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Ike Commercial &ni
Financial
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 184
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Number 5583
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Co.,
of
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Nov.
on
ordinated
2
an
The
sinking fund debentures, due April 30,
debentures
The
1972,
debentures
104V\'/c
will
to
redeemable
at
1972,
in
part for
proceeds
the
from
the
repayment of
disclosed
company
and
plans
for
of
sale
share.
per
Stock and Bond Quotations
the
debentures
expansion
will
in
bank
Stock
Exchange
(Stocks)
New
Stock
Exchange
(Bonds)
25
operating
retail
the
Boston
the
United
it
self-service
Detroit
Los
eastern
part
foods,
EARNINGS—For
its
and
State
candies,
the six
subsidiaries
consolidated
net
of
Michigan,
tobacco
gum,
months
reported
income
of
and
selling
groceries,
dry
ended June
consolidated
of
Acme Industries,
AMP
bears
39
Stock
Stock
Toronto
Stock
and
a
Exchange
value
1956
Income
before
Provision
for
AMP
stock
of
group
and
Federal
ixlcome taxes
inc.
taxes
Net
—V.
corporation
quarter
of
1956,
of
slightly
the
strikes
total
in
effect
steel
sales
below
of
the
the
and
of
$156,878,699
record
decrease
other
third
in
for
which
State
well
and
It
heavy
other
is
will
quarter
third
continued
as
promotion
show
charges
in
expenses
anticipated
that
substantial
a
for
and
with
new
improvement
the
of
STATEMENT
and
Cost
Statement
Combined
Payable
goods
tDepreciation
sold
Divs.,
exp.
Net
Avge.
$
—
Member Banks
of
Condition
Reserve Banks
be
46
misc.
475,415,566
121,809,785 397,397,792
366,742,976
The
12,577,079
11,768,365
37,519,650
33,394,080
16.516,447
23,656,114
63,645,716
75,278,510
1,012,969
881,987
3,214,222
2,721,843
24,538,101
66,859,938
inc.
1,823.215
1,823,215
5,469,645
5,469,645
6,207,380
9,862,268
26,372,380
33,154,125
•Adjusted
12,852,618
35,017,913
is
*9,576,832
9,622,634
*9,571,050
*$1.34
$3.64
*$4.11
Allied
stock
5%
of
defense
dividend
facilities
in
December,
1956,
1955.
tlncluding
$5,810,846
and
1955
Offered—Public
of¬
fering of $15,000,000 4V2% sinking fund debentures due
Nov. 1, 1976, was made on Nov. 1 by a group of under¬
writers headed by Lehman Brothers at 100%
and ac¬
crued interest.
Under
the
redeem
einking fund provisions, the corporation is required to
principal
amount
of
debentures
annually
during
1961-1975
years
fund
bentures
and
and
at
may,
additional
an
100%
at
sell to
to
them
forth
its
$'750,000
option,
redeem
principal
through
amount
of
the
the, de¬
interest.
accrued
Lehman
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
promissory
riotes
3%%
C.
Allyn
Bache'
under
revolving and
agreement,
434 %
final
term
Cuinul.
stock
pfd.
maturity
4%
1962
6,000,000
second
value)
value).
par
par
__
Ball.
J.
Weeks &
Burge
Barth
Stearns
Becker
J.
Bradford
Burnham
J.
M.
Dain
382,135 shs.
'.
purposes.
of
$207,257 shs
45,000 shs.
While
proceeds
the
no
from
company
specific
to
the
offering
will
be
available
for
allocation
of
such
be
added
general
net
to
the
corporate
proceeds
&
&
permanent
represented
is
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—_
Lazard. Freres
Carl
of
certain
part
no
to
allow
purposes,
to
by endorsed certificates
selling stockholders of
proceeds
the
of
the
to
added
which will
of
and is in the business of designing and man¬
electric wire terminals and manufacturing prac¬
electrical appliances and equipment.
1941
in
1952
Incorporated
AMP
in
under the laws of Puerto Rico,
formed to manufacture terminals
license
under
Rico
Puerto
from
Inc.
AMP
(& Subs.)—Earns. Increased—
1955
1956
$
by
Leh¬
Hibbs
plane
Revenue
passenger
185,000
Rowles,
Co.
80.000
Harriman
—
Ripley
&
500,000
70,000
Stein
&
500,000
Van
185,000
G.
70,000
Watling,
80,000
Wertheim
Weeks—
185,000
Hirsch
&
Co.
Hornblower
Joseph,
&
Mellen
&
70,000
Inc.
—V.
184,
p.
1677.
White,
Walker
&
Co—
$941,054,
500,000
&
before
income
excess
Stetson
period.
include
in
American Air¬
Inc.,
a
wholly-
of
Sky
Chefs,
in
the
consolidation.—V.
184,
.
80,000
Co.—
to
not
80,000
Noel & Co.
Co
&
70,000
185,000
185,000
Co
&
Co.
80,000
500,000
Co
for
of
for
Income
the
for the
$969,600
deferred
with
compares
335,000
months.
taxes
was
$2,750,917
before.
Provision for
1956 nine months, as against
year
The tax provision figures reflect
$815,912 in 1955, for amortization
taxes
income
net
shares out¬
was
$416,700
for
the1 three
compared with $317,800 in the similar 1955 period.
provisions, the company said, were to be restored
1956,
deferred
on
v
Federal
$1,919,754
nine
This
based
tax
when
deductible
normal depreciation on fully amortized equipment
Federal income tax purposes.—V. 184, p. 422.
for
500,000
500,000
Corp.—
was
1955
share,
period.
1956, and
of normal depreciation.
earnings
is
with
outstanding.
per
1955
$871,749 in
of
Provision
These
$2.81
provision
tax
the
in
quarters
&
Boyce
&
during
earnings
subsidiary,
Co.—Earnings Up—
shares
or
contrasted
1956
in
185,000
Cohu
included
similar
the
for
deductions
70,000
Lerchen
Weld
outstanding
nine
375,310
on
of
$660,000
80,000
Corp.
Alstyne,
H.
Winslow,
Miller,
Kidder, Peabod" % Co.—
share
Federal
80,000
185,000
&
American
& Co.—
Herrman
&
7,541,050
Oct.
23
reported consolidated net
income of
months ended Sept. 30, 1956, equal to $3.64
on
the
for
Income
in
American
Webster
Securities
accounts
'
$1.88
$1.88
$1.98
$2.15
7,801,463
consolidated
not
are
company
income
185,000
Co._
Co
Barney
Bros.
Stone
Swiss
Co.,
Inc.
per
&
M. Simon & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Henry
I
Hammill
&
shares
of
The
S.A.
'
I.
of
wholly-owned
company's
Barge Line
American
—225,000
Shields
185,000
Co..
&
—
Co.
Smith,
»
14,337,331
17,077,933
99,239,289
90,611,507
3,697,053,720 3,267,465,459
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$1,364,617
Co.,
Gardner—
Co
Winston
Shearson,
700,000
Co
&
&
Rothschild
F.
1,316,863
aircraft)-
.
statements
above
the
subsidiary,
This
70,000
70,000
&
number
average
Mexico,
standing,
Pierce
&
of
miles
1118.
-p.
185,000
Co
&
L.
Corp.
&
owned
185,000
70,000
Riter
de
lines
Jackson
Inc.
Reynolds
on
flown
flown
miles
NOTE—The
consolidation
&
Hopwood
Rauscher,
Reinholdt
70,000
Hallgarten
Webber,
Jaffray
sale
profit on
Revenue
185,000
Co.—
Curtis
70,000
Fleming&
Co.,
Nolan,
B.
Paine,
14,337,331
of
per share of common stock—
Exclusive of profit on sale of aircraft-i—
Including profit on sale of aircraft——_
Shs. of com. stock outstg. (at end of period)
185,000
Northwest
500,000
Co
&
Boston
Pacific
15,761,070
sale of aircraft
tax)—
on
(net
500,000
Co.—
70,000
Union
Beane
&
(incl.
earns,
profit
of
Pierce,
Moseley & Co
Ohio
&
Corp.
Co
Deetjen
First
S.
70,000
Inc
&
Fenner
F.
The
180,557,572
•Earnings
700,000
Company—
194,894,903
201,519,615
taxes—
aircraft
of
sale
on
Net
185,000
&
Lynch,
and
exclusive
Earns,
Profit
$700,000
Co
Co.
185,000
Co., Inc.—
&
217,280,685
-
_
working
Loeb, Rhoades &
McDonald
Piper,
80,000
Dillon
M.
500,000
Co.—
&
Co.,
Eberstadt
Gruss
2,622,509 shs.
•Includes 93,375 shares of common stock reserved for
issuance to
and employees under the stock
option plan.
,
JDoes not include 4,622 shares held in
treasury for the sinking funds.
funds
-
Inc.
of
of
expenses
receivable.
underwriters,
500,000
Inc.
Co
&
Clayton Securities
Dittmar
500,000
Co.
Co.,
Inc...
Cp.,
185.000
80,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
6,000,000
series
PROCEEDS—Net
provide
to
Merrill
80,000
Co
&
&
&
W.
officers
general
represented
account
incorporated
Inc.,
connectors
Total
for
be
80,000
Co.,
Co....
&
A.
C.
185,000
80,000
&
Kraus—
&
Bear,
G.
80,000
Co-
&
Baird
Inc.
15,000,000
*4,000,000 shs.
series
4%
($100
several
to
80.000
Baker,
Folger,
15,000,000
(without
stk.
12,750,000
credit
debentures
Common
said
——
Whipple
The
(final maturity
1971)
Inc.
Co
&
Emanuel,
$19,000,000
12,750,000
notes
is
revolving accounts
purpose
severally agreed to purchase, and Allied has agreed
Corp.
& Co.,
W.
F.
Outstanding
$19,000,000
promissory
•
formerly Aircraft Marine Products, Inc., was incorporated
forms
*Based
Securities
Securities
(final maturity
1967)
Notes
used
principal
severally the respective principal amounts of debentures
Bacon,
FINANCING
Authorized
3%%
be
is
Brothers...—$1 500,000
Adamex
Eastman
CAPITALIZATION
Inc.
AMP
Increased inventory and
balance of receivables.
shares
both,
or
solderless
revenues
below:
Blyth
$750,000
sinking
will
Inc.
Corp.—Debentures
pur¬
45
the
that
expected
customers'
Brothers, have
man
Robert
J.84, -p. T73S.
Stores
proceeds
is
UNDERWRITERS—The
A.
for
to
are
outstanding
an
larger
a
the
for
Jersey in
affiliate
an
and
39,376,583
9.625,103
$0.99
for
common
from
AMP
certain selling stockholders. The under¬
from AMP Inc. such number of an addi¬
carry
150,500
by AMP
Inc.,
New
to
Pamcor
or
Pamcor,
46
____
this country's largest depart¬
ment store
organization.
It operates 84 stores located In 25 states.
Sales are currently running at an annual sales volume of $600,000,000.
The company estimates
that at least 10% of the households in the
United States are its customers.
Sales during the fiscal year ended
Jan. 31, 1956 amounted to $581,900,823 and net earnings to $13,972,103.
set
9,498,821
sh
$5,746,085.—®r.
such
it
BUSINESS—Corporation
78,000,353
_
of shs. outstg.
amortization
possible,
capital to finance
income
per
Inc.
ufacturing
tically all
Statement of Federal
Course of Bank Clearings
presently
which
debs.
on
by
common
$
498,563,158
deple.
opers
offered
the underwriters
received by AMP Inc. will be
for general
corporate
be
finance
to
offered
be
Total
157,234,264
taxes
no.
underwriting
be
Co.
company
company
received
in
46
to
the
of
remaining
AMP
of
$
&
fr.
&
inc.
Earns,
$
156,878,699
;
&
Fed.
an
to
presently
1956—9 Mos.—1955
17,529,416
int.
Total
the
the
EARNINGS
&
genl.
&
inc.
of
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
revs.—
oper., selling,
admin, exp.
Gross
to
represents
are
purchase
proceeds
the
to
AMP
9
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
the
127,785,173
oper.
of
OF
1956—3 Mos—1955
$
Sales
proportion
shares
from
a
same
American Airlines, Inc.
COMPARATIVE'
the
and
Federal Reserve System
current
those
over
Condition
development,
plants and
for
earnings
the
Inc.,
offered
Inc.
also represents
certificate
Peabody &
shares
AMP
presently outstanding shares being offered by
are not subscribed by them.
company
are
quarter.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Int.
depreciation,
connection
sales
the
that
of
as
funds
The
51
Foreign Exchange Rates..
con¬
Declared
net
permit
City Bond Offerings
Dividends
of the
company's products. Net income for the quarter was
$9,493,321, equivalent to 99 cents per share, or 26% less than for the
corresponding 1955 period.
Factors contributing to the decrease in¬
clude higher wage and freight rates and raw material and fuel
prices
products.
the
stock of Pamcor,
stock
common
that the certificate
in
the
as
Of
to
of
being offered for the account of AMP Inc.
are
Corporation & Investment News Cover
and
of 1955,
production
sumers
as
restoring
328,700 shares represented by endorsed certificates to be
178,200 purchased from employees and one other stockholder
general
the
General
third
large
are
in
the
offered,
33
shares of common
3,287
Kidder,
also
are
30,000
The
quarter
automobile
industries
the
involved
expenses
184, p. 1117.
evidencing
shares
150,500
employees
Of
$219,104
Dye Corp.—Quarterly Report—
reports
$3.26
►./
——
$384,762
Exchang^____
Transactions American Stock Exchange
231,000
-
writers
Miscellaneous Features
only
notwithstanding
and
450,104/'
•
l__r
Transactions New York Stock
2137. >
p.
Allied Chemical &
The
364,000
;-—
!!
income
179,
748,762
\
\
33
33
to
$6,894,255
20,346,715
third quarter earnings were affected
during August at 12 operating loca¬
added
presently
Inc.
148,200
tional
Prices
Stock
68,280,384
,
requirements.
certificate
Inc.
headed by
chase
33
Index to
interest
Pamcor,
Inc.
in
Each
of
33
SEC
interest
$1.
stock
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
1955
:
$8,428,224
provision
Federal
*
68,678,437
67,159,532
$3.18
dividend
endorsement
an
44
Markets
71,297,077
20,536,015
substantial
43
Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter
beneficial
par
40
Exchange
138,456,609 136,958,821
income—
——
President, said
nine-day strike
a
by
beneficial
Canadian
Toronto
income
on
on
Inc., Harrisburg, Pa.—Registers With SEC—
38
Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
Year Ended July 31—
Net sales
by
37
Exchange
taxes
taxes
$
32,801,364
Ths -corporation
and
Pamcor,
Inc.,
San
Juan,
Puerto
Rico
an
affiliate, filed a registration statement with the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission on Oct. 24 covering 328,700 shares of the common
stock of AMP Inc., par value $1, bearing an endorsement representing
36
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
.
1955
37,287,316
share
common
and
37
Stock
foreign
foreign
facilities to full production.—V.
Montreal
frozen
$138,351,493
tions,
37
1677.
p.
adversely
San Francisco Stock Exchange
1956, the corporation
30,
sales
184,
1956
652,243,482 631,660,368
——
Wilson,
34
Exchange
and
preferred
W.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
various small household items.
$2,064,319.—V.
•After
I.
34
Exchange
Stock
per
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.....
Through Abner Wolfe, Inc., a wholly-owned sub¬
in the
wholesale grocery business in the south¬
the
of
drugs,
Stock
Earned
34
...
and
S.
S.
income
34
Exchange.
U.
U.
for
29
Exchange.
Exchange..
Angeles Stock Exchange
Midwest
States.
engages
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati Stock
of
Oklahoma.
The
company
currently
operates
approximately
150
supermarkets and ranks tenth in sales volume among retail food chains
in
York
American
loans.
in groceries,
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables, bakery and dairy products, frozen foods, meats, poultry,
fish, small household and other items through stores generally located
in the southeastern part of the State of
Michigan, the greater Cleve¬
land, Ohio, area, the greater St. Louis, Missouri, area, and the State
sidiary,
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
Number common shares
New York
be
including
program
before
Net
Page
13
opening of 36 stores in 1957.
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged
cash-and-carry supermarkets dealing
,
operating revenues
for depreciation and depletion
Prov.
for the voluntary
outstanding short-term
an
."
.
and
Prov.
including
prices receding from
they will also have the
par,
plus accrued interest,
and
redemption for the fixed sinking fund and
fund.
PROCEEDS—Net
..
$
optional
of
sinking
used
be
shares
common
.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Sales
In This Issue
Inc.
into
prices ranging from $17 to $23
to
benefit
The
convertible
are
at conversion
'
■
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
at 100% and accrued interest.
April 30,
i.
.
Aluminum Co. of America (&
investment banking syndicate
$4,000,000 of 4%% convertible sub¬
manager
as
offered
•
Corporation and Investment News
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Allen
&
•.
.
Copy
a
500,000
state Securities Corp.;
and A. M. Law & Co.
Co.
Georgia—Debentures
of
group
Of¬
headed jointly by Inter¬
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.,
Nov. 1 offered publicly an issue
on
$1,000,000 capital debentures, 5.90% series of 1956.
The debentures, due 1976, are being offered at par.
of
The
&
70,000
Discount
fered—An underwriting
debentures
for
those
on
and
are
redeemable
redeemed through Nov.
after
double for
any
Nov.
2,
1966.
The
at
prices, ranging
1, 1961, to 100%%
premium
in
from
101%%
for those redeemed
of 100% will be
excess
debentures redeemed for refunding purposes
through the
2
(1910)
sale
to
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
bonds
of
1975
debentures.
or
retire
to
5%
PROCEEDS—The
A
sinking fund will operate in each year
outstanding debentures.
of
will apply the net proceeds of this sale
company
to
•working capital.
BUSINESS—The
linancing
the
of
states
conducts
company
business
in
the
Alabama,
Florida,
retail
a
field.
automotive
Georgia,
and
wholesale
loan
and
It
operates 20 offices in
North Carolina and South
Carolina.
EARNINGS—For
all
ended Aug. 31, 1956, American Dis¬
operating income of $6,070,442 and net income after
taxes of $836,911.
This compares to total operating
$5,811,233 and net income of $904,391 in the fiscal year
had
count
ended
year
total
charges
income
fiscal
the
and
of
Aug. 31, 1956.
r
debenture
preferred
issues;
stock,
in
40,000
of
and
$50
value
par
109,937
shares
no
Carolina
Securities
McCarley
Lewis
lord
Inc.;
Co.,
Jackson
&
Corp.;
Co.,
<sj
McDaniel
&
in
associated
Wyatt,
Inc.;
Co.;
company is authorized
the State of Florida and
in
but
Neal
&
&
Dargan
the
underwriting
Waggoner;
Co.;
Alpster
Citizens
G.
are:
Trust
Furman
Co.;
Pierce, Garrison, Wulbern, Inc.; G. H. Craw& Simons, Inc.; Huger, Barnwell & Co.;
Edgar M. Norris.—V. 134, p. 1577.
and
to
proposes
of
of
This
the
Electronics, Inc.—Two New Contracts—
has
corporation
Convair
equipment,
Both
Division
received
of
two
General
contracts
Dynamics
totaling
for
aircraft
for
are
weather
simulators,
to
used
corporation
Convair
for
has
weather
received
now
simulators.
total
a
Similar
equipment
it
has
not
yet
as
the
American Insurance
Co.,
Z.
has
Alexander,
been
American
elected
Insurance
Insurance,
Board
from
also
has
Co.,
been
of' American
With
President
of
and
American
and
Chief
At
Bruno
advanced
to
C.
Automoile
and
bas.s.
Vitt,
the
President
office
of
of
Production
El
Monte
of
the
plant,
s
Convair
order
shipment
and
•
will
in
of
American
American
mobile
Automobile,
elected
were
184,
Insurance
the
and
to
elected
were
comparable
is
begin shortly at
expected
be
to
the company's
by
completed
approximates $11,000,000, compared with $5,000,000
a
year ago.
Sales for the year ending Dec. 31, 1956 are expected to
exceed $10,000,000, compared with $5,935,104 in 1955.—V. 184, p. 617.
American Encaustic Tiling
Co.—Operating at Capacity
Malcolm
• A.
Schweiker,
said
that
President,
position and is operating at capacity.
good
a
As
announced
will
over
the
show
a
previously,
to
amount
about
record
&
anticipated
that
increase
an
In
set
improvement
1955.
the
year's volume
approximately 23'/b
of
Earnings
tnose
over
of
in
is
company
expected
are
19o5.—V.
184,
Public
offering of 185,000 shares of
stock (no par) of this company, comprising part
common
Electric
—
Bond
&
Share
Co.'s holdings of the stock,
by Lazard Freres & Co., and The
First Boston Corp. at $13.87 Vz a share.
It was quickly
made
was
Oct.
on
30
oversubscribed and the books closed.
The shares offered
being sold by Bond and Share in compliance with the
provisions of its plan of capital adjustment under the
Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935. After the
sale of the 185,000 shares, Bond and Share will own
3,856,985 shares or 53.4% of outstanding American &
Foreign Power common stock.
are
BUSINESS—American
Preferred
Offered—An
issue
The
properties.
company
11
Latin-American
in
in the
gaged
countries.
telephone and
gas,
EARNINGS—Consolidated
the
12
months
450,000,
equal
to
to
April
$2.14
1956
share
subsidiaries
transportation
operating
30,
a
Certain
7,224,238
on
totaled
Income
net
In
Insurance
50,000
Co.
shares
of
of
to
in
to
15
share,
were
paid,
plus
1955.
For
of
cents
*
20
a
first
nine
share
a
quarterly
year-end
a
the
stockholders
of
of
record
of
20
cents
Nov.
of
OF
AS
APRIL
30,
5% series due 2030—
junior debentures due 1937
Notes payable to banks
Common
stock
(no
ized, 8,000,000
•On
Oct.
shares
amount
the
the
5%
Ltd.
States.
its
offer
amount
of
the
such
debentures
issuance
of
in
due
for
1963
New
York
London
each
of
subsidiary)
will expire on
only to approval by the
of the
additional
shares.
listing
stock
Brazilian
The
event
that
25
act
the funds received
as
as
to
be
principal
Pernambuco
held
PROCEEDS—The
15, 1956, then the
proceeds
to
are
it
when
has
attained
be
sufficient
the
requirements of Insurance
may wish to enter.
Nov.
Stock
30,
1956
and
of the
principal
If
all
of
the
£810,100
accept the offer, this would
shares of additional common stock
held
so
97,212
is
Exchange
re¬
of
purchase
©r
common
stock
p.
and
forth
set
The
184,
underwriters
Bond
Share
named
the
below
respective
severally
number of
escrow
for
used
capital
agent will,
subject
pany.
By
the
sent
agreement
new
premium
to the
Departments
of
accident
new
other
states
with
First
!__!
Co
Boston
and
if it desires to
company
this
assume
Period End. Sept. 30—
Earns,
before
Fed.
consolidated
income
after
taxes
and
net
all
income
business.
this
company
and
charges including provision for deferred Federal
preferred
1
dividends
of
subsidiaries,
Period Ended Sept. 30—
month
9
months
12
is
1956
as
follows:
$364,580
per
•Adjusted
share
common
for
lVh-for-l
(12
stock
earnings-
it
as
The
on
based
outstanding during period
(19,567.872
19.278,668 shares for 1955).—V. 184,
p.
37,448,073
$1.94
Co.
of
American Hard
shares
for
1956
270,400
will
The
be
approximately
—V.
more
184,
$561,895
and
outstanding.
V.
183,
Rubber Co.
vials
gas
Net
inc.
•Earnings
•On
before
for
income
Provision
for
Fed.
Federal
after
snapping
vials
or
unit
tons
Long
so
quarter
of
in
told
shareholders
present
taxes
income
Net
the
over
the
;
per
thumb
in
two
10
expects
years!
of
is
of
the
share
of
646,028
expect
317,700
—V.
$482,505
77,945
77,945
$404,560
$250.3^3
of
record
of
$2
com.
stock
$2.10
p.
184,
of
'
$1.28
$0.79
410.
Insurance
Co.,
Jacksonville
a
registration statement with the
SEC
tablet
Big
the
City
(N.
closures
it
of
to
quarter
$1.20
to
a
the
expected,"
were
figure
a
'many
times
p.
dustrial, defense
a
100.9%
its
of
of
1955,
Jfi,n
has
declared
the
stock,
close
of
dividend
a
of
record
the
at
for
the
Current
steel
production
is
capacity.
$1.75
Jan.
Dec.
7,
stock,
close
5,030,896
respectively, of the then
steel plants of the corporation
substantial part of the third
on
on
common
of
tons
97%,
of
payable
business
the
on
capacity of 20,000,000
production
4,671,074 net
2,
1957,
1956,
payable
of
share
per
business
7%
to stockholders
also a dividend
and
Dec.
on
the
on
1,
Nov.
on
1956,
9,
to
1956.—
have
River
approved
of
Corp.—To
plan
a
leases
for
the
in
Drill—
drilling
.
well
a
Corners
Four
the
on
Area.
A
com¬
syndi¬
agreed
to provide funds for drilling and completing the first
drilling block containing 640 acres for 60% working interest
a
said
well
640
only.
acres
located
is
in
location
the
on
182,
Montezuma
County, Colo.
A rig has been
completion is expected about the end of
and
911.
p.
has
company
!
applied
has
Commission
hearing
a
shares
of
to
to
Pursuant
i
*
•
-
■>.
30
Bendix
profitable
1955
the
than
this
under
With
filled
the
vials
The
press.
undue
pressure
on
in
the
109.
p.
that
of
The
order
11,
date
an
exemption
from
the
the
tiations
Bmnes,
submitted
'
SrJTf"'$38AilS "'"-351'
equal
to
$2.97
or
$3 07
a
a
share,
be
the
terms
the
best
the
public
for
the
have
have
picked
satisfactory
and
up
fourth
announced
Home
it
will
Appliances
after
rapidly
expanding
expects to continue to do
so,
and
and
its
in
per
ment
un¬
commercial,
for
share.
V
competitive
to
of
invited
bidding,
25,000
preferred
cumulative
publicly
stock.
bids
to
be
sub¬
to negotiate with underwriters either
private placement of its new preferred stock,
any proposal resulting from such nego¬
Pursuant to that
negotiations with certain under¬
the
the
terms
shares of new preferred
indicated, determined that
Salomon
the
by
the
Bros.
&
negotiation, i.e.,
less than par to
0.04%
of
Blackstone
Salomon
the
and
1790 and
p.
negotiate
to
dividend
a
ex¬
compensation
definitive
a
for the
group
provided
5.15% to
group
with
underwriting
to
Hutzler
&
Hutzler
to yield 5.10%
company,
an
proposes
Bros.
184,
25,000
price
a
sale
of
of
agree¬
the
new
1578.
Braddock Investment Corp.,
Washington, D. C—-Secu¬
rities Offered—The corporation on Sept. 27 offered pub¬
licly $180,000 of 7% -7-year convertible debentures due
July 2, 1963, at 100% of principal amount, and 5,000
shares of capital stock
(par $1) and 5,000 shares of
class B capital stock (par $1) at $10 per share, without
underwriting.
1
V
The debentures are
is
issued in $1,000 and $100 denominations.Interest
paid quarterly at the rate of 7% per annum, from the date of
until July 2, 1963, their redemption date.
to
be
debentures
time
any
at
rate
a
of eight
shares;
value
of
of
from
of $150
to July
of
class
face
right
real
be
to
estate
in
value
of
B
one-half
of
the
1960,
GIVING
EFFECT
due
60
days' notice upon
that the
during such
of
all
60-day
proceeds
issuer,
TO
1963
(par $1)
capital stock (par $1)_"
of
♦As
debentures
stock
B
rate
a
shares »" 100
upon
and
will
the
period.
be
to
used
remainder
PRESENT
will
FINANCING
Authorized
convertible
Class
at
a rate of seven
rate of six shares; and
working capital.
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
stock
capital
debenture, provided,
of convertibility
behalf
a
°'
subject to redemption
$100
PROCEEDS—Approximately
purchase
1962, at
1,
JMly *• l963- " *
are
per
the
reserves
added
shares
1, 1958, at a rate of 10 shares
from July 2, 1958, to July 1, 1959,
from July 2, 1959, to July 1,
July 2, 1960, to July 1, 1961, at
1961,
debenture.
debentures
holder
into
including July
debenture;
nine shares;
shares;
of
The
and
value
from July 2,
payment
convertible
are
to
up
face
$100
June
30,
1956.
$180,000
250,000 shs.
to
22,112 shs.
140,000 shs.
.
Subsequent
♦Outstanding
$180,000
5,000 shs.
June
30, 1956, 3,092 additional
of capital stock were, subscribed at $7.50
per share,
and 1.435
of class B capital stock at the same price.
Of the total proceeds
shares
from
such
cash,
and
sale
the
of
$33,952.50,
remainder
is
$33,085
had
been
received
stock
have
been
Sept.
in
27
due.
in¬
f20.000
and
1956,
the Commission for approval.
to
multiples
with
we
devote
14,
the proposal
that
consideration of
not
at
$1.75
shares
broadcasting operations..
a letter
to
stockholders, Victor Emanuel, Chairman
Avco, after sustaining substantial
losses, is now
at
value
quarter.
discontinue
business
Nov.
approved
company
a
the purchase of
submitted
basis
pressed
share
at
1956,
sell,
par
Blackstone
condition
groups
and,
stock,
at
President,
*
and
$100
authorization,, the company undertook
for
better
until
persons
5,
1956.
subject" to
issue
somewhat
of Sept.
for
for
The
were
interested
order
formally authorized the
a
public offering or
.
cap-
Earnings Up—
Carlyle F.
$2,341,599,
$2,264,864,
and
for
Three groups qualified, but no bids were
receiving bids was postponed to Oct. 11, 1956,
and, upon further consideration, the invitation for bids was withdrawn.
Subsequently,
the Commission,
upon
the request of Blackstone, in¬
plastic
of
already been
paid
this
year
share in the
corresponding period of 1955
automobile industry in the third
quarter were
Mr.
Barnes said,' "but
with the introduction of
Oct.
SEC
proposal.
the
by
series
Sept.
on
received.
>
1955.
share
the
to
authorize,.issue,
new
a
given
on
Commission
Blackstone
employee
plant
thumbs.
of
wheel
^
and
profitable basis,
steel
and
and
or
suspended during a
owing to the steel strike.
105% of the present rated
Horn-Powder
on
The
Manufacturing Corp.—Discontinues
Crosley and
to
1956
613.
the
the
report.
810.
resources
with
of
operations of the
12,000-acre block
request
counties
of
faster
sore
no
models,
our
automotive
orders
this business will contrioute to a
182,
of the rated
compared
quarter
bidding requirements of Rule U-50 with respect to the
proposed issuance and sale of 25,000 shares of new preferred stock;'and
spend
flexible
on
packaging
corporation
interim
taxes
$1.35
the preferred stock and based
on
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—Seeks
Exempt'n
company
14
problem
a
caps
Y.)
creates
this
comparable
the
This corporation on
profitable Crosley and
In
$12.29
or
The
directors
cate
•
Development—
breakage.—V. 182,
for
an
after
over
new
said
122,689,308
$9.81
1955,
share
p.
pany's
Appliances Business—Company Now
Op¬
erating in Black—Defense Order
Backlog Up 70%—
SEC—
filed
as
in
third
sales
Avco
its
Life
26
$328,328
,99,690,157
$4.04
as
preferred
at
per
stockholders
V.
Bendix Home
$662,059
182,
down,
the
40,369,984
$0.29
1956
cumulative
7%
77,875
stock
Heritage
on Oct.
r
com.
Florida—Registers With
company
974,305
$739,934
dividends
shares.—V.
the
"Our
491,800
1,520,604
780,670
3%
Dividends
$11,935,227
77,404,028
129,600,000
second
directors
This
to
The
Arizona's
ending
"captive"
snaps
tight
thl firVt rTi,L
(«>«.
of
of
$1?^?'878 $14,168,686
80.017,582
91,000,000
4,428,143
annum,
for
writing
company
next
customers
corresponding period of
fnr
earnings
gain
Sent. 12.'54
taxes
to
the
«P
1226.
25,835,430
shares
curtailed
The
the
Island
results
5,928,455
45,200,000
—_
approximately
v
designed
medical
causes
1956—9 Months—1955
1,000,000
capacities.
mitted
services,
that
makes
is
than
(& Wholly Owned Subs.)
taxes..*
applicable
per
income
preferred
American
This
the
press
1342'.
Subs.)—Earnings—
deducting quarterly dividends
tons
quarter
proceeds
from" the
sale
of
the
loans
incurred
for
construction pur¬
facilities required by
Increasing demands
mechanical
press
(&
"
Co.—Registers With SEC—•
tiring manual methods, which often
produced
new
technique, caps are located over bodies
holding trays.
Then the trays go under the
Sept. 9,'56 Sept. 11.'55
,
Net
at
novel
compared
36 Weeks Ended—
Provision
of
Exempt'n
p.
26.596,922
____
were
.
2070.
p.
1474.
wheel
184,
competitive
later.
$33,000,000
kind
a
below.—V.
common
rated
..
is
Corp.
taxes
quarter
$1.75
now
277,000
Corp.
$473,148
$2.08
additional
t^an
p.
new
-
emer¬
facilities.
per
The
Arner Co., Inc.,
Buffalo, N. Y.—New
A
in¬
ct.
uea
of
inc.
moved
$0.54
shares
announced
To provide
electric power
serves
which
and
-
1956—3 Montns—l>55
third
stock
poses.
for
Steel
_
shown
well
$147,332
company
plansi to
use
for partial
payment of
shares
Engineering
,
of
and
receivables
't
'
2,938,095 net tons averaged 58.3%
net
thiough Dec.
1,
1966.
4
V
oifermg of the shares will be made
by an underwriting groub
headed jointly by
The First Boston
Corporation and Blyth & Co*,
Inc.
The
dividend
rate,
offering
price
and
other
details
of- the
end
—Earnings Up Sharply-—
profit
oef.
number
Lake
$0.65
common
Sains
number
plus
are
substantially,- in excess of
long-term borrowings.—V. 184,
and
'
income
553,202
"^lind
$2.02
Cash
alone
short-
of
335,621,791
net
stW-
issue
to $246,-
amounted
$154,000,000,
278,388,209
7,680,470
$1,026,350
28,057,242
average
capital.
contracts
of
2,619,539
of
Offering Completed—The
recent offering to the
public of 11,500 shares of common
stock (par $3) at $25
per share, through Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, has been
completed, all of said shares
having been sold. For details, see V. 134, p. 1790.
a
nil
Net
working
assets
114,025,003
608,720
Associated Spring Corp.—Sales
and
on
the nine-month period
current
lines.
outstanding at end of period (9,659,177) at Sept.
30, 1956 and 9,585.717 at Sept. 30, 1955.
^
Steel production (ingots and
castings) for the third quarter of 4Ut>6
Ansul Chemical Co.—Stock
into
TV
recoverable
business
$174,998
share
per
♦Based
1955
39,581,739
and
and
are
./•'!..
2,399,491
$1,170,615
$3,057,159
months)—
split
radio
incurred
are
34.424,556
173,151
i
29,423,002
shares
as
below
$320,483
189,582
_
_
appliance,
$
on
1956—9 Mos—1955
$3,106,876
months
•Earnings
subsidiaries
for
defense
November.—V.
drug
its
the
losses
1,523,822,403
in
taxes
♦Earns,
to
operating
$3,491,529,
of
$
inc.
♦After
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
Federal income taxes...
It
Co.—System Earns. Up—-
of
amount
1,659,520,921
Net
inc.
company.
American Gas & Electric
consolidated
a
the
in
will
amounted
$
The
shares
92,500
of
such
aggregate
share
& Co.,
Inc., these agents will repre¬
in addition approximately $200,000 of annual
health insurance will be
immediately available
American Writing Paper
92.500
Corp
31
Crosley
service
521,809,969
*Earns.
Gabor
presently insured in the Wilson National Life Insurance
City, Fla.—V. 184, p. 617.
The
The
net
Ended
gency
company and
fatigue.
&
and
S
Federal
surplus and- has met
such
is
agreed
1577.
consolidated,
in
Vol.age
amortiz.
working capital.
and
High
items
offering sh^M
company will have the advantage of the Agency Force and
Management available through Gabor & Co., Inc.
The present agents
employed by Gabor & Co., Inc., exceed 60.
Normally the acquisition!
of an agency sales force is an
expensive undertaking for a new com-,
below:
Freres
of
total
preferred stock.—V.
from
Lazard
—V.
is
Sept. 30—
billings__—
1 ot.
company.
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
deducting
Aug.
parts
of
Int., etc., charges—,
Deplet.,
deprec. and
of
The
Tram¬
by non-residents
ended
buyers
;vsheet
resources
balance
after
Moffats
affected.
all
389,610,779
formed.
states
or
a
subsidiary,
not
are
to
that
future; earnings.
has
under
Period
Net
BUSINESS—The corporation to be formed will be a
life, health and
accident insurance company.
The company will initially limit itself to
writing business within the
State of Florida but will seek to extend its
scope of operations to other
ble
offer
an
£100
with
be
year,
fiscal
•"-
Bethlehem
agent.
escrow
result of this
a
Bank
persons.
Public
announced
one-half
company
See
The company on
Oct. 31 filed with the SEC a
registration
covering a proposed public sale of 200,000
shares of cumulative
preferred stock of $50 par value.
The new preferred will be
convert!-
3,750,000
common
debentures
(a
than
more
I
author-
company
of
first
Co.,
United
subject
quire
of
Power
&
the
not
ment
66,140,000
•
*7,224,238 shs.
1956
12
to
Arizona Public Service
$50 000 nnq
•
,
shares
19,
exchange
ways
value)
par
sold
County, Miami, Fla., will
the
before
will
stock
The issuers of these securities are Frank
Gabor, 2010 Country Club
Prado, Coral Gables, Flal, and Alfred E.
Enright, 3432 S. W. 25th Street,
Miami, Fla. Mr. Gabor is President and Mr.
Enright is Vice-President
of Gabor & Co.,
Inc., a general insurance agency.
1956
debentures,
4.80%
the
and
1954
Outstanding
Gold
of
in
quarterly
given
'
,
1956.
9.
CAPITALIZATION
to
cents
15
three
1956
dividends
On Oct.
26
the
company declared
a
share, payable Dec. 10, 1956 to
paid.
were
dividend
dividend
extra
months
be
stock.
common
present
concluded
company
was
products
discontinuance
company's
818.
-
p.
approval of the Florida Securities Commission, refund all funds
received to the subscribers,
when the funds deposited with the escrow
agent) equal $300,000 the escrow agent will,
subject to aoproval of the
Florida Securities Commission,
pay all of said funds to the corporation
DIVIDENDS—The
company has paid dividends .on the common stock
reorganization in 1952.
From 1953 through 1955, dividends of
cents a share quarterly, or at an annual
rate of 60 cents a
of the
total
months
against
the
(Fla.)—Stock
the
$15,-
since
the
ventories
position,
common
en¬
$191,172,000
1.56,
nine
$65,000,000
on
equal $300,000 by Nov.
Net
amounted
shares
to
Dade
not
businesses.
revenues
and
also
are
being
..!%!';'.
Consolidated net sales
officers of American Auto¬
positions
in
American
Insurance.
Life
of
(par $2) was offered
&
Foreign Power is a holding company for
Incorporated in
Maine
in
1923,
it
was
1952 under the Public Utility
Holding Company Act.
controls over 35 electric utility subsidiaries operating
foreign utility
reorganized in
the
Baird Associates-Atomic Instrument
Co.—SEC
to
517,
p.
Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Stock Offering
Oversubscribed
of
is
$10,700,000,
$3,760,370,
considerable
American
it
the
of
backlog
1677.
p.
American
July,
backlog
dividends
order
Division; its Canadian
Appliances
31,
credits
The
leading
similar
end
are
assurance
$184,000,000
168,433.
.
to
the
of
tax
as
these
■
Kitchens
available.
Approximately
actions
the
way
Is now
cleared,
officials
stated,
to
the merging of the companies' operations into a
single
organization.
/
"
During board meetings held Oct. 19 by both conipa d'S the principal
1957.
Current
be
Aug.
for
result
Insurance.
...
defense
equal to 41 cents per share, and after making a provision of
$16,000,000
as
a
reserve
for
losses
which may be
subsequently sustained as a
tue
of
the
negotiations
time,
Home
to
of
loss
The
are
''
said
same
Bendix
As
American
of'CnaLman
company's
the other divisions
continue
Insurance
Officer
the
days,
the
Executive
stock
common
,
that
American
and
Sept. 21 at $6 per share. These
shares are to be represented
by reorganization subscrip¬
tions.
The offering is not underwritten and the shares
is
30
Avco's
business,
said.
.
within
Co., Newark, N. J.—New Pres.—
President
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
major
manufacturer for the sale of the
Bendix home
laundry business and
that announcement of the conclusion of
these negotiations is expected
doing
and annual
-
$340,000,000 at
than a year ago.
Emanuel
Ltd.,
commenced
1957."
disclosed
higher
Mr,
company
being sup¬
plied under contract to the U. S. Air Force and Douglas Aircraft Co.
"Receipt of the Convair contracts raises the orders received over
the past year for weather simulators to almost $10,000,000," Mr. Zonne
•
70%
proceed with
pre-
contracts
of
also
estimated
an
operat¬
calibration,
end
He
insurance
an
monthly, quarterly.. Semi-annual
a
on
to do business
.
developments anticipates resumption of
approximately
—V.
Oct. 31.
on
maintain
four
of
from
which
of
are
the ordinary life insurance business offering
and eudowment policies, the premiums for which
variety of life, term
officers
ground support
Phillip W. Zonne, Board Chairman, announced
contracts
ing temperatures in jet aircraft during instrument
flight checks, and other maintenance operations.
The
$2,061,900
$1),
(par
1,010,000 shares.
stock
multiple-line
American
stock
common
in
engage
will be payable
Read
Frost,
Smith;
those
aggregate
shares
The
value
par
its
189,375
subject to sale to em¬
ployees pursuant to certain stock purchase options to be granted by
the company.
Of the 1,010,000 shares offered an aggregate of
575,(K|0
shares will be purchased by an underwriting
group headed by Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc. and offered for sale to the public at a
price
of $2.00 per share, and 435,000 shares will be
Subject to sale by the
company pursuant to the exercise of
rights to be given agents and
employees of the company.
; :
cumulative
5%
of
of
an
to
remaining
Robert
UNDERWRITERS—Among
Co.;
The
stock.
common
"
shares
series;
two
1,199,375 shares
ofler for sale
proposes
a
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the current financing, outstand¬
ing capitalization of the company will be: $46,446,000 in various note
and
covering
.
President,
ooerating "on
barring unforeseen
reserve
shares
apamst
of
class
conversion
B
capital
of
debentures.
BUSINESS—Corporation,
located
at
Washington 5, D. C., was incorporated
729
in
Fifteenth
Delaware
on
set
aside
Street,
July
N.
13,
as
a
W.,
1955.
Volume
184
Number
5583
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1911)
is engaged
It
in various phases of real
estate
operations, including the
•acquisition of strategically located properties in the Washington, D. C.,
area, for retention for growth in value; the acquisition of
properties in this area to provide income; the purchase,
moving and
may
by
metropolitan
be
the
redeemed
(b)
relocation
of dwellings for iesale or rental,
presently in the Prince
County. Md. area, and prospectively throughout the Washing¬
ton, D. C. metropolitan area.
••
in
(a)
there
2% 'if
shall
the
At
be
no
1961.
%
investment by this
The
Development Corp. is
at
1956
100%
a
of
par
of the
tnonwealth
corporation
represented
ten
cents
'V.
184,
at
June
1956
30,
is
acquired in June,
Net
sal°s
•
v
Preferred
Balance
-
Common
Earned
the
4,70s]000
3,199,987
for
stock.—
common
outstng.
of
of
which
the
nine
acquired
by
1,501,515
$1.93
Aluminum
Bridegport
$2.82
shown
Corp.,
Brass
above
all
Co.
acquired
adequate
the
current
ceeded
the
From
closed,
a
first
movable
located
mortgage
lien
on
San
the
in
inventory
fiscal
using
current
completion
upon
of
net
proceeds
will
be
used
to
in
Convalescent
part
pay
the
Grant
under
the
of
tfft
State'-
of
Indiana
Inc.,
the
guarantor
of
of
before
Federal
Federal
taxes
income
f
V
1956
market.—V.
its
purchased
copper
184,
..Net
♦Net
at
prices
income
Brooklyn
3,268,000
.____
Operating
revenues
Operating
&
.1956—3 Mos.—1955
Slightly—
$42,622,658
income
income
etc.
sidiaries
$38,588,634
taxes
10,418,913
9,362,118
37,586,230
550,614
542,774
5,036,423
4,572,186
455,838
474,932
1,428,293
1,447,791
$94,776
$67,842
$3,608,135
$3,124,395
$0.05
$0.04
$1.94
Net
34,016.448
income
deductions
exp.
Operating
$3,235,144
income
per
'Based
818.
p.
________
sh.___
com.
on
1,863,410
income
regardless
for
shares
outstanding
Sept,
30,
quarter
for
lor
Shoe
5-year
■opment
Th?
signed
was
Association
size
for
a
factory
the
building is 160
approximately
25,000
effective
Nov.
1
and
it
carries
building
ft.
by
a
160
ft.
ft.
The
5-yenr
with
available
5-year
renewal
lease
Electronics Co.—New
Product
mobility and flexibility is desired, plus for
those applications where limited
space is a factor, a new multi-channel
amplifier unit has been developed by this company.
•console
Model
as
only
BL-536,
the
unit,
is
d.c.
inches high, consists of
amplifier sections, plus
oscillograph.
The instrument is
■channel
•cart,
allowing
It
particularly suited for such
jobs.—V. 184, p. 1790.
is
which
29'/2
plug-in
able
maximum
of
ease
mounted
six
a\so
a
readout,
stock,
$42
Stock
Nov.
1.
Boston
V.
Burroughs
disclosed
move
to
Corp.—ElectroData
U.
and
S.
the
provide
ElectroData
•of
for
of
Regional
Division
of
four
at
marketing
and
service
engaged
the
electronic
in
in
a
in
the
digital computers.
It
took
located
"no
Trust
1956,
for
the
sinking
Interest.—V.
Co.
the
for
the
over
has
fund
that
of
fund
available
at
not
will
receive
Terminal
bonds
$264,7$9
price
a
it
Bush
gold
in
for
the
1.
105%
ten
In
major
a
products
in
back
and
for
The
Day
their
unique
Beauty
nets,
Set
time,
a
have
distribution
with
corporation
Statement
with
stock
to
up
Calvary
•
will
provided
ten
«'ithnut
r'avc
or
to shampoo,
Inc.,
and
the
first
the
of
Chairman
the
of
year
was
Kio,
the
condition
and
The
set
full days.—V.
Los
Angeles,
Exchange
hair
of
ire
nightly pin-ups.-
her hair all
174,
Oct.
on
SEC
filed
29
covering
additional
an
its
to
$1),
Inc.,
San
Pierre,
over,
the
preceding
that
said
the
com¬
business,
for
for
expanding
of
Of¬
fered—B.
C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
Ind., on Oct. 16
publicly $900,000 of 4%, 4%% and 4*/?% first
mortgage bonds of Calvary Hospital, Inc., and Province
the
and
Immaculate
Conception
accrued interest.
(Chicago, 111.)
The bonds
at
facilities
bonds
Hospital",
are
Inc.,
unconditionally guaranteed bv Little Companv of Mary
at
Evergreen
Park,
Chicago,
111.
They
Motherhouse
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
Dana
(Telephone
post
office
Canada.
Seibert.
STate
at
$63.00
New
per
FINANCIAL
President.
2-0613); 1
York, N.
year.
CHRONICLE
Published
Drapers'
Y„
Other
Gardens,
under
the
Countries,
(Reg.
twice
London,
Act
$67.00
U.
week
a
of
per
8.
Patent
[every
E.
March
C.,
3,
cash
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
a
dissolved
will
he
short-term
by
of a 40% interest
7,800 acres in Los
in
of
five
cents
company
the
has
paid
whose
Kio
Oil
&
Development
acquired
of
as
from
Nov.
Fox
for
of
all
latter
its
Nov.
Brewing
Co.
assets
thQ
of
corporation
of
snares
to
9369
pursuant
and
Fox
1954,
the
664.142
distributed
Co.
Peter
30,
operations
exchange
share by the
dividends since
per
no
principal offices are located at
Hills, Calif., was incorporated
Beverly
gas
Peter
plus
stock
caoital
shareholders
the
of
stock,
F.
Capital expenditures during
$85,435,000, all of it financed out of
the
year,
in
now
earned
all expected to be completed during
states.
A new general office building
of
process
$29,243,557
the
year
ended
on
total
sales'
July
31,
taxes,
1956.
total sales of $429,-
on
against
as
$377,590,198
Corp.—Awarded
for
net earnings of
previous year.—
the
Contract
Air
to
air
condition
Cpi^l
domestmally-owned
Oct.
on
18
by
onM-e
Condition
a
for
of
the
air
system
is
equivalent
to
It is designed t > occupy
than
similar
oil,
that
%
plane is parked on
the lamp,
and
taxiing
country.
is
being
More
installed
thah
half
in
of
the
the
in
6.200-mile system
order
early in
they
as
from
notes
of
and
the
Matthews. The latter will
in
serve
not
in
operation.. The
most
over
Mr.
remain
as
a
to
to
agreed
of
the board
Clark has
served
as
the
of
Board
of
to
Directors
since
Little, Vice-President of the companv in charge of operations,
who joined Cascade in April of 1956 and who has had
extensive ex¬
perience in the natural gas industry, is currently effecting the com¬
of
the
company's
expansion
communities
served.—V.
183,
Central
Foundry
Co.—Earnings
p.
throughout
program
($1
banks,
from
89 85G
Interest
the
32
—V.
184.
p.
Lower,
Fed.
taxes
on
the
C.
M.
of
Roland
Net
income
$1,974,745
$2,303,683
94,161
328,655
269,755
17.375
80,753
47,247
252,700
354.600
821,079
184,
Office)
p.
$322,335
$744,258
$931,486
1475.
William
B.
•
design
Subscriptions
in
Company,
and
advertis lntr
Smith.
United
Publishers, 25 Park
issue)
Copyright
States,
U.' S.
1956
with
by
Place,
have
with
Not
Possessions,
B.
for
foreign
subscriptions
an
below
d advertisements
Territories
must
be
of
stock
Corporation
several!^
have
respective
num¬
90.0O0
& Stone___——. 90,000
Company
30,000
30,000
&
that
the
5,000
——
Stetson
5,000
—
made
In
with
1957
Dodge—-
far-reaching
and
President,
manufacture,
combined
been
to
said
new
dynamic
principles
exciting new applications of
produce an advanced design 1957
with
riding
new
road
smoother,
made
cars
virtually
craracteristics,
free
of
shock."
new
found
a
only in
high
priced
major contribution
reduce^car
to
sports
cars.
highway safety,
but
it
also
height
by as much as five inches, so
Lancer hardtop stands less than 55 inches high.—V. 184,
to
1579.
Company.
and
wider
Dodge
and
this
Dodge
York 7, N. Y.,
issue on Monday]
Dana
and
formerly
only-is
REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert,
Other
Reentered
Members
of
New York
offices:
as
funaa.
135
second
Pan-American
•
remittance
named
&
Cohu
"entirely
noire
New
statistical
a
William
■'•'1,839,822 shs.
exercise
same
qualities
p.
Dana
FINANCING
autodynamic principles respons'ble for achieving this new
driving sensation in the 1957 Dodge also made possible many of the
car's swppt-wing Styling advances.
An
all-new suspension system and newly
designed frame give the
1957 Dodge a much lover certer of gravity,
providing road-hugging
1,052,200
$231,153
-
o*
nil,
(assuming
1475.
Patterson,
auto
enabled
-V.
gas
$950,000
for
reserved
company the following
stock offered hereby :
Company,
F. "Hutton
longer
materials,
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$788,471
33,174
inc._:
after
barrels
advances for
quieter performance, the 1957 Swept-Wing Dodge passenger
the to- first appearance in dealer showrooms on Oct. 30.
The
$637,361
______
oer
Outstanding
4.000.000 shs.
—._
shares
common
&
Winslow,
Decline—
120.334
expanse
of
PRESENT
TO
underwriters
from
the
Model,
Dodge
1956—3 Mos.—1955
operations
the
officers.
purchase
vibration,
Depreciation
ol"
outstanding
.944
m
of
gas
terms
MCF
be
waq
properties.
nroperties
due
value)
par
certain
Laird
403.
Show
of
directors
of
M.
pletion
EFFECT
Rvohs & Company
Rodman & Renshaw___
i
W.
in
and
MCF
2.604
s^a-o
oil
gas
expressed
which will
hereby, is
and
the
end
Chrysler Corp.—Shows Swept-Wing
Chairman
1953.
reserves,
offered
GIVING
include
of-shares of
bers
member
State
Hydrocarbon.
a
e0r»"nin"'s
for
nil
its
liquid 'n-oducts
products,
UNDERWRITERS—The
com¬
in
options
consulting capacity.
a
thr
$840,960
in
company
shares
payable
stock
Common
arrive
1957.
the
1957__-$2.500 000
1,
from
Thursday (general news
England, c/o Edwards &
1879,
o;l
liquid
CAPITALIZATION
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.—New President—
and
in
Westpan
Capital Co.,
Authorized
Bickers-'
be
service
recoverable
of
250,000
of
interest
con¬
humility at all times
and in flight,
ordered
field
from
and
minimum
equipment
airplanes
75
obtained
company
$10,350,000 of
real estate
and
residual
stock
the
"Does
conditioning
;
Jalcd Inc., of Dallas.
"tm'er'"" in
liquid
Panhandle
West
had
the
above.
from
f v.
of
the
barrels
the
of
Feb.
temperature
tot1
barrels
4'.2%
comfortable
described
sales at the rate of 12 cents per MCF),
and
.952
barreiS of
2,036 barrels of liquid products and 2,669 MCF of gas (assuming
saels at the rate of 15 cents per MCFi.
gas
'"
maintain
the
in
Inc.
1956
estimated
of
of
2.036
.M-p'-oo commercial aircraft—"-as
the aircraft company and Carrier
conditioning
of
amount
Viscount
new
place
31,
company's
share
Airlines'
company acquired
of
$630,706 an
cost
Jalco,
Aug.
properties,
sale
to
only
Capital's
in
83,299,040
of
exchange
total
an
undivided 40%
interest
by the company,
certain
real property
consisting of approximately 7800 acres located in Los Angeles County,
Calif., and certain oil and gas properties and rights for a purchase
price of $8,247,600 for the real estate and
$2,102,400
for the
oil
construction.
aft°r
1956,
which
On
the
the
in
California
corporation
and
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of
Transamerica
Corp.,
purchased from Bartholomae Corp. of California, as tenants in com¬
mon
in the proportions of an undivided 60%
interest by Capital and
are
report
the
and
May,
Texas,
In
March,
1956
Christiana
changed
its nam°
to
effective April 1. 1956 it transferred all if its assets
1955.
liabilities
at
a
hvdi'ocarbons
company's main plant at Camden, N. J., con*
plant at Napoleon, Ohio, and of a West Coast
California
acquiring and, operating oil and gas pronevties.
acquired Master Video National Corp. which it
operated as- the Master Video National Division after
and
31,
Corp.
In
of
it
1955
Texas,
ago.
year.
exchange,
the company
consisting of
by
shares
evidenced
amounted
to
$2,500,000,
plus
The bank loans wp-» incurred
1956.
dividend
a
us
and
consisted
.
NOTE:
over¬
January, 1956 Kio sold all ,of its oil and gas properties
Corp. for $1,100,000 and thereafter until April
1, 1956 its
August,
M.
423.
the
Profit
Aug. 1, 1956,
and mature semi-annually from Nov.
1, 1957 to May 1,
1971, inclusive.
The
was
consisted
August
are
equipment totaled $20,519,000
vigorous expansion program in¬
years
totaled
Period End. Sept. 30—
100%
dated
are
these
of
.
In
developing and
its
Spencer Clark, Seattle industrialist and financier, has been named
President
of
this
corporation
following the
resignation
of
Stewart
Ind.—Bonds
•
Dealers
In
business
offered
of
in
oil
Thereafter
C.
.
*
Hospital,
for
Lester,
the
shares
offering
sale
1956,
29,
corporation),
E.
registration
200,000
share.
per
This
the
indebtedness
1,
reorganization
the
Capital Airl'n"s (c the se^nd maior aircraft air
conditioning contract; announced recently by Carrier.—V. 184, p. 1226.
Calif.—Registers
amendment
in
aircraft.
will
The
Commission—
an
to
new
at
stock
ago.
principally of cash and
marketable
securities.
Kio
its name to Christiana Oil Corp. cn March 26. 1°56 and
April l,
1956 acquired all of the assets and liabilities of
M, F. Corp. in exchange for 887.608 shares of its
capital stock.
M. F. Corp. was incorporated Feb. 6, 1951 in Delaware as Christiana
Oil Corp.
and commenced business about Feb.
1, 1952.
Its principal
added.
Armstrongs, Ltd.r in Englalnd are currently
pletely air conditioned fleet is expected to
1987.
p.
tax
capital
year
share.
property,
1955,
1,
Boulevard,
of
sprays,
convenient
tha
effective
the
announced
this
in
of
Board.
for
preceding year's
previous high of
Calif.
Delaware
Illinois
relating
and
forward
several
have
new
is
for
—when
advertising budget, it
II,
in
plan
a
(an
by
Monica
1954
to
base
copper
be
23,
and
plant
new
required for two average-size homes.
and weighs considerably less
Day Beauty Set Shampoo" and "'Ten
Creme"—were created to "lock in" a
the set last ten
the
(par
and
copper
location
its
and
Murphy
space
beauty market,
hair
grooming
new
a
from
purchase
Ranch
BUSINESS—Corporation,
Santa
gas
.
capital
in
that
enlarging
Mr.
Ian-',
of
a
Capacity
,
The
.
increase
processes,
carrying
plant
contract
Air
national
after
$1,150,000
a
lacquers
Fund,
Securities
the
of
revolutionary
by Martin L. Straus
Conditioning
for
share
two
retail
debut
woman
and
California
With
p'ace
22
sets,
wave
enables
same
larger
a
products—"Ten
hearset
woman's
hair
Oct.
on
for
and
years
of
ventional
will
national
up
Announced
due
bid
corporation
for
pro*
of
Corp.
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.—To Launch New Products—
184,
Oct, 31 offered 250,000 shares
en
a
Aug.
the
DIVIDEND—Except
Co.—Expansion—Earnings—
company
fiscal
p.
jointly
-
accrued
quarter
p.
1578.
earnings
the
company's
income
of
share,
cents
with
company on Nov.
its organization.
Co.
fleet—the
bonds
of
and
the
"
$700,000
plans
for
company
184,
It
this
•
schedule. Com¬
on
Capital Airlines Jet-Prop Viscounts—
As
from
(par $1). at $6.87Vz
from
County,
assets
year,
Carrier
first
rise
the
over
shares
a
proceeds
Bartholomae
terms
2.
p.
connection
the
The
until
Co.
1°60
purchase
of
excess
tenders
interest
in
distribu*
Buildings
Anr!l
d"p
$2.39
is 35
in
the
breaking for the new plant of Calumet
Ltd., in London, Ont., Canada, took place on
grading and foundation work well proceed at once.
schedule,"
on.
Camden
V.
Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
announces
purchase
sinking
183,
in
major obstacle to continued growth •"in the consumption
the present rate to considerably higher levels.
from
1957
A
Irving
slackening
that ground
Soup
by the
841,220
in
distribution
1,089,000
or
to
the
payment
of
loans, which at Sept.
accrued
Tekoil
$29,133,197
and
increased
and
15%
a
after
applied
bank
to
the
The
manufacture
1955.—V.
of
regular
\
for
1956.
$2,735,210
PROCEEDS—Net
1965.
p.
last
the
Burroughs
3,
plant
at
quarter
sales
record
31,
stock
concession
of
fourth
Kio.
struction
t
the
in
Bush Terminal Buildings
The
further
a
proceeding generally
production
staled
company's
stituted
last
areas
facilities
the
newly established
areas
will
be
Chicago, San Francisco and Ottawa.
chiefly
•mortgage
50-year
trustee, the bank
t^e
of
sees
during
Series E desk-size digital computers, and Series G
printing, tabulating, and punch-card equipment when the
companies united last July.—V. 181, p. 1014.
Dec.
for
on
the progress o-L modernization and
Lovell stated,
"Wolverine
Tube's
Detroit
eventual
$1,118,045
was
$6,534,222
to
from
subscribed and the books closed.
cause
.
to
taxes
the, third
rose 8%
1555.
Revenues
$6,501,780.
quarter
of
1954.
on
common
Angeles
Ala
a
were
share
Site
hiushroom
Calif.,
third
period
$482,872
$166,638,876,
9%
increase
in
earnings
a
Canada
squps
High-speed
two
renegotiation
outlook
Wolvering Tube, involving
is nearing completion.
Ample casting capacity
and
tube
Expenditures
Expansion—*
Pasadena,
regional
sales
computer
.
C.,
is
DATATRON
tion
formation
increased
•
-
ElectroData
Canada.
Headquarters
Washington, D.
possible
the
earnings.
corporation's
"week
Mr.
set
of
capacity."
Rehabilitation
The
may
for
reports
totaled
and
of
183,
"The
1678.
p.
needs
proceeding
—
184,
copper
Decatur,
improving products
share, it was announced by the company on
An underwriting group headed
by The First
Corp. purchased the remaining shares.
See
per
of
changed
of
97% of the 311,040 offered to them at
or
for
that
:
Reporting that sales for fisca.l 1956 were 13.8%
year's record high, William B. Murphy, President,
Subscriptions — The stock¬
holders have subscirbed for a total of
302,461 shares of
—
Earnings for both periods are after
dividend requirements of $168,096.
Model, Roland & Stone
months,
1956.
stated
2,717,033
on
Soya Co., Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
sales
1956.
22,
pany
Bucyrus-Erie Co.
made
and
Program is
the
Campbell
or
nine
machinery
and
facilities'" have
been
made
three-fourths of the $4,000,000 authorized for this
at
Lovell
Hecla
—V.
location.
computer
as
been
1955
shareholders
seamless
Oct.
portable
job
required
a
applications
in
full
1955:
hfiw
increases
Mr.
&
a bench-top
interchange¬
plus a six-'
supply,
available
to
movement
on
completely
power
similar
■common
for
present
alloy
Announced—
the
Sub¬
in
tubing.
activites,
maximum
43.c.
Known
of
casting shop expansion,
the
where
| to
Work
gram.
for
use
price
copper
approximately
has
new
has
in
President,
Modernization
mitments
The type of footwear to be manufactured
by Brown Shoe Co.
riot yet been determi • ^d but is
anticipated that operation of the
lactory will start about Dec. 1—V. 183, p. 300G.
Brush
the
for
Reporting
Plant
option.
.v
For
in
construction
floor
becomes
for
was
ended
months
share
per
Christiana Oil Corp.—Stock Offered—An underwrit¬
ing group headed by Laird & Company, Corporation; and
$0.83
acquired
were
1956
company
sq.
above
above
investments.
as
acquisition.
provision
Lovell,
included
shown
of
contracts
R.
of
decline
and the Bernie Devel—
located in
Bernie,
Mo.
1955
date
is
three
the
cents
ago.
same
gain
ended Aug.
year
for
22.4
2,160,344
$1.46
carried
same
demand
this
by
of
of
«pace
Co.—Leases Factory Building—
lease
to
provisions, equal to
outstanding,
as
Earnings before taxes
were
$5,245,342 and income tax provisions were 52,510,132. compared
with $5,113,990 and $2,507,080 in the 1955 fiscal
year—V. 184, p. 3.
$1,782,716
2,085,343
subsidiaries
SI.04
This is a 6%
increase over earnings of
share on 2,675.398 common shares reported
year
the
a
against $2,606,910,
earnings
the
ing
Brown
minor
2,675,398
Dec.
at
earnings
equal
quarterly
$1,106,267
company
Net
appears
satisfactory.
However, lie does not exueot
for the balance of the year will equal those reported
period last year when production was at a hi<rh icliowtermination of the strike at the Calumet Division.
The recent
that
184,
'
A
net
per
a
for
showed
against
$2.51
133,750
$3,057,019
stock
common
income
net
of
Endicott
$1.68
1956.—V.
certain
NOTE—Nd
'/%,.■
■
$6,051,350
$153,055,800
$1,916,466
178,125
avail,
whose
Government
Net
-•Earns,
cents
$144,823,662
119,701
dividends
♦Except for
1956—9 Mos.—1955 \
$9,904,892
terminated
operating revenues for the
"
$1,796,765
219,266
wholly-owned subsidiaries
shares outstanding __.i
Earnings per common share
$10,969,527
___
21.1
or
customers
H946.000
than
Net
Union Gas Co.—Earnings Up
Period End. Sept. 30—
until
reports
before
"This
3,432.819
$1.11
$776,906,
period
fiscal
4,864,913
outstanding.
and
Central
$3,015,878
of
net
Preferred
suc¬
higher
of
like
Total
3,742,765
income
Total
;
1119.
p.
1956
shares
the
Net
provided
has
months'
30,
from
$47,261,073
6,283,878
income
on
5,138,255
2,717,083
31, 1955, income reser¬
preferred dividend requirements of $650,634 in the
period and $G12,384 in the 12 months' period ended
before
interest
1955
$48,957,261
taxes__
the
contingency reserves
this period the company
taxes
1956.
$732,689,
Inc.—Earnings Up Sharply—
9 Months-Ended Ended Sept. 30—
sales
Net
include
other
During
year.
all of
up
and
12
common
■
Federal
share
and,
corporation
Sept.
as
Calumet & Hecla,
;
capital
March, 1956.
in
after
329,766
$25,061,427
outstanding-
interest
30.
The
required by Little Company of Mary
bonds.
'
v
vV
these
332,526
$27,791,309
!___
common
and
earlier
Sept.
for
transactions
3,687.443
per
vation;
in the northwestern
extending-into Greater Chicago,
and
as
income
shares
"After
Hill-Burton
(2) allocation of funds
1955
$24,731,681
income
Common
cost
__.
revenues
Operating
is
Earned
*
•
and
construction
new
Common
Iht.
Total
Chicago, 111.
valuation
surplus power
the
constituting
Pierre,
Indiana,
equipment
at
.
against
In
by
and
1956
$27,458,783
*
buildup fund .'campaign to be conducted
Profit
oeriods
fixed
Corp.—Earnings Up—
Sept. 30—
Operating income after Federal
fLosses resulting from liquidation of inventories in
the third quarters
at
cost
in
excess
of
current
market
value,
were
offset
•
a
Hospital,
4,231,276
1,501,515
1956__
months
Hunter-Douglas
was
30,
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
12 Months Ended
Operating revenues—
From
regular customers,
174,700
2,858,220
1956_^__
30,
Sept.
secured
corporations
security
Federal
111., and
.
sh.
total
section
4,405.976
341,767
outstanding Sept.
com.
operations
of
3,392,000
i_:
redemption
constructing a new addition to Calvary
Home at San
Pierre, Ind. The estimated cost of this new construction is
$1,839,568.
exclusive of movable equipment.
1
(li
9,110,976
______
available
NOTE-—Each
stock
t6,591,987
dividend
shares
per
taxes_____
____.
stock
inc.
on
•'
127,761,500 124,303,258
______
taxes
date
or
Act, as allocated by the
Indiana Board of Health, will
provide $105,442 of construction funds in
1956 and an additional Federal Grant
has been assured for 1957. The
balance of the cash required to pay in full the
construction costs of
the new addition will be provided
principally from two sources, namely;
1955
^
v
for Fed.
Provision for federal income
prov.
profit
*
t?,1956
if
payment
and
a
premium
as
prior to May 1, 1961;
be effected after May 1,
on
of
57
price of $48,450.;
a
Subs.)—Earnings—
_____
before
Net
at
be
and
the
PROCEEDS—The
A
(&
Sept. 30—
'.i,.
.
Profits
1956
premium
interest
any
interest
$3,438,806.
of Com-
equity in approximately
on
effected
'-Net
The
purchased in June,
investment constituting
Asset value
will
of
Evergreen Park,
Commonwealth
shares
such
$10,000
a
of
bonds
buildings
property
915.
p.
Nine Months End.
K
share,
per
Bridgeport Brass Co.
;.v
100,000
outstanding stock of Commonwealth.
of unimproved land
acres
in capital stock
by
The
or
part
accrued
;
land,
time the corporation owns and intends to rent
improvements properties in Prince Georges County, Md.
present
with
in
or
principal,
redemption be
Georges
resell
whole
of
payment
follows:
3
8.
La
class
Union,
Salle
matter
$60.00
Editor and Publisher;
Chicago 3, Ullnolk
Street,
February
per
year;
25,
In
1942,
at
Dominion
the
oJ
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Cochrane
This
has
Solic s-Contact
released
just
on
also
cut-away photograph are several pages of plan
and elevation drawings showing wide variety Of designs available.
The builetin discusses
theory and problems ol cold water clarifica¬
Supplementing
tion,
well
as
included
V.
is
184,
a
section
a
and applications of various designs.
Also
auxiliary and supplementtal apparatus.—
advantages
as
on
Offering—A
Co.—Secondary
United
Air
Lines,
below,—V.
Inc.
1^2,
Contract—
shares
will
sale
of
is
$
$
—V.
184,
Prichard
and
was'
It
announced
Board
B.
E.
and
Babcock,
by
1
Nov.
on
L.
Tractor
of
E.
Wareheim,
C.
of
Chairman
of this company, and Irving
Finance, Inc.,
formerly Dearborn
President
Grimes,
President
Birmingham,
Mich.,
that
Commercial Credit
Co., through a newiy formed suosidiary, has acquired tiie receivables
of the former Dearborn Motors Credit Corp. in the aggregate amount
of
approximately $65,000,000.
The new subsidiary has been named
Dearborn Motors Credit Corp.
and its operations will be carried on
as
a
sepaiate unit, specializing in the financing of tractors and farm
Motors
Credit
sale
and
mately
ment
Dearborn
retjil
80%
of
Ford
been
have
specialized in the whole¬
machinery, approxi¬
Corp.
financing of tractors and farm
which has been products of the
of
Division
Plans
Credit
Motors
Motor
made
to
Tractor
Imple¬
and
Co.
of
operations
the
farm
It
expected
that
will
in
is
ness
order
be
furtherance
its
outstanding
the
of
excess
business.—V.
$100,000,000
Credit
184,
in
receivables
Co.'s
this
during
is
a
diversification
of
program
busi¬
class of
1957.
This
of
subscribing
stock
common
(par $25)
to
the
since
1916.
Regular
have
annum)
that
shares
The
name
and
the
of
Fr*m
E.
class
B
filed
applied
office
Total
56'/4
cents
share
per
1,
public
It
The
The
as
Marine
Power
and
Co.,
its
1905 to The Connecticut Power Co.
located
1951
Cumberland
176
Aug.
to
at
31,
1956,
(including
It's principal
Wethersfield, Conn.
Ave.,
additions
net
construction
work
to
the
in
company's
progress)
were
expenditures
which
31,
during
1955
and
1956
estimated
are
The
units
company
intends
pany
$1
value,
par
incorporated
was
to
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Outstanding
35-yr.
1st & gen. 3%'mtge. bonds, ser. D, due May 1,1982
30-yr. 1st & gen. 3% mtge. bonds, ser. E, due Nov. 1, 1978
30-yr. lst&gen. 2*4% mtge. bonds, ser. F,due Oct. 1, 1980
30-yr. lst&gen. 3'/b% mtge. bonds, ser.G, dueNov. 1, 1984
3%%
serir.l
3%%-
serial
and
$50,000
4.50%
of
to
offering
to
outstanding
the
reduce
—V.
*tock
184,
$25)___
(par
repay
Consumers Cooperative Association,
•—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Association
SEC,
to
covering
extent
not
paid
to
of
other
of
Consumers
in
particular
and
extent
20,000
earned
of
squares
of
dealer
sell
to
.sold
before
5%%
to
Association's
broker.
or
with
directly
The
laws
the
of
Sucfa
the
such
and
commission
It
stock
and
employees
No
sales.
preferred
$5,000,000 to
be offered has
proceeds
Association
Cooperative
Kansas
on
be
is
to
the
is
inten¬
purchaser
any
received
been
not
received
as
wiil
and
in
1931
be
Association
is
and
a
association.
will
from
the
allocated
be
for
used
cooperative basis
associations
in
the
as
was
added
supply
a
wholesale
Association
states
of
is
any
to
the
is
Can
stockholders
Oct.
26
ol
approved
expected
of
to
be
Continental
source
under
the
for
local
farmers'
Iowa,
Oklahoma
and
and
Kansas.
the
merger
effective
equally
V.
this
Net
of Gair
into
for
Robert
Gair
Continental.
Co.,
The
Inc
,
Continental
second
preferred
V.
Stock
stock
Credit Corp., San Antonio, Texas—Pre¬
Offered—The company on Oct, 15 offered
Common
is
redeemable
share
per
TO
and
accrued
PRESENT
(par
$10.
dividends,
FINANCING
35,000 shs.
17,500 shs
stock (par $100.
750 shs.
750 shs
750 shs.
10-year
'The
company
original
May
31,
monthly
tures.
debentures.
has
They
of
sum
was
mature
$50,000
10-year
principal
1956,.
instalments
these
securities
secured
in
by
$50,000.
$37,491.68.
31,
PROCEEDS—Corporation
tracts
subordinated
total t$555.
May
^50
designed
smaller
for
shown.
also
was
Semi-
A
which
upon
They
are
Payments
Light
&
the
balance
May
current
1,
on
due
1953,
the
as
and
deben¬
use
the
proceeds
of
from
the
sale
buying time sales
of
con¬
has
issued
exemption
an
Freighting Corp. for $136,447.
& Company
is controlled by Christiana
closed-end, non-divirsified investment com¬
iv
r
...
The
or
With
Tex.—Files
records
"brain"
of
will
that
than
more
track
keep
the
of
and
has
been
which
"brain"
additions,
"read"
can
"write"
and
the
at
60,000
of
rate
digits
simultaneously handling
1,000 multiplications, or 4,000
5,000 comparisons. The "brain" is scheduled for delivery
second,
per
Corp.,
Datamatic
or
next July.—V.
184, p.
113.
He
succeeds
1955.
114.
p,
reports
July
peaks in
new
31,
1956.
net sales and
earnings for the
.
equal,
was
shares
net
of
after
preferred
stock
common
profit of $334,033,
stock
at
the
close
outstanding
$1.31
or
ol
the
compared
dividends,
$1.43
to
July 31,
on
share
a
255,728
fiscal
previous
on
year.—•
Stainless
Steel
Oct.
on
Sept.
30,
Corp.—Earnings Up 48%—
25
1956
of
shares
,
Sales
in
It is
the
first
with
nine months of 1956 were reported at $35,942,257
in the comparative period last year.
that the current expansion program at the Baltimore
$26,282,246
announced
mills
is
year.
This increase
going
furnace
is
"Planned
facilities
schedule,
on
in
capacity,
addition
about
add
to
50%
bring
to
will
program
ahead
in
equipment,
^
N.
reported
net
earnings for the nine
$2,525 288, equal to $4.35 a share on
outstanding. This is an increase of 48% com¬
with the $1,700,642 or $2.93 a share lor the first nine months of
compared
arc
has
V.
•
1612.
p.
be
completed
includes
Sendzimir
mill
supporting
and
'■
capacity
50%
to about 80,000 tons annually, the
ingot production and provide balanced
to
for higher ingot output and increased
ishing operations," he said.—V. 183, p. 2536.
E! Paso Electric
nexi
early
30-ton electric
new
a
rolling
completed.
mill
some
will
and
which
the
both
rolling
fin¬
and
Co.—To Issue Notes—
j This company has filed an application with the Federal Power Com¬
seeking
authority
to
issue
$9,000,000
principal amount of
mission
promissory notes.
not
company
exceeding
Part
of
the
-\
.
months
proceeds
borrow
to
proposes
12
from
would
the
used
be
date
to
of
original
refund
issue
$1,300 000
promissory notes and the balance used to
for construction
expenditures
already
made
company
with other
renewal
or
of
presently
the
reimburse
and,
together
operations, to carry out part of the construction
progress and
planned through 1957.
from
cash
in
now
' ';■>
:
from banks for periods
money
the
outstanding
company's construction program for the first eight months of
required the expenditure of $3,763,000 and the company estimated
about
$3,500,000
will be required
in the
remaining four months of
The
1956.
operates
the new "brain" is a large-scale
general-purpose electronic data-processing system known as Datamatic
1000.
It
will occuoy 5,000 square feet of air conditioned, humiditycontrolled space and will consist of 12 sections.
These include a central
by
Developed
Secretary-Treasurer,, it
President.
1956
hospital
residents
Michigan
3,500,000
elected
The
Giant Brain—
Michigan Hospital Service, it was revealed on Oct. 22.
by the
been
Friedlander,
Secrtary-Treasurer
of
The
Hydraulic
Press
Mount Gilead, Ohio, which is now a division of
corporation
The
a
has
was
with
common
contrast.
Dallas,
Co.,
filed
23
Oct.
on
/
1957
Electrolux
This
after
Corp.—Reports Lower Net Earnings—
makers
three months'
1,230,500
all
and
taxes
$11,400,000. El Paso
utility system in Texas and New Mexico.—V. 183,
1
corporation,
for the
will require approximately
program
electric
an
2182.
p.
of
vacuum
cleaners,
Oct.
on
reported
24
period ended Sept
30, 1956, net profit of $315,036
charges, equivalent to 26 cents a share on the
other
of common stock outstanding.
This compares with a
of $591,945, equivalent to 48 cents a share, for the corre¬
1955 period.
Net profit for
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1956, amounted to
$1,746,048 after taxes and all other charges, equivalent to $1.42 a share
net
shares
profit
sponding
Dayton Rubber Co.—Private Loan—The
has
company
$2,000,000 from the Equitable Life Assurance
the United States0, through the issuance of
Society
of
15-year
4V2%
nounced
ten
of
the
and
new
will
loan
production
b?
used
facilities,"
diversification
Rubber's
several
L.
products.
during the next few
Mr.
31,
Freedlander
will
1956
pected
in
of
disclosed
establish
that
the
new
184,
p.
the
for
said.
the
isters With
"Dayton
•
development
will
expenditures
fiscal
that
and
record
of
be
The
same
capital
ending Oct.
growth is ex¬
It
SEC.
is
Mallon
N.
Chairman
J.
B.
of
has
the
competitive bidding.
Nov.
of the
At
regis-
necessary
named
and
will
to
the
remain
1956.—V.
184,
p.
O'Connor, formerly Executive
Gordon
G.
directors.
leading
drilling
The
assets
Chief
of
Officer.
184,
the
of
elected
to
Guiberson
tools
oil
and
Dresser's
Corp.,
molded
board
the
Guibeison
1R5G,
in
Corp.
for
Dresser
agreed to remain
as
a
were
acquired
reported
President
of
by
Dresser
consideration
stock..
common
the
At
the
Guiberson
of
Indus¬
approxi¬
time,
Mr.
corporation.
1793,
p.
corresponding period in
After
$1,342,510,
shares
in
or
the
$2.23
outstanding
with
a
profit
net
corresponding
amendment
an
additional
an
1955
to
its
registration
2,000,000
shares
of
2650.
p.
of
shares
the
for
30,
for
orders
the
first
equal
81
months
of
1956; was
to
to
.
period
to
$1.71
outstanding.
This
cents
share
per
Sept.
30,
$33,125,819,
on
1955.
compared
1955.
approximately $35,000,000.
$30,000,000.—V. 184.
about
'
"
.
months
dividends,
outstanding at
backlog amounted
.
nine
stock
to
amounted
nine
Sept;:30,
the
preferred
common
stock
period
425.
p.
of
100%—
for.
after
$650,718
common
on
the
1956
of
1956
Over
income
equal,
shares
income
net
.
v.
Empire District Electric Co.—Granted Franchise—
of
voters
turned
Seneca,
Mo.,
have
granted
a
10-year
franchise
to
this
by a vote of 294-79. The ballot came after the voters twice
proposals for a bond issue to build a municipal electric
company
down
system, according
1121.
to D. C.
McKee, President
of
Empire District.—V. 183,
p.
Excelsior Insurance Co. of New York—Stock Offered
—The company on Oct. 16 offered to its common stock-f
holders of record Oct. 10, 1956, the right to subscribe
on
or
before Nov. 15, 1956, for 25,000 additional shares
of common stock (par $6) at $10 per share on the basis
of
one
new
share for each
PROCEEDS—The
are
1955.
per
share
1956
period.
the
net
income
601,812
This
amounted
shares
compares
share on thev equivalent
Sept. 30, 1955.—V. 184, p.
per
on
on
of
to
be
seven
shares held.
insurance.
of
with
net
number
520.
to $1,129,-
common
stock
income
of
of
common
1919.
The
net
cash
proceeds
from, the
sale
of
No under¬
the
securities
used
increased
for working capital and to permit the
company, because
capitalization, to write additional amounts and classes of
■
.
BUSINESS—The
provision for estimated taxes,
outstanding
the
writing is involved.
Earnings before taxes for the nine-month period ended Sept. 30, 1956,
amounted to $2,341,195.
This compares with earnings of $2,785,329 in
the
for
of
Dallas, Texas, a
products for
rubber
production.
August,
$10,000,000
Guiberson
of
183,
net
534,741
$23,153,333
June
The
position
Executive
Vice-President, succeeds Mr. Mallon
been
has
President
and
of
in
Inc.,
mately
—V.
Guiberson
is
He
manufacturer
filed
29
$1,129,685
the
Backlog of
On
4.
President.
as
with
compares
San Diego, Calif.—Reg¬
Exchange Commission—
covering
reports
of
anticipated the regis¬
14,
newly-created
as
30
on
534,203
with
Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
been
Board
This
share,
a
Co.—Earnings Up
Shipments
of applications with the
forward to the issuance
presently
about
or
on
SEC
$1).—V.
(par
company
Sept.
share
the
Light Co.—To Sell Preferred—
filed
be
Oct.
on
the
with
stock
This
ended.
per
the filing
Commission and the SEC, looking
additional shares of preferred stock at
time, the board authorized the filing
statement will
$1.74
to
Securities and
corporation
statement
year
further
1350.
directors on-Oct.. 26 authorized
tration
outstanding.
886.
p.
Electronics Investment Corp.,
of
expansion
Elliott
sales
a
'Tration statement with trie
shares
equivalent
183,
provide the capacity required
these new products, as well as for
1957.—V.
fiscal
Capital
1,230,500
$2,141,486,
period.—V.
to
years
increasing demand for
long established Dayton lines."
the
for
Freedlander
resulted in the
has
program
important
largely
Mr J
the
meet
the
on
after the issuance of the notes.
years
"Proceeds
company's
31>
Oct.
on
Freedlander, President, an¬
Repayment is scheduled to begin
A.
notes,
1274, equal to $1.88
the conduct of its business
automobiles.
dated
are
in
1963.
will
183,
bindings
material.
match
that
colors
of
for
bound
for
covers
variety
a
piece
Drewry's Ltd. U. S. A., Inc.—Earnings Off-r-
outstanding
25,
resigned.
$394,180
580,660
shs
*$50,000
debentures
Oct.
on
Corp.—Reports New Records—
ended
Exchange Commission—
electronic
new
tries,
Outstanding
nonvoting pfd. stk. (par S100)
6%
of
$102
EFFECT
Authorized
Class I non-voting
pfd.
Class A
the
at
GIVING
,
stock
punch
hand
bound
companion
cut
die
or
in
Power
company
ordered
oilwell
CAPITALIZATION
.
the
Dresser Industries,
Continental
of
variety
a
International
George
common
Eastern
stock.—
publicly, without underwriting, 750 shares of 6% cumu¬
lative class A
non-voting preferred stock at par ($100
per share).
This
A portable
material
to
be
come
Dallas
H.
ferred
four
Binder,
embossed
covers
of 80,000
merger
and
■"
262,143
on
of
This
new
portable
Desk-A-Lectric
be bound with plastic bindings.
times faster than a hand punch
to
operate
by
of
compared
shares
line of plastic binding
new
a
Deleware P.S.
immediately and called for 8/10 of a share
oach, with Gair preferred shares being
new
share
per
1016.
p.
Wyoming
for
a
profit
last,
their
material
to
help.
Speed
Securities and
1350.
p.
announced
26
Delaware Power &
and
company
in
Woodward
ended
year
compares
Co., Inc.—Merger Approved—
both
common
exchanged
184,
said
less
with
and
inch
and
The
Continental
on
184,
either of the two
punches, was also introduced.
It will bind 175 to 200 pieces an hour.
In
addition
to
the
equipment, Cummins has a plastic supply line
which includes new plastic bindings in diameters from
inch to 1 Va
purchasing
organized
Colorado,
Missouri, Nebraska, North and South Dakota,
r-V.
182, p. 2017.
The.
is
skilled
without
sale
to
general corporate
incorporated
cooperative
The
a
cooperative
below.—V.
announced
perforating
Automatic
to
manufacturing
operates
for
stepped up
Consumers
of
Oct.
also
company
machine
offices
patronage
members
purposes.
and
The
borrowed
be
cushioning
sales
America—Acquisition—
of
Corp.
4%
cooperatives.
stock,, to
projet.
funds
to
to
Cooperative
conjunction
proceeds
preferred
general
refunds)
are
underwriter,
any
member
net
the
offered
Association
than
The
registration statement with the
5'/a%
preferred
stock
(cumulative
crash
aggregated $10,782,392 for the recent fiscal year,
with $9,147,286 in the 12 months ended
July 31, 1955.
bank
short-term
,
anyone
the
of
patronage
a
(cumulative
be
to
the
through
tion
stock,
securities
by
filed
25
shares
beiore
preferred
refunds).
others
Oct.
on
180,000
earned
second
The
Co.
Research
corporation on
Punch
The
A
Kansas City, Mo.
furniture
ingredients
increasingly
pads, house¬
finding
are
automobile
Nemours
recently
Net
subordi¬
a
N.
This corporation
to
equipment lor office use.
This is the company's first venture into
the
plastic
equipment field.
In
addition,
the company announced
new
models of their regular line of office equipment.
medical
786,722 shs.
de
Duro-Test
Cummins-Chicago Corp., Chicago, 111.—New Products
196,000
104,000 shs.
which
Company
Act
of
1940
permitting
the
from General Motors Corp. of the 33%%
registered
a
Woodward
program
1579.
p.
National
Datamatic Corp.—Introduces New
4,500,000
$50)__
(par
department
principal
a
who
fiscal
1954,
28,
10,000,000
_!
stock
GM
of
Pont
Co.,
months
490,000
banks
to
preferred
Common
Steel
Crucible
See
10,000,000
notes
payable
5,580,000
notes
Notes
$2,400,000
foams
the
ol
one
insulation,
announced
company
Manufacturing Co.,
Koehring Co.—V. 184,
The proposed
Jan.
on
letter of notification with the SEC
covering
431
shares
of
common
stock
(no
par)
to
be
offered
to
minority
stockholders on
a
l-for-16
basis at $185 per share,
without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for new con¬
struction
and working capital.—V
183, p. 885.
FINANCING
this
announced
Mr
aggregate
an
Delaware
in
the proceeds
use
for
note
The
GIVING
Division
which
Banis,
of $1,200,000
debentures and 24,000 shares of class B common
to be offered for public sale by an underwriting
are
1956.
CAPITALIZATION
is
urethane
'
been
acquire all of the outstanding stock qf Credit Finance Service, Inc.,
incorporated
in Maryland on April 23,
1953, and Credit Finance
Service, Inc., incorporated in Pennsylvania on July 2, 1953.
The com¬
at
approximately $3,500,000 remained to be expended
du
William
Exchange Commission—
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
offering price is $65 per unit.
group
($2.25
utility corporation engaged in
incorporated in 1899 under the
was
because
Elastomers
the
Investment
■
$28,000,000.
of
Aug.
of
since 1944.
It is anticipated
will participate in the regular
1956, if and when declared.
hereto
Connecticut
account
plant
$14,000,000
of
business.
of
is
1,
plant
approximately
dividends
taken
was
department.
chemicals, the new
rubber
operating
company's
1,
because
pared
be
the
of
Jan.
is, in turn, controlled by Delawaie Realty & Investment
registered closedend, non-diversified investment company,
of
the inter-company affiliations,
the aforesaid trans¬
action is prohibited by the Investment
Company Act unless an exemp¬
tion is
granted by the Commission.—V;
184,
d
1690
a
stock,
common
amount of
principal
stock.
The stock
will
depart¬
new
Exemption—
was
the
by
also
and,
Service, Inc., Wilmington, Del.—Regis¬
Securities and
corporation
This
stock
common
it
interest
I.
Co.,
to
of
continuously
operating
an
gas
State
Jan.
utility
paid
pursuant
changed in
was
executive
as
the
of
payable Dec.
is
company
electric
laws
share.
per
a
"Hypalon" synthetic rubber and "Hylene"
novelties,
SEC
SEC,
equity
registration statement with the SEC on
Oct. 30, 1956 covering 24,000 units/each unit consisting of $50 principal
amount of subordinated debentures, due
Nov. 1, 1968, and one share
This
Oct. 31.
on
sale
quarterly
been
purchased
quarterly dividend
the
the
shares
company's construction program or for other corporate purposes.
company has paid dividends on its common stock in each year
The
per
proceeds of
net
additional
at $37,50
purchase option expired
The
4,275
for
of
toys,
under
Securities
loans.
of
and
latter
thermal
in
1580.
With
ters
Connecticut Power Co.—Stock Offered to Employees—
The company on Oct. 15 offered to its employees the
privilege
of
for
items
purchase
at
Credit Finance
nated
1475.
p.
(Inc.)—New Dept.
creation
Duplan Corp.—New Secretary-Treasurer—
fully
a
Commercial
of
finance
afford
to
issue
com¬
new
sponges,
The
maximum
the
expand
integrated service for tractor and
machinery distributors and dealers throughout the United States.
in
pany
in
p.
total
effective
market
The
■
of
former
July
on
184,
the
brings
neoprene
and
manufacture
pany,
plans
to
application
order
will
it
said
Co.
the
responsible
research, production
currently handled by the Elastomers Divi¬
Organic Chemicals Department.
becomes
isocyanates.
the
by
of
operate the Col-Tex refinery, located at
the same capacity as heretofore. Col-Tex's
31 totaled $6,927,720 and it had an after-tax income
1955 and $421,022 in tne first seven months of 1956.
it
Texas,
addition
manufacture
Granted
Oil Corp.
Cosden
17,
Sept.
be
to
outstanding
underwriters.
City,
$878,344
—V.
Corp.,
equipment.
The
assets
of
dated
which
hold
offering price
the
of
by Anderson-Prichard
owned
agreement
said
Cosden
Colorado
Commercial Credit Co.—Forms New Subsidiary—
the
The
all
announced
products
company's
step,
other
acquire
to
the
mentioned
1579.
p.
used
be
18
Chemicals,
organization
to 11.
wide-
shares of its stock to Standard Oil of Texas and Andersonin exchange for all the outstanding capital stock of Col-Tex,
two
concerns
would
then
sell
the shares
to
the
above-
352,000
29,067,830 320,628,775 281,108,204
32,484,901
37%%
and
the
Under
will
amendment
will
capital stock of Col-Tex Refining Co., which is now 62%% owned
Oil Co.
of Texas
(a
subsidiary of Standard Oil Co.
1956—40 Wks.—1955
s
s
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Period End. Oct. 6—
Sales
Petroleum Corp.
Cosden
by
price
by
shares
352.000
the
new
organic
in
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
expanding business and product lines of
justifies the organization of a separate
In
filed
received
be
supplied
be
to
Sales Up—
Inc.—Current
Stores,
the
now
be
to
are
of
The
Oct.
on
all
for
departments
covering 352,000
1956
California)
Colonial
sion
.
du Pont de Nemours &
sales
and
,
SEC—
Corp.—Registers With
Petroleum
corporation
26,
The
I.)
company
Elastomer
ment,
The
Standard
2463.
p.
(E.
The
v,
916.
p.
Oct.
The
Collins Radio Co.—Receives Large
prin¬
Texas.
a
registration statement with the SEC on
shares of its $1 par value capital stock.
purchased by an underwriting group headed by
Dean Witter & Co., and Glore, Forgan & Co.,
from Standard Oil Co.
of Texas an6 Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.
No part of the proceeds
This
sec¬
ondary offering of 50,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on Oct. 30 by White, Weld & Co. at $44.50
per share. The offering was quickly completed.—V. 184,
p. 424.:
See
184,
office in Victoria,
an
Cosden
Colgate-Palmolive
its
with
corporation,
Texas
a
Antonio,
business in San
of
operates
—V.
320.
p,
Is
corporation
located at 1021 Broadway.
It
It was incorporated Feb.' 1,
1947, by charter granted by the State of Texas, and is engaged in the
business
of
buying time sales contracts,
which are purchased from
automobile dealers selling both new and used cars.
The company has
a
small
amount
of time sales contracts secured
by house • trailers.
place
cipal
bulletin
24-page
new
a
5001).
(bulletin
Reactors
BUSINESS—The
Product Literature—
Corp.—New
corporation
.
Its address
company
company
is
has
123
Erie
been
was
-
incorporated
Boulevard
engaged
in
in
New
York
on
East, Syracuse, N. Y.
insurance business
the
April 2,
since
its
incorporation and presently deals in the following classes of insurance:
lire, miscellaneous property, water damage, burglary and theft, glass,
boiler
and
machinery, collision, personal injury liability,
property dam-
Volume
Number
184
5583
liability, motor vehicle and
age
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
aircraft and
against
ocean
and
(exclud¬
-loss
deducting
$3,050
million &, year
or
injury
of
reason
before
damage
insurance
marine
marine insurance' and insurance
against liability for loss or damage by
ing
Wholesale
the
to
chased
person).
capitalization
giving
effect
to
year
financing
present
Outstanding
Authorized
stock
Common
184.
—V.
(par $6)___
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
1630.
p.
Fansteel
Metallurgical
Privately
Placed
Corp.—Notes
has arranged to place privately, through
Hallgarten & Co. and Clark, Dodge & Co., $2,000,000 of
Dec.
due
notes
31,
1959
inclusive,
1962,
to
and
$2,000,000 of 4%% notes due Dec. 31, 1963 to 1966, incl.
See also V.
Ferro
184,
Corp.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
income
income
net
Consolidated
Earnings
—V.
184,
1955
$35,436,256
3,574,641
1,470,550
income——
share
per
1,734,532
$1,701,414
$1,840,109
$2.67
$2 89
shares outstand
637,580
on
1956
1690.
p.
Fund, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Regis¬
With Securities and
This
1956
Denver
its
to
investment
registration
Industrial
Financial
Exchange Commission—
filed
company
amendment
an
covering
statement
Fund
of
months
nine
this
with
compared
as
at
million
$554
of
the
corporation
the first nine
in
Shares.—V.
184.
on
additional
an
26,
15,000,000
Oct.
of
1.956.
three
All
eral
companies
Telephone
the
At
the
by
Illinois—Acquisitions—
the
merger
Telephone
General
merger,
outstanding first mortgage
4V4%<
—V.
of
1976 in
$5,000,000
In
ac
.
General Telephone
Corporation additional, common stock
amounting to $2,360,000.
The
merger of the Illinois properties will increase the telephones in s'nice
of General Telephone Co, of Illinois from 204,000 to 298.000 and
its
Telephone
plant investment
Co.
from
Illinois
of
$46,900,000
also
sold
to
to $67,500,000.—V.
181,
Florida
W.
J.
in
said
"The
the
President,
Clapp.
holders,
part;
sale
the
in
letter
a
dated
Ocfcr-sl7,
of
This
its
to
security
its
subsidiary,
Atlanta, Ga.
The net proceeds to Florida
Power Corp. for its investment in Georgia
will be in the neighborhood
of $10,000,000.
Details of the transaction are being worked out at
Georgia
Co.
Power
time
present
by
the
approval
the
of
of
earnings
have
noticeable
no
its
is
than
new
money
of
return
in Florida
will defer and
Corp."—V. 184,
the
against
The
tion,
pared
the
$1
voted
in
sales
and
C.
earnings,
first
three
increase
of
the
an
$2.33
or
in
a
to
from
period
The stockholders
this
of
from
diversification
The
further
and
proposal to change the name
Inc. and the authorized in¬
added steps were taken
broadening of the company's
These
program.
consists
presently
company
new
Industries,
$10,000,000.
to
operation
the
facilitate
to
approved a
17
Pitt
Fort
none
ended
following:
the
of
Brewing
Pitt
Fort
Pitt
Port
additional
above.—V.
184,
$5
Seal
Report—
Sept. 30 amounted to $10,081,tile 2,500.235 shares of common
for the nine months ended
income
Net
158,
stock
share
equivalent to $4.03 per
outstanding.
on
Net
income amounted to $9,308,shares then outstanding.
Sept. 30 were $3,308,618, or
$1.32 per share, compared with $3,437,787, or $1.37 per share, for the
third quarter of 1955.
Earnings per share are based on shares out¬
standing at the close of each period.—V. 184, p. 1351.
$3.72 per share on the 2,500,085
Earnings for the three months ended
30,
of
in
Inc.—Merger Approved—
Co.,
Gair
Continental Can Co.,
Inc.,
above.—V.
184,
p.
Up
share.
in
said,
It
profit
were
184,
record
in
$23,-
of
income
period,
net
1956
the
moderniza¬
expansion,
sales
net
January,
the
for
Provision
Net
depreciation
for
Products
Oct.
on
and
1956
20%
This
or
to
program
income,
Net
<net)__
will
open
Detroit,
—V.
first
Corp.
the
before
Provision
for
Federal
Federal
income
income
7.954,304
17,183,115
67,513
163,130
17,250,628
8,525,000
8,117,434
$8,725,628
2,748,878
the
nounced
of
the
with
$3.06
$1.76
taxes——
—
outstanding
shares
end
at
of period--
of common stock
Earnings per share
—V.
184, p. 820.
July,
1956.
t
i
July
next
in
the
in
Philadelphia
in
For
near-term
and
cities.
cities
future
Pittsburgh,
Gunkelman
Period End.
Minority
1956— 9 Mos.—-1965
taxes
$1,945,008
$1,629,267
778,102
704,471
$5,648,863
2,165,823
$4,836,278
taxes- _-l
203,476
79,344
569,904
222,665
inc.
inc.
-
1956—3 Mos.—1955
Sept. 30—
before
for
interest
____
2,004,460
stock
stock
&
Sons,
Net
$963,430
Net
to
avail,
30,
not
and
share
18c
of
before
for
1,840,120
$1.28
$0.45
of 6c
of
in
for
in
of
taxes
increase
increase
taxes
lc
equity
for
unearned
three
premiums
months
ending
per
Sept.
period of 1955.
Also
premium per common
nine months end"d Sept. 30, 1956 and
8c
for
equity in
the
the
in
the same
unearned
corresponding period of 1955.
Based on average.* number
outstanding during the periods and after preferred
the
common
dividend
$2,354,406
2,053,747
$1.34
decrease
before
an
include
$2,745,181
1,868,120
$0.41
sh.__
include
share
1955,
does
$765,584
2,119,767
com.
not
common
254,747
com.
outstg
per
♦Does
$2,609,153
167,955
$917,548
shs.
♦Earns,
$2,913,136
79,868
paid
stock
Com.
$845,452
45,882
earnings
divs.
shares
requirements.—V.
182,
p.
2074.
and
to
1955
and
30,
be
will
Retail
quarter
receivables
of
announced
purchased
These
retail
the
Motors Acceptance
1956
on
totaled
figures
$2,818
mihion.
,
with $1,125 million and $2,933 million of
purchased during the corresponding periods of 1955,
1956
"
Retail
30.
compare
receivables
decrease in
purchased by this corporation during the third
$953 million, Charles ,G. Stradella,
President,
For the
first nine months retail receivables
were
Oct.
receivables
reflecting the lower level of automotive sales.
outstanding on Sept. 30, 1956, were $3,495 million
plan
both
of
the
N.
the
1954
at
of
grain.
seed
plant
Realty
the
Co.
Richmond,
from
to
offer,
The
Hotels
will
Corp.
good
share
per
in
North
July
to
certain
the
the
owning
Stockholders
the
accept
to
the
on
all
to
option.
the
of
acceptance
stockholders of Savoyby at least 80% of its
a controlling interest In
Savoy-Plaza. Inc. Jhave
offer and to recommend it to the other stock¬
R.
at
184,
period
at
are
4th
903
Ave,
N.,
its business
of
business
as
is
dealer
of
parts
types
seed
company
the
throughout
field
of
is
at
the
already
buys
the
entire
around
Natural Gas Contract—
President, on Oct. 30 announced the sale
of a minimum of 10 billion cubic
Jr.,
Corp.,
Renown
D„
at
gas
cents
8
a
thousand
announcement stated.—V.
the
on
let, p.
1795.
The
company
of
Virginia, Inc.,
filed a letter of noti'icaMon wPh
of capital stock to be offered at
25
shares
Oct.
on
46,080
covering
SEC
and
to stockholders of record Nov. 14,
of
one
share
for each seven shares then held.
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
term notes to banks.—V. 182, p. 1115.
($5
company's
area
Co.
Telegraph
&
Emporia, Va.-—Files With SEC—
con¬
Dakota,
corn
Telephone
Home
and
and
share)
per
business
their
SPECIALTY
to
,
them
the
from
products
foreign
cases
PRODUCT
DIVISION—This
growing
throughout
countries.
The
trade/druggist
birdseed
throughout
areas
the
entire
flax
United
does
company
divi¬
Horizons Inc.,
the
States
Cleveland, Ohio—New Contract—
chemical
facturers
agricultural
fectants
and
and
of
NEEDS—Most
OF
state
and
twine;
treating
ard
in
Midland
amount
organization
to
of
performed
be
company
these
chemicals
for
in
DuPont
believes
the
that
products
area.
chemicals,
related
it
The
are
s' me of
is
the
RELATED
the
contract
is
substantial,
in
the
agricul¬
distributor
holds franchiscd
Chemical Paint Co.
Co.'s seed disin¬
agriculture,
and
company
American
products, Chipman Chemical
insecticides,
specialized products for
the
complete
equipment
the
Co.;
feed
in
for
field
the
the
the
basis
chemical line of grain fumigants;
Gustafson & Son Manufacturing Co.;
distributes for Archer-Daniels
field, for Armour & Co. and for the
company
fertilizer
for
Sales
are
Douglas
Ben
»
the
were
work
d'.tes and the cost of and
not disclosed.—V. 184. p. 726.
is so
details of
Off—Earnings Up—
and i's subsidiary -crmoanies
for the first nine months .of 1956 amounted to $53,251,852, as compared
with $64,482,836 for the same period of 1955.
Consolidated "net income,
after
taxes,
totaled $1,830,"84,
as
compared with $1_,76">,422 a year
ear-iler, and was equal to $1.20 per share cn the 1 238,893 shares of
common
stock
currently
outstanding,
after provision for preferred
dividends. This compared with $1.15 per share, calculated on the same
Consolidated
TO
the largest manu¬
largest
been engaged
East Hartford,
vital procedures
has
the
that completion
classified
services
specialty product distributorships for General Chemical, W. H. Barber
Co. and many others.
In addition to this type of product in the dis¬
tributor
field,
the
company
distributes Genuine Holland
baler and
binder
the
While
highly
and
marketing
sunflower,
millet,
types of specialty
PRODUCTS
1 ine._The. cnmpany represents
the
and
herbicides
research
process
do testing' and development work on
involved in the nuclear propulsion of aircraft.
to
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—Sales
DISTRIBUTION
WHOLESALE
AGRICULTURAL
tural
and
Whitney Division/United Aircraft Corp.,
Pratt &
Conn.,
screenings.
4.
the
bv
substantial
a
materials
This
trade
products such as Canadian Field
Peas,
oats, crimped oats, groats, oat hulls and all
specialty
hulled
the
par
in the ratio
There win be no
outstanding short1956
country.
AND
for
source
marketing
some
by its
feet of
root,
cubic
follows:
cleaned
trade
and
air-conditioned,
will assume manage¬
the first of the year.—
to be produced over
the next ten to
13 V2 years from its 16 square miles of oil and gas
properties in DeSoto Parish, Louisiana.
_
T..
The
agreement provides that, the buyer, Louisiana Intrastate Gas
Corp., must pay for a minimum of 547.5 million cubic feet in any
12 months' period.
The price will rise to 10 cents a thousand cubic
feet on deliveries in excess of 10 blilicn cubi" feet during the ten-year
period.
The agreement covers or.lv gas produced from
the strata
above
the 3,800
foot level.
\ t°st well o-> the nro-e-t" completed
last
year
showed sgven additional pay zones down to
10,000 feet,
Fargo,
business
seed
sometime
Savoy-Plaza
Harris,
B.
natural
ended
carried
North
seeds,
processed
also
throughout
sources
the
trade
all
tihs
of
The
division of
is
1123.
p.
subsidiary,
took
N.
hotel
The
peoole.
300
Holly Corp.—Announces
S
as
Gunkel¬
Hillsboro,
the
of
ment
will
and
to
It
for
1253
F.
10
from
guest rooms" are equipped with television.
is anticipated that the Hilton Hotels Corp.
its
issued
was
3,
'
one
between
Avenue
anywhere
been expanded a great deal the past few years.
In this field,
the company prepares and processes approximately 50% of the products
in
their own
plants but also buys these products and has become a
in
its
Savoy-Pla^a common
for each share, three
and three shares of a
sion has
marketing
of
of New York's mo^t famous hotels, Is located
58th and 59th Streets, in Manhattan.
Its
30
stories include some 1,000 guest 'ro^m. two dining
rooms and a
'cocktail lounge, and 10 conference and function rooms accommodating
Savoy-Plaza,
Fifth
on
and
Dakota
assets
fiscal
elevator
BUSINESS—This
a
share
from
BROKERAGE
and
that
Inc.,
exchange
of preferred stock for each
stuck is redeemable after four
the company's
made
be
conditioned
shares
preferred
at
share,
which
IV2
of
rate
stock.
per
is
Inc.,
agreed
Minn.
company
Dakota
Grandin.
seeds
other
receive
will
B,
Hilton
of
of
holders
the
preferred
the
common
$26.25
Va ;
Wis".
to
changed
was
During
acquired
GRAIN
South
A
in
processed
class
and
stock
for
stockholders.
D.—Preferred
dated
purchased
has four major divisions
distributing
and
A
5Va%
at
years
The
Greyhound
Its original charter
WHOLESALE SEED BUSINESS—This
of
of,
of
Plaza,
Milwaukee,
$100
added
charter
name
corporation
company
xhe company
seed
class
plan
a
Savoy-Plaza,
of
President
that "the
%
by Cnnrad N. Hilton, President
S„ Marston,
Chairman of the
27-
Hunter
by
Bechhold,
contemplates
at
new
in
best-efforts basis.
a
organized
renewal
at Fergus Falls,
COMMERCIAL
Minnesota,
Oct.
on
and
M.
common
issue
three
through elevators at Grandin, Gardner, and Hillsboro in North Dakota.
of
Corp.—Profits Rise—
be
originally
was
In
the
headquarters
D.
1.
made
Corp. has offered
Savoy-Plaza, Inc.
of
years
cumulative preferred
on
redeemable
proceeds
Gunkelman
the elevator
The
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
was
Benno
stock,
brokerage .business formerly operated under the name of R F
Gunkelman & Sons, Inc. with headquarters in
Fargo. The name of the
corporation formerly
known as R. F. Gunkelman & Sons,
Inc.
was
changed
1956,
Hotels
The
V.
distributorships
General
Fargo,
share
per
will
net
1973.
Sons
Cambridge, Mass.
Under the lease, Baird has
the leased properties tor $275,000 at any time
and June 1, 1957, subject to the provision that
in
purchase
31,
stock
for
Fort
next
be
wirre
are
which, because of int r-c^mpany
unless exempted bv t' e SEC.
High
transactions
prohibited
be
corporation,
and
Hilton
the
the
3.
Pfd.
this
Board,
was
working capital
the amount of bank borrowings for operational needs.
July 3,
to
Announcement
of
interest.
&
have
certain
de¬
Fla.
The
and
Pa.;
Granted
Associates-Atomic Instrument Co., both
& Development Corp.,
!t was an¬
:eceived an exemption order from the SEC
Research
holders.
present
man
Offering—A second¬
stock of a par value of $25 a share.
The
preferred stock, which will carry the same voting privileges as
common stock, will be convertible into common s'ock at anv time after
will
program
Other
Farmers and its Co. of Grandin.
C.Tain
8,
1913
over
25.
to
May
shares
Jacksonville,
.seven
this
month.
(par $100) at $98
expire
after taxes in the nine months ended
the like period a year ago. The latest
share on 1,055,700 shares of common
with 28.8 cents a share on
the same
1955 period.—V.
184, p. 918.
Voltage may share in the profit on eny resale of the nropertv by
within two years after exercise of the option.—V. 184, p. 1581.
High
Baird
1403.
p.
Terminal
under
open
early
preferred
sists
Prav.
to make
purposes.
agreement of, merger which authorizes
Michigan Paper Co. of Plainwell, its
Baird
and
would
located
option
between
step in the company's current $11 267-
*
Earns,
stock,
other
par
and Baird have entered into an Indenture of lease as of May
1956, under which Baird has leased the real estate owned by High
an
Sold—The
Stock Offered—W. R. Olson Co., also of
Fargo, on Aug, 22
3,915,000
Earnings Rise—
(& Subs.)
$5
Voltage
821.
F.)
stock
2.
Contract Corp.
General
.
common
voted in favor of increasing
from 200.000 shares of $10
value common
the -stock split and for
of
for
the
in
Oct.
on
a'filia titans,
books closed.
offered publicly 1,800 shares of 5%
N.
income
Net
Common
stock
common
American
the
respect
stock
The
(R.
$4,202,434
2,152.939
taxes—_
of
Voltage Engineering Corp.—Exemption
of
after
in
Stock
—
174,
stations
new
to
terminals
new
p.
shares
share
the
provide
Fla.,
Mich.;
184,
1955
—
—
of old
share
shares
$195,103
were
Hilton Hotels
Greyhound
is
Terminal
June
income
overwhelmingly
shares
available
corporation
affiliates
26.
terminal
new
BUSINESS-Company
_____—_
profit———
operating
Other
two
into
against $303,914 in
as
of
and
basis
1956,
30,
the
1729.
p.
$1,000,000
new
accrued
$12,384,288
3,220,554
126,788
1,676,094
1,582,642
———!
also
authorized
stock
High
com¬
for
$786,090
quarter
the
on
Sept.
on
Earnings
against
share
computed
$9,100,000
were
period.
per
earnings
completed.—V.
PROCEEDS—The
1956
on
each
1956,
30,
changed
offering of 27,000 shares of common stock (par
$2.08% per share) was made on Oct. 29 by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. at $39.62V2 per share,
with a dealer's concession of 85 cents per share. It was
withdrawn the following day.—V. 184, p. 1795.
31,
was
Lauderville,
1531.
sales, before deprcc.—
—
$23,045,476
Selling, adminis. and gen'l. expense—3,983,377
Other
operating expense (net)
202,890
Gross
93%
Oct.
ary
in
new
Sharply—•
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
30,
number
Co.—Secondary Offering
secondary offering of 1,600 shares of common stock
(no par) was made by Smith, Barney & Co. on Oct. 31
at $166 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$4 per
reducing
Corp.—Earnings
Cable
General
is
$10,
on
the
$25,121,000
increase
cents
1955
Share
Dairy
V.
see
The
(Robert)
business
earnings equal
18.5 cents a
stock
outstanding, compared
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
or
See
of
value
600,000
earnings
Sept.
During the first nine months of 1955 net
513,
of
ness
—A
000
Earnings
Co.—Quarterly
Sulphur
that
poration.
1955.
outstanding
in
previous
sharp
$1.26
oversubscribed and
was
tails,
Grevhound
Freeport
Over
one.
announced
26
stockholders voted to
Co., and to split it3
of the outstanding shares
year,
Paper
owned subsidiary, into Hamilton Paper Co., the surviving cor¬
They also approved an increase in the authorized indebted¬
the Hamilton Paper Co. to $5,000,000.—V. 181. p. 746.
;
wholly
offering of 200,000 shares of class A stock
share, through All States Securities Dealers,
per
This
820.
p.
for
Oct.
011
100th
Hamilton
$5.
stockholders
to
to
resolutions.
close
par
Merger—
Treasurer.
company's
They approved a joint plan and
a
Dec.
31, 1956 merger of the
426.
p.
dedicated
Inc.—New Name—
Co.
1,898 shs.
6,219 shs.
10,000 shs.
below.
Sons
name
the
value
value
recent public
The
See
stock,
company's
Greyhound Corp.—Opens New Terminal—
Fort Pitt Industries,
Outstanding
2,500 shs.
._
and
the
shares
of
the
at
Voltage,
Gold
820.
p.
in
two
favor
par
The
the
over
Planje
Mr.
sales—to
$8,000,000
like
or
earlier.
paid
earnings,
net
9.7
of
reported
25%
Division, of Pittsburgh, Pa.; and the Jacob Siegel Overcoat
Windsor Overcoat Co. divisions, of Philadelphia, Pa.—V. 184,
and
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
value)
program.
Sept.
the
in
stock
Brewing Co.
Co.
stock
the
.
Oct.
on
to
company
company
par
Approved—
debtedness
&
President
the
in
stock,
W.
quarters
32%
reported
share
a
the
a
an
research
of
in
reached
$999,000
year
period
of
1956
like
the
and
months
McBean
period—and
recently launched
shares
184,
in
share,
?
increase
which
$8,677,000
share
per
of.
1955
amounted
788,530
Inc.,
Co.—Change in Name and Increase
Pitt Brewing
Hamilton
1956,
Effective
19.
earnings
of Gladding,
sales,
three
nine-month
Oct.
$3.07
substantial
like
of
with
records
$1,837,000
months
7.8 cents
the
net
or
of
level
a
company
quarter
at
1121 and 725.
Fort
EFFECT
par
Hercules Powder Co.—Secondary
mechanization
—V.
Sold Privately—
The corporation has sold privately an issue of $1,000,000
5%% subordinated debentures due 1967. See also V. 184,
in Debt
C.
24,
common
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—Debentures
pp.
($100
value $50)
(par
Taylor,
Oct.
1955.
nine
dollar
per
level
from
in
594,000
that
$2,427,000
high
new
first
dividends
1690.
p.
The
stemmed
announced on
said
to
record
period of
In
invested
funds
these
on
Planje
rose
like
earnings of Florida Power Corp.
the
on
will
property
this
of
in
Georgia.
Furthermore, it
requirements of Florida Power
possible
now
the
reduce
rate
better
much
a
earn
effect
divestment
The
company.
proceeds from the sale will be used by the company to apply
1957 construction program.
This will permit the company to
"The
on
the
1956
previous
of
and it is probable that the sale will be consum¬
end of the year.
This transaction will be subject to
appropriate government regulatory bodies.
"The
earnings of Georgia Power & Light Co. have been declining
for some time and
the subsidiary has contributed but very little to
the
mated
President,
Mr.
recently completed negotia¬
Georgia PowecJ& Light Co., to
has
company
is achieving new
company
Planje,
V
the
GIVING
stock
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Earnings at Lower Rate
Georgia Unit—
,
of
management
for
tions
Power Corp.—To Sell
in
Co.
Grandin,
2651.
p.
W.
1077.
p.
Campbell
D.
(W. C.) Hamilton & Sons, Miquon, Pa.—Changes Name
1690.
p.
H.
Hamilton Paper Co., Piquon, Pa.—New Name—
Illinois
bonds of Illinois Central and
dition, General Telephone Co. of Illinois is selling
of new first mortgage
bonds, 4%'% series due
1986 and
of 20-yeat 4%% debentures.
j
Telephone Co.
pfd.
stock
183,
Sec
Gladding, McBean & Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
'
cumul.
Common
of Gen¬
Illinois issued
exchange
Co.
due
series
the
as
Authorized
5%
common
the
first mortgage bonds,
well
as
the buildings and equipment at Gardner,,
CAPITALIZATION
change
properties
subsidiary telephone companies
are
Co.
field.
Hillsboro.
and
on
Corp.
of
time
$6,177,000 new
for
acquired
has
Chemical
fertilizer
—Splits Stock—Authorizes
,
Co.
of the Illinois
Telephone Co. and the Illinois Central Telephone Co., effective Oct, 31,
$4,400,000
Financial Industrial
income
Telephone
company
General
ters
first
liquid
The company owns
purchased of $4,732 million
Wholesale receivables outstanding at
million,
$493
the
in
Mathieson
the
receivables
.
This
3,171,964
taxes—_
taxes
ing September 30,
million
ago.
year
Olin
pur¬
year.
net
General
$38,342,762
before
1476.
Off-
1956
sales
Consolidated
$4,185
were
date last
compared with
as
reserves,
$3,197, million at Dec. 31, 1955.
(arising from financing dealer stdeks)
wholesale
a
loss
and
and.
Lane
Subs.)—Sales Up—Earnings
(&
of
with
period
1956
30,
same
ago
months
of 1956 was $32,003,475, compared with $23,385,737 in the same period
of
1955.
The increase reflects a
higher level of average receivables.
During the first nine months of this year receivables averaged nearly
$4 billion, compared with an average of slightly over $3 billion for the
same
period in the previous year.
Income includes net earnings of
Motors Insurance Corp. of $1,583,092 in the first nine months of 1956,
compared with $2,447,648 in the corresponding period of 1955.—V. 184,
p.
1690.
p.
Consolidated
Consolidated
the
GMAC
by
same
Consolidated
—The company
4*4%
Sept.
unearned income
receivables
compare
the
in
5
(1913)
-
the
the
for
net
like
the
sales
months of
third
lowest of
of
the
this company
1255.
quarter ended Sept. 33, 1956, which
year for automotive prts by reascn
historically
of vacation
periods and model ehangeovers, were $16,693,852, as against $18,240,322
for tne corresponding 1955 period.
Net income, after taxes, amounted
to $545,226,
or 35 cents per share of common stock,
after ..provision
for
preferred
dividends, and compared with $364,531,
1955 period.—V. 184, p. 1353.
share for the like
or
20 cents a
6
(1914)
*
Howard
7ne
Zink
Corp., Fremont, Ohio—Files With
corporation
1.832
to
at
covering
employees
Oct.
on
6EC
2d
shares
S7.50
liiecl
of
share,
per
letter
a
of
stock
common
noti
(no
without
icatlon
SEC
with
be
to
par)
Jacksonville
the
There
offered
3%%
underwriting.
accrued
of
Terminal
called
been
first mortgage
interest,
New
York,
Lamson &
redemption on Dec. 1, 1936, $20,000 of
due Dec. 1, 1977 at 101%% and
Broad
be made
wni
x/aymcnt
37
Co.—Partial Redemption—
for
St.,
t
York, N.
New
United States 'lrusc
uie
Y—V.
182,
Net
co.
S6.18
Earnings
of
shares for
Net
the
similar
1955
operating
costs,
royalty
ore
in¬
Jn
the
current
period, 1,234,000 tons of ore were milled from the
property, compared with 1,219,007 tons in the 1955 nine
184, p. 427.
Sales
the
for
resulting
the
nine-month
largest nine
period
months sales
ended
Sept.
30
and
record
in
earnings
In
1955,
taxes
owned
and
equal
Federal
tor
5
to
provison
atter
L.
of
cents
income
taxes,
quarters.
per
for dividends
In
Earnings after
of
For
the
third
$210,800.
commercial
sales
in
tne
air
Mr.
to
of
Dec.
recoiu
tions
at
air
the
line
month.
by
usual
the
placed touowrng
for
r.he
Hyde
nine
with net earn¬
h.gh
seasonal
a
of
is
5%.
a
stock
dividend
Dec.
payaom
31
be
will
The
1956
of
the
with orde.s
covering
<$rC
per
and
for
snareholuers
to
indicates
1957
distributors'
ou-«
enthusiasm
of
t-Acess
in
lor
wonting
184,
of
24
Oct,
on
shares
filed
of
leuer
a
183,
of
noti.ication
to
snick
common
Tne
be
with
company has called for
first mortgage 5%
sinking
Detroit,
660
earnings
the
$81,488,777,
were
of
layment
Woodward
Ave.,
due
ma^c
Detroit
32,
Nov.
on
bonds
ao
15,
1967
the
at
184,
of
third
with
compared
this
quarter
$7,178,801.
$1.08
were
$16,441,242
nine
$2.58
or
last
months
high record
new
a
the
In
year.
with
compared
Sales
year.
for
share,
per
Lemon
Co.
Mich.—V.
172,
nine
(AIA
is
this
File
wall
available
"Unit
Literature
Boston
17 - A i»
buy
1957
and
each
year,
share
one
Nov,
15,
of
1959.
reaching
stock
purchase
stock
common
Thereafter,
$16
share
a
using
system
of
tree
10
to
enarge
standard
The
SEC
at
warrant
$7.25
between
the
price
the
by
entitling
be
expiration
will
increase
date
by
of
sales
of
250 000
Other
com¬
income
and
engineers
of
of
and
'
A.
Wal.ace
Mr.
1,
"Net
15,
2.852
in
Mr.
policy
formulation
Chauncey
committee
was
has
of
the
1923.
until
appointment.—V,
and
been,
in
and
organized
Interchemical
Personnel—
of
the
board
will
of
sizes
and
anH
types
special
member
a
of
be
of
Interchemical since
Vice-President
and
Treasurer
Vice-President
as
until
his
merger
new
the
stockholders
Oct.
on
24
informed
were
quarter of the current fiscal year
period of the preceding iiscal yea..
Sales
maae
for
by
the
three
months
were
that
ending Sept.
30,
according
Louis
months
oi
try-wide
net
last
dollar
in
compared
Mr.
of
the
Florida
of
22
loss
41
stock
he
in
tne
fields.
for
the
the
30,
the
This
three
the
on
cents
2,337,25?
share
per
on
A
months
this
in
menus
15,
a
attention
quarter in
one
shares
and
$1.76
year
International Paper
The
adjourned
eaded
consider
tc
Corp. and The
to
Nov.
special
the
wnxen
to
the
fact
that
this
ments
H.
to
secure
the
The
proposed
reach
1956,
1,
of
the
now
been
$1.36
184,
p.
for
the
similar
International
Rys.
Period End. Sept. 30—
eper.
revenues.
Net
from
ry.
Inc.
available
for
with
The
again
was
action
of
this
from
adjourned
Oct.
on
be
received
to
from
the
184,
allow
ample
for
31
two
the
Internal Revenue Service
of
Central
America—Reports
charges
Net
opers.
11,305
380,001
1,935 019
fixdd
—
income
*14,858
*_>2,3*o
'
*Loss.—V,
184,
p.
equal
of the
two
821.
oldest
Neither
'leading
and
key
manu¬
heretofore
company
and
common
108,975
■.
/;'■•
prefprr«d
40
weeks
195o,
Roller
tma.odi
1,421,459
1,237,443
noiif.cation
(par
•
with
The
25
cents)
the
to
bp
are
proceeds
operations.
mining
per
to
cash
reports
profit
of
the
were
pesos
shareowners
the
Ayres,
rate
for
the
to
of
V.
President,
50
net
Nov,
months
for
increase
,an
the
in
pesos
states
1955
tinues
A
40
feet allocated
to
^ach
the
tne
of
Sept.
$1.13
or
30,
equivalent
on
per
513,453
**«ye
been
dollar.,*.
will
be
for
used
to
working
pay
capital,
provide
trailer
for
site.
105
trailer
*
"Includes
for
»
the
at
for
(including Jim
the
the
Valley
nine
months
trade
with
most of the
of the City of
and
area
construction
to
date
this
year
is to be effected by an exchange of Lucky
Following the transaction, Lucky will have
shares.—V. 184, p. 1730.
President,
Reduce
Oct.
on
in
States
Debentures—
29
of
announced
given
that
opera-
screen
show
Skouras
and
process
curvd
road
a
Mr.
"Around
"South
the
the
in
28
told
the
World
in
announcement
Pacific"
shortly will be
undoubtedly will induce
controls,
picture
with
as
Canada,
that
Magna
theatres
wide-angle,
success
reviews
motion
their
Todd-AO
and
Todd-AO
the
which
process,
in
the
outstanding
Hammerstein
number
exhibitors
resulting
to
install
benefits
to
Todd-AO
Magna,
Mr.
said.
as
approved
President
■
plan
a
under
which
of
Magna
without salary
retired.
The contract witn
a//
includes
and
This
stock
a
option.—V.
Mr.
con¬
heretofore,
as
Mr.
183,
Skouras
until
is
Skouras
for
1968.
p.
Co.—Fully-Dieselized—
a
funy-aieselized operation on the Inland of
Philippines recently with the delivery of the last of 40
by General Electric's Locomotive and Car Equipment
began
company
in
the
built
its
diesel-electric
new
oil-Lurning
steamers.
Electric
Other
of
1956
EFFECT
•'
TO
-
PRESENT
$1)
250,000 shares to be issued to
promotional services.—V. 184,„p. 1123.
500,000 shs.
the
directors
has
replaced
operate
two
war
surplus
diesel
railcars
also
of
San
new
<
Fernando
miles
712
serves
an
the
on
is
of
five
located
track
about
area
than
more
million,
one
over
92
is the only commercial railroad on Luzon and
Philippine Islands.
Its rmain line extends from the
the
in
two
36
northwest
the
on
size
the
million.—V.
the
near
shore
line
main
of
166,
center
about
the
of
500
and
branches,
Pennsylvania
with
miles
to
population
a
system.
the
railroad
population
a
ot
lo85.
p.
commo.i
common
Maremont Automotive
Nine Months Ended
Net
sales
Net
income
Net
land
income
183,
are:
otn
sauffleboard
income
$1.40
A:
'
704,900
'
"
•
.
:
Corp.—Reports for Quarter—
President,
Oct.
on
22
arnouneed
th"t
the
co^nanv's
earnings after taxes were $1,738,978, or $1.17 per share, on
$57,299,735 for the th ee months ended S^pt. 30. It56. beina
months
of
the
fiscal
company's
sales cf
he first
1957.
Earnings after taxes
for the first three months of fiscal 1956 were $1,234,574, or 83 cents
/!per share (retroactively adjusted
to reflect the 2-for-l sfo^k split on
"of
.
21,
1955
were
The
the
and
3%
Finings
^41 454.P85
1956
$5,751,569;
backlog
or
Sept.
on
dividend
stock
aftf*
$4 55
30,
year
taxes
per
1956
for
paid
the
Jan.
full
1956)
1,
sales
on
.Tune
yec
share on sales of $186,204,381.
was $711,918,860,
which includes
30,
a
$58,,.24,711 order received Set.. 28 for additional F3H-2N DEMONS,
the amount authorized by the government to be expended against
and
this
backlog was $620,570,196; but all orders are subject to termination at
th« denser'ence of th? government.
The backlog on Sept. 30, 1955 was
,'$601,032,299,
..
and
on
June
14,401
on
30,
1956
was
S679.844.627.
navroil listed 18,045 workers,
■)*,
••
FINANCING
1,338,900
'-.$1.69
Federal
-'-are
1955
$18,583,900
taxes.;—1,710,000
taxes.———_
851,400
income
1756.
McDonnell.
S.
1956
$20,108,609
Federal
McDonnell Aircraft
lease
2,400
after
per
p.
Oct.
with
before
—V.
J.
Products, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earn.
Sept. 30—
2
Earnings
under¬
facilities
--
railroad
to
and
Railway
Manilla
of
With
a£t°r
645,463
buildings,
4
continue
locomotives
Legaspi near the south-east tip of the island. Manila, with
1
etc.
proposed
the
unTs
will
It
47-ton
short-haul service.
for
.'..The
translated
for
Authorized
(par
•
running
now
L
superlative
also
and
years
-
sites,
circular
swimming pool, two recreational
utility building, a 9 hole grass putting course,
stock
Cardinal
in
Corp.—To
Un trd
The
this
General
Nov.
was
courts, and 4 horses'"oe pitching courts.
Capital
•
are
Department.
of
payable
1956.—V. 184,
^hare), without
per
costs,
GIVING
Angeles
so
an
the
Manila RR.
company
foot
CAPITALIZATION
and
Sacramento
"Oklahoma!" in
been
in
debenti/r 7
Luzon
to
Habra,
central
annual
Los
common
Skouras,
t..e
directors,
as
share
when
fif-re's
to
that
($1
park
the
at
Dandy stores in
was
stock.
stockholders
The
share,
a
5,
and
common
of
dollar
proceeds
the proposed
year
transaction
Days,"
Skouras
the
incorporated May 7, 1956, in California, for the purpose of constructing,
owning and ppera i ;g a delq e
mobile home park, to be located on
11.78 acres of-land in La
for
Jim
after tax«s of Lucky
stores)
acquisition
Theatre
P.
locomotives
ended
taxes,
per
with $611,440
period
corporation
the profit
/9b stores.
last
proce°ding
large
a
184',
compared
as
c°nts
of
after
12.50
construction
by
l,6o0,000
Rodgers
■three
completed
on
Grocery
Sacramento,
of
running
are
revealed
was
Cardinal
of
Markets,
ye^r.
Basket
o
five
record
of
nine
$2.38
The
of
system
10
located
The
equipment
;
by
as
record
compares
outstanding.
at
cori orati„n
acquisition
in San Diego.
Lucky and Cardinal
of
a
being
has
With
declared
dividend
of
corresponding
32-store
the
picture
made
'
year.
was
$1,566,996,
dividends
this
its
1956,was appioximately $l,275,00u.
Cardinal
are
Eighty
all
for
Co.—V.
income
share
common
last
of
common
shareowners
by
of
serve
sv
cities
by
-
19 reported net
$13,199,328 a^ter
dividend
lo
stock
z.
v
Oct.
of
$3.55
stock
PROCEEDS—The
and
'
1,057,051
of
stock
Serv-U-Meat
stores
stockholders.
has
writing.
464'617
2
C.—»
Earnings Higher-
on
1956,
to
outstanding. This
in
square
Loss
1956—Month—1955
1956—9 Mos —1955
$1,104,149
$1,299,203 $12,471,056 $12 430 026
D.
Stores
sales
volume
process
Calif.
1796.
p.
letter
a
to
markets
for
Tne
<
La Habra Forever Modern Mobile Home
Corp. (Calif.)
—Stock Offered—The
company on Sept: 15 offered pub¬
licly to bona fide residents of California 250,000 shares
of capital stock at
.
time
and
date.
Co.
'■<:
announced:
period pf 1955, an increase of 36%'.
year
to date
tot.-Fd $1.122,454,998,
BUSINESS—The
taken
C.,
$26,000,000.
Basket
30,
Magna
recently has in¬
stalled
extensive
new
machinery in its
Mexico
City
and
L°cheria
plantsj
La
Consolidada's
steel
wire
and
wife
products
division is
being expanded rapidly and production is expected to rcach
3,000
'tons per month by next
year, Mr. Ayres said.—V. 184, p. 1123.
Lumber
by shareholders of the
and
underwriting.
Lucky acquired
expansion
George
one
Robert
company,
Long-Bell
,
•
6,
par
will
Roller
'
24
Buffalo-Springfield
President,
quarterly
a
to
net
Plans
rev.
Buffalb-Springfield
Oct.
on
machinery.
the
Oct.
corporation
shares
nine
same
f
D.
Kentucky, Louisiana,
West Virginia.—V. 183,
satisfectorily the company will retire $2,000,000
of its
$6,000,GOO debenture indebtedness by March, 1957 and that it
anticipates retiring the remaining $4,000,000 befo/e the next annual
meeting in October, 1957, more than two years in advance of due
Consolidada, S. A.—Earnings Up—Expansion—
share
1796.
snai'eholders
merger
Long-Bell stockholders.—V.
Railway
and
stock
merger.
adjournment
27,600
*$12,847
next.
together
of
first
10,
1956,
.shares
connection
rulxng, which has
to
of
Long-Bell Lumbar Co.,
status
further
1,
Koehring
4%
preferred
Hinman. Chairman of International
Paper, said the adjourn¬
Oct. 31 had been taken to
permit the Long-Bell companies
a
ruling from the Internal Revenue Service in
tax
the
the
unaudited
earnings exceeded those
5.
John
with
1954..—V.
meeting
adjournment followed
Long-Bell companies.
to
wi'h
capital.
Washington.
in
common
without
Cardinal's
year
Pood
a.
a
sales
City
Co.—Meeting Again Adjourned—
The
like
Dec.
This
earlier.*/
compared
in
lor
over
La
out¬
nine
year,
.513,308
■'
.
outstanding,
shares
oc
Cr24,318
C/T81.7O0
13!>3.
P-
net
calendar
was
year-end
Dec.
ended
were
1955
of
Hall,
ended
the
payab.e
indus¬
out.
2,329,887
activity
-
Corp., Washington,
filed
of
incident
fornia basis
pro
outstanding
similar
stock
This
25.5%
three
represented
19
affiliate,
rnLlkn
and
Cardinal.
concrete
B.
for
$2.63
$614 000,
months
this
Exchange Commission—
expansion
its
,
stockholders'
quarters
that
1956,
of
company
■
weeks
taxes.
earnings for the nine calendar months
through
$2,104,000 above last year, and were
$1,173,000
above the same period in 1954
when there was no strike.
These earn¬
ings were equivalent to $2.25 per share of
common
stock
for
Sept.
brings
amount
Joseph
report
first
that
and
727.
Georgia,
Virginia
announcement
than
$120
S"j
stock
324.
Dec.
of
F"od
a
t ons
Kroger Co.—Sales and
the
same
compared
prolonged
pointed
the
were
;
'cky ended 1955 v it \ 43 super markets.
approximately $45,000,000.
Merger agreement was revealed in a joint announcement by J. C.
Frmr,
Pr
lent
of
Lucky, and
Mrs.
Mary
S.
Day,
President
of
to
the
other's.. Koehring, a
leading manu¬
finishing and paving equipment, concrete mixers,
excavating and hauling equipment, for the first time will
of
capital
1955,
third consecutive
stated
phosphate
cents
of
of
cmisequeiioe
common
for
the
498.057. \
the
combined
of
Lucky's
1955
...Cr6,946
President
construction
products
Sales
experienced
earnings of $1,474,000,
were
a
30,
corresponding
He
a
in
called
Ware
marked
as
share
with
standing Sept.
$860,000
the
increase
Earnings per
Sept. 30, 1956,
of
largely
year
strike
loss
a
to
$18,477,000,
renorted,
with
compares
sales
over
share,
and
this
company's
5,292,598
i
1353.
p.
40
Ware, President,
amounted
to
with $15,988,000 in the first
quarter last year.
Earnings ior the same period. Mr. Ware
which
net
15.6%
up
business
Sacramento.
$5,822,033
:
expenses.-'-
Earnings Up Sharply—
first
months
three
expected
active buoiness at most
year,
working
Florida,
Texas,
Oct.
important
Cardinal's
be
a
supplier of
asphalt 'finishing machines', road rollers and soil
compaction equipment, traditionally Buffalo-Springfield products."
The
merger
was
accomplished
through
the exchange
of
an
un¬
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp.—First Quar¬
The
general
p.
this
Steelman,
of
disclosed
ter Sales and
six
end'd
Its
4;610,136
taxes__
effective
R.
ditchers,
of
3011.
p.
and
184,
into
merger
facturer
it
1956
,
*.
$178,310
become
made
executive
Trustees
was
continuing
to
headoyarters
in
shares
expenses
more
gives it
deductions—
income.-—V.
facturers
to
its
on
per
for
with
Da.my
series S-l; 250,000
750,000 certificates of par¬
and
$4,741,236
Federal
"This
assignments.
the
The
to very
.y: "■
Dillon, Union Securities
Reduction
300,000
$1
Sales
The
participation
sold—
and
for
Julian
Executive Committee
undertake
officer,
of
He
1951,
183,
an
added
offices
Metal
Inc.,
of
race
possible
Koehring Co.—Merger Proposed—
will
Chauncey has been elected Vice-chairman.formerly Executive Vice President will continue
Beckett,
active
has been elected Chairman
31
rate
loss
Net
The
Beckett
used
Calif.
company
certificates
admin,strative
Provision
.
Interchemical Corp.—Changes in
be
has
Pennsylvania,
at
Earlier
total
a
________
products
Selling,
$1.25
Nov.
will
corporation
Uteres,
J'.r
permits
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net.
the
March
Eastman
and
branch
covering
offered
unime
a
modular
ai cmteuiS,
7'
system
the
certificates of participation series B-3;
ticipation seiies B-4.—V. 184, p. 1796.
of
19ob.
James
Co.
76
Another
describing in ,d"t»d
company;
Wall,"
investment
indicated:
as
plus
Ltd.
common
months.
forward
Files With Securities and
filed amendments on Oct. 25, 1956
following registration statements, covering additional certificates
the
to
plans to offer 250,000 shares of 5%, $20 par cumulative
rede.made preferred stock through a
syndicate headed, by Gairdner
& Co., Ltd., Dominion Securities
Corp., Ltd., and Norman R. Whittall,
a
of
110.
Oct.
No.
combinations,
using the complete range
panel, sash, and doors.—V, 184, p. 1729.
Cost
bears
price
approxi¬
base
a
shipments for the last
previous
look
close to that of last
into 1957."—V. 184, p.
corporation
On
Inland Natural Gas Co., Ltd., Toronto, Canada—To Sell
Stock—
share
at
loss
a
the agents for the borrower.
proceeds
p.
Available—
design
of
The company
to
&
Marv'and,
months
the
over
curtain
from
Called
Preferred
Each
plant
•
Kingston Products Corp.—Net Earnings Lower-—
holutr
in
we
very
The
1071.
p.
Side
represent
steel industry had
the effect of lowering our
remain adequate at most plants and
generally
believe that our rate of shipment for the rest of
We
well
on
were
operates
slightly
Co.—New
exterior
ponents,
of
all
will
the
The
adjusted
the first
in
first
the
1796.
p.
90%
reduced
brochure
new
builders
par
Bank
East
our
This
they
will be
carry
of
.
but
balance.
in
year
used
105%,
than
here and
now
sale
arranged.
Lincoln Service Corp.—Notes Placed
Privately—This
corporation, a consumer finance company in business 25
has placed with institutional lenders $3,000,000
senior notes due Oct. 15,
1971, it was announced Nov; 1.
The notes were purchased
by Mutual Life Insurance Co,
of New York, and other institutional investors.
Johnston,
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC
1956,
at
National
shouid
Lucky Stores, Inc.—Continues Expansion—
I'
redemption
fund
w.il
satisfactorily
progress
into the new 'Chicago
begin moving into the new Cleveland
moving
are
,
1955.
the
for
first
set
1956
about
Kawneer
the
at
be
to
a.e
observed:
Cleveland
and
ve
book .value.
our orders and
strike, in
are
new
orders
Stamping & Mfg. Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
inte.em
plants.
our
"The
preceding year. -Fourth quarter ship¬
due to vacations and the steel strike,
however, bookings exceeded shipments and the backlog at the year end
was 35%
higher than a year ago.—V, 184, p. 521,
A
offered
proceeds
2075.
p.
The
accrued
of
were
This
its
and
split, ,lor
increased
726.
p.
$3.65
$37.92
irom
lower
is
inventories,
company
has announced preliminary figures indicating ship¬
for the fiscal year
ending Sept. 30 were up 45% and earnings
ments
now
the
been
anticipated,
been
of
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Sales and Earnings Increased
Society, Inc., Chicago, 111.—
Excriange Commission—
ana
without-underwriting.
capita,.—V.
Industrial
"As
upturn
same
year.—V.
The
of
opera¬
the
for
volume
tne
showing of the 1956 line.—V.
8,000
snare i,
sales
1956
quarter
in
Cooperative
corporation
SEC
the
months
any
paid
rate,
With Securities
has
$190,000
Lithium
that
remainder
reported
Luc
Park
of
third
$6,967,861
,
normahy
new
Files
the
were
for
ments
up
Off—
further
Chicago
we
for
agreement
$360,000
have
Theater"
"Home
year-round
Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings
quarter
in
$207,892,376
equipment to home,
previous
three months,
the
is
quarter
Ic
stocx,
the
He
backed
was
"The
of
period last year, 'adjusted for the
two-for-one
split of the common stock in March of this year.
For the year to date sales
were
$228,847,783 and earnings were
$18,972,546
or
$2.95
per
common
share,
compared
with
sales
of
according to Mr. Gearnart.
He expressed
particular optimism for Hupps Gibson Refrigerator
Division, wnicn
Introduced its 1957 line of rerrrfe'erato.s, ranges, food freezers, room air
conditioners, and centred air c ndltion'ng end heating equipment earlier
in
for
$3.55
$41.19
:
President,
in
Right
Early next year
the
films
Jr.,
buildings
scheiule,
mately
system.
