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The COMMERCIAL and
!<0V 2 -1959
B5silȣSS(ADMINOTRAr,0(f
ESTABLISHED
1830
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 190
Number
580:
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, November 2, 1959
Price $1.25
Copy
a
Corporation and
RAILROAD
Acoustica
•
Negotiations have
Plainview,
of Endcr
been
Corp.
N.
by Robert L.
Y.
Rod,
announced
of
Garfield,
Los
and
Monarch
.
leading
to
J.,
N.
by
The
Angeles.
Acoustica's
President,
the
acquisition
Acoustica
and
of
Nathan Miller,
manufactures
AUentown Portland Cement Co.
Total
In This Issue
President
30 Were
D.
Profits after
while
last
increase
nine
1958
over
months ended
sales
of
President
that
taxes
year's
of
the
profits
Sept.
$123,529,953
electronics-appliance
before
taxes
were
*
were
$2,371,370 in the
earnings
current
$947,254.
were
nine-month period,
Earnings
cents per share on 2.390,190 shares
outstanding,
a share in 1958..
•■.-
were
equal
to
Montreal
99
Canadian
compared with 40 cents
•, .'
Toronto
-
Mr. Siragusa said that all of the
company's products continue in
strong demand. Despite the critical steel situation, sales In the fourth
quarter should
The
glass
show
company's
bonded
supply
and
the
be
last
over
23-inch, television
new
to
will
increase
an
front
of
the
at
least
featuring
tube
until
Dow-Jones
still
the
in
of
year.
Mr.
'
Slragusa said that laboratory tests of thin new black and white
picture tube prove it is the safest TV tube ever produced and is implosiomproof when in the set.
In addition, it enables the viewer to
see
the entire
picture that is transmitted by the station,
permits
persons to watch from any angle and
virtually eliminates all re¬
flection.
Mr.
39
39
42
40
ail
American "quality
pocket
components
radios
and
produced
marketed
in
in
44
•
Airtronics International
Offered
—
-
of Florida
The firm of Frank
Palm Beach,
Common
Condition
Federal
FLa., headed a group of underwriters, which
publicly offered on Oct. 27, 200,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) at $1.50 per share. The shares were
offered
as
speculation.
a
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
;
the
sale
of
Exchange
Bateman, Ltd.,
B.
—
final
will
be
used
by
*$0.76
$3.27
adjusted
also
of
to
be
Chairman,
*$1.75
,
comparable
Akron
consolidated
after
with
was
equal
$6,608,000
of
for
the
of
sales
1960,
of
against
net
further,
due
beyond
the
$20,000,000,000
aluminum products.
for
This
10GO,
In
growth,
earnings
50*«
no
31,
802,754
com¬
equal
capacity,
own
to
62
of
over
As
cents
earnings
of
1959."
production
of
planned
sales
for
new
this
year
projections.
construction
is
$336,188,
1958.
ended May
over-taxed
new.
of
earnings-approximate; 50f*.
company's
surging
over
on
stock.
income
"although
to
the
share
of. almost
year
$10,000,000, -the
fiscal quarter,
first
per
quarter
Increase
fiscal
over
the
B.common
class
similar
an
our
of
for
to 62 cents
and
delayed
far
31,
general office.
sales
taxes
and
represent
believe
predicted
ending. May
year
common
stated
was
been
"We
Board
Alsco's
at
This
share,
Sugar
have
21
,
"on
$498,000
1959.
quarter
products
Industry,
for
wready
estimated
greater use
far
at.
of
Along with the promotional efforts of
primary
producers, Alsco stands ready to make an
important contribution
this
expanding field. Additional: presses
plus our nationwide' distribution
in
Statement
of
Banks
to
take",
markets."—V.
Companies,
advantag&of
190,
manufacturing
Inc.
p.
1289.
flHri
our
The
1934
SEC
has
Issued
-
Exempted
order
an
From
Reporting
a
rule 15(d)
for exemption from
York,
tinder
the-Securities Exchange Act
application, of Altec Companies, Inc.;
granting
New
facili¬
in
interest
company
expanding
Requirement—
of
System
position
building
Altec
48
Member
new
and
network,. place
excellent
an
the
of
of
annual and
requirement-for filing
Statement
of
1
other
48
Condition
48
According to the application, Altec has
outstanding 335,00O common
shares, of which in. excess of 99,'» - is owned
.by Ling Electronics, Inc.
Tlie
remaining shares are owned by about 20
Federal
Reserve Banks
periodic reports.
'')
,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
The Course of Bank Clearings.
stock
"
earnings
in .both. sales and
Indication of our continued
share
Averages...— 35
Rates
Reserve
Combined
.
the
said,
sales
further
Mr.
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
57
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
Foreign
Corp.
and
increases
the
in
com¬
-
,
Oct.
on
per
per
45
—
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
Chicago
direct
"*932,000
$2,620,539 *$2,025,491
metal
petition with Japanese imports are being enthusiastically received, Mr.
Siragusa said, and current production exceeds 1.000 a day.—V. 190,
p. 1005.
A
1 '
'
Stock
cents
"Those
a
Section
with
ties.
seven-transistor
new
*$885,137
$26,000,000, at-the.company's annual tftockholders
earned
Aug. 31,
pares
41
Bond
$2,957,491
1,365,000
w
1789.
outstanding shares
3D
—
held
Sugar
ended
Transactions American Stock Exchange—35
.
with
and
taxes
p.
sales .of
corporation
-
Admiral's
~
Exchange.
1959
meeting
38
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices....
35
Transactions New'York Stock Exchange.... 35
short
the
are
end
safety
a
Stock
fiscal
3G
Markets
.$990,451
.
Sugar, President and
$36,000,000 for the fiscal
over
3t>
___
Exchange...
Over-thc-Counter
$3,985,539
.*
.*410,000
>.
of
Harry
3f>
Exchange..
Stock
189,
$1,295,137
525,000
$0.86"
income
6,146.162
AIsco, Inc.—Earnings—Outlook—
3G
,,
—
Stock Exchange.
1958
$9,103,053
6,627,865
31
—
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
.
predicted.
receivers
rectangular
buck-ordered
he
year,
Stock
*
1959.—V.
27
_
Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
com¬
year ago.
a
Stock
15
(Bonds)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
manufac¬
$4,900,253,
taxes
stock
common
(Stocks)
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchanged
Midwest Stock Exchange.—
period.
reported
pared with $1,757,481
;
18'*
an
Stragusa,
firm,
Stock
Boston
Stock
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.—.
Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
$145,849,148,
Ross
turing
Stock Exchange
New York
American
in the comparable
,
New York
190, p. 45.
the
$1,515,451
income
earnings
Earnings per share
Page
custom-designed fluorescent light
fixtures for factories, offices, schools, and
public buildings.
Acoustica
manufactures
ultrasonic
equipment
for
industrial
cleaning
and
processing, ultrasonic systems for missiles and other military uses.—
Admiral
Estimated
1959—9 Mos.—1958
-
2,463,926
in¬
Net
of
Consolidated sales of the corporation in
before
-
$3.759,063=$10,013,404
2,379,966
taxes.
come
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
$3,895,417.
expenses
Earnings,
by exchanging Acoustica common stock
of Ender Monarch, Mr. Rod stated.
line
and
Earnings—
1959—3 Mos.—1958
*
revenues.
Costs
made
extensive
an
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Period End. Sept. 30—
Inc.
made
was
Acoustica sales are expected to increase
by $1.5 million on a con¬
solidated basis, pursuant to the
acquisition,
Endcr Monarch Corp., active in the iield of
illumination engineering,
V.
INSURANCE
-
the
Associates.
announcement
Corp.
The acquisition will be
for all
outstanding stock
f
INDUSTRIAL
-
Associates, Inc.—Negotiations Announced—
Endcr Monarch
of
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
files
normally
to repay, an outstanding loan,
accounts
payable,
a
short
ternr-bank note, arid for additional working
capital to Increase in¬
The
persons.
company.
Ling Electronics,
events which would
47
the
periodic
be
•
reported
reports
which
by Altec.—V.
-
parent
include
all
190,
1173.
p.
company
ventory.
American Dryer Corp.—Accelerates
'
,
BUSINESS—Airtrouics International Corp, of
Fla., with Its principal
plant and offices located at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is engaged in the
design, development,. manufacture'and Bale of specialized electronic
equipment
for
industries.
tronics
include:
As
Telegraph
telephone, .communications, "aircraft,
the
missile
Well-known
•
of
10
Co.,
the
Engineering Co., Wilmington, Delaware
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
our.
guided
with
Air-'
Telephone
General
.
into contracts
for
products
the
for the manufacture
various
CAPITALIZATION
Mtge.
GIVING
of
the.
of
EFFECT
TO
*
.
Negotiable
branches
G'7
due 5-31-60.=
secured by- property and
due 1969 in equal monthly
,
in
due
Peerless
in
1965
equal
stallments
stock,
Common
"Secured
land
on
its
-by
» par
stock
at $1.09
142,720
for
in
conversion
amount
an.
'
will deposit
on
notes
aforementioned
73,853
shares
of
negotiable
share.' Of'the $80,500 negotiable notes
outstanding.
by employees of the company.
These 753,853 shares
per
$18,300
are
held
include
the
73.853
shares reserved
for. conversion.—V.
190,. p.
1517..'
In
&
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net rev.
from
—V.
190.
1413.
p.
Inc.'—
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$423,173
$486,006
$4,509,787
$3,790,568
361,629
353,125
3,396,507
3,121,569
$1,113,280
V 319,129
$668,999
$61,544
ry. ops.
railway oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
.
operating rev..
Railway operating exps.
Railway
Net
Youngstown
.
'
$132,881
."6,950
42,678
,
,
119,448
■
but
the
then
the
trust estate
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on
19. 1959 covering $2,000,000 of Albright' bonds.
The prospectus
Albright Title A* Trust Co. of Newkirk, Okla., as trustee.
The
trust was created in April 1929'by the trust
company and the deposit
bv
it of real estate first mortgages
with its
trust
department as
then
The
$50;
any
is
the
trust
company declaring a trust for
then issued and to be issued.
Albright bonds
and
Albright
will be
erabied
to
issued
savings-bonds
amount deposited by the
invest
in
real
proceeds of such investment.
and
will
investor.
estate
The
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
such
benefit
of
cash
and
in
sold
30
holders
in
mortgages
and
shall
in
cities
1964,
so
Corp.
sinking
acquired -to
then
the
price
as
fund
the sinking
the
company
but
1,
current
the
sinking fund
redemption price.
the
of
at
Tvrre
before
1973
at
Haute.
and
chasing
the
Ind.,
William
Oct.
accrued
Interest
''our
submitted
to
the
Corporation
2f<
a
close
stock dividend payable Nov.
27 to stockholders of record
business for Nov. 6.
of
1,
whole
at
least
in
or
once
part
week
a
at
at
Oct.
founded
In
registered to
business of the
do
on a
and
will
which
Steen.
automobiles
two
103 '7;
1,
1973,
Oct, 1, 1969, but
thereafter prior to
on
or
as
be
is
a
1922
a
used
for
of
as
the
close
of
business
located
at
lent
on
Nov.
6.
,.V-v
*'
*
-
,
South
in
1917
company
financing
4
in
that State.
was
business
in
8th
by
shares
of
shares which
shares
the
of
Indiana
and
pur¬
not
excel¬
stork offered-represent a portion of
373,372
issued by- the company-to ceetain of the stockInsurance Co. in exchange for 57;492 of the 57,500
bo
outstanding,
stock
common
of.
Reliable
Insurance
Co.
BUSINESS— The„
company
was .«incorporated
Sept.
1.1,
1956 under
laws, of .the .State of, Florida, It commenced insurance
operations
Jan. 1. 1957 and
i? presently authorized to do business as an insurance
company
in
the
States
of
Florida, .Alabama,
California.
Georgia,
,
-
in
the
of
insurance.
Louisiana. Maryland, South Carolina
District
ordinary
of
Columbia/
life,
group,
CAPITALIZATION
Common
The
company
life, and
is
AS
OF
OCT.
28,
and
health
1959
Authorized
stock
"Includes
and Virginia,
engaged in the
accident
group
.
E.
pur¬
were
an
the
incorporated
company is
that of financing the
other chattels through the medium of
offering received
common
will
holders of Reliable
writing
St.,
P.
York: and therefore
This
reception.
The
,
ami
capital.
28
partnership
the
dua)jfied for sale in New
Indiana, Kentucky,
working
discount basis, conditional contracts of sale made
between
dealers and customers.
individual
record
offered
any
for
published and of general circula¬
and Indianapolis, Ind.,
during the
1969
on
proceeds
was
E.
A regular
quarterly dividend of five eonts a share plus an extra
35*
.stock dividend was declared
by the Board;of Directors of Baltimore
Paint and Chemical
Corp., jylso payable Nov. 27 to stockholders of
,
'
to
^
and
The
of
cases^
In
published
Haute
company
Indiana
all
redeemable
101'*;
BUSINESS—This
in
in
newspapers
net
chase
plus,
100'*.
Terre
:
\
be
notice
PROCEEDS—The
Illinois.
the
the
the prices, as follows, plus in each case accrued interest
redemption; if redeemed before* Oct. 1, 1964 at 105',*; on
Oct.:
of
with
Securities
To
at
of
1.
In
acquired
.
ICane,:
..being conducted
Ottered—Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
and
Pierce, Carrisoii &/ Wulbern, Inc. and associates on
Oct. 28 publicly offered
348,372 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $12.25 per. share. These securities were not
of
prior
weeks
the
date
Oct.
cash
purchases the investor
City
the
current
days'
consecutive
multiples
for
months
are
sinking fund shall be - used to purchase
price or prices offered but not in excess
redemption price'. Any amount in the sinking
In
debentures
on.
Allen
for
Issued
By
first
.
sold
be
the
of
as
lowest
redemption
redemption date.
maturity at
bonds
last 16
Mr.
19 companies
its
excess
the
at
before
the
program,"; said
four-out of
American Heritage Life Insurance
Co.—Common Stock
debentures
current
time
to
This
debentures.
deposited
lists
of
the
declared
annually the sum of $10,000, the first deposit to be made
1961. The company has the right to acquire debentures
market, and in lieu of the cash deposit mentioned above,
not. in
Oct.
trustee,
ac¬
fund not used
for the purchase of-debentures shall be used
by the
sinking fund agent to redeem by lot a sufficient number of the deben¬
tures to-make up the remaining balance in the
sinking fund at the
years
—
.
Funds
appointed
the
for
tender
debentures
tion
Albright Bond Mortgages—Registers With SEC
1,
open
then
.
cost
of
Canton
Akron,
Aug.
the
may
has
company
agent
753,853 shs.
the
of
fund
these
-
equal, to
reserved
approved
„
80,000
has
diversification
have
corporation acquired the-Baltimore
Paiqt
and Chemical
Corp.
Recently-this investment was enhanced
by that
company acquiring the M. J. Merle in Paint
Co..'Inc.
The" purchase
price consisted of cash-and stock of
American Dryer.; This is reflected
in the'recent
report of Baltimore Paint and Chemical
Corporation which
shows the1 greatest volume of
sales,in its 38-year-old history.
With* a
record volume totaling
$0,884,534 for the 7-month period ended
July 31,
1959, this constitutes c. rise of 18'«
over the same
period in 1958.
On Oct. 20, the Board. of
Directors-of American Drvcr
Corporation)
1, 1959, and maturing Oct. 1, 1974, at 100% and
interest from Oct. 1, 1959.
The
The, company
In
crued
.
in¬
iiior(gage
second
a
Oct.
151,034
Co..
quarterly
Allen & Steen Acceptance Co. (an Indiana
Directors
acquisition.
Therefore active
negotiations
acquire the approved companies."
Offered—City Securities Corp. of Indiana,
Indianapolis, on Oct. 22 publicly offered to Indiana resi¬
dents, $300,000 of 6%. sinking fund debentures, dated
.
V—105,000
10C1-—2—-_2_1
r
1,200,000'shs.
buildings.
and
common
notes
Precision
'
•
of
for
—Debentures
Outstanding
'$80,500
.
.
payable.
FINANCING
$80,500
-U
installments
Notes
and component
Forces..... .......
•
PRESENT
expansion-and
Board
equipment
Armed
Authorized
notes.
notes,
plant, G'r
The company on Oct. 21 liled a letter p£ notification with the SE'C
covering 25,000 shares of common stock (par io cents) to
Raymond
Forsnas In exchange, for 2,000 shares of Hvair
Corp., the market
value of which is stated to be
approximately $», No underwriting is
involved.—V. 180, p. 905.
'I,
C.
Telephone & Electronics Corp., Electronic
Communications, Radio Corp., of America, General
Electric, Westinghouse Elect ric, The Martin Co..
and others. - Airtronics has also en-•
tered
Wm. F. Kane. President,
revealed that company,
policy calls for un
accelerated program of
acquisitions during the .'balance*of this- year and
1960,
Accordingly, negotiations are now in progress aimed at
bringing
additional companies Into the
American- Dryer family.
"In line with
All American
and
business
American
companies 'doing
operating companies of
Acquisitions—
(par
$ii__
177,154 shares
*4,000.000shs.
reserved
Outstanding
2,733,521 shs.
for
possible Issuance upon exercise
of stock options
already granted and which may be granted.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
Monday, November 2, 1959
(1830)
2
the following
stockholders
agreed to purchase from the selling
stock.
live numbers of shares ol common
respec-
Shares
Merrill I#nch. Pierce)
ridr & Smith Inc.,
Inc.
"v*.
Courts & Co
Hentz"&
Miller
Reinholdt
C.
Coburn &
ftirsch
Co.—,
Lane,
&
190,
Labouisse,
Weil,
3,500
.
McAlister Co.——
Wells & Co-
3,500
Edgar M. Norris
Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc.
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
3,500
6,200
Space
Inc.
J.
3,500
3.500
—
—
—
Williston
R.
Inc-—
Co.,
&
Law
M.
Mullaney,
6,200
Kentucky Co.——t. 6,200
The
3,500
3,500
3,500
Beane—
&
1516.
p.
Cheaper Car, Fuel
American M.A.R.C. Inc.—Forecasts
American automobiles might soon be powered
by
Diesel
engines—which" run 14-cent-a-gallon-fuel—was advanced
bv this Inglewood, Calif., Diesel engine
manufacturer.
. <f
W
Denis Kendall) President of this company, a foremost manufac¬
turer of small lightweight Diesel engines and
Diesel-powered marine
pleasure craft/told a meeting of the New York Society of Security
Analysts on Oct. 22 that "the economical operation and durability
of the Diesel made it
a
'natural' for taxis and utility trucks and
any
other conveyance that takes long and constant wear. And it
vill make the family ear last six times longer than it does today.
Mr. Kendall said his company was now developing a Diesel in the
35-50 horsepower range which would first be produced as a marine
possibility
The
that
later for cars.
He said the engine "would be able to power cars up
—which includes most of the lower priced American
and
motor,
to
up
told
Kendall
$10
V.
p.
his
profit
net
a
8%
"about
of
better.'
or
—
American-Marietta Co.—Merger Plan Off—
of the
determined on Oct. 16 that the proposed merger
should be abandoned.—V. 190, p. 1413.
companies
Co. Inc.—Acquisition—
American Meter
,
Portland Cement
of directors of this company and Dewey
The boards
Company
two
This
Corp.
American
by
of
pumps.—V. 185,
and
meters
606.
p.
ritt, Vickers, Inc., of New York City, on Oct. 13 publicly
150,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
at $5 per share, as a speculation.
offered
*
to use the proceeds derived from
and pay an option held by its
certain mining claims in the State
PROCEEDS—The company proposes
of
sale
the
assume-
to
Mexico
Durango,
to:
purchase
owned by Cetnpania
subsidiary
Mexican
©f
stock
the
Bufa,
La
Minera
S.
A.
by
•
of
author¬
shares
against $6,156,000 or $1.21 per share for the same- period ,of
For the
third quarter these earnings totaled $3,431,000 or ,68
Pulp Co. had sales of $21,906,000 for the nine-month period
Ketchikan
50%
—up
the corresponding period of last year.—V.
over
of
common
stock.—V.
190,
'without underwriting, publicly
$3,000,000 of five-year, 6% sinking fund
series G, 1964, and $3,000,000 of 10-year,
6% sinking fund debentures, series H, 1969. These de¬
bentures are being offered in $5,000, $1,000 and $500 units.
offered at par,
debentures,
Co.—Rights Offering Com¬
corporation is currently offering its ten year discount deben¬
series E, which arc priced to yield a return equal to compound
The
tures,
of
interest
transactions, 3,993 shares were sold on Oct. 13 at
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1
per
share. For other details, see V, 190, p. 1414. ,; ■/■%),.:
.
in
maturity,
is
of
100%
tion.
in denominations of
cipal,
the
on
each
Co.,
series
in
make
stantial
the
available,
Exchange Commission—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct, 23
$250,000,000 of 27-year debentures, due Nov. 1, 1986, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
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•'
The proceeds from the sale are to be used for advances to and the
it
from
of
NOV.
the
1,
above-mentioned
1986.—V.
190,
p.
debentures
dated
Nov.
its
the
New
Frank
S.
its
II.
1626. '
own
nine
operations
months
Chairman
President,
of
were
1959
of
the
Board
reported that
$11,170,000
compared
with
of
American
N.
190,
Y.—V.
of
Trading Corp.,
principal
Its
Railway
operating
New
York
which
was
is
"Tice
17
at
$692,526
fttate
Texas
of
in
cipally
March
on
the
organized
was
company
1958
10,
the
for
exploration,
acq. isition.
the laws of the
of engaging prin¬
under
purpose
and
developments
gold-
of
bearing properties
and the
marketing of gold.
Such contemplated
activities
are
dependent
upon
the
successful
culmination
of
this
Net
The
financing.
of
ahares
Until
its
100,000
offering
is
company
sale
for
to
the
public
150,000
stock.
common
shares
offered
shall
sold,
be
the
proceeds
all sales
of
©f the
stock shall be held in escrow by City National Bank of Austin,
Austin, Texas, less underwriting commissions and allowance for certain
expenses amounting in the aggregate to 17.5%
of the offering price.
the
In
of
the
event
100,000
underwriting
tration
statement
shares
sold
not
are
agreement
covering
from
said
the
within
the
effective
securities,
the
six-month
date
the
of
■
•
•
;
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$6,518,774
from
5,785,552
exps.
655,650
635,574
6,038,717
ops.
$36,876
$102,788
inc.—
*48,211
"44,027
$577,550
*133,616
railway
ry.
oper.
190,
Apex
Directors,
Viscose
Gerald
from
and
-
earnings
Smelting
Co.—Private Placement
announced
on
Arkansas
term
common
&
Light Co.—Registers
This
filed
a
The four-week corporate financing picture for bonds, preferreds
comes to $540.9 million with $381.5
stock with sales dates set at this time
million of that scheduled alone for the third week.
MUNICIPAL
FINANCING DROPS
notify the holders of the stock to return the shares for reimbursement
the
at
of
82.5%
underwriter
the
to
rate
exceed
there
which
of
event
the
is
after
offering
months.
As
purchaser of the stock
price
the
unless the company and
the term for a period not
extenJ
to
agree
three
price,
the
company has no firm
underwriter to purchase the stock
being registered
assurance
that
100,000 shares shall be sold, in
no
the
purchase
months
the
mutually
additional
an
commitment from its
herein,
of
no
date
GIVING
six
than
sooner
effective
CAPITALIZATION
would
the
of
EFFECT
be
returned
months
registration
TO
only 82.5%
possibly nine
and
statement.
PRESENT
—V.
190,
p.
(par
)_
cents).
25
Outstanding
225,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
over a
a low level with no
million dollars scheduled at this date for the last week of November.
The estimated month's total
$65 million compared
corporates and municipals comes to $702,984,260.
to about $800 million.
46.
CORPORATE
AND
BONDS
.
MUNICIPAL
NEW ISSUE
TOTAL CORPORATES
STOCKS
CORPORATES
MUNICIPALS
AND MUNICIPALS
$69,359,020
62,928,110
$59,160,000
$128,519,020
42,580,000
87,400,000
105.508,110
468,957,130
2-
Nov."
9-14-_
500,000
only
and
Nov.
16-19—
302,598,000
$27,589,020
62,428,110
78,959,130
States
Nov.
23-27—
23,500,000
3,600,000
381,557,130
27,100,000
$368,368,000... $172,576,260
$540,994,260
former
officers
and
Armed
Forces,
licensed
enlisted
Present
persons;
men
of
insurance
the
United
in
agents
the
Any shares remaining at the end of the 60 day period
may be offered by the company to the general public.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
Total
Reserve
under the laws of the State
establish
Ariz.,
its
leased
in
h^me
Feb.
the
29,
1960,
premises
The
on
company
of
Life
used
to
at
which
$75
Insurance
of Arizona
office
quarters
period at the rental
©n
be
increase
per
on
1926
have
Aug. 2$.
East
been
month.
was
1959.
McDowell
rented
Upon
any
persons
Insurance
The company
a
company has the option
month-to-month basis.
to
Phoenix,
six
continue
months'
the
of
to
lease
occupy
of
time
as
was
and
it
has
secured
a
Certificate
of
Authority
from
the
Director of Insurance of the State of
Arizona to operate as an un¬
limited capital stock legal reserve life and
disability insurer. Under the
laws o* t e State o
Arizona
$100,000 in caoital and $50,000 in surplus
is
needed before such a Certificate of
Authority
may
be
granted.
Upon receipt of its Certificate of Authority, the company
Co issue a complete line of standard life
insurance policies,
-
.
27,100,000
proposes
and
will
larger.
LARGER
$189,140,000
$702,984,260
„
ISSUES
COMING UP
larger corporate offerings set are: On Nov. 4—$10 million General
Acceptance Corp. debentures, 500,000 shares of San Diego Gas & Electric Co/common,
and $25 million Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.; 200,000 shares of Pitney-Bowes
common on Nov. 9; on Nov. 10—375,000 shares of Kayser-Roth
common, and 300,000
shares of Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. preferreds; American Tel. & Tel. Co. will
seek bids for $250 million in debentures on Nov. 17; $40 million in debentures and
Among
the
2 mil1 ion shares of
every
the
«ueh
or
capital
incorporated
Road,
for
expiration
the
a
Co.
organized to write life insurance upon the lives
to generally write accident, sickness and heatlh
kind and nature whatsoever, and to engage in
general life insurance business.
As of Oct. 1, 1959, the company
had not engaged in
the insurance business, and will not do so until
of
^Municipals of $1 million
surplus.
BUSINESS—American
has
will
$41,770,000
■
State
of Arizona and medical licensees in the State of Arizona.
and
7
..
TABLE
TOTAL
Nov.
of
of
came
TOTAL
public offering of 300,000 shares of common
stock (par 35 cents) at $1 per share.
For the first 60
days of this offering, the company will offer its shares
following classes
total
Last week's consolidated total
CORPORATE
CORPORATE
a
the
drop of about
recapitulating the corporate and tax-exempt financing for November are
of issue and calendar week. The figures on the
offerings are obtained by the Chronicle from private and public sources.
\
underwriting
to
a
The four-week
classified in the table below by type
American Reserve Life Insurance Co.—Common
Stock
Offered—This company on Oct. 1 without
commenced
to $189 million which constitutes
comes
to last week's four-week projection.
The data
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
•Common
Municipal financing ahead is similarly afflicted with ennui at
issue of
on
Nov.
com¬
Bonds With
located at Ninth and Louisiana Sts., Little Rock, Ark.
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 23, 1959, covering
company,
with some significantly large issues, specified
to lift the estimated aggregate flotation, figure for the entire
million higher than last year's financing projection for the
shall
This
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The third week fortunately is marked
comparable period.
—
Oct. 27—V. 186, p. 521.
Power
month of November $150
and
183,682
through White, Weld & Co., has placed privately
$1,200,000 of sinking fund notes, due June 1; 1974, it was
not too encouraging dollar volume level characterizes the corporate
the capital market for the two weeks commencing Nov. 2.
serve
$733,222
—
1414.
p.
for funds from
below, which
to
Street,
pany,
^-
^
$2.19-per share for the first
$2,878,000 or 56 cents per share
a
the name
changed
71st
$6,616,267
regis¬
agent
escrow
demand
Sub¬
meet
>
or
Listlessness at
under
later
East
f
as
BUSINESS—The
I
$738,362
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING AHEAD
the
within
of
Trust
1729.
p.
1959—Month—1958
rev.\
operating
'•'Deficit.—V.
;
.
21,
the State
Arbor 11R.—Earnings—
Net rev,
year.
Reichel,
Tompkins,
York
Railway
of
last
Palestine
present. name.
Ann
associated
of
Oct.- 1
:
commercial
enterprises in Israel.
corporation's funds have been used to
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
Co.—were
quarter
"
,
primary purpose of this issue is to obtain,
for the development and
expansion of
Corporation Law of
Ampal-American
this corporation and its 50%
equity in the earnings
companies—The Chemstrahd Corp, and Ketchikan
equal to $4.48 per share of American Viscose for. the
first nine
months of 1959. These earnings are up sharply from
the
$1.77 per share reported for the same period of 1958. The combined
earnings for the third quarter of 1959 were equal to $1.34 per share
of
American Viscose
as
compared with $1.03
for the corresponding
Earnings
/
'
and
1,' 1959
Corp.—Earnings Up—
and
1
Manufacturers
current
the Stock
*
American Viscose
April
the
,
covering
.
on
of
and
the
of
office
trust
funds
industrial
amounts
debentures
H
$5,000. Interest is payable
$1,000 and
$500,
series
sinking fund requirements of the presently outstanding
issues of debentures, as well as for the repurchase of large amounts
of such debentures for future redemption.
'
/.
:
.
Ampal-American Israel Corp. was organized on Feb. 6, 1942 under
This company
■
and
G
at the principal
New York City.
year,
PURPOSE OF ISSUE—The
and
Co.—Registers With
purchase of stock to be offered for subscription by subsidiary and asso¬
ciated companies; for extensions, additions, and improvements
to its
own telephone plant;
and for general corporate purposes. According to
the prospectus, the company and its subsidiaries have been making
large construction expenditures in order to meet the demand for com¬
munication services.
•
•
•
'*• * ;
The company will accept bids before 11:30 a.m.
(EST) ■ on Nov. 17,
at
Room
2315,
195
Broadway, New York, N.
Y., for the purchase
pa
•
instance
principal amount, plus interest to the date of redemp¬
are
issued in coupon form, registerable as to prin¬
whole or in
the
Debentures
agricultural,
and
corporation
of every
standing on the preced'ng ',.')
•••',
>•
T ■» '
ration; at
option, may in addition redeem the debentures prior to the date of
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
ary offering of 45,100 shares of common stock (par SI)
was made on Sept. 30 by Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co. at $79 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$2 per share.
This oifering was completed, all of the
said shares having been sold.—V. 190, p. 1729.
Securities
annually., The
its
Stores
American Telephone & Telegraph
compounded
annum,
per
from and including 1960, and to and including'Oct) M, 1963,
20% of the series G debentures outstanding on the preceding July 1
of each year.
The corporation will retire through the operation of a
.sinking fund, on Oct. 1 of ever" vear from ah.-' including i960; and
to and
including Oct;. 1, 1968, 10%; of the series H debentures out¬
year
$33.50
American
5%
through the operation of ?. sinking fund, on Oct." 1
will retire
these
and exploring for additional gold and mineral properties
Republic of Mexico, the United States, and such other
are deemed worthy of
exploration.
acquiring
190, p. 966.
Offered—
This company on Octf 8,
1174.
p.
Corp.—Debentures
Israel
Ampal-American
paying to such company $50,000 U. S. currency: to construct and
place in working operation the mine, mill and accessories capable of
processing 100 tons of gold ore per day. estimated to cost $350,000;
payment of other obligations of approximately $15,000; and to carry
«n
with the balance of the proceeds
an
exploration program for
©ountries
1958.
cents
share compared frith $2,777,000 or 55 cents per share a year ago.
Sales of The Chemstrand Corp.
amounted to $154,915,000 for the
first nine months of 195£—an increase of 30% ' over the 1958 period.
per
36,508 shares were laid off at S33.5C per share, with a
dealer's concession of $1 per share.
Giving effect to
of
Stock Offered—Mer-
6,000,000
shares
All
American States Insurance
Pulp
American Mines, Inc.—Common
is
capital
authorized
value of 35 cents per share, or a total
par
$2,100,000.
pleted—Of the 108.144 shares ol common stock offered
by the company to its class A and class B stockholders,
a
total of 106,358 shares were taken via subscription
rights, including 38,715 shares by the underwriters
headed by City Securities Corp. /During the standby,
petroleum
gas,
petroleum
shares
due
and processing industries in twelve plants
throughout the United States and Canada. The Granberg Corporation
Is a
prime manufacturer of
tank truck, bulk plant and pipeline
the
of
provision with respect to Insurance companies lias not been passed
upon
by the Arizona Courts, it is probable that if an Arizona life
company were to be liquidated for insolvency, the courts
would permit the Director of Insurance, as the statutory receiver, to'
enforce such liability to the extent necessary to discharge insurance
obligations. As of Aug. 31, 1959, the company-had outstanding 85,500
equipment
control
and
measurement
manufactures
Jr.
G. Hamilton,
William
President,
Meter
Meter
American
for
capital
.
acquired all of the outstanding capital stock of
Oakland, Calif., it was announced on Oct. 27
has
company
Granberg
the
a
Insurance
"
would be
of approxi¬
company
the fiscal year ending next May 31
and
million,
1065.
analysts
security
the
"reaching for" sales in
mately
190,
1
may
any,
of
third
porting to make stockholders of insurance corporations individually
responsible for corporate debts to the extent of the par value of- their
shares.
While no statutory machinery has been -established lor
en¬
forcing
such
liability
and
the
applicability
of
the constitutional
to 3,700 pounds
cars—at speeds
miles an hour."
75
Mr.
.
.
if
stock
were
may
interests of
have" equal voting rights, carry
no dividend or other
preference and are nonassessable by the corpora¬
tion.
However, the Constitution of Arizona contains a provision pur¬
3,500
3,500
Corp.
—V.
3,500
3,oo0
Co.—
Friedrlchs & Co
A.
Joe
—-<
3,500
Furman Co., Inc.
Howard.
6,200
6,200
Johnson,
5,300
,
Inc.—
Co.,
Southeastern
First
5,300
—
Ltd„2-
Mioctlebrook, Inc.
Alester G.
6,200
The
Co
&
5,300
5,300
Gardner—.,—
&
Cassell &
F.
7,700
Co
5,300
&
Bateman,
B.
7,700
Edwards & Sons——
Clement A. Evans & Co..
ft.
Mead.
Frank
7,700
G.
5,300
Co.—
Lester, Ryons & Co.—
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
Weedon
Crowell,
7.700
——
A.
ized
7,700
—
—
& Co
ft. s. Dickson & Co., Inc.—
A. M. ruuaer Ar Co., Inc.—
The Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.
6,200
9,400
Dcmpsey-Tegeler
Co.,
6,200
9,400
Hammill & Co—
*3hearson,
Lynch—
9,400
Hutton & 'Co._.<—
F.
Johnston) "Lemon & Co.—-.
earnings,
like period last year.. The corporation's nine months'. sales
$185,281,000—an; increase of 20%, over the 1958 period. For the
quarter of 1959 earnings amounted to $3,386,000 or 66 cents
per share as contrasted to $2,449,000 and* 48 cents per share-for the
corresponding quarter -of 1958.. Third quarter sales were $58,571,000
compared to $58,272,000 last year.
.
• i
It
was
reported that the American Viscose equity in the earnings
of .its
50'<
owned
companies
in
the
first nine-months of 1959
amounted to $11,680,000 or $2.29 per share of American'Viscose as
the
for
insurance and accident and health
be written and if so they will
the stockholders since a portion
be paid to the policyholders.
the life
polices
the
on
CAPITALIZATION—The
common
Piper, Jaffray & HopwoodBrush, Slocunib & Co. Inc.
30,300
-—-——
of
in
engage
Participating
effect
an
6,200
Mogre, Leonard &
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.
11,800
11,800
Shields" & Co...
—9,400
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc—
9,400
Francis I. ;duPont 6z Co.—
IS.
6,200
Inc
Co.
&
have
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
69,612
Wulbern,
Carrison,
Pierce,
Loewi
Fen-
generally
business.
Shares
common in units comprising each of Transwestern
Pipeline Corp.
18; and 467,247 N. Y. State Electric & Gas Corp. common on Nov. 20.
Complete details of all corporate, municipal, government and government agency
financing are obtainable in the Monday statistical and Thursday editorial issues of
the Chronicle.—S. B.
October 29,
1959
'
Volume
190
Number 5895
'.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1831)
$15,GOO,OGO of first mortgage bonds/ series
-
public
sale
at
company's
competitive
construction
dompany estimates-.:
.
v
bidding.
its
due
to be
1989,
proceds
Net
and, other
program
'
be
will
corporate
offered
used
for
vlsable the
the
for
purposes.
but
The
.
Atlanta &
St. Andrews Bay Ry
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Net
from
rev.,
railway
—V.
190,
This
8193,770
31,147
Bessemer
Period
1,460,170
$1,377,105
73,530
*1
a
/
v
...439,904
of
its
increased
reports
fiscal
new
sales
amounted
to
8245,656,
The
year."
President,"'shows, safes
and
-'583,266
Net
net
income
compared,"with
•
income/of
income
net
of
8201,694
'
year
;
the
on
Erie
oper.
1959—9 Months—1958
82,693,687 $15,364,667 813,085,422
$488,252
1,371.246
1.477,824
13,680,981
share
same
basis
"$'822,994
81,215,863
$1,683,686
8691,106
inc.li'
."289,813
710,885
1,991,498
1,023,528
oper.
,
theran
000
992L631 .shares. ,ot
the
-on
stock
common
$1.17
•
■
outstanding
after
notes
in
the
to
35r.'o
p
i1 share
wili
-
T
A
.
common
on
,w,.
voting
1
U
lne snares
.
.
stock
hesf-effort's"
n
u
neil
i
r.
of
the
$1.)
(par
At
been
at
time
nrpss
V
sola.
registration
located
of
under
(Editor.)
.
-
.
.
the
'* BUSINESS—The
,
the
r
laws
the
ot
District
.
•,On
improve
,
company merged
with
and
.
■%
.
.
company's
'
'
Upon completion of the public offering
200,000 shares of
will
have
of
for-which
assets
7.-
f
of
The
stock
common
paid
RinMi^micil
past
few
years,
in
debt
has
been
cash
the public investors will
(44.4r/ )
department
Corp.
maintains principal
,.
own
cal
which
directors and
officers,
at
Inn
fnmmnn
Ctnck
rental
of
14tli
4607
N.
CAPITALIZATION
;
Secured
'
'
.
notes: K.
Bank
•
*
"One
June
•
'
:
.
(Interest"prepaid) payable
1.0,1959.
$Five
*One
due
note
190,
to
June
",
.
commencing
5,
monlh
per
I960
$100
paid
in
week
per
advance). \
commencing
June
10,
-1959.
T
"
•
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
offering of 25,000 shares of common stock was made
on
Oct. 19 by The Ohio Company to residents of Ohio
only at .$13.50 per share. These shares were sold for.the
of Clarence T.
Reinberger, President and prin¬
cipal stockholder of Automotive.—V. 190, p. 1730.
This
through"
Co.'s
reported
steam
Sewaren
the
Co.—New
on
$8,000,000, to
This
Oct.
the
28
manufacture
generator
York
Public
the
lor
u
Service
and
Electric
Gas
kilowatt
production.—V.
190,
1626.
p.
investment
applied
company,
195.9, to request a
General (formerly known
27,
Delaware
under
law
SEC
for
an
in
hearing
The
as
March
1923
thereon.
Midvale
is
and
Company)
registered
organized
was
as
a
non-diversi¬
investment company.
Until December 1955 it was one
principal producers of heavy ordnance material; and it also
high-pressure vessels
for
the
oil
and
chemical
industry,
heavy rotors and shafts for steam turbines and generators and other
equipment.
As of Dec. 30, 1955, it sold all its physical assets; and
closed-end
fied
the
of
produced
Oct.
on
shares
and
of
in
General
civil
a
stock;
common
outstanding common
600,000
In
1958, it registered as an investment company.
Since 1932
its predecessors have been the owners of at least 368,700
1.
Baldwin
action
in
between
of
of
the
to
be
basis
of
5
for
The
order
interest
an
offer
mon.
under
company
violation
shares
by
that
the
holds
of Baldwin
settlement
qualification
constituted
to
from
the
common
A
against
of
for
one
to
such
THE
common.
Financial
COMMERCIAL
AND
and
tax
FINANCIAL
by
company
March 3,
NOTE:
On
1879.
account
011
General
apply to
the
com¬
the SEC
exemption
to be
Court and
considerations
CHRONICLE
in
the
Under
TO
PRESENT
26
Co.
to
the
York
last
one-sixth
and
payablo
date.
church exten¬
190, p. 767.
Wabash
Ave.,
Oct.
on
Stock
Chicago, filed
1959, covering
21,
issuable
exercise
upon
Option
Plan
for
of
key
* 1520.
p.
be
letter
a
number
offered
Stock
to
stock
common
stock
of
Plan
price
the
on
the
for
private
a
the
common
of
employees
or
with
of
shares
Purchase
offering
notification
shares
of
Stock Exchange
quoted
of
of
number
'
1
purchase
1960
sale
New
company
at
the
at
prica
a
York
Stock
,
stock.—V.
of
174,
of
of
.the
the
fluctuations
plan,
stock
for
liabilities
common
of
and
share
each
stock
of
Gamewell
would
24.598
Oct,
in
1959
EARNINGS—In
in
the
rate
of
the
fiscal
were
$13,561,446
$2.12
per
to
share
issued and to
class B shares.
S.
D.
Den
corporation,
Bohn
Uyl,
Brass
Chairman,
10,555
to
company
stock.
assumed
be
located
in
Detroit.
•
income
Freight
Kuhn,
W.
Michigan,
formed
in
the
tion's
a
Allen
and
sales
highway
volume
is
The
for
Aluminum
in
&
Brass
major
aluminum
shapes,
pistons,
and
sidiary,
Plastray
brass
the
for
Gordon,
2,000,000
Substantially
make
shares
inad-
Offered
1731.
p.
,
*
weeks
ended Sept.
27,
1959 amounted
to
sliafe, subject to year-end adjustments, it was
Hensliel, President.
For
the six-month period
a
the
over
190,
1176
pp.
Bank
the
comparable
and
period
of
the
preceding
fiscal
968.
Agent—
o( New York has been appointed principal transfer agent
$0.25
par
the
by
Bliss
Calgary
sub¬
Power
Months Ended
12
1
Gross
the
of
corporation, a Delaware
required from the State of
are
Ltd.
President,
announced
oi
31—
operations:.
Provision
Vice-President, of
Wholly
Owned
for
—
income
1
3,666,670
taxes„_,
4,138,648
$7,988,750
revenue
$7,302,393
2,248,39<y
(net)
2,363,953
$5,624,797
Dividends
Net
.
"
The
the
preferred
on
shares
taxes
payable
$3,628.98G.
changed
The
in
respect
difference
against
535,000
$5,089,797
income
to
taxes
$5,053,500
535,000
$4,518,500
.....
income
amount
2,666,672
"4,997,284
Balance
newly
1958
$22,457,663 $19,406,562
5,804,959
5,298,843
<
that
the
Subs.)
1959
i
expenses
for
depreciation
operating
Interest charges
this
26
Oct.
011
(and
Aug.
from
revenue
Operating
Net
ciation
and
bronze
a
multi-million
ihroughout
brass
Corp.,
is
extrusions
ingot,
and
makes
the
and
country.
Bohn's
forgings, brass
aluminum
products
recorded
those future
to
.
allowance
in
and
the
income
of
the
of
12
$1,368,298
results
from
months
between
period
this
and
for
tax
calculating
of
American
in America
Bend, Wis.,
$500,000 of
NOTE:
conditioning products. Another sub¬
plastic housewares.—V. 189, p. 806.
United
Missions of The
Lutheran
(a Pennsylvania non-profit corpora¬
Offered—B.
C.
&
Co.,
of
West
Oct. 27, presented a limited offering of
514%, 51/2% and 5%% direct obligation
filed
maturing
series
$500,000
B
notes
including Oct.
1,
maturities
series
of
maturing
1974
have
B
notes,
set
forth
above
$1,000,000
is
for
principal
the
first
amount
of
semi-annually from April 1, 1967 to and
already been placed with two institutional
investors.
net
less
Possessions, Territories
exchange, remittance for
OF
than
William
NOTES—At
15
B.
days'
in
accounts.
which
will be
purposes
This
amounts
less
than
difference
is
claimed
for capital
cost
depreciation recorded
the
statement
is
subject to audit.—V.
188,
442.
p.
the
option
published
of
notice,
the
corporation
notes
of
a
and
maturity,
corporation, located at 122 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 27, 1959 covering
shares
in
of
common
stock.
The
company
proposes
to
offer
this
exchange for all the outstanding preferred and common stock
Corp, pursuant to an agreement with certain shareholders
Flexonics
of
Flexonics.
exchange
of
Under
the
on
Flexonics
this
basis
common,
agreement,
of
share
1
and
4
of
shares
Calumet stock
such
for
The
stock
each
ferred.
will
for
share
be
each
of
offered
2r:»
pre¬
'
agreement
F.
P.
was
Farrar,
signed
and
D.
by
Meridan
Wendell
-
Corp.,
Fentress,
ill
shares
Flexonics
Calvin
who
own
Fentress,
or
Jr.,
represent
aggregate of approximately H5<> of the Flexonics common and about
of its preferred.
Flexonics is engaged
in the manufacture of
BOO"
flexible
and
metql hose, fittings and assemblies; synthetic hose assemblies
fittings; bellows and assemblies; expansion joints; and ducting
systems
Its
REDEMPTION
periods
tax
This
of
an
serial
a
188,340
John
interest.
of
above
Calumet & Ilecla, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
stock
Ziegler
on
schedule
the
air
notes, series B, dated Oct. 1, 1959, and due semi¬
annually from April 1, 1961 to Oct. 1, 1966, at 100% and
accrued
for
in
depre¬
applicable
accounts.
and
bearings
castings,
rod
serial
upon
Stk.
190,
Earnings—
all
an
importer of steel products used
construction industries.
The corpora¬
running in excess of nine million dollars
Corp.
cities
and
refrigeration
tion)—Notes
the
above.-^-V.
26
56 cents
or
51.4/0
Tills
Board
Chureh
The
Inc.,
purposes an amount of cauital cost allowance greater than the
olfices
include
Lines,
value common stock
corporation.
Inheritance tax waivers
New York.—V.
190, p. 1627.
dollar corporation
operating ten plants in Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois and maintaining
sales
A
this
Bzura Chemical Co. Inc.—Transfer
year.
Bohn
class
.1
by Harry B.
Sept. 30, 1958 the company reported net income of $1,048,942 or
a
share.
Last year's profit included 17 cents a share dcrivedl
from a non-recurring special item, Mr. Henshel said.
He added that,
according to unaudited figures, profit from operations this year in¬
•
subsidiary.
Everglades is principally
building
common
combined
cents
Bohn
current
500,000
A
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
reported
creased
acquired inventories, machinery and equipment, and all rights
the going business of the Port Everglades Steel
Corp. at Fort
Lauderdale, Florida. Louis Zinn, founder of the Port Everglades, has
and
the
on
operating
$557,452,
were
class
of
'
ended
54
has
President
to
used
corporate
1959,
taxes
shares
Transportation, Inc.—Com.
Buckingham
Net
to
elected
be
offering, the issuing company'9
changed from Buckingham Transportation, Inc.
been
$1,039',845
Corp.—Acquisition—
Terry
and
will
general
30,
after
250,000
share
per
April
earnings
the
CHANGE—Effective with
has
ended
year
and
011
$1.11
Bulova Watch
•
approved this plan by the required %rd vote
Upper Falls, Mass.—V. 190, p. 867.
&
for
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current offering and appli¬
capitalization of the company will consist of $5,260,982, funded debt; 250,090 shares of class A common stock, $1 par
value;
and 250,000 shares of class B colnmon
stock, $1 par value.
Buckingham
Newton
Bohn Aluminum
offering
and
cation of proceeds,
See,
,
shareholders
22,
stock
Freight Lines, with its principal executive
Rapid City, S. Dak., provides scheduled motor service over
and
irregular routes in
nine
northwestern
states
and
the
Canadian provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan.
name
260,000 slis.
sidiary.
Gamewell
the
obligations,
shares.
Gamewell
of
from
other
in
year.—V.
the
and
BUSINESS—Buckingham
$116,747
500,000 slis.
1,500,000
proceeds
loans
oversub¬
was
regular
stockholders will be entitled to receive
V2 share of $1.80 cumulative preferred
Gamewell
common
Bliss
of
of
authorized
bank
stock
common
offering
•
Co.—Acquisition—
shares
the
250,000 shares of class A
Outstanding
53.000
presently
offered
off
office
FINANCING-
89,967
pit/)-!-;-2k!J:-___r
Bliss
the
share
1
stock
(Reg.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S.
of
to
due
purposes.
-
U. S. Patent Office)
William Dana Seibert. President; Claude Seibert, Vice President.
Published twice
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STale 2-0613); Copyright 1959 by William
of
A
will
outstanding
are
No
.
exchange
an
General
of
an
negotiated
upon approval of the settlement by the District
acceptance of the exchange offer by holders of at least 44,765
General
as
acquisition
was
for
of
share
Baldwin
12(d),
Baldwin
investment
conditioned
of
the
Court
General
settlement
stockholders
requires
Section
of
District
the
another
of
thereof.
agreement
exemption
the
Act
S.
defendants which provides
Baldwin
435,325
General.
of
business
12(d)
plaintiffs and
of
now
in
the
in
Section
made
it
July 1958 in the U.
stockholders of General
Wilmington by certain
General, it was alleged
Baldwin
and
shares
instituted
and
investment
EFFECT
GIVING
indebtedness,'
increase
from
Port
the
to
for Affil.
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect to its
relationship with General Industrial Enterprises, Inc.; and the Com¬
mission issued
an
order giving
interested persons until
12:30 P.M.
Oct.
equal
payment
loans.—V.
SEC
filed
Employees
New
exceed
NAME
agreement on Oct. 23 providing for the
of substantially all the assets of The Gamewell Co., Newton
Falls, Mass.,. manufacturers of fire alarm and police signal
systems, to a subsidiary of the E. W, Bliss Company, it was announced
by Robert Potter, President.
Bliss stockholders have authorized an
receipt of a contract for
Universal Pressure "once-
Securities Corp.—Seeks Exemption
New
to
and
Upper
been
Baldwin
the
such
South
the
190,
19
Provision
Station. Woydbridge, Township. N. J.
The
to enable the purchaser to realize 'considerable' savings
electrical
of
cost
the
the
being
Boiler Contract—
Generating
unit is expected
in
Wilcox
company
than
more
cash
Missions
Co., Brunswick, Ga.—Files
Exchange Commission—
;
equal
•Dated. Aug.'3 mnd. Aug. .24, respectively, and maturing /Aug.. 3 and
Aug.^24, 1969,;; Kitli/instjillihents (which include interest) of, in one
ease,,$2,000-a month for three years and $600 a month thereafter and,
in .1,lie* other case, Of $120.75 a month, ° secured
by trust deeds on the
company's real property.—V. 190, p. 1175.
011
&
Mead
Stockholders, approved .an
Auton.otiv^e Parts
Babcock
Lu¬
$8,000,series
& Paper
revenues
lack of trained personnel
of
$118,000
I960.'
5,
because
do
J.
(E. W.)
commencing June
to
purcll.a se /oblig a dons.
Common stock- ($1
-
450,000 slis.
month
per
unable
are
»•
*1,866
The national laboratory serves other
clinics,
physicians, universities and
Authorized
433,727
ary
account
of
to
on
623
undetermined
$5)
transfer
payable
1519.
p.
'
**■
area.
hospitals,
CAPITALIZATION
"v'
payable $1,681.54
(Installments
—V.
$1,500
'
notes
V'
Kqulpffien t
'$37,500 -
v
necessary
Sundry
.*7-1,866
($l pafiL7<.750,000 slis.
-stock
note
,*
Outstanding
,
$37,500
33,727
—
Financing Institutions/■''
Common
of
for
undetermined
an
PROCEEDS—The
complex equipment.
The company was incorporated in July, 1959 and acquired a
group of
established California corporations engaged in similar work, in exchange
for shares of its; own common stock.
:
PRESENT-FINANCING
' Authorized
n
/
•:
~
Others'.
4he
or
clinics
notes
GIVING: EFFECT TO
'
--
'laboratories,
and
v
.,
(par
pay
Procedures, Inc. operates a national medi¬
laboratory in Los Angeles and six clinical laboratories in 1
reference
tories
Suite
G, D. C.,
The company's servicing
W., Washington," D. C.,
$7,800.
Street,
at
'•
.
medical "
it leases at an annual rental of $1,500. The hi-fideli'ty
department of the company is located at 2934 M Sb, N.: W„
C.
These jiremises, arevleased at. an annual ."rental
Washington, D.
of $3,900; r/*" "
total
at
Oct.
on
an
and
pursuant
Oi'fprpd
-Lommon biocK tJiier.ea
•.medical schools throughout the United States and Canada. The services
consist of specialized laboratory analysis which most hospitals, labora¬
which premises
sales
to
up
81,500,000
principal
1
at $10 per share.
This
scribed and the books closed.
on
hospitals,in the Los Angeles
/
.
_
administrative offices
1625 Eye Street; N. W., Washington
annual
an
is located
Bank)
and
($1 par)
BUSINESS—Biocliemicals
the -company, 'for
of
8300,000. * The
Motelevision
915-16 Uafritz Building,
par)
Oct.
reduced
Oct. 27 publicly offered 100,000 shares
stock of Biochemical Procedures, Inc., priced
the" company will own 250,000 shares of stock
-.(55.6V)
.will
have
contributed
$105,000
cash,/services and
company
time
Ex¬
The
United
/Buckingham Freight Lines—Stock Offered—A11 under¬
writing" group headed by Cruttenden, Podesta & Co. on
'
Frnppfliiros
Shields & Co.
they
whiclb it leases-at
v.*
the
over
long-term
Biocnemicai i.roceuures, inc.
i
.
capital.
promoters
s
South
6(57
which period the
lihnhdn—V ion n
'
'
'
ci
accompanying
they
.
the
to
1965.
out).
the
American
of
Oct.
or
underwriting is involved.
The
proceeds are to be used for the
p. 2454.
equipment. Ty, Rental corp. of America was the > Gf
common
purchasing ugent of s new TV equipment. Motelevision Corp. acted as
the servicing-arm,for
•Tat $7.50 per share. This offering was oversubscribed and .
both;companies.»
Pursuant to the merger as aforesaid, the company issued 100,000
the books closed.
shares « $1 .par common stock to Paul and Dorothy Schneider and
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds 5 of the sale will be used by the company
Irving und Dorothy ;Liff and William Goldberg in exchange for-all of
for a general plan
of expansion and to provide additional working*
the outstanding stock .of Motelevision
Corp. and TV Rental Corp, of
::•,
,
in
during
1
America.
;
established
i,v
,
into itself,
•
.
facilities
l
stock, which
company's Restricted
Pulp
company
covering
(no
Exchange.
^
television
Motele(incorporated Oct. 31, 1950 in Maryland), and the;latter*s
wholly-owned affiliate, TV Rental Corp. of American (incorporated in
the
District
of
Columbia/on March • 18,
1957)
Moteievision
Corp.
s was .engaged,., in
the business of leasing and servicing television sets
'
Bigelow is pushing its program to further
and. ito expand its sales volume.
He said that
operations
production
vision Corp.
and
its
by
1,
Church
was
and
I flnd nther institutions.
June 10,. 19d9,-the
I..
i
The
SEC
not
said-• that
representing 80 V ;of the- company's carpet: manufacturing operations,
are/functioning-at good efficiencies. He further stated that good busiincorporated on Aug. 6/ 1958, under
i'. ness was anticipated at .thisVthne for the last three months of 1959.
of Columbia.;: The company was organized to
Mr.
Weicker also reported -that net working capital at Sept. 26,
of
sets, Utir-%
a ratio oi 5.31 to 1.
Thisrcflects
accompanying accessories to hotels, motels, , . .in .^ase of $1,501,000 in net working capital since Dec. 31, 1958,
company
SI" theb^iness'of leasinS and servicing
hncn!)!'!
:
Weicker
Board
interest
with
With Securities and
market
tax credits.
'Mr.
and
on
April
loaned
churches.
common
personnel.—V.
Brunswick
r
per v amdeh'Sept. 26^ 1959,'was $261,000, equivalent to 23 cents per common :
rinp-«hare. This compares-, witlr a loss of $534,000 after- applicable income :
tax-: credits Tor the jthirti quarter of
1958.
The 1959 third quarter !
'
.'
profit hefox-etincome; tux-charges was $528,000, an improvement of ;
purchase of
$1,600,000 over last; year's loss of $1,072,000 before applicable income
new
the
available
statement,
shares
$1.50
PROCEEDS—The -,net proceeds . Will he /used for.;, the
television sets and accessory equipment for rental contracts; for
purchase of inventory of Stromberg-Carlson hi-fidelity
equipment and
component ! electrical'parts; enlarging and renovating the service department on*!14th .St/,;Washington, D! C.;
renovating the Georgetown
T Branch, 2934 M St./ N. W.. Washington, D. C.; and for
working capital.
M
""
time
from
to
available
authorized
Hanover
of
aggregate
,
about
® aDOUt 011C
prior
existing
mission
April
cash
company,
.
a
,
U
had
2(/c
Brunswick-Balke-CoHender Co.--Registers With SEC
.
>
.....
1 Audio-Dynamics ; Corp.—Common > Stock
Offered— > oi ^a^/over'^e. $14,438.000.for the same three months of 1953. Sales
t{
Bigelow .carpets showed an increase ot 25.3V over the same period
& Co., Inc., on Oct.' 26 publicly offered 200,000'i..;
<>f']ast'''year.'■/Nefc'T>roiit/aft'fcr'income' tax charges lor the three months
n„irt.L
shares
be
sold.
(The
amount
the
of
and
management
;
shall
816,000,000
been
borrow
new
month
Trustee
redeemed
over
has
and
succeeding
options
7;
assist
issued
the
next
be
(currently
FUND—Each
351,516
.A
the premium
supplement
America* to
been
with
not
may
Missions
to
aggregate
sion loans
providing ;
-
the payment
LIMITATION—So long as any of these notes are
outstanding,
Board of American Missions shall limit its
total funded indebted¬
ness
.
'
-
on.
by
follows:
DEBT
,tor preterma
dividend.,. Ti,e 1999 profit o, sl.2ra.oou compares
with ii loss, qf 83.087,000 for the comparable period of 1958.
"
'
t
^Lowell P.: Wdicker/president, pointed out that operating profit before
-
1965,
as
share
per
redeemed
be
may
1,
premium
a
used,
are
ISSUE—To
Funds
used
have
the
on
after
>
"
corporation
after April
to
American
be
the
of
.
$1,268,000
and
and
(c)
OF
Church
to
deposit
.
to
Loan
of
notes
Net, profit .forrihe* first three quarters of. 1959 was
charges fdr or in lieudof income taxes, equivalent to
and
funds
1965,
1969;
tension
„
the new!lisckl/yeari'five, hew
w.'stores were
M.; Portland, Ore.;'Clevelandj Ohio; Newgrk,
of
opened
1,
PURPOSE
12,394,316
from ry. oper.
rev.
railway
unborrowed
April 1,
1, 1967,
Aprjl
RR.—Earnings—
195 ?—Month—1953
revenue—"
expenses!1
the
on
and including Oct. 1, 1966; 1%
on
and after
including Oct. 1, 1968; no premium after Oct.
1, 1969;
(b) If borrowed funds are used, the premium shall
be 3(/o
on
and after April 1, 1965, to and
including April 1, 1967; 2':'o on and
after Oct. 1, 1967, to and
including April 1, 1969; no premium after
Sep!, ,27,;J1958. Esclpdin^ tlie^voiunie of the Sanford wholesale division,
discontinued Dec, 31,'.195.8, the increase in Bigelow carpet sales was
23.3'i. for iheMrst nine nVbnths of 1959.
^
year
Since June,
start
1n^Aibhqtier'que,''N.
)
Lake
&
End, Sept. 3C—
oper.
by
interest
accrued
April
Nef.,sales for fho/pine months ended Sept. 26, 1959 were $50,646,000,
d an increase oiV 1Q.9'£ over/the $15,681,000 for the nine months ended
the"
in
If
after
Corp.—Acquisition—Sales
above,—V. 190, p. 458.
Bigelow-Sanfor4 Carpet Co., Inc.—Sales and Earns. Up
d.hVffirst"-'
for
principal,
SINKING
ago.vy'
;•»•
• '•••
Net income forythe 1959
quarter was equivalent to 31 cents per share
on
U„789,968 shares of common ."stock,. against 25 cents per share last,
•„
of
designated
interest payment date
any
.
to
report
and.^ other
maturities
or
these
,
Board
Net
Sewing Centers, Inc.—Earnings Up—
; same period a
f
General,
as
$1,678,699
Shareholders by Herbert
84,458,669 for the
three,
niopthe.,^nded 'Ang.v31, vi959.. compared with:.$4,112,086 in the
same
quarter lats;< year.. Net. income for' the « firsf quarter this* year
Kern,
American Dryer Corp.
Railway
Railway
1414.
company
quarter
-
and
soon
"Deficit.—V- 19% p. 1415.
.Atlas
i:
inc.-_;
oper.
p.
contemplated as
11(4, p. 018.
la)
83,138,869
1,577,005
,161,165
8108,908
ops.
is
otler considerations,—V,
195.9—9 Mos.—1958
82,954,110
$360,935
164,635
exps.
ry.
consolidation
or
Baltimore Paint & Chemical
See
-Earnings-
1959—Month-—1958
$273,543
rev.
merger
Lax, and
construction
1959
expenditures at 832,300,000,
of which
$22,4G0,000 had been expended by Sept. 30th,
Construction
expenditures in 1900 are estimated at $30,000,000.—V. 190, p. 1729.
Railway operating
Railway operating
immediate merger or consolidation of Baldwin
such
financial
3
to
and
general
Flexonics
as
Dana
for
aeronautical
and
missile
applications.
in Maywood, 111.
Its products are said
Calumet, which at present plans to operate
separate subsidiary.—V. 190, p. 1416.
components
offices
complement
a
are
those
located
of
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
George J. Morrissey,
Editor;
a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
B. Dana company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the A*r
and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year;, in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per 5Tear.
Other Countries, $72.00 per yeaT.'
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1832)
Carson Pirie
Co.t—Merger—
Scott &
share, showed an even sharped gain over 1958 results. They were
greater than last year's nine month earnings of $4,360,160,
per share. Clark's record earnings for a full year were
$9,536,000 in 1955.—V. 190, p. 1068.
ations
nouncement was
made
Cadillac
&
,
Angeles corporation in the first nine months of 1959 deliv¬
worth of printing systems to missile contractors for use
out operations on Atlas, Minuteman, Talos. and Polaris pro¬
for
Gas
Oct.
The
C.
of
news
the
President of
the
contained
was
merger
in
a
and
Cascade,
joint statement from
Ernest W. Jorgensen,
director
operations.
Oregon
other
No
in
vice-president
and
Cascade,
of
personnel
in
changes
charge of
Oregon
Eastern
the
of
anticipated.
are
Net
Net
Federal
before
income
income
Number
of
preferred
Earned
per
common
The
to
$5;
underwriters
shares
$0.11.
$0.11
Common Stock Offered
—
at competitive sale
stock
the
$58.51
company
by
share
per
issue.
bids
received
were
share.
.
.
proceeds from this offering will be used by Central
$3,200,000 of bank borrowings, to make addi¬
in common stocks of subsidiaries
PROCEEDS—Net
West to
repay
tional investments of about 83,000.000
during
with the balance
during 1961-62.
1959-60,
In
manner
DIVIDENDS- Quarterly
a
basis
the
on
of
of
dividend
45
rents
this
be made available to subsidiaries
to
to be
paid
Nov.
on
30.
operating subsidiaries—Central Power
Co. of Oklahoma, Southwestern Electric
Co;—form an integrated electric
utility system operating in portions of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and
Louisiana.
At June 30, 1959 the system provided retail electric service
to more than 807,000 customers in 770 communities.
&
Light
Power
company's
Service
Public
Co..
Co..
West
and
EARNINGS-
Utilities
Texas
the
In
months
12
June
ended
30.
consolidated
1959
revenues of
the system were $153,233,000 and net income
$27,816,000,' equal to $2.70 per share on the 10,287,317 shares
outstanding on June 30,1939. Comparable figures for the 1958 calendar
year were:
$146,806,006 and $26,184,000, or $2.54 per share on the
operating
was
basis.
same
$1.—V.
this
consolidated
30
offering,
Central
operating
operating
-
|
,
Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings-
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
from
rev,
1959—Month—1958
$905,000
921,697
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$7,927,000
$7,951,000
6,727,411
7,232,644
*$179,268
*$16,697
$1,199,589
•Deficit.—V.
376,124
196,168
404,545
993,268
ops.
deficit
190,
1417.
p.
Perlod End. Sept. 30—
"
—V.
from
rev.
The
railway
190,
p.
oper.
automatic
1959— Month—1958
1959—9 Mos—1958
$
$
22.697,772
196.394.718
186,090,475
exps.
17.000,239
17,282,112
159,717,254
147,317,879
ops.
4,090,744
5,415,660
36,677,464
38,772,596
1,522,269
The
operating
operating
2,154,613
13,666,816
15,799,690
railway
190,
p.
1959—Month—1958
$686,154
rev.
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$519,047
$5,464,810
$4,483,419
exps.
355,987
336,247
3.272,430
3,179,265
$330,167
$182,800
$2,192,380
$1,304,154
inc.—
142,201
oper.
79,485
879,287
477,303
1417.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
Period End. Sept, 30—
1959—Month—1958
?
operating
operating
1959—9 Mos,—1958
$
$
$
20.753,870
exps.
16,752,047
ops.
4.001,823
5,896,562
32.089,362
Net railway oper. inc.—
—V. 190, p. 1417.
3,582,663
9,502,413
ry.
23,840,946 183.988,365 180,905,209
17,944.384 151.899,003 149,493,883
sales
facilities
United
190, p.
Net
Period End. Sept. 30—
trading
*
be
to
1959—Month—1958
$
'
Stock
Traded
Gross
leading
a
on
Oct.
on
manufacturer
19
the
on
$
1931
and
1955,
the
in
taxes
Europe
1924,
last
sales
the
and
major
South
the
on
19,868.789 163,589,129
14.694.380
15,431.872
1958.
32
cents
corporate
other
Net
"
ry. oper.
1,873.859
inc—
*751,345
139,417,410
4,436,917
24.171,719
27,092.514
1,707,088
■
3,642,193
6,400,259
industrial
centers
the
across
'
for
Net
1417.
Equipment Co.—Reports Record 9-Month Sales
sale
of
were
period
for
records
in
perl<j>d ln ,tiie company's 56
exceeded sales and
h
earnings for
-
of
nine
month
551
over
any
period
1958
years
months
of
George Spatta
$1,385,935,
41,954,457
12,694,435
12,441,764
12,386.613
33,401,803
33,305.804
29,507,844
27,116.088
declared——
or
the
27.116,088
24,970.852
1
business
6,249,716
on
14,227,699,
82.35
$2.35
$2.40
$2.42
14,-
—V.
$25,--
190.
shares
average
out-
«
$2.37
1521.
p.
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Period End. Sept. 30—
with
$2.36
-
the period—,—
during
43590,991
,
at
outstanding
period,
6,285,715
stock-
of com.
shares
on
of
standing
after
compared
paid
213,010 A: 12,505,494 respectively
Railway
operating
Railway operating
adjusting for the 31. stock
stock distribution on Aug. 10
-- v- /——*-,-7— •—
operations
plants
IIR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$1,483,235
$1,485,911 $16,379,306 $12,261,455
1,296,335
1,138.553
11,797,275
10,132,940
rev.
Net
through
exps.
electric
power
ry.
$186,900
$347,358
52,105
ops.
222,672
-Net^railWaY-opeft ine.iX.-—V.
acquisitions
broadening of its
acquired
Hetherington,
company
horse
from
rev.
190,
$4,582,033
-
3,223,502
-
$2,128,515
1,318,491
1418.
p.
and
equipment."'' • *'
a
subsidiary,
motors
and
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
Controls
Period End.
Railway
A,
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
Sept. 30—
operating
Operating
Railway
speciai
.
:
formed
Co.
by
and
period
for
30
period
190,
this
190,
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958-
1959— 9 Mos.—1958
rev.
$556,730
S555.461
$5,903,212
exps.
374,604
373,435
3,733,934
3,415,375
ops.
$182,126
$182,026
$2,169,278
$1,571,284
inc—
40,939
36,838
450,255
232,689
ry.
oper.
$4,986,659
1418.
p.
Dewey Portland Cement Co.—Merger Plan Off—
the
for
the
period
stockholders
to
v
domestic
and
Canadian
sub¬
compared
with
$353,767,402
for the
Figures for both years include the opera¬
1958.
of the company's Best Foods division.
Net income after
taxes
applicable to common shares totalled $21,47^56,2 as against $20 837
-
946,
reported
$1.97
per
for
the
share,
common
year
is
basis
per
$1.92,
were
estimated
would
that
and
for
similar
the
last'
period
based
the
at
10,828,823
on
This
year.
10,898.831
on
shore
common
based
amount
aifiliates
same
is
equivalent
shares
common
end
of
third
the
shares
common
to
out¬
quarter
outstanding.
to
not
period
consolidated, had
last
year
been
$2.06
was
included.
addition
Old
of
high
a
table
&
name
brand
two
Manse,
also
was
in
Inc.
Easy Flow is
traditionally
per
such
will
the
blend
of
company's
and
cane
line
maple
of
of
the
machines
interest
products
the
and
syrups
major
a
customer
of
the
company.
company's
major
raw
material
needs.
Mr.
that,
based
on
this
year's
harvest, agricultural
adequate in the months ahead. T^ese supplies include
be
crops
seed
as
grain
corn,
oils.—V.
190,
p.
sorghum,
peanut
and
Crane-Hall Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC
corporation on
covering 125.000
at
The
$2
filed
15
shares
of
share,
per
proceeds
Oct.
used
be
letter
of
notification
stock
common
without
to
are
a
(par
underwriting.
production,
for
10
sales
with
cents)
the
to
promotion
be
and
markets.
9
months
$14,399,000
$942,000
versus
shares
year's
highest
for
any
but
they
of operation,
fuil year,
Mr.
also
Spatta said.
period,
60
earnings
the
$652,000.
Based
outstanding,
cehts
of
48
in
Sept.
same
the
cents
30.
1959.
period
of
the
on
earnings
9
in
the
9
1958,
average
per
months
sales
share
this
and
after
Based
share
and
compared
57
A
cents
with
in
were
and
B
divi¬
last
the
12
months.
of
the
1959
figures reported include the sales and profits
The
1959
figures also include sales
Olympic Plastics Co., Inc. from April 1.—V. 189, p. 2032.
Laboratories.
$102,652
equal
to
410*.
1956!
$4.36
Dayton Rubber Co.—Acquisition by Sub-icPary—
Cadillac Plastic &. Chemical Co., a subsidiary
has purchased the plastics distribution business
of
of
Dayton Rubber
Delta
Products
Co., '
It
is
expected
that
the
not disclosed.
pharmaceutical
Aug.
enued
31,
1241
manufacturer,
announced
the
over
net
net
of
for
reporting
profits
after
taxes
$30,166.47 for fiscal
up 461 from $771,526.20 to $1,125,584.13.
figures do not include $232,591 in sales of Alphabet
Doctors' Mutual Service Co., both wholly-owned
were
"
the
upon
amounted
.
present
18
to
Dilbert's
number
cents
Quality
as
of
shares
against
outstanding,
eight
cents
in
the
net
1958.—V.
per
190,
Supermarkets, Inc.—Merger—
on
Oct. 26 Jointly by S. Solon Cohen, Chairman of
ber/s, and Allen Germain, President of Germain's.
the
Under
received
be
the
of
agreement,
27,500 shares of Dilbert's
holdings.
will
terras
Mr. Germain continues
operated
as
Germain
stock
common
as
Board
in
of
Dil-
stockholders
exchange for their
which
President of Germain Stores,
wholly-owned subsidiary
a
the
Stores
of Dilbert's.
40-year-old Dilbert chain operates supermarkets and lood stores
Brooklyn,
Queens.
Nassau and
Suffolk
Countries in
Manhattan,
to
in
processing plant in Queens. Germain Stores, founded
of the oldest family^owned variety store organiza¬
Is
country
Street
Mr.
meat
a
ago,
the
years
in
Cohen
one
with
downtown
said
main
goods
end
several
other
100,000
the
chain's
in
The merger
buying
non-food
square
year
foot
present
and
branch
at
Fifth
in Merrick,
Ave.
and
L. I.
of Germain's will give Dilbert's
merchandising
items.
Plans
are
food-and-variety
stores will
housewares,
variety
no«> in
progress to open
self-service supermarkets,
have greatly
enlarged merchandise
'
departments.
Last
offices
and
a
combining food and general merchandise under
logical and necessary step towajd the one-stop shop--
experience
ground
store
Brooklyn and
that
single roof is a
ping centers of the future.
a
Dilbert's
made
major move in its program to expand
and integrate operations when it acquired Kollner's, Inc.* a 56-year-old
meat packing and processing company with 11 supermarkets and
eight
retail meat stores.
Co..
assemblies.
The merger of Germain Stores, Inc., with this chain of 83
super¬
markets and food stores in the greater New York area, was announced
and
1958 and
Hollister-Stier
and profits of
of
257.
p.
$16,259 000
of
were
increase of
subsidiaries.
tions
preferred
based
year
an
sales
These
60
earnings
number
year,
months,
were
record
Laboratories, Inc.,- and
months
$159,556 511
year were $145,385,000 ill
nine-month
nine
were
ended
in
Angeles
Sales
1958.
15th
the
against
acquisition
fiscal
195S
months-
1958.
21-year
therapeutic field and complemented many of its ethical
the
$87,659.29.
addition
This
Berkeley, Cal. pharmaceutical firm, reported first 9
earnings this year were more than total earnings for the 12
ultrasonic
medical
the
of
Los
The
the
of
in
Laboratories—Earnings Rise—
unbroken
an
Earnings Up 124%—
The
Cutter
and
in
Terms
bean
soya
869.
has
Amrex
drug products.
the
Chicago area, was recently acquired from
starch product innovation bearing the trade
now
being supplied in
quantity to the textHe
1938,
line will be broadened considerably under Diketan- managements
'
Dr. Michael J. Walsh, President of Diketan Laboratories, Inc., pointed
out
that
the acquisition
was
a
logical extension of the company's
share
common
stockholders
out
domestic
cotton
to
Products
the
on
pointed
supplies
Corn
in
profitable operations and expat ding sales,
lite current year is ex¬
pected to see n record high in both sales and nec profits.
Amrex manufactures short-wave diathermy equipment, galvano-sine
Estimate
A
industry,
Brady
to
names
quality
syrup
Berry,
made
*
.
Amrex
ment.
world-wide.
Announcement
869.
this
corporation announced the acquisitior. of Ainrex
Los Angeles area manufacturer of medical electronic equip¬
will continue operations as a division of Diketan.
Electronics,
earnings per common share on a world-wide
$2.16 if earnings of international subsidiaries
branches,
190,. p.
Inc.—Acquisition—
28
Oct.
On
nine-
comparable
reported
Established
its
above.—V.
Co.,
Diketan Laboratories,
as
tions
American-Marietta
See,
1523.
p.
company
of
recently
and
company
of
of
ahead
were
figures
Brady.
to
T.
the
share
per
Sept.
$363,816,293,
were
comparable
earnings
ended
William
sales
sidiaries
Brazil.—V.
in
Co.—Earnings Rise-
according
year,
President
Net
products
Products
sales
last
Both
were
ended Sept. 30 were
hine-month
sales
of
*•»rnwfV!?fUS*forthe ful1
a
of $10,383,449 for
Earnings
for the first nine
both sales and
earnings.
President, has reported to Shareholders.
Sales
and
earnings figures not onlv
the
45,807,568
-..
income--—.——
share
per
end
501
the
1958,
rotating
control
common
io£iark. ??uLpn?ent Co- operating results
new
for
393.275
46,096.238
41.561,182
after
the
:
fractional
Controls
of
Corn
dends
Increase
99,466
working capital & construe.
inc,
Based
G., in Zug
Switzerland.
Controls A. G. is the firm's base
company for foreign
operations for co-ordinating European sales activities and
providing
technical services, including application
engineering services to Euro¬
pean manufacturers.
Through a jointly-owned company with a Brazil¬
ian
firm,
arrangements
were, recently
made
for
the
manufacture
of
Earnings—
1959 established
45,708,182
97.243
;
Based
—
In
electrical
1959,
For
Clark
45,998.995
—
Balance-^retained in
of precision electrical switches;
purchased certain
Burners,
Inc.,
and
acquired
Redmond
Co.,
Inc.,
Breese
manufacturers
of
216,035,437 214,796,005 204,503,496
opers..
income
Cash dividends
(he two predecessor companies
million.
Now
in
1959
Controls
has expanded-Its
companies, erection of new
of
types
—-——
income
from
Deductions
America.
Company
manufacturer
assets
1958
and
organization.
Inc.,
Aug. 31, '58
$
262,034,432 260.504.168 246,124,078
utility
from
Gross
year,
months
1
May
.
Controls
of
six
the
for
paid
195V.
132!599i975
p.
Aug. 31, '59 July 31, '59
$
$
opers.-
utility
income——
$12,767,273 and earnings of $341,962
in
the
first
half of
The earnings per share amounted to $1.29 for the 1959
period
dividend
Inc.
Other
of
and
1,559,351
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
expenses—-—
York
159 692 489
expenses-
190,
Co.
from
revenues
Stock
New
Midwest
respectively.
pre-merger
latest
expansion of
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
Edison
Balance,
$5,676,526
582,755
...
.
traded
of
$6,499,747
$544,850
55,046
$666,180
139,323
1418.
p.
Months', Ended—
12
was
formed in January of
1956
by
the
merger
Corp.
of
Milwaukee
and" Soreng
Products
Corp.
of
111.
These predecessor companies had been in business
Park,
offered
$
1G,568,239
oper.
190,
Detroit
1417.
reported
combined
sales of
$23.7
Company is predicting shipments of at least $48 million.
Sales
last
year were
$33,078,027
compared
with
sales
of
965,287 in the six months ended June 30. 1959.
Net earnings
1959—9 Months—1958
$
revenue—
fjom
from ry. oper.
railway oper. deficit
V.
company
since
In
of
number
a
in
Conrols
SEC
oper.
Net railway
oper.
rev.
Utility
company,
continue
in
States,
The
A-P
and
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings-
Sales
expenses-
Transfer
—
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Months—1958
$5,751,500
$6,163,824 $53,841,585 $57,263,728
5,085,320
5,618.974- 47,341,838
51,617,202
revenue—
Net
this
of
The
an,
Corp.
computer, electronic, vending,
air conditioning, automotive,
refrigeration, heating and appliance industries.
Its headquarters are
Schiller Park, 111., a suburb of Chicago, with manufacturing and
10,263,439
and
$7,662:341
3.119,574
& Western RR.—Earnings—
Delaware, Lackawanna
Currently the company has 1,122,890 shares outstanding
4,172 shareholders.
specializes in controls systems for the aircraft, guided
31,411,326
1,171,104
from
rev.
Net rev.
$8,055,712
4,612,459
1418.
Period End. Sept. 30—
'
.
commenced
will
Commenting
rev.
Railway
Railway
inc.—
oper.
p.
among
Oeliich
Net
190,
$1,232,589
543.697
$850,168
491,424
from ry. oper.
rev.
railway
Railway oper.
company
leading
Railway
Railway
Stk.
at
It
ry.-ops;
from
rev.
Com.
missile,
as
1417.
Period End. Sept, 30—
—V.
Net
Net
Exchange—
stock
controls,
distributed
last
Net
expenses,
—V.
increasing the authorized
from without par value
value
America—Common
Stock
shares
Net
21.090,983
inc.
of
standing. Earnings
---Net
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Months—1958
$3,664,668
$4,019,300 $34,514,602 $34,352,763
2,814,500
2,786,711
26,458,890
26,690,422
revenue—
oper.
Railway
Exchange,
The
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—Railway
Railway
consider
par
Public Utility Corp.—V.
common
Stock
of
rev.
ry.
the
Electronics Industries
Co.
New York
:
$
operating
operating
will
16
changing
.
Controls
month
Net
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
868.
p.
and Central
Inc.
1,049,«9B
$814,000
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.- -Earnings—
Net
'
Corp.—Earnings—
$718,358
rev.
exps.
ry.
Net railway oper.
Railway
Railway
190,
Railway
—
and
Net
v
Irving Trust Co. has been appointed/'transfer agent of the common
stock (par $5) of the corporation, forfned as a result of the consoli¬
dation of Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp., Phillips Industries,
In
,M><
>
to
adjusted
capitalization,
$319,955,000 of long-term debt;
s„ock; and 10.637,3i7 shares of
consisted of;
$64,350,000 par value of
preferred
common stock.—V.
190,'p. 1732.
•
190.
Nov.
on
and
Agent—
sales
-
CAPITALIZATION—June
reflect
stock
Schiller
dividends on the common stock are currently
per share.
Tile new shares will not receive
amount
BUSINESS—The
stockholders
Exchange.
from the offering.
Lehman Brothers
jointly, offered $57.62 a share, and The First
Corp. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., Jointly,
like
for the production of acrylic rods
basic warehouse shapes 4tt 41 plastic
process
manufactures
p. 1521.
now
group
bought
the
other
South
-
on Dec.
16 will consider <a>
increasing authorized
and changing par valtie from shares without par value
amending Certificate of Incorporation to conform with the
Corporation Law in Slate of Colorado.—V. 190, p. 769.
Consolidated
and Lazard-Freres <fc Co.,
and
47.
p.
stock
to
40,633
————
utility holding
the
share for
a
exclusive DuPont
tubes,
and
140,225
479.
p.
offering
,
is
eight to fifteen, and manufacturing facilities more than doubled.
Plasties- manufacturing division, organized in 1952 to take
an
^over
(b)
The
964,327
managed jointly by Blyth &
Co., Inc. and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. on Oct. 28
publicly offered a new issue of 350,000 shares of $5 par
value common stock at a price of $60 per share.
The
$57.53
and
Cadillac
stockholders
common
common
108,673
'
Central & South West Corp.
Boston
1357
Cadillac
number
the
from
.
Dayton Rubber Co. in
purchased by
was
autonomous subsidiary.
Since its purchase by Dayton
Plastic's growth has accelerated: Ir. twp yfcars,
of regional
warehouses and sales offices has increased
an
as
Co.",
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Conde Nast Publications, Inc.—To Increase
994,619
share
—An underwriting
Two
company
Rubber
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.-r-To Increase Common Stk.
143,317
109,136
__—
taxes——————
shares
common
189,
below.—V.^188,
See Royal Dutch Shell Group,
283,542
217.809
taxes„——
Federal
of
V.
The
operated
•
.
Colon Oil Co. Ltd.—Offer Made for Stock—
.
$16,978,685 $15,313,813
provision
tax
after
Number
-
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Los Angeles,
Minneapolis. St. Louis and San Ffancisco.
Headquarters
V,'. vl • ' ■' '
'
'
'
Cadillac Plastic was organized in Detroit in 1946.
and opened its
first branch in Chicago in 1951 and its first Texas unit in 1957. p
Detroit.
in
materials.—V.
1958
1959
'
-;
—
__—
income
Federal
Products facility will give Cadillac
Delta
center in Texas and its 15tn nationally.
facilities are in Dallas, Houston, Akron,
sales
Corp. of America—Earnings—
Catalin
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales
190, p. 1627./.*.
company
revised
.Net
company's Electronics Division lias,
for itk new high-speed military
The corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 31. next, through
.operation of the sinking fund, 3,600 shares of its 71 cumulative prelerred stock
at
$125 per share, plus accrued dividends of $1.75- per
share. Payment will be made at the Manufacturers Trust Co., 44 Wall
St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 189, p. 1344.
-
will become
the Cascade's
will exchange their
Stock
for
that
of
Cascade
on
a
share-for-share * basis.
The Oregon company serves the towns of Ontario, Nyssas, MiltonFreewater
and
Hermieton,
Oregon.
Cascade
operates
natural gas
distribution
systems in. 21 communities in Washington and Oregon,
including Pendleton, Baker, Yakima, Kennewick, Pasco, Walla Walla,
Wenatchce
and
Bellingham.
With the. addition of Eastern Oregon,
Cascade will be
serving approximately' 14,000 customers, with gross
revenues
for 1959 of approximately $9,000,000.—V. 187, p. 1430.
Stockholders
the
$700,000
of
excess
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
Under the terms of the merger agreement Mr. Jorgensen
a
in
"
*
lines.
former
distribution
and
*
•
Chicago.
are
Ore$?n.
Eastern
securities.
senior
months,
three
past
orders
and
plastic
vice-president of
'
»
plastics distributor and wareregional distributor-for more than 20
largest
Milwaukee,
■
,
received
merger
certain
over
■
Co.
the
was
the
warehouse
Other
announced on Oct. 20.
This Is an
deliveries in trie corresponding period last year,
printer, Clary stated.—V.
has been approved by the boards of directors of both
companies,
but
is subject to approval by stockholders,
the public
gervice commissions of Washington and Oregon, and the holders of
The
301
of
the
Chemical
Southwest,
of
Corp. Manufacturing oper¬
included in the sale. The an¬
not
were
by Richard J. Jacob, executive
Co.
third
its
Plastic
President,
Clary,
L.
said.
In
ChairmanSof
Clark,
increase
he
were
*
•
Spencer
this corporation of Eastern Oregon
announced In Seattle, Wash., on
mc/rger
Company by
27.
Hugh
grams,
the
in
Acquisition
$350,000
check
in
Corp.—Acquisition—
acquisition/by
the
Plans
Natural
Plastic
nationally marketed
This Los
ered
Products Co.
Products
houser
Clary Corp.—Printing Orders Up—
(
Gas
,
Delta
.
Natural
,
Delta
of
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
Air Accessories
of
division
a
1381
equal to $1.82
merger
Cascade
Worth,
Fort
per
•
of Carson Pirie Scott and Co. and Block & Kuhl Co.,
was negotiated by William
Blair & Co.. it was announced on Oct. 27,
The exchange was approved by Carson Pirie & Scott stockholders, and
is now taking place.
This one merchandising organization will now
operate 26 stores in 23 communities in Illinois and Iowa.—V.
190,
ix 1087.
;■
Tile
,
.
manufactured
Dilbert's
and
More
than
Kollner's
under
other
a
•
food
100
different
"County
stores.
pork and beef products are
*nd sold in
Fair'.brand name
Kollner
divisions
also
produce
and
■V
Volume
190
Number 5895
;
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(1833)
distribute
lard
meats Tor
restaurants
and, shortening,
and
for, commercial..bakers
butchers:—V:
and
189, p. 2673:
wholesale
'
struction
the
;
Stock
net
incorporated
was
27,
1948,
under
the
under
the
laws
"Drive-In
name
of
the
In
coils
to
engaged
and
to
as
the
the
in
supplied
foregoing
of
universal
to
the
...
.
.
...
.
offices
the
.
Cbmmon
stock"/—
•There
and
analyzers,
plant"
and
which
V.
PRESENT
";
options-to purchase'25,275 shares
$3.33 per share to
expiTe on March 31, 1961.
has
company
since
its
of
of
Directors
of
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares of
common
to
company
of
name
stock
each
Fitch,
Midland
Burke
O'Neill
<fc
—V.
190,
&
Evans
Hoozer
&
to
This
filcd_
present
this
and
purchase
Inc
from
rev,
raihvay
Net
at
of
the
the
$10
per
share.
by
Leon
selling commission
of
additional
20,000
$1
shares
H.
be
are
as
railway
190,
Net
follows:
Net
which Don Mott,
President,
Vice-President; may
time before April 3, 1964.
any
the
Ridgecrest
has
company
Street,
Oct.
on
(non
Orlando,
27,
Fla.,
covering
be offered
a
Inc., which will receive
registration also includes
The
on
an
under
purchase
housing; additional acreage
Expressway
Orlando.
restricted
a
10,000
near
tract
a
option
shares
each
plan
for
a
from
rev,
from
the
sale
the
of
agency purchased
land near Orlando,
of
First
National
subsidiary,
class
B
is
to
Expressway
corporate
The
be
used
property,
in
the
SEC has
&
Building
$150,000
Co.
applied
be
to
used
remainder
be
to
used
for
in
class
A
< 16.4) and 5,370 shares of class B
(11.9(7 >.
Don Mott
3,080 shares of class A (15.4(t ) and 3,543 shares of class B
Louis
G.
Christensen.
Vice-President
and
director,
owns
2,000 shares of class A (10(7 ) and 1,500 shares of
c)ass B
I.
Feinberg
Associates,
THE
OF
OFFERING—These
on
limited
partnership participa¬
However, Associates reserves
tions
are
offered in units
of
$10,000.
the right to accept participations in lesser
amounts, if the general
partners so determine.
Limited partnership participations may be subscribed for
by execut¬
ing a subscription agreement and agreement of limited partnership
and
making such cash deposit as shall be required by the general
partners. Subscriptions are
on
demand.
irrevocable
and
the
balance
due
is
deposits
will
be
drawing's will be made
entire
capital- of
for
If
any
deposits
the
held
in
account
until
subscriptions
partnership.
Associates
reason
special
a
will-be refunded
does
not
have
been
in
full
the
Hotel
without
closing of title is presently scheduled for Dec. 15,
contract permits two 30-day adjournments
by depositing
Associates
close
to
account of the
on
has
the
title
as
right
soon
purchase
to
as
price for
accelerate
possible
for
no
the
after
each
1959, but the
additional
an
such
initial
adjournmentand
capital
intends
has
been
Associates, of which Peter I. Feinberg, Samuel
Louis Adler, Marvin Greenspan and Alfred Kaplan are general
partners, is a limited partnership organized in August, 1959 under
the laws of the State of New
York, for the purpose of purchasing
Park
fee
in
Avenue
title
New
to
the
York
Hotel
City,
buildings,
net
closing
Upon
land
and
equipment.
be net
of
title,
Associates
buildings
Associates
and
will
will
not
will
own
operate
become
the
the
furniture,
the
Hotel.
owner
the
in
fee
of
and
will
premises
leased to Zeckendorf Hotels Corp. which will erect in accordance
lease obligations an addition to the Hotel.
Preliminary plans
been
already
filed
with
the
hotel
facilities
Zeckendorf
the
Astor,
Department
This
carrying
each
The
lease
cash
of
three
of
capital
the
Hotel
of
tenant
the
to
for
the
rate
-distribution
proposed net
•
of
•
payment of additional
thus
making possible
during the last
operate
at
contribution.
provides, for
available
partners
to
partners.
several
rent
the. Hotel
1958
$4,427,000
$4,486,600
346,748
3,438,541
hotels
as
years,
The
would
$1,000
annually
on
$988,459
$1,413,045
61,158
•153,358
310,006
1418.
temporarily suspending
Securities
this
Regulation A
a
Act
of
1933
with
be vacated
made
or
permanent.—V. 183, p. 2415.
debentures
1. and
results
not
to
Associates
increase
of
permit
in
mature
1
in
pay¬
the
through July
PRESENT
FINANCING f
Authorized
principal
1,
;
Outstanding
of
amount
each
$15,000
1963.
obligations
»;
under
leases
long-term
not
are
v". T
.7
&
40,990
■
Co.__
Smith
14,000
<te
Co.
Witter
&
Co.__
Paine*
&
Co._i___
&
Lester,
<fc
Loewi
8.000
8,000
Inc.,.
Co.
&
4,000
,i——
Co._l_
&
4,000:
Inc.—
4,000.
—
4,000
4,000
Newliard,
Cook
Investment
Co.
&
4,000
Corporation
Norfolk
6.000
Co._-_
Co
Ryons
Dallas Rupe- & Son. Inc._—
•
-
Bateman, Eichler
4,000
Co.,
ton
' 6,000
Co.^
Co.,
&
Irving Lundborg <fe Co.—__
Mitchum; Jones & Temple-
8,000
Co
&
4,000
4,000
Goodbody. &
Becker <fc Co.- Inc.
Hutton
4,000
:
Turner,
&
Evans
A.
14,000
Equitable Securities Corp.
F.
Clement
10,000
Rauscher, Pierce- &
Co
-_
14,000
Webber,- Jackson
Shields
Guerin
&
14,000
Inc
Curtis
G.
Eppler,
14,000
Weld
Simmons.__
Inc,
Inc
Barney
Ellis
Dempsey-Tegeler
Lynch, Pierce, Fen&
Dean
Shares:
Elunt
-.
Se¬
4,000
of
2,500
———
4,000
NOTE: Excluding shares
ployees:—V. 190, p. 1419.
Moson-Hagan. Inc
2,500
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc._
2,5C '•
subscribed upon the offering to em¬
not
Erie
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
operating
Net
from
rev.
Net railway
190,
11,512,144
exps.
Railway operating
10,476,438
ry.
1959—9 Mos.—1958
12,696,920 115,756,406-111,682,541
10,803,213
98,909.101
95,020,659
1,035,706
1,893,707
16,847,305
16,661,882
1,004,789
ops.,
deficit
oper.
-1958
1959—Month
rev.
52,801
644,405
719,203
1419,
p.
to
^e
made
on
a
best
efforts
basis
by
Peter
Morgan
including
an
official
per
share.
of
flame-retarding and heat¬
mastic-type coating for -military, and—
a
a
shares
other
of
products.
stock
in
The
addition-
company
to
now
has
outstanding
certain- indebtedness.
Of
the
the sale of additional stock, $180,000 will be used to
the purchase price of the stock of one of the subsidiaries,
acquired in May 1959 from Elbert Davis,
P»ft of
of
Corp.,
also will be used to pay a $60,000 bank loan, and Che
working capital. ,
• outstanding stock, officers and directors as a group own
shares, or 24.6(1-.—'V. 187, p. 2225.
for
Eslielman Motors
corporation, located at, 109 Light St., Baltimore, Md.,
registration .statement with the SEC on Oct, 26, 1959, covering
shares
makers
ended
Sept.
of
30,
vacuum
cleaners,
reported
for the
after esti¬
1959,
tax,
net profit of $684,111
equivalent to 56 cents a share
on
the
corporation
covering
at $2
Oct.
on
75,000
The
underwriter,
Leo
investment
for
J.
p.t
Hershman,
10
cents
company
has
filed
a
321,500
a
200,000
purchased
share.
per
make
offering
to
common
proposes
A
finder's
fee
shares
5of tha
paid to
Scheftel
of
gross proceeds of the stock sale,
or
$37,500, also is to ba
Alexander Scheftel;
and
the company
also has given Mr.
option
an
cents
fee.
shares
to
underwriter
at one mill
According
is
or
to
the
materials,
used
for
for
has
as
shares
common
10
at
company' has
produced and sold
principal types of vehicles: small
vehicles for use on golf courses;
use-by
of
for
and
outstanding
President
and
Company
manufacturing
transferred
is
$300,000
for the
purchase of inventory
advertising and sales, $37,500 In payment
the balance for working capital.-The company
221,300 common shares. Cheston L. Eshelman is
$40,000
the
prospectus states that
Eshelinan
postmen; and child's motorized cars.
sale of additional stock, about $25,000
the
tools,
new
the finder's fee,
L.
the
producing four
trucks; specialized
proceeds
and
listed
50,000
pay for said shares out of his finder's
agreed to sell Mr. Scheftel u# to 3,125
prospectus,
vehicles
net
be
now
investment
has
share.
per
the
and
will
The
also
experimentally
automobiles
of
for
purchase
share, Mr. Scheftel to
per
The
in
division to
$18,502.—V.
of
owner
21,210
shares
100,000
Eshelman
188,
of
the
transfer
Motors.
shares.
outstanding
issued
were
the
for
payment
The
to
of
The
its
cost
Cheston
motor
of
the
car
items
2141.
p.
Evans Products Co.—New Plant—
19
filed
a
letter
of
Files
—
This Plymouth,
notification
with
the
shares
of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
through Darius Inc., New York, N, Y.
to be used for general corporate purposes.—V. 190,
1294.
Mich., company
Washington, have formed
and Vancouver Plywood Co., of Van¬
a Jointly-owned company to construct
plywood manufacturing plant at Missoula, Mont.
This announcement by Edward S. Evans, Jr., President of Evans Prod¬
couver,
and
per share,
proceeds are
stock.
common
public
offering of 250,000 shares at $3 per -share.
The
is to be
made 011 a best efforts basis
by Leo Hershinan & Co., Inc., of New
York, for which it will receive a' selling commission of 60 cents per
share plus $35,000 for expenses.
The company also has granted the
underwriter a 30-month option to purchase one share for cverjr, four
shares sold to the public up to 62,500 shares, at a price of one mill
per share, which shares are also included ti) the registration statement.
According to the prospectus, the President and sole stockholder of the
Of
has
Electronics Funding Corp., New York, N. Y.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
offered
of
specialized
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
operate
a
new
ucts Co. and Frost Snyder, President of
announcement
by
Vancouver
Plywood
be
$2,/(: million plywood plant would
Northern Pacific Railway Co.
Vancouver
on
Oct.
built on
Plywood,
follows an
5 indicating that
land leased from
the
the
The
Albert
Kahn,
semi-annual
President
report
for
of
the
this
first
company,
six months
on
Oct.
22
stated
in
his
ended
our gross
margin actually was higher this year than last,"
stated Mr. Kahn,
"heavy expenses In all phases of product develop¬
ment substantially reduced our
earnings,
"We arc preparing to market
a
number of new and exciting products In all of our
divisions, how¬
ever.
These will begin to have an impact
by our final quarter and
should
contribute
to
a
highly successful
1960."—V.
189,
p.
704.
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating
rev.
Railway operating exps.
1959—Month—1958
$1,169,299
1959—9 Mos.—1958
1,603,368
$3,844,964 $35,191,457 $30,414,900
2,555,398
26,245,1^6
25,832,502
*$434,069
$1,289,566
$8,945,971
$4,582,398
*291,196
449,084
2,045,162
704,509
The
rev.
from
railway
ry.
oper,
•Deficit.—V.
ops.
inc.
190,
p.
utilization
in part
for
poration, through Goldman, Sachs & Co., has arranged
to place privately $12,500,000 of 5%% promissory notes
due to April 1, 1979, it was announced on Oct. 29.
These
notes
and
were
the
placed
Aetna
Life
with
the
Insurance
p.
Prudential
Insurance
Co.
of
for additional working
of
timber in
the Missoula
Oct.
28
offered
wood products
employing
some
200
in
persons
the
manufacturing
and
woods
products field, as well as Evans' extensive distribution facilities, will
help strengthen the position of the new company in the plywood inddstry." Evans is among the 500 largest industrial companies in the United
States.
It has been in the wood products business 44 years and now
ranks among the top ten plywood producers in a competitive field or
over
125 concerns.
It owns and operates a total of eight plywood,
hardboard and veneer plants, most of which are in the Pacific NortnEvans markets its
"Evanite"
through nationwide distributors,
Fiddes-Moore &
hardboard and other wood
products
including Its wholly owned subsidiary,
Co.
■
Vancouver
Plywood Co. is sales agent for eight plywood plants
plants in California, Oregon and Washington.
started and the new Van-Evan Co. Is scheduled to
begin production in the Spring. Logging is scheduled to begin within
two
veneer
Land leveling has
^Ttm' company
the
Missoula
timber
so
has a
area
holdings
sources
'
Ennis Business Forms, Inc.—Common Stock
An underwriting group headed by
on
additional
far
substantial
from Northern
in the
are
in
commitment
Pacific
for
excess
of
350
timber
cutting in
Railway which has extensive
Total commitments
area.
million
for cutting
board
feet
of
from au
timber.
190, p. 49.
capital.—V., 189,
"808.
Co.
for
area
of Van-Evan's plans," said Mr. Evans. The plant will primarily
ponderosa pine and Douglas fir plywood. Plans call
...
V.
Co.
Co. plans to produce five to six million feet of
"Initially, the new plant will produce plywood, but
Van-Evan
month.
operations.
Mr. Snyder said "Vancouver Plywood Is pleased to be associated witb
Evans.
Evans' long experience and excellent reputation in the 'wood
The
1418,
a
manufacture larch,
and
America
new
plywood
west.
Net
Net
'
Vice-President,
Aug. 31, 1959, that
sales were $4,879,600 compared with $4,810,450 for the same
period last
year.
Net earnings were $89,405 compared with $136,444 a year ago.
"Although
new plywood manufacturing company has
been incorporated as
VanrEvan, Co., Mr, Snyder,is President; Mr. Evans is Executive
the
'
Flintkote
Co.—Sales
the
operation
the
July
company's
.V I..T-
.
curities
—V.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
/Through subsidiaries^it manufactures and sells plasplastic coatings and various special plastic materials and
group
of
consumer
products
including
aerosol-packaged
months
The
:
.
TO
1
Las
located at 3813 Hoke
Avenue, Culver City, Calif.,
registration statement with the SEC covering 200,000
to be offered for public sale at $3 per share.
corporation,
The
-
.
_
Shares- * '
E,
order
•
EFFECT
"$300,000 '
V" $130,000
(par $2.50)—1,000,000 shs... ;
550,000 shs,'
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Dillon, Union
A.
$190,252
Tile net proceeds will be used
an
be
mod¬
debentures
Eastman
1958. period.—V. 189, p. 1926.
-
rental
will
and
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
below, for whom Kidder,
Peabody &.Co. is acting
as'representative;;have-severally-agreed to'
purchaseMrom-the company and the selling stockholders the number
of
shares
of
common, stock; set -forth
opposite their-namea:
3,073,555
'
Endicott Johnson Corp.—Private Placement—This cor¬
in full.
Accordingly, the ability of the
profitably will depend upon the con¬
1959—9 Mos.
$537,000
1,230,500 shares of common stock outstanding. This
compares with a
net profit of $453,937,
equivalent to 37 cents a share, for the corre¬
sponding 1958 period.
Net profit for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1959, amounted to
$2,141,137 after estimated U. S. Federal income tax, equivalent to $1.74
a share on the 1,230,500 shares
outstanding. This compares with a net
profit of $1,398,285, equivalent to $1.14 a share, for bhe corresponding
floors.
calculated to be sufficient, after the payment
the existing
consolidated
mortgage
and the
of the
partnership, to permit monthly cash
certain- conditions,
the
ment
on
expenses
to all
$10,000
under
two
Corp. also operates such New York
Commodore, Manhattan, and Chatham.
charges
administrative
distributions
first
*
$26,866
an
GIVING
White.
*105,783
'
share., y•-j
Smith,
Ry.—Earnings—
463,134
mated U. S. Federal income
of
Hotels
Taft,
annual net rent is
The
of
the
on
& Pacific
>
cents per
NOTE—The
the
258,791
Buildings of the
City of New York and provide for a 16 story fireproof structure con¬
taining 176 guest rooms, plus six meeting room and
offices, stores
and
37
*The
Jan,
322,213
proceeds
Of
its
with
have
73,088
$681,534
use.
proceeds
balance
furni¬
furnishings
The
50,000 shares
business paper products.
4,263,543
$887,018
444,552
1959—Month—1958
inc.__
paints, and
Plas-Kem
furnishings and equipment.
ture.
such
other
Common stock
r
$4,945,077'
Drake, located at 56th Street
including land,
and
serial
.
Mos!—1958
$5,339,211
4,452,193
Electro-Voice, Inc.—Earnings—
BUSINESS—Drake
investment the
to
■
all
Sockol,
and
$118,075
$490,000
exps.
a
is
pay a part of
interest.
closing of title
its
Drake,
the
sale, of
program-of-expansion
Business Forms; Inc., which this -year Is observing
manufactures- and sell a; diversified line - of busi¬
anniversary,
material.
1959—9
'
482,198
$83,056
rev.
coatings,
1,052,983
the
obtained.
for
21,619,779
New
paint,
markets
payable
which
received
The
$50,000
of
tisols,
p.
acquire
to subscribers
against
the
continuing
„
.
:
;
1".
..
$600,273
491,061
registration under the
public offering of stock by
offering
Co.
SEC
All
company's
'
forms
Merrill
issued
Electrolux
Securities
tile
CAPITALIZATION
(3.4(e).
Interests Of¬
Corp. and Domax
Oct. 22 pub¬
licly offered $5,905,000 of limited partnership interests
in Associates. These participations are
being offered at
par per $10,000 participation.
TERMS
1959—Month—1958
order should
industrial
-
Partnership
Securities Corp. as agents of
Corp.,
capital stock,
-resisting
owns
Associates—Limited
'
corporation,
of
spray
t?.9'7).
•'
31,-1959,
$4,322,193 ^$7,230*055
,
1,013,190, 7 2,350,927
persons uesignated by tne underwriter.
Elbert Davis,
the company, has agreed to purchase 25,000
shares at $3
The
company
manufactures
and
sells
to
general
being offered by the .company to its em¬
Any shares not so purchased will be pur¬
are
share.
per
EARNINGS—Net sales of the company for the six; months ended
Aug.
were $5,745,551, as compared to $4,224,272 lor the like
period
in 1958. Net earnings of the
company in the six months period ended
Aug. 31, 1959 totaled $349,611, equivalent to 70 cents
per shaTe, while
for the comparable pejiod In 1958
net earnings totaled $186;910. equiva¬
is
York, for which it will receive a selling commission
of $0,375 per share plus $15,000 for
expenses.
Certain stockholders
havo agreed to sell the underwriter 10,000 shares of
outstanding stock
at Joe per snare ana to sell
17,000 shares at the same price to certain
In
Finance
be
to
are
now
fered—Peter
to
shares
Fla.,
.
Drake
its -50th
addition.—■
20,968,903-
$3,299,810
16,345
190, p.
Oct. 28 filed
on
The
has outstanding, in addition to certain indebted¬
ness, 20,000 shares of class A common
voting stock and 44,700 shares
of class B common
non-voting stock.
Officers and directors of the
pompany own 13,800 shares <69( *-) of the class A stock and
15,803
shares (35.2'« ) of- the class B stock.
Warren S. Mott owns 3,280 shares
of
Hotels
for
ness
1959—9 Months—.1958
2.727,851
-
$574,117
*"
Dyna-Therm Chemical
from
acquisition
the
and
purchaser
the
shares
BUSINESS—Ennis
and
Drake
lent
,
in
purposes.
company
of
'
,
Ry.—Earnings—
■
from
and
Ridgecrest subdivision; $200,000
use in financing its own
loans;
and
development of the
supplied to Customers Finance for
$700,000
Bank
Customers
stock
payments on the bank building ($200,000);
-connection with the development of..the
to be
the
Zeckendorf
.1,331,654
ry." ops.
a
$5.50
developed for '-'modest priced"
through which the new Interstate
and
planned; and the
also has organized a
to
construction
*
:
operating
suspension
be
to
is
It
Proceeds
is
Adler
Hotel
5.000
by the underwriters: '
ernization.
$6,027,661 $25,291,096 $28,849,834
,
*741,667.
.
inc.
operating
This
which
$8,250,-
Vegas, Nevada, cor¬
by reason of the failure of the
company to file a final report
of stock sales
as
required by the Regulation,
Regulation A provides a conditional
exemption from registration for
public offerings of securities not,
exceeding $300,000 in amount.
In a
notification filed in May 1956, Dunlookin
Mining proposed the public
offering of 40,000 common shares-at $5
per share.
A hearing will be
seld, upon request, on the question whether the
1959
voting) to
Is to be made
offering
Sullivan,
acquired
Park
addition
1418.,,r
p.
1418.
p.
poration
Tim
called
the
was over¬
closed.
6
4$i,351,665
ry.-ops.
railway oper,
The
company was incorporated in June, 1958 and is
engaged prin¬
cipally in the promotion and development of real estate in the central
Florida area.-In addition to the real estate
Mott,
used
'
Sockol,
share..* This offering
per,
books
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
the
Dunlookin Mining Co., Die.—Stock
Offering Suspended
By Securities and Exchange Commission—
7,000
and Warren S, Watts, Board Chairman
Executive
the
$374,616
inc.__. ;
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
12.115
Court
stock
The
held
by
of
sum
chased
right .7
of
12,100
share.
per
to
the
acquire
number
Shares
;
South
public sale at
best efforts
basis
for
In
$1,000,000
1,726,281
ry. oper,
oper.
from
rey.
Railway
2,000
126
"
operating
rev.
operating cxps.
Railway,
2,000
at
to
1959—Month—1958
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
4,000
common
months
-
Duluth, Winnipeg
finance
*
Co
B
amount.
satisfied
Period End. Sept. 301—
Railway
Railway
policy
a
to
Inc
located
six
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
RR.—-Earnings—-.-.J:,"
.
.
policy.
Inc.________
class
last
the
$9,000,000, payable $4,500,000
title subject to an existing con¬
.
.
;?Dcficit.—-V, 190,
.
Associates, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
shares'of
additional
ployees -at $15.05
;
>
Net
Net
'—V.
intention
underwriters
a registration statement with the SEC
161,750
the
has
the
and
'
Of the 212,490 shares, the underwriters
purchased 45,000 shares from
7 the; company and 167,490 shares from certain
selling stockholders." An
.
of
sum
taking
of
expenses-
exemption
corporation,
.
revenue—
respect
Don Mott
be
...
oper.
,
1733.
p.
is
the
that
loan
Railway
stock
stock
Inc._
A:
Co.,
during
contract
a
by
in
a
oper.
Net
followed
Inc
Co.,
$4,500,000
make
869.
p.
into
Railway
at
'■
common
common
agreed to
Co.
Co.,
&
MacDonaid,
McDonald,
Van
North
Securities
George,
entered
Period End. Sept. 30—
Outstanding
*203,090 shs.;
,
Barret,
Drake
Knapp, Inc. for
mortgage
to
(par $2.50) ai $16.25
subscribed
ner
continue
the
has
of
Inception
or-retaining all earnings applicable to the
the
development of its business. It Is the
Board
has
loan
190,
.,
"•
'
300,000 shs.
are
DIVIDENDS—The
to
tenant
.
FINANCING
Authorized
'
Hotel
Duluth, MIssabe & Iron Range
the
located
are
-
TO
"
.
the
and
required
began,
company
"
.
Knapp, Inc.
Webb &
cash
solidated
Theatre
,
EFFECT
the
.
Feinberg,
Greenspan
from
.
in 1954
automatic
circuit
GIVING
obligations', of
year of the initial term of the net lease for
in cash, over the then
existing mortgage. '
A nominee
acting on behalf of Messrs.
of building custom
electronic -manufacturing
Theatre Division.;.
:
"
i
activities,
The--company's executive
Broadway.- Kansas City, Mo'.- •
the
lease, including the
repurchase
to
sale
CAPITALIZATION
of -the' contemplated! addition
000
of said equipment
was
consummated in August,
1954.
As of March
31, 1959 the company sold the Drlve-In Theatre
Mfg.
Division and the. Transformer
Division.
;
Since April- 1,
1959, the sole activities of the company have been
the manufacture
and .sale
of circuit
testing equipment, and related
consulting services. The: company claims' it
has, in a relatively short
period, of time/become a
leading manufacture and supplier of circuit
analyzers.
911
;
guaranteed
business
them
'Drive-In
the
manufacture
first
.
and
as well
addition
the
became
company
transformers,
companies
has
tenth
Mfg. Co." It engaged
initially in the manufacture -and sale of certain
items of equipment -used
by drive-in theatres.
On
Nov.
30.
1951, the name was changed to DIT-MCO, Inc. In.
1952
Inc.
,
in
Inc.
Feb.
on
operation
.
,
proceeds
BUSINESS—DIT-MCO,
-
Knapp,
obligation to construct the addition,for a period of
10 years or until; the. net. Income of
the Hotel equals
$1,500,000. or more, fbr each of two consecutive 12
month
periods,
whichever
is
earlier:-Zeckendorf Hotels Corp.
may assign the lease
after three years
but
the1 guaranty, of
Webb
Knapp, Inc. - will
continue, in full force and effect. Webb &
from the sale of the shares of com-,
mon stock
offered will be added to the
general funds of the company
and will be used to
reduce short-term bank borrowings, for
working
capital and othercorporate purposes.
State of Idiesouri
Successful
"
\'
&
under tbe.net
Offered—Barret, Fitch,
North & Co. and Midland
Securities Co., Inc., on Oct. 22 \
headed an,
underwriting syndicate which publicly of¬
fered 39.215 shares of common
stock
(no par—stated
value $1 per
.-share) ;at $12.75 per -share. The offering was
quickly sold, and the books have been closed..
PROCEEDS—The
and
'
Hotell,
Webb
DIT-MCO, Inc.—Common
5
Third
Offered—
Kidder, Peabody &
212,490 shares of common stock
Sales
30
1959
some
and
Earnings at" Record High in
Quarter—
and earnings of
were
this
company
in the
third quarter ended Sep'and begin to reiiect,
the highest in the company's history
of the effects of Flintkote's program of diversification and expan-
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
(1834)
€
J.
I.
cion
Jr., Chairman of
Oct. 21. "The results
Harvey,
reported
©fffeer
Record
resulted in all-time
high net income of $4,896,258, equal after preferred dividend require¬
ments lo 91 cents a share on 5,058,454 average common shares out¬
standing. For the comparable quarter of 1958, sales totaled $56,837,685,
end net income was $4,457,136 or 84 cents per share on 4,962,107 aver-,
egc
third quarter pf $64,018,290
for the
sales
shares then outstanding.
months ended Sept. 30,
common
Florida
Offered—Merrill
Inc. and Kidder, Peabody
Light Co.—Bonds
&
Power
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
BUSINESS—Foster
Co.'are joint managers of an underwriting syndicate
which offered on Oct. 28 an issue of $20,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, 5lA%
series due Nov. 1, 1989, at
101.519% accrued interest, to yield 5.15%. Award of the
fronds was won by the group at competitive sale held on
Oct 27 on its bid*of 100.43^. 70% of this.issue was sold
at press time.
'
&
■Co.'
for
100.28%;
Inc.,
of
514^
a
Corp., 100.07 %/. A
©
Blyth & Co., Inc. group.
The
new
bonds will be
redeemable
redemption
general
at
BUSINESS—Florida
44%
prices
Light
&
Power
the
months
12
ended
1959
31,
July
the
note-due
■tSubJccc
15,
(SI
the
of
"
Oct.
'
2,100,000 -'
,1,256,250 shs.
semi-annually ;on March
$90,000
."
/
reserved
which options as to 81,500 shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
severally
area
agreed
whom
for
-
3V*%
fund
sinking
debs,
due
Cumulative
preferred stock
Outstanding issues.
severally
agreed,
stock
common
At
•
stock
Common
(no
par)
forth
options,
Period
PURCHASERS—The
Bonds,
and
chase
are
several
the
of
names
principal amounts
the
of which
C
:
the selling stockholders have
the underwriters -named7below,
acting as representatives,'has
respective numbers.' of shares of
f
Becker
At Co.
&
Blair
Inc
2,368
1,842
1,658
%
4,210
—
Mdirrill.
Lynch,
Fenner
.
oil
of the new
agreed to pur¬
Hill
Drexel
&
Boettcher
Hornblower
Faine,
Loewi
Jackson
Webber,
Chlelds
H.
&
&
Rodman
—
&
Brown.
F.
Smithers
&
Chelby
&
Cullom
L.
200,000
Davis
750,000
Co.
COO.O0O
Collins
&
Balrd,
Eissell
&
Co,
&
Co
Codings
&
300,000
-—Stein
150,000
Rippel & Co
Sterne, A gee
"
V.
187,
Bros.'&
Boyce
and
1,842
•
Leach.
&
See
W.)
(E.
150,000
Bliss
"
2,368
•
1,842
1,658
2,632
Period
.
3,790
300,000
300,000
W.
<Jhas.
Scranton
C.
Co..
Cassell & Co.,
E.
Eppler,
300,000
190,
Ashmun
S,
F.
Oscar
300,000
&
Co.
—V.
C.
Dooly
Co.—
&
Guerin
General AtTonics
100,000
100,000
Turneiy,_lnc
The
100,000
SEC
1628.
p.
corporation
The
Foundation Balanced Fund, Inc.—Common
Stock
General
See
Capital Planning Services, Inc., is the distributor of the
fund's shares, while J, C. Bradford & Co., is the invest¬
adviser.
Net
-
190,
Baldwin
p.
870.
shares
price determined
•lay.
Shares for
the
account
the
net
payment.
Absence
the
such
of
Board
the
—
of
capital of
the
offered,
p.
Capital
to
Offer
936.
*
Offered
Stock
quotation,
a
of
standing.
per
securities
valued
are
in
such
—
,
net
proceeds
are
78,572
are
being
offered
On
the
amounts
less
than
$15,000
there
is
a
sales
charge
whose
OF
and
long-term
are
bonds.
Its investors
ulative
FUND—Foundation Balanced Fund,
assets
invested
The
reasonable
company's
There
tained.—V. .190,
p.
primary
dividend income,
appreciation of
basis.
primarily in
is
capital
no
on
an
assurance
Inc.
common
objectives
is
stocks,
to
are
a
offered
for
seek
for
AC
conservation
that
such
of
principal
rather
than
objectives will be
at¬
and
initial
tins funds
common
1.
The
Fund, Inc.
public
stock
—
offering
(par $1)
objective of this
Common
of
100,000
was
Fund
is
Stock
Of¬
shares
commenced
to
seek
on
jgciins through long-term appreciation\ in other
respects,
the Fund resembles the Foundation
Balanced
(see above)
etc.—V.
190,
as
p.
to
Fund,
Inc!
sponsorship, fees involving purchase
1628.
1959- -9 Months--1958"
$61,276,008 $58,979,567
47,290,836
47,417,455
1959—Month—1958
$6,663,557
$6,658,809
5.263,353
5,193,225
,
$1,465,584 $13,985,172 $11,562,112
$1,400,204
inc.—
320,307
700,633
located at 212 Durham Ave., Metuchcn, N.'J" filed
371,097
owns
shares,
shares
15,064
by his wife
shares
Vice-President,
owned
are
trust for the benefit of their daughter, and 64,749
a
his
by
wife
and
daughter.
shares.—V. 190,
174,281
This
Glen
N.
Howatt,
1179.
p.
generation
of
radio
frequencies
and
division
,
-
of
1959
like period
the
over
sales and income for the first
Pittsburgh company has reported
months
nine
11%
and 32%, respectively.
Total sales reached $22,983,970, as com-
approximately
up
of 1958.
pared to the $20,764,658 reported this time last year.
For the same
period, income after taxes climbed from $904,196 to $1,186,521.
Thjs
was equal to earnings per share of $1.42, as compared to $1.10 in 1958.
The nine-months report does not include earnihgs of the Brunei'
•
Corp., a Milwaukee water-conditioning equipment manufacturer
by Hagan last month.—V. 190, p.
acquired
1070.
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Hamilton
FINANCING
(without
authorized
employee
stock
par
value)
Sales
Outstanding
.^l,200,000 shs.
of
318,783 shs.
shares, 28,992 shares are reserved
options,—V. 190, p. ^1420.
for
1959
issuance
For
30%
compared
as
reported
the
nine
they
year
Manufacturing; Co.—Sales, Earnings Rise—
increased
Hamilton
Glidden
Co.—Earnings—
income
Net
of
the
Oct.
cents
85
cents
company's
present
divisions
four
for
the
fiscal
on
and
the
the
Oct.
In
comparing this total with the $6,063,062" or $2.64 per share,
by five divisions in fisca,l 1958, Mr. Joyce pointed out that
comparison of 1959 results with those of, pi'ior years cannot
made because the
company's former Chemurgy Division was dis¬
has
direct
four
ments-Metals
Net
sales
$195,764,389,
profits
of
the
th'e
-GN
increase
over
the
total -for
the-same
divisions
last
year
profit gain in these divisions in fiscal 1959 was more than
He pointed out, however, that net Income for 1958 absorbed a non¬
recurring abandonment loss equal to 25 cents a share to cover the
•
paid
in
three
quarters
noted
quarters'
severely
drafting,
in
went
taxes
from
up
1958.
of
an
sapped
gain
interim
for
the
figures" due
because
of
189,
printing, hospital,
1467
pp.
and
report
full
to
shareowners
to
the
year
an
that
steel
will
of
upsurge
strike.
dental,
Oil
Co., Inc.—Stock Fraud
Charged
Commission—
proceedings under the Securities Exchange
whether
the-
the
of
of
this
According
tered-as
8
to
49%
a
Nov.
Federal
securities
registration
laws
-
w-ere
and
Act
anti-fraud
pro¬
Herbert Perry
&-Co., Inc., 70 Wall St.,' New York, in the offering and sale of common
stock
.
determine
to
1934
visions
;
has ordered
SEC
The
of-
dryers,
library and laboratory equipment.
1347.
Haratine Gas and
.
and
50%
Last
$23,539,752.
were
to ,$1.54 per share. So far this year
dividends per share, contrasted with 75
By Securities arid Exchange
to
.
a
been
company's
divisions—Paint, Durkee Famous Foods, Chemicals-Pig¬
Organic Chemical—reached all-time highs.
of
these .four divisions for the 1959 fiscal year totaled
$185,379,602. for the same four divisions
last year.
Sales of all five divisions last year amounted to $217,352,681.
Two
divisions, Paint and Chemicals-Pigments-Metals, were respon¬
sible
for the year's sales gain and contributed most to the profit
improvement.
.
.
Mr. Joyce reported that Sales of the four present divisions amounted
to
months
E. P.
President
1958,
Hamilton manufactures automatic washers and clothes
and
compared
in
equal
percentage
three
first
surgical,
—V.
and
period
same
decline from
business a
year
ago
at this. time. He said the firm should show a substantial
improvement over last year even so, unless customer purchasing power-
earned
present
been
Hamilton
the '-first "nine
for
17.
ending Sept. 26, sales
$18,072,692.
Earnings
after
first
the
company's
these
14.
of at the close of fiscal 1958. •
stressed, however, that both sales
has
for
earnings' 52%
with
months
were
President
ended AUg. 31, 1959, amounted to $7,633,531, equal to $3.31 per
share, Dwight P. Joyce, Chairman and President, reported in Cleveland
year
a
3,579,811
3,894,421
1420.
$1,116,lL0^tauu.$ 1,701,624,
of
capital
these
*Of
under
He
^Foundation Stock
stock,
Capital
posed
fered—An
-
■
Voltages.
be
1628.
.
.
_
working
additional
as
■
Hagan Chemicals & Controls, Inc.—Earnings Up—
Authorized *
and
spec¬
!
the working
increase
company.
CAPITALIZATION
on
investment
used
be
•
ry. oper.
oper.
p.
owned
are
1949,
measurement
mutual
preferred
190,
owns
will be used to
on
PURPOSE
©tocks
'
V
•
and G. H. Walker & Co. The public "offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the research, devel¬
opment and manufacture of electronic, electro-mechanical and electroacoustic components, instruments and equipment which are sold to the
military and to commercial manufacturers. It now has outstanding
862,142 shares of common stock in addition to certain indebtedness.
Net proceeds of the sale of additional stock will be added to the work¬
ing funds of the company and used for its general purposes, including
the repayment of $300,000 of bank loans incurred to finance additional
inventory and receivables, a program to cost about $300,000 to con¬
struct and equip new plant facilities at Metuchcn for its [ Battery Division, which will n-ovc from space now under lease at Lodi, N. J.; and
the financing of additional inventory and receivables.
Of
the
outstanding stock, Leslie K. Gulton, President and Board
of
$15,000 but less than $25,000 there is a sales
charge of 7VzYc '
©A
$25,000 but less than $50,000 there is a sales
charge of 6%'
©n
$50,000 but less than $100,000 there is a sales charge of 4n4% :
©11. $100,000 but less than $250,000
there is a sales charge of 334%'
©n
$250,000 but less than $500,000 there is a sales charge of 3>4 % :
«n
$500,000 or more there is a sales charge of 2"'i%,
' '
;
will
proceeds
1523.
Sept. 30—
from
rev.
railway
as'trustee of
for
being
company
was
incorporated in California on May
under the name of Kappler Engineering and Manufacturing
Corp.
In July of the same year, E. ,P. Gertsch purchased all of the
outstanding stock of the company and its name was changed to
Gertsch Products, Inc.
The company's principal offices are maintained at 3211 South La
Cienega Boulevard, Los Angeles 16, California.
The company is engaged in the development, manufacture and sale
of
piecision electronic instruments used primarily in the fields of
13,
manner
Directors
share,
End.
Chairman,
28,571
and
company
'
-7 '
Brothers
the
with
offered
Inc.—Exchange
shares
shares
certain selling stockholders.
of
,,
-
establish
to
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 22, 1959, covering 60,000
of common stock, to be offered for public sale through Lehman
«
asset
deem appropriate.
To determine the net
distributor adds the market value of the
investments, cash and other assets, deducts therefrom accounts
payAblc
and other liabilities and divides
by the number of shares out¬
value
net
p.-
This corporation,
BUSINESS—The
determining
Asset
Oct.
be
.
shares
107,143
PROCEEDS—The
value, securities traded
on
a
national
are taken at their last sale price during the preceding
trading period.
Where such a sale is lacking, the last bid price is
taken.
Securities
traded on
the
over-the-counter-market are taken
&t the last sale
or
bid price, as shown by market quotations
from
©ources
believed
by the Board of Directors to be reliable
In
the
tund
to
part
above.—V. 185,
Inc.
notification
of
(no
per
Enterprises,
Corp.,
under-
No
•
capital and
190, p. 871.
company.—V.
management
share.
per
.
"
the
Of
etock exchange
as
Securities
stock
share, without underwriting.
reduce bank loans.
-
$1
used to
be
Products,
accounts
and
to
letter
a
capital
books closed.
as
application
are
'
working
shares
of
share.
of the close of business on the preceding business
which the application and payment are received
after 2:00 p.m., New York City Time, are issued at the
public offering
Frice determined as of the close of business on the day of receipt
such
at
$5.75
'
for
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
"i
Co., on Oct. 29 publicly offered 107,143
capital stock (without par value) at $14 per
This offering was heavily oversubscribed and the
public offering price of the company's shares is determined at
the close of business on each clay.
For this purpose, the close of
Business is defined as the closing time of the New York Stock Ex¬
change.
Shares for which the application and payment are received
before 2:00 p.m., New York City Time, are issued at the public
offering
In
of
'
"
—
Schwabacher &
The
©f
filed
16
shares
Industrial
Gertsch
|
Oct.
on
used
expenses-
—V.
Corp., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.—Files With
company
the
proceeds
Of¬
fered—An initial public offering of 100,000 shares of this
fund's common stock (par $1) was commenced on Oct. 1.
of
•'
be
revenue—
173&
p.
Exchange Commission—
covering 6,000
employees
ment
and
preferred,
of
.
to
are
Railway-toher.
;
a
Securities
&
share;
per
Railway oner,
100,000
Inc.
,.v
2,368
^
.
Meeds
Cook & Co.
ftelnholdt
Gardner—
JSTewliard,
,
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings-
;
'
1,658
„
4,210
'above.'—V.
Co.,
$2
proceeds
investment
Net
150,00,0
.
PROCEEDS—The
Gamewell 'Co.—Acquisition Pian Approved—
150,000
gas
•"
&
Inc
share,
through Crescent Securities
Co.,
Inc.,,
'•
- '
■
; " •
•»'
to-be used f01}. expenses incidental to exploring for
properties,"
•,
per
Ky.
capital.—V. U90,
-•
947
Day—.,
L.
186,
be
are
•
-1,658
<>.
.
.
.v,
R.
V.
the
& Supply Co.—Capital Stock Offered—
Co., of Fresno" Calif., on Oct. 28 publicly offered 50,000 shares of capital stock
(no par) at $5<50
per share.
: ■ "5
;
'
8,052
'
"
"" ;
2,632 V 7
c
.
Anthony &
327
p.
C
•
-
1,053
1.
Co.—
"
Oct. 15 filed a -letter; of notification with
shares of comfnon stock (par 50 cents)' to
on
Griffin' Steel
:•
947
947
1,842
«...
Barney <fc Co.
Tucker,
Co.,
150,000.,
Writer
'
-
8,948
&
Tenn.—
Exchange Commission—"
and
Bailey &
1,658
Curtis
Jackson
15,811.897-
Nashville.
Production - Corp.,
200,000
$1.50
common,
an,
2,368
1,842
& Hopwood——^
Rensba'w
Rothschild
F.
Smith,
200,000
—
—
Cliristenscn,
500,000
JTulibn
C.
Peters,
600,000
Co
Bros.
Inc.
3,
Inc.—
Co.
C.
&
—
&
Carolina Securities Corp.
750,000
Co.—
Sutro
"
3,790,.-,
1,053
Singer, Deane & Scribner
200,000
Co.—
Ar
39.549,552
15.332,226
on Oct, .19 filed a letter of notification with the
1,000 shares, of common stock (par $1) and 4,000 shares
cumulative preferred stock (par $51 to be offered as follows:
The
3,790
'•
1,053
-
Co.—
41.349,653
4,843,891'
v
1,658
"
4,210 V
——
Inc
*
Securities
writing is involved.
,
2,368
"
4,210
2,632
Jaffray
Rodman
ft
;
750,000
Inc
Co..
&
Roberts
Stix
&
Webber,
Piper,
200,000
•Parke
Sons——,
Ktroud
Futnam
Schmidt,
Co.—
Northwest
Paine.
200,000
850,000
ABsx.
McDonnell
200,000
Co.—
Renshaw-—
&
"...
_
"
,
Pacific
.
Co.,
—
S.
Inc.
Co.
Northwest
Pacific
1,100,000
1,100,000
Co.
Co.
Dickson
S.
Inc.
&
1,100,000
Rothschild
F.
—
—
McDonnell & Co.
200,000
Inc.—
Co.,
%r
1,842
....
Corp.————
McCormick
200,000
;
&
Co
Higginson
'
1,658
•
2,632 *
at
6%
of
2,368
1,842
Lehman Brothers
Joseph, Mellon <fe Miller,
Inc.
Co
1
corporation
The
of
3,790
;+
SEC covering
-
947
4,210
Weeks.—
<fe
Hutton
F.
Lee
200,000
Kalman
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—-——
Townscnd,
1,100,000
Curtis
&
F.
$200,000
Co
Bodine
<Si
1,100,000
1,100,000
-
&
SonsMoseley & Co
Cregory
F. S.
&
Crouter
1,975,000
Co.-
Co.
&
Dellaven
Inc..$l,975,000
Richards
"
1,658
2,632
.
Co.—
&
3,103,052
corporation
and
•?»,.
Griffith & Co., Inc., Arkansas—Files With SEC—
'
"
2,368
1,053
Ripley & Co., Inc
Noyes
'
.
2,632
—
Harriinan
Hemphill.
1,658
...
-•."*•
10,684,061
6,384,221
inc.—
River
;
covering
offered
1,058
1,842
,
-J
-
ry. oper.
opar.
With
1,658
1,842
-
.4
& Co._
Hanrahan A: Co., Inc.
'
Pierce,
Smith
&
Peabody
j—
——
1959—9 Months—1958
t
27 628:394 190,683380 182,742,710
16,944.333 149,332,67.7; 143,193,J58
1420.
p.
Bowling Green;
The proceeds
3,790
..
„
1,842
First Southwest Co—
purchasers
1,842
—
Co
<fe
Estabrook & Co.
E.
Kidder,
Co.—
&
Dempecy-Tegcler
expenses.
rev. lroin
The
SEC
2.368
2,632
*
oper.
Green
1,658
2,632
k
Co._;
Blyth & Co., Inc
"
"
.A
22,567,707
16.183,436
revenue—
railway
Files
.
Stearns & Co
G.
William
follows:
as
Net
.
Net
20,370
1,842
-
r'
.*»•
Month—1953
1959
oper.
."—V. 190,
Stockholders
Company
22,630
,
Co., Inc._,
Bear,
362,500 shs.
13,200,000 shs.
they have
Enri. Sept. 30—
•Railway
Railway
of
below:
Baird &
Hallgarten
20,000,000 shs.
of the total.—V. 190, p. 771.
84%
or
.Great Northern Ry.—Earnings
'v
are
the
Sachs <te Co.".—
Robert W.
company
500,000 shs.
...
standing,
Selling
9,125,000
$10,000,000
par)
.
;vv
...
stock
of
to
shares
Corp., a subsidiary. of Graham-Paige, .owns 130,250 i
Combined holdmgs of the two'..companies now.-,total 412386
of the 48.9,900 shares of Madison Square:.Garden "stock currently; out-:
of
Co.
purchase,
to
set,
Goldman,
20,000,000
1972
($100
219,350
from
.
1
and
each
and
Sachs
..
have been granted.
company
sell,
to
Goldman,
Burnham
bonds—.......—-—...—.—
New
Stock
:.
•■„
." ;
holdings of Madison Square
282,736 shares. "In"addition;
American
sliares..
%• •"
exercise
for
259.
Garden
to
23.7;
,,"7
increases Graham-Paige's direct
Royal
,
annually .beginning^Oct.
$700,000
of
repayments
■
$2,430,000
"2,500,000 shs.
shares
190, p.
has purchased at $20" a share 03.336 shares., of
Garden'Corp. capital stock tendered to it under an
stockholders to make 'such tenders which closed
Square
Garden
Outstanding
;
100.000
should
1960
corporation
invitation
•'
$198,363,000
——.
This
.
Madison
'
First mortgage bonds:
Outstanding
series
the national economy Glidden operations in
improvement in both sales and profits."—V.
in
further
Graham-Paige Corp.—Adds to MAQ Holding—
Company.
2.100,000"
1962——-——
repayments of
fixed
changes
show
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
par)
fixed
to
•Includes
Outstanding
Authorized
position
EFFECT
growth
the
This
1960.
15,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
"
"
La.
and Baton Rouge,
major
-
that
a
1973—$2,430,000 "
1,
A.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
financial
GIVING
March
Oct,
stock
"Subject to
and Sept. 1.
and net income of $26,642,000.
fiad operating revenues of $149,285,000
followed
has
Operating and
due
"
coast
«irea,
and
portions of central
and north central Florida. Electric
cervice
is
supplied in 481 communities, the largest of which
are
IvIIami,
Fort Lauderdale,
Coral Gables,
West Palm Beach, Miami
Beach, Ilialeah, Hollywood, Daytona Beach and Sarasota,
EARNINGS—For
notes
"Common
most
in
electricity
supplies
Co.
territory along the east coast of Florida, the agricultural
©round southern and eastern Lake Okeechobee,; the lower west
the
Manchester, N. H.;
Mass.;
company
Authorized
from
•
cf
and
CAPITALIZATION
the financing will be used by the
company for expansion and improvement of its facilities and for other
corporate
purposes.
It is estimated that the company's 1959-1960
construction program
will approximate $153,500,000 of which about
$72,500,000 will be expended in 1959, with $39,254,000 spent through
•Tuly 31.
'
proceeds
Net
PROCEEDS
the
and
*4'A%
prices starting
in each case.
ranging from 106.77% to par, and at special redemption
©t 101.52%
and declining to par, plus accrued interest
molding
of
steel strike is beginning to have
an
effect
on
particularly in the
industrial paint lines, and
that this would
probably be reflected in somewhat lower earnings in
the
first quarter of fiscal
1960.
■
■«
He
said,
however,
that,
"barring any
unforeseen and important
variety
a
Adrian
new
have placed the
Joyce said. "We
transaction
Division
Chemurgy
stated
bead
sales,
Glidden
The
of
of
the
very strong financial position," Mr.
financial resources to take advantage
a
the
nave
opportunities."
policy of retaining earn¬
ings to finance its expansion, and has not paid a cash dividend on
its common stock for a number of years.
The 'present indention of
the Board of Directors, is to consider the periodic payment of stock
dividends.. No assurance can be given as to the future declaration
or
rate of sucii dividends, which will be determiribd by business con¬
ditions
in
Co.,
types
manufacture
DIVIDENDS—The
from:, Halsey,
came
coupon
nylon
through
company
now
Inc. is primarily engaged in the
polystyrene and of styrene monomer
of molded plastic articles, and
extrusion powders. The company's plants are
Grant
various
of
the
located in Leominster,
Stuart &
White, Weld & Co., 100.23% ; The First Boston
bid of 101.718% for a 5:%% coupon came from
also
bids,
Other
in
and
available
company
program
production
stated,
he
1958,
.
proceeds of the sale of 100,000 shares
will be
for corporate purposes, including a capital con¬
estimated at $4,100,000 during the 1960 fiscal year.
The major items in the program are construction of additional facili¬
ties
for
the
production
of polystyrene and styrene monomer.
The
remaining 90,000 shares are being sold for certain selling stockholders.
the
by
struction
In
.
PROCEEDS—Net
used
to the
Baltimore
near
city.
operations of
the Chemurgy Division contributed
a net income
equal to 43 cents a share..
Capital expenditures in 1959 amounted to $7,607,001, compared to
$9,214,395 in fiscal 1958.
Mr. Joyce estimated that capital outlays in
the current year would run between nine and ten million dollars.
Glldden's working capital reached a record high of $58,248,341
in
1959.
The total at the cost of the prior fiscal year was $52,572,371.
"Our $30,000,000 debenture financing last fall and the funds made
■
books closed.
the
•
plant
pigment
that
in
Works
Joyce
old
the
from
move
Offered—An
by
public sale of the company's stock, which has been
closely
held.
This offering was oversubscribed and
net sales rose to $109,€97,575 from $144,450,764 for the like period a year earlier. Net income
was $11,489,865, or $2,12 per common share, compared
with $8,445,640
hr $1.53 per share a year ago, an increase of 35%V.
190, p. 1419.
livnch.
headed
group
first
1959,
nine
the
For
Stock
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
on
Oct. 28 publicly offered 190,000 shares of common
stock at $24.50 per share.
The offering represents the
underwriting
gratify-
during this period have been quite
and pon.lr.nd cement
^vpsum
Inc.—Common
Co.,
Grant
Foster
the Board and chief executive
of our operation in containers,
violated
by
corporation.
to
the
Commission's
broker-dealer
7,
1958.
stockholder.
since
Herbert
-The
P.
order.
Aug.
7,
Perry
Commission's
Perry
1958:
& Co.
During
was
President,
order
further
has been registhe period July
a
director and
that in-
asserts
Volume
190
Number
5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1835)
formation. developed
in
an
investigation conducted by its staff tends,
true, ta show that
during the period Aug. 5, to Oct. 29, 1958, Perry
Co. and
Perry offered and sold Ha ratine stock in violation of the
u
«
Securities
Act
misleading
registration
requirement
representations
by
means
operated
"which
and
as
a
false
of
fraud
-and
proceeds
the
and
deceit
A
of
Haratine.
hearing will
be
held
*oi^e^erm^ne whether
3?
from
be
revoked
and/or
190,
whether
in
membership
Inc.—V.
and
National
the
259.
p.
time
a
place
to
later
be. announced
!
operated
the laws were violated in the respects indicated
the broker-dealer, registration of Perry & Co.
w^ether
"S0,
i
Should
at
'
should
it
be
suspended
Association
of
.
Harman-Kardon, Inc.—Registers
This
corporation,
located
in
Westbury,
filed
such
of
common
stock.
sale by the
issuing
to be offered for
The-debentures
be
to
are
offered
shares
Co.
capital
of
of
limited
Cleveland,
meters,
In
the. year
1910
Hickok
Mr.
first
and
other
electronic
r
pioneered
and
series
company was
instruments
and
equipment.
incorporated under the laws uf the State
for
Jan.
of
of
Ohio
common
being registered under
The
-Supreme
a
sometimes
stock
with
principal underwriter.'
X •
The company is
engaged in the design, development, manufacture and
.
<
sale of high
ing
fidelity amplifiers and related
455,000
$125,000
shares
common
proceeds .of.-the
debenture
than
involved
in
moving;
promoting the "Citation
in
the
kit
engineering,
of bank loans. Of the
nefj
will bo. paid off; about
proposed new plant" and for
will be used for expanding and.
bank loans
product line and
capital.
'
other
and
additional
an
promotion
products. The balance
.
.
(51.75V),
.
•.
.
Harman,
he proposes to sell 80,000
of which
$125,000 will
a: public
will be used
? ...//.
outstanding, stock, Sidney
.
the
of
All
The
be
for
qf
^
shares.—V.
190,
articles
of
the
aqd
common
capital
exchange
for
GIVING
their
Vrloan> —,Z_—'
debentures
6?
company reported net earnings of $605,508 after taxes in the
tline months, ended
Sept. 30, 1959, compared With $397)311 in the cor¬
responding period a year ago.
" *
1
•
Class. A
$l
par
Class
$1
par. common
B
stock
EFFECT
?•••'■'
Bank—credit
agree¬
Commerce
,
manufactured by the company.
stock, of the subsidiary was acquired
TO
These-earnings
;■:
stock
shares
Hastings is
nents.—V.
equal to 57
were
outstanding,
the
in
1958
nine
producer of
a
189, p.
cents
against
as
first
share
a
piston
,
rings and
the
on
■)
\
other
V-Loan.4
number
same
>'
.
*$700,000
1,055,700 shares of
on
cents
38
months.
automotive
70,000
compo¬
2034.
4
,
located at 301
South
Hawthorne
ject
In
Blvd.,
Hawthorne,
Calif., on Oct. 22.Tiled a registration statement with the SE'C
covering
165,000 outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for
public
sale by the holders
thereof 'through William
R. Staats & Co. The
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
/ Hawthorne
of
trustee
organized
Association
under
Delaware
law
No
April
the
public
for
is
engaged
has
now
owns
been
spectus
the
in
Cecil
Vice-President,
*,
10'?
of
the
shares
stock.
of
Officers
and
and
the
by
G.
underwriter
Garton
William
as
H.
for
investment.
President,) Harold
Ritter
before, Walter E.
latest
Heller,
stock
cost
The
•
of
The
pro¬
O.
'
as
•
which
deals
exclusively in
commercial
financing,
has
senior
recently
notes
company
which
sold
will
to
be
insurance
used
companies
additional
as
&
190,
of
in
$15,030,000
Hercules Powder Co.,
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
income
of
share
'■
equal,
of
a
Net
nine
payment
of
months
ended
preferred
Sept.
first
nine
months of
dividends,
1958
was
to
equal
third
quarter of
dividends, to
1959,
71
income
net
net income
cents
in
the
was
share
a
third
of
equal,
1959,
$2.07 a
to
$1.48 3
after payment
common
quarter
of
1S58
stock.
and
$210,288,998
period.—V.
operating4 revenues
compared
190,
with
for
the
$177,410,049
nine
for
months'
to
59
Were
corresponding
the
period
1958
An additional
*
.
The
into
offered
debentures
class
principal
A
of
are
the
debentures,
rate
subject
unless
qf
to
previously. redeemed,
14 shares for each $100
adjustment under certain
The
"as
a
at
whole
in
redemption
accrued
The
of
or
the
dated
be
part,
at
prices
interest
in
debentures
any
ranging
each
are
redeemable
time
*
on
initially
the
at
option, of
least
from
the
30
days'
105^?
to
a
sinking
fund
starting
.
from
-.
29?
at.
the
4 'o
the
and
.
*
.
40,000
5,000
25,000
&
Co.—
-
25,000
V
2,500
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
Debentures Offered
—
With War¬
Feb.
I960.
1,
redeemable
"
-
hotels
in
San
Montreal,
foreign
hotels
GIVING
V
Juan,
-
Madrid,
Berlin,
West
under
Istanbul,
are
Cairo
and
construction
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
?
($25
par
shares
aro
other
series
include
170,865
shares
re¬
'
to
" *
'
.
1958
borrowed
59?
at
the
additional
line
a
of
additional
$25,000,000.
be
Each
repayable
In
1959
been
the
not
payment
said
on
M'exico
Acapulco.
in
FINANCING
in
notes
full
of
receivable"
with
Credit
Agreement).
credit
Oct.
At
the
under
1959
28,
no
Agree¬
by Sept. 15,4 1961, will expire at that date.
payable
at the rate
of one-half
of
19?
per
portion of the available credit.
Other bank's
is
The
1954
First
and
be
be
of
National
1958
to
will
.any
Loan
made
Bank
of
Boston
Agreements,
under
subordinated
the
in
and
1959
right
in
of
the
loans
expected to
Agreement.
are
Credit
payment
all
to
the agreements.
underwriters
Inc
Allyn & Co.,
1959,
Credit
used
fee
Smith
under
of
below
named
have
from Hilton the principal amount of debentures,
attached) set opposite their respective names below:
&
credit
effected
equal quarter-annual
final maturity on Sept.
effected.
available
unused
the
long-term
loan
20
(with
war¬
Units
Hornblower & Weeks
E.
2,250
Inc
to
agreed
Hutton &
F.
60O
Co
500
Johnston, Lemon & Co
40O
Kidder,
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc
150
Kuhn,
Anderson
t
500
150
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
Lazard, Freres & Co.
Loewi & Co., Inc.
40®
400
Irving Lundborg & Co
25Q
&
Arnhold
&
Strudwick__
S.
Bleichroeder,
Inc.
250
Bache
J.
&
Co.-
Barth
&
j:
Co.
Peabody <Sz Co
Loeb & Co
750
900
600
750
W. L.
300
Carl
Inc—
150
Bear,
;
300
Bateman, Eichler & Co.——
750
Mead, Miller & CP;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
40O
Stearns
G.
A.
&
Becker &
Co
Co.
Inc—__
750
Boettcher
&
300
Co._
Bradford
C.
J.
W.
E.
Clark
Courts
&
Crowell
Dominick &
I.
Francis
300
&
250
Dominick-^
DuPont
&
Rosenthal
Salomon
250
Co
Inc._
Rodman
Schwabacher
&
Co,
&
&
25®
Co
Bros.
&
&
20®
Hutzler
60®
40®
Co
500
Shearson, Hammill & Co
40®
Silberberg & Co.
25®
Singer, Deane & Scribner
30®
750
—
Edwards
G.
50O
Renshaw
&
400
Co
Eaqtman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities
250
Reynolds '& Co
200
:
Weedon
30»
Pierce & Co., Inc.
400
—
& Co.-,
Dittmar & Co.,
15®
40O
3d0f-(°Rauscher,
Co
Co._________
&
Lyons & Co
& Co.,
McGlone
400
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co
R.
Staats
Co
&
40®
Straus,
300
Sutro
Farwell, Chapman & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
400
750
Underwood, Neuhaus
Goodbody
&
300
C.
E.
Unterberg, Towbin Co.
Hallgarten
Co.
Ripley &
600
H.
C.
Wainwright & Co._
750
Wertheim
Hayden, Stone & Co
500
White, Weld &; Co
Hemphill, Noyes
500
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
A.
Harriman
Sons__—
William
400
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Co
&
Co
;
& Co.—__
&
Blosser
& McDowell
15®
Co—'ri
60®
& Co.,
25®
Inc.
&
30®
25®
75®
Co
75®
25®
Inc.
—V.
190, p.
1420 and V.
189, p. 2676.
Ilousatoiiic Public Service
Co.—Registers With SEC—
located at 33 Elizabeth St., Derby, Conn., fded a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 23, 1959, covering (6,642
shares of common stock.
The company proposes to offer this stock
This
company,
for subscription
five
each
for
by common stockholders at the rate of one new sharo
held.
The record date, subscription price ana
shares
underwriting terms arc to be supplied by amendment.
nanv and "Bacon, Whipple <fc Company head
the list qf
Of
the net
to
comnanv
construction
its
for
1959 and
will be used for additional
company
estimates its construction
at $4,418,000.- -V.,187, p. 1929.
and the balance
program;
The
expenditures.
construction
program
Allen & Com-
underwriters.
proceeds of the stock sale, $1,175,000 will bo used by th»
pay
short-term bank loans incurred in connection witU
1960
Outstanding
$43,201,698
serially
—
maturing
1977—
to
due
payable
:
—
National
Operating
Operating
4,449,000
'
Net
2.750,000
Other
$30,000,000
30,000.000
Gross
Bank
to
1963
notes
59?
tional,
1958
Hilton
—
Inc.,
Net
5,000,000
.'.
51444- long-term bank credit
Hotels
(1959)—
None
25,000,000
to pfd.
Earned
stock
725,000
subject
to audit.—V.
4,820,54®
20,367,90.1
389,588
389,581
19,736,819
—
Statement is
20,126,407
19,978,313
6,750 709
$2.92
6,750,76)
$2.S)
for period—
outstanding at close of respective period
per common share
NOTE:
25,188,441
6,029,398
—-----
applicable
24,839,102
349,33®
26,155,805
*
income
Shares
from
installment purchase notes, ma¬
turing serially from 1956 to 1970—
Sundry indebtedness
30,939
26,124,866
Balance
Interna¬
1961
to
•
$
92,126,64®
67,287,54*
75,474,434
income—
Dividends
4,565,039
maturing serially
1958
101,599,300
revenues—electric
revenue
deductions
deductions
Income
maturing serially
11958),
1958
1959
30—
operating
revenuesincome—net__
2,216,300
Bostont
note
5?
end
-Earnings—
& Power Co.
$
1,500.000
serially
1984—:——_—
"First
Elided Sept.
Months
12
from
——
debentures,
1954
Houston Lighting
1987—--—
to
1964
Debentures
plus
190, p.
771.
4'?
—
bank
loans, approximately $160,000 to construct and
equip research
development laboratories, approximately $100,000 for additional
equipment for the subsidiary, approximately $50.000 for
special ma¬
chinery and equipment at the main plant of the company,
approxi¬
mately $25,000 for leasehold improvements, and a sum of
approxi¬
mately $60,000 for the payment of an indebtedness of the
subsidiary
on
a
loan from
Cleveland Patents,
Inc., all of the capital stock of
which is, owned by the Hickok
family.
The balance of the said net
stock
Units
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoadcs & Co.
2,250
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fen¬
Oct.
after
note tl954), maturing serial¬
ly from 1956 to 1961—
proceeds of the sale of the $500,000 of
shares of class A stock • (estimated at
$1,031,intends to use approximately $400,000 to retire
sec¬
4',i9?
net
and
'•
"r
2,500
sinking
fund
debentures,
due
July 1, 19834)4'? debentures, due Jan. 1, 1970—
Notes
100,000
company
Inc.
—
maturing
to
from
-
the
Co.,
49?
year ending June 30,
1964. equal to 15'? of the consoli¬
earnings of the company and its subsidiary, Supreme Elec¬
PROCEEDS—Of
debentures
the
debentures
rants
Havana,
1948
1962
fiscal
net
shares
500,000
purchase
debt:
debs.,
notice
102',?,
1,
prepayment
UNDERWRITERS—-The
mortgage
bonds
and • notes
(3*a9?..to 4't4(?, maturing serially
company,
prior
of
issuable in
are
First
from
to
The
7,000
be
,
preferred
total
after
the latter
circumstances
for
principal on borrowings under
Agreement (and will be applied to prepayment of
1954 borrowing if at the
time no borrowings have
of
borrowing under
5,000
until
leased
price
certain
The
of
will
the
had
is
under
ner
will
leased
Long-term
case.
entitled
tronics Corp.
000),
at
•
may" be surrendered at par in pgyment for stock pur¬
the exercise
of
warrants.
Warrants may
not be de¬
debentures
of
will
debentures
from
established
participate in the loans
"A. C.
Panuma,
conditions.-;
1009?
7,000
7,000
—
convertible,
at
to
the
on
40,000
"
-
.
a
common
amount
Credit
which
60,000
&
CAPITALIZATION
being offered to
share.
are
stock
common
amount
10,000 shares
per
of
class
borrowing, Hilton's principal receipts
commitment
annum
stock
54,000
60,000
Trinidad,
Athens, Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
Hilton owns approximately 349?
.of the stock of Hilton Credit Corporation, which was formed recently
..'to
develop a universal credit card business.—V.
190,
p.
1420 and
publicly offered $500,000 of 6% convertible subordinated
debentures dated Oct. 1, 1959 and due Oct.
1, 1974, at
100% and accrued interest; and 90,000 shares of class A
common capital stock
(par $1) at $6.50 per share. Both
of these offerings were oversubscribed and the books
closed.
class
March
credit
amount
Ihc,_^_
Hotels Corp.
Additional
—
employees at $5.85
of stock
$199,000
Chemical
includes
,City,
.Hickok Electrical Instrument Co.
Securities
Of¬
fered— Hayden, Miller & Co. and associates on Oct. 20
,
a
of
convertible
are
in
upon
the exercise of warrants, subject
circumstances under anti-dilution clauses.
on
borrowings
Co,______
&
exercised
or
The
This
972.
p.
A
Unsubscribed
60,000
A,
conversion
a
which
of
Credit
1959
applied
1959
made
Shares
.
4
This
equal
chare.
sales
Co.,
1958
ment
of¬
15, 1964 at a scale of
prices beginning at 105'?, plus accrued, interest.
Sinking fund re¬
demptions may be made at par plus accrued interest.
The sinking
.fund is to redeem $600,000 principal amount of debentures annually,
'1965 through 1969. - Thereafter to maturity it is to redeem annually
,1/15 of the debentures outstanding on Oct. 15, 1969.
BUSINESS—Hilton
Hotels
Corporation
and
its
subsidiaries
now
operate thirty-seven hotels and inns with a total of approximately
28,500 guest rooms, located in thirty-two cities throughout the world.
30,
stock.
common
preferred
' cents
the
for
compares .with
.
after
the
stock
22,
participated
Principal amt.
Co
Johnson
upon
tached
-
for
stock.
common
income
For .the
of
reported
&
and
aggregate
Any
subscribed
underwriting group headed jointly by Carl
Loeb,-Rhoades & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc» on Oct. 28 offered
$30,000,000 6%
subordinated sinking fund debentures due
1984 with
common stock purchase warrants. The
offering was made
in units of $1,000 principal amount of debentures with
warrant attached, entitling the holders to buy 15 shares
of Hilton common stock at $42 per share to and
including
Oct. 15, 1963; at $46 thereafter to and including Oct.
