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MONDAY
oc'r^
ISSUE
•>^'s ®59
UBf>ARyr^r/Qf(
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 190
Number 5889
New York 7, N.
Y.,
;
Monday, October 12, 1959
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment
News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Adams Express Co.—Asset Value
Decreases—
(2)
Sept. 30,
of—
•
1959
assets-per cbWmon
Net
assets
Capital
—V.-
at.
Aelus
The
1958
$39.81
97,558.994
94,605,213
3.172,752
3,172,75 2
3,172,752
December
SEC
has
suspending
Act
of
offering of stock by this corporation,
at 346 South Broad
Street; Trenton, N. <1. '"'•Ti'v"'—:>
Aelus
is
was
engaged
organized
'under
principally' in
"Sky-Clone" blocks used
Heaters"
.under
for
the
commercial
name.
New
Jersey
law 'in
and
residential
"Atom-Sublimator."
heating.
In
June
shares
of
in
$15
.
failed
(2)
American
heater
and
A
is
In
unit.
to
of
comply
10
Boston
with
certain
terms
and
notification
conditions
of
Regulation
that
with
Securities
According
<*
false
are
to
A;
Montreal
the
offering
circular and
the failure to
and
misleading by reason of
circular Aelus' contingent liability
offering
previous sales
for
,
order,
of
under
sales
the
Securities
the
in
Act
securities without
registration and. With respect
Wattage and B. T. U. of the Atom-Sublimator included in
reprints of a newspaper advertisement used as sales literature. More¬
»
tisemcnt
more
such
used
in connection with the stock
offering without its prior
the* Commission; written
communications
were
sent
to
persons in connectionwith the offering without
with
than
10
material
written
with
offers
of
its
file
to
a
an
r
Aerojet-General
Corp.
Sales
—
This
corporation
announced
months
ended"
359,992
for the sr.me period
Earnings
for
of
share
per
the
first nine
the
for
Aug.
31,
1959
first
nine
months
comparable period.
The
company's
were
to
year
and
'
sales
for
of
from
from
to
86c
the
for
$103,173,305
and
$1.34
the
According
comparable third
to
quarter
ended
nation's
vital
Dan
Aug.
defense
A.
quarter
Kimball,
31,
-.1959,
tracts
for
the
development
plants
for
the
Navy's Eagle
j
of
President,
with
programs
both
the
shares.
writing
ended
Rights
involved.
Is
expire
■
SE-J
for
be
covering
and
30
filed
18,350 shares
of
common
by
amendment
for
of
during
of
the. propulsion
the
\
i
letter of
stock
lull
Oct-
share
to
be
The
corporation
con¬
power
The proceeds
;
—
headed
an
Offered—White,
underwriting
Oct. 6 333,335 shares of
syndicate
common
stock.
price of $15 per share. The
offering marks the first
public sale of the company's stock. This
to
the
and
of
are
offering
the
the
company
and
solidated
after
as
being
books
sale
of
already
sold
for
with
date
of
offering.
,T
construction,,
the
account
the
stock
will
and
out-'
issued
of
certain
of
$1,151,741,
equal
AS
to
1959
OF
of
the
selling
OCT.
per
G,
declared
under¬
inven¬
the
on
holders
-—
Outstanding
shs.
1,000,000 shs.
the company
2% stock divi¬
eight cents per share and a
both payable on Nov.
20. 1959. to share¬
1959.
Purchasers of the shares offered
hereby holding such shares of record on such
date will be entitled to
those dividends.
While
it is the present intention
of the Board
of
Directors to declare cash dividends
quarterly, declarations are neces¬
sarily dependent on future
earnings and the financial condition of
the
company.
dend
of
to
are
the
to
go
company.
of
common
record
shares,
Nov.
on
6.
UNDERWRITERS—The
—
agreed
bers
to
of
purchase
common
underwriters
from
shares
the
set
named
below
selling shareholders
forth
to
have
the
severally
respective
1,. 1S59
at
a
On
in
price
excess
AUg.
to,
to
Oct.
Shares
31
10,000
Barth
so
as
to
at
$1.50
cover
registration
shares of common stock
200,000
share.—V.
per
its
190,
p.
of
Great
Southern
(Railway oper.
Railway
statement
I par
of
cents;,
10
1065.
Co
--
Net
operating
—V.
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
from
rev.
Net. ry.
Eros. &
M.
1,167,035
' 9,658,965
9,360,113
$168,571
$448,511
$1,531,101
$941,927
486,610
31,020
335,169
965.
p.
The
SEC
has ordered
proceedings under
determine whether Hannibal
1934
to
Wall
Street,
—sf
.
common
the Securities
Exchange Act
Associates, Inc. ("Hannibal").
York, dbfrauded investors in its
offering and sale
New
stoek
of
this
otherwise violated provisions of
the Federal securities laws
and, if so, whether it is in the public interest
to revoke it's
broker-dealer registration.
company,
or
Hannibal has been registered
with the Commission as a broker-dealer
since Nov. 8, 1958.
Donald M. Boris is listed as
President and principal
stockholder..
According to the Commission's order, information devel¬
oped
STREET WEST
that,
in
an
in
the
period Feb.
tration
investigation conducted by its Staff tends if
to
and
operate
as
false
and
offer
and
(1)
a
of
Alaska
Development
true
stock
fraud
and
misleading
The
ownership
and
show-
the
the regis¬
"engaged
a
course
deceit
upon
representations
asserted
of
to
during
1959, Hannibal and Boris violated
the Securities Act of
1933 and
of
practices,
sale.
sale
June 29,
requirements
transactions,
ing:
offer
13
stock
of
business
the
which
purchasers,"
made
in
of
Alaska
by
would
by
connection
misrepresentations related
Union
oil
to
Co.
McCormick & Co
The
Mnllaney, Wells & Co._
Newburger & Co.—_
5,500
The
4,500
Co._
Co......
<fc
Co.
Paine,
5.500
Co., Inc
Townsend,
4,500
—
Securities
&
Co
Jackson
and
reason
with
the
of
in
of
such
Calif.;
10,000
7,000
&
& Co
Renshaw
5,500
5,500
&
Co
8,500
10,000
Shields & Co
—12,000
Straus. Blosser & McDowell
Equitable Securities Corp.—
8,500
G.
3,500
Joseph
3,500
Walston & Co., Inc
Fusz-Schmelzle
&
Co.,
Inc.
Hallgarten & Co
10,000
H.
Walker
&
Watling, Lerchen
J.
8,500
R.
4.500
Co
8,500
Walker & Sons
3,500
7,000
2.
&
Co
5,500
Williston & Beane___
3,500
Alscope Explorations LCd.—Additional
Financing De¬
tails—Underwriting Agreement Terminated—
The
of
originally offered directly to the public 700,000 shares
capital stock (with no par value) of which 5,000 shares
company
common
sold
were
reserved
its
between
10,000
offer.
June
2
additional
(These
shares
and
July
shares
to
10,
cover
1959.
The
company
later-received
responses
has
to
were
actually sold at 20c per share).
Under
agreement dated July 10. 1959, Investment Brokers of
N. J., Inc.,
have agreed
to use
their best efforts to sell at the
option of the
company
685,000 shares
on
which
they
will receive a
commission
an
of
20'7
of
N.
Explorations
Brokers
G85.000
of
writing
this
at
J.
Ltd.
N.
J.
The
dated
Aug-
had
sold
is
prcsenily
agreement
10.
26,
15,750
with
agreement
1959
1959.
was
As
shares
negotiating
with
others.
country at the
last
capital shares of the
the
underwriting
July
on
of
of
Investment
terminated
by
that
date
Alscope
of
Alscope
Investment
the
total
of
shares.
Alscope
the
share.
per
Brokers
did
follow¬
&
—
Pressprlch
Rotan, Mosle & Co
Shearson, Hammill
5,500
4,500
7,000
Webber.
W.
Roclman
Bodine—
&
S. Dickson & Co., Inc.—
•Eastman Dillon, Union
5,500
4,500
Ohio Co.
Curtis
R.
4,500
4,500
Milwaukee Co.l__
-Freehling, Meyerhoff <fc Co,
Alaska Development
Co.—Securities Violations Charged
By Securities and Exchange Commission—
99
3,500
12,000
4,500
2.
Lester. Ryons & Co
4,500
Inc.
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
of
Canadian Securities
1959—8 Months—1958
Shumaker.
5,500
Kirk-
&
Podesta
&
Crouter
$1,615,540 $11,190,066 $10,302,040
68,021
&
pain &
&;
Lehman Brothers
3.500
Denton,
Weedon &
Cruttendcn.
Cohn
7,000
4,500
Landstrect
patrick, Inc.
Crowell,
Kiser,
12,000
4,500.
R.
( 1,068,0.98 '
exps.
ry. oper.
income.L.
oper.
190,
$1,230,669-
5,500
Clark.
J.
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue..
Co.,
Bateman, Eichler
-
amended
5,500
& Co.-.—
Bear. Stearns & Co.S
Hunt Ellis & Simmons
J.
Statement
10,000
Hentz & Co
Hornblower & Weeks_
E. F. Hutton & Co
••
corporation
held
be
—
H.
7,000
4.500
<fc
Burnham & Co
Corp. of Florida
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
8,500
Co.. Inc.
Inc.
Baker, Slmonds
Julien Collins
this
5
Baird
num¬
below:
39,835
.
Burns
be offered
but-not
White. Welu <fc Co. Inc.—
C. Allyn «V:
Co., Ine._
A.
Robert W.
,»
'
.
con¬
share1.
of Directors of
cash dividend of
a
and
eommon
1959
$1)____1,500,000
DIVIDENDS—Oil Oct. 5, 1959, the Board
and
company
$29,682,110
$1.15
Authorized
No
-
purchase
income
Common shares (par
on
Amended
the
(par JS'1»
was
closed.
proceeds from the
the shares ere
CAPITALIZATION
47
.
for
net
DeHaven
Corp.—Common Stock
Inc.
on
Chicago.
EARNINGS—For the year ended
July 31,
subsidiaries had consolidated net sales
48
r
used
Airtronics International
notification
CANADA
Co.
its
Files
Alabama
TORONTO,
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$8,853,797 $66,275,564 $56,941,058
corporation is the largest
company
in the world
principally in the distribution, of electronic
parts and high
components.
The
company
also
assembles
and
distributes
electronic
equipment
in
kit- form
for
the
"do-it-yourself'1 markets
This corporation was
incorporated under the laws of
Illinois
in
1928.
succeeding to a business
originally established in 1921.
The
company's principal office Is in
working capital.
Period End. Aug. 31—
25 ADELAIDE
1959—Month—1958
.$10,496,118
BUSINESS—This
Sept. 25 filed a letter of notification with the
SL'O covering 100,000 shares
of common-stock
(par 10 cents;
to be
offered at $3
per share, through Aviation Investors of
America, Inc.,
660 Fifth Ave., New York
19, NA Y".
•
' '•
1289.
p.
v
1125.
p.
shareholders.
; Aircraft Dynamics International
Corp., Dover, Del.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
the
in
Aerojet
Raleigh, N. C.
record
one
to.
189,
Shares
company
awards
V.
a
standing
Sinking Fund Notices 48
days
.
proceeds are
and additional
a
Commission—
21
subscription by stockholders
supplied
31c
also
-
participation
rv
Sept.
on
tory
(or
at
accrue
12
:
--
The
share 1.
per
in. 1958.
the
its
stages (of
Aeronautical Electronics, Inc.,
corporation
-
49c
$1,365,355
systcm.fW. '190,
weapon
With Securities and Exchange
The
and
period
increased
(or
Radio
&
PROCEEDS—None
the
for
SEC on Feb.
25. 1959 cover¬
(par $1), of which 1 000 000
and the remaining
431,300 shares
holders of 6%
debentures due 1962
Minerals, Ltd., the company's
parent; was
See
„•
oversubscribed
Earnings
three .months
$2,226,172
This compared with $57,220,973
respectively.
sharei
were
35
35
,
1959
31.
Aug.
45
Payable
Banks
Redemption Calls
$149,-
five
for
Declared and
Reserve
.
earnings
■
$3,709,345
1959.
Minerals, Inc.—Statement Withdrawn
Sept. 30.
which offered
44
The Course of Bank
Clearings
for
for the
1173.
p.
Allied
Weld
Exchange Rates
48
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System—
48
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
72(7.
63(7
up
39
41
—
on
—
190,
39
40
Foreign
nine
the
—V.
55
Rise
with
compared
$6,058,834
increased
.
sales
its
increase
an
months
stock
common
1958,
last
of
that
1
$257,809,573
were
in
Earnings
proposed
by Standard Oil
announcement
purpose of taking evidence with
respect
time and place later to be
announced.
a
by DeCoursey-Brewis
Sales
39
Stock Exchange
Dividends
-
Oct.
on
and
at
Period End. Sept. 30—
38
General Corporation & Investment
News-Cover
State and City Bonds Offerings
offering circular..
The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon
request, on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent;
—V, 187, p. 2901.
72 and 63% for Nine Months—
company;
Alclens Inc.—Sales
Up—
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
use;
Aelus made
giving or sending each person
offering circular; and the company
without
made
revised
oil
and
fidelity
Commission* prior to such
securities
to.whom such offers were
failed
-Texas
present
engaged
oflmg
the
a
property owned by Alaska
(4)
'
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..._ 35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
the notification fails to set forth
fully information concerning
previous sale of unregistered securities; Aelus published an adver-
filing
by
on
Were Jo. be publicly
offered,
to be reserved for sale
to
withdrawn
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices...
over,
the
foregoing,
issued
Averages 35
the
to
Co.
business.
hearing will be held
the
were
36
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
Over-the-Counter Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock
literature
disclose
Alaska
income;
future
(5)
shares
36
...
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange..—-
Act.
the
;
Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
the
the
of Alaska;
Alaska Mines &
Exchange..---.—36
Pacific
-in
of
Exchange..
Stock
Midwest
the offering circular and sales literature
used in connection
offering and sale of its securities were false and
misleading
respect of certain material facts; and (3) that by reason
thereof
tthe stock offering would violate Section 17
(the anti-fraud provision)
t
of
Oil
receive
The registration
statement filed with the
ing .1,431,200 shares of common stock
15
Detroit Stock Exchange.——
Stock Exchange...
sold
and 5 preferred shares each and at
the Commission asserts
(1)
that Aelus
order,
Stock
Cincinnati
(Stocks)
(Bonds)_r
27
Exchange——31
Stock
•
common
it«
to
Page
■,,•'
.
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
1958, the company proposed the public offering of 35,000
stock and 17,500 shares ol'
preferred stock,- to be
units
.v
New York
common
offered
per
The
Regulation
a
in
located
1948
stock
that would triple the value
of stock of Alaska in 90
days; (6) bond¬
ing of registrant by government; and
(7) length of time
registrant has
been
A
1933
development, manufacture and sale of
building construction and "Hydro-Thermal
-
filed in
October'
of
would
„
the
in
purchase
Alaska
Co.
y."
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
Regulation
a
Securities
public
a
if.
'V--.
^
issued an order temporarily
from
registration-under
the
respect to
In This Issue
■v;\
which
drilling activities
1958.
Wing Co., Inc.—Stock Offering Suspended-—
exemption
drilling activities of Sinclair
from
96.825.218
outstanding——_
proposed
(3)
Sept. 30,
.<*
.<" *$30.74
deducting $1.25 capital gain dividend paid in
p. 252.-';
----- •
190,
'with
Dec. 31,
31,,'
1958
•'
*$30.51
share—*$30.51
market
stack
"After
A
1
...
As
'Net
time
of
offering.
sale
in
company
See
also
connection
The
price
on
190.
shares
or
bid
the
p.
with
are
Canadian
1413.
new
a
being
whichever
is
Stock
under¬
offered
lower
In
for
Exchange
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1518)
development, aimed at accelerating ^obstruc¬
tion uses of aluminum by both the industrial and residential building
industries, was announced on Oct. 5 by this company.
The innovation is Alcoa Building .Sheet
a completely new standard
item now being marketed in coils or flat sheet at prices competitive
with galvanized steel in kindred major building materials.
Richard A.
Sweet. Alcoa's manager
of sheet and plate sales, said
the new product is being fabricated from one alloy.
The single Alclad
alloy will replace a host of other sheet alloys previously employed
in the building product line.
The Alclad process metallurgieally bonds
corrosion
high resistant aluminum alloys to a structurally stronger
major
for
""
■
*
'.
will
possess
products, Mr. Sweet said.
the new product is
expected
pioneered
New
York,
1959
at
This
SEC
the
1953—over
first
Total
Aircraft
plant
announced
Pive
miles
in
transcontinental
in
DC-7
service
passenger
to
coast
of
First
New
$4,250,000.
will
in
coast
the
be
delivered
Freres
writers of
Proceeds
of
is
now
being
schedules between Newark, Detroit, Chicago and Dallas.
In late October, when additional DC-7Fs join the fleet, the airplane
will be introduced" over "the" transcontinental routes.
Eventually, DC-7F
Airfreighter
"
will
.service
cisco,
be
Chicago,
ford.—V.
to
include
St.
Louis,
extended
Detroit,
p.
1413.:
190,
New
Los
York,
Angeles,
San
Fran¬
Boston
and
SEC
Corp., Warwick, R. I.
corporation
covering
offered
at
100,000
$3 per share,
proceeds
to
are
expanding
used
be
working capital, to
aspects of the
for
improving
and
-
off
pay
certain
note
building
boat
business.
Kempton
that
the
Dunn,
President
through
company,
Co.—European Acquisitions—
this
of
the
The
field
in establishing European production
recently-formed subsidiary, according
Belgian firm, Hydrobel, S. A., is the
in
that
country,
pneumatics.
firms,
and
two
these
step
for
It
6
the
and
marketing facilities
to Mr. Dunn.
largest company in its
leader in hydraulics and
European
a
is
companies
acts
as
agent for a
number of American hydraulics
installs industrial .-hydraulic arid pneumatic* systems,
specialized'hydraulic equipment.
designs and
manufactures
The
is
and
Oct.
on
Swiss subsidiary, Brakeindustrial hydraulics-firms in
International, S. A., has acquired
Belgium and England.
Acquisition
of
Both
firms
of
will
Deri
continue
and
Denison
to
manufacture
their
Hydrobel will manufacture
industrial
hydraulic
pumps,
to
issue
The
acquisition of
line
with
was
formed
the
formation
Shoe's
earlier
of
this
the
to
activities
envision
companies
announced
products.
own
in
the
This
in
manufacture
the
United
reflects
and
increase
local
Mr.
part
in
of
Dunn
said,
expansion
of
four
our
future
"The
pro¬
Brake
five
years
overseas
than
in
of
or
growth
rather
is
in
opera¬
that
International
rapidly
expanding
formed
was
economies
European countries.
It is based
a
trading and holding company.
William
C.
Shoe
Denison,
earlier
Great
of
in
in
Britain
Geneva,
President
Vice-President
a
Company.
subsidiary
product
lines
in
1959
from
order
and
of
and
and
Brakeshoe
director
William
D.
Peters
deal
initially
in
industrial
has
serve
is
both
International
the
of
been
to
Continental
Switzerland,
Mr.
Company.
The
American
will
similar
contemplated,
before
well
ufacturing,
of
in
II.
and
the
been
At
Latin
Brake
Shoe
running
is
hydraulics
American
Kingdom
diversified
rate
castings;
of
and
8ymbolizing
of
the
on
Continent
international
it has
number
a
of
and
that
other
the
western
manufacturing
per
Missile.
is
Thiokol
Arbor,
Ann
Detroit
Mich.
the
188,
U.
will
components
2237. '
p.
'
States
The
Insurance
for
S.
Air
be
Its
brake
lining
and
of
the
of
price,
otner
to
90%
The
received
Insurance
selling stockholders
Union
Swiss
shares
prospectus
Pierce,
American
Swiss
a
Merrill
price
Inc.,
and
Co.,
is
Lynch,
Title
Insurance
Ltd.,
V.
see
190,
Chemicals
to
be
Pierce,
the
as
Swiss
a
supplied
Fenner
&
principal
underwriting
Science
and
underwriters;
terms
statement
issuance
188,
also
includes
exercise
upon
be
to
are
63,125
stock,
of
Theatres,
A.
Subsidiary—
announced by J. H.
wa.s
Forrester,
Managing Director of
shares
or
As
International Corp).—Asset
Value
re¬
1959" "
v' •
assets
per
assets
at
share.
common
be
SEC
190,
market
deducting
p.
capital
88c
The
t'Streamlane
gain
40.728.887
39,686,956
2,249,380
facilities in
the
record
been
of
Hailing
the
purchase
industry,
asociates
progress
who
to
as
had
its
for
the
i?
major
paid
high
organized
Both
future
«fCtvfI0a„ncLLight
"a
the
tribute
the
position
Clark
operation
Grand
in
the
and
of
to
Mr.
Award
Light
two
of
estab¬
international
Enoch
Corp.
business
the
definite
the
Light
and
indicated
and
nurtured
recording,
sales
construction
start
scheduled
promptly
be
to
in
the
two
paid
in
December
—V.
executives
stated
fyl~;n,<;e °f sound reproduction
i
initial
and
will
be
progress
"undoubtedly
available
miIl^ry releases °f "Command" have
reaction
Record
from
Corp,
is
all
sources
the
is
corporate
said
to
name
on
the
the
already been
be
for
best
market
issued,
satisfactory.
the
label
names
Purfina;
Chemicals
of
a
plant
the
at
port
in 1961,
Exchange Commission—
on
Sept.
filed
30
letter
a'
of
notification
with
tha
260,686
share
per
&
Co.,
for
Portland,
188,
The
Machine
&
Decor"
bowling
proceeds
to
are
Ore.
be
Foundry Co.—New Building
V "
equipment,
of the Board
it
>
announced
was
by
345.
p.
Arkansas
1958.
in
SEC
enjoin
this
of
the
has
been
Millwee,
anti-fraud
offering and sale
Atlas
More-
Development Corp.—Cited
Worth
Regional
filed
corporation,
Worth
Ed
Business
Forth
complaint
a
Office
(USDC,
Financial
and
Hubert
provisions
Consolidated
Security
J.
of
of corporation
announced
Little
the
Rock,
Corp.,
Crouch
from
Federal
building will more than double AMF bowling equipment
the Chicago area.
Located at the cprner of Lunt Ave. and
Mining
&
This
$434,869,
of
has
corporation
for
the
reported-
first
six
uet
a
months
of
of
1959,
it
new corporate Issue schedule of common and preferred stocks and bonds
particularly in the last half of the forthcoming four-week calendar. Last
offerings with sales dates revealed a slight
buoyancy but, contrary to what a straight-line projection would have shown, this
week's totaling for the oncoming October 13-November 6
period comes to $392 million
as against last
week's $416 million estimate for the October 5-October 30 spread.
The
Municipal Calendar of denominations larger than $1
period ahead aggregates $296,681,000—down $24,771,000
million for the four-week
compared to last week's
following "new issue" table, which breaks the above
weekly sub-totals by type of issue, is compiled from data obtained
from public and private sources by the Chronicle's Financial
Department:
four-week computation.
The
totals down into
FORTHCOMING
CORPORATE
Corporate
AND
MUNICIPAL
ISSUES
Total
Corporate
TABLE
Municipal
Bonds
Stocks
Corporates
Bonds
Oct.
12-16—
$57,050,000
$112,229,500
$169,279,500
Oct.
19-23-—,
100,250,000
44,190,000
48,000,000
10,000,000
19,475,000
144,440,000
67,475,000
$79,807,000
157,524,000
58,350,000
10,600,000
1,000,000
$176,494,500
$391,794,500
$296,681,000
Oct. 26-30_
6—
•v
600,000
•
NEXT TWO
WEEKS'
LARGER
ISSUES
definite, increase in flotations is noted, compared to the amount
estimated last week, in both corporate and municipal issues.
Helping to swell the
a
,
totals
these
larger corporate issues: $8,160,000 Dow Chemical Co. common on
million shares of American Electric Power Co. common on October 14;
$50 million Philadelphia Electric.Co. bonds also on October 14; and $20 million in
Northern Natural Gas Co. preferreds.
;
are
In
the
following week there
Class A and B stock
on
October 20;
further
to
Springer,
violations
laws
$1,015,947
week's sensitive four-week tabulation of
In the week ahead
C.
Development
orofit
is noted,
2-
thai
1959
seeking
Alan
securities
by SEC
5,
in
tha
stock and other securities.
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING AHEAD
Nov.
Oct.
Ark.)
Corp.—.
Earnings—
.
on
are: $23,750,000 American Educational Life Insurance
October 19; $70 million Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. debentures
$15 million Texas Gas Transmission preferreds
$12 million Rochester Gas & Electric bonds
on
on
October 21;
and
October 22.
In
Tax Exempts:
On October 14 Denver, Colo, has $17 million and State of New
Hampshire has $15,991,000; the next day New York City will offer an $18 million
issue.
The following week will seeir$20 million Montreal, Quebec on October
19r
$102,145,000 Local Housing Authorities on October 20; and, the next day, $7.5 million
State of California.
-
tremendous
wHe, ?sP«ciaIly enthusiastic about the development
label, which will be devoted to quality catalogue
company
of
production early
^
firms.
,poniniand
*
what
Am-Par
toward
striae
leading independent firm in
current
^andismg^.
optimism
as
a
Clark
petroleum
the
also directors of Amoco
made
outright purchase by this corporation's
subsidiary, AmCorp. of the Grand Award Record Corp. and its
affiliates,
for
of
Ciaessens
2,249,380
dividend
•
head Patterson, Chairman
new
W.
used
for relocating and improving manu¬
facturing plant; advertising, additional inventories and working capital.
$17.64
40,516,236
2,249.380
was
broken in Chicago on Oct. 6 for a new 212,000
square
building on an 13-acre site for this company's AMF Pinspotters,
a subsidiary which markets AMF Automatic
Pinspotters and allied
The
will
The plant is
corporation,
Smither
1958
*$18.10
Ground
Inc.,
both
additives
Directors
new
Petro*
966.
p.
covering
$1.25
253.
Chicago—
foot
market
Market.
Petrofina;
the
and
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
subscription by stockholders and then to the
public.
Of the total shares offered 103,430 shares are under optioris
and
subscriptions.
The
offering
will
be
underwritten
by
Zilk%,
Sept. 30.
1958
r
*$18.01
Capital stock outstanding-——_____
After
of
lor
papers
'
of—..
Net
*
Fina
190.
The
.
to
Decreases
Dec. 31,
Registration
and
Common
Gillerot
R.
Wolters,
B.
Belgium.
manufacture
European
and
L.
Architectural Plastics Corp., Eugene, Ore.—Files With
at
Sept,..30,
.
Brussels,,
and
and
345.
p.
corporation,
will
the
Antwerp.
supplied
anted
gi
at
AMP's
Offering Price for
sales
Inc.—
at
1414.
p.
Fina S.
of Amoco
Securities and
common
options
metallic
significant transactions ever
Industry, formal announcement has
Division
manufactured
•
Corp.—Forms
Hockley and L. L. Smith,
—V.
,
registration
for
Inc.,
L.
of
amendment.
Smith
in
Meeus
Amoco
their
of
J.
de«
process
Corp.; and D. A. Monro, administrator of Societe Civile Amoco in Paris.
corporation,
by
amendment.
The
Florida
a
Fina
Amoco
are
R.
Co.,
were
products
proposes
The. amount
corporation.
distributed
Wulburn,
offering
exchange. The company
subsidiary.
•
a
Insurance
Co.,
be
lists
Carrisoo,
the-^ublic
to
in
as
are
National
Reinsurance
respective
by
shares
Reliable
corporation,
The
the
of
operate
fina,
the
share of the company's present rights offering is $30,
per
details,
The formation
multiplied
Force
-
for
proprietary
include
most
Air
program.
coun¬
with 1959
products
Force
call
materials
the
V':
Amoco
by the per share price to the
will equal $4,139,424 plusj; certain expenses. The
have agreed to sell to the underwriters not less
selling stockholders
selling, stockholders
than
stock
million
a
contracts
temperature
Co.
Insurance
Rights—
supplied
Co.
tha
'
'•
For
the
,*
to
contractor
The
plant.—V.
"
American
be
to
high
insulation
velopment of propulsion units for the Minuteman
AMP's
material
Is produced
by means of a
developed at its recently expanded Engineering
under¬
Insurance
unique
closure
'
prime
a
aft
and
that
which is jointly owned by Amoco Chemicals Corp.
filed recently in Belgium.
Reliable
will
company
European
company
year.
automotive
Broadcasting-Paramount
lishment of Am-Par
And
nozzles
said
AMP,
company,
the
licensing
Music Hall, Inc., and Award
Publishing Corp
acquisition was formally announced
by Samuel H. Clark, Pres¬
Am-Par
Record
Corp., which is a subsidiary of American
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.
*nd
as
Minuteman
Jacksonville, Fla.,
5, 1959, covering
Reliable
ia
The
Its
Oct.
unspecified,
of
markets
the
Waldorf
Bis
use
of
AMP's
A.,
manufacturing facilities.
in
activities
$180,000,000
forgings;
orje
history
of
Record
record
(amount
stockholders
sets
bowling.
,
of
October 12; 1.2
American
ident
St.,
on
Shoe
Subsidiary Acquires Record Company—
the
SEC
other
Brake
friction
materials;
industrial hydraulic
pumps,
presses,
valves,
and
controls.; aircraft hydraulic pumps;
and railroad
products, including
wheels, bearings, brake shoes, and trackwork.
It
operates 52 plants
in the United States and
Canada, and employs more than 9,000 people
"—V. 190, p.
1290.
made
manufacture
$215,300,000
companies
active
present
licensing
United
a
the
at
Industrial
Par
the
named
American
tries.
In
the
President
S.
America, and Australia. The purpose of
International is to coordinate the man¬
Brakeshoe
sales,
undertake
other
parent
construction
has
War
the
of
of
the
as
Europe,
formation
those
Shoe
World
in
to
acquisition
as
Brake
Agreements
the
the
has been awarded approximately
Thiokol Chemical Corp.
•
by
Mras,
Petrofina
a
VicePresident and General Manager of the International
company's Denison
Division, in which Deri and Hydrobel will operate.
•Ince
will be
company
contracts
M.
area
export
in
States."
Brakeshoe
The
in
exchange for 57,492 of the 57,500 shares of Reliable Insurance stock
outstanding. The number of snares of American to be exchanged for
In
company
long-range
our
Within
many
that
markets,
International
international
time,
is
field.
conviction
our
within
the
geographical
international
substantial
a
tions.
that
International
physical
Brakeshoe
by
when
At
year.
Brakeshoe
lies
Is
Adams
the
installed
Missile Contract
Faltering
these
program
looking
gram
Brake
Corp.
According to the prospectus,
stock
certain
to
in Europe the company's
motors, presses, and con¬
trols.
the
with
in
ba
a
English
addition,
we
stock.
common
firm, Deri
(Engineers) Ltd., manufactures a line of
Industrial hydraulic pumps and motors, and
supplies hydraulic trans¬
missions
and
liquid fuel pumps for special applications.
Brakeshoe
International plans call for sales and service arrangements for Deri
products throughout the world.
line
statement
ware-*
bowling
Pinspotters
this
American
wholly-owned
ahoe
first
announced
company,
Bostoh
West
with
Automatic
of
V,
its
'218
at
statement
its
President
—V.
American Brake Shoe
First
for
and
in
Net
through Frank P. Hunt & Co., Inc., Rochester,
•
The
registration
the
located
proposes
American
N. Y.
and/or
The
of
63,000
Metal Products Co.—Gets
for
Files
—
Sept. 29 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 15 cents)
to be
on
and
be used
"v
alsp manufactures and markets
for
Co.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
'
registration
360,00(1 shares of
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
dollars,
Electric Bond and Share Co. which
offering will hold 3,823,985 shares or 52.3%
outstanding stock of Foreign Power.—V. 190, p. 865.
granted —V.
With
Co.
will
throughout the world.
The Automatic Pinspotter
the ball automatically in the game of tenpin
Detroit
This
9,
a
of
company,
a
served
American Boatbuilding
&
it
proprietors
,
Co.—Registers With SEC
a
Park,
of
bowling
,v
'
1960.
than
more
American
the proposed offering.
will
be
received
by
total
This
filed
Hart¬
Dallas,
Buffalo,
filed
7
'
complete line of bowling
equipment,
including
bowling
lanes,
settees,
lockers,
ball
returns
bowling bal}s, pins and shoes.—V. 190, p. 1413.
?
.\
of
American Heritage Life Insurance
and
supplement present DC-6A
used to
has
The company
of 225,000 shares, of common stock.
minimum of 220,000 shares is expected when
statement
becomes
effective.
of
completion
the
Oct.
Industrial
training
equipment facilities at four other locations
The company anticipates that the building will
area.
order
on
Monday, October 12, 1953
.
bowling
American
by
hours.
eight
some
DC-7Fs
has
.
pins and returns
held at The Railroad-Machinery- Club
New York 8, N. Y., on Oct.
Time).—V.
190.
p.
1290.
Power
Centex
f-
Chicago
or
the
maximum
a
offering
registration
upon,
Airfreighters
new
10
for
in
and
ready to occupy in May,
Church St.,
York
Foreign
on
by1 amendment)
will be flying for American at
August, 1960. Cruising at 350
hour, the airplane is capable of lifting 33,500- pounds of cargo
big
All
end.
an
from
the
of
year's
bids
was
30
(New
&
covering
Lazard
com¬
a
on
Monica:
Santa
at
meeting
company
Public
the
_
York-Los
Angeles
Oct. 2 that it has taken delivery on the
of
10 of the
airliners to be converted to DC-7F Airfreighters.
cost of the modification program being completed at the Douglas
November,
receive
Floor,
p.m.
American
Heritage
nonstop route—announced
aMF
the
Chan¬
as
—
Andrew
American Airlines Inc.—Makes News—
the
21st
2:30
Securities and
major new market in manufactured dwellings..
Homes Corp., Lafayette,
Ind., recently
with
such
561.
p.
to
•National
first
will
company
information
An
plete line of aluminum residences, for 1960, featuring
Alcoa roofs,
rain-carrying equipment, siding and other applications.—V. 190, „p. 457.
Airlines,
labels,
190,
.
.
.
American
other
of
and Wren.—V.
purchase of 1,200,000 shares
of its common stock (par $10), at. 30 Church
St., New York 8, N. Y,,
at 3.45 p.m. (New York Time)
on such day subsequent to Oct. 9,
1959
.as
shall be designated by
the company by telegraphic notice to pro¬
spective
bidders.
The
tentative
bidding date is Oct. 14.
*
•
.
•
distribution
sales,
servicemen.
American Electric Power Co., Inc.—Bids to Be Invited—
The
find wide application in
the
manufacture
of
such
large-volume items as
residential siding,
awnings,
industrial building panels, storm doors and screennames,
heating and
air conditioning ducts,
roofing and furnace fittings.
The
new
sheet, available in a broad range of widths,
gauges and
tempers, Will be offered in mill finish only.
Customers may, however,
purchase the product as stucco patterned sheet.
While the Alclad
form of the building sheet will be
standard for the product, it also
may be ordered in bare form if desired.
<
■
Applications of aluminum sheet - in building products have been
rising steadily in recent years, spurred by the light metal's versatility,
high resistance to corrosion and maintenance-free features.
Besides
the products's widespread use in the construction of conventional new
homes and in the rehabilitation of older residences, it is now finding
said
and
sales
Hunt, Addison,
Nicholas Boulevard
housing,
.
AMF
building
He
the
in
cellor Records,
building
employed
a
new
standard in its field, Alcoa
higher strength than most alloys currently
establishing
Besides
sheet
product
new
alloy.
of
ABC-Paramount and
Apt
Records, as well as for Ampco Music.
Inc., its A.S C.A.P. publishing affiliate, and Pamco Music, line/, licensing
through B.M.I. In addition to its general operation of recording, sales
and merchandising of ABC-Paramount and Apt releases, Am-Par also
Product—
Aluminum Co. of America—New
A
.
Details of the above corporate and
government agency issues,
may
municipal financing, as well as government and
be obtained in the Monday and Thursday issues of
the Chronicle.
.
October 8, 1959
was
after
taxffiJ
announced
on
Volume
190
Nuiftber 5889
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1519)
Sept; 22; by
equivalent to
ColoneL- Andres ' Soriano,
President.
The
$0.65 per block share'.''' '
"
earnings
the first six months the
company's copper mine at Toledo,
produced and shipped 40,291.66 short
tons of copper concentrates
containing 21.118.119 pounds of copper and 5,036.46 ounces of
gold.
In addition 12,185 tons of
pyrites
local
fertilizer
Shipments
,
producers
from
in
the
fbr
produced
were
1
.
products
the
an
with
Basic
EEC
at
.
covering
$1.50
The
v
for
on
Sept.
200,000
shares
share,
per
proceeds
to
are
be
filed
of
through
working capital.
Aurora
23
letter
a
stock
common
Balogh
used
to
of
.Si
Co.,
purchase
notification
SD
(par
with
be
to
stores
and
equipment
C.
Stock
Offered
underwriting group headed by Burnham & Co.
publicly offered
/
,'v
PROCEEDS—Net
An
offered
by
the
from
will
company
be
the
sale
the
of
approximately
$936,000
of
which
inventories
term
will
cf
of
bank
$261,000
raw
material,
loans
will
receive
be
no
common
due
part
stock
of
.
electronic
United
States,
plant
and
Island,
1958.
Net
as
the
England,
as
the
six
America
located1
in
for
to
compared
net
1959
1959.-
to
$2,326,288
$161,902
for
to
for
the
of
Directors
1958,
Dec.
15,
has
company
declared
1959
to
totaled
Long
stockholders
of
record
TO
PRESENT
Dec.
17,
Common
•
-
number
of
shares
of
purchase at $6.50
of
names
share,
the
several
which
stock
are
each
Bear,
Stearns
&
Lee Higginson
Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
.
H.
Hentz
&
and
severally
Barth
J.
I.
Cooley
23.000
M.
&
Laird
&
&
Schrijver & Co
13,000
Forges, Singer & Co
Freehling, Meyerhoff
Newburger
&
190, p.
Co.——___:—
7,000
1066.
before
$13
from
in
tion
company,
of
statement
writers
The
shares
Baker
by
shares."
Los
be
financing
of
to
the
be
and
the
C.
covering
filed
of
in
Gas
Co.;
the
for
the
accounts
of
Foundation
will
not
a
and
producer
duced
which
the
it
is
of
stock
of
its
members
the
shaies.
chares
founded
company,
The
out
in
3.913
of
made
at
March
the
manufactures,
distributes and
equipment
"All
one,
by
the late
stimulation
ended
and
Dec.
31,
services
1958
totaled
$21,685,718
$1,796,977.
was
a
Reuben
broad
line
throughout the world in the
completion of oil and gas wells.
C.
and
of
under
offices
630
Ave.,
Third
the
for
the
income
net
'
Ohio
&
7,
or
the
••
for
'
the
the
same
1959
Railway oper. revenueRailway operating exps.
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
5.034.363
income—
oper.
190,
p.
24,812,137
oper.
1.128,024
fr.
rev.
\
the
oil
and
the
efforts
ry.
201,665,035
shares
-
52.348.901
Railway
oper.
20,516,071
18,636,712
Railway
operating
exps.
$724,434
790,273
J
rev.
ry. oper.
'$65,839
incomei—
134,119
from
oper.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
190,
$9,491,464
NOTE:
price
On
The
of
Products
8,386,151
8,679,491
'$127,937' $1,105,313
'$1^5,240
147,650
1,308,112
1,826,367
oil
the
who
of
the
though the merger of Hevi-Duty into Basic Products
15,
year
net
entire
1959.
.
of
occurred
$2,316,461,
the
of
of
$2.04
$35,168,509
per
Weld
Bear,
,
Von
Wening
volume
THE
was
the
^ighest in the company's history,"
pointed
now
he stated.
out that over 50%
of Basic
Products; sales
accounted for by products of an electrical, electronic
COMMERCIAL
the
to
exercise
of
of
date,
the
of
The
director
in
the
announced
■...
of
underwriters
Weld
&
to
&
Co.
purchase
is
net
sales
the
of
$5,856,900
'
•
in
the
same
'
,
current year
for
the
fall
bookings
j
•
will be
season
for
expected
under
now
190,
excellent
an
|he
34%
were
Bobbie
over
Brooks
a
pastel
of
to
be
in
way
third
a
in
complete
plant
a
new
operation
just
plant
opened
at
begun
at
has
459.
p.
the
second
has
acquired
under terms
Oct.
on
of
largest
lessor
Federal
of
of
Leasing
industrial
Corp.,
head¬
which waa
agreement
an
6.
the
of
:
under
of
the
•'
■
involved
Los
nation's
machinery,
Angeles,
machines.
in
the
■
the
of
way
acquisition
firms
in
will
of
the
firm
Federal,
Boothp
prior
to
the
be
determined
by
an
as
of
Aug.
31.
Formal
place late this year.
Boothe
Leasing Corp. will lead
of
some
Its
will
figures
take
number
has
companies.
assets
transaction
Federal's
purchase
Angeles
clients'
4,000
total
assets
acquisition
served, it was reported.
clients,
includin;,
nany
"p
are
in excess of $3 j."
J,_00.
exceeded
$20,000,000.—V
2243:
p.
Bostic Concrete
188.
Co., Inc.—Securities
Co., New York City,
Sales
Offered—Syle &
Oct. 6 publicly offered $250,000
July 1, 1969, 10,000 shares
on
of convertible debentures due
of class A common stock
and
31,
limited
of
stock
of
$500 convertible debentures, twenty shares
stock, and warrants to purchase
one
class
to
purchase 40,000 shares of class A com¬
(exercisable from Jan. 1, 1961, through Dec.
These securities are being offered
only in
1962).
units
country.
(limited voting rights—par $1)
warrants
mon
A
common
80 shares of class A
company
This
issue
common
still
was
in
stock, at a price of $600 per
syndicate at press time on
October 9.
CONVERTIBLE
July
on
1,
$500
50,000
each.
issuance
any
20
the
time,
to
at
days'
warrant
a
of
10,
common
1960.
The
$11.70
share.
per
sold
were
rate,
to
an
shareholder of the
present
at
debentures
the
mature
of
rate
8%
per
shares
is
convertible
of
class
to
so
notice,
be
plus'1087c
of
the
at
each
The
of
pavment
principal
amount
debenture
is
convertible
after
all
amount
option of the holder,
stock, at the rate of
$100
time
any
principal
the
at
common
for
converted.
the
upon
A
stock
common
thev corporation
by
prior
A
July
1,
1962,
accumulated
the
of
or
debenture
1
part
being redeemed.
The
debentures are entitled
to
the
benefit
sinking fund equal to 25% of the annual earnings (after
deducting
a
such
taxes
and
to
reserve
cumulative
be
annum.
This
vertible
debentures
tenders.
Any
dividends
limited
tu
a
is
be
at
to
price
a
sent
to
class
on
applied-
reserves
through annual notices
be
on
unpaid
or
..thereof
,
of
cumulative
a
warrants
or
at
shares
Aug.
convertible
interest
first
debenture
class
debenture
interest
Guatemala.
warrants
cumulative
the
into
of
redeemable
on
60
in
Each
shares
of
for
bear
on
days of January and July of each year
until
the maturity or redempt'on
date, contain provisions protecting
against dilution, and arc subject to certain
sinking fund provisions,
depending on earnings.
They are issuable in the principal amount of
5.760,000
§5,320,000 Shs.
and
DEBENTURE'S—The
3 969,
payable
annum,
maximum
to
not
the
to
of
common
of
$500
such
stock),
$12,500
purchase
exceed
holders
A
amount,
the
of
per
the
per
con¬
debenture,
debenture
inviting
balance
remaining in the reserve after six months may
corporation for general purposes or credited against
required to be set aside the following year.
Tire debentures
issued only in registered form.
/. ■ ■
returned
to
the
amounts
named
Inc.
and
from
below,
through
Goldman,
the
Sachs
&
Inc:_
are
&
Co.
1,800
Co.3)500
Co.
&
2,500
3,500
Paine,
&
Forgan
Webber,
5,000
Turner,
1,800
5,000
Corp.;
Co._
2,500
Mosle &
Co
5,000
Rowles,
Shields
&
3,500
Stone
Co
Winston
1,800
—_
3,500
Ripley & Co., /Tnc"5,000
Hemphill,
Noyes?
Co.I.
Co.
k
&
Hill, Darlington &
190, p. 767.
1.B00
Webster
3,500
Securities
1,800
Watling,
:
Lerchen
Witter-.&-
&
Co..
Cfl.—_ 2,500
-
5.000
of
Dec.
$6.50
31,
per
1961,
or
share,
after
and
on
the price
at
of $7.50
31, 1S62.
Jan.
per
1961
1,
share
a
week
on
Jan.
1, 1962 and on or before Dec.
All warrants
contain, a provision
against dilution and are void after Dec. 31, 1962.
Appropriate registration of qualification under Regulation A will be
effected by the corporation with
respect to the class A common stock
underlying the warrants before such warrants are exercised and the
underlying shares issued.
y
" •
PROCEEDS—The
for
payment
of
net
proceeds
accrued
corporate
will
income
be
used
taxes,
and
for
for
repayment
working
of
notes,
capital
and
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
the
laws
Inc.
of
The
1958.
and
1957.
kind
is
were
1C51
Both
and
of
the
to
engage
including
corporation
on
May
21,
in
the business
of
particularly concrete pipe,
offices
plant and yard are located at
Lafiyyette, La., immediately adjaeent to
and
the main
line
of
the Southern
.The' "corporation's
rGplacedr .with
its
plants
in Louisiana.
used
Its
that
Highway.;t<792
Railroad.
facilities
products,
Statipn^ in
State
to
formed
was
concrete.
Centre
Louisiana
changed
concrete
ready-mix
Oil
Co.,
was
corporation
manufacturing
—1205
corporation was organized on July 8, 1947 under
State of Louisiana, as Lafayette Concrete Pipe
the
name
The
March
2,500
price
before
or
Pacific
5,000
Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc.
Dean
B.
Co._
Corp.
Underwood,
3,500
—V.
William
&
2,500
&
Co
the
after
general
&
Peltason, Tenenbaum Co
1,800
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood- 2,500
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—;.;. 2,500
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 2,500
Rotan,
on
and
5,000
Co
Harriman
5,000
at
and
2,500
2,500
Jackson
&
Co
—
Co
!
Co
Curtis
Co.
&
5,000
Beissner &
Ohio
&
H., Goodwin
Co
Brothers—,
Co.
Union
3,500
5,000
Co
&
&
2,500
"3,500
Co
&
Peabody
Freres
—
Weeks
&
Hutton
E.
Kidder,
Moroney,
Co
&
&
W.
Lazard
The
Boston
Hallgarten
Hornblower
2,500
Southwest
Granger
j. A. Hogle & Co._:
Lehman
,
;
First
,
2,500
Guerin
Inc:
Units
Sons
&
10,000
shares
of
class
A
common
stock
being
for sale (but not
including the 9,000 shares of class A common
presently outstanding) shall each carry with it a warrant to
purchase four shares of class.. A common stock.
The
warrants
are
exercisable on. the basis of four shares of class A common stock
offered
stock
per
19,350
.
&
Co.,
following
the
company
their
warrant,
Co.—_—19,350
Co
Dillon,
AND
:
agreement was made by D. P. Boothe,
Boothe, and Frank 2. Hurd,„ President of
Federal,
largest firms specializing in
the
leasing of office and
leasing
the
units:
"
Dodge
Eppler,
Glore,
&
Sullivan
.
Brown
Eastman
R.
Co.
&
and
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg. U. S. Patent, Office)
Seibert, President; Claude Seibert, Vice President.
Published twice
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1959
Dana
on
V
,
primarily
concrete
all new equipment
ready-mix concrete operation
-
are
believed
The
concrete
for
road, and
to
be
of
the
pipe
manufacturing
of latest design in
was
installed
in
May
latest
design of their
the corporation
and its ready-mix
pipe manufactured by
sewer
construction,
Dana
Company, Publishers,
25
Park Place,
New York 7,
N.
Y., REctm- 2-9570.
George J. Morrisst
Editor;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday]. Other offices: 135 L. La Salle
Street,
by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New
York, N. Y„ under the Ajt
of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per
year.
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
William
or
increase
apparel for youn^ adult women,
^hi3 iirst quarter of its fiscal year,
construction
ranking U. S.
'
50,000
prior
purchase,
1964.
President,
;
.
building,
headquartefs is
Francisco
the
now
The
$1,894,589
prices between $11.40 and
io,
an
earned
higher than last year at this time.
plant and distribution center adjacent
announcement
of
all
Warrants.
sold
company
purchase
bookings
advance
Los
San
With
FINANCING
employees
concession
a
and
completion
Outstanding
reserved
are
Saltzman,
$447,600
31,
share
a
of
that
are
totalled
ended
cents
substantially
Pa.—V.
at
at
year.
for sale
stock
45
Leasing Corp.—Acquisition-—
Amount
Building,
the
$9,190,000
1,894,589
exercisable
officer,
an
in
Federal
Aug.
on
not
Abercrombie
Inc.
First
are
of
PRESENT
'
not
at
year
agreed
Stearns
Bosworth,
The
backlogs
Petroleum
5,760.000
the
the
that
White,
Sachs
Boettcher
common
According to Anthony von Wening, President, the decrease in earn¬
ings was due to reduced shipment volume and depressed profit margins
incurred during
the earlier part of the fiscal year.
"In
the final
months of the year, and at the present time, however, shipment volume
has improved considerably, and the rate of incoming orders and ship¬
$1,491,;
'
compared
July
company
months
"
and
United
a
latter
_____Jtl0,000.000 shs.
one
over
Production
President
underwriter.
numbers
Securities
net sales
equivalent
share.
ment
is
an
severally
respective
.
the company reported consolidated
earnings
fiscal
$1.79
WARRANTS—The
Clark,
Electric Co. and its subsidiaries for the
against
to
$2,354,788.
TO
;___
on
for
are
after
per
representatives,
tions of Hevi-Duty
June
has--
the
revenues
were
.
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
Alex.
Last
1959
reserved
10,-1959,
expire
or
per common share for the fiscal year ended July 31, 1959.
The Milwau¬
kee firm's 1959 annual renort stated that these figures included opera¬
and
of
share,
per
warrants
Lovett
corporation, a manufacturer of electronic and industrial proda
producer of barley malt, reported on Sept. 22 consolidated
net sales of $45,730,520 and combined net income of $2,001,524 or $1.51
on
total
EFFECT
within
issuance
warrants
.
permit,
Goldman,
Corp.—Earnings—
and
year even
Belco
Maurice
the
corporation,
audit
discovery
reserves.
and
in
Ohio,
three
$275,600 'or
office
Ark.,
business
Like
Units
This
uctSi
the
debentures.
Aug.
12,500 shares
White,
Basic
due
shares
for
the
$.10
of
stock.
$10,454,731
768,991
as
.
total
years,
1959—8 Months—1958
$641,054
year
\v\"
year.
fcr
are
main
31.
Joint
Jr.,
assets
their
of
area
Peru
the
44%
Cleveland
unit.
basis,
May 31,
967.
p.
in
are
in connection with the acquisition
have
Net
Net
and
concessions
1974_"„1_——
shares
of
company,
RR.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
its
'
reserved
49.385.516
3,190,404
last
$8,428,500
that
line
Haven,
one
certain
addition to the common stock sold to the underwriters as a
part, of the units the company will issue 4,500 shares of common stock
The
Aroostook
&
due
150,000
individual
Bangor
of
forma
pro
amounts
warrants
7.207 576
967.
Period End. Aug. 31—
a
lilncludes
period
251,050,551
amounted
.v
that
and
new
made
the
in
three
toward
than
of
stated
Dec.
the
properties.
90%
last
Northwest
Guatemala
one
stock
+443,076
33,666,025 266,632.313
26,458,449 214,283,412
$1,247,000
\
year.
equipment
the balance of the
gas
than
rather
Pacific
company
York City.
'Includes
;
1959—8 Months—1958
was
Cleveland,
the
year,
nearly
Boothe
pro¬
all
the
name;
last
of
This
the
and
the
New
debentures
Common
year
$
fiscal
Inc.—Earnings—
during
over
sales
quartered
under
interest
owned
over
reserves
Notes payable to banksj_
'Notes payable
to others—:
..
$
the
decline in profits to Blue Bell's
reluctance
basic items.—V. 190, p. 47>
"
ago,
Lock
1,
§In
1959—Month—1958
29,846 500
the
many
present indications
the
Thi
net
acquired
Authorized
cementing,
for
for
months
manufacturer
holiday
A
including
acquisition of
1959
the
more
gas
principal
CAPITALIZATIONS-GIVING
.
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug.. 31—
in
from
four months ended
conversion
Baltimore
of
EARNINGS—On
6%
Sales
taxes,
Brooks,
He
year
purposes,
working
of
received
gas
serves
of production
Executive
Baker, designs,
specialized tools
drilling,
earnings
maintaining the company's long pattern of growth," Mr. Saltzman
said.
company now is the largest
Wyoming. Substantially all of the gas pro¬
long-term contracts to Pacific Northwest
In
gas
which
operation
1956
receive
used
and
principal
stock.
of
July 28,
on
of
25%
a
total
-
or
year.
2779-
nine
-
Lepanto,
debt to banks.
general funds of the
the
Oct.
on
company
its
in
concessions
owns
amount
selling,
a
last
E.
Moore, President, said that a
an
extremely
cold
winter
was
showing." He added that "prospects
p.
after
period
on
this
last
period
In addition, the company produces and sells crude oil
and, in
conjunction with its output ol natural gas, produces and markets other
liquid hydrocarbons," Through two wholly-owned
subsidiaries, the cpm-
stockof
gain
a
by
existing
to
of
62%
25.
reported
^
first public
common
corporate
formed
natural
direct
to
sold
Corp.,
of
added
and
and
have
sale
natural
of
by
pany
of
any of the proceeds
stockholders fown in the
of
3,149,9o7
outstanding
after
giving eilect to the proposed offering the selling
will own in the aggregate 1,510,334 shares.
stockholders
and
of
gioup
same
share
a
Bobbie
Belco Petroleum Corp. is engaged in the acquisition,
first
were
4,000
shares
period
by
sales
in
189,
first
attributed
period
Sept.
■
transferable
after
$6,940,000
use
predecessor company
development of natural
gas
to
all
be
was
Delaware
predecessor
a
intends
company
and
registra¬
550,030
nearly
same
offered
debentures due
convertible
share
general
corporation
which
from
Pipeline
a
the
prices
profit
cents
of
of existing properties and
company plans to spend approximately $6,100,000
exploration activities during the next 15 months.
of
Natural
"predecessors,
of
'
which
company's
common
each
repay
will
for
revenues
through a group of. under¬
Lester, Ryons & Co.
and
Baker
company
7,
Calif.,
for
Morris
increase
73
White,
Co. .are joint
development
The
and
State
stock
Belfer
for
to
proceeds
available
its
offered
Brothers
R.
Angeles,
Oct.
on
will
offered
the
of.
2,060,334
and
The
the
and
sale
the
SEC
Lehman
including
aggregate
the
shares
to .be
are
family,
from
—
The
headed
holders,
.
with
stock.
common
in
share
per
—
separately
the
are
into
1974
intends
company
exmoration, development and
J
offices
stock
$846,461,
R.
good
high
new
30."—V.
Bobbie Brooks,
at declining redemption prices
ranging from
through the sinking fund on or after Sept. 1, 1968.
price of par, plus accrued interest in each case.
properties.
of
not
are
debentures
1,
debentures
of
working interest.
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
with
$2.11
Mr.
to
States,
Baker Oil Tools,
This
the
year.
Earnings
to
and
the
balance
4,000
Co.
&
=•
same
of
$21,146,811, a 19%
increase
over
$17,716,383, for the same nine months
of
preceded
for
operating income,
last
000
redeemable
are
redemption
capital
7,000
Co.—
earnings
totalled
shareholders,
a
Nov.
the
ago;
Net
38.6
share
per
Offered
subordinated
financing is
Sept.
or
development
4,000
&
"1
-
.
the
7,000
—„_
Zuckerman, Smith
13,000
equiva¬
■
to
for
net
over
for
sales
summer,
responsible
ends
year
year.
or
to
The
BUSINESS—This
*
Co., Corp
13,000
cents
syndicate
stock
This
7,000
:__
last
$1,147,843
33
consisting of $5,760,000 principal i.
common
1960.
7,000
Co_._
Co.___________
—V.
and
1,
7,000
&
Co
hot
were
common
E. A. Morris, President, of this company announced on
Sept. 28
sales for
the
nine
month
period Ending Aug. 31 amounted to
$52,348,000 compared to $46,908,000 at the end of the first nine
months
common
to
agreed to
Co
Simon
Straus. Blosser & McDowell
Stein Bros. & Boyce_____'__
.
a
in
Shares
23,000
•___
underwriters
of
that
profit.
a
$26,085,421
was
or
-Goldman, ^Sachs &
convertible
of
par,
properties
23,000
Corp
at
new
550,000 shs.
«,
63,000
:
of
exploration
300,000
has
and
year,
shares
Mr.
;
the
'..V- V" A1'."V'" "V
underwriting
securities.
on
to
ceeds
follows:
as
Shares
Burnham & Co
112%
laws
common
per
of
and
The
*A
UNDERWRITERS—The
at
V
-
fiscal
1,572,944
Blue Bell, Inc,—Earnings—
to
overall
in
October 9.
company
300,000
that
highest
320,000 shares of common stock.
Each unit
of $36 principal amount of debentures and ;
March
debentures
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
6%
debentures
amount
■'
$197,486
value)
par
$982,621
current
the
increase
record,
net
.
report
bright
.
on
offering
Outstanding
___
($1
are
which
the
on
reported
new
a
record
year.
a
partially
stock, and is priced at $58 per i
plus accrued interest on the debentures from •
1959. . The issue was still in syndicate at press
The
bank
stock
and
aiK
PROCEEDS-^-The
portion of the proceeds realized from this offering will be used
repay the company's short-term bank loans on their due date.
with
provisions
with
1,
untiluntil
11,
$200,000
5ViVr, due May 21, 1969
loans,
4%%," due
1959, unsecured——
♦Short-term
of
and
time
Authorized
1st mtge. note,
Inc.
of
shares
On
cents
•
EFFECT
:
consist
unit,
Sept.
in
DIVIDENDS—All
outstanding stock of the-company has been closely
held.
On
Sept. 29,
1959
the Directors
declared an
initial
dividend
of five cents per share
payable Dec. 15, 1959 to stockholders of record
/ on Nov. 11,
1959.
1
GIVING
other
Oct. 7, 160,000 units,
1960
CAPITALIZATION
Co.
two
.
..
&
1974
totaled
Nov.
on
operated
compared
as
and
compared
year."'--v- '.
will
in
held.
branches
sent
company,
the
were
/ Belco Petroleum Corp.—Securities
amount
1959,
five
taxes
as
Ohio,
Bruening' states
1959,
sales,
In
45%
a
share,
per
"record
of
share
"/
represents
last
of
months
per
\
the previous
a
$29,043,442
after
share
managers
$305,104.
of
totalled
all
M.
nine
cents
Y.
on
amounted
closely
dividend
Cleveland,
J.
net
'
i
30,
78
cents
Net
Its
period
sales
this
June
that
and
and
period
1959
net
been
initial
an
like
of
ending
reported the highest net sales and
for the nine months ende^
history.
,
tooling
in
the
30,
comparable
31,
earnings for^ the same period
stock
the
the
June 30,
the
Dec!
June
report/
history
per
Weld
Hempstead,
ending
com¬
'vv
year
21
.
first
to
This
54
Placement—This
Co.—Earnings—
Sept
on>
company's
r
outstanding.
Corp.,
the beginning of the new fiscal
year, July
1, 1959," states
Bruening, "the company opened two new locations: Niagara Falls,
and Richmond, Va., the latter aw a unit of Dixie
Bearings, Inc.
Division. Several other locations are
contemplated for the near future."
The company now has 46 branches in
16 states.—V.
187, p. 2114.
N.
(.
Europe.
the
'
Inc.—Private
the
1959.
lent
Mr.
1
months
ending
year
and
West
Como-Cast
and
company
Net
earnings
for
the
company,
which
manufactures
hot
water
heating, air conditioning, and electronics
equipment, totalled $1,226,942
for
"Since
ap¬
manufactures
H.,
N.
2779.
p.
Sept.'25,: President
on
..the.-previous
stockholders.
Plastics
South
are
compared
calendar
share payable
per
Aurora
selling
Manchester,
338.
the
.
income
cento
short-
of
repayment
plastic, hobby kits, coppercraft
plastic ttSys- and related items,
offices
sales
outstanding
29.
the
"J
$4,681,857 and
AH
1950,
of
of
earnings for the six month period
For
Sept.
account
Y.
$182,330
1958.
in
kits,
Canada,
REVENUES—Net
totaled $2,296,640
to
the
for
line
model
executive
K.
for
Co.,
Co.,
annual
for
Sales
Net
17,
1959.;,The balance of approximately
general corporate ..purposes; The company
proceeds from the sale of the 75,000 shares
the
offered
extensive
an-
sets,
$300,000
189,
p.
company's
for
BUSINESS—Organized
cells
and
the
In
Dec.
utilized
185,
sales
proximately $150,000 will be used for the ^ purchase of additional
equipment, and approximately $225,000 for the purchase of additional'
.
31)
through
stockholders
shares being
150,000
supply designed for use
slug casting machine servicing the
Bearings, Inc.—Earnings—
(par $1)
proceeds
Bell & Gosseti
This
profits- -in
current
Lee Higginson Corp., has arranged to
a $3,000,000 note due Nov. 1, 1974, with
institutional investor, it was announced on Oct. 1.
an
Oct. 6
on
improved
place privately
to
stock
common
Manufacturing
pany,
■
quick oversubscription 225,000 shares
at $7.25 per share.
Of the
225,000 shares, 150,000 are being offered for the account
of the
company, and 75,000 shares, are being offered for
the account of certain selling stockholders.
■
of
•
direct
automatic
an
and
new
heat-treating furnaces for
titanium.-zirconium, and beryls 1,.
Net
and
—
regulated
and
Baumritter
—v.
Common
—
of
described
report
included
such1-as
Co.,
Milwaukee.—V.
^
Plastics Corp.
type
the
D.
annual
These
principal divisions and subsidiaries include Hevi-Duty
Milwaukee; Sola Electric Co., Chicago; Froedtert Malt
Milwaukee; Bauer-Schweitzer Malting Co., Inc.; San Francisco;
Corp.,
offered
Inc" Washington,
The
fields.
Products'
Electric
Audio-Dynamics Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—!
corporation
new
transistors,
Anchor
-The
these
light metals industry.
Philippines.
the*
company's
Mati
Iron
Mines
for
this
period
totalled 94,626 tons of
lump ore and iron concentrates.—V. 186. p. 1730.
"■
nature.
for
special "space age" metals
lium,
by
consumption
industrial
and
are
During
Cebu,
3
,
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1520)
is.
concrete
used
commercial, industrial'; public
Unary na-Lerials in
pi
as
and private construction in the area served by ihe corporation.
The
corporation's principal area of operation, Lafayette Parish, and the
area
within
miies ihereof idt concrete • pipe, and within 20 miles
thereof lor ready-mix ccncrete, are among
the fastest-growing areas
Louisiana.
in
par)-,..--—
——-—
($1
stock
A
common
Class
U
common
$250,000
"19,000 shs
$250,000
110,000 shs,
100,000 shs.
debentures
Class
stock—
40,000 shs.
convertible debentures are sold and
thereafter converted into shares ol class A common stock in accordance
with the terms of the debentures, an additional 50,000 shares of class
A common stock
will then be outstanding.
In the event that all of
the warrant.^ i which
arc carried with
the 10,000 shares of class A.
common st.»ck being offered for sale> ore exercised in accordance yitn
their
term*, an additional 40,000 shares of class A common stock
will then be outstanding.
The corporation has agreed to take any
and all action necessary to make .certain that, upon the conversion ot
the convertible debentures and exercise of the warrants, the holders ol
same will receive validly issued, lully paid, non-assessable shares oi the
class A common stock of
the corporation.—-V. 190, p. 47.
event
the
-In
of
all
that
new
England, the
the
board
directors,
of
three
and
communications
in
profit of the corporation and its subsidiaries tor uh
1959 amounted to $25,385,000 compared with
$24,626*000 »i the first haH- of 1958.
'r
Sir Eric Vansittart Bowater, Chairman, announced that the diiectors
have declared an interim dividend on the common stock of one shilling
per share/ This amounts to about 14 cents per share and is a slight
increase over last year's interim dividend of 4hi',# • per £1 stock unit,
or approximately l2»/2 cents.
It is payable, less British income tax, on
Oct. 31, 1959 to shareholders ol record Sept. 10, 1959.
Commenting oil operations, Sir Eric noted that in North America the
consumption of newsprint in the United States continued to rise, and
for the first six months was 6,6,%
higher than for the comparable
period of 1958.
The company's North American mills are sharing in
this recovery,
he said, and in particular the mills in Newfoundland
which have resumed lull-time operations after having been on a cur¬
six months ended
June 30,
basis lor some time.
tailed
*
.
,
taxation totaled $14,401,000 as against
Higher provision for depreciation for the hall
year" included a charge in respect of new productive facilities in the
United Kingdom and North America which are not yet fully revenueearning.
After provision, of $5,544,000 lor taxes, the consolidated net
profit totaled $8,857,000 us against $9,907,000 for. tile, first half ol
1958
The sum of $1,540,000 was provided for dividends on the pre¬
ferred stock of subsidiaries and the proportion of profits attributable
to minority
interests, leaving a balance of-profits attributable to the
corporation of $7,311,000. This compares with $7,038,000 for. first-half
before
profit
Consolidated
$15 257 000
year ago.
a
1058.
to shareholders Sir Eric recalled he had expressed
earlier this year that "it would be not unreasonable to as¬
the results for the current year might well approximate
for 1958."—V. 190, p. 908.
his
In
that
those
the entire scope ol
Inc.—Participating Interests—'
on Sept. 25 pursuant to a Par¬
Offered—This company
certain
with
Agreement
ticipating
selected
investors,
Exploration
Program- Commitments for participating interests will
be accepted in amounts of $10,000 or more.
This offer
may be withdrawn by Bradco at any time prior io Feb.
28, 1960. In the event that commitments for participat¬
ing interest have not been obtained by Feb. 28, 1960, in
an
aggregate amount deemed sufficient by Bradco to
carry out the program, all such
commitments will be
automatically \released. Commitments for participating
ticipating interests in its 1960 Oil and Gas
interests will be solicited
Sales, Inc., H. W. Hendrickson,
offices of Bradco, by 2338
certain other persons satisfactory to 2338 Sales, Inc.
and by
Upon request ol Bradcq each participant shall pay Bradco an amount
equal to 25% of his commitment and thereafter, from time to time
on or before Dec. 31.
1960\such amounts not exceeding the aggregate
(together with initial payme\t of 25',# ) the amount of his commitment,
Bradco shall
request of ^participants
in the proportion of their
growing
a
producer
1410.
p.
'
'
California-Pacific
Net
"
shares
and
of
specialty
v
.
,
Utilities
.after
are
ended
For
in
48,080
,
stainless
alloy
and
$168,643
from
$1,030,723
in
the
period
division
although this company actually* bcci'ar.ie
ended
.
Current
number
shares
shares
of
31
1959,
from
Hie
437,527
540
net
a
Co.
for
equal
of
a
$2.51
to
share
a
Aug.
all
oi
$9,828,825
during
on
period
composed
$10,948,255
from
utility
principally sales
sources,
ol
ended
in
$9,390,981
of
the
services
tank
1958,
from
in
period.
utility
to
uncommitted
appliances.
of
revenues
services
""
before
PROCEEDS- The' net
the acquisition and
properties.—V. 190, p. 807.
and gas
oil
and
The
in
(which
1974
with
connection
Nov.
President,
debentures
The
be
paid
in
with
merger
due
in
the
each
to Nov,
case
business
B.
1959.
the
April
there
features
debentures
1973
convertible
are
at
time
any
5.28%
011
$2,119,002
301,172
4.4%
series
5.08%
includ¬
ing, but not after the close of business, on Nov. 9, 1959, into common
of the company. The conversion price is presently $30.74 per
In the event a proposed 3 for 1 stock split is upproved by the
at
March
"On
—%■—^P;704
19,
12,103
11,847
9^528
.
4,344
common
0,030
company's shareholders
be
held
per
Oct.
23,
for
on
share
the
31.
of
The
but
debentures
1974
after
not
the
of
$1,000
per
change
the
the
convertible at
are
close
of
business,
The
company.
any
time up to and including,
17, 1959 into common
Nov.
on
conversion
is
rate
of debentures.
The 3 for 1 stock
conversion rate to 40.G2 shares per
presently
shares
split, if 'approved, will
$1,000 for the split-up
.'
bonds
139,000
shares.
common
of
cise
No
adjustments
The
respect
The
debentures
1973
after
maturing
111.,
in
of
interest
dividends
or
the conversion of,.the debentures;
upon
Oct.
National
First
together with
1,
1959
Bank
may
will
made
be
..v
00,000
surrendered
for
conversion
of
stock
common
issued
were
Chicago,
38
The
1974
debentures
after
St.
Union
of
Louis
Chicago,
Sept.
Trust
or for
Sept
together with
15,
1959
Co.,
St.
of
the
1973
stock
of
will
and
1974
be
issued
common
financing
is
Louis,
at
this
coupons
appertaining thereto
surrendered
or
at
The
Louis
St.
for
First
Union
2,416,587 shares of
outstanding.
With
full
150.909
purpose,
a
additional
6.5%
conversion
National
Trust
were
debentures.
for
all
be
may
redemption
30.
1559. there
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
--
Bank
stock
conversion
in
of
the
of
common
in
Baltimore,
share,
through
Mel.
and
proceeds are
truck stop and
to
be
for
30,
per
sales
totaled
The
company's
used
working
for
issuance
building
capital.
and
equipping
for
its
$490,538,832
exer¬
stations
Case
of
for
stock
machines
the
has
177,
p.
called
for
2670.
-
^
the
52
in
This
Montreal company
in
Detroit for
011
Canada
Oct.
Starch
6
has
weeks
preferred
in
this
fiscal
Net
a
than
of
equal
Corp.
to
$2,63
share
per
Recent
—
of
89,773
share, by an
per
Inc.
the.
year-
times
the
for
2>%
the
the
on
the like period a
to $1.27 a share
p. 1292.
Offering Over¬
shares
this
of
company's
underwritingsgroup headed
oversubscribed,
was
it
-was
an¬
ended Sept. 30,
1958 "-totaled $7,$2,622,763 of sales in 1954.
' : -
of the -common stock to "the public ft
negotiations had been completed for-a 5750,000
that
Texas
a
offering
insurance
"r
company.
also
the
be
tc -the
added
financing
.
general
the new plant
of
.
'
below.
i.f
•
Sept.
43.
-
filed
28
'
.
,
letter
a
*
notification with
of
'
the
./.*
Electronics
Manufacturing
Corp.—Acquired—;
Inc.,
Co.,
.
below.
1959—Month—1958
$3,244,548
1959—8 Months—1958
$2,825,823 "$27,078,264 $23,944,634
exps.
2,394.241
2,392,916
19,610,136
19,303,2*94
ry. oper.
$850,307
$432,907
$7,468,128
$4,641,340
lncome___
595,708
303,022
5,050,701
3,359,295
operating
oper.
190,
the
on
Electronics, Inc.—Earnings—
the
stock
at
per'
all
of
the
U.
S.
firm,
f^r
Earnings
ended
equal
shaies
the
of
on
six
Cohu
made
any
said,
June
to
30,
i2%>
1959.
of
were
14.
months period
stock
not
were
•
LaMotte
$u.5J
were
with
net
Cohu,
T.
~
_
share
per
the
on
outstanding June
inclluded
for
because
the
company's
impractical.
comparison
$4,432;803_,
sales,
net
Sept.
common
Comparable figures
of
the
30. 1959.
first six-months
acquisitions
during
of
1958
shore
figures
Comparable
Harley Earl
it was an¬
Corn
months
$535,103,
announced
1958.
1958,
$20
packaging,
six
of
President,
-
Oct? 28.
design firm
or.
908.
p.
Coliu
For
Preferred Stock—
Packaging Consultant—
work
from
rev.
income
......
retained
subsidiary
ended July 31, 1959,
of $4:7,308,806
iu
sales
$1,506,599.
to
Turner
corporation'on
ry.
—V.
year
by James Earl, President of the Earl
compgny.
is
months
over
preceding year.
*
consultant
nine
16%
4,
with
Progress
year
nounced
Earn¬
Up—
&
sales
more
Railway
the
redemption
Canada Starch Co.-—Retains
2888.
and
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Net
'
189, p.
Sales
fiscal
for 53 weeks
non-cumulative
year.—V.
ago.
offering
$15.25
at
Oct,
on
1,005,971
6%
this
and
ago,
engineering
new
many
Substantial
of
amounted
Railway oper. revenue—
released
corporation
the
of
stock
common
public
189. ;p.
See
company in
or before
20, 1959.
outstanding
of both
the
agricultural
substantially ahead ol a year
run
.
.
—V.
Co.,
to
increase
Chester Morton
;
-
for
accepting Case's original offer
011
share
one
•
the
upon
issued by the
thereof to purchase,
share,
shares of
annual
be
year,
present
registration
a
warrants
Canadian Cottons Ltd.—To Redeem
The
Securities
in
an
Of
Crane' Co.
—V.
filed
report giving detailed results for the 1959
to; stockholders and to the public 011 or
The annual meeting of the company's stockholders
will be held at 2:00. p.m., Nov. 20, 1959r«^the Walt Whitman
Hotel
in Camden, N. J.—V. 188, p. 2243.
.V
will
year
$1.44
covering 116,064 shares of^eawimon stock ipar $1) to he offered
and
future foundation policyholders of
the -company at
$2 per; share^.without underwriting. ","*
% The, proceeds are to be added to surplus..end for working capital.
year ended Aug. 2, 1959
share compared with $2.95 for the preceding
contrast to $501,385,053
new
With SEC—
Maryland
record $3.21
stock
to
last
period
sales
'proceeds
The
Registers With
—
covering 350,000
for
reserved
are
This is an increase of 9%.
Net
in
a
Common
amounting
same
SEC
to
Toronto,
1959.
upon: payment* of $4 per
held.—V. 188, p. 2739.
Associates
"Hie
Street,
Sept.
company's net earnings
reached
its
Martinsville, Va.—Files
union
acceptance
Period End. Aug. 31—
year.
volume.
the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files
Campbell Soup Co.—Earnings Up—
This
corre¬
With. Securities and Exchange Commission—
number
no
c.r£he C°™pan,3L°/LSept* 25 filed a letter of notification with the
c? fo
eS 0*class A common stock (par five cents)
t° be offered at
$2.50 per
Inc.,
Yonge
on
_
fiscal
common
outstanding1.. B. E. Bensinger, stated that
contemplated by the company.
V. 190, p. 1175.
sn
1900,
about Oct.
shares
increase
at
Co.
shares
Burch Oil Co.,
1,
warrant
Dearborn, Chicago,
York, N. Y„
or
for
,
maturing
55
shares
entitle the holders
warrants
each
South
at
continue
Guerin
^
at
Irving Trust Co., 1 Wall St., New
redemption at The First National Bank of Chicago, Irving Trust Co
or
The American National Bank and Trust
Co., 33 North LaSalle Street,
Chicago, 111.
or
at
SEC
outstanding stock purchase
The
1953.
the
These
any
Chapman Valve Manufacturinff Co.—Sells Assets—
•
of
the
retail
Transformer
stock
from
See
$31,874,000
Exchange Commission— •'
located
with
stock.
Dec.
.
all^coupons appertaining thereto
be
firm,
This
statement
ci
139,000
'
:
$31,702,000
shares
50,255
out-
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.
and
total
sharply,
for
from "this loan will
fundSi part of which will' be used in
in Arcadia, Fla.—*-V. 190,
p, 1417.
00,000
a
Securities
13.54
highest
outstanding.
In
equal
number of shares outstanding.—V. 190.
recent
The
spllt-up shares.
stock
of
up
■Jiare
corporation for
announced
loan
1958
at its special meeting to
price
will
become
$10.25
were
a
with
report,
earnings
,
CcnCufrent
stock
Aug.
conversion
this
Eppifer,
was
5% common stock dividend.
On March
19, 1959, the
was split 2 for 1.
Common shares for the period ended
have been adjusted to reflect the 2 for 1 stock
split for
comparison purposes.—V. 190, p. 152.
payment
share.
the
than 30%
$.75
Corp.—Reports
same
784,510,
•
3.78.9
.
—00,000
mortgage
period
;
1959,
y
$25)—
(par
first
of
the
were
117-year history, according to the
Sept.- 9.
Sales ran 10%-higher than
with industrial tractors and equipment
1958,
end-user
shares
ago,
nounced
14,005
2*769
"C"
end
stock
1959,
good
of
common
1,108,750
-
—.,* 52,000
amount of
standing
'
____
series."I"
Principal
and
million
months
24,
the
SALES—Net"
—
Preferred-nonconvertible
1007.
released
more
subscribed—Sales
$1,740,033
1,200,940
—
"J"
$2,482,000
190, .p.
1959.
$55,211,148,
the
by
%'•
"H"
series
$3,813,400
to
$151
of
378,429
,
8.144T
series
shares.—V.
1,143,094
outstanding:
i_l»«
•
of -additional stock
outstanding batik loans
the company's 1959-80
company's
nine
divisions
1,028,051
$3,202,750
1.137,877
"E"
5.5%
.7
up
series
5.36% series "F'
5.2%. series "G"
its sole
repay
20,450
corresponding period a year
Net
earnings were $2,898,467,
15,059
$3,594,890
...
stock
cupital stock
5.2%
and
of
the
report
incorporated
Sales
were
$3,247,G97
-$2,095,847
of
from
financing
ings Increases for Nine Months—
$2,457,019
the
Were
amount
of
1973
debentures
outstanding
amount of 1974 debentures outstanding.
24,
indicating
«»«*f958
12,357
deductions-
preferred
011
Winckel,
third
Celotex
$3,582,539
deductions...-—^—a-—.
interest
and
Accrued
_v
_
1959
on
-
104 :!a%
at
atT04n4%.
30,
Louis)
Bensinger,
E.
■
.
redeemed
23,
Sept.
on
of St.
Co.
Aloe
\
be
will
1973
S.
A.
Chairman, <and
will be redeemed
1974
of
close
the
principal
principal
The
in
due
debentures
At
its
1959,
in
the
for
industrial
Power
11.758,090
;
_
•Common
(par $12.50 per share
Preferred-convertible (par $25)—
5.3%
series "D"—a
w_,
4:!.>%
its
R.
F. Bensinger,
announced on Oct. 0.
23,
will
its4?4% convertible subordinated deben¬
convertible\subordinate debentures due
debentures became the obligation of Brunswick In
1973 and
in
Shares
will redeem
company
due
sales
period
According *to
$15,005,793
Balance
Brunswick-Balke-Collender C<>.—Redemption—
in
additional
an
concluded Aug.
was
$1,040,-
Utah
1959
income
Net
Dividends
Van
Case Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
financial
The
tures
his wife
Central
used for
will be
proceeds
undeveloped
of
E.
raw
.
year
etc,
Carl
for working capital and other corporate purposes..
stockholder. Van' Winckel,
now
owns
2".$8Q
common
selling
compared with
increase of 92%
of
810,-
13,480,805
^
operating earnings
Balance
be
one
ago.
However, both sales and earnings in the third quarter
adversely affected
by
a
strike
at
the
company's
Hockford,
Illinois,; plant. which prevented shipments of farm imptenrnts during
eight weeks of the third quarter.
The strike started on June 4 and
Sum
development
.assist
to
the
Interest,
of
.y.a- year
July
—$17,003,404
-
provided, however, that at no time shall Bradco request
payments which will cause Bradco to have on deposit an
greater than 30'# of the participant's commitment.
rale
date, subscription
quarter alone, sales amounted to $57.5 trillion com¬
pared with $54.9 mi]ilon in 1958".
Net
earnings after taxes'for the
three-months
period
were
$2.1
million
compared
with $257 million
as
commitments;
other
first nine months
an
Co.—Earnings Increased—
12 Months Ended Aug. 31—
Operating revenue
Operating expenses and taxes_»_———
Net
to
urethane cellular plastics arid o.tber-products made
now has
outstanding 184,317 shares of common
share
a
$1,119,430
and
and
uas
total
the
Service
Nonoperating income
by
dyestuff
company
interim
average
year
earnings of Southern
full twelve-months period.—-V. 190,
p. 47,
a
the
at
record
filed
,
covering
are
supplied by amendment. The
also will acquire-ar. additional
owned
funds,,..to
sponding
average
the
Conn
1955,
shares
"
It
$425,000,.
Nine-months
31,
.
include
California Water
The
be
to
of
2,
46,080
stockholders
held.
are
tlaven.
Oct.
on
which
common
terms
North
SEC
of
with
(J. I.)
year-ago
320,139,
sources.'
operations
by
Lane,
the
stock,
-5
were
totaled
sources
with
four, shares
each
used,,
The
operations
335,492
on
share
a
Stiles
at
common
•
SEC—
construction program,
Southern
with
compares
outstanding
$2.29
to
With
outstanding stock
for: public offering.
shares and
part of the California-
$1,002,082. from
This
1959.
stock
common
amounted
non-utility
1958
280,419
NeL-prcgeds to the
be
the
income
July 31,
is
of
composed
from
The
225.975
:
••
heat-resistant
For
-corresponding
were
75.010
from Jsoeyanates.
will
outstanding.
from
mm-utility
In
$050,501
29,520
already accounting for
earnings
Revenues
$777,040
materials, special
isocyanates and. other organic chemicals. A subsidiary i? engaged in
the development and sale of. certain; specialized wire enamels, formu¬
earnings
income
net
of
Year-ago
$99,230
underwriting
aggregating
earnings of $913,352,
number
$90,024
company?produces benzidines,
stock,
mid-1958.
in
company derived
12 months ended
the
in
1,404,250
ry. oper.
of
shares
lated
,
Earnings—
This
1.423.833
for
and
The
1958.
in
are
system
100,588
subscription
lor
President,"
for
1958.
Utilities'
$2,054,817
178,016
underwriters9headed by Putnam <fc Co.)
Co.—Earnings—
Utah
Pacific
$2,200,879
Co.—Registers
share1
price
.;
,
of comparison, revenues and earnings of the
included for the entire 12 months ended
purposes
.
1959—8 Months—1958
$265,824
shares
offered
new
all
1959,
1959—Month—1958
ThfsLcompany, located
registration statement
a
preferred dividends:
sources
in the
12-month period ] recently ended
totaled
$11,031,363,
against'
$10,441,207
a' year
ago.
In
the period
(•nded
Aug.
31,
1959,
utility revenues totaled $9,894,681,
up
from
$9,416,484 the year before.- Revenues from non-utility sources, prin¬
cipally sales of tank gas and appliances, were up to $1,136,682 in the
from
York is principal
President of each
as
income-—
ry,. oper.
Carwin
company's net income for ilie 12 months ended Aug. 31, 1959,
rose
to $1,018,769, equal to $2.56 per common share, from $914,885
or
$2.28 a share in the comparable year-ago period.'
Current earnings are figured on the average of 336,052 shares of
common stock outstanding;,and
are after $158,411 for preferred-divi¬
dends, whereas year-ago earnings are based on the average of 327,034
Revenues
New
of
serves
.*
—y. 190, p. 908.
Tills
common
970,029
$208,040
from
rev,
2,000
best elforts basis by the
a
on
190.
1,640,594
;
,
on
is
and
products,
$1,847,740
Carolina & North .Western Ry.—Earnings—
the
steels.—V.
Ine„
Coploh Jacobs
companies.
Period End. Aug. 31—
from
The
3.617.009
S2.560.005
*24,405
Distributors,
Richard
and
three
the
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
third extension agreed upon by the company and USW
The two previous agreements extended the basic con¬
July 31 to Aug. 31, and then again to Sept. ,30.
company is the world's largest manufacturer of wrought iron
is
This
$5,404,749
3,762:139
$83,808
ry. oper.
Capital Growth
underwriter,
of
representatives.
tract
$6,328,144
379,143 '
908.
p.
adviser,
Oct. 2 announced' that they, have again secured a
one-mouth
extension,
with
provision for further renewals,
of their
contract with the United Steel Workers. The new extension agreement
is in effect to midnight, Oct; 31, 1959.
I
$2,500,000 of par¬
offered commitments of not to exceed
190, p. 908.
company
1959—8 Months—1958
$403,011
,
corporation,', located at Harmony Hollow, Harbourton, N. J.,
a registration
statement with the SEC-on Oct. 6. 19f,9, rnv<>.ring
1,000,000 shares of Its capital stock. The company was organized on
Aug. 5, 1995, and is registered as a diversified open-end management
investment company.
Capital Growth Management Corp. is .investment
The
Burndy's electrical connector
Byers Co.—Gets Renewal Contract—
(A. M.)
$503,327
418,442
exps.
$144,885
income—53,270
oper;
190,
Net
'lilts
'
.
Capital Growth Securities, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
appliances and electronic manufacturers, and also connectors
.which have ftwitje application in the aircraft?, ship building and missile
industries.—V.
starches
This
will ocgin at the BICC Accesso.i s Division
Prescott, Lancashire in January, 1900.
Both production and
in
of
" y
-Tiled
gear,
I960 Associates,
Bradco
fields.
distribution
and
from
rev.
ry.
—V,
for transmission, distribution and power station work, for switch-
line;
massage
view
the
operating
Net
Manv'.facturing«bpera:ionS
Works
manufacture*
1959—Month—1958
oper: revenue—
Net
Joint venture of BICC-Burndy adds the products and skills of Burndy;
the most complete and comprehensive lines of electrical and. electronic
and will enable the joint company to exploit this market
in the United Kingdom and parts of the British Commonwealth.
|
period
sume
transmission
the
Canadian
company.
connectors,
Trading
1058.
of
each
from
Aifg. 31—
Railway
Railway
Burndy Vicewill be headed by a six-man
BICC-Burndy Ltd. will
manufacture and sell a complete line of Burndy electrical connectors
and
installation tooling throughout the British Commonwealth with
the exception of Canada. New Zealand,
and Australia .where Burndy
connectors are presently marketed through other channels.
British Insulated Callendar's Cables, Ltd., formed* fn 1945 by the
merger of two established electrical manufacturing companies, British
Insulated Cable Co. and Callendar's Cable Co., has divisions producing
various
types; of electric wire, cable and related accessories hi the
marketing will include
Sales of $154,549,000 for First Half—Lifts Interim Dividend to 14 Cents—
Sales of this corporation and its subsidiary companies were $154,549.000 for the first half of 1959 as against $140,037,000 for the like, period
Bowatcr Paper Corp. Ltd.—Reports
Period End.
the
largest cable manufacturer m
according to Sidney Wolberg,
company,
Monday, October 12, 1959
.
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine— Earnirigs—'
Cullender1*
Insulated*
British
President in charge of overseas operations,
Outstanding
Authorized
Convertible
The
and
connectors,
of London,
Cables Ltd.
world.
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
electrical
of
facturer
and is the largest
syrups,—V, 173. p. 198,,.-'
am!
jointly owned corporation, BICC-BURNDY Ltd., was formed
by Burndy Corp. of Norwalk, Conn., 35-year-old leading manu¬
1
Oct.
on
.
Refining, Co.,
BurndyiCorp.—Forms Bicc-Burndy Ltd.—
A. new
.
Products
Cohu
.
to
"Despite
satisfactory rate,
remainder
The
$5.25
of
this
company
a
common
share.
stock
of
tbis,
and we
year."
offered
one
held
not
were
integration
the
said.
expect
share
Aug.
for
the
first
six
months
of
acquisitions
into the company."
earnings increased (at a highly
this increase to continue during the
and
stockholders
new
on
included
recent
sales
21,
of
the
onnort»nit.v
stock
1959.
The
for
•
each
offering
to -purchase
three
Shares
at
of
of 353,"535 shares
Volume
resulted
190
Number 3889
in, net
proceeds
to
the
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1521)
5
of
chase
securities
of.
its
subsidiaries,
as
follows:
7,848
additional
approximately $1.675,000..
Cracker Barrel Supermarkets, Inc., Queens, N. Y.—
Cohu. said., .the company's - shares of common Mock end $5175,000 prhlnlpal~4imo'.int. of 4»fc4almew-— Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission— Z
$200,000 contract--by-the—■ "prbtblssory notes of Columbia Gas of Ncv. York, Inc lor an aggreg ie
"The corporation on Sept. 25 filed a letter of notification with
■"tro!tfri,.^v^e5?e
initial production Id •• a new " t£i)3 • «onar , ccnsldfiatibn• of $77.1,200; rnul -$38o,000 of instalment promissory notbs
the
SSC covering
120,000 shares of common stock <par 10 cents) to be
Of Home Gas Co. at the principal amount thereof.—V. 190, p. 1176.
^
-detecting enemy-siihmarine$.*- The
offered at $2.50 per share,
through Dirun. Norman & Co.. Inc
tti.i,
c?
^etec^ submarines has been considered a weakness in
Newunited
York, N. Y.
Stages defense capabilities.—-V. 190, p. 1063.
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd.—Declares First Div.
u,Uc,
-
nU1^
s!x
c^0n"Ls
company
Jnonths earnings,
hf)en awarded
a
'
.
i
The
:
30,
raxes
was
to
32
cents
mcoihc
the equivalent
be
'
'
transfer
agent-for
York
this .Woodbury,
has
Tenn.,
been
in
$1.34
appointed
company's
Colorado
&
Southern
Period End. Aug. 31-^
i
-
,
Railway
1959—Month—1958
oper.' revenue—
$1,235,167
Railway, operating eXps.
;
Net
Net
ry.
—;V.
fr.
rev.
969.
p.
18,473
225,174
$2:147,497
833,035
:
1959—Month—1958
oper. revenue.:-
Net
>
rev.
$2,655,668
180,707
1,467,271
$164,862
$1,188,397
62,923
-
448,604
Systematic Investment Plans.
.Columbia
Gas
amendment
System,
Inc.
5%%
Debentures
—
interest.
offering
The
well
was
available at the time
|
Lynch,
|
group
Pierce,
The
received
Fenner
Smith
&
Inc.
Offered—
!
plus
accrued
interest
PROCEEDS—Net
funds,
of
>
I
will
the
be
be
1,
1984,
bonds
and
1959
by
the
construction
that
construction
and
Denison.
by
(Editor).
case.
from
186,
of
program
its
portion
subsidiaries.
It'is
expenditures
for
will
1959
satisfy
company's
the
needs
current
.
the
type
City Bank of New York will act-as clearing agent.
are:
York,
New
Bank
Trust
Bankers
York
New
Co.,
The
Manhattan
Chase
County Trust Co., Federa¬
Irving Trust Co., Manufacturers
Trust Co.,
Hanover Bank,
Co.,
Marine Midland Trust Co.
New York and United
Co.
Edison's,
ol'
purchase,
1
"
transmission
operations
gas
of New York, Morgan Guaranty
States Trust Co. of New York.
Kentucky,
public
■f
-
New
York.
in
earnings
had
current
the
$708,487.06
of
in
fiscal year ended July 31, C. J.
SEC
Maryland
cf
natural
of
utility
companies
for
resale
to
their
to
gas
'
products
and
subsidiary produces
one
companies.
EARNINGS—For
and. its
Controls Company of America—Sells
the
subsidiaries
12
had
Louis
months
ended
consolidated
June
gross
rj
$500
.
top
the
of
PURCHASERS
7
;
purchase,
-The
and
Halsey,
Stuart. &
Allison-Williams
^
Corp.
Co.
-
Co.-_
sub-'
company
the
first
nine
&
of
h.
100,000
Co—
&
L
Mackall
&
■A
Ball,
Burge & Kraus
Fitch,
Inc.
North
500,000
_
Barth & Co
J.
Baxter
,t|
Blair
&
Co.,
—
J.
1,000.000
Inc.——.
C.
500,000
Inc.
.<%'
Corbett &r
Pickard,
Inc.
Brothers
Byrd
t?
Wm,
«
Co.
&
Courts
Schraertz
Cunningham,
CO.,"' the
&
;
Dallas
^
Ific,
w.—
Dickson
S,
R.
;
200,000
Ferris
1
&
Freeman
Director;
Patrick
Hobbs
J.
S.
Strauss
&
&
Stroud & Co., Inc.
200,000
Tucker,
R. L.
300,000
Funk,
&
.'
100,000
Co
Garrett
Van
"
-
&
Sons
Co
Anthony &
Dayl-'.
S.
Alstyne,
Noel
&
Co.
200,000
Co.
Inc.—
tool
-
Inc.
V
w
I
^
to
SEC
issue
issued
has
and
sell
an
order
$25,000,000
—.—
of
series
N
Columbia
debentures
Gas
due
System,
1984
at
competitive bidding, and to make bank borrowings aggregating $10,000,oOC diVring 'October and November 1959.
Net. proceeds of the sgle of
the debentures and of ihe borrowings will be' Used to" purchase additional
securities of subsidiaries
to
construction programs.
'
assist them
in
completing their
1959
-
Purchase of Securities Authorized—
The
SEC'has
issued
a
further
order
The
aufhorizing the System to
pur¬
C.
Goodwin
..
at
190,
will tend
Chapman
'
1417.
p.
to
.<
,•
■
filed
letter, of
a
notification
with
the
No
used
be
underwriting is
for
involved.
worxing capital.,
Milk
Co.,
Inc.—Common
which offered
on
Stock
Offered—
L.
Crowley,
Production
Vice-President,
Milk
Manager
Treasurer
and
and
founded
Inc.,
Co.,
Director;
,&rM
Director.
in
1904,
operates
a
products receiving, processing, manufacturing, selling, and dis¬
business principally in New York, New Jers:y and Pennsyl¬
Its home office end principal plant Ls at Binahamton, N.
Y.,
and operations ar* carried out through divisions
headquartered at
Binghamton, Newburgh, LaFargevillc and Troy, N. Y.; Allentown, Pa.
and
Paterson,
N.
J.
Principal activities of the
company
are
tlietributing
distribution
processing,
products.
and
the
EARNINGS—For
sale
of
fluid
milk,
ended
months
seven
$0.96
July
1959
31,
related
the
com¬
sales of $14,210,207 <;nd net earnings of $403,602, equal
cbnr.mon share.
per
OF
AS
OCTOBER
7,
1959
Authorized
5%
and
cream
had not
pany
clue
debentures
to
1964
various
at
$500,000
—
stock
$359,200
par)—'>1,000,000 shs.
($10
adjusted to reflect 2
'>As
Outstanding
times
>_
^Common
for
1
*419,850 shs.
stock split effected Aug. 6, 1959.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, for whom Auchin¬
acting
Parker & Redpath are
commitment to purchase
closs,
firm
not
their
jointly
the
as
shares
representative, are under a
stockholders severally
common stock set opposite
selling
the
from
of
number
of
hereunder:
name
Shares
Bache
Parker & Redpath„_„_,_
D.
Francis
Halle
190,
-V.
Co
&
George
Bonbright &
B.
duPont
I.
40,000
20.000
—,—
20,000
Co.__—__
Co..
&
20,000
Stieglitz-_-_:
&
20,000
1177.
p.
-Dana
and
also produces aluminum
petroleum
industries.
Milwaukee Valve in order to devote
interest, the controls industry, in
—
:
Co.
-.
or
of
the
will,
location
to
compared
ol
serve
on
the new Rotor Tool board.
Rotor Tool will be accomplished by
was founded 32 years ago
the introduction of labor saving
company
in
plant at 26300
and high cycle
by Mr. Bailey,
tools to
3,800L_in its plants in Mount Vernon, Ohio
Headquarters of the company are in Mount
has sales outlets all over the United States,
plus other subsidiary corporations, including C-B International, C-B
S. A.,
C-B of Canada and C-B Southern, Inc.
Major Cooper-Bessemer products include
reciprocating ° and cen¬
trifugal compressors,'heavy-duty power engines and automatic control
systems.
The compressors are", used for general manufacturing, gas
transmission, refining, processing, chemical, petrochemical and sootblowing services.
C-B has recently expanded into the fields of ma¬
chinery used in missile testing, liquid oxygen processing for steel
making, gas liquefaction and catalytic cracking.—V. 189, p. 2348.
approximately
Grove
City,
The
to
increasing the
to effect
shares
authorized
a
two-for-
f
months ended July 31. sales amounted to $28,534,004
$22,340,978 for the same period last year—an increase
after
Earnings
for
taxes
this
quarter
$808,265,
were
equal
to
$0.73
share compared to $0.29 per share for the same period of 1958.
third quarter earnings do not include the $0.10 per share of
undistributed profits of the Copolymer Rubber and Chemical Corp.
Current
Rubber's sales for the nine months'
established a new record of $71,802,930,
period
Dayton
1959,
ended
compared
as
July
to
31,
SCO*
increase of 19%.
Earnings before taxes amounted to $3,379,315 compared with $1,580,-
550,983 a year earlier,
last year.
Net
earnings
after
taxes
and totaled $1,816,301, equal to $1.64 per share based
of 1,065,072 shares outstanding during the period.
This
122%-
up
average
an
an
corresponding period
the
in
were
with earnings of $819,141
$0.73
or
a
share
on
an
average
of
1,034,808 shares outstanding in the like period last year.-^-V. 190, p, 256.
Pa.
company
Car
Delaware
This
Corp.—Private
Leasing
Placement—
through The First Boston Corp. has ar¬
ranged the private placement of $8,180,000 of equipment
notes, series A, due serially from 1960 through 1979,
inclusive, it was announced on Oct. 5.
company,
...
Detroit Edison Co.—Earnings—
The
that
company's
ended
gross
revenues
1959.
31,
Aug.
$262,131,675
for
were
Gross
for the 12 months
the cbi'res^bnding
revenues
1957-58 were $246,517,953.
Net earnings of the
company for the 12 months through Aug. 31,
1959, were $33,401,803, or $2.40. .per. share..on: the^verage numberr.of
period of
shares
the
to
of
were
outstanding
period.
the
during
-
the
stock
14,227,699
large number of convertible debentures exchanged for
Oct.
1,
1958, earnings per- share- computed on
shares outstanding at the end of August amounted
since
$2.35.
the previous
For
at
that
(13,917,4181
Because
common
12 months, which ended Aug. 31, 1958,. net earnings
shares outstanding
$29,567,844, or $2.36 per share on 12,505,494
end of the period.—V. 190, p. 356.
the
Diana
Stores
the
steel,
Vernon.
consider
7,000,000
per
were
active
to
970.
p.
28.
compares
Cooper-Bessemer board of directors when the pur¬
is completed.
Mr. Miller and other Cooper-Bessemer
in turn,
The
three
the
as
of plant facilities.
Herbert P. Bailey,
remain in that position, and will become
employs 180 people at a 75,800 sq. ft.
Blvd., Cleveland, and is active in the air
been
will
14
3,000,000
190,
Dayton Rubber Go.—Earnings—
For
-
:_v
proposed
Oct.
on
from
by The
Tool
field.
has
stock
split-up,-—V.
one
011
.'r-
Corp.—Proposed Stock Split—
stockholders
The
common
brass
of
company
major
'
the
Cleveland
transaction
employs
and
authorizing
manufacturer
machine tool and foundry industries.
Products produced
by
Rotor
include air-powered
grinders, buffers, nutsetters, impact
wrenches, clippers and numerous specialty tools.
Cooper-Bessemer,
whose annual sales have been between $60-70
million, has manufactured heavy machinery for 126 years, and now
auto,
700,000
Financing Approved by SEC—
The
member
and
700,000
400,000
Weeden &
its
to
of Rotor Tool, is
Lakeland
600,000
Thomas
Co
talents
management
Rotor
200,000
100,000
&
58-year-old
facility."
400,000
150,000
by
milk
vice-president of The Englander
an
Purchase of the assets of
600,000
—
&
of
Co.
chase
Co.,
Co
1
amounl.
to
are
McTighc,
that
7
100.000
Co..
&
-
Oct.
on
face
at
Frank
J.
Controls
of
200,090
&
Nicolaus
Oct.
transfer
of 98,988 shares of Cooper-Bessemer stock to the present Rotor Tool,
which will then distribute tho$6'' shares to its shareholders.
Mr.
Miller,
in making the
announcement, added:
"The proposed
purchase of Rotor Tool by Cooper-Bessemer will make a vital new
service available to industry.
The complementary product lines of the
two
companies will
extend
the scope of our • services
to provide
industry with a complete, integrated air-supply, air-tool production
——
Co.^
H.
Creston
Robert
Evans
A.
Inc.
Co.,
Brothers
has
executives
600,000
Walter Stokes & Co
600,000
Clement
a
lr.
1,000,000
1,000,000
Smithers & Go:__
Inc.
it
President
&
—
Stifel,
1,000,000
Inc.
\
Co.
was
decided to dispose of
and
funos
Tool
Co.,
&
on
subsidiary
It is
planned that Rotor Tool's business will be carried on by a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Cooper-Bessemer, having the same name,
Rotor
Tool Co.
No changes are contemplated in the present Rotor
100,000
500,000
Rothschild
F. S.
Co.,
&
&
a
month.
100,000
'Co-.*- I^.u/ii'5_^*:>A'200.000
F.
Stern
k Bodine—
Merle-Smith,-
&
■
100.000
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
150,000
—
Pollock
—
_i
Co.
Crouter
Dick
E.
Inc.
>aJP,qtttejoy,
Inc.
Snearson, Hammill
Townsend,
&
DeHaven
i
.
150,000
—
L.
UniGn Securities
Co.,
s
&
200,000
500,000
•
-
'
announced
purchase of the assets ol' The Rotor
Cooper-Bessemer Corporation of Mount
Vernon, Ohio was made known on Oct. 7 by E, L. Miller. President
of Cooper-Bessemer, subject to approval of the move by shareholders
of the
present Rotor Tool at their shareholders' meeting later this
&
Reffensperger, Hygjies
; *./
.
i-l--
-J
Inc,
200,000
—
Corp.
•'4
100,000
—,—
Securities
Clayton
j
Co.
Peters, Writer
Cliristensen.
600,000
Burns,
s
i
'
Seder
Valve. Co.,
aircraft
the
for
valves
Announcement of
Penington, (Colket
& Denton,
Bros.
„
a
expanded.
substantially
bronze
Tool
600,000
&
Inc.
Co.,
Of Cleveland—
150,000
Hanseatic
Copeland
Kendall,
500,000
Burns
York
headed
PROCEEDS—All of the shares offered are already issued and out¬
standing and are being sold, lor tho purpose of creating a market
in the stock, for the account 01' certain selling
stockholders, including
Frartcis E. Crowley, Company President and Director; J. Elmer Crow¬
ley, Vice-President and Director; Vincent C. Crowley, Secretary and
496
*
Corp.
Patterson,
Bradford & Co.._
.1
J-l
New
500,000
Bear. Stearns & Co
Co.--
the area.—V.
Auchincloss,
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—To Purchase Rotor Tool
100,000
400.000
,i
&
-
Dallas
Corp.
150.000
staff,
8, 120,000 shares
stock at at price of $10 per share. This offer¬
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
manufacturer of
a
important position, Mr. Putze said.
The
new
management plans to continue sales and manufacturing
from its main offices at Milwaukee, Wis.;—V. 190, p. 1293.
Coe_200,000
Htitcliinson
Metropolitan
&
——-
of America,
Soreng
which
iso.oao
.
Herschel
Milwaukee
Valve
Milwaukee
Controls Co.
its
100,000
•
and
1959
1.
Corp. and Mr. Koenigsberg
been
and
600,'000
Co.
Redpath _—400,000
McMaster
Bache & Co.-.-,
600,000—& Co.
Co.,
$500,000
1,000,000
!L_:
&
executive
common
ing
Subsidiary, Mil¬
Products Corp. to form Controls Co. of America in 1956.
During the past six years the factory and operations of Milwaukee
Valve
have
been
modernized
and
its line of petroleum
valves has
Kenower, MacArtliur &
___
Parker
with
Co.*-_—400.000
Hilsman & Cb.,'
Hirsch
&
'
&- Co
|
||
Barret,
I
oSns
in
group
Investors—
became
them.
debentures:
Haupt
Chicago
aluminum valves, was purchased by A-P Controls Co. in 1953 and
a
subsidiary of Controls Co. when A-P Controls was merged
and
agreed
aggregate
an
•
Inc.
Lestrangc
to
fixed
manager of an under¬
Co.
&
j.
1,000.000
Auchincloss,
below,
Hallgarten
100,000
sell
the
new
Valve
$446,767,000
severally
to
Ira
.
_
Arthurs,
forth
set
Gregory
300,000
Securities
American
G
have
agreed
controls
Oct.
•
$11,197,377
for
Oct.
of America, has sold its business and certain assets to a
Chicago investors.
company will continue
the business under the name of
Milwaukee Valve Co.,
Inc.
Mr. Seder has been elected President of
Ihe
new
company
and Max
Koenigsberg,
Executive
Vice-President.
Mr. Seder was formerly vice president in charge of sales for Hammond
The
The
below
has
new
$2,900,000
—
Peck—;
&
of
amount
Co.
Inc.
Adams
named
corporation
respective amounts
severally, in the
of $25,000,COO principal
ij
jt
purchasers
the
each
proceeds
Crowley's
ol
group
hydrocarbons
1959,
and
adequate demand.
that increased activity
corporation
Company
and consolidated net income of $37,794,000.
H
30,
revenues
to
President of Controls Co.
Putze,
effective
Co.
Valve
automatic
natural
Certain
extracted
sells oil.
and
of
covering $200,000 of debenture notes of which $100,000 will be
7'*> and $100,000 will be 10-year 8'J., to bo offered in multiples
the
for
waukee
non-affiliated
sltlla rics produce and sell gasoline and other
of
an
employment
The
nine-mpnth period amounted to $30,152,234.94 as
compared with $32,554r5lL\12 during the like period in 1958.
The
current
backlog- of
orders
totals
$48,229,744.82 as against
$45,982,258.31 in 1958, Mr. Reese said.—V. -189, p. 2781.
*'•
Sales
Pennsylvania. West Virginia.
Virginia. In addition, the system
and
price
$4,200,000
plans for the Chapman plant include manufacture
all products now manufactured by Chapman for
.
Retail
gas.
sale
5-year
Reese, President,
on Sept. 28.
This compares with earnings of $986,357.70 for
corresponding -periods last year.
:....
the
Ohio.
in wholesale operations, selling natural
engages
;S
distribution
and
The
included
Engineering Corp.—Earnings
announced
other
gas
conducted
are
\
Credit House, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC—
to
corporation
of
months
Public
natural
is
expected
The
564.
p.
Columbia
the
and
CAPITALIZATION
Gas System, Inc., a registered holding
Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, is
system composed .of the corporation,
16
operating subsidiaries
and
a
subsidiary
service
company.
The
operating subsidiaries are primarily engaged in the production, storage,
under
interconnected
an
sold.
was
value,
BUSINESS—Crowley's
.
& Trust
190,
This
/
BUSINESS—The
company
that
line
there
to
and
|-
Evans
advisor
vania.
participating
Bank'of
Co.,
—V.
Consolidated
of
course
program.
Chemical
Trust
between $90,000,000
range
has
company
of permanent long-term financing.
Notes of not
days will be used,, with interest, at the prime rate at
each borrowing.
' '
banks
Trust
estimated
$100,000,000.
Banks—This
Thirteen
With
First Nr. tional
The
the costs
of
M
be paid to Chapman stockholders
promptly.
will be known as The Chapmah Valve Manufac¬
wholly-owned subsidiary of Crane Co. It will retain
a
stated
is
add
T.
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath is
90
of
tion Bank
-
with
plant
book
management
present
It
sub-
con¬
Bank.
,
together
financial
operations
present
continuing
regular redemption prices
financing,
to defray a
of
of
1374.
p.
Continental Aviation &
at
the
company
time
The
still
were
by
as
*
Evans
their
100%
at
30
which
is
present
which
the
Co.
Carter.
said:
addition,
In
Sept.
acted
on
&
will
Proceeds
Co.,
Eberstadt
'
Connecticut
plant,
turing
its
v
announced
was
manufacturing facilities in the Eastern part
something it has not had since 1941 when its
States,
approximately
after
generated
(F.
'
the
expiration
Crane.
Valve),
give Crane
will
The
by purchase all properties and assets
Manufacturing Co., located at Indian Orchard
it
United
the
assets.
30,
anticipation
struction
as 53ss, came from Merrill
White, Weld & Co., jointly,
and
redeemable
each
proceeds
used
Sept.
regarding
the
Mr.-Roman
company.
acquired
Mass.,
of
Bridgeport,
enables the
to give consideration to. diversification.
Such action will, I
be
of
material
significance
in
the
future
growth
of
the
than
Other
ranging from 105.375% to par, and for the sinking fund at par,
'
in
after
industry
1963,
Valve
This
that
known
resources
negotiated "in
underwriting
an
went to press
we
debentures -will
new
since
releases
news
has
Chapman
Chapman
of
to
prime rate is the interest charged by commercial banks to
best credit-rated, customers.
Currently, the prime rate is 5
This
will be the
14th successive credit arrangement of this
98.92; and Morgan Stanley & Co., 98.9091.
/;
equal
The
award of the de-
won
Competing bids for the debentures, also
,
in
the
issue of $25,000,000
an
debentures, series N, due Oct.
accrued
This
in
financing....wilh be made to
The
and
its'
•
.
Oct. 8
on
1959'to
additional $10,000,000
an
././••
.
syndicate which ofiered
and
to
arranged $100 million credit with 13 local banks. The
credit will run from Oct. 6 this year until Oct. 5, 1960.
A";
6,
on:Oct.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. is mahager of
?
uranium
about—Consolidated
most
Credit
Bank
more
filed an
registration statement, seeking registration of
'i|.
months
company,
The
Chairman
that although
earnings for
-
....
the
to
go
writing
298,988
c-
company
of
was
r•*-,
;
to
are
Co.—Acquisition ol Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.—
(Springfield),
$5,977,000,
yesir „,of
that in-the. twelve
contracts
over-supply
cash
believe,
$2,194,492'
Columbian Financial Development Co., Inc.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange'Commission—
7"/%
This New York
that
This
ap¬
dis¬
1
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Arranges
-Deficit.—V. 190, p. 969.
4
last
pessimistic
Canadian
company.""—-V.
$860,283
-'22,178
anticipated
of
cash
a
-
1,334,209
-$17,151
from ry. oper.
oper,-income—
ry.
the
company
1959—8 Months—1958
$345,569
hands
.
reduced
recent
have
us
of
-tantial
$41,152
58,303
Railway operating exps.
Net
the
of
know
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
had
on
■
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
|
-
our
industry was faced with possible
the 1963 contract period, but I. for
one, don't share this extreme pessimisim
about the long-term future
of this great new industry of ours.
Nor am I at all pessimistic on the
future of the company.
On the contrary, I am optimistic about the
future
of
atomic energy on
a
world-wide basiSj and this optimism
naturally encourages me to feel the same way about the future of
the Canadian uranium industry and the company in
that industry I
7,903,73.7
51,510.689
439,546
$515,518
months
further stated
government
problems
1959—8 Months—1958
$49,720
income—
oper.
190,.
oper.''
ry.
•
be
approximately $12,500,000,
figures would compare with net
Thc-e
V-;1'-, >■'
share.
company
of
"All
,
9,398.841
nine
Crane
would
1959
share.
a
same
Roman
the
future
$1,591,224 $10,909,530 $10,051,234
1,185,447—1,675,706-
'
$2.80
Commenting
sole
Ry.—Earnings—
the
involves
its indebtedness by a total of $15,200,000.
During this
period,
he said, the Company
had
paid ofr
$12,200,000
of
series' A bonds,
and the sinking fund
payment
of
$3,000,000 due Dec. 31, 1959, with respect to the series B bonds.
stock.
common
the
per
Mr.
1958,
present
.
dividend
available,, he
yet
share¬
to
V
■
outstanding. in
this
proceeds
30 voted
Sept.
1959
28,
•'
months.. of
about
to
profit
-
Trust'Co.
1959.
shareholders,
not
were
first, nine
the
'
New
of
figures
equal
after applicable
Colonial Corp. of America—Transfer
Agent—
Bank
stock
Oct.
After the meeting Stephen B. Roman, President, stated
final
gross income amounted
to $4,325,837,,. which, although
from the $5,596,701 of the
.preceding year, was the second best
the firm's
history.—V. 190, p. 668.
•
"
Chemical
payable
$4,451,215,.-
down
The
14,
of
meeting held on
:r
share,
a
Oct.
of
as
shares
tribution
Consolidated
in
record
4.451,215
14,000
.w,.
development costs, which would
taxes, to 32 cents a share. ''
of
With
at
company
$1.00
of
proximately
share
a
this
of
dividend
holder-
lower
were
$<a,616, equal after preferred dividends
*?««-,. I-?'-shares outstanding at April 30." This compares with'
i!i
I was e<lua^ after preferred dividends to $i.0b a share on
ff Yw'Swes outstanding aiyear earlier. Earnings were adversely '
ailectcd^ by a write-off of approximately $93,000 in previously capi¬
talized
th
«
l..p9;
Directors
cash
a
income of this company for the fiscal year ended
than the preceding year. Net
profit after *
gross
Apru
•
The
Coleman Engineering Co.,
Inc.—Earnings—
Corp.—Sales Higher—
Period End. Sept. 30—
*1959—Month—1P58
Sales
$4,125,041
♦Ihcludes
190,
sales
of
H.
R.
$2,348,101
Miller,
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$8,385,933
acquired
Inc.,
Aug.
1,
$6,094,179
1959.—V.
1068.
p.
Diebold, Inc.—New Financing—
This
corporation
nancing
Koontz,
The
financing
5:,4%
gage
completed
has
totalling $4
President.
million,
program
sinking
fund
it
arrangements
was
announced
loan.
bank
and
in
Of
total
by
fi¬
Raymond
bond
issue,
a
$1.5 million five-year term
principal amount was
first mortgage bonds
$1,256,000
exchange for previously outstanding 5%
$284,000
The
the
8
involved a $2.5 million issue of first mort¬
bonds due July 1, ' 1974, which: was placed
privately with institutional investors, gnd
issued
long-term
for
Oct.
of
proceeds
the
of
new
the
bonds are to be
financing
will
be
taken
used
down in
to
1960.
retire
short-term
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1522)
bank
Sachs
issue.—V.
Co.
&
190,
with
or the
acquisition
the
Safe Co. last month;
assisted Diebold in the
Herring-Hall-Marvin
Goldman,
bond
connection
in
incurred
loans
the
of
assets
Federa.1
.
Rnn.h
Booth
See
the
of
T.pafilm,
Leasing
ah'.
above.
nnrn
Corp.,
Michael
Corp.—Common
Gas
Offered—
Stock
licly
at $1
277,000 shares of common stock
share, as a speculation.
offered
This
of
this
State
of
This
York
New
was
total
phases of
of
purpose
is
as
the
the
deemed
The
April
on
oil
and
desirable
Kanawha
7.
the
County
have,
acquired by the company from '
Roy T. Guthrie, Hugh L. Guthrie, and Henry Weinstock, promoters of
the company, in consideration of the paymeut of $1,795.80, representing
-the
cash
cost
working
interest
of
the
or
their
true
designees.
value
The
of
Clay
from
New
In
'
lease
subsequently
was
'•
'
office
V
of, the
acquired
cipal
Suite
is
6, N. Y. The company has been
the State of West Virginia, and it
business
operations
be
by
,
the
'
••
-
company
York
ness
makes
company
interests.
conducted
1400,
GIVING
that
TO
stock-___^
♦There
granted
also
are
Patrick
reserved
J.
for
Polisciano
issuance
and
the
of
this
busi¬
1959
were
1958,
higher
John
Gross
880
earnings
A.
sales
Earnings
share
half
as
of
this
than
the
to
190,
first
compared
1958.—-V,
to
186,
and
prin¬
of
exercise
SEC
for
half
the
sales
The
420
SEC
has
shares
proceeds
Light
453,946
for
the
first
six
of
the
on
months
Sept.
30,
period
cents
last
year
of
last
30
cents
the
of
issued
per
the
process
by
the
of
stock
to
over
liquidation.
Commission
of
this
Standard
Under
and
and
district
standing $4 cumulative preferred stock
exchange of such stock for Duquesne
has
expired,
held
be
by
and
the
has
court
the Exchange
turned
Agent
Standard
to
over
be
and
be
that
two
months.
natural
the
is
Two
through the
exchange period
remaining securities
cash
and
that
all
189,
See
Natural
Gas
Tennessee Gas Transmission
other
is
This
a
Other
ber
below.—V.
and
190,
869.
p.
*
located
company,
276,434
>
at
statement
shares
of
options
under
the
739
East
with
common
stock,
company's
SEC
St.,
issuable
Cleveland;
Oct.
on
Restricted
Hr77.
P.
140th
the
2,
the
upon
Stock
1959,
Diene
construction
its
at
Firestone's
Isoprene.
plant
and
includes
and
is
,.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
York,
at
N.
The
Sept.
on
150,000
$1
18
shares
share,
per
filed
of
letter
a
through
of
notification
stock
common
(par
10
Plymouth
Securities
estimated
expenses
the
to
Corp.,
Y.
to
are
and
be
used
promotion;
for
new
equipment,
and
of
the
Orange,
New
general
in
or
(progress.
for
purposes.
to
as
Oct.
our
5
BCOn-O-Veyor
issue
this
corporation
was
tire
of
The
building
also
programs
Sept. 30—
1959— Month—1958
190,
those
Electronautics
of
no
on
value
par
underwriting.
PROCEEDS—The
•
net
are
proceeds
from
!*7+"S,el t0. Provide working capital
initial business
operations
BUSINESS—The
Corporation
*959.
Laws
formed
to
the
Offered—This
the
of
these
of
purpose
provide
to
of
emptied
the
of
use
loss
be
to
to
have
not
research,
commenced.
development,
t0
thC
at
$3
per
SEC
The
on
Sept.
company
share.
The
to
30,
1959,
proposes
from
corporation
in
at
aeronautic
or
filed
>
covering
offer
be
made
of
stock
on
an
45
Co.
cents
for
"all
class
b
common.
equipment,
Net
^ May, 1956, the
proceeds
common
of
the
$10,000
plant
on
S3thn^
4^
The
owns
and
for prepayment of notes,
company s
Prospectus
lists
stock
sale
'^V*40/000 /or building,
for
.nventory,
$55,000
Repayment of the obligation
~
of
per
and
share
is
and
of
145,000
additional
shares
tires
has
after
—V.
190,
(M.
installment
purchase
chattel mortgage
A
for
Rudner
for
bae
from
split-up.—V.
Oct.
14
3,000.000
187,
p.
1313.
will
to
consider
6,000,000
Coast
as
President
common
He
stock;
increasing the
shares
to
effect
using
be stowed
the
of
of
tire
a
plant
.resulting
but
tires
the
of
board
on
30,
two-for-
purchasing
offices
In
in
Clayton,
loans
under
the
Georgia
conditional sales contracts
addition to its home office
Clarkesvillev Lavonia, Hartall'
of
which
within
are
lot
used-car
A
-
of
for
and
is
operated
Toccoa
the
Tugalo
on
Co.
Motor
for
of, storing,
purpose
Tenn.,,
Street
the
of
in
purchase
reconditioning
the
borrowings
is financed by its capital stock and
evidenced by capital notes, - subordinated
investment
certificates,
company
another
with
190,
finance
by
company,
re(iiscounting some of it3'^
and
by borrowing from
1178.
p.
will
the
tubes
and
late
and
in
manufacturing
J
outside
18th
motor
"We
fn
will
entire
■-
in
plant,"
the
Paris
after
the
(
tractors
motor
in
in
rubber
synthetic
the
Co.
of
States
-•
vehicle
business,
United
provide
Inc.—Sales
$153,500,000,
(
industry,"
-
Mr.
market
largest
■
and
the
United
France ralso
through
the
time.—V.
the
with
the
Nov.
Net
1,
189,
1989,
electric
which
of
p.. 2674.
Oct. "13,
1959.
:.' ■/
1959—3 Mos.—1958
1959--Month—1958
$3,279,518
.
$11,274,270
$10,297,303
Investors, Inc.—Acquisition—
issued
has
an
exemption
"
order
v
under
the
Com¬
Investment
;
.
(
H. L. Corporation.—V. 190,
.
Corp.—Establishes Subsidiary in Europe—
third
in
has
the
French
Up—
'
----
•
$10,164,821
oi
The
to
the
:
securities
.
.
also
Corp.
Ltd.,
in
Canadian subsidiary, Garrett Manu¬
Ontario, formed in 1954.—V. 190, p. 1070.
has a
Toronto,
General Acceptance Corp.—Registers With
This',
corporation,
registration
a
$10,200,819
for
the purchc.se
securities
in
be
offered
sale
and
of
for
the
for
public
sale
bonds will
debentures,
other
new
of
be
construction
corporate
and
1105
at
debentures due Nov.
$72,500,000
1960
will
be
expended
approximating
in
$50,000,-'
receivables
also
the
a
type
to
be
determined
at
of the
automobiles
inventories
of
writes
credit
other
used
of
for
for
such
and
insurance
and
allied
and
warrants^—puhliC—offering price and
to be supplied by amendment." *
its subsidiaries consists of the
are
and
.
individuals,
the
purchasers,
and
development
companies
of
busiress.
or
retail financing
of
wholesale financing
the
automobiles,
loan
lines
companies.
general
through
be
1419.
of
subsidiaries,
also
engages
business.
added
subsidiaries
insurance,
p.
and
brokerage
will
the acquisition
190,
rediscounting
Through
insurance
additional
"otherwise.—V.
the
insurance
of
the sale of the new securities
funds of the company and its
and wholesale
other
on
finance
mobile
life
proceeds of
general- working
retain
i
with warrants
each
exereise^terms
Net
be
of
1974,
1,
of common stock. The company proposes to-offer thesj
units,
used
dealers'
in
expenditures
SEC—
Hamilton St.,
Allentown,
Pa.,
statement with the SEC on. Oct. 2, 1959,- covering
located
consisting of a $1,000 debenture and a com¬
mon
stock
purchase warrant. The offering is to be
made through
an
underwriting group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. The interest rate on the
it
1959-60
some
:
Garrett
facturing,
,
facilities
its
Bryan S. Clark, Director of Foreign Opera-*
the international subsidiary will conduct all business and
with Garrett customers outside the North American con¬
$10,000,000 of subordinated
:
Switzerland,
Geneva,
the management.of
Under
tinent.
industry
1959—9 Mos.—1958
in
operations.
negotiations
world
International
Garrett
Oct.
tions-Europe,
a
of
establishment
subsidiary company of this Los Angeles corporation was announced
1
bv
E.
A.
Bellande.
Vice-President in. charge of foreign
a
underwriting terms on the units
Miami, Wn ', oh Oct. 1 filed,
"""The business of the
company
covering $20,000,000 of first
making of installment loans to
SEC
proceeds
estimates
issuance
,\:v\
:
Act permitting Fundamental Investors,'Inc., to issue its shares at
value thereof in eonnection with its purchase of .substan¬
The
on
■-
and
:
anticipates further financing in
000
%
1294.
p.
as
Light Co.—Registers With SEC——^
of
stockholders of record on
to
-
net asset
filed
$1,210,662
located at Ingraham Blrig
additional
SEC
Garrett
•
the
1
bidding.
1959
tially all of the cash and securities of the I.
in
with
registrations
Kingdom;
1959—Month—1958
due
to
latices
manufactured
accordance
operation.
export
1069.
series
reelected
was
1069.
p.
Fundamental
The
the
1294.
bonds,
of directors
existing board
the
$3,570,076
pany
future
near
synthetic
Special
area,
United
5,000.000
and
statement
of
23,
Oct,
on
190,
•.
,
the
and
c
trucks;
tire
the
expanding at a rapid rate sirice the end of World War II.
industry now is the fourth largest- in the world:
United States,
West Germany,
and- the United Kingdom.";
p.
slate
coming fiscal-year. The board of directors then met and
regular quarterly cash dividend of 20 cents per share,
the
for
Sales Higher—'
4—V.
manu¬
cars, r
passenger
be
t
the
stock
5%
Period End. Sept. 30—
will
■
"getting stronger each year.
Capital expendi¬
limits of provision
for depreciation and
dividend was paid to stockholders in May,
is
within
A
'
the
vehicle
Germany
condition
well
Sales
,
than
farm
.
1958.
are
payable
announced"
^
1960.
styrene
$10,300,000.
synthetic rubber;
a
scooter?
net sales will,
The consolidated
1959,-and company officials plan "continuing our policy of paying cash
of at least 60%
of our annual net earnings each year."
•
per
been
for
achieved during the months
was
195$.
are
profits for the first quarter of the current fiscal year should,
favorably with the $303,122 shown for July, August, and Sep-;
amortization."
serve
company,
'/
has
plants - will
be
chosen
consideration.
The tire
world,
more
to
and
dividends
Firestone's
be
sales volume
September,
and
1960.
tures
unre¬
$200
Corp.—Earnings Up—
quarter
„
were
to
Stores
first
of
'
a
offices
its
Financial
used
they
distributing tires
establishing manufacturing facilities!,
is
"butadiene
purposes,^ The.company
It
a
_
were
in-an
$150
dollar
ancf
of
company
into production
600,000
at-competitive
about
as
The company now has 180 stores in operation, being an increase ox
two, since July 1,1959, the beginning of our fiscal year. The program
calls for the opening of an additional 15 units between now and June,
/
plant
motorcycles,-and
under
the
registration
1959.
Jr.,
The net
pilothouse.
emptied
Fabritank,
Chairman
his
years,
Florida Power &
to
Cheek,
and
amounted
pounds each,
be folded into
can
were
multimillon
$1,247,327
mortgage
making
trade-name
cars,
August,
compare
175
•.
tire
rubber plant.
will
be outside
This company,
a
F.
greater toy $1,000,000, or 9.70% , than
the sales reported for the comparable three months of 1958, when they
are being
used
replace steel drums
can
cargo,
a
■
H.)Fishman
190,
small
in
branch
approximate $11,300,000,
!.
authorized
a
July,
trips
to
roof
drums
more
a
Jr.,
that
agree-
on equipment;
working capital
•
105
repossessions.
by
record
A
of
'
—
at
on
By
including
Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.
will
Split—
stock
the
for
establish
Sales
used
stockholders
After
room
The
for
with
p.
the
Franklin
automotive
the
at
Toccoa.
used
receivables
-
r
of
banks.—V.
\
line
go
West
its
located
Wholly-owned subsidiaries operate
Cummings, Ga., Fort Fayne, Ala., Knoxville.
business
tember
owner.
8.
growing
been
and
Ben
by
in
and
appliance dealers.
Tenn.
under
debentures
..
and
$14,000
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.-Proposed Stock
The
West
said.
in
than
behind
of
stock
advertising,
(38.2% ) of the
outstanding class B
of the 20,000 common
shares are owned
common
'
Is
business.
1941,
1,
Elberton,. and
of
Maryville,
The
expansion
Argentina;
Aires,
office
was
engaged
operates
Toccoa," Ga.,
and
-
Firestone,
sites
site
rapidly
manufac-
$70,000 for machinery
for
and the balance
Merritt
Buenos
subsequent
on
the
on
fuel.
equipment,'
copolymers
more
to
by Dan Gleich.
.
to
it
radius
Toccoa
•
refilled
make
many
location
"The
for
Aetna
company
55,336 shares
all
Brazil;
dollar
Bombay, India.
and
said
full
a
Kingdom,
none"
sheets rods, tubing, finished and semi-finished
£ne^re,sensitlve' cementable and plain tapes. It now
outstanding 20,000 shares
Paulo,
multimillion
third
of
public
or
if V f underwriters also will receive $15,000 for expenses):
Gleich, sole proprietor 0f D. Gleich
Co., has purchased 20,000 shares
stock from Merritt A.
Rudner, President, for 10 cents per
*£iare, and these shares,
plus an additional 5,000 shares of
class B
common to be offered
to employees at $2.55
per share, are also included
in
the registration statement.
*Jirganiled unde,r ^elaware law
the
finance
the
Law,
and
Commerce.
selling
Government's program
of
decentralization
Firestone said, and added
"France is now
the
registration
145,000 shares
the
Oleic*!
D.
a
Toccoa
in
Pa.;
is
Loan
and
rapidly expanding needs of "the country.
several
and
'
common
iSmLnpnt56]
for
the
expected
„
O.
lias
in
of
begun, Jan.
was
company
at Pottstown, Pa.,
industrial products
and
principal
whose
company,
phases
automobile
well,
plants will be on the same site,- Plans are.complete and construction
will
begin immediately after a site is selected.