He added that negotia¬
advanced
toward
assuring an
well
are
quarter last year "earnings were
Earnings per share of common stock
and net income
auected
were
In
use.s.
third
the
$1.13
conditioning
quarterry high of $17,500,294,
announced
accelerated
an
Theater"
same
'
for
Bartles-
industry.
has
14.
"Home
producers
1,617,870
years,
Earnings
pretax
earnings
of
Tne SCoona
common
The outlook
sale
new
a
conditioning
Gearnart
holders
and
the
institutional
and
Hupp had sales at
ings of $1,434,857.
in
Chairman, announces that sales" in the third quarter
the highest for any third quarter in the company's
were
$76,171,907
quarter, Hupp had sales of $14,842,700
Bo.h
declines
Cassidy,
year
stock
common
.
seasonal
M.
this
preferred stock -publicly
snare
on
earnings were $j.3o,724.
Tne laob and 1955 re-tilts are not
comparable, according to Don H.
Gearhart, President, because of the company's numerous acquisitions
which have increased tire scope of operations about five-fold in the
past 12 months.
of
installation
history.
$8,369,351 for the three
were
$lui,0a4,
ownea,
other
Johns-Manville
$1,735,800.
sales
were
pub.icly
for
planned
w.ll
earnings o* $1,019,100 after provision
-taxes.
Tne net earnings are equal to 27 cents per share of
common
stock
publicly owned, after provision for dividends on pre¬
ferred stock
pu'o.icly ownea ana for Federal income taxes.
Pretax
were
is
adequate supply of top-rated
operation.—V. 183, p. 3011.
income
eam.n/s
Bartlesville
with
tions
$39,279,700,
for Federal
were
City,
$27,918,625
share
common
Case,
1955
oj
l,o35.168
plant.
"Home.
the
over
Corp.—Reports Record Sales and Earnings—
This corporation repons
in its recent history.
the
1
$28,882,022
share
common
p.r
S.
new
on
plant.
Okla,,
Tne
murium.—V.
Hupp
"Our
and
Milton J. Shapp, President, announced on Oct. 22.
Theater," engineered and developed by this company,
will
be installed
by Jerrold for Vumore .Inc., a subsidiary of Video
Independent Theatres, Inc., ?.n exhibitor chain operating more than
150 theatres throughout the Southwest, including Bartiesville.
Mr. Shapp announced that one major Hollywood producer already
has agreed to make available its first-run motion pictures for exhibition
ville,
all
and
taxes.
company's
throughout
scribers
earnings are de„enn.ntju after deducting
aaministration, depreciation, depletion,
cluding
Theatre"
first Jerrold
"Home
Theatre," a cable distribution system to
first-run motion pictures, o.iginating in the booths of local
motion picture
theaters, on
television screens in the home of sub¬
place
period.
per
value
George
The
month
Sessions Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
earnings after taxes...
Look
company
reports estimated net earnings of $17,008,734, equal
per snare on the 2,757,973 shares
outstanding for the nineperiod ending Sept. 30, 1956. This compares with net earnings
$14,510,226. or $5.26 per
share, based
on
the
same
number
of
to
Monday, November 5, 1956
..
Net
1802.
p.
Electronics Corp.—To Install "Home
Jerrold
This
.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales
bonds, series A,
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
/
^
have
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Sept. 30,
1955
and
16,436
on
June 30,
as
compared with
1956.—V.
183,
p.
2652.
Outstanding
.
*500,000 shs.
and
promoters
(F.
The
H.)
McGraw & Co.—On Regular Dividend Basis—■
directors
payable
Dec.
18
on
to
Oct.
the
30
announced
common
a
dividend
stockholders
of
a
15
cents
record
Nov.
per
28,
share,
1956.
Volume
The
184
board
also
Number 5583
Clifford
volume
S.
which
the
This
on
had
been
placed
trial
on
of
period
that
after
completed
Sept. -30
taxes
with
volume of
a
the
ended
ccmpa.es
credit,
tax
stock
common
stated
profit
net
a
share.
carry-back
the
basis.
President,
mne-month
produced
common
dividend
Strike,
for
that
announced
regular quarterly
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-..
of
$3,200,000
of
period
Robert
E.
Thomas,
stcck
shares of
increased
the
to
Harvey H.
disapprove
500,000 shares.
stock issued
common
There are currently 423,700
outstanding.—V. 183, p. 2765.
and
for
its
the
&
Co., Inc.
Period End. Sept. 30—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
-
$
$
'
as
42,586,000
40,723,000
129,652,001
117.8*7,000
10,350,000
10,921,000
31,944,000
26,710,000
taxes
5,201,000
5,396,000
15,495,000
$0.49
$0.50
$1.47
not
followed
careful
a
13,135,000
Earnings per com. share
—V. 184," p. 1019. ',
.
is
the
nation's
184,
foremost
producers
Examiner
Recom¬
to
of
has
been
of
of
belore
income
Net
taxes
after
legal
•
to.
counsel
say.*'—V.
184,
Examiner
Commission
securities
in
proposed
completed,
Hydrides, Inc.—Stock
—Of the
offered
85,266 shares of
to
Offering Oversubscribed
This
stock (par $5) recently ••
common
stockholders
common
of
record
Sept.
26
at
it
that
exchange
proposed
by
the
Commission,
Examiner
taking
of
report
Commission.
which
final
It,
merely
but
may
or
underwritten by
V.
184,
White, Weld & Co.
For details
Opt.
church
on
properties
Oper.
revenues
Oper.
—V.
-1955
Feimer
well
13,960,7$7
117,168 863
102,437,573
2,250,818
2,2.6,752
17,310,293
18,280.949
of
1,323,818
■1,081,265
11,042,996
2,390,397
19,490,516
19,340,608
184,
SEC
Lion
interest
begun
1731.
p;
west
24
of
<
2,180
acres
the
.n
hours.
Parten-
the
ol
an
offset
V
dividend
.
.
designated
"
,7
.
the
as
2,254,642
2,216,326
17,682,362
each
present
each
Ella
Mo.
1.
21
shares
17,687,252
of
for
of
be
Co.—Registers With SEC—
four
on
prices
The
by
has
company
common
rights.—V.
165,
C.
record
date
R'.nev
agreed
stock
sell
to
snali
as
and
and
the
to
the
stock,
that .to
to
150,000
shares
exchange
to
National
that
of
Casualty
has
received
30%
or
shares
from
its
of
its
the
of
outstanding.
$15,001,003.
exceeds
llA
reduction
a
he
date
shares
stock
Insurance
150,000
Fire
each
said
The
Con¬
stock
original
for
offer
share.
Fire
the Continental Casualty exchange
Fire stock must be exchanged.
make
make
to
proposes
stockholder
the
at
cost him
subscribed
tax
of
of
share
a
in
the
in 109 shares of National Fire stock which has
will become liable for payment of a capital gains
turning
$50
$1,406.25
if the market value of Continental Casualty
exchange is $85 per share, a National Fire
that
said
time
cash.
■
also
See
V.
184,
(Compagnie des Cliemins de
Fer du
Midi)
—Bonds Called—
Societe
des
Co.,
called
standing 4%
The
•
has
d°" Fer
bonds
interest
St.,
will
the
&c
New
Chemins
du
be
8,
Fronca's
Fer
of
J.
French
1,
1960,
of
the
Richard
N°tioml
1956,
all
1,
at
the
principal
Morgan &
182, p. 2022.
had
out¬
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Earnings Up
the
income
for
company
6,605,877
Net
shares
income
equivalent
shares
to
of
ot
first
the
76
stock
preference
This
stock
first
of
is
1956
lotahd
equal
to
months
after
Sales
1955
preference
quarter
dividends,
to
for
the
compared
nine
with
Sales
the
for
364,205
for
Figures
.
the
for
this
cents
nine
13
dividends,
share
subsidiar'es.
not
months
third
$247,934,
1956
the
was
same
by
equal
quarter
last
1956
only
operations
accounts
of
and
the
1956
net
income
subsidiaries
by
zirconium
will
$2,122,310
by
all
net
its production
melting
To Furnish Labs
ducers
months
income
The
The
system
swoop
lob
blast
The
well
To
bomb
descends
contract—fifth
major
systems—was
awarded
the
"
through
the
26.
-
,
Paul
B.
r
of
metal
of
electronic
products
system,
for
Mr.- Wishart
air
■*.
revealed
.
and
'
said.
commercial
temperature
..••••■-.
''
'
new
Wabash
the
facility
Civilian
subsidiary- of
the
Acquires
will
Building
Armco
Steel
be
&
of
steel
Supply
Co.
construction
of
Fort
control
will
and
Wayne,
Corp.
Maryland Firm—
Paul
and
celerated
Such
work
in
a
short
Mr.
formed
other
Wishart
in
1946,
said
time
and
activity
would
be
made
of
available
the
integrated
D°vies
with
184,
pp.
1354 and
later
for
the
Oct.
on
Gofffttown,
Labora^rips
those
of
study.
,~Mch
Honeywell's
Indus¬
in
income
New
the acquisition of
leading manufacturer of wood
of all outstanding capital stock.
purchase
to
'
■
•/,
Brothers
in¬
184,
after
balance
share
a
of
for
stock
12
for
share
per
net.
the
share
a
for
outstanding
in
is
the sale.
holding company
a
for
the
stock
common
Federal
income
retroactive
deDreciation
reduction
tax
as
pur¬
to
to
Jan.
1,
computing
for
the
for
income
tax
first
nipe
accruals.
la'
operating expenses for
for employees' vacation*
1956
reduced
tax
the
accrual
accruals
1954
years
in September,
»bl,802,37o
fixed
for
the
and
1955
1953'
from
the
12
the
for
ac¬
credited
was
L
months
1955
and
resulting
1956.
tue
ior
charges
for
ending Sept.
30,
period.
before
months
previous
Oct.
oh
Service
Water
York
corporation
nounced
price
dividends
ended
preferred
on
Sept.
months'
12
30,
1956,
period.—V.
as
184..
that
the
to
option
the
of
6%-
the
purchasers wouia
the
would
be
if New
the
In.
atr-"
total shares, as remained,
advised
that
the
Murchisons,
also
receive
all
on
the
return
annual
an
the
of
of
not
which
shares
62,500
interests
shares
that
provided
agreement
Murchison
the
exercised
after
report
the
the
had
the
at
the
that
within,
right
$20
same
Murchison
its
right to
purchase
shareholders,
to
Rosenthal
Mr.
VorV
Wat0'* Sorvice,
an¬
Murchison" interests jointly
tnan $20 per share, at;
62,500 shares at. the end of
less
to
re¬
share,
per
re-purchase
option
50%. of the shares remaining under
Service
months
interim
an
transaction,
the
however,
to
Water
18
that
maximum
a
reduced
York
Texas,
time under the agreement.
stated
also
indicated,
sellers
He
purchase price,
any
period,
to
up
He
Dallas,
su°h
or
the
cn
24-month
purchase
Service,
Water
months.
Rosenthal
price.
not
remaining b°lf,
purchasers owned at
Mr.
of
New
the
at
snares
24
of
that
guaranteed
than
the
of
agreement
the
York
New
and
end
President
the
under
re-purchase
months
18
at
of
Rosenthal,
that
nounced
interests
New
York Water's non-utility sub¬
agreement to purchase from the Murchison.:
Union Chemical & Materials Corp. at a
an
shares
of
one
share.
per
L.
Corp.—Acquisition, etc.—
Murchison
the
and
29
125,000
$20
of
Richard
pointed
the agreement,
"put" 62,500 shares ta
date.
which
that
out
advised
New
them
York
this
of
Water's
sub¬
had 62,500 shares "free" of re-purchase option under
the agreement because, although the Murchison interests were jointly'
obliged to re-purchase all of -the 125,000 shares at $20 per share if
NCw York Water Service so required, the arrangement limits to 62,500
shares the Murchison re-purchase option.
He advised New York Water
sidiary,
in effect,
Sbrvice
shareholders
prospects
Union
of
that, "We believe that the earnings and growth
Chemical & Materials Corp. are substantial: and
prospective economic and market
conditions
that
under
reasonably
is
possibility
the
the
option."
Chemical
Materials
&
elected
to
its
John
D.
Murchison,
,
that
after
that
18%
its
that
next
Rosenthal
Mr.
board
the sale
the
of
125,000
Murchison
ownership
of
would
be
meeting.
interests,
shares
announced
to
a
subsidiary
affiliates pnd
interests,
approximately
200,000
shares,
of the issued and outstanding common shares
Corp.
Mr. Murchison further stated
Materials
&
the
19,
Oct.
on
registration
of
Service,
retain
about
at
representing the Murchison
Water
would
advised
directors
of
consummation
Chemical
Union
ago
board
York
New
of
of worthwhile capital appreciation with respect
which are not subject to the Murchison re¬
shares
62,500
Murchison
statement
interests
had
formally
withdrawn
the
which they had proposed some months'
Mr. Murchison emphasized that no public
under
to offer shares publicly.
Proposed Plan of Recapitalization—
Rosenthal
explained
the
of
in
a
letter
to
stockholders
accompanying
a
Syracuse
in
the business
of
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
<
1956—Month—1955
revenues
expenses
inc.
taxes
,
____
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$
$
-
-
26,354,422
19,007,396
$
$
25,145,072 202,862,427 187,457,330
18,595,783 147,395.767 137,436,935
2,181,235
2,343,571
17,636,004
16,227,323
1,871,991
1,587,793
14,414,101
12,582,226
3,131,464
after
charges-——'
2,409,042
184, pp. 1731 and 1479.
2,780,261
2,218,356
2°,416,555
18,310,916
21,210,846
16,718,820
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
oper.
texes-__2_
income--
'
'
•
'
'
*
earnings
corporate
out
of
all
of 35c per share that the transfer on Dec. 29, 1955
property to Onondaga County Water Authority made
payment
reported
engaged
last
year
corporate
corporation's "two
non-comparable with those of 1955, boc<"""? the
the Syracuse property through¬
but none of this year. He further noted that these
earnings excluded non-consolidated income of the
ncn-"tility subsidiaries, Western New York Water
Company and The South Bay Corp.
Such addition, ncn-utility net
income, including capital gains, was equal to 58c per New York Water
Service
share
for
the nine
months ended Sept, 30,
1956,
and 22c
per
share
the
for
Rosenthal
Mr.
three
months ended Sept.
that
noted
if
the
earnings
equal
gains,
months
As
Oct.
shares
bills and
1
Dec.
1956.
30,
the
former Syracuse
29,
to 77c per New York Water Service share for the 12
Sept. 30, 1956.
26, 1956, Mr. Rosenthal stated, the corporation and its
owned $5,418,616 marketable securities
(principa'ly com¬
of
utilities 1,
$1,735,000
principal
of U. S.
amount
other governmental securities and $9,125,000
short-term commercial
Mr.
Oct.
ended
of
subsidiaries
mon
period
to
from
1955 were excluded from
the
current
12-month
period, the
adjusted
12-inonth corporate net;
income would
be $508,028, or $1.63 per share.
In addition, the two
non-utility subsidiaries showed net income, including realized capital
tke
ior
Rosenthal
also
Trea ury
principal amount;
paper.
announced
the
proposed
plan
of
recapitalization
would be formally submitted
directors
which,
were
after
considering
appropriate
a
board
an order giving
hearing on the
to the New York P. S. Commission
and the U.
S. Treasury Department for approval, before formal sub¬
mission
to
the shareholders. Under
the proposed plan, the common
shares
would
be
split
5-for-l,
with
shareholders
thereafter being
by this company
and its parent, General Public
rtiliti'\s Corp., v'th respect to the proposal of
New Je-sey Power &
Light to issue and sell to banks, on or before June 30, 1957, unsecured
principal amount of a senior security of the corporation.
Under this
plan, Mr. Rosenthal explained, those shareholders who did not elect ta
,
-
New Jersey Power &
The
SEC,
it
was
announced
interested. persons .until
application
Nov.
Light Co.—Bank Loans—
on
13,
Oct.
1956
30,
to
has
issued
request
filed
\
a
>
November
823.
p.
Mr.
arranged
Corp.
•
the
cal¬
are
v
30,
further
of
snare
per
adopted,
income
Suplus"
were
the
$2.94
offering of any sharea is contemplated.
'
seeking,
Operating
-
stock of
between
$117,000.
$10,524,375
representing
on
York:
at Sept. 30, 1955.
Sept. 30, 1956 was increased!
Federal
September
by
$11,282,723
was
purchase
30 Announced
low
expand.—V.
common
$225,000
compared to $75,713,185 for
compared
H.
N.
.
frac--
and
corporation had the earnings benefit of
systems,-
scienti'ic
such
the
shares'issued
accelerated
resulted in a
charge
there
523.
Inc.—Acquisition-
Products,
_
has important uses in
guided missile testing, let
airframe testing, wind tunnel tesling, atomic energy
areas
where a large volume of data must be recorded
neriod of
and alloys.—V.
and other pro¬
Lincoln,
D.
•'
eouipment
testing,
13c
company
Federal
depreciation
revenues
as
of
ended
charged
at,
that
303,407
proceeds of qpproixmately $5,000,000 will be added to working,
capital and te used to take advantage of acquisition opportunities.
Other
and
of
fee'
frac-
transportation
earnings
shares
or
$540,000
liability
to "Earned
u.uus
of
Operating
Davies electronic systems use magnetic
tape and are designed
high-sneed acquisition, reproduction and analysis of engineering
scientific data.
engine
by Vacuum Metals
used
are
metals
Period End. Aug. 31—
a
The
for
Production
The
Federal
\
receive
high
on
to
$2.90
of
which
of
company
in
stock
close
outstanding
months
method
taxes
Announces
.
.
company has purchased. Davies I ab°ratnrios, Inc.. nf
manufacturer of specialized high-speed data recording
B. Wishart,
President, announced on Oct. 29.
to
the
the
with
These
includes
shares
the
1956
taxes
directly
1955.
$432,000
This
Net
the
at
"distributed
equivalent
in
was
dividend
be
Ind.,
in
income
property
This
Md.,
F'lorida.
acquiring
and controlling substantial interests in
companies primarily engaged in the field of insurance. The Nationwide
group of insurance-companies consists of Nationwide Mutual Insurance
Co.,. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co., and Nationwide Life In¬
surance
Co.—.V.
184, -p.
1230.
recently announced its entry into the 'ield of el-ctrom'c
cleaning for industrial, commercial and residential use.. Electronic
air
cleaners'
work
like
a
magnet, < elect-ically
c. ar„ing
air orne
particles, Including germs, and collecting them on i-Iates
havingan
Opposite «'lectric~l. clrnrge.
by
Pensacola,
near
has .called for redemotion
4'/2% 'cumulative preferred
■'
Nationwide
Honeywell
The
metal
Supply Co.—To Redeem Stock-
■
holding,
air
built
vacuum
subsidiary,
as
through
company
Lehman
I
one-story building wi'.L be used for the pro¬
cleaning equipment and other specialized
residential
policy of National Research
the production of rare metals
*
56
Ga*s Corp.-^-Earnings—
adjustments
Peotember, 1956.
reduction
The
be
entitled
plans
compared
3.337,475
12
of
compensation.
1956,
the
Stock:
of
stated that for many yea
reported
stock
President, on Oct. 30, announced the sale of all
of this corporation's holdings, 17.651 shares of the common stock (par
$10) of Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, to an institutional investor.
constructed "
w
the
1956
accrued
30,
of
Federal
's'
will
between
Freight's
following
income
months
Nationwide Corp.—Sells Sun Life Holdings—
Materiel
-
58.000-square-foot,
to
Vacuum
823.
p.
1479.
p.
Honpy-
/..,■■
President,
^
The
Air
for
September/the
the
cash
mean
positions
23
1956,
which
optional
an
Federal
'
Force
,
high
President,
Inc.,
board,
Murray
,
cast
Greenwall,
184,
The
*
Wishart,
relating
in
Nov, 30. 1956, all of
its outstanding
stock at $100s'per share,
plus accrued dividend of 75 cents per share.
Payment will be made
at the Bankers Trust Co.,
46 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 184
the
escape
by
manufacturing facility will be
by this company,
duction
and
rTeiv°d
Air
.
Construct Electronics Plant-r-
Oct.
be
to
basis
the
of
associates,
tight loop
a
plant
apparatus, more particularly, large scale vacuum
Starch
National
on%he target.
contract
.
AI7n®w>,half-mi,1i°n-dollar
Wabash. Ind.
on
—V.
fighters
target at wave-tip level, pull up into
non-nuclear bomb
high into the air,
the
vacuum
Board-,
particle
a
or
before
area
new
for
Command.
t
Systems to Navy—
22.
toward
in
Oct.
30,
amount
net
Union
as
atomic
an
the
in
of
Frank
already holds substantial contracts t^furnish
LABS, to the Air Force.
will
enable the Navy land and carrier-based
known
S.
common
Sept.
September,
less
interest
company's
the
with
by
company
systems,
to
Oct.
on
U^
3,034,068
recorded
In
the
the
Freight's
on
for
1956,
the
income
result
1954,
of
dividend
large percentage of the outitandinj
creates a conflict of interest
a
S.
Sept.
the
30,
and
poses
United
York
ownership
U
ended
on
Sept.
the
stock
Shareholders
State Electric &
York
ended
Net
of
basis
New
Company capital stock
the record date, i "
16,
handicaps
months
to
Aeronautical Division has received a
$6,883,000 con¬
supply Low Altitude Bombing Systems to the Navy, it was an¬
nounced
with
early 1957.
oi such
National
company's
to
in
furnaces such
Granite
The
National,
and
operated
or
sal°s
"
tract
of
hafnium
and
initiated
the
for
net
of
by
producer
has
Equipment Division of National Research is a leading manufac¬
of industrial high vacuum equipment and is currently expanding
t"'e
share.
a
be
turer
com¬
of
$863,109
increased
and
of
the
o
includ-d.
T*e
inclusion
consolidated
increased
net
sales
years
National Research
years,
wholly owned
its
$57,-
The
include
the
the
year.-
with
This
corporation
agreed
NBC Metals Corp., it received a
$23,009,030 contract from toe Atomic Energy Commission to supply 3,.,
500,009. pounds of high purity zirconium and hafnium for t.:e pre ently
expanding Naval reactor program.
NRC Metals is now b'ilding the
country's
first large
scale integrated. plant, for the production, of
■
of
1955,
of
compared
Co.
equipment.
has also been particularly active
development of
new
processes
for the
production of rare
such rs titanium, zirconium, taorium, and tantrnium. '• Recently,
recent
through
$194,647,731,
were
mantis
year.
$6,330,295
of
cents
30
nine
line
in
activities
on
manufacture
the
m»tals
were
Inclusion
^uarfcer
four
or
In
previously
of
last
months
subsidiary
share.
a
nine
Sept.
firs;
$69,804,632,
in
$4 995,083^
whicu
for
6,354 206
on
is
Crucible
to
Steel
.
at
concentrate
In
"
totaled
year
$4,295,996
a
ended
the
were
quarter
first
Canadian
cents
period
for
quarter
same
the
wholly-owned
pany's
subsidiari-s
months'
$172,223,366
third
to
$11,536 894,
was
.
of
against
66
Metals
and
of
1955.
in
'•
on
outstanding.
nine
share,
a
share
a
Moser
1 '
'■
few
past
Crucible
of
Syracuse, N. Y.
s.ated that the sale of the
'
originally-' organized
was
the
for
.
commercial
first
and
and
1946
subsidiary
owned
facilities
Mr.
$14,555 397
$2.20
outstanding.
third
cents
months
18.
share,
per
lor. the
to
nine
Oct.
on
common
for
$1.79
common
Earn n.js
equivalent
after
the
reported
join.ly
a
and
metals
in
/
country's
alloys,
the
Corp.,
cast
Research
I
Crucible
by
purchased
been
'
'
vacuum
National
had
Corp.
Metals
Vacuum
high
Wall
23
whereby
America.
accrued
Incorporated
Company
of
Freight
Nov.
and
available
a.
quarterly
the
"
New
in
stock
the
on
on
regular
instead
basis
owned
had
which
interests
President, on Oct. 26 stated that ararncemcni-f?
the entire interest of National Research
lvlor.se,
Metals
Vacuum
as
Net
S.
•
v
paid
S.
on
Freight.
This
at
in
share
per
Freight
Central's
sidiaries had entered into
concluded
been
in
Compagmo
plus
amount
Co.,
S.
dividend
a
$1.33
to
U,
Freight
be
U.
Central's
New
Corp.—
of
P.
Y.—V.
N.
th°
Dec.
on
Midi.
redeemed
olfiees
York
de
for
redemption
foreign series aue Dec.
bonds,
Che"~s"<s
des
Metals
Nationale
Railways
v
.
16.
the
1731.
p.
1798.
p.
Corp.—Sells Its Interest in Vacuum
National Research
1956, '
Jersey
Pay Dividend in U. S.
Young, Chairman of the Board,
Central
This
Midi RR.Co.
31,
New
,•
Gengras
such
them,
be
not
Fire
Continental
of
the exchange
effective if it gets no more than 51%
of National Fire stock.
On this
basis, the exchange will not be tax-free and an exchanging stock¬
holder will be subject to a 25%
Federal capital gains tax and "can
mean
very
substantial tax payments for many National Fire stock¬
holders." •. i,y<v'.C":Jstock
1317.
p.
holders
offered
National
Gengras
Hartford—Exchange
shares
he
have
Co.
of
for
announced
26
from
value
for
stock
National
Casualty h?.s
shares
Mr.
William
additional
of
he d.
v
of
of
Exchange
S.
the
declared
30
for
the
S.
will
shares
1955,
taxfree, 80%
of the National
stated,, Continental Casualty
But,
.
later.
the
and
shares
announced
headed
group
purchase
shares
each
to
are
exercise
1'/a
Oct.
on
support
of
of
To
—
Central stock.
of
shares
12
director and largest individual holder of this
is in opposition to the terms of the proposed
company's
rktt
m
share
Mr.
share
date
of
shares
Co.
by
payable on Dec. 20 to holders of record
U.
tional
the
Oct.
of
is
of
tional
new
by Director—
Clayton Gengras,
shares, who
effer
Seamless Tube
Insurance
used
.
RR*
equivalent
price
Nov.
on
share
income
well
be
911.
p.
,
.
Fire
180,
on
Co.
closing
in lieu
Robert R.
the
vicinity
will
be used by New Jersey Power & Light to re¬
treasury for construction expenditures made prior
Central
York
business
One
.
under
Dec.
$1,800,000.
borrowings
share.
a
•The
of
par
completed earlier. this year.
The company "
the
80-acre
tract- on
which
the
well
is -
in
on
mile
'
alsa
Jersey
will
its
directors
dustry,
in
water
no
one
New
pay,
GPU
Freight
U.
with
to
at
1956.—V.
29th
oil
of
bank
together
out^tantl-
application
reimburse,
made
by
Exchange,
on
convertible
.
approximately
full interest
Opposed
tinental
p.1354.
cne
by
which
1
has
assurance
8.812,576
2,503,830
income
underwriting
the
is
*
500,000
a registration statemen. with the SEC on Oct.
23,
covering 59,336 shares of common stock, $5 par value. Under this
registration the company is offering to the hoi ers of common stock
the rignt
sub cnbe for additional shar:s of common stock at the
for
Oot.-
as
an
oil discovery well in
Company, a division of Monsanto
Vice-President has announced.
Oil
Lien
barrels
324
well
exchange of the
Co. of Chicago,
148,871,706
charges
to
the
5Vi %
completed
Lion
company's
This company filed
agreed
E.
.
Diill-ng
1956
of
Howell,
75%
and
been
by
J.
-flowed
No.
a
ci'teq
<£'"r
165,422,673
taxes—
oper.
An
with
of
185,796 shares of $1
conversion of such debentures.
The
The offering price will be supplied by
1205.
*
p.
Okla.
discovery
owns
1956- -8 Mos.—1955
<(»
19,669,181
taxes—
Michigan
rate
statement
1966 and
1,
which,
notes
The
Freight Stock in Lieu of Cash—
cents
upon
.181,
has
1
No.
Co.,
well
Offer
15,163,938
oper.
expiration
With
valued
-21,247,404
-_l
income
184,
issuable
underwritten.
The
E.
1956—Month
exps.
after
New
The
registration
a
amount
short-term
of
$4,800,000.
in part, the cost of its current construction '
maturity its presently outstanding short-term,
in part, its treasury for construction ex- '
therefrom.
The proceeds of the cash capital con.- '
to
pay
to
1,
culated
$
Net
Palice
County,
^National
Period End. Aug. 31-
Net
be
The
$788,380.
Other
may
Commission—
due Aug.
to
exceed
to
the
in part,
Jan.
sales
?
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Federal
to
Stock
—V.
mortgages
will
Chemical
Bend,
of
filed
Light
and
imburse,
soon
by both management and
have something further
report
we
covering $794,000 principal amount
debentures,
amendment.—V.
The
consists
&
of
make cash capital contribution
time to time but not latpr than
from
not
from
tributions
Monsanto Chemical Co.—New Discovery Well—
Wis., on Oct. 25 offered publicly $300,000 of 4V2% and
4%% collateral trust bonds, series A, dated Aug.
1, 1956
and due semi-annually from Dec.
1, 1957 to June 1, 1971,
at 100% and accrued interest.
at
corporation
offering
see
Methodist Union of The Columbus District, Columbus,
O.—Bonds Offered
B. C. Ziegler & Co., West
The -collateral
Exchange
capital stock,
Kay
—
and
26,; 1956
price
1353.
p.
Power
"
-
Light,
program,
notes,
principal
amount
aggregate
an
may
As
action.
Airlines, Inc., Ithaca, N. Y.—Registers
subordinated
value
$17.50 per share, 84,017 shares were subscribed tor under 1
primary rights and oversubscriptions were received for
10,657 shares; rights expired on Oct. 10. The offering
was
amount
Proceeds
aggregate
an
principal
GPU will
&
an
in
exceed
that
penditures
the
by
Commerce
when
the
1797.
p.
notes
$1,990,000
not
Power
States
Mohawk
Securities
.Metal
the
will
proposes
this
today:
Commission
a
debt
Interstate
by the Commission
study
recommendation
determination
of
Committee
Commerce
issue
disappointed
the
final
a
Executive
reported
said
quite
of
the
$1.19
—
Income
short-terin
with
1797,
p.
In
of
Interstate
plan
stock,
are
recommendation
be
not
*
we
Wilkinson
course,
the
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$
Sales
of
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Results—
to
M-K-T's
7%- preferred
"Naturally,
the
on
Wilkinson
Examiner
Merck
the
use.—V.
Chairman
commenting
company,
Under a
plan of recapitalization
authorized
early
this year,
the
company's preferred and class A stocks were retired and the authorized
common
of
one
industrial
mends Disapproval of Plan—
after
similar
1955.
in
for
Missouri-Kansas-Texas. RR.—ICC
per
cents
$217,000,
a
Philadelphia,
ing,
$16,000,000,
was
for
at
instrumentation
construction
$303,247—71
lo_,s
net
a
Division
7
(1915)
action,
given
the
oution
of
exchanging
three
of
the
split
shares
for
$40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
Monday, November 5, 1956
...
(1916)
5-for-l
be subject
not
while
split,
by
York
New
York
is
Co.
receiving
EARNINGS
FOR
its
9 Months
Operating
Federal
expenses
income
Non-utility
Income
Net
•Net
$1,072,526
660,726
revenues
—
tax—J
166,900
—-
(Crj——
income
36,353
income
•Based
96,359
—:
372,256
'
'
-
share.
per
on
'
$3,986,713
2,608,857
517,600
233,923
312,281
$184,894
$457,606
$657,641
•
$1.23
$1.77
p.
2539.
deductions
income
12 Months
$2,896,398
1,909,560
397,700
108,391
3 Months
Operating
$0.50
———
outstanding.—V.
shares
183,
Shipbuilding
News
Ship
conversions
$66,723,945
work
6,512,980
10,377,813
2,457,755
7,599,257
1,566,334
2,271,883
2,396,613
oper.
Sept. 24/56
|
balance
Estimated
of
The
—V.
184,
from
billings
the
the
on
10,960
North
Carolina Telephone
Net
-Earnings Increased—
(& Subs.)
1956
revenue
Net
inc.
taxes,
income
of
interest,
preferred
on
etc..;
-j
after
income
Shares
Co.—Stock Subscriptions—
stock—
—V.
stock
common
184,
of
subordinated
Commission's
of
PROCEEDS—The
for
used
the
net
proceeds
following
the
from
and
purposes
in
of
sale
the
the
shares
of
order
will
priority
The
(2i
the
reduction
for
intends
company
short-term
of
general
corporate
apply
to
approximately
27,024,743
22,750,467
2,751,579
5,806,136
$3.44
_
outstanding
indebtedness
including
purposes,
*
which
accounts
to
time
additions
expenses,
applied
incurred
were
the
towards
time
and
payment
of
out¬
construction
of
new
the
to
the
for
facilities.
(4)
The
$113,000
remainder
will
be
modernization
March
31,
the
of
applied
1957.
Matthews
its
present
plant
North
Dec.
the
&
Co.
incorporated
was
Telephone Co.
In
July
on
Carolina
North
1950,
18,
The
physical
conveyed
and
properties
Telephone
maximum
number
as
S.
FINANCING-
Outstanding
$1,000,000
1,500,000 shs.
of
names
the
several
shares
unsubscribed
be
to
1,242,858 shs.
underwriters
purchased
;
______
Kenny <k Ayres, Incorporated....
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner..
184,
Oper.
Inc.__.__
the
pay
pany's
cost
23,
1956,
with
and
Central
filed
covering
common
$45,000,000
&
Model,
and
bupplied
The
by
underwriting
Roland & Stone.
terms,
general
Ohio
like
Proceeds
the
the
its
be
the
the
The
to
headed
currently
terms
be
will
be
milling
required
Northspan
tario
1956,
companies,
Blind
each
River
Northspan
Ltd., which,
United
(of
bonds,
son),
is
of
repay
advances
in
to
be
power
of
special
the
of
revenues
or
the
price
Power's
the
taxes
Net
Net
calendar
bonds,
mortgage
Light
due
&
Power
Central
not
with
other
in
funds
bonds
B
by
which
Northspan
to
connection
with,
Northspan
3',4%
2%%
Co.,
Rio
indirectly,
are
of
by
Tinto
3,103,556
under
of
of
Tinto
Rio
Spanish
Mines Ltd.
and
shore
Rio
Ltd.,
predecessor
the
equipping
Lake
Authorized
Co.
Canada
shares
to
a
formed
predecessor
in
in
Ontario
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.
of
London,
and
of
was
its
parent
Northspan
non-affiliated
own
stock
per¬
all
London
stock
the
prospectus, Northspan has
contract with Eldorado Mining
agreed
&
to
enter
Refining,
Ltd.,
into
an
prior
from
the
outstanding bank
and
orders
of
acquisitions
the
presently
183, p. 7.
said
notes.
reservations
Nov.
of
7,
1952,
securities
proposed
of
acquisition
'
&
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$
$
s1:
-
67,919,877
61,657,507
514,136,049
462,211,481
41,608,838 346,452,372
6,459,000
53,061,484
311,162,428
7,754,000
49,056,745
5,865,737
5,251,805
43,971,165
38,539,418
10,020,783
8,337,864
70,651,023
63.452,890
8,312,637
6,767,315
58,890,998
51,981,868
Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise-
Sept. 30—
1956
taxes
1955
$5,738,128
sales—
$4,645,884
income./—
on
697.706
• 18,646
362,000
Cr5,000
$335,706
•$13,646
$0.87
$0.04
income.—:
on
share—
per
184,
—_
922.
p.
Peninsular Telephone Co.—Bonds Sold
Privately—The
it was announced on Nov. 2, has sold to certain
institutions, through Morgan Stanley. & Co. and Coggeshall
& Hicks, an issue of $10,000,000 first
mortgage
4*4% bonds, series E, due Nov. 1, 1986.
to
proceeds
to
are
property—V.
183,
be
used
to
for additions
pay
and
improvements
2078.
p.
Pennsylvania & Southern Gas Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
company
covering
offered
at
delphia,
Pa.,
holder
The
is
to
will
for
and
to
used
working
of
Nov.
Lewis
existing
capital.—V.
177,
with
1976
l;
Dick
stock
common
repay
C.
tha/
be
to
Co.,
Phila¬
which" entitles
debenture
$1,000
of
to
notification
due
each.
each
shares
20
be
letter
a
debentures
6%
attached
purchase
proceeds
standing
filed
29
of
in units of $1,000
is the underwriter.
warrant
the
Oct.
on
$300,000
par
at
$12
loans
share.
per
notes
and
out¬
2459.
p.
Pfauder Co.—Forms Affiliate in Mexico—
and
company
announced
Mexico.
the
This
Arteacero,
S.A., Mexico, D.F., on Oct. 16 jointly
of
Arteacero-Piaudler, S.A., located in
bring together fabricating facilities and
establishment
association
will
engineering background
market
for
is
third
the
to better serve the rapidly expanding Mextcan
processing equipment and technical services. This
industrial
Pfaudler
Shinko-Pfaudler
Pfaudler
also
in
association
having
Schock-Gusmer &
Co.
been
abroad
maintains
1933.
in
the
past
two
years—
established
in
Japan
in
1954,
and
in Australia earlier this year.
established in Germany in 1907 and
(Australasia)
plants
Pty.
/
series
due
series
$4,895,000
due
notes,
4Vz%
stock
$7,000,000
202.403 shs.
100.000 shs.
50,000 shs.
4.20%
series
(no
value)
par
the
to
as
10,000,000 shs.
maximum
amount
instrument under
the
underwriter,
and
names
of
the
of
food,
animal
First
Boston
Hutton
which such
The
of
First
limited
securities
Boston
by
are
the
new
bonds
be
to
the
issued.
Corp.,
the
of
bonds
new
Peabody
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
F.
S.
&
New
York
&
Co._
Pierce,
man¬
purchased
and
.980,000
&
Anthony
Co.—
Burnham
Cooley
E.
&
&
Co..!
825.000
825,000
|825,000
Co.
Bros.
&
Eissell
&
Meeds
Co
R.
C50.000
Inc.
J.
in
15-state
a
and
it
drugs.
isntalled
been
contains
air-conditioned
79,000
for
the
Specially designed ma¬
to permit quick packing
antibiotics,
vitamins, hormones and
which Pfizer makes available to
also manufactures fine chemicals
and industrial use and a line of proucts
range
of
The company
medicinal
nutrition.
center
the
is
fifth
and
erected
largest
by
the
com¬
Rberig & Co., Chemical Sales and Agricultural Sales
headquarters in the new center.^—V.
184,
B.
regional
1799.
220,000
&
Co
220,000
Evans & Co.,
Ordnance,
announced
&
Co.
but extremely deadly air-to-air guided
for the Navy Department. Bureau of
Government and Industrial Division, it was
lightweight,
a
produced
being
Philco's
by
on
Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson
Arthurs,
327.
16.—V., 184, p.
Oct.
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
Period End. Sept: 30—
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$
$
Sales
:
Inc.
before
Fed.
income
•Earngs.
•Based
on
taxes
—
com.
per
204.087,555
17,239.505
3,370,626
9,245.441
8,278,505
$1.08
$2.93
$2.60
.
$1.10
share
$
74,488,628 2 40,462.440
7,026,476
-18,990.441
86,200,451
7,038,834
3,437,834
2,887,233 shares.—V.
Piedmont
334%
have
jirst
183, p. 1971.
&
been
Redemption-
Northern Ry.—Partial
called
bonds,
mortgage
redemption
for
due
on
Dec.
100%
at
1966
will be made at the Guaranty
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 184,
1,
and
1956, $43,000 ol
accrued interest.
Trust Co. of New York,
p. 1799.
140
165,000
Lestrange
&
110,000
Dreyfus
330,0)0
Hugo
330,030
Townsend,
&
Marx
Pigeon Hole Parking of St.
Co.—:
& CO._j
Graff
&
l
Co.
110.000
110,000
110.000
Louis, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.
Exchange Commission—
—Registers With Securities and
statement with the SEC
shares of class A common stocK,
is to be underwritten by a group
headed by A.
and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. as comanagers.
The proceeds will be used to I construct and operate two
multi-level
automobile
parking structures,
utilizing a patented me¬
chanical device, in the St. Louis area.
The proposed maximum offeiing
This
on
—165,000
___'
550,000
Deetjen
noW
is
missile
Co.229,000
Co.
Securities Corp.
Corp.—Producing Navy "Sidewinder" Missile
Philco
"Sidewinderj'
220,000
—
&
Williston
550,000
&
Stetson
Emanuel,
structure
of
part
space,
Payment
Co._—
Clement A.
550,000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Cohu
Parke
J.
550,000
Co.
&
220,000
Sutro
Carolina
Midwestern
new
customers
Poole, Roberts
Sutro
Window,
its
opened
serve
preparations
and
their
have
There
220.000
550,000
&
as
continue
its
1731 and
220,000
&
—
Schmidt,
825.000
Co.,
Co.—
Son
O'Connell
825,000
&
220,000
—
Horner
.Inc.
&
Newbold's
Co
Parrish
health
under
—will
pp.
220,000
Richards
H.
Co
Laird,
Ramirez
will
Securities
Co.—__
Hibbs
Inc
Co.,
&
Inc.
Van
&
Sc
B.
beverage,
distribution
Net
275,000
220,000
_—
&
Fclger, Nolan, FlemingW.
Lerchen & Co.
Stokes
Clark
_
Co.—275,000
Morris,
Taylor
W.
to
concrete
chemicals
2/5,0j0
&
Corp.
W.
,
Co
Hutton
F.
,100,000
Kay,
___
&
1
$330,000
.
Co
Co.
Interstate
1.100,000
Redpath
Kean,
&
&
Day
Auchincloss, Parker
E.
Elki?is,
Evans
L.
&
Watling,
,375,000
.375,000
Hanseatic
Smithers
S.
Gustavo
Arteacero
by
Hughes
Inc
Miller
Mead,
1 ,100,000
Tucker
Co.,
Doolittle
1 ,980,000
Co.—
&
Corp.
F.
&
-
Co
Moseley
Raffenspereer,
1 930,00J
Beane
&
111,
and
Philip Morris Inc. (&
Corp._$3 800,000
Co
&
Kidder,
Hallgarten
officially
equipment has
profession.
Laboratories,
7,320,000 shs.
issuance
but
other purchasers
respective piincipal amounts
are'set forth below:
E.
by
of
60,000 shs.
stock
requirements of
W.
directors
branch expansion program.
Other u.anc
are
in
operation in San Francisco, Atlanta, Dallas and Portland. Ore.
All
four
of
the
company's
domestic
marketing
divisions—Pfizer
series
The
warehouse
pharmaceutical
pany
6,500,000
4.08%
the
24
brick
shipment of the wide
medical
The
series
aging
of
handling
for
700,000 shs.
___.
•Unlimited
headed
be
of
Chicago,
heat-sensitive
for
value
(par
in
two-story
of
the
Oct.
series
Common
new
other
20,000,000
L_:
to
Oct.
on
Center
feet
and
15,000,000
22,000,000
serially
will
board
729.
,
terials
40,000,000
___
uw_;
preferred
corporation
storage
15.000,000
1983
serial
This
The
55,000,000
1
1966
p.
area.
—
1981
due
S.A.
present
184,
Distribution
B
——
due
1,
The
serve.—V.
square
1968
series
3%
Arteacero-Pfaudler,
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Opens New Center—
Outstanding
Closed
series
American
properties
Huron
Mining
Tinto
option
It
three
On¬
1956,
(certain
company,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
■«'
Bonds;
33,8 %
R.
three
30,
stock
proceeds
its
conditions
earnings
to
Ohio
1977
•First Mortgage
A,
issued
June
1955.
year
EFFECT
.•
Oct.
of
at
1956—Month—<1955 /
Federal
earnings
President.
17,000,000
be
of
the
Commission's
of
to
OVEC.—V.
taxes-
net
Federal
income
28,000,000
lien
to
as
for
stock,
1231.
p.
income
1984
be
of
charges—
184,
net
and
1986—
to
the
respect
income
oper.
net
and
$95,006,914
of
revenues
GIVING
$98,574,364
to
amounted
with
1985—
of Northspan's issued and
outstanding
beneficially owns, directly and indirectly
carrying apnroximatelv 55%
of
the
voting
outstanding shares of Rio Tinto Canada.
to
Ohio
due
are
common
44,279,357
before
total operating
1956,
30,
due
projects.
Mines
exploring
The
controlled
43.2%
Tinto
months ended June
company
CAPITALIZATION
offering
prospectus,
following
operations
north
by
shares
Canada
According
was
corporation.
150,000
Rio
the
Uranium
the
the
on
is
in
use
subsidiaiy,
due
for
it
Co.,
its
common
the
use
that
applicable
taxes
Income
them
used
the
construction
to
Nordic
which
turn,
for
electrical
of
series
9,000
the
combine
of
coal
mines
financing
wholly-owned
series
and
successor
area
and
one
series
public
series
will
According
controlled
representing
Tinto
which
sale
has
4V4%
series
in
notes
income
Scotland
Stanley
prior
a
together
$6,000,000
Panel Consolidated Uranium
to
the
It
3%%
on
1953,
Consolidated
com¬
3 Vu %
offered
proposed
and
of,
shafts
Lake
directly
which
shares.
Rio
tjoe
in
1978—
made.
issue)
complete
to
Kingdom
control,
or
is
Ltd., and
June,
the
Co.,,
the 12
due
SEC
warrants,
to
bonds
when
to
constructing
capacity of
companies:
Mines
in
Coal
series
advancing underground work on its
three separate
plants thereon, with a
tons of oie per day, tor the pro¬
duction
of
uranium
concentrates.
The
expenditures incurred up to
Aug. 31, 1956, aggregated $14,036,078; expenditures in September,
1956,
totalled $1,636,451; and it is estimated that an
additional $57,637,471
and
combined
the
to
stations.
3%
Morgan
rate,
the
of
junior
loans
the
of
(including
program.
sinking
properties,
improvements
and
100,000
be
by
interest
mortgage
bank
of
determine
requirements
105.10%
220,000
bonds,
mortgage
attached,
group
will
first
sale
raised
may
construction
is
the
and
bonds
of
amount
from
to
company
meet
dealers
UNDERWRITERS—The
mortgage
$27,000,000
a
of the company
if redeemed prior
option
4.40%
with
Elec¬
&
•
amendment.
to
proposed
general
warrants
pure, ase
exceeding
secure
of
statement
an
underwriting
from
additions
customers.
EARNINGS—For
85,000
registration
a
Si,are
through
price,
its
to
are
100,000
in
equally
oper.
This
with
cooperates
appliances
Cumulative
public sale
Co.
extensions,
of
1971
_•
______
to
amount
forth
Three Months Ended
properties.
$100)
company
the
at
in the generation, purchase, trans¬
mission
and
distribution
of
electric
energy
for sale to the public
at retail and
at wholesale to other electric utility companies and
to
municipalities.
The
company
serves
608
communities
having
an
estimated
population of
1,408,000.
In
addition,
the company sells
Northspan Uranium Mines, Ltd.—Registers With SEC
The
follows:
as
BUSINESS—Company is engaged
due
r
(3)
stated
revenues
after
A
series
_
and
expenses
Other
the
to
3%
!
__
...
its
Gas
Edison
authorization
on
surplus
of
$
Operating
proceeds
stock
the
135*.
p.
4%s,
as
323,572
Inc..
Willis,
—V.
all
proceeds from the sale of the new bonds, together
from the sale of 110,000 shares of additional com¬
parent company,
American Gas & Electric Co.,
for
a
cash
consideration
of
$11,000,000,
will
be
applied
to
the
prepayment of $23,500,000 of bank notes and the remainder used to
the
each
by
earned
Ohio
SEC
$1,202,222
holders
principal
Period End. Aug. 31-
PROCEEDS—Net
mon
and
Company
Hirshberg,
redeemable
prices ranging
3%%
&
McCarley & Company,
&
to
First
Shares
Dickson
Norris
redemption
for
PRESENT
bonds,
1, 1957, to 100%
if redeemed on or after Nov. 1, 1985; and
special redemption prices ranging from 100.85%
if redeemed prior
Nov.
1, 1957 to 100%
if redeemed on or after Nov. 1, 1985.
$16,934,103
TO
of
Nov.
of
$1
of
be
company on June 30,
1955, and
A preliminary certificate of dis¬
Telegraph Co. has been issued by
Carolina,
follows.
R.
regular
to
will
bonds
compared
EFFECT
the
for
American
and
Boston
$28,000,000
31
101.311.
new
$17,766,677
$1,000,000
(par
The
to
Long-term debt
stock
(jointly),
at
&
Authorized
UNDERWRITERS—The
received
were
&
North
GIVING
Anson
27,
were
The
bids
its
the
order
set
subordinated
Stuart & Co., Inc., 101.651; Blyth & Co., Inc., 101.38; and
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
it.
by
Telephone
CAPITALIZATION
the
of
Oct.
on
to
to
Co.,
received
Halsey,
generating
the
to
operated
Anson
Secretary of State of
Common
as
adopted
and
|
were
the
of
added
be
operation and
management
of
the Anson
Co., Wadesboro, North Carolina was assumed
Telegraph
owned
now
solution
the
will
and
completed by
to the working
other
Three
the
1954
company.
Telegraph
are
balance
be
of
amount
construction
Inc.
24,
Telephone
its
will
in 1954.
On July 18, 1950, it acquired the physical
and franchise of the Matthews, North Carolina and
Carolina Exchange oi the
United Telephone Co.
of
name
Carolinas,
On
approximate
to
estirmsted
is
I
company
Waxhaw
&
equipment
Waxhaw,
the
the
company
it
v
BUSINESS—The
the
the
remaining
Any
capital.
in
proceeds
by
which
program
offered
100.038%.
at
from
July
anc
like
a
jurisdiction
books closed.
be
and
Offered—The First
Bonds
—
The group was awarded the issue Oct. 30 on a bid
This offering was oversubscribed and the
ity.
of
with
Improvements to the telephone plant.
(3) Approximately $300,000 will be
standing
incurred
1955
Co.
assocaites
mortgage bonds, 4V4% series due Nov. 1, 1986, at
100.848% and accrued interest to yield 4.20% to matur¬
stated:
$87,500
Power
and
have
dividend of
Parker Appliance
first
(1) To acquire
all the physical properties and franchises of the
Norwood, N. C. and Marshville, N. C. exchanges of the United Telephone
Co. of the Carolinas, Inc.
The cost of the acquisition will be $493,921,
plus any additional capital expenditures between Oct. 31,
closing date of the acquisition.
prepay
♦Loss.—V.
Ohio
sell
notes,
to
The
subscription by stockholders of record Aug. 6 at $1.25
Corp.
cash
companies,
Electric
30,
being, equal
and
parent
Penn
Oct.
a
sale
1480.
p.
pay
issue
to
its
West
on
holding and public utility
companies,
including American, Gas and
Electric, West Penn, and Ohio Edison)
$1,102,000 principal amount
$
24,354,326
2,751,579
5,806,136
$3.72
deductions—_—
etc.,
to
amount
(2)
and
The
1955
.
30,070,186
—•-
Earnings per share on common stock.__———
828,572 shares of common stock recently offered
share, on a basis of two new shares for each one
held, 417,435 shares were subscribed for and the
remaining 411,137 shares were offered by the under¬
writers, headed by R. S. Dickson & Co. and McCarley
& Co., Inc., at $1.40 per share. Of the latter shares, 268,059 were laid off by the underwriters during the sub¬
scription period which ended Oct. 5.
(1)
—V.
128,174,973 119,850,952
29,552,067 26,744,917
-
after
income
oper.
Gross
per
a
9,635,228
$
Operating
contiacts.
share
a
OVEC
such
Net
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Dividends
Of the
and
announced
was
1480.
p.
Ohio Edison Co.
'
12,146
Valley Electric Corp.—To Pay Dividend—
corporation
Co.
Net
Contract billings
unoilled balances
are
subject to possible adjustments
statutory and contractural provisions.—V. 183, p. 670.
from
vary
resulting
by
20,494,528
20,430,850
2,804,723
2,802,066
150,851,426
251,277.927
Ohio
This
tric
Federal
reports income from long-term shipbuilding .contracts
percentage-of-coir.pletion basis/such income lor any period will
estimated
for
20,426,242
20,532,891
2,648,926
charges——
company
the
therefore
and
21,257,668
2,691,573
income
oper.
after
Net
on
$100.51 per share for a $4.92 dividend; and
Ripley & Co. Inc., and Stone & Webster Secu¬
Corp. (jointly) bid $100.34 per share for a $5
dividend.—V. 184, p. 1798.
»
unbilled
contracts
major
at the close of the period
——
Equivalent number of employees, on a 40-hour
basis, working during the last week of the per'd
on
$
Net
Sept. 26/55
$
•
company
bid
Pacific Telephone
$27,775,190 $78,416,949 $93,298,386
$24,387,768
As of—
Co.
&
of
2,941,068 s.21,261,367
1,174,441
W, 409,299
1,294,257
taxes
oper.
Rejected—The
rities
$
2,771,319
Stock
Harriman
137,045,920
85,658,496
10,915,048
taxes-
Preferred
rejected both of two proposals submitted by
separate groups of bidders for 60,000 shares of cumula¬
tive preferred stock.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
1956—8 Mos.—1955
17,835,280
12,413,194
expenses
Federal
income
for
30
OVEC
148.569,142
96,472,234
19,127,696
revenues
Oper.
Other
Totals
;
$
Operating
/'
464,970
and
1731.
p.
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Aug. 31—
turbines
184,
Co.—Earnings-
Telephone
Bell
9,683,648
14,306,738
4,380,357
6,685,651
accessories
Other
year.—V.
next
sometime
Ohio
and
repairs
Hydraulic
3,
Sept. 26/55
Sept. 24/56 Sept. 26,'55 Sept. 24/56
contr'ts. $14,840,534 $19,556,616 $54,053,199
Shipbuilding
in the "Whiskey Pass"
Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, was
No.
Bids
Oct.
>
likewise announced that on
has
Drilling
Well
until
—9 Mos. Ended—
—3 Mos. Ended—
weeks.
two
Oct. 21 State Lease
(Block 67, Ship Shoal),
Field
off
temporarily abandoned.
The
well whs drilled to a total depth of 12,241 feet, at which point
the electric log indicated no commercial shows of oil or gas.
Due to
other commitments for the barge "John Hayward"
which drilled the
well, the company will defer its plans for sidetracking and deepening
tracts, Etc.—
Billings during the per'd
24 announced
Oct.
on
next
the
Ocean
1527
Co.—Con¬
Dock
Dry
&
company
within
'&•
s
Newport
Exploration Co.—New Contract—
the signing of a farmout agree¬
ment with Magnolia Co. et al whereby Ocean Drilling and Mississippi
River Fuel
Corp. will earn a working interest in
the north half ol
Block
9,
E'ast Cameron
Area,
Offshore Louisiana.
The agreement
covers
2,500 acres and requires the drilling of a test well to 13,600
feet.
The site is about 2'/2 miles offshore and lies in about 25 feet
of
water.
The company
plans to use its offshore mobile drilling
barge "John Hayward" in this operation and expects to commence
Drilling &
Ocean
This
1956
MONTHS ENDED SEPT 30,
9 AND 12
3.
share
rata
pro
contract
will
taken on Oct. 25, 1956
subsidiary.
As a result
action
Water
Water
the sole pur¬
as
to which Eldorado
delivery, uranium
concentrates to the gross minimum
value ol $275,000,000. Northspan
understands that, Eldorado, in turn, will sell the uranium concentrates
to
the
United States Atomic Energy Commission
and to the United
Kingdom, pursuant to contracts. See also V. 184, p. 1798.
uranium concentrates in Canada, pursuant
to
purchase from Northspan, upon
of
chaser
those
to dissolve the Western
of such dissolution, New
oi the subsidiary's assets,
Including all of the stock of Utilities & Industries Management Corp.,
a
non-utility subsidiary .of Western New York Water Co.i
structure
which serves
Government,
Canadian
the
of
agency
to any taxes as a consequence of the
shareholders who elected to exchange could.
If they wished, sell the senior security received and such exchange and
tale would
be
classified for tax
purposes
as
a capital gain or loss.
Mr.
Rosenthal
also
announced
a
simplification- of
the corporate
would
exchange
Oct
25
cents
corporation
29
par
1956
filed
covering
a
registration
300,000
value.
The offering
G. Edwards & Sons
price is $3.25 per share.
(Continued
on page
47)
Volume
134
$583
Number
.
.
The Commercial avd Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
announcements
In
tables.
the
first
are
grouped in two separate
indicate
we
all
nounced during the current week.
second
in
table
the
dividends
Then
we
an¬
follow with
which
we
show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date."
a
Per
Name of
ABC
C
A
57/
preferred
conv.
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
SI.20
$12'Ac
iquar.)
Acme
Wire
Adams
(J.
net
Oil
Co., Ltd.—
Co.-(quar.)
D.)
Affiliated
realized
Alabama
6 7/
securities
Great
partic.
Allied
preferred
Chemical
Stock
RR.
&
ordinary
Bakeries,
American &
American
Foreign Power
Metal,
Stock
4'A7»
iquar.i
com.
iquar.i
\
(quar.)
American
Radiator
Common
Co.
Tobacco
National
Co.
Louisiana
Ltd.
Gas
Co.,
(increased
Co.
Mutual
(Calif.)
Bros.
Class
4
of
12-17
El
12-17
4.109/
3
11-16
4'A7c
$4.40
5.507/
preferred
5'/27«
preferred
11-23
5.367/
12-15
12-
7
11-
12-
1
11-9
12-15
11-9
11-15
10-31
11-
12-10
11-26
12-10
11-26
11-
10-3l|
11-15
11-30
11-15
12-
1
11-15
17'Ac
12-15
Co.,
10-31
10-17
11-15
11-
12-17
11-16
Chucking
A
5
5
dep.
1-
i57c
|63c
&
common
Machine
(quar.)
preferred
Terminal
Extra
Butler
_________
5%
Bros,
(increased
(H.
M.)
<fc
Interstate
(stock
(quar.)______
$4.25
Class
Canada
A
5""
preference
47/
Co.
7$
4%
77/
&
Colonial
Sand
Stock
&
Stone
dividend
Colorado
Milling
5'A 7$
preferred
Consolidated
Ltd.
r
11-15
50c
12-27
12-10
12-
1
62'Ac
iquar.)
12-
1
11-
8
11-15
9
10-23
25c
(quar.)
•
11-23
11-
30c
_;
12-10
11-30
30c
12-10
11-30
12-10
8
Securities,
Capital
Income
Gains
$.16
Inc.—
Fund-;.
Growth
(quar.)____
Electronics
12-
6
11-20
Food
12-
1
11-20
Shares
87'Ac
12-1
11-2
Railroad
Bond
Railroad
Equipment Shares—^
1
11-2
7'Ac
11-
1
1
2
lr 2
—
1
11-
.15
1.85*
11-
1
11-16
11-
1
1 11-16
11-
1
.35*
11-16
11-
1
.50*
11-16
11-
1
.45*
11-16
II-
.04
_________
Shares
.05
III-
1
.09
.90*
11-16
11-
1
.15
____
.30*
11-16
11-
1
11-16
.19
.25
11-16
11-
1
.015
11-16
11-
1
Utilities
Shares
.11
.04
11-16
11-
1
12-
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-
1
11-
31'Ac
12-
1
11-15
1-
2
11-30
'Optionally in shares.
1-
11-
2
12-10
1
12-10
12-15
12-15
11-30
1
11-15
2
12-
3
3
1-2
12-3
12-10
11-16
10-31
10-11
12-10
11-26
11-15
11-
30c
12-
1
11-
1-1
25c
12-
1
12-
9
12-7
11-15
4Cc
2
1
11-
5
11-15
11-15
12-
1
convertible
vestment
Gulf
(quar.)
87'Ac
12-
3
11-9
9
A
Hamilton
4%
net
preferred
common
(R.
Maple
preferred
t25c
+20c
35c
(quar.)
common
11-21
1(2
1
11-
7
12-15
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
12-14
11-23
$1
;
12-14
11-23
37'Ac
(quar.).!
12-15
11-20
5%
12-20
11-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'A
1-
2
12-10
preferred
(quar.);
$1.06'A
1-
2
12-10
Harshaw
Chemical
Hawaiian
(quar.)
Pineapple,
25c
common
preferred A (quar.)
Hecia Mining Co. (quar.).
—
Heyden
Chemical,
3 'A'/
preferred
<quar.)_—____—
4%7/
preferred
(quar.)
Hotel
preferred
first
preferred
11-30
11-
9
12-20
11-20
11-13
11-
20c
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
1
11-16
—
30c
12-
1
11-15
—
$1.18%
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)__
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)___
$2
11-
2
10-26
10-11
9-28
new
common
$10
11-30
Hugoton
11-30
Hug »ton
1
11-15
7'Ac
12-
1
11-16
$1.37'A
12-
1
11-16
Huston
Gas
(quar.)
Ste^l
International
&i
Co.
Water
(quar:)
(year-end)—
Cigar
Machinery
:
(quar.)
11-20
10-31
11-30
11-15
11-
5
11-15
11-
5
25c
(quar.)__
12-15
50c
Units
Peanut
dividend
Indiana Gas
Extra
lie
60c
57/
Trust
Production
(Tom)
7
12-
_
—
—_—!
(initial)
Extra
Inland
62'Ac
87'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)-.
Barbizon, Inc.
9
$1.09%
common
Hotels Corp.,
43A7/
11.-
30c
_____
Manufacturing Co
11-23
11-23
12'Ac
—__
12-11
20c
(quar.)
5 7/
Hettrick
11-
5
11-19
11-
9
11-15
11-
9
11-15
11-
9
12-
11-
7
common
Co.
RR.,
1
11-15
1
11-15-
15c
—__
+25c
(quar.)
6c
3c
pfd.
Field
Co.
(F.
McKay
H.)
Co.
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
11-30
11-16
25c
12-10
11-23
25c
12-10
11-23
10-12
11-9
11-
8
1
11-23
30c
12-10
11-30
$5
12-
1
15c
(quar.)
1
11-
1
10-15
11-30
11-16
1-11
11-30
:|:25c
5'/
10c
11-16
11-23
11-12
50c
(resumed)
11-15
11-15
11-
15c
u___
11-30
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Fire
1
11-26
11-
11-23
12-18
40c
40c
<
Frank
&
10-12
12-15
dividend)
Extra
Merchants
11-
9
12-14
1
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
&
11-
1-15
11-
59 %c
(accum.)______
Bonding & Insurance
Machine
11-23
37 y2c
6%; conv. pfd.
Milling, Ltd, (s-a)
Massachusetts
McGraw
25c
$1.25
(quar.)____
Calculating (stock
Marmon-Herrington Co.
.-
Meier
12-
12-
;
(quar.)__
5%
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
C.)
1
J 25c
;
Ltd.
Marchant
(quar.)
5
11-28
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
15c
Assurance
11-
12-
5
11-15
12-
1
Y.—
N.
of
11-15
45c
Corp.
Quarterly
'
Extra
5c
5
11-15
40c
12-15
11-16
25c
11-
1
10-22
35c
12-
1
11-
$1.25
1-
2
12-17
75c
12-17
11-30
3%C
12-17
11-30
$25o
12-15
11-16
_L
25c
12-20
11-23
participating preferred (liquidating)
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
$2
Metropolitan Brick,
Inc. >1
'.
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse
(extra)
Minnesota
Power & Light Co'. com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
5 7'/
B
Mitchell
$1
*'
(Robert)
Co.,
"■:
Rubber
.
(quar.)
Co.
(Geo.)
5'A7'c
Brewing Co.—
preferred
.
Murphy
(G. C.)
Muskegon
class
$2
Myers
A
(F.
77/
E.)
Bro.
&
Aluminate
11-15
11-26
11-12
12-10
11-30
30c
12-13
11-13
10c
11-27
11-
(quar.)
Paper
Britain
20c
11-15
11-
5
11-15
11-
1
30c
pfd.
Gas
Light
Lime
(quar.)—
12-31
12-12
11-28
11-14
50c
11-10
50c
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
—
Light
&
Jersey
York
(One
of
50c.
York
.
the
S.
Freight
shares
Service
on
lieu
in
cash
Light
(quar.)
&
plan
a
to
split
$37c
__________
11-10
5
11-13
$1.50
12-
5
11-13
12-
5
11-13
12-21
67/ pfd. ( quar.)_
(quar.)_——
—
(extra)____—
12-14
11-
8
11-
(increased
12-20
11-30
34 %c
12-20
11-30
(Milwaukee)
12-
70c
Co.
11-26
11-
9
Flour
Oil
Ohio
Power
Line,
Co.
Life
East,
Finance
Pacific
F're
Pacific
Mills
will
on
the
2
11-23
1
11-
12-10
—
—
7
12-
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-
7
11-
1
10-74
12-
3
11-15
11-17
11-
9
12-10
12-
1
1
40c|
$1.10
12-
90C
—
11-15
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
15c
12-
1
11-lG
$0.3281"4
12-
1
11-16
50c
12-
1
11-15
25c
11-15
11-
10c
(quar.)
Line, common
12-
11-24
-—
1
(quar.i
Pipe
Line
(Stockholders
,
8
n_71
2
.
meeting to be held
proposal to split
directors'
stock
Electric
7
11-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
snecinl
a
11-
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
Corp.
(quar.)
a
1
1
20c-
(quar.)
—_
on
9
1212-
5%
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
at
12
11-
$1.02
$1.05
(quar.)^
div.)
Insurance
common
1
5
$1.10
Insurance
Eastern
vote
Dec.
Paragon
Paton
1-
12-
12-
$1.12'A
Corp.
Panhandle
1
1-14
?25c
convertible
Pacific
11-
t$1.75
40c
pfd.
Insurance
preferred
Far
5 »4%
9
11-10
1-15
(quar.)
Orpheum Building Co. (s-a)
Otter Tail Power Co., common
$3.60
50c
12-15
(quar.i—
preferred
9
11-
—
4.087'r
(stock
11-
35c
preferred (qUar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
11-26
11-26
?0c
(quar.i
Co.,
52'Ac,
______—
(quar.)
preferred
State
Palace
—
class
Ltd.
Mills.
Republic
Pacific
11-15
Insuiance
(quar.)
preferred
Ohio
—___
(s-a Y.—__—:—_—__—
Truck
Mfg.
$4.40
1
20c
quar.)_
preferred
Okonite
1
37'Ac
30c
Old
7
1
5%
div.)
1-
Bancorporation—
Common
Ohio
12-
$1.06'A
Investment,
Corp.
11-10
1
12-
20c
—
Illinois
1
12-
50c
57/
—.___
preferred
12-
+$1.25
--A
_—_____
—_——
American
4.407)>
11-16
Ltd.—
Industries, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Nichols Engineering & Research (stock
4''27)
9
of
4'A7/
4.20%
7
11-
basis.
Power
Stock dividend
77)
12-
dividend
Newport
Ogilvie
1
Corp.—
5-for-l
a
(quar.)
Mining
(quar.)
Norwalk
1-
12-10
Co.- common
is
Extra
5'A7/
12-
12-20
37'Ac
pref.
North
$1.01'A
1
dividend)
held)-—.—__
dividend
considering
common
Newmont
1
7
1-
•
.
are
Common
—
(stock
quarterly
Water
Newfoundland
1—
(quar.—
21
stock
regular
Directors
57/
U.
of
$1
RR.
each
for
above
the
Co.
Central
share
stock
The
New
Zinc
10-25
12-
•
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New
11-16
11-16
1
$1.06'4
iquar.i
(quar.)
preferred
New
12-10
12-
10%
Power
9
45c
50c
dividend
England
11-20
1-15
11-30
:
4'A7/
Co.,
12-10
50c
$1.75
Co.
Nekoosa-Edwards
Jersey
3
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus
Stock
12-
(increased-quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
Vulcanized Fibre
National
11-15
50C
(quar.)1
(extra)
Dairy Products
Tea
1
60c
preference
Bv-Prodi'.cts
National
11-13
12-
12-
Co.—
(quar.)
Biscuit
National
11-13
12-15
25c
convertible
preferred
National
12-15
50c
(quar.
Specialties
Corp,
National
10-31
30c
26'Ac
(quar.)—
5
Co.
Motor
9
Ltd.—
participating class A
Oak
.__.
Paper Co.,
1
11-15
+$1.75
(quar.
Northwestern National Life
$1.16
(quar.)
dividend
11-
$1.50
Co.,
Leaf
4.20'/
90c
(quar.)_
common
1211-
Milling, Ltd.—
11-30
realized
(quar.
(quar.)
Co.,
12-20
in¬
net
4'A7/
12-
-...
from
11-30
4'A7/
12-19
11-10
from
12-10"
15C
(quar.)
(20c
70c
4.647/
convertible
12-19
1
and
Ltd.,
Watch
Stock
35c
12-
Fund
-----
Co.,
Hammermill
5%
$12c
11*
preferred
income
Brass,
7'Ac
Mines,
Co.,
Northwest
Corp.—
gains)
Power
Class
Finance
(quar.
Mutual
capital
57c
11-
common
Guardian
Hilton
11-13
Consumer
Class A
2
11-15
5c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Central
Northern
9
Guardian
3
1-
3
11-15
common
conv.
Manchester
1
.065
12-
3
;
Mahon
Maine
1
11-16
Shares
3
■
11-
11-16
Tobacco
12-
-■•
11-16
.35*
11-30
50c
.50*
1.00*
.09
Railroad Stock Shares.
Steel
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Candy Shops,
Co.,
Magnavox
1
12-15
(quar.)
Yellowknife
Shares
Shares
11-15
12-20
7
llo
(quar.i.
non-cum.
1
11-
.16
Petroleum
-
(quar.)
11-
11-16
.15
11-2
$1.25
Corp., common
11-16
.55*
.08
11-19
$1
,
1.30*
.23
,___
11-16
$1.12'A
(quar.)
_*
Shares
11-26
5c
iquar.)
1
.09
Equip.
12-1
12-
$5
1
11-
.08
Elec.
&
11-29
403
(quar.))_
1
11-
.04
Shares
Machinery Shares
Merchandising -Shares
Mining, Shares
50c
1
11-
11-16
.11
Industrial
I$1
Co
11-16
11-16
Building Shares
Chemical
11-24
dividend)
(stock
Extra
Macmillan
4.057/
.14
.06
Shares
10-31
12-
$1
Inc.
Secord
4%
.15
Fund
Fund
Shares
11-30
40c
common
Fund__
Lond
Bond
11-30
10c
Lindsay Chemical (quar.)
I
Lowney (Walter M.i, Ltd. < quar.i.
Ludky Lager Breweries (1954), Ltd.
New
tions from
Net
11-23
12-
Bryant,
Laura
New.
Distribu¬
from
11-15
12-1
Lane
New
Dividends
Croup
Co.
preferred
National
;
Extra
12-15
'
77/
Nachman
1
Aviation
12-3
(interim)
'
1
25c
12-20
12-
(ouar.l
Discoveiy
12-
11-
Stock
Commercial Discount
11-15
25c
(quar.)_;
Extra
1
2
Flevatcr "(quar.)
&
1
1
.07
2
(quar.)
regular guaranteed
11-
>*<12-
10-23
Institutional
1-
:
guaranteed
11-15
50c
11-
General
1-
Steel
the Woods
of
11-14
Kentucky—
Brick
12-
12-14
57/
Laclede
12-
3
10-25
12-20
(quar.)
Lake
Muehlebach
12-
12-11
1
12-21
(quar.)
Co.
Champagne
11-15
12-15
11-
62'Ac
(quar.)__
common
&
12-14
1
1-11
1
+20c
1
(quar.)
Wines
Mohawk
1
Automobile
Pittsburgh RR.—
special
:
(quar.)
Inc.
11-20
20c
(interim
Salle
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Fire
11-23
12-21
(quar.)
La
1
1
P.)
12-10
15c
Ltd.
common
A.
12-
11-
(A.
40c
20c
Mines.
S.
11-20
12-
Green
11-
$1.25
Consolidada
11-15
25c
Co.
11-15
Maim?4—
of
La
1
22'Ac
of
5c
dividend
12-10
35c
W.)
Co.
The
1-
(quar.)
preferred
1
(H.
The
,1-
Milling Machine, common
4'/
preferred
(qvar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
5
11-
11-30
11-30
$$1.25
Cincinnati
Cleveland
11-15
12-15
11-30
$$1.25
Central
Chilton
11-30
50c
12-31
(quar.)____
(quar)
(quar.)
(quar. )
Co.
12-15
150c
(quar.)
preferred
common
pfd.
11-15
10-19
5Vr
(quar.)
12-21
$$2
Soya Co. (quar.i
Champion Paper <4 Fiber,
11-30
12-21
11-15
1
$2
Heater
Stock
12-
$4
57'/
1
12-
10-31
35c
Yards Co.
Inc.,
preferred
Kysor
2'Ac
(quar.)
Telephone
12-31
(quar.)________
Casualty Insurance
Carpenter Steel Co. (quar.)
12-21
■
Manufacturing Co. (quar. )_
Hahn
;
Carolina
$4.50
preferred
25c
Ltd.—
Ltd.__
preference
Co.
1-13
1
$1.06'/«
.
(quar.)
redeemable
Carborundum
9
1
1
1
1-1
preferred
11-
12-
12-
11-
11-16
preference
9
11-
$37'Ac
redeemable
8%
11-
11-16
25c
Canadian Oil Cos., 51
11-15
1
11-1G
17'/2c
Co..
1
12-
.75*
27$
(quar.i
Malting
12-
.45*
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
$.70*
*
dividend)
&< Forgings,
11-15
.07
40c
_____
preferred
1
11,15
.12
(Del.)—
Foundries
Canada
1
12-
25c
Corp.
47/
Co.,
Marshall
12-
40c
7
12'Ac
quar.)_;
Telephone
11-15
Capital
Ale^common T quar.)
Canada Dry Ginger
11-26
5
Gorham
60c
Ink
California
11-
Fully Administered Fund
$1.05
(quar.)
California
7
The
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Co.
11-
11-23
45C
(quar.)__
Corp.,
preferred
17'Ac
J
12-
$1.05
62'Ac
(accum.)
(quar.)
Creamery,
Koppers
Cljiss
;___
7
12'Ac
preferred
11-15
The
$1
.
(quar.)
___
Byllesby
11-13
1
11-5
5c
(quar.)
___
Buildings
11-13
12-
Field.
(quar.)
25c
'__
(quar.)
4(47/'
Eush
Marshall
see
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
V 12-1
Investing Co.—
35c
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.i
Burroughs (J. P.) & Son, Inc.
10-25
1
11-13
20c
_■
(quar.)
11-
5
4
12-
____.—107c
preferred
9
12-10
30c
comnioh
9
11-
31 Vic
15c
Co.
11-
34'Ac
preferred
57r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
11-
11-16
25c
<quar.)_
12-7
12- 7
11-15
933/4c
___—
common
Co.
The Common Stock
■
(quar.i
dividend
12-
12-
1- 2
$1.25
(quar.)
2
2
receipts
___.
Co.
12-7
1-2
a5%
Grinder
2
1-
$$1.18
______
—________
Amer.
1-
$53'Ac
:
____;
F.)
Crolier Society,
________________
—___
(quar.)
Falls
11-
pfd.
Inc.
Corp.
preferred
Gossard
11-
11-15
11-16
50c
Refractories (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
Graniteville
1
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
Plywood Corp.,
11-19
1
12-
40c
quar.)
General
11-19
12-
9
$1.41'A
(inc.
General
12-17
12-
9
9
11-
11-15
America
12-10
Ltd.—
11-
11-
11 15
11-15
&
preferred
11-16
$25c
(quar.i
11-15
11-15
Acceptance
4'A7-
11-15
1
General
57?
1
1
iquar.)
H.),
(Fred
General
12-
11-15
3 7/
non-cum.
12-17
f
4.207/
1
1-31
12-
common
11-15
10-31
1
12-
■
25c
common_______^
Pipe Line
Eudd Company Co.,
47$
11-30
1
2-
$1.34
5'/2%
1
Foster-Wheeler
$1
11-29
11-
$1.37'A
Extra
General
12-15
1
<quar.)_
(M.
5%
,
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
7 7/
11-28
1
Metallurgical (quar.)
(Marshall
Filtrol
12-20
12-
(quar.)
dividend
Farrington Mfg.,
Field
11-28
12-
series)
1
1
$1 10
preferred
General
$$1
(quar.)
Buckeye
3'A'/>
10-31
(quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 convertible pfd.
Stock
12-12
$1.02'A
iquar.)
Equitable Gas Co.,
French
1
dividend
Die
1
12-
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
10-
1
$2
Erunswick-Balke-Collender,
Buell
10-
12-15
(quar.)
Petroleum, Ltd.
ordinary
(interim)
Burlington
1
Co.—
Electric
Eritish
$5
1
3
11-13
11-
iquar.)
preferred
11-10
12-
1
$1.37'A
preferred
5.657/
4.60 7/
2
(quar.)
11-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3
37'Ac
iquar.i
Hills
2nd
1-
8
1-
12-
11-15
$1.06'A
(1956
12-15
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-9
27/'
preferred
Gas
preferred
11-
12-14
11-30
40c
1
10-31
______
(quar.)
preferred
Natural
12-
97 'Ac
pfd.
(quar.)_
1
55C
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
1
75c
1
9
(quar.)
9
11-15
93 %c
(quar.)
1-
$1.50
.-
7
11-
25c
City Stock
preferred
4%%
(quar.)
12-
$12'Ac
L.)
Paso
Co.
Johnson
12-
$1.75
12-
9
____■
preferred
Buck
12-31
12-31
20c
preferred
Bryant
Products
30c
preferred
$5
Evans
11-
(quar.)
% 7/
Stock
11-9
55c
(quar.)
4V-2r/r
3*4Vr
1
Y.
N.
_
(E.
12-
$3c
Co.
(quar.)
Columbia
Bruce
Mfg.
&
Knudsen
$1.50
Associates
57/
Ker.r-Addison Gold
Co.—
(quar.)
12-
1
1
Engraving Co. (quar.)__;
Lake Sulphur (quar.)
11-19
15c
Water
Co.,
11-30
7'Ac
(quar.)
2
12-
Extra
60c
12-14
20c
(quar.)__
L.)
1
Inc.
A
common
1-
50c
quar.)__
(quar.)
1-
12-14
2'Ac
Interurban
Utilities
Eaton
12-
57/
25c
(quar.)_'
preferred
11-23
(quar.)___
Mfg.
Co.
A
&
12-14
0J/4C
—
(quar.)
'}■' preferred
57/'
Eastern
$1.25
41/4%
4
774
11-13
Fishman
iquar.)
Cordage Ltd., class
B
Louis
preferred
11-21
11-13
6V4C
dividend
British
6 7/
1
5
11-20
1
15c
Mills,
11-15
(quar.)__
(quar.
Jefferson
12-
37'Ac
Son
&
1
Oilier
Kansas
5
12JAc
B
preferred
St.
5
60c
:_
(quar.)
Bag
Airplane
Stock
67/
East
12-
Inc.—
common
&
H.)
&
11-30
$1.25
(quar.)
11-12
12-
11-30
25c
(quar.);
12-10
75c
(increased
common
preferred
(F.
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
Hosiery
Common
12-
31'Ac
(Canada)
Co.
dividend
Erantford
Durham
Fansteel
(quar.)
Co.
(John
12-
—
(quar.)
quar.)
Insurance
Inc.
Inc.,
common
t35c
:
(reduced)
preferred
4.207/
12-14
$1.50
Dumont Airplane & Marine Instruments,
30c preferred A (quar.)
8
_________
preferred
Blaw-Knox
Boeing
11-21
30c
Fund
Shippers
preferred
Stock
12-15
93%C
Inc.
(actum.i_—
prior preferred
&
Co.,
preferred
3.907/
Jahn
Service,
preferred
Jacobs
12-15
15c
preferred
69/
Co.
1-14
12-
37757/
12-14
25c
Industries
4 7/
4 7o
35c
<quar.)__
2-18
7
Ltd.
Textbook
Public
40c
.
(quar.)__
preferred
30c
1
(quar.)
Machines,
pfd.
Eelding Heminway
Belknap Hardware
4"r
11-13
11-
11-
of Rec.
Ltd.—
Special
Iowa
Johnson
50c
preferred
Dulany
1
7
37'Ac
1st
75c
______
Eeaunit Mills,
Bemis
1
31c,.
(quar.)
cuar.l__.
Waters,
(increased
&
prior
Quarterly
Eaynk Cigars,
$5
1
3-
17V2c
Tools
Bankers
12-
11-15
__—$1.1614
Corp., S1.25 conv. pfd.
Extra
Balanced
11-13
11-13
30c
com.
(quar.)
Puritas
Powder
new
1
1
1
International
Holdert
Payable
t60c
Petroleum,
15c
iquar.)__
CCanada),
(s-a).
Silver
Kawneer
_
81'Ac
Quarterly
5%
1212-
12-
75c
(quar.)
Co.
1st
Drackett
11-
25c
_
(quar.)
25c
Power
Corp.
Atlas Plywood
old
11-23
60c
Co.
5 7/
Dover
11-26
11-26
12-
50c
pld.
(initial)
common
Glassine
(quar.)
3
Door
International
10c
prior
5 7'/
11-23
12-15
}20c
(quar.)
(increased)
Cork Co., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Avildsen
12-10
9
Co.,
30c
iquar.)
(interim)
Armstrong
$3.75
11-13
11-
SI
preferred
preferred
'
1
12-10
60c
common
Arkansas-Missouri
Arrowhead &
12-
12-10
Inc.—
$4
preferred
Metallic
53 V'oC
iquar.i
(quar.)
Corp.,
participating
Steel
11-13
30c
Anderson-Prichard Oil, common
4'A 7/
preferred
(quar. I
4.65'/r
Dover
11-13
1
67£
11-
11-26
12-10
a
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp., common
iquar.)
30c
American
Arkansas
7
1
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
933Ac
Steel
$1.75
(quar.)
Foundries
Farms,
12-
12-
35c
Co.-
Steel
Andian
12-28
b'/o
$1.12'A
(interim)
iquar.)_
'(quar.)
preferred
Detroit
7
12-
<fe
79/
Sanitary—
(quar.)
American
b'-/r>
12-
37'Ac
Standard
&
Seating
1
Extra
(increasedi
iquar.i
preferred
American
Atlas
11-16
12-23
30c
.
dividend
Pulley
Armco
12-14,
Seal
&
prior
Deerfield
9
11-30
12-10
i60c
.
preferred
Publishing
Deere
20c
f
preferred
Cork
preferred
3
3
Inc
3% 7c
Dahlslrom
11-16
Foundry—
Ltd.,
American
$3
12-
12-
12-10
30c
&
Year-end
Arcten
12-24
12-24
$1.12'A
dividend
American
1
10c
(increased!
Stock
11-
4 ',).
Machine
Common
7%
12-10
9
75c
ordinary
Crown
50c
preferred5 (quar.)
receipts
11-15
$2
9
11-
J60c
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works
Curtis
7
11-
Ltd.—
deposit
Systems,
11-30
11-
11-30
75c
Co.,
11-15
1
11-30
62'Ac
Crane
12-12
12-
50c
1.
A
Craig
3%
____
;■
11-2J
S4
(auar.I
i.
B
1
25c
(quar.)
12-10
20c
common
convertible
(quar.)
common
class
:—2
Courtaulds,
12-14
20c
'A 7)-
Steel,
12-10
$4
iquar.i
preference
(quar.)
preferred Iquar.)
(H.) Distillery, Ltd.,
Class
11-16
31'Ac
(quar.)_____
preferred
6%
12-
Paints
When
Share
Company
International
__
common
2
75c
"
Extra
4
57/
$1.60
(s-a)
iquar.i
(quar.)
Varnish,
2
11-30
26c
Extra.
American
prior
Corby
from
___
Laboratories
$3
•Copperweld
60c
(s-a)
Dye
dividend
25c
$2
&
Name of
11-30
Inc.
Year-end
50c
profits)
Southern
Paint
12-28
9
Per
of Rec.
t$l
(s-a)
Industries,
1-
tic
Mfg. (resumed)__.
i special
distribution
Fund
11-15
preferred
Cook
*Holders
International
(quar.)
Steel
&
1-
$$1.25
&
1
Paper Co.
Payable
Securities,
12-15
$30c
(quar.)
Gas
570
Amer.
A
Acme
Allied
12-
Standard
Copper
Continental
11 30
Ltd.—
preferred
5%
11-12
12-15
62>Ac
Refineries,
Consolidated
,When
Share
Diversified
Ltd., $2.50 non-cumulative preferred
of Rec.
11-26
$1
(quar.)
class
Holders
Payable
20c
^__
iquar.)
Sugar
When
Share
Company
Vending Corp. (quar.)
Industries, common (quar.)
F
Name of Company
-
Consolidated
Dividend
(1917)
on
(quar.)
11-30
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Manufacturing, Ltd.
75C
11-30
11-20
+20c
a,two-for-one basis)
12-15
10-31
31'Ac
12-
1
11-
$62'Ac
12-
1
11-15
.
Peabody Coal Co.—
57
convertible
Pembina
prior
preferred
Pipe Line, Ltd., 5'A
(quar.)
—
1st pfd. (quar.)
7
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1918)
.
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
.
•
Holdert
When
Per
$1
Company
preferred
45c
< quar.)
common
$1.32
preferred
Hopewell
&
;—!
50c
75c
25c
12-27
11-15
12-
1
2
j
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
(ciuar.)
Pinellas
Industries,
Pittsburgh
Steel
Stock
-
5V2%
5%
tquar.)
A;
Co.,
Potash
Co.
Island),
$2
12-1
12- 1
i—....—_______
Co.
3Vz'/(■.:
preferred
50c
(quar.)
50c
com.
(quar.fi.......
87y2c
$1.05
27c
——
iquar.)....
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)..—
Rapid
Co.
Grip
6%
(quar.)
Batten,
&
Ltd.,
Reading
Tube
$1.25
Corp.,
convertible
Republic
common
preferred
Insurance
'
Preferred
Republic
(Texas)
(quar.)
National
1212121 1212-
*25c
*$1.50
—20c
(quar.)
12y2c
(quar.)'———
31 'Ac
35c
(quar.)—
com.
12-^7
$1
—
1
1
1
1
1
1- 2
1- 2
12- 1
12- 3
12- 3
11-26
______
(quar.).i
Co.
12-10
12- 1
is-ai_.—
com.
preferred (quar.).
Ray-O-Vac
26c
40c
—
1
1
1
12-
(quar,)____.__
4.32%
Oil
12-
:—45c
(Rhode
Insurance
Indiana,
4.16%
Pure
12-
50c
(quar.).—
tquar.i
preferred
of
preferred
4/20%
pref.
A
$1.25
■
....
class
conv.
Service
1%
$1.37'/a
(quar.t
America
Providence,; Washington
Public
(quar.25c
12- 1
11-15
12- 1
(quar.).
common
(quar.)
$1 .tO
of
9iy4c
12l/ic
;..
preferred
preferred
Poor
A
1-25
United
1-25
11-
Class
1
12-
8
i
11-
each
$10
M/g.
(Directors
common
4Va%•
payment
Gas
Rockwell
Co.
Mfg.
took
preferred
Utah
11-
9
9
Mfg., Ltd., 50c class A <quar.)_^
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)—
——
Walker
Stock
11-19
$3
11-15
Rolls-Royee,
11.-15
Waverly
Welex
Ltd.,
Rudy
$l.l2y2
Wesson
took
3.80%
12-12
11-
preferred
Weston
9
White
11-15
Whitaker
11-15
Corp.
Will
12-14
12-
&
4'/a%
11-
12-
5
2
11-
Safway
Steel
Croix
Pak
Searle
(quar.).
Corp.
(G.
11-16
11-
2
$1'.12%
12-1
12-15
12-
1
1- 2
from
Bailey
Bankers
12-10
11-15
11-
12-15
12- 8
12- 1
11-30
11-19
11-15
1
11-15
12-
5%
12-10
7
11-16
Acme
11-1
11-1
12-
60c
12-15
1
Class
1
Beck
Bell
10'31
1-10
4-10
D.i
1-
1
1
11-23
11-30
11-21
25c
Co.
(quar. 1
'
—
11-15
11-
11-20
11-
Best
11-
realized
2
2
(W.
A.)
Pen
Mfg. Co.
Aeroquip
Extra
A
iquar.)
dividend
(payable
Silvray Lighting (quar.)
Simplicity Pattern Co.,
____!
7%
Stock
(New
Standard
Co.
Stauffer
Stock
Coke
2nd
11-26
11-26
11-26
1
11-20
Alloy
12-15
11-30
Alpha
11-15
American
60c
4%
___
(quar.)__
Alloys
11-15
American
Box
12-
1
11-15
American
12-14
11-15
12-
11-
9
9
8
preferred
11-
11-15
4
11-15
12-
1
11-15
American
12-
1
11-15
American
11-30
11-15
37V2c
12-
1
11-15
10c
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-15
40c
11-28
11-
8
10c
t___
11-28
11-
8
_,
(quar.)
common
50c
y
20c
__
11-
27c
__
1
10-26
12-15
12-
1
12-
35c
$1.18%
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
$1.25
12-
1
11-
9
preferred
(quar.)
$1.37Va
12-
1
11-
9
4»/a%
preferred
(quar.)_______
$1.12Vi
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
(quar.)
j.
(initial)
preferred
*
97Vic
(quarterly from
investment
(quar.)___^
,
5c
11-23
25c
,
common
American
',12-15
12-28
4.96%
preferred
•lquar.)j.i"_,_i_-i:
$h24
1-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
1-
8
American
Home
Textron,
Inc.,
$1.25
common
prefeired
(quar.)
Extra
American
Maracaibo
American
Metal
4J/a%
Stock
Markets,
Inc.,
com.
(inc.
Extra
Treesweet
Trunkline
Insurance
(initial series)
(Hartford)
Products
Gas
Co.,
1
12-14
i_
1
12-14
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
1-
3
12-10
5%
preferred
Troy & Greenbush
1-
20c
A
12-11
3
12-10
1-
3
12-10
30c
11-23
11-
12-
11-15
1
5
30c
11-23
11-
5
25c
(quar.)_
12-10
11-
9
9
10c
12V2c
12_io
11-
11-30
11-20
(s-a)
$1.75
12-15
11-30
(quar.)__
$1.25
12-15
11-30
Association
preferred
3
1-
$?oc
(quar.)___
RR.
i_
31 Vic
31 Vic
(quar.)
5%
non-cumulative preferred B (quar.)__
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Toronto Elevators, Ltd.
(quar.)
Townsend Co. (quar.)
Travelers
12-14
25c
quarjy
dividend
conv.
1
40c
____
Thorofare
1-
$1
_"
Shovel' (quar.
Extra
12-14
$1
preferred A (quar.)
Preferred B (quar.)
Thew
1
3l«/4c
(quar.)_I
4%
Meter
American
Construction
&
&
A
—1
non-cumulartive
Stock
Seal-Kap
Ship
Biscuit
Co.
of
America, com. (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
United Cities Utilities, class A (quar.)_
Stock dividend
1
35c
Class
B
Stock
Corp.
5J/z%
(quar. 1
11-
7
11-21
11-
7
2
11-1
6%
preferred
5%%
Ampco
(s-a)
(quar.)
5
37y2c
preferred (quar.)
Metal, Inc. (increased
12-! 1
11-15
343ic
12-
1
11-15
12V2c
quar.)
Extra
12-31
12-14
7V2C
12-31
12-14
$l5c
12-
11-
A
(quar.)—
Anheuser-Busch.
Anvil
Inc.
(quar.)
Electrical
Entire
Jan.
Mfg.
1
$105
at
Co.,
called
issue
per
for
share
Argo
Oil
Co.
Co.
5
5
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
12-20
•••$2.50
preferred
iquar.)
12-20
$2.36
11-23
$4.35
Oil Co.
Argus
(N.
Corp..
Arizona
prior
this
J.)
Ltd.,
Public
(One
preferred
12-14
11-30
divid.
(quar.)
share
of
common
Co.,
$1.75
12-
1
11-15
12-14
11-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-14
11-13
120c
____^
12-
1
11-15
1-1-57
12-24
95c
12-
1
10-31
28c
12-
1
11-
27,/ac,
,.
J2-, tl
2
11-
1
$1.10
12-
11-
1
25c
12-
11-12
12-
$1.10
—
12-
11-15
55c
12-
11-J5
3%
30c
2-15-57
25c
(initial quar.)
12-
12-31
11-
1
9
12-14
11-23
12-31
12-14
30c
12-15
11-23
35c
and
of
11-28
11-16
12c
from
60c
5
72c
11-27
11-
125c
11-15
10-24
30c
11-10
10-
8
125c
1-2-57
12-
7
15c
12-24
12-10
20c
——
(quar.)
quar.)
12-14
11-30
32c
11-15
11-
2
2%
11-
5
10-
5
2%
11-
5
10-
5
10c
12-
3
11-16
(resumed)—1—
com.
(quar.)
Co.
25c
11-15
11-
7
5%
11-15
11-
7
19c4
12-
11-
5
(quar.)
___________—
Water
Co.
(quar.)
1
55c
11-15
10-31
27V2c
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
Service—
(adjustment
payment)
quarterly
will
stock
—
payments
begin
Feb.
on
com¬
Previ-
15.
oukly dividends had been paid in Jan¬
uary,
April, July and October,
4.40%
iquar.)__
preferred "C"
5.08%
preferred "I"
(quar.)
j.
5.20%
preferred "G" (quar.)
5.20% preferred "H"
(quar.)
5.28%
preferred "E"'
(quar.)
—_—
27'/2c
31%c
11-15
—
32 Vhc
11-15
10-31
32»/2c
11-15
10-31
33c
11-15
10-31
33yec
11-15
10-31
(quar.)
preferred "D"
preferred "F"
5.36%
Cameo,
33
11-15
10-31
Inc.
&
Cement,
Burlington
County
Ltd.,
Ry, Co. (s-a)
(quar.)
preference
(quar.j
& Dominion Sugar Go.,
(quar.)
rr^—
'
Ljp..
(quar.)
10-15
1-2-57
12-14
11-30
10-31
,
-
____
Ltd.
Canada Foils Ltd., common (quar.)
60c partly, class A
(quar.)_^T
Canada *Ir"on Foundries, Ltd., ' com.
11-15
75c
t25c
■'
common
'
$1.30
1
_-ll-: 1
72 c
10c
Camden
Canada
10-31
iquar.)
—
5.30%
132 Vic
12-20
.
115c.
137
y2c"
11-20
12-
1
11-20
11-15
130c
110c
10-31
11-15
-
.10-31
2
12-
1
1-15
1-
12-
8
x
preferred
Canada
1S1.06
(quar.)
Permanent
Canadian
Mortgage Corp.—
UOc
Fairbanks-Morse
Common
6%
from
net
Co..
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
Fund,
net
(a
investment
securities
130c
(quar.)_
Inc.
profits)
Canadian
Locomotive
Oils
and
of
58c
70c
11-27
11-
7
J50c
12-
3
11-15
11-15
10-15
f$1.06
11-15
10-31
25c
12-31
12-15
65c
1-1-57
12-15
10c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12 Vhc
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)
(increased)
Power
&
Light
Co.—
(increased)
Carpenter Paper
Co.
30c
Corp.
11-30
11-15
56y4c
11-30
11-15
62%c
12-
1
11-
1
Casrie-Treth^wey
59c
12-
1
11-
1
Catelli
$1.083/4
12-
1
11-
1
B
Co.,4^%
pfd. (quar.)
1
$1.12 >/2
12-
1
30c
12-
1
11-
9
11-15
of America—
convertible
Food
1-11
12-
60c
Corp., common (quar.)
4V2% preferred iquar.)
Carson, Pirie, Scott &
2-1-57
40c
(quar.)
Carrier
Class
12-21
10c
Corp.
Common
$1.20
11-15
1-2-57
tl5c
Ltd
(quar.)
—
Catalin
12-14
3
from
Utilities, Ltd., 4%4% pfd. (quar.)
Capitol Records Inc., common (quar.)
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Carlisle
12-
12c
1
Co.,
Ltd.
Cos.,
1S1.50
:
distribution
income
1-2-57
Ltd.—
:
Canadian
Carolina
1-2-57
Standard
(increased)
11-
Extra
50c
(quar.)
com.
12-14
11-15
(quar.)
Ltd.__
Ltd.
Cement
Quarterly
on
for each 200 shares held)
Service
preferred
11-13
pfd.
redemption
plus
12-10
25c
5
dividend
9
15c
7%
(quar.)'
12-
Stock
1
30c
Brand, class A (quar.)
Apex
pfd.
Canadian
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
10-31
12-28
XI2V2C
Special
11-28'
$1
J.)
(N.
11-
12-
32-10
12-10
11-
12-
25c
12-20
,
11-30
12-15
y
$1.25
75c
12-15
H-1 :
1
25c
5
' <
(quar.)
Works, cofhmon
3
<
12-
Smelting & Refining (quar.)
12-
i5C
12-1
Water
12-15
I3%c
12-1,
American
12-15
.
12-15
American
1-
1%
preferred Cquar.)________„
(quar.)
Electric Coal Cos.
11-14
1-9-57
12-fl'
Del.—
of
Co.
1-15
gc
(payable in class A)
preferred
1
,12-15',
2%%
Building
gc
(quar.)
dividend
12-
25c
12-12
11-26
Ltd.—
(quar.)
dividend
414%
preferred
$1.12I/2
,
.
..
$1
dividend
American
11-15 * 11V2
12-J5 ,.12- 1
'1-.9-57 ,'
"3%
1-2-57
12c
$1.25
(stock dividend)
Canada
9
Lines—
President
American
y
.
—:
(quar.)
12-10
10-22
25c
dividend
preferred
12-28
11-
* 25c
87V2c
(quar.)
profits)
Corp.,
Hereafter
11-16
:12c
.V;'
10-20
1
11-21
(quar.)_!
10-24
11-20
11-23
(quar.)
11-30
Cnemical, .com^,(quar.)
(quar.),
Stock
12-17
2V2C
11-15
6c
30c
income
(initial
8
14c
income).
distribution
la
Packing
11-20
12-14
"
12-10
20c
(quar.)
California
11-9
12-1
(interim)
12-20
capital
i
Co.
Terminal
—
dividend
American
5%
Ltd.
Archer-Daniels-Midland
United
Texas)
12-
un¬
and
iquar.)_L.
Power
11-14
1
7
50c
(Galv.
from
dividend
mon
1
| 10-31
12-22
Carolina)—
$3.80
Electric
'
12-
11-15
8c
preferred
Common
2
25c
preferred
common
Ltd.
Biscuit
Stock
1-
25%
Steel,
Calaveras
10-20
11-28
:
>.$1.12$
(quar.)
9
7
11-26
12-10
50%
preferred
California
11-14
12-20
5%>
dividend)
_
Pipe
12-
1112-
Co., preferred
Co. (quar.)
Line
Terminal
Bush
11-30
12-
$3
!
A
II7 9
35c
pfd
(quar.)
Nephellne.
American'Polash
12-15
1
Co.—
Dredging,
Hill
$1.25
3-1-57
9
2
(interim.)
Co
Gold
Bunker
Bush
new
securities
net
Bulolo
10-31
12-10
12- 1
9
11-
3
1-
(quar.)
investment
net
California
11-15
$1.20
—-
Insur.
Common
American
5
2-
11-16
12-
Mfg.
Fund,
from
Ltd.,
Co.
National
12-
9
Oil
Forge
Bullock
11-15
36c
30c
(increased)
non-cum.
(stock
Co.,
preferred
American
$4
1-
6%
Co.,
11-29
12-21
11-
(qua|.)
(10c
5%
Mfg.
Co.,
Pipe
Buffalo
10-24
3
10c
(monthly)—
—
Hospital Supply
Ice
Buckeye
12-
40c
12-
from invest, inc.)—
(quar.
Sharpe
Creek
Buck
11-15
11-15
20c
5c
Corp.
American
V?
40c
Products
12-17
11-29
15c
dividend
Stock
(Orlando) —
(quar.)
American
Stock
•
50c
25c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Electric
&
10-23
10-25
$1.06 V*
investment
RR.,
(Charles)
Bruning
from
11-20
11-15
$2
income
Ltd.
Stores
Window
Stock
(quar.)—
Furniture
&
Brown Shoe
Brown
Burry
Quarterly
Gas
Erown
11-15
11* 1
10-26
3VaC
1
(quar.)_---______-____—'
12- 1
11-15
11-10
(quar.)
Casualty
American
Class
1
.
Corp.
&
Co.
Burndy Corp.
——_____
Fire
American
1
5.40%
11-
(N. J.)
Tiling
Year-end
Enka
4.40%
Brown
Burlington
—,—
11-16
1
12-
common
long-term
Gas,
11-15
iquar.)
Encaustic
America^
in¬
come)
Texas Gas Transmission,
Stock1 dividend
Colortype Co.
8
4
5c
(quar.)___
Transmission, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Fund
American
12-
12-
(quarterly
—
Can Co.
12-
10c
Shares
income)
37'/2C
(quar.)
Business
(quar.)
1
12-
75c
Gas
1
87Vac
5c
45c
(quar.)
12-
25c
5
Electric—
net
Taunton
12-
25c
$1.06 >4
$1.18%
preferred (quar.):
preferred B (quar.)
11- 9
11- 9
<quar.)_—s
11-16
$1.75
(North
Borough
4.40%
,
11-30
12- 1
11-15
11- 2
Ltd.—
(quar.)__—
Co.
Bfockton
"1-21
12- 1
11-15
12-10
12- 5
10-31
11-15
1
dividend)
Corp.j 3%%
J5Gc
$25c
___________
3
12-
15c
Fund
Co.
Inc.
1-1-57
12-14
12-21
11-15
11-
12-
;
&
(from
Maine
Brooklyn
5
11-15
30c
Fund
&
9
5
11-
25c
/
Co.,
ordinary
Corp.
75c
$1
50c
37'/aC
—_
Corp.
Board
11-10
25c
co~nmon__-_
Gas
net
933/4C
(quar.)
common
American
50c
preferred
5.85%
net
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.,
American
1
5%
(quar.)
______
6%■
11-19
12-
50c
___2_
11-13
12-10
45c
<quar.)_
12-11
3Va%
15c
10-26
11-
$1.18%
—
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada,
$2.90
preference
(quar.)
11-15
10-26
10-29
11- 1
______
(quar.)
Airlines,
1
(initial)
(quar,)
preferred
1
20c
50c
)
(quar.
Canada,
of
15c
(quar.)
(increased)
(quar.).
preferred
I
Ltd.
®o.
preferred
12-14
112-
11-17
12'/aC
11-
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale
11-26
(quar.)
——
common
Cement
40c
Corp.
12-27
10-18
(quar.)
Mfg.
&
Mutual
t60c
(quar.)
Co.
Portland
12-20
Oil
—
$1.25
(quar.
Cast Steel
4V2%
held)
(quar.)
1
'—'_
Boston
11-15
11-15
12-14
12-14
11-26
(quar.)
Corp.,
Aluminium,
shs.
1-2-57
12-15
1
12-
25C
Borg-Warner
11- 2
12- 1
12- 1
1-2-57
3%
preferred
Aluminum
65
—
(quar.) _______
Corp., new common
preferred
5
of Standard
(quar.)
Inc.
Stores
4%
7
5.50%
5%
Allied
11-
Eastern
4.75%
12-14
12-
_____
4.32%
Products
11-15
Jersey)
Co.
Coal
Oil,
Fenn
Mills,
Allied
12-21
preferred
Inc.
&
Allied
12-20
Extra
Taylor
11- 13
11-
12-
11-14
(quar.)
2%
Transit
Tampax,
12-13
12-14
pfd.
Business Machines, Inc.
11-16
11-15
Ray Drug Co., common (quar.
6% preferred (quar.)
Superior Tool & Die (quar.)
Finch
preferred
(R. C.)
12-14
(quar.)
4.20%
(quar.)
Allied Control Co.
9c
Sun
4%
Allen
8
10c
__________
Syracuse
5%
8
11-
35c
(quar.)_
Corp.
&
8
11-
_.
dividend
Extra
11-
3.75%
10c
12-
15c
—
Inc.
(stock
Petroleum
Boston
11-16
11-16
11- 2
10-26
10-26
11-15
L
(quar.)
iquar.)
undistributed
Bondstock
10-31
6
175c
(quar.)__
common
common
Insurance
Ridge
British
12-17
4
9
125c
(quar.)—
Valley
Ridge
gains)
11111-
180c
Quarterly
11- 2
11-15
10-31
40c
87VaC
$1.05
$1.15
35c
quar.)
(increased
Steel,.common
11-23
5
20c
dividend
11-23
25c
dividend
Stonega
Wood
Stock
(quar.)_.
share
(New
Chemical
Stock
Alan
$1.12Vi
—
com.
Co.,
preferred
11-15
$1.25
for each
Delaware
Stewart-Warner
8
20c
iquar.)
(quar.)
(one
Supply
Hotels
8
11-
Corp.,
Power
4.60%
2%
Jersey)
Oil
Fuel
Statler
11-
12-10
50c
prior preferred
$3.50
Alabama
common—
:———______
20c
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
from
11-15
12- 3
12- 3
12- 3
12- 5
12- 5
11-14
12-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)^
Laughlin
distributed
27c
10c
tlOc
$27Vac
12-31
12-28
50c
Corp.,
Corp.,
Electric
11-15
1
1-15-57
J5c
preferred (quar.)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common
Blue
12-
7
of
4.25%-
10- 8
—-—
Gas
40c
common
(Indiana)
dividend
Co.
8
12-10
11- 8
12-
15c
Steel
Blackstone
Blue
12-21
12c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
10-29
$1.50
—__
(tjuar.)
Co.,
Hardware
&
10-17
11-26
131 'Ac
tquar,)
—_—
Hathaway,
Co.
Birtman
1-15
(quar.)__
Year-end.
Alabama
55c
__________
Power,
Engineering
Oil
8
11-
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Spencer Shoe Corp.
Standard
8
11-
12-10
Radio
Aircraft
5c
5%
Sprague
11-
12-10
preferred
15c
:_____
dividend
Utah
12-10
2- 1
common
30c
_________
_____
Stock
Southern
3
10c
a)__
____
Singer Mfg. Co. (increased
Sivyer Steel Castings Co
Snap-On Tools (quar.)
Extra
class
in
11-
5%
—
—
Stock
12-10
S.)
11-12
25c
prefertred
6%
prelerred
preferred
&
Bliss
3 fo
gains)
(s-a)
11-15
Common
from
17c
(quar.)
preferred
Reduction,
4.50%,
9
15c
»
Extra
Extra
;.
—
dividend
B
11-
10c
(quar.)
12-14
Corp.
5V2%
11-15
5%
class
11-26
15c
!
iquar.)
—
Stock
Class
30c
____
capital
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
Air
45c
iquar.)
net
and
1
12-
8c
—
preferred
Bethlehem
undistributed
from
income
10-25
11-21
_—
_______—
Ltd
Shoe
Hovvrll
4%i%
11-30
—-—
——
(10c
Inc.
Fund,
Investment
net
5
11-30
Advisers
10-15
25c
_____
11-15
3%
&
25c
5%
■
___
dividend)_
dividend
Stock
11-23
1-
(A.
<fc
4V4%
Holdert
12- 1
12-15
11-13
J55c
(quar.)
—
Ltd.
(of Canada)
(extra)
Co.,
Berkshire
7-10
27VzC
(quar.)-i.
7
11-13
12-13
33c
(quar.)
B
,
4%%
J];*15
When
&
Co.
A
Class
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
11-23
$1
preferred
conv.
12-
2
11-10
—___________________
Oil
Barber-Ellis
10-19
1
25c
10c
(quar.)
com.
12-10
1-
12-13
12-15
inc.)
(year-end)
Mortgage Guaranty Co.
America
t
Inc.,
12-20
50c
from
Barymin Co., Ltd. (resumed)
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
Products,
Precision
IV2C
plus
Co.,
Bond
Bareco
5
we
Dairies
Abbotts
11-16
$1.07'/a
Piano
Barymin
Name of Company
10-26
$'2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
11-15
12-14
11-15
—
8
50c
(quar.)
Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
12-17
12-27
7-31
7
profits
Ayshire Collieries
11-9
preceding table.
12-
net
Baldwin
—
3
12-
$2
Baldwin Securities
$1
3
12-
50c
(quar.)___
preferred (s-a)
Development Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly (from investment income)
Axe-Houghton
Fund ,''A"
(quar.
of 3IV2C
11-15
$1
20c
15c
3
12-
1-
25c
5%2%
11-15
—
12-
12-31
-
Ry.—
prelerred
Co.,
1
iquar.)_____—37'/zC
12-
12-14
non-cumulative
1
______
1
12-31
10c
quar.)
11-15
Atomic
11-29
11- 9'
preferred
12-
$1
(quar.)_
iquar.)
(stock
Signal Oil & Gas,
United
10-22
11-15
11-16
11-15
1
11-15
1-31
4-30
10c
...
dividend
Sheller
6%
11-27
12- 7
5%
11-30
11-
40c
11-20
Wholesalers Ltd.—
12-14
Per
(quar.)___
common
Paper
Sheaffer
m
Refining
Atlantic
^
<s-a)
Products
Corp.
Stock
5%
Atlantic
10-22
give the dividends announced In previou*
The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (Conn.)
*
12- 1
11-15
1
weeks and not yet paid.
8
10c
4%
p-eferred (quar.) _______
_______
4.30%: preferred iquar, )_-__c_i__—
Texas
RR.
Belknap
'
Texas
Line
12-15
12- 4
5%
r
12-15
$1.06
Coast
6%
5
11-
9
common
Atlantic
37'/zC
37'/2C
Below
12-21
RR.,
Co.
12-14
11-15
Point
Line
11-
7'/2C
(quar.)_
preferred <quar.)_.
11-
(quar.)
4
-—
(quar.)_
1
quar.)__
Coast
(quar.
6%
Cab,
West
&
Preferred
Fe
Atlantic
preferred
$1.10
Royalty
Safeway Stores,
Swan
Atlanta
Santa
11-20
11-9
6%
Yellow
11-15
1-
Co.
9
12-
$4
com.
$1
(initial
(Initial
common
12-
— —
—
11-
(quar.)
&
12-
(quar.)__.
Wysong & Miles Co.
9
11-15
10c
Aeronautical
Sabine
State
New
Topeka
IIV2C
(quar.)_._
1
3%
12-
(quar.)—
(Rudolph)
A
Lines
20c
dividend
dividend
12-
dividend-
30c
(quar.)__.—
Iron
class
Truck
Telegraph Co.,
11-20
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Candle Co
Dessauer
partic.
t$1.12'/2
10%
50c
15c
—
1,
preferred
1
.
(quar.)
1
30c
50c
Eaumer
&
Wolf
10-22
5
5%
Extra
St.
(Stock
Paper
Wickes
11-12
(quar.)
iquar.)
(quar.)—.
12-
$1.31'/4
(quar.)
Corp.—
Telephone &
Atchison,
11-16
15c
60c
(quar.)———.
(extra)
Ltd., 4Vz%
Oil
Eagle
B
Inc.
(Geo.),
pfd,
4.80%
$4
10-23
56y4c
50c
preferred
12-1
12- 3
75c
common
preferred
Stock
com.
Ryan
Sea
Electric,
Westmoreland,
12/-12
action
no
Snowdrift,
&
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.
Westinghouse
8
J15c
_
(Directors
Oil
11-15
Ord.
•
Co
(Jacobi
1
12-
5%
—
(quar.)_______.
11-
4%
payment at this tiinh).
preferred
iquar.i
on
"11-30
11- 1
20c
55c
—...
Mfg.
Ruppcrt
12-
$1
Co..
Services
Wurlitzer
_
Receipts
Dep.
Ainer.
Dairy Ltd., class A
Works
Oil
Jet
ol Rec.
,10%
11-21
(increased-quar.)
Associated
11-15
25c
(quar.)____„—
Wrisley (Alan B.) Co.—
4% preferred 1st series (quar.)—
4% preferred 2nd series (quar.)__
————————
Interim
Royal Oak
11-29
12- 1
v
$12'/2C
(quar.)
—_____
Holdert
Payable
div.)
approval,
Goods
Dry
Associated
7
25c
dividend
preferred
11-15
11-15
(Wise.), com,
Manufacturing
12- 3
11-15
11-
75c
common——
Viceroy
9
11-30
22V20
pfd. (quar.)
5.25%
11-16
11- 9
12-15
—_———
11-
11-
1
12-15
65c
(quar.)_
Iron,
Associated
.
(Canada!
V.i
(A.
Oil
&
12-
SEC
to
Aro Equipment Corp.,. 4^/2 %
5
.12-10
preferred Iquar.)—$1.37'/2
Vanadium-Alloys Steel iquar.)
.
50c
11-15
*20c
dividend i———.—
Stock
11-5
$5.50 prior
on
— ___—
5
Subject
11-15
I2V2C
1
Stock
—
(quar.)—.
12-
20c
(quar.)
9
Wooster Rubber
iquar.)
(quar.)—.
Co.
Co.
9
time).
this
11-
$1.75
.,—__
11-
Woodward
action
no
Oil
Consolidated
Mould
5
(quar.40c
(extra)—
11-
held.
now
at
convertible
Roanoke
Roe
par
(Del.)
Lines
Southern
12-
65c
preferred (quar.)—____
Valley
11-30
50c
common—,—
Stockyards
(stock
Gas
When
Share
Name of Company
-
Common
11-
approved a live-for-one split
200'// stock dividend. New shares
have a par value ol $2 and ex-
for
Rheem
40c
Y.)—
(N.
Universal Winding Co., 90c conv.
change will be 15 shares of $2 par value
„
prolits)
A--------------
preferred (s-a)^_——,_ 22Vic
Corp.,
Truck
S.
United
a
will
i
class
9
Shareholders
;plus
securities
irom
Co.
Per
;
.
50c
Steel
7%
U.
.
of Rec.
Arkansas-Louisiana
B
Casualty
S.
Holdert
Payable
-
7c from net investment
•
Bolt,
&
45c convertible
U.
Insurance Co.—
Life
S.
3
11-
U.
33c
When
Share
Fund
and
Screw
Universal
—
class
Co.,
dividend
income
11-10
.12-
20c
Co.
Gas
—_
Manufacturing Co.
Philadelphia Suburban Water—
prtlerred
1-25
11-15
Science
United
'
50c
__—
Pheoll
$3.65
'
Co. (quar.)
(quur.)____
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Pepperell Mfg. Co. (quar.j
Co.
12-10
2-15
2-15
2-15
(quar.)___
Pfaudler
1
50c
preferred
Petersburg
1-
25c
—12l/ic
'
33c
(quar.)
$1.30
Name of Company
Payable of Kec.
Share
,
Telephone,
Per
.
•
Name of
Peninsular
preferred
Mines,
Products,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Ltd..
Ltd.,
class
(quar.)
11-15
15c
12-28
112c
11-30
11-15
125c
11-30
11-15
♦
A
.
12-
3
4-
Number 5583
184
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
Name of Company
When
Holders
Share
*'
Payable
of Rec.
11-10
10-19
"
Per
Name of Company
When
Holders
Share
'
Payable
of Rec.
(1919)
Per
When
Holders
Share
Name of Company
Payable
of Rec.
"
60c
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common (Increased)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
Products
Steel
Ceco
Central Canada
of
Georgia
(quar.)—__
preferred
B (quar.)
Public Service,
12-20
preferred
12-20
12-
R
Stock
12-10
11-20
Douglas
12-18
12-31
12-18
Dr.
12-31
12-18
Dominguez
(increased
Pepper
Dominion
1
11-15
11-30
10-31
Dravo
Central
25c
11-15
10-31
Vermont
Certain-Teed
Public
Products
Aircraft
Cessna
Beit
Chain
Co.
Co.
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Service
12-
25c
(increased
Textile
11-10
11-15
10-11
30c
.11-15
10-30
1-15
12-30
11-
4/2%
preferred
Chesapeake
,
(quar.)„;—s
$1.12'A
—.,___
of
Virginia (quar.)___.
Chicago Great Western Ry. (stock dividend)
Corp.
Cincinnati Gas Si' Electric, com.
Citizens Utilities Co., class B
City Auto Stamping (quar.)
Clark
Controller
Stock
tquar.)
Si
Cleveland
Electric
Common
Ry.
Cleveland
C lor ox
$3.50
12-
Co.,
preferred-
Colonial
Fund,
fiscal
A
ized
:
Corp.
Inc.—
Colorado
Central Fower,
Common
4
12-20
12-
Electric
5
1
11-10
12-
1
Gas
Columbia
Pictures
Corp.,
Columbian
Carbon
Columbian
National
Co.
12-28
12-14
Electronics
12-10
11-23
Elgin
75c
11-15
10-22
Elmira
12-31
12-12
Life
Combined
Enterprises
Combined
Locks
12-
1
11-16
.
1-2-57
2-1-57
25c
11-15
10-20
$1.06 V4
11-15
11-
,60c
12-10
50c
12-10
11-30
5'A%
Gas
preferred
&
4%
Confedcration
Fairchlld
12-
1
12-
1
v?
Fajardo
11-30
4
Falconbritige Nickel
11-
9
12-14
11-30
I
20c
11-16
11-
2
•
20c
11-15
11-
2
~11-15
11-
'
Quarterly
(quar.)
Association
(Toronto)—
Co.,
11-23
1
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Edison
<N, Y.)
.
-Farmers
Si
Laundries
Consolidated
5%
Textile
preferred
12- 1
12-
1
1
10-15
12-15
60c
ii-
12-14
10c
/
Common
'
!
Consolidated
Class
B
Gas
9
Federal
11-30
Compress
(quar.)
(quar.)
Federal
Insurance
?
Federal-Mogul Bower
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
e
11-15
10-15
•r.
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-
Ltd., 50c cl. A (quar.)
Power
;
Si
12-
1
.
tl2c
.
JlOc
t-~
Ill
11-21.
25c
1
11-30
55c
11-20
10-19
(quar,)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.01
1-2-57
$1.12'A
I-2-57
$1.13
1-2-57
15c
II-30
5%
11-15
(quar.)
Wateri Co. (Me.)
Stock
Initial
Corp. of
alter
4%
—
Continental
on
Can
Co.,
11-
1
11-
1
Steel
11-28
'5%
1
1
preferred
Florida
11-28
11-28
11-16
12-
11-
Gin
Continental
Co..
Industries
3
Stock
(initial)
dividend
Forbes
Copeland
Corson
Refrigeration
(G.
Stock
W.
<fc
H.),
dividend
Cosmos
Imperial
Cosmopolitan
1-16-57
(quar.)—
.?
Realty
Acceptance
Noncumulatlve
Ltd.
$17'Ac
(quar.)
5%
Crum
Si
Crystal
Corp.,
Pass
$4.20
Coal .Co.,
Forster,
OH
8 %
pfd..
LaPd,
11-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-17
11-30
11-15
10-15
11-15
u- 1
1-1-57
Friedman
Friendly
11-15
10-31
28 Ac
pfd.
Ltd.
(qua r.)
(quar.)
.'
:LL
preferred
.
"r
$1.12
1
11-15
$1.05
(quar.)
(s-a).__:___
12-
$50c
•
$2^
.
28c
1
3
Gar
12-29
12-
11-
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.. com. (quar.)
.Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
40c
12-20
12-
Garrett
50c7
12-23
12-
7
Gas
share
per
7%
Nov.
on
30
at
Service
New
Corporation,
J33A%
preferred
Darlington
Daystrom.
Dayton
Delaware
6%
Air
Dennison
Voting
$8
A
(quar.)
11-30
75c/
(quar.933Ac '
12-15*
1-15
12-
5
-1- -4-
..
12-i
1
$10
-12-15
30c
11-15
10-26
11-30
11-
$1"
A
1-2-57
Union
Giorgla
B
Diversified
12-14
Stock
dividend
3
11-
9
5%
Dobbs
Cup
3
11-15
3
11-
5
General
12-
3
11-
5
General
Outdoor
General
Public
I
General
Refractories
Yard
class
92M»c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.).
Investment .Trust,
common
Houses
12-15
12-
General
Instrument
preferred
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
i
1
123-
3-29-57
11-15
General
Steel
11-15
10-12
General
Telephone
11-15
10-12
4.75%
convertible
4.40%
preferred
$1
.
12-
1
10c
11-15
11-
50c
12-20
12-10
62V2C
1-10-57
12-10
1
40c
12-
1
11-15
10c
12-
1
11-15
$2.20
General
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Hunt
»57r
dividend)
5
12-10
11-15
Me,
.
11-16
1-2-57
15c
1-2-57
12-18.,
1212-
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
of
12-3
11-12
11-15
11-
5
2-15-57
2-
5
35c
12-10
11-26
12-10
11-26
(quar.)_;
15c
11-
9
15c
11-30
11-
9
11c
12-
1
11-16
$1.25
12-
1
11-16
70c
12-
3
11-
9
1-
4
;
(increased
quar.)__
»quar.)
com.
$1.50
1-21
40c
11-23
(quar.)
5%
Co.
483lc
1
11-15
11-30
11-20
$1.25
11-15
11-
53'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
11-15
10-25
J30c
Co.
(extra)
Co.
12-
11-15
10-31
11-15
12-
1
11-15
50c
12-14
11-30
11-9
10-11
5c
11-15
10-26
25c
11-26
10-22
12-28
12-
3
7
(quar.)
25c
12-20
12-
62'/ac
11-15
10-27
$1.50
11-15
10-27
12- 1
11-15
35c
11-20
11-
12'Ac
,
Co.,
com.
(quar.).__
(N.
Y.)
—
(quar.)__l_
Service
$1.25
(quar.)___
Material
Co
v
6
11-30
11-20
5%
11-30
11-20
25c
12-
1
11-13
$1.06'/*
12^
1
11-13
,
(quar.)
:
20c
12-10
12-
12-17
11-16
class
A
5 'A %
'___
(quar.)
1
12-17
11-16
11-13'
C
A
10-22
Inc.,
B
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-20
12 'Ac
:Z-~
,11-30
11-15
12'Ac
(quar.);__
(quar.)__
(stock
common
11-20
11-20
32c
preference
A
11-20
1
1
(quar.)
5%
1
12-
12-
31 'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
12-
35'Ac
35 %c
<quar.)__
preference series
-■
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
11-15
712-31
12-14
dividend)
5 %
preferred
series A (quar.)
l_:
Mortgage Corp. (London, Ont.)
Erie
Si
Co.,
Central
Industrial
-
6"A %
62'Ac
12-31
12-14
t35c
1-2-57
12-15
91.25
(quar.)_
common
RR.
silica
(increased
Corp.
preferred
Ixigerkoll-Rand
6%
3
7
12-28
12-14
30c
11-20
$1
*,,.12-10
11-
11-30
10-
9
12-10
12-
1
;
quar.)/!'
Ltd.
(interim)
47#
com,
16c
(quar.)
50c
11-10
10-10
12-15
11-30
0.0075%
0.0075%
11-15
International
"
income
11c
and
Machines
Fidelity -Insurance
10-17
11-
9
12-
1
11-19
47'/2c
11-15
10-15
11-20
investment
11-15
10-18
12-31
12-
4
12-
4
1-1-57
12-
4
(quar.)
55c
53y»c
1-1-57
12-
*
55c
12- 1
11-15
57•
12- 1
11-15
1
3
11-28
11-
1
12-10
11-16
Investors,
12-31
12-15
50c
1-15-57
12-14
$1.75
Inc.
12-
1
11-
5
13'Ac
(from !
12-
1
11-
9
net
*
Ocean Telegraph Co. (quar.)__
Railways of Central America
preferred (accum.)
$1.50
1-2-57
$1.25
11-15
12-14
International
r5%
International
International
$1.40
Resistance
Co.
Utilities/common
convertible
preferred
5c
(quar.)
(quar.),
Stock
6%
preferred
9
com.
(quar.)
-
2-1-57
1-14
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-
25c
12-14
11-30
5%
1
12-14
11-30
—
150C
1-15
12-15
—
$750
1-15
12-15
-
Foundation. Ltd.,
5
11-15
4%
(qiiar.)
dividend
convertible
11-
11-
35c
(quar.)
Irtterstate Engineering Corp.- (stock dividend)
Investment
1
11-30
J25c
(quar.)
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd.
Corp.
12-
50c
•
Pensylvanla—
1
1112-
$1
(quar.)
(Dallas)—
International
-
Jntcrtype
..
11-
from
(quar.)
income)
10-24
1-1-57
1
'
11-15
12-10
r
1
12-
7'Ac
-International 11-30
12-
1-2-57
securi-
".Quarterly
International Harvester, com.
7%
preferred
(quar.)
2-15-57
50c
(11c
from
_1
Business
International
2
$3
'_
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation
Fund
,75c
20c
10-25
22c
(s-a)
profits)
,
—"
-
(accum.)
Co.,
preferred
investment
JlOc
45c
—
1
$1.06'4
common
Si
1
12-
5%
;
-
(quar.)______
A
preferred
ties
(quar.)
quar.)
12-
15c
(quar.)l
A.)
1
11-10
$1
(quar.)
imperial Chemical industries
3'
593/»c
(Inc.
12-
10-26
23c
pfd.
(increased)
Pulp Si Paper,
12-14
5%
11-30
t$l
Idaho. Power
7
1212-
1-4-57
5
f$1.25
11-15
25c
12VsC
5
5
12-
J$1.25
(quar.).
1
,
1111-
.12-20-
Bay Mining Si Smelting, Ltd.—
Illinois
7
12-18
12-
11-15
11-15
60c
Quarterly
Huftig Sash k, Door Co.—
57#
preferred (quar.)
r. 10-19
12-22
$1.75
25c
.
1
.
(quar.)
common
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preferred
11-15
'
'*10-12
.-
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
'Jo.
Foods,
5%
1
11-
—
preferred
A
Co.
Field
Hnpp Corp.,
8
11-13
1
11-13
dividend)—1v2%i
com.
1
t22'Ac
(year-end)
12-28
:—
common
preferred
12-
75c
Bay Co. (interim payment of 47#
trading and 1«A% from land sales)
Huron
®0c
25c
*
"
/stock
Wares.
4V2%- convertible
General
12-
$2
i—-—-
(quar.)
(increased)—
Utilities
50c
(quar.)
dividend
5.12%
1
11-
(quar.)_____^.
(stock
11-
Ltd
E.)
571 c preferred
7
6%
34c
100%
(quar.)—__
Advertising
25c
Inc.—
(quar.)_.
12-
11-13
12-28
15c
Corp
Mercliandlse
25c
A
-
12-15
12-
ap-
payable In common
Enterprises.
12-
Stock
convertible
Extra
Industrial
12-
Fruit,
Co.,
General
1
(initial)-.
Public
Oil
5.70%
1
3
"
payable in
$2
(quar.)
11-
11-15
12-
tquar.)—
ii
Corp.
10-15
12-
t$1.25
Lumber
Hardart
$1.41
Corp.—
40c
Quarterly from net investment income
Dixie
Finance
Gas
40c
(quar.)
Tramway Corp.—
-$2%-$3'A preferred (s-a)
Class
General
10-15
6
$1
Dynamics Corp.—
dividend
12-
pfd.
11-26
6
12-
10c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Hudson
1
37VgC
tquar.h__~
12-17
Hudson's
11-15
11-15
„
9
Ltd.
Quarterly
1
11-
1
56'Ac
-
1
12-
(quar.)
Co.,
Drilling,
preferred
Hudson
'
(accum.)—
Increased quarterly
Stock
Denver
Di
'General
(quar.)
common
11-
12-
15c
'
7fc
Inc.,
(quar.)_
common
debentures
Denver
Cigar Co.
5
30c
(quar.)
11-15
27#
preferred
11-16
(quar.)
Marx
Elevator
Inc.,
Si
5%
from
11-15
'
s-a)——
$8
Canada,
(quar.)
preferred
Hubinger
2-1
35c
(quar.)
—
Co.,
11-30
12-
30c
________
Elcctrocnemical.
Stock
1-1-57
2-15-57
ilOc
quarter
Baking
11-
7.
Howard Stores
'
to
11-16
11-23
.12-17
Extra
9c
(Subject
of
Chocolate Corp.
preferred series A
Houston
10-19
75c
preferred (quar.)
Transportation—
American
"General Crude Oil Co.
General
(s-a)
Mfg., class
*
-
dividend)
Inc.
4
57#
quar.)-.
div.)
Extra;
General
20%
(quar.-)___;
Lines.
12-
$2
4pfd.
12-10
10c
,11.25
class
Powder
Housatonic
11-23
$1
(initial
convertible
General
i
$1.75
(liquidating)
Co.—
(stock
RR.
common
serloe
Co.
Rubber
Common
Delta
Mfg.
Inc.
1
2'/2C
Co.
common
General
Dana
v
Co.—
(stock
Corp.
Increased
$145
dividend)
this
12-
(quar.)
11-16
25c
Si
(George
preferred
6%
Horn
11-23
dividend)
12-10
12%c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Chemical
$4.25
11-28
I
'
preferred; (Entire Issue
Redemption
plus
12-10
12-
35c
(quar;)—
General American Oil, com. (stock div.)—_
5
for
20c
35c
—
(initial
Oil
Horder's
1
27#
Industries,
1
»quar.)__
Organ
(Charlei
Hood
1
(quar.)
common
1
11-
J25c
Hooker
1
11-
(quar.)
common
11-
1
Co., Ire.
(Henry) Co. (stock div.)___di
Holt
Inc.—
preferred
67c
1
12-
_____^
4'%%
/.proyal of the necessary regulatory-boards)
9
1
Wood
New
:12-14
11-
called
1111-
—
dividend
preferred
Gardner-Denver
,.11- 8 y
3
-
Stock
47#
11-13
12-
11-15
Inc';/3'A./#,.preferred
Cushman's Sons,
11-15
(quar.)
Realty
12-
62'Ac
preferred
(Edward)
Hires
1
11-15
dividend
Stock
1
11-15-
12-
$$2
/
10-15
87'Ac
Press,
(L;>
$1
RR.
(quar.)
Hines
11-20
11-
6d
Trailer,
10-26
Amer.—
Well
preferred
11-20
11-15
—
J
Finance,
Fruehauf
r
1
$1.15
series
Co.
11-10
"
(quar.)
Hi-Tower
10-31
(quar.)
Cunco
*
Funds,
series
Freeport Sulphur
'
'
1
12-
11-15
$1.10
(stock
Sales
L_
of
10-31
10-26
r
11-16
$1.18%
(liquidating)
Beer
Inc.
Oil
Schaffner
11-16
12-
30c
—
10-31
11-15
Extra
.
11-15
12-10
$1
(increased!
Custodian
Income
•
1
12-10
30c
Co.
Hosiery
Bond
.
12-14
11-15
12-
40c
(quar.)
-
11-10
Holophane
(quar.)
11-15
.
1
'40c
7'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
4V<%
;
J.)—
—
11-23
n-
J12 Vic
•
30c
preferred
Hershey
voting
DeLuxe
Franklin
10-31
7c
—
Zellerbach
11-21
$2.50
-
Cribben Si Sexton Co:. 4'a'V-conv. pfd. (quar.)
Cork Si Seal Co.,_Ltd. (quar.)—
Nest
11-21
7
$2.50
;
preferred- (a-a)__
common.^—
Crown
Crown
7
Fowler
Fox
5
35c
(quar;)
Corp.,
-preferred
Crow's
11-20
12-
-
11-22
12-
5c:
5%
11-22
6
'
11-19
6
12-
B
quar.)_■_
Cementing Co.
Cotton/ Ltd.
(quar.)_
Hercules
Wallace—
Si
Mines,
Haughton
10-31
—
11-19
11-20
283Ac
(quar.)——
.12-10
Hartford Electric Light Co.—
3.90%
preferred (quar.;
11-23
'
Mills,
C*»ddock-Terry Shoe.
Credit
Inc.
__
1
I
10-15
11-
12-
12-10
-.
25c
(quar.)_
12-14
12-
50c
20%
-
A
40c
tl2'/2c
.
t30c
6%
12-21
12-10
(increased-quar.)
/ Class
B
non-voting (increased-quar.)—_
Ford
Motor Co., Ltd.,
ordinary (interim)
7
12-15
5%
/
(quar.)
—
11-
11-15
•
25c
%
1
11-20
10c
25c
_r
__,
dividend
Stock
Mineral
Foo:;e
12-14
1-2-57
$1.13
(quar.)
.
Cooper Bessemer Corp.
12-
12-10
1-2-57
37'Ac
Power
Class
31 Ac
common
class
12-17
Co.— ■/:
Alabastine
Si
Hart,
6
20c
(quar.)
9
57#
Hormel
preferred
12-
1
60c
(quar.)
4.40%
12-15
*
11-16
683Ac
$ 1.12 '/2
4.75%
Industries—
(quar.)
•
B
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
:
Ltd.—
Stores,
partic.
•
Class
11-12
1-10
$1.75
Class
B
(quar.)__
Handy & Harman, com.
Co.—
Corp.
11-16
11-30
,
75c
(quar.)
Bros., 2nd
Hancock
11-16
62'Ac
(quar.)
Stock
ir-ie
12-10
•
Dock
Water Co.
Extra
10-19
30c
N.
12-10 '
$2
$2
;
5%
10-19
5
25c
(Newark,
5
1-2-57
5
11-
65c
Co.
Rubber
11-16
15c
Pacific Tea Co.
5%
3-15
11-
40c
11-20
45c
4-1-57
—
(quar.)
12-10
dividend
Hamilton
12-15
6c
(initial)
11-
1
12-31
$3
Inc.
11-
•
,
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Hammond
Co.
11-30
1-31
11-23
60c
Halliburton
Co.
(quar.)
Corp., 4% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
933/4C
(quar.)
common
<fc
Cooper Tire & Rubber
.Copper Range Co. (quar.)——
-
11-15
11-15
—
12-
$1
(quar.)—
Copper
Continental
•»
12-15
11-15
Halle
Halle
11-13
11-15
10c
'
5%
.
Si
preferred
4.60 %
;
1
1
—:
12-21
}50c
■ ■■,
quar.)
Hackensack
./
11-26
25c
common
(quar.):
preferred
Continental
11-
11-
12-
12-15
semi-annually
Fitzsimmons
12-12
11-
9
11-22
11-30
11-15
11-
t50c
;
!
/
(increased
Dredge Si
Gypsum Lime
Quarterly
Co.—
Insurance
Tire
Bank
First
•
America—
split
preferred
$3.75
(quar.)
com.
dividend
Container
-
<4'/2%
12-12
$4.52
1
3
25c
Corp.
12-
12-
1
12-21
25c
/
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
Stock
11-13
35c
11-
*
**
Lakes
$5
Gulf
11-13
1
11-15
f$l
(increased)
Gulf, Mobile Si Ohio
9
12-
1
$2.50
Interstate Gas, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.K______^__
10-19
11-28
11-
Extra
11-30
85c
quar.)_
(quar.)
Increased
Firestone
&
preferred
Increased
Mortgage Association—
Works
common
9 "
40c
Board,
B
11-
11-
11-15
12-14
Ltd.—
.
11-15
1
3
35c
(s-a)
class ' A
com.
1
Co*, (quar.)
preferred
Ltd.,
12-
12-
3
12-
$1,50
Gregory Industries, Inc.
12-10
12-
12-18
,
1-2-57
^
Gulf
12-12
(quar.)
Corp.
Firemen's
;
10-31
preferred
preferred
Consumers
-
Ferro
•.
$4.16
,
Paper
Screw
Coal,
Atlantic
Great
12-18
lc
B
Telecasting,
11-15
17c
4.60%
-Federal
6
$4.50
•
Federal
'
West
5c
/
10c
1
$1.50
j:
11-15
87 'Ac
Insurance
(initial >__
(quar.)
Railway
Common
11-15
Co.
National
Co.
15c
(s-a)
class A
$1.12'/a
,
1
$1.12'A
Bearings
12-10
12-
Monthly
1
437 'Ac
(quar.)
com.
11-
Paper Co.—
•
Consumers Glass, Ltd,
Consumers Power Co.,
Federal
New
$50c
__
Water
c
42'Ac
-
(s-a)
Quarterly
Glass
11-30
11-28
.
(a-a)
Theatres,
Consolidated
Federal
12-14-
12-14
12-10
1-2
11-30
20c
Warehouse
<fc
11-
2
Quarterly
Great
10-19
11-21
11-30
—
25c
Ltd.—
11-30
35c
quar.)
1
1-
12'Ac
;
(increased
11-23
12-
(increased quar.)__
Southerp Life Insurance (Texas) —
Class
mS'
12-13
$1.25
5%. preferred (quar.)
'5Vaf/e preferred (quar.)
12-11
15c
(quar.)
Northern
Gross
12-14
$3
Corp.—
15c
37#
i.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Union
Great
.$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Fedders-Quigan
«
11-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
11-
1-7
4c
11-15
11-
(quar.)
Mills,
%
10-15
(quar.)
Bros.
12-11
B
12-24
11-16
./
11-15
(quar.)
-Life
11-23
(quar.)
& Co.—
preferred
Great
7
$1.183A
Quarterly
Farmer
?
'
12-15
(quar.)
Natural
Consolidated
12-
..
20c
Trader^
12-11
8%
12-20
(quar.)
25c
Consolidated
12-21
? 10c
Co.
1
10c
common
A
Grand
10-31
1-2-57
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.
11-
f$2
preferred
7%
(quar.)
20c
Corp,
11-20
15c
10c
Freigiuways
.
11-15
3
15c
.-
Gas
Mfg.
(Syracuse)
1
$38®
(quar.)—
Electrodynamics
-
56 'Ac
Year-end
Consolidated
11-15
12-
35c
Instrument
5
8%.-preferred
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines,
1
12-
„
(W. R.)
Class
11-23
56 'Ac
—
;
River
Fanner
10-26
I
12-
-t
(quar.)
com.
4.50%
Consolidated
'
,
-
Power
8
12-
20c
-
v.
i—
Connecticut
11-
20c
Caqjera Si
Sugar Co,
Extra
Fall
1
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.>__
Life
Grace
..
prior preferred (quar.)
12-14
$1.37'/a
Ltd.
corhmdn
25c
;
common
Mills,
11-
25c
;
:
4% fpreference: (quar.)
Government Employees Corp.
„
$1.65
Faber, Coe & Gregg
(increased
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
;
Corp.—
Co.,
Corp.,
preferred
gtd.
A
11-15
5
Extra
12-15
30c
i
RR.
11-15
1
12-
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)__,
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
Common (quar.)
1H5
$1
;
Co,—
1
12-
50c
57r
3c
RR.
preferred
20c
$15c
;
s
(quar.) —•
(quar.)
National
Mills
Cone
12-15
(increased)
Pittsburgh
4V2%
"
Conduits
12-15
Corp
(s-a)
Co.
RR.,:$5
1
(Boston)
Inc.
(quar.)
Telephone Co. tquar.)_
Natural
Mfg.
Erlanger
20c
Concord
10-25
12-31
'■:/%
(reduced)
12-
27'/2c
Si
Great
;
200 7#
(quar. 1
(quar.)
Stock. Telegraph
Goodall Rubber, common
; ;
lie
Watch
preferred
Erie
:
»
10-31
v
Hotel,
Commonwealth
1-4-57
50c
Gold
11-15
—
Special
Commodore
10-15
Co.
Williamsport
Erie
-1-15
(quar.)_—-
A
r
i-15
2-1-57
——
class
Si Stamping
12-11
(s-a)
(quar.)_
Instruments, Ltd.—
dividend)
(stock
Golu Seal Dairy
Products,
Class
B
(initial)
.
receipts-
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred
"60c preferred (quar.).
Erie Forge & Steel, common
(quar.
12-14
S.IOC
<
Ltd
Paper,
Shearing
11-20
$5
Investment
&
7%
10-18
$1.12'A
Insurance
12-10
2 'A %
Empire District Electric Co., 5%
43/4%
preferred (quar.)_„__
(quar.)
10-31
shares
National
Emhart
11-16
111-16
$1.20
—
Commercial
1
10c
Quarterly
..
12-
15c
.
(monthly)
$4.25 pfd.
(quar.)
10-31
11-15
2'Ac
from
(quar.)
11-15
5
Street Ry.:—
Rubber
<fe
Musical
87'Ac
(increased
.
<fe
'American
.
20c
i
10c
System
11-21
30c
11-10
(monthly)
Columbia
11-21
12-10
(quar.)
Hose
11*16
1st preferred (quar.)
Shops of America (stock div.!
Brewing Co., 60c conv. pfd*
4'/2%>
preferred (quar.)
11-23
12-10
Paper Corp.
Electric
10-19
12-
..
12-10
130c
,67c ' 1st qiref. A (accum.
;
1
6%
12-21
15c
1-1-57
J
5
1-2-57
30c
Corp.
11-21
12-
Goebel
.
(quar.)_..__
dep.
11-21
12-14
Gob
11-
115c
Massachusetts
.
(monthly)
preferred fquar.)
