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MONDAY
ISSUE
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
New
Number 5549
Volume 184
RAILROAD
:
value
asset
$7,444,131
$2,751,930
4,520,087
per
3,239,543
$1.65
$0.85
share.
Weill,
Deal
See
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Estates Association below.—V. 177,
Shore
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Exchange (Stocks)-——
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77
Offering—-
7/7' v", "Xf./X-'XW--'
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New York Stock Exchange
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Postpones Stock
Aero Supply
Stock Exchange has received notice
can
.date, of
that
the
20|.
July
add
new
date-of
will be
dates
announced
and
183, p. 3005.
offering.—V.
prior
the
Los
Co.
will build
a
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..—..
Sari Francisco Stock Exchange
'
Angeles. Calif., area, it was announced on July 3 by John A.
.Hill,, president of Air Reduction Co., Inc. The hew plant is designed
,to produce daily .55 tons of high purity liquid oxygen, 15 tons of liquid
will be in excess of 7,500,000.
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-The
;957.
is
.
Air
Air
plant
for completion
scheduled
the'second
during
half
of
Pacific Co.,
Reduction
headquarters
with
Reduction's West Coast Industrial
gas
In San Francisco, is
and welding products divi¬
;
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other than that of investing, reinvesting, owning, holding,
trading in securities; and the Commission has ordered * hearing
the application to commence July 12, 1956.
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Organized Aug. 10, 1955, BSF is a Delaware corporation and la the
surviving corporation of the merger into it on Sept. 30/ 1955, of B. 8. F.
Company, a; Pennsylvania Corporation,, formerly, known as Birdsboro
'Steel Foundry & Machine Co., which was engaged in"business as a
steel foundry and machine manufacturer prior to
the sale of its
assets
in December. 1954.
As .of May 1,
1956, BSF owned 151,961
shares or 25.56%
of the outstanding stock of The American Hardware
Corp. It also owns all of the preferred stock and 78% of the common
stock
of
New York
Factors, Inc., and
the remaining ^22% of . the
common is under contract to it.—V. 183, p. 2178.
upon
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35
SEC Index of Stock Prices*^—~
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—
Transactions American Stock Exchange...-"
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sion.
buisnesses
or
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Dow-Jones Stock arid Bond Averages..
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
;
Pa.—Application to SEC—
This company, it was announced on June 28, has applied to the SEC
ah order declaring it to be engaged primarily in a business or
for
45
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183, p. 2178.
B. S. F. Co., Birdsboro,
39
Section
Electronics Corp., Tarry town, N. Y*—•
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This investment Company filed a registration statement with, the SEC
June 27,
1956, covering 2,000,000 shares of its capital stock.—
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Toronto Stuck Exchange—Curl)
Over-the-Counter Markets
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^nitrogen, and 3Vu tons of liquid argon. The cost of the plant, including
related delivery facilities,
Co.,
Inc.,
$600,000 6%
on
V.
Montreal Stock Exchange..-....--40
Canadian Stock Exchange—
41
Toronto Stock Exchange
42
air liquefaction plant in
new
_
Stock Exchange.w__—..
Exchange-
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange-...
to
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Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Unit to Expand—
Air Reduction Pacific
Co.,
of
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
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39
Angeles
Midwest
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issue
Axe Science
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Detroit Stdck Exchange
have been cancelled and
established
,.....—.-.7:-—-
Exchange;
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Los
that the previously announced
for the said offering
1956
27
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange.*..-—.
25/ 1956 and the previously announced expiration
later
Stock.
Boston
in'connection with the7proposed -offering.' by the company to stock¬
right to subscribe to additional shares of capital stock
at $2 per share on the basis of one additional share for
each 41/6 shares held, it was announced on June 29 that the Ameri¬
holders of the
;<par'$i)
.record date of June
(Bonds)
Blauner
new
a
American Stock Exchange..31
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Corp.-rUnderwriters Named—
Sulzberger; &
,
Stock and Bond Quotations
;
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New York Stock
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In This Issue
of America, Inc., N. Y. City—Stock Of¬
fering Suspended—
Ha J lo well,
,
133, p. 1609.
Acryvin Corp.
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Charles A. Taggart & Co., Inc., and
will
be
the
managing
underwriters
convertible subordinated. sinking fund
.debentures, due 1968, which, it is expected.will .be publicly offered
about mid-July,
The names of the managing, underwriters were filed
with the Securities and Exchange Commission on June 29, the Issue
having been registered with the SEC earlier that month.
Proceeds from the sale: of the debentures
will be used by Atlas
Credit to retire $159,000 of indebtedness of affiliates, with the balance
.to be added to working capital.
The corporation/ with headquarters in Philadelphia, Pa., finances
the modernization and improvement of homes and buildings in the
Greater Philadelphia
area.—V. 183, p. 2894.
June 1/55
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Shares outstanding
—V.
INSURANCE
-
Atlas Credit
June 30,'56
.
Net
INDUSTRIAL
-
York-—Reports Gain in Assets-
Aberdeen Fiind, New
As Of— -.-v.:" :
TotaL.net assets.—
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PUBLIC UTILITY
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Pride $1.25 a
7, N, Y.y Monday, July 9, 1956
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air liquefaction plant of
Air Reduction. The company now operates large air liquefaction planits
in Butler, Pa., and Riverton, N. j., and is constructing an air liquefacThe
rtion
7
Los
Angeles plant will be the fourth
plant In Chicago.—V, 184,
Air Research
p. 1.
'y.i,
See I>eal Shore Estates
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Association belovr.—V. 178,
p.
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1049.
Allis Co., Milwaukee^, Wis.
Securities
The
and
—
Registers With
Exchange Commission—
Reserve Bariks
filed
of its
General industrial Enterprises, Inc.
controlled by Baldwin, It was
with Drexel & Co. and Philip A.
Roth, affiliated persons, in the filing of an application-for an exemp¬
tion order under the Investment Company Act permitting the payment
by General of a fee to Drexel and Roth for services rendered in
negotiations for the sale of properties by General; and the Commission
announced
;
lised initially in part
to
Of such loans $3,400,000
borrowed; after-July. H 1955, "to provide funds for the payment of
itaxes .and.-to- carry Increased inventories >and accounts receivable,
t According . to
the prospectus, - the company at June 30, 1956, had
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3
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7 Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing. Co.
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Supply Business—
7
7
to the proceeds
be
from
deriyed
internal
See
-
of the debentures and
common
stock,
will
from borrowings in the maximum
amount of $3,500,000 under a revolving bank credit
agreement, and
"from additional bank borrowings.—V. 175, p. 1537.
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sources,
corporation
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Corp.—To Expand—
announced
on
June 28 it would
government-owned plant in Chicago formerly Operated
Packard Corp. in the manufacture of Jet engine parts;
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foot
on
July 2 took
plant,
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said the Chicago factory would
.
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be used for the company s
,
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toronto
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BONO & SHARE BROKERS
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185 Bay Street, Toronto 1, Ont.
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
The company on June
.
covering
11,700
stockholders
construction.—V.
American Cyanamid
Co.—Sell Chemico Unit-
26 filed
a
shares
without
of common
underwriting.
r
Plant Operations—r
Affiliate of Watt & Watl
6
Toronto Stock
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Investment Dealers Assn.
Telegraph Co.—Bids July 10—
Canadian Securities
Oil
Co.
below.—V.
182,
p.
Direct private wire to
Buffalo
Montreal
Incorporated
Fort William
2126.
Asotin Telephone Co., Asotin, Wash.—Files
of Canada
Private Wires Between
New York
Watt & Watt
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp,—New President—
Service
With SEC
June 21 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $50) and 500 shares of
preferred stock, both to be offered at par, without
of Security
Dealers, Inc,
Port Arthur
London, Ontario
The company on
SAYARD £ HART
L. J. FORGET k CO.
covering
5'/2%
102
70 Pine Street, New
cumulative
The proceeds
proving the telephone plant.
underwriting.
are
to
be used
Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
company,
Cities
Jordan Street, Toronto
Members
at Room. 2315, 195 Broadway, New York, N. Y„ will
Up to 11:30 a.m. (EDT) bn July 10 receive bids for the purchase from
it of $250,000,000 34-year debentures due July 1, 1990.—V. 183, p. 3008.
See
.
below.—V. 183/ p. 2893.
nylon, with five staff departments serving both operations.'
In announcing the new plan of organization, which became effective
1, Plant Manager E.-M. Salley, .Jr., explained that its objective
is to separate rayon and nylon operations so that one manager will
be responsible for planning and administering all production functions,
Including quality control, for each product.—V. 183, p. 2893.
American Telephone &
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $1) to be offered to
The proceeds are to be used for
181, p. 3006.
Members Ntttional Association
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Light Co., Rapid
•
devices.—V. 183, p. 765»
The
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City, S. D—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Hills Power &
July
stock
.
.
Black
v
American Enka Corp.—Revises
the
*
merged corporation will continue all" Birdsboro's current activi¬
manufacturing hydraulic presses/ steel mill rolling equipment,
rolls; jaw Crushers and steel castings,—V. 180, p. ,2694.
.
This corporation • has. reorganized "technical and production functionsof its plant at Enka, N. C., on a .two-operations basis,, rayon and
members
;
Birdsboro's purpose of the merger was to acquire* and continue the
operations of Mirawal Corp., Baltimore, which is the only manufacturlng operation of Universal Major. Mirawal produces porcelainlxed ntetal
sheeting for Interior and exterior walls.
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The capitalization, after the merger,, is now 2,000,000 shares. Birds¬
boro .Steel stockholders own 1,600,000 shares, while Unlversal's 4,000
stockholders own 400,000 shares.
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ties
expanding defense production program.
It will be operated as the
Chicago division of American Bosch.
Other divisions are at Garden
City, L. I., N. Y.; Springfield, Mass.; and Columbus, Miss. The company
is engaged in. the design and development of
guidance systems for
missiles as
well as the manufacture of electronic and mechanical
See Electric Bond & Share Co.
S, J, BROOKS & COMPANY
Co.—Merger—
another step in diversifying when It
The
Air Force facilities
an
Mr. Perelle
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acquire a large
by Studebaker-
perelle, President; also reported that American Bosch had
"contract to operate the 750,000 square-
"Charles W.
received
company
merged with Universal Major Elec Appliances, Inc., Baltimore, It was
announced on July 3.
' f~'G. Clymer Brooke, Birdsboro president, said that the surviving cor¬
poration is to be known as Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co.
Western" Railroad Supply Co. below,—V. 183, p. 553.
* American Bosch Arma
This
.
in addition
*
Sells. Railroad
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;plant,and$350,000 for"anew plant site about 10 miles from the*
.'present site,
It is anticipated- that In 1957 the company will .begin
.construction of a, new highly automated small motor plant on the new
plant site at an estimated cost of $2,000,000 and during 1956 and 1957
will purchase equipment for both the present'and new plants for
i approximately $1,800,000.
An increase in working capital requirem.cnts also is-anticipated. Funds required-for the foregoing purposes,
company
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine
,
v
and
a
have joined
has given interested: persons until July 16, 1956, to request a hearing
This
.
-
incurred commitments aggregating approximately , $2,250,000 in cons.nec.tion„ with the initial steps In Its expansion program, including
$1,000,000 for office expansion, $900,000 for- an. addition to the present,
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29,
Negotiations by Mr. Roth and a Drexel partner culminated in a
on Dec. 30,
1955, by General of all its operating assets to Mldvale-Heppenstall Company for a base consideration of $6,100,000.
A
disinterested majority of the board of directors of General on March 7,
1956, adopted a resolution authorizing, subject to the granting, of the
instant application, the payment by General to Roth and Drexel of
$75,000 each for the services performed;-*-V. 177, p. l366.
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Capital Flotations for Month of October—.
.
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proceeds, of thd financing "are to " be«
discharge, bank loans aggregating $4,000,000.
company
June
Sale
for public sale; and the Interest rate,
{Was
on
thereon.
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public offering price and under*
writing terms thereon are .to be supplied by amendment, ; Robert W.
Baird de-Cb., Inc.'Is listed as: the principal
underwriter^
>„ The,company
manufactures Industrial type motors, -
Securities Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption—
investment
(formerly The Mid vale Co.),
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices
The Course of Rank Clearings—
,a
$10
fund.debentures due
Baldwin
This
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
7'
registration statement with the SEC covering
par common stock and $3,000,000 ot sinking
July 1, 1976. Theeompany proposes tqxoffer the
47..T29 common, shares..for- subscription by holders of its Tommon
; stock; of record July 18, 1956, at the rate of one new share for each,
five shares then held.' The subscription price and underwriting terms
are~tcf be'supplied by "amendment.- The. debentures, are to be .offered
company
47.729 shares
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Banks of
Federal Reserve System.,
(Louis)
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General- Corporation & investment^ News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings..—..—— 53
Dividends Declared and,payable.^—.
13
Foreign Exchange Rates——*—
48
Condition Statement of Member
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X,
Miscellaneous Featiires
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Exploration, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y;—
&
Stock Offering Suspended—
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for modernizing and
to-
York 5, N. Y.
Bell System
V
WHitehall 4-3262
Teletype N. y, 1-374
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(106)
Dirj
Blue
WinM
Bird
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sharet
ner
w>i
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Boone
f
The
with
notification
stock
common
to
corporation
The
rnm
v/O
first
to
for
PhilarlAlnhia
v
rp.,
June
filed
25
croceeds
Pa
»
Flips
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letter
a
to
$5)
(par
June
the
for
financing
with the
be offered
shares
common
of
development.—V.
and
both
179,
to
and
products
At Riverton.
1156.
p.
the
25
of
rate
one
.
»
Airlines,
^1? 000 000
Sold—The
IUC-—Debentures
4(4%
offer-
ciates at 101.50% and accrued interest, was
.
o
,
retails
V
in
184
subscribed, bee details m v.
Ltd.—Acquisition Completed
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Carver Loan
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,
quickly
over-
V
& Investment Co., IRC., Philadelphia, Pa.
Riverton
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
and carried on by and in the name
the
of
(A»
It
at
B-A
of
special
a
will
B-A
the
become
meetng
May
on
the
18.
doubled,
Oil
Gulf
30
of
the
Corp.
capital
of
producer
cumulative
preferred
stock
and
$10
to
are
each.
$100
added
be
There
working
to
will
be
underwriting.
no
capital,
The
will
of
rMfrlrLd
restricted
8,178,219
in
B-A
with
accordance
convertible
C)
proceeds
pnrn
flnH P
son Corp. and P. W
terms
that
construction
will
beghi
soon1
on
capacity
of
refinery,—V,
the
183,
and associates
the
If
past
at
rate
a
Its
decade
better
than
averaged
more
of
sales
Chadboum
Chadboum
by
listed
of
preferred
of
6%
added
Stock
Gotham
the
to
value
nar
.
Chadboum
Gotham
1,786,-
Exchange.
$20
$sn
5%
.
val-ia
oar
r<7
cr,adbourn Gotham $50 par value 6%
has outstanding 52,979 shares of $10 par value
8,000 shares of $50 par value 6% preferred stock,
goes
through, Riverton plans to distribute three
and
common,
value common
par
it;s
to
and
stockholders for
share
one
of
the
^
chadbourn
new
acquiring
Gotham
company.—V.
iesues
182,
wl„
share
of
Gotham
their
carry
share
one
each
Chadboum
non-convertible preferred for each share of
the
In
from
stock
and
rew
convertible
Riverton
share
par
and
York
New
Chadboum
p^Lrred
and
acquisition
$50 par
assets
common
acquire
$1
currently
stock
Qf the $2Q par
their
will
securities:
Gotham
Gotham
the
on
new
stock,
-scares
,
Gotham
following
snares of the Chadboum Gotham $1
on
July 3 publicly
^
July 1, 1976, and 230,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) in 'units of $500 of bonds and 50 shares of
stock at $500 per Unit, plus accrued interest on the bonds
a
2287.
p.
Inc
running
the
the
of
shares
g 00n
Riverton
W.^BTOOKS^^CQ. inc. ana as^ciates on
offered $2,300,000 of 6% first lien bonds,
2SuS?eto°"coPsn!SJSai'SW'
present
& Co
Brooks
issued
110n.convertible*
.
for
shares
presently
52,979
CarY Chemicals, Inc.—Securities Offered—Lee Higgin-
rommon
common
the
be
shar°8
947
to
exchange
158,937
which
.nmtWim
6%
of
01
.-
announced
also
Issued
was
stock
agreement,
was
the
act
nf
0
shares
15,000
,
largest
nation s
u®
icnnn
covering
SEC
be offered at par
($10 per share)
and $150,000 of five year 6 c
subordinated $10 renewable debentures to be offered in denominations
its oil
a gas line from Alberta
approximately
are
gas
June
chares
the
assets
oc^0rp0ra-
.u
by a Canadian
approved
over-
In
common
natural
el
shareholders
B-A
th?
Canada
Eastern
On
Ltd.
quadrupled and on the completion of
reserves
to
by
result,
Co.
expansion moves undertaken
acquisition
of
Canadian
Gulf
was
largest
the
wheimingly
a
Oil
American
British
One
are
During
negotiating the transaction,
Under the proposal, Chaobourn
u-
i
Riverton
annually.
than $1,500,000 with pre-tax earnings of about $225,000 annually.
J. C. Wheat & Co.. investment bankers of Richmond, Va., has been
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_
of
sales
$2,000,000
,
3
D
p. d.
„
current
3SSO-
.
©1
Mineral Wool,"
an
insulating material, crushed
sand and agricultural limestone. At its Piney River
plant,
produces Aplite for use in the glass industry and Do-
niinion Poultry Grit.
convertible subordinated deben-
tures, made On June 27 by Lehman Brothers and
c
company,
"Perfection
the company
]n& 01 $12,UUU,UUU *V4Jo> convertible suoorainatea aeuen
taken over
the company manufactures "Flamingo," a true hydrauand "Flamingo Masonry Cement," two brand-name building
widely distributed in the South and Southeast. It also manu-
lime,
lie
future
upon
stone, stone
Capital
stock,
factures
companies,
notification
of
stock
I
w
were
*
offer
advance, is the combination of Canadian Husky and
Refining into a single operating company freed from the
undesirable effect of the holding company relationshrip upon market
designed
company's
cf Canadian Gulf
thai> mV*,
Riverton
Riverton, an 88-year-pld firm, .owns one plant with some 500 acres
of land? including Valuable limestone deposits, at Riverton, Va., in
Warren County adjacent to Front Royal, and a second plant with
approximately 125 acres at P.ney River, Va., acquired in 1953 when it
merged
with Dominion Minerals Co.
of -such shares are td be so held.
The ultimate objective of Canadian Husky, which the exchange
acquisition of Canadian Gulf Oil Co. was completed on June 30, and as of Juy 1 the former business and operations
This
declare the exchange effective if .less
to
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
Stock Exchange, and the holders of two-thirds of the
wUch
is traded over-tne-eounter.
Canadian Husky
bpt more than 80%
for
at $25 per share, with Janney,
underwriting the offering.
The
for working capital.—V. 164, p. 271.
British American Oil Co.
fusil
'
offer,
however,
will,
exchange
Pa.,
Philadelphia
"to be'used
are
right
The
of the shares of each class; and Canadian Husky
held
shares
eight
each
Inc
Co
&
par
be used
the
Refining.
&
result of the exchange
a
as
Husky Oil &
10,000 shares of common
common
stockholders of record
share
Dalles
at
offered
be
proceeds are to
values
on
Oil
Husky
of
effective if,
reserves
is
covering
»uew
the
J
;
r>~^i
shares
ence
operations.
^
vOUniy
of
"Witil Securities and Exchange Commission—
63C
Citv
^«y,
Carson
l/arstm
become
letter
a
underwriting
mining
to
^
filed
shirks"of
without
incident
c
rawmses
*
s
Final
Will hold at least 90%
:25
June
roverlhc * 290 000
PSC
01
SEC—
With
roi-Doration»6n
Th*
Gountv
^ounvy,
Pinal
nf
Tri/>
Mines,
Xev.—Files
.
.
Riverton
vo(e
^
2737.
p.
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Test Well in Persian Gulf
Work
has
begun on
from
zolles
-water
the
deep
test
well
to
by
make
Abu
base camp
a
Dhabi
Marine
Temporary
in the
the small island of Das,
mainland,
Gulf
Persian
for drilling
60
Co
under-
an
Ltd., in which the
British Petroleum Co. has two-thirds shareholding and the Campagnie
Brancaise des Petroles one-third. The site of the deep test well is some
SO
miles
This
off
will
Persian
^
To
a?
V.
following
the
several
Areas'
Gulf.
The
total
cost
President,
This
Net
the
to
sales
days'
up
i,
jujy
June
on
last
this
past
March
Increased
31
share,
per
not
John
H.
income of $2,951,821,
outstanding stock.
amounted
year
a
of
consolidated
net
which
will
than
for
for
each
In
hlus
to
1957i*
The
SEC
outstanding
proceeds
be
to
are
the
will
prior to
company
capital
used
compared
bonds
new
on
during
the
first
and
year;
stock
follows:
as
$447,400
for
ffe"re tn'tL0WkTmy"f°?h7cU"anyaiW °' $3'643-579 ,0 the
.
Services.
The
"Our backlog of defense orders at the close
diaMr. Ballard, "was over »18,000,000."-V. 183,
s",raey
chloride
DOunds
It
plastic
exDand
to
Dronoses
compounds
?trucung 'an^ derating
and
Its
oDertions
of
bv
TVfannfaol.irinir
Manufacturing
Cn.
Co.—Consolidation
debenture!
Ju^e2fi8l0nCnrho0vederfhe0f lan^ fC°m1Pai)H find
r!m!
a
n!,nh?l nfiV
h!
tn
^ares^fTnmmo?
if
7flit shares
ghir!
fhTi
Each of the 3|761 /2
v»rh
■r
ai^
Tbe piant i8 situated
10
?
nh
Dunh&m
n
f
J
^
i,
preferred stock is exchange"*
and
P&Sh;-i the surviving corporation and
each
fir nL
°' D(u"ham com,»pn shares 18 exchangeable
2f^hp ^ai
Eh^2«rV nf11?. COhP°ra
fhfn»PBhic for 3/a of the new shares of C0mm0n stoc^ (Par' $$) is ex?
Bush common stock.—V.
changeable fnr
,
snfi
n
179,
102.
p.
California
Interstate
Telephone
Co.—Registers
This
company
coveSng
convertible
June
on
50,000
series,
28
filed
shares
$20
to
par,
be
offered
underwriting group headed by William
effering price and underwriting terms
■raent
g
Net
proceeds
funds
to
all
construction
company
the
eludes,
v
borrow
carrying
things,
Lake,
between
additions
at
for
to
be
used
bank
used
through
Co.
The
bv
other
finance
of
said
on
fiscal
the
and
year
.
in
rated
a
degrees
other
construction
San
ending
will
in
May,
located
be
(10
The
-
agreed to purchase from
offered set forth below:
basis
which
P.
in-
of
31
-
Higginson
W.
Brooks
Davenport
&
&
Co.
Inc.—
$587,433
e*\
x
248,660
J.
2,000
Glidden,
C.
Wheat
Ira
requirements
permission
„
$290,497
arnuire
—
nommor,
m
t>
Eachange
Oil
Co.,
Issue
applied
1,200.000
outstanding
purchasing
stock
agreement
basis of 960 Central Eureka
300000
&
Oil
the
to
shares
of
A
calls
»•«,.
proposes
of
to
Husky
aoliows:
June
on
offer
Oil
one
29
1,069,231
these
&
share
anrl
ana
filed
ttanding 6<%
Canada—
TTvr>Vio«rtQ
<
hxenange Lommission—
a
registration
statement
with
in
offering
is
common
for
to
be
each
made
issued
3'
Husky OH
&
i
shares
of
Husky
proposes to acquire
Oil & Refining not
Hu!ky- As of June 1. 1956, Canadian
^ 0 the 1-968'.860 outstanding common
Refining
and
is
authority to
on
July 5.
t-»
SSL.
*
j
m
X be" mada'afxSe'
Ydrl"Tm.
of
K
'
for
T_„
none
of
the
Husky
shares
outstanding 71,363 prefer-
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FINANCIAL
wuiiam Uana
Seibert, President.
CHRONICLE
Published twice
formal
move
toward
its
$1
^al7
P.
U.
par
The
plan.
.
have
2
to
of
stock
on
the
Dana
be
entitled
win
CL ?;
he
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to
prepay
integrated manufacturers of print.
States,
with
plants
(near
In
Hamilton,
Houston),
Texas.
Rv
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1956—6 Mos.—1955
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$3.40
<
t
called
trust
for
bonds
redemption
due
Aug.
Aug.
on
l,
1969
1,
at
1956,
100%
$288,000 of
accrued
and
preferred
'
stock,
it
was
r.
into
also
voted
their
L
pi° befor
offered
Plan
Option
Key
I
Oil Co.
„f
(Del.)—New President—
Tll1„
parent
accepting
the
new
post,
Mr.
oi.f
-
T
_
ofTe Arkan^
Kidd
resigned
.
as PreslJones, Chairman of
President
as
of
the
headquarters in Shreyeport, La. He is
hv
^
0
an announcement by W. Alton
Cities Service Co.
Corpus boaM of diLctorfto a 'mating m
W " Vice-Prealde„t of Cftfea Service
Pud Oil
fully
'
continent areas
Arkansas Fuel
in
en8ages
Oil
phases
all
Corporation,
of
the
also
petroleum
„lfl
Q
,
K
Countries, $67.00
On
account
of
the
fluctuations in
the
per
rate
of
439.
p.
Citizens Utilities Co.—Acquires Two More Cos.—
„
R'phard L. Rosenthal. President,
Suburban
Utilities
and
operations in
the
hard
approval
telephone
properties
3
and
announced
sewerage
Citizens-
facilities
in
seven
this
different
states,
will
purchase.
com.
an
.
Northwest Utilities and Suburban Utilities serve a residential area
now under large scale development by F. & S. Construction Co., Inc.,
Of
Phoenix,
Ariz.
The
new
Citizens'
subsidiaries
are
expected
to
serve
1,200
water and sewerage customers by the end of 1956.
The
represent an expenditure of more than $600,000 on utility
Upon completion of the development, it is expected that
totaling $1,500,000 in cost will have been installed and that
companies
facilities
annual
revenues
will
approximate $200,000.—V.
183,
p.
3007.
goods
of
the
fnlnradn
Intprstatp
Ga<?
Co
Secondarv
Offprint—A
COIorauO intersta e Oas G .
ary VJliering
A
secondary offering Of 3,000 snares Of common Stock (par
$5) was made on June 28 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $69.50
n„r
qhare
with
a
dealer's
discount of 75 cents
Per snare> wllG a ™S,a™
It Was Completed.—V. 183, p. 2414.
Company,
subscriptions
in
has" be'en derating eTectr'ic^gS?
which
Illinois with
July
on
wot°i.
water
Co., _operating
Chiclgr^ttizcns';
year.
exchange, remittance for foreign
:
M<
a
Cities Service subsidiary
business except refining, and
markets Cities Service products in 11 southern states—V. 180,
mence
Enters Hard Goods Field
diversification
nn
Stock
n emPloyees of the company and its subsidiaries.
lent' according to
183. p. 2642.
Financing—
of
>
(Continued
OI
ner
share
CeniS per snare-
n,
On
page
if)
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
a
week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday] Other offices: 135 8. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
treiepflone STate 2-0613); 1
Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
C.f England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at ths
post oiilce
at New
York, N. Y., under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $63.00 per year. Other
1KXTE:
to
n°T m0Te
Central Eureka
-
William B.
will
and
board of directors on July 2 elected Robert L. Kidd
In
for
stock
The
plan will be submitted shortly to the stockholders of both
companies.
Approval is required of the holders of a majority of the
Chadboum Gotham common stock, which is listed on the New York
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
this
,
oQQ-
H
-
exchange
an
Commission
common
Co
the directors of this nationally known manufacturer of hosiery
and lingerie on June 18 approved a plan to acquire the assets of the
Riverton Lime & Stone Co., Inc., of Virginia, in exchange for shares
CGI votins stock
directors of Riverton
:
integrated oil company, this company Is the principal oil
and natural gas producing subsidiary of the Cities Service system. It
markets
petroleum
products
throughout the mid-western and mid-
field,
new
1981,
1956*
Y.-
the stock will be sold through a negotiated underPublic offering will be about Aug. 16.—V. 183, p. 2179.
first
15,
(«!
United
Ohio
Cities Service
^
i
expected
its
the
10, next, 5,000 shares
New
California
issue 80,000 shares
Chadboum Gotham, Inc.
In
■
July
thi Imnunv'c -'RpLwIh
the company s
Restricted
tn
to
E®plo.y„ef
facil'ties.
of
t£iJange o:Her, Canadian Husky
the common and
5*^?,
©I
It
writing.
as
and
of Husky Oil &
Refining Ltd.; and
Canadian Husky preferred for each
issued and outcumulative redeemable preference
share, $50 par of Husky
par-
preference
been
~~V' 183, p" 2<j9°-
100
petition with the Ullpols Commerce Com-
shares, $1 par. The company
exchange for the outstanding stock
Ltd.
The
Canadian Husky
"ow
for
announced
the
cumulative redeemable preferred
„
•a
*01
mission
:
later
100
Co.,
shares for each Salz share.
a
statement
public
ui'l'' J— KSfatam!fhJItb th«
100
la engaged tn cattle feeding and feed
San Jose. Salz, which operates a leather tanning plant at
Cruz, Calif., showed total assets of $1,007,643 on its unaudited
This company has filed
the
Payment will be made at The First National Bank of Chicago
111., or the New York Trust Co., New York.-V. 183, p. 2895!
nwiUn)
'
100
——
in
common
shares
8hare'
Alta.,
to
debenture issue will be used In part
ar®
water
Refining
of
Co.—
balance sheet for the three months ended March 31.-V.
Calgary,
'h363 shares of its 6%
and
&
Co.^
byTOe0c,ntoShekaTo'mpany
Santa
registration
a
offered
be
QFC
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Registers With SEC—
•>
2JO
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Hegisters With ocLunues
SprnritipQ
Bwicis
par,
Co
&
&
j
Central Illinois Light Co.—Plans
Husky
company
.
560,000 shs.
■
hopes to acquire at least 80% of Salz's 1,250 outstandlng shares, owned
300000
$0.99
American
to
thP
£he
37,333
have
C0liat-cral
Chicago,
A
has
on
r
There
*
corporation
to
have
Co
Haupt
Hirsch
Bank"^
the SEC
With
ters- VVJin oiLU--
°
.S1"""8, an" "" ba'a,Ke """
•'
^
'
interest.
7
Units
Morris
Hardy &
n
proceeds
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Partial Redemption—
Central Eureka Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
The
Canadian Gulf OH
Co.—Acquired—
C°Vfcn
$50
.
~
200
i
The
S
^_v :sPeJ! J
-
severally
number of units
respective
300
m
"
milling
"This
In
.....
'
ik
*
$2,300,000
below
company has called for redemption- on Aug.
P' 3 0
$539,157
253.981
deductions
-V°Clda4Pern Crm°°
cnares,
company
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
The
•
Reffi«:fpr<5
»
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
l,50j
Co.—
with
r)phpntnm
a
g.rt°8fn'™me
'
are
1,990,389
,000
Canadian
it-
paisuant
Corp
mature
Junefo
Period End. June30—
tern-
purchased
2,300,000
named
the
company
Gregory & Sons
—V. 183, p. 2759.
Calif
1957
$333,462
British
of
cable
a
2,280,268
lnpnmp
income
for
The
land,
Units
Lee
the
with the
offered first to stock-
to be
$6,000,000
underwriters
the
ld
Files With
—
>"
of
aqres
value L-
par
r?„:»,j
'
notification
underwriting.
Co
1957.
28
on
———
cents
filed
3
expected
Perlod End
37/s%
company's
Bernardino
March
stock
UNDERWRITERS
'
taxes
dividend
,.
eanacitv
Fahrenheit.
j
and
■
its
annual
will
of about
:
«&
estimated cwuSTviSer
upon
60
operation
plant
...
RamaJ
have
\xr
space
"
,
Fibre
onBPofytheSlarge»t
operations by
PVC resin and^^ aUied polymers
_
aggregating
the
program,
Number of common shares
See
and
new
Common
necessary
borrowings,
$1,750,000.
expenses
Preferred
of
excess
Firsfc, llen bonds
serles du® i976--:
an
public
amend-
short-term
a
construction
Victorville
will
based
».
expand
stock
Ohio: Canton- North Carolina; and Pasadena
~V'181' p' 106"
; )
Citv!
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
the
8UPPlled by amCnd
with
operating income
N<>f
Net
with
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OP INCOME
revenues^3_*~L
B£, $2,^456
and
p
Ojwrating
Operating
Interest
sale
&
sunulied
borrowings
to
funds
and
and
floor
a
are
The company is
Jng and fme papsrs in
erred
Mllltown
Flemington' N- J" ab0Ut 25 miles lr0m the
building of central office buildings at
Calif., the installation of a complete
Calif.,
the
public
Staats
discharge
its
out
Valley.
June
be
further
the
at
Installation
plant
been
the
Lucerne
office
will
at
Authorized
for
R.
are
short-term
have
Upon
to
other
and
estimated
Net
current
which
of
purpose
among
carrier
Gross
of
financing
program.
proposes
Hesperia
central
the
discharge
E 1,000,000,
lor
of
statement
ciaSSro
Of
integrate
pnuD„i
of
'
tho
/
company s Mllltown plant.
registration
a
In
nlanfc
res?",
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
EEC
The
PVC
not
completed
The
,
located
letter
a
common
*?■li'™
that the break-even point for the proposed plant will be
iess tban 4,000,000 lbs. annually. It is expected that the plant will be
h
»
'
■
to
unH
a na"onwide 8rouP of underwriters headed by Goldman,
.
Vdebentures
estimates
.
fh#
is
plot and has
plant fpr the manufacture
^bs^if
peratures
^
iv
a
5-acre
a
proposes
conolvmers
500,000
on
feet
8Qtia.rc
building
h*
«
000
tS company
St°Ck (P&f $100> and 1'500'000
of
Dlant
N. J., on the New Jersey Turnpike about 30 miles from New York
t
Dunham-Bush^ Xnc., with
?
a
fA' Dunhait{ C?- ,on
°!iu!!f
S companies under
authorized capitalization of
manufacturlnK
Dresent
oli.
con-
chemical polyvinyl Chloride is hereafter
VC"
toTaSe PVC.
filed
fhanS^8 of"Ae^Hncinal
polyvinyl
JSJuSj1
Ts
to
Approved—
22
&
**
company on July
•
Rush
Bush
Cn
C0Xf5ln?. £20'000,000 of debentures due Julv 15, 1981.
and sale of
chemical com-
thl manufacture
for
76,543
'
working capital.
specialty
integrate
and
plant
a
kr
See V. 183, p. 2895.
($100 per share), without
for working capital.
par
used
_
Is presently engaged in the manufacture
company
polyvinyl
at
be
Chamnion PaDer
$1,150,000
BUSINESS-Corporatlon was Incorporated In Delaware on Nov. 10.
thHe pasL(fi8,Cal /f,ar' ihe COI!!oPollroUfgh, its va,r.l0U3
^.ranches and subsidiaries delivered over $28,000,000 of defense Items
the Armed
.to
June
on
covering 2,000 shares of
to
are
«
MM
corporation
holders
,
that
"
net
cjtanlov
OppS^011'/f" '
Securities and Exchange Mountain,Mich.
Commission-—
to pay cost of new polyvinyl chloride resin plant; $230,748 to-liquidate
mortgage on
present plant; $33,500 to retire outstanding preferred
stock; $10,352 for purchase of common stock; $138,000 for interest
-*
$80,059,644,
30'
its
on
the
Qfnolrh^lHoro
incomg/fti excess of such
at
the option of the company on
30
sinking fund at 106% on or, before July
sinking fund at 102J/2% on or before
plus accrued interest, and with successive
dividends
PROCEEDS—The
$1.51
or
cash
any
.L?,/83" S'anley&
& LO. at $b7.25 per Share.
contingent
a
hv
7™
TVrnroan
tn
subscribed for, and
sold by the Underwriters
were
were
HpndpH
begirmlng Dec.
the
case
rorcntlv offeror!
r®cenI;1y Otterea to Stockholders
the remaining 1,638 shares
be
A
fund.)
of $80,000,
in prices after the respective dates.
indenture securing the bonds provides
pay
Sept-
18%
Ballard,
net
of
**
sinking
an annual
fixed payment
redeemable
1970,
The
28.
year's
shares
1,949,286
for
$1.79
or
certificates
stock
common
to
stock
r»*
Per Share, 74,905 shares
redeemable
are
other
and
i(
and
aJientit'ed
consisting of<
equal to 25%
notice
1966,
bonds
separately.
u
Stock Subscriptions—Of
—
common
,
reductions
ended
year
$3,483,190,
with
the
fiscal
8ept.
$8The°'bonds
of
will be
and
operation,
Co.—Earnings Rose 18%—
announced
on
whole
1958t
Chain Belt Co.
shares of
$1,000
or
counon
payment
#
compares
share
the
31
capable
in Germany
until
bonds
The
^
in
year
drilling rig
a
of
$5Co
transferable
.
deep test well, Is estimated at about $14,000,000.—
Income
last
ever
.
jn
definitive
deep test well In the
Intensive geological and geo-'
of
years
„
first
special barge mounting
15,000 feet Is being built
Bulova Watch
per
Marine
„
unit certificates, transferable at Empire Trust
initially to purchasers of units. Such certificates
denominations, will be transferable o »ly
30, 1956, and thereafter wHThe exchangeable for
registered
delivered
be
be
units
as
Das.
1
Net
Areas
a
Persian
°04i°i
2414.
p.
of
Dhabi
depth of
a
to
183,
Abu
theyweU,
drill
«
be
Gulf,
reaching
towed
Island
the
will
win
d advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Volume 184
Number 5549
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(107)
Capital Flotations in the United States
3
in October
And tor the First Ten Months of 1955
Aggregate financing in the domestic corporate market,
during October, 1955, reached the sum of $1,142,879,251
almost
or
before.
the
total
of
September,
However, it should be noted that
in
was
double
great
responsible
measure
the
3%%
month
for
emission
swelling the
October volume and that was the American
Telephone
& Telegraph Co., convertible debenture
offering in the
amount of
$637,165,800.
For the like month of 1954
Private
number
volume, while refunding issues stood at only $17,136,900,
1.50%.
Long-term bonds and notes in October, 1955, added
to $970,065,150 or 84.88% of the over-all total for
new
capital issues, while refunding amounted to only
>
1.06%.
"
13.45%
or
were
of
the
The total of all
1955
month's
1955
totaled
dollar
gross
added
volume of
common
70
to
up
in
$114,372,201,
offerings attained the
up of only 14 issues.
number
and
reached
$890,835,514,
'
dollar
the
American
Line
Co.'s 4*4%
in
the
phone
&
Telegraph Co,
40-year 3^4%
issue
debentures
due
consisting
Oct.
offerings totaling $30,000,000 each
Industries, Inc. 4.25%
15,
the
the
first
Total Amount
39
$156,417,934
178,463,284
172,766,875
30
—-
23
1'j I
.
2
ten
129,802,075
15.59
41.78
37
176,096,955
\
158,43 t.5'J0
total
of
:S Total
201.670,000
January
February
than
more
$406,088,650
and
March
April
May
$538,383,697
,323,276,542
526,209,055
'
424,845,066
5,608,274
3,104,260
*
339,594,995
2,164,722
,
>
665,963,208
468,037,910
_______
September
1
October
^
470,186,565
21,275,906
4,218,140
260,351,520
928,716,904
5.382,798
<
406,088,650
934,099,702
$4,819,362,238
offerings of substantial
$69,636,762
size
$4,888,999,000
placed
during
Oc¬
tober, 1955, included the $415,000,000 issue of the Illinois
State
the
Toll
Highway
largest sale of
reported; next
was
Commission,
bonds
came
the New York State
Burlington
the
of
Illinois, representing
"toll
Dominion of
tures, due Oct. 1, 1975 and the Lone Star Cement
Corp.
Total
undertaken
Aug 25
road
present
a
tabulation
figures since January,
corporate financing:
,
7, >
■
...
..
SUMMARY
-
MONTHS
1,970,544,582
April
748,829,028
June—I.
New
1954,
AND
$
Capital
91-days
2,202,139,000
1,600.139,000
99.422 + •2.038
8
91-days
99.460 + •2.134
Sep
15
Sep
22
91-days
2,281,268,000
2,653,983,000
2,327,516,000
1,601,163,000
91-days
Sep
22
1,602,174,000
1,600,318,000
99.499 + •1-981
Sep
29
91-days
2,317,278,000
1,600.910,000
99.464
9%-12 yrs.
462,369,686
462,368,686
a
a
12 yrs.
4,823,000
4,323,000
100
2
100
c
Sep 1-30 Sep 1
Sep 1-30 Sept
Sep 1-30 Sep 1
Sep
29
Oct
;
522,872,491'
: Total
$
New Capital
6
Oct
13
13
Oct
20
91-days
20
Oct
27
29
Oct
11
91-days
8V3 mos.
Oct 1
Oct
$
$
20,439,521
486,689,232
560,772,709
314,624,478
15,372,739
329,997,217
641,307,9651
521,025,292
70,653,000
591,678,292
521,319,354
Total
$
months
for
ten
1,301,899,481
106,465,260
<502,084,724
112,141,200
832,347,253
<536.888.359
180,014,200
SERIES E—Beginning May 1,
to
2.9%
rate
10
3%
compounded
achieved
by
9 years, 8
months instead of
six
SERIES
H
(NEW)—New
when
and
at
Third
Nine
quarter
1,678,995,327
months-
576,569,963
2,255,565,290
5,500,899,824 1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
October
-
1,125,742,351
17,136,900
1,142,879,251
611,231,067
Sale of
c
Sales of
quarter-
________
at
Treasury notes of Series
Treasury notes of
and
par
accrued
ZZZI
July
Security
for
six
months
1,600,029,000
bills
91-day
91-day
Treas.
bills
100,168.003
1,500,709,000
99.757.000
1,601,030,000
1,501,086,000
821,562,000
821,562,000
Indebt.
2,201,204,000
2,201,204.003
493,734,761
493,734.761
2,414,000
2,414,000
of
U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bondsTax
Total
antic'n
for
Aug
1,077,189,330
37,112,169
1,114,301,499
Aug
987,358,500
July
certificates
63,330,353
2,380,243,977
May 17
9%
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
241,941,230
1,865,000
734,272,786
756,029,603
Aug
1
Tax
Total
Sep
antic'n
8
Sep
15
Sep
22
29
Sep
1
15,362,643
1,595,515,411
125,993,778 5,746,460,198
Sep
Total
6
266.684,600;
502 608.722
437,537,199
28,773,944
466,311,143
Oct
13
368,085,542
1,026,388,640
i;387.695.944
36,483,000
1,424,178,944
Oct
20
813,776,417 2,511,159.245
2,249,443,739
71,920,964 2,321,364,703
accrued
profits taxes due
The
June
15, 1956.
Treasury Department in October, outside of the
above, confined
its
Bills, Savings Bonds
operations
and
to
the
sale
Depositary Bonds.
TREASURY
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
of
Treasury
FINANCING
Dated
Due
Jun
28
July
months
DURING
Accepted
15,218,173,789 14,330,656,000
bills
bills
1,602,174,000
Trehs.
bills
1,600,313,000
1,502,834,000
1,503,268,000
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,600,910,000
1,500,043,000
Savings bds.
Depositary bonds
462,368,686
462,368,683
4,823,000
4,823.000
U.
S.
Tax
for
antic'n
8Vb
U.
Price
91-days
2,119, 089,000
1,600,029,000
99.611
91-days
2,257, 759,000
1,600,459,000
99.594+ *1.606
91-days
2,390 318,000
1,600,466,000
99.591
July 21
July 28
91-days
2,403, 294,000
July 11
July 8
Feb
1,601,030,000
*1.541
*1.620
99.566+ *1.720
40 yrs.
821 562,000
821,562.000
100
3
July 18
8 mos.
Julyl-31 July 1 9%-12 yrs.
2,201 204,000
2,201,204,000
100
V/n
493 ,734,761
493,734,761
July 1-31 July
Julyl-31 July 1
Total
for
.July
12 yrs.
2 yrs.
97,050,000
7,507,214,000
964,681,685
1,600.122,000
Treas.
bills
1,600,731,000
1,600,059,000
1,600,459,000
272,00G
Treas.
bills
1,600,983,000
1,600,431,000
552,000
Treas.
bills
1,601,073,000
1,601,073,000
ctf.
bds,
2,970,120,000
451,267,321
bonds—
5,863,000
Savings
antic'n
63,000
of
2,970, 120,000
451, 267,321
5
863,000
notes
for
ten
9,830,159.321
6,402,022,000
3,428,137,321
months—109,077,746,683 90,606,438,000 18,471,308,633
(Continued
%
7
15
99,340.000
100,867,00(2
8.471,895,C86
Yield
July 14
July 21
7
100,708,000
bills
Depositary
Tax
99,525.000
1,500,455,000
Treas.
mos.
S.
1.500,614,000
notes
September-
11
1
887,517,780
bills
27
Oct
2,454,000
______
Tr«as.
Oct
1
487,388,780
2,454,000
Treas.
Oct
Oct
487,388,789
on
page
6)
65,636,619,126
July 14
July
1,485.574,000
98,340.000
1955
$
.
99,956,000
6,841,414,000
1,500,181,000
6,84-1,414,000
1,600,139,000
1,601,163,000
Amount
Applied for
$
six
1,600,137,000
notes
Treas.
91-day
91-day
91-day
91-day
Total
Amount
$2,970,-
were
on
STATES
100,342,00®
91-dav
•
1
Oct
UNITED
1,500,393,000
of
August—*
91-day
91-day
91-day
430,874,616
Do.te
1,600,735,000
3,917,811.761
\
for
1
Sep
7,869,910,159
99,037,000
1,600,357,000
1,501,077,000
1,502,017,000
U. S. Savings bds,
Depositary bonds—
1
6,664,020
6.598,813,681 2,064,567,329 8,663,381,010
6,003,087,000
1,600,114,000
1,485,574,000
ctf.
mos.
indebtedness
424,210.596
dated Oct.
11, 1955, and will
22, 1956. They will be accepted at par, plus
interest to maturity in
payment of income ana
99,944,00O
9,920,898,761
Total for October
These
99,028.003
notes
Aug 18
640,635,664
5,620,466,420
mature June
9,273.160,12®
1,600,459,000
1,600,466,000
1
15,677,234
2,773,203
for
Indebtedness
1,501,001,000
1,500,291,000
1
624,958,430
239,168,027
Total
New
Refunding
Certif.
716.902,559
732,407,786
Offered
May 14, 1953.
Treas. bills
40-yr. Treas. bonds
Tax
anticipation
15
982,161,883
that
on
65,636,619,126 56,363,459,000
Treas.
179,006,275
10
doubles!
available*
-
Accepted
91-day
803,155,608
Oct.
H,
Total Amount
bills
625,306,814
1,580,152,768
and
terminated
USE OF FUNDS
Treas.
1,770,700,810
2,425,370,041
120,000 allotted to the cash offering of 2V4% Tax
Antici¬
pation Certificates of Indebtedness of Series C-1956.
was
91-day
10,540,930
401.577.054
Treasury Financing in October
A
7
Oct
Treasury Department announced on
$8,778,160,000 subscriptions were received
been
Series B began on May 15, 1953.
Notes a«*
to the 15th of the month and if heltT
]';■
47,300,782
t Revised.
The
has
Series
interest
Indebtedness
months
bond,
individual
Type of
614,765,864
4,901,430,853 1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
1,697,382,828
purchases
Income
two years interest approximates
2.47%. Sale of Treasury
notes of Series "C" began on Oct.
1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and
accrued Interest to the 15th of the
month and if held to
maturity off
two years, interest
approximates $2.20 per month for each $1,000 not®
The sale of Series C
Treasury Savings notes was suspended on Oct. 23*
1953.
For previous data 011
Treasury notes, see footnote on page 147q.
Oct. 19, 1953, "Chronicle."
658,303,098
________
current
to maturity or
1,723,400,028
896,168,712
December
Fourth
annual
on
limit on annual purchase of $20,000.
SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F
and G Bonds, respectively,
of May 1, 1952. Series J and K
yield a return of 2.76% when hela
to
maturity, instead of the former rate of 2.53% for F Bonds anC
2.50%
for G Bonds.
Intermediated yields of Series J and K will b®
higher than those of F and G. Annual
purchase limit of Series J ana
K. combined is increased
to $200,000.
For
previous data on Savings Bonds, see footnote on
page
2631
June 30, 1952 "Chronicle."
235,924,122"
________
from
Higher
month's notica.
has
Sep
November
maturity.
maturity of the Series E Bond Irota
Interest starts accruing at the end off.
Also the yield is higher In each inter¬
as
614,225,924
75,574.200
1,669,340,438
three
maturity. Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9
year#
with interest paid by check
semi-annually. Redeemahfci
time after 6 months from issue date, on one
any
H
bills
284,937,645;
,
to
of
raised
months,
Series
1,408,364,741
,
96,140,649
326.002,854
interest rate
held to
8
par
Sep
;
Overall
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
Treas.
619,301,395
599,755,043
year.
91-day
10,724,440
1,011,231,184
the
limit
91-day Treas. bills
Aug 25
92-day Treas. bills
Aug 1 12'/2 mos. Treas. notes
608,576,955
33,408,844
c
9,830,159,321
$20,000 maturity value,
527,318,839
395,517,758 1,127,624,275
389,019,719
1952.
months.
one
Individual
year.
666,467,810
732,106,517
566,346,199
2
semi-annually when held
shortening
to
years
5,999,485
2,316,913,624
644,579,063
a
—109,077,746,683
25,159,845
4,040,313,652
154,141,400
months—
bills
494,761,309 3,726,851,724
622,211,465
2V+
a
5,863,000 100
•Average rate
on
a
banc
discount
basis,
a
Comprised
separate series, all of which were changed as follows:
Treas.
3,232,090,415
.
—
91-day
388,296,049 2,318,486,983
September
12
October
4
1,930,190,934
490,437,663
August—.—._.
99.436 + *2.231
100
Aug 11
2,199,640,057
July.
99.410 + *2.333
100
2 years
Aug
891,217,851
348,280,142
99.429 + *2.257
451,267,321
5,863,000
576,914,161
684,800,651
1,851,359,915
451,267,321
$
16.141.452
3,821,904,497663,377,294 4,485,281,791
quarter
2,970,120,000
•2.123
99.440 + *2.214
1,600,983,000
1,601,073,000
8,778,160,000
12 years
1
1,600,122,000
1,600,731,000
2,405,915,000
2.430,033,000
9%-12 yrs,;
for
of
'
682,492,153
i
2,256,679,000
July 14
amounts
Refunding
466,249,711
83,518,225
2.067,0~42~,<)00
91-days
91-days
July
628,060,950
91,928,160
6
Oct
99.408 + *2.134
2 yrs.
July
July
428,921,547
172,833,757
c
1!953
° Refunding
$
100
15,218,173,789
July 21
monthly
2
15
Total
was
1953
44,639,185
315,097,152 2,285,641,734
509,658,396 >
Ma/__
1955,
136,541,342 1,228,659,237
1,092,117,895
quarter.
Total
$-.:'
384,282,362,
March
...
BY
133,916,625
494,144,325
7
February
Six
FINANCING
different
2
a
2,454,000 100
Sep
the
nor
municipalities
1954
Refunding
$
January
Second
CORPORATE
1955
..
New Capital
First
OF
the
2
Sep
Dated
Possessions,
or
•1.875
a
2 years
1
n.saa
,
during October; 1955, " '
showing
1953,
487,388,789
2,45+000
August—
Sep
99.523
99.521
100
8
July 18
of
1
1,600,735,000
Aug 30
Feb
we
1,485,574,000 100
99.522+ *1.689
1,600.137,000
487,388,789
L2 years
variety," it
Thruway Authority.
Canada, its provinces,
6,841,414,000
1,485,574,000
mos.
99.532 + •1.850
Sep
July 28
Below
for
the $50,000,000 bond offering of
No financing by the United States
deben¬
Aug 1-31 Aug
sold
Total ;
Two
.
2,148,655
239,075,614
401,870,510
_
August
first
9,416,575
663,798,486
...l
July
$5,608,792
10,708,640
336,490,735
June
i-oi AuguSt
nuft
Total
<
419,236,792
-
12»/2
TleSi
To
1,600,114,000
1,600.357,000
2,368,922,000
2,177,713,000
6,841,414,000
91-days
92-days
1
Price
$
2,327,804,000
2,291,394,000
May 17
9% mos.
Aug 1-31 Aug 1 9%-12 yrs.
Total
1955, over that
$329,787,487.
516.792,480
;
_
:
—
Aug
from $10,000 to
312.567,902
.
Aug 25
mediate
$532,774,905
—
Aug 18
July 20
July 20
Oct 1-31
double that of Septem¬
much larger than the
,
—;
Aug 11
Oct 1-31
municipal financing for the first.ten months of
V
;
;
\ -■<
,/.•
New Refunding
.'.Total
__—_____
91-days
Oct 1-31
17.65
1955 is set below:
if.;
91-days
Aug 11
26.42
43
was
4
4
17.41
36
—
Aug
Aug
62.22
4)1,070,000
______
July 28
Sep
14.06
Accepted
$
Oct
41.61
Amount
Applied for
Due
Oct
33.39
7:,:
52
Amount
Dated
Oct
24.90
v
286,124,000
33
i_
% of Total
.80 j.OOO
The extent of the advance for
October,
of the like period a
year ago amounted to
$30,000,000
convertible
in
28
ber's
1995; two other
were
subordinated
of
privately
October, 1954 total of $604,312,215.
31/2% debenture bonds, due Oct. 1, 1975,
of $35,000,000; the Southern Bell
Tele¬
amount
in
$201,670,000,
placed
_____
for October last
mortgage pipe line bonds, due 1976; Public Service Elec¬
tric & Gas Co.,
43
Municipal financing in October, 1955, aggregated
$934,099,702, of which amount $928,716,904 represented new
capital, while $5,382,798 constituted refunding. The total
';\vV. \>
Louisiana Pipe
totaled
1955 follow:
October
Offerings of substantial size to come upon the market
during October comprised the $637,165,800 issue of 3%%
convertible debentures, due Oct.
13, 1967 of the American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.; the $47,000,000 placement
of
1955,
August
September
October,
manufacturing total¬
ing $95,631,066, or 8.37%; miscellaneous
$47,564,890, or
4.16%; equipment manufacturers $33,790,000, or 2.96%;
iron, steel, coal, copper, etc., $25,325,310, or
2.22%; rail¬
roads $15,355l000, or
1.34%; land, .buildings, etc., $12,793,230, or 1.12%; oil $12,284,241, or 1.07%; investment
trusts, etc., $7,800,000, or 0.68% and shipping
$1,500,000,
0.13%.
issues
Date
Offered
Aug 18
its-.4.36%. redeemable
share.
July
77.95% of the grand total.
or
of
par a
October,
—v.."
June
As mentioned before the
very substantial offering of the
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co., in the amount
of $637,165,800 accounted for the unusual
volume. Next
in order came other industrial and
or
of
May
There
Taking up the various categories presented each month
in our five-year
table, it is noted that the public utility
group in October, 1955 had the largest dollar volume for
that month at
in
March
a
separate
or 17.65% of the
For September of last year a total
April
10.01%, while preferred stock
of $39,305,000, or
3.44%, made
or
sum
$25
amounted to
January
February
V"
volume.
Two
No. of Issues
$153,677,201,
stock placements in
shares
offerings
and
Corporate
months
refunding issues placed during the month.
no
1,000,000
Short-term
offerings in October,
1970.
..
financing was con¬
fined to the small volume of
$7,000,000 or 0.61% of the
grand total.
Stock
in
"
up
or
due
month's grand total.
of 36 issues were placed
through the private route, ag¬
gregating $158,434,500, or 26.42% of that month's gross
dollar volume.
The current figure also
compares with
the October, 1954 total of
$361,928,242 made up of 45
issues, equaling 36.85% of that month's over-all dollar
volume.
0
-New capital issues in
October, 1955 reached the figure
of $1,125,742,351, or 98.50% of that month's total dollar
$12,136,900,
of'
first preferred stock of
the dollar volume stood at
$982,161,883, or a difference
of $160,717,368 as compared with
October, 1955.
or
notes,
aggregating $25,000,000 each included the
3%% sinking fund debentures of the Union Tank Car
Co.
due Oct. 15, 1975, and the Pacific Gas
& Electric Co.
issue alone
one
promissory
placements
2 414,000
a
a
2,414,000 100
2
100
c
9,920
In the
lowing
and
the
comprehensive tables
pages
we
compare
on
the
the fol¬
October
ten months'
figures with those
corresponding periods in the four
years preceding thus affording a five-year
comparison.
for the
3
£
§
ft
§
Ch
to
Total
$
290, 1.49 I2O.7V,840 79.38642
Relundi g 14,26540 i,67~8~I6
-195
Capitl
New
Total
47.50,476 18,50 0 loS ftS 368,14;90 10,610
23 .0 5.8 7,8 5
$
"0397820 0 17,86320
15,94350
276.0 94 19,074 79,38642
$
Total
490. 8976 18,50 0 394.~V0O 385,9710 10.610
938, 230 60, 0 72.150 308.75,240 7,25.0
70.3290 162.489,05
Refundi g
193.7298.,2,75168,3066 CPimroaatunvincisnpacltdedess.,
•
New
Refundi g 80,6450 "30715 1,035.140
23 .0 5, 0,350
-
Total
1,3875 ,0 Doominf
276.094 •is:.
14,870 9,548,0 2,50, 0 38,150. 4,7032.90
$ 32 ,91 0 237,1 870 14, 7.20
I:
Total
250. 0
251,80. 16.831,0 16,94361
$
Refundi g 1,50 , 0 65,78 0 20 ,0 8.68.0 2.8,0 2,50, 0
153,50
$
—1952
Capit l 13,70. 258,1340 9,3480 28.430,7 142.59,0
430,87461 59,30 142,9~5o70 480,3 9
New
8.931,694
13.05 19,85194 178,50.36 4.935,06 1,98,0
Total
'
t
23 .0 0
'S'
-
5,8 0, 0 170,65 0
23 ,0
119688,4,3743920 49738,j5,0260
14,31 95
•. 14,870 367.12,83 9,548,0 248,0 719 24.3950 2,43 0
52.4G1395
1,50 , 0 6,8201* 20 ,0 0 8,6 0 2. 8 .0 2, 50, 0
■'f-
461,025
.
-
43.207T81
23 ,0
42,"l~7 G3 10.652,419 9. 2,30 183,0 0
23 .0
307,525
14,03870 167,04265 13,70. 30, 6 73 9,348,0 239.16, 9 24,15 03 183,0 52,0 .370
I1,34•265
6, 4,02
$
67,450 3,475,840
7-
37,96.50
250, 0
20,4 0 19,0 0 80 , 0 35,6 0
-
\
-
FYOMFTCEIVAHNBRERS
FYFTOMECIINHVAARBRESG
250, 0
Capitl 245,1890 16,830 16.943,61
New
Total
"
$
3,654,30
78,359 42 7,50, 0 48.069526 129,73 015 8,250, 0
215,60 6,849280
$
'9188701423,,42,561706953 ITCSSOUNOGNRHRAPEIUEFWEAPID
FLAGOFMCOUVNRERIECPMIDPGNALT,T,
Capitl <9,342 42.703~ 5 129,7 531
$
622,4
New
Total
-195
$
982,0.5 7,0 ,0 39.05, 0 13,27 01
8,250, 0
Ne
1,0 0
OSUMFARY
17,1,3265794031
205, 0 928,716904
OFCOT BER stock. b4onnotddess. . stock. stock. bonaonnteddss. 1— stock stock corpate
f1oreign— BIntaernaikon.l Governm forgoevernimgnt- GLoaanv-ciesd, &Municpatl—Ste,s,PSosteaine—s
Short-em Pref red Candi — Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Other Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on
2,450, 0 43,20
5,365,791
Total
stocks.
MONTH
S
Total
I
Candian
j
Other Farm United
*
.
$
-1935
5.0 ,0 7,0 0
2,0 ,0
.VoV
10,484
2,450, 0 43,20
7, 50, 0
■
—
79,41.74 21,35 10 13,56.0 12,84 1,301,980 7,80756 18, 980 153,67201 15,3 0 890.35,14 25,3 10 3,790 65,Vtl7o6 12,84 1 12,79320 1,50 0 7,80 0 47,56 890
-
982,05
$
5,376,275 30,5 0 95,24 791
179,06275
2
2,893,50 12,3690
Refundig 3,82,0
:
:
15,3 .0 81,4580 4,0 0 3,790 807256 1,497250 0 0 66524,37V,
1
11778,,8042654
10,484
42,10596
"
45,320. 36.79,14 13,5093 25,~6bo76 156,37 0 165,72 68 73,8 24 "VO DO 56,27.325 109,3 670 982,16 83
5,91250 5,840 6 34,18307 4,21,268 9,2310 ~T5~o76 o 56,27 325 6,580,670 172,46 14,970 241,53 0 13,40 6 576 56 153,92.07 12,5628 73,8 24 30 ,0 56,27 35 10,38 670
$
New
V
t
Capit l 14,970 185,4210 7,50 0 2576V,5 19,750 18,350 64, 24 150, 0 9i780V65 630,72934
198,0. 5,382798
970,65.10 2.0 ,0 39,05. 13,27.01
Refundi g 30,o 0 89,0"
-1954
'
61,357041 5,80,930 34,18307 4,21 68 9,231,0 "i~5 O76 O 56,27 325 6,580,•67,0.
7,-50, 0
v
403,1 0 934,0 72
1, 0 , 0,
$
$
--250,
V7 32765,80
45,320. 275,4210 7,50,0 2576 ,6 12, 50 16,50 '64, 2 4 ~ i5O7 6 94,80o"5,7O
$
13,05 0 597,462935 10, 0
Refundi g 12,36.90 5,0 ,0
Capital
Total
28,610 604,312 5 10, 0
5,80, 0 31.92675 348,60 27,60972 20,19 50 1. 7,150 12,93.60 4,89 0
-
New
6, 4.02:
3,0 9,720
'
317,150
l4i7~6T75 348.60 10,675.2 1,9,50 12.93,60 12,7 819
$
-
10,484
Refundi g 165.80, 7,50, 0 5,365,791
-1954
80 ,0
Capitl 5,80, 0 170,65 0 16,7450 1'9,^0
59,30 75 03 476,90825
—-
:
"?
$;
485360,,877.61
317,150
14,76 5 348,60 10,675.2 1,9,50 12.93,60 12,7 819 178, 461 5,80 31.92,675 348,60 31,25 72 20,19 50 1, 7,150 I2.T9V6O 47,90 819
/;■;
3,654,30
Refundi g
-1953
82,07165
'
'"'i-
Refundi g 6. 4,02
-
_
1,~035~140
80,64.50
689.43 0
;
10.652,41 9, 230 183,0 0
,
$
New
i
-1958
1,90760 15,31563
*
856,7 65 60, .0 304,98620 7,25,0
Capitl 689,43 0 16,453.91
S
72.15,0 3,749,0
82,07165
$
490,876
IVoV.o o 4,02 ,0 15,94350
15007423!
\
the
—1952
1,678,10
84,27.694 8.931694 64.0576 2,93506 1,67 0 "365,1.7
"~7 4~O 6 8,1 0, 0
Capit l 13,05 0 15,630 14,57.94 2,0 0 1,98,0
20.157,48
1,678,10
1,50 . 0 4,02 ,0 14,26540
$
13.05 0 19,851.94 8.931,694 189.03,860 4,935.06 1,98,0 13.407,60 19,351 63
-
290,14
17 45,40
$
1,67 0 7,15 , 63
84,27694 8,931.694 65,83.6 2.93506
13,05.0 15,6350 123, 9 4 2.0 0 1,98,0 2,40. 0 12,0 0
$
5,0 ,0 5,0 ,0
3,82 ,0 i.o Yo o
Misio
;
8013,,145287695
7,893,50 17,3690
i
ACHNARDTE
Capitl 1,527.0 81,4580 3,790 78,5960 17491,250 f.VoVoO awVilo 970,6510
2,0 :0
$
2,0 ,0
New
*
1974 21,3510 13,560 12.84,21 1,301,980 7,80,0 18, 980 153,67201 1,5270 890,35i4 21,3510 "3,790. 94,2~156 12,84 1 2,793 0 0 0 7,80,0 39,671390 1,257431
1,50V
79,4
1
'
;
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t.
!
:
(OFOCTBER utiles. cceootpa.rl,,manufces- acesori Othmaeanru.ifnncdturisdg.l buildngs, httoreraludtscin.g,,:Mis—celan—ous NBootaensd-s utiles. eccotopa.rl,,manuf acesori. Inamdanuufncsttrirdgi—.l — httoerraludticsng.,,Miscelanous Total"—: utiles. cecotop4a.rl,,manufctes inmdaanuufnscttrridg.l bueildt—ncgs, i—-—, httoerraludtcisn.g,,Miscela—nous utiles— eccotopa.lr,,manuft acesori— imnaadnuufncsttrridg.l ^-1——Jbueildt,ncgs, — httoreraludtcisn.g,,Miscela—nous jsceocrupritate
bueitlcd.—ngs, — Stocks—,
etc.
Bonds
MONTH
Long-T<
Railroads Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maotnords
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investm n
Total
Short-Tem Railroads Public ste l, Equipment Maotnodrs
Iron,
Other
OH
Land, Rub er Ship ing Investm n
t
'
*
i
*-■
Railroads Public Irson,te l, Equipment Maotnodrs Other
Oil
Land, Rub er Ship ing
Investmn
Total
Railroads Public Irson,et l, Equipment Maontodrs Other
Oil
. Ship ing Investm n fetal
Land, Rub er
■
--1
Total
S
4,012 .85
5,796.0 548, 069 768,95427 2,50 , 0 9,46 ,250 5,0 ,0 1,450, 8
Refundi g ,290736 70 ,0 9,765 3 9,750, 50
2,7 1.50
$
-I951-
5.34,723 150, 0 27,850 1,874. 6^0 2,579.0137 17,601 0
0 0 1,782450 168,2 90 34.10 o0 2.84,0 1,27634 128,9312 37,490 1002,702o, 2,80.0 2.40, 304,1576
Total
10,248650 municpaltes.
403,27945 3079 ,0 01,-45^09! 68,73125
1
4,019.852
60 ,0
Refundi g 18;397,0 .31,9570 4, 9,640 13,620 5 1L1279879 32,50 0 3,872;0 1750 , 0 70,8290 290,7362
$
-195
^
r
1
i
60 .0 250, 0 1,0 .0
2,50,0
$ 27,Pr"
1
132,140
489.3058 50,781963 1,450. 8 27509.416 85.17,5
1,40, 0 5,796,0 5,065, 0 80,35621
'587.39,57
10 ,0
0.7,
,042.5 ,324.075 624.521 164,50 284.0 0 ,19827 925.095 61 ,140 175,0 6 000 749,416 573,15
800
2
233
Capit l $/•y-- 3.72,14 90 5,096 4'9,1563 759,214.87
Total,
-
*
Total 41,5226,6.300793520,67,y
*
380,76453 980.534,620
-
Refundi g 2401,250 7,65,430 3,10 ,483
6,04 7.16
New
■;
T:o-tal 5,3 486,513 18,20 '69,0851 809,3874
?
-
-
:
-1954
1,2794 3 '7,50, 0 .7954,832
Refundig 13,9647
•$
.
685,0 0 '.
•
5 0, 0
Capit l • 4,056 134 10,45 0 562,93587 801,3592 81,9750
91,2Ty~5U0
S
;
New
1
•
.
:
~
-'V,
3,6750
;
201,250 201,250
New
Y
Total
16.8>72'•,5 26,40 ;. f-Y37048, *#839,01:
;
»**"•
'
370,65" ,62098 432.81,50 24,83750 8,40 . 650,89521 48,26.50 7,19042 1,0 .0 150, 0 50, 0 623,15740
v
-
?
-1954
37,40
13569,0
T
723,46 721,025
7,536.905
v
CapitL
881 875 000
2.284.
,60
595 140 008 000 416 198
2 .$49,
1,541.74 14 ,594, 34,739, .104,75 2,80 , 308,214,
.
i
;
439,04 0 2,94681.243 548,1.65 16,0910 1,985316 649.80-53 20,68 0 135,94873 t1' . 63.T2,750 451,63 1 7,26348, 3
•
.
20,39.0 78,61074 86,3 40 192,07983 12.465,92 2,340. 0 20, .0 59,3208 653,786.25
r
184,650 20,67 0. 861,27518 42,961758 147,0857 86.47,038 1,074,13 195,24.86 89,2546
Refundi g 31,0 .0 21,40 630, 0 43,678015 1,349,0 1720 ,0 4751,30 17,90230
20,8 .0 1,742 60 19,6750 28,059375 78l5<f4,6 429,8340
,075
214,645 2,310,398 245,346, 20.343,
1,635,48 26,19548
573,0
763,8 58 27,5375 396, 0813 194,0862 3,194,873 28^31,750 16,2370
25,80
'v
-195
,
5,7426,350 98.75,0 487.03,61 1,6087,39 34.50, 80,~4 982
Total
v
4,8'3 50 y,6950
$
—1953
98,0 82,080 37285^0 5,4068.97
-
*"•'1
16,872 5 --a ;',956yl0
a.
8,91,850 3,720, 0
-
390,
236,7950 2.871,0 58 462, 85 16,0910 1,79 32.10 637,4068 17,280 15,94873 63,*2l750 392,146953
1,15,3402388749 23,802671.,8243.0158 9"3.70,51.79438 27,60U 66.,1079,432487
28,059.375
17,94 538 23,6486 1,230964
1.854, 19 10.835,913 31.0 , 0 28,946 05 630, 0 410,479 2,07,025 1,20 ' 4,5130 19,5809
854,290613 42,961758 146,351 85,746013 1,074 13 195.2486 87,430927
'1,450 >r'/0,,
426.9.60
184;,750 2,405.7
50 ,0 0 i;350, 0
1-6,905. 1'8",7-50
LRefundig 201,4820 587, 50 4.O0. 0 160,25640 62,3850 iT sTb b 2570 ,0 236,84239
20,8 0 2,64.538 24,67158 28,05937 92,30 ^6 51.729,413 17,94538 26,40 28,173546 1,2096857
3 8.50 323,2 4
81,64 97 59,27" 302,89146 53,68.472 15,94 854 2 ,30 82 130,96.51
371,09.60 3,4251,79 542,106 27 4.83750 8.40, 0 953.18,67 43.14,972 93,1689 1,38 50 27.30,82 871,02391
18.7324 10.4S 12,895 7
7,50, 0 T,750, 0
i132.657,98
375,173 2 5,0 0
473,2 4
375,173
201.482,0 706.5174 4,510,48 10,517 62,3850 2,70,0 25rbo~,b 253.74,239
9,70 , 0
'
2,1754381_ ITCSONRHPUEAT V45,116,30857089.923 11.,454,459,7286378302 17i.,177,48,022:59337580682486
FCORPEIGANT, 12.48,63
O3CT1BER 4 note.s . . notes. — ',notes. - — 1.02567,084~ -—40,13 75gover.nmt96agciesA812t.,4P,o3s0ein—- bSfinutaocnldeyidsse O3CT1BER Notes- , etc — manufctrig— — :htroaelddtiincng.g,, Notes—_ etc manufctrig htroaelddtiicnng.g,, etc manufctrig htorealdtcin.g, etc manufctrig— —htroaelddticn.g, —
'
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•
1278~0 ,ob i.oTVsb 18,02391
1,4297,18
963,40
4,80 0 10,984.70
4,80 0
37,40
13,96 0 1,450, 0 50 ,0 0
20,350 ,2805937 82574",20 430.8240 27,60 0 37,50. 0
24,
104,
'
'
70. ,0 127,50 295734,0 4,253094 41,850
.
25,80 38*473.50 74.85,298 28,53715 405,8263 197,806 2 573,0 0 3,194,873 28,31750 17,85916
..
$ 23,8 .0 -1,7956820
425,9653 48,051463 1621,"Kobfi 73.C4152
38.
'
Y
Total
1,3 .720 4,3 029,68 41,850
94,82 0 751,69807 5,68921;
9,63 , 50 695,0
2,56 O
2,560 -
S
:
New
7,1348,6 98,0 - 29,50
$
_
Capit l " 236,795:0 2,1043.950 43,854.0 16,09 1,3957 .01 42,59.86 17,50 12,0 3570 , 0 250,34250
132,65798 1870 .0 1,067350 80,9 345
Capit l 4.0687,25 20.45,70 37,08 23 9-71,34 7
1
7
875,.8034261 12.,931040•7,62.4145,806939265_.PCIrDaSotRplevnBmciaihQnFousttIedslvrorhamdudgnimce,p.afl,y.s YFO3ETMFSiNUyCAHODNAJ^VRITT2SRE.D 'Y45,05.2118,296881073.3739
FYEO3MFTFLMANGIIUOACVHDNAV1RECRTSNRPDM.GLT,
-1953
"* t:'
53,,76297..64210
;
-
57,9035 62,790.8
'
10, 0
u
1
\$■. 20,390 ; .67,20 '85.420, 178,5613 8,745;D2 .2,340 .20,
"...
56,1820 120, 3650 36, 0.43 3,9045861 31,6750
66,,10794324.817 145, 0
62,5182
Refundi g
1,4 0, 0 .5,096 5,065,0 59,1705 81,507621
v
-
v.
,
—1952-
70, 0
•$
New *.—
•■
60 , 0 150, 0 1,0 0
'
i-
19,450 357b bo
Total 439,0'4po 2,17 5,90 520.74,509 '16,fp9I0 l,574o~97l50 451,305.1 132;0 , 308,2470
653,78625 "%-y;. lI76G8".b 1,65470 273,6 58
Capit l 4,9168403 3,673.0 4 ,23176 1,0 .39,78
,
'
'
$
'
,
-
67,850 120, 3650 31,6750
.
$
'
New
74,.925613,264883 T1l5O0r,,0 241:,8-50V " 14,56298,19570,4,30 2,6'3371.9942 17,60
•;.'
Refundi g 62,7908 4,80,0 17,0 108 6,093,40
•
1,90 0
r
38,47 350 461,308 4
'=$» 5,3927 1 1.067,48.0
•
—1952
Capitl $ 209,580 1,7493250 163.89,260 20,34875 2,840 i,l4;87204 96,3 12. '0,7^3 102,750 2.80, -740, ■23,-1267
{
.
1,718
179,
54,304.495217,2C.298
1,3112,,25876t76504.257998
500
New
z
34
18,^97.0 60,9260 9,27,640 13,82065 2176/ 275". 35,?05 3,8720' 2,50,0 82,35893
28,3690 4,82,0 63,8403 2,730,50 1,0 ,0 1,476053
132,140 1,450 8
2,371
254,
Refundi *g$v.~ 1,578923 21,05 0 5,634215 2,580419
40,13 0 23.50 2,15. 95 4,8 9 0
1
.a—-
v
150, 0
Capit l '$I 169,830 2,031 0 <i,83au0 24,83750 8,40 0 490,38 1 356,0415 7,19042 .8,510 25,0 0 386,7316
29,50 .
■
v
'
4,30 , 0
-,
i
572,680 2,10593, 0 321,8590 54,9 50 -62,50 1,063 1,40 205,6 0 108,53;70 92.50, 1,795,0 10,5 0 1,04 20
Total
OGNROEUPFWING
1,7845019 69,3672
Capit l 4,16. 827 7,4350 431,0456 1,58629,0 34,50 80,To"982.
■
'
572,68.0 2,815 6,785 546,7039 60,4950 31,052 10.864,7113 265.3 ,0 14. 0,582 150,76439 13,967 50 378,610 8 1,25968,73
-195
Refundi g 408,6940 205,4630 6,46,0 3872 407 10,82 5 9,70.0
'
'
"
21,05. 0 "21,05 26,10875 4,6 .0 — 20,1420
42.75,231
Capit l 163,8740 1.905,3 0 315,430 54,9 .50 62,50' 679.832,9 103,7815 98,3570 92,50 1,7950 10.5 ,0 961.27,69 794,827
ACHANRDTE
New
;
New
'
4,450
168,358
/
18,59 0 375,0 2,175,0
To ,bob
473,2 4
426.960
2,1763.48
-
$-
OSUMFARY
18,59 0 375,0 0 2,175.0 "209,0 0 7,150 98,7350 685,927 85 24,6.379 5,0,0 328,51.25 249,76 1 59,72503 5,904832 58,264.39 1,972 50 368.10,68 178.46,37
109,5.
'
*
:
169.0,6 2,7605. 537,95.43 24.83,750 8.40, 780.1,50 410,759 2 92,76123 8.61.50 247,3082 617,2895
•
6,0 2.51 7 4
■.
163.50 32 ,2 4
692, 8705 59,28.043 289,3269 53,68.472 15,70681 2 ,3082 12,6591
1,0
50 ,0 1,350, 0
New
i
173
175o7 bo 2.64,30 2.670,491 78,21463
56.40 0 7,45 0 659,81.20 219,80 379 5.0, 0 328.51,25 29.7,461 59,72503 5,735,974 58,264 39 10,2 950 365,4 308 15,7482
408,6940 231,57.85 1, 2.0 403. 2,607 10,82 5 9,86,85 1,750 0 -2,6430 86,19572
6,0471
2,0981 4 163,8740 2,58340 53,8.379 60.49,50 391,052 91,28045 163,5214 104,57 24 150,76439 12,7950 375,964308 173, 051 6,2.4175
1
,
EMNODNTHSCorp'a•te— »■Domestic— Lboonagn-tdersmShort-em stock stock. Candian- boannddsShort-e.mPresftockd stock foreJign— bLoonagn-tder*mShort-e_—m. stock_.!Cosmtocokn corpate tIBnearnakion.l GSoCvaernnmdit foreignGLoo*anvdnt, fMunicpal—Stes,Staes toaTli Igu'drneost EMNODNTHS Bo'Loanng-dTesrm .utiles-— scctooepaell,r,,Eqmuaniupfmtent aacensordi indausntrdl bueildtcn.g-s, — -^——- Intvreustsmn,Miscelano—us SBhooartn-TdesmRailrods-* 'Utiles—. cscootpeaelrl,,,Eqmaunuipfmtent aacensordi indausntrdl buelftdci.n—gs, Intvreustmsn,Miscelan—ous utiles— sccotopeall,,,Eqmuaniupfcmtreesnt anordies indaunstrdl bueiltdc.n-—gs, —: Itnrveustsmn,'M—iscelanous utiles sccotopeall,,,Emqaunuifpcmtreenst aanoid. indaunstrdl bueildtncgs, Intvreustsmn,MJisce-lan.ous csoercpuritate
Pref red Com on Long-term Com on
^
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Pref red
Other
.
-
•
Grand,
Total
;
Qther Farm
United
7
10
public Iron, Motors Otper Land, Rub er Ship ing
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Ship ing
Stocks-
Total
public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Ship ing
Total-
Total
Public Iron, Motors Qther Land,
Ship ing
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
w nw ^
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new
(Continued from page 3)
Offered
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•INTRA-GOVERNMENT FINANCING
d
•
Net Issued
■
J
*
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$
;
N.
535,000,000 Public
due
July—
662,396.000
954,025,000
150,629,000
tl37,499.001
353,036,000
263,410,000
89,626.000
1,360,185,000
474.013,000
886,172,000
152,265,000
140,150,000
12,115,000
August—
Certificates
—
Notes
Reid
898,287,000
614,163,000
1,512,450,000
August™—
for
1,
St
Motes
227,125,00(
56,038,000
112,781,000
111,600,000
718,434,000
1,065,625,000
*347,191,000
339,906,000
——
j
t55,562,000
v
-
Total
for
September—™
soldi
All
Electric
Gas
A
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260.803,000
Notes
New
Swiss
St
Co.;
York
75,200,000
—
327.442,000
561,200,000
f.
37,260,422,000
7
for
ten
life
System,
.
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Co.;
Merrill,
H.
Hentz
E.
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Miller,
R.
Co.
St
St
W.
Harrisop
St
Co.;
Parker
Offered
Peck;
St
St
Telegraph Co.
Purpose, to
Redpath;
St
Co.;
''
(Issues Maturing
Notes
*
'v-
Later Than Five Years)
i
Anderson;
Haupt
Hirsch
&
RAILROADS
due
Aroostook
A
Oct.
for
1935.
1/
capital
The
RR.
promissory
refunding
Purpose,
($172,000).
purposes
First Boston
W.
5»/a%
40-year
($3,828,000)
privately
Placed
Corp,
notes-
*'•
and
through
&
>•'
>'
r
berg,
Life
St
Redpath;
Bound
bonds
purposes.
Placed
Co.
surance
Insurance
of
1967.
with
'
Lee
-
due
1970.
and
Penn
3%%
Purpose,
privately
with
Mutual
Line
Air
first
for
Insurance
Life
'.W;
Co.,
St
P,
due
from
annually
for
to
according
to
Hutzler; Drexel
&
St Co.,
trust
1,
Price, to
yield
from
600,000
:
'
r
-
>;
heim
St
tion
;
;
,
^
.
.
due
V
line
Placed
bonds
Pipe
due
Mutual
Life
Co. .4%%
Line
1976.
privately with
bentures
Insurance
due
Oct.
and
Purpose,
for
first
by
without
their
•4,500.000 California
series
and
&,
for
for
advances
Unsubscribed
to
1,
24
at
3%%
first
Purpose,
Price,
with
acting
for
mortgage bonds,
bank loans,
to repay
100%
seven
Placed
515,000,000 Long
Co.
3%%
Life
and
accrued
institutional
mortgage
series
H,
loans
and
Lighting
due
Nov.
for
new
Co.
1,
1970.
'i'
'(
515,000,000
New
York
due
pri¬
and
York
3%%
1885.
and
bonas,
gage
loans.
duo
Sept.
102.384%
Price,
for
bonds
new
due
A
Purpose,
Gas
to
*
rv,
•>
&
accrued
?
Gardner;
Watts
&
u
&
-
>
Garrett
&
Sons;
Christensen,
mY
a
Wood
*
Chas.
St
and
Co.;
A. E.
Newhard,
Bioren
&
Co.;
Dulles
&
&
St
&
&
Co *
Richards
Co.;
Co.;
Peters,
Curtiss.
w
Co.;
Bache
Marache
Field.
Cook
C°': Stetson Securities
Wurts,
W.
H
Robert
Writer
St
House
Corp.;
&
Co.;
Harold E
Co.
*500,000
Consolidated
bonas,
series
E,
due
Aug.
Co.
1,
only
°Kdy
Pacific
due
Power
Oct.
1,
A
1985.
3%%
1980.
8irS^d l^pJ0VZ^ents- Price'
510,000,000
15,
Co.
Purpose,
Co.
to
Co.
Car
1970.
Dillon,
Purpose,
with
Read
1,
construction
through
100%
and
28
for
fund
bank
Price,
Barney
&
institutional
3%%
to
first
repay
exten-
inter-
of Ohio
bank
loans
bonds
and
to
5V2%
shares
of
AND
Industries,
deben:ures
and
&
portion
St
to
Sept. 15,
1 cent)
(par
shares
stock.
of
Co.;
Alex.
St
Brown
units)
Arthurs,
Co.,
&
underwritten
Lestrange
Inc.;
&
for
expansion
and
100%
and
Inc.;
Co.;
Sons;
E.
W.
Clark
St
for
Co.;
Hemphill,
Loewi
Piper, Jaifray &
dated
Nov.
Price,
at
par.
without underwriting.
1,500,000 Passionist
-Fathers
3'/j%-4%
$11,491,250
Co.,
serial
for
(Holy
notes
1,
Cross
due
1955.
Offered
July
construction.
new
Purpose, for
to its
by
Club
Academic
1,
Institute)
1957-19j7,
Price,
100%
1
inclusive.
interest.
and
"".0-
-4
SHIPPING
due
1965.
•Y-/-.
debentures
loans and
at
Co.,
equipment,
Life
Insurance
Life
Insurance
Ira
Haupt
Co.
St
and
Pilot
etc.
Life
bonds
pri¬
Placed
of
Co.
New
York,
Insurance
Co.
Co.
Admiral
Finance Corp. 6% participating junior subordi¬
sinking fund debentures due Sept. 1, 1j70. Purpose,
refunding ($881,000) and for expansion, etc. ($119,000).
nated
due
for
Blunt
new
MISCELLANEOUS
Price,
Placed
par.
and
first mortgage sinking fund
for
with The Mutual
through
•
Purpose,
equipment.
new
v,
-
.
*$1,500,000 Tampa Marine Co. 5%
C.
Ellis
at
St
St
and
par
KimbJill
wards
v
1,
1975.
subordinated
Purpose,
and
to
working
convertible
&
accrued
interest.
Underwritten
by Paul
Co.;
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.; A. G. Ed¬
Boennlng & Co.; Taussig, Day & Co., Inc.;
Mason Brothers, and Gross, Rogers St Co.
Sons;
Co.;
Finance Co. 4%
promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1965.
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Placed privately
through Salomon Bros. St Hutzler.
7
capital.
interest.
Underwritten
by
Kidder,
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Inc.; R. S. Dickson & Company, Inc.; East¬
Securities Corp.;
&
Weld
Co.,
&
St
Co.; Bear,
Drexel & Co.;
Inc.;
Weeks;
W.
McDonald
St
E.
Hutton
Co.;
Reynolds St Co.;
Co.; Dean Witter
Co.;
Hailgarten
&
Pr.ine,
Tucker,
&
Co.;
&
A.
Co.;
G.
>
.
Anthony
&
Co.;
Wertheim
New
*500,000
C.
Co.
(Inc.);
Carl M.
Loeb,
Rhoades St Co.; L. F.
Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; American Securities Corp.;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Blair St Co., Inc.; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Dominick St Dominick; Francis I. duPont
&
Co.; "Laurence
Co.;
M.
Schoellkopf,
Company;
Robert
Clement
Rlter
&
Baird
A.
&
Hutton
Stroud
W.
Marks
Co.,
&
Evans
St
Co.;
Pressprich &
St
Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Shields
&
Inc.;
Spencer Trask
St
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.;
Baker,
Weeks
&
The
Inc.;
Pacific
Northwest
1965.
1970).
privately
Co.,
Inc.;
Corp.;
H. M.
Julien
& Co.; Courts & Co.; Gran¬
Harrison & Co.;
Howard,
Weil,
Co.; The Illinois Company, Inc.;
Securities
Meeds;
Moore,
Scott,
Corp.;
& Co.; Laird, Bissell
Lynch; Newhard, Cook &
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill &
Scribner, and Wurts, Dulles St Co.
&
*1,000,000 Factors
&
St
Sept.
(A,
1,
B.)
1970.
working
4%
15-year
Purpose,
capital
insurance
Co.
refunding
($503,175).
company
through
promissory
($1,216,825)
Placed
Stifel,
notes
privately
Nicolaus
St
and
*6,000,000 Cluett,
Oct.
1,
Peabody
1980.
&
Co.,
Purpose,
Inc.
to
3%%
purchase
promissory
J.
Corp.
Corp.
300,000
Corp.
of
due
due
Placed
privately.
installment
$2,125,000
corpora^
due
note3
Nov.
1,
Placed,
purposes.
Witter St Co.
5%%
convertible
sinking
fund
1967.
with
America
5%
12-year
subordinated
de¬
Purpose, for working capital.
Placed
institutional investors
through Reynolds
Purpose,
Southeastern
fund
Fund
debentures
loans
accrued
Clanton
St
H.
G.
and
interest.
Co.;
an
Inc.
the
notei
3% % promissory notes due Aug. 1,
refunding ($2,012,500)
and for
working
and
general
corporate
purposes
($2,587,50(3).
Placed
privately
with
institutional
investors
through
Goldman, Sachs St Co.
for
note
with
and
subordinated
4%%
and
Co.;
5%%
15-year
due
for
Sept.
1,
working
Underwritten
Frank
Crawford
S.
Co.,
Represents
placed
by
Inc.;
privately,
t Indicates issues sold competitively.
T Indicates special offering.
issues
subordinated
1970.
Purpose,
to
sinking
reduce
capitaL
Smith
Co.
Schoeneman,
1970.
due
privately
York
Co.
4%%
Ltd.
1960
general
for
New
working capital.
Co.,
1,
notes
Placed
of
Insurance
A
Nov.
etc.
Co.
capital
due
with
Life
H.)
Credit
subordinated
Co.
1970.
bank
*1.750,000 Chance
Pur¬
*4(600,000 Neisner Brothers, Inc.
St
Mason,
1967.
bonds due Oct. 1, 1S85.
Purpose, for expansion
working capital.
Price, 98%
and
accrued
interest.
Offered by General Investing Corp.
Completed.
\
Janney
Leonard
Horner
due
and
Byllesby St Co. (Inc.); Richard W.
Collins
Marache
St
Co.;
Labouisse, Friedrichs &
note
debenture
bentures
&
5%
through Dean
1,000,000 Equitable
privately
van
do-
capital.
without
public,
general corporate purposes.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
capital,
Purpose, for
due
Purpose,
Watts
bery,
working
to
and
Insurance
Commercial
(Theo
($875,000
Schwabacher
Clarke
Co.
Liie
National
*3,000,000 Davies
Co.;
Bacpn, Whipple St Co.; William Blair St Co.;
Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt St Gardner;
&
Co.; Wagenseller St Durst, Inc.; Baker.
St
Co.; Blunt Ellis St Simmons;
Bosworth, Sulli¬
subordinated
The
working
*600,000 Continental
Co.;
Johnson.
with
Loan
for
Mutual
Lincoln
Co.;
Co.,
St
for
company
York.
Commerce
due
5%
Co.
A
working capital
privately
Purpose,
W.
R.
W.)
for
New
*1,750,000
Rothschild
&
(S.
Placed
Securities
A.
Purpose,
by
subordinated
York.
Coe
pose,
&
St Co.; Alex. Brown St Sons; Equitable
Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; W. C. Langley St Co.;
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bache St Co.: Central Republic
6%
for
Placed
Hornblower
Higginson Corp.;
Jackson
&
Curtis:
notes.
Offered
par.
8-year
W.) A Co. 4'/2% promissory note due 1967. Pur¬
working capital and general corporate purposes.
privately with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
(S.
pose,
Becker
Lee
Webber,
at
Inc.
underwriting.
*1,000,000 Coe
Union Securities Corp.;
Stearns
Co.,
installment
Price,
&
'
White,
benture
Co.;
Webster
&
Finance
'
Price,
Co.; Glore, Forgan St Co.; Goldman, Sachs
&
Co.; i Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes
& Co.;
Lazard Freres & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner St Beane; Smith, Barney St Co.;
Stone
75,000 Central
bank
repay
accrued
St
Dillon
man,
i
Co.;
Inc.;
Blair- & -Co.,
Noyes
St
Co.;
Janney
St
Co.;
St Co.; Newburger & Co.; Parrish
Hopwood; Quail St Co.; Robinson
St Co., Inc.; Scherck, Richter
Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
&
Parke;
Smith,
Barney St Co.;
Stroud &
Co.,
Inc.;
Suplee, lYeatman & Co., Inc.; Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.,
and Yarnail, Biddle St Co.
;
V-'.';i:-,
investors.
4.25%
Oct.
Blyth & Co.,
,
yield
by
Offered
due
«tock
11
(2,096
Co.;
Battles
improvements.
MANUFACTURING
Inc.
due
Peabody
.
fund
corporate
Price,
maturity.
common
debentures
Dillon
Co.;
members,
•
mortgage
construction.
new
125,000 Old Elm Club debentures
.
INDUSTRIAL
Singer, Deane
Oversubscribed.
accrued
St
Gulf
repay
program.
Smith,
with
general
-
of
$50
Penn
&
equipment trust certifi¬
sinking
to
!
,
to
Co.,
St
V'V-''
mortgage
for
'
,
Purpose,
3%%
t'
Drexel St Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen St Co.; First California
Company; Hallowed, Sulzberger & Co.; Harriman Ripley
&
"
^
3.40%
Purpose,
Co.;
first
Onio Company to residents
Light
due
1975.
Simmons
Co.;
*'th
Telephone
,'-s
lor
*4,000,000 Allied
&
MuSTStInSutra„cePC„Ce<1
1,692,075
of
privately.
Interstate
1,000,000 Ohio
Express
:
general mortgage sinking
Purpose,
according
Co.
Lehman Brothers;
Inc.
notes due Oct.
privately
through
,,,
loans
by
R
Scranton
Masten
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.;
Inc.;
Co.
W.
Co.; Julien Collins & Co.;
",JA' ??• Kidder & Co-;
Newbolds
Son
«
Placed
Co.
Co.
debentures
bank
&
Co.;
o
1
.
Offered
Inc.; Estabrook & Co.;
Reynolds & Co.; Dean Witter
'
/
accrued
Co.,
lor
4%,
St
Unsubscribed
Stix
mort¬
repay
interest.
D
Co.,
i
Co.;
St
i
ETC.
promissory
refunding.
St
T,
Tank
OTHER
bank
first
?,0'' Inc': Tucker. Anthony St
5h?^C"Uo« °,avis & Co * Gr&nbery,
Rcinholdt &
Baker
*
St
Pll if
series
$30,000,000 Burlington
a
'
Growers
privately
bonds,
repay
Corp. 3%%
Purpose, to
1985.
and
!r;
loans
1980.
^Ripley & Co. Inc.; Eastman, Dillon St Co.;
S® &w^
®eCUrities Corp-: Unlon Securities Corp.;
?°'i Alex' Brown & Sons; Clark, Dodge
&
Co., Coffin &
Pressprich
j
Weeden
to
Eastman,
Bache
Brooke
Life
Co.
mortgage
Burr,
i
4.60%
Co.
Insurance
Riter
expanded
c
'
and
Co.
Co.
privately.
Purpose,
units
by
$1,000,000
construction
Life Insurance
first
Harriman
'
and
Oversubscribed.
1>U975.'
Placed
3.50%
Inc.
4 *"•
-EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS
;.
Oct.
first
1,
V
Placed
mortgage bonds, due 1985.
expansion, etc.,
Placed
privately with in¬
investors through
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.
Electric
St
-
r
'
'
;
Steel
Life
*25,000,000 Union
construction.
Co., 3%%
State
;
bank
Oct.
C.-Ziegler
vately
cates,
investors.
bonds
Price,
101.421%
and
interest. Offered by W. C.
Langley St Co.; Glore
& Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
Lehman Erothers; Union Securities
Corp.; Equitable
Securities Corp.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson St Curtis; Rey¬
nolds
&
Co.; Shields & Company;
Tucker, Anthony St
Co.;
G. H.
Walker &
Co.; Weeden & Co. Inc.; R. L.
Day & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.;
Fulton, Reid & Co.; John
C.
Legg & Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Pacific
Northwest Co.;
Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co.; Dreyfus & Co.; and Stix &
Co. Oversubscribed.
'
P"rposei
Thomas
STEEL, COAL, COPPER,
and
*$8,790,000 Fruit
Forgan
stitutional
Co.;
Purpose,
\Inc.,
St Co.,
Water
St
Mutual
i.
accrued
•1,000.000 Missouri
102.384%
Price,
v
Y
Offered
'
in¬
Placed
Co.
>
~
loans
privately with the New
Island
Insurance
vY
mortgage bonds,
repay
con-
St
acquire, develop and'operate shopping centers
and for working capital.
Price, $50 per unit to stockholders and $72"to publicYOffered by
company for sub" scription by common stockholders of Food Fair Stores,
in¬
$33,790,000
first
bank
to
7-
Inc.
Co.
new
Weld
St
Realtj^orp. 4%
Purpose,
mortgage bonds
bank loans and
first
Purpose,
construction.
new
*$4,000,000 Copperweld
pri¬
with Mutual Benefit
Insurance Co. of Virginia.
repay
Stuart &
1985.
subordinated
for
White,
Fathers
^%-33/4%
first mortgage serial notes,
series A, due semi-annually June 1, 1956 to June 1, 1965,
in
^
& Co.;
IRON,
Telephone Co. 37/8% first mortgage bonds due
Purpose, for general Corporate purposes. Placed
vately
Gas
1,
5'/2%
Purpose,
BUILDINGS, .ETC.:.
; LAND,
1975, and
^
■
accrued
privately
through
Co,
V-.'
.!
Ira
'
.
Neb.;
and
Inc.
Offered by Keenan & Clarey, Inc.
•1,000,000 Greenwood
to
Oct.
v
Co.
Telephone Co. 4>/2%
first
mortgage
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
vately with Berkshire Life Insurance Co,
*
Purpose,
Halsey,
first
repay
101 V«%
Placed
etc., rPrice,
100%
and
accrued
Haupt St Co.; Francis I. duPont
Co.; Shearson, Hammill St Co.;
Clayton Securities Corp., and Warren
by
Co.;
due
Purpose;
($3,303,000)
houses,
1980.
•1,700,000 Haverhill
to
-
-
b'
to
Of¬
par.
•300,000 Conroe
1970.
by
3%%
Co.
etc.
Insurance
;
1965.
7,691,250 Food Fair Properties, Inc.
•'
,;y;
Price,
St
Alstores
from
■
Purpose,
Mutual
Oct. '1,
capital,
Offered
inclusive.
D^ah
Lincoln,
1,
W» York St Co., Inc.
B.
$811,415,800
stockholders,
portion
investment
1980.
privately
due
for
investments
by
130%.
construction.
Placed
Purpose,
subscription
Service
Nov.
new
1967.
;'
...
Placed
through
and
due
375,000 Crosier
-
Nicolaus
Interest.
accrued
Life
privately through
working
purposes.
■.
Co.;
Shearson,
Oversubscribed.
for
22
at
Water
due
for
terest.
and
Nov,
on
customers,
and
Co.
Gas
1980.
Offered
Stokes
and
convertible de¬
companies;
improvements.
Price,
underwriting.
sold
was
mortgage
Co.
Co.;
Co.,
yilotes
Corp. rof
America 6%
convertible
subordinated
debentures due Oct. 1,. 1975. Purpose, for plant improve-
bonds
by Halsey, Stuart St Co., Inc.; William
Clayton Securities Corp.; Cooley St Company;
Mullaney, Wells S' Co.; Wm. E. Pollock St Co., Inc.; Walter
Co.
13,
company
Investment
15,
D,
Blair
construction.
new
associated
for additions
and
fered
100%
construction.
new
terest.
'
Metropolitan Life Insurance
€37,165,800 American Telephone A Telegraph Co. 37/s%
subsidiary
Price,
Natural
Oct.
for
interest.
f
•
000
*$1,800
Cartwrlght & Co.; Thomas St Com-•
Noel St Co.; Weeden & Co. Inc.;. Wert¬
and Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner,-Gversubscribed.
Co.
52,500,000 Wisconsin
2.85%
UTILITIES
-
St
Bond
$80,275, 000
rlir.^cir-
Co.;- Stifel,
58,500,
,000 Worcester County Electric Co. 3%%
*,
pipe
St
St
Servo
Walston
V'
Sweney
Martin
and
PUBLIC
Brothers
privately
with
six
Insurance
companies,
Witter
St
Co.;
The First Trust Co.
of
$15,355,000
Louisiana
Schwabacher
Stern
capital,
Products;'
Oct.
*
Co.;v Roger S. Palmer -Co.:
Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock &
&
due
Placed
Interest.
Kendall,
&
Hutzler;
Co.;
program.
series
*$47,000,000 American
Overton
Insurance
promissory
working
Ammonia
Paul
'vi.;,'ments,
Mullaney,
St
Security
promissory notes due 1975.
working capital.
Placed pri-
York.
4%
7-St Co.; Johnston, Lemon
'1
*1,250,000 Western Light A Telephone Co., Inc. 3%% first mortgage
bonds, series H, due July 1, 1985. ^Purpose, for construc¬
maturity.
Offered
by
Salomon
& Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
Inc.
Co.;
Norris
of New
fcr
and
•
3.85%
Corp.
Purpose,
struction.
Van Alstyne,
pany;
:
certificates,
1956-1970, inclusive.
Nov.
equipment.
new
3.15%,
and Stroud
equipment
St
Inc.;
•
In¬
Co.
A.
Milwaukee
Hanseatic
St
Co.
Ages
debentures
,
,
*
corporate
Benefit
The
Co.;
Yorx
Copeland
Bros.' &
mon
,
Hammlll
consolidated
general
Mutual
Life
3%
RR.
Purpose,
Bros.
RR.
J.
Ladenburg,: Thalmann
Inc.,
,•
Inc.
New
England Mutual
Higginson Corp.
: -
^*4,700,000 St.
Inc.;
and
56,555,000 Seaboard
series
Brook
St
New
"
and New York Hanseatic Corp.
&
mortgage
>
{
due
Inc.;
Investing Co.,
.......f
'
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; L. K Rothschild & Co.; Salo-
•
Western
Ry.
3%% 'equipment trust
annually
from
Nov,
1.
1956
to
1970,
for new equipment. Price, to yield from
3.20% > to
3.625%,
according
to
maturity.
Offered
by
Kidder, Peabody &, Co.; Bear, Stearns &>Co.;
Dick St
Merle-Smith; Wood, Struthers & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
•900,000 Delaware
Inc.;
Co.,
Purpose,
Langley
Patterson,
••
North
certificates
Inclusive.
C.
Wells St Co.;
.
i
53,900,000 Chicago
Sons; ' Hallgarten
&
Co.;, Ira
St "'Co.;
H.
Hentz St Co.;
Joyce St Co.; Kalman St Co., Inc.;
Bruce
B.
Co.,
Valley
for expansion and
with Metropolitan Life
*1,500,000 Rock
.
St
-
.
vately
;
.
Weeks
&
Heller,
Co.; John
Kormendi
*$4,000,000 Bangor
Gregory
Co.;
St
Co., Inc. 4 Vi %' promissory note due 1970.
working capital and other general corporate
Placed privately with The Mutual Life Insurof New York, through
Blyth St Co., Inc.
'
Products,
^
&
t
Long-Term Bonds and
.
Purpose,
■
Bear,
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); City Securities Corp.;.
Clayton Securities Corp.; Julien Collins St Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson St Co., Inc.; Fauset, Steele &
Co.; First of Iowa Corp.; Freeman & Co.; Green, Ellis
through
Cement
Co.
advances
Corp.;
;
de¬
for
Co.
*1,500,000 Pabco
101.123%
Baker,
subordinated
Glass
Mohawk
Halsey, Stuart St Co.
Robinson & Co.; Auchin-
Bache
convertible
Purpose, for working capital.
Lehman
Brothers
and
Clark,
' '''
•:
Heater Co., Inc.
5%%
debentures
due
Nov.
i,
Purpose, refunding ($168,575) and working capital
($81,425).
Price, 100%
and accrued interest.. Offered by
-
Stearns St Co.; Blair & Co. Inc.; William
Co.; J. C. Bradford &'Co.; Stockton Broome &
Burnham and C
Rvrd Erothers: Carolina Securities
(
5%
1965.
Corp. 3%% promissory notes due 1970.
Purpose, for expansion.
Placed privately with institutional
investors
through Hayden, Stone St Co.,
and
Adamex
Securities Corp.
ance
■
3'/4%
1,
1980.
by
Aspden,
■
40-year
repay
Price,
etc..
through
4%%
250,000 Oneida
Kay,
St
Co.;
-
;
'
,
:
.
.
'':
1995.
privately
Star
purposes.
;
Joseph,
Co.; Chace,
'/
improvements,
Lone
Purpose,
Co.;
investor
Corp.
,
Inc.
Sept.
Inc.;
"Cartwrlght St
Inc.;
A
15,
for
interest.
Adams
Co.;
Blair
;
Telephone
and
-
closs,
;
'
Smithers
St
due
Dodge St Co.
*2,100,000 Metro
Co.,
MacGregor,
St
Winslow,
due Oct.
accrued
St
tNet retired.
•
-
M.
Oversubscribed.
'
Bell
parent
Inc.;
.
S.
Clark
Co.
Industries,
Placed
'/
:j
Boettcher and Co.; H. L.
Company; Hulme, Apple-
and
'
F.
Abrasives
A
••
♦30,000,000
Harold E. Wood & Co.;
&
from
Details of New
Inc.;
West
debentures,
K?
Capital Flotations
During October, 1955
Co.;
institutional
an
Co.
Placed *
bentures
Hutton
F.
Co.; H.
Sweney,
St
530,000,000 Southern
Life Insurance Fund, National Service
Federal
Deposit
Insurance Corporation,
and
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
Corp.;
Fahey,
Turben
&
Glover
Graff
Government
Insurance
Federal
St
St
promissory
1967.Purpose, lor investment in Canadian
privatfily with John Hancock Mutual Life
due
*1,500,000 Litton
Emerson & Co., Inc.; Ferris &
gate & Humphrey, Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Strader,
Taylor & Co., Inc.; Thayer, Baker & Co. and Townsend,
990,990,000
'7
."1 notes
firm.
Richards St Co.; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; J. R. Willis-
>;
•Comprises saies of special series certificates and notes; certificate!
•old to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
end notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account
Civil
8ervice
Retirement
Fund.
Foreign
Service
Retirement
Fund
Canal Zone Retirement Fund. Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal
Savings
bonds
with
Sachs
Refractories
Insurance
debenture
Moseley
privately
Electro
'
& Co.; The Ill¬
Inc.; Stern Broth¬
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.);
Lee W. Carroll St Co.; Cohu St Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Jonn C. Legg -at Co.;
Elkins, Morris & Co.; Rodman &
Renshaw; Butcher St Sherrerd; Curtiss, House St Co.; The
Inc.;
Co.;
ton & Co.;
V'.;'
Total
S.
Corp.;
First Cleveland Corp.;
•
*233,758,000
months— 38,251,412,000
Total for October
''
T
'<■">
'
3%%.
Hanseatic
American
Marache
Co.,
St
Y- Whiteside,
t225,197,000
*8,561,000
486,000,000
66,639,000
Certificates
' >
-
,
Co.
Mellen
October—
Placed
Goldman,
V*375,000
,
Purpose,
toarxs
Co.;
Granbery,
ers
-—-—-
Inc.
1975.
M.
Co.;
inois
September—
Certificates
interest.
Williams &
Pressprich St Co.; Wertheim St Co.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
Shields
St
Co.;
Spencer
Trask
St
Co.;
Tucker,
Anthony St Co.; Dean Witter St Co.; Wood, Struthers &
Co.; Bacon, Whipple St Co.; Ball, Burge St Kraus; Fulton,
St
Total
accrued
Baxter,
construction.
Laurence
Total for July—
and
Inc.;
to repay bank loans and for
Price, 102.173% and accrued interest.
Offered by Tne First Boston Corp.; Dick St
Merle-Smith;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades St Co.;
t291,629,000
13,130,000
—
Co.
&
Servioe
Oct.
new
Certificates
101.377%
Stuart & Co.
Aaarsnall;
St
Weeaen
and
Price,
Halsey,
Gregory at Sons; Ira Haupt &
Y, Hanseatic Corp.; Heller, Bruce & Co.; Wm. E,,
& Co., Inc.; Stroud St C<r.; Inc.; Thomas St Co.
Pollock
«
,,
*;
s
584,026,000
34,756,024,000
months— 35,340.050,000
x
Co.;
f Retired
Issued
i
by
Foster
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
Price,
100%
and
Powell St Co.; Smith,
&
Co.;
Gordon
Joe
McAlister
Meeks
St
Co.;
Volume 1S4
Number
5549
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
'
wij:7
'—-
V.
'
-
Booker
■
Bros.
Canady
8c
Interstate
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.
Securities
Erwin
and
'
Oversubscribed.
Co.
&
Farwell,
E.
Lloyd
Corp.;
250,000
6c
G,
Oct.
due
working
to
•5,000,000
Suffolk
due
Corp.
by
company
sinking fund bonds
general corporate^ pur¬
mortgage
for
Purpose,
privately with New York Life Insurance Co.
debentures due
for capital ex¬
interest.
Offered
1970
Price,
--
*.
100%
public,
to
company
V
accrued
and
without
underwriting.
\
.
First
First
Packing Corp. 6%
convertible
(subordinated).
Purpose,
1,
penditures.
$24,375,000
Offered
at * par.
first
The
'
&
Short-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Up to
-
-
OTHER
INDUSTRIAL
AND
\f
-
Paul
Jan.
MANUFACTURING
Ammonia
Products, Inc. 5%%
vately through White, Weld & Co.
;V;-,
notes
due
C.
Investment
months.
Co.
'.<-/■
term
senior
&
•J
'
?*>
15,
V
series
fiscal agent
^
banks.
of the
V
r.:
v
16,
(non-callable),
1956.
Offered
,7
dated
.r
•
Purpose,
for
working
through Everett Smith,
78,100,000 Federal
Intermediate
debentures
Credit
dated
Nov.. 1*
refunding. Price,
Purpose,
17,
:
1955
2.95%
and
July
due
1
.r
Offered
par.
John
by
'
.'
ferred
stocks
•
.
of
stated
of
no
Inc.;
&
computed
their
at
$12,441,822 Central
:
'
stock
.
T.
;"--y ;
I
1
•
Bros.
' "'T.., V'.-- .[
v.';, * : ; :
..;
j
Mas ten
inc.;
Co.;
8c
Earle
J.
McCormick
-Pierce,
May
Co.;
Mc¬
6c
Fenner
6c
C.
-
8c
tc
Shaw,
Shields
6c
Co.;
&
Co.;
Singer,
Co.;
Hooker
'
Co.
'
C,
Stroud
Swiss
.
to
by
Unsubscribed
Harriman
Downing
8c
Co.,
bank
repay
of
y
•
&
Co,;
shares
Blair
8c
6c
Winslow
&
Trask
Spencer
Corp.;
Co., Inc.;
Arthur
Co.;
(160,568)
Co.: Yarnall,
v'.- scribed.-';., >■'
'"-"-tf.o
■'
■*.
;'*'•
'
Wertheim &
L.
Co.;
Columbia
Co.
Investment
&
6c
Estabrook
Co.;
Dewar,
•/
stock
Co'.;;
Cleveland
6c
."
Corp.;
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Bosworth,
Lawrence
Robertson
Co.;
Fulton,
6c
6c
>
&
Ferris
Reid
6c
&
Co.;
Charles
$18
M.
Hansen
by
Co.;
First
'
Co.;
David
Beane",
6c
G."
S. Moseley
Murphy
Co.;
pany;
Pacific
Curtis;
Co.;
Co.,
Securities
Merrill
&
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Co.,
Mullaney,
Newhard,
Cook
Northwest
Co.;
Co.;
Singer,
Inc.;-
Co.;
Lynch,
Turben
M. Payson &
Poole,
Roberts
H.
Schmidt,
Si
Maine
Means;
Merrill,
F.
,
:s
Co.;
Wells
6c
Co.;
Ohio
Webber,
of
■■■■"
Chas.
Scribner;
6c
6c
Co.;
Smith,
Stein
750,000
&
Ramsay
Bros.
V
)
;
.
&
/
(par
-
$5).
share
-
:*•
tion
.
*
I
to
ferred
Power
stock,
Life
body
series
E
Society
Co.
Co.
of
Co.
$i00>.
and
Pierce,
V
of
Purpose,
privately
with
United States
the
for
"Y.-v;'*
'
i
8c
270,000
.V
per
12
other
Fenner
Co.,
without
Mountain
;
v
&
Ltd.
of
capital
from
Telephone
stock
parent
•
at
for
.
*
Beane
new
'i
.
-
,
con¬
r
,
Life
New
shares
Smith,
Barney
$25). Purpore,
(par
Price,
422,251
25,000,000
300,000
Gas
deemable
first
construction
written
by
American
&
Co.;
Baird
Co.;
preferred
for
to
bank
renay
Offered
par.
England
Netv
by
Price,
177,652,
■'
loans
of
-
•
IRON,
<
Purpose,
to
shares
STEEL*
6c
1,000,000
stock
Co.,
&
Securities
Co.,
10 cents).
costs.
Price,
Securities
Corp.;
A.
'
,
Bache
Baker,
Allyn
&
Co.;
Bailey
Watts
6c
for
6c
250,000
\
as
shares
of
a
COPPER,
for
per
6c
,
6c
6c
Grubbs;
Co.;
A.
ETC.
Lemon
Mellen
Kidder
8c
Co.;
Webber,
Inc.;
and
Company;
Bradford
6c
Co.
&
Inc.;
public Co.
Bosworth,
Co.;
H.
Alex.
M.
Byllesby
Dodge
6c
Clarke
Corp.;
Coffin
Collins
&
Weedon
6c
Inc.;
pany,
Day
Co.;
Co.;
&
Co.;
R.
Co.;
DeHaven
Co.,
Evans
6c
8c
Dominick;
I.
du
Eastman,
Securities
Co.,
Inc.;
&
Co.,
J.
v
..
,
Cent.
stock
Davis,
Co.;
Crowell,
Dain
8c
Skaggs
Townsend,
&
Co.;
Crouter
&
Co.;
Com¬
&
Dick
6c
R.
L.
Merle-
Co., Inc.; Dillon, Read 6c Co. Inc.;
Drexel
Pont
8c
Dillon
Corp.;
Fahey,
&
Co.;
Cor;
&
Co.;
Estabrook
Clark
&
Calvin
Eastland,
Co.;
Co.";
Duncan
&
Co.;
Clement
Fairman
&
&
A.
Co.;
common
stock
250.000
shares
of
stock
common
.
Resources,
construction
Offered
v,
6%- non-
of
Toolan
M.
8c
Co.;
on
a
shares of common stock
Purpose, for working capital.
Price 25
Offered by company to public, without
All
199.000
Inc.
sold.
Inc.
Co.,
Heater
James
and
Completed.
Co.,
share.
Oneida
•
M.
Co.
cents).
per
shares
plant,
&
basis.
Plastics
10
500,000
preferred stock (pvr $2).
Purpose,
working capital, etc.
Price, at
S, Gerber, Inc.; Albert Kravltz Co.;
of
by
K. .Shields
(par
Inc.
convertible
cumulative
shares
50.000
nf
stock
common
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered by Mohawk Valley Investing Co., Inc. and Security
$1).
(par
&
Bond
Co.
;
,
Co. of
Bottling
Pepsi-Cola
Long Island,
Inc.
80.000
shares
stock
common
,
"
Blair
-
&
8c
Co.,
Co.
Corp.
Dillon
repay
Esta¬
Co.;
&
Edward
Co.;
&
Miller,
Inc.;
Curtis;
Inc.; L.
D.
Richards
Co.;
Kay,
260,000 Dome
299,400
(par
velopment
R.
L.
of
common
one
cent),
Purpose,
costs.
Price,
20
shares
1,300,000
for
cents
Hughes 8c Co., and G. W.
of
exploration
per
share.
Allen 8c Co.
150,000
290,000 Gas
(par
Hills
Uranium
one
working
cent).
capital,
Co.
2,900,000
Purpose,
etc.
Price,
for
&
10
of
cents
per
tion.
and
Inc.,
,
Inc.;
Chace,
Irving
Co. Inc.
Inc.;
Varnedoe,
Chisholra
&
.
United. Inc. 99,800 shares of class A capital
cents),
Purpose, for expansion and work¬
Price, $3 per share.
Offered by Cohu & Co.
15 009 shares of 7% cumulative
stock (par $10),
Purpose, for ma¬
preferred
stock
$3.87Vi
bona
300,000
(par
&
Machinery, Inc. 10.000 shares of
$1).
Purpose, to reduce bank loans-
per
share.
Hydraulics
common
residents
fide
of
stock
(par
ital, expansion, etc.
&
500,000
Offered
10
cents).
Loewi
&
Co.
to
Corp.
300.000 shares of
for working cap¬
Offered by Keen*
Pumcse,
Price, $1 per share.
Co., Inc.
Resistoflex Corp. 20.000 shares
vertible preferred stock, series A
of
5%
cumulative con¬
$25). Purpose, for
at par and accrued
(par
equipment, etc. Price,
Underwritten by Bache &
Improvements,
and
by
Wisconsin,
Industrie.}
Electronic
Republic
common
common
a
common
dividends.
3,668,314
Co.
as
a
125,714 shares of common stock (par
expansion program.
Price, S29 per
stockholders, and $31.50 to public.
Offered by
St. Croix Paper Co.
Purpose,
to
for
stock
acquisitions,
share.
by company to public, without underwriting,
Atwill and Company,
Offered
as
equipment,
Co.;
Co.
88,750 Racine
$12.50).
shares
Van
chinery and equipment and working capital. Price, at par.
Offered by Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike, Inc.
and Syi*
stock
de¬
by
specula¬
Jones,
Inc.;
Quaker State Foods Corn.
convertible
I
tion.
Co.;
20
(par
ing capital.
Co.;
24.4%
of outstanding
common
stock,
pledged
purchase any unsubscribed shares. Oversubscribed.
Inc.
Polyplastex
stock
Price,
shares
Mines,
8c
Mason,
250,000 Perlfoam 25,000 shares nf common st-v-v (pPr $10). Pur¬
pose,
for expansion.
Price, at par.
Offered to bona fiaa
residents of Texas by Walker Stewart & Co.
of
Uranium
Sto^e
&
8c
Rice & Co.,
Oversubscribed.
Prescott, Shepard &
F. Rothschild & Co.;
Purpose, to prepay in part, RFC note and for
and
working
capital.
Price,
$12
per
share.
by company for subscription by common stock¬
without underwriting.
Portsmouth Steel Corp.,
holders,
Horner
A. O. Edwards & Sons: Stroud & Co
Morris
J.
,
Jones
$1).
Itself to
Harden.
Whiteside, West 8c Winslow, Inc ; Cruttenden & Co.;
Oversubscribed.
503,155
&
Stirling,
common
to
by
Co.; Laurence M. Marks 8c
McDonnell
&
Co.;
The
Ohio
&
Incorporated;
Hewitt; Scott,
Co.
&
Kreeger
Alstyne, Noel & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; G. H. Wa'.ker & Co.;
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; George D. B. Bonbright & Co.;
share
E.
Douglass
Elworthy
&
&
Steel
Offered
stock
Bodine;
Productions
50,000
expansion
•
owner
6c
M.
J.
Co.;
53,700 shares of
Doolittle & Co.;
of
shares
8c
Jackson
Reynolds
Walker
H.
(par
;
Film
underwriting.
Standard
by
&
Co.; Shearson,
Hammill 8c Co.; Singer,
& Scribner;
F. S. Smithers 8c Co.; Stroud & Co..
Thayer, Baker & Co.; Tucker, Anthony 8c Co.; and
6,037,860 Detroit
*
Co.;
Richard W.
Cohu & Co.; Julien
Co., Inc.
&
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for work¬
Price, $16 per share. Offered by company for
,
C.
Slocumb
&
Courts
Denault
Inc.;
Brush,
(Inc.);
G.
Boettcher
West & Winslow. Inc
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Equitable
6c
Dickson
Francis
&
&
S.
Dominick
8c
Co.
Clark
Burr,
Cooley
Davidson
Co.;
W.
Curtiss, House &
Dempsey-Tegeler
Smith;
6c
&
&
Sons;
6r
Whiteside,
E.
Simmons;
Sullivan
Brown
(Inc.); Chace,
Clark,
&
E.
$1).
Purpose, for purchase of scrims, working capetc.
Price, at par. Offered by company to residents
California, without underwriting.
49,949 Nordic
development
and
Deane
Ellis
W.
Ala.
$2.50).
par.
Schwabacher
Inc.;
Blunt
by
4V2%i cumulative
of
preferred stock, series 1 (par $100).
Purpose, for
Price, at par. Offered by company to residents
best-effort
.
Offered
share.
Eastman,
Inc.;
M.
McDonald
Co.,
Burge & Kraus;
J.
Barth &
Co.; Bateman,
& Co.;
Bear, Stearns 6c Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.
Bingham, Walter 6c Hurry, Inc.; Blair & Co. Inc.;
Co.;
shares
1,000
Sens
&
(par 25 cents).
Purpose, for expansion
working capital. Price, $6 per share. Underwritten by
Johnston, Lemon 8c Co.; Auchincloss, Parker 8c Redpath;
shares of common
exploration
240,000
Johnston,
Joseph,
Co.;
Paine,
&
Ball,
&
convertible
improvements.
ital,
G.
speculation.
Co.
Inc.; Riter
Bateman,
Blyth & Co.,
Inc.;
Blair
sub¬
.....
C.)
(F.
Mascot
for
stock
common ;
stock
bank
Dillon, Read
& Co,; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bache
Eichler & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.,
Steel
Co.;
Eichler
William
cumulative
(par $10).
Purpose,
and accrued dividends.
Co.
&
Aliceville,
cents
&
Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Granbery,
Marache 8c
Hollowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes 6c Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hirsch 6c Co.;
Hooker
&
Fay;
Hornblower 6c
Weeks;
Jenks,
Kirkland
W.
Weeks
Offered
5%
of
shares
of
capital.
for
underwriting.
for
at
30,000
and
shares
working
par
of
...
stock-
by
brook
Under¬
Robert
10,000
company
stock
of
cents
25
Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Whipple
Baker,
without
by
Co.
1,000,000 Metallurgical
'
Purpose,
for
expansion and
Price, $25 per share. Underwritten
loans.
8c
Co.,
Bacon,
Co.;
6c
Co.;
Corp.
for
Purpose,
Offered
Inc.
Co.
,,
COAL,
$5).
(par
&
re¬
share.
per
C.
4.36%
Purpose,
of
$25).
$25.50
Inc.;
Alcantara;
Inc.;
shares
(par
par).
&
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed- shares
(882) underwritten by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
without
System,
repay
Purpose,
Corp.,
6,000,000 Copperweid
";
advances
repay
(no
Ripley
(par
subscription
Smoke Uranium, Inc. 800,000
(par
-
stock¬
64.630
stock
Abrasives
&
and
common
Price,
common
MANUFACTURING
through Harriman
Noyes 8c Co.
Refractories
ing capital.
''"V
■
of
Homasote
(par
bank loans and for new
$25.50 per share. Subscribed for by
common
stockholders. Goldman,
Sachs 8c Co. acted as
dealer-manager.
\
to
shares
expansion.
White,
Co*
AND
investors
Electro
of
$25). Purpose, for conand accrued dividends.
par
5,000,000
Balcomes Corp. 90,000 shares of class A stock.
Purpose,
for working capital, etc.
Price, $3 per share.
Offered by
Rainey Manlon & Associates to residents of Texas.
prior
Co. 30,000 shares of 5V2%
(par
at
INDUSTRIAL
Wetzel
by: com-'
Electric
Co.
speculation.
a
as
100,000 Huyck
13,964 shares.
stock
preferred
program.
Electric
$79,419,714
company
Price,
program.
Blyth
Baikie
&
Co.
stock
common
Price,
shares
1,220
Co.;
Electric
&
of
preferred
;
&
480,000
shares.
Pacific
shares
exploration
and
development
Offered by Seligman & Co. as a
Uranium
859,200 Kidde (Walter)
Co.
minority' stockholders,
by
addition.
In
at
Co.
common
Anthony &
Tuckier,
Co.;
Electric
&
.
.
for
by
common
for
par.
Price, $16.50 per share,
scription by stockholders
to
T
Power
construction.
York
'
Telegraph Co.
&
and
Offered
of
-
tional
D.
Inc.
(par
$7), Purpose,
construction," Price,
-
'
through
Kidder, Pea-
and
4,527,576 Tampa
.
*>,•.
"
institutions
25,000
$100).
(par
company
par.
shares
for exoloration,
working
Offered by Honnold & Co., Inc.
200,000
Corp.
Purpose,
Price, at
Hemphill,
-
165,000
-
pre-
Equitable
and
.
extension, additions, etc.
for subscription by
stockholders,
without
underwriting.
In
addition,
the
American
Telephone
6c
Telegraph
Co.
subscribed
lor
Price,
3,000,000
Pur^op?.
Joe
certain
in
of
common
loans.
Price,
bank
Corp.;
share. Offered by company for
.-holders, without underwriting. '
/
:
'
underwriting.
States
capital stock
Price,
$10
,
-
;
4.35%
Vt
~
shares
repay
Moseley &
8.
,
.
& Co.;' Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.; L.
* Co.;
Blair &
Cor. Incorporated;
and
subscribed
struction
per
subscrip-
(par
$20Purpose,
for
new
construction.
par.
Offered by company for subscription by
holders,
of
program.
privately.
Corp.
cents).
Completed.
shares
•2,500,000 Carrier Corp.' 50,000 shares of 4Mj% cumulative preferred
.'.V "tftbek (par $50). Purpose, for expansion program. Price,
$51.50
per
share.
Placed privately with several institu¬
.
share
$102
v,
...
r
stock
$21
stock
at
6,463,000
Light
340,000
expansion
.
-
Electric
Barrett
by
$300,000 Atlas Industries, Inc. 200,000 shares of common stock (pa*
"
:
one
cent).
Purpose, for equipment and working capitalPrice, $1.50 per share. Offered by Benjamin & Co.
•'
r
■
bank
company
195,3-12
to
Co.;..C-eorge
subscription
cumulative
.
$200,000 Big
500,000 Hiio
best-efforts basis.
for
Price, at par.
Circle
OTHER
.
■
common
Price,
shares
50,000
(par
Placed
costs.
Lynch,
8c
of
Offered by
company;'for
without -underwriting. '
*
Light
A
Insurance
Merrill
shares
construction.
stockholders.
Assurance
.
12,000
new
&
,
.
struction
,
Co.
for
by stockholders,
•5,000,000 Florida
-
Gas
Purpose,
working
and
(par five cents).
Purpose, for exploration and
development costs, etc. Price, at par. Offered by Morgan
$21,325,310
17,925,897 Southern New England Telephone Co. 543,209 shares of
y
capital stock (par $25), Purpose, to repay advances from
-t,v'
♦ - American
Telephone
8c
Telegraph Co.
Price,
$33
per
Wood Si Co.; and Woodard-Elwood & Co. All sold.
252,000 Empire Southern
stock
common
Offered
*
Weld & Co.; Carolina Securities
*'Corp.; The Ohio Co.; Quail & Co.; Stein Bros, 8c Boyce;
.
and Martin Investment Co.
'
6c
Boyce;
Co., Inc.;
&
8c
stock
new
Underwritten
Brothers & Co.; Stix Si Co.;-Stroud 8c
Dabney
&
Tyson;
Union
Securities
Corp.;
Wagenseller 8c Durst, Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; Harold E.
5
de¬
company
stock
.
,/
/
,
Southern Continental Telephone
'
Townsend,
*
for
parent,
J.
Inc.;
Co.,
Price,
by
Securities
Berkshire
underwriting.
Com-
Jackson
6c
Weld
8c Hopkins,
pany
,
W, 'Scranton
r
Stern
K
common
and
by
speculation.
cumu¬
V
Corp.
Union
Rutty
capital
and
'Co.;.
Clifford
The
Pizzini
W.
Parke;
6c
a
Corp.
Placed
Uranium
250,000 Yellow
'j
Offered
Purpose,
Corp.;' F.
Sage,
Little
-
Deane
share.
per
Uranium
10
$1).
(par
expenses.
public. Offered
for
subscription
by
common
stockholders.
shares
(17,737) underwritten by The First
Rothschild
30,500 Southern
-
B.
&
Starkweather
on
(net).
(par
200,000 Wolfson
;
B. Bonbright 8c Co.:
Goldman. Sachs & Co.; Kidder, Peabody 8c Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Stone 8c Webster Se¬
F-
6c
Fenner
Milwaukee
&
Co.;-
Paine,
McDonald
Pierce,
The
White,
Co.;
&
Co.;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.;
Laird,
Meeds; W. C. Langley & Co.;
Lee Higginson
Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Carl M.
Rhoades
of
Offered
Uranium
Mining Co. 800,000 shares of
stock
(par 25- cnts).
Purpose, for rxn*.oration
development costs, etc.
Price, at par.
Offered by
Driscoll-Hanson, Inc. as a speculation.
Oversub-
repay
to
Purpose,
stockholders; ••$'18.75
to
Corp.;
curities
&
Corp.;
Loeb,
$10).
share
company
Boston
Coj
shares of 4.52%
30,000
construction.
new
Telephone
(par
per
Unsubscribed
Kidder
Bissell
shares
exnlorntion
common
,'d
(par $100).
dividends.
•
Gilman
H.
accrued
stock
Co.;
The
!York^ &
States, without underwriting.
< ;. •
Drexel
Pancoast;
Company;
3tock
for
3,528,919 Rochester
Sullivan
Cook
and
and
.j".
Co.;
A.
for
share.
per
George f.
and
Tucker,
Co.;
Wulff,
Inc.;
Co.,vand
&
Light Oo.
preferred
loans
Goldman, Sachs 6c Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
Ira Haupt 8c Co.; Hayden,
Miller 6c Co.; Hayden, Stone
&
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
W.
E. Hutton
6c Co.;
Ingalls & Snyder; Janney & Co.;
,
2,000.000
Purpose,
$1
stock
,
development
by
200,000 Wicker-Baldwin
Smith,
• ;•
&
lative
*
-
common
and
Inc.
Purpose,
capital, etc.
;
Co.;
Co.,
Wright »&
Biddle
3,000,000 Pacific Power
-
underwritten
J.
C.
Bradford
8c
Co.;
Caldwell
Phillips
Republic Co.; (Inc.); Chace, Whiteside, West
Inc.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Julien Collins
Courts
of
underwriting.
Materials
$1).
300,000 Thunderbird
C. N. White 8c Co.;
Weld 6c Co.; Wilson,"Johnson & Higgins;
Dean
& Co.;
Wood, Struthers
& Co.; Woodard-Elwood
Witter
•
for
and
Ripley &
8c
Corp.
*
& Co.;
Union Securities Col-p.; Wagenseller 8c
Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
-White,
common
loans
Inc.;
Central
by
share.
Offered
Completed.
$1.75
Co,,
share
per
Stone & Ybungberg; J. S. Strauss & Co.;
Co.,' Inc.; Sutro & Co.; Henry F. Swift 8c Co.;
&
American
Durst,
Co., Inc.; The First Boston Corp.;
Coffin
&
Burr, Inc.;
Allison-Williams Co.;
A.
C.
Allyn
and
Company, Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W.
Eaird &
Co., Inc.; Bartlett & Clark Co.; Baumgartner,
Co.;
&
shares
for exploration
Corp.
450,000 shares
of
Purpose,
for expansion
by Tellier & Co.
i
.
..
Anthony
j
.
employees.
.
(par
•
i
Herrick
v
Securities Corp.;
,
construction. ;Price, $24.37(4 per share to atockholders; and $25 to public.Offered by company for
subscription by preferred and!.'common stockholders and
vh®w
cents).
Price,
♦3,400,000 Strategic
Stephenson,
Leydecker
&
Co.;
Stern
& Co.;
Stern, Frank,
Meyer & Fox;' Stewart,
Meyerson & Co.: Stix '6c Co.; Stone & Webster
Brothers
/
,
,
•
shares
506,317
Purpose,
Mining
10
caDital.
stock (par
development
Ackerson-
and
'
•,./
8c
Company;
& Scribner;
Deane
Uranium
without
capital
Offered
450,000 Rio de Oro Uranium Mines, Inc. 3,000,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par one cent).
Purpose, for exploration and
v
development costs.
Price,
15 cents
per
share.
Offered
Beane;
■'
(par, $10).
>
.
&
Shaughnessy
Hammill
■
public,
(par
"
>
-
200,000
(par
787,500 Petaca
Irving Lundborg 8c
Mason,
Brothers;
Co.;
Lynch,
to
Legg 6c Co.;
Lester, Ryons &
of
(par $1).
share-
per
employees.
per
10 cents).
velopment costs. Price,
C.
shares
share.
$6.75
by
Co.
Corp.
speculation.
a
Cristo
Price,
exploration
per
Purpose,
Price, $1.50
as
Monte
stock
»
Lazard
Boyce;
Eubanks,
'Jl-J
v-".','.''"•.'
:
utilities.
Power
E.
Co.
•
Co.; Putnam & Co.;
Reinholdt
&
Gardner;
Riter '6c Co.; The Robinson-Humph-
Inc.;
Agnew
8c
Weeden
Maine
a.
6c
Co.;
Co.;
etc.
Breen
2,000,000
,,Barney 6c Co.; Smith, M'oote & Cb.; F. 'S. Smithers & Co.;
William
R.
Staats
&
Co.; Starkweather &
Co.;
Stein
.
■
public
costs,
.
par
offering prices.)
&
W.. Pressprich
&
Co., Inc.;
R„
Pierce
Frank
Co.;
■
•'
&
"&
Merrill
John
Investment
Copper
for
cents
stock
common
etc.
subscription
10,000,000
three
cents).
(par 10
Peters,
Shuman,
value are taken at par while prepar value and all classes of common stock are
a
Hackett
capital,
for
Purpose,
Price,
300,000 Lewisohn
■*
Inc.
cent).
one
costs.
Kaiser
Williams;
&
working
company
...
-y'
stocks
stocks
Leib
Marks
Inc.;
Co.;
'Levy
Rhoades
McAndreW
&
" Co.;. Shearson,
,
■
J;■'
(Preferred
Inc.;
for
by
300,000 j-a Uranium,
Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon Bros. &
Schoellkopf, HUtton 8c Pomeroy, Inc.;' Schwa-,
bacher <fe Co.; Scott & Strihgfellow; Chas. W. Scranton
-v,
,.
,
at
Purpose,
Offered
Co.,
Hutzler;
,
1956. ;
<1.-
49,950 Handy & Harman 7,400 shares of
rey
r
Consolidated
Aug.
William
Loeb,
M.
Reynolds & Co.
•
«
>
Price
at
pas* j
of the banks, i
capital.
Co.;
Rauscher,
;v.'..y" 1
^
due
/."y ■■ •;*_/y':,
'
\
and
fiscal agent
Banks
Knox, New York fiscal agent,
$403,100,000
1955
Miller,
'&
Higginson Corp.;
Brothers;M.
-Lawson,
Laurence
&- Co.,
v
.
series P-1956 consolidated
Oct.
M'ellen
Mining 8k Uranium Corp. 1,000,000 shares of
stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for exploration
development costs, etc.
Price,
30 cents per shareby
Peters,
Writer
&
Christensen, Inc., as &
speculation;
common
and
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Writer & Christensen, Inc.;
Pflueger 8c
Baerwald; Piper, Jaffray 8c Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard
•.
,
notes
im.
Glenwood
Offered
,
Lee
Curtis;
i
,
.
:
125,000,000 Federal Home Loan Banks 3Ve%
Co.; '
Ohio Co.;
due March
1955 and
17,
California
6c
Merrill, Turben &
Co., Inc.; Revel Miller; & Co.;
The
Milwaukee Co.;
Mitchum,
Jones
& Templeton;
Moore,
Leonard 6c Lynch; Morgan Stanley 8c Co.; F. S. Moseley 8c
-'.?Co;s Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Newhard, Cook 8c Co.; The
.
consolidated
E-1956
First
300,000
..
.
r.
Vt'c
Purpose, refunding ($120,000,000) and for-workcapital ($80,000,000). Price, at par. Offered through
Everett Smith,
Vy:
3%
-
'.
1956.
ing
.jV.''
Banks
Richardd/
Field,
First
Foster
Joseph,
Co.;
Mason-Hagan,
in
;
&
Co.;
Carl
Co.;
Donald
due
note
Placed privately,
(non-callable), dated Oct.
notes
ii.o.|
Loan
Co.;'
.'v.'
3%
Purpose, refunding.
$200,000,000 Federal Home
1
'
v
&
Lehman
.v>•
"
»'
Co.;
Hewitt;
Langley
'
Farm Loan and Government Agency Issues
v
■
v"t
miscellaneous
•$5,000,000 Associates
18
Interim
1958
(payable at
maturity In 5*/2%
preferred
Purpose,
for
construction
program.
Placed pri¬
1,
stock).
Corp.;
Corp.;
Co.;
Kalman & Co., Inc.; a. M. Kidder & Co.; Kidder,
6c Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Frank Knowlton
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; W.
Co.;
Freres
•$2,000,000 St.
&
Co.;
&
;
f
&
Peabody
»
Including Five Years)
Boston
Cleveland
Southwest
Kreeger
and
First
Fewel
Co.;
&
of
Michigan
Corp.;
Marshall; Maxfield H.
Friedman; Fulton,
Reid &" Co.;
Glore,
Forgan & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs 6c Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.;
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.;
Hannaford 6c Talbot; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Hay¬
den, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone 6c Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
& Co.; Henry Herrman &
Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; J. J. B.
Milliard & Son; Hirsch & Co.; J. a. Hogle 6c
Co.; Holmes &
Sandman; Holt & Collins; Hooker & Fay; E. S. Hope & Co.,
Inc.; Hornblower 6c Weeks; "Howard, Well, Labouisse, Friedrichs 6c Co.; E. F. HUttoh & Cb.;
W. %. Hutton & Co.;
The Illinois Co. Inc.;
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Jones, Cosgrove 8c Miller; Jones,
:
*
underwriting.
1979.
Placed
poses.
Price,
4Vfe%
15,
Aug.
Sept.
1975.
without
300,000 Sunshine
by
1,
capital.
public,
Co.;
The
5%'fefrbdrdinated debentures, series
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and
Southern Discount Co.
Chapman
"
'
"
«
.
Offered
•
Represents
t Indicates
t Indicates
Issues
issues
placed privately.
competitively.
sold
-
special offering.
specula¬
(Continued on page 8)
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
r
.-■£ Monday, JuJy.fl, 1956
.
cm)
•
>
capital.
'
/
1
.
for subscription by common stockholders. Unsub'scribed shares (9,043) underwritten by Estabrook Si Co.;
Smith, Barney Si Co.: W, E. Hutton & Co.;. Kiddej, Pea-
'•
*
,
company
'
'•*
'
Co.;. Lee Higginson Corp.; P. 8. Moseley & Co.;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Robert W. Baird Si
Co., Inc.; Putnam Si Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Blunt
Ellis
Si
Simmons;
Chace,
Whiteside, West Si Wihslow,
'
underwriting.
-
etc.
-
Price,
.
Co.,
50
Biddle
&
Oversubscribed.
Co.
'*
:299,600 Brodie (Ralph N.) Co* 21,400 shares of capital stock (par
(
V
:
Price,
$1),
$14
Offered by Dean Witter &" Co.
share.
per
of common
Offered by
81,250 California-Oregon
Power Co. 2,500 shares
.7, - stock
(par
$20).
Price, $32.50 per share.
^
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Completed.
7,
,
-
,
'
70,500 Canadian
••r
T
Blyth
by
>
y
r duPont
■
Co. ,7
&
stock
mon
California
*
of
shares
6,000
Offered
Completed.
Inc.
7
>
Machinery
3,255,000 Food
;
of
Price, $11.75 per share.
of America 27,500 shares of common stock
Price, $1.87»/2 per share. Offered by Francis L
(par $1).
*.7
7
General Guaranty Insurance
Co.,
&
Oil
(par $1).
Corp.
51,563 Color
/
:
Co. 50,000 shares of common
stock-(par $2.50). 'Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
, ;
$6 per share. -Offered by company for subscription by
r:common
stockholders
(48,000 shares)
and by employees
(2,000 shares).
Underwritten by Security Associates, Inc.;
Grimm
&
Co.; Beil
& Hough, Inc.,
and First Florida
Superior
-•
stock
common
.
300,000
Ultrasonic Corp.:680,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose, for working capital.- Sold to private interests.
•680,000
-
.
Corp. 1,200,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for equipment, working capital,
cents per share.
Offered by J* H. Lederer
McGrath Securities Corp.
.7:7,* 77
and
Inc.
,
"
7.
'
600,000 Splendor* Film
(par 10 cents).
,
"'7.
preferred stock
$10.25
Ham-
17,500 shares of 7%
,
>.•
;
,
t
,
,
100,000 shares of common
stock hpar
$5).
Purpose, to repay bank ioans.
Price,
$26.25
per
share.
Underwritten by Blyth Si Co., Inc.;
J
William J. Collins Si Co.; J. M. Dain Si Co., Inc.; Davis.
; Skaggs
Si Co.; Fewel & Co.; First-California Co.;, Hess
x' .'vi & McFaul; Hill Richards & Co.; J. A. Hogle Si Co.; June
;
■
'
S. Jones Si Co.; Lawson, Levy Si Williams; Irying Lundborg
;
&
Co.;* Mason Brothers;
Revel Miller Sc Co.; Mitchum,
:Jones <fc Templeton;
Wagenseiler Si Durst, Inc.; Walston
;
& Co.; Wegener & Daly Corp.; Wilson, Johnson & Higgins,
•"i
and Zilka, Smither &' Co., Inc.;. Oversubscribed,
Corp.
without
•
,
Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Scottt & Stringfellowf Chas. W.
Scranton Si Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Sbuman; Agnew
Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Smith,. Barney-& Co.;
F.
S,;Smithers Si Co.; William R. Staats & Co.;" Stein
Bros. & Boyce; Stern Erothers & Co.; Stone & Webster
Securities
Corp.;
Stroud
Sc Co.,
Inc.; - Swiss American
Corp.; Spencer Trask Si Co.; Tucker,
Anthony & Co.;
Union Securities
Corp.; Vietor,
Common, Dann Si Co.;
G. H. Walker & Co.; Watling, Lerchen
& Co.; Wertheim
& Co.;
White, Weld & Co.-; Dean Witter & Co.; Harold
E.
Wood
Si
Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co., and* VaiDall,
'>■&
,
17,355 shares of capital stock (par
$2.b0).
Purpose,
ior
working capital, etc.
Price, $5.50
per share.
Offered by company fpr subscription by stock¬
holders,
«, •
j
Freightways, Inc.
2,625,000 Consolidated
son,
95,453 Smith-Dietrich
"y I
'
*
$10). .Purpose, for working cdpital., Price,sharp (net). Sold privately through Shearson,
mill Si Co.
'
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per
Hajnmill & Co.; Walston Si Co.; Clayton Securities
Corp. and Warren W. York & Co., -Inc. Oversubscribed.
-
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4
(par
Purpose, for plant improvements, working cap¬
ital, etc. Price, $5 per share, offered by Ira Haupt & Co.;
Francis I. duPont Si Co.; Johnston, Lemon Si Co.; Shear,
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Budget Finance Plan
•175,000
common-stock
80,000 shares of
America
of
Corp.