15,
1967, and at $50 thereafter to and including Oct. 15, 1971,
the expiration date of the warrants. The units are priced
at $1,000 each, plus accrued interest from Oct. 15, 1959.
This offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. •
chased
Net
hot
1070.
p.
Hilton
working funds,
190, p. 871.
company
-
&
Cook
Debentures
net
common
are
'
offered to
M.
•-
share
A
which
plus
issuance
certain
1962;
Sept.
such
959?
rants—An
re¬
period
.1958.
The
class
series
at
adjustment
221,267 shares
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons
1959,
ported net earnings before income taxes for the first nine months
of $7,114,375 as
compared with $5,866,569 for the same
—V.
stock
common
at
after
corresponding three quarters the year
President, reported on Oct. 16.
.1959
The
A
for
in
principal of the
been made under
company
the debentures,
(1)
the class
the
shares
additional
(lie
ondary offering
of 50,000 shares -of common -stock
(par $5) was made on Oct. 28 by Bache & Co. and
Laird,
Bissell & Meeds at $41.50 per
share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of 95 cents per share.
This offering has been
completed, all of the said shares having been sold.
—V. 190, p. 1420.
" -
borrowings.
company,
'Of5V?
(2)
from
share
per
A.
2,
.will be
below, for whom Hayden,
severally agreed, sub*
purchase
below
Kraus__'_____
Wnu J. Mericka
Hooker
>
the
and
and
have
to
series
to
installments commencing Jan. 15, 1962, with
15, 1966, and will bear interest at 5V49?.
After
the
directors
outstanding.
This compares with per-share earnings of $1.68
shard for the
corresponding three quarters the year ••before based on
1,432,432 shares and after preferred dividend
requirements of $240,692,
The Sept. 30 common stock
dividend was raised to 35 cents, putting
that slock on a $1.40 annual basis.
The increase was h it to be
justi'fied by current
earnings, notwithstanding substantial increases in
«
indicated
Cleveland .Corp.
Reid
Roman
:a
<
named
representative,
precedent,
and'any 'shares of the
officers and employees
Sweney -Cartwright
earnings,
after
preferred
dividend
requirements
of
equal to $2.01 a share on 1,485,504 shares of common
were
First
Fulton
-V.
the
such
$5,85 per share:,
Miller
Lawrence
stock.
company and its subsidiaries earned $3,218,375
provision for income taxes for the
nine months ended Sept. 30,
compared with $2,646,569 for the
.$238,346,
at
Burge &
The
as
Chaney
Secretary-Treasurer.4
as
to
of
in
1
of debentures
Ball,
.
,
Chicago
These
them,
Hayden,-
„
act
common
(Walter E.) Heller &
Co.—Earnings Up— V
This
hereby
directors,
to
by
savings and
outstanding 565,000
than
more
acquired
lists
.
as
$26.25
maturity in 1963 (the principal receipts on such notes receiv¬
having
averaged
approximately
$270,000
per
months
sinco
1, 1958, are expected to retire the indebtedness on Oct. 5,
1960);
able,
as
% of
,as a group own 211,788 shares, or about 37.5'?
qf the outstanding
stock. The names of the
selling stockholders and the number of shares
to be sold by each are to
be supplied by amendment.-The
company
has issued. 10,000' shares to the
underwriter for - $20,000,
the stock
having
acting
conditions
for
1959
Association and
(2) a company which may
trust deeds securing loans,
by. the Association.
company
person
is
_
in
the
under
The
Co.
certain
stock,
stock
common
initial
unissued
Jan.
the
respective amounts
fered
500.000
converted
to
havo
March
*$700,000
be
at
which
preferred stock,
sum of $13,000,000,
reduced at Sept. 30, 1959 to $4,384,000,
payable in monthly installments through application of Hilton's
prin¬
cipal receipts upon certain of its notes receivable or in
any event afc
104,200 shs.
will
series
final
for
1960
shares
principal
295,980 shs.
loan
the
reserved
on
Outstanding
employee stock options
initially reserved, for conversion of debentures.
-
from
rowers
bank
reserved
31,
sufficient
amount
voting
$4,500,000, payable in quarter-annual Installments of $500,000, witht
interest at 4(49?
through 1959 and thereafter at 4'/a9?
to maturity
-
the.face value thereof
loan association
in Los Angeles
County. The company expects to operate, either directly
or
through subsidiaries,
(1)
an
insurance
agency
which
will assist
4|he Association in making fire and other insurance available to bor¬
•
outstanding
shares
such
per
preferred stock,
out of sinking)
First National Bank of Boston—
Under three separate
agreements made in 1954, 1958 and 1959, respec¬
tively,
each
with
The
First
National
Bank
of' Boston,
Hilton
or*.
Oct.
27,
1954
borrowed
$20,000,000, reduced
at' Sept., 30,., 1959 to
by
295,980 shs.
_
an
of
cumulative
**Excluding 647,517 treasury shares.
compa¬
$1,000,000 shs.
stock
preferred
into
Borrowings
FINANCING
,
was
the
The
&
to
the
purpose
of
acquiring
all
the
outstanding - guarantee stock
of
Hawthorne Savings and Loan
Association; and it now owns all such
stock.
the
4O.Q0O
shares
Miller
TPis corporation,
of
PRESENT
is
adjustment
obtaining shares
subsidiary.
500,000
common? stock.
'
■
the
$1,200,000
;
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
.
Hawthorne Financial Corp.—Registers With SEC—
.
'
^Includes
.
in
Authorized
.
.
of
be
the
on
in
Dec,
per
the
in
also
type
ment. (,
,
This
common
engaged
voting
i960,
§The
its
Electrical
CAPITALIZATION
Union
.
been
the
1629.
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Up—
to
the
of
the-'conipany in
235,500
p.
theretofore
year
5'/2%
and
first
premium
number
5Va9?
after
redeemable
59?
of
59?
for issuance upon the conversion of
5V2%
cumulative voting
preferred stock, series A. Upon sale of the debentures and the
attached
warrants offered,
an
additional 450,000 shares of common stock wiH
add electronic
instrument Co. as of June 30, 1959,
approximate comparative book values of the two
with., the shareholders of the subsidiary
of
nies
working
owns
-.Subsequent
Hickok
basis
address
.
.
President,
years,
finished
a
$90,000
line"; and
tooling
had
company,
electrical
rates
The
served
equipment for approximately
organization its principal Customer has
been The Hickok
ElectricalTnstrument Co., which has subcontracted to
Supreme Electronics Corp., the manufacture of
many components and
28
outstand¬
$200,000
salgj the
,\yill be expended in equipping
expenses
used
and
equipment. It has
of
l,.
$35.50
!IThis
Electronics
predecessor
a
the
without
each
The
issuable in series of
authorized. The balance of
referred
manufacture
in
maximum
issued.
value)-
Corp,
of Greenwood,
Miss,
(hereinafter
to'as the "subsidiary") was organized under the
option plan, 4,000 shares reserved for key employees
pursuant to stock
laws of the State of
options and 92,400 shares - reseryed_.for possible
Mississippi on April 12, 1956, principally for the
con-?.,
version' of the debentures.
purpose of. acquiring the assets and business of
Milton D?Biauner & Co., Inc., is listed as
Supreme, Inc., which,
the
restricted
is
A,
the
share-(subject
under anti-dilution clauses).
,
Sept: 15, 1915, and, until this public offering, has been controlled
the Hickok family to. the extent of
approximately 80.06'? of the
capital stock of the company, with the remaining shares
being
held largely4 byv
ofher Officers,-directors and employees of the com¬
pany.
None
of
the shares of
stock owned by
any
member of the
Hickok family, or any of such, other
officers, directors and employees,
is beipg sold as: a
part/of this public offering.
public
at
redemption
required
of
been
cumulative
The
of
dividends
to
accrued
dividends; no sinking fund is provided for such class.
Tho
liquidation preferences of both such classes are
equal to the par valno
of the shares,
plus accrued dividend upon liquidation, dissolution or
winding up, whether voluntary or involuntary. The shares of 5%9i
thereafter
many of the developments in the field
measuring and testing instruments.
electronic
subject
2<?
theretofore
manufacturing of
meters
is
payments
redeem
began the develop¬
and
cumulative
respectively,. payable quarterly.
A,
fund
electronic
by
?
to
series
common
company. The common shares, now outstanding, are
sale by the company's President. The registration
statement also includes 20,000
working
on
registration
a
Statement*with the SEC on Oct.
2^; 195S, covering $600,000 of! 6V2*?:
subordinated convertible debentures, due December, 1969, and
80,000
Shares
clocks..
electrical
Y..
to
manufacture) of electrical indicating meters,
actively engaged in the inventing, designing and
was
With SEC—
N.
added
be
and
The
.v
will
$236,000,
annum,
' company. has
Dealers,.
?
■
■
ment
expelled
or
Securities
at
laboratory and service testing instruments, and other electronic equip¬
ment.
The company was founded
by Mr. Robert D. Hickok, Sr., an
electrical..engineer who' in addition to being interested in electrical
indicating meters also was a pioneer in the manufacture of electrically
upon.:purchasers"
of
the
stock.
These
misrepresentations- related,
among- other things, to the market
price of the stock and to the prop-
perties
estimated
company.
BUSINESS:—The
Hickok .Electrical
Instrument
Ohio,
is
a
manufacturer
of
electrical
indicating
T
$5'?
-
first
($100
t5t2,r>
preferred
stock,
A
Period End.
55,760 shs.
-Amounts-
voting
($2.50 par)
shown
shares
include
of 59?
preferred
Railway
r278,733 shs.
§8,000,000 shs.
stock,
series
242,606 shs.
A
due
within one year.
series A, and 5yi'o cumula¬
(convertible),
operating
Railway operating
rev.
1959—Month—1958
exps.
22,283,793
16,930,100
A!
22,226,^69
1959—9 Mos.—195®
$
$
200,459,891
192,894,16®
17,070,977 159,950,752
l55MSWt
5,155,992
40,509,139
37,277,183
2,225,560
13,133,689
13,773,341
**3,817,737 shs.
portions
current
first preferred stock,
Sept. 30—
52,900 shs.
cumulative
'Common stock
tive
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
788,032
—
series
part
voting
preferred
stock,' series A ($25 pari (convertible)
$The
2,150,000
are
entitled
and
Net
.Net
—V.
rev.
from
ry.
railway, oper.
190,
p.
1421.
ops.
inc.—
5,353,693
1,434,689
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1836)
Iowa
Ebid*d
mission
Co.—Earnings—
Service
Public
Months
12
Aug. 31—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses-and taxes
——
_
disallowed
trustee,
1959
1958
$38,491,097 $34,975,456
32.483,380 29,543,183
'
less
plus
earnings
Board
$5,4.12,273
$6,007,717
J-/•
53.473
_
.
.
of
41,264
_
1,837,318
$4,223,872
$3,874,526
517,585
Income deductions
Net
517,585
;■!.
income
••
.........
preferred stock
on
to
was
Directors
of
IHES
Shares
after
were
Scheriker
committee it
A;
Schenker,
such
of
stock
common
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
190,
2,997,356
$1.23
2,997,356
share_._„—.
common
Railway
Railway
$3,356,941
outstanding
$1.12
Net
62.
Net
V.
Insul-Cup Corp. of America—Common Stock Offered—
on Oct 19 publicly offered
300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) at $1 per
share, as a speculation.
The^Jpmes Co., of N. Y. City,
ment;
und
will be used
$37,000
sell
and
trade,
advantage,
tainer which
to
institutional,
and
filled
be
others,
among
retains heat
with
hot
office
is
well
as
coffee
and to
through
•
Months Ended
operating
income
Pfd.
-
of the con¬
This permits the container
liquids und held In the hand
cold.
-V.
190,
This
of
producing approximately 10,000,000 cups per month. At the outset,
the company expects to limit itself to
the market in Metropolitan
company
containers
stock
190,
(lc
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
value).
par
PRESENT
Oil
13,550,000
shares
its
of
said participants
of
Jointly referred to
each
Net
rata
pro
holders of
holders.
the
in
such,
to
10V-
a
or
Venture
to
the
and
in
Ven¬
Orovitz
common
(said
Israeli
accepting
more
of
holders
individuals
being hereinafter
if
the
holders
Net
Net
holders.
the
In
that
event
—V.
offer,
the
of
Venture
arc
participants
than
this
10V
a
offer
interest
shall
be
the
in
deemed
Israeli
amount
direct
in
undivided
the
interests.
Federmann
company will issue
its 6V
promissory
of 8209,000
payable
merited,
contains
by
the company
both
However,
Venture
the
and
evi¬
in
addition
notes
in
the
to
certain
was
address is P.
the
aggregate
and
conditions
which
"the
under
laws
must
of
O.
Box
of
its
be
Delaware
were
? common stock.
81 Included
company. the
*
*
"
seven.
.exclusive
subsequently reclassified
slQce
-
"
were
wwe
no
seven
^censes,
and
commercial
oil
or
gas
has
been
found
of -the
company;
,the
is
a
lnternaSS 'Uh'tT""!1, ,mtn"
and Bear, Stearns &
P
1524
» ^olds
the
area
Co.
of
New
aM nm " 40:' intereat *
-
York
Controls
Co.,
below.
189, p. 348.
SEC
for
two
the
and
Oct.
on
—
Files With
19
*
prospector, filed a registration statement with
covering $120,000 of participating interests
properties in Monroe Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio,
Ohio,
Oct.
26,
1959,
and/or
(& Subs.) —Net Rise Out¬
Sales—
$1.40 per
share in
net
of
income
this
corporation
for
the
three
months
1958.
.
This represents an increase of 24^ "in earnings per share while net
increased 11 '.o
to $325,985,933 from $294,634,686 in the corre¬
sponding six months of the previous year.
All comparative, figures Include the operations of Barada & Page,
Inc., acquired by McKesson- &- Robbins under a pooling of interests
as of March 31, 1959.
Earnings per. share reflect the recent two-for-one
stock
Y
P«ta=r^:
split.
Directors
of
common
190,
p.
declared
stock,
on
Oct. 28
payable
Dec.
a
quarterly dividend-of 37M>c per share
to stockholders of record Dec. 1.
15,
462.
The
Com¬
taxes.
.
_
—
1958
as
k
1,078,858
761,058
*$0.37
2,343;383
1,629,083
$0.80
—_
outstanding
shares
V
$18,992,349 $11,390,393
i——-
share....—.—
of Sept.
.
....
30,
1959.—
.
Offering Suspended by
_
.
,
which
additional
an
*
'
.
Minneapol is-IIoney well Regulator Co.—Registers With
and Exchange Commission—
"^Securities
located at 2747 Fourth Ave. South, Minneapolis, Minn.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 22, 1959, covering
This company,
filed
a
-165,650 shares Of common stock, which have been or may be issued
upon exercise of options under the company's restricted stock option
plans.-
.
Record Earnings—
of this company for the first nine months of
any comparable period in the firm's history,
reported on Oct. 20.
The automatic controls manufacturer had net" income for the nine
months of $20,780,657, equal to $2.97 ai share, compared with'$14,803,211 or $2.12 for the first nine months of 1958.
Sales for the nine months ended Sept. 30 increased to $273,802,961,
as against $233,256,974 for
the same period a year ago.
The
company's sales for the third quarter of 1959 amounted, to
and
earnings
1959 were the highest for
Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of California, San Fran¬
rulc<i "POP «■"» allowances
$1,237,497.
—-
decision. announced
a
Sales
.International Hydro-Electric System—SEC
Decision—
0t^d?ndl°^mS?«n'Si,C?l?7-the Bf°
—
share, compared with net income of $4,425,867 or $1.13 per
the same period of
sales
the
wiTi?*8 r£,Ddered in proceedings for the
^nl ^fumTntw L
H°ldlng. Company Act with respect to
Cm^SiP ni" f?OV0rsion of IHES to an investment
SSes were in the aggregate amount The requested additional
Fund'
anoyances
of
1959
30—
registration statement, filed in August 1958, proposed the public
of 1,000,000 common shares and warrants for the purchase
2,000,000 shares, at an offering price of $1 per unit
consisting of 1 common share and 2 warrants (exercisable at $1 per
share).
An
additional 100,000 common shares were included for
offering at $1
per share
by two of Registrant's promoters.
The
company was organized in August 1957 to acquire, explore and develop
oil, gas and mineral properties; and it issued 3,000,000 shares to its
promoters and others who contributed funds, properties and equipment,
of which 1,686,380 shares were issued to four officers and directors.
The Commission ruled that the informational disclosures contained
in the registration statement are materially deficient with respect to
the
proposed use of the proceeds of the stock sale, description of
Registrant's business, property and capital structure/ the plan of dis¬
tribution of the securities, prior sales of unregistered securities, inter¬
ests of promoters in transactions with Registrant, and remuneration
of
management offjcials, 'and failure to make "plainly evident the
speculative features of Registrant's business and securities."
The description of the properties, for example, fails to disclose that
Registrant's mining properties are in an. exploratory stage and have
no
known deposits of commercially mineable ore, and the grade q*
material involved in ore shipments.
The prospectus also fails to state
the amount of oil produced and sold from the wells in which Registrant
held interests and the cost of production, as well as the cost and
location of certain properties.
There also was a failure to disclose
that .the Kobe
method .of improving production referred to in the
prospectus has not been demonstrated toj be economically feasible in
increasing production from Registrant's properties.
Of the $775,000 anticipated net proceeds of the stock sale,5 about
$392,000 is unallocated except to general corporate purposes.
The
Commission
held that the prospectus is materially misleading in
failing to make clear that Registrant, a recently organized company
with limited, operations, proposed to raise money from the offering far
in excess of the needs of
any existing activity or program and that
it has no specific plans with respect to the-use of more than half
of
the expected proceeds.
There also was a failure,to disclose the
Identity of persons other than management officials whb might partici¬
pate in the stock offering and the commissions payable to persons
acting as dealers, as well as the extent ta which a brokerage firm,
"in which three officers are partners, will participate in the offering.
The prospectus also Is
deficient, the Commission", indicated, with
respect to the identity of the promoters and their stock ownership lb
Registrant, the cost to promoters of properties, transferred to Regis¬
trant, and the interests of promoters and officials in transactions in
which Registrant is involved.—V.
188, p. 1520.
of
Ip the cqrresponding quarter of 1958, net income was $2,337,488,
equivalent to 59 cents per share on 3,912,452 common shares.
The tax
provision in .that period was $2,867,343.
...
•
Z *
For the six months ended Sept. 30,
net income was. $5,606,098 or
—V.
rLrganizatkm ^rior
after
per
.
..
of America—Earns. Soar
offering
-V.
ended Sept., 30, 1959 was $2,975,015, equivalent to 74 cents per share
on the
3,976,744 common shares. outstanding- on that date, according
to unaudited figures announced Oct. 28, by, George Van Gorder, Chair¬
man,
This was after provision of $3,445,384 for Federal Income taxes.
areas
N
ordered
New
The
Acquired—
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
£&«££
«™ a 60S
on.
Consolidated
again
of
Dorset,
SEC
paces
as
®wner. of 1.616,500 shares of common
Wyoming limited partnership
Husky Oil
Husky international,
MusKy
-V1M
in
Be
of financing the'drilling of four wells for oil
gas.—V. 189, p. 811 and V. 187, p. 2551.
and test
additional
■
Oct. 28, the SEC suspended a registration
proposed a public offering of securities by this
Salt Lake City, Utah,
corporation, because of false and misleading
representations and omissions df material facts. Registrant admitted
the existence of the deficiencies and consented to the issuance of the
157.
a
as
*
m
to
in
t'.!\
•
he said.—V. 189,
' !
;' '
,
has
income
In
p.
contemplated,"
Minerals Consolidated, Inc.
V
in oil and gas
for the purpose
th-fSd^S?' nfatiSC£Ul£ed lnKterests 6ince !954. drv hole*;
Nine test
driiied, all of which, have been abandoned
C°S^k76In£n^innI1thfnJlCenS6S ln?hich
stock
und
2891.
p.
(Russell) McConnell—Registers With SEC—
authorized and out--
geop, ^u
exploration,,core-hole drilling
of these
^lk
Inc.—To
corporation
This
the
f1&*®8a*4ng^-1 approximately 535,000 acres located variously in three
'p^tvfoleuJn Districts into .which Israel is divided. \ Since
r' tke..company s activities in Israel have been devoted
weiJs
189,
are
Securities and Exchange Commission—
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 200,000 shares of common stock to be offered at (par
$1 per share), without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental to mining
operations.
"
The assets transferred from Husky InterPetroleum Licenses - in Israel which gave the
right to explore for oil and gas in areas
area,
"
2,233,849
Graham-Paige Corp., above.—V. 190,
The
on'
lonofmn shares of class Bshares
3,000,000 «??«e ^,000,000
-
2,492,855
Mark H Mining Co., Inc., Portland, Ore.
partnership, substantially all of the assets of Husky
International In exchange for
3,000,000 shares of-common stock of the
1'500;000 shares of the presently
325,288
?■
•
station
•Adjusted to 2,031,382
V. 189, p. 2036.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
stock
Net
$6,260,212
met
Israel,
common
$7,023,339
The corporation on Oct. 22 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
subscription to stockholders at the rate of one share for each
shares held
at $2.70 per share,
the remainder to be offered to
public at $3 per share.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
a
note, purchase land,
construct
a
building.
accept
1139, Tel Aviv.
subordinated
stoek.—V.
SEC
in its
Earnings
284,294
either
operating revenues-.-—
income before taxes."
Net
VNet
Manchester Insurance Management & Investment Corp.,
the
incorporated
railway' oper. inc.
190, p. 1422.
at
'
-
Nine Months Ended Sept.
1959—9 Months—1958
$839,276
'
^
.
principal
from Husky International Ltd.,
HS
$799,053
_
$2,063^003 $19,027,109 $17,976,458
1,223,727
12,003,770
11,716,246
York, City
bdth Philadelphia's WIP
retain their close idcntificatioh with business, '
of their respective communities,
"N0 changes
Minerals & Chemicals Corp.
St. Louis, Mo.—Files With SEC—
to the order of such persons and in such
designate to the company.
May 29, 1959, as amended and-supple-
terms
and
registra¬
1
holding
shares
w" a^e<LBJ of.Aug\> 1954
Wyoming limited
'
expenses.
from ry. oper.
See Robertshaw-Fulton
principals by the closing date. These
the listing of the shares of common stock
on
the
Exchange, -the receipt by the principals of a favorable
company
oper.
Mairco
business of exploring for,
acquiring Interests in,, developing and. operating oil and
gas properties
to Israel. The
principal executive .offices of the company, are in Cody,
fcraeLexecutiye offices are locatednear Tel Aviv,
its
612.
interests
indirect
are
1959—Month—1958
$2,106,411
1,307,358
.
New
.
stop order.
and
Aug.^5, 1954 to engage primarily In the
*nd
p.
Madison Square Garden Corp.^-Shares Bought—
ruling from the Internal Revenue Service with
respect to the exchange,
the receipt of
necessary consents of -governmental agencies, opinions of
counsel and certificates of no material
change In the condition of
either the company or the Israeli Joint Venture.
The
185,
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
&
revenue!.
rev.
See
conditions Include
American Stock
below.—V.
-.
statement
amounts as Xaver Federmann shall
Hie agreement dated as of
-
(Ohio),
oper.
common
participants in the Friedland Venture and the
as defined above in the Israeli Joint Venture
offer, the
stock,
common
Co.
Joint
withdrawn
Joint Venture.
the event that the participants in the Federmann
Venture
int<;rest
this
Oil
(R. H.) Macy & Co., Inc.—To Increase Common Stock
Th$ stockholders on Nov. 10 will consider increasing the authorized
the
19.4V
a
Israeli
In
1,881,698
Refineries, Inc.—To Be Acquired—
Louisiana
of
ownership of securities in Israel Oil Prospectors Corp., Ltd.
(hereinafter sometimes called
"I.O.P.").
For the
purposes
of this
offer, one-fortieth of the outstanding shares of the capital stock of
I.O.P.
plus a loan to I.O.P. of either two Israeli pounds or $1.02
with respect to each share, shall be deemed to
be a IV
interest in
the
11,052
*,
.
that
said
...
Stark;
curities Exchange
1422.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
denced by
A
inc...
190,
Standard
Railway
Railway
of Its common stock
Venture
Joint
but less than
less
of
this
interests
the
$531,750
"15,613
$74,586
»
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1959,
$2,413,448
$669,863
79,587
201,362
$59,225
2,293
.
.
a
consolidated hearing, to be held Nov, 9.
Yofk Regional Office, in proceedings under the Se¬
Act of 1934 to determine whether the broker-dealer
registrations of the following should be revoked.
,
A
J. Grajson & Co., Inc. (New York), 92 Liberty Street, New York,
N. Y.; A. J. Grayson & Co. of New Jersey, Inc., 15 Washington Street,
Newark, N. J.; A. J. Grayson & Co. of Maryland, Inc., 607-11 Court
Square Building, Baltimore, Md.
According to the Commission's orders, the New York company and
Albert J. Grayson, President,
director and controlling stockholder of
each of the three companies, were permanently enjoined by an April
23, 1958, decree of the U. S. District Court for the Southern District
of New York,
from further violations of Section 5 (the registration
requirement) of the Securities Act of 1933 in connection with the
offer and sale of Micro-Moisture Controls, Inc., stock.
The said court
decree has been affirmed upon appeal.
The unlawful sales of MicroMoisture stock occurred during the period September 1956 to January
1957.—V. 184, p. 1730.
' "
1959—9 Mos.—1958
196,702
ops.
«
Micro-Moisture Controls, Inc.—Stock Sale Hearing Set
The
shares of
stock, reserved for sale to employees holding series O options
granted pursuant to the company's Employee Stock Option Plan. The
option price is $72 per share.—V. 190, p. 261.
than a 14V interest accept this offer,
the obligation of the accepting holders
their" interests in the Israeli Joint Venture,
exchange
accept
Orovitz
,
$2,502,861
1,832,998
$275,948
,
Howard
by
1
Offering—A
secondary offering of 11,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on Sept. 30 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $23.75
per share, with a dealer's concession of 75
cents per
share. This offering has been completed, all of the said*
shares having been sold.*—V. 190, p. 157.
By
This company, located at 608 Madison Ave., Toledo, filed a
tion statement with the SEC on Oct. 22, 1959, covering 43,210
terminated.
The
1959—Month—1958
$255,927
„
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.—Secondary
common
participants
terminate
may
to
the
Venture
oper.
Leonard
the holders, of less
If
principals
hereunder
1
$2.44
-
from ry.
railway
See
interest accept ibbs1"
offer, the company will issue 406,500 shares of common stock for each
1%
interest
in
the
Israeli Joint
Venture
held
by such accepting/
if
-
life
social
and
604.
$5,244,830
$2.73
Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
the "principals").
as
interest
stock
and,
$5,877,322
stock——.—
-
personnel
in
its
&
,
Peoria's WTVH will
civic
p.
stock...
common
common
'
of
"Deficit.—V.
between a 35^ and more than a 20V interest in the Israeli Joint Ven¬
ture accept this offer.
If a 19.4V but not more than a 20('o interest
accept this offer, the company will issue 10,840,000 shares of common
the
for
$6,295,711
1,050,881
1,000,000 shs.
Exchange Offer
offer
to
Hie company agrees to issue 542,000 shares
"
1,050,881
in
Samuel Friedland end Max Orovitz
.
$6,928,203
.
negotiated
was
Metropolitan*"Chairman Kluge
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Registers With SEC—
Corp.
intends
Venture, the Friedland
Fcderniann
for
to
Net rev.
Outstanding
stock
in exchange for the
the Israeli Joint Venture. This offer
of the company is made pursuant to an agreement dated as of May
29. 1969, as amended and supplemented, among the company, Husky
International Ltd... and three individuals, Messrs.- Xaver Federmann,
,
;
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating
rev.
Railway operating exps.
FINANCING
2,500,000 shs.
....
Israel American Oil Corp—Proposed
interests
1,927,050
1524.
p.
Lehigh
1421.
p.
Israel-American
ture,
..i—
.share of
,
,,
,
,
broker.
with six machines.
Authorized
Common
cash.
City financier.
The WIP deal
investment company filed an amendment on Get. 26,
registration statement, covering an additional 1,000,000
Keystone
Custodian
Fund
certificates
of
participation
series Kl.—V. 190, p. 1181.
now
CAPITALIZATION
the
170,721
$8,222,761
•
City,
rents 2,000 square feet of manufacturing space
at 1938 Park Ave., New York, N. Y„ und it is the company's belief
that it will be necessary to rent additional space for production of
—V,
$6,763(596
1,835,393
——...a..
Boston
shares
Production thus far has been limited to samples made by the pro¬
totype machine.
The company believes that machines can be com¬
pleted within three to'lour months and that six machines and auxil¬
iary equipment can be purchased lor $180,000 which will be capable
$8,052,040
applicable to the period..
available
per
.
,
WTVH in
was
station/WIP,^w|as purchased from 56 shareholders of. WIP
Cot', Philadelphia, in a transaction involving 150,000
shares of Metropolitan capital stock and the assumption of $2 million
in WIP liabilities.
The deal must be approved by WIFs shareholders.
The $4»! million Philadelphia transaction involved such WIP share¬
holders as~Bcnedict Gimbel, Jr., WlP's President and general manager
for 38 vears; John P. Crisconi,
Philadelphia businessman and philan¬
thropist; and Bob Hope. Other well-known shareholders are John G.
Pew
Jr.
of
the sun shipbuilding family, Robert M.
Brown, VicePresident of Esslinger Brewing; and William, L. Butler, retired Quaker
24,800,304
$8,758,141
5,455
.
J...
dividends
are:
station
countries,
Radio
26,413,995
...........
income.,....!
stock
1959
York
in
1959
1958
$35,172,136 $32,852,344
...
.
Broadcasting-
!
(net).
two
Peoria, 111., whose coverage includes 13
purchased from Hilltop Broadcasting Co., a
wholly-owned subsidiary of the Peoria "Journal Star," for over $600,000
Illinois
■
....
revenues
of
Cleveland.
details
Television
Keystone Custodian Fuasds, Inc.—Registers Additional
Shares With Securities and Exchange Commission—
fingers.' It can also be placed on furniture without
marks.
Another important advantage is that the container
not impart any taste or odor to the liquid.
The
;
addition
WHK,
The
and
without burning -the'
New
'
.
taxes
and
deductions
Net
leaving
does
.
Sept, 30—
income...,.
Balance
plant feeding.
the insulated nature
as
and
$1,519,022 $14,387,267 $12,914,007
692,096
6,025,333
5,561,333
641,253
Earnings
and
other hot
or
from
$1,524,564
Income
,
One
expenses.
Gross
independent, distribution channels.
The container is produced, by a modified casting, technique which
is both rapid and inexpensive.
Desirable forms and shapes lor the
large volume container field can be
readily produced.
Tills field
embraces the disposable cups used in vending, the restaurant goingout
oper.
corporation
the
t
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Months—1958
$3,458,559 $34,255,677 $31,459,475
2,141,611
1,939,537
19,868,410
18,544,868
ry. oper.
Other
thirty ounces and to manufacture'such products
distribute .them through its own efforts us well as
to
a
$3,666,175
revenue—
rev.
Net
BUSINESS—The company, was incorporated in New York on March
5, 1959 and maintains its place of business at 1938 Park Ave., New
York, N. Y. *phe company was organized : to exploit a process to manu¬
facture insula ted disposable "'plastic containers in various sizes of one
ounce
and
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.-—Earnings—
working capital.
as
oper.
railway oper. Inc.—
190, p. 1421.
12
to pay off
will be used
proceeds
Shapiro
&
Nemerov
to
as
disallowances.—V.
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
$6,000 of existing
liabilities; 8180,000 will be used for purchase of machinery and equip¬
PROCEEDS—The
well
as
Chairman Gadsby and Commissioner Sargent
187, p. 2247.
represented.
dissented from
Kansas City Southern Ry.—Earnings—
$3,706,287
preferred stock dividends——-
Other
requested).
been
had
($170,000
Corp.—Acquisition—
announced on Oct. 23 the signing of contracts
new stations—one in television and the other
in radio—to its list of national operations.
According to the announcement by John W. Kluge, Chairman and
President of Metropolitan, the corporation has acquired TV station
WTVH-TV in Peoria, 111.,
and radio station WIP in Philadelphia in
transactions involving over $5 million.
Both, are subject to approval
by the FCC.
'
Metropolitan Broadcasting, which was founded in September, 1955,
presently operates television stations WNEW-TV in New York._and
WTTG-TV in Washington, D. C., and radio stations WNEW, New York,
George
Period End. Sept. 30—
Balance
Metropolitan Broadcasting
This
for
$45,000 to Henry J. Friendly and Leonard J. Sheriff;
E.
Cleary;
and
$15,000 to Stanley S. Surrey.
denied
to
Wolf, Block, Schorr & Solis-Cohen and
were
to
Allowances
$5,473,537.
1,599,011
Gross income __„!.$6,061,190
Dividends
$35,200
supplemental fee of $325,000 to the
the trustee and his co-counsel
$432,500 to
of $100,000. A fee of $125,000 (less $85,000
allowed Purcell & Nelson, counsel for an Interim
payment
previously paid»
allowances
Net
Other income (net)
requested
a
additional
an
interim
an
Monclay, November 2, 1959
..
.
cisco, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
•
corporation
on
Oct. -23
filed
a
Wishart,
President,
.
letter' bf notification
with
the
SEC covering $30,000 of 5 Vz12-year capital debentures to be offered
at
90rb
of
face
amount, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
Paul B.
to be used for working capital.—V. 190,
p.
873.
•
M
Volume ISO
Number 5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1837)
$98.151,670,.up
from
Third
quarter
compared
with
of
last
Per
at
earnings
the
of
the
based
are
respective
6.985,333 shares
Minnesota Power
cents
1958.
1
National
equal to $1.21
a
share,
share, in the third quarter
a
&
the
on
number
periods:
Sept.
on
of
shares
6.994,853 shares
1958.—V. 190, p.
30,
Operating
,Operating
Net
Gross
on
sales
$26,424,599
of
1958.
21,664.79!)
20,386,071
i—
revenues__,_i___.—
$0,335,786
346,001
$6,693,902
bonds.-
$6,384,529
1,870,000
„
of
1,870,000
-
For
the
621.013
_
income—,
mon
pid.
stock
$4,463,627
ings
the
stock '
':~j
$145,878,000,
increase
an
outstanding,—
$2.26
this
year net sales
totaled
sales
over
of
is
amounted
comparable
in
stated
in
in
the
the
first
that
as
1959
nine
three
results
for
the
with
compared
1958
months
quarters
to
to
year
preferred
1959
had
$2.33
purposes.
in .1959
in
results
corporation,
formerly Mississippi Valley Stock Yards, Inc., has
redemption on Nov. 15, next, $6,000 of its first mortgage
bonds dated
May 15, 1951 and due May 15, 1960 at 100^ and accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the Mutual Bank & Trust Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.—V.
189, p. 2036.
for
will
also
be
proportionately
improvement is
year."—-V. 190, p. 1526.
National
Mention,
Key
in
Oct.
our
higher
with
than
last
forecasts
Financing
26
made
issue
the
public
Mississippi Valley Stock Yards, Inc.—Partial Redemp'n
See
Mississippi Valley
Investment
Co.,
Inc.
above.—V.
189,
2036.
p.
UNDERWRITERS—The
\
75,000
operating revenues in Sept. 1959, were $24,392,504 compared
$24,179,903, in Sept. 1958. For nine months of 1959, $228,791,557
Net
with
income
$214,737,459
in
Sept.
the
in
$1,260,449
was
Sept. 1958, and for nine months
$8,593,570 in the same period
Federal
income
in
taxes
accrual
of
$500,000.
accrual
of
$3,477,000
the
corresponding
The
balance
tions
For
for
Sept.
nine
with
is
,
months
$76*8,528
For
There
In
months
with
was
Sept.
of
1959,
the
there
was
was
of
for
a
last
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades
the
company
190,
Stearns
Merrill,
&
Turben
.
Inc
E.
F.
Hutton
Burnham
RR.—Appointments Made—
<fc
&
Coleman
&
Chemical Lank New York Trust Co., has been
appointed trustee,
paying agent and registrar for the company's 5 V'a c'o equipment trust
certificates, series M, due serially on each Oct. 15 from 1960 to 1975,
Motor
of
Sept.
have
F.
Cotes,
the
were
cents
of
30
$1,016,773.
been
reported by
last
President,
highest Wnce
share
per
year
the
1956,
the
were
The
Profit—
ill
for
the
nine
months
this corporation. This compares
for the same period of 1958.
earnings
and
reported
company
share
per
at
that
third
since
a
the
for
loss
of
nine
quarter
1955.
corporation
cents
third
products
He
division,
for
declared that the steel strike
wil) have an effect on fourth
How muchltbc company earns in the final period now
on
how long steel will be a problem, he said.—V.
1864.
largely
p.
the
Of
total.
stockholder
company's
For the same quarter a year ago,
net earnings were $266,000
11 cents
or
share.
Higher crude oil production, increased sales of refined products, and
lower exploration charges were pointed out
as
the principal factors
influencing the improvement.
Consolidated sales and operating rev¬
enues
for the quarter were $12,691,000 compared to
$9,187,000 in the
same
period a year earlier.
oil
Crude
and
natural
liquids
gas
production
for
the
12.925 barrels daily including 3,760 barrels
owned Marlago property in Venezuela.
This
daily average
over
curtailments
in
strikes
of
because
the
region
of
of
about
of
was
W.,
the
of
ago
of
company's
months
increase
2,792
of
despite
South
the
laws
will
largest
crude
oil
refined
of
Sales
fiscal
products in
an
in
guarantee of
to
Mel,
the
operating
attendance
the
at
ex¬
being sold for the
are
142,500
shares
account
are
being
of
the
6,
Auto
D.
C.,
of
System.
organized
Columbia.
of
stock
Leasing
was
The
Inc.,
22,
company has
All-County Auto
K
Street,
1959,
under
acquired all
System. Inc., a
Leasing
the
name
in
of
the
Helen
the
business
trucks
for
devised
Rowan,
by
of
all
the
190,
p.
States
of
and
in
uses
Rowan,
the
of
one
Auto
Leasing
under
will
company
types
Harry
President
company.—V.
All-County
United
its
be
the
secretary
the
but
name.
leasing
accordance
463.
System,
own
with
of
auto¬
the
copy¬
principal
Corporation of
in
fuel
at
were
the
over
oil
an
rate
quarter
meeting
were
told
that
(A
Kansas
Sisters
Bend,
$1,500,000 of direct obligation serial notes of St. Mary
Hospital, Manhattan, Kansas.
This 15-year issue will
carry the following interest yields:
5% on maturities
from February 1962 through
August 1964; 5¥4% on ma¬
turities from February 1965
through August 1969: 5¥2%
on maturities from
February 1970 through August 1971;
5%% on maturities from February 1.972 through August
of
Ocean
Approximately 96^ of the outstanding stock was voted in person
proxy at the meeting which was held at the company's offices.
Academy
of Saint Joseph of Concordia)—
Set for Nov. 3—B. C. Ziegler &
Co., of
Wis., expects to offer tomorrow (Nov, 3),
West
the
of
and
Notes Offering
demand.
average
first
Convent
or
1974.
Dealer's
concessions
are
follows:
as
of the Board of Directors were reelected and an amendment
to
the articles of incorporation was adopted.
This amendment gives
the Board of Directors certain flexibility in connection with any future
issuance or sales of any stock or securities of the company.—V.
190.
members
PROCEEDS—To
structing the
975.
pay
in
100-bed
new
part
St.
the
estimated
Mary's
$2,600,000
Hospital
at
Securities &
'
Exchange Commission—
corporation,
This
Kansas
City.
Mo.,
located
Oct.
on
27
at
14th
filed a
registration of
due Oct.
1, 1984.
seeking
SEC
debentures,
for
debentures
subscription
$100 of debentures
record date are to
Ave.
cost
Manhattan.
of
Swift
Street.
North
by
The
company
common
proposes
stockholders
on
to
offer
the
basis
The
and
company
will
for each
in
the
of debentures will be
available
for
any
proper
principally to increase inventories,
mail
order
added to
corporate
to carry
the
its
business.
general
purpose,
company's
Net
funds
including
A
G.
ment:
of
in
accounts
its
operating
new
Net
$
137.590,125
437,143
2,693,563
33,592,464
33.319,978
140,283,688
127,013,658
5,395,703
5,676.918
22,328,227
21,617,691
28,196,761
of
27.643.0G0
12,813,000
11,513,000
$2.20
$2.40
shares
The
Chemical
agent
this
underwriters
$2,160,000
in
1972,
$12,-
1977
and
and
repaid
below,
named
acting
Carl
M.
Inc.
400.000
Simmons..
120.000
Sons
t
400,000
Lundborg
McCormick
&
McDonald
&
Phillips
Merrill
The
100,000
Mitchum, Jones
pleton
100,000
The
Courts
it
Co
Co.
120,000
Weedon
Ciuttenden,
&
Co.,
Podesta
Ohio
Pacific
•
100,000
Inc._
720,000
120,000
&
Tem-
100.000
Co.:
400,000
Co
150,000
'
Company-,
Northwest
Paine,
&
Webbef,
100,000
Co.,,
100,000
Jackson
Curtis
400 000
Piper.
£ 9°J
100.00U
Quail & Co.,
Dinsmore
.250,000
100,000
Co" Inc-
™
Merle-Smith—_
Dommick
Pierce,
Smith
150,000
iSO.OOO
^
&
Lynch,
Milwaukee Co
S. Moseley &
Newhard, Cook
&
7;
t
Eugene C.
120 000
F.
100,000
250,000
Co
C7m'°H &
120,000
150,000
Co
Fenner <fc
Cmles-Schutz
Co.—___•
Clark, Dodge & Co
Co._
&
Co
250,000
Co.
720,000
Loeb,' Rhoades
150.000
&
400,000
Co.
&
Co.
400,000
Lehman Brothers !
250,000
Irving
&
$150,000
Langley & Co.—
Higginson Corp
100,000
Ciowell
Co.__
C.
100,000
«°,wn
^>0!
&
Dominick.,
Eastman Dillon,
worthy
Jaffray
&
Hop-
wood
150;000
Inc
Cliff Rahel & Co
Riter & Co:___
100,000
J.
100,000
250 000
250,000
The
720,000
100,000
Co., Inc,
:
Salomon Bros. Hutzler..,
Schwabacher & Co
Union
Securities & Co.
Ellis, IJolyoke & Co
El
W.
Lee
inc.
'k
Klrkpatrick-Pettis
400,000
Co.,
100,000
Biush, Slocumb
Co
120,000
Robinson-Humphrey
120 000
400,000
250,000
Shearson, Hammiil & Co.
Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
720.000
100,000
Smith,
150.000
720 000
William R. Staats & Co.
Stern Brothers & Co.
Stone & Webster Securi-
Ti.?'Scr 7°'A Ir)c—100,000
riu.
Fust
.
Boston Corp.
Michigan Corp.
Glore. Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co..,
oi
720.000
720,000
Goodborly
Barney
&
150,000
Co.__
& Co:——,
Stieglitz,,
120,000
100,000
Sutro
250,000
Swiss American
720,000
120',000
250 000
Talmage & Co.
Spencer Trask & Co.___
Tucker, Anthony & R.
Halle
&
I'10-
T,
Harnnian
Ripley
&
720,000
—
J. J.
Hi Ilia rd
L.
Horn blower
W.
E.
&
&
Co.
Northern Pacific
L. Day
100,000
250,000
250,000
—
G.
150 000
H.
Walker & Co
Weeden & Co. Inc
250 000
White,
400,000
400,000
•
Inc.—
720 000
Weld
&
&
400000
Co
Dean-Witter
*
Co.
150.000
Harold E.
720,000
Peabody Sc Co'.,'
190, p. 1736
Period End.
lOo'.OOO
Corp.,250^000
Wachob-Bender Corp
100,000
Kidder,
—V.
720 000
Co
400,000
Weeks—
Co.,
&
250,000
Si Son__
Hutton &
Kaltnan
ties Corp.
Co.,
*
Hayden, Stone & Co.—.
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.,
Woodard-Elwood
72o]ooo
Wood & Co.__
<fc
100,000
Co.,
100 000
Ity.-—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos—1958
$
Railway
Railway
Net
from
$
rev.
17,267,786
18,715,285
139,327,851
exps.
12,530,690
ops.
4,737,096
6,520,576
inc—
'27,222,050
26,176,494
1,829,182
2,860,281
10,781,200
12,270,529
operating
Net
operating
rev.
railway
190, p.
ry;
oper.
$
$
131,404,664
12,194,709 112,105.801 105.228,170
1423.
Northwest Natural Gas Co.
123,910,481
Bank
for
offering
$9.70
the
p.
$17.50
York
common
Trust
stock
to
has
the
been
appointed
stock
effect
sole
190.
offering
In
Pharmacal
stockholders
Sales
corporation. —-V.
a
Secondary Offering
shares
Oct.
on
share, with
This
Norwich
ended
Co.
of
per
share.
common
New
—
16,600
of
—
A
stock
common
16 by White, Weld & Co.
dealer's concession of 50 cents
oversubscribed.—V.
was
189,
2140.
The
$9.15
Corp.—Trans¬
of
(par $9.50) was made
117,955,461 105,395,967
12,163,000
11,513,000
Nord Photocopy & Business Equipment
fer Agent—
1340.
in
borrowed
authorization.
Co.
3.103.177
—
—..
income
transfer
in
$7,000,000
150,000 v
&
<fc
at
32.882,835
646,128
Earnings per share—i
—V.
190, p. 1423.
p.
$13,621,000
company
$
32,946,336
net
income
number
the
several
Co
secondary
Interest deductions
Aver,
$1,867,500
1959,
1961-71,
1974-76,
1959,
under
Co...;—
Eichler
Ellis
B
per
Total
&
income
and
income,
are
31,
1959-60,
in
1982-85.' Aggregate
requirements for funded debt out$895,000 for the remainder of
Co.,
&
&
Becker
B unt
1959—12 Mos.—-1958
$
increasing
receivable and to finance the company's invest¬
membership
discount department
store
operation
which is now planned to include at least five such units.
A portion
of the proceeds may also be used to increase the company's investment
in its subsidiary. The National Bellas Hess Life Insurance
Company.
—V.
190, p.. 1423.
volume
Net
Other
cxps.
&
Baird
250.609,320 234,789,333 993,327,495 937,505,699
taxes.. 217,662,984 201,906,498 855,737,370 813,595,218
revenues—
be
is principally engaged
the sale
be
Oper.
100f5
at
proceeds of
$
the
of
1959—3 Mos.—1958
'
Operating
Aug.
*^1Co" Inc
Bateman,
con¬
Kansas.
each
addi-
provisions
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept, 30—
and
registration statement with the
$5,318,800
of
convertible
subordinated
50 shares held.
The interest rate and
supplied by amendment.
The
debentures will
of principal
amount
through an underwriting
group headed by Stern Erothers <fc Co. of Kansas City.
The under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
offered
be
New York
11159
Allyn & Co., Inc.__
Larth
—V.
National Bellas Ilcss, Inc.—Registers Debentures With
under
However;
wich
fund
$13.790,000 in
$10,000,000
in
$15,180,000
E.dcer, Weeks
1%
through
February 1966; \ V\% from August 1966 through February
1971, and 1¥2 % from August 1971 through August 1974.
All
issued
Hallgarteu & Co.——-.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
.stockholders
...
'
Nazareth
be
to
outstanding.
compliance
aro $1,227,500 in
1976-81
ancl
$640,000
inc.
First
oij the company,
upon
8.265,177 shs.
Inc.,. as representative, have"1
entered into an
agreement with the
company whereby they have
severally
purchase the respective
principal amounts of debentures
below from the
company:
to
indicated
A. C.
Dmk
1700
May
on
now
created
sinking
.
for
authorized
amount
be
1959
in
31.
to
Blyth
agreed
selling
a
sold
160,000 shs.
15,000,000 shs.
underwriting
J.
...
(I
200.000 shs.
1978.
additional
through
Howard
,
elsewhere
principal
(The)
quarter
increase of 33'}
of
to
net
'
Outstanding
$48,320,000
183,074,000
a—
1960'
^Subsequent
the
offered
operating
income
net
750,000 shs.
debt
the
31'
and
1973,
in
Robert W.
lease
a
with
be
drilled 17 net wells of which
& Exploration Co. (52#
owned! had higher earnings in the
first
quarter under the influence of increased contract drilling at
improved rates and decreased exploratory charge-offs.
p.
the
to
may
Aug.
in
CakUell
remaining
District
under
and
and
Drilling
bv
State
operate
plan
•of
year.
Stockholders
for
par)
■>
the steel strike has caused a decrease
12,330 barrels daily,
the
the
righted
runs averaged 8.902 barrels of crude oil per day
during the
This was less than the 9,178-barrel average of a year ago
of the 14-day shutdown to tie in expanded processing facilities
cutback in runs to stills during the latter part ol' the quarter
because
of
mobiles
because
a
7,500 shares
and
account.
outstanding
The
Refinery
period.
used
notification
(no
Lodge in Prince Georges County,
acquisition of a third motel.
Washington
the
York
produc¬
barrels
per
day in the Rocky
duration, but production cutback in
1,400 barrels per day has continued since
approximately
the quarter,
be
Arkansas
1.000
the three months, the company
completed as producers.
were
day from
in
and
area
the
three
per
attained
was
During
last
of
organized on March 27. 1959, under the laws of the State
of New York, and
copyright ownership of the book "Introduction to
Auto Leasing"
(1959!.
The company will continue to operate in New
short
of
Arkansas
midway in
year
a
Rocky Mountain
refineries
at
Reduction
customer.
Mountain
and
letter
a
funded
UNDERWRITERS—The
corporation
averaged
jointly
barreis
to
BUSINESS—Nationwide
N.
...
15
filed
1959,
and
maturity and sinking fund requirements.
Aggre¬
sinking fund
requirements
for
preferred
stock
out-
in
an
of
$1,640,000
1,875
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of $220,500 will be
applied as follows:
$17,000 for repayment of loan plus interest at
3'}> for 3 months assum¬
ing repayment on Oct. 30, 1959.
amounting to $127.50; $30,000 for
establishment of sales offices, overhead and
administrative expenses;
and the balance of proceeds
$173,372.50 are to be applied to costs of
arranging franchises and to financing of purchase of leased cars.
Consolidated net earnings of this corporation for the quarter which
Aug. 31, 1959, were $855,000 or 35 cents per share, it was an¬
Oct. 7 at the annual meeting of stockholders of the
company.
ended
nounced
tion
23
30.
$46,000,000
„
par_
debt
maturity
$4,000,000
1,875
June
$146,910,548
230,000 shs.
Aug'
1,875
3,125
ended
to
current
at
1735.
p.
months
amounted
—_____
annual
»i8
000.000
-
Murphy Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Soar—
-
Oct.
on
are
the
gate
1.875
Nationwide Auto Leasing System,
Inc.—Common Stock
Offered—Investment Bankers of
America, Inc., of Wash¬
ington, D. C., on Oct. 20 publicly offered on a "best
efforts" basis, 150,000 shares of common
stock (par 100)
at $2 per share. 0-—
—
Cotes
depends
per
190,
12
indentures.
3,750
of
quarter
share.
per
and
penses,
months
earnings
the
In
25
consumer
the
quarter results.
188,
V.
see
covering 3,500 shares of common stock
$75 per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
Johnson Motor
,
share
highest
improved earnings
improved showing.
Mr.
a
'that
said
credited
the
details,
of
use
Gas
($10 par)—
limited
^Includes
3,750
National Motels, Inc.,
Longmeadow, Mass.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
"...
si.20
or
loss of $224.431,.or 27 cents
a
M.
-
Corp.—Shows
earnings
ended
with
Wheel
1423.
p.
other
is
6,250
Co
$60,400,000 cash and-the
equipment already paid for.
:IZ!i
($10
funded
the
3,125
SEC
Net
22
190,
inclusive.—V.
For
tional
1961-75,
____
and
Authorized
amount'
indenture
of
3,125
Co.—i—;
for
by subsidiary
other corporate
subsidiaries
for
require
and
of
incurred
Issued
company
debentures
st/ock
3,125
&
bo
and
the
sale
the.company's
Ions
——
annual
•
of
recent
a
of
to
debentures,
series
5,625
;
prior
new
of
bank
to
construction,
Natural
the
series
5.60-:;
3,750
■
Sunstein
Hettleman
o.OO^
Common
0.250
Co._—
of
to
company
fund
6,250
Co
Co.
&
the
series—
5,625
Co.—___—
of
of
a
they
at a re¬
The sinking fund
payment
securities
bank loans
9,375
Co
<fc
Hentz
the
stock
■: -
&
H.
1423.
p.
7,500
9,375
complete
repayment
expenditures
material
sale
debt:
Sinking
•
•
costs
Short term
7,500
12,500
—l
"
Co.,
of
SPreferred
•
7,500
12,500
Curtis.
&
Co.—
&
to
purchase
their
the
at
company
debentures
including ttfe proceeds
used
debentures
"The
12,500
Co
.
both
follows:
as
Shareholders Company
37,500
22,500
Co
&
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Gerstley,
Missouri Pacific
from
be
estimated
of
Fun led
—Number of shares—
Goodbody
year.—V.
stock
common
Unterberg, Towbin
Higginson Corp
Bear,
in
.
is
A
E.
an
debit
a
$562,000
sinking fund appropria¬
$975,735 in Sept.
1958.
balance of $5,158,775 compared
period
class
<
C.
Lee
Carl
there
there
accrual
1958.
same
have
Selling
accrual
no
1958,
1959
credit
a
of
year.
mandatory capital and
$676,839 compared with
of
for
nine
of
1958.
1959.
compared
last
with $1,870,667 in
$10,548,622 compared with
was
below
.;
compared
1959
of
Sept.
period
after
of
period
same
shares
for
of
Serial
to purchase severally an
aggregate of
common
stock
from
the
selling
Total
compared
named
severally
125,000 shares of class A
shareholders. and an aggregate
of
agreed
Missouri Pacific RR. Co.—Revenues—
with
underwriters
1964,
FINANCING
*§
and associates
200,000 shares of common stock (par 50
cents) at $10
per share on Oct. 23. Additional
financing details follow:
the
1,
Otherwise,
$16,330,953 compared with
operating revenues of $138,627,831'and
income of $15,565,824 for the
calendar year 1958.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Details—
of
offering by C. E. Unterberg Towbin & Co.
of
from
the
EARNINGS—For
\
of
■
funds
Construction
revenues
Co.—Additional
made
was
line
in
Nov.
the
of
Co., directly and through sub¬
sidiaries, owns, operates and maintains
a- pipeline
system of approxi¬
mately 11,967 miles of main,
lateral, distribution and gathering lines
through which it transmits natural gas
purchased principally from the
Texas Panhandle, Hugoton -and
Hansford, Texas areiv gas fields and
the. Permian Basin to
points in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota
and
South Dakota.
the
progressive
the
84%
program,
BUSINESS—Northern
quarter
quarter
earlier
to
company.
option
proceeds
will
the
are
$1800,000
shown
1958.
quarter of
This
year.
Red'n
prior
the
the
retire
other
stock,
companies
com¬
first quarter, of 1959 was
$506,000 better! than
1958," Mr. Bierwirth pointed out.
"And profit for
of this year
was
$1,259,000 over the comparable
period last year. In the third
quarter, the company netted $1,461,000
more
than in.;ihp 1958 September
quarter.- It is our expectation that
second
to
construction
construction,
year,
date
calculated
together with
for
Earn¬
$1.63,
at
PROCEEDS—Net
$18,295,000,
period.
were
last
of
to
cost
maturity.
$410,180,000,
$372,973,000
redeemable
interest
demption price ranging from 105 y8%.
$6,523,000,
gain of $43,207,000
not
are
redeemable
are
$134,589,000 in the September quarter
latest quarter amounted to
the
share
$1.32
income
first
the
fourth
called
totaled
of
months of
a
improvement
the
$3,883,627 ; $4,001,407
com¬
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.—Partial
This
for
quarter
quarters of 1958.
Net income
from $15,069,000 in the
Bierwirth
continued
1298.
p.
nine
common
with
580.000
period--
1.716,094 shares of
on
first
three
per
pared
$4,581,467
580.000
—
for
stock!..'
common
per share
190.
income
sales
tures
lower
third
from
$3,226,000
up
13,905
Cr701,856
"Net
—V.
net
high and
first
Mr.
—I—--:
to
621,013
176.913
Cr437,651
__—
the
record
a
utility plant acquisition adjust¬
applicable
for
Co.—Debentures Offered—Blyth
Co., Inc. and associates on Oct. 27,
publicly offered an
of $25,000,000
Northern Natural Gas Co. 5\a%
sinking fund debentures, due Nov.
1, 1979, at a price of
100%.
This offering was oversubscribed.1
The deben¬
issue
net of $5,062,000 in the similar
period last year.
dividend requirements the 1959 third
quarter net income
equals 58 cents a share on the 10.374,609 shares
of common
stock
outstanding at the end of the period versus 44 cents a share
in the
same
three months of 1958.
$6,038,528
358.116
interest and deductions .(net)
Interest charged to
construction--,
Balance
Net
$1,461,000
up
1959
over
$11,289,000
Other
Earnings
Northern Natural Gas
third
the
for
of
(net)
ments-electric
Net
the
Alter preferred
mortgage
Amortization
Net
$23,000,585
income
Interest
30,
1631.
1958
deductions—
revenue
income
for
1959
revenues
operating
Other
Sept.
Corp.—Sales, Net at
9
&
sales
quarter and nine months ended Sept. 30,
1959
reached the highest points in the
company's history, and net
income for the respective periods was
substantially higher than in
the comparable periods- of
1958. according to the interim
report to
stockholders by John E.
Bierwirth, Chairman, and Roy F. Coppedge,
Jr., President.
outstanding
on
Distillers and Chemical
Record—
Light Co.—Earnings—
Months Ended Sept. 30—
Divs.
of
quarter
Net
earnings
end
and
12
83
or
third
$8,494,961,
were
$5,847,624,
the
in
year.
share
1959,
$82,769,835
a
and
Sept.
the
income
two
for
30.
10
changing
one
earnings
third
was
and
Co.—Stock
Dec.
on
will
the
Split—Earnings—
consider
par
increasing the authorized
value
from
$1.25
to
62la
cents
split-up.
showed
gains
/
for
the
quarter
and
nine
months,
1959.
quarter
$1,684,092
of
or
1959. met
88
cents
sales
a
were
share
on
$11,512,372
the
and
1,907,126
net
shares
""
10
(1838)
©f
outstanding
stock
common
Sept.
on
for taxes
Provision
1959.
30,
Oxford Chemical
$1,700,167.
was
comparable 1958 quarter, net sales were reported at $10,434,®77
and net income was $1,483,659 or 78 cents per share on the
1,899,816 shares of common stock outstanding on Sept. 30, 1958. Tax
provision was $-1,568,041.
Net sales for the latest nine months reached $29,574,638, compared
with $27,331,071 reported for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1958/
Net income in the nine months ended Sept, 30 amounted to $3,730,C98, equal to
$1.96 per share, compared with $3,207,573, or $1.69
per share in
the first nine months of 1558.
Prevision for
income taxes amounted to $3,783,083 in
the latest
nine months as against $3,321,626 provided for the. comparable 1958
period.—V. 190, p. 1424.
This
the
In
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
corporation,
22
of
tration
35,000
Again
for this corporation and American Investors
At the request of- counsel
Syndicate, Inc., the hearing in stop order proceedings under the Securi¬
ties Act of 1933 pending in respect of registration statements filed by
*«id companies has been further postponed from Oct. 23 to Nov. 23,
1959.—V. 190,
874.
p.
thereof.
Oil Recovery Corp.
Bros,
Securities Offered
—
Lehman
—
26
Oct.
publicly offered $550,000 of 6% sub¬
Oct. 1, 1974' (convertible into
stock after Feb. 1, 1960 at $120 per share) and
on
Central
to
are
be
of
class
offered
share.
for
Any
shares,
are
per
5,500 shares of common stock (par one, cent), offered
pnly in units, each consisting: of $500 principal amount
of- debentures and five shares of common stock, which
separately transferable until Feb. 1, 1960 or
"will not be
such earlier date as may be agreed upon
by the company
The
The
Heta.
time
end
redeemable
are
at
together with accrued interest to the date of redemption. Also redeem¬
able, through the operation of the sinking fund, as described below,
«t the principal amount thereof together with accrued interest to the
<late of redemption.
.
FUND—Beginning
SINKING
and
Oct.
Oct. 1, 1973 the
amount annually,
833,000 principal
through
1965
1,
principal
833,000
retire
to
option, may retire xip to an additional
annually beginning Oct. 1. 1962.
its
at
amount
Registrar
and
Trustee
York,
required
is
company
Trust
in
industrial
Co., New York,
Trust
Stock—Bankers
for Common
Agent
BUSINESS—Oil
New
York
to
certain
a
Corp. was incorporated under the laws of
1949 and on Aug. 16, 1949 acquired all rights
referred to as the "Oreo Process," for the sec¬
oil in consideration of $150,000 of the company's
26,
so paid was based on the aggregate
amounts actually expended by the seller in the development of the
Oreo Process up to the time of sale.
Mr. James
A.
Bentley, President and a director of the company,
and Mr. James W. Martin, Vice-President and a director of the com-
acquired notes and additional shares of the common stock of the
company since
the company wras organized but neither has acquired
additional shares or other securities from the company during the past
ttas
five
except
years,
sulit hereinafter referred to.
1955 Mr. Bentley purchased 830 shares of common
through
stock
the
in June
§11,833.34 of
However,
3% notes from a former stockholder.
incorporation, the company has been engaged primarily in
the development and testing of the Oreo Process.
Until 1958 it had
mo revenue and has incurred losses in each year to date.
etock
and
its
Since
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
and
polishing machines,
(in
addition
of
the
120,000
class
3% notes due Oct. 1, 1961—
C% convertible subordinated debentures
—:—due Oct.
C%
1974=8^----^
1,
$987,510
—
550,000
_
notes payable to bank (maturing in
to March 31, 1960)
instalments,
shares
(par
Pall Corp.
Year
Net
increased
«hare
from
20,000
2,000,000 shs.
2.000.000
to
split 10 for 1.
15, 1959, 5,140 shares of
was
issuance
for
$300,000,
net
167,070 shs.
shares
and
each
exercise
on
common
of
net
proceeds
are
to
working
be
to
intended to
acquire
interest
the
derived
by
be
used,
the
additional
acres
to
option
uuuer
the company from
extent of approxi¬
properties
comprising
♦Record
The
remaining proceeds will be added to the general funds of the company
available for general corporate purposes including primarily
development of additional properties acquired or to be acquired for
secondary recovery operations utilizing the Oreo Process,
Additional
amounts will be required for such ^'eioument, the amount of which
will depend upon the extent of participation by other
parties in such:
development and the amount of r
hen may oe generated from
presently producing properties. Accordingly, further financing may be
necessary, possibly within the next year, the nature and amount of
,
if
feasible,
through
of
placingproperties,
additional
issuance
or
..
not presently determinable. Such
are
cuch
of
additional
circumstances
then
payments
issuance of
the
stock,
all
prevailing.—V. 190,
against
p.
production
from
additional
indebtedness,
determined in the light
as
1527,
.
...
_
Optron Corp., Santa Barbara, Calif.—Files With SEC—
covering 6,875
underwriting.
The
sales,
filed
all
of
tjme
high in
earnings
with
1959,
over
the
same
period
(no
with
the SEC
be offered Without
to
par)
to be used for rent, furniture, fixtures, test
equip¬
etc.
engineering,
a
of
with
75c
of
a
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
HI,
common
sold
stock,
offered for
The
to
statement
the
also
at
was organized in
Chairman, of Sands
Ovshinsky, President,
of Detroit,
in order
control
a
circuit
device
through
called
the
device
has
public sale at $6 per share
the underwriter, Sutro Bros. & Co.
includes
underwriter
company
Board
for
to be
share commission to
per
York.
New
recently
the
to
to
Point,
exploit
make
Control
commenced.
C.
an
additional
an
first
nine
$387,329
for
months
$.88
or
company's best
1958
L.
I.,
a
invention
film
upon
Device."
Of
the
by C. Robert Allen,
Y., Stanford R.
N.
Ovshinsky,
of
0ro break and/or
of
10,000 shares
Vice-President, both
the two Ovshinskys
control
set
a
of
Commercial
AC
an
fixed
electric
electrodes
production
of
the
net
proceeds of the stock sale,
be used to pay the Ovshinskys for a
modification of their
royalty agreement; $500,000 for experimentation and research
and
development of new applications for the control
device;
$50,000
for
etart-up costs of developing a sales
organization; $50,000 for preproduction costs and equipment; and $110,760 for
working capital
Of the 400,000 outstanding shares.
Stalco, Inc., will own about 58%
(assuming the sale of the 150,000 new shares) for a
total
of
Ovshinskys
exchange
in
Allen
$205,000.
cash
they
his
wife
Investment
own
82.7%
of
the
Stalco
stock.
The
will each own 6% of the
outstanding shares received in
the control device, for which
they also received $40 000
will receive an additional
$50,000 plus royalties.
oiher
will hold 3.64%
of the
general public will own
will have paid $900,000.
Investors
and
and
for
and
losses
to
the
stock
about
partly31, 1959.
July
par
first
nine
trasted with sales of $8,714,170
of
for
1959
turer
for
the
third
$.19 per share
quarter of
and
sales
were
$.78
that
$9,743,221,
the like period
of 1958
as
for
27%
which
of
they
the
of
the
2-for-l
a
17
and
The
to
split-up
of
increase
the
specialty
paper
30,
special
a
its
were
its
is expected
certificates for
to
become
new
on
expected
declare
J.
Woods,
25
a
cent
President,
quarterly
stated
the
on
27
shares
stock
with
intend
to
payable in
the present
for
income
$1,008,600,equal to $2.47 pershare on
tbe.885,690common
outstanding at the 'end of Sept.
with net earnings for the first nine
months'" of 1958
$1,719,386, equal to $2.16 per share on the
compared
the end
of
Sept.
795,305 shares of common
190, p." 1340.
'
last
year.—V.
The
board
called
approval
of
directors
of
the
of
Gas
Light
Illinois
Eskil
I.
of
ously
of
would
company
Peoples
Texas
meeting
a
Texas
Illinois
stockholders
plan of reorganization
a
Natural
and
Coke
Chairman
Illinois,
approved
the
share
one
Co.
in
Nov.
which
of
said
plan,
of
directors
subject
to
Gas
of
of
Gas
Texas
now
Illinois
Pipeline
submit
to
capital
owns
common
of
the
Co.
for
two
of
shares
Chairman
companies
at
of
the
of
had
conditions,
The
3,506,250
previ¬
meetings
outstanding shares
stock.
By the exchange of shares
Peoples
acquire the minority interest of
Texas Illinois.
the net assets of Texas Illinois would
be trans¬
ferred to a new wholly-owned
subsidiary'of Peoples Gas in
exchange
for capital stock of Peoples Gas.
The new subsidiary is
Peoples Gulf
Coast Natural Gas Pipeline Co. Texas
Illinois would then be
liquidated.
"The plan to be submitted to Texas
Illinois stockholders
also con¬
templates redemption, prior to the transfer
of-/assets" to Gulf Coast,'
of $9,953,000 of cumulative
preferred stock, $5 series, of Texas
Illinois
at a price of 103.
;
in
Gas,
effect,
Under
the
would
proposal
"Ultimately
Gas
it
Pipeline
which
tion
is
hoped
that
a
merger
Company
of America
in operating expenses
savings
of
Gulf
be
can
Coast
.effected,
and
as
a
and
greater flexibility
Mr. Bjork said.
and
development can be realized,"
Pipeline, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Peoples Gas.
Mr. Bjork emphasized that the
plan is contingent upon
Natural
result
of
in opera¬
Natural Gas
•
a
ruling
and
daily
Gas
Service, Inc. (&
income^.
paid
stock
$60 000-
for
which
c* rur wmci.
income
Earns,
517,000
on
—V.
190, p.
of
Mass.,
higher
according
The
to
it
fasteners
this
additional
$13,594,219
moved
9,051.090
$383,430
$988,135
$0.74
$1.91
$151
$0.95
!
its
been
in
will
plant
return
shares
company's
have
Norwalk,
components,
ended July 31, 1959.
to
stock,
compared
of shares
adjusted
and
number
for the
2-for-l
with
72
cents
outstanding at the
stock
split
that
80
the
end
of
cents
year
per
before,
each
period
took
effect on Aug. 14.
were
1,130,920 shares outstanding at
the end of
the
1,040,080 shares were
outstanding the year before
Perkin, Chairman of the Board and
President, said that
fourth quarter sales of $5.2 million
and earnings
pf; $469,000 were
the highest of any quarter in- the
company's history.
He also noted
that the above, figures do not include
combined sales of
approximately
$2 million and earnings of $120,000 of
foreign
1959.
1959
There
fiscal
year;
Richard S.
aries
was
in
West
recently
Germany and England.
named prime contractor
offices
by
C.
and
M.
Kelox
Cambern,
the
is
ready
\
period
bits
last
are
year,
:
purchased
110,000
traded
are
comparable
also
and
from
shares
of
the
on
the
R.
Phillips
American
S.
R.
Stock
a
•
Realtystock.
common
an appraised valuation of $750,000 and
$1,110,000.—V.
180,
p.
2698.
of
an
Exchange.
replacement
.
—
Common Stock Offered
—
Mar-
Edens, Sloss & Co., Inc. and First Albany Corp.,
Albany, N. Y., respectively, on Oct.
offered 50,000 shares of common stock (par 50
cents)
$5 per share. This offering has been completed, all
ron
of
New York City and
the
said shares
having been sold.
22
at
of
•
.
t
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
will be used for acquisition of a coat¬
to produce sensitized paper; for the establishment of eight
branch offices;
expenditures for moving to larger quarters, and
working capital.
ing
plant
for
BUSINESS—Photo-Marker
is
Corp. was incorporated on July 5, 1955,
with two other corporations on March
18, 1958.
It
primarily in the development and distribution of repro¬
machinery as well as sensitized paper for use in such ma¬
consolidated
engaged
duction
chinery.
It
activities.
the
does
The
not
engage
in any substantial manufacturing
its products and services lies
now
market
for
primarily
soft^ goods manufacturing industry throughout
One tjfthe reproduction machines sold
sold in thirty-seven easternmost states
-7A Pfioto~-Marker
is
the
United
ia
States.
by it, viz., the Ozalid printer, is
under
license.
a
-
..
alsj&engaged in the development'
and distribution of
in the soft goods
manufacturing industry,
such as automatic grading and
pattern paper, translucent marking pa¬
per, marking pens,
automatic cutting table tape, as well as various
various other products for
use
other Accessory products for use in such
On
stock
1094
Aug.
19,
of
Amsterdam
Photo-Marker
Ave.,
185
is
St.
New
York,
153
at
affiliated
Paul
industry's cutting and marking
acquired all the outstanding
Inc., a New York corporation,
Photo-Marker
Associates,
located
are
Photo-Marker
poration,
1959,
Rustern
St.
N.
Y.
The
principal offices
St., New York 18, N. Y.
West 36th
with
West,
of
>'
Photo-Marker,
Montreal.
Inc., a Quebec cor¬
Canada, and with Quik-
Mark, Inc., a New York corporation, 1094 Amsterdam
Avenue, NewYork, N. Y. by reason of common
ownership. All of the outstanding
capital stock of Photo-Marker, Inc. and Quik-Mark,
Inc., is owned by
the present ten shareholders of
Photo-Marker in the same proportion
such
as
shareholders
aforesaid
ten
now
After
outstanding capital stock
a
result,
the
two
with
benefit
above
of
to
own
more
Photo-Marker.
Such
transactions
than
50%
of the
between
Inc.,
New
outstanding capital stock of
the proposed
offering, the
of
continue
corporations.
Associates,
York,
Ave.,
the
of
completion
will
any
mentioned
Rustern
sterdam
from
all
own
the
shareholders
a
stockholders
may,
as
Photo-Marker and
Photo-Marker is also affiliated
New
York
corporation,
Am¬
1094
N.
Y., by reason of ownership of all of its
outstanding capital stock.
- —
r~
——
Photo-Marker, Inc., became an affiliate of Photo-Marker in
January
of 1959 through the
acquisition by Mr. Leon Stern, the
-
t
major
The
stockholder
•Inc.,
organized
were
There
to
president
of
have
and
its
Nov.
on
10, 1958. and Jan. 13,
1959, respectively.
substantial profits or
losses, either in relation
profits, from transactions between Photo-Marker
affiliates since
the affiliation or
organization of the
been
sales
gross
three
no
net
or
latter.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
f
and
Photo-Marker, of all of its outstanding stock
viz., Quik-Mark, Inc., and Rustern Associates,
other two affiliates,
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
of
are
Outstanding
of closing date
500,000 shs.
110,200 shs.
of the underwriters
and the respective
as
(§0.50
par)
shares
names
which
they
have
agreed
to
follows:
as
purchase
Marron, Edens, Sloss and Co., Inc.
First
—V.
190,
p.
Albany
Photo-
from
Shares
25,000
—
Corp.
25,000
1341.
Piedmont & Northern
Ry.—Partial Redemption—
The
manufacturing
The
for
West
$
has
company
of
the
called
sinking
series due Dec.
be
made
Broadway,
at
New
1,
for
fuiid,
1966 at
redemption
$49,000
100%
the
of
on
its
Dec.
1,
first
mortgage
next,
plus accrued interest.
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
York 15, N. Y.—V.
190, p. 1424.
of
New
throut
bone
Payme
York, 1-
instruments,
electronic
year
common
'
/
products, now in the
application to the non-
wide
a
in
was
for
Photo-Marker Corp.
will
company's annual report will be published
shortly.
Sales for the year of $17,500,000 are
16% ahead of the
year before
($15,062,055), while net earnings of $900,780 are
20%
ahead of the
previous year's $751,158.
Earnings are equivalent
the
executive
announced
building has
334%
Corp.—Earnings Up 20%—
The
of
ammonia
.•<
$780,122
systems for space and defense programs, and
had record sales and earnings for the fiscal
on
>
•
which
year
Phillips
Boston
$9,831,21^
12,606,084
Preliminary figures issued on Sept. 22 show that
this
Conn, corporation, which
develops and produces scientific
based
ethylene1 and
.
has
than
Cambern.
Mr.
new
of
operation
share
gross
1959—12 Mos.—1958
(based
Perkin-Elmer
an
pro¬
estimated that 1960 fiscal-year sales are
running at
of $1,000,000 and 1961 sales are seen
at $1,500,000.
also announced that new Kelox
far
so
Marker
4,523,851
shares)—
with
large
56%
interest
production from, the
194.000-sq. ft. building at 161 Prescott
and
there,
development,
number
$4,907,281
1424.
ninth
the
Co.—Subsidiary Sales Rise—New Plant
UNDERWRITERS—The
7,039,058
$493,925
share
per
1527.
$7,532,983
Exps. and other charges
Net
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1959—6 Mos.—1958
Compared
and
on
and plastics
industries.
A new screw fastener
production, he stated.
Royalties from licensees of Phillips
screws,
drivers
favorable
from the Internal Revenue
Service, and
necessary approvals
governmental bodies.
He added that
the plan would not
become
effective in the event more than
off of the common stock
of Texas
Illinois is voted in
opposition to the plan.—V.
Petrolane
months
He
Photo-Marker.
70.56%
Maracaibo,
nine
The eighth
geptembCr
in
Cambern
process
stockholders
stock
each
and
both
certain
held* early in September.
Peoples
Gas
12
common
exchange for
Peoples
the
1958.
/
Kelox
capital
stock.
common
Bjork,
Texas
receive
for
under
of
for
••
of
rooms.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Co.—Expansion—
has
close
for
and
directors
provision
outstanding at
nine
ferrous
Nov.
on
1960.
This would be equivalent to
$2 a year on
compared with $1.80 now in effect, and
would be at an annual
dividend rate of $1 a share on the
new
stock.
The corporation and
subsidiaries report for the nine
months ended
Sept. 30, 1959 net earnings of $2,120,750 after
stock
Mr.
on
shares
1959,
made
January,
or
>
or
Oct.
on
4,
be
new
of
Lake
operations
reported.
new
Nov,
to
that, the
dividend
•"
months, including a $10,000,Phillips Chemical Co.'s term bank loan.
large share of its increased oil output
daily net production was at a rate..of
completed
Screw
annual rate
The
common
1959.
William
were
in
manufac¬
common
authorized
effective
shares
same
are manufactured
by Fasteners, Inc.,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Phillips, were $666,380 for the fiscal
year
ending March 31, 1959, compared with $387,231 in
1958, Mr. Cambern
The
$82,914,
meeting
outstanding
of
cents
-
President.
con¬
2,500.000.
split-up
of
at
of
a
where
the
barrels
East Boston,
Street,
value
1959, ending Sept.
$2,973,745.
corporation,
proposed
basis
1,000,000
mailing
18,
this
of
at
8,400
wells
fastener
$8,774,-
and
1957.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Stock
Split—Earns.—
Shareholders
from
Venezuela,
barrels
vPhiIlips
per
noted
At
the same meeting, the
Board of Directors declared
a
regular
quarterly dividend of 10 cents, payable on Nov.
18, 1959 ", to share¬
holders of record at the close of business Nov.
4, 1959.
approved
j
period
a
or
Leonhard
were
Earnings of the vegetable parchment and
the first
sales requirements, Included
capacity.-W. 190, p. 1341.
Co.
months
year,
share,
a
same
profit, the
fertilizers,
•ing
heretofore.
year
the
$342,802
Mr.
1959
The company has
purchased a
of
earnings ere more than 8%
over
earnings
share recorded in the like
period of 1957, the
769 for the first nine months, of
share.
per
November
Herbert
control
"Ovitron
not
and
$3
$50,000 will
,
include
with
the
averaged 45,000 barrels in the month.
,*
■
\
Further chemical expansion reported to
stockholders, to meet increas-
.
earnings for the first nine months
than 22%
and sales up almost 12%
has been reported by the
Bristol, Pa.,
$.95 per share, as contrasted
the first nice months of 1958.
for
1959
Total
This corporation, located at 14830 Schaefer
Highway, Detroit, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 27, 1959 covering 150,000
chares
fi#m
28,000
At a meeting of the Board of
Directors, E. R. Leonhard, President,
reported that net earnings for the first nine months of 1959
were
Period End. June 30—
Ovitron
came
1,200,000
wholly-owned-prior
or
greater
$16,000,000 in
by
z
$418,995
in
last
'
•
$2.25
or
earnings were $24,177,400 or 70
$21,197,716 or 62 cents a share in the
increase of 14%.
•
v
•/
an
prepayment in March on
The company reported that
and
company.
share
a
period
report.
quarter,
year,
the
same
interim
$77,386,194
$0.42
190,
are
the
more
1958,
in
the
over
were
$1.63
or
000
Paper Co.—Earnings Up—
sales
up
in
third
1959
company's
1959
j,'
government securities totaled $116,000,000 at
Sept. 30.
estimates that 1959 capital expenditures will be less than
1958
expenditures
of
about
$133,000,000. Long-term debt was
reduced
A'
Paterson Parchment
'
,
and
Sales
An
of
the
-
Cash
-
to
missiles
Phillips
400,000
*1,600.000
adjusted
guided
report said, included higher
sales
of
petroleum products,
ethylene, synthetic
rubber,
carbon
black,
plastics,
and other chemicals, -and
operation
of
the
new iuranium
mill at capacity. Production of crude
oil, natural gas,
and natural gas liquids was increased.
'
•->
167,094
436,700
;
figures
became
the
Factors
<
'-S0.56
-
1958
in
block
1958
infrared
earnings in 1959 over 1958 con¬
brought a 34%
increase in profit
by
letter of notification
a
shares of capital stock
proceeds
ment,
-
and
months
tbld
compared with
quarter of last
.
financing might be effected,
oil
of
common
The, corporation on Oct. 21
.
highs.
subsidiary which
190, p. 568.
—V.
the
company.
the
co
share
a
•
$3,316,957
*245,924
—
L.
owned
outstanding
and will be
which
/
share....
Backlog
Board
PROCEEDS—The
the sale of the units
€63.93
—2
.
debentures.
mately
I
_——
This
stock lc par value were
options then outstanding.
On
completion of the financing 1,000 additional shares will be reserved
lor issuance upon exercise of an option to be purchased by Lehman
Brothers and 4,584 shares reserved for issuance upon conversion of
the
'profit
Net
outstanding
Earnings per common
nine
were
in
and
quarter
earnings in
with $57,609,292
For
Block
'
1959
'$4,475,713
„
tAt Sept.
reserved
'•
«
.
air-to-air
2. 1959
1424.-*V
improvements
third
first
ducing,
Subs.)—Earnings—Backlog—
July 31—
sales__
Shares
300,000
•By amendment to the certificate of incorporation approved Sept.
10, 1959, the par value of the authorized common stock was" changed
from 10c per share to lc per share, the number of authorized shares
■was
Ended
(&
190, -p.-
mouth
average
<
Sidewinder
*
chemical
and it also
Shares
300,000
lc)—
1958.
shares.
B
the
the
compared
owned
are
in
Nine
.vacuum
outstanding class
taxes
550,000
.
•*"
_.—-
•JCommon stock
$987,510
for
to
A
company's
stockholders
of
stock,
Outstanding
The
tinued
in equal amounts, by
Center, Board Chairman, and Nat Sandler,
President; and they
propose to offer all such shares
for public/
sale."-.They will continue
to own In equal amounts all the
participated in the organization of the company and have been
in the affairs of the company since
its organization.
Each
I>any,
active
to
so
for
Dave
process,
ondary recovery of
3%
notes.
The consideration
offered
produce
nations.—V.
NATO
Monday, November
..
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Earnings Up—
certain indebtedness (.Net
proceeds to
company
from its sale of
the
additional
107,500
shares
will
initially be added to its general funds. An
outstanding $200,000 bank
loan will be retired, and the
remaining proceeds.of the offering will
be used as additional working capital.
Sales
Recovery
July
on
company
not
stock,
its em¬
the
■'if
York.
be
manufacture" and sale
sanitation .maintenance;
cleaning
floor
shares
common
of
Y.
N.
Transfer
New
New
Co.,
this
chemical
share
Stock—Empire
Common
of
the
shares
Of
is engaged in the
used
NOTE—1959
the option of the company after
20, 1960 on not less than 30 days' notice, as a whole or from
to time in part, at 106%
of the principal amount thereof to
including
Sept. 30, 1960 and at® decreasing prices thereafter,
debentures
stock.
to
program
for
Atlanta, Ga.,
seeking regis¬
cleaners, sprayers
compounds,
and
other
miscellaneous
equipment
and
supplies. It now has outstanding 120,000 class A and
682,500 class B
and the books closed.
The
by
W.,
SEC
Johnson,.
company
sells
This offering was oversubscribed
and the underwriter.
sale
S.
the
common
such
to
ordinated debentures, due
common
A
Ave.,
with
Lane, Space Corp. and two other firms, head
the list of underwriters;
and the underwriting/commission is, to be
45 cents per share.
-
All
^
166
purchased, plus
public sale by the
company through underwriters at $5 per share. The
remaining 120,000
shares, representing outstanding stock, also will be offered for
public
sale through
underwriters at $5 per share
by the,..present holders
for
Postponed—
shares
an"additional 72,500
products
Oil, Gas & Minerals, Inc.—Stop Order Hearing
at
registration statement
a
$4.55
at
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
located
227,500
shares
ployees
•
filed
Oct.
on
.
five
German
year,
subsidi¬
subsidiary-
$30
✓
million
-<
Pioneer Electronics
Corp.—Sales, Earnings
Up—
Net sales of this corporation for
the fiscal year ended
July 31, 19
28%
over
the preceding year,
Laurence M. Perrish, Presidei
announced in the annual
report to shareholders.
Pre-tax earnings
of the TV picture tube and
military electron!
manufacturer climbed 67% over
fiscal 1958.
However, earnings aft
taxes were slightly below fiscal 19o8
as the earlier
year's income w
subject to only minor tax®s due to a loss
carryforward.
Net sales totaled $1,937,529,
compared with $1,512,341 for the
pi
ceding year. Net income before Federal taxes
amounted to $109,081,
from $65,234 earned in 1958.
Earnings after taxes for the year end
July .31 w ere $56,744, equal to 26 cents a share
on the
rose
outstanding.
on
the
215,900 shai
compares with $59,835,
equal to 28 cents a sha
shares outstanding at July
31, 1958 after adjusting J
stock split effected or.
May 4, 1959.
This
the 214,360
two-'for-one
Unit
production
of
TV
picture
(Continued
tubes,
on
^hich
constitute
page 50)
about
90
■fb
Volume
190
Num.ber 5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Name of
Collings
Vending Corp,
(quar.
!
-
(quar.i.
AMP, Inc.
tquar.)
___
V.
Acme Steel Co.
(quar.)
Acme Wire Co. (increased
Aetna
Inc..
35c
-a
without
11-30
extra
dividend
payment.
,
(
6214c
11-18
$1.1214
12- 5
11-18
90c
.
12-10
11-13
Stock dividend (a two-for-one split subject
to
stockholders ; approval
on
Dec.
21.
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.),
American
Bakeries
American
Chain
American
Dryer Corp.
American
Hardware Corp, (increased)—_J—
Products Corp. (monthly)__
Cb.
&
iquar.)
Cable
60c
i,
iquar.)
6214c
2%-50c
30c
__
dividend)^
(stock
,
American-Home
Extra—
American
New
Machine
common
American
&
Co.
Seating Co
American
Smelting
Steel
Tobacco
Arden
$3
B-
Co.
Farms
11-25
30c
11-16
11-
3J'Ac
12-1
11-6
Participating—;
preferred
2
Corp.
!
(quar.)
common
_
(quar.)
from
net
securities
investment
income
_
profits
&
$4.50
1st
$4.50
$5
Properties,
preferred
Bancroft
(,J.)
(Minn.)
(annual)
&
Sons
Bankers Bond &
Deere
&
split
subject
to
approval
11-10
1
Productions, Inc.
Detroit
Steel
Bell
&
Howell
4(4(4'
Bemis
5%
Co.,
preferred
Bros.
Dickey Clay
Mfg.
dividend
Divco-Wayne
5%
preferred
preferred
___
(quar.i
<quar.l__
.
—
_
preferred
Bethlehem
Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing, new com. (initial quar.)
Black Hills Power & Light, common (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)_
4;
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)___
7%
___
Bibb
(J.
International,
___
_
_
ll-*30
Aluminum
&
_
_
.
12-15
East
_
Corp
El
Paso
Natural
Extra
Brockton Edison Co., 6.40%
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Distillers Corp.—
Brovn-Forman
Stockholders
tion
approved
of two
shares of
share
common
4.10%
11-
4.25'
1st preferred
1st preferred
55c
$1.31(4
12- 1
11-13
5.50%
12-1
11-13
6
35c
12-10
12-
1
11-17
11-
2
11-30
11-
4
11-30
10-31
1-15
12-28
20c
1-6
12-17
stock
a
Co.,
Field
11-16
12-
1
12-1
11-
6
11-
6
12-
1
11-16
Foxboro
12-
1
11-16
Budd
Company,
5%
preferred
Bullock
Fund
Food
Mart,
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
11-19
2
12-4
Franklin
12-21
36c
12- 1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
12-15
11-13
Bond
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
4*2%
12-15
12-
1
$5 preferred
Stock
12-28
12-
7
11-12
10-28
10-31
11-16
5%
12-
11-17
1
11-16
Iowa
1
11-26
2
12-18
4
11-
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
A
II-16
1-19
12-31
11-
6
12-
$1.05
12-
1
$1.12(4
12-
T.)
preferred
Lakes
1212-
11-20
11-
11-
2
11-
Ink
California
Stock
2
The
2
The
6
The
Institutional
35c
12-
11-16
The
General
11-
2
11-
40c
1-
2
1-
2
25c
12-18
12-18
12-15
11-23
12-11
12-12
12-
1
11-25
11-
9
25c
12-
11-13
85c
-
1
1-15
1-15
1-
2
11-15
11-15
11-
2
11-15
11-
2
12-
11-16
1
35c
11-
1
10-19
12-
1
11-13
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
12-16
11-25
1%
12-16
1214 c
30c
11-25
11-
2
10-27
12-
1
11-18
11-16
11-
2
11-16
11-
2
$2.50
11-16
11-
55C
12-19
11-23
93:Ac
1-
1
12-
2
7
Bond
12-31
12-15
15c
11-20
11-
6
Bond
5c
1.00*
11-13
10-29
85c*
11-13
10-29
11-13
10-29
11-13
10-29
9c
—
Gc
.
2c
Stock
10-29
California Liquid Gas
New
(stock dividend)-,—
(initial)
common
(increased-quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Dry Corp.,
$4.25 preferred
Extra
60c
common
12-10
Food
12-20
12-10
Steel
12-15
12-
1
Shares
12-15
12-
1
Petroleum
12-
1
Railroad
12-
1
Railroad
Equipment
12-15
12-1
Railroad
Stock
12-
7
Steel
12-
$1.06(4
1
1-
1
Canadian
New
Dredge & Dock,
(initial)
Company
Carpenter (L. E.)
Tobacco
Shares
♦Declared
12-
1
11-13
Guardian
Consumer
12-
1
11-13
Class
common
12-15
1-15
12-
1
Chance
11-13
5c
GOc
A
(A.
B.)
Co.
preferred
11-
9
11-24
12-9
12-10
11-25
30c
11-15
10-30
12-30
12-15
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.i
1-15
12-30
2
Company
(quar.)
—
(s-a)_—.
25c
46c
11-13
12- 3
11- 3
11-16
Water
Zerox,
holders
11-13
10-29
11-13
10-29
11-13
10-29
4c
2c
11-13
10-29
9c
9c
11-13
l*/4c
:
:
65c*
40c*
114 c
10-29
11-13
10-29
11-13
10-29
5c
9c
cash
13c
11-13
10-29
5c
11-13
10-29
15c
11-13
10-29
12c
Shares
40c*
75c*
11-13
10-29
optional.
Finance
Corp.—
11-30
15c
12-21
11-30
12-
1
11-16
6 'Ac
—.—
12-10
60c
(quar.)
(increased)
(initial)
com.
new
Dec.
preferred
1-
2
12-15
6'3
preferred
Hartford
Hecla
11c
$1.25
(quar.)
12-
1
12-
1
11-16
11-16
"Refractories
Co.
(quar.)—
12-15
12-15
12-
45c
12-
11-10
$1.50
1
1-20
12-
1-
1
1
G
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock
approval
split
subject
to
stock¬
12-
1
11-10
1214c
3:90%
48:Ac
12-21
11-20
50c
Light,
Corp.
Two-for-one
holders'
20c
(quar.)
Electric
Mining
Inc
1
11-
2-10
1-
6
8
12-
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-
6
$1.05
12-
1
11-
6
34c
—
12-
1
11-13
c
12-
1
11-13
44c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-13
35%
(quar.i—
5c
11-16
11-
6
25c
11-10
11-
2
15c
10-31
20c
Insurance
12-11
11-23
12-10
11-It)
(Greens¬
—
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
&
pref.
Inc.
6214
c
Chemical,
(quar.)
com.
2214c
iquar.)__—
Co.
1
10-20
12-
4
11-30
12-
59 ^uC
11-13
1
11-16
$1.03 Vh
12-
1
11-16
$1.18%
'12-
1
$1.1834
12-
1
11-16
40c
12-10
11-23
2ac
12-10
—
—
(quar.)_
Parchment
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar,)-
_—
11-16
11-16
114 %
(quar.)
11-16
12-31
12-15
6214c
12-31
12-15
68 3 4c
12-31
12-15
40c
—
(quar.)—
common
11-16
11-30
6214 c
—:
12-10
15c
(quar.i—
common
Company,
4%.
preferred
Krueger (W. A.)
Lane
.
12-21
12-
1-
—
—_
—
1
1214c
12-
1
11-
6
11-16
10c
(quar.)
4
11-16
$1
iquar.).
Co.
Apparel,
Bryant
Inc,
Inc.
(increased
quar.)
11-
6
30c
(James) ^ Sons (quar.)
Libby, McNeill <fe Libby (quar:j-v;
Lord
Baltimore
Louisville
11-16
(quar.)—
12-
60c
—
1
1
11-10
11-
1
10-23
12-
'■
$2.25
——
Co.
11-13
12-
10c
Hotel
Cement
12-1
50c
(quar.)
Lees
1
11-16
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co. (Boston)
GOc
(quar.)
Co.
(quar,)—
Year-end
Lykes
Macco
Steamship
(quar.)
Company,
noncumulative
35c
12-10
11-30
25c
12-10
11-25
15c
10-30
10-20
25c
11-25
—_
—
(quar.)
(quar.)——
common
6
$1.25
11-
6
10-30
35c
12-
4
11-13
35c
Company, new common
(initial)
approved a two-for-one split
(P. R.)
& Co.
(quar.)—
4
11-13
12-15
11-25
35c
Magnavox
12-
25c
_——__,——_—
—
11-
_
—_—
preferred
Macwhyte Company (qar.):
Extra.
2
11-30
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Macmillan
6
11-
12-10
—
—
Bros.
11-
,11-16
35c
,4
Stores
11-15
20c
Quarterly
Lunkenheimer
Stockholders
Mallory
Stock
dividend
Manitoba
Class
&
B
cl.
(s-a)—.——
Foodlines
Marshall
(W.
Co.
common
Fire
Monsanto
Stock
(quar.)
—
Common
Co.
4
11-
3
12-14
11-23
30c
12-
4
11-16
12-10
11-16
12-23
1-
4
12-
7
12-15
12-15
12-
12c
11-25
10-30
12-10
11-27
8
(increased)
com.
C.)
56'Ac
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-10
1-
2
12-15
25C
(quar.)
Utilities,
12-15
11-25
12-23
11-25
1-1
11-27
30c
$1.1214
(quar.)
;
1-
1
11-27
$1,1714
(quar.)
1-
1
11-27
1
12-11
Lines-
Supply Co.
this time
Company
(increased
62 la c
1-
30c
12-
7
55c
12-
1
11-13
25c
—
(Pittsburgh)
Year-end
12-
1
11-13
(
—
quar.)
—
Income
12-
11-16
25c
50c
H
12-18
1
12-15
40c
—_
;
(F. E.)
1
$1.25
payment omitted at
(G.
12-15
1-
15c
L_
(quar,)—
Quarterly
Murphy
12-
12-31
3714c
Engineering Co.—
prior preferred (quar.)
Fuel
12-15
2%
Chemical
preferred
preferred
Morgan
11-13
15c
dividend
4.70%
11-16
12- .1
25c
„
,
Co.
Moore-McCormack
Mutual
—
(quar.)
Montana-Dakota
4.50%
11-13
12-15
25c
Y.)
(N.
Minnesota Power & Light Co.
preferred
11-25
11-30
30c
—
—
(quar.)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc. (quar.)
Miles Laboratories, Inc.
(monthly)
Mine Safety Appliances Co., common
414% preferred (quar.)
i
5%
12-15
1
15c
(quar.,)__
Hose & Tubing Co.!
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
Abrasive
11-10
11-16
3714c
—-—
Assurance
11-20
2c
Frank (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Merchants
11-13
5c
(quar.)———_
&
Mengel
11-16
11-30
UOc
—
(quar.)——
(s-a)
Portland Cement
1
6214c
(quar.)_
Co.,
12-
1%;
—
quar.)—.—
preferred
Medusa
Meier
Corp.
1
(quar.)-,
Bobbins
Johnson
4%
(increased
Ltd.
L.)
&
dividend
(stock
Field &
Massey-Ferguson,
—_—
11-16
1
$25c
—
11-16
12-
20c
(s-a)
A
12-21
20c
—
Coal,
12-10
2%
15c
-
Saskatchewan
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd, (s-a)
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.)
Myers
to approval of stock¬
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
12-
5 %>
11-13
11-25
10-30
60c
—
(special)
1214c
11-23
11-
9
50c
Fund——.
& Bros,
12-15
12-
8
11-
4
1)
30c
Mfg.
Koppers
Mountain
10c
fquar.)
20c
98 IJ C
dividend
$2.50
Handy & Harmon, common (quar.)__
Hansen
Hcli-Coil
Cochenour Willans Gold Mines, Ltd.
1.20*
5c
13 c '
Shares
_____
shares,
preferred
conv.
11-24
15c
com.
11-16
12-
30c
(quar.)
Unadilla Telephone,
in
(4-for-l split subject
5%'
Extra
4(4%
10-30
12-10
45c
-Chenango
Chilton
11-13
30c
(initial quar.)
10-29
12-31
Haloid
Extra
11-13
Shares
Utilities
40c
& Co.
Carpenter Steel, new com.
90c*
10c
7
11-13
11-13
450c
(quar.)
7c
8c
12-15
L.ta.—
common
10-29
Shares
f50c
common
11-13
Shares
$15c
Co.,
90c*
—_
*20c
(quar.)
6c
Shares
12-15
J50c
?29(4c
-
10-29
Shares
Bond
J30c
—
11-13
—
12-15
Haokensack
Carborundum
—
12-15
1-
1.50*
7c
Industrial
Machinery
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
25c
(quar.)
10-29
——
12-20
Shares
25c
*
-
(quar.)
;
preferred
Chemical
25c
(quar.)
Drawn
4
27c
preference- (quar.i
Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian
12-
12-15
27*,4c
;
—
11-13
—
2%
45c
:
Canada Malting, Ltd., common
4(4%
Canada
4
Utilities—
Common
Canada
12-
10c
—
75c*
6c
12-15
12-15
Co.—_—
Life
Vegetable
Glass,
Mid-West
Equipment Shares
Building Shares
4%
___
California-Pacific
7c
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
25c
dividend
preferred
Metal
Shares
12-15
—
(1959 series)
Mead
11-13
60c'-
lie
Fund-
12-15
1
1
—
conv.
McKesson
Gains
13c
—
1
1-
9714c
common
preference
Maxson
Fund
4
12-15
1-
'
—
convertible
Marsh
?30c
Fund—
1-
$1.10
1
$1.20
(quar.)—:—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$5
1214c
—
11-27
1-
$1.08:?4
—
5%.
preferred B
(quar.),
514%
preferred C
(quar.i—
.
'
~
25c
—
12-
12-24
8214 c
——.—_
(quar.)
Johnson
Aluminum
Stock
11-13
15c
—
11-16
12-31
40c
—
(quar.)
Hill's
L'Aiglon
45c
214%
10c
^
1
75c
—
-
Koehring Company,
5%'.
preferred A
Co.
(quar.)
11-16
12-
11-27
Wisconsin—
common
11-10
1
—
Knox
11-27
$1
C.)
Kalamazoo
11-27
^
(quar.)___
10-30
12-
75c
(quar.)_—
common
1
12-10
5c
(increased)—
4:,;»%.
11-27
30c
Capital Growth Fund
Fully Administered Fund
Automobile
•
12-
414 %.
2
$1.75
'
(quar.)
18c
t30c
,
(quar.i-—_____
4:!4%.
2
Capital
11-
holders Nov. 6)
H-25
net
(quar.)
Standard
&
4%%;
2
1
—
Income
A.I-
Ltd.—
Power,
11-25
12-10
from
Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.):
Kaiser
11-10
11-30
25c
(quar.)
1
(5-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
11-13
11-10
&
5%
11-21
30c
General Funds
Common
Jones
11-21
Paper
11-17
1
1
12-10
12-10
(quar.)
Engraving
N.
Johnson
11-21
(quar.)
Co.
Utilities,
convertible
Oilier
Johnson
11-21
12-
3c
common
(s-a)
Company,
15c
11-
preferred
boro,
11-21
12-
1214c
Co.,
12-
60c
(12c
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
Jalui
11-21
—
40c
9
25c
(quar.)—_——
$1.76
11-16
12-
——
12-15
11-14
$1.21875
(quar.)
11-10
(increased)
dividend.
Southern
11-21
—_
11-30
(quar.)___—■ '
Machines
(quar.)_;
4:1'i %>
11-25
7
Industry Funds:
Calgary
Iowa
Light,
preferred
preferred
4.20%>
12-421
11-25
11-25
11-21
(quar.)__
(W.
The
___________—
..
(quar.)
Service, common
Public
Stock
3.75%.
3.90%.
5
12-
11-2
___J
(quar.)_
11-16
12-
12-
Co., Ltd.—•
$1.20 class B prc'f.
(quar.)___
Gregory Industries (increased)
Group Securities,' Inc.—
1
6
■
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
4.40%
Lucky
Industries
Rubber
3*%%
12-
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Terminal Buildings Co
11-30
$1.25
;
35c
—
preferred
$1.06*4
—
11-20
11-27
Co.
preferred
4.80%.
9
11-21
(quar.)
of
11-20
10-31
11-16
Textbook
&
Power
3.30',t.
11-27
—.—1
preferred
Great
12- 1
preferred
Burndy Corp.
4.35'^
11-
12-
%
dividend
Class
11-17
$1
10-31
11-20
$1.42
Corp.
Goodall
10-26
11-
_
10-31
11-30
12-
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
11-27
.4
11-10
11-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Globc-Wernicke
30c
8714c
1
12-18
(quar.)__.
Merchandise
12- 1
'
12-
9c
Telephone
77c
(quar.)
12-15
$1.60
Gas, Inc., $1.40 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
_
Iowa
12-16
Cora.,
Sulphur Co.
General
3
—_—u
income plus 6c from met real¬
security profits)
Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.)__—.___
ized
1
$1.41*4
&
1
investment
12-
$1.34
L
1
12-
19c
(quar.)——__
12-15
$1.37*4
:
12-
11-20
vV.c
35 'Ac
11-
Business
International
.$1.50
series
Frccport
General
11-13
Co.
11-13
7c
1
11-13
Steel
11-27
10c
series
11-13
1
39
—
12-18
Silver
$1.02*4
1.
11-20
.12-1
International
2%
(quar.)_
1
25c
International' Investors,
.
.
12-
interest-
ben.
—
1
25c
12-
12-
35 %c
—:
of
Co.
12-
321/2 c
(s-a)
11-20
11-20
2%
Water
&
dividend
2
Funds-
12-15
12- 1
Gas
1-
$1.34
1
1
1-15
Resistance
1-
11-20
1212-
11-23
International
1-
12--1
6
5%
1
35c
11-27
10%
12-
50c
11-27
12-10
;
2
$1.75
12-10
3114c
—
(quar.)
I-
11-17
,—
Burlington Industries, common
3*2%
preferred iquar.)
1
.
11-
30c
—
25c
1
12-
10%"
Custodian
Income
____—_
.
12-
462*4c
____
12-15
25c
(quar.)
12-15
12-15.
50c
(quar.)
1-1
12-1
11-20
11-20
'
1
415c
(quar.)_
1
11-27
3%
25c
15c
common
~
___'
L_
Field
12-
32c
International
12-
25c
Fram Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
—
.
Ltd.—
Marshall
11-30
$1.25
3114c
International Cigar Machinery
time)
see
1
(quar.)—____
11-10
1-1
35c
—
Corp. (quar.)
__.____.4j
First Charter Finahcitrt^c6rir;*tstoek'"illvld.)
First -^Setmr ifey -Dorp-, (s-a)
Grant
(quar.)
Tl_.
dividend
(Marshall)
1-
11-16
35c
dividend)
Mill.1*
25c
;___
11-13
(stock dividend)———
(stock
15c
Filtrol
1
Refining
25c
(quar.)
1
—
11-27
12-16
$9
&
Head
Inland
11-13
.
25c
,
(quar.)
common
preferred
12- 1
30c
1
preferred (Dividend action
this
at
Mfg.
11-16
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
Foods, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp. (quar.)
11-16
12-
;
1
1-
•
Fairmont
12-
12-15
each
stock split—
Two-for-one
Buck-Hills Falls
Bush
deferred
Exeter
12- 1
distribu¬
(E. L.) Company (quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
1
12-
15c
i
Common
Investment
Railroad, 5%
$1.06(4
held
12-
$1.05
.
(quar.).
^
1
(stock dividend)
Electric Hose & Rubber
Glasco
class B for
12 Vac
■
$i.l2.*a.
Co.
1
(quar.)__
Paper, class A
Corp.
Stock
3
75c
(quar.}__.
preferred (quar.)
5.36% 1st preferred (quar.)
5.65% 1st preferred (quar.)____
5.68';
1st preferred (quar.)
;
6.40% 1st preferred (quar.)
$5 2nd preferred (quar.)
$4.87*4 2nd preferred (quar.)__
7%
$1.60
Indiana
12-
;'
1st
70c
Bruce
4%
Gas
11- 6
35c
11-27
12-15
Inc.
RK.
11- 5
2(4%
Hupp
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
25c
;
_
Brass
9
12-15
_!
Eason Oil
1- 2
12- 1
12-15
$1.05
$1.18*(4
11-
Oil
Indian
;
Sons
25c
dividend—_
Stock
Bohn
&
11-16
12-
11-18
11-10
12-15
1-
1
4
1
20c
H.i
11-16
1
1
11214 c
—
(quar.)____
preferred
Humble
11-18
7%
12- 4
60c
9
40c
(quar. )_„•
(quar.)
Dulany
$1.75
11-
4
common (quar.)__;
preferred (quar.)
5.36% preferred B (quar.)
Dunlilll
1
12-
12-
15c
pfd.
(N. Y.), 5%
Service
6.25%; preferred (quar.)
$1.41
preferred (uqar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust—Units
12-
(quar.)
11-10
$5
10-30
11-10
12-
(year-end_
Investments
11-10
50c
1
11-30
10%
1
25c
12-
5.70%.
11-25
12-
Duke Power Co.,
14c
——
___
common
——
(quar.)_j.
(quar.)
1
$1.25
(quar.i
common
__
12-10
12-
-
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
12-
$1.18:*i
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
93%c
(quar.)
Brothers,
30c
34:*8C
—
(quar.)—
class A (s-a)
Company
Pulp
5c.
(quar.)__
Corp.
11-13
—
—
preferred
460c
(quar.)
12-
1714c
(quar.)
Bag Co.,
Corp.
12-
of
._
5%
$5.12
9
25c
j.__
Stock
Mills, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_
Belding Heminway Co. iquar.)__,
11-20
11-
2§c
(quar.l_.l__
Hudson
11-10
1
460c
Extra
11- 2
.
1
12-10
12-
50c
(guar.)
1
Co.
3%
11--2
12-1
12-
15c
dividend
11-15
stockholders
Beaiinit
31 (4c
12(4c'
—
11-13
11-13
12-
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Public
11-13
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
11-15
Laboratories—
Two-for-one
Hubinger
(accum.i__
15c
$5
-
10-30
(quar.)
preferred
Company
Stock
4%
15c
—
—
11-30
1
1
12-1
12-
$1.09^h
;
International
Eric
(increased)
437(4c
preferred
Dravo Corp., common
—
Mortgage Guarantee Co. of
;
America,——
Baxter
Inc.
Housatonic
(quar.)
common
preferred
1st
Electronics
Baker
11-10
(quar.)
Co.,
Donohue
25c
_
11-25
Corp., $4.20 pfd.
$1.60 prior pfd.
Dominion-Scottish
from
lc
30c
s-a)
preferred
Candy
11-6
11-24
1714c
—-
A
412c
—
(initial)
11-16
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
11-30
12-15
12-
A
s-a )
H.)
preferred
Paper
Products
35c
9334c
,
Lines, Inc.—
(quar.).
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"—
24c
W.
12-4
60c '
Truck
Class
&
25c
25c
$1.16'A
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Spring
Associated
Board
75c
6'Ac
;
.1*'.
steel Corp. iquar. 1
Armstrong Cork Co., common
$3.75 preferred
(quar.i5.25%
Horn & Hardart Co.
25c
—
(quar.)
Armco
Associated
_
(quar.i__
com
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
11-
(increased
prior
Stock
$1
_
____
Arkansas-Missouri Power,
4.65% preferred (quar.i
1
214c
(quar.)__
—1
common
preferred
12-
class
&
dividend
Curtiss
'11-30
:
common
_
Co.,
Oil Co., Ltd.,
40c
<quar.)_
Corp.,
Home
Zellerbach
11-13
12-10
(quar.*,
(quar.)
participating
12-1
12-15
&
Electric
Class
40c
12- 4
11-13
50c
Refining Co. (quar.)_
(quar.)—
Two-for-one split subject to approval of
stockholders Jan, 19, 1960 •
•
'
' • -
American
12-23
12- 1
-
3214c
Foundries
Anderson
11-16
Publishing,
$4
»
4:4%
1
Ltd.,
12-
8714c
——.
(quar.)
common
12-
Power
15c
_______—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10c
—
quar.)
5*a%'
(Charles E.)
Curtis
11-13
12- 4
11- 6'
—
_
Pipe & Construction iquar.)__
American-Saint Gobain Corp.—
5% prior preferred (quar.)
_________—_
American
12- 1
12-15
11-27
5'/
11-6
Hires
Crown
—
—
American
American
-
11-16
11-16
Crompton & Knowles (increased)
Desilu
]
(quar.i
B
Hotels,
1
1
Crane Company,. 3(4%
12-22
11-16
Foundry—
(initial)_______
Meter
:
_____________
_r___
1-20,
12- 1
12-
.12-15
12-
Crowley'Milk- Co.
..
.
75c
$1
(quar.)
30c
Corp.
(increased
(G.
Stock
,
4%
A
Class
12- 5
preferred
(quar.)
Paper
Corson
Reduction Co., cpmmon (quar.)
4.50%l preferred ■ 1951 series (quar.)
Allied Chemicals Corp. < increased quar.)
4.37 *4
Laundries
.
■
:
Air
%
1
11-27
Theatres,
1
12-
12-15
Water,
Class
1,
Jan.
.
"
(quar.)
12-15
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
15c
Hilton
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)
Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd.—
10-23
11-16
preferred
(increased
10c
'—,4L'_
Cornell
____
314%
Common
70c
—
11-16
1
(quar.)—
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
Copper Range (quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co. (quar.)_.
Co.—
quarterly
an
11-16
G
12-
1
When
11
Corp.—
11-10
12-15
Mines,
(quar.l___
Glass, Ltd. (quar.)—
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
5%
preferred
1 quar.)
——
.11-27
12-15
10c
Insurance
Stockholders approved a two-for-one split
plus .-a 33*3%
stock dividend
Directors announced their, intention to declare
12-11
11-
Y.)
(N.
Consumers
11-10
1
10-30
12-
20c
Electrodynamics
Consolidated
12-14
1- 4
12-
11-28
Co.
Consolidated
4
4%.
—.«•'
annually.
Life
1-
15c
dividend!
(stock
com.
10c
Extra
11-10
1-19
30c
40c
—_
_____
quar.)
Homes,
Increased
11-25
12-10
25c
20c
Yellowknife
11-20
Hoyden-Newport
,
Share
,
Chemical
1
412c
Consolidated
Consolidated
of Rec.
21c
___
—
-
Payable
25c
—-
dividend
ACF-Wrigtey Stores
Admiral
Discovery
Name of Company
12-
20c
j.
Ltd.
Edison
per
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
20c
-
Consolidated
Holders
Share
of Company
When
'
(quar.)
Extra
Consolidated
Per
Share
.
Corp.
Commercial Shearing & Stamping Co.
(quar.i
payment date.
Stock
Company
Aikman
Corp. of America (initial)Combined Locks Paper, class A
(quar.)
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
•
&
Colonial
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ABC
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
Name
(1839)
11-30
11-20
Class
B
(quar.)
National
Acme
National
Biscuit
—
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
Extra
National Casket
.
Co.
Gypsum,
Stock
414%
—:
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
National
—
(increased-quar.)
—
Nashua Corp.,
7%
com.
(quar.)
common
11-20
1-15
30c
12-15
11-17
50c
12-15
12-
$1.75
11-30
11-13
25c
11-16
11-
50c
1-2
12-18
8
6
12™ 4
4
2%';
dividend
preferred
(quaix)
—
50c
60c
(quar.)
1-
2
12-
$1.12*2
12-
1
11-13
12
(1840)
When
Per
Share
Name 0/ Company
National
pfd. A (quar.)
Co., 7%
National Lead
12-
12-15
11-18
National Tea
National
Neisncr
Bros,
20c
——-
(quar.)
Light
Gas
preferred
12-15
11-30
Sieglcr .Corp,
11-16
5%
12-
11-18
Signal Oil A Gas, class A (quar.)_„i_——1 >"
Class B (quar.):
1
(quar.i_
2 %•
U-30
(Stock
div.
the
on
2
12-
2
Acme
Industries
12-14
11-
9
Acme
Missile
12-
,20c
class
and class
A
Name of
11-10
12-10
.
11-10
'
Mines,
Dickinson
Ltd.
(s-a)—
(stock dividend).
Lights—
4%
preferred (quar.) ————4-—4.05% preferred (quar.)
--r——•-*New Jersey Zinc Co.
Newport News Shipbuilding A Dry Dock-
New
Jersey
New
Jersey
Natural
Gas
Power
'
-
$i
dividend-:
preferred
4%
__—— — -
(increased)
Ry.
Class
B
4
6
7
Common
Southern
12-15
11-20?
1
$1
12-10
11-13
$1
12-10
11-13
12-17
12-
35c
35c
12-17
12-
(quar.)
preferred
stocks
12-17
12-
3
4.40%
Northwestern
SW
4%%
50c
12-21:
44c
(quar.)
Extra
11-20
1-25
12-31
Standard
12-151
11-25
Standard Oil Co.
271.3C
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
Stanley Worner Corp. (quar.)
Statler Hotels Delaware "Corp.—.i—
11-16
Steinberg's," Ltd.,
.
—
:
—
12-
$1.12%
(quar.)—
1
.
Co.
of
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
(quar,)—
com.
.X
7% preferred (qttar.)
(Ohio Forge A Machinery Corp,
——wOutboard Marine Corp. (quar,).;—
12-
#$1.75
———
..
2
11-
9
12-
4
15c
12-
1
11-13
Sutherland Paper (reduced I
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—
Symington Wayne ; Corp.. (quar.)^,..„_Xi.X'XX-
convertible preferred (quar.)..—- _$0.3281%
30c
Mills
(quar.) —
12-
1
11-13
Syracuse
12-
Pacific
Aggregates
East
Line
(quar,)
Inc.,
—
(quar.)—
com.
Narkvicw
Inc.
Drugs,
(Kansas
8%c
Tool
Inc.
Industries,
4.05%
(quar.)
11-27
11-
1-
4
25c
11-14
11-
1
11-10
1
11-10
$1.01
12-
1
11-10
12-1
% ,$1.17%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand—-
12-
1
12-
1
Machine
Gear
A
Philadelphia A
Stock
Reading
dividend
Corp.
(quar.)
12-
1
27c
12-
2
35c
Common
Stock
(quar.)
—
—
—
SVo
Finance,
6%
5%% ^preferred
v
pfd. (quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
™;
3%
Extra
f
2
11-16
11-
2
(quar.)
11-
4-
12-24
12-
12-24
8
'12-8
*37%c
12-
1
11-20
15c
12-
1
61c
1
Washing Insurance
(quar.)„
(R.
7%
1
11-
4
Public Service Co. of
Indiana,
A
com.
20c
—
(quar.)
4X0% preferred (quar.) —
4.32%; preferred ' (quar.)
4.16%. preferred .(quar.)
3*/a % preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—
Pure Oil Co.
4%
,
MacDonald
Bevere
1st
(quar.)—
common
4-
1
3-14
I
I
—
taken
on
1
11-
1
11- 6
4
11-13
3-11
12-10
2-
12-
11-13
12-10
%
1
-
11-20
1
11-
common
time
payment
1
11-
12-29
12-
1
6
2% %>
'
11-25
-12 Vac
II-25
$15c
11-15
$1.12(2
1-
2
10-30
12-10
5%
preferred
©cythes
A
(quar.)
Co.,
Ltd,
Extra
(initial)
Finance
Co.,
common '
$5
convertible
$5 convertible
©carle
©econd
(G.
D.)
A
Co.
United Cities
$5 preferred
——
—
preferred A
preferred B
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
II"
—I
35c
11-23
1-15
12-
1
18-10
'12-10
25c
11-
12-15
12-
(quar.)™™
" 65c
11-27
50c
Co.
1-10
*
'
"5%
1
;
(quar.)
Co.,
2-'
common
Special
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Indies
-
com.
11-
6
12-
1
II-20
"11-
6
11-20
11'-
6
60c
12-
11-13
Westernt Gold
•
.
at
-
-
Ry._ of " Alabama.!
.
Westinghouse
$1.12 Vs
dividend)!
30c
12-
1
11-20
11-10
Electric,
common
•Westmoreland, Inc. (extra)
11-
12-18
"(increased
12-
11-
x
x
GOc
5 VI % :
preferred
"
Harmon
Wrigley
-
•
Co.
12-
1
12-10
11-
2
11-17
11-
2
50c
12-24
5% '
$1.31(4
1-1
12-17
15c
12-10
11-27
5Vi%-pid.-(quar.) $$1.37%v
1-
2
12-18
25c
2-
1
1-20
.$1
12-
1
--
Extra I
*
Wyandotte
Chemical
Wyandotte
Worsted-, (year-end)"
5
-
1
11-16
li-20
12-15
12-
1
25C
42-10
11-20
20c
'
11-27
11-12
-
Transit -Freight
.Lines,
Inc.
(Three
shit res
shares
$1
6f 9%
12-24
-
for
-
Water,
eaclr
Extra
Atlantic
11-
9
11-17
11- "2
11-17
11- 3
20c
12-28
12-11
11-2
10-30
50c
.
11-2
10-20
11-16
11-12
15C
34%C
12-
37 %c
12-1
11-15
12-22
12- 2
15c
11-16
11- -2
11-16
11- 2
J30c
12-
1
11-10
10- -9
common
19 7c
11-
2
+56(ic
11-
2
10-
197c
11-
2
10- 9
20c
11-
2
10-20
62 %c
11-
2
10-20
„.
11-'2
$1.12%
11-2
10-
X11__X_XX
30c
12-11
11-12
of
10-6
6
standard
12-11
ll-i'2
125c'
12-1
10-20
160c
11-
2
10-20
162 %c
11-
2
10-20
30c
12-
1
10-30
62 %c
12-
1,
10-30
GOc
12-
1
10-30
'
59c
12-1
10-30
X___X„X__XX—X
27 Vac
(quar.)_X___X™X
H
_1„™L_
Co.—
•
-
(quar.)_
12-
10-30
1
56Vic --12-1
.
-
-11-20
t
'
X_
11-16
10-31
11-13
23%c"
*
Tquar.}XX-™-l__X
XX__"™__i
common
(quar.)
'9
$1.12!i
(quar.)
preferred
11-16
1
1
10-31
10-30
40c
12-
1%
40c
12-
1
10-30
12—1
10-30
25c
11- 2
10-ljJ
com.
$4
12-15
11-16
X
•
$1
"
-5%
1-
,
,
12-
••
1
10-30
12- 7
30c
.
1
r
TjlbL
(quar.)
11-2
10-'JB
11- 2
10-
$1.18Vj
11-2
:g_™i
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10—8
(quar.j
4
11-
12-11
11-'^
50c
:
12-11
$1
12-11
11-
11-14
4
1__
50c
12-11
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$2.50
11-10
50c
12-15
11-20
4!Xc
11-13
11-ii
3c
"X__l
11-30
10-19
Refining
non-voting
non-cum
-
Refining,%3.75%'- pfd.*'B
11-1*6
11-10
93%c
11--2
io-'-fe
-25c
1-15-60
10c
(quar.):
:
(quar.)
"•
25c
.
11-
2
1-15
10-
5
of America-
dividend™
—
—
(quar, )-l_XX
5%
11- 2
9-15
'10c
(quar.) _l™—
Collieries
12-15
11-30
5c
f.-"
(quar.>__.
Canteen- Co.
10-23
-
preferred
Life XHisurance-(Tulsa)*
.'Atlas Steels,; Ltd.
Corp.
8
50c
(quar.)
:
Coast Line RR., "com.
preferred ' (s-a)-
Ayshire
8
11-2
$1,0313
(quar,)
(quar.);.
Atlas Brass Foundry (quar.)
__-_x
Atomic Developmene Mutual Fund
Aurora Plastics (initial 1
1_,
;
"Automatic SteeLProducts.Tnc.
"30c
10-
$1
$1.02 Va
preferred
Extra
5%
•Atlantic
:AvcO
•
1
25c
X
preferred (quar,)___
^Atlantic Coast Line Co. (Conn.)
Stock
50
12-
i
preferred,(quar.)
4.10%
Automatic
(stock divid.)
"non-cum. pfd.*vre-
pfd.
shares
held)
cbmmon
l':r.
taold,- Ltd.
'
35c
(quar.)i__.
(quar,)___
Aluminum
convertible
"4.35%
*4.75%
Atlas
'
Consolidated
Products
(quar.)
preferred
I '4% preferred
:
(stock
dividend)™_-(i-,
12- 1
$1
$2.50 preferred (quar. )xl—
$2,40 preferred A (quar.)_ll
"Atlantic
Yellow
'deerttable
$2.50
(quar.)
!
$1
.
11-15
*12-
25c
;__1
■
12-1
;$i.5o
j
12-4
12-15,
12-15
•
10-30
$3 -pfd.—<s-a)™__I
(montlily)
11-12
12-15
$7
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric,
~
12-10
"
12-15
$1.25
„1.__
Associated Telephone A Telegraph Co.,
','$4 participating class A (q"uaf.)XX_l
12-10
1-10
1'
11-27
11-17
10-15
**
dividend on comX and class A
'Associated Stationers' Supply tquar.)™™
12-11
85c
*
10-15
2,
4—
-
11-80
11- -2:-r.
j.) for each share "held).
Ltd.,
preferred
'Class 'A
11-13
12-31
-20c
.,
*(ihitial-quar.)_'™™
Monthly
t
Thermos
Artesian
9
-11-17
com.
Corp.,
(Wm.)
11-
40c
;
•
Wood (G. H.j A-Co., LtcU
Wood
1
35c
...
12-
30c
5_™i™
(quar.)
Corp. new
(3-for-2 split)
£
12-15"
11-
G5c
-
"$2.50 jiref.errefl (quar.)____J—____—
35c
9
95c
.
5
r}2c
Stock
dividend.
Wickes
lc
1
37%c
^Arrowhead A Puritas Waters (increased)
..
'
-
6
stock- ~
•White Dental Mfg. (quar.j
™___™™*_
Extra
J
1
:
Lx
"™™™„„
White Motor Co., common,
(quar;)
„%
Stock
1
11-30
J.)—
(resumed)_%%.: XXX
,X'™i
Arnold Alt ex
12-10
)
12-15
5c
TO-
(N.
$2,36 preferred (quar. K
; "$1,10 preferred (quar.p
'•Aro- Equipment Corp.,
*
11-23
12-21
$3.
Whirlpool' Corp.,r common *;(increased)
''4%% 'conv. preferred '_,™
-
Yukon
11-
•-
"
split shbjept to approval of
'holders Jan.'"4, 1960.
*3.80%
preferred B (quar.)
r___
'
11.-15
5%-
-
10-20
X
$2.50
4%%
4%%
2-"for-l
•
—_
•
*
,_g
U-
Arizona Public Service,
common"(quar.)_X_™
this
-
•
Urgnium. (stock
A
(quar.j
•;
deferred
Virginia Pulp ,A Paper—
-4ta% (preferred (quar.)-
^Western
12-17
32 V2C
n
West
t
preferred
11-20
$1:25
—
™-™™X«„X--™^IlX™
Shipbuilding Co.
Oil Co. ,(N.
•
1
1
11-
30c.
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$2.40
6
Tl-
60c
"
i
11-20
11-20
12-
1
25c
**
_™__^_
Argus Corp.
6
3.%'
-
;
.
11-
35c
10-16
$1.12%*,
*
Corp. (quar.)_x
."Stock. dividend .(one share
H: 6
"
:
12-
9
:
Argo Oil
•-•-
- ^
■.
1
25c
*"
payment
t-
-
.
12-
-
x%.
„„XX„w_l_+
4.50% .preferred
6
10c
(quarj™—
(initial-quar.)x
preferred__X_
preferred (quar.)
_X_
$2.90 preferred (initial) _™™_™X™™____;
Animal ^Trap Co. of America, com.
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar'.)%„__
___!
Appalachian Power Co., 4Vj% ' prd. (qiiar.)_
12-31
11-
-common....™
__T_
Sugars
on
4
12-L7
$1.25
$1.25
—_
-
10-31
$1.13
™™_%1: v
-
1-
12-22
11-
Anglo-Canadian' Telephone Co.—
Class A
(quar.) _L™—
11-27
12-j
•
1
dividend
time)
•
'40c
;
-
(Action
' $1.12%.
1™
,
West
12-17
1-10
12-15
$1.50
'
;
11-25
■1
12-L7
1-10
11-27
.™;
10-31:
11-20
'
2%C
11-13
12-15
12 %c
preferred (quar.)
'Wesson Oil A Snowdrift'Co.—
—
4.80'V i)rcfcrrcd (quar.)
5
12-17
1-10
'1-10
11-13
1
II-25
11-25
$1.25
1
12-
11-30
11-15
12-18
10-20
Anchor Post Products Inc; (quar.)XAnderson Electric Corp.,' common (quar.)
11-10
12-
$1
(quar.)_;
4.80%^ convertible'
11-12
$1.18-1)
2
12-15
ll*-ll
—
American Viscose Corp. (quar.) ™_™__.;™
American Water Works, common
(quar.)X^__
5!a % : preferred - (quar.)
r__
:__„„x__..
*-6% preferred (quar.).™™™
11-12
12-10
Stock
12-31
11-25
12-
$1.25
,
1
4
11-12
$1.50
Common
American
1
12-
12-
.
:withholding' South Africa dividend tax._
6
50c
_™"I
.__i I
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
11-13
1
preferred
-Common
11-10
12-
.
,.% 25c
*
_™_1
(quar.)
'Washington -Steel Corp.,
6
Realty—
A
25c
4
12-18
5c
4
-7% non-cumulative " preference
-American-South'African Investment Co., Ltd.
From '• ordinary Income,, subject -to 7%%
11- 4
12-10
11-12
7 VaC
(quar.)—^
(quar.)
sinking fund .preferred
©eaboard Surety Co.
11-25
10c
$4.75 sinking fund preferred
$5
11-
11-20
15c
*
11- 6
$25c
;
Seaboard
11-16
10c
37(t>c
(qar.)
©eaboard Allied
Milling
•'
25c
(increased
common
12-10
10-23
12-
•
11-10
75c
(quar.)
:™_™„_:
common,
$5 special
12-11
'$1.75
4'.
Year-end
Warren <S.- D.)
11-12
11-12
1
37 ViC
"11-20
11-
1-
11-16
12-10
12-18-
Machine. & Foundry—**
American
*11-13
,
StSiering Corp..
Co.
Co.
Iron
Iron
dividend
.
10-:.9
50c
—-
'
11-30
1
6
at
ZZIIIII
quar.) I
A
:
1
12-
1
St. Croix Paper Co,
(quar.)
©avage Arms Corp. (quar.)_
Steel
•4(a%< preferred
6
12-
15c
Oil
'
:
11-30
I-
31 V4c
■-
11-17
12-
$1
—
27VaC
,=
Co.-(quar.)-^_a„%,_5_
X_
.
11-10
12-18
11-13
•
11-20
1-5
12-10
■50c
"
(quar.)__^__
(initial)
11-24
GOc
*
10-27
45c
35c
—*
—.-
American. Natural Gas Co., com.* (quar.)-:—
6%
preferred (quar.)_x_wXU™_:i-_Xx-._^-^_«
American Nepheline.XLtd. (s-a)..., rgJX-™l™ j
American Potash * A Cliemical corp.—; *;
-
4
12!2c
11-10
12-
;
1
2%
•
"■
;
$1.0f>%
*
11-20
..
1,.. ■Extra
11-10
2_™„
5
11-10
*$1
—~
11-
Industries-Corp., $1.25 pfd.•'A (quar.)
Warner-Lambert, common (quar.)
6
12-
50c
—
action
12-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.j™
Walkcr-Scotfc Corp. (quar.)
11-21
2
•
11-16
11-24
•^$1.75 '
(quar.)
A
5
25c
*.
preferred
Quarterly
.
11-12
I-
31ic
*■
11-4
.'$15c
^
(quar.)
;
5Stock!
11-19
12-15
37 (2 c
~
Coal
Mold
1
11-16
10-M
2
1
-
5%
preferred : (quar. ril_™%
X,™:
;„
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)"•
''
6
11-24
Consolidated
Co.
11-
11-
•
-
preferred
New
11-12
1
.1-15
.
-$37c "
-
2
12-
/
^ $1.12%
com.
12-
12-
...
20c
i
-
Extra
12-10
"10c
-(quar.)—_1_—™
common
-
12-14
$1.12(2
_™*__
(quar.
com.
90c
12-1
40c
.x:;
Inc.
American Marietta -Co.—'
lirl?.
.V
i2-;-i,
Two-for-one split • _X
™1___™_'——
rAmerican XvIamcxFroducts Co.—
/ xx
•
11- .6
2
12-
25c
x
Co,—• X
6%
11-16
12-
11-13
27VaC,: ' ll-'^ V
;™_™
lee
..American
II-13
12 TO
11-30
62!2c
?%
'■
5fqi»r.J—
'Extra
Vulcan
5
1
15c
_
:
(interim)
this
11-
I-
3%
.
(quar.)-
common
1
10c
dividend
Marie Reld,
12-
i2v2c
I
America,
class: A
11-30
' 36c I
1
6%
6
35c.
.
American
12-11
11-
11-13'
1'
12-11
Furniture Co.,
4%%
'
12-1
>12-
Hospital Supply (quar.jiv——-• 16Vie.
6
15c
"
'
11-20
..25c
.
'
,
>
,
12-22
;-
-split)™
Ranltc
Virginia
■
1
40c
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
—III"
Boyal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A
(quar.)——I
Buppert (Jacob), 4%% preferred
(quar.)
No
1
12-
$12 Vac
(quar.)
Stock dividend—
4% preferred-A (quar.)
Bolls Royce, Ltd.
'
12-
12-15
50c
%
25c %
10-17
2
75c
(quar.)— X™_™„;
Corpr(quar.)X™™X~
Quarterly
11-10
33:%e
6
11-6
11-
12-11r
American
10-30.
11-30
11-
11-30
20c
American
11-10.
(quar.)
'Vanadium-Alloys
2
12-15
U5c
(quar.)
.
11-
4
11-16 ;
Ward
U5c
preferred
Ltd
1
12-
1_T.
(qmrr-)
of
Universal .Insurance
11-16
$1.25
_
.
Bose
1
12-
25c
Can.,Co.
Enka
Year-end
6
20c
preferred
11-16
11-
(increased)
Bockwell-Standard Corp.
;
12-
1
II-16
:___
Bohm & Haas Co.,
Special
12-
'11-16
$1.31(4
__™™
4%% preferred (quar.)
Bochester Transit Corp.
(quar.)
Bockwell Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Stock
26c
1
22 %c
_
Mines,
—
Bheem Mfg.' Co.,
12-
11-
,
iincreased)
(quar.)
Engincring A Foundry,
Universal
1
—
Bexall Drug A Chemical Co.
Stock dividend
■
-27c
1
common.-Cquar.)-_^%a™i'i «■
(quar.)
_™r_ <».
S. Truck'Lines (Del.), new
com,
(initial) %
U.
11-16
40c
Copper A Brass
Extra
11-16
1
87 %C
____
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Beeves
1
12-
■
-
;
Bapid Grip A Batten, Ltd.
Quarterly
;
Beading Company—*
5
12-
$1.20
"
Common
(quar.).
5% preferred (qu.ar)
5!4% : preferred ' (quar.)
11-
&2v2c
—
:
;
11-15
11-16
12-
IX
(AMerican Fire A Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fia.)
6
.
(initial)
Ltd..
preferred
7%
Van
12-10
11-
*
_
12-
>.8?4C
•;* X
XJ.IX-XXX
American Electric Power, (increased-quar. rx~
6
1
(quar.)X-™™_-.
Book Co. (quar.)™;
:™™™™-Bosch Anna Corp.,
,X
preferred.■■(quarOXXX,™™-!!™-—
'American
6
12-
12-18
-
12-11%
American
6
1111-
li
...", (3-for-l
I.)—
50c
11-
1
;tl, S. StccVCdrp.,
'
-
Co.
,4V4% ; preferred ;(quar.)
Playing Card, new .common
11-4
—
1
1
$l.G7(a
U. S.
5
12-
1212-
12-
V
(quar.)..
United Gas Improvement
.Co., com,
;
5
12-
#2%c
Co.
11-
61 %c
.
preferred Cguar.i. }.
United
:
11-13
12-
6
15c
Oil
Corp.
Corps,,
Class
■' 11-' 4
12-"8
11-
Sl.07.v2
i,$1.45
(quar.j
A
Biscuit Co.
$4.50
6•
11-16
62Vac
—
United
11-10
12-24
6
12-1
<
--
Business- Shares, Inc.—•
*- ••
*
.(Out of investment iricomo)™X™~:_x_J-™
6
11-
(initial*
Company
Carbide
United
uVG
•11-
11-
1
11-15
11-20
1-1-60
12 Vjc:
25c
87%e '
f American
11-6
1
$f.33'!4
:
(qudr.):;
Union
6
III-
-
1
12-
$1.46(4
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., common
(quar. C%L.
'5% pfd. convertible sdries 1957
6
5c
Corn,
$2 con v. preferred (quar.)
Prudential Industries, Inc., class
,
12-1
12-
5c
.
Poor & Company (quar.)
Providence
1
12-
10-30
1Z-VO"
B
preferred
«o$1.25
6
-12-
li-13
12- '5,4'
American
6
11-
$1.40
(quar.u
Coal
Co.
11-
1
:11-13 '
n-12
931ic
.American
,
11- 6
$1.43''»
(quar.),._.
Insurance
Tuboscope
6
11-
62Vac
(quar.)
Potomac Electric Power, $2.44 pfd.
i
$2.46 preferred .(quar.)
President Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
-Travelers
-12-11
5c
—
.—
$2.50 2nd preferred
12-
%$1.37%
,
Portsmouth
1
11-13
125c
Corp., common (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
5%
21-
15c
%
11-
1
I-7
Drug
6
1
;
.
8%
6
12-
5%
11-13
12-1
$1.25
____
———
Polaroid
4
12-
40e
PlttcCr Development, Ltd, (s-a)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)
'
511-13
11-30
Pacific
1
11-
12-
*$1.25,
(quar.-f
(quar:)„.„.._
12A.11-
Class
1
10-26
11-13
12-10.
30c
-
(quar.,j™—-r
3 %%
preferred (quar.)
__XXw-—XXX
American Bankers Tlrsurahcs. Co. of Florida—
Class ."A
10-23
■12-18
$1.37(2.
(quar.j
preferred
v
.
10-26
.'
12-ior
U2VzCr
Sugar Co., 5%/. pfd. . (quar.)3Airlines, common (quar.)_„XXl^_„
American
11-14
12-10
.SUB'V
Realty A Construction Co.
preferred (quar.)
Guarantee Do.
(increased)
Toledo Scale
(quar.)
v11-13
11-30
—
Pioneer
i
11-30
preferred (quar.)
91 %c
preferred (quar.) ——__y_——*$1.25
•Pittsburgh Steel Co.,
4
35c
Title
"
—
I-
Tishman
11-13
II-19
Aihcrica, comi: (quar;-)™™
10-Y
10- 2
.
11-25,
2%>
Amalgamated
'
11-16
$1.12(2
.
1
ThMfty Drug Stores (increased)XJ__„„_
11-19
12-18
20c
———„
dividend
*3 .65
1
12-18
25c
2%
—
'X:».i_——
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—*
12-
56c
25c
of
10-30
-12-1=0*
V 15c
/Alumhiunr Co. of?Canadax*Ltd.
" %-•••
' 4% first preferred (quar.)L.™XXv---,XXX™'.;125c
:* 4Vi%
second preferred (quar;Jdi—r_%™X^
156c
6
12-10
,
2fly-
(quar.)r
(quar.)
,
Thrift
11-12
Co.
10-30
10-23.
2
II-25
37.%>c
37!ac
;r
-
>.- $3.75 .preferred
11-13
12-15
20c
,
11-10
11-
:X 22!aC
>
dividend
Aluminum
12-22
11-
2
11-2
COc
(quar.j
6.70%
11-20
com:;*;(quar.) _™%
'.
III- 2v.
15c
2%
11-15
11-15
X11-L7
j
12-15
..
27c
*
,%.■
(quar.j_.
preferred
Texas
$1.75
—-———-
(quav
(quar.j
preferred
6.70%
(quar.)
Petersburg A Hopewell Gas Co. (quar.)——
Pfaudler-Permutit Co. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, common (quar,).——
$1 preference common
(quar.)
,
11-10
12-15
10c
coin,
1
50c
X '•
Alsco, Inc. (quar.j
XxX™-X™«- -Aluminium, Ltd. - (quer.) xjrixXlr
i
1
-T -
•'
20c
fquarj^.%.^^
1,
12-
II-16,,
25c
(quar. >™w™__™—-,-X™_
Inc.
12-
75c
..25c
.Stock
*
Transmission,
preferred
preferred
5.80%; preferred
5.35%
preferred
11-10
Co.—
preferred
Eastern
5.75%
11-10
$1.15
approved a two-for-one split,
It is expected to become effective Nov. 4.
7%
1-15
„• 12- 1
...
3.35%.
Stockholders
Perkins
i5c
(quar.)__^iH
X
5.60%)
11-10
,
$1,12%
._
:
-
(quar.
4.50%. preferred
4.75% preferred
5.50% preferred
5.00%)
preferred
4
1212-
Company
Texan
11-16
$1.10
4.60%
J3c
X:
Extra
.12-11
12- 4
35c
.
Stock •dividend..
12-18
1
92 Vac
4.50%
'
1-12
35c
50c
Broadcasting, i.quarJ
Texaco
6
12-
(quar.)—
%
.
a
I
<
(quar.)
A Fenn Co., common
4.32',% convertible preferred
4
10c
———
(quar.) ———
preferred
(quar.)-———
4.70%
11-
31 %c
J
preferred
preferred
;
5
.1-2
25c
•
Taft
10-30
11-18
# 10c
.—
Pendleton
11-16
10c
—
———
12-
25c
5
12-11
$1.15,;
>. 6%
preferred (quar. 1 —;™™X™,1™™™*.
Alpha Portland Cement CoX'(quar.)™--X_™
■
11-10
......-Xi*-*--£■
Taylor
City)—-
(quar.)
Nato Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd
Beabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
5% convertible prior preferred (quar. )_
1
1
11-9
12-
12-4
1-2
*
Alpha-Beta Food Markets,
5
12-
12-31
.
35c preference (quar.)
taterson Parchment Paper
3.70%
11-
12-12
5%
—,—
1
25c
Nackaging Corp. of America
Barkcrsburg-Aetna (stock dividenkl)—.
Transit* Corp.
12-
12-2412-24
...
•
11-25
Far
5(4%
12-15
$4
$4
$1.05
('initial)
dividend—X™'™"———™
Stock
approval-, of
to
15_«^_
12-18
Naeific
12-2
11.-16
11- 'Sf
50C
20c
Cement
Allied-Mills,
10-30
,11-16
12-17
'
4.20preferred';(quar.)
rAIlj-n A Bacon
11-10
1
I-
Portland Cement, class A (quar. K
Allied ContrOl Co.'.(tLUar,(...—_______
*■:
11-13..
II-25*
$1.37%-
11-13
12-
Allentown
11-9
12
11-15
12-
40c
6% "preferred.
g
11-10
12-10,,;
•
fl3c
4.60%-qirefcrrcd ;(qtiar.)X:i..X™—
Algoma Central & Hudson-;Bay-Railway,coin,
2
40c J:
(quar.)
Dec.
11-27
UOc
„
«,
11-13
12-10
11-30-
Corp., -common- (quar.j:_^™X_
Gas
Alabama Power Co.,
11-16
II-27
Payable of Rec.
7%c
—
*
Alabama Great Southern- RR.: ordinary (s-a)
6% part|c. preferred (s-a) _™—
11-10
11-
Share
%
-
12-
11-1G
1- 2
;
Holders
10c
,
4
11-16
20c
"
subject
spilt
-stockholders
.
Company
(quarj
Corp.
11-10
When
10-16
Alabama
11-10
v
60c
,
Two-for-one
12 '-
1
;' 12-31 1
30 c
11- 2
11-21
;
class
Apartment Co
Stewart-Warner, Corp.'
*11-19
12-16
$1
.
4
of Rec.
11-25
A
10- -5
11-13
12-,M
••
class
11-
10-20
12-
30c
50c
' j
(quar.
(year-end
25c,
Bacifie
■>'
1-
%
California
(NCw Jersey)
Studio
if 50C
Holders
Payable
5c
3%
10-20
12-16
.
20c
,
r<;;
f.
12-30
Oil
When
Share
$5.50 preferred A (quar. L.%™™—^™™—
~
12-15 y. -11-13
12-15 ;• 12- 3
■
.$1.31 %
(quar,)
com.
'$1.05
'•
(quar,)
2
12-15
II-
preferred (quar^I ■ $1,12! 2
10c
Engineering Corp. (quar.).
Standard Forgings'Cprp.
Cquar.)..„_!
•r15c
11-20
11-13
11-30
75c
$1
.
fGflc
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Public Service,
\
•
%
'1:40c'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
-
(quar.)_^
V412%
'
?'SWVc i 1st preferred
•'
class A
Sprague
—-
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
11-25
•
3
5%:
—
•
Aeroquip Corp. (quar. ):---.-__2.™^-...-XX™---._Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores-Ltd. (increased)
6
11-25
Railway Co.,
4.20%: preferred (quar.>
"Spdrry Rand Corp., common
3
•
11-2
11-30
11-
12-11-
;
J 15c
,,
Indiana Public Service Co.—
Common
'•
%
% 12-15
70c
coinmon^__„_,^,l%;I I
5%
nori-cUmulatlve preferred (quai.j
.-•o
25c
Southwestern Electric Service Co.
(increasedt;> I •>: 18c
Sparton Corp., 6% "conv., preferred (quar.)"!$1.50
Spencer Chemical Co., connnon (quar.)i
60c '*•;
11-171
12-
;
50c
,
Soutli Texas-Development,
Class
B
(quar.)
—-
the cl. A vand cl. B
011.
2
12-11
60c
;
11-17
■
.
(quar.)
11-13
$1
II
.
(quar.)
Adcressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
Stock dividend
-—iX————
11-30
11-16
50c
Simpson's, Ltd.
1
2 %%
Cement, class A (quar.)-—-
(quar.)
Stock clivld.
Northern
15c
7%c
V
2
I-
+15c
-
+
12-15
—-----
North American
:
(quar.)
12-
- — r
—:
(quar. u~—
SilVray Lighting, Inc.■/(quar,)^.^.a-_-^^-rL%'V
Simmons Company (quar;)_»-™-._,—-,-1-1.
25c
————————
((j uar.)
A
Western
A
4
11-
class
1-
,
(quar.)————.
common
'
■Extra-
1212-
Ltd.,
35c
Stock
-
1
12-
15c
Quarterly
Nopco Chemical,
■
1-
1-1
$1.01%
—_—-—
Norfolk A;
Class B
5
A
■
X
"X
11-
Silverwood Dairies,
2
.
.
„
(quar.)
—
Construction-Corp.,
A
Adams-Mills
'
New
C
of Company
Per
11-10
:
12-10
5%
Name
11-13
1
12-10
20c
,
10-28
11-
I-
25c
11-16
11-10
2
1
Per
12-31
11-30
preceding table.
12-
156 VtC
4% % preferred (quar.)
Sheller Mfg. Corp
50e
12-15
2
10c
11-
J5c
1
I-
*50c
12-31
(quar.)——
1-
$1.25
(quar.)„
11-13
2
12-15
1-
•
17c
—_____™_
Britain
Now
4%
give, the dividends announced in previous
we
1
$1.12
17c
Paper Co., class A (quar ,J
(quar.)
-r
Stock (livid, (payable in class B stock).
B
11-13
Below
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
12-
12-15
Power—
25c
(quar.)_„_.
Co.
Nekoosa-Edwards
Class
1
20c
Fibre
Vulcanized
Sbawinigan Water A
12-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
■
—
omittec 1)'
payment
special div.
Co, (quar.)
(Year-end
Share
Company
Seiberling Rubber, common (quar.>__^„„._
4%%
preferred (quar.),_—_——
5%
preferred iquar.)
National Sugar Refining—
'
V/hen
Per
Kamo of
1
12-10
$1.75
-
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
15c
<initial
class A
Co.,
Key
11-20
10-30
25c
12-18
12-'4
.
•
Volume 190
Number
5895
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(1841)
When
Per
Name of
Company
Bajley Selburn
<5%%
preferred
t31*ic
1
12-
Barber-Ellis (Canada) Ltd. (extra)—
Barber Oil Corp. (Stock
dividend)
Stock dividend
i
®la.ss
B
(A.
J.)
Markets
A
6
11-16
10-30
1-1-60
12-
4
12-4
15c
11-20
City
City
15c
11-10
10-30
11-15
11-10
Stores
Water
-Cleveland
Bearings,
30c
Inc. (Del.) (quar.)___
Stock 'dividend'
Beck (A. S.t Shoe
Corp., common...
5c
____
■;*
12'
1
11-
2
10-15
12-
1
11-16
11-30
10-16
15c
11-16
11-
4Co
Electric
&
Class
A
$1.18%
12-
1
?17^c
11-
2
preferred
4%
preferred
Best
&
:
17* zc
15c
paid for
*
11-
9
2-
8
1-31-60
1-13
20c
L__X__
a
3-1-60
11-2
10-16
50C
Petfoleurrt/Cp,___
was
1
3-lr60
50c
'
(quar.)________X--,—
Company (quar.K—
This payment
12-
1
20c
—
flluar.)—_X__
Billups Eastern
12-
11-16
10-23
11-15
8
5.60".?
Blech
preferred
Bros.
common
5Vzfo
investment
income)
Bobbie Brooks, Inc._I
Booth Fisheries
Corp.,
4%
preferred
I
_
!
s
(quar.)
;;
Edison,
common
__
•,
income)
Bourjois, Inc.
Bowl-Mor
Co.
Brockton
Stores
<quar,)__
&
Sharpe
Manufacturing Co.
class
A
Terminal
Byers
Co.
at
1
.
$1
preferred
$1.07
11-
2
10-15
Eastern
11-
2
10-15
$1.50
Co.
of
11-13
11-
Crouse-Hinds
17V2C
11-16
5
10-30
N.
$1.25
11-15
10-30
11-15
10-30
A
(s-a)
Class
B
(s-a)__
Canadian
Inc.
_
Canadian
50c
—
of
in
Investment
Carlisle
Corp.
(Pa.)
Power
11-20
11-10
11-16
10-31
4-1-60
3-
4
$87y2c
4-1-60
3-
4
Company
Castle-Tretheway Mines,
of Georgia Ky.
Common
1
11-13
11-14
10-30
11-16
West
33c
'
proval
Central
Nov.
Vermont
4)
Chain
Belt
Co.
1
Chase
of
Products
(from
Bank
(stofck
Chemway Corp. (s-a)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Stock
Delta
25c
1
Stock
10-20
$8
10-,9.
Denver
23c
45c
,
11-14
$1.12 Vz
$1
$1.05
12-
1111-
1
2
11-14
10-15
2
10-15
11-30
10-23
11-15
11-
Series
Chicago
A
Di
Mfg.,
class
B
class A
(quar.)
Corp.*
common
mond
National
(Waltj
Stock
Corp.
Productions
dividend
Dobbs
2
Dodge Mfg. Corp., common
$1.56 preferred (quar.)—
25c
11-
2
75c.
12-
(From
10-
9
preferred
Cab
Monthly
Monthly
Dominion
5%_
&
Dominion
10-30
60c
11-13
10-15
5%
11-23
10-23
1
3%
12-31
12-10
2 y2 %
1-6-60
12-15
Dairies,
Corp.,
$1.25
(quar.)
12%c
•
Ltd.,
Stores,
Common
$1
11-20
Dorsey
1
11-
2
3
11-
2
3
11-
2
12-15
12-
«
1
10-15
15c
11-15
11-
2
9-28
11-
2
9-28
1-
1
1
1212-
3
3
25c
11-25
10-30
12-
11-16
1
11-16
11-
2
preference
Corp.,
12-21
11-30
11-16
12-15
12-
12-
1
11-13
$20c
11-25
10-30
1-15-60
12-31
3-31
$10c
11-30
11-13
$50c
11-13
10-30
$60c
(quar.)
11-16
10-29
3iy4c
12-15
11-16
$15C
11-
2
10-
1
+15c
11-
2
10-
1
A
(quar.)
$15c
2-1-60
+25c
:—:
1
$44c 4-16-60
—
pfd.
1-4-60
1-2-60
75c
12-
1
1-2
12-
1
11-16
.
10-10
12-31
12-13
4-1-60
10-10
3-15
11-
2
11-16
30c
12-
1
11-
11-
2
10-10
11-
2
"
10-15
11-30
-
3
-
10-16 "
1-2-60
12-22
-
11-13
10-23
-
12-10
11-25
23C
11-16
10-31
12-15
11-30
11-20
11- 9
12-18
12- 7
12-16
11-13
11-23
10-21
11-13
10-13
12-
1
11-13
12-
7
11-13
12-
7
11-13
12-31
12-18
11-
2
10-22
11-
2
10-23
25c
11-20
10-30
$1
11-15
11-15
10-30
$1.18%
11-15
10-30
10-30
(s-a)
11-15
25c
12-15
10-30
20c
pfd.
12-17
12-
10-39
7
60c
Ltd.
(interim)
12-10
11-19
12-10
11-10
11-20
10-13
5%
25c
1-2-60
10c
12-15
12-18
12- 7
12-18
5c
11-15
10-31
5c
of
12-31
11-15
10-31
15c
common
preferred
12-15
12-
3%
1
4
common
AA
1
11-13
11-
2
10-22
Oil
of
11-
12-
1
11-12
11-
2
10-16
38c
Texas
dividend
10-13
11-16
12-10
11-10
5%
(quar.)
American
10-22
2
$1
(quar.)__
2
11-
50c
;
11-
12V2C
56 y4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
11-13
Quarterly
Finance
Corp.
Inc.,
12-15
12-31
12-15
25c
12-22
12- 8
50c
General
Outdoor
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
com.
11-10
1-
10-
9
30c
12-15
12-
1
30c
(initial)
11-
2
10- 9
11-
2
11-
Motors
General
conv.
(quar,)
new
10-3Q
2
31 y4c
10c
General Dynamics Corp.
2
—
1
General Builders Corp., 5%
General Crude Oil (quar.)
General Mills,
9-30
12-
$7
preferred
Service
11-17
$1
$1.75
A
preferred (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common
General
1
60c
Motor,
General
11-16
$1.15
5%
4 Vz %
Gas
11-16
1
$1.10
iquar.)
preferred
Tiger Line,
Common
4%
12-
11-30
12-
$35c
(quar.)
Gabriel Co., 5%. convertible preferred
Gar Wood Industries Inc.—
•
12-15
18 %c
Fund—
Corp.
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Stock
Public
General
Steel
4%%
Telephone Co.
preferred
11-20
12-10
11-20
28c
11-28
10-30
40c
12-31
$10c
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)__
of
10- 9
12-10
100%
Utilities
Castings
Steel Wares, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
General
10- 5
2
65c
$1.25
(increased)
dividend
General
5%
93%C
;
Advertising
General
—
(quar.)
6%
39c
2
$40c
Mineral
Stock
1-
2
11-
80c
(Increased-semi-annually)
Fuller Brush,
-
10-15
12-
12-17
11-
Ltd.—■
Growth
ment
11-16
11-15
$43c
"(quar.)—
(quar.)
11- «
12-
extra
Ltd.
(quar. 1
11-25
3
12-
$$1.25
—
s-a)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., com.
Common
(quar.)
12-
12-
Ltd.^—
Engineering .Works,. Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion Glass,
11-27
11-13
25c
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(initial
-common
Dominion
12-17
1
_
preferred (quar.)
5Co
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Dominion Eleetrohome Industries, Ltd.—
Dominion
RB.
12-
1-1-CO
7
City)—
(Interim pay¬
shillings, 6, pence equal to ap¬
proximately 57.2 cents)
Fruehauf Trailer, 4% preferred (quar.)
12-15
6c
non-cumulative
New
2
12-
11- 1
45c
(quar.)
;
Free State Geduld
Mines, Ltd.
3
1-
37%C
(quar.)
Anglo Investment
(quar.)
11-
5%.
B '
(Jersey
Friendly Finance, Inc.,
G%
11-
12-15
11-15
12y2c
Class B
11-16
11-13
$1.12 Vz
r_
Dairies
(quar.)
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co.
(resumed)
Franklin Electric (stock
dividend)
11-12
59c
11-27
Co.—
Foremost
11-12
1
3%
preferred
12-11
5
1
12-
10c
iquar..)
—
11-30
12-
12-
37%c
—_—
j
.
5c
11-
2
30c
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
12-15
Ford
2
11-
11-13
J.)—
(increased quar.)
Inc.,
(quar.)
Ford Motor Co.
(quar.
Foote
9-30
11-
25c
G5c
Pacific
-
Bank
4.60%
12-15
11-16
11-30
11-27
3%
N.
(quar.)__
Florida Power Corp., 4% preferred
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
10-27
11-16
$1
Inc.—.
income)
Fields—
11-13
11-16
5
15c
(quar.)
10-30
30c
1-
Fund,
investment
1
10c
net
Houses
11-20
4
11-16
10-20
12-10
lc
Extra
62%C
—
Investment
Dominguez Oil
7Vzc
llr 16
to Dia¬
effective Sept. 28.
5
10-30
11-10
1
,40c
preferred (quar.)—
Corporate title of above changed
11-
11-10
10-10
9
11-10
11-10
5%
Quarterly, of 5c from net investment inc.
plus 20o from realized security
profits
-
11-
12%C
5
$1
—
11-17
7
4
1-
net
(quar.)