Vs %
11-15
1
113c
1_
12-14
10c
Extra
11-15
11-15
25c
Glcn-Gery Shale Brick,
40c
Mines
Eastern
11-15
Common
11-
12-
7
2%
preferred
Co.
8%
42'Ac
com.
11-30
1
11-
'
preferred (quar.)
(G. M.) Si Co., Inc.—
Extra
35c
America
Eastern
1-1-57
-
10-31
i,
of
preference
11-28
EOc
rqalcashl)__
11-15
130c
)
Amcr.
1L-28
•
or
11-16
11-20
87'Ac
stock
11-19
115c
:
;
Sulfivan
East
.
in
Ltd.,
1
40c
.
1
125«
Ltd
_
class A
55c
12-14
$1.12'A
(quar.)
12-
11-30
12-
77#
(interim)
quar.)
I
dividend
Common
25c
(quar.
12-14
(quar.)
(quar.).
(payable
Rubber,
convertible
Eddy
;
distribution
end
year
gains
$1
'
(quar.)—
Aikman
St
Gillette
25c
(quar.i__.
preferred
Duro-jTest Corp.
Dynamics Corp.
/
•
Collins
5'/2%
10-31
50c
Interim
Co.—
common
11-15
10-31
(quar.)
10%
.4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
Dun & Bradstreet. Inc. (quar.)
yio-30
30c
61.50
gtd.
12-
11-21
(quar.)
,:-25c
,___
Trencher
Chemical
Colgate-Palmolive
6
;;
__—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, RR. 4%
7%
guaranteed
(quar.)'/__./.
Giannini
10-15
:
Ml-
(s-a)
(quar;),
711-15
22'Ac
;
,
Illuminating
11-15
50c
'
$1.25
Getty Oil Co., 4'%
1
40c
USA
Inc.
Co.,
4.80%
.
/
11-30
12-31
30c
r
:
-
Mahoning
2'A%
■_
:
dividend--
Clearfield
(quar.)
10-26
11-16
12-
Stock
r
5c
11-15
(quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.,
.
11-15,. .11- 5
30c
■«<
Ltd.
Duriron
9
(initial
common
12-15
20c
(quar.)_
-
>
Tin Investments, Ltd.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—
*
-
New
10c
10-31
.11-20
Ltd.
Wisconsin—
of
General
160c
Industries,
Ltd..
Co.
(quar.)
131 'Ac
;
tquar.)
8
Dunlop
.—_1„
12-
Telephone
preferred
15c
common
pVeference
Drewry's
12-10
Chenango & Unadiila Telephone Corp.—
Common
10-31
(monthly)
Co.,
Brothers
Corp.,
47c
1
11-
60c
quar.)—
11-
11-24
50c
——
__.
.11-12
15c
(quar.)
12-27
35c
£6c
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Manhattan Bank
Chase
(quar.)
(quar.)___.—
Chambeisbttrg Engineering
Channing Corp. iquar.j^
10-31
11-15
(quar.)
Fields
Electrohome
Donohuj
40c
preferred
11-15
11-23
150c
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
Dominion
11-2
11-15
40c
quar.)
Central & South West Corp. (increased quar.)
4.50%
1
115c
Extra
Electric—
Louisiana
f$1.25
i
(s-a)
(quar.)__
Sons
&
Aircraft
12-31
$1.06'A
__
$5
dividend
40c
(quar.)
General
11-21
(R. A.)
$1.23
(quar.t
preferred
1
4%
Ltd.
Stores,
Donnelley
8
SI
4.92%
Common
12-
11-
Ltd.—
(increased)
Ltd..
11-15
55C"
.,
„_
Bridge,
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
4.25%
Central
11-15
12-
Corp.,
Engineering Works, Ltd.
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., (extra)
Dominion
5%
Illinois
1
$1.25
$1.25
pfd.
' *
Dominion
Ry.
(quar.)
A
preferred
12-21
(quar.)
Anglo Investment
preferred
(quar.)
5%
11-15
Co.
&
Dominion
t$2.50
preferred
4 %
1
Ltd.—
5%
Central
12-
Mfg.
Dominion
10-19
1-2-57
30c
(quar.)
Investments,
preferred (s-a)__
Central Foundry Co..
5%
5%
Central
11-10
$1.05
Dodge
11
(quar.)
1°
T/ie CommeTcial and Financial Chronicle
(1°20)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Corp.,
Loan
Investors
common
preferred (quar.)
Mutual of Canada,
6%
Iowa
preferred
preferred
4,40%
4.35%
(quar.)
preferred
Jacobsen
Mfg.
11-20
12-
1
11-20
$3.75
11-14
10-31
$3.75
45c
12-
11-
2
$3.40
35C
12-26
tlOc
__—
.),
iquar.)
1
Quarterly
Jeivis
—
...—
MeCord
12-14
$1.08:,/4
1-
1
12-14
1-2-57
Jewel Tea Co.,
3% fir
Jones
15c
Kennametal,
12-
preferred (quar.).
preferred A (quar.)___.__
4% preferred B (quar.)
Meadville Telephone/ common
6
1-18
11-23
12-28
11-23
Mengel
12-5
Mercantile
Merritt-Chapman
1-
1
12-10
5%
11-27
12-10
11-27
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Funds—
Keystone Custodian
Income
Keystone
"Series
and
Co,
12-
1
11-15
12-
95c
25c
S-2"
from
(26c
1
5
11-15
12-
5
11-15
1 2-57
12-15
14-
——
12-15
30c
—
12-
1
11-
30c
,
1-
1
of
12-11
9
of
cents
6
14
series
interest
ordinary income
profits realized on
from
cents
$1.26
11-15
12-30
12-20
50c
12-10
11-
securities)
c
12-
1
9
10-31
"
(quar.)-,———
40c
12-12
(quar.)—-—____—
Stock dividend—-
50c
Ur
11-5
common
1'
____________
12-10
1-2-57
$1.75
2-1-57
L'Aiglon
Apparel
I-15
Class
B
(quar.)—
Lamaque Gold Mines,
Lanston
(quar.)
Investment
Co.,
Lawrence
11-10
10-26
Stock
Lees
dividend
&
(James)
_————,
95c
Valley
Lemaie Tool
110c
12-
1
10-11
15c
11-
9
10-30
12-12
12-
12 Vac
12-20
12-20
Leslie Salt
Co.,
5V4% preferred (quar.)__
Libby-Ower.s-Ford Glass Co.
&
Link
Belt
Co.
class
Co.,
E
Miami
Railroad
—
Loblaw
B
$2.40
Co.—
4.36%
($50
Abrasive
Co.
(stock
Co.
Gas Co.
Lock
Corp.,,
Pipe Co.,
Joint
8%
Lcne
preferred
Star
Gas
Common
4.75%
$1.10
Morgan
$5.50
(increased
pfd.
(quar.)__;
Paper
1-10-57
11-
convertible
Angeles
Louisville
into
3-9-57
12-
1
151VaC
12-
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)__
com.
Transit
&
Lines
Nashville
1
11-
1
11-15
$1
11-30
1-2-57
12-10
New
Extra
;
71 v4c
12-21
11-23
12-15
1211-
1
11-15
11-
50c
&
10.31
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-26
3%
11-15
Initial
payment
12-10
Structural
1st
Mahon
Class
12-10
._
C.)
Co.
Shirt
&
Leaf
Gardens
Ltd.
Extr^
11-30
t$1.25
12-15
class
(stock
Co.
(increased
11-30
12-
1
11-
t20c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
10%
11-
9
10-18
A
dividend)
130c
(quar.)_
t30c
quar.)
1-15
1-15
3-
1
Marchant
1-
2
1-
2
35c
;
(quar.)
Calculators (quar.)
Ltd.,
11-15
12-
35c
12-10
Marine
(quar.)
11-30
11-
12-15
(quar.)
r
—
1
11-20
1
11-20
$35c
11-15
10-15
11-15
11-
$10c
11-15
10-15
12-
1
11-15
12-15
11-30
$1.90
12-10
11-30
tlS'VtC
12-
1
10-31
12-
$1.10
12-
1
11-
S2'/2C
12-
1
11-
$1 01
12-
1
11-
9
$1.17'/2
12-1
11-
9
$1.12'/2
12-
1
11-
9
$1.15
12-
1
lit'— 9
$1.06
12-
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-20
12-
12-1
11-
11-15
11-
1
11-30
11-
9
12-10
11-14
12-14
12-
.4
D
(quar.)
3
4.70%
E
(quar.)
5
4.5Q%
11-30
3
11-
2
noc
t$1.12Va
12-
class
11-15
11-
A
pfd.
11-
11-24
11-
7
11-24
11-
Inc.
$100
at
per
7%
Shipbuilding
12-
1
12-15
11-
11-
2
50c
1-
2
12-
2
12-
7
1
11-16
1-2-57
t5C
12-
11-15
7
12-17
12-23
12-19
12-28
12-19
1-
10c
11-15
'Amer.
.
11-24
6%
$4.80
share
12-15
11-30
1-21-57
111-
Stock
7
11-15
1
1
11-15
11-
f5c
11-26
11-30
Stock
11-15
93 %c
1-1-57
1st
Stock
B
4Vi%
5'/4%
Norwich
11-
9
12-
1
12-10
11-27
preferred
12-
3
$2
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
1-16
10-29
40c
dividend
12-
Service,
preferred
(quar.)
A
4
11-
tany
9
11-
2
of
equal
Amer.
12-
3
12-18
12-
change
in
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
1-2-57
1-2-57
Co.
$1.75
11-
2%
11-3 5
10-24
11-15
10-24
5c
2
11-15
10-24
12'/2C
11-20
11-
2
l»4c
11-20
11-
2
(quar.)_
50C
12-1
11-15
;
50c
12-
1
11-15
A
(quar.)
^
(quar.)z_____
25c
Co.
Corp.
11-15
10-25
7»/2c
common
11-15
10-25
25c
11-15
15d
(quar.)
Coke
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Inc.,
Gamble
2c
5%
Co.
Co.
preferred
(s-a)_
$1.25
(quar.).._
of
45c
10%
:
Co.
5
11-15
11-15
10-30
12-
1
11-16
11-15
10-19
11-16
10-15
11-15
$1.06 Va
of
Hampshire
1
12-
1
11-15
$1.12 Vz
New
12-
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-
1
Colorado—
(stock
12-
1
11-15
—
25c
11-15
10-31
83c
11-15
10-31
$1.12 y2
11-15
10-31
17c
11-15
11-
1
12-17
12-
3
11-15
10-26
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
of New
Power
Stores
10-31
12-17
2%
Oil
Sound
11-20
11-15
40c
class
Steel
Service
3
20c
(quar.)
Inc.,
&
12-
12-10
|12"10
Mexico-
&
(stock
Light
;
$1.25.
_______
32c
(quar.)
10%
(lividendl
12-15
•
9-17
12-
3
25c '
-
Radiation,
$3.50
Inc.,
1st
class
A
quar.)
—
shares
12-15
31-23
10-15
+30c
(quar.)_
Graphite, Bearings, Inc., commori__
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (quar.)___^.
12-
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-1
11-15
12-10
11-
9
15c
12-10
11-
9
12-14
12-
7
Red
10-31
87V2C
1-2-57
12-10
5c
12-17
12-10
45c
11-15
10-22
11-15
10-26
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
;„
Reading Co., common (quar.)_
$2.73
11-15
35c
preferred
11-22
7V2C
(quar.)l
12-
$1.12 Va
1"
50c
(quar.)—__
3
12-18
Randall
1st
non-cum.
Owl
Redondo
shillings
on
ordinary
approximately $2.73 per
20
to
share.
1
1
1
Co.—
__;
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Stores
Tile
Revere
Copper
50c
11-
8
10-11
50c
12-13
11-22
30c
preferred
11-15
10-31
IVzC
11-15
10-31
$28c
1-1-57
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)____*,
Renolcl Chains (Canada), Ltd..
Payment
subject
to
the rate of exchange
&
Brass
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
12-14
55c
12-
1
11-
12%c
12-
7
11-16
80c
12-
5
11-15
80c
12-
5
11-15
9
'
Rexall
prior
to
Dec.
4,
1956.
Non-resident
shrhldr. tax of 7.05% will be deducted.
Ohio
Edison, $4.56 preferred
Ohio Forge & Machine
Corp.
(quar.)
Drug Co.
Reynolds
1
11-
12-
dividend
shares
.American
Ltd.
1
11-
12-
$1.75
45c
(quar.)__
—
Copper,
Gas
Service
Purity
_■
4%
O'okiep
11-
11-15
25c
$1.20
$1.31 V4
com.
(increased
Extra
12-18
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Puget
3
8%,,
:
Pharmacal
12-23
12-18
8%
4
Public
12-15
12-28
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5%
12-31
$69c
12-28
c
Common
12-14
1-25
2
Corp.—
X
(quar.)
1-1-57
40c
+
1-
(quar.)
com.
'
(quar.)
6
1-15-57
13%
Chicago Ry.
preferred
4.50%
12-31
11-14
1211-
$0,111
(quar.)
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Public
12--14
12-15
11-30
Common
11-15
1
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
&
quar.)
Service
Public
12-
1-15-57
$1.75
common
1
Common
for
12-18
20c
2
12-14
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
Procter &
dividend)
—
11-
$1
(quar.)
Talbot,
&
Public
12-26
$1
1
62'/ac
ordinary
4'/2%
1-2-57
$1.28 '/a
15c
Power,
A
3.35%
Y.)
Telephone
Co.,
Prentice-Hall,
11-1?
12-10
12-
1-15-57
20c
Cliemical,
(quar.i
Pratt-Hewitt
11-13
12-10
11-20
15c
for
Wayne
Rubber,
Portsmouth
11-20
40c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
dividend
;
Portland
10-18
90c
(quar.)
Northwestern
11-30
$1
(s-a)
(N.
&
6%
11-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1
12-14
9
12-
Oil
B
Class
Co.—
Ry.
American
Class
Poor
7
12-
11-
4__X.
(quar.)
Products,
Class
10-19
12-
9
1
dividend
Poloron
Pope
___
Water
preferred
Ft.
Plymouth
10-26
40c
11-
12-
Tool C.o^
Plymouth
11-15
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
&
preferred
Plomb
11-20
4
12-1
(quar.)
Coke
preferred
7%
11-30
12-15
Ltd.—
Inc.
11-19
12-
42 v2c
Pittsburgh. Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.
11-30
15c
Truck,s
11-19
12-20
i2v2c
4.20%
share
12-20
55c
(quar.)_^____.
preferred
(quar.)___
4,4%
share held)
11-20
I2V2C
(quar.)
preferred
7%
60c
(stock
Quebec
convertible
Pittsburgh,
Corp.—
Corp.
of. Mack
3
Co.—
preferred
$5
(Northam)
Ohio
rets,
Common
50c
Co.
common
deposit,
5V2 %
11-10
60c
Capital
2
12-
5%
Finance
Pioneer
10-31
?5c
Water
dividend
preferred. _(quar.) ;__
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates,
to
—__
2
11-
Co.—
$4
10-31
(quar.)
common
11-
12-15
$1.50
Suburban
Fillsbury° Mills,
11-16
12-10
50c.
50c
Car,
11-10
1
25c
(quar.)
com.
Piedmont^Natural Gas (initial)
7
12-14
$1.75
________
adj. pfd.
11-15
12-
$1.75
Common (quar.).
8% convertible preferred
7
1-
12-
(quar.)--;—;
Ry., 4%
11-15
1
11-20
20%
Philadelphia Title Insurance (extra)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
2
11-
35c
Dry
1
12-
45c
J_
(quar.)
Germantown & Norristown RR.
Stock
11-15
20c
&
12-
25c
Quarterly
9
1
:
Corp.
5
15c
(quar.)
10-22
1
Brake
Warren
preferred
Phila.'J
20c
Canada,
5
11-
Co.—
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
$1 preference common
12-
;
Western
11-
12-10
20c
;
11-15
75c
(quar.)
of
dividend
Pgrkins* Machine & Gear
^
10-22'
;__
30
12-10
20c
;
11-14
11-15
issue
35c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
12-31
____
(entire
Bottlers
1-15
■'
35c
(quar.i__,
pfd.
Nov.
on
Circle
Stock
7
12-
(quar.)
General
11-28
11-20
30C
5%
(quar.)_
series
4V2%
9
25c
*
Pittsburgh
Products
(quar.)
Votiflg common (quar.)_^
Non-voting common (quar.)/
8
tl5c
(quar.)
pid.
Extra
1
12-1
)quar.)_
Castings
■
9
Penobscot Chemical Fihre—-
5%
Northern
2
12-15
preferred
preferred F (quar.)
4.60% preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
Pennsylvania RR.
(quar.)
6
$1.12 %
Steel
Bankshares & Securities—
4.05l%-preferred
Canada—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
3.70% preferred C (quar.)__
11-15
12-15
Pennsylvania
10-31
12-15
Ltd.
Extra
1
tl5c
common
7%
Insurance
11-30
12-15
4%
com.
of
Co.
(quar.)
&
Central
Communica¬
(interim.!
Masey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd.,
11-20
12-
fl5c
A
7
12-
$1.0614
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
11-20
12-15
1
Class
11-
11-29
2%
___.:
11-30
12-13
12-15
57 Vac
Phila.
this dividend)
North
tie
25c
8%c
58>/aC
2%
Northern
_
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c-
(quar.)
stock
prior
1
(quar.)
lQc
Warren
10-18
7
preferred
25c
Co.,
Co.,
News
Mines,
tquar.)
common
dividend
11-
preferred
Series
Northeastern
11-14
35c
Stock
11-
4.68%
11-15
5
5%
International
preferred
5
12-
5%
>
dividend
Co.,
12-
'
32 Vac
Corp.
4
11-15
4.60%
10c
each
9
35c
Marathon
1
10-25
8%c
Dredging, Ltd.—
Consolidated
Co.,
11-15
14-23
Securities—
(l/50ch
11-30
12-10
25c
.
Extra
tion
11-19
3-15
12-15
_
MacWhyte
4Vz%
1
30c
(quar.)_
Saskatchewan Coal,
Magma Copper Co. (stock dividend)—
Mallory iP. R.) & Co. (quar/)'
Marconi
11-
$3
com.
(quar.)
Co.
12-
Gold
Cement
Fruit
10-25
32 Vac
11-23
6%
quai\)__
________XL_-_
Rubber Machinery
Northeast
11-16
45c
___
Ltd.,
Peerless
10-25
11-15
12-15
(increased
dividend
Northern
B
Stock
11-15
3
four
dividend
Co.,
(quar.)___
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Maple
12-
$5c
held)
stock
Steel
preferred
(R.
Manhattan
Manitoba
after
25c
____
of
Paymaster
11-15
33c
-
12-15
50c
Hosiery Mills. Ltd., class A
American
See
11-23
i20c
Mackinnon
5%
three
each
1-1-57
,c
$1
dividend
Northam
10-26
15c
Consolidated
1
11-15
$50c
preferred
Perfect
(stock dividend)__;
Northern
for
10-31
realized
____•
Air
11-15
12-
25c
$1.25
Final
10-31
11-30
Pato
Dock—
$4
shares
11-30
40c
Chemical
Gypsum
5'/a%
11-30
11-15
V/zc
;
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines, Ltd
Mack Trucks, Inc. (a stock dividend
from
Extra
11-30
12-10
$1
_
12-10
25c
;
MacGregor Sport Products (quar.)_
12-15
(quar.)
North
1
$1
(quar.)__
'30 Vac
preferred
preferred
York
1
■
Drugs (Kansas City)—
participating preference (quar.)
35c
12-15
2
Chemical Co., 4% pfd. A (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. (increased-quar.)
1
12-13
dividend
Corp.
2
Nopco
9
35c
Lynch Carrier System (quar.)
Stock
11-
$1.25
;____.
;
11-
50c
iquar.)_
Norfolk & Western
_/_,
—
5
invest¬
(quar.)
preferred
Bros.,
12-
10-13
Parkview
11-
40c
;
(quar.)
from
Newport
11-19
15c
(quar.)
11-5
11-15
(qtiar.)__
Quarterly
;
Steel
(quar.)
Corp.
Niagara Share
.
Extra
11-15
$1
(quar.)__
New York State Electric & G'as, com.
3%% preferred (quar.)___
dividend)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
-
Neptune Meter Co., com. (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
New Dickenson Mines, Ltd.
11-
1212-
45c
(quar.)___
RR.
$1.30
40c
Common
11V4C
quar.)
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Lunkenlieimer Co. (quar.)—
10-26
$3.50
(s-a)
Year-end
t51 VaC
30
11-10
30c
Cash Register
dividend____
Products
11-21
2 Va %
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Fund OMjc
Co.
Starch
Neon
11-
1
$1
Oct.
$1.32. preferred
$1
Neisner
7
11-
12-
to
(quar.)_
i__
redeemed
1
37 V2C
pfd.
(quar.)
and
Supply,
plus
10-13
12-
t$1.18
5%
America
Lead
be
11-15
$22
(quar.)
preferred
Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
conv.
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
profits)
Preferred
2-18
t60c
—
common
of
income
Can
10-26
7 Vac
75c
Co.
Corp.
National
11-
this
preierred
$1
10-31
Penmans,
California
Malleable
11-16
1
plus
$5
11-30
2
(quar.)_
Co.,
Investment
Acme
10-26
11-16
Corp.
11-30
Penn
(quar.)__
Corp.
Corp.
Sheraton
11-15
50c
(quar.
preferred
Mills
Wheel
10-19
11-19
20c
(special)
i
Parkerstaurg-Aetna Corp., com. (stock divid.)
Service—
of
National
2-18
1
sliare
Park
12-14
$1.10
(quar.)
6
25c
(quar.)___
$1.37'/a
(quar.).
—:
10%
(initial);
E^tra
37 Vac
pfd.
dividend)
10-26
10c
Chemical
Co.
Vac
$2
Co.
&
Co.
Finance
Stock
preferred (entire issue
redemption
on
Nov.
9
at
per
Park
(stock
Airways (quar.)
12-14
Extra
1
3-9-57
12-
com.
10-31
$1.15
Hardware,
(Henry)
Plan
National
1-16
12-
(quar.)
(Texas)—
for
$104.50
Lynch
11-
10-26
2%
Investors
Stock
convertible
called
Lukens
3
tlOc
:
11-14
(s-a >
National
11-15
noc
(quar,)—__
(monthly)
:
12-14
1
California
32 Vac
(quar.)
dividend
National
11-15
$1.10
preferred
2
3%
preferred
National
1
L
(quar.)——v
preference.
Finance
1-
Birmingham RR. Co.—
National
2
1
(quar.)—
common——
World
of
8c
(quar.)/
participating
11-26
———————_
(quar.)
Sulphur
American
Paddock
37
dividend
&
Stock
11-15
12-
50c
___—
American
Pan
2
37 Vac
preferred (quar.)
Portland Cement
4%%
12-21
1
12-
preferred
2nd
Locai
12-31
12-10
12-10
10-26
(quar.).
Pan
11-15
B
(quar.)_
Laboratories (monthly)__.
preferred
Lighting Corp.
11-15
12-
_____—
(quar.,)__
(quar.)
11-
3
Printing Press & Manufacturing—
A
preferred
12-20
12-
75c
(quar.)___
1st
Pacific
1-10
3%
20%
10c
Co.
Piping
11-15
11-30
$1.12'/a
dividend)____
i_.
Water
National
11-23
12-
12-
10-26
11-15
11-
9
3%
11-15
34 %c
10-26
Drug
; /Common
9
11-
50c
Lcblaw, Groceterias Co., Ltd.,
1st
11-
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
preferred
1
12-
11-
1-10
37 Vac
10-19
60c
87 VaC
(quar.)
Companies, Ltd;, class A
Class
12-
1
11-15
1-31-57
11-15
National
11-15
12-
1
10c
50c
4%%
10-31
60c
—
original capital (quar.)—
original capital (quar.)
$4.30
11-15
12-14
$1
12-
$1.25
10-26
2
11-15
12-10
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
&
Caskpt CO. (quar.,
National Distillers Products Corp.—
Co.—
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
£4.30
12-
40c
Liquid Carbonic
Little
11-
25c
______
common..
Corp., common (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
Lithium Corp. of America (stock divid.)^—_
3
National
C. )—»
3 Va %
3
12-
Brewing
27 V4c
Stock
10-22
90c
Paper Co., $5 prexerred
7
7
11-30
Common
11-14
1
12-
56V.C
Stern
preferred
National
1
11-20
$1.31 'A
(quar.)——.
(quar.)_____
11-
20c
__
—
(Eli)
3
40c
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S.
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Lilly
12-
52c
—
—
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common
12-
1-1-57
Extra
11-15
4%
(quar.).
Fund
1
30c
—.
Mfg. %_/___/__Z__
Lerner Markets, class a (stock divd.)
Lexington Trust
>12-
10c
(quar.)
&
1
11-15
National
,•
1-
11-15
National
11-23
25c
11-12
11-15
Quarterly
II-23
25%
;
5-
30c
Nashville,
1
$1.25
50c
12-
$0.9565
(initial)
(reduced)..
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., 6% 1st pfd.
(quar.)
5V2% 1st preferred (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
12-14
Sons
RR.
1-1-57
96 y4c
Pabst
Pepsi-,Cola
12-14
—i———
(quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)_:
Lehigrh
12-31
12-31
____________
11-
62 VaC
—
31V4C
ment
U5c
pfd.
(quar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance Co. (Richmond, Va.)
Quarterly
—/__
5
preferred
(quar.)___
5
12-
12-28
115c
$5
12-
10-22
11-23
28 Vac
Murray
1-10-57
Ltd.————____
Industries
12-21
1-7-57
10-15
11-10
50c
(quar.)
securities
;
4%
Oxford
•
25C
11-15
3oc
(quar..)
Corp.___.
Glass, common
(quar.)
Motor
10c
__
New
t$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.
Marine
preferred
Motor
12'/2c
(quar,);
Salle Extension University—
Quarterly
______/___
Lambert (Alfred), class A (quar.)
Falls
preferred
Mosinee
12-14
4 '/o
La
,
11-16
preferred
1
10-15
1st
Mutual
,
—
Mount Vernon Mills, 7% preferred
Morrison-Knudsen, Inc.
(quar.)
11-15
$1.50
6%; preferred (quar, )•__—____—
7%
preferred (quar.)—1—
Los
11-28
20c
11-16
Co.,
Owens-Illinois
12-21
12-15
11-15
Kroger
Outooard
11-
1
11-15
1st
Mofris
11-15,
Co.
Oswego
10-31
12-
t25c
4.50%
;4%%. preference
11-30
(S. S.)
7%
10-31
IV2 %
Monsanto. Chemical
12-31
11-30
Kresge
11-16
35C
t$3
Co., Ltd.—
4.80%
Moody's
55c
—
dividend
1
12-23
(s-a)___
Products
(quar.)
11-15
25c
Ry.
1-15-57
3
Stock
2%
Stock
12-
Quebec
Common
11-15
SI
—
Moore-McCormack Lines
11-20
Steel
(quar.)
3
Moore-Hanley
:L-15-57
&
Ontario
11-30
3
4%
10-25
7c
Ontario
9
12-14
■
12-
Stock
11-16
11-
20c
2
2
11-16.
is-ai
%5c
f 15c
common
12-
$3
—____L——
z_
1111-
1
2-15
11-
1
12-
Mobile
9
and
sale
Corp,, class A (initial)——
Koehring Co.
<quar.)
1
1
12-
12-
$1.12 Vz
1-1-57
Missouri
10-31
$2.50
Knox
1212-
A
(quar.)___
3-1-57
1-1-57
$4.60
25c
from
2'/a%
62 VaC
Minneapolis-Moline Co.,
distribution
(a
preferred
$1.06'/4
—
Minneapolis
Knickerbocker Fund—
Beneficial
6%
pid.
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
37 VaC
(quar.)
Scott—
&
Ontario
2
$1.18%
——__
(quar.)_
Mississippi Power.Co.,. 4.40%
22 %
quar.);.
Class
from
quar.)__
11-
1
11-16
$1.06 V4
1
1-1-57
Miles
Fund
$l
11-30
12-
11-16
12-
97 VaC
Class
investment
net
12-14
10-31
12-10
$1.06 V4
4V4%
$1.08%
$1.50
Stock
65c
40C
11-15
50c
___/__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Omar,.Inc., AVz% class A
.
$1.14'/a
Mielile
11-15
1
1
10-31
(quar.)
Midwest
11-23
12-
$1.18%
11-
(quar.)
Stores Co.
Quarterly
8
32c
iquar.)
1-2-57
preferred
11-15
61 VaC
4.92% preferred B (quar.)
Olin-Mathieson Chemical, common
4'4%
10-31
59%c
______________
(quar.)
Middlesex
8
4-15-57
1
dividend
Mid-West
5
1-15-57
11-
par)
(quar.)___
4.50% preferred ($100 par)
iquar.)
Micro Moisture Controls
(stock dividend)
11-15
12-
25c
—
distribution
(initial
common
12-
25c
1
J50C
(quar.)
11-15
preferred
4Vz%
11-15
11-
12-
10-31
A
11-15
35c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Michaels
1
11-20
11-15
12-14
11-30
preferred
11-15
11-30
4.45%
11-15
25c
11-30
Gas,
of Rec.
11-30
$1.25
<quar.)__
Natural
Holders
Payable
12 Vac
4.35%
11-15
1
$1
—
4J/4%
12-28
Edison Co., 3.80%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—____—
3.85%
3.90%
1
12-
—-
Common
special
a
1
$1.12'/2
net
realized
gainst-.
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)———
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
Klein Department Stores—■
of
preferred
Quarterly
1
12-
12-
______
______
4.30%
12-
12-10
87'/eC
Kentucky Stone Co.
(quar.)Quarterly
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
4%% preferred
(quar.)—
Keyes Fibre, common (quar.)
11-15
Metropolitan
12-10
$1.05
_
(quar.)
Inc.
1
f35c
—__——_____
4V\%
1
2-
50c
(quar. >
12-
(quar/)_
common
preferred
Oklahoma
62 VaC
4%%
12-28
$1.08%
Year-end
New
12-20
400
preferred
preferred
11-15
(quar.)__,
dividend
Stock
3-15
35c
.)
(quar.)
:
3 Vz■ %
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-14
10-15
c
Ltd.
(increased
Corp;/
Stock
<quar.)_
—
preferred <quar.)_
4% preferred (quar )—
3.80% preferred (quar.)_.
.>
Kellogg Co., common (quar.)——
12-
Co.,
When
Share
Company
Match
5%
50c
Inc.
60c
4.50%
11-15
80c
common
common
$1
20%
1
(quar.)
Mines
porctiuine
Mclntyre
11-24
$1.25
preferred A (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)—
Parchment Co.
12-
Per
Name of
Ohio
11-15-
—_J
Ltd.,
Kobbins,
1
12-
3 r/o
Special
z~z—
—
Kansas City Power & Light
4 35% preferred
(quar.)
Oil,
Corp./ common
Mead
11-15
93%
Extra
4
4-1-57
62 VzC
dividend-
Kalamazoo Vegetable
1
z
McKesson
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—^.———4—.)
com. (quar.)
■'&%.
Joy
12-
93 %c
(quar.
$2.50 preXeiTed (quar.)
.
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
Stock
of Rec.
55c
93 %c
———
12-14
15c
$1.25
(quar.)-J—■-
A
__
common
preferred
&
1-2-57
T
pfd.
5%
(quar.i
/
(quar.i
McColl-Frontenac
12-14
1
15c
____—
Holders
m
11-26
1
1-
<quar.)__
Inc.,
corp.
preferred
1-
——
(quar.)______—
(quar.)—
preferred (1947 series)
$1.10
15c
Jantzen,
preferred
82'/aC
Co., common (quar.t —
(quar.)
—
—.
& Light
Power
3.30 %
1
When
Payable
(quar.)___
Department Stores, common
May
12-
75c
—--——
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common
Name of Company
3c
.—
Ltd.
Investors
Per
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Monday, November 5, 1956
...
$1.14
$3
1
11-15
12-12
11-30
12-
.
-Class
(quar.)
Tobacco
B
(quar.)
Co.,
.
common
(quar.)
I
Z
(Continued
on
page 46)
Volume
Number 5583
184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1921)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
\ Range for Pravtaas
Year 1955
377/e Oct
18
21% Oct
19
14% Jan
ABC
Vending Corp
Aug 25
55
Oct
1
67% Jan
ACF
Industries
Aug 25
21
63
Sep
28
14
Apr
10
20
29% May 25
30
20
Dec
22
4
108
41 V\ Dec
Mar 15
157
Dec
155
19
ij;
Jan
22
154
19
36% Feb
9
187
Aug
Jan
27
163
Mar 14
Dec
28
170
Jan
5
156
29
6
Jan
20
3
July
6
177/a Oct
11
18
Oct
1
7
26% Mar 30
Aug
9
18
Jan
6
80
Jan
3
91% Aug
Jan
26
80
117% Jan
Nov
Alco
6
88'% Jan
1
23
3
326
Jun
122
170
Jun
24
Nov"! 1»
Jan
4
117
14% Jan
7
20-
93
Jan
19
Jan
3
34,
Dec
22
25 '% Dec
40
98
2
Oct
4
13
18 Va Jan
Apr
17
-
Sep 26
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
134%
72% Jan
18
2% Nov
16
110
56% Jan
30
Apr~l5
41
Sep
23
88
Sep
23
1
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
;
-
4%
'
125
47
July 11
133% Aug 10
J4
Apr
17
82
Feb
14
'
9
'
99% Feb
2'% Sep
14 '
36
Sep
21
39
Apr
24
Sep
27
30
Jan
25% Jan
17
82
14
Oct
30
91% Jan
10
May
Oct
11
91 % Feb
23
61
Oct
150
July 17
3% Jan
13
6
29% Jun
8
22
Sep
19
102
Jan
139% Jun
6
Limited—_
13
105% Sep
6%
79
'
27
Jan
Amerada
126
American
Mar 19
36
1
110
27% Mar 15
32
65
Nov
Feb
14
Sep
.,
2
72
6
22% Mar 30
33% Jan
100
Jan
Nov
36
108
27'% Mar
21
Jan
14% Jan
10
17
30
14
Nov
Oct
96% Oct
May 31
64
6
42% Dec
14
107% Sep
19
99
4'%%
29
American
70% Jan
*
23
39% Oct
12
26
Oct
9
1
28
22% Oct
31
20% Sep
21
4%
Amer
22% Jan
33% July 15
21% Mar
8
18
18% Jan
17
6% Oct
3
9% Jan
11
5'A Oct
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
25
.
7% Mar 12
48 V8 Nov
1
49 Va Apr
39 Va Nov
1
45% Jun
18
46% Sep 16
6
71% May
38 % Jan
27
58 y2 Oct
22
54 Va Oct
1
33
27% Feb
21
47
59% Dec
7
23 »A Mar 17
33 y2 Dec
27
40
Oct
9
17
67
89
Jun
Mar 14
69% Dec
22
61
Jan
135 % Dec
21
126
o
American
Chicle
9
American
6
American
Jan
Feb
77 Va Apr
Jan
24
22% Jun
8
18
12
Apr 12
27% Mfer 21
Co
Encaustic
Tiling—
15
Jan
3
3% Nov
130
1
Jan
11
Jan
Gas
American
29
American
Jan
25
142
26
21
17
1
3% Jan
4
Mar 30
33 % Jan
27
49
Nov
15
84% Jan
31
16
11 Va Jan
30
2
97% Oct
30
105
Aug
16% Nov
7
Oct
143
13 '% Sep
6
96% Jan
15
13% Jun
2
21
18% Dec
13
107% Feb
4
11
35% Apr
7
88% Nov
18
94% Jan
6
27% Jan
21
41% Mar 16
17% Dec
&
American
24
96
65
Sep
23% Oct
American
2
21% Sep
4
33
Nov
103
5
43'% Aug
86
9
5% Apr
21
28
13% Dec
Dec
16% Apr
18% Oct
62% Feb
13 y2 May 28
15% Oct
1
6% July
Oct
6%
9
July
17% Apr
31
17% Jan
3
26
106 V2 Feb
21
9
37% Nov
2
80
AVov
2
35% Feb
32
30
1
Jun
10
46% Jan
6
60 % Sep
23
55% Jan
12
26 Va Oct
27
38% Apr
11
28 % Feb
6
Oct
27
53 V* Mar
33% Oct
21
3
43
16
21% Mar 14
27% Jun
7
179 % Jan
5
7% May 25
9% Jan
3
37% Feb
9
3
58% Sep
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
11
21
172
1
Apr 22
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
43% Dec
45 % Oct
30
58% Feb
Jun
18% Oct
8
8
34% May
4
4
120
Apr
25
39'A Jan
19
23'%.
20 3/a
20 3/a
53/8
5%
5 3/8
5,800
41'%
413/a
4134
28,000
40
7,400
55%
55%
5534
30
*29%
30
*29%
30 Va
29'%
29%
31%
31 Va
31 Va
91'%
*90'%
91'%
*29%
30%
30%
31%
313 4
31%
31%
*31
*90'%
91%
*90'%
91'%
*90'%
91%
*90%
Va
703/4
39%
72
69
147
142
142
*138
24
24
24
72%
713i,
'140
70%
15%
15%
15 %
24
2 4'A
16
*15%
4%
4%
*45'4
36%
19%
4%
4%
4%
*47
1,400
27 Va
28'4
4,400
400
46
23
23'/a
23'4
11,200
13%
14
13%
14
18,700
37%
12,700
203/a
2,700
37%
36%
373/8
140'%
139'4
4%
4%
4 %
2,300
142
141
4%
4%
*47
51
*47
37'%
20'4
20
20
193/4
51
*47
51
1,400
16 Va
22%
140%
133
25'4
16
*45
46
*45
45%
-
28
27'%
28
28
a
46'4
141
138
142
136
28 3
28
*45 %
600
25,100
25
24% 4
16
300
100
144
*142
144
141
142
*23%
72 3/a
71
71%
70
1,400
,
131%
132
7,300
51
130
3,900
44 %
44
28%
27
Amer
Metal
4 % %
common.No par
Ltd
Co
100
preferred
17
59y8 Mar 20
21
2
129% Mar 26
67%
66
31%
31%
31 Va
35
35%
34%
34 3
34
47%
49 7a
48%
50
Optical
Potash
&
Smelt *&
No par
100
Refg com
preferred
Snuff
common—£-25
Co
preferred—100!
noncumulative
No par
Oct
10
187 Va Feb
1
American
T«i & Tel
1
preferred
CJo
10
84 y4 Apr
30
Oct
145% Jan
27
33 Va Oct
51% Jan
13
American
10 y2
July 20
American
29
Jan
American
23
15
55% Nov
10
-8% Oct
27
11% Jan
10
26% Jan
13
29% Aug
16
26% Apr
25 Va May 17
28% Aug
30% Jim
1
24 y2 Oct
31
6
17% Oct
30
23J/a Mar 13
American
6%
Preferred
5'%%
Zinc
Jan
6
83
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
Anaconda
72
Sep
63 Y* Feb
14
84% Sep
Anaconda
Wire &
July 11
30 y* May 28
43 y2
26 Va May 29
35"% Mar 19
79
*78%.
79%
52%
53
x51
52
150 %
149%
*44
45
*44%
*122
123
150%
45%
50%
46 'a
50%
%
50'2
*100
102
140
139
*14%
167%
6%
14%
168 %
612
14 %
166%
6%
167%
6%
75%
100
127%
Corp
25
33%
34%
33%
16 Va
1,000
534
5%
5%
15,700
6G'A
68
67 Va
67'%
4,000
31%
31%
31%
31'%
32
4,300
35
34%
34%
343/a
34%
2,800
49 Va
51'%
50'%
51 \\
27,400
18%
18%
19'/a
183/4
19
28,600
5%
156
*154
*154
6%
6%
6%
*30
30 %
~303tf
30%
30'%
78
78%
x78%
50 %
52
149
44 %
122
99%
139
51
149
149%
44 Va
44%
*1213/4,
122
44 V\
45%
51%
51 %
99
100
139%
139%
14%
*14
14%
165%
166%
61".;
74
v
166%
6%
6%
74
75
127 y2
127 %
127'%
33 Va
33%
33'/a
9 Va
9
79
52%
152
44'4
*7»
157
6 3/4
6.400
2,300
31
240
80
18,700
523/a
533a
150'%
151 %
720
44 '/a
800
433/4
123
121%
45
44%
20
123
45 Va
15,000
52
52
1,400
101
103
105
900
140'%
140'%
141'%
52
14%
14
490
400
14
168'/a
167%
168%
95,300
Hi
6%
6-tf
226,400
74%
128
74%
128
75'%
13,900
128
700
34
27,400
33%
33%
9 Va
9 Va
9'4
7,400
x9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
27%
27%
27%
*27'%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
21 VA
24%
24 %
24%
*24%
25
24%
*24%
25
25
*24%
17%
18
18'4
18%
4,700
7 7'4
42,100
com—5
Smelting—1
50
Cable
IjTo par
17 Va
177a
17 'A
17%
76%
75
74%
75%
75'/a
76%
75
75%
76 '4
81
78 >4
81
79 Va
80%
80
80%
81
80
79%
35
35
*96
98
6.25
Corp
35
*97
10
14
500
210
18%
No par
21.80
Clayton # Co
'
18
Hocking Glass Corp—
Andes Copper Mining
L600
26
29
25
&
Oil
16'4
105
25
Co
series
preferred
Anderson-Prichard
34
26
*28%
5%
158
%
51
14%
*101
6%
6
51
%
74
18%
*152
43%
139
*153/4
29%
'16 Va
49%
Va
48
46%
102
*100
139
45
123
*122
44
149%
127%
Common
Anderson
30
75 %
Co
6
40% Mar 13
30%
79
128 %
Lead
52'% Jan
Anchor
31%
74%
series
Preferred
30%
127%
Works
Water
17
6%
25
common
—
Viscose
May 28
158
6%
:
Tobacco
preferred
18%
18%
*152
6%
5
-—
19
159
a
29%
26
25%
*28%
'67%
5%
6
6%
100
Tobacco—
Rights
7is Sep
68 Va Oct
Nov
com—100
100
18%
*152
•28%
16
16
25%
16
67%
29%
105
*101
104
25%
32%
165
$4
23,200
67 %
187% July 21
2
1,200
31'A
30%
13
12
44 Va
30'%
66%
59%
Jan
44'4
30%
25
Steel Foundries
42% Apr
44'4
27 y8
No par
Co
Gas
Co
American
7
25%
5%
120
*43%
5%
6
51,900
80
28
5
—
37 3/a
80
80%
1
Co—
Corp
100
36%
81
44
*101
104
16
101'%
36%
27 Va
*28%
July 24
6%
27 %
■
29%
a
700
43 %
44 Va
15%
157
11%
80%
83
%
35%
*11%
12
*79
*28%
51
7%
34%
convertible preferred--—20
American
6%
*80 %
*101
104
100
36%
25%
—
7%
27%
*101
16
101%
35
25%
Co
1
Chemical
No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
7% preferred
—100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co—
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer
Va
129
133%
25%
Amer
24 Va Mar 20
16
131 %
com—_2
Products
Metal
172% Jan
1
58'%
55
80 Va
No par
Sumatra
10
51 Va
55%
44
preferred
Machine & Metals
American
32% Jan
57%
*55%
80 Va
3.90%
16
3
2,100
5614
55%
*98'%
American
107
40 Va
56'%
55 %
101%
16% Jan
11
30
I
55 Va
35 V*
2
25
30
'.
39%
56%
*98'%
May
Oct
55%
41
40 %
55%
56%
41S/8
39%
40
100
13
Oct
39 Va
41'/a
41%
40
55%
15%
31
93
39%
900
*98 %
20% Jan
34
41 "4
41
16%
12
23 Va
20'%
5'/4
36%
14% Jan
36% Dec
23 Va
*203/8
5 3/a
101%
19
3
22%
20%
5%
35 Va
Jan
13% Jan
23'%
20%
5%
*98 %
146
44% Jan
22%
20:%
5%
100
common—7
100
prior preferred
Mach & Fdry
9
19
23%
20%
5%
10
Oct
32% Dec
23%
20%
4,600
134
7
22,900
2 4 Va
15%
16
20
2,200
15%
147% Nov
Mar
107 %
15a4
4
Jun
106'%
15%
137% Jan
40
104'%
16
Co
110
104
15%
Refining
7
103%
103
105
1.700
Sugar
Sep
II,300
98 %
Stores
33% Mar 30
433%
14 Va
American
103
19,700
423/a
*97'%
American
2l
203/a
42'/a
*13%
Mar 22
14
19%
%
98%
Ja^l6
16% Oct
19%
41
13%
108
47
19'%
41'4
42 y4
19 %
42 %
13%
9
,27
30
18%
*97'%
26
Jan
*64
1,200
64
*11'%
13
9
31 Va
64
14
Jun
Dec
*30'%
65
*13%
49% Oct
6 % Oct
31
13%
87
126
31
13%
16
6
99
14
18
46
41 %
*103'%
80
*97 Va
*13%
Nov
82% Dec
19%
2.200
32%
99
*97%
65
*64
64
19%
42
100
31
1,000
117
32%
32%
1,300
30,900
24%
2334
*115'%
32 3%
32 %
99
*30%
31%
113
1,100
22,300
129%
9
Feb
32
23%
113%
23'%
23%
111 %
97 %
33 Va
100
64
20%
134
54% Aug
46% Mar
227b
111%
117
*31
65.
133
40% Jan
174
23%
32%
31%
Products—1
Natural
6
10
1
com
Co common
100
145
23%
51
News
36% Jan
23
62
*114%
1°°
*47
American
28% July 26
Sep
103
61%
*99
_50
American
13
Jan
10
preferred
70 % Sep 17
32% Feb 29
27
42
& Leather
Molasses
Feb
46% Jan
101 Va
61%
19%
Motors
8% Feb
150
1013/8
61
37
American
Sep
98%
62%
19%
American
82
98%
61
36%
3
1
21
97%
63%
20
5
31
Feb
99 Va
3714
Apr
Oct
56
*24%
1934
8% Jan
177
25%
11%
Amer
19
6 % Oct
155
*24%
98%
5V4%
Mar 16
18
25 %
13%
American
Mar 29
93
25%
63%
1
25 3 a
98%
4
_
25%
25 VA
36'%
2
20
24
2^
37
10
6
Fe~b~21
1,200
*35
12.50
Co
Corp.
64'% Jan
62%
21.100
2%
37 Y
Power __No par
Electric
46% Nov
130% Jan
125%
*2%
*35
131%
5'%%
13
13
124'%
2%
37
*35
11%
27
2
30
39% Jan
125%
2%
2%
2%
2%
37
*97%
Jan
Mar
5% Sep
161% Jun
123
2%
*35
-
30
28
13 Va Jan
72% Apr
124%
121
123
Xl22
300
12
Ice
American
4
6
26,500
97 %
16
17
40% Mar 14
107 Va
Vz
Jan
Jun
50% Jan
2,400
105%
38%
%
28
13% Jan
-6
38%
105
97
108
15
29% Jan
38 3%
101'%
*11
2
17
Jun
38 3%
102%
12
25
11
'
38%
99 %
98%
Oct
8% Oct
170
38'%
103%
900
112
*108
>■
39,000
*fJ7 %
Oct
10% Jan
38
387/s
101V2
110
*105
32%
*11%
99
24% Mar 16
103
25
38%
105%
107
*103
5,700
84
r'
32'%
400
No par
26
Oct
104%
13%
noncumulative
24% May 10
Sep
31% Sep
13
20% Mar 14
104
104%
32%
•
I,500
49
48%
*82'%
83
31%
:
preferred—100
American
International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
6%
17
Sep
48%
83
31%
22%
&
convertible
American
9
24 Va Feb
100
.48%
83
31 Va
Va
Foreign
American-Home
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
102
48%
*81
13%
Hardware
Hide
48%
31%
23%
—
Hawaiian SS Co
American
5
31'%
22
Export
31%
*22%
31%
14
American
23'%
313/a
23 %
31%
23
13
*22%
31%
23 %
13%
24% Apr
23'%
22%
31%
22%
10
500
13,000
31%
14 V8
17% Jan
143/a
953/4
93%
23%
22
14%
94'%
*14'%
95 %
22%
55'%
European
Corp
80
14%
14%
94
*14%
25.000
95
14%
95
23 %
American
Mar 30
57 >4
107%
16
Enka
13
IS
17
55%
107%
46
American
47% Sep
35% May 28
127/a Aug
56%
10734
28%
44% Mar 12
3
20
142
54%
107%
15%
2
35% Jan
142
142
56
46
American
27%, Nov
22
310'%
„
109
28 Va
1
29
19% Aug
*140
28,700
53%
1
13 % Jan
Sep
40% Sep
20% Sep
3
10
54
Nov
147
60
8'%
*107%
5
Secur—No par
Lines Inc
40c
15% Jun
19
34
*138
56 y2
109
14 %
41'4
20
Distilling
144
*230
; 310'%
*230
400
81%
8%
5%
10
10.
American
*80
8'%
8%
20 3«
prior preferred
100Vi
American Cyanamid Co com
_10
3%% conv preferred series C-100
153
81
80
8%
23%
4'%%
14
8 Va
19
83
10°
25
Crystal Sugar com
81%
*81
Y 8,800
19
115%
19
48%
19 'a
*2
12.50
Co
18%
*114'%
31'A
*64
No par
Colortype
18%
II534
*18%
82
31%
No par
Co
18'%
*114'%
18%
6,400
48J
*p9
1
»
Cable
18%
115%
18%
19
400
3'/a
49
.H5 %' 116
32-,4
32
.
1
common
&
Jan
i00
23
Mar 15
Jan"26
Co
Chain
165
3%
93%
122r 124%
2Y
2 a
*2^
37
25
25%
98 'J
99 7
63 n 63 , a
100
Corp
preferred
American
34
27
48
12%
Can
Radio
&
*152
3'%
Va
3
84
31%
104
20
Cable
165
*152
105
105
38%
38%
com—No par
common
37% Apr
27 y8 May 15
106
42% Dec
Inc
178
48%
84
31%
%
2
preferred
11,200
18,700
*175
310 %
55
183/a
47%
17%
473%
47 %
174%
3%
18
100
94 %
23%
31»/2
r
—50
Co
177%
17
46%
*230
144
5,200
174 %
310 %
*107%
500
16'4
16 '/a
16%
16
114%
*
8%
*230
24'%
141'%
147a
95 %
23%
31%
*14 %
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
7%
81%
8%
■
17
Nov
100 % Jan
27 Ve Mar 14
91% Sep
30
Jan
*81
81/2
*230
310%
*144148
55% 57%
109
109
10
convertible preferred-;
American
2
3
35% Jan
19 Va
8%
100
common
Arma Corp..
Shoe
Brake
Theatres
5%
38 V* May 16
43 Vz Aug 31
18
.
18%
22%
*24
*138
24%
142
140
16%
3 Va
3%
23%
223,4
*24
48%
46%
115%
*18%
*81
1
preferred
Amer
July 25
18 %
*114'%
No par
preferred
Note
American Bosch
23% Aug
2
46% July 25
115
Sep
6%
,
Bank
3 Va
18%
Chemical—No par
conv
cum
%
16
16%
48%
47%
%
16%
16
16%
18 %
American Bakeries Co com—No par
7
Jan
31%
8
May 28
16% Jan
Feb
138
165
1
Airlines common-;
24
138
*142
50
Corp.
Va
16%
17
48%
*24
24 %
138
16
16%
23%
22%
23%
138
*114% 115%
*18%
19%
convertible preferred——100
3'%%
"
16
31
100
Petroleum
*24
165
1
preferred
Amer Agricultural
9
26% Mar 16
;
convertible
6,200
23
24%
*152
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
23'%
23 %
142
3%
1
«
4,800
165
,._10
America
of
Amalgamated Leatner Co com
121% Mar 23
31
20% Jan
70
Co
Aluminium
3
105% Jun
Aluminum
3
4
preferred
Alpha Portland Cement—
11,600
333/s
177
20
100
convertible
15%
33
177
18
common
15%
32%
3%
100
Mfg
16'4
183
common__No par
Corp
15%
32%
*177 y2
-No par
Stores
300
68
15%
33
*152
—5
__
*65
67
*63
15%
183
gtd—100
Dye
5,100
32%
16%
1
.-
59
8,200
16
47%
5
preferred
4.08%
Mar 12
30% Nov
5
&
Co
Allis-Chalmers
6
39
Jan
Kid
Allied
July 25
'
34
Chemical
2,400
33%
183
100
Inc
300
12%
157 a
16%
1
common
100'%
33
24%
10
preferred
*100'4
16 Va
*138
100
100
common
63%
63%
39»/a
33 38
23 %
Corp__10
1
—1
Allied Mills
3
37 V*
104% Oct
■
65
■'
38%
38%
16
100
Allied
4
97% Jan
25
1
Inc
Allied
129'% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
36 Va Apr 23
30
82
65
1951 series
Industries
Allen
Oct
47% Oct
11
66
102
38%
33%
.—1
No par
—
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
12
31'4 Oct
7
*64
Alleghany Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv—,_No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
117'A Mar 27
22% May 29
31'/a Oct 26
9
May
58 ys Sep
4
92
30
62% Jun
84% Jan
160
23
14% Nov
July 22
51% Mar 14
18
Jan
107% Oct
20% Aug 26
122% July
6
104
14
jun
241% Sep
57
Vicksburg Ry__
Gold Mining
Inc
4'4%
134
3
Mar 14
209% Jan
58%
preferred
Aldens
10% May
7
241% Sep 14
30
7%
Co
Products
7%
19
58%
57%
Alaska Juneau
23 y2 Feb
23
&
58%
58%
2.50
Corp——
pfd
Alabama
16
23% Mar 22
7% Jan
5
July 12
2
4% Feb
114% July 10
17% Oct
2
28 '% July 25
11
4.50%
9
57'%
58
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
Feb
58
12
2
136
12
12%
2
22
109% Jan
*
"
3
12
12%
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral Corp_
!
Aeroquip Corp
22 Va Jan
12
*100'%
12%
10
Express
Adams-Millis
101
12 %
100%
50% Aug
15.
27/a Nov
117
Adams
July 17
Shares
101
25
Inc
the Week
Nov. 2
39%
12%
Co
Friday
Nov. !
100 %
100%
common
Bales for
Thursday
38%
50
Inc
PRICES
100 %
39%
1
18% Nov
19
11% Apr
21
Steei
387s
39%
SALE
Oct. 31
100
preferred
Acme
39'A
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
5
common
5% preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores
July 30
35% Aug
2
29 y2 May
4
32% Jan
4
15% Oct
15% Aug 24
14
107
Sev
23% A
9
30% Jan
27% Mar 14
4%
'Jan
76
19
130
1
Abbott Laboratories
45% Apr
20
34% Sep
3
Jan
Oct
22
25% Nov
Jun
77%
12 y.
Oct
100% Oct
9
23% Sep
6
30
t
12
Oct
38
35% Sep
18
7% Mar 23
20% Nov "
109 Vz Feb
27
79
6
25 y2 Jan
>
23
16y4Jan
19
Jan
46% Jan
V
1
71
Jan
13
Jan
3
Feb
111
107
53
Highest
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
48% Jan
28
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
L*west
Hlgheat
LOWMt
36%
35
*28'%
35 Va
98
3434
►96
36%
•363/a
36
35'%
29*4
*28
35%
98
36%
36
29
34 '4
►96
3434
98
3434
►96
34%
98
34
36 3/a
36 %
36'%
36'%
3634l
36
34 Va
35%
34%
36 3/a
363M
37
29
29'%
30'%
28
28
•28
530
2,400
1,300
16,900
400
13
13
(1922)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
far PrtTlcu
Hi
STOCKS
Iwr 1955
UvMi
4Vb May 19
36
Oct
4
437/s Feb
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Jan
18
35% Jun
28
6% Jan
11
LOW AND
NEW
Range Blue# Jan. 1
Uveit
Highest
A P W Products
6% Mar 19
Co
Inc
36
9
27% Jan 23
39% Apr
6
8
27% Mar
5
6
46% Feb
9
67
Aug
2
Armco
Dec
15
15% Feb
7
24
May
2
Armour
35% Apr
102% Apr
28
28% Oct
31
19
92
31% July
55 V. Dec
SMay 12
13% Jan
6
26 % Oct
11
96% Aug 30
18
19% Sep 29
6% Jun 14
22
24
34
Oct
1
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
3
18% May 24
5% Jun 14
22
17
20
26% Jun
11
20
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
26% Apr
5
30
Jun
16
27% Oct
4
&
$3.75
31% Mar 15
Nov
Jan
6
8% Jan
Steel
13
Arnold
Co
Mar 29
Carpet
26% Mar 14
37% Sep
8
29% Feb
16
8
113
Aug 15
97
Oct
9
•2% Feb
1
69
May 27
•5
Jan
23
3
73
Aug 28
Atchison
30
96% Oct
13
101
41% Oct
10
59
96% Sep
Oct
33% July 25
5%
8
94
Oct
24
8
43% Jan
27
9
35% Jan
Mar 17
% Mar
40% Sep
101% Apr
88
fi
20
Oct
9
28
16% Aug 27
47% Mar 14
68
10
July 18
16% Nov 16
18
19
42
Oct
9
61% Feb
8% Apr
26
54
20
Feb
63% May
Atlantic
9
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
13
91
1
Atlas
13
11% Jan
9
Austin
17% Feb
97
Aug
66
23,800
16%
16v
16%
16 Vb
16%
17
17%
37,700
29
28 Vb
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,100
94
*92%
94
93
94
93
93
*19
19%
"19
5%
*5%
19%
5%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
19%
*19
*19
120
193%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
29%
29%
29 %
23%
29%
4,100
29 VB
1,600
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
17%
15,600
27%
27%
*27%
28 %
28%
28%
28
28%
600
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
32%
32
32%
33
3,400
.100
100 V2
%
101%
101%
9o%
100
100
33%
101 %
-10
66
66
65 %
65%
65%
65%
65 %
66
67
67%
4,800
27
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
102
>100
101
250
27 Vb
35,600
10%
10%
27%
10%
26
10%
10 Vb
IOVb
10%
10%
10%
10%
7,900
com„6.50
Co
28
28
28
28
27 %
27%
27 Vb
28
28
28%
98
*94
98
*94
10
_100
50
50%
10
41
41%
100
90
91
9
20
RR
*94
No par
1
Line
17
17
78
78
B___
preferred-,
($1.20)—No par
26
7% Feb
24
Avco Mfg Corp
Canteen
conv
20
No par
common
pref
Automatic
$2.25
X64%
16%
19%
•
prior
29
49% Feb 24
65%
28 %
5%
preferred
Nichols
34% Oct
26
3,200
16%
Powder
8
37% Sep
2,200
10
5% Sep
Max 30
3,500
22 %
1
22% Jun
18
OB'/B
22%
28%
Coast
Conv
64%
2.50
series
19
63 %
*19
common
Sep
9
64%
*92
com
Preferred $3.75
Atlas Corp
5%
cumulative
1
22%
I
Atlantic Relining
10% May 28
18% Jun
22 -a
4,500
'
16%
City Electric
preferred
4%
22 %
31%
5
28%
Atlantic
27
17%
23
38%
30 %
*22%
22%
63%
6
37%
30%
37%
30%.
4%
—1
non-cum
16% Jan
4
11
Jan
27% Dec 22
Mar 21
6% Oct
Dec
14% Jan
101
5
38
30 %
93
;
5
30
5
Inc
Shares
5
38%
30
Inc
the Week
Nov. 2
30%
*90
Corp
Friday
Nov. 1
38%
*29%
Common
11% Aug
3
30% Mar 13
8% Sep
15
1
4%
4%
Bales for
Thursday
Topeka & Sante Fe—
1
6
27 %Jun
3
65
preferred
Associates Investment Co
25% Oct
13
%
16%
6.25%
38
10% Sep
27% Dec
22%
63
Common
S
22%
PRICES
Oct. 31
$1.50 series__No par
Goods Corp—
Dry
Jan
30%
—5
Oil & Refining
110% Jan
31
common
Co
2nd preferred
Associated
104% Feb
30
SALE
Wednesday
38
No par
Industries
Ashland
30% Mar 29
4%
38%
Illinois
of
Constable
Arvln
4%
38%
—1
preferred
Artloom
4%
38%
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co
2
Jan
9% Feb
Mar 15
34 % May 17
5
5
HIGH
Oct. 30
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo Oil Corp
Argus Cameras Inc
3
Tuesday
Oct. 29
-10
41% Apr
20% Jun
24'A May
Monday
Par
Co
of
Amer
*9%
*17
98
49%
40%
41
*88
9%
preferred
*94
49%
49%
49 Ve
50
41
40%
42%
42%
43%..
90
90
90
90
90
34%
32%
3
5%
6'/a
39%
40%
39
21,880
190
9 Ve
9
17 Va
17
17
17
17
2,700
75 Vb
76
76%
76%
1,000
*9%
10
*9%
10
17%
17 Vb
17%
100
32%
33
32 Vb
33%
6,400
5%
6
5Ta
6 Ve
156,000
39
39%
39 %
3,100
75'A
76 Vb
9%
10
10
*17
5%
7,800
9
17%
33%
1,700
98
48 Vb
17
78
9%
*17
5
common
40 Vb
*88
17
*76%
10
98
48%
9%
17
17%
Va
91
9
No par
(The)
*94
49%
26%
33%
31%
33%
5 Tb
6
39%
*17
17%
38 Vb
6
39%
9
9Vb
39
9 Vb
20,500
300
B
•% Aug 18
11% Jan
99
10
Mar 31
Jun
35% Jan
14
"■8% May 22
35% May 24
10
7% July 12
45% July 18
15% Jan 12
24% Mar 30
11% Jun
8
35% Aug 12
113% May -5
Jan 12
32'/a Oct
25
Oct
25
113
Felt
Nov
2
105
Apr 19
6
30% Jan
109
8% Feb
100
105
18
53% Sep
91
41% Feb
1
64% Jan
6
Jan
6
45
48% Nov
2
66% Jan
Oct
1
60
75% Nov 23
30
13
July 14
35% Feb
53
(B
T)
Ino
l
& Wilcox Co (The)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
7
Baltimore
4%%
Gas
&
Elec
Co
38% Mar
8
33% Jan
3
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
14% Jan
6
19% Nov 23
48
133
Dec
13
45
57
Jun
8
Jun
67% Oct
24
Barber
Oil
12
Barker
Brothers
Jun
12
54% Jan
19% Jan
9
Bath
6
Bayuk
29
Jan
17
116
Jan
23
97
1
56% July 16
134% July 13
106 Vb Jan 20
Jan
24
147
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
Oct
11
38% Dec
1
17% Sep
13
37% Jan
18
29% Dec
30
25% Jan
23
11
96
Mar 18
81
Sep
26
38% A\ig
91 % Aug
26
30
July 11
19% Jun
3
49
Oct
22% Mar 14
24
Nov
85
Jan
20% Sep
40
Jan
12
Nov
22
Jan
6
30% Jan
17
28
96% Mar
45
8
14
28%
Feb
14
47
Oct
15
93% Sep
13
101
Jan
30
59% Mar
22% Feb
22
2
<
8
8
63
May
2
18% Nov
1
22 Vb Aug
10
Beneficial
1 % Oct
1
2% Feb
24
Benguet
33% Apr
53% Jun
17
Best
7
6
169% Dec
6
172
7
18
158% Sep
13% Jan
30% Oct
1
44% Jan
23
4
77 Vb
Aug
9
140% May 28
169 Va Oct
Nov
9
152
172 Va Feb
Sep
6
22
9
19
7
7%
13 Vb Jun
16 Vb Jan
13
15
74
Oct
16
84
11
33% Oct
11
40
22
32% Feb
10
50% Sep
0
46% July 17
32 Vb May 11
Bliss
(E
47
Bliss
&
24
Aug 17
31
25
8ep
33% Jun
14
25% Jan
30
38
28
34% Jun
13
26
28% Mar 15
Mar
Nov
4
28% Jan
23
Jan
Oct
3
4 Va %
45% July 25
25
Aug 23
31% Sep 29
39% Jan
3
12
Dec
8
20
Jan
3
\
19% Jun
22
11% Jun
7
15% Mar J
9% Jan
61
Dec
14
30
43% Nov
29
95% Sep
63% Jan
12
6
66% May 3
48 Vi Apr 29
100 % Nov
61% Sep
19
May 10
20% May
58
May 29
38% Jan 17
95
32
28
Aug 11
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
19
23
17% May 17
20% Jan
6
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
85% Jan
20
28
Nov
27% Aug
21% Dec
16
31% Feb
64
Jan
la
Borden
5%
48
Oct
24
58
23
24% Apr
47'/a Nov
8
28% Feb
14
92 % Oct
26
32 Vb May 25
14
Feb 10
Oct
1
May
8
2
39% July 25
100
Feb 29
37
July 21
H °ct 18
17% May 28
95 Va
July 29
91
Oct
27
1 % Oct
3
25% Sep
21% Aug
6
20 Vb Jun
22
l
12% Aug 21
8
3
78
Dec
12
92% Mar
66
Sep
30
Sep
lg
80
Jun
81% Jan
22
63
3
Sep
20
92
77% Feb
26
74% Nov
2
6
34% Jun
85 % Mar
28 Va Jan
23
46% Sep
6
15
10
20
19% July
8% Oct
24
11
l
31
12% Aug 26
Oct
11
36% Feb
26
103% Jan
4
23% Jan
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6% Nov
37% Oct
14% Sep
91% Jan
67% Jan
25% Jan
6
15
_Ppr
Aug 15
31
Jan
5
12% Apr
16
32% Jan
3
105 y4 Aug
Co
9
1
25% Sep
30% Jun
21
page
3
7
20
50
8
Aug 22
66
Feb
July 11
31%
31 VB
31%
31 Vb
31 VB
900
46
Va
46 Vb
46%
46 Vb
46%
2,500
62
65%
62%
64%
64
64%
7,000
59,200
167%
164%
166%
154%
14%
154
154
14 VB
*74
14 Va
14%
75 Va
*74
1
44%
45 VB
43
10
38%
40
39 Va
26%
14
27
issued"
26%
27%
44 VB
44 Vb
*30
5
*74
75
14%
75
166%
*153%
168%
167%
169 Vb
155
*74
154 Vb
154 Vb
1,000
14%.
14%
14 Va
3,200
76
14 VB
75
75
10
43%
44
43 Va
44 Va
44
VB
44%
45Vb
46'/a
40
39
40
39 Vb
40%
40%
42
27
27 VB
27
27%
27%
27%
43 Vb
43 Va
Vb
*43 VB
*29%
53%
55 Va
54%
55
23 Va
55 Vb
23
23 Va
Vb
30 Va
53%
30
44
*29%
44%
Va
30%
23%
43 Vb
*29
43 VB
30
*29
54%
55%
23%
23%
2,400
16,900
5,700
1,700
30
54%
55%
61,100
23%
23%
4,300
5
22%
23 VB
No par
25 Vb
25 VB
*25
26
*25
26
*25
26
*25 Vb
26
13 Va
14%
*14
14%
*13
14
*13%
14%
*13%
14 Tb
210
15 VB
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
4,400
1.25
10%
10 Va
*10Vb
5
common
100
25
15 VB
10%
15
i/a
10Va
15 Vb
15%
260
10
10
10%
10%
10Tb
800
58%
58%
58%
58%
58
58%
58%
58%
58 Vb
58 VB
2,000
47
47%
46 Vb
46%
45%
46%
40 VB
47 VB
45%
46 Tb
9,100
87
87
50%
51 Vb
*87
*87
89
50 VB
50
50%
89
50 Vb
*87
.
50 Vb
89
*87
89
180
*
50%
50%
50%
5,200
I8V2
13%
18 Va
18
17%
18 VB
18 Vb
18%
►18
18%
43
43
43
43
42%
42%
42%
43
43
43 Vb
1,300
2.50
11
11 Va
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
HVb
10,100
5
37%
38
37%
37%
37
37 Va
30%
37%
37%
38%
9,200
50
*48 Vb
49 VB
*48
common
49 VB
*48
Va
49 V4
common
49%
100
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,900
41%
42
42 Vb
42%
42
44%
44 Vb
47
Va
8,700
35
35 VB
34%
34%
34%
34%
*90%
34%
*90%
93
"90%
93
93
93
3 5 Va
34%
35
34 Va
34Tb
34%
34%
3,600
14%
41%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,600
2.50
*90%
93
35
35%
1
14%
14%
No par
14%
93
46 VB
47 VB
~
31)
I__
5
preferred
No par
,
•
*
1
41%
-
1 %
n
lVa
r%
18%/ -19 Va
18%
18%
18%
*91
92
:
*91
1
'
.
92
*91
Burlington Industries
Inc
preferred
4%%
second
Bros
;
46%
47
VB
47%
48Tb
18%
19%
19%
20
31,000
91
91
-: 300
400
28%
29%
28%
29%
29 Vb
29%
5,600
20%
*20 Va
20%
20%
20%
2C Va
20%
2,900
14VB
21,000
20%
•;92
14%
Xl4
14 Vb.
72
72
x70
71
67 Va
*62
66
*61 Va
66
"**61 Ve
66
►61%
*76
78
*74%
78
*74%
77
74%
74 7 b
41
19%
19%
7.15
7L_5
24%
24%
10
10%
*28 Va
29 Vb
10^
*100 %
101 %
preferred
Packing Corp
8
Lake
13 l, b
13%
I
5%
5%
1.80
t
preferred
' Canada Southern Ry Co—
Canadian
Pacific
68% Apr
Cannon
Ltd
Ry
Ltd
36 Ve
36%
13%
5%/
.
40%
40 Va
40 Va
19 Va
19
19
24%
24%
10
100
43%
10Va
29
Va
100
44
57
23%
10
28%
100
42%
24%
10
23%
100
42%
23%
Va
*99%
43%
5 Vb
5%
5 Vb
5%
5%
13%
13 Ve
13%
13 Vb
5%
36
5%
5%
36%
35%
*55
13%
84%
5%
36
13%
230
74 Vb
74 Va
170
39%
40%
23,100
*18 Vb
24 Vb
67
66
23%
19
200
24 Ve
9,700
IOVB
10
►28
13 Vd
13%
26
14
67
►61 Va
40 Va
86
26
14
68 Vb
66
*18 %
13%
*55
V8
40%
84%
_100
13%
67
19%
13%
*86
14%
69%
40 Va
88
No par
No par
conv
Breweries
43%
5 Vb
5
Mines
Co
Caradlan
43 V»
1
Inc
13%
*18%
*28%
38,600
133,100
29%
29
21
40%
1,700
30%
29%
No par
;
Zinc-Lead
Mill*
1,300
16,000
24
*29%
20 Va
1
participating
Soup
41 Vb
41 Va
23%
29%
29%
___5
Co
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
Campbell Red
41
40
100
preference
Burroughs Corp
Terminal
VB
V
30%
14 VB
41
24
91 Va
30%
_1
20
41%
1
19 Va
3,500
41
100
...
36
39 Va
*23%
100
com
preferred
3 Va %
35%
29%
30%
5
Inc
35%
91 VB
30%
10
Co
34%
30 VB
1
Co
Va
30 VB
>
.
Co
Watch
►48%
17%
42
]00
"
VB
17%
41%
common
Forge
49
17%
3
Co
Co
49 VB
1,600
3.50
47%
$4.25
35,300
4-j
46%
-
12,000
12,500
1 %
31 VB
166 VB
Brass Corp
33% Apr
6
36% Mar 16
6
19
1%
67
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com__1.66%
17% Jan
98
59
18%
1%
46%
Campbell
1
58
18%
1%
31%
3
2
58%
18%
65%
43% Jan
Oct
87
57%
47%
California
*85 Vb
2,400
46%
2.50
(expire Oct
(The l
7*
92
1%
46%
3
2,200
18%
5
Bucyrus-Erle
Butler
42%
58'/a
23Tb
Bush
42%
%
1
42
4%
42%
18%
41 Vb
$5
8,800
42
56%
1-a
23%
Buffalo
22%
19 Vb
Va
40 VB
Rights
11
22%
59
18%
41
Budd
10%
23
67%
17
Nov
58
3,300
10%
21%
*87
92
29%
10 Va
-
47
17
55
VB
*87
4,500
42
31%
7% Jan
83
92
29
10
25%
46%
9
13% Oct
July I5
*87
29 VB
83
66 %
35% Oct
12
92
Va
*81%
31%
5 Vb Aug
64% Feb
7
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
footnotes_see
*87,
41%
Calumet & Hecla
Feb
41%
24
Callahan
59
41 %
23%
16 ye Mar 20
100
42%
40
01% May 3
8% Apr 13
17
41%
23%
20
Ve Dec
43 VB
41%
23
44% Dec
42
♦38
29
10 V2
21%
154%
Inc
30
ll
10%
21 VB
100
Gas
5 Vb Oct
Apr
10%
21%
169 VB
Stratton
12% Jan
11 Vb
29 %
29
10%
21 Vb
25
41%
5,900
5,000
100
40% Jan
17
10
98
8
26
29%
11
21%
82%
25%
*38
41%
20
19%
37%
100
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
26
28% Mar 14
63% Dec 30
25% May
Oct
29%
82%
24%
83
25 VB
%;.
RR—
46% July 28
14
13
18
9% Jan 23
3
99% Jan
Apr
22 Vb Sep
24%
*38
41 VB
6
22
30
*81 VB
42
23%
8
Apr
26
39%
19
76% Jan
83
25-,B
*37
155
Co
t
Mar
29 Vb
*81 VB
41 %
22
16% Jan
41
15
Bullard
20
83
25
No par
Bulova
1
22
37%
No par
23
Feb
28 % Oct
19
37
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
36% July 17
38% July 30
11
21
19%
36%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co__:
95 % Jun
29% Jan
19
37%
166
preferred
8
47% Feb
19%
36%
10%
15
Bristol-Myers Co
29
21% Jan
19
37%
*31
Bigelow
31
19%
1
(The)
Shoe
Oct
19
25 Va
600
98'/a
37 VB
*38 Va
600
130
*97
37%
*81 Vb
28,900
48%
*48
*115
98%
130
51%
1
&
23
42
48 Vb
130
*97
20
1%
Inc
Brown
26% July 19
30% Oct
&
Brown
56% July 18
48
*115
.98%
43 Va
16%
50%
19%
59
1951
class A
27
18
48 VB
130
*42
*16
36
19%
Co
Aug 29
23
23
98
21
1
Union
23% Oct
*47 Va
*115
99
15.3
preferred
15 Vb Apr
46
47%
130
*97
1%
Inc
3%%
2
47%
>115
98 Va
No par
com
"when
Brooklyn
Aug
16%
43Va
*42
_1
Manufacturing Co
&
51%
16 Va
19 '/8
Co
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
Brlggs
Briggs
49 Vb
16 Va
58%
Co
preferred
4 Va %
50 Va
16 Va
4
Branlff
9
43%
48%
16%
1 peso
Inc
Common
23
43
50%
16 VB
10
(Delaware)
Maine
3
21
6
10
Co
Edison
&
3
25% Jan
Jan
Corp
preferred
Boston
14% Jan 31
54% May 10
38 Vb Jan
23
Co
3 Va %
61 Vb Jan
23
Mar 18
_100
43 Va
49 VB
130
*97
*43 Va
*
48
"115
Co
Borg-Warner Corp
29% Jan
36% Oct
48
100
common
Mfg
Co
Stores
1
Dec~30
15
12.50
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
1
71
22 % Jan
16%
*65
„_No pur
3
Oct
43
8
51 VB
16%
i
series of
W)
10
17
Mar 15
43%
47%
100
Laughlin
41% Oct
17% Oct
34% May 6
100'/a Apr 25
36'/a Feb 16
*43 Vb
100
common
Boston
Aug
1,300
pfd
(Del)
Aluminum
Bond
57% Mar 19
40
33
Jan
12% Mar 16
31
17
3,800
13 VB
1
Class B
Oct
30
76%
13 Vb
66'/B
_i
Decker
Bon Ami Co
50
35 Vb Jun
28% Jan
17
Bohn
16
56 V. July 20
24% Jan
l
Mar
5
64% Sep 19
18% Mar 28
24
8
12
14% July 6
9% Sep 20
10
30
61% Oct
24% Oct
29% Apr
34 Vb May
98 Va Feb
2
49 Vb Dec
24
50% Apr
3
Mar 14
Oct
13
3
75%
13
5
Boeing Airplane
Sep
12
38
Sep
86
28 Vb Jan
Dec
59 Va
15
14% Jan
% Nov
22
500
75%
13
:
pld
&
New
20% Mar 15
66 VB
75
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
Black
40
13
1
Blaw-Knox
Dec
8
*64%
VB
75%
%
1
Co
sieei
16
63
66%
preferred
Sep
85% Sep
63 >/B
12%
,_1
Gypsum
18
51%
65 %
00
Finance
Jan
74
50 Va
74-'%
Co
Bestwall
52
280
44,300
TOO
67
2.50
Savers
Best Foods
62'/a
52
12
Inc
Consolidated
Bethlehem
62 Va
51%
75%
Bendlx Aviation
&
52 Va
51 Va
12%
preferred
48 % Jun
51%
50%
67
Corp
Howell
7
35% July 25
56% July 1
Jan
&
4V»%
12
60% Oct
43
Bell
5,300
91
52%
%
33
101
91
75
Corp
Life
32%
101
92
13 V4
RR
Aircraft
14
Dec
101% Jan
Beech-Nut
33
101
92
67%
Beiding-Heminway
Bell
Jun
14
Mar 14
Feb
Jan
20
15
18
32%
100 Va
93%
10
4%%
14
16
33
101
76
Inc
S)
27
25
Feb
VB
32 Va
101
*92
13%
joo
Beech Aircraft
Creek
92
75%
preferred
Instruments
(A
32%
102%
67 %
common
prior
Mills
Shoe
92
5
preferred
Beech
Apr
Apr
conv
4 Va %
32%
101
93
300
10
Corp
3%%
32%
101
6
50
Works
Cigars Inc
Beatrice Foods C«
Beaunit
32%
101
*92
new_.
preferred
Iron
28 Vb Aug
Oct
29,100
*5%
_l
'
common
47% Jan
30
23,500
13%
6
No par
Corp
8
39
38
101
%
Beckman
17% Jan
26
30
4 Va
Beck
42 Vb
Oct
Apr
9
Sep 17
26% Aug
0
10% Oct 31
19% Sep
1
*
42%
100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
14
Sep
45
r
13%
51 VB
16
44
42
13%
52%
82 Vt Jun
6
42%
13Vb
51 Va
9
Jan
41 Vb
13 Va
preierred__:100
noncumulative
31
May 28
16% Aug 21
5%
42 VB
13 Va
51
19
43
5%
40 Va
13%
51%
Jan
39
*5%
42
13%
51%
12% Oct
60
6
41
14 VB
100
42% Jan
13
*5%
42%
13%
100
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
4%
6
41 Va
No par
preferred series B
<%
27
6
9
13
Babcock
2
May 10
68% Jan
Babbitt
10%
10 Va
2,000
29 VB
28 Vb
29 VB
700
99%
99%
60
43
101
43%
43%
2,200
Vb
5 Vb
5%
14,900
13%
13%
13%
6,700
5%
6,900
5
5%
5%
5%
35%
35%
35%
13%
13 %
13%
36
5,500
13%
8,600
84%
*83
85
83
83
*55
57
*55
57
*25%
26%
57
*55
57
26%
26%
*25 Vb
26%
25%
25%
25
33 Vb
33%
33
33 Vb
32 V.
33%
32%
33
No par
51%
51 Vb
*51
51%
51 Vb
51 Vb
51%
52 Vb
32%
*52
33
110
700
21,900
400
52%
24.
*
Volume
184
Number
5583
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1923)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range (or Previous
Lowest
Lowest
7
23% Oct
16
4iy2 Feb
Capital
1
30 % Mar
14!
38% Sep
21
31 % Jan
23
45 Vs
25'A Oct
10
36"% Apr
6
23
Jun
25
29 y8 Mar 20
22
104
Oct
1
112
11
Jan
23
121
Nov
26% Jan
3
64% Feb
Mar 15
18
23
121
49 %
18
53% Mar
Aug 16
Dec
116
12
45
May 16
102% Feb
8
19% Nov
127% Aug
61% Dec
29
51 y4 Oct I
45
Mar
2
Carolina
3
Carpenter
100'/a Jun
14
5o% Jan
99 % Sep
7
14% Oct
4'%%
preferred
Carriers & General
5
119% Jun
9
18
95% July 18
104
Jan
3
130
July 20
103
Sep
25
119
Feb
83
July 26
bo
Jin
25
75
Jan
34
Feb
Preferred
26
19% Apr
18% Dec
29
22
7'A Jan
18
79 y4 Jan
3
14% Jan
45% Jan
Jun
7
24
Jan
20% Nov
2
Central
Agulrre
Foundry
8% Oct
30
12 % Mar 16
Central
Feb
2
57% Apr
13
9
86 % Jun
12
5%
26
15% Oct
16
19
Mar 11
6
40 y2 Dec
6
22
36% Dec
22
20
Apr
4
17% July 21
66
Dec 30
37% Mar 14
51% Jan
17% Mar 22
16
61
99
Aug 29
27% Jan 23
113
33% Jan
33
Aug 14
Feb
Aug
43
9
Central
July 27
Central
1
41 %
8
16% Apr
14% Mar
July 20
56% Jan
10
43% Jan
7
41'%
*105
South
Sep
13
28
2Sep
28
57
% Nov 18
54% Jan
9
14
Aug 17
41% Aug 27
105%
10534
105a4
20
2,200
243^
243/a
24%
24%
24%
243%
24%
11.COO
56%
56
57'%
57
57
56
%
57%
2,200
53%
54
45
6,400
53%
53%
53.%
55
55
5534
45%
*45
46
45
45
45
45
*45
45'%
23%
*22%
23
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
12%
13 Ve
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
13 %
13%
13%
102%
103 %
90
*98
104
90%
*98
14%
102
91%
West
14%
143a
14%
104'%
104'%
65'%
65'%
65%
65 Va
65%
65%
65%
2,800
40%
39 Va
39 %
38%
39
39
39 Va
38%
39%
4.800
*183/4
19
18%
19'/a
*18%
19%
300
1974
20'A
4,600
8%
3,100
19
18%
49%
49%
*483/4
86%
*85
86%
15%
16
14%
103
50
15%
54
*18%
9
18%
8%
54
19
*85
TOO'A
29%
29%
*35%
36%
*36
3534
36 %
35
16
16%
16
53
52 3A
*100%
16%
48
*84'A
86'A
52%
700
16
16
3,500
5274
53%
*101'A
103%
29 'A
293A
29%
3,000
*3534
36%
36%
29%
36'A
36'A
36'A
37
6,300
16'A
16'A
16'A
104
29%
35%
36
35 Va
35%
36
16%
16'A
*16
*47'A
16
29 'A
29%
8%
100
86%
*84%
15%
103
35%
16%
102
87a
25,800
106
48
5 2'A
36%
_5
*10%
86%
15
14%
105
1974
8%
48
*100'A
53%
101'%
I
19%
834
48%
15%
29'%
5
19%
8%
47%
87/a
16
53 VA
14%
103
18%
18%
*100%
Corp__-
9,300
103'%
*85
No par
Products
91%
100
14%
9.50
Co
190
103
91%
*98
65%
10
Corp
103
91%
100
*103 %
50
Sugar
103
90
*98
65%
105
131/4
8%
No par
J
N
103
91
100
*98
19
Elec__No par
Service
103
89%
100
39'%
8
com
*102
80
900
25,800
65'%
*103
1
Co
92%
100
14%
700
V
300
800
10%
10%
10%.
10%
10%
1074
10%
10%
10%
1,300
60 %
go
59%
60'A
58'A
60%
58%
60%
60
61'A
8,300
Corp—
Ex-distribution
Cessna
23%
56
No par
Century Ribbon Mills
Pasco
23 Va
24%
100
Central
de
23%
54%
10
com
&
7
Ccrro
23%
*104%
,
57
1-
Light
Violeta
23%
105%
24%
;
9
77% July 19
30
&
4,500
%
*104%
54 %
Co
of
11,900
'I
56'%
100
Public
Co
23
23%
105
%'
preferred
RR
23%
105
100
Gas
Illinois
23%
106
%
23%
common
Sugar
Illinois
4'%%
Central
? Oct
9
Central
1
13% Jun
20
5% Sep
10
26%
40%
20
Central Hudson
July 24
35
23
27% Feb
Oct
25%
41
of Georgia Ry com__No
par
preferred series B
100
Certain-Teed
4
25%
40
Central
81% Feb
30% Sep
4
25 %
40-%
1
preferred
46
112
18
8% Jan
17
5%
14
Apr
55% Sep
Mar 14
13% Oct
22
30
25%'
39'%
50
Celotex Corp common
jun
14
25%
41
12.50
series
of Amer
20
Feb
26
40 %
24%
Corp
common-:
18 y4 Aug 31
Shares
25%
—
18
5
29% Jan
3
the Weak
41%
2nd preferred
100
4%%.conv preferred series A_100
69% May 25
7
21
47% May
Nov. 2
5
7%
95 y2 Nov
31
108
Apr 20
11% Nov
6
37 'A Jan
27
14
Friday
Nov. I
10
4.20%
Celanese Corp
13
37% Dec
Co
Sales f«
Thursday
26%
No par
common
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
27
21
I)
(J
PRICES
Oct. 31
40%
23'%
Ohio Ry_100
7%
5
21% Jan
Case
SAL*
Wednesday
26
10
&
Co
16
27
18% Jan
Steel
Corp
HIGH
Oct. 30
1
Light
26
18 % Jan
23
5
3
23
&
Carrier
72 y2 Dec
29
Power
Tuesday
Oct. 29
5
Co
Co
Clinchfield
53 % Jan
8
19
11 % May 28
Monday
Par
Inc
Mfg
24 % Aug
Oct
20 y4 Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
(The)
(Philip)
Carolina
9
27
Jan
Airlines
Carborundum
Carey
62% May 16
9
26 y» Jan
Aug 17
27% Apr
59% Aug
1
3
105% May
10
114 % Nov
2
23% July
7
19% Dec 19
17% May 16
2
13% Nov
23
40% Feb
48*4 Oct
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
42 >/4 Dec
6
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
223/4 Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
Chadbourn
75 % May
8
uya
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
21,500
x38%
38%
38'A
38%
38
38 'A
38 Va
38%
38
1
38 %
4,300
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
23/,
2%
27a
8,403
68%
68%
*67 Va
68%
*67 Va
68'A
68'A
68'A
No par
3
1
10
Aircraft
4% Jan
38%
39%
39
38%
—No par
*37'%
Co
Chain Belt Co
Gotham
Inc
2%
68%
69
500
Champion Paper & Fibre Co34
Oct
1
45
96% Oct
12
108
6
109
Feb
3
July 19
68
Feb
16
9% Feb
25
7
Jan
3
10'A Mar 23
7
Oct
24
33% Oct
17
53% Jan
3
Dec
104
29 %
6% May 17
6% Jan
5
42 y2 Jan
6
93'A Jan
17
21% Jan
56%
Sep~16
Oct
100
14
96% Jan
20
27% Mar 25
18
20 y8 Oct
Aug
7
$4.50
13
Chance
12
• •>
May
4
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
68% Oct 22
108% Oct
9
24 % Jan
16
18
36 y4 Mar 25
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
26
27
22% Oct
1
27% Apr
5
33% Jan
18
44% Dec
36 % Jan
19
43% July 26
15% Jan
5
29% Jun
6
22
Feb
9
38% Oct
30
37
18
50
Apr
27
41% Jan
Aug 30
Inc
16
74 y4 Sep
1
55% May 28
3'%%
convertible
Chicago & East 111
21
30 % Dec
19
22% Jun
8
48
16
30% Aug 22
44% Jan
Chic
6
53% Mar
1
30
series
9 '/a Feb
14
14 y4 July 27
10% Jan
7%
7 Va
343%
x33%
34
663/4
64%
66
107%
107%
*105
21%
29%
23%
Del_50
42
42%
42
39
3J
38%
38%
19
19'A
18%
1874
59
Aug 29
101% Nov 16
51% Feb
69'% Mar
1
60
87
3
Jun
Jan
29% July 15
17
Aug
4
36% Dec
104'/2 May
9
24% Oct
25
9U
&ep
12
29 % _July
lu<;
■/«
<»p.
30
37'A Dec
30
37% Jan
3
55 %
42% Aug 23
50% Feb
1
39% Oct
1
47% Jan
45
% Mar 14
62% Sep
23
12
Nov
1
101 % Apr
11
30
Sep
17% Jan
107
3
Nov
10
40'/2 Feb
27
15
19% Jan
27
25
Oct
25
94
Jan
26
115
Oct
21
191
Feb
14
202% Sep
23
92
Jan
17
103
54
Jan
23
12% Jan
30
102
Nov
Jan
30
18% Sep
94% Feb
2
6
41
Sep
13
111
Jan
4
33% May 31
108
73
Aug 30
Jan
78% Dec
4
% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
42
7
45 y2 May 12
25% Feb
55% Oct
11
2% Jan
17
4
39% Mar 14
49
14
80% May
2
185
Oct
7
16
99% July 18
34 % Jan
102
26
Sep
18
70% Apr
23
40% May 31
18
Jun
8
42% Jun
29
23% Jan
3
109
Jan
3
75% July 18
196
103
■
May 28
Jan
13
43'% Jun
15
111
Jan
6
80% Mar 26
45
Jan
24 % Jan
10
3
127% Sep
20
141
Jan
5
Sep
20
125
Jan
13
6
145
Jiilv 11
103
18
1,160
Oct
26
131'% Mar
2
44% Oct
30
62% Jan
9
94'% Mar
5
23% Jan
g
15
80% Oct
12
21% Jun
20
15% Oct
1
33 % Sep
49 % Dec
13
27% May 28
3
Jan
6
30
47 V8 Jun
11
45% Dec
16
63
Mar 29
39 % Oct
12
6
75
May 27
58
67% May 27
56
59
56
Jan
Jan
17
57%
58 'A
'/4
2,200
2374
2374
24
31
31%
31
3174
16,900
67%
69 %
67
6874
67'A
68
68
69%
6974 '
717b
9,800
37%
38
37%
38'/a
37
3774
9,100
13%
13%
Clark
Equipment
5%
Elec
Special
Clevite
4%
5'%%
&
Columbia
25%
25%
25%
95%
95
95 Va
95
95
94
95 %
48%
48%
48
148 ^ 4
43%
4 9'A
49%
50
4,400
41%
423%
61%
41%
41%
41%
42 'A
41'%
42
6,800
47'%
41%
28
32% Aug 15
Class
32'% Aug 15
17% Aug 16
Class
36% Mar 22
24 %
Sep
46% Feb
_25
57% Jun
16
19% Jan
6
26% Feb
9
47% Jan
20
8% Jan
11
24% Jan
11
Nov
38 y8 Mar 14
7% Oct
17
14
Nov
18
20% Oct
28
27 % Feb
7
12% Jan
10
45y8Jan
108
Jan
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
23% Sep
6
1
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
44 Va Jan 24
5
44% Oct
17
1
25
1
30% July 17
$4.25
50
No par
preferred_100
No par
Corp
Co
No par
Pictures
22% Jan
12
30% Mar 26
3y% Nov
2
Consolidated
Cigar
Coppermines
of
26% Oct
1
36'% Mar 12
Consol
16% Feb
6
18'% May
9
Consolidated
Foods
15% May 28
21% Apr
16
Consolidated
Laundries
31% Oct
19
36% Jan
3
34% Jan
10
43'% July 25
10
33
Jan
19
33'% July 26
Consol
1% Sep
7
14% Dec
108
Jan
11
14
28
14% Jan
9
11
Jan
27
6
Oct
30
10 % Jan
9
53 % Nov
1
3
47
Jun
22
51% Mar 13
4
98% Oct
31
112
Jan
3
$4.50
Sep
14
1
$4.52
4
$4.16
" Dec
28
92 % Oct
101% Mar
105% Jan
10
98
104
1
100
27 y8 Jan
6
100% Jan
13
41 %
109
Sep
8
July
5
Sep
28% Oct
Sep
18
Jan
11
1
36% Jan
18
106 % Jan
20
1
18
23
104
97% Aug 11
104% Jun
1
Oct
9
39% Feb
10
56'%' Aug
3
88% Oct
29
102% Mar
»
31
116% Oct
100
114
For
footnotes
see
page
24.
Oct
29
$5 50
*9
75
$4.50
Retail
Corp
*90
102
2nd
39%
*132'%
134
100 %
103'A
103%
*96
103
67%
2%
40
134
' 101
103%
*800
44'/a
"81'A
44'%
45%
82
37%
103%
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72
*71%
72
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43
*42
43
19%
67%
20'A
20
68-%
2%
50
10.200
7.200
69%
2%
2%
1.800
39%
40
39%
40'A
2,700
*132 %
114
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105
103'A
103%
134
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105
10334
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45 %
110
'
20'A
68%
2%
3.800
104
3,600
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44%
45%
45 Va
45%
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82%
*
15%
16
31
30%
31%
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32,300
82
48
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48
100
40
40
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41
58
58
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59
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.100
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57%
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57'%
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47%
47%
47%
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39%
39%
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56
5 7%
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57
48
48
40
59
510
1,500
25.2C0
300
39 %
120
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57%
60
%
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57
28%
39%
29'A
29%
28%
28%
28%
29 %
28'A
28 7A
17
17 %
17
17 V8
19
19%
27%
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48'A
47%
47
30
30%
30'/a
30%
2774
28%
28%
2774
287B
1634
17%
16%
17
28
%
16%
29
7,700
17
58.000
18%
1874
79%
79 %
♦79%
47
46%
47%
47 %
47 7
a
2.900
3074
3074
3034
30%
30%
3,100
27'A
18%
80 'A
1
19%
9.800
293'a
4674
19 %
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29%
2734
-
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0
74.
2,900
19%
80
110
26%
27%.
2674
27%
3074
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2674
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27%
18,400
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47
467a
47
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46%
46
47
46%
47
17'A
17%
17 Va
1774
17
17%
17%
1774
17
17 %
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8,800
39%
39%
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40
3934
40
40
40%
r
.
%
•
26
%
12.800
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3974
674
40
634
15
15%
15
15%
14%
15
15
15%
15
15
7.100
163/s
16%
16 Va
16%
16'/a
1674
16
16'A
16 %
16 3/8
5.400
38%
39 '/a
38'A
39
38
3874
38%
38%
38'%
39%
3.400
5
63A
18'/a
6%
18%
6 %
18'A I
18%
No par
45'A
45%
105 %
105 %
104%
105
453/a
18'A
18%
45
45 %
104
104%
1874
45%
104 r>
a
634
6%
18 Va
19
45%
45%
105
105
6%
.
1,900
18%
5.800
45%
12,700
105
1.500
1
29
29%
283/8
29
27%
28%
27%
2734
28'.4
28n4
2.700
17
17%
17
17 Va
16%
17
16%
16%
1634
167b
3,200
Corp
5
Stores
16%
16 3/4
10
38 'A
38
100
pld
Co
45
674
1.33%
*30 %
32
Inc
Inc
1
10c
2%
*
%
2%
6 Va
6'A
No par
48'A
483/8
101 %
102
No par
101 %
101'A
•
com
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94
*16 %
16 34
16'A
38 'A
38%
37%
38'A
32
31 'A
31%
*30
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2%
6 Va
6
4734
2 %
6
16%
2%
6
16%
37%
16%
16%
3734
38 %
3134
*30
*30
16%
500
38 %
5,500
31%
100
6
2%
5,300
6 Va
2%
6 'a
6 Va
2,100
48%
48%
48%
2 %
2%
48%
47%
48%
100
101%
98 %
100%
100
100
101'A
101%
10034
101'A
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100%
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93%
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22%
5,500
S3 %
*92 %
48'A
94
*91
94
X2174
22 %
22
99'A
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100
790
100
2,180
America—
22
100
Co
No par
Inc
_
10
com
.
preferred
No
741">23
*98
5
corn
preferred
preferred
*2%
2%
37'A
103%
81'A
5
Can
66%
67%
40
19%
37%
102
16
Corp
2
of
19 %
193/4
*95
No par
Baking
conv
102
37
102
30'A
preferred
Continental
*90
37%
102'%
81'A
preferred
Continental
102
37%
102
16
Common
4%
*90
82
Corp
6%
Consumers Power Co
Container
21% Oct
3,800
23
Corp
preferred
22
109% Feb
103'% Jan
Mar
109 % Jun
7
Ind
Textile
300
5734
16'A
No par
preferred
112
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
tConsolidated
Consolidated
96%
207
31
Consolidated Natural Gas
20% Nov
Jan
55%
*178
No par
17
7% May 10
*95%
55'%
1
com
18% Feb
10
96 3 4
•
7
46'/a Jun
54 %
No par
Y
Cuba
*95%
10
16
_10
5
of
2,500
1
preferred
RR
19%
30
Corp
Electronics
19%
207
*800
82
19'%
16%
No par
Elec
5
Co
15% Jan
23
*2'%
*132'%
47%
1,900
31 Va
Co
23% Jan
Mar 16
104'%
38%
*178
100
Inc
N
67%
39%
103
38
207
43
2'%
38
*178
*41
69 'A
1,700
%
102
19%
18.700
15
10
1
Edison
56
63%
102
16'A
■_
Publishing
Corp
$5
96%
14%
102
30%
Inc
4
Consol
54%
62%
15
105
16'A
Co_
Jan
Consolidated
*95%
15
210
*101'/a
31'A
No par
Ohio
Solvents
23 % Mar 19
96
43
*95r%
18 7a
Engineering
49% Mar 22
8,300
207
*41
1C3'%
x79%
Credit
110% July 17
19 Va
72
*800
5
Commercial
1
25%
System—
Commercial
Congoleum-Nairn
19%
55%
25%
16'A
pld
18
10
70,000
50
Co
Commonwealth Edison
37
19'%
25%
62%
37%
19 Va
72
40
61
38
74
19%
25'A
15
71%
134
preferred-No par
Carbon
24
50
7574
30%
common
cumulative
60%
*72
*132'%
*81 %
ptd
1
Oct
74 VA
No par
Ry com
22
<
67%
46 74
series B
25
17% Feb
7574
No par
com
6% Oct
44% Oct
19'A
No par
Corp
Iron
14% Oct
104
*90
25%
42%
*41
10
com—
39% Oct
16
71%
2'%
2.50
Nasi
55%
*178
102
39'%
1-2.50
Mills
95:,4
56 3'4
No par
—100
Combustion
Conde
74
105
37%
com
Columbus & Southern
Cone
74'A
14%
102%
1
31
8% Mar 16
19%
207
593a
38%
37'A
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia
96
*38
102'%
(The)
<fe
12 %
*101 Va
15%
103'%
37%
stock—50
Oct
44% Mar 19
60 Va
102%
4%
13
Jan
6134
37%
gtd
21% Mar 20
54
42%
102'%.
7%
Southern
Columbian
95%
*90
B
28% Oct
,49
15
A
28
2
60 Va
100
Broadcasting
22% Jun
22% Jun
34% Aug
600
59
*95 Va
95'%
coin
Internal,'1
preferred
21
.
1274
*56
95'%
$3.50'preferred
22
28'/» Mar 15
*12%
59
25%
25'%
10
preferred
2nd
Collins & Aikman
Apr
3
1274
*56
7274
56
RR
Colgate-Palmolive
Apr
3
*12 %
75%
1
Coca-Cola Co
32
12
100
1274
59
74
12%
—No par
cumulative
31
Apr
14
7674
Corporation
Colorado
84% Jan
38
*13%
*56
*178
guaranteed
51'% Mar 12
26% Jan
*56
377'a
1374
59%
15
Ilium
prelerred
Cleveland & Pitts
Colorado Fuel
58
59
3774
*1374
123/4
100
$4.50
7
8
12%
37 %
14
73
Co coin
Ry
noncumulalive
Cleveland
34% Apr 18
50 % July 30
Aug 23
46% Oct 31
*13%
*
59 %
Co
C C C & Si Louis
11
78
14
8,600
♦12%
19%
2nd
4
*1374
19-%
noncumulalive
17
600
13,700
57%
38'%
4%
% Feb
1,900
39
23'A
38»/a
22% Oct
85
19,400
42%
32
City Products Corp
No par
City Stores Co common.;
—5
4%%
convertible' preferred
100
16
52 y2 Jun
2 4'A
%
57 V4
*15 Va
59% Feb
May 27
44% Oct 11
58
18 %
24
41
24
*101 %
23% Oct
77
18 3 4
15%
8
15 % May 28
18 34
103'%
Oct
18 % Jun
19
14%
1st
23
18'A
*101'%
noncumulalive
22
18%
5
4%
17 Va Feb
*38'%
31 Va
10
9
27% Dec
39
57
common
66 % Apr
23
41
39
23%
preferred
9
15% Mar 14
24%
40'%
39
32'A
No par
Oct
23% Nov
23%
40%
100
5'%%
Coca-Cola
6
23'4
40%
39
1,200
2 4'A
Molybdenum
Mar 14
22%
21'A
29'%
5874
Corp
17% Jan
23%
21%
*28'%
3174
Cities Service Co
City Investing Co
Climax
95 y2 Mar
23 Va
.*41
21%
29
57'A
Corp
Cluett Peabody & Co
7% preferred
14
21%
*28'%
2 4'A
100
Clopay
Jan
21:t/4
29%
32'A
Milling Mach Co
I T Financial
13
78% Aug 15
101
45
C
16
4
21%
*28'%
58%
No par
Cincinnati
3'% Jan
Sep
22 Va
29%
Electric—
50% Jan
Aug 26
21
&
26
122
90
Gas
21
62% Jan
100
21%
*28 %
25 Va
preferred
23
9
6
4%
Jan
100% Mar
Apr
700
108
313/4
Common
2% Sep
148 y» Mar 14
50% May
•105
11,800
25
391/4 Oct
4
111% Jan
108
6 7%
2b
7
133 % Jan
990
*105
6,800
7%
343 4
66%
——;_5
Aug 26
Apr
60
8
July 10
18
46% May 24
Oct
*7%
*34
67
24%
Copper Co_.
Chrysler Corp
4
73 V8 July 17
20% Mar 29
27
7%
34%
65%
58 3/4
Chile
10
104'% Jan
<1
107%
7%
*34
4,000
.No par
Cincinnati
23% Jan
22
7'%
40
12,300
100
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
100
-
7
66
23%
A
43% Mar
7
9
Va
.No par
35% Oct
18
8%
97%
5
30
Jan
9%
34
*28 %
com
8%
9
7%
50
Ry
41
67 Va
l
Western
97'%
'40%
34%
107%
4.400
3914
98'%
41%
7%
*103
39
98'%
40%
100
42 % Dec
29
8%
39%
*
.No par
30
66 y8 Jan
9
9
99
40%
66%
preferred
5%
42V2 Dec
12% Oct
9%
39%
40
Great
5%
38%
*97'%
41
341)4
71% Nov
39% Jan
38%
99
40 %
5
(The)
46% Feb
Dec
9%
38%
*97'%
41%
No par
com
31% Feb
13
90
100
preferred
RR
41
25
Class A
Chicago Corp
71 % Jan
14 >A Jan
__i
Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
26% Jan
30% Jan
1.25
Chesapeake
6
45 V2 Feb
1
«ab
Manufacturing
Chemway Corp
27
Sep
9
Aircraft
.No par
Jan
20 V4
Dec
preferred——
Vouglit
Checker
24
28
;
Common
9
Feb
44% Sep
31% May 24
•"
100
30'A
%
2274
3074
30 74
30 3/4
101 %
99'A
22
*98
101 %
101 Vs
4534
4774
46'A
88 %
89
101
115'A
116'A
*89%
115
99 'A
47
90%
115
*98
30'A
101
46%
*89'A
114
30'A
101 VA
99%
30'A
102
*101
47
46%
90%
90
115
30%
%
114'A
4874
91
115%
217s
-
*98
30%
102
4734
22'A
14.000
99'A
30%
48
2,900
190
102
%
23,300
*89%
92%
70
*114'A
117'A
1,100
15
16
The Commercial.and Financial Chronicle
(1924)
NEW
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Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
70
Sep
6% Oct
31
Jan
23
8
NEW
>,
22
15
28% Oct
19
25
*27%
20
58% Apr
9% Jan
9
Continental
Insurance
5
46 %
11
Continental
Motors
1
6%
94
34% Jun
1
25'/a Jan
23
53
Oct
35% May 18
43% Oct
25
70
24% Jan
•
138
23
32% May
14
53
July
5
49% Apr
26
52
50% Jan
6
58
July 27
54% Jan
31
65% May
29
Mar 14
.
25
Oct
1
73% Jun
July 19
54
30
14
64
Jan
20
Oil
Steel
Cooper
40 Vb Mar 12
12
100
92% Oct
16
99
Jan
19
Jan
26
102
94'/z Jun
5
99
Jan
25
Oct
28
27% Jan
20
32 % Feb
24
Corn
175% Dec
28
157% Oct
31
180 % Mar
5
7%
20
5
Jan
7
7 '/a Aug
2
Jan
6
2% Feb
Oct
30
48% Jan
28
34 Vb Oct
23
42% Mar 26
98% Nov
15
86
Oct
11
97% Mar
7
28% Jan
7
33 <
Sep
13
28 Vb Oct
22
30% Jan
3
Feb
23
74
Oct
16
35% Feb
23
1
69% Apr
3
60 % Jan
10
13% Oct
1
31
Oct
29
50% Oct
33% Dec
30
55% Nov
30
59% Dec
80
Crown
$2
Sep
27
3
96% Sep
32 % Jan
5
57% Dec
9
46
Jun
8
12% Nov
9
20% Mar
7
14
Jan
13
13% Jan
o
18% Mar 29
6% Jan
6
Feb
3
59
107
May
14% May 28
67% Jan
4
15
8 Vb Oct
31
28
40
32
9% Jan
23
31
6
6% Jan
11
67% Feb
30
52 %
9
23
33 % Feb
14
138
43% Jan
6
91% Sep
30
95
13Vu Nov
30
16% Oct 31
4% May 12
7% July 12
11% Oct
91
Mar
95% Feb
Mar 14
May 16
27%
67'A
68%
93
95
68 Va
67%
93%
*93'A
93 Va
28 %
158%
158%
157 %
6
30%
6,800
30
*51%
611/8
53
3 JO
61'/b
28%
28%
69
70
1,600
"
68%
6,200
97
-
-
94
97
93 %
*95
23'/a
28 5/8
158%
157%
157 %
21%
21Vb
27%
;
*158
70'
93%
97
2
10
.
8'A
25,700
270
160
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
14,300
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6Vb
12,000
2%
36'A
2 %
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
1,109
35%
35%
35%
36 3/8
36 Vb
9,600
93
87%
87%
35 %
36
89
89
28:%
28%
28 Vu
28%
28%
28%
71%
72%
71%
71%
70 Vb
71
13 ;t/4
14
13%
14
13 %
1334
*31 %
32%
32
32%
31 »/2
31 %
*31%
32%
900
53%
53%
53 %
54%
53 %
'54%
54%
55%
14,100
99%
*98%
99%
35%
*87%
,
No par
25
98%
99
Amer
4
*86
36
90
*86
90
28%
28%
*28%
28%
71
71
711/4
72%
13%
:
Corp
3 3/4 %
60 Vb
18"
19
18%
18
18%
18%
11%
10%
10%
10%
73
10
13
10%
5
common
100
14
13%
14
200
700
1,800
8,100
■
8 >4
8%
*32 %
33%
1
8%
8
54%
55
391/2
40
39 \/2
40
10«
%
52%.
54
86 v2
861
12%
12 34
*5%
20
Daystrom
49 V. Aug
7
*14 %
Dayton Power & Light common
4
Preferred
3.75%
series
preferred
•
100
*88%
95 % Mar
6
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
_100
*86
89
92
Apr
30
99
1
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
109
*91
9
•
94
20 % Jun
100
8%
2,000
%
8%
7%
8
8%
33
32 7/b
8%
8
'
550
27,100
>
320
10,600
,
8,500
400
34
8%
55%
54 %
55
54%
41 %
40%
41 VB
46
39%.
39%
40
41
40%
40%
8,000
55
40'%
*
145%
&7 %
50%
531/4
89
51%-
*86 Vb
12%
5%
89
5%
47
88 Vb
88, %
94
12%
•
6
52%
X22%
30
12%
15,100
700
6
'
15
*14%
27
27'A
27%
.8,200
47'a
47
47'/«
2,100
87 Va
-
87%
86
86
15
*86
89
*86
*91
94
*91
94
23
23
70
89
94
,
3,100
89
88
*91
2,800
46%
88%
*86
7,300
60
26 'A
26%
4634
*91
5%
%
*14 Vb
26 Vb
47
89
*86%
12%
5%
15
27'A
*86
52%
%
2,600
58,400
145%
59%
89
12%
5%-
*14 %
15
52
*86 Vb
-
12%
12%
58 Vb
52
57%
12%
*
*145%
57 %
56 %
47
89,
27
74%
88 %
A
Sep
*72 %
26 3/4
46%
83
72 %
8
33
40%
*14 Vb
15
27 %
May 11
72 V.
8%
33%
7%.
5V8
46%
96
10%
54 %
52%
27
10
18%
10%
39
*86 Va
a
7
Inc
18%
10%
55%
6,1/8
...
18%
40%
56
56
2.50
common
18%
10%
39%
5
1
17%!
60
55
100
series A
Inc
62%
17%
r
39%
.
*145%
55
*
8%,
98%
61 %
18%
18%
*32'%
.8
8
.
*145%
10
,
98 %
61 %
*18%
10%
*72
8%
1
7%' pfd
74
73 %
3374
1
convertible
*72
*71%
g%
No par
Corp
59%
*33
2.50
common
Stores
99 'j
59 %
18%
19
Inc
Mills
98 %
61%
62%
19
common
preferred
River
'-98
''18
59
;
A
%
100
pfd
Sugar
Publishing
preferred
Davega
29
14,600
5%
54
17% May 21
27% Nov
2
Feb
48 Vu
2%
100% Nov 22
14
20
30,300
47
28
67%
28%
24
97
2 7 Vu
*95
28%
21
1,400
52%
61
*93 Va
95Vb'
28 Va
160
160
42%
52
53
591/4
17,600
120%
42>A
:
'
%
*95
95 Vb
Sep
2
*
93%
*51%
28%
28%
32'A
24
Jan
-
53
97
*95
5
Cutler-Hammer
5%
27%
68%
273/a
84 %
18
96% Jan
Sep 15
93
13
27
32
noncum
Cushman's Sons Inc
Dan
29 Va
59%
53%
preferred-
Prior
Dana
6Vb May 21
44% Jan
4 %%
24
Feb
17% Mar 19
92
1
4
Sep 20
48
19
96
47/b July 16
137/B July
6
17
55% Oct
1
29'A
29%
29
59
*51%
9,800
2.50
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2
46%
61
2%
Cuneo Press Inc
Class
u.6
ocp
i<.
preferred
Steel of
Cuban-American
1
45%
53
No par
Cudahy Packing Co
May 23
61% Aug
1
86% Oct .12
Mar 17
32% Mar
28
Jan
42 % Jan
Oct
47% Oct
22
53% Dec
Nov
41
19
%
*59%
67%
119
41% '
52
V
*51%
27%
'
119
-
50%
53
27
8,000
41%
61
.—5
_
Curtis
135 % Jan
117
293'4
*5Vb
Curtis-Wright common
1
29 3 4
6 3/8
6 3/8
14,000
..
Zellerbach .Corp
$4.20
13
29%
100
6 Va
47%
6%
16 VB
2
common
9% Sep 14
63% July 19
7
Jan
Feb
44
■
*59%
20%
(The)
41% Nov
18
36 % Nov
53
23
3
Oct
26% Jan
V? Nov 30
140
Sep
.
45
27 Vb
47'A
41 Vb-
49%
44
Vu.
52
27 Vb
47%
'
51%
45%
41 %
V.
42 "
50'A
2 7'A
47
117
115%
•j
413A
Shares
15ja
1
Seal
&
Cuba RR 6%
1
26
6
31
27
18% Nov
14 % Sep
37% Aug 19
10
30%
116
1
the Week
■»
16
*26%
6%
*51%
1
preferred
Crucible
14% May
7
84% Aug 20
10% Jan
3
15% Jan
Jan
2
7% Jan
52% May 23
135
Feb
45
25
Common
65% Sep
6
23% July 25
73% Apr
8% Mar 14
Jan
104
2
9% May
31% Mar 29
6% Oct
27
44%
1
Corp
Cork
Crown
102
53
100
Wheat Corp
of
Crescent
28
15
30
23
41 %
—l
Corp
preferred
Cream
9
18% Feb
Apr
116%
1
Crane Co common
3%%
6 %
5
Corp
Corp
International
11
6%
117%
-
■
5
Inc
24
22% Sep
37% Sep
Petroleum
Cosden
4
6 Vb
49%
100
Coty
'
46 3
•46%
-27%
Nov. 2
15%
50
preferred
Coty
3
27
46%
41 Va
Refining common_10
3
6% Jan
34% Oct
13% Mar 30
Electric
May 29
26
25
95% Jan
45 %
Products
27'1
'..16%
Prttf ay
Nov. I
-
16
'45%
115%
preferred.
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Cum
23% Aug 27
Sep
2 % Oct
5 %
1
18
3%%
15%
Sales fer
Thursday
-
V
50
series
Corning Glass Works common
26
Oct. 31
•
*27
B
common
Monday, November 5, >956
.
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
~
.
28
6
Co
15%
;
'
46% V
8
series
Dubiller
Cornell
5
6%
16%
14
Co
Steel
Preferred
95% Jan
May 23
Apr 29
2
183% July
6
Delaware
Corp
Corp
Convertible pref 5%
2
98
30% May
of
Range
Copperweld
31
87% Apr
preferred
Cooper-Bessemer
2
Jan
37% Nov
Continental
Continental
2
29
16%
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
convertible
5%
10
Aug
43% Aug
48% Apr
21% Mar 29
Continental
Mar 20
Sep
'
6 Va
2
52% Sep 19
28% July 27
28
Oct. 80
16% Oct
14
44% Nov
18
Tuesday
Oct. 251
pat
V
AND
LOW
Monday
STOCK
YORK
.
STOCK RECORD
.
EXCHANGE :
25
Dec
105
24
Jan
25% Mar 14
20% Jan
22% Feb
14% Feb
2
8% Dec
14
23% Nov 25
6
12% Feb
43
19% Apr
STOCKS
Highest
14 va Nov 23
May 12
10
STOCK EXCHANGE
YORK
.
Range for Preflona
.
6
18 %
26
16
Nov
4
30
Jan
17
36
33
14%
14
1.4%
14
14%
14
14%
4,500
25 7
b
26%
26 Vb
26-'H
26%
27%
27%
28%
36,800
Oct
31
353/8 Feb
6
20
29%
29 %
29V4
29%
29
29
29
29%
*29'%
293/a
1,600
28
31% May 18
Delaware
&
No par
4,100
Sep
10
25:,/4 Apr
27
Delaware
Lack
Vb Jun
8
July 25
Delaware
Power &
May 14
Denv & Rio
47
7%
preferied
Hudson
Ju
16
30 Vb Jan
23
21
33 Vb Jun
25
24
66
Aug
7
13
14% Feb
9
19% Sep
1
14
26 % Feb
9
40% Oct
29
De
28
32
Apr
11
48
3b Vb Jan
79
29
28%
28%
22%
22
22 Va
43 Va
42'/a
42 Vb
41%'.
41%
41%
34 Va '
34%
Grande West RR_No par
38 % Mar
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
Vilblss
Devoe
&
-
Co
1
42% Feb
4
50% Dec
7
43 % Jan
31
6
19
32 % Jan
26
34 VB Jan
11
40% Sep
37 % Jan
28
313/4 Oct,
26
13% Jan
10
22% Nov
30
17% Jun
15
23% Oct
19
7
13 7/b Jun
7
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
Sep 23
32 % Oct
22
Nov
47% Oct
1
49
4
11% Jan
10
64% Apr
26
11
CI
Sep 26
30% Mar 14
11% Oct
13VB Nov
9
51% Oct
79
65
16
% Nov
75
13
.13% Oct
93% Dec
21
72% May 28
60 % Dec
30
57
36% Jan
17
54% Dec 27
19% Sep
10% Dec
12
243/4 Jan
21
14
26
12
95% Sep
827/b July
49% Jail
23
% Mar
90% Oct
17 % Sep
12
213/b Feb
14
4
63/4 Oct
1
IV7
Jan
18
2493/4 July
124
Apr
101
38 '
188
12
July 25
Oct
109
6
12
Oct^29
•
88 Vb Nov
1
1
32 %
*31%
23
23
22%
23
22%
23%
50c
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
2
33 %
33%
33 %
33 %
32 %
1
11
11%
10%
11
Stores
Corp
No par
7 v4
50c
Duplan Corp
de
Pont
Nem
33
Jan
20
1
38% July 12
Duquesne Light Co
473/a Apr
17
3
50
Feb
27
523/4
2,100
53%
68
100
28'A
28%
29
2,500
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
1,500
67
*66
13%
133/8
88 %
12,300
72
72%
23,300
87 Vb
CO
87
88
87
87%
88
89%
9,400
17%
12
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,400
12
11
11
103/4
103/4
11 %
11%
200
IVe
7 %
7%
7'A
7,400
*11
-
7%
7 Vb
89
preferred
$4.15 preferred
T
7 Vb
7
7'A
89
192%
195'A
193 Vb
8
*
195
109Vb
89
109:14
110
110
195
8,900
isc
109%
109%
89
*883.4
.
88%
88%
88%
88 v8
preferred
373/a
37%
373/8
37-%
40 Va
40%
41%"
42
17
36 % Feb
17
231
43% Feb
14
57 Va Aug
8
Eastern
21
26 % Feb
17
19
Eastern
18
37 Va Apr
34% Deo
14
29% Jan
23
48%'Sep
10
Eastern Stainless
75.3/4 Jan
23
15
31
30
51 % Jan
23
66
35% July 29
23% Oct
3
30
15
154
Aug 30
170
Apr
12
Oct
,
29
Jdn
99
Nov
4
79 Vb Oct
94
Jan
52
Sep 29
May 27
36 Va Jun
18
50
Jan
94
Oct
26
106
30
21
Corp
Kodak., Co
Edison
Mar 15
Bros
4%%
Ekco
Stores
48j4
*49
50
15%
*
4%%
43%
49%
Co
5
Electric
4% Jan
3
Electric
23
32
44% Sep
5
15,000
1,400
-
706
6
22% Feb
25
12
Elliott
31% Feb
17
21% Jan
20
31% Oct
29
Feb
28
47
Apr
12
50
Jan
30
12
Co
3
58 V2 Feb
17
44
393/, jan
Va Feb
10
54 Va Oct
6
54 Va Apr
11
43
Apr
5
59 Va Aug
11% Oct 31
25% Jan
3
25% Oct
31
30% Sep
Emerson
163b Feb
30 Va Oct
21
7
Sep
27%. Jun
28
13% Jan
Emerson
20
11
31 % Nov
8
5%
El
79Va"
79%
*79Va
38'a
38%
2nd
Electric
1
87 Va Oct
22
98
28% Sep
243/4 Apr
23
25 Va Jan
11
32 Vb Aug
15
15
15 Va
-
42%>
42%
43%
15»A
43%
43%
Mfg
20
Sep
19
23 % Mar 29
74
Oct
12
86
Feb
Aug 27
71
July 18
4334
4.400
'
48%
49 %
48 7 a
49
%
49%
iO'a
7,2.0
28%.
28%
28%
29
'
29%
29%
2,700
4334
45
44 %
45
45
46 Va
7,300
92 %
94 %
8,600
158 %
158%
20
'
'
93
87
91 Va
*158 %
63%
63 Va
64
63 Vu
63%
2,700
24%
24 Vb
24
24 VB
24%
24%
1,700
79 Va
24%
913i
160%
79%
*80
37
38%
90
1603,4
81
*80
81
80
*
38%
38%
38
*90
95
*90
95
-
*90
4,200
39%
98
20 va
19 Va
20%
19%
19%
20
20%
2,100
36%
35%
361
b
35%
36%
35%
35%
11,700
3%
3 %
3%
3%
3 %
3%
3%
33/a
19,500
403/a
403a
40
40%
39%
40
39%
40
^0
40
-12%
12%
12%
!%
123a
12%
12 Vb
12%
12%
12%
30 Va
31 %
29%
1 '
8
29%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
*47%
48%
47%
51%
"/a
*47'/4
48%
*47 VA
48 %
*47 Va
%
52
57%
52
57vb
26
26'A
25 %
-
8.5b
No par
:
.%
56Vb
4
Co
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
1,900
20
36vb
3
Erie RR common
64
100
15'A
338
50
Equitable Gas Co
&
50
15
130
48%
*49
373'0
&
31% Oct
5%
*47
50
,
10
Gas
5
Erie
48%
*49
...
10
preferred
Jan
2
49
*47
f.O
20%
Phohograph
5
Electric Co
10
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
Jan
49
*47
48
3'A
Empire District
34 Va Mar
48%
49
1,100
x62%.
66
95
*90
47%
50
Natural
Radio
95
180
49%
46%
*158%
91%
160
38%
38
*49
47%
20%
36%
shares
common
conv
Paso
*90
0
Amer
preferred
43% Nov
,
Ind
National Watch Co
5%
243b
66
160
65'A
47 Vb
7,200
15
Electric Storage Battery
15'A Jan
53
24%
1
413,} 1 Jan
3% Aug 21
Elgin
24Vb
Stop Nut Co
AUto-Ute (The)
33 Vb May 28
173/a Mar 20
45%
1
100
2
Mus
28%
45 Va
90 Va
2.50
common
10
&
28%
92%
49 Vb
*49
48
4334
49%
-
3
preferred
Elastic
>
50%
'
49
15%
1603,4
preferred
Products
433i
•
'
*49
15%
*158.%
63%
10
Inc common
5% Feb
24
50%
*48
.
293b.
46%
100
34 % Feb
20
87% Oct 3l
73,
July 8
48
29%
46%
91 Vb
common
3
3
49 Vb
*47 Va
*49
50 '
5.
Corp
10
19
*49
48
100
Steel
33/s Nov
Oct
49%
50
43%
10
£
273/4 Feb
Jan
4
48
15 %
1
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
May 16
16 % Jan
Inc
6%
3
107
Airlines
Eastman
10
6
,
41
50 Vb
•
Eagle-Plcher Co
3
Sep 14
% May 18
15
41
-
1003A July 17
Jan
61 % Nov
42
48
10
2
58
37 Va
*43
50
DWG Cigar Corp
37'A
*49
48
*49
50
375,b
*47Va.
491,2
*47%
50
preferred
preferred
preferred
Va'
*41
42
*49
50
50
37
37%
*41
50
4%
6
37%
10
common
$3.75
32 va Jun
52 3/4
27 Vb
'
'
9
page
*64 Va
"
6
see
52%
66
29 'A
*10'A
197
6
4
53'b
66
29
,
110
6
footnotes
2,700
86%
10934
Jan
For
6,300
11%
133
195'A
B
22
69% Oct
33
11%
(EI) & Co—
35'A Jan
11
32%
10%
72
1C938
11
18
33 %
10 VB
88%'
1093-4
17% Jan
Jan
32 Va
11
200
133/a
89
5
76
2,100
6938
109
$2.10
4
14%
8734
1953/4
4.20%
25% Apr
20 vb Jan
14%
71%
No par
4.10%
353/e Dec
14%
13 Va
No par
24
100,
900
14%
87%
series
12
2
22%
13%
series.,
29
.,6
22%
69
$4*50
Feb
Feb
22%
85%
$3.50
Feb
P6
22 Vb
13%
Preferred
54
28 % Jan
4,900
32
72 'A
Preferred
54
.
4,300
34%
32
87'A
Common
52% Jan
17
28
53%
32
131/2
3
2
Oct
51%
34
4
%
71 ',4
6
25
47% Dec
37
1,700
86 Va
•
5
24
20
66
Apr
47% Sep
14% Jun
Aug
72 %
17%
47% Oct
53
87 VB
70%
8 9'A
48% Nov
35% Mar 14
13
87
_5
17%
4
23% Feb
%
13%
No par
Co
Co
88
Nov
15
10%
*11%
53 Vi Mar 30
Jan
10'A
_1
54
36
10%
*64 Va
_1
55
92% July 22
10%
66
19,700
4
33%
52
29'A
Industries
50% Aug. 9
51 Vb Sep 28
103
29%
International
51% July 22
24 vb Mar 15
29%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
18
87% Nov
293/a
Dunhill
Dresser
52 %
*64%
11
No par
Aircraft
Chemical
53% Mar
175
52
52%
50
10
19%
393
14:%
*103/4
No par
Ltd
Mines
Douglas
Dow
52
No par
common
Pepper Co
52% Jan
26
2
preferred series A
(The)
conv
45% Oct
Oct
preferred
V2
2,800
9,100
*36
*3134
47% Aug 31
Mar 14
37
31%
18
,45
*36
37
31%
22
163
37
*35
32
Feb
Mar 14
*36
37
*313/4
53
67
*35
18%
42$
35 %
67
*39
25
cumulative
53% Apr
21% Jan
19%
40
50 '
12
Jun
18%
40
>
34
14
40% Nov
18%
40
50
50 Vb Oct
Jan
18 VB
40
33%
48% Jan
27
l9'/a
40'A
34 "4
40% Nov
17% Nor
18'/a
39%
51
27
6
19JA
40 Va
34
49% Aor
Jan
34%
*64
49 Vb
common
41'A
67
34 Vb
12
14
35
*65
51%
46% Jan
Nov
41%
34:?4
66
18%
121% Feb
99% Jan
237
41
"2
34 Va-
66
341/4
Dome
12% May 23
113A Jan 17
Apr
41
•
343.4
51
du
117 % Sep
1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
4,800
35
Dr
3
10% Jun
43
51%
5%
16
3
42s/8
34%
Dixie Cup Co
5
15
Apr
class A
Co
Match
Dobeckmun Co
14
10
43
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
9
Jan
6,300
43
Divco Corp
16% Mar 21
62% May 17
4 3 Vb Mar 14
7% Oct
Apr
21%
503 4
5
23
29
1
$1.50
6
Sep
.
28 Vb
21%
10
Alkali
Diamond
13% Aug 27
39% Apr
10% Oct
18% Mar 31
39% Mar
Raynolds
Diamond
60% Aug 17
Oct
27
Apr 29
387/b July 25
15% Jan
3
21
May 25
\*64
28 %
21%
2
Diamond T Motor Car Co
12% Jaa
9%
40%
■
31%
68
9,400
27%
>
40
1
11
8
fcfe
*65
23%
21 Vb
28
.
13
-
Oct
60% Aug 13
44vb Apr
5
35% Jan 17
%
34%
20
:
31% Jun
-30% Apr
41
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
23%
21%
42 Vb
3
'•
,
42%
21%
423/4
23
27
22%
26
Jan
35% Apr
,
28%
13.50
Light Co
Detroit Steel Corp
3
Jun
2 8'A
50
Western
17% Sep
32% Jan
12% May 17
34
14'A
26%
273%
50o
common
Sep
43 Vb
7
Feb
14%
26
Co
90
12
22
14%
-I'd
&
37% Jun
Aug 11
Jan
Jan
%
66
283a
50c
Deere
36
29
Nov
41
27%
Decca Records Inc
3
July 18
29
3
25% Mar
Daylon Rubber Co
347/u Jun
14
July 11
39% Sep 23
35% May
5
33 % Aug
Sep 25
16% Mar 12
8
18 %
20
28% Dec
17
14% Jan
25% Oct
26 % May
17 % Jan
31% May 16
100—
50
-
7%
31'a
32%.
*87%
29%
20%
*75
*65%
7%
89
32 Vb
*88
26
r%
7
30%
31%
323-4
*
31
!'/a
1
89
51%
51
51
51
56%
56 %
57%
57 %
25%
26%
26%
271/4
26%
26%
7%
7%
7%
31 >4
31 %
313a
31 Va
31%
32%
32%
32 3
4
323-4
32 Va
32'/a
*88%
89%
89'2
89%
*88%
29
29 Va
29
29'A
7,500
20%
20%
20%
20%
5,000
*75 %
T7%
*65 Va
68
7 VB
7
20%
>%
20 3 8
?Va
*75%
7
1
20%
*75%
68
*65 Va
77
%'
68
;:
-
90
*75'A
77 %
*65%
68
'
68
1
1,100
16,100
*30%
29''a
77
20
57 Va
28%
-
11,800,
52
55%
1%
21
2,300
31
48%
51
29%
30%
4,500
*65 Vu
.'
6,100
-
8,800
1,400
1,000
10
Number 5583
Voluine 184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
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NEW
YQRK, STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevlsns
Loweat
"Highest
Lowest
\
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Year J955
(1925)
STOCKS
.
NEW
^
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Oct
10
26 V. Sep
21 % Feb
9
29 va
July 17
Evans
13% Jan
6
20% Sep
13
15 Vs Jan
20
20
Mar 23
Eversharp Inc
May 11
72'/a Dec
30
62 y« Jan
23
96
Aug
2
i
Ex-Cello Corp
38 Vb May
Par
21
43
29
24 Va Jan
6
41% Dec
30
12 Va Nov
1
21% Feb
7
13% Dec
18 Va
28
17% Mar
15
May 16
22% Mar 14
Sep
26
74
26 Va Jan
25
37% Nov
Fairchlld Engine
21% Oct
16
25% Mar
1
July
68% Sep
20
75 Vb Mar
2
31
30
Apr
12
5%
Finance
17% Jan
40 Va Jan
24
1
Pacific
Co-.
1
17%
17%
17%
17-4
Federal
Paper Board Co Inc
cumulative preferred
5
32%
32%
31'%
32
25
19%
19%
19
19 Va
33%
33
33
21% Sep
9
37% Mar 14
'■4.6%
10
Federated
May 28
10% Jan
9
Felt
Aug 14
31% May
1
Fenestra
39% Mar 23
Ferro
17
30% Oct
1
43-
Fibreboard
Oct
1
135
45% Sep
26
Sep
26
9
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
32
Oct
Fidelity
30% Feb
23
Fifth
1
91% Jun
27
Flltrai
23
68
Feb
10
3
102
Apr
12
Aug 17
106% Jan 16
61
19
10% Jan
17
94
May 23
Sep
7
13
Oct
2
21% Mar 12
Florence
14
41% Feb
16
54% Aug 14
Florida
36% Feb
13
40
July
7
62
Nov
1
91
14
July 15
61% Sep
25
.50% Aug
46
69% Sep
Oct
26
Apr
Food
Food
51
28
126
Sep
96 y4 Nov
30
100
Jun
3
Feb
13
77
July
6
Feb
13
159
July
6
86
21
21
OctTlT
Oct
30
100
Mar
5
29'/a Oct
28
50
7% Sep
14
12% Apr
Francisco
23
13% Mar 12
78
July 13
97 Va Mar 20
Freeport
14
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
28% Dec
27
25% Jan
27
94
6
88'/a Mar 30
24
79 Va Oct
4
12'/# Jan
6
Oct
38% Apr
33%
34
33%
34
:-v
8%
9 %
8%
9
26
26 va
26
29%
29%
29
33
33 %
32%
*105
107%
104'%
.
8%
9
V
s'
8%
9
8%
.
2.50C
|
1
33
107'%
48%
2,600
13,900
l,8od
26
26
29
'
26
26
26
25%
2d
28%
29 Va
29
29-/4
29%
30
31%
32 %
31%
32%
107%
*100
•105
26%
26%
1,000
62-/4
63-/4
7,800
92
7,600
27
26%
26%
*26%
27
63%
61
63%
62
63 Va
91%
102%
90
91
91-/4
103
*103
103%
103
5,500
49 Vb
49
89-/4
%
49%
48%
91%
3,000
.
107 Va
48%
90
.
*105-/4
107%
;
1,000
.,
32
''32
48'%-
90%
A
5,700
•••.'
:'; 40
102%
102 %
51 %
51%
51
51 Va
51
^51
52%
51%
52%
12%
12%
*12
12%
12
12
12
12-/a
12-/4
12-/4
1,000
37%
37-/8
37%
3,900
*13%
14
50%
4
45%
45%
Co__No par
1
*89
Corp
*13'%
b5'%
65%
134'%
44%
461
48
92
*89
65%
14
1,0,0
3,100
44%
15,800
49
10,900
*13%
*89
92
92
64 Va
63 %
132%
136
*130
a
-
51
46VB
44-/4
45%
46%
63
%
*120
132
10
97
43%
13% \
50/4
44
2,200
51
13%
5u
%
50Va
63 Va
*95
97
46
14
49
*89
92
134%
140
131
*94-/a
48%
48'%
*89
66%
65%
10
preferred—100
37-/4
94%
45%
45
.
92
37%
94'%
50 Va
%
s
37 Va
14
*94'%
49-/8
49
15
■•102-/4
37'/a
14
50%
37%
*50-/4
97
37'%
37%
*84%
98
102-/4
103
5
common
_
1.7
-
5,900
64%
220
/2
20
*85%
87%
*85%
87%
*85%
58 Va
57 Va
57%
57%
57%
57%
58 VB
34,900
17
17-4
17
17 %
17
17
17
17-/8
15.400
100
*85%
87-/4
80
85
58 %
58%
57%
2
17-/8
17-/4
87...
'
31%
3 2-/a
31%
32 Va
30%
31%
30%
32'/,
31-/8
32
8,200
No par
10%
10'%
10%
11'%
10%
11%
10'/a
10%
10%
11
6,700
1
*12%
12'%
*12'/4
12'%
*12'/4
12%
12-/8
12-/4
12%
12-/4
10
81-/4
84%
82
83 Va
8IV4
82%
84
85
85
85
2,900
1
*15%
l0>4
*16
16
16
16
200
25'/4
25%
25%
26 Va
26%
26'%
76,900
80
81%
81
82
83 Va
83%
400
-10
.
Co
Trailer
4%
33%
89
Corp
Fruehauf
23
Mar 29
94
19'/«
61%
Co
Corp
19/8
31
18%
27
!
Sulphur
18%
30%
19
64%
Corp_.
Froedtert
18%
31 Vb
19
32%
5
Sugar
18
30%
19%
26%
Inc
Stores
18 va
31 Va
62%
& Chem
Foster-Wheeler
30
28
14% Jun
6
29
,
18
11 V4 Oct
17%
31 Va
5
Light
Inc
Dairies
Franklin
98% Nov
Jan
13% Nov
25% Dec
41% Apr
24
16% Mar 23
11% Mar 14
68
24
8^2 Feb
4
27,000
^00
*18%
'
26%
Co
30 >/4 Oct
Mar 31
1,300
No par
preferred
Motor
Foremost
38%
Inc____lo
pfd ser of '51
3%%
Ford
63% Mar 12
21% Jan
3
9
.
7%
convertible
16% May 28
26% Aug 22
-
1
&
Machinery
48%
38-/2
48-/4
Co
3%%
*46%
38%
49
common
Power
51% May 28
20%
.
No par
(The)
cum
48%
*38-/4
48%
NY
Corp
div
*46
38 V'4
5
Inc
Carpet Co
Stove
48%
38 Va
12%
■
100
Fair Stores
$4.20
9
109
Feb
33
j.
Power
Florida
2
18
102% Mar
Fire
preferred
12
2,300
1U,4JJ
*46'%
48%
38%
Paper Prod com__No par
conv
preferred
100
Co
7
12%
bO
28%
10
(The)
$4
11,900
*00
*46%
!■__5
Co
preferred
Flintkote
105% Mar 14
3.00J
48 Va
12%
12%
3,0od
bo Va
b2
7
7
12%
Va
47/8
47%
6%
6%
*
2,200
58
48%
Corp
Firth
27
Feb
41
Mfg
First National Stores
6
23-/4
66
47
%
23
'i.iJO
.1
*57
38%
38%
___2.ot)
_w
Avenue Coach Lines
'4%%
3
12% Feb
3
34% Sep
Jan
47
16%
23
*b2
65
16-/8
,8
'
Stores
Phoenix
16 V4
-8,600
12
12%
*47
5
Firestone Tire & Rubber com___6.25
93
49% May 28
20
17
105
13
46% Jan
102
Mar 26
61
22%
11
56
50
series
1
cum
26% Jan
11
Jan
4%
22%
11/8
11%
;
12Va
*55%
Inc
48% Apr
6
43% Mar 15
99
1
1
May
11% Sep
106
1
May
59 Va Oct
46 y2 Feb
26
100
35 V* Jan
Sep
26%
:
May
16
52%
3, xod
56
57
Corp
30
62% Jun
17
Aug
36 v4 Sep
Feb"24
Mar
103
9
Mar
100
17
•
12%
'/a
<
12'%
12%
57
Bearings
Electric
Tarrant
&
5
8 '/a
11%
12
2,o0i)
52 3b
52%
11%
o,400
1
87
58
12%
50
A
ser
1953
Bower
Dept
2
_1
common
51%
-
23%
A7
%
%
Week
Share*
80%
17
bo
6%
7
Federal
36% May
2
pfd
pfd
conv
Mogul
23% Oct
53
*b%
7
7
1
25
104
7
: 2..
23
5Vi%
Corp
25 %
2J%
17
83%
16%
46-/8
47%
47'/a
Nov. ;J
11%
*62
65
19% Nov
.
26
82 %
48%
47%
5
*60
70
*65
50
Federal
38 ye Apr
18
22%
9
6
Jan
22%
17
28% Jan
54
22 %
18
23
33%
22%
Apr
13% Feb
67% Dec
common ___1
Corp
cum
9
27
16'%
Apr
conv
8% Nov
118
16 Va
*
41 % Aug
5%
13 Va Feb
4
17
35% Jan
16 Va
series B
Fedders-Quigan
30% Oct
24
Oct
23 Va Sep
22%
12-%
51
7
29% Feb
Jun
Nov
16 V4
11%
11%
11%
5
7% Jun
13 va Mar 29
18% Nov
12
29
39% Nov
12-%
12%
11
29
124
52
11'/a
31 Va Jan
3
Apr
22
51%
11%
43 Va Jan
Jan
45
Apr
51'%
11'%
57
50 ;
93
50-/4
11%
9
27
*
50%'
11%
9
41% Sep
Mar 14
85
10
10
4
22
16
Bi.%
16%
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Farwlck Corp
51% July 10
16%
85-/4
24-/a
1
Corp_,
preferred
17
85-/4
50
No par
16%
85%
Oct
3
Jan
■
Sugar
Family
Co.
& Airplane Corp_l
Co
20
17%
85%
the
Friday
23
24
"22%
24%
16%
6% Apr
13% Jan
57
.
&
Thursday
Nov. J
24 %
5
Sales for
PRICES
Oct. 31
Oc
48% Oct
9
-4.
Morse
Falstaff Brewing
7
Feb
Fajardo
6
22
31V4 July 21
20
1
Dec
Nov
9
47
14% Mar 16
Nov
16
8% July 12
5 Va Mar 14
Fairbanks
3
7
25 V» Dec
68
2
157s Jan
24
SALE
HIGH
VVednesday
Oct. 30
Oct. 29
~~i
~_I_3
~
52% Nov
26
_
\
1
10% Sep
7
Co_
May 28
11
7
Apr
Products
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
__
_
_
Co
27
100
27%
83 Va
1
common
preferred
83 Va
Va
16
25%
26%
*81% ' 83'/2
*15%
16
*15 Vi
500
G
11 %
July 19
49 %
July 20
15
49% July 27
43
27% Dec
30
39
25% Feb
Feb
Gabriel
8
May 29
liy«Sep
18
9
3
29
9% Jun
22
25
5% May 18
9% Jan
6% Jun
9% Dec
Jan
41'/a Jan
11
Oamewell
30% Sep
46%
32% July 18
4% Oct
25'/a Oct
45
21
15% July
38
Sep
23
53 % Aug
24
Jan
4
1
Mar
39
Jan
9
14% Apr
13
31
Garrett
4%%
July 16
16% Aug
convertible
*28%
28%
28
35
50%
49%
49%
37%.