The
tire
plant is*
manufacturing
and
cancellations.
are
Toccoa, Ga., was incorporated July 1, 1946, under
State of Georgia. It is authorized to engage in sub¬
the
all
sale
French
to
commission
plants
States.
Firestone
The
Aug.' 4,
1.000 shs.
authorized
notes
and
which
from
Canadian
way,
of
and
.
-
N* J
Securities &n unde/wnting group headed by
Corp., for which
id
meet
Business
on
S.
Firestone
France
SEC—
offering is to
a
United
facture
and
.
None
Street,
Industrial
1960;
facilities
Pabritanks, expendable 50-gallon drums
the
Oct.
on
the synthetic
With
L°®ated h2 Maple Shade'
the
stock.
common
sale
with
the
The
and
electr0nic
'
Corp.—Registers
■statement
Harvey
in
the
full
proprietorship,
surplus,
.
will
the
business
rub¬
saved.
buses,- farm
under
Laws
declared
Mr.
100,000
50 000
+100,000
incorporation.
of
overboard
Paris
the
redemptions
further
no
are
*96,828
operated as such until incorporated on
Juiy 1, 1946, at
time the proprietorship
was
exchanged for
500 shares of coihmon stock.
The remaining 500 shares of authorized
common
stock
have
been
purchased
by
Ben
F.
Cheek,
Jr.,
since
DEVELOPMENT—X-99, a new tread rubber which
5,000 extra miles for every 30,000 miles of driving,
latest new products to come from Firestone's research
auxiliary diesel
can
Mr.
•
Enflo
shares
financing
Massachusetts
operations
in
—-
-
*$96,735
1,000 shs.
1,000 shs.-
par)
par)
capital
Sage
The
facili¬
in
under
are
plant
defense
packages after the fuel is exhausted, they
out-of-the-way location such as the
plant,
company.
Sdustdes
«
for
sale
corporation
was
incorporated
of the
Commonwealth of
Productive
was
of
Stock
the
plastics
Plans French Plants—
.
($100
($100
there
Assuming
The
$76,498,832
offered 20,000 shares
stock at $5 per
share, without
speculative securities.
common
These
the
where
some
trip
stock
$100,000
100,000
100,000
50,000
100,000
notes—____
:
Outstanding
.
AND
company
will
operation in France,
Corp.—Common
Sept. 22 publicly
La.,
at *Sao
This
corporation
subordinated
the
•
foreign, tire
the
coverable
$87,253,948
669.
p.
1965___
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$11,803,805 $10,225,287
—V.
Charles,
Magnolia, Ark.,
include
to carry
Edison Brothers Stores
Inc.—Sales Up—
Period End.
1,
stantially
at Calgary,
completion
they
tossed
.
at
when
Prior
'
Corp.
July
1,
FINANCING
_
development laboratories.
small
erroneously
due
BUSINESS—This
Petro¬
equivalent
One
Called Fabritank by Firestone, the units weigh
only
have a capacity of 1,550 gallons.
Since
in
CORRECT ION—In
referred
debs,
sole
Texas,
Alcochetey ,Portugal.
yet
corporate
subord.
North
partial replacement for
a
scheduled
at
modernization
by commercial fishing fleets
for storing auxiliary fuel.
issue;
1964...!_
capital
PRESENT
Authorized.
1962—
1953—
1,
give motorists
bundles
be
.
proceeds
advertising
with
cents)
1,
stock
.
amount will have been | sold. These
currently being offered by the com¬
pany pursuant to a Regulation A filing made with the Securities and
Exchange Commission, effective April 6, 1959.
discovery of a new rubber polymer and highly advanced
compounding techniques, X-99 underwent extensive testing prior to
being incorporated in the company's passenger tire line.
Lightweight rubberized fabric tanks than can be collapsed into small
Files
—
July
July
July
50-mile
Lake
The result
ECon-O-Veyor Corp., Glen Cove, New York
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
due
due
% Assuming
y.
.
v
tire plants in Akron, Ohio;
Pottstown,
Des Moines, Iowa; and Los Angeles, Calif.
facilities scheduled for expansion are the synthetic
the plant
and
making loans. There
and
TO
.•
due
million
$55
Firestone's
S.
at
among
f
/
debs.
subordinated
modernization
man-made
Diene,
modernization
manufactured.
will
190
EFFECT
GIVING
debs,
The
planned
are
construction
and
RESEARCH
stock
of
Plan.—V.
subord.
*
.
30-month,
company's
lubbers
rubber,
Valencia, Venezuela,, and
covering
exercise
Option
filed
sale contracts
purchasers if the offering is not
to
debs,
$4.16
are
nearing completion
for
U.
program
Ohio,
,
.
subordination
subord.
Butadiene,
plants
also
Additional
Manufacturing Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration
the
subord.
Common
Ontario.
Expansion
are
Eaton
of
common
progressing on schedule.
petrochemicals the company is adding
made from
under
scheduled,
Co.—Exchange Offer—
Co.
refund
no
Preferred
Memphis, Tenn.;
East Tennessee
in
of purchasing conditional
be
capital notes, capital, surplus,
-
8%
with
with
>
plant
the
program
from
tire
is
expansion
1020.
under
Coral
is
made
new
Hamilton,
funds
p.
Center.
rubber
Alberta,
the
the
.....
,
expansion
natural, is
lit
1
PROGRAM—New
facilities
growing field of
produce Coral and
to
chemical
of
of
order, approved
Standard's
out¬
capital contribution.—V.
a
sale
which
retired
all
into
the
The
common.
ordered
placed
"
proceeds from the sale of these securities
the company's general fund and used for the pur¬
$100,000
8%
foreign taxes on
$43,500,000 for this
to
year
debentures,
earnings.
8%
compared to
Esti¬
on
.
undistributed earnings.
The total
amount
of
shall not exceed two and one-half times the
of subordinated
r
and
.
the
ties
payment
CO.,
court,
to
was
converted
as
permitting
Electric
dissolution
1953
Federal
a
order
company
Gas
the
Approved—
last
„
Earnings
is
due
outstanding
CAPITALIZATION
of 11.5%.
this year compared
domestic
it
debentures
completely sold.
provision" in these debentures the bor-f
rowing capacity of the company will be substantially enlarged and
the
additional
borrowings
made available
in
this
manner
will
be
usect
to increase the company's outstanding receivables.
$847,-
compared
subordinated
be secured by a lien on any specific property.
ot the company are pledged for the payment
interest on the debentures.
The company, by
board of directors, has placed the following liinita-
and
surplus,
be
pose
and net income are the highest ever attained
by the com¬
first nine months' period, although all of the company's
tire
and
rubber
products plants were closed by strike for
production
In
Sale
$34,400,000
1959,
$44,675,914
27.2%.
share
for
31,
increase
rate
!The
a
EXPANSION
of
supplemental
a
common
thereof
•will
sales
for
almost
first
July
an
was
of
per
Provision
from
ended
period
increase
an
year.
26.5%.
or
domestic
for
or
the
equivalent to $5.18
increased
Both
pany
$16,019,-
year.
share
per
half
23.
totaled
$181,435
were
first
of
for
year,
period
"8%
as
8%
to
amounted
the
year.
not
PROCEEDS—The
would
subsidiaries
its
at
each
credit
undistributed
and
-
Co.—Earnings Up—
and
period last year,
same
incom^
were
income
Rubber
months'
the
last
share
per
&
in
and
the
total amount
York, filed a registration statement with
covering American Depositary Receipts for
stock of FIAT S.p.A., of Italy.
company
nine
for
net
stock
the
the
$759,719,839
1261.
Co.—Stock
New
1959,
capital
Tire
of
world-wide
Duquesne
2,
of
and
of
debt
senior
.
,
interest
1
the
capital,
largest manufacturers of electrical
visual ,i,nd audible signal equipment.
and
bear
July
amount of
indebtedness which may be incurred by the
The total amount of subordinated debentures and capital
outstanding shall not exceed two times the total amount of
notes
nation's
designated
will
faith
principal
on
8%
Net
mated
1959
same
25
or
sharer
to
will
and
company:
a
the
Co.,
Oct.
shares
Firestone
options
669.
p.
earnings
of-'1959
$154,441
p.
30,
tion
the
16.
4
Trust
on
1,000,000
shares.
37,700
reported
ended
Nov.
on
1
proposed to continue this offering in effect until
or until July 1, 19G4, whichever occurs first.
1965,"
full
the
resolution
recom¬
authorized,
is
debentures,
1,
The
of
S.p.A.—American Depositary Receipts Filed—
Schroder
FINANCING
June
President,
months
$14,759,755
the
for
sales
Jr.,
six
payable
the
on
shares
July
cents
*500,000 shs.
the
upon
during
company
the
Friday,
for
compared
of
approval
total
35
It
The
been
1955
of
one
545.
p.
FIAT
Duquesne Brewing Co.—Earnings—
and
In
advertising dispalys
$35,118,046
Sales
to
dividends of
Jan'.
1, 1965, but
completely sold
Outstanding
underwriter:
corporation.—V.
equivalent
which
the
be
anhum payable on
will mature on July
per
Because
AGENT—First National City Bank of New York has been *
transfer agent for 537,700 shares of the one cent par value
stock
common
is
188,'
—V.
TRANSFER
appointed
has
in
would
Nov.
on
Board
Federal
company
600,000 shs.
;
.
record
's
on
8%
unsold.
1_
...
share?
would
37 %
cents
rate
on
the new
directors.
The
split shares
shareholder
to
\
dividend
stock,
increase
rate
to
recom¬
Broadway,
Authorized
Common
Subject
dividends.
outdoor
state,
PRESENT
"■ 'VV '' .'
current
300,000
also
1,000,000 the company's
common
stock.
Federal
The
stock
split
action
...
115
duly qualified to do
is proposed that its
in
EFFECT
vaiue
outstanding.
the
Federal
dividend,
which
and
from
was
,
the
CAPITALIZATION
This
—
the company will have the
privilege of paying the debentures in full on July 1, 1964, b.v giving
30 days notice in writing and paying the principal plus interest ac¬
crued until July 1.
1964
The debentures will be registered, and will
be
issued in
any
denomination which doe's not exceed the amount
;
shares
shares
■
quarterly
of
sought
debentures
100,000
par
be
following a policy of. payment of annual
10%
stock dividend was paid, in
1956
and" 1957 a
5%
was
paid, and 3%
in 1958.
In
the light of
the
current
stock
split and
dividend
the
increase,
the
company
said
no
stock dividend
would be paid in 1959.
'
'
which were issued to them,
no
representation as to the
'
'
company,
lease.
County
principal
the
of
The
said
outside
The
stock
of
$1
will
FEATURES—Debentures
DEBENTURE
two-for-one
a
approval
authorized
cent
the
dividend
Federal's
stock
promoters of the reacquisition of a one-eighth
said
lease,
and tne issuance of 200,000 shares,
in
common
split
holders
the said
to
by
of
paid.
been
of
2.
the
18%
increased
the
another
shares
Nov.
in
basis
mended
was
shares
voted
an
the
on
company..
lease
also
receive
to
by
increase
was
gas
is
company
of
238,631
has
effective
be
An
1959, for the
business. More particularly, the initial
develop leases located in Kanawha and
Clay County, West Virginia, and later to acquire and develop oil and
gas leases in West Virginia or in any other state without
limitation, '•
all
approved
have
directors which would bring, to
authorized
currently
would
under—the laws of the
purposes of engaging in
organized
•
Increase
would
Authorization
mended by the
public
corporation
Corp.—Split, Dividend Hike—
directors
corporation's
common
action
The
600,000.
offering of stock on behalf of
the corporation have tentatively been allocated to the drilling of gas
and
oil wells on the
company's leasehold properties.
BUSINESS
the
of
at a
(par one
Chicago
stock and shareholders
special meeting called for Oct. 31.
split
per
PROCEEDS-—Proceeds
Debentures Offered
—
Sept. 29 publicly offered $50,000 of 8% sub¬
July 1, 1965, at 100%,' No un¬
derwriting is involved.
"
'
Fieldman, of New York City, on Sept. 29 pub¬
cent)
Monday, October 12, 1959
.
company on
1293.
p.
Natural
Discount Co*
.
ordinated debentures due
Federal Sign and Signal
Dixie
Franklin
Leasing Corp.—Acquired
_
placement
.
to
and
installment
tha
may,
loan,
of the properties
Volume
Number
190
General
5889
American
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Transportation
manufactured
Corp. —Delivers
system
Oct.
division,
ever
of
the
of
corporation
Celanese
Corp.
of
delivered
America,
to
Celanese
largest
the
Chemical
Co.,
tank
aluminum
The
a
can
Stebler,
said
car,
the
J.
the
President
car's
of
the
largest aluminum tank
car
corporation,
20,000
capacity of
gallons is
■
•
.
■
The car is the first of 50 which are being manufactured in Sharon,
Pa., and sent to the Celanese plant at Pampa, Texas. All are scheduled
for delivery by the end of October.
,
Celanese
used
in
will
textile
fiber,
ceuticals.
acetic
the
The
during
cars
transverse
the
to
Trust
due
-
1989.—V.
188,
has
546.
pharma¬
supplier
of
and
biggest
(H. W.)
to
the shops.—V.
190,
so
its
change
lay
normal
1295.'
Period End. Aug. 31—
.
Operating
revenues
appointed-trustee
first
Operating
A
".v:"
Fed.
inc.
'Other
956,778
187,300
i
taxes—L__—
expenses
such
$4,000,000
5Va%< series
>.?/..'.y\
137,282
110;903
$256,843
166,222
.
179,894
taxes
Raceway
272,760
$266,791
$1.28
207,950
profit
profit
—V.
208,250
of
190,
share
per
shares
50.
p.
-
-
Sales •
v'.y $ / -'
^.L——™
—V.
5,279,375
950,512
190,
$
37,902,997
'
firm
729,602
Net
after
—V.
charges..—;.
190,
General
•
Telephone
Co.
Operating
'
Other
$2,642,094
$2,415,315
1,658,177
1,485,230
taxes
365,281 -
$20,406,757
12,552,235
2,901,251
343,000
1070.
p.
Griffin
With
$10,481,816
$80,499,612
SEC
•50
2,208,000
168,396
156,181
1,358,008
income—
$450,240
$430,904
$3,595,263
$2,961,727
348,436
336,032
2,739,259
company
covering
cents
The
1,214,370
&
Supply Co.,
Sept.
on
proceeds
filed
22
Bakersfield, Calif.—Files
letter
a
notification
of
are
with
the
offered
Net
oper.
after
—V.
.
charges.—
972.
190,
p.
2,148,558
,
Hawaiian
;
Corp.
for
announced
were
Qf General Time,
The
Time
watches
Time
Stromberg
Oct.
by
9
will
is
and'- a
country's
major
of
General
Hawthorne,
Oct.
largest
producer
J.
the latter's
effective
become
the
Under
into
Corp.
Donald
following approval by
consolidation
General
of
merger
a
board
for
Time
at
President,
GNA
directors.
of
timing
devices
clocks
of
and
electronic
Time
data
division
addition
and
developer
communication
of
Time
General
the
to
control
Corp.,
Transactor
recording
the
of
and
Transactor
will
recording,
Corp.
rather
System,
makes
it
equipment.
than
System
hereafter
as
with
various
types
Canada
Strathleven,
Two
Ltd.,
Peterborough,
Ontario
Westclpx
and
Time
Corp.
also
owns
50%
a
company-Relogios
interest
Brasil,
S.
A.
in
of
Paulo.—V.
ship
in
rubber
this
G.
M.
O'Neil,
190,
Security
Analysis
addition,
In
and
Assistant
gathered here.
O'Neil, the industry
The
tires
truck
in
the
expected, he
more
than
same
"When
books
sales of
close
and
Nov.
on
30
per
is
other
"In
due
said
that
O'Neil,
farm
the
in
its
tires
in
would
44-year
exceeded
•
and
a
fine
'p.
I960—five
produce
over
well
over
year
for all
sales
for
fiscal
with
and
categories
of
1959
in
agent
the
light
government
series,
5%%
Bank
New
York
Co.
has
been
for
agent
world
events
upon
to
Trust
Co.
has
Hertz
tions"
appointed
sell
mortgage
or
pointed
Aviation
who sell
persons
Act.
air
rental
who
not
which
wishing to rent
and
.
planes,
and
.
the
Hertz
to
.
Hertz grants fran¬
Taxiplane (charter)
reply
Rent
A
cannot
of
Plane
Hertz
Rent
the
Plane
A
traveling
communication
charter
or
as
reserva¬
"These
offices
licensees
in
certain
are
that
System,
at
Inc.,
ex¬
through
public
facilities
our
the
disposal
carrier,"/ Deuel
said.
"Our
this
modern
service
will
greatly
of
air
travel
in
to
acceptance
benefits
substantial
the
entire
aviation
the
stimulate
Uritted
States
industry,"
the
and
Railway
operating
revenue—
in
cannot
believe, that
the CAB,
which was
created
to
assist
aviation, will uphold the examiner's opinion, which we regard as a
real
impediment to the progress of modern, travel by air,"
Deuel
declared"
/
The
1959—Month—19581959—8 Months—1958
$861,169
$714,037
exps.
626,345
555,938
$6,875,500
4,536,698
ry. oper.
$234,824
$158,099
$2,338,802
$1,426,937
income—
24,101
"67,398
471,756
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
190.
p.
4,702,167
Year Ended
1959
1958
$1,511,460
$1,036,207
1,127,944
+.38
119,479
188,
p.
the
,
studying
without
a
complaint- filed last December that
authority.
Walter
A.
Bryan,
a
proper
authorized
study
to
the
complaint.
Bryan's
case
report, submitted Sept.
11.
before announcing its decision.—V.
Hertz' reply
The CAB will
190,
p.
1179.
/
.
+70
203,352
—
Earnings per share
—V.
was
to
answer
study
$0.60
shares
.
341,637
Change
$0.37
+
46%
-
:+62"
machinery, power transmission equipment and industrial rubber products.
rThe new spotter is said to be designed so that the wire pulling rope
Is neatly reeled around a drum as
pulling progresses, eliminating the
without
325,000
2029.
the
operator's
spotters which allow
feet.
The new machine
car
touching
the
rope
and
the
can
be
can
rope
be
to coil
operated
equipped
to
operate by remote control from any convenient location.—V. 190, p. 1179.
Hinsdale Raeeway, Inc.
Development
meets
of
the strictest
an
air
transportable
requirements
of
the
hydrant
military
fueling
was
system
announced
which
Oct.
company's aviation products division.
The new system, which will accommodate 50,000
gallons of fuel, can
be transported in one aircraft along "with all
tools, applicable ground
6upport equipment and personnel necessary for assembly and operation.
The storage system includes five
10,000-gallon collapsible pillow tanks
in
a
decision
announced
registration statement filed
of
false
and
facts
and
—
Oct. 2, the SEC suspended a Securities Act
by this Hinsdale, N. H., corporation, because
misleading statements and omissions
therein.
ment
By
stipulation,
omission
the stop order.
of
the company had
material
sale
I89t
annual
an
from
750,000 share®
to
increas®
$1.20
share
a
the
current*
rate
qf 15c a
effective date of
the
"eW certlficafces would b®
quarterly
dividend
declared
was
15,
of
with
dividend
that
regular
Oct.
rate
compares
added
the
record
be
used
1959.—V.
of
to
payable
190,
25®
of
Oct.
30l
51.
p.
stock, 1959 series,
was announced on Oct. $
bank loans incurred in coiw
re*pay
construction
the
of
new
bank
or
program.'
preference
loans,
and
stock
the
acquisition
of
will
be
balance
applied
in
will
provid©
plant and
additional
1130.
p.
.
the
first
after
all
A.
greater
1959,
of
Over
net
Don
Security
before
forecast
with
an
$65
Million.
income
^
on
sale®
a
H.
20
cents
Analysts
security
any
at
than
more
share
a
early settlement
Giddens,
earned
of
the
in
steel
Vice-President-Treasurer,
In
also
of
excess
Forecast®
1958.
strike.
who
addressed
$15
million,
a*
traditionally
+et income
Mr.
quarter
Giddens said.
end
of
the
ratio
after
as
to
of
taxes
against
He
be
cash
1, he said.—V.
$33,000
in
current
net
worth
of
excess
liabilities
and
190,
low
period of th®
amount to about $200,000 in
in the third quarter last
year,**
should
estimated
"will
year
assets
-
60%
in
estimated third quarter sales
for the
company
in
its
high
to
Sales
Gearheart, President*
on
Sept. 30 in th®
analysts group.
$65 million, with net»
charges and credits of about $1.6
million, qr 36 cent®
Society
were
third
quick
1959
show
16%
appearance
1959
group,
the
1.5
will
than
more
Cleveland
receivables
p.
$26
is
of
the
company
million."
presently
and
Hupp's
to
2.5
current
1,
by th©
ratio o*
and
it®
liabilities
is
now
462.
(F. C.) Huyck &
Sons—Secondary Offering—A secon¬
dary offering of 11,000 shares of common stock
(par $5)
was
made during the week of
Sept. 28 by the Fin;b
Albany Corp. at $50 per share. This
offering' has been
completed, all of the said shares having been sold.
—V. 189, p. 1574.
Illinois
facts
and
of
required
admitted
consented
Power
to
the
the
material
misstate¬
issuance
of
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
Oper.
and
exps.
Gross
Inc.
taxes__
income
deduc.
Net
1959—8 Mos.—1958
revenues
&
interest.-
income
Pfd.
divid.
Corn.
$16,336,660 $13,773,786 $23,010,228 $20,054,573
3,295,240
3,273,492
4,902,734
4,900,113
to
1,407,334
1,407,334
2,111,000
2,111,063
f
com.
,.
$11,634,086
outstanding.
190,
$99,573,906 $90,052,907
76,563,678
69,998,331
$13,041,420 $10,500,294 $18,107,494 $15,154,403
___T
shs.
—V.
1959—12 Mos.—1958
$69,058,130 $61,286,312
52,721,470
47,512,526
requirement
applic.
$9,092,960 $15,996,494 $13,043,4^3
6,420,000
6,420,0Q0
6,420.00®
6,420,000
51.
p.
Intercontinental Motels, Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
This
SEC
company
covering
offered
at
$3
Oct.
on
133,000
7
shares
share
per
filed
of
stock
Everett
statemept
(par
Parks &
10
with
cents)
th»
to
Co., qf New
Yot's
,
New
corporation
on
York,
On
N.
on
called
The
U.
the
net
1959.
Its
1959
under
principal
the
laws
office
Intercontinental
Motor Lodge, Ltd.,
House,
operates
pool
10,
is
of
at
the
52
State
ot
Broadway.
Y.
15,
House
Towne
incorporated
wqs
Sept.
Sept.
Towne
and
registration
a
common
through G.
City.
Delaware
Registration Suspended by
Securities and Exchange Commission-
5
this
split of the company*®
who will be*
stockholders,
stock
quarterly
a
Corp.—Estimates
Willard
The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Progress Report-
to
Simmons
construction
stocks
car spotter for
use in positioning railroad cars at sidings has
developed by this company, a manufacturer of material handling
safety hazard of conventional
up in a pile at the operator's
1960,
meeting
of
will
compared
predicated on
Bal.
new
been
1,560,427
—'
Number, of
in
A
■—_—
profit
been
•
Inc.—Earnings—
July 31—
the
share,
were
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—New Car Spotter—
—»
Bookings
Net
has
operating
examiner,
now
972.
Gilmore Industries,
Sales
is.
"340,410
CAB
is
Net-
Net
CAB
Hertz
$6,129,104
of
common
already
result
said.
Deuel
,
oper.
2-for-l
a
approval
establish
company's
the
for
income
the
airplane.'/
an
air
an
make safe
to
earnings,
/.
"assists
operated
make
stated.
net
60%—
the
new
aircraft easily available to
through the facilities of thoroughly-trained and experienced
operators."
/
public
"We
aircraft
convenient
designed
growing
plane
a
Jan.
reduction
of
Sales
grants
transportation to
agents."
company
never
transportation."
rent
proposed
the
shares.
corporation
current
rent
manager
the
has
air
charter
or
placing
anyone
in
provide
reservations
Deuel,
program
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
for
company s
contrary
States.
travel
as
that
by
"Hertz
on
finding submitted to the
"does not, either directly, or
company
the
of
the
This
examiner
"is
out
in
Board
in
would
proceeds
with
to
examiner's
the
the
engage
"do
transmit
F.
R.
bonds,
Federal
the
over
to
that
United
manner
service
the
exceptions
offices
plained
trustee,
of
powers
declared
the
for
merely
same
"We
been
subsidiary)Board
result
common
a
intent"
operators
in
24,
new
facilities.—V.
indirect air carrier
an
as
reply
to
cumulative (par $100), it
net
nectlon
Examiner's
Corp.
Aeronautics
operating
Hertz'
would
2,500,000 shares of $5 par value.
Chairman of the Board, said that if
approval
stockholders' annual meeting to be
held in Ann
it is the present intent of the
stockholders
Proceeds
/
of
Hertz
indirectly,
particularly the
advancement
into
spadjfe
and registrar for the company's first
due Sept. 1, 1989.—V. 190, p. 1295.
to
increase
Hertz
(a
Civil
a
is
company
conclusion,
regulatory
list
a
chises
and
of
plus,
operations of the track; and
misleading in estimating gross.
other receipts therefrom of
to
the
This
Hupp
CAB
such
com-
track
1958
01? '4, ,e Prese"t common stock
/
funds
public.
service
.
the
Inc.,
System,
the
DecW°l8 lb959N°V 27' 1959' a"d thC
The
appointed
the
tbe
management,
with
predicting that this
payable
the
on
-
1295.
p.
at
a
Houston Natural Gas
Corp.—Private Placement—This
through The First Boston Corp., has placed
privately 100,000 shares of preference
authority.
and
terms
CAB
In
Georgia Power Co.—Transfer Agent—
Chemical
Trust
disbursing
190,
findings
the
that
proper
franchised
The
York
dividend
placed
map-
that
of
company,
Vandy IFF
New
and
Plane
A
examiner's
CAB,
exploration, General Tire views the future of its rocket-producing sub*
sidiary as one of "growth, accomplishment and prosperity."—V. 190,
p. 1420.
paying
Bank
challenged
asserted
the
the
of
Warning
as well as missile
and AEW (airqorne
Its research laboratories and plapts ih 14
York; Indiana, California and Illinois.—V. 190,
corporation.—V.
2Cbyear
years;
group
bets
of
model
at
New
a
20
such
board
•
Foe),
or
fields
agent
the
Rent
1
•the
heavy-duty.
-
by
of
the
to
tires—auto¬
and
that
transfer
The
pic¬
year.
stress
Friend
in
has
another
Simmons,
at
rate.
1959,
currently designing, developing, and producing equipment
in the anti-submarine warfare, ground radar
Chemical
without
1958."
profit
developing
added
Early
no
and
race¬
management*
management
the
?res^i outstanding stock, which
issued
I
Herzt
and producing engines for both stages of the
said O'Neil, "and are playing a significant part in
important missile programs including the HAWK, REGUI, BOMARC and THOR-ABLE."
!
He
"
-
•
Is
prototype
Airborne
newest
to
further materially
subject
Nov.
on
$1.00
contract
771.
Oct.
galaxy of
continued
Force's
the
of
the
the
and commissions and
and
value
par
dividend
told
history.
Company
million, and per
compared
$10
granted
Net Up
two-stage TITAN,"
LUS
Air
delivery
but
management
one
Corp,—Subsidiary Challenges
Report on Rent A Plane Operation—
$11
results
100%
record-breaking
MINUTEMAN...
are
the
on-time
operate
that
season;
is
offered
per
of Directors has
stock,
™
F3H-2
Hertz
of which General Tire owns approximately 84%, is
rocket engines for both stages of the POLARIS and is
research and development work on the propulsion system of the
"We
announced
warning)
stock
Aerojet-General,
a
•
The
producing the
doing
made
was
McDonnell
on
to
be
Proposed—-
Clifford H.
part
company's other divisions—the Aerojet-General Corp.,
the Plastics Division—contributed substantially to
General
successful
equipment
Hazeltine's
on
raised
prior
there
also ruled
since
The Board
is
as
who
"General Tire's
General's
shipment
be
to
its
in
that
securities
extended
a1 +Lto authorize an increase in
trucks.
profits
profit increase of
1295.
of
Tire
million,
first
$44,600
of
1959
year,
common
passenger
manufacturers
million,
General
primarily to
truck,
said
He
RKO
the
words,"
remarked
was
mobile,
•
early
$2.06.
were
a
$650
$465
were
represent
ture
for
record
a
1958
earnings
O'Neil
some
the
installation
AN/APS-95,
communities
this fiscal year," he said, "they
profits exceeding $25 million, and
$5."
share earnings approximating
for
116,000,000
1,200,000
190, p.
dis¬
and
will
amount
gross
$50,000
prospectus is
that
Arbor
October,
also
systems'
sole
cars
show
This
is
maintenance
Heritage Corp. of New York—Transfer Agent—
O'Neil predicted that Detroit
year,
passenger
our
said,
will
will
33,200,000
truck
its
to
over
1958);
that the prospectus is
materially deficient
disclosures concerning the intended use
Qf the pro¬
securities; that the financial statements failed to
other things, that the company owes the
36th
(Identification
Vice-
and
Society of
1959.
the
million
share
ship
and
and
-
total
million
sales
President
the Boston
•-
will
auto
1960.
grand
For
to
the
to
Co., told
said
4,800,000
original equipment
six
for
its
Hazeltine
Rubber
employees
Early—
important missile
in
Radar.
Co.—Expects Record Year—
Executive
45
some
th©
its
sale
among
crease
weather
ONA flights.
month early.
The
Navy jet fighters.
year in electronics, Hazeltine has recently expanded
in the missile field -through
the acquisition of Wheeler Laboratories,
Inc., specialist in Microwave and antenna techniques.
embarking upon its golden age, is expected to
replacement passenger tires and 9,300,000 truck tires
67,800,000
1960,
Rubber
&
for all
and
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co.—Stock
Split, Dividend In¬
month.
will supply
HAL
and dispatch services
Corp.—Navy Missile Equipment Delivered—
Last
are
Now
industry,
President of The General Tire &
tires
Corp.
devices
of
General Tire
agreement,
per
.
add
Months
Hazeltine
The
maintenance
flights
con¬
proceed®
figures give an appearance of
certainty of
receipts and profits not warranted
by the facts, particularly the limited
and unprofltabife nature of
the track's prior operations.—V.
189, p. 213tt»
Transport Service
Honolulu and Wake
in
stops
108
in
Air
Military
with
of
the
racing
be
may
$22,302 in connection
share
871.
P.
the
service
the
of
to
$733,200 for
responsible
maintenance,
International Airport.
ground
Honolulu
the
the
company through the voting trust
although substantially all the risk capital
by the public; that the managemept
group
track
race
5nnin„L°! $6,000,000
the
for
clock
Brazilian
a
Sao
for
Japan
will
be
of
of
compensation
exceed
the
the
tine
Limited,
Scotland.
manufacturing
the
will
in
of
funds
harness
which
loss
a
September,
purchase
control
Commission
of
Final
delivery on the initial phase of its contract for electronic
launching and
guidance
equipment
for
the
air-to-air
Sparrow
III
guided missile has been made eight weeks ahead of schedule by Hazel-
Operating
divisions in
this
country
will
be
the Westclox Division, La Salle-Peru, 111.; Seth Thomas Clocks Divi¬
sion
and
Stromberg
Division,
both
located
at
Thomaston,
Conn.;
Hayden Division, Torrington, Conn, and Athens Division, Athens, Ga.
General
the
will
Hazeltine
the
new
set-up,
all
manufacturing
operations
of
General
Corp. in the United States will be conducted through divisions
only subsidiaries will be those operating in foreign countries—
Westclox
and
Airlines
to
at
general
prospectus
use
statements;
(among;
suffered
the
coming
1%
to
respect
that
In
.
its
and
Francisco
Hawaiian
food,
dis¬
offering.
sufficient
retain
of
disclose,
largest contract
of
time
of
the
maintenance
ground
patch sections during the term of the contract.—V.
operate
subsidiary.
a
Under
Time
repair
aircraft
DC-7
use
San
Hawaiian
Hawaiian
for
a
is
which
contract,
passenger
emergency
addition
In
recording
$350,000
information, flight planning,
Stromberg
a
will
Island.
and
equipment.
as
and
between
31.
manufacturer
the
of
maintenance,
fueling
29 signed
Airlines
for
the
track.
The
.
the company's history.
terms
line
Sept.
on
National
that
experience
not
group
officials
Overseas
of its type in
General Time Cbrp.—Merger Voted—
Plans
Airlines
with
contract
group
to
and
intended
company's financial
August" and
for
authorizes
Hawaiian Airlines Ltd.—Signs New Contract—
.
statement
the
the
•>
the
company
the
to
no
ceeds
Net
the
during
fee
by
pertained
annum; and that the promoters have,
granted opti >ns to purchase 300,000 shares of
stock.
respect to business and properties,
according to the decision,
the prospectus also fails
to disclose (1) the number of
dpys of pro¬
posed operation of the track during each
racing season, the nature and
extent of regulation
by state authorities, the distance from and
popu¬
lation of
nearby urban areas, and the extent,
type and location of
competition; and (2)
the estimated cost of
necessary
facilities, the
amount expended
to date, the type and
capacity of grandstands and
other facilities
presently completed or to be completed, and the sizo
of the
$79,544,916
shares of capital stock (no par) to be
through Bailey & Co., Fresno, Calif.
to be used for working capital.
50,000
share,
per
the*
cer¬
With
-
Steel
manage¬
been
1959—8 Mos.—1958
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
$18,109,981
11,725,884
taxes—
oper.
190,
1959—8 Mos.—1958
__
exoenses
income
$10,511,620
—V.
registration
the
the
of
(during
contract
a
1959—Month—19,58
Sales
965,341
Southwest—Earnings—
___
revenues
Operating
Fed.
of the
1959—Month—1958
that
contract
Green Co, Inc.—Sales Up—
renewable
by the Commission
properties;
that
agement
•
Period End. Aug. 31—
■
1,203,055
,
1179.
p.
$1,471,788
$1,929,225 "
ruled
commitment
mission
(H. L.)
features
assurance
has
'*
,>■;
and
securities;
arrangement for 10 years
will have been contributed
$
$,
v;',
The
With respect to the latter, th®
prospectus
#as materially deficient by
of its failure to include in the
forepart thereof the facts
intends
+
found
corporation
of
operations
1959—9 Mos.—1958
.
/
Period End. Sept. 30—
income
oper.
business
others)
32,552,337 302,904,437 267,037,461
1179. ++;+
p.
notes.
•
the
sale
Commission
Grant Co.—Sales Higher—
«1
debenture
the
to
deficiencies
in
no
1959—Month—1958
6%
20 .years.
speculative
'
-
issued
its
the
way
(W. T.)
>.::
1,122,280
319,275
harnes»
underlying
$1,000,000 of
20-year management agreement
a
another
$539,551
•
.
conduct
beneficial owners of its stock.
Three of th®
four voting trustees are President Alf
Halvorson and two other officer®
and
directors of the company.
These three as a group with other
officers, directors and proposed directors have executed
with Hinsdal®
*
Net
to be
cerning
$1.40
income
to
voting trust with the intent that all stock of
be held by the Voting trustees for 10
years, voting trust
tificates
of
$609,629
proposed
the
closures
taxes
Period Bnd. Sept. 30—
7,712,002
1,224,700
created
company
1958
1959
the company
1958,
certificates, and
ment
initial
the
for
$290,354
for
Number
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$11,988,207
$8,431,277
891,912
185,700
$259,163
taxes—
oper.
requirements
It also
with
removal
water
reason
Net
Net
for
bonds,
mortgage
1959—>#onth—1958
$1,540,523
$1,445,358
__
aircraft
jet
and
*
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
•>
Force
Ang. 31—
incom
before
Provision
rather
parallel
p.
Profit
Kentucky—Transfer Agent
been
Air
minute to 600 gallons-per-minute.
filtration
Gossard Co.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended
'.
they
of
fuel
to
Material
V'-..
:
American had
the company's
p.
plastic
nation's
V
manufacture
Co.
Co.
principal amount of
the
-
long wall of
Telephone
Irving
be
...
able
150 gallons per
re-circulation,
April,
7
on a
track near Hinsdale.
In a registration statement
filed la
December, 1958, the company proposed the public
offering of LOOO.OO®.
capital trust certificates, 1,000,000 shares of common stock
industrial
and
polyurethane foam
to
•
,V
that General
big
so
General
'
said
acid, a raw material
products, including
acetic
transport
consumer
coatings,
.
is
of
of
is
'
car
placing
than
paints,
to
cars
variety
Celanese
acid.
The
.'-
the
use
wide
a
provide
in
racing
supplying of fuel without having to waste or dump any fuel prior to
fueling the first aircraft.
Despite different mission requirements and varying topographical and
climatic conditions, the system can be expanded or reduced in capacity
without affecting its ability to deliver clean,
dry fuel.
It may be trans¬
ported completely in a C-124 cargo plane, along with necessary ground
support equipment and personnel.—V. 190, pp. 771 and 1070.
capacity
the
built before.
ever
of
manufacturer
twice
is
system
varying from
car
manufactured.
William
>
tills
7
Organized
by Goodyear." The pumping and delivery system is com¬
of equipment supplied by Bowser, Inc., which worked on the
in conjunction with Goodyear.
posed
Giant Tank Car—
On
(1523)
S.
a
the
60
unit
Route
Piedmont
proceeds
a
wholly-owned
motor
220
in
acquired all of
Virginia corporation.
subsidiary
lodge
with
Martinsville,
the
stock
at
.<
Intercontinental ownJ
restaurant and swimming
of
Henry
County,
Va„
often*
Area.
(after
expenses)
from the
sale
by Intercontinental
8
Hie Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1524).
of
of
chares
133,000
the
of
enable
Intercontinental
Directors,
land,
certain
adversely
management feels such disclosure could
of the option right.
conclusion
successful
a
the
because
made
affect
which it may obtain on certain parcels of
land with a view to building other motels.
nature
of options under
consideration will
other
or
exercise,
to
options
disclosure
not be
portion of the proceeds will initially be used for acquisition, it is planned to finance the construction of additional units or
the purchase of existing units through long-term mortgage financing
to which Intercontinental or Towne House presently has access.
There
Is no assurance
that the present' availability
to the corporation or
While
»
.
corporation.
purchase
or
Public
stock will be added to the general
This
increase in working capital will
in the discretion of the Board of
:
a
long-term basis will continue, or that present
financing costs will remain the same.
However,
management has
received no indication that the sources o fsuch financing have changed
its subsidiary of
funds
on
position.
management
then existing circumstances.
Intercontinental is presently negotiating
tional
will
motor
lodges, but there is
successfully concluded.
be
Part
of
which,
in
Net
.
moneys
turn,
Corp.
Machines
Business
International
was
scheduled to be issued in late 1959
agreement entered into on July 31, 1956.
notes, which
under
an
were
Jr., president of IBM, stated that the corpora¬
tion's present
working capital position is adequate to finance the
continued growth ol the burines.;, and the corporation, therefore, did
not wish to further increase
its lone-teim indebtedness which pres¬
Thomas, J.
Wat: on,
'
date
last
contributed
Total
corporation
Saskatchewan,
five-year expansion program completed this year at Bonnie has
doubled the plant's production, which amounted to $20 million in 1958-
gas
revenue.
.
late
•
_.
the
in
due
was
higher
to
two
rates
gas
factors,
charged
unit.
-
in
effect
Commission
The
increase
to
similar
of
the
two
in
gas
of
pur¬
Net
greater
of
output
amount
operation
of
the
$705,977
related
taxes
this
item
is
Aug.
leaving
the
increase
due
of
ings per share of common stock
of
from
mdnths
$2.20.—V.
190,
•
59 sales.
""
'-
"
■
'
mine is described in the report as a
"new source of potash to meet the increasing need pointed up by this
year's sales Increase and the rising world demand." Shipments were
up 20?;and IMC for the fourth year was required to buy potash
from other producers to supply its own or its customers' needs, the
report said.
The new mine, described as located on "the richest,
most extensive muriate
potash ore deposit known," is scheduled for
greater
production in 1960.
research, the company
In
for the
process
development of a fermentation
monosodium glutamate, marketed
reported
of pure
The fermentation
manufacture
process could be added
to augment production there with a
obtainable raw material, the report said. The
current process
uses the protein
fraction of sugar beets.
Research alto developed an improved cattle feed supplement, called
MC-59, which the report said makes available to the animal 65
more
protein than conventional protein feeds.
the
under
to
the
different
readily
EARNINGS—The
increase
17I'p
plant
Calif.,
Jose,
and
Ac'cent.
of
name
San
in
lists
report
sales
record
earnings
net
its
of
the
$112,560,000
of
$6,189,000,
and
by
Husky
$2.47
or
will
to
Railway
oper.
Net
from.
rev.
Inc.
avail,
Net
-49S9---Month—1958
762,029
~M6;05±
•.*334,671
*204,033
participants
in
properties
31,
1959,
net
.
earn¬
The
revenues
ry.
ops—
deficit
for
fxd.chgs.
9,-421,542.
59,970
22
said
producing
Securities
The
SEC
Under
the
to
Jan.
169,155
368,325
Judgment
Dec.
31.
rendered
as
1958
; _1
the
amounts
are
follows:
as
1959
-
Total
—_
531,358.31
—
Total
to
Aug.
31,
$7,496,332.64
to Federal
awarded
to
Income Taxes
plaintiffs'
and
counsel,—V.
fees
190,
and
which may
expenses
1071.
p.
International Telephone & Telegraph
Corp.—Expanded
—V.
Improved and expanded communications service between the Virgin
and the rest ot the world was forecast
today by International
Telephone & Telegraph Corp., which is acquiring the Island's govern¬
ment-owned
telephone system.
The Island's Legislature on Sept. 30
sale
the
of
system
-
ITT
to
recommendation
on
of
Gov.
John
-
This
®J-
will
serving
now
begin
immediately
3,000
some
to
manual
improve
the
telephones
Croix, St. Thomas and St. John.
2,000-line
the
on
Engineering
Sale
the
of
system
the
voted
was
to
governor
'last
solicit
ceived.
year
bids.
sys¬
be
wish
who
to
plected to the board
earnings for the
strikingly ahead of the
taxes
Earnings
based
with
to
rose
on
net
shares
$3<.2,827
were
the
equal
from
to
339,155
earnings
then
remain
will
Island's
of
$42,879
S0.95
a
$.13
outstanding.
a
lor
share
share
in
the
for
company.^-V.
the
The increase
same
the
period
quarter
outstanding,
1958
was
a
ended
compares
with
n
k
half
July
31.
th^ Tdss
year
this
Sales
a
l1s9mSnd
for
share basis, the loss
from $1.44 for
the
volume
compared
loss of $451,344
with
for
the
quarter
$15,282,200
iose
for
was
on
the
ended
the
same
were
after
July
ago
July
same
31
Z
which
of last
to
$.05
was
quarter
quarter
$15 449
period
of
for
last
up
to
the
first
year.
PCriod End. Sept. 30—
Sales
———
p
New
—
Mill in
$7,211,355
for the
For
the
"respective'
$4,973,307
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$51,774 013 $39 039 231
ll80Whlte Fr°n.t Slores' Inc-» acquired,
during
the
period
Sept. 30—
first eight
or
1959—Month—1958
190,
.
1959—-9 Mos.—1958
$6,105,504
$55,227,901 $51,933,638
1297.
p.
Lefe Co., Inc.—Stockholders Asked to Increase
Capitalization—
asked
be
prove
Oct.
The
the
over
1959
of
would
period last
same
this
Kansas
stock
a
to
City, Mo., garment
held in Kansas City
be
manufacturer,
on
Oct.
20
the authorized shares, following which
in
split,
Leonard
W.
President,
Staples,
will
to
ap¬
directors
anounced
8.
to
presently has
the
increase
shares
192,692
were
increase
company
seeks
months
of
at <a-meeting
ar.
consider
will
Co.—Earnings-
of
increased
he
total
authorization
an
to
to
of 200,000 shares and
There are outstanding
shares.
800,000
stock.
The
$12,000,000.
authorized
no-par
capital
of
$5,796,202
capital increase will pave the way for board
action to vote a stock split at the Nov. 2 meeting", Mr. Staples said.
"The
additionally authorized shares places the board in a position
August
to
1959
share
were
for
the
in
trend
continue.
*
will
to
do
the
issuance
the' best
in
be
However,
so.
sideration."—V..
•
186,
the
of
interest
no
p.
stock
of
if
the
additional
finds
it
the
in
future
that
and the stockholders
presently under con¬
company
financing
is
10^2.
new
Aug.
5,
1958
kilowatts
618,000
of
summer
Ground
site
assured
ample
reserve
for
this
year
well
as
as
r1 Lehigh'Valley
northwest
to
be
on
of
Aug,
Wichita.
installed at
peak summer load in 1961.
months
is
anticipated
1959
18,
The
this
the
at
first
unit
station will
Gordon
new
of
be
The sale of securities within
to
meet
the next
1959—Month—1958
Railway
oper.
revenue—
operating exps.
3.G37.925
\
-
1959—8 Months—1958
$5,120,916 $36,697,091 $37,997,854
$4,158,833
Railway
Evans
kilowatts
160,000
available
RR.—-Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
for
1960.
broken
was
capability
the
-
consider
it
all-time high system peak of 508,400 kilowatts occurred oh
1959, an increase of 55,100 kilowatts, or • lfer* over the August
peak of 453,300 kilowatts.
The system generating capability ol
A
of* the
"Approval
equal to $2.70 per share as compared with $2.42
same period last year;
an increase of
llr^.
This
earnings per share of common stock is expected to
continue
to
For
to mount.
provide
funds
for
this
and
Net
Net
other
-
4,366,637
J
_
rev.
-
from ry. oper.
ihcome___•
974. :
190; p.
■
33,303,010
r
34,998.865
«...
$754,279
$520,908
3,651
oper.
ry.
—v.
the
twelve months'ended August 1959
our
provision for taxes was $9,938,332, equal to 28.5Co
of our total
billing to
customers
for
electric
service
during 'the same
period.
190,
p.
52.
in April,
Lehman
78,853
■-
-
$3,394,081
*1,508,789
•
$2,998,989
*2,937,844
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
$351,500
235,338
from ry. oper.
$92,666
$170,679
income—
973,
15,387
1959—8 Months—1958
$406,017
258,834
$3,754,800
$3,422,657
2,062,499
1,976,386
$1,692,301
$1,446,271
598,100
543,078
.
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
190,
p.
,
71,413
r
total
Dec.
1959.—V.
per
asset
net
value
31,
share
The
prospectus, the company changed its name in
Kayser & Co. to Kayser-Roth Corp. in connection
with
its
acquisition of the business and principal operating assets
of Chester H. Roth, Co., Inc. Upon the sale of its business, Roth changed
from
its
name
to
and is the
owner
qf 375,000 shares
rison
and
Factors
will
capital stock.
prospectus
The
continue
to
own
43'/0
of
that
the
the
outstanding
voting
indicates
company
was
advised
$27.-66
per
share
showed realized capital gains of $11,573,169 or $1.0.9
a Federal tax" basis, as against $5,730,561 or $0.58 per
^ame period in 1958.
-'
•
corporation's assets invested in common stocks represented
of total net assets at Sept. 30, 1959 against 91.61
at Sept. 30,
On
190,
'•'
p.
1181.
Corp.—Sales Higher—
—V.. 190,
p.
.1292.
—
$
s
15,122,740
—
—
1959—8 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
Sept.'30—
£
Sales
13,347,624 114,329,701
-
—
_•
• **•
$
106,525,166
■
Lingr-Altec Electronics, Inc.—Subs. Win Contracts—
Continentai
this cor¬
additional super power
the U. S. Air Force's Ballistic Missile Early
it was announced on Oct. 5 by James O. "Weldon,
.Electronics Manufacturing Co., a subsidiary of
poration, has received a $5,268,000 contract for
radar
transmitters
for
Warning System,
President-of continental.
Mr.
at
Weldon
Clear,
designed
Th*.
said
the
,
transmitters
are
intended
for the
..
second site
Alaska, of the BMEWS surveillance radar system.
This is
for detection and early warning of attack by enemy inter¬
continental
'
further
to
lor .the
Period End.
the
to Harrison Factors Corp.,
equal
$294,755,624
19^8.
Lerner Stores
Julius
$1 convertible preferred stock and 554,901 shares of the common
stock, or an aggregate of 73*/
of the company.'# outstanding voting
and capital stock. After its sale of the 375,000 common
shares, Har¬
of
report
This
1958
Assets of $294,755,624,
C.
share
92.8T
corporation^ located at 425 Fifth Ave.,
New York,
filed
a
igistration statement with the SEC
on
Oct.
5,
covering
375,000
outstanding shares of its common stock, to be offered for public
sale by the present holder thereof,
Harrison; Factors Corp., through
an
underwriting group headed by Hemphill, .Noyes & Co. The in¬
itial
public offering price will be related to the—market price of.
outstanding shares at the time of the commencement of the offering.
Underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
'
30; *1959 ' Was
Sept?.
1958.-—V.
Kayser-Roth Corp.—Registers With SEC—...
',
Reports Net
—
announced by Robert Lehman, President, and
Gutman,'.Chairman of the Executive Committee, in tlte
nine moliths report of this corporation, which Was released on Oct": S.
This compared with assets of $258,862,000 or $26.26 per share on
the
same
date
last year and $274,678,300 or- $27.67 per share
at
at
"Monroe
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
Corp.
Or $27.86 Per share—
A
\
.
of
*1959—Month—1958
operation
though lower than normal temperatures affected the air
conditioning load, during July and early August.
Earnings available for common stock for the twelve months ended
According
$21 944 983
last year
iJriod"e<1 S30'989'634 and 528.381,720
in
$6,246,339
—V.
even
year
314,100
general
a
Sales Up—
190
Corp.
31
month period
six
reduced
was
comparable
to
.
-
,
2-Hi bright strip mill went into operation
W. Va., marking the company's full-fledged
bright sheet coil market.—V. 190, p. 1180.
operating revenues for the
$23,381,219, an increase of $1,507,609,
compares
the
brought about by
reduced
of
•
973.
Bryant. Inc.—Sales Higher—.
Stockholders
new
Electric
190,
year
improvement in net earnings of the second
completely offset the traditional first Quarter
months
V
■
stores
Kroger
of
190, 'p.
Sales
The
marked
almost
subsidiary
a
company
number
IV;.—V.
Lane
Railway operating exps.
ended
which
quarter
is
1958.
Period End.
$
be
Inc.—Earnings—
presently
Kollsman
1,403, compared with 1,416 during the 1958 ninth period, a decrease
on
residents
quarterly period ended July 31
pcrjod a year ago.
Net earnings,
shares
data.
Inc.-
Co.
construction "projects.
SV!»rn4. Vc"fTrtahe°quarter®6 lnclMhm 01 eamlnss <* w™«
The
six
in
of
32,080,062 315,107,023 295,519 154
Chemical
&
several
second
same
this
"
Average
650.
p,
$
■
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
Air
Instrument
totaled
periods
No
Ravenswood,
at
Railway oper.
Interstate Department Stores,
Kollsman
of
for -the
1959—36 Wks.—1958
$
34,950,373
to
1421.
p.
188,
of
1959,
was
1959—4 Wks.—1958
Kansas Gas & Electric
—V.
system
Board
for the ninth four-week period ended Sept.
$140,353,816, an increase of 7% over sales of $130,corresponding four-week period a year ago.
'
Cumulative'sales for the first nine periods of 1959 totaled $1,292,887,021, a T.'r increase over sales of $1,207,994,569 for the same nine
-
1180.
of
by the Legislature, which
Twenty-five bids were re¬
the spokesman said.
of directors of the new
the
of
technical
and
Products
897,501
Co. Inc.—Sales Up—
islands
••
Employees of the telephone
employed by the new company,
expectations
Kroner Co.-^-Earnings—
5,
y
y
to selling stockholders.—V.
go
—
p.
6
Taxes
'
will
Tea
conversion
for
dialing will be started immediately.
empowered
to
into the standard
of
tem
are
corporation's
Oct.
on
Plant
ITT
met
Astro
Coil
(H. D.)
system.
said
Exchange Commission—
Kaiser Aluminum
the
that probably would be called
would be formed to operate the
Corp.,
has
Corp.—Receives $12,105,000
Chairman
parts
spare
Standard
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With
Exchange.
sales
190,
An ITT spokesman said a corporation,
the Virgin Islands Telephone
He
lated
interests
owns
discovered an-oilfield in October
production: and there are now
properties.—V.' 185, p. 1154.
these
on
latter
Automatic
for
Operation—
Islands
Merwin.
mill
The
and Syosset, N. Y. on Sept. 25 announced that the
awarded the company contracts totaling $12,105,000
Compass
ground
support
equipment
and
re¬
Elmhurst
Corp.,
on Sept.
23 filed a letter of notification with the
5,460 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents)
to be
the
market price on the American Stock
at
upward
approved
1958.
U. S. Air Force has
It
$
per
Communication Services Foreseen—
D.
and
proceeds
Jewel
1959_—~ -'4,710,606.29
—
Subject
be
Venture. * The
Joint
Burke,
O.
James
$5,785,666.35
______
interest
November,
of
end
commercial
Period End. Sept. 12—
$5,254,308.04
__
31,
the
Kollsman Instrument
corporation
entry
Estimated
wells
of
177,486
.;......
1959 to Aug.
1,
_
.
.
Force Contract—
shares
covering
The
*20,339
364,656
do not include any amounts for damages as
York Supreme Court in the lawsuit brought by
and others against United Fruit Co. in which case
B. Ripley
appeal is pending.
Total
116,500
■
operating efficiencies. However, full production from the Kermac
mining properties will not be achieved until early I960.—V. 190, p. 973.
partnership, which
public'sale
the
,f
Tefined
at
stream
offered lor
that
-
in
New
Charles
•
limited
shares
which
were
company
Sales
248,346
*207,223
figures
the
by
Israeli
capable
Jetronic Industries, Inc.,
Retail
above
a
registration
$13,550,000 shares
offered
anticipated
field;' offshore
28
9,958.,223
*
*148,574
'Deficit.
The
awarded
the
in
to
underwriting is involved.
*345,150
_
is
Block
maintained its position in the Industry in volume
prqducts. Prices .strengthened during the
winter
months,
but
industry-wide ..overproduction -again depressed product
prices in the closing months of the fiscal year.
' •:
Tht'.3,63j0-ton-per-day uranium concentrator mill of Kermac Nuclear
Fuel:; Corp.
in the Ambrosia Lake district of New Mexico, went on
to the holders of
for up to a 25'e -interest in
shares to be-offered are owned
common
the
in
and development of large reserves of
.
drilling, activities
Refineries, Inc.
filed
covering
be
to
through
the discovery
two-of the 25,000-acre Venezuelan concessions in
owns an interest.
; :
"
'•
- ■'
Wyjnnewpod and Cleveland, Okla.," for greater .flexibility in
the marketing of refined products.
A fourth refinery, specializing in
industrial naphthas and solvents, has been acquired at Cotton Valley,
Louisiana., through the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Triangle
exchange
licenses and leases in Israeli.
1955
l^os.—1958
1959—8
Wyoming,
1959,
is
be
to
Cashing,
through Bear, Stearns & Co. as broker on the American
Stock Exchange.
•
The exchange offer will be made to
participants in the Federmann
Venture, the Friedland Venture and the Orovitz Venture, shares of
Israel-American to
be offered
in exchange for
the interests of said
per
Rys. of Central America—Earnings—
EndTAugr3T==^
Period
6,
"continues
sold
offered
International
Cody,
stock
in
part of the 750,000
Israel-American.
It
by
be
at
Oct.
on
This
remaining 116,500
International Ltd:; a Wyoming
arc
1954
SEC
Venture
The
Venture.
shares
located
the
stock.
Joint
industry
oil
production. Minority interests are owned in three other new natural
gasoline .'plants.
A products
pipeline has been completed between the refineries at
a
share on
the 2,349,427 common shares outstanding.
Sales in the previous year,
ending June 30, 1958, were $103,663,000 and net earnings were $5,273,000 or $2.09 per share.-—V.
190, p. 359.
to
with
common
Israeli
such
in
initial
corporation,
statement
annual
which .Kerr-McGee owns one-half interest, has been placed in
Okla., in
taxes
income
Corp.—Registers Exchange Offer
Securiti.es and Exchange Commission—
This
the
drilling
largely,
sales > of
With
1959
for
Israel-American Oil
potash
Saskatchewan
The
company's
same
Estefhazy,
The
that
and .commented
,
Contract'
156.
p.
the
in
characterized by the growing im¬
portance of foreign'drilling operations, notably in Argentina. Domestic
rig utilization/ improved during the closing months of the year, but
rates remained at low levels.
A
natural gasoline plant operated by the company
near Prague,
subject
Aug..
with
^
included
Kerr-McGee
state
such
ended
compared
as
v
•
.
stockholders
31,
income
and
-
j
the
Aug.
to
income
net
earnings
12
stock
common
state
:
over
largely independent of earn¬
property ylaues which tend to
the
the
in
'
oil underlying
are
on
of
for
same
and
are
;
.
this, corporation for the fiscal year ended June 30,
an increase over the earnings of $5,378,973 for
fiscal year. This was equivalent to earnings of S2.13
share, as compared with $1.94 per common share for
and by
year,
Louisiana,
a
v
,
1959,
totaled
period for 1953.
Federal
;
plagued
with, majrir and difficult problems, largely tne reside of
ovcrsupply of both'raw materials and prdducts."
. . ^.
.
The company'-s xeseryes of oil and gas increased substantially during
31,
the
Federal
taxes.
taxes
based
are
taxes
ended
over
to
other
the
regardless
share
per
to
other
and
for
in
months
and
related
same
provision
$4.52
of
$289,600
to. property
directly
increase
12
(bt proposal
votes
which
stock into which tlicy
of
to
employees,"
reductions
v
'
letter
A
electricity,
v*4
increasing, authorized
(a)
report,'signed by Sen. Rob't S. Kerr, Chairman, and D. A. McGee,
President, expressed pride in the "loyalty and skill of the company's
7
of
$159,604,
7
•
■
r
,
$5,873,3'30,
.
per common
fiscal 1958.
Federal
price
were
$194,575.
for the 12
The
the
increase
an
Property
remain
equal
the
was
pieceding
the
plant.
for
increase
are
ings.
of
this
in
fuel
of
years.
The ^property
The
when
y
ma.de
will consider
14
*
.
and ehanging par value from $5 to'SI;
entitle
preferred
stock to that
number of
income
1959,
of
Higher demand
level,4
because
Offsetting
cost
utility
$416,377
tax.
costs
for
provisions
this
Of
fuel
economies
in
the
Investment
and
rate
refund
to
*•
'
*
fuel
quantities
depreciation
months ended
$3,294,950,
represents
an
increase
of
$185,450
period of 1958.
The depreciation fates were the
of
each
in
provision
1959
the
finallzpg
$463,028.
and
increase
The
subject
Oct.
on
"
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
gas
of
.
$108,849
net
and
T
Stock—
equals the number of shares of • common
convertible.-—V.-190, p. 1421. ' .
-
labor
all
proximately
amounted
bond
•
stock
will
that
costs'are due principally to general wage increases
employees in 1958,- The number of employees is ap¬
the same as the previous year.
;
Increased
granted
of
under
stockholders
common
rates
charged by the pipeline companies increased the cost of gas
purchased $396,779 and greater volume required to supply customers
added
$289,063.
The higher demand charges for gas results from
rates
*"
Increase Common
The
;
J-**
«.■■■?'
..
To
-
natural
cost
increased
per
/
•
corresponding
,
resale
for
purchased and
.
1958
in-
.
$1,937,649'over
The principal items of increase were
resale, $685,842,
labor,
$461,388
and
production, $194,575. The increase in the cost
chased
gas
taxes
spent nearly $14 million,for plant additions, ex¬
pansion, and Improvement in fiscal 1958-5!/, according to the com¬
pany's 50th annual report issued today.
Major expenditures were $2,786,953 at the Bonnie phosphate cnemicals plant, near Mulberry, Florida, and $6,058,792 supplied to IMC's
Canadian
subsidiary toward completion of a new potash mine near
This
in
.
period.
same
period of 1958.
puurchased
for
$7,971,148,
Program—
increase
the
to
operating expenses increase
Tax
Chemical Corp.—Expansion
Minerals &
International
year.
Gas sales increased 4#;for. 'the
retail
gas
rotes
which
became effective
in
Increases
190, p. 1296.
ently stands et S4'25 million.—V.
number of "fcommon stockholders. After consideration of
of complying with the Exchange's requirements, the
determined that rather than sell additional shares of common
stock, it Would Yeqnqst "Harrison-Roth to make- a public offering of
375,009 shares of stock owned by it. Harrison-Roth agreed.
methfbds
various
company
Operating revenues for the 12 months ended Aug. ,31, 1959, were
$39,936,390, an increase of $3,153,895 or 9',i> over the corresponding
period of 1958.
Of this Increase $2,307,879 was attributable tq the
sales of electricity,. $939,172 to the sales of gtis while steam sales
declined
$93,150.
Sales, of electricity increased.
■■ durnig
the 12
months
ended Aug., 31,
1959 compared with the
12 months ended
same
Monday, October 12,1959
.
the
increase
or $2.07' per share for the comparable
1958 period.
There
change in
the number of shares outstanding .during this
no
period.
Borrowing
—
announced on Oct. 1 it has
agreed with The Prudential Insurance Co. of America
not to borrow the additional, $75 'million against 3%%
for common stock for the 12 months ended
$3,889,028 or
$2.20
per
share
compared
with
was
$3,654,731
Power
Cancelled—This corporation
'1959
.
by the New York Stock Exchange, on which its common stock is
listed," that to .maintain that listing the company would "have to in¬
crease the jiUmbe'r of common shares in
the hands of the public and
Light & Power. Cpr-^Earnings
available
incqme
31,
Aug.
used
for the acquisition of addi¬
that such negotiations
assurance
no
received will be used to train management teams
will be used to set up system operations in motels
and licensees of Towne House systems.
the
franchises
of
difficult to obtain?
in the light of the
If long-term financing becomes
will then consider its future actions
their
Iowa Electric
common
funds
.
ballistic
rrnnsmittppR
missiles.
hpine
nrnrlrreri
for
thp
BMEWS urogram.
Volume
190
Number 5889,........ The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1525)
oped by Continental under
prime contract from the Air Force. Conti¬
nental's
production contracts
are
under. General
Electric's
Missile
Detection. System Section of the
Heavy Military Electronics Division.
Radio Corporation of America
is the BMEWS prime
contractor, with
G. E. the first sub
contractor.
•
•*
'
* ■
"
Transmitters for the first BMEWS site at
Thule, Greenland are also
being made by Continental under a
$10,874,000 contract, Mr. Weldon
a
-
said.
'
-
•
,
"
•
■'
-
,
It
the purchase price in cash.
announced on Sept. 20 that
was
"
'
-
;
Pfd.
*
Ling
Electric.
The
made
was
by
Thomas
A.
O'Dwyer,
President
number
General Contractor,
Inc.
holds
Ball.
Brewing
Co.—To
M.
are being
completed to acquire the Progress Brewing Co.
Oklahoma City by the Lone Star
Brewing Company of San Antonio,
has
been
announced
jointly
Harry Jersig, President and Board
and E. J. Streich, President and Board Chair¬
Chairman of Lone.Star,
of Progress.
man
The
agreement
the
value
.the
shares
Piogress
'
' \\v"
•'
Of
$137,549.79
are
in
cash,
and
U.
serving
number
a
Brewery, Lone
Star has
of
Oklahoma
enjoyed
S.
Government
bonds in
the
markets
from
its
San
Antonio
relatively short, but dynamic history*
growth and expansion in the Southwest.
Since 1940, the first year the
Lone Star brand
appeared, the San Antonio brewery's annual capacity
has increased from
39,000 barrels to a current capacity of 1,400,000
Beer
dates
cannot
duction
tion
.
..
Actual
for
be
the
fixed
first
at
pro¬
switched
the
to
over
Lone
Star brand.
oper.
revenue.—
$6,079,588
Railway
operating exps.
5,076,427
1959—8 Months—1958
$5,738,110 $45,950,860
4,798,548
$44,784,863
40,663,937
39,684,200
from ry. oper.
$1,003,161
$939,562
$5,286,923
$5,100,663
income.-.
348,662
388,006
551.813
671,789
oper.
974.
special
its
Meeting
meeting of
General
The
Office
Nashville
Interstate
of
merger
Railroad
Co.;
Railroad
and
as
into
Co.
Railroad
Railroad
Such
Co.
through ownership
Net
.
Net
—V.
is
Only
business
close
of
known
now
business
their
vote
as
stock
acquired
all
Association
the
foregoing,
by Louisville <fc
the
stock
of
of
be
the
and
before
come
the
meeting
No
considered.
such
the
books
Sept.
record
16,
said
on
closed.—V.
the
of
1959,
date
190,
p.
company
shall
be
such
at
at
the
entitled
meeting.
to
The
surface
The
for
Lytton
the
Financial
has
company
625,000
Foundation
Corp.
(the
"company")
has
issued
277,925
shares .outstanding prior
shares
around Palo
Alto.
$11,247,600
which
of
were
residences
rate
of
or
return
loans
were
FHA
or
This
loans.
of
residential
other
these
delinquent
1925
At Aug.
real
loans
31,
estate
property.
was
and
capital
the acquisitions>
to
5.86
.
Home
loans,
At
business
Foundation
in
had
all
of
single
family
approximate effective
said
None
on
date,
of
of
such
loans
were
none
such
loans, and none of them were short-term construction
Home
Foundation has
approximately seven, employees^ The
other material amount of real property.
On Sept. 22,
1959 the company acquired all the guarantee stock
of Home-Builders' from
a holding company which then owned all of
such stock, in
exchange for 110,000 shares of capital stock of the
company.
The
stock
of Home-Builders'
constituted
substantially
ail the
assets of the holding company..
In connection with the ex¬
change,
the company assumed and has agreed to pay indebtedness
of
the' holding company in the amount of $3,600,000 to Bank of
America National Trust and Savings Association.—V. 190, p. 1181.
—
Common Stock Offered
Public offering
common stock was made on Oct. 8
—
400,000 shares of
share by an underwriting group headed by
Lehman Brothers.
This offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed.
of
Martin
announced
Pershing
the
at $17.50 per
The
and
$24
certain
do
at 4383
other
other
technical
aspects
later
activities
1959—Month—1958
*
$
'
income
of
income
Net
of
the
first
earned
Inc.—Earnings
for
the
have
months
12
eight month sof
1959
$89,259,090
Rise—
reported
ended
Aug.
31,
reported
was
1959.
Net
$14,393,000.
at,
artists in
various branches of the entertainment business.
company
was
The
190,
up
total
revenues
eight
months
Operating
Power
&
were
were
the
for
revenues
7.0't
Electric
.
$163,731,000.
to
For
$128,782,000,
reported
companies
at
months
first
a
7.40.
up
Middle
ended
during
eight
the
months
Electric
$108,937,000,
the
of
12
revenues
the
were
the
year
ol
were
for
revenues
8.60
up
South
Aug. 31
period
the
.
System
Arkansas
are
Light Company, Louisiana Power & Light Company, Louisiana
Company,
Mississippi
Power
&
Light
Company,
and
Gqis
Service
New
Orleans
Public
Service
Inc.—V.
190,
acquisitions.
Microwave
Corp.
1959,
Ling Systems, Inc.
Electronics, Inc.
in
was
a
1182.
p.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$142,392
*248,000shs.
$255,000
——
1,000,000 shs
underwriters
of
named
the
on
company
shores
forth
set
W.
Bailey.
below
have
severally
firm-commitment basis
a
below:
Co.____
42,000
I
Longstreth
&
21,000
'
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1959—Month—1958
Railway oper. rcvenue__
Railway operating exps.
Net
rev.
ry.
from
$5,002,650
$5,175,815 $40,357,150 $40,378,586
3,866,532
30,161,864
30,295,844
$1,262,197
328,544
ry. oper.
income—
oper.
1959—8 Months—1958
3,740,453
$1,309,283 $10,195,286 $10,082,742
392,648
2,817,695
2,825,160
190, p. 873.
RII.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
oper.
operating
*
1959—Month—1958
revenue—
$1,543,947
1959—8 Months—1958
$1,662,173 $13,308,170 $12,936,681
exps.
1,318,646
1,407,459
11,341,162
11,022,918
from ry. oper.
ry. oper. income——-V. 190, p. 975.
$225,301
$254,714
$1,967,008
$1,913,763
76,484
102,716
708,099
627,071
rev.
Net
Monsanto
This
Chemical
acquired
company
Industrial
Nitro
Corp.,
and around
Monsanto's
common
Real
than
estate
700
which
Oct.
Nitro,
all
1
realty
a
holdings in
of
Co.—Acquisition—
on
of the
outstanding stock of
with
extensive
property
in exchange for 27,675 shares
company
W.
Va.,
stock.
changed
hands
in
transaction
the
includes
industrial, commercial and residential property in
the Nitro area, including some 180 acres of
vacant land adjacent to
Monsanto's present 58-acre plant site.
M.
Morris
eral
manager
the
St. Louis, Monsanto Vice-President and
gen¬
company's Organic Chemicals Division, said that
under
negotiation
since
last
June,
accommodates
acquisition,
plans
for
Nitro
future
expansion
Valley
by
Monsanto
industrial
chemical
its
of
production
already
area,
manufacturing
a
key
capacity
concentration
strength.
Industrial
Corp.'s activities are not affected by the
Morris said. N.I.C. will continue its realty
ownership,
as
of
the
of
This
period in
For
to
company
earnings for
the nine
nine
third
This
month
reported
substantial
quarter
Sales
months
$47,065,860.
year's
recently
the
1958.
were
400;,
represents
of
increase
an
31st,
net
period ended July 31,
total
increases
ended July
up
in
sales
compared
and
with
earnings
the
1640
1959, net sales amounted
of
12O
.
over
the
previous
$42,146,763.
long-term
interests obviously center on that property which
can
be
for our manufacturing use."
newly elected officers of N.I.C. are: Mr. Morris as
President;
Howard L. Minckler of St.
Louis, Vice-President; Edwin J. Putzell Jr.
of SI. Louis.
Secretary and M. C. Covert of St. Louis. Treasurer. All
are
Monsanto
executives.
They succeed Andrew A. Payne and John
V. Ray of Charleston and
Grover C.,, Alderspn pf Nitro, Alderson will
remain
with N.I.C.
as
its General
Manager.
The corporation
was
formed
in
1931
for
the
purpose
of
developed
The
buying,
and
re-selling land and inprovements in the Nitro area.
original Monsanto plant site at Nitro was purchased in
1923 from
Charleston
Industrial
Corp.,
N.I.C.'s
predecessor.
Monsanto
manufactures a variety of industrial
organic chemicals
at Nitro and
currently employs 670 people there.
Its operations have been
expanded during the past two years to
include a
major distillation unit for tall oil and a plant for the
manufacture
earnings for the nine months period
per share, compared to $2,110,089, or $1.52
period in 1958.
were
share
per
rosin
size
for
the
paper
industry.
com¬
Nitre
$1.70
and
the
for
fortified
The
or
same
feeds.—V.
$2,367,198,
of
line of agricultural chemicals produce:! at
manufactures there a synthetic
protein supplement for
is extending its
pany
Net
change
operations
whojly-owncd subsidiary of Monsanto. "We have no plans at this
time to dispose ol' any N.I.C.
holdings." Morris said, "although our
a
developing
net
more
of
acres
The
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.—Earnings Up—
same
1956
wholly-
.
of
operating
such
1072.
p.
during
the
previous
corresponding
period.
Net
income
for
eight months of the year was equal to $1.79 a share, com¬
with $1.72 earned on each share during the first eight months
$2.58
now
poultrv
190,
361.
p.
-
~
According to J.
the
minority
land.
the
The
E. Eddy, Chairman, the corporation recently acquired
interest in Gcss Printing Press Co., Ltd., Preston. Eng¬
next
corporation's
only
dividends
MGD
two
received
annual
wholly
were
report
owned
taken
will
include
for
the
English subsidiaries;
into earnings.—V.
189,
first
Montgomery Ward
p.
The
Irving
of the
Trust
Co.
has
company.—V.
been
187, p.
appointed
26 Wks. End.
new
This
lished
July 31,'58
$
$
546,977,000 471,922,000
21,946.000
17,003,000
—
before
Provision
income
taxes
Federal
for
income
taxes———
11,280.000
8,365,000
$10,666,000
$8,638,000
$0.62
1959—2 Mos.—1958
$6,761,826
$6,421,529
registrar
Net
profit
Earnings
per *
Sales
the
—
share—
common
1.
—
Sept. 30—
1959—4 Wks.--1958
$
Sales
88,002,722
p.
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$
95,644,373
common
190,
$0.78
Higher—•••' *
Period E'nd.
of
989.
leasing plan for electronic data-processing systems w<»s an¬
Sept. 22 by the Datanatic Division of the company.
officials said, is a departure from the industry's estab¬
8-hoUrs-daily rental pricing methods, in that it allows use of
on
plan,
sales
Profit
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—New Data Plan
nounced
6 Mos. End.
July 29,'59
—V.
A
Co., Inc.—Earnings Up—
2677.
Net
stock
&
time
heretofore
original
EARNINGS—Consolidated gross revenues of the company during 1958
to $48,429,749 and net income to $4,328,442.
For the six
ended June 30. 1959 gross revenues were $30,141,936 compared
with 525 987,472 in the corresponding six months of 1958.
Net income
in
the
respective half year periods was ;$2.457,303 and $2,381,154.
months
&
nation's
8.40
for
cents)
from
number
Hogle
Kanawha
on
1958.
up
1.
Warner, Jennings, Mandel
—V.
founded in 1924 by Jules C. Stein.
•imounted
A.
the
Total
oi
The
Shares
J.
of
$2.68
Agent—
BUSINESS—MCA Inc. and subsidiaries are engaged in the production
distribution of television film series and in the representation of
respective
share
$191,773,000,
acquisition
receivable.
,
net
first
pared
the
accounts
American
name
Altec
10
purchase
the
period was equal to
outstanding,
compared with
Miller-Wohl Co. Inc.—Sales Upnet proceeds from the offering. $6,250,000 will
by the company to the reduction of short term bank
Period End. Sept. ho—
1959—Month—1958
indebtedness and the balance will be added to working capital.
The
Sales
$3,385,995
$3,126,907
bank
indebtedness was incurred to finanfce • the acquisition of and
-V.
190, p. 1072.
additions to production facilities of the Universal-International Stnriins—
—at Universal City, Cal.,
acquired by MCA Inc. in February 1959, and
now operated by the
company as Revue Studios.
Minneapolis Gas Co.—Transfer
MCA
the
to
Robert
consolidated
12-month
shares
made
Ling
banks——
(par
in
8,050,000
been
April
of
to
each
the
for
other
have
the
until
stock
Monon
1959—38 Wks.—1958
$14,055,078 $99,311,243
subsidiaries
of
$120,000 for use in connection
businesses, although no commitments
including 50,000 shares under option to Frederick
agreed
„
Net
its
finance
to
carrying
-
1959—5 Wks.—1958
Utilities,
and
$21,593,000
for
income
the
of
South
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
$
1181.
company
capital
the
approximately
Authorized
payable
Common
111,423,956
corporation on Sept. 28 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 99,933 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents i
to be
offered at $3 per share, through Lee Co., New
York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to go to the
company.
Middle
1,174,108
working
ancl
under
1957
subsidiary
Notes
—V.
The
This
.$3,234,092
966,362
plant is at 11949 Vo.se St., North Hollywood, Calif.
acquired all of the outstanding capital stock of Ling
a
California corporation, and on May 29, 1959, Ling
Inc. was merged into the company.
Ling Systems, Inc., was
July
owned
^Not
116,217.648
Corp.—Sales Up—
Sept. 28—
p.
$2,415,346
259,914
1959—9 Mos;—1958
13,306,824
$16,877,363
190,
$636,011
Inc.,
Railway
Sales
—V.
$14,855,734
11,621,642
asso¬
Blvd., Los Angeles, filed a regis¬
Oct. 1, 1959, covering 301,177 shares
applied
and
for
Railway
Period End.
1959—8 Months—1958
-
$2,156,439 $14,663,891
1,520,428
12,248,545
$306,208
allocate
acquisition
Systems
the Pershing develop¬
this year.—V. 190, p. 1073.
1181.
Melville Shoe
loads
123,744
arrangements
incorporated
of
$
p.
peak
company
From
Eandini
13,346,748
——
190,
1959—Month—1958
1,492,207
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
with
to be awarded
Period Ehd. Sept. 30—
—
typical
and
The
Net
Sales
of
LongSept. 29 publicly offered 63,000 shares of com¬
(par 10 cents) at $4.75 per share. This offer¬
balance
Systems,
Pershing development planned
million provides for continuation
PROCEEDS—Of the
be
the
firm
Pershing.
firm, located
example
1423.
p.
$1,798,415
ry. oper.
may
award
Division, for
propellant surface-to-
-*•
,
to
an
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated on May 11, 1959 under
the laws of Delaware. It is
engaged principally in the manufacture
and sale
of
multi-conductor
harness
and
cable
assemblies used in
the aircraft, missile, avionics ancl electronics
industries.
Its principal
Orlando
solid
.
year.
30
.
Co.,
MeCrory-McLellan Stores Corp.—Sales Up—
and holds no
MCA Inc.
the
Sept.
on
is engaged in the business of operating a chain of
super
markets- It now has outstanding 1,505.882 common
shares, 1,164,155
shares of which are owned by Arden Farms
Co., Los Angeles; 75,025
shares of $50 par 66, preferred
stock; and certain indebtedness.
Net
proceeds of the sale of additional common stock will be used for
general
corporate purposes, including' expansion of the
company's facilities anil
increase in its working capital.
The. company anticipates that nine
additional supermarkets will be opened
by June, 1960.—V. 189, p. 1930.
VA
company
does not propose to effect any immediate changes in the
operating personnel or policies of Home Foundation.. Home Foundation
owns its home office building located at 220 University Ave., Palo Alto,
Calif.,
$24,162,226
The company
substantially
type
The
more.
in
engages
1959,
uninsured
three months or
$30,943,076
of overall
part
services
expected
handling
As
190,
income
inventories
of
1959—35 Wks.—1958
$3,826,719
The
the
on
a
fiscal
of
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
ancl
Higher—
tration statement with the SEC on
of common stock.
The stock is to be offered for
subscription at $10 pov
share by common stockholders of record on
the date
the statement
becomes effective, at the rate of one share for each
five shares then
held.
No underwriting is involved.
the
in
conventional
the
on
formed
Calif.
outstanding
with
Army
to
systeni.
1960-61
on
stock
office
the
contract
covers
end
974.
p.
company
with
the
1959—5 Wks.- —1958
of
the
company intends to use approximately $63,000 of
proceeds to pay existing short-term bank obligations approximately
$50,000 for the purchase of machinery and manufacturing
equipment,
Co.—Awarded Contract-—
-.rContracts having
of
Association.
was
Sales
$5,067,850
work
toward
PROCEEDS—The
1297.
of
said.
systems.—V.
material
—
missile
are
ing
1,168,165
million
occurring
net
1,139,407
engineering
ciated
1959—8 Months—1958
83,287
contract
the
streth,
$1,874,398 $16,634,001 $17,134,776
1,621,701
13,483,690
13,771,014
136,286
Department
$24
work.'VFinke
oper.
190,
mon
974.
Martin
usually
Missile Systems Corp.—Common Stock
Offered-^J. A.
Hogle & Co. and Warner, Jennings, Mandel &
$3,363,762
p.
work,
by reason
trading session
Metropolitan Telecommunications Corp., Brooklyn, N.Y.
—Files With Securities ancl Exchange Commission—
guarantee stock of Home-Builders* Savings & Loan
80Tf of the guarantee stock of Home Foundation
Savings and Loan
and
the
$3,150,311
p.
190,
a
,
of
and
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
York
New
'
1959—Month—1958
1,567,438
of
Period End. Aug. 31—
■
.
of
been
any
electronic
Net
the
of
company
of
loads
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
1422.
incurred
Home
this
peak
normal
Net
$252,697
L
The
was
tion
close
basis
have
regardless
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
5,000
or
indebtedness of $3,600,000.
Neither of these acquisi¬
contemplated or had been proposed on Sept. 10, i959.
In Sept. 19,
1959 the company issued 167,925J/a shares of capital
stock in exchange for 80.736. of the guarantee stock of Home Founda¬
tion
of
the
at
$1,900,621
Period End. Oct. 3—
—rV.
other
over
against
(as
ha:-
and
the
32,000
*-$333,183
Sales
the
Corp.—Recent Acquisitions—
1959,
associations,
stock
application
stock
common
Nash¬
Interstate
savings and loan associa¬
tions having combined total gross assets of
approximately $32,000,000
as against total gross as,sets of Lytton Savings and Loan Association
of
approximately $26,000.0001.
In exchange for the guarantee stock of
these
an
and
periods
data-processing which accumulate in an average company, he cited
billing, assembly scheduling, distribution and payroll jobs. These
frequently need processing concurrently, demanding extra-shift use of
<
granting
Mangel Stores Corp.
and
Loan Association,1 two California
Savings &
Inc
Co
income^..
management.
on
Wednesday
on
owned
10,
properly
also be
the
record
Lytton Financial
Sept.
may
to
of
will not
books
Since
may
thereof
stockholders
transfer
Co.,
&
each,
-
Co.,
RR.—Earnings—
Aug. 31—
oper.
190,
__
other
business
&
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
Co.
adjournments
»any
Co.
all of
of
Louisville
the
alternative-to
an
acquisition of control of Interstate Railroad
ville
order
an
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
ment
the stockholders of this company will be held
Building, Ninth Street and Broadway, in the
City of Louisville, Kentucky, on Wednesday, Oct. 28. 1959, at 11:00
o'clock a.m., Central Standard Time, for the purpose of
considering
and
acting upon the following matter:
at
&
conventional
a
these
of
5,000
Witter
on
hours
outside
order
32,000
16,000
Pierce
Robinson
Dean
in
their
5,000
32,000
Co
:
Central
Period End.
of
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Notice of Special
A
hours
May fair Markets—Registers With SEC—
1959—Month—1958
Railway
p.
5,000
Exchange to delist the
continuation
170,
190,
&
Co....
Inc.
Inc....
5,000
Corp,.. "32,000
.
Sons..
&
Curtis
Rauscher,
5,000
—
Co.,
Freres
eight
"The
&
Sachs
of
done
a
heretofore
employed his computer fully during the
regular
data-processing requirements of the average com¬
Frequently,
month
work
that
out
requiring using the computer for more than
eight
given day, Finke explained.
Honeywell 176-hour plan will enable many users to eliminate
complex and costly scheduling and re-scheduling difficulties in
shares
such
Paine, Webber, Jackson. &
5,000
issued
Maine
Long Island KR.—Earnings—
—V.
SEC
pro¬
Jersig
'
ry.
Lazard
5,000
Co
1072.
time,
this
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
16,000
32,000
&
Co
p.
of
1497.
rev.
"
the
the
company
all
shifts
for
pointed
had
user
entail
pany
Shares
Garrett
Goldman,
limited distribution, effective
Oct. 9, 1959.—V.
190, p. 373.
-
Announcement of management and executive appointments to
head
the Oklahoma City
operation will be made shortly, Jersig said.—V.
Net
Inc._
Co
&
Star
production of Lone
stated, but meanwhile,
Progress Beer will continue in Oklahoma pending installa¬
equipment necessary to convert the plant to the "Certified'
brewing process. At that time, all Oklahoma. City plant
duction will be
P.
Co.
Boston
Oklahoma-City
of
of
Quality"
the
from
weekday
overtime
the
shifts.
Lehman
...
Robert
5,000
its
on
a
barrels.
-.
of
provides
of
■
The
major expansion program which will almost triple the
present Progress
production capacity from 80,000 barrels to more
than 200,000 barrels
annually.
.■
.Now
Shares
133,000
Simmons..
&
190,
purchase
standard
whether
granted.
by
Finke, Datamatic, President,
paid rent on their systems
charged
the
.
)
&
Dain
Stock
common
principal amount of $351,387.50.
■
V:
^
The Progress
Brewing Co. was established in 1934 and is located on
four acres of
ground approximately 10 blocks from downtown Oklahoma
City. It has a capacity of 80,000 barrels annually.
"
/ . As the President of Lone Star announced immediate plans for a
■
to
been
22
electronic data-processing system for 176
hours
time schedules required to fill the customer's needs.'
800
any
W.
have
Users
company's
represented
on
Walter
Mahoning: Coal RR.—Delisting Approved—
,
that Lone Star shall issue, in exchange for
Progress Brewing Company, 29,378 shares of the $1
stock of Lone Star, which is
approximately 5c'c of
of Lone Star now
outstanding.
Included in the assets of
assets
par
by
&
&
First
—V.
have
agreed
Kraus
Bradford
Burnham
City
Negotiations
it
Ellis
C.
options
Honeywell
month
-
3,995,735 Shs.
17,985 shs.
options ' under
underwriters
a
Outstanding
$3,000,000
20,000 shs.
for
several
severally
&
Becker
Soettcher
J.
No
FINANCING
,
*5,000,000shs.
reserved
Plan.
Blyth & Co., Inc
The
Brewery—
of
Burge
Blunt
the
Acquire Oklahoma
Option
t
shares; of the stock set forth below, and
purchased if any thereof are purchased:
be
G.
A.
J.
Star
shares
-•
V
Lehman Brothers.
of'
general contract
constructing the $5,671,400 Federal Office Building.—V. 190,
p. 873.
Lone
have
of
to
arc
electrical
McKec
250,000
Stock
Brothers,,
months.
Robert E.
stock,
Includes
PRESENT
Authorized
t
(without par Value)
$100 par value 5%. cumul.
*
contracting and engineering firm is a
subsidiary of Ling-Altec Electronics, Inc.
*'•>
; L '
'
'
;
Mr. O'Dwyer said construction will
begin within 90 days, and com¬
pletion of the Little Rock project is scheduled in
24
for
TO
t
.......
' UNDERWRITERS—The
,
-
announcement
EFFECT
■.
____
Ling Electric, Inc. has received a
$1,000,000 contract for the electrical
installation on the General Serv¬
ices
Administration's Federal Office
Building to be constructed in
Little Rock,. Ark.
■■
.«
*The
"
/.
Common stock
: ;
more'
' \ •;'«
GIVING
1'
,
payable to bank
Restricted
Ling-Altec recently acquired all the stock of
Continental, paying
dOcb of
than
.
•
■
■
CAPITALIZATION
Notes
9
$
$
756,071,243 663,221,898
1182.
Moog; Servocontrols, Inc.—Earnings—
For
its
hydraulic
ings
of
fiscal
year
servo
valves
$513,355
after
ended
and
June
30,
actuators
estimated
U.
S.
1959,
on
this
Sept.
federal
producer
8
reported
income
tax,
of
electro-
net
earn¬
equivalent
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
.
.
Monday, October 12, 1059
.
(1526)
to $1.03
the
share
a
fiscal
year
Sales
for
outstanding.
fiscal year were
then
shares
common
1959
the
\
■
+y,0
«„
New
SEC—
Products Corp.—Registers With
National Dairy
—
outstanding at
of common stock
the 500.400 shares
on
This
located at 260 Madison Ave., New York, filed a-i
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 2, covering 300,000 shares
of its common stock, to be offered for the sale pursuant to the com¬
This compares, with net
earnings for the. previous
of $114,969 after taxes or 26 cents a share on the 440.000
corporation,
This
year-end.
mm
$10-366-744'
New
pany's
Chemical Corp.—Earnings—
Distillers &
National
investment
filed
company,
amendment
an
30,
Sept.
on
190, p.' 1298.
Option Flan.—V.
Stock
Employees'
pany's
history and a 33% increase over sales of $7,800,735 m tne
previous fiscal year.
Backlog of unfilled orders at July 31, lao ,
was $6,000,000,
the annual report stated.
Arrangements with two insurance companies for a $750,000 long
Fund—Registers With SEC—
England
Boston
1959, to its registration statement covering an additional 200,000 shares
of beneficial interest in the Fund.—V. 190, p. 1072.
England Telephone
Agent—
Telegraph Co.
&
Paying
—
/
_
term
mortgage
his
in
stated
capital, which on June 30 last was
in
"As
of
earnings
—V.
189,
net income was reinvested
This brought to $1,473,095 ther
growth.
finance
founded,
reinvested-since the business was
so
in tn
amount
full
1959
according
Telegraph,Co.—Earnings
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
Operating
Fed.
revenues
Other
after
—V.
taxes
3,649,077
3,110,560
263.
p.
'v
1959—9 Mos.—1953
16,171,767 154.551,807 134,038,793
18,397,978
Baler,
190,
25,478,010
21,712,301
1959—Month—1953
30—
'' ~
'
f
■
Alexandria, Va.—Files With SEC
The corporation on Sept,
17 filed a letter of notification with the
8EC covering $250,000 of debenture bonds, maturing in
five years to
be offered in
units as follows: $100 units to bear 6%
interest; $500
«nd $1,000 to bear 8%
interest, at?-par. No underwriting is involved.
The
proceeds are to be used to retire short-term loans and for
Murry's Steaks, Inc.,
at
working capital.
Aeronautical Corp.—Earnings—
National
of
Sales
National
190, p. 263.
Profit—
profit of $2,379,128 after taxes and
depreciation charges for its fiscal year ending June 30, 1959, G. T.
Baker,
President and Board Chairman,
announced in his annual
report to shareholders. This compares with a net loss of $605,316 for
earned
company
the
fiscal year.
and
amortization
charges amounted
to $7,605,040;
provision for Federal and state income taxes was $1,736,000; and an
accrual for deferred Federal income taxes was $901,000.
the
previous
Depreciation
high of $70,863,750 was reached in total operating revenues
of 31.5%
over the previous
fiscal year—with passenger
accounting for $64,402,784 of the total.—V, 189, p. 2812.
A record
increase
—an
'
revenues
Beverages,
Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
Inc.,
With Securities and Exchange
17.2%,
years
Corp.,
vending machines and for additional working capital.
new
-■
1787.
p.
•
_
?
,
National Cleveland Corp.—Debentures Offered—Loewi
&
Co.
Inc.
and
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc., on Oct. 6
offered $600,000 of 6%% convertible subordi¬
publicly
nated debentures due Sept. 1, 1971, at 100% and accrued
interest
(
from
principal
Sept.
amount.
1959, in denominations of $1,000
time the price restrictions
1,
At
debentures
The
Into
The
debentures
The
106%
at
are
ur^til
(or 10th day prior to
for redemption),
maturity
of debentures called
case
$10
share.
per
subordinated,
to
principal
to
interest,
and
debentures
are
redeemable at. the option of the corporation at
principal amount to and including Aug. 31, 1961, and
prices thereafter, plus
accrued
interest.
Redeemable
.operation of the sinking fund at the principal amount plus
of
sinking
A
three
—
fund
—
commences
$30,000
years
Increasing
principal
amounts,
or
maturity.
Sept.
1,
minimum
a
to
1962,
of
amount
— —
and
U.
with
zirconium
S.
letter
to
estimated
an
President
Ferguson,
stockholders
Columbia-National
in
sales
of
retire
debentures
85%
the
of
annually
for
thereafter
and
is
acting
as
total
prior
to
the Trustee for these debentures.
full
of
of
the
short-term
bank
BUSINESS—National
Cleveland
Corp,
has
two
divisions,
The-Na¬
tional
Tool
Division, which manufactures special metal-cutting tools
Auto-Vac Division, which manufactures machines for the
forming
thermo-plastic sheets. A subsidiary, Auto-Blow Corporation, manu-
and
factures
machines
for
the
CAPITALIZATION
""G
1tYt%-5V4%
term
blow
,
V
,
bank
ing $20 000 quarterly
5%
serial notes, maturing
1959,
$17,000
each
year
6Vi%
in
due
Common
shares
♦Subordinated
includes,
notes
for
loans
and
the
1,
and
20
thereafter
years
market
Research
Directors
The
will
on
to
position
to
will
,
of
liability
which
in
not
a
do.
While
the
is
contract
In
in
earnings
will
been
early
a
our
dividends
Ferguson
Mr.
follow
we
capital
to
period,
summary,
permit
will
operations
own
follow
to
us
cannot
be
commented,
which
course
the next few years.
over
such
the
and
anticipated:
"It
seems
bring,
us
shares
reserved
60 500
•
most
for
for
NOTE:
of
At
,
as
defined
conversion
purposes
of
the
UNDERWRITERS
of
The
debentures
to
names
be
1959
had
Indenture
amount
of
of
the
serial
debentures
corporation's
discounted
of
the
purchased
notes.
stock
with
and
by
as
each
are
recourse
the
principal
,
underwriters
FiSTES* ^3G0,00° and Merrill« Turben
The
lavorable
most
use
of
our
Corp.—Private Placement
the
of
expansion.—V.
loans
Trust. Co.
of New York,
Boston; Central Trust Co. of
of
Co.
National
Fletcher
will
concern
sort-term
balance
The
for
York-based
in
Trust
American
and
New
million
New
and
&
Trust
proceeds
share,
In
7-
.
of
maintenance
major
physical
forced
the
believes
its
programs.
strike,
the
of
inventories
steel
dwindling
however,
continuation
the
is
improvements
Central
important that it
so
is
ahead -with these projects at full speed, Mr. Perlmah said.
The Central's ICC-guarantced $40 million loan will be used in fananeing
these
classification
control
installation
York
New
yard
at
between
Syracuse
Connecting RR.—Earnings-
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
1959—Month—1958
expenses
from
rev.
Deficit;—V.
190,
$62,968
$1,340,133
$1,009,400
*43,232
$108,992,
*2,353
op.
ry.
income...
oper.
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$2,693,959
$2,845,833
1,353,826
1,836,433
$350,893
237,925
$297,595
188.603
revenue.
ry
underway' include the new electronic
Indianapolis, and the- centralized traffic'
and Buffalo.:—V.; 190, p. 1423..
Projects presently
projects.
freight
445,388
131,503
975.
p.
New
State Electric &
York
This corporation reported
to
stock
common
Gas Corp.—Earnings Up—
Sept. 22 that the balance of net income
on
of
end
ended
both
Gross
equivalent
was
1959,
$4.07
to $3.61
to
compared
as
for the
share for the
share
a
months
12
ended
fixed
$15,143,013 for the
was
the
$94,643,408 for the 1958 period.
charges and before dividends
to
after
for
$102,965,429
were
compared
income
Net
months ended
12
Aug,
31,
Aug.
31,
preferred
on
1959, as com¬
12-month period.—V.
to $13,646,187 for the previous
pared
a
periods.
revenues
as
stock
31,
Aug.
ended Aug. 31, 1958.
The earnings per share are calculated
basis of 3,337,475 shares of common stock outstanding at the
the
on
New York,
190, p. 463.
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings-
Period Ended Aug. 31—
1959—Month—1958
1959—8 Mos.—1958
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$315,866
oper.
expenses
300,766
$324,570
295,334
$2,684,252
2,444,374
$2,733,887
2,465,631
op.
$ 15,100
$29,236
$239,878
$268,250
...
61,930
41,482
320,260
290,909
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
deficit
oper.
190,
(J.
975.
p.
-Sales
Newberry Co.-
J.)
Up—
Sales
190,
p.
$
$
155,373,397
142,497,685
$
18,612,428
19,497,249
—V.
1959—9 Mos.—1958
1959—Month—1958
$
1073.
Norfolk
Southern
&
Net
Net
oper.
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
190,
$6,403,379
$5,850,365
696,169
682,877
5,590,927
5,229,443
$140,850
$153,745
$812,452
$620,922
56,694
op.
49.863
169,511
*18,074
income
oper.
*Deficit.—V.
;
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$336,622
$837,019
revenue.
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
975.
p.
—
Northeastern Gas, Inc., Wichita, Kan.—Files With SEG
The
$1,300,000
at
'.
System
Electric
corporation
on
Sept.
28
filed
letter
a
The
Seek
New
recourse
folln^
r
n™
& Co., Inc. $240,000.
$3,500,000;
and
of
notes
in
which
may
the
the
the
the
and
until
persons
of
Each
Oct.
Commission has issued an order
9, 1959 to request" a hearing
companies
borrowing
proposes
to
apply
the
of the securities to the payment of outstanding
amounts of $2,600,090 and $3,750,000 and
by $250,000 and $400,000, respectively.
sale
respective
Lynn Gas and Electric Co., also a subsidiary, and the aforementioned
Weymouth Light" and Power Co. have applied to the SEC for &n order
autHorizhig^xertain—horrowings.L_and the Commission has issued an
order giving intested persons" until dct7 l97~1959 to request a bear-ing
thereon.
According to the application, Lynn, which on Sept. 30, 1959
had
outstanding
a
short-term note payable to The First National
term
of
Boston
in
bank
Bank
said
from
to
the
in
notes
outstanding
the
the
time
on
mount of
amount
time
amount
Sept.
30,
$3,850,000;
before
time
to
Jan.
1,
of
1959
of
prior
$1,800,000,
to
to issue to
additional shortWeymouth expects to have
Jan.
$1,300,000.'.
1,
proposes
1960
short-term notes payable to NEES
in
and it proposes to issues to NEES from time
additional short-term notes up to aiq
1960
amount of $300,000. The proceeds of the sale of additional
two subsidiaries will be used to provide new money
construction expenditures or to reimburse the treasuries of the
aggregate
■notes
for
the
by
respective
ttoough
companies
1959- pending
proceeds
Northern
Blyth
of
stock
notification
to
be
with
offered
at
the
par
are
to
used
be
for
working
capital.
share
if
therefor and thus meet1 their cash requirements
permanent financing.—V;190, p. 1298.
Natural Gas Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—-
&
Co., Inc. and associates on Oct. 6 offered to
quick oversubscription an issue of 200,000 shares of
5.60% cumul. preferred stock, par $100, at par. The new
stock is redeemable at prices ranging from $115 per
redeemed
on
before
or
Sept.
30, 1964, to $100
and after Oct. 1, 1976, plus, in each case,
accrued dividends. As a sinking fund for the new series,
.if redeemed
on
the
company is to make provision on or before Sept. 1,
1963, and on or before Sept. 1 in each year thereafter
for the redemption at $100 per share, plus accrued divi¬
dends, of 8,000 shares of the new series.
increased
be
covering 7,863 shares of common
share), without underwriting.
per
about
li.
•
interested
($25
of
Subsidiaries
—
SEC
Co.
retire
to
debentures.
$4,700,000—will be used
!
'•
redeem
2787.
p.
Bank
the
use
to
proceeds—estimated
189,
England
Financing—
proceeds
the
June
against it approximately $141,000, of customers'
amount
Cincinnati
264,486 shs.
in
$400,000
corP°rati°n at June 30,
the
of
operations.
per
t-
Guaranty
Morgan
Street
Bank-State
thereon.
30,
1959,
the
Corporation had short-term bank
which, in accordance with the corporation's term
bank loan agreement, must be paid in their
entirety for not less than
30 consecutive days during each
year.
u'
loans
3econd
$2
includes
group
$2,600,000
plan,
option
volume
Aug.
cents
pushing
to us
favorable
the placement of an
$8 million 5% note, due 1967, with a group .of banks
led
by Chase Manhattan Bank, Frank K; Greenwall,
Chairman, announced on Oct. 2.
giving
$47,000 principal
the corporation is
reserved
the
its
reduce
program
important
the
The directors believe this arrangement
a
course."—V. 190, p. 1182.
& Chemical
National Starch
600 000
.
the
60,000
to
with
Even
Period End. Sept. 30—
operating satisfactorily for several months
operate "profitably for the balance of the AEC
plant has
expected
say
and Weymouth Light and Power Co., subsidiaries
England Electric System, have applied to the SEC for ah
authorizing the issuance and sale of debenture bonds to The
First National Bank of Boston in the respective principal • amounts of
liable, all bank
corporation, if any, on $156,000 of
corporation has discountsd with. r6cours6l
of
tliG
shares
23,300
60,500
t600,000 shs.
hereof,
V
.
for
5
or
Perlman,
September,
railroad
Net
that the zirconium plant costs and start¬
up expenses exceeded original estimates, which necessitated substantial
additional
financing.
To
maintain
its
position
National Research
would
hive had
to
assume
its share
of
this funding which it was
of
deben¬
indebtedness
%
traffic
$3,863,684
of
$274,777,
of
profit
and
Quincy Electric Co.
par)_^
date
oii*~"Treight
strike
deficit
net
a
Railway
.
.
.
to
run
the Board
will continue to he represented on
and
went
start
and-
maximum of $5 million.
technical services in product
Columbia-National.
of
letter
a
furnish
will
development
to
up
or
order
600,000
senior
payment
the
$320 000
in
$10,000
—___
the
BQtesof~irtti^i s~which
_
Plate Glass common stock.to royalties on zircon¬
entitled
be
to Mr. Ferguson.
Such royalties
Columbia-National's deficit is eliminated
after
accrue
FINANCING
Outstanding
1971
($1
to
at
PRESENT
Authorized
$13,500
subordinated
Sept.
which
and
matur¬
thereafter
convertible
tures,
1960
TO
$320,000
loans,
Railroad had a net
with a deficit
which
sold,' according
ium
in
molding of plastics.
GIVING EFFECT
the
year,
.
proceeds will be used for the payment
loans,
which
loans
were
required
to
finance the company's expansion into the plastic
machinery field.
.V
explained
will receive for its holdings
cumulative preferred stock of
will be convertible under
4%
Corp.
will continue to
Research
National
The
PROCEEDS—Part!
In
in
Early
1959,
company
million
Chemical
million.
Research,
$23
National
of
the
that
$1
of
price
—This corporation has arranged for
-
The Cleveland Trust Co.
of
and
Corp.
constructed one of the world's largest plants for the separation
redacSffffi of zirconium sponge. It holds a five-year contract with
sT Atomic Energy Commission to supply 3% million pounds of
has
the
Interest.
accrued
this
of
President of the Central, stated that despite
the steel strike,
the railroad during August kept in effect its full
maintenance of way and equipment programs,
in order to be readyto meet the increased traffic demands expected after the strike is over.
E.
months
that
as
RR.—Earnings—
months
of
Metals
NBC
decreasing
through
.
at
indebtedness.
senior
■
convertible
are
shares
common
326,377
steel
a
with
1958.
Alfred
12
and
redemption date in the
any
August,
the
in
resulted
12
press
had been removed.
of
impact
compares
applicable
National
<
The
Central
sub¬
called
originally
Columbia-National,
for
.
$1,879,620
810,354
months
eight
first
sequently owned equally by National Research and Columbia-Southern,
certain conditions to $5 million of Pittsburgh
of
$1,655,819
103,0014.
101,990
of
This
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
of
subsidiary
wholly-owned
a
Co.
Columbia-Southern
187,
of
corporation on Oct. 2 announced the exchange of its .holdings
Columbia-National Corp. for preferred stock of Columbia-Southern
offered
—V.
$143,564
'••'
.
$5,709,511, or 88 cents a share, compared
$10,350,562 for the first eight months of 1958.
*
8EC
purchase
$7,637,957
5,758,337
1959—8 Mos.—1953
This
in
Chemical
a
corporation on Sept. 22 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 80,000 shares of common capital stock (par $1) to be
at
$2.50 per
share, through Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Denver, Colo.
The
proceeds are to be used for building on company property,
The
the
$7,748,838
6,093,019
$224,118
ops.
ry.
income™
975.
New York Central
For
Columbia-Southern Chemical
tional Holdings for Stock in
1959—Month—1958
$939,768 , $872,683
715,650
729,119
expenses
oper,
p.
profit
Net
—
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
&
revenue.
from
rev.
ry.
190,
V.
Net
Hugh
Commission—
Net
Net
Exchanges Columbia-Na¬
Corp.
Research
National
the
National
for the first five months
increased 11.5%
8.8% increase for the industry as a whole.
especially
from
the
continuing growth in
whiskies.
With an overall increase in straight
an
benefited
National's introduction of additional straight whiskies sev¬
ago with 86-proof Old Crow, Old Taylor and Old GrandDad.
Its
Old. Crow
brand is the
largest selling straight bourbon
whiskey in the country and has a sales increase of 8% over last year.
Old Taylor sales are up 29%. National continues to lead the industry
in sales of premium bonded whiskies.
Gilbey's Gin, which has moved into position as the largest selling
gin in the country, shows a sales increase of 11% and Gilbey's Vodka
is up 15%
in sales.—V. 190, p. 1072.
eral
net
a
.
justifying
'
National' Airlines—Shows
This
major
four
Orleans
New
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
Railway, oper.
National now sells 25.% of the market. For the first
since World War n, this year'^he sale of-straight whiskies in
country
is
expected
to exceed
the sale of blended whiskies—
time
amounted to $370,357.
manufactures a diversified line of commercial avia¬
products marketed under the trade name of NARCO.
order
an
2118.
p.
division is concerned," Mr. Bierwirth
selling brand in the United States. in
categories,
namely, bonded and straight
liquor division
has
of
sales
electronic
—V.
period ending Dec. 1, 1960, in amounts not
and the Commission
giving interested persons until Oct. 19, 1959,
to request a hearing thereon. The funds will be applied to the com¬
pany's post-1953 construction program and/or to the reimbursement
of its treasury for expenditures therefrom for that purpose.—V.
137,
issued
has
the
during
$6,000,000 outstanding at any one time;
exceeding
gin."
demand- for-straight
This corporation
tion
largest
compared with
1959,
of
1958, it was announced by James
months' sales figure topped the
sales reached $4,304,000.
Net earnings
for. the nine months ended Aug. 31, last, after all
charges and taxes, topped the total fpr* the entire 1958 fiscal year,
reaching $528,000, equal to 64 cents a share on the 825,498 common
Bhares now
outstanding.'' This compared with net earnings in the
nine months of 1958 of $247,000, equal to 30 cents a share on the
number of common'shares now outstanding.
For the 1958 fiscal year,
$3,053,000 in the like nine months of
Riddle, Jr., President.
The nine
total for the
1958 fiscal year when
M.
net earnings
the
and
of the
Sales
the
have
of
whiskies
sales ol
over
record
an
borrowings
''
liquor
far
"we
three
Aug. 31, 1959,
corporation for the nine months ended
at $4,735,000, an increase of 55%
this
new
a
accelerated rate.
as
National's
an
"As
said,
set
net
the country—is a major factor in National's improved out¬
look;" Mr. Bierwirth stated,
"Sales of this division are expected«.to
reach $109,000,000 in 1959 and show a net return after taxes of 1034%
of sales, a percentage exceeded,. on a comparable basis, by only two
of 16 leading chemical companies in the first half of the year."
In order of sales, polyethylene, alcohol and liquefied petroleum gases
are
the principal products of the U.S.I, division.
Sales of the company's polyethylene (Petrothene) continue to increase at a rapid rate;
justifying current expenditures for, plant expansion to bring capacity
to 300 million pounds a
year by mid-1960.
This wouKr~g$tablish the
U.S.I,
division as
the second largest polyethylene producer in the'
world. The company entered the field in 1955 with a production capac¬
ity of 25 million pounds at Tuscola, Illinois.
A new plant which has
recently gone into production at Houston, Texas is now undergoing
expansion to double its capacity. To improve service to the expanding
polyethylene film industry on the West Coast, a subsidiary company,
the
Kordite
Corporation,
opened a new plant at Woodland, Calif.,
on
Sept. 1, 1959.
The markets for polyethylene film are broadening
Higher-
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Sales
a common
progressively
of
for
.
company," located at Denville, N. J., has applied to the SEC
order
under
the
Holding
Company—Act
authorizing
bank
This
.
in
pany
975.
p.
period End. Sept.
—V.
30,357,908
27,122,882
-,
13,867,489
;
rowings to Securities and Exchange Commission—*
share,
income of
increasing earnings this year leads
us
to
believe
that
net
earnings in 1960 will " reach approximately
$30,000,000," Mr, Bierwirth said.; "Of course this earnings trend was
reflected in our recent 20%
increase in the dividend.
"The
rapid growth in just nine years of the corporation's U, S.
Industrial
Chemicals Co. division—now 12th largest chemical com¬
ix'Kf,7'489
New
York
paying
debentures of this company.
5%%
Power & Light Co.—Proposes Bank Bor¬
New Jersey
common
1958.
share, in
$1.76
trend
"The
166,245,525
^
15,618,830
1,768,453
v
4,327,591
3,842,984
charges...^;.
190,
3,275,456
3,843,661
1,758,605
oper. " income.—,
Net
Net
—-
taxes.
oper.
22,002,207 188,095,707
13,309,221 ^4-694-333
24,682,924
14,753,067
„
expenses
income
to
to over $25,000,000, or about $2.25 a
Mr.
Bierwirth.
This compares with
$20,103,000 or
Mountain States Telephone &
"
appointed
been
.
John
by
year
has
agent for $45,000,000 thirty-five year
190,
p.
1298.
-.
''■ ^
E. Bierwirth, Chairman, in a speech before The
of Security Analysts. This would equal an estimated
$1.20 a common share, and compares with net income of $10,096,000,
or
88 cents a common' share in the second half of 1958.
The estimated second half results would taring net income for the
he aa
Co.
Trust
—V.
Los Angeles Society
2036.
p.
to
1959
of
presented
.
years,—our^entire
past
business to help
corporation
this
of
half
approximately $450,000 to workin„
$1,603,340.
.
.
obligations and to add
shorter-term
Preside .
bemused to refund
Proceeds will
stockholders.
to
William .C. Moog,
being completed,
now
are
letter
increases by both the chemical and liquor divisions
are expected to increase net income in the second
approximately $14,000,000.
according to estimates
Substantial sales
v
Manufacturers
PROCEEDS—Net
will
be
applied
the
program,
purchase
of
costs
of
from
proceeds
toward
securities
construction
other
for
and
expenditures of the company and
to
require
and
$60,400,000
equipment
owns,
cash
in
already
BUSINESS—Northern
sidiaries,
the sale
oi
the
new
preferred
stock
of the company's 1959 construction
bank leans incurred for construction, the
to be issued by subsidiary companies for their
the • cost
repayment of
the
use
'for.
paid
Natural
operates
corporate
and
Construction
purposes:
its subsidiaries in 1959 are estimated
and
of
$17,800,000
Co.,
maintains
a
of
material
-
•
Gas
directly and through sub¬
pipeline system of approxi¬
mately 11,967 miles of main', lateral, distribution and gathering lilies
through which it transmits natural gas purchased principally from the
Texas
Panhandle,
Permian
South
Basin
to
Hugoton
points
in
EARNINGS—For
revenues
of
and
Hansford,
Kansas,
Texas
Nebraska,
area
Iowa,
fields and the
Minnesota and
•'
Dakota.
the
the company
months
ended
June 30,
1959,
operating
amounted to $146,910,548 and net income to
12
Number 5889
Volume 190
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1527)
$16,330,952r compared, -with
operating
income of $15,565,824" for
CAPITALIZATION
V
.
,
the
»!!Fundecl
stock
par.t__2_
Short-term
♦The
amount
indenture
is
funded
limited'to
funded
the
of
debt
-
debt
amouift"
the
be
may
$46,000,000
authorized
now
created
to
-
be
issued
under
sinking
ing at July 31,
in
1976-81
sinking
1959,
are $1,227,500 in 1959-60, $1,867,500 in 1961-75,
$640,000 in 1982-85.
Aggregate annual maturity and
for funded debt outstanding at
July 31,
$855,000 for the remainder of 1959, $11,560,000 in
$13,790,000. in 1961-71, $13,621,000 in 1972, $12,000,000 in 1973,
1974-76,
$7,000,000
in
1977
and
84,000,000
in
The
Shares
A.
Allyn &
C.
Co.,
Inc.
Co.,
Bache
&
W.
Baird
Inc
2,000
Co
Robert
Inc.
_
Barth
&
Bateman,
A.
G.
6c
&
&;
&
V
\
proceeds
Outlet
of
McDonald
Merrill
Inc.
Co.
750
M.
Dain
Co.,
1,500
Inc.__
Pacific
&
750
DominickJ
3;
Drexel; & "Co->3,000"
Eastman Dillon, Union'
•
Co..
Ellis, Hoiyoke & Co._ft——
Eiworthy & Co
Equitable
The
.2,000
Co
First
First
Corp.
Securities
Fahnestock
of
& Sons-:
Hallgarten
&
Harriman
Ripley &
Inc.
&
Hornblower
E.
190'
&
&
Co._
Trask
Anthony
L.
1,500
6,000
Co.
.2,000
Not
Net
1,500
Dean
—V.
G.
oper.
revenue.
Railway
oper,
expense's
due
6,000
&
Co.—
Co.—
&
Co.__
750
Net
ry.
—V.
$9,443,922
$7,812,886
1905
664,673
5,376,910
$591,197
$4,067,012
$2,310,901
154,302
169,619
911,183
Co.—Private
Placement
—This company,
through A. C. Allyn & Co., has placed
privately with a group of institutional investors, $975,000 of 5.40% first mortgage bonds due 1987, it was an¬
nounced on Sept. 11. For further details, see V. 190, p. 1183.
Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.
Files
—
for
will
offered
be
to
of 100
purchase
proceeds
are
Ohio Edison
was
$1,000
per
debentures
with
as
income
this
of
its
and
company
Co.
Co., for the twelve months ended
compared with $25,464,348 for the
subsidiary,
31, 1959,
Aug.
twelve
months
~
Stock
-—
Listed
Stock
shares
its
and
C.
a
Oct.
Exchanges
in
The Bank
had
1
in
nation's
the
its
stock
response
central
America has
of
been
to
Z.
Security First National Bank
Kardwick, Ohio Oil's Executive
members
to
of
the
Los
on
Angeles
the
Midwest
growing
a
and
western
named
the
talk
Coast
the
its
and
Midwest
tinental
Harris
agent
full
shares
have been
Pacific
and
volume
Illinois
registrar
Division
traded
Coast
National
on
of
Exchanges
Bank
&
unlisted
an
in
Trust
the
Co.
& Savings Bank have for some
registrar, respectively, in Chicago.
listing on
of
»trade
in
the New York
in
Los
Angeles,
announced
the
Pacific
in
Coast
basis
past,
of
time
The
both
on
and
the
Chicago
acted
and
Con¬
A.
has
had
tests
a
wildcat
well
250
miles
southwest
test
showed
Co.,
Oil
Co.
operates
$9,566,662., $8,371,755
7,498,141
6,951.111
832,173
water.
The
40
feet
of
sandstone
'The exploratory well is drilling ahead in
of
Libya, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Ohio Oil
Libyan concessions totaling 62 million acres in which
them
reconstruction
75ft
was
with
year
total
a
'
ago.
compared
with
of
to
contribute
to
this
stockholders
fund.
pledged its support to
be
to
in
rehabilitate
Jaltipan
purchased
over-all
by
community
and
expresses
190,
manifests
the
spirit-of
good-neighbor-
1340.
p.
Peabody Coal Co.—Receives Contract—
TVA
of
Sept.
on
30
announced
award
of
contract
a
for
5.200,000
tons
coal,
valued at $15,808,000, to this St. Louis
The coal
company.
shipped to the Sliawnco steam plant, near Paducah, from the
company's West Kentucky coal fields during a five-year period at
be
the
rate
of
Railway
Railway
Net
20,000
tons
v/eek.—V.
a
190, p.
874.
1959—Month—1958
369,596
oper.
revenue_
oper.
expenses
56,603,258
from
ry.
9,615,341
*1,240,788
op.
income___
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
190, p! 976.-
'
15,302,668
5,G4G.609
'
.
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$
$
$
73,873,449 600,685,323 543,612,473
58,570,781 496,267,348 477,583,364
66,218,599
rev.
ry.
$1,420,644
50,308
The
Inc.
Corp. and
publicly offered
6
Government
Dec.
'
.
Boston
Oct.
on
1,
1981
104,417.475
66,029,109
19,806,446
''
'
*4,319,627
V
'
•
consist
Insured
two
of
Merchant
series
of
1961
December,
on
thereafter
after
or
at
Marine
$6,000,000
Bonds,
Bear.
Bethlehem
March,
1,
1964,
prices,
secured
each,
China
and
Oct.
declining
Far
operates
States
East
Line,
shipping
a
and
with
Inc.,
service
Steel
Co.,
1962.
to
earnings
and
for
for
until Sept. 30,
each case plus
in
offices
between
the
the
net
San
six
fiscal
Coast
months
ended
ended
year
June
31,
Dec.
$851,000-
insured
Boston
Becker
Chase
semi-annual
sinking
of
names
bonds
to
be
the
fund,
to
underwriters
purchased
&
Corp._$2,300,000
Inc.
Co.
begin
operation
by
and
each
of
the
principal
them are as
Co.
Securities & Co
700,000
250,000
250,000
700,000
White,
700,000
Dean
Grace
Weld
&
&
Co.—
Co
700,000
Witter & Co._____
Chambers
L.
of
Calif.,
Atlierton,
on
Oct.
announced
1
his
of all of the capital stock of Pacific Foundry Co., Ltd.
of San
Francisco.
Founded
in
1902, Pacific Foundry is a firm ol'
engineers and metallurgists engaged in world-wide operations.
To
better
the
reflect
nature
of
its
operations,
the
being changed to Pacific Foundry & Metallurgy
Mr.
for
H.
continue
Chairman.
1.
2.
J.
in
Hartley,
active
Mr.
who
has
been
company's
will
product
proprietary
"Corrosiron."
ferrous
Prior
sidiary
line
Sold
to
resists
pipe
be
of
Chambers
the
company,
and assume the position of Board
president of the company.
line
three
embraces
basic
value 20 cents per share, at
par
This
offering
Of
The
high-silicon cast pipe and fittings called
schools,
hospitals and chemical plants,
this
to
require¬
1955
non-
or
Pacific
Pacific
Metals
Foundry
Co.
Under the
Co.
In
operated as a wholly-owned
that year it was spun off
sub¬
as
a
ownership of Pacific Foundry and
Metallurgy Co.
there
will
be
no
inter-corporate
relationship with
Pacific Metals Co.,
of which Walter Schroeder is President.
Acquisition of
announced
National
of
new
Oct.
2
devices
by
this
in
Sepulveda,
National
the
150.000
shares
common
ad¬
in¬
price of $14
a
and
60,000
offered.
shares
90,000
the
by
per
the books
sold by
being
are
share.
closed.
a
company.
proceeds to be received by the company from the sale
of the 60.000 shares will be added to
working capital. It is intended
that a substantial portion of the net proceeds will eventually be used
for construction or acquisition of additional production facilities.
BUSINESS—Incorporated in 1946. Perfect Photo with headquarters in
Philadelphia, is engaged in the processing and printing of photographic
film
distribution
wholesale
the
and
of
photographic
and
equipment
supplies.
EARNINGS—For
and its
Inc.
income
to
of
July
the
four months
ended
July 31, 1959, Perfect Photo,
consolidated subsidiary had net sales of $2,006,270 and net
This compared with net sales in the four months
$171,883.
1958,
31,
$1,472,421
of
and
Income
net
of
$131,081.
For
the
year ended March 31,
1959, net sales were $4,631,517 and net
income $248,376.
This compared with net sales in the fiscal year ended
March
1958
31,
of
$3,017,984
CAPITALIZATION
net income
and
GIVING
EFFECT
of
$234,963.
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
/■Mortgage
debt
Common stock
subsidiary——
of
(20 cents par )
500,000 shs.
♦Payable in level monthly instalments,
period
of
10
years,
beginning
instalments
due
the
on
and
aggregating
year
named
conditions
worth
set
$5,783.
have
below
severally
the
purchase
In
the company,
the selling stockholder and
the un¬
purchase from the company and the selling stockholder
to
respective
shares
one
1959.
among
derwriters,
the
terms
within
360,000 slis
including interest at 6ft, over
March,
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
in
Outstanding
t$72,104
$74,500
—.—
of
percentages set forth below
stock being sold by the
the case may be:
stockholder,
as
the
of
common
W.
i
Co
&
34.5
Dominick__
&
number
total
company
the
and
Alex.
Brown
&
Co.,
&
Doolittle
Calif.,
Corp.
firm.
-
Yeatman,
Inc.:
of
selling
Mosley
4.0
Singer,
Deane
6.5
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.:
6.5
Sons
&
DeHaven & Townsend,
—
Inc.—
4.0
Co
190, p. 1183.
2.5
—
& Scribnei*—__ 2.5
6c Bodine
—
2.5
Crouter
2.0
—_——
Marache & Co
Granbery,
—V.
Newburger
2.0
Co.__:—_______ 2.0
&
Petroleum Coup, of America—Asset Value Decreases—
•ftAs
Sept. 30,
of—
per
Net
assets
at
share___—_
market
deducting
1958
*$19.61
38.641,208
dividend
$19.59
38,604,712
1,970,400
1,970,400
capital gain
ended Dec. 31, 1958.—V. 190, p. 264.
67c
Sept. 30,
1958
*$16.98
33,458,176
common
Capital stock outstanding
♦After
Dec. 31,
1959
assets
for
industrial
commercial
This
that
paid
during
1,970,400
12
corporation's Government & Industrial Division has
it
months
is
installing
an
80-mile
communications microwave
Telephone Company.
types
new
accounting
ap¬
The
seven-hop microwave relay system will provide modern, reliable
service between Happy Camp, Hamburg, Etna, Yreka and
which is headquarters for the company, and will replace
the pole lines over Cade and Forrest mountains.—V. 189, p. 2788.
Jones,
stock
company plans an issue of
later this fall. The terms and
been
finance
determined,
Stockholders
exten¬
p.
362.
After
have
a
common
of
the
common
company
stock,
million
$3.5
exact
the company said.
construction
Piedmont's
company's
in production. This low-cost
the size
of
a
portable adding
business machine of its kind to
now
machine, and is said to be the first
perform important accounting functions heretofore requiring
sive clerical labor or complex tabulation equipment.—V. 190,
announced
system in
telephone
Fort
not
pioneered in the development of
and
Co.
Bioren
8.0
Co.
&
•
,___10.0
Langley & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._;
Stroud
Suplee,
13.0
C.
This
Automation
has
"Tabpunch" machine is
tabulating
unit is about
new
automatic
Offered—An
Stock
Piedmont Natural Gas Co.; Inc.—Stock
Electronics—Acquisition-
the controlling interest
Automation
automation
Their
rate
1183.
p.
^northern California for the Siskiyou
.
separate corporation.
was
possible
This
Philco Corp.—Installing Phone System—
liquids.
alloy castings of special metallurgical
does not produce simple gray iron
company
castings.
of
for
oversubscribed and
was
selling stockholder
Net
fields:
of
acids and other corrosive
complex
Large,
ments.
$1,920,000
28.
name
Mr.
Co.,
President
Design, fabrication and construction of multiple hearth furnaces
roasting, calcining and drying ores and other materials.
Pacific
are
used by
plants throughout the world.
special
of
12
share,
per
Sept.
on
the
for
$3.84
or
headed
group
management
Chambers
company's
A
banking
700,000
acquisition
is
reservation
companies
Chairman,
by Drexel & Co. on
Oct. 7 publicly offered 150,000 shares of common stock,
Drexel
advised.
$20,591,634,
1424.
p.
Robert
subsidiary
Bjork,
Photo, Inc.—Common
vestment
contract
Schv/abacher & Co.__—
:
190,
700,000
Sterling,
700,000
Dillon, Union
Kidder. Peabody & Co.__
—V.
Brothers
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.
600,000
Inc.__^
Co.,
$700,000
Lehman
Co
&
&
after
was
^Includes
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
2,300,000
Manhattan
700,000
Barth
1959.
Eskil I.
justment of subsidiary companies, he said.—V. 190,
a
Eastman
income
and
was
company
31,
by
fiscal
FUND—A
of
First
this
Aug.
Fran¬
Pacific
in
the
of
ended
announced
PROCEEDS—Net
various
$513,000.
were
income
was
These
■■
,,,
it
Perfect
publicly
6
Net
months
This
100.
Boston
Corp.
and
offered $12,000,000 of
100.
redeemable
and
at
Insured
TheuFlrst
by
Oct.
on
First
States
Government
at
scheduled for
amounted
G.
J.
Tripoli,
section
the
for
adequately
Net
$2,068,521
plications.
any
tested is of Mississippian age.
shale below 6,200 feet.
Oasis
Inc.
Pacific Mercury
of
Libya indicate a new oil discovery for Oasis Oil Co. of Libya.
The well; located in western Libya,, flowed 40
degree gravity oil to
On prior drill stem test from 5,699-5,720 feet, 37 degree
gravity oil
rose
2,570 feet in 90 minutes.
Neither
$1,948,220
headed
group
Co.
are
United
Blyth
■;
...
of
a
774.
p.
$
.27,026
United
Bank
the
transfer
as
company
the
Stock
New Well—
stem
by
Furnaces
Exchange since 1930, with transfer
and registration facilities provided by the Chase Manhattan Bank and
the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company ~of New York," respectively;-
Drill
saicl
follows:
transfer agent
Vice-President,
Trust
and
Is
$216,047
by
Co.
bonds
105,
amount
Pacific
regions.
company's
flown
month
same
broadcasting
203,200
UNDERWRITERS—-The
3.
Oil
its
1, 1962. or earlier if the vessel is completed prior to Dee. 1, 1961,
provide for retirement-annually of 5',i of the principal amount of
The'company, at its option, may double the amount
of any sinking fund payment, with the right to
apply any such addi¬
tional retirement against future sinking fund requirements.
Exchange.
Ohio
$286,620
period
of
1959—8 Mos.—1958
the
SS
Philippine
Bear
and
being built for Pacific Far East by
Calif.,
The
on
so
the insured bonds,.
Exchanges—•
Coast
months
1959—Month—1958
Bonds, due
oversubscribed.
interest.
1959
will
Midwest and
on
fund
Dominick
dividends, the consolidated net income for
the
past twelve months on the 6,386,749 shares of common stock,
presently outstanding, amounted to $3.83 per share.—V. 189, p. 1469.
company
six
importance
Pacific Foundry & Metallurgy Co.—Acquired by R. L.
Chambers—•
Aug. 31, 1958.
After preferred stock
This
first
used for working capital.
ended
Ohio Oil
310,000
$62,989
5%
States
SINKING
warrants
of-common stock attached.
The offering
Woodard-Elwood & Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
by
st
$596,620
$299,633
the
on
are
at
1953
a
shares
to be
net
Power
$27,237,429
filed
Co.—Earnings Up—
consolidated
The
Pennsylvania
28
$1,020
at
underwritten
be
The
Sept.
on
190,
ton-miles
the
factor
Pennsylvania RR.- -Earnings—
EARNINGS—Consolidated
The
letter of notification with the
SEC covering
$250,000 of 7 Co subordinated debentures due Oct. 1,
1969 with common stock purchase warrants entitling the holders of
the
warrants
to
purchase 25,000 shares of common stock,
(par 25
corporation
cents)
&
1981
1,
bonds
the
The
Industries,
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
$622,733
^323,100
tax
will
Service
mail
booklet, which depicts the utter devastation of this centuriesvillage,- carries a letter from Harry C. Webb, PASCO President,
ting uiat PASCO management feels "that shareholders will
welcome
opportunity to be of practical and Christian-like service, which
old
127,649
June
Public
Northwestern
Nu-Line
93,960
ports in the Orient. The company's
business, conducted in part under United States Government subsidy
and in part on an unsubsidizecl basis," has been profitable in every
year since it was organized in 1946.
304,417
975.
p.
the
op.
BUSINESS—Pacific
5,501,985
692,662
income___
oper,
190,
income
headed
&
deliveries
accrued
750
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$1,255,870
1958.—V.
for
over
load
revenue
.
of
insured
The
2,000
RR.—Earnings—
an
August high
Increase* of 13ft
468,970
128,166
income...
on
ry.
was
Dec.
Co._
$609,354
ry.
92,526'
income
deficit—ft
United
5 'c
&
6c
a
pas¬
ton-miles
this
1
__
revenue—, $1,049,718
expenses
986,729
Becker
with
Wood
18 977
by building
employees
and
contributing funds to
reconstruction.
Fortunately, the PASCO
installation two miles north of
Jaltipan suffered only superficial dam¬
age and the company was able to release all available
personnel and
equipment to aid the stricken citizens.
189, p. 1025.
group
respectively
op.
from
rev.
2,097,706
depreciation
for
underwriting
G.
A.