Inc.
*>
$1).
(par
Co.,
300,000 Banner Life Insurance Co. 20,000 shares of common stock
(par 5).
Purpose, for working capital and peneral corrate purposes.' Price, $15 per share.
Offered by company
for subscription by public,
without, underwriting.
■
V
Kinsley & Adams; Maine Securities Co.; H. M. Payson
& Co.; Smith Si Co.;
David G. Means, and Pierce,
White
and Drummond, Inc.
Offering completed.
Inc.;
400,000 8ervo
e.
Inc.;, Fus2-Schmelzle & .Co., Inc:f .Stlx & Co.; Ber'wn T
Moore & Co.,. Inc.; Mason Brothers, and Semple, Jacobs
Si
■-
Co.,
%
Taussig, Day & Co.
St. Louis Co:;- A. G. Edwards & Borrst
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Si
body
V
.
,
by
Reynolds & Co. Inc.; Riter & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.; Wm. C. Roney St Co.; Rotan,. Mosle and Co.f
P. Rothschild & Co,; Schmidt, Poole, Roberta & Parke;
H. Schneider & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton Si Pomeroy,
"...
working
and
for expansion
$50 per -..unit, ; plus .accrued dividends
Paul C/- Kimball & Co*; Metropolitan
Price,
Underwritten"
,
Purpose,
share.
common
one
(Continued from page 7)
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7
Chemical Corn. 60.000 shares of com¬
Price, 454.25 per share. Offered by
&
(par $10).
,
.*13,356,066^
4
-
$300,000 Associated Royalty Co. 300,000 shares of
A
(par $1). - Purpose, for -acquisitions, etc.-
Price,
Investors,- Irtc,
stock
common
at
.
for advances to subsidiary.
Price, $1.25 per
Offered by Dallas Rupe Si Son, Inc.; Daniel peeves
Si Co.; Sutro Si Co.; Lent^, Newton Si Co.;
Goodbody Si
Co.; R. A. Underwood Si Co., Inc.; Texas National Corp.;
Reed Si Sloan Co.; Davis & Co.; Creston H. Funk Si Co.;
William N. Edwards Si Co.; Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast,
'
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,
and
*■""
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McCulloch Investments.
Barron
and
•
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V
A. E. Ames & Co. Ltd.; A. G, Becker & Co. Inc.t
Dominick; Equitable Securities Corp.; Bemp^
.yiy V
hill, Noyes & Co.; W. E.
Hutton & Co.; F. 8;'-Moseley
Si Co.;
Dean Witter & Co.; A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.;
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.;
Alex. Brown Si Sons;
Central
y .Republic Co, (Inc.) : Estabrook & Co.; McCdrmick Si Co.;
/y.
Spencer Trask & Co.; Blunt Ellis Si Simmons; The Milwaukee Co,';. Julien Collins & Co.;
E. W. Clark & Co.;
First of Michigan Corp.; The .Illinois Co,, Inc.; Johnson,
Lane, Space Si Co., Inc.; Loewi Si Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.,
and Kuhn, Loeb Si Co.
7
' .*• ./ .
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*
shares
70,000
Co.
of capital stock
par).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, $1.10
share.
Purchased for investment by a United States
(no
per
Corp.;
,
Dominick. Si
v
2,250,000 Life
of
Oil & Gas Corp. 25,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for drilling operations. Price, $3
per-share. Placed privately.
i f?
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.
r
stock
$15
•
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Purpose, to repay
$1).
(par
privately
Placed
share.
per
company.
stock
(par
pansion
>
7
by
Inc. as
Alexander Watt Si Co.,
Co.
to
residents of
fide
bona
Texas
as
.-*
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1,000,000 New
York Business Development
!
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capital stock (no par).
Purpose,
" i
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,
:
v
,v.
..
'purposes.
Price, $100 per share.
public, without underwriting, •
-
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.
y '*
*
Si Co. as a speculation*
•
$1).
y
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Inc.
18,949 shares of common stock
Purpose, to lease hotel and for working capital.
$142,118 Brooklyn
(par
$1).
C7
Price, $7.50 per share. Offered by company for subscription
by holders of voting trust certificates representing stock
of the Towers Hotel Corp., without underwriting,
i
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,
Towers,
46,112 Food
u
(no
;
-
share.
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by
to • public,
company
writing.
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new
-^working
,
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underwriting.
300,000 Moder-Rate
J.
v
rental
purchase
to
producing
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,
REAP, INC. 400 shares
of common Stock
(no par).' Purpose, for acquisition of.Elmark Corp. stock.C*600 per share. Offered by Real Estate Associates
Plan, Inc. 7'7..,;' - .,-7 . .'7 ,77--.y f
^
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Inc.
'*
268,750 Naval Officers Realty Corp. 10,750 shares of common stock
"" '
(no par).
Purpose, for new construction.
Price, $25 per
share to stockholders; and $27.50 to commissioned officers
-i
chief
and
j
Corps.
petty
officers
Offered
by
'
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naval
the
first
company
service
.4.,,.
7".
capital
Price,
Co.;
stock
$5
Bache
Si
&
(par
Co.;
M.
Burns
H.
&
Simonds
&i
Co.;
Si
Denton,
Si
:
Co.;
George
of
Peabody
&
B.
Si
Jones,
Lester,
Ryons
Si
Co.;
Co.;
Wm.
J.
&
Co.;
L.
B.
Rouse,
Hewitt;
&
Co.;
Ed
Si
N.
Bonbright &
Co.;
Davis, Skaggs
Edwards & Sons;
Co.;
United
tive
Cities
P.
&
Becker;
Staats
Utilities
convertible
advances
working
to,
capital.
California
Co.
Co.
Ristine
&
Co.;
C.
Co.;
Wm.
&
O'Donnell
Si
Co.,
&
Co.;
C.
Stiver
Roney
&
Co.;
Co.;
Shear.son, Hammill
Straus,
Blosser
&
Wagenseiler
&
Durst,
Inc.;
stock
at
Co.;
and
investments
Price,
&
R.
Roland
Snepard
Ely, Beck
Saunders,
&
&
30,000
preferred
and
Model,
Relsnes,
F.
McDowell;
Sutro
&
Co.;
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins,
300,000
Kidder
Lundborg & Co.; McDonald
Co., Inc.; Mid-South Securities
Sebastian
R.
M.
Murray & Co.;
Inc.; Prescott,
&
Brewer
& Co.;
William
A.
Templeton:
Pope,
Pierce
par.
Harold
shares
E.
of
Wood
5Vn%
&
Co.
cumula¬
(par
in,
Laurence
I.
......
Co.;
Marks
M.
duPont
Son;
Peabody
Kidder,
&
4r. 7
'-7.7.
,
.
Estabrook
Co.:.
Corp.;
Mosle
Co.r -I.
Lester,
J.
Hilliard
B.
Ryons
Inc.;
Rotan,
Singer,, Deane
Co.;
Oversubscribed. ^7.--
Co.
'
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"47
"
$10).
Purpose
lof
subsidiaries
and- for
Underwritten
by
First
,
gan
r
392,000-shares of
Co.
Price,
$42.75
share.'
per
.
1
.
4 .74'
47'.. 77.;
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stock
common
Co.,
tacon,
Whipple
Baker,
Weeks
&
Eichler
&
A." G.
Co.;
and
Inc.;
American
Co.;
Co.;
&
'jr. Co.; A. C.
Securities
Becker
&
Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Bosworth, Sullivan
Central
Collin,
Republic
Norton
&
Co.;
Dominick
Reid
&
Si
&
<-.:•••
,.7
r *'
Co.,: Inc.;* William
Blair &
Inc.;
Brown
Inc.;
(Inc.);
Courts
E.
W.
Curtiss,
Co.;
&
Clark
&
House,
Co.;
Goodbody
Co., Inc.;
Hemphill,
& .Co.;
blower
Weeks;
Co.;
The
Share
Inc.;
Lee
&
Hallgarten
Hayden,
Noyes
Miller
&
Co.;
E.
F.
&
&
J.
Goldman,
Harriman
Co.;
Hayden,
Co.;
J.
172,500
&
Co.;
&
W.
&
Son;
E.
&
&
&
Corp.;
Co.;
M.
Co.;
Lehman
Brothers;
Irving. Lnndbc-er
Marks
&
Co.;
McDonald
&.
&
Co ;
Carl
Merrill,
Co.;
Inc.;
Lynch,
&
Life
$5).
stock
(par lo cents)
in
units
of five preferred
shares
and
Newhard,
Co.;
Cook
Paine,
Christ^nsen,
Pressprich
&
Si
Co.;
Webber.
Inc.;
Co.;
The
Jackson
Piper,
Putnam
Ohio
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
Curtis;
Jaffray
5,500,600
McCrory
Peabody
Inc.;
Wag-
and
^ 7;: : ;
.
shares
10,000
of
common
Offered by
Blyth
shares
of common stock
share.
Offered by Blyth Sc
5,000
per
-
Co.
Electric
.
shares
10.000
Offered
of common
by Lehman
50,000
Corp.
Price,
&
shares
$15.12y2
of
common
share.
per
Completed.
Co.
stock
Offered
by
7
Paine,
Corp.
4%
Si Curtis; White, Weld Sc
Becker Sc Co. Inc.; Blair
Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Kornfclower Si Weeks; Laurence M. Marks 81 Co.: Reynolds
Co.;
&
Co.;
Burge
Webber,
Hallgarten
Inc.;
Shields
Si
Jackson
Stearns & Co.;
Bear,
Co.
Kraus;
&
A. G.
&
Co.;
Stroud
Si Co., Inc.; Ball,
Co.: Dampsey-Tegeler & Co.;
Company;
Courts
&
Goodbody. & Co.: Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hickey & Co.,
Inc.; Kormendi & Co., Inc.; The Ohio Co.; Straus, Blosser
Pierce,
Si
McDowell;
Henry Dahlberg & Co.;
&
Co.;
Mason-Hagan,
•
Fahey, Clark & Co.;
Stifel, Nicolaus
Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy; Woodard-Elwoed
North¬
Writer
&
subordinated debentures due Dec.
1, 1974.
Price, 80% and accrued interest.
Underwritten
by Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Newhard, Cook
Maid
Si
E.
Peters,
-
,
Inc.
Co,
$20.25
&
Stores
cents).
50
Minute
Co.;
Co.;
Pacific
affiliates
par). Price, $50 per share.
Blyth Si Co., Inc.
&
&
Hopwood; R. V.
Reinholdt Si Gardner;
Si
Co.,
and
&
west
Son,
employees
and
to certain
directors,
$17.25 per share.
Price,
Price,
(no
(par
&
Beane; Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; The Mil¬
Co.; Mitchum, Jones.& Templeton; Moore, Leonard
Lynch; F. S. Moseley & Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son Si
Co.;
&
Austin
Walker,
-
Investors,
Gas
Lester,' Ryons
&
Cd.;-Kor-4
&
Oversubscribed.
of
and
Completed.
&
$500,000 Admiral Finance Corp. 50,000 shares of 60-cent cumulative
preferred st?ck (nar $5) .sni in„noo s^eres of common
Underwood
A.
Inc.;
7-
Fibers
Glass
waukee
MISCELLANEOUS
Friedrichs
Completed.
Co., Inc.
Kidder,
Fenner
$7,800,000
R.
officers,
to
corporation
(par $1).
Brothers
756,250
sale
for
of
Insurance
stock
Co.;
A.
Sc
Co.;7Dallas Rupe &
&
Co.,
&
business associates.'-
(par
Loeb,
M.
Mackall
Mason-Hagan,
&
Landstreet
Co.; Schneider, Bernet & Hick¬
Securities Co.; Stix & Co.-'Stra-
81
Inc.;
Co.,
Si
Chisholm
Co., Inc.
Company Inc.;
Indianapolis
Bond &
Jannev & Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Higginson
Stiver
and J. C. Wheat & CO.
500,000 Louisville
Illinoins
Laurence
Reed
Inc.,-- Keith
Taylor
101,250 L-O-F
Corp.;
Rhoades
der,
&
Horn-
Hutton
As;
Fitzgerald
Clark,
Inc.';
Labouisse.
Weil,
Inc.; Southwestern
stock
Si Co.;
Ripley
Stone
Hilliard
B.
Hutton
Sachs
Eichler
Bateman.
Cantor,
Inc.;
Co..
Harrington 81 Co.; Cabell Hopkins
Si Co.;
Saunders,
holders
i'"
-.
&
Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Si
Co.;
Si
Denton,
Mid-South Securities Co.; Muir, investment Corp.; Mullaney,- Wells & Co,;," Edgar M. Norris;
Pierce. Carrison,
agents
t
Si
Dominick;
Drexel
&
Co.;
Francis
I.
du Pont & Co.; Elworthv & Co.; Equitable Securities Com.;
Estabrook & Co.; The First Eoston Corp.; First of Mich¬
igan Corp.; Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Fulton,
Miller,
&
975,000 Life Companies, Inc. 60,000 shares of common stock (par
$1)*- Price, $16.25 per share.
Offered by certain stock-
&
Co.;
Blackstock
Varnedoe,
Boettcher
Alex.
Co.,
Bass
M.
Cassell
Co.;-Howard,
gener,
Bateman,
&
Mellen
mendi & Co., Inc.; Lewis & Co.; Martin.Investment Co.;
-
Inc.;
Co.,
Kraus;
Blyth & Co.,
Co.
Co.;
Ealrd
Burge
Co.;
Sons;
W.
Pobe*-t
Ball,
Co.;
Co.;
&
Jack
F.
man,
Mor-
Allyn &
Corp.; 'Bache
Byllesby
Co.; McCarley & Co., Inc.;
Turben & Co., - Inc.;" The
&
Merrill,
Inc.;
(Par
bv
Loewi
Inc.;
Bros.. &
C*
Wulbern,
J-
.
Inc.;;:Joseph,
Co.,
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
Inc.;
cock,
.V, r',&
.
&
Underrwitten
M.
& Hopwood;
Inc.; Julien Collins Si Co.; Crockett, & Co.;
Dallas Union Securities Co.; Eppler, Guerin & Turner;
First Securities Corp.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Han-
.'-7,
7
.
*
:
Stanley & Co.; Clark.
&
Masten
Completed.
Can
$12.50),:
H.
Kirkpatrick,
^
.
Si
Burns
CO.,
.
16,758,000 American
Co.;
Stifel. Nicolaus & Go., Inc.; Willis. Kenny & Ayres, Inc.;
Atwill
7
7
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Kaiser
47 Co.;
r/'V',7
Reid & Co.; Kay, Richards Si Co., and McJunkin, Patton &
V--
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Leonard &
Masten & Co.; Moore,
and
Walkfer &
H.
Milwaukee Co.; Reed & Sloan Co.; Sanders &.Ne.wsom;
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell;
,
;7
;
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'7
"7
Irving
Co.;
&
Scribner;
F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Stroud & Company, Inc.; Spencer
Trask & Co.; Tucker,
Anthony & Co.; G. H. Walker &
Co.; Chaplin & Company; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Fulton,
J
«
.;
Si
Higginson
Lee
Lynch;
...
Space
Lane,
son,
.
4
;
Lehman
Co_;
&
Pftine,-Webbei-,>Jackson
Francis
Co.;
Lundborg & Co.; A. E.
1
*
Co.;
Si
Irving
&
Gardner;
Sc.iwinn
Co.;
Co.;
Jones
Whham
&
Si
Mericka
Rausrher,
Reinholdt
&
Si
Morgan
Co.;
Inc.;
Kreeger
Mitchum,
Stone;
Si
1
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Fitch, North
Walter At Hurry,
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
'
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Lestran->e
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; A. G.
Fewel & Co.;
Alester G. Furman, Inc.; Gairdner & Co.,
Inc.; Gross, Rogers Si Co.; Barrett Herrick Si Co., Inc.;
Hill Richards & Co.; Cabell
Hopkins & Co.; E. F. Hutton
Si
Sachs &
G.
Strudwick; Bullington-Schas & Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
'7':" .,;.7'77
Curtis; Dean Witter Si Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
investments.
Barret,
D.
Cohu
7
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Co.;
&
Davenport & Co.;- Dittmar & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co.,
^
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Bingnam,
Co.;
Inc.;
for
shares
Kidder,
by
4 Arthurs,
Co,
''
ETC.
1,500,000
Purpose,
Underwritten
Baker,
Si
Inc.
cent).
one
Noyes
Bishop
Bros.
HOLDING,
Fund,
Co.; Bateman, Eichler
Inc.;
Si
TRADING,
share.
per
Hemphill,
7
•%/'
,
Shields
Co., Inc.; Goodbody & Co.; Piper, Jaffray
Inc.; Alester G. Furman Co., Inc.; Galleher Si Co., Inc.; John-
Financing
'-Brothers;;Merrill Lynch, Pierce,. Fenner & Beane; Smith,
/Barney & Co. Union Securities Corp.; White, Weld & Co.;
A. C,. Allyn and Co.. Inc.; A. O. Becker & Co», Inc.; Cen¬
tral Republic
Co; (Inp. ); Clark, Dodge & Co.; Hallgarten
& Co.; riemphill, Noves & Co.^ Hornlbower
Weeks;
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Resources
.Goldman,
,
-
t.
stockholders.
to
...
4..
TRUSTS,
,
'
Boston
'
$1,301,980.
INVESTMENT
.
*
Lehman
i--Tegeler Sc
•
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7
4 7 4
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7
(par $1).- Pried, $78 per share.' Underwitten by The First
Corp.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
:
Marine
and
300,000 Southern Construction & Mortgage Co., Inc. 300,000 shares
of class A common sttock (par $1),
Purpose, for general
;r'
i
corporate purposes.
Price, at par.
Offered by coriipany'
to public, without underwriting. >
$7,500,000 International
"
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„
\
:
Inc.;
Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons.; Courts Si Co.;
Cruttenden & Co.; Shelby Cullom. Davis & Co.'; Dempsey,
Co.; Dewar, Robertson Si Pancoast; A. G.,Edwards & Sons; Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.; Fridley Hess
& Frederking; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kalman&. Co., Inc.;
Russ Sc. Conine.; Underwood. Neuhaus Sc Co.; Anderson Sc
7
v
7
Pierce & Co.,
Rauscher,
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Shearson, Hammill Sc
4'.. 4 7 7-74;: '
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$15,600,000 Aluminum Co. of America 200,000 shares of common stock
,
,
Si
Mason-Hagan,
Issues Not Representing New
25 cents).
Purpose, for working capital, etc:, Price,
per share.
Offered by William ,T. Bowler & Co. as a
speculation.
•/
•
,
Co.;
-r*
•
Corp.;
E. F. Hutton &
•'
7
,-
7
$1
&
Brothers; J. C. Bradford Si Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Co.; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Scherck, Richter
'^
stock
common
4'''
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Labouisse,
' ;r"'- Securities
!
$18,189,890
.
of
shares
300,000
(par
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*
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205,200 shares of common stock (par $1).
;
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,
*
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stock (no par)7j
Wertheim & Co.
6,120,000 Life Companies, tne. 340,000 shares of common stock (par
$1)..
Price,
$18
per
share.
Underwritten by Equitable
* "
.
7'
by
Nauman,
Weil,
*
$25
Homes,
"
>
prop-
per share.
Offered by company to
fide members of the U. S. Merchant Marine, without
etc." Price,
bona
.
Purpose,
par).
erty,
■>
4*
.77, ;
7
Offered*
shares
•/".
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Grant-Brownell
200,000 Washington
.
30,000 Merchant Marine Realty Corp. 1,200 shares of capital stock
•I
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,
\
McFawn
&
Co.; Scherck, Richtey^ Co.;7
Co.; Eppler, Guerin & Turner; Hbward,
Friedrichs & Co.; Loewi & Co.; Wm. J.
Mericka Si Co., Inc.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; GarrettBromfield & Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Shillinglaw, Bolger
& Co.; Muir Investment Corp., and Vercoe & Co.
;
V
Co.;
>
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under-
without
.
77,,
;;7^7;7;
by^company, to
Price,, -at^ par." Offered
capital.'
.public, without underwriting.,
y
per
of common stock
Offered by Lee Higginson
William Blair & Co.
and
Price, $10 per share. Underwritten by A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.);
R. 87Dickson Si Co., Inc.; First Securities Corp.; Johnston,
Lemon Si Co.;.W. C. Langley Si Co.; Lester, Ryons Si Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell; Ball. Burge
& Kraus; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Granbery, Marache &
7.
■
Co.,
&
per
stock
Offered by Lee Higgin¬
William Blair Si Co-
36,211, shares
Co.
>>
common"
and
Sc Co.,
8,376 Shares of coiSmon
Corp,
Blower Co.
Lau
shares -of
20,000
$27 per share.
Weld
$44.37J/2
4'. Completed,
2,052,000
-
stock: (no
2,150 shares of common
consttruction.
Price,
Co.
for
Price,
7.. '■
•
Realty
Purpose,
par).
Finance
White,
Completed.
.
Weld
Blair Si Co.
and William
Sc, Co.,
Corp.
$27 per share.
Price,
par).
371,685 Intertype
7
:
:
215,000 Marionflex
White,
Corp.;
•
4 '
■" '
6%
for
Price,
(no
.»
" '.
'*'/ yi'
:
par).
Corp.;
977,697 Household
r
■
Weld
(do
etc.
v"'
White,
Finance
son
common
2,8004 shares of class B
convertible ' preferred • stock'^(par7 $100):
Purpose,
■
*
Fire
par).
Household
v,4
,.
*
-
280,000 United
Term
•.
540,000
•
-
debentures in units of $50 of debentures and 11 shares of
stock. Purpose, for working capital. See also under "LongBonds and Notes"- in a preceding column of this
article.
„■>
■
•
7
'• ;
,
.
4,
' stock
7 ".
,
Finance Corp. 35,000 shares of common stock
Price, $28 per share.
Offered by Lee Higgin¬
Corp.;
son
4-
?4
Co. 300,000 shares of common sfock (par 25
Piirpdse, for working, canital, etc,' Price, $1 per
Offered by Johnson*. Si Johnson, Inc.
■
.>y,
v
of, common
,
.
7
;•'
.
Completed. J
80,000 shares
Finance Corp.
980,000 Household
Toy
cents).
cent)
one
60,000
Purpose,
Texas
300,000
Stores, Inc. 23,056 shares of common stock
sold together with $104,800 unsubscribed
Fair
(par
,
shares of
working capital,
Fund
for
Southeastern
4 7 .:
,
(no par).r .Price,' $28.12'/^
per share.
Offered by Lee;
4-f"4v;
Higginson Corp.; White, Weld, & Co., and William Blair
:V''7'"rl& Co- Oversubscribed. 7 '[■-'"S'"4:
stock (par
Price, $5 per.
share. * Underwritten
by
Powell & Co.;- Smith.
£lanton
Co.; ,Frank S. Smith Si Co.; Joe McAlister 'Co.; G. H
Crawford
Co., Inc.; Gordon M^eks & Co.t Booker Bros7
'■-Co.-; Interstate-Securities Corp.; .Lloyd. E. Canady & Co.,
and Erwin & Co.
Oversubscribed.
?
300,000
share.
Inc., and Dean Witter Si Co.
,r
2,250,000 Household
.
shares Of common stock (par
Offered by Blyth & Co.,
15,000
per
of capital
Offered ;by
shares
share.
per
Completed.
Co.
Corp.
Oil
.7
*
15.000
Co,
$37.25
Price,
..{77
,.'
Co. 10,000 shares of
for general, corporate
Offered by company to
.
$5).
$10). * Price,. $41
,
.
.
.
,7.
,
:7
,47; 44' 4-'"
,
210,000 Ohio V»)ley Airways. Inc. 70,000 shares of class A common
stock
(par $1).
Purpose, to purchase and equip three
•v..
1 •,
helicopters.- Price, $3 per share.
Offered by Westheimer
speculation.
a
"
;
speculation.
a
..
..
'•■-•"7'-
Dodge &
615,000 Honolulu
.'
.7 7, ?
,
1;
' -"v
$12,284,241
'■
Completed.
Insurance
American
(par
Clark,
:v.
7
,
Basket
pleted.
139,241 Union of Texas Oil Co. 111,393 shares of common stock
(no par).
Purpose, to reduce bank debt and for working
capital, etc. . Price, $1.25 per share.
Offered by Mickle
&
Co.
Si
Tire & Robber Co. 5,000 shares of 41,&%.'con¬
preference stock, (par $100).
Price, $111.50 per
Offered
by Paine, -Webber,
Jackson & Curtis.
Stock
•
and
Offered
public, without underwriting.
75,940 shares of common stock (par 50
'cents).
Purpose, for working capital, etc.'" Price, $20.50
per
share.
Underwritten
by Bateman,
Eichler Si Co.;
First California Co., and William R. Staats Si Co.
Com-
7
•
bank loans, etc. Price,
through officers of the
'
!
Accident Insurance Co. of Alabama 750,000 shares
B common stoek
(par $1).
Purpose, for expan¬
working capital.. Price, $3 per share. Offered by
company ,to,
v
'
Producing Co., Inc. 600,000 shares of common
10 cents).
Purpose, for-drilling of wells, ex¬
working capital.
Price, 50 cents per share.
Oil
300,000 Texas
share.
558,750 Great
and
,1,556,770 Market
i
1Petroleum*'JQftlP. 500,000 shares of /,common.
Jacinto
*7,500,000 San
&
class
sion
•200,000 Pyramid
•
Completed.
.
,
investors*
of
,
'
.
--*7
-
•
•1,100,000 Petrol Oil & Gas Co., Ltd. 1,000,000 shares
group
V
.
of common stock (par 10
cents). ' Purpose, to repay bank loans, etc. and for expan¬
sion.
Price, $3.50 per share to stockholders; $4.25 to pub¬
lic.
Offered by company for subscription by stockholders.
Underwritten by Central Securities Co.
/;
Oil
245,000 Landa
>
•
t
«■
rights
share.
vertible
8,193,120 Household
-
2,500,000 Cuban American Oil Co. 2,000,000 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, to purchase oil, gas and mineral
-
■?.
500,000 General
Finance Corp. 341,380 shares of common stock
V;no-par-^$9 stated value)., Purpose, to. repay bank loans
4"
Price,. $24 per share. Offered by comjfany fo,r subscription
1 '
by common stockholders.
Underwritten by Lee Higginson
Corp;,. White, Weld & Co.; William, Blair & Co.;
Blyth
J'"rV'
Co., Inc.; The First Boston Corpi;, Goldman, Sachs &
:Co.; Kidder, Peabody, & Co.'; Paine, Webber. Jackson &
Curtis; Smith,.Barney. Si Co.; 8tone Si Webster Securities
par.
Offered by company to public, without underwriting.
4,
Peabody
Kidder,
"
OIL
Represents
1 Indicates
issues
issues
privately.
competitively,
placed
sold
t Indicates special offering.
Volume 1B4
Number 5549
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(113)
&
A.
fe.
&
.
.Co.;
Co.,
Richard
Clarke
W.
Corp.;
Cruttenden
<fc
Co.;
.
Consolidated Cement Corp.—To Increase
Output—
Edwards & Sons; Hanrahan & Co., and Carl Mc<jlone
Inc.
Sold tor the account of Clinton Foods, Inc.
80,250 Mountain
(par
Fuel
$10).
Co., Inc.
C®j 3,000 shares of common stock
$26.75 per share.
Offered by Blyth &
Price,
Completed.
stock
common
Underwritten
ating
(par
25
cents).
Price,. $6
share.
per
by
G.
Van
Walker
H.
D.
Inc.;
&
Alstyne, Noel & Co.uH. Hentz
Co.; Francis I. du Poht & Co.;
in
which
is
George
Bonbright & Co.; Doolittle & Co.; A. G. Edwards &
Stroud & Co., ,Inc.; Stirling, Morris & Co.; Atwill
and Company, Inc.;
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow,
Inc.; Cruttenden & Co.; Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., and
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co. Inc. Oversubscribed
71,875 Pioneer Natural Gas Co. 2,500 shares ofcommon stock
Price,
par).
Inc.
share.
per
Offered
by
Blyth
Co.,
&
Co.;
Insurance
Price,
Co.
$20
per
&
Co.;
Bache
Walston
&
45,500
share.
Co.;
shares
of
capital
Offered by
Gregory
Bacon,
&
A.
Sons;
Allyn &
M. Kidder
A.
Whipple &
Co.;
land
Cleve-
&
Co., Inc.;
S^herck. Richter Co.;
Burnham & Co.; First Securities Corp.;
Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., and
Co., Inc.;
McFawn
Stifel,
Nicolaus
Puget
Sound
stock
(par
&
Co.,
Power
Racine
$10).
All
Co.
16,000 shares
per
share.
of
668,367
St.
Croix
Paper
Offered
by
The
;
21,218
$12.50);
and
associates.
St.
Croix
share.
Completed.
Paper Co.
20,000
$12.50).
Price, $30.50
Completed.
■
Co.
150,000 Servo
/
shares
Price, $31.50 per
Co.
610,000
Corp.
of
com¬
Shearson.
rities
Hammill
Corp.,
&
and
shares
of
30,000
shares
by
of
(par
Estabrook
&
W.
Warren
England
York
Blyth
S.
Co.,
interest.
135,000 Vitro
Offered
Corp.
stock
common
&
Price,
'
Western
shares
(par
235 ,200
1007*
(par
3)20).
would
of
share.
accrued
The
Corp.
50,552
$5.60
by
stock
common
Offered
The
by Blyth
(par $2,50).
&
Co.
Com¬
new
foil
No
shares
Eichler
of
by
Lester,
'
2,000
shares
share.
per
of
1,600
Co.
shares
of
and
and
largest
those
of
of
Archie
manufacturers
D.
Foil
national
184,
the
the
of
rigid
new
frozen
in
the
by
Pacific
company
This
SEC
June
on
covering 325,711
are
part
of
the
and
The
to
are
public
TV
convenience
dairy
offered
be
privately.
competitively.
The
prospectus
Enterprises,
W.
172,622
shares
Roebuck
102,040
and
packages
other
(Continued from page 2)
—Stock
The
2,
General
Corp.,
Houston, Texas
Offering Suspended—
Securities
has
Investment
and
Exchange Commission, It was announced on July
proceedings under the Securities Act
of
1933
to
instituted
determine
whether
effectiveness
of
corporation,
stock
common
"stoD
a
which
its
a
order"
registration
statement
proposed
to
should
the
filed
public
stockholders
be
March
offering
$4.50
at
issued
suspending
29,
of
1956.
100,000
share.
per
At
the
this
by
shares
a
of
hearing
scheduled for July 10, 1956, in the U. S. Post Office
Building. Houston,
Texas, inquiry will be conducted
by the Commission into the question
whether the registration statement and
Corporation" contain false
prospectus filed by "Investment
misleading representations of material
the
ill.—Registers
statement
stock.
common
with
These
the
a
selling
all
and
fact:
and, if so, whether a stop order should be issued.
According to the prospectus, proceeds of the proposed
were
to
have
to
those
estate,
of
been
which
stocks,
Columbia
Thomas
Board
E.
Columbia
bonds
The
of
and
General
Hand,
Chairman
holders
used for
General
and
has
now
securities,
Insurance
and
J.
Ed
in
mortgage
including the
Co.
The
Eiseman,
President,
s*ock
offering
of making investments similar
purpose
other
Life
Jr.,
the
also
both
respectively,
and
real
of
its
Corp.,
holdings
selling
of
all
102,040
further
of
lists
Houston,
principal
of
its
holdings
stock¬
the
company.
Commission also has
of
ordered
1933,
the
Securities
Act
of
asserts
ment
a
Investment
pany
that
and
1940
Exchange
have
been
information
as
result
a
Act
of
of
a
1934,
violated.
obtained
in
In
and
its
the
Investment
order,
from
part
the
the
their
assets;
sale
of
Messrs.
the
practioes followed in connection with the offer and
shares; and (3) activities, transactions and interests of
Hand
sale
seeks
and
and
to
Eisemann
distribution Jfit
determine
whether
in
the
tjiqir
formation
securities.
Investment
of
the
The
companies
investigation
corporation
to engage
being
as
held
Common
stock
•Includes
ercise
stricted
no
determining
of
whether
respect of material
questions
information
as
the
plan
the
proceeds
to
the
disclosures
facts.
the
thereof;
therein
or
for
complete
are
Among other things,
adequacy
for distributing
included
accuracy
description
of
of
the
and
information
stock;
company's
will involve
of
ask
the
the
business;
of
the
history of the company's organization and the interests of
management
and
others
and
the
in
certain
transactions;
financial statements.—V.
the
183,
p.
capital
1752.
stock
being
registered;
from
capital
and
short-term
government
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Aug.
$634,020
3,925,000
tThe
2,250,000
the
payable
The
in
acres
buildings
The
30
in
Funded
Cap.
Cap.
to
vote
to
25
Aug.
paid
of
25
and
cents
20,
the
company's
Mississippi,
in Clarksdale.
truck
of
sales
tires
the
of
the
a
which
consist
of
cor¬
The
prin¬
of
kraft
a
sawmill
a
-
management
of
the
forest
Crossett
two
to
are
Chemical
of
these
recognition
Personnel
of
Co.,
retain
There
the
and
the
Crossett
divisions
purposes.
Division
all
serve
divisions—Crossett
are
Research
operating
divisions
tires
and
molded,
City
of
situated
are
still
company
in
including
approximately 540,000
owns
over
Arkansas
an
of
area
and
company's plant
■
an
owns
Crossett,
of
area
few
a
about
commercial
hotel.
a
timberlands
of
acres
Morehouse
approximately
Parish,
70
in
La. These
miles
long
and
,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
*
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
t$4,261,688
0
1,280,000 shs.
debt
may
that
does
be
not
1,134,135 shs.
1,280,000 shs.
—
charter
bank
1,134,135 shs.
place
specific
limit upon
tlncludes
$4,200,000 under
outstanding,
any
credit
Datamatic Corp.—Expands—Will Add
Building—
Customer
buying
training
that
it
its
on
June
share
to
on
holders
the
was
common
on
14,
up
The
2,
said
for
the
purpose
of
tubes,
extruded
building
last
issued
and
such
of
of
Oil
are
in
the
and
rubber
also
183,
help
house
the
personnel,
2649.
p.
growing
which
has
temporarily
under
of
the
securities
parts,
it
suspending
Securities
of
the
Act
was
announced
Regulation
of
1933
A
on
July
exemptions
with
respect
to
following:
Shore Estates
Nash
Foods
Corp., Pittsburgh (offering by Weber-Millican Co.,
City, selling stockholder).
Corp., Warren, Pa. (offering by Anderson Oil
Company,
Warren, sWing stockholder).
New
Marco
York
Industries!
Charles D.
Co.,"
a
sale
constituting
Practically all of
replacement field.
fabricated
are
Finance
of
was
products
sales.
customers
administrative
Exchange Commission,
orders
offerings
National
1930,
and
the
Association, Section II, Asbury Park, N. J.
Acryvin Corp. of America, Inc., New York
City (offering by
S. Eldridge, of New York
City, selling stockholder).
Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc., New York City.
out¬
operating
manufacture
would
and
October.—V.
Adams
New
York
Research
&
and
Inc.,
and
Depew,
under
the
Y.
N.
Joseph H.
Neebe,
as
"The Friendly Persuasion
City.
Exploration, Inc., Brooklyn, N, Y.
Davis,
Inc.,
Regulation
of the
volume
tubes
new
production
since
registration
Deal
intention
Corp.,
the
sales,
50%
Securities
has
from
record
26,
when
Shore Estates Association, Asbury
Park, N. J.-—
Offering Suspended—
Stock
stock.
March
essential
—
story structure will adjoin the present factory, Walter W.
Finke, Presi¬
dent, announced on July 5.
Datamatic, owned Jointly by Minneapolis-Honeywell and
Raytheon,
is
engaged in developing and producing large-scale electronic
dataprocessing systems for business and governmental use.
-
1956,
the
of
facilities—an
such
devices as giant computer systems
costing from $1,500,will be provided in a new 20,000 square-foot
building by this
corporation, which is located in
Newton Highlands,
Mass. The two-
Miss.
and
dollar
plants
The
agreement permitting the company
to borrow up to
prior to Nov. 30, 1957 and providing
that the amount
owing at Dec. 1, 1957, will mature in 32 equal quarterly installments
beginning Feb. 28, 1958.—V. 181, p. 2799.
share
per
The company also manufactures
camelback (a
material used
in
re¬
capping tirest, other tire repair materials and industrial rubber
prod¬
ucts
the
company's
funded
public
cents
on
per
1956,
organized in Delaware
established originally in
business consists largely
80%
products.
operating
class A, voting (par $5)
stk., class, B non-voting (par $5)
Verschoor
and
Co.,
trade
stk.,
Air
automobile
corporate
Arkansas
an
Deal
eliminate
Manufacturing
approximately
five
debt
♦The
None
upon the ex¬
Employees' Re?
Key
considers that there
is
the
preferred stock
and
dividend
was
of
the
spread
Incorporated
of
com¬
2896.
p.
general
is
forest
wide,
Finke
authorized capital.
a
quarterly
plant
the
30,
183,
fields.
These
company
are
miles
having been
1914.
It has four
all wholly-owned, three of which, The
Cooper Corp., The
Giant Tire & Rubber Co. and The Falls Rubber
Co., are incorporated in
Ohio and were acquired at the time the
parent company was organized.
The fourth
subsidiary, Clarksdale Rubber
leased
April
for
used
Ark.,
of
Division;
for
Crossett.
*
subsidiaries,
The company's
be
scientific
under
Town
names
CAPITALIZATION
issuance
the
was
in
toward
Lumber
and
equipment.
400
increased
for
indicated
1955
On
*
the
and
engineering,
company
board
business
in
Split—
4,000,000 shares of
directors plan to make
1
Crossett
respective
75,000
under
to pay dividends
company
to
are
Crossett,
"■
functions
254,671 shs.
any
of
stockholders
stock
dividend
a
even¬
efficient
more
to
the
stockholders.
of
conducted
divisions,
251,610
*300,000 shs.
issuing
common
stock,
Stock
stock
approved,
to
manufacture
other
251,610
reserved
granted
1956,
declared
If
proceeds
the
in
/"
75,000
30,
1956.
Outstanding
1,
company's
April
BUSINESS—Company
small
use
the
outstanding
directors
the
concerning
the
proceed?
*60,000shs.
to
from
DIVIDENDS—On
of
Jan.
shares
common
possibility
13,
In
EFFECT
inventories,-
intends
stock
common
accurate
in
unsecured,.
company
on
as
and
practical
the
of
of
net
working
$781,386
options
Option Plan.
the
purpose
the inquiry
the Investment corporation
the
the
invested
value)
34,623
provide
$10,000,000
secured by cash,
outstanding
Stock
preferred
of
items
of
standing
out
be
stock
($25 par
SEC—
bank
acceptances—vendors,
and
With
and
will
GIVING
bank,
trade
net
Ashley and Drew Counties,
before July 12,
or
the entire
use
(no par value)
cumulative convertible preferred
4 '/a %
required
various
and
roof,
1,088,134 shares of stock.—V.
whose
two
000
receivable
payable to
also
itself
engaged primarily, or proposed
primarily in the
investing and reinvesting in securities and, therefore, was
to register under the
Investment Company Act.
respect to the Investment corporation registration statement
prospectus, inquiry will be conducted at the July 10
nearing into
business
accounts
Note
(2)
their
on
supplement
-
Com¬
investigation,
show" that stock of the two
companies was offered and sold by means
of false and
misleading representations with respect to (1) the gen¬
eral history
and development of the companies and the valuation of
to
short-term
sinking fund debentures due
Notes
With
company's plants are located at Crossett, Ark., and are owned
operated
by
the
company.
The
paper
plant
with
its
two
Fourdrlnier machines,
cylinder machine and supplementary buildings
and facilities, the two sawmill
plants and their supplementary facili¬
ties and the chemical plant account for most of
of
'
1967
Commission
registration state¬
"if true,
tends to
private
of
,amount
Notes payable to bank,
one
authorized
company
are
.
Authorized
6%
as
public investigation into past
corporation
and
the Insurance company stock,
by the two companies and by Columbia Securities Co., and Messrs.
Hand and Eisemann. during the
period Feb. 15, 1954, to about April
30,
1955
to
determine whether
provisions of
the Securities
Act
of
sales
plans to
stock
common
CAPITALIZATION
tha
to pur¬
The
shares
best-efforts basis.
a
stock
common
prospectus
III,
loans,
on
amount
excess
the
1,200,000.
Division
their
in
borrowing which would
otherwise be required to
carry the increased inventories and receivables.
If the net proceeds, when
received, exceed the current working capital
needs, the
obligations.
under
distribution
corporate
Division,
V,
PROCEEDS—The company
the
the- right
chemical
plant.
In
addition,
the
owns
timber
company
Southeastern Arkq/isas and, adjacent timberlands in
North¬
The
cbmpany has been one of the pioneers in
crop.
former
all
1956, for 97,950 additional shares of common stock (no
par value) at $10.50 per share on the basis of 1V4 shares
for each two shares owned
(with an oversubscription
privilege). The offering is underwritten by Prescott &
of
com¬
of
Louisiana.
Forestry
shares
five
(16.97* ).
reduce
have
the
feet.
Co.—Shares
Operations
Paper
Mills,
shares of common stock of the
public sale by the present holders
June 19, 1956, the right to subscribe
sale
from
Southern' *fhovemeht
as
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.—Stock Offered—The com¬
is offering to its common stockholders of record
the
purchasers
of
period
square
and
in
eastern
pany
thereby
the
and
selling
Co. and associates
increase
engaged
lands
lands
Columbia
to
had outstanding
plant
*>.
•
•
price and underwriting terms are to be
Lee
Higginson Corp., A. G, Becker & Co.,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, are' named as the
Whirlpool-Seeger
shares
following
the
stock
within
approximately 40,000
by
lease,
holdings located in and around Crossett, Ark., consist
paper mill, a recently completed bleached food
board mill,
(Board
Foundation,
(16.9% );
time
any
is
the
the
cipal
selling stockholders, as follows: Glenview.
of its holdings of 19,591 shares (3.37* );~
Chairman), selling 58,582 of his holdings of
(28.7%;); Viola A, Johnson (wife of Roy W. Johnson),,
of
her
holdings of
128,458
shares
(21.3%);
Sears-
43,458
of
the
with
conjunction
all
lease
meeting of stockholders has been called for
July 25 to act
value
poration
offering
lists
Inc.,
Johnson
selling
General Corporation and
Investment News
for
par
at
is
operations
BUSINESS—This
dinner
and
*•
.*
registration
a
its $5
of
outstanding
supplied by amendment,
Inc., and Merrill Lynch,
principal underwriters.
placed
special offering.
filed
23
shares
601,762
plant
space
In
purchase
inner
The
cancellation
purposes.
r.
Controls Co. of America,, Schiller Park,
stock
common
to
manufacture
rubber.
for
designed
all
PROCEEDS—The
,
^*
&
1956.
small
2128.
p.
Crossett
devel¬
packaging indus-
bakery,
'1
'
5,
provision
a
Offered—Blyth & Co., Inc. on
July 3 publicly offered at $34 per share 4,400 shares of
class A and 4,400 shares of class B
capital stock (par $5).
aluminum
aluminum
foil
food,
'
■
the
share-for-share
pany
involved.
are
distribution
many
in
4.
p.
_■
.
.
the
with
option
an
floor
house
proposal
Coch¬
headquaiters and principal plant facilities will
Louisville, Ky.
Here the expanded facilities will permit
anl
to* Sept.
reclaimed
process
of
handling equipment and multi-purpose production equipment.
special
par
Continental
in
to
a
a
Clay,
P.
of
leader
a
machines for
Cochran
to
years,
lease
a
Ky.
Continental,
and
processes
1955.
Cosden Petroleum Corp.—Plans
Container
Lucius
and
in
covering
177,
on
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Ottered
snare.
Blyth
by
;':>
■
Louisville,
stock
common
Offered
Co.,
Co.,
and
three
total
$514,967
company entered into
Miss.,* which is equipped to
$76,504
,
Continental
General
by
Can
and
corporation-filed
1956,
—V.
equally by Cochran and Continental, will
organization of the Cochran Products Divi¬
operations
manufacture
i ■■'
Foil
and
materials,
located
:
20
in
Net proceeds of the
nnancing will be added to the general funds of
the company and will be used
by it for such general corporate purposes
as
the
board of directors may determine. It is
presently anticipated
that a portion of the net
proceeds will be used in conjunction with the
proceeds of a $2,000,000 loan to the company for
capital expenditures
and that the balance will be
added to working capital. The
company
has contracted with The Austin
Company of Cleveland for the construc¬
tion in
1956 on a recently acquired 75-acre
tract of land of a new,
modern plant at an estimated cost of
$2,500,000 and plans to spend
approximately $500,000 for new machinery and equipment. This is
the
first phase of an
improvement and expansion program
owned
containers,
Industries.—V.
Co,
June
on
Continental
original
plates, pie plates and
being used extensively
stook
common
Offered
&
the
Cochran
company,
of
Cochran
facilities
other
Cochran
be
of
of
opment cf
try.
new
Jointly
company,
the
one
rigid
a
Board
plant
a
&
materials
$87,525
-
of
prior
1956—9 Mos.—1955
*$66,062
floor
:
Findlay,
for storage
pur¬
aggregating 32,900 square feet
Findlay. Sales office, service
space
locations
and
$1
of
the
of
President
ran,
Roy
:
$22,354
Total
1
the
camelback
1
107,
p.
Ohio.
a registration statement with
the SEC on July
125,000 shares of its $1 par common
stock, to be
offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed by Baker,
Simonds & Co. The-public offering
price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
Borrowings—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
.
183,
announced
was
sion,
stock
Allen
share.
per
Co.
Timber
sold
Co.—Bank
2,
repaid from the proceeds of the debentures when sold.
formation
Corp.,
Chairman
■" ''
Price, $147 per
Completed.
issues
Gas
Findlay,
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—Registers
p.
A
convertible
sold.
Co.
issues
Indicates
be
income.—V.
•Net
thereof.
Represents
♦
183,
SEC,
company,
t Indicates
areas.—V.
in
Co.;
Weber
by
$74,714,729
•
Natural
Period End. May 26—
loss
of
and
AH
common
V
Bateman,
$25).
Price, $147
Inc.
Completed.
Northwest
these
t
shares
per
of
.
Timber
Weyerhaeuser
in
land
exercise subscription warrants in their
discretion: Prescott
Brew-Jenkins
Co.,
Inc.;
Cruttenden
&
Co.;
Foster
Bros.,
Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Hayden,
Miller
&
Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; A. Lepper & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson &
Co.; Wm.
C, Roney & Co.; Saunders, Stiver &
Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner:
and Westheimer & Co.—V.
183, p. 2760.
&
tually
•v
Co.,
facilities
gas
the
Utilities
Weyerhaeuser
Industries'
Clarksdale,
The
chase
Hugh
Consolidated Textile Co., Inc.—Reports Loss—
Corp. 65,552 shares of common stock
$5.60 per share.
Offered by Central Re- '
(par
$1).
Price,
Ryons & Co. and
294 000
said.
also proposes to provide funds to finance seasonal stor¬
purchased by its subsidiaries through $25,000,000 of bank borrowings between the period Sept, 15, 1956, and Dec. 31, 1956.—V.
183,
p. 3003.
7
Over¬
shares
Offered
per share.
Price,
Offered
'
'
Utilities
Electronic
Net
Brothers.
10,000
share.
per
(par $1)7 Price,
public Co. Inc.
233, 091
Inc.
130,410
subordinated
1970.
Price, $19.50
55,000
$13.75
Western
of
combine
Co.
pleted.
3
Co.,
Co.
Co.,'Inc.-
756, 250 Walworth
.
1,
by Lehman
America
of
(par 50 cents).
&
iVz%
Inc.
Nov.
due
Fogg
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Forms New Affiliate—
Industries,
debentures
Mr.
Consolidated
Inc.
•3,715,000 U.
367, 091
Telephone
Price, $41
(par $25).
&
activity,
If Consolidated
should postpone
the issue and sale of debentures
beyond August 1, 1956, it would obtain additional amounts from
banks,
to the total of $30,000,000. The total amount borrowed on such bank
age
Offered by Ira Haupt &
Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Walston & Co.: Clayton Secu¬
Co.;
capital stock
-
and
name
bank
loans
common' stock
Offered
'
New
present
1954
1956,
UNDERWRITERS—The
up
subscribed.
15,346,810 Southern
its
in
acquired
which owns
pany
lease.-
specializing in etched circuitry development
a
wholly owned Consolidated subsidiary,
of
approximately
company
become
house¬
space
6,
period
company
Inc., of BurFogg, Board
S.
subsidiaries.
stock (par
Estabrook &
by
(par $1.)
Price, $5 per share.
Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
-
Philip
it was announced on July 3, has issued an order author¬
borrowings in the amount of $30,000,000 by this company,
pending completion of its debenture financing proposal. With the
pro¬
ceeds, Consolidated proposes to make short-term standby loans to its
izing
common
Offered
share.
per
America
of
by
CEC
Consolidated
East-
sold.
Machinery, Inc. 2,000 shares of
Co.
retain
Colvin,
common
stock
(par $1).
Price, $8.87x/a per share.
Offered
by Loewi & Co. to bona fide residents of Wisconsin.
.
Industries,
6
3008.
mon
,'i
Industries,
will
and
a
and
buildings owned
Is leased at each of the branch locations
aggre¬
60,000 square feet.
period, 1946 through 1955, the
company expended
capital improvements.
Included
in
that
amount
on
in
This
&,
&
July
Inc.
Light
Price, $38
Hydraulics
will
pansion
&
Dillon & Co.
man,
17,750
First
Corp.;
&
Nauman,
•
The
Co.;
Electronic
on
automotive
separate
feet.
different
of
spent
tubes
President, will be President of the new
subsidiary, and
George B. Clark will serve as Vice-President and General Manager.
Design and manufacturing accomplishments of Electronic Industries
are
principally in two of the most advanced engineering areas of
electronics
production—etched
wiring boards and transitor circuitry,
Mr.
Fogg said.
Plans are already under way for a several-iolct ex¬
Co.;* Kalman
Dempsey^Tegeler &
Atwill &
'
F.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; John C. Legg & Co.;
Blosser & McDowell; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Crutten¬
den
Co.;
acquired
announced
was
production,
but
Bateman,
Straus,
; -
and
C.
&
608,000
it
Chairman.
stock
Eichler
,
Calif.,
tract
a
30
year
March
plant
Elec¬
the
of
were
$244,497
for
has
corporation
bank,
Electronic
Life
(par $2).
Co., Inc.;
,
This
(no
Completed.
910,000 Postal
&
$28.75
Corp.—Acquires
ten
$3,743,911
tronic Industries—
on
warehousing
five
total
a
the
On
Electrodynamics
in
warehousing
In
for
plant consists
square
Additional
gating
Sons;
Consolidated
located
283,664
leased
and
main
company also owns, at a separate location in
contains 35,869 square feet and which
Is used
poses.
The company operates a
plant a Cement City, Mich., with a
capacity
1,200,000 barrels annually, and at Fredonia,
Kansas, with 2,300,000
barrels capacity a year.
The company's total
cement-producing ca¬
pacity by late 1957 is expected to be 6,000,000 barrels of
cement
annually.—V. 183, p. 2072. *
B.
and
is
The
applications
Industries.
company's
fee
area
early
of
Co.;
&
in
rubber-to-metal
appliance
The
begin oper¬
September at the initial rated capacity of
1,250,000
barrels a year.
The additional production just authorized is scheduled
for
late 1957, and will
bring the plant's annual capacity to a total
of
2,500,000 barrels.
'•*
Johnston, Lemon
&
Co.; Aiichincloss,
Parker &
Redpath; Blair & Co. Incorporated;
Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Jones, Kreeger &
Hewitt; Scott, Horner &
Mason,
hold
W. Storey, President, on
July 6 announced that the directors
authorized an additional cement
producing capacity of 1,250,000
barrels a year for the
company's new Paulding, Ohio, plant.
Mr. Storey said that the
Paulding plant is scheduled to
Supply
1,320,000 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, of Long Island, Inc. 220.000 shares
of
including
Smith
have
9
A
provides
a
Securities Act for
New
York
City.
conditional
exemption
from
offerings of securities
public
registration
not
exceed¬
ing $300,000 In amount. One of the conditions is a requirement thai
semi-annual reports be filed with the Commission
showing the amount
of
securities
poses
In
that
for
each
there
sold,
which
of
the
has
the
the
been
proceeds
proceeds
cases
a
failure
received
to
by
the
used.
are
referred
to
above,
file
the
issuer,
and
the
pur¬
.J,
the
suspension
reports
in
order asserts
question and that
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
the
The respective orders also
'upon request,
vacated
be
on
mad®, perm^pept.
or
"
t'" ■
• - f'.
1 ,,
•
,
,,
^'
the
The
proposed facilities, to be located in Texas, New Mexico,
Arizona, would be used to deliver an additional 75,000,000 cubic
(par $1)
stock
common
of
_
.
Dresser Industries,
Fifty
million
000,000 cubic
cubic feet of the gas proposed for the two southern
be delivered at a point near.Blythe, Calif.,
25,000,000 cubic feet near Topock, Ariz. The entire 75.-
2Var/>
3V#%
series due
series due
3%%
series
for* Pacific- Gas & Eiec.ric would be deliv¬
would
El Paso is now authorized
from railway-,-
4,234,316.
3,602,397
3,133,376
2896.
p.
cubic
GroS^rom' JlTlway—
M^rom raiway-:::--
i
3,413,437
4:353,215
137,164
•, Deficit.
j-Vi 183, p. 2896.
y-
^
*3,191,306
.
,
Duplan Corp.—Closing Lincolnton
1985.
*
.
Division—
for sale.
keeping with the program of
to increase the efficiency of
^
under
way
prove
service
the
to
the
of
customers
,
the announcement
of
The
corporation
YorlL N. Y, The,
proceeds
are
the other,—V.
Gas Co.: Inc.—Stock Of-
Mr,
the
of
new
a
two-story building adjoining the present
Rider Co.:
S,
•
clectro-magnetic
-
.
'
and
aircraft
•
of 150 feet and
»
]
Shea,
who has
been
President
officer
executive
of
ieet.—-V,
183,
square
Food
-This
June
inventory
transaction
.Henry
ated
as
and
,
*
"
^
Mr.
and
that
;
.
•
,
:
other
Riter
said
aircraft
«m
-and
components
the
airborne
of
purchase
was
the' markets
their
for
products
There
are
This
.
•
;
has
company
been
awarded
two
defense
new
contracts,
since
1947,
continue
which
,
refiners jto
give
gasolines
'
<
their
'
1
final
,
'
■
4
required
Y
2012.
p.
I
1
v
■■
to
This (Company, on
is
used
issue
a
'
"
•
250,000 shares
of
cumulative
pre-
by White, Weld & Co.
Proceeds
of the new $25,000,000 issue are to be
bank loans previously incurred to meet
struction requirements of the
company.
The new
first preferred
stock
will
rank
duction
i
of
„
series
of
first
preferred
,7bf ,COI"Pany'8 capitalization
'
a
part
to
of
the
the
re¬
con¬
'
equally
issued
.
applied
with
'
,
of June 1,
,
>^?»iM»0aUIh>nL. $25,000,000; and 5,047,245
value of
a
'
approximately
*xr»*^£.'COin'tan^' w*?ich operates
shares
of
common
stock
$135,000,000.
an extensive natural gas transmission
s?rving mafkets in California, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and*
presently engaged in an expansion program involving addl"°^ie.Xpendlt,Ure8 of more than $195,000,000 and is planning furtherI.
'
'
JiEoft
aPPr°ximately $85,000,000 for the next phase
8
Apphcs to FPC
Pipeline Project—
for
This company has filed
provide
for
the
Authority
to
Build
with
the
SEC
on
such,
p.s
will
be
available
for
corporate
any.
was
June 25 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares tof common stock .(par $1). to be offered
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
150,000
per.
$1,25
used for
"share,
incident
expenses
to oil
drilling.
;
,
Friendly Persuasion Co., N. Y. City—Stock
Suspended—
J5ee
Deal
v,:
Shore
jy
-
Offering
Y
Association
Estates
above.
'
•
Y
"
General Industrial Enterprises, Inc.—Seeks
Ltd.—V. 183, p. 2182.
Baldwin
Securities
General
*
Corp.
above.—V.
of ex-
$84,500,000
Acceptance
Motors
Reduced—
183,
p.
Exemption
2897.
Discount
Corp.
Rate
v.."'.
-:'
\(\
Effective July 5 this
corporation will reduce the discount rate oh Its
by l/8th of 1% 'oil the'-three' maturities from 30 to
240 days. The rate of 3 1/8% is toeing retained for maturities of 240
to 270 days. The new rates are as follows: 30 to 89 days5—2%%; 90
to 179 days — 2%%; 180 to 239 days — 3%; and 240 to 270 days —?
3 1/8%.:
■
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;
1
The prior change in rates occurred on April 17 when the rates were
Increased l/8th of 1
V. 179, p. 2037,
Y ;
short
corporation has asked the California Division of Corporations"
authority to issue 297,892 shares of common stock to cover terms
with National Motor Bearing Co., Redwood City
'
The
term
notes
,
General Reinsurance Corp.—Merger Completed-—
Division
set
July 26 for the hearing
on
The
1'
j -i?
•
it,
General
filed
a
registration
offices in the
surviving corporation,
,,
♦
shortly will be, licensed as
multiple line underwriter in all states and in Canada. Improvement
in service to clients, the company stated, is expected to result from
The General Reinsurance Corp. is now, or
state¬
covering 50/000 shares of its $1
common stock.
The first 10,000 shares of this newly-organized
investment company are to be offered for sale at $10 per share
to not
more than
25 people, whereupon the company will declare itself
an-
closer integration of underwriting and service activities.—V. 182, p.
Power Corp.—Bonds
Gillette Co., Boston, Mass.—Registers With SEC—
100.029,
bonds
4s
as
laso
Corp.
for
37/as.
from:
came
and
See Interlake Iron Corp.
Godchaux Sugars,
See National Sugar
identical
Boston Corp.;
&
bids
Co.,
of
Inc.
101.909
Gordos Corp.,
(jointly)
for
:
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
below.—V. 183, p. 2762.
.
.
;
Inc.—Sells Refinery—
Refining Co. below.—V. -183, p. 2537.
*
,
]
%
The
Ripley
•
on June 28
Globe Metallurgical
Offered—An underwrit-
Harriman
Three
First
company
filed a registration statement with the SEC
shares of its $L. par common stock, to-4 be offered for
sale to selected employees of the Company and its subsidiaries pursuant
to the company's stock purchase plan.—V. 183, p. 2290.
The
bid of 100.269%.
Securities
2087,
covering 40,000
-ing group headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane on July 3 offered
$20,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3ys % series due July 1,
1986, at 100.977% and accrued interest, to yield 3.82% to
maturity.
The group was awarded the issue on July 2
on a
...
Star
The
a
;
This- San Francisco investment company
ment with the SEC on June 27, 1956,.
bid
and Us fire affiliate, North
: of
midnight oh 'June 30.
as
and
■
Florida
of this corporation
Corp.,. was completed
merger
previously had been* approved by stockholders of both .cppipanies
by the New York State insurance Departmeht.'
*
• *
Reinsurance Corp., has acquired all assets and assumed- ali
liabilities of North Star.
Former officers of North Star will hold like
the merger am>li-*
183, p. 2650.
•
Union
1956 adjusted to give
effect to the proposed preferred stock
financing, will total approxi¬
mately $666,000,000, consisting of debt securities
totaling $432,000,000:
I
preferred stocks, $74,000,000; second preferred stock (convertibleas
1
:
statement
merger
previously
stock.
registration
a
on
covering
at
v
Reinsurance
,
dermi stock (par $100 per share). Public offering is expected to be
J,a^e !n
or early August by a group of underwriters headed
.
Corp.—Registers With
spent during the first six months.
Such purposes may
further investment in Petro-Tex Chemical Corp.
The
a
The company
open-end investment company and change the public offering price of
the remaining, 40,00Q shares to. net asset.1 value
plus- a distributing
charge. The company's investment adviser is to be the First National.
Investment Corporation, of San Francisco; its underwriter First Na¬
tional Securities Company; and its President Wiley S.
one
registration statement with the SECof
the SEC
Freeman Oil Co., Del Rio, Tex.—Files With SEC—
.
--
;
^
Killlngsworth.
new
with
mission
First National Mutual Fund, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—.
Co.—Registers With SEC—.
July 3 liled
300,000
by the company and 50% by Tennessee Gas Trans¬
Co., and loperates a former government-owned butadiene plant
purchased in April, T95S.—V. 183, p. 2650.
<
/-M. '
be
octane* number
M
"■
'
been
include
also
'
—V. 183, p. 2536.
covering the proposed
i
latter is owned 50%
will
_
Aggregating $700,000 for U. S. .Army Ordnance at its Canton, Ohio
pi Ant, and the other for U.~ 8. Navy Ordnance,, aggregating $600,000
At its Chicago
->lant, B. A. Ragir, President, announced'on June id.
El Paso Natural Gas
Co
the^'repayment of $15,500,000 of promissory notes.
incurred primarily to meet -seasonal increased
including
have
will
"
the
-
a"
,
1,000,000
&
capital requirements during the first six months* of : 1956.
corporate purposes are expected to Include expenditures' for the
and expansion of facilities. Such expenditures are ex¬
pected to approximate $25,000,000 during 1956, of which some $9,000,000
par
Ekco Products Co.—Awarded Defense Contracts—
&
modernization
company.
" *
was formerly Executive Vice President,
manufactures *'Ethyl" antiknock. compound,
cation.—V.
closely parallel. *
one-story
manufacturing
plant includes a- modern
building and several other buildings on a six-acre tract.
total of 26,000 square feet of floor space.-—V. 184, p. 5.
Chemical
&
filed
and,
company
indebtedness
stock.
systems.
with, Edison's emphasis
are
Roseland
Marks
working
and
guided missile research and development.
He added,
the.type of operation is similar to Edison's Instrument Division
that
The
M.
Co.
filed a letter of notification
June 4
on
Machinery
Under terms of the agreement, scheduled to be voted on
by stock¬
holders of both companies July 25, National stockholders would receive
seven
shares of Federal-Mogul stock for each 10 shares of .National
electronic
consistent
the
Calif.
oper¬
same
..
Laurence
Stroud & Co./ .Inc.—i:- 1,000,000
A. M. Kidder & Co
;
300,000
Grimm
corporation
purpose,
of its proposed merger
make
precision instrument system components now
Infra's Roseland factory makes servo and synchro
the
^$2,100,000
1,200,000
Co.-1,200,000
28,
This
.
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—Plans Merger—'
for
disclosed.
Riter, 3rd, President, said the new facility will be
plant No, 2 of Edison's Instrument Division and will
produced.
aaowrs
;
not
was
■
-
of
This
acquired the Roseland, N. J., plant, equipment
Infra Electronic Corp.
The amount of the cash
G.
market
being
of
&
1956, covering $30,000,000 of sinking fund debentures, due
July 15, 1C81, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group, headed toy Kidder,
Peabody & ; Co;
The Interest rate, public
offering; price and underwriting;terms are toitoe suppled, by amendment.
Net proceeds of the financing will toe 'added to j the general funds
Holders of the outstanding 4Ms% convertible subordinate debentures
due May 1, 1975, are being notified that all of these
outstanding deben¬
tures have been called for redemption on
Aug. 6, 1956 at 102.85% and
accrued* Interest. * Redemption- will be made at The Marine Midland
Trust Co. of New York, trustee,
120 Broadway! New York. N. Y.—
V. 183, p. 1753.
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"
,
This corporation has
«nd
company
See
(Thomas A.) Edison, Inc.—New Electronic Operation—
•
Co
&
Moseley & Co.-.
Evans Products Co.—Calls Convertible Debentures-
feet at present to nearly 233,000 square
1109.
p.
Weld
Y v;-..
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
•
depth of
Division from., 172,793
S.
Shields
3009.
p.
White,
F.
Co.—2,100,000
Co.-——i 2,100,000
&
&
183,
The
"
Y
.Eureka .Corp., Ltd,, is an affiliate of Ventures,
200 feet, and will provide 60,000 square.
ieet of floor space. It will increase the total floor space at the Heater
a
-
2 250,000
r:/. "; v,
covering $125,000 of 7% 15-year debentures and 1,250 shares of com¬
mon stock
(no. par) to-be offered in units of one $100 debenture and
one share of common stock at $130 per unit, without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used for payment of accounts and notes-payable
and for working capital.
;
■;y-J
.
offering, This action resulted when the underwriters, Alator
Corp., Ltd. • and' Rickey Petroleums & Mines Ltd,, both of Toronto,
Canada, exercised their rights of withdrawal from the agreement.
factoring space is needed, Is a complete under-the-hood • air-condition-..
ing system for automobiles. At present,, this system is being sold ,
through Sears, Roebuck & Co.
1
The new two-story building,-of modern design, will have a frontage
;;
■
.
of the company.
d'
with
and defrosting
customers in the automotive,
clutch for
5,000,000 shs.
—
Fontana Steel Co., Fontana, Califs—Files With SEC—-
other industries. One of its latest products, for which additional manu-
-
40,000 shs.
60,000 shs.
2,558,127 shs.
.
mortgage..
Beane
&
Wertheim
—V.
The Company has cancelled its plan to offer 1,991,210 shares of its
capital stock (par 25 cents) lor subscription by. stockholders at $1.75
per share on the, basis of one share for each five shares held, and to
Issue 285,714 shares to underwriters as compensation In
connection
r
systems, air conditioning units, jet engine parts, electric shifts and 'the
.
$7,50)-——
(p:,r
the
in
Hallgarten
Eureka Corp., Ltd,—Cancels Rights Offering—
.
Eaton's Heater Division produces heating-ventilating
j
,
'
•?—*-
Bear, Stearns &. Co.—- 2,100,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co._ 2,100,000
on July 3
announced the election of Edward* L.
position of Chairman of the Board and Of B. Bynum
new
antiknock. qqality—V,. 181,
>
,
The new building, togetner witn the necessary manufacturing equipwill cost about $860,000, according to R. H. Daisley, Administrative Vice President in Charge of all Ohio plants. He added that the
plans for the structure were designed and engineered by the George
.
stock
Fenner
corporation
chief
by toll
,
znent
,
'>•
,
Turner as President
plant of the company's Heater. Division in Cleveland, which will add
Approximately 357* to .the total floor space, was announced on July
5 by H. J. McGinn, Chairman and President.
'
•
•
5
.to 18 persons for in15,999 shares. Arthur
President, disposed of a like.amount (to 17 individuals) ;
direct holdings to 15,999 shares—V. 183, p. 1229.
Y
fT
,
p.
Ethyl Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
This
Shea to the
or
The construction
—
;
Other
Ethyl
Expand Facilities—
75,000shs.
—.—._~i—.
Peabody & Co._$2,250,000
Lynch, Pierce,
Kidder,
Merrill
Mr. Turner
Eaton Manufacturing Co.—To
series
40,000shs,
-
'•
—
»Additional bonds may be issued only in accordance with restrictions
,
,
p. 3009.
;
184,
;
The corpdratibn on %n& 5 filed' a'ieher.qf^:notificaiipn with Vhe,.8EC
covering 150,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($i per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for expenses
incident to mining operations.
lV
'
>
-
net
snent,
;
»
.
proceeds are to be used to repay loans, purchase eqiilp- •
install distribution system and for working capital.—V. 183,
The
•
July, 3
!
Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, on June;
50,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred
stock (par $5) and 50,000 shares of common stock (par;
50 cents) in units of one share for*each class of stock;at
$5.50 per unit.
„
on
offered
22
-
announced
was
series
Common
'
American 5
Essar Rock .Froducts, Inc., Carson City, Nev.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange^ Commission—b
,
fered—Morgan &
'
from
in this corporation
(privately
May 2 to reduce direct holdings
on
to reduce his
notification (Regulation
$1)
New
to.be used for general:corporate purposes.
Eastern WashingfonNatural
-
(Chemico)
Corp.
June 4 filed a letter of
on
-
500,000 shs.
—.
—..
series
4.75%
stock
G. B. Metcalf,
**D") with the SEC covering 500*000 shares of common stock (par
be offered at 60 cents per share, through Foster-Mapn, Inc.,
to
series.
A%
,
series-—
In
4.40%,
to Electric Bond & Share Co.
available to
shares
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
-
Electronics Corp. of America—Changes in Holders— :
John- A. Long, Senior Vice-President and
a
director, sold 13,950 *
vestment)
.
Co.—V.
issuable
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers have severally agreed to purchase
the respective amounts of 1986 series bonds sgt
fortji below:
be
Explorations, Ltd., Toronto, Can.—
Eastern Northern
Electric
1
an
,
company,
10,000,000
contained
consolidation that has been
production and further Im¬
183, p. 2181.
said.—V.
As
and
183,
Walker stated that it is believed the association between Chemico and
Ebasco will be beneficial to clients of both companies, since while they
will be run as independent units, the talents of each organization will
.
being offered
This is in
Gas
Companies,
,
last month by George Friedlander,
made
was
15,000,000
'.'Y.-.'.-
engineering organization of 600 people/has had more Y*
than 40 years of experience in design and construction of chemical
plants throughout the world. Chemico operates In many basic fields
in the chemical industry. It has constructed 25 % of all the ammonia
capacity in the world; it is preeminent, in the acid field, and has ex¬
clusive patents and know-how in processes for the production of urea,
a
chemical of growing Importance in the fertilizer and plastic fields.
It is planned to strengthen and expand Chemico's services to its clients,
particularly in the field of organic chemicals.
*;
Ebasco Services Inc., another wholly-owned subsidiary of Bond and
Share, has had more than 50 years of experience in engineering and
construction in the utility industry and for the past 13 years has ex- «
panded its field to include a wide range of business consultation, en- Y
gineerlng and construction work in the general industrial field. Mr.
,
President, that operations now being performed at the Lincolnton, N. C.
plant of the corporation will be transferred to other throwing plants
of
the company and that when this transfer has been
completed,
the Lincolnton Division will be permanently closed.
The building is
Announcement
Pacific
daily .to
Chemical Construction
of
Chemico,
above,
Manufacturing Co. above.—V. 178, p.
See Bush
U82—;——
1983
due
"
14,000,000
.
1981—12,000,000
series due 1786——rr.—-v-V*
20,000;000
Cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
v'
Cyanamid Co.
Co.—Consolidation Approved—
(C. A.) Dunham
;
by George G, Walker, President, The purchase was for cash.
t
Dunham-Bush, Inc.—Survivor Firm—
See Bush Manufacturing Co,
—4
''
4,000,000
1978———8,500,000
1981;
&eries due
3Va&
3y«%
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Acquisition— ;
„
.
16,853,546
3,227,096
1,429,809
9,548,029
*2,176,691
10,832,288
1,560,889
483,910
13.320,871
Met ry. oper, income—
feet
sou them -California
;
•Transfer
'
series
.3%%
total of 863.130,000 cubic fee*
a
Outstanding
$16,590,000
1>74
due
4-60%
4,620,426
2,513,368
day jointly to the two
gas per
858,080,000
y
$8,194,581
2,974,949
3,691,246
income—
Ket ry. oper.
of
4953
1954-
$6,020,887
$0,339,679
$7,478,528
-
railway-——'
from
Met
1955
1956
Ma v—
.Gross
to deliver
unln*
...
Ry.—Earnings—
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range
14
,
.
1974-
due
series due
3%%
from sources in the Permian
come
Basin and Panhandle Field of Texas and the San Juan Basin in. north¬
western New Mexico.
*
2896.
and
!
•
Authorized
series
feet proposed
■
mortgage bonds:
3%%
Topock, The gas
near
towns
.
year
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION
•First
& Electr.c Co.
and the other
ered
the
per
California companies would
Inc.—New Contract—
Shipbuilding Corp. below.—V, 183, p.
See New York
gas
to Pacific Gas
r
i
and
feet
day jointly to Southern California Gas. Co. and Southern
Counties Gas Co. of California, and an additional 75,000,000 cubic feet
,
incorporated cities and
rural communities.
-1--'
ended April 30,-1956,' the company and
its subsidiary reported reyenues 01 $4t;694,000 and. net income .after
dividends on preferred stock of $6,255,000, compared
with revenues
of $42,724,000 and net after preferred dividends of $5,887,000 for the
calenoar year 1955.-
000.
have been invited to tender
their shares of said stock on or before Aug. 25, 1956, for, sale to the
company at a price per share equal to the net book value per snare
at June 26, 1956.
The minimum price to be paid shall be $8 per share.
The purchase price will be paid as follows;. $8 per share Jn cash
.upon delivery of
certificates to City National Bank & Trust Co. of
Chicago, 111., and the balance, if any, as and when finally determined
; fey the company.—V, 183, p. 1966,
of
Holders
■
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
35
and
EARNINGS—For
Total estimated cost of the project is $84,500,-
and main line stations.
Purchase Shares
Dempster^ Investment Co.—Seeks to
•
application,
in
towns
corporator!
which the FPC announced has. been accepted for
filing, covers the proposed construction of 888 miles of field lines and
main pipeline, and 56,990 horsepower in compressor- capacity in field
The
customers
36,000
its wholesale customers in California, it was
natural gas per day to
announced on June 27.
the Commission's staff for such
provide an opportunity for hearing
the question whether the .suspension orders should
requests of
ignored
has
issuer
reports.
'
.
.
(114)
SEC
the
corporation
to be used
are
Bloomfield, N, J.—Files With SEC—
on
to
reduce
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Lehman Brothers and Blyth & Co., Inc.
(jointly).
Redemption of the bonds will be made at regular redemption prices
tanging from 104.98% for those redeemed on or prior to June 30, 1957
June 20 filed a letter of notification with the
five-year convertible bonds. The proceeds
bank loans. There, will be no underwriting.
covering $40,000 of 5%
and
to
100%
for
the
from
redeemed
on
and
after
July
1,
1985;
and
Gulf Oil Corp.—New Discovery
This
for
to
100%
and Improvement fund at special redemption prices rang¬
100.98% for those redeemed on or prior to June 30, 1957
for those redeemed on and after July 1, 1985.
incurred
were
balance
will
expected
the
to
be
meet
costs
applied
to
of
the
the
construction
program,
1956
construction
program
to total $31,058,000, of which $7,986,467
first
four
months
of
and
which
east
is
is'
available at
the
town
a
suggests
by
large
Dominion
tonnages
a major de¬
Gulf Co. in northern
of
the
location on Nemegosenda Lake,
metal
may
be
17 miles north¬
of Chapleau.
Gulf is a subsidiary of Gulf Refining Co. which, in turn,
wholly owned by the Gulf Oil Corp. of Pittsburgh. The firm has been
active
for some time in experimenting with the application of certain
types of petroleum geophysical methods to mineral exploration work. <
The discovery is the second of note made by the-Gulf subsidiary
expended during
was
of
discovered
Dominion
the'
I
1956.
drilling
Preliminary
readily
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of these bonds will be
used to pay. off temporary bank loans amounting to
$16,000,000, which
.
in Canada—
corporation on July 3 released details concerning
posit of columbium ore
Ontario, Canada.
sinking
ing
those
'
an
application with the Federal Power Com-
^a"thorlty t0 construct pipeline facilities
delivery of
an
additional
150,000,000
designed to
cubic
feet
of*
within the past
BUSINESS—Corporation and its subsidiary, Georgia Power & Light
Co., provide electric service in Florida to approximately 187,000 cus¬
burgh has
tomers
in
rated
in
98
towns
incorporated
and
rural
cities
and
communities,
towns
and
in
and
over
Georgia
150
unincorpo¬
to approximately
six
1951.
miles
an
That
several years. Jones & McLaughlin Steel Corp. of Pitts¬
option on iron ore deposits discovered by Dominion Gulf
ore
field — also located by aeromagnetic survey — is
from
Kirkland, Ontario.—V.
183,
p.
2537.
Volume
184
Number 5549
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
11
(115)
Hardware
Wholesalers, Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
corporation
June
on
filed
25
letter
a
of
notification
held
by its parent, American Telephone &
Telegraph
ing 31,676 shares are held by 857 owners.
The
the
with
borrowings
2,200
shares of common stock (par $50)
to be offered
share), (in units consisting of 20 shares each), without
The proceeds are to be used to purchase and
carry in¬
inventories.—V. 178, p. 1986.
covering
at par
($50
proceeds
tember.
per
funds
creased
This
corporation,
the
of
000,000.
with
Globe
combined
Imperial
net
Corp.
companies are
at
annual
an
earnings of approximately
manufactures
with
the
Ings,
and
The
of
latest
also
two
sells
to
common
subsidiaries
Harsco
of
of
cylinders
stock,
effective
under
of
one
machinery,
through
year.
$450,000
July
their
the
manufactures
exchange
2,
1956,
of
drop
will
65,400
be
basis.—V.
ese
ended
31,
Dec.
31,
on
as
gas
1955, the company had a net income, after
taxes, of
sales of $48,759,988. For the three months
ended March
of 1956, net income was
$1,640,169, on sales of $18,-
183,
2075.
p.
:
I..The
*
Investment Company—
an
This
corporation,
for
company;
July 16,
that
and
for
to
the
present
reinvesting,
is
company.—V.
has
given
interested
to
:n
1231.
p.
the
in
engage
securities
The
corporation
Co.,
merly
Inc.,
and
Walter
chase
L.
by Richard
$7,000,000.
Jacobs,
terms
than
more
properties
of
San
in-*
and
properties
Mass.,
at
for¬
for
will
join
25
until
years
last
.
The
U-Dryvit
properties
metropolitan
Boston, including one at
operations
New
also
are
Hampshire,
include
and
area
the
six
major
number
a
of
truck
In
cities
in
in
garages
rental
car
Connecticut,
the
locations
Logan International Airport.
conducted
in
Auto
ing
the
Jacobs,
purchase,
President
stock
of
of
of
of
cluded
Mr.
by
The
in
last
said
that
25%
within
Hoe
(R.)
On
&
June
the
July 5
protit
for-nine
machinery
dent.
a
year
costs
in
has
In
dividends
recent
a
25
and
its
cents
our
to
printing
share,
product
the
is
time
stock
the
less
as
this
cash
a
diversification
the
a
year
first
dividend
July
soon
should
hope
to
the
contribute
of
resume
warrant.
increased
G.)
on
stockholders
to
"We
facts,
as-
A recent
A.
only
15
Steps
production
to
this
af-
end
Augsburg,
West
-
Casey,
Remaining
Colt
lins
has
E.
Collins,
A.
of
took
increasing
the
and
Colt,
Frederick
B.
James J. Colt and
Mr.
Dean
Vice
the
pro
1956.
&
T.
Wilentz.
and
Mr.
steps
-rata,
Son.
towards
Inc;, -has
corporation
for
in
snares
had
will
the
been
233,921
the
be
Mr.
realignment
A
New
new
of
its
Jersey
organized
to
fur
cor¬
carry
on
afforded
an
opportunity
to
new
company. As of June 30,
shares outstanding.—V.
172,
common
2380.
company
by
See Koehring Co. below.-L-V.
183,
Hydrometals, Inc.—New
Zinc
Co.
p.
2898.
Name—
belcw.
*
...
-
.
-
-
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—To SelL Stock—This
company
through
to
the
Indiana
offered
would
and
sale
plans
expire
oh
company
has
with
Service
of
Sept.
the
finance
additional
fUed
Public
on
to
580,531
stockholders
offered
The
of
application
an
feet
200
covers
Field,
sufficient
gasoline
width
in
lease
is
for
Gas
lease
by
$150
1956.
research
oeing
It
pro¬
the
heart,
as
first
The
well
of
contractor
the
as
tremendous
the
has
not
"brains"Oi
electronic
the
nation's
network,
their
Base
in
and
course
New
speed.
If
combative
action
is
required,
the
computer
will help to guide interceptor planes or missiles ta
attacking force,
Presently, IBM employs approximately 4,900 people in its Kingston,
operations, 3,100 in defense work, and 1,800 in ihe typewriter
plane.—
V. 183, p. 2764.
the
Investment Trust of Boston—Net Assets
Higher—
As of
Total
'
May 31—
,1
outstanding
183, p. 209.
—V.
1956
1955
$42,253,473
$24,054,989
3,907,927
assets
net
Shares
2,324,460
u
:
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.
Securities
and
to
feet
400
;
,
company, on July 2 filed a registration statement covering $10000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1986, to be offered for
public sale
at
competitive
the
bidding
proceeds,
borrowings
the
and
company's
July 31.
on
$3,750,000
the
will
balance,
construction
be
used
$6,250,000,
to
will
prepay outstanding bank
be applied to the cost of
(including
program
reimbursement of the
company's treasury for 1956 expenditures therefrom and the
repayment
of short-term bank loans effected in
1956 for that purpose), The com¬
pany's 1956 construction program contemplates estimated cash
expendi¬
of
tures
approximately
The SEC
John
has
issued
$14,650,000.order
an
hearing
a
Marshall
giving Interested persons until July 19,
the proposed financing.—V. 183, p. 2184.
on
Life
Insurance Co., Birmingham, Ala.
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
In
plant
Registers With
—
Exchange Commission—.,
This
company
June
on
covering 59,000 shares
share,
per
without
filed
27
of
letter
a
operating capital and
notification
of
stock
common
underwriting.
(par
The
$1)
proceeds
to
with
to
SEC
the
offered
be
are
be
$4
at
for
used
surplus.
month
per
1956.
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
been
accepted by the company for the erection
supplement the company's present plant. ' The
approximately
to
be
7,500,000
constructed
GIVING
to
EFFECT
TO
feet
cubic
ten
process
PRESENT
cents
50
of
This
to
per
gas
million
cubic
and
Colorado
not
Gas
has been authorized by
company
construct
and
at
subject
operate
natural
estimated
an
to
gas
cost
Co.—Expansion—
the
Federal
facilities
Outstanding
Commission'
Nebraska, Kansas,
including some facili¬
$4,192,715,
Jurisdiction.
•'
Commission
Power
in
of
\
The company proposes to finance this construction
securities in the amount of $4,000,000
plus the use of
—V. 183, p. 1367.
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
Co.—Registers
June
Loeb
expenditure
filed
29
Co.
&
of
balance of
proceeds
Insurance
covering
by the sale of
working capltaL
276,140.7 shs.
With
registration
a
The
interest
statement
with
the
The
SEC
approximately $260,000,000 commencing Jan.
corporation
covering
offered
be
public
rate,
Chemical
Manufacturing
Corp., Atlanta,
Ga.—
Files With SEC—
SEC—
at
used
dry
to
June
on
50,000
$1
pay
chemical
for
filed
of
letter
of
stock
notification
(par
underwriting.
in
extinguishers •'and
*
a
common
without
expenses
f.
Key
13
shares
share,
per
-
:
one
The
manufacturing
and
with
cent)
selling
systems.
the
to
be
are
proceeds
to
of
Keefe
e-
,
«.
^
Western
Investment Corp., Abilene, Tex.—Stock
Offered—American Investment Securities, Inc., of Fort
Worth and Abilene,
Tex., on May 29 offered to bona fide
250,000 shares of common stock (no
share on a best efforts basis.
residents of Texas
par) at $1.50
the
sale
of
City
Co.,
Life
Hartford, Conn.
been
at
named
capital
$16
share.
per
the
as
stock
filed
28
letter
a
Files
per
PROCEEDS—The
capital
P-
and
net
surplus
to
proceeds
form
are
Key
intended
Western
Life
to
provide
Insurance
sufficient
Co,—V.
183,
3011,
Putnam
underwriter.
&
Robert
The
$10)
one
Co.,
proceeds
are
the
to
SEC
offered
be
share
new
surplus.
and
to
with
Hartford,
•
Knapp-Monarch Co.—Advertising Agency Appointed
With
S.
Knapp, President, on July 5 announced that this company,
large manufacturer of electrical appliances, and recent pur¬
Neseo, has appointed Frank Block Associates, advertising and
relations agency with offices in St. Louis and New York, as its
which is
notification
of
shares of capital stock (par
stockholders on the basis of
by
held
share
June
on
15,805
subscription
for
for
each
Conn.,
has
used
be
for
a
chaser of
public
advertising
agency beginning with its
is effective immediately,
.
Robert
D.
Interlake
to
Iron
stockholders
acquire
for
the
Interlake
Corp.
for
stock
of Beverly,
The
plan
June
28
of Globe
assets
of Interlake
shares
Iron
the
the
approved
Iron
stock
publicly
In
held
previously
been
shares
to
of
offer
Globe
to
approved
the
by
Interlake
directors
Manufacturing
ment.
by the directors and stockholders of Globe Iron Co.
The acquisi¬
will enable Interlake to produce a bread
range of ferro-sllicons
including silvery iron, ferro-manganese, ferro-chrome and other special
alloys, in addition to its standard grades of merchant pig1 iron.
registration
These
for
share
the
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission
a
covering the issuance of 80,561 shares of Its
registration statement became effective on June 28.
The
additional
the
with
statement
stock.
common
filed
shares
of
Interlake
are
to
Met
publicly held shares of Globe
be
on
offered
basis
a
of
in
exchange
0.4666%
of
a
of Interlake for each share of Globe Met.
This is the same basis
Interlake Iron stock is to be exchanged for the 60%
of out¬
whiclv
on
standing shares of Globe Met which
of
mailed
Interlake
to
the
for
Globe
exchange
Met
are
of
now
stock
stockholders
program
Arrangements
when
has
executive
The
the
on
promotion
in
Koehring Co.—Merger Effective—
exchange
Metallurgical
and
Interlake
account
proposal for Interlake
Ohio, in exchange
addition
Ohio.
had
advertising campaign.
and
of Jackson,
Co.
and
that fall
Vice-President
plans Include the most comprehensive
Knapp-Monarch's history and will utilize na¬
tional network television, national magazines, newspapers, and trade
publications.—V. 173, p. 381.
Corp.—Exchange Offer Effective—
on
Firestone,
account, said
•
fall
appointment
promotional
„
owned
the
on
by Globe Iron.
above
promptly.;—V.
183,
will
basis
p.
The
be
2764.
International Business Machines Corp.—Expansion—
The
corporation
projects in
ton,
Ky.,
Electric
the
23.
Aug.
The
of
portion
shares
Illinois
stock
one
4,644,254
new
shares
31,
of
of
The
1956,
will
its
expansion
common
Commerce
Commission.
record
basis
a
be
share
and
Kingston,
outstanding,
program
according
would
and
be
rights
$100 per share
eight held.
'
of which 99.3% are
each
at
N.
June
29
announced
expansion
plans
for
two
more
program—construction
in
.
major
Lexing¬
additional
Y.,
for
manufacturing
facilities
for
the
company's
Division,
and
construction
of
a
laboratory - in
the Military Products Division.
At
for
Co.,
The
merger
merging
Mount
stockholders'
a
became
similar meeting
a
into
this company the Hydraulic Press
Ohio, were completed on June 19
the Koehring Co. ratified the agree¬
Gilead.
meeting
of
effective
on June
on
June
30.
14, stockholders of H-P-M
approved the
plan.
G.
ring
of
B.
Robinson, Chairman of H-P-M, has been named to the Koeh¬
board of directors.
The company will be operated as a division
Koehring.
The
of
Vs
,.
,
A,_
L
plan calls for the exchange of H-F-M stock on the basis
share of new Koehring 5% cumulative convertible $50 par
merger
of
a
voting preferred for each share of H-P-M common In addition to '/« of
a
share of Koehring $5 common.
The preferred will be convertible into
Koehring common at $70 a common share for two years, $75 for the
next three years and $80 a share thereafter.
;
Koehring estmiates that 44,533 shares of its common and 53,439 of
the preferred will be involved in the transaction.—V. 483, p. 2898.
-
Lake
Ontario
Portland
Securities—Mention
was
the public offering of
tures due June
Cement Co., Ltd.—Offering of
made in
our
issue of July 2 of
$6,497,400 (Canadian) 5V2% deben¬
30, 1971, 232,050 shares of 5% convertible
A 40,000 square-foot building will be ready for occupancy
training operations in late 1956, end the remainder will be com-*
pleted by the summer of 1957, when about 1.890 people will have been-
preferred stock (par $10-Canadian) and 696,150 shares of
common stock
(par $1-Canadian) through Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates in the United States and Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd. and associates in Canada.
These securities are offered only in the ratio of $700
(Canadian) principal amount of debentures, 25 shares
of preferred stock and 75 shares of common stock. The
aggregate public offering price in the United States of
each unit of securities is $1,018.95 (U. S. funds), plus
accrued interest on the debentures ($687.95 per $700 of
debentures), plus accrued interest; $10.18 (U. S.) per
preferred share; and $1.02 (U. S.) per common share.
The offering is made as a speculation. The United States
underwriters have severally agreed to underwrite an
aggregate of $3,696,700 of the.debentures, 132.025 shares,
of the preferred stock and 396,075 shares of the common
employed.
stnrk-
Previously
announced
this
have
year
laboratory and educational facilities
a
12-story
other
office
building
in
in
been
San
Los
construction
of
plant,
Jose, Calif., and Rochester.
Angeles, office buildings In
cities,
and
a
plant and laboratory
for production of
Navigation Equipment (BRANE) at Owego, N. Y.
Jr.,
General
Manager
of
the
autonomous
Electric
Typewriter Division, said that the Lexington operation would augment
Kingston production, which got under way just three weeks
ago
with
a
shift of most typewriter
manufacturing from the company's Poughkeepsie, N. Y„ plant to this location. This 30-mile overnight shift was
accomplished in .10 hours on June 15, the new facilities going Into
Bombing-Radar
H.
W,
Miller,
the
following day with an 8%
increase in production over
an average-day in the
Poughkeepsie plant. Typewriter opera¬
continuing at Poughkeepsie will be discontinued gradually Q& the
Kingston and Lexington plants reach full production.
that of
subscription
priced
for
stock,
of
on
nationwide
tions
Commission
shares
new
its
Typewriter
operation
.
late
pro¬
lease
land
type
architects.
that
the
are
warning
Force
ties
on
Kuhn,
The company
several
Illinois
absorption
new
of
on
computers
is
in
process
of
being
shipped to
Jersey. The complex computer, vastest
calculating and decision making device ever conceived,
will
absorb
data fed into It from
outlying points on all aircraft in a given area.
It will
instantly determine whether they are friend or foe, and calcu¬
Air
1950, to request
from
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Minn.,
Hydraulic Press Manufacturing
Co.—Merger Effective
See
obtained
former
company's
Col¬
acquire a substantial part of the
operating
Delaware corporation. It is
contemplated that
old
company
t
11950
at
day.
Steel
The
pffer
David
President
to
present
of
subscribe,
the
S.
Prospere Virden.
are
initial
Hollander
stockholders
the
by
giant
-
operations
assets
p.
Stella
cleaning and rejuvenating operations.
poration,
these
J.
elected President,
company
dyeing,
E.
new
tion
being completed, thus
3010.
•. *
p.
which
-
The
now
183,
and
the Board
on
been
Wallace
Munn
Secretary.
The
.
W.
William
1,
has
(par
Ger¬
of directors wa3 reorganized on
July 2 as a result of the
Hollander family of a substantial part of their stock
hold¬
the
company.
New
members
of
the
board
elected
are:
in
is
and
Incoming orders were $15,400,000, compared with
Shipments were $11,200,000, against $13,500,000
months of 1355.. He pointed out that shipments
are
produce
1,
required funds will be obtained from internal
of shares of capital stock pursuant to the
existing Employees' Stock Option Plan, and further financing
the
nature of which cannot now be determined.—V. 183,
p. 2184.
agreement with M. A- N.
of
in
covering $50,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series J, due July 1,
to be offered for public sale through a group of underwriters
1956.
measure,
the
Thomas
Is
plant
the
are
revealed
•
company's
tne
2537.
p.
sources,
•
board
Dean,
time.
wicn
the Air Force's continental aid defense system. Giffels
Detroit,
air
'
(A.) Hollander & Son, Inc. (Del.)—Board Reorganized
—Stock Offering of New Jersey Unit
May Be Made to
Shareholders—
ings
to
gas
office
company's
monthly rental under said
Jan.
per
stock
183,
total
a
connection
same
;
The
The
natural
California
offering price
and underwriting terms are to'be supplied
by amendment.
Net proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be added to the
general
funds of the company and used in connection with
financing its ex¬
pansion program.
This program contemplates, among other things, an
increase
in
the annual steel-making capacity of its
Indiana Harbor
plant from 5,200,000 net tons to approximately 6,000,000 net tons of
ingots by the end of 1958.
It Involves a number of projects for the
company and Its subsidiaries; and the program is estimated to Involve
higher
ago.
eight
gas
headed
program."
amounting to over $2,000,000
this figure
considerably.—V.
sale by
1981,
during
conservation
quarter
toward
company
than
Shipments
gap."
company's May 31 position with that of the same
Mr. Auer listed its sales backlog at $14,800,000,
against
in "1955.
$9,600,000
$250,000
market prices,
Auer stated,
earnings outlook.
this
manufac¬
press
estimated
an
the
last year,
$6,400,000
of
part
a
Comparing
as
payable
Mr.
(Maschinenfabrik-Augsburg-Nurnberg
many,
SEC
expanded
2537.
p.
contracts.
narrow
third
regular
a
common
by
balanced
of
This
in Earnings—
become
ordnance
Concerning this,
on
more
in
expected
are
declared
6.
initiated
ficiency
be
183,
of
building will begin in the fall
employees now employed elsewhere
700
McElwain
Keefe
effect¬
June 30.
This
reflects
substantial
months, said Joseph L. Auer, Presi¬
build-up of earnings, and
a
July
would
cars
months.—V,
151-year-old
time
ending
reduction
a
quarter
stock:
A
recently
in
rental
few
added,
"this is $328,000
because of severely competitive
ago
company
class
record
to
the
that
months
and
fourth
the
to
at
shipments
Pending
,
of
next
"However,"' he
period
labor
the
fleet
the
Co., Inc.—Improvement
given
covered
the
of
Inland
that
Connor
the
According
loss
processing
in
of
Co.,
,
selected.
Mr.
Newark and
company
announced that in its third quarter It
unfavorable profit picture for the first
half-year reported
March.
turer,
organized
Construction
following
gasoline is sold to Tidewater Oil Co. at company's plant.
CAPITALIZATION
the
28,
the
of
gas.
the
plant which will
in
Hertz
than
reversed
at
plant processes
The new plant is
—V.
on
Vallet,
been
thereafter.
including Tidewater Oil Co., Basin Oil Co. of Cali¬
Co. and the Turf Oil Co. on a
royalty contract
of $345,000
said
feet
the
Jacobs
more
days
has obtained from Tidewater Oil Co. a
productive life of said Potrero Oil and
and
as
bid
-iday.
Driv-Ur-Self was
exchanged for
Corp. More than 200 car? and trucks were in¬
acquisition.
; J.
Frank Connor, President- of Connor
Driv-Ur-Self, and a Hertz
System member for more than 20 years,
will
continue
to
manage
the Newark and
Rahway operations.
stock
dry
present
present
rental
corporation
a
company
to erect a
Said ground lease now
Capital
Hertz, said
this
par
share-for-share
Authorized
corporation has acquired Connor Driv-Ur-Self, Inc.,
Rahway, N. J., car and truck rental firm.
L.
of
having no
a
on
Massachusetts,
This
Walter
share
per
Vermont.
and
shares
Oil
that
to
length,
A
Acquires Connor Rental Firm—
r
$1
from
(Calif.)—Stock Offered—The
the
thereon.
year
,
,
Boston
of
stock
common
shares.
company
addition
acquired
the
Avis
Rent-A-Car
System.
Mr. Robie re¬
President of Avis on June 12, 1956. Mr. Jacobs
said Mr. Robie
Hertz in an executive capacity.
' '
is
purpose
the
area
economic
effective
licensee
the
in
par
Gilbane
-
in
duced for SAGE,
and
SAGE
and
processed
the
Natural
The
the
22
to
Monterey
basis.
of
cost
a
•
Hertz
$i
the
square-foot
development
t
date
in
fornia,
acquired
a
par value
a
principal
gasoline
gas
ducers
Auto
been
had
as
leasing
Boston,
June
;
the
that
Wet
;
U-Dryvit
150,000
accommodate
McGuire
Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.'
absorption type gasoline plant was located In the Potrero Oil
Field, Inglewood, Los Angeles County, Calif., in 1939, and Is
at the same location.
Said plant has been
operating continuously
still
;;
Robie
signed
of
the
and
vast
Gas
enable
Hertz.
U-Dryvit
purchase
truck
Robie,
transactions
is
,
company.—V. 183,
Vicente
Its
invest-*^
an
renting
would
when
the
on
to
stock
2537.
p.
funds.
for
said, that under the pur¬
2,500 passenger cars, 1,382 trucks, and
and leasing locations. Mr. Jacobs said the new
produce annual revenues of approximately $fe,000,000
Hertz
50
S.
President,
capital
contractor
I;,-
McElwain, General Manager of IBM's Military Products
Division, which also was reorganized late last year as an autonomous
unit of the company, said his division's new
laboratory would be built
on
presently-owned land opposite the Kingston plant.
Construction
Of
represents
as
:
and
car
the
subscription rights will expire in 15
oversubscription rights will expire five days
casinghead
business
acting
>•••..
completed
England
controlled
approximately
for
has
New
1956,
BUSINESS—Company
1936
persons
*
Hertz Corp.—Completes U-Dryvit Purchase—
!
Rental
27,
having
183,
the
pany's
the
to
from
;
changed
been
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds received will be
used to defray a por¬
of the costs of the construction of
the proposed new absorption
gasoline plant.
The remainder of such costs of construction and
any remedial work on the old
plant will be paid for out of the com¬
investment
w^pa-ay
....
unable
trading
183,
applied
an
a.utuiiiis
it
or
has
28,
be-
Commission
request
June
on
has
company
had
it
type
'
announced
was
declaring.
the
1956,
vesting,
raent
it
order
an
that
announced
tion
Helser Fund, Inc., San
Francisco, Calif.—Ceases to Be
SEC
this
The
R.
F.
will
21
original
which
C
,
Sep¬
2898.
oversubscription
privilege). The offering is underwritten by Bennett &
Co., Hollywood, Calif.
quarter
421,741.—V.
June
on
Ingle wood Gasoline Co.
and
first
by
additional
p.
company is offering to its stockholders of record June
30 the right to subscribe for
175,725.9 shares of capital
stock (par 50
cents) at $1.70 per share on the basis of
1% shares for each share held (with an
die
$4,387,922,
that
183,
York.
Charles
meet
recoverer
of metal
from slag, also manufactures noncastings, seamless steel pipe couplings, Hadfields mangan¬
steel castings, special trackwork and other
products. For the year
ferrous
expected
issue.—V.
changed
forg-
steel
$60,000,000
Enterprises, Inc.—Par Value Changed—
June
value to shares
shares
operated
management.
producer
of seamless
is
New
Providence,
Co.—Changes Name—
company were recorded in the new
The common stock was
recently
same
largest
it
bond
a
of
computers
Industrial
industries.
an
1957,
through sale of
remain¬
,
short-term
.
Beginning
$12,-
a
rate
plastic
diversity of
acquired
Harsco
Corp.,
wide
a
companies,
Harsco
modern
most
of
approximate
The
Co.
refund
to
406.
p.
and die
and
half
used
Beginning June 22, transactions in
(par $2.50) were recorded under the new name of the
parts, aircraft governor
castings. The company, in operation for the
past ten years, serves a wide variety of consumer and other industries.
Broderick Co., Inc., in business for the
past 56 years, and equipped
parts, plastic seal
first
raised
to
be
Hydrometals, Inc.
Globe
sales of the two
expected
will
on
Broderick
Combined
•
stock
the
offering
American Stock Exchange
.received notice that the name of
(formerly
outstanding
of
be
are
Illinois Zinc
Harrisburg Steel Corp.) has acquired all
Imperial Corp., of Rockiord, 111.,
Co., Inc., of Muncie, Ind., it was announced on July
2 by J. T. Simpson,
President, who stated that the acquisitions are
in line with the corporation's policy to expand and
diversify Its ac¬
tivities through
the purchase of sound growing companies.
of
During
the
The
Harsco Corp.—Two New Acquisitions—
and
which
will
underwriting.
from
Mr. Miller said that the
Lexington plant would be a 386,000 squarebuilding on a 278-acre site north of the City on the Belt Line
Highway. The Eastern State Hospital property is under option to the
foot
company.
and
Architects for the Lexington
plant
are
Fordyce and Hambyf
whilp th#* Canadian underwriters- have-
underwrite
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
$2,800,700 of the debentures,
preferred stock and 300,075 shares
ten
-The
debentures
accrued
The
shares
105%
thereafter;
100%
CAPITALIZATION
1958-1967
__
the
*Under
.
bonds
the
proper
$2,000,000 shs.
$404,100
of
shares
common
conversion
.\A-
shares.
are
as
follows^
Shares
12,175
7,325
21,975
205,100
7,325
21,975
Xormendi
3,650
10,950
102,200
".3,650
10,950
I
102,200
3,650
10,950
of
2,425
7,275
67,900
67,900
2,425
7,275
1,435,000
51,250
512,400
18,300
14,625
Ltd
4,875
136,500
4,875
———
Nanton, Ltd.
&
85,400
—
.
Limitee
3,050
3,050
Utah
Commission—
There will
■
*
underwriting.—V. 154, p. 866.
be no
;
June 28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
inventory,
financing of accounts receivable, expansion, purchase of
raw
materials and working capital.
,
: *
company
on
100,000
covering
Inc.—Stock Offered—Public offer¬
ing of 200,000 shares of class A common stock (par 50tf>
at $5.75 per share was made on July 5 "by an investment
banking syndicate headed by Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co. Inc.
Of the total offering, 149,000 shares are being
sold on behalf of the company, and 51,000 shares on be¬
(H. W.) Lay & Co.,
stockholders.
half of certain selling
*
proceeds from the sale of its 149,000 shares of the
stock, will be used by the company for the retirement of all of its
outstanding 7,680 shares of 5.2% - cumulative
convertible preferred
stock; for the reduction of bank loans, and to increase working capital.
PROCEEDS—Net
principal office in Chamblee, Ga., is
engaged in the production of a wide variety of food products, such, as
potato chips, barbecue flavored chips, - "Fritos",
"Cornetts", "Bacon
Puffs", peanut butter and sweet cookie sandwiches, popcorn, and salted
peanuts and other nuts, all of which are attractively packaged
in
double cellophane bags and wrapping materials or in tin cans. Manu-,
Xacturing plants are operated In Chamblee, Ga.; Jacksonville, Fla.;
Jackson, Miss.; Memphis, Tenn.; Louisville, Ky.; Richmond, Va.; Bethesda, Md., and Greensboro, N. C. The company also owns and operates
fleet
ft
of
than
more
its
with
BUSINESS—Company
290
including
trucks,
big
29
tractor-trailer rigs,
sales branches
which handle local distributions and shipments to various
maintained
throughout
the
UNDERWRITERS—Other
•
The
Robinson-Humphrey
terstate
Clark,
Securities
Landstreet
&
of
members
Co.,
Corp.;
territory.
company's
G.
the
offering
Kirkpatrick,
Furman
Inc.;
Jack
M.
include
group
Mason,
Atwill
Co.;
Bass
Inc.;
&
&
—
In-;
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
Stokes
J.
below.—V.
Corp.
183,
2539.
p.
Wisconsin Pipe Line
G.
H.
Wulbern,
Crawford
Leeds
With
&
Co;;
Inc.;-Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
Inc.; and Roman and Johnson.—V, 183,
Northrup
Securities
This company filed
1956,
covering
Which
100,000
a
to
Exchange
Pierce,
shares
be
of
offered
(beaded by Smith,
Bapey &
employees. The public offering
supplied
Net
by
Prior
to
general
The
peses.
bank
loans
Were
the
of
funds
*
to
Exchange Commission—
filed
July 2
on
its
for
50
cent
public
Co.)
and
price
and
par
sale
Registers
on
June 28,
stock,
common
through
which
sale
of
the
of
and
this
to
convert
is
will
plans
be
to
available
use
the
will
for
be
to
of
added
to
the
com¬
corporate purreduce short-term
currently amount to $3,000,000.
These borrowings
to finance inventories and
accounts
receivable.—
mainly
184, p. 7.
declaration
dividend
request
sale
hearing
a
Wisconsin
Pipe
Line
additional
of
Magdalena
Milling
&
—Files With Securities and
.
The
covering 50,000
has issued
(with
one
filed
a
Denver,
Colo.—
will
rowing
is
and
with
sell
to
p.
of
common
underwriting. The proceeds will
be
stock
used
as
a
bonus).
There
will
for expenses incident to
no
mining
Natural
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•
-..
Cement
Humboldt, Kansas
Co.,
Notes—Private
investor of $6,250,000
placement
with
an
fi'om
■'
\
^
first mortgage 4J/2% nates, due in
& Co. and
on July 6.
.
of
sale
the notes
will
provide funds for
of Mon¬
arch's current expansion program which will cost an estimated $6,500,000/
The company, with properties at Humboldt, Kans., plans to in¬
crease
plant capacity by more than 50%, from .1,500,000 barrels to
over 2,250,000 barrels.
v
major
a
stockholders and 327 shares by employees.
by
The unsub¬
,
,
The program, due for completion in 1957,
efficient
cement
producing installations in
calls for one of the most
the United States.
Addi¬
tional facilities scheduled include a new rock crushing plant, one of
the larges single-burner drying chambers ever constructed,
raw
and
finished grinding mills, conveyor facilities, a third kiln, a new labora¬
tory building with advanced analytical and testing equipment for precise
quality control, and a large maintenance and machine shop which will
also house plant offices.
$24.50 per share.
See V. 183, p. 2899.
Ma!co Exploration Co., Inc., Los Alamos,
With
The
SEC
Securities
corporation
and
on
N. M.—Files
Exchange Commission—
June
22
filed
a
letter
of
notification
Federal
this
Power
Co.—Plans
in Montana
a.t
an
has
the
independent
in
company
the
producers
Quinduno
the remaining 6,500,000 cubic
producers.—V. 183, p. 996.
>'•
bids
for
certificates,
1,
in
30
1957
the
to
Field.:
feet
day
per
W
"* ;
*
I
'
,
to Aug.
purchase from it of $4,020,000 equip¬
of 1956, to be dated Aug. X, 1956
issue
second
equal
semi-annual
1,
York
instalments
of
each
$134,000
inclusive.
1971,
will be considered.—V. 184,
8.
p.
and
granted
authority
temporary
ry.
•
Montana
Drilling
Mining
&
SEC
covering
cents
for
June
on
500,000
expenses
letter
a
common
of
stock
notification
to
without
underwriting.
The
incident to mining operations.
share),
per
of
be
from
proceeds
1,050,963
to
for
the
and
drums, it
site
of
a
was
automobile
wheels,
to
manufacture
on
July 3 by M. F. Cotes, President.
future.
near
call
The
new
for
the
manufacturing
(George)
be in
plant to
production
facility
will
be
a
by spring,
The
.
stockholders
4Va%
the
amount
one-story
structure,
to
plan
tary
The
the
con-*
$100,
Jos.
Muehlebach Brewing Co.—Proposed Sale-r
Schlitz
Brewing
Co.
below.—V.
170,
p.
and
984
V.
164,
2694.
company
because
consent
The
company
covering
share),
75,000
without
on
June 22
shares of
filed
a
letter
it
says
ing capital and to construct and equip
a
at
par
used
processing plant.
-
($1
for
.
per
"!
approved modification of
increase the
principal
to
rate
the
to
of
to
solicit
the
At
the
of
July
loan
the
a
allowed
this
be
65%%
That
year.
bond
stockholders, will
of
group
of
banks
used
to
of
not
privilege
*.
on
than
more
postpone¬
conversion
vote
interim
repay
stockholders
and
also
will
vote
Alpert,
George
additional
an
$6,000,000.
of
has
1
1,
Union
as
severance
statement
New
share.
p»r
1959.
Mr.
1,
1956,
a
year.
$60,000
rate
pay
Securities
of
the
of
$50,000
Alpert
a
$25,000
May 31,
to
His
Corp.
Haven
The
One
year
a
1961,
addition
at
for
12
com-;
com¬
from
years
compensation for
of
refers
to sell
the
to
to
preferred
conditions
of
the
group
services
headed
the company at $70 per share
stock
right to exercise
the
option
on
which
the
the option
which
the
says,
has
extension
ry.
$502,551
*38,946
*7,228
*165,036
railway
railway--
from
from
ry.
*
oper.
$512,832
a
$5
will
1053-
$601,410
47,860
*127,343
*12,924
*67,270
2.460,851
2.324,299
2,479,079
2,878,924
*177,075
*170,873
*109,775
309,155
*803,208
Income
oper.
to
granted,
the option
*8,791
*732,801
*654,212
*201,109
railway
From Jan. 1
Net
1956
$497,944
railway
at-
was
was
.
from
by
131,385
purchased
been extended
group
New York Ontario & Western Ry.—Earnings—
1955
1954
from
to'
up
the
that if the group's option to sell, or
of the company to buy, the shares is exercised before payment of
dividend on the preferred stock out of 1955 earnings, the price
be increased to $75 per share.—V. 184, p. 8.
company
Gross
..
between
compensation
In
year.
deferred
and
pay
employment contract
an
on
contract.
proxy
shares
at
to
1961,
the
than
less
not
been
agrees
The
Part-
borrowing of $4,500,000
who succeeded Patrick B. McGinnis,'
Alpert is to serve as chief executive
President, on Jan. 20.
Mr.
during the period from June
June
of
.
company
late
the
„
will
proceeds
has
meeting
25
from
states,
consent
banks.
The
$60
eliminate
but postponed that solicita¬
lenders declared
they would-
certain
modification
proposed
company
flood
to 5% .and
modification,
effective.
Net
the SEC
with
had
bonds
interest
the
about
was
the bond
to
the
Gross
notification
stock to be offered
The proceeds are to be
common
underwriting.
of
1955,
income
raise
representatives
remain
Net
Naptunalia Seafood Co., Thunderbolt, Ga.—Files With
:
•
At that meeting, stockholders also approved a volun¬
exchange of the new debentures for the preferred stock.
for
May—
See
...
Hartford RR.—Defers Plan
&
December,
mortgage
from
bondholders
tion
in
general
$105
convertibility.
the
1957.
487,346
.
proxy statement for the special meeting of stockholders to be
July 25, this company announced postponement of its plan ior
exchange of debentures for the 5%
preferred stock.
■
plant
new
199,979
/
:
,
882.507.
-
its
under
announced
.-i
;
:
.
643,866
-
Exchange Debentures for Its 5% Preferred Stock—
In
pany
corporation has purchased a 33-acre tract of land near Newark,.
The
1,898,748
held
pensation
Motor Wheel Corp.—To Build New Plant—
:
533,290
'
'■ "
New York, New Haven
June
Del.,
572,076
officer
be
104,415
1,570,718
997,424
as
are
172,718
3,196
railway-™.*Net ry. oper. income/—
—V. 183, p. 2900.
to
'
$365,68$
:
from
Net
1953
,
101,165
100,827
.
,
$327,549
«
1,962,316
the
at
78,289
1,988.054
par
with
188,251
income™
oper.
1954
$384,593
186,189
$426,773
___•
railway.™
the
offered
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Mont.—
Helena,
Exchange Commission—
filed
25
shares
Corp.,
.1955
1956
from
from
to
operate
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
May—
Gross
from
*
Field;,
j
four
to
pipeline
and
three
receive
11
New
ment,
Expansion—
natural gas pipeline facilities
estimated cost of $776,280.—V. 183, p. 2293.
construct
to
company
Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
50,COO shares of common stock to be offered at par
<81 per share), through Malcolm I. Cole, Los Alamos, N. M. The
pro¬
ceeds are to be used for expenses incident to
mining operations.
cover.ng
Corp.,
mature
Net
_
Oil
No bid of less than 99%
to
p.
Quinduno
proceeds are to be used to finance over 80% of the estimated
of $5,061,200 for 30 diesel-electric road switching locmatives.
j
not
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
scribed 347 shares were sold by the
underwriters, head¬
ed by Hornblower & Weeks and Bartlett &
Clark
at
authority
the
the
Total estimated cost of
'
Oil Corp., of Pittsburgh, Pa.; The Shamrock Oil and
Amarillo, Texas; The Superior Oil Co., of Los Angeles,
of Tulsa, Okla.
.
4-.
will buy approximately
13,500,000 cuoic feet of gas daily,
other
Feb.
cost
/
part
tabling approximately 100,000 square feet. Cost of plant and equipment
is estimated at $3,500,000.—V.
183, p. 670.
for
to
gas
in
metering, facilities.
The
;
1971, has been s. arranged by F.. Eberstadt
Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co., it was announced
recently offered at
and
$3,266,300.
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co.,
trust
to
and
$21.50
subscribed
July
on
ment
Plans
were
,
stations
compressor
granted
also
<
about 25 miles of pipeline extending:
connection with its existing system;.
a
The
Maine Bonding & Casualty Co.—Stock
Subscriptions—
Of the 30,000 shares of
capital stock
share, 29,326 shares
'
to
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Bids for Ctfs.—
company at its office in Cleveland, Ohio, will up to noon (EDT)'
i
— Privately
institutional
Ground is scheduled to be broken for construction in the
per
•
Ameriea—Expansion—/" [.
"a
Net
Monarch
,
-~
/
-
.
.
'
,
hubs
operations.
'
of
and
"
SEC
be
Corp.,
Calif.;
required
2899.
Places
of preferred stock (par $4)
and 50,000 shares
(par $1). The preferred stock will be offered at $4 per
share
of asbestos, packings, gasket^
equipment, refrigeration units
addition to air conditioning equip¬
car
Gulf
are:
Gas
lines
is
natural
Net
>
had
insulation
build
field
in
field
FPC
the
They
and
is
division
National-U. S."
Co., manufac-i
presently
used
the
various
construction
The
,
be approximately $12,500,000.
Thus, a total of about
to finance construction this year and retire
outstanding bank loans.
Borrowings under the new
credit agreement are to be retired from the proceeds of a proposed,
$25,000,000 bond issue, now pending before the Commission.—V. 183,
estimated
the
conditioning
products to
& Rubber
has authorized this company to con¬
enable .it to take approximately 20,000,000
day from the Quinduno Field in Roberts
Texas.
/
is proposing to
Quinduno Field
horsepower
the
(amounting to $14,000,000 at March 31, 1956). The proposed borrowings
will provide
the company with funds for the construction of addi¬
tional facilities, the cost of which, together with normal construction,
$26,500,000
Asbestos
per
the
5,280
of bank borrowings by this company., The first bor¬
applied, to the extent required, to the retirement of
then
outstanding under a 1955 Credit Agreement
be
issued
air
conditioning
Union
to
gas
Natural
from
izing $25,000,000
notes
(10
Exchange Commission—
letter of notification
County,
•?,
order author¬
an
:■
.
Commission
facilities
natural
of
the
June 29,
Company's
air
;'v
Power
pipeline
Gulf
on
8.
p.
Federal
from
announced
was
of
years.
industrial
and
184,
feet
cubic
shares
of common stock
share
June 26
company on
Co.,
The
struct
■
it
railroad
from
Files With Securities and
Mining
/
the bond financing proposal of Michigan
referred to i above, and upon its proposed
shares to Its parent, American Natulral Gas
■
several
textiles; railroad refrigerator
highway trucks and trailers, in
upon
common
Rubber
&
supplier
for
Co.,
Co.
The SEC,
Asbestos
major
a
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of
•
receipt of proceeds from the sale of the new bonds, the company may
temporarily finance additional construction with bank loans which
will be repaid from such proceeds.
*
The Commission has given interested
pefsons until July 19, 1956,
to
i
this
earnings into common stock.
retained
$6,000,000
of the Godchaux brand.
corporation-
ment.—V.
•
proceeds are to be used to meet, or reimburse the company's
treasury for, expenditures (a) to pay off short-term bank loan indebt¬
edness (amounting to $14,000,000 at May 31, 1956) originally incurred
as
temporary financing of property additions and improvements and
(b) for construction and acquisition of additional facilities.
Pending
The. corporation
-
-
-
underwriters
general
proceeds
and
for
a cash dividend of $6,000,000.
and contemporaneous purchase
Natural
American
pay
of
effect
stock
15,000 are to be offered to
underwriting terms are to be
securities
the SEC
1976, to be
simultaneously with the issuance of. tl>e new bonds,
or
will
sugar
and
the
Union r Asbestos J &
Rubber '/Co.
of
111./ on July 5 announced jointly that an agreement has'
been signed
transferring the air conditioning division of Union As¬
bestos & Rubber Co. of National-U. S. Radiator Corporation.
.
V*.
The
principal acquisition In the." transfer, for National-U.S., is a
manufacturing plant , located
in
Greenville,
111.
It was
stated
by
spokesmen, for both companies thad the majority -of all personnel
connected with the operation of the division were being transferred
to
National-U. S., with no change in duties.-•*
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; i
tures
,
registration statement with
a
:
that it has purchased the re¬
Reserve, La., together with the
27
at
$6,000,000
paid
Godchaux's
Radiator
proposes
declare
The
The
and
company
used
V.
—
Co.;
2652.
trade-mark and good
company
been
to issue and sell additional 60,000 shares of its $100
par common
stock to its parent, American Natural Gas Co., for -a
cash consideration of $6,000,000. ' Prior to the'purchase by American'
Natural of the additional common shares, Pipe Line company proposes
company
amendment.
proceeds
pany's
Pa.
&
p.
Commission—
registration statement with the SEC
115,000
are
Co., Philadelphia,
and
V
Registers With
"
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Co;
,
Carrison,
v
.
Inc.
National-U. S. Radiator Corp.—Acquisition—
2765.
?
-
Sugars,
Godchaux
of
This
are
$25,000,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds due
for public Rale at competitive bidding on Aug.
1.
offered
The
Scott,. Horner, &
Inc.;
Alester
announced on June
company
of
A
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.•>
Sugar Refinery Co.—Purchases Refinery—
Chicago,
Net
Tex.—Files With SEC—
Lanpar Co., Dallas,
-
to
cost,
Co.—Proposed Merger—
in cash at the closing for the fixed
refining business." It also is paying cash
for .certain
current assets such
as
accounts
receivable,
inventoriesi
and manufacturing supplies.
To help finance the purchase, National
has arranged a $5,000,000 seven-year bank loan.—V. 183, p. 2539.
Steamship
Co., Inc.—Sells Press-Coating Patents—
&
company
covering
Files
—
; The company on June 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering an undetermined number of shares of common, stock .(par
<0 cents). The proceeds are to be used for expenses incident to mining
operations.
This
9,150
Mining Co., Moab,
Securities and Exchange
National
Union
*
Monarch
Lakeside
F.
hi6
at
of -Pan-Atlantic
company
which is engaged in foreign service.—V. 183, p.
Securities and
184, p. 7.
V.
plans
Michigan
•
9,150
85,400
,
Ltd.,
Company
Interprovlncial,
Credit
—See also
The
See
14,625
Corp.
Bond
and
said
stock,
the
offer
to
parent
Bearing
.;_y •.•
business,
Steamship Corp.
.".'V-1
being made to continue the- present operations
Waterman
and
also
Merck
14,625
Hammond
Motor
National
•:
intended
he
.Industries, .Inc.,
the Sword Line,
-
,
said
McLean
Corp.
He
disclosed.
not
was
Mr.
McLean
Hutton & Co. and Blyth & Co., Inc., at
See V. 184, p. 8.
< 4
share.
per
See Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. above,—V. 183, p, 2653.
-
153,750
——
136,500
WLsener
v
•
178, p. 298.
stock, which were not subscribed for by the
stockholders, were sold by the underwriters,
"•The
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
3013.
p.
Gypsum Co.—Stock Sold—The 11,188 shares
./:}
7,275
2,425
•
14,625
409,500
Bankers
•
r
P. McLean, President, announced on June 28 he had bought
outstanding common stock of the Sword Line, Inc. The purchase
price
14,625
54,900
43,875
Osier,
With
18,300
*
Knowles & Company Ltd.——
Ross,
$52.25
V
v--"
183,
Offering Suspended—«
Estates Association above.—V.
headed by W. E.
The
-
the debentures from an under^
to purchase
Webber.—V.
common
common
Malcolm
6,100
Sons
&
of
finery
7.
the transaction is prohibited because
exemption order is issued by the Com¬
Act
an
Paine
than
See Deal Shore
.
will be bought
McLean Industries,
*
102,200
and Company, Ltd.—
Thomson
Richardson
James
134,
the
4,875
•
unless
proposes
National Foods Corp.—Stock
-
issue.
new
during the allowable period
for
36,525
4,875
•
Nesbitt,
;
170,800
Inc
Co.,
&
12,175
136,500
;——•
Mead, Miller & Company
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc
Canadian Underwriters:
the
to
the
under
assets
67.900
Co.——-—
&
P.
136,500
Lestrange & Co.—™———
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Inc
™
A.
E. Masten & Co
————,—
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.—,
Arthurs,
Starkweather
.8.
36,525
205,100
—
B. Bonbright & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen <fc Co.-——.--,—
Alex. Brown & Sons
and
National
other
writer
new
a
176,850
George D.
an
affiliation
mission.
price by Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation and
Rockefeller,
the company's
two principal stockholders,
subscribed
not
—v.
Shares
58,950
340,900
—-————
Stone_
&
Roland
Model,
—i:
&
firm;
such
of
subscription
Laurance
Debs.
$1,650,600
340,900
'
•
Co.-J-i—
&
Peabody
& Lunt
Hamlin
.
the
subscribe
to
stockholders
allowed
be
covering
Commission
Exchange
and
Shares
Com.
Pref.
Underwriters:
States
Kidder,
,
will
at
United
,
;?
and the
of tnem,
names of the several underwriters,
the securities to be purchased by each
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective amounts of
that
financing pro¬
gram, Roy E. Marquardt, President, announced on June 27.
The
stockholders were advised that a proposed offering of addi¬
tional shares will be made to holders of outstanding capital stock as
soon as
practicable after the registration statement becomes effective.
The effective date of the offering is expected to be
about July 18.
Rights to subscribe will be in the form of transferable warrants.
:1
It is anticipated that a subscription period of approximately 20 days
Securities
"■■■'
\:
reserved for issuance upon
are
preferred
convertible
the
1,263,650 shs.
.
Jackson
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—New Financing Program—
The
company
on June
25 filed a registration statement with the
.
thereto, these
proceeds from
or a:re b<eing
of the plants and facilities and for
towards the completion
corporate purposes.
employed
other
other
the
232,050 shs.
purchase agreement relative
after substantially all the
securities have been expended
only
sold
be
of
the
of
terms
to
are
sale
Inc., at the public offering price of such debentures.
is offering $12,000,000 of cuch debentures for public,
underwriting syndicate which includes Paine, Webber,
Curtis.
One of National's directors is a special partner of
Airlines
through
National
$232,050 shs.
value)———_———
--Common
shares ($1 par value)—i—/
par
sale
6,497,400
6,497,400 "
1971shares <$10
preferred
convertible
5%
*$7,000,000
it to purchase not to exceed $500,000 principal amount;
convertible subordinated debentures, due July 1,
1976,
4(4%
Capital
Joined with its parent,
Monor.gahela Power Co., in the filing of a proposal for the sale of
stock by
Marietta to Monongahela; and the Commission has given
interested persons until July 16, 1956, to requests hearing thereon.
- :
Under the proposal, Marietta will issue and sell- to Monongahela an
additional 7,500 shares of its $100 par capital stock for a cash con¬
sideration of $750,000. Marietta will apply the proceeds of sale -<1> to
repay $100,000 of open account advances made by the parent for con¬
struction expenditures and
(2) to provide funds for further property
additions and improvements. Marietta's construction budget for the last
nine months of 1956 is stated at $688,800 and for 1957 at $348,200.
and a'1"
Approved—
it was announced on June 28,
under the Investment Company
company*
SEC order of exemption
an
of Capital Airlines,
it was announced on July 3, has
This company
Outstanding
debentures due June 30,
S%%
the
investment
York
New
Kct permitting
of
convertible into two common
$7,000,000
bonds due Dec. 31,
first mortgage
570.
p.
Sell Stock to Parent—
Marietta Electric Co.—To
f._-
Authorized
4%%
above.—V.. 178,
Association
Estates
Shore
Deal
See
y
oV '
.
,
This
has received
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
Corp.—Purchase
Aviation
National
<
;
1
time after Dec. 31, 1957, at
104% du,ri"£
iqS
1963; 102% during 1964;
101 ;o during 1965,
with accrued dividends in each case.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•.»
during
103%
•
„
cumulative only
be
to
are
1958, and each share is initially
They may be redeemed at any
on
or
before
Dec. 31, 1960; at
years;
and
,
preferred
July 1,
chares.
They
100%
plus accrued interest.
the sinking fund at
interest.
Suspended—
of the co™Pany
redeemed at the option
be
may
prices ranging from 103% to 100%,
also
be
subject to redemption for
N.,.YV—Stock Offering
Industries, Inc., Depew,
Marco
-
100,025 shares of the
of the common stock,.
;
.
v
—
income
Deficit.—V.
133,
p.
2900.
work¬
(Continued
on page
51)
Volume
184
Number 5549
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(117)
DIVIDENDS
tables.
In
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
the
dividends
-
<
Aberdeen -Fund
3/10
cents
regular
Acme
' (a
from
Adams-Millis
">
'
,
distribution
(stock
Corp.
profits plus
7/10 cents)—
of
When
Share
$4
dividend).
5%
(quar.)_.
_______
8-
7-20
1
ized
net
Aetna
capital
gains)."—
$1.20
Fidelity
junior
$1.25
&
preferred
(stock div^),
Casualty,
preferred
v
___
Standard Engineering Co.
American
Mutual
Sumatra
(quar.)—
•
,
(quar.)
(Miami)
American
Viscose
Corp..—
Anaconda
Wire
Fuel
Oil
Arkansas Louisiana
Gas
•
Avco
•
k-J.
V
10c
Baker
-
two-for-one
a
Beech
so
to
as
Blum's
Ltd.
San
1
7-13
8-
7-17'
Bourbon
Stock
Bradley
MRA
'
25c
:
Water
Power,
&
15c
j
,
preferred
$1,32
preferred
preferred
$1.24
preferred
Telephone Co.—
B
(quar.)—
(quar. )_r„—
.
(final)
(L.
common
Cataract
Stock
payment
Mining
33c
for
each
ten
Cold
Central
Bower
Chase
shares
&
Manhattan
Co.,
4 V\ %
<
Club
preferred
Aluminum
Collins
Co.
Colonial
Combined
"Consumers
!"
5%
Coifee
to
stock
}
;T—
on
;
on
Craig-Bit,. Ltd
(quar.)
(quar.)—
A
Co.t--
Ltd.
/,
a
30
Doeskin
70
cents
Drefus
ties
60
du
;
preferred
Inc. (5
profits)
Fiim
cents
Pont
preferred
Duncan
A
Dunlop
earned
realized
;
A
Rubber
8%6
East
Sullivan
Easy
Washing Machine
$2
v
^
7-25
25c
7-111
7-23
7-31
•
...
7-16
-w-
25c
-
15c
Sault
Electric
—
Group
Mfg.
Farrlngton
Class
A
Associates
Co.
Co.,
(stock
Firth
Inc.
Raymond
10-22
Reliance
7c
11-1
7-11
115c
5-10
Sterling Inc.,
Franklin
Fraser
Stores
Brick
Fruehauf
4%
Gale
&
Trailer,
Co.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$6
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
General
Godman
Gordon
A
(H.
&
C.),
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
7-30
8-15
2%
7-16
7-
1-
6%
preferred
Ltd.,
Guardian Mutual Fund
6%
7-20
8-
(from
,
(quar.)
pfd.
7-30
*.
8-1
(
1
7-14
$1.50
8-
1
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
8-
1,
8-31
7-31
8-15
7-31
1
7-20
7-31
8-
7-16
7-31
8-
1
8-
1
'
7-9
<
7-20
7-20
25c
8-
1
7-20
10-
1
9-10
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
8-20
8-10
7-13
7-
2
50c
7-
10c
9-10
9-
9-28
9-18
f62y2c
32c
derived
10-
2
5
1
9-15
8-15
7-18
7-25
7-12
Roper
7-27
9-
1
1
1
8-
1
8-
37 Vac
7-31
Southern
7-10
3
6-25
$5
7-26
7-16
1st
Sterling
*
t50c
7-
6
6-27
7-
6
2y2c
10-
1
9-15
7-20
7-16
A—
5c
Corp.
class
4
8-
9
7-13
50c
(reduced)
Class
B
A
decided
Corp.,
to
at
omit
this
Co.—..
Fund
5
9-
5
7-16
7-
6
7-16
7-
5
8-
1
7-14
10c
10-
1
9-10
31'/4C
10-
1
9-10
30c
8-
1
7-13
—
—
8-
6
7-27
25c
8-
1
7-16
7-
$1.50
6-22
7-25
7-14
Pic
C.)
2
40c
7-'4
7-
5
5
Drug, common
preferred (quar.)^
Electric
10c
Fund, Inc
Motors
—
(quar.)
^—
Instruments,
preferred
7-15
7-
49c
7-10
6-26
50c
8-15
$1.25
8-15
7V'2c
7-10
6-29
f6c
8-16
7-18
J2c
Industries
(quar.)
8-16
7-18
28c
8-
1
7-13
7-10
6-39
30c
8-1
7-13
7-27
7-13
7-14
6-29
7-14
effect
for
6-29
(one
1
each
four..
five-for-four
a
7-16
pfd.
(increased
(quar.)
B
7%
preferred
Class
B
7-
3
7-
3
6-20
9-28
9-10
12-28
12-19
55c
8-
1
7-16
37'/2c
8-
1
7-16
7-10
6-29
7-10
6-29
$1.25
9-20
$1.25
12-20
$1.75
———>-
(quar.)—
;
&
Electronics
12-19
7-31
7-
8-
25c
Telephone
9-10
'
4-19
6
(Indianapolis)
"
(quar.)
Amphenol
7-16
75c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)——
American States Insurance Co
American
20c
-
;
preferred (quar.)——
Smeltfr.g & Refining Co.—
A
8-21
7-31
-
(quar.)_.
(quar.)_-__.
preferred
1
7-13
15c
>■
non-cumulative
Class
9-
5%
2 l/2c
Lines/Ltd.—
non-cumulative
7-20
7-29
2'/2c
—-
5%
1
1
17'/2c
z.
5%
American
88-
$1.12y2
quar.;
-
President
6-29
30c
$1.25
—
:
25c
—
Telegraph
(quar.)—
8-,l
25c
4-19-
7-10
$2 25
;
1
6-11
7-27
7-13
$70c
7-20
6-30
!—_—;—
t!5c
9-
1
8-10
(quar.)
Oilfields, Ltd.—
Payment equivalent to li-66/100c in U. S.
t56V4c
8-
1
7-10
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
A
4'/2%
(quar.)—_—-
—
preferred
—.
Anglo-Ecuadorian
funds
—
Animal
5%
Ltd.
10d
Wire; &
Stock
dividend
1
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Argus Cameras, Inc. (quar.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
$2.50
preference
Public
preferred
$2.50
B
(quar.)
-
American
Common
5%
dep.
—
9-14
8-31
8-
1
7-16
7-16
7-
8-
1
7-31
8-1
7-10
8-
1
7-16
9-
1
8-
%
1
9-1
8-1
9-1
8-1
62y2c
9-
1
8-
1
9-1
8-1
60c
9-
7
8-
9
2
25c
7-16
7-
56y4c
9-1
8-17
60c
7-14
6-22
45c
Co
(quar.)
Industries,
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
Ltd.—
ordinary
(interim)
2Va%
Santa
preferred
Fe
7-13
5-25
$1.25
Topeka &
(quar.)
non-cum.
Atlanta
15c
$1.31 Vi
Electric
receipts
6-26 J
$1.08%
Dry Goods, common
preferred (quar.)
Atchison,
7-1
7-15
59c
——
(quar.)
Electrical
1,
7-31
t30c
25c
(quar.)__
Associated
7-
50%
27s/2c
Corp. (quar.)_
Aro Equipment
Corp., common
4 Va%
preferred
(quar.)-—-——
Hegeman
7-20
6-29
160c
t62VaC
(quar.)
common
preferred
&
1
7-15
25c
Steel
Arrow-Hart
8-
9.
7-13
120c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.35
Armco
series
Service,
preferred
7-20
62%c
—
preference "A"/(quar.)
$1.10
1
15c
.
Arizona
6-28
8-
62V2c
—
Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd., common (quar.)—
Anvil Brand, Inc., class A common
(quar.)
$2.40 2nd
7-
7-26
20c
common
40c
Cable
(quar.)
Chemical
7-30
$25c
(s-a;
Trap Co, of America,
preferred (quar.)—_—
Ansonia
*
,
Anglo-Huronian.
,
9-
1
7-31
$1.25
8-
1
$4.50
9- 1
b-jt9
Ry.—-
(quar.)__:
Charlotte Air Line Ry. (s-a)
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
5V2%
preference
1
Atlantic City Electric, common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
St
u
8-20
Atlantic
155c
30c
9-
1
8-17
7-16
6-14
7-10
$1
8-
1
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.02 Va
8-
1
7-10
7-31
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03%
8-
1
7-10
7-31
4.35%
$1.08%
8-
1
7-10
50c
9-15
93 %c
8-1
8-21
7-5
Atlantic
3.75%
Atlas
2nd
preferred
Co., common (quar.)
preferred B Tquar.)_—
Corp.
Ordinary
shares
100
!
(quar.)
Refining
Consolidated
Block
Inc.—
A
to
shar«
r
A
5.25%
5%
8-31
11-39
12-15
97J/2c
Associated
pay¬
time)
common
——
(S.
9-
9-15
J20c
(quar.).
dividend
9-15
15c
4uar.)
(quar.)_——
37%c
25c
D.)
Extra
4.48%
6-27
7-17,
9-15
$1.25
stock' dividend
i
$2.36
18c
common
preferred
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd
Texas
10c
6-27
Ltd
Southwestern
7-16
7-13
7-
6
6% .preferred
(quar.)
Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
(J. Hungerford) Co. (quar.)
Southeastern
7-18
1$1.50
7-
Sheraton-Gibson,
7-20
7-31
Inc.,
Acceptance
7-20
7-20
150c
——
7-18
7-23
8-13
(Texas)—
Ltd.,
Leather
1
8-15
(s-a)—_
5% preferred (quar.)
Security Insurance
(New
Haven)'<s-a)
Seagrave Corp. (stock dividend)
Seton
8-
9-12
45c
f$1.12y2
class
Trust,
(directors
on
Smith
1
A
Co..
7-20
.7-31
25c
B
class
10c
75c
certificates—
Myers,
Co.,
ment
8-15
8-
<fc
&
Class
8-15
9-
trust
&
Securities
7-16
.
Corp.,
Valley Gas
(George
Scarfe
Inc.———
(quar.)————„_
7-26
7-27
$1.50
Natural
Class
Ansul
11c
Co.,
Molasses
Class
•"*.
6-29.
8-15
•
25c
Gas, common (quar.,
preferred (quar.)——
6%
6-15
from
income)
net
7-31
r
8-15
6-29
7-20
20c
dividend
American
■
7-27-
...
Common
1
8-15
8-15
'
held,
Common
2
8-10
7-20
'
•
Foundry—
preferred
American
7-19
6-18
30c
;
American National Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
American
National
Insur.- (Galv.
Texas).—
.
8-15
1
50c
.
7-13
45c
■'
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd., 4'/2%
7-13
7-25
1
8-
7-16
25c
C
split)
5%
9-
6
9-17
25c
•.
Common (initial quar.)_.:__
American
7-13
8-
12y2c
(quar.)
Selection
participating
Sargent
7-16
\
*
8-
1
(Orlando)—
common
additional .Common
7-20
8-20
25c
Corp. (monthly)__
preferred
&
Marietta
shares
9-14"
7-17
7-16
' 10-
87V2c
:
Products
Co., 6%
*
T
7-14
8-
Felt,
Machine
-
8"-1?-,
1
7-31
25c
preferred (quar.)
$3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
1
&
Ice
American
"
20c
Home
•
8-
1
6-25
,
Louis)--
5%
7-17
7-15
(quar.)„
8-
10-1
$1.25
(St.
7-16"
6-21.
9-10
50c
L
American
.
8-
25c
(quar.)
end
Shares,
Ltd.,
Chemical
Voting
7-20
7-26
net investment
income)
;
45c
J
.——J—_|.
(s-a)
Grande
Robbins
7-10
1
20c
$1.50
(accum.)
1st pfd.
Rio
1
15c
(quar.)
/
n
»
Co.
1
7-20
'
12y2c
(quar.)..
common
Casualty
American
6-29
8-
30c
!_
7-16
8-15
933Ac
(quar;)
._J_.
1
7-20
'
75c
(quar.) "
6-15-
8-
5c
20c
7-13
7-10
13c
Arma
&
American
7-19
2
—_
preferred
7-16.
1
8-
62 Vac
Enterprises
7-16
8-
Fire
Hair
9-13
7-13
4
$1
(quar.)
Corp., com.
(quar.)
American Box Board
Co.
(quar.).
American Broadcasting Paramount
Theatres
Common
(quar.).^.i.
9-13
5c
(quar.)_/_.—
(quar.)
Pile
Petroleum,
Re-Mark
7-16
:
Co.
Concrete
Rhodeslan
2
8-
>
2
7-16
37 %c
;
(quar.)
Belyea,
6-21
8-
15c
(quar.)
9-25
4
8-
30c
Co.
American
6
9-26
40c
Light!
(year
Distribution
Purina
B
Sibley,
(quar.)
common
Industrial
7-16
$1
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo,
7-12
4c
Co.
accumulated
4V2%
7-13
35c
(quar.)———
'
$1.50
7-25
$1.75
———
(quar.)
common
7-18
7-18
8c
x
8-31
7-27
12'/2C
/
—
5%
&
Inc.
Class
7-18
7-25
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Tile.
preferred
&
7%
8-15
8-15
15c
20c
^
—
Power
and
Quarterly
Ralston
2%
;
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Co.-J
Transport,
current
7-13
60c
dividend)_
dividend)
Fate-Root-Heath
Fenestra,
9-15
—
Chocol?,i,e
Fund,
6-30
20c
—
(stock
com.
&
Sound
7-21
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Mfg.
Nut
1
20c
(quaf.)_
Products, common (quar.)——
4V2%
preferred (quar.).
Fanner
7-16/
25c
——
Corp., common——.—
preferred
(quar.;)———
1
$1.12 Va
—
(quar.).
Ekco
Employers
1
7-16
(quar.)——„—
.a—33c
(quarD.L—
32yac\
General Bottlers (quar.15c
Finance
8-
15c
Edison
(quar.
preferred
8-
/ 7-13-
193%C
15c
—
8-
7-13.
8-
27y2c
pfd.
Ins.
1
(quar.)...
pfd.
-
,u;
Bosch
7-20
8-
40c
(quar.—
Book
7-16
7-
Corp.
55c
5%
Automobile
Holders
7-30
10c
Quarterly,,
Quarterly
1
When
Payable of Rec.
27Msc
...
(quar.)
Aggregates,
American
8-
preferred
Puget
9
9
•
(quar.)
receipts
7-
7-
$1.25.
quar.)
(quar.)——
Co., common (quar.)——
J.)
$1.30
Puritan
15c
7-14
59%c
...
—
(increased
Insurance
Planters
7-20
9
35c
Co.
&
(Ct
Provincial
10c
7-
(quar.)__
Products
preferred
5%
...
7-14
6iy2c
Prestole
securi-
—
Ltd.
Davis
(quar.):
7-20
7c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
American Can Co. (quar.)J.......
American Distilling
(quar.)
5
<quar,)._—I.——.—
..
preferred A
Co.
—i—
/ Pioneer
6-28
2
15c
Co.
preferred .B
-
Pepsi-Cola
7-10
7-
17%c
7-16
7-
common
$1.32
-
In¬
(quar.)—
Ltd.—J.
Mines,
6-15
,
,
7-13
Hawaiian
Parke,
7-18
7-18:
,
non-voting
dep.
1'
1
2 ••
1
7-15
7-
——
8-
8-
8-
15c
15c'
.....—
7-16
8-15
being given in the
(quar.)__-__
Sugar,
preferred
Quarterly
7-16
7-30
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.)__
Peninsular Telephone, common (quar.)__.
$1
preferred
(quar./———
"
$1.50
7-16
1
7-12
(quar.)
7-31
—
:
(quar.)
Petroleum
American
7-16
8-
50c
Outlet
6-30
5%
7-16
".r.,8- 1
i,"tf 8- 1
these
class A.——
(quar.)
preferred
American
9-14
'
25c
(s-a)
7-20
7-16
Inc.—
Manufacturing,
American
8-15
4%%
7-
$1.75i
;
(quar.)
Amer.
7-10'.,
1
9-
6-20
17%C
1
8-
8-31
Peerless
Supply Co. (quar..)—
class
non-voting
7- 2 r
-
10-
.
9-15
4.92%
week,
preferred
preferred
$3.75
7-10
"'25c
Oklahoma Natural Gas, "common
Co.
Amalgamated
7-16
25c
Insurance
1
15c
.!
Amerada
8-17
7-20
50c
5%
—
—-
preferred
(Canada)—.
&
7-12
7-13'
9-1
7-25
(quar.12V2C
preferred Jquar.)._^^_..^——1
$1.25
Patterson
(quar.J——
(quar.)—.,
Metals
Coffee,
8-16"
1
•
■k..
'
Class
1
i
—%
participating
Ducommon
V
98-
di¬
a
—
Securities
lVz%
8-
common1'
———
Laboratories—
Match,
5%.
8-17
(quar.)_../—/_—25c
-
Crankshaft,
'
7-20
1
25c
——
8-
8-15
25c
Allied Stores, common
(quar.)______
Aluminum Co. of America,-common
7-20
1
37'/2c
—
Marine
Steel
Stock
Inc
&
Pacific
—j.
from
Shoe
Ohio
,7-19
125c
62 Vac
(guar. )_-.„«.