:
Gardner
11-1G
10-20
from
(quar.)—
11-15
11-
12-
1-15
Corp.—
Diversified
2
12-15
40c
com.
11-
11-
Class
2
11-19
1
lc
J
quarter___
Burpe,
(s-aj
Class A
10-20
$2
A
10-30
11-25
10-20
2
30c
11-16
—
(12c
—
11-15
2
2
12 Vzc
$1.50
2
&
11-
11-16
"(quar.)
Giorgio-Fruit,
Class
National
11-
_50c
:
to
$3.50
1st
preferred (s-a)
Union Stock Yard Co,_______
Diamond
preferred
Increased
Fisher
to
(quar.)—
common
Tramway
Disney
(quar.)
Yellow
Inc.
(s-a),——
Lines, Inc. -~±
debenture
$2.50
10-31
First
12-
1
12-
25c
(Newark,
Rubber
9
j50.00625
Fund,
&
10-
4%%
Flying
(quar.f
A
Tire
11-
$1
RR.
Voting
2
Firestone
First Bank Stock
Corp.
Extra
—
class
Corp.,
Income
Dennison
10-20
2
5
12-
12-
65c
Co.
4
30c
:
(quar.)—
Inc.
12-4
11-
11-13
31 V*c
(initial)
com.
;
12-
15c
1
11-13
1
28%C
(monthly)
(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
12-21
7%c
12-
1
35c
Assn
(increased)
12-24
$1.25
+—
12-22
11-12
12-15
12-
two-for-one split
a
(monthly)
Insurance
Semi-annual
-150c
(quar.)
'
12-
25c
(quar.)
Firenmn's
9-15
93 %c
!
Air
10-15
11-10
12-21
40c
&
6-15
2
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Works
Corp.
Filmways,
7fl-60
11-
34c
$35
$35c
Co.
Monthly
8%c
income plus 47c from realized
security profits payable in cash or stock)
11-10
11-
50c
dividend
Chicago, Milwaukee. St.. Paul
Common
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
3-18
$1.75
11-20
12-18
12-15
3%
$3
Felmont Petroleum
$1.75
L_,
55c
dividend—•_
12-18
.investment
11-
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
■
(quai1.)—
27c
(N.Y.)
(quar.)
dividend)
12-18
1-4-60
Florida
Glassjne
Delaware
11-30
ap-
inc.)
1-4-60
9
B
12-30
45c
Ry
t
1L43
4
1-22
25c
(initial)
preferred
Screw
Federated
9
Delaware
(quai*.)
invest,
9
10-
25c
Boston
Manhattan
Chemical
Class
10-15
55c
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)
Channing Corp. (quar.)Charlestown & Western Carolina
11-
1
1-
20c
Federal Sign & Signal, new
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
.-
10-15
10-
Dejur-Amsco
2
(quar.)
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.; com. (quar.)
Fund
9
11-
$1
Chase
9-
11-16
25c
(Mass.)
4.60%
Federal
11-17
25c
11-13
50c
_
2
2
approximately 64%c
11-13'
—
Chain Store Real Estate Tru^t
12-
11- 2
Deerfield
11-13
*
(quar.)
11-16
12- 1
common
4-1-60
$1
equal
1
$1.05
:
28c
11-
preferred
12-
(initial)
(stock dividend)—.
11-23
$1.06
Co., com.
(quar,)_
Co.
50c
Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—
Interim payment of 5 shillings
11-30
—
Co.
10-10
$50c
12-
Co.
A
Federal National Mortgage
Federal Paper Board,
De
11-30
$15c
Century Investors
Aircraft
2
5c
stockholders
2
12-14
12-11
$1.62
6c
^
Warehouse
40c
Bros., Inc.
"___
Lighting (quar.)
1
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.
Dayton & Michigan RR, Co.—
Denver
Public Service
Century Properties
Cessna
11-
12-
$1.12 y2
(annual)
Corp.
11-
4%
20c
10-30
;
Soya -(increased)
(2-for-l split, subject to
New
10-15
10-15
$1.75
(initial)
preferred A
(quar.)
Davenport Water Co., 5%' pfd.
10-30
11-16
Co.—
Central
2
3
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—
7
11-
11- 2
12- 3
2
$3
Ltd., class
preference (quar.)
$1.75 9-29-60
common
60c
_
12-
12-
12-18
30c
Insurance
•
Grain,
Federal Insurance
10-30
Corp.—
5 6 Vic
finer.)
12-31
10-lft
12-18
50c
Life
Stockholders approve
•
3%%
8%
Compress &
$1.40
10c
—
Traders
Federal
12-14
11-13
11-10
11-
40c
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath Co. (quar.)
Fedders Corp. (quar.)__
12-14
$1.12
preferred
New
lOr 15
40c
.
South
12-
11-16
(quar.)__
Electric Corp.
11-25
3c
11-25
4c
&
$1.75
—
(initial)
Gas
(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)
Quarterly
11-25
3c
45c
Brewing Corp.—
Extra
Farmers
11-20
12-10
(quar.)
Transit
1%
11-13
$$1.06
Louisiana Electric, com. (quar.)
!' 4.50% preferred
(quar.) _I.
Central Power & Light, 4Cc
pfd. tquar.)__
4.20f,'e
preferred
(quar.) _____
&
1
$1.25
Central
Central
11-13
12-
20c
(quar.)
&
1
t20c
Caterpillar Traction Co., new com.
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Central Coal & Coke (s-a)_i__;
Central
12-
tl5c
X__
Ltd.
4
12-10
common
River
Federal
—
Day-Brite
Trust,
pfd. (quar.)
11-20
30c
Davidson
tquar.)"__
iquar.)
Central Hudson Gas
Dallas
10-31
Carrier
Carwin
1
11-16
+$1.25
4.80(1 preferred (quar.)
Carson, Pirie, Seott & Co., 4V2%'
11-13
preferred
4'/2%
+
11-13
12-
10-16
20c
6%
common
preferred
(quar.)
Farmer Bros. Co. ;(quar.)__-_,
New
Fall
12-15
4r/o pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
4.24%
12-
15c
(quar.)__I
Light common
Corp., common (quar.)
4Yz'.'o preferred (quar.)
11-20
preferred
12-21
tl5c
.
&
12-15
75C
(quar.)—
Dallas Power & Light,
$32,/2c
cash
,Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Carolina
Falstaff
5
9
$15c
5Co
Canadian Gil Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
Utilities, Ltd., 5Cc pfd.
4 Vz'.if preferred (quar.)
11-20
25c
(quar.)—
10-30
capital
a
11-13
11-
1
12-10
11- 3
11-16
$1.121/a
11-27
12- 1
11-16
87 Vzc
(quar.)
12-
1
3-15
55c
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—
11-25
1-
1
1%
;
(quar.)_
30c
Publishing
preferred
preferred
common
25c
12- 1
12-15
4-
$1.09
4
12- 4
(quar.)
10-
65c
Canadian
4
12-
10c
11-
—
International
12-
1-2-60
35c
3-15
1
43 %c
(quar.)
(stock
1-2-60
4 Vz %
12-15
1
1-
$1.18%
dividend)Pittsburgh RR. gtd. (quar.)
&
1-1
4-
$1.25
com.
Erie
—
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
2
Co.,
Erlanger Mills Corp.,
(quar.)
1
?15c
year-end
Common
10-15
$17%c
10-
1
payable
1
10-23
(quar.)—.
11-30
Gas
11-16
45c
7 r,'o
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Forge & Steel Corp.—
$1.04
Cuneo
(stock divid.)
4.36%
Erie
11-13
25c
(quar.)_
11-20
40c
10-30
t87% c
(1959
12-
10c
preferred
Dana
of
12-15
9
62i/ac
11-10
60c
J
investment income plus
gains distribution
or
stock)
7%
7%
preferred
Phonograph
1-2-60
;
11-15
(quar.)
;——.—___.
5%
11-13
12-15
12%c
65c
Nest Pass, Coal Co. /fs-a)—
+25c
—
Fund,
from net
„
10-30~
Packers, Ltd.—
Class
•
52V2C
•
(quar.)
25c
Foils, Ltd., common (quar.)
partic. class A (quar.)
Canada
11-30
20c
34%c
■
Canada
60c
11-15
Telephone—
Insurance Asn. (s-a)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.,-common
(quar.)—
$1.30 preference (quar.)——
'
10-
1
10-16
Radio'&
Equitable
preferred (qijar.)——
Press, Inc. (quar.)—
Cunningham Drug Stores cquar.)__
Fire
Co., Ltd.
2
1-
31'/4C
A
Crow's
33y2c
Sugar
11-
25c
2
(stock dividend)—
Crystal Oil & Land Co.. $1.12 pfd.
Cuban-American Sugar, common
7%. preferred, (quar.)———A
33'bC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dominion
i
11-
93 %c
10-23
10-30
&
Empire District Electric Co.,
4% % preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)Crown Cork & Seal Co.r Ltd,
(quar.)
10-30
Canada
12-
(quar.)___
10-30
11-15
(quar.
Emerson
(initial)
(Chicago)
10-30
11-15
$1.00 preferred
10-16
$1
11-16
33c
Camden
11-
12-15
11-19
12-15
15%
(s-a)_
(quar.)
$1.13
11-15
32 y2c
California Water &
Emco,
$50c
1
•
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Elmira & Williamsport RR.
Co., pfd.
$1.12V2
11-15
31 %c
(quar.)
10-31
(quar.)_
11-30
12-
25c
(initial)
com.
Amer.
10-31
2
12-15
60c
new
of
l.
(quar.)
Electric & Musical
Industries, Ltd.—
Amer. shares
(final)
Y.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
11-16
$20c
$$1.75
$10c
12-18
35C
28%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
10-16
„■
11-29
11-29
50C
Manufacturing Co.,
Corp.
'
11-27
25c
;___
Association
Electric Auto-Lite
Year-end
Ltd.
1-15
25c
$1.37%
27VzO
CI".
Utilities
1-15
12-15
7Vzc
2
(quar.)
Crowell-Collier
(quar.)
L_
12-30
;
com.
1
preferred
preferred
10-28
L
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-16
issue called for redemption
$52\per share plus this dividend)
1
5.20ij%' preferred
preferred
11-16
common
(quar.)
Elastic Stop-Nut
1
100%
12-
5.08%
5.50%
10-31
Racing Assn.
11-29
25c
.
11-
(Maine) (quar.)
America, com, (quar.)__
12-
(quar.)
5.30'.i>preferred
11-15
Eaton
10-26
•
35c
(quar.)
coin,
Co.
20c
preferred
5.36%
12-
3
10c
___
12-31'
11-
22 y2c
(quar.)__!
31V4C
:
4.40(,
preferred
10-15
70c
+.»
dividend
11c
preferred
(quar.)
Crossett Company, class
Power
(quaf.)____.
X'_
California Interstate Telephone (quar.)
California Packing Corp, (quar.)
California Water Service, com. (quar,)
5.28%
2
Eastern
2
25c
;
(quar.)
5Vo
_
11-
.
12-10
2%
7%c
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.-(quar.)
11-16
12-10
Stock
10-31
$1.50
(quar.)
2
(entire issue called for redemption
Class B
California Electric
(accura.)
Water Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Petroleum^
pfd.
$1
1-15
11-
pfd/(entire
Crescent
_
7%
Loijiis & Interurban
6% preferred (quar.)
Eastern Air Lines
Common
Cosmos-Imperial Mills Ltd. "(quar.)
M.). Co. .(extra)
Byllesby |H. M.) & Co. (Del.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
11- 2
10-31
10-31
11-14
40c
10-20
$5T(50'per share plus this dividend)
at
(stock dividend)__
(A.
2-
Power,
11-14
11-14
3%
3iy4c
11-
dividend
pfd.
6Co
:
Kootenay
St.
11-29
'
11-16
Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Coppenveld Steel, 5Co pfd.
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)—
.XX
dividend
East
East
1-15
11- a
10-13
12-10
25c
(quar.)_
11-16
Cooper
(s-a)
Burr.v Biscuit Corp.—
§1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
Cash
11-16
12-18
1
$1
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar,)____
Bush
1
2
2-
11-14
11- 2
U3c
ijfd. series 1956 (quar,)
1-
%
»3c
25c
(quar.)______,
Stock
conv.
12-
60c
(increased)
preferred
__
Stock
5%
11- a
25c
Corp., common
diVidend
10-17
3iy4c
Corp.,.
$3.75. preferred
(quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
(quar.)
_.
B" (s-a)_____
10-21
2
11-14
$30c
$1.06 Vt
(quar.)
4°/<i preferred (quar.)
Continental Can Co., commpn
(Charles)
Co.
(quar.)
Buchanan Steel Products
Corp. (s-a)—
Buffalo Forge Cc.
I
Class
12-11
2
11-
11-
25C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Bruning
Bulloch's, Ltd.;
12-31
11-
11-14
10-27
40c
$1.12 Yz
3iy4c
(increased)
of
Duro-Test
6VzC
(quar.)
Cojitainer Corp,
^
___
j£3.80 preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (increased-quar.)
Brown
Co.
$4.52
Gas,
Durion Co., Inc.
10-22
11-13
prior to Nov. 2,
$1.17
preferred
$4.16 preferred
Consumers Water
!
Taunton
Edison
10-30
11-24
9-18
1
into
dividends)
Supply Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Broadway-Hale
preferred
2
12-
30c
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
55c registered class A
(quar.)__
11-10
1
50c
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
(quar.)_
Consumers Power Co., common
1
12-
&
2
11-
15c
share for share basts
a
converted
&
11-
2%
$1.25
common
Ducommun Metals
11-10
6y2c
(monthly)
$5 preferred, (quar.)
Consolidated Electronics Industries
Consolidated Freightways
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
i
4-73%
preferred, <quar.)l______-____-.___
Boston
Fund
(quarterly
from
investment
4.25 %
12-1
on
be
11-13
87y2C
com.
Dearborn
Consolidated
.—
Boston
4
(Convertibfe
(quar.)
stock
must
receive
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Ltd.
National,
Consolidated
__
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
3 Vz %,
preferred (quar.) _i.______X,—____
12-
to
4.80%
Confederation Life
Assn.-(Toronto)
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—
iquar.)
common
87y2C
Inc._
preferred
Conduits
and
When
Holder%
Payable 0} Rec.
20c
6y2c
Natural Gas
in
preferred
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
common
10-20t
Ltd.—
iquar.j
Fund,
Concord
1st
Co.
6j/2C
Machinery,
Concord
ne
50c
;
i.
Telephone
preferred
5%
i'20c
"
(from
1-1-60
preferred'(^quar.
Shoe
5%
,_\.
11-15
4%
"
Dun
$4.25
Compo
(quar.)___
12-18
Columbus & southern Ohio Electric—
4»A%
preferred (quar.)_______
(qjar.)___'_,___\.—
Tobacco,
6%
preferred
(quar.)____
Blue Ridge Mutual
Fund, Inc.
11-10
$1,121/2
Commercial
—
1
'
(quar.)
Corp.,
Industries, Ltd. (increased-quar.)
Drackett Company; com.
(increased-quar.)
RR.—
guaranteed
Commonwealth
12-
45c
6% ' preferred (quar.)
Credit,Co,, (quar.)
Commonwealth Natural Gas Corp.
two months'
-period in order to get
th\quarterly rate
back in line with the fiscal
year.
Blackstone Valley Gas &z Electric;—
4 V4%
preferred <quar.)_
10-19
1-1-60
;
^
(quar.
preferred iquar.)
Colorado Oil & Gas, $1.25
preferred
Columbian Carbon
Co.„(quar.)
Columbia Gas System
(quar.)
Columbia Pictures
Corp.,
,.
Dover
2
Share
Extra
4Vz'b
4.65%
Dow Chemical
10-15
11-
Illuminating Co.—
(monthly)
(monthly)
Common,
11-19
11-13
$1.50
(monthly)
Common
12-14
(Tenn.)—
(s-a)
(quar.)
'Common"
Company
Dover
$1.25
Ry.
Insulated Wire Co.
Colorado Central Power
Co.L com.
10-31
6%C
2-
Chattanooga
Collycr
'>
Pei-
Name of
10-26
25c
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com.
-'v$3.50 preferred (quar.)
9-30
12-15
15c
—
<quar.)___
5
Holders
11-li
37V2c
(quar.)
1'
Pittsburgh
special
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
7fo guaranteed (quar.)
Coclirane-Dunlop Hardware,
11-16
(quar.—,_—
4%
3
5%
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7%. pfd. (quar,)
Bedding Herainway.Co., (quar.
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.," common_______
Belmont iron- Works
11-
of
preferred
Cleveland
-v
-150c
Co.
Common, (quar.).
4y2(o
■
XI
Share
50c
(quar.)
r
5'b
preferred (quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning
11-20
$1.37 Yz
(quar.)
5Va% pfd. (quar.).
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)___
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
Common '
-
.
6-10
&
preferred
Company
Chrysler Corp.
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
12-11
7-1-60
15c
—
Co.,
Bathurst Power
6
11-
2 7o
•
Bastian-Morley
11-
11-27
12-31
2%
________
Bayless
11-27
t80c
_—.—
____ —
Barry Controls, Inc., class
1-15-60
3<b
^
____
11-16
10-31
$1.50
__
1
11-30
5c
iquar.j
(quar.)
dividend
11-16
$5
preferred
$5
Baldwin Piano, 6%
preferred
Baltimore Paint & Chemical
12-
£35:(4c
(quar. )____.
Inc. (Minn.),
Per
Name of
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co.
(quar.i
Properties,
Stock
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5% preferred
Baker
Share
13c
(cfuar.)
12-10
11-16
16-16
$$1.25
com,
11-
2
10-
£>
22%C
11-
2
10-
9
California—
(quar.)
—
General
Telephone Co. of Florid*—
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred B
33C
$1.00
$1.32
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Genera) Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.16%
5.20%
preferred
preferred
<quar.)__
(quar.)—
11-15
10-23
32%c
11-15
10-23
32yac
11. 15
10-23
11-15
10-23
25C
62%C
12-
1
11-14
94VzC
12-
1
11-14
$1.30
12-
1
11-14
*
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1842)
When
Per
Name of
General
Tire
Rubber
6r
dividend
Stock
----—-
—
Waterworks
General
Corp.,
preferred <quar.)___
r
preferred (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
——
S5 voting preferred (quar.)—
5%
Inc.
--
(increased quar.)
Co.
Extra
——
Glatfelter~(P.
Gold
__..
Extra
25c
11- 2
56%c
31 Me
10c
11- 2
11- 2
12-11
10c
SI,50
12-11
1- 2
-J0c
12- l
JOc
25c
B---
-
(qukr.)——-—
12-1
11-20
—--
——
(anuual)___.L—--——
Good Humor
12- 1
12- 5
12- 5
(quarn——
Inc. (quar.)—
_.
'.J-1*
P
__
Telegraph
Stock
&
Golden Nuggett,
11-15
62/2C
37 72c
,
-
H., Co., common
_
111?
Goodman
,
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Lakes
Paper
(quar.)..—
Ltd., com.
Co.,
Great Northern Ry. (quar.
Great Southern Life Ins. Co.
(Houston)
B
Jewel
12-15
11-16
11-10
5,
11-. 6
11-10
12-
6
2
11-25
11-
2
10-27
10-27
11-13
12-10
1-15
12-1
11-13
12-31
11-
9
12-10
12-
1
11-11
9-11
11-10
11-18
10-31
11- 2
(quar.
common
—-—
Co.
(quar.)
10-23
11-10
11-10
11- 2
Stock
$1.25
12-14
$1.25 3-14-60
62%c
12-10,
———
-
dividend
preferred
Kellogg Co.—
3%% preferred
Ltd.—
partic, class A pfd.
11-
3
25c
Kennametal, Inc.
Kentucky Utilities,
Kerr
10-26
investment
net
10-26
10-15
Keystone
"S-2"
distribution
2-23
11-18
(semi-annual
profits)
income
of
$1.10
plus
from
11-18
1- 1
12-15
Kings County Trust
Quarterly
;
Fund
—
1$1.25
2-
5
20c
$1
12-15
12-15
11-24
50c
12-10
11-25
25c
12-10
11-25
$1.37%
$1.37%
11- 2
10-20
Lambert
1
1-20
50c
11-23
10-26
Lanston
75c
56%c
11- 2
10-10
Lear,
11- 2
10-
9
62c
11- 2
10-
9
—
Extra
—
(A.)
& Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)__
5%% preferred (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)—
Hartford Electric Light, common (quar.)—
—
4%%
preferred: (quar.)___________
4.96%^ preferred
(quar.)—___
America,
pfd.
4%%
_
_
11- 2
2-
10-15
2
l%c
5%%
10-7.5
the
(Alfred)
Lehigh
Formerly White Eagle' Oil Co.
Inc.
(quar,—
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Galion Products, Inc.—
7% preferred A (quar.)
.—
Hercules Powder, 5%
preferred (quar.)_
10-27
20c
1-4-60
$30c
common
Y.)
(quar.).
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., 5'/c
Hugoton Production Co.
class
Class
9-30
9-30
5
10-15
11-
6
1
11-2
10-
11-
5
10-19
ll-
2
10-16
62%c
11-16
10-31
11-16
10-31
12-15
12-
11-
2
10-15
11-2
10-15
4
.
12-14
11-24
11-13
11-
2
12-30
12-15
12-15
11-30
25c
(quar.)
11- 2
10-16
2%%
25c
(quar.)
42tic
$1
;
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit rcpts.
ordinary (interim)
Industrie Electrica de Mexico S. A.—
shares
12-
1
11-
11-
2
10-16
11-20
10-26
11-
Star
Long
Gas
dividend).—
A
Ltd.,
Stock
Lorain
11-30
11-
9
10-26
12-
1
11-12
12-
4
11-20
12-
4
11-20
12-
4
11-20
11-
2
10-15
12-
1
11-10
12-15
12-
11-
10-20
4
11-16
10-30
12-10
11-25
12-
11-25
1
11-13
11-25
11-
2
10-23
12-
1
11-
2
12-10
11-12
12-
11-
12-
11-
12-
11-
$54c
137%c
(quar.)
12-
11-
1
12-
4
1111-
11-
10-15
12-
11-16
12-
11-20
12-15
11-20
10c
12-30
12-15
2%
12-30
12-15
35c
11-
10-
2
9
Inc.—•
(s-a)
$3.50
(qiiar.)_;
(quar.)
11-
SI.25
—
6
Lynch Carrier System
MacMillan
Class
B
&
Bloedel,
(quar.)
12-11
2
J25c
I-15
37V2C
(quar.)
Ltd.,
12-30
income plus
a
security
Fund
and
10-23
11-
2
12-15
9-16
16c
from
from
2
10-
11-2
10-
Macleod's,
11-16
12-15
11-16
12-15
11-16
12-15
11-16
130c
11-14
Mahon
(R.
C.)
Shirt
Co.
58%c
11-
2
10-
Manpower,
Inc.
Marconi
3%%
tion
12- 9
11-16
11-
2
Corp.
Marine
Bonding &
11-
6
12-
1
11-
2
12_
1
11-
2
McCord
12-
3
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
5
10-24
Stock
Corp.
common
McKee
1
11-
2
in¬
realized
11-
35C
n
$1.12%
11-
2
10-
1
(Arthur
Corp.,
G.)
new
com.
4%%
2
10-19
ji2c
11-
(.initial)
preferred A
10-
9
quar.)
(quar.)
;■
goc
^ 75
_____
25c
1.15
12.
12-15
j
1.1- 5
11-16
10-30
1-
2
12-15
11-
2
11-
10-15
12-16
11-30
,12-16
11-30
11-2
10-20
40C
Birmingham
preferred (s-a)
Monongahela
4.40
Power
preferred
Coii—
RR.
11-13
10-30
$2
1-
2
12-
11-
2
10-15
$1.12%
11-
2
10-15
51.20
11-
2
10-15
(quar.)_
preferred
75C
10-15%
2
12-: 1
30c
12-10
$2.50
C2%c
Engineering Co. common
prior nreferred (quar.)____/_______
Morrison-Knudsen Co.
(quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp.
(quar,)__—__.l______.___
Diablo
Mount
Vernon Mills,
Co.
2
11-14
1
12-
1
15c
12-ilO
11-13
6c
11-30
11-13
12-11
11-
4
lc
Investment
7%
preferred
Fund,
11-30
11-13
$3.50
distribution
investment
12-19
12-
1
1
Inc.—
of
income
from
■
$0,093
plus
realized
in
(s-a)_
from
net
payment
a
securities
of
profits
stock___
cash or
Securities Fund
29c
11-15
11-
6c
11-25
10-31
Narda
Microwave Corp. (N. Y.)—
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics Corp.
Nash
each
(F.
100
shares
Co.
C.) &
National
Distillers
held)
11-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
—30c
4%%
preferred (quar.)—____—
Drug & Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
Common
<quar.) _;
$20c
______
60c
convertible
preferred
(quar,)_„_
11-10
11-16
11-13
14-
2
10-
Chemical
Corp.
11-16
10-30
11-16
10-30
15c
11-25
11-10
3%
(quar.)
11-30
11-
a
11-
2
Corp.—
class A and B__
on
(quar.)
5c
11-16
17%c
1-15
$1.06%
11-16
35c
11-15
10-30
60c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Meter
Co.,
common
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
New
England Fund—New
(From
6
8
lie
series
&
Chemical
Neptune
New
11-
1
$1.50
11-15
10-30
Neiman-Marcus
4%%
6
1
12-
9c
stock
Stock dividend
Nease
11-
12-
40c
series
Starch
Nationwide
12-1
$15c
National Electric Welding Machine <extra)__
National Lead Co., 6% pfd. B (quar,)______
National Securities Series:
net
investment
Process
(quar.)
shares
(initial)
income)^-
12-28
11-
2
•
9%c
York
Air
New
York
2
10-19
11-
2
10-20
12-
1
11-13
5%
New
11-
$1
40c
1-27-60
15c
,
Company
11-
Auction—
Stock
Brake
(increased)-.
dividend
New York Merchandise Co.
York
State
Stock
Electric
&
(quar.)
div.
for each sh.
4%%
preferred
and
Share
22c
accum.
Nielsen
(A.
Norfolk
&
C.)
capital
Co.
Oil &
$1.20
Coal
Gas
12-15
12-
1
11-2
10-12
income
gains)
25c
Water
Northern
1
10-16
12-
$2
20c
37%c
6
of New York
Co.
convertible
common
preferred
Northwest Engineering Co.,
Extra
11-16
12-31
2
11-
10-14
2
10-14
11-24
11-18
40c
(quar.)
1-1-60
12-18
Telephone, com. (quar.)
Northern Oklahoma Gas (quar.)
Bancorporation,
1
1-15
11-
37%c
Ohio
Class
11-
11-
_
Co.—
Insurance
4.50%
10-26
1
30c
1.
Corp., com. fquar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Northern
Northwest
9
12-
$1
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Northern-Illinois
conv
10-16
11-
25c
!
(quar,)_
(quar.)_
11-10
15c
—
Corp.
(Illinois)
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
Northern Central Ry.
(s-a)_
$1.50
4
Gas
conv.
Northeastern
4
12-
Ry.—
adj. prefea-red (quar.)
American
4
12-
(quar.)
Western
Shore
12-
1-1-60
30c
invest,
1-1-60
1-1-60
25c
!
(quar.)
(8c from net
93%c
$1.12%
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Niagara
10-20
held
subject to approval of stockholders Nov. 9)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
6
10-20
11-15
57%c
(2 l/10th shs.
1-
2
Gas—•
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-16
11-
27%c
$1.12%
12-1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
class A (quar.}__
25c
4
11-
2
10-
9
25c
11-
2
10-
9
25c
11-
2
10-
9
25c
B
11-
2
10-
9
18c
11-14
11-
5
$1.43%
11-14
11-
5
(quar.)
Extra
Northwest
5.75%
Natural
Gas,
common
(quar.)
preferred
Northwestern
4%
(quar.)__—____________
Utilities, Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
l$i
(increased quar.)_.
Ohio
Edison Co.,
River
Oklahoma
12-5
11-20
12-
2
10-29
4%%
1-
1
12-17
4.92%
11-13
10-30
11-
2
10-
9
Olin
12-
2
11-
6
One
William
11-30
11-16
12-30
12-15
12-
1
11-
2
1-4
11-
2
150c
11-
2
11-
2
42%c
12-
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-
6
12-31
11-
3
10-22
9-28
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
Onondaga
Extra
12-15
1-
1
12-
2
3.85%?
preferred
(qttar.)
96y4c
1-
1
12-
2
preferred
4.35%. preferred
4.45% preferred
(quar.)
97%c
1-
1
12-
2
(quar.)
$1.08%
1-
1
12-
$1.11%
1-
1
12-
2
Potteiy
11-14
Co.—
10-27
1
11-16
12-
1
10c
common
1C-15
12-
12-14
11-13
31c
Fund,
1
Line
(quar.)
11-16
10-30
59%c
11-16
10-30
61 %c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Street
12-
11-2
$1.14
Products
1
Gas,
11-10
6%c
River
11-16
10-30
10-20
20c
(quar.)
12-10
11-16
7c
Inc.__
11-
25c
11-13
10-23
11-21
2
30c
12-10
30c
12-10
11-21
J25c
11-16
10-29
__.
&
Common
4%
Rockland
$$3
preferre
B
10-15
4%
12-
1
11-16
Inc.—
4%
1
12-21
1
12-21
11-
2
10-22
62%c
12-
5
11-12
Si
;
Glass,
preferred
common
10-23
2
1-
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
$1.19
$1.00
(quar.)
Outlet Company
Owens-Illinois
10-30
10-15
25c
Utilities,
series
series D
1
11-13
11-13
(increased)
preferred
12-
t25c
t$1.75
1-
1
12-
$1.25
12-
1
11-13
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(year-end)
Beauty Supply Co.—
SI
participating, preferred (accumulative)
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
(s-a)
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.L
1
Opelika Mfg. Corp. (stock dividend)
11-13
95c
Natural
preferred
preferred
pfd.
9
12-
12-15
Ontario
4.75%
$1
Co.
Republic Life Insurance
Orange
$1.18%
4.56%
10-19
75c
(quar.)
Mathieson Chemical Co. (quar.)
Inc.
Old
Sand
Mississippi
(quar.)
:
2
40c
Co. (quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Ohio
6%
ll-
25c
Manufacturing
Ocean
11-12
130c
•____
12-1
12-15
$1.06%'
National
10-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
11-10
Corp.—
11-27
30c
1—
10-30
11-15
7%c
_________
Chemical
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
Oxford
Paper Co.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
(Continued
1__
on
page
48)
\
11-19
1-
40c
(quar.)—
1
35c
3.90%
11-
11-
SI.25
2
(quar.)
Edison
11-16
15c
(quar.)
Mount
1
<
..
4.50%?
preferred series C (quar.)__
4.80%
preferred series B (quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 partic preferred (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware, common (quar.)
5%
,
■.
$1.10
Co.-—
12-
preferred
Metropolitan
10-15
2
90c
quar.
11-
37%c
—.
4%
2
&
12-10
3.80%
(quar.)
4%
(initial
common
10-13
t$l
Mfg.
common
preferred B (quar.)
Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.)
12-15
15c
10-13
Melville Shoe Corp.—
10-30
2
(quar.)____
2
62%c
'
(quar.)
■
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
6% preferred (s-a)
Mead
i«
Co.—
(increased
New.
Mobile
Gas
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
1-
Portland' Cement—
Oklahoma
dividend
McQuay-Norrfs
12-
Natural
2
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
2
10-30
12-
$1.14
11-
Communica¬
Insurance
1
11-
11-24
12-15
common-___
11-
62%c
17%c
;
12-
n.
(quar.)
Pipe Line Co.,
4%
(quar.)
quar.)—
3%
i_2-60
preferred
Kansas
10c
pfd. A
(interim)
(increased
Massachusetts
McCall
5%
(quar.)
International
Co., Ltd.
Marine
& Co.,
,11-30
5
$1.09
$1
(initial-quar.)
(P. R.)
4%
12-
$1.15
55c
Manhattan
11-12
$1.10
15c
Mallory
10-
10-29
11-27
50c
$1.06V4
30c
10-
2
11-10
35c
$1.25
Missouri
Oak
(quar.)
10-
2
10-29
37%c
:_1
3%
Co.
2
11-
11-16
1-1-60
(quar.)__
Norwich pharmacal
11-
11-20
10-31
Ltd.—
participating preferred A (quar.)
(R. H.) & Co.—
4y4 %
preferred A
(quar.)—.—
4% preferred B (quar.)
11-
Ltd.—
12-15
5%
.'
dividend
12-14
dividend)_____.„
Missouri
11-16
45c
55V4C
20c
Holdings Corp.„
12-31
125c
(quar.)
53J/4C
23c
profits)
120c
6%
from
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
10-16
120c
Trucks
Stock
II-13
Macy
distribution of
(4c
(quar.)
^
Extra
(10c
A
Extra
Mack
4
3c
profits)
10c
class
11-20
4%C
Nortex
12-
25c
IIV4C
.u;
RR.
2
11-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
4.56%
4%
$1.21
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
11-
52tic
4.36%
North
45c
Milling,
2
11-17
12-14
(quar.)____
4.60%
preferred
Mississippi Power & Bight—
North
J54c
(quar.)__.
Nashville
&
12-10
12-10
JlOc
(initial)-
Rice
preferred
11-16
J60c
dividend——
State
2
12-15
10%
(quar.)
Telephone
7%
10-15
$3
(quar.)
Interchemlcal
International
12-29
87%c
common
75c
•
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund
-preferred
3
12-16
50c
(quar.)———
common
$1
(quar.)
Extra
preference
11-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co.,
preferred
Mile Rubber
Louisiana
10-16
11-
preferred
Common
preference
4.84'/'.
2
24c
(stock
Harvester
1
12-31
60c
—-—
Lone
12-15
51c
4.42%
4.70%
A
12-
67c
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)—.
(R. I.), common (quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)
11- 2
37%c
4.26%
Breweries,
2
110c
Groceterias,
2nd
50c
(quar.)
Growth
11-
11-30
common
income
1
dis¬
Local Finance Corp.
35c
realized
a
1st
Louisville
12-15
(quar.)
6%
preferred (s-a)
Inglewood Gasoline Co.
12-
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
33%c
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
10-21
$1.12%
B
Loblaw
11-16
Co.
Cos.,
$2.40
2
75c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
class
Link-Belt
2
$1.25
Power
Enterprises
2
25c
-
11-
(quar.)__
Oil (stock dividend)..
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
Common
Lilly
11-
J75c
Husky
preferred
10-30
1
5%
(stock dividend)
Loblaw
(increased-quar.)__
Hussmann Refrigerator Co..
50c
Liquidometer Corp
20c
Co.,
11-16
11-17
12-
60c
10-29
.006V*
Extra
RR.
1
12-10
11-
50c
10-28
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
11-16
96V4C
—
11-30
12%c
;
10-31
10c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)—
(Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Lincoln Printing,
$3.50 preferred
iquar.)—
11-12
$1.50
(quar.
Howard Industries
11-20
2%
7%c
gain
11-10
11-
4.40%
for
$10c
(increased)-
12-23
$1
(quar.)
Bay Mining & Smelting
Quarterly
Hudson^s Bay Co. (interim)
from realized
Glass
4%
8
5c
Hudson
57c
11-
561/4 C
Co.
Maid Corp.,
(stock
Corp
Mississippi Glass (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co.—
National
Year-end
12-
50c
(quar.)__
10-28
f$1.75
——_
plus
12-15
10c
A
of
11-17
37 %c
(quar.)
Mission
New
income
10-15
____
(s-a)
Factors, class
(quar.)___
investment
Libbey-Owens-Ford
30c
Houston Light & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Hormel (George A.) & Co., common
10-22
9
40c
11-16
,
:
2
12-
(quar.)
1
lOc
Co.
from
10c
37J/2C
(initial)(N.
12-15
4%%
Co.
50c
5%
11-
11-
8c
—_
$45c
Holt
10-31
11-10
10c
11- 2
divd.)
12-
Co.
Minute
10-31
11-15
27%c
(initial)—
45c
.
11-15
10-15
20c
1__
<quar.)_:
4
J17%c
20c
common—
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada)
Hines Lumber (extra)——
:
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.
(stk.
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
International
11-12
12-10
40c
——
Refineries,
Stores,
Salt
tribution
.
Inc. (initial)
Drilling, Ltd. (s-a)___
Higbie Mfg. Co., new common (initial)
Interior
11-
11-27
Lexington Trust Fund—
12-
11- 4
Heublein,
4%%
11-16
11-15
•
1
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.).
2
12-29
564/40
,
Hi-Tower
securities
1
12-
Cement
Lerner
10-30
vestment
12-
8c
& Sons Co., 3.85%
Portland
Leslie
10-15
Institutional
11-
11-25
10c
dividend
(James)
2
11-13
from
5
11-20
—
—_______—
11-
11-2
13c
6
13%c
common
25c
Morgan
11-
12-15
12c
10-20
25c
Products
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.
Common
(quar.)—
11-30
35c
investment
11-30
—
:—
12-15
$1.25
conv. preferred (quar.)
(Henry) & Co.—
(Three-for-two stock split)
Co.
11-27
$1.06%
—
____
American
12-15
25c
dividend)
(stock
50c
preferred
Industrial
1-2-60
$1.31
(quar.)
25c
___
(quar.)
common
Light Co.,
Stock
Leonard
(quar.)___-_„
Heppenstall Co.,
4.08%
11-30
2
(quar.)
Rubber Reclaiming—
4%%
preferred
(qUar.j__
Minneapolis Gas (quar.)
Preferred
Inc.
Extra
Lees
Power
4
Woods
Leece-Neville
10-18
Illinois
1-
Electric Co.,
Industries, new
Inc. (quar.)—
11-16
Brick
2-11
2-11
50c
(increased)
Industries
Lancer
11- 2
Central
1
1
11-
Midwest
..Mutual
income)
—
12-1
Hooker Chemical Corp.,
Midwest Piping
$0,197
preferred A (quar.)__
of
5c
4%
2-11
3-
10-20
5c
10-15
20c
Stock
Lake
30c
Illinois
3-1
3-
11-24
56%c
11- 2
from
Company
(quar.)__
Illinois
2-11
2
Extra
from
Corp., class A (monthly)—
Class B (monthly)
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)—
Heartland Development Corp., conv. pfd. (s-a)
Helmerich & Payne (year-end)_:
Idaho
1
2
11-
realized
Milling, Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Co.,
Watch
B
3-
capital gains
Kuhlman
Class
.2-11
11-
5c
;___
*
payable
(quar.).
from
(18c
5
preferred
11-13
1
20c
Department Stores
(S.)
Knickerbocker
'•
1—.—
11-
6%■
11-13
1
3-
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Kroger
Hubshman
12-1
2
-_4-:
Tube
Mickelberrys Food
Quarterly
—.
12-
Chemical
11-13
12*
15c
(quar.)——
—
Hood
1
$1
—;
■.
12-30
25c
(quar.)
Well
Home Insurance
12-
special
a
net
11-10
Scotiaj
Seamless
11-
125c
;
•
Michigan
Fund
21c
of
12-18
New
11-13
30c
—
Stock
Common
investment
net
11-20
income)
Income
Keystone Steel & Wire
11-
Extra
Holder*
Payable 0] Rec.
J25c
(quar.)
com.
$1
preferred iquar.i__
!
Mm-ercord Company (quar.)
Mutual
12- 1
11-16
2-15
Electric
11-13
1
40c
——
6Q.C
(Nova
Co., common (quar.)______
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)_—____
HUo
1
12-
Keystone income Fund series "K-l" (from
11-18
20c
—
»
7%
(quar.)—
Co.
122Vac
i$1.25
$4.25
12-
Ltd.,
11-30
J6%c
Kratter
Holophane Co.,
12-19
Share
Light & Power,
Missouri
Keystone Custodian Funds—
11-28
of
11-30
preferred (quar.)„_——$1.18%
Income Fund (monthly).
5c
12-28
Corp.
12-15
4%%
t2JJc
Harris
1-18
30c
——
Cementing Co. (quar)
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
5%
10-19
1
$1.08%
$1,12%'..
(quar.)-|—
(extra)—
Insurance
Hamilton
2
2-
$1
$1.05
(Increased-quar.)_..
com.
and
Halle Bros. Co., common
5%
11-16
11-
87%c
10-15
Oil
11-30
95c
(quar.)
12-10
$1.16
(quar.)___
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
Cotton
11-25
10-15
55c
95c
$1.
$1.05
$1.083/4 ■
$142%
City Power &
11-13
Halliburton
10-15
1
?5c
3.80%
2
Hamilton
10-15
11-13
93^c
_—_______
12-1
Halifax
Hat
(quar.)
50c
——-
—
4,64%
Gas
Corp.
10-30
2
10c
—25c
Hagerstown
1
2
11-
30c
(quar.)___-.—~—-
Light, com. (quar.)i_
preferred (quar.)—
4% preferred (quai".)
—_____
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)__
.___
4.35%
preferred (quar.)——
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
—
3.80%
preferred (quar,)__———
4.00% preferred (quar.)„__—:
4.20% preferred (quar.—
4.35% preferred (quar,)——
—
4.50%* preferred (quar,)———*—■
Kayser-Roth Corp. (initial)——
Kansas
Klein
Hajoca
10-19
12-
(quar.)___———93(4c
3%
—*
Gulf Power Co.,
10-^8
2
—
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (s-a)
series
(quar.)__——.——;_—-—
Corp.
10-30
12-
Corp.
Co., common
Ketchum &
37%c
40c
7%c
12'/2c
(quar.)
Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)-—
Oil
10-24
.
Insurance
Extra
5
Company
11-16
Gulf,
Gulf
6
11-
Electric, common (quar.).
(quar.)
2preferred
11-
6
10-23
11-
25C
(quar.)—--
preferred
1
11-
11- 2
37
-
Tea
11-20
12-10
a27%%
cquur.)
Life
11-20
1
.
preferred
Gross Telecasting,
Class
preferred
5'Jo
6
11-
45c
$1.06
preferred (quar.Sl.09
4.36%
jervis
11-
1J*27
40c
.
convertible
Gulf
10-15
11-
6
11-13
30c
10c
————.—•—
—
preferred
$4.22
11-
11-11
<quar.)___^—-
Stores
(quar >
1
12-14
Kelly Douglas Co.,
Griesedleck Co.—
5%
10-15
1
ll-lfa
12- 1
Ltd., class A (quar.)__
12%c
(A. P.) Fire Brick Co. <quar.25c
Green
preferred
1
When
Per
Name of
Mexican
Extra
Commercial, common
_______
Mutual (Canada
l-rust Co. of Rhode Island—
IoW-a-Illinois"Gas"&
10-15
12-15
lwo
12-15
West Coal Co.,
Great
2
—
——
_
2
11-
12-
12-
Extra
10-30
Ltd.—
Co.
Line
12-
investors
11-27
11-
Pipe
Extra
investors
11-13
(Incr.-quar.)__
Corp.
Interstate Department
Investors
dep. rets.
Universal Stores, Ltd. Amer.
Pinal
Utilities
12-
Increased
10-30
1
1-15
:>«0c
35c
15c
—
—_—
•
10-30
12-
140c
75c
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Great
Extra
12-
16c
—-
(Canada), Ltd.—
(s-a)
Intel-provincial
10-20
10-20
12- 1
40c
(quar.)—
Extra
Great
—
— —
dividend)—
Pacific Tea Co.
&
,
*25c
l3c
5%
20c
40c
(quar.)
(stock
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Great Atlantic
A
class
(quar.)-...—-—---------
Co.
Union
Grand
Ltd..
Co..
10-20
10-
Mfg. Co, (quar.)
—
~~c
Gossard (II. W.) Co. <quar.)_~,25c
Extra
■ IOC
Gould-National Batteries (quar.)—l
50c
Government Employees Corp.
(s-a)_..—;
,40c
Grafton <5fc
10-20
$2.50
preferred (quar.)————
4%%
preferred (quar.)——
Glen Gery Shale Brick (quar.%__
_
%
ll- z
27%c
4%%
Extra
Paints
preferred
.
———
...
-
—•
]]
*/*.:
(quar.)
•>
*£ £
$1.27*
Si.50
—
pxd.
conv.
Bennett Mfg.—
New common (initial quar.)
Gillette
11
7.2C
5%'/e
Controls.
Glannini
10-19
sTot
—
Gilbert &
International
International
(quar.)
dividend-
Stock
11_ 9
Inc.
Investors,
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
International
6%
—
5.10%
•
n-30
(stock
common
shares of common for
dividend). Three
each 100 held
Genlsco,
25c
2 <°
increased-quar.)--
<
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Itec.
11-30
11- 9
Share
Company
.
.
1
Volume 190
Number 5895
.
.
The
.
Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
(1843)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Eange for Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
30%.Jaa
3
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
14"
STOCKS
Range Since
v.
Highest
40% Dec
*
40
29
71% Nov
120
7
Jan
Lowest
20
59% Feb
20
49% Oct
2
24% Nov
18
19% Jan
3
29% Oct
14
29% Dec
31
33% Oct
18% Mar 26
24
14% Jan
9
20% J«?i
2
;
24% Jan
Oct
7-
v
6
1.
,
Jan
2
19Tb Dec
•
16% Jan .28
•
26
2 % J an
3
94% Jan
29
Dec
5
.
July
2
34
Dec
31
2
20% Nov
7
.2
16
Dec
26
80 % Nov
2
Nov
'
10% Dec
13
1
9
Jun
17% Sep
23
23'% Jan
2
77% Jun
12
9% Jan
Jan
Dec
30
32% Jan 28
18
100
16
11
44% Jan
Dec
12
93
Oct
6
12% Feb
36% Jun
7
12
Jan
Dec
57
Jan
43% Oct
13
15% Jan
21
74
Jan
55% Dec
91%. Jan
•
Nov
25
38% Oct
60% Jan
2
96% Oct
Jan 15
27% Jan 21
42% Dec
132
Aug
7
convertible
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen
Allied
Industries
Allied
14% Feb
6
61% Jun
38% Sep
4
11
83% Mar 17
1
Jan
29
127 % Sep
1
32% Sep
8
39% Feb
25
13
27
May
13
77 y»
May 11
39 % July 15
115% July 24
1
52
33% Feb 21
81 *' Feb 25
33% Jan
Apr 29
53% Dec
11
39
Feb
15
44 %
"2
25%
OctTlO
35% Jan
9
125% Oct
10
34 % Jan
13
44% Nov
12
27% Apr
7
58 % Dec 31
40% Oct
118
14
Jan
convertible
2
19% Feb
25
37% Dec
11
23% Sep
22
33% Jan
2
47% Dec
16
45 Va Jan
I
39% May
6
58
3
Aug
19
20%
28%
19%
19%
28%
81%
28%
27%
28
81%
Jan
2
22
19-
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
20% Sep 22
9% Nov 17
2
52% Nov 18
37% Sep 11
42% Jan 21
41
% Jan
■
39% Jan
2
Nov
11
20% Jan
33% Oct
29
Jan
7
20 Vb Feb
11
7% Feb
41% Jun
13
10
29%
Jan~17
80% Jan
44% Dec
3
96% Mar
15
38
July 14
6
84
Jan
15
39% Jan
17
55% Dec
11
45% Sep
21
Feb
24
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
9
25
38% Jan
81%
310
'303
4Tb
31%
30%
18%
84%
*82%
14.%
48
14% Jan
11% Jan
2
16% Jan
18% Oct
2
41% Dec
73-
Jan
13
134
19
Jan
3
18
94
Jan
31
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
96
Jan
% Jan
108
.
Jan"
31
111
Jun
Mar 13
20%
116
15% Oct
95
Oct
19
53 % Jan
3
59% Nov 17
8
45% Oct
85%
Juil~ 10
30%
14
oens
JaiTlf
Jan.
77% Oct
2
102
Oct
105
20
20%
20 %
20 Vb
20%
114%
117%
20%
4,100
115%
114%
121%
14,900
18
49%
51
39%
39%
*39%
9%
,9%
9 Tb
9T'u
6,800
56 Tb
57%
56
56%
4,100
76 Va
75%
76%
9%
9%
8 Tb
9%
8%
17%
,
9
,
56%
57%
56%
57%
57
57%
76%
76%
75%
76Tb
76%
76%
36 %
100
37 Vb
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38
35%
122
120
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35Tu
120
f
35%
123
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38%
32%
33
37%
38%
32%
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7,900
32 %
32%
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70,400
99%
13,900
100%
100%
41
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49
101 %
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101
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101
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41
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41
49
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49
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41
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48%
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%
%
48%
49
78
74%
75 Tb
25%
25 Tb
30 %
25%
30
30%
25%
5,300
24%
*lf5
24%
41,900
3%% convertible preferred
6%
100
25
122%
*117
45%
44%
44%
44
35
10
common
25%
1221 '2
44%
36%
30
36%
61
59%
'121
No par
Co
preferred
126
128
44%
44%
45%
45
%
1,800
36%
37
37%
38%
2,100
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01
*59%
27%
28%
26%
27%
26 Tit
20 Tb
46%
47
20%
20 %
26
40
40%
26%
45%
21,400
47
46 Tb
47
46%
47
11,300
32%
31%
32 %
32
33%
19%
47.000
19
30%
'
32%
19
9%
10%
19,300
42
42%
35,400
7%
Amer
1
common
preferred-
Radio
Co
Corp
Crystal Sugar
4%?& prior preferred
Co
51% Oct
28
American
16
98
Jan
22
32% Jan
22
39%
40%
85
*39%
40%
39%
39Tb
89
85%
85 Va
85
57%
57%
86%
680
57%
57 %
57 V
58
44%
58 Vb
44%
45
44 Tit
58%
45'%
23,900
46
40%.
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46%
45%
46%
46%
36 %
37
36%
37
40%
30%
1,500
103,100
38
89
.
*85%.
'
89
%
40 %
a
27Tb
10
1
preferrcd_10o
*35
35%
163%
34%
163%
1(1%.
*102
35 %
16%
-
109
*102
168
16%
16%
181
18%
18'b
.100
*95
Fdry common—7
—.—-,-.100
i
99
"95
18%
99
97%
99
98
48
49%
49
49 "2
49%
79
49'b
78%
26%
78%
49 7
r.
50
25%
50'b
25%
245
491
*102
109
18%
18%
*18%
98
*96
101%
79
78
79
49%
48%
25%
26'-
56
73% Apr
51% Oct
—25
56%
57%
—No par
49%
51%
157
22'A Jan- 13
43% Apr 10
35% Jan
Oc c
34Tb Nov
May 5
51% Oct 20
2
155
2
25% Feb
31% Jan
8% Jan
13
7
126:
July 16
29% Dec 30
27% Dec 22
27% Jan
2
65% Jan.
Jun
61% Nov
2
117% Jan
6
68
2
Jan
May 12
45% Dec 18
6
105
6
38% Oct
30
13
Sep 22
Sep 29
138
32
% Jan
Natural Gas Co
American
News
53% July
54% Mar
1
American
Optical
—1
48%
50
3
American Potash
&
Chem—No par
40%
41%
18% Apr
21
American Rad &
Std Sany com—5
15%
15%
152
8
41
52% Mar 31
Mar 17
76
41 %
Sep
1
American
117% Oct
125
45
Jan
2
63% Mar
0
Jun
12
31% Jun
5
72% July
1%
6%
28Tb Sep
29
35% Feb
13% Jan
75 % Sep
26
18% May 18
American
22
89
Apr 17
107% Jan 26
American
9% Jan
97 % Dec
1
90
4
117
11
37
2
39
Nov
Jun
9
Sep 22
Jan
16
2
15% July 11
Jan
8
28 y2 Dec
29
23% Jan
25% Oct
6
10
27 % Dec
23
24% Jan
12
10% Jun
4
17% Nov
6
14% Jan
2
13-% Mar 12
2
37% Dec
5
13
63% Oct
13
46% Jun 30
61% May 21
30% Sep 23
58Tb Sep 22
61% Oct
14
51
39-
Deo 31
88
Jan
39
100'
2
33
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
Dec
For footnotes
33
Feb
3
88
Sep
15
34
Mar
14
5
pnge
26.
4
18
20
55% July 29
15 Tb Aug 17
29% Aug
27% May
7
7%
Sugar
preferred
6%
28% Oct
4
20
Refining
Tel
com—25
25
Sumatra
American
—1
Co
American
&
Tobacco
Tel
Tobacco
5
33%
Co
25
common
.
47
136%
137
60
119%..
59 %
*118
59 T 4
119%
•
Tb
29%
„
140
35
70%
29V*
78 7„
57%
,51 T.i
48%
Vb
50%
38Tb
15%
15%
140
15%
*139i/4
34%
35%
70
76
48
47%
137 Va
60
137%
59'%
.
117 Vis
117,%"
*117%
n
28%
29%
68%
70'4
77
77%.
78%
10
29%
15,300
69'%
15,600
77%
77%
29%
29%.
29Tb
28%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
16%
78%
105*4
120
121
16
78 %i
78%
870
2,200
69%
29%
73 V
1,980
29%
29%
104%
6,100
26,600
62
30
104%
67,400
119%
29%
120
,
(
138 Vb
30
16
13.000
30
48'%
29%
*16
,
"
35%
70
28 7
8,700
v
-
140
47 Va
59'%
15,700
39%,',
15%
700
11,500
.
49%
r
347b
137
5,100
,
595,700
50%
49%
39%
5,400
,
2,400
2,510
*16
16%
78
78%
78%
78%
81,800
103 V2. 104%
103%
104'%
8,100
119%
120
104
104%
120
120%
119 %
1G
16
300
Corp
25
42 Vb
42%
42 Vb
42 7 b
42%
42%
42
42%
14 Vb
41 Vb
14%
42%
14%
32,300
Co com—5
14%
xl4%
14%
14%
15 %
14%
14%
3,200
27
27
series
25
26%
26%
*27
27%
*27
26
*25
25%
25
27%
*27
120
27%
25
34%
25
21
Preferred 5%% series—
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
*25
19% Oct
%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18-
111% Oct
30
Ampex Corp
101 Vb
106 %
102 %
106%
100%
103%
103'%
110%
36%
35 %
36%
1
-
69 Vb
77%
30
56Tb
57%
*68%
119%-
28%
68%
78%
89%
47%
*117%
77%
79
39 %
49
>
*139'A
136% 137
*60
•'
60%
68
14 Tb
79%
26%
35%
47
68%
14%
69 Tb
X69%
28%
29
40%
15%
*139%
29%
16%
78 Vb
.
15 Vb
-
•
25%
50%
50 Vb
39
78%
%
*16
104
71%.
50
•
57
93
4
14%
100
Water
6%
29
35
46%
51 Vb
76%
-
„*91
25 •'!
2,000
44,409
Works
Viscose
American
Preferred
66
34%
69
57 %
50
•
82 Vb
93
119%
preferred
American
—1
18
'
890
200
•24%
.
24%
270
17%
17%
9,300
111%
77.500
108
46% Mar 13
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
35%
34%
35 %
33:%
34%
62%
13,200
Co
61 %
36%
Anaconda
60%
34 Vb
74% Mar 17
64%
63%
64 Tb
62%.
63 *a
62'%
Wire
51
35,300
Anaconda
51
63%
60% Mar 18
51%
52 Vb
52
53
52%
53
51%
52 Vb
860
39%
40%
40%
40%
41%
41
41%
41%
41%
2,100
Anchor Hocking
31
32 % Dec
see
26
May 31
41% Nov
.
Oct
129% Jan
'118
77
Stores
140
137%
%
American
6
134% Jun
25
preferred_100
*139%
46%
60
common
15%
34 %
2
4
15
136
41%
*91
50%
50%
15%
93
78
51%
39%
*91
57%
49%
•
57 Vb
50%
72%
46
6
3
43% Mar
34
*71%
28%
35% Dec
30
Co
non-cumulative
14% Nov
% Oct
10
141
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
American Steel Foundries
1
35 % Dec
Jan
1
Co„
140
10o
American Snuff
6
105
Seating
preferred
2
28
100
Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
12
74% Sep 22
Co
American
May
148% Mar 20
5
Co
preferred
Aug 24
56% Feb 27
9
133% Sep 30
54% Jun 26
26% Mar 20
7%
31
74% Feb 27
Jan
American
Dec
119%- Sep
25% Jan
22% Jan
14
120
49%
26%'
25 Vb
27
79 Vb
48%
*14%
'
18,800
25%
14%
2(5
50%
26%
26 %
2(5 %
10
27,100
50
49%
25%
26%
3,700
a
*14%
2
500
18%
100
25%
93
700
ltt%
99% 101%
51 Vb
14%
.
*91
6,300
..
*78
49%
79%
Products
93
*91.
3,700
165.%
*16 Vb
26%
100
400
16
10%.
100
6,600
35Tb
16
109
73%
preferred
35%
164
51%
*78
37
16%
98
99
101%
-1.
35%
*16%
18%
*95
97'b
*102
16 %
4
169%
*16%
109
1(5%
95%
*78
166
16%
*102
16%
18
34Tb
168 Vb
15%
109
16%
1
35%
1(37
16%
1
111
of
3514
'
165
*16%
*14%
38% Jan
39,300
26
10%
14%
-
10 %
28
10%
72%
40% Nov 14
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
7,900
9%
27%
11
14%
■
26 Vb
28%
10%
Machine & Metals_No par
Climax Inc com—1
Metal
25%
10%
28%
preferred
American
46%
37%
11
69%
4%%
46%
10 %
12.50
400
36%
*37%
30 V
*30
1
144% Nov 26
40
40 T11
40%
38
No par -
2,300
57%
35%
American Metal
3.90%
40%
4,000
37%
_3.50
30
21%
38
When issued
84
21%
36%
prior preferred.
59% Apr
34% Jan
22
*37%
Investment Co
&
21%
37Tb
Ice Co common
Mach
22%
3,900
37%
International Corp
5 Vb%
1,000
48'/a
28 %
American
American
52Tb
48
28%
No par
American
28
37%
52%
%
45%
10
2
25
37%
52%
48
51
40c
non-cumulative
Feb
37%
51%
22
39%
37%
100
47%
48
22 >„
40%
42%
19%
51%
51
49%.
*44
20
American Hardware Corp
American Home Products
101% Oct
10
48%
51
21%
56%
*19
10 Vb
Power—No par
American & Foreign
6%
43.
37 Tb
48%
*8,1%
5
42%
37%
51
*39%
19'%
9%
.42%
43%
37%
21%
10
*19
9 Tb
42%
48%
10
Corp
%
-37%
48
100
com
9
21%
3
Cyanamid Co
Enka
37%
10
51-
No par
Line
9%
43
37%
No par
Co
Barge
*19
10%
42 % *
25
31%
19%
9%
12.50
common
32 Vb
*19
1
—
Commer
31 %
20
.
&
preferred
American
61
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc
6%
01
5
-
100
44Tb
36%
*59%
36 %
59%
Co
34% Sen-12
128
American Bosch Arma Corp_.
2
Shoe Co
No par
American Brake
1
7
*113
*59%
7
Sbp 21
24%
128
1,800
58,800
%
Molasses
33% Apr-. 7
11%'Jan, 2
26
25
48%
50
21
32,% Jan
46
48
Motors Corp
2
*
40
30
American
35% Dec
98%
*39%
,
75%
American
2
100
33 Vb
32 %
99%
38
19
20% Jan
630
35,700
120
38%
48
Apr
•
*117
700
38%
28
17
,
36
35%
,
■
,
1,300
9,500
40
38%
82 % Oct
69% Nov
43
36%
123
18
51Tb
38
15% Feb
2
17%
51
38%
25% Feb 25
18
48% Jan;
140
18
*76
36 %
*117
..
16
Dec
20
40
16Tb Nov 21
31
9,000
49 %
41 % Dec
2
119
41,600
40
Jan
8
121
49 Tb
-
17%
*'
Jan-. 3
11
47
48%
9
May 19
97
20%
20 T„
92% May 7
24% Sep 21
13% Jun
8
20% Feb 28
-
9
18% July
20% Jan
53%
97
,
78
21 y8 Sep
41
17%
92
5
17% Oct 20
52%
97
.
31%
American
Mar 30
44% 746%
53
53 Tb
97
47%.
Sep
2
6514 July 28
110
54Tb
98%
30
American
Mar 17
104
47%
54%
*96
77%
May 28
July 27
May 27
45%
55%
47%
44
38% July 21
48'%
98%
30%,
Chicle
25
278,300
230
48%
Chain <fc Cable
193
14'%
*225
77%
American
9
230
46%
117'%
13%
110
*210
47%
American
12
13%
*104%
220
40
30%
61% Aug
7
55% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
Feb
%
13Tb
110
*210
4,600
84
73 %
a
14% Jan
13
13%
*104%
9,100
41%
17%
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
122
*82%
47%
American
1
82 %
30%
40% Mar
4
%
74
Can
15
18% Jan 22
82
46%
American
34% Apr
82%
2,800
18%
72%
Feb
Jan
40%
82%
9,600
31
.30%
17%
40%
40%
July 27
11
AUg 27
Apr 21
18
21% July 28
2
79
Dec
30
17% Nov
2
32
Sep 22
18%
39%
.
40'%
1
46
25
13
44
30% Dec 31
w17Tn
41 %
4%
17Tb
Co
45
26% Nov
2
18%
40%
,
14%
55
116%
50
4
2
19% Jan
26
17%
'
6,600
310
4%
'30%
110
*96
20%
1
37% July 21
25% Oct 30
9Tb Oct
7
45% Oct
4%
.
T
224
55%
20 Vb
10
55% May 18
55% Dec 17
30 %
•4%
4,300
80%
♦295
30%
3
17
4%
30%
34,200'
27'%
79%
310
7,100
21
12.50
80% Jan
Apr
♦300
*221 Vb
98%
*96
315
19%
(27%
81%
*104%
,
49%
541%
.
103
1 80%*
Tb
4
84%
13%
81%
30%
18%'
42
100%
40
Corp
Cable
50
4%
%
104%
*303
30%,
18
41
110
Amerada
American
106
82%
310
4%
42
103 %
47'%
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co
2
32% Feb 12
*
44%, Mar 17'
20% Oct 23
Sugar
14% Mar 18
35% Sep ri7
47% Jan
2
51
Sep 29
47% Dec 19
45%* Bed 24
2
19
106%
Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
Amerace
American
13
102%
20%
28%
40'%
convertible preferred
American Bank Note
38% Jan
64'/a May 29
101
20
29
No par
5
7
3,300-
-
49%
Aluminum Co of America
American Bakeries
2
Jan
57%
52
40%
Aluminium Limited
2
32% Oct
4,200
52
*51%'
49
preferred
9
58
66 % May 29
5,400
28%
18 Va
Cement
160% Apr
50 y8 8ep
2
13 To
31%
28%
__No par
Inc
30
9
13
31%
20%
240
No par
Alpha Portland
6 7c
13%
31%
.228 %
%
104%
52
5
Laboratories
Amalgamated
28
*51 %
*18
Allied Mills
35% Apr
33% Apr
8
42% Jan
12
56% July 17
106% Feb
5
Sep 22
24 % Jan
Mar 31
48% Oct
Sep 21
70% Oct 23
11#^b Sep 17
30
14% Jan
52
5
12
27,800
31
28%
107%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
2(2
31Tb
28
28%
52
14%
Allbed Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
—10
4.08%
.13%'
31%
31Tb
28
*104'%
18
C<f_
4.000
50%
*220
^1
1
50%
31%
*82%
1
Chemical Corp.,
13%
18
100
Inc
13%
41%
1
preferred
15,300
50%
30
100
„100
22
50
„
28
4%
1
No par
10
21%
51
.
19%
.__5
common
100
21%
31%
•'300
11,500
118
21%
50%
13%
28%
'80
2
prior preferred
*114
22Tb
105%
,•
68%
51 %
27%
2
preferred A
conv
64% Apr 21
44% Feb 24
Tb Oct 27
100
common..
Allied Kid
104
31
2
Jun
2
pfd 1951 series
preferred
5% %
6%
60% Aug 31
-1
:
Alleghany Corp
30
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
Inc
4%fc
$4
75% Sep 24
26% Feb 17
17
Jan
Aldens
23
102
_l
.
118
1
42
67
21%
50
5
Alabama Gas Corp
Alco Products Inc
49% Oct
7
n
:
*112
Shares
*40%
51
-.14%
•
67%
21%
51%
14%
*
31
1
Industries
J
21% Mar 20
52% Jan
11
42% Oct
111
2
27
26.
A
conv
30
8
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
6
22% May 19
4.50%
46% Sep 21
38Tb Oct
1
17
2
10% May 19
35%- Jan
2
,_10
No par
Aeroquip Corp
Oct
218
10
92
30
104& July 24
1
15% Oct
8
20
15
Sep
14% Oct
2
33
30
44% Oct
29
Jan
Jan
85
28
93
160
Aor
.
6V2 Mar 19
22% Apr
2
96% Oct
Co
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Apr 22
35
9
17% Oct
27
328
30
29
72% Apr 29
12
Steel
41%
66
118
*112
."*40%
the Week
51
21
50%
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
41'%
68
67
117
Friday
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
20%
20%
5014
1
14
*40%
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 28
67%
'111
1
Acme
Wednesday
41%
67
112
25
;
Air Reduction Inc comtnon___No
par
July 31
49% Nov
May 19
*40%
67%
112
:
Admiral Corp
Dec
-
12
Industries Inc
41%
66%
'
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
91 y2 Mar 10
Dec
30% Jan 2
91
Vending Corp
ACF
2
Oct. 27
"40%
5
100
29% May 11
34% July 16
160
14 % Apr
common
preferred
2
Oct
30
30
Laboratories
convertible
Sep 22
24
-
4%
Tuesday
Oct. 26
1
ABC
125-Jan
Sep 21
280
Jan 21
80
61
Abbott
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Mondav
Par
Abacus Fund
3
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
2
3% Feb
3
11V* Jan
4% Jan
17
290
16
24% Jan
1191
2
71
297
Jan
23
Jan
23% Jan
8
Jan
Sep
33
83% Nov 21
193% Jan
14
2
2b
25% Nov 18
49% Jan -13'
72
Jan
57
23% Jan
30
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Aug 17
.23% Jun
2
Oct
13
11
Nov
■97
.
47% Jan
NEW YORK
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
134
Apr 24
9
108% Oct
37% July 13
32
1
24
Nov
20% Aug 26
3
Sep
I
Highest
47
July 28
95% Apr
41 Vb Aug
36% Jan
9
6
14
Common
$4
50
&
Cable
Glass Corp—
—
preferred
Anderson
No par
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
6.25
No par
21.80
10
*88
41
90
*88
90
'88
36%
37
37
37%
37%
38
37%
38
38
38%
5,600
29%
30%
30%
31%
31
32
30%
31
30%
30%
10,000
90
*88
90
*88
90
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
(1844)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Bange
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Jan
2
44% Dec
15
22
Feb
25
41% Aug
64% May
7
23
7
9
46
39% Apr
7
12 Vs Feb 10
67% Dec
4
19
24% Dec
31
227/a Jan
2
39% Dec
17
Nov
3
90
7
8
22% Sep
80
16% Apr
3% Jan
May
35% Feb
5
75
Sep 23
29
27% Sep
2
20
Jan
May
22
10% July
8
15
23% Oct
6% Jan
9
Jan
29
Jan
2
11
2
13
44
Feb
5
99
19
46% Nov
2
61
Sep 25
Oct 20
19
6
105
Jan
2
96
17 Vs Jan
2
28% Dec 31
May
Dec
14"% Jun
40%
30%
30
31%
31%
33
32%
75%
74
75
74%
&
31%
75%
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
34:%
34%
41%
42%
41%
42 %
41%
31%
35
1
41%
32%
74%
,
Shares
40%
41
75*ii
3,500
17,200
34 %
34%
69,500
44%
12.100
42%
42%
43%
43
77
77
77%
77%
*78
79
78
78%
20%
'20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
79%
20%
78
20%
20
20
1
Inc
2,000
75
x74
5
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
11%
13%
11%
12%
24
24%.
24
24%
24%
24%
24'
25
24%
25
No par
2.50
8
420
110
60,500
3,800
'
Refining common—.1
21%
21%
21%
22
22
22:{ii
21%
22
22
35%
35 %
*35%
36
36
36
35%
36
35%
36%
1,900
11%
12
11%
11%
12
11%
12%
12%
12%
18,900
2,800
I—5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Common
4
1st
6.25%
56%
1
8
preferred
100
Associates Investment
2
32% July
10% Mar
41%
the Week
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
107 % Mar 31
88% Jan
41 %
30%
common
ASR Products Corp
18
57% Aug
Oil
41%
5
Industries
Ashland
40% May 19
10% Jan
19
41%
74%
Co.
$3.75 preferred
Arvin
Oct. 29
41%
41
Friday
Oct. 30
Thursday
10
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom Industries Inc
25% May 15
31% Feb
8
&
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Oct. 28
1
__5
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co
2
28% Apr
Steel
Armour
7
10
Dec~30
94% Jan
67
Armco
23% July 16
17% Jan 27
10% Aug
19%
27% Feb 12
Argo Oil Corp
May 25
86% Apr
34% Dc-c
Feb~26
15
49% Feb
Oct.'J7
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 26
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland—__Nopar
11
40% Jan 26
80% July 29
35
Oct 29
15
29% Oct 20
Monday
EXCHANGE
29
39 % Sep
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
Highest
Co—,.—10
11%
56%
100
56 %
100
63%
56%
56%
56%
56 s. a
100%
100%
100%
100%
*140
64
63%
64%
1,800
26 Vb
26%
56%
56%
101
101
63%
101
63%
56%
>
*100
63%
20,300
-22
63%
64
64
V. Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
9% Jan
10% Dec
2
8
92
27% Jan
2:
18
53% Dec
Feb
29% Oct 27
8i
juxy
9
47% Feb 17
30
39% Sep
16
78
Oct
2
4
Atlantic City Electric Co com—4%
4%
o
tah
53% Apr
17
Jan
15
8% Aug
8
5% OCt
28
8% Jan 26
5
15% Jun
16
68 % Jan
27
21% Jun
16% May 27
9
11
96
Juj.y 29
24% Feb 16
27% Jan 13
25% Apr 29
10% Jan
7
48% Aug 20
17% May 25
90
2
17
Jun
30
7% Jan
2
25% Dec
19
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
22% Aug
5% Jan
6
29% Dec
19
30
2
13% Dec
11
9
10% Nov 21
*/2
72% Sep
22
3
Mar
preferred—.
'
16% Feb
30% Feb
9% Jan
2
15
Nov
3
13% Jan
9
6
42% July 24
18% July 16
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
45
Nov
6
43% Jan
53'/a Aug 31
90
6
8
Oct
1
101 y2 Feb
5
4%%
Feb
21
80% Oct
13
89% Jun
8
4%
45% Oct
6
39% Sep
21
50% July
63% NOV
13
48
Oct
29
64% Oct
22
105% July
95
Sep
4
Dec
18
22% Apr
45% Apr
7
7
29% Jan
2
95
48% May 27
16% Jan
6
30% May
Sep 23
27% Sep
8
59
Oct
12
23% Jan
9
44
7
Wilcox
66
40
Jan
6
64 y4 Jan
27
23
Oct
30
40% Dec
19
3
83
29
May 22
30% Oct 29
2
36 % Oct
May 19
734
8
7%
7%
34%
35
34%
35
34%
34%
34
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
16
16%
16%
51%
51%
91%
91%.
92
92
82%
82 Va
82 %
82%
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43'A
44
42%
43%
42%
42%
42 VB
43%
42%
43%
12,300
61
60
60
60
61
60%
60%
400
30
*29
30
29%
29%
42
Beck Shoe
9
23
(A S)
4%%
Apr
10
43% Jan
2
53%
54 %
36
51 %
51%
Dec
31
33% Sep
23
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
-
5
17% July
23% Aug 27
13% Sep
8
24% May 11
53 V4 Sep
10
77% rvt
Bell
29
Sep 22
92% Jan 13
95
44% Apr 10
18ye Jan
2
74% Dec 12
45
61
Sep 22
22% Sep 10
47V4ucl
6
89
May 14
28% Mar 3
52
Apr
1
27% Dec 24
Jan
6
5o-v4
Jan
2
28% Jun
6
1% Oct 13
36% Dec
2
°
_
36% Jan
143
iy
21
54% Oct
14
;2
Oct
18
36% Jan
6
32% Sep 22
:
13
159% Jun
12
6% Jan
2
15% Dec
Jan
2
76
23% Jan
18
56
1% Feb
9
49% May 11
137
Sep 23
.
112% Jan
5
Jan
12
35% Sep
10
36% Jan
6
May
155
Feb
7
July
2
38
Oct 19
2
37% Oct
28
1
2
26% Dec
11
24% Mar 31
56% July 15
30% Jun 18
34VsFeb25
18% July 28
58y8 Oct 30
16% Sep 22
29% Oct 29
22
July
46'% Jan
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
10
2»/4 j»x.
2
14% Jan
2
22'
Oct
6
20% Sep
22
lOVsJan
2
19
Dec
18
60% Jan
6
78
Nov
„
__
July
12% Jan
25% Apr 23
74% Sep
5
48VsJan
2
16
Jan
8
21
70 V* Feb
10
39% Dec 31
85
Jan 16
60% Dec 31
37% Feb
9
76
Sep 24
58% Sep 39
35
Co
„
common—
47% Aug
3
81% Apr 24
66% Mar 17
4
66y2July20
21
29
39% Oct 28
33% Mar 16
Borden
Co
Boston
Edison
&
8%
15%
When
12%
36%
&
When
issued
i
:
2
20% Apr
8
26 y4 July 28
64% Jan
3
62% Dec
78% Oct
7fi% .Ton
13
27% Apr
16% Mar
8
43% Dec
.
-
Watch
Co
second
Butler
Calumet &
10
Mar 30
27
50 Vo Jan
10
37% Nov
May
5
79
7
42 %
19
21% Jan
2
31% Sep
19
47% Jan
6
66
30
For footnotes
see
Dec
page 26.
Oct
23
89
Feb
11
Sep 18
36% Sep 22
26'/8 Sep 21
58
Sep 22
51
Apr
22
44% Jun
1
32% Mar
69
3
July 28
Callahan
23%
83'%
1,400
84%
17,100
'
43%
43%
12,600
78%
78%'
78%
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79%
50
60%,
60'%
60 %
60 Vs
60%
8,000
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
16
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
12Tu
12%
13
36%
39%
8%
38%
38
47
47%
11%
10%
10%
55%
54%
55%
55'A
56
56
57 Tb
43 Va
43 3 4
46
47Tb
,
38%
46%
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78 Va
82
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..
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109
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16
113 3 8
39%
22%
11,000
600
22,800
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3,400
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44
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88,200
80
50
55
55 V0
3,000
27%
-
28
74%
10%;
2,000
3,300
16,600
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500
16%
16%
74%
■
120
75
5,200
500
114%
116%
50,400
38%
39 Vb
186,400
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39Tb
32 Va
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25%
55%
16%
.
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32% .''32%
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74
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48
46 %
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32%
3,200
21 Va
22 Va
21%
21Tb
35,700
25%
51,100
25%
24%
90
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90
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87
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33%
32%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
Mining Corp
Hecla
Inc__
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell
Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25
*22%
1,000
43%
10%
263 a
California Packing Corp_,
27% July 27
13% Oct
5
Oct
28
84%
33
conv
preferred
Canada
25%
13%
26 y4
>-
13%
14'/4
25%
17.%
17%
17''a
14%
15
33
15%
14%
23%—..... 22%... 23%
73%
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74
100
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67y2
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67%
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67%
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67%
100
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83
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82%
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84%
29
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27%
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5
6%
3.33y3
16 Vs
114
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40 ya
7
16%
114%
29 %
6%
29%
1
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23%
24%
5
1
1.80
1.66%
No par
No par
Cannon
No par
100
25
•
6%
JJ?22%.
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90
16%
14%
.
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33
73 Vs
.
25%
87
32 %
-
23
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific
Ry
Mills Co
-
1
100
1
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
26% Jan
15%
74%
105
5
Jan
45
28
60 Vs
60*4
>
15
18
22'A Aug 14
7,400
43%
26
Bros
28% Sep 21
5% July 10
90
1,100
51
83
*86
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
1% participating preferred
15
37%
50
12 %
23
Bush Terminal Co
30
30
20
36%
15%
32'A
Burroughs Corp
5
44% Oct
116% Sep
" u'
.
85'%
46%
22%
pref
353'« Feb
Jan
8,900
76
44% '
5
45% Mar 18
81
600
16%
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43%
*77%
79
i
'
38'a
32 %
com_
5
5
83%
83
44%
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.
37%
Inc
5
28
..
"
.
lo
21
55% Jan
28
1
28% Oct
2
28%
5
34% May
26
*28%
No par
24% Jan
19% Jan
28
51
28%
'
11.
35%
Co
28 % Dec
8% Sep
%
56
No par
common
40 % Nov
46 y4 Jun
37
50
142%
16
•
46%
5
7
12
37
50%
16%
76
10%
No par
15
20% Nov 24
38
50%
16%
*74%
-
111 it
No par
-
10
17y2 Oct
...
*78%
1
Burlington Industries InC
4% preferred
3%% preferred
4%%
41
1
10
15
3% Jan
50% Nov
38
60%
10
preferred
Bulova
a
55 %
100
22 y4 Jan
14% Jan
37%
51%
16%
500
•'
23
18
$5
11
3
.
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co__
13"/a Sep
35% Jan
76
*77%
46%
Bigelow
14% Jan
30
16%
*141
*73'
,
36%
46!
5
50
3.50
Co
31
142%
141
16%
81
12%
issued
Bullard
12% Dec
142%
'141
140%
43%
15%
2.50
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
24% Jun
7% Dec 10
20 y2 Nov 21
83,600
74%
-
8 %
_100
4%% convertible preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
15% Oct 22
6% Jan
9,300
55%
28
79
60%
60
No par
Forge
9% Jan
38%
54%
RR—
Airways Inc_
Bridgeport Bi'ass Co common
Euffalo
80% Apr 10
67
May 4
$4% A"g 17
3% Jan
36%
56%
36%
51%
■
44%
25
Braniff
Budd Co
&
36%
55%
16%
81%
43%
*77%
100
Co
Maine
80%
5
preferred
31% July 10
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
Jan
36%
74%
•
28%
28
15
—
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%^ preferred
I
:
109
36
55% " 55%
2,700
5,200
35% May 28
16
34%
56
21%
6
108% Dec
35%
21
30
9
38%
23%
21 % Oct
Jan
38%
21%
28'4 Jan
98
39
*38
21
3
26
39
23%
33% Oct
Jun
38%
6,500
23'%
Jun
5
52,200
21%
25
15% Oct. 14
1%
23
10
8% Oct
1%
21%
Dec
Mario
1%
23%
30
62
1%
21% 1
Jan~13
12
51%
1%
21%
22%
2
37%-
51 %
400
i%
21
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
68 y2 Jan
36%
1.25
Brown Shoe Co Inc
10
17%
23 %
47%
39%
55%
140%
76
10,500
22%
47%
1%
33
140
16%
76
70%
23%
47%
21%
Brown
Apr
140
■
67%
22%
*47%
21'%
29
15% Oct 30
56%
67%
66%
47%
21%
12
70
33%
55%
23
94
21
Oct
2
32%
66%
22%
*92%
94
*47%
47%.
1%
*38%
39
66
*92%
1
Book-of^the-Month Club Inc
Oct
25
39
94
8,600
76
Feb
*92%
29 y4
20% Apr 30
Mar 26
94
29%
120
9% Jan
*92%
700
9,900
47,000
29%
6
63
75
28%
2
56
77%
28%'
57y2Jan
28
74
28
47% Jan
9% Feb
74
29
19
2
71
8,300
28%
60
Jan
73%
64%
100
53% Nov 21
10
70
94
14%
77%
29'%
Oct 29
1
69%
34%
15%
28%
Aug 25
8
14
34 VB
5
Jan
22
*15
14%
%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bond Stores Inc
48
32% Oct
14%
14
v
54,700
85
19'/Wan
34%
14Tb
14%
17%
61
89% Oct
34'A
15%
14%
30%
5
10
34%
15%
*92%
5
common
12
Oct
34%
15%
I-—'—
17
18
90
34% '
15%
15
,
29%
33 y4 Sep
Oct
33% Dec 24
18V2 Sep 29
16% Dec
3
34%
15
16
50
8,200
41
30%
49y2 Jun
20% Dec 31
35
15%
68%
-
15%
15%
■
—5
_
*40 %
41
%
38%
82
38
34%
10
100
17
2
61%
*81%
38%
'•
46% Dec
2
*40%
1
42% Jan
10
41
62 Tit
82%
38%
16% * 17
44% May 25
53% Jun
8
Jan
*40 %
61%
*81%
29%
6
13% Jan
39
61%
82%
17%
13
27
38 %
60
30%
33% Jan
78% Jun
*81%
38%
29%
45'/2 Jan
26
82%
38'A
16%
13
35y2 Oct 26
46,500
63%
82%
17%
36% Oct
2®
62%
61
38%
_
120
30%
48% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
44% Nov 18
15 Vs Sep
14,400
16%
17% Mar 13
"30
23Tb
30%
2
Dec
91
23%
17%
ll7/sJan
17Ve Dec
91
23%
31%
10
Jan" 2"
92
23%
17
12% Dec
11%
*91
23%
30%
1
24'% Aug 27
88'% Aug 27
Oct
190
5
24% Apr
28
*180
82%
—
1,000
190
64'A
*40%
400
47%
47%
47%
*180
38%
*40'A
2,100
6,000
51%
92
23%
41
52
36%
*51
51%
82 " 4
41
1,600
191
*91
91%
23%
100
3.300
52
37
47%
.
Boeing Airplane Co
2
30
20
36%
53%
%
36
*51
220
5
6% Jan
27% Oct
83
9
5%
9
92%
60%
1
Common-
81
*91%
*82%
1
50
preferred
Boston
Mar 13
7,200
51 %
83
1
-
4%%
5
92
22:%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
6
49% Dec 31
91 %
1%
15'/a Jan
6
91%
23%
i%
27% Jan
"29
91 %
22%
66
15
Oct
51%
51
81,600
91%
52
•
47%
*181
23
20
34% Jan
47%
191
64%
Oct
82
48%
*181
22%
47%
15y4 Oct
2
*47%
51
23%
17% Oct 24
26% Jan
48
191
54%
37% "
51
7,300
15,100
17%
pfd series of 1951—100
Black & Decker Mf.g Co
_50c
Blaw-Knox Co
10
Bliss & Laughlin InC—
2.50
Bliss (E W) Co
1
May 14
12% Sep
7%;
34-%
-
50%
*82%
36%
65
32% Oct 23
8% May 12
40% Jan 13
*29 %
7%
91%
83
54
47%
3
2
92%
54%
22%
14
5y4Jan
51%
92 %
36%
.
*47%
7% Jan
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
50%
■
100
-
preferred
18% Apr
8
7%
52
36
1
1%
11
19% Aug
83
70
54%
*51
5% preferred
50
Benguet Consolidated Inc
1 peso
Best & Co Inc
__1
Best-wall Gypsum Co
40c
Bethlehem Steel (Del) common
8
6
12
Howell
Bendlx Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
43% May 28
Dec
&
4%%
5
2
Mar 23
41% Apr
1
59% July
7%
30
100
,
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp____
9
47%
*181
100
pfd_.
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp__
44
93
*29%
35%
-12.50
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
2
4
29%
2.50
2
Mar
*29 %
%
50%
*60
10
common—
10% Jan
90
61%
—lo
prior preferred.
preferred
28% Jan
14% Feb 25
50%
*60
No par
Beckman Instruments Inc
Feb
40 Va Apr
133,300
16%
conv
4%%
July 29
74% May 6
84
14%
9,800
13
Beaunit Mills Inc
30
9
35 % Jan
3%%
-
500
'
—100
Cigars Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
8
100% Mar 26
2
28 % Jan
13%
52
53
2
14%
13%
4631
24%
200
Jan
14%
45%.
51 %
2
73% Jan
v
13%
47 y4
.
24%
23
18
14%
xl4%
46%
.
22%
24%
Jan
91
14%
47%
.
1,300
• 500
17%
*22%
/
51%
Jan
19% Sep 22
36% Jan
7
80
Oct
8
13%
23
*22%
46%
*17
17
17
23
47% 5
47
82
*81 y2
•
17%
*22%
24%
44
5
46%
82%
17%
:
23
51%
178
29
45%
82%
17%
52
9
Jun
17%
*22%
24%
Aug 22
Dec
18
22%
51%
47% Sep
7
-
1
■
24%
Bayuk
20
27
'
8%
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
104
81'A
5%
24%
51% Oct 21
9
81
46,800
15%-:
52%.
40% July 27
Jan
5%
15%
24'A
66% Feb
10% Jan
2
18% May 16
83
100
79
5T«
15%
50
49'/a Sep 23
Feb
9
93
*81
:
5%
15%
V
•
24%
27
July
July
82
78
79%
.79%
5%
15%
51
28% Jan
174
80
13,800
50
10
3
•
5%
15%
42 3 b
24%
23
3
*79
6
15%
.
2,700
41%-
4
52%
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
Dec
Jan
80
5%
43'
42%
3,800
90
51%
.
Barber Oil Corp
30% May 11
Dec
33% Jan
44%
*15%
*22%
noncumulative preferred__100
1
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Dec
127
43%
15%
82
*17%
4%
58
2
52%
100
common
31
4
x52%
35%
preferred series B
36
7
54%
8%
Corp
8
16% Jan
6
54%
16,500
.
84
*83
•
,
u
34%
-
Mar 24
45% Apr
*79
79 %
84
.
9%
29%
No par
Co-
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio
8
Jan 20
.
5%
15%
*83
43%
r,'% 42 '
84
55 3 4
55
■
84
°
32,600
26 ya
9%
29%',
:—9
Baltimore Gas & Elec.com
3
34% Jan
79%
;
'
■>.29%
,
29%
9%
9%
.
25%
26%
257b
9%
29%-.
100
12% Jun
20
85
41 %
9%
29%
:
1
6
Jan
Babcock &
54%
9%
29%
86%
*84
-
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Oct
34
8
85
41%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
3
24
7
9%
29%
;
53%
r_No par
.—10
$3.75 series B preferred——100
Atlas Corp common——
2—_1
5% preferred
a.
20
Atlas Powder Co—
•
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
26%
x26%
9%
30%'
85
1—100
Jun
3% Jan
26
27%
9%
30
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic Refining common
62% May 25
13
14% Jan
26%
Common
10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
33% Sep 11
45% Nov
25
78% Oct 29
6% Jan
2
57
9
9% Oct
Feb~28
86% Jan
34
25% Sep 22
22%
.22% ^22%
74
*72%
-74
15
.
22%
*73
*64%
81
15%
-
13,800
22%
51,900
74
"l6
29
30
29%
30%
30%
30'%
32%
65,600
27 %
27%
27
27
27%
27%
27
27%
2,000
40%.
*40
40%
40%
42%
42
44 %
6,100
7%
7
*40
7%
7
15%
1113%
28%
6 1
7%
15%
15%
113%
29%
8
6%
24%
24%
*110
7%
7
16
*15%
114
29
29%
6
6%
24%
24%
-110
1
29%
6
24%
30%
15%
113
29%
6%
25
16%
-110
28 %
6 %
24%
7
16%
113
29
6%
900
120
3,000
17,600
6,800
6,200
5,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
49%
50%
50 3
50%,
51%
50%
50%
50%
50%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
19%
4
8,500
25
49%
20%
*37%
26 %
*58
20
67%
81
12 %
*31^
*42%
100
300
8,000
7,600
83
82%.
82 "2
*81
■
83
*81
83
*81
20»/8
82%
44
>42%
44
*42%
44
*42%
44
*42%
44
38%
>37%
38%
*37%
38%
37%
37%
*37 y4
38%
200
26%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
18,700
59 V4
58
58 %
59
59.
59
59%
59 3A
800
*58
60
Volume
190
Number
5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1845)
'
Vt
i
■
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
j
10% Jan
2
30% Apr
19% Dec
13
8
41% Dec
17
37% Feb
46% Dec
12
8
9
37% Sep
88% Oct
v
103
July
2
38% Dec
39% Jan 13
76% Dec
11
„
72
7
33% Sep
i-
.
23
Jan L 5
-
,
•*
41 %' Jun
32% Jan - 2
38% Jan' 3
46%
19Lb Jan
13
14% Apr
3
101% Jan
Nov"20
35
47
July 1
31% Nov 20
2
2
43% Dec
19
23 % Aug 14
Sep
.18 '
,
<
Sep
r
16
40% Sep .25
26% Sep 30
38% Jan *8
7
-Aug
6
110
'.
31% Jan
Aug 28
•
Jan
■/
55% Jan
101
2
19
Apr 28
118 % Nov
90
117i
7,
-
,.'5
'2
81% Dec
17
38% Dec
15
19% Jun
9
18% Oct 20
7
2
27
44
14
3
Dec
52
72% Mar 19
A
78
15
28
Jan
22% Dec
Jan
Apr
Oct, 30
Aug 8
19% Dec 16
7
21 %
Apr 16
:
13
Jan
\
22
41
5
Jan
30
17
80
18%Sep.2i
22
33% Dec
36
30% Jun 24
Sep 17
31% Jan 10
104 % Jun
12
90
41% Jan
Aug 28
17
29% Sep
3
16
Jan
3
3
12% Sep 23
48% Nov 12
-€% Jan
20
14% Dec 22
23% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
24% Mar
;
54
Nov
3
6% Nov 28
54
July
87/a Jan
t-
7
12
4% May 29
Apr
1
Jan
Jan
2
43
17% Jan
7
2
4% Jan
Aug 14
100% May 21
39% Nov 12
33% Nov 28
31% Jan
24% Aug 14
55% Nov 14
3
28
28%
28%
*28
28 Ti
28%
28%
*28%
75%
78
76%
78 "2
76
77%
75%
76%
75%
19%
19%
114
*114
Ry
6%
31%
32%
32%
33%
91
26%
*90%
'
27%
119
26
79
79%
36 *«
18 %
23%
24
23%
23%
20%
20%
19%
20%
No par
*52%
100
*76
No par
77%
35%
*18
53%
*76
20Tb
33%
20
33%
50
24%
:
15%
*15%
*9%
9%
9%
3 9? »
38%
Chain
Corp
1
82%
1
Belt Co
13%
1
4%
10
78%
130
27%
,
35%
78%
2,600
36 Ti
7,000
*18
,
44,700
119
78
36
'18%
36,700
91
26%
*117
.
1,500
33%
18%
100
23
23%
1,400
19%
20
19 Ti
20
19 La
19%
3,600
l*52,%
54
*53%
54
53
53
1,300
♦76.
79
,
.
•; *76
20 Va'
20
33%
33%
91
42 %
42 Ti
42,%
42
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20%
.
33%
33%
>
t
77
20
80
20
■v
40%
Inc
78 Ti
34%
*18
18%
*90
27%
119
260
6%
23%
9%
Co
■:
63,300
114
6%
32%'
90
27
*117
800
10,700
76%
21'A
19 %
,
180
29
23%
,
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15%
39
90
27
119
14,700
41%
113
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32 La ,33%
91
61%
5
,
7
200
36
41%
19 La
61
35%
23%
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90
5
Corp
33%
90 La
61
;
114
7
78%
.-
*76
9.50
Co
Products
Gotham
*41%
18%
35 Ti
*18
89
42
-
61
114
7
77%
53%
—No par
Vloletta^Siigar
Century Industries Co
Aircraft
.*
19%
35
'
20%
33%
25%
62%
Central & South West Corp
Central
de Pasco
'
'
*33%
90
78%
35%
-18%
>
53%
.
79
-
'20%-.
RR Co oDN
16
90
25 %
*117
35%
Central
Cerro
91%
119
48%
90
15
•
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61%
115%
6%
3$%
26%
*117
1
J
*114
6%
5
coin
18%
19%
115 La
6%
;
Co—
of Georgia
19%
115
6%
42
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2
45% May 28
19% Oct-
9
r
20%
32 Tu
4,000
32%,
91
91%
91
1,100
170
La
*41%
42%
1,400
27%
*26%
27
1,700
6,900
26
27%
27%
27%
27
60
61%
60 La
60%
60
"
60 Tb
60
60%
16
15%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
9%
9%
39%
9Tb
9%
9 La
9%
1,500
39%,
40 La
39%
40%
26,700
47,600
39
•'»
400
13%
13%
13%
13 Ti
13%
14%
14Tb
15%
81%
83%
x77%
81%
80
82
81
81%
7,900
4%
71%
4%
4%
4 La
4%
4%
9,300
70
70
40%
71%
13%
83%
.
40%
40 Ti
*69%
4%
4%
71
70
71
4Tb
71
71
1,000
42
12,600
9% Mar 14
26% Jan
10
31% Jan
2
43
Oct
17
11% Jan
2
25% Dec
4
88
*87%
88 Ti
36%
37%
36%
37%
3,600
1
19%
20 %
19%
20%
20 Lu
21
20 La
20 Ti
20
20%
11,800
1
28%.
29 %
28%
29
27%
27
27%
9,800
22
24%
22
%
24%
22 Ti
24 La
23%
26%
26%
27%
107,200
27%
27%
27%
27
27 La
27
28 La
27 Tb
28 La
12,800
40
*39'%
08
67%
106
Oct
26
13% Apr
1
8
38
Jan
40% Sep 23
36% Sep 29
23% Oct 29
-
53
3
Jan
-
Nov
19
18% Jan
2
40% Nov
19
18% Feb
27
31% Nov 28
27
Feb
9
19% Apr
14% Jan
7
31% Nov 28
28% Oct
23
7
38 •"
24% Oct
22
37% Apr
37% Jan
13
Jan
Chic
16
5
20
Sep 22
32% Sep 21
Chic
2
Jan
22
18% Jun 24
26% Jun
17
36% Oct
7
50% Feb
4
72% May 20
35% Dec
30
31% Sep
80% Oct
8
37
26
15
15%
14%
*33 %
•
42%
43
42
*41
38
38
*37%
24%
25%
24
25
100
06%
67
66%
66%
66%
06%
23%
24%
24
24%
23 La
37
38
36%
37
36 %
Chlckaslia?CoH.tm»011
41
-•
La
800
67%
5,000
11
112
11%
15 Tb
34%
42
42
%
38%
1,900
24%
24%
23,700
67
67%
67%
67%
1,600
24
23%
23%
23 La
23%
7,900
37%
3G
36
35%
35%
5,200
27%
27Tb
5,900
28%
28%
10,100
La
28%
28%
28%
27'A
27%
80 %
28%
28%
28
29
28 La
28%
24 Ti.
26%
26%
26%
28
28
*27%
16%
16 Ti
*15%
Lu
1,000
*37%
24%
24 Tit
28
42%
37%
23%
24%
28%
2,100
37%
,
28%
27%
100
15%
*33%
34%
5,000
112
'105
15
42
38%
25%
39%
67%
15
42
88
25%
x39'/a
67%
*33%
34
*37%
11%
39%
*105
15%
corn—No par
North'Western
11
67
11%
112
34%
930
39%
68%
*105
41
28
27
40
67%
10
30
1,800
1
Chrysler Corp
—
*15%
*15%
16%
*15 La
16%
*15%
35%
36
35%
35%
34%
35%
33 Ti
34
33 Tb
34
25
Chock FullfO'Nuts Corp—;.
5
1
—
1.
22
39%
08 %
108
*33%
34%
10%
40
50
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Roclolsl A. Pac RR—No par
Chicago ' Yellow tfCab
No par
1
*105
15
28%
No par
com
series A noneum pfd
&
14%
*33%
5%
17
10
Ry
preferred-,
5%
36% July 28
15% Oct
Western
106
41
11%
11
11%
106
40
—
%
27'
1
Chic Milw SI; Paul & Pac
45% May 25
59% Oct
1.25
Corp
-
Great
5%,
33% July 8
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
20
Corp
Corp
Class A
44% Mar 30
32
Motors
Cliem way
July 14
.63 % Oct
63
Checker
11
19% Aug
25
2
Apr 25
87%
11%
10
10
88%
37 Tb
67 %
9
30
74% July 8
118% Feb 26
12% Jan
Dec
87%
36Tb
*39%
17
27% Oct
45% Jan
9% Jan 30
88
37 Tb
1
18
16
Sep 24
3
33% Sep
49 % Nov 14
42
88
37
Chesapeake Corp.or Va_
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
18
65% Sep
20
41 La
88%
37%
40%
42% Jun
34% Feb
109 % Nov
41
88%
37
1%
Chemetron
22
38
7
No par
36% Jan
5
17% Mar 23
Oct
2
No par
preierred
Champion Spark , Plug Co
Champlln Oil & Refining Co_
Chance Vouglit Aircraft Inc
42% Jan
69% Nov 21
Jan
4
15
Sep
9
26% Sep 22
10% Oct
6
8
47% Apr
Common
$4.oo
24
Mar
25% Apr
19
23
17% Mar 19
99
8
29
25
17
60% Feb
25% Sep 22
21% Oct
Feb
44
28
90
28
39% Sep
7
Apr
42
41%
37% Jun
87% Oct
14 La Dec
31% Nov 25
89
36
...
150
3,200
3,300
35%
preferred,—A_,
100
Setvice__^i0
July 27
33%
3,000
3,800
118 La
*41 Ti
Illinois .'Public
79
33%
*117 La
9,000
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
2
91
Foundry
Chadbourn
34
119
*59%
_20
___
Cessna
33%
118 Ti
-
36
ser'es A.ioo
common
.
50% Mar
52
34
4%%:'conv»preferred
Certain-Teed
.
42
4%%
5
34
34%
119
35 La
Central Illinois l.gt common—No
par
16% Apr 27
89% Aug
6
6% Jan
9
33%
34
*41 %
91
.
15% Mar 11
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
43% Jan 28
92 3 a
60
Central
68% Apr
28% Jan
92%
42
% May 11
31
July 27
Sep 22
14 %
92
,
36%
No par
common
5 % p referred-"series 11
Central Hudson Gas &. Elec:
46
40%
j9
„
Central
40%
42
7
_
preferred Central; Agulrre, Sugar Co
'
40%
92
39%
*91
35%
100
preferred
Central
39%
118
*
61
99% Feb 27
-
23 Va Fetr 26
28
60% Dec
Jan
7
26
Aug 20
Aug 14
Apr 20
34%
119%
*117
5%
39%
92
92 1
42
100
a
40%
*90%
14%
47
La
36%
1
2nd preferred
Celote*= Corp
f
38% Mar 23
37% Sep 10
7
19
Oct
42% Dec 31
17% Mar 21
\
...
Mar 23
55
71% Feb
7
93
9
Mar 20
Apr
3
24% Oct 21
14%
46
4.1%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
2nd; preferred
100
20
14%
48
35%
12.50
.V 7%
>44%
14Tb
47
"59%
_i
,
preferred
4.20%
14%
48%
io
1);Co*commoh
.6%%
14
48 %
50..
..
Shares
14%
48%
39Tit
40%
118
Oct. 80
14%
92
33%
5
the Week
Friday
Oct. 29
47%
1
Caterpillar iTractor
May 13
91% July
*.
1%
~
V
40%
*90
No par
Carp .common,
Case (J
>"•98% Jan-12
'34% July 29
.
io
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 28
_5
Carter/ Products,'-lnc
'•
*76% Sep 22
Mfg Co
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
"
Clinchficld & Ohio Ry_100
Carriers & General Corp
»
7% Apr. 22
337a Octv12
17% Jan
9Va Jun
Carrier
•
Aug 26
26% Feb2 '»
V-125%
(Philip)
,> 4%%» pvoferred
36% Aug 12
Oct TV 5
Jan
26% Feb 28
17% Jan
16
119% Mar 16
12
30% Oct
25*'Sep 22
:
14%
47%
«When issued
83
V'
"
Jan
14%
47%
.,
46%"Jan 27
;
■
22
Sep 22
6
7
-
99
16
„
Oct. 27
5
Carolina Power „& Light
Carpenter Steel ,vCo
'
119% Jun
5% Jan;.. 3
91
Oct
62
Oct 16
43% Jan. 19
Tuesday
Oct. 26
l
Carolina
19
121
Monday
Carborundum Co
'
.
'
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey
52% Feb 16
102% Jan
5
58% Oct. 15
-
-
'
3
29
20% Jan
LOW AND IIIGII
STOCK
EXCHANGE
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
10
13
04% Apr
25% Jan
-
*
Sep 22
7
Jan
24
NEW YORK
Highest
60%
61 %
59
60%
57%
59
56 La
58%
59%
61%
11,300
121,400
32
32%
32
32%
31%
32%
32
32 La
13,400
80 Ti
80%
80%
81 La
16%
ClnclnnatDGus &■ Electric—
28% Jan
8
83
Oct
7
99
Sep
12
27
Jan
2
,95% July 8
106% Apr 22
44% Oct 13
44
Jan
13
59% Oct 27
'44% Feb
10%
V
-102
27
Jan "21
Feb
35% Jan
63% Aug ll
■
14
5
20
45%. Dec
2
43
Jan
9
13
16
L
Sep
57% Jan
3
33% Jan
2
9
,89% July
55% Jan
7
Clark
25
55
Dec
30
Sep 22
8
10
106%May 20
64% Aug
4
37
2
Feb
10
44% Jun 22
90% Oct
8
59
22
34% Oct
12
19
24% Jan
* 2
53
Dec
30
46
134
Dec
12
6
15
2
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
Jan
129% Sep
88
i
Cities, Service Co,
City Investing C'ci common
5%% preferred
>:*,
127% Mar 20
103% Jan
19
49% Mar
101
2
;
$4.50
39
iJun
12
,
28
30
Jan
28
119% Feb
9
40% Aug
63'
4
Feb
25
136% Jan
16
Oct
28
86% May
8
Sep
72
Sep
21
29
Feb
23% Dec
15
21% Jan
7
Internal/I Corp
33% Oct
Jun
24
25% Dec
30
23 Va Jan
8
43% Jan
20
48% Nov
6
46% Sep
24
9
Oct
29
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
24
38% Dec
31
35
Jan
14
Jan
2
23% Dec
22
20
12% Jan
2
20% Dec
30
16
63
May 23
73% Nov 28
31 % Jan
2
49% Dec
16
30% Jan
17
37% Nov
17
Sep
10
17
Jun
9
64
Oct
22
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
23% Jan
2
33
Dec
10
27% Oct
30
46% Jan
3
65
Oct
24
54% Jan
14
10% Jan
2
15% Nov 20
41% Jan
2
6 m Dec
12% Sep
55% Jan
30
9
2
51% Mar 23
40% Oct
13
12
106
May
105% Aug 20
112
Jun
4
Sep
Jan
2
5
20
9% Nov 21
4% Jan
29 % Jan
18
48
Nov
17
43
65'
Dec
31
108% Jun
4
60% Sep 15
99% Oct
6
44% Jan
101
10% Sep
Jan
2
92
Dec
30
93
Sep
18
85
Oct
2
15
Aug 21
13
104
Apr 21
103% Apr 25
99
Feb 28
1,700
32%
31%
32%
31 Ti
32%
30
31%
56,700
50
40%
46%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
*46
47%
200
Southern Ry—
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
51%
51 %
49 La
51 La
50 La
51
*51
40Tb
42 %
40%
41T'o
41
Columbia
Gas
Inc
10
20%
21
20Tb
21
20%
Columbia
Pictures common
—5
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
preform!————No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
*64%
65%
65 La
65%
66
65
65
04%
64%
46 La
4.7 La
46%
47 La
46'/a
47
47
47%
47'
47
439 %
39 %
39%
40
40 La
40 Ti
40%
40 Tb
40%
40 3 b
preferred series B
System
$4.25
17
Jan
7
10
Engineering Inc
Commercial
Credit Co
Solvents
99
Jan
(5
40% Jan
2
Consol
of
RR
Cuba
Consolidation
25
22
92% May
55%
23
12
76
30% Oct
16
18
107% Apr
58% Jan
92
19
8
July 29
Apr
27
G
8% Apr 29
18% May
8
For footnotes
40%
41%
20 r,b
20%
20%
17%
17
13
11%
61%
Coal
28%
28 La
27Tb
28
1
61%
62 Ti
00 La
61 La
3,900
■
14%
15%
14%
15'/a
32,600
57 La
58%
58 Tb
58 La
9,600
58 L2
*57 La
58%
94
*93 La
94
104%
104%
105
21%
9Tb
17 Tb
17%
18%
23,700
11%
10%
10%
10%
7,900
60%
60 Vi
00 Ti
00 Ti
'
62 Ti
01%
61
23% Apr 20
5%
61%
100
61%
62
99Tb
100
99%
00 Ti
1,300
62%
8,200
100
1,700
40%
39
42%
39 T i
40%
40 La
41%
40%
42
65,000
39
37 Ti
38 %
37%
38 La
38 V*
40%
40%
41%
27,600
24%
24Tb
24Tb
24%
24 Tb
24%
24%
24%
24 Ti
24%
5,100
2,700
1
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
20 La
20%
20%
20%
5
24%
24%
•24%
25 Ti
25%
25 Ti
*24%
25Ti
24%
24%
400
10
48%
49%
48 T a
48%
49
49%
49 La
49 Tb
48 Ti
49%
5,400
18%
18
18 La
17%
17'A
17
17%
40%
55%
39%
40%-
40 Tb
40 3 b
11,500
54%
55%
54 La
54%
16,700
90 "2
490
*18
18%,
18 La
1
40%
41%
40Tb
41 La
40 T
No par
55%
56
55
56
55Tb
90%
00
pfd
100
5
:
100
;
No par
10
common
No par
& Steel-—
,
90
90Tb'
■
a
90 Ti
90
*90%
91'A
*80 T
83
2
90
90 Ti
preferred
—
28
28%
85
83
33
48%
49%
49 Tb
50
101%
101%
*101%
*83
47
47Tb
78'
78
47
*78
102 T
28
*90%
91 Ti
*90%
91Tb
30
80 La
80 La
*81
83%
40
28
28 Ti
x27Tb
27%
12,600
85
*83
85
*83
50
50
50 %
50 La
50 Tb
102
102 Ti
>101%
102%
80
47
101%
47%
46%
47
45 Tb
46%
16,400
*78
79'A
77
78
*76%
13 La
13%
49 3 b
47 Tb
79
70
85
*83
2
28%
90%
450
101%
78
6,000
80
,
2
common
convertible
61%
100
4,800
37%
28%
15
00%
61%
61%
39%
61Tb
27%
21% Sep
9
America-
preferred
Copper
15,000
9 La
5
Continental Baking Co common—5
Industries
300
1,800
22%
9 Ti
10%
No par
16% Mar 12
9
105
16%
90Tb
2
21Tb
93%
9 La
8f)%
15
105
21%
59
17%
U La
90%
Sep
93 Ti
La
80%
$5.50 preferred
Can Inc
*58
12,200
10%
90%
Continental
240
17 Tb
81 Ti
$3.75
20
9%
90%
preferred
2,700
2,900
5,200
11Tb
*80%
4%
13,000
39,400
21%
104%
100%
Co
Corp of
'
17Tb
9 La
No par
Common
17 La
430
52
11 La
No par
11% Jan
bage 26.
*51
41%'
20%,
17
9Tb
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
13% Oct
see
52
40%
20%
18
$4.50 preferred
23
Oct
9%
17%
50c
Consumers Power Co com
Continental
'
6%
6
Jan
20Ti
100
Utilities
27
44% Jun
*46%
90
1.33%
Corp
Jan
101 % Oct
81% Oct 30
Foods
41% Oct
92
104%
18%
61 Ti
Natural Gas
26
104%
18%
99%
Electronics Industries
Consol
Consolidated
Feb
104%
18%
61%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Consolidated
Gas
99% Mar 10
104%
99%
Laundries Corp
99
94
No par
preferred
Consolidated
61% Feb
*93
Publishing Co—No par
Corp—
10
Congoloum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consol Edison of',N Y com—No par
Consolidated
87% Sep 25
79% Sep 24
*57 La
93%
Mills
6
52% May 22
88% Oct
7
59
93 %
Nasi.
Comic
27% July 10
57% Feb 24
21% Jan
*57%
1
Comptometer Corp
33
Oct
a
X65
58%
58%
100
25
83
6
25
——
12
44% Jun
47%"
41%
17!
17%
100
—i——
Feb
25% Jun 25
2
La,
*93%
Combustion
Commercial
Cone
"
73%
&
noncumulative 1st pfd
Columbia
'
.
*57 La
2
15,660
31%
58
Mar
37%
32 Tit
57%
64% May 28
68% Jan 21
37
82%
58 La
106% Feb 25
3,900
72 La
58%
1
30
95
156%
*1100
37%
37
131
22%
58 %
14% Jun
155%
22%
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
6
*92
*1100
*1100
64
1
20% Sep 30
*130
95
157
-72%
72
14%
25% May
12% Sep
■
154 Ti
23 TV
Container
86
Sep
27% Jan
*92
157
6,200
22%
12% Jun
32
*1100
*1100
131
*130
95
155%
63
21
57% Oct
129%
*92
95
29
17% Sep
41
129%
130
156%
14%
20% Dec 29
27% Oct 29
39% Jan
58
61 La
28
14
57%
28 Tb
45% July 22
41% Oct 30
May 15
57Tb
14%
19
48% Jan
56 3 i
63%
23
30
56%
29%
3ep
45% Sep 21
56%
14 La
37% Oct
31
56%
62
30%-Sep 21
50% Dec
35%
29
22%
2
35
14 La
18
13
35%
62
15
40% Jan
*92
*155%
34%
29
26% Dec
23% Jan
;
34%
13%
47% Dec
2
157 Ti
20
10,300
u
61%
2
JaD
156%
*129%
130
95
*92
56%
160
37%
34 3
28Tb
24
22
*129%
:
*35%
34 Tb
1
14% Jan
3
36%
10
27"% Feb
8
36%
*35%
37
—1
15
13% Jan
37
*35%
33 Tb
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
18 % Mar 11
Sep
15% Jan
630
61
37
preferred
6
91%
60
*48
23%
5.25%
10
6,500
91
61
•
61 La
23
19
6% Feb
48 Ti
92
61
01
23 Ti
112% Feb
14% Jan
18
48 Ti
91%
61
47%
*91 Ll
23
101% Sep 25
9% Nov 26
48%
91%
61
.
23%
preferred
16% Sep 29
48%
91 Ti
•
91%
23%
issued
15% Jun
48Tb
92
48%
62
*72%
4.64%
7% Jan
48 Ti
91
37%
""9
9% Jan
3,600
72%
101% Apr
2
1,500
3,800
83%
37
23
8% Jan
16%
Ti
72%
20
Oct
16%
83
37%
Anr
93
16%
83 Ti
73%
When
96
16
82%
73%
4Vo
20
Mar 23
16%
*16%
37Tb
5%%
24% Mar 23
74
49%
83%
1
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
48% May 7
24% Mar 13
65
47 Ti
47
72 Li
Colorado
Jan
,2,500
104
83
No par
common
preferred
Collins & Alkinan Corp
50% Mar 11
46
27,800
19%
*102
37 Tit
$>3,50
6
37% Dec
No par
*46 %
49%
48%
19%
19%.
%
Colgate-Palmolive Co
28% Mar 11
18
100
50%
104
6,600
16%
57
100
19%
*102
20
54%
83 La
56 %
—No par
48 Ti
19
47%
47
40%
50Tb
104
*102
4
2,900
54 Ti
•'
37 La
Lu
34 3 it
preferred
preferred
18%
18%
55 Tb
330
"37%
-
16
33%
2nd
49%
50%
104
55
55%
37%
82 La
1
4To
27
13% Mar 18
46%
36
4%
Coca-Cola Co
43% July 27
82
18%
*101%
4,7%
86
7%
96
Apr 27
164% Oct 12
48%
18%
104
55%
37
82
97
16%
48%
stock—50
55%
81
*96
97
82%
*01 %
Special guaranteed
Clevite Corporation
55 %
Ik L 36%
36%
55 3 it
"96
16%
15
gtd_
97
82
No par
50
1.
"
^
36
48%
47
97
/
81
*95
36
,
*46%
Electric Ilium com
Coca-Cola
35
77
55
18%
—15
*80%
—
Cluett Pea body, &. Co com-—No par
-
v
2
35%
No par
5
preferred
/ 96
*101%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
65% Feb 20
32%
80% -Mil
.96:.
5
ErjUlpMout ,Co__—
Cleveland
2
Mar 20
10
'
100
-
Sep
25% Dec
Jan
7
30
-—No par
City Products Corp
City Slores Co
37% Feb
Jan
Financ{jaJ>JU»rp-^;
Oct
9
98% Jan
"I T
Oct
Dec
-86
C
Feb
20% Oct
127
Cincinnati'Milling, Machine Co
15
62
Jan
-J 00
—100
—
47
2
32
r
31%'
8.50
,
preferred—
4%'A preferred
30
64% July 10
64% Jan. 26
Common
4%
12
47% Jun
35% Oct 23
46% Jan 14
Jan
•,
101
2
34% Sep
15% Jan
102%
23
„
2
-1
15% Jan
Oct
10
14
102
35 Ti Jan
95
Oct
21
Feb
.17% Sep
17
59
95
Jan
91% Feb
25
13
*21%
13 Ti
13 Tb
13%
22%
*21%
22 %
13
*21%
13 La
22%
*22
22%
13%
*22
13%
22%
7,500
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, November 2+ 1959
.
(1846)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range fur Previous
Range Since
Year 193K
Highest
Lowest
44
Jan
Jan
2
3R% Feb
12
4
64
45% Oct 23
55% Jac
8
66% Nov 14
18% Jari
16'2 Jan
12
13
Dec
31
39% Jan
52
Jan
30
49% Jun
7
2
82% Dec 31
Jan
6
33 % Jan
13
55% Nov
12% Apr
74% Feb
16
24% Dec
8
12
102% Dec
30
83
Oct
8
85
Mar 11
82
89% Feb
24% Jan
13
Nov
5
Jan
2
Jun
9
574 Apr 22
59 74 Oct
5
12
74
10
85
Mar 30
Oct
14
Cream of Wheat
15
Crescent
4
1
40 74
14% Mar
20% Nov 28
16% Jan
2
237a Apr
23
3
Aug 18
29% Dec 10
2474 Sep
21
12
Jan
7
31% Dec 30
29% Jan
25% Jan
3
41% Dec 16
58% Nov 20
37 74
40% Dec
3
7
41
44
Jan
20
6074 Jan
6
9
7
2574 May
Dec
31
2174 «ian
18% Jan
17
33% Sep
10
DoC
3
2
lo
Jan
7
69% Nov 17
6% Jan
Jan
2
13
8% Apr
3
16% Oct 30
53% July 24
18
63% Oct 13
7% Jan
56
29
15
16% Jan
15
21
14
S
94 74 July 28
61% Dec 18
6074 Feb
9
8374 Aug 17
3
37%
3674
37
36
36 %
6 690
237a
2374
24%
23%'
24%
2274
23
21%
22%
22,000
53
517 a
5374
50
52%
«v507B
51
51
5i "2
I»,ou0
*52%
53
*5274
*99 7 B
10374
102%
102%
53 7 b
5374
53%
543a
10,600
2074
20%
20%
1,200
53%
53 7 a
5374
53%
17%
17%
18 74
19
19%
20'4
13574
136%
139%
*100
13674
Curtiss—Wright
*86
87
*86
87%
*86%
8774
2074
207 a
2174
20%
1174
*1174
1174
*1174
Class
56
*86
87
*86 V
87«4
24,900
22.
22
21%
21%
1174
1174
11%
11%
374
37a
3%
37a
1,600
56
374
5574
217B
U74
374
55%
55%
13,800
56
55
77
600
*73
77
*73
77
3974
-39%
*38%
39'4 '
38%
38 %
39
39
74
18%
1874
1874
18%
18%
187'u
18%
18%
18%-
21%
;2474
24V
25
25
25
2574
25%
25%
23%
2374
23%'
77
*73
77
'
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,-2474'
22 3+
23%
.22%
32
31%
317b
317*
313b
*38
39
*38
39
3874
38
38
38
53
54
53
5474
53%
54%
537b
5474
88%
88%
8874
89
.88%
88%
*88%
31%
32
2974
31%
20
9%
974
974
914
19%
19%
1374
13%
10
-
107
1
*9
2074
20%
20%
2034
1974
1274
1274
12%
13%
1374
13%
6974
*6874
6974
70
*67%
14
14
*13%
14
1374
35
.34
34
34
34_
*67
1374
1274
*22%
31
31%
30%
35%
74
88 74
300
(50
9%
•
4,200
22,600
160
69
14
*133i
400
-.
34
34%
400
1334
40,400
1274
12%
123b
63 7 4
*62%
237-4
23
23
«
23%
*6274
*22%
30%
30 7 B
3074
30
3014
19,600
B
351 4
35
3574
35
35
1,800
8874
88'4
8774
87%.
87%
1,600
77%
79
39%
39%
12
1274
*63
2374
"
69
14
*34
1374
64%
86
24,700
29%
10674
*10674
*22%
_lo
170
283a
29%
13
•
300
90
4
10674
20%
0974
5,100
23,200
.
2874
*9%
35
40.200
31%
106%
2974
28%
6,300
5,300
54
.
10674
35%
:
*88 3
90
<•400
•
38
53 5«
29%
*63
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20%
%
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i
.
10774
10%
12%
12 7c
3874
2874
108
*9%
32%
,
'
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30%
108
1
-
139%
;
8774'
39 %
18
joo
Inc.
3%
5574
'
87
'
*86 74
35%
5
A
3%
54%
374
*3%:
600
,
•
6,400
140
140
87
*86%
io
common
*20
•86
87
87%
%
53
*52 %
53
10,400
53
54
134%
-
13,500
104
10174
12.50
America
Dana
41% Apr
36%
37
,_1,
Sugar
Cutler-Hammer
3
.35
38
*73
prioi
Aug
6
63% Nov 10
6
85%
3574
37
•54%
prelerrcd--—:—No par
$1.00 prior preferred
No par
a>i
4174 Apr
30% Mar
40 % Mar
85
3374
3b%
13%
34 74 Sep
5974 Jan
37
85
33%
*31%
8
9
2774 Jan
84'4
33
_5
3
21% Apr
31% Aug 27
84
74
10174
25
Inc
2574 Feb
23% Nov 14
83
33
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
39 74 Apr
6
5
507-4
84 74
32%
l
Publishing—
2
2
18% Jun
20% Mar
51%
83%
32%
*■5274
—2
preferred
Press
Cuneo
Aug 27
67
7
Jan
50%
84%
V
convertible preferred—100
RR
none,urn pfd_
loo
474%
8174 Mar 11
Sep
1074 Sep
48%
1974
—loo
Cudahy Packing Co common
15
Aug 18
4174 Jan 20
33
b
*86 %
„i
Corp
Cuban-American
4
Sep 30
62
13%
51
*86
.—25
Corp com
preferred--
conv
Cuba
1274 Mar 31
18
Dec
39
17 74 Mar
Corp
Crucible dieei Co of
16
3774 Jan
2
12:%
49%.
53
.
preferred
2.—No par
Zellerbach Corp 'common—5
$4.20 preferred
|^o par
6
15
06 74
12
14% Dec
Sep
1074 Jun
13
52
134%
l
$2
2
8
8 % oep
27% Jan 24
16
12''a
5314
5%?4
H4'/4JUiy
104% Sep 21
1274
103
Crown
98% Apr 21
3274 Feb 24
8774 Sep 27
101% Jun 25
29
Oct 13
1074
10 74
50
103
Crown Cork. & Seui common—-2.50
July 23
May 27
5074 Jun
107 a
10%
>5274
1
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier
237b Oct 28
2274 Oct 28
43% Apr 11
92% Nov
7
15% Feb 20
5%
9
2874 Mar
4.7%
52%
—50
—50
preferred
374%
9
3674 Sep
28% Jan-
International
Coty
17,300
177,200
34,100
4714
48'4
48%
23
„5
5
Crane Co common
46%
48
47%
48
11
1474 Apr
3
16
Jun
86
2474 Jun
8
Feb
35% Jan
3% NOV 11
1
39% Dec
10
88
6
8% Jan
Shares
Oct. 30
_
33Jo
Corning Glass Works common—5
37474 preferred
.
100
3Vz7o preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp—
__1
May 12
4
1874 Oct
85
5
9% NOV
9
9
Oct. 39
the Week
Friday
Thursday.
-
311/4
o
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp__,
-
64%
5
(Del)——
Products Co
Corn
17
30% Jun 22
15074 Aug
3
88
Sep 24
Oct. 28
48 74
43 7
14
America—I
of
convertible preferred-
6%
5974 Jun
84% Feb 11
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
Oct
Corp
Steel
Co
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co™—
Copperwela Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
16
16
52 74 Oct
104
50% Sep 23
1774 Oct 26
14
Aug
88
2
Controls
5374 Oct 20
41
78
Continental
3374 Mar 17
14
1% Jari
30
1974 Sep 21
20
4% May
26
^5
48%
1)74
_l
857i» Oct
3674 Oct
357b Oct
Jan
Motors
477/
.
69% Jan
18
50% Jan
15% Jan
Continental
30
45% Aug 12
19% May 20
52
Insurance
Wednesday
Oct. 27
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Oct. >6
Par
Continental Oil of Delaware
37% Dec
34% Oct
2
Continental
5
Mar
23
6
Oct
31
Monday
EXCHANGE
1374 Apr 20
21
10% Sep
12
Dec 22
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
60
Oct 23
46
30
12% Dec
3
Jan
Dec
63
15
6
28 >
Lowest
12%
74
63
64%.
63
23%
*2274
3174
3074
35%
35%
35
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8874
7
,
*8674
300
63%-
400
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39
Oct
16
3%
prererred scries «
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5
15
Sep
1374 Feb
8
9174 Feb
14
92
Aug
6
14% Nov 18
84
9% Jan
2
1974 July 27
Dan River Mills Inc—_—
Mar 10
39% Nov 28
34
6
Daystroui Inc
56% Dec 30
5074 Oct 15
4974 Mar 18
bi.
Juli '11
43% Jan
75% Nov
2
Jan 22
87
13
Jan
88
Feb
10
Preferred
3.?$%
Feb
27
Preferred
3.75%
series
77% Sep 19
79
Oct 24
89
16
77
Oct
19
15% Jan
2
26% Dec 19
26
74 Jan
2
13% Jan
2
197b Nov 26
2
54% Nov
17
Sep
4774 Jan
15
27% Jan
19
11
7
10
30% Nov
11
12% Dec
1
IB
63% Dec
1
July
6% Apr
46% Feb
Jun
874 Jun
57
Jan~~2
~9% Oct" 30
17
Nov
17
July 21
13
15
2
55
Feb
5
9% Jan
2
21
15
Oct
15
17% Oct 13
56
Jun
21
46
35% Sep 24
Oct
647a Oct
30
Dlamonn
37% Feb 20
Diamond
25% Jan
267'b Dec
9% Jan
7
18
23
32
437b Dec 29
35% Nov 11
Jan
-.4
14
17% Jan
74'Sep
3174 Sep
21% Sep
13
Sep
12
4
31
16
20
Sep
19
1774 Jan
2
9
3874 Oct
27
Jan
15
6
Dr.
54% Apr
8
Jan
2
20 % Nov 20
197'8 Jan
6
27 74 Aug
31
74% Jar
7
92-% July 15
45% Jan 21
Dow
2874 Apr 24
14% Jan
6
Drewrys
12
77% Dec
9
33
7
46% Oct
3
9
Mar 26
237b Oct 27
147/e Nov 18
Apr
16% Jan
6% Jan
28% Oct 22
14% 1N0V 20
2
22% JaL
11
b
Sep 23
11
May
Dover
17
172% Apr
10
214
Dec
31
29
112 74 Apr
9174 Apr
21
28
95
1
7474 Sep 21
22 74 Sep 17
86 74 Apr
26% Jan
38
42% Feb 27
11
46
July 25
507'b July 15
42
Oct
39%
43
41
Oct~24
Sep 26
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20274 Feb
106
Sep
30
40
42% Oct
30
_
..
14% Jan
14
22J/a
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a
2774 Jan
2
4574 Dec 1®
43% Jan
14
57
2
Eagle-Plcher Co
29% Jan
2
30
Feb
11
15
46 74 Apr
9
Eastern
2^y8 Apr
3
3U% Aug
14
33% Sep
2574 Sep
22
3474 Jan
21
Eastern
Gas &.
73% Jan
3
82% Jun
4
7674 Oct 19
85% Jan
23
3074 Apr
8
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W
1.7%:
18
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25
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61
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23%
74
24 3«
39
4
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42%
42%
4374
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77
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50
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2374 Sep
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27
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33 74 Oct
62
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17%
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1
50
-50
May 21
$2.10
14%
23%
8%
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2
preferred
4.10%
874
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17%
1874
874
2.50
Light Co common
4 20"
13
61
9
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28%
21
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47
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3
46% Jan
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41
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53
4174 Aug 14
19
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55%
40
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51
42 74 Jun
17%
•
28
974
62
29
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29
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31
18
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55%
27%
28%
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44% Nov 24
28
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57%
2774
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4674 Mar 13
May 22
18 %
55 3 a
-
•
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27
17%
59
28%
50c
preferred
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
46% Jan
41% Jun 25
1874
5874
28
37%
;
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International—
Duquesne
18 74
:
.:
27%
28%
18
76-
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28
27%
130
-
74%
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2;500
••
.
—No par
1
7
Jan
28 3 4
27%
2874
5874
18%
*
1
3
278 74 Aug
9
Sep 17
27%
51.
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1
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.
29
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74
2874
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12
47% May 13
50
May 12
4874 Mar
3
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8072 Oct
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1
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dg Pont de Nem
101
78'4
60%
Chemical Co
Dresser
1474 Aug 17
8
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1
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747b Jan
52% May 22
Club
Mines Ltd
Dominick
2074 July 23
59% Jan 21
78%
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Corn—:—
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Pepper
Dome
May 18
78
in
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Dlvco-Wayne Corp —
12
22
76
25%
Co
Distillers
23
177s Jan
23
Mar 26
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1
-15
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(The)
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29 74 Jan
14% Dec
19% Dec
79
1
—
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283a
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7374
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7374
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3
Co——
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42 74 Mar 13
21
8% Jan
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G
5974 Apr 24
36 7 4 July 29
22
11% Jan
$1.50
3274 Mar 24
2474 Aug
37 74
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; 5/300
157a
137
61%
preferred..——14
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.
>15%
5074
-
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Detroit Si eel Corp
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1574 "
38
5074
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15%
3774
5074
50
coin——
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15%
38%
5074
18 •;
28
25
7
•28 74 Oct
32% May 21
19% Nov 21
7
2nd
B
Detroit
15%
37%
5074
76
'
27 74 Oct
2674 Sep
11% Jan
Class
24
Coatings
16
38
5074
27%
Apr
131
3074 Jun
29% Mar 26
Feb
Chem
DeSoto
1574
3774
76
Rio Grande West RR_No par
Denv
25
',1,100
>
1674
74%
1
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85%
50%
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WvMftih--
&
40
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3774
7574
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Air
15
Jan
48% Dec 30
2
Delta
15
May 26
28
28
19% May
2
25% Jan
Delaware
68
30
15,74 Jan; 7
30% May
Delaware
4774 Mar 13
5
Lack
9
Aug 19
10% Feb
22
4174 Jun
42% Dec 31
63
Oct 23
May 25
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7974
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-
8574
-
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&
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Delaware
367a Apr
774 Sep 21
13
37% Jan
19
July 31
12% Jan
69
2
Sep
Decca
33
Sep 24
2474 Jan
25% Dec 31
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5%
2174 Feb
39%
79'4
7874
39%
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B—:— 1 (10
Rubber Co.—
7874-
8574
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series C—_— JU0-
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9
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(18 74
8
2774 Mar 30
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16% Jan
83 74 Apr
3674 July 15
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series A—-100
81
407b
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37
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71
28
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82
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80
40
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40
8574
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2
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1
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30
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26
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issued
32%
5
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3,200
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7b
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38% Oct
21
10
July
977a July 22
9
94
Oct
26
30
42
Oct
7
2
Dec 31
36% Jan
6
Jan
9
83% May 22
8374 Jan
15
2
3774 Dec
11
34
Feb
4
May 15
4174 Jun 24
Mar 27
89
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4
9274 Oct
76
22 74 Jan
,37
Jan
17
95
1474 Apr
15
20% Feb
86
Jan
2
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19
26 74 Jan
2
6% Jan
25
39
Oct
4
31
8% Dec 31
18% Jan
36% Jar
16
7
674 July 20
38% Jan 14
974 Jan
7
40% Nov
19
2
1174 Dec
15
27
Jan
2
39% Dec
9
28
29
6374 Aug 13
Stainless
Eastman
Bros
474%
Ekco
5574 July 28
14
Mar 20
Electric
39
El
Elgin
Mus
Battery
Oct
23
56% Dec
8
4874 Jan
7
69% May 12
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16% Dec
2
26% May 11
Emerson
24
28 74 Aug_28
38% Apr 30
Jan
90
80
2
May
10
8
2674 Jan
2
36% Oct
17
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2
13
Nov
28
44 % Jan
2
GO 74 Feb
3
54% May 29
11
61% Oct 16
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34% .Tun
18
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88
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56
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2
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29
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7974 Aug 11
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1
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53
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53
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85 %
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92 74
27%
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5
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40
52 74
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53%
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29
2
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3
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.
94%
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9374
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26
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53%
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49% July
15% .Tan
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40%
4
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2
3474 Oct 22
1374 May 14
3074 Sep 11
9374
39 3
Eversharp
21
19% Ma'
2
92%
12
17% Sep
Dec
7.
Jan
2
2274 Apr 22
79
Apr
9
50
9574
12
14
Nov 28
Sep 21
100
2774
9474
Oct
Nov
47
7
par
2674
9574
30% Mar
21
28
13% Jan
8.50
No
78
26% ' '
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51 %
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5%
78
26%
94%
53%
7%
5
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
4
77%
26 %
93 3 4
4174
51
4
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
May
2
43% May 5
874 Aug 25
23% Oct 17
preferred
15% July 23
29
3
2
4%
1
a
3"
28%
common—29
100
70
Oct
30
374 Jan
Endicott Johnson Corp
10% Oct 27
Apr
13% Jan
3274 Nov 24
5
Mfg Co
Radio & Phonograph
50
2874 Jan
4
9
9574'
40
9
Empire District Electric Co
July 21
79
26%
94 %
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3
2
30
78
26%
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10
Co
2
Electric
78
a
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78
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7774
78
53
5
Gas
10
20
28
40;,
Amer shares—
Jan
Jan
38%
27%
94
Amer
47a Jan
1274 Sep 18
2374 Jun 22
3274 Jan 29
37%
2874
94
2.50
17% Jan
Dec
51%
3874
2774
26%
.100
Watch
Natural
52%
3774
28%
94 3
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common
Ind
Storage
National
Paso
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38
28
78
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.
Stop Nut Corp of
Electric Auto-Lite Co&
51%
3774
28%
91%
Co
Elastic
Electric
51%
38
27%
25%
preferred
31% July 1G
5574 Aug
7
9% Jan
2
52
3774
10
Stores Inc common—_i
Products Co
513 4
27
a
100
2.50
Corp
common
preferred
4%%
6
5134
37%
26 3
10
coin
50
Steel
Co
Manufacturing
Edison
89
Kodak
5134
1
Asa
preferred
$3.60
Eatori
2278 Jan
Inc
Fuel
37%
10
...
Airline
1974
19,900
••
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-
8%
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4,20#-
Volume
190
Number 5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
55
May 19
Oct
13
49Va Feb
STOCKS
'
Range Since Jan.!
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
43
9
72
Oct
2o
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp.
30
24
Fauiek
Fodders
Aug 31
Federal
T
6% Dec
2
6
10% Apr
2
17'/8 Dec
16
16'% Mar 10
22% Apr
3
55
18
47% Feb
10
69
24% Aug 21
ziVu Jan
2
31% amy 30
Federal
8
Pacific Electric Cn
56% Jan
Federal
Paper Board Co
Mar
Dec
5% Jan
52
Nov
20
44'% Apr
19% Jan
22
Jun
27
21
57
Dec
30
50 % Feb
29% Jan
16% Apr
38% Apr
%:1May 26
16
23% Mar 13
26
23% Aug 12
70% Aug
3
Federated
25% Jan
6
4.60.%
preferred
15
8
16
45% Feb
4
57% Mar 20
13 "4 Oct
Ferro Corp
Fibcrboard Paper
6
19% Jail
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol
92% Apr
16
136
10
123
100% Sep
26
104% Jun
5
100
55% Feb
14
Nov
Dec
12
22
44% Jan
88
151
Oct
23
,
Mar 11
104
Sep
9
Aug 21
55
16
July 20
80% Jan
85%
10% Sep
Dec~31
94
30
13% Apr
28
Firth
21
44% Jun
1
-
82
Sep 25
99
Sep 21
3
26
JUn
9
43
26
Jun
15
Oct 29
32% Dec
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33% July 18
25%
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96
Jan
12% Jan
7% Jan '
35% Oct
100
Jan
89
4
28% Oct
5
112% Dec 16
3
Jun
29
14
9% Jan
32% Sep
0% Mar 10
Nov~28
43
Mar
9
5
93
Jan
8
35 % Jan
2
22
11
Sep 21
Sep 22
46% Dec
18
40
Feb
180%Dec
24
170
Feb
16
95
July
52%
87
Augll
1
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26
31% Sep
6% Jun
21
14% Jan
5
8% Jan
2
14% Sep 24
14
15% Dec 22
25
Jan
20% Dec
2
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21%
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65
65
66'2
66%
16%
16%
70
Dec
69% Jan
24
Food
Mar 11
3%%
4
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5
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&
25
19% Feb
20
28
2
77
Feb
16 %
16%
43%
44%
7,600
52 %
52%
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preferred
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128
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100
Fruehauf Trailer Co
35%
3,200
126
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59%
Franklin Stores Corp.
Sulphur Co
4%
10'%
43
52
27!
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26
16%
42
52%
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37% Apr 22
28% July 14
16%
42%
52
587 a
of '51
Ford Motor Co
6,200
16%
41%
52
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Francisco Sugar Co
1,400
70
42'%
59% ~
.
85% Aug 31
21% Jan 13
47%
21%
08%
51%
'
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47 %
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08
42%
26%
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4,000
47%
60%
26%
preferred
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25
21%
47%
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58%
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convertible
33
24%
51%
'
Mach
3%%
1,600
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25%
21%
67
25,600
16%
41%
11
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
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18% Jan
18
2
Aug 13
20% Aug
45% Mar
2
18% Oct
2
10% Jan
54-
7
19
22
2
95
5
Nov
50% Dec 31
2
25
Ja~ii
Oct
39% Oct
2
Jan
25% Feb
9 %
21%
33
24%
a
2
Food Giant Markets Inc
'.±
4%
convertible preferred
55% Aug 27
216
July 10
16'..1 Oct
i
17% Jan
9
2
7
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125
100
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pfd
33
8
71%
14
6.25
common..
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25
_
18
Oct
63%
70%
51
pfd
100
Florida Power Corp:
2 50
Florida Power &
Light Co
No par
Fluor Corp Ltd
2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc common
__1
5
30
84
17% Dec 31
2
10
15
31% Mar
63%
47%
Co
preferred
$4.50 conv A
63%
No par
«4
54% July 10
27% May 29
30% Oct
27
Nov
37% Jan
2
1
15% Sep
10
Mar 17
35% DOC 31
2
35% Apr
t
Feb
63%
16%
>
_
40% Sep
30
__
-
89
117% Jun
Carpet
Fiiutkote Co
10,000
64%
24%
par
Corp
20 % Jan
22% Nov 21
15% Apr 25
17%
47!-1
'
com
17%
71%
42%
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First National Stores..
Firstamerica
Corp
5.100
17%
47!,
10
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%% preferred
2
8%
17%
24%.
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31% Sep
49% July 29
7
7%
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10
45% July 28
64%
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63%
17%
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the Week
7%
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63%
.
Sep
24% Mar 14
25
17%
Friday
Oct. 30
"
„
72
47',,
25
_~*2~50
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17%
Sales for
Thursday
67%
7%
7%
33
PRICES
Oct. 29
24%
27% Jan
'
107% Dec
1
Fenestra Inc
7%
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5
17
19
67%
7%
64%
5
30% Nov
-
67
/
SALE
Oct. 28
17 %
5
common
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Wednesday
7%.
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Corp
Mogul Bower Bearings..
When issued
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Oct. 27
65
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10% May
10% Jan
20% Jan
?
5
Tuesday
Oct. 26
Par
3% Apr
11% Jan-
18% Apr
29% Jan
>
Monday
EXCHANGE
32
■
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
167 j,
16%
27!2
82
88 %-
100
17
3,200
28
10,800
82%
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,
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7
2,300
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14% Dec 17
17% Nov 17
16% Jan
2
40% Jan 22
48
July
45% Jan
12
20% Jan
35
Dec
Jan
6
8% Jan
2
2
12% Jan
9
31
32
Jan
17
51% Dec
4
27
Jan
2
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27
2
3% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
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7
2
94
Oct
15
24% Feb
38
Oct
7% Nov
36% Dec
102
20
5% Apr
42
11
Anr
2
8
Dec
8
1
19% Jan
141
75% Jun
93% Jun 27
7
~9% Nov~10
14-
-
Apr
29% Dec
10
18
.
25% July
7% Feb
24
Jan
Jan
-■
25%
12
22
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84
2
28
22
34% Dec 31
30% Jan
6
79% Dec
74% Feb
9
16% Feb
9
105-
Sep
33% Jan
J05% Oct
^
83
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117'
Jun
52
Nov
2
6
117% Jan
Jan
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103
45
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General
5
General
General
Mar
3
7
112% Mar
87
Mar
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4
3
36 % Sep
Aug 25
41
Jan
20
31% Jan
28
27
May 26
31% Feb
24
29% Jan
2
52 % Feb
6
52% Jan
2
53% Sep
14
5% Jun
16
44%. Jan
4
2
Jan
6
15
Oct~20
38%
7
21% Apr
15% Jan
Dec~16
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43% May 25
49% Oct 29
18
27-
37
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31
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14
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1
90
Feb
258
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9
99
Dec
4
98
Jan
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27
Jan
2
Jan~~3
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46
Oct
28
30% Oct
15
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22
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39% Dec
10
36% Jan
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3
21% Jan
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21
94% May 21
92
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16
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2
157% Jan
16
69
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Jan
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2
41
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2
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5
175
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30
Dec
9
124% Dec 30
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25
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13
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31
Sep 18
May 7
28% Jan 31
62% Nov 20
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38 % Jan
Oct
28
88
75
57/a Jan
Dec
22
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17
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8
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3
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Dec
Jun
22
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7
15
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18
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31
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1
61
Sep
10
51% Nov
2
74
2
12
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1
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20% Jan
131% Jan
4
126
Oct
19
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,
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39% Dec
29
23
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30
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11
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3
26
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Time Corp
General
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conv
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15
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11
4
May 28
10% Mar
18
37% Aug
4
78% Oct
30
50
Aug 31
Brothers
84 % Mar
4
Alden
16% July 17
55 % Jan
6
31 %
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2
30% Feb
141% May
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50%
52
47
46
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17
85% Jan
28
4
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28
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10
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14
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130%
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7,100
20,300
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Guantanamo Sugar
136 %
135'%
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40
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39%
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7'%
34%
33%
34%
X33%
33%
32%
33%
73%
75%
73
74
*73
74
74
46%
48:%
46%
48
47
47%
47!
76
76
77
*75
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
C0..1
38%
38%
38
38%
38
9
*75
9
4,300
*6%
7%
-3.200
32%
33%
3,700
75%
75%
78%
9,000
47%
47%
48 3 a
6,400
77
75
75
12%
12%
11%
12%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38!
7%
7
4
*75
77
.
40
6,300
26,300
a
28
28 %
28 %
28%
28%
27%
28
27%
28
2,400
50%
49%
50%
49
50
49
50
49%
50'%
52%
53 %
52%
53%
52
52%
51%
52 %
52
52%
3,600
7.000
26 %
27
26%
27
267 a
27
27 %
27 %
27 %
27%
127
126%
127
120%
126%
126%
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
23 7
a
.3
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
86%
86%*
87%
*86%
87%
21%
21 %'
>•'•20%- •21%
20%
126
'
6
6
*86%
'
6
6!
a
6'
a
21
6%
%
3,900
.
,
'
"•
128 %
127%,
127%
23%
24%
.1
1
600
49 %
28
No par
r10Q
205
45%
127
9
Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
Co Inc
6,200
92%
1
Prop
:
91%
34
6%
2%
*176%
5
Tea
2%
2%
205
93
*176%
10
5
100
Allantlc & Pacific
4 % %
*92
96
22%
12.50
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Grumman
47%«
4,8
23%
6,600
44%
Green
10% Jan
47%
*92
96
22%
5
Co
preferred
L,
48%
22%
'
23%
..No par
City Steel.:
Northern
48'%
*92
„
1
8
Apr
26% Dec
Jan
49 7
40
20
5
24% May 29
26,500
48%
477,,
20%
5
Inc
(WRI& Co
(H
52 3 «
48
49%
18%
25
Nopal
Great Western Sugar cora___No par
17o preferred
100
18
31%
47
130
47
„
10
Grant (W T) Co common
Gt
6,200
48%
Corp ex distribution
Graham-Paige Corp common
G7e conv preferred
Granby Mining Co Ltd
Great
240
33%
18%
1
Great
102 %
33 3
48%
4
59% Apr 27
94%
*101%
33%
49%
Grace
60'% Aug 12
94%
102
18%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Great
33%
47%
...
Co
Globe-Wernicke
3% %
101%
No par
5
common
GJadding McEean & Co
Uranite
95
*94
'<'•
33 %
1
$4.50 preferred
Grand
93%
102
33
48%
Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Feb
93%
102
33
4
2
4
94%
101 %
420
*370
10
154
July
94'%
101%
*80
400
*370
80c
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
42 % Aug 28
54% July 15
420
*370
800
32%
Co
1
July 28
93%
102
*80
*80
420
10
26 %
27
32%
Co
103% Jun
230
93%
102
*370
%
26 %
*251,2
32%
Corp
Products
Oil
*80
420
2
24%
1
1
Georgia-Pacific
Uerbor
.100
Inc
26!
*80
*370
lOo
preference
51 %
28
100
100
preference-—
preference
5 % %
Gillette
4% Jan
com
preferred
27
27
Rub
4%%
Gcncsco
Sep
&
4%%
64% Oct
.
&
(series B)
Electronics
General
36% Apr 28
54% Apr 24
71
Mar 30
28% Jan 23
87
35%
26%
17% Mar 20
7% Dec 16
page 26.
35'%
24%
80% Jun
Fcr footnotes see
35%
27
24% May 20
21
35%
24%
30
1
1,700
30%
16,000
*25%
Gliddcn
7
12%
*25!'2
Glen
2
12%
2
29% July 13
35% Jan
12%
27%
50% Jan
42% Apr
2% Sep
12%
24%
18
117% Jan
12%
20,100
'
24%
29
3
7«
5%
*25%
Sep
49% July 31
3% Dec
3
39% Nov
30 %
*25%
42
9
30
25
1
19
25
31 %>
25
8
14
24%
4
25
27% Jan
Jan
5%
253,t
30 3
preforred
96 % Apr
% Jan
534
24:%
32",,
preferred
27
2% Oct
„
25%
preferred
Aug 19
76
53,
25 "1
*31'a
$1.30
104
17
172
5%
25%
32%
$1.30
19% Oct
Apr
2.900
Telephone Co of Florida—
13 % Apr
28
350
6,700
.
$1.32
415
8
8
72,700
7
8
92% Mar 26
2
2
90 % Jan
9,600
47%
35
3
83
12
2
84% Jan
.
33%
45
*34
13
79
Aug 6
104% May 28
9
15
Dec
20% Jan
«,
90% Aug
91
2
Castings Corp
53
38
300
5,400
26%
29% Feb
26% July
12
275
Jan
;
79%
190
2,400
29% Feb
25% Aug
7
24% Sep 28
3
Feb
Apr 29
10c
'
60%
631
No par
57 %
General Realty & Utilities
102%
79%
44%
5 3,
102%
102%
110,400
53
*34
5%
53%
'
79
45
10c
18,100
/
104%
52%,
V"
52%
33
..
34
";^io3%
53
*26! 4
No par
preference
:337a
700
9,200
26%
44
38 3 4
23,300
52%
33
38
102
102
%
52%
33
*31
52%
62,700
*79
44%
I
1
No par
337„
33%
-104*%- 104%-
^
53
,,
a
*26 >4
39'%
Co...
34
•
817
26%
43 %
Equipt Corp..
64,600
34
79%
53%
79'4
39
Cement
preferred
5,800
%
*26%
53
26'%
12%'
2
79
„
26%
*26
80%
81 %
104'/r*—
52 3
*26
Portland
90
100
79%
12
83
2,600
77 %
5%
15
129
8%
96
1%
15
8'
35
31
Jan
8%
43
x25%
Feb
8%,
29%
5%
44% Jan
8%
42%
30%.
35
16
2,600
4
28%
26%
50% Dec
30%
44%'
30
34% Dec 31
76%
29%
26
7
%
30%
43%
6.67
2
76
28%
2.50
16% Jan
39%
307 i,
44%
1
Advertising
60
3D'?-*
29 %
Railway Signal
22% Apr
4,700
4,800
77'%
44
Public Service
60
41
6,400
30%
28%
Public Utilities Corp
20
39',,
*75
45%
General
Oct
2,500
32%
29 %
General
25
4,700
32 %
32%
4
General
General
9%
44 %
;
1
No par
Precision
Steel
144%
9
29!
18
General
*144
■
46
23
May 22
144
7,600
-
29,
15
31
12%
45
.•
5% Jan
27
58
28%
81 in
26% Oct
36% Oct
25
12
8%
39 % Feb
i
24%
;
8%
Oct
2
400
9%
*32%
31%
39
% Sep 21
Jan
9
*75
No par
$2.98
4,000
90%
,
\
$3 convertible preferred
21
*142 %
9
32%
30
12% July 7
28 % Sep 29
24% Oct 23
144
*30%
lollop
29
100
31%
12%'
5142'%
5,000
43%
59',4
12 %
9%
3,400
6%
*42
25%
00',
144
100
18%
57 !4
90
9
3,700
89%
32
90
144
7,500
5%
29%
31%
31%
90!,,
32%
Oct
91
31%
90!,,
31%
common
65
;
32
31%
!)
46%
6%
91
145
5,300
18%
44
31%
3,600
43 %
29'%
6%
44
200
31
%
5
18
*89%
47
45%
;
31%
23
3
45
7,400
6,200
43
5%
6%
17'%
24%
*
30%
31
17%
6%
77%
5
29
5
*29%
18
31
.
61 % Oct
22
47
5%
*30
*70
Issued
conv
31
42%
77%
Motors Corp common;
conv
30%
.43
31%
.
17%
241/4*46
5
Corp
OhI.door
46%
31%
...
Preferred $3.75 series
When
24%
46 %
31
2
preferred
General
54% Oct 23
17%
24%
47
77%
preferred
General
32
17%
24r,»
31
%
46%
.
5%
17%
24',4
*46
38%
Corp
Corp
Instrument Corp
Mills
9
1
Foods
8
'47%
17 %
47
No par
Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
;
Finance
18
24%.,
100
Controls Co
General
145
17%
24%
*46%
3
*
5
General
21
58% July
7
19
Gen
General
114
23
42% Jan
Dec
;
com
Cigar Co Inc
Contract Finance
37% Aug 25
2
44
6
Corp
2
1st preferred
May 21
38% May
Mar 25
101% Oct
Cable
101% Oct 20
Sep 25
Sep 22
92% Jan 22
Aug 29)
34-
3
16
40
No par
General
39% Mar 18
2
30 %
4%
2
9% Jan
Texas
preferred
General
Mar 17
33% Oct
5
of
General Bancshares Corp
General Bronze Corp
10
6
84% Apr
18
$8
45% May 11
66% Jan
22% Dec
30%
*90 lit
59%
30
Sep
1
100
com
Amcr Transporlatlon._l.25
Baking Co common
5
42% Oct
2
7
6%
*41
General
74
2
2
5o
General
79 % Dec
13
convertible preferred
General American Investors
$4.50 preferred
18
1
com
6%
May 19
67% Nov 19
Jan
Indus
*5».;,
*31
1
5
8
4% Jan
preferred____50
Amcr Oil Co
Apr 29
48
■
Industries
convertible
General
57
29
42
22
55
Apr
19% Jan
Wood
4%%
10% Mar 25
26
3
Gar
American
153
21
7% Nov
f
31
42%
40
14% Jan 22
9
37% Oct
31
41%
67% Mar 11
9
11
9
General
36% Feb
16
43% Dec
:ri
5
._^2_2!!l2
Inc conn
11
Corp
3
96% Jan
31% Oct
40!
Gardner-Denver Co
Garrett
19
39
5
24%
40%
no par
,
Feb
6
.38% NOV
18%.
23%
Acceptance Corp
30
7% Feb
Co
General
8
28
7
Gamewell
8
20
Sep
27
18
5
50
common
preferred
19
89% Oct
Jan
7
Mar
1
Inc
convertible
64% Jan
9
12
5%
19% Sep
13
138
30% Apr
75
Jan
-
8
Co
Qamble-Skogmo
37% Jan
5
24 % Oct
•
Gabriel
56% May 21
50% Jun 11
9
7
9% Nov
2
39% Jan
20
Aug 25
14% Nov
2
Jan
9
29% Oct
Apr 18
9
40 % Sep
51 % Feb
9% Jan
125
May 11
26% July 23
51% Mar 17
4% Sep 10
Sep 22
17 % Jan
67% Nov 26
2o
Feb
33
28 %
22
17% Nov 12
6
52% Apr
26% Jan
40% Oct
•<
7% Oct 22
34
Jun
28
23%
23
23%
14,400
21%
21%
21'%
21 %
13,700
86%
86%
87%
87%
20%
21%
20%
21
G
6%
-
6%
6 !s
1,150
-
130
13,000
1,200
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
20
.
.
.
Monday, November 2, 1959
(1848)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
May
9
28V» Nov 17
25'/a Oct
52
Mar
5
75% Dec 22
70% Sep
1047/a Sep
101
Feb
25
129
Dec 16
84
Sep
19
96
May 29
90
29
21
Oct
30
102 % J"1
10
100
99% Sep
25
109
*4
13
Jun
Jun
Sep
32
9
31
21
Oct
Sep
94
7
'91
Jan
1
98
OCt
22
104% Mar
2
105% Mar
2
44% Feb
20
23
5
69
21
29% Nov
18
13 % May 20
Jan
2
24% Dec
8
20% Mar 31
Dec
8
88
21% Jan
Jan
70
26% Jan
2
2
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
10
23
Apr
30
Jan
20%
Apr 29
7
13
114% Aug 31
33% Sep 26
28% Jun
19
36% Aug 14
19
'39% Jan
5
41
Nov
47% Dec 10
140
Mar 17
32% Dec
1
44 % Dec 30
65% May
30% Jan
38
Apr
29% Nov
14
26% Feb
36% Nov
18
34
3"% Jan
9
9% Dec
17
Jan
132
52% May
7
1
46
7% Jan 16
Dec
22
36% Jun
9
31
43% Sep
21
19
38
17
12% Jun
Nov
10
7
89% Feb
21
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
12
23% Jan
2
33% Dec
8
1
64% Jan
2
75% Sep 22
32% Jan
2
Feb
25
10
38% May 1
107% Oct 31
15% Nov
67
38
Jun
27
19% Nov 10
7
25%.Jun
Jan
19
127b July 21
Sep 29
118% Apr 10
80
July 9
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
105
118
3
66
Jan
2
35% Dec
31
36% Dec
31
34
Jan
8
26% Jan
14
35% Nov 20
28
Oct
28
11% Jan
13
13
% Jan
5
64% Jan
9
7
60
Jan
7
74
Jan
2
15% Sep 29
74% May 29
88% Nov 28
85
16% Jan
2
33% Dec
31% Jan
9% Jan
10
Jan
Helme (G W)
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
117
July 22
9% Jan 20
12% Nov 14
17% Jan
3
25% Jan
2
30
22% Jan
2
47% Dec
39% Feb 24
67% Dec
25% Dec
12
May 21
31
(conv)—
16
23% Apr
7
39% Nov 20
85
Sep
5
92
8
Jan
2
19
Jan
7
15% Feb
10
36% Jan
Jan
31
8% Nov 20
29% Nov
21
23% Nov 28
41
21
Aug 27
Jan
2
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
May 21
15%
24%
29%
49%
Apr 27
Jun 22
Hoffman Electronics CorpHolland Furnace Co
Holly Sugar Corp common
27% Feb
2
2
24
Feb
9
41% Dec
3
373/s Sep
18
41
16
29% Oct
26
37% Jan
74% Dec 29
84
Jun
6
71
Oct
27
81
Dec
1
90
Jun
G
79
c «
28
92
Feb
20
97% Aug 13
87
52% Jun 12
8% Jan 22
5% Jan
10
40% Apr 14
13% Jan 27
19% Jun
80 % Mar
6
13% Jan
27
July 13
66
Mar 17
Hudson Bay Min
261/8
7
8% July 22
38% Dec
3
35
Jun
25
13% Jan
2
24 /a Dec
1
19yaOct
13
38% Jan 29
23% July 9
35% Feb
11
50
Dec
31
42% Mar 18
52
39
13
29% Jan
2
50% Dec 31
38% Dec 31
41
Oct
13
42
Oct
3
47
47% Jan
48
Jun
21
9
Dec
1
52% Jan 22
45!4 Dec
2
51
Jun
23
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
3
29% Jan
2
38% Nov 20
6% Apr 25
14
65
156
9% Nov
13
Jan
2
Jan
2
101
Nov
May 27
162
July 18
35% Jan
2
22% Jan
13
24% Nov 12
43
20
Oct
13
29% Dec
12
Jun
9
38% Oct
7
35
4&% Sep 29
47
46 %
50
Jan
Jan
7% Oct
18
Oct
1
94
18% Jun
5
26% Sep
Dec~30
30
2
Oct
23
30
6
109
163
Jan
2
44
Dec
9
143
Oct
3
166
Jun
11
70% Jan
7
Jan
17
2
65% Feb 27
88
Sep 25
7% Jan 13
57% Jan
7
21% Aug 27
95
Oct
96% July 16
16% Nov 11
71
Feb
13
136
Dec
32% July 14
40
100
Jan
25
Jan
13
28
Jan
2
13
13% Dec 31
122% Nov
7
May
9
27% Jun
106% Aug
7
22% Oct
7
133% Sep
19
4
56
15
18
33% Dec
13% Jan
19
2
32% Sep 17
31
Jan 28
125
27% Jan
2
29% Jan
13
118
Jan
lo
34% Nov 14
1534 Jan
2
19% Feb 25
82
Jan
15
33% Oct l7
Dec
2
31
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
34% July 16
44"% Nov
19
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
2634 Sep
33% Oct
3
3
90% May 12
37
Feb
Aug
28% Mar 18
28% Feb
9
35
P
Sep 22
Sep 21
Jar
36%
54% Oct
:•
13
13
13
28%
28%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
24
23 7
*29!
i>
41-
24
*29%
41%:
41%
6%
*18%
20 %
45.3.,
45%
41 %
41%
84;
ft"
6'
/•
21'a
29%
301
72
4734
'42
03.,
18%
71
6%
-
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203 i
21
373
30 %
...