30,
Net
of
continuing
p.-976,
offering
of
$1,302,016
2,205,866
show
Becker
vessels'
19S&—Month—3958
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Railway
$2,660,637
.i
Merchant Marine
cisco,
Pacific
638,515
$2,792,960
_________
$12,000,000
1,500
E.
with
revenue
Pan-American Sulphur Co.—New Fund Formed—
A
Pacific Far East Line, Inc.—Bonds Offered—An under¬
1,500
Woodard-Elwood
Northwestern
$2,022,122
676,438
,
statement
from
writing
A.
6.000
Struthers
and'flew
1958,
2,189,125
the village
of Jaltipan
Mexico
virtually destroyed by an earthquake in August of this
year
has been
established by the Pan American Sulphur Co.
PASCO. Jaltipan's only
industrial neighbor in the
Tehuantepec Jungle, initiated the drive to
help rebuild the town by mailing booklets to its
assist
1958
494,567
taxes
to
oper.
1,500
Corp.
and
compare
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Earnings-
Co
Harold
1959
_■
(exclusive
Federal
oper.
190,
Co
V/ood,
for
rev.
&
<fe
set
an
for August,
houses
ft..
number
ton-miles
total of 17 067 000
a
August,
12,500
broadcasting
expense-
miscellaneous
oper.
ry.
Weld
Walker
the
of
73 ft
miles;
passenger
Northern's
liness."—V.
before
Railway,
Railway
Witter
H.
&
^
broadcasting)
operating
The
_______
G.
1024.
p.
Agent
$2,116,521
Period Ended Aug. 31—
&
Day-
also
111,969,
Pacific
inviting
profit-
company
An
750
&
Wachob-Bender
White,
to
1,000
Co.
Co._:
—
Spencer
1340,
p.
750
1,500
...
•Tucker,
1,500
___
750
6,000
6c
&;
Corp.
3,000
Co.____
Inc.
Co.,
1,500
Co.____
Staats
750
Co.______
&
Hutton
E.
Kalman .&
—V.
R.
Brothers
3,000
—
Transfer
the
revenue
1958.
PASCCLhas
.
highs in
and
figures
of 6.3 (V over
ton-miles. These
Period Ended Aug. Si-
3,000
Co.—-1;
&
3,000
Son.-
&
Hutzler
Cq._
William
R.
189,
1424.
p.
flown,
to
increase
.
revenue
i.6,082,0CC
August,
of
an
Pacific Electric Ry.—Earnings—
Stone & Webster Securities
Co.,
Weeks
&
Hutton
F.
W.
&
6c
750
Hilliard
B.
J.
Bros.
Agnew &
miles,
2,293,197
sengers;
750
Barney & Co.
Polian 6c Co.
Sutro
Inc.
J.
1,000
___
6,000
Henderson
750
—
Stern
Co.
..
190,
for. depreciation;
profit
activities.—V.
-1,500
__
Co
750
2,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.——
C.
6c
1,000
Co
3,000
Hopwood
Inc.—
6,000
Goodbody & Co.____
Stieglitz_________
Halle. &
750
Jackson
Smithers
3.
SEC—
capital.—V.
appointed
'
departments
profit
The
the
750
Co.____
of
will
1,000
Inc.
Smith,
F.
been
July 31—
sales
aniortiz.
&
Profit
Robinson-Humphrey
Smith,
6,000
has
all-time
new
miles
according
total
3,000
-
_______
Co.,
Shuman,
750
Glore, Forgan & Co.:
Goldman, Sachs &
Co.__
6z
Provision
6,000
1,500
Company,———
Schwabachcr
Corp.—
6,000
Michigan -Corp.:,*.. 1,500
working
.company.—V.
general
Operating
Net
Inc.__
750
Rahel
Salomon
750
r.
1,000.
6c
Jaffray &
6c
Co.,
Boston
Robert Garrett
T.
The
1,000
on
6c
charged
1,000
ft
Co
Jones
Webber,
Cliff
J.
1,000
—
Co.—
Smith
Northwest
Piper,
6,000
for
1,500
Curtis
Quail
.
Securities &
Co.
the
leased
gross
Interest
Co.
6c
Ohio.
Paine,
2,000
used
set
passengers carried, passenger
In a single month,
for
3,000
S. Moseley 6c Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
The
be
Operation Rec¬
The
3,000
F.
750
to
provision
Total
Pierce,
Milwaukee*
1,000
profit
from
(after
Deprec.
Templeton
750
&
&
Co.—
&
Mitchum,
2,000
Davis, skaggs & Co.______
Dominick
The
&
Lynch,
Fenner
750
Co.——-
Lundborg
McCormick
1,000
•
3,000
1,000
&
Inc.
6,000
Co.
1,500
Co
&
Irving
750
Co.
Dodge
Gross
Operating
Loeb, Rhoades
2,000
190,
Co.—Earnings Increased—
6 Months Ended
1,500
Co
Brothers
Co.__
sole
on
are
stock
6,006
___
&
N. Y. has been appointed
stock of this corporation.—V.
Trust
Irving
common
Sh&r6s
•
Co.—
of
Sets
—
During the mouth FNA carried 19.5G7 passengers
York,
common
Airlines, Inc.
during August;
company
Just released Sept
24
by Harold A. Oisen, PNA Vice-President';.of
.-.traffic and sales.—-~~~—r
Concentrating Corp.—Transfer Agent—
■
Langley & Co.
Higginson Corp.______
Inc,.._
Siinmons__
Crowell, Weedon & Co,_„
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
J.
Carl M.
Phillips Co
Chile,s-Schutz
Courts
1,000
Co.
&
C.
Lee
750
Brush, Sloeumb &
Clark,
Lehman
Sons
&
Brown
Caldwell
W.
1.500
Co.__.j_
Eichler
Ellis
Alex.
Peabody
Kirkpatrick, Pettis
Co.,
Co
Becker
Blunt
*>
•
1,500
&
___________
Baker, Weeks
J.
>
Kidder,
New
Northern
11
August-—
flown
674.
p.
make
-ft'/'ft,.ft
-
•-
28,000
190,
Oreclonc
pre¬
'
■
&
Coast.—V.
This
PNA
$10,-
acldi-
Pacific
passenger
Co.,
the
for
Agent
.
Blyth
each "
1960,
UNDERWRITERS—The several underwriters named
below,
acting ftft
-through Elyth & Co., Inc., as representatives, have
jittered into an
underwriting agreement with the company, whereby they have sev¬
erally agreed to purchase the respective numbers of shares of
'
Co.
The
.
below:
Oil
•
Sept. 21 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 10,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered
to
key
employees
or
its
subsidiary employees
at
$10
per
share.
Rights expire on Oct. 26, 1959. No underwriting is involved.
1978.
^Subsequent to July 31, 1959, thy company has borrowed an
tional $12,880,000 under this authorization.
The company may
additional borrowings under such authorization. >
ferred stock indicated
Mediterranean
Trust
corporation
requirements
are
000,000 In
'
Corp.—Transfer Agent—
Recovery
The
1953,
and
fund
the Continental
and
Oliver Corp., Chicago, 111.—Files With
with
ft'
and. sinking fund requirements.
Aggre¬
requirements for preferred stock outstand¬
fund
Libya's
each
However, addi¬
provisions
compliance'
4
-■
of
Bankeis
8,262,722 shs. ft'
Transfer
§10,000,000
•
p.
1183.
outstanding.
upon
indentures.
annual
Oil
*
The
15,000,000 shs.
^Includescurrent maturity
gate
south
20,000 shs.
(par - $10ti.__^__.___bank -loans-:—
Corp.
interest.
23,000 shs»•
—_____
stock
Petroleum
one-third
ords in
miles
.
—:—__
__
Amerada
undivided
apparent discovery is approximately 350 miles west of Con¬
cession 32 where Oasis Oil-has*'-made: substantial: oil'' and natural
gas
finds.
Oasis has drilled 4 oil
and 2 gas wells and 2 dry holes 75
Outstanding
16,000 shs.
series
an
The
$206,770,000
'750,000 shs.
__-_—
_
Oil,
hold
FINANCING 1
•/
•
_____
($100
Ohio
'
•'
FRESENT
net
and
1958." '
TO
series
New
Common
tional
$138,627,831
Authorized
debt
Preferred
of
EFFECT
.
—'~5Mrffr—serles^-rr^-
5.80'/?
calendar year
GIVING
of
revenues
Issue Planned
convertible
preferred
timing of the offering
have
Froceeds will be used to help
program.
approved
effective
Sept.
a
two-for-one
split
in tha
25.
had a $1 par value will
par
value of 50 cents. There are about 634,000 Piedmont
shares currently outstanding.—V. 189, p. 1350.
the
split,
shares
which
previously
(r'nn+imiiirl
An
riGCfA
!
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
12
(1523)
-
nounced
second
a
first
the
In
Fuller Brush,
Per
Steel
Acme
pfd.
5,75'*
Co.,
this
at
Corp.
(quar.)—
Benbow Inn
(s-a)—
Admiral
:
$1.43%
11-
1
11-
2
Alba
KRMA (quar.)—-—Central fefflLudson Bay Railway, com.
preferred <quar.)
——
Hosiery
Allied
Co.
Control
Markets, com.
preferred, (quar.)—-—
(quar.i
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
10-30
11-25
10-26
Class
A
Class
B
8%'
——•
preferred
Electric
American
Machine
Two-for-one
Premier,
American
Viscose
Class
Banking
A
preferred
(quar.i
B
New
——
Hood
Hook
10-15
Horne
(Joseph)
Barbizon
10-
Houston
2
9
12-15
Rubber
Basic
Products
4V2%
Beech
Corp.,
C.
C.
I.
Aircraft
Stock
Corp.
dividend
A
Industrial
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
15c
10-31
10-16
10-31
10-16
Extra
____—
Qarden
British-American Tobacco
Amer.
ordinary
rets,
beaier_
dep.
Amer.
British
rets,
dep.
Ltd.—•
Co.
10-16
Jantzen,
10-16
One
10-
10-
9
iO-
$0,071
10-
9
___
$0,071
10-
8-24
9
.
Brockton
$3.80
.Taunton
preferred
(Charles
Bruning
split
(2-for-l
Gas,
common
iquar.)
(quar.)
Co.
i
proval Nov. 17)
Bulloch's, Ltd., class
;
(quar.i—
subject
/
—
8-
7
25c
10-
7
1-1-60
12-
Class
B
Byllesby
5%
(s-ai_
(H.
M.i
&
preferred
•Caldwell
i
1st
Carpenter
Carlisle
Mills,
Corp.
Carreras,
(Pa.)
Power
S.
(stock dividend)
shares held)
4.20%
$1.50
&
Dec.
Co
(quar.)
10-13
10-
10-13
10-6
25C
com.
11-2
10-19
10-31
10-21
5Y2%
Gas,
preferred
National,
Consolidated
Continental
Continental
12-31
12-11
10-20
9-30
11-16
(quar.)
Frei'ghtways (quar.)_.
Casualty Co. (stock dividend)__
Transport Lines
(quar.)-in¬
__
Crowell-Collier
Corp., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
(stock, dividend).
Publishing
10-
7
10-15
10-
4%
Dana
Finance
(initial)
11-16
11-
2
Miller
11-
2
10-15
dividend
subject
to
approval
20c
12-15
12-1
12-10
11-20
ny2c
11-
10-15
1
&
Mount
Deerfield
Glassine
(quar.)__
12-31
11-23
1
Oil
Fields
(monthly)
I_IZZ'""—I
New
Dominion
2nd
Common
Ltd.,
pref.
Tar
&
s-a)__
common
(quar.)_
II""
(quar.)__
Chemical
Fund
IIIIIIIII
(quar.)
(8c
from
net
investment
Air
Lines
(quar.)____
;
Electric
Textile
Printing
11-
1
10-16
10-14
8-
6
11-16
11-
2
11-16
11-
25c
10-30
10-16
11-30
(quar.)
(Two-for-one
;
new
2
12-15
X2-J1
tlOc
11-30
stock
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
2-1-60
1-
1-2-60
12-
2
1
10-29
10-19
10-31
10-
9
15c
10-15
10-
8
tl3c
11-14
10-31
Film ways,
Inc.
(stock
pfd.
and
Insurance
Semi-annual
4First Southern Co.,
TRitchburg Gag
Motor,
Go.
(Newark,
N.
Mills,
Ltd.
7%
preferred
Electric Light
Ltd.
(interim).
shares
■
Television
&
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
State
Electric
&
rities
10-31
lc
10-31
9-30
10-31
10-30
10-15
10-30
capital
accum.
Northwest
of
New
Industries,
10-15
5%
Vanderbilt
c
11-
1
10-15
Vita
12-
1
Steel
2
Pacific
10-13
10-29
10-19
10-29
10-19
11-
2
10-22
37 y2 c
11-
1
10-16
Class
Atlantic
American
World
10-16
10-
9
10-15
10-
8
Ltd.,
preferred
Airways
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
t25c
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
West
Western
Stk.
vestment
Pennsalt
income)
Chemical
10-31
10-16
$1.62'/2
10-31
10-20
11-30
11-
10-31
10-15
5%
10-
2
10-15
18%c
11-30
11-16
12-
11-16
1
$4
10-26
10-21
,
10-19
Nut
Prentice-Hall,
.
Stock
&
Building
Chocolate
Inc.
Quaker City Life Insurance
75c
5%
11-13
11-
1
10-15
Bearings (Canada), class B (annual)
Racine Hydraulic & Machinery, Inc.—
10-15
$1.20 preferred
10-15
10-
7
$1.20
A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
11-20
10-13
$1.20
preferred
A
(quar.)
.
—
4.
____
10-14
10-19
10-15
•
10-13
11-4
10-13
10-15
9-30
-
(quar.i
87y2c
5-
1
4-15
$0,049
11-13
10-15
12-
(increased)
15c
12-15
12'/2c
10-20
13c
10-28
15c
11-14
11-
5
15c
11-14
11-
5
27M>c
iquar.)
4
9-30
common
(quar.i
10-15
profits)
RR.
1
11-
12-
1
11-
1
12-20
12-
5
75c
(quar.)
10-22
12-
25c
;
1
11-16
30c
36c
(quar.)
11-16
11-2
T.
5%
(quar.)
RR.
50c
11-
2
10-19
31V4c
11-
2
10-19
32'/2c
11-
2
10-19
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)____l___
50c
11-
1
10-19
75c
11-
1
10-19
20c
11-16
10-22
5%
12-15
10c
10-31
10-15
Monthly
10c
11-30
11-13
Monthly
10c
12-26
12-10
4c
10-30
10-15
32J2c
12-19
11-30
and
prior
convertible
57V2C
11-15
10-20
Sewing
12-
Machine
Stores,
12-
Inc.
1-1-60
4
12-15
12-
1
25c
5%
a
stk.
distribution)
Corp.—
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.)__^
dividend
Stores
Fund,
Public
2
stock
!
(monthly)
Inc.__
11-16
'
4
12-
ICC
preferred
Wisconsin
4
1-1-60
of
200%
a
preference
Wisconsin
1-1-60
.
1
11-
dividend
$3
11-
2
•Below
2
10-14
2
10-14
10-31
10-15
Name of Company
Aberdeen
Missile
11-30
11-13
11-16
10-20
10-30
10-28
11-16
10-30
11-13
10-23
5y2%
11-16
10-15
Affiliated
10-
2
*
Common
Stock
Aeronca
2
10-15
10-14
10-8
11-14
10-31
12-
1
11-
5
1-15-60
1-
4
1
10-14
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-
6
5%
10-30
10-14
10-15
10-
Products,
1
.
Payable of Reo.
"
10-26
9-30
7c
10-31
11-30
11-15
11- 5
10-
14c
11-
1
27c
11-
1
10-19
10-19
A
Corp.,
class
"
10-17
3%
class
A
(quar.)
common
Shoe
Inc.
investment
Stores
Ltd.
•
6%
All
partic. preferred
Dividend
Canadian
Allied
RR.
(s-a)
ordinary
(s-a)
Co.
American
8%
of
America,
Co.,
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred (quar.)_
Biltrite
Book
American
Bosch
30c
12-31
12-19
30c
3-31
3-19
American
20c
6-30-60
6-18
American
$1.25
Co.
Rubber
Co.
(quar.)——
Arma
Corp., com.
(quar.)
!—
(quar.)_,
Distilling Co (quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Can
Co.
—
—
-
4
12- 4
$4
12-24
10-15
75c
10-20—
11- 2
11- 2
10- 2
10- 2
30c
933/4c
12y2c
12-10
1-1-60
11- 2
11-20
12-18
10-17
10-30
10-15
20c
-
(quar.)—
Bankers Insurance Co. of Florida—
American
1
20c
(quar.)-.
com.
5%
12-
10-13
15c
2%
1
(quar.)
Sugar
12-
10-20
$6c
;
Funds
dividend
preferred
12-24
$18c
5C
StoresI'vGbrp., common
(initial)
$3.75
10-15
$4
(Increased)
Allyn & Bacon
Amalgamated
10-15
50c
9-22
10-30
9-29
9-30
10- 1
5c
__
dividend)
Southern
Great
9
3%
income)
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
;
(quar.).
(from
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. Co
Alabama
American
'*$'1.20
-
•
Holder1
7V2c
Corp.,
Construction
Fund
Aluminum
10-16
1
Share
When
,
preferred
Stock
12-
previous
$0,008
(quar.)
Mfg.,
10-22
11-
'
dividend
6
10-24
&
Agnew-Surpass
Airwork
10-
11-
in
Adcressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
Air
10-19
announced
shares
Petroleum
60c
2
dividends
Fund—
Registered
Acme
11-
give the
we
Per
10-23
10-30.
(increased)
preceding table.
10-15
10-31
Service
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include dividends announced this week, these
being given in tha
10-12
1111-
10c
R & M
2
/.
Fund
approval
$2
2
50c
(stock dividend)
11-
2
11-16
to
10-29
"$26
dividend
10-30
11-
t_.
split)
common
(quar.)
Pacific
10-20
11-
(liquidating)
(quar.
$1.25
& Telephone,
11-
$1
(extra)_
Y. 1
preferred
preferred
10-29
35c
(quar;)
10-30
15c
25c
2
11-
75c
t.
4%
P-ittsburgh. Finance
11-23
*
(quar.)____
Pine Street Fund (2-for-l stock' split)__
11.
secu¬
iquar. 1
(subject to approval of ICC)
split
subject
to
approval
.of
9-30
30c
preferred
from
Inc.
(quar.)
10-15
$l5c
.
(quar.).
11-14
12-14
in¬
net
(Kansas):—
securities
preferred
Western
15c
Pennsylvania Gas (guar.),
Credit Jewellers. Ltd.
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)
from
15c
iN.
Inc.,
Gas
divd.
5.20%
2
35c
;
.
11-14
12-1
12-14
Fund—
Western Light
10-16
10-30
$$1.50
(quar.)
cents
stockholders)
Square Mutual Fund. (26c from longterm capital
gains and 9c from net in¬
9-30
1
.
7
Transportation Co.—
Pacific
20c
(quar.)—
12-
(quar.)___
Ohio
$45c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
38c
3%
Products
net
5c
Corp.
Pan
10- 9
$1.25
Co.
preferred
7»/2c
Pall
2
(4V2c from net investment income and 23c
$6c
i_
10-
11-
12'/2c
/West Coast Telephone,
Canadian Investment, Ltd.—
,
10-15
2
,,r
10- 7
1
11-
—
(quar..i_
(J.),
A
$1.44
12-
25c
:
10-15
11-
10c
____,
(quar.)____
Wellington
$1.50
,
Lighting Corp. (quar.)__
Package Products (quar.)
10-20
11-
A
Weingarten
9c
Pacific
10-12
3%
Bros.
Class
10-29
10-20
12-
20c
Wire
$1.75
22y2c
_____
(accum.i__
and
Products
Aberdeen
11-16
10-10
Food
Grove
Ltd.—
&
11-27
Corp.-»-
Mutual
Walnut
37 V2C
___t
12-15
1
11-12
131 y4
income
(quar. i
10- 8
$3.25
(quar.i
»
<3-for-2
convertible
10-15
30c
Hampshire
12-
35c
split) ______;
Telephone
1
$1.12'/a
;___
10-16
12-14
10-15-
(Kansas 1—
(5
A
preferred
11-
tl6c
$L12ya
(quar.)
pfd.
Publishers,
(3-for'-2
B
United-Whelan
93%c
invest,
10-30
20c
&
class
Winn-Dixie
gains)
9-10
15c
:
Insurance
Foil,
United
Gas—
(initial)
common
Northwestern
10c
1
S
Fire
Stock
:
10-19
profits)
Printers
Class
9-30
75c
S.
U.
9-30
8)
:
'
(quar. 1
income
vestment
United
White
Oct.
10- 9
_____;
pfd.
Continental
United
lc
9V2c
payment omitted
11- 2
10-30
11- 1
Inc.—
12 V2 c
(quar.)
Fund
Northern RR.
.6%
i7yaC
~
4
Penn
j"j—
(quar.)
11-
Funds,
$;0655
;
10-13"
$40c
(quar.)
dividend
(Subject
$1,50 conv preferred
11-13
5%
(quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)__
(A. C.) Co. (quar,)_____.
Northern-Illinois Corp., com. (quar.i
11-13
65c
&
12-
United
Central RR.—
22c
Planters
Finance Co. of America, class A &
class B
Stock div.
(Payable in class a com.)
Fireman's
4
Fund—
Nielsen
12-15
ap¬
III
11-
4%'
(quar.)
,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_^
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share (8c from net
12-15
31).
dividend)
1
subject to approval of stockholders Nov. 9 )
2%
8c
to
1
12-
25c
414%
(quar.)_
FinaL
10c
10c
31 y4c
split subject
proval of stockholders Oct.
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_____..
12-
t60c
$1.06'/4
___
10- 7
11- 4
10-15
37'/2c
12V2c
(quar.i
Lines
(3-for-l
4V2%
11-13
20c
conu^lnitial)"
(quar.)
10-15
(Increased)
System Inc.
(quar.)
Air
Stock
J25c
com.
3%%
11-16
65c
(quar.)
Sign & Signal,
110c
11-
$1
Peoples
(Fate-Root-Heath Co.
4
United
$1.18%
(quar.)
1
Stock div. (-2 1/-10th shs. for each sh. held
•
(quar.)
4
from
Inc.,
Theatres
York
tlOc
"""
(initial)
Gxeter & Hampton
il-
37%c
(quar.)
70c
11-1
2%
Unit
5preferred
20c
(initial)
1 ..,11- 1
—_
(quar,>
common
7%
Co.
9th
Common
20c
(quar.i.
Rice
Income
York
25c
IIIII
,
11-20
37'/2c
_____——__
1
12- 1
(quar.)
(quar.i—
Gas
&
Watson
A
Pennman's
dividend
Eichler Homes
Federal
14c
$25c
Gas
11-20
4
Company
Oil
11V2C
com.
_
10-16
4
12-
Trani:
Communica¬
Common
11-16
in-
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd. (quar.)
'.Eaton Mfg. (2-for-l stock
split)_______
Eablen
1
$15c
Union
10-23
12-
1
________
________
10-21
12-
—
(Bait.)
'
Corp.
Royal
New
'.come and 2c from capital gains)__
,
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., cl. A (quar.)
Participating preferred (quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
I_III
Stock
12-
$37 Vac.
City,
5c
(quar.)
11- 2
12-
split 1
(quar.i.
this time
at
(quar.)
Marine
new
B
England
New
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
preference
Eastern
15c
tl5c
_____
Tudor
5
White
10-26
Ltd.—■" ~
Industries,
(initial
Fabrics
conv.
Dominion
Dreyfus
10-30
25c
Electrohome
common
Trico
10-30
$3.50
G.)
Rhoads,
National
New
2c
Monthly
Dominion
Ford
10-
25c
Oominguez
Monthly
$1
10-15
25c
11-
10-16
1
12-
—
class A
stock
Transmission
Gas
Finance
11-20
11-20
_—
i.—
10-20
36c
(quar )
Corp.,
dividend
preferred
12-
12-7
12-14
50c
Extra
—
9-30
1
30c
33c
$0.2375.
Co.
&
Greene
10-31
4
__________
dividend
Mutual
•
(quar.)
:
1
;_
Co.
P.)
cent
Texas
12-
———-
_
100%
_________
(quar.)—
(Canada),t Ltd.
ij.
$1.10
___
Ltd
Stock
.60
Corp.—
Registered
of
—"
Day-Brlte Lighting
(quar.)
Dean. Phipps Stores, ,5y2% preferred
Decca Records, Ltd.,
ordinary
-
:
(increased-quar.)
Maid
Stock
100%
100%
;
J54c
'
(Common
stockholders)
Stevens
U.
preferred
Minute
10-16
2
Corp.—
(Stock
10-15
t54c
$1
11-
2c
Steel'Co.
Meyer
New
Dalton
10-15
11-
>
—•.
—
(2-for-l
Holdings,
1
10-31
Light
Gas
11- 6
10-20
10-10
15c
States
Brands
11-13
4%
preferred
11-16
4%
Springfield
'
Light & Power, Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
(H. H.) Packing Co.—
6y2%
preferred
(quar.)
7
31 y4C
6
+37 y2c
Mexican
10-20
10-15
t20c
;
11-
12-11
10-26
11-25
•
Ltd.—
Co.,
4%%
35c
;
1
■
10-15
dividend
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.).
(Arthur
$1.37 y2
Ltd.
preferred
12-
(quar.i
common
payment omitted
Common
10-22
60c
(quar.)__
crescent Petroleum
McKee
11-24
$1.50
common
$1.44
tlOc
Special
iy4c
(quar.)
Natural
6
8IV2O
Gas System (quar.)
Electric, common (quar.)_:
11-6
10c
Interim—
30c
„
1
;
1
Co.—
(quar.i—
12-
11-
19c
approval of stockholdersi____
Telephone, com. iquar. 1
to
preferred
12-
-
—;
(quar.)
$1.32
36c
(quar.i
Co.——_____
—i
Service
10-30
Co.—
Melville Shoe
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
Electric
Southwestern
35c
61c
25c
55c
50c
(quar.)__
Inc
10-19
10c
—
Varnish
Fund,
2
10-15
shares._
Maryland Casualty
(quar.)____
Mayer (Oscar) & Co. (quar.
Louis Ry.
;
(subject
5c
iquar.j___
11-16
30c
(quar.i
(quar.)
Shirt
10-15
10-19
10-16
11-13
11-
27'/2c
—
International
10-15
10-31
10-26
11- 1
1-2-60
preferred
<quar. i__
Public Service, stock
Stubnitz
(quar.)__.
Holdings, Ltd.,
participating pfd.
5%
10-15
$1.25
^
Co.,
11-13
10%
1
4.40%
10-15
25c
Amer.
A
A.
Manhattan
11-15
•Columbia
Conduits
10-23
10c
preferred (quar. i
Colorado Credit Life, Inc.—
Concord
10-21
60c
!___
$3.50
preferred
1
11-30
R.
tion
;
class
series
Steel
11-15
10c
Southwestern
5%
series
Fibre
Marconi
.__
Colgate-Palmolive
6%
M.
of
(quar.)
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Concord
10-21
1
25c
(N.Y.)
dividend
Stores
10-15
11-
12-
2
1
______
series Z
Common
22)
Bank
Casualty
Stock
10-15
11-2
45c
(quar.)_
approval
2
Longviev/
Lukens
11-
37'/2c
—
2
11-
Fund—
_Growth
27'/2c
preferred
$1
&
Materials
20c
com.
preferred
(initial quar.)____
A
iquar.)
Co.
Paint
Industries
6
11-
1
10-20
35c
(quar.)
Investors
Manhattan
Citizens
10-20
11-
11-
50c
10-15
11-10
$1.05
Corp.
subject
to
stockholders
Century
1st
Balanced
2
11-10
$1
(quar.)__
pfd.
West
split
10-16T
11-
1
12-1
11^
——-
preference
Insurance
10-30
4%
Mfg.
Southwestern
11-
iquar.i
(quar.)_
Star
Lone
25c
(quar.)
$1.40
10-13
11-16
5c
5
12-
____
(quar.)____
preferred
12- 1
(quar.i
Co.,
&
Southern
$1.25
Co.
Groceterias,
2nd
10-15
$1.05
(initial)
com.
pfd.
(quar.)
South
___
-—-
———_.i
4%
Corp.,
preferred
(2-for-l
City
(interim)
1-
10-19
20c
new
Light,
Securities
Central
Chase
Co.,
preferred
Central
11-13
1
B
$2.40
$1.50
100%
Singer
20c
15
A.,
Ltd.,
12-15
Co.
Powpr
S.i
Smith-Alsop
10-
10c
:
Cos.,
Loblaw
dividend).
(quar.)
&
11-
(quar.)
preferred
Central
12-
$37c
Ltd.,
4.20%
31 '/i C
(quar.)
(stock
Caterpillar Traction
Loblaw
10-15
2
class
preferred A
(T.
Stanhill
(Increased)—.—
dividend
Stock
10-15
Class
?
Ordinary "B"
Company
(quar.)_
Carwin
11-
$17c
.__
2
Ltd.—
preferred
Steel
11-
Pacific
$2.44
10-15
11-
—
Co.
Extra
25c
common
new
Francisco Ry. Co
Salant,
&
Simms
—
(quar.i
Consolidada
La
11-10
(Del.) —
Co.
(quar.)
Linen
$1.50
—
9-29
10-16
35c
12-21
1
Leece-Neville
(s-a)
10-20
2
11-
$i.i2y2
_
A
10-31
10-15
35c
Inc.
Company
Kroger
ap-
$25c
9-30
held
15
each
Stores
Kobacker
10-'8
25c
.
stockholders
to
10-19
Inc.,
LoUis-San
Time
10-15
$0,058
____
11-5
10-12
8-24
95c
(initial)
ordinary
rets,
dividend
M.i
—..Z___
Sierra
11-16
$1
—
"(quar.i
(Earl
Jorgensen
10-20
10-20
10-19
Security-Columbian Banknote (quar.)
Selma-DincUngs Plantations, Ltd. (quar.)
Ryder System,
6-
3%
____
—
preferred
11-16
(quar.)
Salant
11-
75c
—
common
for
(initial)—
—_i-.—________
10-15
$1.50
common...
Quarterly
5%
—•_
Z,
Inc.,
11- 1
11-1
10-29
,,
.
St.
(quar.i__.__
_—
share
(One
2
12-20
15c
15c
17'/2c
(s-a)^___'_
10-20
$1
Corp.
Jantzen;
10-21
10-15
12-28
1-2-60
____
5 '
to
Stores—
10-29
45c
.
each
for
12-31
$2
Valley RR.
25c
1
H-
$10
dividend)
10-15
21c
subject
payment
10-31.
1.
5c
___—
11-1
10-15
11-13
10-13
.11-12
(quar.i
(stock
10-15
10-15
15c
•
1
10-26
12- 5
11- 4
11-5
_______
11-
11-
4%
-
.
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
(stock
Inc.
share
Jervis
2
11-12
and
(quar.)
Class B
•
.
.
30c
55c
10-
31 %c
(quar.)——;
—
Utilities Corp.
(incr.-quar.) __
Kennametal,
deposit
10-20
1
Standard
10-28
Oxygen—
Amer.
Common
:
i;.
30c
—
10-15
30c
15c
■■'■■■
—
$12'/2c
10c
—■-
11-30
20c
_—
(quar.i;—
(final
Genessee
10c
5c
10-13
10-23
____
(quar. >
approval of stockholders)Rose's
10-16
8c
,
10-20
10-16
10-30
in-
net
_____—:
Arena.
11-2
11-
shares/held.)——
10
Corn,
shs.
10-19
10-20
11-16
$7'/2c
——
Tobacco Co._
—
(3-for-2 stock split)__—_
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd—
American
2
$1.37 V2
—
pfd.
Corp.,
International
10-15
10-30
c
$1.93
...
8
10-28
.
,*
8c
Reynolds (R. J.)
Reynolds Metals
9
preferred
40c
:
10-
split)_____'
Enterprises
Interchemical
5%
(quar. I
income).
investment
10-28
30c
28'/a
(quar. i—__;
10-30
12-
Y.)
6%
10-16
35c
.Belgian National Ry., partic. pfd._
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc. (from
Boston
Co.,
Loan
10-16
(quar.i——_
common
preferred
conv.
2
10-
(quar,)__
11-16
'
15c
Power,
10-31
(increased-quar. i
10-
each
for
Stores
Southern
10-16
&
11-16
1
15c
Republic Natural Gas (s-a)
12-18
(s-a)____,
Co.
(N.
Light
4V2%
Baldwin
10-16
stock
Reliable
10-15
1
10-15
A
1
12-
(One new share of class A
Stock dividend
11-16
10-31
Co.
10-31
—
11-30
11-
60c
:
(special).
Drugs
15c
(quar.i
9
2%
(initial)
Chemical
37 y2c
<quar.)___—
11-
New
50c
Co.
10-26
12-
_______
(Canada), Ltd.—
common (initial quar.)
9
Co.
stock
17 y2c
—
11-
Co.—
common
10-20
10-20
10-29:
17'/2c
—
(quar,)—
preferred A
conv.
6%
10-16
9
2
11-
5c-
—
com.
10-30
11-30
(quar. )_„.___
pfd,
class
Ltd.
&
&
(Henry)
Hotel
•
6%
Holt
10-30
11-
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
common
preferred
$1.50
11-12
$97c
(initial)
Plastics
Automobile
1
12-
12-10
50c
Folding Machine—_____:
Chemicals Ltd. (quar.)
Roan
America, Inc. (stk. divd.)
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.i
12-11
i7y2c
__
11-28
16
of
Inns
Holiday
(Three-for-two
(quar.)
10-31
28c
25c
(quar.)
N.)
(P.
Hirsch
45c
Anderson, Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
$2.90 preferred (initial)- ———
Aurora
12-1
11-
< quar. i
10-19
62'/2 c
25c
and
11-17
3iy4c
Reitman's
—
Cementing
5y2%
Co.,
Company
—————
Inc.
Corp.
10-19
(quar)
(quar,)_
& Co.,
F.)
(J.
Higbee
Foundry—
&
split
American
12-
12-11
••—•,
<increased-quar.)__
Power
12-11
2 y2c.
.
20c
(quar.)—
American
1
8%c
—
—2_——
—•
Co.
Well
Oil
(A.)
Hartz
•
'
10-31
25c
20c
investment income
capital gains)_-___
Insurance
Harris
20c
12'/2c
;•
—18c
Increased
Rochester &
_10r26
11-25
37 y2c
•---
Gulf
i
—
Holder*
Payable 0) Rec.
~
o
Reichhold
15c
from
from
Halliburton
Florida
of
Co.
Insurance
Bankers
American
10-15
11-15
11-17
22 y2c
—
2
Shares—
Industry
cents
(9
cents
25c
(quar.)
Alpha Beta Food
6%
Growth
1
75c
25c
Algoma
6%
1
10-
10-15
10c
10-22
11-
;
1
10-15
1
11-
I2V2C
—--
10-22
-2
Co.
(quar.
Gorton's of Gloucester___
10-
10-15
5c
(quar.)___..
Products
Control
2
11-
12 V2C
—
10-
10-15
5c
11-
$7
-
—
—
Godfrey
—
Extra
Air
dividend
Stock
.
Tube Corp., common
_______
convertible preferred (quar.)_______
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America—
Reece
10-16
time
•—-
;
(initial quar.)
New, common
$1.75
A—________________
common
convertible preferred (quar.)
Gainble-Skogmo, Inc., com. (increased quar.)
5% preferred (quar;)__
General Public Utilities Corp.
(quar.i______
General Tire & Rubber
(increased-qUar. i__
10-16
50c
(quar.)_—
deferred
payment
Common
Adams-Mills
11-13
1
7
When
Share
-
Raymond International—
-•
Reading
Gabriel Co., 5%
0) Rec.
Payable
Share
of Company
Name of Company
12-15
$1.25
AA_______
Common
'
Name
:
12-
$1
r-
tirhe).
this
Holders
When
action
(No
which have not yet reached their
"
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)____
taken on common payment at
Fruehauf Trailer,
we
ously announced, but
payment date.
Dairies
Foremost
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
during the current week. Then we follow with
table in which we show the payments previ¬
Dividend announcements are
1-2-60
250
-■
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
Monday/October 12, 1959
...
'
10-15
9-30
40c
30c
11- 2
10-15
10-1*
37y2c
50c
40c
11- 2
11-16
10-26
10- 9
10-23
10-16
9-30
9-22
9-1 j
*-
.
»
Number 5889
190
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
—
'
'
■
~
Per
I.
Name o} Company
American Furniture
Inc.
(quar.)
Amerada Petroleum Corp._.(quar.
Quarterly..
American
6%
preferred
v
3.90%
dividend)^
Brooke
10-20
12-22
12-
10-30
97 Vic
10-15
10-15
9-30
American
Marietta
common
Co.—
!
$1.12%
12-1
11-
2
10-
11-
2
preferred
convertible
Burroughs
Bush
Byers
7%>
(N.
Insurance
'
;
Extra
—
American
6%
Natural
American
r;, 7%
Gas
Co.,
American
Title
Insurance
Anchor Post
Anderson
Class
Cable
&
Products
Electric
B
Co.—
10-15
10-
.10-30
11-
California
77c
10-28
9-29
10-
12-22
12-
2
15c
11-16
11-
11-16
11-
$2.50
472%
Water
Common
11-
1
7%
preferred
(quar.)
5c
10-15
9-10
rl%
preferred
(quar.)
40c
10-20
9-30
9-30
Packing Co., 47a % pfd.
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
$1.27'/2
10-15
9-30
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)_
10-15
9-30
Cutter Laboratories,
10-15
9-30
(quar.)____
17J/2c
Telephone—
(increased-quar.)
32c
Campbell
11-
2
10-
Fire
Campbell
Canada
60c
11-
10-
1
Canada
4.50%
10-
6
4'A%
10-
6
Canada
Asn.
A
Class
A
B
2
10-20
Canada
2
10-20
Canadian
10-15
9-30
10-
3
47? %
preferred
Arrcw-Hart
Artesian
5674c
(quar.)
7%
Water,
preferred (quar.)
Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Associated
Interim
—
—
Associated
Stationers
Supply
.
(quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
City Electric, common (quar.)__—
4% preferred (quar.)
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.35%
4.75%
Atlas
Credit
Automatic
—
(s-a)—•__
dividend)
5%-pfd.
(stock
com.
pref
(quar.)
Products,
$1
11-
11*
2
11-
2
10-
8
11-
2
10-
8
non-voting non-cum
Ayres (L, S.) Company—
4%%. preferred (quar.)
2 %
Ltd.:
10c
preferred
Corp.
of
3
32
B-I-F
cents
from
6%
Industries
Co.
2
10-
2
11-20
10-15
10-
10-31
10-
1-15-60
12-31
25c
10-22
10-13
12«/2c
10-16
9-28
50c
10-20
9-25
$1
10-20
9-25
$1.06
10-20
9-25
$1.75
10-20
9-25
772%
10-16
9-25
;
Trust
Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—.
(Stock dividend)--—
dividend
;
Barber-Ellis
(Canada)
Ltd.
(extra).:
10-15
2%
75c
1-1-60
7-1-60
Baystate
&
Paper
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
4%
Telephone
Belmont
Quarterly'
of
Works
Iron
Eensonhurst
Co.
Natl.
pfd.
common
(quaf.)
______
N.
Fisheries
Corp.
Edison,
$50c
10-15
9-15
2
10-15
10-
10-
5%
10-15
11-14
12-19
12-
10-20
12-
1
11-
2
87 y2
__
c
75c
11-2
1012-
Conn
2
9-25
:
American
deposit
receipts
(interim)
1
shilling. ^(Equal to approximately
per share).
11-16
al4c
10-30
11-
2
preferred
non-cumulative
5%
non-cumulative
9-30
4727o
preferred
11-10
10-
9
Dominion
10-15
10-
1
u
10-
1
10-15
77c
10-1
preferred
Dominion
Paper.
Dominion
Steel
Dominion Tar &
10-31
11-
43Ac
10-23
30c
3%
11-16
12-31
11- 5
87'/2c
11-
Dow
«tock
10-7
1-6-60
12-15
to
4-1-60
$10c
10-30
42 %c
10-15
93 %c
10-15
1956)
investment
'
$35c
10-15
$$1.50
11-
1
11-
1
Co.
Engineering
Inc.
11-13
10-15
10-23
10-15
10-15
10- 2
$1.50
1-1-60
12-18
11-15
10-20
$1.12'/2
1-1-60
du
Stock Fund
Machinery
Life
Corp.,
Ltd—
12- 4
12-
12- 1
(Toronto)
preferred
:
$1.0674
11-16
11- 2
Eastern
States
10-15
10-30
10- 2
10-16
10-15
9-30
10-24
10-
11-16
$50c
12-15
10-20
-512-
8
5172c
527»c
1
1010101010-
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
1111-
1
1
5
5
10- 5
(initial)—
$$1
10-28
—
7—L—
$1.25
11- 2
10-9
Consolidated
Natural
Gas
Consolidated
Paper
Corp.,
Co.
(quar.)
10-15
9-10
6%
Royalty
Water
preferred
Oil
5272c
11-16
10-15
$40c
10-15
9- 4
Co.,
16c
Co
class A
(quar.)—
Consumers Power
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
.
(increased)
1772c
3772c
10-15
10-15
65c
11-20
1-2-60
1-2-60
1-2-60
$4.16
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.12 72
$1.13
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
1
$1.04
2
2
»■
25c
11-14
11-
11-
10-12
2
10-24
10-
8
10-24
10-
9
10-30
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
11-14
10-31
10-31
11-14
10-15
10-15
10-
-
9-30
9-30
10-23
12- 4
12- 4
12- 4
9-24
1
14C
10-15
10-
$$1.75
12-15
11-30
$60c
10-15
$$1.50
—
10-15
1
9-30
9-30
11-
1
10-13
$1.75
11-
1
$1.50
11-
10c
(quar.)
of Amer. (quar.)____
Industries, Ltd.—
a
10-
a
10-15
10-
1
20c
10-15
10-
»
22 y2 c
(quar.H-_____„,—,—-
10-
1
15c
(accum)
Musical
$30c
3772C
10-15
10-
1
50c
11-
1
10-1:1
$1.12 72
11-
1
10-10
11-
2
10-15
25c
15%
shares
(final)
(initial quar.)
12-11
X2 72c
10-22
9-22
12 72c
1-22-60
12-24
.
Manufacturing
Co.
40c
10-15
9-13
10-30
10-ltf
$12 y2c
10-31
9-33
20c
10-19
9-2S
11-10
10-29
60c
Erie
Forge & Steel Corp.—
(stock dividend)————
67«
preferred
(quar.).
Common
Erie
Ero
preferred
(quar.)
&
Pittsburgh RR.
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Evans
Grocery
Products
—
gtd.
15c
10-30
10-2O
6272c
—
i-
(quar.)—
——
10-30
10-23
87 72c
12-10
ll^fJ
12 72c
10-15
10-
1
A
10c
Co._.
10-15
10-
25c
Co.
10-30
10-1S
>
10- 6
10-26
'
$4.50
—
(accum.)
(quar.)
Electric
Evans
Ltd.
2
11-
$13c
(quar.)
Employers Group (Assoc.) class A (quar.) —
Enamel & Heating Products, class A (quar.)
;——
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)
57«
5%
11-
11-14
$10c
,.
B
Quarterly
-
Foods
9-18
11-14
$93 %c
!_
—
(initial)
Laboratory
Emco, Ltd.
'
2
30c
8772c
Stop-Nut Corp.
Emhart
11-
9-18
Ltd.—
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.) -JI
_________
&
10-15
9-24
$1.1272
(1956)
Products
Amer.
10-27
Co.—
(quar.)__
Corp. (Md.)—
(accum.)
Co.
Sault
Electric
10-14
—
Mfg.
Elastic
5
5
5
11- 1
1
&
A
preferred
47a%
10- 5
55c
(quar.)
Corp.-r^
preferred
Ekco
9-24
2
11-
1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Nemours
Participating
10-28
—
dividend
prior to Nov. 2,
dividends)
Supply
Industries
50c
——
&
Centers
Eastern
Edison
10-15
9-30
10-
for share basis
share
Corp.
10-17
51c
Y,
a
Power, 7% pfd. (acc|«n.) —
Bakeries,
com.
(increased-quaT.)—
Economics
10-15
2
12c
10-13
-
11-
into
(Convertible
Canada
of
10-20
$8c
4
10-28
2%
—
(quar.)*
(quar.)
2
4772C
,
N.
of
Co.
Food
$6
9-
10-15
30c
Kootenay
Echlin
9
$15c
:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Freres, Ltd.—
Eastern
9
10-
10-12
$15c
$1.25
(increased-quar.)
com.
de
1
15c
(quar.)_
(q*ra*J
Co.
I.)
11-
11-
6'Ac
2
converted
10-30
$1.25
/
Mines, Ltd.
(E.
Paintr
East
10-31
11-
$$1.75
,
(quar.)
registered class A (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)_~!l_
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50 pfd.
Eagle
9-20
19-
$40c
(quar.)
com.
55c
EZ
25c
10-31
$10c
—:—
common
preferred
77a%
*
10c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__—
(reduced)!
Ltd.
10-29
Ltd.—■
Co.,
Common
11-10
11-10
1
be
Metals
preferred
Dupuis
(from investment
:
10-15
Supply Co.
on
28c
(increased)_
Assn.
must
Pont
$7
(quar.)
International
Edison
1
10-16
37J/2c
7'/2c
9c
,
(quar7)\___-'
9-25
10-16
9-11
America—
of
(quar.)
$4.52
$$1.10
Corp.,
preferred
8
9-21
10-15
15c
10-30
$1772c
(quar.)
25%
(quar.)__
income)
(monthly).-.
$4.25 pfd. (quar.)
3-15
10-
$4.50
7c
Consolidated
(quar.)
1947 and
(from
Insurance
Consblidated
(quar.)_
Pbnt
$3.50
'
(C. G.), Ltd., common
Stock
12-15
10-
du
11-37
11- C
45c
.
,
_______
preferredpreferred
$5
1-1-60
10- 3
12-17
11-25
10c
(quar.)_
3-31
11-13
10-15
__.
stock
receive
$1.25
(quar.)
4-15-60
20c
Ducomniun
.
*44c
11-16
Linoleum
Coal
Company,
common
RR.
10-32
12-31
10-15
1st
preferred
and
Pacific
&
9-30
1-15-60
$60c
Extra
Ry.—
Paul
10-15
*43c
$50c
Chemical Ltd.,
dividend
Drackett
9-30
$44c
$$1.12%
preferred
Co. .(quar.)
Chemical
12-10
1
10-30
10-15
i.
Ltd
&
5%
Corp.,
47c
»
9-30
11-25
(quar.)
Textile, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
77c
9-23
11-23
10-15
t50c
is-a)
Dominion
9
10-15
9-30
$20c
1
2
10-30
$50c
8
2
11-
12-21
tlOc
Quarterly
10-
10-
11-16
Steel—
&
&
10-28
1-4-60
t20c
(quar.)
Cloth
10-
5%
Co.—
Denison
9-16
Oil
Ducomniun Metals
9-30
9-30
8-27
1272C
i!
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
..
10-15
10-
9-30
10-14
tl772c
Ltd.; com.
___
10-24
2
10-15
10-26
39c
1
10-
9-28
3772C
(quar.)
Glass,
2
Dover
inc.)
in
(quar.]_;
preferred
preferred
preferred
Foundries &
Dominion
12-21
10-15
9-28
2
972
The
cash
plus
profits.
payable
is
Engineering Works, Ltd.
11-
37V*o
Pictures
Consolidated
10-31
Telephone Ltd.—
non-cumulative
5%
37V4c
Consolidated
9-16
„
(quar.).
5%
2'/2%
Consdlidated
•
Columbia
9- 9
9-30
25c
(quar.)
$2.20
80
7 72C
.
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)
4%%
Dominion
10-21
10-15
2
11-
25c
(quar.)
11- 2
V
11-
Dia¬
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
Dairies,
Ltd.,
common
Dominion
27e
dividend)
dividend
Shoe
$2.06
of
772C
___•.
Quarterly
British
9
65c
$2.09
10-19
10-19
15c
(quar.)
10-13
l'/ic
Light & Power Co.—
$1.90 preferred (quar.)__.
$2
preferred (quar.)_:
$2.04 preferred (quar.)____
9
11-
2
preferred
10-
10-30
Connecticut
7
1-2-60
2
6%
10-20
7c
r_
St.
to
(quar.)
income
securities
Mines,- Ltd.
23c
(incr.)
Ry. (s-a)—Illuminating Co.—
(series
Fund
Confederation
9-24
net
Corp., common
$1.56 preferred (quar;)
Dome
I
11-15
$5
Dodge Mfg;
9-30 "
10-
10-15
15c
a8%%
investment
33c
income)
Compo
10-23
50c
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
Co.
Stores
$10c
Mahoning
Commonwealth
11-20
$1
11-
Ltd.,
-
17y2c
Electric
&
Commonwealth
5
25c
_!_
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Combustion
10-31
75c
11-
Power
10-12
9
10-15
11-15
30c
ll3/4c
9-301
9-30
10-
effective Sept. 28.
Corp.
dividend
cent,
Dominick
(quar.)
Virginia
changed
9-30 '
100%
dividend
pfd.
Stock
9-16
$1.07
3%%
10-15
.10-30
11-16
Inc.—
from
10-15
—
;
Western
Finance
Combined
9-16
10-15
$1.20
Columbia
(Gtd.)
preferred fquar.)
Molded Products (quar.)_
Columbia
10-10
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers,
net
11-14
10c
A
Colonial
9-29
10-20
(quar.)
British
from
cents
$20c
.
5
30c
(quar.).
Ltd
11-13
11-13
10-12
1
10-20
year-end dividend of 2V\ cents
1
97?
12-
3772C
(quar.)—
common
above
& Sons
1
25C
Electric
of
Shares,
Extra
common
of
Electric
9-30
preferred
Mines,
&
Milwaukee,
Colonial
5
10-15
10-15
preferred
Pioneer
S.)
12-
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 4% pfd. (quar.)
50C
7% regular guaranteed (quar.)__—_—8772c
10-16
11-
4.25%
Bralorne
Ry.
Common-(quar.) ■
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_
8
$10c
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
Corp.,
National
(J.
A 1959 fiscal
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
Gas
9
$1
"(quar.).
title
12-
5c
dividend....
Cleveland
1-13
2-
4.787*
Co.
Corporate
$$1.25
(quar.)
&
8
10-15
Eourjois, Inc. (quar.)
Bowater Paper. Ltd. (interim)
Bowl-Mor
I
Gardner
preferred
$15c
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
Clayton (Mark) & Co. (quar.):
9
2-
15c
common
10-
$"1.50
Trust,
Colorado Central Power Co.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
3-1-60
11-
10-14
5c
__________
Eofg-Warner Corp., common
372%
preferred (quar.)
Boston
1-31-60
20c
u
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
4%
10-31
$25c
(quar.)
Cascade
Booth
3-1-60
25c
;__
._.
preferred A (quar.)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common
10-15
$70c
(extra)
Clearfield
Y.)
$1
Boise
1
15c
50c
1
(Brooklyn,
—__
preferred
12-
r
9-30
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
•
10-15
11-
,
12-
25c
(quar.)
—
Diamond
»
2'/2c
Cincinnati
3
2
15c
•_
_________
Beryllium Corp.
(2-foh-l
stock-split)
Biddeford & Saco Water (quar.)__
Biltmore Hats, Ltd., common
(quar.)
6%
10-30
11-
11-
20c
Canada
Bank
Co.
1
20c
—
——
Gas
12-
$17 720
(quar.)
Extra
Berkshire
11-16
30c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
Bell
80c
$50c
(quar.)—
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7%
Eelknap Hardware & Mfg.,
Common '_—
4%
+
:__
1
12-15
10-15
•
10c
Products
Chicago
10-
10-1
Dividend
_-_
preferred
Series
6
10-15
10-1
9-15
(quar.);
Common
Ltd.—
~~r=
Gas
Acceptance,
Common
6-10
10-
11-1
9-30
12-11
2 Jo.
._
Stock
10-1S
10-31
11- 1
10-16
9-24
Barber Oil Corp.
9-3<*
10-22
50c
'
..."
9
15c
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
!—.—Giorgio Fruit, class A (quar.
Class B (quay.)
_____•
!.—!
10-31
Stock
9
10-
Detroit Edison
10-15
Chicago,
10-
10-26
Di
10-15
(quar.):
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3>/2% preferred (quar.)
of N. J.
dividend
10-26
9-15
5c
Chicago Great
35c
3-4
35c
Stock
10-27
10-15
Tunnel
Canada
$933Ac
Georgia Ry. Co.—
(quar.)
-
Chesapeake
10-10
18c
Union Stock Yard Co
Detroit &
9-30
.
(quar.)
5
2
11-16
4-1-60
Denver
Dominion
Chemical
10-
11-
30c
$1.25
3-4
.
preferred
10-30
(stock dividend)
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)___
Chemical Fund, Inc.—
(Third quarter div. from net Invest,
9-30
10-15
93 %c
4-1-60
1st
$10c
Champion Industries
9
10-15
$1.50
,
Power
Tramway
to $3.50
/ $2.50
Dominion
Chain Belt Co.
7
15c
55c
___.
A
Ltd.
Extra
9-25
9
Corp.—
&
(quar.)
Extra
10-23
9
10-
9-18
8
A
10-
10-15
10-8
70c
$1.50
(Joseph) & Sons (quar.)__
Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_•_
4»A%
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.).i_—.__
1'
Class
Deming Company
10-
and
Bancroft
Bathurst
10-31
10-31
Class
10-
2
2
11-
6272c
11-16
10-31
10-30
9
2
11-
11-
30c
Company
Power
10-21
9-15
9-30
5272C
(Increased quar.)
Light (quar.)
(quar.)
Vilbiss
^5c
Century
11-
4
10-27
11-16
De
Delaware
50c
Hudson
12-
to
Corp. (N. Y.)_
Distillers Co., Ltd. (final)
Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_j
____^_
Central
4
12-24
643Ac
10-15
$15c
Light common
Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)___
of
12-
$1
equal
10-31
$1.25
Power
Common
shillings
5
10-31
mond
^___
Central
5
10c
.
Bankers National Life Insurance Co.
approximately
of
11-16
$2%c
1-15
5
12-21
$1.06
Discount
Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Central Electric Aj Gas, common (extra)
9-15
10-
50c
Dillon
Central
10-15
11-
35c
:
9-28
payment
57c
payment
income
10-28
!. Interim
Celotex
5
5%
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Transit
10-
10-15
1-15-60
25c
Bangor
Bankers
2
10-15
-
5%
25c
6%
preferred
Stock
11-
93%c
9-15
10-15
$1.1272
Ltd.—
Mines,
9-30
Investment
&
10-20
gains)——
(quar.)__
Viewers,
(stock
Cassier
3-18
0-15
3
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
Quarterly
10-20
10-31
Hamilton
Piano,
Baltimore
investment
capital
9
A
Consolidated
Extra
10-31
;__
(year-end
10-
Beers
10-15
Co.,
Ltd.
Plastics
(quar.)
Carolinar Clinchfield &
of America—
"B"
2
class
$2
De
10-15
(quar.)
Carpenter Steel
11-10
$1.12 72
__
Fund
from
Baldwin-Lima
Baldwin
11-30
$1.12 72
(quar.)
cents
9-30
9-29-60
12-19
V
(quar.)—_—
$30c
Extra
10-20
f.
;
•
Light, 4% pfd.
(quar.)
$$1.50
Canafund
Capital
•'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
OH Cos., Ltd. (quar.)^._____
Canadian
10-23
11-
15c
International
common
Canadian
^
—
dividend—-
Houghton
8
1
■'
prefmred
Carolina
(quar.)—a.—:_—
Automatic Canteen Co.
•
1
25c
Steels,
Avco
11-
10-
/
Quarterly
Axe
10-14
30c
.
preferred (1957 series) (quar.)_____
Atlantic Refining, 3.75%
pfd. B (quar.)_-_
Atlas Corp.,: com. •" (stock div.)_li
Atlas
Life Insurance
(Tulsa)
(quar.)
Stock
11-10
$2.50
472%
Atlas
2
7-1-60
,
$37720
$$1.25
;
(quar.)
General
Ltd.,
57c
4-1-60
t70c
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
(quar. )_^
Canadian
10-. 8
___;
Inc.—■
30c
,
9-15
Co.—*
prior
Steel
10-30
$1.08%
^_
(quar.)
&
conv.
7
$1.18%
(quar.)
Corp.,
Nichols
$1.20
12-
12-18
1-4-60
$1.75
$1.75
;
t87'/2c
(s-a)
Investments, Ltd.
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)__-_
10-16
10-15
30c
2
1
;;
preferred
Canadian
9-28
11-
37 72C
6%
1
11-1T
t87'/2c
Bronze,
preferred
'
r
(quar.)
Davenport Water Co., 5% pfd.,.(quar.)
Daystrom. Inc. (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)__—.—.
1
10-
t$1.06'A
;
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canadian
9-25
10-
$1.02 72
(quar,
Atlantic Coast Line RR.,
Austin
1
11-20
10-28
272 %
25c
Atlantic
4.10%
11-
43%c
—
1
10-15
60c
Hegeman Electric Co
&
'
12-
10-28
1
5c
class A
Ji5c
;
.
60c
12-
1-4-60
50C
Denver
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
5% preference (quar.)__
Canadian Drawn Steel, Ltd.-' V.?i'
9-30
10-15
10-15
10-15
40c
45c
(s-a)_
11-
!
(quar.)—
tl5c
(s-a)
Class
10-15
_
1010-
1
f8%c
(quar.)
Packers, Ltd.—
9-15
25c
—
(quar.)—
1
1
11-
60c
(quar.)_
11-
11-
33c
(s-a)
Ltd.
common
class
10-20
25c
(quar.).
common
1
31c
(Increased)
1
12 72c
(quar.)_.,__
Corp.
10-
1
31'Ac
Mines.
Ltd.,
11-
$60c.
$62 %c-
(quar.)——1—--
!
:
Foundries, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_____.
2
12-
$25c
:
Iron
2
10-15
Soup
partic.
11-
5c
——
Lake
Foils,
11-
$1.1272
preferred (quar.)
—
Applied Arts Corp.*—._
Argus Corp. Ltd., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar,)—___
1
Insurance
Red
9
Corp.,
1
(quar.)_l
1
Constable
11-
(quar.)__
Camden
—
Corporation,
33A% preferred series A
(quar.)_"__:
10-
2
10-31
$1.75
:
preferred
preferred
4y2%
11-
11-16
Dana
preferred
2
9
4.247c
,
preferred
1
Equipment
10-12
preferred
11-
',r
>•/' .r'
.
Dallas Power &
10-23
10-20
1
10-
Arnold
10-30
11-16
$1.25
$1.25
9-30
f
10-18
$1.75
!—!
Cudahy
1
10-
Aro
11-16
:28%c
,
■
10-
10-15
Mills
10-15
10-
10-15
Flour.
1
11-10
25c
Arizona
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
1
10-15
2
10c
preferred
$1.75
2
11-
28c
(quar.)_
preferred
.
10- 9
11-
10c
Sugar, common
7%
'
9
772C
r.7%
;
9-21
$50c
9-15
11-
9-18
"lOc
(quar.)
9-11
11-
11-10
10- 8
25c
Ltd.
Co.,
Cuban-American
25c
1
Seal
&
9-21
$1.50
(quar.)
10-20
9-18
10-30
10-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Cement
10-
—
9-21
75c
;
10-19
(quar.)—
10-15
30c
12-
Cork
Crown
(quar.)_L
10-20
$5674c
(quar.)
preferred
9
(quar.)'_l«_______
'
$2.50
10-
preferred
+97c
;
—
11-13
10-30
preferred
t30c
—
Chemical
11-30
10-15
preferred
convertible
class "A
(quar.)
Crouse-Hinds
(quar.)
$1.00
$70c
5%
of
Class B
$1.20
9-15
+35c
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd., com. (quar.)
_____:
572% preferred B (quar.)————_ •$$1.37%
$1.1272
Appalachian Power Co., 472% pfd. (quar.)_
Ansul
Corp.
&
10-15
10-21
100 shares field)__
for each
10-30
10-15
5C
dividend)—
(stock
-
Crossett Company,
$1.32
15c
preferred———
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
11-
$1.24
—•
preferred (quar.)__
Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
A
10-20
share
$1.3174
(quar.)
Package Mfg.
Petroleum
(One
t
3
___
10-15
(quar.)__
corpmon
(quar.)___:_
Interstate Telephone
California
Anglo Canadian
Class
1-2-60
9
1010-
;—
10-15
preferred
Packing
2
2 72c
10-16
9-25
9-25
10-14
$4c
—
A
Inc.__.
$1.17.% -V 10-15
pfd.
(quar.)__:
Portland
2
Creamery
12-11
10-16
10-26
class
Ltd.,
Investment Fund,
t5c
(quar.)______i
California
25c
(quar.)—
10-15
10-
9-30
$8c
(quar.)
Investors
J50c
(quar.)lk____-_
California
6
$3
Power,
preferred
67c. preferred
10-20
.11-1
2
11-13
•
40c
Craig Bit Co. Ltd
preferred
Crescent
11-13
1
50c
Crowley Millner & Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co.. $1.12 pfd.
7"
'
preferred
5.107e
2'
Power,
Oregon
California
10-15
25c
(quar.)__:
common
4.707c
.
2
;
Fund
10-15
1V2C
:—
:___
_i_:
California
(Mia*ni)—
Co.
60c convertible
/
2
2
35c
(quar.)—*——
Co
Inc.
Corp.,
11-
11-
Electric
•
__:
Wire
11-30
$1.75
Products
Quarterly
Anaconda
12-15
11-12
••
1
12-
1772C
37V2c
(quar.)
;____
California
,
(quar.)__.
Thermos
11-30
65c
—
Smelting & Refining
12-15,
37V2C
(quar.)____
com.
(quar.
preferred
American
3c
^
preferred
Industries
Extra
.
11-25
2
12-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
37'/2c
C.
Calgary & Edmonton Corp.; Ltd. (quar.)
Calgary Power, Ltd.,! common ^quar.)_
lc
Quarterly
Counselor's
15c
9-21
American National Insurance Co. (Galveston)
Corporate
$1.75
10-15
P.
$5.25
9-28
9-28
5c
(quar.)_
9-30
M.
9-28
10-15
10-15
10-
10-15
$1
(quar.)
Electric,
25c
10-29
Y.)
.:
Cornell-Dubilier
2%>
(initial-quar.)
com.
.
Co.
fl5c
(quar.)____■
dividend)
(Chicago)
Corp.
Inc.
Products
25c
20c
Fire
Quarterly
10-15
Motors
Cocper-Jarrett,
Corn
$1
^
51c
_____■
9-23
5
35c
(quar.)__„
(stock
Co.,
10-31
Continental
10-15
15c
35c
(quar.)___
Co.
—
15c
(quar.;__l
partic preferred
The 45 cent payment is payable in cash
stock)
American National
M.)
10-
2
10c
(quar.)
Extra
plus 45 cents from realized capital gains!
or
(A.
2
11-
5c
^u___
pfd.
Co.
9-15
11-
10c
preferred
Casualty
Holder*
Payable of Re a.
'
Extra
•-
15c
preferred
Corp.
Terminal
10-15
60c
(quar.)__::_
Brewing (quar.)
Eurlington Steel Co., Ltd.
Quarterly (6 cents from investment income
}
$26c
.
Burger
10-20
Continental
.
Corp. (s-a)___
common
(quar.)__
Plan, common (quar.)
Forge Cc;
Bullock's. Inc.,
4%
5
25C
,
10-31
When
Share
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating
-
9c
(increased-quar.)
Buffalo
11-20
$1.25
_
5%
preferred
(quar.)
American Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Per
Name of Company
British
Products
Steel
6%
,
(initial-quar.)
preferred
6%
(quar.)___
from
(1959)—
(quar.)___
Gas
9-30
$1.25
5
Maize-Products Co.
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rcc.—
Consolidated
I
Buckeye Corp.,
Budget Finance
5%.
10-
When
Share
Canada
Buchanan
(Orlando,
__—
tax
Bond
Brooklyn Union
1
Machine & Foundry—
American
New
11-11
$1.50
-
.
*4%%
11-30
'
(
Petroleum, Ltd.—
Approximately 9 cents free
$1.50
.
preferred (qUar.)__
preferred (quar.)
5%
»
12-15
Company
British
income
_
_
(stock
American
10-15
4.16%-
preferred
Florida)
10-30
Felt—
American Independent Reinsurance
*
Per
Name 0}
10-31
Casualty Co. (Orlando, Fla.)
&
6%
.
1,1-15
50c
:
Hair
(1529)— 13
'v
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
5c
25c
Fire &
American
When
Share
Co.,
——.
,
Volume
Fairbanks
Fajardo
Fall
Falstaff
Gas
6% pfd. (quar.)
Sugar Assn. (resumed)
('quar.)
—
Brewing
Common
a nt,
Co.,
Eastern
River
11-
1
nreferred
(auar.)
10-15
25c
10-30
10-
2
40c
11-15
11-
1
30c
10-27
10-12
30c
1-1-60
12-1*
Corp.—
(increased-quar.)
rnmmnn
$1.50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"Traders
&
Life
(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)
Quarterly
Insurance
,
$3
Grain,
National
Federal
Oil
Federal
4-1-60
3-15
2
11-
135c
——
10-16
11-
2
10-16
1-2-60
,135
A
Federal
12-15
$3
class
Ltd.,
12-31
12-22
25c
(monthly)
23c
10-15
9-30
+_——_—
5c
10-15
9-30
_
Pacific Electric Co.—
The
Mortgage
(N. J.)
Co.
Assoc.
—_
tions appearing in
these columns was
incorrect. The payments were intended
for
the
Financial
General
Corp.
v
50c
10-15
9-29
28'f4c
12-15
11-30
25c
12-15
12-
30c
10-15
30c
10-15
9-30
$1.25
10-15
9-30
$1.37 »/2
50C
10-15
9-30
10-31
10-10
Federal Paper Board, common
4.60%
(quar.)
(quar.)——-—
preferred
Federal
Works
Screw
(increased)-————
1
(increased-quar.)
Class
B
(increased-quar.) ———_°—
5% preferred (quar.)
—_——
5Va% prior preferred (quar.
Federated Department Stores,
Inc. (quar.)
A
Financial
$2.25
—
General Corp.,
(quar.)—-—
preferred
.11-
7J/2c
(quar.)—.
com.,
56V4C
....
9-30
■
1
10-
11-
1
10- 2/
2
75c
4preterred (quar.)."..—
4.96%
preferred (quar4)__————
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Ins. Co.—
Quarterly
Hat Corp. of America, 4Vz%
pfd. (quar.)—
Hawaiian Electric Co. Ltd.
5% preferred B (quar.)
1
41/4% preferred C (quar.)..
5% preferred D (quar.)..
;
/___
5% preferred R (quar.).
:
5 »/2 %
preferred F (quar.)—__—
5%% preferred G (quar.)..
...
Haydock Fund (quar.)—...
—...
56 Vic
common
62c
Industries
Haves
5G'/4C
7%
Hercules
pfd.
412%
(quar.)——
(San Francisco)—
20c
10-16
9-30
45c
10-15
9%>5
Acceptance
>
Stock
First
First
2%
National
City Bank
Firth Sterling Inc., 7%
Fluor
Ltd.
Corp.,
5
10-16
10-20
10-
10-20
10- 5
11-
$1.75
(quar.):
1
11-
75c
(quar.)..
Y.)
(N.
pfd.
10-30
50%
50%
dividend).
Co., class'A (stock
(stock dividend)—
B
10-
10-20
65c
dividend
Lumber
Class
1
10-
5
2
10-16
2
20c
30-23
10-
25c
(reduced
quar.)—'—
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%. pfd. (s-aj—._
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3Vi%
preferred (quar.)——
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine, class A (quar.)
12-15
10-30
10-15
1
10-
9
11-
1
10-
9
12%c
(qtiar.)--
10-30
1111-
1
10-
9
12 ',
B
93'lic
12 VL'C
I2V2C
Class
11-
1
10-
9
12-15
12-
7
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co. (resumed)
Foster-Forbes Glass, common
(quar.)—....
Foundation
Co.
of
Canada,
Ltd.
Common
Series
20c
10-20
10-10
1121/2C
(quar.)
10-16
9-25
income).
9c
(quar.)
Franklin Electric (stock dividend)
Corp.
Fraser
Brick
Tile
Fraser
Cos.,
&
Ltd.
_i___
(quar.).
Inc.,
...
—
Compuny
11-15
5c
11-15
12-15
9
9-30
10-31
-
-10-31
12-
1
—
10-
5
10-
5
10-
11-17
—
9-30
10-30
10-16
10-15
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
5
15c
10-31
10-1
Lear,
10-26
10-
Lee
56 J/4C
11-
4
10-27*
Leeds'
35c
11-
2
10-15
Leeds
(guar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
9-25
General
common
6%
American
Electric
General
Mills,
new
12-
1
11-12
11-
5
11-10
10-
9
12-22'
12-
8
10-28
30c
11-
2
10-
9
11-
2
18-
5
$1.25
11-2
10-
5
110c
11-16
16-16
11-
(initial)
com.
9-30
50c
.
9-30
25c
;
10-16
10-28
10-14
50c
...
2
10c
75c
(quar.)
Co. *(quar.)
Inc.,
10-
93 %c
preferred
General Dynamics Corp. (quar.)
General Crude Oil (quar.)—
General
10-15
$1
._
_______
Industries,
convertible
30c
50c
—
10- 9
9-25
General
Motors Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
$3.75
$5
General
5%
Steel
Wares,
preferred
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
———
2
of California———-
4%%
preferred
General
Telephone
Co.
of
22 VzC
5.20%
preferred
Gimbel
%
Bros.,
4Vz%
preferred
Glass-Tite
Industries
U5c
preferred
Goodman
,
:
4%
Government
Grafton
Grand
&
Union
Ltd..
Great
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
4.08%
(quar.)
—
—.
Electrica
American
de
shares
Ingram &
S.
1
11-14
1
11-14
12-
1
10-31
11-14
10-15
10-31
10-15
9-25
50c
class
"25c
9-22
11-
2
11-
2
10-15
11-2
10-15
10-15
10-16
10- 2
V2C
10-16
10-
16'Ac
7.
*
10-16
6%
2
10-
2
5
10-31
30c
10-16
9-25
25c
10-16
40c
11-25
11-10
11-25
9
12-15
10-15
9-21
5%
11-16
10-27
10-15
9-21
__
37 VzC
(Houston) —
40C
12-10
12= 1
11-11
9-11
dep.~rcts"
L.)
Co.
pfd. A (quar")"
dividend)
«27,/2%
$1.37->/2
2
10-
9
9
10-31
10-15
9-25
31V4C
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
—
42 M>C
10-15
convertible
preferred
ro-
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10- 9
&
Stores
24c
from
(quar.)
'
__
Insurance
_~H
(quar.)I"
Co.
11-16
11-
2
1-2-60
12-
3
10-30
10-15
$5
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)..
Gulf Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
Ltd., common
(quar.)
11-2
11-
2
10-
10-
Stock
&
Jack & Heintz,
Corp.
10-15
Joy
Hagan Chemicals &_Cqntrols,
5.30%
Halifax
preferred
Insurance
Halle Bros. Co.,
Inc.,
(quar?). ~
Scotia)
(Nova
10-26
com
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
——IIIIIII
Hamilton
Cotton,
5%
preferred
9-18
11-13
10-23
160c
10-15
10-15
L_—
Series
H-DA
(from
Harbison-Walker
preferred
ordinary income)_____
ordinary income).
I
10-15
9-10
10-
9
1
—TO- 9
12-28
11-28
11-
2
10-15
60c
10-15
10-
5
75c
10-15
10-
10c
11-
11-
3c
10-31
10-
2
3C
10-31
10-
2
10-20
10-
6
&
Marx
•
quar.i
10-15
9-30
50c
11-23
10-26
9-30
10-15
9-30
11-16
125c
12-15
11-16
120c
12-15
11-16
$1.06 V*
11-
2
10-13
$1
11-
2
10-13
10-15
9-30
t$1.25
10-31
10-15
(quar.)__
2
10-15
62'/2c
11-
(quar.)
20c
10-20
(quar.).
5&c
10-15
130c
10-15
5c
10-15
9-13
9-21
9-30
9-21
10-
1
——_—
10-15
117'/2C
10-15
9-21
9c
10-26
9-30
Trust—
20c
10-31
10-
4%
.'
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
10-31
10-5
10-30
10-
25C
933/4C
—
5
9
125c
11-
1
10-15
15c
11-
2
10-
9
3%
12-
2
11-
6
25C
10-31
10-16
IVic
10-31
10-16
...
-
(quar.)
30c
11-
2
9-28
130c
12-31
11-
35c
12-15
11-14
15c
10-30
10-
4.40% ? preferred
4.90%
preferred
Rubber
Minnesota
10-30
$1.06
11-
10-15
11-
10-15
10-30
10-16
10-20
$1.10
10-15
9-30
10-31
10-16
10-31
10-16
50c
10-20
10-
5
5 6 Vac
1-1-60
12-
5
12c
(extra)
com.
10-26
__
;
15c
10-15
$.88611
9-30
10-
5
10-13
Mississippi
12-
10-20
2
$1.22 V2
(quar.)
Reclaiming,
$5.50 1st preferred
issue, called for redemption at $100
per share plus this dividend on Oct. 13
1<W»
2
11-
Entire
10-1B
11-
6c
...
...
Minneapolis-Moline,
11-
9
5c
...
(quar.)
9-15
11-
3
•
5c
9-15
133ic
'*
Ontario
&
Paper
40c
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%. preferred (quar.)__
Mississippi Valley Barge Line
•_
.....
11-
1
10-
2
50c
(quar.)
Glass (quar.)_.wi^==^...__
Mississippi Power & Light—
12-15
12-
1
$1.09
$1.14
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
20c
10-15
9-25
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.~
1
10-15
$1
11-
1
10-
11-
2
10-19
Mchasco
Industries
12-15
11-30
Montana
Power
"
93 %c
15c
115c
10-15
9r30
11334c
•
5%-
9
10-15
9-30
10-29
10-15
10-15
10-
5
Co.
Fund
Class
11-
1
10-15
6%
11-1
10-15
11-13
1
11-13
12-
1
Keystone
Growth
"Series
S-3"
12-
1
11-13
Mount
$1.12 y2
12-
1
11-13
Mountain
50c
10-15
9-30
1-2-60
(quar.)....
31 Vic
10-15
Mount
10-
7
10-15
10-
3
11-15
11-
4
10-15
10-15
Fund—
investment
Stock
net
inc.
10-15
9-30
Fund—•
plus a special distribution
$1.05 from 'net'realized profits)
75c
Vernon
Klein
(S.)
5V2%
Mills,
States
$1.17
dividend)—
Stores
Kratter
Class
(quar.)
Electric Co.,
preferred A (quar.).
Corp.,
B
<ilass
(monthly)
A
2
9-15
10-15
9-30
Gc
10-29
10-16
6c
7%
11-30
11-13
11-30
11-13
$3.50
(s-al
preferred
Telephone
12-19
&
12-
10-15
10-15
9-3Q
10-
1
4%
.
(monthly)
1
Telegraph—
$1.65
Warda Microwave
•
,10-15
9-21
8c
10-15
9-30
37V2C
common
10-15
9-30
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Corp.
—
Stock div. (1 sh. of Narda Ultrasonics
,
for
,
each
100
shares
Aeronautical,
National
Bellas
new
National
Cash
Chemical
&
10-20
10-
25c
11-
10-28
9
7
__
Mfg.
Welding
(stk.
Co.
10-15
5c
12Vi>c
10-29
10-19
10-19
10-
10-15
3oc
2%
15c
10-159-15
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-16
40c
12-
11-13
divd.)
1—
Machine
—
common
Manufacture
10-15
1
(quar.)
—,——
&
Stores
10-15
$1.50
11-
11-
2
10-21
8c
11-
2
11-2
10-15
10-
5
10-
5
10-15
10-
5
2
10-
8
12„,2c
10-15
10-
1
$1
10-15
10-
1
$1.25
10-15
10-
1
Corp.—
(increased)
preferred (s-a)
$2.50 preferred
(s-a)
:
...
10-15
8c
5
9-18
10-15
$2
13 Vic
1
5c
17c
15?8C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6(4% preferred (quar.)
National Lead Co., 6% pfd. B (quar.)
Common
1
11-
(quar.)
€8c
National
11-
50c
(initial)
4
com.
—
National Finance Co.,
10-30
58c
5614c
(quar.)—
...
common
Register
Electric
n-:«
pfd.
(s-a)——
Hess
National Biscuit Co,,
Ctorp.
held)
Narragansett Electric 4.64%
4Vs>% preferred (quar.)
Extra
50c
Department
11-
10-15
Products—
preferred (quar.)
National
of
+
(stock
11-16
80c
(quar.)
-
Oil
8
•
(quar.)
National
55c
investment
income
Kingwood
6
9-
37 VzC
(quar.)
...
Metal
Co.
National
Bond
from
Diablo
Mutual System, Inc.,
9-30
10-14
9-30
10-
"10-15
12-15
5c
(quar.)..
10-15
-10-27
50c
Quarterly
25c
Common
(12c
26c,
11-13
$1,083/4
pfd.
new
m
(quar.)
Clemens
1
12-
Funds—
from
$1.25
(initial quar.)
-
(initial).
B-2"
Inc.
preferred
12-
$1.05
(extra)
medium-Grade
...
dividend)
lc
Motorola,
Mount
(monthly)
Custodian
A
Keystone
(quar.)
(stock
Co., new com.
Montgomery Ward, common (quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 partic preferred (quar.)
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.)
$1
87»/2C
conv.
preferred
95c
10c
$1.25
(quar.)
11-
45c
B
Common
20c
Kuhlman
$1.25
10-15
12-31
...
10-24
5
50c
preferred
King-Seeley Corn.
'
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)..
Keystone
5
11-16
/
45c
(quar.)
Monthly
5
+$1.25
35c
...
Miami Extruders
(quar.)..
Michigan.Gas & Electric—
6%
Stone
Income
"Scries
Refractories—
(quar.)
Harrisburg Telephone Co.. 5%
Hart, Schaffner
Kerr
10-21
pfd. A
4Va.%" preferred
(quar.)
Mile's Laboratories (monthly)
Miller Mfg., class A (quar.)
5c
Kentucky
11-
9-16
120c
(quar.)
dividend
E'xtra
v.
(quar.)
2-23
11-18
c
Stock
Midwest
(quar.)_
Co
preferred
11-18
25c
(quar.)
Hamilton Funds, Inc.—
Series H-C7 (from
3Va%
11-18
125c
9-15
10-15
120c
Co.
Kellogg Co.—
12-10
66 !/4
10-24
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
$1.09
preferred (quar.)..
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.,
4% non-cumulative preferred
12-30
20c
:—
12-30
(quar.)
A
ftpiar.)..
10-15
10-15
Kansas
50c
(extra)II
B
Investors
Grdin
9-30
30c
Manufacturing
Kalamazoo Paper
Kennedy's Inc.,
5%
10-15
35c
Broadcasting (initial)
Meyercord Company (quar.).:
9-15
10-15
5%
Inc.
convertible
3%
(stock
125C
37y2c
...
Metropolitan
Co.—
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Jewel Tea, 3:54%
preferred (quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (s-a).
6% preferred A
quar.).
12-10
G2V2C
-III"
II"III
dividend)"—
dividend
Western
$1.25 3-14-60
_____
10-15
Distilleries, Ltd.—
6% preferred (s-a)___
Mercantile'Stores Co. (quar.)-.
9-22
dividend)_
preferred
9-30
10-15
9-38
1
11-
Y.)
(N.
Corp.
9-22
50c
(quar.)
conv.
10-15
11-20
9-30
Melchers
9
10-15
..
9-30
2
10-23
....
Inc., class A
'/
Class
B
(quar.).
McQuay-Norrls Mfg. (quar.)
1
10-15
,37VaC
10-15
12-14
Rubber
McCall
9-30
115c
(quar.)
4.35%
11-
11-
1
15c
dividend
3% %
10-15
137 Vac
(quar.)
10-
$1.25
10-23
2
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
realized
112c
com.
10-19
"
__
1
10-15
.——
McGregor-Doniger,
175c
Ltd.,
10-23
12 VzC
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.,
11-
10-15
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Matthiesseh & Hegeler Zinc Co. (quar.).....
in¬
(quar.)..
11-2
5
10-
$3.50
__
$3
Telegraph
t$3
"?
&
Trust
Massachusetts
1
1$1
$1.75
(quar.)
—
Extra
Gulf Life
Common
7%
City Power & Light,
3.80%
preferred
(quar.).
4% preferred (quar.
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)...
1%
$1.75
Maple 'Leaf Gardens Ltd. (quar.)
Marine Midland Corp.—
4% convertible preferred (quar.)____.
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
10-15
(quar)
(stock dividend)
1$1.50
II"
Tire
Manufacturers
37 %c
from
16c
37'/2C
(stock
9-30
10-15
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
5 Vz %
.
9-22
10-14
—
11-
—
2—
55c
1
1
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Mansfield
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
11-
10-15
10-
$1.50
12-
583/aC
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
$4.22 preferred (quar.).
4.36%
12-
2
32 V2c
class
pref. (dtiar.) i__
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5%
1.
(stock
Foundation,
Ironrite, Inc.,
15c
5%
9-25
10-
10-14
40C
(quar.)
common
9
(quar.)„
Investors Commercial, common
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
preferred
B
McCabe
common
Telephone
Extra
Co.,
Ltd.,
10-
25C
Rectifier
$2.50
30C
(quar.)
Bloedel,
(qUar.) '
2
(quar.)
Harvester,
preferred
Forbes
&
11-
Quarterly
6%
&
preferred
Mailman
A.—
(4c
preferred
International
Investment
11-16
10-16
122 y2c
9
20c
Department
1
10-31
32V2C
Z
(guar.)
10-
125c
and
International
Interstate
10-15
Power Co.*—
2
Milling Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
4%
9-16
11-
10c
31'Ac
11-
Ltd.—
preference
International
10-15
25c
(quar.)____
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mading Drug - Stores
(quar.)
tl5c
(quar.)
Co.,
participating
9-30
11-/2
_j__
9
(quar.)
International Bronze Powders,
10- 2
11-
125c
Co.
preferred
10-15
12-1
148c
V
(quar.)
9
profits)
A
9-30
Inc.—
com.
10-
9-30
12-
9-30
10-10
22c
-
9-30
12-
Milling,
Electric,
10-
(s-a)_
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund
securities
1
May Department Stores—
Gas
income
10-22
11-
1
ny4c
HOC
Macy (R. hX& Co"—
4V4%
preferred A (quar.)..—....
Ltd.—
preference
10-30
50o
11-10
60c
<s-a)
2
i
pfd.
11-16
1
*
preferred
2
13c
:
6%
Co.,
Bell,
Rice
&
preferred
6%
9
10-15
57 Ac
(quar.)
State
Gas
MacAndrews
;
Mexico
12-15
2Va%
;
11-
Incorporated
;
10-20
115c
...
1
+31 V4c
—
2
(quar.)
^
11-
3%%
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
6»/4% preferred (quar.)——
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Lifeht—
Common
(increased)
Co;
(quar.)
Ltd.
55 Vac
_______
Income Fund—
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 preferred
10-
11-
40c
*
53 V4C
preferred
(quar.)_—__—
4.42%
preferred
(quar.).
4.70% preferred
(quar.)..
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit rcpts. ordinary (interim)
Industria
...
Insurance
51c
(quar.)
4.26%
12-
10-15
—__
521,2C
preferred
preferred
10-10
series B (quar.).
(R. I.),?common (quar.)
preferred
Class
10-20
10-15
,
Guantanumo Sugar (year-end)
Guarantee Co. of North America
6%
$1
$1.25
.
common
10-24
30c
10-1G
2
_
(H.
$2.40
11-
37J/2c
Co.,
10-10
25c
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)__
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)
10-15
25c
10-15
10-10
10-24
$1.121/2
non-cumulative 2nd
4*/fc.%
10-15
10-30
10-15
2
10-24
...
Baltimore Hotel—
5%
10-16
2%
pfd.
Lower St. Lawrence
12-lft
2
10-30
11-
75c
"
2nd
12-30
5c
5%
5c
Griesedieck Co.—
Gulf
25c
.
Insurance Co. of North America
5G'/4C
Greeley Gas Co., 5 % %
5%
$1.25
i—
(M.),
7%
9-15
Insurance Corp. of America
Interior Breweries, Ltd.—
Canada," Ltd"
Great Universal Stores, Ltd. Amer.
Green
10-15
1st
Louisville
9-15
1.40c
10-31
11-
15c
Co., (quar.)_+_.___.+.-___..
Groceterias, Ltd.—•
Louisiana
9-15
10-15
10-15
20c
Quarterly
Final
10-15
10-15
(quar.)_III___
Southern Life Ins.
J20c
1
10-12
_*
I
II—II_
(s-a)'—.
_II
Carp,
pfd.
10-15
1
150c
4%%
10-15
2
11-
(stock dividend)_I
Insurance (N. Y.) (quar)
Co.,
American
2
11-
11-
10-10
Grayson-Robipson Stores
Great
11-
10-
10-23
10-10
._
1____
A
I2V2C
10-15
96'4 C
Telephone1 & Telegraph—
convertible preferred
(initial)___..__r
7%
10-16
10-23
10-27
._
(quar.)
class
10-20
.006 'A
Lord
'10-20
1
10-
15
10-24
...
Employees
Co..
1
11-
2
11-15
10-24
(quar.)
._
(quar.)
9-30
11-
10c
2
11
25c
(quar.)
common
10-15
60c
11-
Natural
45c
preferred (quar.)
Pumps,
preferred
5%
$1.10
11-12
31V4C
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Loew's, Inc. (resumed-quar.).
Long (Hugh) & Co.
(initial)
Long Island,Lighting Co. (quar.)___
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co. (quar.)
9-30
11-
preferred
56>/4C
;
-Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of
Goulds
10-15
10-15
60c
$1.12Vz
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
$1
35c
5%
10-26
.""I
split)-—!
H.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
1
57 V2C
Inland
$1.30
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-
International
4Hi%
6Vifc
2
4.60%
preferred (quar.)—
Illinois Brick (quar.)
10-23
87»/2c
"
'
11-
1
10-30
31 V4c
(quar.)
Life
9-21
12-
8%C
quar.)..
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)....
(quar.)_____^_.._
Ltd.
Prefeired
Loeb
Breaker Co.—
Power
(initial
Cement
common
National
$1.60
9-30
,Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)———
'Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Circuit
10-15
10-15
10c
Local Finance Corp.
Class A (quar.
9-30
——
I-T-E
10-31
30C
common
Bros.,
Loblaw
10-16
1
10-15
(quar.)—.—...———
Stock dividend-——-———
10-23
1
(quar.
(21i;-for-l
Gold Seal Products, class A
Class B (quar.)
11-
10-15
^
(quar.)
10-26
Lincoln
10-15
30c
Hydra-Power Corp;
preferred B
10-30
5Cc
—
(quar.)—
9
115c
(quar.
Portland
Stores,
9-30
9-30
11-
...
A
10-15
8c
preferred (quar.)
Salt Co. (quar.
6
93 %c
(quar.
Co.
preferred B
Co.,
10-15
45c
(quar.)...
class
Northrup
preferred A
10-15
7VaC
.
income)
& Sons Co., 3.85%
&
Lincoln
9-30
50c
...—_
(quar.)
Travelwear,
(James)
11-30
10-30
30c
/
(initial)..
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), com;'(stock dividend)
10-15
flOc-
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., class A
Class
B
(quar.)
;
6.40% preference (quar.)l
5%
11-
1
10-15
25c
4%
preferred (quar.)—„——'
Eubshinan Factors, class A (quar.)___.__—•
Hussmann Refrigerator
11-16
11-
30c
(N. Y.) (quar.)...—.—...
Corp., com. (quar.).——
preferred (quarO——«
4% preferred (quar.).——.—*.—.......
4.40% preferred (quar.)i.——
———
Hotel Syracuse <N. Y.) common (quar.)
11-15
64yaC
"
4Va%
.
10c
.
3%%
—
investment
Tire
1
12-29
Ltd.—
(quar.)/_____.+
Inc.
5%
Household Finance
,
10-
Link-Belt
Home Insurance
(quar.)
net
Lewis
10-15
Holt, Renfrew & Co
—...—2.—.
Holyokc Water Power (quar.).
———
Hoover Ball ^ Bearing Co.
(quar.)—
Horn & Hardart (N. Y.) (quar.).
10-15
2%
...
Leslie
10-28
ll- 5
11-15
37 y2c
Glatfelter (P.
*
CO
62y2C
_
(quar.)
Co.
11-10
50c
'
preferred
vestment
...
stock
Gladding, McBean
12-
593/bC
4 '/.j %
11-30
50c
(quar.)
split
Inc., common
12-15
12-23
62y2c
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
Giant Portland Cement Co.—
3-for-l
ft
45C
12-16
(quar.)
com.
common
new
Acceptance Corp.
Rubber &
Lerner
5
9-25
12-31
A
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—"T™
Lehigh
10-15
(quar.)
Holt (Henry)
Co. (stock dividend)— A
threcrfor-two; split
subject
to
stock¬
holders approval on. Oct. C—:
NeV2 common
(initial)—
'
A
(quar.i.
common
▼H 0
33c
_
(quar.)—-
11-16
10-
9-30
32VzC
_
___
preferred
2
9-30
25c
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
Kentucky—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.16%
1
11-
2
32VsC
_
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2 preferred
(quar.)
—
Genesco, Inc.,
n-2
Florida—
$1.00
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred B
(quar.)—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
12-
10-15
——_____
of Reo.
10-
10c
(guar.)
5%
12-15
t45c
(quar.)
Holders
9
117'/2C
(quar.).
Bakeries,
United
5%
10-30
I-4-60
2
Ingersoll-Rand
(quar.).
$1.30
11-13
20c
20c
When
Payable
15c
Co.
Industries,
(From
5
11-
4.20%
Co.
Class
Lazard
Lees
*30c
per
Share
-/
.*
(quar.)
proferred
Laurentide
5
25c
Illinois-
stock10-26
Gamewell
$1.80
28
$1.25
Inc.
•
(quar.)
conv.
preferred A (quar.)
Industries (stock dividend
Lanston
27'/2c
./
University
Lang & Company
10-5
10-15
—
(extra).—^-2...
(Alfred)
MacMilkih
12VzC
2-for-l
a
10-15
II-
5%
Inc.—-
approved
Lancer
5
2
ap¬
(quar.)
Investors
Stockholders
10.
(Interim pay¬
4
Fundamental
10-13
10-23
10-2G
15c
__
12-15
10-23
•
5c
shillings, G pence equal to
proximately 57.2 cents)—
Frito
12-31
20c
common
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
of
I
8c
Free State Geduld
ment
1
10-
130c
i
—
•
6%
10-
10-15
3%
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Friendly Finance,
1
10-15
25c
Corp.
Franklin Stores
c
10-
10-15
11-
30c
conv.
.
earned
(from
2
10c
Lamson &c Sessions
37j/2C
5%
Class B
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Fram
Lumber
Hines
Quarterly
10-9
2
Extension
Salle
Langendorf
(quar,)..
Holly Sugar Corp., common
■
11-
10-15
Light Co., common.
(Canada)...
L__.__.4_Z_
—<——
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co, (quar.)——
Arts
Fireman's Fund Insurance
Lambert
10-15
Inc.
Electric
10-9
25c
5%
preferred (quar.)__._ '
(initial)———
Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd. (s-a)—_______—
Higbie Mfg. Co., new common (initial)——
(5-for-4 stock split)
Hllo
11-2
25c
Powder,
Heublein,
La
Inc.—
(quar.)-v..»...
Monday, October 12, 1959
.
.
Name of Company
.
10-10
20c
Products,
preferred A
.
Holders
2
11-
21'/4c
(quar.)
Heppenstall Co.,
When
Payable of Rec.
4.75%
50c
....
Hincle•& Da'.ch Paper
Fine
-
Share
(quar.)—
Hercules Gallon
Federal Services Finance Corp. (Wash-, "D. C.)
Class
.
Light,
—
preferred declara¬
and $2.25
common
Company
Electric
Hartford
__
Federal
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Co.
.
$1.40 preference (quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.
(quar.)—....
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Farmers
.
(Continued
on page
48)
i
.
.
Volume
Number
190
5889
_.
.
.
,
.
1
,
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1531)15
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
3044r Jan {
40% Dec
29
13
71% Nov
20
102% Jan
Jan
120
7
3
.
*
Kr July 15
37
v
Lowest
3
.•43%%an
,14-
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Nov
/ 40
24
1
59% Feb
•
Sep
9
110
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
.
Sep
47 %
21
2414 Nov
18
57
19%-jaiv
3
29*2 Oct
14
20,/>'Jan.
2
29% Dec
31
24-M*- Jan
6
33% Oct
9
82.1
Oct.-
1
97-
Nov
Jan-
2
:
26
Jan.
2
•
v4%
ABC
7
-
16% Jan
-f
<
2
125
29
17
18
5
•
July
Dec
2 '
14-•Jan
34
2-:
11V* Jan
20% Nov'
26 i
2
Dec
21
23% Jan
2
71'
2
280 "
Acme
Dec
328
Express ^CoJ—L—--
Jan
23-
22% Apr
38% Sep
85
Sep
12
.
9% Jan 28
93
29
Jan
13% Apr
29
Jan
2
30% Jan
.91
33
2
2
:
49% NOV
100
Dec
44% Jan
11
Dec
93
12
6
96% Oct-;
16
7
-
7
Oct
10
Jan
17
5%%
$4
17
6%
2
common
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
Allen
72% Apr - 29
92
-
:
367/» Jun
2>
~12
Jan«
57
Dec~17
18
Jun
132
16
Aug
46 14
Sep 21
64% Apr
43% Oct
13
387u Oct
1
15% Jan
21
21
*14% Feb
11
5
61% Jun
11
75% Sep
24
26% Feb
17
Jan
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
6
27*
Jan
111
Nov
■
17
.26
Jun
.
25
38% Oct
13
2
96% Oct
13
6Q% Jan-
Jan
29
8
39 V8 Feb
27
May 1
77% May 11
1
Jan
15
52
Apr 29
42% Dec 11
33% Jan
5
27% Jan." 21
Feb
12
33% FCb
53% Dec
44% Sep 21
72 % Oct
6
81-
21
Feb- 25
114% Sep
15
17
39
30
14
% Jan
2
25% Oct
10
85% Jan
9
125% Oct
10
34 % Jan
13
44% Nov
12
27% Apr
50% Deo
7
31
19% Feo
25
3 3% Jan
2
40% Oct
14
Mar 31
47% Oct
35% Apr 30
Amer
6
33 3/a Atfr
9
9
American Airlines
160 % Apr
42% Jan
2
1
American Bakeries
32 % Oct
7
50% Sep
38% Jan
Jan
2
€4% May 29
23% Sep
22
J
58
lo
1
47% Dec
45% Jan
39% May
6%
6
58
3
'
Aug
22
Nov
11
20% Jan
2
22
19
Jan
7
30% July 29
20% Feb 11
3% Jan
2
20% Sep
9% Nov
17
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
American
41% Jan
2
52% Nov
18
41% Jun
10
00% Jan
American Can
37% Sep
11
42% Jan 21
35% Sep
47% Jan
17
51
Sep 29
47% Dec
19
29%
80
Jan" 17
Mr Jan
44% Dec
3
96% Mar
Sep
38
6
84
Jan
17
55% Dec
11
45% Sep
21
24
40% Nov 20
38% Feb
44
15
3916 Jan
9
17
Feb
38% Jan
2
55% Dec
17
46% Sep
14% Jan
-2
26% Nov
13
25
32% Feb. 12
44
Sep 22
19% Jan.
2
30% Dec
31
11% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
16% Jan
2
41% Dec
73
Jan
13
134
13t
Jan
3
18
94.
Jan
31
108
13-
Feb
27
16
Jan
96
Jan
111
Jun
Jan
85% Jun
10
30% Oct
*
Jan
13
Clialn & Cable—-—No par
American
Chicle
Amer
Commer
American
May 28
4%%
2
65% July 28
Crystal
American
Sugar
Feb
Foreign
9
193
July 27
25
May 27
American
Mar 17
110
Mar 30
July 27
77% Oct
Oct
May 19
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
Apr
21% Sep 21
92% May 7
_
3.90%
Oct
20
Jan
22
31
Dec
18
24% Sep
21
32% Jan
22
American Metal
16% Nov 21
13% Jun
8
15% Feb
19
American Molasses
25
64% Oct
8
73 V, Apr
14
8-
3
-Jan
* 2
48%. Jan
16
69% Nov
2
20% Jan
41% Dec
17
25% Feb
56
98
Sep 21
4%%
-
32% Jan
7
50% July 16
6
33%.A or
1
American Optical
49% Aug
8
16% Dec 30
40% Sep
4
53% July
54% Mar
18% Apr
21
l
UVWtfii
7
2
144%Nov 26
157
May 12
13
138
Sep 22
Sep
29
32% Jan
152
22'A Jan
13
34% Nov
8
41
48%. Apr
10
68
52 V, Mar 31
2
155
41% Sep
9
133 V4 Sep 30
-
140?
43"
Oct
2
Jan
2
Jun
13
61% Nov
2
117% Jan
6
May 5
51% Oct 20
7
126
July 16
27% Dec "22
29% Dec
27% Jan
45% Dec 18
2
30
65% Jan
6
Dec
31
25%sFeb
12
35% Dec
3
Vo-Jan
6
35% Dec
4
2
•14% Nov
6
31
8% Jan
-
105
%• Feb
~27
119% Sep
25 Mr -Jen
15
2
39
9"% Jan
2
15% July 11
74
26
97%
Dec"
134% Jun
Nov
Mar 17
45
Jan
75 Va Sep
Jun
90
117
11
37.
28% Dec
29
25% Oct
23
24% Jan
14% Jan
2
37% Dec
5
61'A May 21
30% Sep 23
40
Jan
13
63% Oct
13
46% Jun
30
61% Oct
14
58% Sep
51% Sep
39»
Dec
31
39
88
Jan.
33
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
>149.87%
.
Dec
x73%
30? i
_27%
30
26%
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47
47
47
46%
46 7
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32%
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61%
33
33%
33%
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61%
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20
27%
27%
27 %
28
%
28%
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49
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49%
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27%
28
28 %
27%
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8%
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28 %
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19 %
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19
19
9 lit
9
9%
9
9%
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American Stores
Co
American Sugar
7% preferred
Refining
1
1
com—25
25
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco
5
75
59
135
135
58%
135%
*57%
117%
118
%
520
58%
400
20
117%
29% "
11,000
68%
7,400
76
75
75%
74 Va
75%
75
75%
75%
76
30%
30%
30%
291/2
30Vb
2914
29%
29%
29%
1,900
29%
29
29%
29
29V4
29
29%
29
29%
4,930
16%
16%
16
16%
*16
16%
*16
16%
*16
16%
500
%
78%
79 %
78%
99%
99
118
118%
118
43 V:
*14%
44
43%
14%
14%
*2612
27%—"~
*26"
25%
79
•
993
5,500
78%
4
118%
43%
14%
79
78%
78%
78%
781a
71,100
98%
99%
98%
99 3-1
99%
99%
3,500
118%
118%
119%
118
119%
118%
42%
43V4
42 7
a
43%
42%
43
14 %
14%
14%
141a
14%
14%
26
26%
27
26
26
17 Va
17%
17
17%
•2514
171b
1
82%
83%
81%
82 7 »
34%
32%
33 %
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting=^=i
;
135
1,800
30
100
——
135
29%
99
Corp
25
American Water ,Works Co com—5
y Preferred 6% series—:
_^_25~
Ampex Corp
53%
*35%
25
33%
common
American Viscose
88 V4 July 28
1,200
2,200
27%
American Steel Foundries
-
500
47
33%
60
6
1
4
3,800
48%
58%
27% May
18% Aug
44,900
'
60
*117%.
preferred
35,100
26%
58%
6%
74%
30%
27%
50%
119%
17
700
27%
*57%
28
300
60
*117 Va
Apr
10
-
47%
43 %'
57%
-
42
46:'h
26%
119%
29%
4
14,700
60
57%
2
63,000
" 139
*117%
18
2 400
34%
26%
.
*26
26%.
1,250
26.100
1,600
27
400
—
*25
26%
25%
251/4
26 «/4
120
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3.8QQ
82
83
81
%•
83%
88
83%
15,100
.
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
33%
35 Vb
34%
35%
341a
3614
4,900
Anaconda Co
53%
60%
58%
59%
58%
591a
59%
60
59%
60%
16,300
60% Mar 18
Anaconda
54
54%
52%
53%
52%
53%
52
53%
5214
5214
1,020
38%
38%
3914
2,100
S
Sep
15
41% NOV 14
34
Mar
32*1. Dec
28% Oct
other
46%
46%
125
-
47
33
74Tn
30%.
26%
35
74% Mar 17
Feb
nil
125
47%
74
-
fl'O
46% Mar 13
88
For
26%
250
22,COO
21
33
dividend
30%
25%
35%
119
22
31
5
74%-
301'H
26%
,
33%
May 31
100
111
preferred
Anchor
2
*39%
■
f
25%
55% July 29
15% Aug 17
29% Aug
7
12
6
i
'
46 3
117 V4
•
129% Jan 20
6
27% Dec
17% Nov
73
30 %
25%'
%
29%
89
16
4
73%
30
*46
117 V*
107 V4 Jan
13% Mar 12
10
47
•4614
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
9
18% May 18
9
14H4 JUn
42
*46
72%
45%
5
43% Mar
22
23%-Jan
*40%
47
"45%
'
110%
12
35% Feb
Sep 22
Jan
41
3411,
109
72 JA July
105
Jan
22
1
34%
34:!i
U0%
Jun
1
63% Mar
29
Sep 10
28% Sep 29
13% Jan 26
4
41
*46
35
34%
109%
31% Jun
2
74% Sep
&
-
•
American Seating Co_
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt &.Refg com_No par
1% preferred
-100
American Snuff Co commpn
25
6%
non-cumulative preferred_100
May
125
5
26'A Mar 26
8
2
10
Co—
lAmerlcan Potash
7%
Aug 24
56% Feb 27
148% Mar 20
54% Jun 26
117% Oct
Jan
22% Jan
—20
American Rad & fitb Sany com—5
76
35%. Jar.
3
*32%
35
34%
110%
,
"125
47
35 %
34%
45%'
30 % _30%
25%
26%
125
35»%
*116
4,200
,
41V*
100
Metals_No par
American News' Co—
38% Jan
753s
*116
119
110
47
35%
120
7
*40%
*85%
Motors Corp
American Natural Gas Co
2
~ 73%
*116
351 *4
t
2,000
1,500
76%
35%
35%
41
'
"57%"
76%'
35%
•,
41%
American
14
*46
10
56%
76:t
-
41%
—
35% Dec
*40%
47
45%-
10
!
57 :ln
76"! 4
t-
4114
Co
40% Nov
41
*46
*441%
110%
10
57
77
•
4114
10
Products
2
35%
347»
108%
—1
Co of
preferred
34% Sen 12
*40%
;35 7."
-f-34%.
12.50
Climax Inc
2
Jan
35
102%
'
116
10
57%
•
23%
preferred——
American Machine &
20%-Feb -28
3514
34%
10
.-57*76
35%'
11G
-■
-
77:
.35%
.
10
57%
700
2,000
41
23%
———
American Metal
34%
108%
10
'
51%
23%
prior preferred100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
102
■
*117
'36
*121
.
7.6
18:!i
23%
No par
common
Investment
issued
"35%
10
A6%
18%
50%
40V*.
40%
53-."
non-cumulative
When
10%
77%
18 %
51%i
4H;,/.'t
5V4%
9
40
53
American
45%'
18%
51
39:%
48%
2
84
18%
52
39%
1
9
100
53% Jan
: is
*51
8,700
5314
18% July
25
18
52
39%,
80
-
49
20% Jan
Feb
18
7,700
4,500
4814
preferred_10o
American International Corp
i
105
116
115%'
24,10l>
V'"
53
American Haltiware Corp
American Home Products
12
Oct
115%
20%
114%
5414
Power—No par
Feb
96
23
20%
115%.
45
_5
14% Jan
5
21%
20
114%
24
American
Oct
20%
197it
115
4214
49
15
18
98
23%
22
15% Oct
57%
98
49%
Enka' Corp_
6%
57%,
98
23 7
18% Jan
104
41%
58
97%
49
Distilling Co
Electric Power Co
American
Ice Co
42%
57%
97
23 T«
10
American
38 Va July 21
41%
58
97
49:,.»
34% Apr
Mar 13
42%.
57:%
39-%
57%
126,800
.
41%
51
.
12%
210
40
77
80
110
s195
50%
57%
.
-104%
210
18%
39 %
12%
110
*195
5,700
.
'
23;,i
100
July 27
&
13
84
58
19%
3,600
4.800
;
98
114"
6,500
18%
38
1
*83
49%
com
46
4
12%.
i
•
'
84
23%
Cyanamid Co__
Apr 17
55% May 18
2
i
18%'
37
*104%
,
2.000
7,GOO
4%.
31%
30%'"
;
17,900
r
310
4%
:
6.800
f
41%
57%
19
12%
82
100
;
.
2H
80%..
1,800
,
20:,4
28%.
No par
Line
prior preferred
American
39%
125/«
"10.100
r.
l
Co__—3
Co
Barge
7
41
17% Jan. 17
92
——_%25
21
31
59% Nov 17
2
14
fconimon——12.50
American
50
45% Oct
79
Co
Radio Corp..—1
27% Sep
9% Oct
122
3
20
—
Cable' &
American European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
21% July 28
2
-
preferred
7% "preferred
14
Sep
2
par"
45
1
18
106
50
No
37% July 21
11
Aug 27
Apr 21
17% Nov
2
32% Jan
Dec
Jan
40% Mar 42
25% Sep
July 14
25
2
7
65% Apr 28
28
15
5%
61% Aug
2
44% Mar 17
22
Co—
American Broadcasting-Paramount •
Theatres Inc common——1
2
2
100"
preferred _i
2
24
1
common—:
American Bosch Arma Corp
Shoe Co
Jan
-
1
No par
American Brake
Jala
-
50
convertible orefenred
12%
*95
;•
.
116
9%
,
No par
American Bank Note common
10
5
*82%
'503/,
Agricultural Chemical—No pari
3'%%
19
45% Dec
13%
~
12.56" *
2
Sep 22
84
*18
No par
Corp_
95
114%
No par
Sugar Co2__—
Petroleum
13-
39% Jan
"
58:'t
95
100
12%
'
■
41 %
58%
__i
Corp—
Amerada
*82%
50
,
.19%
37%
84
25,6001
31%
27%
108%. 109%
v
31
18%',
110
convertible.preferred-^—
Amalgamated
18r;,t
37
210
12%
30711
18%
37%
*190
18
Inc_;
/.
18%
*10412
Aluminium Limited-————No par
Aluminum Co of
Amerace
*02 %
40%
1
Mills2'-1._L_.—;
6%
9
31%
15%
:
*48
.
4%.
371'a
110
America,
56% July 17
106% Feb
5
30%
3,000
*303
38'4
205
10
__5
Jan
24% Jan
118
66% May 29
37% Dec 11
16
62
•
_
305
4%.'"
51%
27%.
,
18^,,
■
*104%
Alpha Portland Cement——
39% July 15
115% July 24
18
37%.
*190
4% preferred
__100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common—
_10
4.08% convertible preferred—.100
25
31"
30%
4%
100
2.doc
31
;80%;v
*298'
4%
-•
110
Products" Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common-^Np
par
1
1
,4%
■
110
79--
8.200
,
20%
14\\
.
-•31%.f "
19% ;20%:
28s,iv
.•
68%
117
51%
51%
;. 28%
•* 300
*294
205
Co
-
79%
12%
Amalgamated Leather Co-^22
83
par
Allhed
83% Mar 17
32% Sep
'
•
447/a Feb 24
38% Sep
127% Sep
104
42% Oct 31
2
.
Laboratories
Allied
4
55% Dec
9% Sep
52 % Jan
74-
Kid
Allied
21
2
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
82%
*
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
•
.37^
30%
28%
*190
Incj._J
Allied
21% Mar 20
-18%
35.^
-
19%
28%-
*104%
Allied Chemical Corp^
7
30%
V:-18%
19' "
Shares
-
'20'« '
14%
3Lv
'* 108%
78.%'
.
-
'
'
27%„ 27an,
*48% .48 %,
i
49'
,
V
300
4%
-
66%
*111
"'20
13%
.
27%
>.100
:
convertible
Industries
4%
y.-
14
31%
;
*
*
42
*40'/?
66%
50-%,
?.
.78
*290
51%,
109%' 111
;
19%.
28%
77%
"
-.27
49
v
115
20
_l
preferred A~
conv'prior preferred-—No
preferred
Allegheny Ludluln Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
102
18%
28%
.
200
4%
100
"
V
"289
_2
preferred
Alleghany Corp
30
60% Aug 31
1
12% Feb
4%%
206% Apr
44% Apr
32% Jan 28
30
15% Oct
Apr 18
-
12
Dec
!
Corjil^-
110
*
Alco Products' Inc2_JL:y;——_l
Aldens Inc common—:
—5
8
V
1934
Alabama Gas
13%
49..
107%
78%
2
,
30%
a
i-
28'«
104ft July 24
'
14 % Apr'
19--
Indus"trie&l;j—^.i_L—
33:•
27%
*47%
49
77%
A ,J
'•;■
-14'
30%
51
*26%
65%'
*110
20%
~
"
:
113
'
20
5.1%
13%
r
28%;
No par
_100
4.50% conir pfd 1951 series
8
15
2
77% JUn
137-
27%
Air Reduction Inc common
30
51%
v
i
47
July 28
9
4
95% Apr
41% Aug
36% Jan
14
footnote*
«*•
page
50
&
Cable
>
26
$4
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
6
2
Wire
6.25
preferred———^No par
Anaerson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
38%
*88
38%
9Q_
*88
90
21.80
36%
367i
36%
36%
10
29%
29%
28 7»
29
39
*88
39
-
36'
00
-
39
90
*88
39 3
,
39%
90
*88
*3614
a
37
36%
37
a
29 Vb
28 7
28 7 a
r-
«
c*
the Week
Oct.!)
*40% ; 42
66%
'
1*109
:
20
Friday
Oct. K
41%
65%
% 113.
V 19% '
1»8%' 109 %'
-
*40%
>
6614-
*108
Aeroquip Corp-_iiLi»L^.i_-4i._l—___1
6% Mar 19
65
-/
33
"
*47 %
Addresso'graph-Multigrapli' Corp___5
1
64%
33
27 "
41%
Sales for,
Thursday
Oct. 7
'
-110
1334
___1
1
*40%'
19% -20%
51%
52%
:_No par
Admiral Corp
Apr 22
35
lio
Wednesday
Oct. «
41% '
63%
,
Steel"Co————lo
Adams
12
30
160
July 31
160
Jun
23% Jan
.
10% Dec 30
2
9
17% Sep
9
13
1
30
7
21
Oct
Jan
5.
—100
_
Adams-Miliis CdrpfL:*-—
May 19
29% May 11
34% July 16
91% Mar 10
Sep 22
3% Feb
31
Nov
i
290
3
80 <• Jan
••
Sep
•.
16
80% Nov 24
16
Jan
4%-Jan'
1191
94% Jan
297 % Dec
3 r-
24% Jan
72 :
11
.4 83 % Nov 21
8
2% Jan
'61
25% Nov
28
2
19% Dec
40% Jan- 13
19m Jan
Jan
:
preferred
Tuesday
Oct. 5
♦40%
_25
ACF-Wrigley" Stores *Inc_——-_1
J
33
l
Laboratories common.
convertible
Monday
Par'.'.".".
Vending''
ACF Industries- Inc:.—„
Aug 17
34% July 15
30% Mar
9
26Sep 23
-
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
■'
;
'
Fund'—:———
Abbott
3
23% Jan
13% Sep 23
'
Abacus
8
28
2.3% Jun
2
•'
14^Jan.'-2
EXCHANGE
84% Apr
134
Apr 24
18% Mar 26
47% Jan
May
'
New YORK STOCK
Highest
287 a
90
37
29%
3.900
"
6,200
■■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
Monday, October 12, 1953
.
.
(1532)
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1958
44% Dec
Jan
22
Feb
39% Sep
29% Oct.
15
41% Aug
2
4
25
67% Dec
19
24% Dec
31
23
39% Dec
17
49% Feb
6
40% Jan
7
80% July 29
64% May
12 y8 Feb
22% Jan
35% Feb
39% Apr
7
90
Nov
80
23
86% Apr
Jan
22
23% July 16
10% July
2
17 % Jan
8
23%Jun
28% Apr
9
6% Jan
Jan
2
94% Jan
Jan
2
25% May 15
Ashkmd
31% Feb
10% Jan
11
2
40% May 19
6
14% Jun
Feb
13
99
Sep
25
78%.
20%
24 %
24%
24%
20'/*
201 %
*32%
11%
2,50
'
33%
12
*30%
30%
2,600
76%
75%
75 %
75
75%
11.600
34%
333 a
34 %
33%
34%
47.700
42
42 %
41%
42 %
4.500
*77 %
79%
79
79
20%
20%
*20
20%
20
13
13%
17,100
32%
'41%
'
24%
20
20%
20
32%
31%
11%
11%
24%
*24%
24'2
20
H:%
13%
24%
13%
24%
32
11%
40
13
20%
31%
.
12%
24%
13%
1.300
42%
79%
*20
-12%
42 '%
30
*77%.
13%
13%
Refining common—1
&
32%
42%
*20
42 %
30%
V 20%
32%
42%
20%
.
42 %
30%
30
75%
78
33%
42%
80%
' 78
*20 %
preferred $1.50 serie.s_-.No par
Products Corp
1
'Jo
63
Sep
21
17% Jan
28% Dec
31
25% Sep
22
32% July
8
9 % Jan
10% Dec
18
9% Oct
10% Mar
4
39% Jan
9
2
33% Sep
11
1
—
54%
■
.
20%
20 %
20%
33
33
33
117a
11%
11%
*32%
11%
55
55.%
55
100 '
4
100
100%
66*
4
66
54%
55
100%
100%
65%
65%
65%
27%
00
100%
—10
27
Co
Investment
Associates
2
preferred—,—,.—100
1st
5.25%
107% Mar 31
19
96
2
32 %
42%
5
—-—5
_1''
Inc
Common
4
57% Aug
44
5
May
Dec
Jan
76%
Shares
42 %
.
,
1,700
14.700"
800
4,300
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
46% Nov 19
105
ASR
18
88% Jan
67
30%
757 a
2nd
8
Oil
29%
76%
_1
No par
Industries Inc
Arvln
2
19
10
10% Aug
9
Industries
Artloom
27
19 %-'Dec' 30
27% Feb 12
29
7
Sep
30%
75%
.—--—.—
$3,75 preferred—
Arnold Constable Corp.:
34% Dec
25
Feb
15
Cork Co common
75
27% Sep
3% Jan
Co_
Armstrong
20
30%
"
-Oct:??
43
*42 %
43
10
Armour &
5
42%
43%
—5 ~
—
7
34% Oct
46
42%
—No par
—
May 25
7
9
May
Argo Oil Corp__„__—
Armco Steel Corp
26
29
May
22% Sep
16Vz Apr
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
15
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 8
_
Oct. 7,
Oct. 6
Oct. 5
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
—
-
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan.1
HIGH-SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
.
.55%
55%
100%
100%
310
66%
3,400
27%
27,400
9%
17,500
55%
.
100
100
66
66
66
27%
27'4
66
1.300
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
81
Feb
28
53% Dec
30
13
29
45% Nov
90
Jan
2
8% Aug
8
86% Jan
92
8
'
27% Jan
2
Feb
25
78% Oct
6% Jan
34
10
41% Nov
39% Jan
47% Feb
39% Sep
Jan
6
4%
9'%
■
.
9%
27 %
27%
9%
Coast Line RR
62% May 25
Atlantic
53 % Apr
Atlantic Refining
2
29
16
27
17
86% Mar 3
11
2
17% Aug
5
Jun
30
72% Sep
22
68% Jan
7% Jan
2
25% Dec
19
16% May 27
24% Feb
27% Jan
-
16
13
96
series
$3.75
Atlas
8% Jan. 26
16% Feb
9%
9%
preferred—100
27%
97 a
9%
47 Va
48
"31'a
33
*31 Va
33
84 %
*83
84 %
Powder
53 7
40
*77'2
15%
85%
85 %
17%
17%
17%
*22%
23 %
*22%
'
34%
54%
77%
15%
——20
*83
54 %
5514
54
54 Va
54
40'4
8
No par
Co
32%
33
79
6%
6.
20
Nichols common——No par
Austin
5.3%
40%
*31 %
39%
40%
39 %
40 %
39%
79%
80
79%
30 %
78'2
'
6
%•
6
6
6%
*15%!
36
34%
84-74
18 %
18%
18 %'
85%
*18
•
a
23 %
*23
8
28% Dec
19
21% Jun
9
29% Dec
30
25% Apr
20
48% Aug 26
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.5o
43%
44
43%
23%
44%
44'%
45
%
44 :i'4
47
2
13% Dec
11
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
Avco
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
13%
12%
13%
Oct
abbitt (B T)
3% Jan
9
10% Nov
21
6
12% Jun
Jun
24
34
•Jan
20
30 y» Feb
9
42% July 24
2
15
Nov
3
13% Jan
6
18% July 16
31
26
9% Jan
abcock
6
43% Jan
8
3
90
Oct
1
101% Feb
5
4%%
Feb 21
81% Sep
29
89% Jun
8
4%
6
39% Sep
21
23
50% July
8
95
Dec
,
22.% Apr
45% Oct
45% Apr
63% Nov
13
66
Jan
48
Oct
29
27% Sep
8
40
Jan
6
48% May 27
64% Oct
22
44% Oct
8
64% Jan
27
9
30%,May 11
23
Sep
16% Jan
6
7
45% Apr
8
58
Dec
4
49% Sep
Mar 24
36
Dec
10
30% May
27 d
28% Jan
Jlily 27
51
Oct
7
Bayuk
!—Nopar
July
July
7
Beatrice Foods Co common__—12,50
7
31
Dec
23
3
47% Sep
9
44
Jan
2
53
Jan
23
200
Oct
5
Jan
3
174
Aug 22
93
Jan
9
104
Jun
5
92
2
20
Dec
29
19% Sep
40 % Dec
19
36% Jan
—
Bath Iron Works Corp
27
la
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co,
Cigars
Inc..
•___1G
conv
4%%
preferred
100
Beaunit Mills Inc
2.50
Beckman Instruments Inc.
Beck Shoe
43%
60%
25 %
*25 %
25 %
1
33 %
33%.
50
51
24 "4
53 %
55
9
_1
*80
38
Beech Creek RR_
50
*39%
41
31
33% Sep
13% Jan
23
5
17% July
13% Sep
8
24% May 11
14% Feb
25
23% Aug 27
Mar
90
93
4
22
Sep
53% Sep 10
92% Jan 13
61
Bell Aircraft Corp__
Bell & Howell Co common
74% July
6
95
5
May
89
VA%
10
74 V2 Dec
12
27 V4 Dec
24
Sep
22V2 Sep
22
2
28 '/a Mar
3
Jan
6
50% July 21
471/4 Oct
6
52
1
2
45
10
13
lVa Feb
18
36 Vs Jan
6
32% Sep
22
if Jan
2
l%Oct
28 V2 Jan
6
36'/2 Dec
2
36Va Jan
13
54% Oct
~14
Oct
2
159% Jun
12
67/a Jan
2
15% Dec
9
143
12
491/4 May 11
137
Sep
23
12VaJan
5
70
Jap
12
35% Se{)
10
36V4 Jan
6
May 14
Apr
41% Apr
1
43% May 28
59 % July
6
Feb
11
19 »/8 Aug
7
83
2
Jan
2
76
Dec
23 V2 Jan
2
37 Va
Oct~28
18
July
12% Jan
1
26% Dec
24V4 Mar 31
56% July 15
30% Jun 18
2
18% July 28
16% Sep
22
22
56
11
July
5
371/4 Oct
July
9
25
58 Va Oct
30
14% Jail
2
22% Oct
10
29% Sep 22
21V4 Jan
2
35
14% Jan
2
22
Oct
6
20% Sep. 22
24% Apr
10% Jan
2
19
Dec
18
16
24% Aug 27
60% Jan
6
78
NOV
25% Apr
74 V2 Sep
23
39 Va Dec
5
2
34% Feb
46'/a Jan
5
May 14
Jan
8
21
701/4 Feb
10
31
37% Feb
9
Jan
16
81,V2.Apr 24
31
76
Sep
58% Sep
24
60 y4 Dec
30
08 V4 Mar 17
Sep
48 Va Jan
30
85
&
Co
Best wall
7%
Steel
Boston
&
3
6
5%
6% Jan
2
12% Dec
10
36% Oct
13
33% Jan
6
4874 Aug 11
9% Sep 25
44% NOV 18
45% Jan
13
Mar 13
31
2
17% Mar 13
5
85
Jan
18
61
Aug 25
15% Sep
28
203/a Apr
21
2
17 Va Dee
30
17
60
19
57 Va Jan
6
4674 Dec
12
53% Nov 21
47% Jan
2
109 Va Aug 25
22 V2 Jan
13
30
28 V4 Jan
S
33% Mar 16
Jun
10
26
33% Oct
3
13% Jan
2
20% Dec
31
78 V2 Jun
lo
25
27
10
Jan
2
90
34%
3334
341/2
5,300
57%
57%
56%
57%
58,500 1
141%
141 Va
141%
140%
1951
2
6474 Jan
25
3
27% Apr
9
35% May 28
8
3174 July 10
Budd
Co
94% May 27
2il
Buffalo
Bullard
Jan
2
24% Jun
18
23
20% Apr
8
2
26 y4 July 28
2
80% Apr
1574 Oct
30
13% Sep
14% Jan
70
Apr
10
68% Jan
62 Va Dec
12
62
78 V4 Oct
17
Mar 10
76% Jan
13
29 Va
21
67
May
84 Va
10
$5
Watch
4%
Aug 17
4%%
second
26-
16Va"Sep 29"
Q7/„
a„n
17% Oct
5
28
5
2138
21%
2,200
23 %
23 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 "4
22%
77%
78
77%
7834
2.8JTO
42%
42%
42%
43 V8
11,200
42%
78
77%
5
100
.22",
77%
77%
78
42
42%
42 'A
*78
79%'-
79'%
77'%
73
59%
59 Va
59 'A
%
32
•
42%
•
•
_|2%
*78
22 Va
_
'
'
78
'
.
59%
59%
59 %
%
%
.32
r
*76%
79
*76%
59 Vs
59%
32
y*
-
80p,
79
30
59%
1/4
.
-
59%
32
%
.
16
12
100
10
Butler
Butte
9
9
16
16
12 14
12%
9
*8%
11,300
274,600
16%
15%-
16
12%
13%
1314
13%
36%
36 3a
37'a
47%
48
43
11%
_10%
11
55%
56%
55 7
36
36%
46%
47
llVa
11%
11 Va
11%
llVa
54%
54%
54%
55%
38 Va
38%
39 %
15
38%
8.800
55%
55%
""2.900
38%
14.600
38%
39
38%
82
*78 Va
82
*78 Va
*78%
82
5914
60
60
59 Va
59%
59%
59%
58'2
59
2.800
Va
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2.000
75
*78%
____
__
75
75
75
74%
200
98 Vi
98%
97
98
94
95%
96%
98
97%
97%
18.200
29 y4
29%
29
29%
28
28%
29
29%
29%
30
23%
23%
22
V2
23%
22 Va
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
26%
27%
26 %
26%
26%
27
27'a
27%
27%
27%
__5
*74%
75
*74
75.
*74%
*86
91
*36
91
34
34
*33%
*86
91
34
*33%
34%
17%
17 78
16%
17%
16%
17
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
22%
23%
22 %
22%
2 2 Va
22 Va
*72%
73%
*72 Va
73
73
73
*73
74
*73
67% /
*65%
67%
67%
*65%
67%
*65%
com
*83
84
*82
83
*82
83
s
30
*29%
303/a
40
17%
83
83
29%
29%
29 V4
28
40%
41%
*40
40%
*40
7%
8 Va
6%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
115%
115%
115%
28%
30%
x29
8%
3.33 Va
22%
.
17
17%
7%
29 Va
,
67a
4.300
14%
3.400
22%
34,000
29%
30%
28%
29%
28%
-
28%
*40
40%
6%
7%
xl6%
17
12%
13%
11%
13Vs
12%
13
12%
12%
1.80
48Va
48%
48Va
48%
49V,
20%
50
121%
49%
y« Aug 14
26 Va
47% Jan
Sep
66
58
Sep 22
21
32% Mar
69
11
1
3
July 28
Campbell Soup Co
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred™
Canada
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific
Cannon
Mills Co
Ry
10o
—5
1
1.66%
No par
100
No par
25
No par
116
29%
6
20%
81
116
Xll4%
30
115
29%
6
6
,
21
29%
'
6Vs
20%
81
21
8OV2
*42 Va
44
*37%'
26%
38%
*60Va
62Va
26%
-
383/4
26%
62Va
,
-
27
62Va
20%
Va
x48%
20%
21
800
1,600
7%
16.500
17
115%
28%,
6%
50
38,600
40%
'24%
13
49 V4
21
1.300
360
-5,200
5,00Cf
2,300
18,400
4,900
6,200
'
82 Va
*80
8212
*80Va
82 Va
30
42 Va
44
*37%
20 7 a
-28%
.
100
_40
*80y2
80%
*42 V2
-
115 Va
115%
29
800
17
14%
21%
14%
21%
„
16%
17%
HV
*28%
84
•
29%
;
40%
8
*65%
16%
•
29
*83
30%
5
new.
29.800
67
15
participating preferred
17.900
74
*65%
1
Copper & Zinc
(A M)
91
34
100
;
*86
34%
100
com
91
x34 %
;__l
Inc
2.600
3412
"86
1
5
...•
1
15
10
par
.No par
Campbell Red.Lake Mines Ltd
Mar 30
400
%
38
.
10
24%
7%
3,300
37
49
10'4
55%
a
15,600
4
58 '
16
37
*47
36
*46
37
81
2.000
16%
12%
12%
400
9%
4
12%
47
81
*3%
9%
*8%
161
361 4
38 Va
9%
1614
c
47
t
Bros
Byers Co
Va
%
16%
9 Va
100
6%
44% Jun
1,200
21%
24%
36% Sep 22
f
271/4
21%
6%
Feb
28.
2634
22
24Vb
Apr 22
page
27%
21%
6V4
89
see
27
22)/,
24%
51
footnotes
27
22%
29%
80% Sep 23
42 Va Sep 18
For
27
22%
24V,
90
30
301/4
27%
29 ~
6Va
37% Nov 19
31% Sep 19
Dec
30%
27%
-
24%
26% Jan 10
21% Jan
2
6
34,400
30
28
*24Va
10
32%
30%
22 </4
247a
55% Jan
5
31%
4,500
30 Va
24%
22
7
32'4
2,100
27%
5
2
May
31%
,.i
,
5
Calumet & Hecla Inc.
19% Jan
50 Va Jan
31%
«
California Packing Corp—.—
Callahan Mining Corp
46% Jun 26
6
17%
17%
.
27% July 27
5
13% Oct
30
20% Nov 24
27
29%
17
Va
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
Jan
50% Nov
Oct
29%
17
18
2
Jan
29%
17
.
28% Sep 2i
5% July 10
2
81
29
17%
116% Sep 30
14% Jan
45
291/4
17i%
5
35% Jan
12
291%
pref
14
2
29)
17%
100
8% Oct
Jan
29
17%
-
15
10
29%
17
15
preferred
37/a Jan
———
50%
28%
5,000
.,5,700
.
1.25
Bush Terminal Co
7% Dec
50'%
50%
Corp.
Burroughs Corp
20% Nov 21
12% Dec 31
36%
50%
preferred
3 Va %
45% Mar 18
2
36%
50%
5
Burlington Industries Inc
4
35% Feb
2
36%
503s
lo
Co
42% July 28
9Yt Jan
36%
Co
Bulova
5
3% Jan
36%
50 V«
No par
5
Jan
606
36'%
L
Co
24% Jan
109
4,700
75
36%
common
Forge
34% May
16
1,100
17
2.50
preferred
6
108% Dec
140
'
5
2
9
-
50%
Bigelow
17
Jan
76%
36%
No par
28% Dec
98
'
16%
140
16%
*75
700
75
141
18%
16%
76%
51
:
40 % Nov
Jun
*75
76%
37%
24,600
RR—
43% Dec
5
16i%
16%
*75
37%
37%
25
7
Sep
76.%
1%
36%
;
10
8
16%
1%
.