(quar.)
cents
and 5 cents from net
Du-Art
1
1
9-
;
Co.—
.1.iw;
Ohio
4. ■,6-28
7-16
8-
8-
20c
—
6-30 :
7-31
5c
Affiliated Fund Inc.
(quarterly from net inc.)
Aircraft Radio (quar.).
7-16'
18%c
....
(quar,)—
Extra
Northwestern Fire
Nunn-Bush
6
..
-
common
Fund,
come
9-
'
Y.)/___„
Products,
;
7-16
25c
~
on
split .the
common-—
(N.
k
common
Northwest Plastics,
7-16;
9-20
8-
V
special. meet;
July
,
Corp,
1
}
2*
B
7-16
,
series)
(quar.)..—
(quar.).,
(quar. )—
common
7-14'
1
7-16,
5c
^
(1958
preferred
Alloys,
convertible
'5)4%
1
19c
common
Engineering
A
income)—....
Shares
Corp,,
1
8-
12'/2C
__4—
(quar.)
Trust
Aluminum
Acme
6
8-1
^
Merchandise
Illinois
7-
8-
5c
(quar.)
investment
convertible
Class
-—v.
/'
_
7% preferred (quar,)—.
Davidson-Boutell, 6% preferred
Discount
-
Co.,
7-
31 'Ac
-
———
Dallas Transit
7-13
1
20c
r
(s-a)
7-14
8-
'I
$2
*»■-'
—_
v
v
Shipbuilding
American
$1.50
~
7-23
8-
50c
Extra
1
8-
'/.
10c
-
\.V
two-for-one basis.
a
York
J Class
8-15
-
35c
$1.25 pfd.
Canada
at
net
Northwest
7-14
7-16
55c
*
$1.06 V*.
to
.
(From
2
9-4
'
&
Theatres, Inc.
England Fund—
New
• v
vote
held
7-
1
8-
$1.05
V
—J—
Papery class
will
1
,8-
1
proposal
Steel
7-16
Share
Corp,
Addressograph-Multigraph
8-1
7-24
50%
National
8-13
9-21
$1
(quar.)i_—
Service
8-13
7-16
7-16
20%
Company
Petroleum
Aeronca
'
35c
dividend.
7-16
1
1
^
9-18
5%
,
.....
(quar..)—
be
rector s
,
.'
„
Co.-r-1 ■.„.
Stockholders
ing
—
_
Public
preferred
Cook
8-
~50c
15c
of
Stock
.
investment' income)
Bakeries
'
Machinery..
1
8-
income)
Inc
this
7-15
25c
.
7-10
Aberdeen
$1.10
58c
(quar.)-———
Rubber
Northern
:
(quar.)—
Gas Corp.,
Locks
Consolidated
7-10
:
announced
Name of
Acme
56y4C
(quar.)—
Shoes, Inc. (stock dividend)..,
National-Standard
Co.
(quar.)
•
(quar;),
(from
1
8-27
:
Products—
Colorado Oil &
"
pfd.
8-
8-
15c
(quar.)
1
5c
(quar.)
com.
45c
Co.—
Fields,
8-
$1.10
"
7-10
we
American
National
Corp.
< quar.
Fund
National
7-10
Gold
8-20
$1.09
._
7-10
8-27 '
140c
:
Lock
National
—
common
National
North
:
/
—
Bank
Utilities
City
7-10
1
Consol.
7-20
$1.25
*
7-16
7-31
$1.25
9-29
6c
Products,
(quar.)
;
preferred
1
Chocolate
8-31
$1
(quar,)^_
7-31
Per
"..
1 '
8-
,
t$l
...——
7-19
34%c
(accum.)
7-31
$1.14
Metal
7-10
New
held)
CO.—
(quar.)—
Chesapeake
6%
4
/
(quar.)——/'
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)....
$1
pfd. (quar.)'
$1.20
(quar.l—$112V2
1
1
9-
1
$1.1834'-
_—
7-31
31V4c
preceding table.
50c
'
'
;
.___
Advertising Service
Mount Clemens
7-13
Suchard
dends
45c
'
:
—
(quar,
preferred
Picture
common
preferred
(quar.)
Plywood, class B
7-10
3
20c
Corp. Ltd
(s-a).•____
preferred
$4.40
....
of Tudor
Co.-.(quar;-)^_-—-i-J
1
8-
7-20
2%
common
preferred
Motion
time)
t''
(quar.)
3
omitted
(quar.).
Light
preferred
Stores
this
share
Storage
preferred
4.20%
at
(One
&
Narragansett Electric, 4V2%
4.64% ; preferred
(quar.).
8-
•
t40c
:
(directors
Corp.—
dividend
Central
Co.
6-
8-
//>■■
1'
G.)
preferred
8-
31c
—
10-15
'5c
Pacific Grain
8-
1
6c
,
6-25
8-15
12c
Extra
Co. (quar,).:
dividend)—
8-
'
30c
31V»c
11-
f22y2C
;
...
4.50%
convertible
$1
,
4.56$ "preferred (guar.)."1—
Mohongahela Power Co.; 4.80%
6
6-18
v-»
Brewing
6
1
1%
income)
$1
8-
,
25c
*
—
—
E.G&
2
00
25c
—
—
Class
4%
75c
.———
(quar.)—
———
(quar.)———
Wallpaper Mfg. Ltd.—)>■■...
A
(final)--——
Carpenter
7-
8-
9-14
Lawrence Power Co.—
4.36%
9
7-
8-15 v.
1
1
t$1.75
(quar.)—
7-
9-
give tlie dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not
include divi¬
;
—
6-29-
50c
$1.06lA
(10c from capital gains and
earned
Below
7-16
9-
10-
5c
Mississippi Power & Light—
;
preferred
\Class
7-23
7-
•7-
•
25c
(quar.)
Canadian
'
7-20
Yuba
6
$1.75
'
Bradley Co.,
5%
6-26
,.7-16
7-31
50c'
,
S~.
...
(Arthur
Midland
' -,7-rf3
n
31c
•>
——
$1.25
-
25c
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———.
$1.00
2
:
7-
$1.50
—
Milling Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)..
Corp.. (stock
'
(quar.)
Common
$1.20
7-
20c
(quar.)._.
Shoe Corp., common
(quar.).—
4%% preferred A (quar.)i..
4% preferred B (quar.)_l_—.
7-13
7rl6
7-16
7-13
7-10
9-29
l>/2c
Melville
-
20c
>
(s-a)—„——
$3
-
.
-
10-15
7-13-
7-31
15c
Products..
preferred
7-13
31V4C
7-31
2%
preferred (quar.)..
Yates-American Machine
6-22
7-20
Holdings, Ltd., 5"/e partic. pfd. (quar.)
J31'/4C
Ltd., class A (quar.135c
B (quar.)—__
fl5c
McKee
•
Bradley)
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd.
Elec.
1
8-20
6
6-30
7-lo
7-17
30c
Pictures, 4y4%
Fund, Inc. (from invest,
Woolworth (F. W.)
Ltd.
(Interim.
7-16
1
1
8c
Wisconsin
8-25
7-31
5c
Pipe Co. (monthly)
Lager
Milton
.
California
8-30
8-
—.
California
9-14
8-31
22V2C
.
—
preferred
Extra
.
7-13
9-29
«
$1.25
8-
8-
investment in¬
preferred
Wilbur
13%c
•
6-3Q
S
$30c
Ltd
net
dividend..
Western
$5
7-16
—
from
5%;
6-29
5'
10c
Shares,
Industrial
5'/2%
7-15
1
5
7-
35c
(quar.)
Western Light &
Telephone,
7-17
8-
Class
•'/ %■,
(qugr.Jhw,
Assurance
7-31
7-27
25c
(quar.)——.——
Burgess-Manning Co.
Men's
7-16/
8-15
30c-'
Burdines, Inc..
Burger Brewing
Business
7-16 ;
7-17
7-14
7-12
McCkbe Grain,
7-27
7-27
-
t80c
r
(quar.)
Milton
Gas
9
7-
~25c
—
v:;-'v--
%
Ludman
——
Yards—
(see
4 Va
.•
•
Taunton
Lower St.
Lucky
share for each share held)
(Milton)
Brockton
1
1
2c
Woods
preferred
Joint
1
8-
7-30
_
7-
7-15
(quar.)
Value Line Fund
8-20
7-
7-15
Radium
Universal
4
1
Gas
of Rec.
7-15
$1.75
Corp. (stock dividend)
Corp. (quar.)
S. Realty & Investment Co.
<s-a)__
S.
Universal
8-20
8-
$4
_
,
Co.—
5-
1
9-
65c
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly'..
7-13
7-30
—;
preferred
(one
7-13
....
—
.
Airplane—
Stock div.
7%
7-11
9-
$1.12,/a
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
preferred (quar.)^
the
9-15
f37'/2C
(quar.)_l_
common
7-13
I
9c
preferred
Forge
of
Lock
56 %C
(extra)—
(quar.
Francisco—
5 %• convertible
Boeing
7-13
($1
—
Finance
of
7-14
>
2nd
Lake
effect
!„
•:
Aircraft
Beneficial
1
7-30
'
37 Vac
common
(quar.)-.—i—i_
(Canada)
7-14
>7-30
25c
Barber-Ellis
1
7-30
.
i5c
7%.
7-14
1st
Kropp
■;',•.••.'■■i-
share of
split)
Baldwin Rubber Co.
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.).__
w-'
(One
15c
B
(quar.).
conv.
for .each share held
par)
J,*'
■
dividend
&
...•'
1
8-
.•
15c
•
6%
8-20
■'»
8-
11 %c
'
—_
—
preferred
$2.25
Industries—
Stock
(quar.)—
Kroger Co.,
1
20c
(quar.)
Kobacker Stores
9
U.
Stock
Co:——
9
9-14
8-
^
15c
(quar.)—„—
1-
9-14
v
Mfg.
8-
t30c
(quar.)—
common
preferred
7-
1
8-
9-28
25c
:
—
A
$1.25
7-
8-
,
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg. Corp.,
Kennedy's; Irtc.,
7-12
25c
class A {quar.)
„$1.50 convertible
.
Johanson Bros. Shoe
7-12
$1.12 Va
Automobile Banking, common
-Class A (quar.)—
convertible
7-18
8-
Kerr
/„
preferred (quar.)_
;6V2% convertible preferred
V6%
1
7-24
7-26
United
U.
10-
&
Canadian
Funds, Inc. (from
come)
5
f8%e
i
75c
Trico Oil
Holders
10c
10c
United
5
$l
(quar.)—;
preferred
(guar.)..—
Ironrite, Inc., 55c conv. preferred
„
6
7-
When
Payable
(quar.)
B
United
7-16
7-
A
(quar.):
preferred (quar.)
7%
-
-
,
——
50c
50c
■6 Co
,
Industries—
Inc.,/common
1
7-12
7-12
f35c
5%
7-12
7-
(quar.)_
Augusta Newspaper,
Jantzen,'
7-13
7-17
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.50%
income)
6-30
-
1
8-
7-17
Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Appalachian Elecvtric Power—
4 % %
7-10
v
7 '/2 c
Anderson,
Arkansas
6c
1——,
(quar.)
Investment Bond & Share, 6%
pfd. (accum.)
Investors Mutual, Inc; (from net Investment
6-30
8-
(Baltimore),, class
Title Insurance (Minnesota)
6-20
20c
Corp., common (quar.)..
preferred (quar.).——
.*
»4Va%
,
6-30/
12 V2c
(quar.)
Cable
&
7-10
-■
.
Tobacco
Insurance
American Title &
30c
4
7-2
30c
Interchemical
2
7-
7-10
7-10
31V4C
Fund
/
8-10
30c
i.
(quar.)
American
American
20c
10%-..- 7120
v,
(quar.)
com.
6
7-
56V4c
,
American
dep. receipts.:,
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
$1.50 convertible partic.
pfd:-(quar.)
7-13
;.
Fund, Inc. ,(10c from undistributed
investment income and 10c from real¬
8-
Finance
Class
5
9-25*.*• "9-10
2^
6-20
50c
$1.25
(quar.)„
...
Mortgage Corp.
Chemical
Imperial
7-
Time
Co.—
(quar.)
Erie
&
6-29
7-30
50c
;
,
Lighting & Power
preferred
Huron
7-25
lc
Per
Share
Name of Comvany
7-16
8-15
60c
,
Houston
a
%
Advisers
net
75c'
Corp, of America, 4V2ff pfd.
Hettrick Mfg. Co.—
Holyoke Water Power (quar.)
~
7-14
1
Well
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
8-
60c
(quar.)_:
Cementing Co.—t
Increased
quarterly
Hanes (P. H.)
Knitting, class B
v5% preferred (quar.).
ol
realized
distribution
Industries,
'*"»
»•
special
preferred
25c
Hat
Per
JSame of Company
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
When
Holders
Payable ol *«e
Share
common
preferred
Halliburton
•
.
Co.,
convertible
2nd
an¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
.
Bros.
$2.40
nounced during the current week. - Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the
payments previ¬
payment date.
Per
,
Name of Comvany
Halle
Dividend announcements
.
13
ord.
Mining
(initial)
(Each
shares)
block
St
Development
lc
share
(initial)
7-25
6-30
$1
7-25
6-jO
represents
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
>
Per
preferred
Central
Public
8-27
Chemical
$1.25
7-20
7-6
45c
7-20
7- 2
70C
7-15
6-28
$$1.75
7-16
6-29
20c
7-13
6-29
7-20
8-
7-10
class
A
Oil
Bloch
6%
3-1-57
8-
2-
A
preferred
Service
(quar.)
Co.
Investing
6
7-27
$1
7-27
7-
7-20
7-10
7-15
6-18
7-15
6-18
4
7-20
Coca-Cola
1
7-
Collins
—
(quar.)——
'*
$4.50
7%
7-31
75c
9-29
9-15
7-16
7-
8-
1
7-11
—1—
87y2c
10-
1
9-12
20c
B
.5%
class A
Finance,
4V2%
2
7-16
7-
2
4%
non-cumulative
8-
1
7-10
4%
non-cumulative
1
7-10
Columbia
Columbia
15c
——
Stock
5
Southern
&
Gas
1st
preferred
$3.80
Union
Brooklyn
Corp.
Life Insurance
7-
5
Commonwealth
Stock
Shoe
Brown
(quar.)
Co.
Concord
7-14
6-29
6%
8-
7
6-18
8-
1
6-30
7-16
Stock
_____
5%
prior preferred
5%
-
prior
7-16
7-
-
7%
prelerred
I.
9-17
7-10
6-11
8-
1
7-
9-
4
1
Conn
**
9
Bullocks,
Eunker
Burns
r
c„
Hill
4%
preferred
Co.
9-14
$2
8-10
6-28
W.
(A.
M.)
C.
7%
Co.,
7-16
Calaveras
Cement
Calaveras
Land
7-16
6-28
$2.20
7-16
6-28
convertible
Canada
preferred
7Vt%
Canadian
Ltd.
5%
International
preferred
Canadian
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
1
7-10
78-
8-
9
7-16
Inc.,
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
Edison
Clincbfield
-
7-16
6-15
.7-14
6-14
7-20
6-30
7-16
6-30
7-16
6-30
7-16
6-30
$0.7266
7-16
6-30
8-15
7-31
25c
7-31
7-
2
7-
2
7-31
7-27
6-28
7-31
7-
8-
7-12
«/aC
1
6
t$1.50
ouar.)
7-16
7-
t27%c
Ltd
(quar.)
7-16
6-29
$$1.06 »/4
7-15
6-22
6
Carolina
Power
&
Carpenter Paper Co.
10-
1
9-14
1-2-57
12-14
$37>/2c
8-
1
7-10
$$1.25
8-
1
7-10
fioc
7-31
6-29
7-13
6-15
}15C
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
$$1.25
9-
1
8-15
J5C
8-15
7-16
$75c
8-
1
6-22
2%
8-
Light,
common
(quar.)
1
7-
5
4%
pfd.
$1.50
1
7-16
1
7-16
10c
10-
9-20
1
8-20
8-
preferred
1
9
columns
7-11
8-
,
States
7-10
10-10
7-17
6-21
7-16
8- 1
8- 1
6-30
$1.50
7-20
7-
7'Ae
10- 1
$1.75
$1.50
30c
8- 1
8- 1
7-15
7-15
8- 1
8-1
*
6-14
Emery
8-15
Emhart
Mfg.
(quar.)_
common
;
10c
-
12y2C
Street
Ry.—
1
.
-
preferred
Continental
6-22
7-16
7-16
6-
8
7-16
6-
8
Continental
Corn
6-22
7-16
6-30
7-20
6-29
$1.25
7-20
7-10
27'/2c
8-
1
7-
40c
9-
i
8-10
6
9-
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
10-
1
9-
7
$1.13
10-
1
9-
7
8-25
8-
6
$5.25
75c
(quar.)
(s-a)
(Ont.)
Corp
:
A
class
Co.,
Curtis
Realty
class
2
$1.31%
17VrC
8c
Fund,
7-15
6-15
8%
Atlantic
Mfg.
Sugar
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-28
Federal
Insurance
1
Federal
National
1
Co!,
Co.
4V2%
(quar.)
common
8-15
f-
11-15
11-
7-14
6-29
6
6-15
$2.50
2%
43c
28y8c
Brewing
1-1-57
12-14
9-11
8-14
7-20
7-
9-
1
9
8-15
8-
1
7-14
1
7-14
25c
10-
1
9-10
8-15
7-16
$2
9-29
9-14
—
Monthly
(stock dividend)
Federal Paper Board
(quar.)_
1
Federated Department Stores (quar.)
Fibreboard Paper Products—
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Federal
28C
912-
15C
7-
4
3-
8-10
11-
9
(Marshall*
Class
4%
of America
Fireman's
Firestone
9-14
First
6-29
7-
7-25
7-1#
(quar.)
6
50c
9-28
9-
7-15
7-16
7-16
5c
$1.50
25c
35c
25c
200%
20c
17c
7-10
8- 1
8-15
8-15
7-26
9- 1
9-10
7-16
7-16
7-16
7-16
2%%
45c
40c
7-12
$26c
65c
12-28
12-
B
(quar.)
Marshall Field)
stock dividend of
A common)
Insurance
&
National
Rubber
City
7
&
:
7-20
7-20
8-31
•
8-10
8-10
11-
9
7-15
7-27
6-15
7-
5
7-
5
7-
2
7-14
7-23
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
8-30
6-30
4-30
5-31
6-30
6-29
7-
2
7-
9
,6-29
7-31
7-13
(quar.)__
4%
7-17
7-
6
7%c
56y»c
8- 1
8- 1
7-
6
7-
6
7-16
6-29
Co.
65c
$1
$1
65c
7-20
7-17
7-17
8- 1
75c
30c
7-16
7-27
(quar.)
common
Bank
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(Continued
t * *
3
7-20
(San Fran.)—
Electric Light
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Gas
8-
45c
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-30
7-13
A
»Hchburg
Fluor
Tire
7-16
6-30
$1
!
Boston
Class
5'
7-19
at Baltimore—
(A
on class
General Corp.,
Fund
7-
7-16
90c
7
50c
class
7-16
(see
Quarterly
6-15
7-15
and
preferred
2
7-16
Co.
&
payable
9-28
$1.12 y2
15c
A
Financial
First
<accum.)_
(N. J.)
OH Co.
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.)
Field
$2.25
25c
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Mortgage Association™
Monthly
1
8-
$1.75
preferred
Corp..
(quar.)__
Co.
9-
28c
preferred
Co
(quar.)
Gas
—!
(quar.)
Instrument
(increased)
Federal Compress & Warehouse (stock div.)
50c
A
iquar.)__
Sugar
Packing,
River
Fall
•
€-30
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)—
com.
Monthly
(quar.)
preferred
&
Falstaff
10c
class
'
—
preferred
6%
I
6-30
7-13
lie
17c
17c
(quar.)
Electric,
Printing
Co.,
Camera
7-13
8-
(quar.)
Oil & Land, $1.12
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Fairchild
7-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Textile
Fabien
Finance Co.
Seal
Co.,
Hampton
preferred
6-21
10c
A
5%
H.)
preferred
&
Exeter
3
9-15
7-31
9- 1
12-1
(T.
7-16
*
$1.25
$1.25
preferred A
$5 preferred A
Estabrooks
7-16
7-31
(quar.)___—
(ouar.)
s. $5
1
8-
16c
Inc.-
7-31
9- 1
8-10
8- 1
8- 1
9-10
9- 1
7-16
$2.50
(quar.)
International,
&
Forster,
A
7-
Life.Insurance—
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
Class
7-16
tquar.)
(quar.)
Cork
Cudahy
35c
Ltd.—
receipts ordinary
Corp.
Cuban
7-13
7-25
held)——
share
common
4.16%
6-18
div.)
2
dep.
Crown
7%
;
7-
(quar.)_
A
(f'nil)
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
Craig Systems. Inc. (stock dividend)
Creamery Par.kagp Mfe. (quar. >
Cribben & Sexton, 4V2%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.12
1
$2 50
American
Crystal
8-
7-25
2%
tlOc
(quar.
Stock dividend (one share of 4% non-cum.
redeemable $2.50 par value preferred for
Fairbanks
(quar.)
Investment
Courtaulds,
&
7-10
$1.75
(quar.)
Quarterly
Crum
$$1.30
7-27
20c
Counselor's
B
8-20
1
17'/a C
<quar.)_
Common
Class
1
8-
5c
—
Lines
preferred
Investors,
Cosmopolitan
Crossett
9-
Electric—
Beverage
Cosmopolitan
,
$1
Insurance
Refining Co., common
series
Corporate
t
7
preferred (quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier
Cott
6-30
1
7-26
8-15
7-31
'
Equity Corp., common (annual)
15c
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
;
50c
Erie Forge ez Steel, common (quar.)__
-5c
5 6%
1st preferred
(quar_)__c__:—' 15C
,5%
2nd preferred (quar.)
——
62y2c
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.,
guaranteed (quar.)
87Vsic
Erie Railroad, $5 preferred A
(quar.)
$1.25
7-20
10-
Transportation
Products
7%
7-16
8-20
$1.04
Motors
Continental
,
•
^
(quar.)
Life
10c
Empire
each
——.
Co.
•
■
25c
1%
(ouar.)
(stock dlv.)—
Empire Petroleum Co., 4% pfd. (stock
Enamel
&
Heating Products,
Ltd.__:
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
Amefica, com.
America
(stock dividend100%
(quar.)
—
30c
2
7-16
55c
of
Radio & Phonograph
30c
Air Freight
2
6-22
8-15
"'15c
Corp.
Stop-Nut
■
—
7-
7-16
-
;
_•
7-
7-16
7-16
6-29
*
(accum.
Association—
no par and $2 pan—:
Millwork
Extra
$-37
Corp.—
'7-6
t40c
~
7-1"
t$l
(quar.)
preferred
preferred A (accum.)
preferred E (accum.)_
Economics Laboratory' (s-a)_______
1
'25c
—
6-28
12%c
12y2c
$1.50
f
$6
"
preferred
(quar.)—
Co., com. .(quar.)—
7-10
7-16
6
8-14
...
A
(both
9-
~25c
42'/ac
■
5-10
7-25
7-25
7-
a
as
$7
Emerson
1 quar.
6-22
6-30
.
Racing
Elastic
Power
preferred
4.52%
preferred
Container Corp. of
4%
Gas
6-25
7-16
7-30
9-10
,
37'/2c
(accum.)
(quar.)— _r—
7-18
_____
7-27 1
7-13
25c::
JlOc
30c
RR.
(s-a)_______
Ltd.—
-
Massachusetts
Eastern
7-20
1
preferred
Common
t
8-
4_C
(s-a)——
8-15 <
11-15
1
8- 1
10%
(quar.)
Industries,
Eastern
Africa—
(quar.)
1
incorrectly
was
week's
participating
6%
*
,
8-
U Oc
preferred
Cuban-American
1
$37V2c
(quar.)
8-
8-
Co.
Bakeries,
Eastern
32 Vac
South
Royalties, Inc.—
Crown
Trust
(quar.)
Ry.
5
$1.25
Products
4.50%
40c
}$1.50
3
Ohio
7-
York—
Paper Corp. Ltd.-—
Participating
4.16%
3c
&
„
——
New
of
—
i;
6-30
11-15
87YgC
' $! 72^ V
dividend
last
Pennsylvania
1
56 >/4C
(quar.)-_
9-
..
r
„Quarterly
8-
56Vac
■
(quar.),--—
(quar.)
Co.
—
—
(quar.)
Consumers
Ltd.—
Capital Venture Fund
Carolina,
Mines
2
-
preferred
40c
Copper
Dearborn
Consolidated
35c
(quar.)
Ol*.
Eason
;
tl5c
3
8-15
120c
(ordinary) (s-a)
4% non-cumulative preference (s-a) (pay¬
able in sterling)
Canadian Vickers Ltd.
5
5
2
$1
(quar.)a
Ry.
5
7-
t40c
t933/.»c
common
7-
7-15
7-
consolidated
;
Cos.,
'7-15
1
(quar.)
1
9-
6-15
payment.
8-
—
above
in
55c
—-
10-
&
(quar.i
Gas,
shown
Eastern
common
6
3
1
5
7-13
(quar.)
12-
7-
(quar.).—
7-
7-11
^
(final)
Co.—
ord.
Nemours
$1.37 J/2
17*15
1
8-
Investment
'*
8-
——
Natural
$5
)
common
X
v
25c
t6y,c
com.
9-
The
52y4c
$1.75
;
Ltd.,
fnuar.
Note:
51%c
Consolidated
*
(quar.)
Industries
preferred
1
5%
Metal
hoc
5%
8-
Eastern
Mining & Smelting
Special
Canadian
8-15
4,
7-
8-17
-
12-
30c
—
(quar.)_
Duquesne
5
Co.,
de
I.)
preferred
Natural
$4.50
1
9-15.
6-29-
12- 1
. -
4%'
(quar.)
receipts
dep.
(E.
6
5
Power
20c
_______—
Inc.
preferred
50c
9
$1.75
com.
Pont
$3.50
7-
—.
Consolidated
7If
37
Ltd.,
American
5
47%C
Consolidated
1
8-10
jioc
Co.,
7-
East
7-12,
8-
10-30
Special
Bronze
7-16
du
5
5c
—
Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Canadian
7-
10c
6-22
(initial
6-29
...
7-
preferred
20c
.
$1.25
(quar.)_______i_i._A____^»
Canada Securities, Ltd.____
01
6-28
for
par)
(10c
(increased)
Bradstreet,
&
7-
6-30
Ltd
preferred
7-10
7-16
held)
pfd.
6-2$ :
:*
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd.—
7-10
7-25
/
Co.
8-
;j_;
—
Pont
1
7-20
Canada
4Y*%
Du
J28c
6-28
55c
Canada
6-29
; '
7-16
$1.50
Investments,
Iron Foundries, Ltd.—
7-16
share
5%
6-22
7-16
7-16
,
.
<quar.)___
dividend)—
(stock
8- 1
7-25
______
of
7-31
7-16
7-31
quar.)___
(initial
Furniture
7-20
(quar.)__
preferred' (quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
9-14
tSl'Ac
9-15
tl21/uc ;! 8- 1
tl2!/2c
11- 1
$25c
10- 1
J$1.75
7-16
J2rc
7-31
—;;
Chemical
1
7-30
■-
General
Drexel
$1.37%
(Interim) A dividend of one shilling on
the ordinary shares less
Income taxConsolidated Laundries (quar.)
i)
Canadian
Dow
6-22
8-
$$3.50
_
Southern Ry. (s-a)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
6%
preferred (quar.)
7-12
1
,
$1.17%
:
6-25
7-26
8-15
-
preferred
(quar,)—
Consolidated Gold Fields of
Corp.—-
,
each
7-10
$1
—T--
(quar.),.,
pfd.
dividend
shares
15c
—
(Toronto;—
-
<quar.)_
,
Sons
&
8-17
7-16;
$40c
(quar.)
Ltd
A.)
>
1
?25c
Ltd.
^—a—.
Paper
Corp.,
8-
Consolidated
18c
Extra
(s-a)„
(quar.)-—.
tl7'/2c
—
Ltd., 7%
Co.,
•
7-17
7-16
?
f35c
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
1
6-2$
8-
<
■
t$1.12Y2
(quar.)
Industries
51c
(s-a)—
preferred (quar.)_A
preferred (quar.)
a
Campbell Red Lake Mines,
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
—
common
6-28
$15c
$4.70
Packing
Gas,
di
(R.
(Three
$1.50
6-28
t50c
California
Dover
9-20
60c
|
—
•6-28
25c
(quar.)
preferred (Initial)—.
Dover
6-29
8-
13c
(s-a)——
7-16
...
preferred
6-29
7-30
10-10
...
8-
8-24
$10c
t37V2c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Stock
Dun
7-16
J20c
5.10%
7-30
.
•
9-14
Ltd.—
(increased quar.)
Chemical, Ltd., common
Quarterly
15c
7-16
J38c
$7
7-20
28c
13c
.6c
.
.)
$6
4
22%c
17 V2c
15c
(liquidating)
California Oregon Power Co., com.
9
9-
6-
8-15
7-30
7-31
£-31
9-28
;25c
JlOc
,
Ltd.
Textile
Donnelley
7-
9-20
8-15
5
#
9-20
25c
25c
-
_—
Linoleum,
Coal
preference
Dominion
7-24
$2
2%%
$5
$1
(quar.)
Timber.;—:
&
7-16
$1
preferred
'$2.09
$2.04
(quar.)—
preferred
Corp.
1
.
Light & Power Co,—
25c
Liquidating
Fund
——
Increased
C.
8-
■
Steel
&
&
&
Tar
Common
7-16
preferred (quar.)——
a!-—-.
preferred, (quar.)—!
$2.06
8-15
Dominion
*.:
7-20
1
—
1
1
1
8-
from
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)———-—
7-16
30c
pfd.
7-
8-
50c
(quar. )„1
$1.90
9-
(quar.)
7%
7-15
10c
77-
'
.
Ltd.,
,.20%
40c
(quarterly
G.), Ltd., common
Consolidated
(quar.)
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp.
Butterfly Hosierv Co..
Byers
(C.
Extra
Consolidated
(quar.)
& Co.. Ltd.
Stores,
(Initial)
com.
—
Connecticut
issu*>
preferred
(car.)—
(issued April 12, 1956)——
serial pfd. (issued May 25, 1956)
6%
Dominion
•«
Quarterly
8-15
15c
—
7-16
———-
preferred
14.50%
serial pfd.
,6%
Natural
Connecticut
convertible
cents
"60
-
(entire
7-31
5c
(quar.)
Fund
j
relied for redemp¬
tion on July 31 at $11.50 per share plus
dividend)
pfd.
Fund
common
preferred
Connohio,
plus dividend) preferred (quar.)
6%
6%
35c
137c
5
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Issue called for re¬
2 at $100 per share
July
on
new
Stock
&
Bond
Electric,
5'/27c
pfd.* (entire
demption
Steel
Edison
Concord
5%
."
(quar.)
common
dividend
Dominion
6-21
■
,t
7-16
income)
Investment
25c
10c
(quar.)
Plan,
Finance
Budget
8-15
100%
...
(Charles)
Brunning
....
._
dividend
Stock
9-18
1
95c
"
7-31
$5
7-10
15c
50c
80c
...
35c
(quar.)————
International Corp. Ltd.-
20c
quar.)
Oilcloth
Ohio Electric-^
Southern
Concord
(quar.)——
common
Dominion
$1.25
7-13
1
7-10
•
;55c
i—il7J/2c
(quar.)
7-16
30c
Combustion
Engineering
preferred
;7%
7-31
•
preference
Foundries
preferred, (quar.)
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd.,
7-
(«-a)
Commonwealth
&
convertible
4^1%
9
•
7-20-
7-15
-—_
a—
7-25
—
^Confederation Life Association
(increased
,8-10
*
7-20
8-
25c
-
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
50c
(quar.)--—
—.—
Mutual
Columbus
Ltd.—
(quar.)'
1
•
< :
*
■■
Dominion
$2
6-28
$35c
Gas
9-
•
7-10
y7-lO
7-15
62y2c
(quar.)
Fabrics,
Second
i,'
7-10
1
8- 1
8-15
8-15
8-
class A pref. (quar.)
V $37*^0
common—5c»
a_
9cr
,
Dominion
8-10
•
7-10
Co., Ltd.—
'
6-28
5%
tl2VaC
.
1
(quar.)——
System
Pictures
Composite
(quar.)
9-
'■
7-
9-
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.) .
British Celanese. Ltd.—
American dep. receipts ordinary (final)—
JBritish Columbia Forest Products
(quar.)..
50c
—
_
shares
Donnacona
preferred
preferred-.
1st
,
—______
Mines
Dominion
-
5
1
—
7-19
t72V2c
—40c
7-20
Ry. Co.—
dividend
10- 1
$$1.12'/a
—
7-20
12-20
8-15
10-
(monthly)
7-25
Monthly
4
1-1-57
$1.12 '/2
(quar.)
common
(quar,*)!————25c
common
(quar.)__A____AA_
75c
Commonwealth
$10c
8-
.
6-28
■'y-'t Monthly
87»/2C
7-16
—
...
7-20
$1.12»/2
—
7-16
Dominguez
40c
(quar.)
7-
8-
4
—
45c
—•
Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)^—(quar.)
—
Oil Fields
(monthly)-™.
Dome
8-
'
8-15
Cox
&
Dodge
$1.75
:
I
9- 1
7-20
preferred A
Fund—
conv.
8-17
%9-
«
Co.—
Beneficial
7-25;
16V4C
dividend)
(stock
preferred
Power,
preferred
Colorado
—;
—
common
series
Central
Columbus
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
5%
7-27
16V4C
8-
12-
convertible
Dodge
8-15
1
—
—
70c
(Increased)
9-14
9-10
i
9-4
Mfg.
preferred
7-10
12-15
<quar.)__;
Dixie Cup
$1.50
—
'
■
"1956"
Colorado
Brantford Cordage Ltd.—
com.
7-16
1
8-
(quar.)
com.
7-19
Brockton Taunton Gas,
B
6-29
6-22
$2
Co.,
Aluminum,
36c
.7-16
8-15
(quar.)——.
—
(quar,)——
—
Bottling (L. A.) (s-a)
30c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
Power
8-15
20c
6
7-27
7-10
■---
-
<quar.)_-__—
&
Match
$1.50
1
6-14
10-
5
8-
45c
7-16
7-12
30c
7-
9- 4
—
37 Vac
2-a
25c
Dixie
6-22
;
7-30
r
$1
(s-a)-—-
(quar.)—
7-16
'
Columbia
100%?
Coal
Radio,
Colonial
2
9-14
Increased
7-20
7-31
(quar.).—___
6-22
7-20
7-25
7-23
7-20
7-16
(quar.)_^.__
(s-a)__
Disher Steel Construction
10-15
11- 1
•10%
.
guaranteed
Class
12-14
British
8-15
7-11
7-10
preferred (quar.)_—_——_
DiGiorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)
—
Class
preferred (quar.)—————„
Pittsburgh RR.—
guaranteed
Cllnchfield
9-28
preferred
9- 1
————i7
————-
Mahoning Ry.
4%
12-28
*Va%
75c
7-27
40c
!_
$1.50
Cleveland &
:
6
60c
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd.—
$2.90
preference
(quar.)—.
Diamond
——
50c
$1.25
$10c
—_—
Detroit
6
7-10
60c
6
45c
Inc
5
7-
11-
$1
City Baking, 7% pfd. (quar,)
Bakeries, class A—
7-
$1.25
Airways,
10-
1
1
:
&
$1.25
Braniff
Gasket
1
8-
8-
-
Electric Illuminating,
■r.
—
Ltd.—..——...
Edison Co.
—
Class B—'
$0.4722
Mines,
Detroit
——u.—
(quar.)
Cleariield
5%
Bralorne
4
(quar.)
Co
Cleveland
RR.,
Maine
9-
Canada
&
25c
—;
Claussen
7-16
(initial)'..—!
...
5% preferred-.——
preferred
&
9-20
-U>'v
.6-29
preferred
,—_—
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust (stock dividend)
One share for each four held..
.....
4.25%
Boston
87V2C
"
common
,6-29
(resumed).....—.
Co.
Detroit
"v-'
—
8-1
(quar.).—V.—-
common
Electric,-
&
dividend
7-16
8-15
class
3
20c,
7-16
———
(quar.)
Denver
8-
87»/2c
———,—
2%
25c
Edison,
City
9
7-13*
1
8-
Inc.,
Bostitch,
Boston
8-10
11- 9
5c
Manufacturing
Boss
4%
4
3
50c
preferred
6-27
8-15
7-11
Yard Co. (quar.)—$1
Tunnel
(quar.)
25c
Stock
Union
7-16
30C
3
6-29
82%c
preferred
8Vfec
87'/2C
Co.
Corp.—
Tramway
7-
8-15
7-25
(quar.)_———
preferred
$8
Denver
$2J/2-$3y2
(quar.)-.——
20c
Borg (George W.) Corp. (quar.).—
Borg-Warner Corp.,
common
—3%%
8-27
Products
Gas
'Stock'
Cities
912-
50c
common...
common
7-10
9-19
——
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—...
preferred
Molded
Cincinnati
6-14
15c
Tobacco,
Bros.
„
15c
Co.
Co.
7-18
Chicago North Shore System (stock div.—
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co. (resumed)—
9-10
8-
W.)
<E.
20c
investment
iquar.)
common
dividend
$25c
Ltd.;
(quar.)
6-30
$1
9-10
7-16
$50c
(Increased)—..
(quar.)...
7-18
'
—
Hats,
preferred
Light
&
Power
7-10
7-10
4i>c
——_
______
Dennison Manufacturing—
Common class A
(increased quar.)
1
6
8--
7-10
1
8-
Co.
7-ie
50c
50s
50c
$3
;
(increased)—.—
(annual)
Vilbiss Co.
De
DePontet &
8-
——:——
net
—.——
—
Corp.,
Stock
10-
8
•(quar.)—
preference
(quar.)—
Chicago <te Eastern Illinois RR.—-
——
Water
(quar.)
(from
Inc.
$3 '
Chicago
10-
8
12-
7-15
(quar.)—
conv.
7-20
Works (quar.
(stock dlv.)—__———
Saco
&
Utility
Prouucts
Fund,
pfd.
preferred (quar.)———————
7-16
—
common
43/4'/«
3'/2%
8-
$25c
912-
$1.19
(quar.)
preference
Power,
3 '/2 %
8-
8
9-20
-
10c
—i—.—
'
12-20
6-26
7-10
8-1
8- 1
S- 1
7-16
7-13
8- 1
30c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Dayton Rubber, common (quar.)—
$2 class A (quar.)
De Laval Steam Turoiue__—
12-20
20c
Cheaspeakc Corp.,of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)—
$35c
8
Inc.
Brothers.
Davidson
2
25c
12-31
9-17
J 40c
7-
9-
37j/2c
1-15-57
$1.50
7-16
Machine Specialties, Inc. (quar.)——
Water, 5%, pfd. (quar.)
—__
Delaware
Kansas
convertible
9-
Davenport
9-20
Corp. <quar.)__
Central
8-
Danly
7
Securities—
9-28
75c
6
7-
$1.25
7-13
$75c
'
BUtmore
Bliss
Central-Illinois
27VaC
7-
7-20
$1.25
10-15
(quar.)_;__
7-31
15c
$1
$1.06
$1.13
9j%c
20c
$1.25
,
6
$1.25
—
$1.50
,'!
$3 pfd.
7-
Daystrom.
$1
(quar.) ________
Inc. (quar.)
Foods,
Special
Bishop
Central Hudson Gas & Elec.
7-13
Chicago
11-15
7-31
(quar.)—_—
!_—
$4 pieleired (quar.)
Dairies
Light,
preferred (quar.•)__,_!—_—aa——^—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp., 3%%
pfd. series A tquar.y—
35c
$1.50
preferred
Biddeiord
$1
6-27
7-31
$1.60
11-30
&
Payable of Rtc.
Share
.,
$4.24
$1.25
(quar.)
7-11
6 29-'
Power
8-31
Co.-—
Ry.
10c
Benrus Watch Co.
Best
Sugar
Georgia
preferred A
5%
———-
Co.,
Aguirre
ol
Dallas
25C
———
1
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)preferred B (quar-)-—
5%
15C
Gas
(quar.)
Crystal
8-15
11-15
60c
-
—
(quar.)__„——
common
Corp.
5%
7-20 J
Ltd.—
Paper
....—
Iron
Belmont
Central
7-20
———-
—
——
Common
Berkshire
2
7-31
(quar.
...
7-
7-31
*■
5%
7-23
$1.12 »/2
1st
Common
Cenco
$1.12 >/2
tquar.)—
(quar.)
A
1
1 ;
income)
&
Power
1
7-
Ceriaui-'lecu
(s-a)
Co.
Bros.,
7-
8-
,
.
preferred
preference
Corp.,
preferred
57c
7-31
5%
preferred (quar.).—..————BeaVer
Lumber, Ltd.,
common
<s-a)_—_
Class
A
(quar.)..
—
*
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)———
—
Bell Telephone Co. ol ,Canada
(quar.)—__
Belknap Hardware & Mtg,
Co., common—
*
iquar.)_i;—w-
a.
$1.50
KK.
Baystate Corp,
Beaux Arts Apartments,
.,
B
Transit—.
Bathhurst
$6
Class
7-16
pfd.
Class
7-20
7-31
(This payment clears arrears).
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common
(quar.) —
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.).—
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.—
..
7%
1
30c
(quar.)
Bartgls
8-
Daltch
8-31
11-30
$25C
(quar.)—
Central
(quar.)
preferred
$2.60
A
8-15 '
$25c
$13c
(quar.)
—
.
50c
t%
non-cum.
Class
7c
< quar.)
«%
4%
7-13
(quar.)—:—
..
Holders
When
Per
Nanie 61 Company
Payable of Ree.
Share
1;
.
,
10c
1
6V4C
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)—-—~
Baldwln Piano, 6%
prelerred (quar.).
Baltimore
.
$ 12c
8-
B
Class
7-13
Celctcx
,
Ohio
-
Ltd., class A
Products,
1
6V-.C
Quarterly
&
Catelli Food
3 ?
7-
1
8-
30c
—~~~
(quar.)
Fund "B" Inc.—
from income
*
Avres (L. S.) & Co., common
(quar.).
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (1947 series) (quar.)—_
Axe-Houghton
:
8-
4%
dividend
convertible prior preference
Avildsen Tools 61 Macnines, Inc.—
Old 5%
prior preferred (eccum.)
New
9%
prior preferred
(quar.)
.
*
20c
Stock
Baltimore
Company
$25c
$1.20
Welt
*.■ ."Name of
'
Ltd.—.
Austin Nichols & Co., common.,—
Backstay
••
-
Atlas Steels,
'
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
Holder»
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable ol Ree
Share
Company
y^ Name of
.
.
.
(118)
14
on page
43)
7-
5
6-25
6-25
7-13
7-
5
7-13
Volume 184
Number 5549
.
.
The Commercialsand Financial Chronicle
.
(119)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAH.Y RANGE OF PRICES
W*
-
1
■
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE FRIGES
; «*»
FOR EVERY USTED STOCK
5P
Range for Frevieaa
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
28
107
Jan
19
13
Jan
6
Ill
Jan
~7%
Feb
1
Aug 25
Aug 25
23%
Sep" 19
8
67"% Jan
3
65% Jun'
6
76
6
19
Jun
3
77% Jan
21
,20% Nov
1
■i
12% Oct
;
27% Mar 14
Dec
41% Dec
17D
28
;
3
.11
49% July
July
Mar 14
19% Jun
8
6
19;
5:
170
Jun
24
Jun
104
117
Jan
4
14% Jan
7
12
88 % Jan
93Jan
20
19
Jan
Dec
25% Dec
3
34
y
Nov
134
U
22
40
; 51% Mar 14 "
:
Jun
23
8
6 V 4.106% Feb
30 r
22% May 29
33% Jun
63% Jun
48% Jun
9 '
4
$4 prior
9
20
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Industries
Allied
Chemical
4
Allied
36% Apr
56% Jan
23
7 97% Jan
3
*
Allied
4
98
7;
93 % May 29
11'
Apr
31% May 28
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110
Sep 26;
I
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41
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16
19
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23'.
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s
Jan
39
5'
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May
125
17
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82
Oct
14
105 % Jun
70
1
Oct
11
20% Jan
•
102
i
Jan
31
14
39
Apr
Jan
'1
-
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-
Jan
-
14% Jan
-
-
2
-
32
Nov
-
42% Dec
107% Sep
12
22% Jan
18
25
26% Mar 16
126
36
Feb
7
108
Jan
26
July
2
27% Mar
8
64
31
16% Jan
23
3
-104
Jan
Jan
9
9
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24
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of America-..
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preferred
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-
28
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70
21 vb
20%
21%
42 %
42
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105
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200
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20 3/4
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21,800
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1,300
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104 >/2
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21,300
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122
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107
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64
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20%
♦155
Cement—_______L10
Co
f
:
117
165
__5
Brake. Shoe
:
■
303
1
preferred
;
American Bosch Arma CorplAmer
■•.•;
.
CLOSED
*235
100
6%
22% May 17
44% May
7
20%
9%
,
*137
American
200
16%
32%,.
147
:
3%
*155
par
Dye—_-l8
conv
23%
26%
*143
'
160
-
303
20
cum
'■/.
•
182.:.
v
3 vb
,;*19%
-84%
•}
convertible preferred—_100 7,"
Bakeries Co com___No par
4%%
7'
■
*
16%
"
27
23 y2
&
STOCK
*227
.U—100
■?"* American
.'
•'
*
"
14%
*114V2
19%
9%
..
.
convertible preferred
3%%
y
70% Jan
v.
May 28
39% Jan
14
Mar 19
..
■-
Amerada .Petroleum Corp„_
No par
'-Amer Agricultural Chemical_^No par
American Airlines common..
1
9
14
101-
'
19-
Jan
'
'
V-
17%
■'
■
6% convertible preferred__i._
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)_
121 % Mar 23
,79
83
,_1
Aluminium, Limited.^
30% May 25
</
21-
22% Mar 30
6
Jan
10
MaV 24
110% Feb
;
May 31-:
Nov 14
•
Jan
22%
•v-
14.
Sep
72
6
33% Jan
100
36
■110
27% Mar 15
-
C
139% jun 13-
.6
16
Feb
-
23 l
'
•
48
y.-
20%.
100
Co
:
i
47
♦153
.
116%"
19%
100
•
gtd
Amalgamated Leather Co
23%
26%
146
♦179
.
3 vb
20%
preferred
'Aluminum
3
■
*114%
■t/.
„
common,.
4.08%
3
30
3;;
62% Jun
,91'/2
.
91% Feb
29% Jun
6
Nov
'100
30
160
Mfg
Alpha-Portland
6
2
139% July
2
3% Jan 13
"
25% Jan
'
Mar 12
126% Apr
25
■-•25% July
,
5,000
70
70
32
14%
178
v.
convertible
-3%%
1.
31%
-
1:
.3%
No par
Allls-Chalmers
6
44% July
7
9
2% .Jun
36% Jun
•'
July
148'- .Mar 14
Apr 17*
' Feb 14
82
119% Sep 13"
3"% Mar 29 y
18
2% Nov
Jun
109'
:
15";
Sep
88
3 6'/a
125
il
134% Apr
♦67
*67
'
31%
15.:. I,
*175
_5
Mills
1,600
'
*139 y4
47
; .*153
:
Corp commoh__No par
preferred
J.;
—
,__100
4%
70
16%
3.! 177'8
45%
_^_1
I
Co
200
13%
61V2
'
Allied Stores
-
94% Jan
.
Kid
70
*67
7,800
109 >/a
13 Vs
•
Inc
&
*67
16%
*26
-
•.
18V8
jlo
:
Allegheny & West Ry 0%
*
,
Shares
42%
60%
16%
23 vb
26%
-141
14 %u
.100
preferred conv
No
Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny
41%
♦107 %
61
31
...
18
100
common
4%% preferred
_—A—
Alleghany. Corp common,
5%% preferred A
12
22
Inc
60 y2
.
16%
23%
..
26%-,
li 141
..—100
.'
7
129% Ayr
25% Jan
14
'
July 22'
Aldens
18 y» Jan
.
series—_
Vicksburg Ry__•„
13%
69
17
31
;
23.
.
....
No par
7% preferred _1——
;
23
May
1951
&
*67
109 »/2
*13y4
V
the Week
Friday
July 6
41%
*107%
61%
70
68%
41
'
1
common.
*67
16%
-31
-1
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining-A^
Alco Products Inc common..;
43% Apr
2
117% Mar 27
May 21
14% Jun
.
160
pfd
Alabama
6
10% May
18
Jan
112
20% Aug 26
122% July
•i
23% Feb
7% Jan 23
4.50%
.
16
23% Mar 22
117% Jan 19
May 24
81 *
v_.
5
4% Feb
30
\
Air Reduction Inc
163
115% Apr
July 12
Jun
3 *
Mar 14
122
5
27
•
326
3"
Corpy.,.,.:.'—...
Aeroqulp Corp A
Jan
;
9
Aug
91%
26
4
70
68%^
2.50
—10
,.
Admiral
15% May
6
61
60%- 61%
Sales for
Thursday
July 5
13%
*67
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
181
July
13%
•
Express Co—.
1
Adams-Millis Coi,t>———No par
9
V; 3
13%
Adams
22% Jan " 3
9
108%
-
Inc
.—
<
Feb
28% July 25 r.
Jan
209% Jan
5
20 *
Aug
36% Feb
108%
called
Stores
Co
~
156\
"
Jan
117
-
7% Jan
_
'!
Steel
Acme
PRICES
July 4
107%
50*
4
136
Jan
6
6
,80
■,:
•'> 26% Mar 30
7
Jan
18
l
21
153"
8
J
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
25-
common.
SALE
41%
13 y4
May 14
32% Jan
19
; 11% Apr 19
"
2% Nov 29
17% Oct 11
109% Jan
■■
;
Oec 22
iSW
Jan
-17% Jun
4
15% Aug 24
Mar 15
155
~
108
,
Inc
preferred
5%
19% May 24
33% Apr
9 ?
29% May "4
22% Jan 23
26 % July
2
;
•
9
30% Jan,
14
;
30
20
Dec
Industries
5%
HIGH
Wednesday
41%
1
,
AND
Tuesday
July 3
41%
107%
Vending Corp
ACF
>■
67% May 29
10
29% May 25
130
107
6
Apr
20
34% Sep
21% Oct
130
14
35% Sep
25% Nov
6
ABC
v-'
-40%
■
preferred
9
Jan
Monday
July 2
•
Abbott Laboratories common.
55% Jun
i
65% Jun
25% Jan
7
LOW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
■
6
109% Feb
14% Jan
6
NEW
■
45% Apr
13% May 28
79
Mar 23
10
106% Apr
4.
:
Highest
39% Feb
71
18
58
3
16y4 Jan 27
18
46% Jan
Lewest
48% Jan
37% Oct
STOCKS
;
Year 1955
f
1
-Amer
*
18% Jan
33% July 1521% Mar 8
17
6% Oct
'
11
■t
43% Aug 31,
35% Jan 18
4
59% Dec
i
33
91% Sep
27
7% Mar 12
8
49% Apr
2
45% Jun, 18
,42% Jun
3
42% May
38% Jan
1
17
27
48
9
17
54% Feb
29
27% Feb
>
Nov
.33% Dec
100% Jarl
27% Mar .14
20
;
21
6
100
Jun
Feb
14
11 Vb Apr
27
Mar 14
69% Dec
22
,' 61
Jan
23
Mar 15
135% Dec
21
126*
Jan
24
89,
722% Jun
•
12
•
10
13% Jan
Sep
29
29% Jun
21
3
40% Sep
22
15 ; Jan
3
.12% Aug ,17
20'/a Sep
22
34
y. Nov
,
35% Jan
3
17% Jan
10
24% Apr
13
7 13% May 28
16 % Apr
40 Vb Jun
5
27
;
131% Jan
12
v
V
16 ...Mar 30
,■
62% Feb
3% Nov
-
28
130
1
21
Dec
5% Apr
Nov,21
38
Jan
17
96
.Jan
6
96% Jan
26
65
,
11
13%
Dec'
17% Dec
103
1
105
::>• 3% Jan
4
;
33% Jan
27
.b
84 % Jan
31
11'/a Jan
30
-
16
Aug
2
99
y Jan
13% Jun
,
16% Nov 15
2
18% Dec
21
Sep
13
107% Feb
11
35% Apr
7
Nov"l8
27% Jan
94% Jan
21
25
6
.
20% Mar 14
31% Sep
32
Jun
30%"
30%
5
2
6
14% Mar 21
American
American
6%
»
9
27
32 vb May
93
10
7
May 25
Mar 29
3.90%
Machine &
Amer
Metal
108
Mar 16
28
Jan
Jan
27
30
18
Apr
5
8% Jan
4 Vs %
16
30
3
17
15
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
4
6
60% Sep
23
557/a Jan
12
5%%
27
38% Apr
11
28% Feb
6
66% May
4
32% Feb 29
.V
26 % Oct
38
27
3
34% Jun
8
40% Jan
9
>
43
Co
Metal
Motors
American
Natural
News
American
Optical
39% Jan
\ I
**'
3
121% Oct
J
11
29% Feb
1
•
Apr
46% Jan
22
46 % Aug 24
131% Aug 12|
43%'Dec 30
23
153
42
.120.
7
''-
6
4 ;
59% Mar 20
24
Jan
la
Apr
21'/# :.
2iys
14%
143/8
14% •...
■
19
v
Feb
.46% Mar
45
102
14
14
16
,10
,
•102
z-
9/64
*87
"
104%
16%
6%
1%
American
—
Snuff
Co
47
83
Jan
52% Jan
6
6
33% Mar 30
13/ Sep
-32% Dec
13% Jan
Fp'-
7
19
~3
preferred
16
American
1
"American
84V4 Apr
30
American
13
6%
preferred
American
50 v*
xi58 y4
8
American
17% Feb
14
23% Mar 13
American
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
Anaconda
Co
63% Feb
14
83
Anaconda
Wire
Sep
21
Jun
20
;
17
Mar 20
-
Mar
36%
7
;
102
3
Dec~~l
gee
36
page
Feb
8
May 31
32%. Jan
42% Apr
107
Jan
2
6%
5 v2 %
45
No par
12
Zinc
Lead
47
y2
200
6v2
16%
6%
II,400
63%
64%
4,000
2,100
3,600
7l/4
&
84
47 %
53 y2
443/4
126'/a
47%
53%
50%
159
*443/4
443/4
126% '
48% -'
69%
*126»/2
■
49
-
54%
54
35% Mar 19
70
9,900
2,000
51%
45%
*89
139
140
15%
153/8
15%
15%
179%
180 y4
180 y4
78%
78%
78 y2
79 y4
137 y4
137 va
138
15
a-
.
15 y4
•
2,100
55
100
90-
139%
15 Vb
15%
290
13914
-
2,000
*
180%
180%
'
<
'
*
'
180%
181 %
79%
79%
137 y4
137%
29,800
79%
181
78%
137 y4
.
17,500
520
138
37l/a
37%
37
37%
37
com—5
10 vb
10 vb
10 vb
10 y4
10 Vb
10 Ya
10
25
Co
*21v*
27%
26 3/4
263/4
*26%
27%
•26 3/4
27%
25
25 y2
25 y2
*25>/4
26
»25y4
25%
*25 y4
25%
19
19 y4
18%
18%
700
32,100
Smelting—1
.
.
•.
•
37%
"
u.
10 y8
19%
18%
19
71%
73%
71%
72 3/4
71 %
73%
723/4
733/8
*19
74
74
72%
73%
733/2
733/2
73%
75
6.25
33
39
383/4
39%
393/4
39%
39%
39%
No par
102
102
No par
*102
105
*102%
104
*102
105
11,900
3,600
-
-
-100
10
330
800
60
21.80
Clayton & Co
Copper Mining
II,000
37 y2
50
Oil
10
49%
483/4
90
92
140
200
45%
128
543/4
543/4
90
139 Va
650
*44%
-
493/8
*88 y2
7,500
159%
*126%
128
93
51%
158 y2
51%
160
139
220
70
37%
& Cable..^
Anderson-Prichard
7%
30%
iv2
30
31
69y2"
137 y2
preferred—
Andes
73/4
30%
••
Hocking Glass Corp—
36% July
168
♦165 %
167
100
25
Common
Anderson
6
139
-
5
:
26 ye May 29
26.
*16
63/4
64%
•164%
"
503/4
25
series/
30 % May 28
7
,
161
100
Tobacco
common
series
40% Mar 13
10
161
128
Works
Preferred
Preferred
-
Anchor
44% Jan
Water
65
Aug 26
May 28
50%
51 vb
161
*443/4
J.
Corp
—
Viscose
26% Mar 23
24% Apr 16
Jan
•:
•f
27
27
16%
.
*126%
Tel & "Tel Co.—
e
72*
110
Sumatra
Tobacco
1
40
»ootro»e«s
7%
187% Feb
29
'■
■
70
13
7
■.■■■'
31 Va
70
31
29% Aug 16
600
6%
,
7%
31
69 y2
25
Steel Foundries
19
ivb
167
31%
preferredt_100
common
noncumulative
6%
No par
100
Refg com
preferred
•164%
167
7%
7
20%.Jan
28% Aug
30% Jun
2,800
29
16 y8
64%
69%
53%
13
27
29
64%
63/4
3iy4
•*;
*88y2
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
26%
28
5,400
1
26% Jan
26%
28
.
*164%
American
10 V4 Jun
60
25%
"
31%
Co
3
8,500
35%
Refining com—100
100
Jan
800
30%
313/8
Sugar
9
37%
104%
1045/g
106
343/4
Stores
27
89
,
37%
9Q
353/8
American
8% Oct
16%
6%
290,000
'
26
*16y8
*87
37%
10
13,400
7/64
3*2
29 y2
•
29%
28%
;/
37%
283/4
■;■•.
*104%
28
6%
89
"
103 »/4'
■
13,400
Amer Smelt &
2
51% Jan
/■./;
106
23
9/64
*87
' •■'"'A T C-.- ;•
29%
25%
29
7/64
:
♦102-
31%
American
55% Nov 10
11% Jan 10
.'.
28%
/
-
35
16
15
89
103 y4
213/g
21
145% Jan
■'/•
'
31 y2
Jan
Dec
u.
_* 102
•»
34%
Mar 22
46
29%
&
•.«.
46%
5
16% Jan
*
Vb
Chemical
&
& Std
59% Jan
*■':
%.!
343/4
108
8
700
I,400
102
35%
146
2
y2
i6y4
34%
—
19
May
,
14
16 y8
1
Co.
26
75% Feb 27
135% May 29
34% May 28
500
14%
31%
Jun
178% Jun
*100,; 102.
313/4
Jun
23
2,300
31%
87
Nov
100
46.
131
•12% M3%
64%
136
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
v
22,300
16 Vb
26
16%
102
•100
V4!
129 vx
>
*
63%
16
145
♦104%
104%
r
300
6%
31%
16
13
,
13
Y
14%
29
25%
*28
t*:
131
6
/ '
46
r
14,300
39v4
39%
*1121/2- 115
1r-y *44
6%
123/4
7,500
:*/
t
128%
I,700
3,000
14%.
16'/a
29
Nov
21
9/64
*87
89
393/4;
ai4
*44
■'yy
37% / 37%
147% Nov
20
283/4
..
:
42 1
21
,
—
.145/8
•
14%
29%
100
62% Feb
102
.'A''
143/4..
16
37 vb
4
172% Jan
-
y
-
2
130% Jan
-
■
:
14%
28%
37
6
12
16
■'
39%
114
42
21%.: /,•— 21
,
53/4
v
"
28%
28%
-
13
*13%
..
-v
,•••>':/..
/
y
■'
102
*100
,
103%
"
64% Jan
14% Jan
';■■;
128'4
*12%
13%..
*12%
♦100
;
A „Y:;'
43%
128
C,y
/.../
,
413%:
■t
/
14%
64%
Co.
49% July
50% May 23
43%
;V
128%
:■*•■'■■
■y-A'
«/;.,;./;
'
6
21
f
.
■■,■■>;.:■;
11334
53/8
Day
-
39%
1133/4,
5%
46% Nov
18
'.393/8-
397/a
I12
;;
137% Jan
58% Feb
,
3,000
21
25 ,"■V, 129% Mar 26 1
174
*
700
3,200
preferred.—.
;
—.100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co.
:
10
American Ship. Building Co—No par
27
Apr
39% Jan
40
21
3Q
41%
.
.
45 y4
9
172
41%,
L
17%
30
21 vb
3
May
A
•
,
17%
29 %:
46%
9% Jan
8% Feb
/
.
18'/4
.
21
37% Feb
75
,r
100
301/4
17%
CLOSED
No par
Gas
Co
/
46
7% May 25
29% Jan,
6
50% Jan
6
13
:
*43
5
.1.25
7%
13
36% Jan
i
14,500
;■
21%
27
8
148
26%
*25%:
v
46%
"158% Apr
21
110
74%
73%
*146
21
5
40% Mar 14
Independence
91
*90%
i
1.:
263/4.
♦25%
700
400
v'
46%
179% Jan
/Feb
"
i
31%
-
21 y4
Rad
6% May 23
*30 3/4
V
46%
Potash
Amer
Feb
91
2,200
1,200
207/8
Amer
177
31%
150
45% V,
■'/
57
57
*28 3/8 "29
29
*146
4,300
46%
4
24% Mar 20
161% Jun
20
—
2,100
No par
50% May
56
40 y2
19,300
44%
Sany common—5
8
29% Jun
<
127%
1
Corp
American
8
.
30%
.
'
2
com
Molasses Co
Jun
*
..100
1
Products
American
20% Jun
,
30vb
45%
44 y4
45%:
733/8 ■> 743/8
yy
EXCHANGE
"
1
—100
American
16
72% Apr 11
58% Sep 21
30
5%
'
6
27% Jun
Jun
;
39%
common.No par
convertible preferred
7
21% Mar 14
170
17%
41%
Metals——No par
Ltd
preferred
American
•/
10% Jan
13% Jan
preferred
Amer
4
2
r,:7 by2 July
26 %
17y8
112
.100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
V
Common
rights....—^
34% May
28
Mar
26
i7ya
14%
prioi preferred
40% Mar 21
...
24% May 10 '
'
5%%
-
fe Jun 29
87% Jun 28
8
21
STOCK
•;
t
;
26%'
20%
r.
preferred—100"
International Corp——.1
111
'
.•;:»■;■
>
29%
Co——10
Co of
145
443/9.
v,
56 %
*30'/4
/
•r.
-
! 453/4
*90
■/■:
73%
145
17 y4
Ice Co common——No par
Investment
/
..
26
noncumulative
American
;
•
89%
723/4
73
147
v
!'
5%
*
American Hide & Leather com—.3
6% convertible preferred———50
American-Home^ Products
.1
3
17
1
53% Mar
Hawaiian SS
17% Jan
'106% Feb
453/8
20%
5%1-
441/4'
28 3/8
w
.20
.
European Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc...—40c
American
Jun
series C-100
;
89%
897/a
*144
American & Foreign Power
No par
American Gas & Electric Co—10
American
101% Apr 20
9
46% Jan
Oct
Distilling Co
89%
72%
—10
com
preferred
conv
17
27
Co
American Encaustic Tiling
.....1
American Enka Corp ___—5
17 % Apr
104
30
Jun
29%
1
35% Feb
Sep~13
24% Mar 16
29%
American
1
3
133 % Jun
24 % Feb
41% Mar 16
103
American Crystal Sugar com—_10
4'/2% prior preferred..—:
100
*
,
Oct
t
43% July
V
101% May .1
V
104
1
6% July
332 Jun
88%
May
!
29%
15,200
31% "
*20%
44 Vb / 443/8:
44
'
.
56
28%
15% May 25
'4
23% Oct
35 % May 28
86
25
;
15-
44
Jan
Mar 30
Nov
>
13% Sep
7
7
9
56
28%
Cyanamid
>y 5%
56%
45%
56%
3%%
'I
"" 45%
45
56%
28%
V American
18% May 23
44% Mar 12
.44%
'30%
-
20%
5%
44%
44'/a
44%
No par
Co
;Colortype Co
American
Apr 12
27% Mar 21
18
54
26
43%
44%
No par
153
8
15% Jun
12% Jan
42% Dec ,19
■
44»
44%
..
•20%
r
6
■
31%
•
31
-
20%
5%
43%
,-25
"
' 31% ■>-■•■«
30%
*20%
I.
——10
Chicle
American
:
3l%
^0%
12.50
chmtnoh-
"
6:,
Corp__-„I
-
American
Jan
Co
3i""
*20%
20 T
—
Radio
&
preferred
—
it! American Chain: & Cable—
.
34
48
Cable
y
commoif——_—1
Ine
preferred ±
7%
9
27% May 15
Theatres
American
American; Can
5
37%. Apr
106
.
Jan "
Broadcasting-Paramount
5%
■v
May 10
167
;
-
-
9
5% Jun
7.
46% Sep 16
71% May
6
:
7
23% Mar 17
>
Jan
47„
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
20% Apr
9% Jan
3
48% .Nov 30
38% May 16,
?,
24% Jan 23
-
Corp
34%
34%
34%
34%'
34%
35 y2
35%
353/4
2,500
10
32 3/4
33%
33%
34%
343/4
36%
36
36%
18,900
14
*27
28
*27
28
*21
28
*27
28
15
Iff
(120)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
6% Jan
43% Feb
11
Oct
36
14
5
31% July
3
24% May
4
3
6
11
96% Aug 30
102% Apr
13% Jan
41 % Apr
9
89% Apr
5
Argo Oil
5
23
19% Sep
29
6% Jun
14
62% Apr
15% Feb
7
3
18
7
Arnold
6
8% Jan
13
Nov
28
26% Jun
11
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
20
5
30
Jun
16
27% Jan
10
30% Mar 29
;
37% Sep
8
29% Feb
16
104% Feb
Associated
113
8
3
5
39
Mar 14
67
Jan 23
55
May 27
34%
1,800
,~.22%
22 Va
11,300
57%
59
58%
59%
V
59%
60
19,700
20 Va
20%
14,100
33 Va
33%
3,500
97
|
97
19%
19%
19%
19%
20 >/*
34
33%
34
33%
33 Va
96%
19%
96%
96%
96%
97
♦18%
19%
18%
18%
♦18%
19%
300
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,200
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28 >/*
28 V4
17% r, 17%
f; 17%
«18Va
♦18 %
5%
5%
2.50
28%
28 %
1
17%
29%
17%
29%
17%
17%
29%
$1.50 series_-No par
Goods
Dry
34%
22%
5
1
29%
.1
31'/*
31%
100
1
*105'%
106%
Associates Investment
:
29%
!
STOCK
31'/*
107
66%
67
s:
i
.
160
1,500
31%
20,400
1,300
.31'%
105 Va,;
V
240
%
500
;
vbb'%
bb'%
-
-
77'■ 1,400
29
105'%
:
•
6ti'%
66'%
:
.r:
31'%
108
*105'%
CLOSED
28%
29 Va
31%
r
EXCHANGE
106%
66'%
66%.
10
Co
31
■
'
'
Corp—
■.
preferred
5.25%
34%
22%
96%
Inc
Common
Jan
110% Jan
20
Apr
34 %
22%
19%
'
102 <
Aug 15
69
1
52% Feb
2nd preferred
34%
22%
33%
Inc__
Co
Carpet
,
34%
1
Oil <fc Refining com
Ashland
Mar 29
1,500
35%
23%
58 Yb
5
Corp
Industries
Arvln
31% Mar 15
17
26% Mar 14
56%
Illinois
Constable
Artloom
!34
35%
5
37
No par
of
Co
&
preferred
$3.75
36%
35%
Shares
♦4%
♦36 Va
5
♦4%
5
the Week
July 6
July 5
35%
34%
34%
♦22%
10
Corp
♦4%.
5
35%
1
_
Armstrong Cork Co common
2
Jan
22
14
5% Jun
Armour
2
May
-
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
2
Apr
18% May 24
17
9% Teb
24
7
29 % Jan
94
July 4
Friday
Wednesday
July 8
5
Corp
Steel
Armco
18
6
12% Jan
25% Apr
27% Mar
9
I
19
Jan
.22
+
Mar 15
24
8
46% Feb
Tuesday
•4%
No par
Argus Cameras Inc
6
15
5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
35% Jun 28
35% Apr 28
26% Oct
Inc
Co
27% Jan
20% Jun
55 % Dec
18
Dec
May 12
36
F W Products
A
6% Mar 19
18
Jan
<•
Pat
Bales for
SALE PRICES
Thursday
Monday
July 2
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Laweat
Highest
UvMt
NEW YORK
Range Sine# Jan. 1
Year 1955
4% May 19
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
lM|i far rrirliu
'
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Nov
121% Jan
18
162
Jun
15
62
13
30
58
27% Dec
•
13
10
23
23
27% Jun
8
96 % Feb
Mar 17
101
96% Oct
41% Oct
59% Mar
173
Jan
55% Apr
137
20
Aug 11
Oct
3
■
1
40% Sep
101% Apr
6
99% Feb
5
17
Jun
76 Va Mar 13
Atlas
-11% Jan
Dec
9
Austin
61% Feb 13
14% Jan
4
10
16% Jan
11
8
22% Jun
9
17% Feb
19
5% Oct
20
27
99
99'%
99%
J 00'%
55'/*
55% %
54'%
55
10
40'/a
40'/*
40%
40'/*
100
96%
97
95'%
97 '.»■
prior
Automatic
9%
9%
20
17%
20
70%
70% ;
No par
11'/a
11V*
17'/*
*17%
18
5% July
2
7% Feb
24
Avco Mfg Corp
41 Vs July
6
49 % Feb
24
k
of
Co
Canteen
22
(The)
*23%
._3
41%
5%
72 '/*
V:Vv>;:5%
41'A
,
24% Mar 30
•A 11% Jan
6
30 y« Jan
10
>
54% Jan
6
Jan
6
48% Nov
2
-
*
1
35% Feb
7
10
113
Feb
2
Jan
100% Jan
5
105
Apr
19
1
41% Feb
13
53
15 V. Jan
38% Mar
8
33% Jan
3
72% Mar 29
5
14% Jan
23
39
Jan
16 Ve Jun
48
Dec
13
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
133
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
38% Dec
1
22Ve Mar 14
24
Nov 18
29% Dec
104
Apr
9
6
106 Ve Jan
3%%
20
37% Jan
9
4Va%
Mills
31% Mar 19
Beckman
Beck Shoe
Jan
16
24% Jan
3
96
Mar 18
30
July 11
May 17
19% May 25
Jan
3
Oct
42% Jun
27
47% Jan
4
Beech
Feb
15
31% July
3
Beech-Nut
40
<
49
17% Jan
30
43
Jail
14
Feb
6
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
14
9
Bell
\
Apr
8
6
31
56% July
169% Dec
172
Nov
Sep
85% Sep
May 28
15
40
Dec
31
9
8
Aug 17
Sep 26
28% Mar 15
38
54% May 18
29
Nov
28
.«
3
20%
Mar~15~
31% Sep
Aug 23
39% Jan
20
9% Jan
10
45 Va May
7
40 V»
6
32 Ve May 11
34% Jun
13
July
38% Apr
:
27
July
47% July
,
Mar
1
22
14% July
6
7
11% Jan
3
3
58
17
Jan
Jan
15
91
61% Sep
16
53 y» Jun
21
11
29% Jan
61 Ve Jan
3
60% Apr
98% Feb
7
common
"when
5
*
Co
3 Va %
3
30
Dec
30
18
3
64 % Sep
I9
43% Mar
12V* Nov
2
18% Mar 28
38
Mar 14
51% Oct
19
32
0
Jan
9
/«
28
20% May 28
35% Jun
8
34% May
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
82
Jan
6
20% Jail
6
Mar"l4
15% Jan
6
85% Jan
20
28% Feb
6
25
16
14
,Feb
42 Va Mar 26
95 Ve
Dec
37% Apr
Feb
35% Jun
30
15 Ve Apr
25
38 V8 Jan
23
51% July
21% Jan
July 29
91 M> Jan
95 Ve Jun
25
Inc..
Union
Brown
&
Shoe
v
Bucyrus-Erle
Budd
22
$5
(The)
Buffalo
Bullard
Co
25% Sep
6
20'/* Jun
1
92 Ve Mar
8
13 V« May 28
72 Va July 5
71
Sep
30
80
3
92
6
34% Jun
Mar 18
23
Jan
8% Oct
24
Oct
6
11
11
Apr 26
22
19% July
1
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 26
36 Ve Feb
3
99 % Jan
26
23% Jan
7
46% July 28
2% May 17
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
10% Jan
6% Nov
37% Oct
14 V*
6
15
14
8ep 26
103% Jan
4
11'/a Apr
44% Dec
17 Va Dec
78
85 % Mar
44% Jun
15
10
16% Jan
9
Bush
17
31 % Jan
5
Butler
23
12% Apr
16
25% May
8
32% Jan
3
Jan
11
103% Jan
3
40% Jan
23
99
'
5
9
12% Jan
2o
5% Jun
8
12
37% July
9
43% Jan
17
32 Ve Aug 29
29% Jun
35'% Jun
16
30% Jun
59
21
51
26.
12
May 28
July
*78
43%
1
15%
7.15
I7_5
25%
15%
25%
♦S%
9%
7%
(A
M)
*
_No par
common
participating
preferred
_loe
29
*99%
30%
101
13%
73
^
*65
78
7
-
'
43%
*15%
;
43 Va
64
Feb
California
Callahan
Calumet
&
Hecla
Campbell Red
Lake Mines Ltd
6'%
46
6'/*
5
13%
13'%
_1
*5%
5%
37%
1.80
x37'%
15
89
*61
*29'%
31%
*51
$4.25
conv
preferred
Canada Southern
6
Caradian
Breweries
8
36% Mar 16
Canadian
Pacific
6
56 % Apr
Cannon
July
33 V* Apr
____.
45%
1
»
Inc
6
19
$
Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead
6
Mill*
Nopar
Ry Co
Ltd
Ry
—
100
Nopar
25
Nopar
15%
89'%
64
30%
32
51%
100
'?
38'%
39%
25%
51
7
5,200
26
51%
25%
51%
19Va
18%
19'%
"95 Va
*94 Va
95'%
34'/*
31'/*
32
•35 Va
345/a
35'/*
5,900
21V*
21%
21'a
1,500
13 5/a
13,500
I33'u
\
73
'
13'%
13%
•
"
73
>7
"
•
1,300
14,300
8,600
7
400
260
73
69 Va
69 Va
*65
79'%
'78-
79 Va
20
44%
■■"43%
43%
10,500
15%
*15%
*65
'
*78
25 Va
25%
9%
,
9%
•
' 9%
,
30% -30%
31%
101
2,500
39%
,
.
25 Va
*99%
96
-
—■
8,200
■7:
43 Va
.<■
78
9%
30'/*
4,900
7
r-
.
*15'%
7
69 Va
16
14%
*94
3,200
*25%
72%
25'/*
..
94'%
35'/*
14'/*
,
7'
100 7
:
35
14'%
21'/*
13%
73
7
79 Va
43
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
3
7
Jun
—100
Campbell Soup CO
17% Jan
62
69 Vs
3
08
10
7
page
7% Jan
14% May 28
25% Jan
see
3
61% May
3
8% Apr 13
16 Va Mar 20
89
July 15
*85
Co
Butte Copper & Zinc.
Byers Co
73
14%
'
33%
21Va
13%
100
—
"
Bros
21%
21 %
*95
40
35%
35'A
.
353'0
700
1,100
21'A
.
39%-
r:
3o%
2,300
*31 %
33%
13%
21
100
*94'/a
32'/*
33%
5
j
preference
Terminal
*3i%
73
„_ioo
second
32
21V*
1
-40
4,100
56%
55'%
7:
56
-.
95 Va
33%
49
7
*100
101
:
46%
46
V* Feb
11
preferred
4%%
*94%
5
Inc
Burroughs Corp
9% Jan
-Apr
Watch .Co
3%% .preferred
22% Feb
64 V* Feb
_For footnotes
6
28
95
33 y«
48'%
19
19 Va
*31 Va
300
48 Va
7
51'/a
50%
19
3,400
48
21'/*
70
38%
-
25%
49
19%
j
—
Burlington Industries Inc 06m—
8
7 25%
48%
~_io
i
Co
Bulova
77 V* Feb
25%
16%
*94%
8
4%
25%
48%
-v
4,000
18'A
18'%
800
.
13
94 %
383/*
5
'
54%
48
%„
34%
: '
-7
92'%
54 V*
•V"
'
Jo'/4
94
37
'
12%
*95
:
14%
14%
*93%
36%
No par
3
-
14%
94
92%
-
18%
39%
;
-
35 Va
x34%
31,800
48
21'/*
39%
100
,
5
;
19
29
13
Mar
23
17
Feb
23
35%
*95
3,700
45%
i
12%
*55
7
36 Va
35%
36%
3<5Va
par
No par
i,
16% Jan
.Jun
91% Jan
28% Mar 14
63% Dec 30
20
14%
*92
39%
40%
100
34%
—15
81% Jan
28% Jan
67% Jan
100
22
35%
{
InC
,«
Forge
3
21V4 Aug
39%
♦95
No par
preferred
3
12
I
Co
36% May
Mar 15
21'/*
_joo
——
Co common
35 Ve May
Dec
543/4
21%
3
59%
12%
47
54%
21 Va
2.50
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
5
3
1
16
46%
54%
i
Gas
Co
30% Feb 13
78
46
21
360
5,300
11%
47 3/a
54
bO
-
'
:
14%
X45
45%
18Va
4,400
.
7 : 13%
48%
777
45%
Bigelow
Brown
27
15
__5
13
12%
,
3.50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No
11
22% Jan'
12%
.
'
25,600
11%
;
54'%
48%
•48'/*
7
59'%
93%
7
19
18%
7
50
preferred
21
76% Jan
12%
common
Stratrtoli-;
47% Feb
Apr
_2.50
»
&
29% Jan
67
48
84,800
14%
60
*91 Ve
543/*
19
48
*
17% May 28
22
18%
100
2b
14%
x54Va
93 Va
54'/a
28%
25 Va
-
13..
11%
45
*91 Va "
54%
53%
28'/*
:
v;
11%
45 %
■
13
VVr' 59'%
RR—
Brooklyn
6
39% July
5
26
Jun 25
July 21
Jun
'
25
preierred
21
20
93
100
—^100
27 Ve Aug 17
21% Dec
43%
93
___5
common
Briggs
27
Feb
43 Vs
43%
47%
400
94'%
46'/a
25%
1,100
-
7
VV.; 92'/*
:
18,900
.
29
1
35%
28'%
14'%
v
11%
60
2#'
900
7
43'/* V
40'/*
39 Va
47 y»
,
*
*35
93%
12%
.
14%
11%
Bristol-Myers Co common-
27
14%
59%
Co
Airways
3%%
14%
..43'/*
-J
300
250
78
77
:•
7
-* 14 Va
*14
:
35'/*
25Va
-
13%
11%
1
2
•12%
i
900
163'/*
163'/*
39'/a
28%
25%
13%
2,200
18,000
-
29 Va
59%
preferred
V2V0
28%
25'/a
t
26%
11%
Manufacturing Co_
29
103% Jan
23
25%.Jun
:
23
4
:
1,100
493*
153%
•29'A
46
15
Briggs
10
25% Jan
14Va
-
34%
.
19,100
49 Va
i
90%
:
91 Va
90
29
*12%
-
6
29
■
6,600
Vwc
2
32%
153'/*
44 V+
37%
*■■■*?
21'/*
1%
;.
-
'
77
40
9,200
32'/*
14'A '•
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7 77,77;
' '
35
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27%
163
;
76
28%
20%
800
;•
r
49'%•
14'/*
13,700
.
96 7
53%
••V
154%
800
7
41
-
53'/*
2 '
152%
.-
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•
32%
49%
v;%.
•
37%
m7
6,800
,.
24'/*
23'%
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■
21 Yd
■'■■■
1%
32'/*
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v
59%
(The)
Bridgeport Brass Co
9
91% May 22
July 25
31% Feb 23
43
May
100
4
32 Ve May 25
17% May 17
111
58
.
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76
1.25
preferred
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24 Va Apr
14
95 Ve Jan
-•***
54% May 10
54
36 Va Feb
Nov
<iau
19
23
100 Va Apr
25
8
24% Jan
Aug 11
33
11% Jun
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28%
89%'
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1
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20%
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28%
88
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5%
52%
53'/*
,
37%
37%
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56 Ve July 20
24
May 10
28% Jan
95
49 Ve Dec
Jun
04%
-43
43
43%
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Inc
Boston Edison
Boston Sc
14% Jan
28 Ve Jan
75 Va
2.50
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Borg-Warner Corp
10
75
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7 7 Day
7
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45
40%
162 Va
37 Ve
50
12,200
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23
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STOCK
151%
14%
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45
89
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24
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148%
162%
14%
1
89
70
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40
49%
162 %
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317
—
11,300
14,200
21'/*
21
31'A;
23
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149%
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CO——
Class B
3
1
17
May
Airplane
Borden
57% Mar 19
38% Jan
Co
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Laughlin Inc
105
21'/*,
CLOSED
162%
74%
135
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;
600
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51%
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11'/*
2
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50
%
500
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51%
32%
32%
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Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
100 % Nov
■?
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Mfg Co
1
(Deluwaid)
Decker
&
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-
12
95% Sep .12
29
1
r-_r
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•
170
3,300
7;:
47
17'/*
.
11'/*
-
21
1%
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2
1%
32%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp——5
Bon Ami Co class A
No par
v
12% Mar 16
64
May 29
&
New
20% May
i-
V •t.f. 44%
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v
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51
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20%
4
;
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2,400
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96
20%
si
5
—
29'/*
31%
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500
1,500
27%
11'A
.
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60'%
80'/*
31%,
31%
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40 V*
2,000
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67'%
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104%
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10,900
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-
30%
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23 V*
40
48% 7
20%
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11%
22%
10
Steel (Del) com—No par
7% preferred ——
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Blgelow-Sanford Cdrpet (Del) coin.5
4%% pld series of 1951
100
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94 Va
43% Nov 29
6
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common—
7, 150
103
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109
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,
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109
79'/*
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89
-
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48 Ve Apr
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preferred J.
&
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•
29% Apr
12
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89
89
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26
11% Jun
30
t
30
19% Jun
14
Dec
11
25 V* Jun
3
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84
66% May
15% Mar 14
51
Jan
»
7
,i
46
July 5
23% May 28
3
8
9
23
69 Ve Jan
29
25 ;
Dec
RR
Aviation
28%
20%
30%
21
34
48
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■
51%
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27,800
42
44'/*
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28%
28%
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4%%
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7,900
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33%
27'%
51%
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6,700
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42'/*
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6
41%
-
79%
41%
*
135
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105
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—100
20%
Packing
Best Foods
13
32% Feb
»
;
16 Ve Jan
Jan
4V«%
Benguet
17
28'/a Jan
14
88% Mar
12
51
135
* ■v.v;
61'%,
79'/*
,
17%
51%
51
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600
900
200
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27%
43%
43 Va
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17%
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48,900
48%
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27
43'/*
5%
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V
103
67
66%
♦42
-
5'%
•?V/
V
'
61%
26%
43%
12.50
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,
22
25% Jan
4
33% Jun
25
28%
preferred. —100
common-
—
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'•
1,000
41'%
V
108% "V
*101
47%
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78
44
43%
Inc
Howell
&
Bendlx
2
172% Feb :
'
24
May
167% Apr
17
74 V4 Jun
22
Mar
Apr
13 Va Jun
.
7
30
33% Apr
53% Jun
30
140 Va
16
11
63
158
9
18
Jan .18
•26
♦42
No par
Belding-Heminway
Aircraft Corp
21% May 8
2% Feb 24
44% Jan 23
1
Jan
Jan
101
30
1% Jan
35% July 25
6
33% Oct
48 % Jun
'
45% May
5
18% Jan
7
12
7
;
13 Ve Jan
94% July
-
14
Dec
6
101% Jan
Creek
66%
24'/a
33%
"108%
V
"
48
♦60%
77 Va
17'/*
23%
.'
13% '
*
61%
;
77%
-10
Bell
28 V* Feb
2
7
158% Sep
■
15
20
15
18
22% Feb
Apr 22
Mar 14
74
11 Ve Jun
16
59% Mar
14
19% Sep 26
1
25
Feb
Apr
101
8
Oct
45
27
42 Ve
6
17
[ 96% Mar
6
(A
61
103
47%
66
66
1
10
Beech Aircraft Corp-
38
Jan
30% Jan
22
14
34% May
47%
^10
Instruments
11
26
26% Oct 24
12
Nov 28
47%
50
preferred
Beaunlt
Jan
:
100
Corp
prior
conv
91
23
88
•101
common—5
Works
Beatrice Foods Co
Mar 28
28'
25 Va Jan
Iron
20Va Sep
85
♦108 V* 109 7v:
102%
—
Bayuk Cigars Inc
64% Mar 16
130
Corp
33%
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33%
108J/4
1,400
72%
11%
17'/*
' -
41%
33'/*
8,800
11'%
6'/a
; :
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13 77
33 Va
preferred
4%%
Bath
27
18 Ve May
30
12
19% Jan
OH
6'%
VVV 41
41
,
108 V*
•106 Va!
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
BBrothers
4
Jun
54% Jan
8
12%
6%
40 y.
12%
100
100
common—
Barber
44
6
40
12%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
14
29 Ve May
•
May 28
V 43
i ;
27
Ohio
62% May 10
19
20 ye Jan
"
&
39
No par
preferred series C-
82 V* Jun
9
Jan
fin..
19% Nov 23
6
v
Ve Jan
42
4%
Baltimore
6
9
Corp—-il3
Klec Co_
<fe
Gas
6%
6%
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preferred series B—
4%%
■*".
May 10
68% Jan
H 62% May 28
75% Nov 23
•
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Wtlcox Co
Baltimore
32% Jun
45
July 14
66% Jan 13
26 ' Sep I9
45
Sep 15
30
(B
Baldwin-Lima-Hairtilton
53% Sep
14
18
99
12
8
Babcock <fc
106Va Apr
105
Jun
35% Jan
6
15% Jan
Babbitt
26
5
12
35% Aug 12
113% May
Mar 31
109
6% Jan
44% Apr
11% Jun
10
320
34,800
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17%
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42%
*
11,400
9%
17
5%
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94'/*
9 V*
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73
11%
n'%
lull! B
5% May 22
35 Va May 24
8'/* Feb
6Mi Aug 18
3,700
40%
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17 y*'
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1,600
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5%
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s
96
9'/*
24
24
24
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common
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58 Va
28%
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pref
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55
40
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91%
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/
9%
58%
29'/*
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58%
28%
'
17%
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1
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27 Va Mar 16
8
28%
'
158
155
Independence
59
28'%
series B_
$3.75
Mar 30
54
58'%
28%
.
RR
-
8% Apr
26
Oct
58%
28'/*
common
cumulative
5%
27% Dec
Mar 21
19
42
Jan
18
Feb
Preferred
20
Atlas Corp
20
68
58%
No par
—
Lino
Coast
Rellniug
10% May 28
1
July 18
16% Nov 16
10
Atlantic
18% Jun
47% Mar 14
A
Atlantic
9
44
94% July
9
20
5
preferred
9
63% May
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35% Jan
155%
„
4%
155% 157
157
50
50
6.50
100
i
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—_
_
City Electric:Co com
t
Atlantic
Feb 27
101
8% July
17
15
34% May
'96% Sep
Common
20
30% Mar 13
\ 43% Jan 27
8
Apr 23
61% Jan
-
25%
16
9%
30
1,500
9'%
7,500
31%
*
101
46%
2,300
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6%
13%
5%
37%
37%
15%
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91
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63%
65
65
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6%
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5%
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5%
6,000
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6
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130
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6%
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64
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31%
;
2,900
„
1,500
37%
38
38'/*
3,400
15 V8
15
15%
4,400
30%
30'/*
30'/*
32
32
32%
52
51
51
90
50
200
26,000
100
Volume 184
Number
5549
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(121)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range (or Previous
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
22% Jan
Lowest
42% Dec
6
30 y8 Mar 14
7
38% Sep
25'A Oct
36% Apr
112
10
Jan
23
11
121
21
6
2j
July
•23
121
Mar
49% Aug
18
53% Mar
16
17% May 16
19% Dec
116
45
2
Dee
12
127% Aug
8
19% NoV
10
105% May
26 % Jan
'114% Nov 2J
130
72% Dec
21
Jan
27
18% Jan
26
'27
53 % Jan
Jan
ID
'
9
8b
'
8
7%
6
Jan
119
25
Co
series...
31%
31%
preferred
39
38%
24%
24%
24%
*113%
24%
114 %
24%
113
x24%
5
75
27
bo
Jun
37% Dec 23
34
Feb
14
47% May
19% Apr 27
18% Apr
25
20-
Jan
.;,7%
13
2nd
55%
3
'
5%
preferred •:
84%
15%
108%
84
108%
65*
x43
65%
17%
66
43
43 %.
19%
20
17%
.
29
Apr 20
17
Feb
14
18% Jan
6
11% Nov 30
9
Jun
26
12% Mar 1"6
37% Jan
18
46
Feb
2
79% Jan
3
69% May 25
95% Nov 14
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81% Feb
9
57% Apr 13
86% Jun 12
"/
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31
,45% Jan
108
22 "
,
18
Apr 26
55% Sep 19
5
-
Jun
112
7
15% Jan
6
51% Jan
16
106 % Apr
9
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Mar 11
24
Jan
7
*30% Sep
6
27% Jan
Mar 14
40 % Dec
22
33% Jan
33 % Jan
4
8% Jan
6
/
4
*13% Jun
8
16% Apr
18
14% Mar
-71% May
15
22 % Jan
27% Feb
10
7
Dec
6
109
6% Jan
68
-
Feb
7
10% Mar 23
6
17
21% Jan
28
56% Sep
100
18
1
Cessna
3
Chadbourn
8
Chain Belt Co
■
•/'-
21
Jun
17
36% Mar 25
28% Feb
27
23% Mar
33% Jan
18
36% Jan
15% Jan
16
29% Jun 22
•
14% Jan 21
30% Jan
74% Sep
6
42% Dec
14
15% May
29
14 V4
7
Jan
66% Jan
31%,July
44% Jan
36% Dec
30
104 % May
9
37 % Dec 30
Nov
50% Feb
1
11
17% Jan
' Nov
19% Jan
94
Jan
26
Feb
14
■
25
Oct
3
41 % Jun
July
55
Jan
202% Sep 23
47% Jan
104% Jan
18
9
42% Jun
29
17
103
30
Jan
42 %
109
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Jun
Aug 18
"
11
23% Jan
196
100% May 28
13
34
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<
4
106
Apr
23
45% May 12 >
25% Feb 14
3
26
Jan
Clark
C
32 Va
32%
32%
1,700
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353/8
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38
38
-
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14%
14%
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63
63
6
67
Jan
18
24
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8
4,300
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31%
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33'A
1,400
3%
3%
5,200
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1,100
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66
79%
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com
81
106
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40
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70
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55
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28%
29
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28%
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53 »A
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42%
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20
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Day
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41
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42%
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gtd
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59
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CLOSED
107
42%
98
,
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14%
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
53%
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59
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108 9A
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200
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75
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30
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5,400
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71
71%
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73
20
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10/
3
500
64'A
33'A
33%
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Cleveland &
600
9%
31%
31*A
3%
66
36%.
8%
46 Va
St
$4.50
:
80% Mar 26
45
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5,200
15
66%
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Jan
C
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40
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300
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Equipment
1,300
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a
3 %'
3,200
36
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16%
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38%
14%
63%
40
21%
Louis lly Co coin_i._ioo
5% noncumillative* preleiaed
100
Cleveland Elec Ilium com
...15"
13
43% Jun
111
40% May 31
Jun
8%
*30
City Products Corp..No par
City Stores Cof common....
5
4 'A "/o.
convertible t>referredA..10O
May 28-
103
5
70'/» Apr
7
210
32%
*102
...
May 28
Sep
106%
39%
No par:
City Investing'Co colnmon
>* 5 % % preferred'
21
Jan
78% Dec
106%
63%
25
Cities Service CO
3
61
41
4
20% Oct
6
19% May 29
94% Feb
7
111
Aug 30
73
Oct
'
70% May
20% Mar 29:
87
107%
03
46%
A
&
*82
200
106%
39%
24
pfd
—A—
1,900
54
16%
9'A
39%
A,;
'f oul
500
9%
•
56%
103 Vai
•35%
9%
*8
No par
4%
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co,
C I T Financial corp.
July
26
196
79
103
—50
com
series
Gas
Common
12% Jan
In-*
Jun
21
A
'
36%
Del.50
com
lioncuin
800
17%
9%
87'
33%
.-•'■* 9'A
No par
i
Western
r'
29
8
Jan
A
North
preferred
Chrysler Corp
102% Api
23
30
series
&
Chicago^Pneumatic
,
3 .'
Jan
25
Oct
13
37% Jan
15
3
Jan
46% May 24
33'A May 31
108
Feb
115 *
27
191
10
40%
87
25
54
5%
5%
,
Cincinnati
Apr
Jun
*82
20
54
10
'
66%
9%
54
31%'
79
.1.25
Mllw St, Paul & Patf
Chic
17%
16%
3%
103
35%
.1
Ry
*19%
9%
.
com
^.A.-
19%
17V4
3,500
56%
33%
79
(The)
Western
19%
2,500
,
56'A
31%
103
1
40
preferred
44%
xl6%
3%
No par
Ipc
25
1
96
-1
107
Jun
lilt
65%
44
.
Co—
preferred..AlOO
111
65%
43%
!
3k;,-,
67
10
65%
'
67
109
43
■
10
200
12,800
65%
*53
33%
3%
5*
Chicago Rock 1st & PuC RR__No par
14% May 22
Chicago Yellow
No par
30% May 21?
Ciiickaslin Cotton' Oil
^_10
69 % Mar
1 -" 'CTTile Gopjior Co.__
9
25%
62% Sep 23
Sep 27
5
51% Feb
29% July 15
4
4,
69% July
43% Mar
30
7
17
Chic
\
1,
8
60
3
71% Jan
4
Aug
101% Apr
26% Jan
1
20% Feb
1
A
Great
5%
46% Feb
io'/tiJun
Aug 23
Chic
6
31% Feb
37% Jun
1
27;
-Class
8
30
."31%
33 V«
;
11,900
15%
*108'A
37% w
*9%
63
109-
—
107% ^
14%
i
-
63%
No pat
convertible
Chicago Corp
5
duly 27
101% Nov 16
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
% Jun
]
-
86
102'A
15%
17V4
ni:
55% May 28
22
22 % Feb
59-
18
23% Jan
1
10
Manufacturing
Chicago & East
5
Apr
14%
10
»
Cab
3'/»%
,
27
41% Jan
V 18%:May 28
1
42 % Dec
:
3
30
16
4
.
50
9
Van
19
53 % Mar
30
-9% ireb
37 > Feb
39
Apr
31% Apr
27% Apr
1
"
1
30% Dec
:48
Dec
13
39% Jan
5
43% July 26
6
45% Feb
-
9
44% Dec
19
Dec
43
14%
Chemway Corp
i
G'nesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common_.25
•
66% May
2
105% May 2
24% Jan 16
8
18
92
*
'
26
12
10% Apr
3
Checker
4
13
37%
62
•
85%
102'A
.
36
*35%
37'A
5
Inc
$4.50 preferred
Chance Vouglit Aircraft
3 £
May
35%
37
400
200
32 y8
32%
35%
.290
11,000
102
r
L /
Independence
16% (
*106%
32%
4,900
121/2
100%
15%
56
106%
22
12
85'A
*108'A
58
48%
22
.
103%
Day
87
*55
32%
57 »A
48 %
15 '/a
9% ■'
16%
*
106%
•
Go—
Gotham
v
16%
56
21%
84%
CLOSED
.
57
49'
*1021/4
(...
*
.
54
*82
87"
16%
9.50^
Common —1
71:
Feb
12 ',2
20
27% Mar 25
6
42% Jan
Mar 21
53% Jan
96% Jan
Jan
A 30
108
9
20% Sep
100
83% July
3
14'
Aircraft.
9%
900
101 %
17%
*53
No par
Champion Paper &r Fibre
26
16
Oct
Co.
9%
55%
;y
Certain-Teed Product)!
Corp
75 % May
Feb
36
42% Jan
93% Jan
Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills ;
de Pasco
Coip___£;
36'A May
4% Jan
Jan
8
Violela
..•>..■■>:
Cerfo
8
May 1
31% May 24
16
25
'
'Jan
Central
9"
9
103
3
Feb
9% Feb
1 5
59
South West Corp
Centra! &
*17%
54
*82
Elec..Noparr
Light corn__.No par
_—50
33 % May 16
28
3 % May
54% Jan
65% Nov 30
29% July 19
6% May 17
•
29
57% Nov 18
5
104
5% Sep
-
9%
*53
preferred ;J_i_^_.i__™_100
Central Illinois Public Service
10
Central RR Co of N J::
39% Mar 27 '
23
l
No par
_i_100
.,
4%%
7
30
u__fl
5%
Central Illinois
S
9% Jun
56% Jan
Apr
29% Jun
Oct
i
5
17% July 21
: ee t
Dec 30
43% Jan
Apr
42% Mar
36'% Dec 22
23% Mar 14
50
Jun
Co
preferred series ii:
Central Hudson Gas &
1
15 •-;'
20
37% Mar 14
■> 4
'
Sugar
Foundry Co .'.i.*!.
Central of Georgia
Ry com
•
6
;; Feb
33
10
18
13% Oct
..
57% July
113
23
29% Jan
Central: Aguirre
Cential
*17% Mar 22 A
■
23
21
4 »;
2,700
49'/4
12Vt
;
STOCK
"
19%
160
25 »/2
471/2
101
EXCHANGE
109
43%
113%
25'A
12
.
t
15%
*108%
65%
Xl9%
■■
84"%
.
103V2
15%
V
■
<
*102%
-
113'/a
21%
103
1,700
49%
56'A
•
2.600
2 5'A
2 5'A
49
'
12'A
*101
103%
20
s
102
15%
.
22
Jun
11%
38 %
24%
114-
5,900
38%
24%
I '
21%
12
24%
Shares
31%
493A
'
-
f
49
84%
4%% conv preferred series A.100
Ceiotex eorp common
i
56%
,49
31
391/4
24'A
■
.
*21%
*102%
__100
....
55%,
-
31%
*112'A
"
*
48
21'A
102
'
;
the Week
July 6
311/s
•
.
24%
47%
Friday
38%
49
11%
10
.
50%
21%
ioo
preferred
48%
*48%
Preferred 4.20%
ioo
Celanese Corp of Atner com__No
par
3
I
Feb
24%
*47%
12.50
common
114 %
:
Bales far
Thursday
July 5
39
i
1
prices
31%,
39
50
coihmou^.,
-
Caterpillar Tractor
7% Jan
"
preferred
Tj
(J
"
21% Jan
2
4%%
18% Dec
*
31%
(Philip)
Case
balk
July 4
5
Col
high
Wednesday
..
July 3
i
.
Carriers .& General Corp...
5
July
104
2
duo;.
108% July
27
119% Jan
23
26
23% Apr
18 % Jan
Tuesday
July 2
"
101% May
5
3
Monday
Par
f'
•
■
24
o.j-,*
July 20
July 26
83
RECORD
<
low and
Mfg Co-i
.10
Cliuchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light :
No par
Carpenter Steel Co^.A
;
5
Carrier Corp common..:
;
io
62% May 16
11% May 28
100 %Jun 14
9
Carey
2
57% Apr
May 10
20% Jan 19
3
61% Dec
27% Apr
29
•48
7
19
May 16
-
102% Feb
-
2
23 % July
13% Nov
•
23
1
'
Carolina
Jan
52% Mar
"
STOCK
Airlines Inc
Carborundum
(The)
9
40% Feb
"64% Feb
18
1 *" *'
Capital
1
9
42% May
29 % Mar 20
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
41% Feb
25
uun
113
.
NEW
Highest
30% May 28
31 % Jan 23
Nov 22
26% Jan ?3
Mar 15
48% Oct
EXCHANGE STOCK
■
Tear 1»35
Special
Clevite
.
guaranteed 4%
stock__5Q
Corporauoti_.„_„i
1
-I"
A.
55% Oct
11
2% Jan
17
4
39% Mar 14
49
133 % Jan
-
4
100% Mar
80% May
122
»
6
Apr
145
18
1,160 '
'
50% May
90
14
6
21
45
Jan
16
r
59
Jan
Jan
60
,
Jan
Jan
Ion
Jan
50% Jan
28
125
28
131% Mar
2
2
10
1
74 jun
27% May 28
47 % Jun 11
4o
Feb
61
July
57
Feb
9.
34% Apr 18'
49% May 10f
7
32
11
59% Feb
77
May 27
46%
15% May 28a
8
18% Jun
81% Jun
4
2
57% Jun
16
26% Feb
9
28
Jan
4
29%
Juu
26
25
6
48
Jun
8
45% May 24
17% Jun
8
26% Jan
84% Jan
58
Apr
Internat'l
Co
Corp——No
*129%
130.%
129'A
*105
110
117%
55 V*
55
87
.
55 %'
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116
J
55%
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16 Va
16
16
28%
29 %
29 %
297/b;
i,
47%
47 '
45
64
*60%
64
^
*57 'A
59
'*57%
59
c
115%
2,900
'
55'/a
56
87
87
."
16
30%
*47%
50
163/a
1,000
2J%
48
61
3,000
15%
46
61
*57%
30
110
*940
*44
47 Va*
-
1,400
1,700
129%
55%
293/t
•' '
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•
48
*45
•
115'A
'7,000
3
43
87'A
153/4
'•
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__50-;'-
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117'A
*940
'
87 V4
-*1GV8
par
com—No par:*
preferred; series. B
42%
110
116%
43'A
*940
54%
86%
No par*'*"
3
3%
42%
129%'
*105
110
*940
*
10
com
-
*115%- 116%
No par
Corp—No par
Fue!& Iron
Columbia
'
6
;
Class
Class
30%
17,500
*47%
48
100
.
*
*44
20
64
100
*57%
60
46
*60%
'
60
'
—
i
—•
24%
26
25%
263A>
25%
26%
26%
26%
24%
15%
26
25%
26% j
25%
26%
26'/a
26%
11,300
15 Va
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
25,900
50,700
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
81 Va
81 Vs
81'A
82%
*81%
82'/a
60
50 Vt
501/4
811/4
50%
*81%
50
503/4
51%
51 'A
51%
1,800
30%
30 Va
30 y4
30%
30'A
30%
303/8
303/4
5,100
Combustion
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Solvents''
3
$4.25
cumulative
Columbian
30
13
r
.-2.50
£.
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
3
54
_•
System—
2.50
B
Columbia Gas System Inc____No par
Columbia Pictures common—:
fl
-
12
29% Apr
Broadcasting
A
...
36% Mar 22
Jan
*105
plelerred.lOO '
& Southern Ry .com.c^lGO •.
npnciimiilative'1st jpld-.wlOO noucumulatlve 2nd pfd__ilOO
4%
28% Mar 201
17
5%%.
4%
28% Mar 19i-
34% Aug
Feb~25
19% Jan
28
28
85% Feb
28%! Mar 15
v
'
V''
22% Jun
22% Jun
52 % Jun
11
129 Va
3
2%
43
!■
Apr 21
16% Jan
130%
*129
—100
Colorado
16:
Apr 22
17% Feb 23
27% Dec 22
23% Nov 23
44% Oct
'
i
9'
t
31
Colorado
51'A Mar 12'
14
2nd
$3.50 preferred
Collins &, Aikiimir
'
66'A Apr
2%
42%
('thfe)i-~—,
Colgate-Palmotive
,
f"
5
3%
42%
1
9i
5
23% Jan
3%
42%
J—
cumulat-ive
Coca-Co}a Co
94'/2 Mar
1
preferred
[ 4%'
2
■
15% Mar 14
7%
13
62% Jan
-
No par
No par
Z-
Cluett Peabody & Co" com.
Coca-Cola
54% July
86.% July
Mar 29
22% Oct
CIopay; Corp
5-
dUn
4
20
75
23'A Oct
Climax Molybdenum
.
13'
Jun
74
115
3
•
75% Apr 23
3% Jan 16?
141
May 27
67% May 27
963'
17
23
,2% May 31
41% May 28
128% Jun 20
33% Sep 13
49% Dec 30
6
56
62% Jan
95% Mar
6
„
7
Aug 26
July 11
Sep 15
21% Jun
Mar 14
45% Dec
.
'
6
Jan
17% Jan
2
Aug 26
•148% Mar 14
9
111% Jan
990
•■
Apr
A
21% Mar 20
prelerred.No par
Carbon
18%
*
__No par
Co
18%
27%
28'A
1
27 5/a
27 Va
271/2
28
Au
49 »A
50
49%
50 s/a
—I
Inc
Co.m
17%
18 Va
18
18%
18%
41
41
27'A
18 3/a
41%
50
50 'A
50'A
28 3/s
50 '/a
18%
18%
41%
42Vt
1,400
6,400
6,'200
4,600
'
■
■
'
38% Mar 14
7% Oct 14
Nov
4o% Oct
7
12% Jan
10
45'A Jan
6
108
Jan
5
39% May 28
7% Jun 15
44% Mar 19'
24% Jan
28
27% Feb
*
47% Jan 20
8% Jan ll"
18
11
14% Jun
20
18
May 26
18 % Jun
28
22% Jan
12*
37
11
25 %
34% Nov
18
23% Sep
1
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
44 Yb Jan 24
*'
23% Jan
5
15% Jan
7
18% Feb
31% Oct
19
36% Jan
20'A Nov
10
33
10
1
Jan
7
7% May 10
46 % Jun
108
Jan
l
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
61
Jan
6
101 % Mar
7
27% Jan
6
100% Jan
13
97% Aug U
30 Va, Mar 26
17% Feb
17
16 'A Feb
14
11
Jan
27
3
112
Mar
109 % Jun
104
Dec
-
4
1
28
23% Mar 19
49% Mar 22*-
Con sol EdisoiPof
Jan
Jan
110'A Jun
4'
29
$5
preierred
Consul
18'A May
Consolidated
Foods
Consolidated
Laundries
9
Electronics
Consolidated
Retail
10% Jan
9
Consolidated
Textile Co
5%. July
6% Jun
47
3
20
Jun
22
106% Apr
12
104 y2
100
,
July
May
51%
112
16
27
Mar 13
Jan
RR
1
1
103 »/2 Jan
80
41
July
% Sep
109
July
7
72% Feb
10
99
8
28
95
1
104
For footnotes
see
102 y2 Apr
26
39 'A Feb
,
104% Jun
5
Jun
30% May 14
10
1
page
96% May
26.
1
Jun
$4.50
$4.52
4
$4.16
22
Corp
ti%
pld
Stores
100
preferred
preferred"
preferred
—
Corp of
Common
'
*
,
106% Jan
May
102'A Mar
18'
20
9
5:
4%
10
y
y_100
j.
Baking
2,500
18%
18 5/a
183/4
18%
10%
18 %
18%
2,200
31%
32%
32
32
31%
32
20 Va
20
20
193/4
20
19%
19%
2,300
46 'A
46%
47%
47%
47%
473A
48'A
10,100
-
313A
600
109 JA
109%
109'A
109'A
1091/4
109%
109%
1,400
28'A
28 %
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28%
2,200
*16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16"%
16%
16%
"
*29
*16%
17
*16%
40
39'A
39%
30
*27Va
6
7
47 Vt
-
*16%
17'A
39%
6%
7
47%
5%
7
47 Vs
30
39
38%
39
30
*27%
6%
7
6 3/a
7
47'A
4734
108 3/4
109V4
6'A
6%
4,100
*6%
7
3,400
48
6,100
109
109
230
105%
60
102
20
109
108%
109
*105 Va
106
*105'A
106
*105%
106
104%
101%
*
102
TOO %
101
*100'A
IOO 'A
6,5o0
47'A
108%
101
700
30
6%
6'A
•
100
17
3834
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'
47%
Co 'com—
5
91V*
*101-
30%
92'A
103
30 3A
104
921/4
*101
30%
104
92>A
1031/s
31
104
No par
104
20
47
47%
47Va
47%
98
98
97
97%
preferred'
Can
800
15VB
$3.75 preierred—No par
$5.50
Continental
12,000
7%
15
America-
A.
preferred
Continental
7%
15%
X109»A
^10c
No par
No par
.
14%'
-
No par
—
7%
15
46 Va
Inc—__1
Inc:
7%
7%-
14%
20
5
*
Jam 11.
36% Jan
50
Cuba
Consumers Power Co.com
'
6
of
I
15
*32
Consolidated Natural Gas—:—,—10
Consol
3
109% Feb
I
1.33%
7%
18%
Corp—___1"
Corp
4
9;
19
Container
105% Jan
Ind
40%
7%
14%
—No par
:
36% Mar 12
40%
7%
Y cOnv—No par
N
31 '/a May
14% Jan
Jan
40%
■
Publislilng Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc —,
.No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
——•
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
21% Apr
40»/8 Jun
.
25
Nast
23
3
14% Dec
6
Cunde
15% May 28
34% Jan 10
Mar 16
53% Nov
10
45% May 25
lOG'A May
1
27-/2 May 28
Commonwealth Edison Co
8 'A Mar 16
Inc
,
com
91%
♦101
31'A
*104
47%
•97
92'A
103
313A
105'
47%
98 »/4
91 'A
■101
31 VB
103'A
47%
*87
9134
1,600
103
31%
104
3,200
180
47%
7,700
98Vt
160
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
NEW
19% Apr
16% Apr
23
15
27'/a Apr
23
3
58% Apr
9
Continental
6% May 23
9% Jun
11
Continental
Motors
2
8% Dec
25 'A Mar 14
2
19
28% July 27
53
July 5
58
July 27
21% Mar 29
48% Apr
14
50 % Jan
6
29
Sep
12
100
Jan
26
102
26
Oct
28
Mar 20
Cooper
26
52
54% Jan
31
65% May
8
2
Jan
20
87Apr
19
99
Jan
19
5
99
Jan
25
20
32% Feb
24
Apr
26
180% Mar
35% Jan
23
5 % Jan
19
2% Jan
16
17J
50
5
Apr
2% Feb
48% Jan
28
34% Feb
9
42% Mar 26
24
98% Nov
15
92% May
2
97% Mar
-
May 29
Sep
28% Jun
19
30% Jan
60% Jan
10
75% Apr
18% Feb
28
32% Apr
23
35% Feb
23
29
53 % Jan
23
697/8 Apr
3
Feb
2
13
15
30
37% Sep 23
30
59% Dec
Sep
32% Jan
27
22 Vs Sep
107
102 % May 24
3
May
9
14
9
20% Mar
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
6% Jan
6
12% Nov
3
Feb
59
9% May
6% Oct
4
8% Jun
21
35
11
Feb
23
116
3
3
Jan
67% Feb
23
55% Jan
30
26% Jan
36% Nov
Jan
6
Jan
27
140
7
86
43% Jan
6
53% Dec
91% Sep
30
95
13% Nov
30
18
16% Oct
Jan
Jan
91
Sep 15
93
Mar
95% Feb
48
89
31
13
17
49
48%
48%
49
50
49'A
50
6,800
27%
28%
29
31%
31
31%
30%
31'A
52
62'A
277/8
1,800
83
85
84 3A
85
5,600
Petroleum
Corp_
♦50
*50
52
81%
*93%
95%
97
*97
98
28%
29%
STOCK
83V4
95%
97
81%
82
♦93%
171
100
1
preferred
International
171
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Independence
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.
.
.
,
■
of
37
18
Apr
55
Feb
17% Mar 19
3
67/8 May 21
1
13
Mar 14
22
May 16
20
24
48% Feb
18
86% Apr
18
96
99
30
8
26
65
15%
14%
147/s
33%
33
33
64
64
64'A
*33
102%
102%
102%
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103'%
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103'A
90
48'/4
48%
49%
491/4
50%
50'A
507/8
12,800
100
17%
171/4
17%
17'A
17'/4
17'A
17'A
710
pfd
16
16 7/4
16
16
163/s
1C%
ll'/a
10%
11
4,600
14,500
10
5
100
>
8%
2.50
37
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61 %
32%
32%
357%
V;: 357/4
357/2.
100
107'/4
48% *483/4
1
100
•
5
1
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15
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89 'A
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Inc
series
47
7
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5'A
15-3/4
t'
87'/2/
87
-
.-*92
;*877/2
93
22'/a
50c
14%
89
6
18% July 11
16% Mar 12
Decca Records Inc
31% May 16
39% Sep 23
35% May
5
25% May 15
347/s Jan
3
Deere
31% May
35% Feb
6
26% May 28
16
30
Jan
27
Nov
29
44
28
16
38% Jan
23
48
21
337/8 Jun
25
75
1
34
Oct
Jun
11
3
24
47%
89
89"
2,900
143/8
14'A
3,900
26 'A
18,500
I,000
7
26
Detroit
Hillsdale «6W8R CO—100
Apr
9
Apr
5
De
38 % Mar
8
Devoe
59% May
447/a Apr
7
Diamond
5
Diamond
11
Apr
43% Jan
31
26
Sep
19
32% Jan
11
37% Jan
28
33% May 14
13% Jap
10
22% Nov
30
17% Jun
15
35% Jan
20% Jan
Detroit Steel Corp.
Vilbiss Co
17
30
14
14
14'/8
793/4
81'A
81
823/4
90% Jan
3
Douglas
5
Dow
Dresser
29
6
200% Jun
8
237
Apr
5
Apr
12
115% Apr
6
121% Feb
6
Preferred
Apr
12
11
99'/2 Jan
3
Preferred
$3.50
53
July 22
55
54
14
Jan
20
37% Jun
25
50
Feb
27
49
18
17% Nov
Nov
48
4
49
6
Nov
9
s
19
53%
Apr
Apr
30
52% Jan
75»/2
76%
76'/a
80%
78 7/4
78
80
80
82 'A
81
753/4
823A
20
*20
20'A
*20
20'A
*11
11%
*11
117/2
17
$3.75
Mar
54
Feb
Jan
12
54
Feb
24
4%
73/8
71/2
211%
2111/4
212
series
No par
117 7/4
117'A
1173/8
series
Nopar
*95'/4
961/4
Ac Co—
50
50 »/8
32
Eagle-Plcher Co.
18
37'A Apr
34% Dec
14
29% Jan
23
423/8 Mar 27
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
23
95% May
Eastman
75% Jan
158% Jun
21
51% Jan
23
24% Mar 15
35% July 29
92 %
24% Jun
July 2<1
99
Nov
4
89
36
Jan
6
52
Sep
29
Sep 14
15% May 18
107
35% Mar 14
53
103
3% Nov
May 27
23% Feb
15
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
10
Apr
36% Jun
103% Apr
16% Jan
8
30
Jan
3
94
Jan
10
50
Jan
;3
24
30
4
3
34 % Feb
23
32
Jan
15% Jan
6
14
20% Oct
22% Feb 25
317% Feb 17
May 25
47
53
47
43% Nov
Feb
21% Jan
28
Apr
3
58% Feb
17
39% Jan
6
54% Apr
11
43
19
Jan
3
Apr
29
Dec
19
27
Jan
11% Oct
31
16% Feb
21
25% Jan
3
30% Oct
20
28% Jan
6
35% Dec
44% Feb
8
96
Feb
2
25% Apr
20% Jan
18
76
Jan
11
69% Oct
4
100
32% Jun
3
20
12
106
May 16
21
Mar 15
41% Jan
4% Jan
393/8 Apr
523/8 Jun
11
37'A
Kodak
Co
4%%
Electric
Electric
5%
5%
9.
El
conv
28% July
Jan
Ac
20% Jan
23
26
86
23% Ma? 29
Feb'
2
68% Jun
18
70% Jan
Erie &
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,
see
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26.
26
5%
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40'A
18
18
18
33%
3%
3 7/2
38'/2
38 3/8
14%
15'A
22
22'A
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49
3,500
7,100
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26'A
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40%
1,100
;
200
91
r
50
407/b
2,000
105
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18%
18'/a
38%
153A
15%
22
22 3a;
15%
22'A
165A
4,000
223A
3,200
23
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49
22'A
4
387/a
-7,400
2,400
16'/a
161/4
49
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4,300
3'A
38%
39
343A
3'A
3%
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%
49
2,100
19
34
38 3A
20
;
60
34
3'A
38'A
'
161
26%
59'A
59»A
18'/s
'
3'A
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900
385/8
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34'A
3»A
12,700
51'A
327/8
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161
91
2,800
43
51
327/8
.
105
*102
105
347/8
10
5'A
451/4
45'A
200
.
457/4
45
45
52'A
51%
52 »A
11,000
513/8
52'A
52
51%
513/4
347/8
32
33'A
33 3A
4,600
32
32%
33
32
*45
Mfg Co.
Phonograph
_5
No par
100
preferred series A.
Pittsburgh RR Co
105
18
Amer shares
Erle RR common.
81 % Apr
8
July
►102
26'A
l
423/b
...
100
;
.
40'A
333/8
Gas
31
.
5 8 3/4
5
preferred
87% Oct
73
*159'A
58%
1
Radio
98
1593/4
58%
'
Electric
11
1591/2
58
*:
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
8.50
Equitable Gas Co.
11
G2.'A
93
162
91
Emerson
25% Jan
383A
93'A
27
Emerson
92% Jun
38'A
40
13'/4 Jan
5
37%..
27
30 7/2 May
34% Mar
3 2'A
*90
36'/2 Apr
29
51.7/4
313A
40 3/4
—
2nd
42 7/8
50'A
893A
100
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Paso
4 2'A
300
.
157/8
32
91
*15'A
51'/a
.
153/8
427/4-'. '•
37 3/8
153/8
.
537/4
271/4
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51'A
20
503A
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40'A
common
preferred
t
.
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52'A
8S%
1
National Watch Co
Co
92
•
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r
2.50
Inc common
common
Mus Ind
Storage
57'/2
:
527/2
;
100
Co
preferred
&
►1591/2
2
preferred
;
91
100
24% Apr 20
'
10
common
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Auto-Lite (The)
30
26
37 y8
Electric
Elgin
48'A Apr
2
3
5
Bros Stores
Elliott
Jan
5
11
3
32'A
Products
173/g Mar 20
10
16
5
31%
preferred
4'A%
Ekco
50%
49'/2
.10
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison
42
41
-1
Corp
Eastern
6%
-10
Airlines Inc.
Eastern
25% Apr
.50
28% Sep 23
4
Jan
8% July
27% Jun
7.
12
22.
18
27% Feb
17
% Dec 28
Apr
643A Apr
13
•33% May 28
3% Jun
170
20
41'A
17
21% Jan
15
51'A
*50
15%
53
31
51'A
*151/2
473/8 Apr
Jan
60
15%
17
61% Nov 30
52'A
*15'A
17
87% Nov
52'A
527/8
"49%
49%
53'A
14
175
50'/8
51'/a
36% Feb
26
"501/8
*52'/a
26% Feb
Oct
50 y«
*50
43% Feb
Mar 14
49%
*49%
*50
2
100
475/8
-50%
537/2
21
7,100
47 3A
473A
51'A
52'/4
23
"
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51 '/2
Jun
1,000
C 500
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*52 «/2
58
37'A
51'/a
*50
327/8 Jun
37 y«
•
471/4
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Cigar Corp
377/4
37
11,900
943A
~
47
preferred
DWG
94'A
'
*50%
preferred
$2.10 preferred
6
Mar 14
51 %•
4.10%
6
45
r
219
116'A
94'A
x94 '/a
37'/a
4.20%
%
6
163
37
473/4
493/0
11.
19
36%
*47 %
*503/4
preferred
95'A"
400
3,500
73/4
115%
-
116'A
xll5%
95'A'
75/e
200
.
3,500
II,500
28,900
13,200
82
2153/4
215
211
>
'
50
Jan
67
*
37'/8
10
preferred
17% Jan
Mar 23'
73/4
79'A
7 78
75/e
1173/a
(E I)
Jan
40% Nov
y
11 %-
*11
12
12
*113A
82%
80 lA
2107/2
Nopar
Nem
preferred
$4.15
,
29
52%
c
20 y
20
19%
*11
^
8
de
Duquesne Light Co common
18
20
49% May 18
49% Apr 25
14% Jun
5
53% Mar 39
6
Apr
Pont
22
"
79'/8
112
7'/a
35% Jan
'
787/a
5
Duplan Corp
15
43% Apr
22
Feb
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
33
27
49% Apr
53% Apr
"
27
77%
79
50c
$4.50
12
Jan
14'/a
Com n on
12
51 %
14
1
7% Jun
14
48% Jan
*11%
1
249% July
~
11%
14%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
4
1,700
325/s
14
Dunhill International
127/s May 23
11% Jan 17
32'A
Nopar
Co
14
70'A
*68
11%
Co
10% Jun
J
323/4
Industries
15
,
3 2 3/4
32'/2
No par
Aircraft
Chemical
53%
*68
71%
*67
1
No par
12% Mar
50% Oct
50
(The)
Ltd
Mines
6
3
No par
preferred series A
Pepper Co
Dome
82'/8 July
46% Jan
1,900
11%
Dr
9
82% July
21% Fen
July 25
54'A
14
Apr
16 % Mar 21
10
38
533/4
11%
13
23
Apr
97/8
32
Jan
.
9%
5,700
1,900
70'A
57
93
38%
54
49% Jan
.
373A
* 15
32
30
101
400
2,700
*68
du
"
600
*
15
*53%
conv
27
124
183/8
18%
18%
70 >/4
5%
Dobeckmun Co
60% Dec
18
4,200
18%
54'A
Corp
Dixie Cup Co common
23
54% Dec
Jan
18% *"
4,200
33'A
18 7/8
132%
8
Stores
36% Jan
117% Sep
1
'94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
33'A
19
.
40%
333/8
*18'/2
547/2
May
Diana
93% Dec
157
40'A
x335/b
54%
23
82% May 17
43'/a Mar 14
26
40%
34 %
93/8
9
7% Oct
40 'A
347/8
9 5/s
11% Feb
19% May 28
2
40
34
*9'/a
39% Apr
3
40
40
-
97/2
73% May 11
Apr
573/8
9%
60
14
56'A
1
25
24% Jan
56>/4
2
24
21
553/4
Divco Corp
30
12
553/t
3
31% Jun
17
553/4
10% Jan
65% Jan
19% Sep
10% Dec
38'A
15
52% Jan
72% May 28
Motor Car Co
35
*33%
34
25
7,300
800
»34'A
38'/4
373/4
26
21
preferred
5,100
12,200
167/8
163A
.
,
34'/2
*33'/2
393/4
1
common
55
"
X34
38%
15
Apr 29
38% July 25
13% May 28
10
17
16 »/2
16'A
34
*331/2
35 »/8
64% Apr
3
38%
553/4
15
16% Feb
18% Mar 31
*33'%
34%
11
15% Jan
2
A
34
15
47% Oct
16
class
75
V
*,167/8
6,300
75
343/8
10
21
347/4.s.
*70
75
*70
15 7/8
11% Jan
13% Nov
34»A
41%
<
347/4
4
11% Oct
41%
34'A
Day
4,100
!
14%
9% Nov
79
411/4
J4 '/a
Independence
20
34'A
23
61
Sep 26
30% Mar 14
43s/8
50c
Sep
May 25
43%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
49
9
44
6
13% jun
1
3
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41
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16%
33 '/a
Co
Match
20
39 % Mar
7
13% Jan
Alkali
Diamond
30% Apr
33% May 28
Reynolds
$1.50' cumulative
12% Ja*
7
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16%'
33'/2
1
800
19%
34'/8
75
*70
.15
323/a
27%
43'/2
431/2..
40
34'/8
33%
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EXCHANGE
43
■
41%
257/8
323/8
273/4
,
27%
19 %
_
19
327/2
271/4
197/2
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35-
9
26%
32 »/4
20
3
•
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34 Vb Jan
40 %
36% Jan
143/8
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143/8
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26
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193/4
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20
22'A
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STOCK
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*
40
90
22'/a
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13.50
50
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937/2
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Edison—L
20
•
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88'A
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277%
Power & Light Co
900
-
>
•
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27»/2
Western
»
22'/a
No par
Hudson
&
32 '/a «»•;,
89
.
92'/4
253/4
261/4 y
32 »/a
2,700
24'A
46%
227/8
14 %■"■
26
153/4
24
8 8'/a
88'/2
300
...
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141/4
19
20
Denv & Rio
79
32
28
50% Dec
35% Apr
4
31% Jun6
tov,
Delaware
May 14
May 22
14% Feb
9
13
aoi/n
Jun
26% Feb
24
17% Sep
32% Jan
12% May 17
Feb
Lack
25% Apr
a
90
7
Jan
Delaware
27
43% Sep
37% Jun
Aug 11
33% Jan 12
22
&
18% Jan
41
17
36
66
Delaware
367/a Jun
:
common
31'A May 18
3
25% Mar
4
Nov
Co
&
preferied
.
92 7/4
-
221/2'/
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70
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1,700
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13
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24»/4
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153/4 ;
23%
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88
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400
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10
110
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24'%
100
B
series
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\
24
100
A-
series
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10
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Preferred
>
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13%
3,300
8
♦135'A
49%
49%
/
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200
61%:
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,
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145
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100
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8
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8
106
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9
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8
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1
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3.75%
9
7,000
11%
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78%
37
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108
.
11'A
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79
37
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1%
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8
1
No par
A
'
153/4
16
15%
1
*8%
9
*36%
.177/4,'
*761%
78%
X78%
Day 1 on Rubber Co
7%
100
47»/2
27% Jan
9
4,900
102%
5
14% Jan
14% Jan
900
66
63%
*
*
33% Aug 26
*64 'A
63%
Sugar
Corp common
preferred series A
River
Preferred
Feb
29'%
64
y.i 63%
1
Preferred
95% Mar
2
900
29%
29'A
V
63%
A
Dayton
Jan
29'A
/
25
preferred
Daystrom
4
33%
•32%
Davega Stores Corp common.—2.50
:5%
convertible preferred
20'
17% May 21.
3
"
14»/2 L
par
No
3% %
Dan
4,100
95>A
•32%
Amer__
of
noncum
preferred
Dana
24
27 % Jan
44% Jan
Apr
Steel
Cushman's Sons
Mar 29
96
2%
3 8'A
63%
Cutler-Hammer
7
2%
377/8
*94
14'A
29%
64
10,700
6,700
1,200
2%
95'%
Corp
preferrea__.
Class
May 23.:
43'A
6
37%
*94
33»/2
Prior preferred
Curtis-Wright common
4.
5
20% Jun
14%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
$7
4
4
92
'♦63'A
14%
Curtis
1
111% May
' July
,"29%
63%
Cuneo Press Inc
May 28
87
-29%
14%
42%
5'A
2'%
'
70
43
36%
•
-
957/2
63%
<
13
138
29
2%
36'/2
*94
2.50
(The)
common
No par
Zellerbach
4 % %
3
Feb
14
95%
2
*2%
36 %
36%
Common
$4.20
July
•
Seal
&
Cuban-American
19
36
*94
—».l
Wbeat Corp
Corp
Cork
2%
25
1«0
;
11,300
29'A
6
5'/a
,
1
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98
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6
171
;
29'A
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500
95'A
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98
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57/8
6
957/2
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CLOSED
171
41%
42%
417%
*93'%
EXCHANGE=„
29%
287%
172
^~T>%
1
Corp
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
35% May
18,900
273A
$2 preferred
■;
10
May
1,700
*50
9
23
5% Apr
May 11
100% Nov 22
28% Dec 20
14
17% Jan
22
Mar 17
"97
2
800
48 %
40 »/8
*61
7
Jun
73
48
Sep
96% Jan
17
42%
27
13% July
32% Mar
<
6
31
27%
Cream
Mar 15
Jan
33 % Feb
135% Jan
7
Dec
7% July 12
4% May 12
11% Oct 28
23
•
Jan
.
30'A
63
Crescent
62% May 14
23
31
•393A
30
52
Crown
87/8 May 25
4
30% Nov
56% Jan
40 'A
30%
27%
17% Apr
110
4
6
135
40
30%
124
62%
Cuba RR 6%
40
4
52% May 23
15% Jan
4,000
123'A
33%
30%
123
62%
Crucible
10% Jan
Jun
105
104
82
6% Jan
9% Jan
31
125»/4
124'%
38%
30%
28
14% May
10
67% Jan
26
15
37% Aug 19
31% Mar 29
123 7/2
38
62%
57% Mar 21
13
7% Jan
14% Sep
101% May 25
5,000
28
19% Apr
8
Jan
.
14y8 May 28
2
73% Apr
.
8% Mar 14
Jun
46
7
57% Dec
5
6%
28%
Crown
10-*
6%
58%
Corp
Crane Co common
9
13% May 22
30
6%
52
3%%
Apr
55% Nov
6%
6%
6,000
27%
Coty
7
33
33 % Dec
7,700
-
3
74
7
48
6%
124
57/8
6
23
47'A
38
3
11
13% Mar 30
47%
*50
Coxden
20
6% Jan
Jan
28% Jan
47
♦56%
1%
2
45% Feb
47%
14'A
30%
123
preferred
3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common_lQ
5
34% Oct
95% Jan
300
47
6%
Cum pfd
1
18
.
24
1
5
100
Electric
3 % %
Jan
7 % Aug
24
50
series
6%
Dubiller
Corning Glass Works common
5
7
14%
24
5
50
Cornell
27% Jan
6
43% Dec 21
14
24
Preferred
2
40% Mar 12
Jun
64
94
14%
24%
Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
31
Jan
6%
8
Co
Range
Shares
July 6
14
48%
14
5
5
Corp
Copperweld
94'/a Jun
14
of
70
27% Jun
Apr
Oil
Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
49% Apr
183 % July
25
-
May 17
32% May
24% Jan
29
30% May
2
28
24 y4 Jan
Feb
5
Continental
3
47%
2*
Delaware
Continental
Apr
41% Apr
32
9
23
May 23
73% Jun
Mar 14
95% Jan
98
175% Dec
1
44 %
30
37% Nov
July 19
54
23
94
25% Jan 23
52% Sep
35% May 18
126
Jan
34% Jun
14
25
28
18
20 >A Jan
Dec
44% Nov
105
24
Jan
8
14% Feb
preferred
the Week
Friday
July 5
14
14%
24
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
convertible
July 4
•24
13%
24
5
Insurance
July
5%
Sales fer
SAL* FB1CKS
Thursday
Wednesday
July 3
July 2
1
14
22% Feb
47
70
Continental
12% Feb
233A Nov 25
6
Par
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
141/4 Nov 23
May 12
10
NEW
Kange Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year1955
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCK
YORK
Kange for Previoas
/.'» 1
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
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:
50
8y8
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32%
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27'A
20%
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8%
2 8 3/e
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27%
21
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28'A
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94
28'A
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8,500
28%
20 3/4
20%
82%
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82 7/8
100
800
.
28%
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32 3/e
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32'A
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8'A
28%
8'A'
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-
2,700
82%
--
70
-
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.
Number 5549 :
184"
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle*
.
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(123)
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
tufe for Previous
Tear 15155
Lowest
21
•
«*
Highest
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1-
Uveit
„
Highest
26 V4 Sep
29
21'/a Feb
9
26
Apr
6
20% Sep
13
15% Jan
20
20
Mar 23
May 11
43
72% Dec
30
62% Jan
23
24 Vs Jan
6
41% Dec
30
12 y8 Nov
1
21% Feb
7
13% Dec
28
lay. Apr
7
17% Mar
15
May 16
22% Mar 14
68
Sep
26
74
25
"94% July
49% Feb
2
15% Jan
3
7
22% Jun
25% Mar
1
70
Jan
31
75 y« Mar
7
30
31
Feb
2
51% July
S<'
6% Apr
9
July
1
8
9
8% July 12
13% Jan
J
22
57
Jan
4
41% Sep 27
31'A July 21
50
Jan
3
43% Jan
5
45
Apr
29
31% Jaa
11
4
13y8 Feb
23
9
Nov
>47
Dec
412
Jun
24
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
8% Nov
9
13% Feb
10% Jan
51
23
29
17% Jan
.
57
6
22
Mar 14
93
Apr
22
23 V* Sep
38% Apr
1
27
39%
31% May
33% Mar
A»ov
±
17
110
33% Feb
24
26
54
53
•
9
Jan
Jun
100
21
61
1
30
23
68
Feb
10
3
102
Apr
12
Mar
20
11% Sep
46% Feb
26
62
Jan
23
19
17
35% Jun
98 % Apr
29
26% Jan
12
15% Jun
48% Apr
14
99
Jan
July 7
69% Sep 14
13
105
28
126
96% Nov 30
100
Jun
36% Feb
50% Jan
July 15
Sep 21
Sep 21
46% Jan 25
Feb
61 %
1
49%
33v/4
33 %
16%
17 %
31%
32
33%
33%
a%
8 %
27%
28 Va
*32%
47
62
Mar 31
18
Feb
13
159
July
37
*101
-,-1
.16
49
Jun
4
8% Feb
24
6
12 Ye Jan
23
23
82
Mar 23
14
27
24
27
13% Mar 12
16% Mar 22
27
38% Apr
Feb
14
94
89;
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23
Fruehauf
Trailer
"*
Mar 29
4%
16
36%
7;
377a
49%
45%
53 Va
52%
95%
70%
149%
99%
72%
*£9%
56 %
5o*/a
17%
17%
35%
•:
4 6'/a
46 %
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10
35%
9%
35%
9%
12%
12%
12%
85%
.i
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92
31%
32,409
102
20
15%
200
49 •%
2,100
47
'
53 Va
'
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100 %
6,700
70
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75%
75
77
13,800
159
159
270
99
93 %
99
130
56 Va
56%
58
34,700
17%
17%
17%
10,100
36
36%
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9
56 %
'
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37
3,000
8%
9
1,600
12%
13
2,600
84
84%
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16
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32%
12% t
85
16.
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-
400
17 Va
9%!
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31%
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3,600
11%
38-va
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80
53
56
12%
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46%
53%
160
35'A
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4,090
•
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46%
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99%
56%
17%
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v
101
72 %
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37
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52%
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500
104 Vi
ll Va
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4,400
va
87%
Va
5^1
102
53%
28
83 %
-
20
49%
lo3
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99%
69%
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87
84
104
*101
49%
17%
xou
88%
.
83
108 Va
800
122
28
102 V2
16
43%
—No par
preferred
27%
46
84%
7 *15%
7,500
49
53%
10
39 •/„
38 %
122
49%
*99 %
68 %
,——_—_——1
Co common—j~1
3,100
2,300
11*3
55%
—
-,a
34 VV
11 Vs
2
Sugar Co—
Franklin Stores Corp
Sulphur Co_
Froedtert Corp
26
33%
3 o%
-5
Francisco
26%
33%
11%
99
Freeport
27%
36%
*98 %
Corp
va
52%
145
Motor Co—,
Foremost Dairies Inc
97% Mar 20
May 29
Feb
9
44"%
6
b2%
100
preferred
Foster-Wheeler
16.
.49%
1,200
9,400
Va
62%
1±1%
Ford
3
18
25 % Jan
.
3%%
63% Mar 12
21 '/8 Jan
Light
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of
'51—15
Food Machinery & Chem
Corp—10
,•
3%% convertible preferred
100
5
41% Apr
10% Apr
8
14% Jun
9
Mar
&
,
103
.
8
102 Va
36%
:—7%
Co_.No par
9
*11 Va
11'A
5
Food Fair Stores Inc
common——_1
6
100
102 y4 Ma_r
Power
52%
-No par
17
34 »A
39
*
100
20O
32
33%
122
84%
common
18,700
16%
32
*
49%
104'/a
lx V4.
5,500
17
87
83%
*10.%
52
35
34 %
58
83
84%
>
49%
27%
*52%
No par
7,700
<±0 Va
.
32 »/a
*115
28
87
2,100
52
34 %
34%
33%
49%
104%
5
Corp
%
14,200
7 Va
12%
52
'*
50
x27
;
125
49
51V.
7
56
9
1.100
12 Va
16%
33%
900
.
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33'A
37 %
1,300
23ya
73
5oJA
7
12%
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28 V8
*27%
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51%
6%
12 Vi
4,500
18%
25%
73
50 V2
9
*115
*18
52
33
88%
.
vCLOSED
17%
28
28
86%
83%
*70
34 %
104%
,
23%
32
37%
Co,
(The)
Power
Florida
6
98% Nov
Oct
Apr
6
July
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
94
July
77
68
'
Co
6.25
100.
$4 preferred
Florence Stove Co
6
15
33
88% Mar 30
Flintkote
Carpet
Florida
July
13
50
28% Dec
(The)
1
com
12-/8
18%
9,300
44%
141a
33%
31%
50%
36,400
Va
lfj'a,
12 %
Va
17
125
45%
*27%
44
2 J%
Day
33 Va
*115
44%
13%
Independence
37%
>
37%
...
2,500
*18 V4
12%
*8"a
10
94'A
49%
x33 Va
n
i>2
33%
5
.
1,600
92%
12 Va
STOCK
55-8
*50
2.50
..a
17%
6%
49%.
„
23 %
17%
13
EXCHANGE
50%
6%
12 Va '
56
23
17-/a
12%
ia
73
48%
6%
12%
33%
conv
21% Mar 12
27
26% Aug 22
6
Firth
7
Feb
11
29V' 16%
Feb
109
3
12% Apr
27
51
28
13% Nov
5
Co Inc
Filtrol Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
First National Stores
3
99 y8 Jun
20% Oct
25% Dec
6%
—
49 %
13
29% Oct
6
Jan
41
96% Apr 11
51% May 28
16% May 28
Jan
48%
*49
Bearings
—
40
43% Mar 15
16
105% Mar 14
41% Feb 16
6
11
29
12% Feb
30
18% Mar 11
102
2j%
12 Va
preferred
100
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc
NY—15
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Inc—-10
27
Jun
61
8
May 23
106
91% Jun
85
106% Jan
49'A May 28
10% Jan
3
35% Jan
Oct
23-/a
*70
Shares
23%
43%
43%
,
*51
—
Sep
62% Jun
Aug 29
32
18
*6
Corp
—,_T.
Fibreboard Paper Prod
com—No par
cum
la Va
50
series
Dept Stores
Tarrant Mfg Co
Fenestra Inc
—.
23
18 Va
23%
July 6
17 Va
12%,
.74
the Week
Friday
a
22%
13
12%
50
&
Ferro
2x Va
12%
—2
Electric Co—
Federal Paper Board
Felt
Mar 26
30% Feb
Pacific
43
12%
1
July
91*/4
43
23%
5
A___—
Federated
1
y8 May
1953
Bower
ol
*70.
'
Sales far
Thursday
(
23 Va
18 Va
,
PRICE8
li'A
90-a
12 %
common-—-1
ser
pfd
Mogul
Federal
1
May
82 %
108
9
Aug 17
36 y. Sep
May
135
67% Dec
18
26
Mar
43
23
conv
PM
xi-4
i)2
12
1
.—
cum
17 V2
y2
'
18
Sep
■*
104
7
Jan
49
35 V» Jan
5%%
39 Va Mar 23
13
Corp
conv
Federal
1
Nov
124
5%
*/4
42%
___50.
Metallurgical Corp.—
'
9
31% Feb
7
10 y. Jan
common
22%
"
1
preferred series B
Farwlck
37% Mar 14
ya May 28
26% May 28
Corp
Corp
23%
11
;
SALE
July 4
9u
3
HIGH
Wednesday
July 3
22%
—1
Fedders-Quigan Corp
9
Apr la
39% Apr 30
17 % July
2
36% May 7
8
26
5%
Fansteel
29,
Apr
:
—:
Family Finance
51
31% May 22
28% Jan
6
7*
13 % Mar
12
29% Feb
12 >'
'7% Jun
3
Jan
Apr
._—5
AND
Tuesday
July 2
Fairbanks Morse Sc Co._
No pax
Falrchild Engine &
Airplane Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar
Co_—_____—__20
Falstaf( Brewing
"
14% Mar 16
20
Monday
Par
Co__
RECORD
LOW
*
EXCHANGE
Products
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
6
1
11
-
t
7
37% Nov
5% Mar 14
38 Va May
V
Evans
30
May 28
12% July- g
16% Jan 23
25% Dec
26% Jan
<
•
10
,13% Jan
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
■»
-
16
32 Va
16
33%
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92
72
.
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32 Va
I
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16
2,400
200
33 Va"
35,600
92
■
5% May 18
26'A Mar 14
9% Dec
34
104 »A May 24
9
Jan 25
22
Jun
6% Jun
Jan
18
July 5
11% Sep 15
49'A July 27
27% Dec
30
39
"41%
Dec
V
25
25% Oct
45
Jan
23
16
Garrett
8
Feb
23
Gar
9
"35
Jan
13
14% Apr
25% Jan
13
103% July
6
Dec
29
21
9
3
134
Jun
28
Jun
7
6
Jan
36% Feb
45% Jan
18
'
2
21% Mar
Mar
46% Oct
27
13% Jan
6
7% Oct
6
Mar
61-
7
123
May
,118% Apr
July 11
43% Oct
11
54
Nov
14
119% Dec
20
127
Jan
3
Aug
9
29% Jan
7
102
36% Nov
4y8 Jan
13% Oct
9
96
July
31
Feb
5
1
71% Apr
122'/a Mar
37% Apr
31
59% Dec
50% Feb
10
73
37% Jun
29
53% Feb
4 «/2 Jan
11
34
61% Feb 14
14% Feb
9
Dec
17% Mar 24
May 25
5
Jun
Jan
Dec
21
38 y8 Nov
35% May 25
1
31
'
Nov
Jun
45% July 11
21
Instrument
45% Jan
18
91
39% Jan
16
Nov
65% Nov
98
5%
preferred
General
43% Sep
8% Apr 28
38% Oct 11
20
Jan
23
52
2
iviar
8
90
May 17
105% Jun 14
$5
3
Corp
3
36
Jan
41
3
23
Jan
23
9% Oct
5
8% Jun
6
45% Sep
19
40 % Jan
3
18
29% Sep
8
23% Jun
90% Jan
17
99
8
36 Va Oct
11
94% May 18
35% May 28
-
1
5
Aug
44% Mar
2
Dec
15
9
Jan
11
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
17%.Jan
26
22% Oct
25
59% Jan
6
87% Dec
30
155
•
,
-
50% Jan
30% Dec
f
,
18
8
41% Mar 14
1% Nov 11
12 y8 Jan
5
27 y8
6
July
22% Jan
"35
Jan
66 y. Jun
42% Jan
.