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83 3 4
4
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a
,
*37"
30%
30%
*71
71%
4
82 /•.
*79
82
87%
*87%
;t
4734
.
84
.
20%
.
37%
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41 3
42
18%
,
19
24'/;;
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29:!,
41%
84
44%
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36%
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24
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89
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69'
103.',
16%
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21 %
51';:,
2
*23%
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a
40
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
41%
41 %
46%
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39%
39%
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841:,
a
6%
183.,
183.t
6!
6%
19
20%.
20%
373.,
*37
30%
30
r
207 a
37%
30 %
29
72%.
80%
88
69! 4
68%
69!.'.
4.800
17
16%
16'7 ;i
16%
103,
2,800
21,200
20
203,
20!
a
20%
54 %
55'.,
55%
55%
5,700
24
24 ',4
24%
24 4
2,900
87 %
,*86
87%
86
80
87
88
0%
37%
19%
19%.
45%
7%
%
6%
7%
72,500
37%
*36%
371,
36%.
GOO
19r! It
19%
19%
19%
36'4
19%
193,
3,700
46%
46%
-30%
46 Va
46%
7
7
47
45%
45%
30%
30%
30%
30!
44 7 i,
44 %
44%
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40
41'
40! '4
40%
40%
40%
40'.,
50
No par
39!
4
30%
6,900
43%
437a
17,900
40 %
40%
40%
5,300
40%
*40
40%
42
*41%
42
40%
*40
40%
*40
42
*41%
42
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47% :■ " *'*46%
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47%
44
44
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44
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44
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41%
40%
39'%
7%
7%
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4
41%
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39%
39%
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7r!a
73 i
*41
39%'-'
2
47
47
47
52% Dec 31
56% Dec
49% Feb
61
93
Mar
4
38
May 22
9
Dec
30
99% Aug
54% Oct
7
97
Jan
2
8
44% Oct
30
2
42
103% Feb 16
59% July 28
84 %
83
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*150
49%
43
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4
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156
48%
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18%
18'4
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l
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a
44%
18%.
18 3 4
48!
4
44 3
4
47'%
29
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48%
51%
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410%
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7.50
129 %
v
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.
21'«
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No par
22
37%
88 %
28%
a
411%
410
51%
52%
24,800
73
73
*72
22
22%
23
23
99
98%.
997a
98 %
98 7 a
98!
20 %
20%
20%
21%
20 7 a
128%
129%
128 %
129%
128%
130 %
10,600
.
20%
%
129%
129!
-
a
*88
129%
89
14%
14%
22
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14%
14
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29'%
23!
13%
14%
64 %
65?a
35 %
34%
34?'u
34 3 a
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47%
48«."
47%
48 %>
47-%
48
25
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33%
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33!
33
33
37%
38%
31
38
37
37%
36%
36
36
36 %
36%
36%
36%
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35%
35:,4
36
36
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36',4
35%
3.50
18%
1918
*18 3 4
5
33-%
33%
33%
1
x3G!o
138
2
144
19
19
19
33 7 a
34%
142%
29! a
64'%
a
73
23
34%
13%
*63 ',2
*140
200
a
98!
a
17,400
21%
56,600
343i
3,700
89
13%
64%
144
34%
5,000
890
900
3,000
517
a
51%
54%
33 3
a
33%
33%
300
37%
36 3.',
37%
81,300
36%
36%
36%
2,600
36%
50%
*33
„
34%
970
9,500
23 3
4
*88
13%
29 7
,
34%.
338a
a
142
142
Xl41
*71
89
*88
89
29%
75
34%
*35 5a
36
12,800
700
18%
19
18%
18%
1,700
34
34%
34
34
2,100
35%
4,000
35%
36%
36! a
36 7A
36%
35%
36
357a
.10
35
35%
35
35
34'4
34%
*33%
34%
33 3,
33 3 4
1,500
50c
34
34%
34%
347a
34%
34"a
33%
34%
33 31
33%
4,200
119
120
*119
1
119
40%
40%
40%
19%
21
20 3's
20%
16%
17%
80%
80%
43!
4
44%
100
5
*78%
79%
50%
51%
51%
52
50'2
51%
50%
51
5
64%
64%
64%
65
65
66
66
69%
76%
77
17
16%
17
79%
78
78
44%
44
44%
43%
44%
79%
78%
78%
a
,
•
2
*78
77%
77
98
98
98%
98%
*98
44%
45%
44%.
45 3-b
77
-
v
16%
79
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98%
45%
20!
17
80
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.
21
16%
79
.
77'%'-.
98
44%
20 %
40
5
1
20
120
*119
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
1
10
100
40%
120
40%
/
40
*119
40'%
com
51%
73
*71
■
143 %
142
66
A Laughlin Steel
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co.
51%
17,100
29%
146
Jones
60
7,700
411%
51%
62%
Johnson & Johnson
408%
143%
143%
:
6,800
28%
51%
62%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
88%
29%
143%
3%%
28
143%
61 %
No par
17,200
29%
89
13%
9,900
43%
51%
29%
22
99
42 3 4
22
,
97%
7,700
48%
98%
73
21%
48
37%
*87%
37%
28 3
412
11,500
156
143%
-t•
5
408 %
416
18%
79:%
18
79
29
37'%
28%
1,900
*28
*87%
88
28:%
1,900
8
29
*28
377a
87
40
51
29%
100
37
88
28%
40
'
143
52%,..
143%
29%
*71
-
44%
43
45%
29
37%
x3G%
v28%
414-x
*28
29
*28
44
41%
*150
156
*150
48%
18%
81%
79
83%
156
300
47
*42%
*41
7%
8
"
5
Jaeger Machine Co
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
81% July 6
18%
156 •"
49%
7
Feb 2R
11
7%'
48%
28
Apr 21
18!«
82
*150
23% Jan
88
7%
2,900
30%
44
*41' g
"•
41% ""
*41
a
*39%
<'
120
7%
*30%
19 %
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'•
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7%
37
-
87
^86
•
37%
;. 7 %
7",,
37 %
-21
46 1'
31% Jan
57
50
68
44
5
Sep 18
30
69%"'
55
143'»
-
130
*79
243:,
No par
Limited
l
:
5,200
*80
30';;
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co,
May 12
*71
30%
72%
30%
50% Mar 18
86
3,600
20%
3V 34
30%
21%
5
:
20%.
*37
54
*86
Canada
preferred
200
87%
143%
$6
5,100
80%
-87'%
70
6%
19%
24%
.—No par
100
Iowa Power & Light Go___
Island Creek Coal common
.
t
*18%
*71
:
••
22,800
243.,
410%
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec C6
6'
6,500
*79
_•
89
0,500
47
41*%
84%
47':,
39
42%
600
5,300
53%
5
Interstate Power Co
May 27
40% Apr 20
37% Jan 21
5.500
293.,
41%
international Telep & Teleg_No par
international Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
l
38
90
'■24.'
1
_i
International Silver common
7% preferred
16,500
51'
22.'
!
30
37% Aug 21
45% May 6
39
July 30
4,600
25%
28%
common
800
11.300
50%
88%'-
Packers
170
7.800
8,900
24%
20%
„5
100
_1
50
6
Machines—
of
800
24
293,
46
48%-
'
70
23%
45%f"-
com.
70
2,300
1,000
a
41%
"
84
79
,16%
38
common
800
2,300
16,400
*29%
293,
41%'
72'
79
*87%
36%
37%~
"
88%
preferred
3,000
25,000
ll3(l
24
11%;
24%
37%
Harvester
2,800
29
27%
Gorp
3,100
13%
283,',
37
100
International Shoe—
23
19"% Sep 22
1634Sep 22
;
60
14.400
37%'
13%
28%
,_ioo
No par
12
Jan
31
37
123
Dec
26.
37%
13%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5% preferred
100
International Salt
No par
23
116% Sep 15
36% Jan
2
Apr
page
19%
70%
100
100
45% **'"
preferred
International Paper
$4 preferred
15
59% Jan
18%
*69%
27%
20
Co—
International
2
Jan
53
see
7%
2
Jun
Steel
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4% preferred
28
45
35
For footnotes
Int'l
20
9
78'% Oct 22
48'A Sep 21
31
19%'
70%
100
133.,
1
Int'l Nickel
30
40
100
30 %
No par
international Mihing Corp
33% Oct
Oct
18'.»
*69%
100
2,400
9,600
*76%
78
38
38%
28%
28%
-18%
19%
69' 1
70%
100
100
13:'.,
100 pesos
4
33% Jun
78
28%
28%
-
*42'%
3
Jan
69
3
32
28%
50
900
1,600
*105% 107%
13%
37'.,
*46%
Int'l Business
172% July 15
4
Feb
17% Jun
28
38%
28%
18%
*97
50
50
4% %
July 30
16% Jan
10
32
88
24
94
Mar 20
33% Jan
2
62% Dec 23
34 'A Apr 23
Jan
80
14
28
21% Jan
3
22
May 28
38%
70%
*69%
42
Interlake Iron
May 29
57% July 10
8
Oct
41% Oct 30
35% Oct
6
78
38%
30%
Insuranshares ctfs lnc_
!
Interchemical Corp common
488
27
10% Sep
7
77'• '*76%
38%
44%
Inspiration Cons Copper
17% Feb
Sep
107%
76%
38%
29%
17%
<
40% V '
Inland
Apr 29
86% Jan
12% Jan
Mav
*105%
.
29
*39%
S A
153% Jan 14
35% Apr 30
88
107%
77
38
*41%
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common.
6% preferred.:
Sep 25
Sep 22
68% Sep 23
111
*105%
107%.
76%
50
preferred
preferred
preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light
43% Aug 14
85% Feb 24
31% July 7
2
28
39% Jan
66
*105%
•
50
50% Mar 18
138
33% Sep 15
78 % Jun 13
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
l
34%
20%
65%
5
32
19
385% May 12
37
19%
66%
30
10
July 17
May 7
May 6
July 6
55
86% Oct 20
Jan
203 a
No par
_15
4.42%
10% Feb 18
July 28
43% May 8
34% Sep 21
25
34%
19%
65'a
Industrla Electrlca De Mexico
77% Oct
Oct
*34
34%
19%
67
15';;
Co
4.20%
41% Aug 13
34%
66
.
4.70%
__
45% Mar 18
149
28
,
preferred
4.26% preferred
14
7
32%
15 %
4.08%
3
Apr
Cement
Illinois Central RR Co_;
Illinois Power Co common
5
47
May 25
41% Oct
40% Sep 25
36% Jun 26
27 % Mar 26
86
Ideal
38%
*32%
69%
Idaho Power Co
29% Oct
33!& Jan
12
38%
32%'
70'.4
preferred series A—
Hupp Corp common—
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co—
Jan
38%
32%
69%
5%
Apr 17
55% Jan 21
42% Sep 10
4
43% Feb
38%
87%
com
2
23
81
38%.
No par
1
1
20% Jan
42% Oct 29
84%
84
*79%
13%
50
17
6% Oct 20
14
.14,
"/%'
81
900
.1.25
49%
44%
46
.27
'27
*44>4 -44%
.10
.10%
*37%. 33%
57%
59%
13%
13%
84
84%
*79%
81
39
39%
32
32%
34%
34%
19%
20%
65
65%
29 %
No par
72% Jan
2% Jan
2
59
.
36%
& Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indusfc Inc
93'A July 30
13%
'82%
10
38%
'31%
*33
.»
*
18%,
72
3,8
21
*37%'
.
56
13%
*79%
.45.
10
55
82%
•
-
;
-27"
44%
19%
33% >
78%>
*79
50% Sep 21
85% Sep
5% Jan
54
•
44%
3,600
.48%
26%
38%
100
13
19
42%
■
'
23,400
-125
.
48%
31%
70%
100
30
16
.
14,
81
43:%
58:'-r
" 56%
125
48%
'
10110%
*37%
38%'
82%
99 •<
100
63
87% Dec
13%
82%
81
.
-
*69%
5
preferred
preferred.
14% Dec
8
56%
*97
1()
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware)
5
54%
29%.
4%
18
Jan
45%
56%«•
29
,*_30
4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting & Power
153/s Dec
Oct
27
38%
.
'56
*123
45%
*37%
33%
33
,:J
.
26%
38%-.
14-.
56
125
-
10%
83
,
46%
,
104
58%
49%
10%
38%
18
56
*123
"
-
26
25%
*25
33%
58%
*57%
49
41%
421
.
'
1,200
47%
50'.,
257«
25%
100
104^
32%
32%
59 • GO "
57%
58%
47%
49%
25%
24%
51%
*100
27%
42%•
\
25%
104
33%
•
56%.
21
45%
81
38%%;-'
25% I
*100
125
27 .'-
10%
51%'' * ••"
99
47%
50%
25%
47%
50%
25%
25%
'
49%, 50%
' 46%/r*
38%
12.50
common
17
?2!, Sov
55
*46%
47
58%
125
49%
107%.-
*77
10
Nov
75
56., ;
32%
*106
3%%
96% Jan 30
75
Jan 22
18% Sep 29
290
"30
86%
5
$2.25 convertible preferred
Household Finance
2
85% Mar
38%
*32
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
2
99
84%
1
:50c
—
5
Sep 18
64% Sep 21
11% Jan 15
14
81%
$4.25 preferred——
No par
Hotel Corp of America common—_l
5% convertible preferred25
Feb 12
39% Sep
99%
•
29
.
86%
2.50
5% convertible preferred
Homestakc Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Chemical Corp com
Sep 10
Jan 21
65% Jan
2
47% July 22
90% Apr 13
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
27% Jan 13
.10%
*37%
54%
*78%
No par
37
99%
*99%
33%-
57%
•
.
19%
6
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
35
Jan 30
82
Sep 17
5% Sep
9
18
Sep 21
.33.%
66%
7
29
11% Oct 27
21% Jan
5
25%
57%, /
19%
2hd pfd
507#
26
25%
103
103
.
34
33%
$4%
120
100
46%
42%
42
—
99%
49%
25%
.
125
46%
.
26
25%
101%
66%.
Oct
13
55%
10
22% Oct
19
15% Dec 31
56%
99',
'/2
46%
Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate Corp__—No par
Hertz Co
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc
5
Heyden Newport Chcm Corp—
1
3%% preferred series A
100
46% Apr 27
42% July 29
99%
49%:-
7% noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors
No par
3
88
*5)8%,
46
*123
-2.50"-
common
*85
99%
98
'26%.
16% Jan
53% Jan
Harsco Corporation—_—
Harshaw Chemical Co_
88
*98%
99%
*46%
,
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
30% Apr
50
Nov
3
*85
98
98
*33%
0
July 15
14
16
32% Sep 22
27% Apr
20
61
Oct 30
Mar
88
98
88
_5
48
*85
86%
*97
46
_—
6
*83
*85
i
10,700
29
84%
86%
*85
25
100
32,200
116%
29%
85
25 *
28%
114%
115%
*83
30%
*83
100
114'%
3,600
75
*85
30%
84%.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
2—10
12% Apr 13. • Hat Corp of America common-—_1
39% Apr 20 .<
4%% preferred—
,—50
79% May .7
Haveg Industries Inc——-1
16% Jan 12'
Hayes Industries Inc——
5
85
July 27
Heinz (H J) CO common
25
90% May 5
3.65% preferred100
39% Oct 30
Heller (W E) & Co
1
34
9
5
.51% Dec
6
59% July 2
Jan 13
44% Feb
6
122% July. 1
20
83% Oct
July 23
6
22% Jan
28% Jan
6
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
43% Jan
2
30
Feb
99
Shares
25%
*72
84' y
30
*83
,
72
85
29%
30 %
84%
86%
88
49%
Eackensack Water
—25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
5
Hall ( W F) Printing Co__
:—5
Hamilton Watch Co common
1
4% convertible preferred100
Hammermill Paper Co
:
2.50
Hammond Organ Co——
—1
Harbison-Walk Refrac com
7.50
6% preferred
100
Hartis-Inlcrtype Corp——.—*„1
71% May 19
29% May 22
47% July
7
25%
2(j %
72
114%
114%
9.9%
dividend
preferred—:—100
preferred
^_1()0
$5.08 dividend preferred——100
48% Mar 31
49% Oct
25% Jan
3
49% Apr
70
25 3»
70
*69
115%
113
26%
26%
27
*69
70
112%
Sales for
the Week
Oct. 30
Oct. 39
Oct. 28
29%
*83
83
*85
'517
100
-100
dividend
$5
4
Aug 14
38% Jan
20
$4.44
*69
11J J»
No par
—
dividend preferred:
*4.40 dividend preferred—
26%
27
27
-No par
25
$4.20
3
Oct
preferred——,—.
Common
9
99
May
$5
9
Apr
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Oct. :J7
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. i(i
Par
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co-
8
13
89% Apr
5
Aug
34
88
Gulf
30% Feb 17
79
July 13
127% Jan 22
30
28
95% Jan
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year l'J58
78%
44'%
-79%
119
119
70
40%
40%
2,100
20%
20%
4,200
16%
4,900
16! ii
*78
44'%
79
210
45
3,000
79%
10
50%
SO^ii
15,200
68
68%
5,400
32,900
*78
78 %
76'i
77%
99
98%
98%
190
45'%
44 3a
44 5a
7,300
Volume 190
Number 5895
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1849)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORO
Range for Previous
Year 1958
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 36
Fa*
Oct. 37
"
Oct. 28
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
K
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
987b Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
Feb
23
37
Feb
9
65
93% Feb
10
120
2
48
44
7
112% Dec
2
Jan
107
110
83
Jan
Feb
May
16
38Va Jan
~2
50% Dec 23
78
Oct
29
86
85
Oct
28
92% May 29
90% Oct
6
103
87'
9
96
Feb
46
14
10
Oct
130
22
% Oct
i5
135
1
20
82
July 27
July 8
Feb
Kaiser Alum &> Chem Corp
4Ya%
24
33%
5134
53%
50%
100
100a,
100%
1017b
convertible preferred
preferred—;
i
4BA%
4%%
45
convertible preferred
100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd„lOO
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com_Nopar
3.80%
preferred
100
July 27
July 27
_5Q
115
115
113 %
11574
__
43/,%
57% Apr 17
Mar 11
88
Dec
May
99
Jun
92% Jan
25
86
Sep 23
82% Jun 19
85% July 10
7
July 31
20
Dec
5
50% Jan
10
88% Nov 19
72%
38% Aug 13
35
Oct
98
34
Jan
93
10
42 % Dec
30
39% Feb
Jan
2
29% Dec
3
28% Jan
2
30
10% Jam
2
18% Oct
25% Apr
7
431% Oct 10
75% Jan
27
16% Jan
34
Mar
50
33
•
Sep
Mar
413/, ftIay 12
5134 Sep
90% Oct
22
13
33% Jan
2
38
Feb 25
66% Nov 28
45% Oct
1
64
11
44% Oct
7
20% Jan
7
29% Nov 11
22% Sep
28
70% Apr 21
31% Apr 20
.2
46% Nov
7
43
Jan
7
54% July 22
70% Nov
21
59
Apr
1
70% Jun 30
30
Jan
46% Jan
60 % Nov
16
26% Jan.
28% Dec
19% Apr 22
2
7
2
29% Feb
34% Jan
2
45% Nov 11
38
78% Sep
86
9% Feb
,9
17
17% Oct 21
22% Jan
2
32% Nov 12
,2
78% Oct
13% May
31% Oct
25% Jan
v
27 Vb Jan
fi
50% July 31
63
Jan
-
.
85%
*83
85%
88
*86 7 b
24% Jan
43% N )V
2
22
16% May 26
Dec
34
7
6
22
35
43% Mar
37%
37%
47%
57
583/4
57%
4% Nov
6
2
25% Dec
11
24 % Jan
8
15% Oct
21
21% oep
18
21
18% Jan
25
83
25%
2
Jan 17
89
1
14
40% Oct
46% Dec 31
Jan
2
7
1% Jan
5% Jan
2
22% Feb
28
32
24% Feb
10
14% Jan
2
19% Sep
7% Jan
2
13%
2
.3% Apr
6
10% ->an
19
31% Mar
12
4
57% Apr 29
65% Jan
140
Sep
2
53% Apr 29
24 % Aug 25
77% Aug 27
Jan
36
18% Jan
2
oct'ii
10% Oct
2
82% Dec
5
8U% Jan
158% Jun
4
140% Jun
5
Oct
14
57'/a J an
tt
46% Jan
10
63 % Oct 14
3
2
15
9% Sep 21
Oct 21
90% Dec
36% Mar 11
72% Feb
11
10% Mar
28% Jan
2
38% Oct
Jan
2
47 % Dec
8
107% Feb
18
28 % Sep
20
31
22% Mar 28
Oct
3
135% Dec
9
Nov
12
29% Jan
Jan
23
97
Mar
4
85
Oct
14
92% Feb
It
14
129% Nov
12
»
134
% ^ep 28
10
143
Jun
23
44
Dec
22
4
81
Oct
6
75% Oct
11% Jan
2
17
Sep
29
15% Jan
10
81% Sep
24% Sep
16
30
71% Jan
20
57%
58%
57%
58%
57%
58%
1,500
2,300
4,400
30,000
9334
95
48%
.48%.
'483/8
12,100
49%
50
49%
49%
15,£00
prior preferred
25
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__—_1
237b
233/a
23%
23%
23 7b
24%
6,200
49%
49%
*48 7b
23%
49%
24
*48%
23%
*48%
49%
23%
49%
74
64%
65%
65%
65%
647b
42%'
423/4
43
43
49%
653%
433/4
comv
5
64
„_i
42%
100 Q
317b
31%
31
31%
387b
39%
38%
39 %
79%
79
79%
79%
80
17%
18%
177 b
17%
173/8
793/4
17%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
10
35 7 b
35%
357b
35%
357b
353/a
g
*1874
18%
187 b
187b
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
600
~i
30%
31%
x30%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
32%
31%
3274
12,100
2,200
4
19%
193/B
*28
197 b
*28 7a
4
3%
37a
'
18%
187b
19%
22
22%
227b
22%
22
22%
41%
42
42%
43%
10
89
13%
15
133/4
30%
1
*86
303/4
27 b
13%
30%
6
21%
21%
72%
7334
1,900
11,500
11'/a
11
11%
17,800
98
18,500
7%
7%
7%
28%
29%
28%
29%
297b
29%
46
46%
46%
47%
47%
473/4
21%
21%
217b
217 b
21%
5
7074
10%
71%
70%
7.1%
71
11
10%
117b
10%
11
7
25
95
100
97
14574
98%
98
1453/a
14574
97%
145%
*145%
98%
147
11%
11%
lOo
126%
132%
1
26%
27%
267b
267b
30%
No par
53%
4,100
62
62 Va
61%
61%
1,800
113/4
13
%
13%
293/4—30
13 7b
133/s
30%
31%
3174
31%
317 b
323/b
32 7b
40%
41
407b
41%
40%
413/a
i,424
33%
'117%
_5
124
3374
*97%
*81
'
333/4,
99
84%
*82
82%
147
*14£
42
433/4
*119
3374
*9774
*81
82%
*l44,7b
41%
135%
1353/4
40%
40%
4074
777b
78
77%
—
*135
*119
124
33
33%
99
*9774
*81
847b
*82 7b
827b
*144
147
99
84%
12%
t
33%
*9774
*81
26
293/4 !13%
40%
*116
12
135
26%
L29%
29%.
13%
4
Co common
136
26
30a/o
11%
129%
11%
11%
130
26%
1374
100
290
52%
10
preferred
145%
53%
30
-
1457b
52
1
Inc
297b
32%
40%
i2%
;
2b%
31 %
12,500
3274
33
40%
23,000
6,600
'
:
118
124
337 b
333/a
*97%
99
♦81
84%
118
333%
10
5,300
99
84%
837b
*82%
146%
'143%
.83%
146%
83%
*143%
41%
41%
41%
41%
60
146%
83%
31,900
42%
41%
42%
135%
135%
1353/4
40%
78%
40 7e
40 %
40%
40%
40%
40%
3,100
77
76%
76%
75%
76%
6,000
6,300
X7674
135
135
1353/4
18
135
18%
19
19%
19%
18%
18%
18
18%
887 b
90
88
89 3b
867b
88
867b
883/4
87
88
20%
20%
20%
20%
207'4
20%
20
20%
20
20 Vb
187 b
37,700
23,400
39%
i
10
Co—
Steamship Co
4,000
32,400
137b
1
3.33%
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc-
3,000
8,800
1,600
145%
145 Vb
1303/4
128
134%
487b
96a/4
98
9774
29
.
62%
25%
11%
129
23
533/4
53
—2.50
Inc
100
Steel
21%
73%
10%
73/4.
Louisville Gas &-E1 Co (Ky)-No par
Louisville Ss Nashville
50
Bros
21%
71%
77,
*
Lykes
21%
713/4
73/4
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
100
4.25% series D-preferred
—100
4.35% series^E preferred
100
4.40% series G conv pfd
100
Lukens
47%
7%
com
15
15
28%
47%
7%
;
26
34% Apr
29%
47%
7%
Lone Star Gas Co common
22
29
8
Lone Star Cement Corp
1043/4 Mar
2,200
7%
77b
No par
26
July 10
July 29
1,000
7%
7:,b
8
23
31%
2 3/4
*22%
73/8
Co
_
preferred
223/4
7%
313/8
2%
22 7b
5
Glass
2,500
25,600
6,200
5,610
27 b
2%
31%
23
*7 7b
4,600
774
31%
2%
227b
2%
13
13%
23/4
2%
42 3/4
89
*86
7%
31%
13%
22%
*22
11%
11%
427b
42%
89
22%
13%
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
7%
42%
*86
23
13%
313/s
234
133/8
13%
31%
*11%
88
Sep 17
89
*86
89
11%
44% Mar 12
1,200
467,100
42
preferred
(P)
200
28%
22%
No par
Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lorillard
4'%
407b
x62 Va
6
287b
*3%
21%
623/4
14
193/a
*28 7b
.a
62%
Apr
*19 7b
4%
20%
&
conv
19%
28%
*27%
*86
140
*3%
common.3
Co
7,500
31,200
7,100
3,100
19%
20%
Lerner Stores Corp
4.84%
35%
28%
62%
4
35%
*27%
61%
Mar
353/o
20 %
1
Theatres
31%
28%
Lehn & Fink Products
Loew's
3174
28
g
9
31%
21
RR
Lionel Corp
Industries
31%
35%
27%
1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
No par
Litton
17%
277b
Link Belt Co
8
16%
28%
9
14% Mar 23
17%
32
*28 %
29
*28
54
July
79
17
21
$3 non-cum
7%
38%
79
207 b
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com_
Libby-Owens-Ford
38%
80
3%
19%
19%
3%
29
*31%
39%
2874
100
Corp
193/o
29
*3%
-31%
31%
50c
preferred
McNeill
100
6,500
1,300
1,000
10
Lee Rubber & Tire
Lees (James) & Sons
Libby
,42%
31%
____
Lehman
42%
38%
Co common—:
Lehigh Valley
42
79 %
4.32%
3.85%
65
'
387b
La
Lear Ine
.
65%
_i
& Co
Gas
497/2
,
31%
(S S) Co
H)
,
;47 %
-
10
preferred.:
Korvette (E J) inc__
(S
I
42%
647b
94%
93%
«
;oo
4%
Kresge
*48 7b
.
53%
90% Mar
7
19% Jun 11
47
54
89
27
Jan
60
4,000
37
47
54
155% Apr 16
48% July 7
142% Mar 25
30
55'% Mar
36% Jun 26
38
3674
47%
48%
36% Apr
2
14
373,4
373/8
46%
5
104
8
Jan
38%
37
47%
953/4
139% Jan
18
27% Feb
128
38 Vo
37
4674
94%
46% Jan
2
Jun
373/4
36%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
37Mar
2
37
373/8
373/8
49%
17% July 10
37% Jan
5
21
Oct
82
38
-47%
48 %
5
135% July 28
9
128% Jan
3,000
2,200
1
% 39% Apr
Sep 11
80% Jun
88% July 28
82
100% Apr
32%
73
Sep 29
113% Oct
6
30
Mar
32
63% Jun
38
104
..
99
28
152
9
24% Sep 18
273/4 Jun 15
9
98% Oct
2
17
(an
13%
16
48
Jan
7
32%
493/8
July 28
9% July 13
Sep 10
26% Sep 22
323/8
49%
26
7
323A
95%
'
40% Oct 30
Dec
22
5
15% July. 9
37% Jan 20
2
5% Jan
30
10% Sep 24
6% Sep
3% Jun 20
Sep
May
32%
47%
Kress
7
32%
47%
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co
30
46
937b
5
30% Mar 23
91
22
2
15% Jan
Oct
55% Apr
12
29
23
6
10% Feb
9
39% Oct 21
1% Jan
9
17% Feb 13
2
Jan
July
Jan
85
Mar 28
12% May
9% Mar 26
28
Dec"l8
Feb 20
34% Apr
46
46
47
preferred series A—
25
Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant—1
3% May 19
46
47%
3
4% Mar 11
1,100
46%
45
93%
Laclecle
.
5
10
35
45 %
22
21
3% Feb
2,000
35
4674
22
29% May
'
76
35
*34%
757b
9274
34% Jan
19%.Oct
18
88
753/4
—1
23% Jan
24
<
10
2.50
22
33% Dec
Jan
5
*83
58%
26% Mar
22% Dec
35%
48
34 :ia Jan
2
*34 7b
38%
8
6
35%
38%
18
13% Jan
357b
47%
29
22% Jan
*86%
37%
Sep
15
17
Aug
*83
88
*37%
17% Sep
33% Dec
Dec
18% Oct
30
65%
7574
1
27% Jun
31
22
31
26
85%
*83
5
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
Feb
30
*86%
50c
4%%
85
40
88
88
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co_
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
9
80%
*86 7b
85%
32%
*
May 2S
*79%
873/4
76
323/4
No par
80%
87%
*75
32%
16
♦79%
*86 7b
8.T5
—
80%
88
4874
767b
•
46
Kennecott Copper™
*75
48%
88
45%
;
76%
47%-
76
47%
_
200
*7$
48%
76%
3,200
767b
35%
*35
1,500
110
113
77
76
46%
Kern
5
47% Aug 25
39% Apr;
7
'51% Mar 13
.
88
_No par
Kendall Co
29
117% Feb 24
2
,
Oct 21
Jun
Co
47%
110
*105
111%
119
300
45%
*45
*79 7b
817b
*86%
Kansas Potter & Light Co—.
17
7
& Electric
111
*113
100
99
46
50,800
1,800
48%
47 Vb
100%
*86 7b
*79%
88
*86%
112
118
*75
80
*83
*45
47%
477b
*86%
100
6
477b
100
100
Kansas -Gas
41% Feb
105% Oct
767b
80
100
*75
•
100
46
*113
75
No par
50
4
116
51
49%
101
1117 b
1137b
48
•
4
.
1127 b
*113
50%
99
*45
46 7b
75
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum preferred—
■
6
12
42% Oct
7
July 27
preferred—
4.50% preferredpreferred4.35% .preferred-—^
4.20%
38% Aug 28
13
25
4%
1
5
88% Feb
13
29% Jan
27
May 20
89% Feb
Sep 21
2
*
49 7b
52%
102
*45
47%
__
79% Sep
45%
240
14,800
5,300
'
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
28% Sep
313/8 Aug 13
28
Sep
3
Apr
17
118
17
32
45
125
Oct
37
Jan
2
2
28
3
39% Dec
% Jan
88
73% Sep 30
17 %■' Oct 14
May 14
6
13% Apr
l
18% Oct
14
17% Dec
1
22
9
20% Jan
21
Madison
19% Oct
9
47 3/4 Oct
1
78
60% Dec
1
48% Jan
7
70% July 27
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
2
39% Dec
10
30% Jan
,
5% Apr
22
Mar 17
35% Oct 30
48%
May 12
3
7
15% Jan
5
223/4 Mar 16
24 % Oct
30
7 % Feb
4
5% Oct
13
29
23% Jan
2
28% July 30
51% Jan
9
24% Oct
67
Oct
28
64% Jan
5
77
59% Dec
31
45
29% Jan
2
45% Nov
81% Jan
8
93 %
30
Sep 25
45 7b
41%
41%
*807b
81
81
81
18%
18%
18%
19
19
183/4
19 7 b
52%
54
55
567b
62 7 b
633/4
64
66%
1
387b
383/4
38%
47b
4%
4
No par
5%
5%
5%
5
177b
17%
1
42% Jun
7
88
July 11
36% Jan
Oct 22
7
-
2
Oct'27
32% Jan
14
Jun
1
7% Jan
26
33
July 29
59% Jan
47% Oct
93% Jan
12
30
26
62% May 11
Manning,
1
Maxwell & Moore
Exploration
12.50
25%
25
1
5%
Murine
5
253,
Midland
Corp common
convertible preferred—
4% %
Si Co
preferred
Martin
81%
com
*18 7b
45%
45%
45%
45:)4
41%
*81
1,700
21,400
7,300
2,100
41%
417 b
413/8
81%
81 %
81%
540
18%
18%
13,500
19%
53%
56
52 3/4
533/4
52%
53%
20,100
66%
67%
6774
69
67%
70
35
347b
35%
39%
39
39%
3834
38%
387b
39
18,100
6,300
5,300
4%
4
4%
3%
4
53/4
5%
5%
5%
53/4
5%
18
25
57b
26
26
18
18
18
*1774
25%
24%
25
24%
5%
26%
4,100
*5%
67b
600
18
17%
17%
25'/a
2474
2434
5%
5%
1,200
3,700
2,500
2774
2734
15,500
5%
*5 7b
5%
267b
27 Vb
75
70 a/4
703/4
*74
457b
*45%
453/4
45
45%
1,300
45%
45%
46%
47%
477b
47%
4,690
46
*45 7b
46
457b
45%
45%
37b
200
26%
*45
>
3%
20
574
75
■
*19
2674
*70
*70
1
45%
19%
*19
72
100
30%
123%
45%
18%
*68
-No par
—
30
*121
45%
18%
4
Co-
30%
123%
45%
18%
19 '/a
187b
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall Field
41%
*81
30%
*121
33 3/4
Marscaibo Oil
4%
46%
41%
46
41%
Manhattan-Shirt
28% Oct
46
45
46%
_1
30
2
30%
123%
_1
9% Jan
2
44%
44%
issued
1
2
*121
46
41-%
Mallory (P R) & CO—
5% Oct
Aug
*29%
30%
1237b
45 7b
1
Manati Sugar Co
Mandel Bfos
17
30
>121
45%
50
Square Garden——No par
Magma Copper—
10
Magnavox Co
1
When
30
123%
44%
No par
100
Inc__
14
Jan
2
Fund
7% Jan
5% Jan
25% Jan
preferred (w w)—_
5%%
33V Oct 29
18% Jan
21
5
8% Sep 29
8% Nov 19
8
12% Jan
33% Oct 29
36% Sep
30
*121
Madison
2
31% Jan 10
10
100
-
Macy (R H) Co inc com
4%% preferred series A
9
14
preferred
433/4 July 10
87% Mar 30
Jan
Jan
6%
Mack Trucks Inc
31
71% Oct 13
8
MacAndrewa & Forbes common
49% July 10
46 % Oct 22
6
'
78% Jan
Jan
123% Jun
2
2
21% Jan
36% Nov
Jan
35
78
100
45
45
883;
90
88
88
88
88
*87%
897b
*87%
89%
110
437V
44%
42%
43%
367b
417b
42%
41%
44%
43 74
45%
36,500
36%
36 %
36%
35%
363/4
7,200
48%
493/4
19
49%
6,900
36
25% Jan
2
46 7 « May 22
Masonite
Corp
No par
357b
36%
36
34
2
49% Dec
22
46
May IS
53% Feb
497b
49%
*49%
49%
26
74
Oct
20
81
Mar 26
757b
76
757b
75 7b
*75 7b
77
*75 7b
77
16
85% Jun
16
74
May 19
81
Mar 31
74
75
*74
757b
*74
75%
•74
75%
757b
75%
*66
67
*66
67
*66
67
*66
67
66
66
80
15
77
—5
No par
No par
No par
49%
85% Jun
May Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred
49 74
75% Nov 11
100
74
74
*73 7b
757b
*73%
75%
*73%
75%
♦737b
75%
30
par
36
37
37%
393/4
39%
40%
3834
3'93/4
39%
39%
3,800
par
29
293/a
28 7b
29
29
29
28*%
283/4
287 a
287b
3
39
39
39
39%
397b
39%
39%
407b
41
42
5,100
2,300
48%
*47
75
Jan
Sep
66% Sep
42% Dec
3
July 30
34
Oct
6
65% May 22
72% Mat 17
Oeft
26
82
Feb
32% Sep
22
42
July
74
13
Jan
18% Apr
39% Jan
2
20
7
32% Oct 22
9
45
——
62
Jan
28% Mar
Dec
Dec
29
24
.
——
2"
837b Dec
29
3
567b Dec
1
31% Apr 23
41% Sep
26
Jan
2
597b Dec
1
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
68% Jan
2
98
31
39
Dec
1
7% Jun
3
9% Jan
13% Jan
2
24
18% Jun
9
2
42
7
29
44
Feb
13% Jan
78
10
2
Aug 24
327b Oct 22
29% Sep 10
37% Jan 30
54
Mar
9
17% Oct 21
84
May 4
377b Sep 21
53
Oct
94% Feb
47
30
July 24
193/4 Feb
58
Feb
pfd 1947 series
$3 40 preferred
3%%
preferred
Maytag Co
*
No
Corp
i
No
Corp common—,
$2.50 preferred
McCrory-MeLellan
Stores
Corp common
3%% convertible preferred
McDermott (J Ray) Si Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McCall
31 % Oct
Jan
24
$3.75
5
5
16
Mar 31
McCord
McGraw-Hill Publishing—
21% July 17
MGGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Poreupine Mines
43% July 30
McKesson
10% Sep
Co
& Robbins Inc
McLean
227b Dec
19
207b Jan
24% July 24
Trucking Co__
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
337b Apr
9
473i Sep
24
41% Jun 24
51
Feb
Mead
867b Jan
7
96
25
877-2 Sep
29
95
Mar 26
29
29
2934 Oct
26
Medusa
Apr
10
8% Feb
13
2
11
2
100
1
147b
143/4
*46
14%
227b Jan
2
26%
^ir
787b July 28
85
May
7
32
Dec
18
83% Dec
10
May 20
19% Jan
36% Jan 10
74
Oct
1
For; footnotes
86
14
7
Oct
2
28% Apr
79% May 21
85% Apr
16
7
2974 Jan
2374 Jan
7
38
Jun
2
67
Feb
9
913/4 May i5
75
Oct
19
85
Feb
6
47 7 4
47%
14%
147b
14%
147 b
3334
80
80
80
80
797b
79%
797b
79%
370
36
357b
36
35
35
34%
34 %
32%
33
32 %
34
337b
34
3,100
5,100
5
33 7b
34
33
34
3,9%
40%
40
407b
40
40%
40%
40%
62 7b
63
63
63
63
633/4
647b
643/4
1
5
18
18%
187b
18%
*18
18%
173/4
18
857b
8574
87%
*84%
85%
857b
86
87
87
40%
40
407b
39%
41
417b
42
41%
423%
1,600
7,400
9%
10
93-4
9%
9%
9%
8,000
23%
7a
85
9
39 7b
10
9%
10
10
227b
23
9%
10
22%
23
48
4874
*22:%
48 74
237b
*22:,4
23%
1,000
48%
48%
49%
8,600
8872
88%
*87%
89 Vb
190
29%
29
29 V*
297b
29 %
2,500
26%
277b
26%
177b
3,700
817b
81 Va
81%
81%
350
35%
*35%
3a3%
75 %
74%
1,600
24,900
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B———100
27%
27%
2774
27%
27
273/a
817
2
81%
8174
82
817b
81%
3%
16%c
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
*35 7b
74%
75%
75%
'76
7574
76
74%
74
*72%
74
*72 Vb
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck
& Co
$3.50
Inc
preferred
common
No par
*72
75
29%
*72
297b
2974
1,500
237b
29%
*87 7b
1,300
18%
43%
297b
90
9,200
643/4
483/4
No par
*87 7 b
407b
90
88
5
100
40:,a
,04%
*17%
'
48
Cement
5,500
3574
477b
Portland
50
14%
35%
88
Corp common,
—
4%% preferred 11st series)
14%
14%
48%
81
*80
■
—
487b
30
230
3
McGraw-Edison
3
50c
48%
*46
77
1
48% July 16
69% Aug 31
99% Feb
50
*47
%47b
74
*73
75
74
—
u\
see page
26.
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1850)
.
.
.
Monday, November 2, 1959
V
new york stock exchange stock record
■
ft
*
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
44 % Jan
8
17% Oct
29
22% Feb
2
2
15% Jan
39
Jan
62% Dec 10
53% Jan
6
78
Sep
91
Dec
22
79
Sep
24
15
79
Oct
15
97
Jan
14
19% Feb
10
88'/a Apr
Oct
15
98
Mar 13
4.35%
Oct
15
88
Mar 31
3.85%
76% Oct 21
28
87
87 % Oct
34% Jan
6
48% Dec
5
44
25
Sep
43% Oct
19
33
13
104
39
52% July 21
Sep
23
Jan
23
51% Apr
6
59
Oct 26
39% Jan
2
2
18
9
28
78^'Jan
2
Jun
10
83% Jan
25% Feb
24
39% Aug
4
35% Feb
14% Jan
7
17
21% Feb
6
Dec 11
15'/b Oct
88
7% Jan
2
20 ye NOV
5
111% Jan
18% Feb
Jan
10
28% Dec
31
20% Sep
2
73% Feb 25
20% Nov
76
17
Jan
11% Jan
126
14
Dec 29
116
15
9
21
Oct 30
111% Jan
8
56% Oct 27
P'eb
27
40% Jun
2
92
I 24 % Mar 20
July 21
29% July 29
150
31
4
16
Jun
20% Feb
4% Jan
2
Feb
25
31
18% Feb 25
27
Jan
4% Jan
20
Apr
10
35% Oct
35j/2 Dec 29
■18% Oct
.6
44% Aug
6
25% Aug
6
39% Dec 16
9% Jun
2
2
8
151% Apr 24
62
60%
60%
60
61
*60%
61%
18
17%
18
17 %
17%
17%
17%
26.200
5
70%
71
70
70%
69%
70
69
69
68
68%
•2.0G0
76%
77%
Co
pia_100
3.80%
*76%
77%
78
*76%
78
*76%
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
77
*76
77
*76
77
*76
77
*76
77
77
*75%
77
*75%
88
*86
88
100
5
43% Dec 29
55
54%
„,__100
86%
87
88
89
*88
89
*88%
Midwest Oil Corp—
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer__ 1
Mlnneapolis-HonevweP Reg
1.5f>
Minneapolis Moline Co
.—w—l
Minneapolis & 01 Louis
89%
88
36%
36 %
36%
36%
*36%
3G%
17%
17
17%
16%
17%
16%
121 %
119%
125%
123%
129%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Minn
Mining & Mfg
10
f
20% Jan 30
18% Apr 27
19
CO
9
70
•
Jan
2
80
Nov
62
Jan
10
90
Nov
19
68% Jau
8% Jan
13
16% Dec
18
12% July 14
% Jan
6
20 % Sep
11 % Apr
19
Mojud
24
Jan
29
Monarch
18% Jan
8
14% Sep 23
11% Sep
23
18% May 28
8% Sep 24
41% Nov 20
2
14% May 26
Class
Monsanto
31% Dec
1
38% Jan
8
28% Sep 24
56% July 27
22% Jan
Sep 21
29'/a Aug 31
21% Dec 29
20% Jan 14
27% Aug 28
3 6 Va Jan
2
8
8
22
Jan
2
35 % Mar
Monon
B
32%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
*33%,
33%
33%
33%
21%
21%
21%
21%
x20%
20%
20%
20%
20 V
.36%
x35 %
18% Feb
25
22
20% Oct
7
Jan
2
42% Nov 13
40% Feb
3
21% Nov
28
37 % Dec
17% Jan
2
17
12% Oct
27
11% Jan
2
23% Dec 31
23% Jan
2
35
5
60% Dec 31
57% Jan 28
May
30% Apr 23
18%
12% Apr
19% Jan
Nov'n
16
Feb
25% Sep 22
32
Jan
2
37
July
8
2
51 % Aug
4
25% Oct
13
30% Jan
45
18
43% Jan
19% Jan
33% Nov 28
38
* Jan
Feb
25
Dec
50
20
21
32 y< Nov
24% Jan
17
9
18
Sep
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
36%
36 %
361 ii
36%
21%»
21%
21
21%
20%
21
10,700
34%
34%
33 Va
34 Va
33%
337h
12,200
5 Tb
5,300
4,100
45%
38
'
6 \
5%
n
6%
5%
3G %
6
■
36 Ye
5%
5%
G
46
44%
45%
44%
45%
45
45%
x37%
37%
37%
38
37%
38
38
38
45%
1J00
17%
18 %
18%
18 %
18%
18%
17%
18
17%
17Tb
1,300
B
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
20,600
____100
*65%
66%
*65%
06%
*65%
66%
65%
65%
*65%
*74
75
240
100
74%
74 %
74%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
20%
13%
No par
20%
25
Tool
13%
*12%
74%.
70
74%
74 Va
*74%
66%
75 %
*13%
13%
12%
13%
800
1,500
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
13%
*12%
13 %
*12%
13%
*12%
13%
*12%
13%
10
10%
9%
9%
*9%
10 VB
"9%
10%
9 711
97e
700
2
48%
49%
48%
49%
49%
50%
50
51
50%
51%
4.1,900
5
29%
30 %
30%
30%
31
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3.500
„_.No par
23 %
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
25
8,400
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24Tb
25 VB
25Tb
23%
24%
24%
26%
26Tb
26%
25 lb
26
25
25Tb
25%
22,700
No par
49%
50%
49%
50%
50%
51
51
52
51%
52 Tb
27,100
13%
49,000
45Tb
41,100
No par
Co
Co
shares
1,000 lira
Oil Co
Lines
12
(John) & Co
19
19%
12%
14
18Tb
14%
40%
3
114%
10
54%
54%
55
55
55 %
5
17%
18
17%
18 Vs
Mueller Brass Co
1
27%
27%
26%
27 %
Munslngwcar lnc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
S
34%
34%
34
34%
1
48%
49%
49Tb
49%
49
It
26%
27%
26Tu
27
No pa*
42 %
42%
43%
44
Motor
9,900
36%
21%
34 «/a
__10
.
lnc
Products
Motor
1,400
23.,400
20%
5%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motorola
9,400
Mining & Chemical—
Morrell
7
74
July 15
21% July 10
3,000
4,7.00
34%
37%
—
Moore-McCormack
29
13,600
3,000
__1
Power
American
46% Oct
May
2,100
11,300
20,800
20%
45%
A
53% Sep
1
24% Feb 24
130
'
190
34 %
B
—1
21
500
20%
Co_,6.25
;
Chemical
Monterey
35%
144
145%
i
4,600
34
S
10
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montana
146%
32%
A—No par
—.
Montecatinl
14% Jun 22
142
15%
34
1.25
class
RR
141%
15
1
Cement
Machine
29
22
15%
33%
Co lnc
4% Apr
2
29% Apr 30
15
23%
15%
145%
RR
preferred,
4.20% preferred
Jan
.23%
15%
24%
No par
Pacific RR class
16
24%
23%
15%
138
o
1
3%%
5
Aug
23%
23%
16%
24 %
34
Missouri Public Service Co—
78'% Aug 14
Jan
52
24%
23%
"15%
147
Mohasco Industries lnc common
Jun
12% Jan
17
24 %
23%
24%.
23%
24%
23%
16%
34
Missouri
18
24%
23%
16
145
Missouri
14% Dec
.
23%
34%
45% July 29
2
17%
130%
146%
52% May 25
~24
36 Ye
16%
17
34%
2.50
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp,,,
Portland
3L.%
127-*%
36%
34'/a
Paper,
Light
Corp___
Missourl-Kan-Tcx
36 %
89%
34%
18
Ontario
120%
60
7.500
3,400
55
34%
4% Sep 23
41% Jan
8
2
24
122
60.
34%
18
Jan
,120%
LNopar
Corp
8
17
No par
Mission
Sep
48 %
59%
54
48%
Va
48%
*58
56
48%
*58
59
51
*57%
48%
60
Mission
49% Apr
48%
55
4
% Oct 20
Sep 21
%
48
*58
29% May 4
41% Mar 16
32
89%
50%
56%
Maid
35
77
*88
50 %
48%
Minute
20
*75%
89%
50%
59%
19
25
77
*88
55%
Jun
2
*75%
87%
51%
55%
22
16% Jan
48%
v
77
87%
54%
.
-W
! 50 %
51%
58%
Jan
39
49%
1
Inc,_
&
4% Jan
Dec~30
48%
49 %
5
Enterprises
Midland-Ross Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
Power &
16% Oct
19%
48%
10
lnc
.
*86
I
Minnesota
Mar
'"75%
____100
Miami
Copper
Middle South Utilities
f.
87
"76
vf1
60
78
"85
100
preferred series
77%
__100
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series,,
Midland
fl
1,200
17%
Minnesota
38
Shares
61
18
5
31% Apr 28
32 Vn Oct
5
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
61%
36% Sep
27% Jan
2
6
21%-Jan
Oct. 28
Oct. 27
the Week
17%
4.45%
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
a
33% Jan
1
61%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Jun
76
78
Oct. 26
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Co
1
Scott,,,,12.50
<fc
Machine
<85
28% Jun
2
15
Mesta
1
9
Apr
Aug 12
40% Oct 13
35% Jan
82% July
Tar
Linotype
Merritt-Chapman
90% Feb 26
92
July 7
92 % May 13
102
4
24% Mar
Mergenthaler
5
25
64% Aug
5
53% Oct 27
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
30 % Mar 10
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1058
Wheel
Corp
Corp
31% July 24
50% Jan
9
Myara
19'/a July 16
NAFI Corp
1
9
Natco
5
13
6
National
Acme Co
1
*56
22
National
Airlines
6
National
Aviation
Mar 13
National
Biscuit Co
(P E)
& Bros—
41%
40%
118
13%
-
Ve
13%
14%
44 3
a
125 3
4
1,600
41 %
42
45
44%
467b
119%
117
119
121
120%
125%
57%
541'a
55%
54
54-%
2,700
17 Tb
18
17%
18
17%
18
4,000
27
27%
27
27
26%
27
1,700
34%
34
34
34 3 b
34%
49 Va
48%
49 %
48%
48%
6,300
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
"26%
26%
9,100
44
44
43 %
43%
*43%
*33%
'
33.100
130
44 3
4
700
GOO
N
16'/a Dec 19
9% Jan
11
43"% Jan
15
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
.Jan
14 % Jan
22% Dec 29
23% Mar
31
41% Jan
51% Nov 20
149% Oct
168
9% Jan
50% Jan
Jan
8
20
Jan
16% Nov 20
17
86% Dec 19
13% Oct
26
13
16
Oct
50% Sep
17% Sep
49% Jan
15
56
145% Sep
17
8
Sep
19% Jan :2
30% Dec
11
26% Jun
49% Nov 21
"46% Feb
31% Nov 19
86% Jan
103% Nov 19
24
Dec
9
59% Dec
11
90
Jan
Jan
28 % Jun
34% May
164% Apr
14% Jan
32% Jan
15
12
National
90
Sep
23
Jun
1
52% Sep 24
34% Mar
5
3
109
Apr
6
24% Jan 21
71
Apr 27
97% Feb
104
Feb
9
132% Aug
3
.Oct
2
168
Jun
19
145
Jun
10
159
7
143
Jun
17
«21
13% Jan
7
100
Sep 25
Jan
9
29
Oct
29
36% Jan
3
26% Jan
2
38%
Nov~19
74 % Oct 23
84% July
14% Jan
8
20
Nov
15
96
May 29
82
68
Dec
7
19
Jan
14
108% Oct
13
36% Apr
17% Jan
30
50% Oct
13
2
26
13% Mar
3
18
2
32% Nov
5% Jan
2
14% Jan
25% Apr
2
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
Apr
8
22
17
23% Jan
27
29% Nov 20
25% Feb
9
29% Sep
22
5% Sep
Dec
10
2
17
85
Mar 18
2
39
Nov
5
70% Sep
19
76
Oct
80
Sep 25
103
Aug 15
Sep 17
6%
2
56% Dec
31
18
7
5
National
76
July 8
80% July 25
88 % Apr 23
93% Jan 24
108
Feb
6
105% May 16
92
Nov
19
23% Apr 18
45% Dec 19
Oct
Jun
15
22-
91
Sep 17
19% Sep 16
Jun
17
84% Jan
29
21
38%
38 7
50
50
*49%
49%
4914
49 %
50
50
50%
,10
95%
96%
95%
96%
___No par
35%
36
*35%
36
*35%
18
18%
17%
18
17%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
12%
12%
12%
Co
—___10
Co
4
&
Television—1
63% Apr
26% Apr
102
Oct
il
9
23
72% Nov 19
32% Dec 30
109'/a Jun
13
1
-
21
1114
11
1114
11%
12
12%
12%
12
1214
12
12%
1914
19
191b
19%
1
13%
13%
*13
13? e
13%
13%
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13 Va
13%
Neptune Meter Co
5
Newberry Co (J J) common,_No par
29%
30
x29%
29%
29 3
a
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
2,200
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39 Vb
39%
39%
39 %
1,900
74
74
72%
73
20%
20%
20%
20%
Bros
3%%
lnc
preferred
100
England Electric System
i
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Newmont
Mining Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
York
Chicago & St Louis Co
Y
New Haven
York
Air
New
York
&
Share
&
*77
77'n
77%
78%
74%
76%
73
75%
40
41
39%
40%
38%
39%
38%
39%
34%
33%
33
34 %
34 Va
31 %
30%
307o
30%
31
32%
31%
32 %
31%
32%
32%
6%
13
27%
27%
55%
56
100
*74
No par
35
100
*68
100
100
Northern
Central
Northern
Natural
5%%
10%»
12%.
7,000
20%
25%
26
2,800
70
76
55%
*74
77
35%
70
35%
*69
70%
76
70%
76
82
*79%
*79%
100
101%
101%
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95%
95%
*95%
55 5 a
5614
5614
56 %
56
77
74%
76
75
75 Va
76
76
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
56%
*69
70
7014
70 Va
70%
490
76 Va
76 Va
*75
76%
300
79%
79%
*79 %
82
102
102
96 Va
21%
21%
21%
21Tb
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39
1,100
97
96%
97
96Tb
97
96%
97
11,600
*21
21%
*21%
21
2114
21
21 %
200
1
38%
38%
35%
38%
36%
37%
35%
38%
38%
39%
45,700
38%
39
38%
39%
38%
39
38
38%
37%
38
Co
50
*67
68
*21
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21%
67%
*66%
106%
*105
106%
105%
105%
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106
105%
106 Va
90
101 %
100 7 8
101%
101
102
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102''4
BOO
100
*80
82
*80
81
100
*80
82%
*80
82%
$4.16
preferred series
100
*81
82
82%
*81
30% Dec
31
Feb
17
34% Dec
31
6
57% Dec
10
For footnotes
see
page
26.
31
Sep
10
-47% Jan
27
89
Mar 25
44% May 12
49% Apr 10
44
Apr 10
92% Jun 29
prefprrpd
5.60%
preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
5%%
Norwich
103%
50
Co
Airlines
conv
101%
47%
47%
47%
47 7
46%
47%
46Tb
471b
46 3
8
47 Va
3,600
23%
23%
23
23%
23
23%
231b
23%
23%
23''4
8,600
100
72
72
73%
72%
73%
73%
73%
73%.
73%
390
100
80%
80%
82
80 %
80%
80%
80'
80%.
30 %
220
Co
102
101%
o
(Minn)—
1
lnc
preferred
Pharmacal
100
5
p\l-r
Corp
Northwest
103
9
States
;
Common
Northrop
6,700
*105
preferred series
7
20
29
28%
*102%
preferred series
18
68
29
103
$4.11
81% Oct 30
28%
*102 %
28%
*102%
88 % Mar 23
24% Sep
28Tb
102 %
28%
103 %
$4.08
30% Jan
*66%
67
28%
28%
*102%
2
7
67
102 Tb
7,300
10
86% Mar
17
67%
28%
*21 Ve
100
Co
80% Jun
31
%
100
Gas
preferred,
preferred series
93% Mar
21%
5
2B
Aviation
preferred series
33% Dec
2,900
21%
37%
95%
$4.10
37'% Dec
80
570
37%
$3.60
7
21%
50
95
21%
88% Mar 23
2
95
21%
13
22 Ve Apr
10 Ye Jan
96%.
-.
37%
23
Sep 28
102
95%
83 y2 Jan
80
*101
10114
95
94
19
95
70%
37%
21
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
94 % Jun
101
96 Va
57 % May 22
1
70 Va
96%
22
31
210
70
76%
45% Sep
83% Dec
*68
3,300
31,600
82
70%
22% Jan
2
69% Sep 30
78% Sep 16
4
69%
56%
*79%
75%
77
82%
"5
July 16
70
3514
*68 Va
*100%
71%
11
92
3,900
6
12%
26
59% Nov
25
5%
1214
26%
22% Nov
79% Sep
80% Oct
6%
6%
12%
100
5
Ry
614
6%
26%
j
7
Jun
9,700
12%
6%
16% Jan
25
69,700
32%
13
5
Aug 29
11.100
30 %
%
27%
12
70% Sep
34%
30%
31
12%.
6%
-
32 % Jan
81
Va
27%
6%
12%
1
1
16
Northern
-80
10,900
7,400
73%
40%
.32%
Adjustment preferred
5.80%
78%
30%
Ry common__25
22
6
70
11,200
*77
73
32%
400
78%
32%
Co
27
26
20Tb
32 VB
Corp
Western
Jan
Oct
74
40 %
100
353i Jan
102
2014
*77
71
100
;
73
1 ISta Mar
*73
79%
32%
No par
preferred
Chemical
78%
7.400
Corp—
preferred
Nopco
20%
77%
6
13%
Hartford Co—
$3.75 preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com
3.40% preferred
3.60% preferred
3.90% preferred
4.10% preferred
4.85%
75
20%
32 %
No par
102% Feb 26
*74
20%
31%
Shipbuilding Corp
6.25%
75
•78%
32%
series A—
Mar 23
74
20%
*77%
—II
B
State Electric Gas
Common
Niagara
1
*
No db*
Y
Norfolk
10
Brake
Central
American
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
3,500
5%
American Car Corp
102
19%
4,900
2,600
32.900
10.100
5,400
61b
106% Aug
113% May 26
18
5%
Y
Feb
96%
32%
17%
614
New
108
96
32%
18
6%
North
5
9614
35%
6%
North
24
1,100
6%
30
Jun
50%
19%
23% Mar 10
28
2,800
11 Va
xl9
380
000
39
6 %
40%Jun
100% Oct
21%
19%
Co
N
52% Mar 18
'33
17%
18
8
6%
Sep 29
30% Sep 23
Sep 21
66% Sep 28
95 Va
96
35%
*20%
19%
Fibre
New
9
95%
00
123 Va
123
125
6
23% Aug 25
44% July 2
20
38 Va
124%
10
72%
*80
a
*80
82
*80
82
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82
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82%
*80
82%
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82
82%
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82%
81%>
81%
50
28%
29%
28%
28%
27%
28%
27
27%
26%
27%
17,700
33
33%
32%
33%
31%
32%
31%
32%
32 %
33%
11,100
%
*81/
-
12,400
150
21
29
104% July
90 v.
110%
>149
*123
33% Oct
108
149%
39 Va
34% Oct
3
110
149 Va
90%
109%
90%
109
150%
109%
1
New
2
90%
91
110%
*149
1
New
13
*89%
150 Va
21
Co
2
85% Mar
9,600
125
Vulcanized
19
88% Apr
7.400
58%
38%
Natomas
86% Apr SO
107% Mar 11
1
23%
58%
■
21
Neisner
73% Apr
77% Apr
22%
58Tb
99%
*123
32
25% Feb 20
123%
900
22%
58%
*99
19%
17
79% Oct 29
100% Oct 20
123%
99%
22%
58%
100
39%
Radiator
38% Feb
70
109
*149
91
99%
22%
o
21 %
National
25% Sep
75
108
149%
23,600<.
58 3
124%
Common
Sep 18
3214
a
39
Preferred 5%
65
3,200
-70,900
31Tb
*21
15
14
29%
56% -51%
3214
29
39
Theatres
41% Jan
28 7
51%
31%
21
U
S
29
150%
22%
4
91
112 %
149
517r
31%
38%
National
59% May 12
84% Mar 11
2914
7" ~5I
21
Ref
5
9
*89
109%
Co
6
Jun
13,100
22.400
Cast-No par
Sugar
10% Jan
72% Sep 30
34% Sep 15
9%
67 3 4
Corp___—1
National-Standard
20% Jan
50
9%
67%
Steel
Nutlonal
36% May 22
9%
67%
Service
&
5
22
*89
100
preferred B
Malleable
3
49% Mar 13
9%
67 Vb
28%
29%
No par
,5
;
290
9%
-
100
preferred A
10% Oct 30
34
53% Apr
21% Sep
7%
N
74% Sep
94
preferred
National Lead Co common
152
67%
9%
67%
287 II
152
153
67
9%
%
*99%
14% Apr
2
21% July 29
10% Mar 24
82% Mar
9%
66
99%
National Tea
21% Jan
66%
59
N
38% Jan
Sep
77% Oct -20
68% Oct 22
36% Sep
29% Jan
67
72'/2 Oct 30
19% Jan
2
9%
65%
1
common
National Steel Corp
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
9%
B
22 3
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
26
10
Co
24% Mar 25
Feb
15214
99 Va
9
12
152 1,1
*151%
153
58 %
17
13% Aug 11
10,700
151%
153
22%
40% Sep
10% Jan
3,900
55%
153%
100
99%
77% Dec
29
27%
55 %
58%
11
5% Oct
19
26%
55%
22%
13
4% Jan
18%
26%
55%
99%
134% Mar 12
13% Aug
193b
25%
55%
57%
54
7
19
27
54%
22%
18
11% Sep 22
19%
26%
54%
1
44% Sep
74 y4 Jan
13 ya Jan
19%
53%
10
Gas
Natl
4
19%
27%
%
National
National Gypsum Co
National Linen
14% Oct
7
8% Dec 18
19%
27 %
52
'31%
Aug 18
12% Oct 22
19%
27%
52—
$4.50
7,300
,1.000
1,200
4,500
19%
31 To
Fuel
13%
51%
51%
Aug 28
Apr 17
11% Dec
55%
31%
22
7% Jan
13%
*54%
5l%
44
7% Jan
13%
55 Va
32%
2
7
1314
29%
2
32% Oct 30
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
1314
x54%
31%
Jan
17
13%
55%
13%
_29
50%
28% Jan
9% Jan
.
Mar
141 b
13
55
14
27%
Dairy Products",,——•
18% Sep 10
30% Sep S5
21% May 12
47% Apr
30% Jan
Oct
13%
13
56
13%
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com
B
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
3
128% Nov
7%
26
17
May 8
115% Oct 10
6
84% Apr
148
14
13
55%
14
B
~54% Jun
Jan
13%
13
57%
1
common
2
8
80
3
12
13%
10
Corp,
12
10
21
88
29% Jan
Corp
preferred
;
National Can Corp
National Cash Register,
National City Line!? Inc_v—,.
55% Sep 25
37% Jan
17% Jan
Jan.
63% May
20% Jan
42
lb
15
22
24% Sep 21
25
31%
32%
32
32 Va
31%
32
32
32
32
32%
1,500
1.25
80%
81%
80
81
80
81
80%
82
82%
83%
3,600
-
Volume 190
Number
5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1851)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year195H
lowest
■'»
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Highest
i".-*.
EXCHANGE
-
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 26
Par
,
Oct.
Wednesday
«t
5Q% Jan
14
00% Nov 20
90"
103
Sep 10
70% Sep 19
94%. Nov
92% May 16
17
103
Oct
31
102
28% Jan
13
30
27*
Dec
2
40%, Jan
13
20% Jan
12
59
15% Dec
Jan
31
15
14% Jan
Dec* 17
7
Jan
16
Dec
29% May
18
4
16
1
7
23
Oct
83
7
39%
18%
94%
79% Feb
•
9
104%
97% Jap
27
110 %
29% Oct
22
38%
27
28
Aug
July
May
July
July
Aug
Apr
7
Oliver Corp
Corp
Owens
2
28
*89
91%
79
80
*80
80Ti>
180
89%
91
*90%
*88%
92 %
*90%
92%
200
89%
87%
89
*87%
90%
37%
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200
38%
90%
30
90%
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30 %
30%
16%
16%
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83
37%,
16%
83
83
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83
27%
49
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49 3 i,
19%,
20%
20 3i,
72%
74
31'
x27
31%
*82
27%
*15%
82%
83
82 f
7% Jan
40-
17% Oct
29
23% Jan
11% Oct
29
Jun
22
15% Jan
5
23% Feb 26
14
"
18 "4 Jan
9% Sep 23
3
13
14% July 30
2
May 22
-
Oct
21% Dec
2
9% Jan
22% Nov 20
17
18
64% Nov
53% Oct 21
3
Jan
2
,47%. Jan
2
64
Dec
18
40'/a Jan
2
54% Dec
14% May 14
31
58% Jun
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
56% Jan
7
9
47% Sep 25
25% Sep 23
130
5% Nov
27
Fc-1>
4
Apr~21
143
Sep 30
126
30
12% Jan
Oct 21
Sep
20
144% Apr 24
6% Jan
29
45% July 15
35% Apr 13
3
22% Jan
Nov" 12
23%
3
29% Oct
4% Sep 22
7
16
2
"
37
Jan
2
62% Dec
90 •
Jan
3
98
30% Jan
2
33
2
5
47% Nov
45% Dec 23
3G% Feb
9
27% Dec 23
23% Jan
23
July 30
31% July 24
Oct 29
42% Sep
22
65% Mar 20
Oct
Dec
•
19
•
July 17
15% Jan
Apr
57
6
2% Jan
9
IV2 Jan
2
15% Nov
'|9% Jan
6
25
30%-Jan
43
Sep
42
94
30
Sep 21
Jan
50% Mar 13
49 %
12
3ys Jan
30
11
12% Feb -26
16% Sep
9
21% Sep 29
47% Jan '" 8
24% Apr
5%
64% Jun
11
Dec 30
49%
51
50%
23
75%
76
77%
31%
31%
31%
16
*15%
83
94%
93%
97 3.»
106 %
106 %
107%
29%
30
29%
30 %
92%
91
92
92
92%
49*-
Jan
65
13
Oct
Proof
16% -'
&
Mar
4
Penney
Sep' 21
36
July
6
Peiinsalt
Jan'-' 6.
82%'Mar 23
Penna
29% May
102% Apr
25
13
94%_Sei> 18
104% Jun- 19
90% Oct
92% Sep 30
11% Feb 28
101% Apr
19% Dec
25
88
29
15% Apr V 1
29% Jan
37*
43% Dec 29
51% Dec
8
7
Jan
2
32%. Mar 11
19% Jan
40% Dec
95
27
30
Jan
41% Dec
14
14 fa-Jan
3
3
Jan
Dec
102
May
18% Dec
5
2.
Apr
64% Aug 11
74
Sep -29
" 2
92
Oct
14
99% Feb
25
4'%%
8
15% Oct
8
19% Jan
22
Petroleum
10
3% Oct
27
6% Feb
24
Pfeifrcr
7
Jan
22
64% Nov 20
2
50% Dec 31
Sep 11
a
93% Feb
*18"i,
20%
57
56%
56%
1,800
61%
61%
62%
47%
6.900
483,,
47 %,
48
47%:
48
47%
48 %
29%
7,900
29
29%,
28%,
29%
28%
29%
130%,
130
130%,
129%
130%
12.9%
129%
860
4%
4%
3,300
29%
*129%
1
4-%
40%
1
9
Oct.'23
91
Oct'
22% Jan 26
9
103% Apr
Sep 18
89% July 14
88% Apr
102
107
12% Jan
"2
57% Jan
3
71% Nov 24
43-
Jan
2
62
Dec
31
54
Jun
9
74% Jan
7
89
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
75
Jan
29
7% Jan
86
Jan
1
75
8
24
Oct
24% Nov 20
2
22% Oct* 13
6
93% Jun-- 23
88
Oct
90
Jun
17% Aug- 8
15
Apr
140
17
2
.
21% Jan.. 5
Jan
22
127 % Oct
298a Oct
13
24% Jan
,
.
-
67% Feb* 25
81
14-";V Jail
2
24% Dec. 30
62.
73%
Aug 11
,
Mar
42
19
91% Mar 19
19% May-. 7
82% Jan
17% July
7
19%Jan
►
-
16%. Jan
.
14
14
2
27% Oct-,
15
10
55
31
Jan
42% Jan
2
26% Jan
7
82
Dec
Oct
7%
2
31% Apr
2
153
.
Oct
28% May 14
88
Jan
14
95% Apr
5%
Ft
29%. Feb
24
80
Jun
29
98
83
Sep 23
107% Apr 22
9-7
Oct
2
70% Nov
21
105
20
Se}> 12
20 % Nov
;
46
.
;
Dec
18
31
80% Mar 13
.
70
20% Sep
Oct
15
113% Dec
2
15% Dee
67% Jan
8
85
Dee
60
43% Jan
2
7
Feb
25
20
37-/4 Feb
131
23
Oct
2
22
Si..'
Sep .21
8% Oct*;22
83% Oct
20
110
110
28%
29
69
109
108
92
89
16 f
29
29
69
*68
70
34%
*33%
34%
26%
26%
43 %
58%
327i,
33 3
40%
41
59
70
4,600
300
70
*34%
35%
26%
26%
26%,
91%
.
26 %
91%
91%
92
92%
92
92%
83 %
88 %
88%,
88 y*
88%
88%
88%
180
16%
16%
16%
.16%!
16 %
16%
16
16%
42%
43
47,200
43 %
43 %
43 %
42%
43
57%
58
*64%
43
*92
58%
58%
58
%
57%,
58
65%
64
64
33
32%
64%
33%
63 %
32%
32%',
33 %
40 f
«
94
41
4
*92
%
40%
94
*40
40%
*92.
y4
94
*63
»
40%
94
250
1,400
4,200
-
64%
33
41%
3,600
*92
30
33%
13,000
'
41
700
94
15%
15%
4%
4'/«
3%
com_33y3C
33%
343/i,
33%
33%
33%
34%
33 %
34 %
*94%,
99 Tii
*94%
99%
94%
94%
94 3 i
94%
*94:fi
99 Ti,
80
56%
57%
57%
58%
58%
59%
57%
58
57%
57%
50
/
12,700
50%
_50%
20%
51%
.51%
51%
52
J'
51%
52%.
20
""
94
*
93
81 %
*80
100
12.50
No par
No par
.
%
16%
4
16%
4
34%
.
33%
16%
4
4
20%
94
93%
93%
*93%
*80%
81
80%
80%
80%
91
"
51%
".20
*89 %
91
89%
89%
*98 %
99
*98%
98
20%.
80
100
*89%'
loo
%
16%
99
"20-
94
%
>
20%/
*20
16%
4
*89%
%
91
*98%
\
16%
4
98%
51 %
3,100
4
*20
2,300
46,600
3,500
20%
600
94
.
81%
89%
*98%
54
16%
52
1G0
180
89%
40
98%
53
%
26.300
25%
38.600
24%
25%
24%
68%
68%
68 fi,
*67%
*67'%
68%
130
59%
60%
59%
60
59 :,h
60%
59%
59%
59%
59%
10,000
100
80
80%
80%,
80%
*80
81
80%
80 %
80
80
100
*76
*76
77
*75%
76%
*75%
76%
42%
13%
X42%,
*91'%
43%
5
77
X43%
44
%
43%
25%
.
69
42%
44%
12%
12%
13
13
13
13
13%
43%
12%
43
43%
43
43 %
42%,
42%
92
91%
92
*91 %
92
*91%
No par
*76
43%
42%
No par
*66%
77
41%
5
*91%
44%
93
24%.
180
46.100
13%
5,700
42:%
5,000
93
80
,1
45
45%,
45
45%
44
45
43%
44 %
43%
44%
6,300
2
36
36 3
4
36%
36%
35%
36%
35
35%
34
35
7,500
23%
89%
23 %
23%
29
23',,
23
4,700
*86%
89%
*86%
89%
*86%
83'.'.
94
*91
94
*91
94
*93%
94
*23%
*86%
*91
'
23%
23%
r
22%
88
89%
*91
50
94
1
16%
-100
-,1.25
*130%
34%
35%
36
37
35%
36%
35
36%
34%
35%
5,300
—10
85%
86
84%
86
84%
84%
83
84%
83
84%
8,300
,10
23%»
24
23
23%
22%
23 3 i,
,-100
*72%
75
*72%
75
75
75
74
74
*80
82
*80
82
*80
82
*80
'82
—
Chic
16 3 4
16%
16%
10 %
16%
17%
17%
131 %
16%
132 %,
13214
17%
2,700
Ry—
preferred
1st series
(The)
28%
28%
10,500
15 s a
preferred class A._,
Co
111%
5
Co common —10
As
700
10,800
26%
58%
65 3i
*92 '
400
54
33*«
88%
*64%
100
24
Vn
26%
'u
16%
43%
4
*23
69
*34
89
17%
*123%
—1"
common
Plough Inc-i—a-—!
67 %
!
41 "
2.50
*130%
131
17%
125
68
17%
*123 %
"
105
104
41%
68%
109
40%
"
24%
———_—5
24%,
24%
143%
150
148%
10
24%
25
24%
preference-—100
*93%
94
;
—
'—
lnc. (H
K)~-
.1
131
131
17%
131
17%
123 %
72
72
109%
*123
ri3%
74%
109%
113 %
114
40%
,41%
17%
17%
123',,
125
22%
41%
41%
23'»
,
17 fa
125
22%
23
75%
75%
30
81%
17'
1,300
10,900
200
124%
74%,
115
41
210
81%
16%
1243;
20
74%
13,300
115%
7,230
73%
'113
%
41Ta
24%
25%
24%
25 %
145%
149%
146%
149%
24 "4
25%
133
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
41%
2,300
25
5,700
45% Sep
23
124% Sep
22
24
Feb
2o
2,000
*93%
93%
94
94
93
93%
*93 V*
25%
26%
26%
26 3«
26%
26%
26%
26%
6,300
82 %
83
83%
83%
83%
86%
85%
20,800
Public Service Co of Colorado——10
48%
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
86%
49%
Public Serv Elec As Gas com—No par
81.40 div preference com—No par
37%
38%'
37%
38%
37%
38
37%
38
37%
37%
19,200
28-
28%
28%
28 %
28
28%
28 fa
28 %
27%
28
*80%
81%
80
80%
81
81
82%
82%
82
82
*81
82
86
86
86
*86
100
100
100
100
Procter
3
.
Gamble—c-'-i
&
10
91% Mar 20
4.08% preferred—.:
92'
Mar 20
4.18% preferred^.
93
Jan 16
4210% preferred-:
2
106% Apr
48% Feb
Public Serv
76 % Mar 13
23% Jan
13
22% May 14
117% Feb
15
5
Jan
16
86 ta Jan
7
100
100
-100
—:
26
3%%
Co'of
100
100
43
preferred.-
.
4.80f
preferred
Industries
54% Jan
140
.T7%
Mar
Oct
S
27
70
43%
70
43
70
43%
94
230
70
21%
*21
21%
*20
21
*20%
21
*20%
Inc
100
com——5
*108
108%
107%
108
*107%
9
9%
Inc—
_.
No par
5
5
9
9%
9
3,900
80
80
80
81
100
82
82
82
82
200
*86
89
*86
100
100
43%
70%
,
43%
*70
43 3
89'
99
4
71
43
21%
21
21%
*20%
20
99%
%
70
400
44%
4,700
71
"
,*21
3,200
100
70%
*21
49%
89
43
25
84.73
Oil
%
:——-100
25
4.32% preferred——
4.16% preferred———.;
Publicker
*84
Indiana—No par
5.05% preferred-—
6
9
',
Quaker Oats Co common
6%
preferred-.!
!
19
23
24%
83%
Co
16
Nov
6
33,600
.
Power
Pure
34% Oct
148%
26%
fund
16
52
-
24%
146
(4
sink
48% Apr
58
.
153
82%
5%%
Potomac Electric
Pulfhian
146% Apr
108%
29
72% Aug 27
31
page 26.
109 %
69
36% Aug 31
Djc
see
32
27%
Jane-2
45
footnotes
33
69
31% Jun*24
19
29
28 % July 24
54
32%,
23
preferred
No par
Paget So ind Power As Light Co...10
Nov
July 28
For
•
35 % Dec
,
11
28
Oct
Oct. 5
104
30
26% Jan
8
20
11
-
54%
33%,
108
94
"
10
23% Jim- 18
5% Jan
5
.
40% Sep.^1
24% Jan
;
12
54%
.32%
27%
83.50 convertible preferred—__75
8
Feb
12
%
33%
*68%
No par
Wayne
Flttston
8
Apr 13
Apr 23
Sep
54
23%
54%
23%
54%
32%
33%
110
prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh As West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young As Ash" pfd_.< IOC
Aug 27
88% Jan
27% Sep..18
78 % Oct ;• 5
93
Jan
90 1
43% Apr
83% Mar
'
2
95
..
24
15
23
54%
54%
33
15%,
23
1,200
*
36% Sep.18
Nov-14
5
3?
19,400
No par
guaranteed
5'%%
2
25% May A 9
73 % Feb.
9
12
29
100
15%
54 %
Corp .——1
Plymouth Oil Co-,-
Sep -22
Occ
Oct
15%
(conv)
Polaroid. Corp—
Poor As Co
22
83-% Nov
86-
15%
preferred
preferred
17
47% Feha*
.
15%
:
27
50% Dec 31..
30 % May
15%,
15%
*22 %
.
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
29
39
.
%
15%
23
2 %
-
78% Nov 20
9
29% Jan
90
3.100
25
Pitts Metallurgical Inc.-—
Mar 10
.
47% July 27
34% Mar 31
28% Dee .31
'
8,300
2n»
80%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
9
115
.9
convertible
Forter Co
8tH%Dec
22% Jan
54%
2%
—
Coke As Chem
$4.80
9
74% Jan
23 % Oct-. 7
96% Jan. 28
28%
53
2%
92%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum ;
29
Feb
132
8
39 % Nov
26
23% Jan
62% July 31
32% Nov
,
2
86
16% Oct .30
109% NOV 20
31.
21"»-Mar 20
431a Jan
29
Sep
28%
54%
2%
26%
4%
4
July 23
70% Sep
119
28%"
52 %4
2%
92%',
$5
77% Jan:. a
100% Jun
28 %
52%
*2 fa
100
Pitts
10
16
28%
49%
100
2
23
77% Dec- 18
28%
52
2%
26%
,
Mar 18
94
145
'
May!. ,7
113% Doc
28
49%
1
—
7
Oct
Oct
10
27%
100'
com
Heusen
20
2'A
107%
5
/
Pliillips'-Van
Oct
10
18,500
87
49 %
"4
11%
10
Flllsbury Co common
84 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp.-—
Pitney-Bowes Jnc——
80
Jan
42%
67
73
63
42
67
2
39% Jan
42
100
2
113 % Aug 27
41%,
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
Jan
24% Slftp *29
125
JnlyMl
42%
54
28% Jan
•
6.400
41%
53%
68% Jun
,
45%
54%.
99% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
9
.a
45
26
Pitts
129
*86
45
51%
47
Apr 28
^15% Jan
86
44%
24%
45% July
25% July
29
14! ^ May 13
86
45%
*86
28%
2
100
common
15% Mar 12
9.600
87
44%
3
preferred (conv)
Cogp
49% Aug 27
95% May 8
52.700
45%
42%
26%
Mar 23
22%
44%
45
52
14
22 %
45
88
25%
Apr 30
26,600 *:
22%,
|
40%
45
No par
Inc
preference
7,600
39
42%
No par
Co
4%
40%
42:%
3
52% Mar 23
19
99% July 29
44%
50c
82
Sep.16
7
22%,
45 %
Phila At Reading Corp_
Phllco Corp common
84% Apr
20% Jan.!, 8
8i% Jan
23
44%
73
2
84 %.-J an
22%
44%
*98%
51%
65 % Mar 10
9
Jan
23%
44%
4%,
*86
56% May 12
36% May 6
Oct. 22
11% Jan.?8
41% Mar 31
90
conv
39
4%,
45%
1
Co
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
2
26
41
32
16% Jan
Jan
Jan..7
66% Sep 24
100% Juir 20
2
Sep
21
Mar 12
12'% Sep
2
99
104% Jan
22
39 % Sep 15
98
May 13
49 % Dec
89% Nov 25
14
5
81
42
4%,
45%
*22%
Co_„
4.40% preferred—
3.80% preferred
15
13
41
22 %
88
4%
43%
%
27%
No par
—
Pblla Electric Co
.77
4%
45%
33%c
As
20
7
44 3 4
41%
%
41%
23 %,
-25
Phelps-Dodge
46% Jun
4%
22%,
2.50
28%
130
42
45
Corp of America—
2nd
29%
130
*86
Corp.:
Ry
20% "
56
,100
Brewing
B
8
36% Feb 27
4%
*18%,
5
preferred
8
24
26% Dec
Mar 30
20%
61
—
70% Mar
Apr
*18%,
56%
:
common
(Chas)
2,900
1
57
Sep
May
Pfizer
2.800
12
61 %,
-3.50
100
,
Nov
92
100
4
2,200
17%
11%
1
Co_
95
Sep
9
55% Sep. 23
17
24
Jun 16~
107% May 6
7
43% May
22
12
17%
11%
61%,
common
Eastern
Pet Milk Co
11%
17 Tit
20%
56
Peoples Drug Stores Inc„
9
Apr 23
10%, "
17%
11%
*18%,
61 %
—
Co
10%
11%
20%.
56
series preferred—
RR
As
10%
17%
11%
61%
preferred
Peoria
10%
17%
12%
55%
No par
4%%
Pepsi-Cola
10%
18%
12%
100
4.40%
50
Jan
Aug 27
13
10%
17%
62 V8
Peoples Gas Light As Coke
Mar 23
34% Oct
26 % Jan
*
170
55%
No par
Pennsylvania
13
37%. Jan
81
55% Mar 20
2,600
48%
Chemicals Corp—
Corp„
36% Feb
37
20%
B
91%
47%,
Glass Sand
5
92
9B% Oct
Jan
61
18
30% Sep
100% Jun
20
91 %
-
11%
100
Penn Power & Light com
8
98% Apr 20
Oct ' 1
41% Sep 23
49% Jan'*'5
69% Sep 23
2
5
5. .900
:
29%
61%
When issued
26 % Sep
29fa
93
12
50c
Co
Cement
C)
(J
29 %
54%
Ford
Penn-'Dixle
117
4,900
.2,400
25
prior preferred—:
conv
Va
97%
108
18
*18%,
Parmelee Transportation —No
par
Patino Mines & Enterprises.
1
Feabody Coal Co
80
96%
11
14 2/7
;
Rust
80
*106
10
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
Parker
%
4.400
16,800
16
17%
25
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
161,900
31%.
No par
:
Packard-Bell Electronics
62
14
,
22%
10
2.100'
12
■"
1
Corp
21
98% Jan
9
5
Inc_5
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% ' preferred.
Pacific Tin Consolidated
26
Doc'
Inc
Aggregates
51.800
*15%
95%
*91%
:
51%
22'ii
107
29%
,
27
76fa" -77%"
81
106
*91 >2
100
20%
31%
16
95 %
.
6,200
17
31%
.
80
97%
16,800
30%
82
80
31%
*15'%
108
29%
38
821
.*
22%
78
■
I?'.""1 HI
82%,
95%
106%
21%,
16
-80%
93
*105
%
470
50%.
51 %
21%
100
preferred
Penlck
39% Mar 12
30% Sep- 21
39% Nov 20
113
&
37%
.
21%
29%
Fisheries
*16%
27 %
.15
Pacific Finance Corp
:
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
8
2
Amer
Pacific Cement
2
28
Junkie
49
3
7
59% Jan
25
Jun
86
3% Nov 21
10
23 y0 Jan
82% Jan
8'
15
Pacific
29%
16%
26%
6.25
Pacific Coast Co common™
30%
27%
,
10
38%
V*
30
27 f i,
'
16
37%
*16%,
50 3 a
74 %>
31%,
*15%
__l
80
30%
48 %
„T
89
*16%
16%
27%
.
89
—__No par
85-preferred-
-•
89
79
*82
30c
Corning Fiberglas Corp
5,100
87%
79
30
—_
63
88
88
37%,
Glass Co com
4% preferredOxford Paper Co common—
28
4
Corp
(The
Shares
62%
92%
29 >4
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64%
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64%
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88%
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100
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64%
88
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58% July 23
10
Oct
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11
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the Week
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91
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13
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12
Jan
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6
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15% Dec
2
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9
66% Dec
31
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9
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7
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3
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7
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95% Jan
Sep "30"
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98
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88
86
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6
31
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77
17
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29% Dec 31
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57% Jun
9
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Thursday
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37
36%
38%
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130
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130
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23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
.
(1852)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
48% Dec
2
30 Va Jan
16% Apr
43% Feb
31
10
45% Apr
8
14 Va Jan 13
21% Feb 28
16% July 14
31% July 25
25% Jun
30% Dec
9
25
37% Jan 26
33% Jan 14
4%
4%
Oct
9
12
Jan
5
Sep 21
8% NOV
2
3Va Jan
Oct
Jan
12% Feb
16% Jan
42% Jan
15
7
13
16% Dec 31
54
Jan
9
22
May 20
60% Jun 24
16% Jan
16,% Jan
29% Jun
2
17 Ye Sep
11
19
19
12% May
Jan
31
50% Oct 27
2
Jan
7
97/e Dec
9% Jan
2
14% Nov
37% Apr
8
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
77% Dec
5
8% Jan
54% Dec
46% Jan
29
30
33% Dec
9
10
47%
60% Oct 26.
84% Mar 26
Mar
116
47% Jun
9
10% Jan
87% Mag- 22
2
78% Jan
20% Dec
22
14
Oct
3
1% Jan
2
Feb
28
109% Dec
1
19% Jan
2
38% Nov
13
22% Jan
2
44% Dec
16
Jan
2
2
5% Oct
35% Dec
13
22% Jan
July 18
34% Dec
10
41% Dec
31
55
4
28
28 V* Jan
2
22% Jan
Apr
2
90
Jan
30% Oct
2
312
6
505
96
13% Jan
37% Jan
Jan
July 15
53% Jun 23
48% May 15
481% Jan 29
81
Oct
5
Oct 30
24% Mar 12
2
29% Jan
1
18
28
16
8
12% Nov 20
10% Jan
7
14% Mar 25
20% Dec
17
2
19% Jan
2
34
May 27
Aug
2
3
16% Nov 24
2
13
53% Nov 20
40
Oct
6
50% Jan 26
8
16
Jun
24
16% Jan
Apr
7
2
40% Nov 20
37% Sep
11% Dec 30
10 Va July
24% Jan
Jan
8
14
24% Jan
6*
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26'A Jan
2
Jan
20
20% Jan
2
26% Oct 28
Jan
2
10% Jan
2
Apr
53
90
7
July 10
25
36% Dec
11
Dec 31
10% Apr
17
16
18 V2 Feb
12
48% Oct 24
32% Jan
61% Dec
34
46
13
Feb 20
17
55 % Feb 12
8% Apr
Dec
17
2
86
2
99% Jan 24
19
May
5
28% Oct
12
Jun
17% Jan
87/8 Jan
7% Feb
4
39% Sep 30
25
Dec 11
Sep
3
4
Dec 22
19% Dec 22
11
4% Mar
12% Mar
35
Jun
Oct 24
16% Aug
4
25
46% Dec
1
10
267/e Feb
79% Apr 30
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Mar 13
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4
5
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3
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45 y2 Aug 12
76 % July 20
9
10
49
July 27
Feb
9
16
Aug 13
87% Mar
75'% Oct 20
81
Jan
5
9
86
96
Apr
13
8
Sep 18
Sep 21
July 16
30% Mar 18
78
Mar 17
6% Sep 21
31% Sep 21
40% May 25
21% Oct 30
2
13% Jan
37
Oct
39*A Jan
17% Jan
1
10% Mar 11
29% Apr
3
26 Va July 16
45% Mar 18
50% Oct
7
-
13
18 Va Jan
8
69 % Oct
17% Feb
24
23% Oct
18% Jun 23
12 %
15
Jan
26
17
Shattuck
90*A May 21
(Frank
Jan
10
2
9
23 Vb Sep
22
45 Va Mar 25
38
Jan
14
52 % Sep
45% Jan
2
32% Dec
17
40
4
Nov 17
50% Nov 20
2
70% Oct 10
68
16% Sep
5
20% Dec
18% Jan
6
Oct
14
1
66% Dec 24
3
72% Sep 30
51
Jan
7
50V2 Jan
51% Oct 23
Feb
25
25% Apr
15% Jan
7
2
23% Oct 14
12% Sep
9
14% Jan
2
25% Dec 17
22% Feb
16
Jun
4
44% Jan
13
15%! Apr
6% Jan
3
48
26
16% Jun
25
46% Mar
Jan
22% Aug 12
23
12% Jun
2
22
17% Jan
22
Apr
33% Jan
14
20% Sep 30
21% Nov 14
46% Dec
19
44% Jan 22
45
52 % Apr
25
21% Dec 18
39% Oct 21
14
Oct
28
2
10% July
8
6% Oct
13
20% Jan
2
34% Dec 30
30% Jun
9
47% Jan
14
47
Oct
9
24
Sep 22
25% Jan
7
32% Jan
13
52
May
9
34% Dec 30
36
May 29
61 % Dec
17
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
28% Jan
2
35
Dec
31
33
Jan
2
44% Dec
9
34% Jan
2
65% Dec 31
37% Dec 29
18% Sep 23
Oct
13
54% Jun
30
24% Oct
28
3
59 V2 July
27
104% July 27
31% May 22
67% Apr
2
74%, Apr 14
July 23
64
22% Jan
5
29% July 7
61% Jun 30
52
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24%, May 29
8% May 18
38
Apr
20
52% Feb
25
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
35% Mar
3
Jan
10
56
Dec
29
Puerto
Rico
Bo»*hprn Pacific Co
When issued
Southern
40% Jan
8
22 % Oct
30
195/<>
3
7% Dec
3
49% Apr 22
Nov
26
12% Jan
2
17% Apr
85 % Jan
17
2
62% Jan
20Ye Jun
67% Oct
Apr 22
18% Nov 20
25% Dec
95
May
15
7
79% Sep "24
31% Dec 29
For footnotes see
13
92
page
26.
Railway
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75
13
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2
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2
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10
Spalding (A G) «5z Bros Inc
8parton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
8
87% Oct
8
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30
89% Apr
10
85
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22
21%4 Mar 16
4.20%
preferred
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28% May 21
97% Feb 13
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32% Sep 24
37% Oct
9
Spiegel Inc common
7R
84% May
7
21 % Oct
22
86
14
Oct
Oct
2
26% Jun
10
37% Aug 17
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1,900
22%
21 Va
85
16%
16%
85
88%
*86
21%
21%
21%
22%
23
23%
23%
24%
155,000
88
88
88
88
36%
36%
36
36%
80
79
79
34%
35
35%
88
88
88
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
37
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
33%
33 Va
34 %
33%
34%
33
71
*69
*31%
87
85%
88
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SO nrpfprrprf
$4.50
%,
14
*13%
73%
49
32%
100
5% Sep
56% Jan
14
72%'
7%
No par
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
5
14
45)
•
49%
33%
No par
19
12
4,800
22 %
No oar
common
19% Jan
9V2 Mar
8%
25
Edison
Gas
16
Jan
8%
5
15
2% Jan
8%
22
,-25
24% Oct
12
8%
32%
com—5
Co
60% Jan
40% Dec 31
8%
■
47
2r% :,22% .
19"■»
19%
40%: '.41%
18% 19?,,
14%
14%
39% "40%
*12%; 122i
17!« " 173.,, >
—No par
Sugar
California
8
10
•: 7.500
59%
•
' >11%.' 11%
1
preferred
22
Jan
19%
8c Tr—
Sep
8
Sep 25
Jan
18%
47.%
«g2
7.50
63% Jan
68% Mar 13
10
57
>18%
:
59%
71 Va
32
20
V'PV
14
74%
-
36% 367
•
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68d690695
*235
8%
S
1,000
57
18%
*57
59%
25%,-i26,i!
7.50
Feb
27
26%
•„
*
2,400
18%
46%
~ 5%^- 5%
48% *49%
*50%' -52%
44%* 45%
Natural
78
27
27
58%
18%
59%
53 •
Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
13
26%
58'. a
27
*57
-
.800
.
/
47%
40
Southern
Nov
61
59%
71%-' 72%
Southern
70
600
200
17%
61
•
46%
*511:
37%4Marl6
17
17%
61
47%
,39%
46% Jan
July 15
17
60%
59%
20V- 21%-2%\; 2% '
5
19
17
59%
*7?%f-floV
Smith-Corona Marcliant Inc
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith Kline & French Labs—No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
Solar Aircraft Co
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum——1
South Carolina E & G Co com__4.50
5%
preferred
50
South Jersey Gas Co
2.50
8%
48-.
8%
*
17%
.
'73%
>59%* 60% ^
31% Oct
2
13,600
a
60%
%8%
*1.3%
'*
128
Southern
16% Jan
28,700-
291
60 %
18%;.;
8%
95%
8outhpm
Aug 20
333u
17%
58.% •5
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45
3
77
30
283a
47-
..
633/4 Mar 25
49
3434
29:?«
58%'
41% Sep
22
4,400
48%,
24
Sep 22
207a
'
27% 4
■
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74
8%
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'
60%
27%
•
45)
127 %
No par
G)
23 Va Oct
30
17%
19
35
19%
■
1.7%.:
17,%>
18%
Feb
34
►
8-%
«
.60%
63%"' 64%
New York shares ordinary
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
Slegler Corp
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
Simmons Co
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
No par
Simplicity Pattern Co
—1
Sinclair Oil Corp
5
Skelly Oil Co
25
Smith (AO) Corp_
10
South
'
18%
93%.
2.50
Shell Oil Co
Shell Transp
13% May 20
■'
.
32%
3
Corp
Sharon Steel Corp—;
19% Jun
8%
60% %
•'44
—5
5
Shamrock Oil & Gas
85% Oct, 7
20%
8%
x_
r
No par
Shahmoon Industries Inc
49
17
1,300
19%
-
2
*8%
46%
1
46% Jan 26
11
27% •■/
27%
8%
73%
v
No par
32% May
13
12
32'
27%
'
48%
.
20 G
1
1
1
$5.25 preferred—
Sep 21
35% Oct
6
7
Sep 21
18%,
32%
28%:
.
1
1
Servel Inc common
1
7.900
17%
"
27%
%
•v*
33%
"8%
f 8%
'*ia%!' 14",.
-No par
50
100
Seiberling. Rubber Co
Apr
32%
70,100 -;;
29
21
%
•
28.600
1
Corp
Sealrlght-Oswego Falls
Sears Roebuck & Co
15 Va Mar 20
91
51%
34%
,'58%.
Seagrave
27% Jun 26
12
300:
24'4 '■
52%
"23%
'
33V2
28%
18%:
1.66%
4% preferred
100
4.30% conv preferred—,
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
6t L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
Bt Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
Ban Diego Gas
Electric Co—10
San Diego Imperial Corp-——1
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Bcherlng Corp common...
1
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
1
Bcott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Bcovlll Mfg Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_
—20
Seaboard Finance Co
1
5
6
Jun
'18
*32
'"
53 %
18%
^
20%
58%.
1
9% Jan 20
25Apr
8% Jan
58
Feb
1
Apr 15
36% July 24
38
Apr
1
27
July 8
10
39% Nov 17
Dec
258
24%.
v
51%
•
20%
flaleway Stores common
52% Feb
82
8% Jan
15
90% Aug 17
39% Feb
85% Apr 10
40
10% May
25'A Sep
22
48% Dec
Jan
25
91% Jun
69
16
Jan
24
42% Jan
-
2
12
7
10
Sep
69
72% Jan
July 10
3
Oct
Nov
2
30 V2 Jan
19% Sep
74% Nov 11
Oct
6
Jan
Apr
28
12
92
21% Apr
35
May
236
16% Nov 21
75
71
Oct
24
25
1
2
22
21
14
17
22
28 <
81 y* Jun
r0
19
35% Nov 17
31% Dec
1
21% Oct 30
73
Oct 29
467/e Dec 10
"97
NOV 21
Jan
24
••
-
233 % No"
24
22% Jan
2
161
V~
>4
1
42V* Jan
10
9a
9
May 22
35
41% Dec 22
10
».
Sep
22
1
—
Rubbermaid Inc^
Ruberoid Co
Wnnoert t.lnei>h\
Ryan Aeronautical Co-
47% Mar 11
14V4 Mar 25
22
2
16% Oct
2
Jun 22
17
14% Ocv 26
issued
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
3
4,500
70
*69
.
28%
21
*
17%
2.50
.
1
Ronson Corp
Roper (Geo D) Corp
22
30% Jan
.
22
30% July 23
39% July 24
701
Aug 27
92
Jan 30
25% Oct
16
Jun
55
.24
.
18%
18
70
*69
.
28%
„
'27%
ho
5% Mar 17
19
18
39 % Jan 23
23% Jun 17
4
31% Jan
35% Feb
25% Dec
22% Dec 30
7% Apr
12% Jan
Dec
•
1.100
""
28
60.%.
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
5
Preferred 3.60% series
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
Rhodeslan Selection Trust—
5s
Richfield Oil Corp
No par
Rlegel Paper Corp
Rltter Company
5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com„1
5%% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Cora-No par
Rochester Telephone Corp—
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp 1
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
_2o
4% preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
I
l
45% Sep
4
59% Oct 12
16
35% July 27
30
*
—
preferred series A
conv 2nd pfd
4Vu%
5
Jan 26
111
Oct 22
70
32 Vi Apr
Inc
4%%
2% Ja.n
31%
32
I
10
—10
5
-~5
preference
When
25% July 16
69
313a
.
28
29
Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co common
15
43% Oct 27
Dec~12
18%
35%
Rexall Drug &
76
Oct
8
17% Sep 21
1% Sep 22
9
26
52%
63 3 a
68%
31%
33
25) .V
Revlon
3
7
65% Feb
62,300
59%"
68a4
Va
31
33-'
36%
63% July 27
81% Sep
18
.19
28%
54% July
"
ll7/« July
14% July
7
122% July 28
68% Oct 14
48% May 15
163
July 24
30% Jan
31
*28
preferred 3%% series—-100
Republic Ariation Corp——
,-1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred—10
Republic Steel Corp.
10
Revere Copper & Brass—
■—5
50% July
63% Oct
78 % Dec
6
41% Jan
Sep
39% Dec
2
32% Jan
8% Sep
13
66% Apr
38% Jan
18'%'
33
Conv
28% Jan
22
18
22
8
5
28
24%
-j
53
50%
35%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co—
5
60% Mar
■
24%
50%
-24%
x24%
v
21
Reliance Mfg Co common
,36% July 23
Jan
55
26%
>"53%
20% '
Reliable Stores Corp
17
63% Sep
1
69
70
——.—1
Chemicals
69
,
60 %
68%
31%
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior
16
20 % Apr
7
11,
18
70
-.V
25%
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
Reis
69
*68
—50c
Reichhold
40% Apr 22
68%
31
-
32
,50%
50
2nd preferred
noncum
68
68
31%
Shares
■
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
27% Jun
1
41% Sep 28
17
1st preferred
noncum
68
32
the Week
59%
60%
; 59
V
08 %
.
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 2!)
Oct. 28
60 %
59%
GO 14
.
32
No par
—1
5
—50
Rayonier Inc _—
.——;
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common—
Jan 21
17% Oct
27
2
Jan
30% July 10
73% Apr 27
32% Oct
29
257/a Aug
8
14% Oct 27
17% May 28
6
73
9
30
28
27% Oct 29
68 %
5
Inc
Raybestos-Manbattan
May 22
6
19% Feb
43% 8ep
59%
No par
1st preferred
$3.50
Ranco
56% Jan
23% Dec 17
69
Dec 17
25% Jan 20
34% Jail 24
10
Radio Corp of America com- JNo par
5
6
74% Mar
36% May
Oct. 27
Oct. 30
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 26
Par
EXCHANGE
May 11
71
9
24
23% Jan
9
67% Sep
75% May 12
24% Dec 31
60% Oct 21
30
69 Ve Sep
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan,
Year 1958
"
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
-
*86
*79
34%
3,800
50
120
10,800
90
20,700
-
0
Volume
190
Number
5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1853)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 11)58
Lowest
40 Va Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
69 Va Dec
19
Aug 29
85% May
6
Jan
2
17'% Nov
2
28
3
Jan
3
37a Nov
19
43 74 Feb
25
2
—
,61% Jan
35
.
74
35 Va Feb
50
18
66% Sep
10% Jan
Jan
23
Sep
3
4014.Pet 26
'
12
10
2
'
85
Jun
8
14'.JuTi
18
18 % NOV
29% Jan 14
;/;Jan
43174 Jan
;
6
v.
54
13J/2 Jan
Dec
11
27%Dct
22
1774 July 27 *
2374 Jun
{
71
.
-
.
Feb
.
<:
8
23
28
Standard By Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner .Corp__
Starrett Co (The). L S.,—
Stix Baer
19
6014Nov
12
52
65
20
26% Dec
18
24% Jan
5
Oct
20
9% Jun
9
16
14
15% Jan
66 V4 Dec
31
2
28% Dec
29
9
Apr
1
12% Aug 14
79
Jan
16
87
Nov
24
59
Apr 24
69
Jan
.2
20% Jan
57
Oct
■*
Storer,.Broadcasting Co
Studebaker-Faekard. Corp.
28
28
Oct
28
66 74 Jan
Sunbeani
2
94
7
2
28 Va Dec
15
23% Oct
Aug 14
30% Mar 19
25 J/4 Apr
23
2074 Sep 21
38
Dec
30
32
Oct
6
97
Dec
19
92
Oct
6
106% Feb
9'A Jan
24
6% Oct
8
9
22 V4
Jan
13
6% Jan
7
1360
Feb
31% Mar
1865
25
Aug 11
42% Sep
5
3
6
1280
Oct
30
31
Oct
29
Jan
27
2165
28
Jan
47
4974
4775
4875
42%
4175
42
75
62,600
53,400
5074
4874
4974
5274
4874
49 J/4
213,500
25
Apr
3
2974 Jan
38% Aug 27
35
Jan
5
47 74 Aug 21
'10% Oct 22
14% Mar
36% Dec
5
9% Nov
29
Feb
9
17
19
2
Temco
30
35 -'4 Sep
25% Mar 18
89
24
Dec
22
42% Oct
9
30 %Jun
25
3bu/h
16
36% Dec
55% Feb
71 Va Oct
21
8774 Aug
11
27% Jun
liub
Talcott Ino
Texaco
3
22%
Jan" 13
Apr
1
3574 Apr 14
39 74 July 15
Jan
2
37
Aug
8
24% Nov 10
27
15
17% Oct
22
2574 Mar 16
26% Jan
2
86
Dec
1
61 J/4 Jan
27
39 J/4 Aug
22
24% Oct
12
141/4 Mar 10
25
2
6 y4 Jan
2
171/4 Dec
44% Jan
7
67
Oct
Nov
_
8
25
Feb
18
63%
62
16
16
167a
1674
*16
58
*22%
-2374
17%
1874
17
18%
*16
.59
59
3074
74
15%:
1674
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470
60
60%
26
26%
12%
1374
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24
22%.
22%
*2274
32%
32%
93
9374
6175
6074
6174
23
23
'
23
.
1775
1774
1874
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18%
5775
3074
3174
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29'A
2574
2774
24%
26
20 •
1774
19%
17 7
1874
618
60
540
6074
27
12 74
*81
5875
>
58
580
535
12%
12
12
12%
3,600
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23%
61,000
217a
21%
2,900
33
*32 74
3374
3,200
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94%
900
674
9,000
*81
59 %
59
59
2474
2475
2475
22%
2274
22
3274
32%
33
9374
9474
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3275
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675
1390
31
1315
3274
3,600
75
84
2274
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3,000
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6,760
6074
27
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27
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674
1,500
865,300
570
6074
24%
33
a
2,600
1,309,000
2774
59
1335
400
5874
5974
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3,200
3174
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84
7,300
,
1874
3074
3274
3574
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10,200
100
1775
5974
24
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■
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28
5774
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35%
60
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26 74
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2974
550
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16
50
6074
1274
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13,100
1575
5074
2774
2674
18,800
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542
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74
5974
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38,700
1,200
62
3074
3074
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,
2074
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4074
2075
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39
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:
5874
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5,000
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3174
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29
27
27
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4574
4574
45%
45 74
46%
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46 74
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16,900
11
1074
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1175
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11
10,900
44 7
4474
4374
4374
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13,400
27
200
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1074
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4474
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4374
10
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10
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10
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1174
6,700
1174
1174
11%
1174
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1174
1174
1174
1175
6,400
.
38%
39
39%
3974
4074
4074
4174
4174
3174
3174
31%
31%
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3174
3174
4274
3274
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5
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31
1.25
Co
29
23,400
76%.
76%
79%
7974
807o
8074
81%
8014
8175
52,300
10,800
30%
3074
30 74
3074
30%
30%
3074
30 Va
30
3074
28
2874
29
30
30
3074
2974
30 7
2974
3074
21,500
17%
1874
17%
18%
17%
1874
1774
18
1775
17%
45,000
16774
2574
2574
1627b
159
163 %
16175
169
j
OH
&
10
cx-distributlon
Texas & Pacific
167
'
165
3,000
16774
35,200
2574
26%
26
26%
2574
2674
2514
25%
16
23
Jan
2
30
Apr 24
3174 July 30
3674 Mar 4
10,700
22%
Sep 21
72
Tliiokol
$1.25
2274
2274
2275
2274
2275
2275
68
6874
6774
6874
667
a
67%
6674
2274
2374
2274
2374
2274
23%
2375
2475
50o
preferred-
Chemical
Thompson
115
common
conv
115
*25
*115
116
115
11674
*115
116
4,300
116
380
6675
66 74
7,300
2475
2474
55,800
25%
25%
25%
2674
3474
34%
3474
3474
3375
3474
33
3374
3,900
5074
5174
5474
5074
54 %
5274
5414
5275
5474
109,500
13%
14
1374
1374
X1374
1374
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*1374
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55 74
7.50
2574
34
5474
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2574
34
_No par
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Co__
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(J
2374
—100
Thatcher Glass Mlg, Co..
36 Va
Inc
1
No par
24
Textron
2274
2275
11775
6674
Ry CO—
Texas Utilities Co
May 6
1474 Oct 14
165
a
Pacific Land Trust:—
38% Nov 21
7074 May
20%
6274
59%
25
22
8
2074
58%
30
Inc
Sub share ctfs
29% July 30
52
7,000
36
2974
l
8
1
2,700
1574
6374
5074"
9
19% Jan
12% Oct
3675
1575
20%
2974
,_l
16
Dec
3675
1575
1
21% Dec
25
3675
15
3674
507 a
500
35
1574
2074
5074
100
„
3574*
6274
.
500
36,300
1574
3574
'
*91
9,600
32 74
3474
•
62%
"
4.16%
9% Apr 28
15% Jan
2
Feb
96
20%
6274
Corp
Texas Pacific Coal
2674 May 18
12474 Mar 18
74% July 23
63
95
..
3674
29%
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Producing Co_—3374
.No par
29
111% Sep
11
Dec
1574
*90
5574
89
3174
Texas Gull
Texas
113
96
5374
*86
Texas Gull Sulphur
Texas Instruments Ipc
39% Jan 23
28
24% Dec
98% Jan
169
1574
50
-
12.50
Tennessee Corp
Tennessee Gas Transmission
14
15%
61%.
(James)
Aircraft
3574
.22
TelAutograph Corp
19% Jan
3
21
90
3374
25
Sweets Co of America
A CO-
44% July 16
13% Mar 16
6
Feb
10% Sep
90
3674
16
1
Symington Wayne Corp
20% Dec
32
35%
.
'55
87
2074
l
A
53%
86
3175
62 74
1
swill
13% Aug 19
8
100
53
87
.
*
1574
20
common
5474
3174
31
.25
29% Dec
2
*85
3574
_5
3
2
53 74
8674
3074
29%
25
2
3% Jan
54
30
5
Paper Co
2
9% Jan
i;
*85
3174
*88
lOc
7% Jan
9
5174
88
30
;
Co
19% Jan
18% Jan
*8474
1
Sutherland
23
1,300
4175
par
29% Jan
30
4%
48%
j
Mining
100
*474
4974
Superior OH of California
,
4j/4
5074
Corp..*.
Sunshine
23
May 11
474
42'A
100
574% 2nd pfd series of
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
20
474
4974
i
Sunray-MId-Cont Oil Co
474% preferred series
874 Mar 20
474
23,500
49 74
__—
2474 Apr 29
15
474
400
16%
4174
,
38% Jan
72
i_
*474
16
50
Sundstrand Corp___
5
Chemical Corp common.
1
$4.50, series A preferred
No par
Sun Oil Co
No
Mar 13
65% Feb
1674
4974
Sun
1574 Mar 20
1575
4274
$5 conv'. preferred—
38% May 29
16
4774
When' issued
618
Sep 22
50.
Apr
8
25 J/4 Sep 21
11% Sep 23
80% Sep 29
1574
4874
Co____
Oct
20
325
39 Va Feb
&.Fuller,
2974 Oct
9% Aug 26
1674
4,000
76
4074
Stokely-Van Camp Iric common
5% prior preference.
;—
Stone & Webster-—-
Jan
1574
5
2774 Mar.13
22
17% Jan
2% Jan
1774
*75 V*
47%
Li
37 % Jan
.
1674
76 74
40%
15
15 Va Jan
2
3374 Mar 25
*75%
_5
20% Jan
Sep 21
76
46%
z
8
*
*75%
»
■/ 8
4074
rr '' i
7
6
3575
7574
a
16V4 Oct
Aug 25
7574
5
.
May
Apr
76
No par
1874 Nov 28
;
7074
3o
1
22 > Dec
-
6975
3U
7
10% Jan
-
71' Va
*3o14
25
15% Jan
15% Jan
71
35%
4 7 74
.
Stevens (J P) & Co Iuc—
Stewart-Warner Corp
Oct
70%
common___10
Sterling' Drug Ine—
64
7074
*3574
f 4%
Jersey
34% July
1
7174
3574
*4%
Nc.v
59% Jun 22
Shares
7074
3574
46 74
Oliio
of
the Week
10c
Standard Oil of
Stauffer Chemical Co—
SterchiBros Stores Inc./
Apr 21
1874Jun
5
42 J/2 Jan
43
-
Friday
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
7174
'*75
Standard Oil
^
4074 July 29
/•■26%. Feb
45% NOV 12
2
Jan
Standard Oil oLIndiana
17
—■
-.
6.25
Standard Oil: of California
23>
Sales for
Thursday
-1
Oct. 28
35%
1
Co
Wednesday
70%
.Apr
7 ' ;':374% preferred series A
_100
Standard Packaging Corp com.
39% July 27
_l
,"$1.60 convertible /preferred
July *6
30
41% July 27
$1.20 • convertible preferred-/.
20
"
29
Gas & Electric
Oct. 27
*3574
92
2
20„• Jun 26
527a Sep
9
oar
No par
,117
12
Jan
-Standard
26
6474 Jan
No
com
$3.50 preierrect.
No
Standard: Coll Products Co Inc
23
5274 Apr
inc.
Tuesday
Oct. 36
Par
When issued
24
5974 Jan
-
6
12V4 Jan
*18
14% Nov 20
■
*'■
7
84
Standard.JBtrands
14
July 29-
6274 Jan
30
2715 Jan
29
'
10% Jan 15
17% Jan
50% Sep 22
30
••.'33"a Dec, 31
*'
5
45% Oct 23
,
89'' Dec
3
82% Feb
9
29% Dec
2
14Va Jan
45% Oct
Oct
23% May 11
3ya May 29
59% Dec 31
94% May 26
'■
17
2
11% Nov
* Nov;
,60% Nov
;;
36
8
Monday
EXCHANGE
75 Va Aug 20
30
Jun
13% Sep 21
61% Nov 21
47% Feb 21
4215 Feb 24
36
i
7
Oct
73
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
5874
55
55%
547
5574
5474
55%
53 75
81
8074
81
*7974
8074
*7.974
2674
26
26
1,400
500
Thompson' Raino TVooldridge Inc—
41% Feb 25
81% Oct
8
20
Jan
90
2
21 Va Nov
.
73
17
31-- Jan
2
7
42:
Jan
IOV2 Jan
27% Jan
52 Va Oct
16% Jan.
43
2
46% NoV
16 VaJDec
15
65% Dec V 2
*
32% NOV
-
3
17 74 Apr
70 .Jan
16% Jan
8
3474 Sep
1
4274 July 15
24% Jun 18
Sep 21
50J/4 Sep 15
42% Aug
3
56% Jan 14
v-17% Oct-30
;
40% NOV
1
58
Apr
7
2
25% NOV
17
21
Jan
12
29
53
Oct
13
52
Jan
14
59
36% Dec
16
55% Dec
1
17
23% Feb
20
37
11
Feb
7
5474 Mar
54'/a Jan
9
*75% Mar
3
2
42'%' Nov 21
10Va Jan
8
15% Jun
16
32% Jan
3% Jan
6
39% Dec
5
2
15'% Oct 28
30% Sep 22
13% Jan
13
26% Oct
22
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
127/8 Jan
2
23 J/e Dec
11
5%-Jan
2
11'% Dec
29
44
?
'July31
3474 Jan
Jan
21% Jan
■
"
4374 Apr
30% Sep 21
9
36
Jun
;
13% Mar
6
48'
Sep 24
3
5
Mar 13
—No par
2
Co
——
Transam erica
Corp
•
1
2
—
Transue &-Williams Steel/
Trans
World
-
No par
Airlines Inc--.—
5
Coach
Twin
171/4 Oct 22
10% Jan
14% Jun
Udyllte
Oil
TXL
20
237I(
2474
2375
24
2374
23%
16,800
22.74-
217
22
21%
22
2175
21%
2,900
6074
5974
5974
58%
59
'*'6875
5974
5874
5975
4,700
227a
2274
21 %
23
2374
2474
24.74
24%
11,000
16
1674
16
.16 74
16
16
1575
16
5674
5674
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3174
3174
3175
3274
3175
3274
*3474
3574
3474
35%
*3374
3575
'
56%
5774
57
30%
3174
3174
3174
*3374
357a
35
35
1
j
v
57%
56
4,400
57
1,500
29,300
400
22
2274
2174
2274
2074
22
21
22
2175
22
17,000
3874
37%
3874
3774
3874
37%
38
3774
38
9,600
50
*5074
5174
26%
2774
1
(conv)_
50
517«
37%
51
26%
2774
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3'<74
.
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3874
3174
3074
3174
9 74
974
35%
9%
974
974
*39
41
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3074
*9
41
56
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5174
2774
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.900
2774
7,000
57
3775
36
387 a
37
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3074
41
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50%
07
56
2
38
57
5174
S
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53
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57
32
974
26%
3774
38
57
31%.
50%
5174
2674
*53.
56
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57
57
3174
31
3115
975
*39
41
975
*37
9
9,200
200
11,200
74
600
41
1074
11
107
a
10 %
1074
1174
7,400
19 74
1974
187 a
1974
1874
10%
35,800
l
1074
1174
1074
1
17%
18'«
1874
1
13%
14
1374
13%
1374
137a
1375
137a
1315
14
5,000
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20%
21%
2074
20%
2075
2074
2074
2174
20 74
21
11,900
974
974
974
1014
1074
1074
1014
1074
45
4574
7,200
13515 13514
13,800
Co__
Corp
8075
24
22
3774
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd .scries of 195750
20th Century -Fox-Filml
Twin City Rap Transit com
No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
17% Apr 20
2574 Apr
l
*5674
11,400
.2274
«
16 74
16
*7974
55
1
Tri-Contlnental Corp common
$2.70 preferred—
Z
/
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Preferred series A
59%
22 74
81
2274
.2374
21%
^
a
22
22%
10
25
Trane
•
*7974
100
.
5
11
3:
10
;
.common—
Tishman Realty & Construction
ToledolEdison Co
26
1
Oil
«$1.20 preferred/—
Timken 1 Roller ' Bearing
15
> 29 V Jan
5
;
4% preferred
Tidewater
2674 Aug 17
2
537 a Sep 21
25% Jun 10
5
37, s!Feb
V
23
14
24\vJan 16
61% Oct 12
2
15% Jan
Jan
Common
6
29,74 Apr
19%' Mar 11
1
.
88
2
20% Sep 18
22
21% Sep
45 J/a Jan
.
14
26 J/4 Dec
j
-
79% Oct
5
18
Sep
2
Feb
45
May 20
281'2 Aug
15
21% May 15
23% Jan 2i
:>
15
25 Va Apr
-
2
16% Jan
•12% Jan
-
Dec
—
-
10%
1974
U
30 Va Mar 25
Nov
20
Jan
12074 Feb
30 74 Jun
19
867a Oct
15
2
32% Dec
31
Sep
15
103% Jun
23
81'/a Feb
5
84
Apr 29
Mar 24
69 74 Oct
Apr 25
80
Sep
24
43% Oct
6
30
92
70 Va
Sep
4
81
80 Va Nov
10
94
40% Jan
13
54% Jun
24 J/4 Jan
2
36% Dec
16
9'/4Dec
74
18
Underwood
Union
Asbestos & Rubber Co__
Union
Bag-Camp
4
51
Apr
2
150% July 27
35% Mar 16
9
41■
(The)—/
Corp
';
Corp
14% Aug
28
31
10
3074 Mar 13
1974 Sep 15
9% Jun 12
126 J/4 Dec
837/a'Apr 17
27% Jan
2
Union Electric
Co
43%
4474
10
common
No par
Preferred $3.70 series—
No
19
10
87
5374 July 10
38% Feb 19
21
Sep
774 Sep
Union
Oil
of
Union Pacific RR Co
common
32
Oct
29
3774 Jan
6
241/4 Feb
19% Oct
1
2574 Feb
4
6
45
July 15
Union Twist Drill Co—
United Air Lines Inc
Oct
23
66
Mar 26
United
101
136
81
6
21 J/4 Jan
33% Nov
3074 Jan
52 J/2 Jan
69% Aug
36
111-
Jan
31
143
91
Jan
2
108
15% Jan
2
2774 Nov 26
91
Jan
10
45
Jan
37
Oct 27
19
2
Apr
15
100J% Mar 12
.
Oct
14
Oct
8
Apr
3
10974 Mar 26
24% Feb
Aug
Aug
271/8 Dec
9
3274 Mar 26
22% Jun
12
Oct
21
2674 Jan
13
86
3074 Jan
95
22
Mar 24
"
32% Sep 15
791/4 Oct
7
8'% Nov
18
3874 Apr
10 "
22%; Jan
34% Nov 21
11%: Jan
16% Oct
-
34%; Jan
13
64
Oct
22
8874 Apr
17
29
6%' Jan
Sep
23
22
33
Oct
26
16
Car
4%
4%
50
Dec 31
16% Dec 31
1674 Jan
2
17% Dec
1374 Jun
15
7
44 7
a
44%
32 74
327
3274
317i
3274
317-4
3174
3174
3175
10
1
United-Carr Fastener
(Del)—2.50
(Del)—J
Corp
United
1
Eler.tric Coal Cos
13
5974 Aug 27
United Gas Improvement
2074 July 20
1974 July 29
United Greenfield Corp
United Industrial Corp
2174 July 24
United
5
Co—1374
10
l—_2
16% Jan
174 Sep
8
274 Mar 10
2
5374 Aug .6
4
3474 Mar
United Shoe Mach
5174 Apr 14
8574 Aug 18
U 8 Borax & Chemical Corp cqm_ 1
2
3774 Oct
6
2
5774 Dec
11
6574: Jan
14
153
Jan
8% Jan
39
102
Sep 23
6% Jan
25
90
;Jan
7
2
17
11% Oct 29
'
23% Jan
47% Feb
12
3274 Nov
'
8% Dec
Dec
2
17174 May 23
16% Sep
2
4174 Sep
2
2
3
Jan
6
30
For footnotes
974 Jun; 17
see
page
26.
8074 Sep
2874 Oct
.
16
8
4274 May
6
86 74 Sep 22
145% Sop 22
874 Oct
29
35
Jan
26
120
30
Apr 27
165
Mar 30
6074 Oct
1274 Jan
3674 Mar
29
2
6%
Park
Ac
-1100
1
No pat
4
100
U S Hoffman Mach common—8274c
elass
29
9
44% May 28
474%
28% Sep
21
3574 Apr 20
U S Lines
8% Jan
2
26
25
,
22
Jan
25
common
preferred
Foreign Securities
974 Sep
10
1
Co
U S Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co common
7% preferred
40 74 Oct
17
City Mines
preferred
474%
U S
1
Merch & Mfrs Inc
United
287a Oct
1474 Apr
80
a
3174
774
8
77«
33
3374
3274
33
3274
21%
2174
2174
2174
2174
42 74
4274
X4074
38 74
3974
42%
42%
*7874
3275
7%
8
7%
8
8
I
3774
38%
3215
2175
2175
2175
*2175
22 75
500
4274
4074
4174
40%
41%
15,200
36
38
36 74
3775
3675
3714
87,700
*101
110
99%
99%
86
8474
8574
83
8474
8275
8374
28
28%
2774
28
2774
2874
277a
28
2414
24%
2474
24%
*9974
110
110
14,900
3274
'
*
27,100
8
3274
8574
*99%
774
30
150
29,700
32
_
*101
110
,
8,100
100
*8275
8415
1,900
27%
27%
9,100
4,600
2474
2475
2414
24 a4
a
*86
8874
8875
88%
*8675
8874
3274
32
32
3174'
3174
3074
31
29
30
2,100
6574
6574
67
6i 74
67
65
65
64
64
3,300
3374
3274
3274
88 7
*86
32
2474
2474
8874
*86
65
~
33
33
8
874
*35
35%
*32%
8
3574
10
8%
8
3574
a
474%
50
preference
U S Industries
1
Inc ^common.
preferred series A
Co-common
preferred
-—50
I
1
1C
814
35:74
*32 J/4
8
3574
33
874
*32V4
8
3574
35%
3374
200
875
12,700
1,300
3574
2074
2074
2074
3574
2074
20%
20
2075
20
2075
6,800
26
2674
2574
26
2575
26
2574
25%
2575
2575
55,000
3474
3474
3474
35
3474
35
34
3474
34
3474
11,600
5374
54
5374
5374
1974
—
45% Jan
4
100
4414
1874 NoV 21
2% Oct 21
:Dec
26%' Jan
2174 Jan
80
44
47% Dec
.78
*78%
44%
*77
.
4574 Mar
15
80
520
44%
Biscuit of America
No par
$4.50 preferred—;
:
No par
& Car ton Corp..
10
United Carbon Co___
No oar
4274 Jan
23
7074
80
45
United
30
3074 Oct
*6974
14,400
89 la
4374
United Board
29
2974 Sep
7074
32 74
43%
3
37% May 20
48% Jan
8
7074
32
4374
2
32i% Oct 29
33%! Apr 29
71%
5,000
8975
*7874
'Jan
22
*77%
78 74
13 Jan
32
78
78"*
0
;
2574 Oct
9
8874
78%
United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp
—10
9
3275
78
78 %
No par
3174 Sep
4874 Jan
22
1
8874
79
7174
10
Co
Corp
32
8974
7274
Aircraft, Corp common—
5
(ser of 1955) conv pfd
100
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
_100
United Artists
3274
88%.
*711:>
2374 July
11% May 16
574Jan
2
2
Tank
3274
*77
7274
•2
Jan
34% Jan
1074 Jan
preferred
non-cum
88 74
13575
.*7174
United
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
12
4%
32 74
4574
45
13474
79
974 May 19
3774 Mar 16
27%; Jan
8874
a
4574
13574
*77
12
774 Sep
2974 Jan
897
45%
13474
_10
California-
37% Dec 31
May
88 74
45 74
135%
79
par
.No par
No par
18 Va
26
32
3274
32
•
134.74
25
Preferred $3.50 series.
Preferred $4 series:.
Union
974 Feb
,
1
8
Apr
26% Jan
22
45
1357a
Preferred $4.50 series—
3
u
13474
4
Mar
10 7
No par
7974 Sep 14
77% Feb 25
9874 Mar
4
Aug
9%
Corp—_6%
Paper
Corp__
Union Carbide
.5
5374
*5374
18%
18%
187«
18%
*1874
17
1774
1674,
1774
1674
18%
1974
1874
19
187 a
5214
5274
*53 7-4
5314
191
1875
1875
18%
1815
2,200
17
1675
1675
1674
1674
10,900
1814
19,600
175
11,800
1974
1874
1875
18 %
600
174
17 a
174
174
175
175
17a
54%
5574
54%
5474
547«
55
55
5575
5474
55
31
31
31
31
3174
3174
31
3174
31
3174
430
3274
3374
3174
3274
317a
3274
3074
33
3174
23,900
83.
32
82
32 74
33
*82
83
*82
83
*82
175
175
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2974
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5274
55%
55%
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11,500
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10
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29
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43
29%
9
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100
2975
5,000
100
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25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November2^ 1953
.
(1854)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year I958,
Highest
Lowest
GO
2
5
Jan
43 %
18
29
Jan
21
U
S
Jan
22
119
Oct
6
U
S
Playing Caru Co
When; issued v—
U
S Plywoou Corp common-.
3%% preferred series A
88
29% Oct
2G3) MUr
73
Sep
82
Jan
3
108
Jai-
9
453/4 Feb
48 V) Nov, 18
30
58?'# May 18
99
21
10
Oct
95
1
Dec
23
76
80 % Mar 14
15
.
31 lis Apr
29% Oct
30
39% Oct
St
Nov
19.
Jun
69?a July
Apr
Jan
22
142 ?4 Sep
24
21?# Jan
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2
36?) Nov
11
47
41% Oct
14
33% Jan
27% Sep
19
2
30
38 % Feb
47% Oct
30
154
53 %
July 29
30
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3
51% Jan
13
97% Dec
143 % Oct
3
158% Jun
12
19:'V Jan
2
32% Jun
16
88% May 7
138% Sep 21
23% Oct 13
29
24
Oct
54% Feb
4
108% Aug 31
Jan 28
10
Jan
17J/a Jan
4% Jan
8
8
14% Feb
26
Jan
2
85% Jan
8
6
7
90% Dec
10% Nov
8% Jan
Oct
14
78
NOV
6
19»'4 May- 1
39% Dec
29
34% Mar 24
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14
57
10
46
3
157
Dec
Nov
142
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45
18%
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57
Sep
12
4
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28% Nov 28
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47
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30
141 %
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47 3i
preferred
convertible
$6
Corp
preferred
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10
Apr
73?) Oct
29
3
25% Apr'
29% Feb
Jan
16
July 29
Feb
9
50
Jun
9
36% Feb
8ft
Tobacco
Oil
Universal
Corp
4%%
Utah
Co
Co
Inc
Powef Js
4
62% Oct
9
19% Jan
2
Oct
14
823/4 Jan
2
17
33% Jun
9
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101
8
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82
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9
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partic preferred
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74
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9
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21
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«
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2
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preferred
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17
84
40
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83#
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7
21
Aug
109
59
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157
29
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*;,5
5
60% Aug 28
Mar 30
147% Oct
12
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81
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27
26%
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117
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2
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30
100
27
114
113
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27
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100
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Mar 5
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10
15%
2
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26%
113
preferred
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preferred—
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1%
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27%
115%
28%
S Smelting
S
37% Feb
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26%
115%.
1
S Shoe
U
U
5
Oct. 30:.
Oct. 29
Oct. 28
50
U
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26?'# Jan 21
6
22
Co
Oct. 27
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. Hi
10
preferred series B
Rubber
non-cum
153
33% Oct
38% May 16
Sep 25
S
154% Aug 10
297# oep
35
U
7
Pipe & Foundry Co
33/4%
136% May 18
7
14
140'
Monday
Par
Sales for
IIIGII SALE PRICES
LOW AND
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
24% Jun
28?# Nov 20
95
Nov 18
2
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NEW
Range Since Jan. J
Lowest
—
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101 ?4
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w
60% May 20
763/4 Mar 11
Wabnsh
UR
4%ft>
preferred
33% Jan
2
50
Oct
20
46% Feb
2
82
Oct
27
12% Jan
8
15% Nov
14
14% Jan
2
21
Apr
21
Wagner Electric Corp,
L
Waldorf System.,
—
27% Jan
2
51
Dec
1
25% Jan
15
36
Nov
7
43% Sep 21
333/4 Mar 30
39
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
Jan 13
84
8
Apr
8
12
16% Feb "4
14% Dec 22
95
Apr 25
11% Dec
-
2
48
34% Jan
2
44% Dec 31
25
Jan
2
19%
Mar~~7
22
11
Walgreen
29
Walker
20
Wallace
19
Walworth
18% Aug 24
67% Jan 16
9% May 21
94^-^eg
243/4 Jan
26% Dec 16
34% Jan
Oct
55% May
41% July
52% July
18% May
12% May 19
-<
4
16% Jan 30
Sep 22
50
8
Ward
Co
(Illraml G & W
Aug 21
12%
12-3),
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Inc
20
Oct
26
28% Apr
Jun
12
46
Sep 11
Washington Gas Light Co—No
Washington Water Power
No
Waukesha Motor Co
9
65% Aug 21
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
9
483/4 May
Nov
5
36% Feb
lA Oct
28
29% Nov
"5
25% Jan
31% Feb
24
31 %
40
Oct
50
Apr 29
40
% Oct 30
12
3% Jan 21
3
4% Dec
1
J-an
10
353/4 Oct
9
44% Jan
15
22
49% July 28
45
Sep
4
4
34
Jun
19
l?).Jan
23
50?4 Dec
15% Jan
13
25% Jan
2
95 % Oct
6
86
Sep 23
7
41% Jun
31
65
Mar
34% Oct 13
May 25
16?a Sep 22
353/4 Dec 22
•
33
105
May 20
99% Jun 11
Jun
19
88% Sep 24
79
Sep 23
4
8% Jun 30
8
56% Jan
23?'u July
38?) Apr
102
90
83% Dec
17
94
Jun
9
31 % Feb
28
51
Dec
19
42
May
8
4
103
May 6
28% Dec 31
243/4 Dec 17
96
Jun
2
101
26
Jan
7
38
237/a Jan
8
5
8
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
94% NOV 12
48% Jan 13
100
Feb
10
96% Oct 21
79% Dec 31
74% May
34
63
Jan
3
86
Nov
14
7
91
4.10%
West
2
15
2
343/4 Dec
2
55% Jun
24
:
33% Dec 29
83
Aug
8
110
Dec
11
33% Apr
83% Jan
16
4%%
7
54% Dec 31
6
96
Nov
52% May
92% Jan
10
16% Feb 21
313/4 Dec 30
56
Jan
68
26
Jan
7
91% Jan
2
21
4"% Jan
5
32 3/4 Jun
6
28
22
8% Oct
38
Nov
2
Sep 21
38% Aug 25
39% Aug 20
Sep~~5
97
Jun
15
7
9
25% July
7
65% Sep 28
49% Oct 21
100
2
23% Nov
Dec
21
98% Mar 13
39% July
78
Jan
13
15% Jan 30
48%
53% Mar 20
60% Oct
30
102% Mar 11
7
14
7
28 ?'8 July 21
3b
10
Jan
24-% Jan
1
6
Jan
July 23
1
Sep 22
2
31% Jan
37% Dec 22
135
Mar 25
118
20% Jan
25% Dec 29
Sep 30
23% Jun 22
21% Jan
32% Oct
29
36% Jan
14
Sep 24
84
Sep 22
94% Feb
78% Jan
2
90% Nov 13
80
Oct
22
4?4 Jan
2
11% Oct 22
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13
92% Aug 14
12?) July 24
233/4 Apr 16
25%-Feb 25
68% Jan
2
36% Aug 26
119% Oct 13
Apr
9
22% Dec 30
an,d asked prices;
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y
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no
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Sep 21
sales
on
this
E»-distribution.
61?8 Oct
9
84% July 15
39% July
2
8
49?) Jun 24
148
Sep
1
25?) Jun 24
136% Jun
day.
tin
4
37
6.100
-91
210
20©!
367a
100
1,300
81%
preferred series C
pulp & Paper
'
5
common
47? a
49
47:!«
48%
>80
49 V«
4
49 Va
48%
*95%
20
50'a
8,500
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98%
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100
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84
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35%
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Westinghouse Air Brake.:
10
Westlnghouse Electric common.12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
..100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
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Whirlpool Corp common™
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39%
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63,100
preferred
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2nd
noncum
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—100
Marvland
com. No nar
——No par
Issued
preferred—.
issued
-
Pacific
RR
inn
White
Dental
White
Motor
(The S S)
Mfg
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common
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42%
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convertible
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Low
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1
1969
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
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102.14 Nov
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Lowest
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FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
column
15
1974
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95.26
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15
1990
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Bristol-Myers Co. 3s, debentures 1968——^Aprd-OCt
Brooklyn 4riiion.Ga's, gen;mtge 2%s 1976—Jan-July
1st mortgage: 3s2 1980
—2
—Jan-July.
'.
1st mtge 4Vis l983_l
Map-Nov
—
129
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Jan-July
conv
Boston
73
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86%,.
193,3 »i ?
.
mortgage 2%s series I 1970
Jan-July
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Borden
1
.
Jan -July
1989-
f ,3?As jl990____2
f 4s i993i___.
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.
Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
April-Oct
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1 1968
Southern Italy Dev
Fund 5Vis 1974
Taiwan Electric Power
Co Ltd—
A5%s (40-year)
s f
1971
8 Vis due 1971
extended to 1981
81
1966—_/a?i-July
debentures 1980—
Boeing Airplane Co—.
(interest
1962__
s
f< debentures
s
s
Power
3'As
93
~
*93
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Jan-July
1962
ref:mtge
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external
31
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,
78
78'i
83
83
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•
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.
4
,
39
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1977_-_—_April-Oct
debs
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107
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1962
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Berlin
reduced
1956-
71
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—
v
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21
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74
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.—'——April-Oct
—
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_
63
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pursuant to Plan
to 2.5%)
1999
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r_
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.
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A
2004
.
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—
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2001
reduced to
18
.
80
14(FA' 267
70%
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Bgltilnore &,Ohio RR—
'
1st cons, mtge 3%s ser A 1970
Fcb-A77<7
*■
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Mar-Sept
1st cons mtge 4V4s ser C 1995
April-Oct
4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010
May
4%s conv debs serlesVA 2010__
:
i—-Jan-July
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'
*80
(State of)—
stnmnpf'
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—
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A
pursuant to Plan A
to 2%)
2012—
(interest
17
91
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145
'
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78:%
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39
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reduced
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1
--
95
70aa
debenturesjc 1979—'22__l________Ja7i-July
/ '""AVis/convt subordv:debs 19S7—Feb-Aug
18%
56
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1966—-May-Nou
Plan
lan
93
—
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June-Dec
8s 1952—
*
1
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sinking, fund
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253
267
98
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78
■-
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2.25%)
to
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.
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siac
pursuant
1
57
—
5
—
(interest
due
Plan
reduced to 2.375%)
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57
'
84%
17
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'
—
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_
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15
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2004
to
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.
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—
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:
pursuant to
reduced
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^
85
83
16
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15
57
82
1
—
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Jan-July
1953
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82
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A
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of
reduced to 2.25% )
1967
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61
:
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Atlantic Coast Line
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44
,
90
—
70 %
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4
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—
18
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Jan-July
2001
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—
(interns*
2.5%) 1999
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sinking fund gold
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external loan
—
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Plan
4
pursuant to Pi<m A
reduced to
reduced
'•
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2006
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'
""
General 4s 1995—12—i—-April-Oct
'
186
91%
12
April-Oct
1946,_
%
secured
186
"2
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Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
___Feb-Aug
Rio Grande do Sul
(State of) —
8 A8s external loan of 1921
1946
,
95r;i- 102/b
78%
Arbor first gold 4s July 1995_2—/Quar-Ja7i
1st
and Nyasaiand(Pederatlon of)
5%s 1973
|ARlo de Janeiro
(City of) 8s
7s
12
29
;
„
1947-April-Oct
1963
Rhodesia
A7s
96%
99
9(>34
•
93Vi
April-Oct
fund
Porto Alegre
(City of) —
8a 1961 stamn»d mirsunnt. t.n
Plni A
(Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
7Vis
101%
997
*50
I960—June-Dec
1968
assented
205
100
•--.
102%
a
90Vi
109
5Vis 'debentures ! 197712.--Feh-A-uS'
205
:
99Vb
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1961—April-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950
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series
1958—
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93
90
—
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1959
2nd series
6s
98
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29
74%
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4 Vi's debentures 197G-JL--——
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Feb-Aury
! • 5%'s subord debs:1977__—bz-—.
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'
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■
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100
97
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A
'
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1
100
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4
'
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4
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Vi
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98%
—
99
97
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———April-Oct
adj 1972
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97
5s. 1970—Jwne-Dec
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(City of) 6s 1952
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debt
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o
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i—-April-Oct
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debentures 1983%_i—_4—May-2Vou
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—
—
„
9534
68
110
%
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/debentures.
—
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81%
95%
-
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008-—
—Mar-Sept
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(Govt) 5%8 1970
—June-Dec
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97
90%
/' debentures «. 1984——d_——Mar-Sept
3 V4S
(interest
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62
88
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-
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138
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1982—_—
,
56
81%
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138
—
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.
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101
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88'
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27
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1970 ._.Af«y-Nov
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2%s
—
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4 %s
V 62
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—
,
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A
61
108%
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Feb-Aug
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::____Feb-Auf/
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119
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82
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84
84
u
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1——Jan-June
American Machine & Foundry Co—•
,,
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Jan-July
assented
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-4%s si debentures 1980_—_________—April-Oct
agree¬
new
16
203
101 Va
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95)%
20%
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1945
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10
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COMPANIES
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American
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ment)
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11%
HVa
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AND
RAILROAD
Aluminum
*
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1954
13
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.
20%
agree't)
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16
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,
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•
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.
(1942
Large
^
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new
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94
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95%
I_
lv
-"
1
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5 A Jugoslavia
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,
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—
30-year 3s b f'S bonds
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'
206
100
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§A4Vis
assented
1958__2
—Feb-Aug
A Yokohama (City of)
6s of '26 1961
-June-Dec
6s due 1961 extended to 1971—
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73%
67%
100%
202
85'a
I
Tn
68 Vi
68'4
Mar-ScjH
J*
to
19i
97
—
1003a 1003a
—June-dec
1963-.—
to
u
100
68
62
extended
1953
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(Republic of)—
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—May-Nov
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Map-Nov
■
103%
99%
70'.4
69
69 V4
1974—-i--_^M«r-Sept
1974
——Jan-July
extended
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191
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104
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6s
,
102 VA
1965
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,
40
26%
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rf'
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6%s due 1954 extended to 1964-—_—-Feb-Aug
due
Jan. 1
No.
"174
41%
,"102
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Japanese (Imperial Govt)—.
5%s
Range Since
Sold
High
.
1977
(Kingdom of)
s
Low
.
_
5%s
6
37
32%
33%
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—
s
96 ',4
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1947
30-year gtd ext
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Public
for
1977--——
3s
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series B
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f
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18
-
w
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—
114%
104
109% 110%
110%
—.—June-dec
paid 1964—
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paid 1968———
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-Oct
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&
funding 4 Vis 1966-———-Aprll-Oct
Helsingfors (City) external 6.%s 1960
April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977—
—Jan-July
Italian
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
t
part
Italian
Sale Price
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd-—
86s 1st mtge $. Series 1953———-June-Dec
1930—
3s dollar bonds 1972
Greek Government—
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Last
Period
"Tokyo (City of) —
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April-Oct
5 Vis due 1961 extended to 1971———April-Oct
High
_
5s
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
of
30
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
German
(cont)—
International loan
OCTOBER
Week's Range
Last
New York Stock Exchange
WEEK ENDED
I OR
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
103:
102 V* 109
'
•
Volume 190
Number 5895
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
23
(1857)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
,
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Central RR Co.
Central
N
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York
New
3V4S
J
Period
1987
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Jan-Jul]/
3s
Power
Friday-
a—<»
or
Low
42%
Bonds
81
Central Pacific Ry
Co 3'As series A 1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968——Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp—
"
>
.
■
81
Low
65
*
debs
subord
conv
1979
Jan-July
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5.90s
debs.ww
subord
conv
1971
April-Oct
Champion
4%s
subord
conv
Chesapeake
debs
Ohio
&
103
101% 104
4'As
gen
Refund
Refund
R &
and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
first consol gold 4s 1969
Jan-July
A
div
Second
consolidated
gold
1989
4s
113%
'
i.
77
%'
AGeneral
A5s
mortgage
inc
Income
debs
1997-
5s
conv
mortgage 3%s series B
AGeneral
inc
mlge 4 %s
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May-Nov
Map-Nov
Ja7t-July
;
1988
2038-
I
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series A
mortgage 4'As inc
General
..1 4!As
1994
A
ser
conv increased series B Jan
Inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055
A 5s
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Western
2044
1
April
—Mar-Sept
A Second
mtge conv inc 4'As Jan
mortgage 3s series B 1989
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1999
1
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1st
mtge
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mtge
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85
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::
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93 %
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series
5s
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1977
93%
92 'A
92%
92%
92%
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80
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79
9932.
11
'
Jan-July
Illuminating 3s 1970
First
mortgage 3s 1982
1st mortgage 2%s
1985
1st mtge 3%s 1986
1;
1st mtge 3s 1989
1st
mtge
1st
3%s
mtge
4%s
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Fuel
&
debentures
3s
33/eS
debentures
3'As
debs series
3%s
debentures
4%s
D
1980
F
1981
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72
71'A
3'As
subord
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mortgage
1st
mtge
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Commonwealth
3s
Edison
L
mortgage
3s
series
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1978
80
s
f
debentures
115'A^
2%s
s
f
debentures
2001—.
98
ser
A
mtge 2%s
ser
B
and
refund
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and
refund
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refund
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refund
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and
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M
1st
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ref
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ref
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ref
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1st
ref
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4yzs
1
1st
ref
ref
1st
L
1986
96
90
104
2%s
M
90'A
A
97
17
Natural
Gas
3'As debentures 1976
101
83%
82
80
142
68'A
*70
72%
cum
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82
79
79
1st
mortgage
4s/a8
1st
1st
conv
4%s
debs
—June-Dec
1986
Can
Continental
Oil
Corn
Products
Crucible Steel
Co
3s
Co
81
Co
of
For footnotes
3%s
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see
7
104%
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16
79
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82%
12
80%
1975
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
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20
91%
102%
mortgage 3%s series N 1990
mortgage 3'As series O 2000
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109%
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96%
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100
299
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1983
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debs Jan 1 2007
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2%s 1986
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April-Oct
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ser 1986
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5VbS conv debs 1977
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2%e debs 1970—June-Deo
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!
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1974__April-Oct
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3Vs8 1982
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May-Nou
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Jtnie-Dec
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1980
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1977
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series B 1961
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1988
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April-Oct
44
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51%
58%
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55
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1977
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mortgage 4y2B Inc Beriea A Jan
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Missouri Kansas & Texas first
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1976
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101
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1979—Jan-July
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debentures 1967
Jan-July
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s
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1972
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debentures
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26
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contingent interest 2003
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1979
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71'A
.'
—
71'A
V & New
Scovill
.—
76
May
Mar-Nov
LOG
!
;
88%
,
51
100
77%
76%
107%
85
128'A
,
.
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„
.
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the following extensive list we-furnish
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 26 and ending Friday, Oct. 30.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
a
RANGE
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
Par-
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Precision
Acme
Corp
Products
class
.1
A
Inc.-
1
10
Adam
Consol
Industries
Aerojet-General
Aeronca.
Aero
Inc__.
Manufacturing Corp__
Manufacturing.
Surpass
__
Shoe
Stores..
For footnotes see
page
35.
OCTOBER
30
Friday
4'A
4
4
7a
1,000
6
5%
6 >4
1.000
5%
19%
21%
3,700
17 %
7%
7 "2
300
62 Vb
67%
15,700
473A
Sep
2138
4
7
Oct
Jan
Jan
Oct
8%
8%
4,000
8'a
Sep
4%
4%
4%
2,200
4%
Oct
9'A Mar
18%
17%
18%
300
8%
13%
Jan
American Stock Exchange
19'A Juiy
Sale Price
Aid
Investment
Ajax
Discount
&
Petroleums
Inc
Ltd—
Great
Southern—
Alabama
Power
4.20'«
Alan
5 9
Wood
Steel
cumulative
Alaska Airlines
Co
Inc.—
for Week
Shares
6'/2
%
%
%
10
LOW
83%
84
6%
37%
49%
89
38 'A
92
6%
6%
High
100
5'A
Oct
7 Vb
4,900
%
Jan
iy8
131
100
—_1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50
preferred—100
common—
preferred
Sales
Range
6Va
._1
50c
Alabama
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
5% Mar
9'A July
22% July
.*
64%
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
.1
.1
_
—
High
9'.4 July
98
May
13% Mar
_1
Supply
Agnew
Low
.1
Corp.___
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
50
11.100
75
1.800
S3
Jan
Oft
'
84'A
85
92
June-Dec
May-Nov
R11 2%s debentures
United States Steel 4s debs
133
83
*71 VA
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'As B 1971—
April-Oct
Scioto
20
S.
87 Va
90'A
80 »A
—
May-Nov
Corp 2%s
mtge
2%s
90%
99
87
*74'A
Mar-Sept
U.
''
Jan-July
—
157
84
...
coll tr 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
1st mtge & coil tr 3%s 1975
43/bS s f debs 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
94
67
Gas
93%
88
and
§A3'As assented
*85
April-Oct
1st
95
103
88
103'A 104'A
H I'A 114
June-Dec
income debs ser A Jan 2006
First
103'/
1971—.
mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
mtge
A5s
663
Francisco
mortgage
ASecond
*84
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Lawrence &
Second
Bt
111% 116
Corp—
Rohr
McBee
115
100'A
92'A
92'A
94
Corp—
subord
conv
Rochester Gas
Royal
*92
*92
193'A
9G
*96
J an-July
-Jan-July
•.
tr 27to 1980—;
1982
debentures
3%s
92
•
82'A
!
—'
*78 VA
Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—AprZZ-Oct
U(jilted
194
193'A
Jan-July
;
Pacific
226
194
*76 VA
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973—
ApriZ-Oct
87
226
E
ser
California 23As debs
Oil of
5
15
'
98'A
-88
88
^
June-Dec
1985—Jan-July
1968
3'As
mtge
Union
United
Feb-Aufl
1970
A
1st
Union
87V'a
84
May-Nov
1978
series
92
80
*80
May-Nov
bonds—
4'As
'A
2
87
;,
102
1
L'.
■
gold 5s 2000
refund M 3%s
1st mtge & coll
85
80'A
87
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
series C
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
debentures
3s
104
88
Rhine-Westphalia Flee Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
5 A Direct mtge 6s 1652
5 AConsol mtge 6s 1953
88
10
121 VA
*—
93
41
.
118
*71'A
-Feb-Aufl
—
97
*89
Corp
37as debs
84
963b
__
Mfg Co
82
VA
78
81%
*87
.
.
,
M 3'/As series B
ref
-i
5
83'A
impt 3%s 1960—June-Dec
Tri-Coutiiicnial Corp 2%s debs 1961.
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and Coll trust 2%s 1975-ApnZ-Oct
89
75
—June-Dec
Rheem
170
82'A
and refund
and refund M 3%s
Tol & Ohio Cent
88%
80'4
83'A
May-Nov
May-Nov
Term RR of New Orleans 3%.s 1974—
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Tidewater Oil Co 3'As 1986
%.
88%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
impt M 4s series C 2019
and
—
■,
Louis—
St
Ne.w Orleans RR—
General
110
156
*79
&
Texas
94
104
156 'A 162
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983- April-Oct
,3%s 'debentures- 1975
A.__April-Ocf
—
97
and
of
Texas & Pacific first
98%
89
Assn
93%
91
.85
-
•
..
84%
86 3A
"80'A
4
*91
May-Woo
First
81
88'A
907 it
—
RR
1982
1973
First
119
87
■
debentures
4'As
debs 1973—
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
81
102
35
(Ohio)
and impt 2%s series D 1985
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas
89 3A
80
Co
Refund
101
79
105'/s
and
Radio
99%
85
Oil
Refund
;
i. 3
v
—
86
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1977
Quaker. Gats 2%s debentures
95%
ibv*
*85'A
95-! b
°
1972L
31
52
83
*93%
93 %
90
105
98'A
80'/i'>
Terminal
91
103 VA
123
97 'A
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
72%
14
95
94 'A
82
2%s
96
„
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
Jime-Dec
First, and refunding mortgage 3s
1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_JK7ie-Dec
1st
%.
99%*'/
59
62
•?
79%
Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981—.—%—Jan-July
Surface Transit. Inc 1st mtge 6s: 1971
-May-Woo
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972
—Jan-July
94
91
High
92
967A
104
98'A
Sunray
'A
Low
—i
96'A
.102
I
•.
Jan. I
No.
79'A
97%
2
101
83 VA
96%
102'A
1983
Stauffer Chemiteal 37As
93
91
91%
*98%
Jan-July
1982—April-Ocf
Hange Since
Sold
High
April-Ocf
debentures
23As
76
85%
—
1988
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
April
2013
4'As
43As
3'As conv
Standard Oil
Texas
and
debentures
4
101
California
98%
86
90'A
First and -refunding mortgage 3'As 19G8.Jaii-JuZy
First and refuncling.mortgage 5s
2037—Jan-July
3%s
6.
68
91
.-—Jail-July
May-Nov
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric
Gas Co—
3s debentures
1963—.
First
89
or
Sale Price
(N J) debentures 23As 1971—May-Nov
debentures 1974
;—
Jan-July
4'As
120 Va
91
97%
v.
87
April-Oct
.
u-
*93
—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1983
v
—
85%
April-Oct
—
of
(Indiana*
97%
l
68
Ashtabula Ry—
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970—
3Vas ;s f debentures 1986—
Oil
Oil
72'A
98'A
*87'A
1965—Jan-July
1967
102 Vb
gold
first
Standard
Standard
96
Standard
*98'A
3'As
ASpokane Internl
102'A
457
—
98'A
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
114
97
91'A
Interest
Exchange
High
88 %
5
82
;
88
*72%
April-Oct
1975—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964
May-Noo
debs
189
■
107
„
Low
*87
-
mortgage 3%s series E
Coal
91%
19G3_,Feb-Atip
General mortgage 5s series. A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975.
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3
Pittsburgh Youngs town i
99'A
91%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
99
99%
New York Stock
Jan. 1.
No.
High
J 1964_May-Nov
ser
ser
30
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
95'A
..
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dee
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Bonds
Bid & Asked
97'A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987,
OCTOBER
ENDED
Friday
Friday's
or
Low
Pliilif) Morris-Inc 47As sf debs 1979
WEEI
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Sale trice
150
91'A
39%
92
874
Aug
Jan
Aug
Apr
Oct
Oct
Apr
>
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1860)
Monday, November 2, 1959
..
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Low
RANGE
Low
High
14%
7%
15%
7%
9%
11%
1,800
151,600
14%
American Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants —
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied Artists Pictures Corp—.
5 Va %
convertible preferred.
~4%
AM
4%
4%
9%
10
Allied Control Co Inc
10%
40%
Allied
Paper Corp
11%
11%
13
Alsco
Inc
21%
19%
22%
Aluminum Co of America $.3.75 pfd.100
American
Beverage Corp
-1
American Book Co
1®
Ltd
3% Jan
5%
Jun
Canadian
Williston
Minerals
5% Mar
79
6%
7
72 % Sep
1% Jan
175
10
% Jun
40%
2,700
43
78
7
Oct
Feb
51
May
1
13%
13%
14%
8,300
6%
5%
6%
13,200
5% Aug
40%
American MARC Inc
12%
American
Meter
Co
45%'
44%
45%
•
.
V
600
38
Jan
.30
8%
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—31
American Petrofina Inc class A—
1
•
Do!—I
American
37
39%
14,900
14,200
17%
16%
18
11,800
i
Photocopy Equip Co
SeaLKap
Corp
of
37%
4%
'4%
American Thread 5%
preferred
American Writing Paper
Amurex
Oil Co class
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
Mines
A.