;_1
22 V4 Jan
16 % Mar
139%
17%
300
47%"
50%
Bucyrus-Erie Co
37% Jan
16
139%
38
*37
*47'/4
150c
Buckeye Pipe Line Co__——No
1
3
34
,
,
-
.—10
Co
Co___
Brown Shoe Co Inc
1
29
1%.
36% -37%
%
.
*75
100
Brunswick-Balke-Coilender
89''2 Oct
18% Sep
Mar 26
1
&
32% Apr
16% Dec
Feb
Oct
Brown
10
2
63
75
30
24
28
.
17
*139%
100
Braniff
Oct
Jan
v9V2 Jan
19 Va Jan
8
common
preferred
33 V4 Dec
9% Feb
56
21% Oct
37%
34
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
9
Oct
13
11V4 Jan
Dec
37V4
6,000
501/2
Briggs Manufacturing Co
_-„„«3,5Q
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
___!
42 Va Jan
Dec
1%
34%
8
44% May 25
53% Jun
49% Jun
81
1%
57V4
Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common—.:
5
4Va% convertible preferred
50
12% SOp
4
86 Va July 20
42 Va July
8
May 12
33',4 Sep
92
1%
6,000
'
24
34%
Common
27 Va Jan
4974 Dec
l'/a
23%
56%
:i%
.
■
.
"
15 Va Jan
25
6
24%
47%
,34%
(Del)
Maine
22
29
23%
47%
30
68%
68
68%
6314
24'%
47%
7,500
56 5 tt
•_
874 Sep
Oct
68%
23%
*47)4
11,300
.
57%
Edison-Co
15% Sep
11% Jan
34% Jan
92 %
3.4%
Rights
23
82
14%
65 %
92%
'
-
Boston
24
40 Va Jan
14
63 %
94
57
Co
1774 Oct
2
14%
64 /
34%
Borden
32% Oct
26% Jan
14 %
40c
—
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
3
8 Vt
100
37%
Aluminum & Brass
14
2
16,500
15%
37%
Boeing Airplane Co
7% Jan
5V4 Jan
36%
1%
Co
Decker Mfg
18 V2 Apr
27% May 21
38% Jan
6
50
35 %
*15%
1 Va
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 % % preferred
25
15,500
63
•
10
'/a
15%
*92%
94
68
v
40
41
24%
88% Aug 27
3% Sep
14%
63%
80
47 J/4
47% Aug
3
14%
39%
*40
36%
36
*15%
63
*73%
40 %
41
23%
Bliss & Laughlin Inc_
Bliss (E W) Co_
Bohn
30
39%
Inc—1 peso
pfd series of
&
20,400
47%
preferred
Black
12.500
57%
24
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
Blaw-Knox
24 %
55%
1
Gypsum
41/2%
23%
*40
16
*92 %
69%
.
24 %
55%
47%
Inc
Bethlehem
68
69%
23%
36 Va
92 %
*47 %
Bond Stores Inc
1
68 %
36%
94
16
92 %
80
40 %
64%
*92%
1,200
93 %
39%
14%
63
94
5
%
64
1,900
48%
191
-131
50
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
Best
14
14 %
63%
2,900
24 %
81 %
38
40 %
*15%
1.400
33%
54 '/4
*80
36%
15%
700
53%
43%
.
500
50%
33%
193
*183
39%
15%
52%
*50
49
48%
193
41
36
15 %
*92%
Beneficial Finance Co common—1
5%
Mar 23
155
1
*48%
*183
81%
33%
*39%
36 %
36
*14%
14'%
:_5
Bendix Aviation Corp
Va Apr
18% Jan
44
38%
100
preferred-
48 %
*80
81%
Beech Aircraft Corp
10
2
1
50%
24 Va
23
_10
34 %
53 %
Feb
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
53%
25 %
40% Apr
Belding-Heminway
1,900
52%
42
9
25%
24
9
43% Jan
25
53 %
8
Dec
•25%,
24 %
2
13% Dec "17
2,000
*92%
Oct
44
Va
92 %
35% Jan
2
44
92%
28% Jan
2
29
44 '/2
93%
2
10% Jan
62
*28 Va
44%
*92
29
28% Jan
49-
*60
28%
48
193
530
12,900
45
61 %
*183
-
44%
45%,
6.400
82
44'%
48
36% Oct
pfd—100
,
*80
16,400
33%
55
32%
50
54%
91
'
...
53%
54%
32%
49%.
54%
91
:
*50 %
V,
25%
.
517 8
32
44%"
51%
10.700
15%
25 %
45
25%
..
11,600
34 '4
15%
28 %
29
45
/%
34
'
*60 V2
.
*28 %
33%
55
30% Oct
(AS) 4%.%
61
■
49
2
Apr
'
45%
8,900
58,600
9L
*80
61
60%
28%
-
82
44%
46%
May 19
84
:
45%
28%
Jan
80
*80
.45%
18
May 22
90'4
82
29
83
91 V4
46%
52%
6
90 %
*30
28%
23%
1
July 29
74% May
52
92
■179
92
3%%
prior preferred——100
51%
189
8
30
7
.
10
—1
100% Mar 26
22
18% May 16
73% Jan
3
10% Jan
noncumulative
52%
91
59 %
47%
16% Jan
127
preferred —100
40%
66% Feb
4%
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Product's Corp
52%
52 %
%
100
13%
7%
7%
15 14
a
1,500
-
.
47%
.
,12%
34 %
14%
91
44%
43%
Bangor & Aroostook RR—____—1
7J4
34 %
15
:■ 52
82
2
Feb
20
7%
35 V3
147
91%
100
common..,
'7%
34%
15
52%
59%
28%
*46%
-.. 25%
54%
32%
49
33% Jan
178
Ohio
&
—100
7%
xl4%
15%-
47
34%
7
34'
35%
13
52
91
*80
No par
preferred series C_._
7%
7%
35
13
Corp
9
53% Jan
23
'
.1
_9
Co—
preferred series B__—100
Baltimore
29% Jan
59
Inc
Wilcox
&
Baltimore lias & Elec coin_
Nov
45
—3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
105% July
Sep
85
8
53 % Aug
34% Jan
95
7
;
Corp
700
24
6
23'%
400
:
36
13
5% Jan
23 %
320
20,600
'■
15%
•13
16% Jan
pref ($1.20)
•
.6%
•
"20
3;600
17,700
80
C
18 Va
*22%
Conv prior
C
•
40%
36 ■'
35%
.
•
1,700
a
55
15%
15'%
15%
Va
30
•
6 1
6
15%
15%
*85
471
47 '2
.
22% Aug
'
27%
9%
9%
47%
■
32%
*31 %
32%
47
47V
.
*15%
%
preferred
Atlas
Jujy 29
B
83
common—;.—__1
Corp
5%
,
84%
40
__No par
common ____—10
47
52%
•
100
a—
47
46%
*31%
"83
^4%
preferred—
16
14% Jan
57
27 %
preferred—10
issued,—
When
11
17
Oct
78
July 27
92
6
Sep
15% Jun
15
——,10
_——
non-cumulative
5%
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
33% Sep
9
July
Comfnon
'
52
42i%
*42 V2
43 Va
*42 Vi
43V2
-20
*37
26%
38%
*371/4
38 V,
*38%;
38Va
6134
27
26%
61%.
61
27
61
.
26y«
*60%
27
61 y2
10,900
400
/
Volume
Number
190
5889
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1533) L 17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
_
Year 1958
-Lowest
10% Jail
XT„„
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
2
19% Dec
13
8
NEW
Highest
Sep
22
7
41% Dec
17
37% Feb
10
Jan
13
46% Dec
12
8
52% Feb
16
% Apr
25 >A Jan
9
3
37% Sep
88 /2 Oct
7
102% Jan
5
2
38% Dec
29
33% Sep
23
41% Jan
19
39% Jan
13
76% Dec
11
72
30% Apr
24
94
103
July
Jan
cT—~Zo
46%
Nov" 20
38% Jan
47
July
1
40% Sep
20% Jan
31% Nov
20
19'/a Jan
19
18
22"
32% Jan
14 % Apr
0=
tep
23% Aug 14
101 % Jan
119% Jun
5 !4 Jan
7
Aug
6
110
7
25
6
Aug 28
101
Apr
27
119% Mar 16
7% Apr
22
1
36% Aug
12
Oct
5
98% Jan
Jan
2
55% Jan
2
26% Feb
118% Nov
81%
Dec
5
Sep
22
117
17
Jan
76% Sep
34'A Oct
"
5"
4.20%
28
38% Dec
15
8
4478 Mar 20
7
19% Jun
22% Dec
9
18% Jan
2
20
2
9
21% Apr
16
9% Jun
27
14
Dec
31
13
Jan
3
52
Oct
30
41
Jan'30
72% Mar 19
78
Aug
Jan
5
22
17
80
15
Jan
7
.19% Dec
16
18% Sep
21
22
28
Apr
7
33% Dec
30
30% Jun
24
93.
Sep
31% Jan
17
104% Jun
41% Jan
12
90% Sep
37»/2 Sep
16
99'A Feb
27
10
26
46% May 11
31 - July 27
Central
23'/a Feb
60% Dec
17
Jan
16
29% Sep
3
12% Sep
23
3
48% Nov
12
8% Jan
20
14% Dec
23% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
7'.54
3
Jan
24% Mar
Sep 22
■
Jan
21
50% Mar
22
22
16% Apr
27
Nov
3
43% Jan
28
89V2 Aug
6
Cessna
6% Nov
28
6V2 Jan
9
Chadbourn
Chain
43
.
■
V'
..
July 27
79
1
-
' •-■..
.
37% Jun
9
24
12
88y2 Sep
35% Jan
2.
45% May 28
7
24% Aug 14
19% Oct
8
25y2 Apr
2
55% Nov 14
25% Sep
17% Jan
31% Jan
39% Nov
50% Feb
99
Mar
24
22
42% Jan
21% Oct
29
15
Sep
9
19
22
23'A Apr
36% Jan
13
39% Sep
14% Dec
Feb
25
8
267/a Sep
10% Oct
23
Jan
2
38
Oct
22
34% Feb
18
Apr
7
69% Nov
21
65'A Sep
89 '
Apr '17
9% Mar 14
109% NOV
16
17% Mar 19
26% Jan
33% Sep
11% Jan
2
10
12% Jan
108
24
13'A Apr
25
3
19'A Aug
1
2
8
38
14
40'% Sep
23
53
17
36% Sep
24% Sep
29
25% Dec
4
63% Oct
32
21
July 14
16
33% July
63
Jan
5
19
20
Sep
22
21
40% Nov
19
32'% Sep
18% Feb
27
31 % Nov
28
27
19% Apr
14% Jan
7
31% Nov
28
38
Dec
10
28% Sep 22
25>A Oct
9
37'A Apr
37'% Jan
15% Oct
10
13
Feb
9
Apr
30
Products
Corp
35 % Jan
17
45 % Dec
2
43
Jan
15% Jan
2
20% Oct
13
16
Sep
62,
Dec
9
57Y2 Jan
Dec
30
44% Jun
22
35% Jan
2
37% Feb
25
95
Sep
22
56
Oct
8
34% Sep
15% Jan
10
106%May 20
64 %
Aug
Feb
90% Oct
4
37
10
59
12
2
25% Dec
19
32
Jan
2
53
Dec
30
127
Jan
6
134
Dec
12
129y2 Sep
86
Jan
15
28
96
2
97
May 27
132% Dec 31
Jan
98% Jan
119% Feb
9
Jun
162
46
Jan
88
40% Aug
4
63
Feb 25
2
28
30
136y2 Jan
7
—-
—
35
9
*76
78
*76
78
*76
*76
.
x20
9ilA
40%
62%
62%
*15%.
16%
*15%
16'A
10%
*10%
10%
9%
35
x34%
35
34%
35%
35%
34%
12%
12%
79
127/a
12%
12'%
12%
12%
12%
80%
82'%
81%
83
82%
83%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*71%
72%
*71%
73
71%
71%
71%
72%
*71'A
41'A
1
" 41'A
.
67%
68'A
66%
68
3%%
convertible
preferred—_100
*104
15'A
par
*35
40
Great
Western
Ry
43'%
^_10
com
Full
—11-2
*37
fao
No par
26%
15'A
-
15'%
100
37%
37%
37'%
37'/2
37%
37%
300
26%
26'A
26%
26
67 Va
24
37
37%
.
2 6'/a
26%
67
67>A
67'%
67
67
24'A
24
36%
24'%
24
24'A
4,100
37%
37 Va
37 %►
1,500
28'A
28'A
28%
31%
30'A
30%
29
25'A'
2 5'A
*37
37'%
28%
27'%
31'/a
29
30%
*25'A
5
*15'%
15%
*15'%
1
29'A
23Va
29%
29%.
29'A
30Va
29%
30
4,600
63%
64%
63%
64%
64
65
62%
64
47,500
33%
33%
33'A
33%
82
82'/z
82
82
*82
83
81%
82
97
97
97
96
96
*95%
97
>39'%
40
39%
39'%
*82%
83
100
*95V%
97
*95'%
40
39'/2
:
Milling Machine Co
Service
10
No par
Co
Products
40
10
55%
48
_
$4.50 preferred
■•'44%
50
stock—50
„100
100
44%
49'/2
49%
48%
49'A
48%
48%
48.
48%,
48%
48%
10,000
93
93
92
92 Va
91*
91 y4
90%
91%
90%
91%
270
Giy2
35J/2
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
220
*60
*34J/2
*34%
.
34%
35%
34%
35
56 V2
55%
58
*129V2
*90
129Va
131
92
*90
153%
154%
Nopai
*1,100
92
1,800
33%
33
33%
42,900
preferred series B
50
*47
47'/2
47%
47'/2
47'/2
4<
4 I
Va
300
50%
*50
50% Mar 11
5'/2%
63% Feb
74
8
20
Mar 23
'•
4%
&
Southern
$4.25
System
Inc
10
common
5
*18
No par
No par
Ohio Elec
5
*65
preferred
Columbian
40'/8 Oct
Columbus & Southern
9
Carbon
ADr
20
2
101% Apr
9
101% Sep
8'/a Jan
25
112% Feb
19
10
When
2
25% May
12% Sep
6
issued
Edison
Co
com
—;
26
6% Feb
14'% Jan
6
20% Sep
30
10'/a Sep
18
14% Jun
1
48
Nov
17
43
Jan
2
64% May 28
Consolidated
€5
Dec
31
60 %
Sep
15
68% Jan
21
4
99% Oct
6
106% Feb
25
Cone
Mills
47% Dec
15
30% Sep
45% July 22
17
-33% Feb
3
53
July 23
23
28
Mar
2
Consolidated
13'A Jan
3
20% Dec
29
22% Sep
17% Sep
21
21% Jan
6
Consolidated
Gas
8
27% Oct
29
22
Jan
2
Consolidated
Laundries
Jan
13
50% Dec
31
23% Jan
21
2
39% Jan
15
45% Sep
12% Jun
27'/e July 10
57% Feb 24
12
33
32
25
Jan
6
40% Jan
2
81% Oct
106
18%
18%
18
18
*18'/a
18%
65
65 Va
64%
64%
*64
65
48%
48
48'/«
46 Va
47%
46'/2
47'/a
3,200
39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
40 Vb
3,600
_'4,800
For
30
29
8
footnotes
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
58%
59%
59
59%
57'A
59
57%
57%
4,000
14%
14 Va
14%
13%
14
'A
13%
14 "
13%
13%
6,500
_2fl
59%
60'4
58%
60
59%
60'A
59%
60'/«
59%
60'A
8,200
300
58 Va
94
►103'A
105
20%
21
95
May
see
page
26.
104'/4
104 Va
190
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,000
10
10 '/a
3,900
isy2
19%
19
19%
19'A
20
19%
19%
.45,600
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
11
11'A
4,000
59
1,400
58
62'A
of, Cuba
161
50c
31%
33
Coal
58%
58 Va
58'A
62
62 '/2
62
62'/2
62'/a
99%
100
100 Va
99.%
X99:A
58'A
10
10'/a
59
58%
62 %
62'A
99%
100
69
62'/2
100
2,000
31 %
34
33 'A
35%
34'A
35%
33%
35%
23,700
1
46%
47%
45 %
46%
45 'A
46 Va
45%
46%
46'A
46%
8,300
1.33Va
22'A
22%
22%
22%'
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
6,500
1
*18%
18%
"18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
?SVa
18%
19%
3,300
5
*24%
24 %
24%
25
"24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
47
47%
46%
47%.
46%
47%
x46 'A
18%
18%
18'A
18'A
18%
18%
Corp
6%
58
58
62'/2
100%
8%
10
Co
47%
100
pfd
*18%
'48
1-9%
,
900
47
7,600
19
19%
1,050
38%
38%
38%
39
56%
5 6'A
56'%
56%
56%
2,900
8,200
90
89 %
90'A
90
90%
1,260
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
No par
"80 '4
92
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
140
No par
*81
82
82
82
82
82
82
81%
81%
100
29%
12,200
55% July 29
2
104'A
38%
92'/a May
15
104 y4
88%
29% Jan
21% Sep
9%
60
'A
56 VB
17
11% Jan
10%
94'/2
38%
18
Oct
9%
20 Va
104
60 %
90'A
25
13% Oct
20%
104'A'
*59%
*94
39%
85% Sep
23
104%
60%
95
56'/e
44'/a Jun
15
103 Va
*591/2
*94
39
10
Sep
94%
89 J4
31
76
10%
60
*94
20 Va
*
*59%
94%
55%
22
2
9%
3A
60
94%
90
26
12
*59
60
94
39
Feb
21
*
,
19 Va
Utilities
Consumers Power Co
com
107% Apr
58% Jan
92
Apr
16
8
27
6
13
Common
4%
300
$5.50 preferred
Continental
Can
16% Mar 12
Industries
5%
50%
102'A
_lo
48-4
common
No par
Copper
&
'
90
*81 %
*77%.
28
85'%
L1 Va
H i
28
28 'A
*84
85'%
50%
104
51
104
48%
48%
49'A
80
78
78
28%
*84
49%,
*104
48%
•*77
28 %.
28%
.85'2
*84
51'A
49
29%
29%
49 5
104'%
49'/a
48%
49
78
77'%
80
a
,
49%
9,300
104'A
70
48%
48%
21,500
79%
81
*104
104'%
104'%
85 %
*84
85%
50
210
Sieel—
common
convertible
27%
*84
5
No par
—
Inc
preferred
23 Va Apr
20
5
preferred
Continental Baking Co common
$3.75
:a
Corp of America^
Continental
8% Apr
18% May
29%
59%
55%
Jan
Sep
140
3H%
99
44% Jun
900
8?>%
92
102
18
*64
53 'A
25
10
%
18
48
1
24
25
37,300
No par
87'% Sep
Feb
14,800
21'A
No par
79'A Sep
60% Nov
43'A
20%
$4.50 preferred
25
25
25 Va Jun
42%
20%
11'A
Consolidated Natural Gas
Container
99
42%
2Q%
18'A
Corp
'
28
6
Foods
Consolidation
70
50%
41%
20%
99% Mar 10
61% Feb
3
*50
>
41%
%
10%
Consol Electronics Industries
18
40% Aug
51
41%
20
64%
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
44% Dec
26% Dec
RR
50'/2
41
18'/a
No par
2
Consol
52
20%
29%
CJga.r Corp
1
of N Y com—No par
preferred
2
6
47
__it»
24
Jan
Va
230
No par
19% Jan
-
13.700
73'A
49'/a
1
Corp
14% Jan
21
*4o
37%
66%
100
—
Congdleurn-Nairn Inc
$5
37 Vh
*72
73%
14'/a
Consol Edison
108% Jun
1
*1,100
37%
59
25
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nusl Publishing Co
16% Sep 29
15% Jun 18
*50
50
luu
preferred
37'/«
*72
1
Co
4.64%, preferred
5.25%
*1,100
48%
Co„
—
1,500
Ry—
noncumulative
93% Oct
Apr
49% Dec
40
10,600
33
5
96
162
33%
Commonwealth
30% Nov
92
159
33%
64
7
131 '/4
*90
No par
Iron
2
2
131
92
157
154%
com
&
30
10
131
*90
Colorado Fuel
6
57% Dec
Sep
7,100
33% Oct
2
Jan
3,400
24 Va
41% Jan
"
34%
58%
24%
29%
86
34'A
58
24'%
10
17
34%
58'%
*130
155%
20
34'/2
131
154%
35
57%
92
*90
*34%
24'A
_1
27% Jan
'
34%
24'A
Solvents
Feb
34'/2
34%
24 Vn
Credit
99
35y2
1,100
No par
Engineering Ihc
103% Apr
•
44%
Collins & Alkinun Corp.
Commercial
18
'
*59
59%
*129%
129y2
153»A154%
*
44%
28% Mar 11
Commercial
Oct—2
58
•
44 %
73
„
common..
Combustion
Sep
*34'/2
-34%
44'/2
38y2
Co
preferred—-
7
93
35>/2
56
18% Mar 11
85
1,500
6,400
44'/2
1,500
$3.50
51% Mar 23
Feb
19
104
73
Colgate-Palmolive
27
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
52% May 22
88% Oct
7
29,000
19
2,500
67% Aug
13
47%
47
*101
19%
17%
38% May 18
21
48
104
80 Va
9
Aug 21
47'/8
*19
*101
16%
14
Apr
}
19'A
104
80
22
57% Oct
6,700
17%
Sep
41
55%
81
12% Sep
55% Jan
104
800
54%
55%
17y8.
28 '
14
48%
-55%
80'A
54% Jan
30
19'A
56'A
17%
10
May 15
55%
81 Va
20
Dec
110
38%
81
24
48 % Jan
530
38%
17%
Oct
30
5,400
80ya
65
92
32%
17'/a
15% Nov
40%
X32%
7a%
3
15% Jan
33'/a
18V4
2
27% Feb
•
*101
44%
33
79'%
No par
(;ur'p
44
.
17%
j
Co
"<"•
100
15%
79
No par
coin.
*15%
4,400
44'/2
17'/2
10 % Jan
2
16
5,100
.
'
47
19
104
15
preferred
Internath
48
19
*101
No par
gtd
preferred
2nd
56%
19
15
com
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
7%
'"47Va
48%
39'%
1U4
46% Jan
2
*15y2
19
5
4%
4 55%
Pictures
15
15%
*101
No par
Co
56'/a
Columbia
Sep
30%
*25'A
5
Co
Ciuett Peubody
'
24% Mar 23
44% Jan
27%
31'A
29
100
Corp.
liqulpment
33%
9
29% Jan
28%
...
33%
JOO
Jun
101
600
37V'2
Feb
*
9% Nov
7,600
28'A
30
2
26%
67
23%
67%
8.50
Coca-Cola
1,200
30%
*25'A
City Investing Co coininon
5'/2% preferred
City
15'A
37%
20% Dec
2
14%
*33%
1,700
2
2
15%
35%
35%
*33%
8
Financial Corp.'
Cities
112
No par
No par
Corp
preferred
4%% preferred
I'll
600
9,100
*104
25
O'Nuts
Cincinnati
*-<
43 '/2
12% Jan
7% Jan
15'A
112
43
39%
9% Jan
.
6,400
67%
67
44
20%
4% Jan
15y8
*104
6,600
40'A
44
40%;
21
.
68'/a~
'
36
20 y2
20
67%
112
39'%
4,500
11'/a
*39%
10%
7,300
17%
28'A
10%
10%.
31 '/a
16%
27%
.
*
39'%
*
200
1,300
15,700
44'A
39%
Jun
•
1,900
36
20%
9% Nov
700
43'%
50
112
72%
36%
Gus
2
5,900
10,800
43'%
24
100
*101
.
Columbia
Jan
30%
40
24% Mar 13
4
29%
10%
10
105% Aug 20
30%
40
..
Sep
May
8,800
4%.
77
-
10.%
-
9,800
13'/a
80%
4>/2
Cincinnati Gas At Electrlo—
•
300
400
36%
78'/2
20
106
35
16,100
10
12%
22
12
62%
4%
23% Dec
Sep
•
79'A
1st pfd
100
BroadcasLing 8ystem_2.50
96
•
-
300
4'/2
Columbia
17
v
39'%
Colorado
Dec
61
10%
•
130
1,600
63%
16%
7
33
61%
*16
10%
48% May
37 % Nov
25
10%
5
2
24%
25'%
16%
14
17
24%
*24V2
61 '7■
.
•
Oct
30% Jan
24%
39
-r.
Jan
23% Jan
39%
*91
25y2
60'A
50
64% Oct
33 '/a
91 %•
39%
91%
40%
*10
35
17
33%
91 Va
40
91
40V2
*16
31
16
2,400
33%
92.
91'A
10%
29
49% Dec
4,200
16
Oct
73% Nov 28
20
60'/e
38% Dec
2
33%
100
78
19%
15
2
May 23
33'/2
19%
59%
*10
34%
24
63
19%
40%
:
*24'/2
Jan
31% Jan
33%
20%
*1,100
24
-m
33%
33%
91'/2
41%
19%
72%
24'A
33%
46»/2 Sep
16
20%
^
38
6
65
78
78
20%'
33%
54
72%
24
32%
48% Nov
9
*52
37%
8
Jan
54
*1,100
23% Jan
37% Dec
*52
73%
24
33%
47'/2
7
46
54
37%
21%. Jan
20
*52
1,500
30
43 % Jan
52
400
73
24
32%
25% Dec
24
52
3,400
36%
13% Mar 18
Jun
7.900
3,700
Y
1
18'
72
20%
18%
No pur
82
28
20
81%
34%
1
43% July 27
29
Oct
20%
39'%
Coca-Cola
—
<Sep
Sep
21
86% May
8
23% Dec 15
77
1S%
10%
27
Oct
20
80
34'A
*18
17'%
16
Apr
•
19
82%
240
30'A
Inc
City Stores Co
39
19%
29
Cleveland'Electric Ilium
8
900
187/a
16'%
CJark
34% Oct
Y
28
2
20
22
17'A
7
Mar 20
21%
28'%
2
65'/2 Feb
21%
16%
55'/2Jan
.101
21%
28
18% Jan
89y2July
8
22
17%
3
2
*21%
28%
49y2Mar
22
,24% Jan
19
21%
*81%
23,700
29%
Aircraft
9
Sep
<
26
27% Mar 20
9
55
64% Jan
21%
7
17%
64% July 10
103'/2 Jan
18%
28%
102% Jan 12
47% Jun 30
7
34%'
18%
1
95'A Sep
5
34%
18%-
28%
117%
30%
Vouglit
12
24
34%
*18%
27%
117
v
20
Sep
Oct
34%
18%
28%
117
19%
4%
Feb
35%
27%
117
20'%
Common
15
34'/2
*18
-
'"*'•:•••'
197/8
16
47
82
39%
21
1021/2 Jun
28%
117%
81V4
89
Jan
14
28%
117%
81'/2
43
91% Feb
Feb
500
28%
117%
.
39%
37
63% Aug 11
17% Sep
2
5,800
16,800
88%
9
102
6%
31%
25V2
1
Chrysler Corp
:
300
91
20
8
14
V
*90'A
xl9%
81 '/4 Oct
21
,♦90%
•
114%
6%
31'%
91
20%
"31% Sep
27
91
*112
6%
32%
20y8
29%
30
Feb
114%
6%
32
1
95% July 8
106% Apr 22
10% Jan
;
42
35% Dec
44% Feb
■
'
39%
8
102
*113
6%
32%'
89%
Chicago
72% May 20>
14
13,700
41%
7
Sep
18%
89%
Oct
38
"18%
39%
28% Jan
46% Jan
13%
41
83
13
18%
89Va
4
27
18,200
39%
50% Feb
59% Oct
81%
89
7
44% Oct
79'A
39%
59% Oct
2
'
79%
39%
Chock
13
•
27%
39'%
25
Jan
540
27%
81
.
91%
1
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl &. Pac RR
2
6,400
'•
27%
1%
24
Jan
114%
'
75
90
32
44
*27
407/a
18% Jun
27
"
'
*24%
10
17
10
21
-6%
41
_1
_
56%
53%
20%.
32%
■
41
18% .'
*76
5
Inc
22
__
114%
6%
81
?52
9.50
Co
Jan
..
*113'/?
'
18%
*90'A
38'A
40%
40'A
88%
25
99
18%
114%
18%
Ml
5%
36y2July28
Jun
19%
21%
:_No par
Yellow Cab
Chickasha Cotton Oil
:
18%
*21%
5
26% Jun
44
75
35%
18'/2
5% series A nonciun pfd
100
Chic & North Western com—No par
17
7
27%
73%
6%
37'A
41%
'
27%
32
*55%
38%
*41
.
74%
*113
56%
37%
41
*55%
38
40%
27%
xl8%
_5o
preferred
Chic Milw SI, Paul & Pac
45'A May 25
2
9% Jan
Service
5%
71'% May 22
32% Jan 22
18%. Jan
377/8
40%
73%
x35%
,
563/4
377/a
19%
81
1*
Class A
8
20
*553/4
563/4
40%
1,200
400
No par
Chic
Jan
Nov
3,100
*26%
5
Chicago & East 111 lilt com__No
44% Mar 30
Oct
111%
1.25
- —
3
Jan
49% Nov
2
45% Jan
20
.43
10
31% Jan
Sep
110'A
Chemway qprp
1
Chesapeake Corp or-Va—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry r.otnmon__25
11
74% July 8
'3au~ 5—"118%'Feb 26
111%
37%
27
1
Checker Motors Corp___
Chemetron Corp
5
17% Mar 23 "
42% Jun
3,200
No par
Chance
18
-'47 %
6
34»A
»56
'
,
20
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
9
3
25
7
33%
JO
$4.50 preferred
17
4% Jan
34
112
"T 14%
Common
4
31% Nov
33%
28
11.7%
Champion Faper & Fibre Co—
Aug 14
100% May 21
2
28
Belt
34%
90%
Corp
Aircraft
33%
112% 112%
90%
Co
Apr
Certain-Teed
91
90
Gotliuni
4% May 29
de Pasco
89%
90
Central Vlolctl.u Sugar Co
Cerro
90
32%
Century Industries Co
5'
89%
32
Central & South West Cbrp_
16
15V2 Mar 11
88%
6%
of N J
34% Sep
11% Sep
54
2
Jan
33% Nov
Co
37%
32%
100
28% Jan
•'»
91
68% Apr 15
■
RR
37%
6%
Public
14% July 7
8% Jan 12
52
34
Central
37%
32%
preferred
Illinois
37%
.74%
*113
of
4%%
31
37%
7
Central Hudson Gus &. Elec__No par
Aug 28
7
73
Central Illinois I,gt common—No par
Dec
19-
'. 27
Georgia Ry com__No par
% preferred series B
,100
28
7
1
1
Corp common
preferred——j.
'42%
10
17% Mar 21
37i/2
41
28%
5
37%
89%
563/4
41
Agulrre Sugar Co
Central Foundry
Co
38% Mar 23
37%
common—No par
;
100
preferred
Central
1,400
37%
34
371/4
Central
Aug 20
Aug 14
Apr 20
,•
8,600
49%
112%
117%
5%
15%'
49
111%
28'A
4
15
48%
x33%
<.553/4
100
Shares
15%'
48%
34%
19%
.
49
113%
12.50
4he Week
Oct. 9
43%
-14%—14%
—
34%
5
;
Friday
..
15
111%
10
common
Oct. 8
49
x89
*-
117%
3
Mar 23
55
>
71%. Feb
8
Apr
23% Mar
91
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 7
48VJ
Celotex
9
17% Jan
37%
90
\
-14%
Celanese Corp 0r Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred
1004%% conv- preferred ser'es A-100
125% May 13'
*' 91% July
22
Co
143/.
49
37%
'
Wednesday
Oct. 6
50
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
34% July 29
17% Jan
44
When issued —
aiT/»
? common
4%%
Tuesday
49
__5
7% preferred
6%% 2nd preferred
12'
r
Co—
Case (J I)
2
12
25
99
-
Steel
Monday
' Oct. 5
10
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products lnc
Jan
'
.
Far
141/,
26% Feb
22
*
5
31% Jan lb
83
Aug 26
8
90
28
_
oa
31% Oct
91
Carpenter
ZZ
f
-
.
Carolina C'linclirield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
19
iau Jan
ian
46%
0=
Sep
Sep
Jun
7oi/
'
30
43 % Dec
26% Sep
38% Jan
117
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum Co
Carey (Philipj Ml'g Co
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
5
YORK
EXCHANGE
preferred
2
:23
7
3*:,
13%
13
21%
*21
13%
%
12%
13'%
12 7%
211/2
*21 »A
21%
*21%
13
21%
13
*21'A
13'A
21%
4,600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1534)
.
.
Monday, October#2, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range
Year J 958
Highest
Lowest
Jail
44
63
15
Jan
2
28Feb
12
6
Lowest
-
Dec
30
40% Sep
NEW
Since Jan,1
Highest
12% Dec
12
10% Sep
Dec
22
9
69% Jan
26
8
84% Oct
8
6
21
,28\4 Jan
3
6674 Nov
14
47% Oct
55% Jar-
18% Jan
2
37% Dec
18
35% Oct
16% Jun
12
34% Oct
13
19 % May
20
20
41
Dec
31
21
39% Jan
7
52
Jan
30
49% Jun
2
6
98% July 28
23
59% Jun
15
30% Jun 22
50% Jan
64
Jan
14
82% Dec 31
82
33% Jan
13
55% Nov
14
50% Sep
24% Dec
8
52
12% Apr
16
74% Feb
12
Oct
8
83
20% Aug
9% Nov
1% Jan-13
3% Nov
11
13
39%, Dec
1
4% May
,
24% Jan
9
Nov
5
28%. Jan
3
78
Juri 16
86
48nk
10)500
"r 48%
'49
50
*50
52
'-50
52
..50
96
56
"97
99
51%
*20%
51?k
51 %
21
20
—5
1
,%■
51% ?,517k
'
20,%' ,20%
•
49
48%
49%
48%
.48%
-50
52
-50
52
*50
100
"96
100
*96
100
48%
51%
.
128?4
128
51%.
51%
517k
19%
19.%
207k
Feb
6
24% Jun
ft
14% Apr
Jan
a
Jun
9
85
Mar 11
7
9
37% May 27
44
,
60^ Jan
6
98% Apr 21
32% Feb 24
104% Sep
7
21
114% July
2
8% Sep
8
'21% Jan
6
37% Jan
1G
25% May
13
10
3
69% Nov 17
18
Sep
2
10% Jun
15
66% Sep
17% Mar
4
30
81% Mar 11
14% Dec
12
12% Mai 31
Dec
18
33
15
15
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
10% Sep
16% Oct 30
Sep
15
16% Jan 21
13
62
14
21% Apr
2
31% Aug 27
27% Jan
2
34% Sep
14
59% Jan
i
Jan
Aug 27
67
7
63% uct
23% Nov
25% Feb
•
3
'39% Apr
41% Apr
8
9
.94'A July 28
20% Mar
5
30% Mar
6
40% Mar
3
37
Aug
6
63% Nov 10
61% Dec
60'A Feb
9
83% Aug 17
84
8
91% Feb
.
1S%
2
59%
78
'
.7
38%
38%
39%
Curtlss-—Wright common —
Class A —
Cutler-Hammer Inc —.
—11
J
10
13%
*67
* 69
14%
.14%
34%
35/.'
llV-d
11%
13%
.
04.
64
-/*23 v 23%
.
'3P% ^.31.%
25% >35%
.
77%
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.1
79
*83
30%
109*.*
109%
10%
79
100
.
55%
29%
'•
■
76
*75
.
25%
"33%
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*34%
'11%
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"22%
31
35?a
77%
■
- '
-.990
' %100
'2,700
vfOO
lOifiOO' 300
19J600
'«*»
.
~
39
55?«-
56%
88%
29%
30
108%. 108%
10%
10%
34%
11%
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.
05
1,600
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1
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13%
09
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23
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30%
35% '
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77%
,
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13%
69
13%
35 - ;
13
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34
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18%
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V
39% "
18%
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39%
18%
,
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78
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4,300
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56%
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33%
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39
55% • 55%89%
89%%
29%
30
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10%
18%
13'%
69
13%
35
117k
64%
23 -
31%
35%
V
:
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.
18%
12%
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13%
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11%
*03%
% 23
'
3%
58
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•
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11%
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18%
39%
18%
25%
32%
39
55%
89%
90
29%
30%
109
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10%.
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69
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13%
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11%
11%'
64
64
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23
23
•
31%
31%
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35%
35%
" 77
78
18/%", 18%
.__10
5
100
„5
Cunnlngliain Drug Stores Iuc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common—
—1
$4 prior preferred
*.No par
.v
$1.60 prior preferred—
No par
38%
55%
.
'
32%'
90
H Va
39%
18%;
13%
25%
19
10; 100
131.
v
"86
187k
3?i
3?,j
57%'
39%
xl8%
38%
11%
76
' 25%
32%
18%
11%
78
*76
Crescent Petroleum. Corp com
1
ig%
18% ■
5% conv preferred—
—25
*25
'25%
Crown Cork & Seal cpniinon-._-2.50 v,-J33ta 4.33%
'
$2. preferred
—No par
*38
39
Crown Zcllcrbach Corp common—5
54%
55% •' •
$4.20. preferred
No par
•90%"" 90V8'
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50 1 % 30
30%
5%?o convertible preferred—IOO
,"109
JOL'%
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
.10%
10%
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
' 4'/a ft preferred
—
Cuneo Press Inc
—
18%:
18%
11%:
?%.
3%
57% .'58%:
3%
3%
<73
"86
'
.11%
37%
—100
129
18%
il%%ll%
r
—25
preferred
Cream of Wheat Corp
15
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Jan 20
41
9
27
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5
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3
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100
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Cosden Petroleum
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1
18% Jan
79%
v
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.
Corning Glass Works common
2
Oct
80%
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3
Sep 24
21
29
75%
80%
49%
10%
May 12
24% Sep
29% Jan
27% Jan
50
48'%
10%
88
16% Jan
31
49%,
50%
88
36% Sep
Dec
50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp—1
150% Aug
4
16
48%
Shares
2
10%
49!
9
20% Noy 28
29% Dec 10
41% Dec
50%.
Oct. 9
'
4
3
Aug 18
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10%
11
23
14% Mar
50
10%
18% Oct
8% Jan
5
Apr
89
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11
14
(Del)
Products Co
Corn
1
50
10%
84% Feb
16
6
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2
Sep
49%
10%
the a'eflk
Friday
.
89% Feb
102% Dec 30
88
Aug
1
,85
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Corp
Co.
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
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2
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,
Salesftor
Thursday
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SALE
Oct. T
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Copper Range
337/a Mar 17
49% July
Steel
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 6
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12
45% Aug
>
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56% Dec 30
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30
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2
75% Nov
13
87
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19
Jan
28
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.
13% Feb
89
49% Mar 18
61
Jan
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2
82
Apr
10
Preferred
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81
Feb
27
Preferred
Sep
Jun
2
26% Dec 19
13% Jan
27% Jhn
2
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Sep
15
2
54 % Nov
11
47% Jan
8
7
10
30VB Nov
11
27% Mar 30
12% Dec
1
18
63% Dec
1
July
6% Apr
46% Fell
16% Jan
2
25% Dec
17
8% Jun
57
Sep
24% Jan
31
17
56
13
15'A Jan
19'A May
17?
47% Mar 13
68
Apr
25% Oct
7-
26
1
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__ 100
59
59
25 %'•
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6
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Diamond
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De
29% Mar 26
28% Oct
it
32% Mar 24
11% Jail
7
19% Nov 21
17% Jan
7
26'A Sep
18
24% Aug
6
42% Mar 13
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14
2
43 7k
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32'A Sep
23'
59% Apr 24
Disney
36% July 29
29% Jan 23
Distillers
17% Jan
Dr.
31% Sep
22
21% Sep
13
Sep
21
23
-11% Jan
19% Dec
31
16
Sep
19
17% Jan
74% Jan
9
54% Apr
46% Oct
7
16% Jan
3
6% Jan
23% Oct 27
2
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Alkali
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National
preierred
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r
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Mines
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53% Jan 21.
22% Jan
11
Sep
May
Fund
7
27% Aug 17
92% July 15
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6
457/e Jan 21
Dresser Industries
6
23
28% Apr 24
14% Jan
6
Dunhlll
8
14% Aug 17
Dupian
Dover
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10
214
29
112% Apr 21
91V* Apr 28
Sep
80% Oct
39% Oct
43
1
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50
26
11
31
47% May 13
24
41% Sep
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May 12
48',4 Mar
3
202% Feb
(E 1)
17
Sep
30
42% Feb 27
$3.75
41% Jun
25
46% Jan
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50 %
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May 22
43'A July 6
48% May 26
51
May 21
41% Aug 14
46% Jan
44%' Nov 24
53
Jan
31
42'A Jun
19
47
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10
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2
28
14
13
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11
46
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4
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15
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22
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2
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59
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2
8
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16
9
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42
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31
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Jan
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39
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19
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8
2
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2
24
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16
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28% Sep
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Electric
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39
Jan
20
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23 % Jun
22
32% Jan
29
38
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90
80
18
88
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2
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17
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2
13
28
44% Jan
2
Nov
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3
54 % May
29
61% Oct
16
11
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30
21
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14
13% Jan
3
28
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,
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2
47
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4
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11
56
16
40
Mar 26
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Oct
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5
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2
70
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2
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4
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5
29
Sep
21
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7
Jan
2
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9
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28% Aug 31
Products
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common
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30% Mar 12
8
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5
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21
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,
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2
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Jan
79
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14
21
7
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26
54
53
78
26
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Co
preferred
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55% Aug
9% Jan
July 20
38% Jan 14
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31% July 16
6%
Kodak
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July 21
30
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issued
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May 15
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18% Jan
2
10
63% Aug 13
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r»2?4
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27.
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prior preferred
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7
4
4
2
Oct
Feb
34
31
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Inc
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22% Jan
&
10
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29
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11
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fee
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paee
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13
37
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14
96
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35
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11
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Fairbanks Morse <fc Co
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Fairbanks Whitney Corp com__
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40
Fairchild Engine <fe Airplane Corp 1
Foods Co common
1
Fairmont
4%
v
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33%
preferred
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5,500
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July 25
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42
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46
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27
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40
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18
101
1
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32
22%
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6
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Apr
22
42% Sep
20'A Nov 20
Jan
12
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33
Mar 26
12
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Monday, October 12, 1953
.
(1536)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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20
35%
35%
2,000
32%
200
*32%
33
25
23,300
8
*31%
*31%
10
preferred
.
35
1
)
33 %
"
200
18
18
18%
1,700
2 1/12
61
63%
63%
7,600
100
105
No par
common
Hewitt-Robins Inc
13 % Jan
233A July 22
72% Aug 25
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A_.
105
75
75
39%
38%
39%
5
42% July 29
105
76
1
Corp
Co
64 % Jan
74% May 29
10
4,000
42
No par
Powder
5% preferred
Hershey Chocolate
16
27
2,800
-
41%
100
noncumulative
Hercules
%
46%
41%
50
Hercules Motors
3
4,300
45
1
;
common
100.
1,100
43
5
(W E) & Co..
W)
55 %■
52
preferred-
(G
;
.
125
(H J) Co common-:
Helme
72% July 21
32% May
60
Heinz
1.700
34%
52
Inc
8
*55
54%
24%
101
_10
Inc
3.65%
■
*
33%
5
Industries
Industries
5
101
123
!
preferred
24%
%
97
32%
50%
Co
Haveg
37"% Mar 13
Jan
34
4 % %
20
35% Oct
29
70% Nov
3
Chemical
Hayes
25% Jun
*24
124%
Hat Corp of America common
34% May 11
19
31
Harshaw
90% May
7
61
1,400
.1
2.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx.
13
July 27
85
9,200
26
_100
Corporation
7
16% Jan
52%.
26
™7.50
com
•
Corp„i
12
793/4 May
2
7
Mar
July 15
12% Apr
39 % Apr
52
26%
1
™——™—.
3
34
:
19
Nov
Jan
48
9
15% Nov
38% May
Co common.
Harbison-Walk Refrac
52% May
25
12% July 14
22% Apr
2
13
1
7
200
52%
5
Paper
30% Jan
132
45%
5
preferred™.:
100
Co—™-—-2.50
Hammond Organ Co
__1
6
593/4 July
Watch
122% July
Mar 17
25
_
convertible
Hammermill
14
65 % May
5
17
140
4%
114% Aug 31
36'A Aug
—
Well Cementing
Printing Co™.
Oil
F)
Hamilton
July 23
30
20% Mar 31
8
(W
34%
*33%
34%
600
270
300
49,600
—31
173/8
17%
17%
6,400
100
*70%
69%
69%
390
No'par
95%
96%
96%.:
;
~
74 "
Jan
28
85
33% Dec
19
31
117
31 % Jan
15% Dec
2
88% Nov
16% Jan
2
9% Jan
10
Jab
$4%
July 22
2nd
pfd
(conv)_„
9% Jan
12%
20
41
Aug 27
Hilton Hotels Corp
Oct
21
Jan
Hires Co (Charles E)
22% Oct
37
May 21
14
Nov~14
12
2
15% Apr
27
24% Jun
Jan
22
2.50
Holly Sugar Corp
12
21% Jan
29 % Sep
10
39% Apr
29
49% Jan
21
24
67% Dec
46% Oct
6
653A Jan
2
23% Apr
7
39% Nov
20
35
Jan
30
473/8 July 22
85
Sep
5
92
Jan
31
82
Sep
17
90% Apr
13
8
Jan
2
8%.Nov
20
5% Sep
9
93/e Apr
6
Hotel
19
Jan
7
29% Nov
21
18
21
323/4 Apr
30
5%
15"% Feb
10
19% Jun
2
24
Feb
5
37% Sep
30% Sep
18
41
Feb
12
25
37% Jan
2
Household
2
25% Dec
30
2
39% Feb
27% Feb
16
9
23% Nov
41% Dec
28
36% Jan
27% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
74% Dec
29
84
Jun
90
Jun
3
Sep
6
72
Oct
7
80% Mar
81
Dec
1
6
79
Sep
23
85% Mar
92
Feb
20
.97% Aug
13
87
Sep
96% Jan
30
52% Jun
12
75
17
64% Sep
18
21
75
Jan
22
8% Jan
183/b Sep
29
Nov
5%
Hooker
Chemical
$2.25
29
42 '/4
43
8,100
48%
48 %
5,200
40%
41
5
com
—No par
*83
1
6
common
preferred
..25
convertible
Finance
800
%
400
16,800
84
50
6 %
18%
3,300
18%
1,400
4,100
21%
21%
50
preferred
common__fto
*36%
37%
200
par
31%
31%
2,600
73 %
100
*72
'79
82
preferred
100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
—1
*85
88 %
67
67%
6
4%
i
4.40%
18
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
8
27
July 13
Howe
63
13
50% Sep
21
66
Mar 17
Hudson
27.
20% Nov 11
18
72% Jan
17
87 % Dec
19
85% Sep
2% Jan
2
6% Oct
20
5 V« Jari
20% Jan
2
38% Dec
3
35
Jun
13% Jan
2
24% Dec
1
19% Sep
9
Sound
Hunt
(Delaware)
Co
16%
Foods &
Indust
Inc
Hupp Corp
25
83/e July 22
38% Jan 29
22
23% July
5%
preferred series A
5%
convertible
1,800
23 %
100
24%
87
7 %'
1
common.
1,700
11,900
53
87
Hussmann Refrigerator Co—
/
16%
19%
53
5
com
93% July 30
7
40
6,200
19%
1
Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No par
2f
9
23%
100
100
15% Dec
24% Oct
23%
29 %
preferred
preferred
10
5
3,500
Houdaille-Industries Inc common..3
14
Jan
Corp
convertible
22
15
12 %
10
Corp of America
5% Jan
11 % Jan
12 %
10
Corp..
$4.25 preferred-
40% Apr
13% Jan
Oct
Oil
500
32,200
30
preferred
Homestake Mining™—
Honolulu
14%
28 %
—12.50
common.—
convertible
3,600
14%
26%
5
;
33/4 %
3
2
36
1
50c
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
May 21
47% Dec 31
17% Jan
25% Jan
22% Jan
35%
-250
4,700
910
7%
26,600
36%
400
19%
pfd series A—50
:_5
37%
19%
2,600
4
35 % Feb
11
50
Dec
31
42% Mar 18
52
30% Jan
28
39
33% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
43% Sep
21
2
38% Dec
31
35
47% Jan
21
29 % Jan
41
Oct
13
42
Oct
3
47
Dec
1
45 % Dec
Jun
Jun
2
47% Feb
3
29 % Jan
2
38% Nov
20
6% Apr
25
9% Nov
13
Oct
1
94
Dec
18% Jun
5
26% Sep
37
2
44
143
Oct
3
166
Jun
Sep 25
7
47
Jan
14
4.42%
50
*41 %
43
45% Mar 18
4.20%
preferred
50
*40%
& Llght__No par
41% Aug
13
<10% Feb
18
100
Jan
12
30
87
30
25
9
55
50% Mar 18
32
Jan
2
86% Jan
7
July 16
136
40
41% Oct
35% Oct
6
21% Jan
22
2
3
33%
May 28
18
13% Jan
2
32% Sep
17
35% Aug
31
28
38% Jun
Jan
27% Jan
29% Jan
118
Jan
34% Nov
19
2
14
44% Nov
7
Mar 20
37
Feb
Aug
4
Feb
3
28% Mar 19
9
15
38
35
40% Apr
37% Jan
10
19
5
May 27
8
45
Jan
15
116% Sep
36% Jan
15
123
Jan
23
3
79
88
22
2
79
1)9% Sep 22
16% Sep
40
22
July 23
Sep
49% Feb
93
Mar
<4
38
May 22
9
Dec
30
993/4 Aug
54% Oct
7
97
Jan
2
8
45
Sep
21
2
*41%
42%
*41%
42%
160
40%
*40%
40%
*40%
40%
*40%
40%
40 %
40%
20
40'/a
39%
40% *
39%
39%
2,000
7%
7%
7%
.7%
18%
19%
19%
19%
18%
81
77%
79%
77%
78%
78%
151
'150
156
49%
48%
49%
49
49'A
10,800
38%
*38V4
39 '/a
38'A
39
39 %
39%
2,500
28 %
28%
*28
29
*28
29
38%
39
*38%
39
39
39%
*87
29%
412
89%
*87
89%
*87
89 %
5
com
100
5
Canada
No par
Limited
.1
7.50
common
No par
No par
International Salt
International Shoe
No par
No par
100
-
29%
421
29%
412
49
29%
29%
416
412%
50%
-
51%
50%
51%
140
297/b
*69
140 %
139%
141%
30
30
70
*69
89
1,200
%
29%
29%
4,100
411%
415'/a
17,100
61%
50%
51%
19,400
140%
141%
1,000
30%
6,800
29%
141
30
30%
30
69%
*69%
19%
69%
*69%
19%
19%
70
19%
'4,100
19%
19%
19%
19%
94%
93%
9 4'A
93%
94%
94
94%
94
95
12,200
.17%
18%
.17%
18 %
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
40,800
126%
128V4
126%
89
12
57%
14.0%
34 %■
19%
127
89
89
11%
*57%
142
140
343/4
34%
129%
130'A
128'A
129%
"11,600
%
88'A
*88 %
89%
*88 %
89%
300
*11'A
12
58
128%
89
12
11%
*11 %
11%
11%
12'A
58
*57%
58
58
61%
88
58
5 8'/a
139%
140%
34%
34%"
128
139%
138
.
142
.
34%
34%
35%
35%
800
460
2,100
138
.138
35%
46 %
3,800
'3,500
.25
common
preferred
Telep & Teleg.No
International Utilities
Corp.-;
45
45%
45%
46
46
47
46 %
47%
46
25
International Sliver
*33
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
*34
35
500
33 %
*32%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
34%
34'A
36
35%
37
88,100
33%
32%
33
32%
34%
34%
35'A
34%
34%
36%
36%
36%
36%
par
_5
Interstate Dept Stores
1
Interstate Power Co
.1
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co...
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co,
3.50
5
36%
18 %
33'A
36 %
36%
36 %
1,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
6,000
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,300
36%
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
6,300
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
1
36%
37
35
35%
35
50c
preferred
1
Co
.
5
•"
35%
34'A
36 %
36%
*35
33%
35%
120
*118
41 %
42
41
41%
20%
20%
*118
120
*118
20%
16%
17%
81%,
Jewel
1
100
*78%
5
50%
5
65
10
78%
78%
77%
98 1
98
97%
47%
47
47
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manvllle Corp
Johnson & Johnson
:
—
& Laughlln Steel com
5%
preferred series A™,
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
49%
17%
80%
47
48 %
*7C%
51
50%
65
20%
20 Va
20%
16%
80 3
50%
*65
"2,600
5,400
17
80%
46%
47
79%
79 %
T
210
2,300
*47
47% '
*78'A
79%
50%
50%
50%
50%
51
9,200
65
65
65
65
2,000
79 %
'
"
77%
77%
76%
99%
99%
48%
47%
48
■
8
•
10
25,600
76%
77
99 "4
47 3
1,800
65%
*78%
'
2oir
16%
8
98
■
41%
80
17
80
47%
47
65%
17 %
500
3,400
20%
42
80
34
120
41%
41 %
16%
50%
65 'A
34
*118
33%
120
42
*78%
r
79%
79%
*118
20%
98
47
common;
17
x8C
33%
34%
120
41%
78%
100
Inc
9
8.300
37
_lo
Iowa Power & Light Co.—
Island Creek Coal common
Jones
300
39%
" 19%
93 %
20%
16
50%
30%
'87
414
410
141%
30%
*69
39
141%
29 %
29%
415
141%
70
*87
39%
89'A
38%
29
*28
29
*28
51 %
51
30%
*78
48%
59% July 28
..
50
1
103% Feb
12,100
156
*150
17,000
82
33
pfd__100
July 14
81% July < 6
80%
81
400
^9%
19
19
156
'150
156
*150
7%
49%
100
Packers
Co
*7%
38
Int'l Rys of Cent .Amer com
5%
preferred
Tea
7%
50
1
preferred
International Mining Corp
International
7%
49%
37%
5
4%
of
40
40
40
%
7%
20%
*150
No par
preferred
Nickel
39
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
27
31
61
41%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
59% Apr
31
56% Dec
41%
5
a.
Jaeger Machine Co
70 3A
52% Dec
lT
43 %
1
'
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
7
21
31
20
*41
%
28
Apr
'23
500
47%
May 12
88
Apr
41%
*47
20
No par
common
23% Jan
27
Dec
Harvester
313A Jan
86
*41
47%
19
100
«
Corp
Machines
Business
$6
290
41%
*47
79%
1
common
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
Feb
53
Interlake Iron
Int'l
7%
40
*40%
47%
39'A
100
Corp
preferred
Int'l
Int'l
39% "
41 %
*47
*7%
No par
Inc.
60% Mar 18
57
35
59% Jan
20
21
18
Sep 24
48% Sep 21
"
21
3
26.
Aug 18
19% Mar
Sep
Sep
33% Oct
24
40
333/4 Oct
32
*
26 % Sep
page
July 30
28% Feb
90% May 12
see
39
33% Jun
2
footnotes
1
37% Aug 21
45% May
6
173/4 Jun
15
For
12
7
25
34 % Apr
*
Jan
31
9
23
50% Sep
10
32
37
Ctfs
International Paper
$4 preferred—
172% July 15
2
Insuranshares
Interchemical
7%
*39
*40%
47%
39'A
loo pesos
Steel
Co,
3
Inspiration Cons Copper
4%%
38%
41%
*47'A
•
Mexico
:
2
69
Jun
A
International
15
Sep
94
S
9
2
19% Feb
Jan
133% Sep
2
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
23
!
4
3
28
15% Jan
62% Dec
19% Oct
Jan
82
Jan
\ 27% Jun
1063A Aug
16% Jan
333A Jan
34% July 16
13
10
Dec
July 30
5
125
7
6ct~r7
33% Dec
30
80
14
28
Jan
14
35% Apr
56
30
28
153% Jan
103/a Sep
4
13
7
88% Jun
11
32% July 14
25
Jan 13
Sep;25
Sep 22
May
24
May 29
573A July 10
8
123/4 Jan
14
31V8 July
9
111
29
488
27
17% Feb
Apr
43% Aug
95 % Feb
July 28
39% Jan
July 17
1
23
May
Electrica De
Inland
68% Sep
Dec
Indianapolis Power
•
38%
x41%
x3S %
'
6
July 28
28
Feb
39%
47%
138
71
5,200
39%
15
16% Nov
39%
*45%
41%
11
96%
13
38%
47%
6
7
7% Jan
39%
*40'A
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
28 % Oct
5
13
57% Jan
39%
*39 %
149
31
88
39 %
50
May
July
Oct
39%
50
13
95
39
50
163
13% Dec
x38%
preferred
preferred
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
preferred
122% Nov
39'A
preferred
7
2
38%
preferred
21% Aug 27
17
15
4.70%
May
27
8,900
4.26%
30
Jan
7
6,800
46%
4.08%
low
65% Feb
-
32%
46
4
33% Sep
1
32
46%
5
78% Jun
26% July
7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
70% Jan
Dec
45%
32%
45%
3
385% May 12
Jan
45%
32%
46 %
Jan
27% Mar 26
86
45%
33
46 Va
Apr
Industria
Oct" 13
29% Dec
45 %
32%
46%
50
40% Sep 25
36% Jun 26
July 18
13
45%
33
45%
47
6
43
2
22 % Jan
45
32%
46%
7
22
162
45%
33
45%
29
77% Oct
101
45%
32%
common
18 % Sep
2
May 27
35% Jan
Co
12
Jan
45%
5
20
2
65
Nov
Illinois Power
2,200
.10
No par
^
Co
2
Jan
24% Nov
10
Cement
7% Oct
14
156
42% Sep
433A Feb
Ideal
Illinois Central RR Co
38% Oct
23
42% Dec
9
Idaho Power Co
40% Sep
22
51
2
12
46% May 25
41% Oct
7
9
52% Jan
48
Jun
Jan
Apr 17
55% Jan 21
■-
77%
99
99%
390
47%
3,800
x47%
Volume
Number 5889
190
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1537)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
NEW YORK
Lowest
STOCK
I LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
V
Oct. 7
Oct. 6
Sales for
the Week
Friday
.
Oct. 5
Oct. 8
Shares
Oct. 9
K
23
Feb
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
83
Jan
2
38»/« Jan
2
37
Feb
9
65
93% Feb
10
120
2
48
lo
135
July 27
1
130
July 27
7
Jan
16
1.12% Dec
44
107
Feb
110
78
Oct
47
Jun
12
Feb
76
Jun
12
82
14
28
6
103
9
96
7
July 31
99
Jun
20
88% Nov
19
92% May 29
87
Dec
88
Dec
5
50% Jan
10
Jan
2
29% Jan
25
convertible
43/4%
(ser of
Mar 11
25
92% Jan 27
23
98
82% Jun
19
3.80%
Mar
13
50
Sep
4
Kansas
Gas
28% Jan
2
33
Mar
4
Kansas
2
29'A Dec
3
2
18% Oct
30
25% Apr
7
43% Oct
10
16% Jan
34
42% Oct
7
6
75%
Feb
30
413/4 May 12
50% July 31
22
63
29
Kendall
24
Kennecott
Jun
105% Oct
13
90% Oct
7
2
663A Nov
28
45% Oct
1
64
Jan
11
44% Oct
7
703/b Apr
21
29 '/a Nov
11
22% Sep
28
Kelsey
5
60% Nov
31% Apr
7
1
2
Jan
1173/4 Feb
46% Nov
7
43
Jan
703A Nov
21
59
Apr
28% Dec
2
26 % Jan
70% Jun
293A Feb
7
27% Jan
11
38% Sep
78% Oct
85
86
9
17
2
24% Jan
May 29
173/4 Oct 21
2
133/8 May
32 % Nov
313/4 Jun
12
43% Nov
22
163/4 May 26
Dec
7
34
31
Feb
24
19% Sep
30
23% Jan
22
18
293/tf May
5
34% Jan
22
2
22% Dec
6
33% Dec
4% Nov
6
400
473A
48
48
2,900
76%
76%
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77
82
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82
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88
88
87
85%
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85%
87%
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87 %
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87%
77%
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77
773A
353/4
353/4
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35%
46
50
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8.75
46
45%
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30%
773A
77%
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88
87
100
87
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85%
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85%
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87%
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87%
773A
77%
■
20
-
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30%
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35%
453A
453/4
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46
77%
1,400
30%
30%
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52
92%
»/8
37
36%
36%
1,200
47%
48%
48
48
52
513A
52
53
54%
53%
543/4
2,500
2,700
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90%
91%
90%
91%
29,400
91
.
47
47%
47
45%
45%
23
23
223/4
92%
46
23
49%
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,
,
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453/4
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,
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50
50%
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66%
66
66%
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66 %
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433/4
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433A
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32%
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40
80
39%
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500
65%
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43 %
32
-
32 %
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33
1,900
40
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393/8
39%
6,800
80
78%
79
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44
32 %'■>
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.
393A
39%
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79
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79
153/8
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153/a
15
15%
15%
153/8
9,400
10
Co
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
.,
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,500
363/4
353/4
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36
36%
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173/4
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31%
31
32
20
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193/4
19%
25
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30%
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4,000
36
35%
1,700
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4'/a
17%
17%
18
18
30%
31%
30%
31%
14,700
20
18%
20
20'/a
1,400
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30%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
common
preferred series A
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'•
31%
19%
17%
1
.
18
31
8
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80
1,800
50%
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11,300
!
50
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32
39%
79
1
.
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V
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1
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preferred.
Gas
12,300
39%
363A
48%
.
4.32%
39 %
383A
36%
47
*50
Laclede
38
40%
36%
5
La
1,600
38%
1
&
30%
463/8
23
Hi
30%
37
23
(S
303A
423/4
23
Kroger Co
1,100
52
52%
92
No pkr
2.50
47
25
(E J)
300
46%
463/s
37
46%
16
*
prior preferred
(S S)
35 »/s
46
-"
403A
41
37
1
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conv
*35
37
39%
5
5Qc
:
I
<
353/4
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*
Kroehler Mfg Co
5
4% Mar 11
10
*84
*85
v
3% Feb
85%
*84
300
124
473A
82
*79%
47%
Kress
22
3'A May 19
88
45%
4%
3
26% Mar
133A jan
82
*87
46%
Kresge
34% Jan
22 % Jan
*79%
88
453/8
Korvette
43% Mar
Sep
82
200
120
120
77
*75
77
48
5
18
15
*79%
88
*75
46%
3
29
333/4 Dec
76
45%
26
Aug
*75
46%
17% Mar
17% Sep
22
123%
Electric Co___No par
Co
35
27% Jun
Dec
122
400
47%
48
47%
48
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
39% Apr
7
51% Mar 13
9% Feb
125
—
45% Nov
22% Jan
*122
47%
48%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
KingrSeeiey Corp
i
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common..
30
2
78 % Sep
31
7
2
.
&
Hayes Co
4%%
47% Aug 25
34 % Jan
124
Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus • common
20
54% July 22
19 % Apr
25% Jan
124
48%
No par
...
46 % Jan ,16
22
124
Kayser-Roth Corp _L__
17
July 27
27
20% Jari
124
Kellogg Co
41% Feb
25
Jan
33% Jan
125 /
18,900
58
*45%
45%
*
513A Sep
38
*120
100
Power & Light
Jan
125
100
39 % Feb
10% Jan
*121
_
6
•
121
45%
107%'
♦105
121
100
Kansas City Southern com:
4%
non-cum
preferred
56 3A
109
122%
—100
35% Oct
383A Aug 28
58%
109
45%
45%
122%
_ifio
preferred
preferred
4.35%
12
47%
57%
109
*106
108%
*45%
:100
preferred
4.20%
.
6
88 3/4 Feb
583/4
58 J/4
59
107 %
47%
preferred
4%
preferred
4.50% preferred
May 20
89% Feb
5
58
59
108
*45%
1959) conv pfd__100
Pr & Lt Co com.No par
Kansas City
17
108
100
...50
38% Aug 13
42% Dec 30
10
58%
33%
preferred™
Sep
93
Corp
preferred
convertible
79% Sep
85% July 10
72 % Sep 21
Chem
4% %
43A%
43/4%
86
May
Kaiser Alum &
8
24
57% Apr
86
29
Dec~23
Oct
34
Feb
50 %
90% Oct
85
May
July 27
July
30% :
*293/8
v-
3%.
-
19%
-
*29 %
30%
4%
3%
4%
.
30%
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*4
.
...
200
4'/a
1
17
2
Jan
25 % Dec
24'/a Jan
11
18'/a Jan
2
253/a Dec
Feb
20
46 3/4 Dec
31
83
Jan
17.
.
89
.
85
Jan
12
'
55% Apr 22
91
6
10% Feb
Mar 28
Lane
7
30% Mar 23
21% Sep 18
40% Sep 22
18
25
34% Apr
8
May
-
12 % May
9% Mar 26
'9
28
Jan
2
39% Oct
1
Jan
2
13A Jan
July
7
173/4 Feb
13
153/a Jan
20
3% Apr
6
26
2
9 3/a July 13
30
24
5'A Jan
2
Sep
10
10% Jan
28
32
Dec
19
26 3/4 Sep
22
31% Mar
243A Feb
10
403A Oct
30
36
14% Jan
2
193/e Sep
2
20
5'A Jan
2
223/4 Peb
7
Jan
53% Apr
7
12
4
"7% Jan"
Sep
10% Sep
2
82% Dec
5
803/a Jan
1583/4 Jun
4
1403A Jun
133/4 Jan
5
46% Jan
10
9
8
73
14
57 Va Jan
Oct
21
903A Dec
2
Jan
11
93/8 Sep 21
9
72% Feb
15
36% Mar 11
24% Sep
273A Jun
10% Mar
383/s Oct
28% Jan
2
31 /
Jan
2
47% Dec
18
1353/4 Dec
28% Sep
12
30
-99—Get—3—104
Nov
Jan
23
88%"July~28
82
Mar
85
Oct
14
92% 'Feb
14
129% Nov
12
97
"&0 %
11
100% Apr
4
82
37
134% Sep
22%
22%
Products
Lerner Stores
Corp.—
2
22
363A Jun 26
44% Mar 12
Oct
6
763A Jan
2
88
Juiy
ll3/8 Jan
17
Sep
29
15% Jan
27
22
16
71% Jan
24% Sep
30
20
1043A Mar
7
46 3/a
2%
223A
223A
73A
i
%
73/4
7%
7%
7%
73A
73A
8'/a
73A
8
7%
29
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28%
29
28%
46%
46%
46%
22
22'A
22
22
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22%
69 s/8
69%
70
69
70
68%
69%
9,500
11
11%
10%
11%
11
11%
11
11%
11'/a
11%
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;
10
89
preferred—
Lighting Co
89%
903/a
89%
903A
143%
143%
144%
143%
144%
350
50%
51'A
49
50 3A
48%
49%
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63 %
65
63%
63%
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51
64
65
64
64%
12%
-
90
..
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.
12%
11%
12
12%
15,200
111%
112%
115
116%
116%
121%
22,600
26%
26 Vb
26%
26%
273/a
26%
27%
30%
29 %
11%
108
111
90
~
51
113/a
114
113/4
30
30'A
30;
29%
30'/a
14%
143/a
14%
14%
13%
14Va
133/4
13%
133A
133/4
11,500
29%
30%
30%
31%
31
32
30'A
31
30%
31'/a
14,600
38
38%
38%
38%
38 Va
38'A
38'%
38%
38%
39
1133/4
113%
113%
113 Vz
113'%
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120
%
33%
333/8
33%
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333%
33%
33%
97'A
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33%
26%
30%
33
25%
30
33%*
120
97'A
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84%
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84%
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84%
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83
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83
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83
82
145
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Lykes
22
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—^
Gas & El Co
Bros
Co.—_
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97%
147%
41%
135
41%
135
97%
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97%
145%
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413/a
41 Va
41%
134%
97%
135 %
135 Vz
82,
*82
50
1,200
100
144
41 '/a-
41%
41'%
41%
135'%
135'A
135%
*135%
24,200
41%
210
137
90%
88 :,A
90%
2,600
3,000
3,900
26,400
21
21
21'/a
5,100
40%
4ft%
41
41
41
41
41%
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413A
78%
79
78%
79
78%
79
783A
79%
78%
79%
1
; 173/4
18%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
3.33%.
■,
220
6,100
83%
144
145
4,600
84%
83
40 %
& Sons Inc
(M)
97%
...50
(Ky)-Nopar
Nashville—
Steel
Lukens
6
5
12
37,500
6,600
1133/4
i.100
2,700
89%
100
100
common
1,500
143 %
100
series E preferred
series G conv pfd
•
89%
52
10
com
144
51
100
_
.
143%
89%
143 3/a
-
98%
Lowenstein
1,000
46%
223/8
69%
30%
prefe' red
473A
47%
22
4
Louisville &
7,000
223/8
No par
Inc
Co
47
600
2 600
29
28%
29
300
.
69
7
—
(P)
3,500
223/4
*7'A
6 WO
23/4
8
283/4
46
29%
2%
*21%
23
13,200
13
29 A
-
23A
2%
.
12%
30
68'/a
Corp—'
Louisville
,
15
Jan
28%
12%
4.40%
10
34% Apr
17
28%
25%
7%
July 29
81% Sep
73A
108 %
Lorillard
142% Mar 25
28
23
Dec
8
*22
12 3A
4.35%
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
89
113A
29%
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
4
Jun
73/4
.1
Long Island
*86
1,300
22%
Lone Star Gas Co common
Apr 14
90% Mar
6
2
8
lOo
15
Mar
8'/a
2.50
36 3/s Apr
223/a
8
Inc__
conv
89
2,400
42
5
5
g
2
8
22%
•'
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
4.84%
*87
89
%
No par
Co
Belt Co
26
81
Sep
23A
1393/4 Jan
44
11
2%
6
143
Jan
2%
Lionel Corp —;
Industries
9
Jan
19 % Jun
3
Valley
Litton
8
55 % Mar
60
2%
*87
89
*41
*87
'
30
Link
273A Feb
128
11%
29%
—
^
23'/a
x23
42 1
23'/a
'
9
80
Jun
11%
293A
*87
23%
*41%
*
il3A
26
104
128 3/4 Jan
89
113A
29%
46% Jan
11
..
113A
inc
18
Oct
'
42%
30
Theatres
Sep
23%
41%
11%
Loew's
Jun
23 %
42
29%
Loew's
Sep
23%
41%
15
Lone Star Cement
29'/a Jan
9
38
233/a
42%
10
5
Mar
23%
...
28
*27
k
42%
.100
28
*27
-
23%
preferred
37% Jan
37
28
*27
28
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement—
17% July 10
9
Co
1
14% Mar 23
393A Apr
15
113% Oct
20
July
*27
28
common.3
;
81 Sons
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
7% preferred
100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
.5
135% July 28
18
21
29
8
107% Feb
223/a Mar 28
Mar
63 % Jun
63 % Oct
3
24
5
152
48 Vz Oct
.
Tire
(James)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
9
98 % Apr
2
17
65% Jan
140
1
24'A Aug 25
77% Aug 27
Oct" 13
13%
2
2
29
22
Rubber &
Lees
Lehn & Fink
29
18% Jan
57% Apr
Lee
Lehigh
July 28
6'A Sep
103/a Sep
3% Jun
*27
Industries com
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred
No par
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehman Corp
1
-
9
373/a Jan
Sep 22
1% Jan
2
9
14
15% July
J
29
21
_i
;
~
3.85%
5
'
-
Bryant
Steamship Co
10
91 Vz
89
21
%
89%
91
90%
93'A
88
21%
21
21%
20%
21%
21
"
M
23
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
28% Sep
313/a Aug 13
125
Apr
118
17
35
28
Sep
3
123% Jyn
9
493/8 July 10
28
Jan
6
1
8
30% Jan
88
2
37
Jan
2
30
22
87 % Mar 30
17% Sep
1
46
Oct
20% Jan
17% Dec
31
14
Jan
9
71% Oct
13
473A Oct
1
78
Mar 17
1
48% Jan
7
70 3A
July 27
23% Apr
2
8
Apr*
-
10
29
4% Aug
6
7 % Jan
14
Manati Sugar Co
19
5% Oct
1
9% Jan
30
Mandel
36% Sep
483A May 12,
22
3
17
Aug
7
15% Jan
5
223/4 Mar 16
2
28 % Oct
1
26
Jan
8
33
5% Sep
22
23% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
7 % Feb
4
18% Jan
2
243A Oct
29
51%'Jan
25% Jan
29% Jan
81% Jan
30
Sep
25% Jan
9
Oct
28
593/4 Dec
31
45% Nov
7
/
67
__
2
2
8
25
64 % Jan
453A May
5
5
42% Jun
2
26
—
77
July 29
59 3/a Jan
47% July
Corp
convertible
40%
40
40%
40'/a
40'%
40
80
80%
80%
♦79%
'80%
80
80 Vo
80
80
260
18%
173/4
18
17%
17%
18'/a
17%
18
10,500
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
17%
17%
503A
48%
49'/4
49 Va
50
49'A
50
48%
60%
60%
63
62'A
633A
62'/a
623/4
62%
49%
63 %
8,700
383A
39
39%
38%
383/4
2,000
43/4
1,100
81
16
853A Jun
15
77
16
July 30
Mar 31
$3.75
$3.40
81
82
Feb
42
July
Sep
3
32% Sep
22
Jan
2
20
Dec
29
18% Jun
9
18% Apr
7
32% Oct
22
29
2
45
Dec
24
44
Jan
Feb
10
24
7
9
McCail
30
53
July 24
Co
5 %
26
*17%
27%
43A
4%
4%
4%
6%
*53A
6%
53A
17%
17%
♦17%
*27%
273A
18
27%
5%
26%
5 Va
5 %
253A
.t
5%
25%
26 Va
27
5'/a
43A
53A
13% Jan
62
Jan
28% Mar
2
193/4 Feb
5
2
83% Dec
29
78
Aug 24
94% Feb
5
3
56 % Dec
1
33
Oct
58
Feb
16
7
47
Mar 31
3%%
27%
26%
26%
5%
26
26
*69
74
39
23
41%
Sep~26
*70
75
483A
*48%
49
48%
48'A
48%
42 Vz
43
43%
42%
43'/a
42%
*90
38%
38%
35
35%
34
47%
48%
*75
77
48%
*75
90
♦90
91
90
40%
40 Vz
413A
41
41%
413/a
423A
38,400
34ye
34%
343A
34%
34%
34 Va
343/4
8,100
48
48'A
47%
48'A
47%
48 3/4
8,300
48%
77
.
*75
77
*75
77
*75
77
*76
78
76
76
►40
67
67
140
78
76%
76%
♦76
68
68
67%
67 Vz
67
67
*67
68
76%
76%
*75%
77%
77%
*75'A
77%
par
35%
35%
34 3/«
35%
34 %
34%
343/4
par
273/4
29%
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287/a
28%
28%
29%
29%
293/4
38%
38%
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38%
37%
38%
38
38
♦37%
4
7'A
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48%
*46
47%
10
153/a
15%
15%
15Va
153/a
6,390
80
79
79
78
79
*75%
34
68% Jan
2
98
31
84
Dec
May
37% Sep
4
21
99% Feb
3
43 % July 30
79 %
79%
79
79%
*79
34
33%
33%
33
33%
33
33%
34
35%
6,100
32 Va
323/4
32%
33
32%
323A
32%
33
423/4
42 3A
41'A
41%
6,300
8,900
63 3A
63
64%
1,400
19
18%
Ray) & Co Inc
ul
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McKesson
&
32'A
33 Vz
1
43 "4
43%
423/4
43%
42 %
43%
62%
63%
62%
62%
63%
63%
1
18%
18%
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183/4
18%
18%
5
.
...
Robbins Inc
A
86 Vz
87
86
86 3/a
85 %
85%
*85
86%
39
38%
39%
38 Vz
38%
39
39%
39!
74'
9%
93/4
*22%
9
38 Vz
*63
18%
3
93/4 Jan
10
8% Feb
McLean
Trucking Co..'
10
93/4
10
9%
93/4
2
22% Dec
19
20% Jan
2
243/4 July 24
McQuay
Norris Mfg Co
10
21 %
22
22
22
213/4
22
22%
22%
9
47% Sep
24
41% Jun
24
51
Mead
45%
46
45 Vz
46
46
46
46
46
86% Jan
7
96
Apr
25
87% Sep
29
95% Mar 26
Corp common
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
26% Apr
233/4 Jan
2
283/8 Apr
16
79% May 21
85% Apr
7
221/4 Jan
2
78% July 28
85
May
14
7
19% Jan
32
Dec
18
36% Jan
74
Oct
For
7
10
1
footnotes
833/s Dec
86
see
29% Jan
7
10
67
Feb
9
May 20
77
Aug
.5
page
26
38
11
2
Jun2
913/4 May 15
85
Feb
6
Corp common—_—.1
preferred series B.
—100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c
Melville Shoe
4%
$3.50
preferred
.—..:
/
3
5
Co
7% Jun
Feb
500
33%
(J
13% Jan
10% Sep
8,100
Corp common
50c
convertible preferred—100
McDermott
33 % Apr
13
2,000
31%
15'A
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mcintyre Porcupine Mines
17% Jan
343/4
38 3/a
15%
21% July 17
17
.30
15 3/a
26
203/b Nov
34%
77%
15%
McGraw-Hill Publishing
2
*75'A
153/s
McGraw-Edison
10% Jan
...
*76
78
48%
69 % Aug 31
Mar
20
91
*47%
483A July 16
54
2,500
-"3,700
48%
9
1
48%
43%
91
*90
*47%
10
59% Dec
74
*70
75
483A
50
preferred
30
2
2,600
13,200
4 7'A
37% Jan
Jan
5'/a
253/4
49
43
900
'/a
5
49
*70
600
800
25%
43%
74
5%
18
5,400
3
common
293A Sep
31% Apr
5%
17%
McCrory-McLellan
Stores
*4%
18
48%
*69
90%
No par
No par
No
No
....
Corp
4%"
*5%
f
-
100
...
Corp..
$2.50
27%
38%
5
preferred
McCord
18
*89 %
No par
pfd 1947 series
preferred
Maytag
31% Oct
41% Jun
5%
25%
No par
Corp;
38 3/a
38%
37%
"
100
preferred
33A%
6%
—1
Co
$3.75
72% Mar 17
74
May 19
653A May 22
75
Sep
663A Sep
24
Mar 26
4%
5
50
—4
May Dept Stores common..
26
38%
4%
6
27%
preferred
Masonite
6
May 19
38%
*17 Vz
No par
53% Feb
Oct
46
74% Jun
2,700
173/«
12.50
com
46% May 22
34
3
3,100
40%
40
60
1
Martin
26
18'A
1,500
-
49%
common..
93% Jan
22
18
-
18
preferred
& Co
20
17%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Field
46
80
5
62 3A May 11
49% Dec
40%
453A
40
Exploration
Midland
4%%
45%
1
1
14
26
45%
45
.No par
24
42% Dec
9
4%
453A
13,700
433/4
45
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Marshall
45 3A
500
31%
122
43%
41%
_
Sep
853A Jun
39% Jan
8
45%
31%
*120
45
1
32 3/s Jan
2
13
12
44
120
41%
Manhattan-Shirt.
Marine
43%
120
10
Bros—
Maracaibo Oil
433A
120
No par
89
7
11
75
7% Jan
28% July 30
417/8
1
36% Jan
Jan
2
1
*30%
*119 %
42
100
93V2 July 11
75% Nov
34
Jun
31
120
No par
Inc
Madison Square Garden^
Magma Copper.—
Magnavox Co
1
Mallorj (P R) & Co——
8% Sep
30%
*119%
5
preferred series A
83/s Nov
21
I
-
31%
30%
119%
41%
Madlspn Fund
9
12'A Jan
Jan
4%%
*303A
30%
119%
50
preferred (w w)~.
(R H) Co Inc com—
39% Dec
29
5% Jan
5%
—.
Mack Trucks Inc
Macy
31%
10
100
Forbes, common
preferred
5%%
21
60 % Dec
19% Oct
'
2
2
14
r
MacAndrews &
6%
433/4 July 10
78% Sep
2
May 14
18% Oct
Oct
10
Jan
31% Jan
-
393/8 Dec
3
13% Apr
6
45
78% Jan
32'A Jan
36% Nov. 17
2
■
No par
*87%
88%
9%
93/4
♦87%
88%
93A
♦87%
27%
9%
88%
273A
*87%
88%
27%
27%
*85
183/4
86'A
40
350
1.400
1,000
11,200
5,600
22%
800
45%
45%
3,400
*87%
88%
.27%
28
6,500
2734
28
27%
273A
80
80
♦80%
81%
81
81'A
80%
80'/a
81 Vz
35%
35%
35'/a
*35
35%
35%
35%
*35'A
35 %
900
34%
77%
75'A
76%
74%
75%
12,700
773/8
*70
773A
75
76%
*72
77'A
75
763/4
*72
75
*72
75
*72
82
75
210
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39
Jan
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62% Dec
78
Sep
15
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91
Dec
Sep
Oct
15
88
Mar 31
7
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Oct
9
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Oct
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104
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5
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21
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Oct
Jan
2
35% Feb 18
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10
59
83% Jan
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Jan
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75
Jan
39% Jan
4
39 % Aug
.
Sep 23
23
44
13
25% Feb 24
31
33
19
39
Jun
33% Jan
13
■
24 % Mar
17
77
90% Teh 26
92
14
Jan
97
Co
Sep
18
;4% Sep 23
6
9
July 24
51%; Apr
51
Feb
2
20
21
29
14
29
92
24'/a Mar
150
29 */4
July
July
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Jun
31
20% Feb
,
2nd
Minn
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Mfg
&
Mar
5
Minnesota
&
Jan
22
Minnesota
Power &
25
Jun
19
Minute
49% Apr
29% May
Jan
8
Apr
79%
*75
78
*75
78
75%
78
90
*88
90
*88
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88
90 1
Jan
Nov
90
10
18
12% July 14
18% Jan
11% Sep
14% Sep
23
4% Apr
2
8% Sep
24
29% Apr
30
41% Nov
20
22% Jan
8
31% Dec
11V) Apr
22
1
8
2#
Pacific
RR
29
Monarch
24
Sep 21
-1.2
Mopsanto
21% Dec
29
20% Jan 14
37% Dec
22
22
20% Oct
1|%||V25
42% Nov
13
.
17% Jan
2
21% Nov
17
11*2 Jan
2
23% Dec
31
35
5
60% Dec
May
31
40% Feb
'7
3
1
24
Oct
7
24% Feb
23% Jan
2
43% July 29
19
57% Jan
130
28
30% Apr 23
ii
53% Sep
Feb
16
9
May
74
July 15
21% July 10
12% Apr
18% Nov
19% Jan
32% Nov 21
25% Sep 22
32
Jan
25% Oct
13
24% Jan
2
37
July
Dec
18
43% Jan
2
51 % Aug
17
Jan
30% Jan
45
19% Jan
33% Nov 28
88
Feb
50
Sep
18
16% Dec
19
25
25% Sep 22
39% July 17
7
20
8
4
31% July 24
50% Jan
9
118%
119%
118
119%
23%
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23
120
23 3 a
a
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241
a
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16
143%
24%
24'/
24':,
1,100
15 3 i
15! b
15%
3.400
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it 143%
33 3 it
33
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33
33
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20
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-
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29%
29%
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29
No par
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24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24!;
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23
22%
22%
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21
21%
:
24
4
25
MQntecatinl Mining & ChemicalAmerican
shares
Moore-McCormack
(John)
22%
22%
22%
22%
1
,21%
22%
21!4
21/'it
207it
21%
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51%
51%
50%
51%
50 3
51'it
12
20
20%
10
39%
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Inc
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Products
Corp
I Motor Wheel Corp
11
24!
,
35.800
2.300
4,900
b
'
23
Monterey Oil Co
*
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motorola
11
1,000 lire
,
700
18
14%
-
No par
Chemical
Montana
4,000
47%
39 3,
39 31
9,500
We,
66
*13%
'
Co
Utilities Co
Motor
■
4714
39%
tt
39'a
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6%
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4
74
I
25
B
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39%
a
6'
6
66
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A
6;
•
6%
39
■
—1.25
class
RR
Class
29% Aug 31
27% Aug 28
36*/b Jan
2
17 3 it
317 a
14,6
21
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.—5
.
Montana-Dakota
2
„
14% Jun
36
17
16%
5%,
_—2—100
Machine
Monon
14% May 26
56% July. 27
28 >/4 Sep
36
17'4
%
32
.—5
Inc common
preferred
Jan
35% Mar
36
17
a
33%
1.5
preferred.—
4.20%
24
8
36
17%
*30%
24 7
144
■
2.50
RR class A—No par
Cement Co~_6;25
Mojud Co Inc
2
36
17%
a
16
No par
—...
issued
When
3%%
19
23
36
17%.
317
31%
24%
Light.—No par
Portland
Jan
Jan
36%.
50
2,000
'
18% May 28
8
87
*50%
50%
t
*30%
31
1
16
38% Jan
87
•
*100/;
14
5
29
231
*100/,;
15% Sep
20*4 Sep
86
118%
24 %
23%
1
78% Aug 14
16% Dec
86
120%
119
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18
6
87
17%
147a
13
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*36
18
6% Jan
51
17%
14%
15 V- Jan
50
36 %
ft
19
62
50 3
86'%
1
Aug
49%
17%
Missouri Public Service Co
70
50 %
36%
Mohasco Industries
8
56 3
87%
27
b
53%
86
Corp.——
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2
9
52
86
30
u —
52
49
18% Apr
14% Sep
493b
52
48%
20% Jan
68'/4 Jan
48%
48%.
48 '4
8
60
48
49
46%
10
19
80
2
Jan
47%
49
493
Jun
NOV
52
47%
49%
51 %
12% Jan
17
18
48%
49
49%
Missouri
30
48 %
1
5
100
10
1
■
'
48
—
79%'
79%
78
49'-a
Paper
50
*77
Missouri
19% Dec
77
GOO
77
*75
45% July 29
.14% Dec
79%
12,800
89%
'
*88
52% May 25
2
86
78
79%
8
24
77
89'/
77
90
18
4% Jan
78%
*86
75
41% Jan
16% Oct
*
89 %
*77
36% Sep
20
76%
*86
1,600
■
71
•88
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—.—10
41% Mar 16
78 %
80%
47:%
Corp
Mission Development Co.
Maid
Mission
4
4
70'-
89%
49
a
Ontario
38
39
70%
*78%
-
Minn St Paul & S 3
151% Apr 24
69%'
4
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orjrj
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry„No par
Marie—No par
4
16
70'.2
*86
4934
preferred
conv
70%
■
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50
18%
78%
49 %
Corp of Amer..
Minerals & Chem
71%
49 %
1st preferred
Oil Corp
5%%
Midwest
57%
a
89%
78%
;86
48%
Midland-Ross Corp common..
27
40 % Jun
4
17 7
17 7
10
Inc..
Inc.——2
Enterprises
Midland
56% Oct
57'
18
56
17%
71%.
—--—-•
Copper
South Utilities
Middle
57%
17 7 it
56%
17%
>70%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% plQ__100
4.35% preferred series—
100
3.85% preferred series
;_100
3.80% preferred series.———100
4.45% preferred series——.—100
Apr
102
24
79
Machine
Mesta
1
57
18!a
56 *
55%
18
*70%
Sh-ares
Oct. 9
!t
56*8
17%
12.50
5
the Week
Friday
Oct. 8
Oct. 7
56
Co
&Scott
Lxnutypc
Merritt-Cliapman
25
88'/a Apr 15
98
Mar 13
78
92% May 13
22
79
82 */4 July
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Oct. 5
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EXCHANGE
5
Monday, October 12,1959
.
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. )
Highest
Lowest
Year 1958
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range lor
.
-
19%
19%
20
19
39 %
•
40%
105%
4
39%
39%
■105%
106 %
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109%
21%
2,200
19,100
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18%
39%
19
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40%
12,200'
10734
110%
19/a
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107
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.
50%
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■
9800
55
..10
55
54 %
54%
54
54%
53
53
1,800
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
18 3 b
2,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
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15
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31
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21
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15
56
National
Acme Co
22
National
Airlines
6
Mar 13
164% Apr
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National Aviation
National Biscuit
90
Sep
21
Jun
1
52% Sep
24
9
11
90
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23
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109
5
3
Apr
6
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71
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National Cash
May 8
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6
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26
17
104
Feb
9
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3
Oct
2
168
Jun
19
145
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10
159
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7
143
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17
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25
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88
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$4.50
10
17
Jan
2
22
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National
25
28% Jan
2
44
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18
54
Apr
17
47 % Apr
11
77% Dec
17
98% Aug
6
80% Jan
13
40% Sep
9
34
Sep
30
40% Mar 13
22
National
Tea
4
17% Sep
9 % Jun
24% Mar 25
DIC
10
13% Aug
National
Theatres
7% Jan
11%
Sep
74% Jai
7
7% Jan
12% Oct
22
11 "4 Sep
22
9% Jan
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7
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18
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14
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25
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19
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30
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16
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1
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92
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7
82
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9
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11
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80
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100
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40
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40
31
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5
76
40
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30
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1
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32
5
13
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25
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89
88
89%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
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10
Newport News Ship A Dry Dock
1
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5 Va Jan
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152
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109
1
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4
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4
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5
9
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22
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10
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11
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28
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4
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28
a
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50% Oct
56% Dec
240
60%
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Newberry Co
2
19,600
58%
148
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Neptune Meter
4
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28
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2
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43% Feb 26
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5
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National-Standard Co
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71
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53
152
14%
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14!»
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100
Linen
Malleable
14% Jan
63% Apr
26% Apr
55%
No par
National Steel Corp
National Sugar Ref
44 %
102
22%
54 %
common
18% Sep
80
22 3 a
l
preferred A—
preferred B
30% Sep
76
93%
10
preferred—
National Lead Co
7
67
30%
93%
Co
21% May 12
25 Vb Apr
29%
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National Gypsum Co common
84% Apr
Apr
52%
National
8
19
Dec
18
28%
51%
National
National Dairy Products—
8
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8
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
59% Dec
68
28
15
12
24
Dec
1
32% Jan
Jan
82
9%
59%
54% Jun
17 Vb Jan
13% Jan
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58'a
2
...
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25 7
52%
152-
151%
151%
12
42
25%
•
25
28% Jud
18%
100
10
46% Feb
31% Nov 19
18%
26
26% Jun
103% Nov
18%
52%
11
preferred
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7%
18%
51%
49% Nov 21
30% Dec
3
12
13 3 4
55
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80
14'a
13%
54%
25%
10
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2
86 V4 Jan
19
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17
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5
19
86% Dec
87% Jan
148
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20
Jan
168
9% Jan
19% Jan
6
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16% Nov 20
149% Oct
50 % Jan
9
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Natco Corp
19*/b July 16
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82
27%
34%
78
78%
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36%
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Volume
190
Number
5889
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1539)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCKS
LOW AND
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Oct. 5
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 6
4
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 7
Friday
Oct. 8
the Week
Oct
Shares
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50% Jan
90-
14
Sep
16
78 %- Sep
60% Nov 20
19
94% Nov
17
•
89
Oct
-
28% Jan
27
Dec
31
103
Jun
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10
92% May 16
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102
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31
5
29% Dec
9
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25
82% Apr
7
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31
41% Feb
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15
14% Jan
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17
61% Jan
Dec
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29% May
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4
15% Jan
15
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16
61% Feb
10
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13
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Jan
7
93% Oct
31
26% Jan
2
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16% Oct >7
May 27
89% Dec
96% May
2
14
Oct
21% Dec
40
17
99% Feb
4
22
23 y8 Feb
26
3
56% Feb
10
Pacific Finance
Dec
18
58'A Jun
9
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
Pacific
Gas
31
56 V* Jan
Pacific
Lighting
40 % Jan
2
Sep
30
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Jun
64
143
27
Apr
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47% Sep 25
25% Sep 23
Jun
130
21
7
12% Jan
3
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12
2
35% Apr
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2
62% Dec
8
43
Jun
25
69% Jan
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98
Apr
15
86
Sep
30
94
30% Jan
2
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5
42
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21
33
Dec
19
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15% Jan
2
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6
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7
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27
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3
29
Sep
-»
74
29
33% Aug
2
Jan
92
Jan
7
37
Jan
18% Dec
22
2
37.% Jan
20% Sep
100% Jun
17
64% Nov 20
Ry
It
6% Feb
24
Pfeifier
22
9
23
98
Sep
39% Sep
~i
22
Jan
7
15
12% Jan
2
26% Dec
57% Jan
3
71% Nov 24
43
Jan
2
62
Dec
31
54
Jun
9
74% Jan
7
89
Mar 18
78
Jun
19
86
Mar 12
21
66% Sep
24
36% May
Philco
73
6
Apr 30
84% Apr
7
82
7
52% Mar 23
28
15 V4 Mar 12
Oct
75
100~%
Jun
14
95% Aug 10
20
90
24% Nov 20
2
2
Jan
20% Jan
8
Sep
16
32
Oct~13
97% Aug 25
49% Aug 27
22%
6
93% Jun
25
89
Jun
4
7
99% July 29
17% Aug
8
90
Jun
29
99% Apr
2
15
Apr
28
19 \\ Aug
17
14% May 13
128
Apr
140
17
15%-Jan
2
-■
Jan
22
127% Oct
29% Oct
67% FebI 25
13
5
24% Jan
81
7314 May
Aug 11
9
94
145
Mar 18
Mar
4
a
■
42"
7
91% Mar 19
July 23
14%-Jan
2
24% Dec
30
26
Jan
2
73
Oct
23
19% May 7>
70% Sep 29
2814 Jan
62
82% Jan
29
68%-Jun
2
80
Oct
10
77% Jan
H
86
Feb
9
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
39% Jan 10
24% Sep
29
17% Sep
17
23% Jan
9
125
58%
59%
69
- Jan
10
19% Jan
77:% Dec
119
18
Sep
8
62% July 31
Dec
16
31
39 % Nov
14
34% Mar 31
21% Mar 20
32% Nov
14
2314 Oct - 7
43% Jan
2
16% Jan
113%
2
10014 Jun
109% Nov 20
27% Oct
9
9614 Jan
22
2
28
22
Sep
132
Mar 18
'7416 Jan
2
11414 Jan
22
47% July 27
31% Apr
17
15114 Jun
29
"131
133%
132 %
132%
132
4%
15
90
Dec
12
88
10
28% Dec
31
55
31
78% Nov 20
25% May 19
7314 Feb
9
Jan
Jan
14
4%
4%
4%
514
34%
35%
35%
35 %
35%
95% Apr
2
90
Aug 27
23%
2414
23%
23%
2314
25%t
24%'
25%
55,300
4614
45 3 4
4614
46%
46%'
46
46 "A
10,500
*86
43
43 Vb
43%
30
44
89
%
89
*86
89
4314
44
44
44
4414
44%
42%
4314
30%
3014
30'.4
45
45%.
45
1
2%
5
16 %-
25
*86
43%
214
*214
16%
15%
■
•
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22
*21%
*56
57
56%
32
1
32%
::
32
105
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29
29
45
44%
477ii
45
45
.
214
214
2%
15%
16%
15%
1614
22
22
55%
56 V4
32
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56%
55 34
32%
32
70%
7014
27%
27
27%
29%
„
30
89'A
460
lo%
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
17
1714
17
1714
27,700
44
43%
44
44
44
—25
31 "a
No par
1:4214
43%
43%
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44
5714
57%r
56%
5614
561a
57%
57%
58
6,700
66
6(?f
66
66'/4
66%
67%
67%
67%
1,370
31 7b
3314
3214
33
32%
327u
33%
23.000
41
41
40
40
40
40
41
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94
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94
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94
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.
32
4214
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94
1
15 3 a
4%
com_33%c
33 %
15%
4
15%
34%
15%
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%
4%
1
51%
•
15%
1514
4%
414
414
-
4%
34-%
34 3i,
35%
34%
95%
94%
94%
*94%
56
56%
56%
51%
51%
51%
51%
♦20%
*20%
20'A
20%
20%
95
x91%
92
92
93
91 %
*82
83'A
82
82
81%
3
,—100
*89
*97
99
46
47
23%
24%
46'L>
23%
23%
68
57%
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68
77
♦76
77
41
%
42%
41%
12%
12%
12%
12 3
96%
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97'A
♦95%
97%
43
42 %
42 lA
95
92
92
41
40%
41
37 In
36%
37%
24'4
23 In
24
91 %
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911
95
*92
95
2.33 4
•
10%
128
'
17%
%
17%
129
130
42
a
171«
130
,36
8614
36%
36%
36 3
87 3 i.
87 "a
87%
24%
24%
23 %
24 V,
',72 %
74
80
:
80
*72%
81
*118%
122
*118%
common—
_1
64 %
66
x65%
$3.50 convertible preferred-
_75
*18%
18%
' 104
10'3
*102
43
42 %
42
24%
23%
23%
25%
43%
43%
36%
36%
24 %
23%
23%
Jan
2
46
Dec
51
40% Sep 21
70% Nov 26
80% Mar 13
70
Oct
2
24% Jan
20% Sep
22
Sep
20 % Nov
18
10
'
12
23% Jun
18
20
Oct
Oct
15
113% Dec
31
104
Sep
5% Jan
2
15% Dec
11
9
105
67 % Jan
8
—85
43 % Jan
-
2
60
26% Jan
Dec
30
Nov =19
84
5
21
Sep 22
Mar
3114 Jun
8
24
9
*89
91%
95
*92
95
17%
86 % Jfen
16
7
36% Aug 31
37
35%
361
871V
84 7
a
86 31,
2311
24%
24%
24
3514 Dec 29
58•
Jan
2
72% Aug 27
Dec
31
34% Oct
6
48% Apr
18
Pure
3>% Feb
11
52
Nov
19
45% Sep
23
54% Jan
16
Quaker
*72%
74
*72%
74
*80
81
'79%
81
18%
122
66%
102%.
42 %
23 Vr
18 V,
♦118 V,
105
Apr
23
124% Sep
22
131
Oct
23
28
146 %
July 28
For
footnotes
28% July 24
see
page
28.
24
Feb
2d
140
Mar
27% Jan
5
26
18%
18%
*118',
122
65 3 •»
65%
66 %
*103
105
42r'ii
133%
25%
25%
42
42%
.23%
134 %
18%
'18%
122
*118%
65%
66%
104
105
135
25%
...
4211,
23%
135%
*25
24
65%
42%
24%
134%
25
25%
18%
122
104
42%
23%
134%
23%
25%
138
25%
900
800
—
•
15,000
130
900
3.500
15,700
1,400
'14
94
26%
26%
7,400
83
83%
6.400
4
*93%
94
93%
J
48%
48%
49
37 VB
37 7 a
37%
38
271a
27%
28
28
28 3
X49
78 Vis
-
«
48%
48%
48%
2,600
38
37%
37%
16,600
28
28 %
28%
28'A
5,000
78%
79
79
80
80
79
80
*79
81
83%
*81
84
*81
84
81
81
*81
82%
83
83
*83%
84%
84%
84
*83
85
*83
84%
98%
99
98%
98 %
98%
99
99
100
42 %
42%
42 Vb
42%
42%
42%
100
25
25
*69%
100
106 %
107%
5
91a
9%
100
—100
*81
100
100
.
——
com
—1 -—No par_
20%
20
20
*84
33%
No par
*62%
5
—
71
2014
35%.
*69%
20%
*19%
106'A
9%
common
—5
preferred—
100
Quaker 8tate Oil Refining Corp—-10
-
47
"126
71
*20%
21
20
*19%
20%
106'A
*106%
107%
9%
9%
9%
84
34%
33%
34%
33%
64
6234
631.,
63%
36%
34%
35a4
34%
*84
25%
47%
25%
46%
126
25%
47
127%-,
25%
47
"126
25%
42%
70
*69%
20 3 4
85
128
%'
71
84
180
37%
49
37 V4
49
•
27%
Q
-
4,200
74
81
83%
Oil
Co
24
*72%
*80
93%
Industries Inc
Oats
31,
23
74
81
Indiana—No par
Co of
Inc.,.
18.400
26%
preference Com—No par
preferred
Pullman
45
3,700
86
82 34
Puget So ind Power & Light Co__.10
25
140
35
85%
26%
4.80 % preferred—.
Feb
29
128
35
n
93 3.,
5.05% preferred-!
$4.75
127%
131
.36
—
2,100
26 %
4.30% preferred
Publicker
129
*129
85'%
17'A
83%
4.32% preferred-——
4.16% preferred—
Jan
17
94
3%%' preferred
15
128
17%
26',4
23% Jan
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
17%
17%
83
4.08% preferred
!
4.18% preferred—.—!„
Public Serv
2,800
91%
*93
2614
76% Mar 13
13
23%
*89
95
83%
92
21
23%
91 %
*92
26%
91 % Mar 20
37-
4,800
83
5
6
7,800
36%
83%
5
Jan 16
45
36 %
26%
18
93
10
44%
"
93 3
78% Oct
106% Apr
48 % Feb
50
2,800
83%
80
8
93%
*89
'
23
43%
93%
37%
Oct
98
26 %
49
Sep
1,500
10
Public Service Co of Colorado—110
'
20
60,100
12%
43
44%
36%
130
43%
*91
'
130
4,400
—2
Co
Public Serv Elec & Gas coin—No par
83
*96
93'A
20
preference-—100
Power
Gamble——.
0
97
75
42%
12%
43%
36%
(H K)~
fund
3
22
Ya
42
131%
134% 139
2>%
18 V,
*91
23%
%
"
—100
42
93%
79%
x75
4
98
*96
42%
%
*91
59
79%
42 %
12%
37%'
..
—10
58%
°
42%
40%
1
5'
67%
81
41%
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—2.50
67%
68
59
81
*12%
*8)
—jH-'-l
34,900
13%
No par
——
25%
42'A
No par
-—~
24
4.2
common ._10
Corp.
14^800
24%
77
*92%
"
^.1
Plymouth Oil C0-i.--.-A—
46%
96%'
—No par
—__2
Plough Inc—
91%
99
46'%
58 %
*76
600
*89%
*66 %
77
360
*97
13 V4
*76
380
81%
91%
77
1
100
91%
97
41%
7
.5
201b
*80%
46%
82
*81
5,000
46
59
81
9,600
51% *
21,100
23%
v
68
58' V
80%
90
57%
97
91%
58%
58
80 3
4
*89%
34%
99%
56%
20%
.
20%
*67%
57%
*80
100
10
91'a
99
44%
24 Vb
*66%
5
*89
*97
45%
2 3%
No par
Co
91 %
99
1,300
51%
.
.
81%
■
4'/4
2,600
*94%
;
92
83
44%
15%
91
20'is
94
*90
1,000
94
34%
20V41
*98 V4
com
35
500
41
*4y0
56%
52
-
15%
99%
57
82
100
-
32%
15%
51%
57%
51V-V"
15%
55 Va
95
.1
33%
*94%
94 3
57
100
12.50
420
57%
*6514
100
44
„
66
5714
100
8
98
6,600
.
10
33% Mar
107% Apr
300
27 %
92%
68% Jan
12
69%
92
43% Apr
Sep
2914
'
89
17
100
9,500
I
68
26%
92%
18
29
x29
72
27%
27
89
36% Sep
2714 Sep
Oct
29 3 4
*69%
92
47% Feb
86
3.000
88%
14
Mar 20
10614
92%
31
Jun
106'%
89
Nov
18
107%
400
9214
% Dec
14
Apr 23
7,700
89
30% May 2
Feb
32%
89
50
Apr
3214
92 3 4
39
93
300
32 3a
89
9
95
56%
92
7
5
*5614
8914
2
29
56%
93
42% Jan
Oct
13,900
22%
22
88%
26% Jan
82
-3.100
1614
!*21%
:
92 %
—100
prior pfd
Pittsburgh <fc West Virginia-—-100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd —1 10C
div
85
72%
26%
107%
2%
16
291a
29%
*7014
27 Yb
106
214
1,100
1.100
106%
'32
72%
106
4
214
,
22
29%
29%
1st series
&
14,300
42 3
28%
.-100
preferred class A_„
sink
1,600
4214
41%
26%
(conv)
Potomac Electric
44%
30
*7014
preferred
(The)
89
44%
2%
16%......
29 7
*86 ,
44%
41%
4214
3
105%
89
30
No par
.
Pittsburgh Steel Co common,.
Co
*86
104%
29 %
29% Jan
83 % Nov
3,900
45%
—
$1.40
33,600
24%
100
T/o guaranteed preferred—
Metallurgical Inc——
-.1.25-;*
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co_—
Procter
250
514
36
46%
Pitts
5%%
5
45%
28% May 14
-29% Feb 24
13214 132%
4%
34%
23%
100
Chem
Forter Co Inc
88*% Dec
134
4%
x33%
/
22% Jan
134
4%
33%
33
7.300
1
common
preferred
Polaroid
59%
130
.1
50c
common
convertible
Plttston
58%.
12,400
%
'
July ll
22
13,000
preferred series A
5%%
*19 "'a
22
2714
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
5%
*19%
49
:
$4
$4.80
62%
No par
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
5% preferred
Pillsbury Co common
$5
4,100
100
Pitts C#ke &
2
82%.Jan
59%
22
59
58
6214
__
2
9
5916
59%
•
25% July
Oct
*19%
59
100
7
45
3,300
*19%
*19%/
No par
Inc
45% July
8
2,100
22
,11%
22,
2.50
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp.
Fitncy-Bowes
Inc—
95 % May
84 % Jan
21% Jan
<•
17%
1114
62 %
3.90%
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum —;
Mar 23
9
41% Oct
11 ya Jan
3,300
17%.
11%
27%
Reading Corp
Corp
3%%
14
8
&
11%
18
11%
100
Philip Morris Inc
4% preferred
65% Mar 10
24
41% Mar 31
16% Jan
Phila
11%
17%
1114
5
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred—
2
26
56 V4 May 12
12 % Sep
97
Apr
2
Jan
99
49 % Dec
29
38%Feb 27
14-
Jan
104% Jan
11%
17%
11%
4814
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
5
11%
17%
No par
$1
15
13
May
11%
18
11%
-
27%
preference com
26
88% Apr
May 13
11%
17%
11%
No par
22% Jan
102
11%
18
48 7 a
common
103% Apr
107
Nov" 25
Co
9
8
70
6214
8 *
Electric
5
24
93
62 %
Phila
conv
93
27 3-1
—
Co
Sep 18
89% July 14
77
Nov
88%
&
Oct
91
Sep
4>&%- May
(Clias)
20 % Oct
6
7
94%
48%
4% 2nd preferred (conv)—
Phelps-Dodge Cor,p——
1G
Jun
93 % Feb
2,800
9410
2714
0
24
107 % May
11%
1.400
33
94 y8
*93
33
63
Co
9
92
Jan
Brewing
46% Jun
Apr
93%
32%
104
,
48%
Corp of America
31
10Q
7% Jan
preferred-.
50% Dec
Aug 27
75
57
Pfizer
4
Mar 30
70% Mar
93%
12'4
33JAc
Jan
43% May
93%
93%
103
33
2714
Co
Petroleum
100
8,700
103
32 %
12
_5
22
Sep
5,000
92%
9214
102
32%
48
Co
19% Jan
55 % Sep
81%
T
92
92%
102 ■;/i
•,
62
*
8
4
16
82
100
95
10
11
7
Apr
2
96% Oct
5
91%
102
33
1
Pet Milk Co common—
-
92
102
1
RR
Eastern
Pepsi-Cola
4%%
*1£>%.
82
48%
Peoples Gas Light <5z Coke,
5
*101
32%
100
com
23
25
Apr
16
81%
63
Corp
99 % Feb
60
•
3
81-.
May
91%
%
33
5,800
*15%
8214
2714
Corpj
30% Sep
102
16
81%
27
series preferred,
&
*15%
82%
"
9214
101
"
16
17%
_3.50
Light
preferred
Peoria
81
47%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
11
Mar 23
*15%
821'4
,
35.700
21.7CO
; :
62
common
Glass Sand
Pennsylvania
55% Mar 20
37-
32'% Mar 11
31%
11%
No par
4%%
5
73
3114
2714
.
4.40%
8
20
20 la
7114
31%
'■*11%
50c
Co
Penn Power &
25
20
70 ».i
30%
48 >4
Corp
Cement
Penna
104% Jun
20%
70%
32%
63%
prior preferred
82% Mar 23
101% Apr
19% Dec
20..'
70 •;
31%
91%
25
Corp..
Penney .1J C) Jo——.
Fennsalt Chemicals Corp
5
20%
69%.
32%
48
—
Proof
29'A May
25
15
20%
69%/
27
Ford
Penn-Dixic
4
62
20
20%
21.100
No par
14 2/7
com
Transportation
&
JA
48%
101%.
1
Airways Inc
Coal Co
conv
Penick
39% Mar 12
30 % Sep
26 % Sep
49"
Dec
lib yit
26
39% Nov
113
5%
8
64% Jun
4714
20
3.300
No par
Rust
Peabody
9,
500
27
93 %
Patino Mines & Enterprises—
30
16% Sep
27
48%
Pipe Line—
preferred-.
65% Mar 20
42% Sep 22
2% Jan
7% Jaai
East
Paramount Pictures
Parke Davis & Co
49% July 30
8,500
,
100
World
31% July 24
«
2614
48%
3J
preferred
4%
26%
82
,.5
22,200
..
48%
*15%..
—25
Common
28
84 :
27
31%
10
Corp
Pan Amer
60% Mar 13
•
9
tu
Jan
29%
16%
*82
48
'69y4
Aggregates Inc_5
& Teleg
Panhandle
90
?ie%
26%
—.—15
Electric
28%
1614
48
33%
16
.aoo
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Packard-Bell Electronics
2
Jan
&
37%,
84
16%
*82
160
',•■;
88
36%
30
29%
16%
84
*86%
36%'
26%
70%.
——
30
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88
3614
4814
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33%
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330
26%
20%
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89%'
89%
'210
,
48%
No par
&
8914.
89%
3,500
,
26%
■19%
com—,6.25
preferred
6%
13
37
Co
common
78
48 : y
.
6.25
Fisheries
Pacific Telcp
45% July 15
30
22 % Jan
Amer
16%
84
90
78
361A
2814
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*82
63
90
78
87 %
35%
29
16%
84
.
62%
89
77
88%
*86
36%
62%
8714
26%
5
Coast Co common——
5%
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
4% Sep 22
Sep
3
7
Pacific
28% Aug 12
17
Corp
88%
*16%'
i
Glass
Paper Co
preferred
Pacific Cement
2
x28%
*78
*82
7.50
preferred—,-.,
Pacific
47% Jan
Feb
4%
Oxford
5
64% Nov
4
Owens-Illinois
28
1R
28%
:„20
„ioo
Corp
54% Dec
17
35%
Corp—,
30c
(The)—,—
1
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Corp,,—1
104% July 28
5
36%
28 %
Marine
Overland
110 % Aug 28
23
87%
3-j
5
Gas—
Chemical
Outboard
15% Jan
2
•
Aug
7
39% July 15
16% May 7
94% July 2
Matliieson
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
Jan
130
Natural
11% Aug U
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
May 22
18% Jan
87%
*86
No par
Co common
Oliver Corp„
Otis Elevator——.
11
88% Apr
9% Sep
*86
ioo
——
& Elec
Oklahoma
83'
~
17% Oct
90
61%
87%
a
8714
80
*88%
Olin
92% Aug
13
*78
89
61%
80
60 7
87%
81
88
21% Jun
<
7
87%
6114
*73
58% July 23
22
3
2
-
5
31% Sep
5
9% Jan
~
2
-
87%
59%
ioo
4% preferred
4.24% preferred^.——
2.
'
87yS
ioo
60%
100
Okla Gas
'
79% Feb
9
97% Jan 27
11
7% Jan
10
reo
'to
60
4.56% preferred—
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co..—--
4
90 % Feb
-%30% Jun
-
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
1
; Sep 25
80
12
3.90% preferred
.,
21
84% Mar
19;
35
% May
■
■
.
»
98
16
Oct
86
May 16
Ohio Edison Co common-..
4.40% preferred
30
77
27%.. Dec
-
67% Jan
88
17
29% Dec
3
9
%
*20%
19'A
99%
42%
*69%
*20%
*19%
20%
107%
*106%
9
9%
*84
42%
70
21%
85--
-
%
100
43%
71
21%
20%
108
9%
84
84
250
CO
80
550
7,600
10
300
100
330
7.400
160
34%
33%
34%
34
34%
64%
64%
64'
65
66 %
3.200
8.500
35%
35'a
35'-j
35 Va
35%
23,600
47
128
25%
47
126%
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2
47%
47
126%
'126
25%
241*
47
128%
25
1,500
210
1,300
J
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
Monday, October. 12, 1950
.
.
(1540)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANG€ STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
"
'
Year 1958
—
Highest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
Highest
Lowest
*
Par
Monday'
.
Oct. 5
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 6
SALE
HIGH
Sales for
PRICES
Shares
Oct. 9
Oct. 8
Oct. 7
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
R
43'A Dec
2
30
10
16% Apr
45'A Apr
8
60% Oct
14 y4 Jan
13
23% Dec
21% Feb
28
69
19 'A July
Dec
31
21
17
17
20
24
14
25'A Jan
31% July 25
34% Jan
25% Jun
17 y< May 28
9
56% Jan
6
19% Feb
9
18
43% Sep
17
Oct
6
Jan
14'A Oct
2
27
9
12
Jan
5
27
6
30% July 10
73% Apr 27
25
Jan 21
37% Jan 26
33'AJan 14
27% Jun
1
41% Sep 28
40% Apr 22
Aug 24
Oct
36% May 8
73
May 22
9
Sep 22
33
Sep
Radio Corp of America com__No par
56%
$3.50 1st preferredNo par
68%
Ranco Inc—
5
30%
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
67%
Rayonler Inc
—1
24
Raytheon Co :
—
——5A., , -44%■•
Reading Co common
50 ■'f 19%
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
33%
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
*29
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
17%
Reeves Bros Inc__
50c
35%
Reichhold Chemicals
1
29%
May 11
74% Mar 5
71
0
24
29
30'A Dec 29
25% Aug
3
10
Feb
67'A Sep
75 Vz May 12
24 y2 Dec
23% Jan
43%
31
30'A Jan
69 y« Sep
21
Rels
2
7
16% Jan
27
May 20
42% Jan
50 v* Oct
16 y« Dec
31
22
Jan
9
54
16 y2 Jan
60% Jun
29% Jun
2
16% Jan
Jan
55
24
2
7
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8%-SftIL-to'
2
Jan
7,
9% Dec
11
9'/2,Jan
2
14 y2 Nov
19
37% Apr
8
77% Dec
19
22 'A May
12
39% Dec
25% Jan
10
54 y2 Dec
29.
30
8y« Jan
2
33'A Dec
9
32 'A Jan
10
78 Ve Dec
31
41% Jan
6
47% Dec
12
5
5
8
11
15
13
12%
20Vb
63%
36%
60y8
28%
.2
Oct
18
Jan
31
Jan
8% Nov
3y« Jan
12% May
.
7
Sep
13
22
'
8
38% Jan
5
46% Jan 28
30% Jan
7
66y8 Apr
65% Feb
9
Mar
47% Jun
15
78'A Jan
9
87% May 22
76
Oct
2
20 VB Dec
22
17% Sep
21
Oct
14
l%Sep
'
8
10 y2 Jan
22
3
1% Jan
2
Feb
28
109% Dec
1
70% Sep
21
19% Jan
2
38% Nov
13
32% Apr
16;
2
44% Dec
16
35% July 27
55
22% Jan
34% Dec
10
28'A Jan
2
41% Dec
31
39% Jan
22% Jan
2
30%
2
5% Oct
13
2
35 »A Dec
30
July 18
Jan
22 y4 Jan
28
4
31% Jan
23% Jun
Oct"!
23
17
29y8 Jan
2
Apr
2
00
Jan
481% Jan
29
Oct
5
505
_6
22 Vb Dec 30
Dec
18
96
312
Jan
28
81
25,% Dec
8
17
17
12% Nov
2
20 Ve Dec
2
19% Jan
2
13% Jan
3
16% Nov
24
20
16% Jan
Aug
Mar
July
Jan
Jan
Sep
5
26
2
.
13
53% Nov
20
40
Oct
6
50'/a Jan
25'A Oct
8
16
Jun
24
24% Jan
30% Jan
2
40% Nov
20
37V2 Sep
22
Jan
14
11% Dec
30
10% July
2
1
Apr
17
Jun 22
47% Mar 11
14% Mar 25
22
Sep
1
14V4 July 29
'
8
16% Oct
*55%
18Va
,
:
56%
57%
*6868%
30%
30%
67
67
24%
24 VA
47 - 48%
19%
20%
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35
*28%
29
17%*17VA
36%
38%.
30
30%
58%
68%
30%
56%
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30%
66
24
57%
-
30%
17'A
17'A
37%
39
30%
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600
*
20
34%
38%
21.900
30'A
31%
12.400
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•
34%
29
29%
700
5.000
32
67 ■
24%
66%
24
49%
19%
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17'
37%
47%
49%
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50.000
60%
68'%
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66
24'A
-
8%
8%
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139
.
7%
18
60
,
1
1
1
5
No par
19%
2
73
41%
49
4%
48
52
43VA
26
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10%
22% '
19%
.
40%
18
55%
77
19%
2%
72
42
50
4%
47%
52
43%
25V4
34%
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56
18Va
8%
13%
■
-
42%
15%
41%
11%
18%
40
18%
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43%
■
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18,000
.
78.200
50%
2.600
300
300
29
6.100
17%'
55%
77
19%
2%
71
40%
51
4%
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4%
35%
644
47
55%
77
20%2Va
71%
39%
55
4%
46%
47
53
44'A
25%
35%
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44
25V4
34%
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25%
35
•
83'
83
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17%
10%
22%
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22
19%
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22
19'A
40%
17%
15
41 VA
12 •
17%
-
17%
15
41'A
*11%
17Va
10VA
22%
19%
40'A
17%
40%
17%
15
40%
12
17%
15
41%
12
18%
4,800
lOVa""
40%
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18%
4.000
4,600
21,300
600
4.400
9,100
56 VA
77
20%
2V4
73V2
40%
56
600
12,500
58,200
4,900
2,900
2.000
7,300
4%
47%
52
44
S25'A
35%
3,900
1.400
3.300
6,100
560.
A
30
"
2,600
700
22
19
600
115,100
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14%
41
11%
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3,500
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11%
17%
17%
100
16.400
17,300
40'A
17%
40%
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15
40'A
11%
2.000
.
650
83
642
642
642
83
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83
150
56
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139
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139
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.
200
28%
70
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"
45
55%
56VA
76
76%
19%
20%
2Va
2'A
72
73
40'A
40%
52%-53Va
4%
Wz
51
25%
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70
44%
47%
53
44
25%
600
103%. 104%
137VA 139%
.
200
1,300
46'A
44
45
103% 105 v\
55% '77
20% *
2'A
72% '
41 VA
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644
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76% ' '
75'A 76'%
48%' •
48% .'48'A
58
,
57% 58 VA
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44%
xl39
139%
17%
13%
76'/a
48'A
57%
43Va
•
'
103% 104%
*68
60-
*
10%
22%
19%
.17%
10%
*21%
19%
41 %
15%
41%
11%
17%
55%
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55%'
18%
8%
8%
*13%' 13%
76% 77 VA
47%
48%
57'A 57%
640
642
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83
81
10%
22
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,
"
35
631
81
20 0
55% «
77
19% '
2
70%
41
49%
4%
46%
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25
34%
,
79
.
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7%
18
60
28%
-
45%
140%
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140
55%
55%
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18%
2
71%
41%
7%
18
59%
28%
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.
45%
143
„
49
4%
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43
25%
34%
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1
7%
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18
58%--59%
- ••• *27% '■28%
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•
18%
18»A
8% - 8%
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13%
75%
76'%
47'A 47%
57%
58Va
42%
42%
...104% 106
56%
18'A
♦
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18
59'/?
28 .
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76
76'%
,47%
47%'
58
58V*
.42%
43
105
106'A
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
5'/2% convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp..No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
Rohm & Haas Co common,
20
4% preferred series A———100
r Rohr Aircraft Corp _____
_-___l
2
16
*27%
50
Ronson Corp—
Roper (Geo D> Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
Ruberoid Co
RuoDerf r.Tarohv V. —
Ryan Aeronautical Co
7%
18
58%
28% '
58%
Rltter Company
—5
Roan Antelope Copper Mlnes_.._
26
7
37'A Jan
_
v
45 '
19%
33%
29%
18
37%' ;
29%
'
*17%
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
5
Preferred 3.60% series
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
—-l
Rhodeslan Selection Trust
5a
Richfield Oil Corp
No par
Rlegel Paper Corp
10
31
26
16
24% Mar 12
14% Mar 25
34
May 27
22
Aug 3
Sep 25
lOVaJan
7
7% Apr
12% Jan
43A% preferred series A~
4VA% conv 2nd pfd
4
56
Oct
9
5% Mar 17
53% Jun 2355
Jun 22
48% May 15
30% July 23
39VaJuly24
701
Aug 27.
92
Jan 30
July 15"
19
35% Feb 18
4
58
84%
25%
23A
111
45%
56%
56%
67%
63
30%" 30%
'
*67
69
24
24%'
44'%
46%
19%
1934
34
34% "
29
29
17% " 17%
34%
38%
28%
29%
.
243i-
*7
No par
When, issued
.
_
48Vs May 15
163
July 24
8
3
57%
63%
31
68-
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 dlv prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp
;
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
_5
Conv, preferred 3'/2% series:—100
Republic'Aviation Corp—
—1
Republic Pictures common...
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp-—10
Revere Copper St, Brass—;
5
Revlon Inc
1
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common——1,
Feb 16 Apr 17
Sep
1
July 23
Mar 5'
Jan
7
•"11% July 7
14% July 7
81% Sep
1
54Vb July 9
63% July 27
50% July 7
122% July 28
'
,
44'/2 Oct
116
.
5,500
900
2,900
600
5,100
S
22
24% Jan
10,
41% Dec
84'/a Dec
9
951/4 Jun
10
233'/a Nov
19
161
Jan
22% Jan
24
2
17
35% Nov
81'A Jun
30'/a Jan
2
311/2 Dec
1
2
21% Oct
30
19% Sep
7
73
Oct
29
69
26 y4 Jan
2
46% Dec
Jan
20
20% Jan
2
25
10
42% Jan
Nov
21
91% Jun
28
25'A Sep
22
July 10
35
36% Dec
11
Dec
31
48'A Oct
24
35
10% Apr
17
16
18 Va Feb
12
32% Jan
13
Jan
12% Mar
Jun
St
97
St
12'/a Oct
5
San
2
3
51% Apr 28
18% July 15
10
45% Aug 12
9
39% Feb
10
49
Feb
9
16
55% Feb
12
11
72% Jan
8
87% Mar
75
Oct
3
86
92
Oct
2
99% Jan
76
Sep
16"
81
Jan
Sep
18
93
Apr
Sep
21
28'A Oct
2
12
85 '/a Apr
10
69
6
Jun
12
21 Va Apr
7
78
10% Mar 11
40% May 25
Seaboard
Air
29 '/a Apr
Seaboard
Finance
Seagrave
37
Oct
1
391/4 Jan
5
50% Oct
7
19% Dec
22
17% Jan
6
27% Jun
26
10 Vb May
20
15i/a Mar 20
82
Jun
12
91
Apr
1
13
Sep
21
18% Jan
8
25
1
35'/4 Oct
6
46'/2 Jan
26
Shamrock
17
26% Feb
9'A Jan
49
40
Nov
17
Jan
50% Nov 20
457/a Jan
10
68
Jan
7
16% Sep
5
20 V2 Dec
1
18% Jan
6
46% Mar
3
66% Dec
24
51% Oct
8
52 Vz Sep
59 y2 July
104 y2
•
72% Sep
30
52 % Oct
8
46% Dec
19
44'A Jan
22
2
23% Oct
14
9
14% Jan
2
25 % Dec
17
12'A Sep
22% Feb
16
Jun
4
61% Jun
Oct
9
52'A Jan
16% Sep
6% Oct
25
8
30
30% Jun
18
7
9
2
25% Jan
7
32 V2 Jan
13
49% Jan
2
14%"
15%
80%
81
80
80%
80%
81%
80%
81
80%
81 %
76
76
76
*76
89%
*87%.
89%
25%
25%
25%
73
71%
71%
34% Jan
2
65% Dec
31
29
5
63% Jan
8
49
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11%
12
11%
12
84
84
85
85
*14
14%
14%
14%
3,600
36
36 y4
35 'A
3574
35%
36 V4
35%
36%
35%
36%
5,300
38
37%
37%
37 Va
37VA
37
3 7'A
37%
38'A
3,700
13i/a
13%
13%
-13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
2,000
75
73%
74%
731%
74 VA
72'A
731/4
71
72%
13,700
19%
20'A
39.900
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19
19 %
19
19%
18%
19
18%,
18%
is y4
18%
4,200
19 vb
19%
19'%
19%
19%
19%
19y4
19%
20%
21;900
28%
29%
28%
30
29%
30%
29%
19%
30'/a
29%
30%
35,900
51
51
1
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52
51
51
51
51
51V2
51%
51 Va
51 %
50%
51
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94 Va
92 Va
92%
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93'%
25 V4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26
52 %
53
52 Va
52%
51%
52%
51%
55 VA
56%
54
51
52 3
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300
52
900
51
51
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92
100
25%
26
2,000
52
51'%
52%
28.800
93%
-
3.900
8,203
30
Smith Kline & French Labs_ANo
par
50%
51%
51 VA
51%
50%
51%
50 %
50%
50'%
50%
26
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inci
40%
41%
40%
41%.
.40%
41%
40 vb
40%
40
41
17
16%
24y4 May 29
8V2 May 18
20
3
63% Mar 25
3
Solar
Aircraft
Co
South Amer Gold
5%
Puerto
Southern
16%
16%
16 y2
16%
6 V2
6%
6%
6%
32 V4
32i%
32i%
32%
6%
.
321/2
6'/a
6%
'
1,700
7,000
80,600
16%
2,600
6%
17,200
33
32%
33
5,200
_50
Sugar
Edison
*47
48%
48
47
47
25%
*24%
251%
24%
24%
24'/a
24%
24%
5
20
20 Va
20
20%
20V'a
20%
20'/a
20%
20 VA
24%
20'A
30%
31
30 'A
30%
31
31
31
30%
30%
1,300
25
com
48%
25
25
Rico
*47
2.50
Col
California
Co
16%
6%
32 %
preferred
Southern
17 Vs
6%
32%
Gas
Jersey
16%
1
preferred.
South
8%
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& Platinum
•
8
E & G Co com__4.50
South Carolina
South
15
%
60
61%
60 V4
60%
60
59%
6 OVA
59%
59%
11,700
37%
39'A
39%
10,300
*47
48%
*30
59%
*47
..
39 y4
100
2,000
3,400
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37%
38
37%
39%
37 y4 Mar 16
Southern
32
*31%
32 %
32%
32%
32
32%
31%
31%
Southern
Indiana Gas & EIec_No par
Natural Gas Co
7.50
31 %
46% Jan
35%
36V4
35%
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
36%
37'A
9,800
Southern
Pacific
71 %
72%
71%
72%
721%'
73%
72 vb
72%
72
72%
7,100
52V4
52%
52 V%
53 VA
52%
53
7,400
17%
17%
77
22,
Aug 20
75
Jan
15
197
13
12
3
5% Sep
10
22
67% Oct
13
56% Jan
8
87% Oct
" 8
26
92
Apr
22
89 % Apr
10
18% Nov
20
85% May 15
16 Vb Sep 22
25% Dec
15
9% Mar
5
21 y4 Mar 16
28% May 21
97% Feb
13
2
55% Aug
5
32% Sep 24
110
26
2% Jan
26.
9,700
25%
49 V2 Apr
page
12
25%
87
see
-y
11%
*84
50c
.
Co
(Del)
No par
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
No par
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
footnotes
38 ■:
12 Vb
25%
Southwestern
Por
11%
851/a
.