4
-22
Jan
-
14
Mar 14
74% Jun
60
8
Jun
153'
7
Jan
>
3
8
July
-52% July
9% Jan
50% May
.27% July
41 % Mar
Glidden
Goebel
160% Jun
11
Apr 17
89% Mar 23
23
75
36
Apr
2iy8Jan
8
11
Apr
57% July
3
2% Feb 14
13% May 31
20% Mar 16
34% Dec
30
39% Sep
45% Dec
29% May 28
30
34
Jan
3
34
12
6
46% Apr
27
•
Feb.
9
"
100
Dec
37% May 15
45
Jan
92
7
Jun
8
99
Feb
Apr
24
33% Dec
2
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
94% Mar
18
44% Sep
24% Feb
19
39% Jan
20
9
20 % Jun
25
May 26
136'% Jun
74
20% Mar 22
143
69
Mar 16
Feb
23
153
25% Feb
2
34% Jan
18
26% Mar 15
13% Jan
6
.
77% Dec
30% Mar 14
37% Aug 11
16% Mar
2
93 'A Dec 28
ror
99
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14
1
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!
68,100
61 %
62 Va
44,300
17 V2
17%
17%
17%
47%
48
47 Va
48
10,500
77/a
8
1,600
7%
63
x67%
120
*119
*113 Va
7%
68
119%
45%
45
121'A
121%
121%
121
121 %
451% '
68 Vs
119
45%
120%
60
46
96,000
1,200
120%
96%
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96%
96
96 Va
96
34 Va
*34Va
34%
34
34 Va
34
34
1,000
70%
69 Vi
71 %
70%
71%
71%
72
7,400
38%
40%
40%
42 Va
38
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4%
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.
36
35Va
38%
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.
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96 Va
900
7,400
4%
4%
4%
6,200
36%
4%
36
36 Va
36 Va
7,600
87%
89
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84%
17
86
17
.
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-
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900
17%
17%
17 Va
1,600
43'A
43%
43%
1,100
42%
43'A
42%
42%
25 'A
25%
25%
25%
25%
257/a '
257a
25%
42 %
42%
42%
43%
43
43 Va
43
43 Va
31
31
*30 Vi
31'A
54 Va
54%
54 Va
55
54
91
92
91
92
*91
106%
106%
57%
48
8%
—
5
&
25%
55%
93
30%
54 %
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6,900
31
300
54%-
3,600
93
70
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106%
106%
106%
59%
59 Va
62 %
61 %
62 Va
25,800
49
49%
49%
51
52%
28,000
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200
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8%
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48 'A
47%
48%
48 Va
48 Va
47%
48%
8,400
26%
.
26 Vi
26%
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27%
27 %
27%
17,600
96
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95%
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10
37%
37%
37 %
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'.4Va
4
162
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31%
*30 Va
2.200
,
106%
No par
Co—100~:
' '
58
49%
*3%
43
*106
58
47%
Co..
4,700
68%
119
70%
.1
common—
400
34Va
•
f
*158
37%
4%
161
96
36%
37%
*94 %
37 Va
9
100
96
-
37 Va
4
4
4
4
*158
161
*158
2,800
'
162
1,700
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_10"
25
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10
81 Va
62%
bO %
8
71%
72%
—4
31 %
1
54 Va
Rubber
—
No par
1%
',
25
*23 Va
•23 Va
25
80%
82 Va
81%
82 %
7,800
72
72%
72
73 Va
73
10.700
31'/a
31%
31%
31
31
31%
73%
31%
55%
55 Vs
57%
54 %
55%
54 Va
54%
34,000
2
1%
2
2
1%
1%
1,700
13,700
15%
15%
15%
15%
31%
32%
32%
33 Va
33
33 Va
40%
40
41%
41%
43 %
42%
.42%.
40 %
41
41
42
41%
42%
41%
42 %
*92 Va
100
15%
31%
39 %
.
94
*92 Va
94
92 Va
92%
92 Va
93 Va
60
7
6%
7
7%
7%
7%
24.600
157/a
15%
2
6%
Co
(The)
.5
City Steel common.:—12.50
(W T) Co common
5
preferred
25
82 %
31 Va
5
Union
Granite
3%%
65%
62
45 Va
—10
Graham-Paige Motors..
Granby Consol M S & P__
Grant
63%
61%
X62%
120%
100
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grace (W. R) & Co
Grand
64 Va
Vi
10
(B F)
&
300
—1
Corp
220
1,200
10
(The)
Goodyear Tire
132
12 Va
45'A
96%
160
600
15%
44%
No par "
■
75
15%
8
67%
120
91
32%
•12%
7%
67%
67 %
*119
;
131 %
500
8,500
47%
Va
1
__1%
132
32%
160
.
15%
*7%
& Stock Telegraph
Goodall-Sanford Inc —A
7%'May
18
33% Mar
9
108
Apr 24
46% Apr
3
23% Mar 1
Ex-distribution
—
Gt
Northern Iron Ore Prop..No
par
Great Northern Paper Co..
25
Northern Ry Co
vNo par
Great Western Sugar com__"_No
par
149% Jan
11
79% Jan
10
Green
33% Mar 12
38 Va Apr 24
-
Green
25
9
14% Feb
9
90l/a July
2
17% May 10
96
Jan
3
7%
preferred
Bay & Western RR
30
30
15%
2.400
5.900
11.900
3.400
41 Va
21 Va
30
30
1.40O
43%
44 Va
10,300
21%
21
21%
21V8
21 Va
21
21%
1,600
138'A
139
72
72
72
23%
29%
29%
30
36
35%
-
1.300
43%
72
_,,_1Q0.-
30 %
102 %
42 3'4
139
,
30 %
42%
100%
10Q
*35
30%
2974
42
100%
100
(H L) Co lire
x
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp..No
par
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred
7
42%
101 >A
100
.
Great
28
31V8 Feb
xo.
17
32 %
12'A
46%
preferred
Goodrich Co
May 25
29 '/8 Jun
May 31
aec
3
29
31%
Grayson-Robinson Stores
3
35% Jan
•
2
18
29
12%
,.1
Gold
24
134
15 Va
,_No par
—No pa:1
4,800
17%
*17%
47
1,600
9%
134 %
32%
132
17%
8
10
68%
12'A :
*17 %
47
103%
29%
-
15%
62%
—
Brewing
122
15%
*12
61
Co
Brothers
$4.50
25
16
6
Mar 21
9
5% Jan
1% Jun
21
(The)
132
:
61
Railway Signal
No par
Realty <st Utlltles——40c
preferred
Gimbel
29% Jun
Sep
4%
Gillette
"
61%
—
Telephone
132
62 Va
4Va%
conv
preferred——__100
Georgia-Pacific Corp—
1
Getty Oil Co common...
——4
12
3
9 Va
134 Vi
32 Va
89 Vi
61'A
preferred
6
97% Mar 21
6
93
4%%
44% Jan
23
General
*
62 %
68
9Va
*29
61%
com
preferred
General
Apr
3
3
'
Time Corp common-No par
General Tire & Rubber com—2.50
55 y, July 25
3% Mar
11%
General Public Service .——10c
General Public Utilities Corp_-_—5
25
31%
15%
11%
General Portland Cement Co———1
General Precision Equlpt Corp—_1
24
32%
*15 %
Preierred $3.75 series—
,No par
General Outdoor- Advertising—__15
27
121% Apr
32%
*131%
1
*
66% Apr
100
29
32
10
General
51% Jun
13
27
29
32%
.2
——-100
Motors
33 Va Apr
3
103%
69%
134 Va
136
28%
31 "/a
60 %
General Mills common—
1
General
29% Feb
14
Jun
118% Jun
103% Sep 26
24% Mar 14
37% Nov
3
134
104
9 Va
*88
Corp.
Apr
23
135
69
9%
(Delaware )_J
Finance
46
Jan
*103 Va
69
*65
....
General
38 % Mar 28
90
104%
9
89 Vi
General Refractories
General Shoe
Corp.—
4
2,600
3,500
28%
5
17% Arr
2
46% May 14
28% Mar 8
34% Jan
15%
27 Va
32%
Co
38
4
15 V4
27
69
100
24% May 28
<33%
15'A
27%
75
common
400
15 Va
27 Va
*31%
:
Corp
Corp
General Foods Corp
2
124% Feb 16
101% Mar 15
33%
'
*66
series
General
49 % Mar 20
79
6
6%
50 % Apr
6
10 Va Mar 20
39% Sep
3
Mar 17
39% Jan
6
1<h
preferred
General Contract
Apr 26
71% Apr
5% Dec
;
2
33
9
May 28
119% Apr 23
30
35% Nov
43'/a Mar 14
Jun
40 y4
7,700
*33 Va
34
31%
Electric
43% May 28
7% Jun
1
*33 V4
70
General
20
1,000
7%
90
General
23
3,600
46 Va
7V4
90
Mar 19
Feb
13
65%
45%
7%
*o5
preferred
Dynamics Corp—
19
65 y4
45%
63
5
11
Day
67
7 Va'
91
3
Jun
Independence
Va
45%
400
27%
9%
134
15
65%
t'
29%
*103%
68
9
800
29%
27 Va
\
104%
67 %
33
-
29%
400
32
3
17
5
*15
<
150
9%
46
*44%
90
13% Jan
65
26%
CLOSED
7%
'
29%
STOCK
EXCHANGE1
45
*63
17% Jan
52% Jan 23
tf%
33
>
1,600
14,400
117
9%
£<%
45
com__No par
Inc
66% Jan
77% Jun
28
-66% Jan
30
19% July
Co
13
8
32%
7%
t
.
9%
7 Va
35%
7
35 y4
117
_5o
Cigar
Jan
'
57% Dec
May
36% Jan
46
7%
*104
5
56% Jun
7
Mar 29
98
General
85
138
Corp
14% May 31
11% Jun
4
7
17
120
7
5
5
46
46
15%
i.No par
General Bronze
12
67
26%
Transportation^.50
Baking Co common..
5
preferred
2 j ', 4
62
32%
General Cable Corp com.—_No
par
4% 1st preferred
;
100
A% conv 2nd preferred
10
80
$8
34% Mar 13
26
30% Jun
2
General
•
26
29%
7%
7%
35%
117
"
30
46
100
33% May 7
97% Feb 13
Apr
63V4Jan
9
Jan
i
9%
45 %
62%
I4
preferred.—50
$4.50 preferred
General Amer
9%
*45
■'
*7
35%
*116 Va
*61 %
_2
com
7%
35 Va
116
*29 Va
-
Acceptance Corp
1
General American
Investors com__l
5
71% May 7
9"% Mar 16
142
9%
*45%
General.
29% Mar 27
-
9%
5
,
*7Va
35%
116
45Va
No par
(The)
Industries Inc
'
35%
117
5
;
Corp
Wood
7%
35Va
116
50
11
86
128 y. Apr
Nov
13
18
common-
preferred
4convertible
6
106% Mar
May 22
13
48% Feb
15% Mar
26
Apr
27
Oct
48 % Apr
7%
1
100
24% Jan 23
5
30
38% Dec
140
Aug 17
16% Nov
23
July
67 % Dec
24% Mar 15
130
63
26% Dec 29
93
3
4
11% Jan
15
July
Inc
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
23
148% Jun
:
convertible
Jan
8
29% Jan
5%
Jan
28
common
Gamewell Co
9
Jan
28
i 83 % Mar 18
Gamble-Skogmo
•67
3
1
(Robert)
31% May
6
9y8 Dec
(The)
Inc
10% Mar 9
47% Mar 13
38
57% Jan
'
Co
Co
$4.50 preferred
31
17% Aug
3
30% Sep 22
107% Mar
1
71
Galr
1
Mar
136% Dec
"
•
8
Gabriel
1
9% Mar
29
9% Jun
43
20
46% Feb
Dec
29
46
51
105
3
28
May 29
25% Feb
9
32% July 18
4% Oct 20
21
9% Jan
36% Jun
117% Jun
11
Feb
35 % Mar 14
15% July
5
25% Dec 29
29
28% May 29
107% Jan 19
30
113
,
138%
,36y8
15
15'A
15
15 V4
90%
90%
90 Va
90%
101
101
138
137
73 Va
*72
*72
137 %
120
73%
80
29%
30 %
3,100
36 Va
36V-1
36 %
36%
1,000
*
15
137 %
30%
29%
*90 Va
"101
15 Va
92
14%
15
18,400
*90%
92
210
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
(124)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
lull for Prevlotas
Year 1955
Highest
45% Feb
2
22
8% Apr
4
5% Dec
Highest
Lowest
Lswest
32 5/a July 19
3
5% Jan
July
33
23
5
6
6
44 % Feb
96% Oct
31
90
Jun
11
98
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
83% Jan
23
130
35% Jan
Jan
90
104% July 13
38% Nov
105
Jun
109% Jun
104
Dec
8
107
41
Dec
15
Jan
31
18
Aug 26
101
Aircraft Corp
1
Grumman
Jun
Jan
35
33-/8
—No par
25
*90",e
91 Vz
*90%
91%
124%
128 %
127%
12d %
Gulf
Oil
Corp
Utilities
10
Apr
$4.20
dividend
6
94.40
dividend
May 21
23
84.44
dividend
preferred
13
Hackensack
Water
7
Halliburton
Oil
5
Hall
2
Hamilton
35
cures
7-/a
1,000
33-g
5,300
33
91%
*90%
7,800
91%
128%
128%
35%
35%
100
*»a
•100%
101%
100
•j.03%
loo
•93
100
100
100
preferred
preferred
105% Feb
27
100
101
28
Feb
108
35%'
35
No par
—
103 % Feb
98% May 31
1
29%
*7%
33%
128
a
28%
7
•90%
'*>'
35%
35%
35%
130
36,800
Co—
Common
42% Mar 20
23
33
33%
preferred
28%
7
33%
$5
6
28%
the Week
Friday
'
7%
33%
Gulf States
3
9
7
7
Sales for
Thursday
28%
28%
7%
♦7
8ALE PRICES
Juiy -t
Grulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
Mar 14
July
28%
28%
—1
Guantanamo Sugar——
13
8
Apr 18
39% Mar 23
35% Jan
8
27% Jun
July 2
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 3
Monday
STOCK
YOKK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
4,300
loo
100%
100 Va
101%
1011/4
40
100%
101
101
101-/8
lol 1/2
450
•10o%
•103%
loo
%
105
*1031%
105
H
46% July 12
41% Jan
5
45% Apr
25
58% Feb
10
84% May
69% Nov
45% Aug 10
6
19% Jan
20 % May
22% Mar
4
24% Sep
14
18% Oct
79% Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
25
Apr
7
100 % Feb
4
87
Jan
24
97
Apr
21% Jan
6
38% Dec
6
6
55
Dec
6
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
40% Nov
Jan
38
31% Dec
34
May 28
48
Jan
23
10
135% Jun
21
146
17
31% Feb
9
43
,
20
9
18
15% Jan
6
6
Jan
17
8
Jau
5
37
Jun
18% Jan
23
37
Mar 12
13% May 28
29% Feb
0
91
Sep
20
83% May 21
39% Jan
3
60% Sep
29
51% May 15
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
6
104% Feb
7
94% Apr
27
8
23% Jan
4
37
Feb
13
17
Jun.
36% Jan
25% Dec
3
17% Oct
11
38 %
126
Mar 14
51% Jan
51
13
25
11
Oct
July 25
22% Mar
122% Aug 11
40
7
2
May 19
Dec
124
*
24
Feb
V
Jan
11
5%
38%
39
3,700
34
34
34%
1,500
29
29'A
.23%
29%
29%
30%
30%
311/4
6,500
26%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
600
6%
6%
•6%
6%
6%
6%
6'/a
61/2
1,400
4 36%
37%
•36%
37%
♦36%
37%
*36%
37%
26%
26%
(The)
Hertz
46% Mar 14
26%
*26%
27%
1
14%
14%
16
lo
*14%
15
20%
20%
20%
20%
30%
30%
52%
28
12% Jan
10% Jun
22
12% Jan
25
2
52%
96%
96%
96%
96%
*96
;
96'/2
20
25 %
24%
25
25%
25%
•25V4
25%
.700
37
37%
*37
38'A
60
*96
*82Va
:v;
53%
,
85
53%
53 3 i
7,000
17%
•16%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
1,400
48%
49%
48%
4 9'A
48%
49
49
.491/2
3,900
—1
52%
15%
123
*481/2
49
53
*52%
53
50
600
.
'
100
37
36%
37%
37
37%
37
37%
37%
38
37%
38
38%
38/8
1.400
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 %
16
161/4
5,000
70
69%
69%
•69
70
•69
•85
86
86
48%
87
:
85%
86%
*86%
48%
48%
■<
*69
70
48
-
*121%
49%
48%
*52 %
38%
36%
5
Hotels Corp—.
49
53
•38
5
122
;•*
49
•52%
49
52%
•48%
122
121
*121
122
♦121
1
:
Hilton
10% Nov
*83%
53
•16%
3
20 % Nov
85
38
5
14
21
32
•83%
•52%
•37
3
42% Feb
x30%
'
85
4,900
2,100
38
Jan
51% Aug 24
30%
300
300
20y8
•37
77% Feb
3
30
69% Jun
98% Dec
3(7%
;
15
20%
52%
25%
preferred—25
99
79% Aug
3
6
20%
•
49% Jun
5
89% Jan
*14%
20%
85r
♦96
/
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
s
3%% preferred series A
100
/
84% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
34% Jan
30%
30%
•83 %
—25
26%
27%
•26%
15
.
Hewitt-Robins Inc
20% Mar 19
5
<■
z
.No par
41% May 23
85% July
38%
34
preferred ...—.—100
Co
139
28%
34%
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
53% Mar 20
*135
1,900
common——2 1/12
Powder
3
15% Jun
Jan
Hercules
10
800
571/4
38%
5
Hercules Motors
2
139
*136%
f.
34
100
11
37% July
16
71
21 % Mar 15
57'A
38%
5
Co
noncumulative
51% Apr
8
57
35%
34
preferred.——100
(G W) common
10
7%
57
'
100
94
34%
38%
3.65%
3
*93
35
1
50
preferred
Helme
94%
35
Day
10
Heinz (H J) Co common
26% May 25
23
29
3%%
5
38% Jan
Glass
23%
*£3
Independence
33%
•
5
Chemical Co
Hecht Co common
27
9
27% Jan
9
43% Dec
11
Jan
54
34% Nov
139
Hazel-Atlas
Jan
20
20% Nov
•136%
4%%
3
60
18
15% May 12
139
72
1,200
38%
.——2.50
1
preferred.
Haveg Industries Inc—■' ■
)
Ex partial liquidating dist
Hayes Industries Inc
101
Jun
31% Mar 18
•136%
100
preferred
Hat Corp of America common
34% Mar 27
51% Apr
48
19
57
25
89% Feb
41% May 22
120
Apr 20
54% Mar 18
56%
Mar 27
17% Jan
7
23
24
24 % Mar
57
Hart Schaffner & Marx—_
Mar 29
22% Jun
19% May
36% Sep
84% Jan
3
'
Harsbaw
34
26% Mar 14
20 % Nov
57
•23
Paper
16
20
27
35%
35% Apr
May 22
Dec
23%
*23
23%
94
6%
27% Nov 21
16% Oct
23'A
23%
*93
Harsco
Corporation
Harris-Seybold Co
'
18,600
2i!
•35
23
3
25
Jan
783/4
21/8
♦23
15
July
39
12
76%
22
35
Apr
20
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
77
21%
93%
Feb
39
75%
CLOSED
Co.——i—2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
35% July
5
8% Jan M
Mar 11
100
EXCHANGE
22
35 V4
Hammerniill
29
2
43%
7fa%
21%
♦43
S3%
34% July
29% May 28
39% July 13
12
59% May
STOCK
78%
22
.100
preferred
*43
43%
73%
22
Watch
convertible
43%
43
7i>%
Printing Co
5
Co common——1
(W F)
4%
4
42% Mar 29
*43
43
25
1
Well Cementing—5
48%
48%
48%
4,900
10
130
88
13,500
48%
1
5
10%
19% Feb
7
25% Jan
4
19% Jun
11
21% Mar 23
29% Feb
9
32% Mar
3
30
23
32% Jan
16
34% Oct
13
29
40
Feb
20
Homestake Mining..
12
Oct
31% Jan
28
lb'/b Jan
5% May 12
37% Oct
10
28% Jan
31
14
Feb
65
Dec
50
Feb
16
35 % Jan
30
28
97% Apr
17
27
5% Apr
21% Jan
11
12% Feb
10
26
97
Jun
6
104% Jan
8
26
105% Feb
14
23
103% Jun
4
Feb
14
41% Jan
3
47
7
29
22% Jun
23
13% Jun
27% Dec
8
18% Jun
8
3% Feb
10
17/8 Jan
12
7% Feb
20
1% Dec
15
7% July 18
6
53% Jan
22% Jan
3
11
12% Apr
Jan
6
19% Jan
3
27
71% Sep
33
13
64
Jan
31% Jan
17
5% May
36
3
3% Apr
11% Apr
4
9% Feb
39
5
5%
71%
70%
70%
2,100
•24%
25
48%
49%'
48%
49%
99%
*98%
99%
99%
99»/2
110
6%
6 Vb
6%
6%
6%
J. 4,800
24%
24%
100
5,000
49
6%
6%
-
16%
38
17%
17%
17%
38V4
37%
373i
200
2,800
26-%
?-*%
26%
26%
26%
23%
•89%
90
90
90
90
90
99
♦97
bJ
<
104%
104 %
49%
50%
4%
4%
4#
14
2%
104'A
49%
50%
4%
4%
CLOSED
&
•9%
2®
•9%
9%
9
4% ;
14
20%
16,700
2%
♦21/2
2%
1,600
*9%',
78
89%
90%
—
A
39%
40%
40%
41%
•40%
40%
Refrigerator Co
5
43%
44
43
43
•43
43'A
10
Corp
conv
common..
pfd
series
6%
6%
6%
9%
89%
901/2
10,900
6%
66,800
♦33
*33
•33
700
*9%
9%
91'A
88
5%
9,200
14
88
6%
2,700
43/8
20%
>33
6
50%
13%
^.6.66%
—1
50
Inc—..
~40
21 »A
2%-
2%
88%
49%
%
13%
Day
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods
40
99
104
20%
21%
2%
*102%
Independence
14
20%
♦97
*102
99
•97
STOCK
EXCHANGE
104%
50%
41/,
7,400
*37%
17%
17
•37%
25
•241/a
25
13%
Hupp
13
70%
90
50
200
70%
27
•
1,100
3,300
•97
i
7,700
33
39
•102%
,
32%
Manhattan com——100
noncumulative preferred—100
Hunt
30%
32%
20%
Hudson Bay
5
9%
20%
32%
19%
tHudson
-
30%
33
.13%
Co.
9
20%
90
Disc—
Stores Corp.——
Sound
,
■f
32%
—1
1
Howard
30
7% Jan
2
liquidation
10%
1,300
26%
Finance common—No par
$162
Howe
23
23
91% July
37% Jan
Ex
.
26% Mar 19
10
30
Nov
4% Jun
1814 Jan
,
20
15% Mar 14
5
,
13
33
17%
17
•38
100
4%
100
4.40% preferred
.—100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del) J
28
Feb
50% July
4% Jun
17% Dec
105
•24%
preferred
preferred —————
102% Jan
30%
99%
6%
3%%
Mar
96
2
30%
10%
20'A
47
Household
12
20'A
30%
9%
•30
30%
70
28% Jan
May
20%,
,
20 %
9%
20%
99%'
July
Aug
98
13
47%
Apr
34
28
12%
68%
90
28
91'/a Jan
2
12%
9%
99%
preferred
Hotel Corp of America
5% conv preferred
17% Jun
1,000
13
46%
25
26% Oct
29% Mar
23
500
;.21Vb
12%
V
10
3
19
28
10%
20%
12%
70
39'A May
16% Sep
39% Nov
10%
21%
32%
$4.25
31
11
21%
9%
37% May 31
27
8% Jan
•10%
21%
common..5
Co
Electrocbem
Hooker
5
107/a
21%
•30
—Iiul2,50
Oil Corp
Honolulu
19
49% July
103 % Mar 16
•10%
20%
*
5
Dec
4
38% Oct
3
No par
—1
-25 i
Houdallle-Industries
Inc
com.—3
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
17
Mar 10
12
73% Jun
22
8% Dec
17
7
10% July
27
Jun
102% Mar
14% Apr
Apr
34% Jan
100
Apr
32% Jun
3
44% Jun
106
13% Mar 14
13
2
Jan
25% Mar
20% July
6
<12% May 28
6'A Apr 11
3
8% Mar
43
100% Jun
3
10
....
21%
12%
50c
Holland Furnace Co
—5
Hollander (A) & Sons
—.—5
Holly Sugar Corp common
—10
5%
convertible preferred..——30
Hoffman Electronics Corp
10%
21%
1
(Charles E)„_
Hires Co
-
6%
6%
40
3
46% May
4
Hussman
3
Idaho Power Co
30%
30%
30%
31%
30%
Illinois Central RR Co
64%.
64%
63%
64%
€4%
65
Illinois
57%
57%
57 Ve
57%
x56%
56%;
47
47
48
*46%
47'/2
49
*48%
50
500
30%
2,400
64%
64%
5,700
56
30%
4
1,000
57
2,100
*47
41% July
9
43%
30%
27
32% Feb
40 %
*43%
Apr
Sep 21
48
I
27
Jun
21
33% July 18
27% Feb
10
35% May
57% Oct
11
68% Sep
19
58 % Jan
23
72% May
47 '/a Jan
5
57
Sep
12
50
23
57% Jun
27
Aug 22
52
Nov
9
47
51
19
49
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
53% Nov
Jan
July
48% July
2
Jan
53
Apr
5
Jun
8
52
Apr
13
55
Jan
9
55
17
6
55
52% Mar 28
61
10
Jan
Mar 11
50
Jun
29
54% Apr
3
53
Feb
15
49% Apr
26
53
Feb
10
31% Aug 31
24% Mar 15
26'/a Jun
20
29% Jan
25
—No par
No par
4 noi
cumulative preferred
50
4.26% cumulative preferred
50
4.70% cumulative preferred
50
4.42% cumulative preferred
50
4.2099 cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
6
48% Jan
6
50 % Jan
20
162
Jan
4
10% Nov
28
58% May 23
71
Dec
29
59
15
157
13
73
July
5
May 28
165
Feu
6
11
12% Jun
16
12
Jan
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
Rayon
8434
1,700
57 %
3,400
1
21%
21%
•21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
300
8
47% Jan
23
5
57%
57%
56 %
56%
56'A
1,300
99
99
99
99
28%
29'A
28%
29
103
Mar 29
33% Sep
6
41% Jun
9
175 % May 31
99
July 2
27% May 28
37'/a Jan
4
3
87% Aug 26
141
Jun
17
10
Jan
3
117% Sep
23
108
Jan
20% Nov
May 15
33% May 28
157
29 %
May 28
July
25% Jun
6
24 % Mar 13
Insuranshares
61% Jan
6
Xnterchemical Corp common
Feb
7
103
.4%%
510
Jun
38% Feb
174
Feb
Int'l
22
22
33% Apr
88
Jan
3
78
Jan
23
126% Jan
6
10% Jun
101% July
132
4%
14% Mar 13
12
98% Apr
25
144% May
7
106% Mar 13
142
94
Feb
May 18
Dec
Jan
5
74% Sep
16
40% May 16
56% Jun 28
44% Feb
60
25
Jan
28
39% Nov
11
34 % Apr
20
38% Jan
16
23% Jan
6
31% Sep
9
29'A Jan
4
37% Apr
5
45
48% Mar
8
20
70% Mar 13
Mining Corp
101%
130 %
129%
101%
17%
17%
17%
92
92>A
92%
92 «/2
Silver
common
7%
preferred
International Telep & Teleg
■International Utilities Corp
Power Co
5
10
35 Va Dec
30
33% Jan
65
Mar 15
Mar 10
33 % Nov 29
130
Sep 21
125
10
Jan 24
48 %
130
July
5
Feb
7
cum
conv
•127
129
129
*127
6
13
39
31
Jan
6 % July
3
31% Jan 24
34% Jan
4
97% Aug 15
Jun 14
89
Apr 17
45% Jun 21
59
104
85
May 10
Jun
For footnotes
see
13
47% Mar 16
27
54 'A Sep 23
107% Nov 22
38 % Dec
97 % Apr
67% Feb
30
page
1
42 % Jun
8
100% Apr 24
35 % Feb
20.
3
40%
40%
40%
56%
56%
56%
57'A
57%
57%
36'A
*35%
36 %
*35%
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33 Vb
54
preferred
1
58
1,800
17,400
1,400
55%
56%
25
1
54
•53
54%
♦54%
56V2
*571/4
59%
.35%
35%
*35%
36 %
*35%
36'A
*35%
36%
300
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
2,600
21 %
1,200
'
"*52%
♦54%
53%
53
54
5
21%
21%
21%
21
21
21'A
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Llghx Co..
10
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
24%
25
24%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
5,600
Island Creek Coal
45%
46%
46%
46%
47
48 VB
47%
471/B
10,300
Intertype
$6
Corp
.
common
preferred
50c
1
•127% •129
*21 '
*127%
129
%
♦127V2
129
61/4
6%
7,300
4634
47%
6,500
37%
38
1,700
6%
45%
45 %
37%
37 %
37Vb
94% Mar 14
55
Jewel Tea
3%%
L)
Co
Co
Inc
common
preferred
Corp
Johns-Manville
Johnson
&
Johnson
Manufacturing
100
5
12%
Jones & Laugblin Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy
1
Co
92
*49%
*98
50%
81%
92
93
93
•91
50
49
49%
*49
*98
100 %
*98
100'/a
51%
51%
81
82
51%
81%
129
37%
6 'A
44%
(F
*127%
50%
81
93%
50
100%
51%
81'A
*91
49'A
*98
51%
81%
93 %
50
4934
1,000
100 %
54
82
45%
V8
45%
46%
47 Vb
47%
47%
47%
10
102%
102'/a
1023/4
1023A
102%
102%
102 %
102'A
100
1
54%
55 %
54%
56 %
56 %
55 VB
46
55
1,900
6% *, 6%
46%
6%
38'A
5
150
200
1,700
36 %
32%
32
44%
56% July
40%
•35%
6%
Mar 21
129
36%
37%
85
40%
56%
443A
53% Apr 24
105% Feb 27
129
40%
1
6
1,000
92%
56%
Jaeger Machine Co
No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co..
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
5
300
18
92Va
40%
Jacobs
58% Apr
101
*17'A
•35'A
10% Mar 19
102% Feb
101
-
25
47% July
6
48% Apr 27
Mar 14
180
6,700
6,900
141
__25
No par
com..5
I
12 'A Sep
34% Jan
10%
800
34,500
140%
141
101%
•101
4%
130%
3.50
Interstate
$1.40
128%
10%
83
100
40%
No par
International Shoe
International
128%
No par
Salt—.
138'A
129
10%
17%
14% Jan
22% Mar 15
10%
*100%
3
34% Jan
130'A
98%
130%
17 %
12% Jan
27% Jan
43A
92
International
*82
98%
129%
Dept Stores
May 29
5,500
4%
101%
17%
540
200
273/4
100%
98%
•91
42,200
27'%
4%
129%
100
38
27'A
83
*80
com—No par
;
Interstate
24 Ve
27%
101 %
preferred
1.400
29V4
4%
10%
220
11,100
165%
100%
599
39% Mar 16
3
30% May 16
83
29%
498
29%
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
•
53% Jun
20% May
27%
100
164%
137
7
6
4%
168
29%
10%
19
11
4%
37%
38%
165
*29
<134%
30
30 'A Aug
*80
86
36%
164
10%
38% Feb
36% Sep
27
29%
490
134%
38% Jan
3
"27%
29%
36%
165
29V4
495
494
10'A
34% Jan
3
29%
488
*98%
.
29%
29
133%
3
30% Jan
164%
99%
15
2
26% Jan
36
36
165
99%
common—7.50
International Paper
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
3
•4%
485
488
56
56%
*56
■
99'/2
International Packers Limited
Jun
9
•80
*162
168
100
Canada
40
Feb
5
27
1
Preferred
43% Jun
13
•29%
100
preferred
6
6
29
165
.
32 % Jan
July
35%
No par
common
34% Mar 15
58
485
—No par
Machines
Int'l Nickel.of
2
8
vn par
Com—
Business
International
Mar 27
31
100
....
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
•
6% Mar 18
Jan
108
♦162
preferred
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
11
23
Inc
799
3214 Mar 12
31
Iron
Int'l Harvester
0
28
Feb
Ctfs
preferred
▼■n+orlnkp
34% Mar 21
4% Jan
84
Steel Co
-
15
98
*162
Jun
2
32% Mar 14
168
21
Jun
13
17,200
24% July 18
57 % Dec 12
114
99% Jun
3,000
71%
84V2
Jan
19
43%
70
57
73
Mar 14
72%
43%
73
57
42
45
69
44
71%
85%
19
91 % Jan
68 %
1,400
43
.
56%
19
Sep 20
67%
1,600
84
21 % Apr
26
43%
9%
•162
104% Apr
6
44%
28
9%
10
56%
7
6% Mar 14
43%
27%
84
24
27% Jan
9%
56%
89% Feb
24
27%
10%
43%
*10
"
57
15% Feb
Jan
10
56%
14
121
10
27%
—20
15
20 % Mar 23
27%
4
27%
27%
50
Inspiration Cons Copper
Nov
Mar 15
*49
50
27%
52
69% Mar 20
101
34
•49
70
100
*50'A
*48%
/
8
Mar 14
28
60
50
Jun
69
6
51%
*48%
,53
92% May 26
6% Nov 21
82
*50
8
SeD
8
6
51%
168
84
57% Jan
51%
83%
41% Jan
127 % Dec 29
51%
54
83%
2
Mar
•50%
40
100
•52%
82%
28% Nov
3% Mar 16
52%
No par
400
35% Oct
X52%
No par
100
26
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
53%
.1
A
Industrial
53%
Inland
21% Jan
18
50'A Mar 13
53%
483/a
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
68
19% Jan
24
5
9
•52%
48%
91% Mar 21
6
7
Feb
11% May
50%
49
•
8
35% Jan
19
Apr
19
•49
Mexico
100 pesos
De
*46%
.«
76% Jun
91% Nov 28
37'A Jan
42
169% Jun
66% Mar 14
96% Jan
7% Apr
common
Electrica
Industria
8% Dec
Co
Power
56%
13,800
2.500
18,300
150
6,500
_
Volume
Number 5549
184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
Ku|« for Previous
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1966
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICES
STOCK
Jtfonda
EXCHANGE
Par
July
Tuesday
Wednesday
uly 8
Bales fee
July 4
\
?
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Jul/
Ukares
U
K
28 Ms May 25
43% Dec
39
Nov
30
45% Mar
94
Sep
30
14
34% Feb
117
105
Nov
59 % July
2
120
20
o2
July
47%
Apr
July
feu
Kaiser
3
89
96
Mar
3.80%
103
Mar 13
4%
42
Apr
25
8
.24
Feb
15
21% Jan
3
24% Mar
3
21
113
Jan
30
May 28
Oct
6
27
29% Jan
56
6
Sep
16
Jun
3
23
43% Feb
*101
102%
10
86%
900
27
33% Jan
23
60
Dec
23
52'A Jan
31
100 % Jun
23
94
58
9
92 % Mar 18
28% Jun
32
30
Jan
Kern
4%%
27
98
3
Feb
1
4%
4
26% May 28
29"% Mar 29
Kresge
9
48
50 % Feb
Kress
22% Dec
24%
12% Mar 15
8
22
Jan
10
50
39% May 31
Jan
4
43% Jan
4
16
Sep
7
5% Jan
25
18% Dec
6
14% Apr
25% Apr
4
16
Dec
22
Mar 14
20% May 10
28 % Jan
86 %
11
25
;
3
52
13
f
Feb'!
4
9
Mar
7
4'A Jan
16% Mar 13
Feb
25
19
;Jun
8
20
30
Jun
8
34% Apr
3
15 % Nov 28
89
May
8
97
i3%
Jan
98% May
Mar 14
35% Apr 26
25 % Apr"26
T 2 % Sep
1
6
1% Jan
3
Jan
3
17% Dec
Apr
24
19
3% Jan
3
6% Sep
5% Apr
23
8
47% Jan
43 % Jan
23
22
Jan
16% Jan
4
23
Mar
19
,11 %
.40%
16
Mar 14
Sep
30
19% Jan
3
64% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
24% Dec
9
61% Mar 14
149 % Jun
47
22
Sep
26
46% Oct
31
Dec
30
25 % Jan
25
17% Jun
26
1% July
la
22
15% May 28
29% Sep
28
25 % Jan
72% Sep 22
164% Nov 16
153% May
66
Jun
49
3
1
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.
Lehn
Fink
1
&
23
59
Jun
Life
2
,
Liggett
2
7%
6
21% Jan
47V2 Jan
23
67% Jun
Lily
22
14
14% May 28
16% Feb
29
19
35 % Jan
24
49% Mar 29
Apr 15
8% Mar 14
103% Sep
19
89
Feb
14
40-/a May 17
17% Mar 14
r64% Feb
79
56
Jan
7
26% Mar 14
114
Oct
5
12
7
24% Aug
73
Tulip
Mar
27
6
11
139% Dec
7
45% Jan
3
77% Jan
6
25% Jan
147
101
3%%
convertible
Lockheed
Loew's
.
May 14 ;
3
18% Jun
137%Jun
5
9
49% Jan
10
83% Jan
27
6
21
Jun
26
27% Feb
39 %
51% Jan
3
42
Jan
20
94
12% Mar 14
26% Dec
28
21% Jan
23
34% Jun 25
4<J% Jan
53% Jan
3
62 % Mar 19
109
May
Apr
B
Mar 28
19% Jan
6
26% Mar 14
88 % Mar 15
(P)
Louisville
8
Lowenstein
Jan
11
14*
May 24
32% July 27
26% Jan
10
3578 ouiy 15
p..,*
July 22
138
39
Apr
31V8 Jan
23
22
92% Jan
9% Jan
23
103A Apr
6
6
10% Feb
28
12% Feb
16
7% July
56% Jan
6
19
100% Jan 23
Jan
18
25
28
May 16
Sep
41% Sep 22
139,
Feb
10
41
540 % Jun
20
610
Uil
zo
34
3
21
Jun
8 % Apr
4
10% May 18
34% Jan 11
-x
74
o
5% July
35% Jan
Jan
3
Jan
7
3
46 3% May
3
11%
Feb~ 17
8% Jun
8
10% Apr
4
48 %
16
Jan
7
20% Feb
18
16% Feb
1
July 14
37% Dec 21
52% Apr
16
56% Jun
29% Apr
37% July
5
38% Sep
18
21
37% July
6
59
22
Apr 25
32% Feb
99
89% Jun
13
23 % July 19
44
Feb
4
31
24
25% Jan
40% Dec
19
Jan
22 % Nov
7
11
6
29
26% Feb
Apr
35% Feb
16
9
May
18
4
18% Mar 19
'
14
Jan
24
38% Jan
3
98
50 % Mar 23
19% May 25
24% Jan
33% Mar 14
44% July 21
39
48% Mar 19
94 % May
99
Jan
10
90
3
400
16%
8,900
50%
12,200
18 3/e
18%
2,000
1%
2
16%
16 %
6%
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6%
45%
5,300
16%
45%
46-
18 3/4
18%
18 S/8
18 3/i,
18%
18'/a
20%
20%
203A
21
20%
21
'853/4
853A
86 Va
85%
873A
87%
873A
15%
15 Ye
15%
900
39,300
18%
203/B
85%
153/4
15%
/ 263A
153/4.
16%
27
26%
16
66%
1593A
27
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160,
58 3/a
58
653/4
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67
663/4
66%
160
27
%;
27%
66%
;
160
27%
1,500
8,300
3,500
'
4,300
66
159%
:
58%
,,
65
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159
27%
2,500
67%
8,800
1593/4
210
3,500
58
58 Va
58%
58%
663A
V
663/4
66 Ys
66
66%
2,000
16
16 %
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16%
16
16%
2,500
46%
v
48%
47%
473A
47
47 Va
47
47%
.
97
83A
45%
4434
21
21%
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88 Va
89%
733A
74'A
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7'4
30%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
102%
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96 Va
96%
preierred—
99%
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183/4
141%
18%
18%
140 %
"
96%
9,700
30%
3,200
119
76
78
23%
233/s
23%
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Independence
102 %
102 Va
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102%
96'/a
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Day
*
98 Va
100 Va
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5,400
12,200
60
■
96 Va
800
100
10
18%
142%
19%
18%
19%
8,000
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19 Va
141%
.
30%
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75%
100'/a
100
*1013A
93%
30 3/4
21
23%
96%
99%
19,200
21,800
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733A
CLOSED
102 Va
102%
5,700
46%
45%
119
*115
23%
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453A
94 Va
92
'
119
96 Va
8%
8 Ye
21%
21
4,000
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97
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45 VB
303A
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8
91 Va
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30%
74%.
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45'/a
215/a
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9
118
118
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97
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67
159 %
.
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58%
140%
583/4
00
1,700
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58 3A
99
99
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99
98%
99%
99
993/8
2,000
1
21%
213/4
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
3,300
10
&
82%
83 Va
84
85
86
88
87%
87%
1,500
34%
34%
34 %
34%
58%
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50
;
Sons
Inc
58
58 Va
3A
58%
M
&
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a
common..10
*140%
5
35%
353A
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29%
30
89
89
inc
—100
145
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No par
Garden
Chef
——.
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44
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100
Square
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.
105
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34%
3,600
44
145
37%
36%
37%
13,300
303/4
30%
31 Va
6,100
88 %
89%
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89%
•300
9%
*9%
9Ys
9%
9%
8
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8
7%
7%
500
105 %
108%
3,400
34%
3,200
30%
90
*9%
8 ' ;
*
'
104'A
105%
103%
107%
*43
44
30%
353/4
30%
V
34%
34%
145
353/4
35%
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8%
34%
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145
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9%
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.—10
1
44
34
107%
34%
■
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100
1
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35
35
34
Co—
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May 25
24
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'
50
*515
550
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540
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5
5
5
5
5'A
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5%
800
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6
5
5%
53/4
53A
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6
900
39 Yb
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19Ys
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Bros
'
34%
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'
4%%
preferred
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(Glenn
Masonite
Master
Corp
Electric
Apr
11
97
Feb
7
Jan
12
89
Apr
20
96% Jan
4
$3.75 cum
Apr
11
83
Jun
1
87% Mar
2
$3.40
Feb
16
56% Mar 31
54% May 15
6
343/a Apr
56% Jan
3
9
*19%
9%
9%
41
9%
2,400
40'A
40 3A
4,000
173/8
17 Vs
17%
403A
41%
17%
173/s
17%
553A
55%
55 %
55 Va
*55
553/4
55
55
35'A
35%
35%
36%
36
37%
3 6 34
37%
36%
37«A
37
37%'
37%
37%
37%
373/4 -
93%
93%
93%
933/4
40
32 Ye
32 Va
33%
34%
18.200
44%
443A
44
44%
3,000
20
20%
203/4
800
1
413/4
6,800
110
*
*
10
*
94
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94
33
33%
443/8
443A
1
20 !/s
20 Vs
20%
20'A
8
41
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413/a
41%
41%,.'
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9%
%
173/s
44
...
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9%
40 3A
33%
No par
pfd 1947 ser3es_.No par
19 Ys
?
100
39Vfl
17%
43 Va
common
J
40%
33%
cumulative
preferred
19%
9%
*93%
pfd.,——Nopar
Maytag Co common—
No par
$3
*19%
9%
-No par
Co—
Dept Stores
$3.75 preferred
19%
,....100
—1
Co
z...—
May
393/8
*39 Vs
540
40-
Corp common
6
4%
convertible
preierred—60
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
Marshall Field & Co-coml
Nopar
Martin
*39%
9%
6.28
—__
39%
*19'A
x
Marine'Midland
99
28% Feb
Exploration
Va
*510
540
♦510
393A
8
When issued,.——A—
Mpracaibo Oil
88
35% July 12
1
—
Shirt
Jan
4
i
Co.
No par J
Manhattan
May 16
25% Jan
RR
Coal
83
52
453/4
88'/a
Co Inc com
94
18
46%
30%
preferred series A.
Mahoning
4
33% Jan
92
x453A
-100
Magma- Copper
Maguavox Co '(The)
6% Apr 27
21
31% Jan
48%
.100
Working Co
Aiuc&a
Magic
>
6
35% Jun
9
483A
prelerred.
D
(M)
Many (R H)
Madison
Mar 13
6
34% Nov
*53/4
1,300
92
'
685
Jan
54% Aug 23
6%
•'
16
.900
493A
2
*53/4
21%
Nashville
&
Wood
4%%
Mar 20 '.
28
27
18%
VB
2
6%
45%
preferred
tauou
.
■:
7% Sep
&M
6%
13 '
6
5% Nov
M
-,
11
8% Jan
16
46
18
*5?A
Corp.._
E
Co
MacAndrews
.
88% Jun
3
4% Dec
3
£8% Apr
13% Jun
23
oall
13
6
543% Jan J 4
74
>
Jun
7% Jan
f
453/4
18%
2
600
4V4
31%
47%
2
V-
1,900
27%
20
16%
:
16
313/s
*90
16%
,
1,300
3,500
19%
163/8
;
24%
19%
19Ys
180
503/e
18%
31%
92 V
4,400
'
•xo
122
19%
V
*4
18 3/8
18%
17%
Corp a
Lukens Steel Co
18
ZJ8
95
18%
8%
1%t preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
9
xviuy
140
45 Va
1
preferred—
series
.
133
*26 %
4%
*16%
Co' common.,
series
Lorillard
5 i
58
July 27
90% Dec 30
15%
27%
*90
18%
24
49%
153/4
17%
Nopar
Lighting Co com
10
series
4.35%
.
21% Feb 23
31% Dec
19
r-
conv
4.25%
Mar 14
143% Jan
1,700
15%
*31
45%
A
z-,—..—No par
Aircraft
Inc
4%%
102% Jan 13
8
May 25
Jan
4,200
49 Vs
27%
163/4
18%
preferrerl.—lUu
Long Island
104
24 3/a
:
49%
193/4
16%
.
20
fl
6
106
28%
48%
♦16%
...
96
48%
92
16%
2
67%
96
96
30%
%
66%
28%
66%
28%
19%
*90
18%
,.—15
com
23% July
;
9,900
36%
30
92
2
700
523/4
36%
*4
183/8
443/4
1
—10
vK ji"
2
29
193/4
25
com
7
29
*18%
30%
,
i
4%
163A
.
5
89% May
May 21
193/4
# 90
1..10
List Industries Corp——
,
3
22% Mar 14
May 16
L,
*4
183/s
30%
■«
1
16
Jun
99
15%
27%
183/s
43%
52%
*3534
24
15%
1
433/8
53
49
*27 %
4%
43%
48%
24
153/4
.
1,800
28
48%
27 %
preferred—
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
96 % Jun
July 15
24
48 3/s
153/4
*4
9,200
28
96
27%
2,50
Cement
103% Jan
20% Oct
i
Gas
-123
47%
5
Corp
Star
107% Apr
24
48%
(The)
Star
21% Mar
23%
;
Carbonic
Lone
Jan
<
7
Co..
Corp
Lone
8
105
Belt
Lionel
Liquid
.
6
35
48%
No par
'i /
32"% May 17
9
48%
common-3
Corp.,
10
Jan
114% Mar
49
...x
\
28
5
26
Mar 11
Link
Cup
-
14
4
Sep
7;' 7
96 % July
5
July
48%
100
25 % May
123
v
/
5,600
54%
27Ye
63 %
,
97
28%
—
27
*32% July
63%
97
4
Myers Tobacco
23
23
102
6
&
18% Jan
20
100
12
63
46%
54
*353A
28 %
Products
64 % Jan
6
103% Mar
53% Jan
8
43% Jun
Jan
36%
,—25
Corp
1
38% Sep
11
12
53%
*35%
97%
common
(The)
21
Dec
28% Mar 14
Oct
100% Jan
8% Jun 28
July 25
52%
36'A
45%
54 %
273A
'
27,
Sep
" 52%
46%
52
43
63
7,200
26,300
533A
:
28%
preferred
<k:
55% Apr
39%
43
preferred—No parpfd—
NO pax
Savers Corp
•
16
43%
'
400
353/8
124
43%
43%
/
Libby McNeill & Libby
7
72% Feb
45%
35
273/4
54%
28
A
Co
1223/4
28
5
Sons
35%
123%
45%
53 %
27%
♦97
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
163 % Feb
45%
35%
122 %
Day
63%
pfd.. 75 Pesos Mex
Lerner Stores
9 s,,
18 % Mar 29
45%
Independence
No pap
_!
5
98
Apr
7,100
18
28
t2nd
Corp
3,700
22%
18
62%
series
1st
noncum
25%
22%
18
53
1
Coal
noncum
5Qc
Lehman
28% Feb
-i
1
Jan
t
1
25%
22%
18
50%
21% Mar 26
*',
65 % May 29
17
1
Feb
Valley
25%
22 Va
28
<
(111).
Tire:
&
20% Jun
9
Apr 22
Feb
Lehigh
253/8
CLOSED
45%
25
preferred
100
Lehigh Coal «& Navigation Co
lo
Lehigh Portland Cements
15
Lehigh Valley RR
__»
No pa*
r
EXCHANGE
18
36
:
50% May. 7
9
74% Feb
23
-
Feo
89% Dec
31
1
25%
123
common
44
22%
^1Q0
Co
86%
*43
18
-—10
preferred
44%
22
1213/4
l
Co—;
87
25%
124 ■:
2.50
Co
102
*43
STOCK
18%
121%
com
Wire
'
22%
35%
-3.85%
3 V
2% Jan
,
96
26*
Nopar
Co.
&
102
*86
88
44%
35%
(The)
(James)
86%
*43
34%
Bryant
Lees
6
21% Jan
>
6
97%
22%
*18
common
&
Lee Rubber
«.
<•'
27 «■
50% July
18% Jan
*96%
25%
5
preferred
Consolidada 6%
Lane
r
Mar 22
17 % Jun
44%
8.75
Co.
Gas
4.32%
La
22% Mar 12
10
88
Corp
Mfg
Co
Laclede
■
27 y
30
97%
*35%
&
Inc
(S S)
Kroehler
6
18"% Apr
Co
(S H)
Kroger
16
May 2
27% Jun 22 /
4
34% Sep
6
Aug 11
29
29% Apr
103
♦87
*43
No par
preferred
Jan
55% Feb
Dec
*96%
1
Indus
prior
Kimberly-Clark
*102
King-Seeley Corp
Koppers
3
47% De<r 20
28
Oil
conv
Keystone Steel
12
40% Mar 19
May 28
97 %
50
L
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee
Apr
May
preferred
Kelsey Hayes Wheel.
Kennecott Copper
Mar 14
69
non-cum
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co
18
58% Apr
14
38% Dec
6
30
103
4%
6
4
100
96
*102
preferred
par
20
26
38% Jan
500
2,600
92
103
cum
.
13
36% Jan
*90%
*101
28
29% Feb
92
*90%
103
55 % Jun
47
92
*101
25
10
*90%
103
53% Apr
39% Feb
91%
*101
8
Jun
91%
2,100
103
23
7
413/4
♦161
Jan
Mar
41%
4.35% cumulative
preferred—100
Kansas City Southern com
No
44 % Jun
24
41%
105
Mar 27
"147%
41'A
*103%
42% Apr
44
41%
105
36% Mar
,
41%
*104
23% Apr
27
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
27% Mar 14
10
18
41%
105
26% May 21
21% Jan
24% July 15
38% Nov
9
17 % Mar 24
98% Jfen
46% Jan
-
41%
86,400
*104
92% May
9
4
par
preferred
57%
119 %
106
May 22
9
71% Feb
21
50
56%
118%
•
*96%
103
Jan
50
59%
♦104%
101 % May 21
48%
493A
120
100
Mar
84% Apr
49%
100
Apr
105
29% Jun
573A
119%
493A
IIlOO
108
4
24
59%
119%
49%
118
preferred
9
May
31
57%
49%
118
preferred
Feb
lui
Mar 10
57%
49%
117
4.50%
105
Oct
54%
50
100
;
4.20%
7
28
70% Jan
33%
preferred
_
1
107% Sep
105 % Nov
43
Corp
100
conv
13
9
102% Mar 15
25
Chem
cum
nreferred
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
J
11
95% Jun
&
4% %
41% Mar 27
May 24
Alum
4 % %
5
20
37% May 17.
4
99 % May 16
105
May 6
100% Mar 23
13
;;;
%
20 Va
4l3/8
41 Ys
41%
*92%
94 Va
*92%
300
94
93%
93%
93%
92
92
*91
93
*91
92
*84%
85
84%
84%
*84%
85
*84
83
29 Vs
93%
29%
*55
29%
29%
29%
56
55
55
29%
56
*55
Va
29%
*55
j
7,600
94
*92
:
)
9,300
11,500
'
j
10
29%
900
!!
56
100
n
*
20% May 16
23
44
Mar 14
Jan
6
14% Mar 14
25% Dec
8
20% Apr
34
7
25
46
Nov
Aug 22
16% Feb
12
May 15
15
46
Jan
6
Apr
17
15
Jan
16
75% Jun
29
83 % Jan
24
Dec
29
91
July
Aug
1
58
Apr
13
47
Feb
9
57% Jan
17
78% Dec
15
71% Jan
23
8
May
Jun
13
Mar 14
45% Apr
25
29% Feb
17
Jan
3
4
91
15
18
101
Apr
1
106'A
2
21
77% Dec
7
39% Sep
26%
Jan
80% Jan
3
% Jan
23
Z V 74
May Zd
15% Feb
34% jun
Apr"l8
Aug
60% Jan
31
3
Jun
81
67
12
14
45
40
Jan
32 % Jan
42
16
21% Aug 11
25
1
8
99% May 23
9
77% Feb
21
30'A July
92 % Jun
21
2
71% July
109
Jun
95% Mar
6.
27
5
48% Mar 19
23 % Feb
29
21% Jun
12
41% Apr 30
102 3/4 Jan 16
91% Mar 21
32 3A Mar 15
98
Apr
11
McCall
Corp
$2.50
3%%
McGraw-Hiil
McKesson
McLellan
&
Cum
2nd
Melville
4 %
26.
27% Feb
6
Mercantile
20
26
30% Apr
12
24% Feb
333A July
3
Merck
43% Jan
7
22 % Oct
11
26% Feb
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
13
11
July
106% Jan
17
52% Aug 26
103% Apr 18
107% July
,
44 % Jan
I
23
3
18% May 28
93
Feo
9
112% July
2
56% Apr 18.
23% Jan
3
Jan
27
64
95% Apr
30
102
Jan
6
May 15
107
48
% May 10
1
lu2
Jan
23
93% Mar 29
102
Apr
26
93
Apr
26
9934 Feb
21
93% Dec
101
Apr
18
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
14
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
6
For
108% May
60
footnotes
Sep
see
9
9
page
106
Mar
47% Jan
2fl.
2
20
108% Apr
25.
59% Mar 19
5
*82'A
47%
Mengel
Co
&
Co
Inc
Co
common
preferred
preferred
2 P.0% preferred
4.45% preferred
Miami
Copper
103
100
84
series
series
series
series
;
:
94%
77
77
71
71%
1,500
102
102%
2,300
101%
86
86'A
87
83
47%
48
47 Va
47%
47%
4 7 Ye
20%
20 Ye
20%
20%
500
20%
20%
*77
83
30%
94%
46
102 %
*101%
102%
,
80
30%
30%
94
94%
*42
46
23%
_16%c
32%
33%
,33%
333/4
90 Va
*88
90%
No par
*88
No par
112%
112%
*111
115
No par
.12.50
543A
55 Va
55
55
18 3A
18%
18%
18%
58%
58%
58
58%
.
lt-%
50O
35%
19 Va
35 Va
363/4
7,100
102 Va
101 Va
101 »/a
19%
19 Va
,
35
*101%
80
80
82
30%
31%
31 Vs
31%
94%
94 Va
94
94
*77
45
*43
*43
30
*
300
.
i,
5,200
100
45
23%
2334
23Ys
23Ys
1,303
33%
33 %
33 'A
33%
27,300
88
88
115%
*112
*86
90
116
100
55%
600
18 3A
19%
19
19%
23,000
57%
56%
58
583/4
2,300
96 Va
40
55 Va
«55
55 %
*97
98
*97
97
97
•95
*103
105
*103
105
*103
105
♦103
105
100
100
*94
95
94
94
*93
95
*93
95
•92%
93
8
*105
49 Vs
107
49%
*92%
*105
48%
98 Va
93
107
49
92%
107
*105
48
92%
3/8
493A
;
200
♦113
pfd—100
100
100
'»
4,500
20 Ys
23%
,,
'
1,500
823A.
23%
j,
i
270
76%
71
47%
19%,.
*42
700
2,700
83
23%
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
3.85%
103
5
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
4.35%
1033/4
35
1
Mergenthaler
Machine
70-%
3%
Inc
$3.50 preferred
$4 conv 2nd pfd—
Mesta
76%
71
19%
100
(The)——
Stores
76
71
343A
30 %
143/8
76
20%
1
14%
70%
35%
*78
14%
76%
35
*101%
42%
14%
20%
common
Corp
42% V.
'*19%
50
2 8 Ye
*41%
21%
14 Va
'
—1
series
28 Ye
42%
900
21%
28 Va
14%
28%
*413/4
21%
28%
*413A
*21%
213A
—If
preferred series B
45% Jun
22
1033/4
18
Inc
Co..
pfd 4.30%
Shoe
23 % July
112% Apr
56% Jun
Robbins
Stores
33% Feb
9
S
Publishing
Corp common
.......—5
4%% preferred (1st series)
_10u
28
Jun
*69
.1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co..
25
102
*75 Vs
Co
Mead
Jan
88
14%
t
21'A
28%
42%
14 Vs
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
28% Jun
July 21
*413A
Corp coinmon__50c
preferred—100
Stores
6
96
50
:
convertible
18
88% Mar 30
28%
f"
21%
28 s/8
McGraw Electric
Jan
Sep
21%
3
—:
common
preferred
McCrory
21% Jan
46
No par
Corp
McCord
*82
*105
49 3A
92%
40
10
107
50
3,400
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
(126)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
ri*?l*u
t or
Lowest
37% Jan
25
70 •'
9
46% Jan
65% May 14
Midland
Enterprises
40
47
Mar 12
Midland
Steel
21
146% Sep 23
54 % Nov
9
May 28
21
Mar
1
9
29
17
Jan
23
22% May 14
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No par
18%
58
Jan
23
87% July
5
6
126%
130
28% Mar
1
'
66
12% Jan
Jan
20
82
23% Jan
16% Jun
14
Apr
30
88
Jan
11
85.50
1st
22% Jun
19
33
Jan
3
$1.50
2nd
17
42'A Apr
2
Minnesota
26% Feb
9
7
30% Jan
16
Minnesota
Jan
3
12% May
73% Sep
1
100% Jun
7
29
15% Sep
14
J<>n
79
6
25
5
.
5
,
7
1
23
16
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
11% Feb
29
76
Feb
7%
88
Feb
20
22
Mar 23
■
Mojud. Co
vJan
5
21% Feb
23
3
Monarch
Jan
30
24% Jan
3
Monon
May 28
24% Jan
3
52% July
6
39% May 28
51 % Mar 19
6
15
23% May 28
28
Jan
3
34% Mar 14
43% Sep
26
47
Jun
14
38% Jan
22
3
39% Jan
11
30% Jan
23
37 % Mar 26
40% May 28
46% Apr 27
22 % May
4
18% Jan
21%
3
Apr~25
23% Dec
16% Mar 14
28% Mar 12
Morrell
40% May 28
51% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
May 17
32 % Dec
22
30% Jan
27% Mar 14
33% Apr
27
25% Jun
8
Jan
19
40% May 10
15"» J"n
15
18
33
3
42% Mar
22% July. 20
9
Feb
40% July
4
47
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
32% Jun
25
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
Sep
28
7
45% Jan
5
26
40
'
1
36%
37
37%
31
31
13%
65%
64%
65
41
41
40%
7%
65%
♦
66
«
75
■
Co
&
Wheel
<F
E)
&
13%
45%
45%
7,000
37%
37
371/2
2,400
311/4
31
31%
3,900
-
6,000
2,300
'
64 %J
40
7%
65%
75
6,900
3,400
7%
*64%
'74%
*
73/4
*64%
•
64%
41
63'A
40%
7%
/v
/
13%
13%
13%
40
75
17%
v.70
17%
.
'
-
"
17%
17%
•
S
1(200
1,500
26
26
23%
23%
•21%
22%
42%
43%
43%
44%
44'A
45%
25%
.24%'
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
-
44%
44%
,
21%
35%
35%
♦26%
27
26%
36%
36%
36%
15%
15%
15%
1.
41%
42
41
••
36%
15%
•
26%
1
'
41%
34%
34%
44
44
*140
143
45
■
20%
20%
20%
42%
20%
22%
44'/4
22%
23
44'A
45
35
35'/4
35%
35%
26"%
9,100
-
30,400
3,800
1,300
27
2,000
-
*
2,800
1,000
-
2,200
36%
41 %
41
41%
3,900
34 %
34
34 %
2,300
45
45
45
140
.
,
16
*44
>•:
'
36%
16
34
.
36%
15%
40%
f
36%-
15%
r
:v.:
z '/•
34%
34%
*43
V
44%
34%
41%
26% / .263/4
35%
"■*;
'
44%
34
41%
441/4
.
44%
-
;
;
2,000
45
343/8
22%
-
:
21%
44
21%
%
500
i". 5,100
41%
20%
20%
20%
.
1,700
29,900
/
45
41%
420%
/
33%
41 y2
'
».*'•
33%
44%
32%
42
;
40
,
75
,■
'
5,300
65
22 «/8
33%
10
13%
62
'*
32%
No par
3,300
26%
13%
45%
13
8
*
5
.
26%
26%
-
23%
5
Bros
4,400
26
35%
:
36%
21%
46
,
35%
23%
10
Co
600
36'
26
44%
Corp
Brass
85%
23%
26
3
Corp
.y'!?
Y.
X43%
X21
85%
233%
23%
■.41%,
10
——*
290
843/4
24
22 %
22
,
2,000
17%
23%
26
23%
24%-
No par
,_1»
103
17 V#
17%
43%
5
—No par
.—12
6,400
9102%
103
•21%
26
23%
43
(The)
'.'75
73»/4
73
36%
A17%-17%
17%
26
2
Co
*74
75
•
-17%
25
7%
73%
.*
44%
" :
-
•
1,500
26%
•
65%
;;
13%
87%
134%
13
:
7%
22
& Co
Lines
1
:
40%
66
No par
.
Inc
Products
Myers
13%
64%
v
8,000
86%
133%
353/4
31%
7%
1,300
873%
132%
84^4
•
37%
30%
.
2,200
20%
193/4
193/4
11,400
-
30%
13%
13%
23%
24
CLOSED
-
44%
.1.25
-
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)_
Murray Corp of America
Mar 15
50
13
44%
—100
—100
Tool
A
Co
(John)
Mueller
.
12 /
42% Apr
Day
13%
45
5
—
Ward
Motor
;
4 "
11
Jan
26%
13
43%
100
Oil Co
Motor
4
32 % Mar
Independence
.:
Power
Motorola
20
11
35-/#
5
—10
i._
Moore-McCormack
10
44% Mar 14
30% Oct
'17% Jun
35
Inc.,
Chemical
Monterey
20
36% May
23%
—No par
Montgomery
18% Jan
23
85%
23%
com—No par
RR
Machine
Montana
20% Jan
9
84%
24
.
29%
23%
1,200
37%
29%
23%
17%
EXCHANGE
17%
26%
*363/4
28 %
*102%
STOCK
84%
Montana-Daaota Utilities Co„j
/
103
84%
series A
B
Monsanto
73
26%
100
440
136%
37
85%
*23%
26'/#
136
700
-
-
423/4
73
72%
.35%
13,200
61
42%
131
'
100
X35
*59
4
136V2'-
19%
•
17%
2.50
■-
85%
131%
•102 V#
:
class
•'
r
__25
—
Inc
RR
Class
19%
18%
85
129 %
1
preferred
4.20%
preferred
32 % Feb
25% Oct
423%
'23 %
<
17%
Light—.No par
3%%
2
23% Jan
.
60
28%
if.
102%
Paper
Industries
20
40% Aug
&
23%
17
Corp
preferred
Mohasco
20
26% May
Power
Maid
21
14% Dec
Ontario
•.
Shares
30
36%
28%
23%
-
-
-
36%
28%
-
■
136'%
73%
•102%
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
47% May 14
May 29
73
18 V* Feb
36%
-
18%
73
1
„
&
82
No par
.
Co common
Missourl-Kan-Tex
17% Jan
81% Jan
83% Dec
Feb
23%
Development Co_r
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
5
35% Apr 26
7% Jun 13
65
May 28
July
62
23%
Mission
8
Mar
28%
preferred
conv preferred
Mission Corp
34% Jan 11
9
54
Minute
49% Apr 30
40% Mar 26
30% Jun
15
% Sep
3
13
21% Aug 12
23
29% Jan
6
40
19 '
36% Jan
Aug 10
36%
28%
preferred
Minneapolis Mollne
77
8% Jan
8% Nov
3
34 % Feb
17
27
84
2
4
14
28% Dec 30
"
31
22% Jan
Apr
25
44% Feb 15
33% July 5
32% Dec 30
33% Oct
75% May 10
105
93 % May
20
36%
1
....No par
Minneap & St Louis Ry
24% Jan
35% Dec
10
Oil
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
26% Nov
7
22% Jan
102
13
Apr
Mlawest
'
•
139
138
'
112% Jan
1 Dec 30
107
28
6
102% Dec
13
20
Jan
29%
293%
42%
61
42%.
85
134% July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg coin_1.50
3.30% conv preferred
.100
Minn Mining & Mfg com
No par
.
24
May 25
Jun
8
11
Jun
>•
139
*137
100
3
12
36% Jan
23"% Jun
20% Oct
117
preferred
Corp
*59
38% Jun
142
29%
,
.
,
the Week
Friday
July 6
60
30
*42%
61
8
30
19% Apr
29%
42%
42%
0
;
20
27
106
1st
"59
5
common
17
41% July 13
70
8%
Inc_.
Prod
Jun
35
11
11
17
Oct 14
,
July 5
,
4
29% Feb
21
Oct
Thursday
Wednesday
July 4
*
*
July 3
29%
29%
10
135% Jan
21
50% Oct
Par
Utilities Inc
South
28% May 15
Jan
25% Jan
15
6
Jan
33
Middle
7
Dec
Nov
Tuesday
Monday
July 2
t
.
Sales fer
SALE FBICBfl
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
YOBK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
29% Oct
133
NEW
1
.
(
35% Mar
18
19
29% Oct
Bange Since Jan.
1S55
Highest
Year
24% Jan
STOCKS
140
140
140
*
:
600
r
200
N
....
lH'/j Nov
47
128
9
70
6
Jan
20% Oct
46% Nov
29
15% Dec
14
Dec
33% May 16
37 % Nov
173% Sep
10% Oct
11
Feb
23
42% Apr
18
National
3
39% Jan
24
National
165
2
28
Feb
National
Can
27
National
Cash
26% May 14
National
City
35% May 14
National
30
10
62
May 14
29% May
7
National
23
42
28% May
6>
21% Mar 19
3
20% Feb
27
100% Aug
Mar 21
19% Sep
59% Sep
54% Jan
183
21% Mar 12
23
61% Apr
13
18
105% Feo
23
101
Apr
28
76% Jan
23
108% July
July 22
166% Apr
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179
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153
156
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14
Feb
23
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26
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31
38% Dec
29
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147
9
Mar
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Jan
25
58
21
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19
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20
13
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18
14% Feb
3
11% Jan
17
27
13
National
Mar 29
National
8% Mar
15
13% May 28
11
3
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17% Mar 19
37% Mar
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8
33
May 10
36
Apr
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4
Inc
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9
88% Apr 24
96
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9
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18
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2
16% Apr
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26
Feb
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93
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14
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5
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6
78
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81'/a Feb
8
7
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May 28
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24
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7
33
31% Jan
5
49% July 27
82% Dec
Mar 15
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Corp
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Jun
29
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30
610
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15
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York
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21
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77
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5
450
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May 15
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New York Air Brake.—
17
7
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30
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
18% July
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
40-/8 Jun
28
64% Jan
2
25% Apr
18
19
Jun
21
22
37
Jun
14
39% Mar 27
21% Jun
6
Jan
Oct
91'A Mar
30
Jan
82 % July
26
45
Sep
8
8
97
Nov
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14
85% Jun
26
94
5
36% July 27
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11
343% Feb
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78
21
85% Feb
23
87% Mar 1193% Jan
100
13
Mar 14
92% May
101% Jan
Jun
9
83
Apr
20
3
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22
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Feb
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Harlem
New Haven
5
13
98% Jan
9
Jan
16
,
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Co
&
16%
13,300
22
18% May 25
38% Jun
22
33% Jan
5
43
Apr
13
23
60% Jan
4
73
Jun
28
Norfolk
26% Feb
1
26% Fen
7
47% May 17
92% Dec
22
13% Jan
6
85% Jan
39% Jun
3
19% July 27
91% May 4
25
Aug.23
27
108% July 14
46% Apr
8
May 21
77% Jan
27
95% May
16% Jan
16
23% Apr
80
20
111% Dec
25
21% Jan
41
May 18
88
May
47% Feb
8
Jan
18
4
23
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North
Jan
8
Sep
27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
99 % Aug
22%
9
29
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18% Sep
92% May
16% Jan
20
18
Feb
6
9
83% Apr
26
91
Feb
21
$3.60
July
93
July
95% May
5
103
Jan
3
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103
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103% Apr
3
102% Jan
5
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4
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25
$4.16
94
4
20
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10
May
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6
26% Jun
7
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1
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7
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21
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100
Western
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97
16
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12
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8
Apr
29%
38
26%
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5
Jun
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37%
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series
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60
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7
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50
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May
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100
3.60% preferred
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3.90%
preferred
:
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98
,
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103'/a Apr
20% Jun
14
16%
95
106%
29
.
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52
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preferred
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28
87
1
York
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7
Nov
-
5
Central—
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N
38
105'/a
10
.
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8
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22
Dec
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1
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Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
41% Jan
75
16%
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7
125% May
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preferred
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100%
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68
7%
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170
18%
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24%
42 %
100%
4,200
14,100
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70%
1,300
42
107%
11%
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5
Jan
Theatres
41%
103%
41%
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9% Apr
9
12% Jun
30
27%
145
170%
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27%
41%
106
12%
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5
27 %
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42%
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1,200
33,600
62%
27%
100%
54% «•"'
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108%
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53%
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172
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National
103%
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Corp..
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Shares
Steel
5
100
—
1,1
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100%
18%
103%
—100
common
&
National Supply
4% preferred
3
*
Co common..
Co
Linen
National
20
40% May 28
25
Lead
Malleable
20
98
Co
preferred A_
preferred B
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6
13
Gas
•
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3,400
53%
41
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41%
24%
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27
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5,200
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37%
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38%
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170 %
169%
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5
$4.50 preferred
.
Mar 12
13% Mar
5
2
35 % Mar
47% Jan 23
2
56% Nov
6
Jan
Fuel
Jan
64
29
103% May
12%
37%
*.
1
pfd series of 1951
4%%
National
16% Jan
4
51 % Dec
21
37% Jan
Mar
14
42% Mar 25
6
97% Feb
4
77% Sep
4
33% Jan
38% Jan
Distillers
45% Jan
5
90% Nov
25
Aug 29
Department
National
100% Mar 29
12%
V
22
Dec
106
5
National
20
28
12 3/8
common
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
Dairy, Products—
7
18% Jun
27%
12%
lo
conv
6
May
97% May 18
9
22% July 29
27
45% Mar 14
10
27%
12%
37%
Inc
Co
27
25 % Jun
23% Jan
Lines
National
July
43% Jun. 15
10
102% Jan
175
34% Jan
18
11
Oct
$1.25
28
12 % I
5
,
Container
Feb
27%
Register—
13
11
30
20
4,900
28
100
Apr
34% Jan
900
28%
12%
74
10
.
common
Corp
19% Jan
10
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27%
1
preferred A
2
Jun
20%
74%
74
12%
Inc
Corp
Co
56
20
16% Jan
7%
30
Jan
14% Apr
34% Feb
16
Jan
179
26
Apr
19%
74%
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1
Fibres
390
3,200
13%
19%
19%
74%
74%
:
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Biscuit
11% May 24
47
93
Automotive
8
26% May 10
24% Nov 14
41% Nov 14
19
Airlines
29
Jun
24
National
National
Jun
26
27
27
16% Mar 19
37 % Feb
19%
1
Co
12
29% Jun
12
11
18% Sep
37% Jan
National Acme
141
140
19%
18%
5
„
78% Apr
17
1001'
St Louis
Corp
35% Jun
21% Sep
25% Mar 14
Nalco
1
1
33% Oct
14% Mar 14
Mar
23
17% Jan
183
6
21
Chatt &
Nashville
i May 10
31
45% Mar
10
148
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62
Jan 23
Sep 21
27% July 25
20% Mar 14
24
Jan
118
i
Volume
Number 5549
184
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicli
(127)
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
lor Prorieai
-
Year 1955
Lowest
STOCKS
'
•
Highest
Leweat
43% Jan
6
lQoYe Sep
95% Jan
20
110 Ya Sep
30
20
100 Ya Apr
22
15
109
Jan
14
105% Sep 27
109
Aug
3
107
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
52% Aug
..
3
Highest
49% Jan
102
10
Apr
.,
91
HEW YORK
July
9
110 Ye Jan
4
28
40Vs Sep
.18% Jan
20
5
3.90%
Jan
11
4.56%
13
109 Ya Feb
10
100
Jan
19
Jun
20
21
25 Yb Apr
17 Ya Jun
28
91
Jun
47
Yb Apr
10
41% July
18% Apr 19
19% Feb
97% May 29
23 Ya Jan
3
2d
104
Jun
'49%
Mar 14
Jan
26
,13% Jan
6
•>
6
Oklahoma. Gas & Elec
29
94% Jan
64% July
135
To
8
July
61% Jan
8
114
4%
26
112 Ye Sep
22
31% Jan
6
84% Oct
19
:
99
Jan
40 Ye Feb
14
Jan
3
16% Dec
i,51
Nov
1
Mar 14
«94
Feb
9% Oct
'
20
101% Nov
26
35
18
Jan
12% Mar 10
"
Aug
5
56' J Dec
16
12
Jan
"42YaJuly
132% Jan
139'
5
22
- Jun
88
Apr
18'
104
Jan
3
Nov
25
44% Jun
3
2
15
29
34% Feb
lOYa
Jan~~6
44
Jan
29
Oct
22 Ya Dec
1
May 14
41% Mar 14
107
Jun
2
'
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22
-
7
Jan
2U
July
36% Jan
23
May 15
6
18
57 Ya Apr
17
9
4
23% Jun
8
30 Ya Jan
17Yb Apr
6
12 Yb Jun
8
14Y8 Jun
30 Yb Jun
8
37
Jun
46 Ya Jun
20
53% Apr
4
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6
24
38
22!
Jan
3
49 Ya Feb
5.
45
113% Apr 20
108 Yi Apr 2530% Jun 13
29
Ya May 29
106
Apr
20
56 Ya May 10
48 Ye Jan
112 Ya. Mar
2
103 Ya JUn
29
109
22% Feb
14
28
Feb
53
Jun
16
45% Jan
23
59
28
22% Apr
33% Sep
11
12 Ye Jun
27
19 Yb Jan
V
31 Yb Jan
6
.
Oct
14
Dec 21
38
Oct
19
52
Jan
25
97
17% Mar 14
48 Ye Nov.
102
2
Sep 29
16.
21 Ya Jun
July 21
173
Mar
33-% Jan
4
Nov
147
3
Jan
82
27
3
26
15
96
26 Ye May 18
47
5
July
Apr
100
Jun
3
54
9
105
6
22
11
Jan
4
5 Yb Jun
15
36 Ya Jan
6
50
May-25
37 Ye Feu
10
119% May 26
96 Ys Jun
19
64 Ye Aug 25
54 Yb Jan
23
Jan
6
Jan,
3
Jan
3
Mar
i
37% Jan
24
6
Jun
9
31
96 Y» Oct'
102% Oct
108
12
30
5
11
May 26
Ye Jan \ 6
Oct
43
July 25
26 Ya Mar
23
19
107
31
43 Yb Jun
28
97
48 Yb Sep
19
14
93
Dec
16
92
Dec
30
86
95% May 13
69% Jan' 6
100
July
90
6
43 Yb Jun
Apr
12 Ya
6
96
83% Nov 23
Feb
46 Yb Jun
100% July 6
33% Jan '. 6
21 Yi Jan
17
84% Jan -13
83
Jan
15%
Mar" 14
158 Ya Jan
6
31
162% Aug 31
28% Sep
-62
16
-Mar 14
6% Oct
3
22%.May 17
6
25
24% Mar 14
Ya Jan 14
108
4
12 Ye Jan
3
16
45
Jan
3
22 Yb Feb
9
Sep 20
89 Ya May 21
93
6
19 Yt Mar 15
19% Jan
5
102
Feb
70 Ye May
27% Apr
5
,
100
Apr
3
13
163 Ya Jan
14
170
22
37 Yb Feb
13
74
-10
29
;
3
'
96 Ye Apr
9
35 Ya Apr
12
1
84Ve-Apr
'
87 Ya
July
26
Jan
27
153% Jan
13
3
83/e Apr
Feb
53 Yb May
Ye Dec
7
36Yb Jan
24
6
146 Ya Jan
24
210
25
16
Jun
'
Oct
26
Mav
Apr
15
37% Feb
2
36% Nov
15
84
Mar 21
25 YB Feb
11
24% Mar 15
112%
Nov
.
.
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
.•
Co
47
Nov
23
43 Yb Jun
28
89 Ya Jan
31
23
28
50Ye Jun
6
Pr-cter
8
10% May
2
Fuollcker
1
43
Feb
28
48 Ye
July
6
36% May 11
39Yb Mar 13
118Ye Mar 20
1
103 3/e Feb
27
9
105 Y2
July
Nov
8
5
21
97
May
98Yb Jun
100
Apr
preferred
1043%
104 Ya<
14
162
23%
;
closed
260
104 Ye
104 Ye
290
24 YB
23'%
24 Ya
29,700
52
;
53
52 Ya
523%
3,300
143%
16,900
)
14 Ya
14 Ya
14
Yb
24%
24%
34%
Independence
*•
Day
-
343%;
86
*84
25%
343%
400
167%
1,700
167
*84
<
88
24
233%
233/a
233/b
3,500
243%
*34 Ye
166 Ya
165
23%
16,700
500
47 J/a
47 Ya
48 Ya
49%
100 Ya
101%
♦100 Ya
101%
50
18%
18 Yb
18 Yb
18 Ya
18%
4,300
5 Ya
47
5Yb
5 Ya
5Ya
5Va
2,500
47
100
18
18
*
100 Ye
5 Ye
1,300
...
23 Ye
STOCK
EXCHANGE
86
23 3%
47 Ya
-
*
164 Ya
•84
5 Yb
44 Ye
26,500
443/8
'43%
44%
44 Yb
■
93%
99
99
99
99
99
99 Ve
i
613%
60%
61 Ya
60 Ya
61 Ye
60'%
«lS/8
12,100
38%
4,300
443%
44
37%', .>""37%
«
,
.38 3%
38 Ya
38
37'/b
,
'.24%
" 109" '
*24%
24%
108
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25
107 Ya
•106
96
♦107 Ye
96
.,
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890
300
25
- 107
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95
103 Ya
103 Ye
104 Ya
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108
108
xl08
'
103
108
Ya
•102 Ye
108
210
95
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103%
21 Ya
21 Ya
22 Ye
22
20%
20%
21
20 Ye
223%
150
•
•
22 Va
220
22%
13,200
22'%
>
21%
•
103
108
21%
19,600
110
75%
75
75
76
76
*76
77
Ys
46%
46
46 Ye
46 Ye
463/a
l46 Ya
46%
10,500
91 Ya
90%
90 Va
90 Ya
91 Ye
*90 Ya
91%
300
87 Ye
87 Ye
*85 Ya
13 Ya
*12 Ya
*95%
99
983%
102
87 Ye
'
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.
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87%
133%
13 Ye
13%
99
104%
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13
99
98 Yb
99 Ye
49%
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49Yb
12%"
'
*
61%
'
'
49 5%'
51%
.
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*95 Ya
99
103 Ye
104
103
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12 Ya
♦993%
62 Ya
12
45%
45 Ye
45%
101
62
523%.
513%
,
'
*12
,
'
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101
24 Y4
25
45'%
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'
25 Ya
25'%
24 Ye
243/a
17,200
12%
i
.
200
2,700
46 Ye
101
66
65
63 Ye
62 Ye
62
24 YB
:
•12
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17,500
5?Yb
51'%
,
12 Ye
45'%
"
"
2,900
26%
6,800
93 Ya
*93
93 Ya
*93
93%
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93Ya
♦93
*94 Ya
97 Ye
♦94 Ya
97 Ye
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97 Ye
43%
44
43%
433%
43 Ye-
17
1
z
i
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17
17
17
16'%"" 17
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1623%
*160Va
1623%
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16b
*158 Ya
159
57
,
16
4.08%
104
Feb
15
106% Feb
15
4.30%
preferred
*87
-100
97%
50%
1
*200
3
28% Jun
5
Puget Sound Pow
27
64% Feb
9
74 Va Jan
3
Puxlman
11
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
»>ure
Oil
Inc
XThei
51 Ye
31 %
32
21%
JNo par
*68%
70
*88 Ye
89 Ya
87 %
Z29s%
293%
29®%
155
•145
♦145
52 Ye
52YB
50'/a
•205
210
14
14
343%
34'%
32%
33 Ya
22 Ye
22 Ye
49 Ye
48'%
9 YB
9Ys
9 Yb
•68 Ye
•205
14
9 Ye
^
51 Ye
*
♦81
82
208
49 Yb
9YB
,
2
comniun__a
29 3/a
\,*793% -
32Ya
22 YB
48%
^_10
new_
7%"
30 Ya
-.,34 Ye
34Ys/
.
86 Ve
73%
31YB
88 Ye
*13%
5
57 Ve
7Ya
155
*200
14
10
•
159
,
30 s%
82
x50%
208
* 13 Ya
34%
_
2,900
1623%
303%
28 3/e
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5,400
173%
*160 Ya
,
22
-
.
,.
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"•
9Va
-
863%
85 Ya
87 Ya
155
43%
17 Ve
7 5/8
293%
30
•145Ya
llOO
preferred
57Ye
853%
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89
28%
100
43
i
57 Ya
56 Ye'
7 3/b
•
82
100
Ash pfd
.
50
159
3,600
573%
6,300
.*;.86%^ .■
3,000
318 \
82
11,400
'
200
89%
'
29 Ye
1,500
'
155
11,200
52'%
210'
200
13'%
13%
35 Ya
355%
363% ^
33%
33Va
33'%
22%
22 3%
223%
49 Ye
49 Ye
49 Ya
9,900
9 Yb
9 Ya
2,100
69 Ya
68 Ye
68 Ye
"
-
4,400
4,000
8,000
140
69
69
10
Indiana—No par
475/a
47Yb
47 Yb
48
48 Ya
48 Ya
48%
48 Ye
2,200
36 Y4
37
37-
37 YB
37
37%
37 Ye
373%
14,700
^100
*81%
83
25
•243/4
25%
*24%
25
■
25
;
112
100
& l£ Co
33 Yb
295/b
99
100
:
preferred
28
74% Dec
41% Apr
|
*79%
159
159
57
1%
30 Ye
Virginia
4.18%, preferred
27
86 Ye
7%
293/4
-100
4.20% preferred--—
14
84%"
44
1623%
*160 Ya
85
57
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common
Pub Serv El &.G«i.common_No
par
$1.40 div preference,'com—No par
24 Ye Nov
22 Va Jan
107%
*12Ya
Colorado/-,
of
22
105
47%
107%
*95Ya
No par
preferred
8
473%
107 Ya
102
*85Ya
10
Co
preferred
10
11
of
3 Y2 %
35% Mar
Oct
Co
4.16%
323/e Jan
32
Co
4.32%
ll
56% May
Serv
30
10
23% Dec
Serv
Public
26 V2 Mar 14
Jun
47%
107%
133%
88
5%
45
No par
preferred
88 Ya Mar 29
32 Yb Jun
7
Public
cum
26 Ya Jan
29%-Apr
22
$4.75
Gamble;
6
111
100
47%
75
"
lnauty.russ Tec
28
7
16
6c
30
16
4,300
15
57
1073/2
52%
101
Potomac Electric Power Qo
Apr
14
15
*143%
•53 Ya
47%
473%
52 Ye
*99Yb
com
B
24Ya Apr
33 Ye Apr
104
Jun
14'%
'
:
107%
233%
45Ys
■_
class
24% Jun
34 Ye Nov
38,600
15
20%
—50
79
125 Ye Sep
4,100
40Ya
-55
55
1043/4
45
common
5
3
*143%
233%
25
Coal Co
(The)
6
15
19% Mar
Co
W'est
27
18
400
97%
393%
15
143/B
15
''
5
;
common
Co
Aug
:
95
7
*90%
2
26Ye Oct
27
15
104 Ye
No par
convertible
8% Jun
Mav
<
58
14
'--21'..
lo
Plough
21 Yb Jan
29% Jan
100 Ye 'Feb
&
Poor & Co
74
40
24
■""*102%
1
*
Young &
4
26
39 Yb
95
52 Ye
96
100
preferred class A—
5%% 1st series prior pfd
6
Jun
283%
'
100
5%
5V2%
8
68
*27s%
95
283%
95 Ya
38 3/a
14%
5
Steel
Apr
.'
♦27YB
'
Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
guaranteed preferred
100
40 Ye
May 19
28 Ya
-
Forgings
34 Yb Jun
81
28
*55
»
47 Ve
'37
Ft
Pittston
8
28% Jan
103 Ya Nov
-
—
com
preferred
preferred
(conv)
Pittsburgh
.
1
Ya Mar 23
*273%
94
-24%" '24%
5
Inc
23
3
340
22
28
37%
i
15 Ye
58
-
*108
_100
common
:
23
8
22
•273/b
~~
*
22
Sep
Ye*
22
22
28
28 Ya
94 Ya
1100" "—103
Inc
30 Ye Jan
Jan
27 Yb
373%
—
100"
x_-_
Consolidation
7%
-
20
*273/B
98%
2100
Hosiery
35% Mar 18
12% Jan
22 Yb
433/4
-
-
100
25
24 Ye
1,700
22
28
"
60%
-
100
i__/
common
48 Ya Jun
9
69 Ye Dec
39%
22 Va
39
1
i
•
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
19
.....
100
convertible
Pitts
24
92Ye Apr 27
35Yb May 14
-„155
159 Y« Dec
Dec
383%
39
233/8
Pitts Metallurgical Inc_^-!;
2.50
Pitcsburgh Plaie Gias^iCou—_lo "
Pittsburgh Screw gpHolt—
i~*
4
'
■
.
series preferred
$4.80
3
10
Jun
;.
Pittsburgh
9
24 Yb Feb
.80
19
40
Jan
Jan
67 Ye May
6Yb Feb
:
|. July 26
;Jun
383%
:.*84%
■
12.50
Coke & Chem
Pitts
23
41% Dec
153 Y2 Dec
38 Ye
*
16
-
(conv)
Corp
preferred
$5
183/b Mar 28
25
July 28
1,200
38 YB
-
44 Yb Mar 23
8
160 Ya Jun
92% Sep 23
8Y4 May 16
preferred
Pltney-Bowes
4
Jan
158 Ye Jun
I
New
Pitts
10
12
3
1,200
50
13Y4
-
Inc common—1
Co
preferred—-
$4
4
Apr
10
-
36 Ya
49 Ye
"52
__5-
&
Pillsbury Mills
1
96
166 Ye Aug
Jun
30 Yb Jan
35%
23s/B^
'
16% Jun
8
173
36
175/a
preferred.
Phoenix
17,100
49%
*
3
32 Ya Feb
21% Dec
13
29% Jan
18
525/b July
145%
48 YB
—_1
Phillips Petroleum
18
59 Ye Jan
5%
143a
353%
*46 Y«
preferred'
3.9%
-
600
1,000
143%
143/a
45/a
49
*100Y4
iwner
Phillips Jones Corp
*
8
19
97 Ya Aug 25
100 Ya Sep 20
96
Jan
'106% May
Jun
52 Ye Jun
84 Ye
25YiJan
5
16
Ye May 10
Apr
30 Ye
Mar
10% Jan
99
■
.3- •
4%
200
4%
353%
,100
Philip Morris Inc
99 Ye Mar 14
44
14
76 Ya Mar 11
150
23
104 Ya Feb
85
Mar 14
78% Jan
91
14 Ya
106% lOTVa
IO33/4 104 Ye
33YaC-
Corp cornmon_:
3Y»% preferred series A
94 Ya Mar 12
15 Ye Jan
43%
143%
49
47%
Phllco
21
May 18
May 25
May 8
45/a
6,400
25 Ya
'
143%
35%
15
-
■
_i
3
8
4%
''
49 Va
*55
.
Phlla & Reading Corp
*
36 Ya Mar 13
5
Dec
4.68%
25 Ya
45%
6,000
53%
353%
_No par
preferred
2
13
f
4.3%
-
52'/a
Ya'
15 Ye "
»143/e
14
363/4
4
-
Fay Co„
comnlon
.
134.200
313%
36 Ya
49%
-
preferred
4
20
.
*30Ya
25
,25
*14Ye
40
3.8%
'
52
143%
14 Ye
933/4
■
___10
Brewing
♦
3,600
-
38 Yb
_l«
24
Jan
25%
»
36Ya"
143%
'"'4Y8:"*
*34 3/4
V-
No par
6
13% Apr
'61'
4Y4
_No par
91
49
Dec~30
*25
15%
.„50
102
26
21
Yt Jan
253%
133/4
100
i
common
20 Ya Jun
37 Yb Feb
__J.00
$1 conv preference com.
4.4% preferred
10
85% Jun
10Yb
51 Ya
cora_'__No par
preferred
2nd
230
96%
19 Ys
31 Ya
51 Ya
100
"
*95
19 Ye'
313%
*25
,
i_
Phlla Electric Co
19
82% July
46
»
225/s Apr
75
Light
& Eastern
4%
96 Va
x51 Ye
161 Ya
4
7^/8
18'/b
52
51%
161%
(Chas)
1,820
■*
'
100
Co
7 Ya
-
31%
24
Milk
73/8
*95
183%
32
34%
*
109 Ya Jan
96 Ya
18
31 Ye
24
4 Ya %
7Yb
'"*14%
--l...
13
106
*95
18
34 Ya
Phelps-Dodge
26 Ya Mar 14
13
Dec~29
96 Ya
24
Pfizer
*
40 Ya Mar 23
23
7%
7 3%
.
Corp
112 Ye Jan
Apr
"■
4
&
Petroleum Corp of
Apr 17
76Yb Mar 19
Jan
'
34 Ye
Pet
100
144%
*30 Ya
—
-
preferred
Pfeiffer
17
17
144 Va
'
23 Ya
107
Feb
144 Ye 1
34%
-
12
106
16
Jan
May 23
May 24
94 Ye Apr
9
102% July
5
107 Ye Apr
1
111
Mar 30
19
Dec 22
86 Ya Dec
-
36% Jun
7
115 % Apr 19
102 Ye May. 2
144 Ye
__5
5
110% Jan
145 Ye
"
"
Pepsi-Cola Co
.
1
7 Yb Mar 12
45 Ye Apr
•144 Ye
4,800
140 V2
36 Ya
1
(The).:—-;
—„Z
Sand
383%
"
,
—
1
22 Ya Apr
42 Ya
•
140 Ye
Peoria
.
42 Ya
140% '
*30Ya
__No par
preferred
$1.60
38%
1393%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_^
Peoples Gas Light <Sfc Coke
.
6
23
6YB Nov
48
167 Ya July
Corp
Power
3 8 3/b "
44
140 Ye
36%
_25
Pennsylvania Salt' Mfg Co_
Penn-Texas Corp
common
.
?8Yb
*42 "
139%
32 Ye".
*30%
5
Corp.':
-
Mar 23
Jun
i6%
102 Ya Dec .13
Mar 29
20 Ya Jan
24% July 2573 Ya Feb 11
106 Ya Jan
'
17%
-—1""
issued-Glass
4 Y2 %
38 Ya
45
20,100
31Y4
No par
4.40% series preferred—,:
Pennsylvania RR ±
13
35 Ye Feb
/
13
33
'
Penn
29
6
17% Oct
>
Penna
-
3
-
58.900
37s%
*42%
"
Penney (J C) Co_
Penn-Dixie Cement
100
20,100
27Ya
When
28
5,600
20
'*95
2.50
preferred,
Pennroad
600
50 Ye
92%
22%
1
363%
49'%
1
50
~
l__Nu par
common!
1,800
19 Ya
*273/s
8
493%
1,600
24
25%
36 Ya
37 Ya *
913%
25
18
50
10 Ye
24
•25 Ye
193/B <•
25
40% July
♦36Ye
120
94Ve
25
16 Ye Jun
37i/4
10 Ya.
,
[
1,500
19Yb
preferred
25
105%
24
25 Ye
9,400
923%
preferred
23
IOYB
23 Ya
25 Ye
,
76
453%
101 Ya
45
101 Ya
19%
$1.30
14Y# Apr
753%
101 Ya
943%
$1.32
30 Ye Jan
101 Ya
19%"
$1
9
75Ye <"
45 Ye i
45%
-
92%.
13
Jan
74%
■
193%
28 Ye Mar 27
101
.;
7,800
93%
24 Ye Mar 26
May 28
;
300
89%
23 Ya
Z
1393/4' '
*
29Ye Jan
85'
"
163%
~
No par
Telep
110
16%
87
•
19%"
1
preferred—
.87
163% ;
91
%
38%
'
23
28
29
prior
3,900
87%
100
;
\ 5,900
163%
25 Ye
49 5%
-"144%" 1443%,
'7%7Yi'
!_l"
-
87
160
45%
56%
•
54 Ya
87
12,200
88%
45V'a
•
1,400
12%
.
85
'
*363%
,
45
19
6
Nov
Co
57%
23%
:■
20
6
49% Dec
139
_No par*
Proof
66,500
122Ya
12 Ya
*87 Ya
45%
56
10 Ya
.
120 Ya
-
i.
88 Ya
*24 Ya
49 Yb
'37%
No par"
Peuick & Ford
Peninsular
743%
10 Ya
.
1'.37VA
Jun
26
23
146
conV
-
25 V4-
*42%
Corp—1
Transportation
3,500
"
100
; Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
IOYb
24
26% Apr
Ya Jan
3
Jan
•
Rust
Parmelee
41 Ye Mar 12
Jun
:'58
K
-49%
Corp——_I"1
TJlford 'Distillers
500
„
58 Ya
57
,
12 Ye
45
45 Ye
Int^._!_l"
■
220
6,100
27%
1
101 Ya
'
25
6% Mar 12
44 Yb Oct
v
Parker
21
8
&
733%
563%
*85 Ya
..
44 Ya
"37
*
;2g
Corp
4,100
18,700
104
27 YB
119 Ye
'
Independence
85
*100%
'
Airways
16'%
19%
*102
A
12
'
,/
•
•19
..
27 Yb
54'/b
16 Ye
79%
45
10%
coihmon_100
Consolidated
World
19%
104
119
Day
101
*24%
—I—!
Parke Davis & Co_
25
211
14
Teleg
'
-
8
15 Ye Dec
•
Park
413%
'
Paramount Pictures
.
39% Apr
Tin
Amer
41
-
85 Ys
*16 Ya
;
73 YB
""23%
___
3
163%
79%
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com
V
4% ' preferred'
'mr.
Panhandle Oil Corp
6
23
29% Feb
-
Pan
41 Yb
88 Ya
45 Ye
44 Ya
—No par
Telep &
Pacific
3
4Yb Jun
25 Ya Jan
11
44
103
July
42
STOCK
CLOSED
57
-•
85 Ya
>
100%
...
Cforp_^._.i__No par"
6 % ' preferred
9
12 Ya Jan
29 Ya May
106 Y4 Dec
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
i
Mar
Pacific
21 Ye Mar 20
94 Ye
J
44 Y2 Mar
27
Jan
9
Lighting
'
9
5
54% Feb
27% Mar 17
82
Pacific Mills
41
Ya
44%
rl5/64
Pacific
12
88
57
733/4
Rights
12
21
25 Y» Jun
27% July 28
Pacific
*87 Ye
87
.16%
10
'
EXCHANGE
45%
5
;
88'%
407%
19%
12 Ye
57
._25
common—
Finance ' Corpy.;,,^
Gas & Electric.:
Jan
40 Y» Jan
'
i0
Pacific
Inc
89
..76
-15
'
9%'Jun
11
Co'
Jan
1
152Ye Feb
ll" Jan, 18
35 Ya
Fisheries
141/ Mar 27
10
Jun
Amer
preferred
88 Ve
27
119
12
86
No par
Coast
"5%
16 Ya
.
*102
56VA
1
common..^,
Pacific
28
7 Yb Jan
6
36% Jan
3
24
Paper Co
«
;
140
106 Ya
16%
x40Ye
55Vs
*117
12%
,.X43%
...
6.25
preferred
54
117
,12,._.
87
1
Co
'Pacific
16
•.'17% Sep
V4 May 27
43% Jan
6
'*14%
54
Jan
30 Ye Jan
May 5'
51% Apr 12'
4
'
40
*
/
f
<5
53% Mar 28
8
95:
'47 Yi
9
Jan
17/64 Jun
6
'74'
'
6
Nov
13
'
26
Jan
23
6% Jap 23
16 Ya Jan 27
•
8% Sep
Apr
40
'
-
16% Sep 26
i2
70Ya Oct
'
98 Ya May 17
Oxford
12% May
May 22
37 Ve Jun
15
'
4
36 '
-51 Ye May
9
102 Ya Jan 13
1
25% Mar 27
JUp
'
...
Owens-Illinois. Glass
26 Ye Mar 29
48 Yb Jan
.Thej
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
10
148 3/b Aug 24
152% Aug 22
142 Ya Mar 10
Overlard Corp
•
54%
117
;_No par
5
*105 Ya
.
107Va
883%
19%
27
90
*106
39 Ya
104
27
2,900
91%
16 Ve
40
*19 VA
53%
883%
403%
■
*102
27%
_.535/a
a—83 %c
•
9
12
42
-
Outboard Marine, & Mfg
Outlet Co
19%
..
6.25
Mar
29
Aug 29
::
July
10
"
7
40 '
27
Mar 26
,
9% Jan
■
Elevator
39
40
Shares
105
91 Ye
106 Ya
the Week
'
' '1
1
*105%
16Ye
88
39%
_100
80
23 Ye Feb
35'
•
106 Ya
16%
88
*102./ 104
5
„•
*105 Va
40%
series__Iloo
91
19% JUn
53
6
Otis
6
17
■
4
1
1
--
15
44 Yb Jun
25
6Y2 Nov
Jun
J&n
29
15/64
\
59
2J
.
L_:w
91 Ye
107 Ya
16%
26 Yb
523%
*104Va
91 Ye
*106
Yb
7.50
53
105
105
91
107 Va
88
,
July 6
523%
105
91
Y19l/8
.
100
Gas.
105
Friday
July 5
*1063%
39%
.
Chemical Corp—
Conv preference 1951
27
26 Yb Nov
-
Natural
Mathleson
105%
Ssles for
Thursday
.
53 Ye
16 V2
38
com„10
.Oliver Corp common
4% % convertible preferred
9
25% Nuv
.
Co
Wednesday
July 4
88,
20
Common»
.
4
90/
3
97% May 11
-
37%'Jan
47 Ya Apr
2
May
16% Jan
'
44 Ya Mar 15
37Ja n
107% Jan
5
9
*
_s
160
no par
,
"
59% May 28
61 Ye Jan 23
"
16 % May 16 r
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
128% Jan
Apr
17% Jan
.
preferred
Oklahoma
*
46% May 17
17
128.
3
77
V
71 Ya Dec22
34
61% Mar
30
33 Ve Feb 14
' Sep~20
47
t16
23
Jan
Go
Preferred 4.24% series——
;
27 Yb Mar 21
11 * May 28
86 Ye Jun 28
_■
3
.
Oil
OUn
,18% Sep 22
com—
preferred series A_—
Ohio
52 Y4
913/4
913/4
"106% 107 Ya
"105% 106 %
100
.
.
July 3
53
105%
100
I100
3
"
114
5%
.
52 YB
100
.
,
preferred
Tuesday*
July 2
12
prexerred
preferred
The Ohio Match Co
18,
4
5
Par
common
4.44%
18
Jun
34 Ye Jan
103% May 13
21% Sep 26
July
Co
preferred
Jan
110
33% Jan
19% May 17
39
4.40%
100
4
16 Ye
26
Edison
3
105% Apr
105 V2 Apr
88
30% Sep
31% Jan
Ohio
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
54Ya Mar
23
RECORD
*
STOCK
—GO
.
■
*98 YB
-
100
*101 Va
27 V«
—10
No par
6.
.
..673%.
43 Ya
112
33 7/b
30 Ye
99
101
.
•
83
*24%
•112
83
25 Ys
25
25
113%
333%
34
Ye
99 Ye
J9 3% 30 Yb
0
*98 Yb
•82
25 Ya
25
243%
83
243%
*813%
112;;
112
33 Yb
-
29 3%
*98
Ye-
303/,
98 Ya
*101Ya
103 YB
20
25
300
25
500
•ill Ye
113
25
33Ye
34 Ya
101
101
833%
*24%
-
34 Ya
29 Ya
303%
*98 Ye
*90
♦101 Ya
99
400
10,600
4,300
40
101
103 Ya
*101 Ya
103%
27 Va
27%
273%
27'%
28 Ye
68 Ye
67%
67 Ya
67 Ya
68
67 Ya
68Y's
2,900
44
44 Ye
443/a
44%
45 Ya
45 Ye
45 Ys
10,100
1033%.
27 3%
28 Ye
6,200
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
(128)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
'
Hlgbeal
UwMi
NEW
Jan. 1
Mlfbtt
Range Since
Leveet
Par
EXCHANGE
July 4
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July o
Wednesday
July 3
Sales it
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
July 2
STOCK
YORK
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
imk ft rrtrliii
XMr 1955
Shares
July 6
Q
148
*
Mar 15
26% Jan
6
36% Jan
18
81% Jan
5
47
7
'30% Jan
16
13% Sep
26
26
25% Apr
15
Oct
11
37% Jun
39
Jan
5
34% Jan
7
29% Jan
5
13
11
38% July 27
15% Sep
May 16
31
47 % Sep
67% Feb
5% Mar 14
11% Aug
6
15% Aug
13% Jan
50
50
18
37% Apr
6
4
11
27
preferred-:
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—
30% Apr
15
Jan
8
38% Mar
Reeves
8
6
27
18% Jan
3
18
64 % Apr
30 Ve May 28
43% Jan
18
4
3
6
5
8% Jan
15% Jan
10
13
49% Apr
2
Jan
7% July
13 '/a Juiy
42% Feb
30% Apr
45
35% May 25
(Robt)
Co—
&
pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common.
24
8
9% Feb
14
10% Mar 19
Rexall Drug Co
45% Feb
13
64% Apr
46% Apr
17
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% pfd series A
5
Mar 11
51
Mar 14
82
Jan
26
101
Jan
26
32% Sep
26
31% Apr
1
38% Sep
5% July 26
874 oep
Nov
62
70
*0
45% Feb 14
2
8
34% Jan
64% May 12
26
9
Nov 14
Dec
82
84 % Apr
55% May 11
26
Jan
6
42
21
Dec
2
27% Dec
13
12% Jan
6
17% Sep
9
14
26% Sep
27
33% Jun
9
21% Jun
26
Oct
7
40% Jun
8
28 %Jun
25
33% Jun
5
34
8
40% Apr
29
23 % Jan
6
33% Dec
19
24% Jan
Dec
257
Jan
19
410
100
Jun
17
105% Mar
21
Oct
11
8
30
35
44% Dec
29
88% Sep
32% Dec
15
48% Jan
3
18
Oct
31
Sep
27
,
Feb
Feb
6
4
7
35% July
6
.
'•
3tt% Apr
11% Apr
58'/4 Dec 27
9874 Feb 23
60% Feb
26
4
14
Ruppert
25%
25%
12%
*12%
•7%
8
*15%
16
15%
15%
26%
2o%
27
•
200
*15%
15%
400
2o'%
26%
63
1
32%
31%
•
600
20
<
72
31%
32%
11,400
71%
7%
4,100
7%
7%
7%
63
*t>2
*13%
13%
13'/8
45%
45%
38%
38%
1,700
13%
4674
37
13%
46
46%.
38%
13»/2
44%
38%
38%
;
>
29,500
t.toO
.«
'
9%
9%
9%
9%
y7s
9%
6,600
75%
77%
76%
78 'A
75%
76%
36,600
47%
48
46
47%
47%
2,000
54%
52%
55
C
54%
56
75
:
*65
*65
75
*85%
.
87
*65
7,500
67
78 «/4
78%
79
80
46%
46%
46%
46%
45%
47%
5,200
2,100
35%
36
36
36'%
36'%
37
2,lo0
18%
18%
*18%
*18%
19
14
14'/a
14 %
14% "
14 Va
14%
5,100
23%
24
24
24%
5,700
...
101»/4
26%
1
■'
1
•
5,600
23%
22%
19
31%
31%
"31%
436%
438%
4361/2
439%
*100
30%
5,100
31%
5,700
4441%
440
2,890
'
'«• ;•
*100
IOIV2*
*100
103
50
101%
'
'
24%
13%
42%
431%
43
43%
104%
105%
*105%
1091% V
33%
33%
33%
32 y4
32
13%
25%
6,400
13%
724%
-24%'
131/2
24%
2,300
*
13%
„
"
11%
31
31%
,,
X24%
,13%
500
2
30
3D/4
\
'
30
:
30
30
-
30,100
6%
*29%
31
*29'%
31
55
'61/4
103% 104%
'33
33%
31%
32%
11%
11%
__1
210
26%
*51'%
6%;
,
24%
13%' 13%
42%! 43%
—l"--
102%
26%
55
6'%
6%"
29%
"24%
110
100
87
102
*
27
*51
55
♦29
101% 101 %
Co._50 Guilders
,
*86
1011%
26%
*50
31%
436% 440
102%
.
86%
'
.,23%
*2874 ' 30
30
30
31%
86%
26%
* 22%
20
(Jacob)
7%
-■
78%
100
Co.
600
7%
8
*62
31%
7%
2,600
12%
♦7%
63
31
,
27%
121%
77%
i~l"
Steel
26%
♦62
25%
12%
*12%
"
3774
25%
2d% '
■"
12%-
100
200
*36%
78%
47%
35%
18%
14 Va
-U-5
1
Electric
371/2
77%
47%
35%
18%
14
1
25
common
Royal Dutch Petrol
•Royal McBee Corp
Ruberold Co (The)
5
13 Va Apr
May 28
"30
Rotary
*3o%
1,000
-
35%
6%
1
com
preferred series A
Ronson Corp
11
37%
40
6%
Mines
Controls
Co
Haas
37%
25
*36%
34'A
6%
10"
,_5
——1
_
Spring & Axle Co-
&
4%
36
11,000
35
•'
•3d
lo'/s
-34 V4
■
•
40%
36
5s
Rohr Aircraft Corp
44% Jan
15% Mar 21
,
Rohm
2
16
17% Jan
-
preferred
conv
Rockwell
112% May
9
5%%
34
*39 y4
-
6,200
*101 %
Rochester Gas & El Corp new.No par
Apr
Jan
10
,79% Jan 23
27 %
!
26% Jan
May 28
34
9
Jan
105
"12
29
11
510
Jan
21% Mny 28
25
19
9
May 17
391
98-
Dee
35
26
1
68% Jan
43%
37 % Apr
4
Feb
14% Sep 28
6
9% Jan
.
12
22
151/4
33%
Day
-
r
*6a
75; ~
*85%
86%
*101% 102%
'26%
26%
*50
55
—No par
Roan Antelope Copper
13
Apr
30% Jun
9
Feb
27*
Company1
id %
39%
3o0
351%
14%
3d
15
8Ud
3d
*55%
55% 4
3478
56%
*391/4
551/2
v
Independence
33 %
54%
-15
Robertshaw-Fultoii
28% Apr
35
3
29% July
Ritter
17% Mar 20
2
July
Paper Co
Selection
Trust
Ridgeway Qorp
Riegel Paper C orp
26
l8*/a Jun
I
,
la
39%
*81
1 CLOSED
35%
33V4
STOCK
-
EXCHANGE
Va
34%
54%
—_1
5
Co
Manufacturing
Richfield Oil Corp..
5
31,100
81
47%
100
Rhodesian
42%
81
54%
series
Rhinelander
42%
-
47%
100
Rheem
4
8% Mar 20
10
34% Jan
.
37% Mar 15
*
81%
50
series
53% May
5
uly
42%
80
55%
10
10
Preferred 4.50%
•
42%
42%
80%
47%
Preferred 3.60%
11
3
66% Jau 23
6 Ve J
Common
16
105 % Jan
5
May 28
,.1
Tob class B
Reynolds (R J)
89% Jan
101% Apr
105 % Apr
7
Apr 28
70
Apr 26
84% Apr 20
May 11
91
1
49% Mar
2
54% Dec
40
49% Mar 12
57% May
.
5
2.50
Copper & Brass
12
30
l,0u0
8
*1578
15%
*26%
27
62
62
31%r 32%
7%
7%
13 % ' 13%
43 '%
44%
37%
38
9%
9%
72%
76%
10
»
—.
Sep
60
10
Oct
—5
100
_1
50c
10
.
convertible preferred
Steel
Corp
Republic
Revere
30
31%
♦do ""
*7%
10
Conv
$1
1471%
31%
*35%
*36
25
*12%
-
10
Reliance Mfg Co common
.
147%
31%
"
—
,
-
50c
10% Jun
"*7% Mar" 14
45
5
No par
Inc
Bros
i
16
Apr
Co—
50 •
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
18 % Mar 14
61
1st
noncum
Reed Roller Bit
11
Jan
7 % July
15
12
54% Sep
May 10
41
Co -common
4%
Rels
13
25
16
16
15
23
21% Aug
Dec
Reading
19% Mar
10% Mar 14
14
26
4
30
12% Feb
60
Raytheon Mfg Co
12% Jun
Sep
5
9
20% Jan
19
—1
—,
Jun
35
11% Feb
Inc
9
33% Jan
3
7% Jan
Rayonier
3
8
6
May
42 % Jan
37% May
3
Mar
No par
148%
31/4
42%
42 %
42 %
80%
80%
55
'55 34%
35
15
15%
34
3478
*39%
39%
*35%
36%
No par
$3.50
12
11
5,700
33%
148%
31 74
31%
31%
No par
1st preferred
Raybestos-Manhattan
14
44% Jan
27% May 22
18% Aug
Feb
59% Apr
14
29
31% Feb
39 % May
Aug
42
Radio Corp of America com
80% Mar 22
87
1
19% Mar 22
19
25
53% Jan 23
32'/a May 28
14% May 28
79 % Apr
16
41% July
5
47
33% Apr
"
33
33 %
32%
147'/4
31%
149
♦147
33
32%
147V4
32%
31%
Quaker Oat# Co (The) common
#
6%
preferred
100
Quaker state Oil Refining Corp__10
7
20
41% Jan 31
2
31
8ep
Feb
153
27
60 % Nov
Feb
32
,<
Apr
145
88% July 27
55% July
35% Mar
May 28
31
33% Sep 14
154
July 15
31% Aug 1
30% Mar 30
43%
"3,600
43%
15,300
35%
34%
'
"
321% *
32'A
32%
3,800
11%
32 '/8
*11%
11%
50,700
110%
109%
'3478
11%
117a
500
59'/b
25,200
•
126
Dec
27
Jan
6
55
Jun
22
221/4 Jan
11
26
July 14
103V4 Jun
40
74
Apr
*
91% Mar 23
May 29
310
Mar
155
Jan
5
40 Ys Feb
9
55
May
1
7
7
100
July 13
105
191/2 Sep
21
14% Feb
17
27
27% Jan
3
22
Jan
6
32
57% Dec
44% Feb
19
63 Y4 Apr
14
23
Jan
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries
9
20
75% Mar
92 Ya Apr 10
.100
Jun
8
Sobering
6
95
6
Jan
7
Sep
40
8
105% Apr
2
$4
40% Apr
6
92% May 18
4
85 Y» Jan
86
<
Feb
9
89 Ya Mar
July
3
443/4 May
9
5
Jan
52
52%
D2 %
IOIV2
21%
*100 '/a
22
22 Ya
22 Va
22'/2
4,400
35 %
35%
35'/4
35%
1,700
100
102Ya
.21%
21%
33 %
.
10
33%
35
12%
12%
12%
IS '/4
101/2
19Y«
54%
71 'A
15c
54Y4
54%
t-No par
70%
7i'/2
95Ya
*
....
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
1
' *87
391/4
38
%7%
17%
17 Ya
...|;
•
300
60
9,500
531/4
*100'/2
102 '/a,
102'/a
50
...
12%
12%
12 y8
3,800
19%
19 '/b
i9'/4
4,800
5o%f
5O-/8
5d%
8,300
72%
4,900
59%
•72
72
71%
';9O1/2
*94
17%
59 Ya
165
52%
12%
381/2
♦87
100
'
1
52 y8
5o
■-
87»/2
301/4
♦142
300
165
300
700
•
86'/4
19'/4
72
28V4
1021/2
36%
*101
25
*94
*101
36 Ya
■
86%
*86'A
7,700
•28
271%
86
*265
95Y2
102 »/a
371/4
' 87'/2
*94
No par
No par
27%
27%
•
*142
13
19%
55%
;
—^
-
-Day
35I/2
5
1.4Q
Inc..
-
preferred
27Y4
*85
lOl'/a
21%
•*'
102'/a
10
.
•
53'/4
52'A
5
Scovili
3
7
36
300
Co common
$3.40 preferred
38
33 Y, Jan
*142
300
Co..
Corp
Scott Paper
100
24%
24%
24%.
*24
Independence
3j0
8,800
45'/4
44%
45 Ya
2.d00
127
166
series A
Sangamo Electric
30
125
_
44%
93'/4
92%
921/2;
125
300
common
15% Jan
.
„
Mar
107
101% Oct 13
■
1st pfd 4.40%
9*1/2
123
•142
/San Diego Gas Si Electric Co
6
22% Mar
65
16
,78% Jun 20
98
Feb 11
55% Mar 14
Co
St Regis Paper
,
122%
44%
120%
44 Y2
*24
-
.
100
100
preferred
noncum
37% Mar 29
May 28
18
.
Feb
221% July
17
29 Ya Jot n 19
123% Jun
8
Dec
21
Oct
13
J.05 '►
13
Apr
I8Y4 Jan
22
5%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
Co—100
No par
Preferred series A 5%
St Louis Southwestern Ry
5
6
•
93 Ya
24-/4
27%
861/4
,165
300
No par
St L San F Ry Co common
Jan
56%
'• 92%
.117Ya 117'/2
44%
44%
*2^1/8 ; 24%
27'/4
27%
85 %
86%
10
:
55
93%
57 Ya
5774
56%
54%
92'%
100
Lead Co
STOCK
54
8
10
St Joseph Light & Power
,
13
Jan
2«0
12 Y4 Nov
93 Ys Oct
St Joseph
24% Mar 23
30
80% Jan
.
6
Mar 19
155
20
25% Oct
52
33
22 '/a Jan
July
1Q
49% Jun
16
25
Sep
17% Apr
23
16
26% May 28
27
Jan
170
28
33% Mar 14
101
127""
preierred
4.30%
conv
preferred
320'/a Apr 15
Aug 17
145
Safeway Stores common
4%
18
43 Ya Jaa
13
881/4 Jun
17
Jan
265
Feb
112
34% Jun
25 Ya Mar 14
6
May *d
91
9
17
92 % Sep
59'/e July
'
1
...
42 Ys July 21
10
94
94
-
101 ;
102 Ya
♦101
.
*
r ■
•
36%
37
87%
87 Ya
*87
2,000
87'/2
36Y2
36%
10
; 101
150
"
17 Y4 May 28
.,
5
591/2 Apr
6
43% Jan
19% Feb
'531/4 May 28
68
Seaboard Air Line RR Co-
29
Mar 29
Jan
6
311/4 July 18
17% May 29
23% Jun
7
34Ys Dec
28
40% Nov
16
293/4 May 28
36% Jan
8% Mar 15
16
12Ya Jun
1
21% Feb
29
17
9 '/a Apr
26
b'/aJuly
6
7% Apr
27
10
61'/a Jan
5
50% July
5
03
29
50
1
3
20% Dec
Seaboard
18
5% Nov
52
Nov
233/4 Feb
6ct~U
491/4 Apr 11
49% Nov 29
-
Sears
Oil
i
Co
Servel
31%
31
31%
33,600
13
13%
13
13»A
51/2
52'/a
13
13
12%
12%
1,500
1
*51
52Ya
35'/a
341/2
Gas
1
51'/a
52
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
no par
42
42»/a
9
No par
10%
10%
10
22 Y2 Jun
7
20
3
Sheaffer
1
♦221/a
23'/a
62 Ya Jan
10
7.50
CO Ya
801/2
54
Oct
18
66% Mar
7
-
22% Jan
6
30% July 12
22% May
13 y4 Nov
9
18% Jun 22
13 Ya Feb
29% Jan
3
Jan
63%Nov
7
59% Jun 21
57% Jun 15
28
37% Mar 14
64Y4 Dec
35% Mar 20
i
253/4 Jun
4
77 Ya May
7
55% Jan 23
.
723/4 May
8
52% Jan 24
27
50% Feb
Apr 17
61'/a July 6
3
403/4 Jun
7
Smith
:
20Y4 Nov
2
333/4 Jan
7
18
Juiy~19
Feb
64% May 10
May 28
.18% Jun
7
6
23
205
Feb
14
12 Y2 May 23
4
15% Sep
27% Feb
*10
Jun
26
22% July
26
210
24
9% Feb
32% Jan
£6
174
211/4 May 28
Jun
19ya Mar
10
12Y« Jan 24
20% Mar 6
17% Jan 12
.
'
30
Feb
25
O)
19
37% Jan
3
50% Apr 10
243/4 Jun 20
Jan
40 % Nov
3
34% May 24
40% Jan
-
60%
60%
58'A
41'/2
42
5
22 Ya
221/4
v\
58%
& Q
44% Jan
18
17% Jan
7
2$Ya Jan
543/4 duly 25
17
31% Jan-
21Ys Mar
47
52% Mar 23
May 28
1
7
Aug
1
36s/s Nov 29
11
23
31
33% Apr
Jan
33% Jan 23
37
.
May
8%
1
*205
Co
Porto
8
~
25%
52Ya
20%
36%
California
Edison
51Ys
(The)
_1
5
-
-*52
Jan
18
65 Y«
Oct
11
38 Ye Apr
July
5
49 Ye Jun
4
32
44
8
Mar 27
43% May
j6Y4
87% Apr 14
25% Oct 11
93
29% May
24% July
15% Jan
4
4% Oct
11
7
77% Oct
21
90
59
Dec
Feb
5
8
-
77% Dec
16
473/4 jun 25
30
97
21
Nov
2
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
Jun
17 V4 Feb
25
14
73% Jan
•«
.
18
6
'
23% Jun
15
29 Ys Apr
Sep
14
103'/a Nov
14
99% Apr
6
102 Yi Jan
17% Nov
18
13 % May 28
77 y2 Jun 12
16 Ya Jan
3
83% Jan
17
68% Mar 14
40% Oct
35% Nov
88
10% Oct
9
3
18
Mar 22
27
July 11
86
July 27
55% Dec
7
20 Y4 Mar
16% Feb
75 Ya July
38 y4 July
44 Ys May
14
91% Jan
26
12% Jan
6
22
4
11
For footnotes see page 26.
2
51% Jan 23
41% July 27
94% Nov
_
5
85'A May 28
9Yi Jun 18
9% Jan
3
6
11% Mar 12
22%
22'%
227a
'
•
*205
lO'/s
36%
■
52
%
51%
51%
517'B
51 '/a
51 Ya
21 '/4
211/4
2174
21%
2IV4
30%
30%
30 7i
3074
*30%
307a
86%
36 Y»
36%
36 Yt
36%
36 Ya
36%
8,900
50%.
51%
29,400
41'/8
18,600
207s
26i/4
26%
26%
26%
18%
18%
18 'A
I8Y4
4 Ya
4»/4
4 Ya
4 74
Sperry Rand
Spiegel
26
1
1C/4
18 'A
4 Y«
4Y4
-
Corp
1
52 Y#
99
21 »/4 -.21%
.
♦64%
52
♦97
21'A
*64%
70
52%
21
5274
•97
98
%
21Y,
241/a
24%
24Y4
♦100%
101%
10174
2
14%
147s
14%
1478
147/s
*78'/2
79 Ya
78 Ya
781/a
50c
25
common
preferred
70
'
No par
5
common
preferred
Inc
,26'/4
1
2.50
511/2
-
•
241/4
101
5,900
16,600
31"
•89'%
*97
100
•
21
90%
100
2,100
36
20%
♦64%
100
52i%
26
20 Ys
Inc
-
36
♦691/a
Service Co
*52
2574
90%
$4.50
»
.
3,800
36%
20%
Public
.
3,700
20
25%
20Y4
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Sparks Withington Co
,
14%
2574
*89'/2
Southwestern
21,000
i
10 Ye"
*35%
20
preferred
800
4,000
16,000
197/e
20 Ys
*52
"■
•
1074
20
' '
100
non-cum
$4.50
i
.
45%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
3
5
597/s
41
No par
common
4.20%
241/4 Mar 20
10 Y4 Jan
100
59 Ys
44%
Railway
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
d
25
103 Yi Mar
59'%
44%
3
103 Ys Nov
2
.
44
17
7
23
587a
600
16,300
42
22%:
2,500
900
'■
61%
42
'
45%
Jan
10
611/4
23
22
1
:
20 Y8
52i/a
26%
67 Ys
421/4
42
*205
.
'
.
44 y4
Jan
Feb
5,100
•
50 7%
21
98% Sep
16% Jun
61 1/4
f.
21%
„
'
407ti
28
Jan
58'%
'
49%
"
63
18,600
4oy8
24% May 15
17% Apr 17
jan 25
64'%
50
5%
63
6374
40
Mobile Si Ohio stk tr ctfs
Aug 31
66%
63 74
49%
1
2
67%
601/4
40Y8
4
5% Mar
€6 Ys
50'A
91% Jan
May 28
77'/4
"
20% Jun
4
497a
76%
39%
88%-Mar 19
18
29%
49%
50
49% May 16
'
6
511/4
900
29i%
Southern
!-
9
May 25
20 Ye May 29
.
51%,'.
52 Y2
26'/a
*35%
14%
76'/4
Pacific Co (Del)____No par
Southern Production Co Inc
;
l
South'n
58% Mar 23
*
;
21%V
21
*30%
*
51.
,
800
14%
76
"lO'A
20
*35%-
5
84%
25%
49%
.*205
20 Ya
100
7,000
"
30'%
58'/a
10Ya
25
Sugar com
i
'.
-
49i%
60%
58'%
21%
lOYs
25
50
Rico
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
18
__
'
25
29%
43
20
.1
com_4.50
preferred
Southern
'
3,000
,
25Ya
83
83
-
r
22Ya
59
22'/4
lO'/e
23'/2
14'/4
22
-
4,lu0
44%
10'/a
-
<14'A
43
,
44%
^
601/4
*58
'
17,900
75
60%
/
,
21%
21
pfd__100
Platinum
preferred
Southern Co
Mar 10
191/4 Jan
29
34
7
5%
South
E
57
L_15
-
Si
'
65%
57%
-
Solvay American Corp 4%
South Carolina
17
28
65%
10
25
Inc
South Amer Gold
17
Mar 14
74%
54'/2
10'/4
23
61%
*
491/2
"
53%
10%
25
V
30
49'A
__io
Corp
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Incl
53% Jan 16
26% Dec
29%
49'%
74%
4,300
44-/4
10%
14V4
30%
36%
*22%
43%
23
25%
14'/4
651/4
_5
Solar Aircraft Co
•
25'%
511/4
36
52% ' 53'/a
81 .Ya"
14Y4
1*0
*50
36%
4
-
(A
Smith-Corona
6
237% Apr
61% Dec
25
54
3
12
801/2
251/4
♦74
—No par
'
-
*22i/2
49Y4
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
r
7,000
5%
5'/a
5%
51
36
43'/a
10%
231/2
29%"
1
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly oil Co—
71
10
24% Jan
.
Simmons
5%
50/8
53
14%
50o
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
1
'
25
1
Sheraton Corp of America
55% Apr 20
55% Jan
1
25
20% Jan
7
19
Pen Co
Sheller Mfg Corp
6
21% Feb
49%Nov 14
-
48% Mar 14
46% Oct
Mar 19
15% Jan
A)
Shell Oil Co
•
*
6
44
29
7
14
45% Jan
25% Dec 23
1$% Aug 17
87% May 10
(W
•/
35%
51
42
10 »/4
351%
11 Ya May
&
.
*
2.50
Inc
5V2
" 5 V2
51/2
♦51
No par
49 Y4 Apr
Feb
500
4,500
30%
4
36'/a Feb
22 Yt
22'%
18
16
*21'/4
22%
31
20
Nov
•2i%
22'/a
9% Feb
23
3,200
621/2
:
1
Co
common
Shamrock Oil
15,000
17%
61 '/a
381/4
.
30%
39% Jan
,
62
31
39% Jan
23
38%
-17%
.
22%
31
18
18
30%
11'/a Jan
33% Jan
59%
.
221%
9% Mar 14
35
17 Ya
'
.
38 Va
38
'
3
Co
&
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries
56 Ya May 18
-
59%
59
1
Rubber
Inc
■
*
5
Roebuck
Selberling
1
19
Seaboard
Co
Seagrave Qorp
Mar 15
Apr
Finance
-
—20
241/2
101
'■ 40'%
<
400
447%
46
5,600
20 V4
2OY4
201/4
4,000
90'%
*89'%
90 y2
267/s
27 7s
1874
18 Y4
600
4 Ys
4 1/8
2,000
70
5374
.
*647a
53 Y4
70
5474
98
97
21%
21 Ys
21%
25
247s
25
'
7,800
97
4,000
40
5,100
53,400
101 Y4
IOIY4
70
15
1474
151/4
11,900
♦78%
79%
7874
78'%
40
73 Y»
10174
69'A
701/4
70 %
73
73%
74
75i%
4,700
No par
SC/2
39 %
38%
39
3874
38%
38%
387/e
7,900
85%
86%
86'%
857s
85%
86
86
preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
85%
97/B
97/s
9%
9%
91%
9%
Standard
11%
Square D Co
Standard
Brands
Inc
com
$3.50
Oaa
St
Electric
Co
1
11%
11 Y4
11 Y4
ll'A
11 Yt
190
9%
97s
1,600
11 Yt
11 Y4
1,600
Volume
184
Number 5549
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(129)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Freviona
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
48
42%
May"18
Jun~24
53%
*
'
May 28
48% Jan
31
6
15% Dec
22
16% Oct 25
40% May 26
May 28
May 8
12% May 29
22% Feb
14
15
36
99
Aug 19
814 Jan
102
98
14% Jan
3
19
17% Jan
3
11
43% Jan
23
60% July 28
56% May
4
Starrett
51 % Jnn
19
75
Apr
18
Stauffer
4
Feb
15% Aug 22
13% Mar
5
6
23% May 23
17
23
21% Aug 24
18
Feb
13;
19
Jun
19 Va Jan
4
26 Va Jan
■v
9
38% Oct
6
.
".29l/a July
Aug 26*'
32
Oct
27
67 % Feb
105
25 Va
May 12
Jan
8
-
41% Nov
20
41
,
7
<,
Jun
97
Jan
70'A Jan
.
Mar 14
:91% Apr 15
6% Jan; 6
15
22% Jan
24% Apr
9
«.
69
80
5%
&
Jan
10
21% Jun
Feb
4 %%
Mar 22
10% Mar
2
Feb
3
30% Apr
2
52% Mar 16
Sutherland
27'A Feb
7
48% Jan
-
31
Sweets Co of America
Swift & Co-i—2
9
99
May
7
12
May
7
;•
Talcott Inc
4
Telautograph Corp
Temco
6
45
Feb
14
59% May 28
Oct
38% Feb
51
12
21
57% Apr 27 '
69% May 7
31
28
27
6
25% Jan
16
8
33% Jan
5
13
28
2
8% Apr
150
Jan
17
38% Dec
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
21 %•
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
15% Nov
28
19% Mar
4
45
25
34% Feb
15% Feb
28
10% Jan
23
44% Jun
14'
10
'
Apr
14% Apr
11*
15% Feb
18
12% Jun
12
14
60% Mar 24
48% Jan
23
$2.50
68% Mar 29
105% May lo
98
Jan
17
May 18
35% Dec
5
33
Jan
5
23% Dec
7
6
75% Dec
22
80
23
Jan
104
26
Feb
13
13% Jan
3"
39% Oct 11
37% Mar 14
18% July 26
15
6
44% Jan
lu
65
Jun
29
48% Sep
12
38% Jan
23
453/8 Apr
30
35% Jun
8
18% Jan
20
22% Oct
11
24% July 13
28% Jun 15
55% Dec
14
50
20% May 24
20
Jan
31
24% Feb
9
2 8 3A Feb
.
13
May
23
Jan
28
18
55% Jun
18
Apr
3
58'/a May 15
25
10
32
Mar
2
Mar
2
Jan
3,200
7%
16,200
53 % Feb
2
63
33 % Apr
14
Apr
28% Feb
17
Mar 14
14
363/8 Mar 12
59% Apr
31% Jan
14
52
Jun
8
62'A Mar 13
13
21'A Jan
30
29'A Apr
12
20th
20 % Jan
19
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
11
Twin
52
Jun
52%
60
46
Apr
8% Jun
25
4
6
14 Va Jan
18
40% Mar 18
26% Apr
24
35% Jun
15
TXL
19
/
7.
5%
37
37
24
24%
1,900
45
45%
1,500
24
46
44%
19
'141/3
14
48%
32%
46%
5,100
52
52%
6,100
92
91
92
10%
10%
10%.
18%
18%
18%
14%
143/4
15
14%
14%
143/a
49%
49 V2
49 %
653/4
443A
65
67
433/8
45
45%
11,500
32%
,»32%
13% *.13%
-
'26 %
'.
32%
325/a '
33
-
23,900
20,200
8%
8%
172
8%
*171
39%
'40%
22%''23
14%/
,..13%
27%
417/8
41
263/4
j
41%
*171
22%
*
393/4
22%
23
23
"
143/a
273/a
1,300
413A'
423/a
16,300
8%
1,100
172
40
22%
*22%
14
8%
175
40%
1,600
48,800
'
8%
22%
500
5,500
13,600
273/e
41%
8%
175
;
263/4
40%
„
110
4,700
65%
■;
32%
-
13%V 26%
"42
T
22%
22%
46
49%
44%
-
♦21
14
-65%
*8%
%
52'/a
18%
48%
64%
172
300
39%
40%
5,000
22s/8
%
14,500
23%
23%
233/a
2,800
18%
22%
18%
23 Va
18%
19%
18%
19
48%
49%
19
49
49%
19 Va
49
49
49
493/a
12
•*11%
5
common;
«
•
*11%
y.
*11%
12%
12%
12%
*44%
46
44%
44%
15
Inc
—
*12%
13
*12%
common—5
12%
'
66%
*98%
98 %
99%
41%
42
41%
:_25
26%"
27%
26%
27
76%
76%
76%
14
14
No par
5
2"
.
Xl3%
•33/a
66%
♦
99%
64
67
600
420
12
12 Va
123/s
44%
*44%
443%
40
13
*12%
13%
100
66%
CLOSED
663/4
*9x1/2
100
42%
423A
Independence
66%
67
♦98 %
100
42%
64%
26%
26%
77
Day
5,300
43%
2b 3/4
77%
77%
14
13%
3,500
773/4
13%
76%
1,700
14
64%
27
16,000
1,900
4,000
2
39%
643/B
393/4
39%
6 43/a
39%
64%
40
22
393/4
5
;
22%
39 %'
40
22%
22%
10,900
*21
23'A'
21%
22
213/4
22%
21%
22%
12,100
Inc
26%
♦21
21%
56
(cbnv).L—
50-
oommon
1
*53
17
prior preferred
50'
l.
1
,
24%
16%
53
9
9
52
*8%
31%
'
•4
■''
•
'
'
*
f
21%
300
27%
27%
27%
32,300
56
56
28
59
29%
•
^
■•••<
.
;
17 Va
Va
17 Va
*50*
53
8%
31%
31%
2,900
29%
1,300
54%
24
24'A
17
5,700
17%
♦50
9
313/4
28 Va
*52%
243/a
500
59
29%
54%
24 Ve
9
27%*55
29%
*53
'i
17 Va
*49
31%
*
54%
24 3/„
17%
*49
1
29 Va
*53
243A
.
58
29 Va
54%
24%
27%
*53
29 %
*52
par
263A
58
29
^
56
27
56
28
''
27 Va
56%
26 3A
26%
*55
26%
56 Va
1
preferred 1954 ser„50
Fox Film
1
21%
1,800
56
'
26%
50
common
(The)
EXCHANGE
.
-14
64
.
12%
13
•
.
43
66 3A
*
X44%
STOCK
.10
%
123/s
13
____100
-
——
Co.
,•*
12
_1
&
Corp
12
—50
preferred
Products
conv
' '
220
14%
i4y4
43%
.
10 Va
18%
65
1041
46%
'
49%
2,700
91%
14%
44%
8%
51%
'
10%
,18%
\
22
1,700
1,400
73
45%
46%
10
*72%
*11%
common
(J R)
conv
15,800
2,600
No par
Co
Coach
Oil
25%
25 %
*21
'
Century
City Rap Transit com..No
Twin
25% NOV
1,600
25%
No par
Preferred series A
15% Aug 16
46% Aug 17
9% Nov
2
73%
25%
25%
24'A
23%
4d
,22%
10'A
13%
No par
72%
25%-
*25'A
51%
172
72%
•25%
92
»26
100
100
.1—1
Tung-Sol Electric Co
4.30%
72%
*99%
45%
23%
45
*21%
51%
" 40%
50c
102%"'
1033
92
32%
1
1,800
7%
1044
64%
'
1,300
14%
*59%
1048
43%
"
47%
13%
1035
1045
143/,,
'
46
14
'
8%
52
49
.
7%
46%
14
8%
14%
""
7%
46%
37%
93'A
Trust—
$2.70 preferred—
Truax-Traer Coal Co
May 16
Jan
13,200
73
14%
Williams Steel..
No par
Trl-Continer tal
Corp common—
1"
*
29
18% Mar
33%
24%
8%
13%
No par
preferred
Transue
3
Aug 26
2
33%
24%
37%
46%
*18%
3%
—
51
16
34
23%
72%
10%
-
200
33%
£f%
45
51 Va
25
Transamerica Corp
Trans World Airlines
25
24% Dec
3,300
19
72%
' 22 %
45%
No par
Timken Roller Bearing..
Toledo Edison Co (The)—
Trane Co (The)
26% Mar 21
Nov
60
1,900
19%
37%'
-92%
-
,
Inc" common—1
convertible
$1.20
7
25% Dec
Mar 15
17%
19 %
19
8%
"23
23
*44%
—2.50
4% preferred.
L
Tidewater Oil common
Mar 29
58 Va Jun
18
17%
19%
72%
1
Co—
—
Thompson
Thompson
473A Mar 26
253A Apr 11
62% Feb 17
13% July 2
*
17%.
19
preference
conv
Thermoid
22% Oct 28
'
3.3G0
8%
l"
1
common
Inc-
"The Fair
Mar 28
19
48
,
10,500
72%
1048
*21%
'
9
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
$2.40
4
51
26% Jan
*
>.
2
11% Jan
Jan
4,600
23%
33%
36%
8'A
1040
1
new •;
Land
Texiron
43% Oct
27
*
25 %
'
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
& Pacific Ry Co
20% May 16
52% Jun 11
13% July 25
Pacific
Texas Utilities
13
47% July 25
24
53%
23 %
33%
23%
,
<<
25%
25%
•
5
Texas
16
15
'",
preferred .series A—25"
Coal-& Oil
-10 *
con v
Pacific
25%
72
10c
4.16%
Sulphur—-
42% Mar 26
20
43
4.48>
;
Texas
9
Jun
48
30
4
•
9
29% Apr
25%
25% * 25%
36 %
37
100
19%
72%
25%
5*0
(The)
I
72
100
3,400
%
23%
7%
*99%
.
66%
14
33%
17%
•
14%
102%!
12.50
Producing Co
29% Apr
29
12% Jun
100% Sep
52%
46%
25
Corp—T
Instruments
Texas
182% May
10
unit
Texas
9
11% Jun
July 12
Texas
5
'•/
10% Jan
May 28
7%
13%
(James)
Aircraft
Texas Gulf
45% May 17
24
11% Mar 16
7% Jan
6
1
14% July
28% Apr
23
21% Jun
Jun
52%
100
*
51
63%
r
Independence i
Day
100%
73%
*50%
*14%
V
24
46%
1
! Tennessee Corp.—
Texas Co new
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
6
11% Jan
12
53
14
Jun
18
Nov
24
7%
Symington Gould Corp
62% Jun
35
15%
19
46%
13%
25
;Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
$4 preferred 1
i-——No par
55% May 10
17
Nov
15%
50%
33%
f-
CLOSED
7%
Paper Co..
41
174
15%
24,100
5,100
63%
19%
13%
_30
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
9
11
14%
23
34*
»
13%
14%
STOCK
19 Va
33%
*46%
72%
pfd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
1
Sunshine Mining Co
3
Oct
'*19
23%
*99%
2nd
20% Mar
143
19
19%
3,700
14%
63
EXCHANGE
,
1
preferred series, A
14% Jan
Jan
19'A
34
23%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co',common—1
.
15% May
13%
19
33%
__No par
,
5%%
9
July
8% Feb
common
8
19
18%
No par
6
6
.91
Co
25
Oct
.-33%
*17%
*19
76,400
53 %
99
*14%
23%
33%
18 %
10
6
Feb
78
25
42*
„
Oil
May 28
9
22%
33%
17%
1
5
11
21% Jun
Sun
Jun
28% Jun
37
Dec
22%
33%
J
53%
51%
22%
1
18
10
>
14%
52%
Corpcommon
11
11
!■
14%
52 Va
2C
23,700
15%
63
14%
Corp
Chemical
12% Jun
28% Oct
63
39,000
60%
58% 1 58%
50%
53
common-
$4.5tr series A-preferred
*
Mar 23
1,220'
25
42% Jun
Sunbeam
Sun
2
24% Oct
63
Shares
54%
,59%.
99
14
52
5
Studebaker-Packprd- Corp
July 25
16% Jan
*50%
52
Broadcasting \Co
May
11
15 %
52%
No par
17 Va
10% Oct
15
53%
the Week
*97%
*97%
:B
39
,'.43% May 23
21*
45% Dec
14%
15
Apr
26% Jan
May 28
>
July 26
44% Jun
53 %
98
13%
*51
Co..i.
Webster
25
11
53
98
No par
prior preference
10
May 16
58%
56%
15%
Co._L
Baer & Fuller
27
36% Oct
56%
15
Inc
11 % Sep
25
57%
53%
99
13%
13%
62%
Drug
17% Jan
% Jan
60%
53
Friday
July 6
53
60
5
L 8.:
Stokely-Van Carpp Inc
7
28
May 28
8
960
8
9% Sep
51
*14%
Stone
29
101% Jun
25
36% Jan
99
51%
60%
57%
53 %
*97 y2
,
1
1
Storer
July 6
15% Mar 15
23
s
,
10% Feb
31
23% Sep 30
52% May
2
49% Jun
6.
«
26
59%
5
Stix
47 %
.
,
,
26
30
33% Sep 15
58% May
2
50%
60
53
„
100
Stewart-WarnerCorpv-
4
26% May 18
14
32
Feb
8
13 Va May 28
1
1,080 Dec
2
Mar 30
44% Oct
;
14
.,
51 Va
Salea far
'
Aug
1
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2
6
lS'A Feb
26 1
35% Jun
7% Jun
28
8% Nov 22
740
20% Jan
27% Jun
May 11
May 17
75 %
20
May 28
80% Sep
6
32 Ya
6
17'% Aug 12
11
21% Jan
3
20% Jan
4
41% Jun
4,*
Dec
39% Apr
21% Jan
.
50%
59'A
56%
10
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc.;.
31% May 28
22'/a Feb
9
.
5
15% Jan
.
11
12% Jan '
95
32% May 28
21
July 14
33 % Dec ,30
.
26
21
July 5
10
6
27% Mar 12
50
5
Thursday
July 4
Sterling
25
58% Jan
18% Jan
29
(The)
Chemical
Wednesday
July 3
Sterchi Bros stores Inc.a.