50 Va
50'%
49%
—2
preferred
15-/8
15%
15%
1
28%
28%
28%
1
99 V2 Sep
24
106% Mar
5
28
71
Dec
29
GO'/iOct
1
71% May
7
General
9ys Dec
28
11% Jan
21
9
10% Aug 30
99%
99 Va
130
107% Mar
May 22
Oct
142
16
8
148% Jun
3
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
24 >/4 Nov
1
Jan
6
26% Dec 29
24% Jan
23
136% Dec
15
34% Mar 13
General
Bronze
40% Oct
2J
General
Cable
97% Feb
13
4%
12
40
Oct
25
General
23
138
Jan
13
21% Mar
7
14'/a Sep
20
17% Jan
Mar
7
liy8 Sep
17
13% Jan
5
80
Mar 29
13% Jan
6
57% Dec
53
23
65% Aug
17
Jun
11
19
Oct
1
56% Jun
5
43
7% Oct
66% Jan
6
Feb
23
77% Jun
28
20
13
7
123
43% Oct
11
54
Nov
20
127
Jan
3
Aug
9
102
Jun
30
29% Jan
7
35% Nov
9
98
May
40 %
122 % Mar
1
89 % Oct
31
Feb
124 % Feb
1
31
General
37% Apr
10
75% July 17
34'/2 Oct
23
53 % Feb
24
General
31% Oct
31
35% Aug 24
$1.60
39% Jan
11
38 % Mar 28
2
15
34
Dec
14
61 % Feb
79
6
4% Jan
29 y4 Oct
14
95% Oct
31
New
31
21
38 % Nov
18% July 10
General
4
46% May 14
General
Shoe
Steel
27
General
38
Jan
23
Apr
2
General
Telephone
29% Feb
3
34% Oct
22
General
Time
27
'66% Apr
35% Sep
46
Nov
21
45% Jan
18
65% Nov
14
50
Sep
91
Nov
16
98
Jun
13
yu
May 17
103% Sep
26
118V2 Jun
27
31
96% Sep
23
74% Oct
19
79
Oct
28 y« Oct
46 % Oct
37V» Nov
8% Apr
2
52
Mar
5
9% Oct
28
4
2
Jan
j
8 Va Oct
3
31
31
11
45% Sep
13
40 »/a Jan
18
29 Va
Sep
8
23% Jun
8
17
99
Aug
8
91% Oct
16
36 Va Oct
11
Dec
2
44% Mar
15
5
9
34'/a Sep
3 ~ Sep
U
Jan
4%%
121% Apr
5
4%%
Sep
10
4%%
12
$5
84
12
52 %
Sep
18
61
July 24
3
12
.54% Aug 23
30% Oct
4%
Gillette
(The)
Glmbel
$4.50
2d
41 Va Mar
It
5% Jan
9
25
Co
Feb
2
160 % Jun
11
Gold
25
22
Jan
3
31% Oct
31
59'/a Jan
6
87 V4 Dec
30
66
Oct
1
89 va Mar
23
Goodrich Co
18
66-/4 Jun
7
8
42-/4 Jan
3.
41% Mar 14
1% Nov
55 V.
11
3% Mar
5
23
Sep
8
16
34% Dec
1 % Oct
"
6
Jan
6
35
93
/
Mar 21
39% Sep
12
45-/a Dec
30
100
Dec
7
Granite
34% Oct
31
45
Jan
3
Oct
31
99
Feb
17
5% Sep
7% May 18
21% Jan
3
33% Dec
2
25 % Feb
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
86% Nov
41 % Aug 10
108% July 17
74
13
44% Sep
19
38% Oct
20 % Mar 22
24% Feb
9
19% Oct
May 26
136 V2 Jun
35% Jan
143
Mar 16
Feb
153
23
77% Dec
2
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
70 V2 Mav
18
69
27
Oct
46% Apr
23 % Mar
Grant
Northern
7%
11
Green
Green
'H
93 Va Dec
16 Va Mar
6
28
99
*r*r*+**ntmc
2
May 31
•
1
■»
82
V4 Ff h
Oct
31
9
31
21% Oct
30
17% May 10
96
Jan
3
&
L>
69
91%
91%
91
91
34 >
34 %
33 %
33%
66
67 %
64%
65%
112
37
113%
113%
113%
90-/4
89 Va..
90
33%
34
34
1,300
64
65 %
63%
64-4
3,COO
14,300
37%
37%
38-4
32 Va
*31-4
3_%
60
Va
5%
5-/3
5V4
17,100
35%
25 Va
55 %
35%
35%
7,800
37%
32
5 %
5-/4
35 Va
36%
89%
900
89%
33%
36 -%
35%
1,900
89%
31%
5%
114
64-/4
5%
36%
3,700
115,000
33 %
33 Va
36 Vb
47-/a
63-/4
*33
37%
5'/a
■
-
46
2,200
610
113
46 Va
*32%
37%
%
5 %
69%
112
1)3
46%
33%
36 "2
*32
69
69 %
69
113
112%
2,100
10,500
%
.36%
*31
5
*90%
600
92
89%
88
80
*8'I Va
89 <4
89
90
30%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
30 %
30'%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17Va
17 Va
42%
43%
43%
43%
42%
43%
43%
43%
44
44
1,800
25
25%
25
25
25-/8
25 Va
25 %
25 Va.
2 5 Va
25%
2,400
34
34%
34 Va
34%
35
35%
41
41%
40%
41 Va
41-4
42
33
32 %
33
32 Va
32
34%
34%
35.
34%
41 %
41
41%
33%
33%
32%
33
52%
52%
98 %
98%
*96
100
*96
1' 0
ICOV2
101%
100
101
100
100
1"
52 %
52 %
*32
52
51 Va
52%
30%
*17
52%
52%
*96
17%
2,100
800
2,700
12,400
Va
1,300
53%
6,000
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101
100
20
10)
100
100
30%
100
520
77 %
*74 Va
77%
10
r, %
81
*80%
81 Va
80%
81
31%
29%
29 Va
28 %
29 Va
29
29%
—10
47
47%
47%
47%
46%
47%
47 Vi
47 %
47%
47%
1,700
45
48
44%
47%
45
46*'a
44 %
46
46'/a
48%
21,500
—
Va
8%
8%
</i'
91 %'
35%
8%
46%
46%
-45%
29%* 29%
*91
35 %
*156
31%
*31%
72
74%
91%
35%
35
35 %
3 Vb
159
3 '/a
.3%
159
-156
57-V
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
10%
11
11
11
11
30 %
31%
30%
31%
i"11
51 %
54%
51%
53
35 %
35
36%
83
89
Co
com—No par
3 0Q
100
RR
Tnr
—1
35 Va
*87
31
31
30%
30%
57%
56%
57%
13,000
1%
1%
1%'
1%
.13,800
.11-4
11%
11%
11'a
30%
30%
31
31%
5.700
50%
52 %
52%
53%
53%
54%
33,400
35 Vb.
3 4 Va
35%
34 %
35
34%
35
89
87
8 i
89
89
*67
G
6
6
26
37
'
6
'5%
35%
87
5%
-
35%
87
87%
'85 Va
88
1,800
44%
45
44 %
45
13,400
20 %
20%
44%
19%
29%
20 Va
27%
20'4
20 %
*137%
139%
*137 %
139%
"137%
139%
21
21%
14%
14%
*'75
77
*75
77
27%
27%
27%
21
21%
20%
14%
14%
14%
14%
82
82
*-'•
<4
*75
No par
common—3
;
180
82%
82 Va
85
8 i
21%
27 '
21 Va
21 %
14%
*81%
133
*
77
27 ' is
Corp—
New
3,200
35
44 Va
27%
120
2,900
44%
45
77
3,400
87
20%
139
91
35%
34%
83
5%
15%
27%
2,500
11
31
a
41%
*75
800
30%
56%
*30
43%
13.9
200
12,500
30 %
*
31
15,900
46%
6'/8
159
79%
30
33
*156
74 Va
57%
83
3,900
169
78%
79%,
'
6.400
3-/4
*156
73 V4
30 %
5%
3 Vb
3%
36-/8
79 %
57%
34
10,400
91% *
73%
30 "2
87
29%
35'4
77'%
79%
—25
No par
29%
*91
71
59
—
35%
79 Va
30%
Prop..No par
3'.4
91%'
9,100
73%
80%
5%
29%
35%
45%
71
53%
*87
28%
*91
800
45%
73 %
30%
a
46 Va
*27
78%
-100
45 Va
8%
*8
31%
5
5
1
8%
31 %
77 %
1%
*8
1,560
101,400
55
1
common——
j
29 Va
28 Va
*91
No par
Die
46
91%
il2.50
Grcjiiounu Corp i file
\Va% preferred
8%
8 Va
3%
3%
159
73%
*71
5
—
(The)
&
-
77%
4
Rubber.—
Western
Tajr
3%
*25
10
Ry
35%
*156
10
Co
'
*74%
46%.
30
30
*91
—1
_100
Sagar
Co
*8%
x46 %
1
—5
preferred
Bay
115
113%
7-4:
23 Va
Paper Co
Northern
10
18%1
46 Via
7V'a
80'%
Iron Ore
Northern
Western
33% Mar 12
18%
45%
7
7
81%
Co
Co
Great
79 % Jan
18 %
46
41
Steel
Great
149% Jan
18%
45 %
7 VH
63
69
68
4
i.aO
Motors
1
18
7%
18%
46
7-/8
30
M S & P
3
25
18 '
45-/8
7%
67,700
28%
Ex-distribution
Great
18%
46 »/a
7%
I
81
—
Gt
18%
45%
7%
No par
__10
Co
T)
18%
46%
17,600
,
81 %
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Greenfield
20 % Oct
13% Jan
&
Union
(W
18%
45%
74%
76
Graham-Paige
2
87
61%
28,000
49-i
66-/4
31
14
City
45%
60%
72%
76
2% Feb
54% Nov
9
73%
49%
71%
*17
common
&
Grand
Feb
74
48 Va
59%
73%
5
F)
Tire
Granby Consol
34
72%
48 %
60 %
72 %
74%
81
Grace
9
300
89%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
20% Mar 16
12
100
100
:—1
Goouyear
36% Aug
*11%
*74'%
13
19
12
100
18
23
*11%
100
27
R)
11%
48
1
colli
Apr
(W.
11%
59
15
.
60% Sep
10% Oct
30
22% Jan
4
81 % Aug
36
12
114-/4
Inc
(B
29 % May
21
6
July
23
29y2Jun
3
12 Va Jan
27 Va
Jau
bU
44% Jan
July 25
*11%
12
113%
Co
Goodall-Sanford
30% Dec
2,500
...iUc
10
(The)
22% Oct
50% Jan
15
49
Corp—_!__ 1
Brewing Co__
& Stock Telegraph
16
Mar 14
14%
115
Goebel
26
153
15
114%
Co
Dec
168
14%
___!—i__4
__l____i____10
17% Jan
155
15
1UC
prelerred
Glidden
15
61
common-
Brothers
19
15
No par
preferred
97% Mar 21
20
14%
15%
115%
corp
Corp
Products
Oil 00
130
46%
preferred
Gsorgia-Paciiic
Gerber
*128%
1
ivtiUuei
cumulative
Geuy
130
^5/is
Corp
1,300
38%
*128%
4/
preferred
cum
88
37
39
130
46 %
preferred
conv
preferred
86% Sep
10,200
48%
Corp—_1
Corp
&
1,400
39%
*38
47%
—
Castings
Tire
uenerai
16
9% Jan
Jan
20
5
Oct
37 Va Sep
5
23,
90 Va Jan
38% Oct
102
24%
39
*86
88
39
39
90
133%
24-4
'128
39%
45%
Corp.:
3
2
*86 '
88
*86
133%
128
39
1%
Utilues
&
Realty
45% July 11
39% Jan
39
113%
General Refractories
29% July 18
32 y2 Oct
35% May 25
24%;
37%
*133
60 Va
Signal
No par
___.—_______1._6.67
common
9
34% Jan
4
24%
38%
49%
No par
Utilities
24% May 2d
13% Oct
33% Dec
24%
61%
preferred—____*
Service
Public
*133
133%
37
68 va
com—
Equipt
conv
General Railway
25
Oct
Precision
9%
24%
113%
$3.75 series..
cum
General
16
31
2,600
___100
Corp
Feb
1-* %
17% Mar 24
2,900
9%
9%
72%
No par
General Public
5% Aug 20
May 25
5"% Dec
39% Sep
3
Mar 17
80
68 Va
68%
Advertising
5OV4 Feb
99%
68
68%
9%
60 Va
i
Cement Co__
6
99%
100
67'%
9%
113%
Outdoor
19
*99%
68
9%
No pa:
common
Portland
71% Apr
4'% Jan
Corp—._■
General
59% Dec
99%
67
133%
128
12
__No par
3
36 % Nov
1,600
4,800
39
40
15
(Delaware)-)
Corp
Corp
Motors
Preferred
101 va Mar 15
15-4
28%
48%
preferred
$5
16
15 Va
28%
-_1
—
preferred
5%
1
49 % Mar 20
2
Mills
General
2
500
15%
28 Va
9%
88
3,300
13,100
2 8 V'4
24%
*86
|
8
36
5
Instrument
General
53%
7%
133%
128
39%
50
100
*34%
7%
36
38%
3
*86
128
Va
50%
34 %
24%
*133
2.4
%
39
issued"
Co
Finance
Foods
71% Apr
May 28
llo% Nov
General
General
10 Va Mar 20
9
Nov
112
Electric
26
Apr
43% Mar 14
33
133%
24 %
com.. No par
Cnrp
"when
com
General
2
General
2
*132%
_____
Dynamics
New
Aug 17
Inc
Co
50% July 23
Id
Sep
61
14
119% Dec
7
July 11
General
79% Aug 17
1
52% Jan
30
19 Va July
8
45% Oct
9
Cigar
preferred
7%
3
17
27
68
9%
100
General Contract Corp common—2
6%
series preferred-.!
10
86
2
46% Oct
99%
68 va
9%
100
26
30 y2 Jun
126 V2 Sep
5
2
Mar
1st preferred
Apr
13
16% Nov
48% Feb
9/%
68 %
a
93
5
No par
27
July
13
120
Cpyp
Corp com
Oct
93
140
Aug 17
Nov
Baking Co. common-..
.-5
preferred
No par
$8
26
com
38% Dec
83% Mar 18
24% Mar 15
130
Jan
$4.50
5,200
15 Va
*99'%
67 %
Investors
General
29
900
36%
15-4
28 VB
American
3
29
28%
3 6 Va
28' %
15Va
15 %
28%
Corp^
28 Va
36%
7'%
*
35
34'%
preferred
100
Amer Transportafion__2.50
25% Jan
Dec
57% Jan
25% Dec
105
35 %
*35
36-/4
*34%
50
7%
7VB
8
8
8V8
8
28 Va
49%
36
__1
com
6.000
*42%
28
36%
_5
___
Inc
Acceptance
General
29% Mar 27
28%
1
General
13
Co__
Industries
Va
35%
(The>_^_
Corp
Wood
Gar
9% July 17
43%
36
1,700
10
43
35%
*42%
26
7
10™
43
7
10
43%
43'%
No par
7
10
6%
10
10
*42»%
43%
28
7%
*6%
7
10
*42 Va
—50
1
(The*
Gardner-Denver
.5
Jan
6
1
17% Aug
3
30% Sep 22
5
23
38
Feb~25
9% Mar
20
Co
6%
10
IOVB
10
_5
common
preferred
7-/4
7
1
__
Inc
convertible
5%
32% July 31
9
(The)
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
4
if 5
133
6,400
30
77
27%
27%
21%
21%
14%
14%
14%
83
83
83
4,200
2,900"
13,600
190
17
18
The Commercial and Financial
(1926)
NEW YORK STOCK
Lewest
Highest
2
27% Jun
5% Jan
35"% .Tan
8
4
13
Nov
1
3
9
35% Jan
6
23
29% Oct
25
39% Mar 23
90
6
96% Oct
31
82% Oct
30
98
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
Jan
«
•
•»
j Htl
2J
106% Oct
2
Grunman
Cflilf
Mar 14
147 %
31
Jan
9
32% Sep
95% Oct
7
94
Oct
8
Jun
10
100
Sep
19
38% Nov
105
104
107
Dec
8
3
30
Aircraft
Monday
Par
Corp
1
July 26
Go1*
30%
25
issued
110%
111%
—
Utilities
States
Common
29
8%
-
*82%
Corp
When
15
No par
No par
com
preferred
Oil
8%
AND
HIGH
PRICES
28%
8%
La
Sales far
Thursday
Friday
Nov. 1
Nov. 2
Oct. 31
29%
8%
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 30
29%
29
Monday, November 5, 1956
....
RECORD
Tuesday
Oct. VJ
.1
Mobile & Ohio RR
05
117% Oct
26
Jun
109% Jun
18
Aug 26
104% July 13
STOCK
Ouantanamo Sugar___
Gun
101
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
% Apr
44% Feb
8
YORK
Highest
45% Feb
32% July 19
5% Dec 22
NEW
Ranee Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
UVNt
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
lu(i for Previous
Chronicle
29%
28%
8%
8%
•
29%
28%
9
the Week
■</
Shares
29%
8%
8
7,200
78
9,300
30%
5,10G
31%
30%
30 %
84
L2
72
8. <,2
115%
110%
113%
10j%
112%
%5%
Ixl-.d
116
112
1,12
115%
11U
113 Va
115%
111%
112 %
112 %
115
30%
30 %
*8* %'
30 %
83'%
30%
82 %
*62
Co-
30%
*81%
82
No par
33%
34%
34
103 % Feb
28
04.20
dividend
preferred—
100
*95%
97
95%
95 72
95%
*J3
Feb
0
04.40
9O
dividend
preferred
100
*95%
96%
96
96
94
95
*94
96
105 % Feb 23
04.44
dividend
preferred
100
*98
*93
102
94
%8
102
102
*95
8,400
94
*96
100
90,160
102
42% Mar 20
108
-
1C2
34%
34%
35
*93
34%
34%
34%
34%
*93
72
8,000
95%
40
150
H
Dec
46% July 12
69% Nov 25
10
41
19%
Jan
6
18% Oct
79% Oct
41% Jan
5
58% Feb
10
24
15
45% Aug
20% May
14
13
% Sep
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
24
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
34
May 28
6
55
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
31% Dec
20
48
Nov
40% Nov
134
lo
17
143
Jan
31% Feb
9
Hall
Sep
Hamilton
18
107
Sep 18
! 42% Mar 29
23
Aug 24
15
Aug 20
27
7
6
Halliburton OH
24
38
Dec
Hackensack
91% Oct
4
21% Jan
Jan
45% July 25
64% Oct
15
140
Feb
43
Apr
23
38% July 31
35% Apr 10
35% July
5
8% Jan 14
Mar 11
6% Mar 25
4%
25
39
May 22
5% Oct
31
8
Jan
Mar 29
Mar 27
Watch
Co
convertible
preferred
Paper
1
common
100
Co__—
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
6%
preferred
100
Harsco
Corporation
WurHc-Seybnlri Co
Harshaw
Chemical
2.50
Hat Corp of America
4 % % preferred
12
39
Jan
20
34
6
39
Aug
16% Oct
18
27% Nov
21
18% Jan 23
37
Mar 12
15% Jan
6
20
Dec
27
13% May 28
26% Mar 14
36% Sep
23
29% Feb i 6
34% Mar 27
Hecht Co
84% Jan
24
91
20
77% Oct
89% Feb 27
3%%
39% Jan
3
43
43
*42%
43%'
*42
43%
*42%
43
88%
88%
88%
88%
87%
88%
88%
89
21%
,22%
89
22
22'%
22
22 %
89%
5,900
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,400
24
24
1,100
25
Sep
60% Sep
104% Feb
86% Aug 15
5
48% Oct
29
88
25
17% Jan
3
Jan
60
9
6
36% Jan
3
17% Oct
11
25% Dec
38 %
126
51
20
25
Aug
6
26% May 25
Oct
17
38% Jan
17
Jun
8
21
Jan
61%
*132%
25
25
25
100%
100
100
98%
98 %
38
3d
37%
37%
37%
61%
60%
38%
61
59%
38 %
60 %
38%
1,800
59%
*132%
60%
138
"132%
61%
62%
2,5GG
133
25
23%
3.65%
Heller
135
'132'%
38%
38%
37%
37 %
37 Va
38%
34%
35
34
37%
34%
34%
27 %
26%'
34'A
26%
34 %
26%
34%
1,100
26%
23%
26%
29%
29'%
26%
29'%
27%
3,200
23%
29%
30
5%
5%
5%
5%
30%
1,400
5%
*34 %
dlst—__5
1
15
25
100
Co
1
10
:
common
30%
5%
Hercules
Powder
Jun
18
53% Mar 20
24
5%
preferred
Hershey
_
5%
34%
5%
34%
34%
5%
34%
*34 J/8
34%
34%
34%
120
23%
23%
23
23
*22'/a
16 %
23%
16%
%
23%
16%
23%
1,900
30%
30 %
ltV/4
3
,30%
*30%
30%
1,200
78
*76%
30%
80
30%
80
80
49%
50 Vs
89% Jan
10% Nov
3
Oct
20% Mar 19
64
Nov
80
1
28
12% Jan
31% Jan
2
99
Jan
3
04%
1
24% Oct
16
Hilton
2
12 % Jan
25
Hires Co
25% Sep
7
14% Apr
9
13
8 % Mar
2
12
4
18 Me"Oct
22
3
29% Oct
17
32% Jan
16
3
32 Ve July 12
40
Feb
20
Homestake
74% Jun
19
Honolulu
Jan
65
Dec
22
56
Feb
10
31
44% Jun
27
35% Jan
30
13
Jun
17
106
Apr
8% Dec
26
Dec
16% Sep
39% Nov
28
95
28
10
Oct
31
8% Jan
23
29% Mar
12% Feb
19
Oct
5
27
10
18% July 11
13
40
4
26% Oct
28
34
Aug
3
91% Jan
36% Sep
24 % Sep
25
28
98
May
5
79 % Oct
2
Mar 10
102% Mar
8
104% Jan
105% Feb
6
94
9 7 % Oct
18
105
3
8
3'/a Feb
10
23
12% Apr
1% Jan
27
71% 8ep
9% Feb
13% Aug 15
15% Oct 25
17
7
Nov
64
13
12
2
17
Jun
21
07% Oct
11
47% Jan
5
49
Aug 22
01% Aug 17
02% Sep
1
.
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
57
Sep
52
23
57% Oct
10
Aug 23
44
«0% Jan
20
28
76% Jun
68
5°
37% Jan
7
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
Sep
103
165% Aug
29% Oct
11
16
11
28% Nov
2
84
8
Mar
57 V« Jan
6
127 % Dec
29
12% Jun
82
Jan
16
12
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
41 Va Jun
41% Jan
3
92 %
May 26
87% Aug 26
141
Jun
17
23
106 % Oct
1
12
95% Oct
31
15
lo% Feb
7
103
Feb
174
|
Feb
33% Apr
88
Jan
144 Va May
21
Sep
13
94
Feb
15
0
7
28
11
3
8
7
144
28
6
Mar 15
3
6% Mar 14
26
16
373/a Apr
5
7
58
3
38'A Jan
30
13
Sep
6
30'/» Aug 11
35 % Dec
130
Sep
12% Sep
30 Ve Oct
24 %
30
123
6
19
97% Aug 15
13
104
85
32 Vs Mar 14
98
Mar 10
For
29
Oct
Jun
pfd
De
footnotes
see
oage
800
*7
7%
*7
90%
89%
91
4%
*i3%
15%
2%
88
5
7%
*39%
•
30%
*•7
89
30%
7%
*7
7%
7
90%
90'/a
4%
4%
31 %
23%
*30%
?1
313'i
31
31
900
"A
22%
23
3,200
31
31%
31%
31 %
x59%
60%
59 Va
60 %
60%
61%
,15 300
56
54 34
55 Va
55
55
%
54%
55
1
60%
56
July 18
Feb
7
10% Mar 18
29"% Oct
15
52
*50
52
*50
52
*50
*44
47
*44
47
*44
47
*44
100
N
Ctfs
Iron
*-
com
93 Va Oct
18
2
58
85
60
3/4 Apr
6
5
Mar 21
Va Sep
6
105% Feb 27
65
Nov
2
37
36%
3S%
36%
76%
75 Va
78
78 Va
80
160
*160
*160
165
165
*160
165
*160
6,200
165
10
94
94%
92%
93
921%
93
92 Va
£2%
3,600
55
f53A
55
55%
55%
56%
56%
573/8
4,700
*20%
52
21
*20%
52
50%
51%
92
90%
90%
*90%
30%
30 %
30
3A
29%
5
27%
27%
*73
102 %
127%
129
77
Vs
3
467
27%
35%
*lr2%
30
28V4
*73
100%
*128
129
21
*20%
51
50%
91%
91%
90
90 %
320
29%
30
30 %
30%
9,500
30
6
363/b
27%
35%
37%
36%
153 %
*1521/4
*30
*128%
30%
27%
27%
51
1,100
23%
*30
28
4,100
37%
47,200
153
590
30%
1,500
28'A
12,200
100%
100
IOIV4
100 %
102%
25,300
129
128 %
129
129
129
'
75
98 '/a
21
49
152 %
154
30
*73
77
100
*20%
*50%
91 %
473
36%
30
21
51 %
51
155%
30
J
*20%
474
155
29%
100
15
473
37%
29%
21
',5.
>
*7V%
1
10 Va
10%
Va
9%
111%
113%
111%
112V4
1091/8
112%
110'A
112'A
96%
*95 Va
96 Va
95%
95%
*95%
56 %
No par
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
*17%
19
18
90
91
92
X891/2
89%
91
*90
116%
116%
*114
115
114
115
115
38%
39%
39
54
55
54%
54
35%
35
35
33%
32%
32%
31%
32 %
50%
50
10
10
10
9%
com
common
25
25
No par
Corp
preferred
com—5
*34%
32
51 Va
%
114
114
38%
53%
*34%
112%
39
38%
54%
50%
700
*50
51
35%
*35
No par
10
22'A
100
50 %
51%
21%
4,700
50 V2
*35
22%
51
36
*49%
35%
%
50%
*34%
*
*35
14
53
36
600
4.9-30
50%
1
49 V2
51
35%
35
35V4
35
14
14
14
14Va
14
14
1,700
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2 900
*493A
51
35
1,300
Co
31 Va
x30%
*30%
30%
303%
30%
30%
30%
25%
253/a
253'a
25%
25%
25%
25 %
1.500
48 %
253%
25%
48
47%
47%
46:8
47%
48
48%
49
49 Va
6,200
1
•
30%
25%
50c
common
*123
1
126
123
31
123
123
123
123
123
*120
126
1,900
30
5%
53i
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5
28%
28%
27%
28
26%
27%
26%
27%
26 Va
27
3.100
1
new
Sulphur Co
Lt 4%
50%
100
;'t
46,600
50%
14 y8
3-'/8
100
1,200
3° 3 4
*50%
14V8
7,300
18,700
96V4
32%
51%
14%
38%
10
113%
323/8
513/8
22 Va
*95 Va
313A
*51
3.50
38%
9%
112
*34%
36
25
;
34%
35%
31%
343^
34
34 %
34'A
34 Va
34 %
34%
2.800
89
8)
88
88
88
88
45%
45 Va
pfd. -.100
common
Johnson & Johnson
Jones <fe Laughlln Steel com
6%
preferred series A
Co
*
39%
91
10
O
530
92
_No par
*
18
89 %
No par
Manufacturing
15.600
55'A
5
Inc
1.500
37%
74
*95%
3%% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Joy
36%
77%
No par
Dept Stores
Co
37 %
common—7.50
Co
2,700
9
100
Jersey Cent Pwr &
Tea
29'A
9
77
156
Utilities
Machine
Jewel
9%
37
155
com
preferred
55
9
'
Island Creek Coal
15
160
9%
No par
conv
LI
29%
94%
No par
International Shoe—
.Lake
47
29 %
73%
100
Canada
*44
■
—
52
47
29%
*.50
37'A
484
preferred
International Salt
(F
37
475
36%
5%
Jaeger
0%
29'A
52
—!
94
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
Jacobs.
9%
29%
preferred
jerierson
*9%
No par
International Packers Limited
06
93/8
29
100
...
52%
54%
par
100
cum
9%
-No par
common
International Paper
01.40
29'/a
*90'A
<-vrofPrred
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
102 % Feb
j
5
Preferred
04
29%
100
Corn
Int'l Minerals <te Chemical
'
29%
*F0%
2,200
45%
46
1
Inc
Machines
Int'l Nickel of
29 Vs
'%
••
2.700
20
preferred
1
Mar 14
>2
*50
x77%
20,300
23
50
1
200
2,400
5
23
50
No par
100
91%
4%
20%
31%
4,000
7
90
5
23
31
100
14
90%
4%
23%
x593/4
56%
2%
31%
23
62%
16
*2 %
5
4%
56%
Hydro-Electric 'Sys class A—25
443A Oct
24
2%
61 '/a
Co
Harvester
7%
Int'l
31
3
2%
29%
common
10
54
35 Vs Feb
2 Vs
51
Mexico
273A Jan
130
30
2%
10
Rayon
International
10
1
18,800
32
July 6
55 Va July 26
25
«
16%
51 %
23%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa Power & LiglH Co
j.
SO
16 Va
22%
5
96% Oct
*13%
163/8
31%
343A Jan
67% Feb
51%
14%
15%
1
Power Co
42 V, jun
51
*1334
16
*2%
Corp
22
52 %
14%
13%
Intertype
27
£9%
15%
Interstate
23
*97
2%
Interstate
54% Sep
38 % Dec
91
98
51 %
14%
Va Aug 27
107 % Nov
*88
98
51%
16%
15
Jun
92
OQ 1/£>
51
5
Business
30
*89
onrj
*2%
series
Electrica
Tnterlake
84 % Aug
May 10
80%
97%
52
50
Insuranshares
32% Oct
14
4,300
*80
*97
15%
39 Va Mar 10
1
100
25%
99%
*13%
preferred
43% Oct
59
Mar 15
33% Nov
31
3734
25%
*97
1
23% July 18
5% Sep 20
23
Jan
Sep
17%
*37%
25 %
*90
~1
com
9
17
17%
37%
243/a
94
A
Steel
6,200
17%
*?7 %
3/"74
1
Industrial
500
*90
100
Corp
3
19
May 29
33 Va Jan
21
91% Jan
65
Feb
17
40
7,000
23%
94
%
13%
7%
preferred
International Telep & Teleg
Va Jan
4
38% Feb
34% Jan
17%
*22%
5 Va
*90
51%
38
34 % Apr
29'A Jan
20
9
2
20% May
16%
*37
97
5
100
1
11
Sep
Jun
39
Mar 14
19
31 Va
20
99% Jun
19
45
Sep
45
94
17%
Power—No par
■39%'Nov
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
24
803A
International Silver
36 %
Jan
*80
703A Mar 13
3
20% Mar 23
81
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
3
26% Jan
*79%
1
30% Jan
121
80%
l
12% Jan
23%
*79%
50% Nov
40
*23
80%
38% Nov
43% Jun
?-%
*95
5%
80%
8
6
22%
97
5 Va
100
16
34% Mar 15
12,400
*95
5V<»
25
74% Sep
32 % Jan
403/8
q?
5
24%
common
Ingersoll-Rand
Inland
106 Va Mar 13
85
Jan
39 Va
95%
5%
37%
.No par
9
14% Mar 13
2
23% Jan
40
97
25 %
100 pesos
6%
Mar 27
14
34
3,100
17
A
0
32 y* Mar 12
Jun
48% Mar
64%
1
Int'l
114
5
2,800
63%
25
4.20%
41% July 25
Jan
23
33%
63%
39 Vs
23 %
No par
Int'l
73
Jan
33 Va
61
40%
5%
*23
.No par
July 24
Va Apr
104% Apr
Dec
33 %
60 %
39%
*37
3
34% Mar 21
523
Nov
42
Va
'
33 V8
60
52 %
Feb
200
33%
*50%
165
30
40%
52%
101
25
15,500
52%
Mar 14
60
20%
45 %
132
Jan
20%
*29%
*44 %
1123/8 Aug
20 % Nov
2034
29%
46
10
117% Sep
700
29%
293/4
46
16
108
9%
20%
29%
33%
*^5%
23
1
9%
19%
17%
Idaho Power Co
8
600
33
*44%
Jan
9% Oct
3,400
46
71% Oct
3
11%
46
78
Jan
5,300
11%
*44%
125% Oct
10
'
*45%
10
8,600
10
21%
46
Feb
24
10
62
.
*95%
5%
23%
1,430
*29 %
25'%
Interchcmical Corp common
4%% preferred
;
22
97
5 %
23%
1 9-4
350
84
19%
37%
61% Jan
253'', Jun
*95
9%
66%
29%
19%
*29
17%
12
Aug 31
28% Sep 21
4
19%
29%
25%
23
152
37% Jan
19%
*29
v '
37%
Inspiration Cons Copper
175 % May 31
12
3
69% Mar 20
24% Mar 13
% May 28
11%
9%
___50
97 % Aug
33
11%
*9%
com
1
9
11%
Q%
8,600
21 Vs
46
69
6
Inc
8
May 15
11%
9%
—25
8
400
35% Oct
11%
11%
39%
Jun
27% May 28
r%
20%
*61%
89% Oct
6
23%
93/4
20%
40%
47% Jan
Mar 29
33% Sep
24
10%
21
62%
20% Oct
8
24% July 18
57'% Dec 12
23%
*9%
20%
*50 Va
31
91% Nov
24%
10%
*44 %
36% Oct
6
23%
83
21%
Refrigerator Co
Industria
26
84
9%
39%
29% Aug 10
21% Jan
84
*46 %'
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
85 3A July 20
35% Jan
85%
*84
*65 %
46
19
66% Mar 14
65
46
20
13
64
*50%
7% Apr
21
65%
*44 Va
20 Va Jun
Sep
11,200
*45%
31% Aug 31
Feb
1,500
153/a
50
10% Nov 28
58% May 23
59
35 V2
15
50
53
155
35%
15%
50
11
15
%
33 %
35%
15%
t
Sep
71
24
32%
35
k.
54% Apr
29
4
24%
10
100
15'%
I
12
Dec
Jan
24%
61%
9
169% Jun
162
35%
11%
300
35%
4.26%
5
Jan
46
84%
23%
10
90
51%
50%
65%
4.08%
Apr
15
84
.
19
55
Feb
6
conv
83
33%
preferred
51 %
*50
34
Jan
53
53
48% Jan
5%
50 Va
121
32%
21 %
preferred—100
Bay Mln & Sin Ltd—No par
Hussman
51%
*50
51
14
8
01
6
35% May 3
723/4 May 4
60 Va Aug 15
26
Jun
Mar 11
8% Dec
23
41% July
3
24% Sep 21
*50%
50%
35%
33%
10
Co
Corp
7,900
50%
21%
noncumulative
Hupp
1,100
39%
100
Stores
Hudson
19%
38%
35%
16
66
1
^Hudson & Manhattan
July 26
7% Jan 13
120 %
*18%
common—No par
Finance
Howe
99
121
*34 %
19'A
"9%
No par
3% Apr
11% Apr
5%
121
90C
1,100
15%
15%
66
33%
preferred——
Sound
121
90
17%
24'A
35 Va
21%
of America
preferred.
Lighting &
Howard
39
60
32%
35%
17%
66%
common..5
Co
26% Mar 19
% Oct
55
55
17
1
45
02% Mar 28
Jan
10
Jan
51% Sep
49 Va Sep
14% Mar 15
1
50
9
53% Nov
10
4.40%
18% Jan
3
35%
16
66%
33%
preferred
Houston
23
23
36
10
preferred.
57% Aug 17
26
27% Feb
12
Nov
Jan
4% Sep
30% Oct
22 % Oct
6
Feb
4%
35%
10
convertible
3%%
38
*50
50%
12.50
Houdallle-Industries
02.25
*18%
*50%
33%
5
preferred.,.
conv
Household
28
41% Jan
27% Dec
Jan
0
14
22% Jun
3
Mar
23
15% Mar 14
15
5%
10
29
7% July 18
63% Jan
6
*4.25
Hotel Corp
*34%
19%
'120
33 %
5
17%
35 %
500
3.50C
93
*24
40
1
Corp
.
38
51 %
50%
preferred—_—30
Electrochem
17%'
24'A
%
50
*90
50c
Sons
<fe
17%
0
1,700
82
49%
93
*24
6
*78
19
•
121
34»/„
2.50
—
*34%
19%
39%
50%
E)
Mining
Oil
35-%
33%
(conv)—No par
Corp
convertible
Hooker
6
3
102% Jan
14
1% Dec
Aug
28% Jan
96
5%
17%
4
30%
*90
24%
5
Holly Sugar Corp common..!
2
12
17% Dec
Feb
31
Sep
38% Oct
47
52 % July 17
103 '/a Mar 16
21% Jan
27
34% Jan
100
21% Mar 23
50
J
2nd pfd
(At
32% Mar
10
14
Hollander
17%
23%
1
(Charles
25% Jan
37% Oct
17
3
A
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co_
48
28% Jan
13% Mar 14
10% July
18
24
*50
series
Inc
Holds
18
24
*50%
(The)
cum
18%
24%
*120
preferred series A——100
9% Oct
3
29% Feb
Feb
3%%
20% July 16
11% Sep 26
6 % Apr 11
10
16% Jan
34% Oct
3
3
Oct
o
2
28
6% May 12
19% Feb
7
100% Jun
77% Feb
preferred
22 % Oct
20% Nov
12
1
24
35
18
24%
51 %
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
16
Nov
14% Sep
29
20% Nov
5
91
119%
Fewttt-Rnhins
143 % Dec
.79 % Aug
3
98 % Dec 30
Jan
91
*50%
54
71
91
xll9%
10
15% May 12
91
;•
—100
23
31 % Mar 18
93
No par
49% Sep
Co
93
IV
v
*30%
49%
39
27% Jan
4%%
49%
*18%
54% Mar 18
Hertz
49%
*34%
34 % Nov
11
49%
19%
13
Jan
49%
39%
11
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
49%
35%
25
9
78
18%
39%
common
16
81_
*34%
__
Chocolate
4,900
35%
2 1/12
common..
61% Jan
Oct
16%
30'%
*78
38%
24
16%
preferred—25
Motors
Hercules
Feb
24
No par
% Mar 15
124
135
38%
—100
noncumulative
51% July 19
31
29
'132 %
140
28%
29%
Inc
&
135
98
35
—50
—
preferred
E)
*95
38
1
Co common
(G W)
7%
99
26%
common
common
(W
Helme
24%
*96
34%
10
preferred
(H J)
100
5
*
liquidating
Industries
Heinz
3
Oct
48
19
Hayes
5
119% Oct
May" 19
Dec
19
34
2
101
23% Oct
8
July 25
22% Mar
Aug" 11
Mar 14
122%
40
.
16
38
22% Jan
Oct
17% Oct
7
partial
43
38%
38
Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex
"
*42%
25%
100%
■
1
Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx.—
33% Dec
9
25
Well
Cementing—5
Printing Co
—5
Ft
Hammermill
15
29% May 28
24 % Sep 20
39% July 13
12
(W
Water
1
*93
5
-12%
10
_100
1
96
45%
*93
5%
45%
56
48%
73
73
57%
59%
5734
97
97
£6%
97
63%
64%
62%
63%
47
*71%
45%
*90
46%
4734
70
58
56
%
45%
96
*90
47
*15
2.0OO
88
80
46
47
1,900
*90
96
47
47 Va
46
71%
71%
71 Va
73
74%
1,400
58
57
59
53%
60 Vs
51,500
96%
97
97
97%
62-,
64
37
3 y~2
97
t1
45%
45%
96
4 3
72 3/4
89
*86
5%
63 %
.
a
b3 Va
48
65
16.500
480
21,200
Volume
Number 5583
184
The Commercial and Financial
. . .
NEW
Chronicle
YORK
STOCK
Bftnjre for Previous
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
"i
8TOCK8
Year 1955
Uvnt
(1927)
»:•
RECORD
r I
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Oct. 30
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 29
Par
19
BALK
HIGH
Bales fei
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Nov. 1
Wednesday
Nov. 2
Shares
Oct. 31
•
K
28% May 25
43% Dec
14
34% Feb
107
13
70% Aug
39
Nov
30
45 % Mar
94
Sep
30
99Va May 16
100% Mar 23
105
4
May
Sep
26
127
47% Apr
20
52
37% May 17
82
Oct
96
Nov
70% Jan
Mar
6
94% Oct
31
103
Mar 13
7
lu.% Oct
22
108
Apr
96% Oct
10
105
Mar
15
84% Apr
48% Jan
25
Oct
31
21% Jan
3
Oct
103
9
Oct
24% July 15
38% Nov
13% Oct
27
9
30
113
31
99
*96%
99
*96%
4.35%
cumulative
Kansas
City
Nov
1
&
(Julius)
Kelsey
Hayes
&
Kern
6
Kerr-McGee
4%%
Oil
Apr
12
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
27
Kimberly-Clark
27
,33% Jan
23
40% Mar 19
Dec
23
52 % Jan
31
74% Aug 20
100%Jun
23
86% Oct
1
9
22% Dec
28
8
50
Jan
Koppers
1
p
4%
®ep
7
29% Mar 29
Co
Kresge
50% Feb
Kress
29
Jan
10
29% Apr
3
43% Jan
=
16
4
54% Oct
19
16% Sep
14% Apr
4
Dec
16
:
22
5% Jan
20% May 10
28 Va Jan
6
25
10
Laclede
7
4.32%
3
4% Jan
6
18% Apr
27
22% Mar 12
25
19
Jun
34% Sep
6
86 % Aug 11
11
Mar 14
Feb
20
30
Jun
3
89
May
98% Ma-
15% Nov 28
8
8
34% Apr
8
97
6
1% Jan
3
11 % Jan
3
3% Jan
3
40% Mar 14
•
25 %
6% Sep
47 % Jan
La
Lane
"Lee
Gas
3(f
Sep
3
64% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
61% Mar 14
149 % Jun
47
22
Sep
26
Bryant
1
Oct
2
8
Feb
1
50c
43 % Jan
23
54% Sep
17
&
46% Oct
31
16
Dec
30
25 Vb Jan
25
79
15
Apr
8% Mar 14
1
26% Oc.
IP
4
16% Jan
4
20% Oct
30
1
19
Feo
9
2i% Mar 26
6
74% Feb
9
98
22
14 % oep
27
72% Sep 22
164% Nov 16
61% Oct
26% Mar 14
114
Oct
5
8
100
Sep
102
Mar 11
20% Oct
26
11
107% Apr
103% Jan
105
271%
27
27 Va
27 Vo
27 Va
27Va
27'A
3,100
343/4
35
34%
35 Va
343/8
343/8
34%
35%
3,500
25 %
25%
25 Va
25 Va
25 y4
25V4
*25%
253A
25
V4
25%
600
52%
53 %
53
53%
X52 %
52'/a
52'/a
53
52 Va
52%
3,900
16
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
16
16
2,800
26
*25%
26
*25%
26
*25%
26
26
26
200
*3%
4
*3%
4
*3%
4
*3%
4
*17 %
18
*17%
18 *
17%
17%
18
18
19%
20
20
20
20
32
Co
common_3
14%
10,900
44%
4 4'/a
45%
45%
45%
6,100
17'A
17
17'A
17%
17%
6,300
15
45%
44 s/a
45'A
44%
1 U%
xl7%
17%
163,4
5%
5'A
5%
52 %
52%
51%
52
51
51%
51Va
26%
26%
26 Va
26 V8
25%
26 Va
19%
19%
20
20%
19%
19:,A
1
"when
issued"
Products
a
2
1%
1%
2
1%
7,200
17%
5V4
5%
1,200
52
51%
523/8
9,800
253A
26 Va
26
26%
3,900
19 3/4
19%
19%
19%
6,000
193/8
19 V4
19 3a
5
5
5
2
17%
17
16 3A
16%
2
1%
17
5 V'8
500
4,700
7,200
Libby McNeill & Libby
7
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 3/8
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14,100
1
72% Fen
2
Liggett
25
64%
65%
64 s/a
65 Va
645/8
65'A
64%
65
64 3
65
24
163% Feb
2
144
9
7%
&
Myers
Tobacco
Aug 29
Lionel
Corp
Liquid
Carbonic
29
100% Jan
12
12
6
54 % Oct
8
Jan
29
Tulip
Link
Belt
3%%
Cup
Corp
Corp
Aircraft
28
10
35
July 26
Lone
Star
Gas
89% May
2
23% July
76
73 %
743A
723/4
74%
74%
17%
17%
17'A
17'A
17%
17%
17%
17%
42 Va
41
42
40
40'/a
40 Va
40%
40
40%
*75
85
*75
100
7
29
6
Jan.
9
Aug 29
102% Jan
13
4.25%
July 15
2
104
Mar 14
4.35%
3
16% Oct
29
May 25
123% Nov
58
July 27
49% Jan
83 % Jan
21 ys Feb
10
90% Dec
106
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No
Long Island Lighting Co com
Nov
147
27
1
22% Mar 14
31% Dec
6
21
J.,n
51% Jar
3
42
Jan
3
38
series
B
52%
54'A
7V'a
73/a
7'A
7 3'8
7'A
*75
85
*75
85
3,500
"V
7'A
7 Va
4,200
7'A
53
53%
52
53 Va
53
53%
53 Va
19%
19%
20
19'A
19%
l.;Va
19 %
19%
20 3
91
90
90%
88
88 3A
87 Va
88 :V
4
87%
88
33%
34%
33'A
34'A
33%
33%
33%
34'A
33%
34'A
rl28%
129'/a
13,900
53%
19%
DO
■':.
/
—
2,100
85
8
49,000
.
33,900
6,800
25,700
700
—
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Louisville
Gas
9
Louisville
&
27% Feb
8
Lukens
49% Jan
3
El
Co
MacAndrews
(Mi
&
21%
21%
21%
21'A
21%
72
71%
21%
r
72%
7,100
21%
21%
11,900
300
102
♦100
102
*101
102
*101
102
*101
102
*90
96
*90
96
V. *90
93
*88
95
*86
95
*88
9Q
*88
90
*88
90
88
88
87
87
17
16%
17 Va
16%
17'/a
16%
Inc
_
—
170
17,300
124'A
123%
124%
126
;
330
57
553/4
57
553,4'.
55 3/4
*55a4
56%
56 %
58
1,300
90 3/4
89
89
88
%'
883/4
88%
90'A
90
90%
4,400
124 %
50
Sons
16%
17'A
16%
X89%
(Ky)_Nopar
125
124'A
124
124
■
%
233/8
23%
233/s
22%
106%
1103A
105 Va
109%
106 Va
23
1
Steel Co
17 Va
■
*56
100
&
213A
70 Va
1C2
10
common
Nashville
LowensMrl
2
21%
%
71
69'/a
100
preferred
Nov
113
10
70%
70%
100
preferred
preferred
Co
5
7%
E
series
17
May
D
71 Va
70
par
100
preferred
series
63% Sep
20
53% Jan
23
5%
143% Jan
109
26
39% May 16
7%
_10
preferred—
conv
94
6
7%
No par
Co
85
*75
X
10
Inc
8/
7
74
74 3/8
17%
1,500
'
19
3
53%
76
common
77% Jan
52%
42%
Corp__
45% Jan
53%
100
Cement
139% Dec
53%
1
Star
4%%
142%
533/4
17%
Corp
Lone
16
143%
53%
1
July 11
132% A*g
143 Va
54%
73%
preferred
98
9
410
145 Va
54'A
5
com
List Industries Corp
Lockheed
7,000
145
*143%
54%
15
,
(The)
convertible
Loew's
144
144 Va
144
2.50
Co
27
25 % May 14
8
54%
100
Oct
Lily
'A
10
preferred
49% Mar 29
9
com
23
30
93%
14 %
93 Va
14%
5%
18
Jun
*90 Va
15
32%
*90 Va
15 Va
iv/4
76
10i
31%
93 Va
*31%
93 Va
15
2
400
32 3/8
14%
32%
*90%
15 Va
x45
600
4,500
90 Va
32%
93%
14%
15
100
3%
*
31%
*90%
10
common
3%
*31%
32%
inn
Co
18% Jan
27
19%
20—
20
.
*16%
23
21% Mar
16
Stores
6
25"% Jan
27
18% Mar 29
Apr
'
103% Mar
87%
27%
35
17%
Aug
21 % Oct
50
87%
34%
(The)
Fink
Va
*25%
64% Jan
:
4,200
_4
1
4
66
87
27%
A
21
6
Mar
65%
87%
*87
81'A
2
23
11
66
87%
65%
80'A
Oct
38% Sep
Oct
65
88
65 %
*87
80
7
20
65%
67%
87
79%
July 25
28% Mar 14
500
64%
66
87
17%
64
114% Mar
35
81'A
25
5
34%
79 %
Sep
July
34 Va
81%
84
123
34%
preferred—No par
2nd pfd—.
No par
23
Jan
34 Va
18%
14% May 28
5
34%
*34 y4
43
80 3/4
19
32% July
8.800
35
35
*34%
*1%
Jan
43% Jun
45
1
47% Jan
7
800
443/g
Va
81%
103% Sep
Dec
43
44 3/8
45
81%
24
73
*42 Va
44 Va
*42%
,,,19%
35% Jan
64 % Feb
7
*42
45%
46%
19%
19
24% Aug
Jan
433/8
44 Va
43
45
19%
14
56
42%
45Va
43
19%
Sep
17% Mar 14
1,000
431/a
1
19%
55% Apr
21% Jan
40% May 17
11,800
27%
19%
39%
12
54%
27%
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
17
6
53%
27%
46'A
19'A
Jun
49
53%
27
453A
25
Sons
common
&
7,800
503A
273/4
1st
Corp
New
Lerner
46%
52 Va
27 V4
No par
noncum
Lelin
46'A
51V4
45%
pld_75 Pesos Mex
Coal
noncum
Lehman
45'
53 Va
28
20%
Valley
$3
46%
52%
10
Valley RR
1
46
13,600
11,700
28
20%
Leliigli
Feb
2,300
14'A
.44
130 Va
54%
5
Lehigh
19
Va
42 V4
127%
28%
46%
18%
3
24
14
13%
42%
1283/4
41%
127
127 s/a
125
53%
45%
18
31
A ,r
V4
13%
42
40 %
127
*27%
1
2% Jan
5
42
14%
13%
143/8
41%
25
(111)
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lenigh Portland Cement
15
14%
125%
:
58
July 10
14%
43 %
128
Tire_.
&
(James)
14%
42
127
200
w
—
21% Jan
1*2% Oct
4,700
5
preferred series
6
Mar
66
23%
common
31
Jan
Apr
23%
1
28
23
23
2334
5
^pr
27
22
89% Dec
23%
Co
Co
Rubber
Lees
30
Mar 22
25% Nov
16
19% Jan
24'/a
No par
Consolidada 6%
22
4
23%
(The)
10
1% July
1
243/a
*37
38
lo
16% Oct
Apr~26
2% Sep
17 % Dec
24
79%
*37
1
Co
35%
18 % Jan
24
100
13% Jan
17% Jun
3,200
23%
common
&
Mfg
Co
27% Aug
3% A~g
25%
Co
H)
Kroeliler
Kroger
16% Mar 13
25
18% Dec
Mar 14
13
25%
1
Inc
iS S)
(S
4
25% Apr
25%
Corp
k
12% Mar 15
253/e
preferred
22
4
26
King-Seeley Corp
26% May 28
34% Oct 19
24% Dec
39% May 31
25 r%
2.50
58% Apr
Feb
25%
com
14
38 % Dec
2,000
25%
preferred
43% Feb
60
99
26
Co
23
6
38
25%
1
Jun
4
82
*37
38 3/4
j
58
38 % Jan
80
38
80%
8 75
3
29 % Feb
80
80
38Va
78%
No par
Indus
*96 Va
93
79%
793/4
80%
39
Co
prior
conv
'
*96 Va
99
*96%
99
*96%
99
*38%
Wheel
Copper
County Land
99
102 %
No par
Kennecott
30% July 16
*96%
*92
►101%
102%
1,700
50
Electric Co
Kayser
60% July 16
53% Apr
Gas
100
com__No par
preferred
Kansas Power & Light Co
2
7
preferred
Southern
non-cum
36% Jan
4
110
*96%
47
Jan
96
112
*82
96
99
10
55% Feb
590
*92
*96 Va
963/4
112
83 Va
99
39% Feo
32
83%
82
*96%
16
20
*82
82
100
Sep
30
82
82
preferred
56
28% Jun
82
82
4.20%
6
47% Dec
1,800
1
147% Mar 14
98
3)'A
101%
29% Jan
92 % Mar 18
'383/4
96
25
Mar
39%
103
43% Oct
24
3 9'A
94 %
42% Apr
-
39:,/4
39%
*101%
Mar 27
21
300
39
39%
103
May 22
9
44
495/a
*
*101%
24% July 23
23
4.3%
40%
*96
48,800
493/4
40%
96%
55%
54%
111'A
*49 %
Va
49
"96
54%
53%
110%
49'/a
111
110
49%
102
Kansas
May 28
Jan
53%
52
54%
111
*49%
*101%
14
15
10
53%
111
49%
100
28% Aug
Feb
55%
112
49%
preferred
4%
24
*
IllOO
preferred
cum
20
21% Jan
54%
111%
50
4.50%
46% Jan
8.
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
6
4%
92% May
3
33%
13
10
24% Mar
17% Mar 24
44,
38
4
29% Jun
27 % Mar 14
98% Jan
71% Feo
21
conv
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
100
1
28
24
Corp
preferred—__100
preferred
107% Sep
Mar 10
43;
Chem
cum
4% Vo
105 % Nov
9
&
4% %
44% Aug 14
29
Alum
3
96 % Oct
105
102% Mar 15
Kaiser
3
20
Aug
Feb
10
124
22%
22ni
22%
23
3,800
107%
23 Va
110
110 Va
110'A
113
11,500
M
48% Jan
19
Nov
1
Julv 22
126% Oct
10
32% July 27
26 % Jan
lo
42% O-t
25
Mack
26 % Mar 14
35 "/a Juiy
15
28% Apr
11
33% Oct
16
Mar.y
88% Mar 15
95
13
85 %
i3
Mar 28
133
19% Jan
6
140
Jun
7% Jan
6
13% Jun
6
12% Feb
6
Sep 26
A.g 29
92% Jan
10% Apr
6
20
10% Feb
28
OCt
2j
31% Oct
31
41
Oct
16
610
*% Jun
26
16
56% Jan
23
Jan
18
543% Jan
4
4% Dec
16
5% Nov
25
7% Sep
122
Sep
4i% Sep
a
62
22
Jun
21
»
6%
19
685
May 24
Sep
3
8% Jan
144
480
8% Apr
4
10% May 18
78
5% July
10
139
M
r
20
Mar 13
6%
&
common
(R H)
4%%
Co Inc
Square
Magnavox
Mahoning
Manati
Sugar
Jan
3
Mandel
Sep
24
13% Oct
29
17
8% Oct
30
lo% /»pr
18
Muracaibo
Oil
35% Jun
21
30% Oct
31
48% May
MVnatlibn
16
Jan
7
20% Feb
18
16% Feb
July 14
51 % Sep
1
20% Oc.
23
56% Jun
14
Marine
34% Nov.
9
37% Dec
21
29% Apr
40% July 11
Marquette
31% Jan
7
38% Sep
22
32% Feb
21
37% July
Marshall
89% oun
13
98
Jan
24
31
Apr
24
42
Sep
14
9
11
99
Apr
25
23% July 19
44
Feb
4
25% Jan
6
40% Deo
19
35% Feb
22 % Nov
29
26% Feb
16
92
Jan
26
18
6
5J% Mar 23
19May 25
24% Jan
44% July 21
33'/e Oc;
5
48% Mar 19
3
99
Jan
10
84% Oct
31
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
33% Mar 14
94% May
25% Jan
52
Feb
4
16
Feb
97
24
7
8*744.Nov
78
2
Oct
35% July 12
28% F .b
14
4
July 17
18% Nov
2
Maytag
25
McCall
$3
25
May 15
32% Jan
46
Aug 22
16% Feo 16
42
Jun
15
46
Jan
6
13% Oct
21
15
Jan
16
8
73
Sep
19
83% Jan
24
13
47
Fen
9
83% Oct
9
Oct
29
91
July
45
Aug
1
58
Apr
40
Mar 14
21% Aug
15
Apr
4
11
1
Jun
13
45% Apr
29% Feb
91
18
Jan
5%
5
19%
20 Va
20
55
55%
50
21
6
46
25
Jan
18
26
30% Apr
Sep
88% Mar 30
18
9
96
28
12
July 21
Jun
9
112% Apr
22
43% Jan
7
17
22 % Oct
11
56% Jun
26% Feb
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
102
3
Co
5%
5%
5 Va
2,200
183A
18%
*18%
18%
18 Va
18%
8'A
8%
31%
31%
32
33
a
19%
19%
20
20
20%
55
55
55%
55 Va
55%
91
89%
1,800
40%
39%
39%
38 %
38 %
22%
23
39%
40%
*89
90
39%
*90
*89
91
39%
38%
39 Va
37%
36%
36%
36%
37
22
%
22 Va
23
23
23 5
a
2,300
39'%
39 Va
39%
39 %
39%
4,100
*84
86
8 4 Va
84 Va
*84
85 %
84 Va
84%
140
86
85
85
*84
85
*84
85
84%
84%
340
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
54 %
*54
*18%
19 V»
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
97% Sep
74
26
16
% Sep
24
91% Mar 21
28 % Oct
31
32% Mar 15
Corp
41/4%
11
98
Apr
11
4%
45% Jun
26
23% July
24% Feb
83
105
2
27% Feb
8
35
Aug 30
Oct
3
18 % Oct
17
Jan
27
88 % Oct
8
Sep
97% Oct
47% Jan
9
2
Feb
93
19
44% Jan
116
1
6
July 11
*
9
July 19
61% July 31
23% Jan
3
64% May 10
102
107
Jan
6
series
common
Mercantile
Merck
(The)
Stores
Co
&
Inc
Co
Inc
$3.50 preferred
$4
conv
2nd
Mergenthaler
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta
Machine
&
Scott
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Jan
23
4.35%
preferred series
99% Feb
21
3.85%
2.80%
preferred seriespreferred series
4.45%
preierrea series
5
98% Jan
31
108Va Apr
61% Sep
25
20
5
Miami
Copper
1,100
31
*30%
31
1,100
43%
*43%
43%
31 %
43%
*43 %
43%
*43%
13%
13%
13%
13%
74
74
74
74
*73%'
73 %
*73 %
70%
71%
71 Va
71%
38%
54%
*54
13%
13%
74
74
72
73
73 Va
73 %
38
38 %
73 %
38
37%
38
38
15%
15%
15%
13%
2,900
75%
150
•74%
7,800
38
1,900
15%
2,000
15%
15%
79%
80
78%
78%
79%
81%
50%
50%
50 %
50%
50'A
50%
50 Va
51
51 %
52
3,200
19
13 V4
19%
19%
19 Va
19 Va
19
19 V4
19 va
12%
1,400
*18
18%
18%
18 Va
31
31%
47%
39
15%
X81
15%
81
18%
15 Va
*80
15%
81'A
18%
18%
18 Va
x36
36%
35%
36
18%
100
*95
98
*93%
*84
87
*34
87
*93%
98
50
28%
29
83%
84%
*39
40
98
28%
84 %
85
85
83 %
84
40
39
39
39
39 V2
24%
.24%
29'A
29%
84
3%
24%
24%
2438
24%
24 va
29%
30%
29%
20
29 Va
29%
87
107%
107 %
53%
53%
*84
108
53%
98
28%
16%c
*84
*93 Va
28%
*93
96
87
108 %
53%
~*84
*107%
•53
29%
83%
84
40
24%
12,200
29%
30 Va
14,000
84
84
*82
86
100
108%
1C8
108
108
108
600
54 %
*53
54
*53
54
300
85
19 Va
18%
13%
18%
18'A
18%
1S%
18-%
57%
56%
57
*56
56%
56 Va
56%
56%
pfd—100
100
ion
100
91%
91%
*91 Va
93 %
*91 Va
92 %
92 Va
92 Va
*91%
*99
101
*99
101
*99
101
*104
*68
90
*88
90
*88
90
*88
*87
90
*87
93
*87
93
100
*104
106
*1C4
106
*104
106
5
50
50%
50'A
190
24%
57 %
18%
5,800
40%
*39
5
50 'A
600
5,700
28%
12.50
52'/4
1.000
108 %
28%
28%
*33
*
107 %
28%
24 %
—No par
Co—No par
Co
200
19
13 3/4 "
38%
3,800
55
31%
38%
29%
18%
*43 'A
-•31
29%
19
13%
31%*
30
80
19
*54
43%
37%
1
29'%
*78
19%
32 Va
~
36%
100
30
55
13%
.18%
——No par
pfd
Linotype
18%
*43%
10
1
common
*54
30%
5
.
(1st series)
pfd 4.30%
Corp
718
1
preferred series B__
Co
.
common
Shoe
Men gel
Jun
9
2nd
Melville
2
2
3
Co—
preferred
Cum
33% Feb
Publishing
Porcupine Mines—
Inc
29 %
55
19 %
Co_.
29%
29%
30 Va
19
32
5,800
36%
39'A
54 %
»
35,300
221»
29%
3
20
39%
39%
39%
No par
50
91
38%
38 %
38
*22%
No par
common
*89
80
85%
*78
No par
91
38%
23
86
*84
__No par
Stores
12,500
4,500
Corp common__50c
convertible preferred
100
McLellan
6,500
19%
54 Va
20
3,300
12
29
4,400
8'A
31%
5
pfd—
Robbins
1.800
9
8'A
30 %
55 3
aa4
19
83/a
32'/a
37'A
30
92
*5 Va
35
41% Apr
102% Jan
102
Sep
5'/a
36%
21% Jun
9
60
5%
35
-No par
&
50
9,000
5%'
37'A
1
3
3,000
6'A
3 5'A
1947 series—No par
Electric
Vat
6
37
Stores
McGraw
33
490
6%
34%
preferred
3%%
33
*477%
6%
—-—1
common
Corp
$2.50
McCrory
33 Va
485
6%
373/8
common
Corp
McCord
32 Va
485
6 Va
35
1
18
108 % May
55'A
32%
435
6 %
No par
Co—
Stores
32%
485
97%
36%
15% Feb
Apr
6
7,600
98
34 %
23 % Feb
101
4
98%
95%
35
29
Nov
14
95%
37 5/a
18% Sep
£8
93% Dec
93
34 Va
McKesson
Apr 26
32% Jan
1,100
37%
52% Aug
102
103 % Oct
200
8 %
35
23
93% Mar 29
13
8%
8
37%
1
48
Dec
8a4
8%
37%
o
78
52% Aug 26
103% Apr 18
1
107% July
103
85%
9'A
*8
34%
1
preferred
8J%Nov
21% Jan
85%
*8 Va
8'/a
4
McGraw-Hill
3
26'A Jan
20
85%
9
No par
Co
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
17
39% Sep
28% Jun
8'A
x32
Mclntyre
43% Jan
106% Apr
77% Dec
Jan
18 %
8 %
32%
16
Sep 19
95% Mar 5
25
7
2
18%
8%
43% Aug 20
1
21
Aug
60% Jan
31
18%
330
80
9
500
*5'/a
32%
——
8
32 3A
32%
435
:
86
96
x93 %
*5%
1
Oct
Jan
101
8 Va
6 %
31% Oct
May
33
490
1,100
9'A
*9
6%
23
14% S-p
67
99
38%
128
8 Va
*85%
—1
com
$3.75 preferred
34% Apr
56% Jan
c
Jan
Dec
8%
6 %
Co
cumulative
7
81
32%
490
100
L)
cum
34
6
97%
1
Mfg
$3.75
8
% Mar 14
7%
1
Co
$3.40
32
44-
9%
*9
50
preferred
87% Mar
o
56 % Mar 31
Nov
&
pfd
86
87
Corp common
Corp
Electric
Dept
5,500
86
preferred
Master
38%
86
100
Masonite
May
32 Va
32
Co
Cement
(Glenn
32%
31%
5
96% Jan
12
Mar 14
23
4%%
Martin
3134
32 aA
6.25
convertible
Field
23,200
32
■
25% Dec
20% May 16
4 7/
40%
32%
Exploration
Midland
59
40
32%
Corp
54 % Aug 23
38
*123
40
39 %
Manhattan-Shirt
11% Feb
6
39
128
40'A
No pa*-
27
'38
*123
39 Va
130
38 %
series A
RR
Jan
*123
40'A
Co__
28
38%
Va
130
No par
com
Bros
4
39
*
39%
(The)
Co
3 9'A
123
41%
10
Coal
49
130
40%
Garden,
No par
—I-
Magic Chef—
Magma Copper
1
*30%
►123
5
preferred
Madison
10
100
Inc
1 rucks
6
Jan
6% Aug
3
Forbes
preferred
51 Va
*87
100 Va
51
19%
57 V
B
93 Va
106
►104
88
88
93
*85
2,200
70
106
90
33,400
"lO
93
100 %
101 %
101V2
30
52%
52 %
12 Va
7,400
•V
The
50
(1928)
NEW
STOCKS
Year 136ft
;
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
*
Lowest
Highest
Loweat
6
19
Midland
Enterprises
Mar 12
Midland
Steel
7
26% Sep
26
70
Dec
9
46% Jan
9
37 % Jan
25
54 % Nov
21
Jan
21
146% Sep
23
25% Jan
21
35
Nov
30
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
20% Oct
11
21
Mar
Oct
11
19% Apr
13
17
Jan
23
50% Oct
17
70
Jun
20
58
Jan
23
90% July 26
61 %• Sep
26
75% May 10
15
102% Dec
28
12% Jan
Jan
133% July 16
142
29% Feb
20
7
18 'a
*18 VB
18%
18%
18%
78 VB
78
79
79
80 Va
9,600
Mining & Mfg com_i
No par
preferred
..No par
66%
68
66 Va
67
64
Va
66%
64%
65%
66%
68 Va
10,000
102
*100
Minn
105
$4
1st
$1.50
2nd
Oct
1
42% Apr
2
Minnesota
Sep
28
30% Jan
16
Jan
3
11% Oct
2
23
5
30
29% Jan
3
30% Jun
25
21% Aug 12
10% Sep
13
17% Jan
5
Oct
1
81% Jan
35% Apr
26
7 % Oct
2
19
49% Apr 30
40% July 24
36% Aug
14
Minute
Mississippi
7%
7
52% July
2
6
Feb
20
88
Feb
20
22
Mar 23
21% Feb
23
28% July 23
24% Jan
3
Monon
4
24% Jan
3
35% Oct
1
51% Mar 19
32% Feb
15
31
28
Jan
3
34% Mar 14
43% Sep
22
39% Jan
26
47
Jun
14
25% Oct
38% Jan
3
30% Jan
23
38% Aug
23% Jan
6
11
23% Oct
1
3 % %
38% Oct
1
18% Jan
10
19% Oct
1
28% Mar 12
Morrell
44
% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
40% May 28
51% Mar 14
20
17
32 % Dec
22
30% Jan
27
21
Nov
23
42
26
32 % Mar
Oil
18
Jan
4
40
11
42 % Apr
12
26
47
Feb
4
6
43
Dec
6
29% Oct
23
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
26%
26%
26%
26 3b
26 Va
4
Mar 15
50
26%
12
12 Va
1134
12
11%
40
41
40%
40%
40%
32%
32
32%
31%
32 %
32 VB
32 Va
32 %
32
323/s
32
32%
32%
*11 VB
26 Va
4,700
11%
11%
6,000
42'/a
42'/a
4,500
33
33
33%
4,700
32%
32%
33
4,600
!
11%
11%
11%
11
11 Va
11
11'A
11 Va
11%
57
57%
57
57
56%
57
56 3 4
57 VB
57%
59%
5,500
No par
38%
39 Va
38%
38%
37%
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
11,100
5
7%
7%
7%
8'/a
8
8%
8 %
8%
28,300
com__No par
A
100
8%
64
64
64
65 Va
66
100
Tool__
72%
72%
73
73%
74-
77
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
*23%
24
231/4
23%
20
*20 VB
.8%
20%
68
69
•
•69
-
3,800
No par
23%
23%
25
20
20%
20
No par
*19
19%
*19
Co
77%
520
68
79
*16 Va
68
78
17
;
78
730
17
700
*16%
22%
23 Va
*20 VB
20 Va
19%
19
19
18%
18 Va
23
20%
20%
37 Va
2
700
23
38%
37%
38%
36%
37%
36%
37%.
37
Va
23%
1,200
100
19
*18
24
37 "VB
40,500
24
24
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
(The)—No par
40'A
40 Va
40
40%
40
40'/B
40 Va
40%
40
Va
40»A
4,200
1
3 2'A
33
32
32%
31
32
31%
32%
32 Va
32%
13,500
40%
41 %
40%
40%
5
Co
&
No par
40%
41
%
24 VB
3,100
40%
41 %
41'A
42%
36,500
21
20%
21
21
21%
21'A
21'/a
2,700
Va
20%
20
20%
*20
203B
20
20 Va
44 Va
4 3'A
43%
423A
43%
43
43%
43'A
44
4,500
41%
41%
41 Va
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
42
42
11,900
5
23%
23%
*23%
24%
23:%
23%
23%
24
23%
24
1
33 Va
33%
32%
'32%
32%
33%
33%
33%
VB
15%
*15%
331/8
15%
32%
3 5
*15'A
15%
15JA
15%
15%
15%
1
40 Va
10
12
26 %
21 Va
21
io
20
20'/a
*20
3
44
io
Lines
Co
&
Corp
Corp
Brass
100
600
A 6,400
34%
26%
42
32
34
12
40%
3 0
Corp__
12 VB
40%
.5
Co,
Inc
Mueller
23
.
Ward
(John)
Wheel
45% Jan
Sep
26%
12
_1
__1.25
Co
Products
40% May 10
1
Jan
26%
82
*
34%
—
Moore-McCormack
Motor
15% Sep
13
Sep 25
Montgomery
Motor
3
40
33%
Co
1
22% July 20
40% Oct
33%
_
7
Sep
32 % Oct
28
33Ve
A
Power
Motorola
42% Mar
34%
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
Monterey
9
9
33 5A
mc
Chemical
Montana
25
11
34%
RR
—
Monsanto
23% Dec
17% Jun
34'A
__loo
class
B
21% Apr
30% Oct
2.50
Paper
9,900
15%
80 VB
*22%
22%
1,100
101
15%
80'A
22
Fuel
Machine
RR
Class
3
33% Apr
80 Va
22%
preferred
16% Mar 14
27% Mar 14
79%
*21%
series
4.20%
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
46"% Apr 27
22 % May
4
18% Jan
x79
22
_l
Industries
Monarch
10
18% Oct
24% Jan
81
*79%
81
60
134%
*100
15%
22
Mohasco
76
102
15%
22 Va
11% Feb
3
*100
14%
22 %
Missouri Pacific RR class A
2
102
14%
14%
*79%
47% May 14
29
14»A
Light—No par
&
River
'
*22
•
134%
25
„
Corp
preferred
19% Sep
19% May 12
Power
*100
14%
14
135
100
Ontario
Missourj-Kan-Tex
F
Oct
!
*134
102
*100
1
common
preferred
conv
Maid
Jan
60
Co
Mission Corp
Mission Development
67% Oct
16
;
preferred
&
Minnesota
5
40% Aug
Corp
—
$5.50
26 %
—
Minneapolis Moline
3
7
2,600
22'A
17%
77%
11
15
23'A
223B
18%
79
Jan
23
23'A
22
18%
77%
Jan
79% Sep
23
22
V«
33
18% Feb
7,100
18%
88
83% Dec
1,500
29%
78
8
1
34 Va
28%
22%
Oct
9
34
29 Va
18%
Aug 30
6
33 Va
29
77%
76
Jan
33%
21%
22
Feb
134 Va
Reg____1.50
Oil
4
54
134%
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Midwest
common
preferred
14
14% Dec
135%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
3
49
1,400
*134%
9,500
July 17
25 %
1st
2
li
45
22% May 14
1
Apr
15% Sep
44
33
36% Jan
~8% Nov" 29
44%-.'
29%
24% Jan
55
44 %
33
1
7
44 %
29'A
4
32% Dec
44 %
29%
13% Oct
100% Jun
400
44 Va
33%
15
1
b8
29%
30
6
28%
68
*33 Va
44 % Feb
Aug 10
28 Va
66 %
30%
28% Dec
8% Jan
28%
66%
:/
33%
20
73 % Sep
28'A
63%
30 VB
31
27
28%
63 Va
33 Va
9
98% Oct
33% July
28%
66'/a
10
10
33% Oct
17
Shares
28%.
44 Va
66%
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
Aug
40
8
22% Jan
22 % Jan
the Week
Nov. 2
136
13
93% May
28%
Friday
Nov. 1
*63%
29
*64
5
Sales for
Thursday
135%
3
25
35% Dec
Prod
28 %
10
FBICKI
100
Jan
32
82
Inc
Inc
SALK
Oct. 31
45
Apr
107
Utilities
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 30
>H
44%
36% Jan
20
Jun
South
Oct.
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
o
26 % Nov
6
23% Jan
1
28% Mar
47
27
Middle
Jan
35% Mar
19
May 28
LOW
STOCK
69% Oct
33
18
24% Jan
40
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v.
STOCK RECORD
....
EXCHANGE
Highest
|
29% Oct
133
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Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bios—
2,100
900
3,000
800
40%
40%
40%
40VB
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
1,700
31%
32 Va
31%
32
31
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
5,300
No par
44
48
47
47
*44
100
130
131
*44
46
*44
46
500
46
N
t
148
May 10
Nashville
16% May 28
22
July 16
Natco
23
82
July 25
National Acme
Feb
17
29 % Jun
11% Oct
26
Jan
24
114% Nov
9
128
Sep
21
118
Jan
6
70
Dec
14
62
Jan
27% July 25
20 % Oct 31
23
16% Mar 19
National
46% Nov
23
35% Jun
8
42% Apr
18
National
1
34% Oct
17
39 % Jan
24
National
Nov
1
47
20% Mar 14
15% Dec
33 %
29
May 16
37 % Nov
10
173% Sep
10% Oct
6
45 % Mar
179
Jan
Jun
2
11
17% Jan
28
11% May 24
15% Aug
33% Oct
11
47
Feb
16
34 % Feb
13
59
21 %
11
183
158
.
27
Chatt
&
St
30
7%
18'A
18'A
18'A
18'A
18
18
18 Va
18 VB
1.000
75
75
74
75 %
*71
73 %
72 Va
72'/a
1,700
1
Automotive
Aviation
25%
25%
25'A
25%
25
25%
25
25'A
25 Va
26%
3,600
Inc.IIl
Fibres
12%
12%
12
12'A
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
9,700
40%
40%
40%
2,600
36'A
36
36%
5
National
Can
July 20
National
Cash
Co
40
39 Va
40
39%
40%
10
common
35%
35%
35%
36
35 Va
36
35%
160
158%
158 Va
100
Corp
Sep
26
26% May 10
20
Apr
24
Jan
10
20
Feb
10
26% May 14
33% Aug
7
National
27
National
Cylinder
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
42% Aug
14
National
Dairy
16% Jan
10
28% May
6
21 '/a Mar 19
25 % Jun
27
National
19
Oct
11
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
10
29% Oct
11
National
93
Mar 21
100% Aug
9
97 % Oct
12
101 % Aug
28
City
Gas
Department
Distillers
Prod
15V»
29,800
50 VB
51%
13,000
21
21
14'A
14%
15 VB
51 %
50 Va
52%
50%
52
50%
52
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2 OTA
29%
31 %
30
30%
29%
29%
30
31
31
31%
9,800
37%
37 VB
37%
37%
38
37%
38 Va
38%
38%
11,100
22%
22 Va
22 '/a
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22'A
22'A
3,000
27 Va
35,600
49
5
37
__5
f22%
common—5
pfd series pf 1951
350
14%
13%
1
Stores
158 Va
13%
13%
1
Co
8,900
158%
158
158
13'A
13%
5
Products
160
161 %
"160
10
Register
Lines Inc
18% Sep
4 % '/o
39 %
40'A
Corp
preferred A
17
250
129
128 Va
130
18 %
75
2III
^
National Airlines
Biscuit
129%
128%
128%
130
129 Va
18 V2
74
5
Co
37% Jan
,•
Louis
Corp
27%
28 Va
27%
100
'
:t
100 *A'
*98%
27 %
27 Va
*
100
*98'A
100
*98
100
26 Va
27%
26'A
27%
*98
,
3,800
100
98 %
^
I
19% Sep
22% July 29
59% Sep 22
27
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
5
54% Jan
106
5
90% Nov
25
Dec
28
175
Aug 29
Mar
156
Jan
4
14
Feb
23
23% Jan
31
38% Dec
29
Jan
21
1
National
100% Sep
12
105% Fen
23
76 % Jan
23
Mar
4
6
-
Oct
5
Oct
30
11% Jan
123% Aug
179
5
Jan
9
14% Sep
4
2
8% Dec
30
12 % Jun
9
7
Oct
9% Apr
15
3
13
11% Oct
22i
12% Oct
12% Feb
13
17
11
Mar 29
19
15% Apr
13% May 28
15
15% Jan
20
17 %
14% Sep
17% Mar 19
8% Mar
11
Jan
37% Mar
33
May 10
39 %
July 30
9 7 % Dec
83
Oct
96
31
136
135
136
*135
136%
*135
136'%
Service
16% Apr
26
Malleable
&
,12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
44^4
45%
44%
44%
42%
44 V»
43 %
44%
4 4'A
18%
19
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
18%
19
19'A
19%
71%.
72 %
70%
71 %
70
70%
70%
71%
71'A
72%
10,500
34%
34 %
34%
34
34%
34%
34 Va
34
34%
2.100
Ref
Co
(The)
No par
Pa
34%
17% Sep
6
IIIIIIIIH5
Hill#
12
1
Fibre
Co
•14
I_j
;
(J J)
10
97 % Feb
14
125 % May
1
20% Feb
17
16
Feb
10
24% Aug 24
Mar 15
82% Dec
6
72
Sep
21
93
7
78% Mar 30
23 % Jan
7
33
7
2
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 47c pfd_100
Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
4%% preferred
100
5
22
49% July 27
50
77
Nov
2
30
35% Sep
11
33% Apr
47% Jan
11
33% May 18
N
91
17
New
$5
May 28
24% Oct 31
80 % May 16
103
Jun
29
76
90
Mar 10,
102% Jun
30
94% Jan
Jun
610
Sep
15
Jun
22
400
15
440
Sep 26
Jan
3
6
107
July 24
500
Jan
30
18
71% Apr
18
36% Oct
9
2
25% Apr
18
19
Jun
21
28% Oct
36% Oct
31
39
14% Oct
31
Oct
26
45
91% Mar
8
97
30
5
Jan
93% Jan
13
Mar 14
'
8
Nov
14
36% July 27
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
100
Sep
87
Nov
92 % May
101 % Jan
1
83
12
94
11
34% Feb
72
Oct
9
N
New
5
28
2.407c
'3.607c
3.907c
22
61 %
Sep
23
60% Jan
1
23
43
4
Apr
16
16
13
73%: July 18
85% Jan '
39% Jun
108 Va
.19%
27
91% May 4
,46% Apr 20
3
27
'July 14
July
111% Dec
8
Oct
31
26% Fen
1
39% Oct
6
25
49% Sep
7
16 % Jan
79
41
104
Jan
8
86
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
99% Aug 29
103 % Apr
20
33% Jan
10
26
6
26% Jun
25% Nov
1
39% Jun
31% Feb
1
54
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foot^or
Dec
4.107c
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co—.
Norfolk
&
Western
Adjustment
87
83
85
85
*83
3,900
1,700
34
85
300
2,000
'
*81
North
American
Pacific
7
100
preferred
preferred
6
63% July 23
€3
1,120
71%
74%
71%
73%
73%
76 Va
75
77
22,900
25'%
25%
24%
25 Va
24%
25%
25 V«
25%
11,000
37
67,900
38%
38%
39%
28%
28%
28%
29%
76%
76%
*76'/a
»98
102
*98
102
:
►351
450
►351
450
"
440
400
'
•
,?
1
14 Va
14%
39 %
-
14%
39%
39 Va
39%
33 va"
39%
jo'M
JO"/4
24%
25
25 V*
36%*
37
36%
37
'36 i
83
83%
1,83%
30 %
-
30
30%
29%
36 %
*72
73
78
*76%
79
*76
83%
82%
21
21
38%
37 Va
72%
•172%
23%
40 %
40%
41%
24 %
37
72%
23%
24%
v
41 %
' '
-
__1
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,
38
100
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90
28%
series
$4.08
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21%
88
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88
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30
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5
21
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Northwest Airlines Jnc
105
76%
100
Co
Feb
5
14,800
17
88
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38%
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Co
103
99% July 25
88
106
28%
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preferred
16%
17
.
-
102
101%
40
80
25',
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88
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76.%
5% 7c-preferred
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16%
17
16%
Va
88
76%
Aviation
Capital
17
17
29
;
2
13
14
34
102
5
30
102% Jan
34
96
Ry common—25
5
Nov
33'/a
'
15'A
40 %
preferred
12
91%. Oct
34%
*85
'•
Apr
21 % Jun
34
*85
17%
_100
Jun
29% Jan
7
'*
Northern States Pwr
93
22% Sep
16% Jan
34%
90
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45
July
*15
34%
87
_100
Sep 19
93
15
76%
-
Gas
103
*14%
28 Va
Ry
18% Aug
14%
38 %
preferred
Natural
1
14%
7 6'/2
preferred
Central
Oct
14%
15%
29 Va
com.No par
'preferred
preferred
Northern
1
14 '/a
40 «/a
—100
Northern
16% Oct
14%
76%
Corp
Pwr Corp
8
89
4
Shipbuilding
3
Jan
14'/a
28%
A—
88
76% Nov
Jan
series
111
50% Aug
14 Va
14 %
*'
21
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Hartford
&
July 23
May 8
-•
14 '/a
4,900
6%
14%
2,300
14'A
6»A
39%
Co
Northeast
18% Sep 21
92 % May
9
103 % May 11
9
RR
25% Oct-19
35% Oct
16
16
14%
6%
15
Co
$3.75 preferred
9
22% Aug
11%
12
%
6
6%
1C1
No par
5%
Niagara Mhk
13
56% Feb
13% Jan
York
23
22
24,500
*14%
34 %
17
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
No par
Feb
Jan
Louis
—
Preferred
'
St
common
New Haven
98% Jan
38% Jun
6
Y
Harlem
85% Feb
27% Mar 24
Aug.23
&
91
103
6 Vg
6%
99
preferred——No par
Y
Common
26
&
Dock
non-cum
2
8
8'A
7%
No par
Central
Chicago
2
18% May 25
33 % Jan
5
25
York
York
31
7
48% Jan
Y
82% Oct
Aug
xl4
14%.
6 Va
14%
No par
New
76 % Nov
91
14
15
26
3
14
:
73
9
103% Apr
20% Jun
18% Jun
Mar
4,200
7%
14% -14%
70 '4
39% Mar 27
Oct
23% Jun
11%
14%
25%
N
38
11%
5
64% Jan
21% Jun
18
11%
1
N
Oct
11%
New York Air Brake
Jan
Oct
57
% 11%
6%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—
July 25
28
7%
*85
Newmont
26% Sep
31% Jan
Dec
7%
34%
.
41% Jan
39%
7%
14%
♦85
New
20
2
19
Nov
39%
7%
15
100
40 Va
11%
40%
7 %
40
20
100%
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7%
14%
common—No par
preferred
'
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IIIIHl
II—III
1
Inc
V
*100
40
12 %
7%
19,200
86%
84%
84
100'/a
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100
39%
40%
39 %
—
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Oct
88% Jan
Feb
87
6,200
'
82%
83%
81%
100
100%,
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100'%
4100
84
80%
84 %
81 %
10
com
.
Newberry Co
6,900
-
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Bros
3%%
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10
Corp
Nelsner
45%
1
Corp.
Theatres Inc
Nat U S
400
Cast-No par
No par
Corp
National Supply
National
.130
12%
12%
Corp
Steel
Shares
136 Va
*135
'
104% Sep
16% Feb
75
136
B
Linen
4% preferred
National Tea Co
Mar 13
4
100
Natl
>1
Mar
preferred
Nelit
Jan
18
170
6%
National
3
5% July 18
101
160 Va
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
10% Apr
18
111
160 VB
common
5
16
15% Oct
109'A
160%
Sugar
20
400
13,800
108%
*158
National
Jan
18,700
100%
162
39
48
99%
107
17
86% Nov
106%
*
8,600
19%
44
43 Va
43%
100%
105
33% Sep
101% Feb
42%
100%
*158
Steel
15
19%
19%
43%
101%
43
*100%
160'/a
National
Aue
19%
19%
19%
19%
107%
National
17
93
July 5
69% Jan 18
101%
19%
160
10
28
90% Mar 16
*100%
106 %
24
Sep
23
■
100%
162
48% Oct
97% Sep
4
44 'A
100%
103
20
37% Sep
33 % May
43%
__No par
.
162
77% Aug 17
47% Jan
July
44%
106
14
2
13
19%
43%
5
20
25
14"% Feb
19%
1
100
20
58% Nov
Jan"~~3~
Co
Jan
6
6% Dec
Lead
-
10
common
preferred A
16% Jan
21
11%
Gas 'Co
7%
Mar 12
153
97% Feb
29
National
31
37% Jan
103% May
Fuel
Gypsum Co
$4.50 prelerred
32 % Feb
64
51% Dec
4
38% Jan
13
77% Sep 14
42 % Mar 25
25
33 % Jan
National
61% Apr
■i
'
135
9
21
16% Apr
21% Mar 12
1
160
11% Jun
58
20
July 22
183
147
18% Jun
42% Nov
22%
22%
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23%
*22%
2.50
54%
55
54 %
54%
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v
92
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=
91 Va
88
90 Va
91%
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.
-
320
200
94
'
96 Va
,
92
70
94
8,800
8,600
.,
900
-
2,600
Number 5583
Volume 184
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1929)
NEW YORK STOCK
Btn|« for Prorloaa
Year 1955
Uwnt
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
43% Jan
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
52% Aug
3
105% Sep 20
95% Jan 20
110% Sep
30
96 y2 Nov
l
100 y2 Apr
110y4 Jan
4
4.40%
22
83
2
100
Jan
5
3.90%
19
110
Jan
11
4.56%
109% Feb
10
4.44%
49 Va Jan
10
Nov
Nov
15
109
Jan
14
101
105% Sep
27
109
Aug
3
100
Oct
18% Jan
100
19
21% Sep 26
-
Jan
94% Jan
18
47
y8 Apr
3
10
43
17 y2 Nov
1
23 yB Jan
Jun
51% Jan
23
62% Aug
2
25
130 y4 Aug
2
17% Jan
Olln
9
107 y2 Jan
9
May 28
.82% Oct
31
14
19
16.
Jan
.3
57
Nov
Otis
3
67
2
95% July 23
14
20
22
May-
16 y4 Sep
Nov5
2
10
17
91
July
6ty4 Jan
23
81
Sep 24
106
100
34
Mar 14
94
Feb
•
17
46% May 17
101% Nov 18
Jan
27
95% Oct
17
35
85%
83%
84 %
preferred
100
>101%
102 %
*101 y4
102 y2
*101%
102%
101%
101%"
preferred
100
100 %
*99
100 %
common
•99
5
preferred series A
&
Elec
Co
Mathleson Chemical
102% Jan
5
17%
87%
90
190
37%
37
39%
39%
40
24,800
37 y4
37
37
36%
37
37
37
37%
17%
17%
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18%
18
102
36%
173/a
18%
*98
27%
102
27
54
114
11%
100
*98
26%
♦84
6.25
52%
*111
11%
53%
113%
11%
7/a'
3,300
900
17%
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102
27
27
85
*83 y2
83%
%
11
3,900
82'/4
11%
42%
83
42%
44
45
3,700
64%
65%
67
10,200-
82%
82%
16%
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16%
663/4
673/4
68%
,
'
43 %
61%
63%
62 %
64
84 y4
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85
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85
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16%
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16%
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16%
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67
68 y4
66 y4
64%'
66 Vi
66 Va
6.25
67
67%
100
105 %
43 «/4
43%
—No par
97 y2
98
13%
14%
■
V
•
66%
66%
66%
105%
104%
20
100
6,500
651/4
66 3/8
65
105%
105
42%
43%
43
98
105 y4
104%
43
97%
98
13%
12%
13%
12 %
13%
14 Va
5,400
25 V«
25
25
♦24%
25%
1,100
27
•26
27
67
66%
105%
15
230
85
42%
63%
1
Co
preferred
Paper Co common
$5 preferred
83 3%
*82%
43%
62%
67
11,500
"
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43 y4
,_i
'
200
11%
*82%
44
21,000
114
11%
83
43
;
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11%
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r 84%
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52%
112%
113
11%
53
52%
52%
52%
■•110
11%
83y3c
;
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17
102
,21
*97
26%
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17%
17%
17%
102
26 %
27%
V
No par
Corp____'
Oxford
13
17%
87
.37
53
cuniul
4%
1,800
17'/a
17 Va
38
114
Corp____i
.
■
87
26%
1
Owens-Illinois
9
87%
40
100'%
Corp—
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
18
87%
*99
17%
100
102%
37%
*98
7.50
_i.
Marine
17%
*101%
38%
5
Elevator
230
83
86
series—IlOO
1951
96%
83
503/a
17%
*17%
100
Gas___
2,700
9o%
84
37
20
series—..
Natural
*99
50%
96%
*83
37%
com__10
preferred
100%
*99
50%
96%
98
86
No par
Gas
lQQV'z
50%
50%
50%
Shares
17%
100
Co
Overland Corp
.
July 11
Oct
98 '/4
*85 %
Outlet Co
5
51% May
50%
98 y4
85%
Outboard
Mar 26
59 y2 May 28
1
*50%
98 y4
Conv preference
50% July 26
40% Feb
77
Jan
50%
85%
*97
the Week
Nov. 2
Nov. 1
Oct. 31
97 y4
Corp common :
4%% convertible preferred
Sep~20
16% Dec
71% Dec
-
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
50%
Oliver
99
6
847/s Oct
1
PRICES
12
Common
j
-
47
31 Yb Jan
common
Preferred 4.24%
112y4 Oct
Oct. 30
SALE
100
Oklahoma
8
Tuesday
Oct. 29
HIGH
,
III100
Oil
4%
26
/
10
,
5%
July 8
18% Sep 22
112% Sep 22
11
Co
RECORD
Monday
Par
preferred
Oklahoma
•
29% July 16
33y4 Feb
-
104
3
STOCK
preferred
Match Co
Ohio
July 10
19% July 13
97 % May 29
25
64% July
6
.
Jun
4
34 y4 Jan
135
26
13% Jan
91
33% Jan
25 Va Apr
49% Mar 14
114
23
20
Jun
40 y8
Edison
Ohio
July 17
Sep 21
19% May 17
103% May 13
39
20
Jan
<
23
5
84% Oct
Ohio
58% Aug 13
Aug 24
16 % July
30% Sep 26
31% Jan 28
STOCK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
6
107
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
105%
9,400
105 %
8,800
44
44/-;
1,900
98
98
■
42%
*97
./■43%'y.
*96%
98
90
■'-I; •:
»% Oct 26
12% Mar 10
16 y4 May 16
21% May 13
26% Nov
17
'
29
10
16% Oct
12
23 % Feb
29
44 y« Jun
9% Jan
19% Jun
29
37% Jan
,
25 y4 Nov
10
27% Aug 13
28 % Aug 13
■
Pacific
Amer
Fisheries
Pacific
•
Coast
Co
5%
1
Inc_
25
31% Oct
31
40
Pacific
53
Aug 29
Finance'Corp—
47
Oct
•2
53% Mar 28
Pacific
37% Jan
Gas
42
Aug
36% Oct
1
40
Pacific
Lighting Corp
6
37 y4 Jan
128% Jan
*56
25
Dec
142% Mar 10
15
33% Oct
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
7
6% Nov
5
122% Sep
135
Sep
1
Jan.16
-Jan
54
_
28
12
Jan
12
.Pacific Mills
142% July 16
6
152% Feb
/Pacific
9
16
12
6% Oct
5
,16% Sep 26
22
Jun
2
16% Jan
27
21 % Mar 20
88
Apr
18
74
Jan
10
104% July 17
104
Jan
3
94
Oct
12
103
44% Jun
3
30% Oct
1
70% Oct
12
98% May 17
36'
Jan
40'
Nov
6
•
29
34% Feb
Jan
5
v
47 y4 May
5
51 Yb Apr 12
9
29
"
9
Mar
36% Jan
Aug 27
39 %
4
6
6
21
9% Jun
14% Jan
25% Jun
44
Oct
54% Feb
11
36% Jan
22% Dec
57 Vi Apr
17
8
30 % Jan
9
23
6
6
•
4
10
5
-
22
Jun
23
30% Jan
23
15 % Dec
6
29% Aug
9
14% Dec
13
38
•
44
: May
4
41% Mar 14
107
Jun
58
Jan
6
13% Oct
1
49% Feb
29
'63% Oct
28
48 'A Jan
108% Apr
30% Jun
Oct
4
25
94% Sep
20
109
13
22% Oct
1
28
45% Jan
23
k
112% Mar
Feb
31%
32
31%
38
*36%
28
53
Jun
16
17% Oct
66% Sep
22% Apr
33 % Sep
11
11% Nov
1
19% Jan
Parmelee
16
21% Jun
27
31 Va Jan
35 % Feb
Dec
21
38
Oct
19
173
Mar
4
52
Jan
25
97
Nov
3
17% Mar 14
102
Sep
July 21
32% Oct
147
Jan
1
64
v
Sep
12
96
24
47
July
29
106% Jan
5
94
3
6
13
48
Jan
6
37% Jan
24
6
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
96 V* Oct
5
102 % Oct
11
108
May 26
12% Jan
30
Oct
6
11
Jan
4
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
105
43
July 25
Oct
1
2
3% Oct
23
10
93% Oct
4
547/e Jan
<
Jan
Mar
22% Apr
37% Fen
23
•
Jan
54
16% Oct
22
/
3
„
Apr
Pfizer
26
Phlla
104
Nov
2
109% Jan
10
Dec
22
17
Jan
23
28 % Oct
29
16
18% Oct
4.68%
Sep
28
94% Mar 12
4%
Oct
26
91
65
12% May 25
Feb
•
Mar
8
9% Nov
1
55% Aug
12% Jan
Dec
5
41% Sep
26
6
104% Feb
14
89
Oct
9
6
52 Va Jun
16
45
Jan
3
30 %
20
22% Feb
9
96
May
89% May 21
3
13
59 % Jan
102
Feb
96
Apr
100
Apr
16% Jun
8
163% Jan
$5
170
41% Dec
22
Jan
37% Feb
13
67% May
74
10
96 % Apr
Jan
6% Feb
24% Feb
10
84% Apr
92% Apr
31
35% May 14
Oct
25
36% Jan
24
61% Nov
13
25
16
Apr
20
.
35%
Mar" 18
30% Jan
25
Dec
19
22
19% Jan
24 %
Sep
8
11%
12
113A
23%
23%
233/a
*34'%
156%
34%
157
100
100
18%
18%
48%
*47%
48
47
*96
98
•96
98
*96
98
*96
17%
171%
3%
3%
*96
3%
4
100
62%
64
64
643/4
14,700
37%
6,000
22%
200
36%
37%
*22
;•
37 Va
37%
*22
223/4
873/4
88
*87
88
88
88
*87%
88
99
99
*98%
99
99
*98%
99
100
104
106
1
26
3
100
19%
19%
*65
68
42%
42 Va
5
common
19 Va
*65 %
42%
106%
42
42%
42%
104
19%,
♦66 Va
68
*661/4
68
200
3^0
89
*98%
27%
16,900
IO31/2
88
106%
185/a
19%
183/4
19%
103%
103 %
263/g
26%
2 6 Va
42%
*104
106%
*104
273/,
5,200
50%
95%
103%
26%
4
48%
23
*104
2,400
95%
104
28%
17%
49%
104
*98%
200
98
173/4
17%
97
483/4
63
36%
37%
98
*22
10
99
40
104
26%
27 %
26,100
19
19%
15,500
♦67
68
42%
69
43 Va
42%
8,900
100
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
*78%
80
*73 %
80
100
*75
82 %
*75
82 %
*75
82%
*75
82%
*75
82%
1
*13%
14
*13
14
*13
14
*13
14
*13
14
100
•963/4
98%
*96%
98%
*963/4
98 %
97
♦96
_5
49'A
503/a
X49
493/8
47%
49
48%
50 Va
49%
5
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9 S/8
10V8
93/8
93/8
*9%
10%
200
25
43 3/4
44%
43%
44V4
431/4
43%
X43%
43%
43
433/4
4,600
94
92
92
94
*92
94
92
92%
59
59
3,100
24%
24%
5,500
com
:
common
Nopar
2
Inc
Co
57%
59
243/4
10
com
preferred
*92
25 V*
155
Feb
1
2
No par
*92
583/,
56%
58
57%
59
24%
24%
24
24%
24'/a
24%
*92
96
*90
96
95
*92
96%
*57%
96
*92
Nopar
'150%
Glass
Plate
*92%
95
*92
95
Steel
Co
7
■:
*90
i
—
—
10
30%
51
96
*90
*92
60
95
47
44,900
96
95
47
23
40 % Apr
38% Aug 20
31
23% Mar 23
16
55
Aug
10
28
10% May
2
PuDllcker
1
$4.75
Plymouth
Poor
Procter
Oil
*79
'
4.20%
July 25
35 % Mar
Pub
8
32% Jan
10
8
91
Oct
31
103% Feb
10
5
90
Oct
31
104
Feb
15
$1.40
El
div
&
Oct
26
3
29% July 25
62% Oct
1
74% Jan
3
Pullman
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
Pure
24.
106% Feb
15
Inc
25,100
800
35%
33%
34%
34%
35
35
36 Va
4,900
31%
22%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,500
21%
22 %
22%
22'A
22
221/4
2,900
47%
48'%
48
43%
47%
48%
47%
48 %
48%
48'/a.
8,400
a
8%
8'%
8%
8%
8%
83/a
8%
8%
8%
83/8
Nopar
*68%
69%
68%
6838
63 'A
68%
•68%
70
68%
681/2
90
*40
40 %
40%
40%
39%
40%
39%
393/4
40
40%
1,400
I
10
'The)
41
*39
of
Indiana—No par
Gas
36%
100
*81
100
10
"*
41
41
*38
*39
41
37
37
36%
81
*79
81
*79
80
*78%
80
23%
2334
*23
2334
*23
23%
*23
233/4
23%
*22
23'/4
109
*99
36%
36%
36%
*99
*22
231/4
32%
32%
32%
32%
13,400
28%
28%
28 %
28 Va
28 V*
28%
5,100
92%
91
93%
90
*96%
98 %
*95%
97%
*95%
97%
26
26%
25%
2 6'/a
25%
26 Va
255/8
25%
64
40%
63 'A
64
62%
63 %
,623/4
64%
40 V*
41
39%
40%
40%
42 %
63%
600
♦109%
32%
*92
40%
111
111
111
109 %
28%
*91
*
100
.
23 V*
32 V8
93%
98
„
"
323/8
28%
92%
32%
"
2,600
t
92%
97 %
No par
6,700
37
80
28
92%
,
7,900
41
♦39
36%
28 '/a
32'/s
Nopar
*39
*109%
109%
com
37
82
24
23 %
110
32%
100
common.No par
4.30%
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Oil
30
140
343i
common
Colorado
preference
Inc
140
30 %
100
96
3,100
22
100.
22% Jan
155
50
100
85
25%
X34%
preferred
28
%
25
22 %
preferred
27
•140
*83
85
24%
30%
4.08%
74% Dec
24%
30%
4.18%
24% Nov
155
*140
*83%
22'%
'
21
155
24%
24%
2
preferred
Serv
*140
85
*83 %
3,700
15%
*22
120
155
85
25%
*79
615/8
25
1
80%
81
15%
preferred
26
80 %
*78%
593/4
4.16%
31
80
•
15%
26 % Mar 14
Oct
80
60 3/8
19
Oct
80
7,000
23,100
15%
22% Oct
Oct
323/a
58%
*23%
32
31%
15%
25
28
31 %
59
preferred
109
30 'A
15%
preferred
7
30%
57%
3% %
16
293/4
16
4.32%
14
31%
59%
30
34 % Nov
30%
16
88% Mar 29
33 % Apr
104
Jun
32%
8
56%
26% Jan
125 % Sep
84%
7%
16
35%
30
3
59
83%
1%
59
23 % Oct
Co
3,100
58%
83%
10
issued
Serv
50
59
15%
Co
preferred
of
_
75/8
*140
56%
5
Power
Industries
Co
—
82%
1
Gamble
Serv
3,700
-
152
•150
7%
100
5
18
57
85
*1503/4
7%
24%
27
28% Jan
57%,
84
17%
173/a
173/a
150%,
7%
*83%
Public
29 Va Jan
56%
843',
150%
6,500
7%
25'%
40% July 24
.Aug 20
58
83%.
152
47%
7%
84%
10
cum
When
57%
85
84%
77
May
59
"
25%
Co
Electric
&
*1485/8
100
Co
&
Potomac
17%
*150%
*150%
153
100
;
(The)
17%
463/4
*148%
2.50
Co
Inc
17Va
17%
*92
—
——
98%
80
7%
100
47%
*1503/4
84%
common
17%
46 %
47'A
—
'
58%
1
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston
17%
403/4
153
iu
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Plough
4734
17%
'150
2.50
Co_.
5%
23
Sep
Co
Metallurgical Inc
Jan
8 %
(conv)
Coal
36% May 11
37
'
41,800
473/4
*95%
97.
61%
19
*46%
23
6
11
3,100
70
183/4
19
105
28
pflgft
100
300
159
♦65
70
♦22
43% Jun
opp
159
47%
103
22%
89% Jan
41% Apr
'<•■
30,900
34%
♦34%
34%
159%
104
22%
104
15
fon'nnlp«
63
37%
37
No par
Mar 21
11
•95 %
61%
3%
3%
49%
48%
96%
17%
17%
3%
3%
50%
96 %
63%
62
Public
gnr
3%
49%
18%
18%
17%
17%
51
*95
No par
17%
97
50%
*
49% July 25
Oct
*65
-70
*65
75
18%
*47%
5
—
(conv)
*65
19%
9
9
158
158
75
39% Oct
56% May
157%
48%
23
Nov
34%
'34%
34%
34%
158
*65
Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
preferred
—100
21% Jan
3
105% July
34%
157
18%
*47'%
33'%c
Nov
105
3,000
12%
23%
47
7
70,800
55
12 Va
23%
74
16
54%
11%
67% Aug 28
19 % Mar
55
54%
23%
May 19
103% Nov 22
23 % Dec 27
543/4
55%
%
12%
81
100% Feb
290
240
*
56
guaranteed
47% Oct
15
23%
23%
4G %
Pittsburgh
6
Jun
19% Mar 15
112%, Nov
98 %
223/4
4,400
102
12
1
Pittsburgh
27
7
27
98
22%
102
23%
5
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
4
19
26% Oct
97%
22%
,22%
100
preferred
Ft
Pitts
9
23
40 % Dec
24% Mar 15
97%
98
1023/4
12%
1
common
convertible
7%
3
12
153% Dec
Aug
102 %
46'/a
45%
—
200
-
46 Va
23'%
12.50
Consolidation
Pitts
10
35% Apr
25
140
8% Sep
9
24% Mar 14
11
64
45%
12%
57
Pittsburgh
23
17
Sep 27
25% Feb
*62
63
—
—
'23%
100
Petroleum
$4.80
16
Oct
12% Jan
27
J.
'•
10
Nopar
preferred
Pitts
20% July 27
Sep 28
24% Oct
32
55%
preference com
Pitney-Bowes
19
149
84
84
.57%
-
40
Corp
Pitts Coke & Chem
10
152 %
3
36% Nov
x22 %
preferred
$4
4
47% Oct
12
July 26
2
97%
23%
Inc common__l
Hosiery
Plllsbury Mills Inc
70% May
1
28 Va July 25
10
Jun
37% Feb
97%
23%
97%
23%
Phoenix
3
Jun
96
15
971/4
23%
series preferred
Phillips
3
166 % Aug
29
69% Dec
96'%
preferred
5%
2
18
173
Oct
26
10,700
*62
64
*62
28
'
Jan
93
78
Oct
14'/a
100
Co
Phillips Jones Corp
99 % Mar 14
1
"6
84 % July 23
9
13%
13%
103 %
Corp common
;
preferred series A
3%%
16
29
5
14
«
21%
<
"
15 % Jan
Dec
6
133/4
13%
IO2V2
100
& Co
Philip Morri's Inc
5
13% Apr
32% Feb
29% Jan
Philco
3
July 11
46% Oct
Jan
13,000
102%
preferred
3.9%
150
383/4
102%
Phlla & Reading Corp_
79
6
38 %
103
preferred
41
Mar 14
383/4
102%
4.3%
30
85
38
21%
45%
4
16
25% Jan
38%
45%
Jan
Dec
76% Mar 11
37%
13%
106
Dec
May 17
8,100
46%
9
Sep 23
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
88%
63
96% Oct
92 %
87%
13%
100
92
3
88%
45%
.
70
87%
63
preferred.
93
Mar 14
27
88
141/3
3.8%
6
6% Oct
*25%
800
86%
88%
38%
46
24
14
62
28
87%
■38%
63%
Feb
85 % Jun
22 %
22%
*26
*25%
131/3
102
82% July
16
*21%
27
45%
29
47
28% Sep
39%
*25 %
g3%
common
Electric Co
conv
91
31
♦39
27
1
87% Oct
$1
36% Mar 13
158 % Jan
39
*25%
1
100
26% Mar 14
1
162 % Aug 31
1,100
38%
27
No par
preferred
8
54
*26
com
4.4%
21% Dec
54
28
50
preferred
40 % Mar 2s
22
15% Mar 14
54
21%
Corp
13
20
32
*26
391/3
112% Jan
97% Aug 25
•31
54
39 %
31
*20%
383/4
28
100 % Sep
5,400
X31
15,800
1,100
28
1
10
4
12%
21%
88%
„
Phelps-Dodge
10
6
*38%
1,300
15%
4
12%
*26
86'%
Corp..
39%
700
*20%
*26
*25%
,
*38%
16,800
28
25
common
76% Mar 19
Oct
13
53 %
100
Brewing
2nd
39 % Oct
Jan
53%
50
443/4
15%'
4 Va
123/a
6,600
24%
44%
*24
15%
3%
12
170
32%
38
20%
20%
25
Nopar
Corp
(Chas)
4%
17
4
83
39 %
39
25
preferred
Pfeiffer
7% Mar 12
51 % Oct
107
19
84% Jan
54
54%
19
Sep
*53 %
54%
24
61
30
31%
21% Sep
100
30
31
36% Jun
Mar 30
31
25
102% Oct
19
*30%
11%
7
111
12%
12%
115% Apr 19
102 % May
2
107% Apr
1
26% Mar
3%
11%
12
No par
15%
15%
3%
12%
5
Petroleum Corp of Amer
Jan
17
*15%
3%
—
Sand
Co
4%%
1
12
48% Sep
21% Jan
334
,
preferred
Milk
97
100% July
33% Jan
15%
33/4
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co__—_
43% Jun
6
15%
1
.
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet
3
28
46% Jan
No par
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
21
30
24
preferred
$1.60
31
May 13
44%
24
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
37 Va Feb
10% Dec
44%
24
^ 4.40% series preferred
86% Dec
95 %
44%
24
common
Penn Power & Light
Penn-Texas
26% May 18
11
6 Va Nov
44
(The)
Corp
Glass
45%
V
15%
94
32
24
Nopar
preferred
94
*37
24
4
14,300
32
44%
16
5,600
30,700
96%
38
*37
24%
preferred
.
31%
7%
17%
95%
96%
*94
•
31%
38
45%
common
prior
conv
94
94
94
94
7
7
44%
Enterprises
Co
6%
7%
7
24
2.50
Pennsylvania RR
Aug 15
18% Oct
24% July 25
.73% Feb
36% Jan
168
No par
;
7%
7
'
2
102% Dec
.
26
&
Coal
4%%
6
33
^
Co
Transportation
$1.32 preferred
13
146 :•
Proof
Mines
Penna
13
14
48% Nov
Rust
•Pennroad
6
28
Oct
1
Corp
Parke Davis & Co__
(J C) Co
Penn-Dlxie Cement
Mar 29
29
230
*36%
2
44 Ve Oct
400
1,760
1383/4- 139
37
Distillers
Penney
29-
138 Va
33
$1.30
,
100
138%
94
,
3
20
138%
36%
Pictures'Corpj
Tilford
Telep
: $1 preferred
29
44% Sep
138 Va
32%
&
Peninsular
9
5
138 %
7,200
127
94
28% Mar 27
28
..
113 % Apr
103% July. 7
22
Nov
49% Dec
2
126%-
1
Corp
Inc
Airways
Penick & Ford-
.
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
126%
1
13
Jan
126 %
Paramount
_
101;
125%
7
41% Mar 12
81% Oct
11
125%
34
<
:17
55% Aug 10
6
Jan
126%
9,500
34
IVa
Patino
24% Mar 26
82
138 % 138 Va
34
96%
3
29 % Jan
100
*33 Va
353/4
17%
20
11
138%
126
34 Va
49
36%
16%
37% Jan
23
125 %
125'%
33%
5,900
48 %
95%
46 Va Jun
29
common_100
37%
17%
8
20% Oct
34%
48 s/8
36%
94%
14
26% Apr
26
Oct
*34%
48%
36%
16%
5%
3
34%
*34
48%
93%
21
24
36 Va
32%
17%
37
29% Feb
48%;
36%
31%
95
26
29% May
106% Dec
49
36%
32 Va
17%
Peabody
27% July 28
48%
36%
31%
93%
21
27% Mar 17
49
36%
'
171%
25
6
32
13%.
93 %
Parker
25 % Jan
31%
.
171/4
14% Jun
44% Mar
33%
*26
93 %
26
Jun
27
1
World
Amer
10% Sep
27% Sep
'
27
•
17% Apr 25
6% Mai1 12
3% Oct " 2
*26%
32
,
;
40% Jan
Teleg
211A
34
„
No par
&
25%
*26%
431/3
_25
6 f"., P^ferred —
Tin Consolidated
'Park
18
-12% Jan
17% Sep
7% Jan
6
y4 May 27
4% Jan
-
3
•.
Apr
Telep
25
25%
27%
" 33%
—No par
—
26
13%
Panhandle East Plp6 L" com__No par
4%
preferred'
„100
Pan
23% Jun
10% Jan
»
Electric
26
*27
10
•Pacific
9
.:i Jan
&
"
1
preferred
44% Mar 15
*
5
common
111
91
'
*90
*90
92
70
*90
92
520
*951%
97%
91 %
92
92
92
"
64
20
26
26
>
V*
X413/4
2,500
65 3/8
5,800
43
32,200
2t
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1930)
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Monday, November 5, 1956
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the Week
No,. 1
Nov. %
Shares
Oct.il
Q
Mar 15
137
154
35% Mar
May 28
Oct 19
31
337/a Sep 14
July 15
30% Mar 30
148
7
20
Quaker
Feb
33% Apr
19
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
153
Oats
6%
Co
(The)
100
tl% Jan
5
5
2
36% Oct
31
60% Mar 22
88% July 27
18
30% Oct
71% Oct
31
87 % Feb
31
53% Jan
23
20% July 11
59% Apr 12
Raybestos-Manhattan
29% Oct
25
44% Aug
Rayonler
12% Oct
>6% Jan
1
55% July
6
common—8
preferred
31% Aug
16% Oct
26% Jan
31
16% Aug
Ray-O-Vac
19% Mar
Raytheon
33%
139
33%
140
30%
30%
No par
37%
38 Va
No par
33%
*138
33%
33%
"l^d
14j
33%
14o
33%
*1j6
30%
30 %
30%
30%
3u%
37
37%
36%
33%
33%
ltu
*lo8
3,200
33%
20
140
30%
3o%
30%
1,1^0
41,600
R
47
Feb~~7
32
60%
Nov" 18
Sep
26
41% July
13% Sep
26
31
Oct
11
25% Apr
37% Jun
59
Jan
5
34% Jan
7
5
42
29% Jan
fe
13
15
July 19
14
37% May
44% Jan
14
Aug 11
38% July 27
37% Sep
33% Sep
24
8
33% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
30% Apr
11
6
27% May 22
18% Aug
3
May
12 % Sep
19
15
Jan
5
11% Feb
14
19
13
1
47
Mar
4%
•
12% Feb
4
Reed Roller Bit
Reeves
61
18
64 % Apr
28% July 19
43% Jan
3
8% Jan
15% Jan
16
Bros
Jan
"7% Mar" 14
46
60
12% Oct
31
42% Feb
12
27
13
56
Sep
14
Apr
24
Revere
32% Sep
26
Jan
21
5
57% May
5
49
Oct
1
70
Apr
20
May 11
70
Aug
Apr
3
24%
31%
13
13%
13 Va
13 Va
13 %
3,100
15'A
15%
1574
1574
1574
16 %
19,200
33%
33 Va
33
33
32 Va
32 Va
33
33
33 %
337a
1,500
2u0
*37
39
50
*3374
3474
*3574
37
2574
26
25
1274
13
1274
7
37
*3574
37
36%
37
2474
25
2574
2674
2674
27%
4,000
1274
12 Va
1274
1274
12 Va
1274
1274
2,000
10
7%
*6%
6%
7%
*6%
6%
16%
16
16
*16
16%
16
28'%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27%
100
•61%
12%
12%
*12 %
12 %
12%
12%
200
52%
53%
53 %
54%
54 %
55'A
69,700
38'A
38%
39
39%
39%
5,400
10
•12%
12%
*12%
12%
10
53%
54%
53%
54 >8
_5
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
*61
62
31
32
5%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10,700
69%
66
68%
65%
67'/2
66 %
68%
68%
69%
43,b00
45%
45%
45%
45
45%
45
45
44%
44'%
900
lo
Tob class B
54%
54%
54%
54%
53%
54%
54
54%
54%
54%
13,500
10
9%
9%
9%
70
*62
70
70
*62
82
*80
82
81%
81%
*80%
100
99
99
99
99%
99%
1
18%
18%
18
18%
18 %
18%
18%
5s
6 %
6 %
6
10
55% May 11
34% Jan
27
8
28% Jun
25
23
8
27
30
Dec
105% Mar
1
35
Apr
13
12
30% Aug
2
37 % Apr
9
26
Jan
9
510
Apr
2
94% Oct
17
105
391
4
Feb
26
6
14% Sep
28
12
Feb
43% Dec
29
44% Dec
29
34
25
88% Sep
9
79% Jan
23
Jan
18
32"% Dec
15
27% Feb
9
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
3
II
Sep 27
10
16
5
17% Jan
May 28
68% Jan
Jan
30% Sep
-21% May 28
No par
11
48% July 31
115% July 17
36 % July 16
Haas
com
Royal
McBee
Ruppert
Bafoway
Stores
Co
6%
6 %
24,o00
69%
68%
67%
68
68%
70%
5,600
45%
*43%
45
43%
43 %
44
44
44%
44%
l,aU0
35
*35%
35%
34 %
35%
34%
34%
34%
35%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
20
20
20
14%
14%
14%
14%
14-8
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,500
23 %
23 %
23%
28%
22%
23%
23%
23%
28
24
b.ouO
29%
♦29%
29%
%
1
68
70
70%
va
1,600
bOO
100
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
29%
29%
28
28 %
28%
28%
28%
29
29%
29%
3,7*0
31
30
30
29%
30%
29%
30%
30
30%
12,fuO
417
414
416
413%
416'%
413%
416 %
416
417 Va
96
*94%
20
*29
415
100
*94 %
97%
*94%
28%
28%
28%
1
10
Co__50 Guilders
15%
41
15%
15%
%
28
28%
14%
15 '/a
96
*94 %
28%
28%
14%
15%
41%
41%
41 %
39%
102%
106%
102 %
104 %
100%
103%
40
*40%
100 %
*94%
98
3,300
15
15
15
820
98
28%
28
28%
5,300
43'A
4,300
101%
102%
105'A
94.3J0
41
41
1
30%
31%
30%
31%
31 %
31'%
31
31%
31%
31%
8,200
_i
31 %
32%
31 %
31%
30%
31
30 %
30%
30^8
31
5,200
•
(Jacob)
Ruberold
6 %
28%
Corp
(The)
5
26
17,600
30%
Co__
13 % Apr
19
%
68
1
Stevl
Petrol
38% Apr
18%
28%
common
Rotary
1
310
19%
5
A
31
100
34%
25
4% preferred series
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
29% Oct
600
82
99%
No par
Rohm
Electric
6
6 %
70
81%
.
14%
Spring & Axle Co
Royal Dutch
6
6%
*62
70
81%
100
44%
5
5%% conv preferred
Rochester Gas & El Corp
Rockwell
Co
%
*62
15
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
&
*62
9%
_io
.
Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
9 % Oct
:
15% Mar 21
Trust
Richfield Oil Corp
Rltter
17% Mar 20
Feb
Selection
Co
Rldgeway Corp
Rlegel Paper Corp
6
28% Apr
Dec"
Rhodesian
-
42% Aug 15
29
13% July 31
40% Jun
Manufacturing
23 % Jan
8
18% Jun
5
9%
9%
68
45%
1
*99%
8% Mar 20
32
50
common
*81%
84 % Apr
4,400
5%
5%
100
24
150
18,7oO
5%
5%
5%
100
23
62 %
32%
62
32%
5%
61V2
31
5%
30
*60%
62
31%
61 %
30%
5%
1
300
1,700
5%
62
31%
50c
series
Oct
200
27'A
series
6
200
16
27
Preferred 4.50%
66 % Jan
400
7'A
•16
Preferred 3.60%
8
*6%
16
27
16
Rheem
7%
16
26%
2.50
(R J)
*6%
5
11
37 % Mar 15
21% Jun
35
*3574
89% Jan
9
410
37
105% Jan
9
19
35%
12
17% Sep
17
37%
35 Vb
12
33% Jun
11
10
Common
6
Oct
37 Va
35%
30
14
Jun
3874
*34'A
Oct
Dec"l3
Jan
*37
35
Sep
Nov
21
377a
3474
% Sep
42
33%
*3574
3774
25'/a
34
Co—
&
pfd series A
Reynolds
37 Va
34
*37
18
9
257
19
32
12%
1574
98
Dec
100
9% Jan
3074
13'A
15%
preferred
Steel
Corp
Copper & Brass
4%%
13.4 JO
3174
13%
157 a
81
27%
7
32 Va
311*
1374
14
8% Sep
Jan~19
31%
32 Va
13%
157a
convertible
26
27% Oct
26% Sep
34
Oct
31%
700
31
20
33% Jun
12% Jan
61
49% Mar IS
82
6
*00
__50c
Reynolds Metals Co
13
2
45% Feb
Dec~~2
56'A
No par
85
45% Feb
91
6% July 26
5o%
Rexall Drug Co
14
Nov
105 '/a Apr
64% May 12
56
5
Co
10% July 26
9% Feb
12
Sep
54% Dec
26
56
Republic
10
8
62
26
26
56
Republic
45
44'/a Oct
Jan
*55Va
Conv pfd 3% %
series
Republic Aviation Corp
Pictures common
4
5% Sep
15% Aug 23
54% Sep
10% Jun
Jan
56
50
Inc
(Robt)
35% May 25
82
56
Reliance Mfg Co common
16
101
55'A
61.25 div prior preference
Stores Corp
18
16
15
Mar 11
3,5*0
55'A
Hosiery Mills
30% Apr
11% Aug
Mar 14
16%
preferred
3
67% Feb
61
167i
preferred
2nd
18% Jan
47% Sep
10
72
1674
Reliable
30
40
1st
noncum
18% Mar 14
Dec
Oct
71%
1674
50
10% Mar 14
May 16
6
72
17
1
2
6% Mar 14
May 10
72
167 a
5
27
6% Oct
15
60
13% Jan
37%
72
17
*72%
2.50
Jan
Sep
31
41
37
71V4
17
Co
21% Aug 25
3
26
3774
73
17%
Inc
Silk
Rels
7% Jan
15% Sep
36%
73
16%
Mfg Co
Co common
noncum
4%
Real
37'A
73
No par
preferred
Inc
Reading
37% Apr
38% Mar
4
com
5
1st
63.50
Ranco
3
31% Feb
19% Mar 22
13
»•-
Radio Corp of America
9-/2
9%
*9%
9%
9 %
9%
9%
9%
65%
63%
66
67 Va
87
87
87
88 y4
9%
9%
500
s
42% July 21
58% Dec
27
60% Feb
14
70% Oct
15
92% Sep
9
98% Feb
28
86 Va Sep
12
97% Feb
3
103 %jun
17
13
151% Oct
15
40
Jan
22% Jan
126
6
112
Feb
20
22
39% Oct
31
July 14
55
11
27
Dec
22 Va Jan
16
Jun
o2
Mar 19
25 Va Aug
34% Jun
13
Oct
1
17
88% Jun
27
77
Sep
28
265
Aug 17
320 Va Apr
15
245
Sep
17
311
145
Apr
170
Jan
10
155
Jan
5
215
49% Jun
7
40% Feb
9
31
25% Mar 14
74
Jan
26
OttjU.
X«i
91% Mar 23
4%
_b
preferred
100
preferred
4.30%
Bt
common
conv
Joseph
lo
Lead
Co
io
St Joseph Light & Power
St
No par
L San F Ry Co common_.No
par
Preleried series A 5%
100
-
28
33% Mar 14
18% Jan
17
13
32
21
29Va Jan
19
Sen
16
105
Dec
12 Va Nov
21
14% Feb
20
Oct
27
27% Jan
3
22
Jan
6
57% Dec
16
65% Mar 14
78% Jun
20
Feb
98
93% Oct
19
13
6
18
40
| 58% Oct
7
63 % Apr
75 Va Mar
1
92
Sep
100
Jun
8
34% Nov
1
16
43% Jan
6
59% Apr
6
31 % July 18
83 Va
28
Sep
95
27
35 V2 Oct
Paper Co
1st pfd 4.40%
series A
100
1
Arms
Schenley
18
Jan
6
Jan
Bcott Paper
15c
Co
No par
No par
preferred
Scovlll
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
89% Mar
16
Oct
Seaboard
Seaboard
Oil
23% Jun1
4
8
7
Seagrave
Sears
29% May 28
36% Jan
3
12 Va Jun
21% Feb
29
Seioerllng
7% Apr
27
Servel
9 Va Apr
26
10
61% Jan
5
1
3% Aug 29
Oct
83% Jan
11
18
9% Mar 14
33
64
Nov
Oct
22% Jan
11% Jan
18
Apr
4
59
July 11
Mar 15
9
3
10
8
30% July 12
21% Sep
13 V4 Feb
11
29
22
14
15% Jan
23
21% Feb
7
6
49% Nov
14
45% Jan
3
63% Nov
7
55% Jan
4
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
23
lfl
Mar 19
6
35 % Mar 26
Slgnode
19
55% Apr
Simmons
86% Aug
72% May
26
9
8
52% Jan
24
37% Mar 14
64% Dec
1
50% Feb
10
20% Jan
25% Jun
27
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
7
12
174
2
33% Jan
July" 19
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
15% Sep
210
19% Mar
30
20% Dec
19
35
54
37% Jan
Mar 14
44% Jan
40% Nov
18
17% Jan
17
31% Jan
7
61
Jan
26
Oct
32% Jan
64 %
May 10
Socony
6
24
July 10
21V» Mar
34
Aug'
36% Nov
18
65 %
July
38VaApr
11
63% Jan
16
20
31 Va Oct
'30
40% Jan
17
46% Oct
7
24
34% May 24
3
20% July 31
Sep
24% Jun
3
12
49
3
25
14
54 Va July 27
19% Jan
1
29
31
11
237% Apr
12 V4 Jan
23
46% Oct
5
4
1
32
Mar 27
44
Nov
2
38'/a Oct
87% Apr 14
25% Oct 11
93
15% Jan
4
4% Oct
11
7
77% Oct
21
90
69
Dec
29% May
24% July
Feb
7
77% Dec
98% Sep
16% Jun
16
103'/e Nov
21
100
Nov
Sep
10% Jan
35% Nov
88
8
91 % Jan
8
18
4
May 28
18
Julv 11
footnotes
anp
on?*
91% Jan
26
7% Oct
20% Mar 4
16% Feb 11
44 V8 May 14
24
12% Jan
«
9% Jan
24
3
12
Oct
2
22
16%
17
18%
18'A
18%
54
62
Q9
•lOCVz
34%
55%
62%
92
102
34%
53 %
61 Va
♦92
*100%
34%
51%
54
61'A
62 %
*92
92 Va
*100%
102
34 Va
3474
53 %
Xl6%
18%
X52
6174
62 Va
92
92 Va
102
*100%
*
4,800
177a
I8V2
18%
11,000
53%
55 %
2j,10O
62 Va
fa, 900
62
62%
*
83 %
85
92 Va
100 %
3474
34%
90 Va
100%
92
102
3474
34%
17 Va
17
18%
53%
34-/8
*83 Va
510
10
4,600
t
85
37%
37 %
37%
37%
37%
38 74
38
38%
12,300
17%
17 Va
177/a
17%
17%
17%
1774
17%
54%
54 Va
54 Va
54
55
55
56 Va
5674
17 74
5774
4,700
53%
17
17
17%
17%
16'A
17
16%
16 Va
16 Va
16%
1,400
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
30 Va
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
35,ti00
1
13%
14'A
14'A
147/a
14%
14%
14'A
1474
14'A
14%
2,000
85
*83 Va
*83 Va
85
85
37%
6,400
4
3
*47
32
50
51V2
50 Va
51
50
50%
51
55'A
53%
50%
53 %
51
52%
14,uo0
49
*317a
4
9%
*24%
4Va
49
9'/a
25
4
*47 Va
*9%
*24
4 Va
50%
9%
9%
*24
24%
52
5174
52 Va
53 Va\
1,900
54'A
19,100
53%
38,400
900
9%
97a
9%
97a
974
24%
*24 Va
247a
24 Va
24%
200
78%
79%
14,400
75%
77
76
73
22
22 Va
22 Va
22%
75%
77 Va
75%
76%
23%
23%
22 Va
23%
14
14 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
1
30Va
31
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
50'A
No par
50c
V 8
22 Va
:
•
1374
x29
23 %
9,700
14
3,400
29 %
3,200
1,800
Inc
Co
51%
51
51
51 Va
51%
52
52%
83
84 Va
82%
84
8174
83
84
86 Va
2,100
59%
58%
59
57%
58%
58
5874
59
60 %
50,300
58%
59
58 %
58 %
57%
58%
58
60
61
5,400
60 V2
62
60%
61
61
62
61%
63 Va
65
6574
4,400
10
Co
51
85
58%
10
;
51%
83
_5
■;
38
38%
38
33
37
37 Va
37 %
377a
3774
387a
2,000
5
19%
20
15
Inc
54%
56 V2
1
E
Co
pfd—100
1
20%
*170
8%
21%
228
9
com_4.50
18%
19
50
49%
50
Rico
Sugar
19%
53%
21
*1708 Va
19
*43'A
31
193/ij
19%
1974
52%
53%
53%
54
21%
2174
2074
21%
•170
225
3%
19 %
8%
19
•48 >4
50
5,400
19%
52%
21%
19 Va
„
21%
19%
51%
20%
19%
x52%
5974
225
8%
170
8 Va
*170
225
8 %'"'
19'/a
19 '
19
50
50
50
f
8%
57,300
5,800
225
5,600
9
"
*
1874
19
*48 %
50
31 %
30 V2
31%
30%
3174
30%
31%
3,700
700
10,400
400
46%
4674
47 Va
47
47%
8,300
Co (The)
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_.No
par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
Soutih'n Pacific Co (Del)
No par
Southern Production Co Inc
1
20%
x20%
Southern
com
California
Edison
Southern
Southern
5%
Railway
non-cum
Mobile
&
Spalding
(A
d Sparton
G)
&
21'A
21
2074
21%
21%
2174
31 Va
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
31'A
*31'A
3174
36 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
3574
3574
35%
36
22,900
47 %
48%
47%
47%
46%
47%
46%
4774
477a
4774
33,900
43 %
Service
43%
43'A
43'A
43 Va
43'A
437a
43 Va
4374
44
53,400
44%
44
44%
43
44
4374
4474
4374
4474
13,000
18%
18'A
18
18'A
13 %
18 Va
18 Va
18%
187'a
1874
*85'A
88 Va
♦85
88V2
*85
88%
Co
_1
27%
27%
27%
27
27'/a
Inc
1
18%
2.50
$5.50
Chemical
pfd
5%
No par
*42 Va
19
27%
*187/a
19 %
18%
18%
5 Va
5
5
65
42 Va
42%
*36
65
5Va
5
6
52%
53%
52%
52%
51%
52
preferred
100
*97%
98 Va
*97'/a
98%
97
97%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Cnrp common...
$4.50 preferred
50c
4.20%
Square
Inc
common
D Co
1
25
17%
24
101
xl7
23%
*100
17%
23%
101 Va
2
13%
14
137/a
77%
77
77
17
23%
100
17'A
23%
100
♦85
27 %
19
5
*36 Va
88 Va
277a
19
574
65
*85
277i
2774
| 9,200
187'a
1874
1,300
5%
3,700
5%
*36 Va
65
com
5274
53
5374
8,400
*97
98 Va
*97
98 Va
60
1674
23%
*100
17
17
2374
23%
100%
99 Va
17%
6,600
23%
66,500
100
"
70
14
5,900
137 a
1374
1374
1374
75%
76'A
767a
76%
*76 %
76%
170
2774
2874
23,000
28%
27%
27%
27%'
27%
287a
31'A
No par
39 V2
39%
39 Va
39%
39 %
39%
39%
397a
39%
40
No par
81
81%
*80Va
81 %
*80 %
81%
*81%
81%
8174
8174
8%
7%
7%
7%
7%
77a
7%
77 a
-♦11%
11%
*11%
1174
1174
11%
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co
1
7%
1
*11%
28%
12
10
52
5
Inc
12,700
88 Va
13%
14
77'A
new
Brands
preferred
17%
23%
*100
No par
common
preferred
Standard
$3.50
Co
1,200
100
ctfs
Bros
21Vs
31Va
35%
44
No par
Corp
Co.
&
Public
tr
15,300
21%
31%
20
common
preferred
Ohio stk
Southwestern
$4.50
31'A Nov
17
18%
46%
Spiegel
1
32 Va
17
18%
47 %
3
2
32
17%
18%
46%
17
3
32
16%
2,000
32%
47 Va
16% Jan
36% Oct
31 Va
32 %
47%
83% Jan
78% Oct
23
33'A
25
Southern
1
22% Oct
98%
2274
3274
36'A
16% Nov
22
99%
22%
32'/a
36%
103 % Mar
41% July 27
94 % Nov
*98%
23%
32
36%
25
18
99 Va
22%
*35 Va
Jun
July 27
98
23%
36 %
Spencer
2
99 VB
23%
*35%
18
July 17
4,*J0
99 '/a
23%
36 Va
73% Jan
24 % Mar 20
130
23
99%
23%
*35 Va
25
29 Va Apr
100
*99 %
10,200
36 %
97
105
50
31%
47% Jun
23% Oct .31
49%
50
36
16
97% Sep 14
13 % May 28
74% Oct 19
48%
30 V2
30
8
49%
_5
Spear
14
48%
,
20
205
4
preferred
4
6
■50
"180
25
8%
17
21
27
Porto
6% Sep
23% Aug
86
28% July 19
21
Jan 17
X4 J %
205
1
Oil
Carolina
63% Aug
29% Jun
17% Nov
4
51%
*180
3174
preferred
30
103% Nov
5
Mobil
42 Va Oct
2
Mar 22
For
13
Sep
14
88% Mar 14
10% Oct
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
24'/a May 15
17% Apr 17
Aug 31
Feb
2
5
17
87%
6
1
17% Oct
50 %
l,o00
205
49
G
18
*180
250
3 Va
&
Mar 16
205
"23o
31 %
South
38% July 20
58% Mar 23
245
*185
6,200
777a
78
2o0
*47%
Platinum—
33 Va Apr
245
210
26%
77%
26 Va
26%
*235
4
&
31
260
*190
77'A
77 %
32
Bouth Amer Gold
23
*245
26%
26%
250
49
Solvay American Corp 4%
Jan
26 'A
77 %
*235
3%
10
South
77 Va
9*0
30%
24
33% Jan
29
Smith-Douglass
5%
26%
77 Va
23 Va
*47 Va
Solar Aircraft Co
13
26%
78
23 %
25
31
Feb
•27%
77%
700
24
32
Co
20
8% Sep
17% Jan
26%
1
(A O) Corp
Smith-Corona Inc
49'A Sep
205
*23 Va
No par
19Vb Oct
23
23 Va
No par
Smith
Oil
23%
17%
No par
Co
18% Jun
54% July 25
7
28% Jan
Feb
Skelly
3
23%
10,500
49
Strapping Co
7
12% May 23
26
51% Dec
Jun
17
Aug
23%
4074
7.50
7
Feb"
27%
Apr
67
23%
40 %
31
Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp
71
23%
2U0
40'A
31%
Corp of America
Steel
*
39%
31%
Shelter Mfg Corp
Sheraton
40'A
*47 Va
Shell Oil Co
100'/a Aug
29
39%
1
37%
1
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen
Feb
40 Va
8/
2.50
Inc
Gas
53 Va Oct
25% Dec
18
&
26
19 % Jun
20 Va Nov
Oil
40
26,400
67%
1457a
145
*83 Va
1
Industries
62% Jan
7
57 '/a Jun
Shamrock
40%
86%
88 Va
No par
common
$4.50 preferred
11 Va May
9
25
Inc
*;
Co
7
6
28
Rubber
Shahmoon
-40%
667/a
67'A
145
3
Co
18
17
46% Oct
&
20
18% Aug
89% Jan
Jan
Roebuck
Sep
9
13% Nov
44
19
145
5
Co
22'/a Jun
10
66 Va Mar
60
39% Jan
31
36 Va Feb
16
63
29
39% Jan
49% Apr 11
49% Nov 29
12
23% Feb
38
44% Sep
*87%
20
Co
Corp
10
144
8 8'A
1
Finance
Aug
144
66%
67
145
100
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
69
16
17
.—25
147
88
1
44% May
19% Feb 29
52% Oct' 25
20% Dec
Nov
No par
common
$4
40'A Nov
6% Nov
5
~1.4G
Inc
$3.40 preferred
28
52
io
Corp
8% Mar 15
34% Dec
10
1
Corp
Industries
Scherlng
17 % May 28
5
5
common
9
40 % Apr
18
Bt Regis
20
105% Apr
8
92 Va May
noncum
Savage
Oct
22 Va Mar
14
7
4
Ry Co—lOO
preferred
loo
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co
Bangamo Electric Co
11
85% Jan
6%
Southwestern
18
8
May 28
44% Feb
Feb
Bt Louis
23% Aug 22
37 Va Mar 29
Sep
107
33% Jan
12% Jun
105
Mar
98
101% Oct
17
2
Sep 17
60% July 31
31
25
July 13
19% Sep 22
Oct
17% Apr
25% Oct
101
Aug
147
65'A
145
12
8
12
3,900
100
4,700
300
Volume
184
Number
5583
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1931)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
53%
Jun~24
102
Aug 19
8'/2Jan
6
Oil
of
S
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common—10
62% Apr
1G% Oct
25
May 28
55% May 15
95
22
Oct
25
100 % Mar 23
3%%
12% May 29
15% Aug
2
3
of
Oil
California
22% Feb
14
14% Oct
31
17% Jan
50
11
43% Jan
23
58% Aug
17
36
60% July 28
51 % Jan
19
81
Aug
15
Stauffer
15 % Aug 22
13"% Mar
5
15
Jan
25
42% Mar 14
59% Dec
50
24% May 12
23% Jan
6
29
185/a Jan
6
16% Feb
23
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
19% Jan
4
21
26% Jan
6
33% Dec
20% Sep
26
4
29
46%
47
46
47%
46
47%
47%
48%
59%
57%
58
57%
57%
58%
59%
59%
60%
41,200
55%
57%
55%
56%
53%
55 %
541/2
56%
56%
58%
165,350
51%
52 %
51%
52
51%
52%
*94%
1
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
5
14%
14 %
14%
14%
53
53
71%
73%
70%
14
14
6
14%
14%
14%
4,700
*51
53%
*52
*52
54
71%
73%
*14
—
—
100
54
73
14%
\
73%
6,600
14%
14%
600
54
55
53%
54%
53%
53%
53%
55
54%
59%
14,700
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
10,300
35%
35%
35 %
35%
.35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
17
May 28
21% Jan
4
Stix
&
Fuller
Co
6
17%
17%
*17 'A
17%
17'A
17%
*17%
17%
600
18
Feb
13
22% Aug
8
Stokely-Van
Camp
Inc
1
18%
19
18%
19%
2,900
18% Oct
31
20% Jan
26
2C
18%
18%
*181/4
18%
31 % May 28
35% Jun
14
No par
34%
35
34%-
—1
26%
27%
26%
July 14
30
105
58% Jan
9
5% Oct
19
32
Feb
80% Sep
Studebaker-Packard
29
31
101% Jun
80
Broadcasting
Sunbeam
6
15% Mar 15
31
70% Jan
30
Stone & Webster
10% Feb
'Aug
7
22% Jan
23
1
22% Nov
2
67% Oct
2
8
1,080 Dec
8
960
8% Nov 22
Jan
6
18V4 Feb
8
41% Nov
2
Aug
1
Sun
Oil
40
Oct
21
July
52 %
26
Mar 14
30
May
91% Apr
15
6% Jan
6
Co
10
25
27
17% May
62 % Jun
July 25
18
36% Oct
11
5,900
2,300
69'A
X68 %
68
68%
68%
68 Va
69
2,300
Mining Co
69%
8%
2
Sunshine
3
2
Superior Oil of California—
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
Sweets Co
7
&
May
7
May
7
Symington
9
(James)
Corp
Aircraft
Corp
45% May 17
9
Oct
19
13
7
Oct
1
143
Oct
11
Nov
28
150
Jan
23
35
Oct
17
38 % Dec
2
34% Feb
10
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
18
Jan
10
10% Jan
Textron, Inc
1
20'A Oct
1
29% Apr
16
1
20% Oct
3
29% Apr
16
19% Mar
4
15% Feb
28
22% July 10
45
53
47% Aug 21
54'% July 10
13% July 31
11'A Jun
6
13% July 25
10% Jan
Jun
1
47% July 25
44
11% Jan
11
15% Feb
18
11% Sep
48% Jan
60% Mar 24
26% Jan
5
6
14% Apr
23
51
11
14
Jan
26
80
Nov
1
20
104
Feb
13
23
47% Mar 26
7
24% Sep
27
28% Feb
13
$1.20
22
75'% Dec
23
Sep
62'A Feb
17
95% Oct
30
Timken
18'A July 26
13'A Oct
9
44'/2 Jan
lo
44% Oct
25
li
34% Oct
1
8
58 Va Jun
17'A Oct
31
Jan
31
6
-
72% Aug
37% Mar
~14~
22% Oct
28
48% Sep
35 % Jun
18% Jan
20
24% July 13
20
22% Oct
11
28'A Jun
15
24% Feb
9
55% Dec
14
60
Nov
18
541/4 Sep
24
25% Dec
29
25
18
Mar 15
50
May 16
53 'A Feb
Mar 14
33% Apr
14
Oil
Aug 26
30% Oct
Transue
15
2«% J"lv 97
Jan
10
32
Mar
2
17
63
Mar
1
51
88%
*86 Va
88%
30
10%
10%
10%
10%
10,900
191/4
18%
19%:
18%
18%
18%
)-* 00 .yl cs^
18%
191/4
;
8%
8
8%
17
16%
1,700
12,500
17
9%
8%
lo,400
54%
53%
54%
53%
54'A
541/4
55%
55
55%
3,700
60'A
57
58'A
55%
57%
56
57%
57%
59%
47,500
40%
38%
39%
37%
38%
38%
39%
391/4
40%
17,200
30%
30%
31'A
3OV4
30%
30%
311/8
22,600
30%
15%
16
15%
16
151/4
15%
16
16%
28
28
*27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
400
36%
35%
30'A
16%
28%
15%
*28
35'A
36%
35%
36%
36i%
36%
36%
37%
12,400
30%
7,000
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
164
164'/a
*164'%
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
36"%
20,500
21%
22%
21%
22i%l
221/4
22%
20,200
21%
22
21%
221%
22%
22%
1,600
18%
18%
3,000
48%
48'/2
7%
7%
165
165
*163
170
4,200
500
170
50c
22%
22%
21%
22'%
22%
22%
21%
21%
19
19
19
19
18%
19%
18%
19
49'A
49'A
49%
49'%
48'%
49
*48i%
49
*12'A
12'%
*12'A
12%
•12'A
12%
*12i/4
12%.
*12'A
12%
1
13%
13%
13%
12%
47
47'%
*46%
47'A
*46%
*11%
11%
5
No par
-.
50
24%
95%
92'A
25
25
24%
25
93%
95
94
94%
15,500
13%
4,100
13%
13^
13%
*67%
68%
45%
45%
45%
46
46%
47
38%
37%.