4% Feb
37
Convertible
Mar
1%
14 %
Jan
22%
Jun
7%
1,400
6%
Sep
11%
Feb
7%
8%
11,900
6%
Jan
9%
6
Chamberlin
Apr
Jan
900
8
1
Film
18%
16%
17%
Corp
20o
4%96> pfd—104
89%
88
90
1
31%
31
32%
1
58
57 %
Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana
20% July
Feb
2,200
6%
2.44
Co
Jan
4% Jun
31
2%
5
Oct
% Sep
Gas Co
Charter
58%
200
13,300
480
6,600
13%
30% Sep
46%
18,500
Clark
41 %
Oct
88
Chromalloy
26% July
99% Mar
Jun
88% Sep
11% Jan
20%
5%
6%
Clarostat
Cinerama
Jan
69% July
Jan
Clary
7%
21%
22%
1,900
404
1%
1
1
3 V*
3%
America
Inc
10 pesos
—
9%
"lOO
11%
10,300
7
Sep
28,400
17
Oct
500
35
Jan
50% May
6% Sep
11% Jan
33,000
26%
500
15
Feb
42 Va
•
26 %
800
16,;
Jan
26%
3,100
28
21
24%
25%.
13,600
21,000
7
Apr
19%
Oct
17%
18%
1,300
13% Feb
26
25%
27%
4,800
17%
Jan
27%
Oct
1%
1%
1%
9,600
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
8%
8%
200
10%
Jan
3%
4%
1,400
7% Sep
3% Jan
~3%
.1
.1
7%
8%
1,500
6%
Xl2%
12%
800
11%
8
Xl2%
19%
19%
350
5%
6%
1,700
24%
22%
24%
4,800
38%
38%
39%
2,500
94
94
Inc.-
35%
18
24
22%
26%
12,000
1
13
12%4 13%
500
Jan
6% Apr
15% Apr
94
.1.60
Jan
18% Mar
86
Jun
2
2%
500
Sep
Feb
Oct
27
9%
Jan
16'/a
May
Apr
1%
Jan
3%
Feb
5%
5%
27,300
4%
Oct
7%
6-%
3,600
6%
Jan
9% Mar
37%
35%
2%
2%
—•
35%
34
.—CI
£1
Brown
Companv
1
Brown Ferman Distillers
common
1
New class A common.—
-_30c
New class B common.
30c
4%
preferred
15,900
Jan
34
31
Oct
42% July
1|& Sep
33% Sep
-
10
Co.
1
.
B_„.
1,000
7 ft Mar
9
{•{
Oct
1,300
7 % July
9%
Oct
35% Sep
41 y2
Jan
36%
36%
400
7%
7%
67,000
11%
11%
12%
14,800
45
42
45
600
16
15
16
700
15
15%
14%
15%
800
14%
2,600
6%
7
6%
7
9%
8%
9%
2,800
14%
13%
14%
3,200
6%
7%
3,300
7%
7%
500
9
11%
11%
100
10
8%
8%
300
1
■
Buffalo-Eclipse
Corp
(The) Company
2%.
May
Son Inc.
■
12 %o
Calif
Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
common
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
6% preferred
;
Otxwaa
Dmdee
1
1
Ltd
14%
Aug
Sep
12%
8%
Apr
12%
Jan
9y8
Jun
Oct
6% July
Apr
10
8% Jan
For footnotes
22%
3
-
xl9
Feb
10%
10%
1,400
10% July
%
"ur
7,200
% Jan
3%
2,700
2%
Jan
4% Mar
8%
2,100
6%
Jan
10 % Mar
2% Jan
July
4% Mar
17% Feb
13% Jan
%
Feb
22%
23%
9,400
20%
Oct
3%
12,500
2%
Feb
xl8% 19%
5,000
3
1
36%
Jan
5% Mar
18% Sep
23%
Jan
57% Aug
61%
Jan
46
56%
100
3%
3%
1,100
~7i'o
7%
Sep
54% Sep
3% July
52
33
56 %
3%
38
Oct;
Jan
60% Mar
4%
6
Sep
30
30%
1,000
3%
21,500
20
Co
Ltd
page 35.
vtc.1
•
3%
3%
10% Mar
5
Feb
38
Mar
Oct
26
Oct
3
Mar
28 %
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
2%
5
18%
6;ioo
5% May
33% Apr
23 V*
Oct
Apr
6%
55,800
2%
Jan
45,400
7
13%
9.200
.
•
11%
2,700
v
1
.
8
800
6%
5%
5,500
4%
Oct
1
7,500
1.
<
32%
17%
8% Mar
8%
Inc
Jan
U Jan
100
16%
Mar
22% Mar
Jan
5
32%
17 %
7
10y8 Mar
Sep
10% Sep
7%
5%
10y8 Mar
Oct
5Vs
.8%
7Ve
3V*
3,300
1% Apr
Jan
32% Oct
26%
12 Va
Jun
17V2 Sep
18%
Sep
21% Feb
18%
20%
16%
500
14 Va
Feb
18% May
14 %
200
13%
Jun
16% Mar
18%
15%
Jan
15%
14%
i..
Sep
20
4%
Jan
1Q V* May
4'%
Apr
7%
"*71%
50c
;3%
:
—*
3
1,000"
,
.
100
-7^
'3%
"
18,900"
Oct
July
Jan
Oct
65%
Jan
24
pet-
"
Co
1
2llra
-
24
7%
.7%
^
'
57.100
Co
~t3%r~Jan-
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y?
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10% July
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Jun
49
Aug
5
Jan
Oct
38 V4
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7% '>'8
18%
18%
1
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34^4
550"
'
50
18%
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Sep
W
29
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'15.
«.
Jan
2%
Jan
Sep
46% July
% Jan
29
Oct
38%' Oct
0
Feb
9% Mar
12
Oct
15% May
Jun
29
,
V4
45,100"
1001
9 Ve
19%
Apr
% Sep
76,700
Ve
Va
AW
12% May
17%
*
9,100
.
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.
Sep
"
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4
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7%
2,300'
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class
Oct
10
1;100'
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10%
'
7V»
600
-
1
3%
50c
Co
7=8
10%
10%
•
ft
50c
12
12%
12%
M
4,800
14%
14 Va
May
8% Mar
11% May
5V4 Sep
1Q% Apr
4
3,300
200%
6%
14%
". 5%
-
5% ,75 = 8
4,200
4/jf
1,700
3"
Jun
7% May
4% Aug
400
33 Va
Jan
38% Aug
-
4/ir
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;•
35-
36
12
j—
12%
1,100
7
12%
50c
A
3
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common
33
.,13%
32% 33 Va
14
15%
12,700
11%
12%
13% Jun
4% Mar
Jan
38% Jun
Sep
14
Oct
11
2%
.1,100
14%
Oct
29
135
20c
—
Productions
-"
Apr
'
,7 h
2Vt
38Vs
8,300
38% ' 41%
41%
Apr
on
class
Gasket
Apr
8% Mar
Sep
1,000
-3
Inc..
1
&
Manufacturing
1
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—1
'
,
9 Vb
21,100
147
Feb
29% Mar
Jan
2%
1,600"*
3% ' "4
May
18% July
Jan
,
4%
Feb
Development Corp of America—
$1.25 preferred
Oils
Dpvnn-PalmeT
Dilbert's
7%
18 J,4
Ltd.. -i-—
250
<1
preferred
Co
-iu
i%
Ltd^
Steel
Dominion Tar
&
Coal
46 Oct
Co
Co
Ltd
Ltd
1,100"
15
Sep
23% Jan
1,100
15
Jan
20% July
lOVa
100
10%' l'Oi's
.3.200
30%
30
8
■
9=4
%
1
Co.—-
9=a.
Apr
Apr
2,100
9
Oct
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160
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Draper Corp
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200
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:
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11,900
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—
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600
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200
5
.
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Camden Fire Insurance
Canada Cement Co
A
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2%
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7%
5%
1
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10% July
v
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15%
60
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
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Eastern
Canada
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Sep
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Sep
7%
5%
—
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13
"
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2.50
5%
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—20
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Calgary St Edmonton Corp Ltd
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1
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2
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14
1,800
—5
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Cuban American Oil
Oct
Sep
8% Sep
6
25
Oct 28
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Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
partic
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•
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29
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1
2.60
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fiOo
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46
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1
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Feb
3
9%
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16,200
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43 Ye Feb
100
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•
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British American Tobacco—
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24 Va
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Mar
9
k
204
Jan
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45%
22% May
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18
_—*
41% Mar
10% Jan
1,100
500
7,900
Ci'han-Venezuelan
1,400
11,400
6%
8%
24%
Cubic
43
19%
8%
Jan
26%
Cuban
6%
8%
40
13% Mar
17%
4%
Oct
Sep
16"% July
42%
~6%
19%
19%
Jan
17%
5%
Feb
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———
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Jan
5% Aug
6y2 Mar
.33%
26%
Jan
6%
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Ltd
4% Aug
42%
-25
604
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Mar
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27%
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Corp
Buckeye < The » Corp
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28% Aug
-
Jan
21%
—1
6% Aug
Oct
2%
Apr
33%'
-
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Creole
10%
24,700
13%
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1
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9V4
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1
2-jV-Jan
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12
l-j\i—1% —11 »l Qt - ■ ■-
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9%
100
.
9,500
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300
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.
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3%
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,
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3%
27%
•
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Brack
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8%
1.
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BSP
Cooper-Jarrett
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23% Oct
46
8,000
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4
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8%
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16% July
Apr
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——1
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r.:
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May
T 5,300
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140
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70
6%
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changed
32
23%
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45
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100
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Mar
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Feb
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May
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-
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h
23%
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64
8,100
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101
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i
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42 ye Aug
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Oct
13
10o
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Bohaok
Jan
1%
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1
Beck
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Feb
2%
12%
10 V*
1
A
convertible
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Oct
%
2
51%
16%
com
Barry Controls life class B
Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common.—
Bickford's
1%
21%
800
12%
Basic
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Sep
6,200
2%
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.
3,000
3%
18%
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barker Brothers
Corp
.
Bell
2%
59
12%
——.
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Banff Oil Ltcf.
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40
1
Corp
6%
125
10c
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Baldwin Securities
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800
50,600
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75
200
.
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3
11V4
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Corp
Ay shire Collieries Corp
Banco
Feb
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3
36
2%
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26
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104% :
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1
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,
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13'/a May
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35%
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104
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Audio
24%
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2
1
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Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
Atlantlca del Golfo Sugar
Consolidated
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of
278
80
-
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Inc
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Corp Ltd
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36 % July
17 V4
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14,100
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1* Jan
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Jan
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Jan
21
6,000
22%
Feb
21
5%
4%
11%
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10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
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1
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100
108 y2
400
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100
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Ltd.
Controller
1,000
11%
65% Apr
;
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97W
,
21,100
7%
2.50
Associated Oil St Gas Co.
Associated Stationers
Supply Co—
Associated Tel St Tel—
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Atlas
5,800
6
American dep rets reg
Food Stores Inc
Atlas
32%
7%
Associated
Associated
31%
4
preferred
Equipment Corp
Electric
21
—1
Convertible
Associated
18%
32%
Arnold- Altex Aluminum Co
Oil
pfd;
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Christiana Oil Corp.—
Apr
Mar
8
5% Jan
12,900
104
Armstrong Rubber class A.
Asamera
Oil Co
Vs.
21% ' 23%
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preferred
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Aro
4%
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc———
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72%
Light
of
49
99
50
26%
-
preference
Co
Sep
Sep
Sep
A Mar
1,100
10%
-
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"A" shares
Arkansas
10%
2,200
17,200
4.71
&
8
■600
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preferred
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32y2 Mar
»'
27%
—1
14y4
8:,4
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Feb
July
Apr
Oct
,5%
8%
.
-
100
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,
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5%
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Jun
%
20
20
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10
America
Central Securities Corp common—.—1
12% Jan
50%
~2%
%
%
1
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3.50%
-'
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36
Apr
6
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Angostura-Wupperman
Appalachian Power
47 % Aug
20%
~2%
2%
1
Ltd—<
Oct
of
——-
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Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
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Anken Chemical
8%
7%
8%
'
31% Sep
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American
Central
46% Aug"
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%
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1,000
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lie Mar
16
27
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8% '
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& Co
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11% \12
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Central Iladley Corp..-—;——
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40 %
40
11%
27
-
—-i
----
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2,900
\
5
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38 %
50o
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(A M)
8% Mar
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11% Mar
19% May
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1,600
—
9% Aug
42% Aug
Jan
5
9;500
18 %
2,600
—
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7
.
llg Jan
July
Oct
8
%
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Carter (J W) Co
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High
% Sep
11 =
13%
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22 %
86
48,600
Va
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Feb
Jan
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11%
13%
14 % May
8%
11%
11,100
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Corp
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
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42%
78
Ltd
Low
1 Ve
partic pfd—10
11% May
65% Mar
'
42%
Oils
&
Oct
32
850
Northwest Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
,
6%
Petiofina
Can
1%
*
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Canadian
American Israeli Paf)er Mills Ltd—
American shares
———£1
American Laundry Machine,
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Canadian
Oct
July
Low
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12%
11%
Jan
Shares
—-—l——*
12
Sep
11% Sep
Inc
Canadian Javelin Ltd
Feb
49,200
'
Ltd
Feb
3%
for Week
Far
51% Aug
18% July
8% Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
3
6%
2,100
41
36
Electronics
l\
7
2,400
9,600
2,000
4%
4
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
U t
High
34% Jan
12% Sep
7,600
7%
11%
All
American
1
American Stock Exchange
Canadian Homestead Oils
Ltd
Mines
OCTOBER 30
ENDED
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FOR
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Shares
of Prices
Par
WEEK
for Week
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Jan
2%
Feb
Jun
.
Numher .5895
Volume 190
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1861)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
"Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Electric
Bond
Share
&
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
23 !ss
247 b
28,800
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38
18
18
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200
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19
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10
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——__1
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$2 convertibe preferred
—1
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6% cum 1st preferred
Ero Manufacturing .vCo~_
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corporation-Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
20 3
8%
174
,
'
1'
10
Sep
174
10,100
1
Jan
27'/a
3,300
19
Apr
May
267b July
167b Mar
274 Mar
33 Tb May
77b Sep
8
Jan
9474 Aug
97b May
104
Feb
97b
97b
107 b
3,200
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37 a
3-3u
12,500
3%
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40 y8
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607b Mar
674
5,200
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Oct
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107b
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Jan
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Jun
157b
Oct
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5
457V
127b Mar
ll3/4 Jan
200
14
147b July
Oct
200
'•/* 4,900
.
177
13 7b
May
1,800
1147b
v"
13 Tb
30 '
9,600
17
14
1
4
14,400
16
13
175
£15:-
•
.
5%
Power
3.'
3
37'b
74
5 7b
74
6
'
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Mar
574
Jan
Holdings
Jan
51
; Gilchrist Co
International
Petroleum
Oct
Co
Corp.;
700
' 1474
157 b
-9:400
1474 Oct
37b
6,300
3'/8 Oct
.
-
31-74
107to
Goldfleld
Consolidated
Goodman
Manufacturing, Co
12 74
U^b'
Mincs___i*Pdiiild
^74;:
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..
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48 74
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;'
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;
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Corporation...
Co
Plywood Corp
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—*100
Iron
Fireman Manufacturing
1
Ironrite
Inc
—1
187b
Irving Air Chute
"...I'lC.il
:
67b
17b
_clOc
Herold
-4 7
—
C'o 5y27b
Radio
3.0
Aircraft
Class
Industries
Kaltman
Corp
4
Corporation—_A_
Stores Inc
a
Holophane Co
:_.aA,
Home
Oil
Co
class
'.2.150
Kawneer
"J
AA'i60c
Horn
Se
5%
Hardart
Co
&
&
Jan
Kingston
297b'
1,100
7 yB
627b
Kirby Petroleum
Kiukland
2,600
874
16
1574
4
474
'
Apr
874
Mar
Oct
30
iy* Jan
Sep
3% Mar
37b Jan
8
774 Sep
11J Oct
-
Oct
15Tb Jan
3% Mar
70,800
47b
4
Knott
Hotels
Kobacker
92 ' '- Oct
2974
200
28
3374
387,,
7,950
30
16 7b
.1,000
1274
Jan
1,800
1474
Jan
167b
16
167 b
15 74
1.74
2
1
5
5
1874
21Tb
174
3,300
17b
Sep
17,600
174
Jan
374 Mar
1,600
1%
Jan.
4%
274
3
5,700
274
7b
6,500
21Tb
400
17
400
20
300
127b
20%
2374
23%
1474
3%
July
14
it Feb
Jan
21Tb
27b
j
21
8%
27 b
27b
574
6
Feb
3,500
274 Sep
500
Feb
474 Jan
Sep
7b Spe
147b Jan
5,600
V
18
374 Feb
137b
33Vbc
1
Apr
July
May
274
217 b
1-50
Stores
Jan
2 Tb
liT
Corp
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
l5b
274
1
Coi.) Ltd
17
Jan
2
274
—20c
V
Jan
Mar
36%
46%
18%
22%
Sep
\
27b
•
1
Co
Minerals
'10
38
10c
8
101
Jun
92
297b
1.25
.;
20% July
1274 Mar
33,200
92
25c
(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Refining—.
474
1 Va
5
:
Shore
Lanston
Le
r
Oct
July
Apr
Apr
Mar
Mar
12
Industrial Electronic
Hardware
Corp
_i:5tJc
Inc.
1A
Plywood Co Inc
41
47b'
4,400
3j/2
page
35.
Co
10
Inc
Industries
Mar
9
Mar
23 7b
307b
8 3-4
8,000
9
4,600
8
30
Mangel
Martin
Maule
Co
%
68
,757b*
Mays
McKee
Mead
(J
W)
Johnson
&
5
3
t...
iL
37b
.42Jb"
t
38 !
\
4
1,500
77b
27b
3
-
Jan
-100
42
!
Oct
42 7b"
Jun
Apr
Apr
157b Aug
374 May
Sep
3,000
13%
47b
107b
297b' Sep
Oct
Jun
187b Mar
Jan
1
3r,b
6%
77b July
'"
26,900
:
123
1,700
-
8,500
137b
■
583b
.
123
4,000
17b
14'V
1174
'A
27b
33 7b
127b
.
137 b
1,200
"*800
May
Sep
367b Mar
,
3474
8,600
38'b
200
58 'b
400
123
20
34 7 b
500
297b
12
"
117b
28
r
;
Midwest
Miller
Co
38
Jan
3,300
227b Jan
35 Va May
35 3
•-
38
10,300
13
H
13
200
"
—
80
'
9 7b
80
9 7b
82
100
64
4.40 Yo
7
•2,100
3,200
12%
Oct
77b
2,400
374
Jail
7
I"
Chemical
Montrose
334 Jan
25
2274
26
1374
12%
13%
237b Jun
157b
307b
Sep
„
5A Mar
Oct
22% May
9
9
7,300
15,700
974
4,200
6% July
•
117b Jan
10% Jan
8% Jan
37% May
17% Jun
18% Mar
307a
30%
32%
187^ Feb
3274 Oct
287b
30
2,000
28%
6974
6974
7074
4,400
7%,
4,600
54% Feb
574 Sep
32
Sep
82% Aug
874 Jun
6%
67 b
17
400
17%
Oct
1,100
12
Jan
18% Mar
2,100
% Sep
31%. Oct
1]5 Mar
5974 Feb
2074
217 b
2,400
1974 Sep
187b
197b
3,900
187b
27b
27b
2%
27b May.
127b Sep
10% Jan
674 Oct
10
lP
38%
17 Va
177b
5,400
17%'
227b
22%
22%
67 b
67b
674
50
*
100
10c
34
800
1,400
1,200
34
13
13
137b
5%
29%
34
13
18% Mar
10% Feb
19%
87b
900
7Tb
600
3
38
%
13
13
12.800
427b
407b
437b
20,200
33
337a
5,100
21
Jan
87b
9%
14,900
39
Jun
2074
Sep
297b
9%
1
Jun
16% Mar
Oct
.1
1
Mar
104% May
Sep
37b
Mar
8
Feb
31
8 Tb
3%
Peb
29
Jun
8%
Jan
15
Oct
3%
"ctfs"-
Jun
374 May
Sep
500
Jan
25,7b
Jan
25
1
RR
'!
Oct
13 v4 Jan
2174 Oot
97
817b
1
Co
6%
cumulative
Vernon
Mountain
8374
145
145.
140
20
150
.
12%
1374
5,900
~37a
12%
Jan
4% July
1% Jan
74 Sep
527b Apr
4174 Jan
87b Sep
.13% July
,
~37b
300
Tel
_47b
~47b
500
2.50
'167b
167b
1674
1,000
& Tel—-—-1QO
1667b
Inc
—
27b
—
166
167
27b
250
27b
20,900
207b
197 b
21
1,900
33
32%
33
700
1474
147b
14%
5,500
~7%. "7%
7,300
90%
7
Apr
157% Mar
2074 Jan
5074 Feb
Jan'""
2%
Feb
'
Apr
4% Mar
47b
4% Jan
16% ^an
138
'
7%
1%
180
Jan
Oct
Jun
Apt
24% Jan
.
Jan
19%
Jan
9774 Mar
92
14174 Sep
127b Sep
374
47 a
Inc
Oct
81
88
July
82% Oct
44
4
1
Mills
States
TV
preferred
82
8374
1°°
100
100
•
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt Clemens Metal Products com——1
Company
137b Mar
91
Apr
774
24
9 7b
90
U
8
2.50
7Tb
Aug
274 Mar
Nachman
117b
Corp
Industries Inc
National
12
1,200
87 b
874
87b
574
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Napco
574
5
900
%
2,700
Jan
Jan
B7b Jan
107b
28%
Jan
37 Vi Mar
16
-
July
3674 Apr
12
May
Oct
5%
Milling Co
Bellas
Hess
Brewing
Co
—
574
57 b
1,600
77b
7 Tb
87b
27,200
Jan
9%
Jun
7% July
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
277b
30
1,000
17%
1674
177b
1,000
12
12
12
Mfg &
Stores
474
—
100
7b
113,800
to%
500
Jun
474 Jan
27b
(Mich)
Oct
30
27
July
July
18
Jan
Oct
374
3 7b
10%
Corp
Machinery—
Chemical
2074
20
22 74
237 b
2274
237b
500
17
33
317b
33
500
30
Sep
15%
Oct
National Telefilm Associates
9 7b
9
7b
100
77b
Apr
National
37 b
37a
1.000
3%
Oct
National
National
Research
Rubber
Starch
&
1
4
National Steel Car Ltd..—
Transit
Co
,
8,200
___
Feb
10% Aug
3% Mar
Jan
16
10%
Ltd—
Industries
874
Sep
23 3/4 May
1174
Inc
Presto
12% May
37b
5
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
National
Oct
774
,
N
Sep
Feb
28% Jan
]17b
10
50c
Oct
V% May
Apr
9% Mar
2374
—»•
—
National Petroleum
43+
11,600
2174
preferred
preferred series B
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
National
13%
2,800
1774
Apr
24% Mar
,
1874
•
Jan
4%
30 Tb
16%
Jun
1
4.50%
Feb
12 7 b
297b
1774
21
Apr
19% Mar
37%
4.80%
National
47b
30
300
,
-
Monongahela Power Co—
14%
Oct
22%
2 %
Hi
Oct
297b
"Warrants
48
7% Jan
227b
74
377b
Monogram Precision Industries
3474 Sep
78%
77b Oct
1
Inc
1274
Sep
147b Aug
July
30
■
% Jan
5,900
327b
Airlines
Muter
20 Vb Mar
Oct
10,100
1%
Aluminum Cdmpany
Feb
27,400
Apr
July
Feb
16'b
47b
174,
9%>
5
Jan
Jun
21
12,800
1
77b
50c
3874
68 Tb
300
7'«.
'/a
iy8
"v/4
common
102 y2
138
107b
7,200
10Tb Jan
15% Jan
9
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
Molybdenum Corp of America
Feb
July
77b
1,500
6,100
3/„
74
1
Piping Co
Wohl
Mohawk
66
-
21
137b
2574
Jan
15 %
Oct
1
47b% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Muntz
674 Sep
I0y« Feb
•
Mar
34
—5
1
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
55
73b
27% Jan
10%
.100
Oct
600
21
12%
23%
3% Mar
20
,62% Mar
1,500
1,800
Jan
800
4
11%
6%
Jan
"77b
28 3
107a
450
147b
4074
6134
277b
10%
-
1274
217b
14 '
287b
3074
67b
Mount
7
16
27%
14%
2174
Jan
Oct
-
127b
Jun
57
667b
457b
"
1
Mt Diablo Company
■
7
Sep
*
Corp
Apr
107b
'
'
127b
8,800
51
Jan
500
67b
Sep
Oct
4734
17b
13
50%
20
7,700
147b
Oct
107b
13
3074
common
I
Hone
4%
54
200
17b
13
3
preferred
Apr
107b
700
317b May
26
1
Mar
Sep
Jan
1
Midland
Oct
337b Oct
Oct
11%
a
17 b
Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
6%
Mlcromatlc
33%
97
10 Tb
17a
4,600
1,000
Oct
53 y4 May
120
Sep
11,700
25
•
Corp
Michigan Chemical CorptL
Michigan Sugar Co comipon
2 Ya
'
33
1
874
317 b,"
1' i:
•
-
674 Mar
1974
•,
107
25
Jan
r
^
Metal & Thermit
12 Vb
274 Jan
117b
7% Aug
25% Jan
—2.50
Jan
Jan
63,4 Jan
1074 Oct
"
14 7b
-
74
:317b
;
-200
7% Aug
Jan
lo
Feb
75
2,400
Jan
6%
50o
Jun
Jun
2,200
»
37b
2 7b
-
1134""
-
8
i
j,v .14
10 34
\i
11
474
200
lOo
—
Mirro
Jan
40Q
7
237 b
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mcsabl Iron Co
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1%
67b...
:
-
new
Menasco Mfg Co
Jun
31,800
674
6%
Co
Aug
Jan
14% Mar
1
Mar
4i/a
40
1
20 y4
57/b Jan
87,b Jan
17% July
Sep
6%
Inc
76
800
Jun
32%
7
& Co new
100
29,400
10Tb
80
267 b Aug
4% Jan
14Tb
imr.
(A G)
Sep
2,000
8 7b
137 b
6,600
200
35
30C
23
193/a Jan
60
47,600
—
927b
26,500
9574
6,000
674
—
warrants
Industries
Oct
Feb
Jan
Jun
10%
34 Tb
5%
5%.
1374
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Apr
July
9%
Jan
107 b
1
1374
y4
Oct
//
Communication Co Ltd——..£1
Jan
33
7%
33 7 b
Stores
Feb
12
2,700
Jan
5
337b
Maine Public Service Co
Jan
49 y4
774
1
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
Voting trust certificates
Mages Sporting Goods—
Magna Oil Corporation
57b
Jan
7 Tb
35% July
9% Aug
13% Mar
37% Sep
33%
Publications Inc
26
7b May
750
-
19%
Jan
37% Jun
M
Macfadden
133/a
Oct
28 i
Oct
25%
-
1
Marconi International Marine
Jan
15
600
_1
Mack Trucks Inc warrants—
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
8
2,500
2
Feb
7474 Mar
6 3/4 Mar
9»/4 May
274 Feb
6,900
1574
2874
—1
■
Apr
May
11% Mar
3%
15
27%
2-50
87b
34 '
7b
157b
5
Mar
97b May
3
8% Mar
14 7 a
Chain
56 7b
:
37b
Jan
Oct.
574
3474
Lynch Corp
43/b
1,000
10
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com_.
S.y
cumulative preferred—
Corp of America Inc.
Jan
May
1374 Apr
6 7b
67b May
3
Jun
3
574
157b
Oct
1
Inc
Lunkcnheiiner (The) Co
227b
Oct
47b
5
Louisiana Land & Exploration.
18 7b
Jan
11%
3,900
5
Inc
(R G)
Jan
Jan
0"?4
100
4%
28
25c
Corp
Apr"
Jan
600
11%
4 Tb
_5
Lithium
Steel
33/4 May
274 Feb
Jan
a
.
17b
1
:i_25d
3
5
Delaware
87b
1174
6
1
Corp
8 7 b.
47b
__
—l
&
t,-
Imperial Tobacco of Canada..
____5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland.JEl"
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%- pfd—100
Ltd
Sessions
Tournoau
National
American dep rets ord
reg_^___l:—£1
Imperial Color Chem &->Paper newkillO
Imperial Oil (Canada
•
—L:*-
_75 pesos
A
Salle Extension University.
Corp
National
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Inc-,
Mines
Locke
16Tb Mar
Oct
1.17b ;-i.
3 7b *
58 3
: i-
...5
___'2.50
Apparel
Consolidada S
Oct
1Tb
Jan
900
A—<!
:—_5
La
Lodge
1174 Mar
37b Jan
4,300
'
B
.100 r "
157b
92
—5
Klein
Feb
4
Oct
1 7
'.i.l'l
see
21,400
2.50
1974
Oct
300
63
,
674
.—-'Ji-*
Manufacturing Co
674 Sep
27y4 Sep
800
874
,
Ti'b
33 74
--1-*
Co
For footnotes
18,400
3,400
2Ar
1—
;2774
V
Sep
8,100
'
4 74
V'
147b
common
Enterprises
974
174
4
Shipley (The) Co—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
Sep
17b
A-,
A
Hygrade Food Products
Industrial
774
Products—
..Jan
V15
Jan
77b
27b
0
.'l-'-J'J.:!.* 11'
Hydrometals Inc
Industrial
74
174
(Del)^—.—.—
(Walter) & Co—
Kin-Ark Oil Company..
Kingsford Company.
137b
,f
87b Jan
183/a
7.4
317b
•
.
(Harvey) Inc..
Humble Oil
Hurd Lock
77b
9
—1
107b
Jan
200
217 b
.
37u
2.7b
Co___^____A_—4A15 *
preferred
Electric Motors
Hubbell
.67a
102.
Oct
'
7b
1.1
Horn & Hardart BaJcing .Co__:
Howell
87b
50c
Kidde
Refineries
iy2 Sep
9
,,,
,t
<8-:
1474
j
;
&
187b
3,600
"
B
(Geo A)
200
13
-,{••
poover Ball & Bearing Go_"_i___—1_10 7:
Hormel
8,200
pfd—100
47b%
Katz Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Leonard
:' 97
•vll y2 Jan
700
107b
•
'
Class
200
10,200
474
Co --new;common_'__il
Lid
17 b
;
Electric
&
Aug
Jan
27 b
137 b
Corp •Jz-i-'J-.l--
Holly
Holly
&
l3b
14
'
Kansas Gas
Realty
45% July
13% Mar
Sep
Sep
13:74
,77.«
'I'll_'_1 *
...
(Henry)
,
.
24y2 Aug'
-53,4 July
1Tb OCt
2,300
17,800
*■
12'/4
9474
Industries "Inc-^
_i'lA25c
Consol Gold Mines_L._I'_i;l*-5
Holltnger
5
400
8
•
'
Hoffman International
17 b
(D) & Company
Lefcourt
19%
-
7 Tb Feb
,
16,600
,
.
68
.__^100
common
A
Hofmann
4,200
——10c
Inc
71
<
■
pfd
Corp.j,
(R) & Co Inc
A
'4
4274; 44
Higble "Manufacturing.,Co
Highway Trailer Industries com_'_A_25c
5%
convertible
preferred
A410
Hiller
6
K'
a
:: 9
Products.Incaa^IOc
Electronics
_A__25c
&
27 Va May
2874
Lccsona
27 74 Mar
...
353,4 Jan
174
67b
2874
.
_'_100
Galion
82
Jan
Jun
K
Kaiser
Oct
,.174 Oct
22
217 b
,
.•37b
preferred
Hercules
Oct
5 7b
2674
15c
Feb
24
2,200
.
2 i',v
.
-627b
10c
,i_.
&
74
147b
2774
Co
Industries
•' 7
357b May
147b July
8,800
67b
1174
8 74 'i,-..
1;
—_A1_*
E)
Feb
2274 Apr
12 Tb Apr
374 Mar
274 Sep
10
-Wo
—
&
Jun
27b
2874
"
____25c
Corp
Jan
Oct
2,400
•:
5,300
Jupiter Oils Ltd
La
Jun
"9,300
17b
•
•7%
_l*irdi2
:
(W
4%
24
-
Corp—
Class A
Corp of
Oct
2,;
107b
:'
21.74
—A—1
Rubenstein .Inc
Heller
Jan
13 74
-.-.^125'*
-
Lithographing,Co
Hell-Coll
19
1
Oil
Glass
1,500
74
1774
87 b
1
Israel-American
27b
74
8
7 Tb
Industries
,
Sep
10 74
10'b
27b
—10
.Light
:
Feb
7
Feb
3474 Apr
45 Tb Jan
Oct
-10ya
8
Merrill
A_.'l'i^.25c
>
Inc
Co
307b
13,400
Oct
16 Va
Sep
3,100
207 b
700
Lamson
297b
600
600
127 b " 12 7 b
•
.
107b
Al-.1.'.! J'".
Inc
Corp..
Hastings Mfg Co.^....^:
Mining
107b
'..LlOc
Hazel Bishop Inc...
Hazeltlne Corp
Hecla
2
22
"174 ;
;_iJ-i_i2 ,ih.
Harvard Instruments .Inc
Helena
27 ya
337b
1874
18,500
Lamson
-
Lamp
Havana
167b
2,500
317b
-
1074
147% Mar
123/a Aug
8 Tb
Lamb
74 Oct
,
7,900
507b
5Wd-
•I::;.;:
j
Land
Electric
1,400
29 7b
177 b
Foundry
18 74
.
5,600
17a>
-
57b*.
1' '
•"
27b
17V
5-'
",
500
107a
74:'
147b
1,-700
337b
107b
FinanciaUCoi-^-irii-lVf''
Stores
137b
287b
874
37
Sep
2074 Jan
174 Jan
.7,300
>
127b ,A"' 107jS.*'" 12'7b't
,
Films
Hartfleld
6
327b
Grocery Stores
"Hartford
Oct
27b
Lalcey
'/
.11%. Oct
2,300
:
337 b
Producers commoni.L'fiOc*
preferred series A
_.i_30'
Harnlschfeger
115
157b
Lake
.
-
July
-r
fi%
'
1,000
27 b
ill -iO '
18?<r* 19 ' 7
.Cp^-^-v—•r*»-'
Greer Hydraulics..^
Grldoll Freehold Leases^'
HOlt
237b"
ri'£iL\2i4. V
ManufacLuEipg^__
Harmon-Kardon
3,400
8 7-b
8% Aug
Aug
24% Oct
674 Apr.
/
V 1,000
19
'Griesedleck Com pan
Hoe
157 b
22;«it7
271,!;
5^44
.»
Great Western
Harbor
Oct
»
87
8,400
400
ichg.*
Great Amer Industries 1'Xiic*.-—■Great Lakes Oil <to-Chemical Cp_L'3i'J_lrf-S?-
Hall
■
123a
1434"
Grand-Rapids Varnish—
B
11974
117
27b
874 Mar
29 ,< Aug
1074 Sep
250;
.
9:V
■
27b
&
197 b.
Royalty..
Feb
-17Tb 'Jan
1,200
89
oi;,,
"9
237b
B
26 Ta
17,530
107b
88
■1,1
'o.i,
9
Iqc^_—-_——-"±'-1:^.81.'''•<
A
36
'■ 10%,
-
'jZ;
(Adolf)
Western
Oct
317b
5
10c
Company
Jan
387b
474 Mar
•
95
P
Gray Manufacturing
9
287b
«_«•
-
High
1,000
1
Oil
May
474
.
200
3,700
A37'b
,3 7b
Inc—i—L'diid-l 4uj
Gold Seal Products ,Copp cl A—
Gull
'!)'
674
„—.■
Union
Ltd
Jan. 1
Low
9
1374
119 7b
1
Co
Range Since
High
9
337bc
Intex
-Investors
48
157b Sep
1774
.Gknmore Distilleries" classrBlL—iiisriiiili-:
Guild
54,000
'
preferred
Gulf States
227u
2874
147 b
_
.
Low
.1
International Resistance Co..
167
474 July
20% Jan
67ib
^
.
6%
3,400
17 7b'
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines'.—v<J ■
Gilbert (A C) Co_>„
"•
Great
6.400
74
Sep"
July
t
,
274 Aug
174 Jan
27
Corp_
1 /rvi'50c
Corporation—w
Transistor
3"
Ltd
International Products
L'Alglon
35
••'.
Genung's Incorporated ^
4 *
Georgia Power-$5 preferred—'—'■'
Gorbam
7b
6
207b
'_v
■
Plywood
General
Globe
4
***♦«»
dep rets ord rcgJ——iJllST'-V
Firenrnnfinir
General
rGobel
300
3
General Indus EnterprLsesv—-—,fi'
$4.60
300
3
'
•4 American
General
38
i
^2^_25'"'-!
[General Electric Co Ltd—
General
3774"
104
Co
5*
convertible
preferred^
Genera] Development Corp
■
38
—wc._—^
!—iil00: 7j
i—fl'l!—il "•
General Alloys Co^i4:--'—-Liil
General Builders
Oospicommofii^S^l •<"•'
sftfg
Shares
L
Co-common—4
preferred
G ell man
America
International
G
Gatlneau
for Week
.1
North
July
'187b.
•
9
16-
Co__rd__
205
,
lu
.-11,900
■
67 b
127b
137a
dep rcts-,ord.>reg_'
Brewing':
Presnlllo (The) Company.
Corp
International Breweries Inc
Jetronic
2774 July
•!/ July
14
29,700
j (>
11Tb
127
non-voling_-__
(Geo A)
Jan
503A Jan
100
411;
'5'a
•
Head
Fuller
11,200
157b v;
M&ti;
American
•
97b Sep
127b
6,80,0
••»Class B voting
Ford Motor Co Ltd<r-?>*' V.-'M
i.Fon
5,400
27 V»
_riV!£i2.50--
Flsbman (M II) Co>Inc_-„„
Fly&g Tiger Line
of Canada— V-.
5,360
74
17074 185
r'..
;4—'i2i25o "•
General
Fowl Motor
•••*;
1074
25
23
:
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd-i—
•Fargo Oils Ltd__—
VL—_1 :•
Felmont Petroleum- .Gorp
Filmways
934
'
;
18274
'
preferred
Financial
25
■
Fajardo Eastern Sugar>^sociat'6s—<:.<>;
Common slis of beneficial int—4—2-1c
$2
974
•:
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Far
Inland
Insurance Co of
Jeannette
„———1
—
Factor (Max) & Co class A
'■
Palrchild Camera &.Iusstrument_,ii:ri_l'
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Jan
3
——__1
or
17
6,100
24 74
25 la
—_—__10
i
3,600
4
8#
STOCKS
American Stock
21
Corp——.
OCTOBER
1
High
23 %
Eieetrograpliic
ENDED
-
Shares
2-h Sep
107b
Jan
4} J Max
13% Mar
15% Jan
39% May
Jan
29 % July
397b July
19% Feb
1074 Feb
5
Mar
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
(1862)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
RANGE
Nesile-Le
New
Electric
Onion
Co
Mur
England
Haven
New
Idria Min
New
Jersey
Clock
Watch
&
18
18%
188
189%
230
38 %
7,300
36
New Park
Superior
13%
Jan
1% Mar
12
Sep
22 % Mar
7«
76,600
1%
14,100
2
New York Auction Co
100
•
500
—.
3%
%
17%
Feb
34%
Jan
Oct
750
22
Feb
29% Mar
.10
1
100
17 74
Feb
34% Aug
%
Sep
York
Merchandise-^---
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd-
-k-
Norfolk
13,500
l
__1
2,000
10
2,000
1
Southern
North
American
Class B
RailwayCement class
A
Jan
40%
Feb
2%
Oct
'5%
Mar
2.'.;
Oct
4 7 is
Feb
—
175
.
33%
5% Sep
2,900
Penn RR Co
■:
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 474% pfd__100
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd—
1
—
Mines
—
Ltd
Sep
74% May,
8914 Mar
Sep
2% May
79
1
•
2%
1%
1% Jan
414
14,400
•
Ogden Corp
Brass Co——
——Ohio Power 4 74 % preferred—
OkaJta Oils Ltd
Sep
18,100.
-.33
1,100 >
—50c
Ohio
1
5% Aug
374 July
18% Jan
27^800
86%
Oct
98% Mar
30
90c
5,800
A Sep
1%
4%
2,500
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Cfcrp
5
1,800
Corp common—
cufnulative preferred
40c
Overseas
Oxford
1
X
200
157s
Apr'
900
16%
Jan
1,900
5'A Jan
Clay
Products
10
574% 1st preferred
5(fo
1st preferred
36%
32%
25
1st pfd
29%
x29%
37
■
■
Jan
Simca
26
Jan
Simmons-Boanlman
24%
24%
24%
200
22 %
24%
24%
700
Sep
22% Sep
4.50%
redeemable
preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
4.30%
Pacific
1st
90
123% 124%
320
123%
Pacific
Northern
Petroleums
Warrants
Pacific
•
Airlines
Pacific
4%
4%
1
14 VB
11%
Paddington
Corp class
Page-Irersey Tubes
Pancoastal Petroleum
pfd—I—100
_i
18
_
*
28%
vtc__2 Bol
2%
-
(C A)
Papfepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Company
—_1
Patino
of
Canada
Ltd
.
2
.
"'9%
Phililps Electronics
8%
•
69%
38
il
1,
1.V
1
_
Industries lne_
4
*
'
class
U Sep
4,100
23 Vs Jan
6
7 it
1,100
574 Apr
474
774
8,800
4V2
15%
15%
1714
6,300
377b
800
91
9
9
Ltd
4.24%
4.0874
Jan
Southern
974 Mar
Jan
1274 Jan
874
Sep
9% Jan
Jan
1974
Feb
Standard
i
w
13
8674
450
83 '/a
Feb
98% Mar
Standard-Thomson
11%
11%
1274
4,600
10V4
Jan
1474
Standard
87i.
1,400
8%
814
43 %
6,400
300
46
2%
27u
15%
15:,b
10%
10%
60%
57%
6014
1
2ia
3ft
4,700
2
liS
2%
16
600
57b Aug
32
Jan
274 Oct
Sep
Jan
474
Stanrock
Jan
Starrett
50c
Uranium
60
61% Jan
83
Jan
40
6,900
Sep
8|J Mar
600
14% Jan
21
17%
1,200
1074 Jan
1774
Oct
Sterling
10%
10
10 Vb
2,300
974 Oct
1174
Jan
Stetson
(J
(Hugo)
57
b
Mar
125
8074 Sep
90
32
8374
8374
32
32
3274
400
Oct
44
2874
2474
2874
1874
Jan
28 74
6374
5674
64
6,200
3,300
46 V4
Jan
90
1874
2174
6,800
1874
Oct
2174
274
210
4,200
215
Oct
8
Mar
2374
Jun
29
Sep
35,900
21
-
Stone
.,
Jan
__1
—
Precision
B)
_1
26
27
Raymond International Inc (newT~3.33
-Reading Tube Corp common
1
2074
2074
$1.25 convertible
preferred
Investment
1274
1
-
Reis (Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
T——l
~
1965
pfd P
(I) & Sons Inc class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rokeach
dep rets ord regis
Inc
Raceway Inc.
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp.
Royallte Oil Co Ltd
Avenue
For footnotes
see
1074
1,900
2274
500
Talon
974
58,900
157'a
Feb
*'
474
-600
Jan
Jan
1674 Apr
'
Jun
974
Jan
12
50
Oct
2174 Mar
25%
II,800
Oct
28
8 Vb Mar
9,900
974
Jan
Jun
1674
Jan
2174 July
61
2,400
Oct
72
"
900
July
1,800
12 74
Feb
1774 July
4,500
2174
Sep
247a
6
Aug
July
Jun
Mar
Jan
—10c
Inc
3
Corp
5
1474 Mar
11,600
23
Jan
43
86 74
525
71
Jan
9474 July
6
Jan
10
Jan
26Vb July
974
400
22
23 7 4
1,300
20'4
20%
600
974
2074
1774
374
27b
1574
16% Oct
15% Jan
600
18 74
274
88,400
3%
Oct
1
•
3474
—1
"374
Mar
July
1874 July
574- Mar
21
20
Jan
2474
41
41%
1,100
3074
Jun
46
2374
4174
Mar
25
21
1
—
Feb
3174
5%
*
Corp
1574 Mar
83%
1
10c
574 Mar
Sep
2874
31
•
5
74
.974
-25c
1
(Del)
8,100
7t
50c
Corp
Inc
Oct
10%
Oct
Sep
25
4%
class
Electric
Taylor
24%
700
2174
Apr
750
3374
Jan
x34
>•
44
100
14%
3%
17,200
26.200
13
400
374
14
May
2% July
Apr
Aug
26% Aug
44
Oct
1674
Feb
474
Apr
Jan
1
4
37B
474
374
Oct
574
1
2%
2%
2 7
it
2.700
274
Oct
474 Mar
6
5%
61
B
6,100
5%
Oct
97a Mar
200
139,600
174
page 35.
174
i%
7b
1,550
Oct
Teleprompler
Jan
Television
8,000
'45 7 b
it.
*
13 74
22
ADr
74 Jan
-fir Oct
4174
.
Sep
Texas
Light
Jan
1474 July
Thew Shovel Co
Oct
367b July
974 Mar
Apr
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred—
Thorncliffe Park Ltd
Jan
Thorofare
774
7,500
II,700
22
Oct
274
1,200
2
Sep
674 Oct
46
3%
Markets
Inc
Thriftmarket Inc
i
874
8%
100
874 Oct
12% Mar
374 Jan
Tilo
(
474
1,300
xl7%
19%
2,100
100
78%
50o
474
£1
6
30o
79
150
7674
Sep
5
4,100
4%
Oct
774 May
6
67B
3,600
6
Aug
774 Aug
Shipyards Corp
Edison 474%
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
574
600
574
Oct
87a
Trans
78
474
474
50c
474
474
16%
1
x1678
1774
374
u
3%
474
19,200
1,500
July*
Jan
Amer
Amer
674 Mar
Trans
Cuba
Oct
20% Jan
Trans
Lux
Mar
2,700
3
674
77b
6,000
3V2
6,600
674 Sep
274 Jan
7
A Oct
1274
Jan
574
Jun
Sep
274
Oct
2774 July
974 Mar
374 Mar
2274
Industries
Oil
11%
2,200
9
Jan
374
3%
3%
2,300
374
Oct
774 Mar
9%
9%
10%
4,100
874
Sep
1774 Mar
174
17a
1 7
8
5,200
1%
IIS
22.600
174
Oct
2074
13
Class A
Co
7
Oct
20%
2,000
1974
Sep
2%
2%
4,700
1%
Jan
11%
11%
200
8%
Jan
274
97
Jan
Feb
374 Oct
31
Feb
2074
10c
—10
--1
274
11
1074
11
700
10%
Oct
22
22
22%
800
22
Oct
July
3474 Feb
2974
29%
1,500
2814
Jun
36
Jan
22
22
22%
800
17%
Jan
24
Aug
874
Jan
5
100
3%
Jan
2674
26%
27
800
2574
Sep
84
84
25
1
Inc
class
Corp—..—
5
~3%
—
1
3%
3%
9
167b
167b
3%
9
167b
11
3,300
&
10c
Cable Co_.
8274 Aug
274 Feb
1,200
674
300
174
11
1174
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
17
Mar
14
1074 Sep
5
Oct
3874 Feb
90
Apr
374 Aug
10V« July
4
Mar
Jan
liV Apr
1474 Mar.
Oct
81.600
74
50c
A
common
Conduit
1V2 May
88
1
4,800
Transportation Corp of America—
Triangle
Apr
1174
100
1
1
Oct
3
574
-20
4%
774.
12,000
17,300
Toledo
16%
3
7%
2%
Todd
Cont
Jan
6%
2%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
574 Apr
2474 Aug
8674 Jan
13
54 Vi Mar
6%
1
574
18%
21%
Sep
874 Feb
Feb
2%
J
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
4 74
__20c
20%
177a
;25c
1174
20
2574
2174
1874 Aug
Jan
~5
5,400
2,400
2%
16
10
10°
Corp
1274
22%
774
1,900
53
$4.56 pfd
20
22
4174
51%
Jan
Jan
1
1174
7%
6.400
5174
8
1
1274
—
1474
100
10c
1
Inc
2074
2574
1474
500
8
1
Corporation
&
300
17
8
20c
Corp4—
Corp
Power
Tex star
Jan
17
16%
8
-7
Co
Industries
Oil
Texam
174 Mar
17
17
5
Tenney Engineering Inc
1274 July
3% Mar
5474
10
Inc
18
774 Sep
8
preferred
Inc
1274 Oct
1,200
111
4474
%
•
I,400
common
International
Technicolor
Mar
A
common
cumulative
Tampa
14 74 Mar
20
Inc
Class B
Sep
1074
44 74
—1.25
2274
19 74
1.50
Roosevelt
Russeks Fifth
20%
12%
„1
Inc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Amer
5,800
774
iq
Remington Arms Co Inc
II
1
Republic Foil Inc.
Republic Industrial Corp
T—ZIIII
Resisloflex
Corp
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
III50c
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution
1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
3
21741
1274
1974
jj()0
~~
Reliance Insurance Co
Roosevelt Field
Jan
2 74
Petrol Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Oct
1074
50
Products
31
1974
——.1
Corp
to Jan
47-4
Jan
'■
18—
Container
Tel-A-Sign
America
Technical
274
11%
4,300
Oct
Sunset International
Oct
2174
-
—
47%
3,200
2774 Aug
1974 Jun
1074
20
Reda Pump Co
Vtc extended
Jan
„
T
Co
2674
Robfnson
Jan
% May
2% Oct
Stylon Corporation
Oct
84
Oct
70
Apr
9
& Shop
Stroock (S) & Co
Oct
5%
17V Aug
1074 Jan
6% July
2,800
-
Jan
600
Co
Stop
Feb
May
22
Jan
700
23%
2274 Feb
Oct
11%
300
•
18%
3%
1.900
.
14,000
Co
5%
iq
of
300
2.000
57 7 4 Mar
537a Mar
-
1
Ltd
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
1774
16 %
~~20c
Corp
Soundcraft
700
5
5%
Jun
Sep"2074 Sep.
1974 Sep
10c
Mines
Canada
16%
"l
Aug
46
19%
—-1
Corp common
preferred-—
Enterprises Inc
&
53
—1
(The)
(A)
2574 Mar
100
20
—1
1
10
Stein
Oct
474
Feb
Sep
1,200
2
ordinary
Steel Paris Corporation
Jan
1574
26
22%
1474
Instruments
3,700
Feb
300
300
Jan
of
40
60
Sep
Statecourt
67
loo
Packing Co
Trust
Inc_——
convertible
Co
Feb
5374 July
22 74 Sep
30
7
Steel
4$ Apr
38
374
Statliam
Sep
974 Mar
257a Mar
Sep
1,400
72 74 Mar
2
4774 July
1774 Mar
*
3,000
5774 Oct
3214
4374
Reeves
974 Feb
100
1
600
67
34
Estate
41% Jan
12,800
7%
1
875
33%
4374
Real
2.000
1174
77a
674 July
,
B_
2174 May
1374 Jan
67
1
Rath
43
1274
Jan
10%Mar
Jan
Corp
1474 Sep
IOV4 Juu
2,000
13
Oct
-
43
25
—25
—
class
R
Investment
Rapid-American
7,200
25
Stanley Aviation Corp.
974 Aug
67
Tube
4%
3
15,400
25
Co
Lie
12%
Q
Ramo
4%
Jan
4
1.700
5
574
-
Jan
59 74 Aug
45% May
30
(Ky)
Stinnes
Quebec Lithium Corp
574
Aug
417l> Aug
18>
Sep
2,600
Corp
Products
Shares
8574
Pugct Sound Pulp & Timber-——- _3
Pyle-National Co
5
common
Oil
Standard
of
—
Co
Forgings
Standard
1474 May
15% Apr
Jan
Mar
42
Jan
124
5,700
50%
—
Standard
8%
Jan
67a
13
31% Sep
30
I,100
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp_
50% July
774 Feb
Jan
A Sep
3174
Pipe Line
1
5
Royalty Co
—itx*
Spear & Company
—__—10cSpencer Shoe" Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Stalil-Meycr Inc
*
174 Mar
1%
Jun
674 Aug
474 Mar.
Jan
4% May
6% Sep
200
33
.—25
preferred—
Southland
Oct
38
Materials
•
Colorado—
4'/4% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
"JUS
Southern
7574 July
2%
39,300
274
r.
cumulative preferred——-—25
California Petroleum Corp..2
Southern
1
—
.
2%
4,800
6 74
22%
preferred
cumulative preferred
86%
1
-
Jan
Jan
Edison—
cumulative
Jan
9
1
I—
Mines
Jan
46
•}§
Oct
32
convertible preference
convertible pr&ference-.t
12%
.2.50
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
New
Jan
574
•
Dome
Service
22 %
674
35%
»
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-IIall inc
Public
6 % Jan
'60 V\J&riftiQj
%
6
1
—
44
31
100
23
14% May
7 % May
12,300
1
^
16,900
31
1
Jan
Feb
7 Vb
37%
5
10
(Del)
3074
32% Sep
2874 Oct
3674
28%
Standard Dredging Corp common——1
10c
Inc
A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
East
> 1
2374 Aug
12.90
cuinulatjve
4.32%
Feb
54
774 May
1874 Sep
4.48%
18
Mar
19% Jan
74 Oct
574
1
California
Bouthern
Jan
9974 Mar
400
5
-*
-1
Co
1
Materials & Polymers
Pneumatic Scale
Poloron Products class A
Preston
Oil
k
•
Plastic
■
ft
Corp
Penn
I50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Corp
8O0i
1.100
Coast
South
,
_
Polymer
300
874
67%
3477
Sooth
Paper Mills
Corp
Manufacturing
4.56%
874
4,200
35:J
Apr
Mar
250
Sep
27,100
48%
50
£1
Feb
14
700
9%
1374
(Howard)
4% Mar
Oct
88
35
—5
3% Oct
778 Jan
900
18,100
4 %
Sonotone
3674 Jan
19274 Feb
24
127 74 12774
Elcclronlcs & Telcv Corp—10c
Smith
Apr.
8% Mar
Jan
:%
33
33
2C
274 Jan
1% Oct
_
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co_—10 pesos
Phililps Screw Co
iqc
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
—~ 4
Plasecki Aircraft Corp
————1
•
•
274
1
Co
Airways Lie
674 Apr
19% Jan
S4
Sep
2%
900
88%
1874 Feb
•
2874
28
5%
6
*
•
—
Oil
17% Aug
1774 Aug
1474 May
4% Jan
147a Jan
29
:}
31
3074
4.78%
700
6%
43
8874
4374 Mat
.
Jan
800
3%
21574 219
5% original preferred
—.—25
4.88% cumulative preferred—.
25
10,100
12
I,500
74
5% Jan
1%
15%
30
' Feb
-
1574, Oct
Mar
9
*
1% Mar
'
14% Febt
3,800
3
2874
37 74 Mar
15%
11%
,'4
*8
2974
3
preferred
Ltd
90 74 Mar
Oct
~7
20% May
2474- July
Sep
Publications—
Venezuelan
Slick
2174
12
II,700
Skialron
'
35
10c
—*
Sep
2
10%
2 50
Industries
560
6,200
1,700
7%
Jan
102
A Sep
7
Feb
Soss
1974 July
107«
% Oct
2774
2,400
56,100
3
900
8%
Pep Boys (The)~
i
Peppcrell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Name changed to
Phililps Electronics & Pharmaceutical
'
96% Oct
16 % Oct
2.50
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Pierce
7,800
15
11%.
"l
;
Penn Traffic- Co
125
28%
-
Jan
1%
15%
2
—l
Peninsular Metal Products—
14,000
19%
Sep
374
2%
9%
15%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
%
%
28
1%
2
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
10
9174 Mar
13
7%
14374
Oct
1174 Sep
7% Sep
20,200
97
17%
-
80
2,000
5
8
97
A
100
82%
14%
96%
10%
Power & Light 5%
Ffcrk Clienncal
8212
82%
1
Ltd
95% Mar
5.000
2,200
2274
8874
14% Apr
Sep
7,600
•
5,000 fr
100
Jun
.574 Apr
.774 Jan
1074
Singer Manufacturing Co_
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered^
83
Sep
81% Oct
3% Sep
American Shares
Jan
110
9,800
31,400
2,900
23
350
4%
5
Sep
91%
312
-
67» Mar
Jan
Ilf
Simpson's
87*
Jan
174
4%
Sinclair
90%
Oct
27'a
A
Jan
85%
•
474
Jan
91%
9%
8
1
2374
86%
•
•
Apr
674 Sep
1,700
2174
10c
26
_•
1074
4,700
25c
Jun
—•
preferred
preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.30 dividend preferred
dividend
14 V Feb
Jan
3,200
1074
Corp
Oct
4 7'4
21%
~3
Jan
6%
5
9
13%
215%
Aug
8V4 Mar
77-4
374
1374
"774
May
1% Aug "
3
4 7'8
1374
Ltd
Oct
20 74
19,300
Inc—
Mines
207a
400
9 74
2
22%
22
7%
%
A
300
21%
4,100
974
•
1 ih
14
574 Oct
•
800
21%
dividend
$4.75
class
Precision
Lighting
convertible
$3
2674 Jan
12,300
874
-25
22
74
77«
77b
——100
X'21%
x23 % X23
25
Lighting $4.f/3 preferred
$4.40
24%
25
674
774
1
2774
redeemable 1st j/ eferrcd
25
5c/c redeemable 1st 'jfd series A—25
4.80Vo redeemable
preferred
25
4.200
1674
Co
Oct
24
574
2
Silvrajy
600
57b
Apr
19 74 Mar
237^ Mar
Jan
400
774
1
Co
Gas
&
574
571
July
20
Sep
Jan
217»
B
Silver-Miller
25
5%
Oil
7%
Apr
22
Sep
1
1,400
7«
Ltd
Breweries
%
1,500
574
5
•
Sicks
Class
18,700
1574
Corp of America
Siboncy-Caribbcan Petroleum Co
Signal
74
174
5%
4 74
24% Mar
11%
Sep
Sep
11%-
%
1A
11
20 >4
common
Silver Creek
24
20
7.
Products lac
Jan
24%
1674
200
1574
Mining
Apr
25
*
Dean
42% Mar
Sep
200
2074
Shoe
Feb
1774
22
74
2074 Mar
Sep
Sep
18% Jun
17V» Jan
*
2974
Apr
28%
300
17 ai
21
21
—-I
1
—20c
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Mar
300
10c
I
Co
32
28
4,400
"rk 6%. Jan
Mar
19
19
Inc—-—-—------——3
25% Sep
1,000
30%
26:|/i x27
25
Bros
Leather
Silcx
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1474
8%
4 Vo
P
Pacific
1G 74
.374'
July
10
Jun
2,700
8%
Mar
%
j
~
Corp-
Feb
6%
2,700*
374
Sherwin-Williams
578 May
80
_j
Securities
Electric
Oct
65
6%
Jan
16'
-1
Airlines
Western
Sherman
Feb
,_7
2%. Oct
4% ScfK^
Town
Oct
3%
17
Seaporcel, Metals lack———-.10c
Securities Corp General
—'—1
Security Freehold Petroleums———.—•
Seeburg (Tlip) Corp
1
SliawSnigan Water. & Power
Jan
Old
374
1,100
15%
V/4
Shattuck
26% May
40% Mar
loo
.
1,200
4 1:
16%
1174
Seton
20c
3V
7
—
■
Corp.-
Oct
17
50c
Ltd—
—
Jan
»"«
274
1574
*
2.50
Inc
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B—
Servo Corp of America.
Servomgchanisms Inc—
Jan
if; Oct
8,500
10c
.
High
„
.
15.700
'
Corp Ltd
Petroleums
Socman
Jan
May
20,100
1
NOclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)
Occidental -Petroleum
-Oct
66;
90
474
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
25c
Saxon Paper Corp
-25c
Sayre & Fisher Co
,--1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
---3.5(1
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp—,
1
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber—^-1
Seaboard
•
8% Mar
56,900
;
—
o
Feb
3,500
North
Uranium
Jan
33
12.700
North
Warrants
Feb
1
—
Northspan
Feb
8%
40%
~
25
1
__10
North American Royalties Inc—
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northeast Airlines —
—
14%
5% Sep
—
——
—
27'a Mar
Oct
10
Lawrence
Sarcee
1% Mar.
1% Sep
2,300
7,100
NipiSsing
Mines
Noma Lites Inc
-Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3 74
3%
3%
Petroleum—_—r—1
—k
;—1
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred—
20
474% series preferred20
4.40% series preferred™-—
20
5.60% series preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
Oct
1A
Oct
Ne.w, York & Honduras Rosario—3.33.74
New
:
.
High
San Carlos
Jun
215
Feb
110
1
-
St
Salem-Brosius
li7o Mar
%<; Sep
1% Jan
_•
Oils
ty'eck
Shares
27B
—1
S
30% Mar
15%
Co
for
v
'•
5% Mar
Feb
Sep
U
14%
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson <st Ilaynes
Oct
%
14%
2974
Russell (The F C) Company
July
July
38%
1%
20o
1
28%
23
203
24 %
17,700
8,800
3,400
%
28%
Jan
Oct
4,300
2%
2%
1
25c
_1
Mining Co
Process
New
-
2%
50c
—
New Mexico & Arizona Land-.
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
36 74
3,225
4% May
Jan
Jan
160
30
1
Zinc
2%
2
Cliein Co
&
7.200
3%
—374
74"
20.
Co—_1
Tel
&
3
Low
Par
Sales
Range
«f Prices
-
_100
—;
Tel
New common
New
30c
Corp__
Sale Price
High
Low
High
~
National
Last !
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
.«
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Friday
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 30
FOR
for Week
Friday
STOCKS
6,600
1374
Feb
2274
500
2674
Oct
3914 Feb
Apr
<
Volume 190
Number
5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1863)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Shares
Low
Low
Temper Corp
Two Guys from Harrison inc
_10C
26
26vb
53,000
21:,b
"lo
True
21
217b
1,000
14
13%
25%
5,400
14® s
91,4
Jan
«
Corp.-
Union
Stock
United
Aircraft
17%
Amer
U S
Pacific
4
6
Sep
10%
Apr
7 vb
Jan
1
1%
IVb
14,700
T.r Sep
At Sep
2-)'b
Jan
fir
3b
6,500
*
47
."2.60
8
24.700
Jan
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
81b
Oct
Parana
Sep
Feb
11% Mar
Foil
1751b
Sep
190
Sep
(Republic of)—
.Sinking fund 3s Jan
41bJuly
27% Aug
7% Jan
9%
Jan
13% Mar
(not
78 Vb July
tribution.
100'
—
%
62 %
30,600
4lib
Feb
38 Tb
38 Tb
41%
5,100
38%
Oct
4514
i
8%
8%
9 VB
5,600
8%
Oct
1214 Aug
_50c
wi
41/4
4%
4 Vs
4%
1,500
2%
Jan
14
56
56 VA
*
16 Va Mar
9 V±
f
United
Reclaiming Co——-
Stores
Corp
Universal
Controls
Universal
Marion
—
7,700
38 %
5.300
17 Vb
17 Vb
18
39,500
30
18 3
8
17%
185a
19,200
13%
7 >4
7 %
7%
2,300
6Va
Oct
10%
10%
10Tb
2,200
6
Jan
5%
1,700
4%
Jan
12 To
13,800
6 Tb
Feb
2%
Sep
—14
5
5
5%
Industries warrants—
11%
1
12 %
Vinco Corporation
1
3%
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
53b
5%
13 Tb
13Ta
Vita
(The) Instrument Co
Food
53
Jan
20%
Jun
Jan
15%
36%
No
par
July
7 lb July
19% May
A
3%
Jan
8 Tb
13%
Sep
19%
x Ex-dividend,
Bonds
being
Jan
—
4
2%
1,300
10
h
2%
29,500
listed
Development Co——*
Western
Leaseholds
Western
Feb
Oct.
Westmoreland
Inc__
2
Vb Mar
117
31
1
3%
f.r
300
31a
I,7.;
,
nr
4.800
16%
31b
1,400
-2.
85
,
Jan
16%
20
Oct
84
Sep
21b Sep
3/lr Aug
~3 3 4
31'a
3%
3} J
318
600
ib
5,000
311'2
200
271b
Feb
32
34 lb
500
2714
26
15,100
..
2
To
8.53;
400
28
26
28
u
11,900
19%
.1,700
%
xl8%
19
.
17Tb
4%
750
6s
3%
4 Vs
Apr
5s
Valley
13%
18
Sep
85
Oct
National
51 bs
New
3,000
42
Oct
68% Jan
y
1
1%
.
__
Water
series
G
liq tr ctfs—
1976—Jan-J«Ip
-Mar-Sep
May-Noo
'
May-Wot?
April-Oct
deb '62—Jan-July
1965
—Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
324.8
Utility
Trade,
212.5
214.4
-0.9
231.8
207.1
424.0
431.9
—1.8
433.0
382.7
289.7
293.8
—1.4
360.4
239.5
9 lb
or
Friday's
High
121
134
$42
Bonds
Feb-Aug
1982
$120
558
California
Gas
—
:
Gas
Gas
&
3'As
(Calif)
Electric
1970
3s
3'As
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
134
99
Stocks
45
83 Vb
92
Railroad
No. of"
125'A
120
Shares
Int'l
and Miscel.
"United States
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
Government
Eonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Bond
6
SaleS
79%
87%
Mon.
Oct. 26
3,575,050
SG.520,000
$272,000
$6,792,000
57
71%
Tues.
Oct. 27—
4,168.890
6.609.000
252,000
6,861,000
80
14
83 V*
51 lb
51%
12
37
39
11
+98lb
86
Wed.
6,270,000
Oct. 28.—-
3,915,568
6,074,000
196,000
Oct. 29
3,889.920
3.555,390
6,202,000
156,000
6,358,000
Oct. 30
5,779,000
187,060
5,966,000
19,104.818
$31,184,000
—
56V2
47
33'A
Total
39%
97%
—
U0
98 Va
85
24
79%
*20
78
78 lb
lb
$1,063,000
—
85
8614
50
3b
April-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
Webb St Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
Wp«t
ppjin Traction
5s
1960
June-Dec
June-aug
79 %
79
+96%
6
97
88
89
88%
+83 lb
16,000
6
90 lb
97%
96'A
97
178
130
162
85%
$85
259
and
31,184.000
Industrial™:
89
89%
SO
89
91 %
83
lb
$80
90%
93%
100
113
Foreign
(No. of
88
96%
Shares)
85%
-
Mon.
Oct. 2G-
82
$77%
74 lb
80
86
+84
$75%
84 lb
3
74%
78
84%
86%
Tues.
Wed.
Oct. 28
84
Thurs.
8
Oct. 29
93
Fri.
Oct. 30
73
1,328,980
3
89
1
98
98 Vs
96 Va
1
96'A
105%
86
86
4
85 V8
83 lb
83%
99 3
4
99%
2
—
1
82%
8f
99
$18,000
$306,000
206,000
206,000
211,000
4,000
2,000
217,000
234,000
5,000
1,000
240,000
1.191,460
184,000
4,000
2,000
190,000
6,182,360
—-
107 %
96%
90
.
Total
Bonds
$2,000
,
1,218,725
105%
27
+86
$286,000
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
1,324,370
-
Total
91
98%
9°%
98%
Government
Bonds
$1,121,000
$15,000
$23,000
$1,159,000
86
82 lb
100%
89
100
Domestic
1,118.825
Oct. 27
82
74%
83%
„
—
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
178
78
65
75%
$70
$104,000
$31,816,000 $1,299,932,600 $1,116,104,620
Transactions at the American Stock
95
123
80
4
1
1,060,437,600
Stocks
67 %
86
1,241,975,600
—
.65
-
30,628,000
$32,247,000
•
65
89
55,464,020
$1,000
97%
115%
31
57,940,000
98
86
+117 lb 123
99,000
$1,188,000
103
■
80
—
89%
+86
506,774,710
Bank
-
Railroad
85
94 Va
U
1958
(83,493,722
Government
S.
International
Total
87 %
88 lb
1959
20,736,560
$1,063,000
Shares
of
Bonds—
168
78-
100
101%
1101
Feb-Aug
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
-Washington Water Power 3V2S 1964
Stocks—No.
Foreign
7914
1958
19,104,818
47
78
U.
110%
$32,247,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 30
1959
20
23
89
180
106
10714
1971—Jan-July
1970
Wasatch
Service
Thurs.
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
Counties
and
High
36%
9
.
$82%
Jan-Aug
1982
Southern
Finance
5
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Low
No.
85%
85%
April-Oct
1981
Southern
v.
Jan
Jan. 1
Sold
47
130
—Feb-Aug
1983
—
Goods
Mining
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Feb-Auff
.Feb-Aug
1973.
1982
Southwestern
457.8
510
371.5
Sep
Feb-Aug
4lbs series J
K
527.7
570.1
41b
—Feb-Anp
1976
43A» series I
series
490.7
—2.0
5,500
1981—May-Wot?
3s
4 lbs series H
4%s
554.2
—1.9
4%
lb
1998-Jan-July
6s
Co
3s
—1.4
-3.0
Inc—
1961—
•
518.9
9% Sep
April-Oct
Edison
400.1
511.5
344.2
29% Aug
—Apr-Oct
Jan-July
1970
1963
1973
441.3
.
1963
Corp
Low
—1.4
493.0
——
Goods
-1959-
High
Change
418.2
Week Ended Oct. 30
'
;
Durable
Oct. 16, '59
412.4
—
Fri.
series F 1979
3%s
Percent
Oct. 23, *59
———
524.0
Division—
Power
follows (1939=100):
502.5
Oct
Jan-July
1978
3%s
3lbs series D 1976
3s
.current year are as
1% May
Va- Aug
17 la
65
Television,
common
518.6
Feb
65
Gas
the closing prices of the
337.3
8
65
&
on
Transportation
May
2% July
4,600
83%
3'As
prices based
7
3,700
82%
1973_<
3%s series E
Feb
9,900
83%
Corp—
debentures
&
Sep
2
4
23
week ending Oct.-23, 1959, for composite and by major industry
comparecluwith the preceding week and (with highs and lows for the
Manufacturing
6515 Apr
2% July
1
31
72.75 Jan
for
Compositc-
Tr.
1
Last
1974
June-Dec
1994.—June-Dec
subord
Southern'California
B
stock
groups
19 Va May
9%
Sale Price
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv
series
The SEC index of stock
3114 Aug
22%
%
22%
debs
.
for 1958
102.82 Dec
—
Range
Feb
48'A
42%
Jane-Dec
,___Quar-Feb
Electric
2%s series C
21Jan
26%
-
Rapid American Co 7s deb 1967
5%s conv subord debs 1964
3s
45% Jun
100
Oct
June-Dec
debs 1973....-—.—Feb-Aug
Power
'3 lbs series A
8!b\Feb
21%
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'As 1968
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971——
.—April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
3'As 1970
Jan-July
Safe' Harbor
163b Mar
700
85 lb
4s
Range
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Oct
21%
.
1974
Service
Apr
201b Mar
300
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6V2S due 1953 extended to 1963
Public
Jun
4 Vb
27
141b
—
Period
Western RR 4s
Theatres
England
21V2
26% May
12% Jan
4s
RR
convertible
Jun
Western RR—
National Research
Closing
101.42
60
46%
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6 Vb%
Midland
Date—
Low
725
Interest
Corp—
Averages
IVb Jan
13%
,_40c
Power 314s 1970
Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1970
81.63
81.59
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
104.31
3,600
5s
...—-
debentures
82.23
Oct
21%
6s
Builders
subord
78.66
Oct. 30—
89 3 4
—1
Elec
AGuanxanamo &
78.41
Frt,
201b
series A 1993
May-Nov
A 1st mortgage
4s series B 1993—
—May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sepf
General
S7.07
Oct
30%
»■
5V2B c'onv subord debs
mortgage
212.74
Apr
19 Vi
.29
Low
1st
87.41
46
87
Exchange
J
155.15
31%
297 a
10,300
4%
Friday
N
82.23
Jan
1
25
100
BONDS
of
78.81
High
Sep
Jan
4
Lackawanna
78.33
Bonds
19.61
Non-Dun;blo
Authority
87.17
104.19
12
-4%
lb
&
81.71
212.57
Oct. 29
107b
.
4
Lack
81.77
82.15
Thurs.
4%
Corp—
Transit
82.08
79.25
Apr
1134
lOo
Delaware
79.52
78.48
37
—10
Zapata
Chicago
78.41
86.98
Sep
1214 Sep
10% Sep
ord regular..,
Chemoil Industries 6s
'87.11
212.54
87.41
for 1959
109.60 Aug
1,300
Zapata Off-Shore Co.——
Edison
211.65
87,54
] 55.01
104.19
13%
8
Boston
87.33
.156.33
643.60
Oct.28
1214
£1
Steel
81.78
156.78
642.18
Wed.
13 Is
8 VB
Bethlehem
82.21
637.61
Mar
1
22%
Appalachian
79.52
35
Jan
Inc——
inc
78.33
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock
Ltd—
4s
87.06
Low
1
Pump
210.64
Jan
Oct
8
40
87.45
High
1%
1
&
ities
103.56
14%
21b
1Tb
2
50c
Steel
Rails
103.88
800
6%- preference
Amer
Rails
156.95
Stocks
July
91%
% July
.
■
a
Util¬
trials
tries
Oct. 26.
3,400
Woodley Petroleum Co—
Total
Grade
Oct. 27-_
27
Wood (John) Industries Ltd—
Wood Newspaper Machine
10
Grade
Tues.
24 %
^iMiison Brothers common—
y&!5%> preferred 2—>-%-13
——
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%% pfd—
Alsco Inc
Second
Indus¬
«
% Jan
25 Tit
—
Stock
10
First
Oct
.
37%
50
46
46
1
(R C) <fe Co
American
65
10
roads
.
stocks,
65
Sep
23
■fy Jan
5
Williftms-McWilliams Industries
Petroleum
Util—
Total
Utilities,
514 Aug
414 May
Jan
Jan
1,14 Oct
300
17 %
85
—1
(The)
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—
Jewelry Co——
Averages
Jun
1
———.
Wichita River Oil Corp—
Zale
.
Jan
Jan
_10c
American dep rets
■
4% Mar
Oct
16 •%
—10
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing-,—
Whfte Eagle International Oil Co-
(F W)
Rail¬
29-——
1%
—20
Woodall Industries
'
-Bonds15
'
29%
92 li
31
Coal.:
Co
-
Mon.
Westmoreland
Corp.
Williams Brothers Co
-
,
20
—
24--—
470
Is
ord shares.
Western Tablet & Stationery.-
Mfg
■
645.11
—
27
Jan
3 3 it
dep rets
51 %
44
333. C7
26
29,400
3%
Ltd
38 V2
trials
Stockholders Invest Ltd-
Woolworth
dividend.- -:
Ex-liquidating
z
Indus¬
Oct.
1%
.3V'4
—1
3
10
Oct.
941i
.100
Williams
Ex-rights,
flat.
-Stocks-
Oct.
IV2
1
_50c
Inc
4.40%
45%
ask
30
May
Feb
22
-iv*
58'/a
11
the
are
3 Tb
92V4
.1.25
pfd
Stag
40%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
5Vb Mar
80
Jun
13 8
1
Iric
Western
-
Below
23
92%
Manufacturing—
West Texas Utilities
Wickes
46
40 lb
,
Oct.
Jan
Sep
IVb
5
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
White
45'/b
40%
prices; no salles being transacted during, the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
•' • - '
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"wi," when issued; "ww," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
14'A Mar
Jan
Feb
71
50
23
2
2%
-10fl
Knapp Inc common
Products
4%
23
1
$6 series preference—
(Del)
Weiman & Company
2 Tb
500
#2%
..30
Webster Investors Inc
Amer
y
traded
and
13 Va Mar'
—1
Wftltham Precision Instrument Co.
Chemical
bid
Jan
75
75
.100
$2 cumulative preferred..
West
45'/a
Jun
400
3%
3 Tb
ctfs_
trust
Waitt & Bond Inc common
JWentworth
Jan-July
2s 2012__Jan-July
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not included in year's, range),
d Ex-intcrest.
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend. , h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not-included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
in
$ Friday's
5% Mar
1,000
12,800
4%
4%
-
voting
102%
57
value,
included
Date
17o ' preferred
Webb &
1997
(Plan A)
16 lb
vv
Waco:Aircraft Co
100
58
Feb
8
5%
14
99%
58
22Tb May
9'A
.25c
Products
Baking
$97%
Sep
Jan
Jun
37o
3%
Vogt Manufacturing-
.Wagner
$60
Mar-Sepf
Stock and Bond
...1
Valspar Corp
Victoreen
FeD
9 lb Mar
Jan
,
—15
(Fla)
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Van Norman
Jan
Sep
434
35%
_25c
..
-
Corp
2008
65
,
1%
35%
4>,b
38 lb
Oil—
Inc_-_
Universal Insurance
'
_25c
10
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated
.
1
stamped
Ex-liquidating
1
U S Rubber
2'/as
A)
$60
1972.^.—.June-Dec
90
64
May
—_1
.L.i;
t
B_
Rio de Janeiro
4,700
5%
(Plan
95
90
Peru
2,200
4%
9 %
53«.
1
30
v
21
18%
19%
1
_50c
:
514
stamped
93 Va
$63
May-Hov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
413 May
177''a
May-Noi?
2008
19
$120
April-Ocf
2Vbs
A)
Aug
Ltd—
176
(Plan
%
4%
.100
stamped
180
16 3
$93
Feb-Aug
180
180
17
$90
.
Jan-July
1949
180
184
16lb
Jan-July
6lbs
50 V4
63b
.108
$175
1967
Feb
35
5
$181
1967.
B
% Sep
1
600
7%
7%
A
(Prov)
Maranhao
4
%
$125
Feb-Aug
...April-Oct
1951
&
series
900
A
1,1,
B
series
lbs
_lOc
Investing-
&
U S
class
5'As
43,900
Aluminum
class B
AHanover
5%
46
Air Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile Co
New
Sep
6%
_—
U S
-
Aug
28%
4
N J RE & Canal—
United
Aug
12 Va
6%
dep rets ord registered
United
201b
Feb
6 ill'
Products
United Molasses Co
Sep
10
6%
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
Milk
161a
500
_50c
———
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
18
I
Products
United Elastic Corp
United Improvement
Jan
200
11Tb
Jan-July
1952
Waterways 6'/2S 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
' \
Debt Adjustment debs—
23la Jan
17%
10%
20
United Asbestos Corp_.
United
lb Oct
A
Port
7%
7,800
—4
—
Omaha__—
of
1814
I6V4
—
Co
Yards
18%
*
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment
series
1951
7s
German State & Prov Banks—
series
A6s
Oct
16
Bk of
A6s
Jun
24
Jan
19
(Germany)
Central
ADanzig
—5
—
30
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
High
313b Aug
Sep
U
Unexcelled Chemical
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan, 1
High
2638
warrants
ENDED
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
Trl-Continental
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
100%
9
/
lib
87
91 lb
4
90
97
66%
68
G
61%
of
Shares
*
Jan. 1 to Oct. 30
1959
1958
f,840,855
311,277,673
180,298,039
1958
Bonds—
$1,121,000
$424,000
$22,557,000
$15,759,000
government
15,000
58,000
1,506,000
1,424,000
corporate
23,000
32,000
1,265,000
1,538,000
$1,159,000
$514,000
$25,328,000
$18,721,000
Domestic
92
Foreign
103
91 Va
Week Ended Oct. 30
6.182,360
1959
Stocks—No.
Foreign
—
75
100% 100%
1
99
V«
191 V»
36
(1864)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, November 2, 1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
East
Sale Trice
Par
American Agric
Ciiein Co——
American
Motors
American
Sugar
American
Corp„_
Tel & Tel—.
.-33V3
Anaconda Company—.—!
Boston &
Boston
Co—.
78%
50
—
Albany RR„
Edison
80%
25
common.
—100
Boston Personal Prop Trust
oo y8
ENDED
OCTOBER
&
Par
of Prices
Shares
Low
30%
69%
29%
77%
61%
75
82%
03%
223
125
53%
53%
36
36%
*«
—.—3
48
48
Sperry
89 %
Standard
129
65% Mar
Standard
35
53
Jan
62 %
Sep
Studcbaker-Paekard
10
18
Jan
27 %
Aug
47 %
64%
47% Oct
228
20%
162
cum
1st
preferred
preferred B—
preferred udj
A
General
General
Electric
Kennecott
100
New
Railroad
Webster
United
U
S
old—.
&
1,914
347
40
32%
381
12%
300
12
.1
•
•
Mass
&
Min
RR
25
10
Shoe
S
16 %
J
——•
Steel
37
Oct
Jan
21%
188
26
38 Va
79
.
48%
50%
16
16%
58
59%
STOCKS
90
•
36
44
82
423
3,231
54%
30%
55%
30%
76
76
-20
34
Oct
ACF
G4%
Apr
Allen
44%
Oct
American
Jan
28%
Jan
45
45% Jan
28%
Sep
38
Feb
76
Oct
87
May
14%
Jan
20%
16%
80
97%
479
70% Feb
Hobart
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
•
—
Gamble
140
32%-Jan
100
15
Jan
40%
70
37%
Oct
% Aug
Aug
52% Feb
Rapid-American
40%
55
37%
Jun
50%
88
50
87%
Oct
96%
32%
249
31%
Sep
80%
37%
80
80%
Oct
35%
Oct
47%
540
36%
37%
66%
67%
31%
2
1
—
Alleghany
50
:
i
Bros
179
50%
32%
86 %
44%
44%
45%
470
31%
Oct
37%
Jan
75
44
Jan
50%
27%
Mt
1
Ltd
"
—
Jan
34%
American
Airlines
/
Oct
27% Aug
45%
l
Cyanamid
Tel
American
Armco
&
Tel
Co
Avco
Oct
33 %
Apr
50 ia
Feb
65
70%
82%
441
70%
Oct
77%
78-%
637
75
Sep
89%
40
90
Jun
59
Sep
5
Steel
—:
8
Airplane
Ohio
2
25
Service
System
So
Ohio
I
10
Electric
5
Motors
Sherman
Tel
~
Corp
(P)
Chemical
National
Cash
National
I
Dairy
Register
New
Lead
York
I
_
„
.
Oct
457
37%
Oct
22%
15
14%
29%
95
29%
Oct
68
68%
20
65%
Sep
60%
34
50%
Feb
50%
86
47%
37%
36
20%
20%
244
40%
100
33%
Jun
30%
55
27%
Feb
51
88%
88%
257% 259
73
12
27
Sep
35% Sep
19% Sep
74%
2%
,3,744
Jan
435
Feb
Oct
Sep
23% July
53% July
Mar
4%
"23/i- Sep
2% Oct
;200
~
5
18% Jan
45s"
4,073
27
Jan
4
Feb
2%
14%
!
Feb
31
Jan
Jan1'
-
July
4
Feb
,
1,085
81'-%'
Oct
35
Aug'
15%
;
100
IOV2
Jan-f
16
Sep
1 Va
1%;
14%
,
800
42 Va'
.1,002
3% Mar
'
—
—■
VM 2"%
,;r: 18
M0%
•'%> 3.
J-1 *
—10
24 3 «
22
.
1
1
210
Oct
1%
Jan
17 Vi July
Jan
4
43% July
6V* Feb
,
"
2V-s Apr'
2%
Feb
'
18
•
*.
14- '
400
1.
15,593.
3^-e.Oct
7%
'•*
Oct
13%
22
Jan
-•
14 y4
3% Jan
4
4% Mar
Jun
•„*11
100
,
Jan
10«
.
J 110
%
4%-
18 ,T
16% Mar
r
,.350
13%
Apr
t-> 150
..
IITji
4%
■
(M50
1034'v
'29 V* *
13-Vo
Feb
37a
-100
I
x
v2%>
'3
f'Ml%
36%
•
3%
3%
■JL '.
5
lVa Sep-;
Jun '
11
M .."380
3%"
41 %
**v
1,300
•
14%
~
—1
5
Jun
Oct
Jun
July
'
.—._1
—
25'-;;'
300
r
31%
3%
——1
—_1
27/a'
"1:% Oct
15%
*
4
-t.
—
42%
44 7
%
a
945
97
Laboratories
Steel
East
Oct
Allied
common
"'41% Sep
49 y4
July
Corp
,
74% July
72% July
64%
Apr
24% Mar
40% Oct
39% Apr
Oct
75%
Jan
272% Aug
97
July
60%
52
Jan
Aug
July
Sep
51% Feb
70
199
50%
Jan
85
24%
Oct
26%
Oct
45%
175
43%
Oct
66%
210
74%
Sep
84%
Apr
52%
53%
22
52
454
44% Mar
58% July
70
17% Jan
24
May
65
39% Jan
57
25
July
38
28% Feb
43%
110
45% May
37%
Jun
48
42%
60
32%
Jan
49%
20
39
Jan
July
Feb
13%
14%
7,500
10"'
Feb
50
50
12%
13
Cyanamid
Investment
Co
Co
American
Machine
American
79% Jan
48
54
20
29
31
60
50
105%
Feb
Jun
Feb
26% Mar
Jun
34% Mar
131% Aug
32% Oct
American
Rad
American
Steel
33%
2,200
99% 100%
>200
24%
24%
25%
33
32
42%
42%
American
Tel
&
&
57
58%
Foundry.
Stand
San
(Un)
1
7
„
&
Tel
Oil
Co
A common
Anaconda Company
Arkansas
Louisiana
OLl
&
Refining
convertible
2nd
Products
preferred
Corp
Refining Co—
Corporation
Feb
53% Jan
33
Oct
50% Jan
64% July
20% Jan
101 y2
Oct
51 Va
Feb
81% Oct
15%
15%
1,500
134
Sep
18%
69%
,'.200
78%
6,900"
757a' Sep
89
Apr
:300
91%*Jun
107
Jan
1,600
37% Jan
5
15%
69%
78%
25
68%
78%
104
,_25
41 Va
41%
-^5
2%
2%
105
42
3i
2%
61
64%
57%
58% •'
74%
74%
'■
34%
32%
347s
22
22
22 \
35
35
—10
25%
—10
9%
Apr
20%
Jan
Jan
34
Oct
Oct
37%
52% Mar
60
25
Oct
Bastian-Elessing Co
Belden Manufacturing Co
47% Apr
Bendix
9%
27%
9%
13%
8%
23
8%
16
38%
36%
67%
66%
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Binks
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(Un)
8
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1
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55
1,500
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1
19
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300
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Apr
Apr
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11% Jan
18% July
81
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%
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30Jan
41% July
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88% May
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56%
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—13
15%
41%
70% May
80% Sep
114% July
33% Apr
254
4
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42Apr
46'1-j Feb
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18
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—
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4,200
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26%
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May
38% Sep
39% July
47% Oct
—10
40
67% May
Apr
14
16,100"
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Co (111)
44%
44%
14ys Oct
64
81%
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42%
15
9
July
17% Oct
69%
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31
21
29% May
80%
Gas
Steel
&
—
33%
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class
.
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76
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Apr
34% July
5
16%
59%
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3,800
43
58%
(111)—!
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74%
Feb
37
32Va
American Tobacco (Un)
American Viscose Corp (Un)
Avco
26%
35%
31%
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5%
56% Sep
8
3.500
35%
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Athey
40
Jan
1
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(Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
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51%
94'«
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Can
$1.50
48* s'- Oct
200
»
1.300
.
32 Va
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(Un)
61% May
56% July
67%
32
14%
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American
Ashland
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84 y4
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Paramount
Armour
1,200
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Armco
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7%
Feb
20% Jan
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61%
8
—
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20%
350
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10%.
Jan
81%
31%
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91% July
Feb
68
16
1
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LOW
66%
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16
Jan
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19
1
—
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of Prices *:
31%
—
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Oct
50%
203
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Low
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compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Par
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59%
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page 44.
3
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26
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10
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24%
43%
22
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v
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42%
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58%
66%
51%
5
2%
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40
Jan
29%
49%
5
Phillips Petroleum
Republic
40
108%
38
Central
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
37%
184
42%
41%
5
2Va
STOCKS
Oct
52
5
"
National Distillers
National
117%
117%
21%
—-2
2%
—
Corporation
4%
v-
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Midwest Stock
Jan
83%
•
2%'
Products
Admiral
44%
67%
1
Monsanto
53%
——1
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A
58% July
Sep
82%
5
Martin Co
27
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
Akron Brass Manufacturing
49% May
29%
Jan
<=
156
.
2%
——1
Acme
125
36%
3
4%
52%
1
17% May
207
50
81 %
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24%
preferred.
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Udylite
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2,300
27
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2%
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10
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250
1%
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50%
53%
47% Mar
3,341
;
26%
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30%
65 %
26%
5% Oct
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16 % July
Oct
29%
50%
82%
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55%
108
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586
14
50%
94%
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43
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1
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Apr
74
Jan
40
257%
60% Mar
10'% Sep
.1,675
•
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—
80% July
34% Oct
25% May
Jun
19%
86
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Trailer
Tel
23%
329
5
Dynamics
International
221
95%
Ford
International
34%
22%
_2.50
Federated Dept Stores
General
32%
30%
20%
5%
July
106
65% Mar
94
Auto-Lite
General
35
204
37
5
10
%
48%
59%
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Kodak
Greyhound
68
1
DuPont
75
22%
—
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Dayton Power & Light
Dow Chemical
General
38%
1
Wright
Fruehauf
55%
10
Gas
Electric
14%
29%
5
63
74%
21%
1
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Colgate-Palmolive
Eastman
34%
115%.
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-
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61
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&
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5
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Chesapeake &
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104
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3
Columbus
104
13 Va
1
82% Oct
25
72% May
36% Oct
47
50
Columbia
Oct
41%
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Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
Cities
36%
24%
Oil—,
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50
35
—
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36%
20
78%
Jan
Sep
May
"53
371
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Oct
146
80
51%
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v-
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Oct
31% July
44% Mar
3,493
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2%
Oct
29*
Oct
32%
57%
;
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14%
Oct
25%
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Brunswick
Feb
31%
42%
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10%
25
56%
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80
32%
24%
5
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24%
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Mar
32%
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3,725'
>
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1
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Upjohn Co
14%
31%
42%
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3
25% Sep
751
•
55%
1
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Oct
12
American
Jan
1,300
32%
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43
1
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'
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23%
Oct
'
12%
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'
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July
36%
31%
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13%
477
1%
55%
1
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Riven
89% Mar
31
14%
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57
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May
28% July
73% Jan
1,224
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—
Leonard Refineries
Jun
Parke
60
20
82%
Jan
-27— Oct
1,270
29%
37%
Apr
_..26%. Oct
275
30%
29%
86
32%
1
*—
100 % Mar
209
5
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United Shirt Dist
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Feb,
•
1
10
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
Lansing Stamping
Unlisted Stocks
Allis-Chalmers
97% July
394
14
25%
common———.—*
Kingston Products
Feb
89% Oct
-
26%
—
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92 % Mar
100
27
25%
—————
20
26%
2.50
107% Aug
Jan
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1
Gray Iron
Goebel
42
19%
406
common
Oct
45
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89'-''
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Great Lakes Oil & Chemical—
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40
91%
1
&
33%' Jan
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—;—5
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36%
•
*
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for Week
13%
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80%
50%
'
Sales
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of Trices
—1
Detroit Steel Corp
for Week
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of Prices
89%
5
149V2 July
•68% Aug
Feb
97% July
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37%
10
87% 'Aug
Feb
Jan
Exchange
2%
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91%
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—10
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Oct
121%
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13%
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Apr
32
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10
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167
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83
32
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Mar
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28%
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88
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86
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27
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53% Feb
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Diamond National common
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Art
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Apr
59 Va
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25
259
94%
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97 7.
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282
1,200
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,
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1
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Oct
31%
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of these Cincinnati prices.
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73%
25
Friday
4%
75
1,484
15%
24%
59
100%
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38%
32
97%
203
Oct
25
%
Jan
35%
183
34
34%
160
1,254
13
31%
Cincinnati Stock
Cincinnati
Jan
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are
Detroit
Cincinnati
03%
f;
135% 135%
11.50
——
Detroit Edison
Gas
77
14% Jan
19c, Feb
Jan
35%
—
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Cincinnati
Sep
28% May
Jan
6c
16%
Burger Brewing
Carey Manufacturing
Jan
41%
Feb
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29%
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Oct
19%
79
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American Laundry
52 Va
Feb
'■*
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84% July
117% Feb
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Mar
1,400
188
Co—
12.50
Sep
91%
3,593
—
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
'74
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36%
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Oct
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100
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Oct
81% Jan
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100
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16.43
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10
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20
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16.43
16%
31%
1
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207
1
Torrington Co
Fruit
59%
83
77%
20
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Jan
11
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Jun
42
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56"
Oct
92%
81%
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&
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Oct
5%
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58%
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70
'
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wi
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30
56% Oct
—
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32% Mar
33% Feb
50% Feb
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43%
10
455
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Tel
30
6%
Narragansett
Eng Tel &
43%
30
5%
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43%
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Sep
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70
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42
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24
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55%
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39%
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of
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24%
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Apr
41% V
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39% Jan
1
138
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74% Mar
Oct
——.
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Southern
Apr
:
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43% Mar
58% Sep
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30% May
82% Oct
121
606
Range Since Jan. I
7 Low
s',:-
High
l.-——
Feb
*
Range
Paper
Roebuck—
Sep
74% Sep
58% Sep
14
60%
Oct
Regis
Sears
26
4,699
59%
St
High
29 %
60
79%
30%
4,740
30%
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc common—10
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Low
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Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
for Week
10
;
—
East
Sale Price
5
—
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Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New
Calumet
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30
Sales
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124
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——
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30%
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Low
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Jan
2
Mar
58% July
39% Aug
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Number
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37 !l
Jan
63%
Jan
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Northwest Airlines
48% Mar
Continental Motors
Continental
Controls
Crane
Steel
of
Co
Oct
90
Feb
Oak
Jun
100
45%
55%
Jan
13%
400
13 *
Sep
23% Mar
16
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20
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63% Mar
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4,800
56%
59'/a
1,200
24%
31% Sep
55% Sep
26%
43% May
70% May
700
41%
44%
900
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21% Sep
41% Oct
43
43%
36% May
52% May
1,100
41
36 !4
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48%
Feb
38
1,300
35
Oct
48%
Apr
32%
Feb
17% Mar
39%
67
Jan
Public Service
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Co
Co
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of Indiana
■
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5
74%
Jan
92% July
23
Jan
28 %
Apr
9% May
6% Feb
Apr
97% July
Oct
39
Jan
12%
Oct
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45%
28
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200
Flour Mills of America
Motor
33%
18%
Jan
28% July
8%
600
GO 3 V
400
85% Sep
Revlon
8% Oct
General
Bankshares
General
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General
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Jun
1,818
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43
Oct
66 3b
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36%
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Union
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18%
19
45% May
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300
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65
100
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81% July
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300
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8%
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30
•
30 %
*
Container Corp of America—-J
July
36
100
Co
Jan
19
10
National Standard Co.—.
National Tile & Mfg
33% July
32% Jan
,<•>,
&
20%
'
Inc
National
Apr
,60
23%- Oct'-
100
32%
i
48 *
13%'
'
—'——10
Consumers Power Co
%
Jan
20% Sep
45
*
-
300
46
'
--♦
Commonwealth EdiSon common:——25
Consolidated Foods
19r%
61%
82 %
—5
—-
preferred
34% July
47%
100
—-
Colorado Fuel & Iron/Corp—.—'
Columbia Gas System (Un)J—_
$4.64
Sep
High
550
140
Co
National Cash Register
National Distillers Prod
32% Mar
Sep":
400
(Philip)
Low
1
22%
19
Jan
37%
48 -Vsa
'45 %
Oct
300
t 175
317a
''48% *:
•26%
36%
i
58
132 %
3%
Sep
25'/«
•
\: 14%
-13
175
"
Manufacturing
Motorola
July
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%
1
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
i:
r
28%
1
Modine
Oct
28%
36%
■
-.2
300
24 34
common-
43'
V'27%
Jan
10
■
*4'
27
18%
1,300
-
53*4
27-16
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h
53 J
.
July'
45^b Mar
-v-36%>-ju'n
100
-
25*4
--
Electric
Coleman
.
41*4
«:
>
'
Cleveland
287a- Oct
16,600
4
123-Tvu
Corp..
preferred
23
Pacific,'-—V
Electric—8.50
Iron
1,200
261 i« 26*4
Co_J__——*__a„10
Cliff's
26%
400
»r-60 *'«""•* •
Service
Cleveland
Jan
--400
2%
27 -A-
Chrysler Corp
City Products
14%
Morris
.
&
.1,200
Shares
Low
—1
Minnesota Min &; Mfg (Un)_
Mississippi River Fuel
31% July
25
•24'a
•
.
preferred.*—/i——/lOO
Gas
Jail
•.1
for Week
22%
Mickelberry's Food Products.
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Oct
Sales
Range
'
Meyer Blanke Co
•'
•
,
v'41?a
Chicago South Shore &" So Bend—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common!-
i
155
Jan
Jan
19%
41*4' 43
■
-
-V
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co-*
Cincinnati
109
46%
'
27%?--
Northwestern
32
-
23 *2
preferred- ^Ll__r-_25
Paul •&
47*/4 Aug
1,500
:'/*2%*
?
America (Un/C—i—*.
St
"38% Feb
26:,ii
•
Chicago
800
29
•
Champlin Oil & Refining -common——1'.
$3 convertible
Chemetron Corp
28% Aug
2214
25
Canadian Pacific (Un)_____
25
Carrier Corp 4 V*??' preferr.edi-.i__—/:-50
Celahese'Corp of
20%; Jan
'Cf
"
Calumet
29%
300
44%
25%
-
Par
600
26 %
Oc t
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
'
Burlington Industries (Un)___i
_—_1Burroughs Corp (Un)
Butler Brothers
—LU__15 > :43'
30
Friday
Low
154% 155
-25>«
5
OCTOBER
STOCKS
30%
•
43%
J)'—____L
Company
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
i___
-
_.
Fisheries
Erach
Low
—5
Corp——5
Airplane
Booth
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
l-ast
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Friday
•:
60%
500
53%
Jan
61
Oct
52
53
200
43
Aug
53
Oct
83
83%
500
80
Oct
/91% July
19%
700
19
——
111%
12% Jan
22
Aug
129
129
100
117
Jan
141
Sep
101
111%
600
88
8ep
135
Jun
*
.
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1866)
Monday, November 2,
1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
ENDED
OCTOBER
30
Week's
Week's
Last
of Prices
Sale Price"
Corp
Aeco Corp —*
A J Industries
High
13%j
14'a
700
13%
20 v«
—
20%
20 7 is
900
17% Feb
29% May
49C
102,700
31c
85c
49c
———10®
Jan
14%
Oct
General
American
10
10%
2,500
7 %
Feb
10%
Oct
General
Controls
115
117
400
94%
Jan
121%
20Tii
74%
25%
2,400
28
100
32%
(Un
Warrants
i
Feb
64 7 b July
000
11%.
Sep
400
11
Tire
•
50'%
..
27,
.
July
Oil
Gillette
30%
pil
Mar.
48
Jan
Giinbel
Brothers
Gladden
18%
Apr
Goebel
56%
Feb
Good
89
Apr
Grace
Jan
Jun
42%
106%
56% July
(W R;
400
4,900
Oct
Great
Lakes
01 %
300
58%
Oct
74% Mar
Great
Northern
31'i.
100
29%
Oct
37%
37 %
62
Feb
111%
May
Jan
58%
300
46% Jan
68% July
Greyhound
75%
200
65% Mar
80% July
Grumman
33%
300
23
May
34
Oct
20%
500
11%
Jan
20%
Colorado
21%
22%
900
19%
Feb
25%
27'%
Oil
Gulf
Motors
Continental
Oil Co
Oil
Crestmont
&
100
400
50
49
49
10O
21 %
21%
1
Corp
Corp
3
Aircraft
Hart field
Engineering (Un;_l
(Un)
Stores
11111*7 %
25%.
Sep
32% July
Hawaiian Pineapple
Sep
52%
Apr
Hertz
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
Hiller
Aircraft
13%
13%
5,000
10%
Jan
17% May
Hilton
Hotels Corp
1(J %
10%
10%
1,000
13%
Sep
18% July
3%
31 '■>
400
3%
Oct
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co capital (Un)—. I—1
42%
42%
300
2.25
2.00
10,500
Corp
Class B
2.45
S3
42
4%
49
5
Sep
2.25
Oct
Apr
July
Feb
Honolulu
Homestake
Mining Co
DuMont
Lab
Oil
Eastern
Air
9%
2
9%
200
7c
14,000
30%s
1,200
0c
29%
5.
7%
10%
Apr
241 b May
Sep
El
Emerson
Radio
Emporium
Erie
Railroad
Fcirchild
Eng &
O.'h Ltd
Fargo
Fedders
Corp
Fibre-board
Flintkote
Florida
Co
27%
Illinois
Central
12
May
Apr
6c
Feb
14c
Oct
46%
Mar
Jan
Oct
3Tb' Jan
Oct
1.50 Jan
July
68c
8,500
44%
44%
200
00c
69c
10,600
28%
28%
100
51%
51Tb
100
987
Iron
Intex
Oil
of
Oct
12
Fob
25
47% Aug
32% Oct
Jade
Johns-Manville.
1,100
19%
Aug
Jan
31% July
200
10
Sep
13%
11
22%
23
700
14%
Jan
32%
29%
32%.
000
29 %
Sep
26% July
45% Mar
22
23%
850
19%
Jun
24
28lb
Sep
32%
20
Jan
22%
20 lit
100
%
;2C%
20%
200
20%
Oct
14%
200
"14%
Oct
23%. Jan
19%
33%
19%
19%
300
Sep
26Tb
33%
1.400
30%
31%
21%
25%
400
27
27
29%
500
14%
13%
14'iii
300
11%
20%
19%
20 %
200
19%
27%
28
200
1
1
1,500
07%
100
24
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iii
07 T11
25%
1,200
2,200
&
Oct
Power
&
Light
Copper
Feb
57% July
Jan
>06%-Aug
Feb
8%
8%
200
8%
Sep
2.80
2.45
4
.
25% Sep
14% Sep
Sep
Oct
Lear -ih'e
Feb
Aug
36%
Leslie
—
Lehman
34% July
29% Oct
~. ™x50
(Un
>
16%
Apr
Litton
25%
Apr
Lockheed
Industries
Sep
Sep
41%
Jan
Loev/'s
1%
Jan
Lone
65%
Sep
73%
Feb
Lorillard
24
Oct
33
50%
Feb
72
% May
47
Oct
64%.
Jan
107« May
1
A,
Co
63%
Apr
96c
Feb
Jan
Opt
M J M & M Oil Co
Magnavox
Martin
Oct
Co
&
Co
Inc
61%
200
39%
42%
1,700
24%
100
13%
100
12%
15% July
13
3,000
10%
Oct
13%
Montana
50%
200
46%
Oct
673« Mar
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
Jan
67Tb
45
Jan
July
27%
Feb
Apr
4%
4%
500
4%
53 '/4
54
1.20J
50%
Jun
CO %
28 3
1
29
500
20
May
32%
1
ID
900
107a
98%
100
86
% Mar
75
Feb
243i
Sep
Mar
1
1,000
1
Sep
2%
129%
135
500
26%
26
27%
2,500
32%
30%
32 31.
287a Mar
39% Apr
33% Aug
33
31Tb
33
700
28%
Sep
3634
Jan
41%
43%
1,400
37:ia
Jun
48 %
July
40c
10,700
10c
(Un)
Monogram Precision
Monsanto
Chemical
Power
700
Aug
65c
200
49%
Jan
69
400
32%
Jan
61% May
63%
62%
63%
7,700
6%
71b
2,000
5%
Sep
8% Jun
2.05
2.05
2.10
4,500
1.75
Jan
3% May
100
69 Tb
Feb
38c
10%c
5
10
Indus—
Utilities
1
(Un)
common
75%
(U11)
2
7
Montrose
Chemical
Jan
Motorola
Inc
Feb
Mt
May
Diablo
33
17%
300
17%
Oct
89% May
223 8 Feb
20Tb
1,200
19%
Sep
29% May
75%
3,200
30%
33
1,400
9«:.
51 %
30%
it
34%
8%
49%
9%
511
:
100
July
56% July
Feb
34
24%
241 •'»
100
23 %
49 7«
52%
600
40%
Feb
53% Aug
1
13%
12%
13%
2,200
12%
Sep
20%
3
12814
120 128%
200
4%-
4%
200 i
26%
Oct
Coi.—
—.1
58%
128s
Jan
4%
300
10%
Jun
17% Mar
Nafi
1
14
14
14
100'
13%
Oct
200
10 %
Sep
16%
Jan
National
Distillers & Chem Corp (Un)_5
31%.
31%
32'»
700
28%
Jun
100
27%
Jan
39%
Apr
National
1
58
58
100
53%
Sep
1.40
100
1.15
18
18
100
Jan
1.50
Apr
17% May
21%
Feb
Corp
Gypsum Co (Un)—
National Theatres'Inc (U111
59
600
48%
Jan
67
July
U S Radiator Corp
Company
New England Electric System
-
18 Tb
200
17%
Seji
21
May
N
Y
Central RR Co
July
Niagara-Mohawk
Feb
20
Mar
Nordon
700
13
Feb
20
Mar
Norris
Oct
20 3
8
16
16%.
77
77
6
72,;> Mar
83%
Sep
North
American
40
300
32'"
Sep
58
Mar
North
American
(Un):
Investment
Feb
North
American
Royalties
40%
—
400
38%
Sep
47
10%
10%
100
10
Oct
13% Mar
Northern
36%
40%
3,900
593b
Aviation
Northrop Corp
36%
Oct
Jan
7%
8%
1,800
86%
88%
300
75%
Jan
92% July
-50c
29
31
900
29
Oct
45Tb
—1
8%
9%
2,700
6%
206%
259%
260
200
l
37%
37%
37%
100
10
94%
94%
95%
1,200
6
May
Pacific
Sep
Jan
Fell
9T8 May
Feb
Occidental
Ohio
Oil
Petroleum
Co
American
46
Apr
Pacific
July
Pacific
1%
400
%
29
1,100
28 %
18%
100
5
10
15%
17
1,700
59
60 7
«
60O
11%
12%
600
65c
65c
3,200
Jau
2%
Jun
6%
Clay
Pacific
Jan
Sep
18% Sep
39
12%
Sep
26% May
5%
45
Feb
61
Aug
July
5°'c
65c
Mar
Sep
21%
15
1.15
Apr
Feb
1
7%
8%
2,100
7%
Jun
1
7%
7%
200
7%
Oct
4
Sen
4%
10% July
10% Jan
1st
5Tb %
400
24c
96,100
6
16%
Feb
20% May
$4.50
100
46%
Jun
56T4
$4.36
26%
28%
2.500
30%
Jan
34%
37%
1,000
32%
Sep
51%
51%
51Tb
100
48%
16%
17%
200
15%
18
13%
900
11%
Oct
40% Jan
34c
.
Oct.
Feb
1.80
1.85
900
36%
39%
4,200
30%
Sep
52% Mar
30 3 4
30%
31%
150
24%
Jan
38
2%
Oct
2%
5
21
7700
•»
46%
27
1.75
46%
300
27
28%
1,900
4,800
2.90
Jun
2%
"46% Sep
571
Feb
July
a
Oct
May
*
25 "
Sep
44Tb May
...
2%
4%
38%
38%
—._5
49%
51
.2.75
400
;
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Pacific Lighting
Oct
Pacific
Pacific
Jun
43% May
51% Oct
Oct
27% May
Jan
20
28%
Apr
10%
f!0%
800
,
:
Sep
17%
Apr
Mar
62%
1>800
58%
Jun
66% Apr
30%
900
28 Tb
Sep
32
Apr
Feb
-
„25
27
27
500
25%
Sep
29
24%
24Tb
100
24%
Oct
24%
24%
100
23
-
27% Jan
26 ] Jan
26% Jan
i
22 Tb
Jau
71
Apr
Sep
Sep"
-25
24%
24%
24%
100
-25
21Tb
21%
21%
500
21%
Jun
„25
21%
21%
21%
300
20%
Sep
63%
66
300
57%.
Jun'
5
5'it
3,200
4%
1,400
5
48
23
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47%
48%
87%
87%
20
83%
110
80%
Sep
47% Sep
4Ti
4%
5
900
2%
Jan
12
15
2,500
11%
Oct
.14 2/7
29
•29%
2.900
100
•
40
28 7
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40
42 %
30
1.200
25%
130
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Oct
Sep
Jan
9434 Mar
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14 Va
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8% Mar
Sep
83
1
Development- -33 %c
23%-Mar
Feb
82%
common
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.
61%
:
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=
29%
2
Preferred
13T*-May
23-%-Jan
Oct
-27Tb
Aug
; 46%May
58% July
62%
Inc
Gas
5
-
Feb
29 3 4
-10
Petroleums Ltd
Paekard-Bell
900
42%
-25
Corp common
Pacific Tel & Tel
100
18
36%
Jun
36% Oct
„25
Co
preferred
&
10%
17%
32%
175b
preferred
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400
-25
1st pfd "A"
1st pfd
red 1st pfd
Industries
400
28%
33%
.
-25
——-
red
Pacific
1,000
Feb
—
preferred:
Indemnity
4%
Apr
1st
Pacific
17%
30%
Mar
10
21% Jan
,
Feb
34l'i' Sep
13c
.*
39%
8
red
4.50%
52%.
5
13% Apr
Oct
iy34 Jan
26
13% Aug
:
Oct
-
July
34'bMar
67% May
1
5
preferred—
rec
17%
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Apr
1
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common..
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52%
8
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Products—
Gas & Electric
5 %
11
35 %
20c
"
Cement &
97"
18%
1,100
12%
273)4 Aug
Apr
28%
600
32
20c
(U11).
Pacific
1%
(Un):
Olin Matliieson Chemical Corp__
75%
29
20%
9Tb. Jun
1,000
19
-
Feb
8% July
Jan
18%
22c
1
1
34
4
2,000
30%
35%
1
Railway
100
6%
20%
(Un)—
1
Co
11%
12%
6
30%
Corp Ltd-^
Oil
11
121b
(Un)—1
(Un)—
Power
11%
6
39%.
39%
1
^1
N a to mas
4
67b
Jail
13
14
13%
-
52%*
13%
13%
2 50
13
Sep
38% Jan
29
Jan
30Tb
300
17%
41% Mar
Oct
8%
500
H
12 3
500
65c
Sep
33
i
—<■
(Un;
16%
*
66
421*4 Mar
17%
20 3
5
Co—
15%
20
May
20%
12.50
Montgomery Ward & Co (Un>_
14
l
Feb
38c
67%
44%
25c
Co.—
16
5
July
64%
39c
—1
17*!.,
80%
136
41 %
•
Co
Co,
55 T«
1
Oct
132%
.1
1.40
39 %
13% Jan
98 V*
Jan
12%
*'
Jan
69
Oct
30TH
7.50
pase 44.
23—Oct
31% Mar
98 %
(Un)
Montana-Dakota
10%
00%.
3C%
23 %
10
1
Jun—
Sep
9%
r
1
Petroleum
14%
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18%-
%
—„1
Manufacturing
49Tb
77
Oct
-
—23"
%%
(Un)
Matson Navigation Co
13'H
«
(Un)„
62s,a- Jan
54
(Un;
24 Tr
2.50
(The)
116% Mar
Oct
26%
Company
,2.50
Fluor
Oct
45%
32%
150
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)
Mission Develop Co (U11)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
I~~~
90%
1,100
1
5.
56Tit Jan
5%
I—1
Corp
(Un)
200
48%
20% July
Jan
4
35c
._
93%
Feb
12% Mar
29%
200
(Un)
400
.
100
12,400
(Un)—
11,000
(Un)
5,400
48':»
40%
1,200
16 3 4
32%
95%
*
Cement
(P)
45c
1
July
52
15%
54
(Un)
Star
57%
1
65
Apr
July
257a
38c
(Un)_.<
July
29
——
57%
,
37%
81
10c
Corp
Merchants
—10
Jun
59%
Feb
23
Inc
Aircraft
Inc
Mcnasco
18
3%
Sep
-
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Libby McNeill & LibbyLiggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Jan
13%
2 May
12% Apr
323b
15%
lo
17%
(Un)
60
29
Co—
33%
•
50
3oy
'54
—_—
24% Mar
(Un)
600
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—
Corp
Salt
Sep
A
2,600
51
77%
49%
45 ■'
1.85 Mar
2.80
77
,•
Sep
(Un)—
•
51
_10
2.50
13
1
Jan
July
29 %
(U11)
23% Mar
29
31
39%
County Land Co
20
53%
Mar
867b
8.75
300
-5
26
1.35 Mar
100
33 The
800
12%
54%
800
;
2,300
61%
Oct
Jan
38%
(Un
15
41%
44%
34c
98%
(Uni___
32%
42c
92c
a
(Uir)—-t———5-:
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20%
25
Jun
Ftfb
32% Mar
__
18
Kern
30c
36 7 b
•
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com
Kaiser Industries
Aug
Aug
29:,h
Corp
Laughlin
Keniiecott
1
20
&;
Kansas
20%
8% July
Jan
37Ti
8>U
4
(Un)
Oil
Jones
Oct /
101)
—
:
291
Jan
*
(Un)_;
Tel
&
Co
5
1,300
(Un>
Canada
Tel
33
May
1
5%
—50c
International
400
10%
—
64 c
8
33 %c
Nickel Co
Int'l
22,200
22
10
(Un)
Corp
7%
20%
22:?
58c
13%
1
2.40
23
80c
58c
(Un)—50c
20%
common
.-t*e
300
1\
RR
44%
32%
_1
lor footnotes
1,000
26 % July
International Harvester
4.36%
Inc
900
85c
2.40
Jan
Interlakc
July
29%
3
Light
30
80c
2.40
14
31%
Min—1
(Un)
•
Co
Corp Ltd
Flying Tiger Line
Apr
May
40% July
36% Jun
200
.—*
(Un)
&
Jan
200
10
(Un)—1
(Un)
Power
31%
7%
59
25
Paper Products
Firstamerica
300
28 Tb
Co (Un).
Imperial Development Co Ltd
1014
com
-
Airplane
18-
37
21 ■'»
500
Corp....
Whitney
43-%
Sep
21%
300
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
Fairbanks,
Jan
11
361b
7%
7
Gas
Co
36Tb
37
;
49%
—50c
Phono
17%
100
200
65 % Jan
01 lit
-
&
2,800
11%
Oct
57
(Un)
Cap well
26T» Mar
20Tb
38%
44 %
6%
(Un)
Products
Jan
20
38%
Jan
800
47%
(Allen B)
Natural
Paso
Electrical
11% Mar
48%
-1
5
Ltd
Mines
Oct
44%
43 % May
49% May
9
Mar
2
43%
-1
—
Easianim Kodak Co
Elder
73b
47
(U11)
31%
-5.50
Co—
Lines
100
30(s Mar
126%
—10
Corp
Co
(Un;
1,700
(Un)
Co
8%
Oct
48%- Jan
50%
* :2.50
&
24% May
Jan
Jun
21
Apr
55
——
Inc
17Tb
107Tb
39%
55%
Inc
deNemours
700
200
Feb
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
duPont
Feb
Apr
56 Ta Apr
.
42
Sop
2
Industries
2»b
59 T a
41%
1%
,
Chemical
% July
Oct
Aug
1%
41%
35%
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
Dow
77
Sep
Feb
(Un)— —12.50
300
—
Dresser
4
Oct
57
July
100
.——50c
Electronics
38
:
preferred
2Tb"
Jan
Feb
97c
54-
10O
Z'S~Jf.50
30
9
70c
—50c
Disney Productions
Domingiiez Oil Fields Co
Jan
Mar
43
21
20
—.
Corp
1%
Co—
—-
200
11%
(Un;
38
•—
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp class
51c
9,000
'
Jan
115% 115%
8%
1%
1
RR
21
21
Inc
40c
8
;
—.
21%
_25
—
39%
Steel Ind com.—2
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4%
39% Mar
Financial
400
—1
(Un)
3,no Mar
28-ya July
Oct
400
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—.
Cp
Rio
2sb
52
Maryland Minos Corp
<Un)
Productions
300
-
74
NaXional
Desilu
53c
1,100
1
Denver
234
1,400
5
Deere & Co
2%
1%
Idaho
common
Inc
2Tb
52
14
Curtiss-Wright
Abbey
Oct
Sep
27%
Oct
13% May
1%
200
Co
Records
Jau
50
1.90 Aug
20Tb
73 Tb
2.000
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)—
Publishing Co (Un)
Decca
1,800
1
1%
Curtis
Cypress
1,100
25%
13%
12.50
com
1,100
23
23%
12.50
15%
& Savage
Corp
2.40
22%
25%
Co,_
14%
(Un)
Oil
Apr
-
61
Jan
(Un)——————T
Corp
Zellerbach Corp common
5
Crucible Steel Co of America (Un)_12%
American
37%
400
Sound
Crown
Cuban
28
2%
Hupp
common
Continental Copper &
53
Oct
2Tb
Howe
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp—50c
Consol Foods Corp
I.'.——.. 1.33In
Continental
81% May
Sep
17%
1
Oct
—
Y
2.30
2.30
._1
0
7c
of N
;
45% Mar
56c
2.30 May
Iron—
Eflison
41
45%
Chem
&
Ry
Corp
25% May
Merck
Consolidated
100
43 Tii
—-1
Gould
47%
July
Aug
79-
Feb
44% Jan
100
47%
60%.
45% Mar
58Tb July
26
73% May
—
Edison
Chollar
1,700
53c
Jan
v._
Commonwealth
Consol
900
77%
400
%
29%
(Un;
72%
74Tb
45%
Oct
(Un)
&
71%
1
30"1
Railway. (Pn)—1-25
System
Sep
1,400
5%
(Un)———„1%
Solvents
24
61
—X '
Calif—
35c
Ltd
Fuel
300
51%
(Un>
300
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)—
25
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)—*
Chrysler Corp
25
Cities Service Co (Un)
.
10
Columbia Gas
26
5
1,900
—
Commercial
25
Mar
Oct
42
.-5
Clary Corp
Mar
20%
-
15,800
.
Co
Oct
45
61
5%
Tractor Co new
•
Celtmese
Corp
of America—.
.—«.*'■
Cenco Instruments Corp.-—.——.—1
Certain-Teed Products Corp.—1
Champlin Oil & Refining (Un)
1
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)--—
1
Oil
Oil
Great -Western
74%
of
& Co
42%
18%
California Packing Corp—-——- —5
Charter
10
3,400
4
*
1
Caterpillar
7,100
49
;
——
1.00
-——
Co
84T* July
2.500
13
53%
19%
Co
Humor, Co
'110%. 111%
57%
(Un)-
&
(Un»
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32%
——
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Sep
81%
180c
Jan
67'
10
77%
Jun
Mar
35>
.
Oct
52
5
Graham-Paige Corp (Un;——
Granite City Steel Co (Un>—
91
75
_———*—5
2.50
Burlington Industries Inc (Un;—;—.1
Burroughs Corp
5
(J
38%
Oct
Jan
523;
—10c
Sep
100
Company
Case
25%
.24
12%
1
13%
Alden
10%
(Un)
Capital Airline Inc (Un)
74%
r-i—:
1,100
105
6%
Canadian .Pacific
CofpJ
Products
Glen
03%
Com—
Canada Dry Corp
77 7«
1%
50%
Sep
43 %
5
50c
—
Co
1,200
(Un)._
Gladding McBean- & Co
Sep
43%
California Ink
45%
1
Oct
.
Sep
——1
Budd
43%
.
Jan
'
31 %
Borg-Warner
Bunker Hill Co
43%
(Un
82%
41%
Corp
(Un)—--—
5
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc new com—5
Oil
Chica
Bolsa
30%
300
m.
18%
Oct
75%
Min _—_—5c
Consol
Co
600
4
Corp
1
Co—.
Airplane
46%:
2,000
Co
01%
(Un)
Mammoth
Boeing
4
29
< Un)—lo
(Un>—83%
Co
———1
Benguet Cons Inc (Un)
Gypsum Co (Un)——
Bethlehem Steel Corp
(Un)
Black
(Un
Rubber
&
01%
1
3
Bestwall
Bishop
463
_5
Feb
9%
300
™
Corp
28% July
26%
Company
Hoffman
Aircraft
Jan
283i
common—i
25%
500
1,700
42%
(Un)—13
ItBaltimore & Ohio RR com^tUn)-—100
Band in!
Petroleum
Co
1
Barker Bros Corp
.—5
Barniiart-Morrow Consolidated
1
Bell
Apr
18%
2534
(Un)„
11,100
48
—10
Inc.
Jan
76
19% May
13%
78%
(Un;—
Beckman Instrument
21%
Oct
28T»
5
Telephone <te Electronics
General
Getty
40%
^
70%
25%
Securities
Oct
1
Utilities
Georgia-Pacific
100
'
105
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corn
Baldwin
Aug
18%
55
—_5
-
Corp
Public
Oct
57%
Feb
40 %
(Un)—10
Mfg
Gen
Co
Motors
Jan
32%
Jun
Jau
43
22%
(Un)
Corp (Un)
May
20%
78%
1
Corp
Apr
39
23%
15%
Topeka & Santa Fe
Co (Un)—
Atchison
%„2
——
of Texas
'
42
15%
(Un;
Atlantic Refining
j-
Oil
Co._
General
50
82%.
——
Refining
Oil &
800
Electric
500
30
10
5
*
26 3,
Exploration Co of California—1
000
10%
5
(Un)—
24%
General
43
09%
110T«
Gs
26%
General
33%
Oct
Sep
79%
15%
(The) Co (Un)—————50
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un;—_10
Corp (Un)_
Armour & Co (111;
(Un)
1
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25%
13%
Corp
Steel
1,700
'
Anaconda
Arkansas Louisiana
900
58
July
57%
(Un;——.—25
Corp
24%
24%
19 %
55
104% Mar
Oct
85
18%
General Dynamics Corp-
115
May
55% Aug
Jan
55
39% July
Feb
27% May
Feb
18%
Aug
38% Sep
25%:
42%
42%
Corp
Viscose
American
Avco
800
31%
(Un)_l
12.50
American Tel & Tel Co™,—?35fa
American Tobacco Co (Un)———.—25
Atlas
77%
24%
pfd (Un)—~±25
(Un)-v«-..--i—20
(Un)—.
-•
(Un;—-——5
Standard Sanitary (Un)_—5
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American
Ashland
81
75
24%
Power
Foreign
Amctican
Armco
200
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&
American Motors
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1,100
101
28
:—*
37
32 Tit
100
Cyanamid Co (Un)—___10
1
American Electronics inc
Amer
Garrett Corp
10%
35%
High
41
51
Jan
6% Mar
400
31%
Low
83 %
200
1.400
49 3 4
823a
2
Co..
3,200
American
American
Trailer
4%.
75
Theatres
Fruehauf
49%
82%
:
—1
—«
14%
32%
(Un)_—
Co
Can
American
American Cement Corp
Dairies
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
Inc
10%
Inc com (Un)—1
Arma.Corp (Un)——2
American Brdcst-Para
Foremost
Friden
10
Corp.
-
4%
Airlines
American
American Eosch
Sep
3% Feb
Jan
Co
13%
—————*
1
Limited
Aluminium
35c
22%
Oct
Chem
&
Motor
14%
——-——-—f
Corp common TUn)——1
Warrants (Un)
———•r-.--mmrn
Allied Chemical Corp (Un)^_._~---.~18
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)——%—10
Allegheny
Aluminum Co of America (Un)—
Amerada Petroleum (Unu.»
Ford
High
Low
Mach
Food
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
(Un)——2.50
—--1
Wriglcy Stores Inc
Admiral
Shares
Shares
Low
Par
13 %
Par
ACP
for Week
•
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
89%
Feb
5% Aug
19%
Jan
29%
Oct
143
Apr
44% July
Volume
190
Number
5895
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1867)
39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Pan American World
Pictures
Davis & Co
Corp (Un)
Parke,
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)_:
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer
(Chas)
Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco
Sound
Oil
16%
800
15%
600
26%
5,200
5%
&
(Un)
Rheem
55%
1,600
21%
42%
44%
600
5c
5c
1,000
2814
25%
2814
800
3714
36%
38%
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59%
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1
24%
5
.
52%
50c
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50%
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22
47
4814
500
92%
95
59%
60 la
2114
1.25
71%
7614
1614
16%
1714
41%
41%
42
•
20%
V4:
Safeway
San
Stores Inc
Diego
1.66%
Francisco
Gas
&
Ry
Elec
Sep
1 %
5.60% .'preferred
Seaboard
Sears
Finance
Roebuck
(Un)_
Feb
Jim
60%
Sep
71%
Jan
44%
37% Mar
98
Oct
12c
14c
7.000
12c
Sep
44
44
100
33
Jan
45% Aug
63%
64
200
63%
Oct
64
Oct
117% May
143
Aug
Co
Inc
'/
Alan
Oct
1.35
Oct
American
Steel
Arundel
Jail
common
16%
Oct
Jan
27%
Jun
Jan
Servel Incor
(Un)
Servomechanisms Inc
Shasta
Shell
Water
Co
Oil- CO
Mobil
Oil
Aircraft
4.48%
37
300
35%
72
72
100
54%
48
1
Tel
&
Jan
.33%
79
77%
79
7,014
75
Sep
89 %
Apr
40%
522
30%
Jan
4IV2
Jun
5,748
29%
Oct
33%
Transit
Co
Brands
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard Oil
Standard
Co
Jan
12
Mar
70%
Oct
89
May
23%
Sep
45
Mar
12,300
52
43 %
55
400
28%
51%
Oct
54%
Oct
14%
14%. 14 Va
67%, Apr
21% Jan
Martin
40%
42
14%
14%
59%
59%
—25
Sep
23%
Sep
31%
Jan
3%
Oct
5%
Jan
38%
200
3414
Feb
40%
71=%
300
Sep
63%
Jan
75% Aug
24% Oct
Tennessee
Texaco
Texas
12%
900
9%
Feb
70%
6,300
46
Oct
62
40%
Oct
52%
49%
46%
Apr
49%
7,400
45%
Oct
59
Jan
40
1,100
36
31
(Un)
10
__
24 %
500
23
Jan
100
53%
29%
36(800
11,100
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—
17%
16%
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23%
23%
24%
3%
4%
13(?0
45%
1300
10
45%
100
9%
3,100
1300
-
1,100
4
—
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19
19%
200
Jun
3%
1300
Oct
Oct
35%
18
Jan
Oct
Feb
13% Mar
30%
Sep
35% Mar
1,000
71%
Oct
•
17%
18',4
2,600
17%
Oct
.__50c
22%
24%
3.000
19%
Jan
55
58
200
1
29%
~
53%
Oct
29%
700
23 %
24%
1,300
21%
21%
100
21
22%
22%
200
19% Mar
Union
Oil
Pacific Ry Co
Co
of
United
United
United
Air
Aircraft
Inc
U
S
Rubber
U S Steel
Universal
1,300
26
Jun
22%
200
17
Jan
37%
400
37%
Sep
31
31%
200
30%
Sep
32%
500
30%
(Un)
50% Jan
551/4 July >
85% Sep
18%
19%
2
19%
17%
18%
52%
53%,
47%
47%
24%
24%-
21%
21%
13%
13%
161
21%
Jan
Sep
_10
'
•
58% July
37
Jan
51(4
Sep
163a
Feb
25
Aug
10
21
Jun
23(4
Apr/.
10
47%
10 %
Apr
15% July
17 Va
50
245
Sep
32%
Jan
61% May
67 Va
Feb
90
3
27%
28%
116
27% Sep
26%
26%
26%
16%
16
•
Power
Electric & Gas
com
common
57
42
50%
52'%
2,843
46%
Jun
6%
6%
24%
26%
2,373
1,437
6% May
21% Sep
25%
26%
37
38%
1,923
1,380
23% May
36% Sep
26
37%
—50
4
43
44%
7.500
31%
32%
600
%r-16%
400
25 %
53% Apr
Apr ;
9% Jan
36% May
29% Apr
44Va
44%
16%
16
Sep
43
Oct
30%
Sep
38%
Feb
53% July
Feb
16%
Oct
20
Aug
41%
41%
200
31
Jan
45
July
18
18%
164
17% Sep
25
80%
81%
765
72% Jan
87% Mar 1
19%
*
19%
20 %
Co________—_—
Corp
Oct
53%
1,001
45%
Jun
25
24%
Sep
57%
1,351
1,022.
53%
I—I1
53
"
62%.
8 %
,
8%
Improvement
—13150
•
Gas Light common.
May
24%
62%
.
Jan
Jun /
27% July"
300
56% Oct.
7% Sep
66 (4 Feb/
9% Apr
233
48% Jan
591/4 Aug
„
—
53%.
47%
346
46
Sep
53% May.
82
*
82
5
82
Oct
86
79
$2,500
*
•
•
Apr
BONDS
Baltimore Transit 4s series A
5s series
A
:
1975
78%
Oct
(Un)—
65%
76
84
Jun
Jan
44%
Mar
Co.—
Jan
22 V*
Sep
27
Feb
37%
37%
60
34%
Jun
40
Mar
33%
34
60
33
Jan
40
Apr
Gas
Co
(Joseph)
8.50
Co
39%
44%
500
58
May
Renner
Aug
Aug
—*
Rockwell-Standard Corp
36%
38%
2,500
71%
70%
72
600
1
41%
37%
42%
6,100
28
28
100
__
68
88% Mar
108
36
Sep
52%
—
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
Screw
Co
is
Bolt
of
Corp
Engineering
3%
10
Jail
United
72
Oct
U S Glass
Oct
Sep
34%
Apr
Westingnouse Electric
Co
70c
36%
37
—1
510
37
215
29 %
7%
20%
20%
2%
— —
75
.-..'75
7%
5
'
20
165
3
1,685
10
30%
28%
30%
228
12.50
Corp—
3%
85c
1
<$c Fdry
Chemical,—
525
85%
25%
85c
x—1
Westinghouse. Air Brake
27
3%
83%
24%
5
42%
3%
84
—5
America
Sep
&
34
2.50
.
s
27%
45% Aug
24% Mar
7%
436
Mar
1,200
Sep
20
397
1,324
14
99% 100%
46% July
56% July
8%
9(4 Sep
Jan
Feb
Jan
24%-
% Mar
46%
36%
36%
112
20%
2
300
Mar
14
8%
Oct
60
High
Jan
100
-r
23%
1%
1
42
5%
20 %
25%
6.25
Victor Equipment Co
41%
1.845
8%
400
38%
LOW
10%
20%
200
59%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
1,100
—10
Universal. Match
Varian Associates
9%
Columbia Gas System
1
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
5
11
100
10%
50%
1%
16%
Sales
Shares
50%
29%
GO
Jan
Apr
50%
1%
10%
Oct
93
84
10
25Va
5
Low
5
Co
25%
39 %
Oct
Feb
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
36%
43%
88%
74%
'
Apr
Oct
1,300
4,000
Week's
Friday
Last
Apollo Industries Inc_
Armstrong Cork Co
400
——1
(Un)
y
Sale Price
38%
__
88%
'83
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
36%
1
83
STOCKS
36%
1
88%
M977
r
•
,
1975
inc subord debs
Equitable
97%
93%
97%
709
8% Mar
4% Aug
Jan
91
73% May
23% Oct
6%
Mar
31
Apr
1.00
May
Jun
38% July
Jan
2%
Sep
10% Mar
Jan
16
23% July
7
Oct
Feb
38% Mar
27% Sep
70% Feb
98% July
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
Montreal Stock Exchange
30
>
STOCKS
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian
Dollars
Par
Week's
.
STOCKS
f
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltibl Power & Paper common
4%% preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
•
A
•
Aluminium
Low
Feb
63% Mar
High
55%
55
55%
3,581
50%
Sep
69%
70%
3,811
65'% May
84
Aug
38
38%
550
33
45
Aug
x4l%
42
620
Jan
35
Feb
Apr
44
Feb
Oct
46% May
Bank of Nova Scotia
40
Feb
Banque
24
Apr
Bathurst Power
Oct
21
Mar
Sep
Jan
24
Montreal
Sep
37
24%
Oct
Provinciale
Class
18% July
42% July
37% July
10
(Canada)
& Paper
B
10
class A
Bell
Telephone
Bowater Corp *5%
i
%
37%
1,895
34%
30%
30%
31%
6.677
26% May
20%
20%
20%
520
20
Sep
22
Feb
50
42
42%
555
41%
Sep
45%
Feb
50
50 Va
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British American Oil common
50%
25
50%
Oct
53
Feb
British
40
May
43
50
a4Q
Ltd common
$2.40 -preferred
Argus Corp Ltd $2.50 pfd—
:
•
50
50
10
48%
270
31%
31%
2,734
08%
31 %
a40
48%
pfd___50
Argus Corp
69 (2
175
48%
•
C
nc*
A A
Jan
4%%
Oct
4(2%
Mar
4%'"
Oct
485a
31%
Oct
42
68%
Oct
92% Mar
45(2
45%
205
27%
Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
'
27%
28
3.496
27
27
26 %
27
1.070
24
44%
Bowater
5%%
70
—
preferred.
*
x41%
*
-
•
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Telep Co 4%%
pfd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co $2.90
TYl?*
37%
Oct
18%
10
of
Sep
Jan
18%
200
Sep
22
12%
250
19-
51
33
125
19"
18%
1,210
1.150
16(2
18%
53%
3,807
16%
High
19
—>
51 %
22 %
a%
Lew
25
—■—-—-25
Bank
Low
75
Range Since Jan. 1
High
52
37%
al9
Shares
10
37
al9
for Week
.
Banque Canadian National
Ramre Since Tan
Range Since Jan. l
1
High
preferred
25
Ltd
4% preferred
4 % r,v preferred
Asbestos
Shares
22%
*
Algoma Steel
of Prices
Bailey Selburn 5%
.5%% preferred
for Week
37%
*
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Sales
Range
Low
25
.
class
Week's
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
■
27%
27%
28V*
950
41%
26%
25
40%
40%
40%
9,016
39%
40%
40(2
110
40 %
—50
,,
Paper
—
*
Columbia Elec
T
46%
—
.
19%
51%
24%
58%
•
287
53
24%
*
Washington:
i '$4.25 preferred
Horne
,
Apr-
18
1—2.50
34
Sep
24% Jun
38%
-
Water
Aug
42% Aug
43% Apr
-
Jan ;
81
♦
& French Lab
'
20 %
43%
•
Co
>
Oct
15%
Apr
Sep
10
Co
26%
3,499
6%
__3
May
35% July
29% May
4,179
.
51%
•
common
19
16%
43%
5
10
..
Gas
6%%
4
20% Jan
425
250
18%
4%
red
9
8%
9%
•
5%
5%
5%
•
33%
33%
34
pfd—100
preferred
preferred
Preferred
preferred
-100
48
Jan
British
Columbia Forest
36
Fen
British
Columbia
Power
29%
Feb
British
Columbia
Telephone
Products
6
4.50
Oct
Jan
Sep
32
Sep
51%
9%
Oct
7%
Apr
55
69
Oct
55
81%
Oct
38
Oct
43
37
37
50
35%
Oct
48
48
a
37
69
38
Feb
44% Feb
78
July
130
82
38
89%
Feb
Mar
Sep
40% Aug
52% Aug
•
13
13
3J5
11%
Oct
18
•
34%
34(2
35
2,433
33%
Sep
25
40
40
40%
80
39(2
Sep
50
Oct
^>839
Mar
62% July
/4
69
—
38%
50
May
Aug
«
'
82
—
50
—
12
.
?
44% Mar
5,699
45%
Co
United
'
Jan
19%
Oct
18%
17 %
276
,.,25
.
•
1,633
18%
52%
1
Feb
75%
5
Corp common
Consolidated Oil
868
42
Blaw-Knox
32
10
Plywood Corp
83%
74
Apr
32 3 a
10
U
U S
81%
44%
Jan
21%
12.50
Fruit Co
36
29%
37%
25
(Un)
United Park City Mines Co
S Industries Inc—
82%
"19
23% May
30%
10
Calif
Corp
Jun
Sep
Sep
*
(Un)
:
Lines
27
Jan
L...
Oct
21
l
(Un)
Union
32 %
58
28%
5
Inc
Union Sugar
Feb
Sep
38%
29% July
.
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
56%
22 Va
297
5
87% Aug
25% Mar
24%
9
23%
Co
Apr
400
2,200
80%
_
Electric
25%
10%
32%
21%
Union
Jan
Jan
10
1
Airlines
5%
74%
17%
(Un)
common
1,288
1,747
54
10
74
Electric
Oil
United
69(4 Aug
62%
24%.
.
Jersey Gas Co
-47% Aug
31 %
—
World
>
14140
10%
,__10
Trans
Oct
Jan
32%
—25
Tishman Realty «fe Construction Co_
1
Transamerica Corp
2
Oil
Oct
19%
29
_1
25
.
Sulphur Co
Inc -common—
Preferred
29%
Oct
Sun
Jan
1
Service
Apr
Oct
16%
,16%C
Paper
South
10
Sep
Inc
Smith Kline
Mar
l69%
Oct
10
60%
Inc
Scranton-Spring Brook
'
15
,
Transmission™
Chemical
Tidewater
43
,
9% Aug
23%
Scott
40% July
Sep
25
<Un)___
Inc
Jan
31
62%
1
(Un)
18
30
1
—25
Apr
62%
_10
■
(Calif)
62%
10
610
51%
.
__
Co
Co.
Public Service
Jan
500
30
13%
23%
Corp
Power & Light
Reading
200
50%
42%
'
preferred
Navigation.
Philco Corn
74% Aug
70%
10
12%
Chemicals
Potomac
41%
5
(Un)
Thriftimart
10%
10
13%
*
J
B
(The)
&
28% May
14% May
46%
Petroleum
Gulf
Textron
Thiokol
Oct
7> Oct
42
5
—
Gas
Inc
21%
48%
_1
—_.
common
(The)
Telautograph Corp
23
7
.
Inc
TXL Oil Corp
1,100
25
When -issued
Co
12%
series
Coal &
Madison Fund
Jan
27%
400
6,800
5
31% July
Jan
53
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common...
Philadelphia Transportation Co_
19%
1,200
3%
24
72% May 'J
—5
Pennsalt
21%
54%
Feb
,1
Jan
24%
Jun
50%
Jan
61%
—
52 %
28%
24
..
Jun
28%
3%
.
_
Apr
100
200
38%
_
Merck
2814
California——6%
(Un)
(Un)
5.12%
Jail
21
71%.
23%
Brothers
24% May
63% Mar
49%
•
46%
1,585
26%
9%
24%
Hamilton Watch Co vtc
Hudson Pulp & Paper—
51%
21
—
126
61%
1
Oct
54%
19% Mar
51%
56%
1.66%
Oct
47%
466
49%
i
—
14%
300
25%
50%
61%
Oct
18% July
13% Feb
8% Apr
5
40
500
49%
*
N J
International
Sop
Gimbel
•
Jan
21
25 "
(Un)
12%
2,000
H
25%
1.8O
....
Corp
Corp
Lehigh
200
Chemical Co__
&
Motors
41
750
-
Acceptance
General
600
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
Swift
General
17% Mar
200
(Indiana)
Superior Oil Co
14% Mar
Feb
72
.—
Studebaker-Packard
Sunset
Feb
9%
59%
8%
30%" '
.13.50
—
9%
100
14%
8%
—
com
Dairies
100
200
31
50c
Instruments
Stauffer
Foremost
30%
—
Stanley Warner Corp
Statham
Oct
10%
25
8%
—
12%
15
preferred
preferred
of
50
29%
common
(D C)_.
—
Co
10%
G%
685
_5
.
Jan
Motor
10%
71
16%
1
.___—
Ford
28%
i
Oil Co of
39%
41
16
1
Apr
30
(Un)
Inc
200
39%
29%
16%
common
29%
Oct
5
(Unf
Standard
21%
Oct
29%
_
Power & Light
Duquesne Light
«Electric Storage Battery
.—5
Inc
»
24
13
new
Delaware
1% May
High
39%
104%
45% Aug
72% July
Jun
Feb
115
Jan
Oct
30%
Spcrry-Rand Corp
Warrants
% Sep
Low
39%
Oct
Insurance
Publishine Co__.
Curtis
Range Since Jan. I
High
-
74%
Columbia Title
•
39
Shares
1,344
Company
Campbell Soup Co__
Chrysler Corp
1
Co
w
12%
■
Sales
.
for Week
78%
10%
Southern Calif Gas Co nfd series A—25
California Petroleum
2
Southern Company (Un)
5
common
Oct
Low
10
'
Range
76%
•12%
__
-Southern
New
10
400
48
1
cumulative
Southern Pacific
48
1337/a Jun
Sep
77
Corporation
City Electric
Baltimore
2
A
Co
convertible
4.32 %
Sep
Jun
35%
7.50
Co
25%
21
100
20c
Edison
26% July
29% May
22% Jan
700
2.50
—
Southern Calif
42
Sep
6.300
—
(Un)
Sinclair Oil Corp
Smith-Corona-Marchant
Socony
Jun
20
500
lil
3
Siegler Corp __—x—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Solar
35%
100
22%
Jun
_1
Atlantic
11
21%
90
22c
Co
Stores
American Tel
July
106(a
Week's
of Prices
Par
■
Wood
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
21%
!
Co
100
400
Last
24% Mar
lii
72
130% 130%,
100% 114%
114%
Friday
50
10
21%
—
Sale Price
Oct
21%
1
__
Oct
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Oct
lil
I
13c
STOCKS
16(4
11
1.40
Apr
Aug
Feb
40
21%
:
80
Sep
Wilson &
25% July
Jan
1
:—
Oct
71%
50% July
120% July
900
■
69%
30%
80% Aug
39 % Mar
Jan
20
:
Co
&
25%
100
44%
27%
"11% July
Oct
;_i
.
San Diego Imperial
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums/ Ltd
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp (Un)
21%
25%
69%
400
Apr
Sep
Mar
18
2,700
37%
2514
69%
1,000
Budd
36%
21%
10
(Un)_
com
19% Aug
1.000
I
St? Louis-San
37%
Jan
98
10c
Apr
96c
700
20%
17VV
Jan
13%
30%
Exploration
48
48%
2,100
1
(Un)__20 g
27%
100
94
Oil
Oct
67
300
Co
100
30%
Basin
*
31%
>
100
Ruhr Aircraft
.
TO
18%
2,100
1.25
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Sep
34
17%
97%
Williston
(Un)
8%
.300
20%
*
13
34
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)—*
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)___
1
67
300
60%
—
High
12(4 Feb
Oct
Sep
40%
29%
Worthington Corp (Un)
%
8.800
2114
—
6%
17-(4
•
*
Oct
(.TO
19
-1
800
70% July
300
-
4%
9('2
44%
30% July
73% Apr
—5
j,
100
_2.50
Oct
Feb
Low
5
9
9
1
1
Telegraph (Un).
Range Since Jan. I
High
5
25c
5c
43%
Share*
Low
1
__
35
400
92%
:
for Week
2
28%
Feb
Co———1
•
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
Sep
74
_j.
Feb
Oct
common
Sale«
Rang©
of Prices
Westinghouse Air Brake (U11)
__lo
Westinghouse Electric Corp (Un)__12.50
May
70
Preferred
36% May
52% Mar
19%
8%
.1
Union
43%
8%
_2.50
(Un)_—:
(Un)__—-
Pacific Ry Co
Western
200
72%
21%
Jun
43
Oct
5c
Western
Westates Petroleum
18%
>900
10
__—1
Sep
Sep
Sep
Oct
10%
Jan
Western Air Lines Iaq
Western Dept Stores
33%
L3Qp
n
53
:
%
-
48% Aug
20% Jan
Apr
'
Par
35% Apr
51% Mar
Jan
41%
1,300
r
50c
-
Co
Corp.
300
26
*
—
:
(Un)
Rice Ranch Oil Co
Oil
31%
5814
42%
3
.
Manufacturing
Richfield
1,300
58
24%
25%
10c
___
Chemical
Reynolds Tobacco
8 1B
34%
5
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Metals
8
335s
5
Co_:
__
Drug
8
1
_—.
_
Rexall
Feb
33 %
Timber——
Raytheon Co (Un)
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Republic Pictures
(Un)_
Reynolds
36%
3
&
Republic Steel Corp
42%
200
32%
—12.50
(Un)
Inc
300
a
Week's
Last
Safe Price
High
Sep
Sep
16%
.
Radio Corp of America
Rayonier
421,
22 %
3314
—1
30
Jan. 1
Low
1.000
1614
(Un)__
Mining
Pulp
common
44
42 %
OCTOBER
Friday
Range Since
50
(Un)_
Consolidated
Puget
23=8
44
__
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
_33%c
(Un)__
Petroleum Co
Prince
.
0
Corp
Phillips
Pure
Inc
—;
Prices
22%
__
1
WEEK
for Week
Low
AirwayVfUn)___l
Paramount
of
FOR
Sales
175
48
Feb
\
40
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, November 2, 1959
—
f
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Brown Company
Bruck Mills Ltd class
Class B
*
——1
A
97
Steamship
96%
29
28
29
26
26%
218
25%
26
990
a86
a86
5
24%
24%
75
26
24%
*
preferred
41
57%
13%
_
Aluminum—
—•
common
Canner
Canadian
Celanese
class
A
series
*
36
Canadian
5%
OH
common—
*
•
-—
59%
1,750
52
1,402
830
33% Sep
11% Apr
20
13%
28%
28%
3,405
'••••:
50
~*
75
28
Oct
7%
200
9-40
1,900
*
com—
*
20
Feb
Oct
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
80
ul6
Jan
15
15%
45%
685
a9
5
Sep
43% Aug
9
Oct
•
3 %
•
23%
1,660
23%
Oct
94%
25%
25
94%
Oct
5,420
24%
12%
1,321
11% Mar
15
210
15
12%
16%
485
a6
100
11
250
20
5,535
26%
125
18%
350
18%
150
a85
20
a20
30
Class A
Jan
Series
14% Feb
Sep
Jan
Oct
6
4.00
10%
Sep
Sep
17% Oct
26% Oct
17% Sep
16% Sep
81% Aug
19% Sep
Corp
Heating Prod class
B
A—
•
Co_—
Foundation Co of Canada—
*
Fraser Cos Ltd
common-—
French Petrol«»»npreferred
Frosst & Co (Chas
•
10
E)_—
Gatlneau Power
—___
1
—100
——100
General Dynamics
1
General Steel Wares
common
•
Goodyear Tire 4% pid inc 1927
51)
Great Lakes Paper Co
Ltd
•
—
Hardee Farms Int
HoR, Rentrew common-.
•
—
Home Oil class A
Oluss IB
-
-■■■■■»
■■
Howard Smith PaDer
common
Hudson Bay
1
am
m
,n
11
11
22
200
6
Feb
46%
47%
1,634
97%
100
5%
•
Mining—
•
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
com
Indus Acceptance
Corp common
$2.75 preferred
—
10
•
*
B
•
—-——-—-——50
Cement
preferred—.
International Bronze
Powders
preferred
41% Jan
International Niekel of
Canada
International Paper common
International Utilities
Corp
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
*
83
Oct
13%
15%
13%
15%
95
10,590
Oct
15
200
14%
Sep
814
3,330
51% Oct
14% Jan
2,100
18%
9%
15%
18%
9%
14 %<
14%
18%
10%
14%
a45
a45
5
23%
24%
a7%
29
29
1.000
"
H56% a57
20
10
10
'I
20
10'
77%
11%
Jan
12
19
Feb
19%
Jan
25
6%
Oct
27
Jan
31
30
54
Jan
70
125
14
Jan
5
Jun
115
400
12 %
1.30
21%
Feb
Sep
6
Oct
25% May
80% Sep
50%
11%
Oct
17
Mar
Sep
35
5.50
July
16%
16%
16%
4,895
35
36
120
16%
Feb
Oct
8.95
Jan
34
Sep
16%
Oct
95%
50
94
100
Oct
100
103
10
100
Sep
108% Mal¬
43
13
830
230
41
200
38
39 %
1,455
11%
11%
13
11%
11%
41
52%
16
11%
16%
420
36
6,409
12 Va
12 %
Oct
61%
9
Jan
es
Jan
Jan
44% July
11%
20%
64
Jan
Mar
79 Vi
May
12%
Jan
33 V*
Oct
380
46%
Jan
12 Va
Oct
14%
35
35%
1,100
a47 V4
28'%
a48
Sep
20
42%
Oct
20
420
16
16
17%
Jan
400
12%
Apr
20
80%
108
Oct
Oct
101
126
35 Va
1,385
58 V4
28% Mar
3,635
48% Mar
12
Jan
26
'28
460
20
103
103
Jan
140
100
July
10
1,730
1,680
600
a—
25%
65c
10%
Aug
19 % Aug
24% May
Aug
Aug
Co
4%£>
5
preferred
National Steel Car
Com common
Noranda Mines Ltd
8cotia Light 8c
Power
Rights
100
•
Wstern
Grocers
Ltd
class
$1.40 preferred
Western
"
22 3
•
Oct
139% Mar
r:
170
A——
28
Zellers
Limited
July
28
Oct
Oct
65
Jan
81
May
10
Feb
19
Aug
1,933
68%
Jan
4,360
23%
Jan "1
207
99%
Jun
■
53%
2
,
9044 July
35"%: Jun
102
Oct
4
Jan
_
6.
.
July:
575
53
Oct
75
Mar
2,555
51
Mar
68
July
22% Sep
31
~
450
'130;
184
a36
<-a36
14%
14%
36%
37,
82,./4
82%:
,
—*
32%
.
,<
1,900
3.50
3.55
Oct
13
3.00
Oct
35%
Oct
33 %
14%
Oct
14% Oct
200
Oct
36%
Oct
37
82%
Oct
82 Yt
Oct
25
.
32
Sep
4G% Mar
44...
Oct
48
:
Oct
50,
"
44 r
-
Oct
10
323i
44
,
July
4.10 Apr
130
Oct
600
<
.
Mar
4Q
Mar
33
130
Jan
6.TO Feb
8% Sep
'
130
-
1—50
10,300
„
37% :
36
3.05
:
130
—*—__*
—'—
40:
5
4.00
* '
common—
preferred
Oct
a—
—
Sep
"
53
Leaseholds ————,—.——*
Western Plywood class B
7%
Sep
30 V*
235/8 1
V
4.00
53
6%
a—
500
,
a99 a99y8
—20
'
200
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollar*
—
STOCKS
,
Friday
Last
,
Canada
&
Canadian
Dredge' & Dock Co Ltd:
Ltd
8,500
:
634-
6%
Power
—
Crown
Zellerbach
Corp
21%
22%
17 %
17%
18
34
34
'
:
38"
5,730
Ltd
Sep
Sep
32% Aug
Oct
Oct
41
570
35
Mar
5
Jan
48% Jan
8% Mar
4
155
•
—;
3834
5,597
975
50%"
50%
75
,
8
1
—
:
8
100
"^1.60
1.80
1.80
3,000
International Paints
11
8%
Sep
14% Mar
27%
Jan
Ltd
Loblaw
12%
13
3,295
9,755
102 Va
104
280
75
34%
Sep
10%
Jan
102
Jan-
May
9
45% July
16% Jun
Sep
112%
May
15
Oct
6.50
Sep
Jun
6
6
575
23%
24
1,132
24
22% Jan
451
29% Jun
40
22%
Jan
40
29
45
39%
Oct
43
2.50
Cos
class
Class B
A.—1
Melchers
Feb
45.
Feb
47 V*
Aug
Sep
55%
Jan
-10%
Sep
'50
4.40 Mar
&
Ontario
Corp Ltd
Royal Dairies
Jun
47
Jan
168
50
Jan
190
Jun
2.30
100
'
1
10
100
Jun
May
18
600
45
48
17%
Oct
375
44
20% May
a92
a92
Oct
51
15
Mar
92%
Oct
96
Feb
.
a.4''
a25
775
108
2.00
8
Jun
Oct
2.05
Sep
7% Sep
2.00 July
IO
Aug
2/35
Apr
250
25
a26
225
25
Oct
42
Feb
50
25
Aug
33
Jan
25%,
Oct
*
a8' a8%
"14
Industries
537
1
al3%
.
a
13%
"
-
32%
:
•-
"32
40¥4
Feb-
Inc
37 %
406
6%
Oct
46%
Jan
25
Oct
50%
50 Va
52
325
25
25
25
a4.25 a4.25
*
6%
10 V4
1
C
*
10%
*
'—
Power
29
13
pfd—100
•
45
Apr
8
700
4.50
Jan
9
July
'29
27%
Jan
1-7%
Oct
17
10 V4
25
1.05
-1.10
700
10
all3
'35
35
«Mar
Oct
Jan
7
ail 3
28
4.25
40%
115
123:
Mar
9
53% -Sep
400
170
a2.25
Oct
33% July
44
Aug
ai—
9%
86c
Sep
Mar
11
1,825
13%
325
125'a
Oct
a2.25
50
2.25
Oct
all3
15
110
Oct
36
4.50
10
Oct
12Va
Jun
1.60 Aug
26
Apr
15% Aug
2.50
131
Oct
Jan
•
—*
16%
35
Oct
32%
550
20
Jan
32%
10%
10%
610
32%
10
—
46% July
105
.-10''4
'
—
2
Traders Finance Corp claos A
Trans-Canada Corp Fund
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Jun
Va
17'
*
:
36% Mar
al7% al7Vs
—•
'
Oct
42
42
29
Sep
5,140
V
6%
5
common.
Apr
13 V2
39»
7
38%"
9
Apr
157*. Jan
15%
Sep
Sep
Sep
13Vs Sep
30%
•
1
Ltee
Canada
30
8%
14
13%
400
39
1st pfd_50
Canada Ltd—
Industries Ltd.