25%
22% Jan
37% Oct
9
84% May
7
2
12 '/a
12%
*84
25%
47 Vb May 12
Oct
600
26
2
76
20%
26
2
26% Jun 10
20%
25%
19% Apr
29
20%
14%
Inc_
40% Jan
24
20
25%
Co
30
79% Sep
19%
5
8mlth-Douglass
31
31% Dec
19%
13,700
22 Vz Oct
62 Vz Jan
19'A
15
40% Dec
20 Vb Jun
19 VA
,
51%
8
22% Jan
19%
400
53 VA
10
30
41,000
14%
Jan
27% Oct
49%
51'%
Jan
2
49'A
52%
12
9 VFffSh
400
50
*17'A
15
32
9
38'A
49%
18 %
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85%
Inc
60% Jan
May 20
.'"371/2
50'A
.
10
Marchant
=T9% Jan
2iy4 Feb
38
49 3A
*18
17%
13%
Corp
8
88
38
49%
33
25
(AO)
17—Sep "25
68% Mat 13
7
.17%
38
49 'A
52%
Smith
20
May
18
*37 VA
491/2
14 V4
Skelly Oil Co
Feb
95
17%
38%
18
1
JulylS-
2
'18%
49'A
85 %
Co
Dec
2
4,400
5
Pattern
19
17
16,900
22%
17%
No par
78
17 V4 Apr
33%
22%
7%
14
Steel
56
12 Vb Jan
3,600
33
22%
7'A
No par
&
2
85%Jan
7'A
33%
22%
7%
*84
1
13
3
IVa
33%
23
7'/a
—
14 %•
-No par
10
Sep
,
13%
Co
Simonds Saw
7
41 Va Sep
7.1/4
34 VA
22%
23
-
j
Nov
7% Dec
34%
22%
33%
7%
34%
23
1
70
Nov
7'/8
34%
22%
—2.50
Jan
l6%Jan
30
7%
34'/8
20
53
24
22
*71
72.
14%
34
Sep
*71
•
52%
37% Dec 29
Feb
72
52%
6
35
10
10,700
vb
19
31% Oct
*71
80
■
15
30 V4 Oct
9
73
77 VA
-
52'%
54% Jun
31
*87%
25%
54%
36
May 29
61% Dec 17
Dec
26
14%
23
44'A Dec
89%
25%
52 Va
18% Sep
35
77 Va
*87%
26'4
52%
30
2
*76
89 VA
25%
14%
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
2
76 ;
*87 Va
-
500
10,700
52%
52% Feb 25
13
V
76
33,900
64%
44
55
9
Jan
-
64'A
*43
44
*43
14 VA
22
33
/'
6,100
14%
44
52
Oct
24% Jan
641/4
14%
*43
44
67,900
14%
Sep
28 V4 Jan
63%
14%
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co_^
29% July
35% Mar.
64%
65%
_
1.400
1,500
•
1
Smith-Corona
47
34% Dec
64 V4
14%
Corp
5
24
9
40 --V
14%
14
July 23
Apr
16%
39 Va
14%
of America
22% Jan
38
16%
39%
5
74 y4 Apr
64
17
38%
14%
Corp
Corp
Simmons
*16%
39%
74 VA
Mfg
Slegler
.
16%
38%
-No par
(Frank
Sheraton
391/4
16%
42'/a
44
Sinclair Oil Corp
7
40
Sheller
47,800
38%
39%
39%
11 */8
64%
Gas
67% Apr
25
May
&
Simplicity
Feb
52
Oil
31V2 May 22
15% Jan
Apr_25
3
27
July 27
25% Apr
45
9
45 Va Mar 25
2
70y4 Oct
20% Oct
14
2
2
Jan
10%
16%
.
60
4,900
14%
-No par
38
17
50 y2 Jan
14
411/4
*16%
8,900
V'
25%
43%
common
22
9
33 V4 Jan
47% Jan
Inc
$5.25 preferred.
Shahmoon Industries Inc
23 Va Sep
21
Oct
Jan
8ervel
9
22
10% July
39
41%
-
52 % ~
97
25'A
.
*191/2
16% Jun
4
34% Dec
38%
40'A
38
%
"*93
.1
*37%
14
32 % Dec
21% Dec
38'A
16
Shell Transp <te Tr—
New York shares ordinary
25
3
38%
16%
3
2S
12% Jun
2
*37'A
*93
65%
Co
22% Aug 12
2
2
11 Va
15
&c
22
Jan
15% Apr
6% Jan
llVo
1
23
14
30
20% Sep
21V2 Nov
20% Jan
11%
1
17% Jan
23% Oct
52%
11%
20
W% Jun 23
24
13 Va May 20
13
12%
Shell Oil Co
17% Feb
44 y2 Jan
11%
96
-
14'A
Amer.
Shattuck
7
12% Sen
1,000
—
43%
RR Co
Sharon Steel Corp
32% May
4,100
73
64%
Co
17
1
7
900
21%
'
26
Dec
85% Oct
48
12 '/a
100
21
17
12
Apr
25%
12%
52'A
52'A
95
25
19'A Jun
39% Nov
13
Feb
s
No par
90 Vt May
11
8% Jan
10
51'/a
25%
Seiberling Rubber Co
4
;
Line
Sears Roebuck
24
10
51%
51%
93
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Oct
11
8% Jan
58
.
16% Aug
46% Dec
4% Mar
25% Apr
,.
■
1
Corp
26'A July 1645% Mar 18
13% Jan
4
610
4,000
29%
30
common
21,
3
73
51%
72 %
Co
21
2
22
21%
73
96
%
Mfg
21
Sep
22
26
89
31% Sep
Dec
341%
73
1.40
3.65%
3
51%
26 Va
22'A Sep
16
34%
21%
72
25%
76
4
40
34
22%
71%
25 %
251/a
11
48'/a Dec
34'
22
70'/2
25%
89
30
Jan
13.700
33
*34
33%
70%
*93
96
_No par
Dec
Jan
8% Jan
30 %
25%
_No par
7% Feb
25
51%
51
$4 preferred
Scovlll
Mar 17
24
29%
221/4
21 'A
*
preferred-
39% Sep
6% Sep
30
VA
38 Vb
82'A
255
*240
1
convertible
preferred—
Screw & Bolt Corp of
25
81%
82
255
*240
25%
*93
$3.40 preferred
30% Mar 18
July 16
5
Nov
30
37%
37%
37'/a
81%
82 '/a
10
Co
Scott Paper Co common
13
May
17V2 Jan
5%
9
86
Electric
Schick Inc
5
24
33%
37%
255
30 Va
30'/a
29%
—
82'A
*240
.1
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Scherlng Corp common
Aug 13
74% Nov
33
255
5
Diego Imperial
Sangamo
July 27
12
19
71
Savage Arms Corp
76% July 20
52% Feb
2
71
21%
71
5
Regis Paper Co common—__100
series A
Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
9
17
22
3 3'/a
21'A
—100
San
21
July 10
33%
_No par
1st pfd 4.40%
4
Dec
61% Dec
46
_No par
30%
36%
37%
82 'A
*240
'
Mar 13
16'A Nov
Feb 20
8% Apr
255
30%
Co
Joseph Light & Power
L San Fran Ry Co com
series A 5%
29% May
17
34
Lead
82
*240
10
Preferred
79% Apr 30
54% July 23
14
17
26% Oct
97
St
1
8
Apr
July
Joseph
37
37%
.82
100
preferred
conv
37%
100
preferred
4.30%
St
27
Sep 21
10% Oct
90
4%
15
38
2
22
Jan
Apr
..1.66%
Safewtty Stores common
36% July 24
1
10% Jan
Apr
258
Apr
28
*
15
90'/a Aug 17
24
May 25
236
53
24
42'A Jan
May 22
35
37% Aug 17
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
Public
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
Service
Spiegel Inc
When
$4.50
common
issued
preferred
Square D Co
52 %
17%
*67
53%
17%
17%
17%
72-
71
71
*69
73
52 y4
I7V2
*69
39%
53
18—
17%
18
_
73
*69
73
1,000
20
1
43
43 V8
431/4
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44
44 Va
2,600
1
Co
20%
20%
20%
21
21
21 ya
21%
22
221/4
22 %
3,100
6Va
6%
6
82%
84 V*
100
*85%
2.50
common
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
100
37%
1
50c
25
2
No par
No par
88
6%
6»%
6%
6%
84 %
87
87 y2
89
87%
87%
*85i%
88
♦85 y2
88
*85%
6'%
6'%
6%
6%
861%
87
*85%
88
17i/a
17
17
17'A
1,200
21%
22i/4
21%
22%
62,600
88%
88
88
35
36%
36%
37%
77i%
76%
76'/a
78
78
31%
31%
31 y4
31
17%
i7y8
17%
22%
21%
22%
89
88%
89
54
54%
53%
53%
53ya
53%
35%
36'A
36.
36
35%
35%
78
77i%
32%
30%
*76
32%
78
33%
♦76
32
16%
16%
22
22%
y8
♦88
3,500
*87y2
17%
22
*88%
4,200
88
89
va
80
4,900
"
31'/a
9,500
"90
39,300
Volume
Number 5889
190
.
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.
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25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kange for Previous
2
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
40% Jan
Lowest
69% Dec
19
61% Jan
7
85% May
2
17% Nov 28
Aug 29
6
Jan
3
2
Jan
3
3% Nov
25
61% Nov
21
35% Feb
47
Jun
EXCHANGE
Standard
75 y2 Aug 20
8
13% Sep
21
19
43 % Feb
73
82y4 Feb
24
5
Brands'Inc
issued
July 29
62'/a Jan
23
Standard
Oil
18
50
Nov
3
21
60 % Nov
12
46% Oct
25
8
52%! Apr
59% Jan
17
% Feb
26
59% Dec 31
50 %
Sep
22
64% Jan
23
Standard
86% Sep
17
92
94% May 26
85
Jun
30
10 y2 Jan
29% Dec
30
27% Jan
7
36
Jan
89
Dec
29
84
8
23
Sep
33% Dec
Jan
Apr
7
/
39% July 27
117
July
6
31
31% Jan
6
41% July 27
11% Nov
14
Jun
18
12% Jan
12
17 y2 July 27
14% Jan
18 % Nov
6
2
40y2July29
18
Jan
20
Jun
Apr
21
13y2Jan
5
18y2 jun
23
Feb
9
59% Jun
22
22
26y8 Feb
6
34% July
1
8
t><s
4
14% Nov
54
17% Jan
27% Oct
29
71
45% Nov
20
Dec ,11
9
12
42% Jan
15%- Jan
22
Dec
8
20% Jan
6
27% Mar 13
10% Jan
16% Oct
7
15% Jan
2 ;
22
Aug, 25
15% Jan
18% Nov
28
17% Jan
5
19
May
6
37 y8 Jan
60% Nov
65
Apr
2
20
26% Dec
18
24% Jan
Oct
20
9% Jun
Jan
Jan
16
2% Jan
12
.
52
Sep
21
66% Dec
14% Sep
15% Jan
2
28'% Dec
29
9
Jan
16
87
Nov
24
Apr
24
69
Jan
2
20% Jan
2
21
23
29
94
7
29
19
92
Oct
6
24
6% Oct
29
15
20
8
7
1865
25
27
6
Dec
Jan
38% Jan
Oct
106y2 Feb
21
32
Aug
■
6
2165
35% Sep
22
47
31% Mar
3
42% Sep
5
19y2 Jan
3
29 y2 Dec
30
25
Apr
29% Jan
2
38% Aug
27
35
7% Jan
2
13% Aug 19
18% Jan
2
36% Dec
5
3% Jan
'9 3/4. Jan
8
2
9% Nov
203a Dec
19
58 % Nov
21
Jan
•'
47% Aug 21
Jan
5
10% Sep
21
29
Feb
6
9
Feb
3
"10% Se p
21
14% Mar
9
15%
16%
15%
4%
4%
43A
4%
43/4
47 y4
46%
2,500..
48%
47%
48%
46%
453A
47
42
41 y8
41%
4l%
41%
41
41 %
41%
41%
33,700
48
46%
47%
46%
47 y4
46%
47
463A
47%
265,300
52 y»
53
52 y4
52%
51%
523/4
51:l/8
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51%
52 v*
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87
,
88
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102
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37
36%
37%
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16%
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36%
37%
36
363/4
35 y2
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22%
5
58%
1
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51%
30%
33%
32%
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■
•
21%.
59 »/2
59%
60 %
16%
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52%
50%
51%
30%
30 y8
30%
36 y8
353A
35%
21 ya
62 y8
21%
60
613/4
1
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35%
-:
13;800
21%
21%
21%
•
62%
62 %
63
17
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17
36%
35%
16%
16%
100
-
16
4,600
800
23,300
503A
51%
51
5i3A
7,400
30%
51 y2
30% ^
30%
30%
303/4
9,500
55%
55%
55%
55%
55 y4
553/4
46
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553A
22%
223/b
22%
22%
23
23%.'
23%
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23%
700
17%
17%
173/8
17%
173/g
17%
173A
17
17%
4,300
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
183A
*18
18%
56%
57
57
57
29%
30 y2
303/4
303/4
18%
56%
30%
31
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57
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57%
29%
29%
18%
17%
13%
17%
13%
400
28%
28%
28%
12 y4
12
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1
23%
21%
32 y2
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12.50
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6%
25
1410
5
57
•
19
13%
57
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58
58
29 '/4
28 5/8
28%
273/4
28
12%
12 %
12%
425
12%
83
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58
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408
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573A
419
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12
58%
83
58%
3,900
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23,400
1,600
32
32
1,100
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700
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5,300
233/4
24
23%
233A
23%
21
21%
21%
21%
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32
32%
32
32
92
93
93
63/8
1360
1395
1330
6%
1380
35%
1,100
2,300
213/4
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21
63/4
2,500
-
83
58%
21
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138,200
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57
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58
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58
83
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1,500
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291,800
29
12
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57 %
57%
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405
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vv
405
400
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12%
83
57%
13 y8
415
57%
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400
58%
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.
13%
403
*57%
No par
No par
Inc
xl5%
50%
30 y4
x
Mining Co
;
Superior Oil of California
105
363/4
16%
1 ,V
11,100
17%
—1
common
*95
•
36%
*i6ya
17
105
333%
16%
6
»
5,300
88
33
36%
38
*21%
21%
*84
33%
*96
105
*96
105
88
33%
55%
_loo
common
33%
33
33%
46,800
22%
-
-
Co__
230
25,200
11%
preferred series A
25
2nd pfd series of '55—30
Sunshine Biscuits
5,500
16 3/4
4%
15%
20
__—
1360
,
1380
830
38'/a
*27%
43%
29 y2
441/b
42%
43%
423/4
43
42%
433/8
8,000
1
ny8.
11%
11
11'/a
103A
11
10%
11%
4,700
41
42'A
42
43
42%
43%
42 3%
42%
1,900
10%
11
10%
.10%
10%
11
10%
10 3/4
2,600
11%
11%.
11%
11%
12
12%
11%
12i%
5,800
74
75
73
73
2,400
.
Sweets Co of America
Swift & Co
37%
25
!
,
16%
43/4
5
•
23
15%
4%
20
4—,——
Sutherland Paper
May 11
29% Jan
15y8
4%
32%
Sunshine
23
3
.
*
15%
,__No par
Sunray-Mld-Cont Oil Co
4%%
5%%
Mar yo
8 '/8
Oct
1330
11
-
75
I
$4.50 series A preferred
24 y4 Apr
6
20 % Sep
30
9% Jan
13
23% Oct
Dec
97
Jan
15
23
38
733/4
47%
__
Sun Oil Co
9
75
7
Sterling Drug Iuc__
5
Stevens (J F) & Co Inc
_15
Stewart-Warner Corp
Sthc Baer & Fuller Co
5
Stokely-Van Camp Inc Common
1
5% prior preference——..
20
Stone & Webster
1
Storer Broadcasting Co
1
Mar 13
65% Feb
*74 v*
46%
100
Sundstrand Corp___
Sun Chemical Corp
75
74
25
1
$5 conv preferred—_L.
Sunbeam- Corp
.»
2
353A
*74%
Shares
70%
*35'%
4%
- 3%%
preferred series A
Standard Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp___
When issued
70%
35%
15y8
common
)•
29
Oct
57
Ohio
70%
*35
74
48
Studebaker-Packard Corp
29
Sep
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
25 % Apr
?
6% Jan
Feb
25 y4 Sep
28% Dec
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
1360
8
.
11% Sep
79
59
.72
Apr
457
66% Jan
22
80% Sep
,
12% Aug 14
Apr" 1
Sep
50
31
.
""19% Sep 29
9
9% Aug 26
14
.
,33% Mar 25
5...
325
39% Feb
/vug
of
Starrett Co (The) L S
Stauffer Chemical Co.
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_
8
43
52% Sep
10% Jan
29% Jart
23% Jun
26
Oil
v
35
68%
69%
the Week
-
.
10
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of New Jersey
24
'
70 y4
Oct. 9
74
10c
6.25
42% Feb
40% Sep
69%
Friday
Oct. 8
73%
1
California
of
68%
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 7
*34%
No
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Standard Gds & Electric Co__
9
68%
68%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
"
Oct. 6
No par
______
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 5
No p»r
com
LOW
Monday
Par
$3.50 .preferred
23% May 11
3% May 29
45% Oct
i
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
When
74
;
SToefts
Year 1958
Lowest
4.16%
;
i
Symington Wayne Corp
363/4
37%
*28
*28
29%
37
36%
30
37%
*28
8,100
30
T
_
35% Jan
2
17
36% Dec
2
22
40
Dec
25
8
38%
Jaii
71'A Oct
16
__
11
35 % Apr
Tennessee
July 21
Sep 29
30% Jun
9
89
.
Jan
27% Jun
25% Mar 18
55% Feb
When
Texaco
3
Corp
2.50
_1.25
15
26% Jan
1
18% Sep
24
25'/a Mar 16
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
Dec
1
61% Jan
27
159 y2 July 15
Texas
Instruments
25
1,400
8
39% Jan 23
Texas
Pacific
&
Pacific Land
37
31%
32
313/4
71%
73%
713/4
29%
291/8
29 %
33%
27%
28%
27
28
27 Vb
28%
18 %
18 3/a
181/8
18%
18 Vb
18%
31%
32
13,800
721
71%
72%
44,900
29 %x
293/a
30%
28 7/8"
273A
283%
15,500
18 %
29%
■
32
28%
72%
29
38%
71%
32
75
37%
38
31%
32
29
.
*36
38%
29%
37%
73%
5
5
Inc
24% Oct
86
2
24% Dec
Apr
10
27
*36%
31%
Co
25
•39% July 15
8
721/4
No par
Gas Transmission
39% Aug 22
2
72'A
37
Inc
37
Aug
24% Nov
13
Jan
.
?
*36%
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Texas Gulf Producing Co
14
Texas
22% Jan
_1
issued
Tennessee
a 4
87% Aug
1_9
(James)
TelAutograph Corp
Temco Aircraft Gorpi-—
2
19'% Jan
35% Sep
____
„
'
Talcott Inc
94
52
•
24
443/4 July 16
133/8 Mar 16
18%
18%
181%
30,800
143%
36,800
253%
7,700
,_1
132
1341/4
131%
139%
137%
142 3/4
137%
1423A
10
26
261/B
25%
26%
25%
253A
24%
25%
1
*18
18%
18'A
18'A
*18%
183A
18%
183A
__100
114
*114
116
No par
68
68%
69
70%
70
71
50c
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
No par
26 %
26 %
25%
26
25%
.—5
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
1
39%
41'A
40%
431/2
44
13%
*13
13%
2,400
'
98% Jan
Nov
113
2
28
11
6% Jan
2
17 % Dec
44% Jan
7
67
9% Apr
28
Feb
8
743/4 July 23
29% July 30
Jan
2
Dec
16
23
21
—
■
-—
Inc
$1.25
ex-distribution
Pacific
Textron
Oil
Trust—
Ry Co
Co
common
nreferred
conv
36 y2 Mar
Apr 24
36% Sep 21
12% Oct
1
—
&
ctfs
Texas Utilities
31% July 30
30
24
Texas
124% Mar 18
18
193A Jan
16
25
Feb
63
38 3/a Nov
25
—
111% Sep
3
21% Dec
2
153/4 Jan
22
26% May 18
141/4 Mar 10
Dec
Sub share
Coal
4
Thatqher Glass Mfg Co
May
6
Thiokol
7?
14% Sep
Chemical
Thompson
23
(J
Co
R)
new
__
7.50
__
'114
115
*13
13'A
*13
116
1,300
140
116
*114
70%
70 3A
13,200
23%
24
20,200
25%
26
26
343/8
33%
34%
4,500
46%
46 5/8
48%
220,400
.
800'
13%
*13
Thompson Ramo Wooldrldge Inc—
-
41% Feb
25
73
Dec
81% Oct
8
90
Jan
2
28% Aug
5
21 % Nov
17
25 % Apr
18
Jan
2
46 % Nov
14
16% Jan
2
26% Dec
1
12'A Jan
7
16% Dec
15
31
42
Jan
8
2
52
70 % May
-
4%
Jan
23
14
Jan
16
60% Oct
9
193/8 Mar 11
26 % Aug
17
Tishman
17 % Apr
15
Toledo
Edison
70
Jan
26
Trane
Co
34% Sep
1
88
24
2
2
53% Sep
21
323/s Nov
5
25% Jun
10
Feb
3
29
7
42 %
8
24% Jun
17 3/a Oct
30
16% Jan
2
40% Nov
11
37
1
58
Apr
7
2
25"% Nov
17
21
Jan
12
29
13
52
Jan
14
59
Feb
Feb
17
23% Feb
20
Oct
36% Dec
50% Sep
56% Jan
15
16
34 Vb Jan
3
55 % Dec
1
54% Jan
42 % Nov
21
30% Sep
10% Jan
8
15 3A Jun
16
32 % Jan
6
39 % Dec
5
9
36
Jun
6
2
15 % Oct
28
10 % Sep
22
17% Apr
20
13
26"% Oct
22
17% Sep
21
25% Apr
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
4
10% Jan
2
14% Jun
2
•23% Dec
11
19% Sep
15
5% Jan
11% Dec
20
Nov
9% Jun
41
Jan
14% Aug
12
51
28
'Apr
126% Dec
31
120% Feb
9
150 % July
2
32% Dec
31
30% Jun
15
83% Apr
103% Jun
23
88
19
7
98% Mar
17
27% Jan
92
29
44
2
30"% Mar 13
Sep
Oct
4
2*
27
Udyllto
Sep 10
10
94
Apr
25
80
40% Jan
13
54% Jun
24
43% Oct
24% Jan
2
363/4 Dec
16
30
8
87
Sep
38% Feb
21
7% Sep
Mar
22
A
Electric
19
Co
Co
Paper
Corp
Union Electric
Preferred
Co
—lo
No par
preferred
Aircraft Corp common
136
Oct
8
1093/4 Mar 26
243/a Feb
9
32 % Mar 26
22% Jun
12
Jan
10
32% Sep
15
2
79% Oct
7
26%
6% Jan
8% Nov
18
22% Jan
34% Nov
21
mi Jan
16% Oct
13
34% Jan
27% Jan
50% Aug 28
40% Dec 30
343/i Jan
50;
Dec
31
11% May 16
16% Dec
31
Jan
22
23
7% Sep 22
29
Sep
29 % Jan
12
22
United
Mar 24
Biscuit
—
10
United
Board
17
United
United-Carr
8
9% May 19
United Corp
Gas
19% July 29
United
United
Merch
2% Mar 10
United
Park
Jan
2
22
2
53% Aug
6
32% Oct
20
37% May 20
30% Jun
30
34% Mar
4
333/8 Apr
29
48% Jan
8
29-% Sep
23
51% Apr
2
80% Sep
28% Oct
16
8% Jan
39
Jan
7
26
U
S
Jan
21
U
S
22
120
Apr
27
22
8 % Sep 21
31 % Sep 28
165'
Mar 30
11% Oct
29
9% Sep
22
12
40% Oct
9
23% Jan
2
8% Dec
32% Nov
6
9% Jun
17
30
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
28% Sep 21
8% Jan
2
20,400
300
79
70
70
70
70
*80
81
*80
81
80
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
22,600
31%
31 'A
31%
31'A
31%
31%
31%
22,600
31
.
8
8%
5
38%
39%
38%
38%
34
8
8'%
33%
34
*20%
21
7%
7%" ~"~8
8
12'A Jan
36% Mar
14% Apr
29
17
443i May 28
35% Apr
20
10
26
Jan
U
33%
33%
20%
20%
20%
"600
43
43%
43%
4434
43%
44%
28,300
38%
39
38
38%
37%
38%
29,900
*98%
110
8
*100
83
82 %
82%
81
82
81
81%.
2,300
_l
27 %
26%
27%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
7,200
No par
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24
24
24
241/4
*24%
24
*86
89
*86
89
*86
89
Corp
__10
No
(Del)
nar
2.50
1
—10
*86
33%
66
*31%
7%
110
*98%
,
*86
92
33%
33%
66
66
32%
8%
*31-%
8
35%
36
110
89
33%
33
*98%
33%
33%
33%
33%
66%
65%
66%
65%
65%
32%
*31%"
32'A
31%
31%
8%
35%
8
*35%
8%
36
66
*31%
8
8%
8
*35%
*35%
36
U
S
Industries
Co
common
preferred—.-
19%
1,215
32 %
100
8%
16,100
35%
400
20
4.000
26 %
26%
36,800
33 %
.
34%
15,800
*53
53%
400
54
*53
53%
19%
*18%
19
1834
18%
1,300
16%
15%
16
14%
15%
4,900
18%
18%
18.400
53 %
53
53
*53
19%
19%
193/b
*18%
15%
15%
16
18%
18%
18%'
18%
1%
"1%
1 %
1%
1%
%
1 %
1%
1%
1,100
54%
54%
53%
54'A
58%
54
53%
54%
533 4
54%
11,100
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
32
31 %
31%
820
Si %
31%
31%
31%
33%
—32 %
35
37%
25,300
82
2
common__82%c
common
20
66
19%
25
common
preferred series A
U S Lines
4%%
Inc
19%
.27
3,500
1
1
Co
class A preference
4%%
19%
1,300
33%
1
Corp
Mach
19%
%
15%
10
^
25
Chemical Corp com__l
Hoffman
110
110
82 %
preferred
—:—_100
& Foreign Securities
1
Freight Co_
No par
5%
6,800
341/8
20'A
27
Gypsum Co common———4
7?c pieferred
.100
2
20,600
33%
'
83%
X83
No par
Mach
80
27%
*95
100
America
Mines
180
27%
100
pfd
U S
47% Feb
31%
89 %
*77
43%
43%
4%%
Jan
58
3
31%
*88%
79
80
42%
& Mfrs Inc
U 8 Borax &
35
2
31%
88
43%
42%
6%_ preferred-.—-
6
2
Jan"
14
85 % Aug 18
United Shoe
_
8
6% Jan
25
31%
88
*77
79
80
3,4
42 %
City
17,500
71 %
10
conv
10,900
71%
x 43
8%
45%
143%
73%
Inc
Industrial
21% July 24
145% Sep
88%
*77
4,100
16,700
80
81%
31%
Improvement Co—13%
8
171% May 23
16% Sep
2
41% Sep
2
32
88
79
20%
Corp
7
6,300
17,000
72.
73%
31
7%
31%
89
'33%
Greenfield Corp
15
23
*79
31%
88%
53 %
1% Sep
45% Jan
Sep
31%
*77
79
443A
143
20
163/4 Jan
153
143%-/
33%
13% Jun
86% Sep
45% ?
142%
27
12
17
45V8
142%
19%
21
Dec
45%
•
26 %
21
102
v
141%
32 "2
2% Oct
14
44%
143
:
32%
United Gas
65% Jan
45
141%
45
27%
United
42 % May
44%
142%
-
20
20% July 20
6
45%
141%
27
59% Aug 27
11
18
32 %
17% Dec
Jan
12%
17%
20
2
37% Oct
12%
18
33
18% Nov
90
12%
17%
27%
13
60
12%
18'A
32%
29
57% Dec
11
40
28%
48% Jan
2
103/4.
40
33
16% Jan
5,800
3,300
10%
12 3/4
18
5,400
32%
39%
32 3 4
31 % Sep
29%
58
10
39%
27%
3
4
32%
55
:'38
10
9%
*37%
12%
*55
32%
United
9
22
2,700
3,700
37%
37%
57
United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
9
45% Mar
42% Jan
2
31 %
313/4
23% July
2
Dec
*55iA
57
35%
2
26 % Jan
1834
37%
37%
31%
:_5
16
21 % Jan
13
18
*20%
(Del)—
2
78
12%
18%
34 %
Electric Coal Cos
Jan
51
27 %
*53
55
United
Jan
.
12%
44
__10
Co___
5% Jan
47% Dec
11%
20 3/4
Fastener
10% Jan
32
38%
20%
Carton
&
50%
26%
50%
27%
37% Mar 16
253/8 Sep
16
10
38%
9%
33 34
of
Carbon
Sep
*9%
39
9%
*37
43%
No par
$4.50 preferred
Apr
32
37%
*54%
31%
6
1955)
of
37
57
31 %
Co
Co
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
United Artists Corp
88% Apr
38 %
J J
64% Sep
..
31%
10
common
United
Jan
36%
57
25
Mar 26
(ser
50 5/a
26%
*53
,
3,300
66
19
31%
55
*52
*54 %
37%
37
*54'/2
18
6% '
Sep 22
Sep
3
45
27
No par
37
95
26%
503/4
54%
10%
69"% Aug
8
263/4
*52
13%
52% Jan
July
50%
26%
.
55
22
Air
90
50%
26 %4
IO1/4
United
100% Mar 12
50%
133/a
July 15
27
50%
26%
*53
21%
45
Oct
9,100
10%
1
91
27,200
38%
133/4
6
30% Jan
22%
38%
221%
19% Oct
15
21 %
38%
9%
30"% Jan
Apr
223/4
38
13%
33% Nov
37
20%
20%
18% May
27% Dec
20%
38%
10%
21% Jan
2
20%
38%
14
Drill
27% Nov 26
20%
38%
213A
Car
4%
100
19%
9%
Twist
3
1,200
21,400
13%
Tank
Apr
56%
31%
34
20%
Union
81
*33%
10%
Union
102
31%
31%
34
13%
4
Aug
*33%
22%
commoD
Pacific RR Co
Lines
30%
305%
34
103/8
California
non-cuin
30%
*33 %
13%
Corp
series
$4
of
56%
57
*56
21%
6
Aug
x56%
30%
34
10%
25% Feb
:
56%
.
13%
37% Jan
143
4,900
22%
32% July 28
108
16%
10%
18
2
16%
13%
31
31
163/8
21%
9% Dec
15% Jan
16%
1
24 % Feb
Jan
16%
_5
(The)
Corp
37% Dec
Jan
16%
2,800
No par
Corp
Apr
91
3,200
38%
50%
1
263/4 Jan
111
22 3/a
20%
__1
Carbide
4%
22"
38%
1
common
Bag-Camp
9% Feb 26
22%
14,90
"
Union
Union
22
79%
19%
1
Corp
Union Oil
22%
57%
38%
50
Union
.
22 %
*80
551%
8
50
common
(conv)
Asbestos &, Rubber Co
3
53% Juiy 10
6
series
Underwood
25
80 % Nov
;
Union
14
773/-, Ppb
6,500
22 %
553/4
54%
1
Inc__
73%
79% Sep
8
60%
57%.
__No par
4
Oct
59%
30%
Preferred $3.50 series
Aug
59'%
*33%
89%
70
59
30 3A
31%
74
593%
57
58
31%
29
58%
.33%
89%
Mar 24
58%
30%
*76%
Apr
22%
33%
No par
81
22%
*57
No par
84
22%
___2
$4.50 series
4
22%
16 %
$3.70 series
5
22%
16 %
Preferred
70% Sep
22
16 %
Preferred
81% Feb
23%
22
22%
4
35% Mar 16
223/B
No par
—
Airlines
Coach
Oil
TXL
22 3/s
xl6 %
conv pfd series of 1957
50
Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
10
12% Jan
World
Twin
79V2
22%
22 %
5%
•
80%
22 5%
21%
20tli
1
80%
22 %
54%
2
Corp
Williams Steel
Preferred
Mar 13
23 '/a
5
_
Tung-Sol
;82
1
Co
Truax-Traer
3
3% Jan
par
Really & Construction
$2.70 preferred
:
Coal Co
14
13% Jan
30% Mar 25
57%
Trans
3
48
57
No
55%
82%
22%
*57
22
Tri-Continental Corp common
10
133/8 Mar 5
24
21%
Transamerica
43 % Apr
21
Sep
25
11
54% Mar
9
2
22%
Transue &
3
753/4 Mar
7
Jan
21% Jan
45
*79%
81%
22%
*21%
100
__10
__
56%
81%
53%
54%
preferred-,—
Timken Roller Bearing
July 31
53
43
42% Aug
Sep 21
53%
common
Oil
$1.20
18
2
preferred
Tidewater
July 15
Jan
10 % Jan
16 3/a Jan
_fl
29% Apr
27 % Jan
52 % Oct
Common
15% Jan
'
37
6
20% Sep 18
21% Sep 22
45 '/a Jan
2
65% Dec
15
21% May 15
23% Jan 21
"Sep
79% Oct
May 20
20
15
:
50
1
50
.__1
__-I0
16
18%
18%
18%
1%
1
*82
19
35 —
*82
83
83
220
83
82
2f %
29
29%
29
29%
28%
29%
29
29%
4,000
52%
52
52%
52%
53%
53 %
53%
52%
533/4
8,300
67%
96
97
95%
97%
971/4
98%
97 %
98%
82%:
149%
149%
8%
9°
*31 %
34
9%
43
*82
2
31%
9%
934
*40
30%
*8%
149%
8%
34
151
8%
*31'A
9%
9%
431/2
'40%
31
9%
31
*8%
151
»%
34
151
8%
*31%
.
152
310
8%
8%
34
6.000
*149%
151
9
3,300
*31
33
7,500
93,4
9%
9%
.10%
43%
*40%
431/2
40'A
40%
200
31%
3138
31 %
31%
31 %
2,900
9%
*8%
9%
•8%
9%
10
J1
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1542)
.
.
.
Monday, October 12, ;1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
Range for
D
21
18% Jan
2
28% Nov
20
24% Jun
18
29
Jan
Jan
2
95
Nov
18
88
Jan
22
119
Oct
21
40
Oct
5
Mar 14
76
Jai
9
99
26% Mar
73
Sep
43% Nov
5
80'
15
4
19
3%%
98% Sep
23
136% May 18
45% Feb
10
34
69% July 7
154% Aug 10
U
142% Sep
Mar 11
D
S Shoe
U
S
Dec
108
154
Apr
G
1
3
7
14
82
Jan
2
36% Nov 11
33 % Jac
19
43
25-i uan
2
41% Oct
14
27% Sep
30
38% Feb
53% July 29
48% Oct
7
54 % Feb
4
46% Jan
3
51% Jan
13
97% Dec
143% Oct
3
158% Jun
30
12
19% Jan
2
32% Jun
16
25
26% Jan
21
6
37% Feb
9
8
8
2
5% Jan'
July 21
13
19 */4 May
.
9
2
.12%' Jan,
Oct
8
81
21
.
1
6
78
Nov
6
29
34% Mar 24
Dec
10
46
Nov
12
14
57
3
157
73.
Jail
"
July
7
a
24%
Jan"
8%
17
Universal
4%%
Upjohn
9
8
47% July 15
Jun
Jan
42
Utah
18
13%. Jan
2
24% Aug 27
22% Jan
2
28% July 27
2
32
10
31% Jan
5
36% Apr
17
Van
26% Sep
21
32% Sep
11% Jan
14
Varian
14% Sep
11
3
May
Jan
2
ioi
8
101
Aug 29
'
5
99%
101%
99%
1007.:
99 7
a
3 00 %,
'.99%
100%
75,000
141
140%
141%
141%'
14134
141%
141%
1,141':,
141%
2,200
24
23~i:
24
23%
24
23%
23%
23 ii:
4.500
35
33%'
34
34
34
33%
33 'n
34%
34
34%
33 7
34
33%
33 3 4
15%
15
15
15%
8%
8r6,
87
•
*33%'
34%
220
33%
33%
2,900
*15
154% Aug 27
62% July 27
21
81% Mar 18
2
Sep
19 % Jan
"8
'
.90%
88
87
80
.
2
9
99% Jun,
May 2F
9
108
86
.
1,600
400
8;
9%
5) %
.
93i
9%
120
50
731%
73
50%
497;,
9'it
50%
55%
.
55%
55
55
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154
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154
"152
55
Associates
52
52 3 4
52
52 Va
51%
52
19%
19%
19%
19
20 '•!:
197«
21%
26%
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27%
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26%
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76
*75%
dlv
par Lie
74 "
40',
41%
40"'8
12.80
3212
32-91
52'
32:%
32 3«
45'»
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95
May 13
81
21
87% Mar 16
$4.12
7
42% Nov
11% Sep
21-
13% Mar 17
13% Sep
30
20% Mar
0
15% Sep
22
21% Mar
9 f
6%
4.000
32' 4
45%
45%,
L2G0
38 1
331
5.10G
45%
26'
26 11
26%
26%
26
26
*34%
35
54%
34%
33 3 4
29%
28 3 b
29%
28%
29%
-
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11%
25 3
"25%
26%
33%
33%
83%
34
28%
34
11%
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11%
25%
34
11
33 %•
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45%
33%
107«
45%
33%
45 "4
33%
45 Vi.
53%
7%
7%
144%
CI4%.
par
cum —No
243
100
76'
29%
28%
31%
13,600
4,000
4
„
74%
a
800
700
24 <
25
26
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261
90
2
38
55
36%
101
101
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82%
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82%
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85
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85
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81
79
81%
10
4.)
49%
48%-
49
12
11%
16
11
14%
16*8
74
Jan
3
89
Nov
13
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
20
5%% "preferred
100
91
84
Jan
13
97
Dec
30
96% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
6 '/* %
100
*9:1
72% F:eb
24
25
preferred
*
IP::
13'
16%
1
common
11
■
,
"«15%
26'
89%
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85,',
101%
100%
101
100%
81
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81
79
8i
84
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80%
80'
48 %
49
48%
48%
48%
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12
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14
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16
16
16 %
91
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99
5)9
07%
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91%.
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98%
98%
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68%
68%
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70
70
40
50
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79
85
81'
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500
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84
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85
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91
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90
36
16
101 %
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74 1::
35%
36 3
84
:
7%
148%
4
35,%
100
eoo
59';;
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76%.
90
100
preferred
147
60 %
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90
_100
Co
convertible
147%
59%
76%
*'7'4%
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5)0
588.
00%
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761
24%..
25
;
7%
7
7%
146
146
38%
58%
.
7%
143
143
57%
a
7 %
7%
4
143
36%
8
com—
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.
57%
57
—10
Materials
~5%
29
100
preferred
Vulcan
■
9:800
33
45
143%
Virginian Ry Co common
9
~60
4 P);
32%
11%
6%
preferred
24% Apr
Sep
36% Jan
30
76%
•32%
32%
.
41
35
—100
30
29
35,000
41 %
45%
1
—
Dec
18% Oct
.
41 %
34%
a
,■
41 %
_5
preferred---
17% Oct
j
,
.11*8
1
pieferjed-%
$4.20
13% Dec
'75
74
42
___
91% Mar 17
2
"26
26%-
74%
2.50
1
2
'
"74
Works common—5
29
20
"25
41%
Co
Chemical
Oct
9% Jun
7.100
■26%>
75
■
1
TOO
—
Sep
14% Jan
800
20
52%
19%
Co
Virginia Elec & Pvvr Co
$5
preferred—
$4.04 preferred——
9
13,200
.•
152
51
19%
cora_.
—
84
53% July
t
54%
152
152
152
154
*152
54
A
52%
10
79
2
50%
"
x54%
-
(>'/o
% Mar 23
,20
78
■:
49'
4,200
9%
4
19%
Inc
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
5„_
100
16
*71 3
73
73%
49%
75
49
9%
9 %
9'%
*73%
75
;;
16
16
*15
52%
prelerred
Co
3%%
107
Ma r 20
39% Mar 4
Jail
Inc
Steel
8
20
a
B%
89
'
8%
8 %
8
16
*15
.16
15
16
8%
8%
8 %
*8
6%
•
9%
industries inc com_2.5P
conv
Raalte
victor
35% May 25
2
82% Jan
33% Jun
Oct. 14
15%
H%
87a
8%
9
8
88
91
-89
15%
23 7 it
1
Corp of America.—
1,
jan
*15
»
9
89
15
ihe
Co
Light Co_„
90% July
11
'
14
—
99 % Apr
.
15*
8%
89
:i
6.25
Co
17.
83'
-■
34%
__1
Corp
24
Dec
82
85% Dec
23%
'34
"14%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co
9
9
75
&
Vlck Chemical
Jan
84
40 % D':c
113
101%
140 'i
1
Norman
$2.28
28% Feb
8
Oct
22
17
Van
13 % July 28
5% Jun 30
29
Dec
36% Dec
1,900
3,200
28
100%
com_No par
Products
Vanadium-Alloys
21%- Jan
13
48%
Co
Vanadium
2b
2
26'» Jan
48%
preferred
Power
21
75% Nov
48%
__
Pictures
16
36% Feb
85
1,800
48%
common__,_30r
—
July 29
50
9% Jan
3
.48%
48%
P
16%
Tobacco
Jan
,84
9
31% Sep
77% Feb
Leaf
29% Feb
8
97
48%
48%
.
ft,,
4PV
"41
100
Corp
Match
Feb
43% July
2
48"i:
50
convertible
preferred
14
7
48%
28%
55%
40% Oct
17
2734
28%
49%
11% Aug 27
Jan
28 'i: '
29
48%
2
Apr
28
28%
."54%
2
9
a
h
Corp
Oil
Jun
31
1,660
417
287
noncu 2nd pfd-5
preferred—No par
Universal
72
Dec 24
16,500
61%
14
40
28%
Universal
5 % Jan
23% Jan
107
01%
1
50
"73'
27% Jail
45'
100
■146'4
1403
coin
coniinoii—...No par
Universal
20
Dec
87
146
39%
,
1,330
1.0,600
*81
61%
61'4
4
4
preferred25
Pharmaceutical—1
3
23
37
2
613
10.200
,
42
,
147%
38 3
preferred—100'
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
,J
10
Api
Nov
96
Co
&
25% Apr
28% Nov
May 12
Sep
4
102
60%
146%-
——
56% Aug 17
21
25 % Sep
3
40
181
*98
60%
147%
a
'
18% Sep
57
101
.59 7 s
"
38 7a
—
Wlielan
$3.50
8
50% Oct
1
Aug
14
May 20
.157
151
102
'5i6
146%
60%
38 %
Wallpaper Inc common
Class B 2nd preferred
60% Aug 28
Mar 30
45
142
*99
87
38%
Mi'n
&
Stockyards
United
Oct
16
87
"81
146%
597 a
145
81
87
'101
?95'.
41
41%
40 7
1193
119%.
119%
118%
.
41%
*81
87
•
Shares
25%
'
8% Jai>
.
119%
40%
37%
United
10% Feb 25
211
Feb 24
7% Sep
119
11!)
1
coiivertible
$6
^
40'i, Ml/
40%
25
25
24%
24%
24%
25
'
noncumulatlye
.
115
116
*81
United Stores $1.20
5
Mar
Tobacco
S Vitamin
United
30
15% Mar 16
100
8-
1.0% Nov
6
22
17% Jan
2
Jan
.
39% Dec
4% Jan
74 Vi Jan
32% Feb
7
85*/4 JaD
S
24%
.
Oct. 9
Oct. 8
Oct. ;
Oct. 6
24''«
40
1100
Corp
preferred
7%
U
50% Mar 12
22
14% Feb 26
15% Dec 24
7% Oct 24
90% Dec 10
9% Oct 30
17.
Nov 13
2
Jan
10
5 Vo July
68% Jan
1%
'
.>
115%
:5.
common
1st preferred
,D S Steel Corp common
O
8
33% Oct
29% Sep
Co
non-cum
Smelting Ref
7%
preferred
153
23% Oct
38% May 16
Sep 25
1087a Aug 31
Jan 28
88j/4 May
7
138% Sep 21
Oct.
24%
preferred series B______100
Rubber
S
8%
24
21%
Par
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
S
48% Nov 18
Jail 22
Jan
31'a Apr
140
Jun
STOCK
Pipe & F'uuiiury Co
5
D S Playing Card Co
—
.10
U S plywood Corp common
•—
1
3%% preferred series A—100
58% May lb'
66
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1958
Sales ior
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Previous
140
,
4,700
48%
100
12
14 %
7,800
16 %
a
"16
1 900
*90%
91
60
*98%
90 Va,
100
100
30
w
2
50
Oct
20
66% Sep
46% Feb
2
77%> July 28
12% Jan
8
15% Nov
14
14 % Jan
2
21
27% Jan
2
51
1
43% Sep
21
15
36
601May 20
33% Jan
25% Jan
Dec
39
Wabash
Wagner Electric Corp—
Waldorf System—
Walgreen Co
Walker (Illrnin > G & W_
-
-
Apr
21
55% May 11
41% July 29
52% July 20
33% Mar 30
7
Nov
76% Mar 11
Sep
22
12% Sep
22
lit;, July 17
16 % Feb
11% Aug 29
Jan 13
4
14% Dec 22
12% May 19
95
87% Jan
94
Wallace
18% May 19
18% Aug 24
8
Apr
16% Jan
8
30
Apr
25
11% Dec
84
4
26% Dec
16
16
Feb
Ward
24% Jan
8
20
20% Sep
22
28% Apr
48
Jun
12
48
Dec"31
46
Sep
11
65% Aug 21
54 % May
4
34%
Jan
44% Dec 31
41
25
Jan
% Jun
9
48% Jan
Nov
5
36% Feb
9
29% Nov
19% Mar
5
25% Jan
12
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
3% Jan
21
4% Dec
1
10
35% Oct
9
44% Jan
15
49% July 28
90'% Dec
22
65
15% Jan
13
24% Oct
i% Jan
23
Jan
25% Jan
2
95 % Oct
6
86
Sep 23
83% Dec
17
31% Feb 28
96% Mar
4
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
.94% Nov
12
48% Jan
13
Mar
4
13
35% Dec 22
105
May 20
99% Jun 11
94
51
103
45
50
56% Jan
5
West Indies
22
23% July
8
West
Kentucky
38% Apr 24
West
Penn
West
Penn
33
Jun
19
88% Sep
24
102
79
Sep
23
90
May
Oct
5
91
9
82
Dec
19
42
May
8
6
96
Jun
2
26
Jan
31
24% Dec
17
23% Jan
10
97% Jun
17
Nov
13
74% May
7
7
Jan
3
86
2
71% Nov 20
fio*
ut-p
21
15
Jan
2
34% Dec
16
29% Jar
8
17%. Jan
2
33% Dec
29
27% Sep
22
55% Jun
24
74% Dec
31
63
83
Aug
8
.110
Dec
11
33% Apr
92%> Apr 21
125
Jan
6
10
16 Mi Feb
21
31% Dec 30
56
Jan
21
68
26
Jan
7
91% Jan
2
Dec
22
49 % Oct
21
Sep
5
8% Oct
9
4% Jan
2
23% Nov
32% Jun
5
25% July
6
38
Jan
13
9
21
22
52
54% Dec 31
96
1
Nov
10
48% Nov
20
2
70% Feb
107
7
100
4
79% Sep
7
83 % Jan
Nov
82%. Jan
Sep
% May
92% Jan
Apr
7
2
38
15% Jan
71
30
2
Jan
12% July 31
33% Dec
1
85% July 10
20% Dec 30
4%
38%
Mar
98% July
88% Jan
112
Feb
66% July
8
29
98% Mar 13
39% July
$5
53% Mar 20
15
7
JaD
7
24% Jan
7
July 23
28% July 21
51% July 23
14
Jan
6
23
29% Oct
35
Sep
22
51
32% Jan
6
45% Sep
78
2
88
Mar 31
6
29
Sep 16
9
% Mar 11
1
Mfg
White
Co
Motor
5%%
,
14
29
Sep
24
36% Mar
6
Woodward
Iron
53% Jan
2
07% Sep
84
2
32% Oct
36% Jan
2
53% Dec
45 % Feb
27
31
61% Oct
9
74
Dec
15
2
97
Jun
5
84% July 15
80% Jan
Rep
22
94% Feb
78% Jan
2
90% Nov
13
80% Oct
9
4% Jan
2
11% Oct
22
9% Jan
13
23% Apr
16
33% Nov
17
29% Feb
10
36% Aug 26
119% Oct 13
31% Feb
9
114% Jan
7
20% Jan
28
25% Feb
16
Apr
2
9
22% Dec
30
2
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
39%. July
8
49% Jun 24
148
Sep
Inc.
Power
31
21% Jan
68% Jan
Elec
Public
1
25% Jun 24
6%
Wooiwort.h
IF
Co
x
21
136% Jun
74%
71%
73 %
73
4
7.600
39 7
40%-.
40
40%
39%
40
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30
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29
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4
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1
55 %
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55%
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40%
55 3
97
30%
70
31''2
68%
39%
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31
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60
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69
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60
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70
70
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No pax
YoungstowD Steel Door
No pax
Ex-"dlvldend. ^E&^rights5' z^y distribution'8 day' ^ receivership
72%
jt
62 %
.
87% Sep
4
3D 7
42's
Co
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Towne
5)0
73 3
3914
100
preferred 4%%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
&
"87
68%
39
No par
Service
Prior
Yale
3.100
2,400.
1
a
preferred
Worthington
90
88 3
36 %
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Wisconsin
88
8,60(1
32
10012
28 7
2
Wisconsin
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88%
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90
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90
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35
311
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23
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34
31%
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35%
—
27 "2 Jan
89'4
30%
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48 3
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129
88%
33%
31%
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22
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Wlnp-Di^le Stores Inc—
22
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48
200
82
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100 %
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99
82
28%
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28
1
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23% Jun
48 3
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40% Jan
118
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17
7
20
39
17%
28%
8% Nov
20% Jan.
46
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preferred
Wilson-Jones
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40
17%
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49 % Nov
•
46
40
17%
82
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89%
91%
1
,
8
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-
2
4
26% Jan
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a
5
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Wilson & Co Inc common
$4.25
46
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33
3314
7,200
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82
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100%
29,500
45
48
99
400
7%
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38
79 %
49
30%
67
7%
40
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40
93 •
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White Stores Inc
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lYu
38
29%
1
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30'4
7%
38
38%
100
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3034
7
38
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.
69
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130
44
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80
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1.200
1,200
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-
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10
common
preferred
Wilcox
46%
44
36
3078
97
—No par
White Dental
60
July 8
102% Mar 11
Jun
100
common
convertible
46%
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18
32%
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preferred
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46%
44
18
3218
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Erie
Corp
Whirlpool Corp
«
May 26
97
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44
40
5
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7
46%
4
45
90%
100
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46%
431
40%
481
Union
3.80%
11
46%
46
82
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10
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18
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7
93
preferred
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:No par
Pacific
I.200
57 3 4
46 3
37%
82
2nd
noncum
Western
Western
22%.
56
46%
43%
,
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5
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82
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40
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preferred^
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40%
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a
46'
22
22
par
7'
92 %
97
a
47
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58 3
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81% July 8
43% July 23
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47%
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5 7 8.
46%
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Western
78
19% Oct
4%%
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Sep
July
Electric Co___'
Maryland
12%
57%
Pulp & Paper common
Western
41%
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preferred
4.80%
38%
12%
4
14
Apr
Sep 21
36
Va
4%%
38%
"40%
12%
4 i
50
38
July 22
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95% Aug
4
17% Jan
30
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39
41
12%
par
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preferred series C
5
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40%
13
15%
1
4.10%
Mar 31
39
40%.
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90
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Apr 17
101
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preferred
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46 %
46%
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a
69
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5
6
28
28
4.80%
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69
68%
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89%
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Mills
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40%
1
4.20%
50% Jan
—
8
Feb
79% Dec 31
Apr 29
4
19
46
l
—
Sep
46
100
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Knitting
Jun
28', 'i Dec
100
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8
17%
17%
38%.
l
;
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Welbilt Corp
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
30
Oct
%
17 %
46%
17%
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Motor
16% Sep
34
Jun
May
Waukesha
70
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46
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Inc__
-
Co
1
69%
•
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Corp
Warner-Lamhert
,
;.
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10
Washington Gas Light Co
No
Washington Water Power—No
12
40
42% Jan
.
8 % Jun
31 % May 25
preferred
69 •'
i
69'
_—2.50
Industries
Warner
7
67*
15
_
Warner Bros Pictures
Aug 21
34% Jan
40
Tiernan
Co
100
preferred
Baking Co common
6%
Ward
50
4%%
&
Walworth
12% July 22
9% May 21
KR
or P^tiott has been filed for the company's reorganization,
a Deferred delivery, r Cash sale,
98
103%
26,900
wd When distributed.
Number 5889
190
Volume
»/r
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(1543)
11
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Record
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friday
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italic .letters
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in
the
column
Year 1958
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Lowest
102.14 Nov
5
Period"
one
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5
Highest
EXCHANGE,
Treasury 4s_—-r——__Oct
in
each
or
'
1
1969
Treasury
3%s———Feb
1990
3%s
Jun
1980
15
~
-—Feb
15
Aug
15
15
1995
1961
Jan
20~
85.4
Jan
Mar
15
20
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2'.4S.<.i_Jun
15
15
Treasury
2%s—
....Nov
International Bank
15
&
103.8
16
Apr
101.24 Feb
6
23
103.8
94.16 Aug
23
14
94,16 Aug 14
....
99.16 July 22
Apr
.
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89.22
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87.14
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89.30
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15
92.16 Feb
13
92.16 Feb
14
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14
.
Jun
2
83
Jun
2
uikI asked price.
No sales transacted this-day,
^This issue has
not
as
of
Friday
Last
Period
Sale Price
I
or
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1980:
92.24
84.8
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85.8
84.14
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OCTOBER
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9
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Week's Range
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BONDS
,
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or
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Friday's
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93.20
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82.8
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84.10
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Issue—
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*92.20
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,
Corporate
92.20
Feb
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New York City
3%
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Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Transit Vilification
92.6
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
*92.2
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1
————Feb
RANGE
New York Stock Exchange
92,
1950
.....
yet
87.10
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83.6
1971
1
2s
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83
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88%
78%
86%
1984—______ApriZ-Oct
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to
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93%
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Co
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79
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1962——
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—
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&
Baltimore
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1999
_-____jan-July
external water loan 1956
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-Jan-July
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1985—
debentures
5s
63
*48
__
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to
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72
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:
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1983
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74
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stamped pursuant
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1990—
debs
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18%
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1950
.
Feb-Auy
.....April-Oct
——
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16
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reduced
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237
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71
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83
90
69%
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106
50
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106
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-
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debentures
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99
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1960-~June-Dec
8s
reduced
and
-
70
debentures
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186
98%
__
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11
98%
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79'%
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95%
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97
99
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100
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100%
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1947—
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113'%
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98
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101
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97%
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39
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100
32
100%
-
203
70
3%s
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1965
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17
16
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198%
—
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13
13'%
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__
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1980
debentures
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91
debentures
3%s
.
__
1970__
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f extl
s
2008
5%s
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1975—
3V4S
43%
__
(interest
96
83
—Jan-July
27/«s
138
■
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94
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91%
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100
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—
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debentures
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^
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3'%s
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92
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83
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95 %
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1972....Jan-July
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82'% 83
1st mortgage 3%s 1984—
:—Mar-Sept,
*„
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Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975—-April-Ocf
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96% 96%
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112
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962_—____May-Noj;.
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99'% 99'%
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96% '-96%
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206
100
92
95
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1958___——___——- —Feb-Aug
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192
98%
10
202
20
92
85%
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Jan-July
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new
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103%
100
142
———Jan-July
1978_
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27
68%
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6%s
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1968
99%
99%
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series
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1975
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40
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41%
26%
or
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1
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of
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86
29
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Jan-July
1964
to
extended
1965
5
34'/a
30%
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extended
1954
97%
—
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loan
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1954
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973,4
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Sale Price
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1984
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12
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82
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90%
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102
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1974
footnotes
*—
105
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Feb-Auy
1980
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For
50%
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June-Dec
debentures 1977
England Tel & Tel Co—
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Ss
50 Vi
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1989
f
s
46%
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•;
.
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June-Dec
3 Via debentures 1976
^
-—June-Dec
National Distillers & Chera 43/4S
debs 1983_May-Nov
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3VaS 1982
1st
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"
gtd 3 Vis 2000
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•
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134
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82
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76
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,
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_
93
—
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income debentures Jan 1 2045
4 Vis
coll
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.
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1988
1987
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198
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28
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1975
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1241
42
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mortgage 2%s 1979
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1984
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mortgage
4s
1988
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Pacific Gas
debs
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85
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registered
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75
64
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.
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debentures
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f
f
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AGeneral mortgage 4s Inc ser A Jan
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s
29
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82
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•
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1979—Jan-July
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59
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69
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68
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88
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s
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69
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58
59
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90
80
z
88
118
104
118%
8174
2
81
83%
*88%
•
92%
92 %
88%
*89
8174
97%
■
92
99
'
Jan-July
100
—
-
t
100
99
5374
.
'
June-Dec
•
—
■
zz' * *
'
■
•
3
84
70
68
79
83
%
74%
—
—
58%
4974
75%
12
5374
497a
*74%
83%
83%
Jau-July
274s 1976_Jan-July
1971
10
59%
59%
Jan-July
May
92
7474
not
fait
In the year's range,
d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range, r Cash
y Ex-coupon.
sale not Included
n
range,
year's range,
§Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Act, or securities assumod by sUch companies,
♦Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
'
85
80
92%
107% 10974
*
•
-
—
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
106%
99
*100% 102%
92%
607.
Co—
Electric Light & P«wer
Deferred
a
90
3
88
8174
mtge 4S series A 2004
4'As inc scries A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 23/as 1976
Yonkers
10
92%
57
108%
Corp 3'As s f debs 1980
4'/ns debs 1978
B first 4s 1960
97%
85%
90%
zz
57
57
—May-Wou
Co
&
90'A
83%
907a
92%
"
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1975
»'
——
*83%
May
1984
•'
■
'
*53
*78
90 %
3'As 1974
3'As series I
Power
PCnn
1st
77%
%
125
93%
—
'
75
Jan-July
—Afar-Sept
Afay-Nov
C 1973_April-Oct
1983
F
21
97
96
*75
Afar-Sept
-
89'A
101'/a
—
*102
mtge 274s ser H
4s ser
93%
*9174
—
■
92%
98
107%
97
*9374
May-No»
Jan-July
100
77%
—
97
87'A
88
,
82
Included
70
"l
55
not
98
*~
/;
*77
__
June-Dec
71'a
26
95A
51 '/a
1057a
96
"t
95 3 4
71 'a
89%
95!4
93
76%
109
997a
89
June-Dec
Mar-Sepi
Gen mtge
68
96
9074
82'/a
90
92
64'A
65%
96 %
100
12
*92
—April-Oct
_.
subord debs
96
Jan-July
_April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
80
82
78
Wisconsin
9374
84
58
90
89
67
Wilson
100
60
__
100
RR Co—
Wisconsin
*607a
Jan-July
series
1978
ref
&
Whirlpool
96%
85%
83%
*83%
1980
Ry
%
141%
90%
.
73
94
*8974
Jan-July
1968-
Winston-Salem S
44
274s series F 1996
First mortgage 2%s series G 1961
First mtge 5'/4s series II 1983
Southern
66
65
*77
374s
i
'
:
mortgage
2%s
148
120
91'2
92
85%
mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Deo
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
First
64
90'4
91
93%
Mar-Sept
;
1st
14
*1227/2 129
1973_June-Deo
1977
A
1981
Term
62'.2
62%
1994—,—-Jan-July
139
4%s
1947
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 274s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
,
(Oregon Lines)
4'/2s
Ban Fran
Co.
Co—
139
Jan-July
1970
83'A
66 'A
94'A
*64%
5s
747b
87
77
89
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
:—Jan-July
registered 2361
—.—
—Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
5'As debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/as ser A 1981
Jau-July
81%
76
8474
84%
78
*82
4s
117%
78
9834
78'2
77
85
*—
West
91%
96 "3
79'A
*65%
West
119%
5
74
66
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge Income 4 'As series B Jan 1991—April
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000__Feb-Auy
97
82
90
,94'A
First
132%
98%
91
Jan-July
debentures
F
WestTenn Electric
15
81
87
*75
Washington Terminal 274s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-JuIy
624
4
951/4
76
28
87
Oen
88%
96
112!
9874
98
87
2
Gen
105%
85%
—
100
91
,
lien
Wabash
108%
9774
202
A
series
debs
subord
series
1st
10474
10
7674
95!'2
9574
•
16
•
*
.Jan-July
1947
Gen mtge 4 'As 1983—
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien anj ref mtge 3!4s
88%
14
84'A
*77
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
California Edison Co—
convertible
Spiegel
81%
Marchant—
27/aS
3Vas
100%
9574
—
1986—June-Bee
-Jan-July
1985
1st
S5%
98! 4
,
99 !» 1007a
99! 4 100',4
100Vi
1971—-.April-Oct
debentures
conv
6s subord
97!
127%
2
74
1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 37'as ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3!4s ser J 1982_
April-Oct
117%
90
8774
78!
Corp—
ctfs
First and rcf
887'a
8474
85'A
104'A
—
87
7674
_Jan-July
Afay-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Corp of America—
subord debentures 1969
4!4s
'
—
*83
108!A
74 »A.
99
87
87
_Afar-Sept
1967
74'A
9874
3
78'A
*96
.
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Woo
April-Oct
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
-
conv
3s
7674
72
5
206
83
99%
2
207
85%
9874
100
1977
72
*9874
87
Virginia Electric & Power CoFirst and refund mtge 23As ser E 1975—Afar-Sept
■
*75
35
1
206
3'/as
91%
94
97 'A
81
81
207
78 Va
214
90%
Jan-July
Jan-July
83%
Vb
10334 105
*96
Aprll-Oct
1979—-
debentures
Gold
—
52
78 !•»
1991-Afar-Sept
274s
Steel Works
Vanadium
Corp—
debentures
274s
Gold
78%
84! 4
109'/4
Feb-Aug
1976
St'&jl £s debs 1983
Participating
82
81
69%
2
Jan-July
5%s conv subord debs 1979—
..Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'/2s 1976
June-Dec
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s
debentures
1979
Jan-July
3y4s
77'%
6974
65
*95
__
1982——April-Oct
Corp 47as conv debs
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Southern
70'/2
84 !4
*74
104"i
May-Nov
Jan-July
1983— Feb-Aug
.
s
Oil
Smith-Corona
7674
69%
Co
Corp
§A3'As assented
80
81
a
*—
—
_Feb-Aug
474s
Gas
subord
conv
69 7
17
19
'■
—
84!'4
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dee
1977
Co
70
71
9274
9174
5A6'/2s sinking fund mtge series A 1951-June-Dec
§A3'As assented series A 1951
June-Deo
5A6'/2s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—Ju7ie-Deo
§A3!4s assented series C 1951
June-Dec
90
70%
80
69 !'4
83
71%
—
70'2
70 '/2
•
86
85
1973—
ApriZ-Oct
of America 274s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
§A6'Asndel»s series A
120%
4
Mar-Sept
1977
1982—
&
10
*70'2
April-Oct
;
1980
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
Seiborling Rubber Co—
Shamrock
701 h
.
1972
debs
debentures
Bears
60%
Mar-Nov
1971
83
18
9074
9174
4'As s f debs
debentures
United
133
Co—
B
debentures
4%s
2%s
90%
106
*75',4
May-Noc
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2'/2s 1966
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
45/as
95
99
9
92
84
89
—
"
Jime-Dea
274s debs 1970
—
157
85
23
»
77
78'A
87 !4
'
94
,
Biscuit
United States
111
*7114
England 1st gld 4s 1989—May-Nou
Line
3s
103
83
—May
,
1989
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 474s debs 1082—
1st
219
110
Mar-Sept
Ry—
Depot 3Vhs
102% 104
__
Jan-July
2022
Jan
Bcott
Seaboard
103'4
inp bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Union
100%
85
Jan-July
1980
certificates
bond
4s
96
92%
10834 lll'/a
90'/a
*76
June-Bee
—Afay-Nov
1970—
1st nxtge & coll tr 3%s 1971
,
1st mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972—
lst'iiitge & coll tr 33/bs 1975—
474s s f debs 1972
374s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4'/2s 1977
1st mtge &.coll tr 4!4s 197$
45/bs s f debentures 1978
——;
U. S. Rubber 2%s debentures 1976—.
226
92%
85
—
debentures
37as
194
;
84'A
*78 'A
.
—Feb-Aug
RR 274s debentures
Pacific
United Gas
193%
94
81%
1986-
coll tr 2%s 1980
3 'As 1982
mtge
United
87
193 Va
—
*92
June-Bee
Co—
1997
A
B
*96
*92
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_jan-ju/y
April-Oct
4'/2s ser A
Louis-Southwestern
First
Ry
series
4s
series
4s
72%
194
Mar-Sept
1977
3'As
Co
Union Tank Car
87'%
226
—
111
Oil
Refunding mortgage 2'/2s series C
144 %
84
82'A
*85
106'/a 109'A
Union
70%
--
■
2-;"
1971
A
1st
1996
mtge
mtge
series
Francisco
mortgage
ASecond
debs
Adirond'k
gold
Louis-San
84
87 :A
*80%
37'as 1974_—June-Dec
Orleans
New
RR of
Union Oil of California
80
82 %
82'A
102
93
101%
84 'A
31
1st
92
104
93%
83%
99
1st mtge &
Corp—
conv
3s
'
„
April-Oct
..
.
mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
5'/4s conv debs 1977
McBee
12
*80
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Aircraft
Rohr
,081
71%
a
92
102
88
7474
88
82%
96
90
74'A
93
89
120'/2
71!
Feb-Aug
C
Richfield
7
14
•
May-Nov
:
1978
4%s
114
*
85
81%
9774
__
78
~
1978
4%s
8
82 %
97
119%
May-Nor
mtge 6s 1953
adjustment bonds—
5 Vis
'
82 %
97
Feb-Aufl
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950—
5 A Direct mtge 6s 1952
SAConsol
Debt
91
'a
98'/a
90
*88
99
,
91
1964
89
75
95 Va
ApriZ-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 374s 1960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 274s debs 1961:
Afar-Sept
Union Electric Go of Missouri 3%s 1971—Afay-Nov
:':K First mortgage and coll trust 274s 1975-ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures
1968—
Afay-Nov
110
156
79
9b'/a
1990—April-Oct
Tidewater
94
3
4
75 7 a
Jan-July
Corp of America 3%s conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & rcf 3'/as series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
'
88%
1057 a
156
—
Radio
8t
j
96
and
Thompson Products 47'as debs 1982
97%
■
8674
9614
& Pacific
Term
84'A
*93
72
9874
89
80!4
*80
General
104
.
6t
90%
a
62
78'A
22
B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Texas
156
104
—
8t
9234
9574
64
first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
refund, M 37/es ser E 1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
119
87
—
First and refund M 33/as series C
81
81
102
57
79%
82
Orleans RR—
New
and refund M 3'As series
First
8974
25
921/4
105
9874
80'A
and
&
123
*__
impt M 4s series C 2019
Jan-July
impt 27as series D 1985
April-Oct
(The) 37'as debs 1983——Afay-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Afay-Nov
100
80
*82
_■
debentures
957 a
94'A
79
and
Refund
103'A
70'/a
Texas Company
*
,
June-Dec
2%s
1973
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
debentures
Refund
99 'At
95 "
68
102,
9774
High
28
82
May-lVt)»
Jau-July
May-Woo
1972
debentures
27as
Co.
274s
93%
79
_Mar-Sept
Swift &
Low
Jan-July
Jan-July
274s debentures 1966
874s debs 1981
Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971.
Surface Transit
9a
39
9874
Jan. I
■
92
97'A
.100
'
Range Since
:
•NO.
Mar-Sept
1973—
debs
Corp
Oil Co
Superior
7274
85
Oil
Sunray
91%
997i
107
refunding mortgage 3%s 1983- April-Oct
3
%s/debentures 1975— '
Aprn-Oct
45/as debentures :i977
Mar-3ept
Gats
94
90
8
—
105
1st and
Quaker
97%
Texas
*—
3s
1972—:
9874
91
.
Oil
Stauffer Chemftal 37,'as
68
*83
105
1972—Maf^Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s l979_Jttue-Dec
First and
76
93
90
*100'/'a
May-Nov
mortgage
90
Z
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
1968-Jan-July
First And refunding mortgage 5s .2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and' refunding
1
.
•
—Jan-July
1973—
Procter ■& Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures" 1963
:
First
08
91
April-Oct
1983
68
91
87
3
*93
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Plantation Pipe Line 274s 1970___
3'/as s I debentures 1986
Potomac
■
gg
1964___May-Nov
89%
Sold
—
95%
,
100
—
87%
18
97'A
Jan-July
1983
4%s
California
01
(Indiana; JVaS conv
debentures 1983.
96
97%
89
88! 4
1021%
9774
5
a
Bonds
Friday's
>874
1982—Aprii-uct
4%s
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 27bs 1971—Afay-Nov
274s debentures 1974
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982—
Jart-July
Standard
120'%
8a
.■
—
88
gg
97
91%
102%
;
or
Bldjfc Asked
—April
4'/2s 2013
gold
first
Internl
Oil
Biandard
72%
98!
Week's Range
*
High
114
12
—
Last
Sale Price«
High
83/
-
Period
New York Stock Exchange
88 %
8
—
*98!a
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st
92%
346
102% 106
*721«
April-Oct
April-Oct
1975
1st mtge 3%s
9.9
*87
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series B 1975
Low
Interest
BONDS
-
Jan. I
No.
96 %.
91 Vis
~~
1964—Feb-Aug
guaranteed 4%s ser 1 1963-Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cinft Chicago & St Louis RR—
bs
High
98%
Consolidated
mortgage
Soid
93
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3'/aS s £ debs 1972_.—June-Bee
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Bee
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Geneiui
Range Since
ASpokane
—June-Dec
1987
Bonds
7--/-
___dpr-Oct
9
Friday
Friday's
Low
Philco
OCTOBER
ENDED
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
B O N D S
__
Section 77 •!
the Bankruptcy
128%
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the
In
following extensive list
Oct. 5 and ending
stock
or
Friday, Oct. 9.
furnish
we
a
AND
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
Par
Acme
Petroleum Corp class A_
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam Consol
Co
Products
Inc
1
/.
Aerojet-General
Corp Ail
Aeronca .Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply Manufacturing—.
agnew
Surpass Shoe Stores
For footnotes see page 35.
.4%
6%
,_io
—2—
Industries Inc_
1
4%
53i
187 a
l
7
1
53
l
9%
1
4%
•
RECORD
American Stock Exchange
FOR
WEEK
'
for the week beginning Monday,
ENDED
OCTOBER
9
8%
47a
18
4%
6%
18%
8
Low
100
1,700
200
1,100
6374
24,300
97s
5,500
4%
4,909
18%
200
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4% Jan
574
17%
7
Jan
Jan
Oct
47% Sep
8% Sep
4% Oct
13%
Jan
Last
V
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Aid
Investment
Petroleums
2274 July
9% July
Alabama
98
Alabama
May
1374 Mar
9% Mar
19% July
Ajax
Great
&
Discount
Ltd
Inc
Alaska
Airlines
for Week
—-
1
High
Low
6%
900
JJ
6%
2,500
%
144
144
10
131
P3
83
84
225
83
34%
3334
3474,
2,500
'7%
7%
774
2,100
50
4.20%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
%
50c
Southern
Inc
Sales
Range
of Prices
6%
1
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
5% cumulative preferred—
100
Power
—
Low
Par
5% Mar
9% July
everytsecurity whether
-
for Week
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
the
Sales
Last
Sale Price
S
STOCKS
American Stock
on
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
RANGE
Aberdeen
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
23%
78
67a
Oct
Jan
Jan
Oct
7% Aug
1%
150
91 %
Jan
37
Jan
91
Sep
87a
Jan
Aug
Apr
July
Sep
Apr
Financial
The Commercial and
32
Chronicle
.
.
.
(1548)
Monday, October 12, 1959
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
-
...Week's
Friday
Last
S T O C K S
Ala em en e
KuniwtlJQ* N
All American
,
5Vs%
■9
''
40,700
9%
..
4J/»
4%
4%
9%
*
32
38%
11 J/4
10%
11%
Canadian
Homestead
12
Canadian Javelin Ltd—a-
78
American
Book
J
Corp
Co
Electronics
Israeli
—---—•—
Laundry Machine
American M A R C Inc
32
8%
Meter
Jan
86
American
Petroflna
American
Photocopy
Seal-Kap
American
Inc class
A-
Oil
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
Co
Ltd_<—
shares
Louisiana
Power &
Co
class
A
Electric
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
of
Gas
1%
Jan
14 %
Jan
22%
6%
Sep
11%
6%
2,900
9 J/4
Jan
of
Jun
Charter
Co
Ltd
Feb
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
19%
30%
22%
1
Clary
Feb
Feb
11% May
13% May
51,900
29% Mar
Sep
Feb
•
Colonial
Jan
Community Public Service——
3%
17%
Apr
Aug
Compo
Feb
Jan
42% Aug
500
2
14,300
2%
21 %
--
—
—
•
T.
Lin®
Golfo
Sugar
2 J/2
1,000
1%
2,600
51%
2%
4,100
2%
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Jan
Air
Commercial
Jan
16% July
Continental
Industries
Inc
15 %
Feb
26 J/2
Continental
Materials
Corp
3%
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&
3%
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"5 ;
7
Sep
14% July
13%
13 J/2
13%
3,000
9%
17 Vb
16 Vb
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100
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4,000
45
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44%.
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800
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4%
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7% Mar
Mar
17%
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35
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50% May
common
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de
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20 J/2
24%
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.
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15
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42 J/2
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200
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16
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2,300
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1
21
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100
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21
3,400
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5,300
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4'/4
7
197/b
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19%
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17%
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25 J/2
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1,600
10
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94' I
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18%
19%
4,700
13
13
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2
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4%
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7%
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9% Mar
32'/4
125
30%
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34
33
33'/a
300
32
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42% July
2
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2
33%
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29"
3
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500
12%
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8%
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1,200
2%
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4% Mar
7%
8
4,100
6%
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10J/4 Mar
8
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17%
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1,400
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13%
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2%
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58
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see
page
35.
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8
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100
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12.500
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4,300
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40
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17,200
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10 J/a Mar
2%
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7
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7
8
4%
7,800
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3%
3J/4
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7%
4
18%
17.000
1,600
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Sep
10'/a Mar
13'/2
300
6%
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8% Mar
3,700
5'A
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13%
12%
7%
7%
7%
5%
5%
5%
22% Mar
16%
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Jan
32 J/4
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12'/b
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17%
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18%
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26%
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1
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16
16%
400
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18 J/2 May
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500
13 J/2
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19
19
300
18%
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20
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4%
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10 J/4 May
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3 J/2
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65%
35.600
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23% July
10% July
8
8
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7
100
4 J/*
6A Oct
Apr
4% July
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
Oct
15 J/b
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Jun
49
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101/4
3,000
10 J/4
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250
38 >/4
3%
31/2
800
3'A
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7%
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41
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29
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5
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9
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7
35
12%
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4,000
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5%
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13
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300
3
29
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15
32
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1
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900
2%
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ord
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1,400
9 J/b
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a
4 A
300
3%
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19%
1978
100
16%
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1%
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(Allan
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400
15
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23%
17%
900
15
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20% July
11%
100
10
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11%
6.000
10%
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31
30
300
9%
10%
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9
4
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38%
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Aug
19
6
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Oct
47 J/4 Aug
37% July
15Va Jun
Apr
Jan
19
8'/2
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3J/2 July
29%
29 %
100
29
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34 J/4
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45%
600
43%
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d-3 J
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8 %
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2
8
1
5%
1,300
4
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9% May
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4
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32J/2 Mar
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400
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24 %
26
1
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5%
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&
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17 J/a
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4,200
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Aug
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14 J/4
9%
stock
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common
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Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
DuMont
Oct
10%
■*
ord
Chemical
Dorsey (The) Corp
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10 J/4
.
9%
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14,700
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Dominion
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17% May
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147
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1
1
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9 J/8
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18'
19
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Sep
800
31%
2%
13%
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11
135
3J/4
3
3
31%
1
25o
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4%
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12%
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16 J/2
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5 J/2
—
5
8% Mar
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4 J/2
5%
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&
4
5
1
common—
12%
11 J/4 May
26%
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8%
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54%
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3 % July
50
33
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9,800
6
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5
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46
50
1
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20%
19%
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5,300
1
50
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21%
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20%
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Camden Fire
21%
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b% Aug
2.50
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8%
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A
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8%
2%
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class
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shares—3s 6d
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14
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16
500
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9%
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Davidson Brothers
Day Mines Inc
8%
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5%
200
20
51%
6 %
.
3,700
*
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15%
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(The) Company
Eastern
Co
preferred
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13
30% July
7%
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15%
1
.
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Calif
5%
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Jun
Feb
7
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10
10
1
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12
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9%
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Oct
18
4%
33%
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Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
serial
Feb
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6%
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Buell Die
43%
100
4%
10
Ltd
100
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4
21%-
8
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Davega Stores Corp common
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2
2
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94%
33
preferred
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39%
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8
400
24%
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British
Bruck
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8%
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9
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31%
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dep rets ord bearer
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4%
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4%
300
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5%
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21.300
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Cuban-Venezuelan
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51 y8 Mar
23%
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10,900
6% Mar
Jan
2
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16%
7
5%
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Cuban
13%
.
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7%
partic—-•
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800
20%
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140
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6%
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6,800
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4%
41 % Mar
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11
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108
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16,300
1
3 J/4
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Crown Central Petroleum
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Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
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32
a
37 J/2
4'2
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800
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200
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350
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50c
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——8
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300
8 %
8,000
49
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32
16
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2,100
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1.50
&
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26%
600
•
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7%
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&
100
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500
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32
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Feb
9%
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Sep
1
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Apr
—1
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4%
12
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7%
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Courtaulds Ltd—
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Sep
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6%
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5% Mar
.
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800
1
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$1
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300
8,000
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30 J/2
29
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75
9,300
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(H)
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Corby
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&
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Cooper-Jarrett
Coro
Bailey Sc Selburn Oil Sc Gas—
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Paint
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14%
14% Aug
26 % Aug
200
8%
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B
Baker
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Sep
2%
1
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6 Vb
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700
4'2
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20c
Consol Diesel Electric
Corp
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Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
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Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
1
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8%
19,800
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Apr
6%
30%
1 VB
1
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May
23 >/4
™
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5,600
3 Vb
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35
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1965
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25
Jan
.
24
7 "4
1
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to
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Mar
10%
2%
10
10 pesos
Devices Inc
3 J/2
Sep
2%
106 J/2
Jan
577/b
St
Audto
Collieries
Sep
2%
56 J/2
2%
If
Mining
Electronics
101
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577/b
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non-cum
50
104
104
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73% May •
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&
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22%
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64 %
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2 J/2
40
8%
1
8%
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3,700
13%
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95,100
22 %
—1
Oct
7
1%
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~'3%
3%
66%
1
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11,400
112% 114
4%
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Cockshutt
24 %
1
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Colon
2i3e
Aug:
1
_
8,400
1
.
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10%
7
37 J/2
lc
Aluminum
17'A
48
—1
Co——
9% July
4%
400
1A
—1
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7% Mar
Jan
5%
4,300
23%
7 J/b
Hosiery Co
——10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
Club
300
6
9%
49
Claussner
36% July
-20%
800
!A
21 'A
22 J/4
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21
Jan
6% Mar
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8'ft
•
100
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5%
11,800
6%
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Feb
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9%
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11%
4,000
Feb
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21
10,000
30%
11 Vb
Sep
23%
16%
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18%
Sep
,.
112%
41%
29%
Sep
99
29 J/4
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Jan
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49
100
Feb
78
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5
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88%
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Rivet &
Clarostat
600
99 %
66
—10
Sep
Jan
8
8%
541,2
2%
,-2%
2.50
—
46%
69% July
Oct
23%
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30%
58'/2
27 Vb
10 VB
24:
t
—
7,500
34%
100
200
May
14'A July
32 % Mar
8%
100
pfd
America
5,800
30%
57%
271/8
——10
Chromalloy
'
Apr
..
.
Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp
j-
Jun
Mar
8
Jan
10 J/2
5%
10j/b
———1
preference—
99% Mar
13"%
-
lft Mar
2 J/a
Sep
b
20%
2
—
4%
26% July
ggO
.2.500
5%
Corp common:——1
Co
Chicago
12
7
16
.
A Mar
——^—100
Light
Securities
Chamberlin
Apr
4,000
8%
conv
Oil
1
9
—1
Co—
Oct
5%
300
5,600
%
&
88
6%
19%
—1
Ayshlre
Sep
Tel—
Consolidated
Avnet
%
America——
Power
Power
Convertible
3% Mar
Jun
53
--10
preferred—————••
Century Electric Co
:__.:10
Century Investors Inc common——2
Apr
16%
-I
participating
class
Feb
Mar
58
*
.
Atlas Corp option warrants—
Atlas Plywood Corp_«—
Inc
4%
5
900
onj%
8 Vb
America
Coast
Non-voting
Jun
37
yu 74
8'ft
Coast Indus Inc
Avien
$1.50.
lit Jan
18%. Jury
Jan
%
11% Mar
„
•
——
preferred—
Central
Feb
16
6
Co——
Atlantic
Development
Jun
Oct
31
ZMj
Inc
Atlantic
del
Jan
•
2%
88
6
12%
50%
5
700
99 VB
1
;
Corp
of
Maine
3.50%
"20% July
Jan
2,300
'
Central
Central
7,100
7 Vb
6%
---9
Stores
Associated Stationers
Atlas
7 Vb
dep rets reg————»*
Food
Atlantic*
20%
Aug
Sep
12% Sep
11%
8%
54%
—2s 6d
Instruments Corp—
Central Hadley Corp—
Jan
36
Apr
4%
46%
47% Aug
3,000
.
ord
B
Mr & Co
Corp
Apr
%
%
•
Cenco
Industries—
Associated
A
20%
6%
,
Class
%
1
Oil Corp Ltd———
Tel Sc
Sep
10%
16
*
preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
Associated
9%
30
109
Convertible
&
Sep
6,600
88
—r
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co
American
%
6%
•
warrants
Rubber
Associated
Vb
Light—
preferred
Asamera
8
4,100
"2%
—1
Arkansas
Armstrong
_2%
7
Arkansas
Co
4%
~2%
-
.
(A
Aug
6,000
17.
4%
20% "
^
Angostura-Wupperman
Sc
42%
15%
Products
Castle
.42%
8,200
"i%
39%
4.71
dep rets
(J W) Co—
Jan
33
May
33 V4
27 %
—5.50
$5 pfd
5 J/4
Jan
13
13
13
High
Mar
\:.v.
American
Carter
5 V2
5%
%
pfd—10
——
Ltd—
Catalin
38% Jan
38
Jan
%
Chemical & Film Corp——20c
Appalachian Power Co 4Yb% pfd
1®®
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
*
4.72%
•9% Aug
31
Anken
Armour
19% May
31% Sep
7% Oct
4%
---*
Gas
Sep
5% Aug
1,300
"7%
j—
Products
Anglo Amer Exploration LtdAnglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A.**
11 Va
43%
16%
-
—
Jun
May
51
8VB
41
class A_
Mines
10 %
Jan
Co
partic
Carolina Power & Light
Carreras
Sep
14,100
.1
$
Equip Co—-—---
Corp
of
Det—>
American Thread 5%
preferred———•
American Writing Paper——
•
Amurex
1%
•
_1
Minerals-
Carnation
8' '2
■.
43%
j-——~
Natural Gas Co 6% pW—
Williston
Feb
40%
—1
—
Oils Ltd
&
Ltd
3
2,600
14% May
Sep
-«•
Co
4,500
%
Feb
43%
l.'/4
—
Manufacturing Co—
American
6 Vc
11%
11%
'
12,200
CanaJ-Randolph
Corp——:
———1
Capital City Products—
.-—7
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
-r~-:1
72%
400,
39
38%
13 J/2
65% Mar
17% Aug
7,200
.
12%
IS
'
American
American
6
.
2.900
13%
——•
Petiofina
Casco
5%
6 '
il.
.1 VB
—6c
Marconi-
Northwest Mines
8.800
Uc
.
Can
312
A
1
Canadian
13,600
14 Vs
10c
11% May
'
13%
,
*
Inc————
Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
American
11%
—
American
American
43
Ltd
Jan. 1
Low
28J/4
Jan
75
41'A
Oils
Range Since
High
3%
m
Oct
8V2
1,700
7%
5%
6 V2
—zi
Shares
•
Ltd
Canadian
6,500
17%
76%
Co
Canadian
400
16
17'/a
Dock
5% Mar
Aluminum Co of America—
preferred
American Beverage
July
&
vtc.l
10t July
"5% Jun
Feb
7
3y2 Jan
3% Jan
6,600
$3.75
Petroleum# Ltd
18% July
j
2,100
■
Corp
38%
for Week
Low
Par
Southern
Dredge
400
—*
Exchange
Canadian
,3,300
9 »/a
—-*
preferred
Sales.,
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
51% Aug
•800
4%
Last
.•
,
Jan
•
4 '/a
,
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Paper
Alfico Inc
1,500
4%
—
Pictures Corp—
convertible
8
Week's
Friday
•
12% Sep
6% Feb
8,400
7%
U
.STOCK S
.
..
American Stock
Canada
16
9V4
—
—
■
High
Low
High
14%
7%
Engineering Co—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied Artists
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
34'/2
15
■
'
Y~~_
Amer dep rcU Amer s1mm
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd-
OCTOBER
ENDED
-
for Week
of Prices
Low
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
—
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
—
Jan
■
Dynamics
Corp
America
of
60 J/4 Mar
States Corp
Feb
5
Feb
29%
Sep
38
Mar
26
Oct
26
Oct
$7
$6
Edo
Elder
preferred
Mines
Iron
common
series
and
Dev
Ltd——
1
'350
43
40
41
Malleable
Eastern
J/2
42
43
Eastern
4
41 J/2
900
180% 180 J/2
25
1
A——-—*—*
preferred series B—
*
Corporation class A
1
Jan
May
10% Mar
38
Apr
E
25
40J/2
30%
Jan
10%
1%
12
1-A
3.400
10,500
Feb
July
177
„
1A
51
47
139 J/2
Jan
160
—_
;117^8
•
Jun
Jan
175
10%
Sep
if Jan
Feb
Feb
13% Mar
2Vt
Juri
Volume
Number 5389
190
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1549)
American stock exchange
Week's
Range
STOCK S
American Stock Exchange
Bond
Electrograpliic
Electronic
Corp ol
El-Tronics
Inc__
20%
8%'.
5c
pfd
3%
3%/.
1
1
Jan
2% Mar
19
r9%
7%
9% May
3% Jan
24,100
25c
%
450
Sep
700
V.
/ir
17
Sep
13
Jun
7
Jun
12% July
11% Mar
«a
Jan
20
17%
9% Mar
9%
-
8,600
.
60% Mar
'v.>
14%
Jan
Mar
%
25
Fabrex
Factor
(Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Common
Sugar
shs of
1
beneficial int
1
Filmways
Co Inc
A
Class
5%
!
11%
%
•
38%
Electric
C)
Union
....
Gold
Seal
2,600
%
4,400
4
3%
Jan
7%
Oct
3,400
7%
Jan
1%
Sep
Sep
15%
10,200
16%
4'A
16 %
16%
18,000
4%
4%
7,600
Kobacker
17'/8
17%
153A : 173/4
10,200
14%
11%
26%
1,700
10%
;
Mar
Jan
Apparel
1
10
88
Shores
30
17 %
16
17%
1,500
12%
16
16
Oct
37
Jan
19%
Oct
10%
Feb
Aug
27% Mar
6%
Jan
45% July
13% Mar
Aug
Sep
Financial
Producers
common
19 Va
13%
Le
Tourneau
5.^
Lithium
Jan
Locke
Steel
97
Feb
Lodge
23 3A
23 %
200
12%
Feb
Sep
Jan
Grldoll
A
series
Apr
10%
Oct
14%
Jun
19%
Jan
400
20 %
Jan
27%
2%
900
1%
Jan
6
Sep
Sep
1,600
5%
1
8,300
%
18%
19
500
18%
32
4
Jan
1%
Jan
Oct
24
Jun
35% May
14% July
32%
700
29%
7%
Feb
10%
11 '/a
1,500
10%
23/8
23/8
3,100
2
Sep
Sep
Jan
16% Mar
3% May
l3/8
1%
4,500
1%
Jun
2%
Feb
50%
54%
11,400
35%
Jan
56%
Apr
5%
6%
1,800
Jan
8%
Feb
24% Aug
5% July
26
Jan
13%
Jan
5
Grlesedleck
Grocery
Guild
Company
Stores
Films
States
Qulf
Gulf
&
25
Land
Western
2
ft
12%
12 %
22%
i_
1,400
5,200
9
9
1
9
9
100
11%
300
18%
8,900
1 %
Sep
1,200
9
Oct
9%
i3a
5%
lift Sep
10%
1%
50c
Corp
A
223/a
10c
.
Industries
&
6 Va
2
5
Inc
50
5%
2
1
Products
Company
25
53A
9c
500
8%
Jan
2
Feb
Jan
13%
Apr
Jan
22 %
July
3
Feb
18% May
13 % Apr
H
&
B
Corporation—!:
10c
li_i—-2
Hall
Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood
1
Harnlschfeger Corp
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
Inc
213/4
7%
—10
Inc
29%
1
Light——
Harvard Instruments
Inc
8%
25
5%
600
11%
Jun
1,900
4%
Jan
6 Va May
600
5%
Oct
8% Mar
5%
6
28"%
——_5
7%
7%
7%
:
25%
Sep
Jan
200
*7%
Oct
Bishop Inc
Jun
15
13%
16%
90,300
9%
Jan
19 %
Apr
35%
35%
36%
*6,200
26%
Aug
37 %
Sep
6%
6'%
64,900
4%
Jan
14% Mar
14%
13%
15%
11,300
10%
Jun
17% July
32%
32%
Sep
40
.
6
Corp
Mining Co
Hecla
•
25c
Rubenstein
Helena
Heli-Coil
32'%
6%
300
4%
Jan
7% Aug
7%
450
6%
Jan
73/b
Aug
10,600
10%
Oct
25%
Jan
Jan
31% May
Jan
3 Va Mar
10%
12
27%
11%
Ll
5
27%
75
1%
1%
2,100
1%
1
13
13
13
20
1%
100
12%
Sep
20
45%
47%
16,700
45 %
Oct
62 % Mar
29%
30%
200
27%
Jan
34
12%
12%
13%
2,000
11 %
Sep
15% July
12%
13
400
10%
Jan
143/a
24%
1
24
24%
3,400
15'A
Jan
30
46%
-J..
Heller
1
Corp
(W
4%
E>
Co 5%%
&
pfd
100
preferred
Herold
Radio
Products
Inc
:_10c
Electronics
&
Macfadden
Publications
Mack Trucks
Magellan
Inc
Inc^-yL..
1
warrants
Corp—
certificates
Maine
Public
Mangel
-
Service Co__
Stores
Marconi
^
1
6,800
10c
1%
1 %
1%
7,900
%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
1,700
8%
Oct
19 % Mar
21%
21%
200
21
Jun
24% Mar
23%
Jun
%
lc
7
1
International
new—
17
25%
28
2.50
-
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
.
28
16%
17%::
7,300
2,-600...
Aircraft
(R)
Class
&
Hoffman
.
^15% Sep
International
Hofmann
Industries
Consol
Oil
Class
Hoover
Co
class
& Co
Sep
74% Mar
3%
Jan
6% Mar
Midland
63/8
6%
700
4%
Jan
9 % May
200
1 % May
2%
Feb
Midwest
8
Jan
Miller
33
July
4
1,900
3%
9,000
23%
9%
2,100
Va
100
63
66%
7.500
93%
94
40%
'
65
40
Jan
Oct
8% May
30
Jan
49%
Jan
19%
12%
Jun
"*43/4
7%
14
_4%
76
Aug
Mirro
Mar.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Jan
6% Mar
7%
7%
13% xl4
1,800
5%
Jan
12% May
800
19%
5%
5%
1%
36,800
Jan
Jan
6%
Jun
6%
'5%
8%
Jan
13%
Jun
Sep
4.40%
Jan
4%
Apr
4.80%
preferred
7% July
10%
Apr
4.50%
Aug
12%
Motors
12 Va
18% Mar
200
7%
Jan
15%
2%
3,800
29%
Sep
Sep
36% Mar
1 %
_•
1
Va
1 %
16,800
33A
3%
3%
200
15
•
*
1
1%
—
5
2.—2.50
5
2 Va
Jan
4%
Apr
Apr
12%
Feb
54
Jun
1,000
29%
Jan
46%
Sep
Mount
30 %
400
30
Oct
30%
Oct
Mountain
12
Oct
21%
Jan
Muntz
Sep
21%
Jan
Mar
40%
Oct
—
66
Feb
Muskegon
Piston
138
Co
12 3A
8,000
11%
12'a
4,500
39%
900
s
58
—
58
11%
28
53% May
50
120
34%
-
34%
500
34
10
97
Sep
Feb
Muskogee
Jan
Muter
12
59%
10% Mar
2,000
6%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
For
18%
3,100
Sep
18% Apr
3,100
2% May
Inc
see
page
.:
35.
1
14%
20% Mar
35 % May
6
758
45
36%
45
100
23
-
13 %
4,7,300
200
38%
•
7,400
13%
100
4%
1
42
7%
Apr
24
Sep
34% Sep
Sep
79%
78%
4%
4%
80
Jan
48
....
13
5%
'r 13%
18%,
1,300
22%
2,800
21%
7%
400
7
7
Jan
8
Mar
38
Jun
16% Mar
25
97
Jun
31.
97%
97%
33%
33%
34%
300
Feb
39
Jun
9Vb
9%
4,500
7%
Sep
203A
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1,300
3%
Sep
4% July
%
18
2,600
%
Sep
1%
Jan
35
38%
12,300
33
Sep
52%
Apr
26
28%
2,400
21
Jan
41V4
Jan
9%
7,300
Sep
13% July
8%
8%
8%
85
80
92
92
20
143
144
12%
13%
46 %
13
47
190
4,400
100
83% Aug
88
July
90%
86
84%
July
92
141%
Sep
Jan
973A Mar
Apr
157 % Mar
12%
Sep
20 3A
44
Jan
50%
Jan
Feb
2%
17%
4%
18
161% 164%
100
600
350
Feb
4 % Mar
Apr
4%
4%
16%
138
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
24%
180
Jun
Apr
Jun
Aug
23A Mar
2%
2%
4,500
1%
Jan
20%
21%
1,100
19%
Oct
28%
Jan
37% Mar
2,000
7%
Jan
16
13%
14
32
32 %
8
6%
8
B
—
Company
14
11
10%
11
200
31%
7,100
5%
Jan
363A
Jan
July
Apr
Jan
12
Jun
12% May
May
N
Nachman
Corp
National
Bellas
Brewing Co
(Mlch)_
800
3%
Jan
9%
5%
1,200
5
Jun
7% July
7%
5%
1,700
4%
Jun
7%
7%
10,100
4%
Jan
2%
5%
3
1
1
5
Hess..
10%
8%
5%
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
Milling Co
1,000
8
2%
100
2%
5%
Weld Machines
Electric
26%
250
xl8%
18%
200
12%
National
12%
200
26
1
Sep
23% May
Jan
16
12%
Sep
Sep
8 3/4
Feb
10%
Aug
3% Mar
30
July
27
July
18
Jan
'
Jan
11%
10%
11%
300
22
National
Presto
Industries Inc.
Feb
1
8 Va
Aug
10
50c
Feb
National Telefilm Associates
—lOc
National
—1
Transit
Co
2
A Sep
10%
15%
Jan
Jan
19
22%
12,000
23 Va
23
23 %
500
,17
34
32%
34
600
30
Sep
15%
14%
7% May
23 % Apr
104 % May
37%
2
90
Feb
Sep
23,400
Jan
Mar
Sep
3%
Oct
Feb
19%
29
34
125
3%
33A
5%
Oct
Jan
10%
13%
35
34
3%
78%
Oct
18% Mar
25c
90
13
Jan
Sep
1,100
4,300
10%
2.50
10
50c
Ring Co__
•
7%
500
28%
53% Aug
Jun
22
12%
Oct
14%
2%
Sep
Feb
14%
17%
1
Jan
15
21%
1
10%
Sep
21%
Industries Inc
22 %
12%
18
17%
Napco
1,400
500
6% Aug
13% Jan
163
& Tel
Jun
6,900
Jun
3% May
13%
21%
Inc.
10%
15%
Jan
25%
3%
Namm-Loeser's Inc__
28%
3
Feb
29%
12%
100
-100
100
*
Jan
14%
2%
lit Mar
59 V*
9%
Apr
26%
13%
3
50
*
100
10c
National Steel Car Ltd
50c
•
Enterprises
19%
68%
Electronic
footnotes
1,800
19%
91
Jan
14%
36%
21%
18%
July
28
22 %
•
20%
Inc
13% Mar
55
750
Tel
Feb
66%
10%
57%
Mills
States
TV
38%
Jun
97'a
11%
issued)
21
Mt Diablo Company
102%
Sep
343/a
97 %
58%
7%
Oct
18% Mar
Sep
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
12
X38 %
12 %
—
Jan
%
4%
43
453A
Vernon
Jun
preferred
47
National
(Canada)
Corp
cumulative
30
100
Aug
8%
12
1
Co
National Casket Company
dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Color Chem & Baper Corp__10
Hardware
6%
82 %
Sep
31%
Moody Investors Service partic pref—•
Mt Clemens
Metal Products com
1
National
(when
Chemical
47
"
30'a
5
•
„
Oct
3
Feb
5%
6,200
—1
series B
series C
& Co class A
preferred
Montgomery Ward
Montrose
54%
5,300
27%
44%
—
100
Co
3% May
4,700
6 %
3,400
1
1
preferred
2%
Sep
57/a
1A
1
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
1,800
11
Sep
Aug
74%
71
34%
-*»-—■—
1,006
American
Industrial
Warrants
32
31 Vu
"ctfs"
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
3,700
3,100
.
RR
Inc
8%
2%
..
—
pfd
Company
Airlines
3%
-
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Industrial
Aluminum
12%
-
I
Imperial Oil
Mining Corp of Canada—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
75
123/a
common—.
preferred
100
Jan
693A July
~W,r
50c
common
8 Va
•
Manufacturing Co
common
Co
Sep
4%
31
Jan
Sep
A
5
Jun
1,200
Feb
51
1
50c
-—
Jan
:43/4
18%
400
34%
1
preferred—*
Corp $1 conv
convertible
Mohawk
800
63%
6
1
Piping Co
92%
120
Jan
28%
72%
_1
common
71
—
8%
28%
32
1
Corp
Corp
3VB
10
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
New
Hone
Wohl
4%%
1,100
18 Vu Mar
5
Mid-West Abrasive
1%
32%
;
(Harvey) Inc
& Refining&
62%
2 Va
A
Oil
Lock
100
Oil
9%
10 %
10
1,500
Micromanic
37% May
17% Jun
1
preferred
4%
31 Va
Bearing Co_—
Haruart
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar Co
6%
Jan
1
Ltd
Co
11%
•
Electric
Humble
11% Mar
May
Jan
10%
61%
1
3'a
l
Hardarl Baking Co
Hubbell
Oct
26%
_1
preferred
Howell
7%
34
2 Va
,
Horn &
&
5,700
9% May
Sep
27% Sep
8%
1
(Geo A)
5%
2,400
6 %
Iron
11%
10,800
10
1
Metal & Thermit Corp
23%
—.—60c
-
Hormel
Horn
Co
&
Co
Feb
323/B
—
Ltd
&
Mfg
11,800
14%
*
Johnson
July-
25%
28%
wi
23
—5
B
Bali
Mead
Menasco
6%
19 Vu
•
common
Feb
13%
1
& Co
11%
—1
(Henry) & Co.
Home
New
28%
223% May
14%
3
Inc
Inc
G)
Apr
24%
•
Jan
.—25c
Mines.
-
common
W)
(A
1
Corp
Inc_
Gold
Holly CorporationHolly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
New
Industries
(J
McKee
Apr
118
5 A Mar
£1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp
4,700
63
3 3a
4
2.50
.
Hollinger
Mays
—1
Corp
Co Inc common——
A
Maule
Ltd
Ltd
Mesabl
8 3/8
7%
Co
warrants
Co
Massey-Ferguson
2'/a
Sep
"T""
Marine
Jun
30%
29
Communication
Martin
Aug
July
50c
Voting trust
Mages Sporting Goods
Oil Corporation
Magna
Jan
7'a
Jan
Petroleum
4%
83/4
25c
Higbie Manufacturing Co—.——1
Highway Trailer Industries com
25c
5%
convertible
preferred
.—10
Hitler
6%
100
Galion
Hercules
1,400
Mar
M
20%
26%
—.—,—•
Inc_
21%
Jan
10
6
6%
1
10
Inc
,
7
1
com
9%
(
.5
50c
Exploration__V--V30c
1%
6%
10c
-—
Hazeltine
20%
Jan
9%
Aug
13% Mar
Inc
Sep
Sep
2%
Jan
5
19%
35% July
3
18%
900
Jan
25c
13
7,300
15%
Jun
15%
700
2,900
16
27%
3%
400
3%
3%
3%
15%
.
(The) Co
4%
Hastings Mfg Co
2
Havana Lithographing Co—-—_—10c
Hazel
2%
14%
63
.-1
——
23/4
13%
-
25c
Corp
Harmon-Kardon
2%
—
Mar
400
5%
28%
Inc
Jun
11% Mar
9
8%
6
3
-
Mar
12%
5
5
Inc«—
Mar
6
30
Leases
3% Mar
12
8%
Lynch Corp
2 2'/a
6%
51
50c
Freehold
Apr
Apr
14% Mar
11%
5%
'
preferred
Greer Hydraulics
20 Va July
Jan
July
6
Chain
2'A
1%
Jan
Feb
17
2%
Shipley (The) Co—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Cop——
21%
2%
4%
>
20
500
&
*
~~'■
Feb
4%
100
300
10
Corp of America
102
Lunkenheimer
32%
Jan
Feb
3'A Mar
.
100
6%
preferred
Louisiana Land &
■
135/B
14%
600
.
2%
1
(R G)
Apr
5%
19%
13%
Spe
6%
University.
cumulative
Jan
%
,
Sep
%
21%
20 3/s
2%
6,200
3%
Jan
2%
1
-
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
13%
-
19
21%
20%
'
1"%
4,300
-
Jan
2,100
%
22 % May
Sep
1%
2%
Co
Refineries
Sep
60c
Co
Western
Leonard
15
v
2%
75 pesos
1
Corp
Jan
18
2 %;
.
1%
6%
—_
Corp
Lefcourt Realty
July
1
Western
Great
Extension
Jan
—
23A
/r
-
Inc
11%
6
2%
1,600
13,400
...
._5
La Salle
500
1
Great
23A
Jan
Apr
18% July
Jan
14% Jan
300
1%
36 %
46%
1
Leesona
16%
—10c
Co
Sep
23/s
4
& Chemical
Apr
13,800
1
2
.
1
Ltd
Industries
8%
16%
Co—
23%
Sep
Lanston
10%
•
l3/4
-
33 %c
—
9%
—
13A
I3/4
27/a
Corp
15%
——1
10c
16 3/a
•
11 %
...
1
A_
Mines
Sessions
87
--
1
5
cl A
Jan
3% July
29
300
Mar
.
Jan
28
2,000
':r.
■'
20c
Inc
Consolidada S
Lake
95
88
July
.;Jan
,
Sep
200
38 Va
Cotp Ltd-
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Foundry
800
11%
8
101
30 Va
7.50
Industries
27%
1
Jun
Aug
36%
1
Stores
Lamb
173/4
•
4
29%
'—4.'
5
Feb
26 Va
•
20 %
12% Mar
36%
Corp
Lakey
4% Mar
2,600
3 % Mar
94
5
Hotels
Jan
.15%
13,700
11,800
1%
(S) Dept Stores Inc—
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
107
173/s
3%
Sep
7%
Klein
May
17%
34%
*
3% Mar
9
10c
Co—
Minerals
48
5%
Sep
July
273/4
3%
30
Jan
Oct
20 %
1
Hurd
Petroleum
Kirkland
3
»
5
Holt
Kirby
Lear
32V8
1 Yt
1%
1.25
&
33A
10,600
8%
-2.50
&
25
333A
1%
6%
Co
(Walter)
25%
2,700
Jun
Mar
1 J?r
Corp of Delaware
.
5%
14
8%
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsl'ord Company
Kingston
Products
Lam son
100
82
Apr
27% May
7% Sep
2,300
7,800
3% Mar
Jan
5
Lamson
231,800
7%
Sep
Aug
14%
50
7%
(Del)
4%
Grand-Rapids Varnish
Hoe
Kidde
Co
8% Aug
38% Aug
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great Amer Industries Inc
H
Kawneer
8% Mar
6,V
7%
26% ,29%
2%
76
V/- 3,300
25c
Jan
23%
20%
1%
50c
pfd_-100
t
Aug
A
76
18%
7%
1
Kawecki Chemical Co
1%
6
2%
76
19%
„
4
2%
23%
Apr
'
L'Alglon
25%
20%'
12%
600
27%
Corp
4% July
—
Oct
1,000
1%
Katz Drug Company
51
35
200
8
8%
2%
1
(D) & Company.
& Electric 4%%
Sep
34%
300
38%
1
Mines
Consolidated
Manufacturing
Gorham Manufacturing
6%
13 % July
/
38%:
1
Inc
Oil
Jun
1%
Apr
...
Gas
4% July
Jan
5,500
*
Goodman
Great Lakes
Jun
201
6}$ Jan
223A
10c
1,300
50c
class B__r
Products Corp
Goldfield
Industries
Kansas
Jan
8
1
Ltd
5,600
.
Inc
Co
Oils
"
■
3%
Co
(Adolf)
1
Feb
7
2%
pfd—100
Jan
24
13,200
8
.1
Inc
••/ 6%
—*
Gobel
Apr
200%
•
—,
Co
Globe
16
Co
5%
Corporation
Distilleries
14
45 Va
15c
Glass
3%
£1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
(A
'
~23/4; ~3
i'
_
Gilchrist
•20
Jan
104
25
Corp
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60
preferred
Glenmore
15%
10c
6
Transistor
Gilbert
1,300
4,900
1
3 3/8
_
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing ;
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp_.
-
32%
16 %
—
Industries
Kaltman
147 % Mar
Sep
31% Sep
10% Feb
Corp—
J
Kaiser
Oct
31%
Class A
Jupiter
116%
10c
Inc
Oil
3,250
13%
33 %c
1
American
Stores
14% July
Jan
127,100
51
Ltd—
Co
Apr
116% 119%
32%
Manufacturing
Israel-American
La
.
1
General
General
Jan
Feb
34%
9% Mar
16%
—.
1
Anient Corp
General
General
' *•'
.
common
Corp common
convertible
preferred
Develt
Feb
111%
_100
General
9%
14% July
12% Mar
Jan
/11%
Jan
114%
1%
4Va,
49
General Builders
5%
11%
Feb
7%
Jan
16%
27%
Jan
.
8
5% July
5% Sep
9Va
250
13
1%'r
1
Mfg Co
Alloys Co
General
May
1-& Jan
8% Jan'
—
433A
1.25
preferred
Gellman
30
Jan
:
12%
5
Co
•
11,900
"Vl; 1-74
173
£i
Co
Power
27% Jan
11 Oct
4
Sep
/>
-•200 '
...
13%,. 14%
G
'Gatlneau
13
July
18%
12% Aug
1,500
Knott
American dep rccs ord reg
Heac Brewing Co-!
Fresnlllo (The) Company
A)
4
205
July
„
Fox
(Gee
2,900
10,000
•
Ltd—
.'v
Fuller
14%
•
voting
Co
6%
13
1
Jan
3,300
Canada—
non-voting
B
•"5,600
e
i
Line Inc__
Ford Motor
61/8
v
18,800
r?: •
Aug
27% July
Jan
14
•8,000
.11%
of
Class
-
ir13
2.50
Ford
Motor
:
6%
lOc
;
Piyihg Tiger
>
100
5%U
25o
(M H)
28%
>
Corp.
Sterling Inc
iPlshman
6
12%
1,200
8%;f-9%
1
Inc
General
15%
'
14
Sep
50%
-
19,500
4%
?
-
9%
;
28%''
1
1
2,300
i/179%
vff y:"v'
14 %k
>.
30
,
Firth
158
14%
2,000
11
1,600
30%
Irving Air Chute
Jeannette
23 " H 24
.
169
;/■
—
Financial
231/4
_1
preferred
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—
Fargo Oils Ltd
i
/Pelmont Petroleum Corp
•
10%';
10%
»»
Associates—
/,I2
■
Fireman
Iron rite
Jetronic
1
Company
Royalty
Jan
F
Corp
Pajardo Eastern
Iron
13%
28%
3%
5
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90%
Jan
•
'??' V-,-V
Oil
13%
30%
1,200
—*
Resistance Co
Investors
13%
6%
Ltd
Co
Products
Intex
117%
1
6%
t
Petroleum
1
High
1
Ltd
International
■
12% July
6% Mar
10%
800
800
7%
International
Low
5
Breweries Inc
Holdings
Range Since Jan.
High
6%
America
North
of
Low
Shares
25c
International
33% May
Feb
-
Co
International
International
104
Sep
6%
10%
•
m
10
40%
4,400
-
9%lt 10
71/4-1
.
Jan
94% Aug
4,800
3%
6%
6%:>
iova
1
1
or
26% July
16% Mar
40%^'; 42
6%
10
SI
21
Sep
20
v
Insurance
May
Jan
Sep
7%
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Plywood Co Inc
Sales
Range
Last
Industrial
Apr
2,200
Va' 10%
10
38
Week's
Friday
Par
High
Oct
19,200
l%
10%
1
Co
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line
l%/f
241/2/ 27%
.96
;, 96
.
17
1,700
.
10c
common
$2 convertibe preferred
Erie Porge & Steel Corp common
6% cum 1st preferred
Manufacturing
Esquire Inc
23 %
5,700
9
1%
27%
100
———1
Empire Millwork Corp
Kro
39,500
.17%i? 211/4
9
20c
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
•'Equity Corp
Low
Jligli
23%;; 25
'
9
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Range Since
14%
1
1
America
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Shares
'
23%
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
-1
Corp
Communications
Electronics
Low
5
Share
&
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
~®ar
Electric
.
Sales
Sep
~9%
3%
9%
3%
9%
3%
Jan
8,500
7%
Apr
1,400
3 %
Oct
4}f Mar
13% Mar
39% May
29% July
39% July
-19%
10 V4
5
Feb
Feb
Mar
33
TtnrCtmmerCiaI and-Finmiciat-Chronicle
.
.-Monday, Oetober 12, 1959
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
OCTOBER
ENDED
for Week
STOCKS
Sale Price
Far
of Prices
Low
RANGE
FOR
9
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Week's
Friday
.
Sales
•
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STO CK S
American Stock
Exchange
Low
Par
High
Range Since
High
Jan. 1
Low
High
...
National
Union
Ncslle-Le
New
Electric
30c
Corp
England Tel & Tel——---100
common Avi v'.
-----.JO
Haven
New
Cftck
ioria Min
Chcm
&
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
New
Park
Watch
&
Co
Process
Superior
Co
York
New
Nipissing
131b
———
Diego Ous & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred—
4%%
series
4.40%
series
Jan
3074 Mar
13Tb
2,500
12
Sep
22% Mar
14
13,900
0,700
j';
31b
215
Feb
110
U Ahg
32%
000
17%
200
22
Feb
B
1714
Feb
347#
lb
0,000
Ltd
3274
Jan
l'„
1
4
% Sep
11# Sep
1,700
1(5
10%
5,000
1114
141#
33
Jan.
4014
Feb
25
3314
Jan
4074
Feb
2,100
27b
0,900
2%
57b
Sep
'
00
7914
8014
30
'
79
13,900
1
1/,;
14,000
1
,
13,100
%
1 U
2 %
2
214
414
41b
414
1%
6,100
20c
25,000
Old
Town
40c
Corp
2 %
loo
34%
400
90%
80
Opclika**Mfg
«orp
1%
Securities-
Oxford Electric
Clay
Products—,
'o
5%
1st
1%
474
07
69
18%
1914
201b
20%
800
01b
7%
9,500
Oct
15%
700
%
Sep
65
000
Apr
167b
80
30
Jan
22
26%.:
1,400
Jun
124
29
30%
21b
2%
374
17 b
1
1014
.—1
167#
1614
97#
"■
77b
331b
1,200
1ft
13,900
Steel
35%
3674
4,200
23%
5%
6%
2,100
574
10c
5Tb
5Tb
6%
16Tb
15%
17 %
914
9%
000
1214
1214
85%
8774
•
13,Vt
Corp
&
class
A
Alexander
Corp
of
ton
East
Canada
Dome
98% Mar
20(1
27 b
60
300
1,000
1
5ft
1
'
:—
1814
i
.
28 ;
'
5
3,700
30
30%
2,000
101b
Sep
974 Aug
Jan
27b
67
Oct
1414
Sep
Jun
58
47b
Jan
72% Mar
2
Sep
61% Jan
83
Jan
1514
30%
Oct
4}J Apr
Jan
474' Sep
ft
6ft
9,000
18%
500
14%
Jan
17%
2,700
1014
Jan
10
10%
1,300
Jan
2114 May
131b Jan
Sep
1874
-
Apr
1474
Jan
57b Aug
32
1'6 74
1
—•
—
214
2ft
301a
1
Mines Ltd
25
60
6714 -07%
*
-
1014
1,400
3,000
17%
16
-1
:
Mfg Co lnc—.
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
;
Service of
15%
Feb
1014
•
.
jress
Public
Jan
(Del)_—2.50
Prairie Oil
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall lnc
j
97b
83%
974
44
27a
17
Feb
1474 May
13%
9
4274
1
—
lnc
13
9%
-
Jan
Sep
450
13
8514
Materials & Polymers lnc—10c
Pneumatic Scale
-—10
Poloron Products class A
—-1
87b
19T4
Jan
874
8iJ Mar
21
Mar
171b Aug
Jan
9Tb Oct
11Tb
Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
81%
CO H
vM
100
3
241b
24%
2434
1,000
5
01
5574
6174
1,700
100
20c
Pyle-National Co
8014 Sep
3214 Sep
18% Jan
46% Jan
90
Jan
44
Feb
261# July
1,
80
May
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp—
2Tb
1
2Tb
2,600
274 Aug
8
Mar
E
Ramo
Investment Co
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
Raymond
(when
Reading Tube Corp
29
33%
33%
3414
29%
28 %•
31
6514
217b
0014
22%
2,000
11
11%
700
1014 Sep
2114
2114
100
20
25
lnc
10
issued)—3.33
common
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
Estate Investment
22
20
600
23%
Jun
29
6,000
27%
Aug
Trust
of
America
.—_1
.
Reda Pump Co
19l'o
Jun
3074
500
Reis
Corp
(Robert) &_Co
Reiter-jFoster
Oil*
_
Remington
Republic
lnc
Industrial
1
1965
1.50
•:
—
—_30c
1
4%
—
4%
.50c
—
•
6i°ti
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20
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22
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1,000
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28
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9% Jun
8% Mar
6.500
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15%
25% Sep
100
Jan
4%
16Tb Apr
4% Jan
2,600
26
84
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9% Feb
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26
13%
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1074-Jan
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Apr
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700
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3
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374 Aug
500
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17%
17%
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21% July
62
62
63%
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62
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73
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1,200
16%
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12% Feb
17% July
21%
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22
2174
24% Aug
Sep
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25
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41
44
3074 Jun
46
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42
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6
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Aug
47b
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Mar
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17% Feb.
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100
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3
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1514 Jan
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20%
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14% Mar
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1
1
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May
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3
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100
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9
July
18-
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574 Feb
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7
-
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7,900
3%
6
147#
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10%
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10%
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1,400
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314
11
11
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lnc
37b
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97# Mar
Sep
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class
Class 43
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common
B
17
17%
300
141#
5
16
16%
700
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10
common
cumulative
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
■
rl%
Mar
Jan
Television
Texas
Texstar
46
4%
4%
1,200
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3%
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3%
Apr
Jan
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t
16 Tb
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7874
150
574
3.400
674
400
200
13
July
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474 Jan
Aug
514
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5
7,900
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400
17%
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474
1,700
3
Mar
6ft
11,600
67b
Sep
37b
300
274
Jan
15,400
31#
3%
100
414
47#
400
574
Apr
24Tb Aug
8614 Jan
49%
49%
22%
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7%
2%
11,600
57-i
3%
3%
374
3,700
10c
1014
8%
11%
6,200
-
lnc
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174
2 A;
—5
Thompson-Starrett Co lnc com_—10c
70c convertible preferred10
2%
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Park
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2%
1
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46,200
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2,600
197b
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12,900
1%
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8%
Toledo
Shipyards
Edison
Corp—
4%% preferred
Jan
Jun
Trans
Jan
Jun
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
Trans Lux Corp
Jan
Feb
Jun
374
31
Feb
Oct
Feb
3% Mar*
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17
Mar
107# Aug
14
July
400
2274
Sep
3474
281b
Jun
36
Jan
1774 Jan
24
Aug
10%
Sep
600
297#
2,300
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600
28
28
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29
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50
8234
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314
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4% Mar
25%
Sep
38% Feb
82% Aug
274 Feb
67b
1,100
Jan
90
Apr
314 Aug
10% July
4
Mar
lib
Jan
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Jan
14% Mar
13% Feb
22% Apr
39% Feb
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Jan
374
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674
2% Jan
97
1,600
1
714
514
614
5
13
1
127#
6%
Sep
11%
—20
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada——
Tower Acceptance Corp class A—
Oct
-
23%
1
2074
Sep
374 Jan
'■1% May
5,700
3%
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
7% Aug
Jan
171# Mar
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
714 May
6 Tb Mar
Sep
12%
25c
Thriftmarket lnc
Tilo Roofing lnc
8%
23
,——1
lnc
7% Mai*
90
■
Apr
Oct
274
22%
Corp
Thew Shovel
—
22%
3%
1%
17#
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Power &
Jan
314 Mar
Jan
9
1
.
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51b Sep
214
13Tb
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54 % Mar
27 Tb July
3,400
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1
14
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Feb
Jan
2,900
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2%
17%
Jan
16
3,650
121b-
18% Aug
Sep
Jan
Jan
4114
900
20%
21
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
6
18
314
3Tb
3%
12% Mar
10
~
lnc
Industries
Oil
8
7
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Tenney Engineering lnc—T,—
367b July
974 Mar
Sep
37b
Aug
20;,4
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147b July
Sep
•
57% Mar
Feb
,
26
50
1
—;
Symington Wayne Corp
547b
87b
4%
61b
68
25% Mar
22%
.
21
1
Stylon Corporation
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Jan
100
5%
400
2014
1
Co
Stop & Shop lnc
Stroock (S) & Co
Sep
8Tb
5%
1,600
23%
537b July
22% Sep
Sep
200
237it
2074
1
(Hugo) Corp
Stone Container Corp
11V#
5,200
4Tb
54%
2314
50%
10
StJunes
21% Sep
7% Sep
23% Sep
247#
18
Feb
38
Sep
53
54%
23
•
10c
417b
3,100
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footnotes
1,200
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7Tb
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2,200
78
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Russeks Fifth Avenue—
T
Russell (The F C) Company
127b
7%
23%
5%
18Tb
30
23%
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Stetson
3% Mar
"5%
2,900
20
•
Jan
Technical Products lnc—20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
100
(I) & Sons lnc class A
5Go
Rolls Roycc Ltd—
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—
22%
Sep
2
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32%
24,100
—5
%
4%
30%
11%
Co
1,100
1
Roosevelt Field lnc
76
Jan
Oct
8Tb
Robhason
Roosevelt Raceway lnc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp-:
&
174
1
3114
9% Mar
18%
10%
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers lnc
Thorncliffe
distribution
Valley Gas Co—
1,800
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B
Instruments
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251# Mar
22%
2,000
Steel Co of Canada
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein
1714 Mar
7% May
Sep
20%
8,600
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Technicolor
1,300
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regis
Statham
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400
3%
Tcl-A-Sign lnc
Teleprompter Corp
774
7,600
8
15%
preferred
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24
121b
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13
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22
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13
614 July
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•
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2214
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Jan
15%
—
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Sep
13%
13-
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3
1
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7%
1
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211#
18
1
lnc——
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Standard Shares lnc
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4
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600
57b
4174 Jan
25
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8%
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Republic
preferred
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Stanrock
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59% Aug
.
v
preference——25
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7%
1
4514 May
4lo
77b
25
Spencer Shoe Corp
;
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stalil-Mcyer lnc
Standard Dredging Corp common
Tube
187-
5%
1
Standard-Thomson
Aug
41% Aug.
Sep
Sep
1.27b
California Petroleum
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Materials Co Inc..
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121b
13
31Tb
47b
5
25
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42
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124
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25
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20,100
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Spear &s Company
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1
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29
—1
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49 7 b
12.50
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7514 July
36
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44
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400
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5
.
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25
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1
50
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1,000
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Pittsburgh Railways Co
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9
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574
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Pierce Industries lnc
Polymer
1
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Aircraft
311a
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—
cumulative
4.56%
4.48%
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Sep
17b
130
original preferred
cumulative
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13
Oct
43,400
34
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54
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35
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400
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9
5%
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18
Oct
700
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574
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7%
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Southern
Apr
14% May
874
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128
—
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327#
1,700
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South
Jan
17% Aug
1774 Aug
1,200
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61#
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—
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99% Mar
28%
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(Howard) Paper Mills
Corp
Manufacturing
South Coast Corp
Mar
Feb
5,000
6714
48
1U
Manuiaclurlng Co—_—
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Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
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Skiatron Electronics 6s Tclcv Corp—10c
Apr
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5
7
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Sep
374
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1
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Perfect Circle Corp
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Philips Electronics Inc.
Philippine Long Dist' Tel
Phillips Screw Co..—
Jan
14
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Traffic Co
102
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500
11
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Feb
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90% Mar
Jan
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12.100
12%
lib
9%
11
143%
111#
13.800
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1
100
Sep
3,200
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preferred
434 Mar
250
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12%
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23
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98
700
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8174
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3674 Jan
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250
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213
.
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30
30
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35
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3
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&
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7.200
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20Tb
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25
common
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of
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85
100
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23
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21%
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14
7
7,400
—
——
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Silver-Miller Mines
Silvniy Lighting lnc
4214 Mar
Apr
Sep
Sep
2514
2,500
23
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Power & Light 5%
26%
237 b
1|# May •:
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3,800
it
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Silver Creek
Mar
287b
15%
14%
•
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10
28
4,800
.
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July
514 Jan
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3274
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4
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21
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57b May
2114
•
dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
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Pacific Northern Airlines—
Oils
3.000
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
Jan
"2014
redeemable 1st preferred—25
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—•
Peruvian
4.900
414
Slboncy-Caribbeun Petroleum Co
24%
4.30%
Penn
9%
3%
Shoe
Sep
20 Tk
•
preferred—25
$4.40
Park Chemical
a%
37#
401# Mar
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25
Pacific
Pantepec Oil (C
8%
08 lb Mar
274
31
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25
redeemable 1st fcfd series A-—25
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Pancoastal Petroleum
1
10c
Airlines——
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Jun
4 lb
30
redeemable 1st
Pacific
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Sep
300
—10
.
preferred—.-
redeemable
15,100
87%
400
7%
5'/o
4.50%
8%
4% preferred
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414
20
1st pfd—25
1st preferred-,—-25
1st
7 %
Aug
267# May
2%
1
Pacific Gits 6s Electric 6%
5%
5%
400
8%
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P
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4.500
Shattuck
5%
4%
1914
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Corp
lb
6
Apr
July
Apr
19*7# Mar
7Tb Jan
5% Jan
5% Oct
9.300
Seton
Jan
214
09
5
300
lb
Servoinecbanisms
4% Jan
Jan
4%
O'okiop Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10a
400
5Tu
61#
33
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—7
12%
57#
6
Servo
Jan
2%
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preferred—
1914
11%
111b
77#
Serrick
May
21b
3% July
1874 Jan
12,100
34
89%
20%
1
—
common————-1
cumulative
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20%
34
90%
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Brass Co
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Ohio Power 4'/a %
preferred——Okaita Oils Ltd—.
14,800
51#
Sherwin-Williams
Ogden Corp'
22
,
20
Sep
20
Sep
14 Sep
1
Sep
17,100
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67b
Sentry Corp
o
Ohio
207i
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7
Socman
Feb
89% Mar
Sep
May
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210
10c
Occidental Petroleum
Corp—
.
167b
-
'74% May
Sep*
1
1
%
17%
1,000
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Oct
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1
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100
17%
77b
5 % Mar-
Sep
3,700
00
1
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17
6%
4%
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3
3
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574
—
5Tb Sep
0%
2%
i
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17%
201#
(Del)——————25c
Securities Corp General.——.———1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (Tliol Corp—
—»—1
87b Feb
000
000
2
11%
Jun-
17%
Petroleums Ltd
l
Ltd—————50c
——
Mar
17
Seaboard
Feb
0%
21 r»
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7
Seaporcel
2Tb Mar
.
Jun
351b
g%
20% Mar
247# Mar
187#
—20
20
Sayre & Fisher Co—
114 Mar
35%
0
2 T'n
16 pesos
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
3.50
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp..
1
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber—-,—_1
Sep
Aug
35
1
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)
•
35%
North American Royalties Inc_*
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd—————25
Northeast Airlines
L—
—1
North Penn RR Co—
—50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4% 19 pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines
Ltd
1
Sep
141# Sep
'
'
11a
1°
1,300,
Saxon Paper C'orp_————25c
29% Mar
150
Co Ltd
preferred
Savoy Oil Iiic
lfb Feb
31%
10%
151
1614
Petroleums
Sarcee
Oct
28
11%
1,300
15%
15%
2.50
preferred-————20
series preferred:
20
Sapphire
Jun
lnc———
Carlos Milling
5.60%
1A Mar
ft Sep
1% Jan
3iit
---*
1
Salcm-Brosius
174 Mar
Sep
40
17%
San
28
321a
28
Railway——-1
American Cement class A~—10
Warrants
San
5% Mar
%
200
16%
---•
3814 Sep
ft
—
Mines
1%
"
Corp Ltd
Feb
37 *•
2414
205
«—
—
Uranium
203
Lawrence
Oct
160
30%
*
Mines—
Jan
St
July
July
8.500
2%
192
ti
23
9,900
li
■—
Jan
1
2
.—1
1,300
47b May
Jan
26%
its
1
—
Oils—
Mines Ltd
Northspan
i r>
.20c
———
LiteS: Inc.Norfolk Southern
Class
1,900
137#
Oil3 Ltd
2%
1314
19,200
25
Noma
North
37%
n
Honduras Rosario—3.33%
Merchandise—I
-10
Riin
1801a
2% 12%
:
2514
&
York
Nickel
2%
Z5J
New York Auction Co—
New
400
182
37
Land———1
Mining Co
New
19%
Co—--——50c
Arizona
&
7,900
37
183%
--1
Zinc—
New
3%
191#
Co
Mur
New
New
3%
3*1-4
——10c
16%
15%
16 lb
6,600
•
27%
2774
28Tb
900
27
Sep
•
Volume 190
-Number 5889
~~~Tha Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1551)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
True
Two
Temper Corp
from Harrison
26%
V
'
Unexcelled
15 T
10c
Investment
Stock Yards
100
16
Canso Oil &
Corp
18%
Sep
20! 4
6
%
10%
/,[ Sep
V.i Sep
7 A
Jan
Jan
%
Sep
1,800
6%
Sep
2,000
4%
Feb
Aluminum
Stores
——--1
:—50c
Co
Corp
Controls
Universal
Oil....
1__:
Inc
Universal
Utah-Idaho Sugar
400
10,300
800
17','4
7%
a
Oct
Jan
35%
Sep
20%
Jun
Jan
36%
Sep
22?a May
Jun
17%
17%
18%
7%
7%
7%
1,300
6Va
Jan
10;.4
11.