37%
37%
37%
37%
3 8'A
37%
38%
20,600
18'%
17%
18%
17%
17%
17 %
18'A
18'A
18%
9,500
28%
*28'A
29%
27
27
27'%
27'%
27%
27%
27'%
2 7'A
26%
27 %
27
56
56%
*55%
56
55'A
55'A
55%
551/4
20'A
29
27%
28'A
•
28%
*27%
*54
58
31
54
54
*52%
53%
*52
25'%
24%
25%
24
25
16%
16%
*16%
17
16%
16%
51
*49
51
*49%'
15% Aug
16
20 % Jan
19
15% Apr
27
18
11
Twin
46'A Aug
17
60
19
46
25
52
Jun
7
5%
9% Nov
2
18% Mar
4
8% Jun
6
14
Va Jan
18
Twin
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
25% Oct
25
35'A Jun
15
TXL
City Rap Transit com—No par
*49
50
prior preferred
9%
1
Co
1
(The)
9%
9%
9%
9%
27%
27
27%
27
30'A
30%
26
27%
'
1,000
1,700
28%
800
27%
27%
55
55'a
19,300
1,300
28
*
58
30%
30%
28%
3.500
*56
30%
30%
*52
58
30%
3,200
300
54
53
5J
24%
25%
24%
25%
15,900
*16%
17
16%
16%
500
*49»%
»
51
51
■
*49
9%
9 %
9%
26%
'
*54
53
25%
30%
31%
'
—
28
58
28%
*55
59
13%
13%
*57
12
2,100
27%
1
29 'A Apr
8,900
25
94%
50
11
39%
28%
,
50
30
12,100
97
38%
17%
No par
Oct
79%
*94
37%
200
'
13%
5
(conv)
371/4
11%
78'A
80
97
*94
80
47%
IIV2
11%
68%
37%
1
771/4
77%
37%
1,900
45'A
13'A
68'%
45'%
—
*24%
*46%
46%
.
*lli%
11%
270
13
12%
67
13%
67'A
45%
Corp common
46%
471/4
12%
45»A
13'A
5
2
Inc
21%
13
97
371/4
25
91
21% Jan
Corp
75%
*94
37%
25
2
A
3 7'A
93
—
_
*11%
97
——---
Cor))
Airlines
.
77
*94
24%
13
conv
74
97
37%
91'A
14
Coach
75
*
37%
25
—
(The)
series
Preferred
11%
73%
*94
13
No par
Williams Steel.
&
170
*11 %
—10
_
_
preferred
OH
88 %
10%
16 'A
591/2 Apr
Apr
88%
10%
8%
31% Jan
Jan
88'/a
10%
16%
16
Jun
90%
10%
8%
24% Dec
62 'A Mar 13
*88%
10%
16'%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser—50
20th Century Fox Film.:
1
36% Mar 12
90%
37%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
2
Oct
World
<:2.7n
6,300
37.1/4
_
_
Co
Tri-Con Liner, tal
July 27
10,900
49%
38%
(The)
Transamerica
59
100
43%
48%
No par
_
common-
Edison
Trans
22%
42%
48%
38
common
30
26 % Mar 21
45% Apr
*22%
42%
48'/a
♦166
Roller Bearing
New
22%
42 '/2
39
common
preferred
Co
Trane
2
27
14
51
Nov
52'A Apr
2
25
47
*22 'A
48%
_100
preference
Co
Tidewater
Toledo
Mar 29
15
■"
%
42 'A
47'/a
8%
'
.
22
41%
48%
17'%
(J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4% preferred
I—100
Jan
22 %
42%
8%
Thompson
94
23
41%
48 9
54
convertible preferred
$2.50
1,200
_No par
Co
Co
The Fair
Mar 28
40%
16%
__No par
common
conv
Thermoid
4
July 23
40'A
17
common—1
$1.25 conv preferred
33
28% Dec
48
20
40%
57
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
$2.40
401%
No par
&
Utilities
25% Nov
40%
Trust—
Pacific Ry
Texas
Texas
15% Nov 28
3,700
40%
:
8%
ex-distribution—1
share ctfs
Sub
9
9
42% July 27
182'% May
*22 V*
18%
preferred series A—25
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
Land
241/4
16%
conv
Pacific
23%
3%
Sulphur
Inc
320
24
2.50
25
■
Instruments
4.48%
4,800
24
1
Gulf
7
14
1010
1000
23%
975;
1
_
Corp
Texas
Sep
8%
8
1010
960
23 %
960
49%.
10%
9
8 »/b
23,200
42%
48%
*88 %
1
23
23%
26
26
8'/a
8
8
75%
40%
40%
42%
Corp
TelAutograph
Texas
3
*22%
7.50
Texas
1
11
(rhe)__4.16%
69
%
*73%
24
980
*23'/a
41
No par
Gould
8
965
41
25
Talcott Inc
■29% Sep
23%
5
$4 preferred
4
*980
25
5*0
Co
17
33% Oct
13% Jan
of America
8%
1010
24%
8%
10c
38% Mar 26
8
39% Oct
12.50
Producing Co
37
3,000
68%
Inc
Gulf
11
20
741%
74
Biscuits
Co
28% Oct
105% May 10
35 % Dec
5
75 Va
*
22%
Texas
12
17
74%
*73%
74%
351/4
Texas
16
19
74%
751%
74
X22%
7
27
27
74%
73 %
75
96
x35 %
4
Oct
Jan
74'A
74
*91%
96
*91%
36%
69% May
29
43% Oct
95
*95
2 3'A
Tennessee
100'% Sep
93
99
251/a
27
30
4,600
99
*95
*35%
51
11% Jan
12% Jun
3,300
14%
*22%
26
25% Jan
11% Mar 16
48
13%
35%
57% Apr
July 12
471/2
14%
23%
31
6
25
47%
13"%
25%
37% Oct
28
13"% Jan
5%
47%
13%
5
35%
45
21
174
5%
47'A
13%
5%
23
53% Sep
Dec
5%
46%
14
5%
25%
6
16% Jan
37,100
5%
46
13%
5%
35%
Temco
28% Jun
5%
%
45%
14%
23%
10
44"% Jun
7,200
25%
181/8 Sep
10
2,500
26%
23 'A
20% Mar
11
35
26%
35%
15 % May
10 '/a Oct
400
34%
r.
25%
12
24% Oct
261/8
35%
Feb
Apr
35
26%
23%
99
14
34%
26%
26%
2
Feb
35 %
35%
8
12
35
25%
23%
May 28
45'A Dec
35%
26%
25%
Nov
—■
18%
75%
12'/a Jun
8
18%
*73%
2
—
18%
46
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
9
18%
70%
Swift
Aug 24
19
*69'%
50 % July 26
8 % Feb
21
*18%
6,700
5%
—
55% May 10
86
9% Sep
17
9.
Feb
19
13%
_No par
9
42
18%
45%
issued
30
41% Oct
6
July 26
99
May 16
9
2
49"% Jun
Mar 22
1,220
18%
1
No par
27% Feb
25
18%
10
52% Mar 16
10
23% Sep
Mar 30
6
10% Mar
Jan
19
___l
common
30 % Apr
May 28
21% Jun
18%
:
Sunshine
6
Feb
78
33% Sep 15
58% May
2
■it'. 17'A
17 'A
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series A________l
5 % % 2nd pfd series of '55
30
Jufy~al
39
22
Corp
Corp
$4.50 series A preferred
26% Jan
July 10
Co
Corp
Chemical
Sun
Mar 23
30%
15
27% Jun
common
prior preference
Storer
50
8
Oct
93
1
(J P) & Co Inc
Baer
5%
.5
Incl
Drug
Stevens
29 % Aug 24
13% May 28
Jun
Sterling
6
27% Mar 12
22% Feb
87% Sep
12% Jun
Jan
14%
5
35
24
14%
_15
40% July 25
43
7,200
xl4%
Stewart-Warner Corp
28
7% Jan
15%
3
32% May 11
75% May 17
Nov
15
39% Apr
25% May 12
25
15%
97
1
When
% Sep
41'% Jan
10,100
54
98
15
14
17% Aug 12
11
21% Jan
11
*14
52%
*95%
*95
15
27
7
17% Jan
14
52%
97
Jan
4
44% Oct
75
14
*95
30% Oct
15% Jan
4
67% Feb
20
53%
71%
1
97
20% Sep
41 % Jun
11
27
41
*51
10
*95
5
5
Dec
740
51%
71 %
14%
No par
Co
97
79,100
21
Oct
95
Shares
48%
Jan
29% July
12% Jan
the Week
Nov. 2
38% Oct
Aug 26
9
32
Friday
Nov. 1
58%
100
Stanley Warner Corp
Co (The) L S
Chemical
Bales far
Thursday
47%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Mar 30
13% Jan
FRICK«
7
Starrett
Feb
BALA
Oct. 31
25
Ry Equip Mfg Co
40% May 26
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 30
6.25
Indiana
preferred series A
Standard
Tuesday
Oct. 29
Standard
31
Mar 28
15% Dec
Monday
Par
Standard
65
58% May
50
99
STOCK
4
23
RECORD
LOW AND
Aug 14
1
48 % Jan
49 % Jan
May~18
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
45% Oct
42%
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
2 6'A
to -J
50%
9%
9%
2.200
27%
a"
28%
23,700
u
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
9
33
4
43 % Jun
28
21% Oct
25
1
11
Jan
4
Oct
16% Mar 19
Udyllte
44
Underwood Corp
1
May
6% Dec
6
31 % Feb
80% Mar 14
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
20
108% Mar 22
92
Nov
1
86% Oct
3
98% Sep
12
10
116% Sep
6
103 % Jan
26
31% Jun
30
21% Oct
9
31% Apr
26% Jan
6
Union
Union
Carbide
Union
Client
Union
Elec
47% May
2
26
26% Oct
1
30
Jan
17
Jan
5
97% Nov
2
112
Jan
100
Apr
7
81 % Oct
18
93
Jan
11
92
78 %
.
Sep
12
91
Feb
Oct
11
104
Jan
59
7
Feb
5
10
32% Jun
52
Jan
Oct
1
19
29
3
Oct
1
65% Apr
39
Va
10 %
36
May
35%
114%
115%
26
74 % Dec
22
61% May 25
87'A Sep
Nov
7
34%
Jan" ~6~
28
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
22
128% Dec
49% July 25
23
150
Sep
110% Nov
Xll4
33 % Sep
22
26% Oct
2
108% Feb
15
97
Oct
19
32% Apr
107
Feb
20
34 %
35%
34%
112%
114%
112%
22%
22%
22%
22%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
98 %
99
98
98%
.98%
98%
$3.70 series
No par
83
*79
83
*79
83
80%
No par
No par
$4
series
*8)
80%
*80%
*89
80%
82%
92
92
80%
91
*88
22 'A
26%
98
*79
6
35%
36
113%
114
22 %
22%
26%
26 %
97%
98
.
80%
*88
1,400
,
36'A
11,300
114%
20,700
5,600
22%
17,400
27
220
98
*79
83
7,500
6
83
80
80
81%
91
*88
60
90%
?*>
56%
57%
56
56%
55 Va
56 %
56 %
57%
58 %
59%
18,200
10
30 %
30%
30
30%
2.)%
30%
29%
30
29%
30%
26,700
8%
8%
8%
8%
29%
29 %
29 %
33%
84%
Oil
Union
of California
Tank
United
RR
Co
com
29%
No par
Co——
Car
4%
Aircraft
(ser of 1956)
Air
United
Biscuit
24
Corp
Lines
100
conv
17% Jan
3
July 25
21% Sep
18
28% Apr
9
18
57% Nov 28
48% Jan
20
71% Mar 26
34'A Jan
20
57% Aug 24
Oct
25
62
4% Apr
1
4% Feb
9
148
109%
39%
40%
26 %
America—No par
27%
"*143
,
8%
8%
8%
8%
29 Mr
29%
29%
29 %
29%
4,000
85,
83
85%
84
85%
20,900
82
%
152
144%
144%
*145
146%
146%
108%
109
109 %
110%
109%
39%
39'/a
40
39 %
40%
40'A
26'/a
27'A
27%
27
26%
27
97
*94
97
*95
97
*95
10
24
24%
*23%
24
*23%
24
62 %
62%
61%
62
61'A
62
61 %
61
44%
*44%
4%
4%
*95
97
24
No par
Carbon Co
200
110
109%
27
9
152
39%
109
5,100
8%
29%
23%
*94
No par
Board & Carton Corp
United
85
109%
'
1U
$4.50 preferred
44% Jan
*141
pfd_;—100
Inc
of
82%
5
com^
preferred
conv.
4%
United
United
27
36
115
23
*79
800
14%
22
6
6
4%' non-cum preferred —10
1
44% Mar 2u
14%
21%"
22%
Preferred
5
10
23
14%
22
26%
Union' Pacific
35% Jan
113% Jan
14%
21%
6 '/a
10
Union
103% Oct
113
14%
22 %
6 %
No par
9
5
14%
21%
6%
'
10
'
48'A Sep
6
35%
37%
No par
Materials Corp
14%
2 2'A
22
:
6%
common
Co
2
30
%
Corp__6%
Paper
Carbon
&
&
Preferred $3.50 series.
May 10
Apr
Bag-Camp
Preferred
15
93
July 27
104% Mar 29
22%
6
14%
15
22
5
1
.".
Preferred $4.50 series
9
8% Sep
26
8
133% July 17
28% Apr
14%
No par
(The)
Corp
Asbestos <te Rubber Co
Union
113
28
45% Sep
Mar 27
-
3,500
41%.
18,300
25%
2,300
97
23%
2,200
bl%
64
2,500
44%
%
23%
443
United-Carr Fastener—
6% Jan
44
12
3
United
Jan
6
73% Jan
23
May
4
7
7% Feb
11
6% Jun
20
7
Jan
3
United
Corp
3n% Oct
27
7% Oct
31
23
Jan
5
United
6
Jan
15% Feb
25
13% Mar 14
51% Feb
30
Sep
2
26
78
22% Dec
17
60
17
13% Jun
Mar 31
May
Jan
8
21
30
5
United
Fruit
14
United
Gas
41% July 30
United
Gas
35% Jan
23
8% Mar
5% Oct
2
23% Jun
3
4% Aug
15% Sep
1% Sep
19
2% Jan
27% Oct
11
36% Dec
28 % Jan
23
20% Aug
29
22
64% Df-c
184% Feb
Engineering & Foundrv_^—5
Mar
39% Mar
Dec
United
Aug
9
61% Dec
18% Aug 20
35
14
177
United
55
Oct
29
54% Jan
6
9
7% Jan
19% Feb
6
29
United
3% Mar 26
39 % May
77
181
U
Aug
2
U
Feb
1
Oct
22
17% Oct
15
19
22% July 19
Oct
16
12
Sep
26
5
For
16% Mar
44% Nov
15% Feb
footnote*-
see
3
28
14
19'A Mar 22
Jan
5
49% Mar 16
page
44
S
,
S
U
U
S
;
6%
8 %
27
6 %
7%
26'/a
6%
8%
27
*44
4%
*78 %
6 %
44%
*78 %
6%
28%
13.800
8 %
8
8%
28 %
100
8,700
79
6%
6%
■7%
27%
4
4%
4%
4%
79
57,900
4,300
28%
5,200
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46'A
46%
46%
46%
2
10
13 %
32%
33
32%
33%
32%
33 %
32%
33
32%
33
14,700
38
37%
38
38 %
38 %
—
Improvement
Co
No par
Co common
16
1%
38%
Xl5%
*37%
5%
5%
16%
15%
2
1%
38
5%
16
2
*37%
5%
15%
1%
35
35 %
34%
35%
34 %
27%
27%
26
27%
X25 %
64%
61
62%
59%
63
*161
16%
*37%
common
1
16.%
series A-^
5n
*44%
Inc
preferred
*37%
5%
1
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
Foreign Securities-;
1
Industries
6 %
8
26
4%
15%
Freight Co
4%%
28
44%
79
-No par
Co
Corp
Gypsum
27%
*78 %
4%
*78%
46 %
4
preferred
-100
S Hoffman Mach common—82 %c
5% class A preference
50
S
8%
*44
15%
Merch & Mfrs Inc
&
6%
8%
4%
79
47
7%
44% July 20
160
37
40% Jan
United
U
24
28% Oct
23
9
79
6%
'
44%
15%
Industrial Corp
United
*78%
1
19
29% Oct
10
46
6% Aug
Mar 14
(Del)
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
Electric Coal Cos
5
23% May 11
9
36% Oct
34% Dec
18
82
4%
Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Clg-Whelan
8% May 17
72% July 18
*44
No par
(Delaware),
Mar 21
4% Jan
162
18%
39
*161
18%
*37
162
13%
39
*161
18
*37
16%
16%
16'A
15%
47'/a
*44%
46'A
*44%
5%
16"
5%
5%
5%
2,100
15%
15 %
15%
26,500
1%
2
35
35%
35%
36
25%
26
2 6'A
26
26 %
60%
59%
60%
60%
63
162
18%
39
16%
47
300
5%
15 %
35
1%
4,400
1%
*161
18
*37
16
*44%
2
1G2
18%
39
16%
47
*
161
18%
"37
2,800
9.300
5.100
11,200
162
18%
16,200
39
16%
16%
*44%
13,400
47%
24.
\
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1932)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1955
6
2514 Nov
22% Jan
11
32 % Oct
5
9»/4 Feb
8"/e Jun
15
21% Oct
ii
28
23% Jan
11
66'A Jan
21
75% Mar
66
Sep
12
35% Oct
25
83
18
Lines Co common
4%^ preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co...
.US Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common.
9% July 13
35% Aug
1
6
44
Sep
84% Mar 21
93
Sep
35
Jan
20
Sep
2
90% Mar
128
3%%
July 18
3
23
45% Oct
1
17214 Jun
23
151 % Oct
4o'A Oct
11
60 % Feb
18
01
11
7o% Dec
1
60% Oct
30
69
Mar
9
U. S. Shoe Corp
US Smelting Ref
7%
preferred
40'/a May 16
62'4 Sep
23
51% Jan
23
71
Nov
2
US Steel Corp
168% Nov
14
Aug 31
169
Jan
20
110
Jan
156% Mar 14
9
Sep
150
1
Feb
«'£
19% Sep
17
71% Sep
4.
Jan
56
<
67% Mar 14
170
26
17% Oct'31
10
7%
,
1st
nonmm
30'/«
30%
•«%
8%
27%
27%
66'%
66%
1
36%
3(j%
100
*83%
...
100
l
17%
17%
64%
63%
63%
61%
68%
70
60%
08%
154
153%
60%
69%
153%
preferred
100
17% Oct
17
16
US Tobacco Co
31
38
Feb
10
12% Jun
27
14% Apr
23
7% noncumul-ative preferred
United Stockyards Corp
9% Dec
30
14% Apr
21
Oct
5
10% Jan
9
Jan
27
100% Jun
14
25
99
7% Sep
26
10% Aug
14% Oct
8
preferred
59% Apr
56'A
Mar"
23
35
May
4
32
Jan
3
39
Apr
6
27
170
Feo
18
145
Oct
29
167
Feb
24
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
24% May 31
77'A Nov
91
Feb
3
74% Aug
9
26
B
Universal Leaf Tobacco
8%
35'/« Oct
Van
Norman
Van
Raalte
4
65% July 21
7
Jan
4
10
42
Oct
1
58% Mar
8
10% Apr
47% Mar 15
Oct
Oct
14
133 % Jan
24
129
Feb
7
130
Feb
13
133% Jan
21
123
Sep
12
128
Feb
1
37% Jan
3
26% Oct
31
Jan
11
94
12
7
2
122
Nov
7
33
Jan
3
6
44 % Dec
38 % Jan
10
106% Oct
30
Oct
30
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
13
100
Dec
27
103 % Aug
22
101
Feb
16
106
93
92 % Oct
May 23
37 % Jan
30
49% Nov
6
33
11
Jan
18
18%
18%
*34%
35 %
*13"%
14
15
7 %
7%
15%
*14%
15%
76i/2
*76
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
44%
46
44%
43
1
32'%
X43%
1,380
8%
90 %
90%
*52
52
33%
270
1,700
8%
901/2
7. %
33%
2,500
33%
52
200
52%
7%
2,900
15%
90%
6,400
1,800
*146
149
149
*25
26
*25
26
77
*74%
76%
75
75
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24 7 'a
44
44
44%
44%
70
149
45%
149
70
10
2,700
9,000
14%
14
14 V«
14
14 Va
14
14
14
14
28
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
9%
9
9%
9%
9%
10
x9
9 "A
8%
9 Va
43,100
45
45
45%
45'A
45%
2,200
Industries
Chemical
Shreve
Inc
Inc
Co
&
2.50
Pacific
%
Ry com_100
*123
*123
123
div
Works common
partic
Virginia Elec &
$5
preferred
5
preferred
Co
Power
*81
10
*81
*
*123
•'
26%
*81
85
85
109
109
107
43
43
43
43%
43%
43%
107
107
107%
*106%
107%
23
23 %
22%
23
23%
1,800
,
--
27%
7,300
85
23%
2,700
108
800
43%
44
6,000
106%
108
107
108
2,900
.
*123
*81
85
—
27
26%
23
43%
42'%
27%
—
*123
27
23
111
*108
-
26%
*83
85
23%
23%
100
com
28%
27%
100
No par
com
'123
_
27%
*
*123
'123
123
noncumulative preferred—100
45
45 74
45
45%
44%
107
460
96
40
107
13
103
Feb
13
$4.04
93
94
*93
95%
106
**
3
5,000
35%
*15
%
1,100
18%
8
33%
2,800
14
25%
*146
2,700
13
13%
7%
51%
33
51
32%
52%
21,500
*34 %
13%
8%
90%
7%
18%
70
43%
152%
18 Va
34%
*751,;,
com
32%
x
98
48
152%
Feb
Mar
6
$4.20
preferred
100
*94
97
*94
97
*94
97
*94
97
*94
97
17
$4.12
preferred
100
*95
98
*95
98
*95:
98
*95
98
*95
98
116
103% Feb
30
46% Jan
11
76% Nov
2
6
28% Nov
2
33% Jan
16
May 29
45% Sep
18
6
34
1,200
69
153%
*93
48%
153
14%
6%
47% July 26
14
May
151
98
47%
152%
27 %
6
Sep
97
150%
*93
■_
<
10
5%
24
Jan
128
151
7Gi/2
Inc
3'%%
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
94% Apr
16
18
85
150 %
*74%
Victor Chemical
38% Apr
Oct
22% Oct
174,300
inn
34% Mar 26
106% Nov
51% Mar 29
146 % Apr
71
96%
85
*83%
.2.50
20
Nov
11
69%
85
48%.
*24%
Co
Vlcks
2
Jun
Sep
33'% Oct
70
LighUCo new__12.80
Vick
9
130
b 1 Va
68 %
36 %
36
*83%
...
12,900
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
31
127
28%
64%
60%
26
Co
Vanadium Corp of America
3
6
% Jan
6
.
4
17% Jan
37% Apr
13,700
17%
*25
9
55% May
36%
60%
26
13% Jun
1
600
36%
64
*25
38% Feb
8
66%
17%
1
7
Oct
*66%
63%
149
Utah
27
66%
60%
*146
25% Oct
11
*66%
7,100
17%
147
25
39'% Feb
27%
62
32
21
Power &
26%
60%
145
Universal Pictures
4%% pref^rr^d
19 % Mar
4
7%
52%
32
52%
51%
x
27 %
8
90%
15
26%
17%
100
28
47% Apr
10
13% May 13
32% Jan
15%
97a
62%
61
Com.No par
29% Mar 12
82% Mar 29
18
15%
30%
*8%
*90
*7%
8
*90
7%
7%
14
preferred
24% Oct
23
8
8
90%
29%
8%
18
34%
13%
13%
7%
29%
*8%
152%
152%
18
90
29%
8%
27%
66%
36%
85
67
35
13%
1
Shares
30
.
*15
17%
34%
13%
7%
pfd_5
com
preferred
2nd
13
35
13%
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
10
30% Feb
Class
11%
35
25
No par
United Wallpaper Inc
37 % Oct
41% Feb
noncu 2nd
3
26% Aug 15
159'/a Dec
3
convertible
.$6
*153
No par
common
United Stores $4.20
Mar 23
89% Oct
—
17%
16%
common
34% Oct
„
49
152%
gl
3
91
100
48%
152
152%
64
2
7
*96%
85
„_5G
__
19% Aug 24
19% Jan
36%
66%
com.-50
Min
<te
38% Aug
15% Jun
3
36
the Week
Nov. 2
17%
61%
61
27%
*83%
49%
152%
8%
I
SalM far
Friday
•
29%
»8%
26%
*66'%
35%
*83%
95%
47%
-152%
30%
*8%
27
66%
100
49
10*
30%
,
85
*90%
5
preferred
.
.
10
17
17% Jan
'
* 1 Oct. 29
5
12% Jan
35% Mar 17
;
1
3%% preff-red series B
U S Rubber Co common
Oct
53 % Dec
18
19
Jan
39 Ye Mar 14
Mondav
*
10
preferred series A
157'A Jan
97
95
9
70
Jan
6
51% July 18
-
-
Par
US
Jan
Sep
i
EXCHANGE
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
*
r
RECORD'
.
LOW AND HIGH 8ALK PRICKS
Thursday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. I
Oct. 80 '
Oct. 31
,
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Hirheat
8Ve Jan
19
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Prevltoi
UWMt
EXCHANGE
.
15% Jan
19
18% Dec
5
16% Feb
13
26% Sep
28% Apr
5
31% Feb
24
27% Sep
25
30
74% Jan
19
.100
100
preferred
Ry Co
preferred
6%
Corp
*94
96%
95 %
*93 %
*93
20
common
75%
75%
73%
75
75%
76%
29%
30
29%
29%
28%
29%
*28 %
29%
28%
29
44
44 %
43 %
44%
43%
44 %
44%
44%
44%
45%
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24
24%
25
24%
25
1,800
*28
29
100
75
75
300
1,000
1,200
(The)
5
5
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
1%
preferred
83% Jan
3
Wabash
Mar
106%
107
25
Virginian
Visking
107
10
75-'%
75%
20
*28
29
100-
*75
77
*28
*75
%
75
29
29
*28
29
73%
*28
*73%
13%
.
4,80.0
1,400
19,200
w
May 21
75
85% Mar 28
RR
4%%
3
15% Dec
9
13% Jan
19
14% Jan
9
32% Nov
30
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
Walgreen
66% Apr
27
81% Sep 14
16% Aug 31
Oct
Mar 20
12% Jan
77
75%
75%
14
14
"
13%
14%
13%
13%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
W___No par
66%
67
66%
66%
66%
67
30%
67
18%
18%
18%
38%
18
18%
IB
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
30%
67
18%
14%
99
99
*11%
9J
11%
preferred
Waldorf System
3
30% '
2.5C
12% Jan
27 % Jan
7% Jan
15
26
75
30
20% Sep
3
14
Oct
25
17% Mar 12
Oct
14
98
Oct
1
13% Jun
6
15% Nov
3
24% Jan
106
100% Aug 10
65
106
Walker
7
Feb
—No par
Co —
10
(Hiram)
G
&
Walworth Co
Ward Baking Co common
5%% preferred
28
100
75
*13%
14
*30%
30%
66%
66%
18%
18%
14%
14%
*99
100
14
4,100
*
10,700
1,300
110
500
600
5
22%
18% Mar 14
Sep~13
*98
98%
98
6
12% Jan
11
Wardell
Corp
j
11%
11%
*11%
11%
*11
3
20
Apr
30
1
16%
16%
*16
16%
15%
16
16%
16%
16
11
16
29% Sep
7
Ward Industries Corp,.
Warner Bros
8
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2,700
27
18% Jan
30
43% Dec
30% Mar 14
98%
10% July
15% July
10% Jan
Pictuffs Inc.
40% Feb
9
49% Aug
9
Warner-Lambert
42% July
37% Oct
1
40% Jan
9
Washington Gas Light
5
41 % Sep
35% Oct
17
27
20 % Aug
9
30% Dec
25% Feb
9
30
22
16 % May
21% Mar
38% Dec
20
Jan
32
21% Sep
16
Apr
Jan
3
Waukesha
9
Wayne
7
4% Apr
6
4
40% Sep
9
30
50% Dec
30
45% Oct
19
521/2 Feb
2
Jan
6
25% Apr
4
20% Feb
16
30% Nov
2
28'A Sep
12
25% Jan
3
25 % Jan
10
100% Oct
4
17 % Mar
9
23% Mar 14
29% Sep
1
43% May 10
43% Mar
15
113
Apr
1
7
106
Apr
27
98
Oct
19
105
Mar
10
91
Oct
8
105
Jan
42% Jan
30
63
Apr
18
Mar 27
108
Jan
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
105 % Dec
19
110
Jun
14
35
16% Jan
25% Jun
29
9
31% Oct
6
27 % Apr
25
28
Jan
97
Oct
47
Apr
Jan
6
56
Jun
29
30
62
18% Jun
&
Snowdrift
32
32%
*31%
47%
*47
48
28%
37%
28%
37%
Kentucky Coal Co
1
4
West Penn Electric Co
27
26%
102%
*94
97
27
4.10%
preferred
series
C
100
*91%
92
*91%
92
West
Va
Pulp & Paper
preferred
4%%
5
49%
100
*104%
common.
_
10
Western Air Lines Inc
1
x23
Western Auto Supply Co common_10
4.80%
preferred
100
35
23
53
Oct
3
104
Aug
2
31% Sep
13
82
Nov
16
5
77
Sep
27
27
Jan
6
29 % Oct
13
34'A Jan
6
51% Sep
2
102 'A July 25
Mar 14
7% Mar 30
12
July 28
22% Jan
6
28% Dec
22% Jan
6
37
10% Jan
6
15% Dec
75
5
86
Sep
15
9% Mar 18
17
Dec
5
18% Mar 21
Mar 14
14
21% Jan
23
Nov
13
9
23
52% July 20
59% Mar 30
Oct
11
23Vi Oct
25
67 % Jan
6
14
Aug 30
27% Sep 11
8OV4 Feb
15
31'A Jan
18
50% July 24
62
23
4
18'/a Oct
21% Oct
17
25% Jan
4
30 %
Sep
26
371/4 Feb
20
Oct
18
% Oct
16
11
159% Jan
25
7
87 % Oct
17
Feb
17
7% Oct
1
32% Apr
IO8V4 Sep
26
24
Jan
19
23
83% Feb
8
Nov
25
20
142 V2 Dec
27
101
212% Apr
July
26% May 24
18
and
145
22
asked
Jan
16
July 30
Mar 22
Sewing
Oil
$4.25
Machine
Wisconsin
Public
27
Woodward
Iron
367/a F»b
50% Mar 19
:
59% Aug
ll
Woolworth
28%
49%
48%
100%
1
10
10%
*27
27%
No par
100
*127
3
31%
128
127
46%
46%
45V2
45%
45%
56%
56
57%
56
90%
*89
90
90
90
*202
210
217
90
91
91
91
Co
10
27%
(L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
31%
32%
101%
104%
101%
25%
26%
25%
7%
Young
has
-No par
been
filed
23%
57
90
*207
for
108
the
7%
30%
108
company's
7 %
29%
*32
*107%
45Va
56%
90%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3034
29%
32%
31
108%
reorganization,
25'A
- a
I
106
Deferred
29%
30%
2974
37
*94
*91%
98
92
22%
33%
65%
18%
26
25%
101'/a
107Va
r
Cash
23%
34'A
97_
60%
76%
66%
18%
30'A
53
89%
30%
54%
89%
*94
59%
*75
6,500
290
80
3,500
140
6,100
2,600
30
5,300
300
4,400
31,700
16,300
62,600
300
*127
59%
96
24%
*68
27%
60%
96%
24%
22,000
170
3,900
72
1,100
28
48%
49'A
*100
100%
10
10%
*27
27%
57
59%
14%
T4%
*78 %
79%
*17%
18%
J:
22%
22%
321/2
32%
*127
130
23'/a
23'A
3,600
80
4,800
26,500
16,100
»
.
30%
31
45%
46%
57%
57
*89
*205
90%
7%
29%
108'A
109
p"
3,000
49'A 50%
105
105
26»A
32
%
]
1,300
32%
27%
100% 102
32
102
26
31%
31%
101
delivery,
45%
57%
207%
7%
~
23%
207%
90%
26
22%
31"%
90
*89
91%
99%
27,800
36%
26%
10
3"%
*91JA
102%
200
30%
59V*
97
24%
127
127
45%
55%
§
Zenith Radio Corp..
22%
3"%
207
48'A
29%
98
92
17%
23-
30%
207
22%
3.
32%
*47%
31%
48%
30
37%
26%
102
58%
14%
79 %
-31%
128
22%
Co
petition
128
-
400
1,700
1,700
17%
22"A
32 r
10
Co
Mfg
31 %
30%
Prior
& Towne
127
21%
-
22%
Yale
141% Jan
22%
31%
30%
7
2774 July 27
22%
32
23%
800
x22.
3
27'A
17%
79
22%
Wyandotte
12
22%' '
23%
54%
14%
*78 %
14%
17%
18
1,500
9%
*26%
56
31
,
Worthington
Worsted
*17%
33
48%
49
*100% 100%
27%
_
14%
*77'A
23
4
14
79%
33
72
30%
10% Jan
.Oct
79%
3,700
33%
23'%
23
3%
28%
*22%
9
35
80
18%
53
5,200
36%
*68
lo
98% Mar
34'/a Aug
14%
22%
2
1057a Sep
55%
14%
x31%
Corp..10
Co
(F W)
50%
15
1
Aug
213
24
27%
52%
10
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series..100
Prior pfd 4%%
conv
serles.100
Wrigley (Win) Jr
(Del)
No par
99% Jan
*27
9%
*26%
9%
14%
18%
com
9%
45%
38%
36%
*27%
100
9%
100
100%
50%
I
*79%
Inc
*100
45%
38%
28%
48%
27%
49%
45%
38%
36%
72
*68
72
28
*100
58
*96 „
'24%
96
24%
*68
72
11
48%
51%
*103% 105
22% 22%
33%
34
*94
97
58
60
*75%
76
65
65%
18%
18%
30.
30%
52'/a
53%
*88
89%
*127
—
58%
95%
24%
50%
10
Service
56%
S6
25%
24%
28%
No par
Stores
.
49%
5
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
preferred
24%
59 Va
95'A
96%
100
!
——
*127
28%
20
common
64,/i
58%
61 Va
*68
75
66
18%
30'A
52%
90%
1
common
preferred
Winn-Dixie
58
96
24%
10
58%
18%
29%
51%
.80%.
'
•.
9/
75
91
*127
—
22%
35 ..
57'A
*75%;
20
Co
Wilson-Jones Co
r,
*127
80
Prior preference
Wilcox
prices: no sales on this day.
tin receivership, or
Ex-rights,
d Name changed from Sparks Withington Co.
preferred
24% July 10
1
23
Oct
*89%
No par
Wilson & Co Inc
,
26
44
91%
common—5
White
I4V4 Jan
90
53%
common
2
28
21% May 15
1
29% Oct
53'/a
*89%
100
8
Feb
127
12%
.
Jun
May 10
167/e Apr 30
821/4 Apr 30
12% Jan 23
19
30%
B
Ry
Corp
59%
22Va
34%
*94
30'A
White Dentai Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
5V4% preferred
102
10
77
conv
Corp
59%
>
97
100
common
13% Apr
1
Jan
4'A%
Steel
22%
35
1C
series
Erie
$5 preferred
Whirlpool-Seeger
36% Feb
41 % Jan
6
23
291/2 Mar 14
100% May 18
12
Wheeling
24
8
61
7
15
10
Jan
28
9
Lake
50%
.
»*li)£ ,glUo%
22'A
35
*94
61
76%
67 V\x
91%
49.
.
104
2.50
Brake
preferred
50%
*94
*91 %
98
91%
77%
66
66 Ms
18%
18%
—0
,30%
52%
53
100
Telegraph
61% Sep
20
Sep
Apr
3.80%
xl04
26%
102
27
102
*94
59%
76%
*67
18%
No par
com
preferred
Air
28% Feb
Jan
94
21% Jun
99
Union
Wheeling &
16
11
9% Nov
•
46
103
Ry
2nd
Westinghouse Electric
4
17
30
92 % Jan
103 %
Feb
26% Feb
9
43% Oct
Mar 22
65% Mar 20
99% Jan
Maryland
noncum
Westinghouse
30 % Jan
24% Sep
45% May 12
4%
Mar 10
148% Jan
43
Western
30
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
3
35% Dec
May 10
49%
50
105%
23%
35%
97
97
Western Pacific RR common-No par
11
26%
101%
26%
101%
98
25
130
35%
102
26%
Jan
\
36%
*94
Sep
5
36
*101
5
Western
31
37
100
5
89 % Oct
37
100
25
51% May 28
28%
B
9
128% Jun
29%
pfd
4%%
May
July 29
28%
series
Power
*47'A
29%
preferred
Penn
31%
32
48
*47
28%
4.20%
36% July 17
130
31%
32%
47
Corp
22% Mar
Jan
3%
.50
Sugar
37
20
3%
com—2.50
preferred
Indies
West
36%
3%
3%
2
13
*38
23%
23
3
86
27
y
23
23
26% Oct
dividend,
23%
23
31
96'A Jan
Jan
23'%
23
30
15
86
23
24
*3%
Jan
29
103% Mar 18
5
Jan
23
23%
18% Oct
83 % Feb
86
23'%
23
3%
23
1
\
63
28
May 23
159
32'%
26
53% Oct
/•
33
82% July 20
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32'%
67
15
140
33%
17
32% Feb
30
33
13
73% Jan
Jan
33%
Feb
28% Jun
95
33
68% Feb
6
49% Oct
36%
9
9
98% Aug
30%
21
26
127
30%
Dec
Sep
20
36%
86'A Apr
25% Jan
56% Aug
36%
38
37
1051/4 Feb
16
104
Jun
Mar 20
112'/a Jan
18
25
13
102
104
45%
38
8
West
12.
105% Jun
44%
38%
5
West
1
15
29
Oil
4.8%
101% Feb
4
46%
38%
Co
Knitting
Wesson
.
107% Jun
99'A Feb
45%
38%
Wayne Pump CO
Welbilt Corp
27
50% Dec
30% Oct
46%
Mills
Mar
26% May
8
33% Apr
20
Motor
44%
46%
38
No par
Washington Water Power
8
26%
11%
No pa'
Co
37% Aug
12
Sep
*98
Pharmaceutical—1
38% Mar 23
3
19 % Feb
4% Feb
6
2% Jan
.
value, wd When
90
215
91
8
30%
33
103%
26
109
100
500
-
5,600
4,800
40
1,700
4,500
18,400
13,900
40
20
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1,900
22,200
2,200
15,200
2,500
1,100
distributed, x Ex-
Number 5583
184
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1933)
25
•
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■,
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
the
In
column
figures
headed
after
—
WEEKLY
"Interest
decimal
Period"
point
one
YEARLY
—
indicate
represent
in
or
each
month
the
case
32nds
more
of
when
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Previous
Range for
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
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BONDS
Monday
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1978-1983
*100.14
100.20
101.12
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101.12
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100.16
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101
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93
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98.13
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91
—1965-1970
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101.4
98.13
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.—,
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95.10
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*98.11
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—
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91.4
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100.18
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100.20
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95.14 Mar
94.4
*96.22
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1962-1967
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8
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96.30
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1958
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94.10
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•
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1
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100.4
1
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100.4
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97.4
15
the Week
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94.12
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1960-1965
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99.16
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1957-1958
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1
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PRICES
Low
1961
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SALE
Oct. 31
1995
—
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High
Low
High
mature,
Wednesday
2%s
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bonds
Oct. 30
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AND
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10
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10
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__
1957-1959
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98.13
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1958
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98.14
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96.31
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97.2
*96.31
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94.8
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94.8
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94.6
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94.6
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94.8
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94
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94
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95.8
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1972
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97
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1
1976
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1
1931
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1975
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17
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17
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24
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1
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16
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10
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2
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14
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13
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15
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6
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1971
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15
1
1969
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1959
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1957
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due
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15
1958
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15
1959
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97
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97
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97
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97
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2s
due
Feb
15
1960
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95.16
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95.16
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2s
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Feb
15
1961
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94.16
*93.16
94.16
*93.16
94.16
*93 16
94.16
*93.10
94.16
2s
due
Feb
15
1962
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93.16
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93.16
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93.16
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93.16
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93.16
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asked
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transacted this day. UThis issue
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sales
No
has not
been
yet
as
Period
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to
Exchange dealings.
Stock
^Treasury
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Bid & Asked
FOR
Range
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER
Sold
High
Jan.
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1
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Brazil
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June-Dec
97i'(1
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55
97'A
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19
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——
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84
91
84
89
91
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97
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105'A
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Friday's
or
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June-Dec
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18
3%s series No.
City
1980
called
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Interest
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Low
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entire
'56,
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3%s series No.
New
opt
2
BONDS
Since
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1961
3s
1959
Friday
Friday's
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due
Week's Range
Last
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2%%
,
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Friday
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BONDS
15
*89
22
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85
3%s series No. 23
June-Dec
90
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June-Dec
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—June-Dec
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series No.
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7
8
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9
2
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1951
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26
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76 y4
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1978—1
1931
70 >A
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78
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1988
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21
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New York Stock Exchange
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I
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BOND RECORD
NOVEMBER
ENDED
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or
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EXCHANGE
STOCK
YORK
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Friday
Monday, November 5, 1956
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184
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1937)
BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Petroleum
2%s
debentures
1964__
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guaranteed
guaranteed 4s
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5s
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series
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1974
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95
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Jan-July
1996
2%s
90'/a
89%
63 %
99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
first consol gold 5s 1994
Div first gold 5s 1996
ASpokane
107 %
87%
85%
A 'Ib-.JunerDec
ser
103%
88
__
1967_^Jan-July
1979—May-Nov
West Ppnn Electric
3%s 1974—
—May-Nou
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s
series C 1979
Apr-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981— .Jan-July
Co—
1986
debentures
2%s
A 1977
E
103%
105%
97
June-Dec
mortgage & Refund 3%s
General
163
104 ]/2
1
a
125%
97%
Southwestern
Standard
108%
subord
subord
RR
Westchester
94%
86%
127
89%
101%
3%s
93%
102
98'A
>83 %
_Jan-July
series
—
-Jan-July
.J an-July
1976—May-Nov
2000—_Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
93%
88%
.....Jan-July
mtge 3%s
101 %
Corp of America—
conv
conv
Warren
93
92%
5
88 %
1973—Ju?ie-Dec
conv
96%
103 %
105%
104 %
1951—
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s
100%
86%
87
*100%
__
101%
Orleans
Joint
3y8s
1970
Ry
Memphis
96
May-Nov
mortgage
mortgage
Southern
27
189
87
May-Nov
First
First
87%
135 %
130
—
Mar-Sept
1st
A-1947—
A
First
94%
92%
87 %
135%
1969
Term
series
series
Gen
93%
99%
—Jan-July
1994
4%s
97 Vz
97%
15
98%
97%
W
Co—
Pacific RR
assented
-
Gen
113
Co—
debentures
Mortgage- 27/8s
1947
sinking fund mtge series A
assented
98%
96
96
Corp—
A
997/«
'100
87
*93
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—
Edison
*90
April-Oct
1985
First
series
Wabash RR
433
*88
.
June-Dec
5s 1963
Telegraph
&
(Oregon Lines)
s
4%s
Works
debs
__
,
92
1981—
4%s
Gold
Gold
1965
gtd
Gas Co
Steel
100%
92
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976_
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s
Southern Natural
107
Mar-Sept
1987
California
90
__
105%
91
88
—
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
—April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973—April-Ocf
114
90
89%
92%
April-Oct
1971
1983
1979
debentures
2%s
Southern
*„
97%
88'A
98
92
*88%
Virginia
73%
104
101% 103 %
102%
April-Oct
1951
Telephone
debentures
3s
debentures
debentures
Oil
79%
—
98
1st
101%
69
98
101
*88
June-Dec
6%s
96%
*95
1st
97
797/B
.June-Dec
1966___
f debs 1982
s
Corp 3%s conv
Boccny-Vacuum
101
Mar-Sept
1974-
Oil
&
Sinclair Oil
87
95
*90
1977
Line 3.20s
91%
79%
79 %
*98 %
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
,First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980;.—Mar-Sepf
95
97%
103%
May-Nov
& Sons 2%e
debentures
Service Pipe
97%
89%
*__
._Apr-Ocf
_May-Nov
April-Oct
sinking
4%s
89%
91
100%
22
70%
*97
1980
series B
91%
98%
3%s
;
4s
101%
100
96
Vanadium
Co—
RR
debentures
f
s
12
100
63
*93
3s
3
%
81 %
£
69
*100
Line
88
80
81%
—May-Nou
gold
cons
88 %
1968-Ju?te-Dec
Air
93%
*__
3%s
99%
837/b
—
Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Ocf
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Paper
*91
*97%
Virginia Electric &
*91
New England
&
100
95%
*101
5%s
93
.
—
Bt Paul Union
V
96
90%
*__
.Feb-Aug
1975-—
1972
104
104
94
,Mar-Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Bcioto
87%
91%
April-Ocf
debs
f
103%
104
May
___Mar-Sep
.
29
103%
159
2022
1989-:
94%
87%
.May-Wow
s
148
Jan-July
A
97
95
95
*—
.Jan-July
Participating ptfs 4%s 1968—
2006
Jan
certificates
bond
4s
94%
95
mtge & coll trust 3%s
6 %s
Co—
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
100
*—
160'/2
1980-,
B
ser
debs
95%
—
__
*95
157%
_Mar-Sepf
1996_Jan-July
:
gold 5s
ser
4s
96Vb
Mar-Sept
186
April-Ocf
4yas
inc
mtge
mtge
*94 Via
—
-Jan-July
147%
1969
1971
1st
ASecond
income
101%
-June-Deo
1970
1977
147%
1997
1st
97%
*95%
1971— May- Nov
Corp
186
1996
1st mortgage 4s series A
5s
39%
96%
1966—
-April-Oct
Gas
Vandalia
Ry
—
—Feb-Aug
>153
Feb-Aug
Aprii-Oct
Baguenay Power 3s series A
Francisco
2%s debs
America
of
debentures
United
s
Bt Louis-San
Missouri 3%s
2%s debentures 1967
161%
Mar-Sept
6s
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
2%s debs 1961
„Mar-Sept
fund debentures 1973
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
Corp—
Adirond'k
91 %
25 Via
*92%
37%
—April-Oct
May-Nov
Electric
95%
73%
135
2%s
178
161%
Mar-Sepf
&
1983
—May-Nou
3»/4s series J
gold
I960
89
27
37%
Co—
1976
Co
3%s
100,
175%
104%
88%
100%
1st
86
*156
98'/a
96
1
135 Via
36%
2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st
99%
95
99%
85
120
86
o
Jan-July
April-Oct
1960
*__
Biscuit
3%s
117'/8
98
102
88
10
-
98 %
98 %
June-Dec
1974
6%s sinking fund nitge series C
3%s assented series C 1951
4%s series D 1977
Lawrence
Jan
>178
General mortgage
Second
3%s
and
of
debentures
3%s
General
Bt
5s
Oil
Oil of California
United
93
*177
Jan-July
Jan-July
1952
mortgage
Co
95
95 %
92
120
—
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—
-Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
-April-Oct
104 %
94%
89%
Feb-Aug
mtge 6s 1953
mtge 6s 195!
AConsol
Rochester
6s
Electric
United
104%
91%
94%
8
April-Ocf
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
5 A Direct mtge 7s 1950
IAConsol
Cent ref
4%s
Radio
(R
ser
Union
103 y4
95%
—
79
88
88
*85
*111
debentures
2%s
R
Reynolds
income
debentures
f
114%
84
-
98
Union Pacific RR—
Q
2%s
89
1990—April-Oct
June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
first refunding 4s
Associated
Ohio
Union
99
97%
94
99
100
102
97%
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975. April-Oct
1968
-May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—
-June-Dec
1st mtge 3%s 1982
_May-Nov
208
90%
*97
First
138%
95%
93
1983—April-Oct
98%
94%
93
—
1st
1972_;
IHO*
91 %
Pacific—
Orleans
New
Ave Ry
s
&
3s
175 %
91
of
RR
Water
Union
102%
Co—
•
1
97%
45
u
100
100%
95%
101%
94%
98
C
5s 2000
3%s
100'/a
100
Mar-Sept
M
Tri-Continental Corp
94
100%
refund
and
series
gold
Adjustment
Tide
104%
3%s
M
first
Pacific-Missouri
fAThird
Feb-Aug
1981
Pacific
General
98
102
96
Jan.
Low
No.
RR—
and refund
3%s
April-Oct
98%
jmd refund M 3%s series B 1970—April-Oct
&
Term
Mar-Sept
1977
New Orleans
First
101
16
98
*90%
Jan-July
April-Ocl
May-Nov
First
Texas
:June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3%s
Quaker Oats
95
and
impt M 4s series C 2019_
impt 27/8s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965_
101
95%
Bange Sfnco
Sold
Hioh
St Louis—
and
Refund
93
98%
__
debentures 1963
.May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-July
and
Refund
110
85%
3
Bonds
Friday's
*—
_May -Not
1973
Terminal RR Assn of
1087/B
100
96%
3s
First
100
—
95%
—
106
25
96 %
or
Bid & Asked
100 %
'
86
debentures
2%s
106 %
104
9
Week's Rang*
98%
_Jan-July
_Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
& Co 2%s debentures 197.2
102%
103
103
*99
__
Sale Prloe
Bwift
May-Nov
debs
Electric &
100
101%
100%
85%
__
99
June-Dec
1984_
3%s
—
101
Last
Period
Low
A
1983__.
27/as
Gamble
90%
100
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s
First
Procter
89
—
Interest
High
Ry—
.
Power
1007/8
Mar-Sept
—
First general 4%s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3%s s f debentures 1986
Potomac Elec
93
*100%
April-Ocf
1962
C
3
Low
*101
19S4__..May-Now
Ashtabula
B
94
>101
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965.._Jan-jKi«
Pittsburgh Piate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
mtge 3%s series A
92
Wo.
>101
April-Oct
Chem
9
'100
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Coke &
94
*83
1957—May-Nov
I960—Feb-Aug
1963—Feb-Aug
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
1
94
guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
1st
Jan.
94
Consolidated
General mortgage
General mortgage
NOVEMBER 3
Range Since
Bold
High
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3y«s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips
Plttsb
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
impaired by maturity.
.......
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
§ Negotiability
nn
^Companies
77 «
selline
A Bonds
96 y8
flat.
,
i
1
1
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
Oct.
the
following extensive list
furnish
we
29, 1956, and ending Friday, Nov. 2.
whether stock
or
bond
in
which
dealings
any
have
occurred
^
"
week's
tria.)
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Acme
Acme
Adam
Precision
Wire
Aeronca
Aero
Co
Consol
Corp class A
Products
Inc
For
see
5%,
page
33.
NOVEMBER
4%
Sep
8%
9%
1,700
6 V«
Apr
27 3 4
200
27%
Nov
7%
~
Oct
9%
31
Aug
Oct
Feb
10%-Mar
Air
Air
Associates
7 %
7%
3.600
7%
Oct
8%
Oct
Alabama
1%
2%
2,100
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
Alabama
Alan
6%
6
6%
2,500
6
Apr
8%
Jan
10 %
Jan
10%
J.)
5','c
Gas
37'K
—50
preferred—100
90%
Corp
Great
Southern
Power
Wood
4.20%
Steel
'cumulative
5%
3
50c
2
Industries Inc
Petroleums Ltd
7%
May
<N
Way
Ajax
Alabama
2%
7%
Inc
:
1
Co
preferred——
10
100
Week'a
aaie»
Range
of Prices
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
High
5%
i
%
hast
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
l
5
2
Friday
Low
2.200
*
common
ENDED
STOCKS
Hlf/h
for the week beginning Monday,
intended to include every security
current year.
WEEK
Range Since Jan. I
27%
1
Stores
Manufacturing
footnotes
Shares
4%
5%
the
FOR
for Week
1
Inc
Manufacturing Corp
Manufacturing—
Agnew Surpass Shoe
1
during
RANGE
io
common
Industries
Supply
Alnsworth
Range
Low
Par
Petroleum
Aberdeen
RECORD
YEARLY
saie.
of Prices
Sale Price
AND
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is
a
—
29
„
10%
5%
%
37
167
90%
29
87%
Range Since
10%
5 4
la
38
167
92
29%
87%
Jan. 1
High
Low
Hioh
1.000
b,300
L8J0
2,600
60
35
*-.800
25
9
Jan
5%
Oct
%
Feb
-
13% Mar
9%
1 %
Jun
Sep
33 % May
38
Oct
Jan
182
May
Nov
103%
27
Oct
30%
Sep
86 %
Oct
89%
Sep
162
90%
Feb
2&
The Commercial and
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
STOCKS
1
Inc
Airlines
Alaska
V—
shares
All American Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
dep
Amer
Alles
Allied
Internat'l Investing
Allied
Corp.—
Products (Mich)
Paper
Allied
Aluminum
Industries
(RI)
5%
conv
Filter
American
Air
American
American
Beverage
Book Co
American
Electronics
American
Hard
pfd
7,200
12
1,000
16%
1,300
6%
Jun
47%
45%
48%
5,100
26%
Feb
24%
24%
24%
900
22%
88 %
88%
89 %
300
88
23
23 %
200
10
10%
450
Meter
American
Natural
Petrofina
Rights
.
6%
Co
class
Paper
Amurex
Oil
Lead
13%
Sep
A
Oil
11%
Oct-
15
Oct
%
A
16%
11%
12%
Feb
23 %
23'%
100
19% Mar
24%
Sep
8 Vu
700
7% May
11%
Jun
12%
574
Tel
4.75
13%
Nov
2%
Oct
Feb
2,500
12%
Oct
17
13,500
9%
Oct
500
4
Jan
220
4%
4%
96
Oct
27 %
Jun
96
98
34
33%
34 %
10,800
21'A
20%
21%
14,100
18 %
Jan
6%
6%
City
i
14.%
14%
14%
2.50
18%
17%
18%
1,400
,
17%. Nov
1
24
Club
Jan
Apr
Non-voting
Colon
3%
Jun
6,500
3%
5%
Sep
Commodore
2%
4
4 %
Aug
5'/a
&
Class
22
1
1%
10
101
101
'53)__•
1%
1%
1.700
Oct
101
1 %
July
Feb
107
Vtc ext
1% May
26%
1
3%
9%
pesos
24%
3%
I'D
9%
5%
10c
Baldwin
Banco
Banff
Oil
Barium
Beck
Benrus
Black
Blauner's
Bohack
(H
5%%
Borne
Bourjois
Brad
C)
5
Jun
15%
Apr
4%
Sep
6%
Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Jun
4% Mar
Continental
Air
3%
Sep
4%
Breeze
Corp
Bridgeport
Brillo
1
15%
16%
12%
Oil
rets
Petroleum
dep
Forman
26% Mar
12
% July
490
9
Feb
2%
Jan
4% July
5%
5 Vz
100
5%
Jan
5%
Oct
xl4%
Jan
(E L)
2%
Feb
51%
Apr
15
1,600
13 %
Oct
19% Mar
7%
8
1,500
9%
900
6%
6%
100
6
36%
1,309
33
•
35
35
98
95
98
Oct
10%
Aug
Sep
6%
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
%
Oct
95
6
6%
600
4%
47
Jan
102
Feb
May
8% Mar
Jan
Calgary
&
Jan
Daltch Crystal
Jan
36% Mar
Jan
51'A
Apr
May
7%
Jan
Jun
7%
Jan
1%
Sep
36%
Jan
17%
19'/a
18%
18%
19
1
20
20
123.400
16 600
3%
Devon-Leduc
25%
Jun
Apr
20 %
1,300
17%
Jan
24%
Aug
7%
1,200
6%
Oct
7%
Jan
14%
1,300
13 %
Aug
17% Mar
25%
25
25%
700
24%
Feb
34
10%
10%
10%
300
10%
Oct
3%
3%
800
3%
Oct
1
3
Sep
4% Mar
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
4% July
Dorr-Oliver
7%
Jan
9
Oct
11
Feb
100
8%
Sep
10'A
Jun
Dow
Draper
4%
1.000
3 %
May
4%
Oct
17'/a
1,000
16%
Oct
19%
Aug
16%
16%
3,100
16 %
Oct
20% Mar
Jan
1 '/a
Jun
6
17IT
i7.?
%
26.500
%
4%
4 58
4%
800
4%
12 %c
5%
57%
574
2,290
5
3
274
3
7,700
2%
__
class A_
25c
7 50
_
July
Feb
7% Mar
May
July
6%
Jan
4% May
14% May
ioc
common
.
Corp Ltd
•
Inc
Campbell
Fire
Corp
Power
57%
58
4%
—
Ltd
1
Jan
6
%
Feb
V2
33%
Aug
4%
7%
5,9%
6%
Get
10 74 May
Jan
32% July
6%
Test
Duro
6,209
Feb
15
57%
Oct
67% Mar
4%%
Oct
55
Mar
Eastern
Dynamics
Feb
16% July
Oct
3774
Oct
12%
Apr
11%
11%
11%
1.2J0
10%
Feb
15 74
Aug
1,800
1%
42
42
44% Mar
7%
7%
1,500
15%
15%
100
%
10,300
157a
15%
100
11
11%
400
ll
Oct
14% May
19%
19%
100
1H%
h
21
5%
5%
600
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
4
X3}&
4%
4,000
x3{§
Oct
574
Jan
89
85%
89%
9,000
66'/a
Sep
Oct
7
5%
5
5
7%
5%
8
%
_2
22
24%
27
24%
27
6,500
200
Nov
15%
i7ff
15%
Sep
%
Jan
M%
I'¬
774
g
17
Sep
% May
1 "
\Ti
Mar
Jan
93 74
5
Oct
974
7%
Jun
Apr
1074 Mar
Jan
28
Jun
30%
4,700
17%
50
25%
2
2 %
12,100
2
Oct
13
13%
400
12
Oct
19
16%
*
Oct
17% Mar
16
Aug
13%
Aug
Jan
3% Mar
Mar
16%
150
%
5%
6%
13,600
2%
Jan
18%
17%
1874
5,800
13 '/a
Jan
1974
40
Sep
51% Mar
~2%
2 %
2%
28,700
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10%
200
15%
15
15%
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14%
1
7%
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class
5
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17
575
500
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Oct
8%
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6,800
1%
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274
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35%
100
32%
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574
400
5 %
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57a
6
400
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35
400
26%
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13
13
6
140
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May
....
3674 Mar
7
Apr
8 % Mar
Feb
38
Oct
157
-
Mav
Jun
100
11%
Oct
3 %
2%
3%
4,400
2-/4
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3% Mar
1
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21V Aug
18%
2,300
14%
Oct
2r9<
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14 V'
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13
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10%
ill
16%
16
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100
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974
2,200
5%
17%
19
3%
Apr
Aug
Jan
Apr
Oct
19% May
23
Mar
25
July
-2274
1,500
17%
7%
Sep
18% Jyly
8% Jan
1674
800
1274
Jan
20%
Aug
34%
Jan
41%
Aug
5 74
2,600
4%
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31%
21%
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12%
•
16
5%
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2,100
10%
22 74
10
4,500
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Jan
21%
Jun
27%
Jan
9%
Oct
14%
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Jan
300
44
400
27
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72% May
34 % Mar
9,903
5%
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10
2 74
100
2 74
Oct
3%
Jan
4%
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4
Oct
674
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7%
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62 %
61
63
28
*
23
2874
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6
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1
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Jan
19-74 Mar
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14% Mar
12'%
14%
34%
•
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rets ord reg_
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35%
32.50
1
*
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15
July
8% May
7
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common
Aug
9% Mar
Sep
4
1%
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1
2.50
•
stock
Feb
674
:—25o
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ord
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Apr
9% July
16%
16%
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•
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32%
34 74
2,200
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Feb
16
Oct
24
Jan
32%
Oct
52%
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1
6 %
5%
6 %
11,300
5%
Oct
10
31 %
28%
32 7%
31,300
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8% Mar
fr
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%
1,300
4%
Oct
27
400
25 %
Sep
30
May
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14%
16 %
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141/1
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29
Mar
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6% July
Jan
15%
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& Fuel
prior
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preferred
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Iron
common
Eastern
States
Corp
preferred series A
series B
preferred
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Nov
100
78 %
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7874
100
77
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85 72
Apr
25
37%
37
377%
400
31%
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39
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1
35
23%
25
1,200
30%
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47
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•
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29
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2.50
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21
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31
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900
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26
15%
Oct
1.000
1
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3%
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11%
5
1
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13%
300
4 %
50,900
15%
(ord reg)—£1
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American dep
19 %
7,000
600
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30%
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Common
Sep
Jan
~
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2%
10%
4%
2 %
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
47%
4
14
ZZ
Aug
Oct
15%
—a—*
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common
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4,600
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3%
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5
Mines
24%
3%
1
Co
Insurance
...
25%
14%
50
Gas
44,500
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4%
50
;
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1%
1
preferred
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1%
10c
Power
&
1%
50c
25% July
7%
22
1074
5
Drilling & Exploration Co
DuMont
Feb
1,900
30
•
*
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Aviation
Oil
Brewery Ltd
Driver
1,400
7%
30%
——1
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Douglas Oil Company
17%
24 %
7%
50c
1
-•
10
7.50
9%
16%
16% Mar
Sep
Ltd
Co
109
17%
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&
600
4'%:
1
13%
2 74
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8
8%
200
Oct
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&
10
8%
Jun
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Inc_
8
Feb
1474
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Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Duke
common
Club
Steel
Va
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
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Feb
3774
6%
25
40%
Ltd
10
1
_
Co
Apr
13%
Oct
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30
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8
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2,000
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150
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10
9
1
ord
Edmonton
Consol
7%
5
100
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1
Detroit
24%
Nov
34%
-11%
Aug
2% Mar
2,800
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class
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Jan
13 "2, Jan
17% Jan
8%
31
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Aug
6%
7%
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preferred
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~2%
10c
——_35
50c
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51
14'/a
10
.
2.50
Son
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7%
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Dejay Stores common
Diners'
19
1
Corp—
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13%
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8%
Jun
1%
Dairies Inc_
Mills—-—
Brothers
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July
6%
1 %
Davenport Hosiery
9 % Mar
Ltd—
Electric
11%
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1 %
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10c
common
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2%
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California
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c
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34
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Sugar
Jun
34%
35,500
8%
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common
Aug
30%
2
27
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Atlantic
6
23,700
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4%
8%
7%
24 %
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7%
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Oct
67/e
8%
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Cuban-Venezuelan
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47%
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5%
674
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4%
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590
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8,200
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&
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26% Mar
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reg
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rets
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Davidson
3,800
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preferred
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82
79
5%
common—
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Curtis
10 74
6
receipts
Co
Drug
$1.12
May
100
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Crown Cent Petroleum
Crown Cork Internat'l
Crystal
10 %
8 %
50
700
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Crown
674 Mar
7% JuJy
200
8%
6%
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7%
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82
Oct
Mar
5%
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
2
Ltd
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
Cable
American dep
Creole
Detroit
Buffalo-Eclipse
C & C Super
4%
July
5
10
8%
9%
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6
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3,000
Nov
28
37
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7%
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6%
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common
dep
[6 %
100
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800
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6%
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200
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1
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6 %
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Jun
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preferred
convertible
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17%
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&
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2'/a
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900
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13%
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14%
2 %
46%
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Co
141/3
class A
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6%
15% May
2,200
1
common
cumulative
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Sep
4'%
25
bearer
rets
Company
Burma
5%
12%
common
reg
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Celanese
Die
Jan
10'/a
3%
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dep rets ord
Columbia Power
Bunker
1,200
9%
Feb
12%
1
American
Buell
55.100
Jan
Sep
1
ord
60c
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l/'0
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dep
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2574
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common
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Inc
& Varnish
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Apr
3%
4
Apr
Jan
83
33%
3
Class
7%
2%
1574
Feb
2,000
6%
Apr
1.25
Ltd
&
Lines
Jan
6%
75 %
28
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Company Inc
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Mining
1%
Oct
7% Mar
12% Oct
3%
10c
Corp
Oct
6% Mar
31%
Commercial
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Brazilian Traction
Petroleum
Electrodynamics Corp
Gas Utilities—
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Oct
5%
25%
•
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Feb
Aug
700
1,200
Mar
48%
32%
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Sep
18% July
12%
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10
22
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28
50c
9%
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8%
1
1
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83
22 %
10
3%
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1,000
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118
%
%
7%
•
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2,800
8%
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to
10,200
14% Aug
6
79%
12
82
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cumulative
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1U
674
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150
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125
43
20
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26%
17%
84%
69
16
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Inc
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Sep
Mar
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Corp
Co
prior
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Mar
95
Continental
:
&
83
Sep
Gorham
(S)
Oct
Jan
common
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20
Aug
common
&
69
5
—:
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Diesel
1
Co
Inc
Co
Cuban
50c
Watch
Apr
69
17%
Shoe Corp
Starr
28
46%
Company
Bickford's
1474 Aug
Get
5
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5%
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Jan
x24%
Feb
Corporation
Telephone of Canada
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97/a
25
Jun
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Bell
200
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Co
Consol
14%.
Apr
13%
1
Aug
16%
Apr
25
5
10
4
May
14%
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13
37
17
1.500
25
1
Cook
Ties
6
14
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(AS)
Oct
200
Corp
Incorporated
Beau-Brummell
3%
900
500
Oil
6,300
200
Light & Power Ltd
Basin
3%
43
Steel
Bearings
3%
17%
Corp
Basic
4% Mar
3%
2.50
42
shares
Tr
12%
Sep
1%
Ltd__
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Oct
3%
8%
61
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American
7
2,100
42%
common
Securities
24% Aug
7,300
17
X
de los
Jan
7%
~3%
1
7% Mar
3%
23
83%
Feb
Gas—
Jan
5% Mar
5 % May
3%
•
&
%
474 July
1,200
7%
21%
1
Inc
Apr
Apr
7%
1
Continental
Selburn Oil
Apr
45%
113
3%
1
A—
107 %
i4 Aug
Inc
43
Apr
13
Oct
Aug
Nov
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Sep
Sep
3
200
5
5%
10
2
10
Oct
1,400
874
35
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32
26%
90
5
pfd——100
43 %
6
300
107 % 108
5'/a
preferred
non-cum
Baldwin Rubber
4%
24%
10
600
174 July
Oct
Jan
July
1
1
1
500
47%
46
47
9%
37%
6%
32
1
3'/a
•
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1
*
10
Consol
Co
200
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Hotel Inc—
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paid on
Dec
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Industries
•
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div
on
18,000
in
27
Colonial
Oct
2 %
8%
l'a
27%
36%
2
Development ordinary
Sand & Stone Co——____1
Jan
2% May
B
Bailey
$5 pfd
Equipment Co
Farm
2%
4%
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Baker
1
5
1
Mining
Caribbean
2,200
2%
Inc
Steel
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Corp common
Products Co
Aluminum
4,800
1
Fisheries
Devices
Coal
3%
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Mining &
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp
Automatic
IVe May
Jan
—
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Cockshutt
Consolidated
Audio
Oct
1%
Ltd
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Clinchfield
Tel—
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5
6,200
preference
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&
2%
3
2%
America
Co
Feb
2,600
1V2
Manufacturing Co
1
Corporation
—1
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8%
21
5%
1%
common
Stamping
Auto
Clayton
Apr
10%
Oil
Claussner
11% May
Oct
13%
4,100
5
1%
Clark Controller Co
Sep
18
5 '/a
Clarostat
108% Mar
Oct
6
13,800
4%
Christiana Oil Corp.
Sep
22
Jan
1®0
Consolidated
Chief
Clary
May
105
Feb
2%
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Jan
39%
3
23
B ord
Electric Co
Charter
4% July
110
Jun
—1
Charis Corp common
Apr
2% Aug
1,600
Chamberlin Co of America
14% May
24% Mar
5,900
5.50
Power & Light
Convertible
16% May
43%
5,600
Century Investors Inc_
I
4 %
Sep
Oct
3
preferred
Century
3IS Apr
13%
96
f
Inc
of
$41
Coast
5%
1,300
13%
9%
6%
arrear
&
5,200
4,500
10%
12%
10 %
100
5
7% Mar
6
2%
15%
5%
2%
15
reg
Gas
&
$43
9
ljj?
41
2'%
Maine Power Co—
Central
Jan
13%
19%
2,800
28
preference $1.50 series
3.50%
Apr
4%
16%
15
Co
Stores
&
Sep
Oct
2,200
100
2'%
3%
—
Central
Oct
Industries—
Laundries
Oil
%
Oct
15%
15
lOo
rets
Food
Oct
20%
1%
Jan
2%
& Co-
(A M>
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Light—
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Coast
Atlantic
Atlas
28,600
169.000
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warrants
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Atlantic
Oct
>12%
11
1
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Power <fc
1
31%
11%
1,100
2
Corp
Louisiana
(ex
July
32 %
Jan
5)4 Mar
2o%
Corp of America
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Cenco
Jan
36%
12,800
20o
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment Corp
CI
41
11,200
3
Catalin
13% July
Oct
4%
I
.
preferred
Associated
Feb
32%
25
S
common
Angostura-Wupperman
Associated
8%
100
4 %
15%
2
S
25o
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd
Associated
127%
12,000
32%
1
10%
33 %
6%
4
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(J
Castle
Aug
9%
2.40
dep
34%
33%
10%
pfd—28
shares
Associate
27% Mar
6'%
f8 Sep
97c Feb
1
& Light
American dep rets
Jun
38%
Jun
Jan
6
27
Casco Products common
33% May
11%
1,500
Jan
Ltd—
Carter
Apr
25 %■ Feb
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
American
Aug
Power
Carreras
Oct
2%
27%
Products
Associate
48%
71
400
A
Company class A
Co
Jan
Jan
800
Mines Ltd
Post
&
Jan
61
12
preferred—
Anchor
Armour
250
29%
r
Anacon
4.72%
66%
65
36%
Corp
American Writing
AMI Incorporated
Arkansas
100
Carolina
1%
1
Carnation Co common
Jun
24,900
pid—10
6c
Minerals
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Jan
12
30%
5%
Oct
% Sep
Producers Ltd vtc_
Canso Oil
Jan
4
20%
6%
•
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso
Feb
13%
Oct
11%
common
5%
Tractor
Arkansas
26%
Oct
9%
3
Thread
Fuel
May
10
35%
•
Seal-Kap
American
Arkansas
23
29 %
—
American
"A"
Sep
1
66%
1
Inc
9%
9%
1
Co
Gas
98%
28
Co
American
Oct
—20
25
Inc
Rubber Co
Maracalbo
Aug
Juiy
2o%
_4%
10c
,—
partic
Ltd
Petrofina
Williston
High
37
28% May
1,100
•
eommon
Canal-Randolph Corp
Oct
Sep
Ltd
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
8% Mar
50%
25%
*
30%
1074
1
Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American
Sep
Low
31
20
Homestead
Canadian
Jan
18
Range Sine* Jan. I
High
29%
31
vtc_l
2
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Oils Ltd
Canadian
Share*
Low
*
common
Co
Canners Ltd
Canadian
Jan
13%
Jun
Oil
Atlantic
Canadian
Aug
Ltd
Soutnern
Canadian
Feb
5%
6%
3% May
9%
Jan
13
12% Mar
100
American
American
~5%
common
American
Oct
11%
100
common
Inc
Industries
Ambrook
9%
Co
Sale*
for vtcek
of Price*
•
Ltd
Co
preference
Petroleums Ltd
Canada
7 % M a»
15%
•
.—*
1
IS
Manufacturing
Goods
Aluminum
Oct
Jan
3%
8,700
2,500
stock—1
cap
—
preferred
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum
5%
Cement
6% %
Jan
5
400
12% Mar
"5
Jan
44%
Oct
16 'A
common.
America—
of
Co
30
6*>e
Bread
Week'*
Range
Par
Canada
Cana.ua
4
•
Allied Control Co Inc—
Jan. 1
oct
700
4
35/8.
Last
Sale Price
American Stack Kxekamg*
High
20
preferred
convertible
1
1
1
10
——1
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Low
6%
5%
674
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Artists
5%%
6 %
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10o
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30
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rets
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&
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N
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4
4%
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Number 5583
184
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1939)
:
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchanr*
Sugar
Common
$2
gale Price
shares
Mines
Electric
beneficial
of
Bond
class
&
A
:
Share
America
of
S2
Forge
&
Pipe
17%
9,900
9%
3%
11%
11 %
3%
1
Metal
ft
Apr
29%
Jan
18%
Feb
Nov
24% May
9%
(Max)
Fairchild
Fargo
Oils
Financial
Fire
&
1U
Sep
10
94
Oct
105 %
Jan
Iron
Jan
15%
Apr
Ironrite
3%
9%
900
5%
6', 8
Jan
9%
11% July
35%
Ltd
Feb
Sterling
Fishman
Jan
9%
400
6%
Sep
8%
Feb
300
B1-
Jan
"% Mar
%
Oct
Sep
17 %
Feb
Flying
Ltd
B
Co
3%
Fresnillo
class
45%
7o0
43%
Oct
6%
7%
7,7n1
4%
Feb
8 %
Aug
10%
600
10%
Oct
11%
Jan
22%
22%
21 %
Sep
28%
Jan
9%
9%
8%
Sep
~9%
C.
.■
t;
5,400
116
119%
400
111% May
124%
Sep
138% July
145
July
3%
3%
7%
7%
7%
7,600
4%
4%
400
8%
2,100
7%, July
1
3,800
Jan
17% July
1.25
Inc
1
~8%
_5
16'%
Company
Kansas
Katz
5%
Power
Co
8
16%
*
common
preferred
Geiiman
General
21,500
Acceptance
General
Alloys
Corp
3%
Oct
6& Jan
3
Jan
8% Mar
j%
beD
b %
May
Co
5 %
Electric
(D)
General
Indus
General
Plywood
Georgia
*4
Corp
oO
5
Mich
Giant
preferred
20
preferred
Corp
Gold
Mines
Gladding
McBean &
Glenmore
Globe
500
39 Vs
300
17%
5%
7,000
2 Va
Jun
18%
18%
50
14%
Apr
Co
'
Co
class
Kaweckl
Consolidated
Manufacturing
Mines
Industries
Great Atlantic
Non-voting
1st
Kidde
Sweet
Geer
•
Grass
Co
4%
50c
Grlesedieck
Guild
Gmlf
States
Class
Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
Feb
48 Ya Mar
22
Aug
6% Aug
19% July
Klein
400
1%
B
Lamp
4,000
%
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
9% May
10%
Jan
22
Jun
1% July
2%
%
18
70
200
56
Jan
81
26%
700
26
Feb
Apr
28%
%
6%
12
11%
12
800
Sep
Jan
11 % Apr
2%
2%
5,100
xl68
700
2% July
1%
20
3,100
,
1%
127%
~9%
~9%
9%
400
10'%
9%
10%
7,000
10%
10%
1% Mar
Mar
Apr
9% July
17
Mar
4% Mar
May
189
Sep
138
Jan
2% May
5% Mar
.
300
Holt
Hevi-Duty
Hjgfcue
Hoe
&
Electric
Co common
& Co Inc common
9,000
10 %
(R)
Industries
Holiinger
Consol
Holly
Inc.,
Gold
Corporation
Home
Oil
Class
Hormel
Horn
&
Hardart
4
34%
3%
34%
4
2,000
35%
5,500
2%
2%
1,200
3
3%
1,000
4%
4
%
800
2%
87
Sep
3
22 Va
11%
Jun
Jan
Sep
Oct
May
iy8
Jan
3
Oct
3% May
4%
Apr
38% May
17% Mar
41 Va
Aug
62% Aug
2%
Jun
4%
Feb
5% Aug
1%
1 7
8
1,500
1% July
3
Jan
5Vs
5%
2.300
5
R7/s
Apr
34%
Oil
&
Hurd Lock &
33%
35 %
4,000
8"s
8%
5.900
23 Vs
23 %
23%
100
94
94
94%
50
8%
33 Va
Jan
Oct
48
Jan
Inc
15
——
5
5
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric
Hygiaae Food
5
11%
Jan
26% July
104%
Feb
68 %.
10
67
Oct
77
101
21
Jan
34%
Oct
5%
2.400
Jan
6%
Aug
15
9
5
11%
27
26%
2%
1,500
15%
:
9
5%
11%
2%
27
Vs
"
300
2.8 10
1,600
3%
14 % July
8%
Jun
4% July
10% May
2.401
2%
C-ct
2,200
22%
Feb
2%
2%
14,100
2% Mar
28%
2%
28%
200
37/s
Sep
Feb
21
Aug
11
Jan
6%
Jan
13%
Jan
4%
Jan
30% Mar
4
May
dep
Imperial Oil
rets
ord
(Canada)
57%
Industrial
Industrial
For
footnote?
Mfg
spp
stock..*
pfd-_100
-
Co..
psffce
4
1%
1%
1%
1,400
1%
Oct
2Vs July
12%
12%
12%
5,500
Feb
Aug*
17%
49%
14 >/e
Aug!
Mar
12
Jun
14 Vs
Oct
15%
Jan
19%
33
1
50c
.
Jun
13%
II
49%
21%
12%
Aug
•
4V'4
Oct
1
Oct
2 ii
Aug
5
1A
13 %
Jan
Jun
8
Oct
14,500
lVs
23 Va
3
1,400
4%
Jan
11% May
91)0
12%
4
4
86,000
Jan
20
— —
5%
5%
19%
5%
400
18%
100
_
Sep
3%
3%
2,500
3%
Oct
6
Jan
5 Vs
5»/4
1,000
5%
Oct
8%
Feb
5
14%
Jan
14 Vs
14V4
500
11%
Jun
16%
10
31%
31 %
600
27%
Jan
32 Va May
5
12%
12 Va
200
10%
Jan
14
10%
10%
100
10
Feb
7%
8%
11,000
4%
1,600
.
5
10%
8
1,400
30
12,600
5 Vs
5'/4
300
.10
6%
6%
150
27%
28%
7,300
—
_
second
15%
2
10c
A
23
*
pref
Jan
7%
Jan
x6%
Jun
7Vs
23
Oct
29
Oct
Jan
55
Mar
25
70'A
15 Va
1
16
1%
67%
Oct
100
Jan
1%
1%
14 Vb
61 %
59V4
Jan
1%
1,500
64%
Jan
19% May
Jsfn
1%
Jun
Mar
18
Jan
x40% May
65
Aug
63
July
16
__
_30C
31,400
*
Co..
July
3%
Jun
1,000
70%
—
—.1
Exploration
18% Aug
49
4%
_
'
5
_
__
May
Oct
2
__
_
Sep
6
46%
-25c
preferred
15%
10%
10% Mar
Feb
30%
2%
15%
—1
_
Apr
Jan
11 %
39%
2
3
_
_
38 %
7% Aug
Jan
3%
1
_
Inc
_
Aug
6% Mar
20%
5 Va
.
Inc
&
May
4%
_
Ltd
Inc
25%
Oct
15
Jan
3%
_50c
(The)
38 V*
2
Publications
Service
10 Va
1
8%
Inc
(The
Jan
Mansfield
Tire
&
Co
1% July
Sep
1A
1,000
4 %
3,300
3 Vs
1,200
15%
Sep
18%
Apr
Jun
33%
Apr
33 Vs
Sep
40
Jan
.
5 Vs
Jan
6%
Jan
Aircraft
(A
G)
—
35%
5
15
16
2,900
14% July
16%
Mfg
Iron
Metal
9%
Feb
35% May
34% Jun
7,300
4%
Feb
14%
16'/s
21,700
ll7/s
Jan
21 %
49
50%
2,900
42%
Jan
59% Mar
16
15%
16
400
9%
Jen
17%
Apr
1,000
23 %
Aug
6,600
8%
5%
5%
25
19%
20%
Hone
Corp
Petroleum
$1
Corp
Wbhl
common
5
—
"l%
~2
1,200
18%
800
9%
Co
9%
28
pfd
100
Power Co—
preferred.
series
C_
Monroe Loan Society com class
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Moody Investors participation
-100
B—100
-100
cumulative
cumul
preferred
preferred series
——4
Tel
.2.50
—100
Inc.—
Mills
&
Tel..
3,200
17
Aug
12%
7,000
10
Feb
16
Aug
17%
51
Muter
16%
Aug
20
Mfg Co.—,—:—
Piston Ring common
—5
2.50
10
50c
Oct
1%
Jan
8
Jan
13
Oct
Feb
Jan
2%
Aug
10%
Aug
50
28
Jan
27% Mar
9
Sep
12
Jan
Mar
14
Oct
15%
27% May
Mar
100
8
800
17
Oct
5'%
700
5
Mar
22%
400
14%
700
1A
12,400
8
33%
22
p-
Jun
21 %
Oct
102
■
—
1
1
12%
1
May
Jun
Sep
31% Mar
11%
Aug
29% May
6
Jan
x35 % Mar
29%
107
14%
Apr
Feb
Aug
l}g Mar
23'%
22%
23%
6,900
22 %
Jun
30 % Mar
87%
86%
87%
80
86%
Oct
102% Mar
99
Oct
109
Apr
97
Jun
102
Apr
~4%
"4%
100
~
4% July
5 Vs
Feb
177%
Sep
158
159
200
157
Sep
43
—
43
25
42
Feb
44% July
Oct
4 Vs Mar
3%
3%
—
Jan
.
18 %
125%
125
3%
Jan
19
65Q
July
20%
Jan
126
300
122 %
Oct
136%
Apr
Jun
2%
17
Jan
1%
1'%
2,200
1%
27'%-
26%
27%
2,400
x25%
Jun
27 Va July
10 1/4
10
10'/4
600
9%
Jun
12 Vs
31
Feb
35%
Jan
_3Vs
3
~3%
5,000
3
Oct
4%
Jan
_3%
3%
~3%
500
—3.
Inc———
Murray Ohio
13%
7,100
1
preferred
cumulative
States
pfd—•
6%
17%
8
17
159
Products
Metal
Vefnon
A
A
20 Va
21%
1
__
*
Light 5%
4.80%
11%
10
50
preferred
29%
5%
'
17
50c
common.
Nov
Feb
May
13%
1.
5
Canada
of
5
Apr
12
50c
4.40%
Muntz TV
600
9%
19%
9%
1
Service, common—a_*
Molybdenite Corp
(Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp
1
Mountain
"2
9%
19 '/4
*
shares
Co
Pwr &
Clemens
400
7%
Public
4.50%
0
Products—
dividend
Corp
Monongahela
5
preferred..*
conv
convertible
4%%
6% May
5%
15%
23'%
Piping
Midwest
Sep
25c
common
Abrasive
Mid-West
25% Mar
50
20 »/4
Steel
6%
29%
2,000
32
23%
non cum
Mount
800
%
30'%
31%
1
Co——I
2.50
1
—10
1
Midland
Mt
31'%
30%
32
Corp
Oil
Miller
42 Va
Corp.———-5
States
Mining
19% Mar
Jan
Thermit
Midland
$2
Oct
1
Corp
Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube—
Michigan Sugar Co common—
6 %
preferred—
—
Middle
Sep
15 %
24%
1
Michigan
Micromatic
Jan
67/s
200
800
16
39%
Chemical
&
Michigan
May
9,200
7%
15%
37%
1
Ltd
Co
Textile
6%
16
38%
*
1
common
Co
Peroleums
Mesabi
7'/4
*
1
5
Co
&
Sep
4 %
3\i Sep
£1
Corp
Co
&
Johnson
Aug
Marine
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common—
McDonnell
Jan
--
*
Ltd
Co
1 Vs
13%
11% May
29
1
Rubber
International
Communication
8% July
16%
4
15%
16
7
Co
9
400
9
i%
Oct
900
10%
8%
4%
50c
Bi
10
1%
10c
Co
common
Manischewitz
12
Jan
200,
57%
57%
120%
50
23%
24 %
1,000
99%
114
21%
12%
99 Va
10
48
111
49 Va
114
52% July
116
23%
Jan
57%
137 %
Jan
Nov
27%
Apr
99
Oct
400
38%
Jan
108%
Oct
Jun
108%
53
Jan
July
128%
Apr
5% Mar
10%
100
8%
Jan
16%
13%
16%
3.901
11%
Jan
25% May
26
25%
26%
1,600
20
Jan
29% May
10%
Co
common
Company
common
N
Oct
Sep
1,700
4%
35
11% Aug
Nachman
Corp
National
Milling
-10
—
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
Alfalfa
*
Dehydrating
Co
———1
—
National
Bellas
National
Brewing
Hess
National Casket
common!—
1
(Mich)
1
Co
Company
...
Mig
National
Petroleum
National
Industries
Presto
Inc
Sep
5 Va
Apr
8% Aug
Jan
17%
3%
8%
8%
9
1,700
4%
4.%
4%
4,000
3%
2'%
2'%
500
2%
Oct
21 Va
Sep
—
—5
& Stores common—i—1
Ltd
—25c
National
15%
Oct
13% July
&
13%
~3U
13%
100
3U
3i§
7,600
12 % May
3-fo Jan
10
2
|Apr
Sep
Jan
5%
Jun
4 Vs
Jun
25
14 %
7
12 %
July
Sep
Mar
Apr
National
Enterprises Inc
Hardware
Oct
36 % Mar
1,300
Research
19 Va
18%
20%
2,900
17%
Jan
29% May
National
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Treland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Lieht 4%
2%
University.
Chain
Mangel Stores
Muskegon
Muskogee
120 Va
23%
5
£1
reg,
capital
2,100
—
Public
25% July
10% Feb
Rubber
32'%
30%
32
%
1,300
27
Jan
32%
Nov
Apr
National
Starch
23%
23%
300
23%
Oct
29
Apr
64
Aug
National
Steel
28%
Sep
33 Va
Apr
12%
Apr
National
Telefilm
Jan
National
Transit
Feb
National
Union
Oct
Neptune
Meter
Jan
Nestle
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
Magna
Maine
17
*
2.50
Products
Jan
Oct
34%
5
Securities..
Hydrcmetals Inc
Aug
5%
11
12 Va
stock.*
capital
8%
17%
91
68%
•
common
100
2%
—
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Land
Minnesota
34 Va
~5%
__100
Refining
50 %
2%
Jan''
3
1
Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
Mages
Missouri
13%
*
16
50%
2%
*
Macfadden
Menasco
5%
15
Co
common
15%
50%
Corp
Merrill
•1%
*
.
Baking
Lynch
Jan
Sep
—*
A
& Co.
Hardart
5% ' preferred
Hubbell
(Harvey)
Humble
class
;
(Geo A)
<fc
Hern
Ltd
(R
Lunkenheimer
Aug
Jun
__*
Co
Inc
Sep
Apr.
Jun
1% July
—1
...
Co
Refineries
Steel
July
82
•
B
Holder's
Locke
4 Vs
98
.1
._
14%
19%
Common
18 %
Jan
60c
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Cn common
11 % July
17 %
4,000
common
Groceterias
11%
Jan
5
?.
200
500
2 Va
_
common.
Industries
Jan
Jan
25c
Mines
13%
18%
2V4
1
Inc
cumulative
Oct
78
2.50
Holmann
5%
Oct
42
1
A
May
13 Vs
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
2%
41%
1
28 Va Mar
75 pesos
_
Ltd
Petroleums
McKee
10
5
Co.
35
Nov
___5
_
Mines
Tourneau
Mead
20
1
Mfg
Class
Le
Jan
77
10c
Jun
17
1
A
Really
Leonard
Aug
82
__luo
Inc
25
3,200
33%c
Company
Inc..
S
Extension
Liberal
16 %
10c
common
Products
450
18 Va
20c
Sessions
Inc
13%
10c
Co
Galion
Salle
Jan
—
.*
&
15 Vs
-
3%
1
preferred
4%
Hercules
La
Sep
76
100
27%
17
17%
Co
Industries
Lefcourt
Jan
Kearn Dept Stores Inc.
Henry
Lamson
Lanston
"
'
2%
2
pfd
Sep
26%
2%
7.50
Co
_
8%
55
5%%
27%
17
I
Foundry Corp
Lamson
Corp of Delaware
9
350
common
Jan
;»
27%
•
Stores
Shores
Apr
57
Co
Lake
Oct
56%
&
Feb
Jan
106
Oct
22
5
Lakey
1%
57
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Mar
4%
2% May
.
'
1%
25
Rubeastein
3t"x Apr
20
Jun
*'
130% xl31 %
"l%
160
Electric
(W
12%
5
Apparel
Marconi
164
34
Helena
3Vs
Feb
99 %
.
2%
165
601
Hell ex
6% May
2
Jan
17
82
*
■
17%
Co
Louisiana
1,300
—
•
13 Vs
Inc
Jun
13%
'U
4% Feb
".\
1,500
Stores
37 %
38%
Corp
Feb
2% Mar
3V4
Corp
Jan
f
68
Name changed to
Specialty Stores Co Inc (effec Oct 31)
Heua Mining Co
25a
Apr
6 %
1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co.—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
13 Va
Hazeitine
9%
3%
Ltd
Apr
37
Lithographing Co
Corp
Apr
26%
.1
Bishop Inc..
ADr
Nov
% 'Oct
1
Aug
38%
Havana
5%
2%
76,000
50
6A
10
Hazel
200
38,000
18
2,600
common.
9%
26%
1
7
17V4
preferred
15%
1
Brewing Co
Mfg Co
Bakeries Inc
Feb
10c
Sep
•
Hathaway
Mar
2.50
Feb
Organ Company
Harbor Plywood Corp....
Hainischfeger Corp
Hastings
8
Feb
3 %
16
—.
25c
7%
•
Light
Mar
%
16%
Rubber
B)
Consolidada
Apr
2
Harvard
Dept
(I
Laclede-Christy
La
Apr
Co
Hartford
17
5
Forge
Ltd
3%
5
Hammond
Oct
5% Aug
1
Co
(The)
Sep
4H May
2%
H
Hall
11%
6%
.5
&
Kroy Oils
Krueger Brewing
Jan
5
;
2%
90%
2 %
ii
50c
!
Co
Minerals
Kobacker
Metal
preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Aug
Jan
1,000
10,100
Products
Hotels
Loblaw
900
10c
$4.50
12 Vs
Oct
Apr
Oct
500
4%
Inc
(S)
Knott
108%
2%
Industries—
&
Apr
8%
2%
pfd—100
Oil
Kirkland
Oct
96
2, J 00
5
common
Inc.
A
Class
10,600
18%
1
...
Company
Land
T%May
"7/a
9c
Company
Stores Products
Films
10%
1
Leases
5%
„
2 Va
(Del),
cumulative
Litton
700
10%'
1
1
Ltd
Oils
5%
4
4%%
Company
Kings County Lighting
107% May
5,000
5/B
18
100
Chemical
Oil &
Freehold
Grocery
5,Y
8
10%
10c
stock
10%
800
4%
Corp
Electric
(Walter)
Sep
1
Hydraulics
Gridoil
4i;i.
■
18%
50
Inc
&
Co
Kin-Ark
Oct
Pacific Tea—
&
common
12%
2
Company
Kennedy's
1%
5.0'; J
10%
5
Nov
4,600
12
2iY
K
24
__4
10% Mar
15
•'
40%
Jan
83%
1
common
11%
1
Co
preferred
Lakes
2%
9%
Manufacturing common
Grand
Rapids Varnish
Gary
Manufacturing
Co
7%
25
8 Vs
■
1
Gorham
Great
%
2
2%
•
2%
Apr
Jan
7
7,400
2%
12%
15c
Chemical
Kawneer
101%
96
96
B
Inc
Inc
Goodman
Great
3,600
__
10
Gcldfleld
Amer
1%
1%
1%
__
1
Distillers
Jan
18
Sep
18%
•
Corp
(Adolf)
Great
6%
*
Union
Oct
43
1
common
Alden
14%
5%
1
Co
Gobel
—
18%
•
Gilchrist
Glen
2% May
Jan
42 y
__
*
$5
C)
May
8% Aug
Jan
18%
—
(A
Jan
1%
2
-
__
__
1
Yellowknife
Gilbert
7
42
*
preferred
Gerlty
113
Aug
2,700
—
__
50c
common
Corporation
Power
'
Jun
,4 Va
,'pVs
100
2 Va
—
--
£l
Enterprises.
Stores
6%
2
.
25
4,200
11%
1
& Company
Gas
Drug
Lear
General
SGeneral
Sep
1W%
;l
400
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing common
convertible
4%
6 %
American
5%
32%
I
—
2
com__l
;
Jun
\27V
'
'
4 Vs
•
...
Sapply Corp
convertible
preferred
mm mm
'
4
warrants
Builders
.
.
;
1
common..
General
General
—
100
Mfg Co
Co
Industries
L'Aiglon
Gatineau
5%
5
Mar
23% Mar
45%
400
10%
2%
•
c
Ltd
T
Kaiser
Kropp
_1
t
PfcD
28 Vb
31,800
8%
pfd__100
v
10%
9% May
17%
315
Inc (effec Oct 31)
Inc
5 %
1
Glass
Oils
Kleinert
£1
reg
Co
A)
Jeannette
Jupiter
Kingston
119%
3.90%
33%
8
10%
Oil Corp...
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
14% May
1
A
1
Sales
Beer
(The;
Jan
10%
Ltd—
Industries
(Geo
Apr
6%
•
Industries
Luxe
Fuller
63% Mar
44 Vs
*25% July
Brewing Co. Name changed to
Pitt
De
10
Oct
10%
.»
dep rets ord
Fort Pitt
fox
Sep
44%
voting
Fort
Oct
7%
7%
Canada—
Class
Fort Pitt
2,<V
600
3
7%
9%
Jan
1
non-voting
Motor
23,600
2%
Inc
of
A
Amer
Apr
7
2.50
Class
Ford
19%
10
(Philaj
Line
Motor
1,000
7%
Co Inc
Stores
Tiger
Ford
1,200
2' ft
125% Mar
8% July
2% Mar
19% x21%
20 %
High
82% May
Sep
8%
luc
Corp
Inc
(M H)
Fit?,simmons
8%
10c
6% Aug
22,000
1
General
Association
Firth
8%
1
35%
8%
Israel-American
12
1
38
5
Irving Air Chute
Jan
Jan
9%
36 % Mar
stock.*
::
Apr
Kaltman
A
Instrument
&
Inc
Low
2,850
11.inn
98
9%
21
1
Co
Ranee Since Jan. 1
High
96
•
A
33 %c
Manufacturing
Sharec
•
Industries
Service
4%
4%
6%
1
Public
Fireman
45%
3,900
7%
Y4
I
6%
Iowa
Jun
3%
8 Vb
25c
Investors
for Week
9%
Macninery
Company
Royalty
39% May
12,100
40%
Jun
Feb
24
~3%
6%
10
class
Co
Camera
Oil
3,ou J
F
Factor
Intex
96%
1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
5
inc
International Petroleum capital
International Products
International Resistance Co
2,100
1
common
Cigar
International
3%
40
40
1
or
international
Aug
10
$1
Jun
Oct
America
Breweries
10% July
Week'a
Last
North
26
July
200
of
International
94
11%
Co
Oct
26 %
7,800
~3'%
3%
1
10c
..
Apr
iii%
11%
10c
com
19%
ii
-
Friday
Sale Prloa
Par
94
100
preferred
Jan
i'
10%
2
American Stock Exchange
Oct
8%
j
1.700
__5
Steel
Line
L
a
20c
pfd
Co
Corp
e% cum 1st preferred
Ere
Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
Eureka
Corporation Ltd
Eureka
1,200
26%.' 26%
26=8
5c
convertible
Erie
T8%
23
1
Manufacturing
Corp common
Equity
17%
1
Inc
NOVEMBER
Sigh
.ow
6% !u%
5
common..:
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
F'msco
18 %
1
common
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Raage Since Jan. 1
High
1
Corp
Corp
El-Tronics
WEEK
Insurance
int__l
Limited
Electrographic
Eltctrpnics
Low
FOR
SlOCKS
Shares
30
Corporation
fcauer
of Prices
RANGE
Aeek
to*
Associates—
preferred
Edo
Sales
ttange
Par
Eastern
AMERICAN STOCK
,§
Week's
4!1
5%
59%
57 Vs
60
—
12
12%
—
24 500
413
Nov
7,000
36%
Apr
11
Jan
300
Oct
8
87
Sep
100
1,000
14%
Sep
16
600
2%
Sep
512
88 %
83%
°0
15"a
14%
15%
...
3
3
6|jj
51
]Bg
5%
Le
Mur
Corp
1
Machinery
—10
Products common—1
Car
—*
Ltd
Associates
Electric
Corp
common..
CO
10c
1
common
common
30c
—-5
-1
43,700
3
Jan
9 %
Oct
Vs
500
4
Jun
6%
Feb
2%
3 V8
2,500
30%
31 %
1,400
8%
8%
9%
4
4
4
3'/8
2% Aug
28%
4
Feb
Jun
4% May
36
5%
July
Sep
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1940)
32
1
•
American Stock Exchange
Oils
Bristol
Ltd
Dominion
New
British
New
Chamberlain
New
England
New
Haven
50c
2 Va
2
100
133%
Clock & Watch Co——1
Tel &
Tel
preferred-
Idria
Min
&
Mexico
&
iff
Pacific
Park
New
1 Vz
6
Aug
Scullin Steel Co
l'/a
Nov
2 Va
Feb
Superior
York
New
York &
Oct
22% Mar
2/200
13%
1%
4,000
liu
Sep
2
1%
14,900
1
Sep
3%
81
Jan
1
%
*
New
York
Nickel
Nipissing
Noma
10
Mines
North
Class
North
B
North
Class
3
Aug
Servomechanisms
Aug
16
Jan
Seton
51
Aug
64
Jan
Shattuck
Oct
13 Va
3 Va
Oct
4
Sherman
Products
3
3
i.
33,100
{;;
&
Leather
Apr
Sep
3
3,100
2 i«
Feb
5 is
65
n
3,400
5%
Jun
8%
Jan
3%
6,100
3 Va
Oct
3'/a
Oct
9
9%
7,200
7%
Oct
14%
Jan
4'%%
pfd
1,100
9%
Oct
13 Va July
36
Jun
49
Aug
lO'/z
11
40 Va
42 Vz
500
May
36 Vz
Jun
49%
81
13,500
4%
Jan
7%
8 Va
Apr
14 Va
Aug
Mar
91
Class
Silex
Oil
•
Company
common.
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Old
4'/a %
Oils
Okonite
class
41
common
"loo
100
preferred
Ltd
Silver
40c
cumulative
Omar
Inc
25
Overseas
1
preferred
.—
7
50
81%
Nov
140
87'/a
Oct
103%
Jan
7.700
Oct
6%
Feb
Silvray
Oct
2 Va
Jan
Simca
1
2
16,1,00
3%
17
Va
60%
96%.
96 %
2
2%
80
Oct
Jan
20%
Aug
Jan
65'/a Mar
2% July
300
825
96%
200
4%
30%
3%
Nov
Aug
89'/a Mar
Jan
6%
Gas
5'/z%
&
G%
1st
pfd—25
1st preferred.;
102
31 %
6
1st
4.36%
red
1st
preferred
Pacific
Lighting $4.50
$4.40
6 Va
July
Apr
Jan
18
July
23
Jan
33 Va
Sep
South
Coast
Penn
Feb
Southern
Soss
$4.75
dividend
dividend
preferred-
Pacific
Northern
Petroleums
Power
Light
Pan
Israel Oil
Pantepec Oil
Park
vtc.
Aircraft
Pioneer Gold
Corp
Corp
Powdrell
Power
Pratt
&
Pressed
P
R
Metals
M
Inc
Preston
Oct
101%
Feb
2
Jan
4
Aug
110% May
105'/a
1%
Jan
li
Oct
2%
Jan
$1.60
3% July
5%
Jan
Standard
61%
Feb
Standard
6%
Apr
Standard
Jan
16 Va
Sep
Standard
8%
8%
8%
800
Jun
10 Vb
Jan
7%
800
.
2,50
Jun
20%
19%
20%
400
18%
Feb
25
1%
1%
18,409
l'/a
Oct
3 '/a
6 Va
6%
1,100
J®S
7%
6
Jan
1,200
2%
Oct
1,500
10%
Sep?%
13%
12%
14'%
11 Va
Oct
l'/a
1%
5 203
l'/a
Oct
17%
16%
17%
3,000
12 %
Jan
18%
__50
92%
95%
1,050
92 Va
Oct
6'/it
6 Va
230
6 Va
Oct
6
6'%
700
1%
2,100
6
3,400
94%
»
11111111.1
„
A
1
1 %
1
5%
x5%
_20c
.2.50
common.
21%
303
8%
500
63% &63%
100
21%
8%
8%
„»
i
Ltd..
1
Colorado—
__III~
_•
Co
of
Apr
Parts
100
_
3
(A)
Jan
Sunrise
13%
600
11% Mar
14%
Reiter-Foster
Oil
31%
700
Va
5,600
6%
6%
6
15 %
16
9:%
9%
Remington
Rice-Stix
&
1,000
800
%
19%
512 May
Oct
Oct
46'/a
Jan
511 May
Mar
86
17%
89
75
17%
18 Va
1,500
17%
25%
17 %
200
25 %
Talon
Apr
Inc
Arms
Co
Inc
Class
8,V Jan
B
Tampa
Vtc
25%
1,000
to
Jan
3
9'/a
Sep
"10%
Feb
Technicolor
Oct
104%
Jan
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rokeach
Rolls
(I)
Royce
17
Aug
16 Va
22% July
20 Va May
Oct
Jan
Cable
Roosevelt
Texas Power
Thew
Shovel
30'/a Mar
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Inc
Co
Fifth
(The
Ave
F
Inc
—
Ltd
common
C)
Aeronautical
Oct
25 %
Jan
Feb
31%
Apr
Todd Shipyard
Jan
Toklan
250
500
1%
1%
Ryerson &
50
50
Mar
%
1%
Oct
42%
12%
19,600
1 Va
Jan
2%
300
37%
Feb
58'/a
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
70 Va
"
4,400
200
Haynes
5%
Jun
8%
Sep
Aug
Apr
Apr
Jan
Lawrence Corp Ltd
Sakmi-Brosius
San
San
Carlos
Milling
Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric
Cumulative
preferred
5%
Oct
99%
Feb
Tri-Continental
2
4,700
True
2
Aug
2%
Jun
13%
Apr
16 Va
27'%
28%
1,700
12 %
13 %
42%
4%
43
600
15%
16
5,500
3%
3%
33
4
5%
1,109
4%
4,300
3%
6,600
34
500
25
Feb
30%
Aug
footnotes
spp
pnge
33
6
1,300
4%
Apr
6
Sep
5
5>/a
1,400
3 Va
Jun
5%
Oct
5 7'%
Jan
79 % Mar
5 %
Jan
9 V4 Mar
69 %
67 3
250
16%
100
15'a
15%
600
2
Va
3
'4
Jun
18%
Oct
18
Jan
Feb
15
July
2%
.2%
700
2%
3%
35,700
2%
Oct
600
1/128
Oct
rl/128 rl/128
31
31%
500
30.000
31
31
293«
31 %
19%
19%
_»
14%
13
%
14%
1,000
1
4 '«
4
4%
2»/2 July
12,600
-
__1
;
16%
14 Vb
12%
!
11.
250
Jan
3% Mar
5 Vb
I'li
Jan
Oct
29
Jun
33% Mar
17%
Jan
31%
Oct
22
Sep
19 Vz
Feb
16% May
13% Oct
3%
Jan
300
11
9
Jan
13%
Feb
15
May
18 Va
Jan
4 %
Sep
6 VB May
Oct
Oct
52
July
____1
6%
7%
1,700
4 Va
Jan
8'/4
Aug
__5
b>4
5 "4
lu.dOO
5
Oct
8%
Feb
900
12
Oct
17%
.5
__7
13
12
11%
11%
12 3
a
3,500
11%
Nov
29%
30%
2,100
24%
Jan
35.
8%
18,700
7%
1
8
1
2 Va
2-
Inc
Oils
Ulen
Management
Union
Investment
3%
Oct
Union
Stock
3%
Nov
Chemical
Yards
Elastic
United
Milk Products
Molasses
Va
Oct
92 Va
Apr
Feb
11%
Jun
United
N
8%
8%
100
7%
Oct
10%
Jan
United
Profit
18 =
19
300
18-%
1
35.300
Apr
Oct
Amer
Sep
21'/a
1%
Oct
United
Feb
3% Mar
1,400
2%
600
20 Vz
14%
147
80 J
12
17%
21
21
7,000
16%
JUn
4%
Jan
Jun
14
Jan
Aug
25%
Feb
Jan
15
July
21
Apr
Nov
6% Mar
5^ May
1is Jun
85
85
6 Vz-
4 Va
4 1
2%
2%
2
2
700
63%
6 %
100
89%
Sep
2,500
2%
Feb
7%
a
•
1,000
4%
2,600
3 VB
7%
8,200
2 i'fl
21,700
3%
3 "2
500
11%
12%
35
35
35
4 Va
Feb
4 Vb
is
Sep
Jan
93
Nov
4
x2
Jan
9,600
90 3
2%
7%
-
7
2%
78
7
11%
Aug
9%
102
3%
"8%
"
1% Mar
Jan
.
Jan
Aug
/Aug
6% "Apr
5
i,:
-
-
July
1 ®6
Jan
2 }g
3
Feb
4
54.400
9%
Jan
100
29%
Feb
40
31 Va
1.25
,__10c
Feb
34 %
Apr
5V4
Jun
8
Mar
J
Aug
Apr
13% July
July
Co
United
U
S
300
46 Vz
100
8%
24%
5% Mar
7%
Oct
64
Sep
Feb
10%
Sep
26% Mar
Jan
23
Jun
6
2,600
5
July
01«
fi11
6%
5,100
6 l'e
Oct
30%
Jun
37
Aug
*
common
6V4
Aug
8
Jan
4}1
Apr
6%
Aug
100
7 %
8}»
Jan
Feb
Ltd—
10s
Canal
Sharing
211
.100
common
.
.
Shoe Machinery common
.
.
25
25
1
Vz
30
202
Sep
an )
1
Jan
100
% 211%
1%
__
7
Jan
11%
12
25
44%
42%
44 3
25
35 V*
35%
35%
360
1 %
1%
11.20O
10
common
..-1
1
Conditioning Corp
-10c
10c
Specialties
2,600
8%
5%
1
preferred
Air
6 Va
58 %
5%
57
6!i
__
50c
—
ord registered—
&
58 %
6
1—20
common-
Corp
RR
300
6
24%
6 %
Corp
dep rets
5%
6
_
*
Preferred
22'4 Mar
19%
1%
3 Va
23
_I0c
!
1
:
,
Omaha
United
5'%
24%
49% Mar
*
of
Aircraft Products
Asbestos
1.600
Oct
Jan
8%
United
3.200
21
23 %
9
Co
United
10%
100
14,000
22
90%
;
Corp
Jan
77
21
56 Va July
38%
2%
3
23
2%
Gas Co of Canada
65
Jan
32%
90 %
A
Company—
Unexcelled
Jan
27 %
37 3
1
•
Union
6V2
Oct
2,200
46%
100
j.
warrants
Jun
Jun
101 Va
44 %
1
18% Aug
7% May
5
Oct
•
1C%
21
,__1
20
Ltd—
17% July
100
5 Va
Feb
96
45'
50c
Inc
class
51 Vz
5%
Apr
1%
%
Ltd—
Airways class A
Co
Jun
37 Va
Apr
3Va
2
10
:_25c
Nevada.—
Oct
.
13%
3,300
2,300
50
97
____10c
preferred
of
Oct
29% May
Oct
Jan
11
sis
96
70c
12'%
Feb
2,300
1
common
12%
3%
4%
1
7%
Jan
July
Oct
2 V4
-
%
iff
*
;
Jan
16%
30
25c
5
13
(I
76
1%
70
4
.
16%
__
25c
39
July
6% July
series_20
Fnr
5%
-1
Inc
10%
series.20
1
Feb
5%
_10c
Temper Corp
107c
4%%
Feb
6%
16%
Corp
77
20
4.40%
Ltd
19
Aug
15%
Construction
Jan
Co—
preferred
Feb
Sep
4'/a
1
...
Trust C0
Industries
82 '/a
•
&
Oil
70
preferred
Petroleums
19%
15%
7,7()0
1
Cont
85
Cumulative
14% May
5%
•
Inc._
Cuba
83%
2
Co
Trans
Empire
8
series
500
500
5%
5
Trans
Lux
4%
Apr
%
common.. 5
preferred
Trans Caribbean
Trans
3 %
Apr
40
5
5
:
common—
Mining
Feb
Cumulative
Sapphire
Tonopah
3'%
2.50
17
Feb
13%
Jan
17
*
common..
Corp
Toledo Edison 4'%%
Jan
1
common
16%
16%
66%
Oct
1
;
common
Corp
2%
1
Inc
1 (j Va
8%
1
Oil
900
s
St
32
5
United
common
150
deposit rets ord registered___£l
Amer deposit rets def registered__/5s
3
1
23,800
33 Va
Amer
2%
34
23% July
4% Jan
Oct
1
__1
common.......
Realty
20%
1
Oct
55
32%
Cement Inc
Security
400
1
1,600
10%
42 %
Tobacoo
21
Co
1 %
16,800
9%
43 Va
Tishman
21
15%
Feb
43 Va
Jun
21
13
6% May
3%
32 Va
Jan
3
1%
Aug
Jan
29
16%
700
57
55
10
Inc
15%
Company
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
10
6%
Oct
Jan
800
24
Roofing
45% July
1.25
56
Jan
Aug
4%
200
Tilo
Oct
*
"l%
24
5,600
Jun
Jan
1.50
Raceway
Oil
19%
xl9%
1%
9 Va
4% July
100
1,300
4%
29 Va
10'/a
28%
2,700
6
15%
Markets
29%
*r
a
27
5%
3 'a
convertible
70c
700
12%
63
5%
26%
6
__io
.
Vb
15 Va
Thompson-Starrett
2.100
5
6 V,
1
20
__50c
Chemical Corp
11 %
£1
common
Oct
6 % May
6%
■
1
Co
100
reg
7%
5
Co
& Light $4.56 pfd.
26
1
ord
4% Mar
Corporation.
„
Trunz
rets
Corp
Field
Roosevelt
Ryan
dep
1,200
Corp..—i__.
Inc
Oil
Trans
pfd F
6%
.....
Co
1
Inc
Feb
6
-_»
...1
15% Mar
Ltd—
American
Rome
Sons
&
Mar
3 Va
Texas Calgary
86
44%
50c
1965
Apr
5
Aug
common
18 Va
10%
«
extended
82
Oct
(i(i%
—
Corp
A
Electric
Jan
42 %
1
Inc
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Oct
1%
.
9
18% July
13% May
Petrol Corp
class
25 %
1%
Jan
2%
.
*
—
Jan
63%
common
Oil
14%
29% May
5
Rico
Jun
Corp..
Portland
Finch
11%
50c
5%
Jan
100
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan
.
21%
Engineering
25%
11
89
l
Corp
Electric
Oct
Fell
53.600
i
%
59
Reliance
21 %
Sep
1 Va
ff
4
-1
i
a
200
common.
Supermarkets
Superior
Aug
58
Drug
.20
Co:
21 Vz
commons
44
&
21%
_
300
ordinary
Corporation......
Internat
Sunset
9'% July
50 % May
15%
10
(Robert)
25% May
(S) & Co common..
Thorofare
Reis
27
Nov
1
Corporation
45% July
Oct
Sep
600
Stop & Shop Inc
Ray
48% July
1 %
Aug
Apr
Jan
28% July
Sep
2%
6%
Sun
58 %
Sep
44 VA
66%
(Hugo)
Stylon
Sep
25%
200
1%
Stinnes
Sti'oock
Aug
Aug
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
Sep
19
40%
33 Vi
49
....
28 % Mar
14
22 Va
Canada
B)
Mar
6% July
Feb
39%
Corp
& Co
42%
Mar
22%
—
Thiokol
cdmmon.
7% May
9
Jan
42
63%
7%
150
•
Corp
4%
1,100
Feb
(J
Q
Reading Tube
1,200
12%
5%
Stetson
6,000
30 %
5
1
~53t
400
Jan
4%
%
9%
Stein
Texam
4V4%
cumulative
preferred.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Pyle-National Co common
•
5 Va
11 %
~
5'
12
8%
107%
69
5% Mar
9% May
8 Va
Apr
Feb
F-ob
5% Mar
500
Jan
13%
31'/a
1
2'{\ May
25 Va
2%
2,700
800
26 '/a
7
1,800
6%
0%
Sterling Aluminum Products
Feb
53
Steel
Steel
Jan
3 V
%
400
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del).x...
Rights
Jun
7%
Feb
52%
^
10c
1
21%
(The)
4Va
July
3 Va
6
14%
Oct
2%
4
July
6 Va
Feb
Feb
46% Mar
14%
4'%
July
25% July
UV2
0%
14%
l'/a July
5 % Sep
Jan
Feb
1
Corp
preferred
Starrett
ft
iff
&
2.50
1
-
Oct
52 %
_____!*
Ltd"!
%
5
24
__10
25c
common.
3,400
16%
37%
1,100
1.4%
Corp
Tube class B—
Standard
8 Va Mar
2,300
2%
13
1,500
4,000
900
Standard
60V2 Mar
6%
Oct
22%
40
400
Products Co^
Standard Shares Inc common
14%
12%
22
38
40'%
Standard-Thomson
2%
37 Va Mar
a
22 %
Packaging
Convertible
Feb
52 %
6%
31 Va Mar
2-3%
.
Feb
13'/a
Nov
%
22
1
Aug
1,300
2%
11%
39%
——__1
7
6
xll%
1%
xl
__i
4%
56%
;♦
Sep
1,900
13
2 % Mar
39%'
„
Jan
55
111
4-,
Corp__2
.
Jan
55
1
11%
5
Va
6
pesos
loc
8%
Jan
7
4
Aug
Jun
Oct
%
22 Va
Dredging Corp common
preferred—
Standard
Sep
7'/a
117/,
2 '/a
23
convertible
I6V2
8%
Oct
700
32% July
12
25
Industries Inc.—.
Oil (Ky)
5%
1,700
10,200
3%
23 Vz
Forgings Corp.
Oct
Standard
Aug
Aug
5% Mar
2
Factors Corp
Oct
a
51
! ft
its
5
Feb
Aug
487
Jan
Feb
Jun
4%
Sep
Mar
%
__1
Oct
Jan
1
Mines
Co
Royalty Co
Company__.z___
Specialty Stores Co Inc.—
Spencer Shoe Corp......
Stahl-Meyer Inc....
78 %
7%
1,500
2
40'%
Spear &
99
93,200
31 Va
3,600
4%
28'
Oct
22 '/a
Southland
100
60,800
46
3%
_i
150
154.900
24%
34
.25
Line
20'/a July
1
200
2% July
..25
Inc.!
Jan
5
24 %
Jun
—25
Petroleum
Co
12%
Jan
______IIIIIl
~1
Public
Power
86
13%
Inc
Quebec
220
13
_i
of
Pipe
58%
—.1
Mfg Co
Providence Gas
Service
Southern
1.009
America
Dome
106% Mar
1,200
.
East
Oct
16%
1
common...
Progress
94
16 %
...
Co
of
Materials
16%
r
Alexander
Inc
California
Southern
15 %
(Massj-20
Co
common
Lambert
Southern
Jan
15%
common.—..
Prairie Oil Royalties
Feb
104'%
i
.___
Corp of Canada
Prentice-Hall
103 %
Oct
290
7%
11
*_2
Telephone Co....
&
Oct
16%
common
Scale
Rico
10
.bt.2.50
Polaris Mining Co
Poloron Products class
Porto
92 Va
—III
Corp.—_I
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic
92 %
Ml
1%
27%
preferred
l
Mines Ltd
Aircraft
cumulative
2
Minerals
Governor
Piper
4.08%
2
—
Pierce
Jan
_i
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co...10
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co.—...
Piasecki
26%
3%
127,50 J
26%
preference
Oct
6%
2%
x43'%
25
21%
it
1%
25
500
Ifi
24%
25
...
Va
i ft
Oct
800
preferred.
22
714
21
2,10U
preference
21%
4 7
300
15%
convertible
preferred
lc
Jan
21%
37%
preferred.
Bol
Jan
43 Va
15'/a
cumulative
cufnulative
Bol
—
Ltd..
&
original preferred...
cumulative
97
Aug
105 Vz
Oct
36%
Jan
convertible
99
123
Sep
15'
4.88%
4.48%
99
May
39
37'
4.56%
4.32%
95
102
lii
1
4.24%
_»
2
1,100
.12.50
Jan
87 %
Aug
Edison—
Jan
86
Aug
6%
39
U
*
29 Va
37 >4
97 %
Jan
~4%
1
27%
95
Jan
4
£1
Mills
29%
94
68
21 %
X43%
*
common-
9 l'/a
Jan
250
24 %
2
1
common.
Co
California
89
Aug
10 %
114 %
113
21 %
20
common
Oct
1
Nov
27
an
1,100
39
10c
Feb
Jan
12%
a
Oct
98
114 Va
*
Sep
92'
8V4 Mar
Apr
5%
5Va
a
Sep
7%
7%
1,300
85
85
5'
Corp..10c
Oct
2,100
Co______
Oils
28%
Oct
5%
7%
2%
15 % May
Jan
2iV2
3
,
24 Vz
9,800
—
Pep Boys (The)—
Pepperell Manufacturing
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian
25%
2%
Corp
Company
Canada
Traffic
50)
16%
vtc
14,200
7%
1
Corp
Jan
5 Va
*
Telev
&
Manufacturing
Oil
Jan
Publications—
23 Va
25%
2%
sharellTl
Amer
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
x25%
15%
—
(C A)
....
of
3,000
pfd——.100
Parker Pen Co class A_.
Class B
~
Patino
3l'/a
2%
Motors
Chemical
34 Va Mar
Oct
16%
A)
13
preferred
100
Hi
5%
(C
11 Va
—5,000 fr
300
_I„II1
common
Petroleum
13
22% May
Jan
1%
700
25c
%
——*
Ltd—
6
1
24
25%
*
Airlines
Page-Hersey Tubes
Paramount
Oct
Sep
26 Vz
14'/2
16,400
Aug
Mar
14% Mar
Sep
11%
6,300
1%
1%
10c
23%
»
Pacific
Pancoastal
26 Va
25%
3 l'/a
28 %
_♦
Pacific
&
25%
.
200
300
28%
27
37%
10%
500
3
Oct
2
200
"5%
Sonotone Corp
131XU Mar
Oct
2.100
31%
28 %
26 %
Corp
Shares:
Electronics
100
2
6
Ltd
24%
preferred
cum
19
2
25
__
17 Va
1%
...1
23 %
preferred
preferred—
dividend
$4.36
__
19
*
25
preferred.
21%
*
Slick Airways Inc.:
Smith (Howard) Paper
1,400
31%
31%
25
1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st preferred—
—25
5% redeemable 1st
pfd series A..25
4.80%
red 1st preferred
25
5%
red
Oct
25
Inc.—„j!
convertible
400
104
29 %
5%
4.50%
13%
Canada
of
Mines
American
South
Electric
4,100
10%
2
100
Lighting
Skiatron
Jan
P
Pacific
14%
10%
*
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common.
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered..
Jan
4% July
14 %
i
111%
1}& Jan
69 Va
__
__
102'/a
_
13%
10%
___1
....
"5,100
2%
80
4%'
__
'
100
!■,
72 %
3%
12%
52%
1,600
18%
58 %
12,100
650
3%
18
58
A:ner scares. 10s
Securities
14%
5
common
Precision
Silver-Miller
2%
i
._
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Sep
2
Creek
84%
90 %
2%
1
,_90c
—90c
Company common
Corp common
Town
3}!
_*
common..
81%
2 %
1
-50c
50c
B
Jan
_i
B
Co
$3
Corp
Brass Co
1%
Signal Oil &, Gas Co class A
Aug
2,700
6
89
%
100
•
Ohio
29,200
20c
:
preferred
Simmons-Boardman
Ogden
3%
1
Corp of America common L__
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Col
Aug
ii
5%
10 '/a
4'/c
o
Oceanic
3%
Sicks Breweries Ltd
11%
6
A
3*5#
Shoe
50
Serv
Apr
i
Inc..
Sherwin-Williams
11
America
19%
1
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
3 Va
25
Co
of
Jun
Mining...
Shawinigan Water & Power
3 Va
t
1
Pub
15%
10c
common
0'/4
10 "z
Ltd...:
2,000
Denn
—10
Oils
RR
Ind
Feb
13
25
3'
A—10
class
——
Corp
2
100
9'/4
Airlines
Penn
Nuclear
600
3 %
•
Cement
Canadian
Northern
2%
i,;
6 %
10c
Railway
American
Northeast
86 Va May
1
Southern
19
12 5.Q
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of Amerioa...
13%
3|.V
50c
Noroen-Ketay Corp
18%
Airlines
Selby Shoe Co
Sentry Safety Control
July
Jan
l
Inc_—__
Corporation
Norfolk
m>
9%
l
Mines
Lites
Western
57
2
10
Ltd_,
Oct
18%
Corp General
Bros Inc
13%
57
20
common.
57
~2'4
*
common—
Merchandise
Rim
Norbute
1
Co
Honduras Rosario
Oct
I
14
iff
1%
iff
1 Vz
5V2
I8V4
*
13%
1
1
4,400
17,000
Securities
14 "a
20c
9%
19%
Seeman
59
Oils
Auction
Seaboard
Feb
Feb
Sep
8%
19%
Feb
Sep
38%
Apr
9%
19%
Inc
Aug
3%
1%
5,100
'
New
10%
Nov'
5
1,300
24,600
Apr
10%
.50c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—^
1%
10%
1
147%
49%
Jan
7
300
1
Sep
1%
8%
8
High
Low
High
1
128%
Schick
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
I
Co
5,900
132'/a 133%
48 Vz
Mining Co—
&
Oct
2Jk Sep
Prices
Low
25r
Jan
:_1
Ltd
Sayre
May
3 %
Inc (Del)
Fisher Brick
2 in
1%
Process Co common.
Oils
&
Savoy Oil
2
15.000
49%
Land—
Arizona
New
New
2Mar
iff Sep
Monday, November 5, 1956
for Week
Range
ol
Bale Price
Par
2,160
2 %
2
5
Last
2,600
2,/
l'/a
1
16,400
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
American MucK Exchange
25c
New
Coal
1
i
NOVEMBER
High
Low
2%
,«
iff
5 Va
Chera, Co..;——50c
Zinc.—.
ENDEf)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
l'/a
l'/a
Petroleum
WEEK
SHOCKS
bharea
ft
40C
Jersey
New
Ltd—
1
50c
conv
New
New
Oil
of Prices
FOR
for Week
Low
1
RANGE
BaW
Uansre
Bale Price
Par
New
We»k'»
Last
.
STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN
Jilday
STOCKS
.
__
—
a
13.700
1
%
23'a
Jan
Feb
18 % Mar
42
Sep
61% Mar
34 V4
Sep
39%
10 Va May
—
-230
1 Vb
Oct
Feb
14%
Aug
2%
Jan
Number 5583
184
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1941)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
/
-
-STOCKS
•
.
American Stock Exchange
•'
TJ
Foil
S
U
■
class
Rubber
S
B
Hiah
46%
44%
47%
27,900
34V4
_1
2%
2%
2%
100
2 V4
July
29'%
2.000
15'%
60% May
4% Mar
Feb
Jan
Corp
1
30%
_50c
4%
4
4%
1,100
4
Apr
5
8%
8 >8
8%
5,500
6%
Jan
10
Apr
1%
1%
400
Vitamin
Corp
Corp
Universal
American
Corp
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
(The) Corp__
Universal
Universal
Products
25c
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
Oil
_
_
31
-
10
56
57 %
500
15%
14%
15%
8,600
11 Vo
15
Co
56%
28%
28%
28%
200
28%
2
19%
19
19%
2,300
5
4%
4%
2,700
common
Sugar
;
4%
Aug
2"% Mar
l3/4 July
55% Jan
-1950
____
36%
Corp
l
preferred_____
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
6 Vb
6 %
Norman
Venezuelan
_»
Industries
x32
x32
warrants
1
9
i
4%
4
2
7% Mar
Oct
93
34% Mar
7%
3%
104%
1,150
10 %
22.100
%
May
7
%
;
5%
Oct
91
Jan
Jun
105
Apr
8 '%
87/'s
"4%
"4%
l
Jun
47/8
Sep
8%
Oct
Oct
17%
Apr
Oct
7%
Apr
5%
(issue of Oct
♦No
•
a
Wagner Baking voting
7%
preferred
Waitt
Bond
&
Webb
Watch
&
series
$6
West
Utilities
Texas
Western
Stockholders
Amer
dep
Western
rets
Tablet
&
pfd
Stores
5% %
Stationery
(R
Wilrich
Oil
Co
5%
Wood
Odd-lot
(F
^Friday's
45
Jan
58% May
36%
33 Vb
36%
4,450
20%
Feb
36 %
20 %
Jan
26 %
37
35%
37
35
Oct
39
x9%
Oct
12%
Jan
50
23%
Oct
28%
Oct
4%
12%
12%
12%
1,800
11
Oct
16%
23%
22%
24%
9,000
18%
Jun
25
5%
Oct
Boston
Elec
Steel
Sep
Edison
Chicago
fir
3%
15%
6
iV
3
3%
15%
14%
175
101
10
98
12%
13
210
bid
and asked prices;
traded flat.
being
x
12%
8
17%
200
:
64'%
69
sales
no
included
(not
Stock and Bond
Below
Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
listed
on
are
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
Sep
31
1
Nov.
_
159.50
158.78
155.93
437.62
30
Oct.
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
66.11
160.19
486.47
29—_—
Oct.
Util¬
Stocks
171 91
93.36
ities
roads
479.85
Oct.
Grade
65
486.94
26
10
Grade
Util¬
486.06
Oct.
Second
Indus¬
Total
Rail¬
>
trials
Date
First
15
158.78
•
•
1st
of
N
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
J
4s
I enud
1994
mortgage
Gas
&
172.04
93.27
91.60
91.99
171.30
93.21
91.49
82.02
89.93
91.66
66.20
169.62
93.12
91.43
91.95
39.76
91.58
66.84
172.23
93.20
91.61
91.89
89.75
91.61
1970
Friday
I
•
Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by National Quotation
Date—
Range for 195(5
Closing
21% Mar
Mon.
Oct.
29
88.48
High
70
Tues,
Oct.
30—
87.94
Low
Oct.
31—„
87.16
Apr
Aug
Oct
8%
1%
Thurs.
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
55
93
Bonds
Jan
Jan.
1
.
■
-
-
87.31
1—
'
2
High
80.49 Dec
88.03
Low
68.05 Jan 18
A6%s
with
A6%s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
1
series
3%s
High
50
i
11
+§93
102%
2
142
144%
87
98 %
88%
4
83%
84%
43
83
89'%
64
64
5
62
73
58
65
92%
98%
the closing prices of the common
The SEC index of stock prices based On
65,
87%
84%
stocks
1956, for composite and by major industry
the week .ended Oct. 26,
for
with highs and lows for the
compared with the preceding week and
current year are as follows (1939 = 100):
groups
1940
1947
May-Nov
1993—May
B
AGesfuerel
May-Now
1953
1953
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
1
4s
1970
coupon
1940
1947
National Research
convertible
New
England
6%s
1952
Durable Goods
151
109
113%
—
—i
Finance
319.0
434.2
+ 0.3
468.6
393.6
419.6
421.4
—0.4
437.6
369.4
450.1
446.4
0.8
500.8
425.2
—0.7
353.0
303.2
152.3
——
and
Service
Mining
Power
Mar-Now
debentures
3%s
——
152.7
—0.3
161.5
151.6
297.1
299.6
—0.8
325.5
290.7
332.1
336.3
—1.2
383.2
326.3
3 %s
1970
May-Now
with Oct.
Public
Oct
_
.
1968
ApriJ-Ocf
95
April-Oct
$85
93
1964.. .June-Dec
97
97
,__Jan-July
$93
100
April-Oct
E
1978
series
F
:
Counties
Terni
Gas
Gas
Gas
Hydro-Electric
1971
3s
3%s
1970
with
ex
Wasatch
Dec
Dec
Corp
1940
1
1947
1
deb
West
Penn
97
97
269,500
3,539,500
3,129,000
273,000
3,402,000
3,751,000
228,000
3,979,000
Thurs. Nov. 1—.
Fri. Nov. 2
10,599,369
$17,296,200
97
93%
_.
—
*90
92%
96
Foreign
100%
97%
i
—
Railroad
Traction
and Industrial—
Total
98%
3
97.
90
90
2
90
$89
93
90
95
93
100
75
70
102%
-
ser
tioo
102
77%
102'%
30
100
95
99
76%
77 Mi
19
102 V2
102%
4
103 %
85
76%
Stock
Period..
or
Friday'*
Bid
& Asked
(Col)
Wed. Oct. 31
Thurs. Nov. 1—
—
.
of German State
A
B
1951
&
Prov
ft
75,000
57,000
6,000
78,009
12,000
3,000
93,000
695,525
I.
37,000
33,000
~~4~o66
Yo'oco
57,000
$289,000
$33,000
$44,000
3,921,310
■;—
37.000
Week Ended Nov. 2
Jan.
Low
1
1955
1956
Range Since
Btocks—No.
of
3,921,310
Shares
High
'
Jan. 1
1956
$366,000
to Nov. 2
!
1955
3,146,665
$193,415,366
193,896,982
Bonds
$289,000
$327,000
$12,767,000
$14,483,000
Foreign government
33,000
144,000
5,195,000
14,351,000
Foreign corporate
44,000
37,000
1,343,000
2,547,000
$508,000
$19,305,000
$31,381,000
Domestic
$88
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—
W^prwdvn
12,000
180
190
181%
188
$366,000
Banks-
1952—
series
$175
June-Dec
(Germany) 7s 1951.—.°
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
series
NO.
$104,000
834,460
—
Total—
+80
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
ABaden
A6s
bold
$9,000
794,555
105
110
—
1947
AGs
High
Btmde
Bonds
$11,000
$84,000
692,635
Tues. Oct. 30—
102%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Interest
Exchange
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
904,135
Mon. Oct. 29
Government
Domestic
Shares)
106%
100 %
$101% 104%
Feb-Aup
1959
102%
102
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
+98 V2
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jime-Aug
6s
Exchange
Stocks
Jan-July
1960
5s
Union
70
Low
Port
$903,437,000
ol
1963
A
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s April
1946
ADanzIg
$845,519,900
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
*25
Friday
Bk
$17,019,000
Transactions at the American Stock
U10
1956
BONDS
Central
829,475,600
102'%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
798,628,100
97
$93 %
/
Fri. Nov. 2
20-year 7s
15,721,000
$14,000
102
98 '2
June-Dee
1956
coupon
coupon
6s
Newspaper
American
73,478,400
104
99
469,000
46,559,800
—
.—
——
Bank
International
94
111,000
1,294,000
$221,000
Government
99%
88%
560,131,158
$4,000
—
9,694,670
$1,263,500
17,296,200
Shares,
Bonds
U. S.
'■
1955
1956
470,384,047
10,599,369
$18,559,700
of
94
91
to Nov
Jan. 1
1955
195G
Stocks—No.
101 Vb
93 Vb
—:
—
99%
$85
95%
90
94
$98%
150
—
78
■
$18,559,700
$1,263,500
Week Ended Nov. 2
135
1.
—
92%
$85
Feb-Aug
Water Power 3%s 1964
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Western
'
——
96%
$90
1953—___Feb-Aug
1953
1
Washington
Webb &
95 VB
$90
coupon
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973..
United Electric Service Co—
A 7s
3,270,000
1,893,770
2,178,200
Wed. Oct. 31-—.
98%
102
Co—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940
a7s
2,281,860
103%
96
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970—
3%s
(Calif.)
Electric
&
3,460,000
1,828,300
April-Oct
California
Southern
Southwestern
96%
90
Feb-Aug
^Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.
1981
Southern
219,000
2,417,239
Tues. Oct. 30_
89
.
--
138%
Feb-Aug
...
1979
3%s sfcries G
_
2
102
$87
Jan-Juiy
1976
series D
series
3,241,000
Mon. Oct. 29.
102
■
Feb-Aup
1976—
3s
_
$25
$92
Mar-Sept
—
3 %s
19
95%
138'%
1998-Jan-Jjtiy
1973.-
3s
$4,179,200
%
,
Co;6s
3%s series A 1973
2%s series C
Sales
S3,905,200
$274,000
176%
Total,
1960__
1960
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
B
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bond*
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
and Miscel.
$110
coupon
Gas
&
United States
int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Number ol
94%
1100
Water Power Corp 3s,
1981
May-Now
Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962-Jan-July
3s series
105%
101
99%
$176%
Harbor
Sapphire
94
95
81
176%
Jan-July
Jan-July
coupon
Service Electric
—
Co—
1940
1
1947
1
101
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96
Shares
—
Hydro-Electric
ex
94
1963—
to
mortgage 3%s
1971—
A6%s
101%
93
loo
$97
1976___Jan-July
3s
A6%s
$92
—
94%
11
96%
'
—
—
—
95
96
—April-Oct
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
__
$25
95
liq tr ctfs
1961
extended
1st
mortgage
Piedmont
A
+
321.3
319.2
Transportation
Trade,
366.2
53
47
•
——
+ 0.1
168
168
50
$47
,—
Goods
Corp—
subord
1953
due
Power
1st
_
97
$110
1952
coupon
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
Safe
Manufacturing
Utility
„
94%
$167
—
«...
__
3
97
$107
Jan-July
Nippon Electric Fowdr Co Ltd—
A1 st mortgage 6 %s 1953..
Ohio
97
June-Dec
RR
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
Valley RR 4% 19634
5s
£25
Low
High
Change
340.5
Hydro-Electric Co—
Isarco
•-
7
96
$100
May-Now
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1953..!
coupon
coupon
Western
&
59
58%
'
96
— —
340.7
435.3
Composite
Non-Durable
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
5%s conv debs 1967
debs
6s
Guantanamo
+
96
Jan-July
~
Finland Residential
Flying Tiger Line
1956
Percent
Oct. 19, '56
Oct. 26, '56
1993—
1965
Mt&e Co-
7
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1
Low
NO.
143.% 143%
Jail-July
Nov.
Range Since
bold
94
93%
June-Dec
1978__
78.87 Jan 23
2Mar-
Nov
Nigh
J 52
June-Dec
Nov.
3
94.00 Aug
____
Range for 1955
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
___Quar-Feb
A
91.76
(35 Stocks)
Jan
Division—
4s
Fuel
Ercole Marrelii Elec
90.19
91.89
66.37
15%
7,700
1 %
June-Dec
1970
series
90.30
66.44
'
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
40
92.06
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
Fri.
1998
A
Total
Bond*
91.85
Mar
l-k Oct
Interest
series
10
1C
10
20
55 %
5,300
70
"l%
"Ili
Exchange
Authority 3%s
In
used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
when issued;
"w w." with warrants;
"x w." without warrants.
July
16% July
5s
•
1
■
Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
being transacted during current week.
Wed.
Aug
40
d Ex-interest,
range),
distribution,
g Ex-stock
year's range), r Trans¬
f Ex-liquidating
range),
transaction
year's
in
i,"
£1
2%s
year's
Jan
17%
106
12
17
100
4 %
Sep
14% May
600
3
101
1
Power; 3%s
Transit
"w
U Apr
Ltd
6s
in
included
(not
Abbreviations
tive;
9% Mar
%
.%
__1
4s inc debs
57%
36 y8
J
§Reported in receivership.
Jan
350
10,100
5%
2
Stock
38
Jan
10
pfd
38
45
51%
26
Feb
5
_1
4*%%
53%
104
45
__
Jan
3%
1
Steel & Pump
Bethlehem
Sep
600
Low
Appalachian
Jun
Mar
3%
Jun
1,000
'
A Amer
Oct
3%
10
BONDS
.
Apr
10%
receipts..
Hargreaves
American
-fir
1%
99
102%
52
52
transaction
Under-tlie-rule
n
Indus¬
•fij
-2%
included
(not
30
136
150
160
199
149%
Jan
23%
common
deposit
preference
-
140
3,400
11,200
delivery
(not included in year's range),
Ltd—
American
6%
Wright
Sep
%
27%
165
8% July
136
2%
47
,165
h Ex-principal,
for
104% Mar
Jan
3%
Inc
W)
transaction
cash
Aug
10
Machine-
Petroleum
Woolworth
Sep
5
300
25
Industries
Woodley
3% Mar
1,400
6 %
•
Newspaper
Woodall
"2%
6 Vb
May-Nov
June-Dec
Aug
21
23%
Ltd—
Lt
159 %
Oct
1
Co
&
Apr
Oct
2%
122
2%
72
43%
,
__
April-Oct
Apr
98%
1
—.
Pwr
2%
19%
6%
159%
72
$47
188
1931
Mar
25
common
preferred
Wisconsin
170
10c
common
&
Brothers
159 %
10
Petroleums
Wilson
158 %
____1
Oil
C)
159%
Sep
135
76
68
Oct
3
l7/a
*
com
Corp
Wickes
(The)
Corp.
Williams-McWilliams Industries
Williams
38,300
___20
Inc
River
2%
Is
preferred
conv
1%
2%
.
154%
_—
1947
6s
Deferred
a
Ltd—
Inc
Wichita
2 Vb
1st pfd__100
shares
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat
White
27%
1% Jun
100
Coal
Westmoreland
23
Jun
•
Invest
ord
Westmoreland
Oct
191/2
5
Ltd
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
17%
8,500
1.25
4.40%
Leaseholds
Western
100
7,400
1%
*
(Del)__
Manufacturing
%
120
Feb
17%
10c
Inc
3% Aug
27%
1%
preference
Investors
Jun
1%
27
1
Inc
Wentworth
111% Mar
2%
25%
__
1
common
3%
17%
30
;
3%
3%
Chile
action
5% Mar
Oct
1,300
105
1
Inc
Co
Knapp
Webster
_•
preferred
Tiernan
&
Sep
4% Jan
100
1
Inc
cumulative
$2
Wallace
W'altham
ext
;
ctfs
3%
High
140
110
--
59%
1947.—:
1927)
1927)
of
value,
par
ABonds
Co
May
dividend,
w
Aircraft
Waco
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd
(Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
Jan
4%
1,700
A)
" 116
$73
1
124
$160
1951
Jan.
Low
No.
138%
$54
FeS:Aug
1
Bogota—
(issue
of
May-Now
1958_»—_Mar-Sept
2VaS 2088
May-Now
(Plan
of
Bank
$112
1949
stamped
A7s
Jan
3%
20,100
77%
stamped
Mortgage
June-Dec
6%s stamped
(Peru)
7s
$132
Range Since
bold
Hiah
Oct
117/B
Jun
14 Vb
8,700
5
City
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
1947
A7s
Feb
5
Jun
»
_
Corp
4 »/8
100
10
Co
Manufacturing—.
Silver-Lead
102
_—20c
bale Price
1947
7s
6%s
(Prov)
Mortgage Bank
Apr
Sep
300
Last
Period
of) Germany—
redeemed)
(20%
AMedellin
28%
10
x32
3%
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vulcan
ALima
6s
(City
1939
Maranhao
83%
5
Co__
Venezuela
Vogt
7s
July
'
Van
AHanover
21% July
Aug
37% May
6
secured
32%
Sep
19
300
6%
f
AHanover
A
common
convertible
$4
AS
Munic
Cons
16% July
68 %
Apr
V
Valspar
AGerman
Jan
„_i
States
Stores
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
common
United
Stock
High
Low
r
Co
United
2
American
Reclaiming
Unitronics
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
1
:
ENDED
BONDS
Shares
Low
par
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Friday
Range
Last
_■ •;.••.
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
19S2
..
Jan-Julv
107% 107%
82
195
81
119%
—
90
107 %
99
oe
+
NOTE:
551.070
as
The
volume
reported.
of
This
Thursday
year's
Oct.
volume
18
has
should
been
have
reported at 551,970
due to this blunder.
been
adjusted
instead
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1942)
...
Monday, November 5, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Vritry
STOCKS
Par
American
Motors
Corp
American
Tei
Tel
&
Rights
—
Anaconda
Bangor
-
—_
_
Arooscook
&
RR
.
_
__
Cities
.
Hecla
&
Service
Inc—
Co
Copper
Range
Eastern
Gas
..
50%
Ry
14,783
6%
Oct
437
65%
Jan
67%
54
1
20
Apr
Oct
185%
Oct
6%
New
Detroit Stock Exchange
67%
Oct
155
Ford
Jan
%
976
50
Oct
American
44
40 %
380
36%
Feb
13%
115
12%
Jan
16%
62%
71
53%
Jan
45%
295
43%
Oct
870
15%
Jan
30%
400
%
Jan
55
47%
Jan
65
Jan
47
DETROIT
Telephone:
Aug
26
Aug
WOodward 2-5525
1%
1%
63
63
42
42 %
%
100
Aug
Apr
ANN ARBOR
JACKSON
KALAMAZOO
National
Ford
Motor
•
Inc
1 %
Oct
Bakeries
Creek
Coal
Inc
_—
__
Kennecoti
Copper
Star
.