.;
Gas
.
r
*
new
Chains
Maurice
125
"14
al5% al5 V4
11
3,595
10%
Sep
15%
15%
Jan
21
Jun
19% July
27% Sep
.r
44
Jan
Oct-
Apr
/
Union
United
Gas
of
Canada
Corporations
Ltd..:
class
B_
:
*
United
Principal Properties.
*
Waiiiwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
Westeel Products Ltd.
:
*
16%
.
17
a23% a23%
2.60
2.40
2.601
2.20
Sep
2.65
2.55
2.65
2.10
Apr
3.75
3.75
4.25
11%
11%
3.00
11%
Oct
Oct
•
Jan
11%
a25
a25
25 %
*
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Sobeys Stores Ltd class A
Soca
2-05 IBep
30
Jan
Oct
*
Ltd
Telephone Corp
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
Southern
'•
Sep
15%
*
Paper Co.——.5
Quebec
St
1.55
"
Power Corp of Canada
4%%
Premier Steel Mills Ltd—
Renold
Feb
Oct
Jan
38:"
*
Ltd. common
*
6 %
preferred '
-■*.
—'
10
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Preferred
_*
Moore
53,
36
34%
100
'«7%
Distilleries
—
Apr
925
'-,a8"'%8
2:15' '*2.15
——
1
ft
2.30
"A"__*
—
Jun
168
Jockey Club Ltd common.—'——*
Kelly Douglas class A
•
Russell
103
6% Sep
47
Sep
May*,
17
—
(Can)
28
;a39
:
•<*' a37
,
Ford Motor Co of Canada Ltd class A_*
Inland Chemicals
*
•
;'
21% July
Jan
43%
Oct
Jan
855
12%
11% Apr
17%
17%
43
.
555
38
Apr
-
♦
Engineering Works Ltd
•
Dominion, Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Northwest
—
87c
Mar
33
».
:a40,
36%
8%
245
„
G'%
a5%
"a40"
7
Apr
Mar-
8% July
8
Apr
60
475
.
38
■'
6V4:-
7a5%
——.5
_<_•
Sep
a
221
•
International
6%
1
10
...
3,620
300
*
common.
49
a7
Canadian
Gas
1.00
Jan
V 9
1
Paper Inv Ltd
&
Sep
37 %
•
\'9
*
Canadian
•
High
26c
121
%)%
; ■ -a7
*
Investments
Low
35c
a39 a39%
'
•
Gen
Range Since Jan. I
High
32c
a39
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—*
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Canadian Marconi Co—...
galea
Share*
32c
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd./
5
Belgium Stores Ltd common^
_r—* 1
Blue Bonnets
Raceway Inc
common.l
-
for Week
Low
*
s
Range
of Prices
-
Par
Abitca Lumber & Timber
Week
-i
<
.
Sale Price
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Apr
9
17%
^8 t-
»
>a70
17%
3.05
28Va Mar
103
30
48
*28
16%'
79%;
23
62
425
37%
Worts.,
Mount
30
18
128
455
,
•
&
16% Aug
24
Trust
7%
31%
& Knapp (Canada) Ltd,
1
Kootenay 7% preierred—:—100
Minnesota
8%
40
•
West
37'A July
58% Oct
~9
Preferred
*•
24
Jun
57
975
41% Aug
Apr
53%
30
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
203
300
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)—
33%
al4 al4%
Jan
43
Feb
58
24
3&%
46% Mar
Oct
35
•
Oct
Oct
Oct
Sep
5
•
29%
3834
1,210
...
1,350
20
—*
445
Dominion
9%
38
Jan
Mar
16% Mar
280
9
Dalfen's
63 V*
37
35
3.80
Apr
9%
37%
100
8%
Jan
5
•
Oct
Sep
Sep
3.80
20
33%
*
19% Mar
92%
8%
21
2
100
-
Jan
10%
27%
3.80
Oct
247
—
Sep
,
July
11% Jan
180
•
Oct
61%
10%
15%
6.20
128
'<a7-0
■
38
Oct
10%
17%
"5,470
a91 a91 %
43
Sep
—
Sep
t
Apr
39
30%"
17
Consumers
11
87c
14
<
93:
Oct
"
29%
'
128
a91
.
Westinghouse Ct Ltd———*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd.
*
42%
26%
Sep
Sep
Jan
1,530
28%
v38%"
w
19% Jun
38%
75c
75
57
Sep
4,056
common
27%-
"29%
38%
47%
3,500
26%
35
28
11%
94
5 % "k
preferred
Mitchell (Robt) class
A
Class B
Uolson Breweriea
Ltd class A
Class B
r
27%.
Oct
2,900
85c
Jan
2,655
2
92'%*"'92%"i
>;10% " 11
10%
Jan
2,030
26%
21
55%
11%
20
*
•v15%''16<%
-V
92%;
40%
52%
a46 % a46 %
25"
100
11
35% May
48
15
80
25 Va
14%
123
MacMUIan & Bloedel
class B
43
July
13% Jan
100% Feb
_
7.00 Feb-
'29
;f
15 -<15
Oct
40
15
86
56
5
93
-—
Sep
27%
450
2,325
20
Power.
Oct
600
41%
13%
12%
41%
36
__
22% Jan
■
6%
4.25
6,523
*
Crush
9%
103
46% May
95%
41 %
13
27%
Sep
33
-280
a
■
*
Canadian
41
10
14%
'3,542
35%
41906
Feb
16
14% July
10
Apr
10% July
25%
—
Feb
6.85
4.00
21
700
35V4
13
80%
<
Apr
580
121%
Limited (John).
Rights
Lewis Bros Ltd
Bank
Pipeline.
-J&Q,r"
3,530
12%
185
79
16
*
Oils
July
28
62
50V*
30 < >*10
-
15
*
Aug
29% Aug
8% Mar
6.00
38%
Sep
Sep
Sep
"14%
■
-
69% Mar
39
300
6.75
1
—
46
28
—
55
3,736
44
,
<
Mar
Sep
3,110
6.00
95%
510
36% -Apr
112Yz- Oct
20
July
20% Apr
28
41 %
;
-
Feb
Jan
78
Labatt
Ltd-.
9%
Oct
46
6.80
—100
Industries
4%%
90%
14%
20
5
Lawrence
Jun
40
250
100
a21
97
6.00
—
Massey-Ferguson
1,462
275
6
a21
11%
'
-4-40
4.25
a9&
Webb
22% Jan
53%
16%
93%
122%
Jamaica Public
Service Ltd common—*
1% preferred
100
Johns-Manville
Get
79 3 a
,
May
com—*
Iroquois Glass preferred
17V4
,lv
preferred——100
.—'■
Walker Gooderham
Aug
13 %
115
—.25
7.50
Oct
7%'"-' 8%
—100
United Steel Corp
13% July
51% July
101% Jan
51%
10
com
16%
■--*-33
80%
Trans Canada
Feb
97%
.83
12 %
mm
5,745
563 4
86 "."
Canada————-————%
Toronto-Dominion
Oct
Sep
9.00 Sep
20
Sep
-
Feb
8%
Steinbergs class A_
5%% preferred
Aug
Oct
100
*•
■...■iimijieii
17%
vi4%''-i5V4
'35'
,
—
24% Mar
•
preferred
5%% preferred
Oct
....
—*
5%
90
17
—,
common
5%
10%
>
•
common
•
common—*
Texaco Canada Ltd
100
B
Sons
Tancord
1,590
•
Jun
800
7
&
Feb
17
11
H
Feb
21%
a5%
•
FamouB Player*
Canadian Corp
Ford Motor
Feb
11
:
14%
*
———
21
17
_1
Oct
30%
c
15
pfd_;——t—-——50
20%
a5
57
2.045
r
a31
•
Sogemines 6% preferred
——10
Southam Co
——.—-r—
-*
Standard Structural Steel
.—*
Steel Co of
4.75 Aug
15% July
22% Feb
35% Mar
21%
30%
Jan
26%
Inc
Simon
23% Jan
16% Oct
15% Jan
a5%
a
18% Jan
36%-Feb
16%- 16%
:
4.25
——*.
—
4%
preferred
Triad
125
——
A
Sicard
38% Aug
13% Jan
24% Feb
8% Jan
—
Enamel &
7%
31% May
15% May
700
,
26%
Sep
jun
5,005
•
—
Aug
11
30% Mar
102
9.85
24%,
20
30
"55
31
100
4.20
Sep
Jan
47%
31 %
a45
45
105%
43%
5% preferred-—-———————100
24
9.75
—23%
16 3 a
56 % '
Shawinigan Water & Power
7% Feb
30%
16%
•
.«
Nova
July
Jan
a85
•
common.
144% Mar
4,778
11
—♦
St Lawrence Cement
class A_
St Lawrence Corp common
74
al9%
13%
53V« July
Jan
30
————-———100
15
18%
•
Canada
A
common
Paper class A————*
Royal Bank of Canada—.—,—,———10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common——•
Jan
12 %
Transport
10
18%
26%
47%
Feb
132
25
a
Rolland
9% Aug
14%
83
—10
Eddy Match
^———7—-—.————♦
Eddy Paper
*
&
Oct
Provincial
800
10%
*
Electrolux
Morgen
Sep
8.90
16
100
—
High
40
«
-
'112% 112%-i
11
River Co' new common—1—*
;
Power Corp of Canada—:
;•
Premium Iron Ores-—.
——20c
Price Bros 8c Co Ltd common
•
446
4.00
-
Montreal
6%
\
21%
25
-1
—-—
a75
a7%
1
24% July
32% Jan
Sep
28%
a5%
31
150
26% t-27%
"
Powell
Preferred
16% May
25
18%
Vi
a31
*...,.
——100
:
10 %
—•
Coal
Dupuis Freres class
Loeb
(Ml
Lower St
Oct
18
.
preferred
Brewery
6%
Oct
12%
19%
27
*
Quebec Natural Gas—————.—1
Quebec Power _i_———„——•
Roe (A V) (Canada) common———<-•
66% July
42% May
17% July
25% Feb
13%
94%
2.50
Dominion Store* Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros Ltd—
Inland
'
20
23%
a
—
8c
common——
45
*
*
preferred
Class
Sep
2.055
18%
•
Dairies common—
Dominion Steel
Ltd
6% preferred J—
Plaver Development
15 %
45%
—•
Low
130
'
1,3% ;
"11%
13%
*—-
—
al6
16%
a5%
140
a22% a22%
1
—
9%
*
of
May
'
36%
21%
——•
Franco-Cdn——*.
Foundries & Steel
Preferred
Dominion Glass common
Pont
Sep
13%
'
20%
*
—
"43
140
1
Sep
18
15
Equipment
Seagram*
Dome Petroleum
Dow
25% Jan
49% Jun
Apr
Distiller*
Du
Mar
Sep
19%
20%
10
Crown Zellerbach
class A
7%
101
24%
125
—
...
88
Pentrans
16 al6%
25%
—
Class B
Bridge
Feb
Mar
14
13%
23%
94%
140
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-<'43
—100
common——*
a9
——.——100
Coal 6%
Corsets
Jan
76
37
13
*
Consolidated Mining 8c
Smelting
Consumers Glass
Corbys class A
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Products
a75
—50
Cellulose
Combined Enterprises
r. minion
28%
Oct
Oct
r
Steel
Shares
Low
*
—
Petroleums
15%
Columbia
Foncier
Oct
Oct
10 %
preferred
Credit
Sep
25%
25%
Jan
•
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
preferred
f
26%
Mar
9.05
Power
Companies
Canadian Vickers
Coekshutt Farm
Coghiin (B J)
Ontario
Page-Hersey Tubes
10%
20
common.
Preferred
Canadian Locomotive
99% Apr
11
35%
13%
———
Preferred
Canadian International
Jan
40
Ltd
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries
79
Par
•
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
1% preferred !———t—
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Jan
83
7%
25
—t
Canadian Chemical Co
Canadian Husky —
Jun
469
57 %
'
•
■—
4.50
39
1,420
-.*
common
Oct
Oct
41%
a
Canadian
2.50
all% all%
10%
11
ail%
Canadian Bank of
Commerce—,—-10
Canadian Breweries
common
—1•
Canadian British
Canadian
1,530
4,521
26
common
Bronze
99 %
26%
.100
Jan
28 %
'■
14% Jan
13% July
Pacific
._20
12.50
Canada Wire & Cable Co Ltd
class B_*
Canadiuu Aviation
Electronics—
•
$1.75
430
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Oct
9
100
29
„10
—
—
11%
430
2.50
•
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
common.
4%% preferred
Canada Malting
4%%. preferred
Canada
6%
12
2.50
common
STOCKS
Low
290
28%
Building Product*
Calgary Power
11%
0
30
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
11%
——*
—
OCTOBER
Friday
Shares
Low
11%
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Pax
WEEK
FOR
Sales
3.75 Mar-
2.65
8
Oct
Mar
15% -Jan
Volume 190
Number 5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1869)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
i
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Shares
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
30
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Last
«
Sale Price
Par
Low
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
Prices
Shown Are
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Algort Uranium Mines Ltd
1
13%
Alscope
•
10%c
Explorations
Ameranium
Anthonian
Arno
Mines
Ltd
Ltd_
Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
Mines
Talc
Ltd___
Mar
4c
4c
2,000
4c
Jan
6c
9o
9,500
5 Vac July
15c
Mar
7c
16,000
4c
9c
Aug
5V>c
Gc
7,267
4c
Apr
15c
July
31c
8,597
30c
Sep
85c
Feb
"
"_L *.
a6G
20,000
5c
Oct
21c
Apr
8 10
950
10%
Jan
Ltd———L_;—
'
33c
Jan
3oc
a5c*
-
8.10
_1
' "
1
Ltd—1
"
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
1
V
Belle-Chibougamau
7.80
1
&
;
Mines
Mines
Ltd—
Ltd—:
Gas
*
Bonnyville Oil & Refhimg Corp
Copper Corp.—
Bouzan, Mine? .Ltd/—
Jan
6.50
Oct
16c
1,500
15c
Sep
182,550
20c
10c
1,000
4c
52c
13,833
42c
Jan
84c
Feb
5%c
16,000
5J/aC May
13c
Mar
300
10y2c Sep
25 Vic May
4c
50c
_*
-
a21c' a22c
32c
30c
file
33c
5V:>c
7c%
7c
'
1.30 Mar
Aug
July
4c
t
52c%
4-
16% Mar
48c
5V;>c
-1
Sep
42c
4c-
,&._'_l
12 V4
,16c
•
42c
1
Bornue
_H
.
7,433
.
9,500
5c
Feb
27 Vic May
60c
Jan
•15c
Sep
Jan
57e
61c
.2,500
51c
17c *" " 17c
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd—'——1
17c
2,500
10c
21%
21r;;t
400
1914
Oct
3%e'
3%c
500
3c
Oct
350
6
Sep
10 y4 Mar
5V4 Jan
9 Vi July
78c
Mar
& Edmonton
Campbell
Common
*'
Mines
Ltd
1
6.55"
-
Canadian
Ltd
Petroleums
Homestead Oils
Abacus
Mines
Abibibi
Power
Canalask-Nickel Mines'Ltd—
'
—1
Can-Met" Explorations Ltd-I—1
Canorama Explorations Ltd——i
i
Carbec
Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Ltd
Central-Manitoba
Ltd
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd———
Jaculet Ltd
Chibougamau
Chipman-Lake
Mines
Consolidated
80c
1.85
Jan
10c
88c
Jan
45e
28,850
13c
Feb
50c
Aug
6c
40,500
5c
Sep
7Vic
Sep
5c- :
! 8c'-
7
Acadia
Atlantic Sugar
Class
Preferred
5.50 *
.1''
•
ConsoLQuebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1
Ltd
East Sullivan
—
.11—
1
Mines
—
Ltd-—
Mining
&
Ltd
Inc
Anchor
American
Anglo
Can
Anglo
8c
8c
1,500
6c
Jan
:',"5c
5c
21c
Mar
7,000
5c
8c
Jan
11%
Aug
12%
71c
71c
5,000
55c
Sep
9c
9c
2,000
7Vic
Feb
18
850
1,70
-i.70
500
1.52
Ceramic
Iso. Uranium
1.07
Sep
i6c
19,000
9c
Oct
a*2.7%'a27To
7<V*lV 6%c8e
180
~A4c
k_l4c
—-J
LI*"'*
137,500 /'
5c
400
■
y-'''jc
j
'gc
T
40c
5c
17y2'?17'V
—L'-,
?
Mines
Isract Continental
Ltd
Gil
Gold Mines
&
Min
"lie
'
Company Ltd—1
Kerr-Addison
;
MenKl Island Mining Ltd—
'afic
1.30
.
1.20"
Mines
Ltd-
American
Ltd
Northspan Uranimn
Ltd——
Lake
74,300
5,000
17c
"16c
"
Oil
Smelting
&
12c
Apr
2.50
Jun
1.34 Mar
a4c a4J2c
11,000
4c
Oct
'5c
3yaC
'4'^c
-75c''
(Canada )
Roberval
St Lawrence River
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscalta
Oils
Mines
South
Dufault
Standard
Ltd
1
L:
Ltd
Ltd-
Siscoe
Stadacona
Mines
L_i-
Ltd
Gold
Ltd
(19441
Mines
2'
1
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
Taain
Tib
Ltd
Exploration
Tltan Petroleum
United- Asbestos Corp
Oils Ltd
Ltd
Lithium
Mines
Mines
WestviRe Mines Ltd
For footnotes
see
:
Atlantic
Atlantic
25c
9c
2,000
51c
30c
87,500
8.40
4,300
July
Sep
13Vic Jun
7.05
36,900
1.23
•
Oct
45c
Sep
July
Oct
1.32
39c
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
12% Mar
•1.63 Apr
35c
4lc
13,400
30c
a30c
57,200
28c
Oct
65c
Jan
5c
5V2c
10,500
5c
Aug
12c
Feb
1,000
60c
.
4,100
1.05
-1.34
2.60 ' 2.70
•
i*.
2,800
Apr
Oct
1.24
Oct
3.30 Feb
Sep
Sep
2.60 Aug
2.30
2.30
Jan
Jan
Jan
7.25 Mar
4c
13,500
3 Vic
Oct
9c
Mar
20c
r
17,850
18c
Sep
35c
Mar
a) .57 a 1.57
f
-
70c
4'ic' 4'2c
300
500
1.57
Oct
a45c
a40c
5.30
a50c
6,200
5.10
5.30
12,205
2.64
2.65
,60c
600
57c
80c
•
_<£.
58c--
1,600
Mines
Electric
Auto
Fabric
Products
2.19
Jan
3 Vic
Sep
9c
Mar
40c
Oct
79c
5%
preferred
5%%
3 25 Feb
2.64
57c
Oct
Oct
5.85
4.50
Sep
Jan
Mar
18c
Feb
10 %c
9c
11c
9c
Oct
25c
Jan
,66c
66c
70c
1,300
G3c
July
91c
Jan
65c
60c
68c
8,450
60c
6%
6%
6%
2,425
12 Vac
13c
4,400
13c
48
11%
600
51
11 Va
115
1,399
.
20c
23c
4,000
16c
14 %c
18c
40,968
94
94
94
10
90o
89c
90c
3,050
24c
May
10% Feb
45c
Oct
94
31 %
33
66
66
69 Tin
1,505
45 %
45 %
46 V*
315
10c
10c
10c
1.09
90q
10
10
13%
13%
10
,
4,364
.
Bank
93
48% Jan
1,000
8c
Oct
19c
1.09
5,950
90c
10
110
13 % Mar
15%
45c
Oct
52c
Oct
3c
3c
8,000
2c
July
10c
Apr
10%
1.900
5%
10%
2.30
2.70
3,450
26 %
27%
2,377
8c
8c
1,500
•
10% Oct
Jan
2.70 Oct
Oct
2.00
24
29% Mar
Aug
7 Vac
15c
Oct
Jan
(
10 %c
12c
13.000
10c
Sep
23c
Feb
2 Vac
2%c
8,200
2c
Oct
80
Feb
lie
> lie
5,500
10c
Sep
6 VaC
7V2C
17,500
5c
Aug
2.50
Sep
3.15 July
18% Feb
34 % July
2.72
3,000
28
660
3.40
3.40
3.40
200
2c
2c
2%C
9,000
1
8.00
7.15
8.10
16,615
19%
18
360
19%
2.25
21 %c Aug
Feb
16c
4.50 Aug
Feb
Jan
8c
2c
Oct
6.50
Sep
10% Jan
Oct
25 %. Feb
16%
Feb
24
19%
20
340
17%
Oct
1.05
1.19
3,200
96c
Oct
1
18c
18c
20C
4,500
16C
Aug
26c
July
1
8 Vac
8 VaC
8 Vac
19,000
80
Jan
10c
Feb
62% July
Consolidated
Mines
—
55%
55
55%
2,084
50%
Sep
70
69 %
70%
2,885
65%
Jan
1.33
1.32
1.37
12,235
1.24
Sep
Ltd
84% Aug
1.94 Feb
55c
55C
55c
1,150
Sep
82c
—1
80c
86c
160,100
60c
Mar
12C
12c 13 VaC
14,100
12c
Oct
26c
Jan
•
HV2C
11c 12 %C
25,400
10c
Sep
Sep
25c
May
Sep
52
Jun
32%
Apr
36c
Mar
•
Co
5VaC
11,063
41%
41'/a
650
41
—•
27 %
27%
28
525
20%
1
*
*
common
19c
18C
22c
71,920
8%
8%
8%
625
14c
14c
1,000
*
24%
24%
24 V*
215
28
28
50
—
5c
-
—20
Corp
Mines
28
1
—1
—
Quebec
5c
5c
41%
A
Beattie Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Lodge Mines
76c
71c
78c
28,300
1.70
1.70
1.72
500
9c
6%
13% May
Jan
25c
Jun
30
Jan
25 Va Mar
28
24
Oct
1.32
1.53
Jan
1.96 Apr
39%
Apr
40
40%
6,859
85C
85c
95c
20,100
76c
14c
16c
3,770
13c
Sep
Jun
1
9c
9c lOVaC
33,000
9c
1
63c
63c
65c
4,966
51c
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Black Bay Uranium
1
•
10 %c
lOo
12c
9c
9c
B011 ville
1
2%c
1
6c
1
61c
Mines
Bouzan Mines Ltd
Jan
44%
Oct
14c
Mines
Oct
Sep
70c
40%
Mines
Feb
Sep
14c
25
50c
Mines
Uranium
9%c Jun
Sep
—1
Telephone
Gold
Apr
1.02 Aug
86c
•
—
Beaver
Mining
55c
*
Mines
;
Lumber
®
•
B
Yukon
2.00 Jan
10
10
Bathurst Power & Paper class
Preferred
,
1
Uranium
Bordulac
Apr
325
50,525
20
Petroleums
Bicroft
Apr
14
2.65
B
Base Metals Mining
Bell
11%
u.
51c
27 Va
Basco Oil & Gas
Beaver
Apr
2.09 Feb
Oct
Oct
10
7c
Mines
Class
Mar
Oct
Oct
1.19
Baryman Exploration
Bata
42 Va Mar
Oct
66
44 Va
45c
10%
Bank of Nova Scotia
Baska
Mar
1.50 Mar
48C
Montreal
of
Jan
100
Sep
31%
Mar
52c
Sep
75c
Feb
14
10% Aug
18%C Oct
13c
Feb
53
Oct
48
Feb
12% May
25
Feb
2.05 May
26c
May
27 %c Mar
1.08
jun
Jan
35,850
10c
Oct
24c
Aug
11c
2,000
9c
Oct
30c
Apr
2%c
3c
2,600
2c
6c
7c
4,500
5C
55c
63c
116,700
45c
8 VaC
Oct
Feb
10c
Sepi
Jan
79c
Sep
Mar
Va
9
5,226
Jan
•9
Oct
40%
40%
41
530
39%
Oct
47
Aug
50
-50
*
46
46
46
50
45
Oct I
50% Feb
45%
45%
145
44
Oct
25
25
25
Boymar Gold Mines
1
8%c
8c
8 VaC
20,300
Bralorne
1
5.80
5.80
6.10
3,125
♦
5 Vb
5
Bowater
1
50
Paper
Bowater
Corp 57o preferred
5%% preferred
Bowaters Mersey 5% Vo pfd
Bowes
—
Company
Pioneer
Preferred
9
8
46
6
19%
49% Apr
39%
Feb
Sep
5.75 Aug
4.40 Oct
Jun
15%c Mar
7c
'*
*
8.40 Feb
7% Apr
5%
10,530
"
20
20
20
575
19
Sep.
25
Jan
50
46
46
46
50
45
Sep
48
May
1
2.20
2.00
2.25
8,400
—*
33%
32 %
34'A
16,202
31%
Sep
pfd—100
69%
69
69%
•50
65%
Oct
Brazilian Traction common
Bridge Tank common
,
—
Britalta Petroleum
British
Columbia
Oil
American
4%
Electric
1.85 Oct
3.30 Mas
preferred
4%% preferred
5% preferred
5%% preferred
48
205
11%
13
4,970
11% Oct
14%
15
1,200
13
14%
14%
641
1,495
11%
Jun
15%
Jan
British
Columbia Power—
400
1.60
Sep
2.84 Mar
British
Columbia
He
14,100
15q
4,000
9c
11c
14,500
9c
Oct
36c
Oct
94c
Feb
4c
Oct
9c
Jan
2,700
3.85
Sep
6.60
3,800
1.70
Oct
2.62
2,500
4c
15c
Feb
class
*
B
Reef
*
34%
25
Telephone
40
Mines
Jan
Brunsman
Mining
Sep
Sep
30c
Buffalo
Sep
2.60 May
Buffadlson
18c
500
200
13c
13c
2,200
12c
Sep
29c
Mar
Bullochs
20c
21c
12,800
16c
Oct
34c
Mar
Bunker
j2c
5c
26,500
3c
Jan
7c
Aug
60c
62c
6,000
60c
Oct
92c
Gc
5,500
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
Mar
Sep
47% May
Oct
60c
Jun
1,050
11%
Oct
14% Jan
0
12 %
11%
12'A
475
8%
Jan
14
2.50
2.50
2.50
300
2c
2c
2%c
16,300
2c
2 VaC
2%c
15,000
class
2c
2.25
*
2.75
645
11c
42,500
1.55
<—
2.GO
10 %C
1.55
1.55
400
29
28%
29
1,384
28%
6%
225
5%
_*
Dry Dock class A
—
7c
7c
7c
8,500
<-•
.;
6%
_*
A
Extension
6%
18%
18%
18%
11%
Ltd
2c
2.60
Smelting
Products
Hill
2.20 Jan
IOV2C
&
Gold
Burlington
Burrard
Oct
39 %
45c
33 Va
11%
—
—
Ankerlte
Building
10,120
May
May
40% Mar
11%
Jan
6c
1.60
1,628
51c
Feb
18
18
11%
Mines
Brunswick
1.70
4,816
40%
18
Oct
13% Sep
—*
B
Apr
9%c Feb
18 c
35
40
May
1
Bruck Mills class A
Brunhurst
1.70
34%
45c
-1
Mines
Company
Class
Oct
47 Va
12
24c
47
48% Aug
52% Aug
14%
12c
17,500
Oct
12%
1.60
Brown
44 Va
47%
1.60
Feb
250
*
Mar
25c
44 V
•-
18c
Sep
91-
A
Oct
10 %c
81% Oct
Products
8c
Broulan
35
174
44%
6,000
Feb
Feb
410
82%
44'A
a9c
25c
May
37
81%
4
a8c
Sep
42
36%
82%
50
50
Forest
11c
78
36%
100
*.
Packers
Class
Oct
44% Feb
50
4%%
Columbia
180,285
__
6.80
6.80
48
1.18
Sep
5% Sep
11c
Sep
6.40 Sep
—50c
Columbia
5c
62c-
40,549
1
British
4
6.80
*
20c
Bankeno Mines
Earnat
Feb
45c
—
British
a50e
5c
5.15 May
preferred——
2nd
Oil
Banff
Jan
1
45%
Sep
Oct
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
July
*
41 Va
—
ll5s
~.~
320
Oct
4c
i3C
43
25
class
13Tac
_i
43 %
34%
12c
Avlllabona Mines
17c
V2C
37 ye July
2.70
16c
5.05
26 % May
3,560
27%
Sep
2.00
8,926
Sep
common
Jan
4
2.40
31
6c
Aunor Gold Mines
Auto
Oct
4c
4,050
Sep
Sep
42% July
2.70
-
9c
4.00
37%
2.45
30 Va
31%
Gold Mines-,
Aumaque
70c
1.90
37 Va
lie
5%c
1
Aug
22c
Aumacho River Mines
500
5.05 "
Mar
72
10% July
1,500
-_—
500
1.90
Mar
24
5.55 Sep
Mar
9,997
Mines
Aubelle
6,000
iic-
335
20
4
2%c
Atlin-Ruffner
8c
-
75
7.50
8c
10c
UTi
61
7.00
2.50
80c
-
61
Sep
16% Sep
60
Sep
Mines
10c
~~
19%
Aug
61C
17
Sep
8c
Copper
Yellowknife
7'2c
8c-
30
r
12%
42 %
common—
1.30 Apr
90c
Jun
'
38o
61
Steels
Belcher
20c
3,900
2,290
1,475
27%
Coast
Atlas
Atlas
Belleterre
Apr
a24c
_*
20
46c
14 V*
Feb
2.80 Feb
3c
Acceptance
1.15
4C
1
page 44.
11,500
56c
-
1.42
__
" "
21% Jan
45c
13%
Warrants
6%c Feb
a36c
1
32,866
10
Bibis
23c
l
".
28%
Nickel—.
Arcadia
2.30
2.30
*
Ltd—
.26%
45c
13%
•
23c
B
Apr
95c
4,000
II
III
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon Pyrite & Copper
Corp Ltd
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd-'
Class
Associated
500
4,300
1
1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
ViolaMac
Jan
i
Ltd
Valor
United
Jan
9c
Jan
1
;
28%
—40c
a95C
756
•
^
2.00 Jan
.100
Bethlehem Cooper Corp
Bevcon Mines
12c-
Corp
6,100
1
—
Feb
18c
III_1
2.30
7c
Ashdown Hardware class A—
Apr
32c
1 60'-
Trebor Mines Ltd_
Jun
.
9c
Asamera Oil
1.95 May
2 68
i
—II
Ltd—
4c
46c
75c
1
—
Mines
Oct
3c
2.60
i.
Ltd
2.20
»
16c
3 Vic
'
2.25
—50
28c
—«
:
Tache Lake Mines
6,500
Oct
a28c
-r
1
1.85 May
j.
Jan
4
Z
Ltd
Jun
1
—
Oct
18c.
:_l
Ltd—
1.05
50
preferred
Gold Mines
6c
1.03
1
Mines
Mines
2,650
—50
Argus Corp common
$2.40 preferred
5c
3 Vic
__2
1.30
1
45c
8.05
1.35^.
1
1.20
22c
Imperial class B 1st pfd_
British
_-i
;
j
Mines
10c
4c
1.00
„30c
*
Mining Corp.'
Oct
3.60
Area Mines
300
-
•
2.67J
„*
July
61c
Jun
8c
—
15,000
'
1
75c
Aug
22c
-
-
5c
S2c
*
Mar
2.55
11%
ag5Q
30c
:
5uc
36c
7,950
-4.75
Exploration
& Paper pfd—
Pulp
85c
'
____„1
ReetCrest Gold Mines Ltd
15,600
ny2c_" 11 Vic : 12c
1
3,528
12.000
1
5c
*,
"
58c
lc
75c
78c-
1
Ltd
2,000
7Qr
*8c
5c
-
1.10
l"
1,500
4J-:»c
•
70c
8.05
Ltd
36Vic Apr
Oct
4^c
Goldfields Ltd—1
Refining
Mar
Sep
f
Quebec
35c
Jan
Apr
Apr
50c
Prow Gas
Quebec
Jan
1.24
3,200
sy2c:
Corporation
Development Ltd
7c
1.72
30c
7,500
a30c
Quebec Lithium
Jan
Sep
16 Vic May
23,100
1
_1
Oct
13c.
5c
Ltd_l
Exploration
75c
43c
1.85 Mar
77c
1
&
36,033
Jan
_1"
1
Ltd--
"
.9,500
99c
al.18
2
Cobalt
May
_'L
1
1
-
19c
5c
90c
Uranium Mines Ltd
Producers
1.97 Mar
95
65c
1
Mines Ltd_
Chibougamau
Sep
Sep
.
al.09
al.10"'
1
;
1,200
23c
74c
1.7«,c I7y,e
'
*
Ltd..:
86c
16c'
58c"
*
Mining Corp.
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—:
Portage Island
Chib) Mines Ltd
Ra«ger Oil
Anthes
Bankfield
Mar
1
Pennbec
Quebec
Quebec
1.00
80
Jan
21c
Ltd
ObaisW^d9^) Ltd--
Paudash
..
7c
Feb
CorpL—1
Okalta Oils Ltd—
Uranium
SCP
10c
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
.Sep
3C.
7,500
50c
.L
Explorers Ltd!—j.
25
jqc
20c
Min Ltd
Mines
Jan
iqc
'80c
Ltd—1
u.
Metals
22c
21% July
30% Mar
■
;
1
^
Rare
Apr
Oct
Apr
Jan
_i
-
Asbestos
American
82c
11c
18 Vi
Sep
3.80 Mar
18% July
45c
57c
Feb
55c
1
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Amulet Mines
Feb
26c
Sep
1
Ltd
May
10c
24c
71c'
Mines
21c
35% Mar
700
23c
Mylamaque Explorations
Jan
8,200
1
Santiago Mines Ltd
New Spring Coulee Oil &
80c
30c
1
New
Oct
May
24% Mar
*"'3oc
Ltd.—^
Mines
Oct
V* Sep
12c
.
1 25
Nama Creek
Uran
620
Sep
'Sep
Jun
1.16
Montgary Explorations Ltd—:
Lake
;4,700
Oct
16i»4
2.50
\
-
Formaque Mines Ltd
82
Jan
7 Vic Mar
-
I' -' ^Oc
*
Mld-Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Mogador Mines LtdMolybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—
.1
Mines
1 40
*80V2
.
May
33c
1
2,000
-
5'
__5
..
925
3c
3c
28
22c
92c
7c
2,400
'
Jan
Oct
28
250
20 Vk
273b
3c
1
5,500
20
^
LJf
Lingside popper Mining Co Ltd—„_ 1
34c
Mar
9 Vic
Jan
5Vic .Jan
5,000
^"a6c
20"
\
lie
.«
32
Jun
3 Vic
-
1.845
33c
_1 •'*■"!
" 30
10c
"1
ar -
-Ltd..*?.—,v_l
Exploration Co Ltd—1
Marithnes Mining Corp Ltd*_—L
MCIntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—
1,000
29:Ut
Apr
Jan
40c
47,000
v
22c
Feb
\3e
.,
2,400
Se"-*'" 3&e"'* 4,2c
1
'
100
10c
2O:i,0 **-
1
L_—
C10c
10Vic Jan
5c
2,000
5c *
Jun
35c
10,000
' ;5c~-
1.96
Ac
A.95
12,500
37c
'
/lie
1,000
1:95 "1.95
'2-'"
Oct
24c
__50c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Ansil Mines
4-
*2.75 Mar
24 V4 May
Oct
2.40 Sep
12% Jan
—10c
—
$2.50
_
21% May
Jan
6c
• '" h27 Mi'-"»
Mining Ltd
Labrador
Orchan
2.50 Mar
—
165
Feb
Apr
10 Vic Mar
Oct
1,000
_z*
.
Haitian, Cbpper Mining Corp
—L—1' ^
Holhnger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
'L
International
Opemisca
1.05
11c
Apr
5,500
V
a5c
i
Ltd-—
153i
afic
*>1.50 '1.50
a43c'11-a"45c : a45c
Norti*
16% July
Oct
2,950
15%c Sep
3.00
Huronian
—_
35,800
17
Oct
41c
Petroleums
Anglo
"ilfic'-
Nocana
Oct
Feb
4c.. Sep
14c
24c
2.90
90
1
Anacon Lead Mines
Mar
1.63
6%c Apr
2.85
50
Analogue Controls
28c
a
Mar
210
18,550
37%
Nepheline
9Vic Jan
3,600
Feb
93
92
lie
-20c
Leduc
Aug
1,200
22
—1
Pete
American
Aug
2,000
Oct
7.50
preferred-
American
15c
Gui-Per Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
North
Jan
30,500
Golden: Age Mines LtdL-^-i—t-
New West
Feb
9.15
May
_r«V
__i <y
;-l
Ltd—
—
Gaspe Oil- Ventures Ltd——
Vinray
Jun
12
22c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—_i„__1> 3.
Futurity- Oils Ltd
id
—38c-
New
65c
28c
a9c
18%
2.70
57c
~1
10
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
3c
S2'*" 17%" 'V
—1
-
Exploration
Fontansfc Mines- (1945)
New
Jan
4%%
Co
99c
:_.T-rS
Inc.——
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd——
New
May
Aluminum
1,350
a9c
Mar
240
30%
4V>e
4% c-*• 5c
lr.93
2.05
12
41c
—
12c
-
Oct
2.95
——
Ltd
Oct
—
8%
2.60
Aluminium
5.00
Mar
405
16%
—-—,—50
Algoma Steel
2,100
11
Jan
9%
18%
18 % C
—-—*
—
5.95
725
24
1
—
Sep
—', -±*«-.
-J—
Ltd
Empire Gil & Minerals
——'
Warrants
Sep
,
Oct
-5
—
Oil-
Cons
9c
—v
».
—
Ltd
Trunk-,
3c
c
Ltd——___'_1
Ltd——1
Mines
Elder-"Mines
New. Jack
Pac
Arjon
Mines
Mines
Gas
Alberta
Algom Uranium common——
Algoma Central common
45c
—"
.
Mar
22%
•
;
—
1,500
9c
.
July
40
*
Gold
common
Voting trust
6,500
-
45c
SeD
350
17
Yellowknife
Alberta Distillers
3,000
71c
Geoo
Apr
29c
Oct
Oct
33
5,800
2.70
1
High
..
21c
1.25;
Akaitcho
6c
1
Frobisher
14c
Jan
DTi
77,200
37%
22 'A
92;
24c
Low
32c
10c
*
-
24c
8c
5c'
,
92
10 %C
1
Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd
10c
1
Fano
21c
200
18%
Agitew
62e
1
Fab- Metal
15,500
8%
18%
Advocate Mines Ltd—
9c
Ltd—-
Dome
9,000
Jun
%
—100
Acadia Uranium Mines
Acme Gas & Oil-
6e
Halliwell
Mines
8c"
Sep
22 %
8
_*
59c""'
—1
37%
22%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21c
36%
common-
A
9c"
Denison Mines Ltd
Co
Paper common
Shares
31c
"II25
_r
1
Monpas Mines Ltd
Mining
•
21%c23%c
10%
10%
24c
Consolidated
Copper Rand. Chib
•
Mar
Oct
•f4%c
Consolidated
Cournor
1
Preferred
for Week
Feb
29c
—75c
Consol-Centra! Cadillac: Minesc Ltd
5.80
..3c
•'zt"-
——1
Ltd—"
Sep
700
5.90 '"
1
Ltd—-
Cleveland- Copper Corp I
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines
3.50
1,000
22c
'
*
Ltd—1——_i
Mines
400
12,000
--Ls
—*
;
Jan
1.03
Gc'
,
1
Corp 'Ltd—'..—-
Central-Del Rio Oils
4C
45c*.~ '" 44c
Tr—1
Explorations
Cassiar.Asbestos
Jan
7c
4%c" 4%q
,
;
1,300
1.03
34
^ ^ a'29c^ a29c
'
•
'
'
Ltd'
1.03
-
7:14
Ltd
&
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Preferred
-
4C ~
10c
Canuba- Mines .Ltd
•;
7
*
Ltd
6.55
'
7%
.
Canadian Devonian
6.55
,
3
:
—_
>•
V
Ltd—
Resources
-——
-
:—1 '••
Ltd;
Chibougamau
Canadian- Collieries
Ltd—'
Corp
Mines
Last
Sale Price
Mar
42c
July
Sep
STOCKS
Alberta
Calgary
Calumet Uranium
Sales
Feb
31c
•
Bay alining Co
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
Oil
40c
6c
1
__
Batcman
Bluewater
Oct
gc
\
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"—1
Baker
10c
.
1
Augustus Exploration Ltd—
Metal
7,600
•
Atla3 Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Auli
700
lie
4c
——1
Ltd
13Tb
10c
ge
1
Week's
Friday
13%
11%
11%
6%
6%
6%
*
10c
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
1.30 Jan
Oct
Feb-
May
275
16%
Jan
730
"
7c
11%
Oct
Jun
5.00 July
8%c Mar
9c
Jan
3.70 Feb
39c
Aug
2.55 May
39
7
11c
24
Jan
Oct
Feb
July
14% Mar
'
325
6
Sep
8
Jan
r
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1870)
.
.
Monday. November 2. 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
8*le Pries
WEEK
ENDED
for Weck
Shares
•
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
High
——;->l
13c
7,425
12c
Sep
26 %c
Feb
—i-—~—1
_———.—25c
15 —
15c
16c
9,300
14%c
Sep
42c
Jun
51c
50c
54c
12,151
46c
Oct
21
22%
3,700
19%
Sep
Oils
Mines
^
Petroleum
Calgary & Edmonton
•—— *
Calgary Power common—*—————■-*
21
97
96%
99%
.-—1
3.50
3.50
3.50
800
"
45c
-45c
45c
2,225
7.50
5,460
Consolidated
Calvan
Calvet
Gas
Oil
Oils—.....—-
<fc
Malting
Canada
Feb
10% Mar
12%
810
10
Mar
5,930
27
Sep
37
26%
26',2
65
25%
Oct
28%
Jun
10
25%
25%
25%
690
25%
Oct
37%
Jan
*
55%
54%
557,.
125
54
Sep
76%
Feb
•
1.20
1.17
1.27
5,050
Oct
2.35
Jan
32c
40c
7,900
1.05
Feb
Crain
—
35 %c
Canada Permanent
30c
Sen
Oct
Mar
Class
Coulee
Lead
(R
Oct
57
Jan
Oct
55
Apr
Crestbrook
58
58
59
645
55%
Sep'
70
Aug
Croinor
64c
64c
7f)c
1,400
1
3.15
3,30
Steamship Lines common—#
Preferred —g_12.50
41
Petroleum
Canada Southern
Canacla
Minerals
of
12
39%
Feb
49
480
11%
Jan
12% Mar
11
11%.
1,175
6c
7c
7,330
20
Commerce—
57%
57%
36
35
,#
1
,
U
5.00 May •
150
:
6c
;
—~
2.85 Mar *'
7,400
41%
___#
Cable class B—
Astoria
12
3.45
■
.
41
12
I,"
JUn
Sep
.11
6C
;
13c
-
Breweries
common
Sep
105 Vi May
5.25 Aug
102
30
4.10
3.652
7
7
7Vi
130
30c
34c
32,600
lie
14c
27.000
warrants
B
warrants
i
1.94
1.85
2.07
37,132
1.60
18%
325
17%
Sep
17
17
5
33c
32c
37c
21.100
Jan
Daering
52
Sep
66% July
33%
Sep
42% Jun
Deer
36
325
34
Oct
Deldona
11
Apr
42% May
17% July1
Canadian Canners
class
Canadian Celanese
common
14
905
6.50
1,800
6.00
6.00
580
4.10
Apr
3.45 Mar
9c
9c
5,000
7%C
Apr
61c
61c
6,000
57c
Sep
3.10
3.10
3.10
500
.1
19 Vi
19
19%
2.31
2.23
2.34
27c
27c
27c
7e
7c
—1
f—
—10
26
26
1
.
10c
10c
<•
nil
490
1
Daragon Mines
Horn
1
$1%
Canadian
Chieftain
Canadian
Collieries
Preferred
Curtis
Canadian
Feb
13c
May
26
-
2.60
32c
120
25%
Oct
34-
Jun
8,250
9%c
Sep
19c
500
3.35
Jan
May
10% Aug
6c'
Sep
10c
■
•
31.380
33c 36 Vic
Sep
Sep
34c
Jan
15c
Jun
25c
Mar
14c
11.100
9ViC
Oct
19e
Apr
Sep
Devonian
29
315
6%
7%
1,243
1.07
1.00
1.07
19,200
3
7%
7
7%
1
70c
70c
70c
500
*
2.30
2.25
2.45
3,925
4.40
26,720
Petroleum
Homestead
Dominion
9% July
Dominion
July
Dominion
Tar
Jan
Dominion
Textile
4.10
11
300
10
13
Apr
Donalda
1,000
17
Sep
25%
Jan
Dover
20c
Oct
75c
Jan
Duvan
Copper
Co
Jau
Duvex
Oils
23c
5,013
2.44
65,105
30
2.05
30
235
25
110
110
110
100
105
3.50
3.50
3.50
100
Apr
30
2.90
Jan
Feb
35
May
Sep
,
.2.00
110
Preferred
common
4.00 Aug
Canadian
Western
Na Gas
Erin
Dynamic
1.70
1.60
1.90
4,200
1.40
Sep
1.85
—1.55
1.85
3,200
1.40
Sep
28%
28%.
160
27'%
Jan
31
Aug
56%
58
380
53
Jan
72
Apr
Sep
7% Mar
12 % July
Eastwood Oil common„_^
"Class
20%
Feb
84c
Jan
El
Oct
40c
Feb
Eraco
Jan
10
140
Apr
153
July
25%
25
11,432
12%
12?;,
1,732
41
41
143% :
24%
Sep
11% Mar
350
30
175
175
55
120
•
15
15
350
14%
20
15
15
325
14%
Jan
1
Vo pfd
1.60
Common
1.29
&
Jan
45
Feb
Jan
200
July
Sep
24
Jan
16
Mar
21,022
1.29
40
135
38%
Oct
53
4,700
11c
Sep
26<y* Feb
1.31
1.38
Oct
3.00
Jan
Feb
Far west
Fatiina
Jun
14c
Jan
13
2,000
6c
15c
Jan
78c
1.75
Apr
Francoeur
1.02
84c
7,750
10%
9,565
5.40
100
50c
45c
600
Feb
9.40 May
4.75 Mar
45c
Oct
2.45
Apr
1.07
Jan
Ford
55cJau
•Ford
5.90
5.10
5.95
1.9,590
5.00
1.22
1.22
1.34
7,350
1.05
9%c
9 c 10%C
14,000
9c
Oct
Jan
Oct
Motor
of
Mines
125
8,300
4c
29c
43c
214,140
19c
Jan
53c
Apr
G2c
25,550
43c
Sep
92c
Mar
<,
56C
17 %c
17c
18c
6,400
15c
Oct
1
Smelting
83c
83c
91c
l
55c
*
...
2.51
#
Smelting
3.75
2.99
l
54c
9,300
72c
Jun
55c
57c
12,100
50c
Jun
2.50
2.60
3,850
3.75
3.75
50
2.95
3.30
20
20
20%
13%
13%
13%
60
Equipment
!•
16%
16%
17
1,252
9%c
Aug
2.25 May
150
#
2.30
9,130
*
L.
common
.
Sep
Oct
13%
Oct
Jan
71
Apr
8%c Mar
27%c Mar
1.65
Ltd
I-Io
•
■
Gatineau
Power
Jan
Geco
General
General Petroleum
Class
A
Feb
General
Genex
3.75
Oct
4.10
Jail
Geo
Scientific
Giant Mascot
May
14% Aug
Giant
25
Jan
Gold
Feb
Goldl'ields
4.00
3.95
4.15
2.138
11
11
11
248
50c
Jan
14
165
50c
47c
50c
13,700
43c
*
38c
38c
38c
500
27c
23c
Oil
•
Bakeries
«
-
6c
9%
23c
130
23c
875
6c
6c
600
5c
9%
97a
825
8
.
20c
Jun
Sep
Apr
163% Mar
Grafton
Sep
:35c
Apr
Great Lakes
10c
Feb
Great
10%
Jun
6c
7c
35,800
6c
Oct
15c
9c
9c
Apr
12c
12,167
7%c
Sep
20c
July
10 c
4,562
9c
Oct
19c
9%C
9%C-
12%
11%
12%
24,404
11
88c
75c
1.10
II
90,560
50c
3.95
3.90
4.05
16,150
.1
28c
1
Warrants
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Gillies
Lake
Consolidated
Kowey
30c
15,033
22c
Jun
45c
45c
2,382
38c
Jun
53c
30c
May
30c
2.139
27c
Oct
63c
Jan
Sep
8,730
10
16%
16%
1,665
5%
16%
1.98
81%
5%
75
Jan
16%
Oct
35
Feb
Mar
9.00
Jan
2.75
Jun
85
16%
Jun
Oct
Oct
15
7% Mar
36%
1.615
Sep
46% May
17
17%
4,480
15%
Sep
24% Mar
19%
21%.
9,220
14%
Sep
30-
Oct
63%
35
33'i
49%
49%
50%
957
43'% Mar
1.10
1.20
700
1.05
1.20
1,450
12%
13
705
11c
12c
1,500
90c
90c
1,200
3,200
,_#
12%
1.00
Sep
1.00
July
10%
Jan
10%c
Sep
90c
9c
Oct
Jan
Mar
Jan
56 Vi July
1.50 Aug
1.40 Aug
19 Vi
20c
Jun
Mar
1.55 Mar
32c
Aug
19c
8.20
9.15
1,677
28c
30c
7,700
28c
July
59c
Feb
7c
7c
8c
7,600
7c
Aug
14c
Mar
25c
Jun
Mines
Oct
4,500
16c
Sep
Vic
10 Vic
32,000
8C
Sep
25c
28c
10,400
24c
Sep
46Vic Feb
185
25
120
230
Jun
40%
41
585
41
May.,
Sep
48
Jan
6%
6 Vi
100
6
16%
9
26c
#
185
185
50
class A
9.75
16 %c 19 Vic
1G%C
common.,
G.25 Mar
40%
•
Jun
40c
Jan
7% May
Granduc
Oct
38c
1.00
Sep
37%
40
2,405
26%
75
22 3
4
22%
5
22 3 4
8.20
•
8.20
75
7.25
6
6'a
2,210
——
25
22%
Gas
l
—
common
6a
Plains
Great
West
Develop
Coal
class
35 Vi May
22%
5
Oct
Jan
Mar
2.25 Mar
45% Aug
30% July
Apr
26
Apr
10% Aug
Jan
May
6%
Jan
2.25
.
x
A
2.25
2.50
1,020
2.00
Sep
3.35
Jan
2.40
2.60
660
2.30
Jun
3.30
Jan
12 Va
11%
13 %
4,765
10%
Sep
21%
Jan
4.50
5.00
925
4.50
Oct
3.50
3.50
400
3.50
•
B
"
West
,
15%
2.50
/;
.
warrants
Great
Great
14c
4,200
;
Northern
Class
17
5,305
common..
1
Warrants
B
Jan
16c
1.45
26 %>
*
Paper
Lakes Power
Class
100
14c
1.30
._#
!
Preferred
Great
16%
14c
1.30
A
Mines
'
Oct
6% May
5.50 Feb
*
Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
•
600
5%
Oct
9
Jun
11
11
11%
920
9%
Feb
14
Aug
11%
Saddlery
Greater
10%
11%
1,431
9Vi
Jan
13% Aug
5%
5%
5%
7c
7c
3,300
6%c May
5.25
5.10
1,160
3.90
27 %c
31c
8,100
19c
Jan
•
5.75
5.60
5.75
320
4.50
67c
75c
212,500
51c
Sep
1.05
Feb
Greyhawk Uranium
•
3c
3c
3%e
13,000
2.65
2.90
960
Sep
4.50
Jan
Greyhound
Lines
»
11%
11
11%
1,695
25c
29c
5,000
24c
Sep
Freehold
9c
2.67
2.67
2.67
25
4Gc
1
6%c
6c
6%c
21,500
5c
Sep
l
7c
7c
7c
2,000
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
Vi:
13,110
9%
Sep
19
Jan
2.50
10%c
Jan
36c
Mar
64c
Apr
Consolidated Morrison
Northland
Peak
Sep
1.15 May
7,100
2.50
Sep
5.25
Feb
19%
18%
20
15,775
17%
Oct
22%
Feb
1.49
1.39
1.59
21,650
25c
25c
28 c
10,400
18c
Jan
80c
80c
87c
4,110
63c
Feb
-.1
18 %c
18c
19c
8,850
15%c
5c
5c
5c
III
5,699
Sep
July
31 %c
30 %c
36c
43.600
-.1
5c
5c
5c
3,000
4c
Oct
..I
7c
7c
7c
1,785
7c
1
8c
8c
8%c
.35,900
6c
Sep
Sep
Sep
•
Mines
Oils
Consolidated Red Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated San norm Mines
Ltd.
-.1
..1
page
6c
6c
44.
6c
4,500
55c
48c
59c
82,345
3.45
Basin
Petroleum
see
7,850
—2
.
Mines
Consolidated
64c
3.00
..1
Explor
_
Consolidated
59c
2.70
Ltd
SmelLing-
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines
Nicholson
60c
2.80
..1
Oils
&
1.61
1.80
81%
1.89
11 Vic
Jun
Mar
25c
Mines.—
Gold Ltd
Mac
footnotes
Oct
17
2.70
Gold
Consolidated Sudbury
Sep
5.75
Apr
Sep
-
7c
Marbenor
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Mogul
Oct
25 Vi
1,855
187
69c
Consolidated
Consolidated West
28c
Sep
5c
150
6.50
1.50
—81
Jan
29c
Arrow
Marcus
4.20 Apr
4.10 May
47c
Jan
45c
Consolidated Halllwell
Consolidated Mic
Oct
Aug
16% July
30c
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Consolidated Golden
3.55
Mar
6c
28%
5.75
•
Canada
Class
Aug
7c
Flin__.
5c
27%
6.00
9 %c
Grandroy Mines
Mar
Warrants
Callinan
Consolidated Denison Mines
Jan
41
preferred
44c
•
Gamma
4%
Tire
75c
Sep
Jau
315
Gold
Jan
Sep
6,250
65c
50
108% JaiiL
:
11%. Oct
1.12
May
II
Mines
1,750
17%
Uranium
Gordon Mackay
Sep
Sep
2.50
Eagle
Goodyear
10%
"III#
Oct
5.25 Aug
15
July
25c
220
12%
720
550
19%c Feb
16c
Feb
4,000
11%
4,000
-
8%
1.12 Mar
28c
8c
13
170
39
43%
common
Gold
19c
31c
70c
78 31
167%
36%.
Mining
21c
149
66 c
77%
167%
Mine
Yellowknife
Glacier
Sep
30c
May
440
41
Prosp
Sep
147
Feb
11
520
x
8C
12%
51
Sep
19,500
48
9%
45c
50c
Wares
10c
30c
Sep
Sep
51c
47
8%
41
Ltd..
500
147
34c
3.520
1
-
:
Steel
Mines
1,782
12%
Sep
Drilling commou_50c
10,000
x
11c
73c
x%
3c
10
.
1,600
1
Motors
14e
Sep
Feb
12c
x
Development
General Dynamics
9%c
3.50
Jan
8.25
•
common
Mines Ltd
14c
10
35c
Sep
5%
General
2%c
_•
common
1
Co
9%c
_•
Oct
3.85
-20c
A)
14c
.
Vic
7.860
*
2%c
Oct
Oct
9,480
4.45
78
;
Glenn Uran Mines...,
Goldale Mines
:
2c
G0C
2c
3.05
...
preferred
Trailer
Jun
18%
May
19% May
IIoo
(Charles
3.15
Jan
25 Vi
Sep
51c
.15
common
Fruehauf
89c
12%
Mar
Seii
15 %
8%
A_._~~:
...
.II
*
Mines
Mines
Beta
2.80
20
1.90
32
20%
560
G8c
S)..<
1
Mines
Allenbee
Jan
l
.
Life
Sen
Oct
75c
Min
&
41c
1.02
57
24% May
1.780
May
63
3,900
5.825
17
11c
1
u
Lt<3
Frobishcr
4%c
1.25
27%
215j)
16%
68c
......
Co
3.10
4c
4c
Jan
20%
48
class
Petroleum
Frosst
July
45c
4.25
A
(U
Companies
Jan
15
15 Vic Mar
26%
12
Co
Car.ada
Fraser
9.20
Oct
17
—1
;
French
2.30 Aug
6c
27 Vis
class
5.60 Aug
25c
Oct
Oct
1
12 % Mar
Jan
11%
19 VaC
54,810
lc
Foundation
5.40
575
5.000
9c
21%
1
.....
Oct
11%
13
22 c
6c
'
l25c
Grain
6c
Oct1
11%
19 %c
9c
Canadian
Mining
Federal
Jan
1.15
Mines—..
Consolidated Bellckeno
For
Apr
2.13
Oct
—1
Fittings class AFleet Manufacturing
3c—Oct:
62%
Mines
Consolidated
72
Jan
8c
Mining
22c
1
Key Mines
Consolidated
Jan
80c
6,000
Warrants
35c
1.15
Metal3
Consolidated
53 %
211,475
8c
Fargo Oils Ltd
3,350
62%
National
Consolidated
125
1.67
8c
Nickel
Players
55,185
~_i
Enterprises
Consolidated
56%
1.40
1.1
Falconbridge
100,303
*
...
X
Consolidated
56Vi
8c
Corp
3C
i
-
class A
Sep
1.47
Ltd
Eureka
22c
24c
—20
&
2.16
...1
Ltd
Explorers Alliance
3C ~
.
v
i
Cop
2.10 Aug
Ltd_^ 111
Developments
Mining
Fameus
12c
•
Mining
2.65 Mar
•
Mines
Sol
58
*
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
40
l
Mines
Consolidated
-20
31% Mar
12c
1
Mines
Coniaurum
A
15% May
•
;
,,
tf
2.15 May
Jun
143%
...
Paper class
Elder
Sep
10
Cellulose
Coniagas
12%
Oct
30c
x
Confederation
Con
May
15%
8,750
l
Yellowknife
Combined
Conduits
100
2,043
105
Willans
Combined
11
33c
10
—-Jt
A
Eddy Match Co„_
15%
"
35u
Feb
Gold
Gold
Jan
.50e
Oct
4.35
1,334
95
.
.
Columbia
-.1
;
;
.50c
8.80
1,440
10
20
Trust
Lake
Colomac
Oct
Jan
19,767
5.95
9%
95%
Cody Reco
Coin
Oct
Feb
Jan
9.50
5.10
10
*
Farm
16c
Mar
16c
8.50
8.85
5.50
1.12 Mar
Mines
Cockshutt
1.36
,
Gold
Debentures
Dunlop
2.00 May
July
46c
Oct
14%
9.50
30 % May
Rio
A
Sep
7c
Oct
6c
1.50 Aug
Sep
Oil
Class
85c
2,500
15c
1.26
Oct
Porcupine
Cochenour
55,900
7c
May
12%
9,005
23 %
Athabaska
Cochrane
1.37
7c
15c
9,966
•
...
Mining
12,475
.
Oct
Apr
1.70
25
Corp Ltd—
Knit
78,300
7 Vic
7c
8c
10Vi
1.33
15c
Quartz
Gold
18c
6c
1.19
16C
1
Petroleum
East Amplil
8c
Trethewey
Bar
310
15c
1
Ltd
Jun
13,000
1.61
Captain Mines Ltd
Cliimo
&
.
Chromium
132
25
9c
12
1.26
,__i
Circle
Oct
125
125
8c
12
1.61
_'
Kayrand
125
8c
1.32
32 %c
Explorations
Chibousamau
125
#
common—
1
5,095
Mines
Met
Chib
——
Feb
__1
1
Can
Jaculot
Mar
Mines
..100
Oil
Can
Chiboug
12
Mines
4,116
Westingliouse
Chesterville
Jan
Malartic
3,500
Exploration
Cheskirk
9%
Sullivan
18c
.
Charter
1,555
East
37c
Vickers
Chartered
10%
East
23%
Tire Corp common
Del
10
Jan
•
Canadian
Central
10
Jan
Jan
100
Canadian
Central Pat
July
1.85
62c
39c
Railway
preferred
Central
20
Jun
20c
Canadian Salt
Cayzor
Jail
Sep
23%
95%
Pctrofina
Gold
14%
23c
_•
...
Asbestos
8,223
70c
.1
.
preferred
Cassiar
16%
Jan
8,603
Mines
common
preferred
Cariboo
15%
92%
7,250
#
Inca
Canadian Northwest
Castle
16 %
Oct
37c
15%
"Warrants'
•
common
51
1.06
_*
.
Gold
Western
4,303
22 Vi
33c
•
Canadian
55%
12
Sep
7
97c
1
Candorc
51
Sep
14 %
1
Industries
Canadian
52si
Mines
Industries
Eddy
Pacific
935
315
37c
11
North
7%
15%
.
1.06
Canadian Ice Machine class A
Canadian
Jan
7
15%
Oct
Jan
...
...
Malartic
15% May
51% July
101 %
10c
^
Oil
Canadian
Jun
~7
Minerals
20c
2.12
6.05
Jan
97
15%
.
common
18%
Jun
50
20c
Oils
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Chcinteal
&
11
Sep
97%
•
common
17%
3.20
97%
loo
Magnesium
Coal
11
3.50
Sep
41%
•
Stores
Oct
10
3,175
22
•
Steel &
4.30
.#
common
High Crest
Canadian
Dominion
85c
725
48%
21%
1
9% Aug
1.69 Aug
Jan
Apr
11%
46%
22
•
Sep
Sep
Jan
20
11
48
100
17%
100
Preferred
Canadian
Preferred
5,495
11%
•
common
#
20c
Canadian Food Products
Feb
Bridge
*
_♦
2.42
8 f,'o
13% Jan
24 % Mar
28
1
Canadian
35'% July
Jun
28%
Export Gas & Oil
10%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com...
*
Canadian
Jan
8.90
25
Canadian
5l/f
22%
3,600
Electrohome
Drawn Steel preferred
Dredge & Dock.
Canadian Dyno Mines
;
Cos
80c
11,720
Foundry & Steel common—•
33
Oct
39,087
Dominion
Oct
1.11
1.11
9.65
Dominion
Dominion
13c
31%
24% July
2.25
.Mar.
11c,
1.00
16% May
24 % July
68c
74c
5,062
16,500
15c
9.15
Oct
....
23c
15c
17%C 19 Vic
15c
303i
Jan
4.55
Mar
31
Sep
2,500
40c
1.03
15%
.
Jan
July
9.C5
18%
common
18c
15c
2
13
6%
Jan
6,781
23,000
16c 16 %c'
34c
25c
15
90c
23 % July
Sep
1 75
.2.50
»
830
Canadian
Canadian Oil
Oils——
810
Canadian
Canadian
Palmer
13%
Wright
Canadian Husky
Warrants
Devon
Distillers Seagrams
Dome Petroleum
•
—...
Canadian
July
8.70 July
20%
Pete
Apr
7c
22,705
V
7c
14c
15%
27
5.15
5,500
7%
__1
Mines—
20%
Chemical
Canadian
10
Gold
15%
—;
....
Jan
1.30 Mar
Jan
6c
17%c
7%
preferred
Jan
12c
Aur
7%-
__1
i__
20%
13%
Mar
58c
7 Vic
'
:
— -
15%
13%
Sep
17% May
Feb
20%
23c
6c
16c
._1;
:
Mines
•
_•
.
—
2.65
21 Vi
200
7%
,'/
1
—25
A.:
'
81 preferred
Sep
9c
Explorers
2,806
G.20
31c
Mar
2.50 Mar
-
Sep
61c
warrants
Mines
2,938
13%
14-
-
17
Feb
8
I6V2C Mar
Sep
18%
17
Jun
74c
Sep
Sep
__Ii
Crowpat. Minerals
36%
6.00
.
...
6%
18%
*
Crush International Ltd
59%
6.25
Canadian British Aluminium common.#
A
35'!
35%
25
k,
—
Feb
8c
warrants.
Pershing
47 Vi July
Jun
21c
14c
•
Preferred
3.50
30c
IIIi
..
Timber
Decoureey Bre'wls
Canadian
99
102
_50c
Trust
Cusco
106
Jan
15% Mar
Sep
Oil
Crown
Sep
•
Ltd
46
44%
1.25 May
100
3.70
—1
Canada
125
445
Mar
20
102
%%__
of
48
45
50c
100% 100%
♦
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L)
48
■
34
3.85
"III
High
3,535
*
44%
Mtge
Low
43%
•
Cournor
Cree
Range Since Jan.1
High
41
9
*
B.
48
—.—_—r_.*
A
10
Oils warrants—,™—v
Southern
Canadian Bank
1.10
12 %
44%
class
_™—
&
Sep
100%
—
Mining
Cowichan Copper
Craigmont Mines
5.70
42%
—
29%
Shares
-100
'
Clark Publishing.
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chihougk
Corby Distillery class A
28
common—
Packers
10
Copp
6.55
Warrants
Canadian
Apr
Apr
11%
Oil Lands
Canada Wire
4.00
74c
Oct
for Week
Low
Par
—
Exploration
6.55
Canada Iren Foundries common
Canada
Canada
100
Jan
3.00 Aug
/
common
Class B preferred-.—'aConwest
——-20
Preferred—
B
78 Vi
45c
•
_100
Co
Class A.—
Feb
Jan
""
— "
■ *
,
Gas
11%
—•
Canada Cement common
Cla«s
2,925
1.27
35
•
Consumers
29%
26%
-1
—-1
Campbell Chiboueamau
Campbell Red Lake-,—
Canada
High
Low
Low
.
Range
Sale Price
12 %c
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
-
Cable
HO
Range Since Jan. 1
12 %c
Par
OCTOBER
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
3.25
3.45
1,400
1.34
5c
24 %c
6c
Sep
Jun
2.55 Mar
44c
1.20
July
Jun
36c
Mar
8c
1956
warrants
1958 warrants
Gridoil
Gulch
Gulf
Mines
Lead
;
Mines
Gunnar Mines
l
Warrants
Gurney
30
Lake
11
Apr
Gold
8.00 Aug
20c
10%
Sen
13% Mar
2.05
Sep
1.55
1.90
13,280
1.25
Sep
9%
9%
100
3%
Jan
23 %
23%
70
13%
Apr
5c
5 Vic
6,000
1
6.15 Aug
Sep
23%
#
common
Preferred
Gwillim
11
Apr
3c
1.75
;
Products
IIV2
5.25
4c
Oct
4.80
15c
7.50
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
9% July
23 Vi
Oct
10Vic Apr
Feb
1.24 July
7c
Feb
13 %c Mar
25c
Jun
14c
Mar
Hahn
Brass
Hamilton
1st
Harding Carpets
41c
Oct
1.10 Mar
Hard Rock Gold Mines
3.25
Oct
5.85
Harrison
Jan
Minerals
20
20
17
17
125
11%
11%
12
1,515
100
104
104
104
150
13 %
14%
#
#
common
common
preferred
100
20
•
common
Cotton
Hardee Farms
£
•
14
J
10c
1
12c
1,650
15
15
11%
103
8%
Feb
20%
Jan
Jan
20
Feb
Sep
19% Mar
Oct
107% July
Jan
16
Aug
10c U%c
10,440
9c
July
14c
Jan
12c
21,600
9c
Sep
25c
Jan
9c
Volume 190
Number
5895
„
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1871)
CANADIAN
RANGE
_
Week's
„
STOCKS
Range
Par
Hasaga Gold Mines—
Head
Heeth
Gold
Lake
Mines
Mines
17c
,■
■»
(Canada)
14,509
24c
Apr
Maxwell
62,700
28c
Sep
58c
Jan
6c
11,020
180
4.20
4.20
700
_
'
55
60
9
9
■
Z_~ Z~
Gold
11c
Apr
10
Apr
Mclntyre
5%
5%
30%
1,750
5
29%
Jan
Class A
,
Bay
Feb
10
May
Jan
7
Mar
Merrill
28 %
Sep
12
13%
11,086
Oct
21
Jan
Midcon
12%
8,832
10%
Oct
20%
Jan
Midrim
1,129
38%
Sep
46% July
4.10
4.25
1.500
_•
53
10,450
47%
Oct
63% Mar
Mill
13%
11,625
1,000
12
Oct
21%
Jan
Milliken
12c
Sep
20c
Jan
Min
13 %C 13 Vac
52'/a
185
63%
I,368
%
9%
805
;
22
110
'
9%
21%
•
25
„_
:
74
Powders
85
71 %
Aug
92
16,205
33
14%
195
5
2c
Aug
9Vic Jan
32%
Sep
41% July
35%
33%
35%
2,925
83
83
83
25
11
6
6
45
6
4.50
4.75
3.501
4'%
Sep
Jan
20'4
20%
20%
868
17%
6.00
4.65
6.00
20,186
4.30
1.90
7,325
1.10
Oct
83
Jan
101
29%
Oct
41
9%
Jan
6,706
0%
1.45
1.45
40
57 %
56%.
58%
5,863
4.95
4.60
4.95
1,415
31%
25
Oct
4.60
Neon
Aug
% Jan
Jun
58%
New
Calumet
New
Delhi
Jan
39% Aug
New
Dickenson
Sep
4.35 Mar
New
Goldvue
1.60
Jun
3.05
15
14%
34c
32c
12V-C
1,250
34c
16,000
12%c 12 %C
500
1.43
1.33
25c
1
*
15 "a
'
3.50
30c
16,060
7
12
Jan
16% Aug
Sep
82c
10c
24c
20c
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Jun
3^15
Sep
Jun
Jan
12%
Jan
21c
Feb
34c
Jan
lie
10c
lie
13,535
10c
•
2.10
2.10
2.20
8,670
1.90
Jan
2.80
Apr
9%
9%
9%
625
3%
Jan
11%
Apr
8
Sep
11%
Apr
69c
Apr
Feb
6%
8%
8%
4oc
25c
13c
.
43c
26c
...
1
42c
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15c
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48c
.
-
6
50
13C 13%c
1
—
7,500
/
33c
6,800
"25C'
2,400
27b
12c
Sep
Sep
Sep
38c
Sep
40c
42c
5,854
19c
21c
5,500
14c
1.70
1.82
1,100
1.62
7%
7%
1,705
4.10
4.25
26 Vic July
72c
Feb
Oct
7»>,
*'45c
Sep
1.70
.
V
iO
,
-
8
-
10
.5
5c
5c
14,500
7% Aug
.4.00 Sep
28c
Jan
3.00 Mar
11
,;••
7.20 Apr
8 \ Apr
12%
(j'C
14c
Apr
5c
19%
19%
20%
5,441
18$£
Apr
__1
2.75
2.75
2.90
6,500
2.35
Jan
4.10
Jun
1.00
1.00
1.17
3,436
Sep
2.17
Jun
1
Ltd
•
-
43c
•
Manitoba
New
12%
Sep
16% Mar
18 %
18%
265
38%
39%
New
Superior
New
Taku
8,956
Nickel Rim
Nipissing
Mar
21% July
Nisto
Nor
Mines
Mines
Normetal
8,430
7%,c
7%c
7%c
21c
21c
4.20
4.55
30c
30c
4.25
4.25
*
Northcal
2.91
3.182
375
1.85
1.85
1.85
100
32 %
1.85
Jan
Jun
Class
Class
3.75
Feb
Oct
2.60 Mar
23c
Oct
35c
Feb
28%
Norvalie
Nova
5,000
7c
17c
Jan
3%c
3%c
16,200
3Vic
Sep
6c
Feb
1.70
1.61
1.77
2,725
1.61
Oct
2.48
Jan
Office
920
26
1.G1 Mar
Sep
27
27
27%
27
Oct
26%
25
26%
1.801
25
Oct
26
25
27
2,365
25
41%
40%
41%
1,611
40
6.25
8.00
735
3,750
6.25
Sep
Sep
<
30% Aug
32
May
40% Feb
42
Feb
48
Oct
May
17% Mar
9
9
215
8%
Oct
15
lfi%c
18c
21c
39,600
6 Vic
Jan
26c
Mar
38c
35c
38c
19,700
35c
Oct
61c
15c
16c
11,100
15c
Sep
46c
Jan
Jan
Pacific
Sep
23c
Jan
Oct
11 Vic
Feb
14c
Page
6,800
10c
Aug
40c
Jan
Farbec
12 %c 15%e
80,100
7c
Jan
22 %c
Oct
Pardee
12c
13c
12c
2.95
28c
7%c
2.95
2.95
1,765
2.69
28c
31c
4,100
25c
7c
.
8 Vic
153,500
6c
Jan
3.10
Jan
55<
Jan
16c
Jan
Oct
21%
21%
21%
100
21%
Jan
1.04
1.04
1.05
6,999
1.04
Oct
Jan
27 %c
Apr
12,730
Sep
Apr
41c
Mar
30c 43 %c
18.200
1.00
1.25
417,200
11c
12c
9,375
5c
5c
13,500
65c
68c
2,467
13 %C 13 %C
1,000
■
52c
70c
49,755
30c
55c
May
Oct-
5c
26c
10c
May
1.40
Oct
65c
13 %c
50c
Sep
Sep
18c
Jun
50c
55c
1,900
1.51
3,200
1.25
5c
2,000
5c
; 1.20
Aug
23c
—
Jan
May
1.18 Mar
Sep
5c
5Vic
Mar
Jan
52c
5c
15c
47%
Jan
2.71 May
Oct
1.00
"10c
Jan
2.65 Mar
8%c
Feb
15c
2,000
15c
Jan
30c
Mar
47%
48%
8,394
44 %
58
Mar
5C
5%C
3,600
5c
Sep
Sep
23c 24 %C
5<700
22c
15c
3.85
13 %c
Feb
43c
Mar
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
3.00
1.45
4.50 Mar
), 8,011
HI, 400
-
9c
27c
22c
36c
4.60
Oct
2.30
36
Sep
25
1.80
Jan
Mar1
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
1.40 Aug
182,507
9Gc
Sep
60c
12,041
45c
Sep
78c
May
24c 28 %c
15,933
23c
Sep
85c
Aug
1.15
17,960
7,100
92c
Oct
1
56c
1
24c
1-12
1.03
1
91c
91c
95c
90c
Sep
2.50
Jan
*
—*
50
•
*
»•
—
51c
19%
41
17'/a
51c
51c
1,100
47c
May
1.80
Jan
19
20
6,495
12
Feb
22%
Oct
41
41'%
300
40
Oct
16%
17%
3,870
13
Sep
44% Aug
17% Oct
3.50
3.75
2,095
1.98 May
5.00
3.00 May
Jan
3.50
1.15
17%
24
20
3.05
3.05
3.25
1-10
1.10
1.10
100
23c
11 %c
1-00
20c
29c
13,000
17C
Sep
42c
Jan
10c 11 %c
20,250
10c
Sep
30c
Mar
Sep
2.00 May
*
•
20
1
—
—1
1.15
1.23
4,000
16 %.
18
20,673
24
24
8
1,100
*
17%
1,720
2,000
7c
6%C
"
Mines
1.04
1.00
6%c
73c
12
*
1
—
68C
73c
8,500
12
12%
53
17%
17%
10
12c
12c
—90c
12c
53c
53C
55c
*
—I
14c
8.00
14c
16c
8.00
8.40
22,037
1
1
1-11
6c
1.01
1.27
354,750
6c
7c
—1
25c
25c
28c
*
7%
29c
7%
8
1,530
29c
29c
1,000
1
13%
9.50
11%
13%
35,207
7.95
9.50
2,480
*
1
1
27%
26%
27%
4,635
2 %c
2%c
3c
74,000
22c
23c
3.80
90c
3.25
20c
22c
9,016
22c
23c
1,100
3.80
3.85
1
;
—
Copper
—
....
Wholesale
Lake
Mines
Petroleums
—1
1
——
Warrants
Hershey Tubes
—
Mines
Mines
Amalg
Jun
Patino of Canada
—
Warrants
Pato
37%
36%
37%
25
36
Sep
38
3,954
34%
Sep
45% July'
45 % July
37%
225
37%
Oct
3734
Penmans
2.55
275
6c
21%
Jan
May
Jan
1.47
Feb
Jan
Oct
3.45 May
July
Permo
28%
4,400
..
.
6,820
5,500
1.15
1.85
Sep
Apr
Jun
24
3.05
18
Oct
Oct
12%
28
July
4.00
Apr
1.00
1.40
Sep
1.00
FH
Sep
15c
6%c July
12
18
20
Feb
17 %c
Sep
Apr
1.35
16
May
ll%c Jun
50c
Apr
1.07 May
Sep
Sep
57c
Jan
Sep
Sep
7.00
23c
Sep
12c
12% Mar
1.43
Jan
Oct
43c
July
12,500
6c
Oct
13c
Mar
10,000
24c
Sep
65c
Mar
•
312C
2%C
3%C
63,000
2%c
Oct
5c
Feb
Perron
1.11
1.11
1.14
12,600
1.04
Feb
1.2ft
4Dr
Peruvian
5c
•
16
1
15c
5c
5%c
16
18
3,923
14%c 15 %c
10,000
1
G%c
6%c
"•
9%c
9%c 10%c
1
1.28
_1
•
preferred
100
convertible preferred
100
39c
12%
1.25
7 Vic
1.40
39c
42c
12%
13
5,000
3,500
S*p
6%c
Oct
9c
Aug
98c
Sep
59,200
25%c
28,831
10%
106
10
102
104
495
104%
101
11c
19%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jun
42 %c Mar
Oct
3,300
142,890
106
103
5c
12% Jan
13c
common
common
1
1
750
0
20c
Mar
2.05 Mar
47c
16%
&
Oil preferred
Mines
Gold
Oil
&
Minerals
Petrol Ol» & Gas
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pitch Ore Uranium
Place Oil &
Placer
Gas
Development
Oils
Aug
Ponder
Jun
Portgage Island
Powell River new common
Sep
150
Feb
Sep
113
May
Powell
Rouyn
Gold
Oct
8%c Sep
27
Sep
45c
10%
Sep
18%
Jan
Oct
12%
Jun
7%
7.15
26 Ve
36% Mar
Oct
2c
7c
Sep
Oct
20c
56c
5.30
Jan
Oct
3.40
85C
2.15
Feb
Feb
5.00
Oct
90c
2,646
3.40
2.300
21c
25c
49,730
18c
Feb
27c
Apt
Oct
15c
15c
2,000
12c
Sep
22c
Feb
20c
3.15
21c
15c
1
1.25
34c
7%
31c
36c
84,680
7%
7%
2,955
0
*
30
25
30
30
25
25
5
2
97c
93c
1.05
24,750
93c
Oct
1
1
•
16 %c
16 % c
17c
4,800
16c
1.00
1.00
1.10
1,500
80c
Sep
Sep
1-20
1.15
1.23
44,700
1
75c
*
1
1
•
-—50c
75c
6c
79c
25
*
78c
92c
13,120
6,040
6c
6c
5.000
83c
53,000
11%
3,510
76C
19%
1.05
64c
75c
6c
65c
10
10%
18%
18%
18%
1,000
17c
71c
80c
12,850
58c
16%
16%
7,704
16
35c
36c
4,000
35c
71c
•
16%
35c
1
G9c
75c
6%
30
llVa
1
Feb
90c
——1
■
Jan
Jan
G5c
Oct
22c
May
3.20
Jun
Gas
1
1
Ltd
Credit
P'-o^les
17c
2
;
Consol Gold
37%
37%
24
,
1
37%
24
6%c
16c
52C
37%
24
44.
37,000
21c
1.20
Paymaster Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
24
page
12c
1.50
•
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
5c
*
.cee
Sep
52c
1
Mines
Oshawa
6c
Shoes
v°r Oo'notes
60c
Sep
6c
1-50
•
Mines
Orenada Gold
5,000
8,560
.
5c
65c
Jan
1.53 Mar
61c
8,000
19c
40c
13Vic
15c
9%C Oct
147,200
8%c
10c 12 %c
11 Vic
10c
1.10
11c
2,075
93c
8c
Oct
Malartic
Orchan
8,650
36,100
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
3.28 Sep
llV'aC Apr
77c
,
95c
Metals
Opemislta
6c
13c
Oils
10c IOV2C
8c
1
Oils
Okalta
Oleary
7c
2.91
Mines
-
1
Specialty Mfg..
Rare
5c
12c
Maritime
Sep
Mar
1
Gold
O'Brien
6c
2.85
common
Oct
6c
Apr
38c
Power common—...—*
Lake
Obaska
5C
2.86
Milling
2.21
3,500
Jan
36c
•
July
15c
12 %c
Maralgo Mines
8,580
6%C
79c
1
--1
1
.-1
1
Ocean Cement
1
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2.40
6c
2,000
*
Goldfields
2.21
6%C~
10%c
1
1
1
•
1
Beaucage
3%c
*
Uranium
*
Aug
Jan
1
Malartic
2.25
1
1.05
Mines
Sep
Sep
Magnet Cons Mines
Maneast
Sep
Sep
—
Oct
1
Ltd
16c
16c
Oils
1.10
20
Lake
31c
D5c
Warrants
Northland
22%
1
class A
73c
1,100
warrants
1,065
1
(deposited)
Oct
31c
25
_*
Bloedel
&
11,238
28c
28c
10,500
A
II,300
1
B
Mat-
250
50
Pater Uranium
Macleods class A pfd
MacLeod Cockshutt
Jan
22c
19e
Preferred
7c
•
1
43c
Oct
19c
warrants
A
24
I
Mines
11 % c
Sep
9c
16c 20 Vac
North Star Oil common
1.24
_1
Mines
Jan
25c
16c
Telephone
1
Explorations
5c
5,150
3,500
19c
Rankin
7c
-
26,600
5,735
Que
1,405
26%
9c
29c
9c IOV2C
—1
Northgate Exploration Ltd
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
1.13
26%
9c
27%c
9c
•
—
23%
26%
Jun
9c
—
7c
9
Mines
Mar
Coldstream
North
Gc
Gold
69c
31
Warrants
1.13
Warrants
Yellowknife
Mar
Sep
2.75
Northern
1
Mines
12c
25c
30
Northern
•
,
Sep
4,000
Oils common
Preferred
23%
i
Goldfield
Gc
30c
2.50
Canadian
North
Jun
33%
Oct
6.50
;
6c
27 Vic
8c
6.00 Mar
Oct
50
Lorado Uranium Mines
6c
27 %c
3Gc
Oct
10c
Mines
•
Ltd
18c
Natural Gas
33%
23c
100
4,900
6,000
3,750
Canada
2.80
23C
15
19c
14,700
Ontario
32%
Jan
17% July
Jan
14%
15
18c
12c
1957
2.80
20c
10c
Northern
Sep
56% Aug
He
2.65
31
95c
1.23
Northern
3.30 May
2.61 Oct
Jan
Sep
•
Jan
200
Feb
-
49
5 Vac
15
Ltd
Oils
Jun
8,950
19
14% Oct
8c
5.80 May
4.25
920
12c
34c
38c
15
May
5% Mar
4.60 Mar
8c
11 Vic
22%c
28
Oct
Jun
lie
Oct
30c
Oct
4
2.10
8c
Oct
Oct
26%
50
3.60
: 12c
21c
4.20
Jan
19c
—
7Vic
1,600
Apr
14c
25
—
1,500
-
3212
23c
3.25
Apr
18 %
Sep
3,000
1
2,500
21c
4.20
Jan
15%c Apr
2.50 Mar
18%
Feb
6c
51
6c
——
1.50 Mar
2.90
Feb
14%
2,200
*,
v—__—_i_~.——_—i
Mining
1
Jan
2.75
14%
900
16
15% '
1
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
60c
2.80
1,875
6%c
:
Northman Uranium
85c
Mar
3.45
1.47 Mar
74c
39c
1
90c
Sep
31% Mar
85c
July
6c
—
Oct;
1,600
56,120
15C
51
:—Z——
Sep
Sep
2.810
51,000
-
•
Mines
75c
51,983
80c
19c
14%
1
Noranda Mines
66C
87c
28%
Aug
16 %c
51
Norgoid Mines
24%
76c
68c
1
North
80c
Sep
—
—.—:
—
32% Aug
3,105
July
38c
14%
Gold
Acme
Sep
27
48c
2,500
•
:
25 %
26%
99,350
850
:
95c
26%
Jan
54c
46c
8,260
of Canada-
;
Sep
86c
1.04
50c
27 %c
Mihes
Sep
27'-s
warrants
Sep
16 %c
"
Mar
30
,r,;
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Apr
May
46% July
43 %c
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9c
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class
20 %
30
3.90
Nickel Mining & Smelting.
Oka
B
Jun
1.25
17% Sep
4.00
Mining & Smelting
32c
28
30
Feb
29
.Sep
60c
6,000
26%
Mines-
•
preferred
B preferred—
27c
Jan
22%
560
.
Sep
8c•
21,000
24
68c
3.00
Exploration.^
New Rouyn Merger
New Senator Rouyn
:
1
A
8c
24
67c
4.00
Mylamaque
1
Island Petroleums
Point Gas
%
1,607
26%
:
New
3
Preferred
516*
12%
9%c
3.45
Mines-
"35c
•
Candy
Kelore
0,300
hoc
50c
61c
Sep
New
2,000
10
Little Long Lac Gold
Groceterias—
4 %
Jan
12%
4.00
—
15,710
1
Mines
'■'
Loblaw
Marigold
Feb
Sep
2.90
26%
;
40c
1
Mines
Marcon
49c
»
Mines
10c
•
Gold
Leaf
Sep
95c
«
Mines
45c
1
Lexindin
Maple
20c
8,370
—
Ilarricana
Jason
1
Majortranr
7,776
-
Mines——
9c
1
s_„
Mines
Maher
22c
1.05
Z-ioc
3Gc
1
:
Feb
49c
21c
7c
—_
38%'C
1
.
Sep
IZZ_i
Gold
9c
•
.
7c
6c
36c
1
Mines,
July
1
New Hosco Mines
Norlartic
Apr
1
1
Apr
2.10
1,00
8c
•
Newlund. Mines
04c
7c
.
New
New
Mar
1.07
Apr
—10
:
Gold
Red
2,100
Apr
1.00
Jan
Sep
30c
22,750
25c
7
21%
1,600
Gold
Madsen
14c
15
Bete
1.57
10c
B
12c
6 Vac
;—
Mines
5.800
14,600
—
Lencourt
Class
Oct
1.35
—20
Develop
Davies
New
v.?
Oil
Class
50c
98c
Sep
6,600
31,398
25c
Continental Oil
New
Oct
7'% May
Oct
10c 11%C
Loan
Macmillan
46c
55c
2.00
Jan
1.00
Mines
Concord
1,170
lO'/aC
Mines
Macfie
28,440
50c
1.75
14%
Mines—
80,405
•
47c
55c
16
Uranium
Bidlamaque
New
New
1
Mines
Macdonald
50c
47C
2.00
*
Labme
33
1
Mining
Macassa
12 Vac Mar
6%C
1—
2.35
4.10
Wasa
Lynx
Jun
15%
B__
:
2.08
1
Lyndhurst
8c
5
com..
Car
l
Lingman Gold
Louvicourt
4.700
_
Products
Nesbitt
2.85 Aug
48 % Mar
Steel
1.83
1
Gas
(M)
10c
*
_
preferred
Mines
2.00
1
Mines—,,
Loeb
8%c
1
Trust
Nealon
31%
20o
Secord
1.45
National
National
1.37
—
Laura
Long
8%C
25c
43 Vic
Petroleum
10
American
Long
1.90 Mar
39
Hosiery Mills class
2.00
76c
A
Sep
Sep
51c
Grocers
Feb
12 %
1
Shore
Class
88c
I
National
Athona
421
Ltd—:,——
Cos
61,550
Alger Mines
340
Rights
Class
1.29
2.10
—i.5
New
3
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Cinch Mines
Class
1.15
18%
Chemical
&
Drug
New
31%
Lake
•
1.17
Works
Exploration
Vic Jim
94%
.
Kirkiand Townsite
Loblaw
Sep
24
Mines
May
Apr
10
Jan
•>
Creek
Apr
70c
20
Apr
29%
,—10
warrants
Latin
Sep
15
92%
Minerals
Gold
32c
10%
Canada-——/ ——*
Dufault
110
30%
Mines-i.-
(John)
2,500
16
93%
/
of
38c
*
;
Copper
Class
13c
68c
National
Aug
7% Jan
3.25
41
Kerr-Addison Gold
Leitch
36c
16
-L-.Z-.~-.
Kelly Douglas class A_
Landa
37c
;_1
Mines
Lamaque
6,400
—
1
preferred.'
Lambton
32,241
14c
1
National
24
Oct
common
Jan
2.25
13C
12%
Preferred
7% Mar
221
.
Aug
3.35
2.15
—
Locomotive
National
7% Jun
Sep
1.55
25c
Apr
%C Jan
45c
14c
2.17
Porcupine
National
16% July
Oct
.*•
Mines—
Gold
12
10c
;
48c
12
Jun
21c
4
1
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd,__
Jumping Pound Petrol—
Jupiter Oils —1—:
Luz
12
•
-
:
Osu
Sep
III
Minerals
Nama
Fell
315
'Warrants. .^—J~~—L~Z--L-Z±Joliet-Quebec Mines- —_I
--Z'j.
of
Sep
7c
25c
12c
Uranium
20c
Lake
Warrants
95
Jtm
50
6
5
Mines '(1939)./
-Preferred
Oct
4.50
i—35c
Gold
83
Multi
Sep
26,300
Mining
Jockey Club Ltd
La
14,500
•
6
11c
Exploration.,—-
Lake
3c
i.4d
:
JaoobU3.
Lake
5%
23 %
i
Lake
20c
7,545
8,250
Feb
95
Feb
•
Uranium
Lake
7,800
8c
*
Gas—
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron
Jan
12
Sep
Sep
Sep
46%
5,585
23
com
Syndicate class Ai__
Lakeland
28c
7c
30c 32 % c
Sep
1
—
.
Mines
Ore
Monet a
Jan
36
10c
—
Lake
25c
7c
30c
1.00
1
Moore
lie
Mines—
„!
Bay Mines
Iroquois Glass
preferred
Labatt
Feb
74
5%
.-
Iron
Oils
23
——1
'Irish Copper
Kroy
Jan
12%
*
com
Ihterprovlnclal Pipe Bine
Intevprovlncial Steel
C
21
1.90
Petroleum
warrants
Class
Montreal
12
—25
-Interprovincfal Bldg Credits
Kirkland
Jan
1
Molybdenum
International Nickel Co common
"Kilembe
12%
33%
2%c
;
Preferred
Kenville
Sep
36
1
Kelvinator
9-
10
:
__
International
Jonsmith
Aug
May
•
International Bronze
B
56
80
_»
Inspiration
Class
Jan
25c
1,200
,
Jan
1.78 Mar
Oct
Petroleums
Lake
Oct
49
61%
12 %
12
International
■
100
common
-
Joburke
21%
1
Accept Corp Ltd
preferred
Jefferson
9
:_10
Inland Cement Co preferred
Natural Gas common
«
52%
61 %
80
Molsons Brewery class A
10»
Inland
'
52%
62
_20 '
City
1,145
—
Mining Corp
Inglis (John) & Co
J aye
;
12%
•
1.10
82%
IZi
Warrants
47%
Warrants
'Jellicoe
5.25 Mar
13 %
Ingersoll Machine class A_„_
r
Jun
1.05
80%
•
52%
Lake Gold
Jacfc'Waite
Mines
Industries
*
:
Industrial
Bso
4.00
Midwest
ZTZZ*
•
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
4.86%
Investors
11%
"•
1.10
Jan
28c
Jun
12c
Jtm
6.00
Feb
82%
ZZZ_—ZZZZZT25
Mining
41
2,100
•"
High
22c
Oct
4.50
50o
_.
Oil
11%
l
preferred
Imperial Life Assurance
1959
Uranium
40%
I
$1.40
Warrants
Meta
14c 15 %c
14c
• ■
Mining..
41
Imperial Investment class A—^
$4%
35% Mar
5
1
Mines.
Medallion Petroleums
Island
4.50
1
Mentor Expl & Dev
4
4.50
8c
•
Lake
Jan
11,500
50c
Lake
12 %
Oil-,
Imperial Bank
-
Gold
Red
131/2
•
Hugh Pam Porcupine——
Huron & Erie Mortgage-
Indian
Red
McWatters
•
Howard Smith Paper common
Hoyle Mining
;
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
McMarmac
ZZZZZZZZ*
__
B
McKenzie
Jan
6%
47
Home Oil Co Ltd—
Class
Jan
9c
1.95 May
77
Jun
Low
9c
1
Porcupine
5%
Oct
Oct
100
29%
4
2c
1.11
-700
_
■
.■
Hollinger Consolidated
54
•
•
.
Drilling—
Holden Mfg class A
Sep
Oct
15,000
1.59
5c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8 %c
4.50
_
5%
Shares
9c
a
Ltd
for Week
Low
•
Consol
Mayburn Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
220
2%c
1.11
77
1
Matachewan
Jan
2%c
"1
■
Par
Feb
5%
5%
_Z~~1
_
25c
33c
28c
53'
High
Oct
15c
8%c
5c
•.
ZZZZZZ"
Low
5,300
Sale Pi-Ice
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
High
17c
1
—
Highland
Bell
Hinde &. Dauch
HI Tower
30c
Week's
of Prices
Friday
13c
i3>Zc
1
30
Range Since Jan. 1
15c
i
Hees «5eo H) & Co
Hendershot Paper common
Heva Gold
Low
i
of Lakes Iron
Headway Red
Shares
OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
MARKETS
WEEK .ENDED
Sales
Friday
_
FOR
39%c Oct
11% Jan
Jun
Sep
Mar
36
Apr
Jan
30
Jun
Sep
Oct
Oct
Jan
Sep
Mar
Oct
Sep
Oct
Oct
1.80
29c
Jan
Feb
1.75 Mar
,
2.79 May
1.64
Jan
1.25 May
12c
Mar
1.80 May
12%
Apr
31c
F b
89c
May
17%
17c
Sep
May
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1872)
.
.
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Power
Pralrte
President
Pronto
2.70
2.70
3.00
9,700
1.85
Sep
Sep
3.15
3.25
900
3.10
Oct
5.00 Oct
4.30
4.30
4.50
1,500
1.25
1.25
1.30
1.25
Sep
Sep
2.45 Mar
Trans
Prairie
"IIIII
5.35
5.15
5.45
2,300
2,450
4.65
Sep
8.35 Mar
Triad
Oil—
11,220
2.80
Oct
5.00
Jan
Oct
1.10
Jan
Sep
3.30
Jan
Oct
12c
2.81
2.90
2.95
4
•
G7c
67c
70c
5,325
•
2.70
2.50
2.70
18,200
2.25
5%C
5%c
6c
16,500
5%c
-
imii
Purdex Minerals Ltd
67c
70
Mar
4.55
7%
Apr
Sep
Trans
Canada
Exp Ltd
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountain Floe/Line
Transcontinental
16c
Sep
76c
Mar
16c
Sep
71c
Mar
15%C 19%C
24,764
11c
Sep
47c
Mar
2nd
4c
5c
11,000
4c
Union
Gas
18c
3,000
lie
Sep
Sep
7%c Mar
16c
22c
Apr
Union
Mining Corpx;
52c
Oct
95c
Jan
14
Sep
22%
Jan
United AsbestosUnited Cansa; voting
Sep
33 %c
4'/2c
16c
52c
56c
14c
14c
12,100
6,762
3,500
10%
11%
4,439
14%
15
14c
10%
15%
-1
11 %c
llc.ll%c
62c
62c
70c
21 %C
21 %c
23c
9
%
15% Mar
Sep
17c
8%c Jan
56,200
_*
11c
8,250
-1
Rainville Mines Ltd—
1,G00
~«
Mar
Union
Acceptance
of
Jan
44c
18c
July
>
-
1.81 Mar
Mar
G5c
United
Riverside
1.35
1.68
2.28
Feb
United Steel
13%
460
16%
Jun
United
24c
28c
34,775
24c
Oct
75c
Jan
Upper Canada
46C
52c
12,600
$2
5%c
4,000
10c
Feb
1.60
1.60
1.65
300
26
26
27
520
__1
22c
22c
22c
1,200
—I
8c
8c
8c
3,000
Chemical Ltd.
1.30
5,900
Oct
10
Jan
1.05
Oct
1.65
—*
40
18c
Sep
50c
Feb
Viceroy
8c
Sep
13c
Feb
Violamac
Oct
11
Vandoo
Cons
Venezuelan
8
70
24c
9,000
77c
Jan
Wainwright
17
100
15
Feb
17%
Sep
Waite
15%
15%
15%
150
15%
Oct
17%
Jun
Walker
14
14
14
11c
„1
24 %c
24 %C
26c
6c
6c
7c
50c
•
—
11c 11 %C.
8%
7%
8%
867/b
100
86%
86%
—1
Mines
10c
9%c
11c
Jan
14%
Jun
10c
Sep
24c
Jan
22 %c
Sep
54c
May
G%
19,326
10
79
80%
6c
6.60
7.00
2,563
11%
10%
11%
Sep
74% Sep
6.05 Sep
5,522
7.00
Oct
Oct
80
81,025
79%
Oct
Cc
15,099
_•
—
12
229
6,000
10
Industries
18c
8,200
_•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Russell
6%
8
—1
Corisol
—
3.56
22,580
lie
.
V
1.09
20c
Sep
'
-25
42
1
•
4,70/
_
"26-
*-•
34c
:
.
'
42
42,
34c
...
1.73
*
1,475
—•
8%
•
;
•
3.95
Apr
8%
'
■
8%
r
965
,
8%
Sep
1.95
25,750
80c
7,712
88c
2.40
2.40
100
5c
6c
6,500
8
Mar
9
Jan
14c
13%
Jan
100
8%
470
25%
10,486
2.35
Jan
24%
3.25
1.70,':
1.67
,
G
Waterous
Wayne
Webb
&
2.65
Ref_„,__.
Mines
&
W—,
Equipment
Petroleums
&
Knapp
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake Nickel
93
July
11%
Feb
14
Jun
Wespae
Sep
Westburne
West
Oil
1.95
Apr
6.10
Jun
•
7,470
4.25
4.25
100
1.220
Gas
4.00
West
Malartic
Mines
3.00
Sep
4.10 -Mar
19c,
22c
32.500
16 %c
Sep
34c ..Mar
10c
10c
1,000
13 %c 14 %c
5,344
Oct
8%c
65c
26,300
60c
900
Canada
St
Maurice
1
1.15
1.10
1.25
8,500
85c
Mar
1.60 Aug
4%c
Western
Copper common
•
10%
10%
11
4,590
10%
Sep
16% Mar
5.75
5.75
6.05
1,995
5.75
Oct
66c
69c
9,300
Oct
7,200
4c
1
Sarcee
i
Petroleum
Satellite
8c
8c
1
70c
8c
1,425
70c
30
1.25
1.10
1.25
25C
25C
Sep
1.00 Sep
2,550
4.05
3.65
4.10
10,575
28
28
28%
1,598
29%
30
39
Sherritt Gordon
1
2.70
2.55
2.70
Oct
1.09
4c
Oct
3.95
3.95
3.95
preferred
40
38
38
1—1
38c
32c
38c
30c
28c
30c
—•
11%
11
11%
31
30%
Dairies class A—
Silverwood
8
Slater
Slocan
Rol
Van
Jan
4%^0
37% Mar
Sep
4.60
4.50
Jun
38
Feb
22 %c
Sep
18c
Jan
11 ~
Mar '
30%
Sep
65c
Feb
38
65c
Jan
47c
July
Feb
12 J
31%
40
July
85c
8,705
Jan
90c
May
1.90
5,057
1.05
Sep
2.55 May
26%
Feb
26%
26%
50
15c
14c
16c
43,000
71%
71%
75
180
10c
May
Standard
Willroy
Stanleigh
Uranium
;Winchester
"Wood
(J)
Woodward
Yale
Lead
(H...G)
Steeloy
Steep
300
40c
Oct
27,905
11c
Oct
22c
Jan
3,300
9c
Sep
17% Sep
19c
Jan
24%
250
46c
50c
8,670
45c
14
45c
18c
18c
1,300
12c
Sep
43c
43c
2,495
43c
Oct
54c
50c
54c
7,149
48c
3%c
3%c
4c
13,800
•
37
36%
37%
346
35%
Oct
43%
81
79%
81%
3,045
68%
Jan
90
•
5c
3%C Oct
1,500
4%c Oct
15%
23%
22%
23%
I,835
22%
Oct
35%
98%
98%
98 %
56
•
98%
Oct
leqj,
16%
16%
35
20c
18c
20c
1.80
1.52
1.80
26,860
1
7c
6c
7c
15
5,300
1
14,000
Sullivan Cons Mines
1
1.56
1.56
1.70
Sunburst
16c
16c
16c
15%
15
15%
585
•
14%
13%
14%
570
100
92
92
92
45
Gold;
Cons
50c
Industries
Territory
Texaco
26%
55
65c
69c
65c
3c
25
Jan
5,300
61c
49 %c
Sep
52c
4,000
49 %c
Oct
i.so
1.80
1.87
5,170
1.60
Sep
2.05
40c
2.15
19,450
40c
43c
4,150
40c
Oct
53
53
54%
1,574
53
Oct
85
85
85
40
_13
1.29
1.29
1.77
*
634
6%
6%
500
•
—
Gen
4ic
41c
47c
11,933
934
9%
10
530
Inv
Thorncliffe
Park
Tiara
Tidal
|
Mines
Petroleums
j
Ltd
Torbrit
Silver
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
IIIIII*
f
Bank
10
common
Toronto General Trusts
•
I
class
B
warrants
warrants
"
Oct
Sep
Sep
Sep
13% July
14c
Apr
4c
81c
6c
29,650
1,500
3,852
2,200
55%
58
13%
41%
43
22 %c
Jan
24c
Sep
5i
-
»an
12%
I
275
41
58
58
58
100
56
\
A
IV2C
7%c
7%c
'35
1,500
•
35
36
2,090
3434
34%
35%
80
34%
2 55
2.55
2.90
260
2.55
5 00
5.00
5.00
400
»
Feb
9%
9,500
13%
93
Oct
9,300
41%
3.70 May
55c
Aug
74% May
Jan
11,366
55%
Feb
Jun
6c
13%
Mar
8
90c
25c
2.48
1.99
7%c
70c
80c
99c
5c
25C
31% May
89c
Apr
Sep
7c
57c
Apr
Sep
84c
25c
Oct
1.25
6
50
Toi onto Star preferred
Towagmac Exploration
Finance
20
1.29
7c
62c
*
Mar
40c
6C
•
Mines
Oct
86c
100
Warrants
Tomblll
1.87 Jan
2,465
100
Feb
5% Mar
1
Lundmark
17%
6%c Jan
Aug
85
2.85 Mar
Sep
2.06
common
Mar
Oct
100
Ltd
Texstar Corp
Canadian
1957
26%
26%
11c
Mar
1
-
Mining
Third
1956
1.00
49 %c
Canada
Class
II,050
Jun
2.10 May
July
1
Gold
Preferred
Traders
1.10
1.06
25c
27c
Oct
3.30
I
Mines
Thompson
1,350
1.06
trust
Teck Hughes
Temagaml
148,017
Sep
18%
Oct
7c
3.50
_•
Mines
«
-Mar
-i
24% Apr
t
95
Sep
;
rH 0 0
0o
108
^dVtay
1.30.
i
1.48
128,700
1.13
230 Jan
Jun
1
class
6c
,M,_,::Gc--G%c
-25,000
5%c Jun
-4!W%CJFeb
780
24%. JUn
.,30% Ang
,
Ltd
86c
.
'V 27%
.28
*i-19
A
28
.19^4
II_5
.plass A
60c
1:65 Jan
ySep
9%c
Oct
Zinc
Oil
Bear,
%
Sep
35
5.00
1.96
35c
1.53
45c
Jan
Apr
Jan
22c
Apr
68% July
16
Oct
1.25
Aug
21c
21c
23c
6%c
6%c
21c
23,800
9,820
1.00^il,09
56,100
68c
Jan
4c
500
4c
Oct
20c
1
4c
Oct
97e/
i
•
1.65 4Peb
6%c July
1.08r-v 1.14
1.05
nil
Mihesi——
22.200
8c
1.10
;
13%-Apr
;
42c
14c
July
July
134
Jan
Jan
l:44>May,
*
8c
Mpr
•21c
1
20c.2.50
16c
22c
16c
10,900
,.2.55
2.50
—1
2,760
Oct
40c,
Jun
Sep
Sep
2.45
17c
4,900
15c
,
35c .:.^eb
330*Aa,y
•
Toronto Stock Exchange —Curb Section
Prices Shown
Are
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Week's
Last
■
•
Sale Trice
Par
Anc'ian
.
National Corp'
0
5
_
39
Canada
&
Canadian
Canadian
Dominion
Bronze
General
■
Investments
Consolidated
Dalhousle
Dominion
Dcm
common
&
27
4.985
5
34%
180
6
6%
455
5
100
38
6.70/
6.70
36%
83%
8574
83
37 %
24%
123
122
5
34 Ta
33Tb
116
.114%
u
20
Jun
83
Price
Oreille
Mines
1
—
Bros
'
*
98
Aug
Feb
29% Aug
126
'-Aug
37Y2 July ••
167
Sep
Apr
75
100
60
Sep
90-
43%
265
40
Feb
53% July
2.60
44
-
_3
Feb
Aug
43
•
.
-
May
27% Mar
111
-'
—
2.60
500
40 %
44
1,120
11%
11%
100
2.00
39
11%
Apr
Sep
Oct
FOOTNOTES
4
53
u
Jun
14c
Jan
44%
43%
Jan
8.50
Jan
Oc
11%
Jan
par
Odd
FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
lot
sale
AND
t
-
Mug
2.95 Jun
50
Jan
14% Jun
(not included in year's
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(U11) Admitted
to
unlisted
range).
d Deferred
Jan
Oct
No
in
e
year's
sale
(not
included
Cash
price.
sale
wd When delivered,
wi When
range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
r
delivery
issued,
x
■
(not included
i-,<?
in year's range).
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
,
sMar
45
Oct
110
-7
Pend
38% Jun
8
Oct
200
2574 -Feb
6770 Get
Jan
116
Jan
75
•
Bangam.o
-
'
33c
37%
516
1
45
19%
2,024
t
Jan
200
*
4.65 Apr
Sep
15c
2.920
a
.
£7Ve
Jan
3G
263
,
-
125
357
Oct
32%
-
Sep
9,300
41
23%.
•
17%
-Aug
4May
8% July
35% Feb
Jan
3.30
4,756
23c
41
-
llrio
•
2.50 Aug
.
24%
Paper
1,000
33%
III—*
common
2.400
,
8
46
s
Sep
May
20
6
Power
Flour
-.
6%
22'la
6
(1956)
Loblaw Inc
Ogilvie
27-lo J 28%
-High
Jan
20
*
III*
x.
Linoleum
&
of Canada
International Paper common.:
International Utilities
Maclaren
3,425
22c*
Glass
Oilcloth
67b
5
25% Aug
21%
Oil
Dupont Co
30
20
•
Paper
200
22%
5
—
5
39
6%
-
5
39
4.00
_1
•
Low
'
3.95
*
Canadian Marconi
Range Sinee Jan.J-
nigh
4.00
*
Sugar
common
Coast Copper
27%
5
Dredging
Sliarca
:
.
r
6%
—
Gold
for Week
Low
.
*
Anglo Canadian Pulp & PaperAnglo Newfoundland Develop
IIIII5
*
Asbestos
Corp
Bulolo
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
59% May
Oct
8.50
11,450
1
J—
24% Apr
Aug
315
1.28 >*1.33
_20c
—y-'
Mines
Metal
Jun
Jan
Oct
17%
8.50 ,.9.00
1.28
July
Jan
7%c July
1,465
8.50
—
Jan
18
Feb
92
3c
3.50
102
Sep
Sep
13%
5c
1
common
Taurcanis
■
1.45
14c
"11%
3.50
•
Jan
1.10 July
6c
Jun
1,000
•
Jun
12c
3,750
1
Inlet
54
13%
80
100
Jun
Bylvanlte Gold
75
2,330
f
14,500
^__
Mining >i'—
Feb
Preferred
15
July
44% -Apr
44% tApr '/■:
86c
8%c Jan
11% Sep
Spnertest Petroleum ordinary
82
103% 103%
19
Sep
lO'.L'c 12 >2.c
Electric.'.
Zulapa
Apr
13,982
common-
Sep;
Sep
14%
11c
July
1
Explor
Superior Propane
Zenmac
Zenith
7%c Jan
5c
Contact
Sep
33
Jan
11%
Gas
33
»!
Jan
100
OH
150
580
39% Jah
-
Jan
2.00
5c
l
Voting
66c
82c
11%
Oil
Tamblyn
Oct
11%
A
1.06 Jan
800
82
1.31
4.25 Feb
Sep
37
14%
,
Oct
July
46c
Feb
1
<
Submarine
Surf
Oct
1.40
&
Canuck
Yellov,'knife
Jan
43C
Sturgeon River Gold
Switson
Oct
24%
1
1
82
Jan
2.25 Feb
3.50
3.800
14%
14%
•35%^.
Jan
4.46
34%
100
•
51c
11.
Jan
17
•
class
Sudbury
Jan
1
Preference
Stuart
2.50
"
1
Mining
Iron
Steinberg
1.25
179,810
15%
Rock
30
3.50
•,
"36%
103%
Mines
10c
20
Steel of Canada
-100
-
86c 1
Stores
Young
13c
15%
;
•
36%
warrants-—1
Class, A
Yukeno
40c
15%
—
-
36%
35
,
50c
14%
Wriglit-IIargreavesr—
Jan
9c
16c
18c
Starratt Nickel
35
3.50
-Mar
llli
Indus
Mar
lie
1
Stedman Bros
35
«_•
Larder'
7.75
40c
20%
Uranium
Oct
—
49c
4,660
*
Stanwell Oil & Gas
1.33
3.50
Coghlan
Sep
138,760
Warrants
Stan rock
18,381
Jan
34
"
Warrants
Wiltsey
Oct
22C
9c
Corp.
1.50
1
Mar
2.00
13c
—
T.35
♦
Mines
May
17c
•
.
1.50
15
,
1.25
30c
Paving
Aug
.100
21c
22c
.•
Standard Radio
1.05
♦
preferred-
82
63% Feb
1.50
40 c
Mines
915
Feb
15%
32% Mar
26%
1
Spooner Mines & Oils
1.60
Oct
Jan
Sep
80c
Warrants
Stadacona
1.40
Warrants
•
Air Services
250
—*
$6 preferred
May
Yankee
Southern Union Oils
3.75
•
43
1.55
•
Spartan
A—
—
Petrol-
B.
Oct
85c
>
•
Southam
3.75
Apr
9c
31% May
3% Sep
1
Western Plywood class 3—
Weston (Geo) class A
Sep
1.55
*
common
Leaseholds
Naco
Class
"7"-"G30
/ 5,830
•
Manufacturing
class
Grocers
Oct
35
1
Ltd
Mines
K D
Western
Western
Western
Jan
•
Ltd-
Simpsons
Siscoe
Feb
7.30
3.75.
2,000
38
1.55 July
80c
2.51
30,056
-50c
May
11%
228
1.40
Petroleum
39
25
Mines—
Miller
Jan
1.58 May
63
185
32%
3.75
Western Decalta
29%
300
Silver Standard Mines
Sep
Sep
11% .11%
32 %
-
27
99,502
1
3.50
85
Sigma Mines Quebec
Oct
23c
110
39
Sep
33
8,271
25c
•
_•
39
Sllknit
16%c
9,600
42%
29%
Silver
Oct
9c
72c
40
1
preferred
A
82c
70c
50
Class
Mar
42
50c
Metal
Security Freehold
Shawinigan Water & Power com
56c
Warrants
Jan
50c
32%
—5
Apr
93c
2.32 Feb
11%
—
Breweries
23c
_
Oct
1.15
13% Aug
66c
60c
-Apr
2OV2C Mar
Oct
7,497
50c
22c
■
•
Sep
13%c
1.38
4c
Products
6.75 Mar
Oct
9%c
60c
;
Westecl
July
905
1.30
Warrants
Oct
8.40 Mar
4,100
1.35
—1.25
2.75
40
32% Mar
3.50
3.25
50c
Oil
*
Western
—
vMar
5.00 July
62c
Canadian
Feb
Gold
34
2.65 Feb
37%
-
14%C
19% Mar
Petroleums
.Sep
Feb
36 %
10c
—
17%
River
Feb
9
Apr
10%c IOV2C
'
3.25
-
Petroleums
Sep
Debentures
Feb
10c
Sep
21
4,140
19 %c>'
Sep
1
3.TO
Sep
7%
2.00
2.65
-
10%c
—
Ltd
14
:—;
3.39May
1.43 May
1.35
6.95
4.25
Ltd
Canada
15%
—
12% Mar
.
700
1.76"
2.55
37%
—
225
common
'
13,200
3.40
-
6.70
;
6.75
3,775
Gas
•
h
Prod
Amulet
14%
Sapphire
435 Aug
230 Apr
May.
5c
Feb
14 %c
'
3.25
——
16%
Sand
Jan
61c *Mar
-,v ;
Jan
24%
B—
143i
Gold
-
Jan,
1.14
8'
—
15%
Antonio
Jan
29.
Jun
56% Mug
v-
Oct,
1.10
6c
,—
class
16
San
-fMar
6.90 .Jan
Sep
1.70
'*1.75
2.40.
—
143%
,
Sep
,.2.03
Oct
42-
16 %C
1.11
-
—
*
Shirrlff Horsey
13
Oet
26
1.80
1
.
1
Cement class A
Warrants
49%
Sep
Sep;
1.00
77,525
:
iar2 Jim
.
28c
3,555
2.03
Jan
24c
/
19% July
3.90
85
Mug
Oct
,
25,500
40c
Jan
6
Sep
20c
.
-SMar
30c
.
•
15%
•
45
,•
>.70,: 4.80,
r.
2.00
'26
*:• 69c
■
Sep
Sep
9% Sep
2.051
1.09
g.TSHPeb
Sep
49
240
10,333
>'-?15,275
•'
y
-Feb
29
*
8% Jan
-
50
-Feb
29c
Oct
10c
665
-3,120
,22c
1.00
26
„1
-
Lawrence Corp common
Salada
15% Apr
-
4% Jail
6,000
,
'
5.00 r * 3.90 >'5.10
„♦
;
Ltd
St
St Lawrence
•
<
i6%*': ~11
20c
stiiiiiinir.ii
Mines
Mines
17
8
common
Preferred
Rowan
10c
700
9%'.v 9%
16%'
Exploration.
Mfg
21c
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common
10c
9%
trust—
Power
17
Mines
—
;
49% ^ 49%
49%
9%
9%-* 9%
——
,•
30% Jan
Jan
Sep
July
21c
III
Rockwin Mines
13c
175
IIIl
Vanadium'Alloys
Sep
Sep
25
—
Little
Robinson
Roche
28c
500
—_
Corp
Telefilm
—
preferred
8,200
15«
5%
f
,
•
•-
Jun
4%c
35c
Sep
4%c Oct
64c
4%c
1
A
35c
15 c
*
47c
Uran
32c
15C
5% u>-r 5%
T
ii
Mfg common
Jun
Sep
1.30 Jun
Sep
15c
15%
'; 32c
common
United Oils
-2
class
Silk
Athabasca
Rix
10%
4,000
V
3.80
tr
Fortune—
Ventures Ltd
Robertson
17c 18 %c
-3.50
1
—
Hill
New
13%
:—
&
4,160
10%..11%
3.80
—
United. Corps Ltd class A—
United Fuel Inv B preferred—.
25c
Chemical
Minerals
Rexspar
Sep
*19
—_^__50
Canada;
1.68
—
Rio Rupununi Mines
|22%
18
common.
preferred'
13%
«
Rapid Grip Batten—.
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Reef Explorations
Macdonald-
Sep
52,290
-
17c
,19
—Il
—
1st preferred sc.'—
:ii
Ranger Oil
Reeves*
High
...
55c
Jun
15%c
.
28%
1
10,232
25,400
i
—i
25%
•
■
19c
33c
i
—i
1,500
27%-
10%':
City. Ga-s————;
Shawkey;
75c
*
t—_—
United Keno
Reichhold
Low
75c
IIIII*
Resources
17C
.i
Mines—
Uranium
Radiore
Range Since
High
75c
-
1
Pipeline
28 %G
18c
29c
-
Quonto Petroleum
Scares
Low
1
*
Tribag Mining* Co Ltd—
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin
Ultra
I
i
—i
Quebeo Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau GoldQuebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Menitou Mines-—
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queen6ton Gold Mines
Quemont Mining-
for Week
Jan
1
Mines
Airways
Producers Ltd—
Gas
Par
54 %
3.15
Dome
Uranium
Prospectors
Provo
High
1.335
Electric
East
Preston
Low
High
56%
_•
——
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
"II20c
Pipe Mlg__—-
Premium Iron Ore
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
-III1
Roy
30
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
55
——
Oil
OC TOBER
56%
•
Corp
Prairie
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
trading privileges,
*
Volume
190
Number 5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1873)
45
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
The following
bid
and
asked quotations
obtained
are
from
the
for
Friday
National
or
Industrials and Utilities
"
-
Aerovox
•
V
Biff
Par
Corp
Par
12%
13%
1
50%
53%
American-Biltrite Rubber Co-100
24%
"26%
21 %
A 2,2%
Air Products
Amer
Inc
Cement
Corp
5
Express Co
—_10
Greetings CI "A"-_—1
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp.'—4 V
American-Marietta Co_—_
2 <■/
American
American
American
Pipe & Const Co
1
Amer-Salnt Gobaiu
Corp___7.50
IncornoratedAnheuser-Busch Inc
Arden- Farms Co common"-
82%-
39%'.
44%
Construction
Arvida Corp
Associated Spring
____
Avon
Products
Ex
Co—10
1
_
Haloid
-15%
Oil
&
Gas
1_1
Corp
Inc—
A
10
-
55 %
Hoover
16 5 a
■
Hilton
Houston
59
-
Voltage
Engineering
Corp-—a—;
■
class
A
Natural
A
'
n
Baylcss
Bell
(A
&
J)
Bag Co
*
Berkshire
Hathaway
BeryIlium
Corp_
.
HIuck.
Hills
Sivalls
Borman
Indianapolis
11%-
12
26%
28%
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
•
.1
7%-
Light Co__l
Bryson Inc
1
Foods
Stores
Buckeye Steel
Bullock's
Btirudv
(II
California
Tel
__5
"*
&
Telep Co__—12%
Delhi
Oil
Ltd
Steel
55
45
48 %
34%
13%
42 %
69%
Central
VI
_6
>
Serv
66
10
27%
Clinton
Slides
ouionial
'
1234
Corp-.
1
Prod
Inc
Gas
Consul
21 %
22%
15%
17%
22%
24%
38
common.
;
B
Die hold
Inc
Donnelley
j>_
Y__2 Va
Duify-Molt
Don
R)
-•
Co
Dynamics
Corp of
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
Economics
Paso
Co
Inc:
Co
(Texas)
45 To
45
48%
8%
24%
20
21%
Class B
New
Eng
22
-
11%
24 Te
llTa
Corp
Oil
Penn
Florida
Steel
Gen
34%
13%
37%
14%
Oklahoma
22
Old
9%
52
10%
27
65
69%
21%
23%
0
18%
:
preferred
dement
57%
13%
Pabst
60%
Pacific
12%
70
74%
18
19%
3
21%
22%
—1
32'A
34%
4%
5V8
11%
12%
12
13 V»
Pendleton
Pepsi-Cola
32%
8
19%
34%
8%
21
Tool
10%
37%
39%
3"%
Co—70c
Pickering
Pioneer
Lumber
Natural
1
18%
nouth
Corp
«>0
"Wtrlr nr
103
57%
28
29%
78
83%
32%
35%
52%
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
Jersey Bank to Trust Co_ll
37%
41%
30%
33
New
36%
Northern Tr Co
(Chicago)
100
53
530
56%
566
266
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen
36
39%
32%
34%
103
54
65
108
71%
75
36%
39%
(Hackensack
N
J)
Cty
:__
5
20%
22%
10
40%
43
2o
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
63%
66%
52%
56
49
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust
(Philadelphia)
'
■
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
92
354
30%
95%
370
40%
43%
63
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
—:
Royal Bank
_10
of Canada
Royal State Bk
of
New
10
York—5
94%
157
99%
172
43
47%
83%
87 %
18%.
20%
9%
10%
66%
Rye National Bank (N Y)
Louis
Union
Trust
2
Co
20
85
(Wash)—20
46
46'A
49
34
37%
(Philadelphia)—10
Natl Bank
N
of
Y_
Natl
Bk
20
49
85%
89%
35
38%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
10
—5
Girard Trust Corn Exch
1st
Second Natl Bank of Phila——10
Long
35%
Bk—15
51%
.37%
54%
Hanover Bank of New York—10
52%
Harris Tr to
98
35%
37%
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
56
59%
22%
23%
49
54%
43%
46%
28%
30 y8
55%
92
Sav
Bk
(Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank to Tr Co—10
Hudson
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
29%
Hudson
21
Industrial
13%
24
25%
30 %
33
Industrial Trust Co
Tr
Co
(Union City)—8
Bk of Com (N Y)—10
Industrial National Bank of
Providence
R
I
:—
(Phila)
10
9%
10%
Infl Bank
(Wash D C)
5
1
•
41%
9%
44%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
2
«*.
27%
29%
">
100
49%
Natl
38%
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co
8%
Co
83%
47%
61
Seattle
12%
1
164
79
43%
25
Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
State Bk of Newark
12%
Second Bank-State Street
Trust (Boston Mass)
19%
—10
Gas Co
Rubber
19%
7.50
73%
27
~
19%
31%
17%
29%
Essex
J)
86%
1
Permanente Cement
Pfaudler-Permutit
4%
29
to
(N
81%
1
Bottlers
34%
254
16
(Albany)
Newark
83
1
Indus
General
17
9%
6%
America—5
Sulphur
Parker Hannifin Corp
15 %
128%
New
36
10%
10c
Mines.
of
B
123
Co
Banking Co
69
4%
<r
Co
to Light Co
Trust
National
76
Island
9%
95
43
'—25
First
Franklin
B
28%
90
Firts Natl Bank of St Louis—20
First Natl City Bank (N Y)
20
11%
4
26%
40%
St
10%
1
30%
28
156
Commercial Bank to
of
•
Co
17%
20%
(Jersey City)_25
Bank
Passaic County
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
16%
47%
First National
18%
Mercury Electronlcs_90c
19%
Firts Natl Bank
10
34%
Power
43
Boston—12%
Chicago—100
16%
Pacific
9%
of
32%
Pacific Gamble
8%
Lank of
Natl Bank
First Natl Bank of Dallas
D
Pacific
5
First Natl
First
1
Co
rAmerican
National
352
44%
11%
pfd_*
Gas——.-19
Robinson
City Bank (Cleve)
64%
(Baltimore)
25
National
60%
Natl Bank (Atlanta)
28%
of
87%
41%
——
First Natl Bk
Bank
47%
10
4%
12%
60%
5
—
Natl
82
10
3%
57%
109
Traders
(Buffalo)
44'A
335
28%
11%
26%
5
National Bank of. Detroit
10
National Bank of Westchester_5
46
•
Corp
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk to Tr Co (NY)_10
First Camden Natl Bk to Trust
Co (Camden N J)
Alrmotlve Corp
Far East Line
Packaging
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)__^
50
16%
4
8%
5
22%
82%
7%
York)
25%
2
5
(Chicago)
—33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
First
32%
24%
Trust Co
Bk of Boston_lo
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Natl
Co
New
30
65 Va
Continental 111 Bank to Trust
15
Prod—10c
Uranium
North Amer_5
Trust of N J___—25
Tr Co_12%
23%
River
Brewing
of
21
Corp
Gas Corp
Power
62%
^6%
19%
_1
$4
637/a
14%
21
-1
Bk
8
21%
20
Co
50
•
19%
2.60
10
City Natl Bk to Tr (Chicago)_25
Cleveland Trust Co__
50c
Assoc
2' %
10
10
Commercial
102
10
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
to
Ask
&
(Philadelphia)
Brook
Bid
20
of New York
Co
(Savannah)
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
Pub Serv Co
Miss
to
Tall
1
Co
(NY)_12%
Citizens & Southern National
_
Trust Co
Long Island
Trust
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
11%
25%
Oil
Otter
•
Portland
25%
Ben Coal
Olin
10
55 Va
23%
Telep
5% pfd
20
Telep Co of the Southwest
Gian<
66%
1
Corp
(Calif)
5% ^
62
1
General Gas
Gen
27%
78%
Corp
Co
25
*
Co
Packing
Natural
Northwestern
20%
10
Co.—
Garlock
Gas Service
5%
2.50
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A
Class B
Frito
5%
-10
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Pacific
Fisher Governor
27%
78%
Par
Merchants Natl
28%
Trust
.A
48
26%
5
15V-1
10%
Companies
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank
45%
>
25%
19%
Co
12 %
13%
42%
Chemical Bank New York
30%
Co
Wafer
16%
45%
11
12%
Cleve—16
of
19
,_1
21
1
Corp
Bank
17%
—1
Corp
44
10c
Fisher Brothers Co
Natl
r
50c
14%
Mortgage Assn_100
Central
<"
74%
Corp_
Gas
Northeastern
15
42%
13%
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
25
61
1
American Coal
Northwest
27%
54
33
45
28%
Co__—
Nortex Oil & Gas
North
42
26%
50
30%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
A com_50c
EIcc
19%
39
12%
^5
(N J)
Chase Manhattan Bk
2%
19
.1
Co
First Boston Corp
First Charter Financial
to
File
18%
14%
Meadow
25%
_2
Corp
41%
7Va
Equity Oil Co
Federal Natl
Gas
21
B
50%
40%
Shops of Del—.1
Thermador
North
•
76
7%
common
Nicholson
NOrrls
Oil
to
National Shirt
1
Capital
<?late
to
2
Mfg Co
Empire
42%
Gas
Homes Corp
30%
19%
10
Company.
Manufacturers
:'i
23M2
Bank
Supply Co_
National
8%
28%
40%
46%
'
Nalco Chemical Co—
7%
—
Camden Trust Co
68
5
—
eittiional
48%
51%
40% ""
44
277
289
23%
25%
91%
*
95
37%
Line Co_B
10
Inc
E'mliari
26%
29 3o
I
72 %
62
1
Co
Utilities Co__
Fuel
37%
7%.
34%
Conversion Co
: Ask
58%
1
Co
50c
Corp
Electronics
21
27%
_1
Associates
Electric
Electrolux
Gas
4%
14%
19%
223i
Laboratory Inc
Elcctro-Voice
13%
24%
America—
Nat
,
Bid
;
20
11%
4%
10
Y)__—16
(Phila).—10
26
49
;—2
Tennessee
Pag
St Louis
95
Mountain
21%
34%
38
16%
Boatmen's National Bank
Broad St Trust Co
24%
24%
20
32%
Chemical
15%
:__
(N
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
1
prelerence
East
10%
Virginia
17
47%
—2'/a
Bankers Trust Co
15%
2
—
Bank of
Commercial
2314,
33%
B
Wltco
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
5
Inc
Co
S
Wurlltzer
Connecticut Bank &
.I
-
15%
22%
14%
1
Inc.
14%
21%
.-11
Rubber
7.80
Corp
Wood
.
32 %
Mohawk
1
12%
6%
13%
-12%
Natural Gas Co
Weyerhaeuser Timber
19%
5
Miller Mfg Co
Missouri
1
Western
36%
Bank of Commerce (Newark)—25
Bank of New York
100
30 %
43'f
5_
Co
Bush
Duriron
El
Co
~
1
46%
liradstreet inc
to
Dunham
39%
50%
Minneapolis
14%
-•
11%
(San Francisco)
36%
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co—.-1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
9%
Transmission
33%
of America N T & S A
15%
5
Sous
2%
common——
Gas
68
1
(SP).——10
17%
11 %
1_
to
Bank
95
1
_—
DuSra-Corporation
$1
Inc_•
American Trust Co
23%
13%
1
—
(R
32
47%
lc
Publishing Co
Metropolitan
Broadcasting-
A
59
64%
Point Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt & Telephone Co—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
Bank and Trust
25%
29%
v
1
Laboratories
55%
•
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_ 10
—V
21%
8%
Detroit to Canada Tunnel
Corp 5
Detroit intermit Bridge Co——1
Corp
Co
Steel Corp—
Machine &'Eng
Class
B
Whiting
35%
13%
-1
SuplHy Co of N
•
Meredith
Miles
21%
Corp—1
29%
33
23%
16%
SpecktlUcs./—5
Arts
28
1
Michigan Gas Utilities
Microwave Assoc Inc.
13%
19'A
1
Gas
90
.
_1
Chenilcai
Co—
Industries
McNeil
.
Propane
14
31%
30%
17%
12%
1
25%
2'%
31%
—.1
Grocery Co
Warner & Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Co
6%
Corp
Corp
17%
42%
33
McLouth
8%
25%
Wells
Greene
16%
39%
29%
51%
23 %
5
30%
12%
28%
Inc—=—1„—-4%
.5%
11
28%
.BOo
1
7%
23%
5
10
25%
1
80%
oaienle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
2334
1%
—
13
: 7%
5
—
40
16%
(-ninuiins
Engine Co Luc—9
Cutter Laboratories-cltrss A_-.—1
Dlctaplione
30%
76%
Ilerrington Co Inc
McLean
4
8
25%
21%
6%
—1
cl B—5
——50c
12%
7%
7%
24%
48 %
1.25
Co
Suburban Gas Service Inc
27%
19%
Corp—
"
25%
7%
5%
8%
23%
23%
23%
19%
6%
36 l/a
8
21%
B
West
Delaware Corp—1
..Strong Cobb & Co
28l/2 ;
1
DI-No«
Stubnitz
11%
_1
^>entlstK'
Strutbers
17%
55%
7%
B
25
Petroleum
16'%
15%
26%
24 3
Hotels
42%
1
51
33%
7%
6
58%
14%
25 %
6%
22%
2%
Corp
40%
15 %
—
Marquard Corp
1
ikmryland Shlpbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
23%
17%
20%
Iron
55
10%
13
*
Co
16%
non-voting
Stepan Chemical
Stouffer Corp
25%
17%
.
1
2%
Co
&
Vitro Corp of Amer
36%
39 %
lc
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Westcoast
3
25
9
Co
63
1
11%
Oil
58 %
Stekoll
12
Co
Darling (L ft) Cu—
Deihi-'l ay lor Oil Co 1
38 %
23
ItetrigeruUon Corp—1
Craig Systems lnc_——__%___l
Uanly. Muchluc
31%
■-
Southern
1
Common
1
vopeuinu
Class
14%
29
36%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
36%
Statler
43%
15%
3
United States Servaterla
Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
l
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l
United Utilities Ino
10
Von'i
22
11%
United States Chem Mil
Corp_1
United States
Leasing Corp
1
Valley
19 Va
'
31%
Tractor Supply Co
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
50o
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
Co_B
Mould
34%
78%
'
10
1
31%
25
20
29
:
26%
17%
74%
1
46
23%
31%
•
■
footnotes
«ee
preceding
Trust
Bank & Tr Co
Co
Union
66
70%
17%
19Va
39
42
42%
New
Jersey
United
2%
9%
10%
Bank of Commerce
—10
States Trust
50
54%
Co
(Boston)
10
States
31%
33%
(N Y)—20
Trust
90%
94
45%
20
of
(N Y)—10
(Cleveland)
United
21%
Valley Natl Bk
10%
11%
Wachovia
40%
43%
10%
For
Trade
page
Bank
(Phoeniz Ariz)_5
&
(Winston-Salem
Trust
N
C)
50
53%
18%
20%
Co
5
t(
29%
3% ■'
"
_i
24 %
1
Stanley Works
1
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Crouse-Hinds Co
40%
•
Inc—
Tracerlab Inc
43 %
8%
.
3%
1
;
29
1
Inc
Sys
Co
1
8
,
33%
397/b
Marmon
■11%
Company'
..
Stores
Corp
Towmotor Corp
Utah
10%
24%
21%
1
1
5
Steel
19%
M
Co
Inc
25
Co
Electric
1
com
20%
18
Gas
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Washington Steel Corp
I
Watson Bros Transport "A"
l
Wesco Financial Corp
1
26%
36
44 5 a
10%
Cross
24%
10
*
13%
19%
1
Register
Stanley Home Products Inc—
23%
Inc-l
Coffee
58
10
Co
16%
12%
9%
23%
20%
Standard
29%
54%
Gas_5
Co
15%
5
47%
27%
Nat
Drug
9
4%
common
Three States
10%
44 %
Standard. Pressed Steel
37%
Lines
Cook
27%
1
•
Natural
21%
49%
2%
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
10
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
6%
41%
___2.50
Truusp
16
5%
36%
Rock. Products—5
"opMn»«oi,!i|
45%
14%
1
common
20
46
Producing Co—1
Freight
Carbon
Sprague
22
30%
1
Power
Preighlways
Consolidated
42
5
Speer
Madison Gas & Electric Co—16
Maremont Auto Prods Inc
1
Marlln-Rockwell Corp
1
25
Corp
Connecticut Light &
13%
5
Co
preferred..
Commonwealth
12%
1
Plus
Macmlllan
9%
29
—2%
Gas
Co
Colorado oil to Gas.
Corp coin
coliv
8%
1
1
—
Inierstate
Spector
•
^
Co
Southwestern
51%
51 Va
•
Co
Power
Southwestern Elec Service Co
States Tel Co
30%
47
1
Co
Star
Gas
28%
13%
^Colorado Milling & Elev
$1.25
.
5%
Co____
Stores
Colorado
Co__15
Southwest
21
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
16%
33%c
Oas
Radio
19%
Inc
Blower
tiune
15%
B
Engines
^nnstnl
264
5
Co
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
21%
" 5%
A_,_33%c
(jtil Co coukci
Southern
250
1
Ling-Allcc'Electronics
29%
19%'
Corp.—_ .6
".Chattanooga Gas ColCl_—I—Al
Collins
Co
Frary & Clark
Lau
*
New Eng Tel Co
Union Gas Co
Lanolin
26%
39%
Utility Corp
Public
Telephone Co..—
class
Southern
16%
1
Landers
14%
Soya Co_
Commcn
18%
5
Inc—
Calif Water
Suburban
50 51;
36%
5
Colorado
Kratter Corp class A
35%
24%
Central
Citizens
-
11%
34%
Nevada Power Co
preferred
Koehrlng
4
k)3/b
Corp
2
Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
Southern
Ketchum Co Inc
Keystone Portland Cein Co
23 %
8%
9%
1
Southern
Kentucky Utilities
37
3%
22%
47%
Central
..
-
7
7Va
Co
Southern
Co
"
6%
2
Pacific Power
18%
Corp
Kennametal
5
Central
59%
6
South
55%
9%
8%
x47%
1
14%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
14
Co .5
Power
5
Inc
39
Utilities
Kansas-Nebraska
30%
13
33
l
13%
—
Steel
$1.46
Homes
8%
Skil
25%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
59%
28'2
Co_.__l._IO
Electric
Central Maine
Pub
36%
v
Central Indiana Gas Co_
Kaiser
27%
v
^
;___
Products
Louisiana
15%
7%
Corp.
lo
Cedar Point Field Trust ctrs_
.Central Electric & Gas Co
3%
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co
10
Central
7%
-
com_„_2f
Corp___
Carpenter Paper Co.
,20c
17%
Jefferson Electric
Jervls Corp
17%
27 %
7
Tokheim
36%
Jack & Heintz Inc—
Jamaica Water Supply
35%
.
25%
Canadian Superior OH of Calif_J
Cannon Mills class B
Carlisle
Ceco
33
26
lOr
27
24%
49
34%
-
Time
1
Service
Southern
14%
-x
25
*
Jeasop Steel Co
Water Service Co—25
Water
Public
Corp
7%
Interstate
Canadian
Iowa
Iowa
33%..
Oregon Power Co„20
11%
28%
1
.•
Corp
♦
Freight Sys_l
Securities
Itek
16%
California
Thrifty
10%
26 %.
!
Seismograph Service Corp
10
common
18%
45%-
Co
Co
Diver Services
A
30%
l
California
Calif
Class
10%
30
10
__
Co
&
Investors
8%
10c
;
M)
17%
28
Co____•
A—
Corp
Byllesby
:
.
Water
Motor
.16%-
—10
Co__—______1
Castings
Inc
22%
7%
prefcrrcd__25
Sliurpe Mfg Co
Interstate
Interstate
9%
&
Water
Inierstate Engineering
8
31 %
16%
1
,_
Brown &
Gas
21'.
Industries Inc„—1
Bowater Paper Corp ADR.
Bowser lne $1.20
Bruslt Beryliliiin
-
29%
Botany
15
Simplex Wire & Cable Co__
Indiana
14%
New
71
•
45%
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—
38%
(G D) & Co
Sierra
Inc
56
14
6%
Mills
17%
66%
37%
Head
23%
44%
5%
8%
l
i
36
;
Petroleum
•1
51%
1
6%
13%
-
16
National
Natural Gasoline
Corp—1
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
Thermo King Corp
1
Thomas & Betts Co class A
•
,48%
21%
l
34%
42%
'
Power to
&
Scholz
Searle
29%
Texas
Corp
1
Co—2 V2
1
Indian
*
—.
12%
80
29%
27%
Texas
Co__;
l
16%
5
Billups Western Pet Co
Black
11%
76%
26%
9%
28 %
17%
Telecomputing
Topp Industries
22
15%
1
—
Inc
(H II)
Sabre-Pinon Corp.jx
San Jacinto PetroleumSchield Bantam Co
24%
1
25%
16
45%
•
Manufacturing
Rose Marie Reid
_1
4%
48%
24
106-
41%
45%
Inc:
Husky Oil Co
yg
25'
Beneficial Corp
Myers
100
1
Texas Eastern
Transmis Corp_7
Texas HI Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Texas Industries Inc
3
13%
B
Corp
40'/a
2
1
20
10
Tekoll
15%
—1
Tappan Co
10
14%
I 32%
•Ryder System Inc
5%
32%
:
29'/o
4%
inc
30%
•
ie%
27V*
Tampa*
21%
1
Broadcasting Co__
r
9
12 Vi
Roddis Plywood Corp
41 %
15y8
Taft
20
37%
Corp
Hugotoii Gas Trust "units"—
Hugoton Production Co
1
Co
19vb
30%
1
7%
20'A
Ask
12%
•
__5
Co
73%
11%
i>
Markets
Gossert
Bemis Bros
Rockwell
9%
*
4%
Bid
1
1
12%
,
10-.
Baxter Laboratories
&
Robertson
6%
38%
•
common
■
Robbins
,68Mj
8To
Oil Field Mat
_1" ;
Hudson Pulp &
Paper Corp— >
-Class
»'
64
Houston
•20%
14%
12%
11%
Stoker
4
1
Par
Susquehanna Corp
Corporation
8yntex
1
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc..3«/a
Roadway Express class A
25c
124
13%
6
5
8
Republic Natural Gas Co
38%
117
2%
Gas
r
BatesMfg Co__
Riley
1
Co
Hamp
Richardson Co
122
l
Credit
■
-
123
116
-
Houston Corp ________________l
23%
15 \
tugh
23th
Purina
19%
7%
35%
Ralston
24%
4Ta
1
Corp
35%
ng
com_10
27%
'19%
32%
5
ciass
Co
common
10c
Ltd
Purolator Products
30%
Ask
22%
18
0
Punta
Purex
Bid
1
;
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
Alegre Sugar Corp
29%
21
175
28%
2.50
21%
:
1
27%
19%
Corp
of America
Pudco Petroleum
Pub Serv Co of New
40%
165
Hearst Cons'Publications cl A-25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
Helmerick to' Payne Inc—10c
18 To
60
Xerox
Class B
36%
22-
Co—
S
•
Hanna (M A)
^
3; for: 1 * split'
Azrtec
Co
Co
Producing Properties Inc
24%
37%
Hagan Chemicals & Controls__l
45%
1
BriCK
Corp
Society
Gustln-Bacon Mfg
48%
—
L—2.50
22
1
Grolier
29%
10
Corp
new
Fire
f)
Tool Co_2
Ask
42%
42%
25
<A
Grinned
Putusn
Bid
Greenj-Mountaln Power Corp—5
.
-42
__l
17%:
Partlc preferred
?
—„56:'
Arizona Public Service Co_5
34%
Arkansas Missouri Power Co__5
20%
Arkansas Western Gas Co—l.,5
22 :
Metal
vjieeu
43%
'39
28
v
__4
Glddlngsfc Lewis Macli
Glasspar Co
;
-86%
41-
14Via
AMP
Par
Portsmouth
Ask
1
Art
30
of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources
transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
They do
range within which these
securities could have been sold
bought (indicated by the "asked-') at the time of compilation.
(indicated by the "bid")
Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list
is composed of securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
not represent actual
J
October
Association
r
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .".
(1874)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
(Quotations
for
Friday
October
Abciueen
*ot>
2.13
SECURITIES
Fund
Affiliated
1.25
Inc
American Investors Fund
American
Mutual
Atomic
5.72
4.43
1
17.25
50c
12.97
18.72
1
15.10
19.22
International Growth
1
9.44
S-t
S-2
S-4
8.78
Century Shares Trust————1 v.
Chase Fund of Boston——3 *"""kl2.79
Chemical Fund Inc——
50c
11.38
——
Energy
Funu
inc__——.—1
Commonwealth
Managed Funds—
Electrical Equipment
12.30
17,400.
125'/a
100
Shares—-,-1
preferred
Colonial
colonial
Stk, Fund Inc—1 '
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Canada
l.oomis SayJes Mutual Fund-—*
Life Insurance
13.98
10,800
Corp—100
Securities
131
General
Vis
12.57
13.74
Metal
X10.29
11.17
Paper
Income
-1
Investment-—1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
9.72
10.58
Xll.91
10.21
19.12
20.78
—■—1
Fund Inc—————
Fund Inc—<■,——1
10.09
14.02
15.81
18%
22.84
24.82
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Massachusetts
Growth
27*2
293a
Assur
5
38'2
41r,»
13
143b
Life Insurance
16,V2
18
Lincoln
Ills
127n
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co
1—1
H'j,
12 7k
Maryland
(Newark N J»-.2*2
Equitable
10.46
of
Tenn
Life
——,—3
Companies
Ins Co
Amer
——
Massachusetts
34
36-%
4
Mass
42
47%
23F.
Mordiants
Fire Assurance—12.50
18.75
20.46
Amer
Nat
12.60
American
xll.55
13.81
15.07
12.54
13.69
14.30
7.02
Beneficial
6.09
6.67
Boston
&
Monument
Life
.6.25
20
21*
National Fire
Bankers Natl Life-Ins
Standard
—10
53
—
(N J
.1
14.50
32%
Commonwealth
Life
Ins
(Ky i
Connecticut
7.02
Continental
Assurance' Co.,—,5
145
Continental
Casualty
a25.23
Cruiu
,—,2
General
Forster
Life—10
Co
,
——5
Inc,—,.10
2.58
Federal
3.76
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins.,,'
Fidelity Aj Deposit of Md,
2.18
Insurance
3.83
Fireman's
2.58
Franklin
Fund
Life
Co.
(S
Great
34%
37%
River
•,
Insurance.,,3.331
Ins Co
of N
Vi'%
55%
Pacific
62
6%
52
57%
23%
25%
Life Ins Co_,_. ,,5
Philadelphia
Phoenix
•
7%
_i.
463» :
49%
80%
Reinsurance Corp
2
19%
21%
10
79%
83%
29s)
31%
Republic Insurance (Texas 1 ,10
Republic Natl Life Insurance
60%
5
71
75%
St
Marine,,— [J.25
52%
56
_„1
7-%
Employees
130
122
So; board
Life
1.50
—
Paul Fire
60
<fc
Life
(N
Ins
39
24%
$6.50
Standard
1
174%
Standard
Sec
12.35
13.57
10.45
11.49
National Investors Corp—
10.27
National Securities Series-
.1
Diver Growth 6tk Fund Inc„ 1
Diversified Investment Fund__l
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Trustee
Diversified
Series
14.00
Home
1
10.83.
5.73
,_10
Insurance Co,,,,,,,
Life
Home, Owners
Ins
81
5
48 1
.1
4.15
X8.05
14.43
15.00
—1
22.90
24.55
1
Stock
25.08
7.25
7.92
Stocks
8.14
20c
Fquity Fund Inc
Sure-fund Inc
——1
—
8.44
10
13.24
1 I .O'l
9.21
10.60
11.46
32%.
35%
Founders Mutual Fund
Peoples
lu.l/ll
11.01
"hllailelphla
Pine
12.55
11.43
5.74
0.33
...l
9.G3
10.55
1.88
Ex
,
-
Price
10.52
17.80
1
7.19
7.81
Group Securities—
lc
shares-—-
10.78
9.84
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
shares
lc
8.70
9.00
Building
0.58
7.22
Capital Growth
lc
6.90
split—,
-lc
13.30
14.03
Stock Fund-lo
12.55
13.74
Common
Food
Fund
(The)
shares—
lc
0.08
7.33
9.20
10.15
General Bond shares-—-—lc
0.84
7.50
Industrial Machinery shares-lc
Institutional Bond bhares—lc
7.37
8.08
7.58
7.90
lc
13.12
1
Inc
(Geo)
Fund—
shares..
Mining
Railroad
lc
0.39
9.82
10.76
—,—
Bond
shares.—lc
Equipment bhares...
2.15
shares..
f iUuls
11.02
Series
Inc
8.71
10.53
5.07
.30c
Fund Inc 10c
of
.9,57
10.40
,.
Fund—lc
c:
10.27
7.29
13.09
94%
93%
3%s
3.70s
11.77
HvO!)
13.44
7.96
1959
10.
5*its
8.61
May
10,
99.30
.,..—
100.1
99.29
—
99.25,
100.4
1960 wi,„
99.30
100.
4s
99.29
,
Sept.
4s
,
100.7
May
Recent
Associates
Bausch
Boston
British
&
Bid
Investment, 5%s.,1979
,Lomb Opt 4%s'__1979
Edison
5%s
Petroleum
1989
,
6s
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Canadian Pacific Ky 4s.
1969
Carrier Corp 4%s,
1982
Chance Vonght 5%s
1977
City of Montreal 5%s
1970
23
100
20.
May
1,
»s
—
Columbia
Commonwealth
El
1984
;
Oil Ref
Paso Natural
6s... 1972
5%s__1977
two-for-one
3%8 Feb.
3
Ex
U19.68
Amer
1.25
(Edison
9.93
Sovereign
Stein
13.15
Stock
Fund
Corp —•
Inc.-
1
—
Fund
37
%
11.86
9.35
10.22
Growth
Inc
lne
'
&
S
Fund
98
3%s
May
1.
88
91%
92%
4'bS
Feb.
15.
96%
97%
37us Sept. 15, 1972
March
April
11,
1968
1969
10,
3%s Nov,
17.29
U
3%s April 1. 1970—
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1.967
89%.
98
Bid
27.73
15,
1959
100.3
99.28
4s
99.30
3%s
1
%s
1%S April 1. 1963
12.10
3%s May
15.29
16.26
17.67
Us
1
6.67
loc—l
5.53
!
luc
Value
Line
income
VhIuo
Line
7.29
-
15,
15,
15,
99.14
100.6
——.
100.8
'97.20
97.28
96.8
96.16
4s
"Whitehall Fund
.
f
8.82
]
10.25
12.02
13.07
14.28
15.57
1
Wisconsin Fund Inc.
—
12.79
13.83
1
6.15
Ntnv
Bid
3%s^
Brass
Can
Northspan
1975
5s
England
6.65
99
5s Aug.
94.28
95.4
His Oct.
Dated
Pacific
93
95
Pacific
94%
96
5%s
99%
—
Ferro
Corp 3ffes—,
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
:_1975
,
84
1976
83
,,1994
Tel 5%s
ww.,,1963
5%s
Uran
Gas
5s
2:
Petroleum
tvw
,,1991
105 3
b
105 3-i
79%
81%
112
1970
107
General Port Cement 5s,
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s WW..1982
Due
100
100
102
105
—1_ ,,1973
97
100
,,1989
99%
100%
5s, ,,1989
100%
101'4
Electric
Steel
_
p'as
__1969
84
86
1967
121
125
Southern
Tel
Southern
Bid
Ask
Kate
Gas
Power
5%s._,
,,1989
130
Sperry Rand 5%s
5%s, ,,1984
106%
Textron Ainer 5s
Underwood
Lowenstelri
(M»
61
Sons-
4%s
U
.1981
S2
83
ww
S
Corp 5%s
Industries
Westcdast
Trans
4%s
5%s,__:
Ask
4-60
99.23
4-60
99 24
99.28
4%':;
8-13-59
5-
2-60
99.28
4%%
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.23
99.27
4.65s
9-H-59
6-
1-60
99.26
4%%'
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
99.25
99.29
5*/4%
10-1-59
7-
5-60
100.5
100.9
11-
8-
1-60
10O
100.4
100.1
wi
2-59
5,
November
12,
1959
November
19,
1959
December
1959
27,
December
10,
99.922
February 18,
99.863
February 25, I960,,,—
99.781
99.799
March
3,
99.724
99.746
March
10,
99.662
99.689
March 17,
99.594
1959,
February 11, I960
99.851
—
1959
3.
Bid
99.977
99.913
1
1959
99.613
March
22r I960,',—,,—
98.878
—'
I960,,
98.794
-
1960
1959
December
22,
1959
99.549
99.569
March
24,
24,
1959
99.523
99.545
March
31,
1960
99.459
99.484
December
31,
1959
14,
15,
103%
January
21,
1960
February 4, 1960
95
97
,,1971
105
7.
April
14.
I960,,
April
15.
1960
98.052
98.098
99.193
April
21.
1960
97.939
97.986
99.121
April 28,
99.041
June
98.956
:
April
99.201
99.031
1960
28,
;—
99.285
99.111
1960
1971
98.982
July
106
^
FOOTNOTES
1970
87
92
*No
1988
69
92%
New
par
value,
York
98.371
98.352
98:271
99.178
1960
January
98.312
98.229
99.189
1960
126
98.585
98.508
98.339
99.274
7,
January
105
98.748
98.661
98.470-
1960
December
98.824
98.628
.98.549
I960-,,,
17,
Ask
98.906
98.716
1960,1^
December
:
99.30
Yield Price
Ask
99.974
—
99:27
100
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Bid
123
—
Bid
4-
1-
104-%
—
Due
7-1-59
1-59
,,1982
—
Dated
4.45',
4-
103%
Calif
87.28
3.75 B
January
Tel-
&
5%-s
__
109
Bell
87.20
99.30
January
ww
,
•
1-59
201
Georgia
99%
—
101.2
12-
November
159
111%
1JM54
100.6
100.30
—
2-59
88
5s__— ,',1977
—
Pennsylvania Electric 5s
Phoenix
1.
88.28
100.2
19(54,
3-
November
91%
15.
88.20
3.75%
Ask
116
89
97.24
90.4
93.12
United States
Bonds—
91.8
89.28
l%s April 1, 1964
4*%s May 15, 1,964
11.20
Rate
;
93.26
91
1
Federal Intermediate Credit Banl Debentures
4.07 G
8.07
1
' nc
93
93.22
.
97.24
1963-,;.
_
;*3.73
99.30
97.20
97.20
98.28
Aug. 1, 1961
C
1%s Oct. 1, 1961-%
94
92.24
—
19 53
May 15.
1%S Oct. 1.
99.8
1961
4s
99.10
99.26
6.04
1
Wellington Fund
102%
19(53
f
Fund
lue—
Wall Street Investing Corp.
Washington Mutual
102%
15.
98.12
93.24
.,
Special Situations
Fund
98.8
99.16
11.13
3%s May
3*4S May
100.5
Ask
99.6
23rs Feb.
income Fund Shares.i
Culled Science Fund
1
13.99
1962
99.19
8.26
Fund
92%
point
a
1962
99.17
7.56
Lid—1
15.
I960—,,..
I960—,1
Fund.--.]
Canada
89%.
94 3i
Bid
99.4
100.3
4%s Aug. 15. 1960
l%s Oct. 1, 1960.
l%s April 1, 1961
Funds
Feb.
of
.
98.22
13.96
Culled Continental
98%
(Continued 1—
1900
April
12.84
Fund
-
1959
1
—
32nds
more
or
1,
Nov.
6.52
inc
90%
%
91%
15.
Treasury Notes—
.
5.97
Aceiimnlaleil
99%
93-'%
1972-1967,,.
1%« April 1. 1962
4s Aug. 15. 1962
l%s Oct, 1, 1962
3%s Nov. 15, 1962,,
Century Growth lny,
I'liiuib
100.5
99.26
1960
15,
7.13
Culled
one
Maturity—
99.26
May
6.51
Jiumt
<Iv
97%
1971,
Treasury Notes
3%s Feb. 15,
4s
International
—...
represent
Ask
3%s Feb. 15. I960
lc
Twentieth
•
after decimal point
Figures
12.55
15.86
Tov.iisond
94.28
97%
Certificates ol' Indebtedness—
27.45
FtiniJ
94.20
97%
Maturity—
a37.19
1
Funu
4
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
39
1
luvestuieiii
97
98 3
1969
1963
17.45
IVlevjMuH-liloeltonics fund'.—-1
Sterling
15,
1965
16.09
i
& Farnhiun
Balanced
July
10.
14.42
14.67
In res to is—
Roe
4%s
12.57
15.92
—4
rut
stale Street Investment
97.4
10.74
11.50
1
By Fund—
Southwestern Investors
96.28
1963,,:,
11,
100.28
12,
4%s
1
jiiwicnolders Trust of Boston
Smith
National
135
97%
93%
Nov.
4%s
__
a9.84
Shares
March
.,
1962,.
13,
3%s
three-for-one spl't
Selected
%s
I960
4%s June
split
Scudder Stevens & Clark
Common Stock Fund-
111%
110 %
92%
96;%
13.52
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Gas
91%
12.51
109%
100%
93
Scudder Fund of Canada
25c
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund—
Mueller
99%
1963
1969
100%
100
90%
98.8
— 100:6
100
1966
20,
Philadelphia
.