Jan
27
27
29
16 "4 Feb
:
15
Jan
21% Jun
59% Dec
24% May 12
23% Jan
6
Jan
com
Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Co
SALS FSICKB
Tuesday
July 2
___7
...
42% Mar 14
20% Sep
Standard Oil of Ohio new
3%%- preferred series A
Standard Ry Equip
HIGH
Monday
Par
Jersey
Jun
50
Mar 30
13% Jan
Mar 28
LOW AND
STOCK
Standard Oil of California
new_6.25
standard Oil of Indiana
25
Standard Oil of New
4
2
62% Apr
S
55% May 15
100 % Mar 23
50
YORK
EXCHANGE
58% May
63% Apr
23
49% Jan
NEW
Highest
1,400
53
8%
323A
31%
143A
3i%
•
9
800
32%
11,100
14%
14%
30 %
31%
1,500
4,500
u
13% Jan
33
.
6
May
6% Dec
16% Jun
4
1
20
•*
Jan
27% Jan
29% July
2
4
6 •*/« May 28
31% Feb 10
7(5
103 % Jan
26
31 % Jun
30
22% Jun
13
31% Apr
Jan
26
6-
6
Nov
28
Jan
116% Sep
108% Mar 22
92
9
11 *
;
80% Mar. 14
13% Feb
43% Jun
.
15
113
1
100
27
May 15
105% July
6
5
Apr
7
86% Oct
3
98 % Sep
12
45% Sep
26
59
Feb
7
17
205
Nov
91
25
139
Jan
92
July 27
83% May 25
104% Mar 29
49% Aug 31
52
Jan
,
May 18
98
Mar 26
52
Jan
170% July
34% July
10
3
3
48% May 28
4
9% Jun
26
26% Jan
6
32% Jun
3
48% Sep
26
74% Dec
22
Nov
7
128% Dec
22
113% Jan
23
34'A Jan
6
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
35% Jan
23
27% Jan
23
'30
Jan
02
113
28
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
44 % Jan
108'A Feb
18
34 % Jan
Jan
20
7
Jan
22 % Jan
14
9
27% Oct
:
91
Feb
15
»
104
Jan
5
65% Apr
2
17
196
May 9
39% May 9
52% Feb 21
10% May 10
36
Apr
% Jun
30
25
73% Mar 26
129
Feb
20
24
28% Apr
9
71% Mar 26
5
27% May 17
Mar 31
13% Jun
8
49% Jun
1
36% Dec
9
28 Va Jan
29
54 % Jan
i|__44
For footnotes
see
Biscuit
6
39% May
9
24% May
8
Apr
18% Jun
24
72 % Mar 20
181
Feb
1
3
page 26.
8
21"% May
2
8
41
4
15% Feb
14
19% Mar 22
5
49% Mar 16
44
„
Jan
Jun
88
99%
61%
*98
61
171
1713%
170%
1723A
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
343^
7,400
50%
50
50%
50
50
2,700
Co
of
10
com
♦98
99
*98
613A
173
*9%
10
10 Va
*9%
10%
30%
30%
30 3A
30%
30%
30%
%
&
%
7
02
32
32
30%
'A
5
69
121
10
69%
69%
*93%
70 Va
70%
•
71 %
121
America_^_No par
*120
39
39
39%
39%
;39%
28%
37%
28%
28%
28%
28%
124
♦119
124
.10
24%
24%
*24%'
24%
24%
No par
24'A
59%
59%
58%
58 Va
58%
59
*47 Ve
473A
♦47%
Cig-Whelan
convertible
Stores
No par
com
preferred
30o
*47
*79
United
Corp (Del)
__1
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
12
United
Electric Coal Cos
5
5
No par
United Industrial
Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
10
43A
6%
*79
25 %
43A
80
3,4
6%
12 %
11%
6
*100%
6%
12
4%
79
63/a
L
103
48
4%
•79
6%
11%
12
25%
2 6'A
300
9,600
400
28%
1,700
*100%
103
*24
24%
1.000
58
58%
3,100
473A
48
200
4%
4%
*78 %
79%
10
3,400
6%
63/4
9,200
11%
11%
4,500
26
26%
25%
25'A
13%"
13%
133/4
13%
13%
14Va
14
14 »A
4,600
49%
49 3A
49 %
493A
49%
50
50
50 Va
17,600
30%
3734
21,800
25%
30 Va
30%
30
30%
30%
37%
21 Va
37%
373/8
373/4
6%
6%
1
16%
17'A
.50
I
7,600
313,200
13,100
37%
4
2,700
393/a
30%
7% preferred
100
US Hoffman Mach new
com_82%c
5% class A preference
50
U S Industries Inc common
1
17,900
28 3A
37%
par
preferred series A„
4%
80
103
73%
126
.
39
30
City Mines Co (The)__l
U S & Foreign Securities
1
US Freight Co new
No
4%%
♦100%
72
125 3A
.13%
Park
common
103
47%
43A
100
—
613/4
10%
100
United-Carr Fastener—
(Delaware)
*
99%
61
30%
—
>
99
33
No par
Lines
Gypsum Co
190
50
Cartop Corp
U S
100
93
*87
United Carbon Col
United
18,300
34%
Improvement Co
29
*90
87
*100%
$3.50
4,300
.
50
Corp
3% Mar 26
93
87
No par
.
27%
105%
*90
87 V3
$4.5o preferred.——...
United Board &
United
25%
•
27
34%
Gas
7% Jan
93
25%
105%
50
issued".
United
19% Feb
87
27 Va
106%
12,400
61%
Engineering & Foundry
20
93
87%
26%
27
106%
1,300
4,900
129%
»
170 %
preferred
lnc_:__:
Air
25%
273%
106 %
128
61%
Gas
23
169
% Nov 28
conv.
*90
*86 Va
129 %
40
172%
Fruit Co
38 % Jun
16% Mar
lb
l"/o
United
26
27%
106'A
*90
107
128
7%
393/4
61
United
21% May 29
23
Car
United
25%
27%
128%
40
73%
*98
United
37% Jun
6% July 3
16% July
3
'2% Jun 20
15
Tank
25
39%
73%
preferred
50
"when Issued".—_
preferred
Union
24%
27
107
'
7%
172
]
common
United
35% Jan
6
No par
5
Mar
3
125 %
3
55
33
23
125%
Mar 20
15
28% May 11
-
12
Sep 26
'i
.40% Jan
5
15% Jan
124%
40
29 3A
50
"when
' Rights
_i__...1—•
United
Aircraft Corp
Jan
23
17
184% Feb
4%
United
Jan
39%
4%. noncumnlalive
3
22
4% Aug
.Common
Jan
10% Jun
39%
14%
.
7%
No par
.25
Union Pacific RR Co
7
May. 4
39%
—No par
No par
series
20
3
30 i
7%'
No par
series
6% Jun
1
14% '
29%"
7%
6%
Preferred $4 series.,
Union Oil of California
82
Mar 21
4% Jan
21
23% Jun
Preferred $3.70
Frelerred $3.50
L
23
62
14%
30%
Bag
Preferred $4.50 series
Mar 26
44% Mar 20
32% Apr
107
:*
,73% Jan
6
64% Dec
22
ll
9
11
Dec
9
Jan
14%
7%
Union Chem Sc Materials Corp—_10
Union Elec Co common
3_10
10
61% Dec 29
177
Jan
Jan
93
30
8% Mar
Mar 14
3
30
14%
29%
5
& Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carboh
4% Feb
May 9
36% Oct, 31
39% Mar
2
2
—
i ;
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
112
27
17
2% Jan
0
Union
>
44% Feb
60
18
27
20
Corp (The)
Uliderwood Corj) 1
2
38% Oct
26
6% Aug
Apr
28% Apr
11
13 Va Mar 14
34% Dec
131
22% Dec
25
Sep
21
Udyllte
Mar 27
7% Feb
51 Va Feb
30
Jun
48% Jan
57% Aug 24
6% Jan 12
78
8% May 17
15% Feb
102
44
8
Apr 23
47% May 8
26
61% May 25
27
July 25
57% Nov 28
4% Apr
1
72% July 18
6
15
5
Juri
16% Mar 19
2%
36 %
21%
22%
66
.
6%
6 3/«
63/a
6%
6%
3,500
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
14,500
6
2'A
66%
23/a
2%
23/8
36 %
36%
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37'A
37 %
38
*21%
^
22%
22
22
213A
21%
1,300
69%
11,500
66 3A
68 %
68 Va
69%
'175
175 Va
19
19'A
18%
19%
19
*39%
40 %
39%
39 %
*39
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
49%
*48 %
49%
♦48
49 %
900
Va
Xl6%
2%
36
3,100
*175
.
*48
178
'176 %
178
19%
40%
2%
68%
♦176%
19%
♦39
17%
*48
2%
5,100
6,700
178
19%
8,100
40 %
10
17%
16,500
49
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
(130)
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
NEW
'*
stocks
Ranre for Frevlooa
YearlS»S$»
81/8 Jan
17
22% Jan
9% Feb
14
8% Jun
16
75% Mar 3
4*
Sep 12
93% Sep 20
23 % Jan
11
28
11
66 % Jan 21
6
Jan
35
Sep
21
19
39% Mar 14
157 % Jan 18
11
Jan
11
156% Mar 14
3
19 % Aug
35% Mar 17
124
23
170
4
68
69
Mar
17
15% Jun
2
30
14% APT
100% Jun
21
8% Jun
14
3
27
3% Jan
11
May 26
16
10
56% Mar
30% Feb
23
35
May
27
170
Fei
25% Mar 15
31
Jan
23
91
Feb
159% Dec
77% Nov
47% Apr
127
Oct
14
1331/4 Jan
130
Jun
13
133% Jan
28% Nov
1
37% Jan
32% Jan
4
39% Feb
b% Jan
8
10'/a Apr
65'A July
471/2 Mar 15
8
271/2 Jun
Jan
45
Jun
4
11
7
28
27%-May 28
Feb
87 % Sep
12
94"
11
*90%«Jan 26
33% Oct
11
51% Mar 29
28% Jtin 13
109" Mar 2
Jan
1461/2 Apr
7
Jan
3
44% Dec
6
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
100
Dec
27
13
103 % Aug 22
101
106
122
7
Nov
.
33
Feb
16
37% Jan
6
Jan
11
98
19
99
May 23
Jun
Jun
18
Apr 24
100
49% Nov
46% Jan
•
30
11
15%
Jan~19
Apr 30
May 29
16% Feb
5
18% Dee
13
Feb
1
28
31% Feb 24
5
28% Apr
6
May
33
31
34
30
158%
166%
59%
59%
591/2
59%
63 %
63%
631/4
63'A
56%
58
53
59 %
58%
59
158%
159
159
160%
18%
158%
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EXCHANGE
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18%
18%
18%
18%
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37%
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37%
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29%
29%
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100
111% 111% .
111%
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
43'% 43%
431/2
$5 preferred
ion
112% 113
*112%
$4.04 preferred
L.—100
*97
99
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$4.20 preferred
100
*98% 100
*99
$4.12 preferred
—100
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; *98%
Virginian Ry Co common
_25 ~/67' "••"'67
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6% preferred
25 /
31% 31% .' " 31%
Visking Corp (The)
.—5 /.; 39%, 39%;/
40
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co common
10/. > 19
19 "•>.
18%
7% preferred
20 --*28% 29
• - /. *28%
100
2,000
49%
14%
49
47%
29
200
76
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49%
14%
27%
81/4
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491%
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160
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159
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1,500
87,500
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1
12%
167
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37%
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No par
Co
510
63%
'
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
-
128
Jan
6
45% Apr 16
116
Feb 13
103
Feb 13
106
Mar 6
103% Feb 17
71% May 9
33% Jan 16
40% Jun 28
23% May 3
" 30
Mar 5
38% Jan 10
Apr 25
111
Light
12,400
60
24%
preferred
3%%
18
38% Apr
&
Power
170
51%
166V4
166%
167
1
com
112%
51
50%
200
I
63%
Van Norman Industries Inc
2.50
13%
Van Raalte Co Inc
—
10 /
27%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
7%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
46%
"Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100
*125%
5% noncumulatlve preferred__ 100
*125Va
Victcr Chemical Works common
5
29
941/2 Apr 24
1
Inc
Co
111%
119
50
.
14,500
59%
100
Pictures
preferred
37%
*115
161%
Vanadium Corp of America.
4
Jan
3
Apr
6
Apr 26
Mar 9
Feb
2
Feb 20
34% Mar 20
Jun
3'
Utah
8
17%
37
9%
58%
130
128
8
7
129
4%%
45%
*86 y«
50%
100
preferred
44%
87 %
118
167
*57
55%
com.No par
Leaf Tobacco
Universal
55% May
9
127
8%
82% Mar 29
13% Jun
59%
No par
Co common
45 %
*86
62%
*62%
common
>
60
16G%
9,900
681/4
68
87
50
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28%
28%
45%
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9
28
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166%
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100
.
45%
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9
4,100
28%
27%
68
•
68%
*85%
120
49%
Wall Paper Inc common—2
Universal
24
52 % Feb
*117%
convertible
%
47%
23%
*67
87
preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—.—1
4
29% Mar 12
381/4 Feb
21
191/4 Mar
Apr
Feb
167
75% Jun 27
47% Jun
4
28
7
11
4
21
24
10
39
46%
*85%
noncumulatlve preferred
United
68
preferred
& Mln com__50
preferred
8 Tobacco
28%
68
*8%
Shares
July 6
28%
27%
9
28%
Sale* fM
the Week
Friday
July 5
July 4
28%
9
9
28%
25
United Stockyards Corp^.
1
United Stores $4.20 nonctt 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
26
6
59% Apr
Steel Corp
7%
31% May 17
159
Apr
9
24% May 31
51% Da/28
35% Oct
Jan
32
U
1st
Ref
preferred
7%
16
8%
5
100
common
noncum
Smelting
S
8
20
Feb
2% May 10
9
3
41% FeD
3
4
18
7
3
41% Mar 14
13% May 13
27
1 ?.<
l%July 5
19% Jun 20
Aug 16
26
37% Oct
U
10
14% Apr 23
10% Jan
9
99
Mar 23
93 % May
Jan
Jan
38
Rubber Co
7%
23
19% Jan
169
7,
3
12% Jun 27
18% Mar
3b % Jan
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
8%
U
9
27%
10
5
-10
1
100
100
„
8
8
1
Feb
62% Apr
23
153% Apr 26
51% Jan
9% Dec
1% Nov
U
Mar 14
5
63% July
preferred
28
27%
1
common
3%%
67% Mar 14
Jan
56
S
2
Mar 23
160% Apr
.12 % Jan
'91
U
49 % Mar
Co
f-
»
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July 3
July 2
4
SAL* PRVCER
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
A^D
LOW
*'
STOCK
YORK
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
S
90% Mar
8
3
.
23
Jan 23
24
38% Aug
17 3 4 Jan
U
46% Jun
23
18
70% Dec
1
62% Sep 23
168% Nov 14
40 Va May 16
U
6
84
60% Feb
61
17
101
9
53% Dec 23
4 % £-
Jan
19
9
Jun 26
37% Feb
Lines
S
32% Apr
66% Jun
Sep
110
Jan
97
U
4
24
9 % Feb
70
172% Jun
45 % Oct
84 % Mar
NEW
EXCHANGE
29% May
11
15
21% Oct
t
t
Highest
25 % Nov
6
5
Jan
19
Since JaA. 1
Range
Lowest
Highest
Uwm
>
*
*
«*
*
*
•
w
19
74% Jan
13% Jan
9
3
15% Dec
27 % Jan
3
32% Nov
30
66% Apr
27
81% Sep
14
7% Jan
15% Nov
6
15
100 % Aug
10
lOVa Jan
5
12 Va Jan
.
16 Va
19
66
33
Jan
75
' Oct
13% Jun
10% July
'A>
20
'*
3
26% July
Apr
9
48% Jun
21
23
103% July
6
65 % Jan
23
42% July
..
3
1
.*
—
;
,
5
41% Sep
35% May 22
38 Va Mar 23
27
30 Va Dec
25 % Feb
9
33% July
6
9
Jan
3
27
Mar
9
Wayne
Waukesha Motor Co
Knitting Mills
S
19 Va Feb
8
26% May
7
Wayne Pump Co
Welbilt Corp
1
1
22
Apr
30
21% Mar
16Va May 16
4% Apr
2% Jan
6
4Va Feb
3 Va Feb
10
33>/aApr
50 '/a Dec
4
40% Sep
36% Jan
6
30
46% Jun
1
Jan
6
25% Apr
4
20% Feb
9
28% Sep
12
25% Jan
3
23'/4 Mar 14
29% Sep
1
7
25% Jan
10
20
17 % Mar
9
50% Dec 30
107% Jun
15
113
Apr
101 Va Feb
15
106
31
105% Dec
19
16% Jan
6
49
29
3
West
1
26
112'/a Jan
Apr
27
105
West
13
2
Mar
29
105
Jan
27
42% Jan
30
63
Apr
18
Mar 27
108
Jan
12
9
31% Oct
104
18% Jun
27Va Apr
29
25
28
102
Jun
13
104
Apr
25
Jan
6
56
Dec
9
Jan
Feb
Jan
Western Auto Supply Co
23
37
18
67
13
Jun
29
85>/4 Apr
21
68% Feb
17
83
May
4
9
26
73% Jan
26
63
Jan
30
86
May
9
28% Jun
9
18% Jun
26
22% Mar
5
20
Sep
25 Va Jan
32% Feb
28
98 Va Aug
127
15
83 V4 Feb
6
53 % Oct
15
130
May 23
Jan
29
35 VA May
23
51% May 28
103% Mar 18
5
Jun
128% Jun
July 29
1
65% Mar 20
99% Jan
21
5
95
130
49 V4 Oct
11
53
Oct
5
46
Jan
96 % Jan
3
104
Aug
2
98
May 25
Feb
4
17
57Va Apr
20
27
Jan
24
103
8
28% Feb
23
20
80V4Feb
15
28% May 17
31% Jan
18
26% Oct
27
31% Sep
13
21% Jun
77
Sep
27
82
Nov
16
70
27
Jan
6
23% Oct
13
34 »/4 Jan
6
51% Sep
36% Feb
48% July
95
2
102 V4 July 25
Mar 14
12
7% Mar 30
26% Feb
16
30
61
23
16% Apr 30
82% Apr 30
75
5
86
Sep
15
9% Mar 18
17
Dec
9
28
5
14% Jan
4
18
Jun
21
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
22% Apr
6
25% Jan
4
Jun
14
148Va Jan
24% Sep
31% May
9
43
Nov
2
137% July
13
3
77
May 10
Feb
21% Jan
23
3
37% Feb
145
21% May 15
23
30% May 28
45% Jun 12
36% Feb
52% July 20
43 y4 Oct
59 Va Mar 30
41 % Jan
55 % Apr
92% Jan
7
Oct
11
159
86
Mar 22
9V4 Nov
15
100% May 18
212% Apr
103% July
12
Feb
23
90% May 28
11
159% Jan
7
91
25
Jan
5
7% Jun
17
18
26% May 24
23% Oct 25
67% Jan
6
14
Jan
6
86
Jan
18
32% Apr 26
108% Sep 23
22
Nov
24
27
50% Mar 19
5
99% Jan
24
201 % Apr
98% Mar
4
9
10% Jan
4
32
Apr
13
19
Jan
31% Mar 12
104% Mar 21
27
July 6
83% Feb
8
20
Jan
16
107
25
20
Mar 22
24% Mar 26
45% May 12
11
8
12% Jan
15% Dee
35% Dec
Jun
30 Va Jan
37
Mar 14
23
30
28% Dec
6
30
102
10
Jan
Mar 10
6
6
10% Jan
140
Apr
9
6
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
22VaJan
18% Mar 21
1
99
July 28
22% Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
sales
on
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28%
22%
107%
19%
33%
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102
60% 6IV2
476
7&Vz
x72% 72%
19V8 19%
33
33 Vz
51% 52%
*95% 96%
*125% __
*69
28%
1
47%
Machine
1
,_20
5
No par
No par
Wilson & Co Inc common
$4.25 preferred
Co
Inc.
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Winn-Dixie
6%
Stores
preferred
Public
Wisconsin
preferred
10
1
10
*17%
23
10
—10
Worthington Corp common
4%%
Prior pfd 4%%
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
15Va
78
100
Corp„10
Service
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co_
Prior
11 Va
27
common
Prior preference
Wilcox
Oil Co_—
Wilson-Jones
101
100
preferred
5% %
conv
10
series—100
serles_100
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
$
51
32%
100
*99
100
98
59
1
1
59
v
-
33%
102
*107% 108%
19%
20
34
34
*102
103%
62
62 Va
34
102
60%
62 Va
76
76
72%
73 Va
19%
33%
52
52%
96
96
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60
4,900
1,500
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33%
52 Va
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54%
96 %
—
.
52%
53
300
1,500
2,500
5,200
600
1,100
1,100
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38% 38%
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23 Va 23'A
391/4 40
27% 27%
110
110
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100
*96
98
59%
59%
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19% 19Va
34
34
102
102
62% 64
78
78
74'A 74%
20Va 20%
34 Va 34 %
54'/a 56 %
95%
95%
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53%
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8,800
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4,300
7,500
4,200
120
120
.
800
40
1,900
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60
5,700
500
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20,300
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49%
50%
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98%
98 Va
98
98'A
350
24%
24 Va
24%
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76
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29 Va
47%
47%
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11%
28'A
29Va
28%
48
48%
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101
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76
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50
101
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27%
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100
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50 Va
51
51%
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78
78
77
77
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100
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33%
33%
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18
138 Va
40
24
24
24 Va
24%
24 %
1,800
33
33
33%
33%
33%
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138 Va
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14,300
46%
46%
46%
46%
47
52 Va
53 Va
52%
53%
52%
53Va
94
94
94%
94%
95 Va
95%
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196
46 Va
93%
8%
28
.
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£9
24%
5,000
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137%
28%
,
18 Va
33%
24
1,400
53
23%
23'A
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52'A
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33%
90%
25 Va
77
73 Va
20%' '
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73
19%
33 Va
18
89%
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20
18 %
23%
28
'
107%
19%
78
28
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58%
97
59
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June-Dec
General Mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan
2015
April
First consol mortgage 3%s series E
1964_Aprll-Oct
First consol mtge 3Vis series F
99
100
68%
K
May-Sept
1983—
23/4s
96 Va
/•
;
97%
99%
First
3s
96%
2
95%
94
subord
84%
97%
100
100
Jan-July
:
1977
Paso & Southwestern
.5s stamped 1965
Brie Railroad Co—
96%
101
98
.——-Jan-July
•
Elgin Joliet
102%
92%
102
*94
100%
L
95
*101
—Mar-Sept
series
97
102%
__
*87
—April-Oct
mortgage 3%s
1986
Commonwealth Edison Co—
92'/a
48
—Feb-Aup
3Vis
9
'
—
conv
92%
78
1982—May-Sepf
,
97%
101
F
Elec
107%
94%
*94%
June-Deo
,-June-Dec
1981
.April
1986
El
Ry—
1964-
Ohio
3%s
100%
103%
98%
—April-Oct
1st
95
20
94%
1980—:
debs
conv
—Jan-July
1979_
3%s
88
95%
fixed
series I
J 1985
ser
2%s
91%
80
—
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2018
debts
Co
mortgage
Edison El 111
103 7/a
1975—a
91%
80
*93%
June-Deo
1993
Bast Tenn Va &
Georgia div
Eastern Stainless Steel
103%
Jane-Dec
3%s debentures series C 1977
3Vis debs series D 1979—
3%s
102
100%
Columbia
37/8k'
98
41
——May-Nov
1961—April-Oct
—
*
4 %s
"
96%
97
June-Dec
3s
5
/'/,
—.
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1970—Jan-July
first
B
97
———Mar-Sepf
1939—
83%
78
29
—
Line
Short
98%
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-June-Dec
3s
80
\'"l
78
98
i'
100% 101% 1
1982
mortgage 3%s 1986
First
85%
90
1979-Jan-July
—Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
1st mortgage 3'As 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
.1st mortgage 3%s 1984
.
—June-Deo
1985—
•
101
:
subordinated
Duquesne Light
1st
101%
1993————
2%s
92
98
104% 104%
92%
92%
1966_—— June-Dec
Illuminating
First
First
92
"
--r—-■
—Jan-July
Louis
trust
74
' •"
3s
69%
70
101%
—
first coll
56
91%
Corp—
Refunding and impt 4 Vis series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s
1991—Jan-July
St Louis Division
'
Jan-July
,
1961
St
&
70%
86%
<
Mar-Sepf
—.
1977
City Investing Co 4s debentures
74%
62
v
98%
*96%
—Jan-July
—
67'/8
56
57%
70%
>
78
98%
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—-Feb-Aug5
mortgage 23/4S series G 1974
Feb-Aug
O I T Financial Corp 2%s 1959—
—April-Oct
1970—,
83%
33
82
91%
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel
4%s 1961
—May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR
2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures
1961
101%
26
75
April-Oct
1977_Ju»e-Deo
ser
1st mortgage 2%s
7
*80
First
—:
96
75%
(4%%
refund 2%s
mtge 2%s
101%
97
75%
Gen 81 ref 2%s ser N 1984
—.Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mack first lien
gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
Secpnd gold 4s 1995
I
—June-Dec
80
"
ref
96
96
May-Nov
May-Nov
1988
*
96%
99 %
Jan-July
103%
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102%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
45 %
44%
46
24'%
24
24%
101% 102%
;;
»
101
103%
May-Nov
K.1976
3s convertible debentures
1958
3%s ponv debs 1969
77%
160
RR Co—
I960——
87
.
1963
.
97
13
1
First
debentures
63
*99% 101
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage 27/as 1978—
3%s
96%
*92
78
# ref 3%s
70
69%
57
Geri
:;76%
2
83%
*70
&
69%
62
57 :
Gen
89
71
83%
'
General and
75 V,
95
100
RR—
(3%
interest)
92%
98
—May
Income mortgage (3%
fixed
1%
contingent interest)
1993
Detroit Edison 3s series H
1970—
125
21
.
:
68%
68%
4%s ser A 1982—_May-Nov
icf mtge 2%S■191dmAnrif~CW%
mtge
ft
debentures
78
96%
April
»
1963-
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
4s
i
contingent
90%
1
120
93
'
V
F
series
Chicago & Western Indiana
lst
92%
—Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
;
series
105%
69%
I.■
&
Station—
13
76
—Jan-July
Union
mortgage
93%
20
,
1,
;
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1*1999—April
'
i
1%
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Denver & Salt Lake-
95%
85
70
78
Southeastern Ry—
;
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s
1994_Jan-July
Income 2%s-4%s
1994—
First
*116 :u
—
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mtge 27/8s ser A 1980—
Vis income debs 1995
2——
Chicago
Income mortgage series A
97%
88
69%
—Mar-Sept
1st
i
94%
*—
^
2019—April
2044
mortgage 3s series B 1989,
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
Chicago Terre Haute
94
'-'—Jan-July
Jan
First
4
103%
89%
Ry—
inc
conv
2003
2055-
1
Western
Fli-st mortgage series A
—
•
.v.,. <.
April
April
J1..
1983
Jan
A
Western
110%
92%
Div
1973—May-Nov
1989
B
101
95
102
and coll
100%
10
■{.Sit-
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ser
series
Jan
A
ser
North
A
ser
99
98%
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Western
ser
106
92%
*94%
.
April
1994
mortgage 4 Vis lnc
conv
lnc
Chicago
&
106
VI12
/
1997
„
First
5s
91%
101% 102%
*91%
1985_
B
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry— ' *
.
102
RR
95%
99
97
1963.——May-Nov
0I0»
90%
8
97
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s
1984
1st. mtge & coll tr 3%s 1988
Denver & Rio Grande
103%
101%
107
10
v
103
98%
7
i,
106% 106%
May-Nov
5s income debs Jan 2054
——May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982^
—May-Nov?
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-Jan-July
AGeneral lnc mtge 4 Vis Jan 1 2038—
April
,
4
.>
112
123%
98
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,
mortgage
tr
tr 4%s
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—
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%
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N"
98%
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trust 3%s
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1st mtge & coll trust
2%s 1980
f
Mar-Sept
—
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First
26
98%
102 % 103
*108
& Quincy RR—
3s 1990
Eastern 111 RR—
99%
98%
1973—June-Dec
1989—......Jan-July
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aug
ref
mtge & coll
Range Sfnee
Bold
June-Dec
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll
Delaware Power &
*—
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&
Bonds
t
92%
99%
April-Oct
May 1 2042
99
118%
98%
ctud refunding
&
1988
1965
Western
Lackawanna
First mortgage
*119
98 Vi
gold 4s 1989
1958
B
Light 3s 1978
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Refund and impt M 3Vis series E
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R & A
Feb-Aug
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General
&
92%
*—
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First
101%
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Low
moh
92%
Jan-July
and refund M 5s
series O
A Income
mortgage due 1993
Morris & Essex division
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101
.
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7 984
Lackawanna
York
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or
Friday's
.Last
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June-Dec
extended
New
98%
99%
3s
&
Delaware
67
98%
mortgage
3%a
1978
Co 2%s debentures
debentures 1977
Delaware ft Hudson 4s
88
60
Interest
Period
,
3%s
96%
16
51
,
,
first mtge
3s 1978
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Deere
97
94
61
95
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mortgage
First
97
90%
60
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&
First mortgage 3s series A
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
ab va
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92
*—
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1974
94
2
—
77%
60
3
95
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Pacific Ry Co—
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45
Exchange
D
Dayton Power
107%
5
72
104 %
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
1
June-Dec
—
JULY 6
Range Since
Sold
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Ky—
series
N
Bond*
1981_.
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Itork
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1965—
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May
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or
Bid & Asked
4s
Ry
1976
of Georgia
First
Sale Price
4s
1978
Ohio
debentures
3s
debentures
Central
(perpetual)
&
Adirondack
I)
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Last
Period
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Carolina Clinchfield
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Exchange
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK ENDED
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102%
58
101%
136
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56
23%
30
«.
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—
j
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30
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1
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95
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y
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99% 10p
-
149%
,s
subord debs 1977————-—Jan-July
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—Mar-Sept
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,
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conv
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100%
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^
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mortgage 23/4«
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98
,
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1961
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97
97
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85
90
93%
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sink fund 3% ser A 1968—___June-Dec
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3Yss 1997—June-Dec
3%s registered 1997
—
—June-Dec
1st mtge
3%
3%
4
--1st Arret
—
70%
70%
71%
117
76%
77%
124
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87%
86%
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134
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91
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84
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1978_„
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1981—__>
mortgage
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first 4s external
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D 1980——Mar-Sept
1990——.—
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series B
1974
—
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June-Dec
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May-No»
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I
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98%
—
—
—-May-Nov
1973—April-Oct
4s series A 2004
mtge
98%
—
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3l/2s series I
Central RR
95%
—'
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100%
101%
102%
77
83
74
81
92
91
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92%
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99
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101
—
—
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.
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■
96%
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.
conv
90%
98%
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•
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V First mortgage 2%s 1979
1,
Wisconsin Public Service 3'/4s 1971
a
93%
■
7.
87
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90-'
98
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90% ir
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1981—June-Dec
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119
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::
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debentures 1974
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'
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^
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8
89%
. •>
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Jan-July.
106 %
j
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3%s
106 %
103 %
104%
-
.
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Whirlpool-Seeger
107%
102%
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105
-
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Pacific RR-Co—<
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V
99%
103 >/2
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Mar-Sept
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t
5 A 1st mortgage 6s ser A .1953-—--Jan-Jply .
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■
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101
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;
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104
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rr-
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—
1981-—
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«
98 y*
102%
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1st mortgage 3%s series C
1979
:_Apr-Oct,
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5s income debentures
1984-——
—May
107 %
104%
—
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*__
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101 Vel 01 y4
100% 100%
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98 y4
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—
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127
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88 y*
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96
4s income
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Southern California Edison Co—
v
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v
93
'
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-
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97
98%.
92
151%
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series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4y4s series B Jan- 1991—AprilFirst mortgage 3%s series B 1971—
.Feb-Nov
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i Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970——Feb-Aug :
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3y2s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1079
May-Nnv
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
—-May-Noa _
94%
92
98%
*93% "99%
*
-
—Jan-July
1985—;
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100 V*
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debentures
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■'
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Co—
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U2 %
109
246
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2%s
mtge
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99 Va
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85
104% V
.
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100 »/a
96.,
'
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——Jan-July
3%s corrv 1883
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2%s
197&—
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98
ref
and
107
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1st
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-114
98
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--
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-
f debs 1982
1971
97%
91%
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debentures 1969—-June-Dec
cMj'.As series' B 1957
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97
101%
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1
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debentures
91%
92%.
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mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I
& ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
-1st
193
•'
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111 %
98
98
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(Jos E)
90%
98
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mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
^
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"
.
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^
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r
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95
92
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—
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4
^
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—
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Air
89 %
85
95 %
89%
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Seaboard
■;
--
100
1968-June-Dec
4s
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100
91, Va
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96
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186
•
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97
99%
17
96%
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147%
100
97%
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„
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May-Nov
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148>
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-
1976-4—
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186
—
37%
100%
97
" *„" ~
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series A 1951,_„-1—1-June-Dec "
assented
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89
25 %
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95%
73%
176
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V
104%
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works
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1
89
35%
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86%
-
!
1970_—-June-Deo
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1972
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1961___—Mar-Sept.
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.
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.
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,
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Feb-Aug :
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•A
102
102
__
April-Oct
1976—
debentures
United
95
98
.
June-Dec
of
debentures
90
34
95%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973—_,ApriI-Oct
united' Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966__ApriZ-Oct
96%
98%
;•**'
93
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;
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1985—Jan-Julg-
1974
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v
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•
debentures
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208
200%
1
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ser
3%s
:
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91%
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coll trust 2%s 1975_Aprii-Oct —i
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June-D.ee :
1st mtge 3%9 1882
^—,
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130
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99
98%
1970—ApriZ-Qct
1990__ApriI-Oct
i—-June-Deo.
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3s debentures 1968
'
102 v2
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*;
—
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f
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*
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100 %
100
—
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first
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94
89
,
and
3%s
94%
91%
.
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100%
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-
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refunding mortgage 3s 1972i.iMay-Nov-iFirst and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979.June-Dec
-
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96 y»
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98%
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A Adjustment income
5s Jan I960——April-Oct
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/'
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—
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96
100% 100'/2
Pacific
General
Texas
98
102
108
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and
..-.
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3%s
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and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First
refund M 3%s series B
and
&
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Term
—-
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First
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93%
97
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April-Oct
May-Nov
: •
4s series C 2019
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First and
102
98
*101*
and
Texas
101
98%
p
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and impt M
Refund
93
101
'
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94%
*
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
110
87
100
-
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May-jVo®.
—,
:
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Refund
'•'»
102%
.
Public
1973———
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
108"%
10
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Jan-July
A—May-Nov-
:
_
105
'
8
'
88
'
'99
■
April-Oct
2%s .1984^,—
mortgage
106 %
102%
2
'
104
88
,100%. 100%
»/a
"
Jane-Dec
Mar-Sept
1977
mtge 3%s
3
105
.104
100
-
Feb-Aug-
L
:
"
.—June-Dec
1977_;
1970
2%s
f debentuies
s
debentures
99
*—
Jan-July
May-Noo
1972
Jan. 1
Low
No.
V
♦93%.
1966^—Jan-July
debentures
2%s debentures
Range Sine*
Sold
High
100 v2
Ry—
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Plantation
2%s
102%
104
"
__
105
May-Woo
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984
Pittsburgh
90%
105
*103
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3y2s 1965—J in-July
Pittsburgh P^ate Glass 3s debs 1967—
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—•
*
■■
:
.
Swift & Co
.
5s series B 1975—
1964
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s
102%
—
♦104
-
3 %s series E
1975
99
100
*101%
General mortgage
1st mtge 3%s
Low
100%
t89
*100
-
General mortgage
& Chem
97V8
'"*87%
June-Dec
Pittsb Coke
96
Bond*
Friday'* '
or
Bid & Asked
High
-
5s series A 1970__
mortgage
96%
Last
.
Bale Prlee
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1
Louo
No.
98
-
*96%
1960
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Genera]
*96
.»
—
Jan.
Interest
BONDS
Since
Range
Bold
Hioh
t.
Week's Bang#
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
-
WEEK ENDED JULY 6
FOR
RANGE
Week's Range
Friday
,
104%
delivery
Deferred
selling
ABonds
sale
not
included
in thd
/
flat.
■'
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•'
"
1
y
i
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
for the week beginning Monday,
intended to include every security
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
July 2, 1956, and ending Friday, July 6.
It is compiled by the reports of the American Stock Exchange itself and is.
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In
the
following extensive list
we
furnish
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Range
6%
Share*
Low
High
6%
7
1,300
6%
350
8%
300
8
600
2%
Jun
Surpass Shoe Stores
__*
7
500
6
May
600
9
Jan
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air
Associates
Air
Way
Inc
(N
Industries
common
J)
Inc
1
,
;
28% May
7%
5
7
10%
3.
9
6%
10%
914
9%
9
2 300
-"7/«
13,330
Alabama
31
Gas
2
Corp
Great
Power
Airlines
4.20%- preferred. -100
—,_1
Inc
Alaska
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
,
Amer dep
rets Amer shares—
13% Mar
'
All
American
Engineering
9%
Jun
Alleghany Corp
%
Apr
Allegheny
Co—,.
Petroleums
For
Ltd
footnotes
see
50c
page
35.
•
Al
:.%
%
Feb
warrants
Airlines Inc
35%
35%
97%
98
4%
4%
35%
98
4%
7%
"8
4
8
6%
.7%
4%
'4%
High
Loin
1,000
33 % May
377/« Jan
May
Jan
182
103% Feb
6% Jan
50
x97%
Jun
1,300
4%
Jun
34 %
__10c
4%
——-
Range Since Jan. I
High
162
6%
'
Ajax
Shares
.—50
Southern
Jan
3%
Apr
6% Mar
Feb
Alabama
10% Mar
Jan
2%
Alabama
oaie*
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Apr
V/b
.
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Apr
23%
28%
'Week'*"
Friday
8%
28%
6
STOCKS
2%
Inc
ENDED JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Industries
WEEK
for Week
of Price*
Low
1
10
common
FOR
saie>
.1
Supply
Agnew
Alloys
Aeek't
Manufacturing
Consol
Adam
Aero
Co
RANGE
■
,
*riaa)
a
44%
7
May
5
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jun
300
11,000
1.100
Jan
7% May
;
5%
Feb
■■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
(136)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Range
of Price*
Last
STOCKS
•ale Prlee
Mil 8t#*k Bxehaac*
-1
preferred.
convertible
5%%
10
1
Control Co Inc.
Allied
Allied
Products
Aluminum
(Mich)
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
American
American
American
American
American
Co
Meter
Anchor
Seal-Kap
Jun
700
12% Mar
24
22%
24
1,000
22% July
24
6%
11
94% July
May
26%
Feb
10 »A
13%
Jan
~1%
1%
Jun
Jun
110
61
Jan
71
Apr
11'A
Jun
13%
Jun
13%
1,800
31%
31%
100
25%
30%
30%
30%
500
27'/«
12%
11%
12%
13,500
33%
34
1,000
14%
15%
3,400
35%
Feb
27% Mar
8%
Carolina Power 6c Light $5 pfd—
Ltd—
*/
33% May
31% Jun
Jan
12%
Feb
r
33
Jun
41
Feb
36 %
Jan
14
Jun
16%
Apr
4%
Jan
4%
300
14
14%
2,500
13% Mar
22%
100
19% Mar
10%
10%
11
200
6%
5%
7% May
5% Jan
'
4%
Feb
'
211
4,300
2jJ
2,200
13%
21&
6%
1,700
13%
13
311
Apr
2.40
Angostura-Wupperman
......——1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co—
1
4%
1,400
10%
11%
1,000
106% 106%
11%
11%
130
4
Jan
4% July
12
Jan
29%
30%
2,900
27%
Jun
34%
Charter
19%
4,000
18 Ya
Jan
20%
;;
warrants
Co
6c
9%
.—
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment C'orp
American
Associated
Laundries
Associate
CI
A
$43
Line
Coast
Consolidated
Development
Atlas
Automatic
14
Jun
18
24
Jan
9%
200
8%
Feb
3%
3%
2,600
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
6,800
2% May
3%
Jun
3%
3%
Clayton
1%
550
104% 105
1%
1%
52%
107
Mar
Banco
de
Barcelona
200
43%
61
Feb
•
Barium
Bell
Bickford's
Black
Inc
Bohack
(S)
(H
5%%
C)
Hotel Inc
3%
500
3%
Jun
4% Mar
4
100
4
Jun
4%
Jan
16 %
Jan
Consol
9%
Apr
Consolidated
Gas Utilities
44 % Mar
Consolidated
Mining
14%
1,500
15
July
Jun
14
9%
9%
9
6,600
Jan
37
9%
Feb
14,300
8%
Jan
15% May
35%
1,600
27%
Jan
class A.';
16
1,000
13
Jun
Foote
3
Jun
Jan
lft
Jan
3
3
3%
1,800
2%
2ft
2%
9,900
Electrodynamics
Bridgeport
Gas
16%
1,200
11%
12
1,700
9
2%
Jan
5 Yb
Jan
5%
32,700
3%
3%
3,800
5%
3%
5%
400
15
•
7%
American
Oil
American
Amer
1,300
15 %
14%
8%
8%
13%
12%
9%
8%
Jun
25%
American
7%
38%
51%
8%
Jun
Columbia
British
Petroleum
800
10%
Feb
9%
4,200
6%
Feb
Jun
6%
Brown
Forman
4%
Brown
6%
Feb
7%
400
37%
38
700
"7%
500
8%
47
36% Jun
102
Jan
Jan
Feb
1%
•7
•
6%
Apr
May
8% Mar
Jan
8% Mar
4%
500
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
7%
6,800
6%
Apr
8
Jan
6%
1,200
6'A
Jun
2
Rubber Co
6c Machine
Burma
Mines
American
Jun
Burroughs
ft
2ft
44
100
1,200
Jun
3%
2ft July
36%
44
Jan
24%
23%
24%
94,200
13%
Jan
21
19%
21%
11,000
17%
Jan
20
18%
7%
7%
20
500
7%
300
14%
14%
14%
900
25%
25
25 Va
1,400
(J
P)
&
convertible
Atlantic. Sugar
1
;
11%
10%
11%
1,300
i
4%
4 V2
4%
2,800
Jan
July
Cuban
Tobacco
2,400
9
10%
8%
10%
8%
500
1,000
Curtis
C
C
W
Cable
17%
17%
17'/a
1,200
%
ft
u
7Yb
4%
4%
4%
700
Inc
1
5%
25c
3%
common
class A
Super Corp
&
7.50
(new)
Edmonton
Eastern
California
$3.00
$2.50
Calvan
Camden
Aviation
Electric
10c
common
5%
3%
11%
Corp Ltd
*
Inc
lOo
Power
1
25%
Jun
Oil
3,000
...
Feb
'■'■16% Jan
4
Jan
7% May
23% Apr
34 % May
5
Mar
;
Jan
5%
Jun
6% Mar
8% May
8% May
Brothers
10% Mar
5%
4
11%
21 %
Apr
7%
Jan
Detroit
Hardware
17 % Mar
Distillers
Jun
13%
Feb
7%
Jan
4% July
9Va Feb
Feb
11% May
9%
Jan
11
8%
Jun
17 Yb July
10%
4
Feb
Jun
May
20% Mar
%
Jan
1 Yb
May
%
Jun
5%
Feb
5'A
Jun
11,700
2 »/2
Feb
4% May
7% Mar
14% May
6%
24
10%
76 "
Feb
July
4%
Apr
5%
1%
Jun
2% Mar
6% Jun
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
37%
Jan
14% Jun
13%
Feb
16% Mar
22
600
Jun
6%
8%
9%
Feb
24 %
Apr
8%
5%
6
9
8%
9
Jun
10%
Jan
4%
Apr
6% May
8% Mar
1,500
400.
2.400
10 Yb May
15
«...
'.ft 6%
5%
27%
14%
29%
21
Jan
29% July
15
2,100
12%
Feb
15
31%
32%
3,100
37%
Jan
12
12%
500
30% May
11% Feb
13%
Apr
12%
29%
32%
12%
12%
600
10%
13%
Jun
6%
6%
1,400
6
Jan
7% Mar
4%
5%
9,000
3%
Jan
6
6,700
Feb
5% May
1%
~1%
2,500
40 %
1%,
40%
100
%
ft
2,000
Jun
May
6%
Jan
2y8
Jan
%
Jun
40 %
July
44 % Mar
Jun
17% Mar
1
15% May
—,
ft
%
17
Jan
Feb
% May
.
12%
12%
100
19%
•
i
11%
14% May
100
12%
17
19% Jan
Jan
Mar
21
Mar
6
6%
400
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
4U
6
4fi
200
41J
Jun
5"%
86
■
6%
Jan
82%
86%
8.200
66 %
Jan
6%
7%
8,800
—
8%
200
19%
20%
2,400
25%
26
6% July
7% Jun
8%
2%
150
21%
30 %
25%
Jun
2 Ye
Jun
100
13%
Jan
.
15
5%
17%
18
~2
_2%
305.500
7
7%
200
xll%xll%
200
9% Mar
17% May
6%
2%
—
Jan
Jan
3'A Mar
19
Mar
18%
Apr
230,300
2Vb
Jan
4,300
13%
Jan
18y8
42%
A
Jun
51% Mar
1%
Feb
7
Feb
—
..
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
15
6%
18
9%
17%
400
2%
91% Mar
xl%
Jun
6% Juiy
Jun
2% Mar
8% May
Jan
12%
6% May
Jan
...
Coal ord stock.,
Steel &
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
&
Chemical Co Ltd
Co
Ltd
common
15%
100
7%
600
7%
Jun
8%
1%
1%
400
1ft Feb
2%
400
16% Mar
14% Mar
32%
—
~5%
8%
34 %
150
34
Jun
5%
Feb
1%
May
Jan
Apr
36% Mar
5%
1,100
8%
300
5%
Jan
300
26%
Feb
38
May
157
Jun
110
148
Jan
14%
14%
200
14
May
3%
300
5
5%
2,800
150
19% Mar
17
34%
2%
14%
5Va
—
Draper Corp
155
2%
Jan
7
Apr
8% Mar
17%
Apr
3% Mar
4% Mar
6%
lx7.
1ft
35,100
lft Jan
2
2%
2%
200
2% Mar
3%
16%
8ft
15%
16'A
500
8ft
6,600
20
20
20r
100
*
22
21
22
—'
16
16%
18
900
Apr
Mar
18
Apr
Jan
9
ft May
23
Mar
900
19% May
17% Jan
23
Mar
700
12%
Jan
17
May
Apr
12%
Jan
18% Jun
34%
Jan
39%
4%
•
17%
5%
17%
~4%
~5%
9,000
-—»—...
Co
10
1
10
*
Power Co
5%
8%
Jan
5%
31% Jan
36 Va
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jun
42%
46
3.800
36%
Jan
46
22
45%
*
Drilling & Exploration Co
15
Jan
Feb
7%
8
—
common
Harris
_♦
32.50
1
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Duke
18%
15%
1
1
7.50
Inc
$2
Driver
1
1
2.50
—*
Corp—
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
18
X7%
6s 8d
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion
18%
x7%
25c
Mfg Co
dep rets ord reg
(The)
Diversey
•
Ltd—
Co
American
&
Oils Ltd
Devon-Leduc
Apr
4% Mar
1,900
200
—
Manufacturing
Jun
May
% Jaon
28
Inc
34
4
1
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
35
Dejay Stores common
—50c
Dempster Investment Co
—
1
Dennison Mfg class A common..;
5
8%
debentures
100Mines
14 Yb July
4
44
4,000
76
19%
1
2.50
Inc
Gray Iron Foundry
10% July
68%
200
.
5
Detroit
Feb
~9%
6
5
—-*
%c
vtc
Gasket
Fire
1%
25%
25%
5%
4
4
1%
51/b
37,600
100
1% July
4% Jan
22%
1,200
21%
Jun
27Va Jan
12%
July
12
12
4,500
11
iApr
69
68%
70
200
44
Jan
29'A
28%
29%
900
28%
Feb
72% May
34% Mar
5,500
5%
Jun
10
14%
Jan
(Allen B) Laboratories—
1
2%
Jan
6%
Feb
Duraloy
(The)
28% Mar
Durham
Hosiery class B
3,400
19%
4%
4,700
3%
14%
3,500
13%
Feb
15
27
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
50
Oil
6c
Gas
Insurance..
150
62
Jun
67 % Mar
50%
50%
50%
50
50
Apr
55
1
Co
14%
62%
50
preferred
preferred
Consol
1%
50c
6%
5%
6%
7,200
5
Feb
18%
17%
19%
18,200
14%
X62
62%/
5
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
26 Ya
Apr
Co
Ltd
Co
Ltd
*
31%
31%
32%
2,300
20
Petroleums
For footnotes
see
Duro
dep rets ord reg.
Co
5%
6
2ft
2ft
200
2ft July
3%
Jan
4%
4%
800
4%
Jun
6 Va
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
16%
6
Jun
24
Jan
52%
Jun
Jan
Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
page
Ltd
35.
vtc.l
~3%
"3 ft
~3%
13,000
Jan
30
May
29
Mar
1%
Jan
4%
*
..1
•
45%
1
7
Feb
44%
45%
500
33%
Feb
6%
7%
5,700
x6%
Jun
8% Mar
26% May
85 % Apr
Mar
17% July
28% May
28% Jan
_10s
1
common
Test
34% Mar
30%
4
Jan
May
25%
25
26 Yb
15,000
15%
Jan
.100
81
80
81
300
77%
Jan
..25
36
35'A
36
250
31 y2
Jan
34%
33
34%
30%
Jun
.10
4%%
prior
preferred-
Eastern
common
preference
Southern
American
6% July
«
Canada
2,200
•
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc.
24%
40,100
!
121/2C
Electric Products
6%%
300
5%
17%
1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Calgary
Calif
4%
5%
—2.50
Common
C
33%
4%
.23%
1,
1
Liquidating Corp
DuMont
C 6c
30%
4%
5%
900
,A
9
-
1
Lighting Inc common—.2.50,
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
-4
Curtis
Detroit
3 Yb May
~2.50
shares__3s 6d
Son
common
Cuban-Venezuelan
24% Apr
„
10 Yb
50c
l
ord
22
—5
common
Feb
18
4
io
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
6%
2
43%
•
Co
rets
21%
.
36% Mar
45% Mar
Ltd—
dep
3% Jan
13%
Co——.——50c
American
Cuban
Day
i
(The) Company
8,900
22'A Apr
: f
__
5
—
—
Oil
Cuban
Jan
2.50
preferred
Bunker Hill
27,600
10
serial
Die
44%
$1.12 preferred
^
Jan
preferred!——Ill—9
convertible
7
£1
reg)
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
7%
10
preferred
60c
Buell
42%
Co common
7%
__1
8 F Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
7%
6%
20%
partic—,
25c"
2%
"A"
Internat'l
6JA
l
B
*
1
(Md),—
Petroleum
Drug
6 ft May
£1
reg
common
6%
Jan
ft July
4%
1.50
Publishing Co
Cork
Davidson
♦
Mills Ltd class B
Co
Apr
25 %
300
800
Jan
34% Jan
31
42%
£1
common
common.
(E L)
88
100
C
...—
...
Davenport Hosiery Mills
preferred
Bruck
Feb
:
%
/
Crown
9% Mar
27%
Ltd—
Bruce
75%
24%
Ltd—
Cent
10s
Distillers
cumulative
Apr
2% Apr
15% Jan
16%
—
Reynolds common—
6c
10s
dep rets ord
Company common
Jun
80%
75
-*
5c
——
Crown
Jan
6
6%
»
American
Brown
Jan
13%
—.—
Beverage
Crown
9% May
5%
•
Co
Co
1%
600
''
ft
*
Crowlqy Milner & Co
13% May
100
•
bearer..
Power
Apr
7% Mar
6%
2,100
M
1
Gold Mines..
Crowell-Collier
10% Mar
13%
voting-...
non-voting
American dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum common
19% Mar
14 % July
A
Courtaulds
Apr
500
9
"7
7
T%
dep rets ord reg
British
Jan
79%
Iftft'i
Corp
preferred class A..
Corp—
$1
Feb
Jun
.
7%
reg
Ltd—
Celanese
1%
__
Inc ..........10c
B
,
Corroon
Cott
Jan
5
1,600
14%
20c
dep rets ord
British
47%
14% Jan
Jun
Tobacco—
dep rets ord
Class
Class
Cornucopia
5 % Mar
26 % Mar
Amer
Mar
5%
200
A 6%
20% July
Cctrby (H) Distillery Ltd—
3% May
17%
—
Paint & Varnish Co————
Cook
Jan
x45%
99,300
48%
12
Feb
14% May
300
15
6%
47%
ord__*
...
common
British
~6%
Mar
33%
50cT '
Corp—
Commercial
Continental Uranium
26% Mar
7%
15%
6%
I
9%
15 % May
7%
16%
Co
British
Jun
Apr
16
1,000
21%
Inc———.1.25
Lines
Air
Continental
8% May
"7%
1
1
Manufacturing Co
20%
6%
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
9% Mar
Feb
12
48%
*
Inc
Apr
43
20%
24%
&
ft Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
3% May
Mar
7
3
common
Works
Mar
8%
100
9
9
Apr
ft
Smelt Ltd
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil—_————10
3% Jan
....
Gear
Mar
10
,
6% Mar
80 "A
• • ;r
1
Vtc ext to 1965—.
18% July
»
.
:
common
,
95
6
12% Apr
Machinery—
Compo Shoe
'
35% July
15%
.1
Brazilian Traction Light 6c Pwr
Breeze Corp common
Brillo
14%
50c
;
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Brad
15%
13%
32%
14%
prior cumulative preferred.100
Co
;
5
Borne
Mar
13%
Connelly Containers Inc..
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp———,—10c
_.l
Co
83
Jun
88%
10
4
1
Corp
&
73
120
■
1
Community Public Service
40% May
:
3%
1
Inc
Co
Apr
77
4%
2,400
3%
25
common
common
Blumenthal
28
14 Yb
Apr
1
common.
Gorham
9% Jan
25% Jun
76%
l{i
—1
Jun
.1
common
Starr &
Blauner's
Apr
4% Mar
25
13%
& Stone Co
4%
20c
.
...
Co
Apr
12 %
500
100
15%
*
Shoe Corp
Watch
22%
11,600
2,600
Jun
1
Instrument
,
4%
14,600
Feb
50c
Belock
Jan
Mar
11%
6%
*
Corp
Benrus
16%
26
4ft
2%
9>A
7
Inc
(AS)
3% May
-4%
4%
lo
Corporation
Telephone of Canada
8
1,000
1%
31 'A
1
Corp
Bellanca
1,700
2,900
x3%
6%
7,600
1
Ties
19%
9%
9
3%
4%
2,500
/
Incorporated
Beck
18%
1"%
13,500
34
3
Light & Power Ltd
Beau-Brummell
7% Mar
—
-
4%
lc
Oil Company..™
Bearings
5% Mar
._
Co—
vtc
12%
50o
Steel
Jan
77
Farm
4%
1
Basin
Jan
5 Yb
5 Yb May
6'A
Products
Caribbean Oils
Colonial Sand
May
6c Gas—
Basic
'
—il
12%
31%
shares..
Tr
Apr
%
11%
5 V,
Co..——...
127/e
34
.1
*
Ltd
Oil
Feb
100
10c
los Andes—
American
Banff
113
400
4ft
1
.1
Inc
Inc
Securities
Apr
Jun
Jun
5%
•
1
4%
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin
45%
37%
...
1
10 pesos
:
Industries
Apr
5%
Equipment Co—
Colon Development ordinary
—__30s
Aluminum
Cockshutt
Feb
1% May
1% Jan
1,700
51%
102
B
Baker
13
xllO
Coi—5"
Hosiery
Commodore
common
6c Selburn Oil
1
Lambert Manufacturing—_4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Coastal
•
...
Class A
Jan
5%
9%
6c
Continental
Bailey
Jun
5%
,
3%
Manufacturing Co.———
1
•,
Corporation—!
—.wl-VV :
Clary
Claussner
10% Apr
9
3%
_.l
...I..:
Co
Ayshire Collieries Corp
*.'10
12%
19%
Clarostat
.ft
Mining 6c
Products
300
39%
110
Apr
Apr
5%
a..
——~—.
Clark Controller Co
Apr
18% May
104%
Electronic
6c
3,200
1,500
'53)—•
22
non-cum
Science
15%
20%
,
preferred
Automatic Voting Machine.
Axe
15%
19%
Apr
11%
15,300
26
■:
Ltd—
City Auto Stamping
Club
Corp
Steel
Non-voting
11% May
15%
1
+\
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp..
Atlas
38
12%
%
1
Christiana Oil Corp
108% Mar
Feb
div paid on
1 '53 6c $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlas
1
America
of
arrear
July
Atlantic
6%
6,800
19%
21
6c Tel—
Tel
(ex
9%
Co
Apr
32
1
rets reg
Stores Inc.
dep
Food
Associated
1
2.50
8%
Industries—
Electric
Associate
May
105
lie
preferred
4.72%
39%
12%
110
.5
10
Chicago Rivet & Machine——.——4
Chief Consolidated Mining—;
....1
Jan
Armour
Oil
2%
ljj Jun
9%
12%
10
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Jan
29% Mar
"
/
Jan
19%
Light—
2,500
—.1"
1"
Charis Corp common.
Jun
110
8% May
Apr
102
19%
Co
Gas
2ft
common——«—10' ' v 9
2 -'Kv-~ in¬
convertible preference
——10
v
Chamberlin Co Of America.—
2.50
-~V
14% May
Jan
10%
4,8001
11%
4%
11%
29%
Power <fc
2
Century Electric Co
5
Louisiana
2ft
Century Investors Inc
Apr
Appalachian Elec Power 4'/a% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp__—
5
Arkansas
1%
—
;
Arkansas
7% May
1 Yb
'
17
Corp—
shares..
5% Mar
preferred ....———.—100
Central Power 6c Light 4% pfd
100
16% May
Apr
8.100
5,800
3.50%
Jan
4%
1ft
Central Maine Power Co—
Feb
Jan
31% July
6%
preference $1.50 series—
13
6%
Feb
Jan
1ft
10
.
Central Illinois Secur Corp
7% Mar
2% May
6c Co..
13%
2
2%
6%
—^1* *
Corp of America..
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Conv
2,100
2s 6d
rets B ord
Catalin
23% May
11% Jun
4%
23
5,400
3ft
"~
Cenco
16% Feb
22%
4%
14%
(AM)
4% May
3,000
31%
3%
•
(J W) Co common
Castle
Jan
33
Carter
5
30%
Jun
1%
Casco Products common—-......—
Jun
2
4,900
6%
Carreras
American dep
4%
5
2%
3%
Carnation Co common———5.50* "
Apr
2ft
31'A
-
i
Carey Baxter 6c Kennedy Inc..—..—.1
Apr
200
70
2% May
5
,..19.50
Capital Transit Co
12
Co 6%
4.75
12
69
Feb
2%
1
44
12 %
24% Mar
Producers Ltd vtc
Jun
2%
9ft Apr
43%
1
Jan
Jan
5ft Mar
1' *
11
1
6,900
Jun
—.6c-
Capital City Products common
69%
14%
Canso Oil
7%
Jan
pfd—10
partic
Minerals
30%
100
11%
11%
;
cony
Apr
High
7%
High
43 %
Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Natural
V
Range Since Jam. 1
21%
Canal-Randolph Corp
98% Feb
23
100
11
•
Ltd
Share*
•
_10c
—.—1
,
Petrofina
Williston
Sale*
for Week
*
Oils Ltd
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
July
7%
2
Dredge 6c Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
8% Mar
Jun
Atlantic
Canadian Homestead
16% Mar
200
95
23%
common
Nitrate
Anglo-Lautaro
750
94>/4
—*
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
"A"
9%
300
23
Products—
Post
Canadian
14
—.
Gas
American Natural
American
Jan
10
94%
•
pfd—25
2
American Thread 5%
preferred
5
American Tractor Corp
25c
American Writing Paper common
5
AMI Incorporated..... -—
3
Amurex Oil Company class A
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd—...
20c
American
13'A
9%
23'A
pfd.—15
Beverage common
1
Book Co—
100
Electronics
Inc
—1
Hard Rubber Co
—25
Laundry Machine
20
Manufacturing Co com
25
Maracalbo Co
———1
American
Canadian Canners Ltd common
13%
(HI)-,
Filter 5%
Air
American
Canadian
Jan
13%
10
•
common
Inc
Ambrook Industries
American
4%
3%
4YB
100
preferred
Manufacturing
Aluminum
Ltd
Jan
6%
of America—
Co
cumulative
$3.75
5
common
Oil Co
12%
3% May
Week's
Low
Per
12% May
5.000
Range
el Prices
'
High
Low
High
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Investing cap stock—l
Internat'l
Allied
Last
STOCKS
1
Corp
Artists Pictures
Allied
WEEK ENDED JULY 6
Friday
Shares
Low
Fur
& Fisher common
Alles
FOR
Salaa
for Week
Week'*
Friday
Malleable
Eastern
States
$7
Iron
__
1
Corp
preferred series
A_.
1,000
•
——
*
•
—
38% Mar
34% July
135
Jan
213
170
Jun
197% Mar
Mar
Volume
Number 5549
184
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(137)
33
.
AMERICAN STOCK
EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week'a
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Bale Prioe
Par
Eastern
$2
Low"
L
17%
25%
Corporation
Elder
Mines
Electric
17%
23%
*
12%
293/4
Oils
Financial
Fire
&
42%
Firth
Sterling
Fisbman
Fitzsimmons
Flying
A
Class
B
Ford
Amer
Fort
Pitt
Fox
De
Fuller
.—1
23%
._25c
13%
J..
_
1,600
Jan
25%
Apr
105%
Jan
24
29,000
15%
Apr
35 Y* Apr
Feb
3%
Jun
4%
39 % May
45%
Iowa
Iron
Public
Ironrite
Jan
Jeannette
4%
Feb
6%
Apr
Jerry
8%
Jan
9%
Apr
Jupiter
7%
Jun
Jan
8% Feb
8% Mar
1%
100
,.
13
;
Feb
2Y* Mar
17 Ya
Jan
Feb
class
23%
H'
23%
100
7
1,300
3
Jan
19%
18,200
Apr
2%
8% May
25% May
Jun
V
3%
Apr
x8'/a
300
52%
53%
400
6%
■7%
28,300
4%
Feb
11
7%
11%
300
Apr
10%
Jan
11%
Kaiser
11
23%
22%
23%
3,200
1
10%
10 %
10%
6,200
129% 130
_
8% July
50% Jun
22
10
63% Mar
Jun
28% Jan
14% May
9% Mar
300
Jan
111 % May
138
Jan
125
135
Feb
Feb
Industries
(d)
Kawneer
Kidde
Co
—£1
4ft
.*,5%
:
W—1
Sales
Inc..
4A
5%
■
1.25
5
6
4%
12,500
312
<
Jun
6A
Jan
5%
2,300
3
Jan
8% Mar
6Va
•
.
3,800
33/4
Feb
6% May
9% May
1
7%
..5
16%
16
16%
700
15
Jan
Dept
(i
Power
Co
29%
28%
29%
1,700
27
Jun
32
Gellman
106%
Jun
113
5V2
; 5%
" 6%
100
5
Feb
7
100
5%
Jan
8
Jan
2% May
3% May
7%
8
2,400
7% July
..100
Mi'g Co common
General
Acceptance
General
Alloys
General
•.
warrants
Electric
American
6%
Co
_*
2%
' 2%
700
1%
2%
2%
2%
500
2
25
jv.
rets ord
42
18%
Fireproofing common___._.~5
Indus
Enterprises
„*
Plywood Corp common
_50c
5 (U
convertible
preferred..;.::
20
SGeneral
Stores
Corporation—__1
Georgia
Power
$5
preierred
:
_*
General
$4.60
preferred
Mich
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
Globe
Union
Gobel
&
(Adolf)
Godcbaux
$4.50
prior
Goldfield
Goodman
Gorham
Grand
Gary
Jun
3%
Jun
15%
15%
450
14%
Apr
16%
1%
1%
Apr
4,500
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
103
2%
2%
6
5
Non-voting
1%
1st
Great
Geer
Sweet
&
—1
Grass
550
Guild
37%
Jun
Jun
16%
10%
Jan
183/a
300
72
■j
92 ft.
17
1%
1%
i
22
Jan
Lamp
Hazel
Hearn
1
Jan
Hecla
73/4
8
600
6%
1,600
2 ¥4
4,600
(WE)
5% %
preferred
preferred
4 %
Henry
Holt
Hercules
Jan
•11% Apr
2% July
Mar
8% Mar
17
Mar
4
% Mar
<R)
Class
& Co
A
Inc
:
McKee
Mead
Jan
Industries
l3/4
1%
5,800
1%
Apr
3A
3%
18,300
1%
9%
10
3
800
"2%
May)
2%
53% Mar
jun/
16%
9
Jan
12
10%
Jun
15%
23/4
2 % May
93/4
1,000
Jan
2%
Hollinger
Consol
Gold
Holly
Stores
Home
Oil
Class
Horn
Humble
56%
57
Jun
Jan
Apr
11% Jan
173/4
Jun
3% May
Co
(Harvey
&
~9%
Inc
common
Refining capital
g)
Hydrometals Inc
Hygracle Food Products
55
rets
ord
reg
Incsustrial
Insurance
For
Hardware
Co
of
Mfg
North
footnotes
see
page
Jun
Mar
May
14 Va
Jun
Jan
13% Mar
15%
19%
300
11% May
21% May
13 V* Jan
12%
3%
x3%
3%
3,200
2%
2ft
2ft
17,900
'•v
Jan
3
Jan
3%
Feb
1
ft Jan
2%
Apr
5
1
Jun
6%
Jan
Jan
23%
Jun
May
59 Ya
2%
Jun
4%
5
6%
„
500
5%
2,700
3,800
393/4
Jan
Jun
48
Apr
3%
.11%
Jan
17%
X9%
11 Va
Jan
17
Jun
100
30%
Feb
38
Mar
1
4%
4%
4%
700
4Va
Jun
6%
6%
100
x6 %
Jun
46%
Jan
55
Mar
72
Jun
100
Jan
—10
a
__.___*
__
74
14 ya
43%
45
100
38 y\
Jan
11
10
11
2,000
9 Va
Jun
13%
9
Jun
11% May
1% July
Inc
1
X9%
10c
1%
50c
4%
i
Co
7
Co
5
...
15%
£1
Ltd
7"%
*
2?%
28%
100
13
12%
13%
3,200
12%
12%
123/4
1,800
•
10%
Feb
10
Feb
163/4 May
53% Jan
127
127%
30
•
x26
x26%
200
104% 104%
119
5
48% .48%
118% 120
20
,
2°0
1,100
4J/a
103/4
4%
10%
Jan
15% Mar
57
Jan
Jan
Jun
137%
Jan
27%
Apr
104
38%
Mar
Jan
112% May
1,100
4%
Jun
8%
Jan
2.50
18%
17%
19
5,700
11%
Jan
28%
27
28%
1,500
20
Jan
108% Jan
50
128%
Apr
Apr
5% Mar
11
May
25% May
5%
518
9.700
5%
Feb
6f| Apr
54%
56%
9.600
363/4
Jan
11%
11%
11%
100
11
Jan
56% July
12% Apr
6%
—-
34%
92
3
87
150
34%
3.7%
3%
88%
92
600
23%
3 %
1,300
97%
-
Va
.
90
1,800
3
Jun
July
Ltd.—
Feb
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
24'a
15,400
Jan
33 vb July
Feb
35 % May
32
32
32
350
33%
33%
34
2,900
5"%
5%
6
4,700
4%
Feb
19%
40,500
11%
Jan
21 »a
:
1
19
17
1
...
50%
45%
51%
29%
25% Mar
34%
Jun
6% May
Apr
17%
16
9%
9%
400
9 Va
Jun
1%
1%
2,200
iy»
Jan
Hone
States
Corp,
Corp $1
25c
;
1%
9%
9
9 %
20%
20%
20%
300
9%
9%
9%
...
27%
a—•
y
21
21
5%
-50c
%%
convertible
Corp
&
Light 5%
*
24%
—
100
pfd
—*•
*
13 Va
III
Corp
—1
27%
9%
25
Mar
6%
13
Apr
Jun
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
9la
Jan
27'a Mar
12
Jan
13% May
5%
1%
27% May
100
8
Mar
10 %
21
July
100
5
Mar
29 v» May
6
Jan
33% jun
x35 % Mar
35
125
24%
24%
100
102% 102 Va
50
13
1 %
22 y8
102
900
12V*
1%
8,800
1 %
23%
1,200
13 Va
31 % Mar
300
2,200
35
-50
preferred
Canada
of
Pwr
Molybdenum
8,700
12
*
4
Jan
Jan
9y8 July
preferred—*
conv
5
Minnesota
15%
May
Products—
50c
Mining
8
1,400
1
common—1
Corp.—
Petroleum
Jan
May
29%
107
Jun
Apr
Feb
Jun
13 % Mar
July
118 Mar
23
22 ya
Jun
30% Mar
96
23%
-•
Jun
102 % Mar
103
Jun
109
Jun
102
Monongahela
4.40%
Power co—
cumulative preferred
4.80%
cumul
4.50%
preferred
preferred
100
series
series
105
b—100
c
105
40
97
100
Clemens
6%
Metal
Products
cumulative
Vernon
§Muntz
Mills
tv
...
Inc
Tel
States
:
preferred
i
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common...
Muter
10
—
Feb
44 Va
Jan
4ys Mar
1%
Jan
3%
17% July
20%
Jan
Jan
136%
Apr
1y*
Jun
2%
Jan
x25%
'
Jan
3%
17%
Jun
27%
Feb
9%
Jun
12 Va
17%
400
127% 128%
1%
1%
150
125%
4,200
10%
10
10 %
700
34
34
34
100
50c
common
Feb
3%
17%
3%
3%
13%
13%
31
Feb
ji»*
4%
15 %
3%
1,200
Jan
Apr
35% Jan
13% July
500
10
Company
Feb
177%
42
5
2.50
Apr
5%
166 v* May
130
1
100
Inc
169
4
2.50
Tel—
&
168
Apr
Jun
4%
Monroe Loan
Jan
N
Nachman
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
National
Milling
National
Inc
Alfalfa
Co
...
Bellas
1
—
Dehydrating
Hess
1
National
Rubber
Starch
Products
Steel
Telefilm
11,600
<—2
10%
10%
400
3ft Jan
lo'/a Jun
23
21%
23
28%
27%
28%
National
Transit
National
Union
National
u
Neptune
Meter
Le
Mur
Co
125% Mar
New
England
Tel
Tel
800
Apr
25%
25 %
26
2,200
4%
~4%
~4%
2,300
7
12%
Jun
Jun
Mar
Apr
17%
Jan
27
Jan
29% May
30% Mar
Jan
29
24
Apr
29% Jan
33 Va
Apr
3
Jan
5%
Jun
6%
Feb
4%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
200
4
Jun
30c
2%
13%
2%
2%
,2,900
2%
Jan
1
13 %
13%
1,500
11%
Jan
5
33
30%
33
3.000
28%
Feb
1
4
Jun
15% May
34% Jan
5
May
1
Ltd—
&
1,700
.
1
Corp..
Corp
common
Dominion
4,300
*
10c
common
Oils
5
1
common—1
common
British
1
1
—10
Ltd
Bristol
4vs
13%
4ft
Associates
New
Jan
318
Machinery
New
Jan
35/a
4%
10%
Research. Corp
National
Nestle
3ya
12% May
Inc
Industries
Jan
Jun
25c
Presto
Apr
Jan
5%
v
National
5%
9%
100
Ltd
37%
5 Va
17%
13%
Petroleum
Jan
4'a July
9% May
4%
National
Electric
300
4,800
13%
(Mich)—.,
Radiator
4%
10%
4%
Mfg & Stores common
s
4 %
9%
13%
Brewing
National
Car
4%
1
common
National
Co
Jan
&
—
July
82% May
\
8ft Jan
100
33%
1
National
56%
31%
>___1
common..
National
29% May
9va
7% May
800
16 Ya
33%
__5
*
Co.—
15% Mar
20
24% Mar
200
10%
126%
35
Jan
8
..1
Corp
5
30% Mar
May
Jun
4% May
100
22%
6%
16%
5
Mountain
4
Jun
4% May
5
Jan
4%> May
28% Jun
Jan
5
4%
2% Mar
40
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
i
Michigan Steel Tube..
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common—
—.1
6%
preferred...
10
4,700
2.100
.
Apr
Mar
15
900
Apr
33%
59% Mar
Mount
200
16%
18'a
Jun
Feb
Jan
6,900
4% May
Jan
29
Jan
13%
5
100
Jan
3%
3%
31
8%
2%
5
31
15% May
Marine
Ltd
Mt
2%
1 % July
3y»
3,000
1,000
9%
Jan
3
18,200
4%
17
42%
6"%
Feb
Jan
200
4% July
28
1%
1%
4%
Co
Society com class a.
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class a
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—• v
26
300
3,300
10% May
2% May
28
July
4,200
400
-
45
16
2,200
3
48% May
38
31
.1
b)
9%
16%
77
Jan
x40% May
10,500
'
27%
11
Jan
18
43
104%
Jun
19% May
1% Jan
43
Jan
8%
Jan
43
Jun
9%
Jun
Mar
Jan
7%
45
Jun
Jun
Jan
1%
7%
*
Co
21
14%
200
16
97%
12.900
25
1
100
17%
74
"l% ~1%
1
27
15%
May
6,100
-.10
4% May
17% Jun
10% May
10 % Mar
16%
98%
Jan
7% May '
34%
18%
3%
1
6
4,100
15%
22% May
1 000
Feb
Jan
Jan
»4 %
10
3'/a
Jan
Feb
200
800
16
Feb
Jun
5%
17%
Apr
10%
8
200
-
600
32 Va May
14
Apr
5%
900
Feb
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
8% May
Feb
16%
300
5%
18%
"
10%
8%
Jun
May
14
2.100
5
10%
Jan
6
11%
27%
"73/4
~9Ve
.
12%
6% Mar
15% July
6
Jan
25c
21%
4
12%
..5
18
27
30%
4%
1,300
1,700
30
Jun
May
.—50c
70
27
6%
14%
12%
~8%
3,700
1,700
6%
30
5
5%
15
34 %
Co
&
Jan
Jun
5
4%
'
100
200
13%
10
Co.
6
15%
15%
15
5%
___*
6%
Feb
4% May
3
Jan
44%
4%
1
Jun
33/4
-1%
1
.5
Apr
Jan
6
__
15%
common—.,—
&
Steel
3% May
1% July
5%
20
1
Co
Oil
100
40
__6
14
11%
_l_~~50c
3b.
4
2
1% May
15
X9%
1
Co
America..
Jan
Jan
800
21
Corp common—
Midland
700
,
£i
Enterprises Inc
2%
12
Apr
1
4%
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—ICO
Industrial
300
12
20c >,
National
dep
2%
—
Exploration——30c
Chemical
Midland
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
Jan
______33v2c
Rubber
Iron
Apr
1%
5
;
38%
20 %
98%
...5
Lock. & Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric
Securities
Jan
36% Mar
12%
Co..
Textile
Michigan
xl0%
stock.*
Hurd
15 y8
21
21%
18%
_ioo
t
Feb
4%
4
*
„
Feb
Mar
3
16%
Co
Inc
38% May
17% Mar
3%
Il5
common
•
mm
450
1,200
2
*
Baking
13%
Jun
Jan
&
Mesabi
Metal
o va
•
...
14 y«
25
5
Peroleums
10%
...5
Co
Hardart
3
22%
...
1,400
2%
1%
5%
.25c
I
Hardart
1,500
3%
10c
60c
&
2%
900
.
4
*
*
Oil
2%
1
A
700
14
34%
Aircraft
Mfg
1
preferred
Hubb°ll
57
—„~1
class
_._5
common
Merrill
2.50
Inc
&
5 'b
15%
16
5
common
Ltd
(Geo A)
&
Horn
34%
1
B
Horder's
Hormel
Co
3%
33%
15%
_____100
Inc.
Co
3%
33%
25c
Corporation
Holly
Holophane
3%
1
._1
Mines..
14%
37%
2,800
Goods...
Johnson
Middle
5
Inc
14%
2,900
class
(The
w)
Menasco
43
.
Jun
1
Service
Tire
(a
Jan
10c
.
19%
1%
3
International
(j
189
10
„
Inc.,.
Jun
600
1%
Corporation-.
McDonnell
138
.....1
common
;
Hofmann
Mays
Jun
3%
1
^
17 y,
1%
37 Va
143/a
5
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
May
2
common
600
12%
preferred
Communication
131%
*
-
Hevi-Duty Electric Co
Higbie Mfg Co common
Hoe
Manslield
Marconi
Apr
160
.100
Products
200
20% July
11 Yz July
28 % Mar
11%
17%'.
1ft
Publications
Oil
180
5 *
...
1,900
22%
11%
17%
Inc
(The)
Public
850
200
common
May
Inc„
&
Sporting
Maine
134%
7,000
...
Co
&
Galion
Mages
185
10S/B
common
Co
35
2
Macfadden
172
10%
;
Jun
20%
2%
m
133
9%
.
Jan
25
12%
Corp
183
10c
&
Lynch
134%
25
,
Rubenstein
Heller
Land
Lunkenlieimer
Magna
1% Mar
81
28%
__1
Dept Stores common
Mining Co...
Helena
Louisiana
Micromatic
_
Feb
3,050
1 ft
Chain
Manischewitz
Jan
2
Corp
Steel
Mangel Stores
Feb
10%
^
Mar
4%
Mar
12 3a
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co__
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Apr
Jun
56
10%
Bishop Inc
Hazeltine
Locke
98
26
12%
lQc
Organ Company
Plywood Corp
Hartford Electric Light..
Harvard Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc...
Havana Lithographing Co..
20
25
1
Co
Jun
2% May
Jan
31
1%
*
67% May
350
10%
Harbor
Jan
22
1
b„
Jan
„■
600
——1
Hammond
12%
700
Ltd
Co..
g)
Groceterias
Class
Jun
72
2%
.1.1
Co
1%
3ft Apr
106
Inc____
University..
cumulative
Jan
42
2%
U
Hall
5%
Loblaw
70
263/4
11%
....
..
68 3/4
2%
Co_.___l '
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Jun
26%
8
•
Inc
Jun
Feb
Apr
24
26 %
11%
17%
*
Liberty Fabrics of n y
Jan
5,100
9c
Company
(r
Jan
78
11%
common
Tourneau
41%
—
5
Leases
'
22%
24
30%
20%
50
common—.
Jan
9% May
10c
_
Films
Jan
10 Va
200
4
.
Company
Stores Products
Grocery
24
8,300
9%
1%
50c
Freehold
Apr
115/8
92
50
Ltd...
%
2
101%
5
!
common—.—_+
1%
...__100
Griesedieck
Apr
11%
1
Hydraulics
Gridoil
93%
36%
*
stock.....
Oils
Jan
153/4
11%
1
Chemical
Apr
6%
1
Mines.....
common
Oil
3%
Jun
5
preferred
Jun
418 May
7 v8 Feb
5
;
May
2%
11%
37
18
107% May
108 % Apr
100
113/4
37 V.
Great, Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Great Lakes
3
1
75 pesos
Refineries
2%
9%
Inc
6% May
500
common:..
Machine
Realty
7,300
103 % Mar
'•'
Inc
Le
33/s
*
Co
2y4 Mar
20,200
Ltd
Salle Extension
Leonard
—
Industries
Jun
3 Va
;
Sessions
Lefcourt
Apr
15%
..10
Varnish.
Manufacturing
Great Amer
La
20%
11%
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Rapids
iy8
10c
Corp
Montoype
48% Mar
100
;
Consolidated
6,600
18 Va
Corp
of Delaware—
&
Jan
A
preferred
1%
—
5
Mines
Lamson
Jan
/ 8%
____
Feb
1 Va
15%
a
Lanston
17%
8%
A_.
.7% Feb
:,i%
.1
class
Apr
6 y8
17%
50c
Inc....
Corp
39%
—_„*
B
9%
pfd__100
Company
s
Foundry
800
1,300
B
Apr
Jun
__„___7.50
Apparel
Shores
Lakey
600
21,400
Inc..;
Sugar
Class
Mar
Lake
18%
6A
Inc—
Co
18'
r.
3%
1
Co..
class
8
5va
2%
4% Feb
2.50
Rubber
Lamson
42
.2%
;
Corp.—
Distillers
Jun
400
2,400
*
...
Corp
Consolidada
18
—*
__
McBean
Jan
May
Apr
.
La
41%
A
Mines
common
Alden
Glenmore
Jun
Feb
Jan
3%
.1
Gold
Co
Gladding
Glen
C)
/
*
i
Corp.
Yellowknife
Mar
Feb
Feb
3 Va
8,400
__..____25c
Kropp (The5) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Lear
General
Giant
15%
•
£1
reg
General
Gerity
Jan
.
6«
Ltd—
Co
dep
2%
com—1
Supply Corp
convertible
preferred
General
1
...
Corp
Builders
5 %
*
:
Mar
167/« May
;
common
preferred
17
1 %
4
Stores
Laclede-Christy
5%
Jun
6%
1
Stores
b)
Hotels
l'Aiglon
Gatineau
12 y«
15,300
Co.i
Minerals
(s)
Apr
2%
90 Va
"7%
18
preferred
V*
Jan
Jun
2%
2%
...
,
&
8
2%
"7%
%
4%%
Jun
Apr
Apr
3
p?0ducts____.
Kirkland
6
200
2%
Oil
Kleinert
Knott
13%
%
(Del).
cumulative
Klein
13
2\i
•
Co.;
Inc
Kingston
10% Mar
1
<_orp.
Company
Kings County Lighting
4%
40%
500
2%
15c
Company..
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
Jan
Jan
1,900
2%
45%
28 vi
11,500
_.._^_10c
Electric
Chemical
Kobacker
reg
&
Drug
Kennedy's
_6'a
7
1
'
10% Mar
23% Mar
85%
10c
common
& Company
Gas
Kawecki
36%
~6
2%
Ltd...
K
Jan
7%
A__. ...1
....
7%
c<j
Glass
Oils
Kansas
34
6%
13%
...
Hioh
8% July
Feb
*
__
.1
....
Corp
o'Mahoney Inc..
Kaltman
Low
2,800
36% Mar
35%
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
100
7,400
v
8%
21
pfd__100
t c
•
...
3.90%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
...1
Jan
400
l'/a
Co
Manufacturing
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
5 Va
13
Shares
low
_10c
Inc
7 3/8
200
Service
Fireman
8%
23/4
53
1
Company...
Co——_
A)
Jan
x8vb
.2.50
—_
Co
Beer
9"%
993/4 May
9% Jan
30
800
200
1ft
3
...10
Inc.,—
Brewing
(The)
(Geo
200
Ltd—
Co
Luxe
May
Canada—
dep rets ord
Fresniilo
24 %
Jun
7%
,_10c
Ltd
non-voting.
voting...,
Motor
Feb
Jan
3%
42%
for Week
8%
...
International Resistance Co
Investors Royalty
7%
1
A—„
Co Inc__
of
18%
13%
7,600
4
41%
1%
o
Corp.
Line
Motor
Class
Jan
2,000
31%:
13
class
Inc.—
Tiger
Ford
$1
Instrument
Stores
Jun
Apr
5%
(Phila)__
(M H)
22%
5
„
Association
Jan
Jan
:
Ltd
General
29%
Katz
Co"
Camera
Jun
3%
7%
Corporation Ltd
Pipe Line common
Fairchild
Jan
12%
4
,
___
&
8% July
%
26%
24
Sales
Range
Las*
Bale Priee
International Breweries Inc
1
International Cigar Machinery
*
International Metal Industries a
*
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
—5
8%
cum 1st preferred
Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc «
;
—
(Max)
8% July
1,100
9,300
102% 103%
12%
6%
Factor
Jun
4%
31
-
Ero
Apr
26
%
3%
23%
Mill work Corp.
Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp common..
$2
convertible
preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com—.
._
19%
18%
17
4%
Emsco
Jan
27%
.
27%
16%
America
—...
Empire
Eureka
23% Mar
common
of
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
High
13%
Freight Corp___.
District Electric 5 % pfd_.
Eureka
luO
—
Air
Empire
17%
■t
%
Corp
Corp
Inc
500
8'/a
27%
common...
Corporation
Electronics
25%
A
Share
&
Electiographic
El-Tronics
Emery
class
Limited
Bond
ElectroData
Fargo
Low
173/4
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Hioh
17%
preferred
Edo
6
Par
beneficial
of
snares
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
Sugar Associates—
Common
FOR WEEK
ENDED
galea
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Oil
Ltd.
1%
"i%
"lft
16,000
lft Feb
2ft Mar
40c
2ft
2%
2%
12.400
2
Jan
3 % May
100
143%
2,000
134
Jan
142% 144
144%
Jun
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(138)
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1956
f
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
RANGE
New
New
conv
New
Oils
New Superior
New
York
10 Va
Feb
Sayre
Apr
3«/4
Feb
Schick
Feb
547b Mar
Feb
22% Mar
46
5,400
17%
18
1,200
16%
1%
2'/s
2 *o
2%
1%
.**21"
2
Inc
North
American
3,100
2
ia
Feb
2.000
5%
Jun
8%
Jan
beton
Jan
9%
9%
3,200
9%
Jun
14%
12%
13%
1.400
11%
Jun
40'/a
39
40'/a
2,200
36
Jun
North
Canadian
Oils
7 i'O
133.600
8%: I07/«
5,700
36 Va
A
Class
10%
-50
89
100
—
pfd_
Pub Serv
8%
1%
3%
6%. Feb
o
Oil
Oceanic
1
Company——
1,600
2%
12%
Jan
-
Brass
Power
100
15%
60
275
90
90c
Ltd
2ji
40c
lf£ Jan
Omar
89% Mar
75%
77
400
5
4%
5
700
4% July
6%
Jan
6%
6%
200
6
% Jan
6%
Apr
8%
9%
7,500
1
Inc
Pacific Gas
6%
375
34%
34%
34%
31%
31%
28%
28%
5%
5%
redeemable
red
4.80%
red
4.36%
preferred
preferred
1st
red
4.50%
Pacific
1st
dividend
$4.40
preferred
preferred—*—.
Pacific Northern
Airlines*-—*
$4.75
dividend
Pacific Power
Light 5%
&
(C
1,500
27%
Apr
28%
Jan
27%
400
27
Apr
29V4
Jan
27
27%
200
26 % May
29%
27 %
25 %
1,400
26%
140
100%
Apr
1037a
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
vtc
99 %
40
98%
Apr
104 Va
104% 105%
%X°°
"2%
109%
*
2%
2%
19%
1%
Chemical
Park
4
of
Circle
5%
Jan
67a
Apr
500
13%
Jan
16 %
Jun
13
Jan
16'/4
Jun
1
8%
8%
8
7%
8
——
1
55%
<fc
class
Corp
Prairie Oil
A
Lambert
Pressed Metals
of
Inc
Colorado—
Service
%
of
cumulative
98%
850
95
July
107%
Jan
6% May
77b
Jan
Feb
x6%
Feb
Jun
28 % Mar
X6%
300
5%
5%
5%
200
25%
25%
"25 Va
100
1%
1%
1%
3,900
5%
5%
8%
Edison—
5%
5%
Jun
21V4
Jun
900
Feb
67
(when
common
Pyle-National
Co
common—™:
Power
Co
Corp
common
Reda Pump Co
Reis (Robert) &
Co
Reiter-Foster
Corp
Reliance
Oil
Electric
Remington
Rice-Stix
Vtc
99%
175
to
~57B
July
Mar
8
Apr
107a
Feb
"98
40 Va
Jun
Apr
58%
Jan
27%
28%
25
4.24%
cumulative
preferred.:
:
preferred—-
25
24'/8
24%
25
500
24%
25
24
24
247b
200
x23 Va
May
500
<5%
Jun
4.08%
cumulative
•
25%' 25 Va
Materials
Southern
Pipe
Corp—2
6%
1
•
400"
157a
6%
67s
Inc..——2
15%
Petroleum
Co
47%
Apr
44 Va
-.'
:Jun
Jan
Jan
25% July.
Jun-.
25% May
25 Va Jan
.
9
Jan
'
1674
13% May
1,500
16
28% July
26',2 May
600
"
California
Jan
-
Southland Royalty Co—
Spear &
57b
Line..—1
Shoe
Corp
3%
37a
57#
900
"
Dredging Corp common
—1
V $1.60 convertible preferred———__20
Standard Factors Corp.
_-l.
Standard Forgings Corp.....
1
~47a
4%
*
'
21%
5
100
300
Industries Inc
Standard
Oil
Standard
2
Packaging
—_50c
...
Mar
19 Va
1,100
47s
Jan
5,800
167s
■'
6,600
1,200
13%
Jun
--L-10
57%
57 %
58
10%
10
-
10 Vt
34
> 34%
100
167b
300
300
16 Vb
34
-
56
;.
4,600 *
i
674 May
" .„"'22
4%
Jan
66 Va
-
Feb
Apr
40
Jan
32 |
Jan
.
'
Apr
Feb
'
Standard "Products
Standard
Shares
Co
Inc
1
5 7B
5 Va
57b
1,200
4%
1
5Vb
700
—_r
47#'
4 Va
Apr
1
3%
3%
3%
3Vb
57'/a
Jan
~6 %
"2,000"
68%
64%
5
....
Co common—
975
6 74
6
400
<fc
Stroock
(8)
& Co
16%
100'
700
15
14
400
12%
27b
3.
21,800
2%
July
37b Mar
Jun
XI Va
5
Jun
Jan
500
5%
Jan
14
Jun
400
187b
17%
5%
Jan
13
Feb
3
12,900
17%
~5% 4
9% Mar
18%
Jun
May
29
100 '
17%
187a
—*
'.v. 79 Va Mar
"
300
3%
27a
3 Va
47# Mar
:■
Jan
16%
16%
14
—
common..—
5'/a
16%
v-
Feb
Jan
'
•"
15%
*
common
•
'
*
ordinary
Corporation
Bi
6%
574
Jun
—:
Feb
,19
Jun
5Va
Corp
Canada
&
19%
Jan
Corp—__i
(The)
of
18
1
common.*.-—
Tube class B
Starrett
x167b
16%
1
_—
May
13%
,
May
87b
Jan
29
J
14% May
18
5 Va Mar
v
..
Feb
Corp.—„1
Convertible preferred
———-10
(Ky)
Jan
6% May
Jan
63/a
2Vb
17a
5%
4% May
253/b Jun
;
-
Standard
Apr
5
Jun
4% Mar
*;
21%
6 Vb"
6 %
•
67a
5 Vb
6%
*
—■=.*—
Standard
37b
100
5
Apr
82
Jan
•
37#
57a
*
1
Stahl-Meyer Inc..—
8
Feb
68
——————5
Company..,———1
Spencer
Finch
1047»
July
Oil
3,100
Jan
27 Vb May
Mar
20
1674 May
17%
Vb
33% Mar
•<
Jun
19 Va
.
6 V#
Feb
May
Talon
Inc
Class
Jan
class
B
A
Technicolor
Inc
common
75
Texas
18%
200
16%
Jan
20'/# May
Texas
Power
Shovel
30 Va Mar
13
Apr
27
500
15% Mar
291/4
Jun
28
.
350
24
32 %
Jun
Mar
45%
7,000
12 %
100
12V4 July
157b
207s July
21% Feb
25Va
Tilo
24»/4. 25
400
.
200
; 1
18
3174
Jan
Apr
1%
Jun
Jan
12,600
43% x45«/4
800
38 7e
Feb
46%
Jun
11%. 11%
3,800
10%
Feb
137#
Apr
Jan
70%
Apr
Jun
8%
Jan
1%
.
59
——
6%
7%;.
3,600
5%
278-. 3
1% Mar
27s
2%
.
500
27b
Jan
3%
Feb
10
.
89
86%
Apr
99 Va
Feb
2V»
Jun
2%
Jun
1,800
15
May
43
Jan
Amer
5 Va May
15%
15 Va
15Va
14 7b May
17%
Jan
14 %
14 %
14%
800
14 Vb
May
16%
Jan
30
29%
30 Vb
5.100
24%
Jan
1
11%
11 Va
11%
2,100
117b Mar
13%
Apr
27a
27B
27s
700
Jan
3%
Apr
7a
%
18
3,700
11 May
1%
.—-—5
1 «
10c
46%
41%
397a
39
.
50
46 Va
106
-
•27%
2,200
2%
1,300
23%
33%
34
25c
22
21%
22 VB
1
14
14
20
:
—
& Construction
Toledo
Oil
Tonopah
Mining
Trans
Cuba
Trans
Empire
Trans
Lux
of
Caribbean
Trans
Oils
Corp
Tri-Continental
True
Nevada
class
14% Mar
Apr
19 '/a May
1%
Jun
703%
600
63 V2
Jan
1,700
250
67 Vt
•
•
734
98'%
98 V»
3
8
7%
.8%
2%
3»/b
147,800
2 Va.
2,\
Feb
Jan
•' -102
-
3
Jan
May
278
Feb
4%
Feb
8V4 July
17b Mar
3% May
2i7
.
/
16,800
1& Jan
"H
•'
2% May
4
Apr
100
3
Feb
127#
51,700
9V#
Jan
1274 Mar
400
29 Vs
Feb
35 Va May
31V#
Feb
34%
•
Inc
Jan
97#
>'
34%
34
*
y——
'
11
12%
;——
•
70;1i
.3%
3%
3%
1
i
Jun
x2
'
1-25
Ltd
96%
7,300
3
V
6% May
7,600
3
2%
1
10c
50c
—
warrants
Temper Corp
Trunz
77s
-
'6% Mar
5fy May
7074
98 %
A—J
Feb
Jan
100
Airways class A
Oil Co
Jan
25%
12
1,400
•*-
8 Vb
preferred
;
.
•16%
18 Vb
_70c
Corp.
4%%
4% Jan
14
38% May
•
200
14 V.
.
13 Vb
1
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—_£1
Edison
July
49% Mar
,
Jun
21% July
700
46 Vi
Jan
Feb
Feb
110% Feb
Jun
26%
2,500
30% July
Jan
2%
Apr
874 Feb
May
9
-
—10
337b
Jan
2
4.000
40%
2%
2%
700
107
106
—*
deposit rets def registered—_5s
Shipyard Corp common.—
20
Toklan
8
4 Vb
7
*7%'
Amer
Todd
X
'3,600
1
Inc
Inc
Realty
50'% Mar
25c
Inc
common.
Markets
Roofing
Tobacco
Jan
4574 July
Jan
700
200
21,000
X
preferred
Corporation
Tishman
Jau
500
29%
16
49
7%
...
common..
Chemical Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co
Thorofare
Jan
15sa
48%
7
-1
& Light $4.56 pfd
convertible
Feb
18'/b
16
49
•
5
-
Oil Corporation..
Calgary Co
Co
13%
5
22% July
Texam
Jan
7. 7Vb
-
Jun
Mar
9
500
11%
6%
common..:
Jun
Feb
1034
JaJn
67a
common—
common
Electric Co
3%
"
"■
5
Corp
20Vs
2%
Jan
50'/a
52
preferred.*.*.
58%
21 Va
;
33'%
10
39 Va
•
preference——25
700
89
Jun
1,700
Apr
Rolls
Royce Ltd—
dep rets brd reg
Rome Cable Corp common—
American
Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Field
1
s
Inc
Ave
3
—
16%
28%
200
25
Feb
30
137B
14
600
12 '/a
Jan
157« Mar
137/b
4874
«
;
common—
Apr
28%
—5
!
1374
_
—1.50 '
*
Raceway Inc..
Oil Co Ltd
:
Fifth
£1
14%
1.25
487i
700
14 VB
;
49%
14%
1,900
6
.
6
100
46
' Jun
12 %
5
51'/a
Jun
15%
Jun
Apr
'
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Jan
u
Jan
Mar
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Union
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F
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Company..;
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryan Consolidated
1
Ryerson & Haynes
—
common../
4%
1
Col
Petroleum
3274
1
47#
1
'
—
4
4
2,500
374 May
700
297b- May
5,200
33
4%
5
■
%
5 Vb
32 V#
•_
5Vb
1,000
374
5
57/8
35
6%
Feb
Jun
6'/a
Jan
Jan
Jun
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Co.,
Yards
of
Jan
San
San
Carlos Milling
Diego Gas &
Co Ltd
1
81%
2.50
9%
8
80
United
Asbestos
United
Elastic
United
Milk
Molasses
774
__
-
4.600
79%
Jun
92V#
Apr
United
N
1,000
5%
Feb
117#
Jun
United
Profit
7%
100
7% July
10% Jan
Electric Co—
Cumulative
preferred
Cumulative
preferred
5%
series—.20
4%% fieries.20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
Sapphire. Petroleums Ltd
-I
22V#
22
22V#
19%., 1974
__
27a
-
-
2,»#
2{£ "
300
19%
Jun
20
.
Jun
100
197# July
18,600
2% Jun
.
2474
J
RR
&
••
Canal
Sharing
.100
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common
1.
Preferred
21 Va
U
S
Air Conditioning Corp
U
S
Foil
3%
Specialties
class
B
Feb
6%
-
see
page
35.
Apr
26% Mar
Jun
Jan
•8i«
Jun
35%
8
67# July
200
common..
6
'a
214
1 Va
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6 i'({
214
1 '/a
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467#
47%
25
37
36%
37
13 V#
13
13%
1
110c
: -.-.I'
1%
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1%
497b
100
IT#
54
—
411
Jan
Feb
Apr
Jan
212 Va
Jun
1
6i'« july
Apr
20
Jan
7
6,'a
214
Jan
200
46% July
4.800
36 %
240
2%
■
347#
•
Feb
61% Mar
39 '/a
Jun
Fett
Jan
18 Va Mar
Feb
14 vb Mar
27b
1% Jun
4,700
49%>00
230
-10 V# May
-3,000"
—
For footnotes
97b
6%
100
32%
67b
Jan
July
7%
.
Mar
7
Apr
57#
2,400
7,V
32 74
1
x53
Jan
•30%
2.409
25
10
25
common
United
Feb
10s
registered
22VrMar
-
*
.
8
Jun
5% Mar
46V2
Ltd—
10%
Apr
—
-
57B
6%
7,'a
„
Products common
93^
5 %
1,100
1,200
23
57b
5%
1
Corp,
Corp
dep rets ord
8274
gy,
x53
20
Aircraft Products common.._50c
Co
57b
87#
x51
—4
*
Omaha
United
Amer
8t Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Salem-Brosius
Inc
5%.
5%
5
—*
200
5%
57b
—„•—10c
Chemical Corp..
Gas Co of Canada—
Unexcelled
United
(The
-
Apr
177a
cumulative
700
2%;
9%
Jan
45
65'/4
41
89
7% May
9
in<f Jan
18
Jun
20%.
Jan 3.1965—1*.—1
6V4 May
Feb
100
400
40 % May * i
Southern
-
42-% Mar
Mar
1C0
Southern
Jan
97s May
8Vb
39 Vb
397e
j:
574 Mar
,•-'
167#
8 Vb
Stop
11%
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F—100
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc—
;
—
1
4 Vb
Feb'
474
3,500
Apr
Jan
57b Mar V;','
3
22%
~7%
~6
Jan
463A Mar
16
16%
26
x45%
;
~574
12%
22
;;
46%
%
1
50c
4'/b
-2%
42
24
Valley Gas Co—
extended
5.200
25%
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande
2,300
8%
Corp—
5
Shop Inc.
———*—1
12 7s
518 May
Jan
x9%
1%
3%
7 Vb
(Hugo)
513 May
147s
800
~1%
3%
Stinnes
5
..
Feb
307s
Engineering—
—,
37%
303,b
IV#
—
2,500
307a
Inc
&
Arms Co
Inc
41
~27a
121/4
—_50c
40%
May
37 Va Mar
Jan
52
'/
20
Jan
1674
8 Vb
1,100
1,300
.1
—
;
117b
2,900
*
21%
25
33
600
19%
33
I
Apr
31 Vb Mar
-
July
100
12%
19 Va
(J
44%'
1
33
3%
Jun
Jun
83/B
1 •'
6'/a
27%.
20
*
2%
167/b May
";-r.
Swan
7%
1
-
preferred.
300
43%
Thor
$1.25 convertible
2% Mar
...
.
Apr
&
Reading TUbe
10,800
3%
Feb
10
26
3%
17%
Stetson
58
29% May
26
2%
40%
Jun
11% Mar
—
Utility Investment A—1
Rapid Electrotype
(The) Co—
1
Rath packing Co common
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common
*
Feb
5% Mar
43%
70c
Railway
%
2,600
12 %
1
Thiokol
Quebec
Feb
Jun
46%
18%
18%
Apr
44
4%
2,900
1 VB
-
407b
Feb
437b
21%
5
1
28.% Mar
Jan
19%
1V4
100
16
65
3
5Vb
Jan
46%
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2 Va Mar
31'/a
10,400
>
377. Mar
convertible
Thew
New
VB
33
461/2
50% May
9%
98
Jan
Feb
Jun
17'%
Jan
1
6%
.
43 Va
.
17 %
Feb
418 May
270
15%
-
•
9%
397s
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)——_10c
-
6%
May
2974
1%
100
47#
3%
%
53
5,400
,
v
12%
1
16
Jan
'
19%
5%
35
105 Va
May
257b
1
300
100
54
12%
;
July
92,600
36
_5
3,700
67
53%
101
2
16%
Jan
May
50
32
Sterling Aluminum Products common—5
Sterling Brewers Inc ——„_l
Mar
9
102
474 May
121 Va Jun
7.
Apr
7
25%
•7% Feb
89
34%
Stylon Corporation
...——_1
Sun Ray Drug common—
...25c
Sunrise
Supermarkets Corp..
1
Superior Portland Cement Inc.
*
Superior Tool & Die Co
..1
5
53%
300
-
Jan
4.32%
'
Jan
Jan
4
900
;
.
Jan
27a
10 Va
87b May
63
.
„
_£I
—
l Va July
,
17b
32
-
39
36%
67
s
5
24 Va
1,000
:•
5%
22%
8%
100
com
..
21%
22
1
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
7
:
47a
"•
Jan
Mar
42
Corp..10c
—
9%
4.56%
(A)
95
7
2,300
Feb
Apr
25
Jan
4.48%
4.88%
Parts
97%
~~
preferred
Telev
2%
15 V# May
7%
-—25
cumulative preferred—.
..25
convertible preference.
25
Stein
A May
700
1,050
4%
22'% May
:•
8% Mar
2
common—
California
Steel
Apr
2
8%
87 Vs
Jan
Mar
3
Jan
-900
8%
original preferred—.-.
Jan
18%
—.1
Public
5%
26%
Jan
Jan
Ltd—„1
Progress Mfg Co
Providence Gas
Southern
Jun
1%
12 %
13
8%
85
17s
Corp common—
1
South Penn Oil Co common
—12.50:
Co
800
8%
32
Coast
Steel
1,000
—10c
:
Mines
South
Feb
3,100
-2.50
America
Dome
Corp
Manufacturing
Soss
4V»
210
5 V#
•
14 "4 Mar
Jan
1,400
Jan "
21%
Jan
'*v
Sonotone
Jun
16 %
6
.
Jan
1%
_*
:
Electronics &
Standard-Thomson
16%
*
—
Canada———
'■"Slick Airways Inc.—$
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
*
8% Mar
2%
5%
'(
Jun
14 Va
..
6,900
1%
•
102
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered.
Standard
1%
..l
Inc
Preston East
200
1,000
18
17#
Shares.-—5,000 fr
Apr
15%
15
*
*
Amer
Jan
6
17V#
,
115%
Precision
7%
,
July
101
1
Feb
15%
20c
common..
of
3%
16%
2.50
commoni—
22 % Mar
Jun
6
Feb
60% Mar
18% Feb
ljg Jun
100'
2%
4%
Jan
52% Jun
x2
*—.1
common:
Co.—
Inc
6%
~
1
Royalties Ltd
Prentice-Hall
,
1,300
10
Co*.—
of Canada
"
7,000
6%
1
2%-
,_25c
Alexander
21%
6%
*
common*.—.-
Products
500 V
.57'.
V
50
—
Mining Co
Rico Telephone
Feb
1
...
Pneumatic Scale
Feb
7
-
1
—
Piper Aircraft Corp common—*
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie——.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
.
Jan
8%
Jan
1
common
Mines Ltd
10 %
Jan
4%
56%
2.50
—
Jun
7
..
1,700
-1
(Masfs)-20
Minerals.
&
Governor
Pioneer Gold
.2,100
8%
6
8%
—2
2.50
Corp
Oils
:
Jun
10 Va
111
...
-
4
Feb
700
5%
.
6%
M
Jan
5»>J
6%
&
5%
6174
15%
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Packing Co..
*
Phillips Screw Co—
10c
Pratt
Jun
Jun
15%
5%
2,«
Power
4
7,100
15%
"2%
Powdrell
Jan
4%
J
Porto
Apr
2%
l0"/4
Corp
—...
Ltd—————
Canada
Peruvian
Poloron
27b
Jun
15%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Polaris
Jan
1%
lo%
Pep Boys (The)—-
Pierce
Feb
1%
2
—
Traffic Co*
Perfect
78%
13,700
60
Company———1
class A—
Co
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
July
50
19.900
;
Corp.
B
Patino
.
—.——_——2
Parker Pen
Class
4%
92
1%'
.
1%
19Vb July
110% May
2
92
92
•
1%
2% May
Jan
1674
2,500
25
1
common.
Skiatron
Feb
Apr
12%
103
7,800
107a
————100
common
American
Singer
•
Jan
2
75
._lc
101%
13%
4%
$3 convertible preferred
*
Simplicity Pattern common.-———1
Simpson's Ltd common
—*
Singer Manufacturing Co
———20
106% Mar
103 .Apr
*, 97% -Apr
31,800
Amer share—1 Bol
—
_1
(C A)
Motors
j
1,500
17%
92
2
20
109% 109%
19%
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A)
*
98%
98%
17 </a
10%
When Issued w—5,000 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Jan
98%
99
—1
.—1
—
Simca
Feb
24Va May
APr
Corp..—_10c
Lighting Inc.—*—;..
25c
Silvray
Jan
102%
25%
r
Israel Oil
Apr
900
25
101
2U
87 VB
1
*
—
Creek
Jan
~8%
5
Inc
B
Co
Silver
Jan
24Va
25%
25%
104%
,
Silex
Jan
*
Page-Hersey Tubes common.....
Pancoastal Petroleum
27%
27%
pfd—100
Ltd—.
Petroleums
Pacific
?7%
101 %
dividend
$4.36
31% Feb
27%
preferred-*--—*
cum
Feb
34 % Mar
27%
preferred——1*
Lighting $4.50
37%
27%
A—25
*—25
——25
—>.25
1st pfd series
preferred.—
1st
Jun.
27
Apr
30% May
27% May
600
>
Jan
131% Mar
Jan
33%
300
1st preferred——
Apr
18
Jun
15
102% July
3,800
—25
5%
10
Jan
23
1st preferred
——.
25
redeemable 1st preferred——25
5%%
Jan
69 %
1,400
15
108
1st pfd__25
6%
Electric
&
15
102% 108
1—-— —1
——
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares _10s
—1
Overseas Securities—
R
Is APr
3
,
Jan
77
common-
Olympic Radio & Television Inc.—
P
111%
Apr
-25
Company
Town
Pan
65 V2 Mar
Jan
52%
105
2,400
2%
17% May
Corp common———— —1
cumulative preferred.— —1 .—7
Okonite
Old
15%
58%
107% 109
15%
*
common
preferred—
4%%
Oils
Okalta
B
class
Co
Ohio
50c
common—'———.
Corp
Ogden
Ohio
Products
preferred ——*—
Class
13%
*
1.
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A——2
3% Mar
Jun
5,700
2%
2'/a
2'/a
common.
Sicks Breweries Ltd-™-—
V*
.
.
11,500
21 Vz
Sherwin-Williams
2% Jan
27B
87#
—20c
Shoe Corp of America class A
*
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
•■j
Apr
it
2
~6
Mar
3% May
1% May
19%
11%
Mar
103% Jan
Jun
17#
14
Jun
3,300
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
4%
15'/a
18
91
Jun
•1,300
;• i%
Apr
j_eauier
Sherman
100
2%
1
Denn Mining.
Shawinigan Water & Power
7& July
96%
70
1%
•
3%
—-
89
98%
3%
*
Jun
Jan
87
120
89
97%
97%
—i——«■
—
6%
6%
.—1
RR Co
V/\%
Nuclear Corp of America
.
-25
—
Airlines
Penn
Servomechanisms
45% Jan
46'/4 Jan
4%
._10
Ltd
Servo Corp
13% July
17%
18%
X
Shattuck
9%
Jun
10c
;
—
—
5%
5%
Control
Corp class B
of America——J—.:
5%
37%
107#
12.50
;
Safety
3%
Apr
Jan
35
1
•
Shoe Co
Sentry
Serrlck
Apr
5Va
27#
1
—,
1074
22 Vs
6%
.
,
34%
1
Airlines.—
Jan
1,200
6
-
177B
—50c
Inc
High
Low
7
500
8%
2,200
6 V#
34%
i
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7 Va
1
—
Corp General
Bros
Apr
5isb May
13 Va
class A— Ixo
Cement
Northern Ind
13%
*
,
Norfolk Southern Railway—;—
North
Jun
Co
Western
Selby
Jan
Jan
,10c
Norden-Ketay Corp..:
Northeast
16
64
Co.
Seaboard
3%
3%
—1
—
Feb
Jan
Steel
Seeman
2\i Apr
15
Brick
—
Shares
8%
8%
—1
Fisher
for Week
Low
—_25c
Securities
Jan
57%
25
(Deli
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
ft July
3%
Inc
Inc
Scullin
86% May
10
——
.
Feb
900
59
59
59
I
Mines
Jan
4,000
~21«
2
Feb
Jun
97,100
2%
-2
2
81
■
-10
Merchandise.:
Lites
Noma
Jun
44
Rosarlo— Zio
York & Honduras
New
NipLssing
6
2 %
17 Va
—1
— —
&
400
Co common—_
York Auction
New
Oil
44.000
46
Process Co common
New
Savoy
6%
.25c
Co————- .—I
*
Mining
2% Feb
Sales
Range
Par
" 2%
38%
Pacific Coal
Park
Week*#
of Price#
Last
gale Prioe
High
2 %
2%
6
American Stock Exchangs
6'/a
^50c
Arizona Land
.20c
& Oils Ltd—-
&
Mexico
New
Low
High
—1
New
JULY
STOCKS
1% May
*
preferredIdria Min & Chem Co—,
Jersey
Zinc—
50c
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
l
Clock & Watch Co——
Haven
New
Shares
Low
Par
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Excbano
American Stock
FOR
Friday
Ranee
Last
STOCKS
Sale#
Wsek's
Jrlday
.
;
Jan
6074 May
.
Number 5549
Volume 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(139)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
^
.
Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin Corp
Stores
Universal
Corp
Shares
low
50c
25c
Oil
Universal Products Co
Sugar
1,900
4%
1,100
1%
400
V/b
l'/8
62 %
63
297A
Jan
32
32
50
601/2
63
30%
AHanover
7s
Apr
Jan
5
Apr
1% Jun
55»/2 Jan
600
68
Maranhao
32%
Jan
Apr
Apr
y *n<j
411/4 Jan
69
Jun
4%
43/a
2,300
3% May
5
Feb
1
6%
6%
6%
200
6% Jun
7% Mar
$4
,
4%
4%
400
.___
.
Venezuelan
Petroleum-
-
84
5
„
Vinco
i£.__1
Silver-Lead
__
Aircraft
7%
105.,
Jun
87A
Jan
5%
5%
5%
300
5%
Jun
6%
Apr
a
*
15V4
ctfs
100
102%
Inc
&
$6
ext
91
series
West
Investors
14% Jun
17%
Apr
5,700
47% Feb
7%
Apr
5%
Inc
Leaseholds
5% %
Williams
Wilson
-<
5%
Woodley
300
50
991/2100
8&
8
5
ft
A
%
ft Jan
2,600
Co—10c
"2%
"1%
"2%
41,400
10%
10%
10%
100
10% Jun
25
25
100
Jan
400
24% May
37% Jan
28%
4
4%
Feb
200
12
Jun
16'A
Jan
18%
Jun
25
Jan
6%
Jun
9% Mar
ft Jan
3y8,.Apr
141/4 May
14 Apr
'
Industries
,25
.1
3'/a
12%
12%
19%
___10
;
_»
,
19%
21
6%
6%
6%
%
1% Jun
,
100
ft
10,600
I
1
4%%
A
1
3,000
3%
20
12%
,
700
101%
.,350
3%
pfd—100
101
Machine—__—l
Inc....-.—..
12%
12%
r101
601/4
58%
60%
Stock
l'/s
fjin
lit
4,700
*
Interest
Last
-
.
Period
Bethlehem Steel-6s Aug! 1998!
Edison 2%s series A 1970
mortgage es
series
3%s
& R:R
'
B
1993—
or
low
A7s
Nov
Nov
ex
1940
1947
1
Valley RR
?
coupon
1952
1952..
New ^England
1963...
Power
3'/4S
Jan;
J1
low
NO.
:
"
ACVaS
With Oct, 1
Ae'/aS ex Oct 1
"
1 ties
.142
93
;
-
491.92
2—
L_
lit
A
*'•'
•
73
58%
60
66Vs.
65
96
98%
99
10
100%
96%
94%
99
109
151
52
53
—
96%
96'%
98%
90
96
176%
Util¬
•
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
175.89
95.92
96.15
97.66
Total
40
Bonds
94.51
96.06
67.98
175.78
96.01
98.06
96.10
94.49
96.16
68.56
♦176.60
95.95
98.02
96.13
94.49
96.14
94.49
96.18
166.21
—Holiday-
68.65
96.12
98.16
- —-
95.97
177:87
computed by dividing total prices by the following; Industrials, 4,581; Rails, 7.13;
Utilities, 1126; 65 Stocks,. 23.90.
♦The averages for the 30 Industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect to
the substitution of International Paper Co. for Loew's, Inc.
This changes the divisor for the 30
Industrials to 4.581 from 4.351 and that for the 65 stocks to 23.90 from 23.26.
are
Over the-Gounler industrial Stock
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mon.
Closing
July
Thurs.
Fri.'
Range for 1955
88.34
89.07
6.
7
78.87 Jan 23
_____
/Holiday
July 5--!-
July
"88.95 May
Low
87.77
3—-
Wed. July 4..—-
~
Range for 1956
..
High
87.63
2
High
80.49 Dec
_
7
68.05 Jan 18
Low
,
SEC Index of Stock Prices
prices based on the closing, prices of the common
1956, for composite and by major industry
»for the
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and .lows
•current year are as follows (1939=100):
^
"
stocks for the week ended June 29,
4
-
.v.;.
v
v-.
99%
Manufacturing
_______—_
Durable Goods
_____
477.0
331.8
155.6
302.7
354.0
Goods
*98
99
98
96'A
*96% 102%
stocks
-
97
*114
136'%
98%
94%
95%t
97 Vt
98 V*
*95
98
101% 101'A
—
74
96
360.3
437;6
+1.9
+0.4
+ 0.1
475.2
.
"'/
331.4
155.1
300.0
357.5
.
/
319.0
398.6
+1.1
396.5
i
369.4
421.2
500.8
425.2
353.0
160.6
325.5
382.5
+0.9
—1.0
Total
Government
Bonds
,
312.8
United States
*
+0.3
101
101
99
99
94
94
-
*95
$2,493,000 '' 1
2,931,000
92%
4
98
101
Bond
Sales
152.4
294.7
326.8
7,873,860
101
4
96
94%
$11,523,000
$12,319,000
$796,000
lfS5
1956
1955
1956
306,371,547
373,793,649
11,565,490
$796,000
11,523,000
1,827,500
15,201,500
517,442,400
488,278,500
$12,319,000
99
$17,032,000
$546,922,900
$539,926,400
Bonds
U, S. Government
International Bank^.___—
97
Jan. 1, to July 6
7,873,860
Stocks—No. of Shares
102'%
100
3,095,000
3,415.000
.
200,000
Week Ended July 6
102
96
3,063,000
132,000
-Holiday211,000
96
104
92'A
97
$2,746,000
100'A
94%
1
27
Bonds.
$253,000
2,884,000
3,215,000
—
Bank
Bonds
2,244,280
2,181,880
1—__
Fri. July 6
Total—
2
foreign
Bonds
99%
94%
99
int'l
Railroad
—.
101'/>
97
101%
94%
.
95%
95%
98
88
90
96%
*93
_Feb-Aug
—.
Wed. July 4—
Thurs. July 5__
7
98
*93
1978.;
150
102
*95
Feb-Auy
2
1,606,010
1,841,690
Tues. July 3—
*25
Southern California Edison 3s 1965—
+0.9
Number of and Miscel.
Shares
Mon. July
*141% 145
94 V2
344.1
Low
High
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
102
1960
April-Oct
1900
6s
1998.Jan-July
-1956-
-—
.
Change
347.1
442.2
TransportationUtility _____________——_
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
—
103%
98%
June-Dec
..
Percent
June 22, '56
29, '56
404 1
101 '/4
99%
93
.
.
'
;
■
176%
101%
*100
95%
—
Grade
96
*94 %
—
Grade
101
99% 100 %
j.
Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
3s series F 1979
Feb-Aug
3%s scries G 1981
..April-Oct
Southern California G'as'3%s 1970
..April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas &c Electric 3'As 1970—_Feb-Aug
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
I
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
.Feb-Aug
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953—.:
—
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
...Feb-Aug
10
Indus¬
101'A
93%
98'A
176% 176%
__
;
Second
65
165.19
5T ^54
5.
Averages
Non-Durable
48%
<
April-Oct
——
First
-Holiday-
144'%
68
*99%
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981
May-Nop
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962.Jan-July
3 Vss series D 1976
10
10
,
4—
,89'A
.
*25
—
& Gas Co
2%s series C 19r<6
Total
165.90
♦495.74
3—
Composite
448%
__
Mar-5epl
Jan-July
week.
current
—
*117
Jan-July
1973—
'
"
95%
88
*165
1
Jan-July
3Vas series A 1973
transacted during
67.38
166.69
.492.78
,
Co—
coupon
57%
4p
102%
3
114'% 116
Safe
3s series E
roads
Tues. July
'-.W*
69%
496%
116
1940 coupon
1947
Public Service Electric
3s series B
June 29—
,.
*25
■'
Jan-July
being
UtU-
June
*100
?
April-Oct
1964
.3.6%,
-Bonds-
trials
65
98%
87'%
96%
_.May-Noc
-—
Piedmont Hydro-Electric
;
*'
Rail¬
Date
High
53
199% 101'%
liq tr ctfs..
April-Oct
1st, mortgage
1970
sales
no
Indus¬
Range Since
49
95%
t58%
96%
Mar-Nos
—
1
10
Mar
155
68
69%
-May-Notr
May-Nou
.Mar-Sepf
J an-July
June-Dec
6J/2S due 1953 extended to 1963—
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
<3y4S
prices;
15
->
Nippon Electric Fower Co .Ltd—
a 1st
mortgage 6%s 1953
Pennsylvania
40
45
14
37
The SEC index of Stock
—
1961
3s 1971—
Water & Power 3%s
asked
20
8%-Jan
s
1970..—Jan-July
coupon
4%
40
-Stocks-
Mar
99
95%
T
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6Vz%
Midland
54%
the
May
~2&
Sold
High
486%
—May
1953.;
1
54%
Mar
*
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co-—
with
on
21)% Mar
64 '%
55
U42
L.
Mar-Sept
1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5'%s conv debs 1967
4s
54'%
104
45
.
4'% -Jan
14
,r)i
Jun
Bond!
Friday'*
98'%
__
-—Jan-July
1956
RR
102
*45%
.
-17% Jan
if
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co A6%$ with Nov 1 1940 coupon
Western
98'%
Jlfag-Nov
1965
5s
,
llg
Bid & Asked
152
—J an-July
1993
A
.
*
_Quar-Feb
June-Dec "
1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR— <-V
Lackawanna of N J Division—
series
*103
—
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Week'* Rang*
-
-
Sale Price
-
4s
-June-Dec
delivery transaction (not Included In year's range).
d Ex-Interest,
year's range), f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
Date—
Exchange
Boston
A7S
listed
July
July
July
7}§ Mar
& Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3 %s 1970—
June-Dec
debs
*60
included-in
(not
and
are
£1
Chicago; Transit Authority 3%s
Deferred
a
Ltd—
r
&
*65
_June-Deo
Slock and Bond Averages
July
106
55% Apr
1,400
A Amer Steel
0s
Jun
17
Friday
AGesfuerel
bid
Below
Mar
I
July
12% Jun
__2
—8
common
*65
.-May- Nov
_April-Oct
:
of deposit ; "cons," consolidated! "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-veting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"w 1," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
2% May
12% Jan
39
Jan
37
__l
5
BONDS
Guantanamo
31%'May
26'% Juri
20% Feb
20% Jan
♦
Lt
58'% May
150
—___5s
A 1st
Value,
transaction
•fo Apr
Jan
950
Eastern Gas & Fuel
45%
45%
*88
Jan
30%
Lt
mortgage
1
1947.
8% July
140
26%
deposit receipts.
preference ______
Elmira. Water
104% Mar
29%
American
1st
72
43%
45%
-June-Deo
76
155%
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates
Jan
Jan
133% Feb
____25
American
72
—
being traded flat.
SReported in receivership.
Jun
3%
26
Wright Hargreaves Ltd.——:
6%
19%
99% July
8,000
8%
rs
45
common.....
W)
1*5
*71
2008—._May-Noo
30
Corp__——
(P
400
19%
2%
30
Petroleum
Woolworth
19%
2%
2%
26
Industries
1927)
*154
_Mar-Sepi
.....
1958
2yes
Mar
3
Apr
19% May
2% May
common—__—l
Pwr &
__Feb-Aug
:
A)
2% Apr
154% May
Jan
10
Newspaper
Woodall
•
135
100
.....
Brothers
Wood
1,785
147 V4 154
151
11/4 Jun
com
.
Nigh
22'% Mar
2
Is
preferred-'
Wisconsin
Jun
22,000
49,100
*
(R C) & Co..
Petroleums
Ltd
Wilrich
19%
1,100
1%
2%
20
Feb
20
Williams-McWilliams
"
3% Feb
23
20%
20
___5
preferred.
Oil Corp_._i.____
(The)
111% Mar
Jan
Jun
Jun
1%
Ltd
Oil
Low
hEx-principal, n Under-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range)/ r Trans¬
action for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
5% Mar
t
278
2
River
Wickes
(Plan
A Bonds
17'/a
1%
__
Inc
conv
Wichita
400
2%
Inc
Stores
108
10
3%
3%
—
1
(Del)__
' WeyOnbefg. Shoe Mfg
WMte'/Eh'gle Intemat
Whfte
108% 108%
108%
——____■*
-7 'i"W'e!3tirroreland Coal
4% Jan
I
Amer dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
1949
6%s stamped
7s
♦No par
Odd-lot
Jan
300
Manufacturing....
__1,25
Utilities 4.40% pfd—100
Texas
Western
•
300
6%
5%
ioc
:
..
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
,.••
10 Ys Mar-
4% Jun
I
30
common
preference
Wentworth
;
8
15%
15
•
Ine_—
Knapp
Webster
....
10
*
u__———
W'altham Watch Co
Webb
;
9'/2
100
Bond
Jan. 1
No.
dividend,
6%
__
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace
&
Tiernan
Inc
-
Jun
Apr
% Jun
3%
Range Sinee
Bold
66
stamped (Plan A) 2'As 2008.^
_Mar-Sept
iRepublic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan if 1997—.
—Jan-July
Rio. de Janeiro -stmpd (Plan A)
2s 2012.
j-Jan-july
2
preferred
&
6%s
(Peru)
stamped
tFriday'is
Wagner Baking voting
Waitt
(Prov)
Bonds
Nigh
*66
Peru
2,200
1,200
_
Co__——
Friday's
Bid St Asked
—May-Noo
Parana
Jan
w
Waco
;
5%
41/4
Co__
Corp—__
.
V:
May
$£% Mar
4
102
_r„20c
Virginia. .Iron.. Coal <& Coke
Vogt Manufacturing—____
''
redeemed)
(issue of Oct
_1
lnc
or
Skid Price
,
Germany—
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank\ of Denmark 5s 1972...
4%
Syndicate
Corporation
Vulcan
!■ '
4% Mar
~
Venezuela
93
Feb
28% Jun
_*.
;
Last
Period
—
Corp common.,.
convertible
preferred—
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co—
Van Norman Industries warrants:
,
•
Interest
Exchange'
stamped
1951.:
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s (issue of
May 1927) 1947.
A7s
V
Valspar
t.
(20%
AMedeiiln
41/4
63
Stock
(City of)
ALima City
2Yb Mar
.
1939
AHanover
5
10
common
—_______
-
BONDS
low
4Vs Mar
2% July
151/8
Week's Range
Friday
v
High
4
15
1;
1
:
27%
10
—
—:
100
4%
4%
Low
2%
27
27
'
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
1
,
Corp
Universal Insurance
Utah-Idaho
of Prices
,
1
.
common
American
Universal Consolidated
;
for Week
Par
Rubber
United
Range
Sale Price
f
US
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 6
RANGE
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
$215,000
101,000
$3,000
Foreign
Railroad and Industrial—
29,164,500
$8,000
339,000
51,300,900
.
,
4114
Total.
*25
..
81'%
102'%
102'A
105 V*
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
with
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1
1940
1947
coupon
coupon
1956.,
*25
1956
Wasatch
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963—
Washington Water Power 3'As 1964
Newspaper
Union
104%
104'%
84%
ioi
98
*100
80%
85
85
103
Stocks
105
102%
102'% 102'%
Feb-Aug
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103'A
78%
155
*103% 105
June-Aug
1959
6s
...Jan-July
.-June-Dec
June-Dec
Webb ti Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Peun Traction 5s 1960
Western
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
*100
June-Dec
110
Domestie
of
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
,
or
Friday's
Bid & Atkrd
Low
B
A Germ an -cons Monic
■
AS
f
secured
6s
Sold
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
1952
1947
Feb-Aug
;
June-Dec
90,000
24,000
1,000
,$48,000
$15,000
1956
.82
*22
-
84
20
130
130
124
110
112
110
,
25
161,000
115,000
$433,000
Jan. 1. to July 6
1956
1955
3,7^*7^310
123,385,612
132,430,113
$384,000
48,000
$7,474,000
4,158,000
810,000
$8,681,000
10,166,000
15,000
1,534,000
32,000
$433,000
$1,950,000
$12,442,000
$20,523,000
3,431,960
——
Bonds
P8
81
..
July\
I9t
Bonds
117,000
$370,000
Stocks—No. of Shares—
.
130
$370,000
3,431,960
Total
$40,000
—
14,000
727,465
—
147,000
181% 181%
*82%
Jan-July
7s
i——Holiday—
—
845,410
July 5—
Fri. July 6
Nigh
*88
*82'%
106,OOt)
912,200
—
$12,000
2,000
$1,000
9,000
Week Ended
*182% 188
April-Oct
1947^
—
Thurs.
*80
Jan-July
.Jan-July
-June-Dec
1951—.1
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s
Range Since
*80
April-Oct
Centra1 Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A 1952
;
Feb-Aug
series
Nigh
Bonds
Total—
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s April 1946
A 20-year 7s Jan 1947
A Baden (Germany) 7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s, 1948
*A6s
Tues,
Wed. July 4—
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
2
July 3
Bonds
Bond•
$27,000
946,885
Corporate
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Mon, July
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Foreign government—.—
Foreign corporate___^—
'
1,67(5,000
130
113'/a
Total.
36
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(140)
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
I
RANGE
Boston Stock
J riO J
stocks
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
Corp—
&
Tel
100
—
Anaconda
Boston
Albany
&
Boston
Hpison
Boston
Personal
Calumet
Cities
Service
Eastern
Gas
Fuel
6% July
178 % Jun
378
65 Vb
Members
High
187
Jan
Stock
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Feb
142
10
137%
Jun
55
531
52%
Jun
57% Mar
41
15
3t>%
Feb
41%
Apr
13 %
13%
65
12%
Jan
16%
Apr
66%
67%
70
53%
Jan
24%
Assoc,———10
York
American
25%
612
15%
Jan
Jan
60
Jun
9%
Feb
11%
Feb
60
Jan
Exchange
70% May
26% May
47%
Stock
Midwest Stock Lxcnange
/*
87% Mar
53%
5
——.
New
10% May
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
V
Monday, July 9, 195S
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(142)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK ENDED JULY 6
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300
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:
43%
Feb
30
23
:—i
Co
43%
Jan
50'/a
24%
14%
*
Transit
10
Feb
63 Va
*
21%
BONDS
Baltimore
215
July
16 Va
class A—2%
Class
B
————.2V2
Columbia Gas System (Ua)
•
Broadcast
20%
Corp
conv
600
(Un)—*
Co—
Fuel
15%
50
Washington Gas Light
"100
Ve
17%
——-.1
com
—
Columbia
Deere
Co
17 V4
19
63%
(Un)'_iir±.—,
Chemical
Clorox
23
10
common
Jan
17'/4
—25
.....——
Colorado
com
38%
47
•
*
(Un)
Clary Corp
24%
10
405
46 Ve July
10
——
Cities Service Co
34%
33
52 V2
45%
43%
al3% al37/8
..12Vz
com—
...
30%
34%
51%
Feb
191/8
-5
America
(Un)
33%
5
50%
17»/4
Eureka Corp.—
1
Vought Aircraft (Un)_.__....1
34%
10
167
25
(Un)__—
of
l
United Gas Improvement
$4.50
Apr
Corp
1
Paper Co
United
21%
& Co
I)
Central
273/8 July
10
3
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Bun
85Vz
74
5,503
common
preference
Reading Co
Scott
Celanese
May
Apr
Jan
19%
B
preferred
Progress Mfg Co
Public Service Electric & Gas
.$1.40
39 >/a
46 %
Corp
series
Jan
(J
16%c
Potomac Electric Power
3.60%
6
Caterpillar Tractor Co
27%
-v
a59% a593/8
93% July
Jun
—
8
Case
19%
_
14%
Jan
18% May
5 Va
Apr
Jan
25
v
5.50
Co_u„_——j.-/
Jun
44%
Pennroad Corp
s
Pennsylvania Power & Light com
Pennsylvania RR,
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common..
Philadelphia Transportation Co
69
300
.5
Packing Corp.4.—T—
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
(Un)
July
27
15
1,073
17 %,'
'■
.,1
California
44
46%
,
10
3%
3:,/4 May
47
45%
.—5
—
37%
27%
—
a593/a
Jun
14 a/4 al43/4
(Un)-i-—2Vz\
Chicago Corporation (Un)
Chicago Mllw St Paul RR
common
933/8
Jun
3
4,374
93%
a
5
Industries ) (Un>_,—
22 %
230
5
L)_i___—_
4
12%
100
46 »/8
47
-
1
15
—
32% May
1,615
__1.66%
Inc
16%
:3%
93%
.'5
(Un)—
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv
Co
I6V2
*
—...
Chance
(Glenn
147% 1473/4
'3%
,
;—,5
63% Mar
&
"7
.
.1
(Un)..1—I
20 Va Mar
(The) Co
Jan
369
16% May
Merck
Feb
15 %
Jun
186
3
.2
51 Vz May
Hecht
7%
Jan
1,279
Martin
5'/a July
Apr
May
31% Mar
1,635
*
10%
44
233/4
17%
1
July
Jun
58 Va
.
Jail
93/s
Jan
78
v£c
36 V4
460
171%
19%
17 Va
Corp__
-.
Jail
26%
55%
Motors
-
Jan
145%
310
■
J5%
145
115
17%
Brothers—.
i.
Hamilton Watch common
235/8 May
19% Mar
100
-
602
58 %
Gimbel
9%
15% Feb
Apr
23%
78
General
40%
93/8
Feb
31'4
78
—..2
40 V4
40%
■-
213
18
156
Jan
19July
31
37%
Co—__w_5ri
20 Ve
18
161
23%
39
Dairies
61 %
156
•
—
38%
Foremost
47
31
36%
Ford. Motor1
345
18
233/8
X42%
10
59%
20 V8
'
1
38%
——
Mar
59V2
—.—__1
37%
44
39
29% July
19% May
34
149
-
185
Sullivan
&
Feb
19%
13%
43%
*
7
6
29%
193/8
13%
Delaware Power & Light common—13'/a
Light CO—
L
10
Storage Battery
Fidelity &.Deposit Co.
47 Va Mar
'.4 13%
Electric
Duquesne
Mai:
15% Mar
246
Budd
California
x37%
66%
Corp, (Un)__13
Burroughs Corp
65
195
650
/-Borg-Warner Corp (Un)——
; Broadway-Hale Stores Inc..——
Apr
415
50% Mar
5%
(Un)„
Feb
13 Vz
25
'Borden
*24%
13 Va
May
5'%
i
w
178%
13%
Feb
35
5%
Incorporated
513
5
Co
common
Stores
410
12%
Feb
84 %
575
\
58% Mar
293/8
(Un)—J—...—__lc
Boeing Airplane Co
Bond
2,216
:
186 Va
Feb
3
—
Inc..—
29% •
29 Va
'28%
13%
Corp
Publishing Co
Inst
29%
179 V2 181%
29
334
1
Cbrysier
Curtis
Low
•"'*yV
55
(Un)
:1
Aircraft
New
Uioh
53%
13
Baltimore Transit Co common
Eudd Company
Campbell
Low
*
•
J
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Jun
a35% a358/a
■
„*
...5
(Un)
Corp..—
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Bishop OH Co...—__—
for Week
Shares
Jun
7!> %
a71% a73%
..10
'l Blair Holdings
Corp (Un)__—,
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
a73%
5
...
common
'Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Beckman
Sale Price
48-%
1783/4
376
37%
—J_
Jan
2<t ve Mar
1,621
79 %
—
Apr
8 s/e
180 1811/4
37%
:*'
75%
200
79 %
1
Jan
50 Va
July
103 Va
Beech
STOCKS
new
Corp
123
50%
37%;
Corp '(Un)—.5
Corp (Un)
Co (111)
(Un)
Mfg
a21 Ve &21%
High
6% July
2uve Jun
79%
Oil & Refining (Un)__
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un).„50
Atlantic Refimng Co (.Un),.,—,
10
( Avco
100
181%
.50
(Un)—
Gas
Steel
&
6%
—
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14
21(4
28 Va
Louisiana
61%
6%
a21%
*
25
—
Arkansas
Low
393
100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
94
•
•>
1.
48
Mar
36%
300
.
15
65% Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
..25
(Un)
Corp (Un)—
Anaconda (The) Co (Un)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
22 Va Mar
23 Ve
24%
"
5
—
5
Co
Co
Sales
73
6%
(Un)
Share*
73
5
Viscose
Jun
46%
10
& Tel
Tobacco
May
22% May
51 Va
13%
—10
Tube-
Corp
24%
Jan
19
500
2,900
21 %
21%
III10
Co
2,300
13
33 %
_»
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Service
W)
Sheet
Radio
20%
52
*
,
Corp
Power
Yates-American Machine Co
Youngstown
20
24 Va
48
common
Wisconsin
Wool worth
14
20%
5
13%
56
2%
Tel
American
.American
Apr
(Un)
for Week
Low
10
...
13 VJ,
...
Wisconsin
Par
-
(Un)_
Radiator & S S (Un)
American Smelling & Refining
•American
Apr
60 % Mar
62 %
•
Webcor
Co
(American
39 Vz
—5
1
Week's
Range
of Prices
'Last
High
129'/a
10
Co——.
^.Friday
Sale Price
27 Va
—
Corp
A
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
129
ft
•
STOCKS
Shares
High
125
6
*
—10
.
——
Rubber
Steel
.*
JULY
,5
_—.
Corp
Gypsum
S
U S
Corp
Low
ENDED
for Week-
of Prices
Par
WEEK
Sate
Sales
Range
Sale Price
FOR
,
&
Chem
Com
1*
47%
45 Ve
47 %
210
com..33^*
57%
5634
59
1,591
Preferred
50
Kaiser
Industries
Kansas
Power
135% July
640
22% May
26% Mar
175
Kennecott Copper Corp
43% May
48% Mar
Kern
&
I^ght (Un)
a50
County Land
Co
(Un)
*
42% May
35
Feb
a50
20
17%
507
25
213/4
Feb
250
117 %
Feb
545
44%
Jun
17 %'
83/4
2%
Jun
a223/8 a2238
4
Jan
48
123%
121% al23%
45%
45%
48%
14
Apr
Jun
54 % July
52%
59
53 %
Apr
July
Jan
19% Mar
23 %
147
53%
Apr
Mar
Apr
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
(144)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED JULY
RANGE
Lehman
Leslie
Corp
Salt
10
Lxooy McNeill
Liggett
& Liboy
Myera Tobacco
&
al5%
a49
157
46% May
49
49
462
44
67'/a
a44%
a46
185
a21%a21%
15%
198
a46
64
..
Feb
Jun
65% May
44% Jun
Jan
53%
19%
25
El Joseph Lead (Un)
St Louis-San Francisco
Jan
St Regis
San
May
(r h)
Macy si Co
common.
(Un)
Magna vox Co
•
27
Bancorporation
Martin
Co
Matson
Navigation Co (Un) —
Robbins Inc (Un)
m
Oil
m
&
Chemical
Power
Montana
Montgomery
29%
Apr
37%
32%
Jun
36% May
46
Apr
47%
16%
600
Jan ■;
33%
18%
18%
29%
al9
29%
214
16c
29,000
yy- y 30
St Co
y/.y,
79c f
41%
46%
25%
Feb
6va May
33% July
215
12%
Jan
59
32%
Jan
23c
30
Jan
41c
Jan
22%
Jan
National
Gypsum
Natomas
New
n
North
rr
Mar
Jun
1.00
41%
47
'
225
44% July
46% Jun
43%
Jun
44% Jun
6%
Jun
46%
Jun
Southern
232
12% July
16 % Mar
Southern
800
21
Feb
26% May
254
47
Jan
60
American
6%
Invest
16%
•
91%
new
(Un)
16%
Apr
17% Mar
Spiegel
312
36%
Jun
47
Jan
Jun
34%
Feb
Standard
79%
Jan
21%
24%
100
20% May
23% Jun
91
91
100
37
19% Mar
36%
",4%
,'-
65
•
.
Jan
64
Jan
yy 7
Jan
Mar
86% May
39
420
31%
Jan
40
357
56%
Jan
a57% a59%
283
57%
Jun
498
100
47% May
24% Jun
693/4 Apr61% May
52% Mar
122
25 %
51
rr
51%
——25
25
25
a43
/
32%
32%
,
32%
1
Apr
25
July'
-
Jun
26%
;
Jan
92
40% May
43% Mar
yv:457
31% May
35%
;
y
Jan
32%
33
a6%
a6%
21 %
21%
21%
50%
50%
825
49%
iy 44
44
265
44
26%
26%
26%
260
25% May
27%
Jan
25
24%
25
1,332
23% May
29
7
Apr
2
&
50c
2
Inc
ioo
31% May
6 Va Jun
20
.
227
.
19%
35
•
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
23
Mar
Jun
58% Mar
July
45% Jun
14%
14%
38%
50%
54'/e
2,973
179
48%
Jan
893
50 %
Jan
(Un)_
California—
of
Co
38%
a59% a60%
common
Oil
54%
(Un)
58%
(Ind)
94% May
Standard
Oil Co
24
Jun
Standard
Oil
25
Jan
23%
Feb
Jun
41%
Jun
Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker Packard
29%
Jan
Sunray
a
17% May
29% May
,400
25%
Sperry Rand Corp
22% July
50
a42% a42%
•
8% Mar
20% May
227
y!yfy;4oi-,;:
/'•
24%
pfd ser a
Standard Brands Inc
28%
24%
24%
Northern Pacific Rwy
807
91%
25
preferred
Jun
89
May
May
5%
20%
74
50%
77,660
v
Feb
22 % Mar
200
a43
Railway Co (Un)j——
Public Service—«■*
40
16%
31%
y
1
preferred
5'/a%
•y.:y
37%
31%
31%
1
(Un)
common
55%
a5%
37%
—•
Aviation
American
North
System
;
54%
a5%
May
Mar
162
"! Apr
66%
51%
Southwestern
55%
the
_
Jun
66
Mar
427-r
--
24%
Co
12%
Jan
19
Aur
24
■
25%
(Un)
Pacific Co
Southern
4c
34
Jun
36%
25
Petroleum—
Calif
26%
Power..
s%
:/
July
104
a81%a84%
a59 %
(Un)__*
(Un).*—u.
preferred
Southern
20
4
•
25
preferred
pfd 4.48%
Southern Cal Gas Co
233/4 Feb
66%
__15
Conv
22%
500
-7
31
39
51 Va
Jan
Jan
100
17%
.'5%
—"
4.32%
Mar
40% May
40% Feb
a
Ftb
18%
22%
13,200
31
;
2.50
(Un)
preferred
4.24%
l
Apr
26
28
(Un)
Mohawk
><!,'■
70 a72 %
f
41%
8
-
4c
17%
31
..3
Socony
Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern Calif Edison Co com
12%
1
(Un)—1
41
May
211
-
a25
a
__1
<Un)_
•■
.
•/
19%
a72 %
a84%
1
Electric
England
y Central
Niagara
(Un)
Signal Oil Si Gas Co class
Oil Corp (Un)
12%
(Un)
;
20
4c
Sinclair
26%
Company
32% Mar
a25
Shell Oil Co
Jan
38%
v
<
(Un)_—i
Fibres.
Auto
National Distillers Products
Jun
19%
19%
Shasta Water Co common
"
National
28
20
Co
Roebuck &
Sears,
May
15c
123
46%
46%
20
28% May
645
42
:
18% May
15,499
-yy-
'
21% Mar
90
44%
a44% a44%
41%
Co new
(Un)..—
5
510
y
43%
a44%
Co.