5%
13%
1.000
-1
Vinco Corporation
—
_T—
Vita
15
14%
*
- -
9%
6
4%
par
Feb
Sep
7,200
2%
II,400
3%
1,000
1,100
15
9%
•
4%
ctfs.—4%
....—.———100
voting
Baking
preferred
Wagner
7%
common—-———^-1
Waitt & Bond Inc
Webb
87/a
13%
Sep
19%
Jan
on
the
13% Mar
Brothers
Wilson
5Co
Wood
22
Elec
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Steel
.5s
-
1! 2
Aug
6s
series
of
Lackawanna
N
Builders
Valley
National
Research
5%s
New
RR
Theatres
3%s
Power
Ohio
Power
Pennsylvania
'
•
3 %s
1970
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
Date-
Oct. 5
103.58
Range for 1958
High
102.82 Dec
31
%
Jan
'lues.
Oct.
6—
103.19
Low
72.75 Jan
2
Wed.
Oct,
7__.
2%
Service
Rapid
American Co
A Jnn
27%
conv
Harbor
&
Gas
7s deb
subord
series B
debs
27%
Sep
37
Apr
Thuts.
Sep
Jon
31%
Apr
Fri.
series F
series
4!4s series H
.
:
21%
Jun
Sep
Sep
16% Mar
4%
8%
Feb
Jan
45%
Jun
groups
Sep
21
Jan
3%s
Co
100
Feb
1,000
12% Sep'
__
20%TMur
10%
—
88%
90
14%
30
85%
14%
050
12%
Jan
19% May
21%
21%
000
21%
Oct
26 3
43%
45%
1.70.J
43%
Oct-
Sep
26% May
2,"
week ending Oct.
1959, for composite and by market industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
for
stock
k-Feb
68% "Jan
1May
Apr
2% July
—
2% July
ir
23%
I'M'.'
4,100
1%
Allg
1% May
25%
14,700
17%
Feb
8%
9%
4 3'4
5
1
j
3,100
8%
Sep
29% Aug
9% Sep
900
4%
Sep
Last
416.6
413.8
+ 0.7
443.3
400.X
Manufacturing
517.3
515.7
-1
0.3
554.2
490. /
497.7
497.4
I
0.1
527.7
45 7.3
525.2
522.6
+ 0.5
570.1
510.5
339.1
331.6
1
2.3
371.5
324.3
213.S
210.3
1
1.7
231.8
428.6
422.J
il5
433.0
382.7
290A"
291.0
0.4
36C.4
290.4
■
Durable
—
Goeds
Gcods
or
Friday's
110 %
Bonds
Utility
Trade,
106
111
$42
85
'
167
99
15
,
- —.....
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
45
81
82
$65
75
57
71%
Moil.
Oct.
5
83 %
80
86
Tues.
Oct.
6.
$81
79%
25
%
Shares
87%
Int'l
and Miscel.
No. of
$120
Foreign
Bonds
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
—April-Oct
1964—June-Dec
Jan-July
6s
50%
1
56'/a
33%
22
37%
47
1998-Jan-July
!
Feb-Aug
2,104,580
$4,895(000
2,332,2X0
—
$239,000
5,to6,000
282,000
5,768,000
2.375,710
5,077,000
326,000
8„—
2,510.335
5,000,000
232,000
5,232,000
Oct.
9-,
2,540,010
6,101,000
121 000
6,222,000
11,862,845
$26,320,000
—
-
Total
AprfZ-Oct
..Feb-Aug
—
I
1982
Jan-Aug
19S2
4%s
series
1983
Gas
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
;
Gas
25
20
47
79%^
78
85 3 i.
$80
86!
89
79
3%s
4
89
97
1
94%
1970
$83
;
Government—
S.
Foreign
Bank
633,958,992
16,C00
99.000
$1,200,000
$1,191,000
54.882,000
51,468,029
!,] 01,272,600
973,511,100
Railroad
and
89%
—
28,907,000
26,320,000
Industrial—
$30,098,000 $1,216,171,600 $1,025,182,120
June-Dec
June-Aug
303
85%
87
80
89%
2
..
97%
89
96 %
130
89%
2
86 %
86! 2
117% 118
86%
118
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
97
115%
9
131
61
95
90%
86
2
93%
113
*
123
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
131
70
89%
$80
89%
V
'
'
—
•
—
1
65
90
121
88
96%
80
«
$70
—
.
84
Thurs.
Oct.
8
93
Fri.
Oct.
76
83%
21
82%
95 %
95%
5
92 7/a
6
1
83%
73
$101
91
100
96! '4
105%
96%
2
86
4
85
1
84
85
85
2
85
92
99
99
22
99
103
66
65%
85%
91%
87
90
67
$99% 100
131.000
11E.0G0
3,000
8,000
135,000
$568,000
$45,eoo
$31,000
6644,000
3,925.335
Total
97%
61%
75
99
135,000
101%
Jan. 1 to Oct.
Week Ended Oct. 9
107%
85
-$91%
93;000
7,000
105%
85%
.-
"7" 000
1,000
86
96%
85%
6,coo
123,000
100%
99
101
23,000
80,000
873,535
9
837u
13
$7,000
112.000
763,595
—
$134,000
735.105
821,700
6_
7_-
75
—
Total
Bonds
$150,000
,$9,00C
731',350
5...
Oct.
Oct.
83%
101
Oct.
Tues.
Wed.
75
-
Mon.
86%
82
83%
101
85%
82
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
75%
--•
80
Foreign
Government
Domestic
(No. of
78
$70
83%
'
70
$74%
-r.—
•
— _
Foreign
Stocks
'
$85
June-Dec
—
$104,000
$1,000
.1
,
—
98
*
Jan-July
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963:
Washington Water .Power 3%8 1964
20
532,171.956
19,104,940
'
(Calif) 3s 1971—Jan-July
& Electric 3%s 1970
Feb-Aug
,-Wasatcb
86%
100
1958
1959
1958
11,8G2,845
Shares—
of
International
85
78
1
101
86%
86%
Jan. 1 to Oct. 9
Bonds—
168
88
14
97
Gas
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s I960-
81
101
—
$27,520,000
$1,200,000
1959
Stocks—No.
U.
40
104% 109%
109%
Mar-Sept
California
85
79%
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
;
J
Counties
5,403,000
7—...
Oct.
Week Ended Oct. 9
$20
Feb-Aug
series
Southern
Bond
$4,656,000
Oct.
98%
$40
79%
3s
1981
Southern
Total
Sales
Bonds
Fri.
39%
97%
50
37'
—Jan-July
-Feb-Aup
1982
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Wed.
May-Not?
...
1973
United States
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
92
125'/,
120
-
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
114
83 %
.
.
Low.
High
36 Vb
47
86%
and Service
Finance
--nmv
Jan. I
Low
No.
207.1
.
Mining
Range Since
Sold
High
—
Transportation
9% Jan
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Change
Sept. 25, '59
Composite
Week's Range
Sale Price
-1959-
Percent
Oct. 2, '59
31% Aug
6)3
series
SEC Index of Slock Prices
4 % Apr
23% July
Sep
27,520,000
1967
Corp
—....
current year are as follows (1939=100):
Jan
2
18
47/a8
Southwestern
I.ow
13%
4%s
K
103.38
__-
Jan
200
liq tr ctfs—
1979.——.——^
G
9
High
Apr
1 %
14%
3,500
Apn'l-Oct
^
1973
3%s series E
Oct.
103.20
3._
for 195!)
109.60 Aug 4
101.42 Sep 23
Range
4,500
,
11%
.Jan-July
3%s series D 1976.
3%s
44
% July
17% Jun
Oi't.
103.13
_
4%
1976—Jan-July
1973
2%s series C 1976
3s
Mai
Closing
27
100
1964
Power
Water
3 %s series A
3s
35
Feb
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
31%
April-Oct
198l__May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 'G2„Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
5%8
Sep '
Aug
10%
4%
29%
Mar-Sep
May-Not?
i
Electric
Public
Safe
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
13%
1%
23%
9
5
1961
Power
&
ol.OO
;
■
Jan
Inc—
1971
Water
-
-
July
500
—May-Nov
May
1961—.Mar-Sepf
mortgage 3%s 1968
1st
'1st-mortgage 3s
31.4.4
,7r Sep
1,800
2
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963—
.»
81.22
2
12%
..
1974
England
7.9.48
91%
23%
Apr-Oct
1970—.—Jan-July
1963
Television,
78.15
23
%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Corp—
debentures
&
81.40
"
19%
43%
1963
4s
81.70
81,11
86.90
stocks, 19.61
65
9.53;
Jun
Quar-Feb
subord
convertible
81.17
79.65"
Thurs.
Western RR 4s
Midland
79.93
78.17
Sep
5,700
14'is
1978
3%s
79.86
78.57
Aug
150
29%
—June-Dec
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6V2%
National
31
2
22%
•
June-Dec
1970
78.68
07.02
using the following .divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
Averages arc computed -by
Jan
Corp—
AGuamanamo
5s
2 % Mar
117
Division—
J
debentures
subord
211.44
050
xyy*—_June-/jee
A 1st
Gs
87.91
81.00
81.60
87.06
"
Oct
200
36
'
1974
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
General
158.38
Jan
1
8,000
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
1st
'*•
033.04
& Western RR—-
Lack
Delaware
-
Authority
Transit
Chicago
81';
80.71
Oct
500
—
debs 1973—
Chemoil Industries 68
Oct.
%
18%
31%
1998
A 1970
1
4% Mar
79.81
17
3.000
17%
28
Period
debs
3%s
Power
2%s
Edison
Boston
inc
212.21
5%
31
Interest
4s
212.23
..87.98'"
78.88
86.85
212.23
88.07
159.34
4% May
33%
~
Exchange
Pump
38.24
158.78
635,37
Non-Durable
5%s conv subord debs
&
157.8.2
636.06
Jan
Low
Steel
637.01
Jan
2%
40
Bonds
37.02
212.70
•
6_.
2
Friday
Inc
08.86
11! 4
BONDS
A Amer
Oc;.
13
Zapata Off-Shore Co.
....1...—50c
Zapata Petroleum Corp—10o
ALsco
158.85
Total
ities
-
Wright Hargreaves Ltd..
Zale Jewelry Co..——.1
Stock
.536.57
Rails
S.¬
3%
30
—»
£1
40c
American
2—
Rails
7.
400
2,100
.
8
preference
10
Util¬
trials
6cl.
600
Woolworth
6 Co
tries
Oct.
Sep
37%
Inc——————2
Petroleum Co
—
(F W) Lta—
American dep rets ord regular
roads
Grade
Stocks
trials
Grade
Oct.
Jan
3
U
preferred—.—.—-—
25
4%^ pfd—100
*
Newspaper Machine
_—.—1
Woodley
Date
Indus-
Feb
%
2'V
44
10
Second
First
10
65
Feb
4
(John) Industries Ltd
WoOdall Industries
Util-
May
Jan
1%
—
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
Wood
95
•
—
1
.——1
common.;
Rail-
3%
33»
30
33%
Z—1
& Co
(R C)
15
Moil.
Wiliiams-McWilliams Industries—.—10
Williams
240
,
1
—5
Co—-L_—
Brothers
Williams
21,300
1 %
51 %
38%
__
—Bonds-
Total
20
29%
3 %
17
2%
-
—
—
46
84
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing^
.—1
White Eagle International Oil Co—10c
White Stag Mfg Co..
1
Corn
1%
97%
1%
...
rets ord shares—__——Is
Western Tablet & Stationery
.—*
Westmoreland Coal—
J—.-—20
Westmoreland Inc.——
.10
(The)
$40
58%
41
10
'
3%
dep
Wichita River Oil Corp.
80
5
Sep
4
1%
17
—-.——*
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—•
Wlckes
7,000
1%
96
—
...
Western Leaseholds Ltd..
Amer
%
2
46%
102'A
u
-f-
•
Company Inc
&
"2%
100
57
46
'
Jun
2%
1,000
5
1
Wentworth Manufacturing
.__._1.25
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd.."—-1%
West
Chemical
Products Inc
..50c
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd__—100
Western Development Co—__————1
Weiman
.
46
99%
-Stocks
5% Mar
Feb
71
112
98
Inc (Del)..
Webster investors
2%
__
$97%
$58
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
30
14% Mar
2% Jan
2V'a Jan
900
.
$60
■
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
Jan
9%
listed
Jun
21
10o
Knapp Inc common
$6 series preference.
4%
-
2%
&
4%
2%
...
Instrument Co..—1
Precision
.
4
.30
$2 cumulative preferred—...
Wallham
4%
trust
—.
Stock and Bond Averages
are
W
Waro Aircraft Co
65
$60
■■
.
In
Below
197/s May
5% Mar
Jan
600
64
65
May-Nov
"
L-:
65
Indus-
—
$3
$120
value,
included
16% July
7% July
Jan
6%
95
Feb
8
Jan
200
7.400
3%
6%
,
25c
Products..
Food
2%
5%
Co—i..-.—-2
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing
5%
12 .
3%
6' 4
1
1
(The) Instrument Co
Victoreen
5%
18
warrants
Norman "Industries
Van
93%
—
May-Nou
2008
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
3s
V
Valspar Corp
/'—/■;
$9Q
.
Jan
Jan
15 %
8,300
19
Ex-liquidating
(not
9 % Mar
13%
800
f
Feu
14
53
30
-76,700
16%
a Deferred
delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-Interest,
distribution.;
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's, range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution. x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts.
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
;
'
tFrlday's bid and ask prices; do sales being transacted during the current week.
SReported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; rtcons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificate;
"w I," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
12% Aug'
Jan
1%
34%
•No
Oct
2V2
180
18%
Feb-Aug
._Feb-Aug
Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
July
45V4
8%
,1,300
Sinking fund
13% Mar
78!
500
180
180
__
$16%
Jan
Oct
45
500
39 %
18 ^
May
Feb
41%
5.700
8%
S%
5%
.33%
(Fla)_—i—.14
—5
Corp
Marion
9%
45%
Sep
27% Aug
4% July
9% Jan
68%
38
16:/
38
Sep
16 % Mar
45
5%
190
3,400
8%
.4%
47b
.
5%
—^—15
Universal Insurance
175%
9%
66%
.
},! May
$93
180
$175
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947—
.April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A)
2%s 2008—Mar-Sepf
Peru (Republic of) —
11% Mar
I,100
1
5
47«
9T«
67%
..
.
25c
10
—25c,
American Corp
Universal Consolidated
20
/
45%
8%
wi
Reclaiming
U S Rubber
Universal
,.
B—1
class
class B
United
Co————I-
Tile
Ceramic
Foil
New
21 %
'
4
100
17734 177%
195d
21%
...
Corp.—i—50c
U S Air Conditioning
5%
5%
100
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Jan
4
1939
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
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1947
50% Aug
7% Sep
Feb
35
100
7s
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10s
1967
B
Maranhao
10.700
$181
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
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(Prov)
6%s 1949
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7%
6 %
.
Apr
Sep
1
3
$125
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
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4
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1951
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a
47
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28%
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Aug
Feb
300
•
Pacific
a 6s
Oct
.
1!
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-—
Jan
16%
300'
10%
4%
Impr&vement & Investing__2.60
United Molasses Co
United
Oct
lu
18%
~6%
Elastic Corp—
Products
7%
16.700
18 %
23% Jan
Gas Ltd vtc.—.—1
United' Cuban Oil Inc.
Amer
Jun
16
Jan
(Germany)
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
Aug
24
Jan
9!
7,900
31%
Sep
19
10%
a
—1
Products
Aircraft
Asbestos
United
10 T
20
50c
Omaha...
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United
United
25%
5.100
215i
16%
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18
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;
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United
United Milk
26%
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8
18%
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Union
!>
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
High
U
Union
United
Low
26%
—
'
Chemical Corp
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21%
Inc
Guys
■
Low
warrants.
Tri-Continental
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
of
Shares
—
3,925,335
—
6,187,735
290,511,309
160,728,649
$568,000
Stocks—No.
$539,000
$19,921,000
1,403,000
1,212,000
$14,363,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
9
1958
1959
1958
1959
government
corporate
Total
22,000
45,000
—
31,000
1
l-
-
$64.4,000
.
•
.
.
.
19,000
s580 000
1,336,090
1,468,000
.
-
$22,539,000
•
617,167,000
35
X
36.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-(1552).
.
.
Monday, October 12, 1959
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
Boston &
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
Boston
&
St
Narragansett
National
New
Co™—
RR
5%
Rac
Service
England
Low
63%
26
733
25
59%
34
57%
418
63'%
Sep
121
58%
iSep
75c
12%
1.
.—20
100
"
20 %
182%
53
75c
383
%
1%
Jan
74
Sep
98%
Jan
12%
Sep
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Jan
Jan
21%
58
182% 182%
22
160
S
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100%
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Torrington Co—
30
——-
.
32%
.
28
30%
950
Transit
4%s__
.1998
29%
32%
1,175
United
Shoe
Co
Feb
July
60
60
Corp__—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
33%
Jan
26%
26%
651
25%
Sep
45
53 %
53%
53%
27
45%
Jan
58%
94
94
94%
125
70%
Feb
97% July
;
,
Mar
Friday
Last
AUg
1
Company
2%
Sale Price
Par
Aeronca
Manufacturing
Laundry
—•
1
:
—
American
__1—20*
Champion Paper
Cincinnati Gas'/.—™—™—'——8.50
Milling
Cincinnati
Cin
Orl
New
1—10
Tex
&
Pac
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Ry__
100
Transit
of Prices
Machine..
1
V.J!
Burroughs Corporation.
Chrysler Corp..
Die
&
Shares
Low
g%
8%
38%
39%
41
41%
32%
32%
33%
473
38%
38%
38%
50
—
97
97
90%
6%
91%
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39%
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8
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Jan
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Jun
31%
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42%
Aug
50%
.
-
Feb
Sep
Sep
37%
Jan
38%
47%
Jun
96
Jan
98%
Eagle
...1
common
Picher
Gibson
Art
—10
Co
503
90%
Jun
316
5%
Jan
31%
32%
52
53
%
349
Bros
1
—
!
Iron
common
62%
65%
7
Sep
30%
31%
1,706
82%
82%
83"%
513
33%
33%
12%
12%
1
Unlisted
Alleghany
1
—
75
60
Jan
27%
Jun
34 %
73%
.
Jan
89% Mar
7g
27% Aug
10%
Feb
Jan
38%
50
.
May
Feb
__
267/8
26
27%
80
25
Jan
43%
43%
44%
50
41%
Apr
50%
58
58
60
47
Feb
65
14
14
20
13%
Sep
18%
5
*
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—
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25
.
50
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1
.
3
—
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Burlington Industries
Ford
5
1
—
&
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2
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Columbia
—25
Gas
Columbus
&
System.
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Southern Ohio
Elec
5
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1
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Co...
.
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...
Chemical
5
DuPont
-5
Eastman
Kodak
10
2.50
—
—5
_
.
Jan
July
Apr
78%
78%
79%
501
75
__
99%
99%
20
90
Jun
59%
59%
100
59
Sep
75%
76
60
65% Mar
20%
20%
20%
92
19%
Jan
13%
12%
13%
200
10%
Jan
13%
13 %
370
12%
56%
645
53
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600
10%
Sep
Mar
16% July
May
10%
Sep
60% Mar
,
13% May
5%
5%
276
5%
Sep
7% May
43%
43%
4,103
41%
Jun
47% Mar
2%
2%
103
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
25%
25%
1,939
15 %
Jan
25%
Sep
85 %
Sep
July
1
'25%
*
80%
83%
1,499
51%
24%
26%
57%.
3172
5,772
18%
54%.
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..1.66%
Brewing
2%
—1
2% —2%
45
Feb
Jan
Mar.
200
2%
766
28 %
58% July
4% Jan
1% July.
'
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Hoskins
1
Manufacturing
Lansing
1%'
1%
__
—_—2,.50
Sep
.2%
Feb
LaSalle
Wines
Masco
K
W
Rickel
31
July
Jan
35
Aug
10%
Jan
16
%
1%
1,100
1%
2%
1,306
3%
3%
110
42%
42%
492
36%
Feb
17%
16%
17%
350
11%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
368
35
2%
2
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
3% Sep
48% July
17% Oct
2%
Feb
38%
Jun
Apr
30%
Sep
1%
Sep
2% Aug
2
Co..
Shelter
35
234
—
10%
10%
590™
9%
Jan
16% Mar
.——.10
Dillon
23
22 %
23
536
21%
Apr
24%
1
—
19%
19%
250
17%
19
22% Aug
19% Sep
5
-—.......—1'..
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—
Studebaker-Packard
Udylite
Jan
32
250
1
—•
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Vinco
25
829
15%
2%
—
1
Co.———
&
711
32%
1
2
Products—
&
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29%
32%
15%
32%
.
—...1
_————_—.—
Screw
Davis
Parke
Prophet
29%
10
—1
Stamping
10
i—....
17%
Feb
3,926
10
Jun
11
1
13%
13%
13%
145
———1
3%
2%
3%
900
Corporation
Corporation
44%
44%
44%
65
41%
Feb
50% July
Jan
74
Mar
Midwest Stock
A
__
„
21"%
57 Vs
Jan
2%
14%
Jan
Jun
5% Mar
Oct
57 %
50
49% May
30%
31%
67
29%
21%
22'%
32
14%
58% July
Jan
Sep
44%
Jan
26
July
__
68%
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
63%
65%
21 %
__
31%
20%
39%
31%
21%
Co.—
25
Corp
Sep
74% July
144"
50%
Feb
72 %
71
19%
Sep
24% Mar
Allied
Laboratories
39%
Oct
Allied
Paper
39%
Apr
<■
'
39%
4
31%
10
' 33% Jun
27%
Feb
July
Akron
Brass
51%
83%
__
__
„
51%
52
102
83%
84%
148
256% 260%
19
50"%
Jun
75 %
Jan
203
Feb
60%
Tel
&
Tel
Allis-Chalmers
91% July
272%
Corp
Monsanto
Aluminum
Co
of
Aug
Apr
97
July
American
64
64%
30
51%
Feb
70
July
80%
79
202
54%
58
436
44% Mar
20%
20%
46
17%
24
50%
50%
75
39% Jan
5
__
50%
45%
•
National
Lead
York
5
5
...
11
Central
5
1
*
—10
50%
60%
r'ri '.
—
31%
Pepsi-Cola
33
Cyanamid
Co
(Un)
Jan
85
Sep
American
Sep
66%
Jan
American
Machine
74%
Sep
84%
1125
57%
—
Jan
May
American
Socony Mobil
Oil
Southern
III__
33%
33%
11
28%
Feb
41
57
July
45% May
41%
68
37%
Jan
48
July
Rad
Steel
American
453/4
50%
50%
51 y8...
58%
60%
30
Jun
49%
39
Jan
70
40%-Jan
Standard Oil
Standard
IIIIII~50c
Brands
56%
79%
%
Feb
Oil
Armco
&
Ashland
31%
20
15
.
&
(111)..—
Oil
(N J)
50
29
105%
Sep
Jun
Feb
26% Mar
Jan
34% Mar
131%
Aug
31% July
$1.50
Sunray-Mid Oil„H
For
footnotes
7
33
15
26%
Jan
33
42
85
41%
Oct
35
36%
35
Oct
47%
57%
57%
17
44%
Feb
56
56
25
48%
Jun
42
133
52%
181
&
San
Tel
(Un)
page
it-
44.
Apr
1.800
51 %
200
51 3/8
Jan
64
Apr
11
600
9%
Jan
14
May
35%
35%
700
26%
Feb
383/4
34%
34%
400
26%
Apr
39% July
77% May
114% July
33% Apr
—
;
110
110%
21%
Feb
10
250
26%
1,400
29%
13 3/8
Apr
Sep
.
21%
Oct
27%
29%
1,500
20%
Feb
30% July
43%
;57%
43%
1,000
42
Apr
56%
58%
1,000
46%. Feb
50% Jan
64% July
Company
21%
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Oil
18
j
18%
89%
90%
3,100
58
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8,100
14
.
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14
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1,200
68%
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400!
Oct
20% Jan
53%
500
-
-
68%
^
Jan
99
Aug
25%
Feb
63
Oct
13%
Sep
18%
Apr
63%
1
-
Jun
72% July
(Un)
99%
99
99%
400
91%
Jun
25
42%
42%
43%
400
37%
Jan
5
common
78%
25
2%
2%
2%
200
2%
Oct
53% July
4% Apr
59%
60%
59%
Sep
74
Mar
75%
75%
65% Mar
80
July
34
Oct
—
—.50
(Un)
—i
10
5
Refining common
2nd
5%
75%-.
preferred
34
,_1
—_*
78%,. 79%
7,500
.
75% Sep
300
32%
100
34
10
.
1,900
20 %
20
20%
32%
32%
23
1.000
32%
.
89
107
Apr
:
2,000
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27
May
Jan
Jan
19
32%
25% May
Jan
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Refining Co
Corporation
32% July
10% Mar
...
27%
1,700
V*
Sep
9%
9 %
9%
1,700
9%
Oct
10
non-cumulative preferred
40%
39%
40 %
400
39%
Sep
—3
13%
12%
13%
2,100
10%
Jan
53
Apr
17% May
10
;
-
Aug
Apr
70% May
57% Aug
20
35% May
52% Oct
•
25
-!
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Belden
52 %
Corp
Consolidated Inc
41
80
40%
37%
24
34%
Feb
41%
52 3/4
Sep
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50
51%
Sep
58%
Jan
Booth
21%
Feb
28 %
May
Aug
223/e
240
70%
72
15
15%
500
14
Jan
18% July
*
80
80
80
100
66%
Jan
80
4
4
4
1,600
33/4
Jan
Jan
4% Aug
41% July
Sep
88% May"
10
Aviation
Steel
13
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Manufacturing Co
Bendix
40%
21%
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36%
5
(Un)
Corp
(Un).
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Co..
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57%
63 %
48
824
53
52
17%
18%
250
9%
23%
23%
43
23%
Oct
Jan
75
Jan
Binks
Borg-Warner
Brach
(E
200
62%
1%
1,500
1 %
Feb
57%
1,600
49 %
May
2
Oct
Mar
58% July
Oct
59 %
Jan
Sep
64%
Jan
Jan
19%
Sep
Burlington
Oct
28%
Jan
Burroughs Corp (Un)
37%
250
27
Jan
30%
32
800
30
Sep
46%
26
26%
350
20%
Jan
28% Aug
42%
42%
43%
300
38 %
Feb
47 %
■
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—
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51
Gear
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5
Corp
Corp
& Sons
68%
1 %
56%
%
5
Airplane
Fisheries
Brad Foote
1
36
68 %
„
PI
45% Aug
67% Feb
46%
23%
18%
90%
33%
(111)—
&
conv
Bethlehem
68%
47%
1
1
Co
class-A
Blessing
Bearings inc
51%
aj.—Ill Hi
—;
July
17
12%
52% Mar
1
see
9
Feb
12%
—
5
Stahd
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
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32%
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(Ohio
Aug
10%
7
Foundry..
foundries
Co
Steel
52%
*
Studebaker-Packard
63/4
500
56% July
53 % Aug
37
......
41
96
29%
29%
111% 1123/4
31%
Tel
Anaconda
45%
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&
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American Viscose Corp (Un)
37%
__
5
Railway
Rand
Standard
5
Tg
Southern Co
17
700
12%
__
10
Motors Corp
American
Benguet
1.40
'
500
7%
Apr
Bastian
1
Oil
29 % May
12.50
(Un)
Co
Investment
45
52%
—
Schenley Industries
Sep
7%
16
—
1
(Un)
50%
39%
Oil
Tobacco
20
"
1
Theatres
Can
American
91
41%
Phillips Petroleum
Reynolds
19%
High
15%
•343/4
1
(Un)
Atlantic
Radio Corp of America
84% Apr
343/8 July
8
_
America
25
49%
2
—
Jan
58% July
54%
41
Register
26%
Broadcasting
American
Armour
Cash
National Distillers..
2,800
Low
11
r:
__
American Airlines
76%
46%
~—
:
Feb
30%
33
.7%
4
5
773/4
•
Chemical
—
_
85%
80%
„
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Montgomery Ward
61%
51 %
Manufacturing.
85%
45%
»
Corp.
(P)
550
Jan
773/4
3
/
68
_—
Corp
Range Sinoe Jan.1
High
16
1
—-
Shares
65
20
50c
Manufacturing
Alleghany Corp (Un)
for Week
31%
.1
65%
Sales
Range
Low
-10
—
Week's
of Prices
C8
5
common.
Advance Ross Electronics Corp—_ _50c
68%
__
Last
Par
Abbott
Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Sale Price
Amurex
Sperry
72 % May
Apr
106
:
46%
1%
Harvester
International
Lorillard
Sinclair
44% Mar
Jan
54%
American
International
Pure
Sep
51%
4
17% May
__
89%
Sep
1
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New
29%
482
253/4
—
.
Corp...'.
80% July
25% May
—
5
Dynamics
Electric J
General
National
3,267
183%
Paramount
Federated Dept Stores—
Ford——
Mead
30%
64%
—5
Motors
Aluminium Ltd
Dayton Power & Light
General
29%
General
Admiral
Chesapeake
General
Jan
5%
N
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Friday
& Ohio
Bethlehem
Dow
2%
31% July
[43%
STOCKS
Baltimore
Curtiss
600
Jan
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
New
American Tobacco
Chrysler
23/4
Fruehauf Trailer —___L—-——1
Rockwell Standard Corp
Rudy Manufacturing
12% July
33% Apr
10
—„
American Radiator
Ashland
56% July
U
:
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American
Jan
Oct
—12
Airlines
American Can
American
32%
Stocks
Corp
American
„
Oct
44
568
30%
2
_
2%
2 %
19% Mar
10%
—
1
...
Mar
174
-lj
—20
Gray
3
700
100% Mar
31%
63
.
1
Gamble
&.
Rapid
Avco
__
—5
Kroger
Procter
Armco
31%
High f
Low
.2%
27,%
56%
%
'
Kresge Co (S S)
National
13%
1
—
Kysor Heater
Diamond
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jun
3
7
Shares
High
Sep
500
.
Motors
-
30 %
5
Detroit Steel Corp.—
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
for Week
2%
25
Buell
Davidson
High
Sep
27%
.1
Detroit
for Week
Low
62%
•
64%
-
.5
•
Detroit Edison
Sales
Range
Feb
Exchange
Low
Vy
Exchange
Week's
57
Aug
97% July
Jan
'
Electric
Budd
Continental
STOCKS
71 %
\
Range
Par.
Consolidated Paper
10
Consumers Power common.———*
Cincinnati Stock
107 %
Mar
89
$4,000
of Prices
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Aug
263/8
12.50
60
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Last
32% Mar
25
Machine
144
Detroit Stock
Jan
203
•
—
52
94%
Aug
Jan
.
Fruit
43% Mar
of these Cincinnati prices.
Allen
United
149% July
Jan
Aug
.
14%
July
28%
Feb
33%
37%
Oct
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84% July
115
Jan
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209
41%
101 %
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High
25
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BONDS
Cincinnati
STOCKS
Association
Low
72 %
92 %
100
Friday
Shawmut
Range Since Jan. 1
90
72 %
143
143
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—
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High
72%
38%
Steel
Westingnouse Electric
Jun
19c
19%
5,000
20%
U
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Shoe
Sep
Aug
100
,
10c
Apr
110
10
12%
9c
20%
Low
——•—25
for Week
Apr
62%
Jan
100
78%
109
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43%
20
Oct
89%
129
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High
Feb
74%
459
79
121
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62%
78%
109
100
Electric
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High
97
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cum
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Shares
Texaco
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
56%
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Central
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Sep
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132
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Oct
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25'%
52
Oct
60
Sep
Sep
36
Jan
74Va
Apr
28%
300
67%
300
26%
20%
20
31%
16
63 Va
*
33 %
47
48
44
147
47%
82%
83
Central
Cleveland
Electric
48%.
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Commonwealth
Consolidated
Edison
North
American
Car
185
Northern
States
(Minnesota)
Apr
Northwest
May
Northwest
50%
Feb
72 3/a
Sep
37
47
Oct-
637a
Jan
44
Continental Motors
Controls
•
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——
Ohio
Feb
Deere
&
Pont
Eastern
Air
El Paso
Oil
60
58%
60 %
5,600
55%
Jun
23
7,200
22%
Oct
28
Pan
Power
Co—
Firstamerica
Mills
55%
56 Va
300
52% May
29%
28
29%
600
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29%
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48%
49
800
26
Jan
50%
10%
300
10%
Sep
13%
Sep
33 Va July
Jan
3.300
25%
58 Va
4,400
35%
Jan
58 Va
Gas
25 Vis
May
32%
Feb
--
13 %
13%
900
10%
Jun
31%
31 Va
31%
450
27%
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100
23 Va
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600
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100
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63
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29%
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14%
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100
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12%
Sep
Apr
Sep
Sep
26% May
Richman
13%
13%
Brothers
14%
200
11%
Jun
15 %
River Raisin
7%
8%
300
7
Jan
10 Va July
28%
28%
200
13 %
97
Apr
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39
Jan
July
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—
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Jan
31
25%
26%
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28%
50
General
Contract
5
Jan
28 Va
Sep
St
Louis
St
Louis
Sep
Feb
19 %
150
19%
Oct
21%
Jan
25%
1,700
18%
Jan
28 %
July
150
9%
Oct
14%
Feb
19%
25
9%
9%
3
85 %
Dynamics (Un)
Genera]
Public
2%
Jan
3%
Jun
125
10%
Jan
15 Va
8 %
200
7%
Feb
54%
'—I
25%
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44%
Sep
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47'/a
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77%
79%
4,200
54%
57%
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%
39%
500
i
25 Va
25%
200
45
9%
Jan
Apr
Mar
58% July
36%
Sep
23%
Sep
43% May
25 Va Sep
69%
68%
83 %c
70%
67%
71%
55%
56
25
25 %
16'
16
50
125% 126
300
119%
Jan
150
500
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Jan
25
Jan
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&
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Greyhound Corn (Un)
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—
•
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1,300
64 %
Jun
79
60
21
110%
1
32
33%
600
26%
Jan
34%
1,500
31%
Sep
56%
100
56
Oct
23 Va
25 Va
300
42
21% Sep
43%
1,200
42
Oct
42%
600
41
Sep
64%
100
58%
Jan
35
36 Va
71% Aug
1,700
35
Oct
48%
Apr
47%
300
45% Sep
54 V*
Jan
43%
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&
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39%
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7%
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-10
Central
RR
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109 7a 110%
Feb
50
1,100
Sep
76%
2,050
66%
Apr
81
58%
58%
500
47
Feb
42%
45%
300
31
Jan
63% July
50% July
1,150
800
43%
Feb
Aug
66
Feb
55%
55%
100
48
Jun
30%
31%
57% Aug
850
24%
Jan
34% May
17%
17%
35%
40%
35%
35%
100
40
41%
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July
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Jan
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Oct
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46%
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Feb
11%
51%
Sinclair
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Socony
Southern
I,400
Aug
,
51%
400
39%
39%
39%
300
35%
Jan
39
54% July
50% Apr
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700
25%
Jun
45% Aug
63%
64%
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Co
200
53%
Jan
49%
50
4,100
39%
Jan
50
Oct
1
10
10
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400
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Feb
12
10
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300
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12
May
May
52%
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2,300
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Oct
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41%
4,200
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Oct
52 Va
39%
37%
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400
34
Feb
41%
Sep
72%
72
73
400
64
Jan
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Standard
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55
Jan
Jan
700
105
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73
Sep
Mar
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13%
400
200
35 Va
2,700
39%
39%
2,600
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3%
200
7%
7%
1,900
16 Va
15%
Apr
Jan
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Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Swift & Company
Apr
35 Va
Oct
Jan
44%
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Jan
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50
1,200
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&
&
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Texas
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150
28 %
Jan
87%
Jan
35%
July
132 %
Aug
35 %
400
34%
Jan
36%
Thor
1,600
28%
Feb
45% May
13
19%
600
17%
Jun
19% Mar
Light
(Un<——__8.75
Kennecctt Copper Corp
(Un )_■_'_———*
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common
78%
59
113
May
300
60%
Jan
81% July
3,300
37%
Feb
64% July
32 Va Mar
30%
30%
300
28%
Jan
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91
91%
500
91
Oct
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66%
66%
100
19%
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20
200
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1
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117
70
Apr
v
Feb
July
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43 %
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200
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19%
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,
23 Va
Jan
25 %
Jan
31%
Sep
11
Sep
13%
Jan
Feb
11% Mar
6%
450
32%
Jan
62% May
39%
42
800
32 Va
Jan
62% May-
29%
30
1,800
26 %
Sep
36 Va
76
12.50
47%
46%
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59 Va
Jan
51%
53
64
Jan
76%
300
70 Va
Feb
89% May
22 V4 Feb
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17%
18%
650
17%
Oct
13%
13%
200
13 Va
Sep
48%
48%
49%
150
44%
Jun
8 %
8%
300
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142% 142%
7,600
113%
12,500
50%
Sep
16 Va
55%
16 Va
100
12%
Jan
17% Aug
55%
55%
200
43 %
Jan
59% July
Jun
19%
Sep
9% Aug
14%
Sep
900
18 %
17%
18%
II,100
13%
13%
13%
1,600
57%
57%
1,000
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300
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38% May
600
23%
Octc
29
43
43
44 Va
500
35
Jan
47% Aug
12
12 Va
600
11%
Sep
Co
Av
11%
52%
66%
Apr
15% July
5
31%
31%
32
4,800
30%
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72%
71%
73
1,100
71%
Oct
87% Aug
29%
29%
"29%
100
27%
Jun
35%
28%
28 Va
27% Mar
-
38%
28%
300
23%
24 Va
700
19%
Jan
29% July
55 %
55 V2
100
52%
Oct
70
Va
28%
29%
450
23%
Jan
31%
5
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16 Va
16 Va
100
15%
Jan
17 Va May
700
23% Jun
23%
•
.
•
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(Un)—
29
39
Corp
So
Carbide
Electric
Co
Oil
Union
Pacific
Jan
Air
United
Corp
United
Fruit
States
Corp
Lines
(Un)
Inc
(Del)
S
Steel
(Un)
Co
38%
5,600
37%
Sep
42%
Feb
10
71%
Jan
77
Apr
38%
76
143
143
200
17
4%
34 Va
Sep
Feb
24 Va
Jan
12% July
Jun
31%
31%
1,800
30%
Jun
150% July
35% Mar
43%
31%
43%
100
42
Sep
53 Va July
30
120%
Feb
10
31%
31
31%
1,200
38%
37%
38%
400
37%
Sep,
Sep
38%
5
44
42 Va
44
2,700
30%
Jan
44 Va July
1
8 Va
26%
5
8 Va
8
Oct
1,800
25
Sep
100
89'
Sep
118%
61%
46%
Jan
68 Va
28
98%
60%
61%
450
16%
100
99%
101
1
21
19 Va
21
Co
46
46%
2,900
f
9% May
45
88% Feb
450
19
Feb
65% Mar
1,300
26%
98%
4
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38'/a
76
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Walgreen
2,100
10
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1,300
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Aircraft
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21%
8%
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31%
20%
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30%
21%
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Apr
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Gas
Leath & Co common
Apr
47%
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Tool
Trl
76%
56%
52 %
23%
Inc
Power
Toledo
Jan
36%
56%
61%
Sep
Apr
104 Va July
33%
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41
3.33Vj
100
Apr
34%
33 %c
46%
5,300
27%
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94%
600
1,100
42
23%
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30 %
43% May
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Transmission
Textron
126% 129
48%
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Gas
Oct
35 %
(Un)
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Jan
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Chemical
Kimbeigy-Clark
55
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Aluminum
—-7.50
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Jill
Aug
Jan
46%
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27%
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
94 V8
29%
5
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54%
29%
Chemical
(Un).
74
23%
Inc
28% May
57
Nickel
Jan
1
54% July
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62%
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Corp
Jan
International
200
10
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Jan
International
&
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Jan
31%
100
70 Va
25
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39
51%'
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42%
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36% Aug
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44%
'
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Jun
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23%
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450
Sep
27%
6 % Mar
&%
Feb
35%
200
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26 % Mar
35%
21%
100
32
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Corp
Jan
w
2,700
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31%
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Sunbeam
22%
36%
31%
7
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Co
22%
36%
25
Standard
Stewart-Warner
46% May
Feb
22 Va
6.25
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Jan
27%
-
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Sep
12 %
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Jan
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40%
Apr
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July
5
common
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Sep
21%
new
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%
Jan
*
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Sep
40
43
5
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Mar
11% May
39%
0
29 Va July
Jun
55
9% Mar
15
Co (Un)
Southern
100
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1
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Co
Pen Co
B
56 Vi
17%
20%
24 %
—.
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&
48%
31 Va
Co:
Service
(W A)
Class
Tennessee
Illinois Brick Co
Merck
36% May
52% Mar
44%
Tobacco
16% May
11% Jan
46 %
3%
1
Corporation
Martin
Oct
70% July
73% Apr
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35
20%
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33%
43% May
70% Mar
56%
58%
45%
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81% May
300
-
13%
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Hertz Corp
Howard Industries
Kansas
Jan
76
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Schering Corp
New
(G) Brewing Co
Werner
&
63% Aug
49%
__
44% Mar
50
61%
20 %
44% Mar
200
23%
61%
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500
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21
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25
—
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30
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20 Va
56
July
Tire
(The)
Kaiser
Apr
Jan
12%
60
Paper
National
Spiegel Inc
General
Gillette
Inland
Feb
15%
50
1,100
48% Aug
16% Oct
33%
Jan
66%
84 Va
Telephone & Electronics Corp„10
Interlace
Apr
50% Mar
47%
Regis Paper Co
5
Sangamo Electric Co
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July
39
77%
1.66% *
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1,300
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46%
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3%
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8 %
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3%
—
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Electric Co
Illinois
35 Va
Sep
42 Va
St
Jan
9%
5
Finance
General
Hupp
Apr
Sep
25%
Standard Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co„„—
Apr
■'
19 -'2
25%
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1,050
50%
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1
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General
Heller
Aug
65%
Jun
56 Va
Inc
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co
Bears Roebuck <fc
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102 %
38% Mar
700
Sep
2,900
80%
10
—-
9,400
7.%
84
83%
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Box
Gray
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Feb
Feb
Feb
30% May
58% July
64%
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65
46% May
43%
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Republic Steel Corp
21% May
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33%
—
45%
Apr
34%
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Corp of America TUn)
Raytheon Company
34%
Apr
26% Sep
1,600
57%
16
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16%
1,000
56%
16 Va
44
43%
5
24%
44
1
Radio
9% May
Aug
600
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Feb
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1,200
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46
62
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37%
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Jan
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29
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400
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Oct
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Apr
2,400
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92 % July
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32%
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50
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12.50
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...
48%
47% Mar
24%
150
Jan
Jun
Mar
31%
30 %
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Pulman Company
52
48%
10
Philco
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Sep
29
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42
650
.
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13
Feb
31
500
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American World Airways
&
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Feb
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&
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,
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8%
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Paramount
Mar
30
Inc
&
100
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52% May
33 %
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Pacific
63% Mar
22 Va
57 Va
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Radio
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Oct
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21
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13
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100
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200
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5
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Ohio
Jan
90
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America
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37% Apr
21
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500
Northern Illinois Gas Co
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800
48%
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Consumers Power Co
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Mar
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25
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900
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41%
20
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200
16%
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22% Aug
66% July
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50%
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1,400
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38%
40%
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92
93%
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31%
700
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55%
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77
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34
36%
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53
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88
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700
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200
20 7 8
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800
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200
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Pacific
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55
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300
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41
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Jan
19%
700
19*4
Oct
21%
10.800
55%
Sep
76
1,500
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Pan
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Phelps Dodge
Pfizer
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25%
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387;
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44%
Sep
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84% July
45% Mar
Philip Morris & Co
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Mar
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32
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81
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19%
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28% Aug
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44% July
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2.009
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17
6% May
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———4
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Raytheon
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Republic Steel
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Mar
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1
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Ryan Aeronautical Co
Feb
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Sep
73%
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Zenith Radio.Corp (Un)
Apr
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76%
600
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200
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300
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Jan
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Southern
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Southern
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45
43%
29%
Oct
29%
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52
Oct
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62
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59
300
18
Jan
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400
23
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43
Jun
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38%
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100
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100
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27 %
Sep
35
Jan
Sep
43
Jan
49%
49%
25
45
Aug '
52%
Feb
6%
7
1,010
6%
Sep
7
Sep
32%
33
2,070
30%
Sep
18% al8%
15
65
Jan
-
•
32%
—...—*
a
•
17
18
Jan
20
20%
Jan
al8
10
Feb
79%
77%
82
1,750
68%
Jan
24%
25'A
1,045
23 %
Jan
—___100
99%
99%
99%
55
99%
Jun
x02
Jan
—*
57%
57
58
899
57
Sep
75
Mar
760
51
Mar
68
July
Sep
31
Bank
10
59'A
59%
60
Pipeline—————*
24%
24%
25%
1.335
3.50
3.80
3,400
3.75
8%
8%
8%
240
8%
36%
36%
•
Steel
„
Corp
•
'
al8
50
18%
Sep
10%
425
9%
Jan
12
650
14%
Sep
19
Feb
237
40
Jan
46
24Vie
Aug
24'A
25%
~610
19%
Jan
29% Aug
76%
7%
76%
45
74
Mar
7%
7%
25
7
May
27%
27%
29
165
27
Jan
56
55
56
150
•
9
9
36%
785
3.25
3.50
700
•
38
38%
150
34
275
,14
35
104
Sep
16
■M
104
100
a5%
25
21%
21 %
a75%
a79
54%
__
8
a79
•
13
13
27
5
32% -33%
common.—4.—
Canadian Stock
50%
37
13%
820
12%
28
855
25%
6.00
31
July
71
Apr
10% July
5%
6.25
920
5.50
Feb
17
Sep
35
Feb
37
618
34
Sep
20
99
Aug
103
10
100
Sep
108% Mar
44
315
38
110
50
11%
12%
11
39
a40% a40%
•
9%
25
•
20
11% Oct
11
38%
Apr
21
Jan
Oct
20%
Jan
Sep
46% Mar
10
40
Jan
1,770
48
Sep
64
68
380
63%
Jan
79% May
12% Jan
3434
12%
12%
36
1,561
12 %
100
9
25
42%
-
Sep
21%
Jan
34
Sep
46%
Jan
457
12%
Oct
14%
Feb
23
Feb
5'A
5%
5%
1,175
35'A
5 %
35
Sep
36%
2,640
28%
Sep
42%
49%
Oce
45
Jan
53%
_50
42%
42%
42%
300
50
50%
50%
50%
75
Service
90
7.50
121%
8
33
31%
33
5
54%
54
55
2,435
1434
1434
275
80%'
common..*
24%
100
(John)
—
•
9o
119% 123%
lo
Ltd
>
24%
25
al02%al02%
26
26
2,980
80%
472
108
2,430
76c
•
Struct
Steel
common
9
413/4
Aug
% July
101
126
48% Mar
12
20
100
78c
12,384
974
1,380
Jan
16% Aug
July
75c
Aug
Aug
55
.
Jan
5
678
Apr
37% July
Jan
776
26
9
t
Oct
Jun
28% Mar
_
-
Ltd
6% Mar
.!
com..•
28% Mar
103
Apr
25%
Sep
65c
Sep
85c
Sep
14% Mar
15
8%
32% Aug
Sep
_*
12
125
12
Oct
37
373,/,
615
34%
20
Sep
20
100
•
class A
12
37 %
20
13%
Oct
26
13%
13%
100
...;
common
preferred
12
•
MacMlllan 8c Bloedel class b
Mailman Corp priority pfd
8,290
105
10%
Jan
103 105%
16 3A
Jun
840
Sep
112%
Jun
*
_
♦
9
May
13
6
843
2.50
Feb
6.50
25%
Sep
810
22%
Jan
29%
Jun
23%
24
380
22%
Jan
29
39%
Jun
40
67
39%
Oct
common
Preferred
5
5
common
•
comrhon—*
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Ontario Steel Products common
44.
<
Apr
Apr
21
Jun
107
-
32
-
Sep
Feb
40% Mar
Canada
Preferred
Dalfen's
11%
2.10
2.10
2.10
100
1.75
Feb
2.75
19'A
17%
19%
33,815
17%
Oct
Dock
*
17%
17%
17%
105
17%
pfd 100
19
Co
5%
Ltd
cum
Cory "A"
Corp Ltd
Paints
,
1
33%
Mills
45
Jan
47% Aug
34
100
17
200
15%
Jun
75
16%
Sep
17
165
165
176
20%
21%
200
165
1.55
108
**
•20%
Oct"
-
8
8
5
8
Oct
10
18
18
25
18
Oct
21% May
2.15
—
8
—
11
2.15
100
2.05
Sep
8
-
425
7%
Sep
2.55
Apr
14% May
Co
Ltd.—
10%
11
275
25%
25%
25
25
Aug
;_5
31
31
31 %
495
31
Jun
36% Mai
40%
40%' 41%
1,815
Jun
46 % July
•
7
7
100
7
11%
10
8
Feb
53
51
53
25
25
25
40%
33
July
11%
__
•
:
common
37%
Jan
11%
._*
Ltd
10%
645
/
75
46%
-25
40%
25
7%
8
950
29
8
29%
520
27%
22
40%
4.50
9
28
—
Jan
45
Jan
44
950
2.700
•
23%
21%
23%
2.403
.18
Jan
14%
14%
14%
1,634
13
Sep
2.25
2.25
325
all7
all7
1
35%
36%
670
Stores Ltd
class
A.
2
—
Canada
Power
6%
pfd
Traders Finance Corp class A
Class
5%
B
pfd„——
Corp Fund
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Gas
United
of
Canada
Amusement
Class
-
36
-
*
red
cum
Trans-Canada
Union
100
•
Ltd—
Corp
Ltd
cl A
B
voting trust—
Corporations class
!
A
117%
131
Oct
Jan
Oct
44
Jan
38%
Apr
Oct
42
31%
200
20
Jan
31%
Sep
10%
3.405
10%
Sep
15%
Apr
15%
Jan
31%
31 %
l07/8
10%
16%
17%
al2
al2
16
a—
all% all%
115
a—
*
2.50
Sep
Sep
10
*
Apr
15% Aug
35%
_•
17
26
Oct
37
37%
*
Aug
1.60 Aug
36-
37%
37
*
Mar
100
37%
37
•
A
2.25
.40
__
Class
July
33% July
1.20
Ltee
Apr
9
Jan
Jan
38%
86c
Sep
Mar
0
5
38
Soca
July
Oct
1.20
Ltd
Mar
13
53%
38
Inc
Jan
Jan
1.20
Sobeys
Jan
11%
__
:
1
Southern
Aug
__*
Paper
Corp
(1957)
Oct
8
•
Shop & Save
Jun
21%
18
St
Gas
Sep
Jan
Aug
.
130
Jan
Oct
Feb
2.05
Sep
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
Maurice
"
30
al6
Corp of Canada 4%% 1st pfd_50
Steel
Oct
1.80
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Telephone
Oct
36
20
_l
:
Premier
1.10 May
34 %
310
1.80
May
2.10 May
Sep
33'A
4,723
42%
21% July
21
95c
6
a38
42
Feb
Jan
Jan
17
•
Ltd—
Quebec
34
aJ6
Oct
July
al6
*
Power
500
—
1
Dairies
99c
1.00
Apr
Apr
27
*
•
Ltd
99c
—
——*
Canada
J.
■
a37'/2'
10
"A"
Corp
-
19
3
Ltd "A"__*
Ltd
Royal
50
385
34
*
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Mussens
19
2.00
1
preferred.
Ontario
19
Mar
_1
Corp
Inc
'
2.00
*
...
(Can)
.
*
Sec "A"
Kelly Douglas class A
Mount
13% May
_1
—
^__*
&
Feb
Apr
—
Moore
lCVs
7
common
(Alfred)
1,215
10%
3% July
8%
Development
Lambert
Sep
30
Ltd
Club
6 Vb
25
Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
Jockey
Mar
1,975
alO
Standard
cumulative
46
a9%
Tr
Paper
10%
Apr
Jan
a9
r
Gas
International
63/4
1.00
37%
a7
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
General
6%
High
Sep'
75
_c.
Products
Div
Consolidated
Consumers
38
26c
9,900
.
Sugar Co Ltd—•
Dominion
Consolidated
38
Low
32c
10 %
—1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30c
6%
,—*
&
Low
Shares
38
com
common...
for Week
•
75-
,
1,825
19% July
a-
—
—
Jan
:
■
a—
—
—-
12
'
—
12
100
11
Sep
12
Sep
26
26 %
370
26
Oct
29
Apr
45
Oct
45
Oct
Sep
3.75 Mar
43
__
'
is
45
100
...
Limited
Ltd
Raceway common
Hosiery Co Ltd—
Butterfly
United
Aug
24%
_
page
125
24
•
National Drug & Chemical
ail% all%
25 %
5
common
Sep
6
•
see
July
•
Trust
footnotes
45 %
6
40
Montreal Locomotive
Weaving
Feb
•
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
;
Preferred
Com
102
'
•
B
Stores
Bonnets
Minnesota
•
'
Apr
Mar
-4.68%
f
Belding-Corticelli
Belgium
6%
Sep
51
934
a22% a22%
3434
—8
Jun
67i/2
934
67%
•
Aug
19%
44% July
50%
51
.10
55
Jan
Jan
14%
520
50
63
-
260
38%
Jan
35% May
1,550
11
39
46% May
Mar
11
410
.12 %
common
44
5
39
14%' 14%
100
common
Jan
101
a53a53%
al3% al3%
Anglo-Nfld
Mar
8.95
Sep
July
4.10
44%
Sales
Range
30c.
Paper Mills Ltd—* /
Development Co Ltd
5
Silk
a97
42%
40
Exchange
of Prices
•
*
&
Dredge &
42%
39
Pulp
Inter Inv
36
44
Anglo-Can
Canadian
101
__
Par
Abltca Lumber & Timber
Canadian
Sep
July
505
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sep
a97
100
STOCKS
25% May
80% Sep
Sep
3.20
Mar
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Canadian
21 %
165
26%
__
Jun
1.30'Feb
220
:
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
Mar
33
Feb
13
Sep
Sep
Sep
•
Jan
6.70
—
Zellers Limited
Blue
185
a5%
__
80
•
Sep
Sep
;_1
Apr
Mar
15
—50
22%
__
Feb
45
a53
July
May
19
Aug
90 % July
35% Jun
24"%
July
15
*
40
31
Jan
45
—
_•
;
41%
10%
•
•
16% Mar
-1
Friday
33%
.
1,650
—,
Sep
Jan
14%
1
10%
—*
-
——
13% July
51% July
4,495
•
Mar
Feb
8%
16%
•
Jan
19% Mar
100
Aug
24%
90%
io
Oct
39
Oils
United
Feb
22%
...
92%
Jan
150
Weston (Geo) class A
Class A warrants
6% preferred
Sep
•
17%
15%
Sep
Sep
14
1.905
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Sep
.
93
11%
26.870
Walker Gooderham & Worts
14%
A
July
Sep
Sep
6.20
12%
Feb
59 Vb
20
Apr
29%
Feb
615
•
Feb
35
39%
4.10
62
•
Jan
39
22%
60
3%
75
Jan
July
12%
15% July
16%
com
Jan
28%
Oct
16'A
——
Feb
12%
Jan
61%
—
13
28%
_________50
Sep
601
,
155
common———*
2.25
16%
Paper
39
Power common..*
&
17%
10%
16
•
—
For
84
.6.05
100
16'A
Coal
preferred
Wire
81 %
32,
81%
Aug
•
Car
Jan
May
Iroquois Glass preferred
National Steel
21
245
95
—___100
preferred
50
6,145
15
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
Co
32
18
Oct
t
&
32
2.75
Feb
preferred
Montreal
100%
11%
83
International Nickel of Canada
International Paper common
International Utilities Corp
Niagara
4.75 Aug
14
preferred
Morgan
4%%
Sep
25
135
Acceptance Corp
Class
Oct
—
4.00
a4.20
300
common
(Robt)
80
common
Toronto-Dominion
14%
preferred
Mitchell
25
Texaco Canada Ltd...
Jan
14%
__
5%%
80
preferred
Trans Canada
alO
1%
Massey-Ferguson
.5%%
16% Mar
•—
Bank
MacKinnon
80
Canada
15% May
•
(M)
Steel Co of
23%
85
B
Rights
13%
Steinbergs class A
Sep
47%
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobaeco of Canada
Loeb
43
Sep
——i—
Jan
83
.
Limited
Oct
6%
•
•
Co
15
46%
Imperial Investment class A
7%
37%
3,336
A—
11% Mar
85
Hudson Bay Mining
Labatt
875
7%
Inc
12%
47%
common
Public
Sicard
195
•
com
Motors
Jamaica
38
6%
_
Williams of Canada common.*
315
30%
*
—•
$2.75
37%
6%
pfd_,
15
a5%
—
•
$2.25
Sherwin
4%
15%
30%
preferred
Indus
22%
—__37/4
common
17%
22%
Home OH class A
6%
Oct
Sep
2.75
—25
common
preferred
A
15
Sep
Dynamics
$1.40
41
14%
Cement
Corp
preferred
Series
31% May
19%
preferred
Imperial
50
2.495
41% '
30% Mar
24%
201
preferred
Feb
1,857
1
——100
Shawinigan Water
Feb
24%
20
General Steel Wares common..
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
$2
14%
62% July_.
24 % Mar
class
7.00
16%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
'
47% Jan
Oct
Feb—..
Fraser Cos Ltd common
Class
9
54%
Prod
69% Mar
50%
41%
Jan
15%
43% Aug
50
•
Heating
Sep
Sep
Sep
4.25
1,250
;
41
24
335
175
10
.130.
Canada
Howard Smith
5.00
4.95
15%
Sep
16%
45%
*.afi6
...——.
Renlrew
Oct
55
.a
Standard Structural Steel
a66
Foundation Co of Canada
Holt,
16%
375
16
Southam
20%
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Motor Co.
General
896
58
,
Jan
Sep
Ford
General
16%
__
50
—.
—
Feb
16%
B
5 % %
16%
57%
16%
%!Apr
17% Oct
143/4 July
43% Apr
80
35% Mar
preferred
Gatlneau Power
5%- preferred
12
14%-
20
——10
Petroleum
Jan
14%
Oct
Aug
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd—^
French
TO'%
14%
Jan
29
Match
Class
100
40
74%
25
7%% preferred (1956)
Dupuis Freres class A
&
10%
41%
15
.150
Brewery
Enamel
5
30
Donohue Bros Ltd
Eddy
907
300
17%
—
of
Feb
10%
,
12% July
al8
common
Textile
Jan
36%
—
•
-——
Lawrence
Jan
30
common—
8c
18%
Oct
..20c
.
_
15%
•
preferred L
Pont
Feb
14%
.
st
5%
Mar
3.109
15
Dominion Stores Ltd
•
Dominion Tar 8c Chemical common—•
Du
Oct
7%
36
a18
preferred
Dairies
Dominion Steel
Dow
Jan
9.00
,
oUg
25%
1
—I
6%
Sep
26%
Bolland Paper class A....,--.--- •
Roya Bank ofCanada___.
--.-lO
Royahte Oil Co Ltd common....
*
Sep
Co————.
Seal
Redeemable
Jt
26
—...—.
Coal
Dominion
125
Qet
Feb
f~——-
Dominion Foundries & Steel
1%
10
16%
a4.20
Bridge
Dominion
2.475
,
Preferred
24 .8 July,
32% Jan
a22% a22 %
:—•
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion
9.50
25
Sep
25%
Crown Zellerbach class A
Dominion
135
74%
11
B
11
1.470
common—_•
Roe (A V> (Canada)
25/ie Feb
25
______
Glass
class
Dominion
30
9%
...
„
Quebec Power
42% May
17% July
25%
Enterprises
.
"
—
.
St Lawrence
10
,25 %
„,l2S%
Consolidated Mining 8c Smelting—. _•
Textile
Consolidated
Sep
45
10
10
Farm
Equipment
Cellulose.__—_
Columbia
2.635
•
—
Ores
Provincial Transport
5/e preferred
_
jan
16%
45 %
—*
Oil Companies common
28
100
15%
——50
_
Canadian
Canadian
26
74%
Canadian Locomotive
11%:,
28%
*
common...
Simpsons
•
common
Preferred
Canadian
new
Quebec natural Gas
Jun
975
:
18
2.108
-
^
-
common.
Canadian Hydrocarbons
y.
49%
y* ~ep
525
7%
<?pn
Mar
11% Apr
75
20%
Fairbanks Morse common—•
Canadian
„
'
33%
„
a21% a21%
•
Ltd
9diu
470
25
common—.
Co
Iron
High
11%
26 %
340
——
Cottons
River
May
18
common
Chemical
Canadian
Canadian
Powell
Premium
Low
11%
27%
——1
—
Power Corp of Canada
37
Mar
28% Jan
950
common
Celanese
Canadian
Sep
27
29
Breweries
Bronze
Development
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
-•
Placer
Apr
27
British Aluminum——
series
26%
99%
27%
Canadian
$1.75
Jan
27
Canadian
Canadian
79
Shares
—1
:
Price Bros &c Co Ltd common.——
28
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
Petroleums
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jan'
39
'
10
common
Canada Malting 4 %%
preferred.—.26
Canada Steamship common
•
5% preferred
12.50
Canadian Aviation Electronics
•
Canadian
Sep
Pacific
Feb
—20
preferred
Iron
27%
.—i
Cement common—
$1.30
Canada
95%
•
common
for Week
Low
•
>
Calgary
Monday, October 12, lb59
Sales
Range
High
Sep
Sep
Sep
405
41
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
33%
•
—
—
STOCKS
■„
.•
.
9
Range Srnce Jan. 1
Low
_•
OCTOBER
Friday
Shares
.
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
i
WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
FOR
.
•
240
17%
46
Sep
May
20% May
135
46
Jan
51
32i/2
150
27
Jan
i8
a94% a94%
15%
153.
1534
5
225
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75
15
151I
225
13
13
43
100
47i/2
4-71/2
__
15
43%
•
_•
i8
46
3434
43
__
43
43
23%
48i/
44
830
1,425
Mar
38% May
•
94
Jan
15
Jan
96—
Feb
United
Fuel
Class
United
B
Investments
Products
25
(L E)
Ltd
—•
*
Apr
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Alscope Explorations Ltd
1
17
15% Mar
17%
Apr
Ameraniurn
1
19
13
44%
13
Feb
Anacon
Oct
15
May
Anthonian
58
Mar
Arno
Sep
43i/4
980
40
Feb
300
20
Aug
Mines
Lead
Sep
23%
Ltd..
Mines
Mining
Mines
Ltd—.
Corp
Ltd—'
Ltd
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
Augustus Exploration Ltd
Aull
Metal
Mines
•
45
25
2.70
7,950
3.00
2.20
3.00
3.60
450
a 12%
—
Ltd
'
"V
al2%
25
12%
14%
14%
200
12'A
3.00
Oct
3
Mar
Oct
15%
Jan
—
1
—•
8c
1
Sep
16% Mar
11c
12c
5,000
lie,
Oct
40c' Mar
4c
4c
5,000
4c
Jan
a60c
13c
—20c
•
16% July
53% July
26%
Jan
45
2.40
Mining and Oil Stocks—
14%
Sep
45
2.50
Properties
Waterman Pen Co Ltd
Westeel
Ltd—
preferred—
Principal
a60c
300
63c
Sep
8c
8c
500
9c
23.500
5%c July
4c
Jan
6%c
5%c
6%c-
14.100
1
33c
33c
36c
6,315
•
6%c
6c
7c
21.500
4c
Apr
6c
1.22
15c
Feb
Jan
Mar
9c
Aug
15c
July
30c"
Sep
35c
Feb
6c
Oct
21c
Apr
Volume 190
Number 5389
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
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-
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
9
"t
Week'S);
Friday
STOCKS
Last
'
Eailey Selburn
Baker
Talc
Band-Ore
Oil
&
Ltd
Gas
Ltd
Low
"A"_—1
Ltd—
Beatrice
Red
Lake
Gold
Mines
Ltd—1
;
Bluewater Oil
&
Bonnyville Oil
&
Bornite
Gas
Brunhurst
Mines
33c
Feb
2,000
5c
Jan
54,400
20c
Aug
4c
•V
4c
9,000
4c
July
10c
500
50c
Oct
85c
July
8,500
42c
Jan
84c
Feb
Abacus
6c
6c
6c
2,500
13c
Mar <
Abitibi
a21c
a21c
100
5%c May
10 Vic Sep
30c
9,600
6c
2,000
5c
2c
4,500
2c
27 %c May
May
Sep
2c
__
33c
6c
31c
v
Oct
18c
20c
11,700
25 Vic
10c
Par
—
Mines
Ltd
Homestead
Canalask
Nickel
Canorama
Explorations
1.00
1.00
1,500
80c
5c
5%c
4,500
3c
22,625
13c
1
Ltd
m
Compagnie
Miniere
Consol Bi-Ore
Clas.5
Jan
Acadia Uranium Mines
6V4C
Apr
Advocate Mines Ltd—
42c
Mar
Surpass
Agnew
Consolidated
Consol
Denison
Copper
Chib
*5.00
Oct
Alberta
Gas
Feb
Alberta
Pac
Jan'
'1,500
35,700
12,000
3c
10c
8c
11c
14,100
10c
9c
9.15
45c ' Sep
15c
Aug
99c
Mar
26c
Oct
Jun
May
22c
Feb
9c
11,050
8c
Sep
18c
Jan
11c
6,800
6c
Jan
21c
Mar
5c
5 Vic
2,000
11%
13%
1,800
,a6c
al4c
al5c
1.63
1.63
5c
11
8c
Aug
Jan
Mar
16% July
10 %c Mar
12,925
4C
Sep
22,500
:
Dolsan Mines
Lid
Ltd
East
Mines
Sullivan
9%c
Sep
50
1.63
Oct
15c
Oct
2.50 Mar
Empire
Oil
8c
8c
Inc
9 Vic
6,000
6c
Jan
18%
18%
18%
700
15%
Apr
21% May
1
Ltd
Minerals
&
1
*
—
,
Mines
al.60
al.52
al.60
750
1.52
Oct
2.75 Miar
6c
6c
1,500
6c
Sep
10%c
Jan
12c
10c
12c
12,500
9c
Oct
22c
Apr
26
26
26
30
7%c
6 Vic
9c
225,600
1
Mines Ltd„—1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
•
Fano Mining -& Exploration Inc___
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
.
1
Futurity Oils; "L(d__—_——Jil—*
18%
Apr
Sep
147,775
2.80
2.70
2.95
1,375
2.40
17
17
56c
60c
12%
29,298
41c 45 %c
10,600
60C
45 Vic
7%c
7 ViC
2.90
/.
122
Jan
Feb
15%C
Sep
3.80 Mar
'
,T'
18% July
50c
-
Mar
75c
July
36c
Aug
53c
Jan
6c
Sep
15c
Jan
8c
6,000
2.80
2.90
3,850
2.55
Jun
3.60
1.25
1.30
3,150
1.05
Jun
1.85 May
,
2.45
2<25
2.45
3,500-
"
Feb
17c
32
24% May
4c
Jun
/60
9 Vic
38c
Sep
61c
Mar
4,785
12 %
Sep
17
Mar
19
10
Jan
1,862
15
20
676
16 %
Sep
24
Mar
60
Sep
72
Aug
Sep
Sep
10% July
42 Vi July
>1,732
60
35
7.70
122
37
/37%
62%
7.70
38%
3,325i,i
8%
5 55
v
34%
23c
2.55
33
Apr
5.15 May
26% May
11,590
1,025 V
32%
32%
150
i—1
41%
37% July
2.40
41%
Sep
45%
22c
Sep
45c
6c
Oct
18c
Feb
41,067
10c
Sep
25c
Jan
60c
41%
42
25c
7c
24c
25c
5,500
.«_Z.—1
6c
8c
6,570
Pete——.
__—10c
12c
10c
12C
Leduc
Aug
65c
Sep
20c
4,050
Amalgamated Larder MinesRare Earth
pfd_.
9
Sep
7% May
100-
8%
23c
a*
4%%
Aug
21%
45c
,
Co
30
25%
2.40
Aluminum
Feb
2.80
14
50
Amalgamated
,
25
14
19
Ltd
2.00 Jan
41c
25
i
Aluminium
350
V
Feb
Mar
Mar
Mar
Jan
Mines
Lead
Anacon
Warrants
64c
4,843
6%
6%
6%
1,210
3.00
3.50
400
62c
lc
7i
.—__4—.
■
3.25
20c
J.
Controls
Analogue
—
Feb
1.18
Sep
5%
12% May
Sep
Sep
2.50
7.00 May
24c
-1
15c
15c
11c
Sep
pfd——50
0
Anglo. Rouyn Mines—X——
1
51
'11%
20g
51
51
435
50%
Jan
53
11%
11%
410
10% Aug
,14
20c
20c
7,500
19c
Sep
45c
Mar
1
18c
15 %C
18c
23,971,
13c
Sep
52c
Jan
26c
Anglo
Ansil
J-
Petroleums
Pulp
Huronian
Can
Anglo
Metal
250
6 Vic
—.—5
-*
.__
Oil
Cons
Alminex
Anchor
Fab
/
12c
Algoma Steel
*
Algonquin Bldg Credit common———;*
Allied Roxana Mining—,
"
American
Borne
22
—1
Trunk
Warrants
10c
a4%c
Sep
/
11c
—•
Preferred
12c
Sep
1
1.63
Mar
18%
•
Algom Uranium common
Algoma Central common
25c
v
12
1
—
Jun
56c
1
Aug
May
6 Vic
Ltd
9
1
—
12
5c
11%
trust
29c
21c
1
175
1.25
65c
52c
Ltd
Mar
9%
■
Jan
1
Mines
40
17
Sep
23c
9c
July
Sep
1
Jan
52c
Ltd
45c
33
38,216
Aug
1,650
V
Aug
3,378
' ;
1
Gold
7%c
1.50
Mines
Mines
50c
9%
5.35
22c
36%
11 %c
Shoe_
21c
5 Vic
Ltd—_—l
Mines
Rand
Feb
1,000
5.00
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1
Copper-Man
Voting
1,000
1
Ltd—
Cadillac
Jan
Mar
10,840
1
_
1.85
10c
11
■4
35c
36
1
—
_
Alba Explorations —
Alberta Distillers common
Jun
High
Low
25c
9%
Warrants
27c
23c
10%
Jan
10% Mar
9c
11
75c
Ltd-.
Range Since Jan. 1
/
28c
•
-
Yellowknife
Sep
Sep
47c
25c
—»
34
•V-
High "
36%
'
A
Jan
15c
Oct
9c
•
L'Ungava
Mines
Central
,
6
l
Mines
Shares.
18%
Paper common
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common——.
60c
Sep
46c
__
1
.
Copper Corp
Consol
47c
1
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Chiboug Copper Corp Ltd
Cleveland
2_
Ltd——„1
Explorations
Lake
19%
200
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd—;
Chipman
250
6.55
L__
Quebec
20%
6.55
Ltd
Mines
19%
1
Carbe-c Mines
Cartier
*
Ltd——_._10c
Oils
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
&
Power
Agnico Mines Ltd
Canadian
Range
Last
Feb
50c
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Akaitcho
& Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
STOCKS
1.30 Mar
"52c
1
Calgary
Are
Jan
8c
5c
41
50c
1
Tungsten Mines Ltd
Sep
Shofrn
Jan
50c
°
Ltd_____
10%
50c
1
Ltd
15c
Oct
5c
__
Refining Corp—i
1
Corp______i
Copper
Burnt Hill
Ltd
4,000
Exchange
High
Prices
6.50
35
*
">■—
>
;
—
Mines
Vl7c
39
Beauce Placer Mining_i_j__—-■—_1
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd—.
1
Belle-Chibougamau
17c
5c
1
200
Toronio Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6.60
17c
1
Bay Mining Co
Shares
High
6.50
1
Mines
of Prices
Par
_.
Gold
Bateman
for Week
Range
Sale Price
"*•'
Sales
Mines
Paper
&
,
.1—
—
2,500
15c
,
May
Feb
Feb
8c
8,500
5c
Jan
22c
May
45c
11,000
35c
Oct
92c
Jan
Jan
41
41
75
Jan
45
22c
27c
110,300
13c
Sep
28c
Sep
Warrants
.
- 7c
35c
*-l-»
42c
2c
2c
4,000
2c
July
10c
Apr
Mines
80c
80c
80c
1,600
75c
Sep
1.50 Mar
33
73
46
32%
31%
Sep
42 V4 Mar
Anthes
Area
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Gateway Oils Ltd
Geco
Mines
Giant
Age
-
8c
100
4c
Jan
12c
May
6c
__
7c
4,700
3c
Jan
7c
Oct
1
Yellowknife
Golden
*
Ltd
8c
8c
1
;
Gold
Mines
17 Vi
18
1,700
16%
.1
Ltd
a9.70
a9.70
200
7.35
43c
44c
1,800
4Vic
4,000
31
1,215
Mines Ltd
•
Haitian Copper Mining Corp
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd..
5
44c
1.
4 Vic
4c
"
.
30%
30%
40c
4c
28%
24% Mar
Sep
Jan
9.70
Imperial
common-—-—
./_——
Arcadia Nickel
—1
_/
Argus Corp
—1
*
—-50
50
common
$2.40
preferred
$2.50 preferred
_
80c
10c
Feb
35% Mar
Sep
Asamera Oil
Isb
Uranium
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Lingside
Gold
Mining Ltd
Ltd
82c
Apr
21% July
Atlas
Yellowknife
4,400
9c
Sep
26c
a34c
3,000
33c
Sep
21
2,700
18%
Apr
Sep
Sep
7c
Jan
Aubelle
20c
Apr
Aumacho River Mines
3c
__
3 Vic
9,500
3c
9c
3%c
9c
500
9c
Island
1.23
1,000
1.00
1.97 Mar
Sep
82
82
1.25
2.15
2.15
2.15
5,300
Oct
1.07
1.03
1.10
3,500
99c
Jan
1
:
52,700
9
2.05
24%c
7%c
9
3,630
5%
2.00
2.20
4,800
2.00
24%c 24 %c
560
12c
Corp of Canada
Mining Co Ltd.:
Montgary Explorations Ltd
,
Avillabona
—1
—
——1
Mines
class
Products
Mines
Ltd
500
80
,
."•</
2.15
May
31c
1,000
24c
Sep
55c
Jar
12c
,12c
4,500
10c
Feb
21c
Mar
a80c
a85c
200
80c
1
16c
16c
3,200
13c
l
48c
52c
.
95
Sep
31c
—1
Monpre
Mines
Ltd
1
New
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Jack
Lake
Uranium
52c
32,100
43c
24c
1
Ltd
a5%c
New
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
20c
New
Santiago Mines Ltd_;
50c
New
New
Spring Coulee
Vinray Mines
New
West
Nickel
Nocana
Amulet
Oil & Min Ltd
Ltd———
Mines
Ltd
3,000
14c
6,000
7c
a4c a5 Vi c
13c
24c
13c
..
l
Mines
600
4c
60c
1.72
Sep
30c
Jan
1.24
Sep
Jan
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%
preferred
5%% 2nd preferred
Banff
Apr
Bankeno
Mines
1
:
—10
;—-—10
Montreal
of
3
North American Asbestos Corp.
American Rare Metals Ltd
Apr
Barnat
Oct
12c
Apr
Barymin
Okalta
Oils
Opemiska
Orchan
Copper
Uranium
Sep
9c
Jan
Base Metals Mining
Sep
9c
Jan
Baska
4c
Jun
6%c
Feb
Bata
1.15
Apr
Bathurst
75c
80c
14,198
50c
46c
52c
52c
2,000
52c
11 Vic
52c
12c
3,500
6c
1.34 Mar
Sep
Jan/
Petroleums
Feb
Beattie
Apr
„16c
5,000
8 %c
Sep
15,125
45c
Apr
11c
12c
10,000
9c
1.01
July
a50c
.100
29c
44,500
Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
7.90
Ltd
1
98c
8.30
-
900
1.03
6,500
51c
Paudash
Lake
1.32
Jun
7.05
20c
Pitt
Sep
July
39c
Jan
Bell
July
12% Mar
1.68
Apr
Telephone
Bethlehem
Producers
Bevcon
Bibis
Mines
Yukon
Chibougamau
Cobalt
Jan
Bonville
Gold
Goldfields Ltd
1
Mines
Jan
6%c
Jan
Bordulac
Aug
12c
Feb
Bouzan
L24
Jan
Bowater
1
Smelting
Warrants
&
Refining
—
Feb
Bowater
Oct
Sep
1.05
Sep
5c
_1
Ltd-
*
—
i
Ltd
Mines
May
18c
Sep
lc
Aug
2.30
2.30
Roberval
Gold
Mines
Ltd—
Corp
!
Mining
*
;
;
1,000
1
34,800
3%c
60c
9c
35c
Mar
Mar
4%c ' Sep
Bralorne
1
Mines
5.00
1
Ltd-
9c
a
1
Sullivan
Consolidated
Tache
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Tib
Mines Ltd.
1
Mines Ltd
/ 4.90
/
7c
•/
12/
Preferred
Sep
9c
Mar
-/
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(T
Sep
76c
Oct
British
6,450
3.25
Feb
lie
9,600
Cc
Jan
5.85
16c
Sep
July
9c
500
9c
Sep
17c
Jan
11%
12
2,200
11%
Jun
15%
1.75
1.75
4,400
*1.60 Sep
Columbia
Titan Petroleum
preferred
4%%
preferred
preferred
5%% preferred
5%
Jan
British
Columbia
Forest
2.84 Mar
British
Columbia
11c
Sep
Feb
British
10 %b
Sep
25c
Feb
British
Columbia
10c
July
36c
Feb
Broulan
Corp
1
104,404
30c
Sep
94c
Feb
25c
Brown
Bruc;
Lithium
Vanguard
Mines
Ltd
Reef
Company
Milk
class
4c
Sep
9Vic
Brunsman
Mines
15c
Mar
Brunswick
Mining
12c
Sep
Sep
30c
1,400
i
29c
Mar
Buffadison
Feb'
Pyritc-
&
West
Canadian
Copper Corp Ltd
Products Ltd
Oil
Gas
Ltd
Westville Mines Ltd
For
footnotes
see
page
44.
1.2b
'*1.30
1.30
1
&
al7c
1
5c
5c
5,000
17c
Oct
34c
Mar
32,600
al7c
1
.
3c
Jan
7c
Aug
1.30
2.000
1.30
5c
3.500
5c
•
Oct
Sep
Bunker
55 Vi
2,330
50%
Sep
1,713
65%
Jan
Jan
84 Vi
Aug
Oct
4.85
Aug
Sep
1.94
55c
57*
3,210
55c
Sep
80c
76c
92c
47,475
60c
Mar
~
13c
*
—1
-*
Feb
82c
Apr
1.02 Aug
13c 13 %c
4,000
13c
Sep
26c
Jan
12 %c 13 Vic
13,100
10c
May
13,875
5c
Sep
Sep
25c
6c
5%c
44
44
190
16c
>
18c
16,745
8
8%
690
41
9Vic
Jun
Sep
52
9C
Sep
36c
8%
6%
Jan
13 »/i May
Sep
Sep
25c
40%
15c
500
15c
73c
78c
7,000
70c
1.67
1.67
200
40%
41%
8,101
39%
95c
15c
75c
1.67
1.05
7,000
81c
Sep
19c
35,042
13c
Sep
15c
Feb
Mar
16c
1.96
Apr
Apr
44%
Feb
10c ll%c
22,200
9c
70c
11,000
51c
16c
22,600
12c
15 %0 16 Vic
26c
Oct
3,000
2c
3c
39,400
5c
5c
6 Vic
17,000
5c
50c
50c
52 c
8,400
45c
8
4,432
5.90
4.45
7%
8%
39%
39%
40
45
46
295
7c
8%c
12,500
Jan
Jan
2c
1.08
24c
Aug
Mar
10c
2c
May
87 %c Mar
Jun
14c
2.05 May
Jun
65c
10%c
Jun
Jan
1.32
Jan
1.53
16c
30c
Jan
79c
Sep
Feb
10c
Sep
Mar
8%
Jan
6
Apr
8Vic
Oct
39%
Oct
47
Aug
45
Oct
50%
Feb
15%c Mar
Sep
7c
2.28
Jan
Bi'rrard
&
—
9,282
20
335
19
Sep
25
Jan
45
45
100
45
Sep
48
May
37
Mar
1.91
32
1.90
1.95
1,600
1.99
68%
_.^39^
82
44
47%
2.05
2,250
32
33%
11,165
1.90
31%
7%
Oct
50
Apr
Jan
3.30 Mar
Sep
Sep
44Vi
Feb
70
165
68%
Oct
78
39
39%
115
38
Sep
48
Aug
82
83
75
82
Sep
91
May
44
45%
205
68%
44
May
Oct
52 % July
47%
47%
195
47%
Oct
52 Vi
13
13
13%
3,235
12 %
Feb
18
Feb
14
14
14
50
13%
Sep
18
May
33%
33%;
36%
8,705
33%
Sep
40%
40%
40%
40%
530
39%
Sep
47% May
47c
50c
12,650
46c
Sep
60c
Jun
11%
11%
14%
Jan
Aug
Oct
100
11%
Oct
11
11
219
8(4
Jan
14
2C
2c
3c
14,700
2c
Oct
8Vic Mar
2%c
2c
2Vic
18,125
2c
Sep^
2.30
2.30
2.40
1,050
11 %c
11 %C
13c
58,500
1.32
1.45
2,154
32%
31%
2.25
10c
1.30
29%
Feb
Aug
39c
2.55 May
39
Sep
32%
407
7%c
1,100
19
235
16%
Jan
—*
11%
11%
11%
668
11%
Sep
*
,6%
6%
6%
210
6
Jun
Jan
Jan
18%
7c
3.70
Sep
7 Vic
*
—9e
Sep
19
*
Do«k class A
4.45
•
•-*.
—
—
Dry
5,378
4.60
1.45
Extension
_—
Feb
6.15
20
—
Burns
Feb
a—
8.40
5.75 Aug
5.85
.4.45
——1
;_———a—'*
1
—-1
Smelting
_1
1
Products
Hill
Burlington
12c
Gold
Ankerite
Building
Weedon
A
Mines
2,300
L'.
._i.
Buffalo"
Wendell Mineral
Telephone
Mines
2,000
,
Explorations Ltd
54%
July
62% July
26c
Aug
*
25
1
class
Columbia Power
1,000
9,800
Virginia Mining Corp
16c
B____*
Products
Packers
Brunhurst
Valor
2,000
1.24
100
—50
100
50
-50
preferred
•
12,500
17c
2.00
Sep
3.00
*
—.—
Oil
Electric—
1
1
16 %C
1.00
200
72
1-31
1
'
common
Ltd
Ltd
Exploration
2,445
0
—
American
British
5.40
9c
Feb
1.14
41,833
*
Bridge Tank common
4%
Dufault
Feb
1.01
50
Pioneer
Brazilian Traction common.
4%%
South
Jan
25 Va
24
Jan
7%c Mar
Bright
Crest
10"%
Oct
Sep
•
Jan
Britalta Petroleum
Red
19
1
50
50
—1
Corp 5% preferred
preferred
i
Oct
3 %c, Oct
—
16%
160
Oct
6.50
145
--
1
Paper
3.30
23c
5,550
6.75
17%
19%
1
Mines
4o
2.30
6.50
17%
1
•
5c
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
._1
Quebec
Jan
19%
1
Apr
64c
Exploration
&
8c
1.34
1
Boymar Gold Mines
Quebec
Oct
—1
70c
Jun
61c
102
16 %c
55
—-1
Mines-
Sep
Ltd-!
6.55
17%
19%
50c
1
:—————.
i
—
Mines
Uranium
5%%
Quebec
2c
July
4.00
25
—
Cooper Corp
25c
Mining Co Ltd
1
Prime Mines Ltd——
1
Island
(Chib) Mines Ltd——1
Gas
10
75%
Corp
—1
Quebec
Mines————a.—1
31c
Gold
Portage
72,750
3.15 July
Feb
72
Mining
Belleterre
2
,
Porcupine
Provo
2 Vic
Feb
Sep
6
2.50
1.25
*
Mines:
Lodge
Jan
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Black Bay Uranium
I
Corp
A_
^
Ltd——1
Uranium Mines
Mining
100
2c
1.95 May
Sep
13Vic
45c
Paper class
Duquesne
Bicroft
Pennbec
1,643
7 Vi
16c
Feb
9c
a50c
&
Beatty Bros
1.50
26 Vic
Power
28c
Oct
9c
11c
Mines—
Uranium
Jan
1.35
„
1.50
_1
—I
Mines
Aug
2.80
21 Vic Aug
Sep
5c
*
5c
3Vic
78c
—_—_90c
—•*—
10c
8,900
*
——•
*
Basco Oil & Gas_
2,200
5,000
1,000
_l
Ltd—
14,500
8c
—1
Exploration Ltd
Belcher
Ltd
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
10c
3.00
1
50,500
Beaver
(1945)
Feb
Oct
2c
7%
-a——*
Mines
4c
6c
1
36 %c
68c
5c
__1
Jan
Traction
Barcelona
5 Vic
6c
1
North
Mar
Vic
1
.1
35c
16 Vic May
1
25
25
50c
Oil
Apr
5c
5c
*
1
j
Mining & Smelting Corp__.
Mines Ltd
——i
Obalski
Jan
Feb
8c
i
2.70
1
—
Bank of Nova Scotia
Creek
15c
23c
14,500
"
Bank
Nama
Oct
Sep
5,000
3C
10c
2.80
Sep
29 Vi Mar
Aug
6 Vic
-*
A
Oct
2.50
Oct
7Vic
12c
2c
10c
Feb
9
Jan
10c
500
7Vic
11c
2VaC
2.09
Sep
24
7%c
—1
Mines
Gold
Fabric
Auto
Mines
Mines
95c
..
1
Molybdenite
Apr
1,000
1.12
1.85 Mar
Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
_19c
8%c Sep
8%c
3.10 Mar
5
—5
Medallion Petroleums Ltd-—
Merrill
1.20
1
Feb
8
Mines
Gold
Aunor
Mining Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Mar
48
—1
-
Atlin-Ruffner
Aumaque
Maritime.1?
93
May
1
9%c
20%
*
Jan
45
99c
*
a33c
1
Corp
Steels
21
1
Copper Mining Co Ltd
of Canada Ltd
Lithium
Feb
Atlas
11c
1
——
Ltd
Mines
69
75
8%c
Acceptance
9%c
1
455
46
1.07
—40c
—
common—___—*
Atlantic Coast Copper
*
Ceramic
2,769
73
46
*
Mines
Gold
Arjon
Atlantic
International
33%
72%
Jan
Jan
86
/
Oct
Sep
T
11c
May
Sep
24
Jan
Feb
July
_
14% Mar
8
Jan
41
42
The Commercial and Financial
(1558)
I
Chronicle
Monday, October 12, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCKS
vH»le
Calaita
—.
Calgary & Edmonton _—'—^
Canary Power common-,.—-——
Calvem
14 %c
46c
Sep
Oct
42c
7,925
Feb
Corby Distillery class
Coulee Lead Zinc
2,545
19%
Sep
35
Jan
Couriior
91 Vn
96
100
Apr
78%
1,080
Jan
1,000
4Gc
5,150
1
6.40
G.25
6.60
13,005
12
12%
1,450
10
28'I
27%
28%
1,745
27
315
Sep
Mar
12% May
Crestaurum
37
Crcstbrook
27
2G7;t
26
10
28%
2 7 ? it
29
490
27
55
57
555
54
Sep
*
1.21
1.21
1.34
4,770
28%
35c
39c
1.21
900
39c
30c
120
Sep
4G Vii
49%-
45
47%
Mtge
10
Safeway Ltd preferred-——100
59%
59
59 ?.
340
86
86
86
GO
Southern
—1
3. GO
3.50
3.80
2,050
Steamship Lines common---*
42
42
.42
244
39% Feb
12%
12
12%.
549
11% Jan
Gc
G %c
A
^
——
Canada Permanent
"•Canada
Canada
Preferred
Petroleum
Canadian
Bank
Minerals
1
common
Preferred-———/
A
warrants
*;'•
B
warrants
Apr
Sep
Sep
70
Aug
Daragon Mines
92
Aug
Decoursey
2.85 Mar
7,113
6c
5.00 May
49
Jun
12% Mar
13c
Sep
4,345
52
3,360
33%
5>>
34%
35%
36%
3G
3G
15%
15%
15%
2,069
7.50
G.90
7.85
;,005
Daering
6 GO
7.00
690
3.45 Mar
'
Canadian
Chemical
13%
Deer
20'..
895
13%
Jan
17%
50
18%
Jan
7%
7%
2,03 i
6%
Sep
Sep
1 10
t'%
6%
iOc
7 lie
2.40
2.40
2/5
4,115
3.70
3,10)
18
•1,102
27o.
3.350
1
Canadian
Devonian
•
3.40
3.40
Dredge & DocA
•
18
17%
Canadian
Dyno
1
Petroleum
Mines
Gas
Oil
&
Morse
Products
27c
2 20
2.22
16%
4.55
2,245
•68c
2.40
Gold
6,360
2.29
2.05
32
75
25
100
7
Jan
6.05
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.90
Feb
8%
Jun
35
9%
'
i
——
H
U "*
I
33c
1.00
UGc
23c
Jun
6,525
70c
Sep
34o-
8.95
9.76
8,013
4.80 •"
4.911-
1,020
10%
9%
10%
1,735
15%
u—-
8.80'
4.80
—1
Oil
Warrants
11,9215
t;rj7
"32C
10c
15%
16%
2,710
8.80
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Canadian Industries common
j
.
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
North
9
!
Inca
Sep
9
1,142
Aug
Jan
14%
Jan
8.50
Sep
14
Feb
Oct
40c
7c
7c
33c
36c
4,600
32 %c
Sep
1.12 Mar
25%
3,985
24%
Sep
30 % May
14,910
7c
Canadian Oil
Cos
HZ*
common
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Railway
—25
25*'
n
25%
25%
257/u
—10
—.
preferred
Canadian Salt
25 %
12%
12%
12%
539
40
41
80
e
.
24%
31% Mar
Sep
11% Mar
30
15% May
Jan
45
/'.Canadian Thorium Corp
''
Vickers
—
^Canadian -Westinghouse
•
—
Can
Exploration
Erin Mines
Can
Met
V
Feb
33c
Central
'■
Del
1
;
Central
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
Chateau
/Cochenour
Farm
Cody Rcco
'-.Coin Lake
1.07
Sep
Jan
6c
Sep
55c
Jan
8c
Sep
15c
Jan
1,050
1,495
5.50
125
73c
Feb'
1.75
9.40 May
4.75 Mar
Apr
12 % Mar
5.60
Aug
4,100
Oct
3.10 5an
5.00
Oct
9.20
Jan
1.45
1.35
1.48
13,350
1.05
Jan
2.30
Aug
May
10%c
76c
10c
11c
14,500
1.10
1.15
3,400
1.02
2*4
Sep
24
24
205
19 %
Jan
5c
5c
2,000
4%c Sep
8%c Mar
38c
35c
39c
66,100
19c
Jan
53c
Apr
53c
51c
59c
19,856
43c
Sep
92c
lGc 19 %c
7,500
16c
Sep
78c
78c
3,000
72c
Jun
59c
58c
60c
13,600
50c
Jun
2.GO
1
f
2.75
200
2.30 Aug
2.80 Sep
12% Jan
1
Smelting-
1
.
10c
25c
Sep
1.90
1.65
89c
Combined
...
■•..Combined
Enterprises
Conduits
•
Tar
"offered"
./Con
Consolidated
20c
14,350
15c
Jun
25c
Mar
10c
10c
11,500
9c
July
19c
Apr
47 c
47c
74c
Jan
90c
--2
30%
Allenbee
Oil
32
Consolidated
Beta
11c
9,400
8c
Sep
21c
13c
14c
4,000
10c
Sep
2c
2c
2%c
22,000
4.15
Callinan
v--2c
4,031
200
12 %
13
675
161%
Consolidated
Marcus
41%
Jan
51% July
5
97-
Jun
101% Jan
——•
7%
7%
8
485
42
42%
105
16
16%
563
Consolidated Mic
Mac
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Class
A
Consolidated
Economc
Eddy
yConwest
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&
Mines
Mining
Sol
10%
1.340
8c
8%c
5,000
■^%e
3,200
16c
Sep
46c
Mar
3,300
6Vac
Sep
16c.
Jan
85c
Sep
2.00 May
Fittings
1.35
1.62
Trust—_10
39
40
100
37%
Jan
40%-Mar
55%
Ford
53%
56
53%
56
150 -
1.24
1.20
1.30
16,650 "
24c
25c
7,500
9c
13,328
9c
*
__1
23 c
__——
—1
9c
26
26%
22
21%
22
17'%
16 Vo
•
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66c
60 c
Co
20.200:
5,140.: ///.Vac
3.85
11c
52c
15.880
41
27%
6
6
70c
100 '
6
72c
74c
79%
200
39
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Mines
i~20c
Ltd—
Q
•
Jan
50 '
166
13
13 V*
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Aug
l.GO Apr
V
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180/
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1,040-
6c
Jun,
23-
108.% Jan
12 Va Sep
171'
165
'
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65C.
Feb
5t
5% May.
1IV
1,140
*
■
Feb
L12..Jan
Sep
Sep
/
-
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.
2,100 / V
79%
76%
■
13%
Jan
8.25
lOV'ic-Feb
■
•
,•
_
35c-
Oct
34c
444"'
27 Va
:
•
1.12 Mar
Sep
40
Jaa:
19:%-May,
Sep-
3,100
12c
July
July
25',A May
Oct-;
60c
.
32Mar
243,a-May.
20% Hep
15% Sep,
2.350
47c
mis
A
15c.
'20c
Jun
3c
41
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class
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4.20
12c
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Feb
14c
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4.00
1
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Foundation
50c
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930
70c
1
_
2,13 Jun
4.00
le
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A
v
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4,463 I
17%
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72
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*
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73
11 %c. Oct
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2,500
83,240:
11c
26%
v
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9c
-
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Sep
•
53Va
8c
250
11%
11%
23c24%c
2A& Sep
Jan..
20%c
8c
1
-
2.10 Aug
.
.
Jan
80c
1
1-.—
Sep
Oct'
53/
54%
*
common__
Motor
of
412
1.4(1
,
1
Ltd
Fleet .Manufacturing
Ford
M(jiy
2.65 Mar.
lVi Jan'
——
Ltd
Jan-
2.15
Sep
15% Mar
3.68
1.50
20
class
16c
July
.
1.27
/
150
Ltd
Preferred
,7c
2,000 ~4,000
7c
7c
1.30
1,55
1,349
Fatima. Mining
Fraser
Companies
French
/
Petroleum
Frobisher
Ltd
III10
preferred—
1.95
II100
1
Sep>Jun
;1>' ' Mar
Gatineau
5Vg%
Power
37
common—
Mines
Ltd
1
—
17%
•
Bakeries
aC-
Feb
1
44
42%
44
Feb
General Motors
.1%
52%
52%
54%.
1.10
1.20
1.10
1.15
11c
12c
1,500
1.09
1.09
300
Petroleum
Drilling
corn- .50o
A
Genex
-50o
Mines
Ltd
lie
1
Sep
15
Sep
50c
2.00 Mar
10%
4.00
14
Jan
July
Geo
Scientific
Giant Mascot
•
Prosp
-
Giant
Jan
Glacier
Mining
May
Sep
Goklale
Mines
Yellowknife
nr.i
I
Mine
Apr
-
Gold
Mines
5%c
1,500
5c
Sep
10c
Feb
Grandroy. Mines
8%
9%
900
8
Sep
10%
Jun
Granduc
7c
8c
5,166
1
Gordon Mackay class A_.
5%c
30c
157
Jan
165
15c
6%C Sep
7%c Sep
8c
8%c
1,500
9c
9%c
2,400
9c
5c
500
5c
13%
30,366
11
19c
11%
63c
1.16
41,600
63c
Oct
3.95
3.95
4.05
37,950
3.55
Sep
Mar
Feb
lGVa July
4.20
Apr
4.10 May
Gold
Eagle
Goldfields
Tire
9c
11c
Power
9,400
180
60
6 Va
6%
6%
700 '
15c
17c
7,000
1.08
1.15
2,250
39
37%
39
275
27%
27%
27%
2.75
600
30c
3,100
24c
1.05
—1
Sep
Sep
68c
GOc
68c
16,329
46c
Sep
3.15
2.50
Feb
4.50
Jan
64c
Apr
1.15 May
2.95
2.95
3,100
2.50
Sep
5.25
Feb
17%
17%
18
5,813
17%
Sep
22%
Feb
1.44
1.35
1.48
1,940
1.34
Sep
26c
30c
12,000
18c
Jan
87c
89c
3,625
63c
Feb
4,234
15 Vac
Sep
July
1
5c
I0%c
5c
43c
5c
3,550
10 %c 11 %c
5c
—1
19c
5c
36c
2,500
1
8c
8c
.^_1
9c
8%c
500
•
5c
-
3,500
7c
9c
23,200
6c
45c
3.40
3.30
3.45
5,465
42%
41%
42%
2,936
.100
101
100
101
263
,•4.20
Publishing—
•
"•
-46c
4.00
4.20
7»7
-
7%
37,400
41c
3.30
34
100
B
3.50
Feb
.
25c
25c
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West
15c
14c
,1.77
*: i/7o
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'
15c
,
1.80
.
7,400
•
40,750
»
4,500
21c
-
8c
1.60
Sep
Sep
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Feb
Jun
?%• May
Jun
38c
July
Mar
.
2.25 Mar
1.00 Sep
35'AM ay
45 % Aug
Great
23 V2
125-
22%. Apr
8.25
15
6
6%
425
2.65
2.75
40
40
75
2.65
2.75
2,175
12%
11%
13%
2,115
10%
Sep
21% Jan
5
5
5%
5
Oct
8% May
4.30
2,180
530
(j%
7
400
G%
Sep
(F
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11%
12
761
9Va
Feb
14
11 %
11
11%
1,151
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Jan
Aug
13% Aug
3.90 Apr
6.15 Aug
common
—
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class
A—--.
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West
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Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
1956 warrants
.
5
2.30
Mines
5.50
6.50
240
4.25
1,100
3%C
3%c
5,500
11
11%
815
26
26%
650
7%'C
1,797
: -:5c
7c
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26
———
;
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Sep
Warrants
Lake
5,000
12
13%
22,128
9%
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2.50
14,100
—1.25
5c
"6c
4,500
'
Gold
106
74c
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,18
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7i§0
Feb.
Jan
Jan
IOV2C Apr
Sep
Jun
Jan
Jun
5.25 Aug
8
May
15C
13c
Sep,
5c
T
1.10 Mar
5.85
28 Va
Jan
7c
Jun
Mar
13% Mar
«Sep
2.18
—_
5.00
20c
Sep
10% Sep
26
Jun
8.00 Aug
Apr
3c
12%
Gunnar Mines
Gwillim
4.50
4.00 Aug
7c
7c
Mines
Jan
5.50 Feb
Jun
260
Feb
3;30
Jan
7%c
11%
41%
Jun
4.00
Jan
3.35 Jan
Sep
Mar
38
4.10
3%c
26
10 Va Aug
6% Jan
May
2.00
765
•
Apr
5.25
•
—
Gulf
Jan
7.25
6.25
:
1958 warrants
Greening Wire __^
Greyhawk Uranium
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
30% July
175
23%
8.25
2.75
Gas
Coal
Feb
47% July
:
Jan
4.30
Great
Mar
25c
Jun
6%
Feb
13 %c Mar
Sep
238
23 Va
—25
warrants
7c
Oct
46 %c
•
6%
—
preferred
20c
Oct
3,050
Mar
1.24 July
Jan
100
•
Jun
8c
Sep
1
July
36c
Sep
IIIo
41c
1.20
Oct
8C
-
44c
4%c Jun
10 %e
Jun
•40c
Set>
12c
Oct
Feb
25c-
May
f
6
'
2.55 Mar
24 %c Jun
32,800
120
Aug
8.25
•
common
-
Great Northern
51c
—
—
Warrants
44,350
2.G0
8c
24c
•'
9.75
59a
,
2.75
Lakes
Preferred
64c
26 %c
32c
.
Sep
Sep
60,000
29c
179%
—
1.55. Mar
July
16c
27 %c
•
20c
6.25 Mar
28C
!
10c
1
Great
59c
30c
1,000
'
Jun
Mar
1.40 Aug
Mar
.
Jan
*9c
2,200.
15c
Paper
Clc
;:.16e
Sep
Sep
Sep
95c"
180
Mines
Class
-■■■■
1.00
27 %c
common-
'
56% July
1.50 Aug
1.00 July
3,800
18c
30
0334'Jan
9,292
31c
10%
,
Sep
10%c
1
^
(Canada)
Great Lakes
$2.80
1
9.75
30c
24% Mar
^
43% Mar
1
Gold—
Uranium
Goodyear
Warrants
5c"
-
42
*
Jan
Sep
Jun
Aug
8c
Aug
11%
20c
Oct
5c
Apr
July
20c
9.30
18c
1
1—
35c
38c
Sep
Jan
,14% Sep, i
275
20c
9.50
1
%
Sep
1
7*-:
-
408
Feb
-
1,552
10
Jun
46 3A May
-108% Mar.
Sep
90,t :Sep,;.
260
25c
2.75
85
Jan
157a
300-'
7%
,
Jan
20c
II-l
1,140
28,587
3,500
87c
18%
17%
22%
23c
x
30
20
5.25 Aug
Mar-
9.00 Jan/
Sep
..
33%
1,390 /
22
20c
1
37
[III
Aug
Apr
1
-
7%
«•__
—
Mar
8c
36
75
.
35:
Sep-
5.35 July
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50,
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General Dynamics
75c
7c
10,775
82
103 104%.
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preferred
44c
•
2.00
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Feb
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20 %c
145
320
„
•
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27
1.90
,
6.00
82
,
27
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Jan
Apr
1.65
common
Federal Grain
Mar
44.
May
1.69
A
—
36c
page
Mar
15c
17%
—
Warrants
63c
Coppercorp Ltd
'} Copper-Man Mines
—
'.•Copper Rand Chiboug——
12
Oct
1.46
Fargo Oils Ltd
Mining
47c
—II!
Jan
8c
17 Va
Farwest
Jan
Exploration
9-%
20
Players- Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy—A
Faraday Uranium Minds
Jun
Ltd.
2034
54,962
•
50c
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Sep
Mines
Aug
18
8c
18c
1.35
1
50c
pfd
Sep
•
Feb
»/July
.1.50, Aug
3,150
200 "," / 1.40 Sep
Falconbridge Nickel
19c
Mines
20
Jan
1.11
1.57
27c
2
Jan
92%
"Sep
1.03
—l
Eureka Corp
22c
,
Jan
Mar
-
7%c
17 %c
1
1
Ltd
Emco
28c
Poplar-
see
10%
Developments
El
3,370
Oils
Far footnoteg
10%,..
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1
Machine
Eldrich
32,100
1
Clarh
5
:
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50,000
..Consolidated Sudbury Basin
/Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas Co common
Class A
18%
———-
Paper .class
34c
:
v..
18%
;
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Elder
31c
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18%
1.0G
Investment
36c
Mines
Nicholson Mines-,
Red
common—*
14 Va
————
27c
^Consolidated Perslicourt Mine-,..
-
59
5,596
Mines
Washing
Easy
28c
Negus
Peak
3,2G0
Eastwood Oil common——^
28c
Explor
Northland
62
16%
Ltd
43c
1
./Consolidated
GO
_1
64
•
48
16%
•
1,000
•
Oct
Sep
16%
East Amplii .Gold
30c
Ltd
12
42
14 Vo
61%-
East Malar tic
•East Sullivan
28 %c
Oils
Sep
7
1G
common
8,200
Mogul
Sep
.*
Chemical
40c
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated Mosher
50
6.50
.—•
common
49 c
Consolidated
"
pfd
162
Consolidated
Mar
225
Co
33%c
Ltd-
3.
3,837
Minerals
1
Gold
15%May
lO-.
July
97
Inv
Si
&
1
Mines
Sep
7.00
Petroleum
„7
Gold
Jan
24 V
10
48%.
Copper
Class
Howey
Marbenor
13 Va
Apr
1.022
11.
20
97
Oils
Great
Consolidated
10%
2,790
«
7.00
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l
Consolidated
11
35'/4 July
21 % May;
Apr
8.90 Juri
'2,500
22 7
.
-1.02 Feb
15%
3,725
10%
•
Jan
46%
& Coal
Textile
;
Consolidated Halliwell
19%
9.40
22%
Sep
Sep
-r
—23.50
Mines
Arrow
18%.
9:40
8c
Sep
I
Oil
Golden
4,868
22%
97
46c
75c
Consolidated Fcnimore
80c
48
40c
;
Consolidated Dragon
[ '
585
29c
3.50
1
'■ Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
11%
3,790
1
Cadillac
46c
19c
Oct
•
Dcnison Mines
|.„
11%
4.75
2.40
1
1
■
11%
_•
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Central
Consolidated
Warrants
-
•
Gamma
?
Jan
7.00
161%
_,
Bakeries
500
8,410
97c
31
Mar
-
& Steel common—•
Mines
Dynamic
'
96c
General
8%c
2Gc
•
Consolidated
|
18c
common———
•
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines
Consolidated
;
20c
•
Duvan
General
9c
2.40
—
Key Mines
!'Consolidated
'-
34c
—1
2.50
/
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-JConiaurum Mines
[
74c
Sep
Preferred
Jan
361
29c
National
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•
Sep
Stores
Dominion
Donalda
Mar
July
11c
Magnesium
Dominion
40c
15c.
100
Dominion
4.10
7,460
•
.
Petroleum
Jan
23c-
—
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16% Mar
3.35
15%
i
Metals
*
May
,
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8,187
18%
Scottish
Gceo
15
•
^Commonwealth
Jan
19c18c
V/
Sep
8,050
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Class
1
58 •'*
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Sep
■6c
48,500
1—2.50,
Dominion
Jun
3.15
1
Mines
Va Jun
9VaC
—
19c
Seagrams
Dominion
General
-"".Colomac Yellowknife
Columbia Cellulose
11,500
15c
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3.15
4.25
Mines
48
—•
9,000
8c
27%c Mar
15
1
Jan
28% Aug
3.20
—
'1
Mar
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1
-75c
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30c
3,250
3,500
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13,025
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rCockshutt
6c
10c
80c
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*
20,633
38c
85c
III
Mines
Apr
5.50
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Gold
Feb
2.45
5.50
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Chiilio
26c
Jan
7Gc
1
«
Sep
Sep
5.00
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Chib Kayrand Cop Min
Chibougamau Mining &
Feb
5.10
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40
Jan
•
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—
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3.00
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.
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Apr
35c
10T7
•
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Jan
11c
85c
III
_
x
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_
July
24
7,032
10%
10%
Rio
Central Pat
200
76,837
6c
Ltd
1.60
Jan
Sep
53
9c
£ Castle Trethewcy
Cayzor Atliabaska
V-
10c
34c
9%c Jan
Sep
25
32c
—
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14%
ll'c ll%c
1.46
—
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120
42
1.31
1.44
Explorations
Gold
Cassiar
9,794
-
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r.;Cariboo
1.90
42
i
Captain Mines Ltd—I
■t
60
330
—
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i
170
15%
1.G2
1
5e
1,950
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167
15'/H
15%
—
Canadian Western Oil
v
"
5c
1
Canadian Tire Corp common
J
May
17c
—1
Explorers Alliance
//Canadian
-100
v
'
10c
——_25c
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Feb
1
—•
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13o
14c
Dome Mines
Jan
12% July
20% Feb
~
Canadian Northwest
?
-
Jan
May
1.85-Jon~
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15% Jan
325
9
62c
Oct
4.35
.
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20c
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Canadian High Crest
Canadian Homestead
t
July
75c
Apr
30
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;
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Electrohome
25%
Sep
Sep
Sep
Feb
30c
Mines—
Palmer
Devon
Dominion
July
6.05
3.20 Sep
17
25c
7c
>
32 Vac
Bridge
85e
Oct
;
14 %C
Delnite Mines
Dominion
1.69 Aug
9 % July
Jan
1
1
,L
Mines-
Dome
24%- July
9% Aug
Jan
8%
32
*
com-
class
90c
1.175
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Food
,6(;("
1.00
6%
-
Fairbanks
2(
1.10
Jan
Jan
32c
Jan
23c
Jan
——1
-
Min-_
Distillers
16% May
24'% July
Jan
17%
3
—_
10c
1
—
Brewis
Horn
Deldona
8.70 July
Sep
20:;»
—
Wright
Canadian Export
13
7%
Preferred
Canadian
730
20%
common
Canadian
.
17%
.—25
—
Pete
Collieries
Canadian Curtis
12 %
;
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian
13%
—
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7c
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10
4.1,0 Apr
——
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52%'
52%.
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May
17% July
Apr
35 %
common
preferred
9c
2.60
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1,000
-
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12c
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1.75
5.15
•-
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£00
11c
25c
9c
1
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11c
a.
T——
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Canadian Celanese
26,110
Illllli
42 %
Sep
Sep
11
60%
:25
class-
2.14
25c.
—
66% July
42% Jun
Sep
59%
—,
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17% May
1.90
/. -1.30 Mar--;
57c/ Sep
% 2.65 Sep
1,170
Jan
Jan
<! VCanadian
1,900
19
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—!
—
57
86
62c
3.00
*
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,
Feb
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55
55%
700
62c
2.90
•
■
Feb
Apr
18%
warrants—.
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Oct
GO
common-*
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Sep,
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--
i-
.
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Sep-/ ':/ 21%
58c
*,
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31c
2,000
2.14
Pershing
Oct
*
—
—
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440-
24,000
39c
19
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45
7.00
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Canadian British Aluminium
Crowpat
46%
1,025'
20
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Crown
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•■■w.
43c
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3.00
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——
limber
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'
—-—-,—-12.50
—.
Canadian Astoria
Croinor
Feb
1.05
Oct
Jun
2.35
•■■<•
Jan
76%
Sep
57
Mar
10%'C
(R L) Ltd—
Oil of Canada warrants.
37%
Feb
——
Grain
43c
1
—
•
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Cralgmont Mines
Cree
27
-
class
Feb
Apr
10% Mar
5.70
II—1
—
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v
High
18%. 18%
18%.
A——.
Mining
74c
45
Packers
Class B
Jun
Oct
45c
*
Canada
Canada
4.00
Sep
1
—
____
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3.00 Aug
3.50
45c
—<—*
.
1.27
Shares,
'
Cowichan
•
3.50
common
Warrants
6.475,
52c
20%
96
—*
——
Canada Oil Lands
•
15c
for Week
Low
Par
High
48c
46c
;Canada Iran Foundries common
•
Low
Sales*,
Range
of Trices
-
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
19%
*
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Malting
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High
17c
Week's
Friday
,<•
—
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9
15c
——-1
—.
Campbell Chiboueaniau
Campbell Red Lake————
t':; Preferred
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Shares
.
——20
Oil
Consolidated
Calvert Gas & Oils—,
ENDED
20%
1
—25c
Mines
Petreleum
Low
Par
^
Cadamct
of Pricks
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WEEK
for Week
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Last
,
FOR
Sales
Week't
Friday
Feb
Mar
16 Vac Mar
2.50 Mar
"
Hahn
Brass
2nd
Hallnor
f
common
preferred
Harding Carpets
-
Harrison
Minerals
1
12
•
*
2.40
900
2.00
12
12%
1,0$.
V.11%
Sep
1Q3
■
■'
14
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3 '
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14
14
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22,600
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20/ •; 103
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;
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1Q3.
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360
320
20
8%.
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'
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>15if
20
8%
2.30
20
—*
10
/
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Hardee Farms
-1st
common
preferred
July
19V4 Mar
%io>%'July/
;
18;
Aug
14c-
Jan.''
25c», Jan/
I
Volume
190
5889
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
43
(1559)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCK S
Range
Last
Sate Price
Par
■Hasrvga
Gold
Mines
Low
Headway Red Lake__L_——_
—1
Heath Gold Mines
&
1
Co
Paper
4,000
17c
Oct
25c
Feb
Mayburn
6,000
8V2C
Jan
24c
Apr
Mayfair
41c
13,850
28c
Sep
58c
Jan
5 VaC
16,000
5c
Sep
11c
Apr
Mclntyre
10
Apr
McKenzie
Red
Jan
McMarmac Red
Hi Tower
;
2c
2!bc
1.65
1.05
1.05
48
■48
9
9
-31
Home Oil Co Ltd—
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36c
37c
2.15
2.25
6,833
13c
13c
2,000
Feb
10
1
1.08
1.05
1.13
15,700
Sep
35!2 Mar
1
8%C
8!aC
9c
1,100
8c
«
15! 8
15
15%
894
Meta
Uranium
Light &
4,154
Oct
21
Jan
Midcon
10%
Oct
20%
Jan
50
38!a
Sep
46!i July
40%
403b
Sep
44
40!e
11%
25
4.00
4.25
1,075
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51!a
1,220
13%
0,245
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220
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12%
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Apr
5.25 Mar
Jun
4.00
47%
City
Milliken
Mindamar
Oct
21!b
Jan
56
Jan
Aug
80
12!4
19!4 Jan
20Vi
71'2 Aug
92
Jan
46 Va
Jan
14!b
Feb
9-
20
.
20
20
125
205
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
i preferred
;
—4.86%
34! a
36%
7,952
33
12%
12%
2,145
12
5 Vh
5%
400
5
Indian Lake Gold
1
2%c
2 Vac
3c
21,200
2c
Sep
Sep
Sep
Aug
•
35
35
36 %
Sep
84
84
85
2,625
i'A'-; 75
32!4
100
50
50
42 ■%
-50
.
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Accept Coed Ltd common
i_
!_
75
U2c
20 Vac
22c
Inland
■»
Noma
Feb
National
Apr
49 Va
Jan
53!
11
Jim
16% July
50
50
75
13%
2,945
4.75
2,179
4!4
Sep
20%
941
17!4
Jan
-
-
-
4.50
4.70
4.90
4,505
1.70
700
39c
40c
!
a
24
24
100
90
88 %
90
Lie
-
10
5c
10
*
-
83
26,200
National
National
Apr
National
Feb
Nealon
Apr
Nesbitt
Labme
Aug
New
101
Steel
1.00
1.00
240
r55
5,034
4.85
5%
825
Jan
Jan
28%
205
39Vb
Sep
Sep
42
Sep
July
46'% July
48c
38c
Sep
15c
July
40
(>8c
55c
A
45
-45
45
26 Va
Jan
50
25c
32
33! 4
1.218
21%
Jan
1
1.70
1.90
17.G50
1.57
Sep
25c
_
Mines.j
i
■Iron Bay Mines;
Iroquois rGlass
preferred——.
Iso
.__
2.28
33c
1
-
2.55
14%
1
10
Uranium
14!4
150
-32c
35c
10,000
0,825
New
Athona
Calumet
Aug"
New
Feb
New
3>15
Delhi
Mining:
i
Jacobus
•
J a ye
Exploration
Gold
i
39% Aug
New
Goldvue
4.35 Mar
New
Mar
•
14%
Feb
18%
Apr
i
875
14%
Feb
18%
Apr
G!bc
500
6c
Sep
14c
26!
a
200
26! b
Apr
28
4.25
300
26 !b
*
>
3.05 '3.15
-
15
New
Jason
52
29c
5,750
New
Kelore
Apr
20c
3.15
Sep
Jun
04c
Sep
Jan
1,830
6
Sep
12%
11,000
7c
10c
34c
2.10
2.20
3.373
9%
10
350
35 c
37c
3, (>00
•
:
Mining Co Ltd
20c
1
L—
Mines
;
.
Jupiter Oils
13c
12c
14c
1
41c
42c
1.80
.
Newnorth
8
Warrants
Mines—
30C,
12c
20c
36c
Jun
7Vbc
Sep
12c
Mar
27c
30c
21,900
25c
Sep
64,299
2,000
5C
Jan
25e
Sep
8c 10 Vbc
New
New
'
28c
—
16c
3,500
16c
2.33
7 VaC
2.45
7,130
8c
3,000
6c
10c
10c
4,041
10c
72c
61c
:
1
2.40
:
•
i-
X
1
1
*
—
Rouyn
75c
—
—1
1
1
1
1
:—1
18!bc
44c
1.34
77c
15,400
Vbc
lie
10 VaC
13c
—64,500
24,500
18c
20c
;
8
48c"
43c
30c
5c
.
12,000
10c
2,800
5c
,11
5c
Nickel
72c
Nisto
Feb
3.00 Mar
Nor
Riin
Mines—
,8
"1,135
4.35
7% Aug
125
4.00
11
Apr
7.20 Apr
Sep
5c
1,000
20>;.
21
12,089
2.95
4.10
Jun
85c
1,000
file
Sep
2.17
Jun
30c
39c
5,090
32c
Sep
86c
Jan
1
Townsite
1
Ltd——_——
Oils
5c
Sep
14c
18%
Apr
21% July
Jan
2.35
1,200
11c
11c
1.000
9c
Mar
39c
41c
20o
:
Mines
25%
—.
Rights
42c
10,100
35c
Sep
Cinch Mines
Lake
of
Sep
Mar
15 Vbc Apr
95c
Jan
Lake
Qsu Mines
Lake
Shore
Mines
Lake
Wasa
Mining
La
Luz
Milling pfd
Oil
Laura
Secord
Leltch
Jan
30c
Mar
Sep
58
Mar
5c
Sep
3.00
Sep
9C
5,100
8c
Sep.
Sep"
22,550
10c
St'p
1,818
24%
Sep
8
305
7%
Oct
11%
Nortligate Exploration Ltd_.
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
May
14,066
23c
Sep
85c
Aug
North
12,950
93c
Oct
9,300
90c
100
47c
Sep
May
12
Feb
Rankin
Uranium
Mines
2.60
110',2 HO'/a
.
21c
4.05
4.05
5.00
31c
1,050
4.10
2.03
2.80
2.00
Oct
Oct
4.45
23
1
1.20
1.19
1.22
2,700
7c
7c
2,000
3 !'aC
4c
9,000
1.70
1.75
7,400
.I'ac
•
—
Jan
2.61
2.00
23
1.10
7c
Jun
5.80 May
38c
3.30 May
240
May
34c
22%c Sep
200
23
Northland
21c
5,460
2.00
23
Northern
Jan
116%
3,700
2.75
Jun
Vbc
11
125
940
31c
3.25
Oct
4,000
4.00
•
Little Long Lac Gold
3.75
Oct
Feb
2.60 Mar
Sep
Aug
28%
Sep
Sep
17c
Jan
1.61 Mar
3%c Sep
1.66 Sep
Jan
26 !b
2G7b
175
26
Sep
27
28
'733
27
Sep
30% Aug
40% Feb
28 Va
30
1,580
27
Sep
42
40 Va
40
40 Va
815
40
Sep
48
9.25
9.50
075
Ltd
A
9
Long Island Petroleums
Long
Point Gas—
'
1
Louvicourt
10
380
8%
*
1.00
1.00
100
1.00
4.00
4.00
100
21VaC
19c
22C
39c
39c
43c
1
10c
1.55
Mines
Goldfield
Oct
Malartic
Feb
Jan
Orange
Mines
—
—
Orenada Gold
—
Oslsko
——
20i
Mar
..■>io6JMuly
Warrants
Jan
Page Hershey Tubes—..
Jan
Pamour
0c
7c
„
Aug'
Jan
11!be Feb
40c
22
%c
Porcupine
—
—
*
Macdonaid
.
Macfie
_1
Mines:
Madsen
&
Red
X
12c
*
Majortranr
Goldfields-
!
Mines
Pardee
Arnalg
—
1
Utotnotes
see
page
Pato
7'/aC
Jun
16c
Jan
1.05
Sop
2,305
34 Va
Sep
2.55
lie 12'bc
1,000
24
6c
May
21%
225
Jan
3 ',aC
70,200
2 Vac
1.10
1.18
16,000
1=04
5'be
3,000
16 Va
11,200
7 VaC
5c
2,275
18c
7c
.Jan
Oct
Feb
Sep
12 xm
Jan
16c
Oct
1.47
Jan
45'/a July
3.45 May
17c
28 !4
5c
1,25
11c
19 Va
July
Jun
41c
Jun
13!a
1-05
lO'iiC
-
7c
Sep
17c
Feb
10c
1,500
9c
Aug
20c
Mar
38,925
98c
Sep
2.05 Mar
45c
190,000
13'4
13!a
18,845
J.02
8v2c
1.05
000
11c
18,000
25!'2C
iOVa
101
*
Pembina
Gas
Pickle
Pitch
Ore
16%
Jun
Portgage
Jan
Minerals
Gold
1,100
350
15c
Apr
6 VaC
July
57c
Sep
1.07 May
12
Sep
18
Feb
15c
2,500
11 %c
Jun
17 Vac
Apr
54c
950
50c
Sep
1.35
Jan
15c
5,000
12c
Sep
26
Jan
47
23c
Jan
30% Sep
Sep
12% Mar
Vt
8%
3.35
Jan
10 Va
1.03
95c
1,05
210,534
44c
July
7c
7c
2,000
7c
Sep
24c
8
1.34
13c
Aug
Jun
Mar
Sep
Sep
65c
Mar
8V2
Sept
27c
Sep
45c
May
10%
Sep
18%
Oct
12%
Sep
36Va Mar
27c
8,500
8!b
1,010
29C
29c.
550
11
11%
8,631
7.55
8.25
835
7.15
28%.
4,055
26%
58c
1,400
50c
Sep
79c
May
13c
Mar
27c
25c
8%
8%
Uranium—
Oils
—
.——
Island
8%
■
27 %
58c
,26%
38c
Oc
7-
2Vbc
24c
7c
6c
Jim
2!bc
2!be
0,000
2c
Sep
20c 24!be
12,920
20c
Oct
2.75
2.75
4,000
100
1.00
22c
22c
0,755
22c
95c
000
90c
4,091
22c
15c
35c
20c
22c
44,700
13c
17c
13,333
12c
Sep
34c
38c
49 * 00
20c
Jun
-1 25
7%
7 Va
7%.
400
97 !b
97 !b
97 Vb
10
_"— 2
1.06
17c
1.03
1.10
7.8«0
18c
7,575
16c
,90c
91c
1,000
80c
Sep
Sep
"1712
1.08
1.30
01,600
05c
77c
1
—1
—*
•
1
1
•
50c
1
*
Power
•*..
__——
17c
22C
1,540
3.15
18c
Jan
Jan
3.25 Aug
05c
Feb
Sep
3.80
Jun
7c
Oct
90c
3.50
Jan
56c
Jan
3.55
Powell River new common—
Corp
7.55
2.15
Feb
5.00
Feb
Api
25c
Apr
22c
Feb
Feb
39!bc Oct
Sep
11%
97
Jun
101%
Jan
92c
Jun
1.80
Jan
6%
1.0a Sep__
Oct
29c
-
Jan
Feb
1.75 Mar
2.79 May
1.64
90c
7c
79c
Jan
18
65c
1614
56
10,000
G5c
90c
95c
12,220
85c
Sep
1.25 May
7c
7Vac
22,500
6c
Jan
12c
75c
83c
39,700
65c
10
10!a
1,250
17c
1
Mines—4—^
Development
Jan
May
<Ss
Place Oil & Gae
Placer
Ponder
22c
Mines
& Gas
Crow
Aug
113
Oil
preferred
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
47c
Sep
preferred
& Oil
Gold
Petrol Oil
Jan
8Vaw Sep
10,000
03c
12%
7.00
_1
-1
Pipeline common
Credit
Peoples
Pernio
Perron
42''/2e Mar
—
Paymaster
Peruvian
1.30
39! 2 c
Consol Gold
Apr
1.20
3,125
G'/aC
5,490
warrants——:—
Canada
of
Feb
Mar
10c
1.23
X
Jan
—1
1
Consol—
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
2,100
10
•
44.
Jan
10,318
16c
•
55c
1.10
16
100
Jan
2.90
16c
X
Consol
25c
37 Va
X
•
;
convertible-preferred
Matachewan
1.11
_1
,
Patino
37
23c
1
3.10 Jun
2.75
Sep
2,108
—1
•
Mines
Jan
1.08
*
common
Mines
Marigold Oils
Maritime Mining Cbxp.
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Perguson Ltd common
5V2 %
153,150
2.GO
5c
l
--
11c
2,.aC
1
Uranium
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
9c
24
*
Malartic
Maneast
Marcon
4,500
v
!
Maher
2.87
B
Lake
Magnet Cons Mines
Shoes Ltd—
'
29c
1.10
X
class
5,310
10V>c
X
Bloedel
2.99
27c
1
MacLeod Cockshutt
Macmillan
r
2.90
1
1
Explorations
•
2.99
12c
8.30
1
!—
Parbec
Oct
Pater Uranium
Mines
Mar
29 !a
—*
*
X
—
—
Mines
Paramaque
Jan
Parker Drilling
Macassa
30c
7.80
—
_—
23c
6C
Sep
29 !b
w_l
Petroleums
Pacific
40c
10c
10c
7.90
0%
1
Mines__—
Lake
Sep
Sep
500
May
Jan
Sep
8,700
80
15c
—1
—-*
Ormsby Mines
Oshawa Wholesale
6c
370,900
Jan'
42c
Apr
—X
1
Crush
Orchan
15c
15c 22! aC
Feb
Sep
75%
X
-•
1,950
12c 12'ae
4.00
Ap'r
17c
12c
—10
Debenture,.
Copper
17,000
13c
3.05
17'% July
54c
—•
——^—■-
&
Loan
19c
12 Vic
Jun
03c
——-—-1
——90c
Oils
'7c
•
Apr
12%
12 Va
1
Metals^.—
Rare
Okalta
0c
1
Jan
Sep
2,034
1,000
6 VaC
15c
1
Mines
Yellowknife Gold Mines
-Lyndhurst
Jun
1.85
21,425 '
——;
7c
h
_:
17
6.00 Mar
Jan
39c
20,100
15
Sep
Sep
#%,
110,200
.
r
May
17% Mar
4.00 Aug
*
1
Lorado Uranium Mines
-
Sep
*
——
Warrants
Oka
Oleary
9.50
London Hosiery Mills common...—
pfd
—
Mines—
Ontario
27
8%
Sep
5.00
35
———
Feb
29
—
Utilities
Gold
O'Brien
Jan
SO
A warrants—
_
Obaska Lake Mines
6c
20 V*
—
13
1.15
1,050
Ocean Cement
2.48
•
A—
44% Aug
3.00 May
3,000
Mines
Nuduiama
Oct
Jjm
30
preferred
(M>
Norvalie
Opemiska
B
,—.
Oils
Northwestern
Jan
40 %
6.00 Mar
Groceterias—
Preferred
Lynx
30
23c
2.50 Mar
7%c
Jan
1.80
19% July
3,840
Telephone
1,140
1.98 May
2.50
3,474
Natural Gas.
—10c
—
3,480
———
warrants
Canada
1
Class
—
f
A
1957
Ontario
Mines
Loeb
Class
Northern
3
Mines
Candy
class
Preferred
Northern
Gold
A
200
1.50 Mar
1
>
Cos
2,465
1.47 Mar
Lexindin
Class
warrants
A
North Star Oh common
Jan
5,555
1.40 Aug
78c
Sep
2.75"
Feb
"
Sep
60c
7 Vac
1.80
Sep
80c
2.GO
Jan
.14.60 Feb
Oct
45c
2,000
7!bc
Mar
36c
Jun*
1.05
thtxt"*
22c
•
96C
11,400
1
Class
Feb
^(r"27c
750
74c
Mines
Class
33,995
2.75
Mar
4.50 Mar
j
7,854
96c
Gold
Loblaw
90c
Sep
31% Mar
06c
.28
7!4
100
-
.—
43o
-
Sep
3,380
Coldstream
North
70c
1
—
Gold
Sep
13Vbc Feb
Sep
22c
-■1,05(7
82c
Lencourt
Loblaw
80c
32% Aug
20!b
_•
Gold
Lamaqne
25%
1,500
Feb
15c"
Oils common-
Canadian
Warrants
Jan ;
44%
709
72c
—100
1
.—,
Mines-
Landa
70c
20'4
1.20
2.65 Mar
8 Vac
Aug
4,000
Norsyncomaque
Mining
Northcal Oils Ltd
North
5c
Sep
-——
Mines
Minhvg Corp
Nickel
Norpax
1.18 Mar
Sep
1.25
14,300
Norgold Mines
82c
1
.
May
500
1
Lake of Lingman Gold—
Lake
May
10c
3,026
X
-
Mar
2.71 May
26c
50c
;
1
Lake, Dufault Mines.