98%
1,
4%s March
Ask
Gas—
5%s
98.8
97.24
—
1962
100.20
10,
Security Issues
59*2
99
98
—
99.18
98.24
1961—,,
1962
Aug.
99.26
99.12
1961
100%
58
20,
lt
4%s
99.14
99.22
1960
2%s June 1, 1960
3%s April 3, 1961—,,
5.20s
.Bonds—
20.
100.3-
99.10-
—
3%s Dec. 10. 1959,,——,,:
%%s-March lOu/iooof,.
5.30s April 11, 1960 ,'—
9.45
13.3;1
Nov.
April
11,
12.23
0.00
,J
Sept.
Wellington Equity Fund
11.97
;
1960
1960
5%S
Inc
11.81
|
1960
1.
7.61
Shares
11.18
lc
1,
7.00
Dist
10.79
lc
Feb.
3%s Feb.
1
Quarterly
lc
Fund
2%s
1968
Investors Fund Inc.—:
Institutional
5s
5,
lp0.7
Bonds—
100.2
Jan.
100.1
100.1
Bank
20.
13.74
Institutional Income Fund
11.65
Land
March
Fund-lc
Growth
Insur
9.50
1963——
99.30
100 3
May 2.
12.50
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
/
—
15,
Federal
100.2
'
■
•
3%s
8.97
Lul
Eanl;
April
Ask
100
1960
'
4%s
,
Shares
Institutional
42%
29 r«
point
a
100.13
100.9
.
1.
-
99.18
2.80
8.21
1960
'
99.4
Value Line
2.50
Inc-f-1
Boston
Incorporated. Li'.eslors,—4,„„,1
Institutional
40
27'!
100.1
99.31
15.
Feb.
•
99.10
Culled
funtL—J
Income
99.27
99.31
July
3'b.s
11.27
99.23
.
98.28
5.55
H25.84
—
Incorporated
51%
the
5%s April 4, 1960
99.29
:
5.40s
4%s
100.2
99.25
1960
5.02
Hay dock Fund Inc.— ——1
'
,17.57
99.28
99.31
„
23,
Culled
1
Income Foundation
28%
Bid
99.20
99.25
1960
of
Aug.
21.07
10c
1960—
32nds
more
or
3%s
19.20
20.45
99.24
1960
15,
one
4s June
—
Income Fund
32
27
Banks for Cooperatives—
4%s Dec. 1. 1959—
15.55
11.53
18.64
H-C7—
Series 1I-BA,
48'i
29'a
Ask
18.41
'
■
83%
<
.10
2
14.31
12.07
7.95
_lc
Guardian Mutual Fund
Ham ill on
10.46
Inc—_3
Inc—1
-
Growth Industry Shares
80*»
—,,2
16.94
6.51
9.55
,_lc
Utilities
-r
9%
27%
...
1
2.38
5.93
lc
Railroad Stock shares——-lc
Steel shares
:
—lc
Tobacco
8%
25)2
2.50
Co
—
Fire
5714
2
,-5
—
in
Co
_J
7.01
shares———lc
Petroleum
RR
shares—
1
Putnam Growth Fund
14.36
Merchandising
i.
z.d0
Fund
Ex
Fully Administered shares—lc
5.98
16.03
Growth Stock—
Puritan
15.
15.
March
Bid
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
Fund Inc
7.57
shares-
5.47
al4.41
10.34
Luc
(T Rowe)
I960—
April 15, 1.960
5%8 May 16, 1960 wi^
5s June 15, 1960
Inc—
tvyo-for-one
Fund
_1
.—1
Inc
Fund
Putnam
1
Corp
General Investors Trust
Chemical
City of N Y.
Banks—
4.65s
Corp
Fund
Street
Pioneer
2.04
J
Automobile
4%s
Loan
15.
4%s Feb.
10.66
Perm Square Mutual Fund——_
—1
——
—
Capital
4%s
14.40
10.40
2.73
~
General
14.76
13.32
5.98
series——lc
Inc
13.51
1
4.74
Securities
Feb.
1
_•
—
Jan.
1
2.50
—lc
scries
"Preferred stock
Inc,,
Fund—-
street
4.33
Funds Inc—
Fundamental Investors
futures
Shares
William
Oppenlieimer
•
Inc.,
13.52
Home
3.80s
X5.45
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc——10c
,
Insurance
108
_,8
Y>
_-3
Westchester
Figures after decimal point represent
Federal
Chemistry &
Electronics
One
12.52
1
18.09
'Common stock
54
Obligations of Government Agencies
.
.]
Fund
Over-Thc-Counter
Securities Fund Inc
17.29
Custodian
Nucleonics
17%
12.18
IO.jT
fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc„1
Franklin
U S Life
99
,,10
9.57
8.43
1
England FundYork Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
20.32
20.11
Id
—
Fund
of Amer.,
Fidelity & Guaranty
4%
4%
94 'a
New
Mutual
(N
31
29%
103
,10
U S Fire
—10
6.91
X8.76
1
Series.—
6.32
.1
Series.——
Growth
24.02
Florida
Co
Ins
40%
—2 '
I
Ins
8%
413«
38
8.80
—1
United
9
4.54
1
1
Financial
50%
n
8%
Life
65
"
38
: ,10
preferred
—
5%
,10
Marine,
&
4%
,10
.,—
U S
—
—
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)__,
Travelers Insurance Co
80%
Co
(Fla)
6.26
.1
Fund—
Fund Inc
181
Steam Boiler
11.84
3.24
New
Energy
Springfield. Fire
,50c
.1
—
23.70
Stock Fund-
,
21.11
2.95
Electronics Investment Corp—1
.
19.51
12.95
21.00
Howard—
&
Balanced
1
2.50
—25c
Shares..
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
Balanced Scries
10.14
-
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Nation
Shares-
E
Dividend
9.37
X9.25
Co
Accident
Insurance,
Y).
Seaboard Surety Co —
Security (New Haven)
65%
40»«
3.85
75%
22%
59
37%
3.54
72
2034
76%
23%
—1
68
63..'.
,10
—
55%
36%
of beneficial interest
69'I-
65
—5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co— .10
80r! 4
.10
,10
10.60
75
42%
4
Insurance
&
13%
"39%
Y—_,12%
Indemnity Co
9.66
Insp
*
12
;l
2.50
Ft.
American
Hartford
47%
37%
Pacific.Insurance Co of N Y
Investment Fund Inc—1
814.14
46%
44
34%
Peerless Insurance Co,—
3%
Mutual
Shares Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
43J%
,2.50
—
49%
Insurance..
C>
38%
Corp class A——5
Amsterdam
Casualty—,—2
Hampshire Fire—
10
40
15.07
(D
19%
36%
North
68
52
Government Employees Ins
(DO—
—.,4
Ins
112%
18%
5
Northern
% 58%
5
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls —"—1
23.03
108%-
Ins,—.10
1
136
.10
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C>, ,„1'
5
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa )_„
14.74
21.30
65
130
common.
Fire——,
13 *»
GO-%
,
134'
3%
64
_i
Accident
«fc
33%
12
-—10
—10
Northeastern
67%
.——4
(Bait)—,
Line Inc.
152
w
Manufacturers—.4
Union
23Va
373
355
30%
Nationwide
New
21%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J
.1.25
Employers Group Assoc—
—" :
Employers Reinsurance Corp ,5
13.94
35
/
128
a43.29
13.63
Old
National
"
Co
19.61
,
6.44
Life
Natl
i9"'»
New
12.44
13.27
Narl
24%.
.
IS'V
Insurance Co——r..——5
2
58*2
21%
Life ,:,,.
17 %
Xll.38
17.98
Merchants
45 *»
914
5
American Surety Co.——
Bankers & Shippers,—
13.22
16 %
lO'A
42
Rc-insurance
X6.39
.
Ins
Bonding.
;—5
Indemnity <fc Life Ins—i_5
5
18.18
34%
26
(Jacksonville Pla)-2%
Co..,,
10
18.00
32%
2V»
Gulf Life
Vegli Investing Co Inc—l
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund:
1
De
5%
—1
314
Hanover
8.14
5%
24(a
Corp—..,1
(Wash D Cl—.l
(Galveston)-— .1
16.72
7.44
Fund
Income
Inc—,1
Mercury
12.90
1
Dividend
53%
234
Amer
11.80
—
23%
50%
225
—
American Investors
Xl*k47
Inc
66%
23%
9.99
3
Fund
25%
*.
21%
Va,.L„-10
10
Casualty
Mutual Income Foundation Fd-1
■
Inc
Western Investment
•
Heritage Life Ins—.
Mutual
B
Series
Crown
of
Life
63
21%
,1.1
Inc
Co
National
Ask
23%
-
15.95
Automation
&
.—"
Government
of beneficial interest—1
Units
Co
Lisurance
(Jacksonville Fla)
Stock
33 Vic
85%
Amer
Life Fund—
Missiles-Jets
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
lnt_33y30
beneficial
82*4
Fidelity te Casualty .5
$1.25 conv preferred*—5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co 1
Trust
Fund Juc————
20%
Inc
Investors
Investors
Mass
17.49
1
Fund
of
shares
& Stock
Bond
Transport
Massachusetts
—10
American
3.87
Special Investment shares—lc
shares—
—lc
10.57
9.74
Fund Inc—...
Commonwealth
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va,.>„_5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm),,2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
64)4
Insurance
Bid
Par
igi
61
Aetna Life
2.82
shares———lc
Ask
173
14.62
s^ares-lc
shares——-——~lc
shares.
:
-lc,
& Surety,—10
Co._,
—.10
X9.15
shares—lc
Industries
Petroleum
■
1
Inc
U-smgion Trust Fund——25c
Lexington Venture Fund——-1
Llie Insurance investors Inc-—1
9.49
,
Christiana
Fund
,
9.58
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker F'und———1
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
10.32
Ltd---——-.
—1
1
Income Fid Stocks)
i
S-3
Funu—
.
(Thei
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—l
(lilgh-Grude Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
Lazard
17.77
Concord
(DiscounL Bondsi
K-I
8.40
7.74
14.02
Composite
17.29
B-4
15.03
Ltd
Fund Inc
Composite
23.75
15.85
14.02
1
Investment
1
7%
21.77
B-2
18.05
1
Fund
24.78
8.21
Ltd—
Canadian
23.74
13.48
General
(1954)
a23.91
Bonds)
1
»Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds),
1
14.02
7.51
California Fund Inc.
Canadian
Mutual Fund—1
Custodian Funds—
America
<Invest: lent
B-l
4,84
12.90
12.40
Fund
Canada
American
8.99
—1
Street
Bullock
Agricultural
35.99
of
Co
Fund inc——
K-2
Boston Fund Inc-—
Broad
12.48
35.28
0.22
8.27
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Ltd——
Canada
11.48
——-A
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
Blue Ridge
12.44
5.08
5.20
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'' Inc—1
Axe-Hough ton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Eiect'nfcs Corp_lc
11.38
Keystone
1.75
1.59
Casualty
Insurance
Johnston
38*4
35 %
Aetna
Aetna
ibtei
9.00
8.84
Inc—1
Fund
Fund Trust-—-—
Devel Mut Fund Inc__1
Associated
5.33
11.74
Ii-3
al4.91
Research & Development. ♦
Amer
4.58
4.29
1
1
4.88
10.74
ttubiiuicee
Investment
Bid
Par
1
fnvestment Trust of Boston-—1
Investors Research Fund
.-1
8.18
American Business Shares
fund Inc
Insurance Companies
Ask
i.u
lull
2.34
7.50
rutin
Bid
I'ar
Mutual Funds—
Ask
1959
30
Mutual Funds
Bid
Far
Mutual Funds—
Monday, November 2
.
Stock
a
FOR
Net asset value,
Exchange,
t New
22,
15.
1960—
I960
1960
yield price,
x
98.041
98.168
98.087
97.854
w
97.904
97.062
97.081
96.807
i
1960
OVER-THE-COUNTER
b Bid
stock,
98.125
-
96.836
ISSUES
d Ex-rights, k Admitted to listing on the
Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
190
Number 5895
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1875)
the course of bank clearings
Bank
of the
show
based
us
increase compared with
an
a
year ago.
week Ended Oct. 24
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 31, clearings for
all cities of the United States
for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 15.1 % above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals
stand at
$25,927,607,119 against $22,526,892,002 for the^ same week in 1958.
At this
center there is a gain for the week
ending Friday of 21.0%. Our comparative sum¬
mary for the week
follows:
Pennsylvania—Altoona
York
:
1959
1,173.922,083
+
2.8
1,040,000,000
+
1.3
858,999,998
782,692,646
+
9.7
477,443,189
473,094,336
+
0.9
414,200,000
379,100,000
,+
654,105,172
Francisco
738,985,000
Pittsburgh
430,705,021
559,226,837
374,214,949
_
469,957,233
619,040,7^6
______
Cleveland
five
days
cities,
five
days
Total
all
cities,
ends
379,312,069'
(11
$24,920,673,667 $21,605,594,705
1,006,933,452
all
$25,927,607,119
cities for week-
of
next
week.
for
We
the
$22,526,892,002
week
there
was
week in 1958.
8.0%
and
as
appear
the week
in
the
below,
of
15.2%, the aggregate clearings for
We
group
we
note that in the
expansion of 23.4%, in the Boston
an
In the
and in
District
of
9.3%.
The
Chicago Reserve District has managed
enlarge its totals by 8.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 12.9% and the Minne¬
apolis Reserve District by 6.9%.
an
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
improvement of 3.6%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 13.3%
and
San
in the
....
.
we
6,289,360
18,018,030
+ 50.5
14,893,481
15,593,83a
11,969,355
+ 24.0
1,210,634,560
14,117,361
337,967,679
663.631,789
308,603,311
617,346.478
69,959,700
16,349,888
12.842,947
furnish
a
-
summary
'
.
■'"
.
by Federal Reserve Districts:
rj, ■
SUMMARY
OF
•
BANK
3.2
+
3,543,551
15,665,495
17,252,93&
1,092,141,137-
1,338,368,54T
+ 31.4
12,674,854
15,940,943*
9.5
288,369,989
7.5
598,685,541
277,963,220
587,111,28a
66,200,400
5.7
55,146,100
53,084,700
16,490,068
0.9
13,618,580
12,557,880
2.3
14.312,132
13,681,966?
420,064,418
"
cities")
450,385,894
6.7
468,556,493
448,969,940
1.485,701,392
3.6
1,451,363,689
1,409,905,815-
5,142,522
V.
'
+
•'+
13,153,764
18,180,000
276,694,250
+ 16.0
4,748,729
7
3,991,79a
+ 21.0
19,071,686
20,199,384.
2.9
236,650,887
+
10,319,127
_
+ 21.5
6,471,077
383,016,121
142,824,631
+
3.6
347,339,929
362,717,488
144,637,300
cities)
8,491,733
396,952,904
_
233,487,442?
6,923,71?
+
1.3
138,618,729
117,240,150
863,857,028
;
Columbia—Washington
(6
4,434,911
21,998,206
284,806,969
ZZ
___
Carolina—Charleston
833,641,646
+
3.6
752,901,037
744,559,974*
]
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
37,296,894
Nashville
32,594,110
175,320,751
152,785,827
438,800,000
444,700,000
7,387,765
.
Georgia—Atlanta
5,894,164
Augusta
Macon
ZZ_.
6,864,491
6,667,150
293,619,596
Alabama—Birmingham
274,396,290
267,789,718
278,639,173
17,416,353
724,531
16,530,843
689,876
312,167,142
224,5^2,677
1,563,993,813
1,430,833,538
.
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans—,
(10 cities).
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
.+ 14.4
30,995,921
28,776,679-
+14.8
131,386,588
1.3
416,500,000
130,143,320
389,200,00(1
+ 25.3
5,305,225
6,006,215
—
«
1
j
j
j
f
+
3.0
+
9.6
6,111,724
231,352,204
209,124,046
1.5
j
—
224,749,552
229,458,918
+
5.4
14,697,907
13,452,094
j
\
+
6.0
597,790
689,63a
j
+ 39.0
230,609,020
222,309,52^
j
9.3
1,292,305,931
+
6,007,461
1,235,168,897
District—Chicago—
Arbor
3,180,087
Rapids
Lansing.
Wayne—
9.2
17,984,900
4.2
9,780,822
8,202,573
+ 28.0
15,924,365
10,056,016
78,637,000
+ 25.1
77,697,000
9,781,921
4,046,273
+
17.5
145,485,967
+
9.1
9,856,301
4,039,303
136,073,861
7,685,474
+17.1
6,572,470
51,062,889
+ 15.1
42,308,305
21,964,099
Illinois—Bloomington
12,394,168
9.4
9,400,739
9,002,204
58,782,871
City
12,442,270
90,287,000
158,723,834
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
19,825,897
+10.8
14,841,934
1,614,582
1,580,369
1,293,284,003
1,201,147,696
7,109,693
7,455,993
17,495,801
13,272,953
.
Chicago
Total
> /
___—
CLEARINGS
2.2
6,856,990
41,333,953
15,623,085-
1,423,001
1,507,095
1,068,277,744
7.7
1,095,523,925
7,537,461
15,683,283
+ 11.6
15,509,192
13,984,230"
10,014,785
+„32.5
10.344.57&
7,741,956
+ 16.6
9,967,694
7,204,707
X,,755,786,930
1,615,158,850
4
cities)"—
(17
+
.4,008,283
117,736,959«
9,024,595
—
Springfield
+
4.6
'
Peoria
j
17,758,920-
+
11,764,887
4,754,493
___________________
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
•
2,019,446
+
+ 37.3
98,806,000
South Bend
Sioux
2,547,407
17,508,132
11,483,033
11,963,774
Indianapolis
Terre
2,307,094
19,118,689
Grand
Rockford
following
6,152,215
1,539,367,646
~
Decatur
Francisco Reserve District of 7.6%.
In the
+ 12.9
18,551,225
Indiana—Fort
Philadelphia Reserve District of 3.2%.
to
6,460.663
7.1%, the bank clearings
the cities according to the
Cleveland and Richmond Reserve Districts the totals register a
gain of 3.6%
the Atlanta Reserve
3,876,593
«—
+15.1
$27,133,190,950 against $23,556,012,061 in the
New York Reserve District the totals record
District of
1.9
Virginia—Huntington
District of
present further
we
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
Reserve
0.8
+
14,843,059
.
Maryland—Baltimore
of the previous week—the week ended
increase of 24.1%.
an
5,717,57a
0.2
+,
1,249,533,994
.
__Z_ZZZIZZ!I''
ZZZZZZZZ
zzzzzz ::
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_
(7
9.3
+
today, inasmuch
Outside of this city there was a gain of
showing
3,404,410
+
7,098,275
3,631,354
27,115,468
Mobile
increasl
an
3,932,205
6,483,397
4,937,968
Florida—Jacksonville
the whole country having amounted to
at this center
cities)
Richmond
by the foregoing will
them
statement, however, which
rlsults
4,190,79a
1,277,000, OOO
7,291,176
Virginia—Norfolk
not available at time of going to press.
are
1,742,073-
3,853,339
1,031,000,000
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
able to give final and complete
For that week
covered
furnish
cannot
1,683.589
1.8
2.3
7,157,320
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh ZIZIIZIII
+15.3
921.297,297
__
+ 11.0
—
4,949,229
*""**
I
Youngstown
+15.8
————
1,966,384
••■3,700.000
ZZZZZZZiZZZZZZZ,
L.
coiumbus
1.3
4,606,486,495
.___
In the elaborate detailed
same
+
Jersey—Trentcn_
Cleveland
+15.2
day.
Accordingly, in the above the
Oct. 24.
5,082,859
1,148,000,000
2,182,306
+ 10.7
—
$16,999,108,210
_
Saturday and the Saturday figures
we are
4,991,045
1,174,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
8.4
—
_ZZ__—5,334,666,260
Complete and exact details
issue
1,853,711
.
Total
our
2,700.494
York
Cincinnati
9.3
$19,586,007,407
___;_
_.
cities, five days—
one
Total
in
—28.4
~
Wilkes-Barre
South
All
1,758,946
IZZIZZ
ZZZZZZ
I
Scranton
West
cities,
Other
1,259,294
Chester
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
Baltimoi'e
Ten
1,780,291
+.13.0
______
Louis
San
$
ZZZIZZ
Mansfield
City
1956
$
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
1,054,000,000
Boston
Kansas
.
1,900,329
21.0
+
1,206,414,161
,
Philadelphia.
St,
1958
$13,412,004,353 $11,087,697,834
...
...
1957'
or
+ 19.5
Ohio—Canton
Chicago
Inc.
Dec. lb
1,710.726
TELEGRAPH
Week Ending Oct. 31—
$
2,045,097
Bethlehem
Total
BY
19J8
$
New
CLEARINGS- -RETURNS
New
District—Philadelphia1959
Clearings this week will
liminary figures compiled by
Third Federal Reserve
4Y
+
—
+
8.7
7,060,416-
6,273,374
1,472,202,451 '
1,418,522,772
(
1959
Week Ended Oct. 24—
J
1st Boston
2nd New
$
—
6th Atlanta
10
—
-
—17
—
11,643,372,768
1956
$
8.0
866,039,845
901,919,607
+ 23.4
10,881,283,014
10,694,032,855
+
1,338,368,547
+
3.6
1,451,363,689
3.6
752,901,037
744,559,974
9.3
1,292,305,931
1,210,634,560
+
1,485,701,392
833,641,646
1,563,993,813
1,430,833,538
+
1.755,786,930
1,615,158,850
+
920,222,849
815,214,931
+
12.9
1,472,202,451
771,521,332
796,012,241
797,000,298
745,493,067
+
6.9
631,970,519
1,418,522,773
612,371,149
Minneapolis
809,459,786
781,485,908
+
3.6
665,871,491
646,020,621
St.
Total
7
—
City
9
__
11th Dallas
6
__
12th San Francisco
10
—
______
We
add
now
a
"
Ninth Federal Reserve
719,218,230
634,671,007
1,477,390,258
1,372,531,465
+ 13.3
565,795,204
524,523,917
7.6
1,277,068,558
1,267,095,943
II
+
27,133,190,950
23,556,012,061
+ 15.2
21,720,464,208
12,323,945,887
+
7.1
11,261,522,090
11,293,774,297
detailed
statement showing
the figures for each
city for the
1959
$
;
1958
$
Inc. or
1957
Dec. lb
$
1956
$
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Bedford
2,647,282
6,752,733
830,706,717
6.8
+
728,787,721
762,065,774
4,007,313
+10.3
4,013,236
—19.3
1,837,328
2,449,591
4,282,771
3,829,000
15,833,313
+
14,998,028
13,545,951
51,720,054
423,006,350
9,864,60C
409,790,435
4.5
161,994,271
155,068,628
14,376,783
+
3.5
10,895,703
10,638,158
4,275,636
8,060,572
8,567,089
20,822,978
797,000,298
745,493,067
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
—
+16.7
4,915,264
1,156,307
9,592,261
760,755
206,870,252
.
Kansas—Topeka
200,183,814
11,562,745
35,229,009
City
Joseph.
6,595,892
36,022,643
519,824,704
Wichita
Colorado—Colorado
506,609,380
15,139,795
15,416,222
7,234,745
Total
Springs_l
cities)
(9
6,708,686
6,876,032
15,191,756
15,227,572
+
6.9
631.970,519
612.371,143
+
8.9
946,067
5,425,061
809,459,786
629,962
543,521
8.316.918
7,737,383
3.3
170,198,048
157,768,087
+
+ 75.3
2.2
6.698.919
26,466,675
+
2.6
433,152,138
+
1.8
13,619,770
—
41,491,443
+10.7
11,617,755
11,400.929-
Fort
36,130,078
Galveston
+24.7
37,258,987
Texas—Austin
25,917,191
4.3
19,334,094
22,624,616
36,405,116
+21.5
31,610,800
4,442,018
2,964,646
+49.8
3,504,837
2,846,769
1,066,498,918
937,272,929.
8.0
866,039,845
901,919,607
—
+
5,842,994
665,871,491
646;020,621
781,485,908
+
3.6
+
14,921,439
Wichita
20.9
11,789,529
9,203,003
549,622,188
+ 13.4
486,851,878
446,027,954
50,685,547
Worth
12,346,403
623,524,355
Dallas
45,332,941
+ 11.8
39,784,480
40,689,050
6,903,000
8,124,779
7,928,588
15,059,110
12,758,887
,719,218,230
634,671,007
+13.3
565,795,204
524,523,917
0.5
209,952,064
198,984,103
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Elrnira
38,233,267
148,588,085
4.5
24,488,096
145,856,840
131,742,837
2,967,576
—10.3
2,655.524
2,668.330
3,277,713
+10.6
2,693,536
2,852,068
13,938,775,603
11,232,066,174
+24.1
10,458,942,118
10,294.728.042
49,941,424
41,842,545
+19.4
37,096,071
36,484,386
27,349,970
27,571,814
0.8
26,424,932
6,682,000
+
3.3
2.5
7,313,000
7,710,189
8,312,000
+
+18.0
12,346,128
13,764,840
.
Connecticut—Stamford
fa)
Jersey—Newark
70,776,661
—
—
(9
cities)
_____
227,600,950
——
226,378,840
+
6,873.510
6,876,017
0.1
6,639,785
5,198,200
Oregon—Portland
260,048,458
226,402,372
+ 14.9
200,710,366
186,519,343
Utah—Salt
118,215,616
108,399,400
+
9.1
100,548,007
91,303,074
Lake
City
California—Long Beach
__
—
91,766,193
+
14,371.361.200
11.643.372.768
3.3
"36,000,000
—
Barbara
65,607,955
6.9
83,194,875
10.881.283,014
10,694,032,855
(40
total
cities)
665,578,166
17,089,765
693.137,045
23,600,402
25,456,331
26,352,357
8,819,094
+ 19.2
17,415,783
+ 12.4
1,477,390,258
•_
(108 cities)
24,471,152
17,559,487
6.5
-
'
1,372,531,465
+
+ 22.0
8,815,234
'
6.440,545-
13,378,125
17,600,294
7.6
1,277,068,558
1,267,095,943
27,133,190,950
23,556,012,061
+ 15.2
21,720,464,208
21,588,502,339
13,194,417.347
12,323,945,887
+
7.1
11,261.522.090
11,293.774.297
+
76,408,569
-f 23.4
Grand
28,430,993
+ 12.3
706,519,101
28,683,481
10,510,795
Jose
Santa
Stockton
+ 10.6
18,102,113
752,348,621
19,570,788
San
__
30,018,343
20,323,902
Francisco
36,071,137
65,472,971
33,214,137
Pasadena
San
Total
fa)
73,218,263
98,129,025
New Jersey
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Outside
Total
6,527,070
22,981,435
Rochester
Syracuse—,
cities)-—
Yakima
22.946,147
2,661,202
____
York
f6
.
+73.2
3,624,556
_____
Northern
22,074,405
141,869,492
—
Jamestown
Total
Washington—Seattle
/
Buffalo
25,211,140
+ 33.4
31,613,500
York—Albany
9,442,205
•
425,437,64?
13,279,571
5,277,202
3,834,405
15,535,831
24,810,080
cities)
1,323,865
+ 35.5
+ 15.0
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
3,422,700
15,237,634
44,218,900
(12
4,905,715
5.9
—11.3
—
City—
1,258,992
1,030,407
11,032,710
Omaha
1.2
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
9,258,489
9.0
+
4,990,247
cities).
(7
+11.8
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
New
3.1
+
192,914,800
4,029,526
2,942,900
Haven
Total
New
8,589,716
495 946,065
6,741,306
16,023,799
.
Connecticut—Hartford
New
2,662,020
2,376,305
Worcester
New
+19.2
+24.3
4,420,141
_
Y
Springfield
Rhode
3,327,953
6,301,386
887,408,195
River
2,587,700
8,320,667
18,468,601
_
i
Total
St.
3,968,425
Massachusetts—Boston
New
!
Montana—Billings
Missouri—Kansas
7,830,202
—
Lowell
796,012,241
14,382,609
Dakota—Fargo
Hastings
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Fall
2,885,269
771,521,332
540,772,155
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended Oct. 24
Portland
+15.4
+12.9
201,506,447
,____
—
Paul
Lincoln
at—
Maine—Bangor
3,245,227
815,214,931
21,588,502,339
13,194.417,347
week ended October 24 for four years:
Clearings
203,817,127
185,007,414
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
North
it
_108 cities
our
404,600,000
177,593,277
it
New York City_
Outside
382,300,000
208,742,786
920,222,849
,
Helena
Total
6.0
u
4
9th Minneapolis
+
+ 13.2
+ 28.5
3,744,488
cities
(4
"
Louis
420,000,000
212,788,965
179,180,739'
230,221,800
1,235,168,897
8.7
445,300,000
240,956,561
1
1,409,905,815
+
Louis
863,857,028
>i
1,092,141,137
Missouri—St.
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,539,367,646
:
3.2
'*
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,249,533,994
7
—
6
__Z
7th Chicago
987,272,929
14,371,361,200
$
<<
11
4th Cleveland
1957
a
9
—
5th Richmond
10th Kansas
Inc. or
Dec. 'lb
$
1,066,498,918
York
3rd Philadelphia
8th St.
1958
New
iat
York
City
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
"Estimated.
j
45
(1876)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, November 2, 1959-
...
.
^Vv
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve
debs,
'
countries of the world.
BY
OCTOBER
FEDERAL
23,
1959
RESERVE
BANK
TO OCTOBER
29,
TO
1959
1
.Dec
1
Natural
Illinois
-Nov'
1
1229
1
.Nov
1
1343
stock,'series A„
-Nov
•
1977_.
due June 1,
debentures
Texas
:—
'
Transcontinental.Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
TREASURY
UNDER
ACT
TARIFF
6',8 %
1930
OF
1978
due
debentures
,
:
ENTIRE' ISSUES CALLED
INCLUSIVE
Date
Company and Issue—
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon
for" Cable Transfers In
Buying Rate
Friday
Monday
Oct. 26
Oct. 27
$
,
.-,0121872
——
Australia, pound
.00311275
——.
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
.00311275
.0121233
2.234990
.0385265
.0199870
.0199890
1.056510
.210475
.210475
.00311000
.00311275
*
.210475
.00311275
.00203725
.00203740
.00203737
.00203720
.239490
.239570
.239600
.239625
.210100
.210075
.210075
2.805275
2.804920
.210125
'
2.806750
2.806500
.00161050
•
.00161050
.00277552
-
+---
.00277552
.00277682
.00203640
.328050
.328033
.328000
.327966:
.0300560
.0800560
.0800560
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
.264755
.264755
.26472C
.264700
—-
2.778960
2.778712
2.7775C0
2.777148
——
.140212
.140187
.140166
.140168
.497700
.497700
.497700
.497700
.0349700
.0349600
.0349375
.0349500
•
,—„
.0166065
of
United Kingdom,
.328000
.0166065
.0166065
.0166005
.193212
.193212
.230116
.230008
.230050
2.796014
2.794794
2.794440
2.795317
2.806750
2.80G500
2.805275
2.804920
2.805800
Final
-
preferred
1959
i
Gold, certificate account™
Oct. 21,
1959
notes
18,241,643
948,163
reserves
19,189,806
Redemption fund for F. R.
;—
29iJc
27i4c
28!aC
30c
11-14
11-14
10-30
11-14
prefe'drdds't-iduar;)__—_-—3V/4C
31 tic
preferred A (quar.)_:—!—_—_——_
i ^ll-14
11-14
10-30
>10-30,*
+
Total
investments
and
adjusted}
Commercial
certificate
notes of
other banks-
U, 43.
+
outright—
22,538
adjusted}
+
—
2,362,950
10,506.993
:
S.
.
loanB
and
>
f
991,340
11,000,298
+
11,000,298
premises
Bales
S.
991,340
+
68>655
+'
•
t
Common
(quar.)
13
—
112
+
4%
512
+
1,712
+
_j;
—,
V '
228
173
+
IOJ
etc.
3,705
38
t
1,624
+
15
t
686
+
15
commercial banks—
loans
:
—
724
—
12,510
.
loans
15
1,040
—6,087
+
831
■'
-
—746,970
17,200
•
5.210
+
1,084
.,.+
;
9
.
\
year
1,492
to
5
5
years__
16,947
Cash
1,111,918
with
—634,098
vault
Other
in
+
Federal
Banks
Reserve
domestic
banks
assets/liabilities
136,228
+
+
18,403,372
acct.
Foreign
536,238
313,743
327,533
+
566,869
2,667
Demand
136,682
+
33,415
+
21,339
14,080
+
+
+
165,662
+
247,247
5,995
1—
—
19,580,886
4,459,714
37,003
51,583,375
+
383,853
868,410
accounts
,
&
capital, accts.
Ratio of gold
certificate reserves
to deposit and
F, R. note lia+
bilities combined
.,
225,822
53,061,460
+
107
,
+
+
Other
+
26,511
59,215
48,042
+
31,866
—634,098
+
+
0.2%
accept¬
,
12-15
11-20
2%
12»-15
—
703
__
-
'
11-1
10-20 $
11-
10-15/
c
•'
11-18
11-4"
12-"l
$1.16
—
933
li-13
10-15
From
others
Reserve
'
—
30,567
Banks
_
.
for
the
week
ended Oct. 21:
Increases of $1,040 million in
holdings of
Government securities and
$2,166 million in U. S.
U. S.
Government demand
deposits, and a decrease of $933
million in demand
deposits credited to domestic
banks.
Commercial and industrial
loans decreased
$156 mil¬
lion at all
reporting member banks. Loans for
purchas¬
ing
or
carrying U. S. Government
increased $337 million.
and
other
securities
+i
/i 1-13
12-
1
11-13
25c
12-
1
of
loans
to
domestic
commercial
438
banks
are
+
10-31
12-1
10-30
12-15
10-30-
10%-
Co
.
10c
11^
$1.50"
12-
.
+
Treasury bills increased $831 million and
Treasury notes and U. S. Govern¬
ment Loads-increased
$200 million.
securities decreased $79
million.
Holdings of "other"
.
,.
"Borrowings
of weekly
reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks
increased
$438 million and bor¬
2
-
.
10-20;
.
after
revised
$5
12-15
42V2C
12-1
10-30
3%
10- 9
11-
2
10-
35c
12-
1
11-5
1-15+60
1- 4
-
$1
_
(2-for-l stock -split )_i_.__+_
11+ 6
(quar.)__
12-
25c
(quar.)
Below will be found
including
and
stock
12-
1
those
called
under
sinking
The date indicates the redemption
ing tenders, and the
for
12-10
$1.75
1-
(quar.)_
12-21
or
Stock
redemption,
fund
Co.
&
(H.
Ltd.
S._). Company
Poly
&
6%
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
preferred
Powell
Inc.,
(quar.)__"
Port
15c
•
Corp., 8%
gold
Date
.
debentures
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR.—1st 4%' (2% fixed interest') series B bonds due
March 1, 1981
Nov
Page
•
4
1730
Regular
"/
Nov
3
1735
Company and Issue—
5.90%
Discount
of
1,
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc., 7%
Home
Tire
Rubber
Stores, Inc.,
Oil
6 la %
Co.,
Co.,
12-year
4
1976
—Nov
1
31
debs,
mtge. 3%%
:.
series
^
of
1950
1
Nov
,
1,
due Dec.
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—
1,
1977
3'.2%
series
V
1628
1420
Dec
1
1734
4.20%
15c
4.64%
preferred
Service
Co.
(s-a)
(quar,)_
of New
preferred
(quar.)
:
11- 2
.10-
12- 1
'
:
SI.16
of North
preferred
'
*
1959
year-end
1
11-13
-
11-14
7%c
-
10-30
10-30
10-30.
-1--1
,
35c
36c
(quar.)__
.1-1
11-14
11-15
-
—
.
.
distribution of
12-10-
55c
^
(quar.)
f
11-13
11-14
84c
"
2
Fund—
9
11-13
Carolina—
(quar.)—
Co.
—"
_
15
12+
.
1
$1.1211-14
Puget Sound Power & Light
Growth
12-
6
11-14
1
$1.05
$1.06(4
—
(quar.)_j
Gamble
12-
47%c
;
(quar.)
&
11-6
11-
11-25
Hampshire—
(quar.)
preferred
Procter
1
1-1
25c,
3.35%
Common
12-
.11-16',
1
30c
(quar.)
Public Service Co.
12-
}$2
(quar.)—
com.
11-16.
12-15
12-15
10c
4%-
of Colorado,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
Putnam
-
10-30;
8c
from
_
12-10;
'
10-23".
10-21-
in-
"
*
bonds
due
Nov.
vestment
-
mortgage bonds, 334%
mtge.
•
10-30
11-15
j
4%: preferred
•
series, due Dec. 1, 1966
Roman Catholic Bishop of Portland (Me.}—'
1st
1
*
971
1977-—."—Nov 23
Mississippi Valley Investment Co., Inc.— .
1st mtge. bonds dated
May 15., 1951, due May 15,1960—Nov
1st
dividend
Public Service Co.
,5.60%
Nov.
•
A,
1290
-
10-30
11--16
(quar.)—
4.50%
pfd. stock—Nov 15
Co.—
bonds,
Stock
Public
cumul.
Ltd.—
pipeline bonds due
Terminal
Page
cumul, preferred stock—Dec
%>'%
secured
Jacksonville
1st
&
Date
Georgia—
10-30
11-15
7V2C.
Inc.
Price Bros., Ltd.,
4Vi%
'
Co.
series 1956 due Nov.
6
10-16
11+15
Ordinary—•
new com.
(initial-quar.)
Pfince Gardner, Inc.
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
American
•
2 '"
7%c
—_
TENDERS
'
Concession
11-
lie
(quar.)__;
(quar.)
11-
11^ 6'
River
Prentice-Hall,
Company and Issue—
Asuncion
OF
1-29
12-21
12-21
25c
+.
common
Extra
NOTICE
10-30
2-15
50c
Industries,. Tnc/__:—
Talbot,
11-20
11-15
30c
(.quar.)
Pope
last date for mak¬
10-10
2%
Scale
Pogue
provisions.
(quar.)
1,
/Dec
1
*
1963——Nov
1
1566
'
11-27
12- 1
.
5%
dividend
Pneumatic
number gives the location in
page
Oil
11-27
12-21
37V2C
dividend—
12-10
10-16
-11+ 2
55c
—
2%
Standard Conduit
5
11-2
20%
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
:.
$1.75
Atwodd Mfg. (stock dividend)5%
Plymouth
;
11-17
I- 5
Plume &
called
.
11-17
$1.75
dividend
Pittsburgh
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
common
;
11-17'
dividend
Stock
10-22
-
1
12-1
$1.25
—_——
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)„
Fund Notices
9
$1.20
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
11- 2
$1.25 "
—
.
10-15
1-15
Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
"Oct/14 figures revised (New York District).
10-15
11- 2
preferred (quar.) -.—
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh
2
$1
-
$4.80
8;
11-
12/2C
-
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Pine Street Fund
deduc¬
July
97%c
"
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com.
shown gross.
form
preferred
11-20 *
4
"
.
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Co., common ( quar.)_:
107
and
--
5%
10
701
+
—
reporting
Hart
of
11-13
11-14
25c
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., com. (stock-div.)
360
$4
1959.
Firestone
the combined total of
*
1
}15c
-
*
——
566
—
23
.
1,196
tion of valuation reserves, individual loan items
tNot available on comparable basis,
preferred
following principal changes
•
12-
35c
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)—
Phillippine Long Distance Telephone
Phillips
Petroleum
(quar.)
62
1
—
715
„
+■
8,032
The condition statement
of weekly
reporting member
hanks ofHhe'Federal
Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the
11-13
35c
.
3.90%
504
—
15
+
1,519
—
————______——
Federal
2.6%
Condition Statement of Member
Ranks
2
.
,11- 2
"42- 1
__
.
———.
Gear
"
11-20
11-20
15c
(quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc.,
+ 1,526
1,111,918
1,019
11-20
12-' 1
37%c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
&
;
%
12-1
:
62,379
—
2,166
+
—
—
From
foreign
-correspondents
industrial loan
commitments
3,885
Stock
—
10-2
Co. (quar.) —
Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)—,—,
Stock
40.8%
11-.2
"
10-23
10-15
(quar.)/- $1.06
Sl.Oe'A
Quarterly
128
—
Borrowings:
994,326
+
—
deposits
—22
1,437
}Exclusive
In
60,805
demand
—
14,548
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Contingent '^liability on
ances
purchased for
Government
Time deposits:
Interbank
~
—586,163
adjusted
—
491
—
S.
deposits
33,625
'
Total deposits
Deferred
availability cash items
Other liabs.'dc accrued
dividends
11-2
57%P
58M>c
common
Machine
-
11-13
"10-23
11-16
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
1,350
—133,077
—404,174
—
—
10-30
12t.T
11- 2'
}$1.50
8%c
——
pfd.
'
'
U.
—173,751
—'
Circle Corp.
Stock
dividend
Perkins
48,421
11^13
}10c
Publishing
Peoples
LIABILITIES—
—
10-30
}45c
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Perfect
159
609
—
Penton
4
—
83
—
Voting
Non-voting
37
+
.220
—
3,172
:
47
—
2,789
.
.
341
—
11-2Q
Chemical Fibre—
Penobscot
386
—
615
+
1,206
with
assets—net
—3,239
79
12-15
10c
—
(quar.)-.
preferred
preferred
4.64%
21
—
13,581
4.25%
224
+
10,007
Chemical
1-1
12<*11
11-13
50c
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
45]
11-30
2%c
(quar.)—
,
..
.
20c
holders Oct. 27
yy—3,173
.
.
—
6,651
years—
securities
Reserves
-80,439
+
1
After
Other
306,049
+
201
—
.
+
+
$1
)
10-23
12-15
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
2-for-l split subject to approval of stock-
325
+
11-13
10r30
.
7V2C
—
tS.
Pennsalt
t
+
1L46
45c
——
-
12-31
.
——
+ 1,357
2,309
._
notes & U. 8. bonds maturing:
1
19
—
10-20
1
20c
,
preferred (quar.)_
s
4.68% convertible preferred (quar.)_—2—
Penn Fuel Gas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. t(quar.)_™
69
—
28,483
securities—total
.
(quar. )__„__
t
.
12-16
1-
Co.—
4.60%
556]
+
14,198
Government
Airways
Pipe Line
C.) & Co., 40c pfd. (quar.)__™
Parker Drilling (Canada)
Ltd. (s-a)
Penman's Ltd., common (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
Penn Fruit Co., common (quar.)
Stock dividend _!
.
93
+
•
12-22
11-16-
75c
Extra
14] 1
+
10-3Q 12- i "
-12-281
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—
Chemical'Co. (quar.)__'_.i
Parker
securities
personal finance,
World
Park Sheraton Corp.
562
+
85,
carrying:
or
■
y
5,294,862
27,505,772
Other
-Holdings
156
1,190
domestic
Within
1,538,663
Total
Treasurer—general
Total liabs.
Eastern
American
10-30
11-14
60c
Papercraft
foreign banks
estate
Balances
Member bank reserves
U. S.
Other capital
securities.
.—_—
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
LIABILITIES—
Capital paid
Surplus
Pan
Panhandle
:
to
Other
991,340
15
•
—53,061,460
Reserve notes
Deposits:
liabilities
finance,
'^Treasury
27,323,098
290,719
——1
Federal
TOtal
t
t
pur¬
securities
to
U.
:?6,364,012-
98,519
—
assets
29,548
Other
.
___
—
Total
+1,246
10-30
10-30
11-14
3%
(initial)
10-30
-45c
(increased)
Advertising
Padciington Corp., class A
Pall Corporation
(quar.)
Park
purchasing
Government
Loans
+
div.)
Outdoor
165
+
—
10-15
llrl.4
31 %c
343/sc
37%e
Lighting Corp. (quar.—.
+ 1,126
65,426
928
for
dealers
__
securities—
"
Othgr, assets
securities
Loans
——
Due
from foreign banks.
Cash items Jn process of collection
+
26,364,012
Gov't securities.
(stock
Pacific
1958
570
+
103,916
loans__
—
and
Government
S.
Real
Total bought
outright
Held under
repurchase agree't
.Total
U.
10,620
11,010,298
2,483,771
—
Products
Hawaiian
Pacific
Oct. 22,
Loans to nonbank financial institutions;
Notes
U.
S.
Other
outright—
Certificates
5% nonredeemable preferred (quar.)—___.
5V2% preferred^tquar. )_I__—
6%
preferred (quar.).
carrying:
or
Other loans for
338
Other
Bonds
"Total
U.
6,007
558,281
—
—.
industrial
brokers
to
chasing
90,933
+
1*999
+
Loans
915,383
+
—
Bills
Bank
2,673
17,224
12,667
66,656
Government securities:
•Bought
•
+
+
936,548
Other cash
Discounts -and advances
Industrial loans
Acceptances—bought
—
477J377
387,064
5%
1959*
104,640
—
and
Agricultural loans
Total gold
F. R.
5%
(in millions of dollars)
investments—
and
Loans
976,249
60,866
+
loans
Loans
1958
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Pacific
Oct, 29,
3,498
825
—
Oct. 14, '
1959
*
%
11- 9
.
4.80% .^preferred (quar.)
to
(+) or
decrease (—) since
Oct. 21,
Oct. 28,
ASSETS—
Loans
,•
Increase
ASSETS—
-
"11-13
(quar.)—:
(quar.)—-.————
4.75%
domestic commercial banks decreased $556 million.
Increase ( +) or
of Rec.
11-30•
*'
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—
4.50%
Decrease (- -) Since
Holders
'
.
}6c
——+—•
Puciiic. Finance Corp.—r
.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Payable
Share
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
Pacific
4.36%
rowings from others decreased $701 million.
of Company
Name
.0166005
.193200
\
When
Per
.
.0349350
.193218
(In thousands of dollars)
■/
.140181
.497700
.230225
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
16
Continued from page 14)
2.778019
2.796264
pound sterling
iNov
DIVIDENDS
.OSOOoOO
.264700
,
.193212
franc
South Africa, pound
1463
1343
}In volume 189."
'Announcement, in this issue.
.230250
Switzerland,
Union
sinking".fund 5J/2% 'bonds due Nov. 15, 1969
General
\ "
"
—
1468
>1
-Nov -4
.00277552
.0800560
—a
:Noy
+
.00161050
.00277552
'
1732
16
-Dec 15
2.805800
Mexico, peso
dollar
_Dee" 14
-Nov
A
'
1627
.239655
.210075
.
.00161050
.00161062
459
■jr
Universal Cooler Co. LJd.-^
*
yen
Malayan
'
1.055989
1.056562
-v
457:
1520
subord.
conv.
Copperweld Steel Co;—
*.
5% cumul. pfd.,stock and 6% cumul. con v. pfd. stk.
General sinking fund 5%% bonds due Nov. 15, 1969
Koehring Co.. 5<% preferred stock, series B_Rogers Corp., 83.66. cumul. conv. class A com. stockUnited Wallpaper, Jnc.,''4%
con v. cl. B 2nd pfd. stk.
2.2?5697
0385265
.0199875
.210462
$
.0121475
.0385333
1.055260
.210500
-
__™
Malaysia,
.0199890
1.054937
;
Oct. 29
S
Page1
debs, due 1973 and 1974——_ -Nov 23
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., 6% preferred stock- -Nov ' 1
Century Investors, Inc.—'
__-Nov 15
$2 non-cumul.'conv. partic. preference stock43/4%
Thursday
Oct. 28
.
2.235278
.0385265
.0199890
-
Wednesday
'
.0121650
2.236254
,0385515
FTarce (Metropolitan), franc™—.
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee..
Japan,
.0121823
2.236454
—
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
$
Allegheny Corp., 5 %:% cumul. pfd.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
United States Money)
In
(Value
I»Uesday
Oct. 23
Argentina, pew—
Free
York
New
♦
Co.—
Pipeline
Gas
1567
--
_—.—_______
preferred stock $5 series—
Cumulative
We give below a record for the week just passed.
CERTIFIED
6%
Page
.Nov
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp,—
Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Transmission Co.—
due Nov. 1, 1977
Gas
Tennessee
6%
•
Date
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
income-and
70c'from
realized
capital gains)
Pyle-National Co.—
(3-for-l
78c
"
11-30
10^8-
11+2
10-20
■
stock-split)
-
Volume
190
Number
5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1877)
Per
When
Holders
Payable
of Rcc.
Name
10-16
Southwestern
-
Per
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rcc.
-
Name
of Company
Quaker City
Share
.
15c
11-
40c
12-15
yll-13
13c
Quaker
Insurance
12-15
yll.13
$40c
11-25
10-15
(quar.)
State Oil Refining
Corp.
(increased!
Quebec Power Co.(quar J
Milk,Products, Ltd. class A (annual)
Quinte
$15c
11-
5
2
4.40/4
of Company
Electric
vestment
10-19
(quar.)
Investors
(10
income
sale
on
Southwestern
Common
30c
12-19
3-31
3-19
3.9034
*4.1534
preferred
10-29
.
.
—.1.
Extra-.--
Class-' 13
11_
"
50c
—
Hiuar. )-,—•.
11-16
Reichhold -CheiaiCals Hfd. (.qu'ay.
.Reinsurance' Co. (Nl- sfSTL-)-;
10-22
% -15c i * 11-16
(w-:m'n_m-;-._
-.,11-
10-22
■10-22
10-23
■
11-
Class
1
B
Spencer
Kellogg
10-31
Standard
11-13
*.
•
634c
Inc., vccqimon (quar.)_-__-*_________ •;
20c
•fpre'erked ■ (quar,.u—.-■£—" 93%c
River-* Brand. Rice. .Mijls,'.
Inc.'T(qu$r.)
> 30c
Roan
*11- 2
AntelCne
Cbpper'iMihes.'Ltd
'
:...*
subject
10-20
-11-
'-.
12-31
21c
11-16
-
,
<
v""
preferred,
14.95:?.
•
,12-1
,.$1.1834
;
11-13
(quar.)—.4 .'.I-——;i$1.23% M2- 1.
Roxbnry
C&^sMquarh)___:
25c*
"Royalties .Mah&gement..Corp.
:. Extra
■
divifierk!—
'11-12
-5b
"
12-
5c
■
Rubberui^id.'Ihc.l (qudr.)
Stock
Parts
Extra
11-13
,
RR. (s-a).
^$2^1-2-(M*.
RoHaixd" Papers Co.-, Ltd., .'class'A (quar.)
$25c
12-1
„.*• .Crass: B-\<quar.) 'JL-+15b" T2-1
% -4(4:? preferred'"(quarp f.
t$i.06t4
*12-15
.
'.
'
11-16
•
11- 2
11-
2
5Co-
12-
1
11-10
12-
4
11-13
11-16
10-19
1732c
Stock
..
'
Sabine
Rofaityi Corp;, (s-a )'i'f __i_I
J/u
fir.crqa.fcd '.quar.)-.-..'
$1
Safeway
tCommon:
;
•
14.30:4' preferred" "(quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power (stock
St. Louts-Saa Fraricisco
(. 574-
preferred
A
11-27
1-1-60
1-1-60
11-27
dividend)
11-20
10'4
25c
35c
12-
.-$1.10
J 2T¥lc
r6l»jfe,,• LtiLu
class *A
(quar.
;,ffichchicy-{fndu3*r:e3 (quar.)
".'Schluinbcrger. .Ltd.: .(quqr/)'-..uuu.
.*
-
11-19
11-13
'
273Lc
preferred.
Dillon
•
(quar,)
Se'abrook" Farms Co..
i
43a^
pfd.
7-18
85c
1
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water, &
-
5b
s11-14
*12-15
11-20
*
.
1
12-10
-
3 34
•
..
-'
^
Mfgl Co.- (quar.)
Oil Co.- 4quar.-l._L'
-Skelly
Rkll Corp.
<"
-
-
11-
2
Slater
11-
2
;
II-16
•.
Stock
t
Co.
.;
•
-
4.08<4
preferred
-
.
-preferred
-preferred-*
(quar.).;
.4.-72f4
*1-2-60
Natural
Gas
12-
11-
11-
5
"12- 1
"12-15
"*12-11*
'5Vs^o
preferred
common
12-
11-13
11-6
4
12-16
.
12-1
Texas
12-1
12-20
Stockholders"
*11-
40c
11-
2
10-
1
11-
2
10-
1
11-
2
10-1
1235
c
2
10--9
11-20
approve
*
-
Southwest
*
10-30
12-16
A'
Gas Co.,
(quar.)^.
•Southwestern Drug!
cdmmon
common
12-
3
12-31
12-
3
1235c
11-
2
10-15
12-28
12-14
"2535 c
11-30
11-
26'5 C
11-30
11-30
1111-
L—..
12-10
5
12-
12-1
-11-5
12-'4
-11- 6
11-
1
11-
2
5
Vita
3-15-60
11-14
2-15
11-14
Class
10-21
A
,11- 2
Bros.
&
11-15
11- 2
$4.60
11-9
$5
11-28
11- 9
$2
12-28
,12+15
'-12-'4
2^>
12-18
12-)4
15c
11-16
10-30
15c
11-10
10-30
35c
12-18
-11-27
Power
&
•<
5
common
11-
2
10-
11-
2
;
10- 9
9
11-
2
12-
5
(quar.)
25c
A
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
9
11-12
11-30
10c
12-26
19c
12-11
1
12-18
11-16
10-30
1-
11-27
1-1
12-15
>$1.35
1-1
12-15
30c
735c
12-15
11-16
11-13
11- 2
11- 2
(see
19- 9
Disney
White
10-26
11- 2
4$5
' 11-30
nrcfcrred
(quar.)
dividend)
La
(Dallas) (quar.)
Co., $5 preferred A (quar.)__
Salle
Street
9th
Co.,
Unit
pfd.
(accum.)___
11- 2
11- 2
12-10
11-20
1210
11- 1
ia-1
25c
11-
1
12-30
;i- 'a
25c
1215
12-5
25c
11-14
19+90
11-2
10+16
25c
11-21
11-* 6
>:$30c
12- 1
19-30
_$1
,ja- 1
11-12
.
50c
•
73c
-
n-fa
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.
1110
11-12
10-19
•wm
10+19
11-<2
$1.25
1-2-00
30c
,1213
£$1.43%
11- 2
wh.
11- 2
911
1210
25C
Oil
Co.
11-? *2
11-14
,11-2
20C
stock
11-18
; 10-22
split)
;iiri«
2
10-20
20c
1116
,11-m
)1J3
11-3
>10+31
23c
-11-20
-11- 2
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-10
1-29
1834c
12-18
12-*8
.
(quar.)—_______
dividend
12-15
11-
—
Bros,
11-14
734 c
—
i
(increased)—
—
&'Light Co.
Wisconsin Public Service,
<12-e4
11-30
,iii-ii
12-30
12-I0
35c
(monthly)
Power Co., co. (year-end)
preferred 1897 series (quar.)
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
:
Wisconsin Power
l->4
10c
1113
*10+90
5234c
12-1
11- 2
1%
—
Stores
6%
10- 9
$1
10-22
■12-31
30c
Quarterly
10-19
$3.25
11-16
5
.12-1
$1.50
Wisconsin Electric
1116
11-30
62 35c
(quar.)
11-
30c
common
Wisconsin Bankshares
Tl-'5
12-15
11-Sfl
.11-14
10c
-
(quar;)
.115
$1.50
-1-31
90c
12- 1
ll-W
37c
1114
10-S1
(increased)—
11-30
3234c
1219
1734c
634c
cOm.
1215
12-'1
1215
<12-1
6234c
12-1
11- 2
9
10-90
11- 2
10-1*
'
Disc
Union
$4
11-26
9-80
11-40
11-23
11*94
2735c
(quar.)____
(quar.)____
Winn-Dixie
11-13
11-16
11-20
11-13
Clutch
Co.
(quar.)
■
Electric Co.—
$3.70
$3.50
(quar.)
preferred ' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Enterprises,
class "A
Woolwonth
preferred
$4.50
Wometco
$1
;—
11-16
11-16
10-20
Co.
Woolworth
(F.
Ltd.,
10-20
$1.1235
(F. W.)
9235c
11-16
10-20
11-16
10-20
4.4435
(quar.)——
6%
pfd.
(s-a)
3%
12-
Worcester
8734c
W.)
County Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)
/
■
.1
•15c
5%
(3-for-2
11-13
25c
$1.25
t
.
26 %C
Willlams-McWilllams Industries*-
534
(stock
Trinity Universal Insurance
19-99
(quar.)_____
12-21
'
11-10
11- 2
City,
preferred
Wilcox
11-13
208 South
Inc.
1-1-60
11-16
iwa
12-1
huh
(Del.)—
11-30
12-1
11- *2
80
3235c
11-10
8c
20c
$1.25
31%-c
11-10
1
10-12
(quari)
1
1
11- >2
c,
1
12-
,10-12
36c
12-
12-
311- a
25C
12-15
*$1.063/4
$1.0634
19-12
$1.06%
(quar.)
common
12-
'$1.14
Tudor
"Co.
Chocolate
Stock
:
:
Ti- a
dividend
Corp.
Williams
(quar.)
Gas
Oil
Stores,
Stock
Co.—
Radio
Heater
Telephone,
Eagle
Wickcs
(Ky.)—•
(quar.)
11-3
Tl-23
Name changed to Helmerich'&
Payne, Inc.
see divld. announcement under new name
11-20
5c
10-U
300
15C
30c
(Initial-quar.)
preferred
Trunkllne
Electric
Coast
Wflbtlr
—_
12-18
:25c
White
$1
(quar.)
19-tB
1- a
.360
(quar.)
30c
A
19+40
11-20
'•$1.13
White Stag Mfg., class A
Class B (quar.)
11-16
11-13
,30c
(quar,)
10- 9
11-25
12-T
(Walt)
"fc"
10- 9
12-1
12-19
11-13
230
common
11- 2
15c
1-95
■'-7*15
13-1
13c
(quar.)___
preferred
(J.), Inc.,
A ,(quar.)___
11- 2
10c
8-1-60
15c
(quar.)
^1.21
2%
5-2-60
20c
quar.)__
Western Pacific RR.
(quar.)__
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.-—
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)__
10-9
12-15
10-ie
2-1-60
15c
Western Insurance Securities
Co., com
Western Light &
Telephone, Common (quar.)
10-30
$1
$1.14
35c
11- (2
j-»__
(increased
$1.19
preferred
-
10-15
12-15
-
•
(initial)
13-1
15c
5% preferred
(quar.
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
11+ 2
<
10-15
2
35c
—
10-10
12-10
10-15
11-
Trav-ler
10- 9
11-
11- 2
11-2
Tower Acceptance Corp., class A
(quar.)
Bank & Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
11-30
2735c
$1
$1.14
~
11-19
12-13
13c
(qufir.h.
10-31
$4 pfd.-(quar.)__
12- *4
$1235C
(quar.)
Western Air Lines Inc.
(incrcased-quar.)____
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd.
12-11
11-30
$1.24
Mi-Mi'
(quar.)
12-11
$40c
•
.12-19
10-80
15c
Westchester Fire Insurance
12-11
:$1.27
*4.25%
4.5634
1
1-1
(quar.)
Edison
'1-
(increased)--
$1
West Jersey & SeaShore RR.
(s-a)
West Ohio Gas Co. (quari) a—4ti a.—-4
West Point Mfg. Co.
12-11
1-1
Trade
11- 2
12-14
$1.2735
(quar.)
(quar.)
Time Finance Co.
•
1
$1.28
(quar.)
Thiokol Chemical (stock dividend)
Thompson Industries - (quar.)
Thompson (John R.) Co., new com.
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
common
1-
^$1.16
com.
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Weslx
12-11
(quar.)__.
11-13
(435c from net investment income and 23c
from net securities profits)
,12-11
~$1.3134
preferred
New
1
1-1
(quar.)
preferred
B
1-
(quar,
10-30
$0,049
Co. "(quar.)____
preferred
Class
12-11
"*$1.2235
L
11-13
Wellington Equity Fund—
12-11
1
;
19-15
$1.1235
:
;
Pictures, Inc.
Swasey
Weingarten
12-11
1
1-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Class
1
1-
___________
Light Co.,
$4.84
1-
$1.16
$1.16%
:$1.18
(quar.)
10-23
11- *2
11-13
Waverly Oil Works.
'
3$ 1-15
:
11-16
30C
preferred
6%
vll-3
12-18
$1.1235
;
12c
23c
'
10-30
12-1
234
—
11-20
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors Fund,-Inc.—
Quarterly from investment income*___
Waste King Corp.—
Ltd.—
—
12- 4
.from
•Washington Gds Light, common (quar,)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
'11-28
11-13
10-21
10c
(6c
11- '2
(increased)
Production
Warner
11- 2
11- 2
'$5c
10-21
-Productions)
55c
'$1235c
10-21
10-31
(quar.)__
Warner
•
$1.2 7 35
(s*a)
2
6235c
Products
Walt Disney
10-21
30c ; .11-15
11-15
1
2
Co.—
Walker & Co.,
11-14
11-15
11-
$1.43%
Inc.
Sugar
Vogt Manufacturing Co.
Vulcan Corp.
(quar.)
<10-21
10-5
11-<2
10-12
V*'T"
10-*>9
11- 2
40c
common
Food
4-15
11- 2
$1.3134 Ml-
preferred (quar.)
635 /'preferred (quar.)
635 preferred (quar.)___
<635 preferred (quar.)_
10-30
11-
(quar.)
1-00
-50o
635
10-30
12-10
12-15
$1.08
(quar.)__
44% preferred (quar.)
Thriftimart,Tnc., class
10-20
$1.50
(quar.)
11-16
2-15
$1^735
(initial)
Mfg. Co., Ltd., class
Virginian Railway-—
12-16
$1.04
(quar.)_
Transmission,
Common
5
11-16
,
5
11-30
,
11-5
$1
(s-a)
25c
1
5-
f
Viceroy
20o
(qUar;)__r____-„,
$4.56
,
11-18
12-31
three-for-one split
Natural
$0" preferred
Vick
10-30
12-
111
.10c
Fund—
10-30
1-1-60
5-13
8-1-60
8735c
6c from capital gains)
(increased)
America, com. (quar.)J
preferred (quar.)
11-14
$$1.25
5-31-GO
of
11-16
Chemical
11-18
1H3
•735*
Fund,
Vertlentes-Camaguey
235 34
25c
(quar.)
$4.76
11--2
,
2735c
Southland-Faper Mills (s-a)—
conv.
ll-«4
•
2-29-60
Food
10-30
434
preferred
Gas
Texas
Twin
a
435 %
Sea
Corp.
11-30
2835c
,
10-30
11-16
*. 12-10
38%c
50c
(quar.)
Income
Camp
11-4
.11-16
735c vr11-30
•734c
U-30
income plus
Vanadium
1
4135c
"4.96%
preferred (quar.)
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)__,
'Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline ,(quar.)__
Texas Industries Inc., common
(quar.)
12-1
+30'c
Southern Pacific Co.—
?•
12-
<$1.10
preferred
$4,56 preferred
,$4.64 preferred
$5.08 preferred
.
10-30
12-16
•V
2ofo
3235c
(quar.)
Van
10-14
33c
(quar.)
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common
Texas Electric Service, $4
•
J Southern Nevada Power,.
2
25c
preferred ' (quar.)
5.10%; preferred
5
'
68c
<
1
2-12
12-14
-65c
(quar.)
preferred
-
.5.12%
-'-,6.2534
5
11-
;
(4.72%
'-4.90%
11-12
1
12-*1
59c
(quar.)—
11-
Line
earned
Vanderbilt Mutual
(quar.)
Ltd.
(s-a)
4.64%. preferred
4.65% preferred
*
59c
""5.44:4
2-29
25c
Value
New
434%
preferred
Southern
10-9
4,1034
Toledo
'4.72:4
;
*
11- 2
f62 35 c
Cquar.)
2nd preferred (quar. )
preferred (quar.)__.__
Southern Company
(quar.m
,
11-13
3035c
—
11-13
19c
$1.50
10c
(quar.)
(quar.jr___
,
10-30
T12-*1
-$60c
Southern Canada Power
Co.; Ltd.—
Common- (quar.)
12-15^
11-2
10-30
Into
(quar.)
preferred
fcll-73
SI
7b
Southern Colorado Power,
12-31
11-30
10-20
11-16
,.
share
5%% • preferred (qUar.)____!
Upson Company (quar.)
11-27^
11-16
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
3134c
^
53435
12-14
-12-4$
,11-10
15c
(quar,)__
Upjohn CompanyJ (quar.)
Upper Peninsular Power, common
preferred
30c
!
11-43
.12-/8
4
1-
lOc
4.50%
4.6034
'50c
(quar.)
4.83'o
12-
n-lo
12-21
5035
(quar.)
11-27
10-23
1
be
preferred _(quar.)_
10-14
2
297«c
4.78('o
"c
10-26
12-11
10-30
234
to
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
11-
35c
^
.
11-15
12-
11-24
-30c
(quar.)
10-30
12-10
12-11
a
30c
per
-$1.44 preferred (quar.)_
West Ohio Gas (quar.)
"
"
J
l__
Common
•3.50
10-8
1
11-13
quar.)
West
45c
...—
—
10- 8
11-14
1-1-60
4
12-15
"
(increased
-11-16
12-
1-1-60
.....
common
12-11
55c
(quar.)L_. "
.-
Corp.,
Common
10c
10*12
6hs.
com.
Convertible
12-11
ere
:
(quar.).
-(quar.)
4.24:4-preferred
11-16
on
issue
$14
UMi
10-9
10-15
10-12
11- 4
.
29
29__„
1
75'c
%'Southam-Comnanyi-Ltd. (quar.)
Southern California Edison^—
Oct.
1-T
6235 c
preferred (quar. )—1__.
Georgia Natural Gas, common (quar.)
12-31
10-30
Tl-«3
11- 4
Corp.,'$6 preferred (quar.)
,25c
preferred
7
Oct.
at
4
1-
25c
$1,55
South
to
common
United Stores
United Whelan
11-2
Nov.
on
tills• dividend.
"-$1.0235
$1.25
"
t
12- 7
10-30
'25c
30c
(entire
($1.06%
3*4"
ogonotonc- Corp-.,- common
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred'(quar.)
:10-26
preferred
redeemed
plus
.
.11-12
11-17
(quar.)__
B
(quar.)
•
i
5
12-21
class
(quar.)—
...
...
11-
11-27
1
11-17
100%
Truck Lines (Del.)
(stock dividend)
Vitamin & ■ Pharmaceutical
S.
5%
preferred
2J4
(quar.).
U.
12-
'1001?
'
preferred
'
,L._u.—j.
(quar.)..._L 1
;
10- 2
50c
split on.'the
(quar.)
;!
-
4.2534
"
'_
MoWl-Oil
12-10
Sugar Corp.
S.
10- 2
11- *2
22340
'
On
2
30c
Tool- Co.- (quar.)
Socohy
S.
ll-<2
$1.1235-
dividend)
—
10-
"4uc
Smith-Douglas
Smith
-
11-27
U.
12-18
6235c
(quari)
11-2
*
Extra-
t.
common
11-25
"
dividend
Co.,
**12-'1
445C
u...—
10-15
lOc
(Canada),
"til- 2
'
15c
.
'
Ltd.;-common
(quar.)
11- 2
12-10
2534
Carson
11-12
11- 2
(quarv)____
Extra
<•
'
*11-12
11-24
12-14
spllt>_.
Playing Card Co.—
Stockholders will vote
U.
11-16
'11-16
43%c
"Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
<
Common
(quar.)_-_—_____
'
*OrT Corp.
(A.
„15c
(3-for-2
'15c
1
dividend
(N.):-& Co.
Smith
1
1
11-24
3735c
$1.25
.
:
...
u
11-20
12-
12-
30c
(quar.)___
________
I
r.
12-1
40c
'10- 8
12-14
3%
$2.50 1-10-00
preferred (s-a)
Pipe & Foundry (quari)
20c
&
11-2
15c
(quar.)
535%
Extra
*
—
"Extra•-■L-i.L—
Stock
(
(quar.)
40c
57c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines,
Telechron Mfg., class A (Stock
dividend)
'
Class B (stock dividend )>
;
Television Shares Management
Corp. (s-a)__
"
>
.
$2.44-preferred A (quar.)
Slgnode Ste.ei Sfrapping,- common .(quar.
" ' Stock dividend
5c'c" preferred (quar.)—1.—
1.
Siuclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
1.
Singer
'
11-25
11-25
'.
•
J,
10-16
11-25
10-14
$1
'
1
5fo
preferred
convertible
10-19
Sherwin-Williams'Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Common fanar,)
:
r-
2
12-15
11-25
*
-
JiB%
11-13
,.
Co.—
Pearson
9
"420c
"
Pacific POwbr
'Taylor,
*33350
4
'^Sherwin-Williems: Co.-,• common (quar.).—_
;
' .4c/o] preferred .(quar.)-i—'———
Sierra
11-
10-
12-15
22b
(quar.)—
*Sherat6n,';ino."(s-a)—.—
•«-
11- 2
*
.com.
12-
1235c
(s-a)
Tayldr Fibre Co.,
12-10
1
1235c
Power,
(quar.)
Extra
10-30
1-
■
—
,
1
1-
20c
Sheaffer; (Wf, AJ Pen Co., class A (quar.)—
" Class. B
(qu-ar.)—1—:
6henapgo. :Vaucy Water, 5(4 ' pfd.-»(quar.)__
Sheraton iCorp: ^ Of -America(quar.)
"
12-
•'$1
1235c
______
(s-a)_a__
S.
12-15
'll-»9
Chemical Gor-p.—
Lines
S.
234^
4.32preferred (quar.
5.1034, preferred (quar.)
'Tampax, Inc. (quar.)
10-23
"
10c
;
(quar.)U
L
B
1
11- 2
1235c
■435%
U.
U.
46c
Tampa Electric, common (quar.)
-4.1634- preferred (quar.)____.
1-15
1-15
...
; * •.< Class. A ' (quarf
«'
1
preferred
S.
10-13
25c
Broadcasting (stock dividend)
434
10-23
__.iL_u_ '".
B
2-
2-*l
313ic
"*
Corp.> class. A
,
$1',
'11-14
-
(quar.)__
-.'Class
11-13
35c
.
.
Serrjck
c
12-10
$1.12*5
preferred (quar.);_
Security/insurance) (New Haven)
VStock tiividend^U
•
r
11-16
55c
5(4
U.
11-16
$$1.31
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
'Class-B (quar.)
;
<12-16
35c
Falls
(quar.)_._
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
'11—2
25c
dividend—L
8-1-60'
JSealright-6swego
.
11-16
J40c
_______
common
(quan)
Chemleal Mfg. (stock
dividend)__-___
Fire Insurance (N.
,Y.).< (quar.)____
Foil, class A (3-for-2 split) ±44-244-
Class
12-
$1
(quar.)
313iC
Taft
*
1'
12-1
•
(stock dividend!
4-18
;
(quar.)
12-15
434
5-2-60-
-
iuu."u. *
"11-16
I-18
534
....
12-10
10c
common (quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend)
Corp.—
'
<
21V2C
u.—.
,tquar.)L
Extra
.
S
15c
Supercrete, Ltd. (stock dividend)
10.-17
11-16
U.
15c
273t:C
.
$4
Scotten
...
5.
12-15
$1.28
2-2-60
..
-..v
*11-
S.
"<
5 3 2 34 preferred
(quar.)_,L_
6uRshine Biscuits
(quar.)____:
«fr
U.
534
Assurance Co. of Canada
(quar.)__
Co. Uquar.) ___-
Oil
Stock
U.
;
15)
SunrajvMid-Cohtinental Oil,
> 4.3234; preferred .(quar.
t'
10-20
12-* 1
15c"
•
5'/if? preferred (quarj..
_i
';. Scientific ^ Industries (stock 'dividend)
Scott,Paper Co., common (increased)-.
.$3.40 preferred (quar.)
«
*
Sun
4
10-15
10-15
•
■
"
1
12-
n-15:
.10-31
35c
Corp.—
Common
(quar.)_
5.2034- preferred (quar.)
Sun Life
10-30
:
'5Vssfi("preferred^A,"(quar.).—
V
"5(2^ prefcrred tqqar.
'(v5%.(?.'"-pMfefrod! ( quar.)dlfr____i.i'_llr_.__.
*
i
I t
'
Lines
2
r
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Chemical Milling (stock
<.11-16
<
25c
Equipment
preferred (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas
1
S.
12-15
30c
-$1.25
1
11- 2
'
23c
.
12!
-1-1
.
f20c-;
...
y6phwftzCr
*
:
•.
Common
10-30
12-
12-15
r12-15
.$1.25'
_________
„
yll-15
11-4
•
Clothier,
_Struthersi Wells
11-27
$1.073i
Ry. Co—:
(quar.)
12-31
$1 •
.
:
35fc
Air
Borax
S.
12-15
t
dividend
&
11-10
40c
proposed 4-fOr-l
Co.-
Greene
25c
10-90
10- 9
(quar.)_
'43534
* 87350
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British
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date
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source.
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
xLess Jamaica income tax
15%
payment
Canadian non-residents
J.
Barth &
of
Collins
Pioneer's
sales, totaled 96,900 for fiscal
1959, up 40%
over the
the preceding year. However, stiffer price competition within
during the latter half of the year caused the average
selling price to be appreciably lower than In 1958, Mr. Perrish noted.
industry
have
The
recently strengthened,
has
company
leased
he
added.
bake
new
exhaust
ovens,
apply to a substantially
number of tubes being manufactured," Mr. Perrish said.
"The
equipment alterations will make possible more efficient operations.
"higher
the
prospect for sales and profits
company's high vacuum ceramic
The
is very
encouraging."
relay,
being
now
produced
in
an
evaluation quantity, will be delivered
to
the Sandia Corp., Al¬
buquerque, N. M., for exhaustive testing. This relay is designed to be
for use on airborned vehicles for high altitudes where com¬
pression and shock make glass relays impracticable.
suitable
•
&
1,000,000
—
Co.—
Pacific
Inc
Northwest
R.
"If the tests are favorable, the
potential for
sizable," Mr. Perrish stated.—V. 189, p. 1133.
this
product
is
100,000
Pressprich & Co... 1,000,000
Salomon Bros; & Hutzier 1,000,000
Schwabacher &
Walter
Stokes
Stroud
& Co.,
Thomas
S.
,F.
Co.-—_
&
step in the Western expansion of this corporation, diversi¬
fied Pittsburgh, Pa., industrial
concern, has acquired Hill Transformer
Corp., San Carlos.
California, it has been announced by C. L. Holbert,
President of Porter.
will thus
become
the
Inc
Porter
manufacturing facility in the
States,. Mr. Holbert said, and will bring to a total of 52 the
plants operated by Porter in United States, Canada and Mexico. Other
Western
plants are Pioneer Works and Nephi Works of Thermoid
Division at Pittsburg, Calif., and Nephi,
Utah; the Carlson Rules Works
and Seattle Works of Disston Division
at Monrovia, Calif., and Seattle,
Wash., and the Canon City Works of Refractories Division at
Canon
PROCEEDS—Of
for
used
be
the
net
machinery
indebtedness, $25,000
working capital.
for
It
proceeds,
and
of
New
York
located
in
200,000
Long
City,
Inc.
development
I
to
The
that
for
with
offices
operation, Hill Transformer will continue to manufacture
Its line of dry type and
liquid immersed distribution transformers and
transformers
provide
production
plement
the
the
utility
the
distribution
company's
power
for
in
West
•'
Raymond Service,
offers
an
integrated
located
applications,
"will
improved Western service to sup¬
line now being manufactured
by
which
is
a
supplier of
substations, lightning arresters, and high
GIVING
continue-to—
Professional Finance Corp.—Common Stock
Offered—
,R. .W. Newton & Co., of Denver,
Colo., on Oct. 23 pub¬
licly offered 125,000 shares of common stock
(par 10
cents) at $1 per share, as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
will
be
used
for
general
corporate
purposes.
not
under
has
company was
Colorado Corporation
the
done
directors,
and
as
Colorado
a
Sept.
1959,
16,
of finance and
purchase
Bannock, Englewood, Colo.
3395
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
of
accounts
PRESENT
—V.
,
stock
190,
(par 10 cents)-.-.1424.
p.
to
date
of
three
receivable.
Outstanding
499,999 shs.
125,000 shs.
writer
Inc.
its
The
corporation
"
Oct.
on
150,000
21
shares
filed
YorkCdNafcY$2 PCr share' throuSh
The proceeds
letter
a
of "common
of
stock
notification
(par
with
cent)
one
EFFECT
printing
TO
A11 States Securities, Inc.,
be
New
advertising
and
PRESENT
FINANCING
5%% bonds, due Nov.
1, 1989, at 101.477% and accrued
interest, to yield 5.40%. Award of the bonds was won
by
the group at
competitive sale held on Oct. 28 on its bid
of 100.16%. This issue was well
received.
Other
bids
for
the
bonds
naming at 5%% coupon, were as follows:
Corp., The First Boston Corp. and
Smith,
Barney & Co., jointly, 101.52%;
Blyth & Co., Inc., 101.60%: and
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
100.7199%.
On its last
trip to the bond market, April 28,
1958, the company
obtained
&
Webster
4.09%
a
issue
of
The
bonds
will
P0'*
/
to
par,
PROCEEDS
the
These
will
progiam
of
as
of
is
about
June
have
estimated
serves
30,
been
of
electric
$30,000,000
a
bank
construction
that
the
$23,700,000,
1959.
of
the bonds
loans,
due
purposes,
will be
Jan.
applied
31,
total
now
1960.
about
company's
1959 construction
which $12,900,000
has been
Construction
expenditures
Net
in
1960
are
Sound
Power
&
Light
furnishing electric
State
of
of
770,00
service
Washington
communities
in
and
its
Co.
for
adjacent
service
and
in
the
over
rural
area
its
the
12
operating
$6,848,040.
months
ended
revenues
of
June
30,
$30,746,511
predecessor
Puget
70
of
Sound-
years.
with
areas
The
an'
approximately
1959
and
the
company
net
income
be
called
commencing
25
months
the
13
Outstanding
to
months
thereafter
after
at
10
the
does
to
pursuant
issue to the
company,
upon
the
under¬
settlement
cents
period,
of
Russell
equal
date
share.—V.
per
shares
Net
corporation and subsidiaries in the
rose
to $9,594,506 from $1,729,344
Erickson,
cellulose
$1.74
to
compared with
with
30
F.
chemical
were
of
this
Sept.
on
31
President,
reported on
Oct.
nine
the .1958
in
20.
share
per
the
on
share
a
taxes
5,511,280
shares outstanding,
earlier with the like number
year
outstanding.
sales
for
the
three quarters
were
$95,993,040 in comparison
for the same period of 1958.
quarter, traditionally weak in the chemical cellulose
Rayonier's earnings were slightly below the two previous
However, the company cleared 54 cents per share, a sub¬
$78,292,696
For
the
industry,
stantial
third
Increase
over the 10 cents earned for the like 1958 period.
The
moderate drop
Mr. Erickson attributed.^ to. the
loss of Tiimber
sales of Rayonier Canada Limited
during the ,2Va month strike of
the International Woodworkers
of America which shut down all
and
operations
Production
three
1959
ratio
of
of
With
chemical
quarters
50%
in
Columbia.
cellulose
67%
was
the
British
in
and
paper
of capacity,
months
same
of
pulps
during
the
first
operating
an
produce
major
supplier
that
at
for
Tyrex,
while
least
the
it
noted.
was
upward
temporarily,
curve
the
time
28,
30,
its
of
meeting
20
3%
a
1959.
Oct.
cents
extra
Both
in
Rayonier's sales has
anticipates a good
190,
p
Oct.
on
the
20
directors
declared
a
per share payable on
stock dividend was
Nov, 14, 1959. At
declaredJ<p«yHble-on
dividends
1959.—V.
are
to
payable
shareholders
of
record
1074.
Reading Co.—Earningsperiod End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
operating
operating
from
rev.
railway
components for
great extremes
aircraft
$8,829,535 $79,571,696 $78,715,871
6,676,944
67,484.244
67,304,596
ops.
$695,726
$2,152,591 $12,087,452 $11,411,275
1,126,805
5,467,609
6,065,443
ry.
oper.
1959—9 Mos—1958
$7,836,507
7,140,781
rev.
inc.
371,222
Red Fish Boat Co.,
company
on
Oct.
covering 400,000 shares
offered „at
75
York,
The
cents
N.
Clarksville, Texas—Files
22
of
filed
class
share,
per
a
A
letter
notification
of
common
through
stock
R.
A.
(par
With SEC
with
10
Holman
the
cents)
&
Y.
See,
SEC
to
Co.,
be
Inc.,
of
a
Red Owl
Sales
and
to
are
be
used
to
mortgages, accounts payable,
materials, expand production facilities, and finance the
raw
expansion
sales
program.—V.
pay
184,
p.
This
V.
.
has
signed
sufficient
three-year
a
for
several
labor
months
of
component
a
plant
parts.
proposed new plant in Germany which
European market, and reported that the
went
flexible
into
production
in
-September
as
of
provide
and
rigid corrosion-proof conduits and
chemically reactive fluids and gases within
temperature
for
the
most
and
Chemical-
pressure.-
commercial
military
Marine,
sales,
orders—V.
Inc.,
corporation
in
sales
in
and
the
21%
below.
first
in
according to the
Chairman, and Frederick
in
report
added
Jersey plants
tiie
fourth
For
while
190,
and
process
both missiles
and
1633.
p.
%.•
of
Leinbach,
period.
Net
to $1.88
8,
quarter."
income
share
per
at
the
or
$1.57
end of
per
before
months
the
the
28
at
taxes
as
gain
a
John
L.
of
1958
Riegel,
Riegel
Paper
in. the
equivalent
had
net
1958
totaled
$2,496,668, equal
1,328,790 shares of common stock
outstanding
This compares with net income of
$2,055,906,
the
on
had
comparable
by
President.
latest nine months
the period.
share for the
outstanding
Profit
In
in
1959
the
over
Oct.
strike, which started at the firm's four
"will unquestionably reduce our
earnings
a
Oct,
months
earnings
issued
nine months ended
Sept. 27,
1959
$53,623,596, compared with $45,067,815
of
nine
S.
that
on
nine
net
report
the
sales
nine months
1958
Sept.
28,
against
the
on
1,312(893
common
1958.
income
on
amounted
$3,847,906
in
to
the
$5,036,668
comparable
in The
1958
latest
period.
third
quarter of 1959 net sales were $17,925,465
income amounted to $971,798, or 73 cents
per share. In the comparat
1958 quarter the
company reported net sales of $15,738,858 and
nei,
income of $829,373, or 63 cents
per
share.
Profit before
taxes on
income was $1,962,798 in
the 1959 quarter as
against $1,520,373 in"
the third quarter of
1958.
and\iet
Messrs, Riegql and Leinbach noted that the improved results
largely due to "improvement of pulp and bleached
paperboard
ations
in North
reached
its
well
The
made
reach
the
and
is
company had recently
with
the
union
repre¬
and
that
continuing
operations
reasonable effort
possible settlement of the strike."
paperboard
paper,
and
and
operates four paper mills
mill in North Carolina, and
Edinburg, Ind.—V.
189,
there
full production.
in
"Every
of
were
oper¬
the
contract
arc
that
producer
a
pulp
Atlanta, Ga.,
added
that
Carolina
Georgia
earliest
corporation
paperboard
in
North
and
executives
noted
two-year
a
in
Indiana
Riegel
to
on
employees
in
as
The
Carolina.", They
agreement
senting
as
is
and
being"
flexible
in
New Jersey, tf
converting plants
2181.
p.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Co.—AcquisitionDirectors
business
ume
was
were
up
Mairco
outlook
for
this
substantially above
for
the
the
time
last
second
of
feel
year's
the
that
year
earlier.
"Extraordinary
year
both
is favorable,"
sales
and
the
earnings
report
will
be
figures."
quarter
°
100.15%.
of
Indiana,
acquire
it
the
assets
announced by
was
and
Mr.
control
&
Electric
made
was
for the first six months
of the fiscal year totaled
$108,527,627,
increase of 12% over a year
ago when sales were $96,952,065.
Earn¬
amounted to $1,093,191,
compared with $1,131,124, a decline of
about 3%.
Per share
earnings for the six months were $1.67 on the
increased number of
shares, compared with $1.82 in the
corresponding
period last year.
The Industry-wide labor
dispute which closed Red Owl's
Minneapolis
supermarkets for four weeks in March
had a considerable
impact on
first half operations.
company's $3,500,000 debenture issue has been
Financing
Oct. 26 issue of the
our
as
issue
we
well
was
go to press is
Oct. 23
on
received
on
and
its bid of
trading in
slightly higher.
Additional
financing details follow:
PURCHASERS—The
to
purchase
S
from
bonds,
purchasers
the
named
the
company
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
$2,650,000
Burns
&
500,000
Stearns
Bros,
& Co
&
A.
Denton,
400,000
150,000
400,000
Schmertz
Moore,
Co.„_
150,000
Hutchinson
150,000
Leonard
&
250,000
Mullaney,
Wells
New
__
Hanseatic
York
Bodine
150,000
1,000,000
&
Co.
200,000
Inc.
Merle-Smith
&
Townsend,
&
& Co.
Inc
&
Corp._
Co
&
Hughes
Inc.
150,000
Schmidt, Roberts &
300,000
Parke
150,000
Co
Schwabacher & Co
400,000
Stifel,
400,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Co.,
400,000
Co.,
500,000
Haupt & Co
&
&
150,000
Gregory & Sons
500,000
Pollock
Raffensperger,
250,000
Securities
Hirsch
&
Lynch
Corp.
Wm. E.
Crouter
Ira
$150,000
250,000
Coe
Co
100,000
DcHaven
First
&
Masten
&
100,000
Clayton Securities Corp,
Evans
E.
McMaster
—:
&
severally agreed
principal amount of
Co.
Mackall
1,000,000
Byrd Brothers
Dick
have
Kenower, MacArthur
Inc.
Bear,
below
respective
forth below:
set
Baxter & Co,.
Nicolaus
250,000
&
Co.,
Inc.
200,000
For
other
details,
Walter Stokes & Co
400,000
V.
see
190,
p.
100,000
Thomas
250,000
&
Co
1776.
Rogers Corp.—To Redeem Stock—
The
its
at
corporation
outstanding
$55
The
stock
Oct.
per
will
ment
Sales
ings
Co.—Additional
in
competitive sale
The
the issue
a
an
the
Gas
Net
costs were incurred
in the second
plan to develop a more solid sales foundation
in several trade
areas," Red Owl said.
"While this program affected
the quarter's
results, it should produce important long-term benefits."
one-third of
to
agreement
public offering of $12,000,000 of 5% 1st
mtge. bonds, series
S, due Oct. 15, 1989, at 100.777% and accrued
interest, to
yield 4.95%, by an underwriting
group headed by Hal¬
sey, Stuart & Co. Inc., on Oct. 23.
The group won award
merchandising
the result of
an
manufacturer
Details—Mention
$1.08 per share
as
a
& Co., Inc.
were
$57,973,724 compared with $49.earnings amounted to $706,209, equal to
on the 654,286 shares
outstanding. This compares with
earnings of $659,213, or $1.06 per share in the
corresponding period
last year when 620,336 shares
were
outstanding.
a
is
equipment for industry.
Its
products complement but do not
duplicate the company's present line
of automatic
controls, Mr. Arden said.-—V. 190,
p. 1776.
Freeman
balance
we
approved
Maifco Inc., of Goshen,
Arden, President.
T.
Cunningham.
months ended Aug. 29, 1959, the
quarter, established new records, Ford Bell, Chairman,
Bergerud, President, said in the report to shareholders. Vol¬
18%
above the
corresponding period last year and profits
7ft.
"At
have
of
Thomas
Stores, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
L.
Over
the
showed
company
aircraft
inventory
conveying
account
United
19%
fiscal
and A.
Sales
the
$8,363,725 for fiscal 1958. This
58%
growth in
industrial
sales
sales. Profit after taxes
$488,016. Earnings per share were
from
Courts & Co
1231.
earnings for the three
second
249,595
30,
Riegel Paper Corp.—Reports Sales Net
Up—
Inc,
proceeds
purchase
"The
vacations
and
Richardson Boat Co.—To Be
Acquired—
series
New
for
projections for
profits. *
sales
or
are
a
in
company
common
makes
of the bonds at
1959—Month—1958
exps.
190, p. 1566.
The
the
Calif,
Rochester
dividend
same
—V.
steel
a
quarters
with
cents,.
his
first
company
quarter.
DIVIDEND—At
Net
for
Anaheim,
industries
a
material
regular
at
had
after
shut-downs
June
of
up
$773,215
reported
and
year,
,
year,
He
added
levelled
off,
the
to
fiscal
$164,073
cash
this
raw
58%'
Peierls
Resistoflex
1958.
flow amounting to $3.84 per share in the nine months
working capital Increased further to $52,071,122. This
gain of $13,418,321 since Dec. 31, 1958.
Mr.
Erickson observed that market trends are
"encouraging" and
that domestic consumption of
cellulosic fibers, along with the new
Tyrex viscose tire cord, is running at a
high rate. Rayonier is a
of
July,
meeting
$182,586
of
that
stated
closed"
increase
compared with 63
packaging material,
contrasted with
for
annual
previous
profit
plant
both
compared
made
'28%
a
of
in
scheduled.
logging
sawmill
history
the
the
out
Peierls
Mr.
increases
which
year
was
pointed
because
factors.
uninterrupted production of
He showed a
drawing of
months
producer's nine-months earnings after
cents per
President,
$11,160,760,
33%
increase
last year, and
*772,500 shs.
however,
amount,
its
at
compared
to a profit of
first quarter of fiscal 1958,
the
continued
fiscal
increased
shares
income
quarter
miles,
EARNINGS—For
of
selling
approximately $18,600,000.
the
270
population
square
for
estimated
cost
region
company
reported
in
cost
the sale of
outstanding
incurred
It
from
period
a
which
such
1074.
ended
stated.
Net ^proceeds
BUSINESS—Puget
companies
2,300
interest
redeemable at optional
redemption prices ranging
pa1' anc*
sPeci&l redemption prices receding from
plus accrued interest in each case.
expected to amount to
Cascade
net
be
prepayment
loans,
$23,000,000.
spent
annual
30-year 4'/as.
XOl.50%
to
Securities
shares
may
sold;
are
in
told
three months of
$3,215,075, with a
for
seasonal
the
of
new
quarter
were
share,
comparison
indicated
will
Earnings Higher—
first
first
to
per
Peierls,
other
New
Rayonier Inc. (& Subs.)—Net Rose fqr Nine Months-
Net
Puget Sound Power & Light
Co.—Bonds Offered—A
group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc. and Lehman
Brothers on Oct. 29 offered
$20,000,000 of first mortgage
Stone
for
terminating
to be used for general
corporate purposes.
are
Bern
share
S.
and
Mr.
best
stockholders
period
1,500,000 shs.
—:—
offered
agreement
p.
the
to
The
the
the
38%
cents
usually low by
$1.01,
had
with
year
State
1927.
16,
Corp.—Sales,
September,
per
cents
For
negotiations are under way for the
by wholly-owned subsidiaries to finance con¬
properties which will be leased to the parent
store
24
Edgar
36-40
the
in
from
name
Feb.
on
mailing,
cents)
10
15,000
190,
Nov.
Prudential Commercial Corp.,
Dover, Del.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
,SEC covering
(par
the
underwriting
fourth
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
.
corporation
and
principally
the field
at
are
on
business.
It
is
managed by a board
although vested with rather broad powers is
CAPITALIZATION
*
organized
Act
active
no
interested in
Offices
include
represents
BUSINESS—The
f
stock
•Assuming all shares
quarters.
will
at
expansion.
However,
20.
or
sales
,
190, p. 265.
increased
The
Division,
President of Hill TransformerCorp.,
Sun- Carlos operation.—V.
189, p. 1133.
the
This
for
diversified list of customers.
a
CAPITALIZATION
and
Electric
switching equipment,
manage
industrial
transformer
Delta-Star
voltage insulators.
Max- Hill,
and
will
current
$48,000
and
incorporated
was
$35,000
retiring
program,
changed
company
to
Raymond
The
Porter
21
moved to
160 Fifth Ave.,
New
York, N. Y..
leased premises until June 1958 when it moved to
occupied
Island
service
$120,000
several
Compared
150,000
Inc.
of
and
taxes,
July 6, 1926 as The Bern Service, Inc. Originally
quarters at 80 East 11th St., New York, N. Y., the
on
leased
notes
Oct.
sales
subsequently
company
where it
Service,
estimated
is
equipment,
sales
year.
contract
BUSINESS—Raymond Service, Inc.,
37th St., Long Island City
1, N. Y„
City, Colo.
power
600,000
__
Co.„
&
Yantis & Co.,
Service, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—The
and
sixth
11 Western
a
100,000
City, on Oct. 14 publicly offered
300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per
share. This offering is being continued.
Common
t~ As another
As
200,000
Co,—%
lartre-scale
fiscal
corporation
August
W.
James Co., of New York
quite
(II. K.) Porter Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
Hill
200,000
,
&
_
Authorized
v
,
500,000
Co.—
Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
400,000
*
Hanseatic
Patterson,
700,000
Co.
100.000
200,000
!_
400,000
1,000,000
Illinois
Coe—$150,000
Corp.
200,000
_
Merle-Smith——
Raymond
r
exhaust
ovens,
pumps and
other equipment valued at about $85,000.
According to
company calculations, the annual resulting savings should be double
the annual rental of $25,000, Mr, Perrish commented.
"In the current fiscal year, the
price schedules prevailing arc more
favorable than in recent months, and they
Thus
Co.
&
York
New
Ladeiiburg, Thalmann &
Cq.
v.—k
1,000,000
—V. 190, p.
1566.
69,400 of
Prices
Co.—,.,—500,000
&
of
of-shares
new
long-term
of
The
agreed
amounts
(Continued from page 10)
;
'the
'severally
principal
____
1,000,000
Dickson & Co., Inc.
S.
The
,
2,500.000
•
Inc.
Co.,
further
Resistoflcx
on
Equitable Securities Corp. 1,000,000
First of Michigan Corp._:
400,000
Ira Haupt & Co.—
700,000
INVESTMENT NEWS
.
&
Courts & Co.__.:
D
V. V
have
Mackall
Brothers
Allyn
Julien
tax.
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
k
below
respective
12
financing for fixtures and equipment is not contemplated during
company.—V.
issuance
McKelvy & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
C.
R.
■
named
the
company
below:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $4,700,000
Dick &
■t
purchasers
the
forth
Bear,, Stearns
here,
indicated
is
100,000 shs.
the
and
number
now
current
sale
100,000 shs.
par)—
for
New
the
struction
Lehman
at
The corrected
incorrect.
from
bonds set
new
A,
was
($100
PURCHASERS -The
to
tax.
date
stock
basis
,
3,000.000
3,266,819 shs.
stock
the
are
3,266,819 shfc.
25,000,000
par),,—
mortgage permits, subject to specified limitations,
bonds of these or other series.
1
tax
Less
($10
in
,
additional
10-1
dividend.
stock
Preferred
15,000.000
into
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
this has been the principal reason for the
outstanding.
supermarkets under construction—six in the
Twin
Cities, three in Milwaukee and three in Chicago suburbs.
Red
Owl's entry into the important Chicago area is
expected to provide the
increase
There
3'i%
$1.25
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
in
resident
a
date
this
converted
Outstanding
mortgage bonds:
4
65c
T
closed for
not
FINANCING
10-21-
?30c
(quar.)
books
PRESENT
2
37Vac 7-29-60
■
(quar.)——
common
preferred
TO
Authorized
of
4'At%
EFFECT
12-15
37%c 4-29-60
preferred (quar.)
r__
—
preferred (quar.)
County Gas (quar,),——
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)_
York
Zeller's,
GIVING
11-
37J/aC
6%
6%
12-
CAPITALIZATION
First
25c
25c
6%
Cab.
4
4%
—
Wriglejv (Win.) Jr. (monthly)—.
Yellow
12-
.
.
be
class
at
30,
the
lias
at
redemption
convertible
the
common
rate
1959,
for
plus accrued dividends
made
A
called
cumulative
$3.60
share
of
First
stock
seven
National
is
shares
inclusive—V.
183,
of
p.
class
Bank,
convertible
for
each
Nov.
on
90
cents
1,
of
all
of
stock
share.
Pay¬
per
Boston,
into
class
1959,
common
A
Mass.
class
class
B
common
A
stock
to
1235.
i
Koxbpry Carpet Co.—Quarterly Dividend of 250 Paid
Net
profit of this Saxonville, Mass., company for the nine months
Sept. 30, 1959, was $900,585, equal to $1.70 a share, Charle3
Anderson, President, announced on Oct. 19 in his letter to share¬
holders
accompanying
a
regular quarterly dividend of 25
cents
a
share
payable Nov. 12
to
shareholders
of
record
on
Nov.
2.
Net
ended
B.
Volume
190
Number
5895
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1879)
profit
for
equal
to
Net
as
the
first
$1.67
nine
months
share.
a
sales/for-the
compared
with
increase of 4h.
his
months'
$13,957,564
'
statement
to
1958
'
*
**'
nine
.
In
earnings of the
of
$385,507
was
"
■"
which
(unaudited).
was
plant,
•.
period of 1959 ..totaled- ,$14,545,953
the comparable period, of 1958, an
for
"
-
shareholders,
•
Anderson
Mr.
erty,
of
,
pointed
that
out
of
this
the"
by
industry,"
has
year
fccen affected
effect of, the
far
Teaching
Anderson said.
Mr.
Anderson also declared that the
financial condition with a
reasonable
However,
added
he
last quarter of
cautiously
that
the. year,
the
such
two
dian
balanced
steel'
of
in
that
value
posi¬
during the
of
the
performance
currents-nationwide
The
company recently was merged
Waldemar Press,
Inc.
and The
The
busi¬
1958
"
it
properties.
Colon
shares
by
evaluation
an
of
the
800,000
Venezuela and has
barrels
If
the
Colon,
pania
will
the
Jan.
de
Venezuela
4,
Ltd.
be consolidated
minority
which
under
Colon
shareholders
31,
will
be
the
1959,
will
be
assets
with
and
those
dissolved.
made
as
business
of
The
soon
Dutch Shell has
its
main
office
in
Britain
and
to
Board
the
of
new
issue
the
same
issue,
of
series
the
the
after
Its
shares
for
its
of
authorized
outstanding
two
ten
thousandths
(par $5)
shares
unissued
and
of
the
the b^sis of six
at
(.6782)
of
share
a
for each share of-common
stock
St.
of
of
in
Lone
hundred
seven
Regis
the
Internal
Code* of
Revenue
1954).
The
of
new
stock
of
Acceptance,
Will
than
Nov.
17,
1959.
Will
of
Offer
of
a, number
transfer
the
to
fractional
No
shares
St.
Regis
to
St,
will
be
Star
stock
which,
issued
who
when
The
of
be
stock
for
annual
additional
fiscal
in
year,
the
rate
during
of
the
shares
seven
ninth
the
stock,
new
of
shares
100
to
to
for
The
of
cents'
50
be
callable
for
seven
years
except
under
dividends,
the
will
split-ups
well
as
of
one
stock.
share
per
specified
the
recapitalizations,
as
of
made
to
will
list
be
the
disposition by shareholders
the
New
procedures
York
will
tional
full
has
interest
received
stock is
Offer
Exchange will not by
of
shares
for
St.
recognized
'
in
Regis
him
to
St.
of
realize
States
gain
any
income
loss
or
which
tax -purposes
cash
of
will
be
except
fractional
any
any
inter¬
Regis.
Regis
will pay the lees and expenses of the Depositary and
Agent which,, together with other expenses of the distribu¬
shares offered hereby, are estimated to be $40,000.
Exchange
tion
the
of
St.
will declare
Regis
the Oiler of Exchange effective if 95',' of the
shares of Lone Star common stock are deposited for ex¬
change, and may elect to do so if a lesser percent, but not less than
8C','t, of Lone Star shares, are so deposited.
outstanding
The
Offer
of
Exchange
will
be
declared
effective
by
the
company to the Depositary and Exchange Agent.
effective date of the exchange will be mailed to each
Lone Stur who accepts the Offer of Exchange.
The
Nov.
Offer
of
any
Lone
of
of
1959,
17,
event
Star.
continue
deposited until
the
Notice
from
of
the
stockholder
of
Exchange will expire at 3:00 P.M., Houston Time, on
unless such date is extended by the company. In the
extension, the company will so inform stockholders
After the exchange has become effective, the
company
to make exchanges with respect to Lone Star shares
the
Depositary and
termination
the
of
Exchange Agent
of Exchange.
Offer
has
been
notified
If
the Offer
of
Exchange is not declared effective prior to such
expiration date or any extension thereof, or the transaction is not
closed by reason of
circumstances referred to in the next succeeding
paragraph, the Depositary and Exchange Agent will promptly return
the
to
Lone
-
In
such
the
in
to
the
company,
Star
or
Tin
for
1
stock
transfer
shares
for
all
taxtfs,
of
without
Lone
of
deposit
accordance
affiliated
of
Star
or
certificates
writh
this
companies to any officer, director
any
of its affiliated companies.
for
Offer
has. declared
the
desires
that
shares
of
of
Lone
Exchange will
Offer
Star
be
stock
common
revocable
until
the
of
The
company
stock
•
tions
stock
common
In
and
the
will
policies
enable
of
that
event
the
950-
of
company
will
cause
the
conversion
less
not
into
the
than
stock
to
of
of
800
company
owned
each
the
all
control
company.
the Lone
of
the
business
the
into
Exchange
Star
stock
When
company.
Star
opera-
is
stock
of
is
declared
acquired
proceedings
Lone
Star
to
of
the
effective
such
merger
is
and
by St. Regis,
be
taken
for
$750,000
prin¬
cipal amount of 67o subordinated convertible debentures of Lone
now
held by the company and for the merger of Lone Star
and
The
effected,
the
Star
with
business
•
conducted
previously
conducted
•
as
a
Lone
division
of
Star
the
as
a
separate
corporation
will
be
company.
Upon the exchange of shares becoming effective, the company will
capitalize the cost to it of the shares of Lone Star stock acquired in an
amount equal to $47 a share for each share of St.
Regis stock to be
issued,
which
of
increase
in
$5
capital surplus.
in
Lone Star over its
exchanged)
on
Lone
a
share,
the company's
in
-
by
is
capital
The excess of
value,
par
s
ock
the
an I
cost
will
$t*>
of
a
the
be
reflected
share
as
an
proposed
as
&
Co.
owned
a
and
the
of
Charlotte,
N.
C.
group
The
which
the
from
the
all
assets
of
they
and Mr. F.
and all
assets
business
and Mattson, the
shareholders owned a
acquired
and
two
partnerships
one-third
balance
sheet
as
-
of
March
stock
&
Inc.,
Gartwelv
Co.,
Inc.,
Abaco
Co.,
Parsix
corporations,
Farms,
corporation.
Inc.,
Co.,
and
Limited
The
is
190,
1018.
p.
3
will
consider
changing the par value
190, p. 1463.
at
composed
942
increasing the authorized
from
in
Bahamian corporations
shareholders.
In
Inc.,
Co.,
Melfor
these
liad
16
been
of
stocks,
the
142,000 each
15,000
Florida
owned
sell
22,500
issued
company
to
Scott.
Morris
to
Mattson
Heller.
shares
The
non-callable,
participating preferred
$50 each to raise the
net
of
from
proceeds
15
modern
plus
rooms
&
S
12
82
the
building
one-car
GIVING
sale
in
equal
of
its
and
shares
outstanding
Heller,
9,000
selling
holdings.
the
nine
shares
months
of
were
to
the
and
450,000
F.
two
by the selling
K.
stockholders
assets
shares,
Walker
each
last
and
$1,810,677,
1958.
Net
equal
to
earnings
$2.71
after
share
per
taxes
on
for
190,
1463.
p.
this
romnanv
Oct.
on
£8
filed
a
registration
TO
PRESENT
stock
to^i>e,offered
by
shares
offered
stock
common
include
owners
business
in
of
&
sale
through
constitute
a
.
of
State
1959.
company
it
and
has
has,
for Which
and
may
be
ticular
$1,767,865
825,000
825,000
stock,
and
situated
States
They
15,000
and
the
are
will
in
and
are
located;
143
in
cities
the
District
operated
73
of
use
K.
Latz,
who
founded
executives.
principal
in
37
states
and
in
Canada
areas
names
of
the
name
of
the
The
of
the
and
United
Mexico.
Stouffer
stores
in
which
they
offered
Stock
with
to
Ohio,
the
corporation
SEC
employees
Option Plan.—V.
covering
of
187,
the
p.
on
90,000
Oct.
2845,
27
shares
company
under
collateral
for
the
Carlisle
payment of
*
will
be
used
Net
Net
a
for
general
1959
engaged in
by
of
qualified
Incorporation
to
do
business
business
no
corporate
connected
of
the
filed
any
May 29.
other states;
with
the
purpose
company's present plan is to acquire
fixtures, appliances and equipment
customers, at prices acceptable to the par¬
its
Trust
&
were
in
laws
The
such
AGENT—The
2832.
the
under
same.
It
transfer
also
may
Co.,
agent
200
Main
'
for
St.,
acquire real property
the
Salt
company is
the
Lake City. Utah.
.......
Pacific
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Months—1958
§
$
§
revenue-
46,444,371
expenses^
36,159,328
47,168,748 418,124,023 380,358.498
36,414,398 323,507,605 306,154.440
10,285,043
10,754,350
94,616,418
74,204,058
4,198,201
5,033,154
37,886,717
34,685,976
from
rev.
ry. oper,
inc.
oper.
190, p. 1633.
In
Arenas
"stop
a
(Del.)
stock
to
Executive
order"
registration
New
and
Inc.—Statement
York,
of
admitted
of
the
of
because
material
characterized
by
decision
statement
stock
Suspended
by
the
of
false
facts.
the
by
announced
which
Sports
The
and
misleading
deficiencies
Commission
company
Oct. 27, the SEC suspended
a
public offering of deben¬
(Delaware) Inc., of Great Neck,
proposed
Arenas
and
as
in
representations and omis¬
its registration statement,
and numerous," were
"flagrant
the company
consented to
the
issuance
stop order.
The
company
was
sidiaries, is engaged
organized
in
September 1957 and, through sub¬
in the operation of bowling alleys. Its registration
statement, filed in November 1958, proposed the public offering of
$2,000,000 of debentures, the proceeds of which would be used to pay a
$750,000 indebtedness to AMF Pinspotters, Inc. for bowling alley beds,
for
pay
purposes.
registration
common
its
Articles
yet
desiring the
Bank
p.
railway
—V.
the
The
filed
Its
incorporated
oper.
Railway
for
of
is
s
are
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Cleveland,
statement
be
as
oper.
common
This
C.,
proceeds
End. Sept. 30—
Railway
to
"Antoine."
the
Y.
customers.
Southern
sions
E.
Columbia,
the
under
salons also
189,
tures
company's
suburban
2,000 shs.
monthly
manufacture
ordered
to
Period
of
and
16,500 shs.
2,000 shs.
.
deposited with the trustee, Mr.
N.
organized.
was
or
TRANSFER
group
retain
shares
18,000 shs.
57c
net
as
customer
lease
or
common
underwriting
500,000 shares of class B common
preferred stock.
The company and subsidiaries
operate 259 beauty salons in leased
premises in leading department and specialty stores.
The salons are
stock
of
Outstanding
$1,767,865
$50—
of
the debentures.
company
yet,
as
it
as
a
an
not
purchase
minority interest in the
outstanding.
Their , beneficial
now
Seligrnan
of
Wyoming.
It
by
the
one-third
the
1911
with
Co.
Sidney
shareholders
present
public
for
Eberstadt
F.
tract
FINANCING
Securities & Exchange Commission—
statement
Securities and Exchange Commission
covering 250,000 shares of
headed
apartments
applied
BUSINESS—The
Sports
Seligrnan & Latz, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
TMs
215
22-acre
a
402.
p.
667,982
currently outstanding as compared with last
$,2.52 per share on the shares
presently outstanding.
taxes were $3,761,077 compared with
$3,341,564
or
on
installments of $11,337. from which
a year on unpaid balances is first deducted
towards principal.
If all required payments
indebtedness will be fully paid off in August, 1980.—
rate
PROCEEDS—The
—V.
beforie
earnings
year.—V.
of
with
groups
purposes.
propose
stock
common
year's $1,685,264
Net
months
will
S. Brothers & Co., of Salt Lake
City, Utah, on
July 20 publicly offered 240,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $1.25 per share.
Meltree
Fulton
(N.
Y.)
corporation, manufacturer of
sanitary papercontainers, closures and dairy packaging
equipment, has* reported
and earnings for the nine months ended
Sept. 30. 1959.
Sales for the period amounted to
$39,094,183 compared with $35,771,nine
securities
Skaggs Leasing Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Har¬
This
first
these
rison
board
the
$825,000
M
increased sales
for
of
garages
EFFECT
been
St.,
on
constant
the
balance
made,
190,
has
41st
principal
in
at
the
are
V.
stock
East
and
SPayable
and
each
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Earnings Up—
383
of
sum
with
a
common
interest
addition,
Inc.,
corporations
three
their
of
all
and
effect
Inc.,
exchange for the sale and transfer of these businesses
and
to
Walker
which
In
Co.,
$7.50 to $l
proposal to accomplish such
the company written objections thereto, unless the
majority of the preferred stock specifically consent thereto.
file
tThe
Wittco, Inc., all Florida
outstanding and issued capital stock of
Islands
Produce, Limited, the Bahamian"
and
stock
Co.,
Stofin
the
of
and 25,000
issued
units.
interest
selling
Guleven
Inc.,
all
exercise
split-up.—V.
cumulative,
Davidson,
-
shareholders all the issued
outstanding
capital
stock
of
Scott-Mattson
Industries,
Inc.,
M Farms,
Inc., Vudelto Co., Inc., Clowten Co.,
Inc., Delfin Co.,
Drumco, Inc., Emelwon Co., Inc., Felsvcn
Co., Inc., Fortate Co.,
Inc..
investment
31, ' 1959
Dec.
on
and
one
holders of
Pompano
K.
in
interest.
440,000 shs.
warrants
key employees.—V.
offered
result,
public
to be supplied by amendment.
Florida law in
September 1959
business
in
Outstanding
the
upon
^The company may not issue shares of
preferred stock iir the future,
in excess of the 16,500 shares now
offered, if the holders of 33 Mi fa or
more
of
the preferred stock
then outstanding shall, within 20
days
after the mailing of a written notice of
Pierce,
are
Scott
company
and
to
the
partnership
25 h
interest;
selling
the
interest;
the
of
an
(assuming all of Lone Star's stock is
estimated at approximately $780,000, based
consolidated
issuance
underwriter or their
designees,
issuance upon
the exercise of
cum.,
non-callable
pfd.
value of $10 per share
tCommon stock
(par $1)_
a
Dickson
one-fourth
Co.,
Farms,
increase
book value
tentatively
Star's
its
for
the
♦$3.50
all assets (which assets included all
the issued and out¬
stock of Inrito Realty Corp.) of Indian River Tomato
the partnership in which each of them and Mr.
Morris Heller
a
The
of
Lone
appropriate
common
Fort
underwriting
S.
R.
substances
FINANCING
Authorized
and
Packing
outstanding shares of Lone Star
common
Star.
Offer
than
the
.
the
Lone
the
of
exchanged for
ownership of hot less
company's
-
all
be
to
for
and
Continental
or
sold
§First mortgage indebtedness,
debs, in multiples
standing capital
Packers,
Exchange effective,
It is
not
presently intended that the time for accepting the Offer of
Exchange
will be extended beyond Nov. 30, 1959.
^
common
Building,.
Professional
-
company's common stock within a period estimated
days after the Offer of Exchange has been declared
howevef, the companv shall not be obligated to
transaction unless, at the- closing date to be fixed
by the
there shall not be outstanding any advances made by Lone
its
by
business
is declared effective, the com-,
the Offer of Exchange certificates
15
of
filed
the
certain
PRESENT
*600,000 shs.
reserved
10-year 7%
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
in
The company
was
organized under
by the selling shareholders, Rudolph Mattson,
President, Leslie W.
Scott, Board Chairman, and Meyer C.
Heller, Executive Vice-President
and
Treasurer.
It
has acquired
from
the
selling shareholders the
Exchange
accepting
be
CAPITALIZATION
registration statement with the SEC covering
outstanding shares of its common stock, to be offered for
sale
by
the
holders
thereof through an
headed
the
of
any
company
certificates
;
of
persons
their
provided,
stockholder
in
same
funds
any
persons."
the Offer
exceed
effect;
close
the
event
shares
not
and
will issue to
pany
for
stock
Star
to
cost
depositing
persons
27
located
offering price and underwriting terms
S
such
may
of
notice
Oct.
on
public
United
at
for
sa.e
corporation
67,500
if
Federal
the
This
Fla.,
Star
reason
States
from
Scott-Mattson Farms,
-
addi¬
one
Internal
the
from
that
Lone
a
shares
resulting
share
a
exchanged,
United
for
loss
or
St.
entitle
least 80S-' of Lone Star's
stockholder who accepts the
of the exchange of his Lone Star
ruling
a
Ser,vice' tp'the-effect
Revenue
est
to
TO
par
-
common
gain
sufficient
share.
Regis
St.
(
fractional
a
with
'
,
used
stock
the
purchase
impregnated
EFFECT
land.
shareholders.
Ap¬
to the U. S. Treasury Department for a ruling
in the event that the shares received as a
sold.—V.
190, p. 1018.
are
to
containing
be
consequences
dividend
It has its
for
the
acquisition of title to the Sleepy Hollow Gardens
Apartments located in Tarrytown, Westchester County, New York. The
Sleepy Hollow Gardens Apartments development was completed in 1957
plication is being made
stock
are
GIVING
10c)_
PROCEEDS—The
be
stock
proposed
tax
engaged
total of
a
five
interests.
the
is
1959.
the
stock
of fractional
on
It
<
incorporated
was
Feb.. 25,
on
$1,650,000. These securities are to be issued
multiples
of
$100 for the combined debenturepreferred stock unit with a minimum sale of $500 for
of
in
common
on
Normal
and
in
condi¬
number
consolidations,
stock
new
issued.
1959
operation's in the company's
in the manufacture and sale
Authorized1
for
$3.50
and
shares
only subsidiary,
York
manufacturing
shares
stockholders
two
for
per
Exchange.
fractional
Initial sales
November
Tarrytown, Inc.—Securities Offered—Sire
Portfolios, Inc., of New York City, on October 16
publicly offered $1,650,000 principal amount of
n$w secu¬
rities.
The financing for Sire Plan of
Tarrytown, Inc.
consists of 16,500 ten-year 7% debentures in
multiples
of $50 to raise the sum of
$825,000 and 16,500 shares Of
like.
the
be
combinations
and
in
Sire Plan of
thereafter
new
privileges
stock
made
Plan
six
rate
and
eight shares of the
rate
be
company's
State of New
which
(par
35,000
reserved
stock
dividend
to
purposes.
stock
officers
a
share;
per
be
the
of
Shell Oil Co.—To Effect Stock
Split—
value of 35 cents per share and will have
preference
$10
cumulative
the
the
sponges
specific
warrants
.6782
■
synthetic
Common
be at
stock;
new
common
at
year
the
for
of
will
laws
'
stock
would
the
of
share
one
of
of common
shares
the
1960.
common
convertibility
four
Corp.,
conducts .its
mentioned above.
common
years
expected
and
CAPITALIZATION
carry cumulative dividends
at
payable semi-annually, and the first
for
are
the laws of
of
will
seven
Foam
office
plant
amounts
company has been advised by counsel that the
dividend will not be taxable upon
receipt by the
by
able
under
the
addition
under
However, there is no assurance .that the
company will
to sell profitably such
equipment if and when produced.
♦Includes
each
approximately $82,000
i960.
meeting of
It is the
meeting.
in
equipment
Shell
dividend
special
a
of
incorporated
was
production.
this
submit
of
balance
citizens
purposes.
company
York on Dec.
of
January
stock.
The
in
does not result in aifVven number of St.
Regis shares, will have
right to direct the Depositary and Exchange Agent on his behalf
~ett1W'"W"Wr"ir,TriRnimiar^ntorest~tir "a~i5hare of—St: Reghr or- to
of
established for
deposits
divided
dividends
the
to
the
testing
and
New
5, 1956.
Its office and paint are located
leased premises at 112 State
Street, Westbury, Long Island, N. Y.
is engaged
primarily in the assembly and sale of tube testers. Since
May 1959, it has been
assembling and selling high fidelity audio
amplifiers.
Short-wave transmitting and
receiving equipment and a
hig" fidelity FM tuner are being
planned for
authorization
approval
carry appropriate provision for adjustment of
deliverable upon the exercise of conversion
No
Regis.
stock
common
at
share
par
a
Application
Stockholders
JSaeh stockholder of Lone Star
of^Lone
shares
of
shares
their
of
of
Exchange.
shareholders'
during
common
stock;
for
corporation,
reclassifications and
Star whef deposit their shares in acceptance of the Offer of
Exchange will be billed for Federal and Texas stock transfer taxes
the
to
voted
1959,
convertible
A
and
corporate
for
pay
and
high-fidelity amplifiers
in
common.
first
of
year
one
a
not
shares
Lope
applicable
series
tions;
properly executed Letter of Trans¬
a
later
not
books.
general
of
It
stock:
have
Stock
and
and
payable semi-annually;
year
Such
P.
2629, Houston 1. Texas, with
of
pay
annum
the
new
of
liquidation
case
O.
shares
share
common
rate
Exchange may
be accepted by stockholders of Lone Star by
forwarding their stock
certificates to-Bank of the Southwest, National
Association, Houston,
Depositary and Exchange Agent,
Bank
of the
Southwest
Building,
mittal
the
of
Will
of
Offer
to
authorized,
per
For
eighth
the
in
exchange
will be effected under the terms and'
conditions, of the offer of ex¬
change (constituting a "Plan of Reorganization" of St. Regis and Lone
Star within the
meanings of Sections 363(a)(lV(B>
and
354(a)(1)
of
corporation" has
meeting Dec. 10,
subject
the
on
if
cents
one
Will have
ex¬
Star
eighty-
common
stock of Lone Star.-
magazines
company's
of
The
maximum
common-stock
common
thousand
50
the
share
30,000
this
shares
intention
stock,
years.
during
Regis Paper Co.—Exchange Offer—
change
State
is
company
semi-annual dividend of 25 cents would be
paid in February,
The new stock will be
convertible into the
shares
of
equipment;
annual
and
convertible
of
rate
rate
Bag M Bagging Co. on
of
the
time,
board
dividends
new
ten
a
issuing
Net
4,000,000
present
a
cash
The
the
prpspectus dated Oct. 19 is'offering
of
the
company's
of
for
a
Bobbs-Merrill
The
■
to
consisting
production
transceivers;
for
'
approximately $10,000
of tools, dies
purchased,
the
BUSINESS—The
Company,
stock.
declared its intent to vote
at the'rate of 8 shares of the
series A convertible
shares of common, this action to be taken at the
directors on Dec. 10
following the shareholders'
third-party sales for the 12 months ending last March
reportedly $5,472,934,000, on which profits after taxes were
$421,913,000. - It employs about 250,000 people.
via
Bobbs-Merrill
The
1
November
business.
for
used
companies,
In
containing service data for television
equipment; "Counter Facts," a service
related
Directors
stockholders at
a
new
were
This company
Inc.
-
-
-
.„
recently
equipment
outstanding 374,450
of
At
Compania
Holland.
of
associated
Co.,
'
•
equipment
band
Sehenley Industries, Inc.—Financing—Conv. Stock—
31
.
38,000
for
*
consolidated
St.
and
1.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to
repay a short-term
bank loan In the approximate amount
of $50,000, the proceeds of
which
were used for
working capital and $25,000 of which has been
borrowed
since June 30, 1959; to
pay trade accounts payable in the approximate
amount of $110,000, of which some
$35,000tire past due in- the sense
they are more than 30 days old;
1
distribution
possible
as
two
outstanding
electronic
preferred stock.
par
The
per
at Dec.
as
and
has
with
publishing
folders
and
distributor ,of
$50
underlying
I960.
Royal
years.
'
accepted and approved by the shareholders of
would be entered into between Colon and Com¬
Venezuela Ltd.
de
portion
of
.
are
agreement
Shell
Colon
Shell
to
proposals
an
period
Shell
Electronics Manufacturing
Corp.—Common Stock
Offered—Schweickart & Co. on Oct. 27
publicly offered
170,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) at $2 per
share.
This offering was oversubscribed
and the books
prop¬
common shares and 3,048 shares
proceeds of its sale of additional stock
will be used for
working capital needed because of sales expansion
and
for payment
of certain indebtedness.
The
selling stockholders are Howard W. Sams, Board Chairman
(30,000 of 183,926 shars held)
and Donald B. Shaw, Vice-President'
(8,000 of 20,156)
•
of
day.
per
receivers
radio
the
company now
day.
Colon also5 operates in
production of approximately 20,000 barrels
current
a
appropriate
Howard
interest
its
of
general
"Photofact"
The
approximately
controlling
96.83'W
the
and
for
minority shareholders will receive the benefit of any
higher value, which might be fixed by such appraisal.
Compania Shell de Venezuela Ltd. is the major Royal Dutch/Shell
Group company operating in Venezuela,
It has'a current production
of
owns
in
publishes
Compania Shell de Venezuela
the
the
purchased
and
engaged
are
of
Star's
remaining
company
inventory
appraisal will be made.as at Dec.*31, 1959,.by independent
engineers mutually acceptable to Colon and Canadian Shell.
an
the
an
Lone
the
outstanding stock) by the present holders thereof. The
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by
The underwriters are
Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.,
Walston & Co., Inc., and Kiser, Cohn &
Shumaker, Inc.
petroleum
of
amortize
over
assign to property,
relating thereto as
of
amendment.
of the total' shares outstanding. Cana¬
remaining 96.1<0- of Colon's 'outstanding shares.
subject to the formal approval or the shareholders
later than Dec. 23, 1959.
It is also provided in the offer
Colon not
made
public
strong
a
historically its best, must be faced
Ltd. and its subsidiary,
owns
proposals
any,
to
to
excess
be
(representing
V'
approximately 3.90
Shell
The
and
to
corporation, located at 1720 East 38th St., Indianapolis, Ind.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Oct. 21, 1959, covering
88,000 common shares. Of this stock, 50,000 shares are
to be offered
TOF""public sale for the account of the issuing
major
or
if
such
of
This
companies in the Royal Dutch/Shell Group, have on
Oct. 29 made offers to. Colon Oil Coy Ltd. which, if
accepted, would
result in
the acquisition
e t
a
price' of U. S. $35 per share of the
Outstanding minority interest in Colon represented, by- 85,482 common
.shares,
equipment
amount,
1633.
p.
intention
portion
appraisal
an
closed.
Royal Dutch/Shell Group—Acquisition Plans—
Canadian Shell
and
company's
the
excess
190.
Inc.,
Ltd..
the
by
(Howard W.) Sams & Co. Inc.—Registers With SEC—
third
the
in
....
remains
company
and
the
,
shutdown
company's
which is
pending
the final outcome
curtailment.—V. 190. p. 1342.
ness
adversely in
.
Mr.
tion.
is
during
company
.
months
quarter
It
equipment
determined
plant,
—V.
the "first nine months of 1958 were
augmented
by a
special
item
totaling
$347,360. from
the
sale
of
excess, land,
buildings, and machinery at, the " Whittall. Division in
Worcester,. Mass.. which was equal to 58 cents per share of net profit.
"The: active business enjoyed by the carpet industry 'during the first
six
and
be
may
51
false
other installation expenditures of $350,000, and for other
The statement also covered 461,692 outstanding shares of
stock,
shares
to
or
misleading
with
respect
to,
among
other
things,
prior
stock
violation of the Securities Act registration requirement,
liabilities arising therefrom, description of the company's
use
of proceeds, and certification of financial statements,
distributions in
contingent
business,
be-offered by about 50 shareholders at market price
not less than $6 per share.
ruled that the Sports Arenas filing was materially
but
Commission
*
r**
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1880)
1958 earnings of $3,777,000, or 52 cents per share (exclusive of non¬
recurring income of $572,000, or 8 cents per share in 1958), Third
sales increased 56
to $44,484,000
from $42,525,000 in the
of the prospectus
to make "plainly evident"
of the company's business and securities.
The
purchase of Sports Arenas stock by the employee of the certifying
Accounting firm who conducted the audit rendered false the statement
that the firm was independent.
The Gommission ufsCT held that therewas a failure to disclose that
hver 750,000 of the 1,209,692 outstanding common shares were sold in
violation of the registration requirement and that there was a failure
to disclose the contingent liability arising therefrom.
Of this stock,
240,000 shares were offered at $1.25 per share under a claimed Regula¬
tion A exemption from registration.
A substantial portion thereof was
purchased by Joseph Abrams, the parent and principal promoter of
the ,company,
by members of his family and
relatives including
Charles
Gordon,
company
President, and
by companies owned or
company
ncomvuv,
controlled by Abrams and by persons associated
with him, and by
directors' wives.
A significant number of shares sold to persons other
than Abrams was paid for by checks drawn by him/ and th»
is
of
subsequent resales 01 such shares were deposited in
of sum Mint CO
—(„
Mnuember
1957., was said to
account.
This offering,
commenced in November 1957, W
Slave been completed by Nov. 11, following which the market price
of the stock rose to $1.75;
and all sales subsequently made by the
at
Part of the redis©rlginal subscribers were ai- Hint nrice or higher.
UlUb
v/*
"well as the failure
the speculative features
as
quarter
corresponding period last
For
the
year.
nine months of
first
*•'
.
share,
per
the first
months of
nine
The company
of general
1958
business
was
in
of
which
that
the
one
made
continued after
distribution
Oct. 27 by the
the 7,247.452
on
or
Of
It
"whose
stock
is
owned
which
—
the
are
"
bowling establishment in Jackson
a failure to disclose that these shares
firm within two months and resold by
during
■Heights,
■
sold
were
«*XJ£Vl
lhat
to
firm
broker-dealer
a
the
to
XUUI
i/w
public.
v...
blocks
Both
i
sold
were
violation
in
*
same
management.—V. 190,,
retail
816.
p.
„
Deliveries
deliveries
announced
was
j
Corp.—"Lark"
Lark
new
.
VOXUVU
£.
1n
last
the
U.
Oct,
on
'
the
in
26
Sidney
by
Up—
10-day
,
tion requirements."
*Witb respect, to
connection with
10-day
retail
1959
Studebaker
period since June,
sales
•*nent,
shares to
of 25,000
issuance
•
description
oi
of
with
uhhmwwuu
transaction
uie
the
"the
also
Lark
first
wak
4
failure
Fla., fnr
for
disclose
to
a
_
Tr>i0
•Wilton Manor,
£175 000
$175,000" nlus 25.000
plus 25,000
that
the
seller
shares
presented
of
new
the
"The
cars
the
also
prospectus,
a
.a
-
price
xoi
for
II1C
Iheir
associates
which,
low
issued
the
and
x
to
their
to
amount
joint
and
of
cash
...
,
,
the
Presidents
-V.
the
two
-to
be
the
mately
has
sales
"which
refineries
also
Leonard
is
in
of
many
refining and
its
in
$50
over
and
at
one
Michigan-Ohio
Of
for
Mt.
Pipe
marketing
million
in
Pleasant,
Line
Company
gathering
The
through,
is
crude
com-
Michigan,
Mich.
brought in from' Wyoming.
Michigan crude oil.—V. 189,
proposal
a
for
the
merger
Victor
of
fBtauffer.
standing
has
7,247,452
shares
common
Chemical
outstanding.
Victor
of
into
has
out¬
$100
par,
the
public
<2,240 of which are owned by Stauffer) and
15,064 shares are held in
.Victor's treasury. Victor also has
outstanding j.,697,101 common shares
4n the hands of the public, of which
3,680 shares are owned by Stauffer.
Under
of
the
shares
<exclusiye
•Will be
merger
proposal,
each
share
of
Victor
common
owned
stock
oaon
by Stauffer) will be converted ihto
Stauffer; each share of
of
of
shares
converted
held
into
one
in
Victor's
share
one
share of
com-
outstanding Victor preferred
treasury or owned by Stauffer)
of
newly authorized
of Stauffer; and each share
by
cancelled.
None
of
the
for
Stauffer shares
Victor shares are
proposal,
Aiierger
reserved
for
Victor's Stock
total
a
issuance
Option
l*ing registered
of
to
be
being
25,412
upon
Plan;
this
at
*
3 Va'.'t
cumulative
Stauffer
will
issued
under the
merger in
registered. However, under
shares of Stauffer common
exercise
and
of
options
outstanding
these shares of Stauffer
time.-
the
of
business
of
semiconductor
conductor
and
Delaware
In
addition
be
ex¬
the
are
under
common
on
third quarter end
Oct.
for
the
reported record sales and
first nine months in
1959.
earnings for the
earnings for the three months ended
Scot. 30. 1959
60 cents
per
share,
an
increase of
156
over
the
corporation
a
silicon
as
considered
as
above
and
indium
the
160,000
On
tachometers
actually
engaged
products.
mentioned
corporation
of
several
in
and
consequently,
commercial
The
company
organized
outstanding
on
common
Jan.
12,
stock
of
Hsiung Yuan Tang, President
shares
May
14,
common
of
the
1959,
stock
the
issued
company
par
value
GIVING
to
•Common
"As
stock
($.10
par
stock subject
part
of
$4,348,quarter
in
in
160,000
Mr.
EFFECT
H.
TO
shares
PRESENT
to options
the
including
pany's
Shaw's
business
Dec. 31, 1960 to
authorized common stock
in
5,
not
shares
first
N.
Y.
.
being
types
ported
of
the
corporation.
-•
190,
r
Acq.—
1777.
p.
and
to
period
to
nine
at
ended
Franklin
$16,442,591, compared
year.
Net income,
the
equal
year
to
quarter's
628,398,
$.75
per
end.
equal
to
This
$.62
per
1,001,274 shares.
included for the complete
on
were
resulted
cellulose
to
last
$811,899,
the
months
according
President.
36%
rose
from
bands
the
and
acquisition of
plastic closures
1959,
new
is
manufacturing plant for glass con¬
as planned,
with production
proceeding
Inc.
-
-
Secondary Offering
—
of
were
the
of
sales
of
purchased
company
and
by
the
Inc.,
thermostatic
fiscal
designs,
controls
$6,524,441
and
CAPITALIZATION
net
part
DIVIDENDS—The
the
50
30,
income
paid,
declared,
15,
year
1959.
by
to
company
re¬
190,
1959
Outstanding
600,000 shs.
20
On
Oct.
on
515,457 shs.
paid quarterly dividends
April 30. 1959, the'
cents
July
since
company
share
per
31,
the
9,
1959,
a
and
25
a
paid
year-end
1955.
four
extra
of
cent
1959
shares
now
determined
earnings, the financial
needs
by
of
offered-
The
payment
of
future
directors in -tor—dab'
nrfiMr""
the
the
company and other relevant factors.
UNDERWRITERS—The selling shareholders
have
of
the
underwriters, for whom Goldman,
agreed
each
to
the
$1,080,404.—V.
28,
sells
appliances.
quarterly dividend
a
25
cent
quarterly dividend was
payable on Oct. 30, 1959 to
shareholders of record on Oct.
Accordingly, this last 25 cent dividend will
not be received
and
purchasers of
dividends will be
of
and
gas
has
ending
cf
share.
per
of
from
receive
principally
and
1959
AS OF OCTOBER
„
company
dividends
ecu's
was
fiscal
not
Authorized
Common shares ($1
During
will
devices
electiric
April
underwriters
manufactures
and
in
ended
year
the
company
sale.
temperature control
forHhe
28
headed a
secondary offering
a
a price of
$29 per
oversubscribed and the books
was
offered
the
Goldman,
—-
Oct.
on
of common stock at
1464.
p.
&
Co,
purchase, the
acting
are
to
Sachs
sell,
and
Co.
and
&
as
representatives, has severally
common shares set
opposite its
number of
agreed
name below:
Shares
Goldman.
exchange for
Sachs
McDonald
author¬
&
&
Co.
J.
Barth
Co
Alex.
The
&
First
Fulton
Hayden,
—V.
4,000
Sherrerd
Co.,
Miller
&
Co.-
Corp
&
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.
Smith, Barney & Co
F.
Rothschild & Co
Wertheim
Bearing Co.
—
pany's Assets—
The
has
company
Preliminary steps
offered
to
Limited.
was
buy
The
acquired
Assets
of
made
minority
last
by
acquired
were
the
of
the
British
—.
L.
*640,000 shs.
Timken Roller
the
4,000
4,000
Robinson-Humphrey
3,000
1464.
p.
3,000
Curtis
3,000
the
&
Timken
3,000
4,000
7,000
Co.,,;
7,000
Acquires British Com¬
assets
May 5, 1959,
shareholders'
of
British
when
Timken
Limited.
the Timken
interest
in
Company
British
Timken
shares
Timken
3,000
3,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
The
7,000
Peabody & Co
190,
1
3,000
7,000
Inc...-—
3,000
Inc.
Paine, Webber. Jackson &
3,000
Podesta
Boston
7,000
Merrill. Turben & Co.,
The Milwaukee Co.,
The Ohio Co.,
3,000
3,000
Reid
Kinder
4,000
Sons
&
Cruttenden,
Lehman Brothers
A. E. Masten & Co
16.528
Co
Brown
Butcher
.
&
Shares
16,523
Whipple & Co
Burge & Kraus
Ball,
110,000
held by minoritj?
interest stockholders
Company on Oct. 8.
Limited
include
Fisher
Bearings Co. Ltd.
plants at Wolverhumpton and
Hednesford, England, British Timken
(Pty.) Limited, with a plant at
Benoni, Transvaal, South
Africa,
British Timken Ltd.
plants in Duston and
Daventry, Noithampton.
England.
Assets of British Timken
with
S.
A.
and
arranging for the present
and
financial
Shaw
options
purchase
of
1118.
p.
from
automatic
Earnings
be
Outstanding
the
of
earnings amounted to $2,023,118
compared to $1,768,482 earned on
sales ^of
three quarters of 1958.
Florida,
stockholders
McDonald
its
registrar
records,
over
produces
months
BUSINESS—Therm-O-Disc,
semi¬
FINANCING
160,000
Mr.
York
series,
Green.
which
Thatcher's
Tampa,
proceeds
Massnc'ni^
of
sales
29%
This offering
provide
the
compensation, the underwriter is entitled to
optious
exercisable until Dec. 31, I960 to
purchase 50,000 shares of the com¬
pany's authorized common stock at $.10
per share If the total 110,000
shares of the present
offering are sold, with a proportionate reduction
in the amount of option shares if
less than
110,000 of the offered
shares are sold provided that at
least 50,000 of said offered shares
must be sold before the
underwriters are to receive
any stock options.
These options and
underlying shares are to be registered under the
Securities Act of 1933
simultaneously with the registration of the shares
presently being offered.
to
New
appointed
quarter
J.
outstanding
of
$39,652,673,
in
in
various
Y.
1,000,000 sh§.
Graham N.
St.,
above.—V.
amounted
Bacon.
)
of Mr.
Dec. 1,
next, through
debentures due
Payment will be made
company
The
stock.
common
Co.,
corresponding
April,
nine
121,057 shares
any
and
90,000
services
and
exercisable
shares
of
the
up
ad¬
to
Australia
Co.
subsidiaries
and
France
subsidiaries
in
at $.10 per share if
the total 110.000
of the present
offering are sold with a proportionate reduction
the amount of option shares if not all
110.000 of said offered shares
sold provided that at. least
50.000 of the offered shares
Appointed Liquidator of
man
of
the
Board
Pascoe.
and
in
have
those
com¬
shares
were
third
Co.
of
operations
a
been
raw
any
of
its
has
to start next
spring.
the end of the year, the
certain
and
its
In consideration
.
its' 6C'c
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
convertible
closed.
The company acquired
Massachusetts corparauon
the company
Authorized
Common
approxi-
on
Wall
48
Sachs & Co. and
McDonald & Co.
group of undei writers which made
or
Tang, President and
Director of the company in
exchange for all of the outstasding common
stock of Tang Industries,
Inc., a Massachusetts corporation, of which
Mr. II. Y. Tang was President and sole
stockholder, having received
all
of
its
stock
in
exchange for $40,000 in cash.
Mr. H.
Y.
Tang
also
purchased from the company on the same
day 240,000 of its
authorized common stock for
$60,000 in cash.
CAPITALIZATION
Co..
third
Division,
190,
1959.
the
of
company's authorized
$.10
a
day
refinery,
is
Corp.—Partial Redemp'n
previous
shares
Therm-O-Disc,
company
may
production
conducts
the
This
first
sales
share.
alloys,
wholly owned subsidiary, Tang Industries, Inc..
a
from Mr.
ized
sold
barrels
Caribbean
expects to bo
producing various
of plastic containers.
Thatcher entered this field
through the
acquisition of the Plastic Tube &
Bottle Co.
of-Naslma, N. H., earlier
this year.—V.
such as transistors, and
diodes, and other electronic
products such as tachometers and transistor heat radi¬
date, the company has-made
sample sales of single crystal
and
235,000
throughput
bottles.
the
of
under
all
taxes,
increase
an
Colon
glass
necessary
organized
devices
To
silicon
are
28
in
for
1,076,888
quarter.
materials.
the
the
for
types
1
May 14, 1959, intends to engage in
manufacturing, processing and distributing
and
company
on
By
on
developing,
materials, such
at
modern
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Earns. Up—
exceeded
Construction of
eleetrical
ators,
all
of
The
or
/
cost for
freight,
installation
this
equipment.
The
company
underwriting and for further
vice, the company will issue
Net
*
-
purposes,
viz., maintaining an inventory of
assembled and unassembled
semiconductor devices
State
&
September quarter,
$32,109,163
$0.31
capital
and
Read
Light &; Coke
earnings
1959
provision
on
447,708
$15,000
Earnings Up—Merger Approved—
000,
capacity.
(exclusive
preferred stock ($100 par)
of common stock
of Victor owned by Stauffer and each
share of
outstanding Victor pre¬
ferred held In the
treasury of Victor or owned
change
and
the
For
1,1)9,638
643,380
$0.44
$0.10
BUSINESS—Tang Industries, Inc.,
laws
setts
Works
72,248 shares of 3®aU cumulative
preferred stock,
57,184 shares are outstanding in the hands
which
Peoples Gas
$12,094,869
for
semiconductor material ($40,000 to
$45,000), financing salesmen's ad¬
vances, accounts receivable and other
working capital purposes ($35,000
to $40,000 >.
'
the
This company, located at 380 Madison
Ave., New York, filed a regis¬
tration statement with, the SEC on Oct.
22, 1959, covering 25,412 shares
its common stock. The
company has called a special meeting of its
.stockholders for Oct. 27, 1959, for the
purpose of considering and vot¬
of
materials
through
of
Stauffer
1,840,335
148,071
any
working
to
for redemption
fund, $281,000 of
plus accrued interest.
Pollock, Chairman, and William
The
$4,058,992
in
connection
with
also
to revote $35,000 to research and development of its eleetrical
electronic equipment,
The remainder of the proceeds will be Used
for
refinery
most
and
1777.
p.
represents
triple
plans
adjacent
share, earned in the third quarter
last
Earnings from the new Colon Division
These figures are, of course, subject to
change in view of the
that the company does not have firm contracts for their
"-purchase
and the market price for such
equipment is subject to fluctuation.
There is no assurance that sales will be
forthcoming to utilize
and
and
day.
Manhattan Bank
preferred stock, 5l/4%
tainers
accessories
Texaco's
largest
present
1229.
p.
with
1959—6 Mos.—1958
$4,725,704
572,208
$0.17
approximately
Its
called
Dillon,
after
if the
anticipates
company's
said.
Chase
share
devices.
Its
years.
has
of
30,
third
$1,894,737
764,203
production
make
sinking
100%
190,
For
fact
the
petroleum
Alma
part
Ohio
f\
upon
D.
248,056
additional
outstanding
1343.
at
190,
Sept.
devices.
such
a
1977
Sales
.
of
the
Eastern Transmission
Thatcher Glass
2181.
p.
Materials.
all
of
be
office
See,
look
1company commences production of its own semi¬
The equipment to be purchased is similar
to the
equipment presently owned by tiie company.
$92,900 will be used to
purchase equipment to be used in the production of semiconductor
Reid
Stauffer Chemical Co.—Registers With SEC—
ing
to
satisfactory,"
the company s pre8ent capacity for producing semiconductor
company-s presc
rnmnanv
I1® company fppis that such increased production will be
feels that such increased production will be
million.
business
engaged
also
1972.
V-
products
a
at
the
owns
substantial
a
its
Inc.,
annual
an
two
^oompany
marketed
approximate $375
doing
pany
operates
continue
prove
a
when and
against
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline Co.—To Be
_
conductor
applied
will
program
executive
units. Mil
p.
quarterly
Refineries,
Leonard
1,
the
$2,109,610.
stock.
Standard
Annual
1959
1959—3 Mos.—1958
mh,»
or before
Dec. 10.
On completion of the transaction,
Leonard Refineries, Inc., stockholders will receive
approxi¬
share of Standard Oil Company stock for each 3.45 shares
one
provision
p.*817.
190,
..
on
Leonard
of
of
should
year
189,
tax
(before
amort,
amuu. i
be
.
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds, estimated at $254,600, $31,500 will
PROCEEDS—Of. the net
esthr
,K! uset] to purchase additional
equipment for the processing of semiconductor
The equipment so to be purchased will
Charles E.
held
190,
—V.
Co., Inc., of New York City, on Oct. 15 pubOiiCied 160,000 shares of common stock (pai uwn
10^,)
$3 per share, as a speculation,
speculation
'
at
both
present
capacity
chief
135.000 bairels
second
Tang Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—David
,
companies,
expansion
Scheduled
Spahr, respectively.
companies have approved the transactions subject to
favorable vote by the stockholder s of Leonard at a
special meeting
♦a
and
balance
$2,215,148
depreciation «
aepreciauuu &
and
management officials and
invested by such persons
of
oil
new
Tho
Co.—Earnings—
revenue
will
the
wercrhsed
..
rtrt
Net income_,_,w
Net income per share
(Ohio)—Acquisition—
by
announcement
and
^-A.
Operating profit
Refineries, Inc., Alma, Mich., and this company have signed
n contract by which the assets of Leonard are to be
acquired by Stand¬
ard in exchange for 324,582 shares of its common stock,
according to
Boards
the
sale
under
Texas Gas Transmission
Wltn oitL
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
the prospectus, was disproportionately
interest.—V. 190, p. 1074.
equity
Standard Oil Co.
»
the
President.—V.
Taft Broadcasting
Leonard
Brazell
$4,092,181
for
stock
which
increase
Texaco
—V.
net
corporation on Oct. 22 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 251,849 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for operating expenses, to meet a note
payable, and engineering and construction expenses.
v..
Mr.
share.
1959,
$1
at
Jhe^k^he^lack ^of
.
,
promoters
million
crude
at
SEC
disclosed elsewhere in
as
compared
Olson,
The
experience of management officials in the operation of bowling alleys;
current operating losses; Abrams* conviction in April 1957 of a crime
involving intuu
involving fraud in a transaction with the U. S. Government; and the
a
of'shares
30,
for
results
the
issued
from
Tiie corporation
operation
of
the
earnings of $2,526,462
compared with $1,982,571
1958, equal to $1.62 a share as against
the 1,560,835 shares of common stock
in the
first
nine
months
this
year
were
earnings
the
F.
iuI 'Lj
tt«-i
MOn, i\riz.—r lies
which
on
HIC
to
per
Texaco Inc.—Maps Expansion for
Trinidad Refinery—
$18
Texas
Barnes &
.brochure arise in the false and misleading informat
containing inarket
to
marxet
dumber
and
and
criticized the failure to Include, in
the.;foyeparL:._>^
statement summarizing the speculative factors
licly
-contributed
contributed
$.10
its
its
An
•
Applicable to Sports Arenas and its securities, including information
With respect
Wltn respect to the prior sales of stock in violation of the registration
u.c,mU1
o«.v.D
•requirement and the resulting contingent liability, the .dissunmat o
«f
sales
Lruce
^
The Commission
reported
Sept.
of
notes
•
ocKnoiciers.
♦stockholders
of
of
or
—V.
largest
Superstition Mountain Enterprises, Inc., Apache June-
Nationwide
was
29
ended
it
__
Holdings, Inc.,
a
company in which Abrams had a substantial interest.
There also
was
a
failure to disclose that in connection with the purchase of a
fowling center at Bethpage, L, I., for $278,931, Sports Arenas also
^assumed obligations of the seller amounting to $171,069.
Furthermore,
according to the decision,
the prospectus contains
■estimates
of
net
income
for
individual
bowling
establishments of
Cports Arenas, and statements concerning potential earnings for the
ixjwling industry generally, which are so speculative and uncertain
In relation to the company's proposed operations as to be materially
misleading. The prospectus also contains false and misleading statc•nents concerning stock purchased, sold and held, by Abrams, and gave
the
false
impression that he was merely
the company's financial
/Adviser and rendered services to it without compensation or expectalion of personal gain, when in fact he was one of the promoters and
effectively controlled all its significant transactions and activities and
lie and his immediate family as a group were the company's largest
A
Oct.
on
months
before-tax earnings
favorable
said
there was
at
1955.
Corp.—Earnings Up—
a
1958,
of
of stock,
stock
common
complementary to the existing
refinery'and consist of a
100,000-barrel-a-day topping unit; a 15,000barrcl-a-day catalytic reformer; and a
20,000-barrel-a-day hydrotreater.
Also to be added
are new
tankage, pipelines, utilities and Jetty facilities.
.
Sports Arenas
bowling establishment at
.
•
—;~
purchase
company's
company's revolving credit
.agree¬
by the company in. the
expan¬
properties. Tne
The
current
expansioi
expansion program
will require
expenditures of $64,000,000.—V. 190,
p.
1567.
sion
won
The
corresponding period of
share, both based on
presently
outstanding.
Sales
amounted to $58,299,330, compared with $56,393,264 in the
correspond¬
ing period a year ago.
Earnings before taxes were $5,280,878 and
income tax provision was $2,754,416.
In the like three quarters of
the
conveyed
nine
proceeds
proceeds
mately
Skill-
A.
1777
p.
the
$1.27
builders" in
fart
WIS «rierconduitafo? fhmdLtribution
V*
Net
are
corporation
the
in
—
Bowler
Impression that Bo *
served primarily as a LhlUlUlt
vuv
stock, in the description of the purchase of
V)WV/XI.,
'This
in
the builder was Boswick,
by daughters of Abrams.
there was a failure to disclose that
as
cw
indicated was beneficially owned
fyixjivxx
which
The
the
-
company,
with
the
the
running well ahead of the goal set by Harold
President,
of a
33(4
gain in 1960.
Skillman
added.
Sundstrand
the construction and leasing of the Brewster establish-
public distribution
or
company has issued
exercisable until Dec. 31, 1960 to
located in Houston, Texas, filed a
registration state¬
SEC
on
Oct.
21,
1959,
covering 300,000 shares of
convertible second preferred stock ($100
part, to be offered
public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Stone &
Webster Securities Corp. and
White/ Weld <fe Co. The dividend
rate,
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
by
amendment.
'
June
v
resale
the
2462.
p.
the
period
compares with the introductory
and comnares with the lntroi
or
the
public.
Skillman s:.id the number
Studebaker-Packard to their customers was
any
190,
-nf
motoring
(
Churchill,
,—v.
Act registration requirement.
block of
450,000 shares was issued
to stockholders of Bowler
ISealty Corp. in exchange for the assets of Bowler. A substantial part
of the $900,000 raised by Bowler prior to this transaction was con¬
tributed by Abrams and his associates and others with
the under¬
standing they would receive Sports Arenas stock, which then had a
<narket price of about $3 per share, at the rate of $2 per share; and
the Commission ruled that "this so-called merger was merely a device
to distribute registrant's shares without complying with our registra¬
the
to
exercisable.
employment,
by Augustus C. Long,
Chairman of the Board of
Directors of this
corporation. °
Construction of new units will
Becurities
A
his
for
*rnrim
V
when
year
S.
by
"Lark
of the
of
view
a
immediately
are
with
any stock
options.
These options
issued to Mr, Shaw for
purposes
be
Pointe-a-Pierre, Trinidad, one of the world's
largest
oil-processing plants, it was announced on Oct. 9
w
to
a
will
with
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co.—Registers With SEC
_
delivered
-"Hu
..
V IVCTt
period
agreement to build
N. Y.; and there was
become effective on Nov. 1. 1959.
as the Victor Chemical'Division
ir,.fnocovers
Vice-President of October, and
and General Sales Manager, The increase
10 days
the ' second
daughters of Abrams, sold the stock to the public within two months
fh"
the ""f-hflSK.
purchase. A further block oi 40,000 shares was issued in a
A further biocx of <iu
(Ln t
♦similar transaction to AGA Construction Corp. in connection with that
■•company's
in
ox. public introduction
puuuc wu.wuu„»v„
:
After
-xi—
Increase
46%
of
that Bostwick,
was a failure to disclose
trusts the beneficiaries of
by
Chemical Co. under the
Studebakcr-Packard
A
at
ai
there
Bostwick,
is'expected that the merger, will
operations will be continued
of Stauffer
1958 to Bostwick Westbury
transaction whereby Bostwick was to build
Brewster, N, Y., and lease it, to Sports
x>iewnt.vi,
invfsf,these shares were purportedly, acquired for invest-
Although
,
by
»»
Victor
i-ji-
,
189,
receive
to
Tang options
shares
ment,
the
ui
a
establishment
bowline
bowling
—V.
C.
short-term
12,980 shares,
»•
•
20,000
stock outstanding, 6,683,-
common
1,697.101 shares of Victor common stock outstanding. 1,448.847
7
ftUUi
shares, or uw.wd'
85.4% were voted in favor of the merger and 3.815
shares, or .2% were voted against.
Of the 57.184 shares of Victor
preferred stock outstanding, 49,745 shares, or 87% were voted in favor
of the. merger and no shares were voted against.
completed
Corp., in connection with
vri
shares of Stauffer
shares, or 92.2% were voted in favor of the merger,
.2% were voted against.
Another 25,000 shares were issued in May
•
stockholders of both companies at special meetings.
Of
218
the
Ava liable,
Arthur Y.
The
due, m large win, to i.ic illutl>mvi
developed by the company's research laboratories
Tlie'merger of Victcr Chemical WorKs into tne c
The merucr of Victcr Chemical Wo6ks into the company was approved
until the stock ultimately came to rest In the hands
investing public, which paid prices exceeding the $1.25 initial
offering price, with the result that the $300,000 limitation for exempt
offerings under Regulation A was exceeded and no exemption was-
•3iot
>*>f
options
connection
ment
11 and was
Nov.
The
is
shares
and not
Monday, November 2, 1959
cumulative
two broker-dealer firms at the higher prices,
had a substantial interest.
The Commission,
by
Abrams
stock
^
In
the steel
fllhhfM'
Shaw
Mr.
underlying
"
sales were $122,146,000.
activity which lias prevailed despite
fnvi iln
,
tributions
the
investment only
attributed record sales and earnings largely to the high
level
.
soiled
before
of
thereof.
■
1959 net earnings were $13,49G,000, or
compared with $10,725,000. or $1.48 per share (ex¬
cluding net non-recurring income of 8 cents per share) for the same
period in 1958. Sales for the first three-quarters were $131,351,000. In
$1.86
—
sold
and
:.
„
Canada,
been acquired
by Timken
respective countries.
British
Managing
Timken
Director
assets
of
is
that
the
Germany.
Bearing
Roller
former
Chair¬
Company, Sir John
are
must
be
Under
the
new
organization
these
plants
will
be
termed
"British
Volume
190
Number 5895
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
Timken,
Division of The Timken Roller Bearing Company." Manage¬
of
operations of the British Timken
Division
will
remain
in
hands of British personnel, with Sir John Pascoe as Chairman
the newly created Board of
Directors of British Timken and S. F.
Bennett as Managing Director.
Other members of the new board are
Eden,
Finance
Member
of
Committee
Parliament,
of
The
Marklcy, Executive Vice-President
pany's
includes
program
W.
Timken
the
R.
Timken,
Roller
the
of
Chairman
Bearing
of
British
year.—v.
190,
Timken
Limited
1020.
p.
Toledo, Peoria
of
effective,
& Western
Net
Net
oper.
holders
of
■
RIl.—Earnings1959—9 Months—1953
$632,682
$5,872,964
3,540,551
$2,332,413
sinking
95,577
76,755
701,082
726,290
of
The
1568.
p.
company, located at 8001 Beverly Boulevard,
26 filed a registration statement with thfc SEC
Oct.
thereof.
William R. Staats & Co. is listed
and
Los" Angeles,
on
public
size
•
offering price
Association
either
agencies
which
insurance
of
directly
will
Denver,
assist
available
to
Colo.
Trans-World
through' subsidiaries,
or
the
Associations
borrowers,
one
in
also
or
expects
making
fire
purchase
the
Euclid
$659,703
loans;
of
to
pay
the
its
of
the
sale
remaining
stock;
to
Centennial.
of
general
funds.
The
The
September 1959 and
balance
three
of
bank
secured
are
to
the
the
be
Mr.
to
of
the
proceeds
made
were
of
three
Of the
pledge of stocks of
outstanding stock. Louis J. Galen
and
Galen
is
155,000
President
190,000 shares and
the
and
Curfew
owns
They
the
Sales
of
net
and
1959
established
Executive
Officer,
Morse
announced.
21%
the
their
G.
of
for
the
Dial,
for
first
Chairman
the
in
and
the
to
offered
be
for
to
1959
the
acquire
N.
J.,
but
of
assets
of,
new
will
Y.; .and
different
these
Colonial
similar
design.
basic
companies
In
will
and
liabilities.
promoter
has
for
$250,000 in
the purchase
cash.
It
$476,000
$98,400
the
of
125.000
and
.
director
and
outstanding 125.000
and
$466,000.
of
repayment
of
the
new
company.
shares
common
respectively,
his
$65,269
Dale,
Pa.