&
yv
a24% a24%
44%
51% Mar
175
a28
Jan
6
58 Va
Jun
a21% a21%
Cement (Un)
Seaboard'Finance Co
Jun
Feb
14% Mar
Feb
45%
a21 % a21%
Mining
Mauncio
Jan
50%
140
a52 % a53%
a53 %
11
565
,
——
Schenley Industries
Scott Paper Co
Jan
15%
69c
<y, 70c
com
San
915
1
High
a45
a27 %
—
-
Santa Cruz Portland
May y
390
35
a26% a26%
(Un)
—
Ward
(Philip)
Morris
a
(Un)......
Co
Portland Cement
Monsanto
31%
3
100
Mother Lode Mines..
Develop Co
m
j
218
15c
19
a
Chapman & Scott
Middle South Util Inc com
Mission
94
33%
33%
Merritt
Monolith
27
5%
Ltd
i
May i
July i
Jan
Jan
15%
y
Inc (Un)
Mindanao
40
23
89%
15%
34%
Co___—
Co
Petrolem
34%
»'
Feb
Jan
18%
Mfg
&
Merrill
36%
/
30%
Apr
146
-
a47 % a47%
a 47%
McKesson &
Merck
102
91
34%
34%
(Glenn)
28%
669
27
91
Meier &c Frank Co Inc,
Menasco
205
26%
(Un)*.,
Marine
30%
a34 a34%
1
.
Calculators
Marcaant
30%
•
_
~
a23
Paper Co (Un).
Gas & Elec com
preferred
4%% preferred
14
a44%
Diego
5%
Low
57%*
57%
a45
Ry (Un)..
Jan.
Range since
High
57%
;
Safeway Stores Inc——
Feb
72%
Shares
13%
13%
Foods Inc
and w Fine
8
Jun
Apr
18% Mar
for Week
Low
Par
54
54
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1
High
y
15% al5%
a
67%
(Un)
Inc
Low
67'/a
Aircraft Corp.
Lockheed
Loew's
High
47%
48
_7
25
„
Range since Jan.
a45%
1
—
Co
Shares
of Prices
Last
stocks
for Week
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Cast
Sale Price
stocks
6
Sales
Week'#
Friday
(Coot.)
Su Frsiclses Stock Exck.
j
n
Chemical
Stauffer
'
of
Co
573's
64
•
Jan
38 va
175
64
52%
13 3/8
200
/
58%
52%
64
co—
y
■
July
50 %
Jun
347
y
527/a
154
51
153/4 May
43% May
58
62%
;,
Feb
■
Feb
May
Apr
62%
75 ,-v
.
Apr
Apr
7%
7%
360
73/e
Jun
57% May
10% Feb
25%
25%
650
22%
Jan
27%
Apr
27%
27%
287
19
Jan
28
Jun
a46 a46%
80
44
Va May
a51% a52%
:j-' 234
Sterling
■
"
Aircraft
Northrop
330
22%
22%
1
Inc
Occidental
Petroleum
Ohio Oil Co
Olln
20c
Corp
1.90
•
Chemical
Corp
41%
39
a58
a54
y
400
a58
Jan
345
.*
45c
34%
Jan
150
41%
i
...
Mathiesen
1.90
52%
Jan
Feb
2.70
46%
Swift
Apr
Coast
Aggregates
Pacific Gas si Electric
Rights
w
1st
6%
&Va%
5%
5%
5%
red
28
4.50%
red
1st
red
Pullman
27
Apr
26
May
Corp
Inc
29%
28%
330
24%
25'/8
322
24%
Apr
27%
38 Va
38%
1,167
37 %
Jun
40
17%
19 %
290
12%
Jan
139%
140
116
133%
Jan
19 %
i
Twentieth
Jan
1
19%
Feb
19%
503
16%
Jan
23
Feb
20%
Jan
-
300
a61
22%
605
6%
6 Va
200
a99 % al03%
245
/
10
al03%
1.10
97
20%
22%
p 10
5
(Un)
Jan
6
Jun
Carbide
&
Union
Electric
Co
Pacific
Union
•
Union
Sugar
United
Aircraft
Apr
25% May
(Un)
Ry Equipt & Realty Co Ltd
Rayonier Inoorp
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
'
Reserve
Oil
Rexall Drug
Si
Gas
Reynolds Tobacco class b (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Richfield Oil Corp
;
Riverside Cement Co class a
Aircraft
Roos
Ryan
'f
Victor
43%
46 Va
49%
Apr
Western
32 Va Mar
Western
56
——'
26
54%
56
26%
*
263/4
•
a78
30%
a 25%
30 %
50
florins
Co
1
50
84
25
44
41%
/
32%
Preferred
Jan
West
19 Va Mar
10
Mar
43 va Mar
49%
29
373/4
Feb
49
59%
1,552
51%
Jan
62
Apr
a63V4 a63 %
85
68
Apr
4%
4%
105
4
May
49%
49%
150
42
Mar
ie
16
303
14 Va
16 %
May
25%
26%
330
19 y
Jan
26%
Jun
a37% a37%
Jun
'54% Mar
32% Mar
May
58% Feb
i
Apr
5
Mar
!
54 % May
Jan
37 Va Mar
Feb
83%
32%
Feb
26 Va
Jan
373/4
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1,756
1.05
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1.40
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12
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3,7^0
10 Va
Feb
49
48
49
246
47
Jun
25c
Insurance
12%
13
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Pacific Railroad Co
Jan
Apr
583/4 Mar
625
12%
Feb
14
a73% a73%
10
63%
Feb
84% May
19%
19%
230
19%
Jun
22% Mar
35%
12%
*
com
19%
(Un)—2.50
Telegraph
Union
13 %
Mar
10
12%
;—10
34%
33%
34 %
380
30
Feb
54%
52%
54%
1,475
51%
Jun
62/2 Mar
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88
46'/a
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54%
10
46%
46%
463/a
328
45%
Jun
50% Mar
Apr
Apr
Jan
44
36%
1.20
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)—'
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Apr
Anr
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yv 36
1.15
1
(Un)—__5
*
Life
26%
1.29
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
57% May
71
213/4 May
42
Mar
385
81
Jan
Apr
Yellow
111% May
333/4 May
70
21% Mar
7 3 Va July
•.-«
63% May
36 v2 Feb
1
(Un)
com
(Un)
Coast
Western
Mar
200
104% 107 Va
425
80
56 Va
*
Power
Petroleum
Westates
May
29
'
350
a
6
Water
Washington
50 % Mar
26% May
9i6
30 %
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43%
107%
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160
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204
220
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5
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400
1,190
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173/4 Jan
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353/4 May
May
30%
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450
175
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346
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Petroleum
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Oil
Universal
15
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Aeronautical
39
59%
14%
670
20 Va
73'/a
10
8,
34%
73%
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5
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10
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34
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30
165
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65
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221
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*
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10
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Gas Corp
5%
1
12 3%
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42%
2.50
Jan
52%
s
53/4
10
Co
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27%
9%
350
21% July
72% Jan
14% July
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800
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United
42%
5
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24%
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27 Vb
52% July
May
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y
24%
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•
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61%
Jun
Jun
38%
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27
49%
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800
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47% Mar
y
May
61 va
21% July
65 3/4 Feb
41%
39%
12%
mir
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com
39%
39 3/4
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common
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Air
Warner
Radio Corp of America
26
./
29%
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common
United
105% May
Jan
200
36
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39 Va
Jan
61%
104
2
May
75% Mar
78%
105
38% Mar
Jun
22 %
33%
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325
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1
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8
33
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28
10
1
32%
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Mar
21
145
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-
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633/4 Jun
—10
(un)
Jun
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66
50c
Union Oil Co of Calif
i
19% July
50
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Jan
38%
27
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Apr
55% May
;;
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105
25%
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25
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33
;
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Oil
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25 v4
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(Un)
—
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33%
1
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Phillips Petroleum Co
New common w 1
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Puget Sound Pulp and LumberNew
Feb
30% May
27% May
27% Jun
Inc
Textron
Jan
25
!
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common
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Dodge
37
Apr
200
27%
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33%
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Pennsylvania rr Co
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27%
25
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Pan American World Airways
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28
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100
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Phelps
Jan
Jun
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1,102
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29
29
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29
25
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28
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4.36%
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2,539
12,869
34%
28
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pfd
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34%
28
pfd
preferred
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50
66
25
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new
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42%
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17,402
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Texas
Pacific
—
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&
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Oil
Mid-Continent
Mold
Super
33
Cab
Co
9%
———.——25
(Un)
/
•
.
9%
300
24
1
common
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
24 Va
290
24
Feb
89
89
100
84
Jan
8%
10 Va
Jan
-
Apr
27
May
102
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
JULY 6
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
STOCK!
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Abltlbl Power & Paper common
m
4% %
preferred
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a
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i
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Corp
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Jun
12%
24
Mar
Apr
8
93
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121
4,128
100
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112
115
1,915
25
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1,370
23
51
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51
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45
410
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54
Feb
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21
21%
1,845
21
Jun
25 %
47
Apr
47
150
4%
46
May
May
47
Jun
British
45
Mar
28
2,210
38
27%
26
27 %
1,210
17% Feb
May
on
Canadian securities.
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Canadian Stock
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direct private wire
from coast to coast.
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see
page
45.
800
39 % May
42 Va
450
37
Jun
45
12,310
45%
Jun
513/4 Mar
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7
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33
Power
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32
33
900
28
Feb
33
Apr
41%
43%
12,923
35
Jan
45%
Feb
100'/4
101
395
100
Apr
105%
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49
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May
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38
37
38
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65
62%
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3,245
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56
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.,
Apr
43
Jan
Jun
Feb
19%
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36%
Jun
40
65 3/4
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July
102 3i
103
60
105
Jan
31
30%
31
5,384
28% May
36
Mar
2h
28%
28%
29
139
28% May
31
Feb
10
36
36
37%
550
33
Jun
39%
Apr
58
58
35,
57
Jun
59 Va May
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Canada
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100
99
100
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97
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54%
52%
55
515
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57 Va
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29%
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Fairbanks
29
Jun
33 %
50
30
Jun
33%
31
31
30
27
Jan
32
Mar
Feb
42
Jun
33-
80
15
16
4,032
15
July
31
33
183
31
Jun
9 Va
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9
May
—*—25
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40
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70
8
Jan
•
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50
23
Jan
40
15
25
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1,830
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common
&
30
30%
*
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$1.75 series
Canadian Chemical
29%
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•
common
Canners
Canadian
104
100
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25
common
preferred
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101% May
—50
4.40%
Ltd
Canadian
$1.25
.
.
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43
common
Malting
Anr
Apr
Mar
1.26 July
Jun
63/a
•
common
Foundries
Iron
1.02
*
preferred
Canada
Canada
•
*
Power.
Canadian
footnotes
42
47%
—100
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For
4.35 July
Jun
41%
Products
Products
Canadian
NEW YORK
Apr
Apr
3.00
co—
Forest
Canadian
Teletype: NYl-1979
68%
41%
50
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Jun
42
co—
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Building
Canada
all
14,495
54
46 Va
1—.—..—50
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5%
quotations
4.35
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preferred
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Est
3.45
May
56
41%
common
preferred
21
41%
Note
Bank
preferred
preferred
4vz%
47
40%
509
33
Jan
42
b_
Light & Power-
American
Jan
41
Traction
British
•
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class
Telephone
Brazilian
British
44% May
60
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Jan
47%
■;41%
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Mar
26
56
.
25
100%
&
Jan
May
.
25
2,617
47%
Power
Apr
May
7%
a31
55%
1.25
Apr
26%
10
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4.25
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42%
Jun
22
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60
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23
100
325
136
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of
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100
8
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preferred
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39%
10
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Bank
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383/4
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—50
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a24%
39%
*
~~
Shoe
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
ot Prices
Low
1-20
Aigoma
Sales
for Week
Sales
Week's
of Prices
-
Low
Range
Sals Pries
Sale Price
Fnnds
Week's
Last
\
Last
STOCKS
com
•
9%
Apr
Anr
21% Mar
37
Feb
11% Mar
9
28%
Feb
Feb
Volume
Number 5549
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(145)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Frioe
Par
CpT>oHfan
7 % '7o
industries
common
Canadian
Locomotive
v*>.auntL
uii
5%
preferred
cummun
'1953
warrants
lw55
:
—i-;—-.4.-,—
,
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Farm Equipment
Enurpriaej,
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A__
Distillers
&
•
4
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Corsets
Dominion
Glass
7%
&
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Stores
Dominion
Tar &
Red
Ltd
Preferred
Players
Motors
13
31%
Praser
32%
700
21% r. 22
39%
40
16
16%
21
225
7% % 7%
138
38
138
31
Jan
36
Jan
91%
29%
91%
100
91
Jan
95
8%
8%
235
1
17%
17%
56
55
•
23 %
23
23%
37
36%
37
3,235
1
28 %
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6%
27%
6
—
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new
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50
12
7%
45%
88 3/
88
::
54%
Ltd
57
.
Jun
1,182
7% pfd
Belgium Stores Ltd
Jan
Canada
56
Apr
Canada
38
Jun
Jun
Feb
f
&
Canadian
Canadian
64
Jan
89
July
Catelli
11 %
Power
Food
Class
Apr
36%
Jan
55
10 %
Jun
12% Mar
6% May
Jan
May
96 % May
59
Mar
101%
Feb
50%
Jan
97
18%
98%
6,349
6%
1,000
35
•
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(Robt)
on
6% Mar
109
Feb
28
Jan
190
106
150
'
38%
3,760
27 •'/a
15
106
22
22
125
10
10
200
22
9%
class
42%
44
935
7%
8
17,412
94
94
95
155
58
55%
58
1,783
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13%
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2.50
2.60
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16%
16%
a23
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142% May
40
Apr
Feb
2.85
Jan
52% July
Jan
Feb
B
;
Breweries
Class
class
•
,
B
>
•
i
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.
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan & Co common
4%% preferred
-
— ———
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———
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93
5
com
42% May
106
Feb
24
Jan
Jun
11
Mar
May
48
Mar
9%
7 7c
103%
Feb
Jan
58
Jun
15
May
2.50
Jun
23
.22%
640
22% July
27
Jan
16%
3,450
16
18
11%
11%
30
30 V4
38%
565
150
;150
10
Page-Hersey Tubes
price
Corp
Bros
of
&
Provincial
150
—•
Placer Development
Powell River Company
Power
38%
al2%
•
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;
150
Co
Ltd
common
Jun
Jan
27%
25%
105
Jan
Apr
Feb
11%
Jun
12%
28
Jan
34
Quebec Power
Robertson
Jan
64
37 %
Jun
Apr
Rolland
Class
Paper class A
B
Bt
common
Lawrence
Lawrence
Corp
Preferred
Series
Series
A
B
Jan
71
11%
Feb
27
a
570
19%
225
19%
440
19%
20
•
61
62
5,004
a
14
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205
26% July
19
Jun
4%
preferred
4%%
pfd
21
Feb
56% May
12%
Feb
17%
1,235
81%
1,940
75%
Jun
102 102%
995
100%
Jun
68%
Jan
16% May
84
50
2,170
48
540
47
52
52
86
48
5i
;
30% Mar
17% Mar
17%
86
Feb
16 %
78%
102 %
14%
21% May
21% Apr
81
•
*
TORONTO
52
5
51
&
Apr
Apr
37
37
34
34
34
22
22
29
29
r-
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29
:
5
406
25
25
40
25
July
28
Apr
40
38
Jun
40
Apr
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*
38
38
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23
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of
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of
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Corp
Royal
225
20
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1st
A
1,000
109 y2 May
17%
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17%
18
205
10%
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92
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page
45.
11
500
92
♦
1
Apr
1.90
Jan
138
Jan
11
Mar
17
Apr
May
Mar
July
Feb
18
Feb
11
Apr
85
Jan
100
Mar
8%
62
4
Jun
6
Feb
a235
a235
1
180
Feb
225
Apr
2.50
2.50
3.85
6,400
50
48%
50
305
40
Jan
9
9
9
300
9
July
45
45
46
165
-50
50%
50%
pfd. -50
68
68
19
19
335
17
200
—10
*
Ltd
1.75
Apr
3.85 July
50
July
10'/a
Lt
&
Pr
Ltd
Co
-10
Jan
37%
Jan
50
Apr
45
48
Jun
52%
Jan
32
68
Feb
73
Jan
21%
Feb
19%
Apr
Jan
Quebec Power Co Ltd—
-i—
6%
Corp
n
2nd
(Can)
Southern
Canada
par
c
Telephone
Quebec
Reitmans
Corp
5
common—
Ltd
19
*
Power
6%
17
pfd—100
*
Trans
*
Corp class A
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Amusement
Class
A
United
class
B
18% May
17
Jun
130
135
May
43%
475
40
May
70%
1,360
140
141
43%
43
70 Va
69%
of
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•
Pen
Canada
Ltd
Co
44'/a
7%
a7
72
—*
voting trust.—
Distillerers
8
8
528
8
*
13
13
100
13
Ltd
W-ainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Apr
65% Mar
15% May
18
145
44%
Jan
5
5%
1,700
10V4
10 Va
10%
1,500
30
30
30
230
7%
7%
100
E)
5'/4
:
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Ltd——5
(L
70 Va July
Apr
Jan
8
Jan
July
July
8
13
July
July
Apr
Canada
Ltd
Mining
Alta
(J
C)—,
and
Oil
——*
2%
Feb
10 y»
Jun
6"% Apr
Va Jan
17
Anthonian
1
;
Mines
Lead
Arno
Aull
14c
16c
13,000
2.77
2.80
2,000
42c
40c
42c
2.29
2.27
2.32
Mining
Nickel
Metal
Mines
10c,
10c
102y2 July
90
May
52% Mar
54% Mar
B8iley Selburn
Baker
Talc
Oil
Bandowan
Mines
Barvallee
& Gas
Mines
17 %c
Jan
5,300
9c
13c
Jun
15c
Feb
Jan
22c
Apr
2.70 May
40c
May
1.51 May
3.70
71c
2.35
Apr
Mar
Jun
17c 18 %c
30,350
12c
12c
15c
19,000
12c
Jun
24c
Jan
15 %c
17c
6,000
15c
Jun
21 %C
Jun
13%
Ltd A——1
Mines
Rod
Ltd
4%c Jan
1
Ltd—
Lake
21c
Apr
1
Oil
Rare
&
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Min
6 VsC
95c
1.00
16,200
Ltd-
5,500
9c
Jan
23c
43,000
10c
Apr
18c
Jan
1,000
2.05 Mar
3.35
Jan
4.25
4.25
4.25
600
2.25 May
4.25 July
75c
70c
75c
2,700
Jan
85c
34c
3Jc
36c
109,300
20c
Mar
48c
1
50c
45c
50c
32,216
45c
July
68c
Apr
20C
20c
500
15c
Mar
44c
Apr
22c
23c
2,800
21c
Jun
42c
Feb
1
22c
2.35
Ltd—1
1
2.00
25c
1.52
2.25
2.35
11%
Corp
Ltd
11%
100
2.00
2.00
1,500
Ltd
Minerals Ltd
(Dunsmujr)
•
6,400
18
1.50
1.53
26 Vi
*
71c
preferred
Jun
15c
Canadian
Collieries
Jun
Apr
16c
Mines Ltd
Oils
1.05
May
2.40
13c
Admiral
90c
11c
Uranium
Astoria
July
15
15c
15c
Mines< Ltd
1
Campbell Chibougamau ijlines Ltd—-1
Canadian
Jun
2.40
1
Ltd
Smelt
Petroleums
95c
Jan
Feb
1
1
Corp
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet
9
16c
Voting Trust-*
Mines
&
70c
9,000
2.40
Ltd— 1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
4,750
11c
1
Mines
Refining
Metals
300
85c
—1
Gold
Ltd—
Mines
95c
13%
80c
10 %c
85c
1
Ltd-*-
Chibougamau
Calata
JOHN'S, P.
Mar
9
15 %c
1
Gold
Bouzan
St., New York City, HAnover 2-0575
35
.
•
Ltd
Burnt Hill Tungsten
Phillips Square
July
7% July
1
—_
Ltd
Band-Ore
Brunswick
Office:
8,200
'
Mines
Bouscadillac
EXCHANGE
1,500
15c
2.80
—1
Ltd
10c
1
20c
Ltd—
Mines
Corp
Corp
Ltd————.—
Atlas Sulphur & Iron
Arcadia
30
Stocks—
Ltd
Mines
Ameranium
An a con
Breweries
Apr
92
Wilson
5%
see
510
Jun
70
1.15 May
545
•
pfd
36
May
127
common
Dairies
preferred
Power
Canadian
footnotes
Jun
70
1.50
al0%
Corp__
Ltd—
Ltd
Newfoundland
*>nnnvviUe
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
For
33%
26%
36 V2
1.35
Paper Co
Distilleries Ltd com—.
Mount
45% July
Jan
125%
Power &
Canada
Jan
22
127
*
Jan
1.90 Mar
Jan
1.50
Mersey Paper Co Ltd——
Mica
Jan
•
A
Jun
76
33%
175
34
Jun
7.00
Feb
33
6,945
a80
Jun
6.75
May
1.20
Jan
7%
i
23
Telephone PL-9501
Branch:
3.65
•
ciass
W)
Jan
68
10
a80
100
6.50
3.75 Mar
41
33%
33%
5%
1
•:
Mar
4.35 May
100
a75
a36
al.60
86
5
a75
*
-
50
&6
a36
Ltd
Jun
97
7%
-
Motor
Apr
97
Jan
July
5.00
Corp Ltd
Ford
30%
36% Mar
7
•>"'45
Horner
Apr
28Va
200
97
49
Fleet
41%
29
5.00
class
——
Kootenay Power 7%
'
97
——
East
July
34
Jun'!.
19%'May J,
7%
*
Boreal
230 Notre Dame St.
West, Montreal
Local
37
25
150
5.00
—
•
Belle
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
100
->■'
•
Apr
1
*
—,
Mining Corp Ltd
Bellechasse Mining
Corp
HART
STOCK
STOCK
CANADIAN
24 y8 Mar
37
Belcher
MONTREAL
Jan
Ltd—*
Co
Ltd
—
Beatrice
MEMBERS:
20%
Consolidated Paper
Beaucage
SAVARD
105
May
17%
common
& Power common
24 Va
24
*
Western
50
59
-
8hawinigan Water
Apr
Apr
7% July
llJ/a Jun
Jun
A—
Paper Inv Ltd
—
Waterman
1,542
25
67
19%
|
9J/4
13
Jun
Jan
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A
Preferred '
w--—
62%
67
19%
•
25
•
B
91% Apr
13% Feb
Feb
19%
Cement
Feb
53
19%
10
Jan
1,195
•
___.
Royallte OH Co Ltd
al9
Feb
12% May
52% May
51%
158
67
26%
al9
-
Jun
77
25
205
*
_
Royal Bank of Canada
Bt
26%
150
Apr
July
al3% al3%
*
James
al3
Juh
5%
Mar
15,850
66
•
Company,
al3
7
11% July
11
Apr
51 %
55%
63
67
*
88%
54
65
•
^
88%
al2% al2%
54
•
Transport
*
88%
*
.
350
Jan
IV%
Traders Finance
2,074
38%
22%
Jun
101 % July
360
57%
•
200
7%
Apr
Jan
56%
100
—_
.
50
11%
13%
3.50 Mar
300
30
common
preferred
&
Products
Preferred
r
United
Ogilvie Flour Mills
a6%
51% Mar
Jun
1.10
Feb
11% Mar
261
1,136
>.
56%
National Steel Car Corp
Noranda Mines Ltd..
41%
25
*
A
a6%
11%
Feb
11
Jun
Jun
40% May
7% July
•50
101% 101%
'
Class
Moifcon
■
•
•;
2,390
Apr
43%
98 % July
515
41%
106
Jan
6% Mar
!
285
52 %
38%
78%
161
35
280
43%
7%
11%
Feb
Mar
52%
•
U
■
July
35
•
11 Vt
High
70c
3,973
"
50
15
285
100
—
235
20%
B
Class
July
6%
48
*
common.
78,600
47
24
•
Ingersoll Rand
Canadian Marconi Co
•
"»t ifc-ej rcu
1.10
19%
Investments Ltd——j.
Jan
962
LOW
1.00
_* :
15% Mar
Melchers
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
class
50
6,504
137
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24
^
Hydro-Electric
A
Shares
20%
& Dock Co Ltd
48% May
Ltd—
class
Ltd
B
Feb
940
137
Sales
for Week
of Prices
•
Sugar
Jun
Jan
Feb
1
Packers
Class
Canadian Gen
300
137
52
Exchange
46%
——_100
Dominion
15% Mar
15%
6%'
July
Fonda
Low
com
Jan
8.60
May
8.00 July
35
Jan
Mar
48%
,.v
41%
48
7%
5
Brown Company
Jan
48
11
15%
5
•
80
Range
20
Dominion
7.50
48
Jan
22%
47
pfd
66%
48
97
55
Week's
Claude Neon General Advert class A 10c
55
300
48
common.....
10
180
5
Co
5%
Ltd
40
100
5.00
25
1.10
Co—
47%
99%
•
Development
675
9.80
Jun
65% May
13
Last
160
v:
-
99%
100
Frunuuttc
25% May
Timber
Belding-Corticelli
8% July
42J/< Jan
10%
1,895
15%
&
Canadian Dredge
402
53%
Ltd
112
33
:
200
52%
53%
Anglo-Nfld
Moore
Mctxui
15% May
Apr
Per
Lumber
41% May
100
200
.10
Co
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Jan
Friday
Feb
4,528
•
Acceptance
%
645
13
STOCKS
Jan
7
11%
(John).
Laurentide
Apr
11
170
25
lo
Jan
32
5% July
♦6%
preferred
Labatt
21 %
Gas—
common.
Canadian
Jan
2,298
53%
Jun
115
89
\
9.80
Corp common—5
Public Service
100
720
Canadian Stock
Apr
Apr
1,125
;
47%
37
xViaV
6%
Power
Jamaica
v
12%
44%
47%
26%
300
.
al3
-
Jan
luo
760
V.'
:
37
<
May
110
11%
Interprovinclal Pine Lines
\xi
Mar
8.00
22%
——
Preferred
Jan
5
6'%
common
Petroleum
75
8.00
22%
—
A
Feb
9%
21
800
50%
37
23
31%
945
/
■
6
ai2%
Corp common..*
Utilities
Jun
69%
22%
.
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
11%
common
International
16%
Mar
com—5
.
International
17
Jan
28
37
•
—
International
Feb
14
Abltca
'8%
.——50
Raper
14%
62
Feb
44%
■;
100
.
475
Apr
*12%
:'*V
•
Canada
Canada
01
15%
al6 al6%
22
62 x63 %
50%
preferred
Preferred
15%
69 Va
class
Limited
May
5.00 May
10
Apr
& Worts
-
Winnipeg Central
Ze^ers
Jun
55
,
Jan
Leaseholds
(Geo)
102
Jun
2.75
58
'
'
Initxnational
Western
Weston
Jun
40%
5.55
May
£1
Cement
Cotton
Gooderham
talker
101
5,997
May
8%
.-—~
preferred
Inland
1,200
4.25
Jan
Mar
3.95 May
2,800
13
44%
com.
preferred
$2.25
45%
3.50
Jun
9.50
52
28%
5%
,__5
common
Acceptance
425
42s/a
2.00
Apr
Mar
9.25
235
,108
preferred
Industrial
80
14,315
102
21%
9.40
1,230
alll
—1
of
Jan
14,027
2.90
Feb
15%
56
'
alll
2
Tobacco
57%
66%
2.70
17 ye
!
Corp
17%
.108
*
——;
Ltd
8% July
825
•
-
Oil
63%
'
Apr
preferred : ———--4—4.—__50
Bay Mining
Imperial
53
101 Va
—
Steel
Jun
24
—-
Husky Oil
50
Feb
101%
——_i
44% Mar
827
100
Paper
% July
49
4.25
Bank
Jan
Jan
1,189
A
Smith
$2.00
Hudson
44
30
' Jan
Feb
31
35%
12
Howard
125
51%
Jun
Jan
9
141
138-
25%
5
Alabas
44%
51%
July
7Vt May
360
450
44 Va
100
May
24
35
Corp
common
&
40
17
--1
24%
Canada
.
class
Jan
July
25
Wares
Lime
Oil
Jan
12%
Apr
10
45%
-100
Oils
United
Jan
35
common-—.
Laxes Paper Co Ltd
Home
32
Mar
95%
100
Sale Prica
Dynamics
Gypsum,
Triad
22% Mar
Jan
28
July
•
Motors
Steel
45
*
Bakeries Ltd
General
-
•
com
—
General
-
Mar
17%
21
15
38
1
37%
Jan
Feb
Feb
19%
66
j
pfd
Rights
13% May
34% Apr
16% July
3,361
7%
,V
1.320
-
24
'•!
Jan
25%
—
Apr
17%
2,655
21
common
Power
40
V
6,051
-
Jan
-27%
1,286
100
56
152
25
*
1
Toronto-Dominion
39% Mar
Jun
11
•
894
45
16 %
A-J
ort-at
U,
44
16%
21
A
of
preferred
19%
275
40
i
Ltd
Co's
ai
2,600
45
•
Canadian
—
Co
"-a
>
20%
13
16%
4
Mar
33 Va May
50
class
Foundation
.46
1
Mar
25%
140
100
*
Power
Canada
"Mar
.»
High
80
19%
__
19%
—
17% Mar
6,200
Low
140
25%
*
i;
—
Canada
of
Co
Wabasso
37%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
140
—
•
Rights
Jan
33
May
•
4
Dupuis Freres
General
,;£.v-
38
May
16
(H)
Ltd
Steinbergs Ltd 5%%
Jan
30% July
Shares
Low
pfd. -100
*
Steel
Mar
JO
•
common
13
8O0
.
54
16V4
21%
8%
Jan
7%
voting trust ctfs
& Sons 5% pfd
—100
Southern
30% July
45% May
May
9%
Can
Breweries
Southam Co
36% Mar
-
125
31
16%
23 %
-
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont of Canada Sec
5%
32%
•
•
6
235
850
19%
'•*"
Jun
of
for Week
—
Mar
5.00 Mar
Jan
Williams
olmpsons
Mar
10
30 %
•-'i 3.880
'<!;
106
July
23% May
300
32
34%
19%
*
4.
Coal
preferred —-——-.4-4,
Donohue Bros Ltd
Gatine an
37 Vt
2,166
•W
Sherwin
24% May
Feb
3.50
30 %
1
Jan
Apr
8
100
10%
54
Jan
;, 3,208
....
6%
%
31
13
Chemical common
Dominion Textile
Ford
35
6%
20
102%
100
30%
10
•
pfd
Famous
29%
30%.
-,4——-*
common—
Steel
10
3.50
54
2
com
1,103
8.00
16%
preferred -4-4——44L;4i4—-—4-20
Dominion
24
106
3.1%
31
Steel
&
Simon
6%
*
—
Foundries
Jan
10%
!—444.—
Dominion
41
31%
4
Co_
Seagrams
Bridge
Dominion
Sicks'
Jan
31
^
Seal
25
34%
—
class
Mar
15
8.00
30%
Cockshutt
Cork
a31
3.50
Consol
Corbys
92
106
*
Commned
Crown
24
Jan
31%
preferred—10
Ltd
May
91
Sales
Range
Par
19
35
23%'
Week's
of Prices
Last
High
1,531
8.00
r
Mo
Vlckers
STOCKS
1
Sale Price
Low
20
106
6
Friday
Range since Jan.
1'igh
91%
——
Railway
JULY
19
24
—10
warrants
C*j-»aiaju .Pacific
ENDED
a31
'
,
WEEK
91%
,—*
—.
uumuuniea
19%
50
.
Shares
Low
___•
preferred
FOR
Sales
for Week
26 Va
500
12 %c 14 %C
6,100
17 Va
1,200
45c
1.15
11
1.90
Jan
May
Jun
3.80
Apr
Mar
Apr
ADr
14
Jan
2.75
Feb
1.60
Jun
55c
Jan
19%
Jan
28% Mar
10c
Jun
25c
17% July
Jan
28% Mar
18%
2,680
64c
75c
58,567
42c
Feb
75c
July
41c
1
41c
1,000
27c
Jan
48c
Jun
Jun
14%
Jan
Apr
95c
Apr
Ltd_3
.9%
9%
9%
300
1
a91c
a91c
&91c
2,400
8%
84c
41
The Commercial and
42
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday;'July 9, 1956
^
.
(146)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Range
Canadian
Lithium
Petroleums Ltd.,—*
Devonian
Canadian
8.20
1
76c
Mines Ltd
Manganese Mines Ltd———1
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
1
Carnegie Mines Ltd—
*
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd——1
Canuba
20c
Manitoba
Consolidated
Apr
6,500
20c
Jan
38c
Jan
14 %c
Feb
12c
Jan
18c
11,500
10c
Jan
22c
45c
14,100
41c
July
37c
37c
39c
11,000,.
36c
May
48c
11,450
17c
Feb
35c
—1
Ltd
i
Mines Ltd—
Feb
3.30
Apr
1.10
Apr
6.65
Aor
17%c
17%c
1.73
18c
;
500
10%
1.80
*
1.48 May
70c
3.70
13c
15c
38,500
5c
Feb
18c
14 %C
Atlantic
Acadia
Class
1.05 Mar
8.90 May
5,300
65c
70c
Consol
preferred
4%%
Apr
1.85 Mar
Jun
1.00
3.70
l
Yellowknife Mines.
Mining Corp.—l
Cortez Explorations Ltd
——*
—1
Cournor
Mining Co Ltd.———...i
Quebec
A
Rio
18c
500
18c
July
Dome Mines Ltd
Dona id a
Mines
3.25
3.35
v
.25c
Ltd.,———
Oils
Devon-Leduc
*
Ltd
Producers
18,150
J
-
40c
200. /
Jan
,
3.30 Jan
May
15c
1
60c
••
300
,
14%
40
"I
60c
4,500
1.78
a
1.05
1.12
—1
5-90
5.90
6.00
—1
1.12
1.08
Smelt Corp Ltd.—1
6.45
1
74c
1
35c
1
30c
—1
Duvun Copper Co Ltd
'
■
Sullivcn
Asbestos
Eastern
Eastern
El
Ltd
Mines
",/
3.65
Mining
Ltd
Co
&
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd.——.
Oil & Minerals Inc
—
empire
—
Metal
Fab
Ltd—
Mines
•'
Falconbridge Nickel
Fano
Mining
Fonlana
Mines
Frobislier
Fundy
(1945)
'
1.93 Mar
Jun
Pacific
70c
•-
-
♦
:
Mines—*.
Copper
1
■
■
J._
Jan
Amurex
7.60
Jan
miacou
6.45
7,700
5.50
76c
49.400
29%c
Jun
76c
July
30c
35c
9,700
28c
Jun
55c
Apr
30c
32c
2,500
30c
Mar
50c
Mar
a37
a39
39
July
25c
28c
12c
12c
l
.t—
—
1.50
96c
13c
29c
33c
,
Feb
22c
Mar
12c
8,000
100
28c
July
25c
42c
Apr
An
...1
11c
11c
11c
5,500
10c
Jun
27c
Jan
...*
34c
32c
34c
9,500
30c
May
65c
Apr
13c
13c
4,500
12c
Mar
21c
Jan
1.40
1.38
1.40
700
1.22 Mar
26c
26c
3,000
19 %c Mar
Gui-Por
Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd.l
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd —1~:
Heath
Gold
Mines
Ltd—
,
—1
v
r
>
•
Arjon
Apr
Holllnger
Cons
Gold
Gold
Ltd—_
Mines
5
27%
25%
Ltd..__i ...1
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22c
21c
27%' '■
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Jan
4
29,787
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Uranium
—1
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21c
26c
1'
:
21c
27c
2,200
Atlas
Steels
Atlas
Feb
Aubelle
Continental
Jardun
Jaye
Mines
Oil
Ltd
voting
Explorations
Joliet-Quebec
Ltd
Co
Jun
35c
Jan
Aumacho
1
trust.
Ltd—
Mines
1.05
25c
1.05
1.05 May
1,500
20c
1.14
1.00
1.13,
46,400
1
1.50
1.33
1.58
43,900
:
v: 36c
Feb
77c
3,000
26c
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Ltd
2.00 Jan
v
May
1.00
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Kontikl
Zinc
Mines
Ltd.— —_1
Lead
—I-
16c
80c
88c
84,520
32c
Jan
95c
Jun
1.27
1.20
1.37
519,485
71c
Jan
1.50
Apr
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2.20
2.10
2.22
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2.70
Aor
5 99
5.90
209
2.75
2.35
7,723
17%
Jan
20%
Jun
15 %c
Jun
43c
Jan
Gold
Lingside
Min
Exploration
&
Copper Mining Co
Corp of Canada
Lithium
Ltd_l
Co
Ltd
19 %
LL—J- *
18c
28,500
1.00
—i..——
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200
16'/2C
&16%c
—1
19%
1.00
300
2oC
15,000
24C*
24<j
18
24%
Feb
24c
Apr
90c
Jun
24c
Jun
2.50
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Mclntyre-Porcupine
Meta
Island
Corp
—1
Co Ltd...
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of
.5
2.75
38c
Ltd—
III
3.05
39c
2,000
24%
Jun
615
2.64
39c
Jun
——-
75c
1.00
6.800
1.20
1.20
3,700
8c
8C
2,000
3.60
3.45
3.75
44,075
2.00
Jan
3.95
4.00
1,000
3.95
July
,
70c
,
:
1.40
May
1.15
Jun
New
New
Petroleum
Bristol
Corp Ltd.——25c
pils Ltd—
Mines Ltd
5.25
New
Apr
Belcher
Apr
Bell
33,100
fic
Feb
64c
141,785
14c
Mar
57c
25c
1.81
1.75
1.85
39,160
34c
Jan
2.15
Apr
Mining Corp Ltd—1
Lafayette Asbestos
1
5.00
5.00
5.00
365
Apr
5.00
Apr
Bibis
40c
40c
41c
5,800
Feb
2.00
1.80
2.05
30,830
Pacific
Coal
Gils Ltd—.
♦
4.50
35c
2.02
Royran
50o
New
Copper Mines Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Spring Coulee Oil
♦
23c
New
Vinray
—1
10 %c
New
Nickel
Mines
Rim
Mines
Mines
Nocana
Nu-Age
(1945)
Okalla
Ltd
Ltd
Bevcon
Ltd
Oils
21,050
Jan
23c
July
57,750
9c
Jan
12c
19,100
10c
Jun
38c
4.50
800
11c
lie
1,500
24c
28c
1.39
37,500
38c 46i/ic
Jan
10 Vic
-
21c
14,200
2.67
2.60
10c
9%c
12c
53,000
5c
61c
59c
67c
38,911
48c
14.1/2
2.69
I41/2
12,400
15
20c
1.77
4,400
7,500
5.00
Jun
8.50
12c
Uranium
Pacific
Panel
Petroleums
Cons
Phillips
Ltd
1
17%.
18%
5,600
12%
1.00
1.00
1.05
2,600
95c
May
1.68
1.60
1.74
20.550
75c
Mar
18 %C
18c
20c
51.300
15c
Mar
36c
l
20c
18c
20c
12.400
16c
May
33c
32c
8,700
28c
July
40c
Mines Ltd
6.00
100
1
6.00
July
"■
Quebec
Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd__l
Quebec Lithium Corporation
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—
Quebec
Red
Smelting
Crest
Refining
Gold
_1
Ltd—
Mines
Duffault
Stadacona Mines
Standard
Steep
Gold
Rock
Sullivan
Ltd
Tache
Lake
Tarbell
Taxin
Mines
Trebor
Valor
Lithium
Virginia
1.95
1.82 July
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25
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10 Vic
37,500
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60c
60c
64c /
22,900
44c
26c
29c -
62,900
13Vic
9.60
9.30
9.60
1,500
9c
10c
6,000
23c
20 Vic
23c
5,000
31c
31c
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Jan
11 % Mar
28 Vic
9 Vie
Jun
Jun
Feb
Feb
8.80
I
3.45
Apr
14%
14c
1.25
39c
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16c
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55c
5.40
5.35
5.40
700
45c
43c
47c
66,000
21c
Jan
70c
Ltd
1
30c
6.900
20c
Jun
45c
86,000
12c
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23c
23c
2-50
2.43
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2.50
16,000
12,995
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Wendell
Pyrite
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Westburne
Westville
&
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Mines
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Cooper
Corp
Products
Co
Ltd
Ltd
Feb
footnotes
see
Jan
26c
45.
Jun
2.45 Mar
II,000
9c
Jan
16 %c May
10c 10 %c
27,600
10c
Jun
1
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1
13%
13%
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2.05
25
200
17c
85c
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3.10 May
Feb
2.48
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52%
55%
2,571
47%
Jan
56
55%
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1,576
53%
Jun
68 Vi
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3.45
4.40
21,375
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8,100
2.52
34c
12c
12c
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3.00
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31c
9c
/
6,100
1.25
76c
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25C
27c
21,900
25c
14 %c
15c
4,000
14c
2.10
2.25
26,293
7
7%
1,055
Jan
2.60 May
26.641
2.33
1.25
23c
July
48c
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Mar
69c
69c
71c
61,000
44c
Jan
80c
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9c
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9c
12.000
7c
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Jan
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61c
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19c
;
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3.25
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100
1.10
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2.70
2.60
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300
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90c
7,019
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45 Vi
288,558
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1.02
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85c
79c
85c
23,500
59c
Jan
94c
Mar
38c
37c
39c
78,000
14 Vic
Feb
45c
Apr
Jan
71c
Jan
4.25 July
Feb
513
Jun
4
Mar
1.25 July
Jun
30c
Jun
60c
Feb
9%c
Jan
17c
Apr
2.30 Mar
2.90
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1.90
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80c
July
1.45
Apr
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60c
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1.65
1.00
Feb
Jan
10c
11c
12,000
10c
Jun
17c
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20c
25c
26,800
10c
Jan
28c
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21c
23c
5,400
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43c
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45.200
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33.500
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45c
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15
58c
6,700
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28c
55c
40c
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10%
28c
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38c
20c
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5.475
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preferred
preferred
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Jun
3.000
17c
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19%
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Brunhurst
-
Mar
4.000
54c
Jan
35c
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Broulan
9c
28c
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7.75
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31c
51c
43,100 :
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58c
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28c
1
14c
1.10
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preferred
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32c
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13c
1
British
May
6.00
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27%
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1
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28c
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14%
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Jun
—1
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1.20 Mar
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25
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3.00
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Feb
75c
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,
12%
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Jun
55c
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12%
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15c
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1
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9c
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2.40
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3.70
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15c
19,817
1.24
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250
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12
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400
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85c
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85c
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51%
-
1
—50
—
$2% preferred
$2.40 preferred
1,1.46 Apr
35 %c
Nickel
Mines
Area
Mar
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
•
16
133%
—25
———-——
Consolidated
x
Arcan
Apr
Grandlnes
Ltd
4,625
.4.75
Argus
Mines
l,4od
43c
Mines——~—— ,_20c
Petroleums
Arcadia
90c
1.75
112%
Jan
85c
Apr
42c
—
Develop
Lead
Mar
27c
400
1.65
17
8%
Mar
62c
;
81c
45c
j
V.
7
6,600
83,700
7%
41c
Anglo-American Exploration——
—50
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd.
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Feb
4.75
Nepheline
Oil
Anchor
Jan
49c
3.80 May
63,000
35c
Apr
29%
iso
6,500
■
4.40
.
4.40
.
v:
Jan
Apr
>
pfd
Leduc Petroleums
American
1.15
•
Mines
Amanda
Jan
1
4%
Co
V
Apr
30c
3jc
7%
.
-/
•
106
*
Jan
134
'
'
Apr
1 <c
115
common
Jun
15c
1,000
1.75
■
Jan
24Vi Mar
-!"r
22,500
76c
—
preferred .—
Amalgamated Larder Mines
6.75 Mar
5.75 May
1,250
6,000
65c
27c
—'
1
Ltd
...
■
Jun
16C
45c
Oils
Cons
•'
19c
42 %c
Ltd
Apr'
26%
^ 12% Apr
100%
10
May
V 42%
-
■?}'.
19c
,v
__
common
,
Jun
21
80c
15c
15c
*
:
10
High
;
/
May
460
;
23
104% 104%
—
1
4 Vi %
Apr
3.00 Feb
Jan
y
Aluminum
15% Mar
Jan
6.30
a39
*
Hi
Ltd
Ltd
Bay
*
Ltd—
Mines
Exploration
&
_100
—
Feb
24
420
:•
22
22
Uranium
Algom
Jun
13%
80c
10
Aigoma Steel
44c
3,300
•'
> 10
•
Jun
365 '
76c
Distillers
Alberta
134%
25
Shoe common—
Explorations
Alba
Alberta
8,316
39%
10
Oil-———i——-
Surpass
32c
24%
*
Feb
Jan
1.55
Mines
2,597
> 38%
corn-
—:——-—
Low
-44c
39%
Petroleums
Ajax
American
East
Range Since Jan. I
High
24%
—.—
Acme Gas &
Agnew
Jun
26c
Jan
1.60
3,900
60c
al4%
"
—
j.J
3.35
1.78
1.78
«
:—
Ltd
Sugar
i
Aluminium
Del
Bbares
38c
—
common— .—f
.—25
Paper
<St
Preferred
1.73
;
1,400
Power
AOiuui
May
Acadia-Uranium
10%
10%
for Week
low
;,
—_1
L,
Ltd
Mines
Abblcan
Apr
11%
,,
!
Par
Jan
5c
43c
r
Sale Fries
•
3,000
l
Cliff
2.25
13c
17c
1.16
Halliwell
Copper
July
9%c
Cadillac
Denison Mines Ltd„„_.....l
Consol
95c
8c
Mines
Ltd_:—
6,700"
STOCKS
Bale*
Range
of Prices
Last
Feb
13c
15c
1.10
41c
Consolidated
Central
Jan
1.45
13c
15c
1.10
Consolidated
Cons
1.85
Jun
15,000
Mines
Bi-Ore
July
66c
Week's
Friday
8.20 July
Jan
2.90
75c
5,500
8%c
.
Ltd—.—wr-l
Centreniaque Gold Mines Ltd—.——1
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
1
Cleveland Copper Corp
———».—1
Central
300
Funds
Canadian
High
20,350
85c
1.10
20c
75c
95c
20c
—
Lob
8.20
90c
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8.20
75c
95c
Toronto Stock
Shares
Low
Par
ENDED JULY (I
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Frloe
stocks
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
Apr
Jun
Volume 184
Number 5549
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(147)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Euffalo
Ankerite
.bUAii.iu
1
Buffalo Red Lake
75c
78c
1,508
66c
Feb
90c
18c
10,500
14c
Jan
30c
Feb
9c
10c
8,700
38
36
38%
660
Gold-
12c
28
.
Burns & Co Ltd
_
12c
Petroleum
Calgary
&
Calgary
Power
Canada
OiLI—I—
pfd—
Cut
class
Can
Met
Canada
..
Oil
Canada
•.
Canadian
Canadian
20
Bank
Canadian
of
Preferred
Canadian
—.
British
:_I
Empire Oils
Canadian Canners
Canadian Celanes6
Collieries
Preferred
Decalta
'
Malartic
Canadian
8%
Oils
60c
Feb
74c
7.50
7.30
7.55
5%
54
52%
5%
54%
Oil
*
Central
Pat
Central
25
9
Apr
Donald
Jan
69
Apr
33c
35c
1,500
33c
Jun
73c
Feb
18c
20c
15,015
16c
May
39C
53c
60c
44,000
30c
55c
Donnell
25% Mar
Apr
,
r
39c
Jan
8%
Jan
Jun
v*39
,
•>
,
^
765c
5,187
51,779
20
Steel
—.il.
10
Mar
23%
Jun
1.25
31
Feb
30%
Jan
2.00
902
8.30
8.20
1.05
8.40
4.35
4.00
4.10
1.38
34%
37%
8.10
8.20
200
137/a
14
1,311
13% May
17 %c 17 %c
1,000
15c
Feb
28c
37%
32%
-
.
Feb
16 "
1,450
12%
Jun
20%
Jan
21%
21%
22
6.485
17%
Jan
23
Mar
39%
39%
40
2,637
32
Jan
''40
Jun
•
16%
15%
16%
5,210
12 %
Jan
*
com;
7%
7%
7%
200
7
Jun
1.25
1.25
200
56c
62c
99,800
14%
14%
200
*
61c
».■
»
1.30
Howey
10c 10 %C
1.58
._
Ltd
1.10
65c
72c
6.25
6.50
6
6
..10
37
37
37%
..20
60
55
61
—...
*
...
—..
A.
.—1
Mines
Ltd
common
...—
:
:
Jun
38c
36c
38c
59c
57c
1.03
1.20
i
Mines..:
Glacier
9c
Apr
Players
1.07
1.85
Apr
1.29
Jan
Class
1.88 Mar
6.25 May
2.12 Jan
4.25
Galtwin
Feb
71c
Apr
1.12
Jun
5% May
8%
Jan
Jan
95c
Jan
Jan
.
75c
29
37,000"
9c
Jan
__
GoldllIIII
10
Mar
Mar
Apr
164
2.10
2.10
2.20
2,370
42c
42c
42c
10,174
29c
28c
32c
12,700
26c
Jun
44c
Jan
17c
16c
18c
10,300
15c
Feb
23c
Mar
preferred
5%%
preferred
137
139
Jun
350
2.10 July
40c
124
6%
3.50
Jun
63c
45.
50
300
107/e
Jun
Mar
1.25 May
60c
1.90
20c
July
Feb
Jun
29% May
22%
25
Apr
Jan
2.37
Jan
74c
Jun
3.60
Apr
72c
36
Jan
Apr
31%
Jdn
20c
Jan
62c
Apr
9
Feb
10% July
28% July
1.40
1,225
56%
1,976
51
May
.58%
Apr
125
126%
670
110
May
137%
Jan
125
140
Feb
130
15
19 %c
22c
82,200
37
990
4.60
13,355
•
4.25
-
89
36%
86
89
-
-
70
1.05 May
Jun
2.00
Jan
Jun
7%c
Jan
26c
31
Jan
37%
Jun
3.80 May
4.75
Apr
85
May
30c
Mar
97
Jan
Jun
29 Vs
1,739
110
53
104
Jun
112
Jan
112
112
15
109%
Jun
114
Jan
17%
17
17%
1,320
17
Jan
24
Mar
5
May
10%
Jan
23c
Feb
74c
Jun
37c
Jun
42c
6
300
3
63
61
63
340
44%
44
44%
520
5%
3,200
16c
Jan
34c
26%
Jun
57% May
39% May
32
Jan
7%
Jan
65
Jan
49
Mar
6.40
Apr
Preferred
—*
Gold
Jan
4.65
Jan
6.25
Apr
105
8
Jun
11%
Jan
93%
93%
50
93
Feb
99
Jan
64c
Apr
32c
May
34c
36c
6,300
—*
1.50
2.00
4,000
..1
5.85
5.75
5.95
9,889
1
98c
91c
1.01
Jun
—1
30 %c
30 %c
71,156
3,500
70c
32c
30c
Jan
46c
Apr
Feb
—1
25c
23c
28c
5,000
20c
May
36c
Mar
—1
10 %C
10%c 10 %c
1,000
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
1
2.95
2.90
3.05
2,560
1
32c
32c
34c
6,900
_——
Mines
Mines
Gold
Eagle
4.70
875
8%
1.50
i—1'
Mines
Goldcrest
200
5.00
8
100
....——-—
Uranium
Goldale
5.50
5.00
8%
—1
com
common..
Mines Ltd!
Glenn
5.40
5.00
General Steel Wares
35 %c
1.50 July
4.50 May
3.90
Feb
6.30
Jan
1.60
Jun
17c
7,975
—B
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
4,815
Apr
47c
27%
109%
45c
—
Jan
183,048
54c
45c
29 %
109%
Ltd
Mines
Jan
May
57c
'
18c
Golden
Manitou
GoldJields
10
10%
8,231
8.80 May
11%
3.85
1,190
3.35 May
4.80
Jan
3.75
5,455
3.40 May
4.00
38c
Apr
40c
5,967
35c
May
50c
Mar
63c
65c
3,800
60c
Jun
85c
Mar
1.27
1.38
25c
25c
500
20c
Feb
45c
Mar
Granduc
11c 12 %c
3,600
11c
Jun
18c
Jan
Great
Lakes
4,565
26c
Jun
84c
Mar
Great
Northern
44c
Jan
3.75 Mar
Great
Jun
5.10 Mar
Great Sweet
27c
30c
1.57
1.83
4.00
4.10
6,793
211,027
'
-
>2,100
47c
47c
1,400
4.20
4.85
246,277
31%
31
"32
5,156
50C
47c
55c
78c
78c
J
1.27
-
4.00
-45c
2.50
31
Jun
Jun
Feb
July
13,-654
-
46c
Jan
-2,005
70c
Mar
1.93
>
87c
4.85
38
1.10
9t4c
Jan
Feb
July
—
Mines—
Uranium
Apr
Feb
3.60
4.80
Feb
July
100
100
'
Geo-Scientific Prospectors
38c 41 %c
50c
Mines
1.50
39
1
5%
i Mar
150
175
50
7,700
17%
22
Feb
•
—1
Pete Canada
13
164
4.10
May
Feb
Apr
2.35 Mar
1.30
109
common
General
30c
5.25
27c
Feb
54%
4.25
Dynamics
Motors
Corp
Jan
1.36
1.08
31c
23
56 %
37
Bakeries
4.10
-
31%
28 %
'
Power
General
600
III
1,005
30c 32 %c
30c
19 %C
Exploration
General
4.10 July
II
Jun
1.30
—.
General
Jan
7%
May
18
Apr
1.80 Mar
125%
,-T15
-
A
common—_—
Jun
3.35
38c
30,100
130
25c
200
3.75
9%c
19c
30
4,560
—
2.25 Apr
13% July
1
13% July
295
10%
May
2,000
4,900
8,589
Mines
Geco
4.10
17c
20c
13c
27c
18%
39
—
(US)
Feb
11%
1
Jan
10%
92c
4.10
—1
July
31%
class
Gold
Ltd
Gatineau
12 %c
7%
77c
Apr
Jan
85c
10%
.
Jan
80c
L
Debentures
85%
4.10
51c
Jan
37
A
Cos
Jan
10 >4
38c
Jun
9c
75c
—
Frobisher
•
7%
Co
B
Francoeur
Fraser
»
-
45c
70c
"
30
HI
II.II
I
6,200
23,400
551,332
80c
A——
Canada
Jun
65c
4.50
Motor
of
Jun
50,400
16c
Apr
Jan
77c
13c
37%
class
class
65c
86c
4.50
79c
8
38% May
49c
1.50
Klrkland
59
21,200
:
68%
1.40
—
Manulaccurlng
Ford
Ford
58c
.?
July
1,164
12c
Apr
Feb
■
1.10
77,665
15c
Fleet
6.35
;
1,185
15,000
20c
•
Feb
Jun
28%
Grain
Fittings
15c
July
May
6%
18c
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.44
Tungsten Copper-
Federal
•
18% Mar
Jun
1.54
-
Jun
3.75
13%
Il
1.50
1.08
7.70
18%
Preferred
Jun
1,400
1.32
;j_.
8.00
72C
19c
Jan
6.75 Mar
'
Jun
13%
II
Feb
6%
72c
Apr
2.52
May
18%
Oils Ltd
Federal
Anr
4.35 May
100
66c
1.01
2.50
7%c Jan
1,543
63'/a.
66c
Jun
13 %c
5.60 Mar
,—1
...
Apr
1.00
62c
.25
—.
Refineries
Farwest
20 %c May
72%
1.00
3.50
3.25
63%
1.01
15
Fargo
Jan
Mar
Feb
3.30 May
11,350
3.35
1.60
26c
July
48c
1.15
63%
l
Jan
Feb
1.66
55
36c
1.10
1-75
5.70 May
1.10
21c
;—..
——
Corp
•
13c
...1
;
—
—
..
67c
75C
Falconbridge Nickel
4.60 May
Jun
3,850
7:
Apr
1.60 Mar
May
1,080
4.50
Feb
3.05
46c
4
9,935
4.10
Jun
35
25c
5.960
:
Jun
54
3.00
4,500
61c
1.15
Feb
1.60
36
46c
1.07
1
...
100
2.79
5,430
Apr
15
555.....
21 %c
1.10
13c
13.000
Jan
2.00
70c
235
.
25c
'15
Jan
9
1.01
49c
.—1
Mines
17,525
3.00
11c
Jan
9%c Jun
„
49,793
.
7,000
5.05
Jan
18c
'
1.05 May
500
1.10
71c
6.45
74c
1,510
;•
50
78c
•
4,860
60c
15
15
2,325.
6.00
60c
7%
Jun
Jan
17% May
Apr
Apr
1.81
5.85
—1
Pen-Rey Oils
Gold
.
—1
Trust
Sol
1.76
1.78
6.00
Ltd., ...1
Refining
&
1
El
Apr
1.75
2.80
1
195
4.80
Mines
4,200
—1
4,220
100
1.20
15,800
1.74
1.43
page
64,400
—1
Mines
3.75
see
40c
1.10
Jan
31
48,600
32c
1.05
17%
10 %c
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—Z
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting.
Consolidated Morrisop Explor
Consolidated Mosher
For footnotes
J,14
40c
1.07
July
13% May
125
1.02
1.25
42c
1,100
35%
22%
7%
7 >4
Minesl.1.
Marbenor
1.35
35
1.60
11c
Oil-
Halliwell
1.30
1.05
com.
17%
4,900
Apr
;103%
14%
22%
4.80
CadlllacIIII
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jun
1.69
_I—I*
~50c
Consolidated Denison Mines.
Warrants ■;
Consolidated
100%
17%
53,000
Apr
i
20
22%
57
9.35 May
15% Mar
101
Canadian—
1.80
Jan
Apr
39% May
34%
Famous
55
May
5.50
Jan
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines——
15c 18 %c
33
27%
6.00
1.75
Jaa
1.99
3,910
10% Mar
1,700
20c
94 %c May
101
—100
Gold
Estabrooks pfd
Apr
1.05 Mar
1,000
Mar
33
Jan
15c
Jun
1.45 May
28c
31%
July
1.40
13c
43,500-~
7.90 May
13%
^
17,000'
1.79 "
4.00
15c
Apr
~
...
Investment
Emerald
Feb
.2.50
warrants..
14c
~
2.11
•
Consolidated Gillies Lake:.
Consolidated' Golden Arrow
13 We
800
1.38
Vic
1.00
201,392
4,235
:.i
new
Smelting
Eldrich
May
1.89
3,670
4.35
Jan
3.67 May
Jun
30c
9,400
Jan
49C
.
Asbestos Co
El
Mar
19
May
1.42
*
13,475
4.35.
4.25
90c
Apr
87%
40c
Metals
Elder
July
46
!
32 %c
1.47
——
Eddy Paper class
3.70 July
106
May
Apr
Jan
May
14 c
common-
Eastern Steel Prods
36% Mar
Feb
2.74
1,225
1.95
..
Crest
3.35"- "~13;860
"30'c ! 33c
%c
85c
17c
70c
"
900
•
Economic
5.00 Mar
Jun
A in phi
Excelsior
1.25
1.15
1.25
"'
47c
...
Malartic
Genex
Iron
l,60fi
33,200
..
16
Chemical
&
Eastern
Apr
—10
...
3.25
59C
Mar
'1.70
Coal
Eastern
May
100
525
'77
2.00
:
Dragon
3.30
32
2
Eastern
Feo
25
'165
3.25
HI—III
I———III
Hi
Consolidated Discovery
May
23c
75c
35
East
Eureka
:
Central
30c
52c
75c
Jan
1.00 Mar
47c
t
&
Mudge
East
3.90 Mar
•
Gamma
Feb
.2.50
East Sullivan Mines
Jan
Jan
30%
——•
Bellekeno
July
22c
Apr
Mar
May
235
31
27
1.50 Mav
1.15
^
56c
7,000
•
—LI
Stores
&
12%
13,724
27c
! 2lc
Feb
10% Mar
30
.
67c
'
Dyno Mines
2.60 May
11% May
Feb
7% May
1,650
l
Mines:
10%
23c
22c
Duvan Copper Co Ltd—
Duvex Oils & Minerals
1.75
i
common
'4
Jan
1.26
56c
59C
11
Dow Brewery
7.50 May
4.25
22% .Jan
,
3,949
3.70
1.70
4.10
.
10
Apr
Jan
65c
——I
Rope class B
1.70
I
Bakeries
East
53
—1
Woollens
4.50
III
!j
~i
Smelting.—Il
.
Fenimore
251
—-;-_l
Ltd—_
:
Textile
2.65 Mar
I
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
62%
10%
Ltd
Foundry &
Tar
16% May
Mines
"•Consolidated
62
III
(Western).
Dominion
250
Petroleum
Beta
Jan
62
1
Steel
7 80
:
Development Com.
Consolidated
Allenbee
Oil
Consolidated
9
.
160
2,935
194,526
!
Conro
Consolidated
28
Magnesium
3.10
HH~1
Confederation Life
Consolidated
37c
Jun
„25c
Dominion
8.25 July
Feb
7%
19%
35
3.60
36
■»
Enterprises
Coniagas
Jun
22%
'
Dominion
17%
—
Yellowknife
'
16c
19c
295"
—1
Ltd
Preferred
3.00
—
*
Copper
Term
Feb
11,000
—
Corp
Dominion
94c
Jan
1.99 Mar
3.50
i
Mines
Coldstream
Coniaurum
5,445
7/
29%
II——20
Cockshutt Farm Equip
Cody Reco
Collingwood
10,000
1
Mines
Apr
Feb
2.90 May
34c
14
Dontilda
8C
2.18
29c
12c
17 %c
Apr
July
26%
1
Dominion
Feb
Jun
1.57
26
Seagrams
Mar
1.15
16C
27c
*
17%
common:
——:
2,400
11c
32c
.1
Exploration
_$
Willans
Commoil
:■ 4,750
v
100% 100%
34%
36
3.60
———1
Mines.
Commonwealth
325
i
Gold
23
31%
25
Combined
7057
L—HI*
—
10,000
Apr
Mar
26%
Mines
pfd_2o
Consolidated Mining Corp.
Class B
8
30'/a
_i
—
16,300
20c
1.65
3.00
56c
17% Mar
—5
...
Dominion
/Jan
31
31%
15
Mines
Lake
8
3.50
*25
Chromium Min & Smelt
Consol
>*.
.,
Chrysler
Cochenour
A
Mines
Feb
95c
3.25 Mar
7,447
43c
_
Chib-Kayrand- Copper
Chibougamau E*porl
Chibougamau Mining &
Gold
5,25
7/72,5507
160
Mines
Chesterville
Colomac
31
>
Chateau Gai Wines
Chemical Research-
Coin
•i 31
25
24%
/|
Prods
1.43
19c
1.57
Jan
Jun
May
16
23c
11% Mar
19% May
26
"7
lO'/a
1.80
Trust
Steel
15 %C
980
20c
Mines
14% May
Feb
2 oo
800
.
37
y
Apr
30c
4,305 7
2.39
10
>31
Oils
Chartered
Cobalt
2.19
42c
Centremaque Gold
Chimo
23%
160
i
14,850
16
Warrants
Porcupine
11,400
18c
16%
17c
1.37
Minerals
Dominion
42% May
'■'1-'121 %
July
-
85c
v.:
77. 141
3.30
23%
—
Gold.
Apr
17 %c
■
8% May
3,010
y'*- 8
2.34
42c
Ltd
_
July
32% May
62,113,
6.65
ioy3
*
...Z~_
Corp
Oil
15
2,100
21%
3.25
__i
Explorers
Cheskirk
63c
ioc
;
Leduc
Mar
1,241 7
91c
6.35
6.60
■f</.''/"
Gas.
Asbestos
95c
55c
Mar
6.40
Jan
1.42
Dominion Asbestos
Apr
Jun
May
_
Central
33%
29
4,640
2,265
8.25
3.25
Dome Mines
Apr
9
*
Railway
Central
33%
29
24
Producers.
Jun
405
160
Mines
29
170
1,550
21%
Canadian West'n Nat Gas 4%%
Canadian Williston
Canadusa Oil & Gas Reserves
;
Natural
2.701
.; 1,690
7.70
12,844
1.80
Apr
9%
8.20
3.80
1.63
-1
Mining
Distillers
Mar
9%
60c
JUn
3.60
Apr
-10
Devon-Leduc Oils..
Anr
7
32%
.
Erin
9.00
56%
32
91c
5.00
-1
Producers
Diadem
July
Jan
9%
•
•
Feb
5% July
9'4
91c
Detta
Apr
44 %
•"
16
.
-30c
common
.
Pacific
5.65
100
9Va
Petrofina Ltd preferred
10
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
Utilities pfd
;
loo
Canadian Vickers
I._•
Chatco
15
8.00
-1
II
class
Gold
Desmont
May
2,455
39%
t._,"
Gold
9,302
,
62c
39
Mar,
-1
Ltd
Mines
Rio
Dome
30
55c
18
9VI
Canadian
Charter
20
12
:Jan
«
Canadian
Canso
Jun
1,390
40c
•
,
warrants
Cassiar
Jun
35% May
13% Jan
——100
Cos
1955
Canso
25% July
8
warrants
Can
287
60c
;
preferred
1953
Canadian
26
25c
•
-
%
25%
Del
Apr
May
16
I~~
—
Mines
Horn
Delnite
Jan
Feb
15% July
23 % Jan
5.75
♦
Minerals
D'Eldona
3.95 Mav
104
90c
Jan
4.25
Warrants
95% Mar
1.57 Mar
L
!
Jun
98% May
25
Canadian Gen Securities class A.
Canadian Homestead Oils
Locomotive
;V 86
95
1,865
20
Feb
Jan
6.65
100
_
Decoursey Brewls Mines
Deer
Feb
5.40 Mar
60c
2,150
-1
II
——————
Leather
25c
7.00
1.43
HII
1
Zellerbach
Mines
Apr
4.75
III
Pershing
Trust
Crown
Jan
1.39
6.50
•
A__
Zinc
Mining
Copper
Croinor
Crown
Apr
100
12%
•
class
Jan
69c
1.66
♦
Mines
Dist
40c
3.70
-1
Cowiclian
May
37
175
"
Hydrocarbon
50
42
Jun
44,838
—1
—_
warrants..
Class A
100
30%
7.00
3.45 May
Feb
4.75
Mining-
Crestaurum Mines
2.25 May
July
3.45
.
-.1
Ltd
Lead
Davis
99
55c
(Hi
D'Aragon
111,182
v
1,505
Apr
3.30
29%
21%
Jan
19
1—3
Food Products common
Canadian
337/b
15
Canadian Devonian Petroleum.—
Canadian Dredge & Dock—
Canadian Export Gas Ltd.
Canadian
37
125
30%
55c
5,833
22
4.00
-
53c
;
(Dunsmuir)
—
Canadian
230
39'4
common..
Canadian
Canadian
1.700
37
v
36,800
15%
3.40
1.80 May
92c
Jan
74c
——
preferred' _—L—
s_,
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose—-!
Canadian
Apr
9,980
40c
..IOC
$1%
•,
2.00
3.40
64c
—25
83c
137/8
22
Tungsten
Mar
2.00
30
i
80c
15
26
Jun
49c
—20
82c
Crowpat
71c
common.
Jun
Cusco
34%
o
—
35c
Feb
■
2
50,600
Jun
23%
19
18,291
50c
62
34
19
,
.
Commerce.
.
Feb
1
....
Oil
Breweries
Feb
•
;
3.85
43c
Cournor
Feb
99
B__HI
class
Oils
3.75
50c
105
37
251/2
3.75
Jun
585
:
July
May
__1
Corby
3.30
common
13c
53
14,855
90
3,000
350
59
24
1.81
100
—100
i—_
Jun
2.25
12'4
Bakeries
Canadian
101%
37'
Li.I
Minerals—
Atlantic
45
July
May
14c 14 %c
Corp
Copper-Man
27% May
39% Apr
Jun
Jan
22c
30c
14c
Coulee
17
Jan
32%
3.00
l.°0;
—
Lines
Admiral
.,
16
Apr
10c
3,021
71c
Copper
35% Mar
25% Mar
19 % c
9,260
37,400
11,300
Jan
11%
15c
25c
42c
82c
Mar
32
Jun
'
3b
A
Cable
Astoria
150
=V.v-';
May
23%
;v
Canadian
■ry." 375
105
7.35
Jan
1.11 Mar
71c
'
8%
277
37%
58%
3.15
Petroleum
Canadian
16
27%
104
13c
Copp Clark Publishing.
28% Mar
57
•
28 % May
100
2.11
—
Canada Wire &
28 %
287
'
36
1
—
17% July
5.10 July
Feb
2.04
20,757
75c
Copper Cliff Consol
6.75 July
52% July
1,925
y
16
24
..26
HI
class
Steamship
70
59
2
'■
'
Preferred
Apr
1,700
45c
1.35
22c
Mar
Feb
44c
Jun
35,665
32c
—
July
5.00
Jun
11c
14c
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd..
Consolidated
28% Mar
32c
7,741.
105
Jan
13c
Min__.
High
27c
1.25
Mine-
Poplar
Low
7.025
12c
1.25
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27c 28 %c
12 %c
_
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Jun
66
27
_
1.60
55% Mar
3,253
8 >4
36
Mar
Jan
27c
MiningConsolidated West Petroleum
*
Consumers Gas of Toronto.—
—IlO
Conwest Exploration
Apr
9
50c
29 %
-10
.
14%
Jan
31%
A
Jan
May
53
29
Mar
15c
5.60
8 V*
31
19c
18%
30%
V
Pershcourt
Red
Shares
Low
1
Mines.
for Week
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Consol Sudbury Basin Mines
Apr.
53,600
5.10
31
1.12
Nicholson
Consolidated
Consolidated
'
Feb
30,200
-
17%
29'4
Feb
7% May
Feb
19%
3,115
<
17c
Mines
Consolidated Northland MinesConsolidated Peaic Oils
Jan
28c
Apr
54c
1,405
52%
•
•.
26%
8 >4
Canada Permanent Mtge__
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd.
Canada
5.60
—
Canada Southern
19,770
6.75
.50
,
_
1.55
5.70
16
Lands
Packers
Class B
8
26
6.50
120
ExDlorations
Warrants
11
100
66
Stone—
/'•' /.:
i: :
346
35c
A
preferred
Malting common—
Preferred
13
8%
23c
:
Canada Foundries Forging class
Canada
Iron
Foundries.-—.
a
28
1.46
1814
Feb
5% May
1,425
30c
..1
;
Crushed
11c
28 %
62%
-.1
B
6,900
Negus
Consolidated
Apr
40
Jun
20 %c
—1
Preferred
4%%
Canada
2,800
40c
65
common
Foils
50c
14 %c
Mar
20»/2c
,,
Lake..
Canada
14c
31c
>
class
Cement
Canada
36,000
8%
26
Chibougamau
Red
100
18c
28
1.50
common
Bread
Canada
25c
—
Consolidated
Cainpbell
Campbell
7%
12%
—
Finn-
Oils
lA
8%
Edmonton:.
Plin
Calnorth
13c
7%
—
Burrard Dry Dock class A_
Calvan
Jun
15%c
7'/4
•
Lake
Cailinan
Jan
49c
*
_
Ext
Burlington Steel
Calalta
8c
33%
Consolidated
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par,
Jan
16 %c
*
Week's
I ast
Sale Price
High
—
—
Burchell
Low
9c
Bullochs Ltd class B
Hill
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17c
_1_:
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Bunker
Friday
Shares
Low
Canadian/Gold-
WEEK. ENDEI? JULY 6
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
—
Bousquet
Grandines
Great
Class
170
v
53
Mar
140
50%
110
7%
575
7
Feb
9
9
9
1,000
8
Feb
10
Feb
1
Gold
23c
23c
24c
4,300
23c
Jun
45c
Feb
30c
May
64c
Apr
35c
26,807
5.90
6.25
4.026
5.60
Jun
50
50%
1,112
42%
Jan
III
6%
6%
6%
1,830
5%
Apr
..1
42%
42%
340
25%
Jan
31c
34c
Gas
Utilities
com
,'
Development—
Grass
48 %
50%
..1
Paper
Oils
6.15
*
43
3.25
3.15
3.25
10 %
..1
Coal
class A—
B
Greening
Gridoil
Jun
July
135
7%
135
10%
-
23,920
3.00 May
8
Jan
8%
9.45
57
7%
54
Feb
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
5.75 Mar
11%
Apr
Wire
Uranium
Freehold
z.
—
1
10%
500
10
West
GrevbawK
Apr
60c .Jan
48%
Mines
Plains
Apr
Apr
135
Jun
7%
•
50
Mines
Jan
30c
5.00
*
com
B
Graham
145
2.80 May
*
Goodyear Tire (Canada)
4%
preferred 1—
Gordon Mackay class A
Class
'
10
10
200
7%
Jan
10%
5.00
5.00
5.00
30
4.40
Jan
5.60 May
50c
;
I9C
10%
42c
50c
10 %
10»/O
—
65,300
25
42c
9
July
Jan
Apr
1.09
Feb
11 %
Feb
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
(148)
canadian markets
for
range
.
Last
Low
Gulf
1
46c
45c
49c
6,200
43c
Mines
Lead
x
X
17c
15 %c
18c
13,700
14c
1.49
Jun
Apr
26c
Mar
Mercury Chipman Knitting—
Jan
Merrill
Island
Petroleum
—*
18 %
4,796
15% May
19%
Jau
9.95
10
2,360
8.50 May
12%
Jan
Mela
13c 16%c
36,500
2')c
Apr
Mexican
f
36%
Mines
Hallnor
36%
70c
1
14c
Hinde
8%
Jan
Jan
Jun'
70c
Jan
21c
Jun
Oil
Home
ciass
1.70 May
Apr
Mining
Cory
24c
May
Mining
Jan
1.10
2.09
Apr
38,800
25
28% May
10c
10c
lie
21,100
5%c Jan
40c
39c 40 %c
14,400
19c
Jan
78c
78c
78c
Jan
.7 85c
Feb
Moore
40c
2,000
> 23,300
70c
36c
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
Morrison
58
Jan
Multi-Minerals
9
i
48
v
225
39 %c May
Feb
46% July
31
Jan
14 %c May
ADr
50c
; :
8%
8%
100
27%
26
27%
2,691
22% Feb
30% Mar
12%
12%
3,300
10%
16
12
12%
7
2,429
39
Jan
39
45%
200
7.90
7.85
87
10%
8.00
4.495
86%
90
6,930
64
34c
34c
1,000
28c
37
37
v
37
9.60
4.15
4.50
■
;
6.95
preferred
Indian
49
May
10%
Feb
Jan
i
Apr
National
42
Feb
Nello
Feb
11%
Apr
Nesbltt Labine
Jan
6.00 Mar
56%
57
799
53%
55%
10,053
11%
11%
4,665
6%
6%
825
21c
23c
Athona Mines
May
12'/a
Feb
New British Dominion
6% May
7%
Apr
New
11
14,700
15c
Calumet.
10
16
15
15
1.27
:
920
1.25
1.30
23%
255
41
%
43%
96
99
.
43
'■!'
*
—100
—*
127%
127
128
Jan
Jan
24%
33
Jan
46
78%
Jan
99
126%
—45
35%
34
35%
Jan
1,251
11,956
70c
41%
85c
6,400
38%
80c
1
5
-1
1
.
41%
28
70c
.
Jun
27%
9,057
New
Da vies
New
Delhi
Apr
Apr
July
131% Mar
Jan
Jan
40%
Oil
Mines
New
Gas
li
Mines
Fortune
New
—1
Mine®
New Dickenson
Explorations
New Goldvue Mines
Apr
New
1.80 Mar
New
Highridge
New
Hosco
2.65
2.65
2.75
16,400
2.65
Feb
3.85
Feb
3.55
3.70
2,560
2.75
Jan
4.75
Apr
New
1.65
1.50
1.70
2,500
1.20
Jun
2.60 Mar
Harricana
New
3.60
————•
New
—
Jaye
Jaculet
Mines.
Gold
Jason
(1939)
Mines
Jeliicoe
Gold
joburke
Jonsmith
40c
May
52c
Mar
34c
2,000
26c
94c
1.20
345,787
51c
Jan
60c
71c
36,729
28c
Mar
71c
1
20%c
20c
23c
143,350
9 %c
Jan
28c
May
22c
Jan
New
Rouyn
1.59 July
New
Royran
19c
16c
21c
73,000
14c
1.27
1.59
333,300
98c
Jan
_•
32 %c
32 %c
36c
1
15o
1.10
1.02
1.10
34,700
17,827
2.55
2.60
1,300
_
—
1.33
Jan
1.50
-1
—1
1
—
Jan
Apr
July
Kilembe
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
4,310
17%
lie
9,250
10c
Mar
66c
66c
900
60c
Feb
13 %c May
90c
Mar
3.50
3.50
3.60
5,560
1.50
1.50
1.70
3,900
3.25 May
1.50 July
3.20 Mar
—
Laura
2.3q
22
1,005
20
20
20%
1,100
18
92c
67c
92c
15,500
2.80
2.65
3.25
| 75,210
14c 15 %c
6,000
Mines
1
2.60
2.65
4.15
4.15
950
3.00
3.00
1,200
19%
19%
135
75c
75c
78c
6,000
1
16c
14c
16c
-
1
Feb
85c
Mar
11,200
12 %c
Jan
41c
Apr
Jun
35c
22c
23c
4,900
18 %c
2.85
3.05
37,180
2.70
Feb
3.65
Apr
2.70
3.00
93,761
1.29
Jan
3.35
Jun
44%
17%
18%
Jan
43
-
19c
•
16 %c
l
;
Mines
1.20
1.37
,_1
960
41
May
48
17%
844
17
Jun
21% Mar
17
18%
2,993
17
Jun
23% Mar
18 %c
21c
113,333
6%c
Jan
6%
100
6%
Feb
*
16c 16%c
6,900
1.11
1.28
85,010
23c
f
Mines
44%
17
6%
25c
4,600
1.30
1.40
30,900
12 %c 13 %c
•
13,000
10c
1.10
22c
1.25
8c
<
Jan
Mar
26c
7%
Jun
Jun
23c " May
Jun
2.18
Feb
Jun
2.50
Feb
Jun
2.50
Feb
Jan
2.00
1,610
14,700
1
91c
90c
1.00
1
13c
13c
16c
1.90 May
83c
Jun
17%c
Apr
Malartic
Uranium
6,500
12c
Jun
24 %c
Feb
41c
40c
45c
48,500
32c
Jun
57c
1.25
1,300
43%
i
10c
43
43%
1,217
b
North
■
Northern
Quebec
Norvalie
Lake
Obaska
23 %c
Red Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
Mentor Exploration & Dev
o'Leary Malartic
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footnotes
see
page
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16c
Feb
18,500
21c
1.21 Mar
40%
Jun
1.49
48
Jan
1.37
3.45
20c
23C
29,600
9c
1.25
51c
Jan
20c
>
Mar
23%c 23%c
20
1,000
100
20c
16%
July
21 %c
Feb
2.65
Feb
Pan
May
41c
56c
Jan
3.500
10c
19 %c
Jun
15c
1.50
6.70
;!
35,468
4.50
Jan
7.00 July
39"%
25
35%
Jan
40
2.75
3.CO
Jan
3.CO July
'
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Feb
:
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14,500
7.100
55e
1.54
79,850
80c
Feb;1
14
Jun
14
6%
678
68c
r
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1.47
i
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46c
13c /:
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1.05
1.15
2:70
3,000
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7c
2.50
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11
10%
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1
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14%
;
24c
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14,345
:
27
-15
67c
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21,085.
12,365
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Uranium
Oils
Western
•
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,.12,500
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...
Parbec
Pardee
Pater
21c
3,700
17c
Jun
35c
Pathfinder
Petroleums
10c 10 %c
6.500
9%c
Apr
12 %c
Feb
Paymaster
17c
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7%
2.51
2.75
40,261
85c
2.60
1.06
11.525
70c
Jan
16 %c 17 %c
8,000
15c
Feb
27c
2.15
Jun
Jan
7%
24,617
94
94%
390
92% May
65c
94%
7%
65c
500
65c
7%
98
0
85%
32 %c
7%
355
90c
1.05
135,659
55%
57"%
1.045
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98
25
80%
85%
375
50c
1,885
13 %c
41 %c
500
32 %c 32 %c
15c
6,657
41c
43c
7.650
50c
58C
7,000
7% July
May
6
Feb
90c
July
41%
94
Jun
May
47c
Apr
3.50
Apr
Mines
Amalgamated Mines
39c
Apr
9% Mar
104
Pembina
Ltd
.88%
51c
,
1.00
v,
13 %c
1
35c
•
,
12c
81C
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X
Gas
5
88%,,
v
Perron
Gold
Feb
Peruvian
95c
Apr
Petrol
8
Jun
2.20 Mar
58
100
Jun
Feb
Oil
Gold
Pitch-Ore
95% Mar
May
Ponder
13c
May
25c
Apr
Powell
70c
Apr
Powell
Placer
Power
of
Colombia
—
River
Corp
i
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12%
27%
Jun
May
1^%
Aor
22c
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Jun
57c
Jan
5
40c
May
89c
Apr
|
40c
Jun
63c
Feb
11c
Jan
16c
Apr
8.20 Feb,
12%
Jan
Feb
°2
apr
78c
Apr
27c
Jan
1.99
43c
Feb
May
1.53 Mar
6,240
80c
May
10.035
80c
Jun
75c
Jan
30c
Jun
39V2C
Jan
7.85 Mar
11%
Jun
34c
11%
4,075
1.49
40
39 "40%
1,500
50%
50%
145
101
101
101
7
30c
30c
33c
3,100
2.02
1,95
2.05
4,600
1.35
1.35
1.45
13,100
*
23%
Jan
49% May
99%
25c
1.93
Jun
Mar
Jun
99c
Feb
37%
Feb
1.90
Jan
1.60 May
40% July
53
Jan
103
Mar
36c
Jun
3.40
Feb
2.25
Apr
48
Apr
"47
25
1 50
1.45
1.51
2,075
1.35
Jan
2.25
1.90
1.95
1,700
1.76
Feb
2.20 Mar
1
1.91
12c 12% C
17,200
12c
:
12%
—•
60C
•
63C
•
65
,
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May
18c
12%"
1,689
12
May
13%
65C
7,800
60c
89c
55%
1,055
60c
63c
1,600
65
68%
460
54
54
1
i
18% July
77
25,800
31c
63c
"!
Feb
51,675
15,272
12%
«
Apr
23
Jan
88C"
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1
Apr
19c
85c
47
i
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Apr
Mar
Jun
50%
1
Uranium
Oils
1.15
13
*
Development
Rouyn Gold
.
11c
1
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British
3.20
„
Jun
23c
—1
Mineral
&
July
9%c Jan
1
Oas
Gold
Crow
Pioneer
45c
Jan
&
Photo Engravers
Pickle
Jun
1.37
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12c
t
Apr
26,650
22,500
37C"
5
-
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1.05
•
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Jail "
Jun
45c..
May
100
common
preferred—
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July
50
Pipeline
Credit
Jun
Mar
1.30
3.10
78c.
10%
31c
...
i
Apr
51c
81c
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
|
|
23c
Jan
2.50 Jan
10%
Apr
41c;
1,200
13c 15 %c
12C
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-,1.41
1.78
|
1.30 May
■7.27c'
17,300
'
1.49
Jan
51c
81*
r
50c
—t
98c
37c
1
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Jun
July
Nat
Peoples
79%
50c
Mines
Uranium
31c
29%c Jan
13,845
Feb
5.20
13 000
18%
1
Consol
4,300
13c
17%
X
Feb
Apr
Apr
River
12%c
18%
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;
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12 %c
■
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52c
16,500
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47c
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835
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25
63c
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Be
2,420
,
25c
66c
85c
71c
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870
24c
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4c
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24c
74c
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419,656
3.60
70c
10%
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9,000
12c
11
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1
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ll%c Janrr
25,669.
28c,.
26C
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6bc
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65,600
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20c
18c
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2.^0
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10c
6,100
2.60
27
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3,700
90c
28C
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; 13c
42c
i
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:
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25c
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31c
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8,600
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27C
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3,275
V
45c
I-
I
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9%
Jan
9c
66
51c.
Jun
70s
Jun
56c
7,180..
:
41c
.90c
1.67
Jun
,
1.31 Mar
17% May
*
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29% Jan
12,500
.
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45c
50,848
1.65
31
;
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2.101
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10 %c
1.47
31
-10
k_—
5,085..
14%
v,', 60c
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|
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14%c
8%c May
9%c
"68C
1.45
6%
70c
1.75
2.875,,.
9c
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1.50
r
•
55c
9c
68c
5
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Apr
28c
Jun
150,700
7.00
•
21
27c
•1.62
Jan
46c
1.57
39 V2
2.50
Porcupine
49c
27c
7.90 Mar
;
39%
1.50
.1
10
10c
Mar
6.60 Jun
5,653
.
6.25
1.41
.
.
—,
Jan
,1
Jun
64% Mar
Jun
6.80
x
Jun
.
1.46
Jan
16c
14c
1
July
18c
Apr
51 %
10c
—:
8
1
43c
7,500
6.65
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Petroleum
Paramaque
Jun
5.25 May
1,786
18 c
'.
Copper
Gold
Jan
Jan
5.05
»
52,700
18c
Eastern
Panel
Jun
May
35c
-
58
1.05
—
Pamour
1.41
Apr
31c
May
16%c Jun
18c
6.70
Page Hersey Tubes
11c
3.00
Feb
1.40
;
17c
r.''
b
1.70
Jan
Apr
Apr
56%
1.27
10 %c
;
pfd_
Ontario Steel Products
Pacific
Apr
7.60
Jan
3.50
17c
:
9,000
i
20c
Jan
22,000
I
Feb
31 %c
Jun
2.57
2.15
2,800
.
..
Apr
15V2c May
-
8%c Jan
9,300
II,850
:
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Pacific
V
Feb
2.38
22,165
3.85.,;
f
3
27c
Jan
I
;
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98c
Jun
6,500
I
1.35 May
Jan
14c
72,760
_
preferred
sv2%
23c
17,900
4.55
——
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6 %
25,200
3.65
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Ontario Jockey Club common-
17c
•
45.
68c
Apr
1.14
May
1.00 Apr
-
4.25
common..
Omnltrans
1,290
j
i
62C
2.70
4,500
1
McMarmac
21,000
4.35
——
9
57%
1
27,615
18C--
Oils
Qkalta
Feb
Feb
27c
Metals Mining
Rare
2.17
54c
33c
16%C
'
Selections
25c
•
Lake
75c
1.25
11
Apr
Jan
24>/2c
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50c
May
56c
64c
Z
:
1.19 May
i.
20c
1.12
...
f
33c
6,000
;
Feb
Apr
14 %c May
182,310
,-i 39.533
19c
18c
Gold.
8
100
Porcupine
25c
1.92
24 %c
Mines——
Rockland
2.70 May
20
97c
Red
20c
.
i
33c
■3
Jun
2;55
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Ogama
Feb
28c
2.20- Apr
40c
Mar
50c
^
July
'
24,334
875
...
.
17c
45c
25c
tommon
Mclntyre
75c •v."'
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■/:<
22c
23 %c
13,600
v:
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63c
Apr
1.48 Mar
4,400
2.37
Nudulama Mines Ltd—
Feb
5,400
Mines
McKenzie
25c
.60c
v
,
2lc
121,425
.
26c .22,232
23c
23 %c
41C
Jan
25,000
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f
43c
1.57
;
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1.25
15c
2l
~_77
1
May
37c
1.50
2.40
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2.20
1.69
™1
Ltd
Prontenac
Jan
.
14 %
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Canada Mines
3,400
lie
2
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd comlll
McColl
Apr
2.05
10c
common..
9
Mining Corp
Maybrun
1.15
Jun
7
——i——
Trinity
Northern
Oil
Jan
1.55
::
60c
North
I
Apr
35c
1.00
I,900
10 %c
1
—
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Star
Warrants
f
^
5,000
,
11c
i
Mar
2Sc
.
66c
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Rankin
North
}•>:'■ 90c
y
1.69
19c
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17,445
1.60
•
Martln-McNeely Mines
Maxwell
Jan
1.95 May
V
3.00
—i—i———-
25c
Ltd
Preferred
16c
\
\
1.95 May
May
1.50 May
1.01
28%c28%c
:
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|
Apr
3.25 May
24c
s
26c
.184
'V 20c
Feb
2.08
1.65
24c
72c
*
1.01
1
Warrants
*
i
7
Matachewan Consol
2,000
'
*
Feb
31c
May
—•
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1.55
15c
*
_
warrants
62c
,
37c
—
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd
North Canadian Oils common
Peace
Maritime
Mining
—x
,
common
Mines
17,800
\
1.54
I
2.50
1.60
»
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Oils
78c
X
-
1.45
_l
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76c
«
Mines
Normetal
2.45
1.55
i
Milling
1.50
;
25c
i
70c
3,260
Feb
Apr
93c
;
Feb
3,200
t
41c
-
Jan
78c
1.69
:
1.50
2.01
1.60
-
1.01
-
'
i
;
74c
Jan
1.22
>
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77C
Norgold Mines
Norlartic
Ormsby Mines —a.
:——i
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Apr
1.22
Mines
Ltd
4,822
56%
1.51
*
b
Goidflelds
Maneast
25,225
i
1.55
_i
Orenada
i_1
Mines
class
17,000
1.55
2.55
y
74c
—.
2.30 Mar
,1
Gold
Bloedel
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet
Consolidated Mines..
Marigold
Mines
4.10
>
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Apr
\
45c
July
—i
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Acme
Norunda
Opemiska
1.97
Mines
Gold
May
68c
23c
1
Madsen Red Lake Gold
Marcus
Jan
Jan
3.00
*
Mines
Mines
Apr
3.55
3.05
50
Explorations
Marcon
4.45
21
•
^
MacLeod-Cockshutt
15c
15c 16 %c
1.50
2.50
15c
2.50
—x
:
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Jun
Feb
•
Gold...
Goidflelds
Leaf
Jan
6.00
2.80 May
17
Jan
38c
Feb
4.15
19%
_«
Mines
Maralgo
3.25
Jun
1
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Maple
Apr
Jan
1.90 May
Jun
Mines
Uranium
&
25c
13c
4.25
•
MacMillan
Apr
20 %c
3
&
Hosiery class a
Island Petroleums
Mackeno
Feb
3.55
625
London
Macfie
3.75
Feb
2,500
•
—
Macdonald
July
1.95
23c
Explorations
Macassa
67c
Nor
Mar
4.85
a
Louvicourt
25
23c
Coy preferred.
b
60c
|
Apr
44
1'
May
53c
1
Mines
Nisto
May
Jan
,
4.35
*
Apr
25
23c
:
Candy
Lac
22c
.»
1
Mines —;—;
Nipissing
d.95 Mar
,
*■. 34
Jun
;.
*
a—
Mines—
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Mar
Jun
4.35
Petroleum
Lorado
8,600
Mar
2.70
1.10 Jan
1
—
Gold
Long
2.85
,1
Long
Lomega
15c
2.60
;
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...
Gold
Class
-
•
Mines
Lexindin
July
20
1
92c
49c
21
..1
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Class
18,600
Jan
23c
2.25
Mines
Lencourt
Loblaw
500
5.10 Mar
2.01 May
22
Leitch Gold
Little
23c
Jun
,1.50 May
2.29
Uranium
Secord
Liberal
23c
20%
Jan
32c
'.
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Mines
Mines
19,194
1
—
Exploration
<fc
Nordic
Lamaque
1.69
85c
•
Lingman Gold
Osu
168,190
1.56
88c
1
Mines
Shore
88c
1
Lake
la Luz
Jan
20%
Bay
Lake
Lake
12 %c
Feb
8c
200
Mining
Lake
Lake
24,200
1.35
8,500
4,500
1
Mines
;
Feb
1
Superior Oils.
10c
Ltd
(John)
Labrador
11c
Jan
18,115
28%
•:
Jan
-28%
1.25
Rouyn
Thurbols
3.10
85
27c
20c
Taku
f
62d;
3.60
New
i:
July
1.42
21c
Apr
5
Feb
Jan
1.47
Jun
26
145
25c
;,J 3.75
3.10
Jan
60c
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Feb*
Apr
14
4,500
...
7.
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13%
53c
18,500
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Apr
25c
1.55
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1.36
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11%
22c
1
New
.19%
1
Ltd
Oils
1.35
Feb
2.15 Mar
.:
1.02 May
j
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1,365
500
—1
Jun
-1.63 Mar
V
26c
Mines—
1.24
11c
Minerals
Labatt
V 26c
Merger
—
Copper-:—
Jun
1.20 May
•.
12C
Senator
49% July
9»/4 May
39% Mar
11 %c
Gold
Apr
700
11 %c
89c
•
Kirkland Townsite
41
t
18C
New
1
Hudson
30
40%
I6V2C
Newnorth
18%
Feb
6V4
10,500
4.00
29%
;
Feb
20%
—
...
Kirkland
3.16
30
i8c
49 %c
1
Copper
Kirkland
3.95
i,
Mar
90c
,
i
Apr
July
16% May
25,203
26
40%
3.95
46
'
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26
63c
Jan
—•
—
—
Warrants
Kroy
10c
10c
—1
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Kerr-Addison
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
58c
j
f
Mar
-18
•i'
Jun
...
,
1.00 Mar r',': h
39%
675
1 58
-i
72c
f
Jan.
2,905
;
.
12
Minda-Scotia
New
Kenville Gold Mines
1.34
Feb
Mar
t
Jan
Apr
1,795
49%
8%
Mylamaque Explor—
New
New
28c
<-2.05
8
48
/
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Gold-
Manitoba
New
31 %c
—.
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Jupiter Oils
Jowsey
Jan
20c
71c
....
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Mines
12,100
1.18
Mines
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
23c 24 %c
23c
1
...
Ltd
Minerals
42c
:
Apr
2.90
41
Feb
98c;
•
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75o
—1
•
x
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Mines
Kelore
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Mining
Exploration
jeanette
i
7,200 '
26
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Mines
Newlund Mines
1
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77c
:
58c
50c
1
1
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1
1
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42% May
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74c
11%
Chamberlair^ Petroleum-^—i—50c
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Jan
1.74
22
535
//'■: 96
150
July
18
1.16 Mar
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common
Apr'
14%
5,100
23%
Jan
15%
210
f
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29%
sj
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x
1
1
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•
x
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Bidlamaque
Bristol
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Jun
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1.09
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45c
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17
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2.25
May
50,270
30c
1.54
Uranium
16
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V
Jan
1.61
.
6,000
..
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16%" 16%
Mines
58%
Bronze
Products
53
Alger
Mar
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd.—
Iron Bay Mines
26c
49%
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New
May
International
;
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77c :•••
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11
.
Apr "
1.40 July
-
78c
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National
48
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21c
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National
Apr
52c
2,403
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19c
70c
Mar
24c
v
1,600
'l
t
17
v
pfd
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11,611
Preferred
12%
'
1.60. Feb.
1.60
11,425
,
4.20
Works.
National Explorations
National
16'%
International
33c
'1.-90
5
Jun
3.40
a.
Chemical com
&
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90
Feb
class
Mines
Drug
53%
Aniemauonal
Isotope
28c
Preferred
15
International
International
Creek
Nama
53
Mining
Inspiration
,
24%- 24%.
75c
Ltd
16%
(John) ai Co———
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81c
^
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8%
53%
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Apr
Feb,
100
10,000
21c
.
Brass
8.35
57
21c
1
Acceptance
2.00
u 32c
32c
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common———1*
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Lake
Industrial
.2.00
2.00
—.
36%
11%.
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24%
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
5
680
54%
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Imperial Oil
j
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
6%
13,581
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327,077
7
4.40
Co
Moneta
New
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Imperial
V
4.40
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9.25. 10.00
4.15
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2.25
4.05
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Modern
Mar
15% Mar
Feb
July
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Feb /
39
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&
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11%
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230
1.40
-
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Feb
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_
11%
1.15
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23,900
common.
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11.%
v
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29
12
Husky Oil &
Warrants
Min.
23c
1.35
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Endeavour
27c
-
Hugh-Pam
51,500
Corp..
24c
Apr
1.40
47%
Mining
——
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Hoyle
Metals
Mindamar
Jan
13c
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33c
—
17%c
1.500
V'10,200
25c
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25c
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v
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Jan
38c
Jan
4.65
Jan
11%
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Milton
25c
Ltd
Co
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—-
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2.55
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39c
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19
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Apr
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3.c0
17
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12%
Hi
Warrants
Feb
1
Highland Bell
—
Highwood Sarcee Oils.—
2.67
♦
—
Industries
-1
1
•
Mines
Crest
8
12 %c
6
20,500
18c
14c
•
233,600
76c
18c
14c
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30c
Jan
2.72
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MlUcon
Jun
23% Mar
3.50
Jun
13%
1,270
i
73c
Headway Red Lake
Heath
Gold
Mines
Hendershot
13%
———"—1
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head of Lakes Iron
,■
Jan
3.25
100
3.25
8
8
20 Vac
x
-1
Minerals
Harrison
Apr
13%
•
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—
37%
Jun
21
5c
400
18%
•
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Rock
Hard
33
100
3.25
3.25
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379
21%
Lou
6c
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;
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common.
37%
21%
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Hamilton
Mar
12c
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High
6c
1
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Uranium
Share*
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17%
14%c
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17%
10
Mines
Guunar
Merrill
for Week
Low
Pa*
High
Low
High
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range 8ince Jan. 1
Ltd
Mines
Gulch
Sharoe
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Par
week ended july 6
Sale*
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of Prices
Sale Prloe
v
stocks
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Apr
Feb
Feb
Mar
52
July
May
62%
Apr
49c
Jan
72c
Jan
53%
Feb
68% July
i
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Volume 184
Number 5549
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
8TOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Prloe
Prairie
Oil
Premier
Border
P
R
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Roy
Pronto
Prospectors
Mines
Quebec
Manitou
Ravrock
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2.00
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1.60 May
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3.15
1.58
2,100
1.35
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630
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25
26
345
25
50
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19%
99c
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90c
99c
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1.75
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Steer
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•
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•
Iron
Jan
Sullivan
Cons
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31c
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80c
77c
82c
19,000
21,200
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*
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1
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•
Feb
45c
Petroleum
oils
ti
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•
22
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Apr
90c
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Feb
3.15
Jan
Jan
60c
Apr
Jan
55c
Feb
Jan
class
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Lead
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General
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Towagmac Exploration
class
1
35c
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Prairie
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Pipe
Petroleum
Pipeline
Oil
-
-'
75c
1.36
34c
600
35
50
Feb
Feb
54c
12c
53,050
Jan
18c
30
1,172
29%
Jan
35% Mar
1.66
6,123
1.30
Peb
40c
1,900
29
50
8.00
1,795
1.18
20c
-
Apr
29
July
5.00
2.04
50c
34
May
Apr
May
Jan
Jan
8.00
July
70c
Peb
1.20
Apr
11c
Mar
27c
10,300
9,300
35e
Apr
23%
2,845
Apr
35%
Jan
24
875
21
May
36%
Jan
96
May
104%
100
100
20
2.31
2.60
6,850
43c
48c
11,100
13c 14 %c
26,700
—1
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10c
lo%c
3,000
1
31c
31c
36c
12,600
13
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13%
1,240
2.75
2.85
1,250
1.77
1.80
3,700
35c
39c
____
*
1.77
Oil
I
____,
1
Mines
Bear
20%
2.17 May
41c
Jun
10c
May
Feb
3.40 Mar
68c
Apr
16%c Apr
9%c
Jan
16 %c
Apr
23c
Jun
52c
Apr
11
Feb
15% May
2.75
May
3.50 Mar
1.75
Jun
2.07 Jan
2,200
30c
12c
Jun
55c
Jan
loc 17%c
11,500
15c
Jun
25c
11c 13 %c
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2.25
12,000
11c
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25c
Apr
Apr
2.25
12,900
10%cll%c
2.20
6,299
10c
May
14c
May
2.09
Feb
3.00
Apr
42c
19,300
35c
May
70c
Jan
4,000
36c
Jun
54c
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian
Curb Section
-
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Asbestos
Brown
ffer Week
ef Prleee
Shares
LOW
*
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Sales
Range
Sale Fries
LOW
46
60
1,650
1—5
11%
11
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40%
11%
41%
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20 %
19%
20%
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5.25
5.25
5.45
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24
24
24%
*
19
19
19
30
30
30
25
Co
Bulolo Gold
Dredging
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Migh
46
,
58c
Feb
July
July
Jun
Jun
Jan
July
455
High
43
Peb
51
10'/a
Jun
13 7/a
Mar
Apr
38% May
45
Mar
1,020
17%
Jan
24%
Apr
1,438
e.10
Jan
305
20%
Jan
6.00 Jan
3,312
1.56
Jan
23,457
1.60
Jan
41c
3,732
17c
14,000
9.50
9.00
9.50
17,446
29
•
Investments
19
29
18%
28
Feb
21%
Jan
Jan
27
33
Jun
Feb
29
300
Jan
32
Jan
19
20
1,471
19
May
24
Jan
91%
25
90
Jun
95
4.65
5.00
1,600
27
27
50
47
46%
47
214
45
43%
45%
3,407
33%
Jan
19c
19c
1,000
170
Peb
19%
19%
20%
640
19% July
44%
common
_
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44%
45
560
39
33%
33 %
65
24%
25
1,570
46
5.00
Lumber
•
•
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28%
4.20
Jun
6%
Jan
Jan
14%
Peb
27
Jun
46
Jan
52
Jan
Oil
Bridge
Glass
-___
common
_
Canada
of
Securities
com
•
24%
1.25 Mar
56%
Apr
5.75 May
21
40
116
45% July
25 %«
Apr
24% Mar
Feb
45
Apr
33%
Jun
36
24
May
29
Apr
Apr
Gaspe Copper Mines
Paper
—1
-7%
common-
International vtilitles
5
—
Minn
—6
Ontario
—
55
Ogllvie
Flour
45
56
Apr
200
34
Feb
131%
136
553
109
Peb
51%
56%
888
12
12
73%
73%
34%
35
200
38%
39
150
5.25
5.50
1,550
~
Inc
&
—
*
Interprovlnclal Utilities
Loblaw
46
—t*
.2.50
Paper
•
common
38%
150
40
,
38%
12
Jan
142% May
56% July
May
14
Peb
Jun
90
Jan
33%
Peb
42
Apr
36
Jun
52
Jan
73%
-
Pato
Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Gold
Mines——
1
5.25
1
•
Corporation
4.25
4.25
4.25
200
66%
66%
465
50
45%
Mines
Bros
66%
45%
45%
300
45% July
12 %
Price
Ridgeway
12%
12%
100
12
5%
5%
5%
700
61 %
60%
61%
350
63c
63c
5,700
3.95
6.75 Mar
July
Jun
Feb
5.15
Jan
71% May
54% May
Peb
13%
5% Mar
6%
Apr
Mar
Mar
•
Third Canadian Gen Inv Tr
Products
110
56
68
Jan
Jun
Jan
1.85
17%
*
'
DuPont
44%
2.30
; 15c
Dalhousle
Jun
1.73
15c
___v_
Westinghouse
Consolidated
May
2.06
14%
Canadian
40
41% May
16%
Western
40
100
105
•
__
19C
Canadian
Yukon
1,060
6,259
_
tt
common-
Marconi
Universal
41
11,474
Sugar—____
_____
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Jun
45%
19,250
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91%
Jan
45
71
Vinegars
3">r
41
43c
&
-Jan
»ic
41
38c
Canada
Feb
my* July
>
Feb
1.33
3.00
16%
10
9.00
Jun
2.55
35
\
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May
20y2c July
20
68%
Mar
Apr
35
71
43
Jun
2.10
.
1.70 May
21% Mar
Apr
Jan
2.75
78c
39C
1.43
11
40
•
10
Feb
1,100
*
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15c
5,885
38c 41 %c
Jan
Jun
2.60
Apr
Jan
35,129
5,000 4
1.85
17c
_
Mar
•
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104
Jan
-
1.85
Resources
1.40
18%
20c
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&
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40
222*
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500
280!
18C
37c
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I
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Trans Mountain
Feb
1.55
39c
Dominion
Jun
42%
22222240
5% preferred
.Trans-Canada Explorations
.Trans Empire Oils
July
80c
36c
Jan
46
43%
Apr
33c
39c
Feb
4.45
112% 112%
22c;
24c
79c
Peb
37c
26 %
July
43
t
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22c
Jan
0%c
19%
29
-~5
Industries
9%
9,136
78c
43c
22 %c Mar
Apr
Jan
20
,
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23c
"
15%
.1
Jun
1.99 July
2.25 Jan
500
78c
Jan
74% Mar
-1
8%
10c
12,003
42%
4.20"
20
A
90c
1.50
34c
10,500
15%
Jan
22%
Mining
3.50
3.35
45%
*
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Toronto
,Trans Era
90c
1.40
20 %c
_l
10
Elevators
Toronto
-
975
35c
58,134
18c
Jun
65% May
Zulapa
26%
1.06 July
8c
Jan
^
6,125
-
36,500
33c
14
11%
III
Jun
19 V2
1,610
2.05
6.70
___
Toronto
„
10%
21c
Feb
Jan
May
Zenmac Metal
May
100
160
1.99
1.40
90c
Yukeno Mines
7
11,750
6.35
222.2*
Rights
Class
10
70c
7.25
Combing Corp
Wright-Hargreaves
General
6.70 May
Feb
2.00
j
Feb
Jun
11c
300
1.00
i.
Canadian
Feb
5%
42%;
1.225
20
Apr
22 y2c
1.20
10 %c
Jan
30
___
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Canadian
4.50
July
1,800
-41%
3.40
1.55
mi 1
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18c
Apr
27% May
Apr
9,425
6.40
_♦
'
1.20
7%
42%
799
70
15%
45C
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Feu
1.36
10 %C
25c
.
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7
1.22
"
19
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2.90 Mar
47,500
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61c
July
13c
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25
l
15.10C
1.34
■
*
__.
Toronto Dominion Bank
Traders
1.18
Jan
3.25 Mar
5.00
10
8%c 10 %c
•
1.90
26%
1.50
1
Canadian
14c
-
1,705
1
Mines
Calgory
Xhompson-Lundmark
Gold
1.06
-
14%
24c
A
Mar
80
61c
50
160
\
Apr
15 y«
,
100
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Texas
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1
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7
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20
101
9c
•
common
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19%
1.08
500
Bylvanlte Gold
Tandem
20
—___100
—
Surf Inlet Cons Gold
Swlteon Industries
Tamblyn
7%
3.25
7,100
Apr
51
July
10c
•
5,750
25%
3.00
101
_IHI___
ordinary
21 *"
•
Preferred :
Surety
7%
25%
3.00
25
Warrants
77c
Feb
Jan
2,000
17 c
69C
15%
Coghlan
17% May
57%
13,251
9,996.:
5.40
5,620
1.16 May
Jan
Apr
1,000
14c
2.05
Jan
Feb
4.25
5.20
Jun
1.90
Petroleums
Apr
19%
5.30
Apr
1.92
1.40 May
23
Apr
Apr
89c
4.25
16 %c
47%
100
-100
Aprv;
28%
18%
Zl
Feb
4,311
89,065
26
Jan
42 V2
11%C
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35%
44
1.84
1.10
Jan
Jan
4.25
ZZ-lZZl
Mar
Jan
23
May
Jan
19%
r
60c
14%
Apr
55c
II
_____
Jun
26
—
(Geo)
May
22
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Stovel Press pfd
Sturgeon River Gold—
Sudbury Contact
;
26c
1.55
___
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1,320
12c
«
16,300
70c
pfd
Canuck
Jan
34%
July
42%
Petroleum-
Yankee
28e
230
Grocer^
Yellowknlfe
7,460
■
86c
10
Petroleum
Canada
.
43%
260
2.98 May
16% May
36c
Yellorex
Jan
1.30 May
-
;
Apr
16%c
1,783
73c
24
i
Feb
43c
4,720
-
13
44
:28,300
41
71c
25
wtanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
?'
80c
May
25c
•
Jan
Jan
3,000
Feb
Jun
14
785
40c
90c
16c
Winchester Larder
Apr
20c<
17,700
f
1.70
52c
,
May
1.65
5.40 Mar
27c
16 %
1,000
..
67c
36C
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28c
63c
Apr
Feb
11
7.85
15%
21,510
69
Leaseholds
Windward
29 % Mar
May
30c
370
♦
______
14,200
-
22c
Jan
37% July
28'% Mar
93c+„ Jan
16%
f
16%
•
4.55
14c
,
.11,072
11%
r
4,950
36c
•
2.60
Breweries—
Wiltsey
2.25 May
10%
*
Decalta
May
29c
Jan
25
July
23% May
300
1.38
.
Jan
'9c " Jan
5,500
55c
12
1.79*
PaVing & Materials
Bros
4.90
14 %c 15 %c
1.35
*
Mines
"
■
Jun
30c 33 %c
31c
Mines____^
Wilrich
July
3.85
Feb
10
65c
,
90
2,204
10,066
"24c
,
68
5,350
86
44 : ;
■.
2.82
Apr
Peb
Apr
July
86c
_.L
Preferred
Mar
2.50
Jun
6.10
II—1
Willroy Mines
Jan
25
17c
28c
_______
Jan
8.60
30%
25
2.45
Class B
Mar
155
Jun
1.75
1.47
24% May
2.55 Feb
84
:*:■
12
Spanish American Mines Ltd
Stddman
3.25
2.00
_______
________
Warrants
Apr
■;.*3.90 Mar
Jan
2.49
18c
28%
300
22c 22 %c
Mines
Canada
Weston
1.19 Mar
3
-
22 %c
Jun
1,247
Jan
54 % July
37c
Mar
Mar
4.224
;
14%
1
Trust
Ashley
Western
Apr
19c
t
6.25
Petroleums Ltd
Western
102% July
V
Jun
15c
~~1
~
108
100
JZ
Oils
20
1,710
55c
*
.■;
2.50
10,250
"V
*TV±--'f.,
Union
standard
111
4.90
i
:
-
;y 3,400
25
Valley Oil .i-i-,,-;.;..
Stadacona
2.61
2.30
15c
*
,
Roi,
Oils
'
37%
W___
&
Malartic
Western
Jan
18
,
20c
33
6.25
Warrants
Apr
92%
Jun
26-
50c
class
I
Jun
11c
10
j
24c
'
18 %c
9
Feb
1
Western
15% May
14% Jan
July
85c
S.50
•
Southam
SDooner
33c
1,500
15,100
1.55
y
Ltd
Southern
:18,900
86c
2.25
r
18c
Jun
37C J,
2.15
86
i
Mines
Dairies
100'%
19c
6.60
30
19%
1
Western
65% Mar
'*•
*
1,058
36%
1
Ltd
•
Equipment
Pyrite Copper
Jan
Jun
33c
2.50
?
i
„
■
-L
May
60
25
Jan
Jun
16c 16 %c
16 %c
.♦
_
1:...^
16
6.95
30%
23%
5% May
15%
Explorations
Western
Mar
70c
Jan
78 %
505;
2.00
3.20
•
•
__
225:
25
j
...
14c
1,070;
101% 102 %
25
common
Souris
17%
78%
♦
10%i
29,000
2.25
•
,
_
Quebec
1,410
20c/j
2.30
Mines
Van
11%
:
24 %c
Jan
85c
!■
Gold' Minos
Slater
Slocan
18c
•
Wespac
West
Feb
56% May
12y2 Feb
;
2,725
6.75
30%
West Maygill Gas Oil_______
Westeel
Products
Feb
26c
10c
4,549
.
14%
'
16c
50c
common
Standard
Silverwood
8lscoe
"11%
6,000
V
62
-
,
13 %
.—25
com
14%
y
2,325
6.90
III
Mines
Grey
G
Weedon
Apr
22
Jun
37 c
•
_
1.20
Jun
Jun
Jun
Walte Amulet Mines
Apr
Feb
12c
Apr
20%c
Corp
Oils
Walker
Mar
Jan
27c
111
Ltd
V
V
46 %
2,000
•
Mines
Waterous
2.65 May
34c
Apr
10c
1,500
20c
2.60
75c
102
f'
14
4,770
12c
Vulcan
Jan
20%
35c
59%
102
•
!,
Mining
V Silver-Miller
25
235
27,000
12c
trust
Mines
Jun
17%
j
;
;
21
33c
5qc
_
-
May
75c
12 %c 12 %c
v
80
;
_1"
■,
;
Petroleums
21c
17c
>
Jun
1,815
23c
Feb
May
,
Mar
2.60
1.70 Mar
8,600
:
'14
:i3y»
11 %
*
Suaneo
33c
61
-
_i
Ltd
27c
&
Violamac
2.64 Apr
197/b July
,/
July
98
Jan
III
1
Ltd
Victoria
Apr
2.85
Apr
4,166
•
14c
_*
__i
Gold-
Sherritt Gordon
Silver
21 >'
l
Oils
20c
""
14,005
21
,r_'_100
Mines
2.25
80
2.00
81c
Jan
54%
22c
_•
L
Consol
Ventures
Jan
6.05
2.01 Mar
10
10,500
98%
1.85
<
22c
1
Cement
Horsey
%c
■98%
12c
—____
Sheep Creek
Sigma
20c 22
i2y2C
Shawkev 1945 Mines
Voting
1,850
1295
•
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sicks'
2.41
v
_•
:
Rainbow
Shirriff
2.40
;
Scythes pfd
oeeunty
100
I,575
'
•.
V
~
10
common
4,500
14
.!
pfd
7-
,
19%
l
Gold
Saskatchewan
14c
2.20
18
—•
___
Debentures
Scurry
13c
2.20
18%
|
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd^
1.80
.25
Mines
Vico Explorations
57,470
1.63
,
Steel
Vandoo
Apr
2.50 July
3.25
pfd
—
Upper Canada
Mar
48,450
2.50
,
_«
Gold
River
30c
30
.
51
23c
Feb
1.80
y
Uranium
Antonio
Sand
Apr
Apr
United
1.94
2.50 Mar
j
A
Oils
4.60
24% Jun
B
ZZ
United
1.10 May
"l
i
__
Mines
Corp
510
54%
-_1
class
Apr*
1.30 May
i
pfd
____
class
1,500
7
30%
Hill
Montauban
15
Jun
3.40 July •
18c
May
4%
100
__1
Mines
Inv
United
6,000
1
Cement
Lawrence
5 Vis %
*
26
1.05
Estella
Fuel
Apr
4,000
ioo
_
Lawrence
5,900
10,610
>
Feb
-
"
class A
32c
Jan
11
100
8%
25?
United Keno
High
5%
8%
-1
3.50
1.18
_i
_
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte Oil common
Russell Industries
Ryanor Mining
-St
23c
13c
Mines
_>
9%c
...»
;
Mining
United
May
Low
5%
.Class B'
4.85 Mar
1.80 July
-
1,305
3.55
20c
Consol
Oils
45c
Jun
1.65
1.67
recent Long Lac
Rockwin Mines
ttoxana
1.65
1.12
•
Robinson Little class
Rov/man
Corps Ltd
1.56
2.54
;
Mfg $1
United
2.75 May:
-
1.60
IH__1
Ltd
Ltd
Ri*-At.habasco Uranium a
Robertson
Feb
Apr
Feb
1.15
Ltd
Aluminum
Asbestos
2.45
May
*
Refining "__
Rupununi
United
l
1
Paimer Oil
Union
Jan^
1.50
56,100
'
3.40
,23c
26
i
^exppar Uranium
mo
Union Gas of Canada
Jan_
9.40
1.75
9,900
.Renabie Mines'•
Rio
Apr
8.30
44
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
;
Jan
Shares
5%
preferred
May
15c
32,600
1.80
•
Mining
300
-
2.05
l
MacDonald
Reynold
23,000
.
2nd
'
for Week
Low
common
5.60
52,650
25c
",.1.90
*
•
Mines
ttegent
1.71
2.30
24c
l
Mines
Explorations
Reeves
1.71
2.10
25c
Apr
Acceptance
5.25 May
2,200
1.71
Union
23 %c
Jan
Apr
Sales
Range
ef Prices
Par
6.90
19%
22,100
"
\
Mining
Earth
"
High
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
United
Radiore Uranium Mines
Rainville Mines Ltd
Rare
6.45
6.10
l
Metallurgical
Quemont
6c
550
i
.
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
3.30
37,000
2.24
■
1
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Gold
6.35
•
2,000
36
5.90
6.00
•
Purdy Mica Mines
Queenston
35
i
Low
5.05
I6V2C I8V2C
~_i
Dome
Airways _
Producers Ltd
Gas
17c
STOCKS
Range Since Jen. 1
High
5.00
10
4
—
Uranium
Provo
_•
Inc
Preston East
5.00
6
Friday
Shares
Low
1
Gold
JULY
ENDED
for Week
mt Prices
,
Par
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range
30c
Feb
—
Gold Corp
1
—
56c
Apr
May
<T> 00 £ 0
Jan
43 % Mar
49
Apr
FOOTNOTES
Feb
2.50
2.50 May
54c
Apr
44 y»
Jan
26c
Feb
8
Jan
13c
Jan
20c
Jun
IOV4
5%
Consolidated
71
July
Apr
21% May
•
a
Apr
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's
par
range).
in
e
Selling
f Flat
r
year's
(not included
rarige).
ex-interest,
CANADIAN
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wiWhen
x
issued,
Ex-dlvldend.
y Ex-rlghts.
price.
Cash sale
AND
t
wd When .delivered.
d Deferred delivery sale
53c
Mar
No
(not Included In year's range).
\
Ex-stock
-
dividend.
^
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
46
.
.
Monday, July 9, 1958
.
(150)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Investing Companies
Ak».uceu
Affiliated
American
American
1.69
6.20
4.05
9.57
1.61
Trust—
Development
;
Associated Fund
Atomic
Mutual
1
Inc------
Fund
15.03
Fund "A
Inc—1
Fund "B* Inc--5
Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Hough ton
Axe-Houghton
8.60
3.95
9 Vz
1
Blair Holdings Corp—
1
Blue Eidge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
—*
:
Beneficial Corp
Fund Inc
Boston
3'Va
13:34
22.91
17.16
-------—
10c
11.12
5
Fund Inc
Street Invest Corp
Bowling Green
Broad
23.20
13.31'
Ltd —
1
Fund Inc—
~A
Fund
(1954) Ltd-—Canadian Fund
Inc
——-Capital Venture Fund Inc.
l
Fund
Bulloch
6.10
;
7.50
California
General
13.15
-
5.80
23.61
--1
Chemical Fund Inc
—»0o
Christiana Securities com—100
Trust--;
Shares
Century
20.37
,
Preferred —:
17.93
14.900
137
10,
—
21.54
Fund Inc——*r*
Commonwealth Investment—™!
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Opposite Bond & Stock *
'
Colonial
Fund Inc
Composite Fund
9.61:
13.08
T-
,
16.80
Inc_—-———}
X16.31
Fund Inc
-----—--J
Consolidated Investment Trust-I
Crown Western Investment Inc
Concord
De
Dreyfus
11.29
14.69
9.56
.,■10.48
/ ;
•••
of
Nation Wide Securities Co
9.80
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
21.27
Trust
"»
V
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical shares
Common (The) Stock
3.66
15.86
Price
13.66
13.70
7.58
8.31
6.19
8.81
16.28
17.81
_
9.35
8.98
9.71
11.38.
———lc
Growth Industry Shares Inci—H
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc——1
Baydock Fund Inc—Ll
—1;
Hudson Fund IncL_l.ii—11
8.95
Utility shares--
17.37
17.86
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ruucl
.
Funds
Line
Fund
Value
Line
Income
Ltd
Street Investing
Wellington Fund
11.14
12.19
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
12.59
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
131
Bankers
&
Shippers
Jefferson
Colonial
Life
Ins
of
Life
Natl
Columbian
General
Connecticut
Assurance
Continental
Co
Liie
&
Forster
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchants Fire Assurance
24%
26%
20
22
National
29%
114
85
264
284
5 ,.128
136
99
105
^
56%.
60%
..
5 %
9.14
6.56
7.17
1
6.08
6.64
fireman's
Fund
firemen's
of
(S
F)
Newark
Life
General Reinsurance Corp
Ask
Bid
88
-
91
_■
29
32
-
5
(Jacksonville Fla) _2%
Fire
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Steamboller
115
Home
232
3.25%
Y
32 V2
55
99.588
Bank—
of
127
-
Co
Harris
/Bid
Ask
National
City
York
365
200
250
16
62
10
40
38
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46
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12.50
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37
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Trust-^
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64%
7%
2
of
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39%
25
21
(Ariz.)—
Bank of
Nat'l
Co
54%
10
30%
32%
i
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29"
Phoenix_5
Bank
Trust
&
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48%
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20
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56
A
60
17
57
61
25
54%
58%
20
78%
83%
N T 6c S A__6.2S
38%
40 %
National
Louis
56%
:
National
Mercantile
115
107
25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr„20
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70%
& Trust
Bank
7
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23
67%
20
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43
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3*4.9
60
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Security-First Nafl Bank—12.50
42
25%
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100
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46
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of
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103
33
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'
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30
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Trust
&
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81%
42
Royal State Bank of N Y
Rye
National
Bank—
N.
Y
350
Y
Hartford National Bank
52%
10
Inc
Co
:
435
Co
of Commerce
Connecticut
31
32%
5
&
312
420 7'
305
Bank
Trust
Cleveland
Connecticut—
50%
10
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89%
86%
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Central
81
Y
Bk_100
100
Savings
,
93
Co
Trust
Bank
&
Trust
i v v
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78
Trust—33%
&
Cleveland—
44
20
Trust
Brook
(J
State
Bank
of
Albany—
American
19'A
39
Trust
Union
Co
Trust
.-
,43
"
Bank
Francisco—
of
Amer
Bid
Potash
Chem—
&
50%
Burlington
40
43
Calif
33%
Commonwealth
33 %
37 %
10
12%
Duke
68%
7.3%
Ferro
Industries
Oregon
86
53
57
132
Bonds—(Cont.)
k
4%s_1975
90%
91%
100%
1007s
Georgia
24
Hilton
5s
Mohawk
Salt
101%
100%
103%
3.45s_ —1981
100%
101 %
4%s_ —1957
89%
90%
37/8s. —1981
1017/s
102%
—1971
95 V4
101%
103
Southern
Calif
1936
100%
101 %
Textron
1976
116
117
U S Industries 4%s
1975
170
3%s
;
Mfg
of Am
Amer
Gas
5s
...
Wisconsin. Electric
100%
100 %
100%
101V*
102
75
Kerr-McGee
143
145
54
56
Lowenstein
65 %
22%
50
36%
Travelers
31%
U S Fidelity & Guaranty
Oil
(M)
53
34va
4%s
55%
30
3%s
Power
Hotels
,
Houston
4%s__
&
1968
98
125
105%
57%
58%
Stocks—
Anderson-Prichard
4.25%
Louisiana
Sons—
Oil—
-50
preferred
Kaiser Alum 4Yb%
Power
&
conv
pfd_100
80
4%s
1931
•No
par
60%
tEx-100%
22%
25%
JEx-2-for-l
29%
29
a
City of N Y
2
Westcnester Fire
2;
27
Net
stock
asset
k Admitted
Stock
dividend
split.
Exchange
4.44 "o
x
preferred
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wi When
value.
to listing on the
90%
New York
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid yield price.
t New stock.
value
57%
27%
90
FOOTNOTES FOR
y
issued
Ex-stock
.
k__
Light—
41%
52%
1
96%
-
104%
113%
97 %
123
—1970
37/«s_. —1986
101%
112%
100
103
—1975
3%s
Ask
106%
100%
Co
1986
61%
149
:■
100 V2
__i986
Sheraton
*
1970
"77%
38 %
103
Bid
QQ
—1976
—.—
102%
1986
99%
Light & Pow 3%s_19Su
Iowa Power & Light 3%s._198S
Kentucxy Util 3%s__:
1986
>
10
(New Haven)--.
101
1
Springfield Fire & Marine—10
Standard Accident
10l
5
Co„ 101
U S Fire
31
US Life Insurance Co in the,
,
105%
'
3%s_i,. —1986
3yss
Elec
102'%
3%s
*
60%
Can
Niagara
Penna
Frueliauf Trailer 4s.
3%s
National
—1975
3%s__ —1986
Elec
100 *
1936
Corp
Narragansett
Fenna
Edison—
3%s
Power
Mueller Brass 3%s
134
37/as___19i6
Power
Florida Power & Lt
Co__;—_—10
Ask
;
_*——1970
31%
48
Security Issues
*
'
'
3%s
46%
2
.10
Recent
Bonds—
42%
Security
46
99.456
,
Seaboard Surety Co
44
99.504
99.447
...
34
—10
Freeport-
I8V4
37
%,
99.552
99.491
and Trust—25
Illinois
Bank
Uqipn Bank
41 f
787/s
__lo
Trust
Manufacturers
40%
1
43%
99.602
99.540
'
.
13 Va
12
122
90
41V«
99.644
1956
National
First
66
'
28
*
20
37
50
45
141
95%
99.638
99.628 Y
34%
35
5
5
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
St Paul Fire & Marine
6.25
69%
Ask
:
99.681
240
85
10
5
,
64%
of Commerce.lO
122
42%
66 %
29 %
10
10
b3.40
Bank
National
30 %:
193
27%
33
>
25%
31 :;(y
5
Y
Co
(The)
Albany,
15%
14%
1
20
70
5
Republic
1-57
Continental
' Y.'y
20
N
(United States Trust
14V2
American
4-
13,
Natl
City
123
118
25%
&
267
66
51"%
48 ,
63
y
.Trade Bank & Trust Co
12%
Globe
3.20%
2-56
'
Par
Bank—
Square
Trust
28
:185
Bank.
Natl
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Huntington
(L I)„.
Sterling National
24
Great
b3.35
Northern Trust Co
'.
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Island
Long
New
10
2
5
1-57
Chicago—
58
—20
Trust
6.02
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
4
Bank
:
County
13.62
72%
10
Irving
Kings
5.57
22 %
Glens Falls
3-
V.
Companies
National
12.60
5
5
1-56
Ask
:259
64
50%
46%
—10
City
National
Guaranty
1
10
2.50
New
Franklin
Morgan
Peerless
59
of
9.57
180
Co-
Bid
Trust—10.
&
Westchester
15.18
Phoenix
.
-
8.76
35
55
1-56
7-
September
"
York
Now
13.93
32 %
81%
.
99.739
5
—10
Y)
Co
Industrial Bank
33
77%
of
Of
Hanover
10
Insurance
99.784
100
N
Bank
17.70
31%
Pacific
!»
September 20, 1956—September 27. 1956
October 4, 1956_
".
11.43
4
66
99.823
10
Trust
12.35
10
(Minn)
Fire
Indemnity
99.950
99.867
Bank
Plains
16.28
Fire
Insurance
3.15%
2-57
Bid
:
Trust—
10.52
River
Pacific
3.10%
/b3.30
1-
Y
August 30, 1956————
September 6, 1956
99.910
,
11.30
5
52
57
35%
Hartford
12.85
8.36
•
—
..
3.00%
b3.25
2-57.
Dollar Vain*
99T724
National
First
r
First
9.33
4%
62
lo
Hanover
25 Va
11.82
5
2.50
Northeastern
3.33%
Northern
12.50
Northwestern National Life
10
Gulf Life
13.33
8.54
10
York
2.90%
b3.25
1-
Ask
99.935
99.768
of New York
Fiduciary
23 */4!
A
North
90
./Ask
b3.05
2- 1-57
2-56
t
99.811
-
New Amsterdam Casualty
New Hampshire Fire——
New
122
-
.6-
Y
3.40s
99.855
York—
Federation
12.23
4
10
5
5
Union Fire
Nationwide Corp class
Bid
.,
12- 3-56
5-
3.55%
99.942
——
Empire Trust——
12.48
12.17
_1
Casualty
Maryland
Merchants & Manufacturers
National Fire
4%
Philadelphia
franklin
Life-
28
fidelity & Deposit of Md
Assn
National
Due
(
7- 2-56
3.50%
YY
Bank & Trust
Y—'•
10
Inc
42
35%
10
•
99.901
1956—
1956
2,
(White
41%
38%
Life Ins—
—10
31%
,
19,
26,
County Trust Co
14.29
13.U5
C)
39
53
1.25
federal
fire
N
Companies
Lincoln
27%
Oo—:—5
Inc
10
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Amployees Group. Assoc
Employees Reinsurance
13.55
a31.b3
Amer_o
Life Insurance Co of Va_.
•
33
Casualty
crum
15.35
12.40
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
'
48
2
Life
Continental
Standard
(Greensboro
5
Ins
of North
31-'
4
(N J)__5
Amer—10
.
99.983
1956
12,
July
1
i
29'A
Assn
Ins
Camden Fire
Co
Insurance
67
_].o
Boston Insurance Co
13.18
Companies
,
4-
2.90%
58 '
12.50 '
Chem Corn Exchange Bank—10
Commercial State Bk & Tr__25
10.75
14.01
Par
26%
6.25
b3.05
1
Inc
Ask
Co-5
.
3
1
Fund
28%
5
12-
Chase Manhattan
Mutual
Washington
„
26%
1
1-56
Meadow
11.67
39-
American Surety Co
9.94
1
Inc
Fund
10.83
36
:
3-
Bank
12.19
1
Inc
10.67
24'A
(Wash D C)
2.90%
—
7.85
36
Re-insurance
b3.05
Far
14.43
34
Mercury
lr56
•
7.18
5
American Fidelity & Casualty.5
11.25 'conv
5
preferred
American
11-
48%
13.25
Agricultural Insurance Co——lo
Amer
1-56
12.89
Corp——1
63 %
(Newark N J)__2%
1-56
5-
;
10-
•
7.30
14.35
Wall
201
Assurance
94.16
33.01
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
190
Home
15.04
..
10.24
10
Amer Ins Co
94.26
94.8
6- 3-56
,340%
2.90%
Franklin
Canada
Value
121
American
22.99
11.69
Bid
2
2-
Dated
•
3.30s
2.80%
b3.05
Bankers
1
iuc
11.51
Assur
b2.95
New
Accumulated Fund-—1
United Continental Fund——1
United Income Fund Shares_l
united Science Fund
1
17.26
10
lo
Equitable
:
2.80%
1-56
1-56
1956
August 9, 1956
August 16, 1956
August 23, 1950
6.75
united
Investors
Automobile
b2.95
1011-
August
13.20
& Farnham
10.02
Par
American
95.14
94.18
19«n
Dollar Value
xll.86
Investors———.—1
Roe
United
Insurance
American
96.4
95,6
1960
United States Treasury Bills
9.37
lc-
1-56
2-56
2.95%
10.70-
Fuud..lc
3-56
July
32.68
Stevens & Clark-—
Stock Fund
'
Life
96.26
95.28
i
20.65
13.84
Street Investment
i \
j
Instftuttonal Shares Ltd—
Aetna
97.22
1,
1959
1959
1.
Rate
3.5Q%
2.65%.
1-
3.45%
Clark
&
2.96
:
2.71
Fund—lo:
Yb2.85
4-
3.00%
a24.79
.
17.33
15.97
Fund Inc 10c
income Fund of Boston Inc-—1;
Incorporated Income Fund
1
tneorporated
Investors1
9- 4-56
V.
3.05%
| July
a37.79
\
9-8I
16.86.tj
Income Foundation
Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance Co
Oct.
;
2.55%
b2.80
3.125%
15.80
22.53
United Funds Inc—
■■<->
a25.20
*
12-1-55
3 00%
"
.♦
'ieAuo
17.37
*,4.76
Aetna
1,
April
Ask
1-56
8-
11-1-55
Y
Bid'
18.92
Corp—•
Fund—1
sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
TelevisiotlrEIectronics Fund-'—1
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
12.44
i,
4.33
<
lc
Fund
97.18
97.20
96.18
l%8 April 1, ia«i-
99.13
Bid
Due
Dated
2.95%
;
V
14.42
1*
1
—
Fund
stein
7.83
'
Inc-
state
,•
10.64
'
34
1
Sovereign
12.42
11.34
15.87;
Growth
97.10
Y
—
100.5
,
1,
l%s Oct.
1 %s
100.3
1958
1959
15.
April
l%s
98.4
97.28
—
1958
1,
Feb.
1 %s
100.10
99.14
99.11
99.11
22.95
32
Common
965
lc
Foundation
1957
1957
1958—
1,
r/0s
100
99.30
100.8
99.6
" 99.9
—
9.62
21.04
1
Scudder,
Stevens
Fund Inc
10.46
7.14
Inst
,
195T
1957
15,
Aug.
99.31
99.22
1957
1,
1%S April
2%s June 15,
98.28
98.20
Stock,
Growth
.;
6-19
9.55
lo
Institutional
1956
1.
Oct.
l%s
100.4
100.5
100.2
100.3
Ask
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
Treasury
l%s Oct.
15.
32nda of a point
Maturity-
Ask
7.17
46'/4
Scudder,
Lie I
-
100.2
98.30
Indebtedness & Notes
decimal point represent one or more
1956
6.82
.
1
Selected Amer Shares
1.25
shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B) Fund—
1
Southwestern Investors Inc-—1
14.95
12.51
equipment shares
Bank
•
100
98.24
1956
1958
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
9.62
3.07
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc
10.14
3.14
Institutional
20,
Assn—
5.16
6.53
Science & Nuclear Funds—
13.91
—
Fund
Puritan
Putnam. (Geo)
8.21
2.85
stock shares
97.8
96.20
91.10
102%
—
20.
Nov.
2%s Jan.
98.28
Bid
15.
Rate
7.38
•
8.U0
—
Rowe)
13.20
12.70
shares-.—i—
shares
(T
11.37.
9.25
-lc-
Tobacco
1956
7.49
lc
—1C
Railroad
April
May
2s
Trust Shares—
American
Series
8.41
shares
Steel
l%s
11.87
6.24
Peoples
Securities Corp—.—_1
Philadelphia
Fund Inc
—*
Pine Street Fund Inc'
1
Pioneer Fund Inc
2.50
10.38
Bond shares—lo,
shares—.
lc
Bond
Railroad
RR
North
L
8.07
18.65
12.05
lc
shares--
Petroleum
3%s
100.8
98.20
1971
Federal Natl Mortgage
J00
100.5
-
1958
3%s May I,
.,
Aug.
1%R
11.35
4.72
1
—
Fund Inc—
Fuud-lo
shares—
II.48
7.74
Merchandising
Mining
June
1957
15,
1%S Oct. 1,
2%S March
21.67
10.50
1
1
1
—
York Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd—
67.05
lc
fully administered shares-,-lc
General bond shares-:
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional
Feb.
2 %s
New
3.37
shares-:—
food
8.72
14.51
Jo
lc
--Jc
Electrical
Equipment shares-
4.60
7.36
&
Electronics
2S
3.92
20.03
—i—1,
\
v
17.02
Jc
Jc
Building shares
16.41
7.73
12.01
10.47
r.
Aviation shares
2 %s
Notes—
Treasury
:.Y
3.61
8.00
8.02
1
1
Corp
1,
1, 1960
1. 1960
100.9
100 2
09.30
99.4
97.24
1959
100
wi——
of Indebtedness—
2%s Dec. 1, 1956
2%s
Feb. 15, 1957
•
6.75
Stock
Preferred
4.20
.
14.84
a
Series——1
,r.
15.18
Inc
——
industries Fund lnc_——1
Capital
1957
June
1,
100.6
1957
1957
1957-56——
1958
2%s May
99.31
99.29
Certificates
11.13
—
10.86
Series
Income -Series..!
Stock Series—
Growth Stock Series
New
England Fund
7.46
futures
Investors
15,
15,
12.13-
—.-1
5.26
10.99
Mutual Fund——«—*
franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series—-—-lc
Preferred stock series
lc
fundamental Investors Inc
2
General
22.74
;
4.81
New
General
Feb.
Mar
42.89
Bond Series——J-y——-—I
Dividend Series
24.34
22.77
founders
Oaa
100.7
1957—
Maturity—
10.14
1
Inc_l
._1
Interest
beneficial
3.18
J
Corp'.—l
Industrial Fund Inc.l
financial
1,
May 1,
2%s Nov. 1,
12.83
11.91
L
'
19.70
—20c >:
Eng.—1 ,
Inc„———»
Fund
Fidelity
15,
15,
Figures after
39.07
Shares Corn
Trust Shares—
Mutual
Mutual
9.02
-J
federated Fund-of
1,
Oct.
2%s
U. S. Certificates of
1
_1
17.46
Fund Irtc-
faulty
May
1%S
100.6
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2.95s Sept 4, 1956—
3%s March 1, 1957—^
*
2.90
■
3.30s
109.3
100.4
Nov.
Jan.
35/'cS
11.22
Massachusetts Life Fund
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
•
/£>■;,
:
Fund
100.2
1956
1956
3%s
;—1
Fund Inc
12.42
13.40
:
New com 33Vbc par (ex
3 for 1 split)
Mass Investors Growth Stock
*
7 72
14.68
60 93
,
Shares—
Howard—
&
Balanced
100.2
100
100.4
3.50s
Trust
Investors
Massachusetts
.
„
---—-—J
Investment Fund—l
Stock
Fund——
Electronics Investment
15,
100
100
3.05s
.
Balanced
Baton
Oct.
100.1
99.31
1956
3.50s
'
60.32
Shares————2bc
Fund Inc
1
Dividend
15,
,
7.06
Fund—;
Diversified Trustee
Series E
Oct
2a
Bonds—
2%s Sept. 14, 1956
3s Feb 15, 1957
'
OeiawareFund '———
Diversified Growth
Diversified
3.15s
Ask
100.1
99.31
100.2
98.22
99.14
93
97.18
96.30
97.20
103%
FederaULand Bank
.
14.53
Vegh Investing Co
Vegh Mutual Fund
dtock
.
Bid
99 31.
99.28
99.30
98.12
Ask
Loan
Home
of a point
point represent one or more 32nda
Bid
Banks—
3V»s
July 16, 1956
—
3.20s Aug. 15, 1956
3%s Sept. 17, 1956
i—i—
Federal
.
;
Fund-—r-l
Inc—;-l •
Inc—-1
Dividend Income
De
16%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal
Insuvuuoiuu ouares
1.86
,
18.64
Friday, July C
Ask
Bid
Par
Ltd (Coin,)—
7.94
7.25
6.70
institutional Income Fund-lc
13 65
12.48
4.32
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
5.24
4.80
10.45
Intl Resources Fund Inc
.'-lc
11.03
10.09
I.77
Investment Co of America
1
11.55
10.57
Investment Trust of Boston—1
6.96
6.35
16 40
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_I
a22.l)6
■'? 6.63
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund_I
9.35
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
26.02
27.16
4.32
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
1
27.67
25.36
10%
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
19.58
17.95
4%
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)--:—1
11.93
10.93
14.50
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
1
10.49
9.61
24.63
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks).
.1
13.73
12.58
18.55
?
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
19.11
17.51
12.02 *
8-1 (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
13.93
12.77 '
25.08
'"■■■■" B-2 (Income Com Stocks)
1
16.04
14.70
14 59
B-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—I
10.67
9.77
8.20
6-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
12.65
11.09
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
7.11
6.48 \
14.22
Knickerbocker Fund-—1 13.15
12.U3
22.04 '
Lexington Trust Fund
25q
16% •
15%
6.35
Life Insurance Investors Inc^—l
0.26
5.75
25.52
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc__1
a45.9l
19.39
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—•
15,500
Managed Funds—
5.52
5.81 >'■
*142 T
Automobile shares
.lo
2.65
Y 2.92
23.38
Electrical Equipment shares_lc ,
4.64
4.21
10 45 *
General Industries shares—lc
3.90
3.54 : i
14^22
Metal shares —
—lc
5.43
4.93
i
Paper shares—i
lc
3.84
3.48
20.26
Petroleum shares
lc
3.31
3.00
18^26 •
Special Investment shares—lc
3.49
3.17
17 63
Transport shares
lc
8.71
7.95
lg'i/8:
Manliattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
f uuu
25c
Fund Inc
1.25
Business Shares
-1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Mutual Funds—
for
dividend.
100
101
Volume
184
Number 5549'::.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(151)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
"
♦
'•£**•
Bank clearings
-
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
Week Ended June 30—
based
us
IS56
increase compared with
an
a
Pre¬
year ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
'$20,493,877,642 against $17,001,493,570 for the
there is
.J.';,''/';
At this
center
;>>\
'
Week
New
Ending
York
July
7-
>•;' •
6,761,032
6,943,655
4,066.954
8,078,641
8,793,008
15,336,185
14,686,654
+
17,413,158
16,484,663
+
1,524,580,998
1,316,609,043
___
Jersey—Trenton
(11
...
cities)
——
+ 30.2
6,907,653
3,723,985
3,964,125
8.1
10,386,346
8.413.094
4.4
14,534,141
14,270,464
5.6
14,450,665
12,681,851
+15.8
1,249,055,700
1,193,364.969
+ 15.8
—11.8
289,800,000
+11.4
618,485,000
511,432,896
'
508,252,925
11,892,745
446,284,940
339,618,014
+20.2
1,461,568,030
1,299,133,528
506,611,621
410,342,760
+23.5
315,748,234
276,218,056
+14.3
,
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
(7
cities)
-
cities, five days
Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
$16,051,391,102 $12,886,726,736
Other cities, five days
3,593,989,232
+ 24.6
3.2S1.813.468
South
/
4,553,202
all
cities, five days.
$19,645,380,334
9.2
+
$16,178,540,204
848,497,308
822,953,366
$20,493,877,642
$17,001,493,570
All cities, one day
V Total all .cities
lor -•week—---—----,—,
43.144,000
9,004.929
0.6
10.909,493
11,055,543
+ 13.9
408,181,106
419,529,230
+12.5
1,190,662,608
1,257,587,395
?