Lakeland Gas ——:—
Woods
27%
7!4
•
_10
—
25!b
74c
._
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
Lafarge Cement class A
Mar
55c
,
Gold—:___
Acme
Class
Ltd
(John)
Jan
41c
Oct
50c
2,900
12,000
Noranda Mines
Northspan
Labatt
1.53 Mar
27'/ac Apr
9Vbc Feb '
1,000
-
—
17c
500
U2c
05c
6,000
16
16!3
1,265
56
-58
80
10
17c
58»
16
Sep
Mar
1.80 May
Apr
Mar
12%
Oct
31c
Feb
Sep
89c
May
Oct
54% Sep"
;
_
Jan
5c
.
'
Sep
17,790
Smelting
Nipissing Mines
Feb
45c
Sep
Sep
1.G5
Nickel Mining &
Apr
85c
a
1
_.
Minerals
Jan
-12c
Sep
Apr
5c
17c
10c
1,000
Sep-!
15c
1.18. Jan
0c
0c
9c
10,800
17,650
191,250
,
'
IIV2C Apr
Jan
16c
Jan
Apr
Mar
3.28
Sep
Sep
1.36
^
73c
38c
Sep
;
i
-Jan—-
3fa'c
May
*
:
IIV2C Aug
—43c
Sep
6V2C
j
! !
; i
Mar
69c
-
Sep
Sep
2.22
Gc
-
Oct"
28c
2,000
4 2,600
Rouyn Merger
Senator
27c
-20c
22c
—1
Jan
Sep
May
20c
Mines^-.^
Apr
26!aC July
Sep
38c
Jan
2.75
20!
warrants-!
C
iKirkland
Kroy
I
1
1
Copper
Class
Kirkland
.'
—Htf"
4.35
Gold
!
6c
Normetal
KenviUe
■
20c
18c
—
Gold
2.80 Apr
£>9c
Sep
25c 1 Sep
200
■wT55el!jr"I50tiglafl' cla'ss" A--I1L———
Kilembe
Aug
5 !bc
20c
Mining & Smelting
Exploration
:
11!4
8!b Jan
2.723
1.80
1.90 Jan
33c
3,900
8,700
42c
15c
Kerr-Addison Gold
56 Vb
2,900
..28c
Mylamaque
Norlartic
,
I
Jan
Jan
35c
.
■
1
Feb
10.000
Sep
Sep
21c
12c
>
Feb
7,200
-
i
19
49
-•
Mines
Manitbba
New
Jun
9%
10
:
—
51,000
<
Jan
4.60 Mar
-
Sep
14 Va
__50c
Mines
Mar
24c
25
9c
6 Vbc
30c
—
Mines
Sep
1.07
310
2:10 "Jun
7!be
-
2(ic
New Hosco Mines__
Sep
16!4 Aug
7!4
„l
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jowsey
.
20,200
1,000
15
52
9V2C
Canada
Mines—
82c
11c,
___1
Warrants
>i
7
1.39
-
Jan
May
5.50
Oct
4.05
—__1
of
Mines
Jan
10c
39c
"926
6c
1
I-Iarricana
3.05
Jun
Sep
Dickenson
10c -%lc
1
(1939 f
Mines;—
Jockey Club Ltd common
y Preferred •
Jonsmilh
1.24
1,000
Aug
26c 21 Vbc
_____1
Pete——
New
2.15
;_
Mines
12e 13 %c
28c
1
:
Lake
Jellicoe
Joburke
1.30
35c
,
Jefferson
12c
20c
:
Jan
68c
*
24,400
7c
——1
:_
Gold
Mlnes____
New
Walte
~
30c
21 %e
1
Mines—__—^i
Continental Oil
Newlund
Jack
17,184
15 Vb
52
1
:
Mines
Davies
New
1.00
-
-
Apr
1.04
16'%
"15
;
Bidlamaque
New
7 Va May
12
30-
1.25
16
4.05
—*
25c
•
Uranium
New
2.85
Oct
30c
-4,591
'28,356
-
Jun.
May
23c
26!a
—20
10
Jun
55 V8
4.85
60c
Jun
29
15!i
-6 Vac
—•
:
:
Alger Mines
Sep
1.50
..
8c
4,500
52c
-48c
.
..
41%.
50c
15.%
—5
Trust
48V»,M*r
:
Feb
27c
22%
-
"
53! 4
"
Jan
July
16% Mar
22%
25c
1
Car.
Jan
12 !a
-45c
1.00
"
Sep
Sep
"
41 VaC Jun
Sep
4.85
__5
;
9c
Oct
589
i_5
Mines
25
Jan
5e
Jan
3.75
340
40 Va
49c
preferred—
Mills class B
Petroleum
4-
70c
Aug
9!4
80
6c
12%
Feb
2.90
Jan
3,100
65c
41
1
Explorations Ltd
3.25
Jan
11c
590
-
49c
Sep
Sep
2.85
9 Vac
50c
—
.100
■
24%
0r8c
'
II—1
.__
Chemical com
—!
J
<fc
National
54%
-
-Class
Apr
; 1.00
Apr
<•' -2.10 July
.23 Va .i
40
_■_•
;
Mines
Drug
Jan
7 Va
22!a Jan
5,141
12c
10
5c
lie
1
Irish Copper
98c
.
23%
9c
23 Vb
____1
National Grocers
National Hosiery
Aug
Sep
Sep
32c
•
-348
;
July
24
Creek
Preferred
7'/a Mar
Sep
1.35
2,200
24
•
Ltd
4.30
1,2U0
13
I—40
1
—
20c
95c
'0c
'
■
'
9V2C Jan
45!a
25
pfcl
'Interprovincial Bldg Credits com—
14156
warrants
■
1959 wan-ants cJ——•.££——
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel
Li
Investors Syndicate common..
1
Aug
Sep
95
4.40
1
Powders
International Nickel Co common
•
16 Va
24%
»
Corp common
Wright Iron
Multi Minerals
!_
8,000
23,840
-
3.05
12'/a
13
•
i__.
Mt
Oct
1.G0
International Ranwick
Jan
1.35
Jan
12'/ac Mar
Sep
Sep
1.20
1
Mines
Moore
42 Va
20%
1
.Inspiration
>
52c
Gc
,
Mpneta Porcupine
200
1214
-Warrants
Bronze
46c
7,000
-
Jan
1.90 Mar
July
3.05
.
:
Brewery class A
41% July
50
_10
Natural Gas 'common—
International
-
Aug
3.35
25c
Jun
1,700
50c
Apr
'
45c
Sep
Sep
Sep
12
1.00
3.05
Corp__
Preferred
.
1.10
1
B
Oct
4.75
50
1
—
6
1
-
-
2.10
1.8,700
1.85
.
Metals
Ore
84
13
preferred
Inglis (Johnf & Co__
—
.; Inland Cement Co.preferred—
May
'
75
$2.75
G2c
Corp
Class
Feb
62
40
3 4"! 4
Warrants
47c
1.75
II~1
—
Uranium
Brick
Mining
Jan
590
10
•'
;
Jan
Sep
68%
10
10
,,
49c
1.75
22c
i_„__
Petroleums—.
Lake
Milton
12%
07
.20
■—
*
._;
Oil
G3% Mar
Sep
49
10
_10
$4Vj> preferred
$2*4 preferred
common.
Midrim Mining i__
5
Midwest Industries Gas
50%
.20
—'
Imperial Life. Assurance
.
Power
2,048
'
preferred
,' Industrial
Mines
25c
13c
'
Feb
48c
12Vbc Jan
v
Jun
88c
May
.
12
4.10
Imperial Investment class A
<
Sep.';-
'
Imperial Bank
j
7c
Aug
95
Sep
Sep
.20c
"
13C
Molsons
;
11,800
""860
2.20
Min
"€V4?r
2,060
,
__50o
'39
•
.
■*
80'.4
5,000
8c
Mines
/12
•
;
Bay Mining & Smeltincr
Hudson
Bay, Oil
I,
Huron & Erid Mortgage
-
30c
7! be
li.25
Gold
11
i
27c
7 Vac
'34
Oct
Mentor Expl & Dev
;
Merrill Island Mining
McWatters
Jun
39
113
.50
....
Hoyle Mining
Hudson
■«.
—
12
12
82! 4
27c
1
82
Lake
39
—
80 Va
1
Lake.
Jan
1.78 Mar
Sep
31
Medallion Petroleums
he
Mexican
Class A
125
1.95 May
Oct
1.40 Aug
47
!.
Howard ."Smith Paper common..
;*
Prior preferred
;
33 Va
1.00
28%
1,735
29!b
30%
5
33
—
High
28c
Jtin
12c
800
8,7G7
.
77
300
\
Jan
t_L—!
Grain
lGc
1.10
6%
708
'
'
McCabe
Low
13c
-50c
Gas
High
1.10
16c
1
—
&
VrRaflge Since Jam!
-Shares
Jan
100
48
5'/a
Jan
2c
10,400
■
'
Consolidated Gold
•Class B
4
9
;
(Canada).
Drilling
Ho dinger
6% Mar
100
1^*
2%e
Bell
Hinde &■ Dauch
200
of Prices
Low
Porcupine
I
0%
4,25
Mines
Oil
Sales
for Week vV
Range
„
P *T
High
6%
Hera Gold Mines
Highland
Low
High
4.25
common.....
Last
Sale Price
15c
—1
Hi
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
35c
37! be
{Geo
!>
12c
14c
Hendershot
OCTOBER
•17c 18!bc
17c
—1
Hees
ENDED
5c
...1
Head of Lakes Iron
_■„.
WEEK
for Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Friday
17%
70
Sep
Mar
;
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1560)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week'i
STOCKS
—-
-
Last
_
_
Sale Price
Range
OCTOBER
•'.
Low
Par
Oil
Prauqie
Pipe
Premium
East
Preston
Pronto
Provo
5.00
Feb
Class
7%
Sep
5%
3.35
1,065
4.90
4.75
4.95
1,100
145
20
—
145
1*25
1
--
5.50
100
—
Sep
Feb
600
1.25
2,450
1*^0
4
125%
4.65
Sep
Sep
160
Traders
July
Finance
B
Trans
Canada
--40
Quebec
Quebec Lithium
Quebec
Corp_.
Manitou
.—
Metallurgical
Quebec
Natural
55c
Line——2:
10%
10%
10%
9,132
10%
Sep
15c
Jun
15'A
Sep
5.00 Ian
Transmountain
Aug
1.10
Jan
Transcontinental
2.25
Sep
3.30
Jan
Trans
Prairie
5'Ac
6c
18,000
5'Ac
Oet
Jan
Triad
Oil
PlDe
12c
7,200
16c
Sep
76c
19,150
16c
47c
Mar
7,500
4c
11c
Sep
22c
Apr
2nd
65c
17
54c
Oct
95c
Jan
Union
3,924
14
Jan
lie
33'Ac
Jun
9'A
Sep
15% Mar
3,000
8'Ac
Jan
17c
15c
15
15
...—*
10%
11c
10
lie
10
He
1
Shawkey
Union
7.25 Mar
—
United
Reynold
Aluminum
Rio
1.40
—2
——
26
Chemical Ltd—1
preferred..——100
-1
Rix
class
Silk
Athabasca
Robertson
$2
Mill
Cotton
Robinson
Rockwin
■
.']——
Preferred
Rowan
51c
31.416
35c
Sep
64c
Jun
5c
1,500
5c
Sep
1.40
200
26
80
1,000
10
5
29c
3,780
16
1.00
14
14
12c__
12%c.v
7%
90
90
1
.
6,516
Lawrence Corp common
St Maurice
Gas
10c
6%
44,497
3,075
6.20
Oct
1,295
..
Warrants
Sand
88,
25
17
9%,
970
9
10c
10c
10c
500
,
Upper
Sapphire
Petroleums—
Freehold
Class
—
A
class
preferred—
Miller
1.30
5,000
17%
3.005
17%
7,300
Vandoo
20'Ac
4.00
4.00
4.20
2,571
3.90
Sep
6.90
Jan
1.05
1.05
616
1.00
Sep
2.03
Jan
250
26%
Sep
29
Jun
400
21
Jun
27%
Aug
A______
.
__
26%
-22%
■
22%
50
*
26%
22%
*
pfd
50
80c
5,550
1.06
1.15
3,200
24c
24c
30c
6,400
50
1
—
1.73
1.85
23,600
8%
8%
%
1,040
1.65
1.60
.1.90
29,550
80c
Jan
3.30
1
120
1.05
1.24
20,870
88c
Jan
1.43 May
5'Ac
5%c
8%
8%
420
22
24
5,306
3.40
3.40
100
2.00
Feb
5.00
July
1.75
1.85
3,475
1.35
Apr
2.65
Feb
1.95
Apr
2.65
Aug
6.10
Jun"
47
—*
Mines
Cons
Exploration.———
Ventures Ltd——
:
—
35
Jun
Viceeroy
Violamac
Feb
1
——"
class B,
Mfg
3.60
3.80
3,050
29'A
4,044
24q
_
23%
„
;
Mines
Walker
Jan
G
Wayne
2,
2.50
1
:
8
31
200
30
3.50
Knapp
"6.20
36%;
Weedon
Lake
Wespac
Petroleums
Feb
Jan
Jun
4Westburne
West
Silver
Standard
Siscoe
S
K
Mines
D
Mines.
Dairies
;;—50c
class
Ltd—
Feb
3.50
-2,950
18c
18c
2,000
Oil
9c
9c
9c
500
14c
16c
3,500
14c
61c
70c
14,450
61c
1.25
Gas—
1.20
1.20
1.32
10,742
55c
60c
5c
5c
1.58
1.000
•
12%
12%
•
4.00
4.05
1.35
1.75-
1.33
1.45
"17,944
22'Ac
35
200
3,023
7.30
38
38%
850
37%
Willroy
9,850
65c
1
*
•
—
Jun_
—j/
:
Oils
—
(J)
Taurcanis
Territory
Texas
Third
Tiara
Tidal
202,245
1,000
5c
20c
Zenmac
Metal
_1
16%
16'A
52c]
50
56c
16,060
50c
1,505
55c
15,283
48c
5c
9,000
4c
36;
14
May
49c
Oct
45c
4c
__
4'Ac
'
16%
48c
-
49c
47c
47c
Mar
Jun
Zenith
Electric
1.40
Feb
Zulapa
2.00
Oct
82c
;
225
35%
Oct
43%
3,335
68'A
Jan
90
4,000
5c
Sep
8%c
10,793
11%
Sep
15%
410
23%
Feb
25
25%
99%
20
18c
19c
1,700
35%
99% May
12c
1.25
1.31
16,400
1.10
4c
6c
53,150
4c
6'Ac
7c
6,000
1.70
1.70
15c
15c
15c
1,000
15
15
15%
880
4.75
4.75
100
1.80
4,725
6c
1.45
7%c
11c
Sep
Mar
2.85 Mar
Sep
Sep
27c
Mar
11%
Feb
18'A
July
7.50 July
Jan
14'A
250
14
Sep
93
93%
50
93
Oct
3'Ac
3'Ac
500
3'Ac
3.90
900
3.30
1.10
13,030
1.00
Jan
25
25
100
Sep
1 04
17%
Sep
3 60
,
General
Inv
25
50
7qc
73C
6,000
1.80
8,460
1.60
15,100
1.87
2.00
2 25
45c
45c 45'Ac
28c
27c
42c
65,200
57
59
1,595
571/2
•
6%
•
47C
1
6%
6'Ac
Feb
Mar
-
1.25
Apr
1,600
6%
1,300
25
Aug
31% May
61c
Sep
89c
41c
2.48
Sep
Jan^fe
Sep ^
27c
55c
Oct
Sep
Sep
6
Feb
3.70 May
,
56
Apr
Ltd.—
Silver
Toronto
Dominion Bank
Mines
Elevators
Toronto Iron Works
common
class A
preferred
Exploration
——•
1
_1Q
60c
25c
"
1.13
Aug
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Corp_—:
.i—
Bulolo
Gold
Canada
&
Canadian
8
Jun
40c
2,020
10
6c
11,300
4c
83c
90c
17,000
81c
Sep
Sep
8c
3,035
6c
Sep
56c
62c
11,100
22 %c
Jan
1.53 July
44,800
24c
Sep
45c
24c28%c
13
133/3
•
17%
17%
17%
58
_
40c
Oct
Sep
Sep
Apr
Jun
3.10 May
35c
Feb
57%
8c
60
—3,204
Sep
99c
Aug
Dalhousie
12%
16
58
155
8c
3.024
56
790
3.90
3.95
„
27
500
.
19'A.
3.30
4.125
33
'.33
5%
5
5%
200
•
37%
36
38
5,088
25c
14c
1.96
35c
Jan
May
9.000
46
4.65
Jan
May
8% July
36% Feb
27'A
38%
Apr
Jan
Jun
5
Jan
8
Mar
36
Sep
45
Feb
,
Hayes
Oil
of
Steel
„
23c
22C
84
83
84
•
_
24 %
25%
15c
170
24%
1,155
_
(1956)
»
Products
25
25
121'A
121%
123%
-33
31
83
20
Aug
30
110
May27% Mar
126
Apr
...
•
FloUr
•
common
Mines
:
3.655
Gold
-
Corp
_
-
121
100
43
2.45
510
40%
41 Vz.
111
350
2-35
41%
•
43
2.35
1
-
.
Cons
120
6
.—
—1
66C
33%
33%
40
2.00
205
10c
•
•
1
...
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
Jan
Apr
*
a
Apr
—68'A July
16
Feb
Jan
59 7, a May
Jan
No
par
Odd
Aug
37% July
Feb
Apr
53% July
2.95
Apr
Jun
39
Sep
50
Jan
60c
Feb
99c
Jun
32
Sep
40% May
6.000
70
.
167
Sep
t
Ex-liquidating dividend.-
'
<Un) Admitted to unlisted trading prlTliegM.
-
d Deferred delivery sale
e
AND CANADIAN MARKETS
value.
lot sale (not Included in year'a
range).
Jun
31
14c
Aug
Aug
75
33 %
Aug
98
29%
Oct
Jan
'
Oreille
Zellers
33c
Jan
19 %
204
25
7.50
5
_
*
Bros
Yukon
.
•
common
Canada
Loblaw Inc
Ogilvie
.•
/„
Glass
Co
Apr
Sep
Sep
7%c July
High
17% Sep
32% Jun
334
i
International Paper common
International Utilities
^
51
575
1,675
■
25'A Aug
6% Sep*
13% July
"
640
7
20 y4
17%
Paper
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Low
60
6%
*'
'
Shares
•38
28
19%
Sales
-
for Week
*
High
38
28 'A
Marconi
Consolidated
I,OW
—5
•
A
Sugar—
Investments-]
/
Range
5
_•
Dredging
General
Price
6,325
—50
1
2.45
15c
8c
Dollars
of Prices
_*
Dominion
Canadian
Pend
4gc
59 %
Last
Par
Apr
10%
59'A
•
May
May
Curb Section
—
Canadian
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
74'A May
5i/2C
90c
1.44
1.000
Jan
47c
1
I0c
—
Apr
1,100
16c
2.00
5% Mar
10%
10%
11.000
2.50
Expressed in
STOCKS
Dupont
1.67
Are
2.10'May
Jun
141/4
Shown
Jun
14c
3.15
Prices
Jan
25c
July
Sep
3.60
•
22c
2.50
16c
Jun
102
Jan
3%c
_i
21c
2.50
.
—1
—
Toronto Stock Exchange
Apr
July
.
2.25
21 %c
Jan
1.50 July
68c
Jan
Feb
99 %
_
1.10
_2„
Jan
12%
19c
i.eo
._1
1.64
Jan
82
99 %
25c
common
Feb
Jan
Jan
7'Ac
-
Sep
5'Ac
25%
1
—
97c
Jan
11%
__
1.18
*
22—2
Mining
May
.
17
36%
12
7c
Bear, Mines
Jan
5C
1.25
Yellowknife
York
Sep
45'Ac
77%
__
78%
_•
1
Torbrit
To wag mac
1.24
5%c
Aug
82
8c
Star
99c
5%c
20
2
50
Mines
Toronto
250'
Sep
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Toronto
1.75
17%
Sep
...»
Park
Mines
1.75
4,460
Warrants
Tombill
41,230
19
..._50c
Lundmark
Thorncliffe
1.24
18 %
19
Feb
16c
1
Canadian
Thompson
July
1.14
10c
Jan
—100
Mining
Canada
July
19c
4.75
Calgary
Texaco
Sep
Feb
14c
Sep
•
Mines
8%
1.65
41c
9c
•
Mines
% Aug
Jun
4,500
1
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami
Apr
6'Ac July
6'Ac July
9c
1
preferred
23c
_1
63%
Dominion
Tamblyn
24% Apr
13%
22c
Mines
4c
Gold
SejL
Oct
1.25 Aug
7
3,000
Yukeno
1
Industries
Sylvan!te
Aug
16,500
Jan
1
Gold—
1,490
8.70
Jan
Warrants
Cons
Feb
30'A
29,500
Jan
100
—:
Jun
'17% Aug""
10
1,36
19 %c
79'A Mar
250
Jan
11'Ac Feb
25c
7.75
—1
_
24%
Jan
22c
7%c
2.50
4,700
1
—
Oct
Jan
1.85
Sep
9'Ac
22c
•
common
60c
10%c
Apr
May
2.60
8c
Oct
1
Explor
Propane
24%
Jun
23c
Aug
,
Mines
44'A
108
6'Ac
80c
—
Contact
Sep
Sep
Sep
Apr
Apr
1
13c
1
Gas
1.30
1
],
800
———_1
——_
4 4'A
1.13
'1,960"
8%
Feb
Sep
13%
735
9.00
.
Jan
2.25
20c
.
Oil-
11,500
—
Switson
Zinc,
Mines
16c
•
Oil
Inlet
&
Canuck
1.00
1
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Surf
Lead
Yankee
Yellorex
Mar
9c
__
1
River Gold
Preferred
Yale
2.55 May
21c
Sep
May
14c
—
30c
—
8%
1.32
Wright-Hargreaves
8.70
Jan
4.46
Jan
104
"25
20"
19%
8%
Jan
11
11'Ac Sep
19%
15'A
39%
900
.
Jan
Oct
12c
85
Feb
Apr
9c
.
5'Ac Jun
28
Jan
2.32
1.09
Oct
1,000
27%
Apr
93c
July
7'Ac
85
_»•
28c
Oct
%c
8.70
Corp
80c
———
:
27%
warrants
Knitting class A_
Young (H G) Mines-
1
of Canada
Superior
A
Combing
3.25
Stedman Bros
Sunburst
•
Mar
20%c Mar
Sep
Sep
12c
—5
A
2.00
*
-
100
100
class
180
Corp.—.—
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Cons
A
—
Ltd
36,400
*
Starratt Nickel
Sullivan
class
Stores
69
;
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Rights
Sudbury
Indus
.Preferred
Apr
Mar
34c
33
16,500
7
1
19c
.*
Uranium
Preference
—
16c
Uranium
Sturgeon
____1
—
68'A
Radio
Stanrock
Submarine
May
—
22c
4.10
33
Feb
90c
Larder
Feb
34%
19,800
75c
1.33
80
1.48
8.40 Mar'
July
Jan
1.05
10c
Sep
Mar
.
Sep
Sep
Sep
3%
2,700
105
10'Ac 11'Ac
lie
19c
_:
Stanleigh
Steel
17,200
July
12
40
—1
—
69
]
Mines
Paving
Standard
690
14c
47c
Sep
2,
—2.00
—.
Mines &
Standard
73c
1.70
13c
Feb
9
A 40 a July
1.05 Aug
830
16'A
1.30
1.34
39%
75c
1
w
1
Services
Warrants
Spooner
Stadacona
71c
1.60
—
—
13c
May
34
Sep
350
15%
———
Woodward
395
104%
16%
100
Coghlan A——
Windfall
Wood
39%
:
Warrants
Wiltsey
Jan
Mar
38%
—
_•
Southern Union Oils
Air
•
11
A—
*
Mines
4.60
Jan
A—
1.33
•
Warrants
43
65c
class
—I
B
Winchester
May
Petroleum
$6 preferred
Jan
Jan
(Geo)
Class
37 % Mar
Jan
30'/4
;
Spartan
18c
11.%
33'/a
Ltd
Southam
2,500
11%
32%
Roii—
Van
27c
11%
32'A
10c
Sep
12
40
May
35
Sep
Sep
4 'Ac
9,675
35
55c
2,570
1.55 July
Feb
1.20
700
1
—
Mines———
Products
Jan
80c
_4J)CL
*
Manufacturing
Sloean
25c
3.00
15c
Copper common—
4.50
2.51
Aug
Aug
Mar
2.60 Apr
12% Mar
16'Ac Sep
8'Ac Sep
66c
Warrants
Oct
39%
16,539
26c
11c
--
•
Western
Sep
100
2.90
Oct
Sep
Sep
—*
—___;
__;
——
Malartic
Oct
39%
4.85
61c
32% Mar
._
•7,000
3.30
1
—
Oil
Warrants
Sep
16%c
Sep
2.75
A—————•
—
7%
1,213
13c
1
—
Nickel
Canadian
Class
Simpsons
5c
21
6.294
11 %c
Ltd
Mining
Werner
Wool
Siiverwood
8%
800
6.40
36%.,.
—36
•
Canada
Jan
July
13'Ac
Sep
39%
31c
1.73
540
2.60
2.50
6.40
W—2;—.
.
Petroleums;
&
Webb
Feb
&
1.75
1
—
Wainwright Prod & Ref
Waite Amulet
Mines—
Jan
May
23'A
Oct
56
Apr.
Sep
Jun
11%
Sep
27
30
24c
3.95
•16%c
Jun
Weston
28%
.1,0.0
May1
46
"
Power
13% Aug
1.00
58% May
1.78
Grocers class
3.65
30c
Oct
•
Decalta
283A
—1
————
Mines
50
Jan
•
Western
24c"
28c
'
50
——
Venezuelan
14
Sep
Sep
Oct
•
Ltd
Western
70c
72c
1.10
—
19% July
53% May
6,100
0
Corp
1.60 Aug
16% Mar
6.00
2.75
Sep
Sep
90
20V2C
50
2,100
Mar
8%c
1
15%
50
'A
20'Ac
15,931
19% Mar
315
Mar
47
17%
2,600
13
Sep
34c
Jan
93
Sep
Sep
Jun
Sep
4.60
Sep
10c
—50
—....
9%
Jan
12%
49%
47
Jan
100
Sep
10%
—
24c
Jan
Sep
20'Ac
25
Sep
7.25
*
8%
Apr
14'Ac
Mar
85c
12%
__
Sep
10c
502
._1
„——_2li—
14
6.75
—
Jan
1
15%
8'Ac
•
•
._——
Gordon
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
1.20
11%
1
A
Sherritt
1,435
50c
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Class
100
16%
12
—1
Metal
Security
14%
15%
—
Petroleum
Satellite
14%
120
1
—
Mar
20c
Canada
Feb
13%
Oct
9c
16'A
—,
60c
30c
Feb
54c
Sep
Sep
Sep
6.05
17
10'A
1
Gold—
Feb
Oct
Sep
49
■
6c
-1.7
•'
common
—
River
Sarcee
Horsey
Feb
Feb
6.75
4.35
Telefilm
14c ...Jan
Sep
Sep
74%
17
—
Oct
32c
Steel
3.25
-
10
Oils
2.75
Sep
.—1
:
Apr
29c
29
1
United
14%
Sep.
6c
10%
•
A—
..
Shirriff
Salada
class
Cement
15%
26c
110
Westeel
Lawrence
St
Jan
13c
125
•
trust—„1
17%
Oct
9%
'49
common
class A
Hill
United
West
St
Jun
1
77c
Jan
22'Ac
.
165
10c
84'A
6.10
•
Jan
1.30
30%
Fortune——
United
July
11
1.00 Mar
19,945
8c
81
,
2.00
Inv
Sep
86
Oct
12
44,833
90
•
.—
12c
*
Class B preferred
13c
Sep
May
Sep
16
13,700
8c
81
6.10
—25
Industries
-6,60.0
28c
67/a
7
18c
10
6c
Oct
8c
100
26c
_
50c
10
354
.
40
80
100
2.00
1.00
10c
—
Preferred
Mining
.
Sep
Sep
Fuel
Feb
1.50
18c
United
Feb
10c
Sep
25
30
8c
16
26c
1.05
3,700
2.00
.*
1.35
745
27c
1
Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Ryanor
New
10
Royal
Russell
Keno
United
100
—
Mines———
Consol
United
Jan
14
--50c
_•
Can Ltd common
V)
(A
Jun
75c
20c
—
1
—
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe
16%
Sep
1.00
————1
Mines
Jan
27c
5
common——
Mines
..Roche
10
6,100
*
-
—
Little
Sep
100
30c
10
—
—*
common.,
Preferred
Robinson
3,500
12——
14%
8c
—
*
—
11%
Sep
3.50
3,100
1
B
700
80
—
10
1
Uran__
preferred
28c
.15c
___50
voting
Corps Ltd
Class
166,800
26
—
*
A—...
1.81 Mar
2.28
71c
1.45
22c
—
RupUnuni Mines
Riverside
26c
13 %C
1
Canada
Canso
49c
5c
—
1
Chemical
Minerals &
26c
-
Mar
Jan
44c
of
1.40
51c
——
Rexspar
6,510
prelerfed
Gas
29c
—
——
Reichhold
3.80
50
——
1.40
*4%
1.-45
—
—.
——
3.50
13'Ac
—
Acceptance common——
preferred '—2—
1st
54c
68c
Ranger Oil
^
*
Grip Batten—,
Rayrock Mines.
—l
Realm Mining
•'
Reef Explorations
————1
Macdonald
3.70
1
Union Mining Corp
United, Asbestos
54c
57c
2.50 Aug
2,350
Ultra
7%c Mar
;
Reeves
315
15,800
_1
—
Class A preferred
7,500
1,165
Sep
Sep
22 7A
14c 15%c
•
1
Rapid
18
19c
Oct
' Sep
Mar
900
Mines—1——
18
•
44,500
1
Uranium
18c
18
5.00
Mar
11c
Sep
Sep
Sep
71c
6,500
United
Radiore
,
—-
•
——
12c
1
Mining——
--
Resources
Pipeline
12c
Quonto Petroleum
Jan
22%
—
——:
43
350
21c
29c
18c
5c
2.85
Gas
Jun
8,374
19c
28c
14c
5c
2.70
Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont
5.00
Jan
Jan
36%
4,300
20c
28c
17c
5c
2.75
Mines
Quebec
75
44'/a
43%
70c
1
Develop]
Labrador
37%
High
Oct
Jun
5.25
1
—1
X
1
1
Ascot Copper__—_.
Quebec Chibougalnau Gold
37
5.00
Trifcag Mining Co Ltd—
Trinity Chibeugamau
Quebec
—
35%
35
'
1
Quebec Copper Corp
565
25%
10,100
Oct
37%
24
24,430
2.80
36
62c
80c
68c
36
25%
2.45
9,154
35%
*
—
74c
3.15
Low
2,500
Exp Ltd——————1
Pipeline
—1
Canada
Trans
Range Since Janv 1
—
High
—36
warrants
2.45 Mar
8.35 Mar
2.30
2.80
Shares
37
—
74c
3.00
—-*
——-—*
A
—
preferred
1957
class
•
2 45
6c
———1
Mines
Airways
Minerals Ltd
Purdex
Oct
?'?9
.-**—-—*
Producers Ltd
Gas
3.15
2°°
3.15
— —
—
Dome—
Uranium
Prospectors
Apr
20c
Electric
President
4.55
—
Ore—~
Trust
Premier
Sep
3,35
for Week
Low
Par-
1.85
—-1
—
•Sales
Range
Sale Price
-
High
700
-*
Roy—Mfg.
Iron
Low
Week's
Last
'
'
—
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Srnce Jan. 1-
High
Monday, October 12, 1959
9
*
.
Prairie
.
.
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
Shares
WEEK
Sales
of Prices
Friday
FOR
.
in year's rang?).
Selling ex-interest.
•
(not Included
—:—
.•••-,
i Flat price.
rC&sh sale (not Included in year's rang#).
wd When
delivered.
wrWiitD Issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
-•
Ex-rights.
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Ex-stock
.
dividend
——
Volume
190
Number
5339
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1561)
—NATIONAL-LI ST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
The
for
Friday
October
following bid and asked quotations
actual transactions.
represent
They
are
which have
V"-
Industrials and Utilities
Portsmouth
focoaii
Z"
>,
v'
'
Aerovox Corp
i
__
Products
Bid
Par
9%
Inc.
Box
Board
Co
23 %
25%
35%
J. L'
5
Cement Corp
American Express Co_
21%
iA
ecu
23%
■.
Fire
ft
Brlcx
5
5
•
78%
82%
Grolier
37%
40%
Gulf
44%
47%
38%
51%
_1
29
Incorporated
Anheuser-Bnsch
Inc__
Arden Farms Co common
Partic
■■
Arvida
Corp
Associated
Avon
Oil
&
__5
100
Co class A com_10
118
10
119
Helmerick
34%
Bell
&
J)
20%
21%
23
Bros
27 %
Hoover
16%
Houston
1
,19%
Oil
Hudson
Co
20'/8
10
"18
40
43
Indian
13 V4
14%
Indiana
10 ?8
11%
Indianapolis
27 %
30 %
29
Stores
Oregon Power
Co
California
Water
Tel
Products
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Investors
9%"
Class
18
A
common
29%
Iowa
Public
46's
Iowa
Southern
33'2
Itek
Corp
18%
83s
Jack
States
Colonial
Inc
Consolidated
Coffee
Cobb &
Stubnltz
3
41
44
Suburban
5
167/a
x147/8
25
13%
7 Va
_1
6 Va
31 Va
78 Va
16
none
14'a
938
'
Ludlow
35 3
21
22 V2
Madison
44
Maremont
8
Gas
13
Corp
Herrington Co Inc
_1
1
20
Aircraft
ll3a
McNeil
Meredith
9 1
Intermit
Chemical
98
17.
18 7
R)
Sons
&
16 3
4
Class
A
Mfg
11%
Mississippi
2334
25%
5
12 3
13%
"1912
21
Mohawk
39-4
42%
National
26
23
National
47
50%
v>uuntain
8
23
247
20'4
22
Eastern
Industries
Eastern
Utilities
>
17 7
a
Inc__
50c
Associates
10
Electrolux
Inc
4
18
19%
96
.
V*
17'4
25%
1
Co
25%
58
OH
27%
Northeastern
Northwest
3734
1212
Oil
Corp_
Northwestern
27%
S
Pub Rprv
Trust
Co
Trust
of
59 %
45%
48'/a
(Chicago) _25
30
—_50
335
—25
87
41
43%
121%
24%
Fidelity Un Tr Co
19 V4
21
Fiduciary
Trust
Natl
Bank
Natl
Bk
34 Va
Co
260
Bank Stk
(Minn)
Corp
Camden
Natl
(Camden
N
Bk
&
36
10
44%
of Dallas
70
74%
I6V4
17 Va
;3
21%
22%
30
33 %
First Natl Bank
'First National
Passaic
Natl
First
Bank
18%
First
B
31%
34 %
•
10V4
11%
of
Natl
Westchester
of
17
Hanover
46%
•
18%
19%
1
42%
45%
Gas
10
Service Co
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calif)
30 Va
32
2.50
678
20
Gen Telep Co of the Southwest
19 Va
5 % %
Giant
5%
pfd
preferred
Portland
Cement
20
Co
Trust Co of New Jersey
66
70%
34 Va
19 Va
1
24 Va
26%
19 Va
21
12%
13%
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Portland
Union Bank
Industrial Natl Bank of
.
16%
42
1
26%
28 V4
3lVa
33%
Industrial
9 Va
10
Int'l
C)
1
10%
11%
43
Irving Trust Co (N Y)_
10
38 Va
40%
•
40
2
8V2
29%
R
Trust
10
I
Co
(Wash
(Phlla)—5
D
43%
For
footnotes
see
89%
34 Va
38%
56%
59%
22%
24%
21Va
preceding
page.
53%
43%
46%
30 Va
Commerce—
United States Trust
»
48
9%
.10
X52
Co—
(Boston)
—J®
Y)—20
46%
20
10%
27%
Bank
of
United States Trust (N
10
Providence
50%
85
28%
J8
(N Y)—.
(Cleveland)
18
39
8%
General Electric Co_7%
Plymouth Rubber Co
20%
37%
Hudson
—1
Indus
Permanente Cement
"
(Chic)—20
General Bottlers—1
Pfaudler-Permutlt
7%
21
19%
_1
Pepsi-Cola
47%
49
Mass)
Trade Bk Ac Tr Co
Sav Bk
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr. Co (Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)_10
Tool
Pendleton
Co
Bank
85
Street
20
Second Natl Bank of Phlla—10
(Boston
38
9 Va
Packing
Bank-State
Trust
95
101/4
Co
(Wash)_20
Natl Bk
let
Second
75%
84%
20
Trust Co
Seattle
73%
71
81%
Louis Union
54%
9%
4%"
10%
65
2
35 Va
8%
18%
20 %
9%
Rye National Bank (N Y)
88
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A__5
3%
89 V*
18%
51 Va
Harris
Garlock
43
69
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co__10
17%
47%
85 Va
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
of New York—10
10%
10c
43
Sterling Natl Bk Ac Tr Co
(New York)
39%
Co__70c
172
10
Boston
54%
9%
Sulphur
Parker Hannifin Corp
100
51%
37%
Uranium Mines
57
Exch Bk—IB
Corn
0%
American
53%
38%
Mercury Electronics__90c
Pan
(Philadelphia)
36 V®
Gamble Eobinson-Co^B
&
67 Va
20
Bank
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island NY.J
State Bank of Albany
10
Pacific Power & Light Co
Tr
43%
64 y4
95
•
5%
Glrard Trust
Trust
22
40%
20
157
St
10
Bank
Island N Y.
11%
Tradesmen's
20
10
—8
Natl
Pacific
Pacific
33%
556
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Pacific
-15%
42
525
Kiggs Natl BK ol Wash D C—20
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Long
Rochelle
New
&
Bank
1
-
Eng Trust Co
Provident
93%
61%
25
16%
4%
Bk of Newark
Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
8
340
40
Louis—20
of St
5 %
10
31
44%
64 Va
89%
Natl
13»/8
1
56 Va
37
30%
325
(Jersey Clty)_25
of
4%
B
52 Va
(Boston)_100
Bank
12 Va
East Line.
67%
53
J)
47%
41 %
10
County
First
.
61
10
(Atlanta)
(Baltimore)—__10
Natl Bank
Far
Essex
Ac
(N
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
28 Va
0%
First
Airmotive Corp
35 Va
49 Va
Trust
J)
12%
Pacific
86%
32
63 Va
39%
11V4
Pacific
l7.50
25
74%
10
(NY)
71
of Chicago__100
21Va
28%
<8t
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
109%
10
Natl Bank
83 %
Bank
Jersey Bank Ac Trust Co.ll
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)_100
34%
104 Va
Natl Bank of Boston__12%
20'b
58%
26%
81
12%
397/s
32
20
First
80
55 V4
(Cleve)—16
273
36 Va
10
(NY)_10
•
1
Co
10
Detroit
New
36%
First
Assn.lGO
47%
103%
Natl State
38%
Co
(Newark)
Co
First
Pabst
76%
100%
Westchester-5
(Albany)
Banking Co
126%
36%
Trust
First
Otter
Co
National Newark
New
—50
& Tr Co
17
59%
44
Peonies
Bk
15%
27'4
30%
166
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Prod__10c
Tay Power Co
V«
(SF)_10
Fairfield County Trust
22%
55%
Comercial
Trust
91%
Tr Co_12Va
of
City Bank
National
28
of
Bank
National
355
Bank
National
84 3 4
26 Va
(NY)
72
25
York
New
National
City Bank <NY)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
Corp
158
62%
10
Natl Bk
21
pfd_*
29
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
5
22%
»/4 '
30%
8
County N Y
46%
(White Plains
Ffdellty-Phila
3
28%
32
Traders
&
(Buffalo)
63%
33%
Empire Trust Co
59)4
43%
Co_
Co
56%
x60%
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New
24%
(N Y)_ 10
Phila.lO
(Chicago)
County
22%
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.lO
Bank & Trust
Co
24'2
Brewing
46%
National
111
8
Co—
8
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)_25
York
Continental
Trust
(NY)_12%
Bank &
108
29%
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
34%
43%
of
Bk
Connecticut
First
Olin
Gas
31%
of North Amer_5
First
1
Coal Corp
&
48%
11%
Co
Trust
72
45'/a
fl
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of
Bk
71%
17 V4
Island
Manufacturers
68%
10
Cleve—10
(N
Aak
10
(Philadelphia)
Manufacturers Tr Co
Bank
(Phila)
10 Va
Corp
River
90%
19
$4
Long
296
87%
5
Gas
Co
44%
10
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101
Llbsrty Real Estate Bk & Tr
52
:
BM
Co
26
—1
Co
%
24%
13%
Frito
14%
Fmr
A
283
(N
67
f
—254
&
100
City Natl Bk & Tr
14 %
11%
5
52%
13%
Companies
Kings County Trust
(Brooklyn N Y).
59%
10
18%
10%
.
Company.
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Aak
56
41
Southern
&
23 Va
50c
Coal____^
Water Co
Miss
Bid
10
(Savannah)
•
Corp
Natural
Nuclear-Chicago
Oil
F)
18%
B—
12%
48
35%
17
ClaSs
18%
11%
33
Co
Bank
13%
1
Corp
17
10
1
49
New
21%
Oklahoma
23
Natl
8
Co.—
137s
1
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Co
1
50c
Shops of Del
Elec Assoc
Gas
Penn
443a
19 3
2%
& Gas Corp„__^4il
42.
3514
2.50
.1
1
Yuba Consolidated Industrlea_l
12%
Steel
40%
WurHtzer
1
Florida
Conversion Co
35%
38
5%
62 '/2.
25%
10
&
File
16%
213
Co
Old Ben
Fisher Governor Co
Wood
12%
33%
13Va
(Newark)_25
Bank
Crocker-Anglo
1
19%
Fisher Brothers CQ=i™_—
Chemical
20 Va
Commercial Trust of N J
6
Line Co_5
common
American
North
«
•
10
B
Wltco
5 Va
72
5%
24
Co
Thermador
Nortex
1
Corp__*
15%
42%
11 »/4
12 Va
68
5
50 "'a
Charter Financial
14%
18 Va
(S
Co
Bank
Franklin
First
27
40%
1
Commercial Bk
Co_^
10c
Federal Natl Mortgage
First Boston Corp..
19
42%
1
—1
30%
16
Gas
Pipe
&
Gas
Nicholson
19
121
Trust
Citizens
1
181 is
Equity Oil Co
Co
Gas
29%
20
Natl
Trust
19%
27%
Co
47 V*
Empire State Oil Co
Cos—1
25%
10
Manhattan
40%
15 %
I
....
17%
39%
25%
Telephone Co_l0
Massachusetts
Va
27
0%
Co
Trust
Centl-Penn
18 Va
14 Va
Supply
Shirt
Eng
X1434
4
16%
Point Manufacturing Co_*
Nassau
25 Va
5
'?%
Corp.
E'mhart Mfg Co
Central
301/4
9
Homes Corp A com_50c
Class'lB
"
2
Laboratory Inc
Electric Co (Texas)
Paco
Electro-Voice
111
FueJ
Gas
National
New
■
Norrls
Co._-1
Economics
El
Camden
11
_1
Nalco Chemical Co
—
2
Gas
28%
10
St
Federation
8%
.2
.
Nat
Valley
Rubber
5
2%
151%
-2%
Louis
26
32%
Line
Barge
Utilities
**is«ouri
.
43
_—
Tennessee
2
Co
Missouri-Kansas
Valley
North
East
Gas
11
1
preference
Inc
1
Miss
40
_
28%
_•
Transmission
__
28 »4
—7%
Co
14%
1
Inc
8%
26%
Weyerhaeuser Timber
7.B0
Whiting Corp
B
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
10
6%
7%
24%
42
Corporation
St
Broad
Cleveland
Mississippi Shipping Co
8
Co
National
Boatmen's
13 Va
Inc—
common
Laboratories
Miller
_5
Inc__———1
Assoc
*nehle-Gross-Dexter
25%
Bradstroet Inc—
Bush
Utilities Co_
Gas
1312
»
7%
1
Inc_
Service
Trust
38
Eng
&
8%
1
"A"—1
—
Corp
Trust
Chemical
41
Co
Dynamics Corp of America
k
9 1
Bankers
27 Va
23
Co
Western Natural
6%
7 Va
Virginia
25
a
15
of
5
Machine
atr-higan
24%
93
14 Va
21%
Bank
Chase
A
(R
57 Va
West
1
Corp__
Commerce
5 Va
1
Inc
54%
25
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80%
1
Inc
Western
Westcoast
Western Lt &
1
of America N
(San
Bank of
4%
Microwave
22 V2:
Bank
76%
__,5
Arts
33%
Co.
Watson Bros Transport
Wesco Financial Corp
35%
*
40%
Far
lc
1
Bridge Co..
Gas
_____2ya
1
Corp
21%
30%
61
Co Inc
Wells
Publishing Co.
5
Metropolitan
Broadcasting—_1
8
28
4
tf5V4
20%
37
Co
Greene
American
22 Va
1
Industries—.
2534
•
61%
Bank and Trust
Va
11
Shlpbldg & Dry Co_50c
L) Corp
—3
5
Specialties
Di-Noc
$1
51%
1
10%
I
Co
48
Prods
McLean
1
Supply Co of N Y—2Va
LMiriron
39%
McLo.uth Steel Corp
16'.'4
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp
&
37
17 '2
21 '/a
Darling (LA) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp...
Dunham
30%
Electric Co^—16
&
ddinneapolis
Dun
25 Va
28 V4
22%
2 50
Products—5
5
Dura
24 Va
•
( W
25 V4
Cross
Duffy-Mott
1%
Mji*son
23%
17 >4
Donnelley
35%
Inc
Maryland
8
Power Co_*
243a
Diebold
33
Auto
Marquardt
8%
Detroit
25%
„
1
23V8
Macl)ln«
24
1
Co
18'.4
B
55
•
56%
5
Bank of New York
Macmlllan
s
Marmon
inc—
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Cutter Laboratories class A__—1
33%
8
Brothers
(S D) Co
8
29
16'a
Dictaphone
Co
Stores Inc
Mfg & Sales Co__
33
22'2
Dentists'
Co
Cem
Co
Steel
Star
Lucky
8%
Co
3iy4
Swasey Co
36 Va
82%
13 %
1%
19 V..
1
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23%
34 3 a
27 'a
__
12%
34%
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7%
Liberty Loatr Corp—_^ir_-____il
Lilly (Eli) & €0 Inc com cl B—5
Ling-Altec Electronics —
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1
„___
25
20 %
lc
Lau
51%
15%
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
48
18
1
14%
0
17%
Warren
Va
Corp—1
Delaware
Struthers
13
a
8
1
Danly
Petroleum
Hotels
Strong
147b
_1
Class
Stekoll
12%
Marlln-Rockwell
Engine
Statler
44
38
Co
Kratter Corp class A
Corp—.1
umriiiiis
26
32 V,
214
Co™
11%
Warner
—
311/8
Koehrlng
Craig Systems Inc
•
57 Va
24%
34%
30
23%
--3-1
40
54
251/a
32%
9
Co
1
1
Register—
23%
5%
B
9Va
Stanley Home Products Inc:
Common
non-voting
Stanley Works
11%
1
common
Standard
35 34
11 3
Crouse-Hinds Co
6
30%
31%
50o
8%
Steel
Pressed
28 34
25%
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17
33
1
36 "a
14%
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16%
—10
10
Inc •«%
41 >4
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28
Inc
Steamship- .2.56
10
Gas
Co Inc
2%
Refrigeration
25%
56 Va
&
11%
29
y
Washington Natural Gas CO—.10
Washington Steel Corp
1
18%
23%
Mfg Co—
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(A
Fruit
Power
OH
50%
4%
10%
Vitro Corp of Amer
Von's Grocery Co
21%
Chemical
Corp
Keystone Portland
5%
Inc
17%
1
Co
52
Stepan
Ketchum
5%
Lines
Standard
x5%
Southern
26%
46%
1
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
9%
20
Stouffer
23%
7%
26%
8%
1
Tel
Utah
46
25
1
—2 Va
15%
10 V2
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NwHirnl
Kentucky Utilities Co__
21 Va
..
15%
14 V2
•
13%
•
43%
Upper Peninsular
29%
25
24%
19%
27 %
—2 Va
42%
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Stand
1
common
34
I
17%
1
Co
Co_
14%
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19%
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Co__*
Co
39 %
5
Gas
20%
Co_
Sys
5
1
Connecticut Light &
Consol Preightwuys
19 Va
Power
States
3
Corp com..3
preferred—™
25
Common wealth
Staley
Parchment Co_10
22%
ull & Gas
Cook
Corp
3%
61
Milling & Elev Co
conv
13%
44%
5
preferred
34%
1
Colorado
5
Co
Gas
Electric
41V2
1
461
25%
Co
13%
Eng Tel Co
Carbon
xl234
1
3%
46 3
12%
24%
.
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Warren
•
Co
32 %
43 Va
16%
10c
Co
Power
Freight
1
42
33V3c
Colorado
$1.25
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0
l
Gas
48%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
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___
44%
61
39 3
common..
Interstate
Spector
27
s
43%
15 Va
Leasing Corp
23%
22%
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
22%
40
States
United States
193a.
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24%
24V4
Prod
Gas
18'4/
28%
58%
33%c
Co
5
Electric
Steel
$1.46
Serv
21
Gas
Southwestern
Co__ 15
Supply
Kalamazoo Veg
36%
Corp
Stores
Colorado
Kaiser
6%
Vt
Radio
267
.
•
Co_10c
Devel
United
11%
8%
22
United States Chem Mil Corp__l
35%
Producing Co
1
"Southwestern Elec Service CO—1':
1
Water
&
Union
Southwest
Co
Heintz Inc
&
Jamaica
14'2
Central
Coastal
New
Southern
17%
Sprague
0
class B
Southern
14
253
10%
33%
Co
Water
17 %
Utilities
•27%
6
13%
!26%
Collins
Service
26'a
TelejHHmeOo—10
Engines
1
9%
52%
2
16%
35%
Cen tral
A
Cable
Shore Oil
Supply Co_:
_1
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt As Pwr Go-A
8%
.
8%
49%
1
Corp
16-
'
Inc—
Jcssop Steel Co
Chattanooga Gas Co___.
Simplex Wire &
-
7 Va
Power Co
13
*
Sys_l
5
Diver Services
1534
Corp
Pacific
Engineering Corp
10
■.
Sierra
Interstate
Co
Tractor
'
Seismograph Service Corp
.
7%
1
internale
57%
cl
6%
5
2
Interstate
•
com
57/a
Co
7*8
Freight
11%
Inc
17%
Soya Co
Serv
76 V*
26%
Co_5
Co
12%
72. Va
.
31V8
7%
& Co
21 %
36'j
Utility Corp
Bantam
Southern Nevada
Motor
10%
28 %r
1
7 Va
Homes
22%
1
8%
(G D)
20%
Corp_
4
31'/a
1
6%
Searle
711/4
Topp Industries Inc
7%
Schield
Inc
28%
67%
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc-
.1
S%
Co_
12%
20c
27
_•
•
Stores
3%
.1
Drug
1
29%
Petroleum
.
Co
UV4
Corp—
37)4
V4
5
Electric
Power
4%
Gas
27%
San
25
Nat
l
Sabre-Pinon
Jacinto
States
A
___•
16 34
34%
Securities
14 Vs
30
1
Central
Common
•
Bakeries
14%
Indiana Gas Co
Clinton
—
28 Va
Interstate
25
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co___3%
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co
10
LJtil Co
10%
;_1
42
30%
34 V8
;
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Corp__IIlu
Carpenter Paper Co
Citizens
15%
Tokheim
Colorado
20
[
Pub
Time
Southern
_5
Service
Telep Co
12%
Oil Ltd—L__10r
Central Public
37
Manufacturing Co__2%
Roddis Plywood Corp
Rose Maijie Reid
59 Va
Jervis Corp
Corp
Central
34%
Rockwell
55 V2
30'2
Delhi
Steel
Thrifty
•
42 >2
Canadian Superior oil of Calif_f
Cannon Mills class B com.
2r
Ceco
70
International Textbook Co
27
Co__25
Carlisle
66
Co
Calif
7%
California
Canadian
1
(H H)
Southern
Jefferson
&
57
Robertson
26%
17 lA
Interstate
Water
22
51%
Three
Inc
2434
33
California
"Calif
23%
52%
47
Myers
10
Corp.
11
•
&
Southeastern Pub
Co
9%
Robbins
South
Water
5
43'/4
22
24 Va
Co_
8 Va
4%
40%
20%
31%
at
17
7%
Texas
1
22%
161
15%
29 '/a
•
19 >2
I_ i
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Co
&
Inc..
Water
&
27
Industries Inc
1
National Petroleum
1
Texas Natural Gasoline
Corp_l
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
3
29
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27
Corp
•
8%
50%
25
12 Va
1
7
46%
2
5%
30 Vs
0
Thompson (H. I.) Fiber Glass.l
Skil
Mills
Gas
111 Nat
44
28
Thomas & Betts Co class
11%
Co
Corp_7
Gas Pipeline Co_l
Thermo King Corp
17%
Head
Texas
Transmls
5
16 5'g
1
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Production
25
•
40%
Texas Eastern
100
4%
17%
Stoker
Scholz
Husky Oil Co
_
38
41
—1
22
1
18%
5
32
94
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Corp__
48
1
Hugoton
i
29%
-1
Tappan Co
Tekoil
16'/8
1
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Inc
,_1
Co
16%
20%
•55
15%
1
12
1
r.
Corp
(H
Mat-
69%
Inc
Burnriv
Field
common
11%
Botany Industries Inc
1
Bowater Paper Corp ADR^-i—
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred—25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Cq
„10 ;
Brush Beryllium Co__
___t
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
•
Byllesby
A
21
45
7
9%
-
19%
;
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Roadway Express class A
25c
Pulp & Paper Corp—
65 %
,1;
10%
River Brand
126
38%
Gas—• 4
1
Corp
Bullock's
%
6%
2%
12%
•
Corporation
14%
'
51
___1
Natural
Houston
140
18%
Black Hills Power &
Light Co__l
Sivalls & Bryson Inc
1
^
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A__
10
Bag Co_
Foods
10c
Houston Corp
23
134
31%
9 Va
Ryder System Inc_—
class
Co
15%
Black
Borman
Inc
Engineering
,_l
Corp
——1
21-%
___.l
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway
Beryllium
;.
24%
24 %
lo
Co
20
29%
1
Richardson Co
'
Markets
Gossert
Bemis
Payne
1
Bates Mfg Co
Baxter Laberutorles
(A
&
Voltage
Hilton Credit
iiign
.36%
__
;
11%
11%
58%'
54%
Purina
Riley
11
•v
__
common
Publications cl A-25
Curtis Ind class A
1
Class
Bayless
Ralston
124
19%
18
18%
5
1
Ait
15%
1
Tampax Inc
S
Mexico
Products
Bid
Corp__l
6%
.
Corp
Ltd
106
Helene
A)
B
10
Corp
Gas
Inc
(M
Class
5%
Gas
Texas
35 Va
32%
13%
10
Products Inc
Aztec
Xerox
Controls__l
Hearst Cons
5
;
Spring
Hagan
Haloid
Ac
Syntex
4%
Hamp
Sugar
Republic Natural Gas Co__;
Chemicals
4%
.
2%,
27
1
Co
Puroiator
32%
17
Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas 'Western Gas Co____5
Construction
Corp
30 Va
39%
Arkansas
Metal
Purex
10c
25%
II4
Co
New
2.50
:
15%
•
Public Service
of
31%
37
l
preferred
Arizona
New
Co
Aiegre
2 Va
Hanna
AMP
of
Serv
41 Va
47
Society
Sulphur Corp___
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp
Co
Pub
Punca
Propane
Susquehanna Corp
26%
1
Serv
Suburban
21%
24
10c
Petroleum
Pud
178
Par
20
'
Corp____
Aak
1
20%
27
Bid
fl
America
2d%
168
____10
Puoco
36 Va
;
19
Grlnnell
Corp
of
Co
Par
'
Producing Properties Inc
22
,
33% "
Co
Greetings CI "A"
1
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp___4
American-Marietta Co
2
American Pipe & Const Co____l
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp___7.5Q
Ask
20'/4
Mountain Power Corp
Green
■
American
Bid
Glddlngs&Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Glasspar Co__
_________1
50%
1
Amer
Par
■
10%
47 %
American Biltrite Rubber Co.100
American
Ask
.
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SECURITIES
9
are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers,
Inc., and other selected sources. They do
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the ''asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of
n^t
or
Mr
45
Valley Nat Bk (Phoenix Arii)-f
Wachovia Bank as Trust Co—
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■
10%
56
32
35 Va
89
92%
45%
48%
19
20%
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Mutual Funds
Mutual
F»r
Fund*—
Abenleen
Fund
2.28
(nti
7.48
8.1C
Investment
Co
4.o7
Investment
Trust
American Business Shares
1
4.28
American Investors Fund ——1
Mutual
American
Fund
Development-•
1.74
1.58
Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Mtit Fund
Devel
Atomic
9.62
32(4
2 Hi
•
Trust
■
8.80
Johnston
Custodian
B-2
I Medium
8.91
B-3
(Low
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
4.40
13.96
1
7.43
8.17
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc—
1
Broad Street Investment-—50c
Bullock Fund Ltd—
.——1
caliiornia Fund Inc—
—1
12.30
13.43
Ltd——.
Canada
Blue Ridge
General
Canada
7.71
8.43
14.05
15.19
1
17.53
Growth
International
1
I
—1
Chemical Fund Iiic
—50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100
preferred ——---—100
Colonial
8.85
Funu
11.11
17,300
126
10.69
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9.07
9.69
Composite Fund Inc——1
Concord Fund Inc..—
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
16.59
18.03
14.69
13%
Stock Fund
22.79
beneficial interest-—...
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
12.46
Mutual Trust Shares
11.42
9.74
10.12
of
National
Investors
Corp:.—
1
Balanced Series
3.50
-3.81
19.34
10
20c
1
1
13.60
1
8.17
1
6.32
1
8.81
19.07
16 'A
17%
11.77
12.79
Growth
—
Stocks
England
New
York
Scries.
1
10.61
Nucleonics
Shares
William
17.43
Oppenheimer
18.62
Industrial Fund Inc_l
4.30
4.71
5.71-
6.24
Perm
2.49
2.72
Peoples
Inc—h— 1
Founders Mutual Fund—
*
10.42
11.33
.
Owners
series—_—~lc
Common stock
11.78
lc
5.75
6.35
9.42
10.32
stock
Preferred
series
Fundamental Investors
„
12.32
General Capital
Trust—
Philadelphia
Price
14.46
4%s
13.27
14.35
47>.s Feb
Inc—
1
10.11
38%
Northern
*
of
Co
13
Y—12%
N
14%
-
39%*"
42%
•'
-10
Pacific
Indemnity Co
Pacific
3%.
Insurance Co of N
59'y
Y__lo
49%
53',
58%-
61%'
Philadelphia
Phoenix
77,«
6%
x45
63
48%
64%
75
19
20%
Pyramid Liie Ins Co (N C)
1
Quaker City Lile Ins (Pa)-:—_5
81%
Reinsurance
84%
88:ii
Republic. Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Paul
173
—2
Marine-
Fire
Seaboard Life
Ins
5%
45%
48
19%
21 %•
59
64%
70"- V
%
75
52%
—1
7%
Co—
Haven)—
Surety
1(1-
38
lo
56
Springfield Fire & Marine——2
(New
Accident
8%
41%
39%
180
4%
•
6.25
Co
Security
40-?»
41%
-
45%
31%
29;14
102
107
.—10
53 %'
^Standard Sec Life Ins (N Y)—2
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
8
6%--
7%
24%:
26%
82%
85%
Travelers
-
Yt
.„24^:klw_ $6.50 preferred.—10
.
81
(N
58%
38
lo
Corp
68%
'•
'
110
63
24%
7H4
10
55%
St
57%
22'4
—,——--—-——10
78%
30%
*■■:?;;
52
Life Ins Co—— 5'
Providencc-Wasiiingion
52%
_22%
-;8r%
Insurance
Co—
—5
56%
.
46%
United Ins Co of Amer__—-2.50
Fidelity & Guaranty Cu
lo
49%
31%
IK
U S Fire
5
Ins
1 idsufance—3.33%
Ins
/
Peerless Insurance Co—.——5
—10
26%
28 Tii
2
39%
42
2
27(2
2S%
U S
Co
9
————_——3
US Life Insurance Co in
(T
5.36
2.10
2.28
17.61
Putnam
7.13
7.75
10.20
—
17.21
3
2.50
l
Inc.
(Geo)
Scudder
tl2.92
13.05
Fund—
7.86
14 18
Mntl
47 r.'
50%
the
18.66
lnc__. 1
Shares
Dist
7.17
7.79
12.34
13.34
10.56
11.57
10.1*5
11.12
7.92
8.68
-lc
14.41
15.77
Selected
(Tilt) Stock Fund_l«
13.24
14.50
Shareholders [l'lust of Boston.-J
Smith
(Edisoiti B) Fund——1
11.39
15.42
Southwestern Investors
Mortgage
April
99.21
99.2C
99.31
point
a
for
Dec
1,
1959.—
Feb
1.
I960—
99.30
100.1
99.26
5%s April .4, I960————
federal Laud Bank Bonds—
1%S Oct. 20. 1959
99.23
Ask
Cooperatives-
100.2
99.29
99.29
-
100.5
99.31
109.2
2 %s
Feb.
1.
I960
99.1
99.5
100.3
2%s
Feb.
1,
1960
99.16
99.20
37«s
April 20,
93 '
93%
1960
99.8
99.14
2%S June
99.30
99.31.
99.22
!-
4s
100.2
99.4
100.4
3%'S Feb. 13, 1962
3y4s March 11, 1963—
1960
98.10
98.18
3,
1961—
97.10-
97 U
April
4s
Sept.
19G1-:
20,
4s
May
1.
4%S
99.2G
100.4
Aug
20
99.12
2%»
Mav
1.
Mav
2.
Mar.
96.10
20.
4:'us
March
94.3
4r-lts
July
96%
3%s
April
4 'L-s
98%
97%
109
91%.
—_
1969
42%
90%
1968
20
96%
99.24
1966
4',4S
—
1963
3%s
100.8
96.2
97RV
1902——
1962——
98.22
98.14
...i.
1,
3%s
100
99.28
1960—
32nds of
more
47bs
99.24
Assn—
June 10, I960—
3%s Aug. 23, 1960
5(as Sept 11, 1961
or
4%s
99.29
100
1959——
11,
one
91 %
96
97
96%
97 %
16.96
13.80
—
Bid
99.24
"99.19
1963—
10,
99.20
99.22
I960-.—
15.
Nov.
5.30s
15.41
17.17
l
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
Ask
99.26
——
3%s Dec. 10, 1959——
4%s March 10, 1960
8.50
1
.1
15,
%s April
3.70s
9.3'J
Growth Slock
Putnam Growth Fund—
Quarterly
23.48'
8.58
15/ 1960
15, I960.
July
pnvfom]
11.12
-_-:f-- -23.25
15. I960-———_
Feb
0.40s
—
15.70
—_•
Inc
Fund
96%
34%
Banlc^
15. I960——w
4.65s April 15, 1960
5s June 15. I960—
5.o7
al4.33
1
Inc—
Rowe)
CU',2
31
Banks—
4!i<s March
10.36.
lo
14.92
Chemical
shares.
8.14
7.42
——lc
7.95
R.71
Fully Administered slmres—lc
General Bond shares
,—lc
Machinery shares.lc
10.13
11.10
shares
Merchandising
shares-
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
lc
Common Stock Fund—-—1
a29.08
Scudder Stevens
State Street Investment Corp..*
7.60
7.92
Stein
13.38
14.65
Investors—
Roe „&
Balanced
6.35
6.97
Stock
9.69
10.62
Sterling
2.19
2.42
_lc
6.43
7.03
lc
10 01
10.97
_lc
11.39
12.47
Growth
Twentieth
shares.
Equipment
shares
Steel shares.—
1
inc
Sovereign
8.83
shares.——lc
Bond
Clark-
&
Shares..——1.25
Amer
1
Inc.—
1
Fund
S
13.79
8.45
Income Fund Shares.i
11.03
11.99
Science
Uhited
—10c
5.02
10c
4.95
1
a25.46
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.49
2.73
8.13
8.89
1
9.46
10.34
1
9...0
io.x /
Haydock Fund Inc
Income
of
Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
Boston.'Inc.—1
Income
Fund
Investors.
5.48
Value
'
Institutional
Shares
Institutional
Ltd—
Bank
Fund
United
United
—1
13.67
14.9*1
1
16.32
17.74
1
6.6G
7.28
3%
Inc..1
5.67
6.20
4s
Line
Income
Lihe
Fund
Ltd
Fund Inc
Value Line
Value
Fund
Canada
Fund
Special
Situations
Inc
Wall Street
15,
i%s
Nov
4%s
Aug.
.
Ask
Oct.
His April
M«v
1960
98.24
97.4
1961—
97.12
1 "aS
4%s
99.2
5S
94.12
——
96.4
98.18
94.20
l%s
3.45%
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.30
3.756<
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.26
3.75/
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.21
99.25
4'
5r
4-55)
2-
1-60
99.19
99.23
4%s——1994
1975
84
80
85
New
Bausch '&
106
107%
Northspan
British Petroleum
6s——1980-76
Burlington Industries 4(/4S—1975
Pacific Ry 4s
1969
Carrier Corp 4%s
1982
Chance Vought 5'is—
—1977
58
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Consumers Power—•
4%s
Natural
Gas 5%s__1977
Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehmtf Trailer
4s
118
87%
89
"
'94
92
93%
127
'1)5',
Cran
Faeific Gas
105%
—_199l
99%
99%
1977
91
93
90
92
Petroleum
Pacific
5'Is
5%S——1994
5%s ww—1963
5s„_^
5s„
ww
Pennsylvania Electric 5s
Phoenix
97%
109%
107
"
Southern
Calif
Gas
108
140
Textron
195
Transcontinental
100%
106%
Georgia Power 5%s
Cliemical
Light
1986
5s
&
conv_.1984
Power—
4"6S
Lowenstem
4%s
ipse
(M)
114
118
104%
104%
118
120
5 %S
-1979
—,——_
Amer
5%s
5s
-1971
Gas
P
101%
95
102
97
L—
-1979
:
Underwood
101
U S
81r%
5%s
Corp
Industries 4V,s^
Westcoast
80%
Bid
White
Trans
Stores
5%s__
4%s
97.4
93.28
5)4
1963
1.
90.12
97.30
89.12.
89.20
87.24
1!(C4_
1964—:
—_
W'%
1964
a—
87.28
100.8
100.12
101
101.4
86.4
1964
1,
90.8
97.26
;
1963
15.
.
—
86.12
Bate
Dated
CD 00
1971
100
Due
October
15,
1959-—
1-59
3-
1-60
99.22
99.26
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
99.20
99.24
4%/
3-59
8-
4.65s
5-
1-59
910-
67-
1-59
2-60
1-60
5-60
99.929
November 5, 1959
November 12, 14)59—
99.776
99.792
99.708
99.725
99.873
January 21,
Japuary 28,
I960—.—
1960
19,
1959—
99.632
99.642
27,
1959—
99.540
99.553
March
3,
99.473
99.487
March
10,
99.401
99.417
10,
1958—
December
17,
1959—
99.323
99.341
December
22,
1959—
99.249
99.269
15)59—
25
24,
99.244
March
99.177
April
99.04^
April
98.951
98.977
98.257,
98.171'
98.041
98.08.5
97.965
98.010
97.940
—
July 15, 1960
98.940
98.388
98.129
1960
99.224
98.478
98.217
—
1960
99.155
—
98.350
1960—
99.030
1959
98.622
98.443
—
17, I960—
March 22,
1960
March
98.71'V
98.588
I960-
98.811
98.683
—
March
3,
December
1960
98.889
98.781
—
18,
Ask
98.861
February. 4,
I960—.
February 11, T96C—
November
24,
99.29
99.30
100.2
Treasury Bills
February
February
December 31,
99.26
Yield Price
99.912
-January 7, 1960
January 14, I960
January 15, i960
99.25
100
Kid
99.984
1959
Ask
6-
4.45/
Ask
99.983
99.860
Rid
4%%
99.29
October 22, 1959
October 29, 1959
December
97,985
98.966
31,
7,
97.851
1960
97.899
97.763
97.688
96.458
I960-.
97.812
97.646
I960—
15.
96.535
103
Ks
99%
k
& Sons—
——_1931
87
Gas Transmission—
190
Eoustou
5%s—1984
Tenn
106
Hooker
1967
Sperry Rand 5%s ww1982
136
5s
ww__
97
1962—:
15)63—
15)63
15,
Oct.
November
84
110
1977
Cement
lf
101
1969
110%
197c
Port
Ask
100
December
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww
1982
General
105 7
81
1989
5%s—
Steel
01.23
Yield Price
-
130
97
Bid
United States
100%
-1973
England Tel
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
—1989
Paso
Ferro
59 %
114
Canadian
/
Due
88
National Can 5s———1976
100
Opt 4%s.—1979
K
Dated
Ask
Tel
Mueller Brass 3%s
100%
Lomb
Katr
Security Issues
101
99.28
I.
1.
5%/
KM
99.24
91.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
6.58
Bonds—
93.8
1962:
15,
April
98.24
J962—
15,
May
97.28
98.20
93
15.
Aug.
97.24
1962—
15,
Oct.
98.30
13.73
American President Line 5s_198l
Associates Investment 5%S_1979
Has
98.14
6.08
Bell
Mav
95.28
-
1961—-
12.70
Michigan
4s
«ik
—
1962—
1,
100.4
1
Ask
Oct.
100.2
Whitehall
1031;
Aug.
Has
Nov.
15.42
102
98%
point
a
1962—*
1.
April
11.29
Bid
15.
Feb.
1961
ol
Rill
April
HaS
13.10
Recent
Feb.
3%s
15(61,
32nds
15.
2%S
12 05
Bunds—
Feb.
99.11
14.15
American Greetings Corp—
5s eonv —...
——1979
3%s
99
10.33
'tic
1972
15.
more
99.7
1
Fund
or
99.9
1
Wisconsin Fund Inc..
one
99.5
Wellington
7.28
92%
I960
Wellington Fund—
13.03
91%
Sept.
1960
1,
1,
101.6
12.15
6.65
94%
4s
100.4
^
11.10
11,92
89
93%.
1972-1967
8.73
Washington Mutual
lc
88
lias
Institutional Growth Fund_lc
Fund
97%:
1971—
15.
4s
13.45
Insur
1970-1967
1.
99.20
11.74
Institutional
1,
May
99.23
12.30
Institutional Income Fund—Itf
90
Feb.
99.16
10.75
Equity Fund
>99%
Oct.
S
99.21
—
15.
Aug. 1.
100.6
lc
Investors Fund Inc
98%
89
Maturity—
lc
Foundation Fund
Inst
—_
3%s
-
point represent
100.4
—
15, lfM4)
1, i960——
l(aS Oct.
8.01
1970
4', Si
3.96
3.62
.1
1969
1,
Treasury Notes <Continued)
1966
Has April 1,
3(1-6 May 15,
3%s May 15.
"
1959—
tft. 1959
l%s
.
10c
:
Investing Corp^
15,
Treasury Notes
Inc—
Funds
decimal
May 15, I960-
7.73
Accumulated Fund
Continental Fund:
H-C7_;
Feb
4s
12.69
United
United
Series
3:,^s
10.02
1
18.80
20.75
Series H-DA
9.17
Nov,
1
18.25
97
Bid
3%s
6.28
20.13
Inc—
16.81
7.26
Growth industry Shares Inc.—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Funds
15.42
Century Growth Inv_ *
Funds
97 %
91%
96%
Certificates of Indebtedness—
6.65
12.43
Hamilton
13.02
Maturity—
27.22
lc
3.88
11.40
Uuilea
Figures after
27.05
12.30
5.75
Fund
7.92
—_—lc
...
—1_
15.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
a37.04
International
&
shares——————lc
Utilities
15.91
1
Inc
U
96%
90%
1969
37-HS
39r!)i
1
Inc
oievi* inn-Electronics Fund
Texas
14.53
36%
I
f und
96(4
12.45
I
Fund—
Investment
Townsend
4%s April 10,
10.(h
9.86
Faniliam
Fund
94
4%s Nov. 12, 1963
4%s June 10, 1965
3%s March 11, 1968
a39.16
lc
shares.—
Railroad Stock
Tobacco
-
•
——lc
Mining shares.
25c
7.62
6.95
shares—lc
Bond
Canada.
Fund Inc
8.06
Industrial
Institutional
of
Fund
Scndder Stevens & Clark
shares.
Common
Food
I
45%
2.50
69
FlajL.2%
Co
Home Loan
13.23
Fund Inc.:
16.29
Electrical
El
41%-.
35%- '
Figures alter decimal point represent
Federal
1
Corp
Fund
Fund
1
Aviation-Electronics—
!
Fire-—-10
River
Obligations of Government Agencies
1
Equip Shares—lc
Building
shares
lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Automobile
^
45 5 b
Hampshire
35%
'
3%
64%
—.'__i
8.99.
Inc
ue-.StreeUFufKh4neii-t.--
Pioneer
Puritan
Group Securities—
42%
Ffortheastern
'
70
65%
:
371^
—
3.80s Jan.
.h.—, 1
Fund
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1
Corp—
General Investors
40%
32'*
Casualty——2
/
13.32
Square Mutual Fund.
1
Inc_
Futures
12.94
:
37'a.
class A—_—S
Amsterdam
North
350
Bid
Fund
Securities
Pi
F'unds Inc—
22%
5
Ststndard Life Ins__10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y„10
'
Franklin Custodian
113%
19%-': "f 20%
———5
File
136
">
109%
New
21
1.50
Jefferson
Uver-The-Counter
Mutual Fund
Nationwide Corp
Standard
Insurance
Fund
oireet
16.12
Florida
National Union
33
Seaboard
Co
Chemistry &
17.22
Financial
10
—
—
11.47
1
-1
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Iuv Co Inc—1
Florida Growth Fund Inc—10c
4
Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
One
8.23
1
Fund
Electronics
Fidelity Capital Fund—
18%
31
103
9.63
.
Series
New
8.26
Fire
6.91
;
Stock Series
7.97
Old Line Inc common-:—1
63%
8.93
25.34
18.88
Lite & Aceidenl. Ins——10
Natl
Employees Life
Life
4.58
23.70
8(4
Natl
24%
29
Home
6.28
Income
7.52
—..4
Insurance
Home Insurance
11.78
5.75
4.19
24.32
7%
Co
...
(Fia)
10.78
1
1
—
Series—
Bond
22.75
6.88
58%
17
—.'—10
Insp & Infjtirunec—■
~
20.92
12.64
Preferred Stock Series—
Corp—-—1
Inc—
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
Dividend Series
23.70
21%
150
(D
129
19%
c
13%
.
59
10
34(h
v.
12
(Balt%——_1(J
53
5
Hanover
al4.02
-
National
Lite
22%
132
C)
American
Gulf Life (Jacksonville
16.02
•10.39
Monument
33%
-
45%
31
Mcrchanis & Manufacturers^—4
336
Falls
Ins
10.89
1
10
124
Life
Assurance—12..50
44%
143
Great
9.93
.
Merchants Fire
Life.—.10
Government
21.08
1
401
2%
35%
31%
Mass
9
7
5%'
•-
33%
Casualty
1
Bdnding_i.ii^—5
Indemnity & Lite Ins
5
Massachusetts
Government Employees Ins
(DC)
—4
National. Securities Series-
—1
J
Eurofund Inc
Glens
14,79
11.40
Mutual
.—1
Inc
13.68
15;30
Fund Inc
Corp
General
General Reinsurance
Corp.
14.56
1
3.20
Equity Fund Inc
Inc
Maryland
3%
'
—
13.40
Investment Corp—1
Fund
Energy
Franklin
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
Shafes
Ins
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—.—1
Fidelity
Deposit of Md
5
Fireman's Fund <S F)
2.50
Automation
Investment
12
Assurance, €(%-__5
Casualty Co—5
Insurance
53%.
4%
26%
41,
21%
228
New
Life
Forstcr
Federal
3.81
of beneficial interest—1
&
5
"*
50
2%
6.25
Eagle Fire Ins Co <N Ji
1.25
Employers Group Assoc.
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp..5
2.65
33 %c
Missiles-Jets
15.60
—:
Connecticut.
13.47
20%
219
3
__2
Continental
Continental
Stock
77%
2.92
—
Capital
Electronics
Electronics
Growth
Fund Inc
12.19
14.35
Fund—
Investors
Mass
•
22%
"
11
__io
j
7.03
2.74
lnt-33y30
73
9.23
(Ky
19.55
Massachusetts Life Fund-
& Howard—
Balanced
beneficial
of
'
National Life
10
Loyal Amer Life ins Co Inc_—I"
63%
20%
25%
.5
Shippers—
6.45
2.59
Mutual
8.89
&
17.89
43.74
Trust
8.03
21.00
Dreyfus Fund Inc—.
Eaton
Co
2.17
shares
10'%
9%
1
JRc»insuranee
Commonwealth
3.75
18.16
———2.50
25c
Shares
13.86
lc
Investors
Lincoln
27%
60
—3
————:
Ask
25%
Life Comnanics inc___—l
Life Insurance Co of Va_—_10
19%
1
Boston Insurance Co
13.11.
lc
—lc
—
7.34
Shares-
Series E——
Dividend
6.48
12.68
a
16
18
of
16 Tb
11.99
syares_lc
17.98,
—
Trustee
Industries
shares.,
Fund*
Inc
Fund—
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Diversified
24.38
22 42
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
—1
Delaware Income Fund Itie^A*l
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
7.17
5.92
43
14%
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)lo
Beneficial Standard Life—
l
3.78
Units
B———
Western Investment
Bankers
14.14
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares————lc
15.38
17%
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—■
De
13.40
13.07
Inc—1
Paper' shares——
Petroleum shares———
20.17
18.56
Crown
American Surety Co__
12.28
shares—lc
Metal
11.60
& Sk'll
-r—Dividend Incoare
American
Crum
General
Massachusetts
1
Series
13.82
Managed Funds-
16.31
———
Amer
15.07
G.54
Tenn
30%
39 %
"
Amer Ins Co (Newark N
J.t—2%
American Investors Corp—
,_i
20.06
16
248
28%
Equitable Assttr5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)-_5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
66
237
_*
Mercury (Wash D C)_
Amer Nat Ins (Galveston)—
18.39
Sayles Mutual Ftmd—-*.
Electrical Equipment
Co
Par
179
62%
10
Insurance
13.81
-1
Stk Fund
Insurance
Life
Insurance
12.67
Life Insurance Investors Inc."—1
10.53
15.01
vNjtment__-1,
Commonwealth Stock
Bond
15.58
Inc_
—10
Companies
Ask
171
Heritage fM'c Ins—.
(Jacksonville Flat
1—1
10.06
Fund
Bid
10
Amer
10.49
Loomls
10.51
Fund Inc—
9.61
Lexington Trust Fund——25c
Lexington Venture Fund
—1
13.43
-1
In
17.33
9.21
Surety.
$1.25 conv preferred
1
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
23.74
14.28
Lazard
Income
Fund Inc
Commonwealth
1
Life
American
24.71
1
—
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund—
—1
132
Aetna
12.01
16,700
12.29
inc.
Commonwealth
Composite
9.57
13.69
Shares—-*----1
Energy
colonial
10.07
9 21
12.53
Century Shares Trust—
Fund of Boston
Chase
7%
18.97
American
15.89
Knickerbocker Growth Fund-—1
Ltd-
Fund
14.96V
1
Canadian Fund Inc.-——
Canadian
18.52
13.85
13.65
Fund-—
Ltd—-
(1954)
17.13
12.81
35.50
21.70
Bonds)——1
K-2
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
Agricultural
(Speculative Pfd Stksi—1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)— -1
S-3 (Speculative Corn Stk)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stksi-1
4.87
12.84
12.49
a23.51
Grade Bonds)_l
6.21
8.20
Priced
112.26
11.49
23.67
&
Aetna Insurance Co
Funds—
Bonds).—1
rent
(Invest
B-l
11.61
Casualty
34.80
•
iuc——_—,—-—-i
(Thei Mutual Fund—1
Keystone
Aetna
11.22
Fund———1
5.71
Axe-Science & Elect'ni'cs Corp_lo
10.62'
Boston—1
Fund
istti
5.72
5.24
of
Research
Investors
14.00
Inc—.-1
Fund
Research &
Amer
Associated
a
SECURITIES
Par
5.13
Monday, October 12. 1959
.
.
0
.
Ask
4.69
Fund Inc___—_lc
of America
i
2.07
1.25
Inc
October
Insurance
Resources
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
25o
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Friday
.
1970
88
85
88%.
112
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
93
1988
1979
♦No
"New
par
value,
York
Net
asset
value,
b Bid
Stock Exchange,
t New
stock,
a
j-ield price,
x
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend;
wi "When
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
'
Volume
190
Number 5889
.
.
V
47
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
„
(1563)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—Phil»ef*fplir«—
Week Ended Oct. 3
195*
Bank Clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by
of the
us
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
be 16.8%
ter
corresponding
above those of the
Oct. 10, clearings for
there
is
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 24.6%.
a
Our. comparative
—28.3
2,296,916
-I-
0.3
4,981.365
+
1,056,000.000
4,005,498
7,266,897
7,333,205
26,625,779
12,117,587
I
;
New Jersey—Trenton.
2,140.577
Total
(11
cities)
22,716,055
5.423,080
1,031,000,000
4,486,713
4,255,72*
1.6
7,172,144
+7,315,453
2.9
3,595,293
—
+
1,132,121,433
.
1,231,000,000
3,621,573
6.8
8,157,851
6,874,653
+ 17.2
•20,587,870
—
—38.0
19,529,551
1,240,261«,072-
2,325,703
5,272,103
2.3
20,475,225
18,465,203
21,119,46'*
9.5
1,107,260,008
1,354,261,04*
for the week follows:
mary
V
+15.4
4,373,252
6,831,917
Delaware—Wilmington
\
1,657,173
2,354,00*
+ 10.6
7,387.521
"4,500,000
;
York
•
2,437,063
4,622,387
Seranton
1»M
$
1,784.192
5,097,981
Wilkes-Barre
sum¬
1,644,778
2,304,245
•1857
7.5
—
1,168,000.000
L_
Philadelphia
Reading
week in 1958, at this cen¬
Inc. or
Dec. *
1,853.292
1,179,304
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals
week last year.
$24,244,391,010 against $20,758,457,292 for the
$
1,714,975
Bethlehem
all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
stand at
1
_.
Chester
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
1958
$
Pre¬
,
+
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY
Week Ending Oct. 10—
York
New
1959
$12,491,889,541 $10,028,160,840
.;
Chicago
__
+
+
Ohio—Canton
6.9
,
633,984,376
420,018,509
450,726,764
—
6.8
375,400,000
350,400,000
+
7.1
*650,000,000
618,219,342
+
5.1
421,043,032
398,106,156
+
467,335,217
+ 12.3
12,371,082
10,350,403
280,177.772
+ 14.9
578,902,692
+
7.5
290.045,597
599,356,483
591,000,92*
68,999,700
64,295,300
+
7.3
60,983,300
14,114,691
Pittsburgh
—
;
__
•
Baltimore
.
-
-
364,172,098
-
cities,
five
days
Other
cities,
five
days
350,037,307
$18,251,369,316 $15,375,968,072 1
4,994,184,745
Total
+ 12.1
11,758,341
55,131,903
15,134,283
12,855,382
+
4.2
473,055,361
+
6.6
14,518,237
512,274,025
476,584,40*
4.0
+
(7 cities)
___
1,495,497,654
.
1,433,152,689
+
4.3
1,501,307,065+
5,097,548
+
4.5
Virginia—Huntington__
Virginia—Norfolk
+18.7
3325,669
23,911,000
+17.0
South Carolina—Charleston
21,108,000
261,982,904
,
Richmond
+11.3
$23,245,554,061 $19,361,375,757
257,253.949
All cities, one
day—.
897,081,535
all
+L_
week
150,738,608
822,989,511
♦Estimated,
•
'v
.
our
ends
issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
812,230,736
In the elaborate detailed
inasmuch
For that week there
was
an
cases
increase
of
of 16.2%.
Reserve District of 6.2%
and
a
a
28,213,220
133,711,973
386,800,000
238,654,686
247,076,085
208,377,028
14,511,668
14,265,048
'905,951
767,755
+ 18.9
262,753,783
219,036,505
+ 20.0
1,354,615,768
1,221,562,438
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
___
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
Total
Orleans-
(10 cities)
an
District of 9.5%.
Indiana—Fort
In the
Reserve
furnish
a summary
$
1st Boston
District
3rd
—
the
totals
District there is
register
a
St.
1958
Inc.
7,851,363
6,554,023
191,082,61*
+ 18.6
+
'
1.7
+10.9
12,35G,350,389
858,493,981
892,578,402
+ 15.9
13,043,890,294
12,004,775,609
6
«•
822,989,511
812,230,736
1.3
767,242,714
735,373,783
—10
"
1,354,615,768
1,221,562,438
+ 10.9
1,223,961,103
-
-
1,3,801,230
751,170
1,740,523,131
1,735,479,004
+
0.3
1,590,914,705
1,544,870,432
"
801,548,285
691,212,987
+ 15.8
696,422,414
757,453,165
+
2.7
615,103,683
602,524,911
2.9
648,050,059
774,680
....
221.612.056
204,776,013
1,223,961,103
1,184,933,693
.
'
+
1.2
3,496,775
3,860,080
+
9.0
21,669,078
23,118,95'!
+
1.4
9,389,714
9,888,273
14,498,453
+
2.0
12,483,992
12,294,92G
94,987,000
2.1
84,983,000
87,109,000
10,415,213
4,639,164
132,811,750
7,999,0.4»
47,702,564
—
9,993,406
+.14.1
10,979,896
4,545,518
+ 27.5
144,909,752
4,327,909
141,629,374
9.1
+
8,837,788
80,468,586
20,286,064
3.9
—
1,969,742
58,443,186
0.7
—
8,110,545
8.5
—
15,224,095
+ 20.8
1,271,394,248
10,899,368
1,427,354
0.1
1,171,875,545
—
—32.0
17,501,766
9,874,745
5.9
17,161,208
12,823,599
—
12,553,816
+19.5
7,413,855
Cities)
8,812,680
—15.9
7,014,690
1,740,523,131
—
1,735*479,004
0.3
1,590,914,705
+
,,
14,891,973
1,821,664
1,141,204,86*
10,569,260
16,685,75*
12,769,163
8,203,323
1,544,870,43?+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
»-
Missouri—St.
400,800,000
-
-—.
-
378,300.000
367,600,000
385,000,000
206,911,332
190,527,736
3,309,217
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
626,126,259
Louis..
1,240,261,072
1,495,497,654
1,132,121,433
+
1,433,152,689
+
186,038,230
193,810,048
198,999,793
L23,G82,234
131,554,664
+
1,107,260,008
4.3
1,354,261,048
1,501,307,065
9.5
170,049,333
1,192,523
3,457,702
3,404,03%
696,422,414
757,453,161*
1,441,393,058
Total
—
15.8
801,548,285
cities)
(4
Nihth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis
Dallas
11th
12th
San
__
686,497,227
"
693,481,069
713,990,718
_—_
._~6
"
591.585,980
556,032,206
+
6.4
534,110,802
509,848,302
"
1,454,786,414
1,335,311,722
+
8.9
1,301,645,958
1,242,146,148
26,195,495,070
23,588,915,052
+ 11.1
23,888,462,786
9,966,673
12,321,489,732
11,646,885,045
+
5.8
11,291,011,041
11,318,885,557
Outside New York City.
We
now
add
our
detailed statement showing
the figures for each city for the
1959
Clearings at—
$
Maine—Bangor
1958
Inc.
1956
-
or
V
Dec. %
$
5,018,239
3,047,305
r_
—_—
Fall River
—
New Bedford-—
9,036,196
802,998,604
755,289,487
3,713,445
3,312,250
1,569,421
—
Lowell
■
1957
$
$
1,617,747
—
9.7
3,641,148
3,682,436
—10.9
9,720,301
10,903,130
4,898,223
7,054,132
17,877,792
14,833,558
704,699,416
686,497,227
615,163,683
700,667,282
738,261,091
+ 12.1
—
—:
—
8.8
3,853,101
,
1,700,693
«
•
...
1,948,874
3,640,355
15,000,709
+ 10.1
15,830,446
16,198,299
11,940,923
+17.2
12,448,083
11,377,320
49,039,203
40,038.225
+
6.5
45,029,535
41,734,196
25,335,347
+
0.2
24,549,403
26,479,506
38,084.300
2,977,905
971,425,367
(12 cities)
35,700,000
3,563,916
Hampshire—Manchester
—
914.973,443
602,524,91*
City1,234,293
+
1.9
906,948
886,908
+
2.3
933,041
874,32?*
11,372,061
11,020,979
+
3.2
10,4.18,106
168,139,715
179,664,290
6.4
165,581,451
10,660,95*
151,126,082
13,387,290
1,257,120
—
'
Omalia
—
—
993,027
6,855,676
+ 23.8
27,978,758
31,585,907
—11.4
26,943,677
454,295,897
15,306,503
5,734,639
461,726,741
1.6
414,895,013
0.9
13,754,030
693,481,069
713,990,718
8,489,428
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
City
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1,350,640
—
15,166,353
+
5,849,571
—
7,705,659
2.0
6,826,055
2.9
26,251,68ft
401,897,827
13,879,103
+
Total
(9 cities)
—
648,050,059
6,698,34*
626,126^59"
3,548,670
25,396,864
—
Haven
(7 cities)
■
3,499,421
3.0
13,997,121
:___
7,594,637
13,448,14*
10,800,375
c.3
;+
16,524,291
—
Rhode Island—Providence.
Total
4,998,838
8,722,752
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
3,861,127
13,438,230
11,378,576
507,052,821
474,443,647
43,138,161
40,956,307
Texas—Austin
Dallas
6.5
34,630,800
2,923,768
2,912,408
11.806,561
+
6.9
450,699,805
+
5.3
38,746,070
10,149,000
—17.8
6,980,000
7,091,559
7,491,460
5.3
13,269,216
+
4.6
591,585,980
556,032,206
+
6.4
39,490,13'*
15,816,523
534,110,802
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
10,059,253
425,043,838
0,892,843
13,885,209
Galveston
Wichita
+ 18.1
——
8,493,000
—
8,591,000
6,4.41,163
19,622,90G
31,774,100
+ 19.7
—
Worth
Fort
'
New
11,460,699
5,135,149
»
Total
St.
3,960,266
—
Worcester
New
12,570,585
4,258,764
Dakota—Fargo.
Dakota—Aberdeen
Missouri—Kansas
4,530,631
Connecticut—Hartford
151,138,563
-
First Federal Reserve District—1Boston—
Springfield
403,467,970
164,097,542
Montana—Billings
Lincoln
Week Ended Oct. 3
__—
11,074,23(>
401,653,221
7,917,300
North
South
Hastings
__
Portland
11,065,693
463,320,989
168,703,500
Minneapolis
Nebraska—Fremont
week ended October 3 for four years:
Massachusetts—Boston—
10,166,460
4.65,441,540
Minnesota—Duluth
22,956,284,808
"2_108 cities
Total
—
__10
________
Francisco
704,699,416
9
——
"
188,269,812
12,635,434
16,209,893
7
9th Minneapolis
LOth Kansas City
+
+
G.2
858,493,981,
Total
(6
cities)
509,848,30?
892,578,402
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
York—Albany
40,136,789
New
York
Rochester
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
New
la)
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
3,897,621
30,454,858
;
2,739,807
52,471,812
Jamestown
144,740,310
4.062,351
;—___—
30,765,824
155,374,118
13.874,005,338
_____,
77,670,848
■
+ 30.5
27,035,979
23,696,033
.+ •7.3-
2.996,072
4.2
3,457,338
3,514,493
11,942,030,007
+16.2
12,597,451,745
11,637,399,251
47,089,525
+ 11.4
48,003,886
42,645,714
28,703,466
+
+
6.1
3,035,904
2.0
31,489,435
29,244,403
31,971,024
(a)
76,138,360
192,828,028
Utah—Salt Lake City
106,237,818
107,568,801
73,890,123
cities)
87,171,675
80,245,469
8.6
73,605.030
San
38.500.342
Jose
Santa
Barbara
12,356,350,389
+15.9
) 3.043,890,294
12.064,775,609
J?
Stockton
»
Total
Grand
(10
total
cities)
-
(108 Cities)-
"
.+19.4
— 1.2
29,37CU>3X..+ —26,332,50?— + 11,5
19,751,923
773,602,980
Francisco
+
10,313,870
15,592,253
19,687,636
+
716,966,857
+
31,642,999
8,348,701
13,600,384
0.3
7.9
+21.7
+23.5
+14.6
•
a)
Cleavings operations
194.027,216
215,021,749
-
6,192,328
-
5,90.4,529
192,208,577
189,811,94'.!
89,350,501
85,459,lO'.V
29,572.808
31,170,45015,202,344
672,424,783
21,543,329
696,192,247
28,993,738
27,604,070
8,884,534
7,669,92G
12,871,78%
13,686,147'
1,454,786,414
1,335,311,722
3.9
1,301,645,958
1,242,146,14}?
26,195,495,070
23,588,915,052
+11.1
23,888,462,786
22,956,284,800
12,321,489,732
ll,646.88b.045
+
5.3
11,291,011,041
11.318,885,55^
+
76,232,700
14,324,081.403
-
Pasadena
San
32,495,578
72,473.996
211,237,610
+ 6.5
—7,098,199 ~=-12.G
230,150,215
Outside New York City
(t
6,203,810
+
Oregon—Portland
Gallfornia™Long-BeaGh»ri«-™™™-»==_»,
0.2
—
225,063,172
—
Yakima
2,73^,614
Buffalo
'
2,745,54%
18,349,486
2,378,971
+,270,788,435
7.409,041
16,466,862
15,000,360
-
(17
O
1,184,933,691
"
229,038,940
14,481,339
+
11,611,311
8,491,655
Decatur
$
$
6.2
+
4
—
6,318,092
202.190.055
237,620,349
20,145,648
,__
Chicago
1956
1957
or
Dec. #
$
914,973,443
_17
Atlanta
Chicago ——1
9.9
73,666,711
_
Springfield
"
-
7th
6,928,297
7.1
+
5,794,289
Rockford
"
4th Cleveland
6th
7.2
+
11,402,938
.
Peoria
11
__—_
5th Richmond
+
6,419,633
158,055,876
,
Illinois—Bloomington
increase
an
7
Philadelphia
8th
■
14,324,081,403
"
9
__
6,776,655
93,039,000
-
Cityi
Sioux
by Federal Reserve Districts:
971,425,367
2nd New York
121,544,95'!
381,500,000
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1959
Week Ended Oct. 3—
115,883,524
389,000,000
14,788,351
Wayne
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Total
SUMMARY
5.9
217,194,621
3,905,226
Haute
Terre
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.9%.
we
28,009,85L#
1.0
+
11,768,971.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The Chicago ReseYve
In the Kansas City Reserve
following
29,176,213
+
20,006,942
-
Indianapolis
larger by 4.3%, in the Richmond Reserve
decrease of 2.9%
In the
+ 12.8
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
Lansing
that in the
improvement of 15.9%» in the Boston
neapolis Reserve District of 2.7%.
of 6.4%
136,698,92(1
:
Seventh Federal Reserve
We group the cities according to the
gain of 0.3%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 15.8% and the Min¬
but in the Dallas
735,373,78:*
6,878,135
$23,588,915,052 in the
District ,by 1.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 10.9%.
District records
767,242,714
31,822,269
South Bend
are
1.3
+
409,700,000
;
7,261,872
gain of 5.8%, the bank clearings
in the Philadelphia Reserve
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
350,491,793
11.1%, the aggregate clearings for
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note
New York Reserve District the totals show
7,495,40-*
368,153,236
147,561,153
+
Florida—Jacksonville
results of the previous week—the week ended
Outside of this city there was
at this center showing an increase
7,700,562
6.3
—11.2
135,051,319
Nashville
has to be estimated.
the whole country having amounted to $26,195,495,070 against
week in 1958.
—44.0
Georgia—Atlanta
the week
as
Louisiana—New
Oct. 3.
same
Tennessee—Knoxville
statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete
(6 cities)
not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
212,672,55*
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
23,234,013
215,199,288
+16.8
998,836,949
—-————
for
cities
4,781,09*
23,015,038
1.8
+
370,247,913
133,860,826
___.
Columbia—Washington
5,613,437
+ 13.3
7,784,718
393,546,279
District of
Total
Total
1,441,393,050
+11.3
$24,244,391,010 $20,758,457,292
4,362,833
Maryland—Baltimore
Total all cities, five days
13,899,7941
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
4,485,407,685
—
12,591,541
13,397,367
441,928,361
Mansfield
Youngstown ■
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
WesA
Ten
279,291,343
+ 17.0
,
1
11,274,641
321,928,589
622,471,482
5.8
546,893,049
:_
Francisco
+ 17.1
742,158,685
-
City
Louis
Cleveland
■
12,657,464
Cincinnati
Cleveland
8.5
995,000,000
Columbus
Kansas
San
1,083,998,070
—_
Boston
St.
+ 24.6
1,175,794,402
1,064,000,000
__
Philadelphia
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
*
1958.
discontinued.
* Estimated.
.
/
.
Financial Chronicle. Monday,
The Commercial and
October 12, 1959
(1564)
Date
Company and I£suea-
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Eichler
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve- Bank
tcTthe Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
-~
Pursuant to the
RATES CERTIFIED BY
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
United
WEt.M.pW
—
Japan,
.210387
.210425
.00311275
.00311275
.00311275
.00203650
.00203665
.00203710
.00203680
.239207
.239220
.239215
.239200
.209950
.209925
.209975
.210050
2.804000
2,802600
2.804120
2.804920
.00161040
.00161040.
.00277564
.00277564
.00277552
.00277552
.00277552
.327883
.327733
.327733
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
264925
;265100
.265190
.264950
.264930
2.776237
2.774851
2.776356
2.777148
140187
.140200
.140175
.140225
.140243
.497700
.497700
.497700
.497700
.0349500
.0349350
dollar
Malayan
.327666
■
Mexico, peso—
Netherlands, guilder
!
pound
Zealand,
New
-
—
Norway, krone
—
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
.0166065
.0166065
.0166065
.193331
.193337
.193316
.230993
.231000
.230912
.230825
.230937
2.793524
2.792129
2.793643
2.794440
Stock
2.804000
2.802600
2.804120
2.804920
New York
Twelve
Reserve Banks Combined
Statement of Condition of the
"Other"
( + ) or
24,998
1959
Total
F. R.
19,198,502
certificate reserves
gold
of
notes
other
Discounts
Industrial
Certificates
Notes
Sales
Real
1,341,040
11,010,298
11,000,298
U.
Held
S.
50,100
+
26,613,412
+
Govt,
S.
U.
securities
1
50,100
50,100
50.100
'
to
loans
from
Due
27,264,969
securities—
1,391,140
+
5,000,042
—437,289
with
in
97,692
50
+
assets
237,744
-
+
17,445
+
7,139
60,411;
F.
with
assets
—152,485
52,586,271
assets/liabilities
31)
440/
763
12,451
14,192
28,118
11
Demand
U.
Reserve notes
27,603,939
+
88,597
18,051,255
—
+
291,441
U.
S.
Treas.—general
453,408
account
Foreign
604,455
+
400,585
Total
deposits
Deferred
Other
Class
513
_+
Domestic
Ohio
—3,186
82
——
135,782
862
_
60,157
4,281
__.
269
—
demand
deposits——
Old
banks
+
,
.
1,457'
-
1,568.
30,741
cash
items
others
51,382
37,772
24,585
6,096
—
—280,884
+
2,034
+
—
394,690
17,238
936
B
individual
basis;
Francisco
(San
commercial
banks
items
loan
reporting
shown
are
deduction
tNot
gross.
July
revised
form
tExclusive
District).
after
and
of
1,661
+
Cement
&
Total
liabilities—
51,094,486
-169,736
Capital
paid
in
Other
capital
Total
Ratio
+
105
+
+
Beauty Supply
17,146
+
liabs. & capital
of
gold
to
serves
liabilities
52,586,271
—152,485
1,134,371
+
re¬
combined
Contingent
ances
accounts
certificate
deposit & F. R. note
369
The
Coast
liability
41.0%
on
.1%
2.8%
accept¬
for
purchased
—
foreign
correspondents
r_
Industrial loan commitments
64,995
1,584
—
6,243
5
1,026
of
to
loans
valuation
on
do¬
Co.,
Pacific
comparable
The
condition
statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal
shows
the
ended
following
Sept; 30:
Reserve
System
principal
Decreases
of
leading cities
the
for
$440 million
in
week
loans
to
domestic commercial banks and $240 million in
holdings
of U. S. Government
securities;
in
loans
demand
credited
million
adjusted,
to
in
domestic
and
at
all
and
in
million
banks;
and
U.
in
of $414 million
S.
Government
Home
Oil
Co.,
dividend
week
due
deposits
of
$1,230
and
loans
other
purchasing
securities
or
Nov
stock—Nov
6V2%
secured pipeline bonds due Nov. 1, 1977Catholic Bishop of Portland (Me.)—
mtge. 3*/2% series V bonds due Nov. 1, 1963
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—
1st
5V2%
conv.
debs,
due
July
1,
1973
due
Nov.
1,
Electric
6ye%
preferred
preferred
stock
$5
ISSUES
Loans
carrying U.
increased
$154
$104 mil¬
to
S.
brokers
Govern¬
million, and
AAeghany
Corp.,
5Ms%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
4%%
conv.
subord.
debs
pfd.
series
Co.
Nov 23
1420
1
•
Nov
\,
10-15
10-23
11-
1
2
11-16
10-
2
10-22
10-26
10-
5
10-15
10-
1
12-
11-13
•
1
•
1
1229
1
1343
Nov
Page
1
Nov
1
1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
11-
9
10-15
65c
10-15
9-25
10-15
9-18
10-15
9-18
$i.i2y2
10-15
9-18
10-15
16-15
9-18
12-28
12-10
10-15
9-18
9-30
$1.50
12y2c
10-26
10-12
75c
11-16
10-30
7'/2c
11-13
10-30
11-13
10-30
10-30
10-13
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
12'/2c
10-31
+45c
11-16
10-15
$$1.50
11-
10-
2
4
(C. J.)
Ltd.,
—
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
common
preferred
—
(quar.);
General
:
;—
Coke (increased-quar.)
Bottlers (quar.)
&
Gear
Co.—
class
——
—
*
459
10-15
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
35c
57y2c
10-15
11-13
9-14
15c
11-
1
10-20
10c
11-
2
10-20
17y2c
95c
$1.07 y2
10-31
10-
10-15
10-
1
11-
1
10-
9
11-
1
10-
9
9
$1.10
11-
1
10-
9
$1.17
:
(quar.).
11-
1
10-
9
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
$1.50
—:
Philip Morris, Inc., common
3.90%: preferred (quar.)
5%
457
11-13
2
8c
(quar.)
A
i.30%' preferred (quar..)
4.40%,ipreferreri /guar.)urefcrred
1
11-
.
Fibre—
Permaninte Cement (quar.)
4.68'/?
11-
12-
35c
(quar.)
&
Perrine, Industries,
11-18
$1.06
$1.06»/4
——
pfd.
4.24%
(quar.)
Chemical
10-19
stock¬
——
Co.,
2
$1.16
27
Power
preferred
j
Perkins-Machine
preferred (quar.)
Long Distance
75c
(quar.)
Pierce
&r Stevens
Pioneer
common
Finance
12-
4
10-15
11-20
9-18
97 %c
Telephone (quar.)
(stock div.)
11-
2
10-15
$1
11-
2
10-15
I2V2C
10-15
9-15
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
9
i
$1.25
10-20
10-
5
1
12y2c
(quar.)
11-
$1.25
preferred (quar.);
Piedmont & Northern Ry.
New
Nov 23
$1.25
;—
!—
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
.
and
4%%
cony,
subord. debs, due 1974
Buckeye Steel Castings Co., 6% preferred stock
10-15
12-
25c
Pepsi-6bla
+
1973
10-30.
11-13
15c
(quar.
Co.
&
Peoples Gas Light
971
15
Co.—
due
1
11-13
(quar.)—__—_—_
Philippine
A
12-
J$3
$25c
$1.18%
common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
CALLED
stock,
10-29
$1.18%
—__——
i.
Davis
Penobscot
1290
1
Date
cumul.
11-16
2%c
4%
Company aijd Issue—
9
t25c
$1.10
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp., xom.
increased
9
10-
$1.09
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
holders Oct.
Nov
•
10-
291Jc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Pennsylvania
Nov
series
10-23
10-23
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
2-for-l split subject to approval of
Corp.—
——
9-30
25c
50c
—
____
$4.36 pfd.
Electronics
Corporation
6%
— —
Gas Pipe Line
debentures due 1978
10-20
9-30
$1.25
—
Outdoor
Penman's
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Transcontinental
^_^._
preferred (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)_.
Patterson
Nov
1977
1
9
10-15
25c
:
—,
(s-a)
(quar.)
Extra
Page
.-Oct 29
Transmission
"TennessSe~~Ofas
6%
debs,
subord.
9-21
12-
10-
intended
Vo/ing
cumul. pfd.
10-15
12-15
10-30
$1.25
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
Parke,
Ltd.—
ENTIRE
industrial
reporting member banks.
for
Co,, 4*/2%
9
20c
-
4.64%-' preferred
1976—
9
Corp.—
preferred
6%
Georgia—
1,
10-
60c
(quar.)
Packard-Bell
a
Nov.
was
:_____
preferred
Pall
Roman
Cumulative
demand
decrease
a
1956
borrowings.
dealers
ment
increases
million
deposits, and $471
Commercial
lion
$462
series
Firestone Tire & Rubber
in
changes
5.90%
of
2
4%
Advertising (increased)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Date
Co.
9
11-
9
$$1.75
(quar.)
common
Terminals
&
Gas
Pacific
common
Discount
10-
Terminals.
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
reserves;
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
American
2
Co.—
last
Pacific Lighting Corp.,
Company and Issue—
11-
25c
,
>
Glass
Coast
Finance
4.25%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
10-
$1.06
i
(quar.)
-
Pacific
Park
and
10-
2
10c
'_
A
extra
here
Paper
Pacific
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle." Below will be found
9-30
2
11-
22
Fund Notices
preferred
including
10-15
11-
$1.25
Fibre
Pacific
Oxford
577
Redemption Galls and Sinking
38,574
9-30
35c
(quar.)
Company
for
536
59,215
+
9-30
10-15
25c
——_.
Corp., class
(quar.)—
B
$4.75
26,295
—868,410
accounts—:
239,904
Surplus
383,471
9-30
10-15
20c
Co.
$4.40
ACCOUNTS—
9-30
10-15
25c
National
$4.75
CAPITAL
9-30
9-30
10-15
25c
.
.
Correction:
29
+
1,010,287
+
10-20
25c
(quar.)
Supplies (quar.)
(year-end)
Sand
Owens-Corning
712
—
797
available
9
9-30
10-15
t2y2c
common
preferred
(quar.)
Gpelika Mfg. Corp. (stock dividend)
Otis Elevator Co. (quar.)—
1959.
8,
10-23
9-15
12-18
10-
25c
$4.50
,
10-30
$1.04
:
—
1-1-60
50c
$1.02%
___
(quar.) '_____
Extra
"■Preliminary
11-18
9
$1.02 y2
—
$1
39
+
18
—
9-22
$1.02
—J
2,167
433
—
9-22
1
27V2c
(quar.)
com.
participating preferred (accumulative)
Ontario
&
Quebec Ry.
(s-a)_~
—Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com.
(quar.)__
10
+
173
—
1
11-
90c
(Minn.)
96
16,781
+
+
4,205,251
dividends
accrued
From
+
mestic
19,247,524
availability
liabs. &
100,050
+
Power
___
$5 preferred
Banks—
Reserve
10-23
11-
$40c
—
Engineering Co., class A
!
:
appearing
Interbank
10-
6
15c
40c
+
30
—
10-16
25c
:
+
471
+
10,998
11-1
30c
10-15
Ontario
deposits:
Federal
47,171
States
River
Outlet
._
9-30
10-
11-24
Class
deposits:
.____
9-30
10-16
37V2C
82
—
462
+
121/2 c.
9
$1.37'/2
26
+
75
—
10-15
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)_
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
257
—
182
3,211
10-26
10-30
Ltd.—
4%
21
—
11-;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
5
2,941
9-28
10-16
_
(quar.)—
Extra
18
158
74
banks—
banks
From
30,443
+
—
10-15
—3,312
200
...
Quebec Power,
Extra
—5,985
7
1,155
adjusted
demand
174,309
—
—250,128
342,276
Other
1
$1.25
of New York
Co.
Pacific
Ocean
Other
reserves-
10-20
Natural Gas—
Northwest
Borrowings:
bank
2
t5c
7%
Government
S.
Time
Deposits:
Member
6
11-
11-10
;
Insurance
X
52
1,568
16,913
6,614
r?M5wr+. .10,107
■
deposits
Foreign
Federal
1,469
+
82
240
'
LIABILITIES—
390
—
675
LIABILITIES—
1,134,371
+.
$
:
domestic
preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
$4.10 preferred (quar.)
$4.11 preferred (quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)__—
Northern
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
X
30
———12,989
Banks
R.
assets—net
Interbank
Total
40
1,602
—
.;—
vault
Balances
396,151
+
3,943
——
—:u
Other
+
1
1-
1-27-60
25c
(quar.)
$3.60
bds. maturing:
U. S.
year—I-
securities
Reserves
of
process
premises
Other
1,627,326
+
1
Refractories
Northern
29]
etc.
_______
years
Total
in
collection
Bank
351,590
+
15
banks
foreign
items
Cash
and
10-
10-15
—
$4.08
securities—total-——
notes &
5
American
Northern
84
162
1,193
+»—
After 5 years——
Cash
Total
10-28
11-
Corp.
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd
Northern
741
bills __——1,990
certificates of indebtedness—
1,033
Within
Fund
Northern
206
+
—
—■
Coal
American
Common
—
____
Government
Other
Total
1
5%
50c
(quar.)——I
American
Northern
institutions:
1
loans
Treasury
1,341,040
26,563,312
repurchase agree't
under
—
securities'—■
loans—__
estate
X
145
+
80j
376
1,660
foreign
Treasury
2,483,771
bought outright—
Total
9
10-
15c
_______
preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone,
banks———•
to domestic commercial banks—
Other
11,000,298
Bonds
10-
10-15
Western Ry.—
adj. preferred
5%
carrying:
personal finance,
dividend———
&
5J/2%
—
——
for purchasing or
—
to
1,137
+
carrying:
securities——"_w-
finance,
Treasury
;
14
securities
Other
Loans
10,506,993
-
104
943
or
Govt,
S.
U.
Loans
—
29,478
———
.
securities
"Other
12,170
2,562,250
—•—
10-26
45c
93 %C
(quar,).,..—.,——
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp.—
—
-'
...
$1.20 conv. preferred (quar.)——_—
Northern Engineering Works
(quar.)—i:——
Northern Illinois Gas, common (quar.)
dealers-for pur¬
and
Loans to nonbank financial
20,036
——
——
industrial loans——,—
Govt,
Other
167
Bought outright—
Bills
S.
Other loans
securities:
Government
9-25
9-29
300%
_—
No-Sag. Spring Co.
X
loans
chasing
U.
340
outright—
10-15
10-15
Ltd.—
Mines,
Copper
North
$
brokers
to
Loans
248,696
+
loans—_——
Acceptances—bought
U. S.
—
+ 301,489
631,521
advances
and
153
414
«—
—
and
Agricultural
83,151
+
20,084
—
363,408
cash
Other
Commercial
1,039,640
—
59,670
—
423,899
banks
103,540
65,315
adjusted*
63,110
+
4,527
—
287
——
adjustedt
investments
and
1,102,750
—
29,525
—
943,360
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
2
5%
(quar.)—
North
i;v
: 1958
investments-.—.—— 104,303
and
loans
Loans
1958
1959
+
18,255,142
account
certificate
10-
15c
North
) since
(In millions of dollars)
:
-
Loans
Oct. 8,
4%
Oct.
Sept. 23,
Sept. 30,
Total
(—) Since
Sept. 30,
1959
ASSETS—
Gold
10-30
;
$15c
—
Consolidated
Stock
Increase ( +) or
ASSETS—
Decrease
10-30
11-15
27j/2C
Merchandise Co.
preferred
Norfolk
loans
decrease (-
Increase
$70
financial institutions increased
increased $82 million.
nonbank
to
million.
•1959....
Oct. 7,
10-16
11-15
Newberry (J. J.) company—
loans
dollars)
18c
—„——
dividend
3%%
(In thousands of
11-3
35c
'-
„
dividend
Nohanga
Federal
9-17
11-30
60c
*
______———
York Auction—
Stock
2.8U4t>ju
pound sterling-
Kingdom,
United
.0166065
pound
(quar.)
Inc.
England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph—
5-for-l stock split)
:
—
New Jersey Natural Gas, common (quar. )—
9 704^01
Africa,
South
of
10-15
3%
and B—
New
New
9-30
$20o
Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.) ——'-I——
—
New Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
.0349575
.0349450
9-30
10-15
,
.193339
—
franc
Switzerland,
Union
Nelly Do*,
]193343
—-——
krona
Sweden
0349500
0166065
peseta
Spain,
407700
peso
9-30
10-15
Corp.—■
dividend on class A
Neptune
10-15
5c
i...
series—————
Corp., Ltd
———-—
balanced
Nationwide
5tock
4c
11c
~—i—
series
dividend
National
National Steel Car
.00161040
Holders
income
ment
National
.00161040
,
When
invest¬
Quarterly distributions" from net
.
2 777089
--
1343
Research-
&
National bond series
*
.00161050
yen_.——
Malaysia,
.210350
Securities
National
.0800560
lira
4
Payable 0) Pec.
Per
.00311275
2.'804860
—,
—•
_
Italy,
Name oj Company
.327900
Ireland, pound-
1118
-Nov
Share
.0200040
1.054088
o$q?4n
'i10(y>5
——
—
.0385265
.0199996
1.053984
00311275
France
rupee
.038^265
.0199960
.210375
:
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
.0385265
1.054125
<
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka——
15
(Continued from page 14)
2.234996
2.234358
2.233147
+
1.054270
—-
——
1463
-Oct
DIVIDENDS
.0*23037
.0123201
.0199860
'SiflSaoo
—-OJ99800
1423
1
$
,
.0385020
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar—
Austria,
India,
$
—
.0123204
2.234262
pound-
Australia,
$
.0122150
Oct. 8
Oct. 7
Oct. 6
$
,0120539
-773
28
Hn volume 189.
this issue.
in
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 5
Oct. 2
"
-Oct
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
Monday
Friday
—
-Oct' 13
preferred stock
Wallpaper, Inc., 4% conv. cl. B second pfd. stk-
•Announcement
Noon Buying Rate for
Unit
Country and Monetary
*
1177
11468
15
-Nov
stock
A com. stock-
Stockyards Corp.—
cent cumulative convertible
70
INCLUSIVE
1959,
8.
OCTOBER
TO
Page
28
14
United
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF IS30
1959
2,
OCTOBER
Co..
MlrrneapoMs-MolineCo.—..
$5.50 1st preferred stock
$1.50 cumul.
conv.
second preferred
Rogers Corp., $3.60 cumul. conv. class
certifies daily
countries of
Homes,
Koehrimt
..Oct
non-cumul. pfd. stock—.
-Oct
Inc., 60c cumul. conv. pfd. stock
_Dec
5% :preferred stock, series B—
6%
Ltd.,
Oottons
Canadian
10-12
10-
»
3%
Chemical—
(initial quar.)
Co.,
common
6% .preferred (quar.)
_:
12 '/2c
(quar.)
—4
10-15
10-5
15c
10-15
10-
5
.
'
Volume 190
Number 5889
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1565)
49,
—A
When
Co.,
$4
preferred
Name
Smith
10-15
(quar.)
10-
1
1
10-
9
Stock
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
$2.50
62yac
convertible
preferred (quar.)_
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar; ) ™___Stock
$1
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittston Company, common
preferred
Wire
11-
37*/2c
10-
9
10-
9
10-15
9-30
10-20
9-39
11-16
10-30
__
Potomac
(quar.)
Edison,
3.60%
4.70%
preferred
River, Ltd.
Powell
Extra
preferred
10-15
Read
Price
&
Bros.
&
10-30
Co.
Ltd.
_______
j__—
J 56c
10-15
10-30
preferred
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
1
11-14
(quar.)
com.
from
6c
(quar.)
11-
10-
2
9
4.80%
10-21
10-
Southwestern Drug,
11-15
10-24
50c
.
and
income
£c
T.
E.
7
11-
$40c
Hydraulic
Machinery, Inc.,
Radio Corp. of America—
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)_.—
Raiston Purina Co. (quar.)—
r.
11-25
10-15
4.15%
$15c
11-
2
10-19
4.40%
10-20
9-31.
4.36%
5
4.40%
preferred
87'6c
——
12-
12-
1
11-20
1
11-13
5%%
pfd. (quar.)____
(increased)—.-—
68 %c
10-12
10-
Co., $2 partic. class A.(quar.)
50c
11-
2
11-
2
10-22
11-
2
11-
Company,
Pump Co.
Reed
(C. A.i
Class
B
30c
25c
(quar. )
Renold
Electric
&
Republic
Steel
$1.10 class A
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
Republic Supply Co. (Calif.)—
Revere Racing Assn. (quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada,
4%% 1st preferred (quar.)
Reynolds Metals—
4V2 %
2nd
4%%
preferred
Rich's,
Inc.,
3%%
River
pfd.
10-22
common
preferred
12-15
10-23
9-18
Mills.
(quar.)__
10-13
11-
1
10-13
pfd.
2
1010-
45c
10-24
10-
1
1
11-13
10-15
9-30
12-
1
10-30
9-30
10-
15c
10-30
10-15
9-30
9-30
9
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
12-
1
11-10
5%
12-
1
11-10
25c
11-12
11-
2
20c
10-30
10-
9
11-27
11-27
A (quar.)
& Marine Insurance
Diego Gas & Electric—
San
—
dividend
Stock
■
(quar.)
Power
5y*%
Saxon
Corp.
Schenley
Industries
Schuster
(Ed.)
Schwitzer
&
Corp.,
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
22c
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
30c
10-26
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-12
9-21
10-12
9-21
10-15
9-30
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-13
9-25
9-30
11-10
10-20
10-15
10-
1
10-17
10-
7
11-
2
27'6c
2-2-60
1-18
27'6c
5-2-60
4-18
27'6 c
8-1-60
7-18
85c
11-
1
1
10-16
10-16
$1
11-
5c
10-15
10-
5
$1.25
10-15
10-
1
68%c
10-15
10,-
1
$20c
11-
2
10-15
Selected American Shares,
20c
11-2
10-
3%
—
dividend
11-
10-10
2
9
Inc.—
6c
10-30
3-3Q
Shareholder's Trust of Boston—
net
investment
Shawinigan Water &
Class A (quar.)
income
10c
com.
Common
Simplex
Slater
$2.12
(quar.)
,
Paper Corp
(N.) & Co. Ltd.,
preferred
9-30
$20c
(quar.)
Corp. of America (quar.)„
Shell Transport & Trading— ,
(Interim payment of 1 shilling equal
approximately 14c per share
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
10-30
11-25
10-14
$33'6c
Power,
Sheraton
11-13
10-19
11-
10-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
I.
M.
Inc.
E.,
9-19
$3.50
Union
2
10-
10-
9
11-
2
10-
Inc., class
Class
9
United
$1.20
11-
1
10-15
11-
2
10-
27'6c
11-
Corp.
Telechron Mfg.,
Class B
Terre
12-10
11-30
11-16
10-30
$1.25
10-15
9-30
U.
10-12
1
U.
S.
S.
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
U.
S.
10-
1
U.
S.
10-15
U.
4*6%
U.
Tpxas
Texas
10-10
9-25
10-10
9-25
preferred
10-20
10-
Thompson
9
$3.50
11-
2
10-15
$3.50
11-1
10-
9
1
10-
Fibre
New
Time
Title
12-21
12-
7
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-15
12-31
12-18
10-
(quar.)
10-
Finance
Corp.
Insurance
Edison
Co.
25c
12-11
10-15
4.25%
preferred
4y»%
(Mass.)
class
A
4.56%
Toro
Mfg.
Corp.
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Tower Aeeeptanee
Trade
Bank
Traders
Trane
&
Building
2
10-9
$4.90
10-10
$5.60
11-
10-
$5.70
$53c
10-15
$5.96
Y.)
(N.
Assn.,
Ltd.
—
Pipe
Camp
Dorn
4'6%
12-14
10-22
1011-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)
2
65c
11-
1
10-15
25c
11-
2
10-14
(quar.)
at
2
10-
2
12-
1
11-13
11-17
10-30
25c
10-15
10-
1-1-60
12-11
11-24
11-10
1-1-GO
12-16
10-
6%
10-31
10-15
30c
10-31
87'6c
10-12
10-15
issue
1
9-21
12-21
12-
3
1-4
30c
;
9-23
10-
12-
8
~ 17%c
17'6c
8-28
10-15
8-23
$1.19
to
10-15
11- 1
10-23
be
i
share
per
into
29
19c
11-
4
7'6c
(quar.)
common
11-30
11-1$
11-30
11-13
10c
2-29-60
10c
'
quar.)
5-31-60
$7%e
R7%c
87'6c
preferred (quar.)
Corp. \(increased quar.)
Inc.
Food
Sea
Iron
87'6c
(quar.)_
5-13
10-18
2-1-60
1-18
1-60
4-15
5-
50c
16c
5-
1
4-13
11-
2
11-
(J.
10-
9
2
10-
3
10-31
10-
2
10-31
10-13
4c
i
(quar.)
5-1$
11-19
10-15
X-
Corp. of America, com.
preferred (quar.)
2-13
11-30
20c
7'6c
XX_
Cot,X
(increased)
Works
2-15
I
10c 2-29-60
10c 5-31-60
_X
(quar.)
11-
9-30
10-13
10-
_-
9
10-30
(quar.)_
10-30
Co.—
B.)
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_
10-15
$12%C\ 12-15
15C
25C
11-
2
2-1-60
10-3
12-1
10-18
1-15
10-15
11-
10-15
10-16
7'6 c
class A
6%
10-20
15c
1
a
shs.
30c
Convertible
Mfg. Co., Ltd., class
Virginian Railway—
6% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)_.
35c
2
6
15c
Vulcan
Corp.
(quar.)
Warner
Bros.
Pictures,
Company
Warren Bros.
9-30
Washington Gas Light,
10-15
10-
10-30
10-15
3-15-60
2-15
11-14
10-21
11-14
10-21
1
11-14
12-15
9-21
12-18
12-
4
12-18
12-
4
10-20
9-30
$1
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
30c
12-15
11-16
11-
1
10-13
$1
11-
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
11-
2
10-9
9
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
1
11-20
12-
30c
10-13
9-25
1-1-60
12-21
13 c
10-15
10-15
King Corp.,
6%
convertible
Electric
Wesix
West
\
9
9-30
8
9-21
9-21
10-15
9-15
$35c
10-15
(quar.)™
Insurance Securities Co., com.
Western Plywood, Ltd., class B (quar.)
Western Precipitation (quar,)____
Western
Tablet & Stationery
Union
Will
Ross,
Inc.
Co..
10-15
1
2
10-«0
10-
11-
10-15
63%c
11-
10-15
5%
5.08%
Witco
(1897)
&
-
Woodall
11-
(quar.)
11-
10-15
11-
10-15
$1.49
11-
10-15
5
35c
2
1-4-60
11-
1
10-21
12- 4
10-
9
10-12
10- $
10-31
10-15
10-12
10- 2
11-
1
18-13
$1.26
11-
1
10-15
$1.27
11-
1
10-15
9-30
25c
of Canada Ltd.
Ltd.,
class
A
com
County Electric Co.—
(quar.)
Inc., class B
(Wm.) Jr.
(quar.)
(monthly)
—
10- a
10-15
10-
$15c
10-15
9-30
10-31
10-10
3%
12- 9
10-38
$1.11
(quar.)
9-30
10-31
$20c
(quar.)
10-15
30c
(quar.)
10-15
25C
(quar.)
preferred
Monthly
11-
11-
1%
Stores,
Wright Line,
Wrigley
1
11-16
$1.25
10-15
$1.25
10-
17'6c
(quar.)_.
Light Co.
Wool Combing Corp.
4.44%
7
10-
10-26
Service—
Industries
Worcester
2
10-21
sh. held)
dividend
Woodward
11-
9-11
$1.50
ea.
(quar.)_!
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Chemical
11-14
1%
Wisconsin Southern Gas
Stock
11- 2
dividend)
preferred
5.04%
9-11
11-14
9-18
20c
(quar.)
(Montreal)
(stock
redeemable pfd. shs. for
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
preferred
2
$1.25
common
(37
6%
2
11-
10c
dividend
Hotel
11-
50c
(quar.)
11-13
11-
.__
9-18
12-10
10-15
25c
7%c
(quar.)
10-15
1-2-60
$1
(quar.)
common
Chocolate Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Wllllams-McWllliams Industries<fc
10-14
30c
$1.43%
$5
Stock
9-23
10-29
35c
Wilbur
Windsor
9-15
11-12
20c
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4%
preferred (quar.).
Stag Mfg., class A
Class B (quar.)
Whiting Corp. (quar.)
1
10-15
$1.25
Telegraph
White
12-
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—,
5%
1
10-15
$1
$15c
Common
Western
12-
22'6 c
(quar.)__.
Western
Public
7
12-10
$50c
Fuel
10-
9-30
9-38
12-21
9-21
Wisconsin
11- 2
(quar.)
11-15
10-15
Wisconsin
11-16
10-12
26'6c
25c
10-15
11-13
11^10
10-12
2
10-20
10-15
1
11=16
2
11-
1
$1.05
12-
8c
11-
1
10-
$1.02%
11-13
10-2
10-12
2%
(quar;)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Western Grocers Ltd., class A
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
10-
10-15
2
10-
$1.12*6
preferred
1
8
11-
10-15
4.10%
12-
10-
10-12
10-15
Perm Power—
4'6%
10-28
10-15
2
5
W 4.20%
Wilson
10-
Heater
"C"
11-
$1.25
preferred
10-14
$1.15
(stock dividend)
common
10-20
11-
$1.06'6
(quar.)
common
11-13
56c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred
(quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
Waste
\ 7-15
30c
25c
40c
(quar.)
$4.25
10-21
12-28
10-13
Co.
4-15
8-1-60
20c
Inc.
(quar.)
9-15
10-15
5-2-60
15C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-15
$1.42 y2
—
2
11-
100%
on
com.
$14
Viceroy
$$1.25
$1.22*6
(quar.)
10-
37 %c
Woolworthj (F. W.) Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)____
—
9-30
12-13
2
conv.
Sciver
5%
9
11-16
Line—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Van
1
20c
(quar.)
Gas
10-13
1
10-21
12'6c
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil
Van
140C
(quar.)
11-
1-10-60
11-
(quar.)
Vanadium
1-1-60
Oct.
Corp.,
Controls
10-16
25c
Corp.
Universal
11-13
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Company
____
10- a
62'6c
;
(entire
4
Company (quar.)__.
Sugar (s-a)
1
50c
_______
Corp.^elass A (quar.)
Trust
Upjohn
1
30c
(quar.;
29
the
on
Utah-Idaho
11-
10-
to
$1.14
(quar.)
Dreferred
(quar.)
Oct.
on
dividend.
$1.06 'A
preferred
10-15
22'6c
pref. (quar.)_•_
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
12-
10-15
Nov.
$1.06'6
(quar.)
3
$1.12%
27'6c
J6c
$2.50
conv.
%c
SOc
(quar.)__
lfc-
7'6 c
12'6c
17'6c
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
2
$1.12'6
split
preferred
on
Whelan
$3.50
9-30
5c
(Minn.)
11-
Extra
11-27
40c
10c
common
Co.,
$1
Quarterly
8
12'6c
—
(quar.)__
8
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred\(quftr.)_
United
8
11-16
Trust,
(initial-quar.)
common
Toledo
Gfass
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred
(Ky.)—
Co.,
10-
$3.50 convertible
9
15c
11-
B
this
Common
9-18
$1.21
Industries
Oil
2
Corp.—
vote
CommoiiHh'creased
8
$1.19
Investment
11-
Extra\^
10-
$1.14
°
j
General
(H. I.)