(57,000
filed
Chief
shares), both
&
in
common
shares
its
Mr.
are
J.
will
owners
F.
are
Norman
whom
Hine
Principal
company
and
of
and
loan.
new
Slade
Shea,
at
1407
with
Stock
the
issued
New
SEC
Purchase
be
may
Broadway,
Plan,
York,
tp
in the
'
-
nine
first
$3,444
1957.
share
per
months
of
earned
1958
in
the
and
an
first
increase
nine
for
the
third
quarter of 1959 amounted to $36,557,000. or $1.21 per
decrease of, 25%
from, the $1.62 per share earned in the
second quarter of the year. ..However,, third
quarter net income was
0% above sales of $340,859,000 in the third quarter of 1958. Net
Income
share,
decrease in sales and earnings from
primarily to the effect of the steel strike
industrial
Dial
Mr.
gases.
stated,
-
sales,
"Because
which
and nine-month
and
income
of
establish
the
$993,000
ment 011
$1.38
Oct.
for
27
second
sales
high
quarter was
of
volume
levels
chemicals
the
third
the
190,
metal-cutting
ended
tools,
Kronwall,
reports
Sept. 30,
period in 1958. according
saiqe
by Konstantin
number
Sales
the
for
comparable
of
President.
of
$12,092,000,
a
share
-cents
1958
period.
compared
on
sales
$36,128,000,
were
-
1959, compared
to
an
This
announce¬
was
equal to
out¬
on
against
$28,083,000
a
in
profits
a
or
43 cents
year
$9,242,900.—V.
share
on
$280,900
of
ago
189,
a
18
Kalamazoo,
sales
months'
Topp
Industries, have announced.
Both companies are engaged in research, development and
production
for the U. S. .missile and satellitef programs, and in the design and
-manufacture of a wide variety of products for use by industry and"
<
government.
manufactures
material-handling
marine
and
equipment, hoists, hydraulic pumps, fluid power generators/stokers and
other heavy, machinery. .Its 80% -owned subsidiary. Aircraft Armaments,
Inc., is engaged in research, design and production of devices and
training
and
control .systems
used
almost
exclusively
in
of
Hayes
Aircraft Corp.,
of
Birmingham,
aircraft modification and production
Industries
Topp
Corp.-
is
West
a
of
Coast
Ala.,
missile
the
in
•program, and,.equipment' used in testing and launching
: rockets
and torpedoes.
United also owns approximately
stock
missile
of satellites.
30% of the
which
is
engaged
instrumentation.
manufacturer
of
electronic
'{•and electro-mechanical-devices and systems.
One of its subsidiaries,
V. S. Science Corp., .also produces-aerial navigation and communication
'systems used by the CAA in the control of domestic air traffic. Another
subsidiary, Micro-Path, Jnc., produces low-cost systems for automation
of industrial
production, employing" magnetic tape programming for
:the guidance of machine tool operation, without the use of
computers.
U. S. Semiconductor Corp., a third wholly-owned subsidiary, is engaged
the
in
development
and
semi-conductor devices,
production of high power diodes and other
tantalum capacitors and basic silicon materials
for infra-red application,
The
f
consolidated
company
represents
total
$27 million and an annual sales volume in
assets
excess
of
of
$32
current operations of the constituent companies.
companies said that the objectives of the merger
upon
two
a
substantial
added
diversification
approximately
the
merger
plan,
million,
common
the
were
to
of
shareholders
stock and'
one
share
of
achieve
together
of
each
preferred
stock
of
company
the
consolidated
each share of Topp Industries stock becomes one share of
stock of the consolidated company.
Topp has heretofore issued
company;
common
1959.—V.
190,
redemption on Nov. 16,
fund 5*2%
bonds
due
1959,
all
Nov.
15,
made
be
Bank
at
the
Canadian
of
Hamilton, Brantford, London, Montreal, Halifax,
(New Brunswick),
Vancouver
Victoria.
or
4\'
"v
•
Mich,
sales
for
the
period
for
ethical
the
same
9.5%
were
pharmaceutical
nine
period
months
last
ahead
of
manufacturer
ended
year.
Sept.
Earnings
re¬
30, rose 7.8%
for the nine
well
as
sales
as
of
antibiotic
products contributed
to
the
healthy
growth.
third
the
For
quarter net sales increased 8.0% and totaled $45,676,000, as compared with $42,299,000 in 1958.
Net earnings amounted
to $8,615,000, compared
with earnings of $7,533,000 in 1958, an in¬
of
against
14.4%.
Earnings
cents
54
year
a
U.
S.
amounted
ago.—V.
190,
to
p.
61
cents
common
a
share,
610.
Fidelity and
Guaranty
Co.—Capital Stock Of¬
Robert
Garrett
Hutton
E.
Blair
is offering to its stockholders the right to subscribe
additional shares of $5 par value capital stock at the rate
each five shares held of record on Oct. 28, 1959.
The
share for
subscription
offer
headed
group
Legg &
Co.
expires at 3:30 p.m. (EST) «n Nov. 17, 1959.
A
Alex. Brown & Sons, Baker, Watts & Co., John C.
Stein Bros. & Boyce is underwriting the offer. Sub¬
by
and
scription price to warrant holders is $26.50 per share. The underwriters
have -agreed to purchase any unsubscribed shares and
may offer stock'
both
during and
after the subscription
PROCEEDS—The
the
/provide
purpose
with
of
the
sale
period.
of the additional shares
is
general funds.
Funds not required for
working capital will be invested
in securities.
The
<
company's business volume has increased substantially in recent
tended to reduce the ratio of capital funds to premiums
While there is no fLxed formula, management believes a con¬
period of 1958. For the year ended Dec. 31, 1958, USF&G reported an
adjusted net profit of $10,648,867, equal to $2.36 a share.
Giving effect to the present financing, capitalization of USF&G will
consist of 5,464,458 shares of $5 par value capital stock.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital stock (par $5)
a
3.
1959.
Outstanding
*8.000,000 shs.
-
number
increased
of
shares
authorized
5.464.458 shs.
charter amend¬
by
Upon completion of the present financing
total of 223.098 shares of the autorized capital stock of the company
will
be
under
may
reserved
for
options granted or to be granted
less such number of shares as
subsequent to Oct. 5. 1959, on the exercise of
the
purpose
of
"Incentive Stock Option Plan,"
an
have
been
issued
options previously
,
granted under the plan.
DIVIDENDS—The company has paid
over
the
past 20 years.
Yy
—
Inc.
V#
V*
Hirsch
A.
&
Co
Vy
W
V*
Yz
——
Maste'n & Co.——:——
E.
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern Inc.
Pierce
Rauscher,
Inc.
Co.,
&
V*
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
Stephens; Inc. — 1
——
•Watling, Lerchcn & Co.
!C. T. Williams'& Co., Inc
Simon
J.
V*
l/%.
Block & Son
Herbert W. Schaefcr & Co.—_
Y%
G. Shriver & Co., Inc.
George
Plant-—
Ale, Inc.—Securities Offered—Baker,
Inc. and Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc. oit
group of underwriters which publicly
headed
21
a
due
$750,000 of 6V2% sinking fund debentures
offered
1, 1974 (with stock purchase warrants attached)
100% plus accrued interest from Oct. 1, 1959, and 282,760
shares of common stock (no par) at $7 per share. Both
Oct.
quickly oversubscribed.
issues were
to the benefit of a fixed annual sinking
They are redeemable (a) at the compauy\#
debentures are entitled
The
commencing
in 1962.
at 105% on or before Oct. 1, I960, and at prices decreasing
thereafter, and (b) by operation of the sinking fund at 100%, in eacl*
case with accrued interest.
The
debentures are offered with warrants
attached entitling tin*
purchase 100 shares of the company's common stock far
each $1,000 debentures, $7 per share on or before Oct. 1, 1964, and alt
$8 per share thereafter until the warrants expire on Oct. 1, 19G9;
they are exercisable and detachable after Dec. 15, 1959. The warrant*
will be quoted and traded on the basis of the right to purchase on*
share of common stock.
r
holder
to
.
-
'
the net proceeds from the .sale of debentures by
approximately $650,000 will be used to redeem 12,74t*
15,000 shares of the SVa %
convertible preferred stock
of
the
purchased by the underwriters from the Estate o#
company
James Vernor, deceased, the selling stockholder.
(Under the terms ot
the purchase contract,
the underwriters are required to convert th»
remaining 2,255 shares of such preferred stock into 15,370 shares oM
common
stock of the company included in this offering.)
The bal¬
ance
of the net proceeds from the sale of debentures will bq addtwt
to
working capital.
As required by the Indenture, as) long as any
debentures shall be outstanding the aggregate proceeds received
the company on the issuance of common stock upon exercisc^vf th»
warrants to be attached to the debentures will be used by the cofrtpa»y
to
retire outstanding debentures,
and otherwise for working capita
PROCEEDS'—Of
the
companv,
the
of
purposes.
distinctive
of
regular quarterly cash dividends
In addition, the company has paid a 10%
the
under
sold
name
Ale,
Ginger
BUSINESS—Vernors
drink
Inc.
flavor advertised
"Vernors".
as
manufactures
"Deliciously
a
popular soffc
Different" ant#
that sales of Vernors are the second largest
metropolitan Detroit and that for many year*
other soft drink in the take-liome market irv
that area.
Over two-thirds of sales of Vernors in metropolitan Detroit
are
for home consumption.
Certain other soft drinks have more outlets for point-of-sale consumption, largely through having substantially
greater numbers of bottle Vending machines, and consequently havinyf
larger point-of-sale volume.
Vernors
sold by the company and Its Canadian subsidiary is dis¬
The
company
of
believes
soft drink in
outsold every
any
it
has
tributed
company's
the
from
Michigan,
in
York,
New
Buffalo,
in
four
about
to
main Detroit plant and
Ohio, three in Ontario
39,000
outlets
retail
from
sevcrv
and one ii%
which
customers.
,
resell
to
•
drinks, Vernors is made of sugar, carbonated watoir
and flavoring extract.
In the latter part of 1958, the company com¬
menced to bottle and distribute Royal Crown Cola in certain area*
soft
other
Early in 1959, this arrangement was formalized by
agreements with Royal Crown Cola Co. which give the com¬
exclusive right to bottle and distribute Royal Crown Cohv
in 29 counties and in portions of six other counties in southeastern.
Michigan and northwestern Ohio.
This area, which includes Detroit
and
Toledo, in
1950 had a combined population of approximately
5,000,000 people.
Michigan.
of
franchise
the
pany
In
plant in Detroit, Vernors has converted approximately
annual bottling capacity of 7Va million cases to proCrown Cola.
Less
than- 50%
of the converted
main
its
25%
its
of
of. Roval
diiction
has been used in 1959. Since 'VernoFs ' relatively new Vnaia
has production capacity of more than twice Its recent sale*
no
major expenditure for equipment was required to produca
Roval Crown Cola.
Vernors has invested, approximately $400,000 h*
capacity
plant
the
of
effective Sept.
3A
s
Vernors Ginger
Simonds & Co.,
used
policy is to maintain total capital and surplus
50% of the annual net premiums. On July 27
last.' the company's directors authorized the incorporation of a new
-life insurance company, the stock of which will be wholly-owned by
USF&G.
The formation of this new life company to write life insur¬
ance,
annuities and related lines will require supporting funds.
It is
expected that the initial investment in the life insurance company will
be approximately $10,000,000.
EARNINGS—On an adjusted basis for the seven months ended July
31. 1959, USF&G reported a net profit of $6,700,217, equal to $1.47 a
share, compared with a net profit of $1,183,423 in the comparable
•''Reflects
Company..—
&
Co
Evans. & Co.,
A.
Evans Products Co., above.
Oct.
servative and adequate
in the neighborhood of
ment
IVa
&
Ilayden, Miller & Co.
—
J.J.B. Hilliard &' Son——
Clement
Vancouver Plywood Co.—New
written.
CAPITALIZATION
Doolittle
volume
which
years
1V2
V*
1569.
190, p.
See,
to
additional
capital and surplus which will
support a continuing growth in" the volume of net premiums written.
The net proceeds of the issue will initially be added to the
company's
company
Walker & Co.
G. II.
Baumgartner, Downing & Co.
Clark, Landstreet &
'•
"
Kirkpatrick, Inc. ——
& Co../
1
Whipple & Co'.__——%
W. Baird & Co., Inc.
William
Yy.
*'♦
Y«
Wainwrlgbt & Co.——~
C.
V/a
Strutliers
Robert
Y%
Co
&
Staats & Co
R.
1 Va
Mead, Miller & Co%.—!
—V.
Scranton
W.
—-
Witter & Co.'—r—;
Bacon.
Co.,
^
Chas.
H.
Equitable Securities Corp.— 1
Wood,
Y*
Robinson-IIumplirey
William
Co—IVa!;
&
:
%
Co—
&
Putnam
V,--IVz'
Pressprich & Co.——: IVa
W.
4^
*v
Reinholdt & Gardner
Curtis'
Dean
Jaffray & Hopjvood—_
The
2Va
Sons
&
%
%
Piper,
Moseley & Co.'
—IVa
Paine, Webber, Jackson & ' "'
R.
y*
Co
Revel
Gregory & Sons———— IVa
Hornblower & Weeks—1 1 Va
W.
•y*
Dominick-
Gorcy
£—1—
Co.
&
%
Lemon & Co.——& Co., CorporationMiller & Co., Inc
Laird
—
Drexel & Co.__
%
—
Johnston,
Inc. 2Va
Co.,
&
C.
Walter
2Va
2Va
;—_
Dodge
Clark,
Like
company
910,743
one
Dominick
White, Weld & Co. Inc.—— 2Va
branches
fered to Shareholders—
of
&
Ripley
Corporation
1958.
Gifford
ase,
based
receive
securities of the consolidated company in exchange for their present
holdings. Each share of United Industrial is exchangeable for one share
of
for
sinking
will
Officials of the
product lines, to bring
complementary facilities and experienced financial, technical and ad¬
ministrative personnel,
and to provide a larger base of resources for
further planned expansion.
Under
for
its
Upjohn, President, stated that sales and earnings for the
third quarter were the highest reported in the
company's history for
a single quarter.
He said that sales reflect the company's normal sea¬
sonal increase in volume of nutritional
products, but added that in¬
creasing acceptance by physicians of the oral antidiabetic agent, Orin-
for
Corp.—Merger Planned—
United Industrial Corp. with Topp Industries
Corp. has been adopted by. the directors and will be placed before the
respective stockholders of both companies for approval at special
meetings scheduled to be held in November, E. C. Huntington, Jr.,
President of-United Industrial, and Bernard F. Gira, President of
Industrial
Toronto,
that net
ported
over
sales
or
2289.
p.
The plan of merger of
United
Plan
under
Upjohn Co.—Earnings, Sales at Record—«
The
-
Option
Issuance
-
with
of
United Industrial
,
for
Stock
'
"V
crease
period
Third quarter net amounted to $689,000.
.
in¬
net
shares.
same
in
Saint John
E.
1674.
p.
share based on 1,589,094 shares of common stock
standing. as against 56 cents per share for the like 1958 period
the
and
quarter
per
similar
due
Corp.-r-Sales, Net Up—-
producer of
called
general
Payment
Winnipeg,
alloys, electrodes,
of
during
records."-—V.
of $2,lfK),000 for the nine months
come
with
Chicago-based
101%.
Commerce
This
record
new
United-Greenfield
This
at
were
has
outstanding
at
.
the
on
period, it is expected that the corporation's 1959 sales
will
Restricted
'
■
'
plastics
corporation
its
•1969
a
The
and
shares
common •
Universal Cooler Co. Ltd.—To Redeem Bonds—
The
of
.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Incorporated— 2Va
shares
third quarter of 1959 were $360,840,000, a decline of
from.sales of $396,498,000 in the second quarter of the
year but
above sales of $340,859,000 in the third quarter of 1958. Net income
9%
.6%
2Y*
„
Corp._
Barney & Co._
2%
&
Webster Securities
Stone
The
....
Sales for the
,
100,000
Employees
Boyce—
Vt
Shelby Culloni Davis & Co—
R. S. Dickson & Company—
smith
&
Smith,
30,000
plan.
504.
p.
months
&
Boston
Company
&
Merrill
of
with
said
Executive
Of
First
Burr,
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.— 2Ya
2'/.
22
$500,000
covering
together
pursuant
Oct.
on
per share earned
Of 23%
over
the
additional
an
%
Incorporated-
&
Coolev
7
Legg & Company
Harriman
registration statement also includes 56,500 - common /%ares for Issuance
under the Executive Employee Restricted Stock
Option Plan of 1951,
and
C.
fund
of 1958r. and 7% .above sales of $1,045,939,000 for the com¬
parable period of 1957, the previous record.
Net income amounted to
$126,999,000, or $4.22 per share, an increase of 50%
over
the $2.81
months
exercise of warrants:
upon
Coffin
7
—
Lehman Brothers
Jr.,
directors.
Manufacturers, Inc.—Employees'
statement
Employee
which
'
r
located
registration
a
interests
nine
•
severally agrcec*
7
Co
Watts &
Goldman, Sachs & Co
the
and
-
corporation,
"
-
option
United Merchants
This
for
——,
contract.
his
outstanding shares of the
Head, N. J. (57,000 shares)
of Bay
Uwchland,
in 1955r
stock dividend
20%
a
1959.
7
Co., Inc.——— 2ya
Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities & Co.
2 Vis
■
will purchase all such land and all the assets of
companies
and
assume
all
their
liabilities
for
the
consideration.
Of this, Mr. Matthies and Mr. Travis
cash
Sons..
&
F. S.
shares
common
exercise
company
receive
receive
period
first
N.
substantially
a
to
a
not subscribed
are
as
Brown
John
plants
company
months
nine-month
$929,764,000
and
are
of the net proceeds of
complete the payments under the contract
negotiation.
About $65,270 of
the proceeds
Colonial's Indebtedness to Francis L. Hine, the
and
to
1954,
Sept. 30,
on
Glore, Forgan & Co.——
6%
of
purchase 100
125,000 addi¬
United
selling
(81.7%)
nine
to
its
Stock Plan—
Sales
sales
above
stock
intends
of
two
are
corporation
highs.
new
has
$1,120,986,000,
were
this
of
April
Millville,
own
used
pay
new
•
income
in
Richardson
125.000
of
the
35,000.
...
.
to
its
of
$1,150,400
Union Carbide Corp.—Sales, Net at New Nine-Month
High—
be
The
and
directors of the company;
secretary.
Galen proposes to sell
Curfew
$1,250,000
debentures,
securities
registration
a
held by Mr. Hine to acquire 30,000 shares at
$2 per share.
prospectus list Leonard E. Matthies as President and Leon E.
Travis as Vice-President.
They own 90.6% of the stock of Richardson;
and they and Mr. Hine own all the
interests in Colonial and Its plant.
Mr.
Matthies and Mr. Travis have
acquired an option to purchase
from Mr. Hine fa) 80%
of the stock of Colonial, (b) the land used
by Colonial owned by Mr. Hine, and (c) Mr. Hine's
option to pur¬
chase
another portion
of the land on which the plant is located.
subsidiary
825,000 shares
to
are
expenses
Hine
The
added
be
covering
warrants
of
(15.39c ).
offered
Baker,
The
bank
August
at.
all
in
and
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them severally, in.
respective percentages indicated below, such shares of capital stock:
Alex.
option
purchase
will
in
of
The
filed
J.,
option to subscribe to 30,000 common
Marine for $60,000 which,
together with the $190,000
remainder
of
the
net
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
units,
will be used
to expand the production
capacity of the new companv.
Most of this
money is to be used to erect a new plant at Millville.
companies.
and L. 8. Curfew
the
Blyth
Boat
of
will
issued
used
shares
outstanding indebt¬
pay
net
loans
by
to
now
Stein Bros.
1674.
190, p.
engines at North Tonawanda,
company
units
owner
stock,
balance
repay
remaining unpaid balance
price of the Centennial stock; and $124,876 to
edness
additional
of
unpaid
$1,351,056
1959
with
$1,000
stock.
N.
$228,000 to make payments, under
balance of this cash and about
$950,000
will
a
company or companies which
securing loans by the Associations.
proceeds
pay
price
23,
1974
per
boats
those
to
has
the
It may also acquire or engage in other related businesses. Trans-World
now has outstanding
1,010,000 common shares in addition to certain
indebtedness, ;Oi the.net
$1,680,000 will be used to
Oct.
organized
was
substantially
and
other
and
Millville;
used
The
insurance
more
cost
United
and
may act as trustee under trust deeds
company.—V.
St.,
due
Richardson
inboard
new
has
principal business consists of owning the stocks of World Savings and
Loan Association, of Lynwood, Calif., Euclid
Savings and Loan Asso¬
ciation, of San Bernardino County, Calif., and Centennial State Asso¬
ciates. Inc., which owns all the outstanding stock of Guardian Savings
Loan
each
on
common
pleasure
and
assume
■
operate,
of
of
with
The
and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
plied by amendment.
Staats,& Co. has acquired 10,000 shares for
$20,000 in cash, for investment.
Trans-World was organized under Delaware law in May 1959. Its
and
SEC
1953
Stock
companies,
River
stock
common
produces
principal underwriter;
the
as
of
the
company
boats
covering 655.000
shares of common, stock. Of this stock, 420.000 shares are to be offered
for public sale for the account of the
issuing company and the 225.000share balance, representing
outstanding stock, by the present holders
the
York
New
Co.. Inc., and Colonial Boat Works,
Inc.,
which properties are to be transferred to United Marine for
a
consideration
qf $1,150,400.
Richardson
produces
large pleasure
Trans-World Financial Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
:
the
on
Corp.
in
1950,
stock dividend
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
%
in
debentures
shares
and-assets
,
shares
Industrial
public sale in units, each consisting of
common shares and $1,000
of
debentures
(with
warrants
to
purchase
100
common
shares).
The offering is to be made at
$1,125 per unit through an underwriting
group
headed by Boehning & Co., which will receive a commission
of $126.40 per unit.
1
Industrial'Corp., bclov,'.—V. 190.
with
fund
shares
Topp Industries Corp.—Merger Planned—
See United
its
United
Marine, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
statement
$2,164,778
.
is
company
list
to
constituent
the
This
377,636
r
may
in
10%
a
The
$235,046
"*■'
and
warrants gave rights to purchase
price of $17 per share for every two
Issued per share.
After the merger is
be used to buy the shares of the new
' '
'
•
"
-'i—'
special meetings will be mailed to stock¬
their officials stated.
Approval
the affirmative vote of holders of two-thirds
both
United
419,066
,
of
dividend
a
the "consolidated
plan will require
of the shares outstanding
$5,538,577
3.373,799
inc...
of
name
tional
190, p. 1464.
warrants
The
at
was
Application has been made
Exchange.
Proxy statements for the
one
$300,685
ry. oper.
railway oper:
—V.
The
liqui¬
about
stock
right
•
$719,751
expenses.
from
rev.
Formal
require
to
1959—Month—1958
revenue..
oper.
Co.
the
One
company.
E.
Company.
The com¬
the engineering,
sales,
the new British Timken
expected
,v
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
is
H.
shareholders.
common
held.
the
of
and
its
of
warrants
Timken
integration
accounting and manufacturing processes of
division with those of The Timken Roller Bearing
dation
Co.;
share
one
•he
of
John
to
warrants
ment
53
(1831)
stock
purchase of about 4,000,000 bottles and the related cases to b»
exclusively for tho distribution of Royal Crown Cola.
About 90«*
bottles and cases were required in 1959 to service the com¬
these
Crown sales volume.
Royal Crown Cola Co. has agreed
certain advertising and promotional expenses in connectloi*
introduction of its product in Vernor's franchise area..
Th6 franchise agreements
between Vernors Ginger Ale, Inc. and
Royal Crown Cola Co. are not limited to a specific term of years.
The agreements may be canceled by Vernors upon written notice, but
Royal Crown Cola Co.
may cancel only if it can reasonably claim
that
production or sale of Royal Crown Cola by Vernors is not
satisfactory to Royal Crown Cola Co., and then only after allowing
Vernors
reasonable
time to
attempt to
correct the unsatisfactory
condition.
These
exclusive,
non-assignable franchises stipulate tlh»
pany's
to
Royal
pay
the
with
of Royal Crown Cola manufacturecf
accordance with Royal Crown spec¬
bottles and caps and make periodic re¬
company shall promote the sale
from Royal Crown concentrate in
ifications,
only
use
ports.
'
exclusive
The
include
all
of
in
Huron,
The
territories
the
-"
franchises
.
"
granted
State
Michigan,
are
of
and
specifically
Michigan:
Toledo,
In
the
nttan-a
these
franchise
and part of
State
of
npfianre.
Ohio:
Kenrv.
and
Lima
agreement*
described
as
and
Sandusky, in Ohio.
follows:
the Counties of Lenawee,
tenaw, Wayne, Livingston, Oakland,
and-Genesee;
under
metropolitan Detroit and Flint, Pontine, Ann Arbor
Port
In
approved
Monroe, Waslx-
Macomb, St. Clair, Lapeer,
Sanilao
Shiawassee, Hui;on piid, Tuscola Counties.
the
Counties
Wood.
of
Sandusky.
Williams,
Pauling,
Fulton,
Putnam,
Lucas,
Han—
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1882)
Seneca.
cock,
dot;
and
Mercer,
of
EFFECT TO PRE8ENT
Authorized
Wyan¬
and
Allen,-Auglaize. Hardin,
Marion and Erie Counties.
Wert,
Van
Huron,
part
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Whitney Communications Corp.—To Be Formed—
John
FINANCING
Outstanding
States
due
Nov.
1963
$1,025,000
51,025,000
1969
1,
May
after
and
and
42,857
42,857
400,000
400,000
i:
-
1974
with
stock
purchase
Common
stock
mortgage
chinery,
par)
and
750.000
v
700,000 shs.
—
substantially
on
750,000
equipment owned by
505,870 shs.
tDoes
include
not
shares
75,000
a
tions
in
initially
issuance
for
reserved
of
Tribune,
the
underwriters, and the respec¬
tive principal amounts of the debentures and the numbers of shares
of the 282.760 shares of common
stock,
which each has severally
agreed to purchase,, are as follows:
•
" ••••
Shares of
Principal
amount of
Manley,
Bennett
Wm,
Roney
Co
New
the
Smith,
Hague
Bache
&
&
H.
Wilson
Wilson
15,000
15,000
of
30.000
12,000
offer
12,000
on
Nov. .9,
1959,
Wilson
Brothers.
for
&
Co.—
J.
Winckler
Andrew
C.
Reid
Carr,
Logan
Don
R.
-V.
White
W.
C.
190, p.
of
7,500
20,000
7,500
7,500
7,500
A:
Co._
6,000
4,000
4,000
&
10,000
Co.
4,000
exps.
7.719,600
1959—9 Mos.—1958
190,
ops.
$1,954,276
inc.—.
462,632
—
The
additional share of
at
for
common
on
the basis of
each five
a
goods.
boilers
which
producer
a
liquefied
Forces,
one
shares held,
subscription price of $39 per share. Subscription
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 12, 1959.
An underwriting group headed
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Incorporated will purchase
any unsub¬
a
On
warrants will
of
petroleum
missile
and
tanks
has
provided
steel
parts,
ordnance
for
in
1,
1959,
the
of
the
Scaife
Calvert
fabrication
for its work
University
tiypes, including
Among the iqissiles
to
used
acquired
Iron
of
Works
bridge
the Orange
on
Stadium,
capital. The bank loans
funds of the company:
-w
BUSINESS—1TJic
incurred in
were
■
1959
~
,
to replenish the11 general
-
.
manufactures
company
<•-
-
and
sells
heavy
duty in¬
from 10 to 1200 horsepower, enginefrom 50 to 1800 kilowatts, and service
ternal '.combustion engines
ranging
driven^ generator sets ranging
replacement parts.
The products are used primarily in the
petroleum,
industrial, agricultural and automotive industries and are sold
principally to original equipment manufacturers and independent dis¬
f
Export,
Further
tributors.
The
plant
located
are
company's executive offices
at Waukesha, Wis.
and
main
manufacturing
EARNINGS—For the year ended July 31, 1959 the
company reported
earnings of $4.25 per share, compared with $3.13
per share for
net
expansion
The
Virginia
year.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
I
stock
Common
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
diversified
par).—
agreed
to
purchase
at
stock not subscribed
tive names.
underwriters
$39
lor,
in
&
Smith
Paine,
Inc
8
Jackson
190,
their respec¬
in
8
$4,277,631.44 for the first six months of 1959.
The
Co.
in
'and
V.
1899,
is
sales
190,
p.
of
$10,074,061.48
&
filed
corporation,
registration
a
class
of
for
the
six
months
A
discharge an out¬
Trust Co.
an install¬
amount of
$4,687.75; to establish a new testing laboratory in the "New England
area
which
the-company estimates will cost approximately $75,000;
to purchase
additional testing equipment at a cost of approximately
$127,000, and l,o install such equipment both in the Stamford office
5
ness)
Ohio,
this
stock,
70,000
shares
to
are
be
„
3
receivable,
added
be
from
to
.
228,375
shares.
common
Net
proceeds
sale of the additional 70,000 class A shares
general funds and used for general corporate
the financing of an increased volume of accounts
inventories and other working
additional stores.
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
oper.
expenses.
fr.
rev.
railway
ry.
oper.
*$271,472
$1,697,238
$7,574,304
inc.—
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Months—1958
$2,337,697
$4,053,390 $34,084,612 $33,170,241
2,609,169
2,856,152
26,510,308
25,558,659
revenue..
112,375
943,459
6,356,101
190,
$7,611,582
6,694,450
80,000
the
class
prospectus,
shares
A
all
(32.1%)
and
and
directors
129,950
as
a
common
of
of
his
class
Detroit,
shares.
A
executors
of
Executors
also
hold
Josephine R.
the
to sell all their
Winkelman proposes to
propose
Estate
holdings
sell
71,000
all
Winkelman
of
G.
Winkelman,
his
12,500
A
assets
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
4'-"~
"•"»
"
-Authorized
Bank
class
shares;
A
Alvin
and
shares.
A
stock
($1
safd
Class
B
stock
(without
The
shares.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
The
and
at
450,000
50
cents
proceeds
for
Oct.
on
are
19
shares
per
to
filed
of
share,
be
used
a
letter
common
without
to
of
stock
notification
(par
one
with
cent)
to
the
be
underwriting.
retire
long-
and
working capital.
short-term
Stuart
Award of the bonds
—
Conversion Price
on
Deben¬
from
common
through
$12.50,
according to
Conversion
the
of
conversion
New York
15,
N.
the
the
debentures
agent.
Y.—V.
First
189.
an
provisions
into
1618.
of
the
common
National
p.
increase in
City
the cash
imburse
made
Trust
may be made at
Co., 2 Broadway,
by the underwriter at
the
and
will
Yuba
com¬
its bid of 100.20%.
price of 101.46%
and
be
proceeds
retire
finance
redeemable
par,
in
rate
a
of
from
the
BUSINESS—Wisconsin
in
a
generating,
territory
central
and
part the cost
Michigan
purchasing,
having
an
northern
warrants.—V.
shares of
190,
p.
-
class
15,000 wis.
A
stock issuable upon the
718.
& Co.
regular
of
redemption
each
the
capital
of
prices
bonds
will
be
expenditures
used
to
re¬
previously
distributing
estimated
portions
and
population
of
is
Co.
engaged
selling
of
Wisconsin
electric
218,000
and
in
in
the
principally
energyN in-
the
east-
northern
Backlog
nine "months ended. Sept.. 30. .1959 were $1,300,039,
net sales -of $40,457,378, President John L.
has'reported,:-share. _on
income
to
Sept. 30,
sales of $25,925,056.
amounted to
1958
was
$1,434,221,
or
$0.57
per
share, on
Nine-month profits, plus amortization and depre¬
cash flow of $0.86 per share in 1959. compared
a
last year for nine months.
our profit goalr for the year." Mr. McGara
and steps taken this
strengthen our divisions and product lines will be reflected in
quarter profits."
t
"Weve"Xcept to achieve
said. ""Many contracts will close before yca.r end,
year to
case.
continuing additions and im¬
Power
Consolidated Industries, Inc.—Earnings
per
to $0.39 per share
at
sale
for
McGara
ciation,
shorf-tefm bank loans of $1,600,000;
treasury
$0.45
Net
55e%, sub¬
and at special redemption prices receding
plus accrued interest in
par,
company's
to
a
on
provements to the company's utility property.
payable
indenture.
stock
to
by the company to
stock,
payable by surrender of $50
principal amount of debentures and
pay¬
ment of $7.50 in cash.
On Nov. 17,
1959, the conversion price will
increase to $62.50 per share,
to
101.88%
PROCEEDS—Net
Holders of
this corporation's
Z^aI convertible debentures due
Nov.
are being advised that on or
before Nov. 16, 1959 the con¬
price of the debentures is $57.50
per share of
Oct. 27
Peabody & Co. and White, Weld
bonds
new
300,000 shs.
value)
par
15,000
Earnings for the
or
.
ranging from 107.25% to
tures Set—
1975
was won
on
The only other bid was
notes
mitted by Kidder,
Wheeling Steel Corp.
15,
include
*150,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
15,000 Wtfc.
~ 700.000 shs.
Power Co.—Bonds Offered—HalInc. on Oct. 28 offered an issue of
Co.
petitive sale held
of
exercise
$3,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 5%% series due Nov. 1,
1989, at 101.875 and accrued interest, to yield 5.25%.
The
version
&
Outstanding
-
pari
acquire class A stock__l__
Warrants to
Wisconsin Michigan
sey,
FINANCING
"
Class
•Does-mot
Western Wool Processors,
Inc., Colorado Springs, Colo.
-—Flies With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
York.
of
deceased,
1466.
p.
are
July
The company is principally engaged in commercial testing of insti¬
tutional!/-industrial and consumer products, in electronic and environ¬
mental testing of "military equipment, and
in market research.
group
shares
National
incorporated, under the laws of the
1959. Its executive offices and labora¬
was
11,
-
Leon
of 32,500 class
common
and
May
at-T .Research Drive, Stamford,, Conn.
v
1959,~pursuant to the terms'of an Agreement of Mierger,
22, (,1959, between the company and York Research Corp.
of
Connecticut,: Inc.;
incorporated under the laws of the State of
/Connecticut in May, 1945, the company succeeded to the business
(56.9%). Isadore Winkelman, President, owns 111,075 common shares
(48.6%) vand 30,000 class A shares (12%); and he proposes to sell
all
company
July 31.
On
dated
capital requirements resulting
officers
.
Delaware on
of
tories
and
own
Western Maryland
to
to
the
BUSINESS—The
State
opening of
According
used
be
proceeds realized from the sale of the shares subject to the warrants
when and if exercised, will be used for general corporate purposes,
Including the payment of operating expenses, research expenses, new
developments and general working capital.
its
including
the
and
will
proposed New England laboratory at a cost, of approximately
balance of approximately $71,738.75, together with any
the
in
$25,000;
stores, 37 in Michigan and two
apparel in the moderate to better
outstanding (in addition to certain indebted¬
from its
company
will
purposes,
and
specialty
It now has
179,127 class A shares
3
—_—,
Of
fashion
ladies'
lines.
the
to
selling
3
—
stock.
operates 39
company
price
5
Co
Apparel, Inc.—Files Secondary—
for public sale by the issuing company and
75,000 shares,
representing outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof. The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment. Watling, Lerchen & Co. of Detroit is listed as the
prin¬
The
proceeds
standing short-term" bank loan from the Fairfield County
in the amount of $50,000; to discharge the balance due on
ment
loan
from
the Fairfield County Trust Co. in the
located at 25 Parsons St., Detroit, on Oct. 22
statement with the SEC covering 145,000 shares
common
Stock Offered—Whit-
Corp.—Class A
Bruce & Co., of New York City, on Oct. 22 pub1licly offered 150,000 shares of class A stock (par $1) af
$3 per share. "V-:
...
1959.
of
Research
York
Wilson Brothers showed
first
gradually increasing.
'
223,9.
p.
last,
greater than expected
more,
offered
in
189,
PROCEEDS—The..net
Winkelman Bros.
This
period last year.
all divisions of the company continue, to run ahead -of
a
1022.
5
.
Ohio
consolidated
5
—
1569.
p.
founded
in
The demand f'or civilian products has been
the' backlog of defense orders' is said to be
company,
cipal underwriter.
Vo
Irving Lundborg & Co
6
Co
Lester,
6
Ryons
Company,
this
with holdings of bituminous coal,, lumber, and
it owns oil and gas leases, farms and grist mills;
Virginia Stone & Construction subsidiary, is engaged
building. It had total sales of $7,790,552.47 in 1958, and
road
5
Loewi & Co. Inc.———
The Milwaukee Co
&
—
Co.
Shearson, Hammlll &
—V.
common
William Blair & Co
Blunt Ellis & Simmons——
8
Weeks
Webber,
&
opposite
of
■
Curtis
Bache
shares
severally
Bacon, Whipple & Co
30
.—
Robert W. Baird & Co.
&
the
of
any
have
w/c
Pierce, Fenner
Inc.
Hornblower
below
the percentages set
■.
Merrill Lynch,
share
per
named
was
manganese ore;
and through its
*583,746 shs.
•Does not include 113,545 shares held in
the treasury of which
17,980
are reserved for issuance
pursuant to the company's restricted
stock option plan.
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
line
same
Sales
year.
accomplished
glass-lining facility for tanks.
Coke
the
:'
1
Outstanding
1,000.000 shs.
T
product
new
a
&
plan.
FINANCING
Authorized
($5
Scaife's
Coal
Iron
—V.
the previous
of
according to
by the installation of
year
general
proceeded
has
Pa.
Rise—
Chicago-based company for the second quarter (July,
were $9,184,487, up 18% from $7/754,242 in the
corresponding quarter last year.
Net earnings were $150,298 or* 17
cents per share on 885,786 shares of common stock.
This figure corti?
pares with net earnings of $97,572 or tl^cents per share on 860,525
shares' for the corresponding quarter last year.
Sales for the first six months (April to September inclusive) werA
$16,732,265, up 23,% from $13,589,639 last year. "Net earnings were
$268,346 or 30 cents per share, compared with $16,505 er 2 cents .for
this
of
Sales
August and September.)
Bowl Stadium in Miami, the Georgia Tech
Hartwell Bridge across the Savannah
Wilson Brothers this year acquired a 50% interest in the Parallite
Manufacturing-Co., Export, pa. -This company is engaged in developing
a new glass fibre reinforced
pjastic material called "Parallite," believed
to have great tensile strength and more
elasticity jthan most conven-tionafc fibre-reinforced-pldsticsr—Construction of a pilot
plant: at-
the
Wurlitzer Co.—Earnings
substantially all of the operating
Atlanta, Ga. Active since 1920
structural steel,
Calvert is noted
of
and
purchase a new press
aid for
outstanding stock, 180,036 shares . (38.4%) are owned by
management officials, including Alfred Cahen, Board Chairman (80,475 sharesj^and Ben D. Zevin, President
'65,679).—V. 198, p. 489.
OF
the
and
purchase
to
'° "■*•
.....
the sale Of these shares will be used in
bank ~1oans -presently outstanding in the
the remainder will, be added to working
short term
$2,500,000, and
repay
of
of common
of the additional shares are to be used to
narts' n^'Tcata*^,. "C't"
and
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
,
of first mortgage bonds, the company now has
stock outstanding. Proceeds from the sale
to $534,000
shares
468,819
River.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from
part
headed
addition
In
West 110th St., Cleveland, O., filetj
SEC on Oct. 29, 1959, covering 10Q,»
stock to be offered for public .sale through
by Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc. The offering
common
price and underwriting
the
of all
plumbing trade.
cases
and
cases
and
vessels
pressure
the
for
motor
containers,
gas
It also produces
Scaife
May
assets
scribed shares.
amount
of
shares
underwriters
is
Co.
This company, located at 223i
registration statement with the
000
-
Co.—Registers With SEC—
World Publishing
;
In February 1959, Scaife in turn
acquired the air compressor product
line of the
Kellogg Division of the American Brake Shoe Co., thus
complementing its tank-making facilities with Kellogg's
pump-pro¬
ducing capability. Scaife is now capable of producing completely inte¬
grated air compressor units.
1959, rights to subscribe
shares
common
a
personnel and working capital.—V. 186, p. 1310.
product expansion,
Falcon,
company is offering its common shareholders of record
at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 27,
97,291 additional
Ky.,
$1.75 per share,
The proceeds are
its subsidiaries today are The Enro Shirt Co. of
leading producer of men's furnishings, and Wright's
Among
hard
range
for
management has indicated that the exchange offer
with its program of diversification, initially begun
founded in 1864, Wilson Brothers throughout its
concerned
itself with the manufacture and sale of men's
Originally
Scaife
tanks,
for
Common Stock Offered
—
at
filed a letter of notification with the
common stock (par $1) to be offered
without underwriting.
to be used for manufacturing, research, plant and
corporation on Oct. 23
covering 75,000. shares of
The
SEC
offer.
accordance
in
1958.
Armed
Waukesha Motor Co.
the
of
& Co., Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files
Exchange Commission—
. "
Wittney
A.)
(Lyle
With Securities and
operations
1465.
p.
,
p.-,1778.
190,
Wausau.—V,
Corp., engaged In the men's and boys' underwear and
knit sportswear field. In October 1958, Wilson Brothers
acquired Scaife
Co. of Oakmont (Pittsburgh), Pa., and thus
expanded its
$1,535,148 $17,379,522 $13,661,318
449,460
4,356,874
3,177,168
4^88.
30-year
.
Underwear
$9,218,561 $90,082,467 $81,699,788
7,683,413
72,702,945
68,038,470
of
issue
Brothers
Louisville,
1959—Month—1958
$9,674,076
.a
offer.
solicit acceptances
to
Wilson
apparel.
rev.
ry.
American
6,000
was
oper,
the
on
Dec. 5, 1957, the company
cost in selling a $7,000,000
'V
;
;
The new bonds will be redeemable at the option of the company, at
prices ranging from 106.773? to 1,00',b and for sinking fund purposes
they are redeemable,''beginning on Nov; 1, 1962, at prices scaled from
101.45V, to 100%*. plus'-.accrued interest in each* case.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to
pay outstanding".short-term bank loans "incurred for construction ptir-.
poses and for additional construction in 1959:
•
BUSINESS—The-corporation furnishes electricity and gas in an
area of ab.out' 10,000 square miles in north central
and northeastern
Wisconsin and ^an> adjacent part of Upper Michigan.;. '.Approximately
'7712V of its operating revenues is "derived from the.sale of electricity,close to 22% from: the sale of gas and less than 1% from-bus service.
The largest cities served
are Green Bay, Sheboygan, Oshkosh, and
its ..last-trip
On
obtained
Brothers
into
from
rev,
listed
are
10,000
10,000
Co.
&
Period End. Sept. 30—
railway
companies
6,000
the
history
Net
Both
15,000
—-———
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
—V.
Virginia shareholders; on Oct. 9.
It /will expire
but may be extended to Nov, 23, at the discretion
Peabody & Co., 100.559.
To/, the bond market,
4.34,% " annual net interest
Kidder,
and
It is planned that Virginia will be operated as a
subsidiary.
Virginia stockholders who wish to accept the exchange offer should
forward their certificates, together with a Letter of
Transmittal, to
the First National Bank of Jersey City, One
Exchange Place, Jersey
City, N. J.
Wilson Brothers has retained the services of Georgeson
accept
Wilson
in
Net
to
Exchange.
Wilson Brothers desires to acquire more than 80%
of the outstanding shares of Virginia, and the offer will be declared
effective only if at least 80%
of the outstanding shares> of Virginia—
1230.
Railway operating
Railway operating
:
15,000
Co.--.-—
Co,
Co.
&
Miller
.
15,000
&
&
O'Donnell
founded in
was
Stock
20,000
—
Co
Westheimer & Co.
Hudson
12,000
12,000
20,000
Parcells & Co
Charles A.
The firm
proposed an exchange of its common shares
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co. at the ratio
Wilson Brothers for five shares of Virginia,
The
of
was'mailed
20,000
McDonald-Moore
share
one
30,000
F.
bids for the bonds, all with a 5'%% coppon rate, were as
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co, and Salomon Bros. & Kutzler, Jointly 100.759%;'
The
First
Boston Corp.,
100.6399%; White, Weld & Co., 100.59%-r
Other
follows:
Herald
York
of
stock
common
30,000
""
New
has
15,000
40,000
...
the
Brothers—Exchange Offer—Expansion—
Brothers
40.0Q0
&, Co.
in
.
40,000'
Co..
interest
Interior Design, and four suburban radio
metropolitan area,
will continue to provide capital for the
with unusual growth possibilities, but out¬
1946.
56,000
C
Whitney's
York
Whitney & Co.
development of industries
side the broadcasting and publishing fields.
73,760
;
155,000
&
in
awarded
were
reception of the issue.
to a fair
Indianapolis, WANE and WANE-TV, Fort Wayne;
Mr.
Magazine,
Parade
stations
J.
hold
30,000
c.
through Corinthian Broadcasting,
the five television and two radio sta¬
group: KOTV,
'fulsa; KHOU-TV, Houston;
stock
$200,000
Mericka &
J.
100.83%.
Corp.,
yielding
interest,
underwriters
will control
common
debentures
Win.
also
1, 1989 at 101.519% and
approximately 5.15%. The
the bonds on a bid of
Pre-offering indications of retail interest point,
series due Nov.
5]4%
bonds,
accrued
Commission.
Corinthian
the
Corp.—Bonds Offered—Hal-
Stuart & Co. Inc. on Oct. 30 headed a group of un¬
derwriters publicly offering $8,000,000 of first mortgage
sey,
will
new
subsidiary,
will
It
names
Wisconsin Public Service
publishing
KXTV, Sacramento.
on
warrants.
UNDERWRITERS—The
had total operating revenues
$1,797,773.—V, 190, p. 14667
field,"
Communications
Whitney
1959, the com¬
of $17,846,279 and r.et income of
ended June 30.
twelve months
the
pany
Corp. will be the successor to Plymouth
"bring under one roof all my interests In
Mr. Whitney explained.
Applications for
arrangement have been filed with the Federal
Publications and
WISH and WISH-TV,
of
the communications field.
brought together with Mr. Whitney's
be
communications
Corp.,
exceptions.
exercise
will
of the
Communications
and secured by
estate, manufacturing ma¬
the company, with limited itemized
sells natural gas in an
The company also
of Michigan.
Wisconsin.';
EARNINGS—For
..Monday, November 2, 1959
.
participation in
approval
of $25,000
in
area
St.
of $50,000,000.
Whitney Communications
the
installments
all of the real
quarter-annual
peninsula
of
Court
broadcasting interests in a company to be known as Whit¬
Communications Corp., which will, initially, have assets well In
Rock
——
(no
•Payable in
the
to
excess
war¬
attached
rants
Ambassador
other
ney
5%
1,
financial
The stations
18,
serial promissory notes due $50,000
annually from Aug. 1, I960-.—.
.
6%% sinking fund debentures due Oct.
States
and J. H. Whitney & Co., the firm of which he is senior
announced plans on Oct. 21 for the transfer of control of the,
Corinthian television and radio stations from the firm to Mr. Whit¬
ney.
This will mean a substantial increase in Mr. Whitney's personal
7%, due upon death of
demand
United
partner,
mtge.
Land contract,
seller or on
Whitney,
James's
note
to The Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United
•5%%
Hay
.
fourth
"This profit
tion- of
prediction," McGara said, "is predicated on early resump¬
and 'steel deliveries, permitting fulfillment of
production schedules."
production
Steel
Yuba's, projected
In spite of the %?teel strike,
Yuba plants have been in fair shape
production-wise ,up to this time; McGara said. Yuba had large steel
inventories
Yuba's
when
Oct.
1,
the
strike started.
?
1959-order backlog was over $60,000,000, compared to
same time .last year.
Orders booked this year total
$33,000,000-at-the
$62,497,925
end
of
nine
for
nine
months,
months.—V.
190,
compared
p.
1570.
to
$20,350,843
last year at
the
Volume
190
Number 5895
.
•
I
-
:'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.....
,
(1883)
STATE AND CITY
'•
55
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Fortuna Union School
•Warrant
$270,000
funding
Sale
An
—
general
warrants
issue
was
Bond Offering—Jack G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
of America National Trust & Sav¬
sold to the
10 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 17 for the
purchase of $190,000 school bonds.
Oct.
13—v.
awarded to
190,
Dated Dec.
15
'92 fP.
v
Pho'etiix),
■'v. .'
Arizona ^ * .y""s ;'x; •" •
Bond Offering/— Rhea.. Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will4 receive sealed bids" until it
:.r
.
.4
a.m.
(MST)
Nov.
von
purchase of $40,000
gation
school
for
30
Los
to 1975 inclusive.
eral
School
Oct.
school
27—v.
awarded
were
-
.
District,
bonds
of¬
p.
a
headed
by the Bank of America
& Savings Asso¬
ciation, of'San Francisco, as 3%s,
ht" a price of 101.21, a basis of
National; TrurSt
cipal and interest
(J-D) payable
at. the County Treasurer's office.
about 3.63%.
School Districts
I
*
'
r
'
(^' G. -T'ucson), Ariz.
L
r
Other members of the
Syndicate:
First Bostof) Corp., Smith, Barney
:V
Bond Offering—Elsa B. Karma,
(MST)
Nov.
on
of
gation bonds-
as
the
;& Co., C. J. Devine & Co., R. H.
Moulton
& Co.,
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce* Ferincr & Smith Inc., Dean
Witter & Co., Brown Bros. Harri-
pur¬
general
17
$1,329,000
obli¬
for
follows:
&
man
.
-Co.,
Harriman
Ripley &
Co,,- Inc., 'Francis I. du Pont &
Co., Laidlaw & Co., J. A. Hogle
$652,000 High School Dist. No. 12
bonds.
Due on June t'from
MacArthur &
677,000 School District No.* 12 Co.," Stone. & Youngberg, Fred D.
bonds.
Due on June 1 frorn Blake & Co.", Stern, Frank, Meyer
1962 to 1979, inclusive: -, r
& Fox,- and' G.- N. White & Co.
'
C
1962 to
iV"€o.( 1 Kertowcr,
1979, inclusive.
Dec.
1, 1959.
Principal
(J-D) payable at tfie
County Treasurer's office. Legal-,
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
-
Graf top.School
District,
Oct.
offered
\
15
—
v.
Pima
Oct.
awarded
as follows:
20—v.
;
190, p. 1571-^Rbfsnes, /Ely, $15,000 5 s,_ Due on Oct. 15 from.
Beck & Co., and Boettcher & Co., %
1960 to 1970, inclusive. ;
5,000 4s. Due on Oct. 15, 1971.
jointly, as 3%s, at a price Of
80,000 4%s. Due on Oct. 15 from
100.01, a basis of about 3.97%.
1972 to 1979, inclusive.
to
,
r
ARKANSAS
Hemet, Calif.
St.
Vincent
Infirmary (P. O.
Little Rock), Ark.
Bond
Sale—The
tax exempt
student
Federal
.
non¬
dormi¬
nurses
bonds offered- Oct.
1571—were sold to
tory -revenue
23—v. 190, p.
the
$500,000
Housing
and
Home
Fihance Agency, as 3s, at a price
of par.
*
- v
,
%
^
CALIFORNIA
Rassett School
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $480,000 school
offered Oct. 20—v. 190, p.
1468—were awarded to the Secu¬
bonds
rity-First
National, Bank
of
Los
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
jointly, as 414s, at a price of 100.05,
a basis of about 4.24%/
Castro
Valley School District,
Alameda County, Calif.-
•
3.70%.
tional
.
*
Bond
Offering
—
Mary E. Hen¬
ley, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $300,000
general obligation municipal im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Dec.rl,
.
1959.
,
Due
on
1 from
Dec.
1960 to
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
1979, inclusive.
Humboldt
Bay Municipal
Water
District, Humboldt County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—A. J.
Gosselin,
of Board of Directors,
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
fice in Eureka until 10 a.m. (PST)
on
Nov.
4
for the purchase of
$10,700,000 -«water bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from
1964 to 1998, inclusive. Bonds due
Secretary
•>
:-
;•
'
Other
of
members
the
Chase"; Manhattan
syndi¬
Bank;
National
City Bank; Bank¬
all of New York;
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago; Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co., of New York; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; First Boston Corp.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Security-First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Los
Angeles;
ers,
Trust
Co;,
.
American Trust
Co., of San Fran¬
cisco; California Bank,- of Los
Angeles; Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago; Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co., of New York; Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago.
Lazard Freres & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Glore,
Forgan& & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fcnncr & Smith; Dean
Witter & Co.; II. H. Moulton &
Co.; First National Bank of Ore¬
gon, Portland;
Seattle-First Na¬
tional
Bank, of Seattle;
R. W.
Prcssprich
&
Co.; Philadelphia
National Bank,
of Philadelphia;
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; William R.
Staats
&
Co,; Mercantile Trust
Company, of St. Louis; Reynolds
& Co.; Hornblower & Weeks.
J.
Barth
&
Co.;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; John Nuveen &
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Wil¬
liam"
Blair
&
Co.; Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
E. F. Hutton & Co.; Laidlaw &
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Mer¬
cantile" National
National
State
Bank
at
Nov. 1, 1974.
bids at his office in Oakland until
est
10
America National Trust & Savings
Pomeroy, Inc.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Stone &
Youngberg; Trust
Company of
Georgia, Atlanta.
Wertheim &
Co.; Andrews &
a.m.
(PST)
Nov.
on
Blue,
17 for the
Principal and inter¬
(M-N.) payable at the Bank of
purchase of $280,000 school bonds.
Association in Eureka,
Dated Dec.
cisco
15
from
15, 1959. Due
1960
to
1984
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or-
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Costa
r
Mesa
La
Union School District,
Orange County, Calif."
Bond
Sale—The
offered Oct. 27—v.
were
First
geles,
a
&
awarded
National
as
basis
4s,
of
at
to
bonds
190, p.
1779—
Bank
a
about
of
SecurityLos
price of
An¬
100.50,.
3.83%.
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Angeles,
Puente
Los
Union
High Sch. Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$32,000
the
San Fran¬
or at
the
of the paying agent of the
District-vin
New
York
City
or
Chicago. "Legality
approved
by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Los
or
office
bonds
offered
Oct.
$500,000 school
20—v. 190, p.
1468—were awarded
rity-First
National
to the Secu¬
Bank
of
Los
Angeles, and-R. H. Moulton &
Co., jointly, as 414s, at a price of
101.03,
a
basis
of
about
4.12%.
L.
F.
Rothschild
kopf, ' Hutton
&
Co.; Schoell-
&
Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Coffin & Burr, Inc.; R. S. Dick¬
Wells,
York; First National Bank,
Minneapolis;
First
National
Paul; First Union Na¬
of
Bank of St.
Bank
of
North
Carolina,
Charlotte; Frantz Hutchinson &
Co.; Hooker & Fay; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern; Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton.
National
City Bank, of Cleve¬
Newhard,
Cook
&
Co.;
land;
Northwestern
National
3.43%*
follows:
as
,
dent
Bank
of
Cincinnati;
Ryan,
Co.; Seasongood &
Mayer;
Stein
Bros.
&
Boyce;
Thornton, Mohr & Farish; Tilney
& Co.; Wachovia Bank & Trust
Co., of Winston-Salem; Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Inc.; Zahner & Co.
Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Ellis &
Co.; Magnus & Co.; McDonaldMoore & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka &
Co., Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw;
Seattle Trust & Savings Bank of
Seattle; Soden Investment Co.;
Robert L. Whittaker1 & Co.; Con¬
tinental
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of:
Salt Lake City; Elkins,
Morris,
Stokes & Co.; First of Arizona Co.;
First Cleveland Corp.; Hannaford
& Talbot; H. V. Sattley
& Co.,
Inc.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger;
Wulff, Hansen & Co.; Ray Allen,
Olsen & Beaumont, Inc.; Hannahs,
Ballin & Lee; Doll & Isphording,
Inc.;
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co., Inc., and C. N. White & Co.
Sutherland
&
Monterey City School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
Menamin, County Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
bids
in Monterey until
at
his
re¬
office
11
a.m. (PST)
purchase of
$965,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
on
to
Nov.
1974
interest
16
for
the
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable
at
and
received
ort
Nov.
the
3
until
11
the
for
a.m. (PST)
purchase of
school
building
bonds.
Dated NoV; 1, 1959. Due oh Nov. 1
$5,000
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive. Prin»
cipai and interest (M-N) payable
the County Treasurer's offidd.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& MyerS, of Los Angeles.
at
Ranchito School District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif. >
Sale—The $83,000 school
Bond
~ ~
offered Oct. 20—v. 190, p.
1463—were awarded to the Secu¬
bdnds
rity-First National Bank, of Los
Ahgeles, at 4^s, at a price of
10i.02, a basis of about 4.36%.
Lorenzo
San
School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $337,000 school
offered
bonds
Oct.
27V—v.
1675—were awarded
190, p.
to the Bank
•
t
of America National Trust & Sav-
Association, San Francisco,
price of 100.31, a net interest
4.12%, as follows: ■
ihgs
at
a
cost of about
$210,000 5s. Due ort Dec. 1
from
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
4s. Due on Deo. 1
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
60,000
from
50,000 4^3. Due ort Dec. 1 from
1978 to 1982 inclusive.
17,000 Is. Due On Dec. 1,
1983
and 1984.
San Mateo City School District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
offered Oct. 27—v.
bonds
1779
awarded
were
—
190, p.
to the
Crocker-Anglo National Bank, of
San Francisco, and Glore, Forgan
&
jointly, at a price
a net interest cost
3.63%, as follows:
Co.,
10*6.0001,
about
of
of
$406,000 5S. Due on Oct. 1 from
1961 td 1973 inclusive.
70,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1, 1974
32ix!)L 1975
245,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1976 to 1982 inclusive.
County Treasurer's office.
Michigan Cor¬ Norwalk-LaMirada City Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
poration; Gregory & Sons; J. B.
Hanauer & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; J.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. NesA. Hogle & Co.; Kenower, Mac- vig,
County Clerk, will receive
Arthur & Co.; A. M. Kidder & sealed bids at his office in Los
Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
Angeles until 9 a.m. (PST) on
Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; W. H. Mor¬ Nov. 24 for the purchase of $500,ton & Co., Inc.; New York Hanse- 000 school building bonds. Dated
atic Corp.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dee. 1 from
Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross; Stroud 1961 to 1979, inclusive. Principal
& Co., Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; and interest (J-D) payable at the
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.
County Treasurer's office, or at
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Robert any of the fiscal agencies of the
son
Bend Offering—Sealed bids will
be
of
Bank,
Minneapolis: J. A. Overton & Co.;
Piper, Jaffray & Ilopwood; Provi¬
Dallas;
Bank, of Newark;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
G.
Bank, of Chicago^ at a price
100.04, a net interest cost of about
of New
Republic National Bank of Dallas;
Offering—Jack
Worth; Industrial .National
Bank, of Providence; Kalnian &
Co., Inc.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.;
Spencer TraSk & Co.; Henry G.
Associa¬
tion,-of San Francisco, as 3%s, at
a price of 100.55, a basis of about
in 1975 and thereafter are on any
interest payment date on or after
Bond
Fort
.
•National Trust & Savings
First
,
$100,000 school
Bond. Sale—The
bonds
Yolo
County, Calif.
v.-
>
190,
Robinette, of Phoenix.
p. 1571—were awarded to the First
County High School District Western: Bank & Trust Co., of
No. 6 (P. O.^Tucson), Ariz.
San Francisco, dnd Hill Richards
& Co., jointly, at a price.of 100.06,
>—Bond Sale»=»The $235,000
gen*,
eral obligation school bonds of¬ ,a net interest cost of about 4.29%;
Divelbess &
were
o
,
cate:
and interest
fered
Doc.
Inc.;
Trust
$1,084,000 6s. Due on June 20 from
I960 to 1968, inclusive.
•
•
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, Wells & Co., Inc. •
980,000 3%s. Due on June 20 from
of San Francisco." '
Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Allan
/ /
.<
1969 to 1976) inclusive
•
•
Blair & Co.; Bliint Ellis & Sim¬
Lompoc Union High Sch. District,
250,000 3.40s. Dud on June 20,
mons; Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
1977 and 1978.
Inc.; C. F. Childs & Co., Inc.; City
*
Bond Offering — J. E. Lewis,
500,000 3^s. Due on June 20 from
National
Bank
& Trust Co., of
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1979 to 1982, inclusive.
>
Chicago; Julien Collins & Co.;
bids at his office in Santa Barbara
250,000 Is. Due on June 20, 1983
Fahcy,
Clark
&
Co.;
Horner,
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 30 for
and 1984.
Barksdale & Co.; Kean, Taylor &
the purchase of $335,000 school
Other members of the syndicate:
Co.; McDonnell & Co., McMaster
bonds." Dated Nov. 10, .1959. Due
Hutchinson & Co.; Stern, Frank, First National City Bank, Morgan
orr
Nov.
10 from 1960
to
1984
Meyer & Fbx; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Guaranty Trust Co., both of New
inclusive. Principal and interest
Stubbs,
Watkins
&
Lcmbardo, York, Seattle-First National Bank,
(M-N)
payable at the
County Inc.;
Third
National
Bank
in of Seattle, Hallgarten & Co., Fran¬
Treasurer's office.
Nashville; Tripp & Co.; Van cis I. duPont & Co., Bache & Co.,
Stroud & Co., Inc., Julien Collins
/
Los Angeles County Flood Control Alstyne, Noel & Co.
R. D. White & Co.; J. R. Willis- & Co., McCormick & Co., Robert
District (P. O. Los Angeles),
s
ton & Beane; Robert Winthrop & W. Baird & Co., Inc., Foster &
California
& Co., Inc.; Marshall, Third National Bank in
Bond sale—The $21,150,000 Co.; Wood, Gundy
flood control improvement bonds Arnold & Crane; Fred D. Blake & Nashville, J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
and Hannaford & Talbot.
offered Oct. 27—v. 190, p. 1120— Co.; Breed & Harrison, Inc.; Dittwere
awarded
to
a
syndicate mar & Co., Inc.; Fahnestock &
Ocean View School District,
headed by the Bank of America Co.; Federation Bank & Trust Co.,
Orange CountyCalif.
*
Dated
City Na¬ County in New York City or
Co.; Com¬ Chicago.
merce Trust Co., both of Kansas
Oakland, Calif.
City; Dallas Union Securities Co.,
Bond Sale—The $3,064,000 mti^
Inc.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Ernst
&
Co.; Field,, Richards & Co.; nicipal improvement bonds offered
First National Bank, of Memphis; Oct. 22 were awarded to A syndi-f
cate headed by the First National
Fort
Worth
National
Bank,
of
Co.,
&
'
Clerk of Board of Supervisors will
receive sealed bids until 11- a.m.
chase
on
inclusive.
&
Bank
.
-
1675—
syndicate
190,
to
1984
.
Sale—The $3,000,000 gen¬
obligation
fered
bonds.
Unified
to
Baird
.
1 from
Angeles County, Calif .
Bond
t
the
Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due on Dec, 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive." Prin¬
Pima County
\ 1.972
Glendale
general; obli¬
building
1967 to 1971 inclusive.
;
7 44,000 4:40s. Due on Oct.
O.
15, 1959. Due
1960
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality, approved by Orrick,
'
Maricopa Coifnty, Penderga'st. Sch.
from
W.
tional
p.
offered
1571—were
George M. Wood & Co., j jointly, ings • Association, of San Fran¬
as
4u>s, 434S and 5s. Dated Oct.-1,' cisco,1 "at /*a: price of 100.06, as
1959. Legality approved by
y'.'
Dumas, follows:-;. vrev
O'Neal & Hayes, of .Birmingham.' $56,000 5s. Due on Oct. 1 from
V
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
V
Arizona
) 40,000 414s; Due on Oct.
1 from
No.
District, Alameda
the Bank
bonds
re¬
Cumberland Securities Corp., and
District
Vista School
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
of
obligation
,
La
District,
County, Calif,
$140,000 school
Humboldt
Chickasaw, Ala.
,
80,000 Is. Due on Oct. 1,1983 and
& Co.; First of
1984.
*
Santa Monica Unified School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
Bond Offering—Gordon T.
vig,
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
Angeles until
his
9
Nes-
will receive
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
Los
cxi
of $2,500,000 school bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
1979, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the County
Nov.
24
for
the purchase
g
pid Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
56
Chicago, at
option of the holder.
Waterworks Dist.
(P. O. Ventura), Calif.
Offering —- R o b e r°t L.
Ventura
No.
County
8
Bond
Hamm, Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (PST)
on Nov. 17
purchase of $60,000 water
Jan. 10, 1960. Due
for the
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
on
clusive.
(J-J)
to
1980 in¬
and
interest
County
1961
from
10
Principal
payable
at
the
office.
Treasurer's
Offering—Finance Direc¬
Bond
Allyn
H.
K.
tor
CONNECTICUT
callable
are
date
ment
bonds
Bond
Enfield, Conn.
Bond Offering—Town Treasurer
t/Odovieo Magrini announces that
sealed bids will be received at
Connecticut
the
Bank
&
Trust
Companjr, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
(EST) on Nov.
purchase of $2,000,000
Iifgh school bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
ford, until
for
Jah. 1 from 1961 to
Due
inclusive.
Note
on
foregoing supple¬
our issue of
Oct. 5—v. 190, p. 1468.
report in
Tallahassee), Fla.
(P. O.
revenue
29—V. 190,
to
awarded
p.
4.42%,
follows:
Hartford County Metropolitan
District
(P. O. Hartford), Conn.
Bond Sale—The
purification
offered
bonds
$2,200,000 water
improvement
and
Oct.
28—v.
awarded
1779—were
to
190, p.
a
group
Wertheim & Co.,
Lazard Freres & Co., and Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., as 31/2S, at
fi price of 100.62, a basis of about
composed
Additional Sale—The
$2,100,000
expansion and improve¬
jpewerage
bonds
ment
time
offered
at
awarded to
were
a
National
First
ton,
3 Vrs, at
as
a
Bank
of
Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.; Barcus,
&
(State of)
Bridge Bonds Called
ton, as
demption on Dec. 1, 1959, a total
of $1,840,000 principal amount of
Delaware Memorial Bridge Reve¬
at
The bond
bonds
105%
the
to
will
and
accrued
redemption
call covers
dated
2%%
Jan.
1,
Parish; Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.;
Yates, Heitner & Woods.
Fort
revenue
paid off
at
the
redeemed
will
after Dec.
011 or
offices
of
the
be
1, 1959,
Bank
of.
Delaware,
901
Market
Street,
Wilmington, Delaware, and the
Chemical
Bank
Company,
York
15,
The
Chat
30
New
Broad
York
3*?4%
Trust
Street, New
N. Y.
trustee
a
also
total
$197,000
and
of
2%%
announced
of
revenue
4%,
bonds
previously called for redemption
bave
not
been
surrendered
for
Del.
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
V.
190,
for
bonds
p.
the
The
$800,COO
$444,000
offered
1571.
Oct,
1
Oct.
27—v.
awarded
to
190,
a
due
and
lows:
$326,000 4s. Due
on Oct.
1979 inclusive.
1961 to
474,000 4.20s. Due
1980 to
School
on
—
1 from
Oct. 1 from
1989 inclusive.
awarded
v.
to
were
sewer
16—
Bond Offering—Robert R. Bean,
(CST) on Nov. 4 for the
purchase of $396,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due
p.m.
Dec., 1
(P. O.
(J-D) payable at
-mutually
ment
the
tween
in¬
1979
to
and
interest
.
place of pay¬
upon be¬
a
agreed
purchaser
the
and
of Education. Legality ap¬
Board
Park
(City) and Royal Oak
Southkeld (Twps.) Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Oak Park), III.
and
Note Offering—Arthur G. Parki-
lan, Secretary of Board bf Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 3 for the
April
on
1,
Principal
1960.
and interest payable at a
bank
or
designated by
the
purchaser. Legality approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
sealed bids until
Nov.
on
(CST)
purchase of
$550,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
I, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
bank
to
Chicago
be
at any
mutually
approved
Bond
eral
Sale—The $1,940,000 gen¬
obligation
Oct.
offered
Inc.,
Cook
Kansas
upon.
County School District No.
161 (P. O. Flossmor), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
school building bonds was sold
to
the Harris Trust & Savings
Chicago, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.19, a basis of about
3.71%. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
Bank,
of
1961
June
1
sive.
Interest
from
inclu¬
1970
to
J-D.
Legality
William
Co.,
City,
at
&
and
Co., City
Trust Co., of
&
McCormick
&
price of 100.001, a net
cost of about 3.39%, as
1973 inclusive.
700,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1978 iuclusive.
1974 to
Crawfordsville
School
Offering —F.
Bond
until
Bldg.
Corp.
Howell,
V.
3 for the
mortgage
purchase of $400,000 school building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from
1961 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at a
place agreed upon by the pur¬
and
of
tion.
Legality
the
of
Board
Educa¬
by
approved
Equality, III.
revenue
v.
190,
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962 to 1990 inclusive. Bonds due
in
and
thereafter
and
1967
able
of
as
Jan.
interest
call¬
are
1, 1966. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Bank
Elston
&
Trust
Crawfordsville.
Company,
Legality
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ap¬
Ice
proved
Eel
Sale—The $100,000 water
bonds offered Oct. 26—
Bond
will
of
announces
County
receive
that
the
Commissioners
sealed
bids
until
11
(EST) on Nov. 12 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 courthouse
jail certificates of indebtedless, as follows:
$500,000 Issue of 1959 certificates.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
1971
Certificates
and
thereafter
able
on
any
date
on
or
due
are
in'
call¬
interest payment
after Sept.
1, 1970.
and
1967
&
Callable
on
any
on
June 1,
interest
pay¬
Interest
1572 — were awarded to,the
Community State Bank,* of North
Liberty, as 4s, at
(CST)
p.m.
building
Bond
1970
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
61
Bond
9
for
Nov.
1 from
Interest
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Kankakee
Nov.
Offering
—
Glenn
J-D.
Le¬
&
County School District
(P. O. Bradley), III.
Sale—The
$825,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 21—
v.
190, p. 1572—were awarded to
a
group
Trust &
Rodman
composed of the Harris
Savings Bank, of Chicago;
&
Township (P. O.
Huntertown), Ind.
Renshaw, and White-
Offering
Bond
Township
Glenn
Shank,
will receive
(CST) on
purchase of $17,900
—
school
1959.
aid
Trustee,
Due
bonds.
Nov.
Dated
semi-annually
National
Bank
&
Company, of Fort Wayne.
ity
Ice
from
Trust
Legal¬
approved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
&
until
bids
sealed
ceive
1
p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 5 for the purchase
Of $32,600 school aid bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1959.
Due semi-annually
on
July 1, 1961 to Jan. 1, 1970,
Principal and interest payable at
National.. Bank
Lincoln
&
Company, of Fort Wayne.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Icev & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
\
Veale
(P. O. Washington),
Twps.
Indiana
Sale
Bond
Civil
The
—
School
and
totaling
$48,000 offered Oct. 22—v. 190, p.
bonds
Townships
1676—were awarded to the Wash¬
National Bank, of Wash¬
as ZVzs, at a price of par.
ington
ington,
7——'Indiana
—
—7
Boonville),
~~~;v'
Offering—Virginia
Bond
Wat¬
County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 6 for the purchase of $40,son,
bonds.
Fund
Advancement
1959. Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1961 to 1968
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
Nov.
&
15,
by Ross, McCord,. Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
' '
IOWA
Estherville, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
tric
$950,000 elec¬
offered Oct,
bonds
revenue
21—v. 190, p. 1572—were
to
a
group
&
Bros.
Co.,
awarded
composed of Stern
Allan Blair & Co.,
George K. Baum & Co., WachobCorp., and J. M. Dain &
Co., as follows:
Bender
$385,000
4.20s.
1960
on
Nov. 1
1969 inclusive.
Due
to
255,000 33As. Due on Nov. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
310,000 3%s. Due
1975 to
on
Nov. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
KANSAS
Wichita, Kansas
Bond Sale—The
general obliga¬
total¬
tion various purpose bonds
offered Oct. 27
—v.
190, p. 1780—were awarded
to
a
group composed
of Glore,
Forgan
& Co., Drexel & Co.,
Stroud & Co., Inc., Baxter & Co.,
and Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
as
5s, 3%s and 3s, at a price of
100.08, a net interest cost of about
ing
$1,783,327.17
3.36%.
KENTUCKY
Paris, Ky.
1,
July 1, 1961 to Jan. 1, 1970. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Lincoln
C.
Gump, Township Trustee, will re¬
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Nov. 5 for the
par.
Indiana
1970 to
Shank,
Eel River
1,
1960 to
Chapman
price of
a
O. Huntertown),
Offering—Walter
Bond
O. Huntertown), Ind.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
of $1,487,000 school
bonds.
1959. Due
on
(P.
Twp.
Perry
from
River-Perry Consolidated Sch.
Corp. (P.
1572—were sold to the
Housing and Home Fi¬
purchase
No.
ment date thereafter.
J-D.
the
M-S.
1972.
or
7:30
$15,000 munici¬
p.
p.
Federal
Liberty,- Ind."
pal bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 190,
Dated
bonds.
revenue
Nov.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Newell
Board
North
(CST) on Nov. 4
$1,995,000 first
p.m.
and
Certificate Offering—Clerk Ar¬
approved by tRoss,~ McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ity
Ice &
approved
Ind.
a.m.
Florida
$2,760,000 sanitary bonds. Dated
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from
to 1991 inclusive.. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Nov.
1962
for the purchase of
1
a.m.
CST) on,Nov. 12 for the purchase
Secretary, will receive scaled bids
Education,
bi$s until
Nov.
until: 10
bids
sealed
ceive
H.
Controller, will re¬
of
000
.
Crawfordsville),
O.
(P.
Kaufman, Secretary
will
9:30
Offering—Albert
Bond
Losche, City
Dated
INDIANA
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 5 for
nance
Corporation, as 4%s, at a the
purchase of $65,500 school
price of par.
building
bonds.
Due
semi-an¬
Kane, Cook and Dupage Counties nually from July 1, 1961 to July 1,
1969. Principal and interest pay¬
School District No. 46 (P. O.
able at the Lincoln National Bank
Elgin), III.
& Trust Company, of Fort Wayne.
Bond Offering—Willard Beebe,
Orange County (P. O. Orlando),
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
.
840,000 3V4S. Due on Jan. 1 from
1966 to
Due
Principal and interest (J-D)
Warrick County (P. O.
$400,000 4^s. Due bn Jan. 1 from
1961 to*1965 inclusive.
'■'*
Illinois
of Board of
receive
sealed
a.m.
(CST) 011
com¬
follows:
No.
Bond Offering —W. Howard
bonds
1780—
p.
group
a
interest
ap¬
County Community School
431 (P. O.
Waterman),
190,
a
Blair
Bank
National
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Dist.
to
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
agreed
bridge
26—v.
awarded
were
1959.
1,
Trust
Rockford, III.
7:30 p.m.
the
for
10
Dee.
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclu¬
on
the
receive
will
Education
of
Dated
bonds.
19
Bond Sale—The
Oak
noon
for the pur¬
of $2,730,000 redevelopment
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
trust company to be
Waukegan Road,
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$237,000 offered
190, p. 1571—were
Goodbody & Co.
1961
from
Principal
until
bids
Nov.
on
McCord, Ice & Miller; of Indian¬
apolis.
■
Sfcringman announces that the
Board
totaling
20
Consol.
Glenview), III.
Offering—Secretary John
Bond
Bond Sale—The various purpose
Oct.
No. 34
District
1215
Mound),
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8:30
on
H.
g—Albert
n
office.
Dist.
Illinois
■
r
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Ross,
Counties
Sch.
purchase of $300,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Oct. 15, 1959.
Community
County
Mulberry, Fla.
bonds
con¬
(CST)
i
e r
sealed
ceive
sive.
No.- 10 (P. O. Blue
1
Due
Cook
of
issue
An
—
Community Unit
>
O f f
■
City Controller, -will re¬
Luscnc,
chase
chaser
Herbert J. Sims &
Co., at a price of 98.01, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.24%, as fol¬
Co.,
market
unfavorable
to
Sale
$3,100,000 tax anticipation certifi¬
cates was sold to Baxter & Co., at
foregoing bonds are
ILLINOIS
p.
group
500,000 certificates. Dated June
1, 1957. Due on June 1, 1971
Milton,
system
&
Interest
payment.
.submitted
offered
bonds,
1952 and due June
be
—
composed of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., Goodbody
thur
to
Note—The
part of the original offering of
$12,510,000 scheduled for Sept. 15
—v.
190, p. 1232—and postponed
DeKalb
Myers, Fla.
Sale
Certificate
$1,601,000
1, 1978.
Bonds
The
porated; Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
Inc.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Thomas
&
Company; Thornton, Mohr &
date.
cipal amount of 3%% revenue
bonds, dated June 1, 1951 and clue
JTnne 1, 1978 and $86,000 principal
of
Sons;
Johnson, Lane, Space Corporation;
Berney Perry & Company Incor¬
be
principal amount of 4% revenue
fjonds, dated June 1, 1948 and
due June 1, 1978; $153,000 prin¬
fimount
&
Edwards
G.
A.
1676—were
Delaware, of Wilming¬
trustee, has drawn for re¬
interest
The
Co.;
in New York City.
agency
Legality approved by Spaulding,
Sibley,
Troutman,
Meadow
&
Smith, of Atlanta.
municipal utility revenue certifi¬
—Bank of
redeemed
A. Hogle
Kindred & Company; J.
Bos¬
Delaware
The
Leedy,
Weeks;
&
Horn blower
cates
Bonds.
inclusive.
syndicate: A. C.
the
Bradford & Co.; Ira
price of 98.46,
DELAWARE
nue
July 1
on
Company, Inc.; J. C.
Haupt & Co.;
and
Allyn
same
basis of about 3.34%.
Memorial
in
Others
inclusive.
Robinson-Humphrey
Company,
Inc.;
Barrett, Fitch,
syndicate
NdiTli' & Cq.|' Beil & Hough;
the
composed of Lehman Brothers, C.
J.
Devine
&; Co., Phelps, Fenn
& Co., Marine Trust Company of
Western New York,
in Buffalo,
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoadcs & Co.,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc., • First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
Fldredge & Co., Inc., R. D. White
& Co., A. M. Kidder & Co., and
the
Due
4.40s.
July 1
on
from 1985 to 1989
of
3.46%.
Due
from 1970 to 1984
2,640,000
June 1, 1957. Principal
(J-D) payable at the*
City Treasurer's office, or at the
option of the holder, at the City's
fiscal
No.
clusive.
and interest
H.
$1,350,000 6s. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
4.30s.
1960 to
Dated
; "
as
-
5,510,000
1 from
Dec.
on
1986 inclusive.
a
about
of
cost
interest
Due
■
"
,
bonds.
ditions.
1676—
syndicate
headed by B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., at a price of 100.006, a net
Oct.
fered
;
•
.
renewal
urban
bonds of¬
Road
County
clusive.
985,000
$9,500,000 Polk
Bond Sale—The
were
The
—
the
Development Commission
Florida
2 p.m.
1960.
ments
West
Pensacola.
the
3980
York City, or
the holder, at
Pensacola
Bank, of
Company, ol" New
at the option of
the
1986 in¬
Special Tax Sch.
Bank New York Trust
Chemical
Due on
1960 to
1 from
Dec.
(P. O. Pensacola), Fla.
Offering—Wm. J. Wood-
totaling $1,215,000 offered Oct. 27 ham, Jr., County, Superintendent
—v.
190, p. 1779—were awarded of Public Instruction, will receive
to a syndicate composed of Glore, sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
Forgan & Co., Lehman Brothers, on Nov. 24 for the purchase of
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Rand, $4,000,000 school bonds.
Dated
& Co., and Cooley & Co., as 3.40s,
July 1, 1958. Due on July 1 from
fit a price of 100.25, a basis of
1960 to 1978 inclusive. Principal
fibout 3.35%,
and interest (J-J) payable at the
receive
bids until noon
Indiana
Bond
Dist.,
Redevelopment
Indianapolis
./
County, Decatur Sch. Dist.
61 (P. O. Decatur), III.
Certificate
Earl Landers,
will
Comptroller,
'
Macon
Macon and Christian
$7,350,000 airport bonds.
of Chicago.
3.69%.
""r
(EST) on
Nov. 4 for the purchase of $8,335,000 bonds, as follows:
payable at The Hanover Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
District
school
Sale—The
Bond
Bond Offering—R.
City
and interest (M-S)
1969. Principal
Atlanta, Georgia
scaled
Incv,as 3.70s,. at a
a basis of about
Co.,
3.93%.
GEORGIA
interest pay¬
after March 1,
or
York
City.
any
on
on
Escambia County
Bristol, Conn.
Trimble & Mitchell, of New
•
Phillips
Marshall,
Caldwell,
by
proved
$500,000 parking revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on March
1
from, 1962
to 1981 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1970 and thereafter
by Chapman & Cutler,
a
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
price of 100.001,
Legality ap¬
City.
York
New
of
receive
(EST)
purchase of
the
for
17
Nov.
on
that
announces
City Commission will
sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
the
National
First
the
at
Bank, of Orlando, or at the option
of
the holder, at the Chemical
Bank New York Trust Company,
Fla.
Gables,
Coral
in New York City or
the
Payable
FLORIDA
office, or* at any of
the fiscal agencies of the County
Treasurer's
©
.
.
(1884)
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
was
and
sewer
a
group
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
Bros., Equitable
and
ner
$625,000
bonds
revenue
composed of
Almstedt
Securities Corp.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
& Smith, at a price of 98.005,
sold to
Volume
190
Number
5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1885)
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
1972
to 1982
4s.-Due on July 1
1983 to 1988 inclusive.
»
Pomeroy,
S.
Dickson
Coffin & Burr,
&
Co.,
Bacon,
Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., National State Bank, Newark,
Wood, Struthers & Co., Boatmen's
National Bank, St. Louis, Dick &
Merle-Smith, Weeden & Co., City
;
Stevenson &
inclusive.
268,000
.
'
\
July 1 from
on
&
R.
3.97%,
-
.
$357,000 33,4s. Due
ton
from
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July
1988 inclusive.
National
1 from 1972 to
Shelby County (P. O. Shelbyville),
Bank
&
Trust Co., Kan¬
City, First National Bank in
sas
Dallas.
Ira Haupt & Co., Kean, Taylor
Nash, & Co., R. D. White & Co., FitzCounty Clerk, will receive sealed patrick, Sullivan & Co., Gregory
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Nov. & Sons, A Webster
Dougherty &
10 for the purchase of $1,350,000 Co.,
Union
Trust
Company of
school
building revenue bondSr Maryand, Baltimore, Robert Gar¬
Dated June 1, 1959. Due on Dec. rett & Sons, Julien Collins &
Co.,
\ from >1960
to • 1989
inclusive. Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Singer,
Principal and interest payable at Deane & Scribner, Wm. E. Pollock
the Shelby County Trust & Bank¬ & Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
ing Company, of Shelbyville. Le¬ Rand & Co., A. M. Kidder & Co.,
gality approved by Skaggs, Hays John Small & Co., Wachovia Bank
& Fahey, of Louisville.
&
Trust
Co.,
Winston-Salem,
Third National Bank in Nashville,
LOUISIANA
Federation
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
East Baton Rouge Parish, Greater New York, Courts & Co., Winslow,
Cohu & Stetson Inc., Ginther &
Baton Rouge Consol. Sewerage
Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.,
Dist. (P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Dolphin & Co., Thomas & Co.,
Bond Offering — Parish Clerk
Dreyfus & Co., Penington, Colket
Elwood Sartain
announces
that
&
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
sealed bids will be received until
F' rris & Co., C. T. Williams &
6 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 18 for the
Co., Peoples National Bank, Char¬
purchase of $7,000,000 general ob¬
lottesville, and Byrd Brothers.
ligation sewer bonds. Dated Dec.
Calvert County (P. O. Prince
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
to 1989 inclusive. Principal and
Frederick), Md.
Bond Offering — President J.
interest
(J-D)
payable. at any
Offering
C.
—
be
banks,
or
in
Baton
nated
Wilmer
of which must
one
Rouge, to
the
desig¬
be
supple¬
ments the report published in our
issue of Oct. 26—v. 190, p. 1780—
under
the
caption ,of
"Greater
Baton Rouge Consolidated Sewer
District."
of
Dated
on
school
1959. Due
1,
1960
Principal
(M-N)
Nov. 10 for
$700,000
Nov.
from
1
clusive.
'
(EST)
purchase
Nov.
on
The foregoing
—
a.m.
bonds.
that
County Commis¬
receive sealed bids
will
the
announces
of
Board
until 11
Legality
& Cutler, of Chicago, and Benton
& Mosely, of Baton Rouge.
Note
Johnson
sioners
the successful bidder.
approved by Chapman
by
3-AAx.
(i. Vi
1959.
to
1975
and
in¬
interest
the
County
Trust Company of Maryland, in
Prince Frederick, or at the option
of' the holder, at the MercantileSafe Deposit and Trust Company,
payable
at
Bond Sale—The
offered
were
$1,000,000 water,
and electric revenue bonds
sewer
Oct.
22—v.
-awarded
to
group
Co.,
Inc., Rowles, Winston
and Eddleman, Pollok &
Fosdick, Inc.,
as
4!4s, at
'
of 100.0005.
price
a
1
MARYLAND
Baltimore
County
(P.
Townsend), Md.
Sale
Bond
O.''
$20,000,000
bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 190, p.
1676—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan
Bank,
Trust
and
the
as
1989 incl.
$6,168,000 4s, due on Nov.
to 1984 inclusive;
$2,056,000 3.80s, due on Nov.
1 from 1985 to 1992 inclusive;
$1,028,000 3.10s, due on Nov.
1 from 1993 to 1996 inclusive;
and $748,000 3s, due on Nov.
from 1961
from
1
1997 to
County Treasurer's office.
/
Iron Mountain School
Lawrence, Mass.
Bond
Sale —The
port
improvement
Oct.
27
—v.
$250,000
bonds
190,
air¬
—were
site
and
members
1999 inclusive.
of
the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.,
New
York,
Bank,
Harris Trust & Sav¬
Chicago, Smith, Bar¬
& Co., Alex. Brown & Sons,
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Lehman Brothers, Blyth & Co.,
ney
Phelps, Fenn & Co., C. J. Devine
& Co., Shields & Co., Salomon
Bros.
& Hutzler, First National
Bank
of
Oregon,
Portland, Mer¬
cantile Trust Company, St. Louis,
W.
R.
Pressprich
&
Co.,
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., Bear,
Stearns & Co., Wertheim & Co.,
Clark, Dodge & Co., Lee Higgin-
aS
awarded to the First of
3.70s,
Weeks,
100.30, a
price of
basis of about 3.63%.
at
a
,
sealed bids c/o The Second Bank-
Company,, Mu¬
nicipal Department, 111 Franklin
Street, Boston until 2 p.m. (EST)
Nov.
on
5
for
the
purchase
$225,000 water bonds. Dated
15,
1959.
1960
to
and
Due
1974
from
Principal
payable at the Sec¬
Bank-State
Street
Trust
Company, of Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
South
Bond
check,
Offering
St.,
Boston,
Saca-
will
until
11
to
1974
interest
Principal
payable
at
the
and
above-
mentioned
bank,
Legality
ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved
Corporation.
S.
Moseley & Co., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., A. G. Becker & Co., First
of
Michigan* Cor p.,
Reynolds
F.
C. Bradford & Co.,
Shearson,
H a m m i 11
&
Co.,
Eldredge & Co., Schoellkopf, HutCo.,
9
5s.
Due
'1967 to
1988 iiiClusive.
';/k
Paris
Twp. (P. O. Paris), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $34,000
special
assessment
fered
water
Oct, 20
awarded
were
Jackson &
of
main
bonds
190,
—v.
to
Paine, Webber,
a
Perry Public School District, Mich
Note Sale
The $76,000 State
1677
State
Oct.
19—v.
awarded
were
—
by
Wilmington, Mass.
Offering—Grace H. Tilley,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Bond
Oct.
offered
20—v.
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
of
1960
and
to
Nov, 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1969
interest
on
payable at the First
of
Boston. Legal¬
Storey, Thorn¬
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
approved
$50,000 4.30s. Due
by
MICHIGAN
Nov. 1, 1968
on
and 1969.
school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due 011 July 1 from 1960 to 1986
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at
bank
a
trust
or
designated by the pur¬
chaser, Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
Detroit.
Rosebush
450,000 4s. Due
on
School
District,
Mich.
bonds
Oct.
MASSACHUSETTS
Town
Offering—FlorenceBurdge,
r e r, will receive
Treasu
sealed
bids
The
c/o
Merchants
Nov.
5
for
the
purchase
$379,000 school bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1960
to
1979 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the Merchants
National
Bank of Boston, or at
the option of the holder, at the
Buzzards Bay National Bank, of
Buzzards Bay. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
1, 1959.
Due
on
to
$243,000
offered
190, p. 1573 — were
a
composed
group
of
Creek
Bend Sale—The
assessment
street
offered
$80,000 4V2S. Due
1960 to
40,000
Farmington
Burlington, Mass.
J.
000
Bond
Township
Clerk,
special
bonds.
(P.
will
ceive sealed
clusive. *
bids c/o The
Boston
on
Aug.
Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
approved
100 Franklin
Kean
1
Street, Boston, until
(EST) on Nov. 4 for the
p.m.
purchase of $2,375,000 school proj¬
ect
loan
1959.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Nov.
Principal and in¬
terest
payable at the Boston Safe
Deposit and Trust Company, of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Hatfield,
Bond
leski,
will
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
St.,
on
Boston,
Nov.
12
until
for
11
the
(EST)
purchase of
$425,000 school bonds,
a.m.
as
follows:
1,
1960
receive
tax
Due
1968
in¬
A-O.
Legality
Davis, Mc-
Knauss,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
chase
of
1988
terest
frust
sealed
on
bids
Second
Saginaw,
on
until
8
1,
companv
a
bank
in¬
or
designated bv the
Detroit.
ceive
sealed
National
Haven,
Offering
until
for
—
8
the
Mich.
assessment
Dated
Dec.
1
Dec.
from
on
notes.
54,000
to
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legalitv approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Three
assessment
offered
Rivers,
Sale—The
Bond
street
Oct.
19—v.
awarded
Mich.
bonds
15?3—
to
the
Peoples
Community Bank, of Three Rivers,
as
4M>s, at
Warren
a
price of
Consol.
par.
School
school
Sale —The
on
Oct.
April
1,*
1, 1959.
Indep. School
No. 911, Minn.
Bond
District,
$2,450,00'
building and site bonds of¬
District
Sale—The $980,000 school
building bonds offered
Oct.
22—
190, p. 1470—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the First
v.
a
National
Bank, of Minneapolis,
Bank, of St. Paul,
Moody, Inc., E. J. Prescott & Co., Kalman &
Co., Inc.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
First National
Juran &
Woodard-Elwood & Co., at
of
100.10,
about
net
a
4.26%,
interest
1962 to
a
price
cost
of
as follows:
$165,000 4s. Due
Jan. 1
on
from
1970 inclusive.
235,000 4.10s, Due
.
Jan. 1 from
on
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
530,000 4.20s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1978 to 1989
inclusive,v>
,
Chisholm, Minn.
j
,
Certificate Offering—Edward L.
Kochevar,
ceive
City
sealed
Clerk,
bids
will
until
7:30
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 3 for the purchase
on
$30,000 fire department certif¬
icates of indebtedness.
Dover-Eyota Indep. School District
No. 533 (P. O.
Eyota), Minn.
Correction—Sealed bids for the1
$1,000,000 school building bonds
will be received
until Nov. 2 and
not
on Nov.
10, as reported in our
issue of Oct. 26—v.
190, p. 1781.
Indep.
School District
No. 658, Minn.
eral
Sale —The
obligation
offered
National
$215,000 gen¬
building
15—v. 190, p.
school
Oct.
awarded
to
the
First
Bank, of St. Paul,
and
the
First National Bank, of Min¬
neapolis, jointly, at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
4.19%, as follows:
1962
Due
to
1971
to
Due
1974
55,000 4.20s.
1975
Feb.
on
1
from
1970 inclusive.
60,000 4.10s.
to
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1978
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
carry
Feb.
an
extra
1%
interest from
1, 1960 to Feb. 1, 1961.
i
New
Brighton, Minn.
Bond
eral
Sale—The $250,000 gen¬
obligation improvement bonds
posed
awarded
of
the
to
190,
a
p.
group
American
1677—
com¬
National
Bank, of St. Paul; Caldwell, Phil¬
lips Co.; Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.;
and John Nuveen & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
4 57%,
as
follows:
$25,000 3%s.
Michigan
Bond
1,
Due
MINNESOTA
were
190, p.
April
offered Oct. 20—v.
$75,000 special
paving
on
Cambridge
Nov.
1973
re¬
p.m.
Due
notes.
Dated
Nel¬
$164,000
street paving
1, 1959. Due
1960
7:30
1960.
$100,000 4s.
Norman
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
special
on
of
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
2
sold
Bank,
until
.
$56,900
1573—were
$800,000
was
bids
(EST) on Nov. 12 for the purchase
of $110,900
notes, as follows:
bonds
2.75%.
Legality approved' by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
son,
were
Principal and
(J-J) payable at
purchaser.
Sept.
July 1 from 1960 to
inclusive.
April 1 from
notes
South
$220,000 school site and
Dated
kins, District Treasurer, will
1964
inclusive.
at
Bond
Nov. 9 for the pur¬
bonds.
on
Inc.;
Michigan
Bond
1971
syndi¬
Co.
Note Offering—Robert J.
Tomp¬
Nerstrand
1,
the
&
Windemere School District No.
5,
1965.
bonds.
Community School District
(P. O. Coldwater), Mich.
Bord Offering—Gladvs
April
on
anticipation
the
to
paving
1959.
to
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
Note Sale—An issue of
by Wright,
Cudlip, of Detroit.
*959. Hue
Mass.
Treasurer,
from
Interest
building
Offering—Peter S. Rega-
Town
&
1
May
follows:
as
Saginaw School District, Mich.
O.
Girard
1,
Nov. 1 from 1960 to
1979 inclusive.
assessment
Dated
Due
1966 to
Offering—Floyd A. Cairns,
Offering — Arthur A.
Zervas, Town Treasurer, will re¬
1963
130,000 3%s. Due
Farmington), Mich.
Township
4s.
and
190, p.
Stranahan,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
10 for the purchase of $42,-
Dodge, of Boston.
of Goodbody & Co., Fri¬
day & Co., and Martin & Co., a'
price of 100.05, a net interest
3.84%,
inclusive,,
of
Commerce Trust Co., of
City; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.;
Goodbody & Co.; H. V. Sattley &
Co., Inc.; Watling, Lerchen &
Co.,
and McDonald-Moore &
Co.
of
Motor
a
26—v.
1780—were awarded to
Joseph, Mich.
Sale—The $250,000
posed
Harris & Co., Inc.
Bond
Stone;
Vehicle Highway Fund bonds of¬
fered Oct. 19 —v. 190, p. 1677 —
Were
awarded to a group com¬
$103,000 special
improvement
Oct.
members
Kansas
(CST)
St.
Bond
cost of about
Twp. (P. O.
Battle Creek), Mich.
bonds
&
Arbor, Mich.
v.
—
Battle
of
Dated Dec.
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
Paddock
July 1 from
on
Halsey, Stuart
8 p.m.
Canfield,
on
Due
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Mer¬
rill
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
(EST) 011 Nov. 5 for
purchase of $155,000 school
ler,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Kenower,
Mac-Arthur & Co., and McDonaldMoore & Co., as 31/2s, at a price
of 100.16, a basis of about 3.44%.
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
1.9
John¬
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on April 1 from 1960 to .197-7
inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
totaling
awarded
Bourne, Mass.
until
Offering—Forrest
Bond Sale—The various
purpose
1, 1970
Nov.
1984 inclusive.
to
Bond
Due
1961.
of Detroit.
Ann
cate:
Nov. 5 for
on
$225,000
a
from 1978 to 1984
Other
the
stetler,
Secretary
of
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
the
Michigan
price of 100.0(17,
July 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
900,000 4Vis. Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
700,000 4%s.
Due
on
July
1
Twp. Sch. District No.
(P.O. Chatham), Mich.
until 8
—
syndicate
of
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
370,000 4%s.
Bond Offering—Norman L. Ho-
of Boston,
1, 1959. Due
$480,000 5s.
River
7
1573
p.
a
follows:
Bank, of Perry, at 4.00%.
Rock
190,
to
net interest cost of
about 4.36%,
as
190,
to
company
Town
Corporation, at
a
—
Curtis, as 4s, at a price
basis of about 3.99%.
100.002,
—v.
by the First
of¬
1470
p.
27
awarded
Smith;
on
July 1 from
1960 to 1966 inclusive,-.
365,000 41/2S. Due on July 1 from
a.m.
4
inclusive.
4.51%,
Oct.
headed
re¬
(EST)
lor
the purchase
of
$460,000 sewer bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 torn 1960
Nov.
Michigan
price of 100.02,
a
fered
were
—were
—
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
National Bank of Boston, 28 Milk
on
$60,000
p.
Anne
—
Treasurer,
1572
p.
Aid notes offered
Hadley, Mass.
Town
190,
follows:
as
of
Nov,
15
inclusive.
interest
ond
Nov.
on
—v.
net. interest cost of about
a
Somerset, Mass.
Bomt Offering—Harold J. Re¬
gan, Town Treasurer, will receive
State Street Trust
21
Corporation, at
follows:
son
&
bonds* offered
Oct;
ity
syndi¬
cate:
ings
$425,000 school
building
awarded to Hornblower &
Nov.
Other
Michigan
'
;
Bond Sale—The
offered
1676
p.
District,
National Bank
Princess
p.
Bond
for
.,
anticipation notes. Dated Nov. 2,
1959. Due on Feb.
1, 1960. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Miller & Co., at a price of 100.004,
a net interest cost of, about 4.01%,
1
10,000,000
Baltimore County
Metropolitan District bonds,
1
&
iu a.m.
(jiioT) on Nov.
the purchase of
$60,000 tax
the
bonds
Bankers
$10,000,000 public school bonds,
for $8,280,000 4s, due on Nov.
1 from 1961 to 1984 inclusive;
and $1,720,000 3.80s, due on
Nov. 1 from 1985 to
Palmer
Storey,
Dodge, of
until
for
Nov.
190,
both
of
New
price of 100.05, a
interest cost of about 3.77%,
•
by
bids
2
1573—were awarded to a
group composed of Alex. Brown
&
Sons, John C. Legg & Co.,
County (P. O.
Anne), Md.
Sale—The $500,000 public
Bond
school
Company,
follows:
Xt),
pay¬
Offer»«„—-.^eien Johnson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ston, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Somerset
York City, at a
net
V^vi.
Note
Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 5 for the
purchase of $140,000 public works
and police station bonds. Dated
as
The
—
UCltCU
approved
Thorndike,
Bank
com¬
Mayes,
&
County (P. O. Crystal Falls),
Michigan
sealed bids c/o The First National
Baltimore.
posed of Abroms & Co., Hendrix
&
Smith,
by
Iron
Robert Garrett ^ Sons, and Mead,
190, p. 1233—
a
Legality approved
Somervifle & Case, of
15
able at the abovementioned bank.
Legality
Baltimore.
of
Oct.
on
Principal and interest
•
Plaquemine, La.
Due
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
P.
—
bank
bonds.
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
125,000 bonds. Due on Oct. 15
/
Boston.
Kentucky
Bond
$300,000
57
1961
to
25,000 4V4S.
.
Due
1965
Due
on
May 1 from
inclusive." "
on
May 1 from
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1886)
105,000 4.40s.
1971
Due
95,000 4^s. Due
1977
May 1 from
on
Dec.
1 Vz % interest from
1, 1959 to May 1, 1961.
Red Bank
County (P. O. Red
Falls), Minn.
Offering—Arthur
Prene-
vost, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 1
(CST).on
Nov. 23 for the purchase of $32,000 general obligation ditch bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
from
to
1960
inclusive.
1972
In¬
terest M-N. Legality approved
by
Kyle
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
Macartney, of St Paul.
&
4.19%.
Tyler
School
Indep.
Minn.
Offering — Therkel
Bond
Jor-
will
gensen,
District Clerk,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
(CST)
7
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 4 lor the purchase
of $520,000 school building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Feb.
on
from
1
1989
inclusive.
1980 and
thereafter
1962
to
Bonds due in
building bonds offered Oct. 19—
callable
ment
on
date
interest
any
and
on
Feb.
alter
1,
\.
*
No. 225, Minn.
Offering—C. W.
District
son,
Clerk,
_
.
Robert¬
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961
to 1968 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(F-A) payable at any
suitable bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved, by
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber &
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Zumbrota, Minn.
hospital
Oct. 2k—v.
offered
awarded
J.
to
190, p.
a
group
Dain & Co.,
Co., and Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwpod, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
3.94%, as follows:
composed
of
M.
Allison-Williams
$45,000 3.70s. Due
Jan. 1
on
from
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
30,000 3.90s. Due
Jan. 1 from
on
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
MISSISSIPPI
County, County
(P. O. Jackson),
Chancery
on
Clerk,
bids
Sch.
Nov.
4
for
will
-
until
10
the
Public
receive
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
"
District
1573—were awarded to
p.
a
group
composed of Lewis & Co.; Hamp
Jones & Co., and Phillips-Galtney
Company.
MISSOURI
Bond
school
net interest cost of about
and
4.446%,
$440,000 6s. Due semi-annually on
January and July 1, 1963 and
Delafield
4s. Due semi-annually
January and July 1 from
on
1965 to
Oct.
to
Bond Sale—The
lic
Oct.
—
bonds
190,
v.
1678
p.
offered
—
were
awarded to the First Boston Cor¬
poration, at
interest
price of par, a net
a
cost
of
about
3.29%,
as
follows:
1961 to
Due
520,000 3.10s.
1967
235,000
to
Due
1971
3.20s.
1Q72 nnH
255,000 3V4s.
and
on
Feb.
1
from
1966 inclusive.
on
inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
1,
1Q72
Due
on
Feb.
1, 1974
1975.
570,000
3.30s.
Due
on
Feb.
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
1
of
100.01,
basis
a
3.69%.
Hawthorne
1987 inclusive.
bonds
1573—were
3%s,
as
/
-
Oct.
22—v.
awarded
of
B. J.
to
190,
a
Van
at
price
a
•
'
"
■
•
v
"'
*
•
&
Co.,
'
'
-
«.
Bond
:
—Anthony C;
Clerk, will:.receive
(J-D)
Securities
Bank
Passaic
H.
Morton
&
&
Cross;
Co.,
Inc.;
Shearson,
Hammill &
Co.; Adams, McEntee
Co., Inc.; Barcus, Kindred &
Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Baxter
& Co.; Bramhall, Falion
& Co.,
Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Fahnestock
&
inclusive.
Co.;
&
Goodbody
Co.,
&
Co.;
E.
William
R.
Brothers
Staats
&
Co.;
sealed
(EST)
of
&
& Wells,
Co.;
Reusch & Co., Inc.; Ginther &
Co.;
Granger & Co.; Mid-South Secu¬
Co.;
Park,
Ryan,
Inq.;
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.;
Cliff
Rahel
&
general
able
of
at
First
the
No.
Toms
Co.; John J.
Ryan & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Inc.; Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.;
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; M. B.
Vick & Co.; Henry G. Wells &
Co.; R. D. White & Co.; WhitePhillips Co., Inc.; Robert L. Whittaker & Co.; Winslow, Cohu &
Stetson; Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
tl
follows:
were
—
/
'dormitory
.
~
.
bonds,
as
;
,
(P.
Bond
basis of about 3.86%.
a
•
bids
,~
O.
Dist,
N. Y,
—"Thomas.^O.
until
11
the
(EST)
a.m.
Nov.
on
purchase of $2,000,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1960
inclusive.
Principal and
1959. Due
1,
to
1988
interest
on
payable
(J-D)
at
the
Franklin National Bank of Frank¬
Bank
lin
County Seat office.
Legality
approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn &
Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
River.
New York
(State of) '- \
Offering — State Comp- "«
troller Arthur Levitt* announces
that sealed bids will be received
.
until
Nov, 18 for the purchase of
$55,125,000 State low-income hous¬
ing bonds/ Due "serially in two
to
fifty
Central
Sch.
Dist.
1
(Towns)
No.
1
.
(P. O. Bainbridge), N. Y.
Bond
school
Sale—An
bonds
was
issue
Square,
sold
price of
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist,
No. 10 (P. O. Baldwin), N. Y.
.
Bond Sale—The $3,540,000 school
1781—were
to
headed
&
Pine
Oct.
29—v.
awarded
to
190, p.
a
group
Halsey. Stuart & Co.
4s, at a price of 100.29, a
by
.
•'
(Towns) Central Sch. Dist.
No.
I (P. O. Pine
account:
the
Kidder,
Trust
New. York
bonds
offered
Kendall,
School
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 5
for the purchase of
$48,000 school
bus bonds.
Dated Dec.
1,
Dec.
1
from
1960
Bond
bonds
(P. O. Horseheads), N. Y.
1959
to
1964
Murray, Hamlin
(Towns) Central
District
No.
Kendall), N.
1
^ond Offering—Leigh A. Potter,
on
r
■
awarded
.190,,p.
Chas. ,-E.
to
\
.
Pori
..
.
bids'
until
3
p.m.
Nov. 5:for the purchase
$367,000 public improvement
of
and
equipment bonds. Dated Nov.
£-15,
1959.
1960
to
Due
1974
May j-15
on
from
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Trust Company,; in Port
and interest
County
-Chester.
Legality; approved by
Reed,- Hoyt,
Washburn
&
Mc¬
y
Poughkeepsie City, School District,
New Yojrk
' Bond Sale—The $175,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 190, p.
.
-
.
Trust
the
to
Company of West¬
3V4S,
New York, in Buffalo, as
ern
at
awarded
were
—
Marine
price
a
of
100.13.
basis
a
of
about, 3.22%.
Ramapo,
and
Clarkstow/t,
Orangetown
Haverstr<Mp^>$ntral School
District No. 2 (*/*. O.. 14 Church
Street, Spring
Bond
school
Sale
—
bonds
Valley), N. Y.
The $2,575,000
offered
1782—were
p.
Oct.
28—v.
awarded
to
a
Marine
Company of Western New
York, in
Buffalo, Blair & Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross, W. E. Hutton
&
Co., Wood, Struthers & Co.,
composed
group
of
the
Trust
W.
H.
Stone
Morton
&
7
(P.
&
Hayden,
Co..
offered
1678—were
Oct.
22—v.
awarded
to
190,
the
p.
Ma¬
rine
Trust
New
York, in Buffalo, as 3.70s, at
a
Company
price of 100.51,
3.63%,
a
of Western
basis of about
S.
basis of about 3.93%.
a
N.
Y.
J. Mc-
Offering—-Francis
receive
of
Sale—The $180,000 school
F.
Rosendale,
(EST)
O.
Y.
Co.,
100.68,
Bond
Carlton,
Clarkson
and
Baldwin, Big Flats, Catlin, Erin,
Horseheads, Veteran, and Cayuta
Due
'
21—v.
of about 3.67.%.
Keown,
City.
No.
Oct.
Weigold & Co., Inc., and Geo. B.
Gibbons <S? Co., Inc., jointly, as
3.70s,/at a price of 100.18, a basis
Co., and Coffin & Burr.
Company of Norwich, in
Bainbridge.
Legality
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
District
*
Plains),
■•■-Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
Inc., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.*
Fahnestock &
Co., Estabrook &
School
-
Plains,
Milan,- Stanford,'
Northeast, Gallatin, Acram, * "
Livingston and Clermont
••>/
of
in
& Co., Geo. B. Gibbons
Co., Inc., W. H. Morton & Co.,
pay¬
able at the First National Bank &
Central
26
;%•;
&
basis of about 3.97%.
Principal and interest (M-N)
York
:
/
Peabody
as
Others
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
from
1960
to
1970
inclusive.
New
:
Smithers, &
Co., Coffin & Burr Inc., C. F.
Childs & Co., and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., as 4s, at a price
Inc.,
3.59%.
1
offered
bonds
of $54,000
Bacon,
Co., as 3.60s, at a
100.05, a basis of about
Stevenson
*
7
•
>
the report in our issue of Oct.
190,
i
years.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Mineola.
NEW YORK
Unadilla and Sanford
100.32,
i,f -
•
•
Carthy,; of New York City,
3s.
as
Oceanside),
Offering
for
10
pay¬
Bainbridge, Coventry, Oxford,
Guilford, Afton, Masonville,
-
Bond
Morgan, President of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed .1679
improvement
National
1678
p.
the
Hempstead. {Jnion Free Sch.
a.m.
Principal and interest (J-D)
1
-
260,000 housing bonds,
of
re¬
9:30
190,
v.
—
of par, as.
Dec. 1, 1959. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1963 inclusive.
&
&
until
23
to
$1,569,000
2%s.
in
by
Nov. 14 for the purchase
on
$45,000
Co.;
Baum
& Co., as 3.90s, at a price of
on
(P. O. Clinton),
York
Federal. Housing and
Home Finance Agency, at a price
bonds. Dated
Stern
Inc.; George
Burns, Corbett
Pickard, Inc.;
Chiles-Schutz
Co.; Cooley & Co.; Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Dreyfus &
Co.; Ellis & Co.; Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.; Fox
K.
bids
group
sealed
Oct.
;i
will
a
(EST)
sold
Bond Offering—Gilbert W. Gar¬
Clerk,
to
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Baconn Stevenson &: Co.," Goodbody & Co., and Charles King
ceive
New
:
Bond Sale—1The $1,829,000 non¬
tax exempt revenue bonds offered
F.
Co.; Stranahan, Har¬
Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Thomas & Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.;
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day:
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.;
ris
Clifton,
Township (P. O.
Manahawkin), N. J.
Inc.; Schmidt, Roberts &
John Small & Co., Inc.;
Parke;
and
Stafford
ceive
Co.;
;
Principal arid
at* the
Legality
approved"
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
New York City.
Township
Trust
22—v.. 190, p.
Chester, N. Y.
Bond O f f eriirg —Frank S.
Tarascio, Village Clerk,-will de¬
.
payable
Passaic.
rison,
Traders
Oct.
awarded
.1678—were
fire
—
and
offered
Hamilton College
"
.
.
of
Ol
••
interest
Bache & Co.;
William Blair & Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; Coffin &
Burr;
Dick & Merle-Smith; R. S. Dick¬
son
& Co.; Francis I. du Pont &
Co.; Gregory & Sons; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.;
King, Quirk & Co., Inc.;
bonds
J 678—were
Inc.,1 jointly, as 4.10s, at a price
of 100.08, a basis of .about 4.09%;
990,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
1979
(P.
of Buffalo, and Roosevelt & Cross,"
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
10 for the purchase pf
$1,-.
to
Bond'
facturers
Offering
City
3
offered Oct. 21—rv. 190, p..
1679—were awarded to the Manu¬
r
.
No.
bonds
a
Inc.; L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Dean Witter
& Co.; Weeden & Co.; American
Corp.;
Principal:
(M-N) payable at the
District
Principal
1
—V/190, p. 1781.
May 1 from
on
Cheektowaga), fj(. Y.
Sale
The $220,000
*
&
Nov.
Co.;
Allyn
\
p.m.
inclusive.
1978
Fire
group
100.07,
Passaic, N. J.
Martini,
C.
to
Forks
p.
Ingen
of
basis of about 3.74%. /
•
Equitable Securities Corporation;
A.
1, 1959. Due
inclusive:
(M-N)^payable at
Bank, of New York
Central School District
(P. O. Marlboro), N Y J:
Bond? Sale—The $929,000 school
A' No.
Company, "in East
Hampton.Legality -approved by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
of
Co., Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark, Boland, Saffin & Co.,Ira
Haupt & Co., J. B. Hanauer &
Co., and MacBride,. Miller & Co!:*
Other members of the syndicate:
3
$166,000 town hall bonds. Dated
1961
School
offered
composed
1,540,000 41/4S. Due semi-annually
on January and
July 1, 1992.
until
Nov. 5 for the purchase,
on
Nov.
District/ N. J.
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000 school
1988 to 1991 inclusive.
J.
Feb. 1 from
of
$100,000^ offered
wilt
Supervisor,
bids
1988
interest
Dated
Nov. 1 from
on
approved by Vandewateiy Sykes,
& !; Galloway,
of
New
City. '
J',. !/.
v
Osborne Trust
—
price
a
about
5,500,000 4Vzs. Due semi-annually
on
January and July 1 from
rities
$520,000 4s.
(EST)
190,
v.
Town
sealed
and interest
&
$2,100,000 pub¬
improvement
28
Clayton),
martin,
at
7,495,000 4%s. Due semi-annually
on
January and July 1 from
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Drexel & Co.;
Phelps,
Fenn
&
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc.; B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co.;
,
Hampton (P.J O. East
%
"
Hampton), N. Y. " \,
Bond Offering—Richard T. Gil-
by
Due
York
(J-D) payable at the
East
'
1, 1959.
(EST)
purchase-of
bonds.
Heckler
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 5 for the purchase
p. 1573 — were
awarded to Ewing & Co., as 3.70s,
1980 inclusive.
1981 to
22
3
S.
City, or at
the option
of., ,tjhe
holder,
at
the
Endicott
Trust,
Company, in Endicott.
Legality,,
$84,000
-.■
Fair Lawn, N. J.
totaling
until
C.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy,l:of New.
City. ■
;
:
Bond Sale—The various purpose
4,850,000 43/4S. Due semi-annually
on January
and July 1 from
1975
on
bids
-
receive
bonds
1974 inclusive.
sealed
the
a.m.
Marlboro
Annabel
—
York
City.
3,475,000
Offering
for
school
The Hanover
group
-a
10
to
•and
p.
First National Bank of Caledonia.'
1.964.
,
Nov.
1960
.
and interest
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
&
to
190,
Kenneth.
—
bids until 10:30
Nov.
building bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1959. Due on JDec, 1 from
1960 to. 1983 inclusive. Principal
Company, of Newton.; Le¬
approved
29—v.
York
Offering
$3,720,000
5
$1,233,000 school
Oct.
awarded
(EST)
interest
gality
No.
Root, Village Treasurer* will
the.. Newton
Trust
Islip
Caledonia, N. Y.»^ 0
/
/'Bond
.
to 1978
Principal
payable at
District
3.93%.
1, 1958.
(J-D)
sealed
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,-and Gran-,
bery, Marache & Co.; as 4.10s, at
price of 100.76, a basis oi about
of
1960
Bond
a
■—
Dec.
1
New
'
Kemp, District Clerk, will receive
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.*
District,
from
Dec.
New
and
Monday, November 2, 1959
.
Union, Nanticoke, Newark
Valley and Owego Central School
District No. 1 (P. O. End well
)t
of
ceive
inclusive.
follows:
as
bonds.
on
offered
composed
^ £
Dated
Due
School
1781—were
and
Jersey
Offering
Smithtown
Bond Sale—The
bonds
1960
School
Southern
.
Maine,
(P. O. Ronkonkoma), N". Y.
Joseph
P.
Quinn,
Secretary
of >Board
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
10 for the purchase of $160,000
Lehman Brothers and John
Co., at a price of 98.001,
Co.,
a
Andrews
St. Louis County (P. O.
Missouri
1 from
JERSEY
New
Nuveen &
&
trial bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 190,
Street,
Principal
Coneol.
Hutton & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Wm.
J. Mericka & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock
Philadelphia, Miss.
$310,000 indus¬
,
Andover
awarded
1960 to
Bond Sale—The
Central
Dated Nov..
Nov.
on
inclusive.
NEW
Power
$1,000,000 school bonds. Due from
1974 inclusive.
Brookhaven,
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
of
on
First
National
Bank, in Farmington.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
of
to a syndi¬
by Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc., East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
Roosevelt
Dist.
Miss.
Bond Offering—Frank T. Scott,
sealed
Bank,
solidated Eastern System revenue
bonds offered Oct. 27—v. 190, p.
W.
Hinds
1979
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Blair & Co., Inc.; Shields &
Bond Sale—The $75,000
1-678—were
National
*;
O. Columbus), Neb.
Bond Sale—The $23,300,000 Con¬
receive
will
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $80,000
bonds
to
(P.
Winnebago Indep. School District
Bond
Milk
11:30
for
4
NEBRASKA
Consumers
1979.
.
re¬
interest payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, or at the
liams Co., J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
holder's option at the Farmington
Kalman
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and the"
pay¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber
& Marquart, of Minne¬
apolis.
45
until
Nov.
1, 1959. Due
190, p. 1347—wore awarded to
a
group composed of Piper, Jaf¬
fray
&
Hopwood,
Allison-Wil¬
•
are
Boston,
cate headed
No. 409,
The
c/o
$360,000 school bonds.
v.
1678r—were
District
bids
Division,
011
Sale—The $400,000 school
Bond
Minneapolis.
price of par, a net interest
a
sealed
will
National Bank of Boston, Munici¬
Northwestern
obligation
sanitary
sewer
and
street improvement bonds offered
Oct.
21—v. *190,
p.
1573—were
awarded to Gefke & Co., as 4s,
at
ceive
Treasurer,
Co.
York, in Horseheads. Legality ap¬
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
'
Offering—Ernest E. Kim¬
District
ball,
pal
Bond Sale—The $12,000 general
■'cost of about
Bond
Trust
proved
Farmington School District, N. H.
,
Round Lake, Minn.
■
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Yellowstone County School District
No. 2 (P. O. Billings), Mont.
p.m.
and 1 inclusive.
will
Interest J-J.
Lake
Bond
Biddle & Co.;
Wells & Co.
land
Hill,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) 011 Nov.
2
for
the
purchase of $95,000
Special Improvement District No.
982 bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
1959.
Clerk,
Principal .and .interest
(J-D) payable at the Marine Mid¬
Yarnall,
Mullaney,
Falls, Mont.
Offering — Fred L.
Bond
City
In addition the entire issue will
carry an extra
Inc.;
Great
inclusive.
1980
to
MONTANA
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1976
to
.
Village
sealed
on
will
Treasurer,
until
bids
2
p.m.
Nov. 5 for the purchase
$55,000
water
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Augr 1 from
1960
to
1986
Bank
of
Rosendale.
Principal
Orange
County,
in
Legality
approved
by
Heckler
&
Vandewater,
Galloway,
inclusive.
(F-A) payable at the
and interest
Sykes,.
of New York
City.
Volume
Number
190
5895
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Russell, Clare, Pierrepont, Herman
No.
1
(P.
Bond
Canton),. N.
O.
Offering—Jean
.June 1 from 1965 to 1968 in..elusive;*;and $1,125,000 3y2s,
.
and Canton Central School District
:
Y.
,
.due
-
from
1
1969
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Provi¬
to
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 5
Ba/ik, of Cincinnati, Walter,
Woody
&
Heimerdinger,
Weil,
125,000 airport bonds, lor $45,000
-1-85, due on June 1 from 1961
for the purchase of $146,000 school-
1963
to
:
Roth &
Irving, and Doll, Isphording, Inc., as 4s, at a price of 101.09,
inclusive; $15,000 3s,
basis of about 3.89%.
a
v
bonds.
due
Dated
July 8, 1959. Due
on
July 9 from 1960 to 1989 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and - interest
(J-J) payable at ;the First Na¬
tional Bank of Hermon. Legality
approved by Wood. King & DawSon, of New York City.
V
-■
Wheatfield
bond
at
Salomon
to
3.28%, plus
Bros.
was
Hutzler,
Bulson,
ceive
District
sealed:
Emmons
Clerk,
bids
will
until
3
Cabarrus
eral
obligation
bonds
000
1963
May
:
.
to
>"'
Sale—The
...
$150,000
1782—were
p.
J.
Peeler
Lee
&
Co.,
Principal and
payable at
the
Trust
Company,
of
————■ ■ -■
21,000 4*4s. Due
land
70,000 4MiS. Due
1
May
on
10,000 3M»s. Due
May
on
,
26—v.
Corporation,
a
**:./ ment bonds,
the
11
(EST;
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
sewer
Due
of
on
Dated
Pohl
to
from
&
price of
from
sanitary
lr 1959.
York
bv
proved
Trust Company,
City. Legality ap¬
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
■
Rowan
(P.
County
O.
Salisbury),
North Carolina
Bond
bonds
Sale
1679—were
The
—
offered
Oct.
$2,125,000
27—v.
190,
p.
awarded
to a syndi¬
of Halsey, Stuart
Co., Inc., Wh'te, Weld & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, B. J. Van
cate
composed
&
Co., Fahnestock & Co.,
Goodbody & Co., Investment Cor¬
poration of Norfolk, and Mackall
& Co., at a price of 100.007, a net
Ingen
Co.,
Oct.
interest
cost
of
about
3.54%,
$125,000
1964;
to
3s,
1963
due
$520,000
inclusive;
on
3y4s,
June
due
Dated
1
until
$23,000
improve¬
Aug. 1, 1959.
from
1
pur¬
1961
to
1970
Series B
Nov.
from
bora's, as 2%s.
Ohio
1959. Due
1,
1961
to
1964
Mt. Orab, Ohio
/
bids
noori
until
(EST)
i^ated
Oct.
from
100.92,
sewer¬
bonds
190, p. 1574—
Provident
basis of
a
15,
a
about
the
at
(P.
O.
on
sealed
of
Inc.,'
a
4s,
as
at
a
basis of about
3.87%.
Other
members
the
of
syndi¬
cate: Phelps, Fenn & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Hornblower & W^eks. ^raoahan, Har¬
ris & Co., Inc., Braun, Bosw
& Co., Inc., R. S. uickson & Co.,
Inc., First Cleveland Corp., Field.
Richards & Co., Rodman & T
shaw,
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,- Mullaney, Wells & Co., Fox,
Reusch & Co., and John B. Joyce
&
Bank
Sale—The
sewer
fered
Oct.
19—v.
awarded
as
$82,000
assessment
to
4j/2s, at
a
190,
J.
A.
p.
water
of¬
1471—
White
&
price of 101.15,
bids until
for
the
1,
itary
sewer
on
were
awarded to
bonds offered Oct. 28
a syndicate com¬
1960
to
1962
interest
and
the
Due
First
Na¬
and
Due
noon
bonds.
(EST)
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1
Nov. 17
on
$21,263 spe¬
street
improve¬
Nov.
from
Interest
1962
M-N.
1959.
1,
&
The
1959.
bonds
Orenic,
Jr.,
receive
sealed
—
City
Michael
Auditor,
bids
G.
will
until
noon
$31,530 property owner's portion,
Midlothian
to
Boulevard
area
Due
on
storm
improvement
storm
and
to
by^ George
City.
County Dependent School
No. 60 (P. O. Poteau),
District
Oklahoma
Sale—An
Bond
building bonds
&
maker
price of
Co.,
Dollar
drainage
Dec.
1
from
1970 inclusive.
100.15,
and
Struthers.
3.96%.
a
$8,000
4M»s, at
as
Stokes,
bonds.
High
District
A.
will
until
7
by
approved
Oregon (State of)
Sale—The $750,000 forest
and
reforestation
offered
Oct.
190,
21—v.
awarded
to
p.
group
a
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co., and
Hornblower & Weeks, as 3y4s, at
price of 98.41, a basis of about
3.35%.
will receive
District Clerk,
(PST)
on
for the purchase of $220,-
bonds.
1959. Due on Dec.
inclusive.
Dated
Dec.
1,
1 from 1960 to
Principal and
in¬
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
(J-D)
terest
County
Dickson City,
Pa.
general
bonds of¬
Bond Sale—The $22,000
obligation
Trust
Com¬
Legality
ap«
Offering—Stanley A. Jez-
1968, and from 1970 to 1974
Principal and interest
payable at the Third National
Bank, of Scranton. Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania General State Aw
thority (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $25,000,000 11th
Series Revenue bonds offered Oct.
28—v. 190, p. 1575—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., at a price of 98.05,
net interest cost of about 3.75%,
a
as
follows:
refunding
fered
Oct.
23-—v.
were
awarded
to
1962 to
on
July
15
1968 inclusive
1,695,000 3.40s. Due
on
July In,
on
July
1969 and 1970.
2,765,000
3M>s.
Due
6,240,000 3.60s. Due
from
9,150,000
15
190,
p.
1472—
Arthurs,
Le-
strange & Co., as 5%s, at a price
100.13, a basis of about 5.73%.
Farrell Area School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $96,000
general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 5—
1974 to
on
July 15
1979 inclusive.
3%s. Due
.on
July
15
from 1980 to 1986 inclusive.
C.
Other members of the syndicate:
J. Devine &
Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Stone & Webster Se¬
Smith Inc.,
curities
Corp., R. W. Pressprich
Co., Bear, Stearns & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., Wertheim & Co., J. C.
Bradford & Co., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Dominick & Dominick, Weeden & Co.,
Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co., W. H.
Morton & Co., Inc., G. H. Walker
& Co., Boland, Sal'fin & Co., De&
Haven
& Townsend, Crouter
Bodine, Dick & Merle-Smith;
A.
(P. O. Beaverton), Oregon
school
Due
and
-
Washington County School District
1974
1959.
uit, Secretary of Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 9 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 2 for
the purchase of $48,000 general
obligation refunding bonds. Dated
re¬
p.m.
of Portland.
000
1,
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
Clerk,
bids
Legality
9
June
1962.
Olyphant School District, Pa.
Bond
School
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
Nov.
on
Scranton. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
from
1960
to
June
1, 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
No. 48
1,
$5,150,000 3%s, Due
(PST) on Nov. 12 for the purchase
$52,000
general
obligation
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due semi-annually from Dec. 1,
a
(EST)
Principal and
interest payable at the Third Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Company, of
~
Offerin g—Harold
1679—were
Dated
Dec.
on
of
Bond
'
i
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
a
(P. O. Gold Beach),
1
sealed
Office.
(
Nov. 2 for the purchase of $17,000
general obligation refunding
basis of about
Union
County
Bond
par.
Pa.
Bond Offering—John F. Walsh,
Borough Secretary, will receive
.
Curry
Finance
price of
a
Olyphant,
.
District No.
Home
2%s, at
Kensington, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $365,000 gen¬
eral
obligation fire truck
and
street paving bonds offered Oct.
27—v. 190, p. 1783—were awarded
to Stroud & Co., Inc., as
4s, at a
price of 100.28, a basis of about
OREGON
of
1, 1959. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Savings
of
incl.
and
as
reve¬
sold to the Federal
was
New
•
sold to Shoe¬
was
Inc.,
4.47%.
of
issue
PENNSYLVANIA
1965
water
on
1,
Legality^ ap¬
J. Fagin, of
Nov.
interest
pany,
Due
:
■
Dec.
from
1
Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1961 to
bonds.
bonds
Housing
Agency,
Oklahoma
1965 inclusive.
47,870 city's portion, Midlothian
Boulevard storm drainage area
improvement bonds. Due on
17,500
J-D.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 9 for the purchase
of 96,900 bonds, as follows:
drainage
dated
are
Interest
proved
mel,
Offering
Dec. 1 from
on
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Madeline Hum¬
Struthers, Ohio
Bond
nue
$345,000
exempt dormitory
inclusive.
1970
to
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
,
non-tax
June 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1, 1963
Dec. 1, 1964
on
1965.
220,000 3y4s. Due
bonds
of
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
rehabilitation
Harbor, Ohio
assessment
Dated
san¬
1959.
Akron.
of
purchase
1961
Hamilton, Ohio
Sale—The $1,300,000
pur¬
anticipation
15,
at
noon
the
Offering—Emma Gordon,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
basis of about 4.36%.
Bond
to 1963
Lincoln),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—An issue of
National
follows:
as
100,000 3%s. Due
ceive
Bond
1961
bonds
Ave.,
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonds.
Bond
and
tax
Principal
payable
tional
Ohio
City,
1961
School
until
for
Sept.
from
15
inclusive.
Co.
Grove
11
$56,850
Dated
(M-S)
bids
Nov.
Sept.
ment
Co.,
Local
Offering—Drucy E. Waite,
Education, will
on
Lincoln University (P. O.
Oregon
Northfield), Ohio
Note
to
101.05,
bonds,
$150,000 3y4s. Due
pay¬
Leonard
73
First
t
Clerk of Board of
cial
190, p. 1679—were awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
&
and site
Brown
Oak
—
of
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1980
County Na¬
tional Bank, of Mt. Orab. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
27—v.
a
to
Principal and interest (J-D)
,
Sale
The $3,350,000
building bonds offered Oct.
Bond
1959. Due
1961
(P. O. Norman), Okla.
Sale—The
account, purchased on Oct. 19 an
issue of $470,000 school, building
on
17 for the purchase of $27,000 water main assessment bonds,
notes.
4J/2s, at
Bond
Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma City,
and R. J. Edwards, Inc., in joint
LeFlore
Offering—Joseph R. LouVillage Clerk, will receive
(EST)
as
Cleveland County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Dec.
on
Bond
1
,
OKLAHOMA
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
at
the
Peoples-Merchants
Trust Co., Massillon. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,' Sanders * &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
receive
the
Cleveland.
No. 29
2%s.
as
about
p.m.
road
Dated
Dec.
7
the
for
12
G.
will
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the United Bank
of Uhrichsville. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
able
Oct.
as 4s,
at a
basis of about
.
'school
as
school building bonds,
$230 000 6s, due on June 1
1961
offered
Ohio
Co.,
from
of
bonds.
on
Auditor,
inclusive.
follows:
as
»
were
$2,000,000
Housing
Agency, at a
Finance
Northfield-Macedonia
Cuyahoga Falls City Sch. District,
a
for
1961 to 1982
bids
Nov.
on
1575—
p.
Bond Offering—Gladys
JCilper,
City Auditor, will receive' sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 17
for the purchase of $63,500 street
improvement
assessment
bonds.
a
to
&
follows:
190,
Massillon,
Inc.,
22—v.
4.40%.
price
York
22—v.
price of par,
District
bonds
awarded
Stuart
New
(EST)
liams, of Cincinnati.
1471—were awarded
Raleigh
Principal and interest
payable at the Chemical
New
Home
chase
offered
1984
(M-N)
of
'
Ohio
Covington, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $51,000
age
system
improvement
inclusive.
Bank
V-
101.09,
price of
Nov.
price
a
3.89%:.
from
May 1 from 1965 to 1972
on
4J/2S, at
as
.
improvement
Nov. 3 for
$40,000
-.
City School District,
*•
■
-until
City
sealed
sold to the Federal
were
and
Oct.
Sale—The $280,000 school
Bond
Easter-
sealed bids at his office in
$742,000 non¬
dormitory construc¬
refunding revenue bonds
tion and
sealed
of 100.294.
.
Conneaut
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
will
receive
ling,
Sale—The
offered
able
/
Maiden, N. C.
ment
College (P. O. Marietta),
exempt
price of-. 100.29-6.
t, i at
Bank, of Cincinnati,
E.
190,,p.;
Nov.
were
Offering—W.
tax
iso,
follows:
as
14,500 service department equip-
sani¬
1,
15 from
Jr.,
receive
Due
190, p. 1575—
•
1
23—v.
Kowars,
as
the First Cleve¬
•
1985.
Bond
• -
.
1983 inclusive.
1974 to
and
May
on
pur¬
.
chase
$150,000 fire department bonds, as
412S, at a price of 100.294.
55,500 street improvement bonds,
as 4M>s,
at a price of 100.294.
216,000 hospital bonds, as 414s,
1973 inclusive.
to
1971
the
Uhrichsville, Ohio
Offering — Arthur
Bond
ment
,
Oct.
offered
Corp.-, and
jointly, as
on May
1
1970 inclusive.
Oct.
Company, of Mansfield,
344s, at a price of par.
Sale—The $436,000 bonds
awarded
Due
61.
for
10
basis of
a
4.12%.
noon
$261,000 school improve¬
Dated Nov. 15, 1959.
Dec.
on
1575—were awarded to the Rich¬
200,000
(J.-D)
22—v. 190, p.
1962 to
inclusive.
noon
were" awarded to
follows:
,$49,000
on
Clerk,
■
190,
to -the Vance Securities
(CST)
Brooklyn, Ohio
Oct. 27
tary sewer bonds offered
—v;
offered
Ohio
inclusive.
Bond
:
Huntersville, N. C.
Bond
1970
Cleveland.
'
7,000 2%s. Due on May 1, 1991.
$33,660 special
street improvement
price of 100.01,
inclusive.
land Trust
Dak.
a.m.
until
Cleveland
from
:
&
Sale—The
assessment
DAKOTA
1981
Village
interest
'
-
1990 inclusive.
Bond
bonds
,
will receive
(EST) on
Nov. 16 for the purchase of $28,311.66
special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Nov.
1* 1959. Due'on Dec. 1 from 1961
1977 inclusive.
1978 to
r.
.
Beachwood, Ohio
Offering—Vincent J. Hal¬
sewer
1
from
1
May 1 from
on
N.
11
to
sealed, bids
20—v.
on
inclusive.
until
Bond
91,000 4%s. Due on May- 1 from
%
•
Due
to
May
-
for the purchase of $850,-
1962
ving
Corp.,
and
J.
Lee
'Peeler & Co., Inc., jointly, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 4.73%, as follows:
$64,000 -6s.
Clark
Due
Nov.
on
until
liams, of Cincinnati.
OHIO
Securities
"
a
J.
$520,000 Series A bonds,
Sani-
.
to
Wm.
bids
bonds.
ment
Twp. (P. O. 38l/2 Park
Avenue, West. Mansfield), Ohio
refunding improvement bonds.
1, 1959. Due on May 1
from
190, p.
,1679—were awarded to the Vance
•
(EST)
chase of
Madison
Dated Nov.
-
and
water
Oct.
offered
1963
Fargo,
ceived
The $162,000 gen¬
—
sold
was
sealed
about 4.49%,
Bond
-
Nov. 5
North Carolina
Bond Sale
Offering—Patty Shipley,
Education, will
CoV and Prescott & Co., as 4V2s,
a
price of 100.08, a basis of
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
p.m.
County, Parhwood
on
NORTH
■i
re¬
District (P. O. Parhwood),
tary
,/
Bond
59
v. 190, p. 1348—were awarded to
A. E. Masten & Co., as 4*4s, at a
Clerk of Board of
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Ironton. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Marietta
B.
CAROLINA
District
at
•40,000 3Ms. Due on May 1 from
1972 to 1975. inclusive.
on
NORTH
bonds
Symmes Valley Local Sch. District
(P. O. Pedro), Ohio
.
Nov. 5 for the purchase
of
$97,000 school
bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Bank of Worcester, in Worcester.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
*
.(EST)
building
1964 *to'1971 inclusive.
1
Worcester, Westford, Decatur and
Maryland Central School District
No. 6 (P. O. Worcester), N. Y.
—
Due
to
&
Co.,
&
.
3V2s. Due
80,000
City. Legality approved by Van■dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallon
way, of New York City.
Offering
5s.
196*1
payable at-the Marine Midland
Trust
Company,, in New York
Bond
Dickson
•
$30,000
Due on May
and interest
Principal
1960.
S.
School
group
composed
of
Mericka & Co., Fahey,
Inc., at a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
of about 3.69%, as follows:
premium ,of $29.
a
Dated Nov. 2, 1959.
2,
&
1968
Bond Sale—The $150,000 county
hospital bonds offered Oct. 20—
v.
190, p. -1679—were awarded to
R.
Local
(P. O. Freeport), Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
$449,122
County (P. O.
Yadkinville), N. C.
„
notes
Lakeland
Yadkin
York
anticipation
on
1, 1964; $60,000
June 1 from 1965
inclusive; and $5,000
3Mis~, due on June 1, 1969.
>:
Sale—An issue of $2,750,-
Note
sold
V-to
(P. O/ Tonawanda),v
New
'000
31/4s; due
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
receive
June
On
proved
dent
1977 inclusive.
Given,
D.
June
on
(1887)
•
Webster
Dougherty
&
&
Co.,
Francis I. du Pont & Co., Eldredge
&
Co., Inc., Fahnestock & Co.,
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Goodbody & Co., Wm. E. Pollock
Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Inc., Baxter & Co., Geo. B. Gib¬
bons & Co., Inc., F. H. Graigie
& Co., Dolphin & Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., R. D. White
&
Co.,
Kean,
Taylor
&
Co.,
Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc., Thomas
& Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes &
Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
Poole & Co., Herbert J. Sims &
Co., Inc., Cooley & Co., William
Blair & Co., Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc., Arthur L. Wright & Co.;
Rambo, Close and Kerner, Inc.,
& Co., M. M. Freeman &
Co., Inc., Harrison & Co., Kormendi
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co., Irving J. Rice & Co.,
Inc., Starkweather & Co., Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Dittmar
Bioren
&
Co., Einhorn & Co., Clement A.
& Co., Inc., G. C. Haas &
Evans
Co., Hess, Grant & Remington,
Xnc., Kay, Richards & Co., Mags;us & Co., McKelvy & Co., Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., and Henry G.
'Wells & Co., Inc.
time
behalf of Northern State
on
Teachers
Aberdeen,
for
located
at
purchase
of
College,
the
Due
on
1, 1959. Due
1992
Bond
Connell, Director ol' Finance, will
until
bids
sealed
^receive
noon
on Nov. 19 for the purchase
$24,780,000 general obligation
Dated Dec. 16, 1959. Due
(EST;
«of
April 1 from 1962 to 1999 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Northwest
Security National Bank of Sioux
Falls, or at
the option of the
holder, at the Morgan Guaranty
Trust
Company,
of New
York
i>onds.
City.
July 1 from 1961 to 1990 in¬
Principal
and
interest
<J-J) payable at the Philadelphia
3Nfational
Bank, of Philadelphia.
Xegality approved by Townsend,
forth &
•oft
Legality approved by DanDanforth, of Sioux Falls.
clusive.
jEIliott
TPaxson,
Dilworth,
and
Munson
&
Kalish, Kohn
Philadelphia.
.both of
Dilks,
&
School District,
Indep.
Centerville
Dakota
South
school
building bonds offered Oct. 5—v.
to
were awarded
Allison-Williams Company, as
190
1472
p.
—
4s,
of
The
—
.
Pittsburgh School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—-H. H. Rothrock,
•Secretary of Board of Public Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 24 for
lhe purchase of .$3,000,000 general
obligation
school
bonds.
Dated
bfov. 1, 195.9. Due on Nov. 1 from
o
1960
inclusive.
1984
to
Interest
iiVI-N. Legality approved by Reed,
•Srhith," Shaw & McClay, of! Pitts¬
burgh."
'
'
Aman,
1961 to 1979
and interest
1 from
Nov.
ou
Principal
(M-N) payable at any suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved * by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Education Society
Midwest Baptist
Falls), S. Dak.
O. Sioux
(P.
RICO
PUERTO
Offering—Secretary Jay
Allen announces that the Board
Trustees
will receive sealed
Bond
Water
Rico
Puerto
Resources
B.
Authority (P. O. San Juati),
Rico
Puerto
Revenues in
Reports Increased
August
Total
—
,
of the
revenues
uthdrity in August, 1959,
ipmounted to $3,422,675 compared
With $3,124,957 in August of 1958,
recording to SVL. Descartes, Exocut i ve T5Trector of the Autherity.
the
For
months
12
ended Aug.
741, 1959, revenues of the Author¬
ity
totaled
$37,742,067
against
$35,452,171 in the corresponding
32 months' period a year ago.
.
The Government Development
JJank
Rico
Puerto
for
is
of
bids
Authority.
RHODE
.
.
Note Sale—An issue of
tUix
anticipation
notes
Falls,
$500,000
sold,
"follows:
$>250,000
notes
Rhode
the
to
land Hospital Trust
v
Is¬
Company,
of
Providence, at 2.90%.
•'
250,000 notes to the Industrial
%
:
National Bank, of
1
SOUTH CAROLINA
South
Carolina
(State
will
Bond Offering—Scaled bids
fje
received until
(EST)
noon
Ike. 1, 1959.
3960
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1979
to
1
Offering
O.
Sioux
.IJona
S.
O f i
Brown,
n
g—Secretary
announces
.
that
the Board of Regents will receive
r>ealed
*
bids
University
located
at
(CST)
-rt.m,
on
of
behalf
of
South
Vermillion,
Nov.
on
the
Dakota,
until
14
for
10
the
purchase of $790,000 dormitory
find, apartment revenue bonds, as,
follows": •
3$745.000
'
.
,
:
f
building bonds.,'Due
Dec. 1 from 1961 to
oh
1998 incl.
45.000 equipment bonds. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1968 incl.
Dated
and
Dec.
interest
1,
1958.
(J-D)
at
Principal
the North¬
•*
.
,
,
.
Additional Offering—The above
official also
announces
that sealed
fcids will be received at the
same
7:30
bonds.
price
100.003,
of
in¬
net
a
terest cost of about 3.83%, as
Consol.
on Oct.
1962 inclusive.
schoolhouse
25,000 3»4S. Due on Oct. 1 from
1963
50,000
to
4s.
1966 inclusive.
Due
1967 to
Oct.
on
from
1
1969 inclusive.
Due
Oct.
on
J.
1970
1,
$26,000 41/iS? Due
1960
sealed
(CST)
on
and mature
of
Due
bonds.
on
until
Dated
2
•
(P.
Nov.
1,
1959.
callable
are
1970 and
as
of Nov.
1,
1969. Principal" and
interest
payable at
tlie
Corpus Christi
State Bank,' Or at the option of
the holder, at the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank,, of Chicago.: Legal¬
ity approved, by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hortoip
A-O.
Drinker, Biddle
Philadelphia.
Water
Bond
Due
i
Jan.
on
inclusive.
(J-J)
National
mond.
Legality
1962
July
City,
4.20s.
1969
Due
to
2,000,000 4s. Due
Dated
July
Bond
10
sealed
on
inclusive.
1
to
and
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
ment
.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
thereafter
Dated
3
for
1,
in
Bank,
on
Nov.
pay¬
Treasurer's
Joint
(P.
Dallasf
;
The
Note
ments
,•.
the
Oct. 26—v.
foregoing supple¬
sealed
Robert
«—
Treasurer,
bids
until
11
S.
will
report in our
of
Nov. 9 for the purchase
on
$75,000
on
general
Nov.
from
1
Principal
payable
Bond
20—v.
and
1961
and
to
1979
interest
at
office.
Sale—The
$395,000
gen¬
190, p. 1472—were awarded
to
a group composed of the First
National Bank,-of Enumclaw, Pa¬
cific
Northwest
Co.,
Bramhall,
of
Falion & Co., Inc., and the Pacific
of. San
National
price
of
of about
Bank,
par,
4.12%
of- Seattle,
net
a
,
as
1961
Dallas.
154,000
:
VERMONT
1969
f
Monkton
Denison, Texas
Bond
Harner,
ceive
Offering
City
sealed
—
David A.
Manager, will re¬
bids until
2
p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 4 for the purchase
of
$325,000 bonds,
as
$131,000 412S. Due
issue of
190, p. 1783.
follows:
Town
(P.
R.F.D.
Bond
Town
O.
Offering
School
.
1976
—
Treasurer,
-
Leon
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Vt.
interest
at
a
cost
follows:
Nov. 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
4s. Due
on
Nov.
1
from
tp 1975 inclusive.
to
on
Nov. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
rTacoma, Wash.
Bushey,
receive
to
110,000,4.10s. Due
District
Bristol),
City
and
in¬
payable in United
currency
in New York,
N. Y.
Winnipeg,
the
the
Province
important
capital city
Manitoba," is
of
commercial
and
of
an
rail¬
center in central Canada, and
recognized as one of the
also
the
Winnipeg
Metropolitan
has increased at
over
the
years
a
Area
substantial rate
and
according to
most recent estimates the
city had
population of 255.510 and
Winnipeg Metropolitan area,
435,000.
*
%
a
1959
the
As
of
July
31,
ratable
1959,
assessments of the city aggregated
$450,933,370;. gross
was
$78,710,835
debt
was
Other
funded
and
debt
net
funded
the
under¬
$30,251,239.
members
of
are: Smith, Bar¬
& Co.: The First Boston Cor¬
Newfoundland (Province of)
Bond Sale—An issue of $4,000,-
j
r
improvement bonds
was
Weir & Co.,
Co., at
a
and Mills, Spence &
price of 97.25. Dated Nov.
1979.
ONTARIO
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
Bond Offering—C. A. Gaisford,
(EST) 011 | Director of Finance; will receive
'
[ Nov. 12 for the purchase of $83,- sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
improvement bonds
to Bell, Gouinlock &
a.m.
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
Antonio,: or
holder, at the
ChasC Manhattan Bank,- of New
York City. Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
Horton,
Principal
be
Sarnia, Ontario
King County, Enumclaw Sch. Dist.
No. 216 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
the
at the option of the
&
ma¬
direct
O.
-
of
will
States
Sch.
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson.
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
1959.
1975
as
are
NEWFOUNDLAND
p.m.
inclusive.
146'161
County
(M-N)
1960 to 1985
callable
No.
Treasurer's
July
1, 01974,« Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
tional
1964
Warden
Offering
inclusive.
improve¬
Nov.
Bonds due
are
2
obligation
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1.959.
,of Directors,
Nov.
Winnipeg.
Due
(PST)
Woodlawn
July 1 from
on
until
County
County,
receive
Authority
$1,250,000
entire issue at
15, 1959. Due Nov. 15,
O'Brien,
will receive sealed bids until 3:30
Due
the
at
Bond
1970
Antonio), Texas
Offering—F. T. Drought,
Board
of
terest
Ephrata), Wash.
San
of
the
The debentures
and general obligations of the
000 6Vi%
Due
Bond
retire
to
turity.
sold to a group composed of Bell,
Gouinlock & Co.. McLeod, Young,
of
Chairman
—
bids
1962
District
office.
Ave.,
prior to Oct. 1, 1976. On and after
will be redeemable
the optional redemption price
of par, plus accrued interest. An
annual sinking fund is calculated
1959. Due
Grant
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
(P. O. 342 West
non-callable
poration; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc.; A. E. Ames & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.
Nov. 6 for the purchase
from
able
interest
River
incinerator
and
are
that date they
ney
Winfrey,
1961
Principal
Antonio
New-
office.
from
installations
The debentures
to
10
Jan.
trol
R.
the
on
system; water
system; schools, flood con¬
re¬
a.m.
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $250,000
hospital bonds. Dated Doc. 1, 1959.
Due
hydro-electric
works
writing syndicate
Principal and interest (M-N)
C.
its
15
Carthage),
O.
Offering—E.
for
of
Forrest
(PST)
(P.
by^
Offering
of
Dated Nov. 15,
County Judge, will receive sealed
2
Dawson,
sale
of $6,600 general obligation bonds.
T exas
bids until
Rich¬
of
•
ceive
Aug.
County
Mer¬
Leedy, County Treasurer, will
inclusive. ;
1,
1959. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Dumas,
Hugucnin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Panola
First
Douglas County, Happy Home
School District No. 35 (P. O.
Waterville), Wash.
July 10, 1985
on
1984
WASHINGTON
10 from
011
1984
interest
approved
King &
Wood,
York
to
and
the
1968 inclusive.
to
II.
noon
1961
Bank,
the
from
ing metropolitan areas in Canada.
Population of the City itself and
Secretary,
the
at
chants
July 10, 1961.
on
on
from
1
Principal
payable
State of Texas, as follows:
4s; Due
Executive
proceeds
debentures will be used by
City of Winnipeg to finance
improvement and expansion
of
the
leading financial and manufactur¬
(EST) on Nov. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $850,000 school improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1959,
$3,000,system subordinate lien
$10,000 4V2S. Due
Magisterial
Virginia
Offering — William
Sehaffner,
,
to
Net
the
is
(P. O. Yorktown),
will receive sealed bids until
Supply
sold
approved
Reatli, of
,
'
,
on
County, Bruton,1 Nelson,
Districts
O. Corpus Christi),
was
&
in¬
tures, dated Oct. 1, 1959 and due
Oct. 1, 1979.
way
York
dated Nov. 1,1959
Nov. 1 from 1960 to
bonds
Legality
by
Sale—An issue of
000 water
1.958. Due
Grafton and Bethel
,
revenue
p.m:
impv6ye4
inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
Interest
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the State
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by McCall, Parkhurst,
C r o w e,
M c C a 1L & Horton, * of
W.
from 196*0 to 1979
Nov. 1
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1998 inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
Dallas.
that the
purchase of $175,000 stu¬
nurses
dormitory revenue
dent
1988, inclusive.
will re¬
Nov. 2 for the purchase
$2,100,000 ; general
merit
to
are
on
announces
institutional
at
Offering—Secretary Louise
1984 to 1988 inclusive.
The bonds
1
the
for
Nov. 1 from,
on
Oct.
on
Authority will receive Sealed bids
until .10 a.m. (EST) 011 Nov. 10
1983 inclusive.
1979 to
67,000 4J/->s. Due
San
Herbert
—
bids
Bond
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
with
$6,0t)0,000 5*2% deben¬
vestors of
operations.
Petersburg Hospital Authority, Va.
1978 inclusive.
to
Sold Privately—
Ripley & Co. Incorpo-
placement
Oct. 1 from
on
from 1963 to 1979 inclusive.
Legality approved
by Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of
.
3.70s.
2,125,000
Dist.,
sold
follows:
1962 inclusive.
1960 to
re¬
$150,000
was
on
57,000 4%s. Due
urer's
:
.
Whitney, City Manager,
ceive
as
3.69%,
$375,000 3.60s. Due
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., at
a
price of 100.04, a net interest
of about 4.56%, as follows:
Corpus Christi, Texas
Offering
a
of about
Sch.
Indep.
net interest cost
price of 100.007,
Austin.
..
Co., Strader & Co.,
Inc., vWylie
&
ThornhiJl,
and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at a
cost
"
Bond
McDonnell &
of¬
p.m.
bonds
fol¬
from
1
a
Phelps, Fenn & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Francis I. du
Pont
& Co., Mason-Hagan, Inc.,
Texas
Bond
I960 to
—v.
awarded to
::
Bond Sale—An issue of
lows:
$15,000 3-2S. Due
28
of
and 1986.
High¬
bonds offered Oct. 22—v. 190,
p. 1575!— were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Memphis,
way
a
Oct.
bonds offered
190, p. 1680 —were
syndicate composed
W. Lavenstein
Lindale
Debentures
Harriman
Corporation are joint managers
an
underwriting
syndicate
which has negotiated the private
improvement
':>
'
■—v
Manitoba
rated and The Dominion Securities
Va.
Hampton,
(CST) on
Nov. 5 for the purchase of $1,175,000 unlimited tax schoolhouse
Tennessee
Sale—The $150,000
Bond
west
Security.^ National Bank of
/Sioux Falls, or at the option of
<Jhe holder, at the .Morgan Guar¬
anty
Trust, Company,
of
New
York City. Legality approved by
Uanforth & Dahforth, of Sioux
City.
•
•
until
ceived
.5
Sale—The $2,500,000 gen¬
Bond
eral
a.m.
Offering—Bids will be
from
Falls), S. Dak.
i
Bond
MANITOBA
Winnipeg,
of
Indep. Sch. Dint.
(P. O. Rosenberg), Texas
Covingtonh
DAKOTA
e r
'
;
VIRGINIA
Consol.
Lamar
920,000
Tipton County (P. O.
10
Treasurer's
State
ton, of Dallas.
inclusive.
TEXAS
{P.
the
at
70,000
Hoard- of Regents of South Dakota
Bond
able
of-way bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due on Nov. I from 1960 to 1969
and 19715
SOUTH
until
bids
Texas
H. Carr,
Hal
—
Montpelier.
on Nov. 3 fo^ the purchase
$890,000 unlimited tax road
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
May 1 from 1962 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Bond
purchase of $250,000 right-
for the
60,000 3;%s.
"York City;
Crowe,
sealed
District
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 18
from
Legality approved by Haw•a/is, Delafield & Wood, of New
&
CANADA
Rose, of
J.
Forrest
by
approved
Vergennes, and Peter Guiliani, of
by
of
Blountville), Tenn.
Interest
«(-D.
McCall,
of Dallas.
County (P. O.
Sullivan
on
f\k»v. .17 for the purchase of $10,000,000 State school bonds. Dated
to 1980 incl.
Lower Nueces River
at
of)
the
of
option
the
at
or
1961
County Road District No.
O. Edinburg), Texas
Offering—Robert B. Mc-
receive
TENNESSEE
Providence,
at 2.98%.
National
in Sioux
holder, at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Danforth. & Dan¬
forth, of Sioux Falls.
Bond
was
the
at
South
of
on
(P.
Bond
1959.
1,
Dakota,
payable
(J-J)
Bank
Due
Leaish, Jr., County Auditor, will
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1999
inclusive. Principal and interest
ISLAND
Woonsochet, R. /.
'
~
,
11
Due on
-
A
Jan.
Dated
bonds.
fiscal
'•
Hidalgo
1959.
approved
Parkhurst
of $150,000
exempt dormitory reve¬
non-tax
nue
1,
June 1 from
Col-
behalf of Sioux Falls
on
Dec.
Legality
lege for the purchase
ftgent for the Puerto .Rico Water
Resources
Dated
16 for the purchase of $3,~
000,000 sewer revenue bonds.
Nov.
cipal and interest payable at the
Montpelier National Bank, Montpelier, or at the Merchants Na¬
tional Bank of Boston.
Legality
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor¬
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 3
for the purchase of $135,000 gen¬
eral obligation water works and
sewer bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due
to
100,000 general obligation bonds.
City Auditor, will
inclusive.
1988
fice. Legality approved by McCall,
.
Offering—Eugene
Bond
'
-
1959. Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
(CST)
,
Sale—The $29,000
Bond
at a price of 100.21, a
basis
foregoing supple¬ 'about 3.95%.
"
•
ments the report in our issue of
McLaughlin, S. Dak.
Oct. 26—V. 190, P. 1783.
Note
r
from
1
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
inclusive.
April
Dated
bonds.
on
Philadelphia, Pa.
Offering—Richard J. Mc-
Oct.
$280,000 men's dormitory revenue
construction
school
000
$125,000 water works and sewer
improvement extension reve¬
nue bonds. Dated Oct, 1, 1959.
$1,347,-
was
Co.,
as
sold
5V2S-
on Sept.
1 from 1960 to 1979
inclusive. Interest M-S.
@FedFRASER