4,320,816
20,167,000
+
+
2.3
18,363,000
19,003,000
+
3.1
170,148.310
178,438,630
6,794,205
350,419,164
126,059,888
+ 16.0
155,024,876
+
769,413,095
694,957,419
192,924,820
7,879,125
i
.
Maryland—Baltimore
388,409,645
-
Columbia—Washington-
5.4
4,365,201
•
3,212,214
6,098.283
4,610,856
320,984,188
+ 10.8
308.981,690
23.0
117,596,417
107,618,292
+10.7
625,552,901
633,867,180
■J
+21.4
Total
(6
cities)
3.1
+
8,815,846
187,196,346
20,621,427
;
Carolina—Charleston
District of
Total
46,284,200
+ 15.8
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Virginia—Norfolk
Ten
5.9
+
9.765,194
245,265,543
520.012,039
+20.9
408,327,874
Baltimore
48,465,700
10,413,829
•
'
_•
51,343,800
.12,059,617
Youngstown
404,592,915
9,821,180
236.989,035
469,472,665
+13.6
11,820,396
Mansfield
+ 18.0
322,700,000
Francisco
968,000,000
0.6
+
+ 10.1
517,867,696
e
508,907,630
10.448,886
253,759,732
588,127,674
—
Columbus
356,801,290
.Cleveland
'
5,918,333
0.2
—
279,448,778
j.
Cleveland
1,121,000,000
City
Pittsburgh
i
2.6
—
—
%
10,514,840
-
Cincinnati^
+ 28.4
875,630,009
Louis
San
Ohio—Canton
%
>
600,380,264
Kansas
/
•
$8,302,184,456
Boston
St.
1955
$10,661,693,858
„
Philadelphia
•
3,952.490
Foorth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
*.;■
1956
-
1.139.642,961
—
Chicago '
>
3.1
+
1
■•,-;><
■.
1,186.000,000
4,095,391
1,986,663
„
1,953,194
5,185,142
1,133,000,000
3,595.050
4,691,665
+ 16.6
.
*4,000,000
1
..
2,205,532
—22.6
4,220,805
•.■"""
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
7.3
—
S
1,407,713
'..1,662.349
*
5,153,470
Delaware—Wilmington
Our comparative summary for
14.0,,
1,530,194
1,251,000,000
Scrantcn
Total
r?*
■:
1955.
+
3,990,166
Wilkes-Barre
New
gain for the week ending Friday of 28.4%.
a
the week follows:
t
week in
1,842,721
1,857,627
19S>
$
19.6
1,459,000,000
-
York
same
1954
%
+
1,721,278
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
Dec.
1,684,900
2,044,680
Chester
..
20.5% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Inc. or
$
2,015,053
Bethlehem—
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 7, clearings for all
1655
"
$
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
at
District—Philadelphia—
-
this week will show
47
+20.5
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaV'
■
Complete and exact details for the
in
issue
our
ends
of
next
week.
We
week
covered
furnish
cannot
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
by the foregoing will appear
today, inasmuch
the
elaborate detailed
«>——
For that week there
was
week in 1955.
this
center
Federal
increase of 3.4%.
an
the New York Reserve District
are
We
the cities
group
"
3.4%, in the Boston Reserve District of
located and from this
12.6%
and
in
8.0%.
The
10.7%
we
note
we
that
in
'
gain
a
the
totals
a
3,216,689
Philadelphia Reserve
>*.
2nd New
3rd
York——*;
Philadelphia
4th
12
-10
-11
—
Cleveland
Nth
Richmond
Cth
7
Atlanta
7th
8th
-
Minneapolis
-
10th Kansas City
11th
-
Dallas
12th San
17
*
8th St. Louis
4
7
9
-8
Francisco—*
>
-10
record
r
109
Outside
New
York
now
We
■
add
1,461,568,030
74,791.000
8,316,344
9.681,793
Haute
;
5,319,186
3,950,128
55,372,857
14,337,122
—24.2
39.133,402
34,997.225
—11.4
14,212,323
12,459,242
1,728,985
,1,208,524,780
1,777,468
1,047,214/734
2.7
+ 15.4
1,789,163
1,002,320,457
987,957,473
6.2
5,613,982
6,087,956
9.1
15.181,671
14,942,886
—24.6
10,232,523
8,827,814
suffers
increase
Minneapolis
loss
a
of
-»
—
—
of
5.7%,
f
,,
"
V
-----—.
Chicago.—
i,—.
Decatur—2...
3.6%, in the
"VPeoria
-.-i—-—
/
or
1954
:'>
•
•'•
$
>
+ 12.6
•
/*
T953
'•••';
•»
Total
(17
cities)
3.4
+
1,299,133,528
11,006,487,559
;
Louis
4,379,811
102,113,464
11,195,784
23.6
6.058,273
4,683,787
+10.8
1,342,080,387
1,301,182.915
6.2
+
1,412,233,564
—
341,300,000
364,000,000
195,708,005
.——
1,249,055,700
114,895,277
177,562,490
110,611,827
2,317,969
1,193,364,969
+ 12.5
1,190,662,608
3,030,275
654,221,25 1
655,204,592
338,900,000
342,400,000
+ 10.2
154,999,988
166,690,195
3.9
101,783,938
—'23.5
2,647,295
99,612,356
2.146,989
0.1
5.8,331,221
610,849,540
—
+
-
1,257,587,395
+ 10.7
Tennessee—Memphis
Dlinois—Quiccy————
Total
625,552,901
848,227,781
1,412,233,564
+ 10.8
1,342,080,387
1,301.182,915
(4 cities)—
633,867,180
969,352,050
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
'
654,221,251
0.1
598,331,221
610,849,540
506,238,968,
+
5.7 >
492,108,077
463,731,390
624,366,860
602,554,405
+
3.6
571.604,414
566,990,159
/
655,204,592
—
—
44
44
,
i
5
527,941,888
473,995,007
1,191,488,356
1,102,195,480
St.
A
North
Dakota—Fargo
367,889,449
South
Dakota—Aberdeen ——:——
971,980,884
Montana—Billings—,—;
Helena
44
23,223,563,997
11,390,610,520
detailed
statement
21,842,450,164
10,400,930,654
+
6.3
21,385,459,938
9.5
9,740,313,754
(7
1955
$
/
2,678,973
6.885,659
6,553,337
663,330,258
3,414,431
3,313,491
1,541,947
;
Inc.
Haven
1,392,361
3,357,412
4.023,171
cities)
—
?
+
2.5
5.1
2 321,865
„,
,
6,422,952
5,538,037
3.0
+
3.296,775
2,823,187
+ 10.7
1,340,848
.
3.589,981
2,995,580
12,010,110
12,462,228
9,935,998
10.971,484
48,350,625
41,807,469
9.6
1.2
38,542,665
36,625,187
+
5.2
20,932,257
29.896.000
29,471,700
2,511.681
794,844,022
>
.+ 15.8
19,519,917
18,817.887
1.4
25,386,000
39,846,600
3.0
2,454,132
2,463,256
+
—
+ 12.6
91,273.503
4,641,020
148,123,308
136,673,562
3,461,378
+
+
—
Jersey—Newark
Jersey-
cities).
35,179,841
22.824,986
Connecticut—Stamford-
11,4-^519,510
35,357,885
Syracuse
2,729,456
11,832,953.477
York
9.5
753,752,090
535,003,746
506,238,968
+
5.7
2,944.236
5,019,306
3,771,101
11,270,931
9,251,622
"
492,108,077
463,731,390
City—
————
————
1,147,672
I
St.
Joseph
—,v—+——
Colorado—Colorado
—
—'
Springs
778,176
744,705
.7.9
9,241,098
7,147,017
+
8.3
138,418,831
141*365,577
11,458,897
9,099,579
26,177,672
>26,312,664
406,288,671
398,834,736
11,328,692
11,218,975
5,405,403
+ 25.9
+
(a)
Total
9,296,667
8,730,687
+
-
0.5
25,680,554
25,680,554
1.9
368,940,545
367,042,726
1.0
11.338,152
3,777,367
9,956,159
3,155,792
-
2,331,034
571,604,414
566,990,159
4.8
'
»•
————
617,123
21.3
+
140,802,971
■
Pueblo
977,232
+
5,144,497
——
City—
—20.3
718,950
9,013,455
•
9,723,854
(a)
3,374,577
cities)
(9
624,366,860
-t-—
602,554,405
,
+
3.6
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Dallas
Forth
12,976,664
Wichita
34,594,094
6,322,000
1
Falls
(6
5,986,000
6.6
14,117,975
7,087,044
+ 13.2
319,647,385
321,912,532
4.9
32,779,137
18,188,717
5,990,700
5,760,000
5,303,595
+
+
5.6
+
2.1
6,687,411
—11.7
12,199,645
9,637,561
471,422,253
367.889,449
6,653,663
15,446,448
527,941,888
cities)
6,516,553
13,632,627
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
399,275,605
36,297,487
Galveston
12,176,307
452,059,447
-
-
Worth
473,995,007
+11.4
760,550,494
22,668,027
+
28,166.213
29,175.483
74,553.682
80,722,631
Yakima
89,216,537
18,326,928
4,577,956
4,815.006
3.4
122,303,648
128,798,801
0.5
3,216,276
3,274.982
—
3.017,741
Rochester
1.8
-
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
3,443,717
Elmira
James frown
+
3,845,790
114,688,471
1,219.495
16.5
—
+
(a)
11,771,559
619,704,007
+
99,936,257
+ 24.1
872,086
.
Washington—Seattle
York—Albanf-
+ 10.6
4,386,702
915,222
Hastings
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita—.
1.901,264
v
New York—
Blnghamton
6,255,361
+
3,913,755
152,457,269
1
>
619,122,887
13,833,038
894,642,997
7,336,431
7,323,348
4,329,694
5,442,601
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
f
+ 14.0
10,178,568
2,436.568
4.4
7,646,178
-
1953
%
Dec. %
15,155.807
24,230,338
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
7,877,3*8
343,789,298
112,907,799
318,943,281
6.4
11,981,828
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
1954
or
10,300,299
Connecticut—Hartford.
7,938.522
5.1
'+
—
.
756,269,938
.
+ 14.3
+
124,300,185
*
—
Cities)
Missouri—Kansas
2.611,933
8,917,030
345,626,389
132,242,761
———
-
Total
9,355,359,571
showing the figures for each city and for
'
I
1956
* "
1
19,982,709,715
*
+
/
—
471,422,253
t
i
'
—
Paul
1,028,886,910
+ 11.4
8.1
10,192,970
363,167,714
—
Minneapolis
44
+
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
-
(10
+
b, 597,382
1,565,478,606 1,
Kentucky—Louisville—
12,092,651,327
+ 15.8
Missouri—St.
760,550,494
535,003,746
Worcester
Total
14,115,271
,
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
753,752,090
8.0
„
New
—
14,810,161
6,919,546
—.—
—
v
+
_
Northern
6,450,189
•
10,645,135
——.
—
*
6,048,284
-V 16,160,347
—.
Rockford.
694,957,419
Lowell
New
10,782,408
12,709,243
the
1,057,168,620
New Bedford
New
4,111,682
Sioux
City—7———w—■
Illinois—Bloom'ington
and
44
.
Buffalo
76,719,000
9,651,025
4,618,630
1,565,478,606
Portland
New
6,865,676
10,513,540-
82,228,000
109,541,719
769,413,055
Massachusetts—Boston
(12
10,054,229
0.7
—14.1
—
9.5
1,316,609,043
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Total
12,555,443
7,853,233
0.1
1,141,973,456
>
Maine—Bangor
Rhode
2,251,278
lb,494,893
2.8
+
5.2
Dec. %
11,927,315,516
$
New
1,777,678
1.8
11,958,685
74,263.000
+ 11.2
—13.7
—
44
Clearings at—
New
848,227,781
+
Week Ended June 30—
Springfield
969,352,050
+
•f
River
8.0
+
+
Inc.
794,844,022
1,524,580,998
the week ended June 30 for four
years:
Fall
459,924
162,539,078
5,995,624
«•
City.
our
8,359,440
523,899
163,533,412
3,908,162
an
r$
«
Total
9,497,895
5.6
+10.2
10.8%
of
1955
12,332.884,714
■••
*4
8.4
+
115,142,170
■*$
M
9,701,192
— —
Wisconsin—Milwaukee..
-
•:
894,642,997
6
-
-10
Chicago
i
elttw
r
105,333,733
'
1956
\
-
—.
174,746,031
5,996,465
41,952,956
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
,'"Week Ended June 30—
Boston
4,352,661
114,309.594
126,069,075
larger by 12.5%,
are
>
1st
/.■'<
12,287,826
;
SUmiARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
t'
5,436.251
151,435,579
—
2,893,307
18,486,447
8,376,073
———
South Bend—
Terre
■
18,152.206
Indiana—Fort Wayne
improvement
an
Arbor———Rapids
Lansing————
Grand
Springfield
furnish
5,588,693
6.2
+ 26.9
Cowa—Cedar Rapids——.
Des Moines
,
5.7%, but the St. Louis Reserve District
following
5.907.104
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann
Dallas Reserve District of 11.4% and in the San
Francisco Reserve District of 8.1%.
In the
91,121,970
333,800,000
*
+ 16.0
—
1,057,168,620
.
*22,362,688
323,700,000
4.6
—
11,523 035
602, 753
180,767 805
•
109,058,160
0.9
"
1,141,973,456
.
Reserve District of
25,513,719
5.3
Atlanta Reserve District by
and in the
Chicago Reserve District enjoys
Ip the Kansas City Reserve District
5,986, 331
9.0
—
179,449, 815
165,715 825
199,115,834
—
cities)
Indianapolis
the
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Richmond Reserve District by
(10
-
—
Orleans—.
Seventh Federal Reserve
according to the
(including this city) the totals show
in the
6,173, 006
,,
+
—
$23,223,563,997 against $21,842,450,164 in the
Reserve Districts in which they
District of 15.8%.
Tctal
Outside of this city there was a gain of
9.5%, the bank clearings
showing
5,891,079
000
208,151,259
210,360,578
12,496,037
i.'L 569,220
;
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
increase of 6.3%, the aggregate clearings for
an
120,758, 791
358,300,
5,603,973
Florida—Jacksonville
week ended
—
27,891, 259
:
,
355,100,000
„—
w.
present further below,'
we
30,406,283
114,319,193
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
the whole country having amounted to
of
week
not available at time of going to press.
are
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week
are
June 30.
at
the
as
Alabama—Birmingham————
In
same
■>
-
Nashville
them
Accordingly, in the above tne last day of the week in all
we
Tennessee—Knoxville
202,613,406
;
—
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
-
-
City—u
California—Long Beach
2,478.565
3,044,201
+
3.4
11,645,146,184
10,627,350,144
+
0.5
35,245,255
0.7
19,565,449
22.176,791
3.5
26,500,000
74,183.320
4,948,528
4,983,073
+ 12.6
146,035,242
143,082,939
79,793,052
96,344,744
—17.2
82,917,538
72.144,235
21,935,008
13,91£,651
San
San
Jose
15,178,589
643,453,070
Francisco
70,681,997
—13.5
584,807,389
+
8.9
159,758,829
19.572.226
158,923,394
19,063,080
8.3
14,737,087
13,841,386
+10.0
571,381,930
529.960,973
+21.6
15.305,563
16,790,675
—
25,384.831
7.6
+11.7
4,929,502
163.512,319
23,877,756'
-
Pasadena—
+ 10.6
181,455,306
4,264,857
184,187,490
—
—
22,104,469
Santa Barbara
34.605,622
Tctal
Grand
£4,507.448
79,271,105
+
6.6
70,218,137
68,028,256
12,232,884,714
11,927,315,516
+
3.4
12,092,651,327
11,006,487,559
Outside
18,180.035
5,897,312
(10
total
New
Cities)
(109
York
"Estimated,
-
cities)—
City-;
(a)
5,391,276
+
9.4
5,770.253
4,128,817
11,377,293
Stockton
10,461,312
+
8.8
8.459.714
9,062,312
1,191,488,356
1,102,195,480
+
8.1
1,028,886,910
971,980,884
23,223,563,997
21,842,450,164
+
6.3
21,385,459,938
19,982,709,715
11.390,610,520
10,400,930,654
+
9.5
9,740,313.754
9,355,359,571
Clearings operations discontinued.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(152)
..,
Monday, July 9,1956
ENT'RE ISSUE CALLED
Page
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Ampex Corp., 4%%
/".vv'
4xh% conv. subordinate debentures due 1975-—
Illinois Terminal RR.—
■
•v"v7
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.
,■ -r*A
Pursuant to the requirement of
;
'■
-
2
sub. debs, due Nov. 1, 1969—July 26
conv.
.'Evans Products Co.—
\
•
6
Aug.
$3011
25-year first mortgage 4% bonds, series A, due 1970—July .16
North Central Airlines,-. Inc.—>.
■
r- v
,
-
CERTIFIED
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
BY
JUNE
1956
29,
ACT OF 1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
FEDERAL
to
JULY
INCLUSIVE
1956,
5,
10-year 6% conv. debs.
Shoe Corp. of America—
$4.50 cum.
*
Country and Monetary Unit
Monday
July 3
June 29
h;:'v
peso-
Official
.0555555*
.....
,
.325450
1.019062
1.017946
1.019933
.209500
.209233
.209166
.00435401*
.00435401*
;
-.00435401*
■>'
.02285625
.238360*
.238300*
.238250*
.209500
.209500
.209233
2.796875
2.795312
*
"
Foote
-
.261100
2.769183
2.770317
.0349000
32 %C"
7-16
7-20
.0349000
common
2.784142
6-29
1- 2
7-15
-
77-
t
2
7-15
2
7-16
fic
'
6c
Y.)' stock
N.
7-20
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for each 2,437
8-24
/7-16
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$20c
i*
i.
Bank
,/•"
30c
—_—
Island
shares
688
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Long
.193330*
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;
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(quar.)—i.——
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Corp. ——^
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Fram
.496766*
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Machine
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.0349000
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.0349060
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Wallace,
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2.766913
.140080*
-
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.496766*
>
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.261018
.496766*
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
-
.0800560
2.767636
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As
Gear
(quar.)
convertible
and non-voting)
.261037
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preferred
Bros.
93%c
Common
1.238350*
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
-
:
2.794583
2.797916
—
3%%
.209166
.00285625
5-31
Food Macninery & Chemical Corp.—
.00285500
.00285625
7-16
•;;25c
Flying Tiger Line/ Inc., 5%-pfd. A (s-a).
.325375
*.325600
.00435401*
Payable, ofItec.
Share
':r.
-
.325433
.209500
Name oj Company
!+:*■
Holders '•
When
Per
■
.0201000
Independence
Day. 7,
.0200946
.0200875
.0385802*
Closed
.0385802*
i
.0385802*
1.019375
.
—
*
.0200979
.
—
2.226759
2.227340
2.228585
2.229498
.0385802*;
(Continued from page 14) J:
.0302153*
.0294317*
.0293092*
.0291333*
Free
Australia, pound-.
Austria, schillingBelgium. franc—™—
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar,
.Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee.*
———
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), francGermany, Deutsche markIndia, rupee
Ireland, poundMexico, peso.
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand, pound——————
Norway, krone..——
Philippine Islands, peso
——
Portugal, escudo —i
Sweden, kronen
:
—
Switzerland, franc.^-.
Union of South Africa, pound-
183.
DIVIDENDS
7 7:;:;
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
•
7;::/#
A--'A
$
$In Volume
this issue.
:V;
July 5
July 4
$
$
Announcement in
T'---
10
July 27
pfd. stock series A, B and C
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 2
Friday
Argentina.
(Value in United States Money)
Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers In New York
Noon
July 31
dUe July 31, 1964_.—___
6-26
Square
of
dividend
held)——.—
'
*2.786425
2.787567
2.796875
2.798035
Kingdom, pound sterling.
Fraser Cos.,
Extra
2.794508
2.795312
'
Co.
7-25
6-30
ij $20c
-7-25
6-30
7-10
6-25
(increased quar.)
'
——
,
Fresnillo
•NomlnaL
Ltd.
$30c
60C
United
"
Mexican
(less
tax
15%
of
10C
Friedman
(L.) Realty (quar.)______—
Quarterly
;—-—Corp. (quar.)
Frontier Refining (stock dividend)
—
District, $28 million each in Chi¬
lion in the New York
Extra
in the Atlanta District, and by smaller amounts'
cago and
.! stock dividend'
June 27,
$
certificate
account
+
21,003
+
3,797
+
341,550
Discounts
and
advances—
Industrial loans
Acceptances—bought
;
8,486
32,718
56,569
29,624
29,068
874
48
983
deposits increased $80 million,
Borrowings
Loans to banks increased $171
A summary of assets and
—
——i.-
Bonds
—————
950,970
10,932,699
9,153,913
2,801,750
171,830
—+ 2,658,924
——
---2,491,924
347,700
+
23,839,332
Held under repurchase agree't
347,700
+
.
23,500
t
*
6,400"*
23,862,832
.
June 27,
4,830
19,500
—•
+
+
341,300
securities
24,451,326
+
^foreign banks—i.—-
22
+
from
Uncollected
Bank
items.—
cash
premises
adjusted*—
'
+
+
74,866
224,165
+
10,451
+
+
18,646
+1,064,657
$5
456
———————
dealers
for
j*
1,271
+
34$
+
59$
loans..—i—^.——
10,905
—
securities—total-
bills———...
298
.
rj
—473
26,582
683
—-
+
•
336
LIABILITIES—
•
Reserve
'■
notes—
26,485,572
-
277,687
+
467,495
+
Deposits:
Member
U. 8.
-
bank
Other
————^
———
Total
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
.
Other liabs.
Total
and accrued
divds:
labilities
.
.-
'
19,954,370
370.676
455,481
21,770"
+
128,981
+
-7-
'446,526
291,027
286,576
—
2,413
—
3,538
—
.
—
—
91,451
164,861
-
LIABILITIES—
494*,169
8,728
+
+
313,691
'7 1,266
Demand, deposits
9,934
+
959,851
:
440
+
—
+
+
"'
20,488
32,711
+
8,272
51,134,264
+
18,646
51~607
+
+1,064,657
-
combined
.——
45.5%
0.5%
0.3%
44,819
537
2,585
8
+
following
principal
changes
for
the
week
Decreases of $473 million in holdings of
United States Government securities and $695 million in
adjusted, and
increase of $303 mil¬
lion in United States Government deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $64 million
at all reporting member banks; the principal changes
were decreases of $33 million in the Dallas
District, $26
million in the Boston District, and $14 million in New
York City, and an increase of $25 million in the San
Francisco District,
Changes according to industry ap+
press
release.
an
Loans
to
dealers for purchasing or carrying United
ernment
and
other
securities
decreased
Real estate loans increased $34 million.
brokers
and
States Gov¬
million.
"Other" loans
increased $59 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $113 million, of
which $58 million was in New York City.
Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased $121 mil-
1
36
+
60
-
(quar.)
Bros.,-
$4.50
Stock
Glatfelter
7-lR
8-1
7-T
22'/zc
—
,
1
7-14
7-16
6-30
55C
8-1
7-10
9-14
50c
'
McBean
dividend
(P.
(quar.)
&
&
Co.
Goulds Pumps,
(quar.
7-10
7-20
7-' 6
-
7-31
7-16
60c
8-1
7 7-16
60c
9-15
20%
——
;
Co:-!—-_
common
7-10
7-25
-
35C
(quar.)
8-15
'
7-25
$1.12%
___
——————
"H.)
35c
."
——
(quar.)
_i.„_——
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)— \
4%
preferred (quar.)___—i——
*■>:
8-
$1.30
Goodyear Tire '&: Rubber (quar.)
19
,7
;•
Gladding,
6
-
7-18"
—
common
preferred
828
+
7-31
7-31
—
299
<—
6-29
37y2C
(quar.)_
Telephone
546
—
8.
adjusted-—_
56,210
—,
deposits except U. S Government
deposits^-——
22,014,
.
-3,592
Government
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic-banks—
—695-
-
'
+, 80
.
:'
-=
•
'V
7-31*
$50c
-
8-15 *
7-10
15c
"7-17 >:
6-26
25c
7-17
6-22
-
154
5% 'preferred
(quar.)—————:
Glatfelter• (P. H.) Co., 4%%
pfd: (quan)i>—
-
4.62 Vu %
63
54
!
+
*
others..—.*.
Exclusive
of
1,017
loans
serves; -individual
to
banks
loan items
are
and
+
after deduction
shown'gross.
52
of
valuation
5,
$294 and
.re¬
million, respectively.
"
*
•
,
1
*
;
Grand: Union
"
8-
1"
7-20
1-7
*
9-10
8-17
11-16
9-10
2-17
$2 ':i- " 9-10
' "8-17
$2
-v.
(quar.)—:
4%% preferred
- •
$2
:
;
-
9-10
—_
"
8-17
(quar.)—
12-10
11-16
12-10
$2 •
7-16
56y4c *.
(quar.)
Co..
8-
12-10
$1.50.
8% preferred B
7-16
: 8-15
$1:50
8%. preferred A
7-16
8-1
*8-1'
c
35c
———
-
.
'
5718
preferred" (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)——
8% preferred B (quar.)
8% -preferred A. (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)—
1955
$25
quar.)
56%C
8%
-' r
»
-
.
(quar.)—
8%
324
+
:
.
Inc., com. (quar.) 7 42%$
Gould-National- Batteries^
Grace (W*. R
8s Co.—
Foreigri banks
1,468
'
— '
Borrowings^
..■■■, '/ v.-.'s..'V;-• •--• ?.■"-■*..'.r:^■:
v'
From Federal Reserve banks
343
—^294 •
—
171
From
preferred (1955 series)
Goodall Rubber- (increased
.
—164
+ - 5
10,171
351.
+
*
-
54
+.
-
+ 303.
•
——
+
11-16
$2
6-25
37%c;.-
Great Southern Life Insurance
7-16
40c
Great American Insurance Co. (N. Y.)(quar.)
i'
9-10
9- 1
40c -: 12-10
12- 1
Notices
Below will be found
a
list of corporate
TENDERS SOUGHT
Date
Page
National Container Corp.—
4% %
15-year
s.
f. debs., due Sept.
1,
8-1
7-20
10c
7-31
7-16
25c
9-15
8-31
$$1.50
7-13
6-29
——
Society
(quar.)___
——
—
Guarantee Co. of North America (Montreal)
bonds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under 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 indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue-
Grolier
-
Quarterly'
•
:
^
—
^
7-13
6-29
80c
7-16
6-15
,8-1
$1.25
9-10
8-17
$1.25
12-17
11-26
15c
7-10
6-29
$$3
-
Life;Insurance
Co.
(quar.)-——
-
$5
preferred
$5
(quar.j
preferred
-Gustin-Bacon
(quar.)-—--;
Mfg.
—
(quar.)-
———
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
(New com. initial quar.) ————
130c
July 16
8
Hagan
Date
Page
Inc., 4% cum. preferred stock—
—July 16
Caterpillar Tractor Co., 4.20% cum. preferred stock-—-Aug 10
Chicago Great Western RR. Co.—
collat.
trust bonds due Aug. 1, 1969
Aug. 1
6% conv. s. f. debs, due Dec. 1, 1966—
July 31
Kings County Lighting Co., 1st mtge. 3Vi% 1975 ser.__Aug.
1
Fram Corp.,
3%%
Flarms
* $2641
*
Corp.
*
5
V
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
due Feb. 1, 1962
*
Aug. 1
July 15
Western Auto Supply Co., 4.80% cumul. preferred stock-July 15
*
Tampa Electric Co.—
1st mtge. 25/a%
bonds
due
1976-—
1
8-
1
12-
1
11-
1
$40c
(N.
dividend
Stock
shares
share
Subject
to
Aug.
:
United Biscuit Co. of America, $4.50 cum, pfd. stock
$3060
$3061
7-20
7-"9
7-20
7-9
for
each
five
superintendent
stockholders
and
7-16
—
(One
held.
banks
Y.)
8-1
25c
*
—-
8-31
approval)—
:
8-
3
Harbison-Walker Refractories—:
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
7*20
6- «
—.——
40c
8-17
7-23
—
72c
8-
1
7-13
50c
7-16
7- 5
8-
7-20
——
—
Hart Schaffner &. Marx.
Co.—
f. debs,
Hanover Bank
of
1
s.
9-
$30c
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd.
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Seabrook
7-16
Gulf, MobUe & Ohio RR.—
15c
1966—i
-
Company and Issue—
3%%
6-29
12%C
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Gulf
7-16
7-16
——.
—
1
7
15c
"
conv.
X
37 %C " '
—
pfd. (quar.)—i
Griggsr Equipment
1—
5%
--^(3
:
50e
Griesedieck Co., common__
■
118-
$2.;.
Greeley Square Building (liquidating)
Green (H. L.) - Co. (quar.)
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
6-20
(Texas)—
7 i
ACF Industries,
$218
1
8-
87 Vac
(quar.)———-
common
853
•—
1
8-
$1.25
19,744
ended June 27:
in another
+
...V-
8-
Ltd.—'.i-.v
—
+
+ 171
'
11-15
2-15-57
75c
;
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred (quar.)
of Indiana—
; '
—
-+'• 3.1-
—290
2,601
6-15
8-15
93%C
-
Mfg. Corp.,
Corp.,
preferred
Gimbel
■■■:•
foreign
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
pear
1,808
$ June 20 figures revised.
GonilitioR Statement ofMember Banks
demand deposits
—2,965
9$
reclassification increased commercial and industrial
loans $318 million and decreased real estate loans and' "other" loans
accept¬
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments—
the
Time
t Oct.
R. note lia¬
bilities
87$
.
7
230,197
to deposit and F.
banks——
.
7-25
'
U.
+ *
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
domestic
177,399
693,612
Total liabs. & capital accounts
Balances, with
+
—
7,896
1,453
banks-.j
in" vault.—■_
235,744
—
* 49,866,861'
27,543
Cash
Federal Reserve
—
—
13,283
1,003
——„ —.
banks-.-.——
Reserves, with
—
3,412,049'
14,870
316,051
Capital paid in—
Surplus (Section 7)—
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts—.—;
to
6.036
191505
—4
—
securities-.
Loans
+
.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
shows
bonds.——.—
8.
Other
reserves-.—18,930,241
Treasurer—gen. account
Foreign
U.
7-10.
50c ;
—
"
Federal
9-17
8-10
'<1
385
•
7-16
55c
?
Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
—i
General Telephone Co. of the Soutuwest—
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)——;.——*
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd*-*-
1,752$
—
X 6-25.
1
10-
i
5.20%
—5,494
;
>
8- 1
,
$2
>
preference series A
General
:743t
—264
358
Treasury certificates of indebetedness
Treasury notes—
———.'
7-11
.
15c
$15c
81
+
+
—413
,
7-12
General Telephone Co.
$2
loans—
Government
8.
Treasury
$3.50
General
2
+
Other
General Shoe
■
4Va%
8,616
estate
5,344$
—
5
8-12-
7-13
7,486.
+
—218
2,380
7-
l
; Class A and class B stock dividend of one
share
3%
$1
par
preferred for each
pur¬
or
h
.
*:
Corp.—
Products
9-14
/
8-
+1,166
Real
10,705
51,134,264
——
assets
&
64
carrying securities——
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
ing securities—.—.
—
U.
Total
loans:
—
—
(quar.)
Motors
i
7-16
4
(Boston)^
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
General
•
+
28,389
?
loans
industrial
brokers
to
chasing
761~681
61
+
and
Agricultural
11,563
330"227
4,702,553
67,786
—-
————
Other assets
—698
51,160
14,670
374,953
and
1955
io-
9-
—
$3.75
Jun 29,
1956
85,638
Loans
Mills
General
(In millions of dollars)
Loans and investments adjusted*—,
Investors Trust
General
...
Jun 20,
1956
Loans
Due
Stock
■
Commercial
loans
Stock
General
Decrease (—) Since
V:
8-15
$1
———
;
2 "
7-
6-21
1 i
60c
payable in common—
0.0075%
dividend payable in common.-.:— 0.0375%
dividend payable in common—— 0.0075 %
'
.
40c
dividend
Stock
million.
—
AS8ETS—
Total
(quar.J
General Gas Corp.—
Increase (+) or
^
Notes'
General Electric
56MIC
^
tlOc
Baking Co., common—_—
preferred (quar.)__;__
General Dynamics Corp.
(quar.)—
r
7.
7-16
9-
^
—
$8
liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
Bills
Bakeries, Ltd.
i
(s-a)———.—
'
15c
,
i.
9'- 7
12-
7-13
.
"
'40c
(quar.)—_
common
6-30
12-23 £
30c
;
;
(quar.)
General
$294 million and borrowings from others increased,;$52
million.
Co.,
(quar.)
6-30
:
9-28
2%, 3-29-57 !;:r; 3-R.
(quar.)_—
preferred
General
decreased
Reserve. Banks
Bought outright—
.-Certificates''.
4%
/
Federal
from
Co.
Gardner-Denver
of
District.
which $47 million was in the San Francisco
2,406
U. 8. Government securities:
.
Gamewell
429
17,536
outright-.
Time
phia District.
convertible preferred
4 Mi %
ctecreased $439 million in
deposits adjusted
the New York District and $83 million in the Philadel¬
142,775
24,800
53,289.
8,103
570,084
eastr
•
w
134,289
+
843,128
21,133,520
213,342
■:
$
$
20,290,392
-
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other Banks
Other
1955
1956
1956
Demand
Since
July 6,
1
11-1
7-16
5
■
2%
& Co., 6% 2nd pfd. (annual)
Manufacturing Oo. (quar.)~
(IL E.) Co., common (quar.)—;—
Fuller
Treasury notes decreased $87 million.
Increase (+ ) or
Gold
r
±.
—'
:
1.
lz
7-16
:'
5c-
2%
dividend)
Funsten
Decrease (—)
Redemption fund for F: R. notes
(stock
t
7-31 W 7-16
10%
—_
—...
Co,
i
11-15
25c
Fuller (D. B.)
Holdings of
$264 million at all reporting member banks.
(In thousands of dollars)
ASSETS—
Districts; there was a net decrease of
in all of the other
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
cash
Trailer
dividend
Stock
•-
July 4,
in
Fruehauf
8-
8-15
v
10C
—
Froeditert
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
;
or
(quar.)_
Hartford
Electric
(quar.)—
Hartford
Steam
ance
Hartz
Co.
Light
Boiler
(quar.)
(J. F.)
Co., Ltd.,
Inspection
.
8s
———-—
class A_
Insur¬
$12 %c
1
4
Volume
184
Number 5549
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
.
.
(153)
Per
Name of Company
j
5%
Electric Co., 5%
pfd.
preferred C (quar.]
preferred D (quar.)
5%
preferred
B
Payable
of Rec-
(quar.).
E
Co.,
*3%%
7-
Kurz-Kasch,
7-16
7-
Kwikset
common
preferred
25c
,
Higbee
i
Co.
Stock
Higbie
7-25
7-11
7-31
7-11
45c
7-10
6-22
5%
35c
pfd.
(quar.).
8-
1
7-16
$1.25
30c
7-16
5%
7-16
7-
15c
*
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
—
4.75%
10c
—
common—
7- 2
912-
5
Hoe
(R.)
& ' Co.,
Class
■
(quar—.
Renfrew
&
Co.,
30c
(s-a)
Horn
4%
7-10
Co.
Y.)-:common
C
8-
7-10
7-2'
8-
40c
89-
7-28
1
1
7-20
30c
7-14
6-30
93 %c
7-14
6-30
$1
7-14
•j,
'
$1.10
Class
A
-
Hudson Bay Mining &
.Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
Hudson Fund, Inc; (from ordinary income)Hughes-Owen Co.," Ltd., class A (quar.)——
Class
B
^6.40%
(quar.)
*
—■'
f
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred ?
Hydraulic Press Brick
Stock
dividend
'Preferred
B
4.60%
preferred
Brick
Illinois
Co.
Power
s4.08%
'4.20%
4.70%
(quar.—
—'
$1.25
.
preferred
(quar—.
ment
inc.
and
Institutional
16 Vic
Income
com.
(5c
^Institutional Growth
ment
Income
7-10 T
88-
58 %c
8-
10-
1
»
,
8-
35c
6%.
from
Powders
participating
net
2iyac
; :
8-
15c
common
,
U5c
International
International
Milling, Ltd.,
(Canada),
International
Utilities
1
7-
1
160c
Interstate
Department
Corp —
6%
convertible
50c
Iowa-Illinois
,$4.36
Iowa
Gas
&
preferred
$4.22
Public
3.75%
preferred
Jack
&
Shoe Corp.,
Heintz.
Jacobs
(F.
L.)
Inc.
Jersey Central Power
4%
preferred
Jewel
Tea
Co.,
6%
-
4%%
New
preferred
4Ve,%
Kaman
,accum.)
Aircraft,
(Class
E
Kansas
1
10-17
A
1
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
9-
1
.8-15
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
<J%%
Stone
common
(s-a)
ized
and
profits)
and
a
12c
5%
preferred
8-16
1
8-16
7-17
6-29
10c
7-17
6-29
60
cents
Kroger
Kropp
8-15
9-
8-15
9-
8-16
9-
9-
8-15
9-
8-15
20c
8-15
7-16
6-29
7-16
10-
7-
2
1
9-15
1-2-57
12-15
7-13
7-13
7-13
7-
7-
6
7-
-
6
6
6-30
Forge
7%
2nd
7%
6-20
*2.50
12-30
12-20
7-16
6-29
(Calif.)—
(quar.)
preferred
<fc
Field
Co
7-16
New
15c
$1.75
5c
8-25
8-15
8-
7-16
1
7-20
7-10
North
Ry.,
(Chicago)
common
7-20
777-
7-
12'/a
7-20
7-10
8-
1
7-
9
8-
c
1
7-
9
15c
7-13
6-29
7-31
7-17
__—:
56 y4 c
8-
1
7-
6
(quar.)—
62y2c
8-
1
7-
6
7-10
6-22
6-22
(quar.)—___.—_
9c
7-16
7- 2
8-
7-25
100%
1
(quar.)—
(s-a)
Y.)
7-19
7-
9
5~%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
&
37>/aC
(quar.)
net
income)
1
preferred
$3.75
preferred
$3.40
27c
(quar.)
6-29
8-
(quar.)
Noxema
class
Class
Leather
Oilgear
Co.
Oklahoma
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Olin
Gas
&
Mathleson
4y4%
Elec.,
Corp.
Miles
Miller
Inc.
Manufacturing,
Minnesota &
(quar.)
par)
(quar.)
($100 par)
(quar.)—
Controls,
Laboratories,
Ontario
par)
Inc.
(quar.)
(stock divid.)
(monthly)—
class
Paper
6-29
7-14
6-29
6-29
common
8-
1
8-
1
10-
1
7-20
7-20
*
9-20
15c
7-14
7-
6
7-14
7-
6
7-16
6-25
9-
1
7-27
7-31
7-18
7-10
6-29
42 %c
(quar.)
7-30
7-10
20c
$1.06
50c
1951
7-14
7-20
6-26
6-29
8-
1
$1.06 y4
9-
1
$1.12%
7-31
7-
$15c
series
conv.
(quar.)__—_
preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred A (quar.)
5l/a% convertible preferred
B
(quar.)
7-14
6-29
$13%c
Ontario Steel
7%
20c
25c
25c
Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Elevator Co. (quar.)
7-16
8-17
2
7-14
6-29
$25c
8-15
7-16
$$1.75
8-15
7-16
50c
7-27
7-
6
20c
7-25
7-
5
2
Owens-Corning Fiberglas—
New
common
Oxford
Paper
(initital-quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
Pacific Finance
43/4%
—
Investment
Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
pfd.
Pacific
7-30
7-16
$4.36
55c
9-
1
8-15
$4.40
preferred^Tquar.)_.
preferred
Ltd—
(quar.)_____
Lighting Corp^,common
preferred tqoar.)
&
40c
7-18
7-
$3c
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
$1.25
2911c
Electric.
60c
50c
8-15
7-20
$1.09
7-16
6-20
$1.10
(quar.)
7-12
7-16
6-12
6-20
9-
1
8-15
$4.50
(quar.)
$1.12%
7-16
6-20
93 %c
9-
1
8-15
$4.75^pre'ferred (quar.)
$1.18%
7-16
6-20
9-
1
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-10
tc
8-15
75c
Power
•4.52%
5%
8-31
7-31
7-20
6-30
7-31
7-17
Packard-Bell
7-31
7-17
Park
8-
7-
1
2
8-
2
7-
9
11-
2
10-
9
Light,
Co.
Chemical
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—-
pfd.
(quar.)
—
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
9-29
9-13
Penman's
9-13
12- 5
Pennroad
12-
Penn
5
1
: 8-20
56y4c
8-31
8-16
56y4c
11-30
11-15
9-
$1.12%
8-31
8-16
$1.12%
1%%
11-30
11-15
9-15
8-15
8c
7-16
6-29
15c
7-16
7-
5
35c
8-
7-
6
1
6%
Corp.
Traffic
(stock
Co.
dividend)
quar.)
—
7-31
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-25
$1.25
7-25
7-25
$35c
8-15
7-16
8-15
7-18
5%
7-30
6-29
15c
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.
Fibre
8 15
7-10
8-15
$$1.50
.1
(s-a)
Chemical
8-15
33c
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.25%
preferred
(quar)
Pennsylvania RR.
(quar.)
Penobscot
7-25
32 %c
Ltd., common (increased
preferred
<quar.)___
10-13
6-29
7-13
25c
(quar.)
6-14
12-21
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
7-14
1-7-57
6-30
6-30
7-10
7%c
Corp., $5
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
preferred
7-10
7-10
$1.25
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna
$1
37c
$1.13
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph—
6% preferred (quar.j__
25c
30c
&
preferred
preferred
$35c
20c
par)
($100
7-20
7-14
40c
6-30
Co.—
($50
preferred
preferred
8-24
22 %c
Chemical
preferred
iy2%
preferred
9-15
9
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
25 c
4.50%
9-28
$$1.75
1
1%%
dividend
4.50%
fi-20
10c
preferred
(quar.)
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
Okonite Co. (quar.)
$1.32
dividend
4ya%
7-25
10-25
15c
.__
—
iy2%
($50
9-14
7-
28 %C
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
37yac
Quarterly
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Stern
1
7-26
$69c
com.
Oberman Mfg. Co.
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)
$$1
common
A
dividend
preferred
10-
40c
com
___
Gas
37y2c
Textile
5
$1.02%
Pacific
Scott-
4Va%
5
7-
90c
6-22
85c
(quar.)
&
(Minn.),
6-29
30c
(quar.)—
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing
McWilliams Dredging (quar.)
Merritt-Chapman
40c
5
7-
7-14
*
$40c
Ltd
Chemical, common
B
(quar.)_
iy»c
McGregor-Doniger,
(quar,)
7-
7-14
*
933/4c
(quar.)
McCall
Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd.,
4% preferred (quar.)
6-22
$1.12
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
6
$3
:
series"
(quar.)
Maytag Co., $3 preference
7-25
1
8
7-14
45c
Co.
6-26
26c
8-
$1.05
30c
units—.
preferred
"1947
z
4.60%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern states Portland Cement
6-22
200%
Fund
6-22
6-29
Pacific-Atlantic
Valley Ry
(s-ai
Matthiessen A Hegler Zinc Co._
May Department Stores, common
B
7-20
Investors Trust—
Massawippi
Class
6-20
8-15
1
6-29
Otis
6-20
8-
6-29
3
8-31
20c
7-14
3
7-16
6-29
7-14
7-
7-16
8-
7-16
7-14
7-
$17J/aC
7-21
8-15
$1.02
7-16
50c
——
1
$1.04
7-16
$20c
——
7- 2
8-
$2
—
(quar.)
8-17
7-16
$1.02%
J50c
6-15
8-24
8-13
7-19
'■
(quar.)
Oliver Corp., 4J/2%
6-15
8-10
(quar.)
Ontario
3
9-10
preferred
7-10
3
75c
preferred
6-18
7-
6-29
8V3C
.____
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Airlines, common
7-20
7-
,7-10
50c ;
$1.06%
Power
preferred
7-15
$1.25
7-10
8-31
40c
(initial)
Quebec
6-30
1
10c
(quar.)
Quebec Power
30c
$$1.25
8-
$3.50
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
preferred
43 %c
Co., Ltd.—
7-10
9-14
Public Service—
preferred
1st
5
:
4%
$3
7-16
1
25c
Co.—
$4.16
Ohio
7-10
8-
6-26
$4.08
2
$1.06 Vt
$1'-
7-
$4.11
2
7-16
6-28
7-16
25c
(s-a)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.10 preferred (quar.)
5
7-16
7-10
30c
$1.25
Co.,
(quar.)
Northern States Power
5
7-20
7-15
25c
(quar.)^
(quar.)
Gas
common
5»/a%
6-15
25c
.
15c
dividend.
Refractories-.
Illinois
Northern
7-16
10c
1
1
$1.50
Northern Pacific Railroad Co,—
1
7-25*
8-
8-
933/4c
convertible preference (entire issue
called for redemption on
June 28 at $25
Northern Ohio Telephone, com.
8-31
Inc.—
(N.
5%
Casualty
Micro-Moisturs
;
(quar.)
8-
9-10
9c
Rubber
from
Stock dividend
Massachusetts Life
Michaels
6-30
6-30
Western
American
Northern
8-15
6
8-15
8-15
4.56%
6-30
; ,~
Fund,
(Quarterly
Metal
7-15
$2.50
62'/2C
(s-a)
(quar,)
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.) ——
prefirred (quar.)—4
Stock
realized
pld.
6-30
7-16
$$1.25
Quarterly
7-15
&
t30c
Stock
In¬
"S-4" (a regu¬
investment income
net
7-16
8c
Trust
$3.75
95c
50c
(s-ai
Corp.
Tire
Massachusetts
1
Light
(Md.)_
adj. preferred
,4.22%
«'
9
Inc.—
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
6-22
$1
King-Seeley
Mansfield
Manufacturers
7-16
(a
profits)
7-
(quar.)_
Quarterly from net investment Income—
Manhattan Refrigerating Co.—
8%
preferred (accum. H
—_——
Manhattan Shirt Co. (stock dividend).
Marshall
$1.25
from
Co.,
Inc.— '
Bond
7-18
25c
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
Knusden Cfeamery Co,
Manhattan
7-10
$1.18
88c
preference
Electric,
87 Vao
;
1
—
shares
1
£0c
«
of
(quar.)
shares
Transport
Stock
from, net
special
Electric
5%
preferred
Funds,
1
Low-Priced Common Stock
of
—
Telegraph & Telephone
8-31
Corp.
Michigan Avehue
4V4%
4Vi %
9
50c
(quar.)
Maritime
special of 74c from net real¬
a
&
convertible
Managed
8-
87yac
:
7-
7
(Ohio),
preferred
Northern Indiana
7- ft
,
$1.50
Maritime
$1.05
Keystone Low-priced Bond Fund "B-3"
regular of 44c from net investaient
come
^__
common
7-13
$1.12 y2
common
8-
1
50c
(quar.)—
7-16
$1.08^4
(quar.)-
$1.24
25c
1
$1
__
8-
7-
f
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Share
5%
9-20
8, 1
J25c
7-31
10c
___.
1
$2.50
Ltd
8-
9-
(quar.)s
.
preferred
Co.,
8-15
9-
Telephone
Northern
Co.—
6-30
22yac
~
Extra
Ry.
(s-a)
(quar.)
1
59 %c
*
Corp......
preferred (quar.)
10-
7-20
6-29
60c
American
Life
Insurance
Initial after 50% stock
2
55c
7-15
$1.30'/a
R.
Co.,
M.)
preferred
conv.
Maryland
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
Kentucky
4*/a%
8-
120c
__
7-
9-
(quar.)_
preferred
;4%
3
31 y4c
Louis
preferred
(quar.)_
Mailman Corp., Ltd.,
SI
preferred
preferred
lar
9-
common
North
(Ky.)—
St.
&
Publications
93 %c
—
(quar.)—.
Kearney (James
Kellogg Co., 3j/2%
3
9-
City Power &c LighU-
4.35%
Co.
Common
(initial)
class
(quar.)———_—_——_
".
98-
Light—
Chemical,
•
6-15
9-29
6-30
Norfolk
7- 2
7-16
•$-14
6-23
"3%%
7-13
,
6-29
7-14
,$15c
North
1
6-29
7-16
Ltd.—
North Carolina
RR., 7% gtd.
(s-a)_
Northeastern Insurance
(Hartford)
Northern Central Ry. (s-a)
$1.04
—
10-17
11-
Co.,
6-29
7-16
^
7-16
$1.11
—
(quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling Co. Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
'4.20%
preferred
(quar.).
5%
1
20c
.4%
^
11-
4
7-16
62y2C
(R. H.) Co., Inc., 4.25% pfd.
preferred B (quar.)_—
Madmg Drug Stores (quar.)—
7-18
62yaC
'3.80%
4%
1
37yac
(quar.)
preferred
8-
$1.05
-
&
25c
933/4c
.
pfd.
(quar.)
'4%
1
97yac
——
-
(quar.)_—
3%% preferred
Aluminum
7-18
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. (accum.)
&
7-
1
45c
(quar.)
Journal Publishing Co. of
Ottawa, Ltd.—
Quarterly
r_
Kaiser
9-15
9-15
$1.05
—
Co., 5%
10-15
10-15
7-10
of
7-16
10c
(quar.)_
Western Canada,
1
8-
9
1
$37 %c
1
7-17
7
7-
8-
17c
7-18
c
7
12-
13c
Radiator
Meter
9-
1-2-57
12c
8-
30c
Macy
r
_
(quar.)---:
(John)
Macfadden
8-31
6-15
8-
S.
6-25
1
$1.50
____.
8-
20c
6-15
10-
$5c
(quar.)_
15c
27 %
7-13
7-16
t
$5c
5
2
7-10
12-21
7-
7-
27 %c
(quar.)
Corp. (Increased)
Car, Ltd. (quar.)_
Steel
Niagara
Co.—
Elec.
preferred
5%
—
(quar.)-.
preferred
1-2-57
6-29
50c
7-16
900
9-20
$1
7-
7-16
$1
6%
8-15
1
7-16
7-16
25c
:
...
Shares
Products
Newark
7- 2
1
10-
15c
6%
6-22
7»/2C
(quar,)—
preferred
4.20%
7-16
9-
$1
17c
6c
'
(quar.)
Co.
Mallory (P. R.)
(quar.)
common
7-14
1
iiy4c
Woodworking (quar.)__
7-16
25c
f3.90%
Irving
7-14
$1.09
Co..
2-18
8-
7-13
7-20
$15c
Light—
MacAndrews & Forbes,
7-16
37yac
——
&
(Walter
M
175c
(quar.)
Service
&
150c
-
com.
11-16
3-9-57
(quar.)_
non-cumulative
Lowney
10-15
37yac
Electric,
1-10-57
25c
1
(quar.)
8-17
$1.10
(increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-14
(quar.—
—
New York—
preferred <quar.)__,
Gas
25c
—
—2——.--
.
9-10
$1.10
8-10
1
1
62yac
,
(quar.)
—Participating
8-31
8-
„
—
2-18
$1.10
8-
Telephone Co., Ltd. (quar.)
& Electric Association—
Common (quar.) "
New Haven Board & Carton
(quar.)
New
Jersey Natural Gas (quar.)
New York Wire
Cloth (quar.)
1-16
3-9-57
7
25c
.
(quar.)
New England Gas
,
8-17
12-10
50c
common
9-10
50c
2
9-18
8-
8-1
series
$2.40 preferred
t(quar.)__^
New Bedford Gas & Electric
New Brunswick
3
50c
•_
(quar.)
Lead
series
Neptune
•
(quar.)__
preferred
&
Lynchburg Gas Co.
M
6-22
*
—
8-
8-15
8-31
__.
Quarterly >
8-15
1
10-15
20c
10c
Dock
preferred
:150c
j._
.
preierred
7-15
11-
.
-
$2.50
3
35c
Investors Funding Corp. of
-Preferred
(quar.),-:
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
:
Participating
1
1
9-
_________
Theatres
&
Lunkenheimer
'
(increased quar.)
preferred
;
■
99-
87yac
preferred
(quar.)
Gas
'
7-10
50c
Common
5%
6-20
35c
(quar.)
t$4
7-
Co.—
Cash Register (quar.)__
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
National-U.
6-30
60c
-
pfd.
(quar.)
Balanced series
6-30
7-10
6-30
7-12
Co.—
A
Bond
10-10
7-10
7-16
7-16
50c
(quar.)
National
National
-
•
Stores
-'
1r
11-
6-30
6c
.__
(quar.)
convertible
Dividend
"
(quar.)
8%
Louisville, Henderson
3
7-
7-16
7-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Louisville
5%.
(quar.)—
Investment Foundation Ltd.
Common (quar.) .;
,
88-
:
7- 9
50c
(s-a)—.
Coal
4.96%
6-28
8-17
45c
.preferred
Co.—
Mfg.
Co., 6% preferred B
National Securities Series—
Neon
444
(R. I.),
Co.,
convertible
4.16%
6-29
preferred
conv.
5%
:6-15
Corp., com. (quar.)
(quar.)—
ccnv.
$1.40
Intertype
Lorain
4.44%
9-10
i„_
$1.40
„*
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch (quar.)
>
6-28
7-16
7-31
8-1
6-29
$1.75
common
10c
2
7-15
Ltd.—
(quar.j_.
International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp.—
Boston
Candy
6-29
7-16
50c
t$l
preferred
J—
7-
6-29
35c
8-10
7-13
15c
Fuel
National
.
(quar.)__
•
7-16
•
(quar.)
pfd,
Quarterly
1
7-16
.
*
t8¥4c
pfd.
Pipe
preferred
Loft
6-15
t$1.75
4%
(quar.)
($5 par) (quar.)
International Power .Co. Ltd.-
•
8-
62y2c
.
$1
.
)
'
:;
■
,
(quar.——
8-15
7-31
15c
(ctuar. )_i_4^_
Joint
Loew's
2
7- 2
7-15
t37'/ac
]
1
9-17
35C
capital
Louisiana Power
(quar.——_
7%
7-13
7-20
(quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—
Machines—quar.—
Harvester, com. (quar.),—
7%
;»'
7-
1
»5c
Telegraph—
cents
Class
Insurance—
Ralli'oad
$51 preferred
8%
Securities
Ltd.,
preferred
Nickel
,
Lock
in-
Business
International
1
7-13
2iyac
International
.v.
8-
$1.12%
10c
9-14
■
7-13
7-9
7- 2
30c
:
Coij3.
3
8-10
6-29
25C
Welding Machine
Finance
National
Co.
original
68
8-31
8-31
37 %c
National Manufacture & Stores
Corp.
National Biscuit Co., common
4:
Missouri
&
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&:
6
7-31
Quarterly
National
I
Local Finance
6-22 :
>
3iy4c
.
7-10 ?■
7-16
12C
of
Co.,
Chemical
7-
10- 4
$20c
(quar.)
National
40c :
Life
Biscuit
7-27
10-27
37%c
7-10
7-20
25c
8-31
lc
7-10
$2.51 y2
8-31
3c
7-10
8-
1
(quar.)
7-25
8-20
8-31
10-
quar.)
7-25
1
1
Morris)
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred
National
-
7-10
1
150c
,-t
security profits)
16'/ac
Bronze
1
Co.
7-10
(see Philip
Lines
National Electric
7-10
7-10
7-25
30c
-
-
7%
Air
National
7-25
1
(quar.)
7-13
7-25
10-
t$1.75
8-
("quar.)_.
»
Miami
$4.30
7-10
1
Fund (5c from Invest¬
and
Insurance Co. of North America
International
7-10
8-1
invest¬
-(9c from
vestment inc. and 6c from
,
1
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar^)
'Special guaranteed (quar.
$4.30 original capital (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)_______—
7-10 ;
8-
8-
12-
31 y4c
Special guaranteed
7-20
51c
55y4c
(quar.)—
from
from security profits)
Fund
1
52yzc
r
Fund
8-
National
1
7-31
6-11
-
10-
*_
preferred
National
12-12
7-14
50c
$35c
96y»c
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
6 %
7-13
30c
7-17
(quar.)
System,
7-13
9-
1
t$1.75
3iy4c
pfd.
,
Little
7- 2j\.
53V4C
___________—
Institutional-Growth
.,
______
Indianapolis Power & Light,
6
6-29?
-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Co., 3.85%
(quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp.,, common
;3Vi% preferred (quar.)
7-14
65c
—»
___
Imperial Life Assurance < Canada*.-(quar„)__.
Incorporated Income Fund—,—__——^
Indian Head Mills,: Inc.:
(Mass,—
■
*
7-
A
Ltd.
Mutual
7-13
9-12
7-17
8-
quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Royal Rice Mills Ltd.
Inc.
6
1
25c
Mount Diablo Co.
Extra
:
7-
8-
Co.—
(Philip), Inc.
Mount
6-29
7-27
$1.50
Quarterly
Morris
6-29
7-16
45c
preferred B (quar.)
Morrell (John) & Co.
(Increased
7-31
20c
common
Insurance
Link-Belt
...
57yac
-
(quar. —i(quar.)-_
preferred
6
4'
—
———
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
,
—v,.
(quar.)——
preferred
A.42%
1
'"8- 1
125c
(quar.)
preferred
"■14.26%
8-
7-
7-31
A
7-20
7-16
5c
7%
7-31
(quar.
Lindsay (C. W.) & Co., Ltd.— ■'>■
;,6Va% preferred (accum.)
~
—
common
1
6-30
20c
Common, (quar
5%
preferred
12-14
8-
20%
———:—-
(quar.):—
Co.j
6-15
12-28
6-30
7-14
$1.25
common
! Common
Lincoln Telephone
9-14
25c
7-14
$1.25
:
B
Co.
Common
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Lincoln
1
9-28
$1.25
.
Corp.—
—
preferred
f
7-16
$1.25
(quar.)—
f__'_
(s-a)
I-T-E Circuit Breaker-"-
Illinois
140c
-—..—.—
Hydro-Eleetrifc Securities
7-16
7-16
&
1
$1.05
(initial
common
preferred
tl5c
pfd.
income)
Stores,
Salt
6-15:
2
1
,r
& Sons
Bros.,
Life
8-10.
7-
tlOc
—.
—
Co.
•:
7-16
2
7-30
8-
7%
t25c
$5
year
'..V
'
5%
9-10
7-16
10-
8-10
5c
(quar.)
RR.
Corp.—
Lewis
11c
10-15
15c
-
20c
Leslie
«
t30c
(quar.)—___
Huttig Sash Door Co.—
7-
Tire
Valley
Lerner
7- I
7-15
t$1.25
—______—
preferred
7-15
50c
59 %c
common
Corp.,
Motorola,
($2.09 from capital gains
during the fiscal
and 42Vac from net
ordinary
■
6-30
50c
-
_——-
2
(quar.)
Co
preferred
preferred
4l/a%
(quar.)
A
;
Northrup,
Lehman
Warehouse tt Cold
(quar.)
B
7-
tl5c
(quar.)
&
(James)
Lehigh
6-30
;
&
5%,
Lees
Storage Co.—
Class
.
7-18
'
7 14
preferred
:5%
7-20
8-
7-15
Extra
•,.
8-
593/8C
(quar.l
A_—
:
Rubber
Leeds
30c
j4w
Terminal
7-16
•
class
Leece-NeviUe
8-10
10c
1
preferred (quar.)—.
*4.40%
preferred
(quar.——_—
Lee
7-11
60c
(quar.
(quar.)
Household/Finance, common (quar.)
'3%%—preferred (quar.)-—
Houston
•$5
8-
$1.25
A
quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Lawrence. Investment Co.,
50c
(quar.)————
(N.
preferred
6-29
25c
8-30
50c
preferred
preferred A
(quar.)__
Machine (resumed)______
cents
Class B
t$2.50
,
9-10
New
Moore
8-
20c
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward
2
45c
(quar.)
convertible
50
6-29
8-
.
(Joseph)
Syrateuse
Hotel
88-
7-
12-14
12-14
45c
common
(increased
7-16
12-31
12-31
Corp., Ltd.—
6
37y2c
..
pfd.
(N. Y.I (quar.):
(quar.)
Horn & Hardart (N. Y.)
common
(quar.)—
*5%
preferred (quar.) J ——i——ii.'—
Inc.
7-
t$2.50
—
$5 2nd preferred
Home Insurance Co.
Border's,
7-15
35c
preferred
Haider*
Payable of See.
20C
Power, "Common (quar,)
$6 preferred (quar.»>_
$4.20
When
Share
Montana
12-28
tl5c
4
'$1.80
preferred
(quar.)_
Laurentide Acceptance
6-22
——
■
Ltd.,
$5 1st
(interim)-—
»
7-10
25c
A————..
Holly Sugar, common (quar.)
<5%
preferred (quar.)
'
Holt
50c
Sessions,
Common
5
12-15
(quar.)
1- 10-57
Company
Maid
Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Monroe Loan Society, class A
com. (quar.)
9-28
*15c
Monotype
Lancaster Corp. (Phila.), common
Langendorf United Bakeries—
7-13
,
9-15
40c
Lumber
Minute
6-28
10-10
12^0
:
Lanston
2
40c
—
(Edward)
(quar.)
convertible
4.75%
.
Hines
B
1
7-10
12yac
&
7-13
.
8-
6-30
12y2c"
Per
Name of
7-10
7-16
University—
Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.
Lambert (Alfred), class A
(quar.)_
Lamson
7-25
25c
Lake
Class
_
_
Hilo Electric Light,
Common
*.
Extension
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-
7-31
dividend—-.—____
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Extra
•
Co.,
La Salle
93 %c
!
(quar.)
Powder
7-
45c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
Hercules
7-
7-31
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Locks,
When
Share
,
inc.
7-
7-16
30c
—.
Heinz (H. J.) Co., (quar.)
Hercules Galion Products—
7%
7-16
25c
15c
(quar.)
Haydock Fund (quar.)
Hayes Industries (quar.)
Hecht
Y-16
-
Per
Name of Company
^.
.
25c
21 %c
4y«%
•
49
Holders
Share
...»
_
Hawaiian
When
7-25
7-10
40c
10-
1
9-
7
$1.06
9-
1
8-15
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
8-
1
7-13
35c
(Me.)
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Permanente Cement Co. (incrfeased quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
9-10
8-
40c
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
8-31
20c
9-
1
8-15
6
—
S2
7-13
6-20
—
27c
7-31
7-13
$4
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
$4
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
1
9-
7
1-1-57
10-
12-
7
(154)
■
Name of Company
preferred
4.40%
81.17V
7-10
1
7-10
8-
1
I
9-
4
$2.50
6-29
75 c
Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—4%
preferred
(quar.)
Phillips-Jones Corp., common (quar.)—.—
5%
preferred (quar.) —
—
Philippine Long Distance
Telephone Co.—
Quarterly
piedmont & Northern Ry. (quar.)
Pierce
&
Stevens Chemical
^
Philip
7-15
7-16
1
7-16
Shedd-Bartush
8-
1
7-20
Sheraton
$1.25
Co.,
Plymouth
7-13
7-
5
7-16
7-
2
12-28
$0,111
$1.50
7-16
7-
9-20
20c
7-
9
:
$1.75
9-
3
8-20
J12%c
8-
1
7-15
■
2
9
7-
9
15c V
7-16 ;
6-29
7-20
6-29
7-<«)
6-29
10c
7-10
6-29
Smith
(A.
25c
'
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(H. K.), Inc. (Mass.)
Smith
Class
Class
Slater
Portland
Edison Co.,~3.60%
Potomac
preferred
4.707*
5
6-20
7-10
7-
2
Solar
7-10
7-
2
Corp
Oil
Ltd.,
Co.
&
Bros.
6-22
7-16
6-30
|25c
Transport Co.
——7
Service Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
4 % %
4.20%
preferred
preferred
4 % %
preferred
(quar.
Public Service Co.
(quar.)
Common
3.35%
4.30%
'(
-
Oats,
Quaker
7-31
Power Co.
Mining
—-—-—-
Radio
Co.,
4%
:
-
' Class
(quar.)-
Reliable
Renold
Corp.
A
;
——
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals, 4%%
Rlce-Stix,
Inc.,
2nd
7%
preferred
Rich's,. Inc.,
'3%%
9-14
12-14
6-20
common
Rike-Kumler
7-
1
8-
1
7-23
(quar.)
$1.75
10-
I
9-la
$1.75
10-
1
9-is;
8-
1
7-20
8-
-
—
17 %c
—_
(quar.)—
Co.
"
6-30
30C
—
8-
1
7-
8-
7
7-20
Class
"
River
Roan
Mills
Rice
Brand
(quar.)———
Class
shares
Rochester-American
Co.
Insurance
Steak
Rochester
Gas
New
Electric—
series
H
4.75%
preferred
series
I
4.107*
preferred
series
Aircraft
Rockwell
"•Stock
Spring
&
Roddis
35c
(quar.)
1
8-15
7-9
4 72 7*
12-18
11-10
8-15
1
<
60
1 V
MeBee
(final)
12%%
7-26
6-
T—
14%
7-11
in
(payable
U.
S.
$1,827
7-11
6-
In
U.
$1,209
7-18
6-11
6-29
—
funds)
S.
1
—
35c
7-16
7-16
7-16
5%%
(quar.)
$1.37'%
7-16
6-29
8%
(quar.)—
$1.50
7-16
6-29
preferred
Ryder
5%
(stock
San
Fire
4.40%
Jose
83.40
Water
(quar.T—,
30c
7-17
(quar.)
22c
f-16
Co.
7-16
4.36 %
Schenley
Scullln
—
(Ed.)
Power,
com.
Class
Terre
Texas
;
$L
8-
1
*
7-18
7-25
6-30x
;" si
7-16
6-29
42c
(quar.)
;
7-16
7-
$1.09
(quar.)
7-16.
7-
2;
2
25c
(quar.)
—_
8-10
7-20
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Steel,
new
7-14
6-29
25c
7-15
7-
2
Co.—
__
(initial
quar.j
—
91 %c
30c
6-29
7-W/.
7-10:
7-10
6-20"
7-10
6-20
1
7-13
;
8-
Van
7-16
6-29
% 7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30 "
8-
1
7-10;
110c
8-
1
7-10'
25c
6-30
7-16
7-15
6-30
$1 25
9-28
9-14,
$1.25
r
(quar.)_
iquar.j
12-31
135c
-
25c
—
;
$4.56
Common
(quar.)
7-14
7-27
6-20
7-14
6-20;
30c
7-10
6-25
7-10
6-25
8-15
7-25
$1.50
8-
-
12-14
1
7-
Mfg.
8-
1
8-
1
7
7-16;
7-16
25c
(subject
-
Co.,
&
8-
1
4
,8-15
$4.50
Corp.
7-15
6%
6-30
8-
1
8-
1
7-16
9-10
8-10
preferred
preferred
class A
Coal Co.
Corp.,
7%
prior pfd.
7-10
6-20
7-20
7-
3
on
7-20
7-
3
Aug.
1
4
7-14
r
6-25
7-13.;
C 6-29
"
7-14
6-29
1
'7-13
$1.06 y4
8-10
.7-25
8-10
7-25
2%
7-16
6-30
7-16
6-30
25c
7-12
1-
8-
50c
'
10-
50c
50c
(quar.)
—!
1
1-1-57
"
12-15-
7-16
7-
6
^5c
.
——
Power Co.,
4V2%
pfd. (quar.)
7-15
6-21
preferred (quar.)_
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
Western Grocers Ltd., class A Jquar.)
7-15
8-
1
7-
6 *
6-21
7-30
7-16
6-29
7-24
7-10
9-
1
1
8-15
10-
1
8-31
1-1-57
11-30
50c
8-15
6-29
5%
6-15
t35c
7-15
6-15
1
7-12
Co.—
$2
9-14
9-
7
8-
3
7-
6
8-15
8-
1
7-16
6-26
1
9-10
,1
Stationery Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.25
——
(stock div.).—
(quar.).„
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Western
Tool
Union
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
$i.l6
8-
1
7-16
Stamping Co.
Telegraph
Westmoreland,
(quar.)
Inc.
—
(quar,)——
9-15
7-16
6-22
tl2%c
7-31
7-
7-31
7-i 6
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7c
8-31
7-31
10-
1
9-14
$1.43 34
8-
1
7-13
$1
8-
1"
75c
60c
8-15
7-31
25c
7-27
„
_
prior
Whiting
62 Vic
15c
1
7-10
7-16
6-29
8-
6%
preference
Cement
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
Whitman
Mfg.
A
(Clarence)
(quar.)
1
9-17
8-
1
7-20
9-29
9-19
7-16
7-
2
%C^
7-16
7-
2
.
.7-16
$2
—
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Wichita Union Stockyards
37
^
& Sons,
8-10
10-
40c
*
$1.31%
25c
preferred
Whitehall
7-13
9-24
50c
(quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
5V»%
6
30c
•;——
& Lake Erie RR.^ com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.) —
White Motor Co.. common - (quar.)_i.—
8-17
8-
6-29
7-20
25c
4%
30c
10-
5%
U7%c
Wheeling
$1.14
8-
40c
2%
60c
Co.^ commonCo.
(itock dividend)-
RR.
Tablet &
B
6-20
7-15
—
Western
Class
6-20
7-16
(accum.)
Pacific
Common
7-26
7-16
Western
6-20
7-16
150C
—
Insurance
Quarterly
7-26
8-15
20c
A
7-16
75c
Life
Western
8-15
9-
class
$2.50
Western
8-1
$1.02%
(quar.).:—
Insurance Securities
Western
7-16
20c
preferred
$1.40
17V2c
$1.12%
$1.05
4.20%
6-21
7-15
Penn
25c
Inc. (quar.)
(s-a)_
'
2/
9-15
25c
at
West
"
quar.)
6-15
8-
;
15c
7-15
Co.—
(quar.)_
;.6-22.
7-11
$1.12 %
7-15
S1
(inc.
7-16
7-16
——
7-31
Co.—
Glass
7-27
50c
;
(quar.)
7-31
51.21
Thompson
f.
7-10
8-20
(entire issue to be redeemed
$10.30 per sh. plus this
dividend)
$1
7- 6
.!.
7-20
Michigan Steel Foundry
$1.14
(quar.)
8-15 "
7-16,"
30c
(quar.)
Kentucky
West
Co.—
l__
-
4
1
25c
(quar.)——
B
West
6c
—
1
9-
8-
*75c
^
7-27
5%
(quar.)
x
35c
(stock div.)—_
common
6-20
25c
;
3;
9-
$1
30c
8-10
100%
:
8-
12-
12-10
——
7-10
1S1.25.
—
7- 5
8-14
9-10;
—
—
(quar.)
convertible
4%
7-16
,
37 %c
(quar.)—,
Pictures
(quar.)
King Corp.,
Welsbach
11-14
$1.25
Inc. (quar.)—.—!——j—-—
Weeden & Co., 4%
conv. preferred (quar.)_
7-16
"65c
1
50c
(quar.)__——
(quar.)
preferred
Waste
7-20
7-31
Co.
Bros,
7-13
12-
$1.25
—
Bros.
Warner
1
$1.25
Company
Industries
Warner
7-18
9-
-
7-13
1
8-
25c
Quarterly
Walworth
Washington Gas Light, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—.
10-
25C
8-14
7-16
8-
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
(Hiram)
Walker
6
25c
1
7-31
.
7-15 *
25c
(quar.)
common
7-12
14c
—-
-
7-13
7-31
2%
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
5%
pfd. (quar.)
——
5%
preferred (quar.) —
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
—
Virginia Railway. 6% preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Detinning, 7% preferred (quar.) —
140c
—
preference
30c;,
$2
of America
30c
-
——
7-12
20c
(s-a)
preferred
35c
(s-a)—-
$4.56 pfd.
8-15 1
7-12
1
Co.—
B.)
(J.
A
7-24
25c
—:
(quar.)
1
1
8-
stockholders
to
15c
—
Mfg.
&
:
98-
1%
j
(initial)—
common
new
Warren
.
:
Fiber
,?
6-30
7-15
——
Corp.
25c
Inc.
I.)
:
50c
——
Heating,
Walker
8-28
9-11
65c
.
_
—
convertible
;
15c
w",
common
9-11
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-25
8-15
7-14
shares
!
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
7-
17'/2C
(quar.)„
Co.
12 Vac
_!—
—
preferred
Co
(H.
6-25
7-13
87 %c
(quar.)
6-20
—
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
Glass
9
7-23
50c
Webcor,
Toy
Thatcher
3
6-23
7-18
62 %c
7-13
50c
dividend)—
& Light Co.,
preferred
$4.84
3
7-
17%c
"
Texas
7-
1
22 %c
(quar.)-,
1
25c
—IlLC—L'L—i._
U-_-L-—
(increased)"-;
Pow^r
1
$1.25
7-31
—
Texas-Illinois
Texas
9
8-
,>
7-31
56c
12'/aC
——_
preferred (quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)—
Natural Gas Pipeline
$4.64
7-
',8-
————-
Tobacco,
dividend
25c
(stock
Service
.j
9-20
62 %c
(in'tial)
10%
20c
(quar.),!
B
Electric
9
6-20
r
7-19
(Baltimore)
37 Vac
(quar.)
class A
y 7-10
.
10-10
(quar.)
Products,
class
Vapor
Inc.—
(quar.)——!——
Company
7-
8-13
37 %c
if.;
3%
Co.
8-31;
1
$2.50
(quar.)
com.
Insurance
Vanadium
Ward
—
dividend
8-31
8
'
common
Leaf
Sciver
5%
rr
7l/ac
„)
America
9-28
10-
:
25c
Valspar Corp., $4 convertible preferred
Van Camp Sea Food Co
Van Raalte Co. (stock dividend)
—
115c
(Boston)—,
Corp.
—
6-
$2.50
,
Inc
(quar.)
approval)
6-29
7-20
130c
(quar.)
(1954 series)
Corp.
preferred
$4
V
.
—
2nd pfd. (s-a)_
share
of McLellan
(One
preferred
Universal
Universal
Universal
7-16
1
(quar.)
Thermoid Co., $2.50 conv. preferred
9-
6-25 V
5c
A
common
Therm-O-Disc,
(quar.)
common
class
(quar.)
Haute Malleable
$2.40
Manufacturing
(quar.l-
.1,——
of
Inc.,
Talon,
$1
Inc.
Co.
& Co,,
7-18
1
40c
ZZZZZ
(quar.)
Industries,
Bantam
Schuster
83-65
&
preferred
Schleld
Beoville
(quar.)Brewery
(quar.)__
Co
;
1
Electric
8-
6-25
7-10
50c
6-29
85c
Map
Savannah
7-16
5%
7-10
20c
(quar.),—
—
Fibre
Swift &
7-10
" -----
(quar.)—
preferred
Miquel
Sanborn
1
22 c
'
Works—
Mfg.
57*, redeemable pref. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
for each 140
preferred held)-.
Transit,
United
tl5c
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
Corp.
7-13
•
(s-a)__
Ltd.
7-10;
15c
conv.
preferred
Stock
Petroleum Ltd. ord. reg.
reg. (after 10 for l split)
Stock
6-29
1—
7-13;
40c
dividend
Taylor
6-29
7-16
—
_
12-
7-16
15c
class A
A
1
Telephone Co. of Kansas—
5%
-
(quar.)
Susquehanna
Swank, Inc.
Canal
Corp.—
2nd
the
United
8-
1
8-
$1.06%
<quar.i_
preferred
-
7-23
933/4C
6-29
25c
common
(quar.)
preferred
i
1
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
9-
5
$6
,
15c
——
pfd.
conv.
Oil
Com,
6-29
9-15
7-
50c
Shares diviapproval)
Supertest
6-29
7-25
$1*25
___
Insurance
Dlsgo Gas Si Electric,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-30
7-25
7-16
t5674c
SEC
to
preferred (initial)—
Propane Gas Corp.—
conv,
pfd. (1952 series)
Sweets
.1—
5%
4%%
7-10
t50c
3
7-10
5%
new com.
dividend
of
9-14
12-
62 72 c
.
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
<
1
50c
(quar.)_ '
—
Machinery, com.
Stores
Stock
7-20
10-, 1
7-3 l
8-
75c
Stockyards, common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Stores
12-14
8-31
30c
_+
Distributors,
$4.20 non-cum.
30c
;
Standaid
Superior Separator, common
6%
preferred (quar.)—
2
25%
(quar.)
$1.25
Marine
7-
70c
30c
7-14
8-15
J 10c
common
<fe
RR.
•
7-20 1
7-15 "
1
8-
$38c
Refining & Mining Co.—
preferred (quar.)
United
,
3
7-
7-15
87 %C
;•
Vitamin
S
l
7-10
25c
cents
Super Mold
Special
Ry.—
(quar.)
&
7-16
47c
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Paul
dividend)-—-—
(initial)
Francisco
preferred
57*
—
25c
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred A
Louis,
a:
(quar.)—
Royalty
Lawrence
5%
C
D
System
Sabine
(quar.)
preferred
8-
Textiles,
Greene,
Stock
6-29
(quar.)—
27 7.C
Sunrise
6-29
$1.25
(quar.)—
common
A
B
7-20
Superior Steel
(quar.)_
Supermarkets (quar.)—
1
$1.12»%
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
7-20
1
Stores
—
5%
7-20
1
8-
U
8-17
.:;.8-
$1.12%
,
—
Plywood,
7-10
8-
Smelting,
S.
United
J30c
Container
5.207*
Sun
funds)
1
8-
$1.15
(quar,)—
P.) & Co. (quar.)—;
Whatley, Davin & Co. (stock div.)
Suburban
6-11
(interim)--
8-
$1.10
(J.
Stubnitz
8-15
9-
$1.0674
S.
7-
8-
60c
$1
*
6 ;
1
9
9-15
$35C
.—
.S. Shoe Corp.,
7%
7-20
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)
Stonega Coke & Coal (quar.)——————
6-29
1
9-
9-15
1
preferred
Stockton,
7-16
t$l,06'/»
„
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stern
&
Stevens
9-
15c
(quar,)_
$1.033/4
class
of Canada.
Bros.
5.20%
share
Guilders
4%%
1
9-
t20c
—,
class A
Guilder) (payable
33%
8-15
9-
7-30
U.
U.
7-20;
Investment
preferred
Stone
receipts ordinary
Petroleum— T'
Dutch
guilder
84
$1.02'%
Shoe
U
9
7-20
:
Equipment
Shake, Inc.
n
Stern
Ltd.—
50
San
8-15
;
(quar.)—
50
San
1
$1.18%
(quar.)—
American deposit
San
9-
(quar.)
preferred
Rolls-Royce,
St.
$1.02%
7-
1
(-iuar.i
preferred
Sterchl
110c
Corp.
B
Steel Co.
Axle
Co. Ltd.,
Paper
B
4%%
St.
8-15
2%
Plywood
Class
Royal
1
7-13
1
7-20
50c
25c
Ltd.,
67*
7-13
9-
9-14
8-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
40c
2772c
8-15
(quar.)
6%
8-15.
1
7-20
(quar.)——
com.
8techer-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
■
7-25
dividend
Holland
Royal
__
"(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
5
$1
:.'.v
(quar.)__
J
R»hr
7-
United
6-22
f
liri
8-15 \
(s-a)
57*
(quar.)
series
preferred
6-20 )
7-16
,
quar.)—.
F
7-16
40c
i
(quar.)
(initial
preferred
4.10%
Co.
&
common
4%
40c
25c
/
Button
7-16
7-20
8-15
15c
Jersey
Shirt
7-20
8-15
(quar.) —
class A
-
United
6-20
7-16
,- ■
pref.
4%
dividend
New
6-29-
8-15
Ltd. (quar.)v—
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
9-14
Co., class B
Ltd.,
State Street
Y.)—-
(N.
Quarterly
Rochester
»
1
7-16
1
to
Railway
Brock,
2%
37 %c
Improvement,
Gas
United
7-13
8-
subject
(quar.)
B
Stanley
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
American
St.
6
1
8-
Ltd.,
Radio,
Stanfields,
2
7-
—
Co.
Stock
50c
7:*
Products
B
7-
6-30
87 %c
(quar.)
United Merchants & Mfrs.—
9272c
A (quar.)
& Light Corp.
Power
Standard
7-20
7-14
■;
6-15
8-
Ltd.,
414%
(quar.)
changed
Standard
7-16
(Ohio)—
payment
Standard Tube
1
50c
933/4C
—
7-10
United
7-13
62 72c
preferred
Class
6-29 y
7-13
1
25c
Ltd., 4 7a 7*
6-29
$1
■
(quar.)
Fruit
United
15c
Standard
(quar.)—
6-20
977ac
par)
7-13
$1
(quar.)
Preferred
1
25c
B
United Drill <Sc Tool,
fc
(quar.)
Co.,
Oil. Co.
Standard
1
7-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
($25
$$1.75
s
of America—
Co.
Corps.,
Class
8-
8-
Biscuit
United
7-20
7-14
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-16
92%c
preferred (quar.)
United Cigar Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3.50
convertible preference
(quar.)
6-30
8-
$1.75
if
7-14
$1.12%
4J/2%
59c
B
(Name
•
—
11-20
IOC
(quar.)
Corp.,
Aircraft
United
Public Service—
Fuel
2
61c
preferred
Class
3% %
8-
7-16
17 72 c
(quar.)
preferred
end
$$1.19
8-15
50c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
Standard
7-10
7-
-.
59 %c
scries A pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-25
7-16
.
15c
8-15
;
pfd. <quar.)_
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.)
9-14
:
7-22
25c
——
1st preferred
7%
-
1
62 %c
(quar.)
Supply Co. of Calif, (quar.)—
Revere Racing Association (quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%%
'3 7-11
io-1
10-
7-14
m.50
8p0kane International RR. (quar.) —
Quarterly
—
Springfield Gas Light (increased)—
Standard Fire Insurance Co. of N. J. (quar.)
7-14
1-1-57
$5c
t28c
6-30
't
4.407*
6-29
7-12
$27c
(quar.)
Steel
Republic
Republic
''>4.257*
Standard
(quar.)—.
A
7-14
Telephone Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
4.36 7*
—
Extra
Class
v-
4.157*
4.607*
7-20
l
7-31
5
Life Insur. (Dallas)
(initial)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.407*
7^20
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.
V"6-2i,-"-i;
7-16
30c
Ltd.
3.707*
3.90%
7- 2
8-
5
7-
common
Southwestern
*
L— 7-13
U5c
(quar.)
Engineering
&
20c
<
;—.——
(Canada),
Chains
Class
Ltd
7-
7-30
:
Lines
Air
11-13:
♦dc
$1.12%
7-13
California
of
Co.
Oil
United
7-5
7-30
37 %C
(quar.)
8-15 ;
1
7-30
tquar.).^
preferred
non-cum.
New
8- 1 '
8- 1,
8-
25c
Electric
Reliance
/
50c
(s-a)"——
Y,
N.
of
(Canada)
Stores
57*
7-10
30c
$1.25
Union
United
37 %c
—
Power
Production
Southwestern
7-12
9
7-12
; 50c
—-
—
B
Corp.
9-10
U 8-
50c
—
Co
Reinsurance
Reitman's
6-15
1
10-
87 %c
I-—-————
preferred
(quar.)
1
—
(C. A.) Co., $2 class A
(quar.)_—
Reed
G-14
7-23
25c
(quar.)—-
(quar.)—.
common
Pump
.5%
7-13
9
8-31
28c
Railway Co.—
common
(Initial)
New
7-23
7-
30c
preferred
2nd
Reda
1
8-24
8-
10c
t30c
of America, common
preferred (quar.)
Reading
6-22
7-20
8-31
9-28
60c
Southern
—
Corp.
$3.50
'>
$1.50
(quar.)
Co
Nevada
Southern New England
6-22
:•
9-28
28 %c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
7-20
40c
common
4.807*
:■6-29
7-13
'
"••'
8-31
r
59c
pfd.
Indiana Gas & Electric—
Southern
(stock dividend)
Power,
Colorado
7-3
8-24
'
4%%
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Gas Co. of Canada
7-2
4.72%
7-31
preferred (quar.)„
Quarterly
Distribution. Shares--——.
Quincy
Southern
8-15
6%
Quebec
7-31
8-15
9-28
i
7-16
7-13
40c
$4 preferred
t50c
preferred (quar.)
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Southern Franklin Process. 1%
$1.1272
—.—
•'»
•
• »
Southern
8-15
.
—
split-up--;—
stock
V";,
,
8-15
i
84c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp Si Timber
Thre'j-for-onj
I
8-15
__——
preferred
preferred
1
7-13 ;
1
31 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
7-16
(quar.)___
com. (quar.)—_—
9-
"
6-30
38% C
preferred
participating
9-
A
$1.06
25c
6%
8-15
7-16
1
8-
Co.—-
Electric
Union
6-29
6-29
7-14
(quar.)———————
9-
$1.06%
—_
7-31
7-12
■
1
8"
(quar.)—
Udylite Corp.
7-31
31V4C
—
Universal Insurance
2
8-
$1.22'%
.
—
.
Ltd.—
Power
6-30
Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey
t25c
Common
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
A
Canada
Southern
6-25
1
8-
preferred
6%
6
7-
9-30
•
45c
(quar.)—_——-———'
$1.12%
(quar.)__—'
of New Hampshire-
'
1
8-
7-14
$2
Provincial
Public
t4c
4.58%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Products, $1.25 pfd.
True Temper Corp.,
$1.12%
(quar.)
5c
7-15
6-18
^
com.
35C
7-
633/4C
preference (quar.)
City) (quar.)
Tuckett Tobacco, 7% preferred (quar.)——
220 Bagley Corp. (annual)
,8-1
6
7-12 *
1
7-31
22 %c
8-31
6-29
7-
7-16J
3
2:
8-
;
8-31
7-11
2
88-
'
Pipe Line—
1
1
8-15
(quar.)
10-
7-16
7-
8-24
a'
6-29
7-10
>
.
—
10- 1
8-
7-14
87 %c
(Del.)-
Inc.
Airways,
Trinity
7C
(quar.)—-,-———^—-—
(quar.)—
California Gas. 6% pfd. (quar.) —
Southern
(quar.)—
Corp.
Treesweet
com.
California Edison,
8-17
130c
8-20
125C
preferred
preferred
4.48%
Ltd.
6-28
J 53c
—
1
(quar.) —
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Co.
1
J20c
—
9-
20c
7-27
25c
7-10
t75c
9-
$4.90
150C
Southern
''
61c
6-21
1
8-17...
;
(s-a)__
pfd.
120C
—
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
6-20
(quar.)__
3-
8-17
25C
preferred
preferied
$2.55
7-27
30c
6
1
1
50c
Association,
(quar.)—
Gas
A
Common
52 %c
7-
99-
30c
Trust
Caribbean
Class
..
7-17
SI.14
—
$1.75 prior
Transcontinental
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft
7-27
17 %C
(quar.)
Transamerica
52 %c
9 i
6 V
(quar.)
&
-
83-
(quar.)
Building
Co.
9
7-
•
8-20
$1.06%
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
Bank
Trane
7-27
C«.
Mines
Trans
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
■:
Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)
7-10
70c
10%
preferred
1
Corp.——
O.)
10-30
com.
8%
Gamble,
&
Procter
Mines,
Dome
East
Preston
8-
Traders
(quar.)
7-16
7-16
preferred
Trade
r—
11-15
7-12
(stock dividend)
Pratt Read & Co.
preferred
Sonotone Corp.,
7-12
*75c
t-J5%
Mig.
7-14
8-25
,
J15c
2c
1
I
:
4.56%
6
Towle
6-15
10c
$15C
f56c
8-
8-
—
6
7-
—
(Initial quar.)—;
Co., Ltd., common
Common
$2
90c
—
7-
1
*45C
(quar.)
$1.25 conv. pfd. A (quar.)
$1.55 conv. preferred
(quar.)_
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
472 7* preferred (quar.)
Corp.
Pratt-Hewitt
Price
5
7-
$1.17%
"(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)-
of Canada, Ltd.,
6% non-cum. partic. preferred (quar.)„__
4 % %
first preferred (quar.) —
Power
7-
7-15
7-14
10c
;-
Mills, common.
Woolen
Portland
7-15
30C
2%C
(quar.)
General Electric
1
Towne
8-31 ■:
7-10
$1.06 %
88-
Townsend
9-15
30c
Y.) (quar.)„
(quar.)
common
15c
(quar.)—
(N.)
Co.,
27*
(quar.)———
B
$2 12
$1.25
-2-—
(increased)—,;—~
preferred
$5
A
Edison
4Vi %
2
8-31
$1
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
% 52 %C
of Rec.
35c
(quar,)—;
& Trust (N.
Mfg.
Guarantee
Toledo
8-31
7-
7-16
————-—
A
(Howard)
——
Light Co., common
Gas
Portland
:■*
2
Metal
Title
8-31
2
10-
Sigma Mine#. Ltd.
Sllvecwood Dairies. Ltd.—
7-
6j/2C
•
10-
of Canada, Ltd.—
Co.
$2.44 preferred
65c
—
Titan
25c
Pacific Power, common
Sierra
7-
'
7-13
t50c
thfs dividend)-———
$4.50 preferred series B (entire issue called
for redemption on July 27 at $104 per
share plus this dividend)
$4.50 preferred series C (entire issue called
for redemption on July 27 at $102 per
share plus this dividend)—
—
7-15
30c
6-29
8-24
J 56 74 c
plus
7-20
-
$1.37%
7-27
5
-—
7-27
11 %C
(quar.)—
7-16
7c
Corp. of America—
$4.50 preferred series A (entire issue called
for redemption on
July 27 at $101 per
8-30
7-27
15c
J45C
;'
Holdert
9-15
30c
Thompson
Shoe
3
55c
7-
6-30
(stock dividend)
America
of
(quar.)
Common
7-10
8-
7-10
——
Quarterly
12-28
1
62 %c
stock
Employees
Porter
5
lbc
common
Cordage,
7-
Astabula Ry.—
«quar.) ——Wire & Cable (quar.)
—
Plastic
7-20
6-21
(quar.) —
com.
(quar.)
Foods
Corp.
share
preferred
5%%
6-15
$1.25
Ltd.—
45c conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Aircraft,
Piper
7-20
(quar.)—
Pioneer
Pittston
I
7-15
7-10
472 7*
Sherwin-Williams
preferred (quar,)—_i.-,
Gold Mines of British Columbia, Ltd.
7%
8-
$1.25
preferred series A (quar.)—
preferred series B (quar.)'—
4%
1
$1
rets, for ordinary
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (a^cum.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass <quar.)_——
—
Pittsburgh
Railways
Pittsburgh Youngstown &
6-28 "
Power,
&
Water
20c
deposit,
Amer.
Shawinigan
8-
12%C
6-21
,
35c
Products, common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)—_—!
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred <quar.)__
Note: The above title is the new corporate
name of Tide Water Associated Co.
Time Finance Corp.
(Mass.), class, A
(quar,
8-
:
7-10
30c
—
6-21
81.183/4
(quar.)
common
(quar.)———
7-10
Security Storage '(quar.)-———
Selama-Dindings Plantations, Ltd.
—Selected American Shares——^—-
97'/a c
3.90%
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred
Pinchin Johnson Si Associates
$5 preferred
Share
Name of Company
V
25c
«
8-20
7-10
Finance,
preferred
$4.75
7-10
$1-50
"I!
Seaboard
:
7-10
8-
;
95 c
(quar.)
RR.
Trenton
&
1
8-
$1.07 %
preferred (quar.) ——«—• 3.807
preferred (quar.)
aPhiladelphla Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
4,30%
Philadelphia
8-
SI.10
(quar.)
pfd.
4.687*
(quar.)
Co.,
Electric
Phila.
\
When
Payable
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Hoiaert
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share
t
Monday, July 9, 1956
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
50
—
$2
\9- 1
8-15
7-10
Volume
184
Number 5549
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
.
.
(155)
Per
"*
.
Name
Wilcox
of Company
Oil
Wtu>ou
6i
Co.,
Common
Holders
8-20
12 V2C
•v
(quai.j.
Co.
Air
7-30
8-
1
11-
1
10-11
50c
.—
preferred
<1897
7-25
7-
The
note
3
(quar.)
$1.50
7-31
:
Wisconsin
5 %
Public
7-16
new
Southern
Cab
67-
Bear
25c
.
(quar.)
Dfd. (quar.)
(interim)_____J.
books
tPayable
in
resident
Less
for
1
funds,
tax
resident
income
tax.
dividend.
7-16
8-
1
7- 3
8-
1
7-
7-10
the
at
:V;'
-
4
"<>
:
3
6-29
;
non-residents
deductible
tax
■
•
'
i
,
tax.
Jamaica
y Previous
date
income
published
*
Non¬
source.
Y
"
and/or
tax.
record
1
•
date
incorrect.
was
date
Is
indicated
The
of
the
General
corrected
payment
here.
i'v'
,
V-.Y'tiVv',
stockholders'
operates
the
as
The
of
v
on
Shipbuilding
struction
of
York
f
Coastal
;V
.Dresser,
supply
drilling
developer
of
equipment
to
Coast.
Drilling
oil
and
gas
machinery.:—y,.^82,
develop
•,
&
well
the
poten¬
New York Susquehanna &
if.
"
May—
Net
from
Net
ry.
1956
■
.
from
railway____
'
railway_!l,_.,!
income^--
$465,342
117,212
oper.
-
■38,575
■
,
V
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
income
oper.
183,
2900.
p.
Norfolk
'I'
Net
ry.
37,031
,796,876
39,344
«
2,417,685
514,153
i,>
261,428
-/i
618,915
79,754 A1'
.
223,290
1
income:
58,329 Y*.,
.
1953
$775,430
$852,680
99,922
66,930,
186,592
..
26,040
;
67,842
Gross
from
Net
—V.
railway.!..t
railway.—.
4,190,750
184, p.
8.
'
856,702
.
inc6me___
oper.
3,994,504
4,533,734
721,719
926,997
959,912
,
277,617 •'
291,319
Special
225,434
267,301
t
J
from
ry.-oper.
6,369,393
6,620,159
income—
3,393,431
Gross
from
Net-
ry.
—V.
97,738 836
79,993,938
66,799,197
24,188,850
12,632,341
12,687,327
6,627,174
2900.
p.
and
offered
75,775,400
of
snares
New
G.
8,939,358
'
the
All
of
in
ratio)
S$n
Co.,
the
were
obtained
obtained
was
of
the
for
New
stock
issue
share
one
held.
of
the
sale,
subscription
authorization
Commission,
share
per
the
cards
from
and
which
serves
Idaho,
cgmpany's
parts
expects
The
tion
company's
of
its
the
construction
of
Casper,
with
a
company
of
Oregon,
sale
of
the
fund? The
Construction
kilowatt Swift
100,000
a
Wyo.;
and
construction
is
for
to
this
waived
34,
it
Nebraska,
North
Beauiieu
Dakota
Vineyard
Minnesota
Under
to
and
the
includes
South
the
V.
Park
arrangement,
wines
all
in
wet
Michigan and Ohio.—V,
(a)
Pennsylvania
states
183,
redeem
all
May—
its
10-year
notify
the
of„the
Holders
company.
Northwestern
National
Bank
who
be
wish
converted
to
Net
into
Central's
the
and
month
volume
operation
since
company
the
has
of
passenger
been
debentures
announced.—V.
traffic
maintained
were
183,
issued
at
in
has
General
Reinsurance
increased
profitable
a
the
station
Distributorships
states
Indiana,
are
the
Park
&
Columbia,
&
Tilford
of
east
the
is
now
Rocky
the
dis¬
Mountains
the
Gross
Corp. above.- -V.
182,
1954,
per
corporation
June
on
26
filed
letter
of
"The
2690.
up
mining
operations.
3,780,205
3,468,195
3,503,748
tin
183,
•580,121
*572,042
♦793,295
*1,587,816
•1,871,778
♦1,946,008
2f01.
p,
$70,000
Manufacturing Corp.—Reports
device
for
for
now
for
Co.
2901.
I
first
the
well
U6
Gain—
months
dated June 15,
20%
over
of
overall
the
is
holding
increase.
million
This
mark,, for the
have completed negotiations with the
through June 1957 for a weatherproof
we
orders
American
Telephone
&
Oil Finance Corp.,
Warren, Pa.—Stock
See
Deal
Shore
Estates
Association
Offering Susp'd
above.—V.
178,
299.
p.
,
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Marketing Program—
v
deposit
quart
size
beer
bottles
which
or
Telegraph
Co."—
the
spearheaded
campaign
July
on
ences
10,
is
curing
based
the
on
long-term
decaae.—V.
last
research
183,
p.
predicts
company
national beer
consumpcion.
The
comprehensive
marketing program,
magazine and newspaper advertising
which
and
begins
O-I's
on
will
by
boost
heavy
a
this
sales
week
PROCEEDS—The
sale
In
1948,
had
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Increase
for
this
were
in
sales
for
corporation
$9,550,483.
the
and
This
six-month
period ended May 31,
wholly-owned subsidiary, Pacair,
its
with
compares
1955.
Profit
income
for
same
taxes
was
was
$469,682.
period
of
$706,974
and
net
This compares
calculating the prevision
months, only one-half of the
1955
(535,000 has
reduction
The
been
applied
as
a
for
same
Inc.,
profit
with
a
after
net
provision
loss
of
for
income
taxes
operating
of
loss
taxable
for
the
$343,980
first
carry-forward
six
of
income.
of
•
The
in
for
the
and
its
corporation
is
in
organized
Canada,
of
name
Perforating Guns Co., Inc., whose personnel
perforating service principally
in
Texas
and
years.
The following year this subsidiary
assets
and
a
and
its
now
generally
were
Dominion
of
business
liabilities
Perforating Guns
Canada
Ltd.,
which
of
it
known
distributed
assumed
Atlas
in
by
Corp.
the
to
the
corpo¬
the
was
corporation.
then adopted.
oil
industry as PGAC.
begun
in the Spring
of
1949
when
Canada subsidiary, Perforating Guns
owns
1,000
shares
of
the
1,050
outstanding.
Tiefbohrtechnische
Instrumente,
G.m.b.H,
(Nautik)
of
Kiel,
Ger¬
many.
In
Servicios
PGAC
Tecnicos
1,000,000
1,000,000
in
§500,000 shs.
Massachusetts
and
Massachusetts
authorization
organized
Atlas,
230,924 shS.
Life
Insurance
Co.
for
the
sale
six
Mutual
Life
Co.
Insurance
and
to
approval of the shareholders, 16,170
key employees of the company eligible
periods
a
restricted
ended
stock
12,
May
option plan.
1956,
which
Is
less
the
of
company's fiscal year, net sales were $5,121,060
with $4,912,475 in the corresponding period in fiscal year
increase of 4.2%
Net profits for the six periods ended May
an
1956,
$245,170
were
year,
DIVIDEND—A
by
ttee
18,
ings
the
the
board
to
dividend
at
in January,
Jan.
19.
time
to
time
condition
of
the
such
quarterly
pay
stock
from
financial
Subject
to
pany
cents
payable on July 2, 1956, to
The amount of future dividends
1956
by
and
factors.
a
compared with $234,430 for
Increase of 4.6%,
as
an
quarterly dividend of 20
directors
declared
dividends
end
of
the
will be
the
future earn¬
other relevant
of
It
policy
and
year.
to
the
consider
A
,
determined and
light
and
is
correspond¬
.
company
considerations
cash
the
in
the
recently declared
shareholders of record
was
5%
the
stock
of the com¬
payment of
dividend
was
1956.
1
company,
a
New York corporation,
was
incorporated
1906.
manufactures a comprehensive line of portable electric
tools and tools for industrial use.
Its products consist
company
woodworking
of
Mutual
compared
12,
heavy
duty
machines designed for the construction, woodworking
trades and include portable electric circular saws, belt
finishing sanders, drills, routers, planes, shapers and a variety
attachments and templets for mortising and hanging doors.
In addition to heavy duty tools for professional- and industrial use,
and
industrial
sanders,
the
company manufactures a line of standard duty machines for the
semi-professional and "do-it-yourself" market. In keeping with a trend
the
"do-it-yourself"
market toward multi-purpose or combination
recently introduced its "routo-Jig" which is a com¬
and jigsaw powered by a single electric motor.
In Its heavy duty line the company also
recently introduced a heavy
duty portable jigsaw with a saw blade traveling in an orbital motion
the company
The
shaper
router,
the
of
the
In
electric
conventional
metal
metal
working
cutting
reciprocating motion.
the company manufactures
field
band
a
portable
saw.
l'ne of yard and garden tools which
are
sold
under the trade name "Yardmaster" consisting
of electric
chain saws, electric hedge trimmers and electric grass trimmers.
The
also manufactures
company
a
added two models of electric cultivators in the Spring of 1956
and maintaining the soil of gardens and flower beds.
the company has an established line of stationary power
for home and semi-professional use.
These tools are distributed
company
for
mulching
Canada
under the trade name "Craftmaster" by Porter-Cable Power
Ltd., a wholly owned Canadian subsidiary of the com¬
These tools are manufactured under contract in Canada for the
«uin-.s)ani''s Canadian subsidiary.—V. 183, p. 3014.
Tools
(Canada)
pany.
C.
in
A.,
Venezuela
locally
a
wholly-owned
known
as
STACA.
Subscriptions—Of
the
281,435 shares recently offered to stockholders at
$20.25 per share, 265,809 shares were subscribed for, and
the remaining 15,626 shares were taken up and placed
by the underwriters, headed by Dillon, Read & Co. and
Johnston, Lemon & Co. See V. 183, p. 2901.
,
Procter &
Gamble Co.- -Registers With
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jane
covering 300,000 shares of its $2 par common stock to be
company
1956,
29,
offered
for
Gamble
Stock
sale
to
Option
certain
employees
pursuant
183, p. 2540.
to
the
Procter
05
Plan.—V.
Pyramid Oil & Gas Corp.—New Discovery Well—
corporation and Weimer & Fitzbugh have tested their Tulip
discovery well on a 560-acre leaseblock in the North East Nodus
Cleveland County, Okla., it was announced
on^June 20.
Based on an 80-minute drill-stem test from a depth of
This
Creek
Pool
the
1955,
15
shares
A West German
affiliate, Atlas Deutsch-Amerikanische Olfelddienst,
G.m.b.H., was organized by PGAC in 1953, with PGAC
owning 60%
of its stock,
the balance being owned by Gesellschaft fur Nautische
und
$799,000
the provisions of Agreement dated Feb. 28, 1956,
company
to
reserved
ing period last
several
liquidation
present
Operations
of
well
a
$1,000,000
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Stock
corporation will not receive any of the proceeds
this stock,
all of said
proceeds
going to certain
acquired
states
dissolved
ration
period
company, it was announced on June
27, has received from the
Command a supplemental
agreement dated June 23, 1956
provides for payment of
approximately $1,000,000 additional to
Materiel
which
the
1955.
In
Air
for
was
The
PGAC
before
taxes
the
$8,176,305
1956,
it
operated
adjoining
Consolidated
Atlas
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Delaware on Sept. 6,
1946, under the name Atlas Research Corp., which was
changed the
following year to Atlas Well Service Corp.
experi¬
2653.
the
FINANCING
Outstanding
in Canada
Guns
Corp., Houston, Tex.—Stock
Offered—Rotan, Mosle & Co., also of Houston, on June 26
offered publicly 12,500 shares of common stock
(par $1)
from
Feb.
and
company
one-half
In
selling stockholders.
to
of
TO- PRESENT
1968
1,
holding stock options under
at $24 per share.
This company, a
principal supplier of bottles to the brewing
industry,
will
spend SI million this year on initial
promotion of special no-
used
purposes,
manufactur¬
company's
cost
($10 par value)
EARNINGS—For
.
Perforating
be
inclusive
June
for
than
tools
-
EFFECT
are
instead
1956
1967,
on
due
accordance with
bination
'
six
approximate
bring
that
report
report to stockholders,
the
an
developed for the
183, p.
-
„
earlier
Electric
'we
a
the
of
the
1958 to 1970, incl. with
on Feb. 15, 1971_.
years
SSPursuant
in
'
business for
and
shares
3,670,543
549,568
•1,712,608
income—
to
balance
note,
of
between
of
railway
can
Western
V.
'
*317,741
progress, should
in our history.
time
"We
($1
to
•273,401
predicted
as
first
the
incident
•322,846
volume of
continued
notification- with
expenses
•248,905
Alfred Robbins, President in
1956, said in part:
covering 25,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
par
share), without underwriting,; The proceeds are to be used
a
income
Perfect-Line
Oceanium, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC—
The
*56,327
railway
will
._«In accordance with the provisions of Agreement-dated June 4, 1953,
.
tools
the
Completed—
p.
*12,027
each
7.
p.
$815,937
$103,308
oper.
offering
general corporate
moving, alterations
equipment at approximately $200,000. It
GIVING
1954
years
Common stock
^,
1953
$758,875
♦ 19,313
•Deficit.—V.
'
SEC
from
ry.
expansion
estimates
unpaid balance
The
1954
$753,718
from
Net
Net
the
company
machines
unpaid
each
on
$861,439
oper.
this
capital for
.
of
June
Lines—Earnings-
1955
States of
note, $67,000 due June 1 in each
t4V2%
paid
Seashore
the
to
the
of
manufacturing facilities.
for
space
additional
.
Tilford
Wisconsin,
From Jan. 1—
112%
level
of
summer
North Star Reinsurance Corp.-Merger
See
ry.
confined
from
proceeds
working
of
The
construc¬
railway—;
railway
must
convert
net
additional
expansion
between
409.
p.
1956
from
from
of
Minneapolis and surrender
their debentures on or before
July 31,-1956, the redemption date.
The applicable conversion rate on
July. 31 is one share of common
stock for each $3 principal amount of
debentures.
' •
Y
North
Gross
Net
holder,
stock
common
Reading
be
than 70%
more
Authorized
as
of
total of
pro¬
*4V4%
bor¬
Washington:
:
District
a
new
Pennsylvania.
CAPITALIZATION
Wyoming,
Dakota.
Illinois,
com¬
stockholders of
common
additional
and
approve
9.
expanded
Offered—The
common
March, 1956, the company purchased for $1,100,000 a plant in
Syracuse, N. Y„ formerly occupied by the
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division
of General motors
Corp. and plans to move its offices and manufac¬
turing operations in 1957 to the newly acquired plant which will
paid the
generating unit,
50,000
kilowatts at its
The estimated cost for
newly-added
previously
include
expanded
B.
and
had
The
the
for
1618.
stock
(b)
with
to
Iowa.
and
tributor of
July 2.
on
p.
ten
been appointed exclusive distributor of Beaulieu
four additional states,
bringing the total number to
announced
was
$779,463
183,
outstanding stock have
preemptive rights to purchase one additional share of the
stock
(at $20 per share) for each 14 shares of
held by them,
their
provide
vide
corporation has
Vineyard wines in
of
to
three months
operating
The
stock (par $10) at $20 per share
share for each 14 shares held.
shares are to be offered publicly
one
holding
ing facilities.
bripg $8,000,000
majof'TJOrhon of the re¬
p.
surplus
year.—V.
showed
1956, of
common
of
distribution will
company's
common
consum¬
steam-electric
generating
installation of a third
184,
18.
June
Co.—Stock
31,
amounted
20, 1956, the right to subscribe for
Shareholders
183,
each
be
hydroelectric project in
$131,182,000.—V.
subsidiary,
March
1956,
corresponding
on
an
operating
previous fiscal
the
June 29 offered to its
New York and
to issue
kilowatt
the
with
of
the
for
announced
was
unsubscribed
that
outstanding
Washington,
program
shares
Cylinder
:
plans to sell its present plant and related facilities.
its
stock
issue
National
through the underwriter, George D. B. Bonbright & C04
Rochester, N. Y., at the same price.
It is contemplated
"
of
consideration
probable
capacity of approximately
hydroelectric project in Washington.
Merwin
this
1956-58
256,500
months
on
Any
the
Exchange.—V.
that, prior to the
further order, must
by
350,000
In
in
the
and
by
wholly-owned
a
$209,907
it
compared
nine
the basis
on
'
company
the
the
price
with
year,
record June
of
new
500,000 sha.
and
2901.
p.
Ltd.,
Porter-Cable Machine
company will set the price per
shares will be sold by competitive
Unsubscribed
its
the
owned
are
The
procedures.
conditioned
of
183,
stock
!
compared
previous
pany
H.
holders
111.—V.
1,000,000shs.
1,000,000 shs.
preferred
stock
common
Corporation
PROCEEDS—The
saving
Robert
Stock
to
the
$1,603,692
subscription
and
value)
par
non-cumulative
Peruvian
same
Co.—FPC Approves Issue—,
new
($1
5%
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
outstanding
Co. of Chicago,
$466 841
of
of one
Fran-
a
of
use
York
the
new
warrants,"
the
of
improve
1956
operating surplus for the three months ended
surplus for the nine months ended March 31,
by International Business
representing subsprlption rights
requiring extensive manual handling
were
stock
the
The
warrants
accuracy
to
(80
an
subscription
for
the
Trust
period,
related-fields
effort
Peruvian Transport Corp., Ltd. (Canada)—Units Earn*
offering
maining fuhds which will be required in 1956 will be
provided by
rowings evidenced by unsecured promissory notes.
North Central Airlines, Inc.—Calls Debentures—
company has announced its intention to
convertible debentures due July 31,
1964.
The debentures
may, at the option of - the
preferred stock
value)
par
of
Gas
an-
a
E.'s
and
constant
a
perforating
logging,
same
and
BUSINESS—The
This
these
in
in
the
Authorized
•
form,
List
issue.
new
underwriters.
except
6%
service
well
radiation
Throughout
research
CAPITALIZATION AS OF APRIL 30,
processing
for
&
rata
pro
York,
handling of
Vice-President, stated.
outstanding
the
FPC
mation
18,449,393
•
oil
15,000 shares of
P.
American
machine
of Stock
distributorships
oper.
183,
4,553,205
2,316,626
" 1,739,897
railway—
!
28,331,532
income—i ; 14,842,618
from
Net
3,427,039
<
•.
railway.!—
warrants
with
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp.—New
3,142,645
1
well
gas
non-cumulative
1955,
railway_^^___,
From Jan.' 1—
and
etc.
the
as
of such research, PGAC is
presently furnishing
gas
industry essential technical services with PGAC
equipment in - Texas,
Louisiana, Oklahoma,
Kansas and
Mexico, and through its subsidiaries in Canada,
Germany and
the
5%
manufactured
past,
larger
permission
share of
This
■
Net
in
company will offer the
common stock on the basis of
Ry.—Earnings—
from
Net
oil
taking,
extensive
Atlas Research
name
Venezuela.
company
mechanical
MThe Federal Power Commission has authorized this
341,550 shares oi par value $6.50 common stock.
,'j; 'Y-'\";Y
:Y SY'
;'' 1956 i. Y*
1955
: Y-*'
' 1954
1953
railway—__ $20,794,845 $18,200,350 $13,854,740 $15,843,032
May—
Gross
and
3013.
"
Norfolk & Western
company's
payments
against
American
stockholders
held.
Co.,
cards
the
In
speed
realized
by
Department
,
sample
conducted
restriction
first
subscription,
stock,
then
Trust
tabulating
issued
Executive
near
4,301,389
"
from
ry.
the
connection
common
shares
Bankers
construction
From Jan. 1-
Net
common
130,000
Gerdes,
into
V yY
'<1954
1955.
.
in
processing.
The
•
of
20
Corp.
Montana,
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
is
electronic
•/,,
The
railway
$846,204'$875,703
railway....,—,r j 135,048
218,517
oper.
131,984
t
from
from
Net
Southern
$500,360
2,362,141
shares
each
and
bidding
i;
2,640,417
Co.
preparing
used
The
123.438
j;+: v 62,001 :■}■?
132,400
'■'*
"
"* •'1'-
May—'
Gross
*
•
_
.
...
•
1953
$484,568
'
the
$340,000,
by
the
2766.
p.
Pacific Power & Light
"
•
railway
—
2,257,942
railway..-!-,!-!? Y 469,818
from
ry.
>i
1954
•
187,813
from
Net
-rV.
$552,467
...
loan,
new
and
will
RR.—Earnings—
r
to
condition of the existing shareholder's
a
183,
Electric
was
"Increased
rr:
n.\r
1955
this
reduced
years,
the
under
specialized
stock.
company's
been
and
,
Western
" ■'
10
high-speed
in
use
$24,000
-
Gross
&
system
for
Machines
p.
equipment;
2470.
p.
for
standard
on
had
Con¬
C .'Ve
.
.
ex¬
10-year
Machine handling of the warrants was made
possible by the adoption of tabulating cards as the basis for the warrant form.
The
subscription warrants were lithographed by American Bank Note Co.
„■
Y
.
pioneer
a
the
of
agents.
'
Department
a
petroleum industry for adequate
tially great resources off the Gulf
the
to
4%
3.
adapt
common
the
both
as
the
■J-
Marine
Corp.,
ships,
operate
atop
.
the
Gas
to
new
cisco,
of Houston, Tex.
/
:
self-propelled and entirely self-contained units, will
highly mobile team—complete with a helicopter port !
the tender's bridge-deck.
They are the first of many that New
Ship and Dresser expect to build to meet the acute needs of
The
(
ship—for
July
Pacific
812,791
to
V
'Y; *:
Merritt-Chapman &, Scott Corp.; and Dresser Industries, Inc., under
an
initial contract totaling more than $3,500,000, will construct and
completely equip two vessels—a 2,500-gross-ton drilling tender and a
cargo-supply
of
immediately
1946
prevailing techniques.
Largely as a result
.
of
297-ton
payable
$3,100,000
Sutherland, President and General Manager,
The
Shipbuilding Corp.—New Contract—
which
is
one
two
existing
of Aug. 1, 1957
date
business in
ings Higher—
issue
12)
page'
that
with
the
offered,
R.
share
(Continued from
due
a
logging,
has
specialized
replacing
advance
year)
approval
is
period
a
PGAC
Common
machines
Corporation and U,
Investment News;
corporation,
over
and
New
removed.—V.
"
*
New York
profits each
electrical
loan
new
a
California.
provides for
mortgage loan with
indebtedness
extended
successfully
This
net
of
brief,
dividends, which is
(
:
Co.
ratifying
on
These results include stock subscribed by others upon the exercise of
rights purchased
by them in the open market. The offering, thesubscription period for which closed
July 2, was underwritten
by a nationwide group of underwriters headed
by Blyth
& Co., Inc., who are
obligated to purchase the remaining 20,933 unsubscribed shares.
.
x Less
Oil
vote
loan;
nounced
r\
'
;
'
PyV
"•
will
commenced
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Stock
Subscriptions—This
offering .of 812,791 shares of common stock to
its common stockholders of record on June
12, 1956, at a
subscription price of $45 per share, resulted in subscrip¬
tions for 791,858 shares, or 97.4% of the stock
6-30
"
Since it
Corporation, PGAC has continuously engaged in
business, progressively adding such other services
■I company's
'
Canadian
completed
N.
7-16
t25c
this
funds, less 15%
Canadian
British
8-
t56V«c
recently
Agreement—
cents
8-17
—__
—;
closed
tax-15%;
in
advance, is
_
7-10
9-17
7 Vie
not
tPayable in U. S.
7-31
50C•
-
the
on
7-10
40c
u
Co., (annual)
•Transfer
Union
agreement
50%
long-term
are
7-20
t3c
-
•
_____
____—i
(quar.)
1
7-31
37 V2c
—
County Gas (quar.)_^_„!_^__.
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
Zeller's Ltd., common
8-
37 Vac
—
conv.
Mines
preferred
7-16
1
of
With
6-29,
8-
24
payment of
preferred
Co..
7-16
Co.
York
a
mortgage
V
(monthly)
Yellowknife
4Vss%
tent
7-13
2oc
convertioie
Zonolite
7-13
$1.11
Common
Yellow
1
1
—
Jr.,
a
8-31
88-
~_i
<Wm.)
and
9-20
(quar.*
preferred
Wrigley
57c
Gas
30c
performed
$1,200,000 4%
$2,240,000 3% shareholder's
$1.25
—
July
on
(a
$1.26
__,
County Electric Co.—
(quar.),—
Worcester
4.44%
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_____
Wisconsin
r
Service,
preferred
5.04%
work
New Loan and Note
with
agreement
loans
*
•
above"
contract.
on
stockholders
The
series*
and
C-54
To Vote
Wisconsin Electric Power—
6%
Force
*
7-13
12^c
common
"over
cover
Payable of Rec.
25c
<quar.t
Wilson-Jor.es
When
Share
(quar.)__
51
subsidiary,
in
well
choke
reported
was
at
nil—v.
the
183.
rate
n.
of
409.
to
1,000
8^200 feet,
producing through a one-quarter wen
barrels per day of better than 40 gravity
be
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
♦•'•
(Cblo.)—Stock Offered—Car¬
roll & Co., Denver, Colo., in June offered publicly as a
speculation an issue of 3,000,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent) at 10 cents per share.
; ;
Uranium Co.
Rainbow
stock
(par
10 cents
incorporated in Colorado on March
maintaining its principal executive office
presently
is
It
1956.
29,
at
Building. Denver. Colo.
of the' corporation is the acquisition, exploration, de¬
velopment and operation of mineral, and especially of uranium pros¬
pects and properties, and the business of trading and dealing in such
.prospects and properties.
The company is in the acquisition and ex¬
business
The
stage.
ploratory
*
present holdings consist of the following:
A con¬
an
AEC lease on the so-called unpatented Bo*
purchase the unpatented Fox claims; a contract to
unpatented claims known as the Natrona County claims
mining leases Issued by the State of Colorado; and a
and
to
24
•purchase
certain
contract
183,
p.
„
•
Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC
-The corporation on June 13 filed a letter of notification with the
••SEC covering 297,000 shares of capital stock to be ofiered at par ($i
per
share), without* underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for
tncpenses in manufacturing and selling of pharamceuticals, foods and
Laboratories, Inc.,
Reid
G.
A.
Co.—Begins Bauxite Mining in Haiti
Reynolds Metals
July
on
Mines,
Haitian
•'
Jlaiti,
the
of
Frederick
the
that
company's pier
self-unloading
where
The
•»f
90,000
but
at
Corp.
Snare
operation
an
with
designed
a
of
capacity
Airlines, Inc.—Stock
offering
of 500,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) was
tnade on July 2 by James H. Price & Co., of New York
City. The stock is priced at $3.25 per share.
*
PROCEEDS—A
i
instalment
•'/.
an
,
-
part
on
plane.
BUSINESS
-scheduled
the
Baltimore,
the
will
proceeds
loan
applied to payment of
of a new DC-6A
;
■'///,''' Vv
be
toward
and
an
all-cargo air carrier,
Puerto Rico and Florida and a
provides
ranked
York,
New
of
the
Boston,
Philadelphia,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
♦Mortgage
6%
mortgage
on
;
of
of
the
$1,772,215
2,183,500
—
7,000 sh3.
—
cents)
*7,500,000 shs.
*
.
tNone
6,015,715 shs.
right to deficiency judgment against the company"
no
1956.
preferred
of
.Issuance
tThe
stock
will be
stock
options
and
are
and
be
at $26.25
shares
are
plan.—V.
4%
re¬
Royal McBee Corp.—Sales
and
Earnings Rise—
/-
5%
,
n
of
f
the
-to
for
company
show
fiscal
shares
pany reported
to
$2.14
Royal
tc
McBee,
in
issuance
$84,694,569.
the
basis
of
of
Precision
$3
the
share
a
that
1956,
income
preceding
the
191,884
Net
of
excess
for
sales
previous
on
fisial
the
the
year
fiscal
current
—
in
February,
we
tute
4s
confident
are
a
said,
expects
to
make
a
in
that
the
.
it
future
sales
of
hoped
the
will be available
-company
(F. C.)
for
of
the
first
the
Royal
substantial
The
McBee
equipment
company
market
by
this
Shipments
William
Russell Co.—Reports Increased
Earnings—
1956
were
$15,694,378,
President,
•
Estates
versus
attributed
the
$16,620,847 in 1955.
increase in earnings
year.
on
company
uriits will
to
as semi-automatic
to
,
3784,000
750,000
250.000
,' 3,000,000
*
*
74,798'shS,"
618,517 shs/J
.
,X
.
'•
■
9,854 r/'V
§11,154
which these bonds,
time of additional,
under
time
.
:
1750,000 shs.
from
,
i
^
7,361,000
to
per
upon
and
1956
1,
l;
Aug.
share
May
of
25c per share have been paid on
1, 1956.
On June 22, 1956 the directors de¬
25c per share on the common stock payable
of
holders
to
through Nov. 1, 1955, quarterly
paid on the common stock of the
1954
were
dividends
of
record
(V';
Staats
R.
on
40,000
U 40,000
30,000
15,000
(Inc.)
Co.
Inc.
Co.,
:
10.
p.
has
July 16,
agreed
Shares
; ;
■
Co.
&
Weeks__
&
&
184,
company
1956.
sell
*
<
and
•
Shares
•
Bateman, Eichler & Co.__ 10,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co._„., 10.000
Dempsey-Tegeier & Co—_ 10,000
Hill Richards & Co._
10,000
Lester,
u
to
10,000
Ryons & Co.__
Shares,
issued
has
SEC
'
■•
't
140.000 shs.
distribution
Inc.—Cash Distribution of 40 Cents
an
of
order authorizing
cents
share,
this corporation to makein part out of earned
surplus, to each holder of record on June 29, 1956, of its outstanding
1,430,000 shares of common stock.
Th^ distribution out of earned
surplus would be made to the full extent thereof ($178,857 as of May
31, 1956>, and the balance out of capital surplus, which as of the-
cash
same
date
was
40
per
$22,046,157.—V. 183, p. 3058.
'
:
2,000,000 shs.
Co., Inc.
—
Stock Offering
(J. P.)
This
above.—V.
178, p.
1572.
-
Co.—Receives Air Force Contract—
1
be in Solar's San
Diego,
at
The
bidding,
Solar also builds the
incurred
(F. J.)
sets/
183,
to
Stokes Corp.,
Sharp & Dohme
Philadelphia, Pa.—Acquires All
Patents on Press-Coating—
corporation announces
Dohme, a division of Merck &
This
of first and refunding mort¬
according
to
Harold
Quinton,
amount
from this issue will be used to help finance Edison's
construction program, Mr. Quinton said.—V. 183, p. 2080.
proceeds
to the general funds
its short-term loans,
finance the seasonal needs of the business and in.
part to finance recent acquisitions of certain other companies.
The
company also intends to retire $950,000 of 43/4%
first mortgage bonds,
and $368,679 of 6%
preferred stock, of subsidiaries.—V. 183, p. 2811.
,
plans to sell a new series
competitive
of the financing will be added
company/and used primarily to reduce
proceeds
the
largely
Calif., plant.
hp Jupiter gas turbine,
.
with the SEC on Jun&
1956,
Net
of
July 5 received an Air Force contract of $2,^56,417
the 500
Stevens & Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation filed a registration statement
covering $30,000,000 of debentures, due July 1. 1981, to be
offered
for
public sale
through an underwriting group headed by
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
The interest rate, public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
28,
of the new issue has not been definitely
determined, but will not exceed $40,000,000. Wednesday, Sept. 5. 1956,
is the tentative date set for. the opening
of bids.
The
f
$784,000
15.000,000
supplemented,"
„
Outstanding •'! v;
1,500,000
.
Association
•
company
continuing
/'
20,000
per
dividend
Standard
Southern California Edison Co.—To Sell Bonds—:
bonds
20c
California
First
—V.
A;/".
3016.
President.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
—
issuance
$1
to
stock,
i// V V.
and
patents
coated
COmpared fco 56 cents per share in the previous
in
Tucker,
Shore
addition
The
9, >
and v.
vicinity.
offices of
power
its
The principal executive
Vegas, Nevada.
EFFECT
(numoption)
as
the
Quarterly
Hornblower
The
hp Mars gas turbine. The Mars is used in airborne generator
in portable frre pumps, and in a variety of other applications.—V.
gage
Feb.
on
the
and
a
50
p.
Nevada
stock authorized.
1956
William
equipment, Herbert
supplements earlier
Solar development,
testing and production contracts aggregating to¬
gether more than $7,500,000, Mr. Kunzel said. Production of the gas
'
this company earned
f is introduced duringbethe current
,opejra'tio"s that will
further improved
-equipment
Mr.
the new
fall.—V. 183,p. 2422.,
by
systems
to sell
have
amounts
the under¬
writers have agreed, severally and not jointly, to purchase the 175,000
shares of common stock
of the company now offered.
The numbers
"1-, of shares of common stock of the company to be purchased by each,
underwriter are shown
opposite their respective names below:
''V■
Jupiter gas turbine-powered ground support
Kunzel, President, announced. The new contract
In
in
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
for
turbine
expects
and
5,000.000
$2)-iw.
& Hardware
Solar Aircraft
This
1957
in
$3,007,000
distribution
company
nature
and operating
Las Vegas, Nev.,
of
'
to
for issuance
of
a
Aug
on
in¬
will consti¬
new
organization.
developed
«nDUri!1S ihe uSCal year ended April 30- 195<3>
^sca?Iyear>er
Deal
expended
3016.
Suspended •—;.'/
1956.
Royal Precision
the
is
•>.>
-v
.
value
for
$2,202,000:
estimated
and
The
the
value)
subject
share
per
1,
clared
Corp.
facilities
said
(par
$5
preferred
Feb.
r
development, manufacture and sale of electronic
<lata processing equipment
It has at its disposal, he said, all of the
•engineering and production facilities of both parent companies and
-Zenner
p.
be
is
slries—
permits
company.
2,000,000
$2S).f
series
Segal Lock
Precision
major factor in Royal McBee's progress."
engaged
183,
City
indenture,
trust
common
com¬
jointly founded this year by Royal
Equipment Corp.
He said it is probable
that the investment made by Royal McBee this
year in Royal Precision
wdll exceed "$1,000,000 and this original investment will
be increased
Before
the
corporation
can
be
self-supporting."
Mr.
Zenner
said
General
Common stock
—V.
(par value
it
acquiring
par
DIVIDENDS—From
4,334,000
—
instalments)
stock
cumulative
5%
1956
thereunder
reserved
1,535,074
the
equal after preferred dividends
1,535.074 common shares out¬
shares
Preferred
expected,
are
for
of
See
Zenrer
Mr.
Royal
July 31,
10% over
of $3,633,067,
the
announced
ending
year
outstanding:
on
19,
approximately
net Income
since
vestment
of
amounted
share
a
standing
fiscal
June
on
he said, should be In
year,
common
the
increase
an
when,, they
year
President,
hereby
provisions
debs,
($1
shares
dividends
junior subordinated, due May 1,1970 (payable in
annual
Zenner,
M.
due
B
fall,
in
share.
JOf this amount 74,798 shares
conversion of the outstanding cumula¬
shares are reserved for issuance upon
conversion of the outstanding 4%%
convertible debentures due 1979
and 9.854 shares are reserved for issuance pursuant to an established
stock option plan.
§These shares are inciuaed above in the shares
'
Philip
will
purchase com. stock
issued
are
;/ v/,;"/ A"/''"'.-" ■
instalments,
Notes: /'/■.,
1, 1958)—
4%, due May 1, 1970 (payable in annual instalments)
?
stock
\l Walston
April
starting
series
offered
bonds
earnings,
incorporated
was
of
1984___
convertible
to
of
from
per
4%, due April 1, 1970 (payable in annual
i
,
•
$5,000,000
:J.
due Oct. 15, 1968-
,
Subordinated
total
in annual instalments;
Long term notes, unsec., payable
3Va%
due Aug.
15, 1956
183,
The
will
pursuant to the restrictions and conditions con¬
tained
therein.
+By
amendment
oi
tfte
articles of
incorporation
effective June 25,
1956, the par value of common stock was reduced
Outstanding
issuance-
reserved for
option
but
the
GIVING
due
fund
sinking
•The
are
FINANCING
executed
its treasury 2,435
re-acquired. tOf
1957.
stock
including
transmission
facilities.
due
B
bonds
•■;/•"/ '
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
is
ex-
retirements
4»/4%
mortgage
amount,
1957,
bonds—
1983—
series
ber
very
/.
/ >• >•;■,'.;/
are
(including
working capital)
for
bonds
$6,708,000
business.
located in Las
series
tCommon
owns
company
CAPITALIZATION
additional
an
to
150,000
stock
company's
is
in
issued
to
as
which
holds
company
common
the
true
for
previously
outstanding
under
!,
same
contracted
shares of
380,000
exercise
The
already
a
and
normal
common
sources,
such
are
mortgage
Options
its home office- building located at 304 South'
18th St., Omaha, Neb., and conducts its operation through 55 branch
offices
located
in
the
following
states:
Nebraska
(9);
Iowa.,(9);
Colorado
(10>*, Kansas
(6); Wyoming (31; South Dakota (7); New
Mexico (6); Minnesota
(1); and Arizona (4)./
//^.:r v'/--/
The
1,414.500
land______"
par value)
by
mortgages.
to
2768.
Outstanding
$3,500,000
/
for
served
_/
($1
10
$774,000
amount,
subject
J>.
stock
(par
be
about Aug. 3,
or
shares
this
pfd.
will
of these
any
loans
notes secured
stock
•There
Authorized
,
,
bank
cumul.
Common
on
,
dealers and to
house
trailers
The unit
due 1979
750.009
43'4%
convertible debentures due 1979
250,000
Bank loans, short term.
:—••,;
*
Cumul. pfd. stock ($20 par value)____
150,000 shs.
Delaware corporation, and domesticated
May 15, 1936, and took over all of the
Securities Investment Corp., a Nebraska
vehicle
motor
vehicles.
motor
,
secured
for
which
1955.
requirements
unappropriated
the
and
company
4'/i%
43,4%
limited degree,
dealers
in
farm
equipment,
and
home appliances;
making direct loans to borrowers upon the security of motor vehicles,
household goods and other acceptable collateral.
In all phases of its
operations the activities of the company deal for the most part with
among
unit,
in
make
$350,000
of
first
this
during
within
434%
to working capital.
added
be
kw.
the installation of the 60,000 kw. steam
Clark Station,
and
$3,701,000
will
be
at
to
purpose1
operates
company
•First
V?
corporation which was incorporated on April 1, 1924.
The company is engaged in the business of consumer
of
Mississippi
•
CAPITALIZATION
the
business
now
the
sale
that
unit
securities
for
1929,
been
1956.
inventories
east
During the first four months of 1956 the company carried approxi¬
mately 10,595,000 pounds of scheduled freight over all of its routes.
S%
predecessor,
to
are
construc¬
determined.
teen
It
sixth
Indianapolis,
company
its
of
a
1956
$8,650,000
above
mortgage
and
Of
equipment
BUSINESS—The
at
Cincinnati,
include
served
centers
Chicago and Detroit.
all domestic airline carriers In
freight revenue ton miles flown in the year ended June 30 1955.
The
total
not
tive
proceeds
net
organized
was
cost
will
the
of
complete
additions
for
additional
financing. Itsoperations consist of acquiring from dealers the installment contracts
arising from sale of motor vehicles and other durable goods; financing
distribution
and
centers
Nebraska,
it
internal
facilities
other
for
and
.tf*
redemption
for
called
be
may
sale
estimates
company
be
required
dividends.
BUSINESS—Corporation,
in
business
a
number
stock
preferred
and accrued
PROCEEDS—The
payment
company,
between
industrial
Key
of
/;■ ■/■/■
The
—
service
major
River.
,
bank
a
h
The
-
share
to
loans, and
first
of
$3,100,000;
required to
electric
generating
Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered
—An issue of 5,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred
stock (par $25) was publicly offered on June 22 at
$26.25 per share, plus accrued dividends, by Cruttenden
& Co., Chicago, 111.; The First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb.,
and Wachob-Bender Corp., Omaha, Neb.
Offered—Public
60.000
commenced
w?.s
that
$2,000,000;
1956,
additional
will
Feb. 1, 1962, are being
:
■
$11,302,000.
The
for
Interest will be made at The Marine
trustee, 120 Broadway, New York,
8.
p.
its
r
stock;
remainder
^
meet
bank
Sale
April,
to
amortization
Securities Acceptance
but actually produces currently about one million tons per year,-—
183, p. 3016. ,
,
V
Riddle
183,
of
the
a
substantial construction program s '
the territory served by it which has A
which is expected to continue." Con¬
generating
and
funds
$1,450,000
of
in
4.80%
where the com¬
750,000 tons per
the Jamaica deposits,
with
Y—V.
cost
'
,.
common
Authorized
that
Redemption at 101% and accrued
Midland Trust Co.-of New York,
'
the
as¬
quickly
was
,
$94,000 principal amount of the debentures have
selected for redemption through the fixed singing fund on Aug. 1,
N.
/A":
through Wil¬
in • operation during the spring of
that
gross
additions
during
1956
$4,000,000;
Mo.,
breweries
has
•
Mention
—
Weeks and
,
estimated
are
(estimatrd),
Co.—Partial Redemption-
sinking fund debentures due
Holders of 33/4%
notified
.
year
V.
Schiitz
Sold
The offering
program,
depreciation,
barrels.
facilities
of
follows:
as
electric
Calif.—V. 169, p. ,1271.
in
steam
this
placed
(estimated),
an
Milwaukee
its
to
Seabrook Farms
-
13,000
ranging from
with capacities
ships
virtually identical in grade
has
addition
completed con¬
has
protected harbor near Miragoane,
a
company's
pany
only
were
5,780.000
was
year
In
constructed with dry storage capacity
storage capacity wijl be several times .larger.
Wet
tons.
sales
1955
Stock
(par $1)
toward
and
years
electric
sources
1984,
annual capacity of 500,000 barrels
168,575 barrels. Schiitz beer production
has
Brooklyn, N. Y„ and Van. Nuys,
geologists discovered the Haitian Bauxite deposits In
1943, a year after the Bauxite discovery In Jamaica. The company was
granted a 60-year concession by the Haitian Government. The ore is
The
brewery
growth
anticipates
payment
he added.
Muehlebach
Its
last
building is being
storage
up
The
.'
_
The
improved and expanded in order to bring the facili¬
to Schiitz standards. The brewery will serve the Kansas City
market,
ap¬
*
property would be
ties
cost
to
undertaken
the
facilities
be
to
estimated
'
test
con-fi
of
commencement
:
has
an
sale of
acquisition
necessary
any
proceeds from the sale of the
of bank loans, and
approximately $9,502,000
/during such period.
George
stock¬
Kansas City,
President, said that the
share.
company
CAPITALIZATION
32,000 tons can be. loaded.
to
Schiitz
for
"
is
the
the
complete
to
—
of
proceeds
to
pay
properties
the
Hornblower &
and
i
recent
related
company
is reported as about $2,500,000.
price
Uihlein,
the
for
steam
a
Alabama.
theretofore
expenses
$2,000,000
the
meet
of
areas.
stated
Rice
Mr.
struction
.r
these
of
two
The
C.
Erwin
which are scheduled for
final completion early
in 1957, are designed for a regular production
of 400,000 tons per year, with reserve capacity sufficient to process
000,000 tons per year and to ship larger quantities whenever necessary,
With
the
commencement of shipments from Haiti, Reynolds will
Jhave four primary sources of Bauxite—Arkansas, Jamaica,
Haiti and
British Guiana. The facilities at all of these locations are being de¬
signed so that the company can maintain its aluminum operations
•during periods of possible interruption in the flow of Bauxite from one
«r
June 28 announced the acquisition of the
Brewing Co.. subject to approval of the latter's
on
company
holders.
of the new unit.
the Haitian facilities,
that
stated
Rice
Mr.
:
This
Muehlebach
to
in
Wis.—Acquis.
Schiitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee,
(Jos.)
R.
a
been elected President
Jias
/Uompany,
.
by
by
important part of
pectPd
to and including June 1, 1961
Interest In each case.
to be used to pay cost of new school addition.
are
of
"
company
total,
S. Reynolds, Jr., President. The operations will
newly organized subsidiary corporation, Reynolds
Inc. Walter L. Rice, Vice President of Reynolds Metals
by
2
on
proceeds
balance
for
in
River
its
consideration
Power Co.
net
retire
to
applied
order
and
be redeemed at 101%
thereafter, with accrued
may
100%
The
per
program.
are
bonds
at
The
operations in Haiti to supply Bauxite for this company will
during the latter part oi July, according to an announce¬
carried
be
be
occurred
interest.
The
$19
used
The
Racine, Wis.—Bonds Offered—
$165,000
pur¬
issue of July 2 of the public offering of
our
at
struction
& Co., West Bend, Wis., on June 25 of¬
of first mortgage 4% and 4J/4% bonds
dated June 1, 1956 and due semi-annually from Dec. 1,
1957 to June 1, 1967, inclusive, at 100% and accrued
fered
and
ment
will
tion
C. Ziegler
—B.
pleted.—V. 183, p. 710.
commence
be
in
(2)
acquisition
of Alabama
(3)
sites
more
for
will be used
plant sites and to
expenditures incident
Nevada
PROCEEDS—The
on
St. Rita's Congregation,
Offering—A second¬
Gas Co.—Secondary
Total
R. Staats & Co.
will
the Rhinelander Paper Co. through an exchange of
a
share-for-share basis.
White, Weld & Co. and
Becker & Co.. Inc. aided St. Regis Paper Co. in soliciting the
stock
Co.;
and
Coosa
company
completed.
exchange.—V, 184, p. 10.
offering of 32,640 shares of common stock (par $1)
was made on June 21 by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton at $zb per share,
with a dealer's discount of $1.25 per share. It was com¬
Mining
other
and
sociates
of tne outstanding
Co. has acquired over 99%
Power
subsidiary
a
or
the
175,000 shares of common stock
liam
shares of
540,000
common
ary
■«
St. Regis Paper
Property
Co.,
one
on
company
and
made in
was
v
Reserve Oil &
of
$500,000.
at
and
located
drilling.
reserves
Property
reserves
plant
Generating
by
coal
an
supplements.
dietary
test
Southern
.
of common stock (par $5) was
made on July 2, through The First Boston Corp., at $52.25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 80 cents per share.
It was oversubscribed.
Hayden, Miller & Co. also on
July 2 completed a secondary offering of 20,000 shares. .
The
Georgia
of a steam electric generating plant,
proximately $150,000,000.—V. 183, p. 2763.
offering of 47,250 shares
issued by the State of
leases
mining
certain
2422.
purchase
to
Wyoming.—V.
•
,
and
struction
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
St. Regis Paper
purchase
to
claims
'L
183. p. 2768.
Revenue.—V.
in
drillings
:
Co.
Electric Generating Co.;
Alabama
coal
generating
reimbursement
stock
of
from
certain
of
Power,
electric
..
company's
The
tract
and
v
,
in Units—
June
on
Power
of Southern
latter,
the
by
Alabama
of
stock
estimated
told stockholders on June 28,
parent company,
announced
was
by Alabama and Georgia, in equal amounts, of $2,000,000 of (he
common
incurred
: ^'
He said Western Pacific was claiming tax benefits as
a result of
losses suffered by Sacramento in recent years and that these might
run as high as $5,000,000. As a result, he said, Western Pacific planned
to pay no Federal income taxes this year.
He added that it might take
several years before the matter was settled by tne Bureau of Internal
the
Symes
-316
chase
is a subsidiary of the
Whitman, President of
reorganization of this company, which
Pacific RR.. has been completed. F. B.
The
Western
BUSINESS—The company was
stock
mon
Ry.—Reorganized—
Sacramento Northern
reserved to cover warrants to
share.
per
it
29,,has issued an order author- »
lzing transactions by and between this company and its subsidiaries....
as follows:
(1) purchase by Southern of $1,000,000 each of the com- :
and
4,000,000 shs.
purchase
*20,000,000 shs.
cent).
one
600.000 shares are
which
•Of
SEC.
The
Outstanding
Authorized
V"
stock at
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Common
work, working capital
exploratory
other
the generally unseasonable weather
last half of the fiscal year.
The F
C. Russell Co. of Canada, Ltd., has shipments of $2,283,897
and
Is continuing to grow. Mr. Tucker also
pointed out that com¬
pletion and operation of the new plant in Anaheim. Calif., was de¬
layed by the three-month builders' strike in the Fall of 1955. This
plant is now in satisfactory production and should contribute sub¬
stantially to the earnings of the company during the current fiscal
year.—V. 182, pp. 2793 and 2472.
tightening
of credit
and
throughout the nation during the
purposes.
corporate
other
««d
and
drilling
properties,
ot
*
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
Co.—Increases Investments
V Southern
attributable to
the lower sales volume was
that
stated
Tucker
Mr,
the
for acquisition
to be used to pay
net proceeds are
PROCEEDS—The
-
.
.
(156)
J
patents
tablets
and
Press-coating
to
an
already
to
that it has purchased from Sharp 8c
Co., Inc., all of the latter company's
pending relating to the manufacture of pressthe design of press-coating machinery.
provides a method of applying a dry-coating of powder
compacted
inner core
tablet,
thereby giving
a
tablet-
within-a-tablet.
purchased Sharp <fe Dohme's patents outright and will,
in turn,
grant to owners of Stokes* machines a paid-up license good
for the life of the machine to use the methods and equipment covered
Stokes
has
Volume 184
Number 554H.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(157)
by the Sharp & Dohme patents, as well as all future patents which
may
be issued" to Stoktes or to Sharp & Dohme.
'
;
'<
Patents^have been'granted In-the United States, Canada, Columbia,
Germany^Great Britain, India, Israel, Mexico, and Pakistan, and addi¬
tional
patents are-pending irilCanada, Cuba, Denmark, The
Sweden, Switzerland," and Venezuela.—V. .183, p. 2945.
Texas Industries, Inc.,
Dallas,
Phillip^pes,
states,
.,1
Announcement
Sun Oil Co.—Stock Purchase Plan—
*
This
»
has
company
stock
common
to
commenced
8,572
26th ^consecutive
distribution
employees,
employee
Twin
*
of
130,257
shares
of
June
on
Mr:
Participants in
The
1.6
liquidation
$366,000
gain for each
additional
The
the
received
net
shares
been
10%
%The
in
each
the
26th
stock
purchase plan
share
he
and
service
one
more
or
years
invest
may
the stock purchase plan.
in
'
Royal
•A
Sun
stock
new
plan
J.
of
Oil
Co.
common
purchase
plan
stock
"For
V,, /'
outstanding is 10,236,433.
commenced
July
the
1,
trustees
r
the
j
announced.