Tel
Norbute
Olin
Tel
&
Pennsylvania
RR
Folding
Rexall
Co..
_
Stone
Webster
&
Stop & Shop
Torrington
Union
Inc
Drill
U
S
Smelting
Detroit Stock
.
Jan
65%
Jan
98
13 %
10
11%
Oct
14%
Apr
17%
1,692
17%
Aug
3
16% May
128% Sep
358
53
%
222
2
&
Mass
RR
3%
Oct
Feb
61%
Aug
23%
506
22 %
Nov
28 %
Apr
2 %
100
Oct
9%
90
3% May
10% July
.
23
35%
9% July
825
20% Mar
88
Brown
Euad
Die
Consolidated
Consumers
Detroit
35 %
Oct
Jun
21
Sep
23 %
Jan
27%
Apr
Fenestra
Sep
Fruehauf
489
20%
Jan
45%
Oct
55% Mar
1,467
41%
Sep
60%
Oct
69%
47
49%
135
63%
.
61%
100
110
46%
138
51%
54%
14
54 %
Apr
Jan
Apr
67% Mar
Sep
56%
7
13%
•
100
31%
100
114% Mar
13%
15
Jan
51% May
1,124
Jun
66
Mar
Power
common
General
Iron:
__
rriday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
American
Laundry
Paper
$4.50
Cincinnati Gas &
4%
Electric com
preferred
Cincinnati
Eagle
Picher
Rapid
U
S
(new)
10
96%
Oct
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5
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General
Gillette
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PONTIAC
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Friday
First
Exchange
72% Juiy
68% Mar
30
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
Building
57% Mar
29
—
Exchange
87% Mar
13%
__
Members
Stock
York
Feb
187
44
cumulative preferred class B.-100
1st
6%
51
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High
10%;May
00%
Co
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cumulative
Oct
76%
39
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•
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5
266
67 %
_
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Assoc
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6
5%
135% 135'%
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&
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2
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High
6%
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Shares
165% 168%
50
Albany RR
Personal
Calumet
168 %
■
—
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Boston
Boston
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Company—
&
Boston
.
5%
NOVEMBER
(or Week
of Prices
Low
5
ENDED
Sales
Rang*
Sale Fries
WEEK
Exchange
Week's
l ast
FOR
13%
13 %
13%
1.037
12%
Jan
18% May
5c
13c
13c
14c
5.500
13c
Oct
35c
Feb
19% July
58% Sep
2
146
16%
35«
17
878
15%
5 4%
5
1
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54%
349
46% July
3%
3%
6,750
3%
Jan
Oct
Apr
4% July
Volume
Number
184
5583
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1943)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Bond
Stores
Borden
Inc
Co
(Un)__
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(Un)
Eudd
Co
Budget
60c
C
&
C
preferred
Industries (Un)
Corp
30
58
Oct
572
41%
Feb
________9
141/4.
a40
1
Packing Corp
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un)__
lOc
Southern
1%
Pete
Canadian
Case
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Caterpillar
Celanese
2
RR
of
10
10
14%
a40
1%
6%
P
&
Pac
&
Co
of
N
Power
Y
Co
25%
Montgomery Ward &
62% Mar
Motorola
38%
Mt
58
38
200
76%
1,766
60%
184
a69%
4%
4%
36%
a67 % a69 %
Aug
4%
35
Oct
64 y4
Feb
6% Mar
74%
11%
Oct
11%
Oct
626
28%
Jan
34%
Apr
a28% a28%
85
31%
23%
Jun
20
al6%
a48 a48
(Un)
5
25
(Un)
Co
Co
48% Mar
32 %
Norris
113
47%
Oct
49% Mar
39%
Feb
54% July
335
13%
Jun
16%
Oct
a6%
a6%
45
6%
9%
Jan
118% 118%
360
118%
Oct
Nov
123
May
28%
163
28 y4
Nov
32%
a36
90
35%
Sep
42 Va Mar
5%
1,090
4%
Oct
55%
55Ms
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28%
35%
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.
55 %
161
a60 a62%
1
6 %
8
100
Feb
8
Mar
Oct
2 y4
68%
Apr
Jun
46
550
8
8
52%
73
6
63%
Sep
Jan
6%
9 % July
9Va
Apr
_1
(Un)
com
a41%
a39% a41 %
776
26%
Jan
40%
a40%
a39% a40 %
135
35%
Apr
35%
Decca
Records
&
Co
inc_
50c
(Un)
Dome Mines Ltd
Chemical
Dresser
Co
Eastman
Paso
de
Kodak
Co
Natural
Electric
50c
(Electrical
Emerson
Prod
(Un)
Occidental
Oceanic
Ohio
Olin
10
(Un)
Co
&
Phono
Fansteel Metallurgical
Flintkote
Co
&
57*
red
Motor
Foremost
Fruehauf
Garrett
General
Electric
General
Paint
Public
General
Telephone
General
Tire &
Getty
Oil
Co
Preferred
Co
Gimbel
Gladden
GliddeD
Good
(B
Tire
W
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Fi
11%
14%
Jan
Jan
Procter
&
Gamble
Pullman
Inc
Jun
Oct
12% Apr
41% May
Pure
Co
Oil
21%
Sep
.78%
Jan
37 %
156
36 Va
Sep
39%
Apr
Raytheon
44%
100
43 Va May
45%
Oct
Relter
63
765
~
Jan
48% Aug
Rheem
Jan
78%
Rice
60%
61 %
1,634
7%
7%
a45% a45 %
180
46%
46%
15%
3
3,328
100
49
5J%
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Jan
65% Aug
9
Apr
18% July
34% May
37 % July
38%
Jan
45%
Apr
St
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40
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Sep
64
Jan
St
42%
Jan
60
Sep
July
Sep
a8%
2
4%
Jan
Safeway
41 %
Jan
54
Aug
28%
28%
311
23%
Feb
28%
Oct
2.75
2.75
305
28 %
281'2
187
24
Jan
37
Jun
a35% a35%
106
35% May
41
Mar
Sears
Servel
" 28%
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20c
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60
79
79
221
60%
57%
45 Va
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8,700
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71%
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29c
Jan
Oct
88
Apr
57%
286
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1%
1,625
1%
51
54%
350
34 '/a
Feb
1 %
700
1%
oct
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12%
105
39%
Oct
54%
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14%
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3.00 Mar
Oct
Feb
Jan
Oct
53
14%
27
28% May
Feb
79% July
59
Sep
2%
54%
Gulf
Cil
Ohio
Corp
Hancock.
Oil
RR
(Un)
(Un)
Co
25
class
Stores
Apr
17% May
35% Jan
Hotels
Hofiman
Holly
Corp
new
Honolulu
Found
Hupp
(Un)
Imperial
Seaboard
Shell
Steel
Oil
Jan
61% Aug
Oct
28
Nov
39"%
48%
49
669
47%
Oct
31%
31%
a25% a25%
290
31%
Oct
(Un)
Interlake
Iron
Internarional
1,800
85c
2,900
33%
240
33%
Corp
15%
Nickel
Co
14c
Tel
al01%
B
Co.__^
Southern
1,160
36%
325
12%
Jan
126%
125% 126%
326
123%
Oct
al6% al7%
32 V*
32%
a45 % a45%
105
16%
Jan
250
30% May
a86 V\ a88 %
Kaiser
&
Calif
4.32%
Kennecctt
Kern
com
(Un)
59
42
Oct
46%
55
50
50
325
49
48
48
271
48
Oct
30
63
Oct
1,300
a30% a32%
54%
55%
246
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Southern
Southwestern
Feb
Sperry-Rand
73
Aug
Standard
26
Mar
Standard
4%
Sep
7
Jan
Standard
202
58 Va
Sep
70
May
Standard
24C
Feb
Standard
87%
Oct
Stanley
A
Feb
141
July
July
440
30%
Feb
37
Apr
625
8%
a46'/4 a47%
70
Feb
12 'a
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44%
Oct
908
43%
Jun
60%
Sep
TXL
35 %
Feb
69 %
Aug
Texas
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16%
81
15%
Jun
20
Aug
Texas
43
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a24
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45 %
10
21 %
Jan
128 %
91
117%
Feb
56%
390
44%
Oct
a24
24
Aug
147% Mar
53
Chemical
Apr
Oil
Co
Gulf
Textron
558
Oct
75 %
19
3,230
18
Oct
37
87 %c 92 %c
1,100
85c
Feb
a67 % a68%
52
70%
Feb
83%
27% Feb
21% May
36%
Apr
Apr
Apr
30%
Sep
30
30
519
62%
Inc
Water
10% July
57% May
Sep
Mar
1.00
30
271
420
27%
50
100% 101'%
513
81%
Feb
33%
125
31
Feb
67%
67%
292
51% Feb
39%
39%
245
39%
Nov
51% Mar
a26 V4 a26%
II
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132
27 %
32%
67% July
23 %
Aug
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33%
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112% July
37% Sep
5
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145
42%
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1
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1%
200
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Feb
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15c
1U Oct
Jun
Oct
Jan
22% Mar
443
46%
17%
17%
217
17% May
19% Mar
3
30%
30%
30%
1,062
30
36%
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12%
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48% Aug
450
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50
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53 %
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Sep
26%
Jan
250
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28% July,
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45 %
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25 % May
29%
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35
26'%
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6%
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Jun
9%
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19%
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22%
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58 % Mar
24% May
23% Oct
2 8 % Mar
46%
47 34
3,003
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155
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46
49%
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Oct
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54 %■
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62%
52
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163
50
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100
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71
71
110
71
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71
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35
35
220
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35
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7.50
49
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5%
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10%
25%
26%
1,108
22%
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80% July
42%
26%
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42%
237
42%
Oct
49% July
43
228
43%
Feb
49
65% Aug
10
26%
Oct
34 y4
25
58%
5« 1%
58%
294
57%
Sep
69
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30%
30%
660
29%
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38% Mar
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22%
22%
22%
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21
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38%
Apr
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38%
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Aug
162
80
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646
(Un)_
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46%
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23%
64
27'%
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19% May
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Sep
Jan
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Mar
12%
70
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62 %
44'%
comIIl25
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95
Feb
May
a76'/4
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5;
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Oil
Mar
28%
287/a
a27%
1.40
class
Preferred
Tide
Sep
68%
100
(Un)__
Company
Jan
54%
9% July
49% Oct
10
(Un).
Electric
&
1,390
125%
34
50c
(N
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60
a
Oct
~~
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II
(Ohioi
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55%
__
Oil
Warner
Aug
Aug
57
a
21
Oct
18
5
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
52%
1618
55%
68%
_io
(Un)
Studebaker Packard
60
a
Feb
54%
(Un)__HI_*
Stone & Webster
111%
55%
46%
Co
99
67
33%c
•
Oil
Sterling Drug Inc
a
43
124
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(Indiana)
41% July
113
1,070
3,013
50G
(Un)
of
Jun
55 %
2%
Co
Oil
Mar
2%
40
22%
i
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Oil
33%
10%
50 % Mar
19
Oct
29% July
ServicellllllHIl
Brands Inc
739
33 %
Oct
a9%
19
•
Stauffer
33%
1%
21%
1
(Un)
Public
33% Mar
84% Mar
13% July
a9%
1
Pacific
Feb
Oct
225
72
May
60% Apr
22%
,
10
I.
H.
37%
379
Jun
July
52% Aug
58% Jan
443
Mar
a9%
1
Petroleum
Jan
37%
55
375
Apr
36
Oct
25
Sep
Oct
Feb
55% Jan
19% Oct
25
1.15
Aug
Apr
38
25% May
50% Sep
103
_25
25%
87%
28
Oct
269
25
20% July
85c
Oct
13c
Oct
19
al8 % al9%
preferred
28%
a99%al02 %
8%
Copper Corp (Un)
Land Co^
County
a61% a63%
Jan
22%
225
...
120
142
al9
96%
400
23%
Sep
a42 % a42%
preferred
15%
Jan
49% Aug
84%
16
___.
Edison Co
Company
39%
21% Mar
35%
Oct
al9%
4.48%
32% July
57
Feb
July
44
1%
Co
Southern
43
Jan
142
a42%
preferred
preferred
4
Chemical
22%
al8%
Jun
20 % July
322
a48 % a51%
1
95
•
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5
Laughlin Steel (Un)______10
Alum
a88%
Apr
1.25
Oct
16%
77
Jan
65 %
39%
36%
15%
4.88%
771
10
26%
Apr
36%
37%
;
90
37
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Jones
70c
16%
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(Un)
Oil
15,000
33%c
Kaiser Indus Corp
Kansas Power & Light
21% Nov
51% Oct
800
1%
(Un)
Corp
Socony-Mobil
15c
a92%
aiooy4aii2y4
7%
(Un)
485
95c
Oct
36%
,____-_7%
a93
37%
(Un)
55%
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a29% a30%
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16%
a59% a61%
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•
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&
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International Tel
a64% a64%
16%
a93
(Un)
21%
15%
Solar Aircraft Co
35
a6434
*
International
Cil
21%
85c
•
International
Intex
20%
Jan
95c
37%
I
Oct
23%
Feb
28%
53%
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;
24%
116
28%
21%
•
Co
Oct
Oct
Jan
26'% Aug
H
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100
Jan
25%
25%
37%
(Un)
Calif Gas 6%
Jan
24
1
25%
180
May
53 % Mar
I
37
II
II
41
& Co
Calif
30
317
25c
(Un)
31%
•
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Oil
Apr
20%
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Servomechanisms
Sharon
Oct
3'/a Aug
32%
41
Inc
Southern
2,687
53%
2.80
46%
1
Finance
Roebuck
Aug
26% Mar
40%
170
II
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un>______
Southern
24%
85c
1
Development
Co
Aug
a23% a24%
1
Steel
142 %
21%
10
Corp
Inland
Jan
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(Un)
Illinois Central RR
Jan
86%
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Co
37%
77
____1
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Oil
Howe
Oct
24%
2.50
com
Electronics
Development
Homestake
30%
25
^__
Jan
2% May
5
Incorporated
Nov
100
39
34 Va
5
Signal Oil & Gas class
30%
40%
160
1
Sinclair
112% 112y2
112%
1
A
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Hilton
30%
•
2,640
185
4.24%
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Jan
14,240
3%
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Feb
2% May
46%
44c
2.65
38%
3
Regis Paper Co (Un)___
Diego Gas & Electric common
Sapphire Petroleum
8
2.50
Jan
5
San
10
II
30%
1,410
50c
Joseph Lead Co (Un)
Louis-San Fran Ry Co
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8%
Jun
Aug
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3
5%
21%
Sep
21%
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200
145
4.00
32%
Ryan Aeronautical
110
Jun
a52% a53V2
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Oil
12%
1,374
Sep
42%
2.40 Aug
21
(Un)
Petroleum
5Va
50
Oct
21
12%
Co
Dutch
41%
Oct
36%
32 y4
;
Royal
35%
40
275
3%
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49 '/b Mar
41
1,565
2.20
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1
(Un)
40 y4 May
5 %
1,000
43
38
38%
50
Corp
Corp
Jan
2.90
2
Cable
35%
(Un)
.
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Aircraft
Jan
Jan
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Jan
Sep
Feb
38
2.30
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40%
42%
32%
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5
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2.75
1
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49% July
fi%
46%
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Rockwell Spring & Axle
5%
10
.
Oct
1
Manufacturing Co
Richfield
41%
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(Un)
20c
100
Inc
Ranch
52% Aug
35%
1
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47 y4'
15%
1
Corp
60
Sep
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10
1,000
1
Sep
40
57
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,
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Reynolds Metals Co
417
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215
72
38
10c
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34% Feb
Oct
•
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47
Jun
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1
Jan
3,109
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Mar
20%
27
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Jun
16% May
25% Oct
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52%
Oct
Aug
25
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9% Apr
17'/a Mar
Jun
36
(Un)
17%
Oct
7%
10
Oct
May
29
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79
29%
20
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17
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Feb
570
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Oil
52
60 %
39
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Jan
Oct
1%
25
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24 %
Feb
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(Un)
17%
71%
Mar
21
45%
37%
(Un)
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25
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Reserve Oil & Gas Co
25%
Jan
25
common
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corporation (Un).
Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Radio Corp
*
39%
155
8
Air
Co
58%
(Un)
Aircraft
Grumman
2.50
Sep
a_'_
32
10
Oct
Apr
200
5
(Un)
&
57%
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Calif
RR
14%
Co
(Chas)
57%
Calif—
&
Northern
Greyhound
187
35
50 Va Mar
10
(Un)
Republic Steel
Granite City Steel (Un)__r_
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Great
Co
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
May
22%
370
Sep
175
420
(Un)
(Un)
ll»/4 May
5
Corp
59% Aug
41
Co
76% July
Rubber
R)
Oct
a__
C)
R
37 %
10
Co
11%
Nov
R
22%
2
(Un)_
&
1.65
Penn
(J
Feb
common
of
12% al2%
a32% a323'a
3%
8
*
a
II
Feb
16%
(Un)
Sep
(Un)__;
&
Graham-Paige
Jan
Apr
1
3
l7/a
(Un)
Co
9
Co
Co
Goodyear
13
23
Jan
Penney
&
52
(Un)
Goodrich
Oct
Aug
91
1,100
V/a
1
Pictures
Davis
10
(Un)
McBean
Co
6%
20 Va
50
3%
167/a
]|_l
American World
72
(Un)
Kumor
33
155
1
Corp
Products
Gladding
a7
43%
Pan
65
;____
Rubber
(The)
100 V2 July
a.7
a48 % a48 %
50'/a
7%
1
common
a9%
common...!
Bros
Jan
a20% a20%
all% al'1%
Sep
171
Ltd.
63
(Un)__
Gillette
Feb
216
13
all3,4
45
a86V2
common
Tel
__5
of
Util
78
Oct
9
&
a9%
General Public Service
General
198 %
4,550
43% July
35
_5
;
63
(Un)
Corp
87%
Jun
J.Vd
Oct
a44
a82
(Un)
A
(Un)___10
Corp (Uni
xMocors Corp common...
uenuai
Jan
5%
Lighting
44%
Foods
General
Jan
50%
100
300
•
i__—_______
Co
Parke,
57%
63
5%
13%
1
_'.
Co
Exploration
General
Paramount
585
a89
13%
l
Inc__'
w
Sep
Jan
71%
13%
5
Co_____
New common
Tel
Apr
34% May
(Un)
Corporation
Dynamics Corp
General
Petroleum
Pacific
337
._
Trailer
Pacific
Sep
6% July
81% July
479
__5
Light
Dairies
15% Mar
95 V2
l.uo
Oct
39%
a86
1
Jun
56
a?
Jun
37
•
Indemnity Co
Oct
36%
l.,o
30%
54
Pacific Industries
Jan
56
♦
(Un)
Pacific
4%
35%
5
106
741
678
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pfd_______.
pfd class
preferred
13%
48
a33
41%
63
«
red
18'%
38 Va
353
25
72%
a91% a93%
Jan
Jan
40% July
36% Aug
1
preferred
150
a87
a93%
'
31%
a20%
1
699
273
23
Sep
Feb
28
(Un)
5%
1
____)
Machinery & Chemical
Ford
Feb
35%
(Un)
(Uni
Power
34%
4
Fedders-Quigan Corp (Un)
Fibrebcard
Paper
(Un)
Fitzsimmons Stores class A_'i
Florida
16% Mar
Oct
3
Erie
Railroad
Co
(Un)
fExeter Oil Co Ltd class *
Fairchiid Engineering (Un)
Flying Tiger Line
Oct
25%
5
(Un)____
Co—___
Radio
14
al92 '/8al98%
Oct
28%
50c
i
Clay Products
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
5%
7% May
84% July
Nov
30%
a2l
Pacific
6%
6% May
Feb
25%
40
a44 '/4
(Un)
Mathieson Chemical
Jan
4
Aug
190
28
Co
Co
5
Sep
2.40 Aug
52
150
a43 %
Petroleum
Oil
Oil
41"%
Jan
Aug
19
1
(Un)__
Co
Jun
1.95
52
29
I"
(Un)
Northrop Aircraft Inc
88%
..
48
a44%
I
Pacific
.
1,911
10
Ry
120
71%
a88%
5 al95'/2
(Un )__
Gas
Auto-Lite
135
105
Inc
RR
480
4%
1
(Un)
Aviation
Pacific
13%
5%
Inc
Nemours
Ii
150
100
5
Co
American
5%
Lab
(E
32%
2.25
1
86 %
86'/2
5
Allen Bi
(
Pent
j
380
39%
a35% a36%
1
...
(Un)
Pwr
13%
_?1
(Un)
Industries
DuMcnt
*
14
a26% a26%
*
Douglas Aircraft Co__
Douglas- Oil Co of Calif
Dow
14
10
(Un)—.
Oct
40 Va Mar
3%
a36%
Corp
Northern
Apr
(Un)
Co
Theatres
Oil
North
Sep
Sep
1
Corp
Co
Niagara Mohawk
May
18 Va
554
a
Supply
Nordon
16
a6%
National
July
48%
.
Gypsum
Central
Oct
Feb
Oct
National
York
Mar
45
22%
16 y4
City Lines
Distillers (Un)
National
New
40c
155
%
32%
Jun
17 y8
a44
10
(Un)i
Elec Syst (Un)
Mining & Chem
375
77
Feb
Apr
34%
40%
H
England
16
50c
(Un)
Jan
National
Co
Idria
47%
48%
1
...
10b
1,300
al6% al6%
2
_1
40c
21
28%
50
37%
3
New
17%
30%
Oct
50
a32%
41%
Hi
National Biscuit
Oct
Oct
May
19
a32%
(Un)
New
32 y4
Apr
a45 a45%
25
a32 a32 %
2
Co
Aug
Aug
Jun
a30c
Inc
Diablo
National
15%
30%
54 Vt
Jan
29
10
_
Jan
28%
19
19
(Un7__~III*
Co
Feb
12
Oct
44% May
4
II
Chemical
72%
Oct
23
136
10
_I_5
Aug
22%
a45%
(Un)
32 y4
109
_*
Corp
Co
Apr
50
31%
31%
UtiJ
Develop (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Oct
7%
170
Jan
70 Va
315
com
...
Aug
85
Jan
al7 al7'/4
1%
....
Jan
Southern
64%
Aug
872
a29V4 a29 %
(Un)___l2%
Mission
57
a28% a29%
*
Middle
Sep
60y4 May
825
al2% al2%
Sep
Aug
4.36%
Deere
Food
Monsanto
Aug
Oct
18
115
72
50c
Co
Curtiss-Wrieht
El
Oct
15
58
60 %
25
A
22%
%
18% al8%
74%
1
i
(Un)
Oil
Class
20
67% July
27% "Apr
38
1
(Un)
Corp
Publishing
Curtis
43%
Jan
38
Oil
Steel
Jun
54%
•
(Un)
Can
Amer
Sen
32 Va
2%
Zellerbach
Cuban
Du
a
2%
Co
Crcwn
10 %
297
202
Oct
3'/a
al7
4
1,060
58
«
Electrodyn
5s/a
41
18 % Mar
54%
19% a20 %
2.25
1
Petroleum
&
26%
Sep
Oct
700
39%
16%c
Merck
127
Nov
2
1,324
a50% a51%
5%
5%
1
Co Inc (Un)
Chapman & Scott
Merchants
14
39%
a51%
Sep
14%
a32 V4 a32 %
t
1
Jan
26%
50
a32% a32%
1
1
(Un)
Co
100
1,200
28%
al6%
•
;
(Un)
15% July
51% Oct
14%
53%
a
High
15% May
51
Sep
2%
28
al7
I_~_18
86%
Merritt
5
a20%
i
Mfg
17%
20% Mar
Co
66 %
a23 % a23
_I
Co (Del) (Un)_______5
Products Ref Co (Un)
10
Crucible
11% May
L)
40%
43,4
•
30
July
(Glenn
66%
1
Syst class A
Oil
Menasco
Sen
12
!
•
15
a64% a65 %
7%
7%
§31/4
10
Macy (R Hi & Co (Un)
Magnavox Co (Un)
Martin
28%
1
(Un)
Mascot Oil Company
McKesson & Robbins
Feb
Oct
.
Co
60
5%
Jan
(Un)
(P)
ioc
L010
25
26%
a
2
1
:
Corp
31% May
14%
25
48% May
16% May
Inc
53%
57 %
•
2
Indus
517* Sep
8};{ Apr
36 y2 Mar
385
...10
Continental Copper & Steel
Continental Motors (Un)
Crestmcnt
Oct
372
Iron
Consolidated Foods
Crane
Sep
IVs* July
a92
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Consolidated Chollar Mining.^..
Corn
Lorillard
14%
_______
Continental
Jan
14%
25
(Un)
Molbydenum
Continental
Sep
a90%
Colonial Sand & Stone
Consumers
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's Inc (Un)
al2% al3%
100
Co
Edison
Litton
Sep
a91%
1
Consolidated
List
Jan
al3%
Corp
Consoi
Apr
a64%
1»U« Blue* tmu. 1
High
26%
al4%
2%
(Un)__25
Myers Tobacco Co
Industries
(Un):
11
26~%
7
25c
&
46%
13%
65
11%
Liggett
1
(Un)
Skwr**
al5% al5%
a52% a52%
~~
__
Libby
Co__
16%
10
com
Jun
1
i
w
&
Pete
Aug
121/2
•
common
McNeil
f*r Week
Low
4
(Un)
Jan
13
43
170
20
Chicago Rock Island & Pac RR
Chrysler Corp
B
20
13%
a4{;"|
122
(Un)_*
Class
Jan
9V4
(Un)
iy8
333
Class A pfd (Un)
Brd
9%
108
634
Chicago
Columbia
1%
6%
40%
Fuel
Jan
Jan
Co
29 Ya
\
15
13%
11%
Colorado
100
a4%
____l
Climax
Jun
8
52 OT:
a43% a43%
II
H~__l
Service
Liberal
14 %
1 y2
Corp "ex dist"
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
Chesapeake. & Ohio RR (Un)
Chicago Corp (The) (Un)
Cities
Libby,
21%
a53% a53%
iUni._
Certain-teed
Clary
23% Aug
18
a32% a32%
America
Milw St
New
16% May
200
...25
(Uu)
(Un)
Tractor
Corp
Apr
8b5
285
8
a39%
1
(Un)
Corp
19
:___10
Pacitic
Corp
Lenman
20%
-
5
Canadian Atlantic Oils
50%
Gas
Mar
61
Laclede
Sale*
Barge
*f Price*
Par
Jan
8
10
1
5
(Un)
High
16%
18%
8
Week's
Last
Bale Price
20 V4
50c
Super Corp.
Carrier
14% July
a46 a47%
California
Canada
Low
105
a58'/8 a58%
___5
common
convertible
Bumngton
Burroughs
High
al5% al5%
10
•
;
Plan
2
Range Since Jan. 1
5
(Un)
Fin
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
15
Boig-Warner Corp
Broadway-Hale Stores
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
ai5%
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Flic*
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
a27% a27%
a21% a21%
._LIII_10'
10
20%
a37'3% a37%
26
33
V\ Jan
Jun
May
47% Mar
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
G
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.
.
(1944)
Monday, November 5, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Trans
Empire
World
Trans
Oils
TreeSweet
2
Corp
20th
Carbide
Union
Pacific
RR
United
Air Lines
United
Aircraft
United
Fruit
U
S
U
S
Plywood
(Un)
Mills
Ford
Motor
Foremost
12%
1,900
24%
25%
770
21'/2
Jan
29% May
113% all5%
320
104%
Feb
130% July
57 %
1,544
all4%
a
56 %
65%
Apr
28 Va
Oct
35%
41
41%
356
Co
84 %
1,384
46 %
10
16
a
1,875
107
oq
Contract
33%
Aug
19% Mar
May
Feb
16
General
General
Electric
New
Dynamics
Western
Air
Lines
Western
Pacific
Western
(Uni_,
4
.
(Un)
70
Sep
68
July
,^2.50
10
Feb
Westinghouse Electric (Un)
Wheeling steel Corp (Un)
-12%
Glidden
Go
30
19% May
24 %
Sep
Goodyear
41
64
Feb
76%
Apr
Gossard
435
Oct
22 %
Mar
Granite
30%
30%
566
29
Jan
36»/4 July
Gray
a52 a54%
456
51%
Jun
65% Mar
Great
a54%
Williston
Wilson
Basin
& Co
Woolworth
(F
10
Oil.,,
•
W)
(Un)
__
14 %
3
a45%
a
46%'
a
10
_
(Un)
145
500
a
19c
19c
.
a 57%
•
15%
300
4 %
4%
400
25%
27%
1,700
25%
Oct
31% Aug
70
Mar
3
May
.
iUn)_:
Corp
a
Drug
Sep
Great
Lakes
Jan
Greif
Bros
Greyhound
50
Mar
Griesedieck
59 %
Aug
Gulf Oil
44%
46
u6 %
Oct
July
105
Feb
Jan
100
14''2
58%
Friday
—
Par
Laboratories
Steel
Akron
Co,
Heileman
300
52%
Sep
61%
1,600
52%
Jan
65%
Aug
46 %
300
44%
Oct
50% July
46%
6.100
Alleghany
Castings
Corp
(Uni
Allis
Chalmers
Low
High
300
38 V8
Oct
45%
Apr
33%
16 %
39%
50c
1
29% May
35 "4
Aug
15%
Oct
21%
Jan
800
7%
Oct
10% Mar
10%
10%
900
200
8
11
500
10%
Sep
17
Jan
10% May
Mat-
„
Mfg
Airlines
5,450
32
July
45 Va
Sep
48
500
33
Jun
48%
Oct
32%
31%
32%
1,100
31%
Oct
37
23%
Broadcasting
(Un)
200
35%
45%
24%
800
21%
Oct
45%
52%
Sep
300
40%
Jan
54%
Aug
200
34
Oct
41
Mar
60 %
1
7%
July
79%
300
Jan
80% Aug
300
16%
Oct
18% May
53%
800
37 %
Jun
150
19%
100
—5
•
Dock
Chemical
&
American
Can
Co
(Un)
1
(Un)
Cyanamid Co__;
Investment
American
Machine
American
&
Motors
Stand San
American
Tel
&
Tel
&
23
Nov
41%
41%
900
40
Oct
48%
Apr
72
71%
72%
800
61
Jan
76%
Apr
15%
7
;
Corp
Rad
100
1
Foundry,
American
23
41%
10
(111)
Co
5
(Un)
100
168 %
Tobacco
Viscose
Oil
Anaconda
Armco
(Uni
A
Corp
Co
&
Avco
Santa
&
Oct
4,300
165 %
Oct
nr
6%
6,800
6%
8%
186%
Q
Oct
Jan
Mar
24
Feb
%. Sep
75%
400
69%
Oct
84 %
34%
800
33%
Oct
51
5%
300
5%
Jan
700
66%
Jan
800
46%
Feb
66%
5,100
15%
Feb
11% May
66
63%
66
17%
16
17 %
Jan
7 %
Mar
87% Mar
Aug
16%
17
6
17
500
15%
Jan
20
28%
1
Oct
39% May
14%
Feb
17% May
40
114
10
85
Refining Co
27%
28%
100
27 %
Oct
30% Mar
%
26%
100
27%
41%
lo
(G)
Brewing
Co
Jan
Belden
42%
6
Mar
3.400
25%
600
Oct
33 %
July
Jan
18% July
2%
Jun
Corporation
1
4%
Oct
7(4
Jan
Brick
Central
Booth
Fisheries
Borg
( George
International
Borg-Warner
Brach
Brad
&
Nickel
International
Foote
(Un)
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones
Laughlin Steel (Un),
Alum
Kansas
Calumet
&
Chemical
&
Power
&
Light
Canadian
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
I
Myers
Tobacco
Corp
Central
Illinois
Lytton's
(Henry
Marquette
Marshall
C)
Field
&
Martin
Central
Illinois
Certain-Teed
Portland
4
Co
&
1
61%
Jan
600
2%
Jan
150
4%
31%
12
7(5% Mar
4
% July
Minnesota
Mississippi
341%
Aug
Missouri
Oct
2%
Feb
Modine
169
166
Jan
1%
400
143%
Jun
169%
Oct
Monsanto
20%
Jan
29 %
Sep
Montgomery
20 %
Apr
Motorola
400
16%
16
16%
250
16
Oct
31
31
31
100
24
July
40%
46%
47%
500
38%
Jan
50%
Anr
70
76
78
100
68
Feb
85
Apr
2
2
2
500
1%
Jun
2%
500
17%
Jun
21%
Jan
Napco
Jan
National
jg:i4
]4
40%
18%
13%
Chic Milw St
Paul
&
Chemical
34% July
Mount
Ward
series
Chicago
A
Rock
Pacific
Muter
Service
Co
4%'r
Industries
1
400
28%
Jan
46%
Sep
National
Distillers
100
20%
Oct
27 %
Jati
National
Gypsum Co
24%
200
22%
Sep
30%
Feb
National
Lead
Standard
13 > '2
100
12%
Feb
16%
Apr
33%
200
31%
Jun
4%
13
17%
Aug
New
Cylinder
York
Co
36% Mar
American
North
American
Feb
6% July
6IV4 Aug
Northern
Illinois
21
Jan
Northern
Pacific
Ry
2%
400
Northern
States
36%
36%
300
52 "2
52
%
100
29 %
29%
1,700
11%
11%
600
1% Mar
2%
Jun
33%
Jan
41 %
July
July
(Minnesota)
Car
Detroit
Edison
51%
Jan
56 %
28
Jan
343,4 July
Oak
10%
Sep
13%
Aug
Ohio
Edison
Co
Jan
68%
Oct
Ohio
Oil
67%
300
54 %
33
231%
24%
1,700
22 %
Oct
27
18%
19 %
900
Jan
23%
24%
650
22%
Aug
Aug
25%
24
31
3
Co
31%
32
100
31%
Oct
46
Feb
37%
37.%
200
36%
Oct
10 %
10%
700
«%
130% 130''2
3
129%
10%
74%
73
r.-ii.
76%
62%
1.900
63%
900
37%
47
871'4
37%
38%
43%
46%
87%
200
2,200
100
18
-
% Aug
Natural
Olin-Mathieson
Pan
Paramount
Parker
140
Sep
Apr
30%
42
85 %
Feb
Jan
% July
52 % Mar
May
Oct
98%
37%
37%
200
34%
Jan
43
23
see
page
43.
Apr
1,200
36
Oct
51
Mar
42
4,500
39'/a
Oct
46%
Apr
42
43%
400
1
5%
700
—5
__
6
1,300
500
1,000
(Un)
300
i__
10%
Jan
3 %
Aug
4%
Feb
8
Jan
11% July
Feb
32% Aug
20 Va
109%
900
77
Feb
33
Sep
37%
Oct
39%
2,200
36
Jun
47%
Jan
1,800
40
Oct
49%
Sep
350
(Un;_—1
42%
37%
2,100
5
18%
8,100
Co,
Nov
Feb
10
Corn
Feb
6
Oct
1,200
10
ri,ew
Apr
10%
43%
44
»
50%
Nov
21
27%
1
w
Jun
5%
400
5
34
Jan
16
May
29%
Oct
61
Apr
123 % Aug
'
42
Mar
20% Mar
500
5
35%
Oct
44
16%
Oct
18% Aug
65
Jan
75-% May
19
July
Apr
Co—
5
17%
1,800
,10
69%
22 %
1,100
1
1'2
:
.
..
50%
200
49 %
100
34
100
23 Va
Jan
400
51%
Jan
61% Aug
16%
Jan
21% Mar
31
Sep
36
14%
Feb
16%
13 V8
Jan
16
Oct
24
400
23
Oct
32%
Feb
July
Apr
_•
Gas
Pictures
Pen
Class
B
Peabody
Co
7.50
Airways
(
Un
(Un)
>
class A
Coal
Co
57c
conv
prior preferred,
Penn-Texas
$1.60
Corp
conv
Pennsylvania
Peoples
Gas
common,
preferred
17% Aug
(Charles)
48
Phelps
Dodge
48%
300
Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer
37% July
51% Mar
500
21 %
Oct
6%
700
6%
34 %
Oct
&
1,000
Oct
(Un)_—
9%
Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
24%
Feb
57
Aug
46%
Apr
Jan
Public
Service
1
Co of
Indiana
Jan
Oct
Apr
14%
Jun
5%
Apr
10%
Jun
25%
Apr
36%
12
23
Oct
18
23%
10
Jun
26%
21%
Aug
147
100
28
Jun
Mar
Apr
Mar
Feb
167% July
26 % May
Oct
Feb
50 %
54%
19%
18%
37%
18%
:l
12.50
,3
Jan
9%
25
33%c
Co
Sep
23
Sep
600
15%
_,5
50
44% Mar
22%
—
49
RR
Light &
25% May
47% July
35%
1
7%
15% May
21%
—
Warrants
39%
35%
:
2
common
3,300
21%
1
2
2,600
Oct
5
Corp
—
2,400
Jan
74% Mar
18%
Oct
36% Mar
47%
51
•
37
Oct
55
33%
Nov
40
37%
5
Jan
57%
Oct
July
July
-
10r'
,_
41
28
11
10%
39%
41
26
42
% Mar
400
7%
Jan
14
May
2,300
26%
Jan
41
Oct
Pure
Oil
Co
(Un)
_
5
33%
Radio
*
37%
Corp of America (Un)
28 %
72%
195%
28
1,100
25%
Oct
34%
35
2,200
33%
Jun
54
56
250
38
Jan
66
27
28 %
1,800
27
Nov
28 %
70%
72%
700
P*7%
.Tan
82 y4 July
Richman
Bros
17%
200
17%
Oct
21%
Feb
River
192% 195%
300
192 %
Oct
235%
Apr
Paper
Spring &
34%
••
Feb
35% Mar
May
Nov
5
Quaker, Oats Co
17%
35
-,1
For footnotes
July
37
—_5
Chemical
17%
-5
70 %
29
2
common
American World
11% Aug
72% July
87%
Oklahoma
43% Mar
Jun
60% May
55% Jan
40
Co
30%
-5
Jan
Jun
35% Aug
Jan
Oct
32%
1
_
40%
-5
Chemical
74%
Sep
Feb
_
Dow
62
16 %
Manufacturing Co
29
.20
700
8% Mar
46
common
Northwest Bancorporation
10%
-10
(Un)
32%
Aug
30% May
(Un)__
66%
6%
Co
Oct
6%
300
^
Power
39%
1
27%
1,100
250
(Un)
29%
,5
Jan
500
6%
Jan
*
new
Gas
Oct
40%
-
Mar
14
500
10
Aviation
Oct
.25
(Un).
23 %
23
Jan
12.50
RR
4%
*
5
Jun
Sep r
11
*
—
Co
Central
North
-1
Curtis-Wright Corp
Company
(U11)
(Un)
17
-
18%
15
100
19
10
(Un)
14%
a
11%
•
900
300
1184
4
1
Products
.25
Deere &
34% Aug
Gas__
51%
-5
•
800
100
100
Co
Feb
1
400
*
common
14%
40%
29%
in
_3
-15
Crane
24%
Inc
1,200
*
„
preferred
400
50c
14%
Ry,_*
;
Sep
29%
Company
2%
Chicago So Shore & So Ben RR—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common..,
_N *
Chrysler Corp
25
City Products Corp
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
July
42
70 % July
preferred
55
,100
&
39
Feb
1
Co
14 %
25
preferred
Island
Feb
Apr
47%
_3
(The)
36%
♦
Sep
32
Co
53%
1
40% July
33%
Inc
Vernon
convertible
50c
&
21
4 3
4%
«
com
Apr
700
(Un)____
14s,,
__50c
common
Apr
29%
»
33%
10
Pac
6%
100
500
—;
Fuel
13%
—_16%c
Chicago.& Northwestern Ry
9
Feb
Aug
900
Cement
40
33
s
61%
57%
Co
24%
;io
Jan
39%
Co
21
5
Dist,
Feb
July
Jan
19%
71
367;,
i
Mfg
Portland
Mfg
II
Jan
50%
4
(Un)—12.50
Inc
&
River
24%
25'%
38 %
15
Utilities
Min
800
29
1
Ex
Oct
Sep
Mar
1
Scott
&
Brewing
1,500
1%'
28 %
5
Service
May
Apr
Jan
__I6%c
Brick
South
60%
*
(Un)
(Un)
Chapman
29
20c
(Un)
72%
Oct
20
4 %
*
Co
1%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)___
Chicago Corp common
63
1
Cement
31%
5
Public
16%
18
1
1%
15
Products
Apr
___
31 %
5
4%
Sep
Co
68
_
Jan
14'/a
Co
(Glenn L)
Merck
&
Cement Mfg
67%
Light Co__
58
Oct
3
1
14%
*
67%
___•
3%
25
Minneapolis
common
24% July
147 % Mar
14%
(Un)
Jan
25
Jan
Feb
16
Printing Co common
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Louisville Gas & Electric (Kyi,
15%
Inc
Nov
Jan
43%
7
Lincoln
May
Inc
Jan
21%
4
.,
1,000
«=.
38%
115
4
Libby
13%
;
39%
130
1
common.
13%
168%
70% Aug
43% Aug
33%c
Lifeby McNeil &
&
60%
55%
5
Merritt
10
Celanese Corp of America,,
Centlivre Brewing Corp
Central & South West
Corp
♦
Mickelberry's Food Products
1
Ltd
*
Knapp Monarch Co
Liggett
59%
8.75
(Un)
Metropolitan
(Un>
Prospect
33'/he
com
(Un»
Kennecott
Kropp Forge Co
Laclede Gas Co
Apr
15% Aug
7% Feb
.
.
City Power & Light
Kansas
37%
II
*
*
Sep 1
Feb
44% Mar
II
10
;
Sep
___12.50
Hecla
1
Jan
__i
Canadian Pacific
Cities
■
Aug
3—5
Corp
Butler Brothers
5'r
"'
•
Apr
141% July
•
Johnson
National
Burton-Dixie
13%
3.50
9%
'
Works
108%
(Un)
Co
:
133
*
Tel
&
28
7.50
7%
Budd
Carrier
(Un)
47%
Co
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Tel
Power
41% July
*
—
International Shoe Co
International
38 % Mar
37%
15
Sep
(Un)
J)
Gear
(Uni
Ltd
Jan
5
(E
Co
Paper
AVg-
347.,
5
Chemical
&
Packers
.
.25% Apr
•
,
Oct
Corp
Sons
Mineral
International
International
■' 1
72 % May
Jan
.
•
Steamship Co
International Harvester
&
Sep
22
97
Interlake
Interstate
Feb
*
_1
Co
21% Aug
20%
Co
%
Corp
»
RR
Products
5%
13
Corp
W
Steel
Steel
10
Mining Co
Binks
47
lo
35%
Manufacturing Co
Corp
Manufacturing
Co
5,300
%
[
_*
Steel
13% Mar
Oct
Jan
(17.600
1
6%
50c
Consol
Feb
Aug
—
6%
(Un)
Inc
Benguet
Feb
Oct
11%
1%
Inc
5%
1.50
____3
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bethlehem
26%
19
33
13%
Middle
Bearings
Jan
146% July
1
industries
lp
Co
Manufacturing Corp
Galdwin-Lima-Hamilton
11
Oct
600
1
,25
Medusa
<=
____lo
Washer
May
Oct
28 "a
23% May
Oct
76
May
Fe—
____
Automatic
Sep
6 %
Topeka
Atlantic
5%
18%
74',
5
Ashland Oil & Refining common
$1.50 conv_2nd preferred.
Common
700
5%
Warrants
Atchison
Nov
74%
5%
10
common
37
33%
.50
(Un)
(111)
Feb
Feb
2.100
0
'
"I
5
common
17%
24%
6
168%
% May
32
157/b May
19
166
iff
__
,25
Copper Mining (Un)
Steel
Armour
25
Corp
class
Co
1,500
18%
18%
6
American
American
300
37
%
5%
5
Co,
16
35
37
Rights
Amurex
2 %
1%
100
39
3
Kaiser
23
12.50
American
American
Aug
Oct)
100
*
3
Co
Oct
30%
Jan
25
1,000
1
A
54%
29%
Jan
Industries
■
,
Paramount Theatres
Apr
40% May
54% Aug
26% Mar
__
10
:
American
American
8%
33%
48
20
,
8%
34%
Corp
49% Mar
40 */4 May
Jan
12 %
Inland
7%
Laboratories
Paper
Aug
Oct
19%
Indiana
Range Since Jan. 1
llii/h
16%
5;
Manufacturing..
Allied
Sep
38
1
Hupp
Salea
Shares
32%'
33 %
1
Allied
Jan
47 %
46%
Werner
Howard
for Week
38 %
10
Corp
Brass
79 %
1,000
49%
12.50
Cooperage class
Corp (Un>
Illinois
Week's
of Prices
Low
5
Aluminum
Sep
74 %
•
Co,,
Corp
Houdaille
Exchange
Range
Last
Sale Price
Acme
17% Mar
Sep
a—
a~_
Oct
2%
100
Co
Oil
61%
60'2
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
STOCKS
Advanced
Sep
6% May
1
Rubber
&
H)
Illinois
Admiral
17%
Jan
,10
Dredge &
39c
Feb
Hein
Abbott
Apr
3%
100
Hertz
A
Jan
14%
1
Lakes
16% May
130
Midwest Stock
20%
200
Stores
Oct
188
30
Jun
lo
,
Co
Tire
(W
Jan
46%
Jan
63% Mar
May
io
Corp
City Steel Co
19c
216
al06%al08%
108%
9
May
800
3
Corp
:
;
3
Corp
*
___L___
1
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
——25
Radio
Zenith
7
1
(Un)
13%
103
103
.
*
18%
a57 a 57%
,10-
.
Worthington Corp (Un)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
57
19C
14%
57
10c
—
—
(Un)__
Inc
43
Jan
to
18%
30%
Apr
15%
4%
*
1.66%
(The)
18%
18%
19%
16%
17
(Uni
Gerber,: Products
a65 % a65 %
.
,.
Teleg (Uni
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
_
24
35% a37%
a22 % a22%
1
_
Union
RR
a
Sep
16%
Aug
600
Corp
Telephone
Feb
Jan
Gillette
Coal
July
17'a
1.25
Motors Corp
Jan
61%
Jun
51%
53
-
Kentucky
16 %
1
General
773
Nov
5
General
45
3,019
57
12%
17
17
10
—
Inc—
Corp
56%
a63
100
52 y2
Co
Foods
69%
12%
800
common
General
56
12%
750
2
Mar
67%
99% July
200
^
59
a61 %
Feb
8%
1
Sep
57
57 %
76%
16%
Transportation.,2.50
49%
69%
50
-
Feb
200
58%
Corp
71
16%
._
54% Mar
Oct
Box
51% July
10
—
Oil
46 %
American
General
Oct
a47% u48%
a48 %
43%
92%
1
General
Sep
36
165
200
8%
1
General
35% a36%
a
5
409
33
16 al6%
a
i
Corp
46%
32%
33
1
High
low
49%
57a
Trailer
Fruehauf
'
__
——-2
Sales
Range Since Jan. 1
High
49%
5
Inc—
Beer
Luxe
De
43 Va Mar
62% May
common
Fox
Shares
,-5
—
.
Dairies
12%
—15
.1
___
for Week
92
49%
10
of America lnc_
85%
36% May
84 %
Rubber
Western
(Un)
Sales
Range
Jun
41 %
*
Steel Corp
Consolidated
425
.
Jan
84 %
(Un)
Universal
30%
29%
29 %
52
5
Company (Un)
U S Smelting & Ref (Uni.
U S
Flour
13% July
10
-
(Un)
Inc
28% July
24%
10
—
(Un)
Co
Industries
S
Jan
11%
Co
Elgin
Jan
25
9%
,25
(Un)_
Gas Corp
U
9"% May
8'% Mar
400
221.
•
(Un)—
.
Corp
United
National Watch
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Apr
Kodak
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
Oil Co of Calif
Union
8%
1
—_
Carbon
&
45%
12
(Un)
Union
Sep
35
27%
(Un)____.
Century Fox
Eastman
a
Week's
of Prices
Low
1
Inc
2% May
674
8%
Lines
Air
27% Mar
38%
27%
Eastern
Oct
17'"
37%
38 (a
Par
High
h May
212
1
(Un)
2
17%
1
Products
Tri-Continerital Corp
Warrants
35
a2
17'%
5
—
LOW
High
'
Last
Sale Price
Range Sine* Jam. 1
a 2 ui
a2
—1%
v
Airlines
Transamerica
Share*
Low
'I
STOCKS
for Week
of Prlcee
Par
NOVEMBER
ENDED
Friday
Range
Last
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Salea
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
5
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
10
Drug (Un)
2.50
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco cl B (Un)__10
16
55%
Co
«
Raisin
54%
25%
5
Axle
—5
36%
43
30%
49
35% Mar
Nov
50 % Mar
19 % Mar
Feb
55%
Feb
10% July
Oct
57"% May
24% May
10 % Jan
27%
Apr
May
13 Va July
9%
Rexall
Rockwell
31
Feb
Sep
28% Mar
13 %
Jan
36%
Apr
Volume
5583
Number
184
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1945)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
St
Louis
National
St
Louis
public
St
Stockyards—
3"
Sears
Electric
Roebuck
Shell
Oil
Co
&
Co
Signode
Steel Strapping
Sinclair Oil Corp
South
Bend
100
12
_I
400
4914
491/2
200
321/4
3274
32%
300
30%
30»A
30%
900
75%
76%
400
68%
X2974
30%
400
1
Southern
Pacific Co
60%
50
60 7b
__15
53%
51%
56%
30
30 74
——5
(Un)______
Inc
__
5
21%
(Un)
•
47:14
Service
Southwestern Public
Sperry Rand Corp
X29V4
5
Works
Co
Spiegel
Co
(Un)
Lathe
Southern
Low
57%
7.50
1
(Un)
53% July
59%
Friday
14%
Feb
41%
Jan
60
30
Jan
37
11
Par
5
33%
33%
50
29
Jan
99 %
Blaw-Knox
*
39 %
40%
51
28%
21%
Feb
34% Mar
Columbia
*
16 78
17 Vb
136
Aug
Standard
new
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
Oil
(N
Indiana
55
Jan
72
May
Duquesne
Sep
60 %
Jun
Duquesne
Light
25%
Apr
30%
Oct
Equitable
Gas
Fort
1,600
19 %
Jan
400
47 Ve
Oct
58% Mar
Home
1.300
24% May
28% July
29 Vs Apr
Joy
23 %
23
Oct
Mar
Pitt
Lone
Star
14
400
13% May
16
Jan
McKinney
27%
30%
800
237ft
Oct
30%
Nov
Pittsburgh
47%
4674
48 %
1,200
45%
Oct
58
July
Standard
Storkline
6074
7
5874
Furniture
Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone
Container Corp
Sundstrand
57%
6074
2,400
48%
Jan
65
Aug
Pittsburgh
53%
58'4
1,800
50%
Jan
62%
Apr
5174
52%
1,100
47%
Jan
Pittsburgh Screw &
Plymouth Oil Corp
1
1514
1514
100
12 % May
71% May
15% Aug
353a
35%
700
30%
39%
j(j
1514
200
15 V4
15(4
50
________
5
Corp
10
__
&
Co
Texas
Gulf
Thor
5%
26
1
5:4
900
Jan
22
5%
Jan
Oct
10%
Feb
49
100
32
Feb
50
1,300
24
Oct
29%
Producing
253b
26j/4
1,000
22%
Jan
Toledo
41%
43 »/a
900
41%
Oct
50
58%
55"%
5838
800
55
Sep
38%
39%
400
38%
Oct
Tool
Trane
Co
Transamerica
__
new
Corp
Century-Fox
1%
1%
18%
So La Salle St
Carbide
Union
Electric
Union
Oil
United
Air Lines
United
Corp
Corporation
U
S
S
Industries
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
Dorn
Apr
27%
Feb
36%
A pi
5c
Jun
10
Corp
Aug
45%
45%
50
45%
Oct
45%
Oct
Aeco
37 (2
38%
500
3434
Sep
45
Apr
Air
1%
200
1%
Jun
Jan
Alleghany
1%
2%
Abbott
Laboratories
Admiral
Wieboldt
Corp
Reduction
62%
2774
200
25
Feb
28% July
Allied
25%
300
21%
Jan
29
Apr
Allis-Chalrners
Jan
Aluminium
61 %
62 %
70
113% 114%
500
60 74
Aug|
74
Jan
103
26%
26%
500
26 74
63 %
250
52 74
Jan
85
100
64 74
Jun
_sr
39%
40%
700
36'A
132% July
Sep
59/4
Feb
__
•
.
6%
6%
Co
Corp
27%
85
200
6%
6%
30
Inc
Wisconsin
Electric
Wisconsin
public
Ltd
Youngstown
Zenith
Radio
Power
American
Can
Co
American
Oyanamid
American
Factors
43% Mar
American
&
American
Potash
Radiator & S S
7
Sep
Mar
Foreign
Jr
Chem
Jan
76%
Aug
American
Jan
19'A
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38
2 8'A
a6i
—127a
—
Republic Steel Corp
Sep
11
5
Co___——
Ward & Co (Un)
National
Oct
25%
31%
32%
30%
Power
(Philip)
43% Aug
15% Aug
Oct
5%
225
—1
&
Oil
Jan
55c
5o7
a98%alG2%
alC9all3%
all3%
37%
1
Utilities
Montgomery
New
37%
a
l.aJ
Juiy
24'/a
2J
10
Monsanto Chemical
Morris
309
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Inc (Un)—.
M
&
37%
al02%
1
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Co——
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of
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bcaboara
2%
(Un.%—.
Develop Co
M
67c
8%
Co
South
Jan
50
6)
62c
—1
Robbins
Co
May
147
Jun
56%
.
235
—
(Glen L)
Navigation Co
Merck
Co
on
Radio
Rolir
36%
32% JUiv
1,426
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j
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46
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Merritt-Chapman
Pure
Southern
Calculators
M
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14
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Corp
Inc
Roos
45% Sep
23% Oct
200
54%
—-1
Co
&
Pullman
46% Mar
2034
13
100
58%
i——
w
Manoant
Montana
12
85
46
(Un)
Magnavox
Mission
30%
761
52%
Llbby McNeill & Libby—
Middle
339
13%
1°
Mfg
Dodge
Coip (Un;
Petroleum
Safeway Stores Inc
40%
58%
(Un)
Liggett
&
Myers
Tobacco
Loft-heed Aircraft Cf>ro
Lorillard
(P)
Co
(Un)
Menasco
Phelps
17'
Oct
40
5
Co
Sugar
564
-10
(Un)
common
&
28% July
87% Feo
4
Light
Copner
McKesson
10)
com—33 %o
Corp
County Land Co—i—.
McBryde
29%
39
Aug
Apr
78% Aug
12% May
67c
•
Industries
Matron
8J
565
a5
(Un)—1
*
Co
Chem
Power
Salt
a45
14%
20%
20%
33%
33%
a60% a60 (4
1
Sep
60% July
Feb
13%
10
Corp
(Un
Laughlin Ste^l (Un)
Kaiser
New
54
86
33 %c
Kansas
Leslie
Jan
Oct
60%
a39% a39%
a24% a24'/4
2.50
Co
Alum
Lehman
42%
71 %
1«3
40 %
12%
Johns-Manville
Kern
360
2/5
110% 110%
*—50c
Harvester
Nickel
Kennecott
48%
73%
14%
10
Paper
&
i52
Feb
29%
-1
Mines
International
R.«»i8ex
Oct
41%
a44 %
—2 1/12
Co_
International
Jones
Jan
46%
7%
(Un)
Hilton Hotels Corp new com
Hoffman Electronics
(Un)
Homestake Mining Co (Un)
Honolulu Oil
Corp
Hupp Corp (Un)
International
38%
7J
14%
.28
A
Co
Sep
199
1
Pineapple
Jun
5%
May
a79% a79%
—
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1
20%
Apr
Jan
35
npr
44%
44%
45%
7 1 74
.
537i
Feb
4%
,
a47% a48%
23%
1.50
since
Low
651/4 Aug
Oct
38% July
45% A*,x
48%
(Un)———5
(Un)__
43%
60
5
.10
Engr
%
10
(Un)
Rubber
Powder
Oil
2%<0
47%
1
Co
&
Greyhound
Grumman Aircraft
Intex
47 >/4
Sep
•
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Corp—
Idaho
Jan
rl%
Northern
Idaho
Oct
53%
119
com—
4
Tire
Hancock
48%
1,412
common
Co
Hercules
7o0
61%
146%
61%
a't6%
Co
Hawaiian
49%
59%
45 %
fl
Corn
Goodrich (B F)
ou
Apr
—•
a
22;
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High
Iy"/4
—1
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snares
.
Fhlieo
Utilities (Un)
General Telephone Corp (Un)
Gerber Products
una
July
22%
3.3 Vac
—
l,b6 J
1,372
Prices
Low
50
41
General Public
Great
Pepsi Cola Co tUxx;
Petrocaioon
Chemicals
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(Un)
26%
(Un)
General Public Service
Gillette
2o%
Co
RR
40
(Uni
Paint Corp
Goodyear
l.odl
Pennsylvania
25%
pfd
Getty
17%
63% Mar
Sales
for
it^i-se
ot
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Par
40'a
■
Cum
52% May
lo% May
1,318
High
*
Motors
General
17
Sale
Low
59
Week'a
si
1
20 %
i—
w
Range since Jan.
1
Dynamics Corp
New
17
2
—1
Co_
General Electric Co
General Foods Corp
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
High
57 %
Fruehauf Trailer
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
Co.
WEEK
for Week
of Pr.cea
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
1
6%
40
Jan
Jan
21
Mar
36
30% May
Jan
Yellow
Cab
Co
-10
enmmon..
Preferred
—1
25
—
Youngstown Sheet
&
Tube
46%
(Un)
•
46 3
--
102%
223
8'A
Sep
10'/a
2 7
f-pr
May
103%
Oct
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Slock
Canadian
Par
Power
4 % %
Acadia
<fe
common—
•
preferred
Atlantic
Aigoma
Paper
20
Sugar
•
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Com
Ltd
_
common—
Steels
36
4,550
22 Va
290
320
111
1,693
118
122
5,760
a22% a22 '/a
46%
48
450
51
51
a
50
51'/a
42
Range Since Jan. 1
see
page
43
for Week
Shares
22%
Oct
Oct
8 Va Oct
93
Feb
43'A
Aug
Nova
Bathurst
Class
Jan
Bell
12%
Apr
_.
Pow
&
Bowater
"2
100
50%
3.156
*
55
54%
57
4CVa
40%
41 "2
1,001
•
Pap class A
5%
49
Low
a33
10
59
59
59
150
—
537
High
25
Jan
39 Va
Aug
47%
Jan
62
Aug
54
Jun
68V2
39'/a
Oct
43% July
58
Oct
65
Apr
•
•
1
Corp
50
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
10
Nationale—
Telephone
Jan
40
175
3"
•Tun
45%
45 %
45
7.^ !
44%
Oct
51% Mar
50
45
45
46
275
4 "A
Oct
51
July
•
7%
7'A
7%
6.318
6%
Apr
8
May
*
46
44'A
46
8,182
35
Jan
50'A
:—
preferred
39%
%
Aue
Jan
147
July
July
2 2'A
Sep
26
Jan
46
Oct
52'%
Feb
4%%
54
Feb
preferred
100
91
91
70
PI
Oct
4 Va %
105%
F*b
preferred
50
41
41
60
41
Oct
52%
Jan
50
47
47
65
46%
net
55
Jan
F~b
100
Brazilian
*V>
British
Traction
Light &
American
OU
Columbia
Elec
Nov
30
Oct
50'A Mar
5%
17%
Oct
4%
Oct
preferred
57'%
Power
common
50
ADr
Jan
British
Columbia
.
36%
1,640
35
27%
0%
45
29%
Mar
4,715
British
Feb
34'A
Aug
British
Columbia
<
Columbia Powpt
17'%
—
Co—
preferred
25%
•>
a33
Scotia
B
26'%
127
Low
10
35
29 '/2
Sales
Range
of Prices
25
pfd
Canadlenne
155
19
a59
33'%
High
of
Banque
51
*
•
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East
Montreal
01
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5%
530
42
18
25 )
Selburn
Ban*.
Low
9 Va
48
Bailey
High
a8%
18
Ltd
footnotes
Shares
107 %
-50
_
For
Prices
34
•
$2.40 preferred
Asbestos corp
Atlas
ot
107 Va
121
Friday
bale Price
for Week
a8%
_
>
STOCKS
Sales
Range
22%
*
com.
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
•
Aluminum Co of Canada
4%
pfd_
25
4%%
preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd.
50
rAnglo Can Tel Co 4V»%
pfd
—50
Argus
%
NOVEMBER
Exchange
Low
34
ENDED
Fnndi
Week'e
Last
Bale Price
Abitibl
WEEK
Par
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
Forest
Pruducta
Telephone
100
81 'A
81'A
81'A
60
81 %
Nn
95
*
13' '4
12%
13%
2.385
li%
Oct
1S%
"
42
41
42
1,992
25
44
43%
45
752
Jen
43%
Oct
Aug
Apr
4
52
Mar
-
Number
184
Volume
5583
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1947)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Bruck
Mills
.Class
Ltd
class
Power
Caiiuuo,
common
Iron
Canada
com
common
Safeway Ltd
Steamsnip
4.40%
Canadian
$1.25
$1.75
$1.00
Ca_auian
&
Industries
Canadian
v.»nauiaii
~*r>i
Farm
Aug
92
%
a
52 %■
&
Ste*l
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
■"ton
&
East
Class
125
25 Va
Oct
33 %
Apr
2,115
13 %
Ot
13%
Oct
860
13
Oct
»_iuuo
Ford
15%
225
8
5
17
90
28%
28%
Sec
5%
29%
520
29
Oct
8
1,691
6
May
8%
15 Va
Oct
17%
9%
15 Va
5%
28%
Class
Bay
Husky Oil
Imperial
19 Va July
10
10
5
8% Juiy
of
17
23
Oct
24
31 Va
Oct
27%
Jan
35 Va
Sep
103 Va
Feb
20 "2
21%
6,394
37
39
825
12%
13%-.
2,540
8%
200
35
21
21%
a8%
17%
Jan
32
Jan
44
12%
Jan
'*'emationa'
Utilities
'""orp
Inteiprovincial Pipe Lines
25
67>t
1.00
19
(Robt)
16%
Sep
64
Oct
70
96
Oct
common—*
84
82
84
68 %
Jan
50
44%
44%
44%
75
44
Sep
48
48
48
300
48
Oct
54 Vi Mar
a39
a39
5
39
Sep
45
10%
10%
10%
200
Jun
11% Jan
a23
a23
20
21%
21
21'A
49
49
405
68
65%
68
8,146
98
99
70
43%
50
Canada
com—•
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common
*
•
pfd
100
40
16
8S0>
43%
Corp
.miuea
3.40 May
12%
Jun
6%
Oct
Jan
8
Aug
1.25
5%
Nov
.J
40%
Jun
5.55
Jan
12
Aug
Oct
156
Mar
15%
15%
150
14
Jan
18 Va
70
70
80
63
Apr
70
Oct
64'A
65'A
1,410
64
Oct
75
Mar
14 Va
14%
142
10%
Nov
Worts
&
23%
23%
24
515
22%
Apr
47
47
47
100
45
J un
52
—_.
Packers Ltd class
Canada
General
Canadian
Oct
28
Mar
Investments
Canadian
Marconi
Silk
ot
115
Jan
5
Oct
45%
Oct
48
Oct
41% May
48
Mar
11
—•
36 %
36%
25
34
Jan
—
20%
20%
175
19
Oct
25
Mar
__
29%
29%
25
28%
Jan
31
a4.j
a46
20
40
May
Sep
4.00
*
Neon
General
Ltd
*
3.90
cl
Advert
cl
Sec
8
7
Oct
Feb
Preferred
Corp
Oct
11 %
11%
463
lOVa
Jan
38
Feb
11
12'%
656
in
Feb
38 Va
40
2,125
35
Oct
85
89
2,730
64
Jan
8.60
Jun
16 y2
Aug
15% Mar
48 Va
97
Jan
May
July
13 Va
Aug
May
62
Aug
36%
Jan
62
David & Frere
5%
Kootenay
7%
Power
Steel Products
neet
Motor
37%
Hendershot Paper
Internatl Paints
50
A
pfd
Class
Canadian
Lowney
Co Ltd
Jan
125%
124% 125%
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110
•
37
91%
Oct
110%
6%
—________
122%
Oct
131% Mar
MacLaren
710
105
Oct
142% May
McColl-Frontenac
735
28
Jan
10
10
295
Apr
"Oct
.38%
Jan
55
July
•27%
Jan
50
Aug
Melchers
Power
&
Paper Co
Oil
Distilleries
Mexican
4%
680
20
Oct
24
Jan
Jun
it %
11
Mar
3'"/2
1,265
??
Ot
48
27%
50
25
Jan
29
7
4,735
bd
88
45
57%.
60
2.729
88
a
49 Va a49%
80
6%
Sep
41%
Ontario
&
Paper
275
11% Mar
2.50
900
2.50
Northern
Pacific
Power
*
Quebec
700
22
Oct
27%
Jan
270
21%
Sep
27
Jan
Russell
15 "2
935
14'A
Nov
18
Jan
20
20
210
20
Nov
25%
Apr
Traders
Reitmans
f>'/c
10%
110
10%
Nov
12%
27
Apr
27 Va
783
27
Nov
34
Apr
66% Aug
54
56%
35 Va
24
24
4,980
Mills
01%
Jan
275
?0
Nov
51%
Jan
425
23
May
28 Va
Aug
(Can)
Finance
HART
STOCK
Ltd—
Trans-Canada
Pen
6%
(J
CANADIAN
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Ameranium
Anucon
West, Montreal
Arno
Ltd_
Oil
——
Ltd
190
15'A
19% Mar
Jun
Jan
7
21%
Sep
9
Oct
22%
Jun
.
82
17
93
Oct
100
31
11
Mar
12
J?.n
14%,
14%
300
14%
Oct
18
Mar
32
33'A
1,920
32
Oct
42
Apr
48%
49
450
40
Sep
100
Mar
Jan
Jan
56
Aug
75
8'/a
Oct
10%
Jan
553
37%
Jan
al4 a.14%
43
44
a30
a30
20
29'/a
Jan
50
Apr
35% May
46
46
25
46
Nov
52%
Jan
3.60
'43
3.60
500
3.90
Jun
52%
Feb
63%
63%
25
63%
Nov
73
Jan7
5%
6
2,900
5%
Oct
10
Sep
1.35
Oct
3.00
Oct
18 Va May
21%
Feb
]
43
f
—
43
260
2 00
2-50
6,080
20
20
20%
634
16%
15%
3.60
42
Oct
Oct
Ltd
Baker
Q.
Talc
Band-Ore
Bandowan
Barvallee
Iron
&
Mines
Mines
Mines
14
Mar
Oct
145
Jan
40
May
48
Jun
,19% Apr
43
45 'A
"530
45
45
125
41
12 %
74%
12 'A
100
12
Aug
15
44%
Apr
85 Va
Aug
24%
79
24%
2,170
—
20
Feb
26 Va
July
23
Sep
5.50
Jan
1,000
450
—
3.00
3.00
3.50
3:15
"
9%
9%
9%
-*
—
al8% al8%
275
3.50
Sep
48% July
Jan
2%
Feb
6%
Apr
8
Sep
17%
Jan
19
Jun
21
Jan
a30
10
30
July
35
Mar
8%
8%
500
9
Jan
8%c
8'Ac
1,500
8c
Oct
15c
Feb
23c
23c
500
22c
Feb
32c
Aug
11c
14c
5,000
lie
Oct
22c
Apr
2.10
~
100
a30
—
*
—
*
—
1.1c
7% July
2.15
4,300
1
30c
30c
33c
5,200
30c
2.30
2,15
2.36
6,000
1.51 May
4 VaC Jan
__
*
Co
Ltd
Oil
Oct
Sen
-1
10c
1
Ltd
1
10c
Gas
—*
Ltd
Ltd.—
Gold
14%
11
122%
79
10
_*
—*
20c
Ltd—
Bailey Selburn
„
43
__
1
Corp
&
60
—
-1
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
200
all
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Mining Corp
Sulphur
Metal
16'A
aH
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—
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5
——
Nickel
Office:
P.
400
Oct
26
v
JOHN'S,
575
9
3.50
;
Mines
Mines
Atlas
Phillips Square
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
Mar
22
Ltd——
(L E)——
Breweries
Ltd
Lead
Anthonian
Arcadia
PL-9501
Aull
Branch
Apr
17
86
63%--/
*
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and
Mines
,
61
Nov
a95
3.60
*
Canada
Co Ltd
Canada
Mining
EXCHANGE
St., New York City, MUrray Hill 2-4545
43 Va
Jun
11%
all%
—
5
pfd—.100
class A
Oils Ltd
1203
Jun
55
a30
"
Steel
Products
Alta
Local Branch:
41
15%
a95
,
■vainwrlght P.oducers & Refiners Ltd_l
Waterman
Altex
St.
5
35
340
2 25
Corp
Alloys
EXCHANGE
Dame
58
Oct
49
*
common
Fund_„—_—
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
United Corporations
class B.
STOCK
Telephone
Jan
7%
Sep'
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red pfd—-————_______-40
TORONTO
Notre
Apr
8
6
33 %
1
:
Ltd—-—,
Power
Corp
Western
Cr
Co
Ltd-
Westeel
MONTREAL
11
al0%
—
*
Invest
Corp
Canaaa
Wilson Ltd
SAVARD
Feb
86
—
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Co Ltd com—*
Candn
Industries
Vanadian
,
Jun
Nov
9
—.
—
Southern
30
Jan
56
8%
22
—
10
50
Telephone
22%
30
&
Power
Rights
Mav
22'A
56%
Jan
Oct
45
3.50 Mar
22
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Light
Quebec
Steel
22
7'A
1.90
138
7'A
15Va
non
14'',
2
Sep
25
__
Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd-50
cum part 2nd pfd—
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6%
Premier
10%
•
Apr
Feb
200
—
common
Atlantic
22
-5
8
5
90c
109 Va May
200
a43% a43%
22
5
preferred
14%
■
Ltd
Newfoundland
Feb
15
Aug
Oct
Mar
7'A
11 Va.
Co
Corp
Aug
a
Jn%
f
80
70
7'A
58
Royal Rice Mills Ltd.—
67 Va
a__
in:,
.
22
Apr
Apr
a9'A
11 'A
lt'O
pfd
Moore
103 Va
Jan
26%
36%
Mar
Aug
9% Sep
Oct
87
Apr
Jan
Oct
70
58
Light & Pow Co Ltd com.13.50
Minnesota
1st
6%
51
May
22
32%
45
11%
(Un)—*
pfd
6%
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*
49 Va
1
a9
—
1
Apr
7'A
__
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July
67
7'A
—
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47
Oct
Aug
390
Feb
770
45
__
A—*
—
Investment
(Walter M)—1
37
190
1,100
_1
Inc class A
110
40
1.00
^0c
50
(Alfred)
B
5
Oct
Jan
Jan
50
5
114 115%
90c
*
pfd
conv
Lambprt
a84
37 Va
33
375
330
a6
115%
common—*
London
Mar
375
1.90 Mar
Jan
33%
100
22
32%
a84
—
Products com—:—*
Ltd
50
22
32%
—
—9
class
Feb
15
7o%
j-
•
50
22
32%
*
A
mass
Foundation
Investment
50
*
•
Ltd
Sep
325
10,124
33
50
(Can)
19% Aug
17
99%
4,200
1.20
150
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd—
101%
17
44%
Sep
3% Mar
100
400
4,655
Ltd———____*
Can
of
Co
29%
Jun
92 Va
20%
v..
40
Ltd___
Maiiulacturing
"ord
Oct
95%
MEMBERS:
class
Limitee
Oct
10%
25
99%
41
Jun
5%
1.60
37%
Engineering WorKS Ltd
% Aug
12% Mar
6% Jan
92%
20 %
Oct
6%
5%
53%
Hydro-Electric Securs Corp——
54
*
44
Feb
14%
53%
—100
50
4.75
Jun
38%
East
28
96
Eastern
156
Jan
Oct
4%
53 %
Ltd
286
6.50
3.25
39%
Dominion
280
3.50
100
550
1.60
__
*
Dominion Oilcloth &,Linoleum Co
49 Va a49%
400
3.25
*
Paper Corp Ltd
Zellerbach
Jan
a
50
Aug
14%
——5
_______
Consolidated
Crown
Apr
280
39'A Aug
3.25
5%
A—•
53
5
3.85
—
A—:10c
56
106
Apr
14%
__
corn——*
Standard
Div
*
Ltd-—*
740
35%
July
24% Mar
29
110
13% Apr
10
Aug
16
Jan
28
93
Jun
Jun
5%
11
20%
Jan
2.525
120
1,165
Oct
1,375
40
14
24%
Oct
4,225
Sep
a9
Jan
96
6
10
IOV4
17%
38
26
1,125
10
14
__
5,491
47%
.
51 Va Mar
Jan
105
11%
1.75 July
Sep
23
41
23
Apr
37
18%
35
5%
70c
190
a9
—
Corp class A_*.
Products
Consolidated
11%
35,900
40
10%
Co______——~^_:i
Products
Steel
105
5,866
High
1.25
39
21 %
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
19
5
50
LOW
1.10
33
17%
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.
105
6
Range Since Jan. I
High
21%
B——
Canadian
Claude
25
Shares
17%
435
5
for Week
•
Canadian
Jan
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
—1
Sugar
Feb
112
£1
Exchange
Week's
1.20
_____—.—20
—
July
SfcD
350
Feb
Funds
Low
•
flOlj
common.
■
Last
39%
V
'
Sep
•
Timber
Dominion
&
Chatco
55%
\
*
May
15% May
26 % Aug
:
58 Va
May
Jan
12 Va
43.
65'/a
9
.
47%
.69
page
___
*
Brown Company
Aug
Va
44th
——.
55
Oct
13% Mar
May
52
Mat
104% July
50
preferred
32
11%
Oct
135 %
Par
41
58
98
55
—*
common
Lumber
Jun
55
80
Jan
45
Friday
Jan
8 %
24% July
53% Aug-
% July
2,750
Bale Price
26%
100
Feb
44
9.15
STOCKS
100
55'%
17
57%
al36
47
58
736
Mar
43 ?8
Jan
15%
1.00 Aug
19
Jan
29
8.80
'
Canadian
31%
1,135
Oct
23
al35 %
__—
70
88
9%
9.10
Canadian Stock
1,010
44
Aug
52% Mar
al36
.—*
Gooderham ac
«.
3,505
47%
95 Vi
*
pfd—
Winnipeg Central Gas
29
45%
39
3,839
Apr
100
-
7%
Ltd
36
44
__5
West
—
Bank
.,
102 Va
a
'i
18
92
Apr
102% July :
'
*
Canada—
105
lu
230
j
__*
Co
101
A___
see
465
1,895
96
Aug
19
a
Aug
'
Canadian
47%
68
18 Va Aug
31% Aug
17%
7
340
105
56 % May
12%
74%
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—_*
An^lo-Nfld
Development Co Ltd
b
Belgium Stores Ltd common—.__—__•_•*
1,000
28 %
Mar
96
pfd
of
Oct
Apr
96
Aug
73
Apr
1.00
34%
21 Va
85
16%
Jan
710
35
17% Mar
17%
96
preferred
Tobacco
iK^r
21 % Mar
74%
*■.
9%
8 Va
2.50
footnotes
*
29%
21
_«
For
A
July
56 %
59
65
class
Abltca
20
B
Morgan & Co
Feb
Jun
12%
pfd__
class
28%
Sep
18
Sep
17% Nov
Apr
15%
UO
Class
Feb
25
36
55%
Oil
'
975
--
Aug
9
27%
Mitchell
2,563
15 %
42%
16
7
51/2%
64 Va
15 Va
Oct
130
19
10
Paper
62
14%
a28 Va a28%
62%
*
Oct
56
•
Frontenac
35
:
common
Oils
°anada
—
"-Oil
23
425
Jan
6%
.
1.00
•
Mersev
Jan
18
pe
common
10%
85
20
50
•
325
20
85
39
Ltd
30 % Mar
20
_______—__—
I8V2 July
7 Va May
100
Co
Oct
17%
31
55%
v.oinnion
Petroleum
25
17%
47
Power
Apr
275
25
1,420
150
•
Inrernatlonai
Feb
49%
1,525
1,000
13
•
;
14 Va
Nov
18%
27
a6%
100
Feb
43
17%
Aug
24% Aug
2,553
29
___10
International
Corp
Steel
11%
100
17%
39 %
—
Aug
44
52 %
1
Preferred
Cement
-
Feb
40
*
L___
78 Va
18 V4
*
common
Jan
305
25%
10
Aug
98 %
130
•
pfd
50
1
26
■
17%
50
Ltd
Aug
,2,475
12%
July
10% Mar
633
a3
common—
70 Va
Mar
500
_2
_r.it...cuyti
24
47
,___100
Canaaa
Oct
29
100
Paper
Feb
39% Mar
Mar
98 %
__5
preferred
Nickel
Aug
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
preferred
Indust Accept Corp common...
$4.50
Oct
Va
100
Mining
Inland Cement
Sep
2,830
28%
A
53
43
—
25
Preferred
1
Bank
On
^c^ai
18%
20%
12 %■•
Smith
Viau
20
•
1927
Apr
806
*
common
Bteinbergs Ltd 5 Vi %
Apr
2o0
13
B
Hudson
Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
3?%
46
•
pfd inc
Paper Co Ltd
Lime & Alabas
Howard
Co
of
Co
Oct
4.580
a6%
1
a
62'A
18%
A
Ltd
South?,m
Steel
28 Va
28
25
com
al2 %
Oct
'
4%%
Simpsons
United
32%
100
new
60'A
12'A
100
Brev/eries
Otad
31%
98
<>
_
class
Williams
Tuckett
2J %
29
Jan
Sicks'
Jan
15 Va
*
Ltd
61 %
60 Va
a
15
43
1,007'
9
Shirriff-Horsey Ltd..
Apr
15
a8%
Corp
63
High
12% May
*
Canada
4%
A
B
Mar
950
Wares common—
class
Aug
36% Mai
Series
Class
Sherwin
13
250
46%
A
61
—"
—
8hawlnlgan Water & Power
38
16
10
Oil
Lawrence
Oct
15%
20
Ltd
(James)
of
Preferred
Jan
15 %
21
preferred
Oil
185
30
31 Va July
45 % May
12%
Lakes
Heme
28%
Bank
28
1,265
5,000
•
preferred
Gypsum
50
10
29%
*
Goodyear Tire 4V«
oitai
15%
a
9%
28%
23
common
Motors
Jan
29
Canada
Dynamics
Mar
41
Jan
common
General
92
Jan
Jun
25
pfd_:
Ltd
General Steel
Sep
25
20
■.
Power
General
Jan
Nov
30%
j
Canauian
Bakeries
24
15%
23% May
2
preferred
5Va %
Feb
1,063
com
4.16%
Central
28%
1,741
8
A
0
preferred
St Lawrence
ot
21
4.t>70
common
•
common
Preferred
Apr
11% Mar
Jan
25
29
of
Oct
Feb
'
90
25
5
Co's
Qatineau
1,960
l
Co
7%
23
37
32'%
27%
21%
Power
^layers
15%
Sep
Sep
1,900
a27
28%
26
Motors
Fia&er
50
24 Va
_____;
Foundation
zO
15 Va
32%
4%
21% Mar
16%
_
61
Low
125
Apr
26
14%.
35
H)
33%
39
B
(T
Jan
Sep
13%
7%
100
Heating Prod class
Estabrooks
May
13%
common
class
12
44 Va
25
3jl %
Corp
&
Royalite
Aug
a27
Coal
Canada
Kootenay
Llectrolux
Enamel
Jan
58 %
50
664
1,675
Ltd-
Dupuis Frercs
13%
12 %
a
53 %
Brewery Ltd
of
°"val
15
.
f'"chemical
Pont
Jan
15%
Ltd
Dominion Textile
Bros
Jan
36
25
com
common
(Canada)
Paper
104
Oct
26
common
Holland
Oct
25%
.__
.
Gia.-.s
46
•
Co
Vi
24 Va
25
28%
.
45
50
Refining
(A
92%
29%
pfd
Ltd
Co
Transport
Robertson
Roe
10
12%
7%
•
6%
Regent
410
29
2
&
Canada
Preferred
92%
32'/4
___
of
Quebec Power
26 %
52 %
16
Coal
60
Sep
23% May
7%
___
Bros
Provincial
Va
9%
—
99%
13%
;
45%
•
Aug
25%
A
nion
Foundries
Preferred
Dcnohue
Oct
Jan
31%
10
Seagrams
Bridge
Dominion
55%
23
29
Zellerbach
Dominion
40
45
13%
Smelting
v_
Distillers
155
a23
108 Va
25
preferred
Glass
B
100
55%
92
a
class
Class
580
25 %
*
common
Ltd
Corp
26
Lntfcipiise^
Consumers
lnt
108 V2
32
Equipment
Minim?
Crown
Oct
Oct
1
a22
(B Ji
-w_iUlJueu
Corbys
Apr
Vickers
Ccckshutt
Ccghlin
39%
*
Railway
Petroflna
Canadian
Oct
31V4
90
Companies
Pacific
Canadian
Feb
101
55 Va
•
Locomotive
Power
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12'/a
•
Company
Shares
July
31
;
Oil
vunaaian
37
(jet
•
common
Preferred
Aug
Oct
*
common
69
^
•
Cellulose
Mav
28 Va
25
Fairbanks Morse
Ce-^ian
56
50
_25
Chemical
Canadian
1,045
l,ao4
*
series
Jan
River
for Week
Low
•
Powell
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
Par
Placer Development
-Ice
60
99%
•
.
40
2,545
25
series
Oct
30
a22
10
preferred
Jail
101
_50
Canadian Canners Ltd class A
Canadian Celanese common
Jan
5.00
27%
•
of Commerce
Breweries common
30%
14 Va
Oct
27
31%
pfd____100
Bank
High
Sep
28%
*
common
460
8
3 00
Week's
Last
Sale Prloe
27
26
5%. preferred
Caaadian
59
101
100
Malting
3
I
29 Va
10
.
Preferred
Canada
»
32
'
20
Foundries
Preferred
Dow
30 Va
■
•
preferred
Canada
*"*5
60
25
60
.___100
NOVEMBER
Friday
Low
a8
.00
32
•
___;
oemeni
11.30
f
ENDED
STOCKS
Range since Jaw.
l-igh
a3
a3.00
common
Preferred
.
Low
A.
Products
CsJaary
■
Shares
B
Buiiuing
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
1
—
1
Ltd—
—
1
Ltd
Ltd—
A
—
,_1
:
1
17c
.
—
17c
11c
12c
•
10,200
12c
10c
10c
12,100
14c
7,000
16%
16%
80c
85c
5,200
13 18%c
50,500
305
2.10
Oct
Oct
3.70
71c
Apr
Mar
3.30 Aug
21c
Apr
10c
Oct
24c
Jan
IOV2C
Sep
21 Vac
Jun
9
Jan
70c
Jun
6%c
Feb
25c
25c
1,000
22c
Oct
15c
17c
14,06)0
9c
Jan
20
Aug
1.45 Sep
20 %c
Oct
1.05
Jun
23c
Apr
39
40
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
(1948)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Last
Low
Par
Barvue
Ltd
Mines
bateman
Bellechasse
Metals
Bouscadillac
Bouzan
Gold
Mines
Burnt Hill
Ltd
Nov
10c 10 %c
7,000
10c
Anr
40c
46c
2.500
40c
Nov
23c
28c
20,900
20c
Mar
48c
32c
35c
13.117
32c
Nov
68c
13c
15c
8,900
10c
Oct
15c
3,000
13 VaC
Oct
42c
Atlantic
Co
Devonian
Homestead
wauadian
Lithium
Leduc
Gold
Oils
Consol
Bi-Ore
Denlson
Halliwell
Copper
Rand
Oct
1.95
24 %
3,520
19%
Jan
33
10c
4,500
8c
Nov
25c
15'/a
4.455
Oct
500
5.75 Mar
8.90
6.35
200
2.90
Jan
De
Coursey-Rrewis
be 1
ltio
Feb
2.65
Oct
1.85
1.45
Feb
Abbican
65c
65c
70c
7,400
65c
Oct
2.25
Apr
Ainiioi
Power
23c
21c
26c
36,700
18c
July
Jan
Acadia
Atlantic
5c
Jan
7c
7c
8c
5,500
5.50
5.80
1,303
69c
70c
4,506
2.90
3.30
13,000
1
2.70
2.90
1,200
1
16c
18c
2.12
100
7%c
5,500
5.75
Donalda
Duvan
38c
Glass
East
Oct
69c
2.90
1.85 Mar
Advocate
6.10
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho
Yellowknife
Oct
2.50
Oct
21,600
28c
25c
38c
Oct
2,000
Aug
8.50 Mar
Oct
16c
34c
Oct
Eastern
Min
&
Empire Oil
&
Mines
Montana
Apr
Alberta
1,500
8.85
Oct
11%
Feb
2,000
1.40
Jun
3.30
Apr
70c
90c
11c
46,050
35c
Oct
40c
1.10
Jan
5.70
5.25
5.70
4,300
15c
12c
15c
48,500
5c
Feb
13c
6,000
12c
Oct
55c
Nov
57 c
55c
60c
5.25
6,60 J
*
4.40
4.10
4 50
11,553
12
61c
%
12%
Apr
7.25
Oct
Oaspe OH
Gateway
40c
20c
1.60
58c
61c
6,500
5.25
5.45
6,600
65c
60c
67c
5,500
4.75
4.75
7,003
25c
2uc
26
4,100
Sep
93c
Gunnar
Mines
Haitian
Oct
1
4.75
American
Hudson-Rand
Indian
I so
Gold
Lake
Mines
Kontiki
Lead
Labrador
6.75 Mar
Anchor
Lingside
1.50
Jan
Anglo
7.60
Jan
Anglo
Anglo
Rouyn
55c
Long Island Petroleums
Louvieourt Goldfield
Mercedes
Island
Mining
Corp
Mogador
5c
Mar
preferred
5,500
23c
Oct
65c
Apr
Ashdown
5,203
9c
Oct
21c
Jan
Alias
Jan
Atlas
16% Mar
19%
24c
48.009
30c
Sep
39c
July
Mar
Gold
25%
26'
2,205
22 '/a
Aubelle
Feb
30
45c
58,307
9c
Jan
45c
2,000
19c
Jan
85c
Feb
Aunor
19c
20c
7,009
19c
Oct
35c
Jan
35c
35c
3,000
35c
12c
12c
13c.
4,500
lie
Oct
36c
70c
Sep
1.30
Aumacho
Apr
105
13c
20
16c
19%
13c
Oct
x
5.100
Mines
_i
Rare
1.180
108
111
2,092
93
12) %
117%
122
Selburn
5%
Bank
Bankeno
24c
Apr
Lankfield
Jan
Barnat
5,000
c
Apr
Barvue
19c
5,000
Feb
Barymin
2.50
Mar
19c
Oct
40c
18c
55 c
55c
1.05
7c
21
500
65c
53c
65c
18 800
.2.05
2.45
99,850
49c
35c
50c
.
53c
1.40
90,700
59c
41c
50c
164.315
14c
5.0(1
4.70
5.10
3,600
.
~~i
B
20c
20c
30c
5,575
1.50
1.40
1.50
825
:—50c
10c 10 Vac
—
18c
1
19c
10c
40,700
8 Vac
2,000
1.20
1.45
42,000
8
—
Jan
-1
1.35
%
Metals
90c
6aC
Nov
I.eO
Apr
2.70
ADr
9,064
1.55
Jan
1,800
5.*0
Nov
7.40 Mar
19,782
2.10
Oct
3.70
Apr
16 s2 C
15 %c
18c
15,200
8 VaC
Jan
2.50
Jun
Oct
13
12%
13%
11%.
16%
Apr
Oct
13%
Aug
60c
Oct
1.98
Jan
24%
Jan
28%
Apr
9C
Oct
25 VaC
400
12
11 %
117..
1.302
"11
72c
65c
81c
86,700
25
25
11c
25
5
lie
9c
44.300
2.34
2.05
2.35
72.200
37c
37c
37c
200
%
1.72
Oct
17 %
Aug
65c
July
30s
Apr
3.25
May
35c
Aug
35c
36c
2,100
65c
Feb
18
17%
19%
1,431
Oct
25%
Apr
41%
41 %
42
195
41
Sep
47 %
July
50
Jan
36c
~~50
50
50
50%
360
Sep
57%
16c
13c
17c
59,800
13c
Oct
70c
,T3c
13c
15c
15,900
13c
Nov
52c
Feb
12% July
14 %
Apr
Feb
34 %
Aug
10
12 %
12
%
12%
29%
27%
29%
260
Feb
5,005
17%
4,000
12c
Oct
27c
12c
10c
13c
17,000
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Jun
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1
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17c
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61c
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100
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550
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Wesiourne
Westville
_1
Explorers
Chibougamau
Apr
Jan
6.30
10c
-
Low
20c
1
Corp Ltd—1
Mining Corp
Pyrite & Copper
Wendell Mineral
Apr
1.65
14
Development & Mining Co Ltd—*
Central
Weedon
1.32
15'8
"
Liu
Capita' Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Maiartic
Ltd
Ltd
Oils
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Aug
1.00
Be
Ltd—_— 2
Petroleums
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17c
Ltd—
Mines
Ltd
Virginia
1.75
8c
Mines Ltd-—1
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
■J4 %
24%
*
Canadian
Oil
18c
1.10
1
—
Low
1
"
Lithium
Ventures
1.25 Aug
1.08
•
_
Shares
Apr
'
1.45
Ltd
Mines
for Week
Feb
1.20
Ltd—
Campbell Chibougamau
Celta
68c
Tungsten Mines Ltd
Uranium
Canuba
18,300
Ltd
Mines
Cabanga Developments Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calumet
80c
13c
Voting Trust-
68c
27c
—
Valor
Jan
14c
Corp—
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Rare
1.59
10c
Ltd|.—
Par
High
Nov
34c
Mines
Mining
Boreal
65c
75c
—
Gold
Lake
Red
500
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
46c
Bay Mining
Beatrice
Low
65c
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
65c
.
Monday, November 5, 1955
.
NOVEMBER
Friday
Shares
of Prices
.
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
FOR
.
CANADIAN
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all officii
,
Feb
Jan
184
Volume
Number 5583
-
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1949); At
<•*
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
MIm
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
"
Par
British
Columbia
Class
B
British
Packers
Reef
Mills
Brunliurst
Telephone Co
B
!
42
44
43 */z
1,15
1.12
1
Ext__
&
Power
30%
Red
Feb
5,100
6 %c
Oct
14%c
Apr
445
30%
Oct
Sep
40
Jan
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
•
11c
81c
I
11c
Red Poplar Min—__1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated
Jun
Consol
Oct
54c
Jan
19%
Jan
33
Aug
Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
55% Mar
69
Aug
Consolidated
105
Feb
Consolidated
1.35
1.45
20,100
25
3,120
587h
60
853
220
100
101
4.50
4.80
1
15%
14 la
1
common.
100
4.go
5.55
1,225
Oct
6.75 July
14%
Oct
28% Mar
15%
14,858
5.25
5.60
600
3.00
800
•
30
29
30
2.796
20
27
27
27 %
75
*
common
6%
6%
Crushed
Foundry & Forgings class A__»
Canada
Iron Foundries
Stone
Cut
2.75
Jan
4.00 Mar
SeD
28% May
37
July
27
Oct
32
Feb
6
Copper
Feb
Cosmos
665
31
Nov
Apr
Coulee
25
100
Sep
100
39 %
108
Aug
Malting
10
Lands
52
55%
596
52
Nov
62
FCD
22:%
680
22%
Nov
26
1.98
54,755
90c
class
A
Southern
Canada
Steamship Lines
Petroleum
Cable
2,525
37
75
36 %
37
87
87
87
class
B
70c
Sep
1.00 July
Crown
4.00
Crown
1.80 May
Jan
Apr
2.25 May
Croinor
685
33%
Jun
39%
150
86
Jun
95% Mar
Daine
6.25
IJ'Aiagou
4.55
4.55
4.85
960
26 '/a
27
250
12
12 %
400
18 la
19
505
1.57 Mar
23
12
18%
Oct
Jun
Jan
May
Cusco
30c
20,300
23c
90c
1.12
280,695
45c
Sep
July
10c
10c
12c
32,000
10c
Nov
23,670
Astoria
Canadian
Minerals
Admiral
1
Bank
Sep
35% May
13%
20c
5,265
16c
Oct
60c
Feb
30c
33,125
25c
Nov
90c
Feb
8.55
8.40
8.75
1,900
Jan
27%
25'/«
27%
5,390
15% July
28% Sep
5.25.
5.00
5.50
2,680
1.42
1.37
1.51
38,400
42c
46c
5,080
39c
15c 15 %c
14,500
14c
15c
__i
4.80
5.70
16%
15%
16%
13 %
13%
13%
Canadian
of
Aug
common.
Preferred
;
Canadian
British
Canadian
Canner.s
Class
Empire
A
Canadian
$1%
19,000
23c
Oct
67c
Aug
50c
10,675
40c
Mar
74c
July
6.80
6,980
52 %
51%
53 la
1,601
44%
25%
25
25%
3,625
25
Oct
Oct
Celanese
5.65
Deer
1
Delnite
Feb
59
Aug
Del
Sep
33%
Apr
33%
Apr
Detta
95c
Mar
Rio
26
285
8,420
43
125
40%
Aug
43
Oct
Diadem
13%
14
11,950
13%
Nov
14
Oct
Distillers
14
,36,100
82c
Nov
12c
12c
600
11c
Oct
29c
1.87
4.600
1.29
Oct
2.90 May
4.90
4.75
5.25
4,480
3.90 Julv
6.60 Aug
4.50
4.50
4.50
1.50
1.50
1.55
900
22c
26c
37,500
23
23
275
23
Decalta Gas
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge &
Fairbanks
14
14
240
13
Oct
21% Mar
28%
29
115
28
Oct
37
7%
8
1.210
7
Oct
Oct
14 'A May
Preferred
52%
29c
27c
30c
18,000
20c
Oct
73c
Feb
19c
17 %c
24c
41,085
15c
July
39c
Feb
52%
Canadian
Canadian
Oil
Cos
1953
Corp
i
14c
6,800
12c
Oct
14c
Oct
36c
45c
29,840
30c
Jan
1.26
II
IH_o
Apr
9%
9%
9%
50
„9
Oct
12%
Jan
3.00
3.00
3.00
5
i
58c
5%c
64c
101,211
40c
Aug
18c
9,500
14c
Oct
.
_j
A
12c
36c
Miyes Ltd
PiDe
Tire
Canadian
Utilities
Ltd
85c
Apr
16c
Sep
32 %c
Apr
500
66c
Oct
87c
4.00
4.50
61,460
1.42
Jan
4.90
21c
21,500
18c
Oct
1.00
8c
Oct
1
8%C
8c
10c
60,900
25c
1.48
1.43
1.56
27,220
l
20c
19c
26c
40,215
-Jl
32
31%
32%
4,630
2.50
9.50
9.20
9.50
1.339
•
13
13
13 %
2,486
90
Mines
Seaeroms
1.42
Jan
20c
Oct
Aug
Apr
Jan
1.99
Oct
19c
Nov
94'%
31%
Oct
39
% May
5.50
Jan
10
Aug
12%
Oct
15% Mar
c
Mav
Feb
Dome ExDloration
1
Dome Mines
Apr
95c
Apr
Uommion
94c
Apr
Dominion
Magnesium
•
6.50
6.25
6.70
35,391
2.9C
Jan
9.25 July
Dominion
Scottish
Invest com.—
1
19%
20%
1.000
19%
Oct
25% Mar
Dominion
Steel
Coal—
•
21 %
20%
21 %
5,140
17 %
Jan
25
•
39'/a
37
39%
2,510
32
Jan
•
13
12%
13 %
44% Aug
18% July
•
8%
8
8%
3.315
40c;
38c
43c
10,170
14
14
100
95c
1.05
7%
105
125
8
8
120
8
Jan
Oct
4.000
4.90
24%
Nov
Oct
3% Mar
Dominion
&
7.50 May
*1
Dominion
Tar
Jun
Dominion
Textile
Donulda
8%
Jan
Donald
65
Apr
27
May
53
105
52
300
21
2.25
7,700
1.78
Oct
10%
5,290
7%
Feb
12 %
29
125
22%
Jan
39
Jan
4.254
19%
Jan
30
10'/8
10
28%
25
Oct
Canadian
Rope
Dow
July
Du vex
24
26
10
10%
350
Aug
East
5%
605
3.25
Jun
7% Aug
East
32 V«
31%
32%
6,128
30%
Jun
36% Mar
26
25%
27
1,314
23%
Feb
31
2.74
Feb
4.60 July
4.20 Mar
6.50 July
3.30
3.30
3.50
53,502
4.40
4.30
4.40
300
common
'
7% May
July
Wallpaper
Williston
Canadusa
Oil
Mfrs
class
136
Aug
91
Apr
12c
Nov
96%
Oct
105
Mar
13c
class
Pat
Central
Oct
46
May
10
Apr
17
July
Sep
4.50
&
100
2.30
12.580
79c
Oct
2.15
Apr
87c
106,730
6*5c
Sep
1.58
Apr
1.45
2,962
1.09 Mar
1.85
1.91
1.91
1,180
1.89
95c
.
Jun
Sep
3.20 Sep
Feb
50c
50c
1,000
Jan
90c
7.25
7.10
7.80
6,035
7.10
Oct
10% Mar
1
3.85
3.80
3.85
200
3.75
Oct
1
3.50
3.45
3.60
1,700
3.40
Oct
6.00
„•
5.80
5.05
5.80
40,475
2.11
Jan
6.00 Aug
1.08
1.10
1,800
13c
13c
3.500
Porcupine
1
.
1
:
_•
Trust
13c
1.95
1.76
2.05
55 %
55%
100
16%
12%
16%
34,320
20
Prods
common-
*
__50c
Mines
Chesterville
1
Mines
9
,
„.
7.650'
50c
1.00
13c
Explor
Chiboug Jaculet Mines—
Chibougamau Milling & Smelting
Mines
l.GC
Eastern
Chromium Min & Smelt
Mining
Corp
Oct
Jun
Feb
Farm
Equip
Economic
Inv
El
Sol
Eureka
Development
Allenbee
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Callinan
7.875
78c
72c
83c
29.440
2.75
73
2.90
405
74%
765
71
Consolidated
East
1.61
26c
2.59
Apr
Jan
Mar
Anr
footnotes
se*
;
65c
Oct
8 % c
Oct
Feb
1.60 Mar
9c
13,900
13 %c
Apr
1.36
1.36
1.43
17,800
1.36
Nov
2.52
Jan
5.40
5.10
5.50
11,005
4.65
Oct
6.75 Mar
60c
67c
700
60c
45c
8 %c
48c
41,000
5.20
26,391
4.75
5.00
455
Ltd
Oct
1.50
Jan
Sep
4.60
1.08
Jan
Oct
4
7.70
Jan
Feb
8
Apr
14%
14%
15
100
14
15
15
15%
450
15%
Oct
19%
Jun
35
37
447
35
May
40
Aug
10
1
common
460
55
46c
56
35c
20
A__
39c
46c
53
7,100
40c
244,000
35c
9c
28c
33c
103,000
23c
22 %c
29c
64,250
17c
20c
5,600
15c
May
1.20 July
July
1
85c
81c
94c
45,900
8lc
Oct
9 % c
Apr
1.80
Jan
33c
Jan
79c
Oct
20c
Jan
68%
Sep
^Oct
36 %c
1
1
—
19
Oct
'
•
Mines
Jan
36c
Oct
31c
.
Feb
2.35 Mar
Oct
1.50
Oct
1.30 Aug
35%
37%
Fanny
Faraday
Warrants
Oils
——
Foundation
Francoeur
Fraser
FrobJsher
Jan
4.25
Feb
Jun
85%
Jan
Galtwin
85c
Feb
5% May
1.12
Jun
8%
Jan
5%
5%'./
5,384
14,700
60c
Oct
92c
Feb
Geco
n%c
9,700
11c
Oct
25c
Juri
2.03
1.83
2.24
773,719
95c
Jan
ioc
9%c
10c
8,000
9c
Jan
2.30
2.60
15,850
41c
41c
42c
4.450
16 %c
16 %c
20c
16,400
13 %c
13 %C
15c
6,490
40c
37c
45c
56.662
16c
25c
10c
10c
-
3.50
30c
Oct
General
24c
10
4.00
1.95
Mar
Oct
Oct
13
5.50
3.50
Mar
Aug
Jan
Nov
13 %c
Nov
23c
Mar
Giant
23c
Feb
74c
Jun
Glenn
3,791
16c
Oct
50c
Jun
GOldale
1.000
10c
Oct
35c
Mar
20c
500
35.412
40c
A
Oct
32c
20,000
20c
Jan
90c
85c
1.00
1,988
85c
Oct
56
55 %
115'%
Aug
Apr
Jan
2.37
Jan
74c
Jun
3.60
Apr
72c
Jan
36
Apr
62c
ADr
2.00
Jan
56
203
51
May
59%
Oct
110 115 la
875
110
Jan
95
19
May
Sep
137%
21
27%
Apr
15c
17c
36,056
7%c
Jan
26c
Jun
35
35 %
416
31
Jan
41
Aug
3.35
3.25
3.50
30,110
25c
20c
26c
20,300
20
20
1
3.25
Genex
Goldfields
Jan
13,085
3.00
Oct
3.00
Sep
4.00
Apr
60c
62c
11.665
89c
Oct
35c
56c
May
Nov
85c
Mar
40
100
101
17
4,250
116
5
5 %
800
5
Nov
4.75
Apr
Oct
114
Oct
May
45%
48
6.845
45%
46%
1,148
39% May
5.25
5.25
270
5.00
Canada
1
com...;
4.65
5.25
4,150
34
34
25
34
8'/a
8 '/a
60
8
30c
34c
9,200
•
1.15
1.05
1.25
4,800
1
5.00
4.80
5.05
4.460
1
70c
60c
70c
36,053
1
19 %c
19 %e
23c
4,500
1
14c
13c
18c
3,400
10,600
1
*
<■
—
1
s:
'
Mines
5.10
»
common
28c
__
Oct
Jan
24
7 %
48%
49
7.00
Aug
Oct
39%
Jan
Jun
11%
Jan
Oct
64c
Jan
Oct
3.90
Feb
4.50
May
6.30
Jan
60c
Nov
1.60
19 %c
Nov
46c
Feb
Oct
36c
Mar
13c
Mar
«c
8c
Sep
9c
9c
9'/2C
2.02
1.96
2.16
5.900
21c
20 Vac
22c
6,200
145
145
20
132
July
170
48
48
10
48
Nov
58
6 %
7
600
6%
400
:•
50
class
A
:•
"
48
6 %
Apr
1.05
1
com
Oct
Mar
A-ug
1
(Canada)
Jan
Mar
July
7.00
1
Mines
Uranium
4''
B
Jan
44 %
Ltd
preferred
Gordon
Mackay
Jan
48
Mfg class A
Apr
32
112
Jun
45%
4.70
54c
Sep
com—___—1
Mines
Tire
102
Oct
0
new
—
Manitou
Goodyear
Class
35
16
5
Corp
Eagle Gold
Goiri»n
102
17
_*
Mines
Gold
14,785
554
—1
—
Uranium
Sep
3.80
29
102
Yeliowknife Gold Mines__
Apr
Feb
3.25
28
102
Geo-Scientlfic Prospector.1
40c
3.35
28
102
—_100
Steel Wares
Goldcrest
26%
•
!•_
Ltd.
Mines
20c
———100
Products
40c
Oct
3.00
2,465
27
760
_•
,
common
Dynamics
11V8
Oct
15c
3.25
60c
Feb;
30c
*
common
Petroleum
8.80 May
7,250
4.80
56c
General
16 %c
10%
60c
Class
Jan
20c
Sep
Jun
32c
-*
Canada
——
Motors
General
44c
22c
31%
•
of
Co
Bakerffcs
i—neral
May
9.35
29
1.90
20c
*
A
preferred
Mar
63c
25c
class
Mines
Mines
Jun
10%
4,600
15
(US)
Power
General
2.59
7.185
25c
50c
1,750
2.90
Sep
•
Exploration
12c
200
31%
65c
2.52
20c
12.78
1.05
1
—
preferred
68c
200
32,300
•
A
——
Co
Etd
Gatineau
1.85
8%
10
1.41
44
Apr
59
lie
4.25
1.25
60c
Cos
60c
10
class
Canada
7%
4.25
25
1
Manulaciuring
64c
4.25
Oct
25c
—
Copper
Kirkland
6.30 May
Apr
8%
Grain
6.15
Jan
22 %
19
16
I
:
Ltd
Tungsten
Oct
2.12
Oct
200
1
Candy
Uranium Mines
Oct
Oct
15%
1
Canadian
Farmer
2,25
72c
1,420
19
36%
•
2.85
Aug
2ft,
16
19
•
Famous
Players
Feb
4,670
15%
Falconbridge Nickel „i
Motor
Oct
1
43.
114,360
51c
of
71c
*
case
81c
70c
Ford
1.29
3.80
Crest
68c
Jan
Apr
4.500
Ford
50c
_i
Oil
72c
46c
136,540
Jan
9.635
,
Dragon
Jan
66c
Apr
5,100
1
Consolidated
18c
80c
1.88 Mar
55c
1
Discovery
14,400
55c
54c
85c
»
Warrants
26c
70c
Oct
50c
1
Consolidated
20c
61c
Oct
66c
82c
Oils
Denison
25c
3 05
75c
Nov
Sep
_l
Flin
Cordasun
Consolidated
Jun
36
*
27c
4,400
120,730
2.90
Mines—
Consolidated
1.60
Jan
Sep
*
43c
4,195
•
Cadillac
31
50c
Alliance
Fleet
10.400
1
Gamma
Feb
Refineries
Feb
70c
•
Mines
Jan
Apr
Explorers
15c
49c
_i
Oil
9
Excelsior
Jan
28c
•
Corn
Consolidated
Aug
July
15
Nov
630
68,250
45c
Corp
Federal
7%c
2,50
:
95c
1,000
35
66c
4.60
Glacier
Apr
12,100
3.35
•
:
Jan
70c
July
35
1
Gold
6.35
9c
2.65
*
Mines
13 %
46c
Pen-Rey Oils
Farwest
c
%
2.85
Combined Enterprises
Mines
Jun
Sep
53c
common..—
Trust
Mines
Fargo
43c
8
2.75
Commonwealth
Coniaurum
30
Jan
7
35c
5.10
Mines
General
Petroleum
12%
3,929
35
_20
Paper class
1
Mines
25% Mar
1
U'
Ltd
Refining
Machine
Elder
1
Copper
Yellow-knife
&
Eddy
Emerald
95c
1
—
Preferred
1
Coldstream
Ltd__
Prods
Easy Washing
Feb
4.05
3.25
•
Mines
25
__1
Steel
1
Gold
27%
58c
1
Smelting
Nor
1
Reco
35% Aug
21% July
1
Metals
Eastern
72%
13,345
1
•
Willans
Jun
1
Co
Eastern
16%
4.60
4.25
75c
—25
Consolkiated
Jan
12%
90
1
;
Mines
Asbestos
July
70c
44c
__1
1
Chrysler
97
27%
870
l
Ltd
Co
Gold
Amphi
3.30 May
54
27c
1
1
Chibougamau
Gold
4.50
•
Chib-Kayrand Copper
*
Minerals
Federal
Research
Oct
2,817
16%
4.75 Mar
Oil
Oils
90
29'/a
1
&
Malar-tic
El
1.18
71c
1.34
1
Gold
14
*
91 %
27%
29%
"
i
Copper
Eld rich
*i.„ •
Ltd
—
—
Mudge
Oils
Apr
1
.-—sfa-
,.
2.95
2.70
80c
Corp
Leduc
28%
125
1.10
Quartz
Central
115
14%
1
Trethewey
Central Explorers
Central
29
14%
1
B
East Sullivan Mines
Nov
28%
1
Vj_
Castle
Steel
120
C\—
Producers
Gold
9,400
98
Reserves—
Gas
Asbestos
105
13c
96 %
6c
Mines.
Oil
129
12c
98
*
B
!
Gas
&
118
13c
128%
___•
Canadian
Natural
»,
100
com
common.
Dyno Mines
4.90
Petroleums—1
pfd.—
Chemical
&
Brewery
Duvan
10
Vickers
Corp
•
28
15%
100
com
Mines
Donnell
2.70 Aug
25
preferred
Steel
Aug
13%
1.79
5%
*
&
Jan
22 %
pfd____
Inv
&
Stores
4'A
52
2.25
29
Anglo
Foundry
29%
22 %
*
—16%
Canadian
For
Oct
9,825
Feb
Thorium
Canadian
Conro
106,900
20c
66c
18c
4.40
j
;
65c
16c
51c
30c
"
Lines and
Canadian
Coniagas
Ltd
Minerals
Eastern
Colomac
IIIIII'i
Ltd
Mar
66c
i
Corp
37c
Apr
1.00 Mar
85c
5.25
_•
Prospects
Lake
16c
4.25
47c
3,500
3.25
Railway
Canadian
Com
55c
l
Devon-Leduc Oils
1018
Petrofina
Oockshutt
I
:
Oct
2,310
*
Pacific
Cody
II
Mines.—
3.00
2,055
24 %
common..
Canadian
Cobalt
Apr
53c
10c
warrants
Cochenour
69
90c
warrants
1955
Chimo
Oct
7%
4.90
Locomotive
Cheskirk
785
50c
3.25
Hydrocarbon
Chemical
50%
51%
i
85c
24%
Securities class A
Canadian
Chartered
Jan
7%
______100
Gen
Charter
28
53c
"
Homestead Oils
Chatco
Jun
86c
:
Canadian
Cariboo
Oct
Jan
22%
7'A
*
com
com
Canadian
Cassiar
Aug
11% Mar
__30c
Morse
Products
A
Canso
1.50
37c
7%
•
Export Gas Ltd
Erin
5.25
Jun
•
Dock.
Canadian
Canadian Food
Can
Aug
*
warrants
Petroleum
Canadian
Canso
Nov
1.00
19c
16c
Dominion
vV
4.50
100
Feb
3
Preferred
Canadian
17% Mar
♦
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian
Canadian
Oct
Sep
Jun
1
Collieries
Canadian
Class
7.25
15%
11%
j
Mining
56c
25
.
Oct
Mar
82c
"io
II _5
Producers
25
*
common
Chemical & Cellulose
4.80
Apr
Aug
56c
1.40
i
class
Gold
Desniont
50c
131/2
3.00
71c
87c
Mines
25
»
8.00 July
Sep
May
Sep
_50
common—
;
Horn
D'Eldona
Anr
43
;
Nov
1.25
1.83
Decoursey B re wis Mines
56c
50c
5.00
•
Mines
B
25
25
Apr
*
l
,~i
.
Ltd
Leather
Class
9.00
Feb
5.40 Mar
13 % May
2.18 Apr
Minerals
10c
Oils_i
preferred
Canadian
26c
43c
6.10
"dep rec"
'____
Canadian
23c
50c
•
Commerce
Breweries
23c
2
:
20
750
91c
Oct
6.65
1,075
*
3.05
49,834
*
I
Mining
Davis
Jan
24%
6.50
•
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Apr
Aug
20
Oils
Canadian
-
Jan
1.39
25c> Feb
3.30
Warrants
Canadian
Jan
16c
Canada
Mines
69c
25c
1.04
l
Zellerbach
Crowpat
42
Oct
Jan
1.10
25c
•
Trust
Nov
21c
40c
3.05
Pershing
Jan
Jan
Sep
July
51c
25c
—III*
Timber
10c
Feb
10
Toronto
Warrants
3.40
■
__
Crestbrook
Sep
36
26%
*
1.52
Jan
3.25
Mines
of
Feb
2.04
Apr
Apr
•
Mining
Copper
Oil
92c
1
12.50
&
3.800
2.00
36
_*
com
Preferred
Wire
3.25
1.80
36'A
20
3.00
36
♦
Canada
Canada
2,£50
3.10
•
Mtpe
Cree
45c
Sep
1.10
1
Petroleum
of
Oct
71c
27 %c
1
Distillery
Cournour
May
1.65
*
—
Permanent
Aug
84c
Class B
Canada
168
22 %
2.00
Packers
Nov
53
Warrants
Canada
149%
£2%
1
1
Oil
5
"
;!
Explorations
Warrants
Canada
149'/a 149%
26
common
Preferred
Met
149"A
.•
.
Mining
Chiboug
class A
Imperial
Lead. Zinc
Corby
Aug
33%
1
Rand
11%
31
West
Copper-Man
28%
100
Tungsten
Gas
Cowichan
Assurance
Mines
Copper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
Apr
270
Sannorm
—
Conwest Exploration
Sep
50
28
100
pfd
7.35
5.10 July
Consumers
25%
6%
28
10
common..
Sep
1.60
4.50
3.00
«
;
100
9
10c
18,260
10c
Apr
7
16,200
18c
Apr
11
200
11c
82c
500
14 %
1.341
7%
10c
75c
15,000
Jan
Mines
12%
44c
19,150
Mine.
12
94c
Sep
11c
Consolidated
7%
Oct
Oct
20c
20c
Aug
Pershcourt
22c
62c
52c
Consolidated Quebec Gold
33
Jan
835
20c
Apr
Oct
Feb
5.90 Aug
38
5,300
52c
Oct
Nov
27
87c
Feb
Oct
5,066
_l
lie
27c
5.10 Mar
65c
v
2.50
5,115
9,400
Consolidated
23c
Jan
3.75 Mar
SeD
2.50
28
1.93
23c
65c
1
11,900
Feb
22c
20c
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Peak Oils—
28
Canada
Canada
23c
'*
Nov
30c
4,336
2
lie
1.12
3.50
22,271
29%
__1
34c
28c
4.95
28%
20c
1
.*
27
Canada
Can
Explor
4.60
29%
Consolidated Negus Mines..
GonooiiuaLed Nicholson Mines
11c
23%
Jan
4.90
_*
27c
1
Lake_
Cement
Life
Jan
Jan
60
Apr
44c
1,000
15c
nc
100
—
Oil
Chibougainau
% Yo
Oct
90c
1.44
53c
5,120
30c
24%
Nov
457,323
l
27c
12%
26c
32c
Sep
•
Preferred
4
13,000
7 %c
32 %
6 V2 c
31
2,500
2.04
3-?
J
27c
3.75
Jun
65c
Mar
32c
15%c
8c
2,300
84c
1.76
Feb
21,500
21c
3.50
Jan
16c
4,500
1.90
Apr
11c
Jan
21c
3.65
60c
66c
lbc
21c
Aug
Sep
1
14%
9c
10 %c
i
Oct
14c
<
49,700
26c'
21c
Jun
12c
Consolidated
Howey Gold_
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Oct
High
1.27
Feb
9.50
65c
»
Low
12,611
.
Jan
lilac
gc
10 %c
i
Arrow
1.35
5
2,655
J4C
Golden
Range Since Jsn. 1
High
1.30
18c
24,100
•
j
common
Bread
Canada
9c
6,750
Consolidated
Lake
Low
1.35
1
11
25c
Edmonton
Consolidated
Canada
Sep
Gillies
7
Consolidated Guayana Mines——
Halliwell
13c
<■
preferred
Canada
Jun
8c
Consolidated
Mines—
Shares
Consolidated
9.50
•
____
Petroleum
Campbell
3
Iron
for Week
Apr
11 %c
»
.
Ltd
Calgary
Campbell
2.15
Fenimore
1
Calgary
5%
52 % Mar
Nov
ge 10 %c
Range
of Prices
Par
Consol
•
——;
Eurrard Dry Dock class A_
Calvam
Oct
1.12
12c
•
Lake
Burlington Steel
Calalta
43%
10.75
•
Co
1,594
100
__l
Gold
Products
&
Jan
Aug
50 % Aug
14,580
34,750
1
Burns
16 %
1.23
3.00
Building
Hill
12% Mar
Mar
Sales
Week's
1 ast
High
17
Aug
44 %
8%c
Buffalo Red Lake
Bunker
13
1,930
3.00
_i
!
Canadian
Burchell
Friday
36 %
8 lar¬
ioc
1
Sale Price
1
Ankerite
Buiiaio
41
l
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Mining &, Smelt..
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
41%
300
*
Mining
Brunswick
ENDED
STOCKS
Low
100
1
Mines
Brunston
13%
25
.
Mines
class
14%
13'4
—„•
WEEK
Sale*
High
14 >2
i
Power
Mines
Brunsman
Low
*
____«
British Columbia
Bruck
A
___
Columbia
Broulan
class
FOR
for Week
v
1.90
20c
6%
6%
Oct
5.00
Oct
60c
Oct
Oct
8%
10
Apr
Apr
Jan
Mar
Feb
Aug
Feb
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle\,
(1950)
.
.
Monday, November 5, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Rang#
Sale Price
STOCKS
Granduc Mines
Northern
Class
Gridoil
Gulf
Maralgo
24c
23c
27c
22,000
21c
Oct
btc
n,jt
Marcon
4.25
4.05
4.60
7,125
Jan
Mangold
A,A-
Maritime
Jan
Marun-McNeeiy Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
39%
class
A
6
1,132
%
16,100
6
3.20
440
2.95
Jun
40 %
2,780
25%
Jan
54%
Aug
1.60
204,620
1.12
Nov
5.85
Apr
9
50
7%
7%
7%
u
•
20
20
5'%
200
32c
-10
38c
10%
_
Gwiilim Lake Gold
_
—
_
17 %
18%
9.35
10%
12c
1
_
lie 12 %
lie
•
Gypsum Lime & Alab
14c
18
.1
_
.
Warrants
Mines
Harding
Mclntyre
Red
Feb
McWatters
Gold
13%
Aug
Medallion
Headway
23
Apr
Mentor
Jan
Merrill
Exploration
18,000
11c
Oct
Apr
Merrill
Gold
15% May
20%
Sep
Mersey
Paper
3,720
8.50 May
12%
Jan
Meta
Nov
29c
38
Aug
Mexican
Feb
Midrim
Midwest
29
961
27%
Nov
3.25
200
3.25
Jan
7 %
High
Crest
Oils
Light
...
Oil
Home
30c
Aug
5,600
14c
Nov
24c
Apr
luc
Oct
19 %c
Apr
Milton
2.06
Apr
Mindamar
39 %c
Feb
Mining
Mining
94c
52,890
75c
21c
166,750
10c
Feb
8%e
5,750
37c
32c
37c
63,200
89c
83c
89c
2,600
32c
35c
19,DUO
10
10
10%
625
25%
26%
1.70 May
Oct
16c
8 %c
10%
5%c
Jan
19c
14 %c May
Jan
Industries
50c
ADr
Min
Aug
Brick
Metals
Endeavour
Jan
97c
Feb
58c
Apr
Jan
11
Aug
Monarch
Knitting
Feb
30% Mar
13
5,394
10%
Feb
12%
I0,3.il
10 Vu
Feb
16% Aug
15% Aug
Locomotive
10%
97% July
30c 34 %C
12,000
28c
Feb
55c
Aug
34
Nov
42
Feb
National
Feb
14
Aug
National
Grocers
Sep
National
Petroleum
National
Steel
39%
125
34
34
34
11%
12%
35
2,860
5.40
Oct
6.50
100
12 %
8.35
.140
3.40
47
Jan
180
53
May
63
26
100
24
Oct
27
57%
—10
57 %
25
Apr-
57 %
45
54%
36%
Aug
% Mar
79
Sep
Apr
Nama
New
58 %
10,585
11%
3,630
486.23
5%
5%
600
1
23 Vac
21c 25 %c
64,600
%
3,815
100
-50
*
10
93
93
94
35
93
Oct
102%
Feb
46
46
50
46
Nov
50%
Feb
New
6%
6%
7
4,985
4%
Oct
17
Aug
New
575
14%
Apr
20
Aug
New
__
50
172
21c
29,700
14 %
14%
2.20 Mar
41%
Jun
6b
Aug
May
3.65
O-t
Nov
1.37
Jan
Oct
3.05
4.60
Apr
Sep
%
Aug
May
12%
Feb
Oct
7%
Jan
5%
15c
62
Jan
3,788
115
42c'
1.95
22% Mar
Jan
11%
47c
Oct
13
50
NOV
18C
18
i.14
1.06
1.22
87,190
75c
Feb
1.69
1.53
1.80
73,570
81c
Mar
4.00
3.50
4.00
13,364
3%
1.65
100
1.60
2 7C
Aug
5-58 A^g
Nov
3.00
Aug
,16c
21
28c
7,642
1.40
1.59
127,900
1.15
Sep
2.80 Mar
3.05
1.50
3.65
100
3.50
Oct
5.GO
15c
18c
13,800
20%
21 'A
1,810
Fen
24c
4dC
Nov
42c
Oct
29%
Apr
98c
Jun
5oc
62c
122,870
39c
Sep
23c
10,610
20c
Sep
1
2.70
2.35
2.70
21,110
4
20
20
21
725
46
45
46
50
62c
64c
4,000
Feb
Jan
luc
20 %c
100
Apt
20%
5oc
Works
May
1.50 Juiy
3.20
Jan
21c
A
Oct
Nov
49
1
2.35
1.00 Mar
3.95
Nov
2-3
27 %
Nov
44
Oct
62c
Apr
Eeo
Jan
52
May
90c
Mar
•
15
15
15%
Id
Nov
18 %
■
49'A
48
49%
1,254
39 %
Feb
57%
Aug
1
—
.
85c
Apr
Feb
New
1.11
Lli
1.23
7,475
1.10
Sep
1.83
Aug
80c
620
«an
84c
21,400
10%
10%
525
lo%
Nov
13%
Apr
12
12
125
11
Sep
14
Jan
42c 49 %c
30,000
Ltd
•
pid
43c
20
26%
__25c
..
26%
3.70
27
50
3.90
27%
Car
27%
.
900
770
*
25c
25c
5,000
1.14
1.05
1.18
32,520
1
Mines
2oc
1
;
Uranium
Laoine
2.15 Mar
75c
5
__5
com
...
Explorations
19 %c
19c
24c
57,400
1
Oct
72c
141c
26
Sep
1.47
Feb
July
28%
Jan
3.10
27
20c
1.00
Jan
b.bo iviai
34
Nov
45c
A.r
Sep
4.10
Feb
10c
Sep
41c
93c
60c
52c
62c
16,337
50c
Sep
1
13c
I2-2C
l*xC
16,400
10 %c
Sep
1.15
1.10
1.28
17,575
1.01
Sep^
•
2.10
2.02
2.22
9,700
2.01
Jan
Gold
Oils
British Dominion
Oil
Apr
Sep
.1
Bidlamaque
Bristol
New
New
Chemical
&
Athona Mines
New
46
Gold
Lake
Indian
v
15%
•
....
Alger
New
55
11%
5%
preferred
15,y7d
*
Mines
Nello
Nesbltt
11%
6%
3.o0
49
Mines
Drug
Preferred
57 %
11
Creek
National
Imperial Oil
—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
—
Apr
3.25
3.45
Feb
104
oct
May
7.20
55%
55'/a
10
_
70c
9% Mar
Oct
Sep
66c
1
Nov
Bank
occ
6%
87
•
Moore Corp common
Multi-Minerals Ltd
Jan
Imperial Flo Glaze common—
Imperial Life Assurance.—
2oC
l
64
Imperial
3,lo0
18c
Moneta .Porcupine
7,663
5.40
29c*
*
pfd
22%
.
14,560
5.40
Apr
c
25%
1
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons, Brewery class
7
70c
6.95
—
25c
Sep
.1
12c
88 %
——
45c
Sep
14%
;
39
Warrants
Sep
10c
5o5
18c
Co
65
,—______—20
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
——1
95 % Mar
28c
21,o00
15%
..
Mines
Ore
6.50
Mtge.
NuV
4,125
lie
•
39
Huron & Erie
7a %
30c
lzc
I.t.709
Corp
o.ao
31c
8J
30c
45,100
Corp
88'/a
Paper
7o%
lie
*
common...
Smith
Hoyle
1,782
ObC
—
Mining
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Parn Porcupine
—
Howard
Hudson
60
7,830
2.25
Gas
1,990
_
57%
Warrants
Montreal
11%
12 %
330
110,5JO
7
42c
common
Mill city Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
5,500
—
88
8;C
lie
l.b5
131,725
12 %
B
87
6bC
Jan
•
11c
A
6%
80c
2.15
1
16c
—
6%
50
Power
11c
Ltd
Co
Class
C/lcASS
&
14c
5
Apr
1.98
Gas
&
Apr
„1
_
39c
47c
Mining
July
•
Hollingcr
Oil
9
34c
_
.
lx.500
1
22c
Oils
Drilling
Consol Gold
13c 15 %c
2.20
pfd
Sep
75c
Apr
\%c
50o
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Oct
'
5.20
l
5%%
Uranium
7
85c
62,550
l
12c
•'
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3.50
Dev
800
17c
Ltd
Highland Bell
Higuwood Sarcee
Hi
&
17,000
_1
_
2.40
A
—
Mining
13c
51c
2.15
Apr
11c
18,500
c
26c
Island
57c
Mines
Mines
—
Petroleum
10,875
1.49
7%
1
Lake—
Red
Gold
Heath
Heva
_
Feo
2.30
1,25
1
Head of Lakes Iron
47c
1
4uc
Hasaga Gold Mines
3dC
July
•
com
Sep
24c
59 %
Ltd
Petroleums
Feb
Apr
lie
lo,90J
l
Sep
Apr
25,2o0
•
20%
4Sc
3.1c
Lake
30c
Hig*
Jan
30 %c
Mines
12 %c
7%
lie 14%c
17C
1
Lake
Red
1.09
_1
_
12c
Porcupine.
McKenzle
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Mines
Gold
Minerals
Harrison
7,025
common
.1
Carpets
Rock
Hard
»
Low
24c
1
—
10% July
227b Mar
Frontenac
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18c
'«jy4
—
McCcll
McMarmac
3.25
-.1
—
Low
Sharts
21c
..ioo
Mines
Oct
27%
28 %
—
...
for Week
31c
Preferred
Midcon
Hallnor
Ranged
1
.
Oils Ltd
Mining Corp
5.75
jan
Oct
9
21,900
Ltd
Mines
Mayorun
Sales
Week's,
of Prices
1
Jan
32c
415
46c
1
_
...
21%
39c
10
Mines.
21
44c
21%
1
■
Feb
-».40
100
Mines
11% July
Jan
19
110,814
10%
37c
3.95 July
Jan
7%
5
5%
10%
___:
8
25
20
5%
_
Mines
Apr
9
Uranium
Lead
7%
40
—
Ltd
bl
Oct
5%
1.12
»
Mines
38
3.20
—
Wire
39%
%
9.45
Oct
1.30
Freehold
Guiinar
38
6 %
4.00
40
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
Fclb
1
B
Greyhavwc
Par
45c
1
com
Oils
Great West Saddlery
Greening
High
Oct
Development—
Grass
West Coal
Great
Low
13c
——
mains
Sweet
High
25,500
3.20
Utilities
Gas
Warrants
Great
Last
Sale Price
16C
•
Paper
Great
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
13c
'
Lakes
2
16c
1
_
Great
NOVEMBER
•
Mines
Great
ENDED
1
Gold
Bousquet
Grandines
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Graham
FOR
Sales
for Week
31c
Apr
Feb
Feb
2.08
Apr
; 3.25
May
'
Industrial
Accept
Ltd
Corp
25
com.
$4% preferred
$2 %
preferred
Ingiis (John)
& Co—:
Inland Cement
Inspiration
—
preferred
17
Powders
International
class
Metals
International
Nickel
Co
17
1.01
1
Mining
International Bronze
97c
24
pfd—25
17
1.13-
24%
23,165
95c
Oct
100
24
29%
Nov
22
Jan
Sep
.
1.74
25
15,533
48c
10,300
131% Mar
380
27%
Jan
2.40
2.20
2.45
36,700
2.05
Oct
1
2.20
2.10
2.25
2,500
2.10
—'
1.40
1.35
1.45
3.80J
1.20
21c
22c
8,000
Jan
40c
Ltd
12
Fortune
Gas
Sep
New
Highridge
1.00
50
Jan
New
Oct
New
Jason
Aug
New
Kelore
Hosco
3.85
Feb
Newlund
Nov
4.75
Apr
New
Jun
2.60 Mar
New
Waite
1
Mining
Jacobus
Jaye
——*
Jeanette
Joburke
35c
45c
20,030
32c
25c
35c
306,600
9%c
Jan
20,000
*10 %c
Nov
34c
Mines..
Tnliet-Quebec
1
.
10 %c
1
_
Ltd
Co
66c
*
Mines
Mines.
Mining
jowsey
68c
(1939)
Gold
Jonsmith
1.04
.
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
22C
—1
1
.1
Mining Corp
Exploration
Jeilicoe
20c 23 %c
.,20c
17c
60c
13c
7,825
20c
Nov
20,550
45c
Sep
28c
Mar
68c
32.820
59c
17c
15,970
2.05
6,000
71c
Mar
Jan
1.33
Apr
94c
Aug
43c
Oct
80c
1.90
2.05
52c
Oct
25,000
71c
15o
t
17c 18 %C
1
Jupiter Oils
1.08
Oct
July
1.59 July
50c
Apr
Nov
1.39 Aug
Oct
1.90
Kenville
of
Canada
<*
;
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1
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet
!
Copper
,
Warrants
Hudson
Minerals
Bay
Labatt
3.10
Lake Cinch
Ltd
Mines
Mines
A
Class
class
Explorations
Uranium
Mines
Mackeno
Norvalie
2.50
3,050
2.45
Oct
3.55
18
Oct
16c
25c
2,900
14 %c
2.25
23,950
1.92
21
Jan
1.08 Aug
Oct
1.92
Oct
3.65
Lake
Obaska
Ogama
Jan
Oil
Apr
Oka
Macmillan
Bloedel
Red
class
1.71
1.81
32,500
Jan
3.35
46
100
43
Sep
30
30
195
28%
Oct
57% Aug
32 % Aug
39%
1.29
Jun
Uranium
Ontario
39
Oct
48
Mar
Oct
23
Mar
6%
16%
Oct
23% Mar
*<w*,notes
see
page
12c 15 %c
6%
B
24.160
6%c
Jan
26c
66%
Aug
56c
Jan
56 %
lu-gc vun
7.90 Mar
1
1.26
1.09
1.46
40c
42c
1.24
1.10
1.30
1
•
Ontario
Loan
Jun
Ontario
Steel
Opemiska
60,800
10c
Jan
24c
1.10
1.05
1.22
100,275
91c
Sep
2.18
Feb
Orange
18c
19c
3,000
17c
Oct
40c
Feb
Orenaria
24%
Jan
Ormshv
Osisko
21
21
140
6
21
7%
Sep
Oct
119,550
79c
Oct
2.50
Feb
6,000
8c
Jan
17%c
6.40
276.53 l
46c
40c
2.00
Jan
2,500
NOV
.
18,765
1.05
Gic
1.59
Oct
Sep
S.p
A_ g
5.70
5.90
2,120
4.50
Jan
7.35
35 %
35%
405
35%
Oct
45%
Sep
2.60
2.75
2,110
1.75
Jan
4.00
July
7c
7 %c
28,000
7c
Sep
14 % c
Feb
5.75
78c
70c
78c
3,900
55c
1.15
1.42
421,750
80c
Feb
4.80
67,957
14
2,320
376
40%
41%
41%
2.95
2.60
2.95
220
2.15
1.70
2.30
169,8jU
28
28
25
*
common..
2.60
56c
28
Oct
5.05
13%
*
50
1.73
3.15 July
Oct
4,25
13 %
Aug
1.31 Mar
July
1.30
Sep
17% May
46%
Oct
S-p
Oct
2.95
Sep
Jan
2.30
Oct
35% May
Oct
100
80
83
80
63
25c
25c
28c
13.000
25c
Oct
85c
Apr
•
39c
38c
42c
7,100
35c
Sep
85c
Apr
Sep
27c
8C
1
22c
•
71c
20c 24 %c
7,700
46,000
.
79%
7%c
65c
11 %c
95% Mar
Oct
Apr
1.30 May
Oct
41c
Jan
25c
Apt
Oct
213,750
8c
Jan
1
55c
50c
OCc
15,000
50c
Nov
1.30
Jun
90c
2.40
2.30
2.55
16.300
Jan
3.25
Aug
16c
•
__
25c
25c
33c
41,000
8c
8 %c
II,600
2.10
2.30
4.075
64c
7,100
•
•
common
20c
15 %c
2.20
—
Club
57c
9%
10
20
&
Debenture
Products
9%
1.78
19c
Sep
45c
Apr
4c
Jan
12c
July
2.10
36c
3.20
Sep
1.15
Aug
8%
Sep
13
125
•9 %
Apr
Apr
Mar
115
9%
9%
8 Va
Oct
12%
Apr
_
_
2.30 Mar
Pacific
6,000
58c
Oct
1.51
Apr
Page Hersey Tubes
11c
3,000
9c
Oct
24 %c
Feb
Pamour
50c
91,900
32c
Jun
62c
Aug
Pan
1.20
1.36
6,300
33
3i%
33%
2,145
l
2.20
2.20
2.30
2,700
2.15
1.15
1.15
1.10
1.20
1.200
8c
8c
9c
16.030
1.25
1.25
1.30
4,100
15c
18c
15,500
100
100
10
♦
22
22
22
5
8 %
8%
9
575
1.19 July
31%
8c
1.25
15c
100
1.63 Aug
_
Mines
48
Mar
Parbec
Mines
2.70 May
pardee
Amalgamated
1.70
Jan
Parker
21 %c
Feb
Pater
2.65
Feb
Paymaster
Jan
Peace
Nov
Oct
41c
104
Mar
16%
Jun
22
Oct
8
July
10
Apr
30c
40c
22,900
30c
Oct
94c
July
37c
34c
37c
5,200
33c
Oct
63c
Feb
.11 %c
11 %c
12c
28.500
9c
Oct
16c
Apr
—1
16
15
12%
Jan
Nat
Feb
3.535
49c
Sep
78c
Apr
26c
28c
6,500
ZuC
Oct
43 c
May
10c 1C % c
27c
77
c
9.900
9%c
Jan
23c
Feb
19c
Jan
350
9c
9%c
3.000
9c
20.010
52c
Oct
5%
5%
Ltd
1
106
Sep
59c
_
_
common
_
250
60c
11,700
56c
Nov
26c
9.000
25 c
Rep
1
9.25
8.90
9.25
1,675
5
41%
39 %
42
1.475
48%
48%
105
2.05
2.15
497,150
50
pfd
5%
50c
25c
55c
1
_
2
July
6,680
52
90
52c
Gas.
Oil
20 Vb
16 %
52c
90
9c
*
Pipeline
&
.
'
59c
Mines
Consol
Gas
31c
1
Preferred
Permo
Jan
Jan
Mines
Drilling
River
Apr
57c
1
Uranium
Pembina
Aug
July
1
Sep
Sep
4.45
20c
10c
Nov
Sep
Oct
85.500
*
Western Oils
Nov
2.80
38c
•
Porcupine
Paramaque
300
25c
*
^
4,800
65c
1.27
3.00
% Aug
30c
1
.
Petroleum
2.05
11c
»
19 %
I
_
•
<•
61c
,
28 %
Feb
-
1
.1,
Mines
Rtestem.'
1.95
Sep
28
May
8.20
28 %
•
.
65c
1.81
May
23
56,625
24 %
12 %
»
Mines
;; v
23
250
13 %
2.80
♦
1
Gold
Lake
125
25
10%
28%
10
common
Copper
2.00
40c
2,000
8c
65C
•
Crush
Apr
__
12c
2.60
•
60c
Jun
100
18c
15c
Jc
1
preferred
Aug
6 %
13c
•
43.
Jan
Sep
preferred
Class
16 %c
94c
I
common
51%
54 %
"
9 %c
ioo
2,543
Warrants
15%
590
9c
1
Jun
56%
Apr
Get
Exploration
Jockey
250
l
Ltd
Manitoba Sugar pfd
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling
1.16
43c
Mar
_
«
Omnitrans
3,505
~i
HH*
Goldfields
Oct
10c
Gold
Malartic
O'Leary
40
79c
HI 10c
Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Jan
42c
•
Oils
17
I.
Lake Gold Mines
9c
31,400
13c
Metals Mining
16 %
_I_
Mages
16,000
70c
4,823
Mines
Rockland
Rare
16
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B
11c
8,503
.-—
pfd
j
Gold
5.25 May
Jan
3.25
10c
boc
12,o00
Selections
16%
45 %c
Apr
Jun
15c
O'Brien Gold Mines
Apr
16
-Hill
5.05
Jun
Apr
May
14c
Mines
1
Mines
2.57
31c
1
Util
Northwestern
16%
i
1.37
3.60
Oct
Oct,
Jan
9c
~
12,825
1.99
12c
6.80
Nudulama Mines Ltd
83c
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Maneast
Feb
Jan
•
Mines
Explorations
Malartic
Quebec Power
Apr
6.00
Hill
Mines..
31,500
_______—
:___
4.45
16c
*
5,250
13c
—...
Parlfln
Macdonald
Madsen
i
4,000
25c
*
Mines.
37c
2.20
Ii
2.25
3.05
—
common
_
Canada
Oct
Oct
35c
;
1.93
4.45
.
warrants
Feb
3.60
41c
12c
20c
6.0O
common
2.65
20c
Feb
Goldfields
Oil
1,130
Sep
•
Nov
10c
Uranium
1,900
68c
•
7-/2C
7c
2,270
12c
<
33,800
1
23c
265
40
9c
20o
3.75
7,600
30
Aug
Apr
7 % c
13c
—_
Ltd
3.80
6,070
_5o
Lowney (WM).._
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknlfe Gold
Macfle
Northern
19
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Hosiery class A...
Long Island Petroleums
Macassa
Jan
14c
1-12
31 %c
7ue
—
Oils
Preferred
38c
46.
London
Lorado
Feb
Aug
83c
-
Aug
17c
Sep
50
Star
1956
19
30
27c
Oct
24c
.
Oils
Northern
80c
,
Nov
9%C
10%c
6.80
Rankin
Apr
12 %c
A
10c
I.1,000
6,000
2.24
inca Gold
Northland
Apr
83c
pid.
;
Louvicourt
North
Okalta
preferred
B
Mar
25c
12 %e
_•
Ltd
Mining
Ltd
Canadian
Oct
i
Gold
Mines
&
2.45
•
22,100
lie
14c
•
3.60
19
15C
10c
8 %c
1
20 %c
'
3.60
i
A
Class
Lomega
18c
18c
3.60
3.60
__3
Mines
Groceterias
Class
1,000
18c
•
3.75
Apr
12c
•
Preferred
3.55
98c
—1
•
Warrants
""T"1
~
Loblaw Cos.
North
55c
Oct
10c
11c
3.05
Oils
July
2.75 Aug
July
Jan
12c
Apr
1.55 Aug
Nov
23c
1
Northspan
1.81
1.14
Apr
1
Oil
North
12c
50c
1
Norsyncomaque
Mar
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Petroleum
Loblaw
Norpax
Northcal
'
Candy
Lac
Mar
Mar
4,250
7dC
44,925
3.70
Mining
24
10,750
16,400
44c
3.25
Normetal
25
26,100
1.00
36c
3.65
July
Oct
90c
75c
40c
1
Mines
Jan
2.30
1.19 May
Oct
95c
•
Mines
18
85c
Oils
Mines
20
2.00
33c
1
Gold
1,330
12 %c 13 %C
18,000
1
Mines
3,675
2.25
42c
1
Mines
20 %
12 %c
35c
*
Rouyn
Norlartic
49c
37c
Mines Ltd
2.09 July
Oct
Feb
Feb
26,400
Mines
Acme
20%
i
Gold
Long
1.05
54c
33c
30,500
20c
1
20
1
Gold
Little
170,250
Nov
5,125
15c
16c
Taku
3.20 Mar
Oct
Sep
11c
24c
11c
19c
Superior
19%
•
Gold
1.24
18c
19c
14 %c May
Mines
Norgold
95c
Oct
20c
12c
•
1
New
5.10 Mar
Nov
1.30
Nov
Gold
Jan
90c
1.01- Oct
27c
4ic
New
20
l
Secord
2,500
^
30,900
1
20%
Mining..
Leitch
Lexindih
1.22
19c
1.05
__
.1
Laura
Liberal
18c
■
Mines..
Gold
Lencourt
16,794
1
Mines
Lamaque
,oOJ
33,600
i
Mines
Mines
Wasa
Luz
J.
31c
1.55
48'c
1
•
Lingman Gold Mines.