They are John C, Agnew, Secretary-Treasurer;
Moffett, Chief Counsel, and. John B. Plumb, Marketing Depart¬
Coordinator.—V.
184,
10.
p.
-Thi6. company
filed
terms
be
supplied
by
also
plants
are
and
Chairman
said:
first
of
at
Minneapolis,
machinery
Rogers
the
for
Des
fourth
a
said.—V.
Board,
in
183,
with
v
months
to
of
1956,
$3,420,000
at
total
after
Coil
J
in
adopting
July
were
$88,955,000
and
'
'•
amendment.
■"Not
follows:
(1)
for
acquisition, of
stock
of
Thomas
Jackson
and
and
repayment
Supercrete
stock
of
area.
amounts
cash
exercised
to
by John
production
of
him
to
for
of
fact
diversification
that,
in
although
unrelated
businesses
$95,000
will
cash
advances
of
the
to
which
be_ represented
by
in
company,
$100,000
5-year
will
notes
ths
:
will
of
in
facilities
will
be
accessories
this
field.
The
■
to
and
is
recognized
as
division
a
of
Textron.
James
•
See
company on
June 28 filed a registration statement with the
covering $60,000,000 of debentures due July 1, 1981, to be offered
sale
through an underwriting
group
headed
by Dillon,
Read. & Co. Inc.
The interest rate, public
offering price and under-.writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
•!-.
The
Vitro
to
Corp.
Thiokol
company's
general
chase and
will
be'used
that
funds,
to
and
expended
furnishing
construction
in
debentures
now
-
of
frbm
its
be
The
general
of
part
used
to
the
.
pur¬
supplier to
a
servicing
Hall-Mack
for
the
office
building
2463. •••.„./:•
•
other
is
&
devel-.
in the
of
America
manufacturers
The
Wall
The
Street,
New
York,
N.
Y.—V.
corporation
below.—V.
182,
by Lehman
June
on
SEC
covering
"
5»/2%
serially
due
100%
J82,
21
of
$115,500
and
p us
accrued
Ariz.
.
The
proceeds
tion
:V
Federal Power Commission
has
granted
this
J;
from
is
.
to
proposes
construct
99
miles
of
26-inch
main
Eric
has
,
Rath,
sold
Rath
Brothers.
additional
enable
by
the
Tennessee
the
company's
application
increase its deliveries
to
company
total
a
facilities,
maximum
pf
proposes' to
89,477,000
sell
about
cubic
to
feet
25,398,000
FPC's temporary
the facilities
operate
authorization does
after
their
its
V.
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
mortgage bonds dated Jan.
1980, inclusive, to be offered
to
used
for
expenses
incident
:
only
stated,
would
day.
In
feet
during
the
1956-57
not
••
V
allow
construction.—V.
;
Tennessee
183,
p.
Gas
to
said
He
.
■'
Power
to
previously
Commission
of
cost
$5,431,700 and to
abandon
certain
other
to
1,
-
at
facilities
The
FPC
facilities
at
the
granted
^
Eastern's
system
by
field.
National
will
is
to
by operations. Penn-Jersey's construction is estimated
$2,836,000 and is to b? financed from the
proceeds of a
bank loan
from
from
funds
to
$1,000,000
Girard Trust Corn
hand
on
and
those
3059.
p.
rapidly
corporation
construct
to
issippi,
Exchange Bank in Philadelphia, and
developed from operations.—V. 183,
have
Rath
to
feet
The
and
of
bank
close
group
to
the
in
2),
cost
loans
1957.—V.
by the Federal
gas
Indiana,
deliveries
Gas
proposed
&
to
to
the
be
p.
Co.,
stock.
open
by
$10)
to
with
be
notification
(par
above.—V.
Carbon
a
Co.,
basic
new
for
annouced
was
183,
10
tfie
offered!
with
cents)
the
to
toe-
■'.•••
2697.
p.
j
the
for
today
to
a
of
Union
Carbide-
laboratory in
study of
(July 9).f
chemical
Panda,
and
Solid:
.
large extent
chemicak
on
rapidly
expanding
Solid ..state.; physicsstudy of solids by modern physical methods.
the
order
new
a
Division
a
research
one
term
new
of
fineness
electronic
and
in
the
development of materials'
Industries.—V.
power
183,
305ft.
p.
publicly
issue
an
10 cents)
of
at $2
and
New
Aspen
Mexico commonly
Mining
district
per
'■
■
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
awarded
the
any
award
to
and
distribute
trailers.
*,,
a.l
mail
in
Puerto
>•„,'
,
to
Venezuela
facilities in
to
the
the
in
United
meet
the
near
States
future.
Rico,r
and
increasing
Mr.
Puerto
for
the
TMT's
Auto
TMT
also
pointed
out
facilities in
at
an
existing
Power
brighter.
to
expects
company's
earning
"
expand
its
Louisiana.
estimated
customers
cost
by
Miss¬
of
$6,-
increases
in
cubic
25,602,000
feet
are
as
-
present
profitable
would
be
permanent
1372.
financed
financing
through
prior
Dec.
31,
class
A
for
such
of
holders
a
share
183,
for
is
be
may
basis
limited
Dec.
1,
to
1956,
that portion
Continental
A.
announced
Trans
by
Whalen
on
has
s.iarenoiUers
elected
Industries
Detroit
oi
President
is
the
Hardware
and
Board
new
Latin
director,
Corp.
at
was
pure
DeLand
and
the
citrus
acquisition
juices
Eustis,
and its
affiliate,
Philadelphia,
York
opera
Chairman
ions,
of
the
was
approved
name
Company at the
which will be adopted of¬
and
of
fruit
Golden
as
de¬
more
step
in
class.
sections,
Inc., pro¬
with plants
offered
the
of
the
matured
converted
at
interest
for
surrender
change
with
tional
Board
as
of
an
Schenley
officer
or
Distillers
Corp.
from
director of many other
1934
to
leading
to
expand
further
both
by
acquiring addi¬
properties and extending its present product lines, Mr. Charnay
Trans
Mr.
p.
Continental
Whaien
10.
will
Industries plans to open offices in New York,
his time between there and Detroit.—V.
divide
of
the
share-
class
;
into
shares
of
A
;
.
class
A
time alter Dec. 1,
1956.
shares in each 12 month
.
the
to
6%
right
in
to
convert
being
any one 12-month period,
:
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
debentures
exchange
such
attached,
coupons
$100
each
due
of each such
expires
Trust
Co.
at
of
common
3
1,
1973,
together
stock
have
with
been
all
(par $1)
un¬
per
York
is
on
July
exchange
of
for
to
sur¬
stoefc.
common
accrued
annum
surrendered
(EDTi
p.m.
shares
six
the
on
principal amount of each debenture
debenture
New
Aug.
debentures
for
exchange there will be issued
offer
the
date-
exchange. The
31,
1956.
agent.—V.
The
183,
ex¬
Marine
p.
2228.
Illuminating Co. of New Haven—Net Off—Fi¬
nancing Approved—
Five Months Ended May 31—
Gross
operating
Operating
1956
revenues
and
expenses
Operating
Income
1955
$13,875,732 $12,313,02ft
taxes
11,6.3,815
10,036,811
$2,181,917
$2,276,212
300,503
income
deductions
1
Coty, Inc. He is also a director of John Wanaand former General
Manager of Wanamaker's
a position which he held from 1924 to 1934.
He
intends
any
150,000
not converted
Chemical
20-year
right
following basis: for
Net
328,483
(net)
income
Payments
capacity
port
and
184,
Co.
$1,881,414
to
the
purchased
Harbor
receipts
company
right
Board of Coty International
corporations.
The
The
this
Gift,
Florida.
Whalen currently is Chairman of the
maker,
New
chilled
was
it
Chairman.
corporate
meeting on June 25. The new name,
ficially on July 9, had been suggested by management
scriptive of the company's diversified operations. First
of
pter
any
After
United
a
Manufacturing
annval
program
rights,
in
stock.
Industries, Inc.—Whalen President
been
July 2 by David B. Charnay,
Continental
&.
I
cents
stock
-■
United Dye &
Midland
Trans
50
stock,
to
as
2542.
p.
of
below.
voting
has been paid in any year, addi¬
may
be paid which shall be divided
class A stock and class h
share
right
to
as
stock
B
commencing
cumulative
rendered
countries bordering the Caribbean and the Gulf of
Mexico,
plans to add new vessels to its fleet to meet the excessive demand
TMT's service.—V.
183, p. 1862.
Grover
conversion
described
equal
stock
of
distinction
class
on
period
for
as
has
year
all
conversion
—v.
stock,
stock
preferential dividends is non-cumulative.
Shares
stock
reserved
B
of
short-term
to
to
are
common
class
the
share," without
stock
B
$72,700
are
prospects
into
shares
and
553,333 shs.
600,000 spa.
$72,700 slml
.
respects except that a dividend
of
property must be paid on the class A
dividend may be paid on the class B
on
among
A
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
all
or
any
dividends
ratably
>
in
cash
cents
tional
TMT
>
routes
600,000
class
plus interest in cash at the rate of 6%
fur
Co.,
20,403,000; West Tennessee Gas
1,020,000; and Western Kentucky Gas
50
for
of
equal
in
before
Holders
the
number,
...
FINANCING
*3,000,000 shs.
share)
per
American
Mr.
Commis¬
share
year
Ferry
that
is
and
•
•
Such
Rath
Rico
demand
tpar 10 cents
share
Plateau, andE
.
PRESENT
Authorized
(par 10c per share)
stock
this
Colorado
•
TO
••
.
stock
Each
the
"*.
,
EFFECT
A
the
TMT
.
the
as
Colorado.
B
*01
<.
Department
.
-
known
of
like number of shares of class
t
"
Office
"
Laboratory— *'•'
of ^the
most important arid
scienc%;4he physics of solids.
on
modern
a
(par
the
.
Mr.
said.
construction
repaid
daily
Electric
Utilities
530,000.
of
183,
natural
and
of
stock
Property contracts payableI___vi-^-i-__J
management
his
understanding that neither
Albert,
its President,
now
hold
stock.
trucks
1937, and also has acted
the
Louisville
(Zone
its
letter
a
and
located
day.
per
Co., 3,652,000; Gas
The
operate
Illinois,
increase
amount
follows:
Co
the
expanded
been
never
'
Corp.—Plans Expansion—
has been authorized
Kentucky,
233,000,
cubic
is
L.
S.-Post
service
that
stated
ducers
sion
U.
of
that
diversification
Texas Gas Transmission
This
notification
The
common
Corp.
Cleveland,
speculation
a
Utah
corporation
1, TMT expanded its routes to include the Leeward
Islands—including Antigua and St. Lucia and expected
TMT
reported
Mr.
withdrawing
auuiority to construct and operate the
Cost of Texas Eastern's facilities is estimat¬
be linanced from funds on hand
and funds
1955.
and
filed
of
Class
operating between Key West,
Florida, and Havana, Cuba, is almost solidly booked in advance in
both directions during the month of July.
temporary
July 20,
on
$2,595.7C0
o'
Oakford
generated
cost
July
Windward
being
•
eastern
from
gas
(par
Class
gas
the
on
of
stock
BUSINESS—The company was organized as
Urado Corp. of DelawareApril 21, 1955, for the purpose of
acquiring the assets of Urado
Corp., a Colorado corporation.
On Dec. 1,
1955, the namewas
changed to the present title.
The company and
its predecessor,
Urado Uranium
Corp., has been and is engaged in
the business ot
acquiring and exploring mineral properties.
The
properties
consist
of unpatented
mining claims, patented lands and royalty and othe*interests in mining clains which are located in
that region of Colorado.
services.
>
supply
letter
for.
"
'
;
V
*.--nc
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to
pay
outstanding
obligations of $17,200; and for general corporate
purposes, includingacquisition and exploration of mining
'
properties.
I,
the mail between Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
fleet
provide
also
con¬
Penn-Jersey system extends from the Oakford storage field in
■western Pennsylvania to Texas Eastern's
compressor station at Lambertville, N. J. Its primary function is to supplement the winter
storage
183.
%
Uranium
that TMT is operating profitably and that the
energetically pursuing
its expansion
program
which
the stockholders on May 22.
received
its
Starting
and
and
The
ed
TMT
the
r
Jersey at
authorized.
by
that
also
TMT
it
Sidney
in
contract to carry
utilizing
has* authorized this
corporation
Texas Eastern Penn-Jersey Transmission Corp., to
natural gas pipeline facilities in
Pennsylvania and New
estimated
an
a
.
construc-
J
3059.
subsid ary,
struct
financir.l
a
that
nor
is
approved
was
Eastern Transmission. Corp.—Construction—
Federal
options.—V.
have been subscribed
reported
management
of
that
stated
Corp.
interest
Rath
Mr.
addition,
per' day
He
The
stock
400,000 shares of class A
share. No subscriptions:
will be accepted unless and until at least 125,000 shares-
.
;•*
•
announced
Rath
Mr,
Eellanca
*
its
filed
19
Radiator
of
electrical,
stock
;
the
first
had
'further
Texas Co.—Secondary
Offering Oversubscribed—The
secondary offering of 425,000 shares of capital stock (par
$25) which was made on June 26 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at
$64.25 per share, was oversubscribed.—V. 184, p. 10.
Texas
Outstanding
*150,000 shs.
for
^ %%-.
laboratories .will* concentrate
and
of
the
as
;
183,
purchased 385,000 shares of TMT's common stock," repre¬
senting the entire holdings of record owned by the Bellanca Corp.
existing customers
per
cubic
peaking service gas to its existing customers
^heating .season,," V ./ v >
*
V;".
The
reserved
Union Mines, Inc.—Stock Offered—Milton D.
Blauner
& Co., Inc., New York
City, on June 28 offered
;
—
President, on June 29, announced that this
holdings of 55,000 shares of Be.lanca Corp.
Its
also
TMT
-
.
The
of
»
line
loop in Onio and Pennsylvania; 63 miles of 30-lnch main line
loop in
Kentucky; and the ad.-ition of 13,940 compressor horsepower
at stations
in Massachusetts, Louisiana,
Mississippi, and Tennessee.
;
.,
FINANCING
share, through E.'R. Bell Co.,. Kansas City, Mo.
be used
for expenses incident to
mining opera¬
S.
it
represents
for
359.
p.
18,
new
simply
It
2945.
p.
through The First of Arizona Co., Phoenix,
be
to
are
filed
1958
interest,
operations.
*"
company
PRESENT
Authorized
250,000 shs.
"
common
of
shares
to
Corp.,
physics,
fields
-.
TMT Trailer Ferry, Inc.—Sells Bellanca Stock—; '
V
temporary
company
authority to construct 462 miles of main line pipe and 13,940
compres¬
sor horsepower at an estimated cost of
$20,337,940.'
The
are-
Texas.
per
are
suburb
a
physics
^j^;-
(
Sept.
Carbon
The
Chemical
1356
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Plans Expansion—
;
TO
underwriting.
June
on
cents
...
;
company
Houston,
on
a
P.,
23
EFFECT
26
shares
599,600
50
National-U.
.state
County Utilities Co., Inc., Dyersburg, Tenn.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
has called for redemption on Aug. 1, next, $9,000 of its
mortgage bonds, 25/»%" series due 1976, at 100%
plus accrued
interest;" Payment will be made at the Second Bank-State Street Trust
Co., State & Congress Streets, Boston, . Mass. or at the office of J.
Incorporated,
the
•
Ohio,
i.
Tipton
The company
Morgan .Co.,
at
proceeds
On
;
President
"i
V-;
first
p..-2515. ■"
Tubenfin
1954.
Street,
Union Carbide & Carbon
Corp.—New
p.3059.
com¬
under
now
Tampa Electric Co.—Partial Redemption—
f
G-
incor¬
was
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co.—Sells
Division—
McDonald
as
and
approximately $200,000,000."—V. 183,
underwriters, headed
expects
company
funds
Charles
It
name
,.
its
12-story
Angeles.—V. 183, p.
Los
will
a
outstanding and $40,000,000
outstanding bank notes.
prepay
$2,500,000 will, be
pletion
of
retire the 2%%
become
26,
plant of
Hartford
cents)!_%
shares
June
on
corporation
See
Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—Of the
64,605 shs. of capital stock recently offered to stockholders
at $31 per share, 64,153 shares were subscribed for and
the remaining 452 shares were taken up and sold
by the
>
„■
initially are to
which $14,260,000
Feb.
*;
25
without
tions.
!
public
financing
by
Texas, with the
on
'•
4,700
share,
covering
offered
and
Thieblot Aircraft Co., Inc.—Control Sought—
The
the
capital
U-Kan Minerals, Inc., Topeka,
Kan.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
SEC
of
proceeds,
proceeds are to be used.
working capital to permit expansion of inventories at the
branches.
This company
recently merged with the Florida Metals, Inc.
one
Mack
L.
Hall-Mack, and Roy L. Peat
Manufacturing. Peat is
an expanding business in
non-textile volume
Net proceeds
8037
founded
proprietorship.
of
manufacturing
at
GIVING
50,000
corporation
$60
distri¬
warehouse and
Control
Superior Oil Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
and
for
<
as
,
v
State
granted
/.
per
'
Southern California area for their die
as ■ a director and Vice-President of the
casting and plastic parts Re¬
Ltd., Winnipeg, is the owner of
..;*■■ ■
238,500,*;:, quirements.
•^
shares (90% ) of the presently
outstanding common stock of Super¬
"Another important acquisition upon which we have been
crete.
Officers and
working fhr
directors of
the latter own
approximately 60%
x some
months will,
if consummated, increase the annual rate of our
of the outstanding shares of
Apexx.
V-Vv'; v
> ..v
•"
for
net
working
manufacturing and
Angeles, Hall-Mack maintains
Chicago, 111. and Clifton, N. J.
Hall
President of
as
fixtures
addition
Jackson is listed
company.%Apexx
sole
a
the
was
(par value
covering
current
Los
in
operated
continue
and
In
Peat
oping
6%
in
operations
shipping
Peat
bathroom
leaders
bution
paid,
bearing
the
of
constitute
manufactures
;
at
distributes
distinctive
of
the
be
balance
will
originally
was
premises
including
'.'SEC
is
Co.
to
$195,000,
$25,00(3*
(T, M.) Tull Metal & Supply, Inc.,
Atlanta, Ga.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
"On June 29 we purchased the assets and
businesses of Hall-Mack
of Los Angeles and Peat
Manufacturing Corp. of Norwalk, Calif.
Hall-Mack, established over 35 years ago, manufactures and
Supercrete
expansion
option
an
approximately
and
interest.
advances
(2)' for
purchasp all the outstanding
Ltd., which is a building supply firm in the Greater
The company has agreed to pay John Jackson certain
owing
of
amount
in
has
Jackson
Winnipeg
of
$675,006;
follows:
as
ii'
Sons,
Jackson,
facilities,
approximately $200,000; (3) for payment of term bank loans, $30,000;
and (4) for additional working capital,
approximately $185,000.
Ltd.,
stock
;:.p. 3059.
*•.
•
approximately
offices
leased
The
$24,000,
;
and its subsidiaries are engaged principally in the busi- '•*.
"On May 24, we acquired 325,990 shares
(27.3% of the outstanding
manufacturing concrete building blocks, concrete pipe:, pre¬
common stock)
of Fanner Mfg. Co. in exchange for
cast and
130,396 shares of
prestressed concrete building products, readymix concrete,
Textron common.
Fanner makes metal
products for the foundry in-,
and lightweight aggregate
products.
.'-.'"V-'.1...* dustry, machine tools and automation
equipment, and had earnings in
It intends to use
the net proceeds of approximately
1955 of $914,481 after taxes.,
$1,150,000 as
-x
v
'
1'
; ;»
-
dies.
as
of
charter
CAPITALIZATION
-of
ness
1953,
laws
used
company.
company
the
a
company
Common
earnings are at a
• rate
approximately half of what we had anticipated, due to the un¬
' usually bad
temporary conditions existing in the textile, automotive and
* home building
industries, we are still making substantial profits.
We
believe these three fields will show
improvement by August.
;
Supercrete
i.
the
be
and
component
parts of
air
conditioning:
systems.
Evaporator coils are the chief product of the
company. The
company £lso manufactures oil-to-air and water-to-air air
cooled indus¬
trial heat exchangers.
* '
"
-"<•«.....
to
1
directly comparable due to subsequent
sales in that year were
$62,875,000 with
months'
the
by
of
September
executive
The
v
absorbing losses
.
program
our
machine
to
are
materials; $25,000 as working capitat
inventory of finished goods; and,
raw
approximately
funds
and
on
proceeds
receivable
1955 are not
the live
demonstrated
r,
The
,
during the last
,<■
.
to
under
Co.,
located
■/>"■
:*
^
sales
in
porated
a
*
of $731,000 in
We are
currently reducing the size of our textile business to
eliminate certain divisions which have
proven unprofitable.
As a result
of these changes and an
anticipated improvement in prices in the fall,
we expect that Amerotron
will be on a profitable basis
"
net
purchase
reserve
Shaw
Moines
plant
2012.
p.
letter-dated
a
'.'*'•••
..
five
to
amounting
pro¬
Louisiana,
earnings of $1,821,000. Currently, non-textile volume is
running sub¬
stantially in excess of textile sales, and in the fourth quarter the ratio
should be approximately 2 to 1.
The wisdom of the directors' decision
:'s
a
to
the
acquisitions,
registration statement with the SEC on-June
245,000 shares of its 25 cent par common
stock,
are
acquisition
(Kansas)
"While results for
28, 1956, covering
to.be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed
by Straus, Blosser -& McDowell. The public offering price and under-
writing
Little,
quarter.
,•
.Supercrete, Ltd.,, St. Boniface, Manitoba, Canada—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
■
and
(Texas)—Stock Offered—Mention*
purchasing of.
accounts
BUSINESS—The
textiles.
...
;
of
Industries
Arkansas
Houston:
determined, Mr.
earnings amounted
have
Blair
ment
the
City
be
stockholders,
to
up
-
26th
shares
to
Oklahoma,
and
finance
$6,000
;
plan brings to 1,283,178 the number of shares distributed to
employees since the first plan was liquidated in 1931. The total number
of
in
Kansas
Texas',
Worth
Textron, Inc.—Earnings Up—Acquisitions—
5-for-4
a
by the company.
of. the plan, any employee of the company who
continuous
for
Fort
Included
have
contributed
money
at
in the liquidation was
with his own money.
bought
quantity
and
Texas
Sakrete
Co.
our
PROCEEDS—The
for
to
location
through stock dividends,
.!
t
Rogers
plants
dividends.
accrued
were
his base pay
of
of
cash
employee participating
for
additional shares
stoclr split in 1954, and
Under the regulations
has
in
V
a'
the
duces
30.
At the closing price on
Exchange June 28, the
Sun employees are receiving was worth $9,655,300.
It cost them
$4,188,192. five years ago under one of the series of annual
contributory
plans the company started on July I, 1926.
"
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of
Coil
made in
issue of June 25 of the public
offering
100,000 shares of common stock (par $25
cents) afe
1 $1. per. share by Texas South Coast
Securities Corp.„
Houston, Tex. Further details follow:
-
pointed out that the acquisition will extend the com¬
pany's franchised sales territory for Sakrete from
the Gulf
through
the Middle West to the Canadian
border.
stock
already
Tubenfin
was
of
purchase was made jointly by J. M.
Lambert,
President, and Ralph B. Rogers, President of the
Dallas
on July 3. -Purchase price was not disclosed.
City
company,
Sun
marking the close of the company's
stock purchase plan
the New York Stock
Tex.—Acquisition—
This corporation has 'acqufred all assets "
of
Twin
City Concrete
Products Co. of Minneapolis,
Minn., along with that .company's exclusive
rights to sell Sakrete pre-mixed
dry concrete in eight middle western
521
of
during
Connecticut
pending
Generating
$126,000
the
Light
completion
Station
received
corresponding
purchasing capacity pending
&
of
this
totaled
from
period
completion
Co.
as
Connecticut
1955
of
when
$1,947,723
for
company's
$235,000
the
of
Power
generating-
Bridge¬
new
compared
Light
that
construction
with
Pow&r
&
was
company
of
its
newest
generating unit.
The
pany's
shareowners
common
on
stock
June
on
a
28
approved
2-for-l
basis
proposals
and
to
to
split
create
£
the
com¬
class
«S
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
54
(158)
the company of such approval, which
weeks, a letter will be mailed to
receipt by
next
the
two
163,
'
David
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•
Vero Chemical Co., Inc.
acquisition of both companies was made by exhange of an
disclosed number of United Shoe common shares for all of the
un¬
out¬
of
stockholders
/
June
on
debentures
convertible
added
29
The
of
issuance
several
of
1
.
convertible
debentures
possible
methods
the
into
is
bfte
considering
for
stock
common
been
has
company
;
this
ten
should
years
its
increase
debt
this
$60,000,000
by
year,
Of
1945
$34.51
to
the
at
end
annual
vears,
The
purpose,
was
.
v.
but
for
will
shares
the
account
women's
trade names
and
Combined
proceeds
No
are
from
shoes,
Joyce, Inc.,
which
approximately 26,000
pairs
covering
many
the country.
in
At May
1, 1956,
the company owned 96.88%
of the
common
stock of
Joyce, Inc.
CAPITALIZATION
.
AS OF
MAY
1956
31,
Authorized
Common
shares
(par value $1)
•Includes 50,000
2,000,000 shs.
authorized b"t
unissued
pursuant to the company's stock option
each
previously outstanding
shares
of
$1
share
of
shares
plan.
$2
par
value.
par
Outstanding
tl.119,388 shs.
reserved
for
underwriters
below
named
two
have
severally
Agreed to purchase from the selling shareholders the respective number
shares
common
forth
set
Lynch,
Penner
Bacon, Whipple & Co.____
Ball, Burge & Kraus
4,000
15,000
McCormick
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
4,000
4,000
Webber,
Westheimer &
4,0001
9,500
Jackson
&
Curtis
A.
Co
&
Company___
Julien
7,000
Inc
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Crowell, Weedon & Co
2,500
2,500
Collins
&
Company.
7,000
Pahey, Clark & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
7,000
P.
P.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
7,000
I.
M.
—V.
183,
Fox & Co.
Simon
&
2,500
2,500
Co
design
The
corporation
27,
Inc.,
Shreveport,
62 Va
proposes
Co.,
Inc.,
for
which
company
the
any
It proposes to
new
endeavor
existing
to
If
such
must
be
$125,000,
bf
the
is
a
sold
selling
a
commission
the
proceeds
contracts
received
from
to
minimum
of
the
Nov.
2,
01
1955,
of this financing to organize
life insurance company under Louisi¬
sufficient,
are
assure
sum
present
the
company
also
will
the
with
to
within
six
minimum
company
which
a
life
It is anticipated
linancing will
months
be
net
insurance
from
the
proceeds
company
that the first $500,000
used
to
organize
the
subsidiary.
The
company
was
founded by Franklin D. Keith, its President;
Hugh M. Stephens, Vice-President; and Lyndon B. Allen, Mr. Stephen's
law partner.
The company has issued to Messrs. Keith, Stepnens and
Allen,
180,000,
10,000
and 10,000 shares,
respectively,
of
restricted
common stock
at 2c per share.
100,000 shares of common stock were
issued
in
exchange for all the outstanding stock of International
Investors, Inc., In connection with the merger of that company witn
Universal.
..
•.
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7—" ::;7:7'-77
\
7
—
■
*
of
oil-fired
an
Timber
share.
per
both
June
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
29, 1956, covering 100,000 shares of its $10 par common stock,
to be
offered under a restricted
of
Wheeling
Inc.—Securities Offered—Muir Invest¬
Corp7.and associates
capacity of 236,000 kilowatts.—
on
June 27 offered to bona
of common_ stock
96,000 shares
•
share and $950,000 of 6% sinking
July 1, 1956 and due July 1, 1976
r(with common stock purchase warrants attached) at~
*100% of principal amount.
7<
V
-7
:
(par $5) at $11.25 per
"fund debentures dated
-
superheater will yield 96,000 kilowatts of elec¬
residents of Texas
fide
"Stock Option Plan" to Key Employees
182, p. 2405. 7
its subsidiaries.—V.
and
Wolff & Marx,
ment
and design for the
7
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Wheeling Steel
This
-
'77Also
the offering are: Texas National Corp., J. Marvin
Rauscher, Pierce & Co,; M. E. Allison & Co., Inc.;
Parvin:; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Dittmar & Co.;
Lentz, Newton & Co.; Eppler, Guerin & Turner; Southwestern Securi¬
ties Co.; Chas. B. White & Co.; and R. L. 8tewart & Co.
associated in
Moreland & Co.;
7 Austin, Hart &
>
shareholders
on
June
28
approved
Plan Approved—
a
plan
whereby
Alleghany
Under
the
debenture
proposal Alleghany
notes
Webb
from
&
will purchase $20,000,000 5% 15-year
Knapp for 100.05. Webb & Knapp, in
turn, will issue to Alleghany 15-year transferable warrants
10,000,000 Webb & Knapp common shares at $2.50 a share.
:
William
Zeckendorf, President, said
to: buy
the company hopes to toe award¬
Washington,
$250,000,000 redevelopment program to
D. C. Approval of the program has al¬
he said. Mr. Zeckendorf added that the
for
a
undertaken
contract
in
planning
a
about 50% of the land slated for development, which he
65% to 70% residential.
company owns
said,
will
The
be
recent
this
chased
sale of
year
refining
by Webb &
facilities of Godchaux Sugars,
Knapp,
Inc., pur¬
Inc.,
Zapata Off-Shore Co.—Debentures
June
$2,150,000 of 5V2% subordinated convertible debentures,
due June 1, 1971, at 100% of principal amount on the
basis of $2.80 of debentures for each share held.
Sub¬
scriptions were accepted only for $25 principal amount
or multiples thereof.
Any unsubscribed debentures will
publicly offered at 100% through G. H. Walker &;
and Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., acting as agents,:
on a best-efforts basis.
The offering has been oversub¬
scribed and the books closed.
be
Co.
to National Sugar Refining,
"in a better financial position" than before, Mr. Zeck¬
He has previously stated that Godchaux was purchased
said.
primarily to obtain about 33,000 acres of land owned
in
the
New
Orleans
by that company
Corp., owner of 369,000 shares of common stock;
for $1,033,200 of the debentures, had an¬
to purchase $286,000 of the debentures.
<
debentures are convertible into common stock at $3.69565 per
and are
redeemable at -100%
and accrued interest. *;
Zapata
puts Godchaux
endorf
The
V.
183,
option plan, reserving 1,500,000 common shares
pp.
2584
and
2341.
subscribe
to
intention
its
PROCEEDS—The
purposes,
ment
.
Petroleum
entitled
and
nounced
area.
for "working
executives" was also approved, and shareholder-sponsored resolutions
for cumulative voting and post annual meeting reports were defeated.—
stock
of
Offered—Gen¬
and Lepow Securities Corp., both
York, on June 8 offered publicly as a speculation
900,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) at $1.25
per share.
eral
contracts
Investing Corp.
for general corporate
of additional drilling equipment, pay-;
and for working capital.
,
;
proceeds are to be used
acquisition
obligations
owns and operates two separate units,
equipment, both at work in the Gulf of Mexico
major oil companies.
*
i
corporation
drilling
offshore
under
net
including
outstanding
BUSINESS—The
of
Western Greyhound Racing, Inc.—Stock
with
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO
is
the
intention
the net
proceeds in the following order: (1) $697,000 to make final payment
on
the purchase price of the assets of Arizona Kennel Club, plus the
amount necessary to pav the interest charge of 4%
to the date of
payment; (2) $7,500 will be paid to Marvin Hayutin for his services
in
arranging the present financing; (3) reimbursement to David K.
Funk
and
Arthur L.
Funk,
of out-of-pocket expenses incurred as a
result of promotional activities on
behalf of the company, estimated
at
$30 000;
any
statement of expenses so submitted will be subject
to audit by the accountant of the company;
(4) the balance! in the
sum
of
$71,486
(less such
amount
as
may be
paid for interest as
set forth in
(1) above) will be added to working capital, which will
of
the
company
to
apply
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
of New
PROCEEDS—It
Offered—The com-
recently offered its common stockholders of record;
8 the right to subscribe on or before July 2 for
7 pany
proceeds
subscribed
or
•
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
of common stock (par
made on June 28 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
share, with a dealer's discount of 80 cents
It was completed.—V. 183, p. 2341.
;
$7.50) was
$40.50 per
engineering for major portions of the new Con
plant at Indian Point, N. Y., it was announced
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Financing
The
A
on
ownership or majority control of one or more
life insurance companies now operating in the
of this offering that sufficient common
organized in Louisiana.
insurance
law
condition
thereof
commencement
life
receive
Louisiana
the
reserve
It
the
reserve
proceeds
acquire
legal
United States.
stock
use
wholly-owned legal
laws.
ana
under
of
program.
of
best efforts basis by Frank
business
organized
of
will
a
organizing or acquiring subsidiaries which will
of
writing life
insurance.
It
has
not
yet
such subsidiary o» otherwise commenced its investment
the
mining operations.
share
organized
was
purpose
in
engage
may
it
on
cents per share.
The
a
a
registration statement with the SEC on
200,000 shares of its no par common stock.
to offer this stock for public sale at $5 per
o"1^ offering is to be made
&
of notification with the SEC
of common stock to be offered at $10 per share,
proceeds will be used for expenses incident
The
Weyerhaeuser
Corp. will purchase $20,000,000 of Wtebb & Knapp debentures in return
for warrants to purchase 10,000,000 Webb & Knapp common shares. ' -
filed
covering
company
Keith
lor
1956,
and
has
Division
ready been given by Congress,
Investors,
La.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
June 27 filed a letter
on
underwriting.
of\^w^xork and The Babcock & Wilcox Co.
capacity out of the total plant
183, p. 3060.
ed
{•
June
Co.
power
be
Universal
Osburn, Idaho—Files With
Commission—
secondary offering of 5,000 shares
7
:
auxiliary--systems.
The nuclear power plant at Indian Point is expected to "cost about
$55,000,000 and should furnish 236,000 kilowatts of electricity by May
1, 1960. The reactor will be of the pressurized water type, using highly
enriched uranium as a base fuel and thorium as a fertile material. The
2,500
3060.
p.
Engineering
Edison
■'>;7'-/v:7'<
and the process "afid
4.000
9.500
Becker & Co.
G.
to
reactor building and
building services. Babcock & Wilcox is designing and will construct the
reactor, the nuclear containment and fuel element handling systems,.
V.
7
.
4,000
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
Hornblower & Weeks
Paine,
Con Edison Nuclear Plant—
aiciiitect-engmeering
addition
company
without
7,000
15.000
.
Co
&
E. Hutton & Co
15,000
The First Boston Corp
Brothers
Lehman
Wertheim
Shares
W.
34,500
..
The
covering 30,000 shares
is
trical
pierce,
Beane
&
■
below;
Shares
Merrill
1
1S56"
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
;
issuance
t Effective* MayT3!8,
value was split into
•1
^
Securities and Exchange
5.
peiiuim
•»,
■,
Westmore Exploration Co.,
Previously Vitro
This plant will have the first nuclear reactor to furnish
electric power to Westchester County and New York City, and will be
7 the first full-scale privately-financed nuclear plant anywhere.
7'
Vitro will perform design and drafting services for Con Edison on
the conventional equipment section of the Indian Point installation,
being responsible for the preparation of construction drawings required
to
install the superheater,
turbine generator, condenser, feed water,
and other conventional equipment.
Vitro also has a sub-contract from The Babcock 81 Wilcox Co. to
volume of sales, the company believes it ranked
manufacturing industry in 1955. "Red Cross Shoes"
years the largest selling brand of women's shoes
shoe
for
Aircraft
nuclear
July
on
On
day.
111., plant.
involved
handling
the
will continue to be manufactured at
boring equipment.)
earth
Harvey,
one-.or-iour
a
Division's products which .were not
(gasoline and ciesel - ehgines, material
of Buda
transaction
the design,
Vitro
Edison
company
a
in
The
under the
sold
are
capacity of the plants of the
was
majority interest in the latter company.
minority interest.
Consolidated
subsidiary,
a
?
by J. Carlton Ward, jr.,
J. Thieblot, President of
Md., Vitro has contracted to
of the Buda business.
remainder
this
and
sizable
Will Design
dollar
of
the
been
1956,
2428
acquisition
1165.
an engineering and
manufacturing concern en¬
development and production of component parts
for aircraft, and ordnance systems for aircraft use. The company em¬
ploys about 400 personnel, and in addition to Its engineering, experi¬
mental and manufacturing activities, operates the Municipal Airport
at Martinsburg, W, ya., waere it has recently constructed a large new
production facility.
..."
,77 7' '77 77
V-77\7,;i"'7:'
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women's and misses'
"Joyce."
name
basis
the
have
selling shareholders.
a
Bethesda,
of
Inc.,
Co.,
will exchange on
Thieblot
Is a leading manufacturer of mediumshoes, most of which are sold under the
misses'
Joyce at May 31,
sixth in
alf outstanding and
are
company.
company
and
offered
"Red Cross Shoes" and Cobbles."
also manufactures
trade
of
to the
accrue
BUSINESS—The
priced
being
p.
basis a block of Its authorized
unissued common stock for the remaining common stock of Thie¬
Aircraft, which represents the holdings of Mr. Thieblot and others,
Thieblot Aircraft will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Vitro.
gaged
_
PROCEEDS—The
178,
above.—V.
Association
equipment,
and
security
at
Estates
a
leading producer of railway signalling and com¬
grade, crossing protection devices, drawbridge,
electrie parking gates, is expanding its offices and plant
South Ashland Ave., Chicago 8, Illinois, to accommodate the
long
WRRS,
munication
Davis, Inc., N. Y. City—Stock Offering
&
Aircraft
held
Vitro
Merrill
—
charity
;;/:'7.
two
•
holds its racing
company
to an announcement on July 3
this corporation, and Armand
of
acquire the
has
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and associates on July 3
offered 170,000 common shares of ($1 par value) at $20.25
per share.
/
'
the sale
week
,
Shore
According
President
and
Stock Offered
and Dec. 31, of each yeat,
racing dates between Jan.
for 1956 have been granted
22 through Dec. 6, for 60
days, with races six days per
-V-
1
of this group, or primary
7.7 Vitro Corp. of America—Acquisition—7
Thieblot
—
of Arizona,
Greyhound, by agreement with Greyhound Parks
of racing, including
excluding Mondays.
days
-
in
blot
United States Shoe Corp.
after
apply for racing dates between July 1
Greyhound Parks can apply: for
and June 30, of each year.
Racing dates
to Western Greyhound commencing Sept.
The
1955."
of
of the comon Nov.
company
.
.
whereas
sales
Mr. Humphreys announced that, if convertible debentures are issued,
they will be offered pro rata to holders of the common stock, as pro¬
vided by the General Corporation Act of New Jersey, under which the
company 16 Incorporated.—V. 183, p. 2697.
being sold
Deal
See
ten
transferred to the
" .
was
.
can
'*
Suspended—
have nearly
"Working capital has more than doubled and
now
stands at $283,000,000; and
there have been, gross additions to
property, plant and equipment of $245,000,000. Net worth of the com¬
pany per share of common stock increased from $12.62 at the end
past
..
1955, Western Greyhound earned a net income of $57,489.22
and State income taxes exclusive of off-season expenses.
In
W., both Atlanta, Ga.
.
i
organized lor the purpose of manufacturing
such as detergents with the right to explore the
specialties
Verschoor
ago.
the
permit
racing
.
•
debt would then be $238,000,000, Mr. Humphreys said.
nearly $210,000,000 greater than the company's debt
"However,
during
doubled," -he added.
The
1955.
Western
■7
company
J. E.
Federal
Chairman.
If
notice
gave
.
raising $50,000,000
to $60,000,000 which may be needed
for plant
expansion and working capital, according to H. E. Humphreys, Jr.,
total long-term
That would be
company
.
<>
■
the
Kennel Club for the account
operated by Arizona
was
16,
S.
1
organization.
1955,
20,
option to purchase certain assets from
•
Authorization
of
an
"
the
to
securities which the company's board of directors may issue.
was
in the form of an amendment to the company's
types of
certificate
Sept.
On
.
racing meet in
by the Arizona
■
United States Rubber Co.—May Sell Debentures—
The
at
located
office is
"
(V/2% cumulative) pre¬
Company.—V. 183, p. 2946.
of the Potash
each share
for
23,
by an order
Its principal
plant is at
.
exchange their
of 1 share of
stock and one fifth share of $100 par
stock
principal
"
'
Chemical
is to be known as United States Borax &
company
Commission.
would exercise
it
-pany.
was
earlier efforts
The
,
common
that
(Ga.)—Stock Offered—Frank¬
Ga., on June 8 offered 175,000
($1 per share) as
field.
plastics
announced that stockholders
have voted in favor of merger with Pacific Coast Borax Co., and that
the merger had become effective July 2. Mr. Aloright said that holders
of 876,278 outstanding shares, or approximately 83.5%, had been voted
in favor of the merger. Holders of over 99% Of the outstanding shares
of Pacific Coast Borax Co. consented to the merger.
v
V;77'7;,\7,\
The
Phoenix, Ariz.
meet, under a lease arrangement, at
Greyhound Park, the modern stadium owned by Greyhound Parks of
-Arizona, Inc. in Phoenix, Arizona.
s.
,7 ■ •
7'
to develop
The
racing greyhounds are not owned by the company but by
a
superior car wash product.
The company has manufactured and" 7
breeders and other persons who annually contract to enter them for
sold
in
limited quantities under the
trade mark "Veco Liquid Car
competition. .7."7 "7' 7 \ \>
Wash"
to
7777'7 7-::'7: *7 ,7 7.7
..
filling stations; only subsequently, in small glass bottles,
to
the general public.
t :7> --,v\7 v:'■':''7
: ; CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
The properties of the company at the present time are approximately
"
Authorized
Outstanding
30 formulas, including but not limited to the following: 5 car washing
Com. stock (par one cent per -share) * 5,000,000 shs.
1,550,000 shs.
compounds
(liquid,
powder,
etc.,
in
varying quality); 2 concrete
7t-v. 183, p. i52i/;;;-:
77777,,77/777v77"7- ■ •'
cleaners; 3 white side-wall tire cleaners (varying in form and quality);
2 liquid dishwashing compounds;
1 neavy and I light duty detergent;
a glass and windshield cleaner;
a windshield washer additive; automo-'
bile radiator cleaner; liquid hand soap; a new type household disin¬
-7 Western Railroad Supply Co., Chicago, III.—Acquisit'n
fectant; and, a product which prevents batn tub ring.
Tne company
;
This company has purchased the railroad Bupply business of the
also owns an analytical laboratory for custom analytical work, having
"Buda
Division
of Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Co. Both firms are
been acquired around January 1956.
v77'r':ri777~
7
notifying customers and suppliers oi' cne engage and auvising that
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING 7
inventories are being moved to the WRRS plant.
,
,?
m '
Authorized J7; Outstanding;
Products
to. be
manufactured and sold under the WRRS trade¬
Class A common stock (par
.!
215,000 shs..
*175,000 shs.
mark include the complete line of jacks (ball bearing screw, -jourmjt,
Class B common stock (par $1)—_—
35,000 shs.
35,000 shs.
hydraulic, ratchet and rail bender), car and locomotive replacers,
"Not including 25,000 shares
reserved for option to J. Spottswood
track
liners, bumping posts, car stops, rail and bonding dribs and
the
universal
diesel nozzle testers.
- 7'77,-':Harvey, Executive Vice-Preoioent.—V. 183, p. 2oj8, .><7
>y:>:
7' 7''!
chemical
Albright, President, on July 5
Corp., and the stockholders of the Potash company will
shares for shares of the merged company on the basis
company
1955.
"Wright and A. C. Sipes, co-partners doing business as Arizona Kennel
Club, and as such formerly conducting a Greyhound racing meet since
1945.
Since that date the 1955 racing meet, which commenced Sept.
-
Road,
Sylvan
The
incorporated as Western Enterprises,
Its name was changed to the
1955.
is
company
Racing
of Chicago and
360..
p.
BUSINESS—Company was chartered March 15, 1954
Fulton Superior Court,
Atlanta, Fulton County, Ga.
is
685
West
Ptachtree
Street,
N.
E. and the
1296
ferred
announcement by
office
Co.—Merger Approved-
United States Potash
new
182,
19,
22,
engaged in conducting a greyhound
Phoenix, Aliz., operated under a racing permit granted
The
net proceeds
PROCEEDS—The
the two concerns.—-V. 183, p. 3060.
standing stock of
The
an
Reserve Bank
Sept.
on
Nov.
on
was
company
Security Building,
to nine
7.-v-;•' *0'"'are to be used to buy machinery and
equipment and raw materials and Inventories, and for working capital
and
general corporate purposes.
V"' 7;7777..77y7
speculation.
a
.
The
M.
to
increased
one
Monday, July 9, 1956
incidental
and
season
Delaware
in
present
shares of class A common stock at par
acquired the K. J, Braun Engineering Co,, Inc.,
South Norwalk,
Conn., which originally designed and manufactured
the machines for Kimball. i.
/'7 7 >
■]["
'
Horace
been
according
Brothers.—V.
Butler
of
lin Securities Co., Atlanta,
United Shoe has also
'
Prall,
has
Inc.
•
has
company
basis.
R.
Bert
Board Chairman.
of the Federal
Chairman
is
President
retired
•
acquired the A. Kimball Co., New York City, a
manufacturer of price and inventory tags used in manufacturing and
merchandising.
The Kimball company recently introduced machinery
which facilitates the mechanical processing of information contained
on the tags onto punched
cards through the use of existing office-type
business machines.
The machines will be offered on a lease and sale
This
of
directors
of
board
the
Harris,
W.
Prall
Mr.
of
election
with
men
Corp.—Acquisitions—
United Shoe Machinery
■
Membership
28x2.
p.
}
;U«
+*»<*■
'
** 'V »*♦* * **• "s*
Universal Oil Products Co.—New Directors—
1
in -the company'*" capital structure,
the resulting changes
the details of
—V.
is anticipated within
shareowners, outlining
1956
tne
BUSINESS—The
.
change account, pre-opening expenses
corporate operating expenses.
the money room
available for
of
Machine Co. above;
Birdsboro Steel Foundry &
See
be
Appliances, Inc.—Merger—
Universal Major Elec
preferred stock and to authorize the board of directors to issue
preferred stock from time to time. These actions of the shareowners
are subject to approval of thq Connecticut P.
U. Commission and upon
.
5%
and
mortgage notes
$747,039 due wicnin
6%
long-term
payable (incl.
one
year)
and 6% short-term
subordinated
5%%
tures
due
July
———
1971
1,
•Does
initially
4.
.
upon
the
760.000
from
be
of
I
..
92,826
2,150,000
75,000
75,000
tl,500,000 shs.
♦757,500 shs.
shares held in the treasury and reserved
of option.
tOn May 15, 1956, the stock¬
voted to increase its authorized capit?.l stock
1,500,000 shares.
247,250 shares of such stock will
inclune
not
issuance
for
92,826
2,150.000
—
Obligation under lease of drilling rig—
Common stock (par 50c)
,
holders
$2,079,602
$2,079,602
notes pavable
convertible deben¬
5%
2,500
exercise
company
to
reserved
for
\7
conversion
IO
of
the
5'/2%
subordinated con-
Volume 184
Number 5549
.
The Commercial and
.
.
financial Chronicle
(159)
j'.
t-
55
-
BOND PROPOSALS AND
NEGOTIATIONS
,'*v
ALABAMA
'
1956.
;V^
Legality approved by Du¬
&
Hayes, "of Bir¬
mingham. ' 1,v,;y*—.V4:y"
,
were
awarded
posed
to
a
group
Parrish, Ala.
com¬
Sterne, Agee & Leach,
Equitable Securities Corp.,:Hen-
rants
Mayes, First National Bank
of
Birmingham, First National
Bank., of
Montgomery,
Stubbs,
Smith ' &
Lombardo, Inc., and
Thornton, Mohr & Farish*
'
works
1
bonds '
revenue
and
-
;
000
4%%
refunding
works
warrants
Thornton, Mohr
&
sold
was
to
(MST)
sealed
interest
follows:
as
National
cost
of
about
,
;
&
Francisco,
County
the
$36,000 5s. Due
v
12,000
s
3-A
(P.
/
(
L84,
bonds
54—were
p.
Due
and
;•».
15
June
on
The
bonds
Y
15
dated
are
;
ceive
15,
Huntsville,
i-. Savings
Association, of San
j'rancisco, at a price of 100.02, a
let interest cost of about
3.37%,
Ala.
Offered June 28—v. 183, p. 3062—
were awarded, as follows:
'
'
^
as
$1,500,000 electric system
$120,000 5s. Due
-
bonds
of
to
a
group
Shields
revenue
composed
follows:
1957
from
;
-and
$500,000 ; 2 3/4s,
due
July 1 from 1964 to
elusive.
k
;
1
nue
1966 in-
V;* j,,':.' ,.1 '■
500,000 natural
\
on
bonds
gas
to
system
reve-
group
com-
a
posed of
Stern, Agee & Leach,
Equitable
Securities
Corp.,
Hendrix
;
&
Mayes, Robinson-
Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
■
*1966 to
'
1981
from
.
1971
to
1975
$20,000 3.60s, due
from
/
1976
to
inclusive;
Sept. 1
on
1979
inclusive;
and. $410,000 3.70s,
due on
Sept. 1 from 1981 to 1985 in-
t
elusive.■',y.
!■ ; "'
200,000 school building bonds to
]
the Trust Company of Georgia, Atlanta, and George M.
;
*
Wood
&
jointly,
interest
Co., of Montgomery,
at a price of par, a net
cost of about 3.12%:
$98,000 3%s, due
from
1957
$32,000
from
and
3s,
1973
to
1972
due
to
$70,000
March
on
1
inclusive;
March
on
1976
1
inclusive;
3.10s,
due
on
March 1 from 1977 to 1984 in¬
clusive.
4
200,000 street improvement bonds
to
the
Trust
Company
of
Georgia, Atlanta, and George
of Montgom¬
ery, at a price of 100.13, a net
interest cost of about
2.87%;
$120,000 23/4s, due on July 1
•
M. Wood &
Co.,
1
from
and
1957
to
1962
$80,000 3s, due
inclusive;
July 1
on
from 1963 to 1966
inclusive.
Marshall County
Guntersville),
(P. O.
Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
$150,
00 tax anticipation
warrants was
old
s
to
Thornton, Mohr
2%s and
2V2s.
&
Dated
Farish,
1,
April
July 15 from
on
inclusive.
on
Arboga School District, Yuba
*
County, Calif. ;
V'Y'Y
•j
to
15,
Bond Offering—Harold J.
his office
at
a.m.
Bond
Offering—Adrienne ConCounty Clerk, will receive
ley,
1981
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Azusa
Cify School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
x>nds
$55,000 election
July 3—v. 183, p.
offered
5062—'Were
awarded
to
the
Francisco,
*s
33/4s,
5asis
at
of about
3ellRower
Los
v.
price
a
of
3.59%.
101.52,
County Treasurer's of¬
at any of the fiscal agen¬
the
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Los
Angeles
until 9 a.m.
(PDST) on July 24
for the purchase of
$900,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Aug.
1, 1956
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
to 1981
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Big Lagoon
Union
Humboldt
and
interest
the
3062
p.
Bank
&
of
as
interest
follows:
a
price of
cost
to
National
Association,
Francisco, at
net
awarded
of
the
Trust
of
San
100.02,
about
a
4.09%
*
$48,000 5s. Due
on
June
15
from
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
24,000 4y4s. Due
1964 to
1966
48,000 4s. Due
1967 to
on
on
1972
39,000 3%s. Due
June
15
from
June 15 from
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
America
National
Trust
Savings Association, *' of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.01, a
net interest cost of about
3.34%,
as
follows:
sealed
Bros. Harriman &
Co.; Marine
Trust
:
Company
office
in
Western
York, and the Branch
Banking & Trust Co., of Wil¬
son, at 2.10%.
;
notes
to
various
necticut banks.
,
(
Con.
Seymour, Conn.
Bond
.
Offering—C. H. Hummel,
Town
Treasurer,
San
sealed
bids
(PDST)
a.m.
of
New
6,100,000
his
at
Bros. & Hutzler; Brown
omon
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
Clerk, will receive
bids
Savings Bank; Northern Trust
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Sal¬
v;
County
sealed
Berry
will
receive
&
July 16 for the purchase of
$80,000 building bonds. Dated July
15, 1956. Due on July 15, 1963 and
the
at
office
of
Day,
Howard, 750 Main St.,
Hartford, untii 2 p.m. (DST) on
on
July 16 for the purchase of $200,000 sewer bonds. Dated
Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
to
July 2 from
on
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
on
1961.
Elementary Sch.
Shasta County, Calif.
Dist.,
p.
Sale—The
3062
awarded
were
—
of
America
to
National
the
Trust
&
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.35, a
net interest cost of about
4.15%,
as
3062—were awarded to the Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
of
as
2%s, at 100.10,
a
2947—were
Work &
awarded
to
Due
1978 to
E.
1
from
School
E.
Luis
Bond
bids until 1:30 p.m. (MST) on July
26
for the purchase of
dormitory
bonds.
revenue
Dated
County Clerk, will receive sealed
April
bids
from 1959 to 1996 inclusive.-
at
his
office
Obispo, until 2
in
San
Luis
(Calif. DST)
July 16 for the purchase of
$13,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1957
p.m.
on
1969
interest
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
at
and
the
1956.
Due
cipal and interest
at
the
United
April
on
(A-O)
States
1
Prin¬
payable
National
Bank, of Denver, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
County Treasurer's office.
School District,
County, Calif.
1,
Grand
Bond
Tulare
linson,
Junction,
Colo.
Offering—Helen C. Tom-
City
Clerk,
will
receive
Bond Offering—Claud H.
Grant,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
Visalia, until
(MST)
on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of
$400,000 general obligation bonds,
10
as
a.m.
(Calif.
DST)
for the purchase of
on July 10
$350,000 build¬
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
follows:
$240,000
public
Day,
St.,
FLORIDA
Florida
State
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Validation
Bond
vanced—Date
of
Hearing
Ad¬
the
hearing by
the Florida State
Supreme Court
of
the petition for validation of
bonds for the Northern Extension
the
Sunshine
State Parkway
been
advanced
almost
of
bonds.
the
Florida
State
two
Turn¬
pike Authority, announced July 2.
Chairman
preme
Manuel
said
the
Su¬
Court
tentatively has set
hearing for Sept.
13.
However, on motion by the
Attorney General and Jackson L.
Peters, General Counsel for the
Turnpike, the Court has now ad¬
vanced the hearing to July 16.
the
date
"This
leads
able
us
to
of
the
is
very
to
hope that
have
the
good
we
should
have
news
we
bonds
by the end of July.
and
may
be
validated
If that occurs,
the northern
ex¬
tension of the turnpike from Fort
to Tisonia, north of Jack¬
Pierce
sonville, under actual construc¬
tion 90 days after the validation,"
Manuel
said.
The
Turnpike Authority's peti¬
tion seeks validation of $185,000,000
building
of
Main
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (DST) on
July 12 for the purchase of $750,-
man
$756,000
Mallagh,
750
months, Thomas B. Manuel, Chair¬
College (P. O,
College,), Colo.
Offering—James R. Mil¬
ler, Secretary, will receive sealed
inclusive.
Offering—A.
Agricultural and
Mechanical
Fort
July
on
1981
Lewis
office
of
COLORADO
July 1 from
District, San
Obispo County, Calif.
to
H.
Co., of San Francisco.
the
at
Howard,
000 school and firehouse bonds.
has
on
1957 to 1977 inclusive.
Bond
&
,
Bond Sale—The $80,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 26—v. 183,
Fort
4,000. 4s.
Berry
basis
follows:
$21,000 41/4S. Due
Treasurer, will receive
bids
about 2.73%.
County, Calif.
p.
Offering—J. James Bod-
sealed
Westside School District, Fresno
$25,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 2—v. 183,
Wethersfield, Conn.
Bond
nar, Town
$200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 2—v. 183,
Angeles,
Enterprise
Bank
Upland School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
inclusive.
-
a
p.
July 2, 1960
1976
Legality approved by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bond Sale—The
20,000 3y4s. Due
and
1964.
*:
*
$29,000 3V2s. Due
Porterville
inclusive.
on
of
June 15 from
inclusive.
•
office.
School District,
Calif.
America
Savings
•
School
Bernardino until 11
syndicate
a
the
Guaranty
Co.; First National City
; Bank; J. P., Morgan & Co.,
Inc.; Bankers Trust Co.; Chase
Manhattan Bank; First Boston
Corp.;
Chemical Corn
Ex¬
change Bank; Harris Trust &
Tulare
Bank
&
County,
were
—
Bond
son,
to
of
Trust
District,
Bernardino County, Calif.
San
notes
Composed
Treasurer's office.
Unified
Housing notes offered July 2
183, p. 3063—were awarded,
$43,900,000
Visalia, until
DST) on July 10
for the purchase of
$50,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 16, 1956.
Due on July 16 from 1957 to 1971
inclusive,. Principal and interest
(J-J) : payable
at
the
County
Trona
1957
follows:
as
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
PUmo
Sale—The $159,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 25—v.
183,
Yolo
County, Calif.
County
Bond
District,
—v.
of
Bond. Sale—The $49,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 2—v. 183,
p. 3062 — were awarded to the
Bond
Unified
Angeles
County in New York
Chicago.
V,;.
School
tal
purchase
the
bids at his office in
10 a.m. (Calif.
Angeles
or
Dunnigan
in
(Calif. DST)
County, Calif.
on
of
a
V
1976
able at the
or
office
from
CONNECTICUT
Bond Offering—Claud H.
Grant,
Ostly,
fice,
City
his
a.m.
County Clerk, will receive
sealed
cies
Bank
)f America National Trust
& Savngs Association, of San
Los
bids at
1
Interest F-A.
Connecticut (State of)
Note Sale—The
$50,000,000 Ren¬
r
July 24 for
the purchase of
$1,000,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
sealed bids at her office in
ville until 11 a.m.
Marys(PDST) on July
16
for
the
purchase of $80,000
building bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1,
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
to
in
(PDST)
bonds.
Due on Aug.
1956.
Monterey
Saucelito School District,
District,
County Clerk, will receive
bids
on July
$3,010,000
Dated Aug.
1,
building
Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office..
County, Calif.
-
Bros. &
(
1980
July 15 from
1986 inclusive.
to
Culver City Unified School
Los Angeles
until 9
until 2 p.m. (MST)
the purchase of
for
to 1976 inclusive.
interest
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, - Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
.
120,000 3%s. Due
Sterr,
Co., Stubbs, Smith &
Lombardo,
and
Thornton,
Mohr & Farish, as follows.
$70,000 3.%'sj due on Sept. 1
to
300,000 3V4s. Due
Corp.,
*
July 15 from
July 15 from
$60,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
•
June
sealed
Salinas, until 11
July 16 for
office.
;
on
and 1965.
■
.and
Odess,Martin,
Herzberg, Inc., at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of
about
2.89%; > $690,000 3V2s,
due on July 1 from 1957 to
-1961
inclusive; $310,000 2.60s,
due on July 1, 1962 and
1963;
.
1962 inclusive. ^
20,000 33/4S. Due July 15, 1963. :
40,000 3s. Due on July 15, 1964
<*
&
Co.,r Salomon
1} Bros.. &
Hutzler,
Watkins,
'Morrow & Co., First of Mich«igan Corp., Berney Perry &
Co.,
Cumberland
Securities
r
-
bn
26
1966 inclusive.
on
■
f Bond Sale—The$2,400,000bonds
Colorado
Offering—H. V. Zimmer¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Bond Offering—Emmet G.
Mc^ Menamin, County Clerk, will re¬
1956. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Trust
County Valley School District
(P. O. Grand Junction),
Bond
bids
Santa Rita Sch.
District,
June 15 from
on
to
from
No. 51
from
June
on
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
,
to the
National
Mesa
San
July 15, 1957
on
210,000 2y4s. Due
1960
1
madge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
30,000 4s. Due July 15, 1959.
*
Oct.
inclusive.
bonds are dated
Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
at the
City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Tall¬
and 1958.
...
improvement
bn
1971
1956.
the
of
to
man,
$60,000 4y4s. Due
1965.
25,000 3%s. Due
July 3—v.
awarded
of America
to
Due
to
County, Calif.
June
on
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
,
$600,000 flood
offered
awarded
1957
payable
America National Trust
r.
1963 inclusive.
41^000 4s. Due
Oakland), Calif.
Sale—The
control
|3ank
O.
follows:
4y4s.
1964
County Flood Control and
^Conservation District, Zone
■Bond
as
1958 to
CALIFORNIA
;v
were
—
of
Savings v Association,
on
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
t
interest
Alameda
Water
2814
Bank
from
The
Elementary Sch.
rDisf., Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 26—v.
183,
Cudderback Union School
District,
Humboldt County, Calif.
10
on
(J-J) " payable
at
Treasurer's office.
1957
,
3.42%,
1
sewer
bonds.
Aug. 1 from Francisco, at a
price of 100.03, a
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
V
!net interest cost of about
2.44%,
35,000 3.40s. Due on Aug. 1 from as
follows:
^
H
Averill,
and
160,000
County
-v.
San Buenaventura
p.
until
the
Oct.
on
1971 inclusive.
Trust
/'>,/•■ v
51,000 3^s. Due
Due
on
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office,
the
Due op Aug. 1 from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
V -
-
bids
clusive.; Principal
Dated
:u>,;,//'■
America
to
July 19 for the
I
Bond Sale—An issue of $114,000
purchase; of
$550,000
building building bonds was sold to the
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. - Due Bank of
America National Trust
on July
1 from 1958 to 1973 in¬ &
Savings Association, 'of San
July 1, 1955, f Legality -approved
by Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of
Birmingham.>.•y;•;*
receive
a.m.
revenue
Farish.
net
Supervisors,
will
% of
water
-
of
awarded
Savings Association* of
San
Francisco, at a price of 100.05, a
Legality
O'Neal &
Bond Offering — Rhea
Clerk of the Board of
sewer
4; Carrville, Ala. f \ X?r
Warrant Sale—Ah issue of $56,-
V
Dated July 10, 1956.
July 10 from 1957 to 1971
inclusive. Principal and interest
&
Hugo Marx &
Maricopa County School District
\ No. $
(P. O. Phoenix),- Ariz.
was
composed
were
—
bonds.
Due
$24,000 5s.
sold 5 to
a
the Mutual
Savings Life Insurance Co., Amer¬
ican Life: Insurance
Co.; Sterne,
Agee ' & Leach, and Robert N.
Tuller Company.; Dated
July 1,
1956.; Legality approved by Du¬
mas,
O'Neal & Hayes, vof Bir¬
mingham. -r •*:■?
group
Bank
ARIZONA
Sale—An issue of $80,000
water
3062
p.
-
Carbon Hill, Ala.
Bond
4 Vz %
to
ing
183;
'■
approved
by Dumas,
Hayes, of Birmingham.
*
v
sold
was
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$110,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 3—v.
Co.-Dated June 1, 1956.
drix &
Union
Contra Costa
Warrant Sale—An issue of
$13,000 4%% general
obligation war¬
of
•
Brentwood
mas,". O'Neal
Bessemer, Ala.
Bond Sale—The
$800,000 gen¬
eral
obligation refunding bonds
offered July 2—v.
183, p. -3062—
of
revenue
bonds
northern extension.
for
the
This amount
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
fv6
280-mile
the
Illinois Company,
the
than previous
Parkway.
1957
bob-tail turnpike
which
from North Miami to Fort
The
runs
1964 inclusive.;
220,000 '3s
Sunshine State
1965
turning toward the
Pierce is now
to
of construction and is
to - be completed and
to
final stages
.
ceive
Bond Sale—An
„
University of Florida (P.
Tallahassee), Fla.
i
Certificates Not Sold—The
rejected.
at
;
;
Benton, III.
'
Sale—An
Bond
improvement and re¬
bonds was sold
to the Midwest Securities Com¬
pany, of Chicago.' Dated April 1,
1956. Due, on July 1 from 1957 to
1985 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Le¬
sewerage
funding
revenue
gality
approved by Charles
"Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
Louis.
No. 99
(P. O.
1956.
Due
of St. Louis.
.Secretary of Board of Educatioh,
will * receive *seaied bids ' until 8
(CST) on July 9 for the pur¬
chase of $475,000 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on Jan.
f from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.- In¬
terest J-J,*. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
•
•...
■
■
School District No.
(P. O. Westmont), III.
57
Sale—An
Bond
bonds
building
-000
Kindred
Barcus,
•Chicago..
issue
&
;
of $303,-
Indiana
p.
at
,V:
Cutler, of Chicago.
tional Bank of
payable
m/-@7
'
Sale—The $800,000 water
Bond
and
1956.
revenue
sewer
bonds offered
183, p. 2948 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Glore, Forgan & Co., Baxter, Wil¬
liams & Co., and M. B. Vick &
Co., as 3V2S, at a price of 101.74,
July 2
a
—
basis
Jan.
v.
about
of
Dated
3.43%.
Due on May 1 from
1990 inclusive.
Principal
1, 1956.
1977
to
and interest
First
(M-N) payable at the
Bank of Chicago.
National
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Hist.
No. 304
Sale—The $960,000 school
Bond
building
—v,
to
a
bonds
183,
p.
composed
Co.; Smith,
group
Stuart
&
June 28
awarded
of Halsey,
offered
2948—were
Barney -&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co., and
Blunt Ellis & Simmons, at a price
100.04.
Of
School District No. 95
(P.
O.
*
Grand
Bond
Ridge), III.
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 26—v. 183,
p.
3063—were awarded to the Har-.
ris
Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
and
&
y
Baugo School Building Corporation
CP. O. Elkhart L. /nd.
Sale—The
Bond
mortgage
June 28
bonds offered
183, p. 3063 — were
the
City Securities
v.
to
Corp., and Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., both of Indianapolis, joint¬
ly,
3%s, at a price of 100.19, a
as
The
1956.
to
bonds
Due
on
dated
July
inclusive.
1983
interest
are
May
1,
1 from 1958
Principal and
approved
&
Ross,
by
McCord,
Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Corporation,
Moines.
1986 inclusive.
of
De*
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
and
Truosdale, Iown
Offering
Bond
Schramm,
was
inclusive.
T976
of Cincin¬
Mrs. A. H.
and
(CST) on July 10 for the
purchase of $14,000 bonds, as fol¬
8:30 p.m.
lows:
'
.'
..
7-
water bonds. Due on Dec.
1957 to 1973 inclusive
5,500 water revenue bonds. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1967
(EST) on July 10
for the purchase of $500,000 util¬
ities revenue bonds. Dated June
to
Due
bonds
are
dated
1,
July
Legality approved by Ban¬
1956.
Carpenter,
&
Ahlers
Cooney, of Des Moines.
7;
.
Kmsns
Bond
City
City, Kan.
Offering—Howard Payne,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
(CST) on July
17 for the purchase of $1,200,000
bonds, as follows:
bids
until
$1,000,000
10
a.m.
trafficway;
street
and
on
June 1 from 1958
Principal and
inclusive.
1985
(J-D) payable at the Citi¬
Deposit Bank, v Vanceburg
interest
approved
Legality
jointly, as 3!0s, at a price
100.21, a basis of about 3.08%.
Co.,
Wyatt,
by
& Grafton,
Whitely
County (P. O,
burg), Ky.
Williams¬
Sale—The $175,000
Bond
building
revenue
school
bonds v offered
July 2—v. 184, p. 55—were
award¬
composed of Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, Chas. A.
Hinsch & Co., and W; C. Thornburgh & Co., all of Cincinnati, at
a
price of 100.13, a net interest
cost of about 4.03%, as follows:
ed to
a
group
1965
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1976
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston. Legality
terest
approved
V
Storey,
by
,
&
Palmer
Thorndike,
Boston.
Dodge, of
Portland, Me. :
'7
-v "
W. Kel-
Offering—Leon
Bond
-
'f
purchase of $815,-
July 10 for the
permanent
000
improvement
July
1, 1956. Due
to 1976 in¬
.Dated
bonds.
on'
1
July
from 1957
Principal.; and.; interest
clusive.
(J-J) payable,at the First Nation¬
Bank of Commerce, of Port¬
al
land.
Ropes,
Coolidge & Rugg, of
Legality approved by
Gray, Best,
Boston. ;
MARYLAND
Garrett
(P. O.
Maryland
County
:
Oakland),
|
Harvey D.;
Swartzentruber, President of the
Bond
Board
will
Offering
of
County
receive
—
Commissioners,
sealed
bids until 11
(DST) on July. 17 for the
purchase of $500,000 public school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
a.m.
Aug.
1 from
1960 to 1979 inclu¬
(F-A)
National Bank
of Baltimore.
Legality, approved
by; Niles, Barton, Yost & Dank4s. Due on Jan. 15 from
meyer, of Baltimore.
"
:
to 1976 inclusive.
v
$58,000 4y4s. Due on Jan. 15
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
117,000
are dated
July 1,
July 1 from 1957 to
bonds
1956. Due on
of Louisville
Grafton
inclusive.
The
by the City Clerk un¬
p.m.
1, 1956.
:";
ber, City Treasurer,1 will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Offering—Sealed bids will
7:30
District, Me. ,
issue of $400,000
sewer
bonds was sold to W. E.
Hutton & Co., and A. C. Allyn &
Bond Sale—An
J-D.
Interest
Vanceburg, Ky. •';•':7 Bond
zens
1 from
1957
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey, of. Louisville.
til
Clerk, will re¬
oral bids until
Town
sealed
ceive
—
Brunswick Sewer
•;:.i
The
Due on June 1 from
be received
Coppes,
(CDST) on July 17
for the purchase of $1,015,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
to
Cownie, Inc.,
X■
&
Becker
KANSAS
until !:30 p.m.
interest
Sch. Dist.,
Hutzler,
&
as 3r/2S, at a price of 100.05,
basis of about 3.49%, Dated June
building bonds was purchased by
Ind.
President, will receive sealed bids
1959
jointly
■/
Iowa •. ■■•' v; ; ■
Sale—An issue of $55,000
"•'.;1 ■
Bond
nister,
Nappanee Community Sch. Bldg.
and
.;
(J-J) payable at the First
Old State Bank, Elkhart. Legality
bonds
1, 1956.
to
$8,500
basis of about 3.60%.
group
$200,000
sold to Charles
A. Hinsch & Company,
a
revenue
—
awarded
first
receive
(CST) on
nati,
Toledo Independent
Bond Sale—An issue, of $200,000
sewer bonds was sold to a
v
of
nie, Inc., of Des Moines, and Secu¬
rity State Bank of Stanton,
-;';:
Me.i
Brunswick,
Stanford, Ky.
bonds was sold to Becker & Cow-
•
-
$350,000
Bond Offering—John F.
La.tSatle County Community Consol.
Ice
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis. ^
;7;:'7;MAINE
(J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, Louisville. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cutr
ler, of Chicago. ; / 7
7
school
Sale—An issue of $56,000
Bond
approved by Foley, Cox
of New Orleans.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Stanton, Iowa
■
Legality
& Judell,
Interest F-A.
inclusive.
storm
inclusive, .Principal
1996
-
.
Aug. 1
Due on
Co.,
&
build¬
1, 1956.
from 1958 to 19/67
Dated Aug.
bonds.
ing
interest
from
proved
-
Quail
to
jointly.
port,
July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1967 inclu¬
sive.
Interest 'J-J.
Legality ap¬
Kane County Community Unit
Sch.
(P. O. Geneva), III.
semi-annually
Due
to
and
White-Phillips Co., both of Daven¬
awarded
(CST) on Aug. 9
composed of Salomon Bros.
Townsend, Dabriey * &
Tyson, and Pierce, White & DrumJuly 9 for the purchase of $1#),000 mond, as 2.90s; at
a
price of
water revenue bonds. Dated June
100.11, a basis of about 2.87^.
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from 1958
29 were
bonds offered June
Boud-;
E.
B.
—
purchase of $380,000
for the
Covington
will
Clerk,
City
man,
$190,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
INDIANA
Offering
bids until 3 p.m.
Principal and
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
:v,lv,Iowa
V
3V4S.
Special Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Franklin),, La. ? ;>
Secretary , of the Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
Offering—Paul L. Hardi-
Bond
District,
Sch.
price of
'
§§■[
IOWA
from
and
reaux,
Sacramento, Ky7
Indianapolis.
Community
Andrew
due on Aug. 15
1962, inclusive;
3s, and $5,000
'
Township bonds offered
and Civil
to
Mary Parish
St.
South
Township (P. O.
,
t
100.39, a net interest cost of
about 3.10%, as follows: $6,000
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati, v-
<
July 2—v. 184, p. 59—were award¬
ed to the American Fletcher Na¬
bonds was sold to Negley,
Allen County (P. O. Fort Wayne),
Jens & Rowe, of Peoria, as 3%s.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1
Bond Offering—Geo. C. Bond,
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
In¬
Auditor,
will
receive
terest F-A. Legality approved by County
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Charles; &
Trauernicht,
of
St.
July 13 for the purchase of $300,l-iouis.
v
/7.\=
000 bridge bonds. Dated July 1,
;
jointly.
..
11,000 certificates at 'a
(M-N) payable at the Se¬
interest
.7
$12,000 3 V8S, due on Aug. 15.
from 1963 to 1966, inclusive.
Russell Clark,
—
the Guaranty.
of Alexandria,:
.
3s,
1957
will
1966 inclusive.
to
Bend), Ind.
■
Sale—The $165,000 School
Bond
park
v: Joiiet, in.
of Indianapolis,
v'-"1.'
ing
$120,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
'
Indian¬
Legality approved by Chapman &
III.
,
55—were awarded to the
Warren
was sold to mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
Company, of chaser and the successful bidder.
Park District,
follows:
000
receive sealed
(CST) on July 9
for the purchase of $50,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated May 15
1956. Due on May 15 Trom 1957
build-
both
(J-J)
Offering
Clerk,
•—
$30,000 school bonds at a price of
100.25, a net interest cost of
about 3,03%,.as follows: $18,-,
Nd. 4
apolis Bond & Share Corp. and
curity Savings Bank,
American Fletcher National Banjf.
Lockport),
banking institution
Illinois
an
-
$50,000
Sale—The
Bond
until
July 11 for the
and;interest
cipal
.
Herrin
.
ap¬
purchase of $50,000 funding bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
*
Bank & Trust Co.,
bids until 8 p.m.
Vigo County (P. O. Terre Haute),
tion, will receive sealed bids
(CDST) on
Bond
to
awarded
were
Park Hills, Ky.
City
Sold
$30,000 school bonds .and $11,000
certificates
of indebtedness
offered July 3—v. 183, p. 2815—
Bond
County
the
at
Louisiana
c
The
purchase
of
$205,000
building revenue bonds.
15, 1956. Due on Jan.
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
15
Treasurer's office.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
4 p.m.
payable
terest
Offering—Frank T. Berta,
Bond
'
,
Ward School*
Alexandria), •
Bonds* and Certificates
school
O.
at any
successful
/;, ;" ' '
.
Rapides Parish Sixth:
District No. SB- (P. O.
of Louisville.
7!
Illinois
;bidder.
Dated Jan.
(P.
County
of the Parish
by the
specified
bank
July
Trauernicht,
No. 205 (P. O.
payable at the office
School Board Treasurer, or
Bank, Salyersville.
Legality ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey:
CountyXTownship High School
Will
District
.
iDuPage County
'
The
the
for
•
,
of $300,000
1958
Legality
-
bonds are dated. Sept. 15,;
1956. Principal and interest (M-S)v
I
Rudd,
Bank, of Chicago, as 3V*s. Dated
1, 1956. Due semi-annually
on
January and July 1, 1957 tc
1971 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
'
from
.
,
inclusive.. 7
from 1957 to 1966,
"V
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m; (EST) oh July 7
County bridge construction bdnds
was
sold
to the $ First National
of $182,000
1
proved by Charles &
E.Mann,
p.m.
inclusive.
1991
to
May
on
.,
-
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Salyersville National
Dated May 1,
Chicago.
of
!
as
Bond Offering—H. Green
15
inclusive. ;
95,000 Ruby-Wise School District
No. 56 bonds. Due on Sept. 15
;
Magoffin County (P. O.
Salyersville), Ky.
Evansville), Ind. '
sewerage
pany,
'
;
Bond Sale—An issue
,
1
School District '
Due on Sept.
1957 to 1966,
from
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
approved by Ross,
Miller, of Indian¬
•
Vanderburgh
;;
improvement and
refunding revenue bonds was sold
to the
Midwest Securities Com¬
4%
Flora)\lll.)
Bond Offering—Phillip
.
Waterloo,) III.
Bond Sale—An issue
Wayne Counties, Flora
'Township High School jDistrict
;
apolis.
'
'
and
•Clay
7
»
the
No. 27 bonds.
1, 1976 inclu¬
are
yette. Legality
McCord, Ice &
1974
to
of
$140,000 Glenmora
National Bank of Covington.
zens
dated Aug. 1,
1956. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the First Merchants
National Bank & Trust Co., Lafa¬
Due on July 1
inclusive. In¬
terest J-J. .Legality approved by
Charles
&
Traueriiicht, ofi St.
1957
from
S. Slocum,
Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 1:45 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 1
for the purchase of $235,000 bonds,
as follows:
k:'-V
Offering —J.
Bond
Secretary
(J-J) payable at the Citi¬
interest
bonds.
,
semi-annually from July
bonds
The
1956.
Dated July 1,
issue of $79,000
"
Bank, of Jonesboro.
First National
*
$46,000
sold to the
school bonds was
3%
ILLINOIS
Jonesboro), III.
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
?■,
1976 inclusive.
v
sive.
:
District No.
School
•;>
'
Township
1, 1957 to Jan.
Community Consol.
43 (P. O.
County
Union
'
Civil
Due
of 100.005, a
price
a
1
100,000 park improvement bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
1, 1976 inclu-
1, 1957 to Jan.
sive.
-
basis of about 3.48%.
oratory School
revenue % certifi¬
cates offered June 29—v. 183, p.
3062—was
3V4S,
as
lone
Aug.
on
July
on
75,200
John
$485,000 Lab¬
byd received for the
Due
<
183, p. 3063—were awarded to
Nuveen & Co., of Chicago,
v.
O.
;
improve¬
street
bonds.
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
from
(P. O- - Box 1230,
Alexandria), La.
/
r-
Riverside, III.
Bond Sale—The $280,000 water
revenue bonds offered June 29—
.
V
^LOUISIANA
„
Rapides Parish
The bonds
are
dated Aug. 1,
17, for the pur¬
1956. Principal and interest (F-A)
chase of $29,000 school improve¬
ment bonds. Dated July 1, 1956
payable at the State Treasurer's
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1961
office. Legality approved by Stininclusive. Principal and interest json, Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
(J-J) payable at the Terre Haute Fizzell, of Kansas City.
First National Bank, Terre Haute.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬ !
\ KENTUCKY
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis. <t. -.v
Covington School District, Ky.
Tippecanoe Township, Ind. 1
Bond Offering-^-R. W. Oelrich,
Bond Offering—Merle A. Kiser,
Secretary of the Board of EducaTownship Trustee, will receive
tion, will receive/ sealed bids 1/ itil
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
11 a.m. (EST) on July 27 for the
on
Aug. 1 for the purchase of
purchase of $950,000 school im¬
$150,400 bonds, as follows:
provement Jwnds7: psited Jan^ L
$75,200 School Township bonds. 1956. Due on July 1 from 1959
Due semi-annually from July
to 1996 inclusive.
Principal and
(CST)
3%% Airport
legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City. >;■
.
' \U i
general
ment
Township Trustee; will re¬
sealed bids until 6:30 p.m
.
inclusive.
100,000
Riley Township School Township
(P. O. Riley), Ind.
Bond Offering—John R. Mose-
Aug.
on
1976
apolis.
issue of $203,000
Improvement bonds
was
sold to Benjamin Lewis &
Company, of Chicago.Dated May
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961
Pensacola, Fla.
to
1976 inclusive.
Interest F-A.
Certificate Offering—J. E. FrenLegality approved by Charles &
ltei, City Clerk-Comptroller, will Trauernicht, 'of St. Louis.
receive sealed bids until 9 a.m.
K
Pleasant Plains, III.
fDST) on July 24 for the purchase
of
$500,000 sewerage
improve¬ j Bond Sale—An issue of $45,000
ment certificates.
Dated June l,r 3% %. water works bonds was
1956.
Due on June 1 from 1957 sold to Harry J. Wilson & Com¬
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and pany, of Chicago. Dated May 1,
interest (J-D) payable at the of¬ 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to
1965 inclusive.
Interest" J-J; Le¬
fice of the above-mentioned offi¬
approved by Charles 7&
cial, or at the' Chemical Corn Ex¬ gality
change Bank, New York ,City, Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
-expected
opened to traffic Jan. 1, 1957, pro¬
viding the steel strike does not
-delay work, Manuel said.
Due
..
from
man,
Illinois
*
apolis. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian-
Authority,
Airport
Vernon
Mount
.
Due on Dec. 1
1973 inclusive.
improvem't bonds.
1 from 1957 to
boulevard
Indian¬
Bank,
National
Indiana
both of Chi¬
cago, jointly, as follows:
construction of
extension of the $130,000 3V4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
$22,000,000 less
^estimates for the
is
■
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
.
.
(160)
from
sive.
Principal and interest
payable at the First
Volume
184
Number
5549
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(161)
MASSACHUSETTS
State Savings Bank, both of Ann
Arbor, as 3V2S, at a price of par.
Holyoke, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Joseph E. LuCity Treasurer, will receive
1961
to
and
inclusive.
tem
Bond
v.:;-'.y.
56—were
dence,
&
2y4s, at
as
a
awarded
Co.,
of
the
nue
bonds.
on
to
(J-J)
of
Provi¬
price of 100.002,
Dated
July
inclusive.
(EST)
p.m.
1
July
from
1,
1959
Principal
and
Paddock,
,:
improvement
1, 1956. Due
sewer
Dated Aug.
for
8
(EST)
p.m.
the
purchase
July
$64,000
on
of
parking system reve¬
Dated July 1, 1956.
July 1 from 1958 to 1972
nue
bonds.
Due
on
inclusive.Principal
interest
and
from
1958
to
1976
1958
to
and
interest
196&
suitable banking in¬
a
designated
Faegre &
by
the
suc¬
Legality approved
Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
Windom, Minn.
Offering — B, P.
will receive
Bond
City
until
Baker,
Clerk,
bids
7:30
sealed
(CST) on.
July 10 for the purchase of $75,000 street lighting bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
Feb.
Principal and interest payable at
any
suitable banking institution
until
automobile
&
by
bonds.
on
1
16
interest
the City Bank,
Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
5-
bids
1979
payable at
stitution
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
July 12 for the purchase of $175,-
000
w.
improve¬
July 1, 1956.
sewer
Dated
cessful bidder.
sealed
,
sanitary
bonds.
Due,, on Jan. 1 from
inclusive. Principal'
Dassel, Minn.
Bond Offering — Warren
Haglund, Village Clerk, will receive
Trust
Tipper,
ment
at
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
payable at
Detroit.
&
Milford, Mich.
Offering—Arvale
Bond
1956.
to
Bank
of Detroit.
July
on
purchase of $305,000
parking system reve¬
Due
basis of about 2.24%.
a
8
automobile
Middleborough, Mass.- Sale—The $240,000 school
project bonds offered July 5—
p.
until
for
May 1, 1956. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Wabeek
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
receive sealed
16
■
.
Company.
Irene E. Han-
ley, City Clerx, will
Bond
Walker
Offering
—
bids
obligation bonds.
May 1 from 1957 to
and interest
Detroit
$35,000
Principal and interest
a
banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
payable
1961 inclusive.
Dated
on
inclusive.
general
on
$50,000 swimming
Dated July 1, 1956.
July 1 from 1958 to 1966
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
Due
Birmingham, Mich.
the Mer¬
Boston. •>•••; •■•/,
H.
75,700
origin¬
Principal
interest payable at
184,
bonds
revenue
July 25.
Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer- & Dodge,*,of
G.
1
ally scheduled for July 11—v. 183,
p.
56—has been postponed until
chants National
-v.
No.
the purchase of
as
pool
1961
—
Bank
of Boston,
40 Water
Street, Boston, until noon (EST)'
on
July 10 for the purchase of
$300,000 highway bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due serially from
bonds,
$218,000 special assessment bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to
Township (P. O. 407 Pine
Street, Rochester)., Mich.
Offering Date Changed
The
offering of $150,000 Water Sys¬
mut
improvement
follows:
Avon
cey,
sealed bids at the National Shaw-
1957
$293,700
57
inclusive.
1959
1976
to
and
p.m.
inclusive.*
Principal
interest payable at any suit¬
able bank designated
by the put-,
chaser.
Legality
approved
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of Minneapolis, v
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
MISSISSIPPI
Edina, Minn.
'
;
Offering — Gretchen S.
Alden, Village Clerk, will receive
•
Norfolk
County
(P.
O.
Clinton
Dedham),
Massac h usetts
*;'■
Public
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
for
the
purchase
of
$300,000
City
ceive
chase
bids
until
11
July 12 for the
$200,000 bonds, as
on
of
a.m.
fol¬
inclusive.
:
> 100,000
1957
Principal and in¬
Due
to
Aug.
on
1959
1
of
"
Concord Community Sch. Dist.
is;;,
„
,
ham, Secretary of the Bpard of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
from
j
bids
11
until
for
8
(EST)
p.m.
July
on
the
purchase -of $313,000
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1985
.
■
Offering—
Frederic
A.
Mooney, Jr., City Treasurer and
Collector, will receive sealed bids
until noon (DST) on July 12 for
the purchase of $370,000 bonds, as
follows::
>
$270,000
sewer
•'v*^l from
bonds. Due
on
1 from
The
Aug.
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
100,000 street bonds. Due
'
1957 to
bonds
on
Aug.
1966 inclusive.
dated
Aug. 1,
1956. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the National Shawmut
are
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
Dodge, of Boston.
was
of $2,000,anticipation' notes
follows:
revenue
sold,
as
$1,000,000 notes to the Merchants
j
National Bank, of Boston, at
1.95%
discount.
;
-
able
at
a
•'
The
notes
on
are
Nov. 14,
-
Dodge, of Boston.
or
MICHIGAN
Offering
Township
sealed
1957
by
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1956 to
and
1960
interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. - Legality
approved^ by
.
.Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Detroit.
..
Mich.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 stadium
Ann
Arbor
revenue
1961
to
and
will
until
8
School District,
bonds offered June 27—
183, p. 3064—were awarded to
the
Ann
Arbor.. Bank, and the
v.
re¬
p.m.
inclusive.
Romeo
headed
Company,
..••
Principal
Michigan
fv
■■■:1'
purchaser.
Legality
Grand Blanc
$65,000 4s. Due
on
April
1,
1958
570,000
3y4s.
Due
April 1
from 1960 to 1972, inclusive.
55,000 2%s. iDue April 1, 1973.
60,000 2%s. Due April 1, 1974.
Royal Oak, Mich.
Offering—Gladys Holmes,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
9 for the
bonds
Sale—The $300,000 school
offered
June- 20
were
awarded
to
the First of
Michigan
Corp., and Stranahan, Harris &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.83,
net interest cost of about
a
as
i
c
a
3.35%,
follows:
4s.
Due
July
on
from
1
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
105,000 3V2S. Due on July 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
135,000 3V4s, Due on July 1 from
1973 to 1981 inclusive.
Gmnd Ledoe School
Note
Offering
.
receive
sealed
bids
on
July
9
will
for
the
p.m.
of
bonds.
Due
Clerk,
until
will
bonds
1963 in-
Sale—An issue of $80,000
road bonds was sold to the First
National Bank of
Memphis, and
Cady & Co., Inc., "of Columbus,
jointly. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
May 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
sive.
receive
7:30
Joint
;
Independent
-Hoffman); Miring
,
be received
by the District Clerk
until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 18 for
the purchase of $150,000 building
are
dated
June
City, Midh.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 bonds
offered July 2—v. 184, p. 56—were
awarded
to Braun,
Bosworth &
Co., of Toledo, at a price of 100.01,
a net interest cost of about 2.65%,
bonds:
$103,000 23/4s,
July 15 from 1957 to
1964
inclusive; and
$22,000
2V2S, due on July 15, 1965 and
on
1966.
general
obligation storm
sewer bonds: $27,000
23/4s, due
on
July 15 from 1957 to 1964
inclusive; and $8,000 2V2S, due
on
July 15, 1965 and 1966.
p.m.
the
First
Memphis,
price of 100.02.
New
.
Bond
;
National
3s,
V
'
at "a
as
,
•
Albany,' Miss.
J
.
Bank
Sale—An issue of $30,000
bonds was sold to the
New Albany, and Bank
Commerce, of New Albany,
jojjjtly,
2-%%.-and 3s. Dated
of
of
\
June 1, 1956.
1957
to
F-A.
Due
1971
Legality
Charles
Louis.
&
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.. Interest
approved
Trauernichtr
*,
-i
by
St.
of
t
■
Mis+issipoi
2V2S.
$75,000
1958
Due
1961
to
1962 to
35,000
The
3s.
of
1
from
inclusive.
Due
1
inclusive.
1976
to
bear
1.80%
'
Jan.
on
from
additional
from Jan.
1,-1957.
Yazoo
County (P. O. Yazoo City),
Mississippi
Bond Sale—An issue of
$35,000
2
3/4% industrial bonds
Bond
City
Clerk,
will
Dated June 1, 19561
inclusive.
Cook,
sealed
.
Bond Sale
The $105,000 re¬
funding bonds offered June 27—
v.
183, p. 3065—were awarded to
a
group
headed by Kalman &
Company, of Minneapolis, as fol¬
on
July
10 for
Bond
Due
1968
The
to
1979
bonds
of 2%
1, 1958.
1
from
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
bear
additional
from Jan.
in¬
1, 1957 to
bonds
Due
1976
July
12
on
for
the
Greene
March
inclusive.
County,
organized
(P.
Gibbs
of
1
from
195T
Interest
M-S.
&r
:
Springfield Re¬
Sch.
O.
Dist.
No.
12
Springfield), Mo.
.
Offering—Secretary Nello
that
announces
Education
bids
until
will
7:30
the
Board
receive
sealed
p.m.
(CST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of $2,750,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956.
Due on March 1 from
1957
to
1975
interest
bank
purchase
sold
was
Corpora¬
Dated May 1,
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
and
J. Carl¬
$50,000
Bond
inclusive.
.
Bond Offering—Charles
on
works
1956.
of
inclusive.
55,000 3.20s. Due
1969
July
on
:
Municipal
of Chicago.
the
Bond
3s.
un¬
Mo.
Sale—An issue of
water
tion,
lows:
terest
Farber,
.
to
Minn.
City Clerk
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
to
Legality approved
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
& McCartney, of St. Paul.
1959 to
Trauer¬
light works revenue bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from
4%
son,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
the City Clerk un-" sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
(CST)
be received by the
payable
at
any
suitable
banking institution designated by
$50,000
&
til 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on July 30 for
the purchase of
$1,385,000 electric
terest
Falls,
1970
to
Legality
MISSOURI
Principal and in¬
River
1957
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis;
the purchaser.
Thief
from
Interest J-D.
Chillicothe, Mo.
k
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
June
in¬
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on July
9
for
the
purchase of $460,000
1977
on
1, 1957
receive
Bank, and the
City, both of Yazoo
Due
"
Moorhead, Minn.
Offering—Paul A.
sold to
was
the Delta National
Bank of Yazoo
City, jointly.
Jan. 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
bonds
terest
Jan.
on
Warren, Minn.
Ada, Minn. *
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
8
to
of
Bond Sale—The $210,000 court
house and jail bonds offered July
2 were purchased
by the County.
Sale—The
MINNESOTA
til
sold
was
Bank,
Marshall, Minn.
$175,000 street
improvement bonds offered June
28—v. 183, p. 3065—were awarded
to a group headed by the Ameri¬
can
National Bank, of St. Paul,
at a price of 100.41, a net inter¬
est cost-of about 2.98%, as follows:
Bond
Jan.
be received by
ap¬
Rankin County (P. O.
Brandon),
—
follows:
$105,000 special assessment storm
35,000
Legality
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
•
Traverse
-
M-N.
Lafayette County (P. O. Oxford)r
Mississippi
Bond Sale—An issue of'
$12,000
Fifth Supervisors District bonds
Consoli¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
>
,
Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
due
Interest
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
dated School District No. 42 (P. O.
to July
der.
as
County (P. O. Corinth),
Mississippi
Bond
Grant, Douglas and Stevens Coun¬
on
1,
1956. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
receive
purchase
Alcorn
industrial
1971
II
clusive.
until
(EST)
bids
Series III. bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1960 in¬
Park, Mich.
Bond Offering—William G. Su-
Clerk,
City
65,000 2.90s. Due
1 from 1957 to
Lincoln
until 8:30
1958
34,000
.
bids
Drews,
improvement
elusive.
April 15, 1957. Principal
and interest payable at the Grand
Ledge State Bank, Detroit.
City
from
1,
Fergus Falls, Minn.
Offering—Harold H.
follows:
Series
July
on
zore,
sealed
March 1
on
—
p.
57—were awarded to
Kroeze,
McLarty & Co., of Jackson.
im¬
June
Certificate
clusive.
Leon
p.m. (EST) on July 10 for the
purchase of $50,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated July 15, 1956.
.
assessment
as
41,000
8
Due
purchase of $303,000 spe-
sewer
—
Due
Dated
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
-
$228,000 Series I bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1960 in¬
District, Mich.
Hayes,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
1
bonds,
The
Michigan
Bond
-
obligation
bonds.
of
on
Boiid
ap¬
Grand Blanc),
general
(CST)
purchase
Sale
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
1959.
and
Township Unit School
District (P. O.
1956.
the
(P. O. Natchez),
Mississippi
The $750,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered July 2—v. 184,
Bond
1967 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at a State or na¬
tional bank mutually agreeable to
the
Council
and
the
purchaser.
ties
»
Sale—The $750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 183,
f>. 3064—wcfre awarded to Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and Blyth &
Co., Inc., both of Chicago, jointly,
as follows;
(A-O) payable at a
trust company designated
the
for
9
7:30 p.m.
to
sealed
Community School Districtt
Bond
interest
or
July
$630,000
on
until
*'
proved by Berry, Stevens,& Moor^
man of Detroit.
1
Pretty,
special assessment street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
on
Clerk,
bids
.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July
10 for the purchase of $309,000
Due
Norman A.
—
bids
Adams County
p.m. (CST)
interest.,-:
''
on
July 16 for the purchase of
Muskegon Township (P. O.
$70,000 certificates of indebted¬
Muskegon), Mich. •;* \L 1 ness.. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on,
Bond Offering Canceled — The
Feb. 1 from 1957 to .1971 inclu¬
Township rescinded notice of its sive. Principal and interest
pay¬
intention to sell $100,000 water able at a
suitable banking insti¬
supply and sewage disposal system tution designated
by the success¬
junior revenue bonds on July 2.— ful bidder."
Legality approved by
v. 183, p. 3064.
/
Vvv,-:,:.,, r'JS
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
v-V.''-'1
;
(EST) on July 11 for the purchase
of $90,000 special assessment sew¬
er
improvement
bonds.
Dated
July 2, 1956. Due on April 1 from
;
Don
company
■
Bond
Allen Park, Mich.
Offering—K.
trust
Township (P. O. 662J
Allen Road. Allen Park), Mich.
$60,000
Bond
group
2816—
Ecorse
dated
June 28,
1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank, of Boston,
or at the Hanover Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
of
bank
Detroit.
bank
1,000,000 notes to a group com¬
posed of the Worcester County Trust Co.; Second BankState
Street- Trust Co., and
% the
Boston Safe Deposit &
Trust Co., at 1.98% discount.
1956. Due
a
p.
184, p. 56—were awarded to the
Hackley Union National Bank of
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
ceive
000
July ll-fdr
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Cobb,
Worcester. Mass.
.
I' Note Sale—An issue
.
(EST)
the purchase of $498,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
Legality approved
Thorndike, Palmer &
Storey,
V..
to
sealed
v.
geon,
Bank of Boston.
by
awarded
183,
Muskegon, at 3%
Bond Offering—Wallace E. Pel-
Legality
ap¬
inclusive. Interest J-J.
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, 'i-l
\
'v"\
'■■■ V'"Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.v;i Constantine School District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Leona B. PidQuincy, Mass. M
Bond
Sale—The $350,000 genobligation water system bonds
by Barcus, Kindred &
Chicago. .,,,•
■
Bond
provement
Bond
3ral
''
Michigan
inclusive.-
Boston.
"
'
"
'
bonds are dated Aug. 1,
;1956. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the National Shawmut
"
-
Muskegon Heights, Mich.
Note Sale—The $62,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered July 2—
,
{The
Bank
;
Munsing, Mich.
of
plant- extension
light
bonds.
•
July 1 from 1957 to
on
(J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company designated
by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
pur¬
$100,000 street paving bonds. Due
on Aug.
1 from 1957 to 1961
*
of Detroit.
were
Due
pur¬
terest
V
■
Clemens), Mich.
inclusive.
the
by
trust
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
offered June 28—v.
1985
re¬
or
chaser.
(EST) on July 11 for the
purchase of $723,000 school build¬
ing and site bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
$ft.
will
bank
designated
company
O.
a
of Detroit.
sealed
(DST)
lows:
Treasurer,
(P.
p.m.
„
Cahill,
District
at
1956.
Peabody, Mass.
Offering — Patrick
<
Bond
(J-J) payable
Clintondale
Bond Offering—Prince
Drewry,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until
8
Tuberculosis Hospital mainte¬
nance notes. Due April
3, 1957.
f v
School
Mount
be received by the County Treas¬
urer until
11 a.m. (DST) on July
10
Township,
by
or
(M-S)
Principal
payable at
a
trust companv designated
the
purchaser, subject to ap¬
proval by the Board of Education.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
He.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
58
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
.
.
(162)
Missouri
be
of boam or Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (CDST) on July 16
for
the
purchase of $3,000,000
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
1956. Due on March 1 from 1957
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at a Su
Louis bank or trust company des¬
ignated by the purchaser, subject
to approval by the Board of Edu¬
cation.
Legality
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
gtove, Treasurer
,
Note
applied by the Au¬
bonds will be
thority for increased costs which
Parkway.
Mr.
Smith further stated that
about 86% of the construction cost
estimate of the Thruway Feeder
Road is now under contract with
have occurred on the
Erie
the needed
,
is
Road
which
facility
the State,
2949—were sold to
3*4s, at par.
Power High School
(P. O. Power), Mont.
Offering—Lyle E. Davis,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until July
18 for the purchase of $105,000
Bond
building bonds.
Parkway were
opened to traffic beginning
in
January, 1954. By July 1, 1955 the
entire Parkway
was
opened to
traffic with the exception of the
Egg Harbor Bridge, which
Great
opened to traffic on May 26,
was
^
,
the
of
Sections
Teton County,
District
proposed toll station on the Thruway Feeder Road so that it will
have a higher earnings-debt ratio
than that of the present Parkway.
1956.
&
Colpitts have
studied the probable
Loup River Public Power District
(P.O. Columbus), Neb.
Bond O f f e r i n g -- Ed Kelly,
on
the
actual
results
toll stations since the time of
May
Dated
Due
1, 1961
1956.
1,
of toll
mate
*
(M-N) payable at a
banking institution in Chicago or
New York City. Legality approved
and interest
by
Wood,
of
Dawson,
&
King
New York City.
NEW
of
100.52,
until 11
1956.
N.
Mohawk,
Village
re-
fice
the
over
Legality
receive
(J-D) payable at the Han¬
Bank, of New York City, or
Wachovia Bank & Trust
"
'
■
of Raleigh.
Legality
by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
|0:| NORTH
183,
p.
First
for
the
$52,000
June
27—w
Offering
■
Dak
Gladyce E.
N.
Mi*nor,
.
Bond
y'...
v.'.y'
>;
&
Co., of Cleveland, as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.29, a basis of about
3.42%.y^y:;.,^
Bond
—
held
Lehman
at
Audi¬
Brothers
9
tem¬
the
Adviser
Financial
is
Authority.
future.
near
>
r
■
■
$62,500 notes to the National State
Capitol Bank, of Concord.
to
notes
62,500
National
the
Shawmut Bank, of
Boston.
Nashua, N, H.
—
Edward
City
Benoit,
sealed
R.
will
Treasurer,
bids
until
11
NEW
re¬
a.m.
(DST) on July 17 for the purchase
$300,000 notes. Dated July 18,
28, 1956.
of
1956. Due Dec.
ceive
City
sealed
Treasurer,
will
until
bids
2
re¬
p.m.
the pur¬
chase
of
$1,000,000
off-street
parking
revenue
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
and
Julv
on
(P.
17
for
Jersey Highway Authority
Sherman
&
Howard,
of
Bond Offering—Chairman Kath¬
arine E. White announces that
the
Authority will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on July 10
for the
purchase of $25,000,000
general
revenue
bonds,
as
follows:
County, Gadsden Indep.
No. 16 (P. O. Las
Cruces), N. Mex.
Attempts Private Sale
District
is
endeavoring
—
to
with the State the $1,000,000
The
place
build¬
ing bonds for which no bids were
received on June 27—v. 183, p.
2950.
$8,000,000 series D bonds.
17,000,000 series E bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
Dona Ana
School District
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
YORK
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 3 (P. O. Babylon), N. Y.
Bond Offering—J. Powers, Dis¬
City, and tne National State Bank,
of Newark.
Legality approved by
trict
Delafield
New York City.
&
Wood,
of
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on July
18 for the purchase of $1,468,000
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
will
June
1956.
New
Jersey Highway
Authority
(P. O. Red Bank), N. J.
To Sell $25,000,000 Bonds—The
New
Jersey Highway Authority
announced July 2 that it expects
to offer $25,000,000 revenue bonds
maturing Jan. 1, 1988 for public
sale on July 10, 1956.
Commissioner
Sylvester.C.
Smith, Jr., Treasurer of the au¬
thority, said that $17,000,000 bonds
would be for the purpose of fi¬
nancing the cost of the 9% mile
Thruway Feeder Road> including
of temporary indebt¬
retirement
Due
1985
inclusive.
on
16,
July 15, 1957,.
2951—were awarded to Doll &
Isphording, Inc., of Cincinnati.
p.
1 from 1957 to
Principal
and
in¬
(J-D) payable at the United
States Trust Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
—
The
offered
^
$20,000 fire
28—v.
June
(P. O. Liverpool),
Town
will
Supervisor,
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
N. Y.
P.
Offering—Fred
Bond
,
Kies,
receive
(DST) on
July 12 for the purchase of $349,000
public improvement bonds.
April 1, 1956.
1957
from
1
Due on April
1985
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First Trust & Deposit
Co., Liverpool. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
■
Saratoga County (P. O. Saratoga
Springs), N. Y.
Offering—Walter L. Allen,
will
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (DST) on
Treasurer,
July 12 for the purchase of $190,000 highway bonds. Dated April 1,
1956.
Due on April 1 from 1957
1966
to
Principal
inclusive.
interest
(A-O)
Chase Manhattan
and
payable
at the
Bank, New York
City.
Van
BondSale
ceive
Village
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
2
re¬
July 2—v. 184, p.
to
ed
p.m.
July 12 for the pur¬
chase of $28,000 general obligation
bonds. Dated July 15, 1955. Due
(EDST)
on
on
July 15 from 1957 to 1960 in¬
First
the
bonds offered
58—were award¬
Cleveland Corp.,
of Cleveland.
Aug.
1,
1
from
inclusive.
Int. A-O.
1956.
Highland Local School District
y
(P. O. Medina), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $686,500 build¬
ing bonds offered July 3—v. 183,
p. 3066—were awarded to a group
composed of Brauny Bosworth &
Co., Inc.; First Cleveland Corp.;
Ryan,
Sutherland
Co., and
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
Co., as 3%'s, at a price of 100.79,
a
basis of about 3.15%.
>
Cleveland),
O.
(P.
Independence
Bur en, Seneca
Bond
Water District
Baldwinsville),
O.
N.
Y.
Butler Township
Local Sch. District
(P. O. V and alia), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Ralph
W.
Clerk-Treasurer of the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $965,000 building bonds.
Dated June
15, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
to 1979, inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the Vandalia State Bank, Vandalia.
(At
the June 26 offering, all bids were
until
2
p.m.
1, 1956.
1987
Due on July 1 from 1957
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at the First
Deposit
Company,
of
Syracuse.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Trust
School
Dist.,
Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 school
bonds offered June 28—v. 183, p.
2950—were awarded
to Hayden,
Miller
&
Co., of Cleveland,' as
3V4s, at
a
price of 101.39,
a
basis
of about 3.05%.
Brown
ceive
Ohio
Offering—Agnes
Cain, City Clerk, will re¬
sealed bids
(EST)
on
until
11:30
a.m.
July 25 for the purchase
bonds and notes, as
follows:
series
street,
No.
261, special assess¬
ment (limited
on
improvement,
tax) bonds. Due
1957 to 1966,
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
62,000.00 office equipment and
furnishings, Fund No. 4 (lim¬
ited tax) bonds. Due on Feb. 1
from 1958 to 1967, inclusive.
-
Aug. 1, 1956.
from
1957 to 1966,
interest
and
Principal
payable at the Brecksville
Brecksville.
Legality ap¬
by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
Jefferson, Ohio
Sale
Bond
—
$13,000 fire
The
department bonds offered June 30
—v.
183, p. 3066—were awarded
to the Jefferson Banking Co., Jef¬
ferson,
3s, at par.
as
Local
Jefferson
; y
School
>
District
West Jefferson), Ohio
$86,000 build¬
Sale—The
ing bonds offered July 3—v.
183,
3066—were awarded to Sweney
Cartwright & Co., of Columbus,
p.
as
3
Vis,
at
a
of
price
100.53,
a
basis of about 3.19%.
Lebanon
Bond
will
Village School
Exempted
Distrirt, Ohio
Offering—W. W.
the Board
Clerk of
Shurts,
of Education,
receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) on Aug. 15 for the purchase
of $480,000 building bonds.
Lucas County
Bond
$121,134.91
real
Dated
1
Bank,
Columbus,
Bond and Note
&
New York City.
inclusive.
(P. O.
Local
of $16,000
purchase
Bond
(EDST)
July 11 for the purchase of
$185,000 water bonds. Dated July
the
estate bonds.
rejected.)
Chardon
Offering—Lucelia T. Vanbids
for
(J-D)
Demitt,
derveer, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed
Offering—Henry Merkle,
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on July 23
Due on Dec.
of $382,414.91
(P.
to
v;'
The $234,343.80
—
street improvement
on
Spa, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Mildred S. Con¬
Ballston
Brook Park, Ohio
L
„
Y.
p.
Salina
terest
ner,
;
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $218,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 183,
July
3066—were awarded to the
Citizens Trust Company, of Sche¬
nectady, as 2.70s, at a price of
100.15, a basis of about 2.65%.
183,
County
1, 1988. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
tional Citv Bank, of New York
Hawkins,
Sale
Bond
NEW
Jan.
Clerk,
V.
School
Local
Avon
notes.
Rotterdam), N.
bonds
truck
interest
(J-J) payable at the
First National Bank, Albuquerque.
Legality
approved
by
Dawson,
O.
Bond
Dated
New
of 101.17, a basis
3*4s, at a price
of about 3.12%.;
as
Dated
Oct.
on
1961
to
extension
line
Due
from
1
inclusive. :
water
,
Oct.
on
1961
•'Ohio
Denver.
JERSEY
dated
are
2950—were awarded to Fahey,
& Company, of Cleveland,
p.
Clark
MEXICO
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Offering — G.^ Albert
Nagel,
NEW
notes
The
Bond
Linder,
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 183,
July 9 for the purchase of $915,000
notes, as follows:
Rotterdam Fire District No. 2
(MST)
Offering
Note
ton, City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
1956 and mature on
at
183, p. 3065 — were awarded
2.19% discount, as follows:
^ '
Note Offering—Emmet V. Nor¬
$560,000 bond anticipation
355,000 capital notes.
Due
to
1957
Auglaize-Brown Local School Dist.
(P. O. Oakwood), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $185,000 build¬
Rochester, N. Y.
•"
'
-
to
notes offered June 26—v.
porary
ceive
progress
the Garden State Park¬
way and an information meeting
relating to the new issue will be
Brothers
$12d,000
a
12,000
OHIO
bonds will be reoffered in
The
South William Street,
New York City, at. 2:30 p.m. on
Thursday, July 5, 1956. Lehman
HAMPSHIRE
Sale—The
that
said
1957
turned unopened.
the
bonds.
extension
line
water
$13,000
bonds.
June 28—v. 183, p. 3066—were re¬
Dorothy V.
—
July 17 for the purchase of $25,000
bonds, as follows:
;;y;y;■ .V.,v
>
building
Offering
;; Gorenc, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
July 20 for the purchase of $19,000
street
improvement
bonds.
Due from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
bonds scheduled to be offered on
,
Gbard, Ohio
Nelson, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
re¬
July 3—v. 183, p. 3066-rawarded to Hayden, Miller
were
3066—were awarded to the
National Bank, of Linton,
3s.
bonds
$40,000
offered
public
offered
bonds
bath
Finance.
of
Eastlake, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
'0^
$50,000
Director
approved
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleve¬
&
land.
Dak. 'Vy'■'%
Sale—The
Bond
No.i l
Bonds
ceived
DAKOTA
N.
Linton,
Galway
Amsterdam), N. Y.
Not Sold—All bids
of
Sanders
Company,
(P. O. R. D. No. 4,
their
which for
is $12,723,000.
and
School District
1957
1,
in¬
approved
for
Amsterdam
Central
Principal and
the
at
Perth, Broadalbin, May field, Johns¬
town,
will receive
(EDST) on
and 1958. Principal and
(J-D) payable at the of¬
the purchase of
$28,000
public
improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1970 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Oneida National
Bank & Trust Company, of Mo¬
hawk. Legality approved fry Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
12
July
Finance,
interest
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
1986
Y.
Donald Stitt,
will
Treasurer,
on
of
sealed bids until noon
a.m.
Due
Offering—Mable Johnson,
Note
terest
basis of about 3.19%;
a
Bond Offering—J.
on
torium,
Concord, N. H.
Note
Smith
Mr.
report
.
Eastlake, Ohio
•
Principal
1, 1991 inclusive.
to May
on
July 17 for the purchase of $83,000
road
improvement .notes.
Dated June 1, 1956.
Due on Dec.
revenues,
the year 1956
July 23 for the purchase
school building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
from 1957 to 19/6, inclusive. In¬
terest J-D..' '-• y"..V':'*;-" ■'
(DST)
of $140,000
(EST) on July 17 for
the purchase of $1,665,000 school
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
sealed bids opening. Based upoh the actual
received
during
the
until 10 a.m. (CST) on July 17 for' revenues
the purchase of $3,050,000 public months of January through May
of this year, Coverdale & Colpitts
power
system electric revenue
construction
and
improvement have confirmed their original esti¬
semi-annually from Nov.
<
highway bonds offered July 5—
v.
184, p. 57—were awarded to
George B, Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
New York City, as 3.20s, at a price
various
the
...
will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
\ >
W. E. Easter-;
—
School District.
Offering—Adeline Muller,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Director
Secretary, will receive
bonds.
Bond Offering
Local
(P. O. Ravenna), Ohio
Bond
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will, receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
future reve¬
using
at
:
:
•
Crestwood
Rockingham), N. C<
j
1,1956.
Mechanicville, N. Y.
$52,000 arterial
the present Parkway
nue
(P. O.
Richmond County
as
Coverdale
NEBRASKA
Columbus.
receive
.
Bond Sale—The
existing Parkway and at the new
as
a.m.
may
Hill County
p.
10
on
be expected to produce suf¬
ficient additional revenue on the
School District No. 57
(P. O. Simpson), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $23,000 school
bonds offered
June 27—v. 183,
-
proved by- Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City. .
;
Colpitts,
needed
a
until
bids
Govern¬
Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on July 10 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 school
building bond anticipation notes.
Dated duly 18, 1956. Due on Jan;
18, 1957.
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
*
July 12 for the pur¬
chase of $3,300,000 water revenue
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956.
Due
on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1995 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
(EDST)
ing engineers, have concluded
MONTANA
sealed
receive
consult¬
in
general that the Thruway Feeder
&
Y.
Each issue is dated Sept.
Legality
approved
by Bricker,
Marburger, Evatt & Barton, qf
sealed bids at his office in
Ball,
of the Authority, will
Chairman
right of way.
Coverdale
ling, Secretary of Local
ment
Commission,
will
Bond Offering—Richard F.
secured pos¬
approximately 90% of
of
session
Note
.
(P. O. Buffalo), N.
O. Greens¬
boro), N. C.
5
Offering — W. E. Easter(P.
County
Guilford
County Water Authority
provement Fund No. 1 notes.
Due Sept. 1, 1958.
;
CAROLINA
NORTH
interest
A. Romano, of Balls"
b£ Joseph
ton Spa.
the Authority which
to be
originally scheduled
on April 18.
,
were
The
charge a 25c toll on the Thruway
Feeder Road. The balance of the
t
offered
near
to traffic by July 1,
Authority
plans
to
opened
1957.
The foregoing bonds
—
Thruway
State
and
(J-J) payable at the Ballston Spa
National Bank. Legality approved
Spring Valley, N. Y. It is expect¬
ed that the combined project will
School District, Mo.
Bond Offering — Daniel UptheLadue
Principal
clusive.
2V2 mile spur of the
a
York
New
of Kansas City.
Louis.
with
way
A. H.
building bonds was sold to
Bennett & Co.,
the
connect
of $69,000
Feeder Road will
Garden State Park¬
Thruway
The
Bond Sale—An issue
this year.
early
incurred
edness
Consolidated Sch. Dist.
Houston
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Sale—The $40,340 special
assessment bonds offered June
29
2951—were awarded
to Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2M>s, at a price of 100.05,
—v.
a
183,
basis of
p.
about 2.49%.
Maysville Local School District
(P. O. South Zanesville), Ohio
Bonds Not
Sold
—
All bids re¬
169,280.00 special assessment ceived for the $554,000 building
bonds offered June 28—v. 183, p.
street improvement notes. Due
2951—were rejected.
•
March 1, 1958.
Bonds Reofferecf—The forego30,000.00 Central Market im¬
Volume
184
Number 5549 '..
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(163)
ing bonds in the amopnt of $539,bou are be.ng reoffered on
Juiy 25.
ments the report published in
issue of July 2—v.
184,
Newark, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
183,
$40,000
3066—were
p.
sewer
July 3—-
awarded
to
man
'
-
$652,000
sold
improvement
bonds
was
to McDonald &
Cleveland,
100.23,
Company, of
3y4s, at a price of
as
Plain Local School District
announces
Note
-
The
—
(P. O.
New
:
Albany), Ohio
Offering—James L. Mill¬
Bond
3066 — were
First National
p.
as
(J-D) payable at the
legal depository of the Board, cur¬
by
& .Dempsey, of
2951—were awarded to Sweney,
Cartwright & Company, of Colum¬
bus, at 3V4S, at a price of 101.17,
a basis of about
3.08%.
p.
(P. O. Kent), Ohio
Offering — J. H.
Bond
Clerk of Board of
receive
sealed
(EDST)
No.
bids
until
8
p.m.
June 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Interest J-D. r
V
Note—The foregoing bonds were
originally scheduled to be offered
21—v.
to
p
183,
p.
2818—and
postponed.
at
98.10,
of
Portland,
than
of
on July
$43,681.55
special assessment water and sani¬
tary sewer improvement bonds.
Dated
June
cember
1
1, 1956.
from
Due
1957
on
to
1961
De¬
in¬
Legality
by
Squire, Sanders
qf Cleveland.
&
approved
Dempsey,
the
p.
Donora, Pa.
/J'.'.'*
Offering — Thomas E.
Borough Secretary, will
Bond
Petrus,
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(DST) on July 17 for the pur¬
chase of $100,000
general
obliga¬
tion bonds.
in
Monongahela, Pa.
Offering—Jessie E. Hank,
will
receive
sealed
Bond
City
Bond Sale—An issue of
$142,000
was sold to First
-
building bonds
National
Bank
&
Trust
bids
until
for
8
p.m.
the
1959
to
60,000 2%s. Due
1963
42,000
to
3s.
Due
1969 to
The
1972
bonds
Aug. 1 from
on
Aug.
1
from
inclusive.
are
dated
Aug. 1
1956. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable at the First National Bank
& Trust
Co., Oklahoma City. Le¬
gality
approved
by
George J
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Bond Offering—Earle M. Simon
City
Clerk,
bids until
25
for
11
receive
sealed
water
from
works
1958 to
1981
bonds
inclu¬
sive.
1,150,000 River Park bonds. Due
from
1959 to 1981
bonds
will
be
inclusive.
dated
Sept
I, 1956.
ushmataha
County Indep. School
Antlers), Okla
Offering—Wilburn Berry,
i*tric+ "A" (P. O.
Bond
lerk of Board of
erially from
1957
to
1967
inc/1-
ive.
Note
—
The
Offering
Township
—
in
Secretary,
is
years
hours
report
Puerto
traced
on
Rico
and
progress of the
monwealth is emphasized.
Puerto
its
Rico
Com¬
•, The peak demand of the system
is estimated to increase from
200,000 kw in the current fiscal
.
year
240,000
kw in
1957-58
1956-57, 290,000
330,000 kw in
and
1958-59. From 16,000 to
20,000
consumers, are.
Gross
now
new
being added yearly
revenues
of
the
system
exceed
$25,000,000 annually
Authority on April
30, 1956 exceeded $195,000,000.
"Operating in an economy char¬
Assets
of
the
acterized
by
dynamic growth,"
the report says, "the Puerto Rico
continu¬
are
ditional
generating
equipment,
which, with new construction now
underway, will add 170,000 kw
of
payable at the Fidel¬
dependable capacity by Decem¬
ber, 1958. Plans have been de¬
veloped
and
construction
pro¬
ity Trust Company, Pittsburgh.
Legality approved by Burgwin,
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬
burgh.
laid out for the expansion
the transmission and distribu¬
tion systems which will market
this additional
1957
to
1986
and interest
Note
—
inclusive.
The
Principal
grams
of
supply."
foregoing supple¬
ments the report
published in
issue of June 18—v.
RHODE
Bond
poses
fered
Offering—EdwJc. Houser,
County
Controller*
will
R.
bonds totaling $620,000 of¬
July 2—v. 184, p. 58—were
SOUTH
of
CAROLINA
cipal
at
Winston-Salem,
and
the
interest
Chase
11
i
Gibus
&
bonds, as
$600,000
court
bonds.
1958
to
245,000
jail
1
from
Due
improvement
June
on
1968
1
from
inclusive.
The bonds are dated June
1,
1956. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at The
Hanover Bank,
New York City.
Legality approved
by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
SOUTH
16
—
7
(MST) on July
purchase of, 1 $62,000
obligation bonds. Dated
for
p.m.
the
general
July 1, 1956.
1958
to
and
Due
interest
1969
Jan.
on,
inclusive.
(J-J)
1
by
the
from
Principal
payable
suitable banking institution
nated
2.90s.
(J-D)
payable
Manhattan
Bank,
Legality approved
Gibbs & Simons, of
bonds
sold
was
to
Dallas,
follows:
as
$15,000 3^4s.
1957
Due
to
1972
on
1971
110,000 3y>s.
The
to
the
Texas,
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1991
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
bonds
are
dated July 1,
1957, and those maturing in 1977
thereafter
callable
are
as
of
July 1, 1976. Interest J-J. Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Graham, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$150,000
hospital bonds were sold to Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas.
The
bonds
1956
and
to
dated
are
mature
1975
July 1,
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Mercantile National Bank of Dal¬
las, or at the Graham National
Bank, Graham. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas.
Leming Common School District
No.
Texas
7,
successful
at
Southwest Co., of Dallas as 4s.
Dated July 15, 1956. Due on
July
15
from
1957
to
1977
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1972 and thereafter
are
callable as of July
15,' 1971.
Interest J-J. Legality
approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
of Dallas.
a
desig¬
Magnolia Indep. School District,
Texas
bidder.
Legality approved by Dorsey, ColBond Sale—The
$165,000 school
man, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of house bonds offered recently were
Minneapolis.
sold
to
McClung
&
Knicker¬
bocker, of Houston, and Dittmar
& Co., of San
Antonio, jointly, as
Tennessee (State of)
follows:
Bond Offering —
Quill E. Cope,
Chairman of State Board of Edu¬
cation,
will
until 11
a.m.
receive
Polytechnic
1956.
to
Due
1976
First
Institute
April
on
(A-O)
National
dormitory
April 1,
Dated
inclusive.
interest
bids
on July 16 for
$525,000 Tennessee
bonds.
revenue
sealed
(CST)
the purchase of
1
from
1958
Principal
payable
Bank,
and
Union
CookeChemical Corn
$317,000
Fifth
Series preliminary loan notes of¬
fered June
19 were sold to the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank,
New York City, at 1.84% interest.
TEXAS
Brewster
County
1963
38,000 2%s.
and
The
1956.
Due
bonds
by
Dumas,
Peniel,
3s.
bonds totaling $120,000 offered
June 28—v. 183, p. 3067.
Roosevelt Rural High Sch, District
Due
1967 to
3%s, 3%s and
3s, at a price of 100.30. Due se¬
rially from 1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
on
July 1 from
July
on
1971
1
from
on
July 1 from
Park,
Texas
1967
$200,000
street, water
bonds
was
Abercrombie
as
Due
4y4s.
on
&
Dated
July
inclusive.
and
1956
to
1987
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
las.
15
sold
are
to
Co., of
July 15,
from
Bonds
thereafter
1957
due
in
callable
beginning July 15, 1966. Interest
Legality approved by Vinson,
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬
J-J.
ton.
Galena Park
by Sinkler,
Charleston.
school bonds
Stanton Independent Sch.
District,
Texas
inclusive.
obligation
sewer
1990
wards, Inc., of Oklahoma City, as
3V8S, 3y4s and 3%s, at par. Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from
1966 inclusive.
Deer
1956.
Texas
Sale—An issue of $70,000
school house bonds was sold to the
Columbia Securities Corporation,
of San Antonio, as
1960 inclusive.
84,000 2%'s. Due
to
on
Texas
&
to
Houston,
Texas
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
received for the various
purposes
Bond Sale—An issue of
$157,000
school bonds was sold to R. J. Ed¬
follows:
1961
July 1,
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
$220,000 hospi¬
Co.,
and
Texas
Co., both of Dallas,
jointly, at a price of 100.34, a
net interest cost of about
2.76%,
86,000
J-J.
Rylie Independent School District,
O.
Bank & Trust
to
dated
are
Alpina),
(P.
tal bonds offered June 28—v.
183,
p. 3067—were awarded
to R. A.
1957
July 1, 1964
Boothman, of Dallas.
T exas
Bond Sale—The
Underwood
on
1965.
Interest
proved
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Bond
T 12TITI&8S&&
Sale—The
1957 to
(P. O. Lubbock),
City Housing Authority,
Note
$127,000 3s. Due
the
at
of
ville, or at the
Exchange Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
Lovett
as
of
Sale—An issue of
$40,000
school bonds was sold to the
First
Lang,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until
building
Bond
DAKOTA
Rapid City, S. Dak.
Offering
R. R.
Bond
serially
to 1993 inclusive.
Le¬
approved by Dumas, Hu-
1957
inclusive.
capital
to
and
June
on
1977
bonds.
$845,000
house
Due
July
on
of
3%s,
as
Due
Goree Indep. Sch. Dist.. T-tan
Bond Sale—An issue of
$125,000
and
(EST)
purchase
follows:
New York City.
Riegels-
a.m.
the
general
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on June 1
1957 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond Sale—The
$10,000 general
obligation bonds offered July 3—
183, p. 3067—were awarded to
for
and
from
v.
Legality
Bond Sale—An issue of
Lancaster), S. C.
Township (P. O.
Ottsville) Pa.
19
Company,
par.
1991
gality
Manhattan
City.
Bond
bids until
,
Sale—An issue of $50,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to the Wachovia Bank &
Trust
Co.,
Chase
York
of
59
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
1,
Offering—R. H. Ashmore,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of
Bond
approved by Townsend,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
the
at
New
$50,000 2y4s. Due
I.
The various pur¬
Lancaster County (P. O.
Tinicum
ville.
—
poration, as 3.V2S, at a price
100.15, a basis of about 3.47%.
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
Providence,
Sale
June
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
as
awarded to the First Boston Cor¬
receive
a.m.
(DST)
on
July 16 for the purchase of
$700,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1
Elliott &
North
p. 2951.
Schuylkill County (P. O.
Pottsville), Pa.
sealed bids until 10:30
ISLAND
our
'
183,
dated
are
approved
by Sinkler,
Simons, of Charleston.
Water Resources
Authority is
pushing vigorously ahead with the
system
on June 1 from
inclusive.
1975
price
a
Central Investment Co. of
Re¬
Authority produces both
hydro and steam-electric power.
to
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bank,
at
1 from
TENNESSEE
Water
ously being exceeded.
The Au¬
thority has placed orders for ad¬
will
1956.
sources
mands of the
Jeannette W.
the First National Bank of
foregoing supple¬
kilowatt
special
a
more
extension of its physical facilities.
Earlier estimates of peak load de¬
•
construction bonds. Dated
August
1, 1956. Due on August 1 from
Education, wili
eceive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m
CST) on July 10 for the purchase
f $150,000 building bonds.
Due
produces
now
vital importance in the social
and
a.m.
'
The
by BurgPohl, of
system
Bond
$6,976,000
&
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(EDST) on July 13 for the pur¬
chase
of
$475,000 sewer
follows:
as
Due
Bond
(CST) on July
purchase of $8,126,000
the
bonds,
will
Perry
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Wiley,
inclusive.
street
Neville
Aug. 1 from
on
1968
and
win, Ruffin,
Pittsburgh.
Co., and
1962 inclusive.
July
$50,000
improvement
on
of
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1956. Due on
1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved
I. Josey & Co., both of Okla¬
homa City, jointly, as follows:
on
(DST)
purchase
Aug.
H.
$40,000 23/4s. Due
operated by
Water Resources
industrial
Clerk,
sewer
OKLAHOMA
recent
kw in
1
County Independent School
District No.' I (P. O.
Milfay), Okla.
is
Authority, just issued by the
The
11
Creek
Rico
annually: In
PENNSYLVANIA
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
and
power
184,
clusive.
urer's
Resources
Rico
billion
one
as
58—were awarded to the
United States National Bank
of
Portland.
',-v,,
„•!■/
(EDST)
p.m.
purchase
Puerto
to
vin Moreland &
from
inclusive.
1972
bonds
system, which networks
Rico
Authority,
Na¬
-
1
the
RICO
Water
County Sch. Dist. No. 52C Government
Development Bank
(P. O. Mosier), Oregon
for Puerto Rico which is
fiscal
$15,000 general agent for the Authority, the
growth
obligation bonds offered July 3— of electric
v.
1973
The
1957
Bond Sale—The
Warren, Ohio
Offering — Carrie Lovett,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
for
Rico
the pov/er
'
Wasco
Bond
bids until
and
Growth In Electric Power Out¬
put—Electric power production in
Puerto Rico has
developed at such
a
rapid pace in recent years thai
.
16
of
im¬
Principal
Puerto
33As,
basis of about 3.91%/
a
(EDST)
purchase
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
the
Bank
p.m.
obligation
PUERTO
offered
tional
the
inclusive.
Puerto
First
8
for
general
Puerto
to
Co., of
June
on
1961
36,000 2.85s. Due
Bank, of Malvern. Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Phoenix^Ore.
the
1962
tional
Sale—The $40,000 .general:
sewage disposal bonds
July 2 — v. 184, p. 58—
to
S.
interest (F-A) payable at the Na¬
3
awarded
until
17
1973
obligation
were
Edna
provement bonds. Dated
August 1,
1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
Bank^of Portland, jointly.
Bond
Wise,
Education, will
on
June
July
$b30,000
County, Parkrose Sch.
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Bond Sale—The
$450,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v.
183,
p. 2951—were awarded to
Blyth
& Co.,
Inc., and the United States
National
Dist.
>
July 17 for the pur¬
chase of $140,000 school
building
bonds. Dated June
1, 1956. Due on
on
bids
on
County
Streetsboro Local School District
■
sealed
to
the
to
Trust
follows:
as
89,000 23/4s. Due
Matthews, Secretary of Board of
Directors,
will
receive
the
183,
Mrs.
—
&
$25,000 4%s. Due
1957
sold
was
Bank
Winston-Salem,
School
Multnomah
Bond
Sale—The $327,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 183,
>
Bond Offering
25
2818—were awarded to the First
National Bank, of Portland.
,
Ohio
to
bonds offered June 20—v.
Reynoldsburg Local School District,
M
awarded
Wachovia
payable
Township Sch. Dist.
$150,-
000 school bonds
National
(P. O. Box 283, Paoli), Pa.
No.
School District
No. 501C (P. O.
Burns), Ore.
Bond Sale—The
$195,000 build-
.
Pennsylvania
McKeesport. Legality ap¬
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
Pittsburgh.
Willistown
Bank, of Portland,
3s.
Harney
rently
the
Johnstown
Bank,
Johnstown. Legality approved
•'
our
ing bonds offered June 27—v.
183,
and interest
■
Bank,
proved by
& Pohl, of
(P. O. Box 615, Condon),
Oregon
Bond Sale—The
$42,000 build¬
(EST) on July 18 for the purchase
of $204,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1656. Due on Dec. 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
Sanders
Cleveland.
Western
supple¬
County Sch. Dist.
County School District
(P. O. Lancaster), S. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of
from 1957 to 1976
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
OREGON
Gilliam
er, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
Squire,
foregoing
ments the report published in
issue of July 2—v.
184, p. 58.
basis of about 3.22%.
a
Borough Secretary, 618 Maple St.,
White Oak, until 8:30
p.m. (DST)
on
July 12 for the purchase of
$40,000 street construction bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1
that the Board of
Education will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on
July 17 for
the purchase of
$5,500,000 school
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
North Olmsted City School
District,
Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
Lancaster
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
will
received at the office of the
be
County Indep. School Dist.
No. 1 (P. O.
Tulsa), Okla.
Bond Offering—Clerk Ella Whit¬
J. A. White & Co., of Cincinnati.
school
White Oak, Pa.
58.
p.
Tulsa
assessment bonds offered
v.
our
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$340,000
school building bonds was sold to
Henry, Seay & Black, of Dallas, as
3Mjs, 3y4s and 3s, at a price of
par. Dated May 15, 1956. Due se¬
rially from 1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Tarrant
County Common Sch. Dist•
Saginaw), Mich.
No. 87 (P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$72,000
building bonds was sold to Henry,
Seay & Black, of Dallas, as 3%s
and 3y»s, at a price of par. Dated
June 15, 1956. Due serially from
1957
to
1987
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000
approved by
was'sold to J. Mar-I Boothman, of
inclusive.
Legality
Dumas, Huguenin &
Dallas.
-
Commercial and Financial
The
{i64>
tm
£
(Bond Sale—An
$525,000
issue of
light and power system
*eVenue
bonds was sold to the
®trst Southwest Co., of Dallas, as
electric
was
bonds
M-N.
from
mas,
July 1,
interest (J-J)
First National
Bank, Dallas.
Legality approved
By Dumas, Huguenin & Boothiroan,
Texas
Bond Sale—An
ment
issue of $2,500,-
from
building bonds was sold
Marvin Moreland & Co.,
Houston, and ; Victoria
Bank &
Trust Co., Victoria, jointly, as 4s,
3.40s and 3.35s.
Dated May 15,
1956. Due on May 15 from 1974 to
1988 inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
J.
water
$300,000
;
*000 school
ito
Treasurer,
bids
follows:
Independent Sch. Diet.
*
Due on June 1
1957 to 1966 inclusive. bonds.
and
1
surfacing
streets,
285,000
,
improve¬
system
'
paving bonds. Due on June
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
370,000 Lawrence
Due
bonds.
1967
•
to
1973
on
general
000
Barnes school
June 1 from
inclusive.
sold to
the State of Washington, as 3s, at
a price of par.
V
'
Vancouver,
Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue
of $294,000
general obligation street improve¬
ment bonds was sold to Foster &
Marshall,
and Pacific National
Bank, both of Seattle, jointly, as
follows:
dated June 15,
J-D. Legality ap-
bonds
The
are
Interest
1956.
Cudahy, Wis.
Bond Offering—James F. Keller,
(CST) on July 17
purchase of $870,000 cor¬
for the
the
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman.&
Cutler, of Chicago. ' * i
- )
(City), Mondovi, Naples,
Albany and Drammen (Towns) -V
Joint School District No: 1
*
-
of Milwaukee,
3%s, at a price of
basis of about 3.29%.
a
President, C. R.
of
Waukesha, as 3V4s, at a
100.38, a basis of about
Bank
Hutchinson Co.
CANADA
"t
Black, Jr. Corporation
Products
Fuller Company
*
JOHN
Cash and Due from Banks
..
..
.
.
.
,
.
.
Securities
U. S. Government
}
'' ■}
:
V;
,>r ■
Insured F. H. A. Mortgages
State, Municipal and
.
.
.
f.'
;
*■ ♦
Other Securities
HOOPER
Senior Vice President
Loans, Bills
.
.
.
.
.
.
Simpson Thacher &
-
;
.....
.........
Banking Houses
Bartlett
..
...................... , ..
24,199,697
........ . .......
Other Resources
...... ..
$2,937,053,778
MADDEN
.
"
•*' j
?
liabilities
Bank
Capital (5,039,000 shares —
JOHN P. MAGUIRE
'
* '•
< ;
Profits
.
v•
for Taxes, Unearned Discount,
51,547,986
Undivided
Triborough Bridge ahd
'
.•
..
*
Reserves
'■
Interest, etc. %
$
\
. .
201,937,986
19,374,070
.
GEORGE J. PATTERSON
WILLIAM G. RABE
Chairman, Trust Committee
HAROLD
C.
New York
Dividend Payable July
Coal Co.
President, Scranton & Lehigh
Outstanding
' '
'
Other
HAROLD V. SMITH
Chairman, The Home Insurance
L A. VAN
Company
.
2,204,562
.
25,323,259
Acceptances
-
Liability
RICHARD
City
15, 1956 ;
as
Endorser on Acceptances and Foreign
Bills.
.
,
J
Liabilities
Deposits
...
...... . ... .., ..... .... .
.» , . . ,,, .,,.
17,726,424
1,661,38>
2,668,821,091
'
;.
the Province of
population of ap¬
proximately 1,347,000.
Since iL
earliest days, it has been a focal
point for the trans-shipment of
both exports to other countries
and of imports for distribution t
various parts of Canada and the
United
States. The construction
of the St. Lawrence seaway wiT
improve the strategic position.
The
Montreal
Transportation
Commission is presently furnish¬
ing urban transportation service
Quebec, has a
in
$2,937,053,778
BOMEL
Chairman, National Dairy
Products
Corporation
United States
HENRY C. VON ELM
secure
Honorary Chairman
Government and Other
public funds and trust deposits
Securities carried at $143,462,986 are pledged to
and for other purposes at required or permitted by law.'
an
84.5 square
President, Electric Bond and
Member Federal Reserve System
Share Co.
Member New York Clearing House Association
,
_
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
mile area com
of Montreal anc
17 neighboring municipalities.
I
operates approximately 1,700 elec
prising the City
and buses.
the Transpor
for the fiv<
ended April 30, 1956 wa
trie tramway cars
Total revenue for
tation
Commission
months
george g. WALKER
mainly the purchasing
at a cost of about
$6,200,000.
Montreal,, in
george v. Mclaughlin
Tunnel Authority
.
of 250 new buses
100,000,000
Surplus
the deben-l
callable at par plus
accrued interest in all cases.
The Commission will apply the;
tures, are
program,
$ 50,390,000
$10. par)
President, John P. Maguire & Co., Inc.
redeemable
beginning
proceeds of the debenture sale, to¬
ward repayment "of a 1955 bank
loan of $1,250,000 incurred to pur¬
chase buses, and will use the bal¬
ance to further a modernization
*.
.
President, Emigrant Industrial Savings
the, year
sinking fund purposes,
7,988,779
.
,
of America
in
102%
July 1, 1962, and at prices de¬
creasing yearly to pur for those
redeemed after July 1,. 1974. For1
18,085,363
..'....;
'
Accrued Interest and
-
„
yield 4.50%'.
The debentures are
at
MacLELL AN
Vice Chairman,
price of 98.362, to
at a
25,904,330
.
President, United Biscuit Company
'
July 1, 1976,
payable in United States dol¬
offered to investors
lars and were
1,065,731,214
.
President, Cluett, Peabody & Co. Inc.
JOHN T.
The
July 1, 1956 and due
are
............... .. .
Customers' Liability for Acceptances
BARRY T. LEITHEAD
KENNETH F.
by the City of
debentures, dated
retirements
fund
31,128,519
Purchased and Bankers' Acceptances
unconditionally as toand sinking,
interest
Montreal.
..... ... . .
..
Weeks,
Ladenburg*
Co., Lee Higginson
sinking fund debentures
guaranteed
4,511,700
1
v.
&
principal,
Bank
....
000 4%%
....... . ...
.
&
'
Mortgages
Petroleum Company
JOHNSTON
OSWALD L.
United
group
public offering in this country on
June 27 of a new issue of $11,500,-
71,919,552
.......
JOHNSTON
Director, Phillips
Oue.
Corp., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
and Tucker, Anthony & Co., made
721,848,004
175,302,065
Public Securities
Stock of Federal Reserve
President, Gerli & Co., Inc.
L.
Commis-
Co., Halsey,
Thalmann
790,434,555
$
Lines Company
PAOLINO GERLI
JOHN
.
U. S. Government
GEMMELL, JR.
EUGENE S.
A
&
blower
resources
4;
V;'-,
FRANKLIN
Clyde Estates
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Eastman, Dillon
& Co.*
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Horn-
Corporation
President, United States
-
,
composed of
Stuart &
Inc., Savard & Hart, Lehman
Co.
President
M.
.
Bros.,
HORACE C. FLANIGAN
JOHN
:
Transportation
—
Shields
DANA
Chairman, Dana
.
(P. O. Montreal),
Debentures." Placed
in
States
Condition, June 30, 1956
Statement of
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sion
1
R. CRANDALL
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QUEBEC
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CHARLES A.
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YORK
GREATER NEW
IN
OFFICES
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Montreal
President, George A.
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New York
Head Office: 55 Broad Street,
Corporation
LOU
First
the
to
awarded
build¬
18 were
National
price of
Corporation
3.19%.
Chairman, American Home
No. 3 (P. O.
offered June
ing bonds
G. BRUSH
ALVIN
(Towns)
and Muskegon
Waukesha), Wis.
Sale—The $26,000
BLACK, JR.
CLINTON R.
both
■
as
Bond
J. BEINECKE
Chairman, The Sperry and
$350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 183;
p. 3068—were awarded to Robert
W. Baird & Co., and Milwaukee
directors
EDWIN
Wis.
(P. O. Mondovi),
Bond Sale—The
\
Joint School District
COMPANY
and
(F-A)
payable at
Cudahy State Bank, Cudahy.
interest
New Berlin
TRUST
1957
1, 1956. Due on Aug. 1 from
to
1971 inclusive. Principal
100.77,
President, Paramount Pictures
Dated Aug.
porate purpose bonds.
jointly,
BARNEY BALABAN
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
bids until 7 p.m.
Company,
MANUFACTURE
price of par.
River, as 3X/2S, at a
Mondohi
$90,000 3s.. Due on June 15 from
'Vr ,71958 to 1964.inclusive.
VV?
"204,000 2%s.
Due on June 15
from 1965 to 1976 inclusive.
183, p. 2819—were
29—v.
& Co., of Seattle,
1, 1956. Due
1, 1968. Interest
Bank,
State
Boscobel
sold to
J-D. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
June
purchase of $175,obligation
bonds.
Dated February 1, 1956. Due on
February 1 from 1958 to 1971 in¬
clusive.
principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable
at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Weter, Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
King County, Tahoma School Dist.
No. 409 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $200,000' genieral obligation bonds offered June
Michael J.
until
2 p.m. (EDST) on July 12 for the
purchase of $955,000 bonds, as
of Dallas.
Victoria
—
Giroux,
Acting City
will
receive
sealed
the
at
Offering
was
4y2s. Dated June
as
July 13 for the
Vt.
Burlington,
Bond
Terry Thompson
County
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
VERMONT
bonds
sewer
$30,000
the
of Blue
bonds was sold to
water works
923.01
Wis.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
Angeles Local lmr>'^^"ment
District No. 169, Wash.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $58,-
Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
&
WISCONSIN
Blue River,
sold to the
Port
Seattle),
Dallas.
from
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
State, as 3s, at par.
King County, Shoreline School
District No. 412 (P. O.
Interest
by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
183, p. 2819—were
v.
WASHINGTON 0
to
dated
are
Principal and
payable
'
4s. Dated May
Due on May 15 from
inclusive.
The
Monday, July 9, 1956
.
offered June 29—
building bonds
Boston.
1976 inclusive.
Legality approved
1957
1
,
1974 to 1981
sold to J.
1956.
15,
1 from
*45,000 3^s. Due on July 1
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
225,000 3.70s. Due on July 1
1956.
. .
$200,000 school
Bond Sale—The
I
Legality
approved
by Storey,
Thorundike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Co., of Houston, as
follows:
$155,000 33/4s. Due on July
T
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
and
stadium revenue bonds
Marvin Moreland &
$70,000
King County School District No.
409 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
June 1, 1956.
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
First National Bank, of Boston.
Dated
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas. <
Additional Sale — An issue of
Texas
Tulia,
x
Chronicle
„
$14,915,000,
was
for
the
five
total net profi
Comparable figurt
months ended Apr
and
$894,000.
30,1955 were: revenue $13,115,00
a net loss of $218,000.
and
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