La
1
27c
'1.40
41c
Apr
13 %c May
Oct
47c
Rouyri Merger
•
Exploration
&
Dufault
Lake
1.3d
Oct
•
I
Jan
22
Sep
2.40
Apr
Senator
North
Lake
Shore
1.01
27c
200
Lake
Lake
1.25
7%c
47%c
3,400
Feb
40c
1
16%
Feb
33c
Sep
Mines
12 %c
Fed
17%
50c
2.65
1,52
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Mining
Lake Osu
8c
50c
2.40
Oct
8c
12,000
8C
1
...
Ltd
(John)
Labrador
9c
10
1,505
1
Kirkland Townsite
Oils
18 %
2.65
•
Kirkland
310
44,000
17%
__1
1
Kirkland
10
10c. 12 %C
12c
18%
•
Mines
tviicinbe
Kroy
10
Mines
Gold
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Oct
17c
Mines
Gold
Nipissing
Apr
14c
4,100
Mylamaque Explor
Nisto
Jan
May
15,500
New
Nor
2.15
Oct-
17c
Gold
Run
63c
Nov
20c
New
Nickel
1.18
16c
Minda-Scotia
Newnorth
20c
18 %c
Mines
Noranda
Kelvlnator
Apr
17c
Mining
Manitoba
New
Jack
1.45
19c
Harricana
16%
*
Sep
1
New
40'A
2.55
1.50 May
.1
New Goldvue Mines
Apr
1.80 Mar
Jun
80c
1,157
2.05
38.625
122%
10,686
1.15
Oct
24c
160
15
Oct
1.55
6,406
1.00
40c
Mines
20c
37
44%
Feb
1.25
125
41
35c
2k.c
34%
15
Jan
1.25
124'%
1.00
16c
1
New
15
1,500
1
New
44%
23c
Mines
Apr
Aug
8
1
22c
50c
Explorations
46
warrants.
Mar
7,030
110
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
90c
21,600
Jan
Nov
Oct
47c
Jan
40c
57c
1.60
78%
45c
17,750
40c
33
1
46,525
62c
1.48
1,220
Oct
4,900
2.39
57c
41c
15,556
Jan
Jan
55c
2,20
60c
1.55
40
2o
1.30
53c
2.39
•
1
99 %
40 c
Oct
53c
50c
u
Canada
1
95
Ranwick
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Delhi
of
Petroleum
Davies
48c
1
Petroleum
Oil
New Dickenson Mines
38
37
Mines
Chamberlain
Jan
39
•
Ltd.
Calumet
Continental
Aug
99
100
Iron Bay Mines
Isotope Products
New
•
Petroleum
International
B
26
•
A
common.
Preferred
International
Class
24%
2.11
4%
47
1.90
1.53 Mar
6%
Jan
_
Sep
1.90
Jan
39 %c
13
Jan
July
Jan
50
Aug
Oct
53
Jan
7.85 Mar
23 %
Aug
Sep
2.38
Sep
Volume
184
Number
5583
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Perron
Gold
Petrol
Mines
oils
Peruvian
Oil &
I_—
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Phillips
Pickle
Oil
Co
Crow
Gold
Pioneer
Pitch-Ore
Placer
Ltd
Gold
of
B
Powell
1.25
1.40
5,100
2,950
1.20
1,700
1.50
•
Feb
14%
•
65c
5,725
60c
89c
Mar
46
2,100
50c
50c
5,550
63
207
4.60
13c
42%
11 %c
90
90
90
29
301/4
750
85
86
72c
70
80
Jan
6c
Minerals
85
Oct
101
Aug
6.25
21,230
2.65
6,630
1.20
Sep
1.45
1.62
5,800
1.45
Oct
Quebec Lithium
Manltou
Quebec
1.89
20c
4.50
13,400
1.80
r
1.35
1.25
1.45
11'/2C
13c
Metallurgical
9.25
8.55
9.75
75c
82 c
2.55
17,595
2.40
Queenston Gold Mines
l
21c
20c
22c
•
22
211s
22%
3,405
Montauban
United
Universal
2.74
27c
May
4.85 Mar
Ventures
3.50
Apr
15
Oct
Apr
Victoria
18c
1.94
Apr
Vlolamac
Nov
4.60
Feb
Vulcan
30c
21%
Oct
95c
Mar
Sep
1.80
3,717
1.10
Oct
2.50 Mar
1
1.56
1.3.1
1.75
21,150
1.10
Oct
6.05
1
1.55
1.39
1.65
31,000
1.30
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Sep
16 c
13 V2C
16c
35,300
8%c
Jan
1.80
1.95
400
f
Mines
Ltd
1
Regent Refining
Renabie
Rlc
Rupununt
Rix
Athabasca
Roche
Roe
Mill
common—
—_
Lac
Rowan
15c
17c
2,500
15c
40,600
57c
Oct
*
3.25
3.25
3.25
12c
25c
24','2
17%
Ryanor
St
Lawrence
Corp common
Antonio
Band
River
pfd
Oils
Shirriff
A_
1.47
10c
Oct
14c
107,100
10,300
82
480
Oils
84
834
63
Jan
95
700
48
Sep
54%
Jan
29c
11,100
7.90
7.40
8.00
24,26,5
11
IIV4
2,410
24
24
510
.
23
9c
7.15
9
22%
Oct
10%
23
5
Oct
28 Va
lie
25,600
10c
Oct
27c
87c
10,839
83c
Oct
40c
42c
8,000
35c
Sep
•
22
1.70
80c
10%
Oct
13%
1,345
16%
Feb
25
73c
12,400
52c
Jan
16c
18c
4,000
16c
Nov
31c
48 %
95
Nov
53
Jaa
19c
19c
462
20c
49 %
2,300
49%
45
Aug
89,969
42c
Sep
90c
Feb
18,200
16 %c
Jan
60c
Apr
12,560
26c
Sep
55c
37
36 %
37
175
34%
Jan
42%
Apr
55c
Jan
89c
Feb
8%c
Sep
20 %c
Feb
22
Jan
28'/a
Apr
59c
12c
11c
23
"
67c
5,100
12c
18,400
23 %
530
,
65%
68%
Jan
80
9c
10c
5,200
8V2C
Oct
%
21
18,610
15'/a
Jan
18c
Apr
24% Aug
9c
20
2.25
6,046
2.75
8,800
2.24
55c
65c
27,500
48c
10c
13c
16,900
10c
3.65
4.10
6,153
6
5%
6
2.85
16 %
18
1,775
15
1.10
.
1.03
—.
7 %
c
1.15
5%
1.08
—
22,000
400
1.10
3,800
41
41
42
10c
10c
10c
19.000
39c
42c
3,625
l
*
■
9%
9%
„
125
200
3.15 Aug
Oct
1.20
Nov
22 %c
Feb
Oct
6.70
May
Nov
8%
Jan
3.35
Sep
1.05 July
16%
100
45,400
9%c_
5%
5 %
SeD
5%
270
100 Va 100 Va
Mar
3.50
900
2.85
17
West
■
Oct
26 %
Jun
104
Explorations
Empire
Oils
105
1.70
1.80
13,140
59c
63C
2,500
3.20
950
1.34 Aug
3
Oct
20c
Sep
1.92
20
Oct
26%
Sep
3.40
1.68
61c
5% Mar
Jan
2.50
Oct
Jun
Feb
Jan
90c
May
4.75 Aug
13%
14
759
65 %
2,815
17
17
150
65c
70c
33,760
62c
Oct
73c
40c
43c
7,500
40c
Nov
79c
Apr
25c
32c
20,500
25c
Nov
75c
July
22 %c Mar
40c
July
July
25c 28 Vac
20,920
13%
Sep
15%
63
Va
Oct
11%
Jan
74% Mar
19% Aug
Jan
Sep
11c
11c
8,500
1.05
1.15
1,900
*
18%
18%
365
5
30
30
1,441
1
1.40
1.55
19,059
35c
2,200
20c
Apr
60c
*
Petroleum
1.10
1.20
6,975
70o
Feb
7c
15c
4,662
7c
Oct
1.50 Aug
37c
Apr
(Geo)
Pass
class
&
18%
A
8%c
Feb
1.00 Oct
18%
21% Mar
35 % Mar
1.30
Feb
Wilrich
Petroleums
Wiltsey
18%
7,205
19
19%
1,785
18
90
100
90
"
2.45
2.76
-IIIIl
17,250
37c
35c
38c
21,100
13 %c
13c
14c
11,500
9c
9c
500
9c
Sep
17c
15c
17c
15c
Nov
*
Mines
Coghlan
1
__
Winchester Larder
1
IIIIl
Mines
•
10%
10%
11%
_!•
19,600
1,427
1.5(3
1.55
1.60
2,040
29c
28c
30c
14,000
1.70 May
Jun
1
Willroy
31c
29% Jan
90
i
Yukon
Gold
H
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I_
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.
Class B
Wright-Hargreaves
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Yankee
Canuck
Yellorex
Mines
17%
Oct
Oct
Oct
Apr
Sep
35 Va
Jan
36%
Jan
104 %
2.17 May
35c
Oct
10c
2.04
May
Feb
3.40
Apr
68c
Apr
Oct
18c
16Vac Apr
52c
Apr
Oil
■
15c
1
Bear
Mines.
.1
National
Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp
12,400
17,600
Oct
1.85
1.43
•
Oct
44
-
Oct
14c
May
23 %c
30c
151,827
45c
45c
2,750
Jan
23Vac
Oct
70c
Jan
36c
July
60c
Aug
Feb
July
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Dominion
10%
626
10
Sep
13%
Apr
Mar
580
35
Nov
45
925
17%
Jan
24%
Apr
4.75
950
Oct
6.00
Jan
21%
21%
22%
1,430
20%
Jan
25
Feb
26%
26%
25
26%
Nov
33
Jun
29%
29%
30
250
28 Va
Jan
32
Jan
17
17%
Jgn
•
•
1,443
17
Nov
24
90
90
90
25
88
3.80
3.95
770
Aug
8ep
95
3.90
30
40
Oct
52
^7an
300
6
Oct
14
May
38%
39%
2,721
33%
Jan
47% July
18c 19 %c
2,500
17c
Feb
39 %
•
19 %c
com
20
20 Va
865
•
21 Vb
20%
21%
3,488
1
39
7.50
110
—5
149%
1.33
Feb
29c
Aug
24% Mar
Oct
29
Apr
34
Feb
56
Apr
39
25
110
221
49
50%
520
38%
Jan
83 %
83%
25
82%
Oct
_2.50
32
33
300
32
Nov
52%
Jan
*
Paper__
45
47
125
43
Jan
52%
Jan
35
35'%
215
34
Oct
52 1
4.45
4.60
1,009
4.35
Oct
3.50
3.75
946
3.40
Oct
1
Mines
Mines
109%
y,
4.50
-1
*
105%
Oct
142% May
56% July
100
Mar
Jan
6.75 Mar
515
Jan
Inv
Gold
Tr
Corp
60%
61%
375
50
Feb
77% Aug
15
Ridgeway Corporation
Consolidated
39
19% July
20
*
Paper—
Gen
Jan
40
6.75
Consolidated
Canadian
Jan
40
Pato
Jun
6%
6.50
20%
Securities
Gold
3.50
•
•
11
3.00
17
4.40
50
Niagara Wire Weaving
;
Ogilvie Flour common...
Sep
41%
43
125
41%
Sep
•
6
6
100
54% May
6% Jan
55c
60c
11,100
24
24%
250
:_1
60%
60c
Feb
5 Va Mar
55c
Nov
70c
Aug
Feb
20c
21c
55c
55c
500
42 %
44
1,401
33
32
33
75
15c
15c 15%c
2,300
12c
43
42 Va
45 %
1,624
40
Sep
May
48 %
43
44 Va
100
41
Aug
49
1
1.40
,1.40
1.50
2,433
•
2.40
2.00
2.40
Oct
10
•
Paper common
Ontario
9
Oct
Mar
10%
18 Vb
.
Bros
Oct
Apr
51
5
International Utilities
Oreille
Jun
8
Oct
36 %
.
Gaspe Copper Mines..
International
Price
54c
m§*
Nov
3'oa
35
Paper
Canada
Pend
4
r.ow
5%
285
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of
Oct
Oct
Raaga Binea Jaa. 1
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4.50
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Aug
Nov
■haraa
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Westinghouse
Copper
&
far Waaft
17%
common
Canadian
DuPont
•alaa
Raaga
40
Apr
Jan
Wack'a
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18
.
17c
Oct
Curb Section
-
Fonda
4.50
Investments
Industries
47c
44
26,008
8c
35%
Marconi
Sep
32
10,719
,_—5
Preferred
Canadian
Oct
55c
9 Vac
Low
»
36c
20c
Jun
8c
Apr
2.60
39
*
Minn
40
70c
5
Develop
common
Maclaren Power &
1.07
Feb
1.50 May
40
Bronze
Apr
13c
25c
•
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Dredging
Apr
55c
100
3.00
2,850
General
Canadian
Third
10,800
125
60c
Oct
5%
Canadian
"'"'ikon
28,800
1.50
1.82
5%
Canadian
Feb
15c
17,125
5%
Dominion Sugar
Apr
62c
Apr
"III
Canada &
2.75
1.17
Apr
25c
*
,
Brown Co
Bulolo Gold
fi.OO
»
25c
Jan
•
Anglo
Oct
13c
Aug
Last
Corp
Anglo Canadian Pulp &
Jan
57c
14c
11c
—
Par
Andian
1.65
1.07
Jan
5,000
1,100
Bala Prlaa
2.25
14c
55c
17c
Friday
■TOCKS
5,780
62c
Jan
11c
Canadian
6,985
1.10
Oct
2.09
1.99
Toronto Stock Exchange
1.80
«
28c
15% May
1.50
27c
.1
*
10
9c
Sep
11c
—
20c
39
Oct
1.55
1.82
—
1.99
—
Oct
1.05
10%
60c
Yellowknife
4.65
__40
Ltd
Aug
164,800
26
IIIII1
IIII*
Petroleum
Oct'
•
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Canada
'■Liana
21
Jan
Aug
Sep
31c
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Aug
5
1
Trans
18
Mar
26c
•
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Breweries.
Decalta
Windward
Jun
49
22 Vac
I*
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Ltd
Warrants
White
14%
Feb
160
Warrants
Weston
2.98 May
35%
4,157
3.50
3.00
40c
{Feb
60c
39%
3.10
Jan
Oct
1.65
Sep
38
+-
Feb
7.85
20%c
3.50
1.74
Oct
Aug
151,500
29c
25%
15c
Jan
45
Nov
11,520
26
5.90
Aug
62
Nov
85c
21c
39
57% July
28% Apr
18%
80c
27c
22 %c
8.80_Aug
30
36c
80c
80c
*
.
7%c
20
A
351
•
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1.02
>"
20c
class
230
1
Copper
Canada
Western
66
l
Exploration
& Ref
Nickel
Apr
Jan
10
Toronto General Trusts
16
19
1
Products
Western
0
Tombill Gold Mines
Bank—
15 V4
18%
16
Oct
Oct
64%
Pyrite
Lake
Western
4.00
■
Mines
7,500
106,050
W
Malartic
1.80
i
;
18c
2.07
1
*
Maygill Gas Oil
4.50
__25c
...
16c
10
Trust
Wespac Petroleums
1
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200
1.75
1
Equipment
Weedon
.1
fiumjjbuu-Lundmark
6.05
"IIIIIII*.
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Werner
Coast
63c
l
Mines-.
57 V4
4.00
100%
•
common
&
Feb
•
preferred.
56
July
O^t
76c
1
Finance
56c
33c
l
Dominion
44
Oct
33c
50c
_
Silver
18c
30c
»
common
Calgary
48
55c
*
Gold
6 00
18c
Jan
28c
i
Gold
G
July
31C
2.35
50
1.96
1.16 May
30c
_100
Pearson
10%
*
21
5
42
1
Feb
48
48
68 %
58%
42
6.30
19% Feb
12c
May
21%
63 c
58%
58%
1
Ltd
-
Jan
70c
2.8tt
Cons
_50
Apr
10%
•
500
8,000
1
B
Grey
Apr
2 1 1,8
70 c
60c
6,785
15c
Jan
10c
1
ord——
6.70
24%
12c
Jan
29 % Mar
10%
•
Pete
6.40
Oct
Apr
11%
Oct
41c
__1
common
pfd
Feb
21V,
•
Propane
6.45
2
May
Aug
83c
23
1
Mines
A
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lie
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Mar
7
Aug
86c
,
*
Iron
37c
5.10 Aug
•
i
19c
SeD
•
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5%
2.55 Mar
48
11c
i
Oils
Taurcanis Mines
Tracer.*
Sep
Mar
82
9c
•
Gold
Cons
Towagmac
Aug
3.90 Mar
157
48
9%c
50
Mines
Toronto
30c
Nov
84
•
&
Aug
4,050
23
Jan
•
Industries
Torbrlt
1.60
75
48
1
Surety Oils & Minerals
i
Oct
•
Preferred
Tiara
70c
5,200
Warrants
Texas
1,812
Apr
102% July
3.90
Ltd
Mines
66
3.25 July
l
Taylor
70c
1.75
50c
class
9
46% Apr
1.19 Mar
92%
Sep
Jun
«uUJvan
Tandem
Sep
67%
Jan
1
Tamblyn
Nov
23c
1,156
75
>
Canada
Sylvanlte
95 Va
3,970
1.75
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Bros
Inlet
10
32 c
2.00
i
Mining
owitson
74%
95%
5,000
Stanleigh Uranium Corp
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Surf
73
31,410
*
Mines
May
1,575
21c
1
Winnipeg & Central Gas
28c
10c
l
Wnion
Supertest
Oct
951/2
2
»
Superior
Jan
10%
13c
3.95
Roi
Rock
Jan
24c
2,000
11
Dairies
Olsen
ox
Steep
14'/a
1,265
13c
1
Standard Paving & Materials
Stan well Oil & Gas
to tee j
Oct
11%
3.55
;
Mines
•St*eloy
Jan
2.75
Southam
Stedman
33%
2.50
Valley Oil
Starrat
July
26
3.75
Ltd
Southern
AUg
3.20
Somerville Ltd pfd
Spooner
18 V4
2.55
,1
Mines
Mines
Stadacona
Feb
3.90
common
Standard
Souris
12%
3.55
Mining
Van
Aug
1
trust
Rlocan
68
1.60
Horsey
Simpsons
56V4 May
12c
—50
Breweries
Silverwood
1,908
*
Gordon
Siscoe
651/4
__50c
Ltd
—
Sberrltt
Silanco
Apr
1
Bhawkey 1945 Mines
Silver-Miller
Jati
18c-
1.70
Slmwinigan Water & Power common..*
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Oct
24%c
Oct
'
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Voting
18 Vb
Nov
9c
70c
•
Cement
Scurry Rainbow
Sicks
Nov
10c
82
Saskatchewan.
B
17%
9,000
6,000
10c
11
29c
Debentures
Class
6,143
75
1
Gold
Feb
Jan
281/4
951
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
5.00 May
26c
281/4
1
Gold
Apr
70c
3,360
74 »/2
Oct
1,925
56%
Apr
Jun
13c
1
Ltd
Mines
1.20
Sen
15%
11
2.65 May
34c
Walker
West
18 Va
62'/4
,i
Uranium
3.00
9
54
19c
•
Mines
Waterous
Westeel
10c
28 Va
preferred
Michael
Ban
i
Aug
4% Feb
Aug
21c
56%
1
Wainwrlght Producers
Apr
20c
14%
*
8V4
___
Oils
Feb
7,600
15%
25
—
Mining
5 % %
8t
•
Industries
40
Apr
18,742
9c
63 %
1.70 Mar
Jan
12c
10c IIV2C
9 Vac
•
Preferred
16,278
Apr
Mar
27c
c
17 Va
1
10
Russell
2.00
Jan
Aug
2.70
75c
Oct
65c
Mines
common
2b
Oct
July
57 c
Royal Bank of Canada
oil
2.70
Jan
2.15
1.75
.*
,Roxana Oils
Rp^plite
10
19c
63c
_l
Ltd
Consol
4,350
2.85
27c
Oct
1.90
1
Can
21,050
1
Mines
(A V)
100
45c
1.80
1
I
Ltd
Uranium
Cotton
Long
2.25
40c
42c
i
Mines
241/4
2.25
l
Palmer Oil
Rio
Wockwln
19»/2
i
Uranium
Robinson
23
._*
_
Mines
Rexspar
6
8%
5%
1
Wane Amulet, Mines
25,300
1.35
MacDonald
50
Apr
30
May
*1.19
Explorations
&
Nov
2.30
1.10
Reef
4.50
•
Viceroy Mfg class
Vico Explorations
1.05
Ray rock
4.50
Ltd
Apr
1.20
Reeves
Oct
Sep
4.50
*
B_~I~
Explorations
32c
1.19
Ltd
52c
Mines
Consol
12
47c
Corp
Canada
Apr
21% May
Oct
Aug
♦
Co
Upper
Jan
Jun
8
27c
Mines
Products
53c
6,660
•
Steel
Nov
28c
Oils
Feb
Aug
29c
27c
1
2
United
810
Apr
85
Oct
Hill
United
1
Mining
United Keno
Feb
Rainville Mines Ltd
Earth
9.15
2s
Jan
Radlcre Uranium Mines
Rare
32,400
14
54c
40c
m
class
2.45
Nov
75c
Inv
5.40
Jun
8.55
10,600
Quemont
Mining
31c
14
Feb
Jan
11,990
pfd
Jan
Oct
1.25
6,175
_•
B
9.40
9%c Jan
9,275
2.30
1
.
29c
High
30c
44%
27,500
Mines
8.30
Oct
1.65
11,400
Mines
Class
Vandoo
15,875
13c
1.56
16c
27.3b
2.00
7.00 Aug
Sep
5.60 May
4.50 Sep
51,403
16c
1
1
Corp
Quebec
1.56
__i
„
3,893
45c
IIII
Fuel
5.35
1.95
79
9.15
I
Corps Ltd class
Estella
5.55
•
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp
(Quebec Labrador Develop
23%c Apr
United
3,050
1.75
74
40c
_
Asbestos
United
6.40
Ltd:
United
United
6.10
1.60
117,600
787/a
8.55
-IIII*
Apr
Low
40c
30c
Eaaga Slnee Jan. 1%
High
35c
"I"11|
preferred
Sep
6.15
•
2nd
Share*
I
Union Gas of Canada—
Union Mining Corp
Jan
Apr
98
;
Ltd
•
—__
common
90
1
Producers
Acceptance
44
1.95
Gas
Apr
Union
Jan
1
Prospectors Airways
LOW
•
_
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Copper Mines
Aug
6.90
Jan
4.50
Warrants
II
Mar
4.50
^
•
_
Pipeline
19%
81
4.50
Dome
62 V4
Jan
Feb
3.30
20
30 %
Oct
49c
7,500
13c
100
July
53%
6,000
86
East
Line_IIIIII*
Pipe
fer Week
37%
Aug
__io
Pronto Uranium Mines
•
18c
Oct
4.40
Warrants
Purdex
Nov
61 %
Debentures
Prcvo
9c
11%
44%
50C
Oil
Oil
61c
45%
31
Triad
2.10 May
4,195
65c
l
Prairie
12%
"
*
Mountain
Trans
11%
12 %
Trans
•
^Transcontinental Resources
I 2.25 Mar
.
29,450
Feb
Apr
Era Oils
Balw
Range
ef Prices
Par
Trans
1.75 July
Nov
10c
Gold
Trust
3.40
Oct
1.60
Jun
2.25
Oct
1.29
—
i
Inc
Preston
1.20
9c
""""""
Gold
Border
Nov
Feb
1.50
—
_
Premier
M
1-40
1.40
99c
1.22
Roy
P
R
13,800
36c
Week's
Last
Sale Prloe
High
Mar
10c
~~~
Rouyn
Premier
1.05
——II
Corp
Oil
1.00
25c
1.50
~
Oils
Praiiie
11.600
1.02
50
i
River
Power
26c
1.80
~~~i
Development
Powell
26c
1.40
C
Uranium
Ponder
26c
_I~*
2
Range Slnee Jan. I
Low
1,80
~i
^
Mines
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
High
•
Gas
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
i
~
WEEK
for Week
mt Prices
j
Minerall
ac
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
58c
40
32c
Apr
Mar
Jan
Sep
•
FOOTNOTES
Feb
1.25 Mar
56%
Zellers
•
No
a
Odd
Fe''
e
f Flat
Oct
2.50
1.60
Jan
2.70 Aug
lot
FOR
r
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
AND
26
July
CANADIAN MARKETS
t
(not Included In year's
range).
d Deferred delivery sale
in year's range),
Apr
1.26
par
23% Mar
Ex-llquidatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
wd When
(not Included
Selling ex-interest,
price.
Cash sale (not Included in year's range).
wi When
trading privileges,
delivered,
issued.
x
Ex-dlvidend.
y
Ex-rights,
s
Ex-stock
dividend.
/
J
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
Monday, November 5, 1956
...
(1952)
SECURITIES
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
November
Friday,
ii
Investing Companies
America,—1
9.97
10.90
Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
Johnston
(The) Mutual Fund.l
10.43
11.40
6.16
6.76
Fund
—-25c
Inc —
1.25
Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc. —1
Associated
Fund Trust,—
"
Atomic Development
Intl
5.30
1.56
1.71
1
14.79
16 13
"A" Inc.rl
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc -5
/ijce-Houghton Stock Fund Inc .l
("! fim 1 C
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Bond Ir.v Tr of America
—
Boston Fund Inc
rc.
—1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
5.62
6.11
8.06
8 76
3.81
Inc..:—■
Fund
Mutual
Ltd
(19541
Ltd
Fund
Shares
15.84
(Income
Stocks)—1
11.47
12.52
S-3
(Speculative
S-4
(Low
7.89
13%
24.84.
Electrical
17.95
General
Sns
Equipment shares.lc
2.54
9.12*
9.30
1
a
—1
14.83
2S
10.50
6.50
7.10
3.10%
4-
2-56
1-
2-57
4.81
5.26
3.30s
7-
2-56
1-
2-57
Stock
Stock
York
—;
Street
Fund
9.48
8.97
16.11
8.91
9.69
8.87
November 8,
11.11
13.78
15.10
20.20
21.91
22.13
13.83
15.03
31.59
6.57
December
December
44%
Par
1
a24.09
13.80
15.12
12.85
Investment Corp,,*
10.36
11.89
9.16
10.64
Sterling Investment
11.60.
12.70
Television-Electronics
Fund
& Farnham
1
Fund.
11.28
_1
9.34
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc,—1
United
Fund Inc_.j_,— —1
a24.47
Value
Line
1
15.61
16.83
Value
Line
Income
Value
Line
11.93
21 %
23 %
Special Situations
2.86
1
—1
10.23
9.30
Fund—lo
Income
10.38
11.23
Van
11.87
10.80
1
11.05
12.08
1
15.80
17.17
1
6.25
6.83
Inc__l
5.81
6.35
2.63
2.87
12.23
Ltd
Canada
Fund
Inc
Fund
10c
Inc
Fund
11.82
11.18
Funds
&
Strum
Wall
10.36
lc
Fund
Foundation
Inst
Continental Fund.—1
9.01
10.59
Bank
institutional
12.86
8.24
Fund Shares_l
Inc
Towne
Stock
—
Street
1
-
14.63
1
7.12
7.78
1
Investing Corp,
Washington
13.43
8.75
9.56
Mutual
Fund
Investors
Inc.
Growth
Fund.lc
1
13.47
14.68
Institutional
Income
Fund.lc
7.28
7.97
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
12.26
13.25
Institutional
Insur
Fund—lc
12.38
13.54
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.42
5.86
Institutional
Wellington Fund
Par
\
Bid
Aetna
Casualty 3c Surety
10
Insurance Co
10
58
Aetna
Life
10
174
Agricultural Insurance Co—,_lo
29
American
Equitable
32
American
Fidelity
25%
11.25
Assur
5
& Casualty_5
preferred—
conv
5
M>5%
127
Companies
of
Co
Insurance
North
Amer_5
Life
Standard
Jefferson
10
120
29
27%
28
Lincoln
31
35'a
'
(Greensboro
C),
N
National
First
of
of
,
-20
Westchester Natl Bank
New Rochelle——
20
National
Franklin
10
45
50
National
J)_10
21
23
Nationwide
36
New
Amsterdam
2714
&
Bankers
Natl
Shippers
Life Ins
Insurance
(N
Co
5
3312
(N J)—5
Amer—10
Columbian
Ins
2
Connecticut General Life
10
Continental Assurance Co
5
25'a
97
81
Boston
Camden
Fire
Colonial
Ins
Life
of
Natl Life
Casualty Co
Continental
Crum
Assn
&
Ins
Inc—
Forster
5
243
123
90
10
59'a
1.25
4%
•
57
34'a
Manufacturers—_4
,10
Union
New
Hampshire
New
York
131
Northern
96
6312
North
class
Group
Employees
4
Federal
Fidelity
Fire
Guaranty
Hanover
Industrial Bank
Irving
Kings
Island
Long
Franklin
Manufacturers
General
of
Morgan
(J
York
•New
&
Globe
&
Great
Gulf
Republic
St
85
Seaboard
47%
71%
18%
Security
5
45%
68%
1634
5
34
35 %
Travelers
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
29
30%
41%
U S
Republic
Hanover
Fire
siMttlurd Fire Insurance Co
Eartford
8teamboiier
Home
10
39%
io
141
149
10
82
90
42Va
44Va
0
Bank
316
440
460.
L_100
350
370
200
33
41
__,50
295
305
16
58
61
10
44
47
Cleveland—
Cleveland
Co
Trust
City Bank—
Bank
Union
71 >4
Bank—
National
Central
National
Commerce
of
Connecticut—
Connecticut
4334
45%
34
37
3314
34%
106
&
34%
37 %
.10
Bk
31
34
10
57
53
25
43
53
49%
51%
23
30%
12.50
Tr
National Bank
37
Trust
of
Bank
National
Detroit
City—
Jersey
Bank—
National
First
41
Co
116
10
43
Los
44 %
100
—25
5
.2
20%
352
County
22
364
72%
19
21
812
10
43
225
(N
Natl
Valley
Bank
10
Co
30%
28%
Phoenix.5
Of
Bank
Nat'l
Mellon
113
106
Trust—25
<fe
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr
St. Louis—
20
51
53 %
Bhatmen's
46 %
235
20
55
59
17
57
61
25
53%
57
20
79
33
33%
40%
National
1914
21%
First
6934
72%
Mercantile
Y.—
Louis
Bank
45
Bank
Bank
National
San
41
1
Trust
Pittsburgh—
9%
10
-10
J)
12.50
(Ariz.)—
20
Co
.<•
Bank &
Phoenix
6934
25
,,,_
Angeles—
Security-First Nat'l Bank
Paterson
Bank
Albany
90
35V
20
Inc
Trust
of
125
Recent
32
1558
Trust
Co—
Trust
Union
%
Francisco—
of
N T
Amer
A—6.23
8
&
Security Issues
Bid
Bonds—
4V43-1975
Industries
Burlington
84%
103
Bonds—(Cont.)
Ask
83:%
1935
41%
Consumers
16%
Duke
Power
Corn
Tel
Pacific
Peabody
95
95%
Sheraton
Co
Southern
Bell
Southern
Calif
.1986
101%
97 ■ %
98%
__1975
93
95
Textron
1976
93
94%
Union
-.1975
135
43
40
Ferro
26 %
Fruehauf Trailer
32
36
4s
102
47
24%
Southern
3%s
_
_
&
97%
103%
104
1988
k__
1976
100%
1967
84%
86%
;_1983
99%
100%
1981
5V4S
Coal
Ask
97
4'/4S —1936
4%s
Tel
96%
99%
3%s.———,1986
Power
37
3%s
Pow
States
95 %
99
1986
99 %
100%
101 %
Edhon—
3%s
15%
Bid
3%s
Mohawk
Niagara
Northern
34%
4s
_
S
U
Am 4%3
of
Tel
4s
Gas
,
37/8S_
105
RR 5V4S—1983
Pac
-1971
5s
Amer
Electric
3%s
Industries
4Vas
105%
87 %
36%
98
1985
1970
98%
113
116
*
11%
General
72
Gulf
Tel
States
87
Hilton
4512
50 %
Illinois
52%
56
Calif
of
4
Utilities
Kerr-McGee
5
20
v2s-1986,
4l/4S—1986
102
102 3
103 %
107
Match
Universal
109
1975
5s.
95%
93%
104
4
21%
67
72
.,10
—2
Reinsurance
10
State
310
76
93%
81
20
21%
Phoenix
53%
American
Life
Peerless
61
36'a
36
,,5
Ask
&
&
Detroit—
Co—10
Co
National
10
Co
Insurance Co
80'a
Reinsurance Corp
3234
8618
Co
Trust
N.
Trust
83 >«
5
Bank &
Trade
87
Bank-,—_——100
Savings Bfe-lOO
National
First
Harris
&
Royal State Bank of N Y
Rye
National Bank
Security National Bank of
Huntington
(L I),
Sterling
Trust—33%
Bank
National
Hartford
10
National
P>
Trust—,25
73
City Natl Bank and
Continental
Illinois
683>
35
Freeport
10
10
(Minn)
47
Falls
Grions
a
Ask
Bid
Par
Chicago—
294
.,10
Trust
Brook
Meadow
39%
9
fire
34%
80
4
10
93
67
Indemnity
44
10
66 3
Companies
Ask
Bid
39
Trust—.
10
Insurance
Pacific
76 'a
F)
32%
3.33 V3
— __—
—
—
Northwestern National Life
51
(S
Newark
Life
14%
—12.50
Northeastern
10
Philadelphia
Fund
1957
32
of Commerce_10
2
—2.50
River
7.60
of
of
1957———
31,
36
5
Y,
Trust—County Trust
_5
.
2.50
Deposit of Md:
&
Assn
24,
January
:20
N
Trust Co
(The)
Bank
10
Casualty
Fire
Providence-Washington
Fireman's
Firemen's
5
5'r
A
Fire—
Pacific
(N J)!
Assoc
Eagle Fire Ins Co
.—5
Fire
Corp
105
85
263
January
Bank—
Square
Commonwealth
Life——
National Fire—
Bankers
99.752
99.700
Bank
York—
New
First
11%
Merchants &
23%
99.319
99.736
99.681
35
Capital Airlines 4V4s—
1976
Commercial Credit 4V4s—1974
251
99.387
99.311
17,
29
57
13%
99.369
— —
January-
32
31
23'!
__6.25
99.440
1957—,
99.798
27
52
American Surety Co,
99.430
1957——
99.424
10
'29
3%
99.493
99.420
Trust—10
&
Co
City
Maryland. Casualty
1
Massachusetts Bonding
—5
Merchants Fire Assurance,—5
37
26 %
3
99.483
193
227
25
1957
1957
190
217
34
10.
16.
January
Northern Trust Co__
5
Yi„
10
Co.5
Assurance
Mercury
January
63
112
(Wash D C)—1
American Re-^ivSli ranee
5
Ins Co
Amer
Amer
99.538
99.551
January
52%
105
National
99.653
99.840
3.
Ins—
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Life
Companies Inc
,—— ,1
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
185
..
(Newark N J)._2%
Home
American
Bid
95%
Ask
99.632
1956—
99.880
503'8
N
Bank
Albany,
Par
.
61 %
Dollar Valac
Bid
December 27,
99.983
99.933
St
Ask
117
Aetna
99.29
99.976
99.929
58
Bank—10
Tr—25
Bk &
United States Trust
Insurance
Bills
Ask
-10
Fiduciary Trust
Franklin
11.83
Accumulated
Fund
100.6
53 V
State
Plains
(White
8.66
Fund—1
11.85
Income Fund
Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
7.92
1
s
Inc—
United Science Fund
9.36
Incorporated
Incorporated
Inc
United
2.62
1.00.3
County Trust Co
12.53
United
10.84
1-57
52
Exchange
Corn
Federation
"s
11.50
Inc_l
Fund
16.75
Inc—1
8-
Bank—!_12.50
Empire Trust
44.00
a30.36
15.97
Fund Inc 10c
Chem
Commercial
14.07
41.50
,1
Investors
8.52
Boston
1-56
286
Trust,
12.97
Inc
16.25
Inc—
11-
,100
—10
York
New
Chase Manhattan
„
11.87
Fund
15.50
of
3.75%-
York-
Bank of
Bankers
Shares Inc.- .l
Fund
—<
New
4.39
Fund
100.6
Bank & Trust
a37.27
19.69
Income Foundation
i
1956.—
V
3.99
Hudson
1956,—
47
1
United
100.3
12.30
18.00
Income
13,
20,
13.99
11.32
1
Fund
B)
Funds
100.4
1-57
99.785
1956
6,
December
Clark—
&
...—•
1956——
7.10
12.87
1
Clark
Investors
Fund
109.1
7-
31.90
1
Inc
1956
29,
November
1
United
3-57
1-56
99.830
1956
23,
November
Stock
Shares
(Edson
Roe
6-
10-
99.873
1956
November 15.
15,
10.16
18.52
12.93
Stein
4-56
3.75%
Dollar Value
10.70
Street
3.625%
100.2
United Slates Treasury
9.90
State
100
100 1
9.81
1
Stock
Amer
Sovereign
99.25
100.3
11.96
Smith
99.29
100.2
•
Southwestern
1-57
1-57
99.31
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
6.33
4-
5-
99.30
1.25
Selected
56
1-56
1-57
1
<Sc
Stevens
Common
7.79
2
8
1-57
1
Fund Inc,
Scudder,
7-
3.20%
3-
•
Funds
Stevens
Auk
Rid
Our
3.40%
2-
1
,
Canada
Dateil
Rate
Ask
100.3
99.30
32%
Fund
of
91.16
1961
103.1
1-56
30%
Inc
Nuclear
92.12
91.3
1,
95.10
7.02
Inc
(Geo)
92.4
1.
96.2.5
99.30
100
1-56
l
&
93.12
1981
Oct.
6-
21.92
Inc.
Growth
93.4
April
5-
__1
Inc
Rowe)
Fund
Puritan
1 'Vs
2.55%
2.50
Fund
Fund
(T
94.8
1980
1,
,
97.26
97
99.28
58
Bid
Corp
96.4
94
1959
1,
99.9
3.50%
6.42
—
Fund
95.23
95.2
15.
April
Oct.
6.73
Securities
securities
99.6
Feb.
IV2S
9.13
_1
Shares
99.4
96.24
96.23
1,
99.24
8.98
20.28
Ltd—
&
Inc
15, 1958
1958
April
Oct.
Bid 1
Due
Dated
Capital Fund
Inc
99.12
6.16
1
Chemistry
99.2
1959
IV2S Oct. 1, 1959
l'/bs April
1,
1960
99.23
Ask
Bid
98.26
97.20
1957—
1, 1958
IV2S
100.1
8.35
.,1
Fund
Canada
l'/iis
1
Series,™;
32ndi of a point
lj
Oct.
27nS June
1
England
l!2s
99.31
1
Series
Series,!
Series
——lo
lc
—lc
Haydock
98.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1
Series
Templeton Growth Fd of Can.,!
shares
99.29
981.6
--
1
Series
Texas
Utility shares—,.
—
3-56
6.57
Tobacco
1957
3
2.88
Growth Industry
1957
.15,
12-
11.38
shares—.
1,
Aug.
Aug.
12-
5.99
Steel
99.25
1958
Notes—(Cont.)—
99.30
99.10
99.22
99.7
1957
1-56
Scudder,
12.50
2.61
99.31
1957
Maturity—
100.1
99.12
1957
1.
15.
1-56
10.39
stock shares-
100.1
1956
20,
Jan.
17'bS
99.31
1957
G-
lc
equipment
RR
Mortgage Assn—
20,
10.43
shares.—j.—lo
shares
Bond
Railroad
Railroad
93%
100%
20,
IV2S
23»s
11.7,6
12.57
8.55
,1V2S April
l^s Mav
42.12
1
Inc
10.88
1957
22,
Treasury Notes—
27/bs March
15.
12.54
38.96
1957
15.
3-
Scudder
8.32
lc
lc
shares
11.60
Feb.
March
2.95%
Science
6.94
14.72
Natl
May
IV2S
,
Fund Inc
6.33
8.18
99 31
99.29
99.28
1956
1,
Dec.
2s'«s
2%s
3 50%
Price
12.92
8.65
97%
9738
100%
1972
15,
96.12
96.2
1960
1,
Nov.
3.35s
Treasury
11.48
Pioneer
8.4 r
5.77
3 Vns
Ask
Bid
1
Pine
}c
—1°
administered, shares—lc
bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares__lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares,—
—lc
Sept.
—
May 1. .1971
Federal
•
99.4
Indebtedness—
of
Series
Peoples
11.80
shares
1O0.2
100
98.28
Rate
Philadelphia
|c
Fully
1957—,
1,
1,
3.98
Putnam
General
8.11
•
interest
Over-the-counter
10.26
7.10
99.31
June
3%s
Cooperatives—
11.06
Electronics
3.14
liSri
96
20.11
of
18.54
12.48
95.22
3.66
Fund
9.36
1960
2V4S
100.3
100
i
w
18.59
Nucleonics
7.43
1
96.28
1,
1957
10.23
Growth
11.11
™
96.18
1
New
8.55
2.89
1959
Inc-1
Stock
4.33
16.92
2%s
Shares—
Preferred
16.19
6.82
1,
Co
Income
11.49
10.14
May
2'/4s Feb.
99.29
99.25
Investors
New
7.87
97.4
3.49
7.40
Corn
Dividend
7.51
3.95
3.17
Fund
Fund
Trust
Bond
5.19
14.98
1958
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Stock
150.56
10.51
1,
Maturity—
Trust
inter.,33 Vac
Wide Securities
Balanced
22.32
'
Nov.
Corp
National Security Series—
23.70
7.25
June
Certificates
3.08
33VaC
Life
benefit', aj
Nation
2.94
4.79
1958
2%s
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.62
2.79
10c
Inc
Growtn
Shares
Mutual
9.55
149.06
1,
100.3
2 V2 s
4.87
3.28
lc
Fund
Investors
Invest
Mutual
4.42
lc
Inc
Mutual
18.80
20.88
2t
3.97
lc
shares
shares
Bond
3.60
lc
shares
Investors
of
lc
lc
beneficial
National
8.79
May
100
99.23
March
3%s
4.38
Masasacnusetts
10.40
16.61
2%s
3'/as
2.80
3.98
shares
shares
of
Mass
14.17
9.49
.lc
97.14
100.6
100.3
100.4
1957
17,
5.77
Industries
Manhattan
12.44
12.93
Corp..—.----J
Electrical
shares—L
98.26
1957
1957
100.1
Central Bank for
6.03
5.53
5.24
Massachusetts
63 %
11.31
1°
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical shares———1°
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
98.20
98.13
1,
15,
2 %s
10
lo
shares:
Petroleum
15.65
60%
Building shares
93.10
May
1957
15,
May
a41.66
Special Investment
7.72
14.90
1'2
•
Fund
shares
Fund
7.10
1
Inc__l
Fund
Sayles Mutual
Funds—
Paper
18!/4
16%
Stk
Insurance
Metal
14,100
22.17
shares
Oct.
14%
Investors Inc
Automobile
15.45
'
July
1%S
1957
1957—-.
15,
15,
June
100.1
3%s
15,
12.39
Life
15.58
Petroleum
11.34
3Us
99.29
3.30s
100
6.73
25c
3 20s
100
100
Feb
Managed
13.61
&
6.14
5.95
19,Q
Equipment
1
Mar
3% April
99 28
*
10.50
Fund
15,
99.23
100.4
99.28
100.1
1957
1957_—
15.
Mar.
3.80s
15.11
9.62
11.18
7 96
14.26
Electronics
13.84
Life Insurance
1
Group Securities—
automobile
shares
Aviation
Com Stk).;_l
Com Stksj_l
of Canada Ltd_l
21.53
14.29
•
Irust
Com
Priced
13.83
17.36
—}
—*
Corp—i
Investors
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Knickerbocker
14.58
19.56
Industries
Capital
Bonds)
44
Keystone Fund
II.28
24.66
-------------—}
Fund Inc——l
Inc
Bonds)
3%s
Ask
Bonds—
3s
17.28
S-2
15.97
Industrial Fund Inc-1
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series—__,lc
Preferred stock series.——lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Food
S-l
17.64
13.64
Financial
General
13.75
10.18
Fund
General
12.60
23.68
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
21.63
Investment
Inc
-10
Equity Fund Inc
2uc
Federated Fund of New Eng—1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Gas
K-2
2.68
Electronics
Futures
13.83
9.37
25c
Fund
Stock
9.68
19.93
Fund—1
^tuanced
Energy
8.87
12.55
Fund—1
Fund Inc,
Howard—•
Fund
&
Baton
1
Priced
Transport
Shares
Dreyfus
K-l
13,500
E
Series
Dividend
10.73
16.60
---*
Trustee
11.25
17.99
Fund
OlTtrslfied
10.31
22.98
J
Growth Stk
«.»cMitied Investment -
_1
5.43
Investing Co Inc—^1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware
(Discount
Loomis
Vegh
De
B-4
7.23
*
Diversified
4.16
19.90
lnc_—--"'"I"},
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
De
19.23
12.79
Fund
Concord
17.63
(Investment
Lexington Trust Fund
Stock
Fund Inc
Composite
1
..1
Inc
Fund
(Low
-1
Investment.
Commonwealth Stock Fund,
Commonwealth
Composite Bond &
B-3
7.22
..1
Inc..
Fund
Colonial
26
13.30
Inc
—sue
Securities com,-.100
Christiana
B-2
24.23
10.43
Fund
Chemical
26.20
B-l
Bank
Land
100.2
100
—
1957
15,
Jan.
3%s Feb.
25.11
22.81
1
---1
Inc
Venture Fund
Shares Trust,
Capital
Century
3.05s
Bonds)__—1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
Federal
1956..
15,
Nov.
Eanks—
Loan
Home
3.50s
Bid
Ask
Bid
Federal
U21.51
Funds—
Custodian
16.32
}
-—
Investment
22.02
|
—
lc
12.72
Fund Inc
-I
International Growth
Canadian
Canadian
Inc
9.97
1
-1
1
Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd
California Fund Inc
Canada General Fund
Street
Broad
of
Co
Investment
4.15
9.57
Keystone
ii.
,
6.27
8.76
Axe-Houghton Fund
.
Fund
Resources
3.38
Fund
American
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nd« of a point
5.38
I.77
Aberdeen
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
4.92
1.61
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
vfntuaJ Fond*—•
Paul
Standard
U
&
14%
59
50
52
10
61
65
10
32
Fire
&
46%
50
4%s
(ML)
Life
*isurance
Westchester
/
Fire
Co
in
&
93
140
Stocks—
Andersaih-PNchard
142
4.25 %
_
1981
85
.
,50
4.25%
Illinois
4.64%
36
Oil—
52
pfd_.—100
37
preferred
Edison
Central
Sons—
,
Mountain States
3V2s
National
&
Can
El
Tel—
1990
5s
_
_
94 %
1975
3%s
96
1976
106 %
FOOTNOTES FOR
74
79
•No
64
67
tEx-100 %
22%
25%
tEx-2-for-l
2
26%
28%
2
26
28
the
Tel
-
—
Mueller Brass
3
City of N Y
97
1968
—
10
Fire
S
Lowenstein
__5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
S
1986
4V2S-
Boston
53
,10
:
1970
3%s
Oil
49%
Marine
Accident
4%s
Power
a
par
Net
value
100
preferred
asset
k Admitted
PfnrK
10812
Natural
Paso
5.50%
1953
pfd
dividend
split.
99
series
J.00
100
d
yield price,
Ex-rights,
t New
value.
to listing on the New York
Fvrhonpp
—100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
.
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wl When
y
issued
Ex-stock
53
98
100'%
Gas—
Long Island Lighting—
4.40%
pfd ser G
b Bid
^
stock
95
100
_
Light—
35
10
Marine.
Surety Co
(New Haven)
Springfield
U
12%
54
6.25
Corp (N Y)
Insurance (Texas)—10
Fire
Hotels
dividend.
96%
101
97%
184
Volume
Number
5583
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1953)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
increase compared with
an
a
year ago.
Week Ended Oct. 27
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 3, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
clearings will be
5.4% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
$28,080,490,768 against $21,905,634,998 for the
Our preliminary totals stand
in
week
same
1955.
At
this
1956*
-
Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
District—Philadelphia—
'
,
Bank
center
gain for the week ending Friday of 4.5%.
a
Our comparative summary for
Pennsylvania—Altoona
;
Chester
_____
1,742,072
York
New
1955
4,478,756
1,173,000,000
3,404,410
3,428,436
Scranton__
5,717,578
:
Delaware—Wilmington
15,593,835
1,060,058,238
+ 10.8
Philadelphia
1,242,000,000
1,153,003,000
+
7.7
811,244,835
730,019,613
+
6.7
Columbus
375,822,953
385,633,715
2.5
Mansfield
383,600.000
271,000,000
665,952,000
'661,838,228
470,967,675
424,387,901
+ 11.0
575,307,295
535,391,529
+
City
__
San
Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
._.
Baltimore
349,551,294
350,929,879
•
4.5
+
—
+
Other cities,
five days
4,395,083,975
4,213,145,670
+
Total
0.7
—
—
—
3,701,943
3,277,941
6.0
4,951,860
6,064,698
9.4
3,239,318
3,143,722
4.6
6,385,648
7,093,184
13,173,025
17,888,407
11,636,843
1,229,784,876
8.8
1,164,320,733
1,143,157,103
,
+
15,940,943
10,583,915
277,963,220
262,555,596
587,111,280
561,446,474
53,084,700
46,939,900
13,153,764
13,209,311
13,631,968
13,253,738
+
3.2
10,602,028
10,797,198
448,969,940
435,694,214
+
3.0
366,562,139
407,154,477
1,409,905,815
1,343,683,148
+
4.9
1,152,367,551
1,214,013,199
v
:
'
(7
.•
cities)
west
Virginia—Huntington
3,991,798
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 50.6
13,939,137
9,165,540
+
5.9
238,125,214
250,302,682
+
4.6
470,992,729
+ 13.1
40,836,500
484,264,791
43,702,000
—
0.4
$22,201,473,973
$21,033,005,864
+
5.4
379,016,795
842,629,130
+
4.3
District of
11,259,804
8,626,511
+ 11.4
$23,030,490,768
$21,905,634,993
+
5.4
(6
20.145,302
+
+
3,465,365
16,061,000:
0.3
223,000,457
4.7
204,120,751
3,569,126
16,927,000
191,566,478
6,923,712
;—11.4
323,288,446
+ 12.2
117,240,150
111,686,760
+
5.0
103,747,098
293,433,913
90,093,598
744,559,974
cities)
7,815,785
362,717,488
Columbia—Washington—
Total
3,582,124
20,199,384
233,487,442
Richmond
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
_
1,084,000.000
—
10,609,923
South
cities for week
1,809,979
4,962,377
1,113,000,000
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
4.3
all
1,569,186
4,438.313
8.9
+ 34.9
;
:
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
5.7
Total
1.3
6.4
+
—
+ 10.4
Youngstown—
0.4
—
$16,849,860,192
cities, five days
—
7.5
$17,806,389.998
all
1,682,130
14,129,480
Cincinnati
0.6
+
five days
Total
1,597,822
1,704,019
12,791,980
Ohio—Canton
+ 41.5
Ten cities,
All cities, one day
$
1,547,498
2.1
+
1,338,024,996
cities)
Cleveland...
Louis
1953
$
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
$11,247,551,084
1.174,193,731
St.
6,591,049
1954 •
or
%
$11,757,750,215
Kansas
3 532,576
Inc.
Dec. %
—18.0
17,252,935
Jersey—Trenton
(11
6,081,059
♦3,200.000
6,289,360
Wilkes-Barre
Chicago
Boston
1,765,067
4,190,798
1,277,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
1956
2,170,059
1,816,414
1,853,717
Lancaster
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Nov. 3—
$
1,780,291
Bethlehem
New
the week follows:
1955
S
York
there is
45
689,518,874
+
8,0
616,594,020
601,200,730
5,394,466283,805,340
5,610,615
♦Estimated.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
issue
our
ends
next
of
week.
We
cannot
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
are
them
we
the elaborate detailed
Oct. 27.
For
that
week
the whole country
center
Federal
there
has to be estimated.
cases
the New York
statement, however, which
was
increase
an
decrease
a
Districts
of
in which
Reserve District
5.3%.
of
they
We
28,776,679
group
(including this city)
totals
Philadelphia Reserve District of 8.8%.
the totals
7.3%,, the bank clearings
the
cities
according to
we
the totals suffer
show
the
that
note
decline
a
in
of
improvement of 6.2%
an
In the Cleveland Reserve District
larger by 4.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 8.0% and in the
are
Reserve
District
of
12.0%.
The
gain
a
of
In
the
98,611,658
98,900,776
1.0
319,700,000
6,233,057
4,973,977
—
3.6
314,800,000
6,396,616
209,124,046
174,836,743
188,418,975
11,510,013
+16.9
13,453,094
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
Michigan—Ann
Kansas City
Reserve District there is
fwe
the following
increase of 5.9%,
an
in the
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 9.1%.'*
furnish
a
OF
BANK
1956
Week Ended Oct. 27—
2nd New
_
York
3rd
Philadelphia
.
4th
Cleveland.
v
6th
7th
$
4.9
10,933,775,485
9,350,252,354
+
8.3
1,164,320,733
1,143,157,103
1,343.683,148
4
4.9
1,152,367,551
Bend
Iowa—Cedar
+
7.7
509,671
653,530
+18.4
170,630,930
165,652,554
1,103,879,952
+12.0
941,050,323
900,259,875
689,518,874
8.0
616,594,020
1,103,879,952
+ 12.0
941,050,323
900,259,875
"
1,418,503,327
1,355,603,305
+
3.9
1,254,321,087
7.2
1,779,445
1,644,380
0.3
7.7
13,912,181
7,778,069
13,366,751
7,618,338
10,056,016
10,069,987
0.1
8,656,563
7,687,236
77,697,000
9,781,927
;
2,155,398
17,710,919
72,799,000
6.7
70,429,000
67,140.000
9,591,783
2.0
8,428,688
9,069,861
3.0
3,590,544
8.1
96,790,199
3,772,300
93,625,508
4,008,288
4,130,952
117,736,959
108,870,691
Rapids
6,856,990
Moines
"
796,012,241
730,567,058
+
9.0
661,684,783
672,452,058
7
"
612,371,149
564,717,887
+
8.4
517,997,349
496,891,057
9
"
646,020,621
609,957,225
+
5.9
566,963,754
555,612,096
8
"
524,523,917
502.667,232
+
4.3
437,323,602
422,669,352
"
1,267,095,943
1,161,880,326
+
9.1
1,017,720,178
958,105,222
21,598,145,732
21,408,350 741
+
0.9
20,043,161,205
18,241,821,748
11,303,417,690
10,537,365,602
+
7,3
9,457,534,435
York
now
add
ended
City
our
detailed
statement
October 27 for
Clearings at—
four
showing the figures for each city and for
Rock ford i:'—1.
1,846,702
1,632,442
1,691,118
1,030,743,968
3.6
937,926,696
901,796,014
7,189,104
1.8
5,756,540
5,359,011
13,456,149
3.9
12,443,374
14,045,237
8,643,709
+ 19.5
8,381,533
7,655,283'
5,578,722
+ 12.5
5,456,557
4,887,856
1,418,503,327
!
____
Inc. or
1954
1953
$
Dec. %
S
t
2,046,128
1,966,811
5,462,721
5,128,257
+
6.3
660,178,183
1,365,603,305
3.9
1,254,321,087
1,191,486,508
147,385,891
_
_
+
6.1
3,973,477
3,496,896
2,449,591
1,860,235
+ 31.7
1,667,259
+ 12.7
4,233,868
3,602,016
14,468,165
+
7.4
13,654,336
12,043,817
10,121,952
+ 12.6
9.444,744
8,673,167
36,130,078
36,068,174
+
0.2
_
29,704,635 '
33,006,652
21,610,302
4.7
18,650,913
15,751,630
31,613,500
30,283,210
+ ,4.4
27,899,900
36,886,200
2,846.769
2,167,302
+ 31.3
2,126,176
Missouri—St.
Louis
404,600,000
370,400,000
+
9.2
203,817,127
192,761,917
+
5.7
185,007,414
164,872,147
+ 12.2
334,000,000
166,720,737
158,639,010
2,587,700
2,532,994
+
2.2
2,325,036
796,012,241
Kentucky—Louisville—
2
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
730,567,058
+
9.0
661,684,783
360,200,000
Total
cities)
(4
162,642,634
'
'
2,223,533
672,452,058
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
;
9,864,609
Dakota—Aberdeen
-
Montana—Billings
Helena
10,004,901
+
6.3
4,905,715
Dakota—Fargo
+
139,347,092
4,705,862
+
4.2
6,876,032*
North
380,320,700
10,638,158
—
Paul
8,534,139
409,790,435
155,068,628
Minneapolis
St.
7,396,532
—
7.0
+15.6
6,910,876
8,673,839
7.7
356,893,514
338,184,750
+11.3
119,699,160
120,864,386
7,441,879
9,174,195
4,654,811
.
.
4,136,439
6,412,679
5,665,001
15,227,572
14,408,661
+
5.7
14,252,114
11,924,763
Total
(7
612,371,149
cities)
564,717,887
+
8.4
517,997,349
496,891,057
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
996,730
+32.8
543,521
716,673
—24.2
728,013
586,788
7,737,383
Omaha
8,103,356
—
4.5
7,374,918
7,489,754
157,768,087
—
Kansas—Topeka-
156,880,699
+"
0.6
162,043,857
161,210,706
938,456
992,349
9,442,205
8,104,287
+11.1
22,549,846
18,513,903
391,563,179
+
8.7
351,451,890
340,223,587
12,256,794
+
8.3
9,741,785
11,544,835
5,277,202
City
Joseph
—17.9
22,686,634
13,279,571
v
11,501,632
25,211,140
425,437,647
Wichita——
St.
City-
1,323,865
5,251,528
+
0.5
4,030,702
2,734,286
9,580,824
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
Pueblo
Total
(a)
cities)—
(9
(a)
646,020,621
609,957,225
(a)
+
5.9
566,963,754
2,735,664
555,612,690
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
;
9,203,003
-
849,505,556
6.2
779,042,340
427,328,454
40.689,050
—
Worth
10,926,542
446,027,954
—
Dallas
Forth
36,854,472
7,023,000
+18.4
8,312,000
—15.8
7,401,551
6,369,723
4.4
370,088,866
+10.4
34,433,599
362,233,765
31,343,125
+
6,553,000
6,080,000
1,906,604
901,919,607
735,721,594
"■+
Palls
Wichita
+
6,527,070
(6
eities)
14,059,421
524,523,917
—
6,475,343
13,764,840
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
i
cities)
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Galveston
22,624,616
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
(12
+
1.741,987
3,103,878
11,400,929
._
Haven
Total
+
—
611,517,557
2,834,405
Connecticut—Hartford
New
3,798,107
0.4
+ 12.9
—
15,535,831
New Bedford
Rhode
5,971,288
717,095,864
4,029,526
_
Springfield
New
2,657,079
6,741,306
River...
Worcester
cities)
Missouri—Kansas
762,065.774
_
_
(17
Lincoln
1955
2,647,282
_
Lowell
34,379,678
13,400,016
6,273,374
;__
—
Hastings—
1956
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
14,988,040
10,344,757
Decatur
Nebraska—Fremont
years:
$
Portland
4,630,191
50,496,876
1.7
—18.4
7,060,416
13,984,230
Chicago
South
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
__
5,874,340
2.4
15,358,362
1,068,277,744
Illinois—Bloomington
42,369,211
15,623,085
1,507,095
Minnesota—Duluth
Week Ended Oct. 27
Maine—Bangor
8.2
7,470,310
■>
41,333,953
City
'
"
109
New
+
7,336,066
'9,235,444,380
__
-
—
1,191,486,508
Francisco.
Total
+
601,200,730
744,559,974
1,235,168,897
_
___
9,756,725
.
640,245
8,202,573
Haute
1,214,013,199
—
"
Dallas-
We
1953
735,721,594
"
_
10th Kansas City
the week
1,409,905,815
"
S
779,042,340
10
Minneapolis
Outside
1,229,734,876
%
6.2
+
_17
__
Louis
San
1,333,024,996
1954.
or
Dec.
4
Chicago
9th
11th
11,250,505,302
Inc.
6
St.
141,876,039
17,758,920
Indianapolis
Terre
Total
10
8th
I2lh
849,505,556
10,704,033,215
"
7
Atlanta
$
901,919,607
IT
Richmond
flth
cltlM
—10
—
_
166,946,242
9,112,910
CLEARINGS
1955
$
—12
—
_
+21.8
*2,000,000
2
Indiana—Fort Wayne
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
Boston
130,808,936
187,695,304
Springfield—
1st
3,810,052
144,947,398
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing...
Peoria
Dallas Reserve District of 4.3%
In
5,230,741
+19.6
1,235,168,897
Grand
South
6,425,440
+20.8
689,639
cities)
(10
•'
222,309,525
Orleans
Seventh Federal Reserve
Sioux
22,675,823
8.9
+
229,458,918
,
Mobile
Des
Chicago Reserve District enjoys
3.9%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 9.0% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District
of 8.4%.
23,864,157
+
385,200,000
6,006,215
6,007,461
Augusta
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Atlanta
+15.5
119,458,390
389,200,000
Macon
0.9%, the aggregate clearings for
24,913,248
130,143,320
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
we
located and from this
are
4.9%, but in the Boston Reserve District the
and in the
1
Georgia—Atlanta
Alabama—Birmingham
Outside of this city there was a gain of
showing
Reserve
Tennessee—Knoxville
having amounted to $21,598,145,732 against $21,408,350,741 in the
week in 1955.
this
at
the week
as
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
are
same
inasmuch
not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
appear
Nashville
today,
502,667,232
0.8
6,099,134
5,179,853
+.18.4
12,747,452
11,462,881
4.3
437,323,602
422,669,353
6.9
175,060,306
154,301,801
+
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—Now YorkNew
Yakima
York—Albanv
_
_.
Blnghamton
Buffalo
(a)
—13.1
23,917,141
4,880,317
4,041.701
24,147,331
3,801,243
Utah—Salt
California—Long
_
Syracuse
New
(10
Jersey
cities)
__
112,031,713
117,194,015
9.4
2,268,212
2,238,565
San
+
3.0
5,231,997
4,816,634
+
2.8
158.777,621
148,137,690
91,303,074
93,533,633
—
2.4
73,413,963
79,860,973
24.471,152
18,557,460
17,172,589
2,697,673
+
5.7
1,978,574
1,902,757
San
Jose
10,870,985.139
5.3
10,585,626,770
9,006,377,368
33,096,698
+ 10:2
30,206,796
18,741,207
+ 22.G
18,718,772
17,587,116
31,062,631
+ 16.1
25,798,367
25,328,134
60.893.468
7.7
62,220,363
65,897,770
67,103,721
10,704,033,245
11,256,585,202
4.9
10,933,775,485
9,350,252,354
+13.8
12,010,142
11,463,156
+11.8
540.066,876
513,153,086
21,804,711
+20.9
18,785,860
15,396.333
4,070,063
57,209,680
77,562,602
1.5
+10.7
15,016.915
619,796,064
27,592,614
22,981,435
22,114,857
17,089,765
693,137,045
Francisco
76,403,569
Jersey—Newark
Northern
3.8
+
65.608.285
_
+
2,438,036
36,071,137
...
Connecticut—Stamford
Beach
+
+
5:048,202
181,399,126
26,352,357
126,392,751
10,294,728,042
_
City
186,053,823
5,198,260
-
-
Lake
36,484,386
York
198,984,103
186,519,348
.
-
Oregon—Portland
2,852,068
Rochester
Total
23,173,396
131,742.837
_
Elmlra
Ifew
24,488,096
2.668,330
__
Jamestown
New
Washington—Seattle
—
+
—
—
Pasadena,.-
Santa
T
Barbara
6,440,545
Total
Grand
Outside
(10
total
New
(a)
cities)
(109
York
Clearings
cities)
City_
operations
5,433,158
+18.5
5,496,299
17,600,294
8tockton
11,679,837
+50.7
10,319,654
9,732,897
1,267,095,943
1,161,880,326
+
9.1
1,017,720,178
958.105,222
2i,598,145,732
21,408,350,741
+
0.9
20,043,161,205
18,241,821,748
11,303,417,690
10,537,365,602
+
7.3
9,457,534,435
9,235,444,380
discontinued.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1954)
4(j
.
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
BtVIDENOS
Foreign Exchange Rates
'
.
'
certifies daily to
requirement of Section
the
Pursuant to
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
522
(Continued from
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FEDERAL
BY
OCTOBER
26,
1956
TO
BANK
RESERVE
NOVEMBER
Name o/
Class
clasc A
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Robbins
&
Myers
Holdert
Payable
of Rec.
(increased quar. )
Inc.,
(quar.)
Year-end
Country
Unit
Monetary
and
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Monday
Oct. 26
-
United States Money)
Oct. 30
Robertson
Nov. 1
Oct. 31
$
$
C
«■
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
Free
.0315547*
.0316004*
.0314004*
.0317373*
Rochester
.0555555*
.0317193*
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
British
.0385802*
dollar
Canada,
Ceylon,
Finland, markka
Fi'ance (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound—
peso_.
United
pound
.0201104
.323633
.323633
.323633
1.030312
.203750
.203750
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285468
.00235500
2.782187
2.782395
2.732500
.0800560
.0300560
.261135
.261133
2.756497
2.754434
2.754347
2.754950
Rohm
.140080*
.140080*
.140030*
,496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0.349000
.0349000
.0349000
.233262
2.773661
fterling
.233306
.233331
2.772000
2.782098
2.732366
2.732500
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
thousands
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Oct. 24,
Oct. 31,
ASSETS—
Gold
certificate
account—
Redemption fund lor F. R
1955
1
194,040
3,047
22,451
20,367,391
notes
Nov. 2,
1956
1956
855,745
Total
!•'.
R.
gold certificate reserves
notes
Other
other
of
San
358,965
and
Industrial
1,130
300,138
867
Held
under
305
1,040
2,158
repurchase agree't
870
870
870
Loans
5,000
800,020
Certificates
10,932,699
_
Notes
+
Loans
502,526
ing
Total
bought
under
23,688,382
5,000
79,000
outright
repurchase agrec't
79,000
—
4
79,000
estate
Other
335,526
U.
U.
Govt,
S.
securities
+
23,767,382
84,000
—
Total
loans
from
and
foreign
Uncollected
4,750,528
214,238
—
—
71,821
—
136,355
+
232,619
35
+
12,234
11,299
—
+
—
+
assets
51,390,734
363,494
—
—
161,752
Loans
68
18.874
08
7,780
Reserve
36
to
banks
U.
31,658
26,567,092
reserves
+
332,868
482.910
265,201
18,667,677
494,781
40,681
1,589
111,741
296,869
ncct.
______
111,696
275,140
Treasurer—genl.
Foreign
Other
Time
deposits
1,065
85,212
19,734,467
_
Deferred availability cash Items
Other Hubs, and accrued divids.
20,545
379,551
—
3,840,981
liabilities
Capital
S.
—
720,544
80,987
+
+
1,157
—
50,163.085
7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)__
Total
Ratio
note
&
capital
gold
to
ances
and
purchased
loan
96,369
363,494
51,390,734
accts.
+
21,042
32,711
+
Government
demand
Domestic
—
140,427
45.8 %
on
foreign
0.8%
4
accept¬
for
0.3%
-
52,694
721
2,236
198
comautmetfts
4
25,559
509
—
the
following
principal changes for the week
Decreases of $335 million in holdings of
Government securities, $316 million in
States
with
domestic
banks,
$638
million
in
United
States Government deposits, and $947 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks, and an increase of
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
$89 million
in New York
City, $27 million in
Chicago, $19 million
the
Boston
District,
member
and
banks.
total
of
$138
million
at
all
reporting
Changes according to industry appear
in another press release.
638
5%
830
—
+
Government bonds decreased $68 million
each, of which
$42 million and $36 million,
respectively,
were
in
the
5
11-
2
1-2-57
12-14
-
11.23
12-13
1-17
30c
(quar.)
$1.10
12-
12- 1
1-10
1
11-
1-1-57
,
12-
(interim*
11-
40c
12-
1
1
2
11-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
(quar,)_
29¥«c
12-
(quar.)
___
1
11-
11-21
25c
11-
10-19
25c
11-9
11-16
11-
7
5%
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
11-16
dividend)
11-
7
(quar.)
2-1-57
5-1-57
27 Msc
A
27%c
27Y2C
pfd.
(quar.)
8-1-57
7-17
12-10
11-16
12-
11-14
50c
(increased)
01V4C
1
1-17
4-17
$1
A
2-1-57
1-14
11-15
10-26
1-14
11c
12-10
25c
1-10
12-20
$1.18%
1-10
12-20
...
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
2-1-57
85c
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
—
1-10
$1.25
(quar.)
12-
1
12-20
50c
12-
3%
12-12
11-20
10c
1-1-57
12-10
31 %c
1-1-57
12-10
22c
12-15
11-26
25c
Corp.,
12-15
11-26
10c
11-15
11-
11-23
10-15
tommon.
i
(quar.)
A
(quar.)___
Inc.
Water &
(quar.)
1
11-
9
1
Co.—
Power
145c
preferred
B
Co.,
120
$1.12%
(quar.)
11-15
1
12-15
11-23
20c
12-
1
11-15
61c
12-
1
11-20
25c
12-
1
11-
8
15c
12-
1
11-
8
3 %
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
115c
'
.__r
quar.)
A (quar.)
Straoping Co.—
(increased
quar.).
:
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
62 Vac
_____
Ltd.,
class
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
1-2-57
11-30
1-2-57
11-30
70c
A
115c
115c
Dairies,
(quar.)
Simmons
11-30
10-31
Power—
preferred
B
2
12-
$1
(quar.)
Ltd. (increased)
2
1-
156*/iC
(quar.)
common
11-30
1-
11-15
150c
A- (quar.)—
preferred
Pacilic
Silverwood
345
+
12-14
11-30
:
Extra
369
748
425
130
—
Sinclair
440
+
*
Exclusive
of
Skelly
Skil
loans
Individual
hanks
to
loan
items
after
and
shown
are
deduction
of
valuation
re¬
gross.
Oil
including
those
called
•
;
.
r
,
Bulldintgs Chi—
mtge. s. f. gold bonds due
r
•
Terminal
First
»
South
10-30
11-30
12-19
30c
11-20
10-30
Co.
30c
12-10
11-23
Oil
50c
12-10
Corp.,
11-
12-10
11-
7c
12-14
11
Co.
(quar.)__
preferred
Texas
Development
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
Power
5%
Paper
Southwestern
PARTIAL
Southwestern
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
I
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co..
Terminal Co.—
4Vi%
cum.
preferred stk..Nov.
First
mortgage
Warren
Piedmon
&
First
Texas
bonds,
series
Ry.—
mortgage 3%% bonds due
Co., 5%
Shinyetsu
First
3%%
coll.
Electric
mortgage
Co.,
A.
due
1977
Dec.
Nov.
2%%
trust
Power
GVi%
debs
f.
s.
Co..
sinking
due
Dec.
ser.
B,
due
1
1
*
fund
1
•
June
1,
1
•
bonds
___Dec.
1971
ISSUE
Dec.
5%
Lone
Inc.
7%
cumul.
preferred
stock
-
Nov. 30
•
Midi
RR.,
National
Poor <fe
Gas
4.75%
4%
Co.,
Nov.
bonds
Supply
Co.,
pfd. stock
foreign series due Dec. 1,
4Vi%
preferred
I960.:
4.25%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
4.40%
1793
pfd.
(A.
Spencer
1582
class A stock
preferred
stock
1
*
Nov. 30
*
•
Announcement
In
this
Issue.
1
1
3
G.)
6%
par>
11-15
40c
1-15-57
12-
8-17
Sons
$3.50
—
(quar.)
Milling
Class
B
—
Iqu8r.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
SI.60 conv. pfd.
C,orp.
Co.,
1-18
1-18
2-1-57
1-18
2-1-57
i-ia
2-1-57
1-18
$1.15
2-1-57
2-1-57
1-18
2-1-57
1-18
12-14
12-
3
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
(quar.)_
(quar_)
class
A
(quar.)
1-18
20c
12-10
11-
2
$1.50
12-15
12-
1
50c
12-15
11-15
25c
12-15
11-15
87 Vic
(quar.)
Forgings
2-1-57
2-1-57
60c
—____
preferred
92 Vic
$1.05
(quar.)
common
Standard Dredging,
9
11-15
30c
Extra
Standard
1
27 Vic
(quar.)__
Co.—
preferred
Brands,
1-
$1.10
(quar.)__
convertible
<
27 %c
common
<te
,
$1.06%
—
(quar.)
Eros,
preferred
Kellogg
i-.
—
(quai\
($25
■
97 Vic
(quar.)
4.40%
4.20%
Dec.
cumul.
Dec.
9
10-31
12-
$1.03%
—
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
Standard
•
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
conv.
12-
12-15
35c
preferred
Pag*
*
11-15
12-10
11-15
3-%
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Spa rks-Wi thing tor.
Nov. 15
12-14
$1
29c
,
(quar.)
com.
5
50c
25c
>
,
.
1
Spencer Chemical,
Data
& Mfg. Co.—
bonds due 1967
sinking fund
Star
3.70%
-
11-15
■
Spalding
CALLED
Company and Issue—
Sons,
.
11-30
Service—
3.90%
•
1968—Dec.
11-
12-14
Investment Co.—
4.60%
1966
notes,
Service,
4.15%
Ltd.—
ENTIRE
Cushman's
»
12-s 6
12-13
(quar )
Public
1395
25c
50c
(quar.)_____
Southwestern
1
10-19
50c
)_1_lLi:"i6L___—
common
1121
30
5
11-15
-
Life Insurance (Dallas)
Common
Corp. preference stock
5
11-
—_
Southwestern
Northern
11-
11-30
quar. >____
Paga-
15
5
11-30
(quar. )___i._
(s-a
Co.,
dividend
Stock
Data
Jacksonville
Northam
Electric
11-
162 Vic
r---v
preferred
Mills
12-14
11-30
Ltd.;*-*
common
Drug
10-16-
12-23
26 V'2c
y
H__l_—_1_—
(inc.. quar.)
non-cumulative
11-30
25'/a c
(quar.)
Canada
.
150c
30'+c
preferred
Southwestern
•
$1
B_:
—-1.
Southern Company (quar.)^
Southern Natural Gas (increased
Page
12-10
12-28
Co.—
4.88%
Southern Railway,
3
7
1-10-57
Zi,——,——
Edison
(quar.)__
Common
7
12-
11-13
r
—
class
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
8outhern
12-
12-28
11-30
2%
(quar.)
i
California
2
2
16
50c
31 Vic
Works
Co.,
11-30
38 %c
-(quar.)
dividend
Southland
Dec.
__
:
(quar.)
Lathe
4.24%
'
1960
—__
(quar.)
common
preferred
Bend
_______
(quar.)___
4.08%
v;
Date
.
5
12-19
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Southam
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
'
12-
30c
Southern
under
.
45c
(quar.)
Morgan)
Mobil
Stock
'
11-14
(quar.)
(S.
$1.55
TENDERS
12-15
_
;
$1.25
stock
OF
Co.
Corp.
South
list of corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
a
Oil
8onotone
Notices
common
11-15
75c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Smith-Douglass
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fond
and
11-30
12-15
Ltd.
Extra
Smith
Below will be found
12-14
112 '/2c
50c
767
30c
Simpson's
Industtrial Stamping
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $161 million, of
which $62 million was in New York
City. Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased $38 mil¬
lion.
Holdings of Treasury notes and of United States
5
11-
$2.25
(s-a)
pfd.
(quar.)
Stock
323
+
10
Reserve'" Banks
District, $10 million in the Minneapolis
a
11-
5
(quar.)_i_
class
Signode Steel
860
—
947
others..
Pittston
•$583 million in demand deposits adjusted.
5
12-
9
11-16
(N. Y.) (qxiar.)
(stock dividend)__—_
preferred
$2.44
49
—
1,553
Federal
From
Bush
<?nded Oct. 24:
12-
(quar.)
red.
Sierra
9
Borrowings:
preferred
R.
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
in
142
—
10,563
__
5c
12-
B
Shirriff-Horsey,
Siegler Corp.
(increased
221
+
—
6
1
Foreign
11-15
Surety Co.
Corp.,
B
Class
banks
Company and Issue
balances
'
533
2,299
11-15
1
12-
Acceptance
red.
4%
798
—
deposits:
NOTICE
United
—1,767
316
22,023
S. Government
deposits
;
U.
27,935
re¬
F.
correspondents
shows
4%
222,115
+
186,124
combined—_
liability
Industrial
—
27,543
"___
certificate
deposit
liabilities
Contingent
121
693,612
accounts
liabs.
of
serves
267,246
320,370
(Section
capital
Si
preferred
Socony
in.
Surplus
Other
preferred
4'/2%
164,404
340
+
except
1
12-
10c
(quar.)
class
Finance
Sherwin-Williams
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Inc.,
Common
—2,487
35
56,206
adjusted
12-
"
453
*—
202
banks
120c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
deposits
Interbank
serves;
CAPITAL
domestic
deposits
From
Total
with
11-
r.
Extra
bank
Total
preferred
Shawlnigan
158
—
459
2,392
Banks..
Reserve
1.052
LIABILITIES—
U.
S.
1,000
Federal
13,630
1,003
with
vault
In
Demand
notes...
Deposits:
Member
+
38
bonds..
1
29 %c
A
Servomechanisms,
—4,865
161
bills
12-
50c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Class
800
+
12
notes
11-23
$1
(quar.)_______
common
5)2%
preferred
5%
13
—
335
909
Reserves
Cash
140,427
LIABILITIES—
I"ederal
10,876
26,057
securities—total
813
Balances
Total
15
5,461
S.
Other
327,897
,___
6
8,349
A
Paper
Serrick
1,211
_
loans____
9
12-27
__
•
(stock
Corp.,
Securities
590
—
1
11-
29j£c
29 j ?; c
D
Co.
Seagrave Corp.
39
1,997
11-
1
12-
(quar.)
preferred A
$5
1
11-15
50c
(quar.)___
C
Corp.
Lock
Seaboard
pur¬
securities
U.
900,099
2Q.
premises
cssets
24,326,505
items..
cash
liank
Other
securities.
banks
for
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness..
256,526
Treasury
Due
4,568
11-
25c
$4.75
5,676
loans.
Treasury
Total
dealers
and
Government
8.
+
+
12-24
12-14-
11-15
4'%
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)__
Scotten, Dillon & Co
0}
or
...
Real
111
1381
carrying securities.^.
loans for purchasing or carry¬
securities
Other
2.801.750
—
brokers
to
chasing
8,412,623
-8,245.623
9,153,913
Bonds
—
1-1-57
1-2-57
4%
(quar.)
A
preferred
Arms
Scripto,
29,211
loans
loans
12-20
Ry.
preferred
5Vi%
13
+
481
industrial
and
Agricultural
482
11-16
120c
Insurance
Works,
5V-j%
$4
11-16
12-18
*
preferred
Schwitzer
1955
12-10
$1.19
__
preferred
preferred
Schlage
Oct. 26,
1956
adjusted*—85,584
1
51,747
adjusted*-..
Commercial
securities:
outright-
Bills
Held
Oct. 17,
1-2-57
2%
Extra
(In millions of dollars)
Investments
and
$2
110c
class
Schenley Industries, Inc.
Schering Corp. (quar.)
Decrease (—) Since
1956
ASSETS—
11-15
11-15
50c
_
common
conv.
$3.65
Oct. 24,
Loans
1
dividend*
(quar.)_
Marine
Water
Jose
Seaboard
Government
S.
Bought
10
19,040
12-
(s-a*_—_
(quar.)
Si
Paper,
1st
4%%
Increase ( 4) or
646,906
loans
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Regis
Scott
13,892
533,346
advances—...__
$1.23 ¥4
Ltd
(stock
Francisco
Fire
Savage
banks follows:
72,684
11-15
(quar.)^__^
3
Ltd.,
preferred
4.70%
from
216,491
22,247
331,460
cash
Discounts
U.
3,048
21,223,136
Banks—
1
(quar.)..
4%%
Federal Reserve Banks increased
$369 million and borrowings from others decreased $425
million. Loans to banks decreased $459 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber
11-13
12-
1
3%
A
4¥4%
District.
Borrowings
1
5c
Paul
San
deposits
Cleveland
RR.
(quar.)_
dividend.)
Co., common
Paper,
$4.40
adjusted increased $169 million in
the Chicago District, $159 million in New York City,
$67 million in the Boston District, and $63 million in the
dollars)
of
securities de¬
$36 million.
Demand
Federal Reserve Ranks Combined
(In
creased
1
12-
(stock
B
St.
"other"
11-15
12-
dividend
Louis
5%
of
11-31
12-
$1.02 »/2
quar. )________
Valley
B
class
preferred
St.
Holdings
12-14
$1.18%
Manufacturing (Mich.)_k_
Russell-Miller Milling Co., 4Vi%
St.
District.
11-15
non-cum.
Rudy
*
•Nominal.
Cleveland
1
Extra
2.772104
2.734062
12-
$1.02 »/2
Royalties Management
.233340
2.771585
125c
held)
(Initial
(Canada>,
Haas
Class
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
B
&
Holland
.496766*
.0349000
12-15
Light Si Power Co.—
Corp.,
4%
5
12-31
________
preferred
Stock
.140030*
5
12-
,
(quar.)___
Genesee
V.)
Class
.0300560
.261200
5
12-
$1
Spring & Axle Co.
(A;
Rogers
.0800560
&
Rockland
Roe
'
12-
Co.—
dividend
4.75%
.208425
.261275
.233255
2.773972
2.784375
K
.233400*
.208408
.496766*
'.
preferred
Stock
.00235463
.238416*
.208416
.0349000
-
J
Rockwell
.238460*
.238400*
.208533
2.784062
preferred
.00435401*
12-14
J 20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
I
4.95%
1.032566
11-15
12-14
(quar.)
preferred
Rochester
.208666
shares
Electric
4.10%
1.034125
1.031437
.208783
.00435401*
.00285500
2.756806
.140080*
___
Africa, pound
Kingdom,
.0201072
.261300
franc
of South
.0201031
2.784375
.0800560
-
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand, pound
—
Norway, krone.—
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escUdo
Sweden, krons^
Union
.0201000
.323833
two
&
preferred H
%
.0385302*
.238416*.
.208550
___
-
Switzerland,
.0335802*
1.028950
.208800
■
.00435401*
.00285500
rupee
Mexico,
.0385802*
.0200962
.323833
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
.0385802*
1
12-14
(quar.)
(one share of 4%
each
Gas
preferred F
4.10%
2.217131
2.217048
2.216716
2.218376
2.218625
;
.
4%
11-15
12-
(James), Ltd.—
pfd. for
Official
1
SI.50
partic.
preferred
(quar.)
Robinson, Little & Co, Ltd., com.
Class A preference
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Argentina, peso—
12-
37%-c
$1.50
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 29
Friday
(Value In
In New York
Cable Transfers
1
50c
.
12-
5c
;
common
11-15
5c
68c
B
5(4%
When
Share
Company
Ritter Finance,
1930
ACT OF
INCLUSIVE
1956
1,
UNDER TARIFF
TREASURY
TO
12)
page
Per
countries of the world.
12-15
1
11-30
11-20
40c
12-
25c
11-28
11-
9
5c
11-15
11-
1
5c
11-15
11-
1
Number 5583
184
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of Company
.
Oil
Standard
Standard
$1.00
(quar.)
45c
-.a-'
:—
•
preferred (quar.)
Steel Parts Corp. (s-a)
Sterchi
(quar.)
Brothers
Sterling
30c
12-20
12-10
40c
12-28
12-7
Stock
5
Warren
-
Stern
25c
Stores
3c
Sons
Stouffer
(quar.»__
$1.25
Consolidated
preferred
5'A%
til-
8
10-29
Welsbach
11-30
West
Indies
Sugar
12-14
West
Jersey
&
12-
11-15
6%
1-31-57
1-16
West
40c
:_
11-15
11-
1
11-
1
11-
1
Western
Air
11-15
Western
J6C
12-17
11-16
4.80%
$2c
12-17
12-10
series
Canada
10-31
Western
Pacific
12-1.0
10-31
Western
30c
12-30
11-
8
Western Tablet
28'Ac
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
$1
12-
5
11-
Cement
;
(quar.)
35c
15c
12-10
11-26
White
Motor
12-10
11-26
50c
12-15
11-9
White
(S. S.)
50c
1-1-57
11-30
White
Corp,
5(4%
12-21
12-
12-21
12-1
Whitman
11-
Wilcox
J4c
___
1-2
15c
(s-a)
Extra
1-
25c
(s-a)
1-
2
1
2
12-7
2
12-
7
Inp., class A (quar.)
Class
4%
B
25c
Tampa
10-24
11-15
10-24
20c
(s-a)
11-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
10-24
Electric, common (increased)—
4.32%
preferred (quar.)
30c
11-15
11-
$1.08
11-15
11-
1
4.16%
$1.04
11-15
11-
1
preferred
Taylor,
5%
Pearson
(quar.)
&
Carson
preferred
conv.
(Canada),
(quar.)
Texas
Ltd.—
;
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd.
J12'Ac
_____
(s-a>
11-15
10-31
$5c
(quar.)
Extra
Texas-Illinois
Natural
Gas
Pipeline
Common
(quar.)
Texas Industries. Inc., common
Pacific
Thatcher
$2.40
Coal
Glass
Thiokol
Oil
&
Mfg.,
Chemical
preferred A
preferred B
4'A%
Toledo Edison
9
12-15
11-16
11-15
25c
11-30
11-15
10-31
5%
11-29
10-23
50c
12-
3
11-
11-15
11-
12-15
12-15
11-30
17'Ac
11-30
12-31
12-10
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
12-10
12-
1
(quar.)
$1.14
12-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06(4
12-
1
Trunz.
Trust
&
Inc.
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
11-
H.)
Carbide
Increased
11-19
11-
&
ic
Union
Electric
Union
Oil
Union
Tank
United
Co.
of
Aircraft
Can
Class
7%
S.
S.
U.
U.
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
common
S.
4'A%
&
(quar.)
Ltd..
&
Foundry
common
(quar.)
(quarj
Pictures,
•
Vapor
5%
5%
4(4%
from
2c
Corp.
Heating
Vick
6%
7
11-16
10-31
12-15
from
preferred
books
$3
11-12
10-26
12-
For
year.
1
11-15
12-10
11-28
Mr?'
li-30
30c
11-14
31 (4c
12-
1
12-
1
11-
12-11
1
11-20
12-
1
1-
2
2-
1
1-18
the
first
nine
25c
12-20
an
months
oi
of the bonds on or about Nov. 14,
economies effected in recent years.—V.
operating
184, p. 173d,.
America (& Domestic Subs.)—Earns.—
30—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
1956*—9 Mos.—1955
Radio Corp. of
Sept.
$
$
$
$
11-14
25c
year,
share,
to
11-20
11-30
in
sales.
this
he
for the purchase
10-29
12-
1956,
gas
nine months,
$1.70 per
were
increase
fare
many
9
25c
earned
$1.58
from
revenue
first
fares, but will show a net of over $500 000 this year,
estimates. This improvement is attributable he said, to
granted in March and the cumulative effect of the
inadequate
Period End
a3%
the
in
the
company
McDonald
according
11-14
62'Ac
.
over
12.4%>
in
this
reported an improvement in the earnings potential
of Public Service Coordinated Transport, a subsidiary, which, he said,
has not been able to show a profit because of higher labor costs and
a
22'Ac
that
of
the year
.
bids
competitive
—
10c
not
closed
British
services
and
Products
2&2 112 000
812>524,000 740,622,000
270,064,000 233,870,000
757,209,000 678,029,000
^
I
costs
ODPi-atine
incf
Fed.
Bilie^OO
$1
12-15
11-16
Earns,
1-3-57
11-16
—V.
share—
com.
per
9,308,000
27,422,000
31,598,000
7,856,000
$0.50
profit
50c
dividend,
this
for
8,934,000
$0.58
27,893,000
30,995,000
$1.82
$2.04
1480.
184, p.
income
at
proceeds are to be used to pay for
other general corporate purposes.
The
The
Incorrect.
Indicated
Is
payment
corrected
and
here
,
The
been
water.
Idaho,
discovered.
Ore.,
is President.
shares
3,090,000
the
Of
—V.
Idaho on Maich 2b,
development of valuable
claims located in Blaine
on which gold,
iron, copper, sliver and zinc nave
Earl C. Murray, 514 North Main St., Milton-Free-
the location, exploration and
property consists of mining
is
The
County,
184,
equipment, diilling expenses
in
incorporated
was
company
business
of common
cents
(10
par
Oct. 19 offered publicly 490,000 shares
per share), without underwriting.
on
company
■.tock
tax.
was
Stock
(Idaho)
Co.
Offered—
The
tax.
income
& Exploration
Mining
Iladiore
Non¬
General Corporation and
Investment News
'
,
.
_
authorized 449,000
snares
are
u„,.
outstanding.
1062.
p.
equipment trust certificates, maturing annually
15, 1957 to 1971, inclusive. The certificates, priced
yield from 3.75% to 3.95%, according to maturity,
Nov,
to
awarded
were
12-
7
i_
i
12-15
12-
1
1-
1
12-J5
12- 3
12-3
20c
712-11
12-11
11-13,7 10-29
11-15' ' 10-26
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
the
of
Stuart
&
Co.
sale
Interstate
The
and
issue
500
is
of
bid
Inc.
98.631 %
certificates
the
its
on
bid
Securities
sidiary AlaS
sinfl
Alaska
Michael
the
for
be
in
&
subject
are
certificates,
to
the
also
as
secured
by
650 all
steel
gondola cars,
self-clearing hopper
estimated
offering are Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon,
and Strould & Co., Inc.—V. 184, p. 1480.
Co.;
cars,
$9,135,000.
to cost
the
Union
Co.—Partial
The
the complete modernization and
of Alaska Pine is unaer way
increased capacity of .he
while the constructio|n of
ton chemical
Columbia.
EARNINGS
CONSOLIDATED
STATEMENT
1956
$
Ended Sept. 30—
Redemption—
redemption on Dec. 1, next, $125,000
of its 5%
collateral trust sinking fund notes,
series B, due June 1,
1968, at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the
Old
Colony Trust Co.,
The
directors
of
the
of
for
Boston,
Mass.—V.
redemption
National
231'-South
shares of
share,
per
date
called
Illinois
agent,
outstanding
$26.25
the
plus
La
class A
all
redemption
of
aggregate
10-24
Operating
11-14
Net
1
11-14
Common
11-14
11-
Earns,
2
12-10
12-
in
$26.75
184,
Trust
&
Co.
of
the
at
Chicago,
St.,
accrued
of
amount
dividends
-..cumulative
50
cents
share
per
or
ot
at
to
an
share.—V.
184,
General
Electric
Co.—Earnings Increased—
12-
1
86c
12-10
11-
7
12- 5
11-15
2-1-57
1-17
37'Ac
5-1-57
8-1-57
12- 1
it-
11-15
$23,430,579
$3,779,884
$3,714,749
$5,087,115
3,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
$1.26
$1.24
$1.70
$1.62
sh
com.
1732.
p.
I
Powelton
12-15
24 filed
corporation on Oct.
a
(quar.)
25c
11-20
10-26
30c
11-
10-11
30c
11-24
5
without underwriting.
and
of
1965
its
11-
6
Corp.—
electric
12-
1
11-15
The
expenditures
told
of
indicated
electric
and
this
analysts
Gas
for working capital.
than
has
billion
a
dollars
between
to meet anticipated
McDonald,
Chairman
on
Lyle
Oct.
25.
will have increased,
last year's peak load.
now
Co.—Expansion^ etc.—
company
systems,
load
double
company
&
more
for
gas
security
system
kilowatts,
75c
The proceeds are to be used
Electric
Service
are
dividends on
$2 cumulative pfd. stock-—
$2 cumulative com. stock—cimmon share————
—
per
5,525,145
4,086 610
PRIVATE PLACEMENT, ETC. —-Late i» August
as 1?lamifd Ure
eonfpany took down anoother
«;the
that
was
negotiated in mid-1955.
This increased long-term debt to $95,000,000.
The new funds are being, used in carrying out the major
$10,00^000
CuVreiit° asset;fraSept.
were
30
were
capital
current liabilities
compared with
1955.-V. 184, pp.1396 and
$61,585,908 and
Working capital wasof $46,387,100 at Dec. 31,
$10,285,785.
working
$51,300,123
524.
(Robert) Reis &
to.—September Sales Up—
SMOnU,SEnded^—"'Sis $3,391M1»
183,
1862.
p.
Reliance
letter of notification with the SEC
5
Public
4Q5'3Q{>
12,244,128
dividends"on
Cash
401>487
11,049,247
uTminority interests.———
income
Earnings
—V.
>,
covering 6,620 shares of preferred stock to be offered at par ($10 per
share) and $10,600 of 5(4%
and 6%
notes in multiples of $100 each,
11-30
4-16
7-17
-
Village Development Associates, Inc., Phila¬
delphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
$
$4,871,837
3,000,000
outstg.__
10-31
12'Ac
1956—12 Mps.—1955
$34,024,141 $30,934,136
$25,582,716
revenues
shs.
per
1585.
1956—9 Mos—1955
income
184,
p.
-
„
applicable
Cash
1956,
1,
Chicago 90, 111., all
(par $25) of the company
stock
unpaid
the
Salle
Dec.
on
Bank
"
taxes
1955
106,001,350 105,677,438
20,798,734
23,836,43c
9,348,000
n.m.ooo
Dl_
rT^if1^
Income
1732.
p.
per
1
12-10
20c
Milk St.,
45
have
Continental
redemption
as
1
37(Ac
(quar.)
lor
Poor & Co.—To Redeem Class A Stock—
,
office
11-14
37%c
37(Ac
,
iquar.)
called
Mot
Cuba—
(quar.)
(quar.)
has
company
has been named
■■
mill
100 000
new
Nine Months
Pittston
_
Reyonier General Sales Manager,
Japanese company.
cellulose mill at Jesup, Ga., is progressing.
These expansion
efforts will bring Reyonier's total chemical cellulose
caoacitv to well over 900,000 tons in 1957, Mr. Morgan said.
In addition to Rayonier's present laboratory
at Shelton, Wash., two
laboratories
at
new
research centers have recently been completed.
One
is
at
W'nippany,
N. J., and the other at Vancouver, British
a
authorization
that area.
Brown,
the
Currently,
Alice
in
Pine
A.
of
President
of
Commission.
Commerce
to
high side fixed end
12-
$1.25
preferred
1
to
company
Japanese
Port
Issuance and
12-
Pictures
convertible
Nov.
on
11-16
15c
(Northaro)
group
3%s.
11-15
62'Ac
$1.25
of
(quar.)
Swasey
the
to
98.6753%.
50c
(quar.)
Co.
3%%
—V.
(quar.)
&
Nov. 2 offered $7,305,000 of equipment trust of 1956,
Japanese Firm-
been completed lor the formation of a new
represent Rayonier Inc. and its Canadian sub¬
Pine & Cellulose Ltd., in the Far East, it was an¬
nounced on Oct. 29 by Clyde B. Morgan, President.
The new company, Nihon Rayonier Kaisha, was recently incorporated
in Japan to handle the sales
and promotional activities of Rayonicr
have
Arrangements
12c
(quar.)
Co.
Rayonicr, Inc.—Forms New
(Continued from page 8)
Board,
Warren
11-30
(quar.)
Jamaica
Capital
&
11-30
12-15
cents
11-30
12-15
(qurr.)
Less
50c
preferred
Iron
Warner
12-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Less
2%
Sugar
Vulcan
Co.
Wood)
Corp.
Previous published
date
date and/or record date
Portland
gains)_____
(quar.)
Bros.
10-31
$$1.37'A
J
Alan
Period End. Sept. 30—
—
preferred
&
11-15
12
minerals
earned
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
Vulcan Corp.
Walker
1
32c
11-30
'
$1.06(4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Vogt
Warner
2
1-15
20c
y
Inc.—
capital
America
of
6A
6%
12-
11-16
25c
;
Co.
Ry.,
12-1
11*15
,20c
(10c
:
Chemical
Mold
1111-
1
of
and
gas
reported
earnings
5
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
Virginian
11-15
1-1-57
$1.3o
—
(quar.)
Vertientes-Camaguey
Year-end
11-16
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
11-5
\ 20c
preferred
Fund
dividend
Vanadiufr.
1
11-15
(quar. )_I
iquar.)
Distributors,
Inc.
12-
11-
quar.)______
pfd.
conv.
Co.
Income
and
12r20
$1.10
com.______
'
$6
Raalte,
12-14
1-31-57
i___
•Transfer
11-30
30c
(increased
income
1-
11-15
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
2
1-10-57
50c
(Phila.)
Corp.,
Van
11-30
62'Ac
(quar.)
Fund
12-20
2
$1
Insurance
Line
'
12-
40c
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (quar.)
Special
1
11-2
22'Ac
Society
Vitamin
Value
12-31
share
.
—_
Line
11-15
Ltd.—
Corp.—
United Stores
Universal
11-
11-13
12 'Ac
/ Extra
Value
11-13
$1.12'A
__
S.
1-30
11-30
50c
(quar.)
_
Associates
(s-a)
Foundry
Co.
10-31
50c
—
Playing Card
Universal
10-30
2-20-57
$1.20
10-31
11-30
37'Ac
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
pref. 'A
(quar.)
U.
11-15
11-20
1
$1
Halscy-
____■
S.
Sugar
10-26
12-
McDonald
Net
Corp.—
S.
S.
11-30
$2.50
S.
U.
12-
10-15
$1.06(4
U.
5%'
7
12-21
11-15
20c
.
Chemical
Loan
7
$5c
(quar.)
U.
U.
10-26
11-15
(s-a)
Monthly
Co.—
pref.
&
10-29
34%c
—
$1.10
Monthly
9
12-
$1.75
Ltd.
preferred
11-16
11-
12-21
$37c
(quar.)__
^
Machinery
A
12-15
11-23
flOc
A
______________
Pipe
12-17
on
9
56'Ac
class
(increasea-quarj
States
1
11-15
10-10
9
7'Ac
(quarj__
(quar.)
Lines, common |(increased)
United
1-
11-13
15c
11-
12-1
12'Ac
(s-a)__
_
preferred
class
12-10
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Equipment Trust Certif¬
icates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates
37'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
11-
40c
:
(quar.)
Hoffman
5%
10-20
Improvement,
preferred (quar.)
Freight
S.
11-15
12-24
Extra
9
10-20
(quar.)
Extra
11-15
12-10
last
Ltd.—1
10-20
____
Molasses,
4'A%
U.
12-10
12-10
$1.12(4
& Co.,
9
11-
11-15
;
Borax
11-
11-30
87'/2C
Gas
4'A%
U.
1-2-57
(quar.)
com.
W.)
10-20
Glass
preferred
United
11-30
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Common
$1.25
$1.50
(F.
2
11-15
Calif,
Engineering
United
11-
11-15
preferred
B
1
30c
.
Products
&
Extra
12-
(quar.)
Corporation.
United
12-10
1
11-15
11-15
Co.
A
1
$1
Inc.
United
United
12-
92%c
Car
United
Series
.12-20
6%
preference (s-a)
:
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. (monthly)
11-20
(quar.)
Lines
Air
said, giving effect to the increase in
wages of something over 5%, in both the electric and gas departments,
"our best, guess today is that earnings will be in the neighborhood of
$2.35 per share.
1955 earnings were $2.26 per share.
As to dividend
policy, we feel that a payout of l'rom 75%> to 85%; is reasonable, thus
allowing between 20%
to 25%
to be reinvested in the business.
We
were
pleased to be able to increase the common dividend in the last,
quarter of 1955 to an annual rate of $1.80. However, before we enter¬
tain any thought of further increasing the common dividend, we should
establish an earnings level of $2.50 or better."
In the first five years, 1951
through 1955, this company has spent
$388,000,000 for plant additions and improvements and another $24,000 000 to meet bond maturities and sinking fund requirements.
Of tho
total amount, Mr. McDonald
told the security analysts, $263,000,000
was
raised
through the issuance of new securities and the balance
came
lrom
Internally generated sources.
On Oct. 16, the company
filed a statement with the SEC for registration of $50,000,000 principal
amount
of first
and refunding mortgage bonds which will be dated
Nov. 1,
1956 and are to mature Nov. 1, 1986.
It is planned to invito
11-
sales of
therm
in
Co.—
preferred
preferred
$3.50
increase
11-26
6'Ac
.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
$3.70
10-31
7c
Woolworth
Corp.—
$4.50
$4
11-30
12-10
J30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.):
5%
annual
3
15.4%
Its
Common
gas
outlying sections.
Compound
12-
11-15
(quar.)
Corp.—
Materials
Service-
natural
Mr.
25c
common
Machinery
Worsted
Public
straight
common
12'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Wyandotte
270%.
serving
of
1
40c
(increased)
preferred
of
of its customers but will continue
ago,
11-20
(quar.)
Industries, common
conv.
increase
an
years
1
$1.31(4
(see
few
12-
75c
(quar.)___;
Steel
1950,
to about 90%
a
2
25c
Co.,
the
of
end
gas
started
11-
(quar.)
&
11-20
90c
Carbon
&
11-15
$4
W.)
5
11-30
10c
quarterly
Chemical
rates of growth in the last five years in both"
the electric and gas business of the company show an annual increase
of 8.2%
in kilowatt-hour sales, 6.3%
in revenue from electric sale®,
75c
IF.
a
Union
1
the
at
mixed
b
11-
(quar.)
x
Union
in
11-
3
11-15
49,000
program,
11-20
Co.
&
(Alan)
5%
1
lie
_____
11-15
12-
7c
Newspaper
Woodali
11-16
11-15
75c
_:
Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Underwood Corp.
(reduced)
Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
6% preferred (quar.)
a
{30c
Woolworth
11-16
20c
Ulrich
furnishes
12-14
11-16
$1.06'A
preferred
4.25%
Bank
(quar.)__
with
12-10
11-12
$1.12%
quar.)
4.56%
Trade
9
$1
(increased
Wood
11-30
11-
11-2
4
1-
1
(monthly;
preferred
plant."
a
11-15
—
(G.
5(4%
of
will
we
12-
(quar.)
Conversion
Wood
field,"
costs
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light,
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
1
35c
5
11-15
$1.12'A
preferred
Wood
that
fuels
20c
Son
Bankshares
this
in
indicated
$1.20
Electric Power,
6%
is
conventional
1-2-57
$1.50
(increased)
com.
preferred
Stores
developments
it
with
The
gas
business of the company has also been growing rapidly,
mainly in sales for heating purposes, he reported. Public Service now
has more than 180,000 building heating customers, he said,
compared
25c
Oil
of
and
comes
12-15
30c
common
&
abreast
time
competitive
10-31
25c
(s-a)__
com.
(quar.)
Inc.,
the
be
12-10
$1.50
Dental Mfg.
Wisconsin
5
15c
dividend)
12-
12-15
60c
1
will
such
keeping
are
when
11-15
25c
common
Wisconsin
10-31
30c
(quar.)
Co., 4'A%
11-
5c
Thompson Electric Welder (quar.)
Thompson (J. R.) Co. (quar.)___
Thompson Products, common (quar.)_
4'A%
12-10
12-
"We
"and
fuels
1-1-57
Quarterly
9
10-11
30c
—
(quar.)
,4% preferred (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, com.
11-
1
Co.—
—
_
(quar.)
(stock
12-10
build
2%
(Clarence)
Winn-Dixie
Wood
(quar.)
com.
preferred
conv.
12-
50c
45c
Co.
Texas
1
1
Alabama
of
convertible
Monthly
Talon,
11-
(quar.)
preferred
$1
preferred (quar.)_
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
Symington-Gould
5(4%
50c
$4
11-15
&
Stores,
„
said,
nuclear
50c
Breweries, Ltd
RR.
(quar.)
Co.,
8wilt
Paper (quar.)
:
Company (quar.)_
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., common
Detroit.
he
1
dividend
Sutherland
&
in
1
10-26
75C
(quar.)
Railway
Stock
been placed for another new turbine
generator, this one*
kilowatt capacity, for use in 1960.
he said Public Service does not presently have plans to
construct an atomic power plant, Mr. McDonald pointed out that the
company has for
a
number of years contributed funds and assigned
engineers to the research work of Atomic Power Development Associates
11-
(quar.)
Stationery Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Westpan Hydrocarbon (initial)
2
(quar.)
has
60c
RR.,
Supply Co.,
preferred (qu-ar.)
Western
41'Ac
300,000
Although
11-
(quar.)—
Lines
11-16
(quar.)
order
of
11-15
common
Auto
(quar.)
Extra
gtd.
1
(quar.)
an
11-15
(quar.)
Seashore
Mfg.
12-
v-
kilowatts of additional generating capacity.
This includes
at a new generating station in Linden, scheduled to
placed in service in 1957, and 550,000 kilowatts at another new
generating station in Bergen County, the first unit, of which is ex¬
pected to be completed in 1958 and the second in 1959. In addition,
25c
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
11-15
1€55
Portland
special
Point
11-15
Inc.
1
West
4%
A
Biscuits
class B
Corp.,
65c
com.
10-26
12-
(quar.)
preferred
12-10
30c
Co.,
10-26
$1.13
5c
31'Ac
Oil
10-26
1
Corp.
12-31
5
1,000,000
450,000 kilowatts
25c
convertible
4%
12-
1
preferred (quar.)
Weeden & Co., common (quar.)
Welbilt
8
12-
4.80%
1
12-11
preferred 2nd pfd.
conv.
Superior
12-
8
11-
12-1
Extra
(quar.)
common
Sunray Mid-Contirent
4'A%
11-27
•
11-
11-30
1
10%
preferred (quar.)
Washington Steel, common
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Sunshine
12-11
12-15
1-2-57
10-31
11-30
35c
(increased)
10r2S
12-
50c
___
$4.50
? fr
Co.
Stock
10-25
10-25
Inc.-
11-10
5%
Co.
30c
;__
Oil
11-15
11-10
-.8c
_
Fund,
dividend
25c
series"
Extra
Sun
10-:31
$1.06(4
$1.12%
25c
t>.)
(S.
Stock
43%c
______
—
Sullivan
11-15
of Rec.
47
be
dividend—
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.___
Propane Gas,
"1951
8
5' e
dividend)
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
10-
10c
Wells
Suburban
11-15
2bz
pfd.
iquar.)
(stock
Corp.
Struthers
8
(quar.25c
& Puller, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Shop, Inc. (stock dividend)
&
10-
$$131(4
___
1st
Stop
11-15
30c
(quar.)
Textiles, 4%%
L.)
ij.
11-
12-14
lOu
pid. A (quarj)
11-23
12-31
Holders
Co.—
Extra
Baer
7%
>12-
$1.25
________
Aluminum Products
&
Stifel
Stix,
12-10
———
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5(4%
Stern
11-15
;
...Share
Light
Gas
$4^5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors
Wayne Pump Co. (s-a)
1
12-20
_
Extra
Co.
V
When
Payable
Per
Name of Company
.
Washington
30c
10o
5%
&
• •
9
40c
_______
(subject to approval of SEC)
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)__—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
<A.)
,
11-
J
Standard Shares
Stein
Holder»
12-10
*.
—_____
(initial)_____
common
(initial)
Class A
1
(quar.)
Packaging Corp.—'t-
pref.
Register,
conv.
Standard
When
Share1, Payable, of Res,
r
«
,
of California
Co.
(1955)
under
by
The
company
1965,' to
construction,
Mr.
now
growth
the
of
its
4,000,000
expects
about
McDonald
said,
National Life Insurance
Co.
(Utah)—-Stock
15 offered publicly 4,000
non-voting common stock (par $10) at
$40 per share through its President, Frank B. Salisbury,
4647 South 2180 East St., Salt Lake City, Utah.
PROCEEDS—The purpose of the present offering is to secure the
necessary
additional capital and surplus to insure adequate capital
and
surplus to continue to do business in the writing of life and
Offered—The company on Sept.
shares of class B
disability
insurance.
BUSINESS—Company
was
incorporated in Utah on Jan. 26, 1954
is located at 64 East 21st
company was Ucensed Ito uo
stock insurer in the State of Utah on
principal
office .of the .business
South St., Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Tne
The
business
as
a
legal
reserve
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1956)
25, 1954.
The
legal reserve
Aug.
as
a
Of
137
in
ness
the
the State
in
the
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
qualified
companies
62nd
1955.
ranked
company
Utah during the year
of
"AA"
Class
stock
common
"A"
common
stock-
"B"
common
stock
class
The
"AA"
dividend
entitled
is
share
60
cents
per
holders
of
class
"A"
and
class
said
60
cents
9,000 shs.
2,500 shs.
12,500 shs,
of
all
of
shares
class
"B"
declared
"B"
dividends
before
the
class
shall
stock
common
share
and
share
Valley
dividends
i*
alike
stock
common
shares of class B
518
and
stock
common
rata basis. Unsubscribed shares
to public (only bona fide
residents of Iowa) through Qu^il & Co., Davenport, Iowa.
at
$6
share
per
were
The
on a pro
have
to
net
offered
been
proceeds will be
working capital.—V.
used for
184,
1169.
p.
The
the
"In
a
and
a
2,000,000
nation
new
of
now
American
Mines
American
The
Metal
and
has
member
a
is
making
also
shares
have
been
In
the
rate
of
prices.
Roan
past
the
3.44%
New
York
at
Y.,
receipts
and
Exchange
Antelope
American
1933.
since
remaining ore reserves
grading 3.2%
buildings
floor
situated
of
area
copper.—-V.
EXCHANGE
TO
the
the
made application
Exchange.—V. 184,
list
to
its
The
on
notes
The
net
Aug.
of
the
of
the
provements
to
obligations
certain
of
to
Joliet
and
100%
in
pay
expansions
of
Diocese
and
used
at
establishment
intra-diocesan
Bishop
be
and
102%
at
thereafter
to
are
additions
for
redemption
to
1961;
1,
proceeds
improvements,
Diocese,
subject
are
before
or
and
part
for
funds
the
Trust
Co.
covering
is
of
heretofore
refunding
custody of the
incurred
for
parish
im¬
additions, and for general Diocesan purposes.—V. 177,
2572.
p,
(J. O.) Ross Engineering Corp.—Exchange Offer—This
corporation on Oct. 3 offered 19,059 shares of its common
stock
(par $1)
in exchange for the 38,11714 shares of
common stock
(no par) of John Waldron Corp. held by
the latter's
minority stockholders on the basis of one
Ross
share
for
which will
least 90%
Nov.
on
and
tions, who hold of
to
deposit
the
of
deposited
shares
In
New
ordinary
140
York,
Broadway,
issue
to
stock.—V.
registered
directors
both
the
in the aggregate
record
the shares
of
be
Waldron
if,
offer
would
of
by
York
New
184,
stock
accompanied
acceptance
the
Copies
of
Oct.
24,
filed
Ross
series,
$8,000,000
due
headed
group
from
with
1971,
White,
Weld
sale
Co.,
&
are
debentures
of
will
outstanding
of
retirement
bank
be
used
loans;
Petroleums
board
company's
—V.
for
and
other
such
directors
of
corporate
time
from
may
Offer
of
be
may
the
Waldron
to
forward
of
held
by them in accept¬
the aggregate of the
the
of
total
upon
the
the
which
at
deposit
it
time,
a
smaller
in
time
receive
for
their
stock
offer,
stockholders
certificates
account
the
to
The
of
scrip
or
before
shares
30.
upon
of
certificates.
has
to
of
surrender
of
soon
represented
transfer
After
issued
one
or
date
stock
as
and
then
agent
until
will
will
shares
calling
U
J' 5 scr*P certificates
entitled
ttr
been
depositing
in
practicable
scrip
agent,
that
to
more
scrip
as
by
for
the
if
the
the
Ex¬
depositing
in
lieu
exchangeable,
the
company's
aggregate for
the
Nov.
30,
will
such
1957,
be
on
com-
the
sold
by
the bearer
of
the
scrip
1958, when all rights
holders of scrip will be
31,
the
N.
movement
industrial
owns
and
Angeles,
Los
fT*16 comP.any's
Ltd.,
atmospheric conditions
in
company
J.,
owns,
square
Quebec,
Ross
feet
Midwest
n'n°WnS'
15,000
square
in
fee
brick
a
on
of
manufacturing
six
subsidiary,
a.nd
plants
in
Highland
Park,
steel
acres
cf
Ross
land
on
a
as
past
of
accessory
electric
shavers
road
in
LaSalle,
on
1%
of
acres
land
in
Dayton,
rt.^rrler-Rosf Engineering
,3r C!?r
performed
Co., Ltd., of England, in which the company
^ interest, operates in the British Isles and on .the Cona" interchange of engineering and information on
between
by them is very
nnSld.ron wTasu fou"d?d in
porated
John
Waldron
as
SSanCQr„Pany
i^hncfw dXl
the
two
companies
the
and
the
time,
The
Corp.
in
New
type
Jersey
and
of
had
models
net
a
with
like
"25"
also
the
products.
At
available
is
available
retailing, at
higher
No
profit
net
a
of
profit
period
a
of
$809,646
to
Exchange
In
in
four
its
Jan.
on
was
incor¬
15,
1924
fabrication,
printing
and
the processing
collaborated
to
develop
the
office
—V.
On
of
stock
Aug.
31,
1,000,000
share,
Oct.
($1
as
manufacture
and
1956,
the
present
shaver for
This
four
time
4,
1956,
provide
for
for
of
stock,
in
Mass.,
$11,873,083
UNDERWRITERS—The
named
Merrill
Lynch,
acting
as
number
seller
below,
Pierce,
Representatives,
shares
oi
of
for
the
$1
per
On
2,000,000
and
shares
shares
all
of
of
and
Hayden,
Stone
agreed
opposite
to
its
&
Co.
Lynch,
Fenner
A.
Hayden, Stone & Co
C.
A.
Allyn
and
Kidder
Laird.
21,000
Company,
Inc.
M.
Kormendi
50,000
&
&
Meeds
McDonald-Moore
Bache
9,000
McDonnell
6,000
Carl
Co
H.
M.
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
Courts
Cruttenden
Cunningham,
Co.,
S.
Dickson
&
du
I.
Eastman
Co.,
Pont
Dillon,
Securities
Goodbody
&
&
F.
Jenks,
Weil,
Leonard
Newburger,
Loeb
The
&
Piper,
12,000
4,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
Co
&
Co
Co
18,000
&
18,000
Co
__!_
12.000
Singer,
2,500
Stein
6,000
Stix
&
Stroud
6,000
15,000
Deane
Bros.
&
&
Co
&
&
Scribner_
Boyce_
6,000
Co
Kirkland,
Grubbs
-
&
Inc.
:
—
6,000
Van
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc._
Joseph Walker & Sons
4,000
2.500
Winslow,
6.000
2,500
Harold
&
Hewitt—
Alstyne,
Noel
Cohu
E.
&
Co.
&
6.000
Stetson_
Wqod &
Co.-
1,500
1,500
1732.
p,
Safety
the
Dixie Pipe &
on
'having
details
announced
Sept.
Control
been
acquisition
1C,
cast
from
wholly
this
corporation
on
Oct.
30
Pipe & Foundry Co., Inc. and
Stockholders approved these acquisitions
pipes and fittings.
owned
319.
subsidiary,
$64,000
bonds,
due
184, p.
1732.
net
income
after
1956,
This
of
to
outstanding.
$3,021,111
for
the
the
on
for
$8.47
stock
share
$4,208,068
provision
amounts
This
for
and
share
number
of
on
with
compares
corresponding
same
the
Federal
per
period
three
first
Corp.
quarters
common
$43,668,047
were
nine months
of
1955.—V.
compared
184,
431.
p.
—
Co., has acquired
properties formerly owned by Southern
Lehman Brothers assisted in nego¬
Under
stock the
tures
are
to
A
of
Ala., manufacture
Sentiy Safety Control
manufactures
sanitary
3:30 p.m.
offered
be
(EST)
fund commencing in
issue
net
prior
to
be
will
loans
be
on
Nov.
on
14,
by
1967 is designed to retire about 60%
maturity.
be
common
The deben¬
1956.
The
debentures
will
The
be
convertible
has
company
York
Stock
ap¬
Exchange.
received
added
for
and
of
to
voted
30
make
debentures
corporate
purposes
the
as
Board
of
.
Oct.
on
directors
company's
other
such
determine.
may
stockholders
board
SEC
by the company from the sale of the
to the general funds of the companv which
available for capital expenditures, for retirement of short-term
Directors
The
to
proceeds
debentures
bank
the
through an underwriting group headed
Merrill Lvnch, Pierce. Fenner Si Beane.
for
The
with
right to subscribe for the debentures in the ratio
at
previously redeemed into common stock.
listing of the debentures on the New
plied
will
,
statement
amount of debentures for each nine shares of
record
Barney1 & Co. and
sinking
the
registration
a
of convertible subordinated deben¬
registration Sinclair Oil is offering to the holders gf
the
of
Smith,
filed
covering $170,593,900
$100 principal
the
overwhelmingly
proposed
convertible
into
issue
of
authorize
to
$170,593,900
the
of
the
stock.
common
Long-term
financing is desirable at this time, P. C. Spencer, Presi¬
dent,
told
stockholders/ to assure
the
company
"a
suitable supply
of
raw
material
for the
long-term future at prices available today."
Sinclair
is
at
its
pressing
home
and
Acquisition
of
certain
Republics
Pacific
next
few
Mr.
days"
represent
long-term
of
and
development
supplementing
and
the
the
Oil
&
certain
gas
these
reserves
producing
purchase
Co.,
oil
and
long-term
pointed
Spencer
of
Corp.,
Coal
Co.,
tion
oil exploration
and
program
efforts
developed
by
the
by others,
said.
in
Texas
crude
abroad,
existing crude oil
American
properties
of
and
of
30.45%
a
the
former
stock
interest
the
acquisition "within
the
properties of Southern Produc¬
gas
investments
amounting
to
$114,090,000,
out,
adding that "it is desirable, therefore,
should be undertaken."—V. 184, p. 1800.
financing
that
Sisters
of
&
Mercy
Fremont,
of
Ohio—Notes
Offered—
Clarey,
Inc., Minneapolis, Minn., on Oct. 29
4%, 4J/4% and 4V2% serial
coupon notes dated Nov. 1,
1956 and due annually on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1966, inclusive. They are priced at
offered publicly $1,500,000 of
100%
and
Th#
accrued
notes
$800
and
interest.
available
are
in
denominations
of
$10,000,
85,000,
81,000
each.
Smith-Corona Inc.—Sales arid Earnings Higher—
Sales
and
earnings for three months ended Sept. 30. 1956, were
up substantially over the like quarter of last year, Edward H. Litch¬
field, Chairman, and Elwyn L. Smith/ President reported on Nov. 1.
September was the best month for sales in Smith-Corona
history.
Net
sales
totaled
last
Corp.,
for
the
first
$12,040,984.
through
plumbing
ware.
quarter
compared
Smith
in
with
Corona's
$7,782,093
1957
in
fiscal
the
like
year
period
year.
Net
income
common
For
its
the
lirst
September
based
Adjusted
a
the
to
net
quarter
$331,143,
was
shares
income
shares'
412,229
now
equivalent
was
to
80
or
outstanding
at
Smith-Corona reported
share,
based
on
324,044
year,
cents
61
or
quarter
412,229
011
last
quarter
$198,763,
outstanding.
year's
for
share,
first
of
cents
Sept.
net
30.
earnings
shares
then
outstanding,
48
cents
a
last
common
share.
Smith-Corona's
for
the
Inc.,
first
stated
operating
time
results
subsidiary
a
that
integrate
the
enter
Of
and
noted
these
typewriter
writer
shows
data
sold
with
ha*
our
show
that
letter
are
and
to
stockholders
marked
more
Our
and
commercial
shareholders
increase
units
than
1957
steps'
initial
operations
in
to
thereby
markets."
were
sales
during
electric
to
primarily
$24,000,000
about
taking
other
business,
a
of
typewriter
processing
substantially
told
The
backlog
a
"We
the preceding year.
gratifying increase in
were
September quarter include
Kleinschmidt Laboratories,
of
currently
contributing importantly
firm,
which
manufactures
added,
of
a
Shareholders
the
August.
romirercial
operations
We
months
the
and
operations
integrated
profit.
in
equipment,
orders,
for
operations
"is
that
Smith-Corona's
three
results
of
acquired
Kleinschmidt
It
government
"Our
1956.
soil
182, p.
46
per
the
gas
1956,
common
of
Peerless
These firms, with plants at Anniston and Pell City,
—V.
for
telecommunications
Corp.—Acquisition—
completed,
of
Foundry Co., Inc.
Co.,
30,
first
corporation
profits."
Sentry
&
of
$6.07
the
Oil
held
a
4,000
Company, Inc.
12,000
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
4,000
—
Kreeger
to
common
to
and
24,
tures.
2,500
&
9,000
Inc.
1956
Registers Debentures With SEC—
This
6,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
4,000
Co.,
oil
Oct.
&
Schwabacher
15,000
Co
&
1956,
fund
Payment at
100%
and
Dec. 1, 1956 will be made at
William St.,
New York City.
Production Co., Inc.
9,000'
Jackson
—
Shields
9,000
1,
sinking
2,500
'
&
the
1,500
2,500
Reynolds & Co.,
6,000
18,000
Dec.
on
1962).
Acquisition of Properties — This
corporation, through two producing subsidiaries, Sinclair
1,500
Hopwood
Inc
Co._
Co
&
Co.
Co
Jaffray
6,000
_____
&
Lynch
&
Webber,
—
Co
Wells
Ohio
Curtis
4.000
com¬
warrants.
6Va%
l,
consolidated
income
$34,328,933
Sinclair
Kennan
Co., Inc.
&
&
Paine,
Co.
Inc.
&
Co
Newburger
Labouisse,
Dulles
184,
Milwaukee
9.000
Co.—
Hutton
Janney,
&
Mullaney,
18,000
Co.__
Co.,
Co
&
9,000
Co.
the
2,500
Marks
Turben
9,000
Co
Noyes
&
Howard,
&
4.000
Inc._
Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hentz
M.
Masten
Moore,
Union
Chapman &
Fulton, Reid & Co.J
—V.
The
&
Co.—.
&
Farwell,
Jones.
Merrill,
Co.—_
&
1,503
Co._
2,500
Dahlberg
Francis
E.
A.
Inc.
Henry
E.
1,500
4,000
Schmertz
Co._
&
Hutchinson
Laurence
15,000
Co.-.'—-
6,000
1,500
6,000
&
6,000
6,000
Co.
4,000
Co._
&
&
McGlone
McMaster
15,000
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Central
the
redemption
income.
of
for
acquisition of
1,500
Co
4.000
&
for
Sept.
on
equal
both
9,000
Inc.,
Co._—_
&
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
Bacon, Whipple & Co._____
Bear, Stearns & Co
of
exercise of sueta
outstanding.
sales
Mr."Spencer
Co
&
&
McDonald
■
of
mortgage
to Dec.
1,
June
reports
net
are
name:
Co.,
Bissell
McCormick
15,000
1955,
with
Shares
Pierce,
Beane
&
exercise
Read
ended
taxes
the
purchase,
Shares
Merrill
the
common
agreed
to
sell to
each
of
the
of
the underwriters, for whom
set
shares
the
upon
This
stock.
common
of
respect
will up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 14, at 49 Federal St.,
receive bids for the purchase from it of $3,000,000 first
shared
Net
to
$1,200,000.
severally
stock
of
Incorporation
share,
per
consisted
outstanding.
of
1,200,000
Beane
have
common
$1
of
each
&
value
par
were
consisting of
of
has
and
Fenner
capitalization
the
and
Certificate
into
value
par
first
from
company
shares
of
two
Outstanding
of
its
value
par
changed
were
agggregate
an
of
to
addition
1,200,000 shs.
issued
capitalization
the
of
shares
with
called
of
Dillon,
months
unless
authorized
stock,
been
company-amended
authorized
an
common
had
in
issuable
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
its
2,000,000 shs.
common
the
mortgage bonds due 1986.—V.
the
colors.
year,
e
company's
of
which
the
outstanding
stock,
of
purchase of
filed
may be
2080.
p.
company
Boston,
the
and
men
distinctive
colors,
sales
value)
the
shares
600,000
on
Sept.
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Bids for Bonds—
The
sale
CAPITALIZATION
par
the
been
(extended
of
183,
stock
net
earlier.
year
has
with
been
interest
accrued
operating
prices.
and
SEC
common
Oil & Gas Co. and Sinclair Canada Oil
American
eight months ended Aug. 31, 1956, the company
$1,638,979 on net sales of $15,629,568, compared
I
a
have
group
EARNINGS—For the
work
design,
fabric.
Waldron
Schick
"Lady Schick" is
deluxe
the
due March 1, 1967, now held by the plan and for
the company's 5%
debentures due March 1, 1967, with
purchase common stock attached.—V. 184, p. 1800.
1952,
Canadian
application
and
women.
All
1827 by William Waldron
manufacture of coating, laminating,
if"? w!lnd.inS machinery used principally in
sheet plastic and
and
been
years
the
first
similar.
,n0W enps.es in the engineering,
paper,
The
company
and
26
with
shares of its 50c par value
company's offer of exchange dated
filed
amount
1,
nine
Gifford.
Stock
company
electric
Friedrichs
1947,
Dec.
the
as
outstanding
the
on
make
York
statement
355,091
the
tiating the transaction.
the
of
and
listed
to
New
manufactures the Schick "25"
"Lady Schick" electric shaver for
Keir
*
business
is
at
with the SEC on Oct. 25, 1956, a registration
10,000 memberships in
the Sheraton Employees
Registration is also sought for $455,000 of its 43/4% con¬
have
principal
determine.
company.
proposes
office
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co., Ltd.—Partial Redempt'n
the
Beane and
Schick
Florence
the
company
H.
paved
of
to
There
follows:
underwriting
issued
in¬
Salt
St.,
branch
new
a
State
debentures
497,000
are
stock
common
company
BUSINESS—Principal
predecessor has for the
Hemphill,
of Canada,
approximately 73,000
Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the coma concrete block and steel building of approximately
about
of
to
listing of its stock to the
practicable after this sale.
of
Montreal.
built
account
accrue
the
Engineering
building
Fulton
/ee'
feet
the
Granbery, Marache &
Hallgarten & Co.—.
processes.
Calif.
Canadian
fee,
located
in
suburb
a
soon
but
offered
shares
company's
Exchange
transfer
R.
The
company was incorporated as Ross Industries
Corp.
in New
Jersey on Jan. 9, 1929. On April 30,
1951, the company's former
EUDsidiary, J. o. Ross
Engineering Corp., was merged into the com¬
pany, and its name was adopted
by the company.
«»
-Hie company engages
primarily in the engineering, design, fabrication,
and installation of
equipment for the control of
air
LISTING—The
Stock
the
of
being sold for the
from the sale will
are
proceeds
effective.
company.
The
and
the
only their pronort innate share of the
proceeds of
the saie
The scrip certificates
will not entitle! the bearers
thereof to
any
dividends, voting rights or other rights of a
stockholder of the
and
PROCEEDS—All
for
company
under
stockholders
be
Co
agent and
declared
after
May
expire,
of
of
Waldron
exchange
of
outstanding
receive
BUSINESS
Offered—An
Inc.—Stock
dis¬
Trust
as
certificates
request
previously
company's
for
As
not
be
the
1957,
shares.
stock
company''s
.
offer
certificates
Nov.
stock
number
common
the
The
the
of
entitled
are
stock
upon
if
fractional
mon
they
vertible
price
8.
p.
South
1953
allied
and
covering
$1,000,000
and
Hayden, Stone & Co. on Oct. 30 offered 500,000 shares
of $1 par value common stock at $19.25 per share.
percentage
Irving
stock
common
(including any scrip therefori to which
Exchange Offer or will return deposited
change Offer should be abandoned or,
Stockholders
171,
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenrier &
underwriters
company's
Street. New York 15, N. Y.
That bank will act
depositary for the depositing stockholders to make
the
and
will
company
holds.
any
of
Wall
them
outstanding
80%.
Waldron
Schick,
headed
ol
deposited,
Waldron
effective
than
thel
their
shares
declared
less
not
accept
above.—V.
and
fiuancing
323
at
7,
loan
payment of the proposed subscription price of $25
No underwriting discounts or commissions will be
cash.
consolidated
corpora¬
19.16% of the Waldron stock,
stock
approximately 90%
company,
event
Hotels Corp.
Hilton
in
corporation
The
See
to
connection
warrants
1799.
p.
in
Savings Plan.
.
184,
located
of
353,000 shs.
May
small
the
on
approximately
purooses
to
is
in
forms
registration
a
covering
against
share
The
$1,000,000 for investment in, or advance, to the company's Venezuelan
subsidiary, San Jacinto Venezolano, C. A., in connection with ex¬
ploration and development activities; and. the remainder in connec¬
tion
with
the
partial
discharge
of
the
registrant's
obligations to
Mecom
other
as
Outstanding
Utah
America—Registers With SEC—
filed
statement
statement
deben¬
as
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
in
working
general
1,
its 4%% convertible debentures due March
l, 1967 are exchange¬
or before
Nov. 15, 1956 for 5% debenture due March 1, 1967,
warrants
paid
on
through
the
for
PRESENT
organized
accompanying warrants'for
per
the
SEC
convertible
public
for
the
offering
to be supplied by amendment.
sale
the
the
for
by
statement
subordinated
of
1,
Novr
underwriting terms
Proceeds
$4,050,000
Common
and
with
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
covering
1956,
1956
underwriting
and
Petroleum
used
TO
subsidiaries
office
pany's common stock which
offering is being made.
The exchange offer is to expire at
Pacific Standard Time on Dec. 31, 1956, unless such date is
extended by the company.—V. 184, p. 1481.
corporation
Offered
on
registration
under
prospectus
1956,
Pursuant
1956,
able
the
San Jacinto
principal
corporation
26r
stock.
p.m.
This
Its
Sheraton Corp. of
for one share of common stock of J. Neils Lumber Co.
transmittal and
of
which
directly or through
loan business, as well
This
of the common stock of J. Neils Lumber Co. may accept this
by depositing their certificates in the office of the First National
Bank of Portland, P. O. Box 3457,
Portland, Ore., accompanied by a
letter of transmittal and acceptance.
be
______
was
engage
Oct.
Holders
3
par)—
Regis Paper Co.—Registers With SEC—
of St. Regis
will
EFFECT
City, Utah, and has recently opened
Layton, Davis County, Utah.—V. 184, p. 524,
offer
offer,
deposit of at
GIVING
Lake
1799.
p.
(Utah)—Stock
speculation.
a
proceeds
company
industries.
A.merican depositary
Authorized,
so" depositing,
the percentage of
deposited the shares
as
but in any
In
order
should
the
stock
dustrial
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 26,
covering 750,000 shares of common stock of $5 par value. Under
registration statement this company proposes to offer to the hold¬
shares.
common
calculating
consider
One
effective upon
The
Waldron.
Exchange
cretion
shares.
outstanding ^Waldron stock, will expire
to the exchange
offer, Ross owned
exchange
shares
of
Waldron
Prior
Waldron
officers
intend
ance
two
declared
of the
15.
60,961 V2
The
be
each
as
net
($1
to
the outstanding shares of the common stock of J. Neils Lumber
subject to certain terms and provisions of an "offer of exchange,"
of the St.
Regis Paper Co.'s authorized and unissued common
stock $5 par value, for the outstanding shares of J. Neils Lumber Co.'s
common stock,
$10 par value, on the basis of 2Vz shares of common
the
the
Capital
Ltd.—Depositary—
prepared
now
Co.
Authorized
common
Co.,
interest.
cost of making
parishes, of the
for
in
interest
accrued
various
parishes,
new
accrued
share
per
1169.
p.
of
ers
Catholic Bishop of The Diocese of Joliet, III.—
semi-annually from Aug. 1, 1957 to Aug.
1, 1971, inclusive, at 100% and accrued interest.
Finance
&
CAPITALIZATION
shares
Notes Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West End, Wis., on
Oct. 30 offered publicly $550,000 of 4%, 414% and 414%
of
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
capital.
Outstanding
466,065 shs.
750,000 shs.
— —
has
Stock
depositary
as
180,
serial notes due
$1.50
at
OFFER
Savoy-Plaza, Inc.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Roman
Loan
PROCEEDS—The
EFFECT
share)
per
company
Security
feet.
square
2741.
p.
v
.
—Whitney & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, on Sept. 15
offered publicly 200,000 shares of
capital stock (par $1)
This
1956
Companies
Antelope's!
first blister was produced,
at 108,000,000 tons of ore
losses and dilution).
Since
mining
tons
of
Group
Stock
have been lifted
90,000,000
over
Roan
has been producing at the
about $80,000,000 at current
at
$1
(par
tire
manufacturing
owns
consisting of six
The combined
99.000
Goodyear
equipment.
land.
GIVING
American
Guaranty
N.
tures,
1927.
Roan
Antelope
valued
(before
copper
stated
now
York.
Trust
mine.
triple-T
it
industrial
race
since
Roan
Twenty-five years ago when the
Antelope's ore reserves were stated
averaging
in
economic advancement
relations," stated an
in
New
Selection
Roan
copper,
then 95,000,000 tons of ore
are
with
the
on
of
Ltd.,
Mufulira
months
tons
The
15,
this great African
has also helped
it
that
St. John D'el Rey Mining Co.,
letter
of
principal shareholder in Roan Antelope Copper
listed
12
100,000
anniversary
in Lusaka
modern
has
copper,
records
Co.,
Rhodesian
includes
only
of
frontiers in
associated
the
which
Not
tons
Metal
the
been
of
25th
built a
has
Antelope
wilderness.
a
nearly
undertaking to conquer new
officer
is
Roan
century
what was
in
produced
build
to
of
quarter
enterprise
the
20
Oct.
on
blister copper at its mine and smelter
Rhodesia and Nyasaland.
first
Federation
mine
celebrated
corporation
pouring
J.;
the
otner
Oi
BUSINESS—The
the
properly executed
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—25 Years Old—
the
stock
cin
St.
Co.—Stock
Finance
N.
of
acres
approximately
LISTING—The
stock
184, p. 730,
Offered—The com¬
pany recently offered to its stockholders the right to sub¬
scribe on or before Oct. 19 for 11,000 shares of class A
River
design
company
Authorized
payment
share to the holders of class "AA" common stock,
"AA" common stock, class "A" common stock and
by the directors.—V.
Park,
13
is
producing
and
the
a
After
stock.
common
Highland
plant
Common
non-cumula¬
are paid to the
receive
to
advised
CAPITALIZATION
per
tive
of
stock
in
in
used
manufacture
has
Outstanding
12,500 shs.
—
common
in
approximately
on
Waldron
9,000 shs.
2,500 shs.
$101—
(par
Class
and, systems
as
facilities
to do busi¬
production
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
in
Authorized
Class
well
as
the
Waldron
Montana.
insurance
Utah,
of
State
of insurance
in
insurer
machinery
been licensed to do business
State of Nevada, Idaho,
since
has
company
stock
Wyoming and
legal reserve life
Washington,
t
.
.1
.
told.
volume'
the
office
first
type¬
sales."
Smith-Corona
is
now
iif^initial
pro-
of
duction
be
will
5583
Number
184
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
.
recently announced electric portable typewriter, which
to market shortly after the first of the year., .Tne
its
Southwest Gas Corp.—To Sell Bonds Privately—
brought
is
machine
world's
the
electric
first
portable.—V.
184,
The
1586.
p.
This company on Oct.
concluded
the
several
sell
bellows
and
aircraft
will
and
engine
categories
expansion
of
joints;
Solar
Solar
products,
Black
said
welding
American
sales
The
Solar
undertaken
be
will
coverage
Nissho
carries
fluxes;
184,
the
85
treasury
183,
Mr.
will
Black
said,
determine
if
the
share
the
of
crease
for
of
shares
Federal
of
$3.20
or
per
over
184,
quarter
studies
Other
company's
—V.
$1.50
12
against
the
be
notes,
due
Nov.
This
30,
stock
common
184,
The
of
$500,000,
is
the
352,860,159
covering an
preferred stock.
outstandihg
as
reported on
according to Harold
The
shares
Niagara
headed
group
amounted
to
$49,889,587,
an
is
Canadian
at
current
The
five
7,260,619
62,368,498
55,062,462
further
6,727,324
58,417,170
51,159,366
this
corporation
is
and
members
the
$191,773,663, an in¬
$172,346,674 for the preceding
revenue
shares
Beetz
22
reported
Higher—
a
Sept.
preceding year.—V. 184,
of
against
in
in
consolidated
Consolidated
The
$1.39
net
net
equal to
1,507,303 fewer
on
was
the
of
Registers
—
$5
5%
par
state¬
convertible
investment
an
Cowen
scored
advertised
banking
and
Co.,
&
convertible
share
of
and
of
common
sale
small
_
north
facilities
New
shore
for
S.
the
on
share
funds
per
U.
v.
of
basis
preferred.
convertible
the
of
construction
the
on
into
from
$5
in
share
per
convertible
of
portion
a
the company
$5.13
costs
pre¬
its
at
the
of
its
needs
Gulf
Baie
St.
of
tions
i
Southern
New
be
provided
by
a
income
Other
Net
—V.
184,
43,134,080
39,579,171
with
626,385
8,048,924
6,856,685
than
and
&
Georgia
1
$9,736,917
$8,325,282
628,369
8,064,199
6,957,422
bonds
Ry.
1
the
Co.
Nov.
interest
Royal
Bank
Cicada
of
through
and
first
the
of
product
of
New
like
will
in
5%
bonds
were
There
about
used
program
paid
the
On
of
to
the
Southern
by
Ry.
PROCEEDS—Net
fully
regis¬
Co.—
check
which
Gas
the
the
in
strategic
substantially
Co.—Stock
locations
of
150,000
in
shares
servicing
to
is
add
for
of
Most
the
cipally
sales
The
The
amount
the
cost
of
of
such
of
the
common
presently
a
to
company
of
offering
less
program,
stock;
CAPITALIZATION
and
GIVING
its
financing
necessary
1957
undetermined
complete
(1)
(2)
custom-made
and
Qffices
fund
series due
proceeds
amount,
33a%
series due
received
if
from
of
any,
TO
PRESENT
the
be
only in
$1)__
bonds
natural
the
151,131
54%)
facilities
26,096 shs.
40,000 shs.
in
for
3,000,000 shs.
__
2,213,653 shs.
is
a
corporation
organized
under
Delaware
business is that of a public utility, rendering
Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado.
Of
being served by the company at Dec. 31, 1955,
served
were
through local
the supply
gas
of natural
distribution
gas
was
the
operations
purchased
near
respective city limits from non-affiliated pipe line systems.
In
serving
110,229
(or
39% )
of
its
consumers,
the company operated
facilities for the gathering and/or transmission of all or a
substantial
portion of the gas supply, in addition to the local distribution systems.
Service
in
rendered
that
the
to
the
remaining 20,093
delivered
company
to
gas
(7%.)
consumers
non-affiliated
indirect,
was
which
concerns
in
turn
performed the distribution operations in the respective local areas.
the company produced from its own wells
approximately 4%. of
the gas
required to supply such consumers, the remainder
being pur¬
chased by the company from others.
In
1955
The
ing
company
Co.,
Basin
of
organized
are?,
and
tion
of
organized
to
oil
and
$7,277,000
Jan.
and
3,
oil
the
of
cost
of
the
1955,
undeveloped
net
gas,
Jan.
1,
its
was
cost
and
others
sold
thereof
leases
gas
1956,
to
the
the
to
167
producing gas wells (such
wells) located in the States of
of
the
and
same
gas
Aztec
approximately
(in
90% ),
which
the
located
Utah, Texas, Oklahoma
and
and
only a relatively
products,
all of
whicfc
profits.
Foreign opera¬
that
in
extensive
"an
1946,
con¬
involving
and
much-needed
company
continued
has
program
into
1956.—V.
has
the
concluded
exploration
an
184,
p.
terms
in
the
of
and
Kern
production
it was announced
Vice-President.
Executive
Anticline"
will
of
agreement,
San
73®.
Sunset
by
on
agree-
Oct. 23 by
of Continental Oil's
Calif.,
on
the
International.
during
the first
half of
3,778
Obispo
Luis
developed
be
acres
Counties,
Sunset
International
2,420 barrels per r*ay »s compared
barrels in 1955, stated Mr. Sterling.
with
averages
1,697
drilling
and
Continental Oil Co.,
Sterling,
a
daily
average
daring concept in service station merchandising is being activated
Angeles, Calif., area by Golden Eagle stations of this corpo¬
ration, it was announced on Oct. 25.
Morton A. Sterling, Executive
Vice-President,
said
the
new
service
station
"stores"
would stocfc
in
the Los
nationally known brand-name merchandise.
Appliances,
sporting equipment, etc., are being offered to the public
equipment.
prin¬
users,
about
140
OF
of
$5,700,000
the
187,500shs.
790,000 shs.
principal
between
the
29,
shares
(par
which
capital
the
of
stock
A
class
of
of
1975.
exercise
stock.
each
1956
to
interest
part
and
1961
conversion
company's
The
amount
that
upon
Oct.
15
1975.
for
pay¬
remaining
principal
annum
issuance
for
—
forth
set
and
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Eastman
of
stock
the
without
$1).
of
class
stock
A
$1)
(par
The
low
Dillon,
Securities
Goldman,
in
(in
company
&
Gas
Oil
company
Co.,
interests
&
Gas
in
Co.
developed
for
and
$4,007,545,
$3,551,030.
varying
interests
New
a
total
of
being equivalent to 134 net
Mexico, Colorado and Texas.
As
approximately 405,000
company
the
States
Louisiana.—V.
had
of
184,
an
over-all
New
p.
of
oil
interest
of
acres
Mexico,
1732.
Co.____
Witter
Hemphill,
Paine,
12,500.
Hutton
Merrill,
4,500
Co.4,500
&
Co.
&
The
Webber,
Jackson
Co.
&
to increase the average daily delivery capacity
by 456,408,000 cubic feet.
This increase, plus
pending FPC action, would result in an average
daily sales capacity of Tennessee's system of 2,471,701,000 cubic feefand a peak day sales capacity of 2,886,076,000 cubic feet.
The latestproposed increase would be made available to existing customers and
an
average of 75,537,000 cubic feet per day would be used for storage
development and miscellaneous adjustments.
The company proposes to construct 1,085 miles of pipeline in Louisi¬
ana, Mississippi,
Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Penn¬
sylvania, New York and to fields in the Gulf of Mexico off the Louisi¬
ana
shore.
The company also proposes
to construct new compressor
stations in Mississippi, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and New York totaling53,700 compressor horsepower.
Tennessee proposes to add 63,540 com¬
pressor horsepower in existing stations in Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio
and Pennsylvania.
V
The
company
proooses
to construct a second submerged
pipeline
crossing of the Mississippi River near Greenville, Miss., where 90%
of the gas transported flows through a highway bridge crossing.
The
company stated that it would require the additional submerged crossing
in order to maintain adequate service in thd event an accident on the
its
pipeline
&
Co.,
Marache
Leonard
Inc.
transmission
Colorado,
tends
West
3,500
The
-3,500
Grant-Brownell
Lundborg &
at
I,
Co
South
Broadway,
also
3,000
sinking fund,
7,500
Crowell,
Weedon
Co.____
2,500
abovementioned
7,590
Manley,
Bennett & Co.__—
2,50)
principal
E.
Masten
&
Co.______
&
Central
Republic Co.
Mead,
&
(Inc.)
Ladd.___,___
7,500
Greene
7,500
Westheimer
&
7,500
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson._
Richard
Corp.—
2,000
7.500
Henry
Co.:
2,000
6,500
J.
S.
Hope
6,500
C.
C.
McCune
1,
next,
through
111.,
90,
at
or
Hanover
tne
Bank,
7®
Y.
N.
repaid
be
Dec.
on
1956,
1,
through operation of the
presentation of original debentures to either of thcagents, the aggregate then due of $784,(W«k
upon
paying
of
amount
debentures.
original
will
in
usual
the
manner.
2,500
7,500
15,
York
New
will
"There
Chicago,
Street,
LaSalle
3,000
3,000
Dec.
on
of
1971,
3.000
Co.___
redemption
for
the sinking fund, $16,000 of its 2%%
debentures, due
at 100%. of the principal amount.
Payment will be made
the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, 23)
Bateman,
Co
called
has
company
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
&
Redemption—
Texas Co.—Partial
10,000
Irving
and Connecticut.—V. 184, p. 1482.
setts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island
4,500
Co.„
&
&
crossing.
the proposed
of
cost
bonds, debentures, preferred
operation
&
that
facilities would be financed by the issuance
and second preferred stock. Tennessee*?
system originates in Texas and Louisiana and ex~
through the States of Arkansas. Mississippi. Tennessee, Kentucky,
Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Massachir-
The
4,500
Lynch—
Newbold's Son
Eichler
still
damaged
bridge
June
&
system
increases
3,500
H.
A.
Co.—Expansion Project—
by this company seeking authorization for the
miles of natural gas pipeline and compression units
1,085
today.
3,500
Inc.__
Eagle stations in
the Los Angeles
California the company's products arc
banner of Craig.
marketing
the
aggregating 117,240 horsepower at an estimated cost of $166,830,000 bas
accepted for filing,
the Federal Power Commission announced
Co.
10,009
Becker
Golden
Northern
been
W.
Allyn & Co. Inc.__
G.
California.
96
In
under
of
Moore,
&
in
has
area.
application
struction
10,000
Co.____
all
are
company
12,500
&
Weeks
&
already
coupons
is
a
fully integrated oil company, with pro¬
transportation and marketing facilities. Its distribut¬
reiining,
outlets
12,500
Co
&
Noyes
or
4,500
Co.________
&
Turben
Granbery,
Curtis
C.
F.
Co
&
Miller
McCormick
Co.^
&
Barney & Co
Hallgarten
Laurence
L.
F.
Co
M.
Marks
Rothschild
Estabrook
&
The
Co.
&
Co
&
Co
Ohio
Stroud
Bache
&
Co
Co.,
:
Inc.___
Burge
—V.
184,
Miller
&
W.
Clarke
Dahlberg &
&
McGlone
4,500
Kraus_,
&
Vercoe
Fred
&
C.
2,500
2,500
1
Co.___
Co..
&
2,000
Co
&
Mason-Hagan,
4.500
Co..___
&
Co.__
Co.__
&
4.500
Whipple
Ball,
Carl
6.50 J
Co
&
Bacon,
2,000
Inc.—
2,009
Inc
2,000
Co
2,000
Yager,
Inc.
2,000
1733.
p.
Interest
—V.
This
SEC
Texas
of
Commission
a
hearing
The
was
the
announced
proposal
cents
per
has
given
interested
the
proposal
payable
it
40
on
Dec.
share
Oct.
on
the
its
31,
company
persons
has
to
applied
make
until Nov. 15,
the
to
cash
a
stockholders;
common
1956,
dis¬
and
the
to request
proposal.
1956,
of
to
a
cash distribution
each
common
holder
stock.
of
The
the
of 40 cents
company's
distribution
will
per
share,
outstanding
be
made
in
only
outstanding obligation
of Standard
Shares
senior to
the
is a promissory note in the amount of $1,250,000, which
matures on July 30, 1957.
The Hanover Bank, the holder of the note,
common
has
stock
consented
1,
1956,
paid
be
Transmission
Eastern
Corp.—Acquires
Unit—
tu
Corp.
abandon sales or
natural gas to Texas Eastern and Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
Texa*
Eastern, which owns 93%
of Texas Production's outstanding common
stock, will sell gas to Arkansas Louisiana without interruption under
Federal
acquire
the
its
Commission
Power
subsidiary,
Commission
The
has
Eastern
Texas
Texas
authorized
authorized
this
corporation
Production
Production
to
merger.
the
.,
Dec.
proposed
1, 1955, granted Texas Eastern temporary
acquisition
to
Texas Power
An
and operation.—V.
184,
p.
authority
1G40.
the proposed
distribution
to the
common
stockholders.
Light Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
&
underwriting group headed jointly by
Kidder, Pea-
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane on Oct. 31
offered for public sale 100,000 shares of $4.76 cumulative
preferred stock (without par value) at $100 per share
body
&
Co.;
Merrill
and
contemplates
28,
shares
of
to
part out of earned surplus to the full extent thereof, which at Sept. 30,
1956, amounted to $359,786,
and
the balance out of capital surplus
as
of Dec. 31,
1956, and which as of Sept. 30, 1956, was $21,751,384.
The
Dec.
1063.
Shares, Inc.—40-Cent Cash Distribution— '■•'*.
approval of
tribution
due
p.
The FPC on
corporation,
for
184,
The
for
Standard
1,430,000
in
E.
12,500
&
Ripley
Hornblower
com-
which
$3,762,514.
was
Dean
A.
Hayden,
Union
Co.
&
Sachs
cash
both.
of
Sunset-International
ducing,
ing
12,500
Smith,
intra¬
The
commerce).
Goodbody
45,090
Inc.
A.
Shares
Pierce
either
with
the merchandise
accumulated, or a
the public can buy
company's new policy,
prices
combination
of
below:
Beane-
the
Under
at
of
FINANCING
Outstanding
through
the
of
STOCK—On
stock
common
1957
for
housewares,
at startling
discounts.
The company proposes
PRESENT
payments
per
Merchandising Program—
A
Tennessee Gas Transmission
gathering
interests
date, the company held
leases
and
engaged in the produc¬
The gross sales price was
the
was
had
the
Aztec Oil
1954.
to
purchase
was
various
company
company
to
interstate
Feb. 8,
sold
the
resale
(in
on
basis
its
in
subsidiary,
1950, and
12,
company
which
Mexico
former
Jan.
on
the
New
field and
the
investment in
been
As
on
significant subsidiary. Southern Union Gather¬
July 13, 1953, and engaged in the San Juan
northwestern
commerce)i
pany's
had
On
of
one
from wells in
gas
state
has
stock
Harriman
which
which
the
An
to
Merrill
40,000 shs.
primary
consumers
(or
41,894 shs.
may be outstanding at any time under
except that additional bonds may be issued
with the restrictions contained in the indenture.
service
gas
281,453
and
Its
given
dis¬
organi¬
Shares
unlimited
BUSINESS—Company
has
and
and
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
purchase, and the company,
and the selling stockholders
severally agreed to sell to them, the numbers of shares of com¬
have
25,050 shs.
26,096 shs.
1932.
to
from
annual
repaid
reserved
24,174 shs.
41,933 shs.
_______________________
accordance
laws in
of
main
24,775 shs
of
shares
be
to
187,500 shares reserved
shares
agreed
25,050 shs.
•;—
(par
62,500
is
48
mon
_—-—
is
ethical
volume
to
earnings,
by over 300% air
entirely of nationally
time.
products
or
sales and
1941,
better
almost
that
at
industrial
no
form-
200,000 shs,
—
amount
which
amount
UNDERWRITERS
(par $100),
series
indenture
directly
annual
part
7o\
4 V*
and
209,846
stock
series
'The
the
handling
and
aggregate
19
that
and
1960
for
into
.
stock
A.
distributed
and
field
187,500 shs.
*2,500,000 shs.
from
year
for
annum
by
3,994,000
$4,000,000
series
series
of each
1
per
repaid
par
notes payable
5.05%
Net
1956
the
V
$6,000,000
with
year
3,929,000
4.000,000
5%
per
of
10,000,000
Common
preparations
in
over
volume
consisted
Assurance Co. of Canada—Stock Placed Pri¬
metropolitan
operating1
TO
•__
outstanding shares
value, was reclassified
4,000,000
series
to
States.
1975
12,500
10,000,000
series
3% %
be
options and
$12,904,000
sinking fund debentures due 1976
preferred
is
to
to
provides
RECLASSIFICATION
sinking fund debentures due 1972
41'2%
Tne
certain
accrue
maintains -fc
feeding
EFFECT
$1)_____
agreement
$300,000
tlncludes
Outstanding
sinking fund debentures due 1971
Cumulative
loan
1956
(par
paid on June
rate
is
bonds:
414%
434%
will
of
facilities
of
account
sale
marketed
are
$1)
(par
stock
of
ments
this
354%
•
'The
com¬
3%%
i
Common
FINANCING
;
Installment
this
and
properties
be
capacity
sells business forms
representatives
GIVING
notes due
stock
A
principal
1976__
414%
the
this
will
expansion
customers.
to
Authorized
year.
EFFECT
1975
in
productive
for
and
form
products
full-time
throughout the United
'Long-term
be
will
nature
Authorized
mortgage sinking
27/s%
issuable
shares
manufacturing
service
from
forms,
customers'
company's
through
Class
.anticipated 1957 program.
is expected to approximate
the
the
pany's retained earnings during such
♦First
the
new
sold
being
makes
company
CAPITALIZATION
and
the
1800.
p.
feeding
and
handling
equipment,
including
specially
designed
printed forms and specially designed or adapted form feeding
handling equipment.
The company
also sells stock forms,
as
the
for
Sales
.
expenditures,
corporation
other
financing
.
Exchange.
took
with
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—Contract—
This
bales
capacity
184,
company's
•
BUSINESS:
proceeds received will be added to the company's
from time to time applied
to defray a portion of
company's anticipated 1957 program of making addi¬
betterments and extensions to its plant and properties.
necessary
higher
a
190,000
the
company.
PROCEEDS—Net
Additional
of
of
improve
proceeds
no
sale
increase
and
order
stockholders and
zation
tions,
Stock
vately—See Nationwide Corp. above.—V. 181, p. 752.
Under
nation's
Co.,. produces
bread—at
costs
of
part
will
existing manufacturing facilities
shares held, with an oversubscription
privilege. "
[This figure should have read 170,281 shares.] The sub¬
scription offer, which expired on Oct. 30, was not under¬
written.
"
of
York
expanded measurably."
Upham & Co. study points out
improvement program,
begun
Sun Life
"Gonyer
the average family.—V.
from
proceeds
discharge
to
twelve
funds
the
full-time
from
cost
Machine
of
for
25.
Register Co.—Stock Offered-—Merrill Lynch,
on Oct. 31 offered
tinguished
the
work
Oct.
on
Holland
loaves
in balers built for
Offering—Mention
was made in our issue of Oct. 22 of the
offering by this
company to its common stockholders of record Sept. 26
of 171,187 shares of additional common stock (par $1)
at $18 per share on the basis of one new share for each
general
to
go
announced
40,000 shares of common stock to its officers and regular
employees at $22.45 per share.
Broad¬
Tennessee,
mortgage
public.
office
was
treasurer's
70
East
balance
Union
'
1397.
p.
for
pharmaceutical
Announces
Standard
selling
Southern
hay
measures
corporation
slices—just
found
184,
also
and
purposes,
applica¬
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and associates
180C.
p.
that
Hayliner,
even
ever
February.—V.
facili¬
ties to meet its sales requirements and enabled the company
to hold
down csots despite the rise in wages, materials, supplies and
services.
By
late 1955, upwards of $40,000,000 had
been expended for suelr
parent
companies, Stratinat Ltd.,
Abrasive Corp. of Buffalo, N. Y., by an
&
The
the
in
Spar-Mica's
publicly 300,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$24 per share. Simultaneously, the company is offering
trustee,
coupon.
hands
interest
the
Bank,
maturing
consolidated
the
1
from
Hanover
at
payment of the
in
bonds
direct
holders
Nov.
for
semi-annual
the
of
registered
184,
$845,923
1,082,821
Y.,
baler
soon,
the adjoining warehousingpackage and distribute boric acid
2,854,690
$1,322,492
N.
Nov.
$7,500,000
tered
3,303,503
available
York,
the
354,037
Ry.—Pays Bonds at Maturity—
became
New
Virginia
401,177
The
1481.
p.
Funds
way,
taxes_
charges
Southern
V.
$57,615,828
5,932,845
1,076,291
income
oper.
after
hay
farmers
$64,223,424
taxes
operating
Net
A
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$7,759,190
expenses
Fed.
Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
$8,382,441
_______
.
had
in
Harris,
large capital
Sperry Rand Corp.—New Hay Baler Introduced—
5,582,481
revenues
about
expansion
New
1940.
| ment with the
England Telephone
Period End. Aug. 31—
;
Con-
cost
rebuliding
important contributors
Morton
Oper.
Oper.
to
mineral
improvement,
medicinal
have
The
hand.
on
the
50%.
by
product
cited
company
struction
sub¬
Golding-Keene
will
of
of
sharp
business
now
are
Jersey.
construction
"continued
on
broadening
compared with
156.
p.
increase
to
once.
store,
"Since the present management
have
registration
a
Co.,
&
to net
proceeds
$4,652,146
from
funds
of
tion
SEC
through
Allen
price
deposits
from
plans
estimated
of domestic and foreign operations,
lines, and possible future acquisitions,"
growth potential in a field report given
out
on
Oct. 26
by a research department of Harris, Upham & Co..
nationwide investment brokerage firm with 35 offices coast
to coast
|
a
construction
Refractories
loan
$850,000
Lunt,
be
Hampshire
loan
Electro
and
for
of
$2,000,000
was
shares
publicly
each
use
finance
to
New
Balance
17%
30.
earlier.
year
shares
19,594.946
gain
a
ended
montns
sidiary
the
with
400,000
at
for
will
feldspar
and
filed
sold
to
are
shares
corporation
ferred
Canada
Montreal,
or
approximately
exchange.
of
shares
new
29
sold
be
to
it
acf& plant
is
*
,
Sterling Drug Inc.—Continued Expansion Seen—
Exchange Commission—
&
McDowell.
funds,
rates
common
The
aggregated
of
stock
The
in
1956, after all charges,
at
also
to
that
boric
which
Plant—
52,916,927
Hamlin
&
Calif.,
sulfate,
stream
on
28,121,941
"The
by
Blosser
come
60,318,989
of
be
to
acids, chlorinated solvents and
by Stauffer in Northern California.
announced a few months
ago
that it is enlarging
Falls boron trichloride plant ten-fold.
That new
unit is
29,431,915
Ltd.,
issue
to
are
securities
the note when
pay
marketed
3,380,194
Oct.
on
is
to
:
announced
begin
used
are
7,537,888
corporation
18
to
sodium
8,155,925
Corp.,
marketable
required
company
expected to
216,758,829
sufficient
cash
expansion,
Stauffer
These
chemicals
The
the
scheduled
anhydrous
other
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$
has
of
49
431.
Francisco,
for
addition,
and
$
it
p.
Oct.
on
San
work
1232.
p.
its
struction
Co.—Earnings—
184,
3,671,716
ment
earning
year,
Sept. 30,
1956
$25,145,781
on
company
the
program.—
construction
a
that
balance
any
Stauffer Chemical Co.-^-To Expand
1,
reimburse
states
raTse
due.—V.
6,970,931
charges
Johan
Oct.
the
share
per
bhares
will
it
becomes
7,734,156
With Securities and
per share on
common
stock compared with
share for the 1955 period.
Gross revenue for
Sept.
gross
on
for
$29,502,657
and
45,530,553 385,142,241
27,918,809 233,022,839
30,173,138
income_
oper.
Spar-Mica
10%—
1169.
p.
company
income
finance
and
49,732,935
___
taxes
taxes
oper.
after
Net
1955.
over
months ended
Southern Co.—Earnings 17%
The
1956,
promissory
1956—Month—1955
31—
expeuses
income
Straus,
third
9%
or
Shares
to
it
In
revenues
Operating
and
Lawrence
net
1,
retire
$
quarter of 1956 totaled $8,397,553, 10%
year.
After all charges, this was equal ,to
the
12
ended
11%
year.—V.
for
777.
p.
Period End. Aug.
of
Japanese
trading
companies,
and
business in the aircraft and industrial
8,039,647
on
$3.17
or
months
12
market
Commission
facilities.
leading
last
lor the
$31,512,134
$28,804,610
Nov.
to
expended
third
$4,266,896
Net income
was
used
similar
engines
latter
be
Southwestern Bell Telephone
825.
p.
revenue
of
but
the
York,
dated
U.
mortgage bonds to Mutual
which.holds all of the utility's out¬
. .
.. i
. .
i.
j , ,
Based
the
period
per
Gross
turbine
gas
will
funds
lor
Operating,
Solar
at
Sept. 30.
This was the same per share
'7,453,760 shares for the third quarter of last
Quinton, President.
increase
proceeds
Net
volume
for
like
cents
sales
arrange
California Edison Co.—Earnings Up
income
over
of
large
Southern
Net
Nissno
will
be built in Japan that the
cover
developments,
by
one
a
fields.—V.
not
Nissho
be
to
are
P.
first
capacity
The
V.
that
New
California
5%
be expanded.
is
on
expected
does
agreement
other
various
to
is
bonds
The
components.
for several^ aircraft to
planes.
components
to
it
of
its
1981.
in¬
Alexander
Black, Solar Vice-Pesident—sales, said that Nissho will
represent
Solar in Japan,
Taiwan
(Formosa i,
Philippine
Islands,
Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea.
Mr.
Co.
the
to
of
Standard
enable
applied
$1,200,000
standing first mortgage bonds.
announced that a sales agreement has been
Co. Ltd., of Tokyo.
Under the agreement
15
Nissho
firm
Sola-Flex
cluding
and
the
with
Japanese
sell
to
Insurance
Life
Agreement—
has
company
authority
Solar Aircraft Co.—Japanese Sales
(1957)
and accrued dividends.
The
1961,
$4.76
$104
preferred
thereafter
stock
is
through
at $106 through Oct. 31.
1966, and $102
thereafter*
redeemable
Oct.
31,
plus accrued dividends.
PROCEEDS—The company will use the proceeds of this sale along
with a cash contribution of $2,000,000 by Texas Utilities Co., parent
per
share,
in
each
case
•
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1958)
common stock equity and
the proceeds from a|
$±0,010,000 of bonds to repay construction advance/
Texas Utilities and to cover estimated construe tic.)
expenditures for tue remainder of 1956 and for 1957.
q
The company's construction program is expected to require approxi¬
organization,
its
to
proposed sale of
of $3,000,000 by
BUSINESS—The
an
of
Texas
12
montns
having
ended
compared
840,000
for
Income
52 counties
in
petiou
1956
tue
witn $10,616,000
$11,292,000 compared
was
1955.
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
2%%
due
series
1975—
series
due
3%
series
due
$31,500,000
8,000,000
2,000,000
—-—
1978.
3V*7c
series
3^8%
due
series
3%%,
stock
$4.84
$4.76
preferred
•Unlimited
(no par)
stock
stock
Common
(no par)
(no
to
as
(no
—
par)
±
but
authorization,
earnings and other
supplemented.
provisions
the
of
purchasers
named
below
70,000 shs.
100,000 sns.
4,600,000 shs.
have
from the company the respective
preferred stock set forth below:
purchase
by
property,
trust,
severally
numbers
Peabody & Co
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
&
agreed
Curtis
Co...
14,300
Smith,
C
Hallgarten
&
Carl
M.
Loeb,
F.
Stern
Rhoades
Moseley
184,
2,0)0
2,830
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Dallas Union Securities Co.
1,000
First Southwest Co...—
1,000
Folger,
&
&
W.
2,800
Co
&
Nolan,
1,500
Fleming-
Hibbs
B.
arithmetic
calculations,
election
its
process
stand-by
Inc.,
Co.,
&
1,000
—
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Rauxcher,
Pierce
&
Inc.
S1,5jO,000
1,000
&
plant, of Daimo Vicvor Co.,
Calif., was dedicated on Oct. 25,
consolidates alt o"flees and man factoring processes
one
roof.
Previously, operations were spread between six dif¬
buildings in bau wuilOo anu ±>tlmunt.— v. lo4, p. 1482.
under
Theatrical
Interests
corporation
Oct.
on
52,000
shares
of
its
class
A
shares
of
Its
class
B
proposed
stock
not
is
than
Class
B
stock
the
service
will
entitling
shares
at
$10
per
being
registrant,
stock
being
)s
class
A
offered
the
class
for
W.
A.
The
new
Rapids, Iowa.
primarily
as
the
businesses.
The
to
The
Act
pany
a
in
company
of
investors
registered
stock
A
the
23
class
be
of
the
who
is
corporat:on
interested
are
in
to
provide
of
class
United
the
field
of
Investment
Oct.
1956,
1957
tive
covering
and
include
pictures,
but
television
will
plays,
be
not
limited
operettas,
to
theatrical
legitimate
forth
road
operas,
The
expects
company
in
medium
the
Merchants
in
lo
and
plays,
companies,
complete
A.
motion
Total
which
to
in
$30,000,000
and
Ontario
will
junior
for
the
securities—probably $63,000,000 debentures and
This, plus $120,000,000 from the Federal
Governments,
the financing.
complete
and
$16,000,000
from
company
sponsors
the
The
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Places Deben¬
Privately—This corporation has sold an issue of
$20,000,000 4% debentures, due 1977, to a group of in¬
surance
companies, according to an announcement on
Nov. 1 by J. F. Burton, Financial
Vice-President.
proceeds
from
bank
the
sale
loans
will
be
previously
used
to
arranged
retire
to
all
presently
provide
statement
Option
Plan
In
for
May of this
first
the
of
sold
company
holders.
All
the
year,
mortgage
sale
pipe
the
corporation
line
$20,000,000
additional
an
three
bonds,
of
4%
441,250
transactions
sold
and
the
of
funds
for
part
of
of
stock
to
construction
184,
quarter
This
the
for
the
of
included
for
before
The
the
sales
With
p.
of
the
—Texas
and
7,501,2o0
shares
of
common
stock.—V.
184
1840.
Each
the
and
quarter
This
of
and
has
distribution
line
in
Corp.
of
the
has
the
for
Industries,
manufacturer
outlets
Ultrasonic
product
acquired
Weathers
new
of
stock
Inc.,
United
States
formulated
The
sale
of
the
November
units
described
income
for
Finance
share
division
and
cash
and
conditioning
s.zalle
a
All
of
company
For
loss
on
the
The
based
loss
the
a
ended
in
trend
June,
during
Sept.
excess
of
experienced
1956
the
past
and
cumul.
tax
air
of
subject
proceeds
GIVING
recently
when
30,
for
amounted
and
development
the
taken
in
1954
to
will
stock
(par
(par
15
office
30,
and
1955
expects
continued
reached
20, 1956 showed
p.
1171.
a
by
to
on
break
an
share
per
,
Rooms,
Quick
Freezers,
Ice Makers and Display
AS
to
OF
May
after
May 1,
Funk? o ssr.
R.
to
purchase
expire
May
and
JUNE
1,
30,
1964
1956
$393,030
J.
1,
27.500
1964
and
1959,
the
At
Chairman
shares
have
not
yet
time
same
its
Board
s~me
prices.
of
the
at
exercised.
been
refunding
prior
to
produced
profit
tax
mortgage bonds, series L, 3 V* %
exchange for temporary bends at
Exchange Place, New York City,-—V.
due
in
Tne
134,
0
redemption
a
at
$11
and
be
used
TO
is
•
selling
is
He
capital
for
highly
$5)
a
also
director
a
the
oper.
S.
C.
T
Dallas,
main
m
field
of
The
Fed.
s.
inc.
paid
Las
Cruces,
operations
buying
at
a
scares)
various
of
operating finance
Tvler, El Paso, H°r-
Longview,
N.
of
M.;
t^e
and
corporation
discount
inc.
po
nt
operating profit
are
1,773,219
2,238,607
2,191,098
$5,409,508
$7,940,965
28,336
*
fEarns.
,
$7,407,647'
deferred
ert
c
per
fBased
3.C20.622
accelerated
of
rmo-t.
$10,<>23.269 '
adj.
i
a
d
com.
n
2,051,528
$3,653,022
vs.
sh
corn,
2,005.267
2,728,472 :< 7 0*1,006
$3,374,146
$1.56
2,342,411 shares.—V.
on
$5,212,499
'$4, C616 >1
$2.23
$1.99
$1.44
184, p.
1275.
said
$
118,192,694
Park
Telephone Co.—Preferred
Stock
Offered
—Security Associates, Inc., Winter Park, Fla., on Oct. 9
offered publicly 3,000 shares of 5V2% cumulative
pre-ferred stock at par ($100 per share) and accrued divs.
The
preferred
telephone
stock
callable
is
net
at
$104
share
per
and
accrued
32 228
14 951
9,773
132
officers
4,521
$51,042
$22,455
$10 490
divid._
will
proceeds
company
East
New
own
be
to
used
incorporated
was
England
Ave,,
majority
a
which
Co.
of
Winter
the
the
serves
$1
45,049
29,143
GIVING
12,763
4%
of
no
in
install
additional
Florida
Park.
capital
The
stock
communities
Jan.
on
granted
10,000 shares of the
options being exercisable
$2
share,
per
stock.'
options
at
any
which
t'me
the
and
Orange
City
Orange
City
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
prior
take
Inc.
Wareing
Stewart
Buhler
de
does
not
obligation
la
the
number
_
"
themselves
&
Co
&
„
the
beside
proceeds
the
to
the
corporation
for
181,
p.
principal
the
underwriters
total
of
27,272
and
At
units.
Jersey.
has
been
will be
184,
furnace lir.e
used
J.—Ordered
All
of
of
the
to
and
two
25
by
temporarily
Worthington
and
built
for
making
utility
readily
will
new
them
from
serie-
of
bonds.
F
obligation to the
pieces
new
climate
selling
packaged
its
>
Attorney General Grover C. Richman, Jr., late in October announced
low
adaptable
of
J.
of
the
Lawler,
Air
<
.
.
Vice-P-esid?nt
Conditioning
attics,
to
home
or
liquid
chiller
control
air
and
Re¬
a
minimum
cost
or
in
cost
It
Ala.,
were
conditioning
units.
ha-e
for
installation
optional
business
in
features
base-*
making
use.-^
of
and
with
few
structural
offering
is
areas
scarcity
C'ear,
oil-fired,
air
Worthington's air conditioning lire
"wet" heat to convert to year-round
Worthington
units
or
of
in
using
conditioner.
cos)
high
at
new
Point
gas-
addition
dimensions
and
in
furnaces,
future
assorted
or
homeowners
third
inifial
air conditioning
of
by this corporation.
wholesalers
sizes
easy
year-round
in
come
rooms
small
allow
Suspend
The
restrained
sale
meet its
Mctdiew
Worthington's
types
are
furnaces
ments,
to
6.000 shs
: 4.120 shs.
Division.
equipment,
N.
'
__li_
1171.
p.
Oct.
made
was
Manager
different
unveiled.
Selling Stock in New Jersey—
corporation
900.000
$100)___-__^_;
above.
Union,
169,000
(par 6100)^- a I™ s^s.*
contemplating
announced on
meeting
a.
50
some
2521.
Corp.
63.?.COO
1970___:_______
;
that sale
new
were
General
them
Corn.,
1"8 000
:
1,
fpar
stock
Bank.—V.
announcement
frigeration
fr"m
Corp.—Control—
Research
stoclr
is
company
from
complete
The
The
National
1970
1975^____:
March
/ WTorthingion Corp.—New Furnace Line, etc. Announced
1,000
relieve
1,
1,
due
preferred
Manhattan
equipment
1 0*0
Co,
Sept.
Jan.
bonds
*rr"vp
to
1.000
way
V.
due
anaing
'/••
$214,000
______•
the
1958
The
2,500
any
due
1970_
1,
loans-
Chase
listed
units
Col
&
Marre
Metals
E
cumulative
In
paid
•
underwriting
of
__r___
in
1064;
series
D
cumulative preferred
Common
stock
(par $10)
Oct.
underwriters
.
down
to
corpora¬
and
FNAVCING
..v.'..'/
Sept.
5j/2%
A
Magill,
series
debenture
57c
_
the
of
optioned share.
to
,
the Underwriters
stock
common
for
•
to
1,
company
the
of
of
" •?
due
C
Bank
preferred
par
has
to
Co.,
bonds:
series
4Vb%
corporation
of
mortgage
3V2%
3Vz7r
2,240
per
First
>"
par
issuance
•
Helen.
CAPITALIZATION
1,101
.
divi-
facilities.
Telephone
Lake
74,699
Perkins
in New
<g
1627.
p.
at
$151,159
23,656
underwriters
p.
184,
its
lnt;4
30,971
price
5c
Vacuum
1956—16 Wfcs.—1°55
144,151,409
30,764,944
1921.
It serves
the
City of Winter Park, Fla., and ad aceat areas,
including,
the
towns
of
Maittand,
Altamonte
Springs,
Longwood,
Ccsselberry, Goldenrod
and
Eatonville,
wi-h
telephone service both
local
and
long distance.
The
company's business
office
is
located
176,028
on
L.
1956—4 Wks.—1955
37,490,029
Outs
up
a
Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Higher-
BUSINESS—The
TToPs
stock
..32,672.
$10,332,063
taxes
.facilities—
name:
This
22,679
$7,693,115
$5,704,548
taxes
to
Bal.-.avail, for
indus¬
of
notes
a
reduced
$10,39a.ga3
(net)
inc.
PROCEEDS—The
$145,057
before
184,
13,394,975
$10,099,^91
dends.
$240,739
UNDERWRITERS—Among the members of the
the
following
who -have
firmly
committed
their
15,703,364
$7,675,4',6
23,675
before
Fed.
due
„
1955
are
This
$25 802,755 $23.794,"OS
$7,477,767
deferred
Fed.
Rockhill
$451,345
stock
purchase
their
826.
$7,454,092
_______
d'ducs.
etc.,
income
Winter
taxes
OPTIONS—The
principal
Commi.ttje.
10,332,841
(net)
income
•Net
341,850 shs.
taxes__
s*ock
of
Seattle-^irst
e
p.
106,272 shs.
corporation,
paid
on
no-par
preferred
stock
at
the
184,
19r6—9 Mo v—>^6 -12 Mo".--',955
revenues.-
Int.,
—V.
1956
income
the
company.—V.
$
$777,906
________
income
sum
Mr.- Sturkey.
of
the Bx-cti
of
n
11,886,072
Sales
16.000 s^s.
Divids.
to
by
President
airm
$19,340,164 S17.973.277
Period End. Oct. 20—
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME
•Paid
vacated
Vice
C
utility
FINANCING
holdings
income
Divids.
'
share
Outstanding
106,272 s"
Texas;
Years Ended June 30—
Net
the
taxes
Other income
•Gross
record.
♦Common
late
of
although
incorporated
on
actually commenced doing business on July 1, 1952, and
of four operating companies with an earning
1952,
bef.
pest
Executive
of
&
exp.
Net
375,003 shs.
and
in
specialized
acquired
Inc.
the
succeed
of
corporation
engaged
in
the
dealing in notes, bonds, debentures,
(except for qualifying
each
of
which
has
an
all
the
show
even
Saunders,
revenues*'^
Texas
a
cities:
companies.
April 29,
Federal
to
and
Manager
of
the
been e'ec ed Exeeu+i~e -viee-President''
southern division, has
Manager to -fill the
D,
Oper.
working capital.
PRESENT
stock
following
Greenwood.
Total
President
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings Higher—
equities.
Its principal place of business is in the
Building, Dallas, Texas.
The
corpo-atlon also owns
McAllen,
loan
elected
Vice-President
General
Period End. Sept. 30—-
the
tax
per
16,000 s'-s.
cents)
corporations,
the
and
the
been
formerly
National Ban)', has 'been elected
profits
on
has
Poor,
Operating
profit
a
after
was
Sturkey
T.
Charies
1955,
other
the
in
lingen,
buying,
Vandersee
operations
184,
and
subsidiary, which is
profit figures.—V. 184, p. 771.
(par SI)
Life
of
See
company
quarterly
to
M.
company's
e^,
A
1956
Pope A-e., Hagersin' Maryland.
It is
loan
agreement, the company granted to
purchase 27,500 shares
of
the company's
ranging from $5.68 per share on or be-ore
prices
$7.27
first
Bernard
to
development
$500,000.
figures.—V.
months
offe
amounted
year,
July,
net
a
income
EFFECT
pfd.
and
Gibraltar
100%
its
of
conditioning
sold
research
901
1928
S,_ Eyrne,
on
wholly-owned
a
s*ock
stock
subsidiary
manufacturing rights
were
for
above
and
Federal
pfd.
cumul.
securities
present
distribution
finished
four
represents
Jun5 1 through Sept.
unaudited
the
the
purchaser.
resulting from such
cost-plus-lixed-fee basis.
year
until
on
to
o
units
products
somewnat
Bcale
patents
finished
$5,500,000
priority
and
J.,
a
leading
equipment
with
foreign countries.
increase
be
Sept.
fiscal
Authorized
14-cent
—V.
«^nmbAUSil!esSuboolced
of
which
and
to
patents
N.
certain
expand
inventory
these
withqut warranty
$5,750,000
assets,
sound
Walter
SEC
Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Units Offered
is
net
CAPITALIZATION
R.
air
jleft
hand.
on
the
and
plans
products.
last
all
Barrington,
high-fidelity
5,
dividends.
accrued
the
Corp.—Acquisition, etc.—
company
business
to
are
ended
wallpaper
foregoing sales and
PROCEEDS—The
1958,
designer
Charles
the
National
preferred
tion,
Ultrasonic
Oct.
commercial
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Changes in Personnel—
Corp. and Muir Investment Co.,1 both
of San Antonio, Tex., on Oct. 24 offered
27,272 shares of
70-cent cumulative preferred stock (par $5) and
13,636
shares of common stock (par 15 cents) in units of one
preferred share and one-half com. share at $11 per unit.
of this year's scheduled financing. Transcon¬
outstanding $229,446,030 of long-term d bi, $11.9 ,0,-
stock
■
the
1, 1"85. are available
Manhattan Bank, 43
1398.
for
completion
novrliai
preferred
years
vending
beverage
to
Chase
Registers
—
with
and
company's
of
period
Federal
provision
in
preferred
tinental
several
past
oh
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Definitive Bond-—
1520.
p.
sales
net
first
operations
consolidated
share¬
financing
program.
000
'
portion
a
965.
p.
Definitive
statement, to eligible employ res of
Manufacturers, Inc. and its subsidiar.es as de¬
reported by Inland Wallpaper Co.,
of
arranged
October, the
In
common
its
$40,000,000
time
same
debentures.
shares
were
issue
an
at
due
June
registration
construction,
3%%
184,
privilege;.
replenish
the
with offices at
warrants
warrants
—V.
Wallpaper, Inc.—Results for First Quarter—
the
$732,982
in
tures
outstanding
Inc.
of the Sears paint and wallpaper fac'orms
"r-(
sales
combined facilities for the month of August and
September.
trial
The
registration
Stock
plans.—V.
$8,099,456.
business
financing
Manufacturing,
a
BUSINESS—Corporation
stock.
common
said the order for proximity
approximately $1,750,000.
The
by Collins Radio Co. of Cedar
interests in the Elnployee Stock Purchase Plan
(par value $1 per share) for the Execu¬
and
consolidated
was
70-cent
etc.
pipeline firm Alberta to eastern Canada.
Nesbitt,
President of Nesbitt,
Thomson, Ltd., said it is
issue
$144,000,000
firs;
mortgage
bonds,
and
another
Deane
$90,000,000
during
program
o
granted
Winn-Dixie
$380,000,000 n?.tural-gas
planned
the
United
investments,
Ltd.—Financing—
monin
a
The
.
615,436 shs.
with
at
to
Directors,
Exchange Commission—
Restricted
in
United
Common
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines,
1953
of
Proximity Indicators—
stock
common
Employees
set
as
The
may
stock
1,
to
:
--
OUTSTANDING
5>/2%
warrants
company
at
each
refrigeration products,
Post-Mix Coin Operated Cup Vending-Machines.,
connectirn
May
p.
&
filed
corporation
29,
for
corporation
intends
to
invest
in
ent tlies
organized
for the
production, management, operation and exploitations of ventures of
various kinds in the theatrical and entertainment fields.
These ven¬
tures
'
used
be
(par $1)
lenders
$1)
for
>
for
25
(par
share
new
on
manufacture
notes,
capital
A
Com¬
production
and
management,
theatrical
ownership
and other aspects of the entertainment industry.
operation,
•In
the
184.
1627.
p.
Merchants
Universal
investment
an
Registration
Deliveries
184,
term
Capital stock
26
of
manufactured
will
company
■
corporation,
incorporated
the
stock
one
Of¬
stock-
Oct.
before
or
capital
development
*'
'
CAPITALIZATION
—
tests by
of 800 feet.—V.
B
stockholders
offering
the
Oct.
on
investment
an
will
by the
and
was
on
its
to
oversubscription
an
proceecs
expended
in
offered
not underwritten.
net
■
of
9
the basis of
(with
was
research
Md.,
<
airborne
$702,627.
under
'
Corp.
acquisition
1940.
purpose
theatrical
has been
plan
1962.
will begin in September, 1353, he said, follow¬
both United and Collins.
proximity indicator will signal the presence of other
aircraft at similar altitudes—fore, a't and cn loth
sides—up to +wo
miles away.
It also will detect aircraft above or below within a radius
The
The
was
incorpoated in New York in April,
1956.
It
in any business activity and initially will operate
non-diversified
closed-end
management
Investment
theatrical and entertainment
fields
and
in
related
engaged
31,
Materials
President,
represents
equipment
ing extensive
corporation
not
funds
its
Oct.
including Pre-Mix and
Beverage
Coolers,
Milk
Coolers,
Walk-in
Electric Sterilizers,
Reach-In Refrigerators,
Withdrawn—Murchison Interests Sell Part pf
Patterson,
indicators
jStock, as more fully described in the registration statement.
has
Dec.
&
United Air Lines, Inc.—Orders
of
original
the
the
to
for subscription
at
subscription at a pro¬
subscription, of $250.
public
of
equipment.
.
per
the
to
offering
shares
on
Md.—Stock
Hagerstown,
on
subscribe
to
held
PROCEEDS—The
purchase warrants p«r $1,009 deben¬
buy 25 participating second preferred'
to
to
Chemical
Statement
share
shares
The
stock
25
Holdings—See New York Water Service Corp.—V.
p. 1734.
»
|
and
share.
per
the
additional
five
•Lor.g
offered
minimum
only
with
concurrently
for
covering
share,
per
cents
share
per
stock
per
statement
cents
5
share
price
price,
5
value
right
S2.50 per
Corp., Ltd., Toronto, Canada—May
holder
share
a
Corp.,
BUSINESS—The
carry
the
Products
the
town,
Ltd,
made
115,000
or
»
why the restraint and
lie
permanent, ("Wall Street Journal.")
o
.
holders
is reported Dlanning a public offering of $1,000 030
debentures.
Bankers
Bond
Corp., Ltd., Mills, Spence
and Deacon, Findley, Coyne Ltd. will handle the under¬
issue
be
not
2847,;
corporation
engaged
The
Y.
value
par
par
price
of
offering
is
stock,
offering,
A
shares
25
maximum
Class
of
proposed
cents.
5
less
posed
the
N.
registration
a
stock,
offering
max mum
and
$10,
tiled
30
28,000
is
Inc.,
togetaer
p.
Victor
writing.
City—Registers
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
This
Plan,
a
181,
Nov.
cause
fered—The
debut, the Elecom 125 System will remain
the Data Processing Center, where it will be
company records and in demonstrations
for other companies.—V. 184, p. 1841.
Acceptance
scribed
ferent
—V.
show
to
should
receivership
s
of
compila¬
summary
operate
lime.
can
directed
16-year
This
division of Textron
a
and
a
cornpia ..c b
th
"»;ate si %e5 ihat the com¬
"deception, misrepresentation and fraud" in selling
of
complaint
corporation
Co.,
1,000
plmt
new
Updating
.•
firm.
Co.,
Inc.
Belmont,
at
The
Elecom
re.ult
of
With Securities and
new
tue
final
Debentures—
The
Textron Incorporated—New Plant Dedicated—
The
tee
night
part
bVz%
2,400
2,000
1734.
p.
Co
&
Co
&
Brothers
that
until
Underwood's
Sell
2,403
Co.—__
2,800
S.
Walker
H.
minutes
every 30
known.
is
the
the
were
unit
approximately $350,000, the Elecom 125 System con ists
File Processor and t e Elecom Electronic Computer.
sorts,
collates,
separates
and
categories cata,
the Computer of these routine operations.
The
Computer
Union
2,400
_________
2,800
Co.
—V.
2,400
—
2,800
Co.....
&
Weeks
&
Bache
2,890
Co
Noyes
Hornblower
G.
5,000
...
Allyn & Co., Inc.....
Hemphill,
2,400
Co..
&
Inc..
Spe icer Trask & Co
5,000
Weld & Co..
Corp..
Marks
Co.,
&
5,000
Co
&
Securities
M.
Stroud
&
2,800
Equitable
14,300
Hutzler...
&
Barney
White,
A.
Bros.
Jackson
±.
Laurence
-
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane
aired
race
TV
Processor
Union
Webber,
Paine,
be
cf
announced
remote
for
sai l
in
$500,000
The
the
6.
News,
a
receiver
stock
through "high pressure"
means.
named
Arnold E. Vandersee
of
Newark,
President
firm; Harry Simon, a salesman ox Bronxville, N. Y„ and Sain
Wallach,
salesman of Lake Hopatcong,
N.
J.,
as
defendants.
They
processing
predict
of
Shares
14,300
Union
Merrill
Salomon
as
shares
of
Shares
Kidder,
will
to
Nov.
Vice-President
in
Charge
of
Broadcasting Co, will station
Processing Center election night and
permanent
ture
PURCHASERS—The
new
133,786 shs.
deed of
and
election
be
fcr
70,000 shs.
limited
issuance
mortgage
would
engaged
custodian
named
Richman
Mr*
pany
about
4,90s,000
100,000 shs.
4.600,000 shs.
_—
par)
first- assignment
Presidential
to
a
arid
accountant,was
at
After
as
used
6,300,000
.
5,000,000
70,000 shs.
133,786 shs.
70,000 shs.
par)
(no
preferred stock
preferred stock
$4.56
$7,000,00c
1977
due
perferred
Us
tions. The File Processor and the Computer
independently, either simulanteously or one at
°
in-
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
.
restraining order had been signed by Superior Court Judge Mark
Sullivan, Jr-,, in Newark, N. J. He said George K,aus, a Newark
A.
was
Elecom
File
periormi
20000,000
10,000,000
1984--
due
bonds
series
the
"Brain"
computer,
designed expressly lor business data
was
national
Presidential
of. the
Electronic
electronic
ABC
Data
predictions
relieving
14,000,000
1982
Sinking fund debentures:
3«/4(l Clue WV1———
S4
the
at
New
scale
a
American
Priced
Outstanding
1977__
Daly,
the
in
that
out
the
of
John
that
The
3%
machine
winner
medium
new
30
special preview at the corporation's Da.a
Center, One Park Aven* e, New York City.
Farewell, Underwood President, introduced the Elecom, noting
M.
the
Corp.—Previews
a
Oct.
applications,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
bonds:
mortgage
1986
Fred
the
CAPITALIZATION
•First
to
in
47,200 square milts in the north central part
an
e?;timated
population
of
1,302,000.
For
the
Aug. 31, 1956 total operating revenues were $49,with $44,763,000 for the calendar year 1955.
Net
125,
on
Processing
that
supplies electric service
company
comprising
area
for
1957.
$30,000,000 in
mately
Underwood
Elecom
veiled
.
for
1357
drsigned
to
satisfy
where
air
cooling
water.—V.
184,
is
p.
is
an
the
changes.
air-cooled
demand
rrefened
1841.
for,
because
Volume
184
Number
5583
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1959)
AND
51
CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
York City.
Glendale, Ariz.
Bond Offering—Elton A.
Kirby,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
(MST)
p.m.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Gust,
Diveibess
Rosenfeld,
&
Robin-
Bond
interest
cost
of
missioners
of
1966 to
Power Com¬
Frank Twohy will
Department,
2
Wall
Street,
1976 to
third
electric
issue
of
plant
revenue,
bonds. Dated
1956
Bond
1981
Nov. 1 from
on
Nov. 1 from
on
Charles
—
sealed
(PST)
bids
Nov.
on
until
13
re-
10
pur¬
and interest
aonds.
City
Dec.
1
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
County School Districts
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
fall,
Clerk
of
Board
of
Supervi¬
will receive sealed bids until
sors,
lows:
cago.
High
School
District bonds. Due on June 1
from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
•
217,000
School
bonds.
1959
Due
to
Dated
District
Dec.
June
on
1976
No.
1
ment
Mendocino
nix.
vation
Alqmeda County Union
Sanitary
District (P. O. 116 Baine
Ave.,
Fremont), Calif.
Offering
S.
Secretary of Board
sioners, will receive
G.
of
—
bids
11
from
Scott,
1957
to
as
1976
inclusive.
15
bonds.
from
Dated
and
Dec.
15,
1957
•
1956.
Principal
County
sealed
Union
Sch.
bids
Clerk,
will
orsfield, until Dec. 4
in
Gib¬
til
awarded
to
Dean
Co., of San Francisco.
Harmony Grove School District,
San Joaquin
County, Calif.
•Nov.
000
until
15
11
for the
a.m.
(PST)
re¬
on
purchase of $16,-
building bonds.
Isla
Sanitary District, Santa
Barbara County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$667,000
sanitary bonds was sold to
&
-
Company,
of
Beverly
Hills.
S.
E.
Vickers
:Citv
bids
20
Offering
Council
until
for
the
general
1956.
City
announces
will
a.m.
Manager
that
receive
(PST)
purchase
the
sealed
on
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec. 1
inclusive.
from
Principal
Dec.
ment
Due
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
on
19
for
1
Dec.
from
1,
1956.
1957
and
Principal
to
interest
1976
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of
Angeles.
V
Los
-
to
exceed
dormitory
1958
the
at
to
Due
Pioneer
on
inclu¬
1995
Title
Saoramentn-Yolo Port
(P.
O.
P:s*rict
Sacemento),
Union
High School Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
mis^inn,
will
until 7 p.m.
receive
(PST)
to
Due
1.986
June
on
15
1958
incluisve.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Dis¬
trict
Treasurer's
approved
office.
Legality
Orrick, Dahlquist,
&
Sutcliffe, of San
by
Herrington
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond
ing,
1958 to
and
in¬
(J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at any fiscal
agencv of the
City in Los Angeles,
Francisco, Chicago, or New
Offering—.John
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
,Cit£ until 10
A.
will
office
a.m.
Brun-
receive
in
College (P.
Daytona Beach), Fla.
Bond
(PST)
1981
inclusive.
terest
(M-N)
Principal
payable
and
at
the
Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Tustin
Union
Orange
County,
1843
Bank
&
of
—
were
District,
America
awarded
National
_JCoun*y,
Bonds
Bonds
Not
Federal
Finance
Sold—No
bids
were
$275,000 airport
bonds
revenue
fered Oct. 31—v.
184,
of¬
improvement
Due
on
1957
1966
inclusive.
to
Nov.
1
from
Nov.
from
1
1957
to
1966
inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at a Chicago bank or trust
company designated
by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1956.
DuPage County School Dist. No. 36
(P. O. Wheaton), III.
Bond Offering — Helen
Cohee,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 5 for the
purchase of $440,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 8, 1957. Due
1735.
p.
Not
Naples, Fla.
I
Bond and
Sold—Bids
$200,000
1
from
1, 1956. Due
on
the
United
(A-O)
States
from
1961 to
Oct.
1
payable
National
approved
by Tallmadge
Tallmadge, of Denver.
1
(EST)
of
bids
until
11
a.m.
$800,000
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive.-'"
1
inclusive;
4.60s,
from
due
1976 to
on
$75,000,000
Revenue
and
Greenwich
Expressway
works
Motor
Fuel
Tax
certificates, at
price of 96.76, a net interest
a
of
cost
about 4.31%, as fol¬
$54,000 3V2S,
due
on
April 1 from 1957 to 1962 in¬
lows:
clusive; and $96,000 4s, due
on
April 1 from 1963 to 1970
North
Certificate
Avil,
Miami, Fla.
Offering
City
Clerk,
E.
—
will
May
000
public
cates.
May
improvement
Dated
1
certifi¬
&
York
the
City, purchased
issue of $500,000
bonds
sower
for
received
Co.,
on
Bank,
New
City.
Legality
Chapman & Cutler,
Aledo,
sold
gas
to
Oct.
Oct.
29
and
no
bids
24.
The
bonds, consisting of $450,000 sew¬
er
and $50,000 water obligations,
sold
100.02,
a
as
3%s,
at
a
price
of
basis of about 3.74%.
III.
Bond
James,
will
receive
until
III.
The
—
Oct.
$1,040,000
184, p,
29—v.
awarded to
a
group
composed of the Continental Illi¬
nois
National
Hornblower
at
Bank
&
price of 100.006.
a
Trust
Co.,
&
Weeks, and Rod¬
Renshaw, all of Chicago,
&
man
a
3.45%,
net
as
inter¬
follows:
$665,000 storm water sewer bonds:
$265,000 3V4s, due on Dec. 1
from
and
'
1
1957 to 1965
inclusive;
$400,000 3V2S, due on Dec.
from
1966 to
1975
inclusive.
375,000
sanitary
sewer
bonds:
$150,000 3!/4s, due on Dec. 1
from
1957 to 1962 inclusive;
and $225,000 3V2S, due on Dec.
1
from
1963 to
Additional
sewerage
Sale
1975 inclusive.
—
The
$250,000
bonds
revenue
offered
95,
Midwest
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
$430,000
was
1957
to
on
1979
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
46,000 3y2s. Due
on
Dec.
Securities
1, 1980.
Grundy County School District
Christian County, Pana Community
School District No. 8 (P.O.
Bond
Bond
Offering
son
received
until
purchase
Secretary of
Gailyn Ander¬
that
announces
of
bids
Nov.
26
will
for
$1,070,000
Leyden
No.
212
Sale—An issue of $5,040,-
building bonds was sold
headed by the North¬
Co., Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., Harris Trust & Savings
Bank,
and
the
First
National
Bank, all of Chicago, as 4s, at a
ern
building
Blair
3%s, at
about
a
group
Trust
price of 100.06, a basis of about
3.99%. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
the
of
Northern
Chicago.
Trust
pay¬
Com¬
Legality
sold
to
Lake Forrest, III.
on
ap¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Oct.
quently sold to
29,
a
were
group
subse¬
composed
of Illinois
Company, A. G. Becker
&
Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
William Blair & Co., Blunt Ellis
& Simmons, Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Julien Collins & Co., and
Farwell, Chapman & Co., as 3V2S,
at a price of 98.
McDonough County Hospital Dist.
(P. O. Macomb), III.
Bond
were
at
was
Co., of Chicago, as
nrice of 100.11, basis of
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 water
bonds foj- which bids were
re¬
building
proved
bonds
&
3.74%.
the
school
Community
School District
O. Coal City), III.
issue of $145,-
Sale.—An
be
000 school
a
000
jected
County,
Bond
to
No. 98 (P.
Allan
—
Board of Education
pany,
W
Ellyn,
Sale
were
—
Principal and interest (A-O)
Delmar, Del.
Offering — Carlton
Secretary,
1736
announces
received
Co., Chicago.
able
Trust
be
$204,000 4s. Due
bonds
revenue
the
Vermont), III.
purchase of $690,bonds.
offered
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
DELAWARE
will
building
bonds
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
natural
O.
the same day were sold,.to John
Nuveen & Co., Chicago, at a price
(P. O. Franklin Park), III.
New
in¬
interest
for the
Bond
York
approved by
of Chicago.
O.
water
which
on
000
Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
1957 to 1975 inclu¬
from
High
(P.
Watertown), Conn.
Sale—Rand
3
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Chase Manhattan
building bonds.
Bond
bids
Dec.
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 4 for the purchase of
$500,-
Cook
District
(P.
est cost of about
postponed temporarily.
Fire
1970
Offering—Superintendent
that
improve¬
revenue
Killingly Expressway
bonds
originally
scheduled
for
Oct. 30—v. 184, p. 1735—has been
-
2
Bond
of Schools Duane Beck
1982 in¬
Pana), III.
of
to
and
County Unit School District
No.
Glen
water
ment
Cnnnec+irut
(S4ate of)
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
1959
ler, of Chicago.
Fulton
4.15%,
Nov. 8 for the purchase
water
construction
on
April
on
1975
ILLINOIS
Offering—Edgar C. HanCity Comptroller, will re¬
from
Principal
clusive.
Bond
sealed
at
1968 inclusive-
due
to
$84,000
Bristol, Conn.
nan,
ceive
4V2S,
1969
and
Mill¬
Bank, of Denver, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Legality
bonds
revenue
inclusive.
1959 to 1996 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
from
$63,000
the
Secretary, will receive sealed
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
(MST) on
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $816,000
dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Oct.
sewer
price of 95.77, a net interest
cost of about 4.77%, as follows$53,000
41/4S,
due
on
April
1
a
er,
Dated
1735—
p.
Nov.
on
v
for
Offering—James R.
184,
awarded
150,000
_
Sale—The
to Watkins, Mor¬
Co., and Juran & Moody,
Inc., jointly, as follows:
cal College (P. O. Fort Collins),
Colorado
Bond
29—v.
&
row
Mendocino
CaVfv
Certificate
Oct.
were
COLORADO
the
Savings Association,
of
San
Francisco, at a price of 100.05, a
the
Home
submitted for the
Colorado Agriculture and Mechani¬
were
to
to
and
Daytona Beach, Fla.
$115,000 water bonds offered Oct.
29—v. 184, p. 1843—were rejected.
in¬
Calif.
street
bonds.
The
The
—
awarded
were
April
Water District.
-■)■';
on
Bond Sale—The
$660,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 30—v. 184,
p.
Sale
Housing
Agency.
Fred D. Blake & Co.
were
County Treasurer's School
office.
High
on
follows:
as
(M-N)
payable
at, an
Illinois
banking institution as designated
by the successful bidder.
Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
of
ings Association of San Francisco,
Weeden & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
J.
Barth
&
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Heller,
Eruce & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
Co., Schwabacher & Co., First of
Michigan Corp., Lawson, Levy &
Williams, H. E. Work & Co., Stone
&
Youngberg, Hill, Richards &
Co., Irving Lundborg & Co., and
Oakville
the
$500,000
O.
$300,000 non
tax-exempt dormitory bonds of¬
fered
Oct. 29—v.
184, p. 1735—
Red¬
Nov. 13 for the purchase of
$285,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to
Gef-
receive
clusive.
ing
South San Francisco Unified School
S.
will
fered
bids
from
bonds,
on
Bethune-Cookman
CONNECTICUT
purchase of $1,000,000 Port
Project
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
15,
Clerk,
$800,-
000
FLORIDA
Rod-
Nov. 19 for
on
Village
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
Nov. 19 for the purchase of
$350,000 bonds and certificates of¬
composed
•
the
III.
syndicate
Com-
sealed
fert,
Grove,
Offering—Laura
Bond Sale—The building bonds
totaling $865,000 offered Oct. 23—
184, p. 1400—were awarded to a
v.
Calif.
Offering—Ivory J.
Secretary of the Port
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
improvement
Whittier
from
In¬
Angeles.
uos
inclusive.
Dated
1
of
& Trust Co.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
&
1,
terest
San
Nov.
on
Nov.
of
$5,000,000
obligation municipal im¬
provement
.1981
10
—
(PST)
purchase of $350,000 general
obligation construction and equip¬
wood
Lang Beach, Calif.
Bond
4%s and 4Vis.
as
Francisco.
Vis4a
Taylor
of
the
da,
Bond Offering—Bids will be
Talbot,
County, Desert Hosnital
(P. O. Palm Springs),
a.m.
1956.
ceived
&
Bond
Sale—The $42,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 30—v. 184,
•
Hannaford
Francisco,
8
Bak-
County, Calif.
1842—were
payable
was
California
for the pur¬
Bond
p.
bonds
revenue
Offering—Clifford E. Babin, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
Guerneville School District,
AVitter &
from
Willow
Bond
chase of $118,000
building bonds.
Sonoma
inclusive.
fJ-D)
receive
her office
at
1991
Portola, Calif.
inclusive.
Dist.,
County,
Calif.
Offering—Vera K.
Bond
son,
to
Riverside
1976
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco,
K™rn
to
svstem
Due
to
interest (J-D) payable at the
Buttonwillow
15 for the
Bond Sale—An issue of $°25,000
District
inclusive.
•.
1960
bids
San
Dec.
Nov.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Or¬
rick, Dahlouist.. Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
$50,000 Annex No. 10 bonds. Due
from
on
Ukiah, until
of $650,000 Covote Val¬
Dam
water
system
bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1956. Due on June
sold
on
(PST)
a.m.
in
purchase
follows:
15
office
ley
•
30,000 Annex No. 11
District
not
tax-exempt
1981
Dec.
on
Delmar.
Legality ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Commis¬
sealed
$80,000 bonus,
Dec.
his
at
water
•
Improvement
$350,000
Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
surance
Water Conser¬
Bond Offering—W. J.
Broaddus,
Countv Clerk, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 19 for
the purchase of
on
River
(P. O. Ukiah), Calif.
15
CALIFORNIA
Countv-Russian
Flood Control and
from
1956.
cur¬
City or Chi¬
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
inclusive.
1,
1
official banks of the
Depart¬
in New York
veny
8
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Diveibess & Robinette, of Phoe¬
Bond
non
Nov.
1986
be collectible at either of the
rent
Mammoth
2%%
to
2 p.m. (MST) on Nov. 20 for the
purchase of $612,000 bonds, as fol¬
$395,000
from
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's office, and will
1957
to
a.m.
the
for
Bond Offering—Eleanor K. Caf-
■
of
Downers
Bond
300,000 water works bonds. Due
Nov. 1, 1956. Due
chase
1957
Bank
bonds.
sewer
1, 1956. Due
Pier-
Pinal
on
sanitary
proved
inclusive.
Offering
000
and interest
inclusive.
pint, Business Manager, will
:eve
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
10 for the purchase of
$50,-
Dec.
University of Redlands (P. O.
Redlands), Calif.
New
York City, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of
$13,-
1975
180,000 3%s. Due
re¬
Nov, 1 from
on
1965 inclusive.
300,000 3V2S. Due
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
tional City Bank, Corporate Trust
3.63%,
Nov.
1959 to
Auditor
—
about
follows:
Angeles, Calif.
Offering
Board of Water and
500,000
ette, of Phoenix.
net
as
$180,000 3%s. Due
Los
on
Nov. 13 for the purchase of
$100,000 fire department improvement
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Sale
bonds
—
The
for
$1,591,000
which
bids
rejected Sept. 11 were sub¬
sequently sold to a group com¬
posed of Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago, Mercantile Trust Com¬
pany, of St. Louis, Wm. Blair &
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1960)
£
Co.,
Room
Quail
Co., Cruttenden & Co., and
| .9
follows:
as
to
gage
529.000 3V4S. Due on Dec. 31 from
1663
Due
523,000 3V?.s
I960
inclusive.
1963
to
bonds.
the
at
Bank &
Trust
Lincoln
Co
III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $140,000
National
Fort Wayne.
,
sold
was
improvement bonds
system
C.
to
Bohlander
E.
j.
&
and
serially from
1957
Schmanski,
inclu¬
1972
to
until
offering
advanced
fit c
<p
Bond
h*
building
1843
of about.
4.29%,
c
1961
1965
to
30,000 4J/zS.
1966
Due
Iowa
The
—
bonds
revenue
184,
v.
from
from
at
Beh
sewer
Oct.
Co,,
price
a
basis of about
30
—
to
Des
of
100.13,
of
3.59%,
$78,000 3%s. Due
1957 to
50,000
a
follows:
as
May 1 from
on
1972
1
from
1
Oct.
on
from
Hobart
Sch.
Building
Corporation
Director
Bond Offering—Mrs. Charles A.
Briggs,
Nov.
Secretary,
13
for
580,000
the
first
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
of
mortgage
bonds. Dated Nov.
Jan. 1 from
receive
will
bids until 2
scaled
at
revenue
on
300,000.000
Nov.
O.
Sale
mortgage
Nov.
1,
1959
to
and
of
$895,000
Due
1984
purchase
interest
the
-State's
by
County
(P.
O.
Louisville), Ky.
Bond
Offering—C.
Fiscal
Court
sealed
bids
F.
Clerk,
until
will
1:45
Nov. 14 for the
Dearing;
receive
p.m.
chase
of
1956.
$33,000
bonds.
revenue
for
Due
on
the
water
Dated
Jan.
1
pur¬ ;
payable at the Bank of Louisville.
1958
to
j Cutler, of Chicago.
1977
inclusive/Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Union
Bank, of Loogootee. Legality ap7>rovcd by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller,
of
Indianapolis.
I
|
v.
j
)
a
Sale—A
group
&.
composed
Corp., Collett &
Co.J Inc., Indianapolis
Bond
&
Share
Corp., and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., all of Indianapolis,
purchased
$12,400,000 dormitory
facilities bonds, as follows:
&
Son,
3%s.
as
1959 to
Due
1975
July
Breed
Alden
bonds.
from
1976
Due
on
1984
to
from
The
4V4S.
Due
1985 to
bonds
1996
&
a
terest
cost
»of
about
>
1957
to
Due
Julv
& Mayer,
4.23%,
as
July
on
1
from
76,000 3%s. Due
July
on
4s.
Due
July
on
1
on
939,000 4V4S. Due
from
Due
on
1961
iri-
from
1
to
1957
1961
to
on
(P.
Road,
of
the
Boston.
Storey,
and
Dec.
interest
Legality
Bank
approved
by
Palmer
Thorndike,
&
F.
R.
Parish
No.
4
(P. O. Fort
Offering
Bidn.
Wayne), Ind.
—
David
Bartell
bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1956. Due
1957
from
1
designated by the successful
sold.
Dime
Bank
Building,
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
of
Bank
will
the
at
receive
First
National
Municipal
Boston,
De¬
partment, 45 Milk St., Boston,
til
(EST)
noon
Nov.
from
1
un¬
Nov. 13 for the
on
purchase of $365,000 school
1957
proj¬
1956. Due
to
Canfield,
Principal
and
interest
payable at the
abovementioned
bank'.
Legality approved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best, Coolidge
&
Rugg, of Boston.
Bond
Offering
intosh,
ceive
Town
Paddock
&
Stone,
sealed
National
bids
Bank,
until
Boston,
The
c/o
45
11
Mack¬
will
Milk
re¬
First
Street.
(EST)
a.m.
on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $1,830,000 bonds, as follows:
Nov.
school
1
from
bonds.
1957
to
Due
on
1975
in¬
clusive.
120,000
drainage
1
from
bonds.
1957
to
Due
1966
on
in¬
clusive.
Menominee
interest
and
1,
1956.
payable
approved
Palmer
&
Principal
in Boston.
by
of
Bond
Walter
J.
Clerk
County
(P.
Wade,
Inc.,
Grand ! able at
of
Bond
of
on
bids
until
11
re¬
a.m
Nov. 8 for the purchase
$600,000
Dated Dec.
court
house
bonds.
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
Board
Mullins,
Commis¬
of
bank in the County.
a
City
will
Clerk,
bids
until
8
Fond Sale—The $178,000 special
assessment water main lmprove-
Mich.
Offering—Earl
L.
Tidey,
sealed
receive
(EST)
purchase of
i
19
the
for
bonds.
Dated
awarded
No.
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1966
inclusive.
Principal and interest
on
payable at
(M-S)
bank
a
or
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
n
c
l
l
i
School
Oak
1000
Ball Avenue,
»
j
Bond
c
■
*
muVlci-
i
[inclusive.
n
sd
*
(P■
0«4(j_D)
Oct.
u
nnn
1737—were
aid-Moore
24—v.
awarded
&
to
Principal
bidder.
successful
i
Legality
proved by Miller, Canfield,
& st0ne, of Detroit.
184,
Company,
of
■
De-1
Saline, Mich.
Bond Offering—E. J.
will
until
group
composed of
8
from
—
a
1958 to 1961
Southfield
lows:
Due on July 1 from
1975 to
Bond
Due on July 1 from
1982 inclusive.
Garden
sive.
Offering—Fannie Adams,
Clerk,
will
receive
,
Township
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
City, Mich."
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $34,000
—
Douglas F. | Special assessment sewer bonds.
(EST) on
purchase of $80,000
vehicle
highway
fund
1, 1956. Due on
from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
Principal and interest (F-A)
1
payable
pany
O.
Offering
bonds. Dated Aug.
Aug.
(P.
j
:
Nov. 5 for the
motor
Township
Route 3, Birmingham), Mich.
j
1974 inclusive.
210,000 4 V4S.
inclusive. Prin¬
and interest (J-J) payable
at, a
banking institution
desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit*
cipal
Bosworth & Co.; H. V.
Sattley & Co.; Watling, Lercheiv
&
Co., and McDonald-Moore &
Co., at a price of 100.02, a net interest cost of about 4.34%, as fol¬
Braum,
$290,000 412S.
Muir, City
receive sealed bids
p.m. (EST) on Nov. 5 for
the purchase of $19,546.31 special
assessment curb and gutter bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
School District (P. O.
Garden City), Mich.
Bond Sales—The $500^0,6011001
site
and
building bonds offered
Oct. 31
v.
184, p. 1737 — were
to
ap-
Pad-
p.; dock
McDon-
troit.
awarded
interest
and
payable at a banking instito
be designated by the
Grand Rapids), | tution
Sale—-The $160,000 school
offered
bonds
n •
District
•
Class School District
Rummel, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 8
for the purchase of $580,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. I,
1956.
Due on June 1 from 1957 to 1984
trust
designated by the pur¬
Legality approved by Mil¬
Burr
were
State
(P. O. Reese), Mich.
Offering — A. Howard
7
Bond
company
chaser.
Fourth
Reese
1956.
1,
Oct. 31
Chemical
the
to
Savings Bank, of Midland.
$215,000
Sept.
offered
bonds
ment
Nov.
on
p.m.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
O.
Lajoie,> County Treasurer, will
sealed
the
of
Midland, Mich.
of
Worcester), Mass.
v
Bond Offering — Alexander G.
(P. O.
Ray
—
building bonds offered Oct. 25—; Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1964 inclusive,
v.
184, p. 1737—were awarded to Principal and interest (F-A) pay-
Bond
Worcester
Offering
sioners, will receive sealed bids
Community School until 2 p.m. (CST) on Noy. 12 for
(P. O. St. James), Mich,
the purchase of $96,000 highway
Sale—The $23,000 school; notes. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Storey.
Dodge,
County
Menominee), Mich.
Note
Island
District
1958 to
Nov.
payable
Crys¬
(F-A)
interest
Falls.
tal
bid¬
Cooper
Arnold
—
Treasurer,
un¬
First National Bank,
the
Clerk,
Needham, Mass.
Boston.
31—v. 184, p. 1523—were not
at
Detroit.
in¬
1976
clusive.
La.
-
cipal and
Legality approved by Miller,
Due
(EST)
0+
the
on
inclu¬
1984
to
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a banking ^institution
ment
Longmeadow, Mass.
Bond Offering—Frank E. Smith,
lic
Jr., President, will receive sealed
Clerk will receive sealed bids
3.17%.
ceive
bids at
County (P. O. Crystal Falls),
Michigan
Note
Offering — The County
Firchau.
Fred
—
(JOT)_on Nov. S.tor.ttHS
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 5 for
tion, will receive sealed bids until ,the purchase of $60,000 road notes.
8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 13 for the
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due of Aug. 1
purchase
of
$100,000
building from 1957 to 1962 inclusive. Prin¬
sew¬
Coffin &
awarded to
were
Legality
offered
nn-
Iron
Saginaw),
D.,
special assessment street improve-
Bonds Not Sold—The $3,780,000
Greater City of Lake Charles pub¬
bonds
Educa:
hiH«
wamH
Detroit.
Dist.
Banner
Burr, Inc., of Boston, as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.13, a basis of about
Gravity Drainage
(P. O. Lake
improvement
Sch.
1711
Benton Harbor,
$170,000
street and water bonds offered
Dated
July 1 from
Huntley,
D.
of the Board of
r0r>0i,,o
,,.:xi
Rapids.
Sale—The
Thorndke,
District
,.
Michigan
pay¬
National
First
1,
Dodge, of Boston.
July I from
LOUISIANA
Calcasieu
Class
O.
Offering
Beaver
dated
are
Principal
at
Nov.
1990 to 1996 inclusive.
Charles),
Bond
1956.
able
1980 to 1989 inclusive.
1.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller', of Indianapolis.
Corp.
36
Indianapolis.
Soringfh'.d Townshi/n S.ch.
'
No.
der.
bonds
The
1969 to 1979 inclusive.
1
Secr"etary
on
.
Dec.
on
1968.
588,000
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Indiana National
Bank,
bonds.
1957
from
elusive.
1, 1967
-1956.
*
(EST) on
$300.-
follows:
as
$1,710,000
inclusive.
1966
935,000 41ss. Due
July
inclusive.
dated
are
Inc.,
follows:
in¬
on
Co.,
Harrison, Inc., O'Neal,
Co., and F. L. Dupree &
price of 98.50, a net in¬
Co., at
clusive.
6,065,000
&
and
4%%
1
&
| stedt Bros., Seasongood
on
in¬
clusive.
2,935,000
Blyth
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., Alm-
$262,000 5s.
•
receive
school
1
j Bear, Stearns & Co., Clark, Dodge
of Citv Securities
$3,350,000 bonds
July 1 from
bonds offered Oct. 29—
184, p. 1736—were awarded to
Purdue
Bond
'
on
group composed of J. J. B. Hil-
I liard
University (P. O.
Lafayette), Ind.
Ky.
Sale—The $2,800,000 sew-
er revenue
(EST)
Mich.
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
will
ect bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Owensboro,
Bond
Community School
Offering—S.
Bond
willreceive I
Clerk,
Fourth
Banner
the
Bids for
3 p.m.
until
bonds,
Dec.
purchase of $1,-
works [
Legality approved by Chapman &
Nov.
1,
from
Me.
—
(CST)
Loogootee, Ind.
015,000 school building revenue
Offering—Mary A. Shu- bonds.
Dated Nov.
1, 1956. Due
Clerk-Treasurer, will | on Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1972 inclu¬
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
inclu¬
1982
be
District,
Duf-
N.
Earl
bids until 8 p.m.
1844—were rejected.
p.
bids
Oct. 31
City
13
184,
Bond
Bond
Nov.
Sold
Treasurer,
er,
Jefferson
Mich.
—
til 8
inclusive.
Principal
on
on
Village
Haverhill, Mass.
burg. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
■EST)
Not
Town
and
KENTUCKY
(J-J)
Offering
$20,000
bridge
Ayer, Mass,
Bond Offering—Leslie C. Wells.
in¬
1,
interest
1956. Due on
Michigan banking in¬
designated by the
a
to
Harrison
Baldwin,
Bond
Bond
on
Legal¬
Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
Kansas City.
payable at the
Peoples National Bank, Lawrence¬
gert,
of
MASSACHUSETTS
Nov.
and
at
payable at
stitution
sive.
Agency in Topeka.
approved
1 from
on
inclusive.
for
to
1-)
tion, will receive sealed bids unequip-: Nov. 12 for the purchase of $36,- i }{""'*^ fFST^" on^Nov STfor the
merit' road and
bonds. 500 motor vehiel,. hirrhwav fund
motor vehicle highway fund purchase of $350,000 school build¬
p.m.
Dated Dec. 15, 1956. Due on Dec. | bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1956. Due
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due
on July 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
15
from
1957
to
1960
inclusive, i
on July 1 from 1957 to 1982 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ sive. Principal and interest (J-J) sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able at
the office of the Parish payable at a banking institution
payable at a banking institution
Treasurer, or at a bank in Many. ! designated by the successful bid¬
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Berry,
der. Legality approved by Miller,
MAINE
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of
the
Dated
July
payable
ity
first
bonds.
revenue
1956.
Principal
Fiscal
Nov. 21
on
1957
from
1
successful bidder.
sealed
(CST)
,
.
Principal and interest (J-D)
sive.
der.
000
1976
dated
are
(M-N)
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until noon
(CST) on Nov. 8 for
18
100,000 school project bonds. Due
1956.
Ruth,
Road District No.
Dated Nov. 1,
bonds.
June
inclu¬
1982
to
Principal and interest (J-D)
June
Due
to
1959
,
the purchase of $350,000 general
obligation
building
and
site
j
un-
! site
and
1, 1956. Due on
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
1976
to
from
1
$22,000
of
sive.
Due
paving, sewer
opening bonds.
bonds
The
June
(P. O. Many), La.
Offering—J. M. Afington,
a.m.
ol
Board
building
tax
bonds. Dated Nov.
Nov. 15 for the purchase of
clusive.
Indiana
purchase
1957
purchase
limited
fing
$3,-
bonds.
1957
the
for
Secretary
of
the
Parish Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
10
the
of
.
Bulliment, Secretary of the Board or
; Education, will receive sealed bids
j until 7:30 p.m. (ESTV Nov. 8 foi
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 7
Shreveport.
of
Sabine Parish
Bond
Donald
—
1629 — were
Barrow,
Leary
&
to
$200,000
from
1, 2 and 3 offered
184, p.
sealed
bonds.
park
1
street
Wm.
of
Offering
Secretary
and
Gran
School
Bige-j
Bond Offering- Robert W.
Grand Rapids), Mich.
—
v.
r—
Twps. Fractional i 184
No. 8 (P. O.
District
Bond
bid
site
school
$500,000
j building bonds offered Oct. 30—v.
p. 1737-—was rejected.
Cannon
and
School
low,
Districts
Lafayette), La.
The public
im¬
Road
Parish
of Districts Nos.
on
improvement
1,685,810.32
Lawrenceburg School Building
Corp. (P. O. Lawrenceburg),
Offering—G.
(CST)
purchase
from
Ada
Legality
provement bonds totaling $230,000
30—v.
inclusive.
(J-J) pay¬
National Bank.
apolis.
the
1
1977
the
for
MICHIGAN
sole
Sold—The
Not
Dist.
Mich.
City),
Maple
O.
(P.
Bonds
Sch.
Community
Lake
Glen
Best
Gray,
Ropes.
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
$216,000 school bonds offered Oct.
a.m.
sewer
Nov.
on
Gary
Gary. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Bond
the
$1,700,572.87
1987 inclusive.
the
for
13
9
686,383.19
interest
bonds, as follows:
Principal and interest
able
bids until
Nov.
on
$1,-
1, 1956. Due
1960 to
sealed
1957.
to
J-J.
Interest
(P.
Bond
Wulz,
Finance, will receive
of
1,
1959
Winthrop,
Wichita, Kan.
Offering — Ralph
Bond
O. Hobart), Ind.
(P.
Jan.
from
by
proved
approved
Paddock &
bidder. Legality
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Trust
Street
5, 1956
Monday, November
.
by
27
Orleans.
New
Bonds
KANSAS
INDIANA
1
Bank-State
.
cessful
payable at the
Company, of Boston. Legality ap-,
$450,000
of
Dated
Jan.
Nov.
on
purchase
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1976
to
inclusive,
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1971
3]/2s. Due
(CST)
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
1,957 to
cipal and interest
til
Iowa
offered
D.
School
sealed bids
Parish
the
from
Second
water
1843—were awarded
p.
Carlton
the
j
A. L. Brooks,
—
receive
a.m.
Company,
$18,500
Sale—The $128,000
Moines,
1
May 1
on
1986
to
Sale
Bond
inclusive.
135,000 4V4S. Due
1972
sewer
inclusive.
1971
to
$14,000
Ottumwa,
Oct. 29—v.
May
on
10
the
Oct. 25
water
follows:
as
.$25,000 4%s. Due
of
Nov. 6 for
lips Co., Inc., of Davenport.
I
j
were
—
on
purchase
of
will
Lafayette
bids
works
improvement
bonds
ofjfered Oct. 29—v. 184, p. 1736—
| wore awarded to the White-Phil-
awarded to
John Nuveen & Co., Chicago, at a
price of 100.008, a net interest cost
p.
until
for
Clerk,
oral
has I
12
15.
$190,000
bonds offered
(CST)
p.m.
Bond
III
4* r
and
Garrison,
The
—
Nov.
Nov.
Sale—The
revenue
134,
for
to
Board,
awarded
$1,332,000
of
scheduled
bonds
been
City
sealed
C.
I bonds.
Waukegan), Lake
County, III.
Date Change
Offering
4
the
V/aakegart City School District No.
(P. O.
Secretary
of
Alvin
—
School
Jonesville),
approved by Foley, Cox & Judeli,
la.
Acting
receive
will
sive.
61
Waterloo),
Offering
Bond
Offering
inclusive.
Black Hawk County (P. O.
of Bloomington, as 3V2S
3V4S. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due
Company
O.
(p
1
Louisiana
Due
IOWA
No.
Bond
school
Paxton,
water
District
Consol.
Parish
Catahoula
Dated
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
inclusive.
1974
to
of
revenue
sive.
Dec. 31 from
on
Wayne, until
Nov. 10 for the
$565,000 first mort¬
on
Sept.
1, 1956.
Due semi-annually from
Jan. 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1981 inclu¬
inclusive.
1962
Fort
(CST)
[purchase
$i-»34,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 31 from
1657
406-10,
a.m.
.
at
a
bank
or
trust
com¬
to be' designated by the suc-
Dated Nov. 1, 1356. Due on
from
1957 to
cipal
and
at
a
natcd
interest
banking
by
Feb. X
1966 inclusive. Prin¬
the
(F-A) payable
institution
successful
design
bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
184
Volume
I
Number 5583
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1961)
University of Michigan (P. O.
Ann Arbor), Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
The bonds bear additional in¬
par.
of
terest
bonds
revenue
June 1,
1.20%
from
Jan.
1
MISSOURI
Jeffersotx
1957.
184,
1630-^-were awarded,
p.
follows:
as
equipment,
$300,000
bonds
First
the
to
Corporation,
price of 95.42,
a
of
Michi¬
2%s,
basis
as
a
ceive
(CST)
of
of
building,
series
B
Housing
Finance Agency, as
price of par.
$1,500,000
Dec.
bonds to the Federal
and Home
2%s, at
Walker
No.
a
O.
(P.
Grand
400.000
Robert
The
1956.
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
1
from
to
be
to
banking insti¬
a
designated
by
the
successful bidder.
Bond
Clarence
—
H.
to
Due
on
1957
1966
in¬
to
dated
are
Olivia,
Minn.
Offering—Harry Duggan,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
13
until
for
2
the
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
improvement bonds.
Due
1972
inclusive.
interest
$135,000
Dated Dec. 1,
1
from 1959
Dec.
on
Nov.
on
of
Principal
payable
at
and
suitable
a
Nov. 13 for the purchase of $200,000
automobile
parking system
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
refunding and improvement
Ottertail
Ladd, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
until 8 p.m.
nue
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
(EST)
Nov.
July 1 from
reve¬
1,
1957
on
1956.
to
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
tution to be designated by the suc¬
Legality approved
by
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
&
No.
21
(P. O. Fergus Falls),
Minnesota
No.
Township
24
Bond
School
District
(P. O. Marne), Mich.
Offering—Fred Burdick,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
7:30
(EST)
p.m.
Nov,
on
Offering Postponed—The $850,school building bonds origin¬
ally scheduled to be offered Oct.
29—v.
184,
poned
indefinitely.
184,
June
1
from
1959
to
1983
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a banking institution
to be designated by the successful
bidder. (The bonds were original¬
ly offered on Oct. 3.)
certificates
revenue
fered
Oct.
were
awarded
$205,000
29—v.
184,
cation,
to
the
will
(CST)
13 for the
purchase of
bonds, as follows:
p.m.
on
Nov.
Due
1967
Louis
Dist.
1
from
1958
to
1967
in¬
clusive.
90,000 municipal building bonds.
Due
Dec.
on
1
from
of
1957
The
bonds
able
at
dated
are
Principal
from
1958
Interest
J-D.
1
County Independent Sch.
27 (P. O. Hibbing),
Sale—The
offered
1738—were
chants
&
Hibbing,
Oct.
Miners
as
24—v.
awarded
184,
the
to
State
p.
Mer¬
Bank,
of
obligation
offered
1524—were
water
Oct.
and
30—v.
awarded
gen¬
light
p.
Juran
to
184,
&
Bond
sold
Sale—An
the
First
of
$85,000
bonds
National
was
Bank,
District
sealed
(CST)
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7:30
p.m.
on
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
and
payable
at
a
banking institution designated by
Wiggins, Miss.
Offering—J. A.
Bond
Town
til
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Bond
Sale
provement
—v.
to
184,
Falls, Minn.
—
The
the purchase of $200,000 water and
sewer
bonds.
"revenue
Due
bonds
p.
offered
1630—were
Oct.
im¬
29
awarded
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; of
Minneapolis,
as
3.10s, at
a
price of
seri¬
ally from 1959 to 1982 inclusive.
Yazoo
Bond
Sale
awarded
$35,000
un¬
Nov. 71 for
City,
—
Miss.
to
City,
and
Bank,
of
2V2S, at
to
the
the
Ydzoo
The
1976
Bond
on
000
issue
Barret, Fitch, North &
Company, of Kansas City, as fol¬
lows:
from
Due
1958
to
3%s.
1970
Due
1971
Dated
to
1976
1
inclusive.
1
1956.
inclusive.
Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
and
Boatmen's
National Bank, of St.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
1965
000
parking
County
District
Education
bien
Fred
announces
A.
that
Alcock
&
Co., and McDougal
Condon, Inc., as follows:
$50,000 2%s.
and
will
be
received until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on
Nov. 26 for the purchase of
$39,240
Due
building bonds.
NEW
offered
and
1—v.
Due
awarded
were
Due
1962
to
Due
80,000 3%s.
Stuart
p.
to
&
100.16,
a
basis of about 2.97%.
1, I960
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
Dec.
on
1, 1965
Dec.
on
1969
1972
Dated
from
1
Dec.
on
1, 1970
to
Due
1976
Bond
Sale —The
poses
Due
fered
Oct.
Bank
Delta
City,
25
of
were
Yazoo
National
jointly,
due
general
Hawkins,
Delafield
York
&
Wood,
of
City.
Due
Van
R.
Bond
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
of
13
until
for
$12,500,000
School
from
1
4,290,000
Nov.
dated
1
from
Principal
payable
184,
Sale
bonds
at
to
pur¬
bonds,
1957
general
Due
as
Due
to
1976
Trust
1957
Dec.
interest
Dec.
1
from
education
Due
.
on
Dec.
inclu¬
1976
to
1,
1956.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National State Bank, of Newark.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
bonds
Sold—The
lone
bonds
are
dated
June 1
from
Dec.
1957
1,
Trenton, N. J.
Offering—Charles J.
Mil¬
ler, City Comptroller, will receive
series
36,000
39,000
485
,
re¬
as
Deposit
Bank,
of
Water
District
(P.
O.
'
The
—
$39,500 water'
184, p..
Oct.
31—v.
basis of about 3.77%,.
a
N.
Y.
Offering—George W. ButVillage Clerk, will receive
lin,
sealed
bids
$5,270,-
482 'bonds.
assessment,
general
484
street
Due
bonds.
series
bonds.
general
noon
(EST)
ojx
Dec.
on
from
1
1957
to
1961
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Marine Trust
Company of Western
East
by
of
Aurora.
New
New
Legality
Delafield
Hawkins,
York
York,
approved
&
Wood,,
City.
Freeport, N. Y.
Offering—Leonard
D.
Smith, Village Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
of
bids
until
2
B.
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 16 for the purchase
$2,198,000
public improvement
Dated Sept. 15, 1956. Due
March
15
from
1957
Principal
1976
to
interest
and
(M-S) payable at the Chase Man¬
Bank,
the
New
Meadow
York
Brook
City,
or
National
Bank, Freeport. Legality approved1
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Huntington, N. Y.
Bond
Sale- -The
improvement
$216,000 public
bonds
offered
Oct.
31—v. 184, p. 1845—were awarded?
to a group composed of J. B. Han¬
&
,Co., John J. Ryan & Co.,
Co., Fabricand & Co.,
and J. R. Ross & Co., as 3.30s, at a
price of 100.07, a basis lof about
auer
Lebenthal &
3.28%.
Huntington, South
Water
Huntington
District
(P.
O.
Huntington), N. Y.
Bond
bonds
series
improvement,
assessment,
until
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $46,000
sewer bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
follows:
sewer
series
29—v.
on
483 bonds.
1630—was rejected.
N. J.
Offering—Arthur J. Han-
(EST)
$143,000 general improvement,
bid
County (P. O. New
a.m.
Nov. 8 for the purchase of
6,000
$72,194.90
Oct.
to
Trust Co., Camden.
18,000
will
on
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Cam¬
bonds,
O.
3.20s.
as
offered
inclusive.
submitted for the $1,940,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 25—v. 184, p.
Treasurer,
improvement
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
000
The
—
offered
East Aurora,
at
sealed bids until 11
Township School District
(P. O. Erlton), N. J.
Not
improvement
general
the
office, 01* at
thp Chase Manhattan Bank, New
York City. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
(P.
1845—were awarded to the Cicero
State Bank, as 3.80s, at a price of
Bond
in¬
Treasurer's
1
Cicero), N. Y.
City.
1956. Due
No.
on
sive.
Dated
YORK
&
Bond Sale
in¬
improvement
on
industrial
from
Bond
at
about
1845—were awarded to the-
p.
First
Cicero
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
1,
1957
and
of
Bond
bonds.
den
Web¬
Buren,
District
Bond
school
clusive.
1966
A.
SVss, at
as
Camillus), N. Y.
P.
noon
the
school bonds.
Dec.
terest
Townsend,
and
Onondaga,
Eibridge, and Geddes Central
*•
100.18,
$8,110,000
The
National
Reynolds
basis
a
NEW
Schorn, Director of Finance, will
assessment
bonds.
bonds.
Nov.
(M-N)
County
100.09,
Syracuse,
Newark, N. J.
Offering -— William
66,000
bonds.
are
inclusive.
ley,
price of
3.11%.
1, 1956.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
bonds.
Brunswick),
inclusive.
Bodine,
hattan
1969
Bond
&
&
Dougherty & Co.,
$76,000
as
as
serially from
ster
inclusive.
park
Middlesex
are
Haven
bonds.
bonds
Bonds
De
on
Clerk of the Board of
Freeholders, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
Nov.
20
for
the
purchase
of
$1,689,000 bonds, as follows:
County
Co.,
(EST) on Nov. 13 for the purchase
of $142,000 bonds, as follows:
Chosen
terest
&
receive sealed bids until 8:15 p.m.
Smith,
on
1738—were awarded to
p.
Brown, Township Treasurer, will
County (P. O.
Hackensack), N. J.
Bond Offering — William
$1,290,000
184,
group
composed
of
State Bank of Newark,
—v.
Haddonfield,
price of par.
j
a
pur¬
Bank,
a
N.J.
$900,000 watcrutility and municipal elec¬
tric plant bonds offered Oct. 30—
$91,000 of¬
184, p. 1630 —
awarded to the Haddonfield
were
V ineland,
Dec. 1, 1986.
on
Township (P. O.
Pennsauken), N. J.
Bond
Offering — Elmer E.
various
National
B*mk,
Legality approved by
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, M'cGovern
&
Lane, of New York
City.
totaling
bonds
(J-D) payable at the
office, or at the
of Trenton.
Dec.
'
JERSEY
Dec.
1,
Principal
City Treasurer's
First-Mechanics
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
First National Iron Bank, of Mor¬
ristown.
Legality
approved I by
and
inclusive.
Camillus,
inclusive.
Due
interest
chase
Due, stated
from
1971.
250,000 4%s.
New
1981
iCrouter
Due
90,000 4VsS.
and
1956.
sewer
1, 1959.
1966.
to
to
and interest
1, 1957
Dec.
on
1964
4s.
bonds.
1,
combinations,
1957
v.
120,000 3 V2S.
1
Halsey,
Co., Inc., and Goldman
Sachs & Co., both of New York
City, jointly, as 3s, at a price of
—
Dec.
on
building bonds.
184,
&
1961.
100,000
Nov.
improve-
Bond Sale—The
70,000 3!4s.
HAMPSHIRE
Nashua, N. H.
Sale—The $464,000 school
Bond
bonds
Dec.
on
1958.
35,000 3s.
Schiefel-
bids
works
bonds.
was
follows:
1, Kalis-
pell), Mont.
Bond Offering—Clerk of Board
of
bonds
revenue
.
a group
composed of Byrne
Phelps, Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Stroud & Co.; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.; M. B. Vick & Co.; J. R. Ross
& Co.; John J. Ryan &
Co.; T. R.
receive
School
(P. O. Route
495
in
sold to
Louis.
No. 50
water
Dated Dec.
$1,359,-
and
March
on
1,
Oct.
March
on
re¬
ment, series 493 bonds.
.
series 496
525,000 4V2s.
3V4S.
200,000
1957
Morristown Parking
Authority
(P. O. Morristown), N. J.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1967
to
$135,000
from
and
.139,000 general improvement,
Mo.
of
$240,obligation bonds was
general
15
clearance
development, series 492 bonds.
15,
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
June
inclusive.
District,
Sale—An
Dec.
on
Dec.
assessment, series 491
slum
2,150,000 water works improve¬
ment, series 494 bonds.
285,000 sewerage disposal, series
and
School
dated
are
improvement,
bonds.
bonds.
inclusive.
130,000
Slater
$13,000 fire
par.
The bonds
1957
Due
sewer
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
Delaware
station bonds offered Oct. 29
Little
to
1956.
Cherry,
Clerk, will receive bids
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
1956.
Due
1966
Louis.
The
re¬
Nov. 7 for the purchase
of $195,000 school
building bonds.
cipal
St.
of
399,000
Cambridge), Minn.
Offering — Robert S.
Parker,
ceive
Louis.
O.
Brock-
Bergen
issue
improvement
to
to
general
series 490
435,000
bonds
series
assessment,
bonds.
36,000
bridge
&
Principal and interest payable at
a
bank to be designated
by the
purchaser, subject to approval by
the City
Council.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
3'As, at
,
(P.
1,
1958
National
MISSISSIPPI
Sledge, Miss.
d
&
Louis.
Belmar, N. J.
$400,000
of Memphis, as
3V2S, 3Vis and 3s.
Legality approved by Dorsey,, Dated Sept.
1, 1956. Due on Sept.
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of 1 from
(1957 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
Minneapolis.
terest M-S.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Isanti County Indep. Sch. District
4
from
Minn.|
Moody, Inc., of St. Paul.
street
Charles
Avenue
street
489
improvement
Pennsauken
der.
Bond
Dec.
NEW
bonds
by
St.
3s.
Virginia,
1,
pay¬
banking
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
No.
1
1845
$100,000 school
Sale—The
to
Dec.
interest
and
Dated
bids
1965 inclusive.
1956.
of
Le¬
greitens, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov.
7
for the purchase of
$125,000
water
works
bonds.
Edu¬
sealed
Dec.
on
1956.
to
St. Charles, Mo.
Offering — F. B.
Bond
Flathead
receive
The
1,
1957
from
88,000
a.m.
5,000
South
(EST)
No.
bonds
eral
1
Aug.
Interest F-A.
approved
lan, of Duluth.
Bond
Dec.
gality
Trauernicht,
A. Carl¬
Board
inclusive.
$275,000
$185,000 permanent improvement
revolving fund bonds. Due on
$85,000
Geo. K.
MONTANA
Minnesota
Heights, Minn.
Bond Offering — R. L.
Ernest,
City Manager, will receive sealed
of
to
Dated
Feb.
on
Tower),
7
Bond
8
(P. O.
p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov.
8
purchase of $85,000 school
building bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
Allison-
Columbia
until
9
of the
Williams Co., of Minneapolis.
bids
as
for the
St.
sold
3V8S.
inclusive.
of¬
1737—
p.
&
County Common School
Clerk
until
Due
Legality approved by Nye, Mon¬
tague, Sullivan, Atmore & McMil¬
Blooming Prairie, Minn.
electric
to
Pennock,
Bond Offering—Edwin
son,
to
MINNESOTA
Sale—The
awarded
of
Minnesota
1956.
Certificate
Bank
District No.
inclu¬
sive.
1956.
from
par.
St. Louis
building and site
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on
issue
was
11
bonds.
Company, of Kansas City,
Minn.
1844—were
p.
State
3M>s, at
obligation
Sale—An
bonds
105,000
Sale—The $12,000 general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 29—
v.
Charles
by
and
Bond
the
1950
M-S.
as.3V4S
1844—has been post¬
p.
14
for the purchase of $165,000 gen¬
eral
Bond
sold
000
Pennock,
Wright
from
Poplar Bluff School District, Mo.
school
County Independent Sch.
1976
inclusive.
cessful bidder.
Dist.
1
Interest
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1974
Dec.
15,
Legality ap¬
Wood, King & Daw¬
of New York City.
bids
March
on
inclusive.
Baum &
bonds.
from
Due
1976
Legality. approved
by
1956.
Offering
1957
Interest J-D.
Bond
to
Wayne, Mich.
1956.
until
general
100,000
the
to
bids
bonds.
Municipal Bond
Corp., of Chicago. Dated Oct. 1,
bonds.
from
15
15
1982
interest
and
son,
1956.
1,
1958
Principal
(J-D) payable at
tution
Nov.
building
library
proved
bonds.
on
inclusive.
bonds
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Due
Due
1966 in¬
to
sold
was
to
clusive.
White, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
site
a.m.
follows:
as
1957
Dec.
on
1966
E.
(EST) on Nov.
15 for the
purchase of $175,000
general obligation building and
10
bonds.
from
public
Due
Dec.
Michigan
Offering —
Bond
school
15
900,000
Rapids),
until
$665,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
$630,000
3%, 4% and 4V4% school bonds
clusive.
Township School District
3
bids
Nov. 15 for the purchase
on
$2)800,000 bonds,
about 3.45%.
3,300,000
sealed
at
(P. O.
Hillsboro), Mo.
P.
Vasaly, Secretary of the Board of
A JEstimate and
Taxation, will re¬
series
gan
Minneapolis, Minn.
Offering — Thomas
Bond
sealed
(EST) on Nov. 15 for the purchase
of $765,000 bonds, as follows:
County Reorganized
School District No. R-l
totaling $3,600,000 offered Oct. 26
—v.
ceive
to
53
Sale—The
offered
1845—were
$400,000 water
Oct.
31—v.
awarded
to
184, p.
a
group
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
John J. Ryan &
Co., Lebenthal &
Co., Fabricand & Co., and J. R.
Co., as 3.70s, at a price of
Ross &
100.63,
a
basis of about 3.65%.
;
improvement,
series 486 bonds.
1,500,000 vocational high
Lewisboro
190,000
street
improvement,
series 488 bonds.
Bond
Offering
Meau, Town
ceive
South Salem),
York
O.
New
school,
series 487 bonds.
(P.
sealed
—
John
bupervisor,
bids
until
J.
will
2
Sre¬
p.m.
54
(EST)
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1962)
Oct.
1,
1957
to
071,179
vious
proved
amounted
York
Legality ap¬
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway,
of
New
by
&
Lockport, N.
Offering
Wiese,
City
Jr.,
receive
C.
will
11
a.m.
the
for
14
Nov.
on
until
pur¬
This
chase of
$552,300 public improve¬
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
ment
announcement of Gerosa's
mentioned
1955
City), N.
tine
Philip,
F.
will
receive
sealed
a.m.
(EST)
C.,
S.
Jan.
the
1
from
1958
was
again
by
the Board
ol
Estimate Feb. 9, 1956. Gerosa said
the plan was working well. "Cur¬
quarter of the present fiscal year
at
$4^2 million better than last
the United States Trust Co., New •year for the same period," he said.
York City. Legality approved by
The voluminous financial state¬
Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, Mc- ment noted further that the 1955Govern & Lane, of N. Y. City.
1956
real
estate
tax
levy
was
New York
Definitive
Bonds
—
De¬
with
coupons
of
City
Ready
1956, and subsequent in¬
attached of The
15,
terest
Bonds
Coupon
finitive
Dec.
City, N. Y.
Bonds,
New
2.80%
York
Issue
$30,000,000,
Serial
of June
15, 1956, will be available on and
Nov. 7, 1956 for delivery in
after
exchange for Temporary Bonds of
said
issue now outstanding, sub¬
ject to the following conditions,
according to Louis Cohen, Deputy
and
Acting Comptroller.
"(1) Temporary Bonds arranged
numerical
in
order,
by
series,
must be surrendered at the Office
of the Comptroller of The City of
New York, Division of Stocks and
Bonds,
presented for
exchange, must be
arranged in numerical order and
the
upon
back
change is made
firm
poses.
"(4)
Coupon
Bonds will be
is¬
sued in numerical order. We shall
not
to
match
Coupon Bond numbers
Temporary
Bond
Numbers.
It
will be coincidence if you receive
Coupon
the
Bonds
same
bearing
the
as
"(5)
you
Definitive
will not be
by
surrender.
Coupon
Bonds
any
Exchanges
must
the
bondholder
cir¬
or
be
his
agent at the Comptroller's Office.
mail
not
Temporary Bonds to
the Comptroller's Office. Arrange
to have
a
broker
surrender
New York
Bonds and
City bank
or
Temporary
receive Coupon
Bonds
at this office."
New
Reports
Comptroller Lawrence
New
York
on
its
operating
for the
ended
fiscal
last June.
detailed
expense
year
account
that the
budget
1955-56 which
30. The 462-page
of the city's fi¬
published as the Comp¬
troller's Annual Report, listed last
nances,
year's expenses, including
encum¬
brances, at $1,735,528,917 while
revenues
and
$1,738,190,246.
"This
excess
accruals
Gerosa
will be
its
totaled
estimated,
over
made
$516,000
brand
new
for
revenue
which
could
city
Fund
General
spiral
to approxi¬
within the next
mately $6,000,000
10
of
source
the
184,
showed
report
term debt to be
June
at
than it
vious
30,
the
turers
&
Traders Trust Co., of
Buffalo, jointly, as 3.70s, at a price
of 100.33, a basis of about 3.65%.
$130,380,970
more
($3,715,855,989)
1956
at the end of the pre¬
was
fiscal
($3,585,475,019).
increase was caused in part
by expenditures for capital and
assessable
improvements during
1955-56
of
$359,100,000 as com¬
pared
with
$301,500,000
during
year
1954-55.
Gerosa
declared
real
danger
and
economy,
nibble
away
to
one
"The
offered
bonds
Cross,
the city's credit
our
ever-increasing
structure,
is
long-term
debt," the Comptroller
City Housing Authority,
New
York
Note Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
(EST)
noon
on
Nov.
8
for
the purchase of $15,180,000
Series
W
Dated
temporary
Dec.
loan
notes.
1956. Due June 12, 1957.
Principal and interest payable at
11,
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan;
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
$4,000,-
(EST)
Dated
Dec.
3,
Paying
1957.
legal opinion
ous
1,
Note
184,
the
as
Sale
V
p.
The
—
notes
1845—were
Chemical
America
$19,950,000
offered
Nov.
awarded
1—
to
Exchange
City, and
National
Bank
Trust
cisco, jointly, at
terest
York
rate
City,
an
effective
of 2.744%.
in¬
Oct.
30
issue
an
anticipation
of
$1,000,000
notes
at
6%
interest.
Cleveland.
basis
a
Bond
Offering
Clerk
of
the
Bond
Sale
mortgage
The
—
bids until
noon
(EST) on Nov. 15
purchase of $131,800 sewer
and
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
1958 to
1967 inclusive. Prin¬
sewerage
bonds offered Oct. 29—v. 184,
1845—were awarded to Pohl &
(A-O)
payable
the
at
$575,000 first
system reve¬
Cox,
of
for the
cipal and interest
Ohio
C.
John
—
Board
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
from
OHIO
Amherst,
as
Bond
Y.
p.
Offering—Robert T. Eich-
mann,
Village Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders, & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
re¬
(EST) on Nov. 15 for the purchase
of $530,000 bonds, as follows:
$215,000 budgetary bonds. Due
June
1
from
1957
to
on
1959
in¬
clusive.
315,000
Berea,
Bond
bush,
City
sealed
Nov.
16
489.87
until
for
the
special
utility
June
on
bonds.
from
1
1957
to
1984 inclusive.
1, 1956. Due
1967
to
bonds.
street
Dated
Dec.
Nov.
from
1
bonds are dated
June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Bank of Rockville
fer
&
J-D.
Interest
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Co., Rockville Cen¬
Legality approved by Vande¬
Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
tre.
of New York City.
way,
Bond
bids until
184, p. 1739 — were awarded to
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.,
New
York
City, as 4s, at a price of
100.58, a basis of about 3.92%.
(EST)
noon
Nov.
on
16
for the purchase of $53,000
bonds.
Y.
Creyey,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
assessment
Sale—The $55,000 electric
bonds offered Oct. 29—v.
system
Byesville, Ohio
Offerings—M. A.
Bond
Trust
water,
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Baxter, Williams & Co., and John
B. Joyce & Co., as 3V2S, at a price
of
100.27,
special
improvement
street
Dated
Nov.
15,
1956.
Due
Dec. 15 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
on
sive. Principal and interest
payable
the
at
Central
Bank,
Byesville.
proved
by
(J-D)
National
Legality
Peck,
Shaffer
basis of about 3.47%.
a
Middleport Exempted Village Sch.
District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Paul S.
Smart,
Clerk
1956.
Centre
group
composed
of
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
1958
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
The
of
the
Board
(EST)
Nov.
on
chase
of
improvement
bonds
offered
Oct.
30—v. 184, p. 1845—were awarded
to Roosevelt & Cross, New York
City, and Manufacturers & Trad¬
ous
from
1958 to
1980
scheduled to
the
at
Co., Buffalo, jointly, as
3.90s, at a price of 100.44, a basis
of about 3.86%.
Splvay, N. Y.
Offering—Frank Fernan¬
Village Clerk, will receive
Bond
dez,
sealed
bids until
2
(EST)
p.m.
Nov. 20 for the purchase of
000
water
1956.
bonds.
Due
1981
Feb.
on
inclusive.
terest
Dated
(F-A)
1
$125,1,
Aug.
from
Principal
pavable
on
1957
in¬
and
the
at
to
Sol-
Bank. Legality approved
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
vay
by
Citizens
Sale—The
bids until
for
the
office
of
of
the
Wood, King & Dawson,
Street, until 11:30 a.m.
Wall
Nov. 8 for the purchase
on
$3,000,000 South
Bay
cial
1, 1956.
1957
Due
1994
to
inclusive.
and interest
office
of
assessment
cipal and
the
Fiscal
ton.
Authority in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King &
Dawson, of New York City.
NOTE—No
for
the
184,
p.
submitted
were
foregoing
originally
offered
v.
bids
bonds
on
24—
1845.
(P.
O.
R.
J.
Pox
Garfield
Bond
Town
Offering
—
bonds
Supervisor,
sealed
will
offered
Bush,
receive
bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
for the purchase of
$100,-
road
to
bonds.
Due
1960
interest
on
Dated
March
inclusive.
(M-S)
1
March
from
1,
at
and
the
Kingston
Trust Company, King¬
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
plant
awarded
to
the
29—v.
to
184,
a
p.
group
Bosworth &
Company;
Braun,
The
Inc.;
Ohio
Sutherland
Co.,
&
and
Stranahan, Harris & Co., as 4s, at
price of 102.11, a basis of about
3.75%.
'
a
basis of about 3.65%.
Warren
County
Bond
(P.
O.
Lebanon)>
Sale —The
$72,500 real
appraisal bonds olfered Oct.
184, p. 1526—were awarded
estate
26—v.
to
Hayden, Miller & Company, of
Cleveland, as 3s, at a price of
100.02,
basis of about 2.99%.
a
Whitehall, Ohio
Offering
Postponed
The
of¬
—
fering of $50,000 Pinewood Drivd
bonds
scheduled
Oct. 29—v.
184,
originally
for
1739—has been
p.
Wi~hV/fe, Ohio
Offering—Gordon D. Gill,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Bond
Nov. 26 for the purchase
000
special
son,
County
(P.
Dec.
1,
1958
to
1956. Due
1967
and interest
(J-D)
Trust
from
1
Principal
payable at the
Co., Willoughbv.
anproved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
OKLAHOMA
Clerk of the Board of County
bids until
11
8
purchase
the
bonds,
Dec.
on
inclusive.
and
Dated
Offering—C.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
for
of $318,-
water
Legality
O.
Cincinnati), Ohio
F. Hutchin¬
Bond
assessment
improvement bonds.
sewer
Cleveland
Hamilton
Due
of
Sent.
Pond
Town
bids
bonds.
Home
County
on
1958
from
1
inclusive.
1979
500,000
on Nov
$3,300,000
(EST)
a.m.
follows:
as
$2,800,000
to
<
Clerk,
bonds
•
are
Nov.
dated
water
works
1959 to
interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasur¬
er's office. Legalitv approved by
Town
on
system bonds.. Due
inclusive.
1976
Offering
Clerk,
the
Gill;
sealed
(CST)
purchase of $55,000
Ohla.
—
will
bids until 8 p.m.
for
E.
receive
p.m.
Lenapah,
Bond
-
1,
will
7:30
Nov. 5 for the
from
-
Choc'aw, Okla.
Offering — W.
until
County road bonds; Due
Sent." 1 from 1958 to 1967
1956. Principal and
Jim
Webster,
receive
(CST)
sealed
Nov. 7
on
purchase of $78,000 water
works
system
ton, of Columbus.
1959 to
1980 inclusive.
Lucas Coun+y fP.
Noble
Bricker. Marburger, Evatt
& Bar¬
Bond
Bank
of
O. Toledo). Ohto
Offering—Anna C. Pflug-
bonds.
Due
16
the
for
purchase
assessment
$40,340
of
bonds,
as
fol¬
County Independent
District
felder, Clerk of the Board
of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
special
Westfield, N. Y.
Sale—The $90,000 electric
bonds
offered
Oct.
25 —
Bond
were
a
from
1957
Principal
pavable
of
composed
Oct.
awarded
inclusive.
Nov. 21
000
Cleveland), Ohio
school
O.
Sale—The $900,000
1739—were
The
Percy
1
awarded
School Dist.
Heights City
(P.
444,
Kingston), N. Y.
1846—were
p.
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 3%s, at a price of 101.02,
interest
Dime
on
Ulster
sewer
Nov.
postponed until Nov. 13.
when
Oct.
14
spe¬
bonds.
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Principal
Agent of the
Nov.
on
sewer
(J-D) payable
Savings Bank, Can¬
Legality approved by Peck,
the
at
Division
(M-N) payable at the
(EST)
noon
Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
Nov. 1 from
on
on
$,145,000
bonds offered
to
from
water works revenue bonds. Dated
Nov.
be offered
purchase of $108,000
Ryan,
at
vari¬
Canton, Ohio
Offering — Guy Dewalt,
Bond
will
bids
184,
—v.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Co.,
sealed
payable
Bank,
Ohio
Fishel, Secretary of the Authority,
receive
(J-D)
National
Sylvania, Ohio.
East
Bond
County Wat~r Authority
(P. O. Riverhead), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Harry
Paul
pur¬
Cleveland.
Bond
184, p. 1845—has been
postponed until Nov. 13.
&
Suffolk
the
Middleport. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Nov. 9—v.
Trust
ers
for
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
Wil¬
bonds totaling $479,-
purposes
364.45
15
$371,000 building bonds.
1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
ap¬
&
Columbus, Ohio
Offering Postponed—The
Sale—The $253,000 public
Education,
Dated Dec.
construction
Bond
of
will receive sealed bids until noon
liams, of Cincinnati.
Svencerport, N. Y.
$1,030,000
&
purchase of $74,-
inclusive.
Ohio
Dist.,
The
—
a
will receive
(EST) on
noon
assessment
on
Sale
building bonds offered Oct. 30—
v.
184, p. 1631—were awarded to
R. Quacken-
Auditor,
bids
City School
Bond
Ohio
Offering—E.
improvement
electric
Due
Massillon
Co., Inc., of Cincinnati.
p.m.
&
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
bonds are dated Nov. 15,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Mahoning County (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
Durham, N. C.
bond
bonds.
1958 to
The
CAROLINA
Note Sale—The Branch Banking
& Trust Co., of Wilson, purchased
p.
ston.
Corn
&
line
from
15
inclusive.
nue
1956.
Bank, New York
of
Due
item.
Series
v.
1956.
agent and
stated in previ¬
of
Roosevelt
to
Rochville Centre, N.
on
notes.
July
New
184,
4.07%.
noon
Nov. 7 for the purchase
$1,680,000
Series
CXXVIII
of
of
about
(EST)
York
until
26—v.
4.10s, at a price of 100.33,
of
48
said.
New
Oct.
awarded
1739—were
&
municipal
which
can
at
the
at
Bank,
supply
Nov.
on
1956.
.
city to be
in sound financial condition.
only
NORTH
Galloway, of New York City.
the
payable
National
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
on
Richmond, Honeoye Water District
No. 2 (P. O. Honeoye), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $92,000 water
long-
This
.
p.
water
1960
JRoosevelt & Cross, and Manufac¬
years.
The
will receive sealed bids until
municipality had saved $2,661,329
in
had
method of investment represented
a
$100,000 elec¬
Oct. 30
1739—were awarded to
—v.
—
E.
Oct. 31
Sale—The
system bonds offered
Additional Offering—Mr. Cruise
Gerosa,
City's chief fiscal of¬
ficer, revealed
cushion
in
"found" money by investing here¬
tofore
idle
funds
in
over-night
Treasury Notes. This was done in
full
cooperation
with the
City
Treasurer,
Joseph
A.
Sarafite.
Gerosa
pointed
out
that
this
York
Citv, N. Y.
Budget Balance
as a
business recession and
any
it
that
Yan, N. Y.
Rouses Point, N.
the
of
mailed, under
cumstances.
made
numbers
numbers
Temporary Bonds
Do
against
the
of
name
com¬
emphasized that the city
accumulated $35 million
in
had
Such
endorsement, either
written, typed or rubber stamped,
is required for identification pur¬
as
of the levy for
its Stabilization Fund
agent, the
on
corporate
or
agent.
by
3.66%
were
Gerosa
the
thereof
Bond
(A-O)
Chautauqua
Jamestown.
tric
1954-55.
of the owner, or if such ex¬
name
These
pared with 4.06%
Centre and Chambers
Manhattan,
New
York
Streets,
City.
"(2) The exchange window will
be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
daily, Monday through Friday.
"(3)
Temporary Bonds, when
bear
$829,319,555, the highest in the
city's history, with a lower per¬
centage of uncollected taxes than
Municipal
828,
Room
Building,
Penn
are
ever.
as
basis of about 3.99%.
Monday, November 5, 1956
.
8,860
August
City,
Cross, of New York
4s, at a price of 100.07, a
are
uonus
.
Due
dated
interest
30—v. 184, p. 1845—were awarded
rent sales tax returns for the first
inclusive.
1995
to
interest payable
It
year.
publicly
11, 1956 and it was approved
subsequently
purchase of $865,000 non tax-ex¬
empt dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.
Principal and
last
Rome
'ihe
2.70s,
as
par.
to Roosevelt &
a
widespread
given
11
for
15
Nov.
on
until
from
in
ence
President,
bids
when
turned
Y.
Augus¬
press Oct. 25,
dock-side inter¬
the Comptroller re¬
a
monetary confer¬
the
by
following
view
College (P. O.
York
plan to
Bureau's
Tax
Oct.
offered
ex¬
auditing staff. The plan was first
Galloway, of New York City.
New
Excise
the
increase
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Bond Offering—Brother.
was
as
sales and business taxes since the
inclusive.
Manhattan
increase
bonds
Jamestown,
price of
at a
1,
1956. Due on August 1 from 1957
to
1962
inclusive. Principal and
was
due in a large measure
the better filing of returns for
to
May
on
year
unusual
plained
1 from 1957 to 1973
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
Due
at
revenues
applied to this
amount to help finance the 19551956 expense
budget the carry¬
over
this
year
starting July 1,
1956 was $54,698,011, or approxi¬
mately $12,000,000 more than the
Comptroller had estimated.
Y.
1
Walter
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
(EST)
—
Jamestown,
Bridge, N. Y.
system
sewer
$613,314,571.
to
$558,616,560
City.
Bond
the
put
from the pre¬
(1954-55)
After
carry-over
fiscal
Company, Mt. Kisco.
Heckler
Fund
General
net
report
statutory
$575,243,392, which with the $38,-
(A-O) payable at me
National Bank & Trus
Mt. Kisco
Palatine
finally
are
Bond Sale—The $42,000 sanitary
The
Principal
inclusive.
1966
bills
all
paid."
Dated
Oct. 1 from
Due on
1956.
and interest
when
000
Nov. 8 for the purchase
on
$70,000 building bonds.
.
No.
1
Perry),
Bond
the
Offering
Board
ceive
of
sealed
(P.
School
O.
Okla'.
—
The
Education
bids
until
Clerk
will
8
lows:
$31,480
highway
bonds.
1958
to
Due
1967
on
improvement
Nov.
15
from
(CST)
of
4
p.m.
Nov. 8 for the purchase
$175,000
from
inclusive.
•J
on
of
re¬
budding
1959 to 1965
bonds.
inclusive.
Due
Volume
Ottawa
184
Number
5583
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
County Independent School
District
No.
23
(P.
Bond
Sale—The
First
National
Bank & Trust
Co., Oklahoma City,
Edwards, Inc., Small-MilCo., and Evan L. Davis, as
J.
R.
burn
follows:.
\
....
$390,000 3V&S; Due
1959
to
Jan. 1 from
on
*
Jan. from 1965
inclusive.
1
;
1967
to
-CXy-\
.
1964 inclusive.
195,000 3s. Due
The bonds
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due
$585,000 build¬
the
of
obligation
Easton
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 184,
p. 1739—were awarded to a group
composed
gality approved bv Town send, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
O.
Miami), Okla.
.
(J-J)
pay¬
Ottawa
County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 23 (P. O. Miami), Okla.
Bond
Sale—The $585,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 24—v. 184,
1739
p.
First
awarded
were
—
National
Bank
the
to
&
Trust
Authority,
184,
offered
Oct.
16—
1631—were awarded tc
p.
composed of Goldman,
Co., Schaffer, Necker &
Co., and Suplee, Yeatman & Co.,
at a price of 98.52, a net interest
group
Sachs &
cost of about
3.19%,
$30,000 21/2s. Due
1957
to
1961
1962 to
100,060
1969
inclusive.
to
1976
3.20s.
Nov.
on
1
from
inclusive.
Due
1
•
Nov.
on
1,
No.
38
Easttown
Township School District
(P. O. Berwyn), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
offered Oct. 25—v. 184, p.
1631—were
Bond
Offering—H.
awarded
jointly, at
lan, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
5
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
bonds.
Nov.
$50,000
8
on
Harriman
to
3s.
Due
Nov.
on
from
1
1965 inclusive.
Nov. 1, 1966
on
1967.
and
300,000
3s.
Due
Nov.
on
from
1
1968 to 1981 inclusive.
for the
1971
Township (P. O. 20
Congress St., Bradford),
clusive.
York
Bond
tric
to
Sale—The
184,
a
1279—were awarded
composed of Blyth &
Kalman
& Co.,
and
Inc.,
Foster
elec¬
Portland, Ore.
Bond
184,
Sale
—
1630—were
$2,000,000
Oct.
30—v.
awarded
to
a
Dolphin & Co., at
group composed of the Mercantile
Trust
Co., St. Louis, Wm. Blair &
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Stern
Bros. & Co., Kalman & Co., and
I. M. Simon & Co., at a price of
100.06,
a
2.76%,
as
net
a
follows:
1959
2%s.
$465,000 6s.
Due
National
1,085,000
Due
Dec.
on
1
County School District
(P. O. MiltonFreewater), Ore.
S3I-C
until
Offering—Verne
C.
receive
sealed
bids
(PST) on Nov. 14 for
purchase of $90,000 general
obligation
school
bonds.
Dated
noon
1,
1958
1957.
Due
Jan. 1 from
on
1962
to
fered
Oct.
Roberts
&
as
3s, at
of
about
a
184,
v.
Abington
Township
Abington),
Offering
(P.
O.
1958
E.
Ambler, Secretary of Township
Commissioners, will receive
sealed
on
bids until 7:45 p.m. (EST)
15 for the purchase of
Nov.
1961
Nov.
inclusive.
terest
1
from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Abington Bank & Trust Company,
Abington. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
Cheltenhnm
bids
20
until
for
8
the
p.m.
Board
of
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
Com¬
sealed
on
Due
1976
inclusive.
terest
on
Dec.
$200,000
from
1957
to
Principal
payable at
Bank & Trust
1
and in¬
the Jenkintown
Co., Jenkintown. Le-
District,
Pa.
Harold
—
R.
Secretary of the Board
Directors,
will
1.978
to
inclusive.
Principal
Oct.
1
sive.
been
Bond
000
C.
from
sold to John¬
was
Offering
by
1958
to
A-O.
1979
inclu¬
Legality
Gibbs &
Sinkler,
Bond Sale—The
County
group
sealed
on
bids
Nov.
$10,000
until
14
for
general
Wilkes-Barre
1:30
4he
Elish,
receive
p.m.
purchase
nell,
Si¬
the
will
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
on
&
of
Offering
Pa.
sealed
bids
Nov. 14 for
$350,000 general
inclusive.
$310,000
school
Due
or
on
of not
Texas
less
than
more
bonds.
W.
Dated
May 1 from
1957 to
1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the State Treas¬
Auditor,
will
District,
receive
Bond
Jan.
a.m.
well,
water
1
Due
bonds.
from
1959
to
1987
Offering
Due
on
1987
the
250,000 storm
Jan.
from
1
port
from
1
1959
to
The bonds
Interest
1987
C.
—
Auditor,
B.
Herre-
B.
8 for the
purchase of $550,-
telephone
system
revenue
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
Van
Thomas
Ingen
&
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
Son,
payable at
pany, at a
suitable banking in¬
a
designated
by the
approved
Legality
bonds
works
184,
v.
the
First
Pierre
to
offered
Oct.
National
National
Bank,
Bank,
Dawson
and
1968
&
Bond
til
M.
(P.
Tenn.
the
—
A.
Board
B.
purchase
O.
Lamesa),
Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
of
$275,000
non
Interest
approved
M-N.
Le¬
by
Indep. Sch. District, Texas
Offering—E.
on
cf
A.
Wooten,
Schools, will
Nov. 9 for the purchase
15,
from
1957
terest
M-N.
MoCall,
Trus¬
1956.
to
Due
1966
on
Nov.* 15
inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas.
Hurst-Eules
Sch.
tax-
Consolidated
(P.
Indepen.
O. Hurst), Texas
Offering—Joe
Superintendent
,
the
and
Court.
to
Sale—An
Legality
issue
of
improvement bonds
$300,sold
was
a
group composed of Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., Russ &
and
M.
E.
Allison
Co.,
Co., Inc., as
&
follows:
$200,000 4s. Due
1957
to
Oct.
on
1974
from
1
inclusive.
100,000 3%s. Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1^75 to 1980 inclusive.
Dated Oct. 1,1956. Interest A-O.
Legality
approved
Parkhurst
by
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
&
Pear sail,
Bond
the
Sale
Texas
Postponed—Sale
$275,000 water works and
of
sew¬
system revenue bonds, origi¬
nally set for Oct. 30, has been
postponed until after the Nov. 6
election.
The
.
sale
$49,000
consisted
water
of:
works
and
sewer
system refunding bonds. Due
Dec.
226,000
1
from
1957
water works
to
and
1965
sewer
system refunding bonds. Due
Dec.
on
1
from
1966
to
1986
inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
San
Antonio, Tex.
Offering — J. Frank Gal¬
Bond
lagher,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.'m. (CST)
Nov. 8 for the purchase of
000
bonds,
general
bonds.
Due
1957 to
2,000,000
on
$5,000,-
follows:
as
$3,000,000
improvement
Dec.
on
1
from
1968 inclusive.
general
bonds.
Due
Dated
Dec.
and interest
improvement
Dec.
on
1
from
San
Antonio,
tional
1,
City
1956.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Bank
of
or
Commerce,
of
at the First Na¬
Bank,
of
New
York
City, or the Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
VERMONT
of
Lyndonville
Umphress,
Schools,
will
Graded
School
Dist.,
Vermont
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2 p.m.
(EST)
1958
and
to
1984
interest
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable at the
Lyndonville Savings Bank & Trust
Co. Legality approved by Witters,
Longmoore & Akley, of St. Johnsbury.
Swanton
Bond
Village, Vt.
Offering—R.
A. Garman,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $140,000 refunding bonds. Dated Dec.
Village
1,
to
Treasurer,
1956. Due
1970
interest
tional
on
Dec.
inclusive.
payable at
1 from 1957
Principal
Bank, of Boston. Legality
by Storey, Thorndike,
(CST)
Palmer
Nov. 5 for the purchase
and
the First Na¬
approved
on
on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $85,000
school bonds. Due on Jan. 1 from
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
1996
inclusive. Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
Dist.
Bond
dormitory bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on April 1 from
to
000
1957 to
(CST)
exempt
and
inclusive.
(P.
will
noon
1959
semi-annu¬
of $500,000 or $1,785,000 unlimited
tax
school
house
bonds.
Dated
receive sealed bids un¬
(CST) on Nov. 15 for the
purchaser
McAllen, Tex.
Bond
National
of
Smith,
of
the
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
receive sealed bids until 9:30 p.m.
O.
Chicago, mutually agree¬
Crowe, of Dallas.
semi-annually
Due
1981
Superintendent
p.
Jan.
on
inclusive.
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
as
May and Nov. 1 fromC
to
Nov.
City,
net
A
.
.
College
Offering
of
184,
to
1976
Sale—An
Bond
sewerage
26—v.
"
Jefferson
Secretary
and
Company,
Carson-Newman
Due
County
Dumas
$100,000 water
Oct.
a
4.54%,
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas
awarded
to
and
1956.
Causeway bonds.
to
Commissioners'
Com¬
issue of $85,000
bridge refunding bonds
was sold to Henry, Seay & Black,
of Dallas, as 3V4S. Dated Nov. 1,
Bartlett, Tenn.
were
&
T exas
road
ap.m.
15, 1957. Due
1959
or
able
&
inclusive.
as
TENNESSEE
extension
Rupe
"
jointly,
obligation bonds offered Oct. 29—
v.
184, p. 1847—were awarded to
offered
on
1964
Stockholm, S. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $3,000 general
—
air¬
Co.,
about
4V2S.
to
Bond
Sale—The
&
Dallas
Sanders
of
5s.
1963
ally
30—
Jan.
from
15
Oct,
May and Nov. 1 from 1957
4,680.000
2.90s.
Bond
offered
price of 100.0069,
cost
on
$125,000 water
1740—were awarded
p.
Co.,
and
$1,820,000
Pierre, S. Dak.
Sale—The
000 Sabine Lake
Dated
follows:
by
Dorsey, Owen, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
•
Inc.,
interest
pur¬
Beau¬
inclusive.
Bacon,
Whipple & Co., Russ & Co., Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., Inc., Kenower,
MacArthur &
Co., E. F.
Hutton & Co., John W. Clarke &
Co., Dempsey - Tegeler & Co.,
will receive
(CST) on
&
will receive
(CST) on
the purchase of $650,-
Nov. 26 for
on
bonds
revenue
J.
County (P. O.
mont), Tex.
sealed bids until 11
$250,000
Inc., First Southwest Com¬
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
White, Weld & Co.,
Equitable Securities Corporation,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
stitution
of
Co.,
Offering
City
man,
Cul-
pany,
dated Jan. 1, 1957.
are
Bank
land, County Judge,
29—v. 184, p. 1740—were awarded
to a group composed of Blyth &
J-J.
Bond
W.
Texas
Sale—The $6,500,000
Bond
to
Texas
Bond Offering—James A. Kirk-
Dallas,
.
Due
the
at
Jefferson
building bonds.
incl.
1959
bonds.
sewer
John
purchase
on
inclusive.
Jan.
T exas
—
of Schools,
will receive sealed bids until Nov.
220,000 street improvement bonds.
re¬
Company, of Dallas. Legal¬
ity approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Superintendent
for
due
1990 in¬
er
Breckenridge Independent School
8
$2,100,000
payable
urer's
Con-
to
Trust
than
$315,000
1, 1956.
Nov.
office.
Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
J.
1957
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
In¬
Charles
—
the purchase
Robinson-
Offering—Mabel
City
tees,
Disl.,
1981
Deere, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 9 for
(CST) on
Nov. 5 for the purchase of
$2,57Q,OPO bonds, as follows:
of
Offering—Floyd Siegfried,
Secretary of Board of Slchool Di¬
rectors,
sold
was
Indep. School District,
Bond
DAKOTA
sealed bids until 9
(EST)
jfeond
until 5 p.m.
bonds
$358,-
334s, at
1967
from
15
York
of
Aberdeen, S. Dak.
Bond
Saunders
obligatiqn bonds.
Sch.
Reed
as
bonds.
bonds
(J-J) pay-"
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office, or at any bank in New
issue
works
Keith
$450,000
Principal and interest
of Dallas.
Memphis.
Peter
will
water
Bell
ap¬
$335,000 school
composed
SOUTH
1740
Washington),
Controller,
16—
Dallas.
building bonds offered Oct. 30—
v.
184, p. 1740—were awarded to
works
—
Oct.
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, ol
of Charleston.
bonds
O.
offered
Sale—An
Dallas,
County School District
(P. O. Bennettsville), S. C.
post¬
Washington County Institution
(P.
$3,550,000 issue
TEXAS
gality
poned until Nov. 8.
District
foregoing bonds
the
1740.
p.
Nov.
house
15, 1956. Bids will be
for
ceived for $300,000 bonds due on
Nov. 15 from 1957 to 1990 inclu¬
New
Arlington, Tex.
CAROLINA
Interest
ing of $34,000 fire engine bonds
originally scheduled for Oct. 25—
has
184,
1
Lane, Space & Co., of Savan¬
nah.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
.
—
of
1
Nov.
son,
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
1740
of
unsuccessfully
the Stockholm State Bank.
Stroudsburg, Pa.
p.
Bank,
to
Bond
Munson, 0f Philadelphia.
184,
The
-—
part
school
Nov.
(A-O) payable at tnc
from
of
on
Co., Norristown. Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
v.
from
Principal
terest A-O.
receive
(EST)
interest payable at the Mont-
Nov.
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1956.
School
1
Company, ol
a price of par.
1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
chaser.
bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
Offering—Harold C. Pike,
Secretary of the
missioners,
will
of
Pennsylvania
Township (P. O.
Wyncote), Pa.
Bond
Scribner,
Offering
Datec
Oct.
inclusive.
Manhattan
Note
C00
gomery-Norristown Bank & Trust
general obligation sewer
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
On
&
bonds.
on
Dated Oct.
Nov.
1846—were awarded to
p.
$500,000
1956. Due
Nov.
on
A
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
v.
on
Due
fo)
York
Brookings, S. Dak.
2.87%.
Bond
and
Raymond
Due
2%s.
Johnston, S.
1631
p.
Schmidt, Poole,
Parke, of Philadelphia,
price of 100.62, a basis
Norristown
Pa.
—
184,
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $625,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
PENNSYLVANIA
2V2s.
bid^
13
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000
4% water works and sewer system
to
Singer,
Deane
Pittsburgh.
sealed
-
31—v.
obligation bonds offered Oct. 29
School
McCulloch,
inclusive.
1982
Nov.
$2,500,000 school
series
to
Chase
inclusive.
Sale—The $75,000 general
Kratz,
Winfree,
from
1
of
sealed
on
1, 1956. Due
and interest
to
O.
(P.
Leetsdale, Pa.
Bond
proved
Bond
Trust
County
awarded
inclusive. Principal
payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Oct.
obligation improvement bonds of¬
and interest
by
to
1958
Sale—The $75,000 general
Rob¬
the
Jan.
from
1£60
SOUTH
on
ertson, Clerk of the Board of Di¬
will
Bank' &
Juniata
Bond
building,
from 1968 to 1982 inclusive.
Mifflintown), Pa.
Umatilla
rector^,
1
Nov.
on
(EST)
purchase
$450,000
Dated
55
clusive; alternate bids will be
receive
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
2,325,000
will
Co., Na¬
Legality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
were
Bond
Nov.
on
Due
1958 to
trona.
Dec. 1 from
on
from 1965 to 1978 inclusive.
No.
Secretary,
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Peoples First
1964 inclusive.
to
Township
Williams, ol
—
will
noon
follows:
,
$600,000 27/8S. Due
a
the
Humphrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta.
inclusive.
net interest cost of about
1,400,000
(P. O.
Township
(EST) on Nov. 14 for the purchase
$240,000
general
obligation
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1956.
of
price of par,
interest cost of about 2.79%,
Pennsylvania
Offering —• Chesterl A.
Bond
1981
composed
group
Williams & Co., Inc., Bache & Co.,
A, Webster Dougherty & Co., and
a.m.
Chestnut St., Natrona),
Grove,
Bond
Marlboro
of
The
offered
bonds
p.
10
&
Knoxville, Tenn.
Offering
Mayor J. W
Dance
School
Halsey,
Co., Inc., Northern Trust
Co., Chicago, Blair & Co. Baxter,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Marshall.
&
water
'•
on
Shaffer
Cincinnati.
1958
a
a
p.
group
Co.,
$500,000
until
Harrison
bonds offered Oct. 24
revenue
—v.
by Peck,
to
mons,
(EST)
on Nov. 7 for the purchase of
$34,000 general obligation bonds.
Central Lincoln-Peoples Utility
District (P. O. Newport), Ore.
received
District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $3,875,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
31—v. 184, p. 1740—were awarded
Pennsylvania
received
be
of
New York City. Legality approved
until
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
OREGON
payable
Bank,
Philadelphia.
proved
Foster
in¬
(J-D)
National
of
refunding bonds
V
50,000 2%s. Due
building
Due from 1958 to
of
price of 100.01, a net
of about 2.97%, as
a
cost
1957 to
M-Clel-
E.
Miners
First National Bank, Knoxville, or
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
Legality approved
Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
by
Ripley & Co., Inc., and DeHaven
& Townsend, Crouter & Bodine,
Bartlesville), Okla.
1
Wilkes-Barre.
bonds
$250,000
(P. O.
Dec.
were
Washington Township Dependent
District
the
as
1991.
follows:
School
cipal and interest
at
bonds.
on
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Stuart &
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
290.000
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
3s.
1970
follows:
as
on
80,000 2%s. Due
interest
Company, of Oklahoma City.
Sch.
a
able at the above mentioned
bank,
or at
the State's fiscal agency in
New York City. Legality approved
by George J. Fagin, of Oklahoma
City.
bonds
revenue
v.
dated Jan. 1,1957.
are
Joint
Area
improvement
from 1958 to
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
on
Principal and interest
(1963)
&
Dodge,
of
Boston.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1964)
The
VIRGINIA
1956.
South Norfolk,
Va.
Ben¬
sion's
Bank
the
to
and
jointly,
100.40,
184,
a
Fenn &
Co., Inc., F. W. Craigie &
Co., Mason & Hagan, Inc., C. F.
Cassell
& Co.,
Peoples National
Bank
of
Charlottesville,
R. H.
Brooke
par,
&
Co., and Bank of Vir¬
at a price of
net interest cost of about
of Richmond,
ginia,
a
3.39%,
follows:
as
$160,000 314s. Due
1957 to
840,000 3.40s. Due
1963
Nov. 1 from
on
1962 inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981
to
WASHINGTON
Local
Lake
Moses
District
Bond
Improvement
Wash.
5,
issue
Sale—An
066.79
of
$217,-
improvement
local
bonds
sold to Wm. P. Harper & Son
was
&
No.
Co.,
Due
4s. Dated Oct. 20, 1956.
as
Oct.
1968.
20,
Legality
A-O.
Interest
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬
approved
tle.
■
„
.j
Skagit County Public Hospital
District No. 1
(P. O. Mount
Vernon),
Wash.
Bond
Offering—Rodney E. Ol«on,
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(PST)
on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $670,000
general
Dated Dec.
obligation
1, 1956. Due
bonds.
Dec. 1
on
from
1958 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
and
at
interest
(J-D)
payable
County Treasurer's office,
the
at the State's fiscal agency in
New York City. Legality approved
or
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
WEST
Davis
VIRGINIA
and Elkins
El kins),
College (P. O.
W.
Va.
Bond
Offering—David K. Allen,
Secretary of Board of Trustees,
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
exempt
Oct.
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
of
for
$300,000
dormitory
1,
until
16
1955.
Due
non-tax
bonds.
Oct.
on
2
the
Dated
from
1
1958
to
A-O.
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trirtible & Mit¬
well,
chell,
1995
of
inclusive.
New
York
Interest
City.
WISCONSIN
Grafton (Villqge and Town) Joint
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Grafton),
Bond
000
Sale—An
Wis.
issue
of
$725,--
corporate purpose bonds
sold
to
pany,
The
bonds
1956. Due
1970
was
Mullaney, Wells & Com¬
of Chicago.
on
dated
are
Nov.
inclusive.
1
Nov.
from
1,
1957 to
Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Lines, Spooner
&
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Reeseville
man
(Village),
and
Elba
Lowell,
(Towns)
Cly-
Union
Free High School District
No.
1
(F'
Bond
ing
O.
Reeseville),
Wis.
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
bonds
„awarded to
offered
a
group
Oct.
25
were
composed
of
Channer Securities
Co., Mullaney
Wells &
Co., and Allan Blair &
Co.,
a
as
3%s, at
a
price of
basis of about
3.69%.
100.53
&
on
Dec.
of $94,037
sold
was
Interest
and
public
awarded
were
building bonds
184, p. 1632—
to
a
group
com-
i
posed of the Mercantile Trust Co.,
|
St; Louis, Stern Bros. & Co., Kalman
&
bee &
Hydro-Electric Commision
(P. O. Quebec), Que.
Co., and Kirchner, OrmsWeisner.
Debenture
of
Sale—A
the
First
and A. E. Ames &
Oct. 30—v.
the
of
Crown
Province
lic
offering
000 41/4%
mission,
anteed
on
group
Boston
com¬
Corp.,
Co., made pub¬
Nov. 1 of $35,000,-
debentures of the Com¬
unconditionally
guar¬
to
principal and interest
by the Province of Quebec and
payable in U. S. dollars. The issue
is
dated
Dec.
to
as
Dec.
1,
1956,
matures
1, 1981, and the offering price
investors
interest.
was
99
and
accrued
Denton,
Ltd.,
of
in
in
to
1944
an
right
It
and
is
erties
the
cre¬
empow¬
distribute
owner
members
Ripley
Sale—An
Bond
000
to
I
of
issue
$125,-
improvement bonds was sold
James
514s. Due
Richardson
on
&
Sons,
as
Oct. 15 from 1957 to
1976 inclusive. Interest
of
of
&
Saskatchewan
electricity
Debenture
Province
the
prop¬
A-Q.
the
group:
Co.,
Inc.,
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.,
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., Dominion Se¬
curities
Corp.,
McLeod,
Young,
Weir, Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc., Leh¬
(Province of)
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$8,000,000 20-year Provincial.
Sinking
of the Commision.
Other
Harriman
& Partners,
& Co., and
Inc.
acquire/ sell,
generate,
and
throughout the
the
Harris
Pitfield
SASKATCHEWAN
agency
of
was
and
gas
which is
C.
Hannaford,
Lloydminster, Sask.
is
Quebec.
Inc.,
W.
Dawson,
after
by Act of Legislature of the
ered
Quebec
re¬
ranging
on or
transmit
posed
Wyo.
$525,000 storm
Sale—The
Commission
The
ated
J-D.
QUEBEC
3%s, at a price of
basis of about 3.82%.
Cheyenne,
Bond
prices
Monday, November 5, 1956
the
of
1, 1966 to 100% after Dec. 1,
Province
Milwaukee
at
option
1978.
to
Denton, Ltd., as
1 from 1957 to
Dec.
inclusive.
1976
as
a
offered
1740—were award¬
composed of Phelps,
p.
group
Bros.
the
from 103% if redeemed
issue
bonds
improvement
5V2S. Due
WYOMING
Va.
obligation bonds offered Oct.
31—v.
ed to
Sale—An
Bond
184, p.
ed
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
Bond
ONTARIO
Thorold, Ont.
&
cor¬
debentures will be
at
Commission
in¬
1848-—were award¬
Company,
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.,
29—v.
sewer
eral
$150,000
new
deemable
porate purpose bonds offered Oct.
Bank,
Richmond.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Warwick,
Sale—The
Bond
The
CANADA
Burns
Planters
&
and
Sussex, Wis.
of
Merchants
the
at
or
1,
1957 to
Spooner
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
$520,000 school
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1986
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the State-Plant¬
ers Bank & Trust Co., Richmond,
purchase
Principal
Oct.
Lines,
by
proved
BJdg., Capitol Square, Richmond,
until noon (EST) on Nov. 14 for
the
from
of
Finance
222,
Room
office,
dated
are
Oct. 1
(A-O) payable at the State
Reeseville. Legality ap¬
terest
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Commis¬
on
inclusive.
1976
Bond Offering—-J. Gordon
bonds
Due
...
sold to
Fund
a
group
bitt Thomson
&
debentures
was
composed of Nes¬
Co., Ltd., Harris
&
Partners, Ltd., Cochran, Mur¬
& Co., Ltd., Burns Bros. &
Denton, Ltd., Equitable Securities
ray
Co., Inc., Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
Canada, Ltd., Dawson, Hannaford,
Ltd., Gairdner & Co., Ltd., Mid¬
land Securities Corp., Ltd., Greenshields & Co., Inc., Osier, Ham¬
mond & Nanton, Ltd., and W. C.
Pitfield & Co., Ltd., as 4V2S. Dated
Greenshields & Co., Burns Bros. &
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1,
man
Brothers.
Salomon
Bros
&
Hutzler, White, Weld & Co., Bell,
Gouinlock
&
Co., Mills, Spence &
1976.
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