Thompson
Tidewater
class
redeemed
9-30
10-15
25c
(quar.)—
$1
soc
jmmon
tlOc
(quar.)
Canadian
Third
will
United'Whelan
2%
(quar.)
9
(quar.)
Servateria Corp. (quar.)
Shoe Corp. (quar.)
vplus
$1.27
$4.84
10-20
9-25
10-16
$1.16
$4.76
$4.56
Common
9
10-23
$1.14
Light Co., $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$30c
2
50c
2%
&
Power
$2.55
11-
11-20
10-31
Transcontinental
$ 45c
1
11-30
Transamerica
11-20
12-
$$1
preferred
10-
Playing Card Co.—
5%
40c
$40c
convertible
2
Stockyards Corp.,. com. (quar.)
70c
conv.
preferred
(quar.)____
United Wallpaper, Inc.—
% class A pfd. (quar.)
10c
(quar.)__
9
11-
Extra
$2
Pipeline
10-
$10c
;
.__
20c
(quar.)
10-20
11-10
(N. J.)—
25c
(quar.)
11-16
25c
United
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-20
87'6c
________
Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—
7% preferred (quar.)
U. S. Sugar Corp.
(quar.)
;
;
Instruments, Inc.—
4%
S.
Co.
proposed 4-for-l
9-30
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
10-20
11-16
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
25c
(quar.)
10-20
11-16
(quar.)
2'6%
preferred
1
11-16
Milling (stock dividend)
Guaranty Co. (Bait.)—
(initial-quar.)
Stockholders
10-15
preferred (quar.)__
Electric Service, $4
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
10-
10-15
1
&
15c
•4%
10-15
11-
S.
S. Lines
U.
20c
Texas
9
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Fidelity
New common
(quar.)
&
11- 5
92'6c
series)
Chemical
&
Chemical
10-20
Mfg.
$4.64
Borax
10-20
Canada, Ltd., common
Texaco
S.
Warner
(stock dividend)™;
10-19
of .America—
10c
class A (stock dividend).
Haute Malleable
(1956
Co.
$$1.25
quar.)
2
11-20
$1.12*6
Corp. (increased)
Hill Mines, Ltd. (quar.)__
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)_
United Shoe Machinery, qpm. (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)__
4%
(s-a)
11-
9-30
Ltd.—
17'6c
(reduced
10-
5%
New
25%
.___
10-20
,„i
Keno
United
Van
(quar.)
9-30
13'6c
62'6c
United-Greenfield
United
57C
;
10-15
10-15
$$0.71062
Corp.—
(1955 series)
preferred
9-19
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
preferred (s-a)
Taylor Fibre Co., preferred
Aircraft
Biscuit
10- 9
l'Ac
;
10-15
10-31
(quar.)_
California
preferred
2
12
(stock dividend)
A
Aircraft
preferred
$4.50
9
7'6C
(quar.)
10-31
25c
(Canada)
10-15
10-
10-15
$1.25
dividend)
(increased-quar.)
4%
20c
(quar.)
of
4%
9-30
10-15
ftr_30_
11 19
10-31
10-15
(quar.).
Co.
Common
10c
B
Temco
Gas
9
2
Oil
Union
9-25
11-
11-
2c
Street
(stock
11-25
..
$3.12
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.70
59c
68c
$3
.
$1.12*6
$4 preferred
59c
_
(quar.)
Broadcasting
2
to
20c
common
9-18
10-15
$2.62
)quar.)
Salle
Corp.
25c
Suburban Propane Gas, 5.20% pfd. (qua.)
Strawbrldge & Clothier, common (quar.)
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada (quar.)__
Super Mold Corp. (quar.)
Superior Separator, common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)__
___:_
Towel
income.,,—
10-15
t$l
$15c
(stock dividend)
Time Finance Co.
.
From
Shop
&
Corp.
10-17
27'6 c
Corp.,
investment
10-15
25c
5% preferred (quar.)
5y2%
preferred (quar.)
Scarfe & Co.. Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Security Insurance (New Haven)
(quar.)
From
28c
25c
(quar.)
common
9-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5*6% preferred (quar.)
5*6% preferred (quar.)
5y2% preferred (quar.)
Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)_,
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Sea Pak Corp
Stock
Stop
Taft
17c
5%%
Seagrave
Container
Stone
T.
10-15
8c
common
10-13
10-15.
Union Electric Co.—
$1.28
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A
5%
preferred C (quar.)
Sterling Television, class A (initial)
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
4*6% preferred (quar.)___
10-
$1.09
;
t$1.50
Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar. )_____„
Sterling National Bank & Trust Ce. (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
^
12-
$1.31'/4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.,
10-21
25c
(quar.)
Acceptance, Ltd.—
1st pref. A (initial)_
$4.50
•_
$5.08
Tubular
Paper
Extra
,
10-16
25c
;_
t62'6c
10-20
11-16
12-15
25C
(quar.)——
9-30
11-16
Corp.__
Symington Wayne Corp.
(Ga.)—
preferred (quar.)_
Products (quar.)—
Bawhill
Parts
9-25
60c
preferred A (quar.)'__.—
,4.36%
Steel
10-23
2%
(quar.)
Savannah Electric &
Common
Shake Inc.
9-25
4c
______
Sargent & Company
10-15
10-15
7'6c
6Va%
9-30
22'6 c
Corp. (Boston)
(Del.) (quar.)
11-27
20c
—-—
—
37'6c
Investment
10-30
37'6c
,
5
10-15
15c
(quar.)
11-20
22'6c
—
10-
$10c
Insurance
10-23
25c
;_
Union
10-31
22'6c
La
Radio
Udyllte
5
28'6 c
37'6 c
15c
1-1-60
28c
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
.4%% preferred (quar.)——
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
San Jose Water Works, 5% pfd. (quar.)
San Miguel Brewery, Inc
Sanborn Company
(quar.)
Sanders Associates, Inc., class A (s-a)
Sanborn Map
Street
Talon,
5%
5
10-
$15c
$1.25
(increased)
10-
10-31
3$
(quar.)
32 *6 c
(quar.)__
5.60%
____
$5.24
9-25
10-12
10-31
93%c
10%
preferred
Common
Hardware
share held)
common
South
65c
Co.
Ltd.
A
Trav-ler
27%C
(quar.)
$25c
St.
5%
208
Vac
(quar.)
$$1.25
St. Paul Fire
1
15c
class A
Supercrete, Ltd. (stock dividend)-.
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.).
Swank, Inc. (quar.)
;
$1.07*6
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Louis-San Francisco Ry.
12-14
$1.15
___
12-31
1-1-60
35c
—
Power (stock dividend)
Ltd., com. (quar.)
Light &
11-13
11-
4%
Joseph
1
12-
7'6c
quar.)
10-
12-28
$1.10
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred tquar.)
;
11-13
$1.50
preferred (quar.)_
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
t60c
____
A
B (quar.)
Capital Life
Steak 'n
11-13
1
$1.25
(quar.)—
$1.12 y2
Class
$1.03%
Class
State
11-13
1
1212-
$1.37*6
(quar.)
6t. Lawrence Corp.,
preferred
Radio,
State
9
25c
;
10-15
2
97yac
Railway Equipment Mfg._!
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
5
$1.12%
———.__
11-
Standard
9
10-15
10c
(quar.)
12'6c
(Ohio)
Products
10-20
2
90c
:
Industries, Inc.
Safeway Stores, Inc.—
Oil Co.
Standard
10-20
2
11-
$jl.23%
dividend
Safety
Bt.
11-
11-
$1.18%
—
(increased
1
12-
.
3
10-15
92yac
convertible
3%%
1
$1.02*6
—
_—_
Common
11-
—
Rogers Corp., class A
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Rorer (William H.), Inc. (increased)
Carpet
10-
$1.02 %
preferred (quar.)____.
preferred "H" (quar.)—
preferred "J" (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)_:
4.95% preferred (quar.)—_____
Roddis Plywood Corp.—
4.10%
Roxbury
11-1
25o
4%
Stock
1
30c
—
4.10%
McBee Corp., 4%%
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
10-
20C
,—
(quar.)_
Rochester Gas & Electric, common
Royal
10-9
10-15
59%C
(quar.),
12-
10-30
Gas,
4'6%
Dredging Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
$1.60
Standard
Button
Rochester
10-24
93 %C
Inc.
12-31
U.
;
Standard Holding Corp.,
Class B (quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)—.
Rice
Brand
(initial)
Standard
:
38 %c
Standard
1-1-60
$$1.18
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3
Sta-Rite
10-16
15c
—
12-
Spokane International RR. (quar.)'__.
Products
(initial)
10-22
2
25c
,—
11-18
12-31
(quar.)
B
10-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
Class
r
$28c
(quar.)—;
12-16
4*6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products, class A (initial)
t
75c
Engineering
Chains, Ltd.,
....
45c
50c
Reliance
Common
10-22
50c
Reda
9-30
7c
\
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)
Spartans Industries
Special Investments & Securities, Inc—
12- 7
1-2-60
30c
—
10-
10-15
15c
com.
Co.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
($25 par) (quar.)™-
preferred
preferred
4.60%
10c
—._
Racine
Raytheon
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
(Wise.)
Holdere
Payable of Reo.
(stock
preferred (s-a)
6%
conv.
preferred (s-a)
$6.25 preferred (s-a)
True Temper Corp., 4*6% pfd. (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)__
Two Guys From Harrison, Inc.—
45c
,__
_x_
Southwestern Public Service
3.70%
(annual)
10-15
Tropical
19c
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
9-24
10-22
1
2
10-
$1
I_
1st preferred (quar.)_____
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)—
14c
Co.
Com.
Inc.
(One share of Detroit
55c
5 '6 %
Southern
9-24
10-20
10-20
20q
———
profits.
(quar.)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd. class A
R.
Power,
(quar.)
11-13
10-15
27 *6 c
.__
(quar.)
11-13
1
$1.50
(quar.)
investment
Power
(quar.)——
Nevada
common
11-13
1
12-
9-30
10-30
United
$5
common
Share
Industries,
Corp. of America—
Class
A
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New England Telephone
Southland Paper Mills (s-a)_;
1
12-
from securities
Quebec
preferred
Southern
12-
9c
(quar.)
net
.
7
$1.16
36C
Puritan Fund, Inc.
preferred
dividend)
Mfg. for each
9-30
Indiana Gas & Electric—
Southern
10-
11-1
$1.05
Quarterly Distribution, Shares—
Company
Continental
28c
—____
common
(quar.)
—__
$1.06 */4
_______
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Puget Soujjd Power & Light
6%
9
9-25
10-15
$2
4.64%
Quaker Oats Co.,
2
12-
47 %C
4.20%
9-19
10-
30c
Public
Colorado,
1
10-30
12'6 c
—
—
.——___
,
$1.41
of
1
10-
tlOc
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
$30c"
—
.:
(quar.)__
—;
Southern California Gas Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
i
6%
participating preferred (quar.)
<
Participating
Southern Colorado Power, common (quar.)__
4.72%
preferred (quar.)
4.72%, 2nd preferred (quar.)—
;
5.44% preferred (quar.)
Southern Eire & Casualty Co. (quar.)
9-19
10-15
t50c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
10-
31 'Ac
common
preferred
preferred
4.56%
10%
-
—
California Edison,
4.48%
$75C
1
(quar.)
Prpcter & Gamble, 8% preferred (quar.)__
Producing Properties, Inc., 6% pfd. (initial)
4 (4 %
Southdown,
Southern
$15c
_
dividend)
(stock
Co.,
Prince Gardner,
Service
10-16
10-16
Ltd.—-
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
U- 2
11-2
t50c
.__
preferred
$1.55 preferred
10-30
$7%C
1st
6%
Pratt,
:
.
Power Corp. of Canada,
4%%
9-30
9-23
$1.17'/2
(initial).
--~
-
Georgia Natural Gas, common (quar.)
South Pittsburgh Water, 4*6% pfd. (quar.)
Southam Company, Ltd. (quar.)
;_
90c
(quar.)'„_
(quar.)
-
South
$1.25
_
Corp.,
-
A
$1.25
.
10-io
_
preferred
.
When
Per
Name of
Trans
Transportation
— -- -
(quar.)^_:
(quar.):—
(quar.)__
South Coast Corp. (quar.)
Sonotone
10-27
10-20
25c
(quar.)
$2 preferred (.quar.)
Sobeys Stores Ltd., class
Solar Aircraft (quar.)
11-20
1
30c
65c
Plymouth Cordage (quar.)
:____
k
lie"
Poly Industries, Inc
Portland General Electric (quar.)__
30c
Potter Company (reduced)
10c
i
'__
Porter (H. K.) Del.), 4%% preferred (quar.)
$1.06'/4
5%%
$1.37*/2
preferred (quar.)
Portland Gas Light Co. (Me.) —
$5
1
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(qua r: T--------------
C emmon
10-16
2
12-
$1.75
~
(quar.)
Cable
&
2%
40c
(Howard)
Smith
10-16
11-2
87*/2c
(quar.)—^
10-
-
—
Extra
10- -2-
-10-16
20%
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)
\
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Plastic
11-
2
-
dividend
$3.50
Corp.
dividend
11-
40c
(quar.)
O.)
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
(A.
Holdert
When
Per
Holder!
Payable of Rec.
Name of Company
Pillsbury
11- 2
10-11$
15c
3
10-27
10-18
2
10-20
12- 1
11-20
25c
11-
25c
SO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1366)
Yates-American
Machine
Yellow
6%
preferred
6%
(quar.).
1- 9
4- 9
at
$2
V.
189,
Ltd.,
10-15
11-
10-15
10-
1
9c
10-19
10-
3
The
design
4y2%
preferred
2
10-
Radiation
1
10-
1
11-
t56'/4C
(quar.).——^—..—■—
2
11-2
:1:30c
(quar.),—.
common
Transfer
Space
closed
not
for
be
Used
in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%,
Less
y
Previously published
British
income
the
at
and/or
the
for
will
center
,
corporate
ol
via
here,
indicated
is
date
Because
Canadian non-residents tax.
15%
information
data
and
and
Inc.
lias
evaluate
direct
command
program
locations
the
of
this
tc.
been
from
data
all
from
.tracking
same
equipment,
re¬
satellite,
plot
world¬
the
altitude,
satellite
world-wide
be controlled at the
operation cannot
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will
be
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the
satellite
will
be
evaluate
lines"
stations
will
190,
know
the
2,
Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
1959,
to
common
located
in
filed
York,
New
section
on
its
ol
district,
to
launch
be
gathered
points
of
Development
teletype.
be
fed
to
to
what
calculate
and
the
the
five
stations
globe... This
Control
Center
Debs. With SEC—
corporation, located at 7020 Katy Road, Houston, Texas, filed
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 1, 1959, covering $1,000,-
to
in¬
used
follows:
further
its
when
to
instructions
.orbit.
In
the
expect
this
265.
manufacturers
$1,000,000
of
a
There
missile
189,
First
standing
*vnd
at
$1.44
June
for
of
crease
earnings
Period Ends
23%
1959
30,
the
12
in
the
to
on-flat-car
trucking
Piening,
rail
shares
of
of
for
36c
June
kilowatts
the
three
.
on
July
to
be
used
for
acquisition
through
pany,
M.
Rosen,
of
net
and
to
the
aito
Morton
Net
Government.
Recently,
production of
Geneial Electric
2yOA,
con¬
the
Micio-rModule
^Norway,
Stuart
(Morton.
concept
Caine
was
the
with
for
Files
—
a
has
radio
to
xj\)f
of
Chester
broaden
and
engineering
y.
large
p.
t /4,
our
active
is
head
manufacturer
of
parts
Board
Xaughlin
v*
.Flif
of
the
and
automatic
marks
operations
into
a
lighting
step
fields
in
related
,
to
m11,
?
een ele.cfced President
? be. t0P ma"aging officer of
business
and
affairs
of
and
the
director.
a
of
A
Mr.
as an auditor.'
was
made
treaSOrer and in April
in
is
a
chase
and
company
fiom
due
90
it
Nov.
months
six
1959 was
eire"!'i
will
Broad
in
of
1,
St.,
bids
19th
Floor,
$20,000,000 first
1989.—V.
190, p.
up
to
noon
New
(New
York
N
York
Y
Tinier
for
the
mortgage bonds dated Nov
1341.
'
1
'
was
pur¬
foreign taxes on income during the
compared with $362,000 during the 1958
the
throughout
occurred
company's
processing equipment businesses in the fourth
fiscal year, when net income of $733,000 and
1959
said.
that
according to Allan A. Ryan, Chair¬
~
Royal
M'cBee
"continued
its
maintain
to
dominant
typewriter industry," and that total sales and rental
the Royal Precision LGP-30
electronic computer ap¬
of
doubled those
the
of
year.—V.
fiscal
1958
189,
p.
1017.
share),
earnings were
industry during
the
firm's
29,
the acquisition by
was approved.
Out of a
represented at the meeting,
1.171,439 shares, or 72.61%
of the outstanding stock, voted in favor
of
the acquisition
agreement.
Shares voted against the agreement
totaled 4,580, or 0.28% of the outstanding stock.
As of Aug. 31. 1959,
there were 1,013.314* shares of stock outstanding.
of
of
meeting
Mastic Tile
The
shares
1,176,019
Under the
the
terms of
held
Sept.
on
of America
Corp.
of
capital
stock
acquisition, which became effective Sept, 30, 1959,
290,000 shares of Ruberoid capital stock were issued in exchange for
the net assets and business of Mastic Tile.
The acquired company, a
the
textile
Co.—Acquisition—
stockholders'
a
Ruberoid
total
ancl
leading producer of gSphalt, vinyl asbestos, solid-vinyl anch rubber floor
tile and allied products, will be operated as The Mastic Tile Division
The
of
Ruberoid
Commenting
Co.
itself
$173,264,
hands
equal
to
30
were
of
in
the
quarter
period $193,013.
and
for
July 31
provision in
the
six
the
is
major, step by Ruberoid to assure
the tremendous expansion pre¬
a
business
of
homebuilding
in
in the years ahead.
Flooring
a natural complement to Rubcroid's other building mate¬
ability to offer builders and owners alike a broader line of
quality products for new construction as well as modernization and
.replacement,
should result in increased production, lower operating
costs and better profit margins for the company."—V. 190, p, 1463.
industry
Our
compared
ended
Tax
share
larger
a
for
Mastic Tile
of
products are
com¬
$11,927,039,
addition
dicted
cents
stockholders,
of
the acquisition, E. J. O'Leary, Chairman of the Board
stated:
on
President of Ruberoid,
"The
last year.
sales
$110,779
months,
Safeway
This
was
the
the
was
Stores, Inc.—Earnings—
company
period
of
1959
same
exceeded
on Sept. 29 reported net profit for the third 12-week
amounting to $8,894,935, compared to $7,826,790 for
period last year. This was an increase of
13.65%
ana
the coinpany)s 8.64%
sales increase for the same 12 weeks
_
ended
order
for
additional plastic radar
missile installations aboard
Tartar
until
late
to
Sept.
Sales
5.
$559,100,932
were
1958.
compared
as
$514,898,916
to
,
ships
from Ray¬
earlier
this
year.
plastic
The
160,000
After
reflectors
pounds.—V.
are
190,
designed
to
withstand
a
compared
as
former
and
work
been
than
A
is
on
this
second
increased
50.000
and
about
or
Forge
the
for
the
is
the
Nov.
to
a
whollv-
by Rudolph Eberstadt,
Chair¬
Steel,
1,
of
being
approximately
of
Canton,
furnace,
rebuilt
second
which
"Part
of
Vhe
capacity
now
75,000
needed
capacity will
annually
from
tons
for
814.
The
first
national
chain
~T?he"Stein's
combination
said.
of
men's
when
this
clothing
company
stores
Stein's
hattrfal,"President
a
George
H.
Stores,
Richman
stores are located
mainly in the south and southwest,
through the north and northwest.
Both
companies have
expanding their retail outlets vigorously, and we
expect to keep
our plants
busy."
"Our
the
ing
its
To
15
new
stores
keep operations
Sturgis
plant,
and
will
in
have
balance,
another
is
been
an
being
opened
by
expansion
planned
the two
is
at
com¬
under
way
Knoxville.
sales
through August ran about 8%
ahead of 1958, despite
steel strike, which had
already affected patterns of men's cloth¬
purchases," said Richman.
"If the strike can be
effects
resolved
spread
into
too
many
other
industries,
we
expect
to
of
$1.20
profit
weeks
of
taxes
on
year
were
period of
before
results
year.
taxes
of
for
6.17%
corporation,
of
statement
income
for
these
for
the
like
earnings
weeks
ended
profit
of $22,793,225
weeks
36
period
and
of
profits
increase
food
Sept.
far
thus
in
sales
sales
compared
1342.
ten-year
amount
of
amount
be
by
convertible
are
be
debentures
000 of such
of
for
South
St,
subordinated
offered
each
Paul,
Oct.
on
for
stockholders,
the debentures
stockholders
the
and
$375,000
for
have
covering
debentures
subscription
due
at
the
The
Dec.
100%
basis
held.
on
SEC
filed a regis¬
$1,249,849
Minn.,
1959,
2,
shares
10
current
the
of
record
1,
1969.
princi¬
principal
of
$10
date
is
to
—ef l960.
Net
advance
or
stockholders.
subscriptions
will
make
an
aggregating
payment
advance
will apply the $600,000 advances to the payment
or
upon
obligations
and
the
finished
products for sale in the
proceeds of the sale ef additional
to the extent
estimated
not subscribed for by
are
has
debentures.
interest
of
as
made
underwriter
The company has
<
to
common
in
SEC
by amendment. The prospectus lists White, Weld & Co. as
underwriter; and the underwriter will be -paid a flat commission
$70,000 plus expenses for its undertaking to purchase up to $900-
Two
of
the
supplied
the
of
6%
debentures
pal
located
year
$1,504,230,894
to
as
this
amounted to
for the first
and
1959
190, p.
$27,720,000
was
1958.
chain's
$1,607,344,371
1958.—V.
with
5
36
net
the
over
1958.
$25,314,000
in
per
after
increase
an
increase
this
inventory
is
for
same
This
established
was
acquired
been
the
the
tration
of
Richman's
all
weeks
$225,000;
Ricliman Brothers Co.—Acquisition—
Sept, 30 in Cleveland
Inc., New York.
year.
St. Paul Ammonia Products, Inc.—Registers With
enlarged. When
brought back into
open-hearth
Republic's own in¬
creasing operations," Mr. Eberstadt said. "In
addition, we are booking
substantial
orders for
steel- which
will
eventually be used by the
motor, appliance and other industries where steel
shortages exist. We
have recently received $2
million
of
orders and we expect to book
further large orders within a short
time."—V. 189,
on
36
The
is
last
Ohio,
is
.
additional
dividends, ^earnings
paralleled the company's 6.85%
1.51% on sales after taxes. The
and
furnace
Republic's
tons,
Inc.,
one
rate
net
36
same
compared
for
&
capacity
furnace
completed
2
dividend
Safeway's
corporation.
Industrial
increased
Oct.
preferred
$1.80
$24,199,073,
Provision
open-hearth steel furnace capacity of
of
to
Consolidated
was
Corp.—Subsidiary Expands—
announced
was
President
for
At their recent meeting, Safeway's Directors increased the fourthquarter dividend to 35 cents per share payable to stockholders Dec, 31
which would amount to $1.40 annually per share as compared to the
1462.
p.
provision
amounted to 70
cents per share of common stock as compared with 62 cents in 1958.
Safeway's net earnings for the first 36 weeks of 1959, also ended
Sept. 5 and after preferred dividends, amounted to $1.90 per share
i960.
contract, announced
a
reflectors
Navy
The contract,
reflector, about eight feet in diameter, is con¬
reinforced plastic
developed and formulated at Repub¬
Speed, director of sales for Republic's
Special Products
Division, said the reflectors, each
weighing only 325
greater strength for their size than
any other
expansion of
operation.
have
on
1959
'
compared with
year.
and
improvements
data
the
proximately
July 31, 1951 reported
$6,017,157 for the like three
were
31
tax
month
additon
subsidiary,
panies.
receive
noted
installations
per
2831.
runs
in
of
rebuilt
this
.
The
States
__
ended
with
July
income
with
subsidiary
operation,
Mc-
1946
.
year totaled $103,951,000,
preceding
to $1,172,000,
sharp
chairman
At
and
textile
expansion
months
ended
manufactured.
and
The
charge
Ho was promoted
controller
net earnings: for the
$1,285,413, equal after
to
year.
He
.
p.
October 28—
at
sales
the
Sept. 28 by this corporation.
on
have
50%
has
at
28
three
year
p.
use
During 1959,
trhB
in
compared
follow-on
B.
load
owned
man
present
in
the\
United
amounted
the
..
-
that
amounted
_
the 1959 fiscal
for
for
position in
months last year. Net
earnings
$178,166, equal to 30 cents a.share,
compared with
a
share in the 1958
period.
the
last
Services
less
served
SSS?!" named
year,
year.
as
including1
corporation,
Puget.
announced
29
1959,
.
•
semi-open
this
oval-shapecl
Austin
Directors of this
company has elected Frank McChairman of the Board, it was
announced
on
Sept. 22.
^r- F!™?™ Jc5ned p,u^t in 1927
Assistant Treasurer in 1936 and
oet.
increased
three
Republic Industrial
ven-
as President and director of the company
subsidiary, Diamond Ice &
Storage Co., since 1931.
Bids
the
federal
for
for
reflector
lone-ranee
to
for
order
shock
controls.
a
cents
Company,
pounds,
manufacturing capabilities," according to Mr.
Rosen,
»r^fr-VMcLiauglllin
its
and
13
reported
and
Chester
and
•"
man.
These
results represented approximately two-thirds of the net
earnings for the full fiscal year.
The
improvement continued into August,
Mr. Ryan stated, with
preliminary results indicating that the company's sales were the high¬
est for any August in its history.
Foreign operations,
which
"continued
to
show sound
progress,
contributed to the company's earnings in the first year of consolidation,
Reading
the
nine
earlier
of
pplieies.
'
Sept.
July 31,
sales, of $28,561,0.00 were recorded,
used
the
for
months
$200,000
lic.
residential
living
Morton
six
or
The
currently
of
the
che 585,559 shares in the
$102,258 or 17 cents a share
the
The
been
components
as
Portland,
,
Puget Sound Power & Light
Co.—New Officers—
The
.
be
Republic Aviation Corp.—Receives Follow On
Order—
contractor
of
intercommunications systems
"Acquisition
>•
-program
will
in
expanding
assemblies of various
types for
Sylvania. Products are used in
electronic
1,
next through
mortgage 3 Vis % series
will be made at the
Me.—V, 189, p. 1798..
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$2,731,130 $24,190,785 $19,331,812
consolidation.
upon
rials.
$86,305.—V. 189,
the
par
com¬
electronic
prime
range hoods,
exhaust
accessories for residential
electronic
trailers
on
with
structed
as
Bank,
Nov.
on
Payment
;
on
ended
typewriter ancl
quarter of the
Transportation
Co.,"
said C.
W.
increasing demand by shippers and
services, including both truck and
conditions
$6,594,285,
$187,702 ancl
July quarter
by Maurice
5
Partial
—
first
of
102%..
.
fiscal
trailer-on-flat-car
converted
type
$10,933,820 in the comparable six
was
this
that
that
the period were
in
Tilating fans and
A
all its foreign) subsidiaries.
'
Comparative figures for the previous fiscal year showed net income
$265,210, equal! after preferred dividends to a loss of 5 cents a
common share,
after adjustments to eliminate intercompany transac¬
year
1958.
Provision
by
Oct.
manufactures
largely
continue
Progress
Manufacturing is a
fixtures and a producer
lighting
of
$79,667
A
Corp.
announced
company
cable
of
will
for
Inc.—Earnings Up—
as
of
share
For
Philco,
and
telephone ancl radio communication
equipment, aircraft, as well as
»n
guided missiles and missile detection
systems.
The company has
recently developed and is ready to market a
revolutionary type of
tester
for
uSe
by .telephone installation and
repairmen.
In
addition,
a
medical-electionic
device
is
currently undergoing
field
«g
a major hospital. A research program involving the use
tST
class
1462.
p.
earnings for the
theon
Electronics
in
1950,
equipment,
non-defense
an
transportation
corporation
months
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
founded
electrical
trailers
and
also
van
Reading
reflects
190,
Reeves, said
pared
2,540,400
President.
Morton,
raaio
firm
coming from
products divisions.
sales
per
working
redemption
$68,000
\
corporation
year
Provision
Reliable Stores Corp.—Earnings—
_
working capital.
exchange of stock
an
Progress'
Chester
and
Chester
of
"It
improved
well
designed
Progress Manufacturing:
The
The
the
stated
the
of
(Me.)
Portland
of
of
and
31.
corporation on Sept. 21 filed a letter of notification with
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
per
share), without underwriting.
are
of
total
Reeves
for
Sept. 30—
Net sales for
firm's principal business, the
weaving ancl
of cotton, synthetic and blended fabrics
for
the wearing '
trades showed
its
greatest improvement during the second
half -of the year.—V. 189,
p. 1798.
1959
30,
The
proceeds
The
1074.
p.
$101,906,000
necessitated by the steady growth of trailerthe railroad,
ami continued expansion of all
by
manager,
as,
This
Professional Acceptance Corp.,
Denver, Colo.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
stock.
a
appatel
productive manhours without a "lost time"
injury during the
period from Feb. 18 to July 13, which surpassed
by 1,100,000 manhours the record established last
year.—V. 190, p. 159,
($1
share,
a
of
finishing
out¬
,
record
new
a
tandem-axle
company,
($.11
Mr.
months,
June
established
tinuous
<3EC
shares
$30
about
dividend) to 62 cents a common share; The financial results
announced by the/company reflected, for the first time, consolidation
joint
a
result
system peak load of 1,156,000 kilowatts
days this summer system peak loads were
established
class
which
60;000
include
were
service
-services
for
called
•
This
announcement, John M. Reeves, Chairman and John E.
President of this company, textile manufacturer
stated that
the. company's sales and earnings were
up sharply in the 52
week
year ending June 27 last as compared with the
year before.
Sales were
$62,042,518 as compared with $55,974,582 and
earnings were $974,843
($.85 per share) as compared with $120,376
30,
last year.
company
terms
preferred
Reeves,
1959.' Despite an in¬
outstanding, the per share
shares
Was recorded,
On 37 other
iiigher than the peak of 1,030,000
The
approved
of
$3,191,047
190,
Relatively
-
Reeves Brothers,
In
all-time
new
a
The
the
tandem-axle
facilities."—V.
Mr.
stock
common
decreased only 5% for the 12 months ended
compared with the corresponding period last year,
30
and
represented,
market value of
a
Bishop
National
Ruberoid
•
•earnings
On.June
$300,000.
said.
35-foot
"These purchase#
year
to
ended
number
of
trucking by
announcement
trailers
Co.—Earnings—
amounted
months,
the
Cleveland
was
convertible
new
a
-
—V.
tions
Transportation has added to its fleet since the beginning of
2880.
p.
7,258,794
the
on
of
been
Portland
fiscal
major
a
financial
houses.
railroad;
the
industrial
share
cost
a
general
receivers
;
Potomac Electric Power
Per
with
'
in
met
stock
Purchase
favor.
of the sinking fund
due Nov. 1, 1963 at
bonds,
of
year.
industries.—V.
in
Catholic
have
operation
V
Processing Center
are
planned -next year for
Systems. Center in New York's
Electronic
of tlie trailers is expected to begin this week.
latest purchases brought to 100 the number of
trailers
The
Kaplan stated that this latest acquisition is an important
.addition
Poly industries' present manufacturing capabilities for the aircraft
•■4md
Richman
an
&.
Delivery
According to Kaplan. Quadel performs contour and cavity milling
Gonvair, Rolir and other major -firms in-the aircraft- and missile
iindustry.
He said that sales are currently running at approximately
rate
at
both
services of
for
to
shareholders
stock,
said
plan marketing
the. amount of
to
keep
miaimurii."
the
to
of
and
be
over
Roman
'
•
operations,
first
brokerage
many
for
aircraft, missile and construc¬
tion products, has acquired the plant and business of Quadel, Inc. of El
Cajon, Calif., for an undisclosed cash sum, President Leo I. Kaplan
announced on Sept. 23.
the
suit
shares
national. basis,
a
81%
common
will
Sales
the
orbit.—,
George
trailers
$160,000
Poly Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
corporation,
companies
Redemption—
must
way,
next
The. Reading Transportation Co., highway subsidiary of the
Reading
Railroad, on Oct. 2 announced the purchase of 50 new 35-foot
highway
$50,000 for expansion of the custom
This
two
purchasing,"
gradually exchanged for 245,000 s,hares of Richman
eight-year period. Expected earnings of Stein's will
"go a long way toward building the equity for these shares," accord¬
ing to Mr. Richman.—V. 190, p. 916.
Reading Co.4-Subsidiary Purchases Trailers—
for repayment of bank loans;
coating shop a,t its Odessa, Texas
plant; $35,000 for the construction of additional office and warehouse
facilities at its Houston plant; $40,000 for construction and equipping
of a research and development building at the Houston plant; $209,000
for anticipated future expansion of production facilities; $110,000 for
repayment of a mortgage note; $46,000 for retirement of outstanding
debentures; and $250,000 for working capital.
■' The
company's prospectus lists Gerhard J. Duesterberg as President.
Management officials own 87,543 shares (38.38% ) of the outstanding
rtock.—V. 189, p. 813.
as
t>e
.
in combined
will enable us
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
"Installation
of
a
complete RCA
501
electronic
data
processing
system—heart of the Center's servicing operation—is
expected to begin
shortly, and comprehensive test runs will be conducted prior to
open¬
ing," Mi. Chane said.
"A
second
complete RCA 501 system
is
to
be
installed at the Center in April.—V.
190, p. 774.
sinking fund debentures due 1969, to be
offered for public sale at, 100% of principal amount through an under¬
writing group headed by A. G. Edwards & Sons, The interest rate on
the debentures is to be supplied by amendment; and the underwriting
commission is to be 7%.
The principal underwriter also has acquired^
for $250, warrants to purchase 5,000 shares of common stock
(at a
price which is to be supplied by amendment).
The company's principal business is to apply internal baked plastic
roatings to oil field tubular goods. Net proceeds of the sale of deben¬
be
of
through
agement
This
will
.
advantages
the acquisition
on
voted
was
41,702
shares
common
lightning-fast, computers which
determine
and
at
W., Chane, RCA Vice-President, Finance and Man¬
Engineering, said on Sept. 22."
at a meeting of the Cashier's Division of the Association
of Stock Exchange Firms,
Mr. Chane said that the RCA Center will
bet
opened before the end o* 1959 at a location easily accessible
additional
an
C00 of convertible subordinated
tures
Stem's volume is also
sales
.
Richman
Over
99%
and
continuous monitoring
site as is done at missile
of America—New Data
Around-the-clock
-
amendment
an
covering
its registration
statement
shares-.—V. 138, p. 1273.
Plastic Applicators, Inc.—Registers
e,
:
definite
"Also,
29
Richman
of
the
Speaking
i
1959,
31,
Royal McBee Corp.—Earnings—
Radio Corp.
300,000
Sept.
plans.
over
(Continued from page, 11)
-Oct.
Jan.
and
the
Where
and
874
pp.
data,
.
to
then
satellite,
orbit,
scattered
and
will
the
the
must
from
relayed
"hot
information
given
V.
information
Thus,
track
direct-voice
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
fund,
be
Rich math
On
Radiation,
keep track of tlitof
all
world-wide
tracking "equipment.
In
addition
to
complex computing tasks, the center will also relay
messages
closed circuit; TV to the Vandcnberg Air Force
Base blockhouse.
formation
Street
will
merchandising
overhead in , each
Lockheed—
continuously receive
and
ended
year
$48,523,303.
"There
purposes.—
these
payment
The corrected
incorrect.
was
firings.
mutual
be the best in recent years.
than last year."
better
fiscal
Monday, October }2, 1959
.
.
general
Division
satellite
weather,
that
Pine
the
For
.
status
date
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
xLess Jamaica income tax
This
full year to
the
considerably
offered
Lockheed
Missile - and
Space
Division
to
assist in
the
development of a unique master control cciiter for mon¬
satellite flights.
corrections
wide
tax.
record
with
be
totaled
for
Inc.—Chosen by
Communications
control
ceive
Non¬
source.
^
date
to
Mr.
orbiting satellite,
receive
equipment
around
the
world,
t Payable
a
$1.)
by
itoring
dividend.
this
notification
(par
and
The
books
of
stock
underwriting.
to
are
the
•
letter
a
2461.
p.
selected
Keller's,
filed
common
and
65c
—
without
share,
proceeds:
per
The
25c
County Gas (quar.)——,
Youngsfcown Steel Door (quar. >———
(quar,)
29
of
7- 9
York'
Yuba Consolidated Industries
corporation on Sept.
covering 60,000 shares
SEC
10-10
37VaC 7-29-60
——
—
10-30
37'/isC 1-29-00
37>,2C 4-29-60
Syracuse, N. Y.—Files With SEC
The
10-15
10-30
37V2C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.—.
6%
Radar Design Corp.,
•
Payable, of Rec.
25c
pfd. (quar.) —
(quar.) _—
G'i
Cab,
Co.
Holderi
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
cost
of
accumulating
Spring fertilizer season
debentures will-be used
necessary for further
at $125,000,
inventory accumulation, the balance,
to be added to working capital.—V. 189, p. 1393.
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
The
corporation has called for redemption on Oct. 29, next, through
of
the sinking fund, $149,000 of its 5%%
convertible sub¬
debentures due July 1, 1973 at 100%.
Payment will be made
operation
ordinated
at Mellon
Midland
The
share
National Bank & Trust Co.,
Co. of New York, 120
Trust
debentures
tc
Aug.
31,
may
1959
be
converted
inclusive.—V.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Broadway,
into
190,
common
p.
815.
at The Marine
York 15, N. Y
or
New
stock
at
$16.66
Volume 190
San
Shares
of
common
stockholders
of
terms
Net
,•
proceeds
funos
'the
ot
4,
one
the
covering
for
each
by
quarter of 1959 net of $2,559,413—52 cents a share—was earned,,
against $4,964,643, or $1.01 a share, in the June quarter of 1958.
Consolidated
500,000
sale
stock
become
will
ended
share—after
the
of
this
treasury
net
estimates
of
such
proceeds.
$15,000,000 at
its
the
1959
by
additions
Such
time
such
loans
net
construction
the
approximately
expected
are
of
program
July
the
on
This
was announced on Sept. 15.—V. 190, p. 198.
$
Railway
.Railway
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$'
'
Net
of
oper.
revenue,
12,761,922
12,475.624
107,398,495
expenses
9,842,731
10.177,004
81,270,121
82,242,167
from
rev.
op.
1,553,587
ry.
1018.
p.
'
.
Net
20,250,459
11,886,977
26,128.374
12,864,578
2,293,620
1,547,137
2,919.191
income™
oper.
190,
Allied
'
'the
Delisting
the
on
in
Boston
Stock
30,
Exchange.—V.
1959,
the
Exchange,
stock
the
at
be
to
after
Co.—Sales
&
Period End. Sep. 30—
'•
income
net
the
31.
1958,
:
the
"Sales
1958,
12
$892,841
of
$1.32
or
share
a
ended
190,
life
a
the
the
for
627,783
that
in
$1.31
630,940
actually outstanding at
12 months amounted
of
earned
shares
the
in
outstanding'
preceding
the
at
months
12
of
end
end
$1.77
that
Net
This
awards
has
from
Corps.
Awarded—-
America—Contract
of
corporation
separate
■,
Corp.
awarded
been
the
totaling
contracts
Aviation
Federal
Agency
the
."
.
life
with
the
laws
of
This
filed
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$
$
said
indicate
to
for
communication station offering
op.
7,053.420
5,534,293
54,838.101
'42,139,856
income...
3,288,595
2,926,274
25,267,309
23,175,748
services.
Production
these
on
plant in Hicksville,
be
carried
out
Servo'.s
at
expenses
2,149,853
2,073,529
16,789,727
a
located
at
registration statement with
shares
of common
201
$1,017,586
326,101
$1,086,519
$6,107,856
2,852,760
The
construction,
'
the
190,
»
"
new
Pittsburgh,
The
and
The
share.
-
remaining 71,182" shares
The company also
debentures.
The
the
shares
The
at
holders;
and
•
has
on
per
each
for
stock
of
$50
debentures.
be
offered for public sale
as
underwriter
on
a
at $15
per
for which he will receive
'
••
...
■
-
It
of
with
share,
per
This offering
—V.
190,
dealer's concession !of $1
was
has
company
its
for
million
Solar
KunzeL,
received
Jupiter
Mars,
President,
announced
Sept.
on
S. Navy ordered 80 Mars gas turbine
The U.
more
U.
the
by
air-sea
advanced
S.
Navy
rescue
to
SI.96
end
of
of
share
For
and
period.
on
the
The
the
June
consolidated
showing
compares
with
for
net
of
the consolidated
net
$2.40
quarter of 1959 the company and subsidiaries earned
income of $2,227,029, or 45 cents a share, against
$4,671,980—95 cents a share on the smaller number of shares—for the
;
June
On
with
of 1958.
parent company
quarter
a
months
amounted .to
$12,681,894,
or
.
basis
alone,
net
$10,698,878—$2.16
$2.57 a
share,
in
the
a
income for
common
earlier
12
the
the
,
latest
12
share—compared
months.
stockholders
For
the
Co.,
&
present
increase
Inc.,
which
will
receive
a
products
has
out¬
indebtedness.
Net
as
follows:
and
equipment;
new
$25,000
the
and
for
the
first
Time
plant
Prior
to
use
In
a
and
message
of
the
the
to
of
Standard
copolymer
of
Sun
Oil Co.
E.
these
Chemical
The Caracas
Fuchs
The
Koichi Tatewaki,
will
extend
into
Corp.—Establishes
1960.—V.
New
of the
manager
new
190,
used
in
I22B.
p.
Firm—
plant.
plant will be operated under the
plant will manufacture
and
efficient
President of the
-
name
of Sun Chemical-
flexographic
facilities
complete range of letterpress, lithographic,
produced with the most modern and
the printing, publishing and packaging
a
inks,
known,
for
trades.
In order to provide a full line of inks and
lithographic supplies for
the South American trade, Sun has hired local engineers and technical
personnel in Caracas who have been trained by skilled technicians from
the
company's Mexico City subsidiary.
In addition to the products
manufactured
built
locally,
the
plant
Caracas
by Sun's Rutherford Machine
will
also
Division.—V.
handle
190, p.
machinery
1228.
Technical Materiel Corp.—Transfer Agent—
The
,
stock
(N. J.)—Merger Planned—
into
Jersey,
the
first
consolidation
step
of
subject
in
all
the
Irving
(par
Savings
&
the
At
to
were
approved
value
par
refining,
marketing
—
Stock Of¬
publicly offered 150,000
common
stock
(par
$1)
at
This figure includes 10,212 shares of stock
previously, pursuant to the exemption under
3 (a) (110
of the Securities Act of 1933 as
amended.
Since these shares may constitute a contin¬
Section
offer of reciissuer-offers to re¬
share), any or all of
gent liability of the issuer (company)
an
which the
purchase at the same price ($2 per
the shares of said stock. Anyone wishing to accept this
offer must indicate his desire to do so in writing, within
under
days after Sept. 25.
12,500 shares of this issue may
for services rendered to the company by
the officers, directors or other persons.
Any of such
shares not so issued may be sold to the public as a part
30
be used to pay
offering.
registrar of
190, p. 1342.
On
the
or
stock
close
about Oct.
of
7,
vote
for
common
each
to
Sept. 17 the proposals
split the stock two-for-
of
more
on
additional
one
share
of
Sept.
on
number
than
92%
the
of
1959, the Transfer Agent mailed
representing
business
twice .the
owns
stock and
affirmative
certificates
the
23,
of
$1.25
registered
stock
in
their
result,
each
1959.
shares
of
share
As
that
he
a
owned
to
split. If any stockholder does not receive his shares in
reasonable length of time, he should notify the
corporation.—V. 190,
the
two
prior
for one
1228.
and
issued
made,
by
common
the
at
stockholder
a
appointed
Split Approved—
authorized capital
stockholders
names
been
company.—V.
Corp.—Stock
the
outstanding stock.
to
has
of the
special meeting of stockholders held
increase
one
Co.
cents)
previously announced plan for
producing,
Life Insurance Co.
non-assessable
Trust
50
Tennessee
$2 per share.
All other shares will be sold only for
cash.
Tennessee
Gas
Stockholders
of
Transmission
East
Natural
is offering and issuing
additional shares of its
shares
of
Co.—Exchange Offer to
Tennessee
of
common
stock
a
of
Gas
Co.—The
maximum of 473,167
stock
common
East
(par $5) to holders
Natural
Tennessee
Gas Co.,
East Tennessee's stockholders being given the
privilege of exchanging shares of common stock of that
company for shares of common stock of Tennessee Gas
at the rate of
for
two
one
and
share of Tennessee Gas
seventy-five
Tennessee
common
offer
expire at 5:00
will
stock.
hundredths
common
shares
of
stock
East
Unless extended, the exchange
p.m.
(EST)
Nov.
on
16,
1959.
The exchange offer may be accepted by the deposit with
Hamilton. National Bank, Chattanooga
1, Tenn., of
The
stock
certificates
for
shares
of
common
Tennessee, together with the duly
form provided for that purpose.
Stone &
to
form
each
of
East
exchange
'
—
Webstgr Securities Corp. and White Weld & Co. have agreed
and
act
as '
Managers of a
selves, which is to solicit exchanges.
for
stock
executed
share
of
(common
of Dealers, including them¬
Such Dealers will be paid 20 cents
group
stock of East Tennessee deposited for ex¬
change through their efforts, provided that the minimum and maximum
PROCEEDS—The
net
will be used to
proceeds
increase capital and
fees
In
surplus.
payable with
certain
Stone
'BUSINESS—This
State
been received from Middle-
Lang de Venezuela, S. A. and will be under the general super¬
of L. M. Flores, general manager of Fuchs & Lang de Mexico.
gravure
of
Furukawa
fered—This company on Sept. 25
of this
orders
of
v
maintenance and
&
vision
(Indiana)
Swearingen
operations of Jersey affiliated companies in the United States
operation under unified management.—V. 190, p. 1342.
is
exceeding $70,000 have
under
company
sion
it has received orders
Materiel Area for spare
Air
parts items used in depot
indicators.
gyroscopic
orders
that
announced
the Middletown
spare
has established a new printing ink plant in Caraeas,
Venezuela, John S. Thome, Vice-President in charge of the company's
Graphis Arts Group, announced on Sept. 22.
Barnard Kaufman was
p.
of
21
from
This corporation
plastic.
John
nationwide
shares
y-.
above.
Sept.
on
$1,000,000
Additional
our
is
merger
share.
per
first
Humble
ultimate
by Paine, Webber,
Co., Inc. at $31 per
a
and Humble Oil & Refining Co. announced on Oct. 1
companies have entered into a definitive plan for the
two
29
&
town and the Navy's Bureau of Aeronautics for spare parts
depot maintenance and overhaul of vertical gyro indicators.
Tokyo today dedicated the
President
and
Sept.
Walston
on
and
Gyroscope Co.—Gets New Contract—
company
overhaul
(Indiana)—Foreign Firm Licensed—
polyethylene
O.
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
51,300 shares of common stock,
Corp.
kits and other
parts
$3.33 per share on present
5%
over
the $10,931,000, or
nine months of 1958.—V. 190,
Industries Co.
above..
Co.,
dealer's concession of 85 cents
a
or
of
Co.,
of
made
Curtis
General
This
preliminary estimate
nine months of this year will
first
the
for
that
1342.
p.
Standard
-
or
a
Jersey.
and spare
income
&
Summers
but
as
company
This
the
reported
to 3,419,162
to the necessary approval of
shareholders.
Jersey now owns 98.27%
of Humble shares.
The plan
provides that each share of stock of Humble other than shares owned
by Jersey will be converted on the effective date of the merger into
11/4 shares of Jersey stock. Special shareholder meetings to act on the
matter are being called by Humble for Nov. 25, 1959, and by Jersey for
Dec. 1, 1959. Voting at these meetings will be by shareholders of record
on OctT 30.
1959, in the case of Humble, and Oct, 13, 1959, in the case
$1V2
Co.!—Earnings—
5
directors
authorized
additional
1,709,581
of
plant.
is
the
merger
Herbert
for the preceding 12 months,
4,938,177 common shares at June 30, 1958.
$11,869,683
board
for the process.
accent
190.
marine
net
the
See
plant "represents final fruition of
development effort which Standard has con¬
laboratories
for several years."
Furukawa is the first
its
it
This
30..
consolidated
that
stated
$11,500,000,
an
Chemical
that
licensee
that
for
earned
the
Co.
said
in
—V.
boat.
subsidiaries
Oct.
on
Stromberg-Time Corp.—To Be Merger—
and
congratulations on the dedication of. your new
This is a particularly noteworthy achievement
commercial plant using our improved process to
be completed in
the World.
It is a tribute to the management and
technical skills of your company,"
the Standard Oil executives said.
share.
12 months ended Jung 30, 1959. This is equivalent
of the 4,957,500 common shares outstanding at the
the
each
for
the
income
a
for
Oil
because
turbine engines which will go into West German Navy mine¬
The turbine engines wijl, drive electric generators in the
ships.—V. 190, p. 1074.
company
Angeles',
Los
This offering was oversubscribed.—V. 184, p. 2840.
the split shares, or $3.00 per annum
quarterly rate is equivalent to $2.60
on
current
income
Frank
firm,
,
Southern Natural Gas
au¬
extensive research and
"Please
gas
This
annum
commercial
foreign
sweepers.
$9,702,201
of
Nov. 4, 1959, one additional share for
13, 1959, the effective date of the
of
issuing any
increased from
told
making
ducted
installation as propulsion units on an
The boat will have twin gas turbines
with each engine
driving a propeller,
-Also included
in the orders was one for eight Solar Jupiter 500
chased
hp,
for
of
pumper units
number
two
than
engines,
the
announcement,
reported
Furukawa
first
an
The turbine-driven portable pumper units
fire fighting.
Although Mars. gas turbine pumpers have been in use by the Navy
for
several years,. Kunzel
said, previously they have been ordered
for specific projects or development work.
This is the first order to
be designated for general fleet supply.
Two of Solar's new 1100 hp. Saturn gas turbine engines were pur¬
parts for general fleet use.
are
designed for shipboard
share,
per
Standard
Orders—
recent orders totaling
and Saturn gas turbine
in
Oct.
The
net
Japanese
;
Solar Aircraft Corp.—Receives New
This
per
represents
Chairman
oversubscribed and the books closed.
1463.
p.
of
&
was
$15)
exceeding
Standard Oil Co.
per
St.,
capital.
Stevens
P.)
share, with
1117.
world's
—
a
were
approximately
process
Secondary Offering — A secondary
offering of 24,500 shares of common stock (par.325) was
made on Oct. 7 by Shearson, Hammill & Co. at $52.75
Co.
Oil
SkeUy
on
increase
an
10,000,000.
President,
previous
also
that
to
The
proceeds of the sale of stock will be added to the general funds
the company and used to promote its general real estate business.
is proposed to apply some S700.000 of the proceeds to the acquisition
the JANAF shopping center in Norfolk, Va., and $1,571,026 to the
and
Keenan
Brothers
Richman
Deliveries
polyethylene
of land and the construction of store area, motel
apartment buildings at Rocky River, Ohio.—V. 188, p. 2510.
Debentures With SEC—
Medford
4019
J.
working
appointed general
\
purchase
to
on
intention
Standard Oil
Net
of
held
shares.
This
p.
10%;
a
and
distribute
which
a
Mitchell
$3.17
remaining 112,678 shares will
share. Akiba Zilberberg will serve
best efforts basis,
stock
Mitchell,
with
amount
The
commission;
i
1228.
10%.
(par
two-for-one split of
split.
shares.
given to officers and directors as stock¬
these persons may sell all or: portions of
of
all
or
at
offering
annum.
indicates
proposes
some
the
line
Mr.
debentures
said
190,. p.
secondary
2-for-l
presently outstanding 3,290,419 common shares,
6,580,838 shares outstanding following the split.
present
shares,
of
corporation have approved a
5,000,000
share
S.
present
'
-
from
equivalent to $1.50
As owner of the outstanding debentures, Tower may con¬
into common stock at the rate of five shares of
rights.
vert
-
a
subscription rights will be
such
4
;
See,
Mr. Mitchell said that the
directors
intend
to
increase the fourth quarter
dividend payable in
December
to 37V2
cents on the split shares.
This increased rate is
to offer
stockholders of record-Oct. 15,
right to subscribe at $10 per share for 87,322 additional
the rate of one new share for each five shares then held.
company
1959.
'
*•
no
result
acquired as a result of a 20%
outstanding $692,300 of 6%
were
dividend.
stock
Approve
are
be
Joel
unissued
In
this
company will
There
has
owned
are
Inc.—Stockholders
common
shares
will
Mr.
outstanding
shares
427,094
of
common
there
ownership
constructing
now
continuing supervisory authority over the
Certificate of Authority has been issued,
are required to file certain reports
Insurance and are subject to the insurance
re-installation
and
for
(J.
Brands
company's
split.
company was
is
and
of
Jackson
thorized
436,613 shares o.f common stock, of
by management officials and Tower.
officials acquired 205,912 shares of this stock at $2.50 per share
an
additional
150,000 through exercise of options at $2.75
per-
which
has
now
company
-
Md.,
be
purchase and installation of a modern paint plant; $125,000
purchase and install additional tube mill equipment; $80,000 for
1019.
p.
Stockholders
shopping center at
Norfolk, Va., and has acquired the ownership of the Solon Square
Shopping Center in Solon, Ohio. Akiba Zilberberg, President, and Morris
Melman, Treasurer, are the organizers and principal officers.
Together
they own the controlling interest and a majority of the stock of Tower
Development and Investment Corp., which is the third promoter.
The
Rockville,
in
op.
Split-
•
center
to
con¬
2,575,356
ry.
income
oper.
Standard
filed
Oct. 1, 1959, covering 269,230
the SEC on
stock.
is
business
is
will
a
2,000,000
common
shares
and
certain
sale of the debentures will be used
removal
$4,877,367
686,169
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
organized in 1957 and its
and management of
shopping centers.
The management, however, intends to engage in all
phases of the commercial business. It has constructed its first shopping
principal
intends
It
policies
Stein's Stores, Inc.—Acquired—
With SEC—
Building,
Bessemer
insurance
16,133,609
each
corporation,
life
of
of the
balance
$21,010,976
The
Shopping Centers Corp.—Registers
This
;
$22,897,583
1227.
p.
that
the
to
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$3,140,048
the
will
190,
given
products consist of steel tubing, canvas
awning frames, and school and auditorium furniture. It
proceeds
aircraft
contracts
L. I.—V.
is
will operate at
company's
standing
$3,167,439
Net
;
.
company
subordinated
public sale at
through John
and
1018.
revenue.
mobility for tactical uses by the defense
'
assurance
the
statement with the SEC covering $500,000 of 6%
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1974, to be offered
100% of principal amount. The offering is to bo
registration
commission
oper.
Net
VOR
to
the
companies
of
made
Railway, oper.
equipment is an improvement in
from ground stations located
at difficult sites along air lanes and at air terminals.
*
Mr.
Freed
said
that the award
from the Army Signal Corps for
antenna systems totaled $82,000.
These antennas are part of a portable
Doppler
navigation
providing reliable
in
has
after
located
firm,
a
122,160,857
1959---Month—1958
usual
will contain no restrictions not generally found in
policies.
It should be pointed out that the Colorado
State.—V.
convertible
164,300,713
ry.
is
as
No
that
or
line
general
Department
124.086,856
p.
expects,
obtains its Certificate of Authority, it
initially to the State of Colorado.
a
insurance
the
178,924,957
oper.
surplito
period.
15,037,656
190,
mini¬
a
Authority.
expenses.
obtained
be
activities
all
that
22,091,076 .21,299,724
from
requires
a
its
offset
Commissioner
expenses
period Ended Aug. 31—
Doppler
are
which
insurance
and
Ry.—Earnings—
$
law
of
at
State Industries—Registers
15.765,431
The
unencumbered
operations
that
revenue..
Railway
The F.A.A. contract Is for engineering and evaluation of an advanced
Omnirange station, it was announced by Vice-President of
marketing, Arthur Freed.
Evaluation flights conducted by the F.A.A.
operate
company
its
written,
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earningsin
Signal
$400,000
and Army
"'
will
to
oper.
ry.
of
management
development
of
will
Insurance
on
The
company.
income
oper.
rev.
—V.
the
;
stages
templated
•
Certificate
in
the company of a Certificate of Authority, and
given that such Certificate will be granted, in no
interpreted as assuring the growth or profitable oper¬
company
confine
a
Colorado.
of
$50,000
is
be
income
199.
1959—Month—1958
Incor¬
profit.
a
of
State
have
and
such
sufficient
common
to
office
of
purpose
a
new
life insurance company, that
loss during its first y$ar, or longer,
existence, or until such time as it is able to place sufficient volume
life insurance business on its books
to
provide premium and in¬
this
in
Servo
>'
of
initial
to
the
the
The
granting- to
should
ation
revenues
average
latest
the
share
a
common
190, .p.
the
the same date.
on
Department
in
f
the
of
capital
obtain
to
assurance
way
199.
amounted
filed
certificate
must deposit with the Insurance Commissioner
$100,000
vestment
1959,
A
company.
Commissioner
The
no
the 12 months
over
and
is authorized by its Articles of Incorporation to engage
company
of
company's
shares
common
for
insurance
order
12
'
period.
a
If
31,
to
company
mum
average
190, p.
Insurance
law,
1959.
15,
general
a
The
1074.
p.
reported
on
Aug.
share "on
a
to
the
and
by
June
on
of
obtain sufficient funds to meet this requirement
operating capital and
to conduct
the
business
obtain
months.
12
months
$1.37
or
earnings
against
Net
337,147,649 2,674.965,455 2,434,312,387
355,811,931
—V:
'
$
to
period.
preceding
the
715,852
Railway
Railway
1959—8 Mos.—4958
'3
jg
'
$
amounted
common
Southern
Higher—
1959—Month—1958
is
also
surance
1959,
31,
dividends to $1;81 per share
shares outstanding during the period.
$
Sears Roebuck
,t
revenues
preferred
common,
Period Ended Aug. 31—
1074,
p.
months
12
over
was
31,
656,723
—V.
the close of trading on
registered on the American
effective
continuing
190,
12
that
for
that
period,
£he
Stock
the
10%
as
State
of
51
life insurance business in all parts of the world, sub¬
ject to grant of authority in each state or other political sub-division.
Prior to engaging in the life insurance business, however, the company
must
apply for and receive a Certificate of Authority from the In¬
equal after preferred dividends to $1.84 per share
shares outstanding
during the period. This
with the net income of $926,555 reported for the 12 months
Aug.
share,
granted an. application of Seaboard Allied Milling
Corporation to withdraw its common stock from listing and registration
for
and
compares
ended
Commission
Sept.
for
of
General
required
Attorney
Colorado
of
offering
of
690,688
shares
Boston
Corp.
Milling
gain
a
the
by
this
in
outstanding at the end of that period.—V.
income
the
'
-
Granted—
The
with
shares
$1,323,401
On
Seaboard
represents
12 months.
months ended July
equal
in
$8,740,561
of
revenues
This
the
July
shares
$3,039,554
102,492,626
oper.
Fy
—v.
Secretary
form
and
Co.—Earnings—
This company reports grpss revenues of $8,912,216 for
ended Aug. 31, 1959. This represents a gain of 10.8%
on
Net
a
State
the
poration was issued to the company
Earnings—
1959—Month—-1958
$
$6021146—12
the
of
the sale of marketable
share waS realized in
on
cents
of
to
of
preceding
average
ended
common
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
profit
as
12
On the
715,852 common shares actually outstanding at the end of
tne period,
earnings for the latest 12 months amounted to $1.73 a
share, against $1.27 a share earned in the preceding 12 months on the
through Dean Witter & Co., has placed privately
$1,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, series H, due May 1,
pany,
^989, it
taxes,
45
and
quarter
of
Power
gross
the
was
compares
common
com¬
had
for
and
685,761
months
,
net
a
the
for
1381.
p.
1959.
for
income
$1,291,407
are
San Jose Water Works—Private Placement—This
earlier
year
182,
31,
$7,932,603
Net
amount
approximate
to
Federal, income
a
Nevada
company
ended
received. The company
at $33,042,000.—V. 189, p. 644.
proceeds
respect.—V.
This
and 'will be applied toward the cost of additions
properties of the company.
Following such sale, the
proposes
to reduce its
short-term ibank loans obtained for
ofsuch
whereas
includes
1959,
30,
earnings
company
The
company
temporary financing
June
Southern
utility
•company
a
securities;
—
part
a
parent
cents
by common
eight shares
":
and
months
price and underwriting
Blyth & Co., Inc., is listed
amendment.
(1567)
June
on
The1 subscription
1959.
underwriter!
of
Diego,
SEC
share
new
Calif.,
San
subscription
for
offered
be
of
supplied
principal
•to, the
to
basis
Nbv.
be
to
are
stock,
the
on
record
the
as
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
company, located at 861 Sixth Avenue,
filed a registration statement with the
6
held
.
Diego Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
Oct.
Number 5389
Colorado.
company
Its
incorporated under the laws of the
of Incorporation have been approved
was
Articles
to
&
such
cases,
respect to any
are
$5
and $200,
Webster
Securities
Dealer's
fees,
single exchanging stockholder, except
respectively. Tennessee Gas will pay
Corp.
$25,000
as
and White,
Weld
compensation
for
&
Co.
their
in addition
services
as
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1568)
Dealer
%ind
plus
Managers
the Dealers
The
their
and' will
expenses
■
purpose of purchasing investments in small corporations
and making
long-term loans to small businesses to supplement bank credit.
The
corporation may borrow additional funds as needed in order to expand
its lending operations.
It is also eligible to borrow from the govern¬
ment for re-lending.purposes.'
As a Federal licensee this private cor¬
poration will be subject to the regulations of the Investment Division
indemnify tner^j
also
against certain liabilities.
'•
,
,y
exchange-shall be Nov. 16, 19o9, provided
that Tennessee Gas reserves the: right to. extend the exchange offer
from time to time, in which case the effective date shall be the date
to which the exchange offer is last extended.
In no event shall the
effective
effective date
On
of
of the
date
be later than
Dec.
1959.
31,
-
will be obligated to issue snares
the effective date, Tennessee Gas
•
date,
at
least
4&ock have not been
tiave not been met,
dBhares
of
Tennessee
East
of
shares
1,047,368
28, .1958
East
Small
SB I
banks
or
,
East
Tennessee
of
declared
its
shall
to V,i- of
written consent
in
of Ten.pessce
the rates
without such
of
Vere
suits
no
claims
pending
Inc.;
M.
&
This
A
stock,
Gas
•stockholders
exchange
in
any
is
made
with
for
after
The
to
sell
If
the
such
holds
purpose
and
the
leases
owns
western
be
record
deposit
date,
date
their
Tennessee
of
to
who
certificates
purchase
interest
an
a
been
be
state
of
the
Co.,
at
320
SEC
of
Net
of
underwriters
are
Inc.;
6c
Mid-South
Co.;
6c
Co.;
With
oil
and
1959,
produced
,.
—V.
New
the
stock
sale
will
The
be
used
for
the
discussions between Tidewater Oil Co. and Skelly Oil
concluded, it was anounced on Sept. 30.
'
with Skelly Oil Co. is not considered feasible at this time
earnings 'for the first seven months of 1959 totaled
$22,559,000, or $1.50 per share (on the 13,852,949 shares of common
stock
outstanding), compared with a loss of 25c per share during
the same period of 1958.—V. 190, p. 1464.
'
.
its
future
• -
-r
oper.
revenue
Railway
of
oper.
by a transferable warrant, for each share held, and two
rights will be required to purchase one share of stock.
The warrants, which are nonvoting, will be exercisable
of
leases/drilling
from
of
option either
the
stock
common
sufficient
entitle
to
Net
Net
fractional
a
$279,051
223,852
i;765,33€
op.
$75,892
$55,199
$756,711
oper.
13,543
*12,027
145,371
-
$2,522,097 ' $2,572 3C1
190,
l'673
626
daily
average
Tennessee
price
Gas
stockholders
transactions
at
common
exercising
on
the
York
New
1020.
p.
amount
due
of
Sept.
the
1,
company's
1974.—V.
6',
190,
of $1,500,000
prin¬
subordinated deben¬
convertible
the
This
an
CONSEQUENCES—East
the United
States
of
this
Internal
East Tennessee
to
will
has
Revenue Service
stock
common
received
recognized
be
for
Federal
recognized
to the
interest
less
any
in
extent
than
one
income
that
that
from
holder
a
any
gain
loss which
or
common
stock
of
of
at
According to
of., installing
three
process
equipment
Tennessee
the
REDEMPTION
amount
is
of
QF
EAST
TENNESSEE
presently negotiating for
its
5H5C:
debenture.;,
due
PREFERRED
STOCK—East
the sale of $5,833,000
1970,' to
at
an
©essee's
sale
such
outstanding
will
be
5.20'T
applied
the
to
cumulative
redemption
preferred
company
and
its
subsidiaries
also
are
engaged.in
and
Gas
Bay
Oil
6c
Co.
Petroleum
(exploration
Co.
products».
company
sells
The
resale
under
States.
Its
systems
of
or
delivers
long-term contracts
principal customers
The
Columbia
Gas
gas
to
distributing
principally
are
System,
the
in
trie
unci
for
United
eastern
compa'nitv
Inc.,
companies
ri.t
comprising
Consolidated
Is
amount
including
the development of additional alternate
sources of gas
supply by some
of the company's customers,
may have on future deliveries,,
ASKS RATE RISE—The
company has filed new gas rates with the
Federal
Power
Commission
seeking
increases, of $26.6 million, or
approximately lOf, in revenues from sales aftii.'
transportation
.
natural
gas
President,
over
its
entire
system.
company asked that the
increase was needed because, of.
of
Cecil
C.
Johnson,
Senior
rates
take
effect
"increases
in
Nov.
the-cost
5
said
the
natural
gas
and
of
money."-
Partial
The
of
at
has
called
redemption
Now
on
1.
next,
through,
clue
Nova
made
of
at
Inc.—Common
Stock
SS.
throughout Termpsspn
Tennessee
and
and
with
other
the
states
"Blue
where
Sky" Divi¬
the
dealers
may offer the stock.
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds of the sale of the shares
being
will give the corporation a
capital and surplus of SGfe million
offered
for
the
in
cf
excess
the
for
two
which
acquisitions
would
provide
Delaware
new
a
company's
should provide the new Delaware company
million next year," he said,
"and increase
$35
shareholders
of
from
approximately
7,000
to
15,000.'
over
610.
p.
corporation,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
located
at
902
Orange
Street,
registration statement with the SEC
a
stock
class
through
in
Wilmington,
Sept.
011
the
sale
least
at
of
shares
30,
1959,
offered
class
of
A
for
Del.,
covering
sale
public
reserved
common,
has been engaged since that
company
subsidiaries
the
in
loan
finance
and
date
business.
additional
the
its
class A stock will be used by the
practicable through increasing
opening new loan offices.
Tempo¬
proceeds may be used to reduce bank
business
purchasing1
where
or
the
of
portion
a
be
to
has outstanding 500,000 shares of class A and 200,000
common
stopk, and certain indebtedness.
Net pro¬
company to expand
its receivables and
rarily
the
wholly-owned
of
stock,
common
the exercisp of options granted the underwriter.
1953,
The company now
shares of class B
ceeds
A
additional 20.000
an
issuance upon
Organized
certain
loans. '
for
According to the prospectus management officials (headed by Russell
C,
Mansfield, President) now own 5.02
of the class A stock and
weld
cost
of
67.25N
ad¬
sale
of
shares
includes
ment
for
common
and
contracted
the
of
balance,
$600,000
Beall
9.300
and
stockholders,
the
51.25',; ).—V.
class
182,
stock
B
which
(of
p.' 1225.
latter
stock
Mansfield
owns;
.
to-
Me
are
Mr.
Texas
Pitts.
families
Raame said.
its
in-
10.500,
of
Te::a^
18^00
The
?.C<
Members
shares
in
acquires all. assets
stockholders
liquidated.
be
major ftep in
and
aiso
first
six-months
gas
the
Petroleum
future
to
will
our
be
of'
Calvary's Boord of Directors
Texstar
will
had
operations
as
covery
of
oil
and
the
United Slates.
It
Corp.—Formed
for
the
oil
by
this
Essar
Land
6c
Cattle
20.000
Co.—Operates
acres
owned
in
five
fee
plus
renewal basis, operations Include
breeding of
certified Brangus (from registered
bulls),
plus
over
4,000
head
oi
Angus
cattle for
Cyclomatic Freezing Systems—Holds
ar.d
market
the
'cyclomatic
ranches
25,000
and
encompassing
ap¬
011'a
registered purebred Angus,
cows
and
registered
Brahma
market.
exclusive
freezer,"
Construction
Co.—Uses
and
which
rights
is
a
to
manufacture
vertical
licenses
others
to
use
the
concrete
field,
including
"Spanblock,"
which
developed
Toronto,
of
pay
of
hoisted
was
about
pay
latest
the
design
a
color
the
television
35
and
TV
mm
transmitter and
a
control
simultaneously -into
programs
lor
studio
a
will
space
is
transmitter
to
carry
presentation
of
"live"
be
occupied
department, and a
Telemeter
.
now
that
■
Telemeter
Nov.
color
the
motion
of
programs
by the
production
office
staff
large area
for public
demon¬
being
wired,
about
to
Telemeter
the
and
began
be
engineering
Canadian
a
be
the
for
will
the
ready
building
for
first
public
will
plan
be
of
areas
inaugurated
homes
4,500
wiring will bring
converting
studio, wil
Sept
on
demonstra¬
15.
service
program
time,
according
the
expected
about
or
in
within
developed
Etobicoke
Town¬
mid-December.
of
range
jointly
by
Trans
At
cable,
the
Canada
Bell.
During the winter months, additional
13,000 homes in the West Toronto suburb
route.
the
cable
total
of
Trans
Continental
Industries, Inc.—To Seek ASE Re¬
listing—
make
corporation
application
its
of
the
of
lift-
tech¬
the
outstanding
The
the
announced
to
stock
common
company
its
that
ASE
of
the
of
that
operating
announcement
stock
common
it
for
next
the
few
independent
acquisition
days.
sales
at
the
that
the
volume
the
past
up
additional
month
five
and
Officers
in
of
rate
new
years,
the
of
describes
manufacturers
present
added
It
to
at
the
of
$1
ol"
has
shown
the Southwest
of
million
manufacturing
Trans
water
rate
company
has
new
a
a
heaters
$14
be
as
one
in
of
the
the
and
within
largest
with
a
current
announcement
of
and
from
that—eonthe
world
The
record
growth,
in
100^
beginning
operating
signed
annually
taxes.
consistent
only
will
million
steady
facilities
traded
its
anticipates
company
before
to
trading
of
notification
be
of
division
new
the
shortly
resume
division.
Oct.
tracts
to
acquisition
following
not
was
expects
Exchange
proposed
a
new
a
5
Stock
result
a
stock
made
Oct.
011
American
as
6,
the effective date of its «pinning-off
subsidiary, Detroit Hardware Manuiacturing Co.
The—announcement—said thnt the—company
profits
double-
slab
building method
of
construction
whereby
concrete
slabs
are
poured at ground level and raised directly upward into position by
means
of hydraulic jacks.
This company is also active in the prectressea
it
011
ship.
the
pressure-plate freezer for the frozen foods industry.
Texstar
tions
This
leased
Canadian.
division
a
arid
.developing
acres
by
system
Interest.
Canada
and
30
division.
of
seriousness
our
future."
will comprise
Telemeter
within
processes ior beneficialiiig mineralized ore
found either in
tailings from former mining operations or in placer
deposits.
It owns
various
mining claims covering approximately 6,000 acres of
placer
deposits and tailing dumps.
proximately
three
engineering
Trans
recommended
follows:
purpose
strung
strations.
family
Alaska/ Canada,
carrying on secondary re¬
locations in the U. S ' The
Texas
Minerals
public
and
of
its
said,
is
by water flooding in several
Calgary will be operated
of
be
telemeter
Telemeter,
multiplexers and associated gear;
feed
Additional
'to refin-
barrels
he
system—including
local
lewardinc*"
P'-lroleum Co.—Holds producing and
non-proJucing
interests on. several hundred thousand acres
in
America
to
,
about
pictures—and
becomes
89,073
to
vyireo
the
exchange one share
Texas Calgary stock.
1959, net oil production was
gas production was 116,266 million cubic feet.
Texstar Corn, will conduct its
cable
of
I
'
;
of this building, instead of renting " space," stated
President of Famous Flayers Canadian Corp. Ltd.,
evidcuce
studios,
room
now
oi'
miles
Trans Canada Telemeter announced the purchase
S. Krcsge building in the heart of Etobicoke Town¬
be
converted
into
studios
for
Telemeter
pro¬
S.
optimism
projectors,
The
Tex tar
concrete
The
a
"With
Co,
most
84
is;., to
Fitzgibboiis,
J;
our
agrees
assumes
progress
former
which
gramming. •
.."The purchase
approved
commented,
net
Latin
the
ship,
appimed a
'
frGlil exploration
combined
common
the
Eimultaneouriy.
o(
the
s.ock for
every eight shares of
Texas Calgary, in addition to
crude oil and natural gas
properties
:glsp owned ar.d operated a pipe-line terminal and
storage tauk faci'lides near Dover, Del.; which
supplies the neat-ky Dover Air Force Base.
In
into
of
1020
sale
a
of
Player.$ Canadian Corp. Ltd. '11 West
place 011 Scp0t. 29 in Etobicoke Township,
"is
approved
Telemeter—Expansion Program Begun
section
Famous
Vlce-Presi'
B-all
first
Telephone Co.
for
the
world's
first
being
constructed
by Trans Canada
TV
Calgary—
Sept.
011
r-
proposal.
and
follows: Charles
held;" Kenneth C
additional
5'X activities. Texstar
Texstar's
Bell
°
respectively .-V190p
Texas
Calgary
cur
Tlw
JL
Calgary.
Calgary will
that
program
Canada
Trans
the
as
S.
2,500 ot
own
the 011
conridcnt
approval
ol
with
long-term
in
shares
William
' We welcome the Texas Calgary stockholders
.
together
company.
94.000:
Corp.—Acquires
of Texas
the
154,COO
of
John B.
•'tofT and^
,
consideration
magnitude"
listing
through Johnston, Lemon & Co.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. The registration state¬
resistance
improving
and surrounding states and New
York, including many
stock exchange firms
operating on a national basis. The
shares have been cleared for sale
by the Securities and
of
the
of
of
of
15,000
re*as.
Offered—
Investors, Inc. on Oct. 7 offered for public
sale 500,000 shares of its common stock at
812.50 a share,
Lee Davis, President, announced. The stock
will be sold
by more than 30 security dealers
Exchange Commission
has
electric
Rhame, President,
properties
'Tennessee
sion
and
funds
XT'*?* ,rprcsentf,1
Corpa.iaton.
W. 1.
.
Texstar
Investors,
21.000.
plan, whereby
918.
p.
Tennessee
and
Texstar
100 ',i
under
are
major
covering
SEC
preferred,
proceeds
increase
35.000
and
liabilities
"The
for
the
Net
liTi!iri-r AVhl,cl,_Titc T'-;^tar Corp.,
01
Texas
nil
all
and
sinking fund, $500,000 of its 6'r debentures
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
The Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York 15. N. Y—V. 190,
1977
Woolley
Stockholders
.
Redemption—
company
operation
1,
oi
Vice-
has.announced.
The
p™sldent-
Texstar
the
factors,
working
Vice-President,
Natural
Co., which in the aggregate accounted for
approximately 49£
the company's deliveries of
gas during the year 1958.
The comoanv
unable to state what effect seasonal and other
the
VV
be aP!)liecl to the capital improvement
current
Caiter,
Gas
©f
subsequent
>'ntl
the
production of gas and oil),
refining • and
marketing
of.
(processing,
the
;<
n
Woolley
and
petroleum
of
Exchange
200,000
at an estimated
expending about $225,000 on
is
shop facilities.
and
£,.^p^lists f0Ul' scllin8
A
w
exploring for, producing, processing, refining unci marckting'
petroleum and petroleum products.
'The' company's major, operating
divisions are Tennessee Gas
Pipeline Co. (natural gas transmission i.
Tennessee
$100,000
additional
an
parc'iase inventories;
r
of
fn increase
to i?pUeKS'
Gas., Transmission's
principal
business
is
the ownership and operation of a
pipeline system for the - Transmission
and sale or delivery of natural
gas for resale, under certificates of
public- convenience and necessity granted by the •'Federal., Ptwer Corn- '
The
of
Gira
7.
v
i
pioceeds
stock.
business of
of
cost
installation
Oct.
on
Houston
s30o^oon' viii reali2jecl' frf°m additional borrowings in the amount
HL/f
I
,U1Ibe u^d as follows: $800,000 to discharge bank loans
BUSINESS—Tennessee
mission.
with
Road,
prospectus, the company is in the
heat
treating furnaces ■ and staightenina
company also
.*'■
of
East Ten-'
oi
Oak
the
estimated
and
office
its
mortgage pipeline bonds
The sale oi these debentures is to be
contingent
upon
consummation
of
the
exchange pursuant
to
the
exchange offer
set
forth
heiein.
Approximately $4,570,000. of the
of
purchase
h
ditional
first
proceeds
Post
$rfionnnnmiielated builclil?S and equipment
nf
principal
the three holders'of
North
statement
convertible
%
Tennessee
190.
This
stock, to be offered for public sale
through
headed by Moroney, Beissner <fe.Co. Of
group
effective
■
sales
filed
common
underwriting
■
Gas.
1503
registration
a
indebtedness.
purposes.
Gain or loss
results from the sale Tor cash
of
shares
located
tiled
6
became
1228.
p.
goods manufactured by others. It. now has
outstanding 400.000
shares, o().000 shares of sio par 6'E
exchanged pursuant
ate
there
merger
Stock
number
—V.
these
shares, 100,000 shares are to be offered for the
.account of the issuing
company and 50.000, representing
outstanding stock, for the account
of the
present holders thereof. The
public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
The
company
is engaged in the manufacture and
sale
of
steel
tubular goods and in the
warehousing and distribution of steel tubular
to
tax
it
share
ruling
a
the effect
to
whose shares
exchange offer will not thereby realize
be
will
Tennessee
Oct.
on
loO.OOO
"
credited.
charged
corporation,
Texas,
depositing stockholder.
TAX
of
be
that
said
"a
as
Town Enterprises,
.
stock
new
"Completion of the plan
with
Tex-Tube, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Exchange. The
which the exchange agent purchases or sells
stock will be the basis upon which depositing
their election to buy fractional interests will
charged and at which sellers of fractional interests will
Any transfer taxes applicable to offsets or sales will be
Gira
York
the
Irving Trust Co. has been appointed trustee
cipal
tures
the
in
.
well
shares.
Gas Corp.—Transfer
Agent—
&
trading
Mr.
as
_
Stock
be
all
that
'
New
have
the
that the corporation has acquired
of the liabilities of former Topp Induscompany's 3T-.and 6 CU
convertible
de¬
will have Its principal offices in New York.
announced
assumes
out
that
debenture holders
who exercise
their
conversion
rights prior to Oct. 28 will receive the warrants of the new Delaware,
corporation along with other holders of common stock of that company.
The new company currently has 957,042 shares of $1 par common
stocft outstanding of 6 million shares authorized.
237,572
ry.
Tex-Star Oil
The
instructions
consummate
and
including
The corporation
bentures.
$898 735
income—
from
rt'V.
ry.
'Deficit.--V.
The
of
Gira
F.
B.
assets
Inc.,
City.
to
to the contrary, a
depositing stockholder will be deemed
requested the sale of his interest in such fractional share.
exchange agent may offset buy and sell orders and the execution
other orders
is subject
to the ability ot the exchange agent to
the
trios,
1959—8 Mos—1958
$296,968
221,076
of
him
April 1, 1960, until Nov. 15, 1969.
President
all
pointed
1959—Month—1958
expenses
exchange oifer.
number of shares of
to
granted rights to purchase shares of the company's
stock at $17 per share.
Each shareholder of
Oct. 28, 1959, will receive one right, evidenced
common
record
Ity.—Earnings—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Railway
stock
been
Topp Industries Corp.—Stockholders Offered Rights—
of this Delaware corporation on Oct. 7
and
Texas Mexican
to
common
common
merger
Shareholders
company
purpose
each
increase
merger,
Tidewater
oil, gas and mineral rights on acreage located in the
Shackelford County, Texas, and Comanche
County,
of
.
wage
A
lease¬
gas
.
five cent
920.
p.
have
Co.
of
proceeds
189,
The
Co.;
York law
and
which provides a
Tidewater Oil Co.—Merger Off—Earnings—
.
under
contract,
plus three cost of living adjustments, and changes in the con-,
tract language were agreed to.
Full operations resumed "at
the regular starting times on Oct. 5.
'
therefrom.
the United Steelworkers Locals
(office workers) announced the
negotiated labor contract following a nine-
recently
a
two-year
A
were
gas
of
strike.
week
Radcr.
SEC—
Contract—
Co.—Labor
Shovel
Lorain, Ohio, company, and
(production workers) and 4849
year,
Broadway, New York, filed a regis¬
Sept. 30, 1959, covering 500 shares
public sale at $500 per share. No
on
for
include Charles S. Payson, Chairman;
of The Texstar Corp,
Thcw
1242
follows:
as
Securities
Morrison
exploring and developing potential oil
of
S.).
ratification
Hutchins
the
of
Eng.
This
banks
made
entitled
on
.
,
permit
N.
be
planks
The. transfer books for qtock of the old corporation have been closed
full shars.
Such depositing stockholder may exercise
option by appropriate instructions on the exchange form to the
exchange agent which will act as the stockholder's agent for this
purpose in
accordance with
such
instructions.
In
the
absence
of
"
to
the
have
share
lor
this
to
legislation
prospectus lists Frank R. Antonell as President.
Its authorized
capitalization consists of 500 scares of class A stock and
41 shares of
class B stock. Of the class A shares, 100 have
been issued to promoters
and .management officials arid 8 to
company counsel; and a total of
41 class B shares also have been
issued to promoters and raanagcmbnt
officials.—V. 189, p. 1395.
participate
exchange
to
have
entitle him
Gas will
fractional
of
with
deposits
would
Tennessee
such
in
shares
connection
which
stock
stock
or
in
stockholder
Interest
Gas
state
an initial well ($15,000»
and acquiring
additional wells and
working capital ($161,400).
additional
one
first
drilling
which
date
which The
on
arrangements
fractional
Issued
common
common
his
&
London,
Ltd.,
Directors
1959,
in. SBI- companies up
to the same extent as national
surplus,
Corp.—Files
to
sale
part
Texas.
any
dividend declared by
the fourth quarter of 1959.
for
who
effective
SHARES—No
will
Tennessee
of
U.
stock
company was wganized in November,
for the
for
whereby such stockholders will
dividend declared by East Tennessee
the fourth" quarter of 1929.""
~~
Tennessee
jshare
stock
Tennessee
effective
an
any
Gas
East
.
date
on
before such effective date will be entitled
FRACTIONAL
Any
made
Tennessee
Tennessee
East
is
record
common
dividend.
occurs
East
the
East
on or
such
participate in
©tock
exchange
its
on
of
sponsored
floor
Qharles F. Schwab, Secretary end Treasurer; T. Reed Vreeland, Pres¬
ident, Texstar International and Technology; ana Dr. Robert V. West,
Jr., President. Texsvr.r Petroleum Co.—V. 190, pp. 1229 and 1020.
stock
of
The
the
'or_ before
Tennessee
shares
29,000
and
signed into law last Feb. 19,
the
offered
is involved. •
underwriting
*
DIVIDENDS—If
on
Mitchell,
James
statement with
class
t
occurs
initial
purchase
names
corporation, located
tration
of
against East Tennessee
which may have a material adverse effect upon it.
If the exchange is made,
delivery of certificates for shares of com¬
mon stock of Tennessee Gas
will be made by the exchange agent to
Die various depositing, stockholders of East Tennessee entitled thereto
ms soon as practicable.
Tennessee Gas may, if the exchange is made,
elect to continue to exchange shares of Tennessee Gas common stock
'for shares of East Tennessee common stock on the terms set forth
tierein.
the
only
state¬
Forty-two
program.
Saunders
A.
Co,-;
Co.;
Texas General
threatened
or
and
the
„
sheet of
opinion of East Tennessee's General Counsel that there
or
first
Retfdoch &c Co.; Hugh Scott & Co.; Alfred
D.
Sharp 6c Co.; Southern Securities; Webster, Gibson &
Hale; and
Wiley Bros., Inc.—V. 190, p. 1020.
•
Tennessee as of June 30, 1059, fairly presents the financial posi¬
tion of East Tennessee as of such date, and:the results of its operations
for such period, respectively, and Tennessee Gas shall, have been fur-'
an
to
became
directly in this
Millard r6c
Bast
Siished with
the
L.
Wilder
the effect that the balance
to
also
Douglas
Co.,
,
.
<4) There shall have been no material adverse change in the business,
properties or. financial condition of East Tennessee subsequent to June
30, 1959, and Tennessee Gas shall have been furnished a certificate of
Messrs.; Arthur Andersen & Co.
is
Bailey & Co., Jack M. Bass 6c Co.; Herman Bensdorf 6c Co.;
& Fitzhugh, Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Clark, LandKirkpatrick, Inc.; Commercial Securities, Inc.; Cumberland
Securities Corp.; Bradley Currey 6c
Co.; Davidson & Co., Inc.; Elder
6c Co.; Equitable Securities
Corp.; W. N. Estes 6c Company, Inc.; L. H.
Ghorniley Ar- Co.; Fred A Hahn Co.; Fisher Hawes & Co.,
Ine>; In¬
vestment
Corp.
of
Fidelity;
Investment
Securities
Corp.;
Keystone
Securities Corp.; Leftwich 6c
Ross; McDowell & Cd.; King Merritt &
shall have been no adjust-
Gas and there
It
street
compensation now being paid by East Tennessee
prior written consent.
Tennessee
Berry,
©f
regular quarterly dividends of 15 cents per share on its common
etock and of 32.5 cents per share on its cumulative preferred stock.
(3) East Tennessee shall not have entered into any transaction out¬
ride of the usual and ordinary course of its business without the prior
Clients
banks
the bank's capital and
thus
invest
Lucien
paid any dividends on its outstanding capital stock in excess
or
1958.
purchased
UNDERWRITERS—The
common
convertible
individuals
enabling state
banks,
issued
have
Act
to
any shares of its capital
stock pursuant to the due con¬
debentures due 1968 and shall not have
not
its
20
of
to assist overall business expansion,
an
...
.
(2)
«tock other than shares of
version
and
Act
in the nation which is organized with
large group of independent banks.
a
$333,500 to qualify for the Federal license.
Governor Buford Ellington of Tennessee, who
cumulative, preferred stock, par Value $25 per
Tennessee shall have been redeemed or cancelled by
of East
Bast Tennessee.
Investment
roof
Units.
—
Ex plans,
«n
for
All of the .5.20#
a.;hare,
Business
manufacturing
for
block
Ceramics
(markets new technological develop¬
ments
in
Europe),
40S
of Hartford
International Corp.
(engaged
principally in short-term financing, of international trade transactions),
and 100-/i ownership of New Technological Development Fund (devoted
to development and marketing of new technological techniques in the
1
an
participation of
equipment
concrete
Monday, October 12, 195&
v.
Company—With facilities located in San Antonio, It
manufactures and sells glazed ceramic wall and. floor tile to both,
the
home and institutional building market.,
Texstar International r.ncl Technology—Consists of 50 fY
ownership
corporation was chartered in Tennessee on Aug.
authorized capital of $10,000,000 of $10 par value,
being the first in Tennessee to be organized under the
with
company licensed
wide
common
atgent will be returned forthwith to the depositing stockholders.".
The exchange offer by Tennessee Gas is subject to the conditions
that, on or prior to the effective date of the exchange:
(1)
*»"—»■'
.
stock,
common
if the conditions referred to below
no exchange will be made and all certificates for
Tennessee common stock deposited with the exchange
deposited,
so
SB A.
and
Aztec
BUSINESS—'The
common
stock pursuant to the exchange oifer,
provided that
there have been duly deposited with the exchange agent not less
than 1,047,368 shares of East Tennessee common stock; and (b) each
of the conditions referred to below is met on such date.
If, on tne
its
Ca)
effective
the
Of
niques
pro-stressed
.
earnings over
plans to open
Midwest
later
this
confident
that
early in 1960.
Continental
say
that
they
are
Volume
the
190
new
Number 5889
acquisition
company's
common
will".
stock
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
qualify " them
to - resume
trading
the ASE
ASE.—V. 188, p. 1561.
v,
those, of .^erlack,
the-
of
on
i
Trans World Airlines—August Net Sets Record-—
n*et income for the
of $6,097,000,
company
dated
If
,TWA
on
nrnr+l'
rWAs
1959).
by the company to be
the world.—V.
190,. p. 918.
higher
"
than
for any
other airline
Oct.
2,
filed a registration
company
1959,
covering
$5,500,000
U. S.
with
costs
incurred
Trice
divided
30 7
Programs,
to
as
Oil
under
and
interest
in
which 30#
the
r
11
interest
will
companies
property
is
Trice
and
programs
affiliated
interests
carried
free
will
receive
costs
of
by
&
and
Trice
Cliff
by
Production
Co.
' "
:
W.
Trice
as
President
Sept.
on
30,
corporation,
of
pose
_
and
sale
of
known
Jr.
(USDC,
V.
189, -p.
Mass.
2338.
Advance
as
v-'fwC ;
.
Union Pacific
RR-
in
Industries,
to
Inc.)
indictment
an
30,
part
of
1959
and conspiracy to file a
Judge Charles E. Wyzanski,
and
imposed
$25,000
a
fine.-—
-:.V;
,
5
-Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$
stock
common
It
and
owns
Net
were
Co.—V.
190,
818.
p.
that
this
stock.
has filed a registraExchange Commission
for
company
and
The
stock
one
share
new
underwritten
&
Co.,
by
John
a
C.
for
said
for
will
be
offered
five
each
group
headed
Legg & Co.
to
shares
by
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$
$
$
oper.
revenue-
.43,411,211
48,682,690 342,090,148 318,950,773
oper.
expenses
32,368,624
33,003,026 255,810,783 241,882,662
11,042,587
15,679,664
Net
2,474,036
5,648,372
from
rev.
—V. 190,
op..
income--:.
oper.
ry.
ry.
86,279,305
77,068,111
23,004,628
Brown
Bros.
direct
inaugurated
carried
Oct.
all of
on
air
express
Chairman
The
&
will
provide
the
company
with
service
from California
to Honolulu
was
United Air Lines.
Express shipments will be
company's flights from both Los Angeles and San
three
in
and
that
"in
addition
to
the
anticipated
increase
in
.
190,
p.
1230.
plants
concluded
arrangements
for
for
lb.
shipment from Los Angeles and San Francisco will
$5.93, while a 25 lb. shipment will be carried for $21.65.
United has provided air mail and freight service on its CaliforniaHawaii route since inauguration of passenger flights in 1947.—V. 190,
5
a
he
p.
1229.
United
Cities
Gas
Co.—Financing—
A
meeting of the shareholders of this company was held
at which the owners and holders of 177,282 shares were
m
person
titled
to
by
or
This
proxy..
was
over
77#
of
Sept. 30,
represented
on
the 229,752 shares
en¬
vote.
The shareholders
represented voted
unanimously to adopt resolutions:
><1) Authorizing the mortgaging of substantially all of the property
and assets of the corporation as security for an issue of $3,500,000
principal amount of first mortgage bonds, series A, 5r,s#, due July 15,
1984, to refund 15 separate small bond issues and to reimburse the
treasury of the company lor monies heretofore expended for property
additions.
authorized number of common shares from 300,000
to 350,000, and the authorized number of preferred shares from 100,000
to 150,000.—V. 190, p. 1229.
Increase the
(2)
Securities
The
of
of
ances
fees
connection
Exchange
and
decision
a
and
with
with
Commission
respect
expenses
in
of
200,000
employs
of
square
approximately
products
in
the
feet
of
1,000
oil
field
manufacturing space under roof
people.
Jt manufactures a broad
equipment
line, automotive, plastics
and
material-handling industries. These include: oil well pumps, drill¬
ing equinmer.t; plastics production, dicing and extrusion
machines; oil
seals, hydraulic packings, "O" rings, brake cups, primarily for the
automotive industry; air compressors; hydraulic lift equipment, includ¬
ing tail-gate lifts for trucks and other related products. The
company
extensive marketing and service arrangements throughout most
of
the
Mr.
world.
in
He
went
to say - that Burton wood's--.original business
reconditioning internal combustion engines for
motor vehicles of all types.
It dealt only with the motor trade in
Lancashire, Cheshire and surrounding districts. Since that time it has
grown
to
a
multi-product
company
with
world-wide
distribution.
rebuilding
"Their
record
with
of
expansion
and
product
development
expanding market for their products indicates a
of continuing and highly satisfactory growth,"
Mr.
the
strong
potential
Snyder declared.
"The
aggressive
Burtonwood
Industries,. Inc.
acquisition
Britain)
(Great
follows
Ltd.,
the
which
establishment of U. S.
formed last month
was
jo coordinate the European activities of two major USI divisions. The
acquisition of Burtoriwcod represents the second step in USI's pro¬
gram tor further expansion into world-wide manufacturing and mar¬
keting and will offset many of the obstacles frequently encountered by
American companies overseas," Mr. Snyder stated.
Mr.
Snyder went on the say that USI will continue to expand
sales of foreign-made goods throughout the world markets including
the United States. He pointed out that Clearing, a division of USI,
has made
arrangements with a British lathe manufacturer whereby
Clearing is selling British-made engine lathes in the United States and
other North
U.
American countries.
Industries,
S.
and
sions
is a
this
Inc.,
in
subsidiaries
the
to
announced
applications
aggregate
proceedings under section
for
amount
11(e)
of
2
and
missile;
subsidi¬
General
dairy; electrical and other fields. USI's. foreign
Koppel (Philippines) Inc., in the Philippines;
include:
aries
prejudice to their renewal, since it
for
which
compensation
not clear to
sought included
was
was
services rendered earlier in the proceedings in suporting prior fee
applications of such counsel before the Commission and the U. S. Dis¬
Court.
The Commission held that such latter services were not
compensable out of the United estate.
Compensation was similarly denied to Randolph Phillips, a common
stockholder, and his counsel, Joseph B. Hyman, for services in support¬
ing their prior fee applications before the Commission and the District
Court.
However, Phillips was allowed a fee of $1,500 and Hyman was
allowed $1,000 for expenses in connection with a
successful appeal
which they had taken to the Court of Appeals to increase the com¬
pensation awarded them by the Commission and District Court in the
earlier fee proceedings.
Phillips was also allowed a fee of $1,200 and
his counsel, Krieger and Jorgensen, was allowed $1,500 for services
before the District Court and Court of Appeals in proceedings on the
also awarded $750 for expenses incurred in con¬
with activities found
to be compensable.
The Commission
Phillips' claim for interest on the fees and expenses awarded
him in previous proceedings, pointing out that he failed to present
this claim in the earlier proceedings.
Fees of $26,500 were allowed Drinker, Biddle & Reath and M. Quinn
Phillips was
nection
denied
Shaughnessy, counsel for a committee representing holders of United's
warrants which were'canceled as part of the plan; Charles Tatham,
Jr., Committee Secretary and expert witness was allowed $2,500; and
committee members Gordon Becker and Harold Bladel were allowed
$250 each.
Committee expenses of $6,960 were also allowed.
Committee
and representatives had requested an aggregate allowance of
$83,000.
However, the Commission ruled that they could be
members
about
allowed only reduced compensation for their initial unsuccessful efforts
to secure court reversal of Commission approval of the plan provision
canceling the warrants in view of the improbability of the success of
such /efforts, and that "the policy which justifies charging the reor¬
ganization estate with the costs of litigation relating to the merits of
plan was satisfied after the committee had unsuccessfully presented
its contentions
to the Court of Appeals and petitioned the Supreme
Court for certiorari on the merits" of the plan.
The majority of the
Commission found it would be unfair to the United estate to charge it
with the cost of services and expenses of committee representatives in
subsequent extensive and likewise unsuccessful "second round" of liti¬
gation on the plan embarked upon by the committee after it secured
the reversal 011 jurisdictional grounds of the initial Court of Appeals
decision affirming the Commission's order approving the plan.
The
majority of the Commission also denied compensation to Berlack, Israels
& Liberman, counsel for individual warrant holders, for activities in
a
the
"second round"
Chairman
part of the
resentatives
Gadsby
of litigation
and
on the plan.
Commissioner Sargent
dissented
from
that
Commission's decision relating to the compensation of rep¬
of
the
warrant
None of such
holders,
stating
that
they,
would
allow
committee representatives compensation of $9,000 for activities in the
"second round" of litigation 011 the plan, would allow $5,000 to Berlack,
for services in such litigation, and would allow in
full the expenses of committee repn sentatives, aggregating $14,532. and
Israels & Liberman
nationwide
A
needs
Marion
Universal
all
of
will
Cities
Leasing,
available
is
Corp.
—
subsidiary
a
to
announced
to lease Ward LaFrance equipment
be able
Inc.,
the motor vehicle equipment
on Oct. G by Ryder
at
and Ward LaFrance Truck Corp., Elmira, N. Y.
through Ryder
System, Inc., Miami,
the
of
service
The
Florida [company.
individuals,
businesses and
also
i
.: #
Equipment available for lease includes fire apparatus, refuse trucks,
dump trucks, airport crash trucks, utility trucks, sanitation trucks,
wreckers, special duty trucks, and a full line of tractors for hauling*
truck trailers.
'
.
Ward
has
been
manufacturing fire apparatus and heavyRyder System, with 25 years of
experience in the vehicle leasing field, has a nationwide sales organiza¬
LaFrance
duty vehicles for more than 42 years.
tion
and
than
more
locations
rental
100
in
the
Which provide service to the leased equipment.—V.
U.
,0.
and
Canada,
190, p. 1465.
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Expansion Program—
in financing a $7,000,000 expansion program of natural
in the Puget Sound Area in 1960 have been taken by
The company applied Oct. 6 to the Washington Public.
Commission for approval for new financing,
part of whielv
First
steps
service
gas
this
company.
Service
will
used
be
for
construction.
1960
by the company.
The largest If*
to run for 20 years at 5YnYo
asked for approval of $3,500,000
of 20-year,
5% jo debentures.
An unusual feature of the debentures
is that with each $100 purchased in debentures the buyer will receive*
a
warrant giving him the right to buy one share of common stock
of the company at any time in the next five years at a price of $2»
Two
issues
security
$6,000,000
a
interest.
addition
In
proposed
are
issue,
bond
the
the
bonds
company
the Washington Public Service Com¬
sold at private sale to various in¬
insurance companies through Dean, Witter
debentures are to be delivered to the Chase
per share. Subject to approval by
mission, the securities have been
stitutional
&
Co.
purchasers
The
Charics
M.
and
and
bonds
Bank
Manhattan
in
New
Sturkey,
York Nov.
President
J "
17.
this
of
"the
said
company,
new
financing will enable the company to carry on a construction program
in
1960
comparable to the $7,542,000 construction budget for 1953
which calls for the addition of 12,000 new customers this year. New
construction,
new
industrial
out
the system
of
uses
well
as
natural
Securities
have
increased
188,
New York,
Y.—Files
N.
Exchange Commission—
and
corporation on Oct. 1 filed a letter of notification with the*
24,286 shares of new class A stock
(par 10 cents) to
at $3 per "share, through Heft, Kahn & Infante, Hemp ¬
The
New Financing for Land
industrial conversions and
demands through¬
p. 2295.
many
as
gas
from Everett to Olympia.'*—V.
Washington Planning Corp.,
With
SEC
-
4,
marketing plan aimed
S. municipalities was
U.
covering
offered
Y.
N.
The
proceeds
to
are
to
go
the
187,
company.—V.
930.
p.
Purchase—
Shareholders
the Public Utility
trict
plan.
Such sales may or may
System, Inc.—
Field Sales & Service, S. A.,
Equipment Corp., in Puerto Rico, and Oil
In Venezuela.—V. 190, p. 134-3.
this
of
Jacksonville, Fla.
corporation,
stock
shares will he
issued in exchange for
five corporations owning 12,000 acres of
of
County, Fla.
.
•
.
.
laney continued, "is now approximately $15,000,000."
The corporation
on
June 30, 1959 entered into an
agreement to
buy the 12,000 acres of land which lies about 20 miles from downtown
Tampa, subject to stockholders' approval of the new preferred stock.
The
land
has seven
miles of frontage on U. S. Highway No. 301
and
is intersected
side
each
on
of
water
011
the
Little
&
a
will -consider
20
Stock—
increasing the
authorized*
*
1466.
p.
Plant—
Snowdrift Co., Inc.—New
new
for
Oct.
190,
Oil
Wesson
high-purity
plant
hydrogen
to
be
built
by
Construction Division of Chemetron Corp.,
Louisville, were*
announced by Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., Inc.
The
new
Wesson
plant,
which
will produce 325,000
cubic feet
per
this
day of 99.6 purity hydrogen, is scheduled to go on stream lata*
coming winter. Construction will start the latter part of October.-
The
of
tcr
plant, producing hydrogen by
the steam reforming
will replace a smaller electrolytic hydrogen plant
new
natural
gas,
provide increased capacity for the manufacture of premium quality
Snowdrift shortening,
a
leading
consumer
brand
throughout
thai
South, Wesson said, and for the manufacture of quality shortenings?
for
commercial cookery.
Wesson
produces a wide selection
of shortenings lor commercial
QUIK-Blend
codkery—MFB,
and
at
produced
all
Keap,
the
Memphis*
and Meedo, Quiko, Task and Specrto—all of which are de¬
pendent on high-purity hydrogen in their manufacture, the company
said.—V. 183, p. 1280.
plant,
Co.—Earnings—
West Penn Electric
by State Road No. 674, with three miles of frontage
road.
The tract also contains about 2\'i miles
frontage
on
Gjrdler
the
Manatee River.
The
initial series of new preferred stock will have a par value
of
$100 per share and
a
dividend rate of AVt'jo annually.
Shares
will be convertible into common stock starting two years after their
date
of
issuance,
at
an
initial conversion price of $22 per share
with the conversion price to increase $1 per share a year thereafter.
Mr.
Mullaney reported that the corporation, through its recently
formed Swiss subsidiary, Universal Marion S. A., has been carrying
011
negotiations for the past several months with a view to licensing
the manufacture of certain Marion models in foreign areas and expects
to execute licenses in the very near future.—V. 190, p. 1343.
of
stock.—V.
Plans
„
President,
told stockholders that earnings for
the third quarter are expected to be "in excess of $1,000,000 bringing
net income lor the first nine months of the year to well in excess
of $3,000,000, or close to $2 per share for that period.
"We are expecting that
the corporation will earn $1 per share in
the fourth
quarter, resulting In earnings for the full year of close
to
$3
per
share, thus making this the most profitable year the
corporation has had in its present organization," he said.
With the estimate of close to $3 per share in earnings for the year,
the corporation will "more than adequately" cover the present $1.20
per
share annual dividend, he stated.
Universal Marion has paid
three quarterly dividends of 30 cents each to date this year.
"The backlog of unfilled orders in the various divisions" Mr. Mul-
stockholders
The
common
all the outstanding
land in Hillsborough
'
Mullaney,
James
Waukesha Motor Co.—To Increase Common
manufacturer of
43,200
services
stock.
portion of the proceeds there¬
no
public
Other than regular-way trading on the
Exchange, by anyone who is an "under¬
writer" (as defined by the Securities Act of 1933f as
amended) unless and until appropriate post-effective
amendments of or supplements to a prospectus dated
Sept. 30 shall have become effective.—V. 190, 1230.
products for use in many industries including: metal fabricating: oil,
water and gas transmission: oil field equipment; electronics; aircralt
the
further allow¬
of $201,800 in
company.
the
cash,
distribution,
stead,
Oct.
011
applications if Whitman, Ransom & Coulson and Burns, Blake
counsel for United, for allowances totaling about $75,000 were
„v;ithout
for
New York Stock
be
& Rich,
extent
but
be
residential
diverse company with 14 major divi¬
country and abroad.
It manufactures
investment
what
common
on
and
large and small earth moving equipment and other industrial products
on
Sept. 30 approved a proposal authorizing 150,000 shares of new
convertible preferred stock, of which an initial series of approximately
denied
•
assets, of Wegco Equipment Rentals, Inc. Some of
partners may offer for sale all or part of such
not
Snyder stated, "Burtonwood Engineering Co. Ltd., founded in
has had a steady growth, with sales in the range of $5 million
year."
Holding Company Act of 1935 regarding the "investment company plan"
of this corporation.
The plan, which has been consummated, provided
for the transformation of United from a
holding company into an
The
-
Offer—This company
is issuing 230,000 shares of its common stock (par $1)
and paying a certain sum of money to the partners of
W. E. Graham and Sons for substantially all of the busi¬
ness and assets of that partnership and for the business
Ward LaFrance Truck Corp.—To Lease Through Ryder
acquisition
United Corp.—Fee Ruling Issued by SEC—
Issuance
...
Vulcan Materials Co.—Exchange
Firm—
the
gives USI its first wholly-controlled manufacturing
European market area.
The
Burtonwood
Co.,
with
England and a subsidiary company in Venezuela, has
in
of
excess
and
has
President, of USI.
the
in
coupled
Francisco to Hawaii.
Rate
$2,393,660 $13,177,050 $15,574,325
1,371,150
8,508,294
8,812,114
$1,812,534
1,120,693
op.
1021.
p.
shares may be or will be offered by means of a
acquisition
business
was
by
7
the
ry.
income
oper.
190,
shares of Vulcan
Engineering CO. Ltd., of Lancashire, Eng*, for an undisaccording to an announcement by John I. Snyder, Jr,
sum,
1927,
United Air Lines Inc.—New Service—
first
expenses
from
from will inure to the benefit of Vulcan.
sale
Industries, Inc.—Acquires British
tonwood
last
The
'
those
expansion.
24.—V.
closed
22,528,167
1464.
p.
oper.
" '
"
1959—Month—1958
1959-r-8 Mos.—1958
$3,936,761
$4,388,864 $31,062,160 $32,714,240)
2,124,227
1,996,204
17,885,110
17,139,915-
revenue-
rev.
and
the
held.
Alex.
and Stein
oper.
ry.
—V.
operates
lias
Net
Railway
Railway
of
AleXl ,®10.^n & Sons, handling the books, expects that the state^ ^comc effective about Nov. 5 and that the rights will
about Nov.
range
Period Ended Aug. 31-—
Railway
Railway
1954
the SEC.
the'plea
;
accepted
i
capital
«o»f*any.
of nolo, contendere
stock
statement with
June
not
are
7 '
,
pica
Ultrasonic
false registration
be
of
Watts
expire
charging violations of anti-fraud provisions ol the Securities Act in the
offer
8
Securities
Oil
,
now
a
of
as
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
consoli¬
30,
early
the
company
assets
June
statements
Premiums written in the lines of insurance currently
a wholly-owned
subsidiary is to be incorporated for the pur-:
writing life insurance."
handled,
"-jUi
1959 entered
the
°*
Ultrasonic Corp.—Fined $25,000—
Boston
the
capital
basis
company
U. S.
This
Oct.
on
its
will
Baker,
the
Trico
of
ended
(comparative
all of Baltimore'.
The
participants
of
Sons,
additional
costs for services as operator of property
acquired subject, to or which become subject to operating
agreements, and (c>
nominal compensation
for services as nominee
in holding
title to property interests acquired. The programs will be
directed
months
gross
i?f?.ceetls from the, proposed
"
exploratory wells, ib)
and
of
the
011
issue
Boyce,
Interest
managed
formation
reports
with
shares
The
un¬
under
"acquired
an
six
$147,277
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.—Registers With SEC—
eiiective
10#
bear
(a)
the
the
of
19<£
p.
_
c®?lP®ny s stockholders of record at the time the registration becomes
of
Participations in the
Programs 6001-4, to be offered for public sale in units of $5,000.
No
underwriting is involved. Net proceeds will be used- for the acquisi¬
tion
and
exploration of undeveloped
oil
and
gas
properties.
The
participants will
bear 90# of the leasehold acquisition and exploratory
thereof.
,
_
million, .and that working capital had grown to $50.7 million.—V.
5fl5,
'
' "
505.
189,
$920.—V.
Net
statement
910, *43
i rice
Well
to
company
announced
was
tioa
statement
due
The
for
taxes
subsidiary is Lawyers Mortgage & Title
in
It
on
to
real estate holdings in Florida, and is
actively engaged in mort¬
origination,
title- insurance
and
mortgage servicing.
Principal
.arge
gage
1960 Trice Oil and Gas
Co.—Registers With SEC—
.This Longview, Texas,
Me SEC
after
Company's
outstanding 1,157,133 shares
of
recently listed on the American Stock Exchange.
total of 1,826,000
jet plane miles in August was higher than for
other jet operator.'
'
TWA's system.' totals for all
equipment of 619,041,000 revenue passen¬
ger miles in August and
3,817,939,000 for the first eight months of 1959
said
°
$9,008,296.
revenue', passenger mileage this August was
Boeing 707 jets, which produced average load factors
the start of jet service March 20 through Aug. 31.
any
were
reports
company
income
available
^TWA'S domestic
amounting
_
This
the highest
was
taxes for any single month in the company's history, it was
onjOct. l by Charles S. Thomas, TWA President. This comP^ea'wiUi $4,156,000 before taxes in August, 1958.
j
Liberman;
and
United Improvement & Investing: Corp.—Earnings—
.
announced
Israels
640.
p.
53
(1569)
The
12
for
the
the
8,976,000
West
The
190,
Aug.
1959,
31,
up
revenue's of $150,OGO,409 foar
$9,459,951 from $140,600,4581
1958.
Consolidated
Penn
both
outstanding
shares
Electric
System
West
Pennsylvania,
states:
operating
31,
Aug.
ended
net income for
ending this year is $21,122,388, equal to
with $19,896,789, equal to $2.21 per share
period
compared
on
—V.
months
12
same
share,
ago,
ended
months
the
total
reports
company
year
a
*•
customers in fiVQ*
Virginia and Ohio
electric
serves
Maryland,
Virginia,
$2.35
periods.
96.
p.
Westates Petroleum Co.- -Notice of Special Meeting
to
Stockholders—
Vick Chemical
Co.—Sales, Earnings Hit New Highs—
company's sales for the fiscal year ended June 30 were $115,227,829, and earnings were $12,156,819 or $5.41 per share. Smith Rich¬
This
the company's President, announced Sept.
earnings, after adjustment for unremitted foreign
ardson,
Net
Jr.,
income,
were
the Philippines to the United States to limit exchange
earnings were 21# greater than those of 1957-58
than tlie $7,889,375 carried in 1956-57.
Per share
earnings, increased 40 cents over the $5.01 earned in 1957-58 and $1.52
over
the $3.89 earned in 1956-57.
This was the seventh consecutive
year of earnings increases.
•
•
The report showed that the sales of each of the major segments of
Vick's business -ethical
and veterinary drugs, proprietary drugs and
chemicals and plastics—had increased over last year. Ethical and vet¬
erinary drugs sales were up 9<r to $48.6 million; proprietary drugs
sales increased 18# to $50-3 million. Chemicals and plastics sales were
$15 million, up 12#
over the previous year.
The report also stated
that the company's tangible net worth increased $9.5 million to $71.6
losses.
and
Last
54#
year's
greater
is
given that' a special meeting of the stockholders#
corporation will be held at its office, 100 West 10th;
hereby
Delaware
this
Del.,
Wilmington,
St.,
1.
on
Thursday.
29,
Oct.
1959,
at
11:00
o'clock
Wilmington Time, for the following purposes:
а.m.,
18.
$2,086,580 over the $10,070,239 earned in 1957-58, with $674,769 of this
increase accounted
for by the transfer of
accumulated prior years'
profits from
Notice
of
To
consider
and
vote,
pursuant
to
the laws of the State of
Dela¬
adoption of the Agreement of Merger dated as of
providing for the merger of Westates Petroleum Co.
into
Western
States
Petroleum Co.,
Inc.,
a
Delaware corporaiior.
and to authorize the officers of Westates to execute,
file and record
such Agreement of Merger and to take any further action necessary or
advisable to make such agreement effective; and f2) To transact sucn
other business as may properly come before the meeting or any ad¬
Sept.
the
upon
ware,
1,
1959
journment
or
Western
adjournments
Reserve
Securities and
This
company,
1959
188,
Life Assurance
p:
Ohio,
at
One
Union
—i-
Co.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
located
1759.
#
-
Commerce
.
.
Building Anne*,
SEC on Oct.
stock, to be
filed a registration statement with the
seeking registration of 100,000 shares of common
Cleveland.
б.
thereof.—V.
-
54
Offered
for subscription
for each
s
writing
and
t,
.»
r
»
.j
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1570)
share
Ball,
The
special
and
Burge
confines
supplied
&
Policy,
its
operations
stock
(100,000
now
business
the
and
to
general
enable
enlargement
of
its
agency
expand
to
company
its
through
business
force.
Western Union Telegraph Co.- -New Invention Speeds
Odd Lot Sales—
Pioneering in
type of brokerage communications, Merrill Lynch,
Smith, Inc. now gets confirmation of odd lot pur¬
sales from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in
Pierce,
Fenner
chases
and
a
new
&
less
than seven seconds
facsimile machines.
As
each
order
then placed in
"Brokerfax."
of
all
odd
=
lot
is
In
by the use of 16 newly
on
a
on
price Is
which
The
decked
is
gave
then
the
•
a
which handles more than 22%
as
as
many
.8,000
executed order is recorded
Pine Street, New York,
Con¬
of the
70
telegraphed, to one
' *
order.
on
exchange, can speed
the exchange floor.
lot reports a day from
Almost instantaneously a facsimile
the Merrill Lynch order room at
firmation
written
the
odd
in
the
this way, Merrill Lynch,
business
devised Western Union
form which is
Western Union facsimile transmitter, named
executed,
slot
a
of Merrill Lynch's
129
branches
eight sending and eight receiving machines
are
compact
double-
units,
are
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Registers Bonds With
located
at
North
1029
Marshall
Street,
Madison,
on
Oct. 1 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering
$8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series due Nov. 1, 1989, to be offered
for public sale at competitive
bidding. Net proceeds of the bond sale
will be used to pay outstanding bank loans incurred for construction
purposes, and for additional construction in 1959. Bank loans amounted
to $4,800,000 at Aug. 31; 1959,
Construction expenditures for 1959 and
1960 are estimated at $12,000,000 and $16,000,000,
respectively.—V. 190,
!
96.
69,670,195 598,199,440
569,801,016
.
a
stock
$
of
offering
Consolidated
an
order
1958
the
of
backlog
of
figure
this
company,
$60,801,641
of
backlog of $29,675,432.
Another
as
which
is
of Sept.
15,
the
twice
1959, had
September,
of Yuba activity is the
dollar value of orders booked this year, $61,224,075 as of Sept. 15, 1959,
compared to last year's $20,350,843 on the same date,
John L. McGara, President and Chairman of "the Board, pointed out
that
indicator
business
booked is only half the story.
increase in our incoming orders," he said, "is matched by
a
corresponding increase in our production and shipment totals.
"Yuba shipments by Sept. 15, last year totaled
$22,520,000, while
this year, by the same date, we have shipped $38,357,000 worth of
our
products.
Wte expect shipments lor the year to be in excess of
new
"The
$60,000,000."
to
Yuba's
divisions
New
Yuba
divisions
new
$6,000,000
\
a
for
are
hold in
toe
Middle-South;
ment
The
the
added
order
helped
year
by
contributing
Southern
construction
Division,
and
steel
Baton
erection
Rouge,
business
giving
of
the
Aimco Products Corp.; Tulsa, a manufacturer of equip¬
air
conditioning,
refrigeration
and
power
industries;
Petrorchem
Development Co.,. Inc., New York City, prqviding engineer¬
ing and manufacturing services for the petroleum and chemical indus¬
tries;
and Yuba Rebar Fabricators,
Gardena, Calif., - reinforcing bar
fabricators.
:
'
However,
Yuba's older divisions have
the
bulk
of
the
back¬
log. The larger divisions are the Yuba Manufacturing Division, Benicia,
Calif., building heavy mechanical products; Adsco, Buffalo, N. Y., mak¬
ing engineered equipment for chemical and petroleum plants; Dalmotor,
Santa Clara,
specialist" in electronic and electro-mechanical devices;
Judson
Pacific-Murphy,
Emeryville
and
Richmond,
Calif.,
offered
stockholders
in
stores
the
EARNINGS—For
operates
the
136
consolidated
reported
income
offices
of
year
sales
net
Goldman,
Guerin
I.
Hayden,
E.
Welding and Manufacturing Division,. Alhambra, Calif.,
fabricators and manufacturers of earth moving equipment;
Transfer Division, Honesdale, Pa., manufacturers of large
work-shop and power garden tools.—V.
y
.
Julien
Shares
•
Collins
Co.:
&
Weil.
Friedrichs
190,
p.
610.
*
Of
&
issuance
are
Mason-Hagan,
McDonald
3,000
Quinn
Inc._:
Co.
&
&
Jaffray
3,000
Piper,
2,000
&
Co.,
Inc.
2,000
Co._
2,000
&
1,000
Co.,
Inc.
GIVING
2,000
TO
Hughes
Co.,
Inc.—Common
Stock
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Eppler, Guerin
Inc., are heading a group of underwriters
Walker
&
stock
the
&
on
Turner,
Oct.
7
on
a
death
of
stock,
common
Restricted
upon
class
the
of all
at
time.—V.
any
f. 7- -
%~C\- y
■*:
-v
*
B
common
share-for-share
of
version
it..
I
company's
issuance
1,000
the
31,050
Stock
exercise
2,000
2,000
FINANCING
Outstanding
851,954 shs.
709,803 shs.
are
Option
of
2,000
'
Sons
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
par)——
of
2,000
&
reserved
Plan,
warrants
and
for
950
presently
outstanding.
Offered—
rn-
(
the
for
shares
,
._-_—__-—
*3,000,000 shs.
.—
(SI
1,000
Hopwood
&
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reinholdt &
Gardner——
EFFECT
par)
stock
1,000
^
:
Raffensperger,
<
2,000
:
Co
Co.__
Co
f$l
under
*•
2,000
3.000
authorized
reserved
1,000
Co.—i
3,000
common
the
i_
Labpuisse,
Co.__
Inc
stock
B
severally
the selling
from
"'- v.
•
Joseph
tClass
net
have
Inc.--
&
CAPITALIZATION
X Shares
Jewelry
shares
of
&
&
Co.,
Common
company
Co.——,
&
Marache
Granbery,
below,
Authorized
condensers, heaters, and other power equipment; and Yuba Power Prod¬
uct, Cincinnati, Yuba's only consumer product producer, making home
Zale
the
consolidated
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—_
Co..
&
Fusz-Schmelzle
&
and
3,000
duPont
Stone
Bradford
Evans
not
-
Texas...
1959
31.
named
number
L. 10,000
—
Hutton
F.
C.
Dallas,
Howard
Turner,
&
Co.
Becker
Francis
10,000
—-
—
G.
A
in
March
Shares
Sachs & Co
&
from
will
company
chain of retail jewelry
located in 23 states.
The
$41,645,000
underwriters
4
Bache
stores
ended
of
agreed to purchase the following
stockholders, as indicated: '
Inc.
underwriters
$2,597,000.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Eppler,
the
largest
located
are
fiscal
the
This
closed.
sale.
numbering
country,
executive
company's
the
by
and
company,
the
from
BUSINESS—Company
structural
Southwest
Heat
books
.,',:<'
purchased
were
the
of
proceeds
any
•„
being
fabricators.
plate
the
and
being offered to company
shares are
additional
receive
J.
garnered
oversubscribed
some
backlog.
Nichols
the
this
dealer's concession of seven-eighths.
a
was
shares
Certain
big
Four
Monday, October 12. 1959
.
employees at various prices.
Industries, Inc.—Backlog—
growth
.
secondary offering of 60,000 shares of common
ZIle Jewerry;C6., Inc., at"a- priee ot $23.5Q per
share* with
20,000
Yuba
Wis.,
p.
$
1119. *
p.
Yuba
steel
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation,
made
1959—9 Mos.—<1958
$
73,257,699
—
190,
Indicative
steel
This
-Month—1958
.
conserving space in two very busy spots. The executed
quickly scanned by an electronic eye in the transmitting
machine, causing their duplicates to appear on recorders at 70 Pine
Street, with no possibility of error in transmission.—V. 190, p. 610.
orders
Sales
—V.
funds.
the
1959
Sept. 30—
$
added
Initially, the net proceeds will be
invested in income-producing securities and mortgages authorized by
law as investments for life insurance companies and thereafter they
will be
used as needed
to
absorb the cost of writing new
insurance
company's
Pcriod End.
policy,
sale of
Net proceeds of the
outstanding) will be
Ohio.
to
shares "are
sells a
Sales Higher—
(F. W.) Wool\torth Co.-
record
be
began .writing. insurance on Jan, 1, 1959.
It
an
ordinary life policy, and a term
Charter
the
stockholders at the rate of one new share
date, subscription price and under¬
by amendment.
McDonald & Co.
Kraus are listed as the principal
underwriters,
by
The
to
are
company
additional
to
held.
terms
.
holder
such
if
shares
190, p.
basis
the
may
1466.
stock
after
Board
are
Dec.
of
convertible
31,
1962,
Directors
be compelled
or
into
common
earlier
consents,
and
upon
con¬
by the Board of Directors
Volume 190
Number 5389
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1571)
STATE AND CITY
-55
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
Anniston, Ala.
Bon<*
Sale—An issue of $96,000
improvement
Thornton,
and
the
Mohr
First
Montgomery,
100.60,
&
Aug.
St.
of
about
3.88%.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
exempt
$320,-
student
Smith
obligation
sold
the
Phenix
City,
jointly,
at
by
of
ceive
Trevethan
that the
sealed
Oct.
bids until 8 p.m.
for the purchase
13
000
receive
(PST) on
of $485,-
general .obligation
drainage bonds. Dated
Bank, of
a
price
Oct.
Clerk
announces
City Council will
storm
.
1959. Due
Oct:
on
Oct.
15 from
15,
1961
to
3.96%,
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
follows:
$13,000 3!/2s. Due
1960
to
39,000 4s. Due
1963 to
-
March 1 from
on
1962
March
on
Interest A-O.
1
from
Centerville
1969 inclusive.
School
District,
Bradley, Arant,
Birmingham.
All
&
Rose,
\
of
Oct. 6
ings
at
Road
to
warrants
revenue
a
$35,000 5s. Due
to
was
composed
group
of
100.09,
as
1960
to
Dated
1967
Aug.
to
and
1969
15,
1959.
Legality-
approved
by
White,
All & Rose, of
Arant,
Bradley,
Birming¬
ham.
Wilcox
1977
County
(P.
O.
Camden),
Warrant Sale—An issue of
$100,-
000 State Gasoline
Tax
tion
road
warrants
sold
to
of
the
First
-
Chula
Mobile,
as 3.60s, at a
Dated July 1, 1959. Due se¬
rially from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
by
&
White,
Rose, of
•
be received until 4:30 p.m. (MST)
on
Oct. 27
for
the purchase of
July
water
improvement
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due
bonds.
on
from 1965 to 1980 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by
Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
1
Pima
County High School District
No.
6
Bond
-
Clerk
will
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
of
Board
receive
of
sealed
Supervisors,
bids
until
11
(MST) on Oct. 20 for the
purchase of $235,000 general obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated Nov.
a.m.
1, 1959. Due
to
1966
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
1961
Principal and
(J-D): payable
at. the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
interest
1
from
1
from
the
Fed¬
Mateo,
5—v.
to
a
group composed of the First
Western
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of
Francisco; Francis I. du Pont
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
and Hill Richards & Co., as fol¬
Due
on
1960
Nov.
1
to
Nov.
1
from
30,000 5V2S.
60,000 3y2s.
from
inclusive.
City School District,
Diego County, Calif.
awarded
to
a
group
Due
to
280,000 4V4S.
1970
Eastside
Nov.
on
1
from
1969» inclusive.
to
Due
1983
from
Nov. 1 from
on
Union
school
Bank
&
of
bonds
was
America
Savings
sold
to
National
Association,
Nov.
from
15,
the
Trust
of
Principal
(M-N)
1959.
1961
to
the
San
Due
1983
cisco.
000
Sale
school
Bank
of
School
District,
County, Calif.
Tehama
Bond
An
—
bonds
issue
was
America
of
sold
Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows:
$24,000
5s.
1960 to
Due
1971
8,000 444s.
1972
to
on
$50,-
to
National
&
of
the
Trust
on
the
at
to
Bank
bids
Bank
&
San
1
from
1
a
group
of
$60,000
bonds
time
were
of
National
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
1961
to
Due
1964
30,000 3V2S. Due
from
1
from
1975 inclusive.
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Nov.
000
and
1 from
1972.
Barbara
High School Dist.,
Santa Barbara), Calif.
Bond
Offering — J.
E.
Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
his
office
in
Santa
Bar¬
bara, until 10
9
for
a.m. (PST) on Nov.
purchase of $1,000,000
the
school bonds.
Due
on
Oct.
Dated Oct. 10,
10 from
(A-O)
Principal
payable
at
1960
1.80
until
11:30
Due
1979
on
Aug.
payable
mentioned
trust
on
of $590,-
15
the
at
nation,
first
eight months of
Sunshine State Park¬
fatality rate of 1.5 per
has a
100,000,000
way
miles
vehicle
com7
the national turnpike
of 2.8 and the rate of 5.6-:
last year on the free roads of the
pared
to
average
nation.■
- ■
•'
.•
Mulberry, Fla.
Bond Offering—Ruby L. Moses,
will
Clerk,
City
above-
company.
ity approved by Day,
Howard, of Hartford.
and
the
For
Aug. 15,
from 1960
Principal
the
in
the year, the
Dated
inclusive.
interest
(DST)
a.m.
bonds.
State
Sunshine
turnpikes
Manuel said.
Connecticut
the purchase
school
the
keeps
four
Co., Room 504,
750 Main St., Hart¬
20
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Legal¬
Berry
&
(EST) on Oct.
of $237,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
for
the
purchase
lows:
$161,000 street improvement
bonds. Due from 1959 to 1968
Milton, Del.
Bond Offering — Dr. James C.
White, Town
Secretary,
ceive
bids
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Oct.
on
of
$444,000
will
until
16
from
1960
1999
to
the
Sussex
1959 to
1976 inclu¬
sive.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
& Mitchell, of
New York City.
Marshall, Trimble
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
at
Due from
p.m
pur¬
obliga¬
general
inclusive.
76,000 municipal building bonds.
re¬
8
the
for
tion sanitary sewer system bonds
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov.
GEORGIA
•%»»
pay¬
Atlanta, Georgia
Certificate Offering — R.
Trust
Co., in
Milton.
Legalityapproved
by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
receive
Earl
will
Comptroller,
City
Landers,
sealed
until
bids
noon
(EST) on Oct. 19 for the purchase
$2,000,000 water works -reve¬
certificates.
Dated Dec. 1,
of
FLORIDA
nue
County Special Tax School
District No.
I
(P. O. Everglades),
Due
1959.
Dec.
on
from 1960 to
1
and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the City
Offering—Secretary W. D. Treasurer's
office, or at the option
Reynolds
announces
that
the
of the holder, at the office of the
Board of Public Instruction will
City's Fiscal Agent in New York
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
City.
Legality
approved by
(EST) on Oct. 19 for the purchase
Spaulding, Sibley, Troutman,
of
$1,490,000
school
building
Meadow & Smith, of Atlanta.
bonds.
Dated
Florida
March
on
March 1 from
inclusive.
1979
Principal
1959.
to
1984
and
interest
the
County
office.
1, 1959. Due
1962 to
1981
in¬
HAWAII
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Chase Man¬
Honolulu
Cutler, of Chicago.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
—
the
in
report
Sept. 14—v. 190,
p.
our
issue
of
State
shine
and
Increase
revenue
State
Continues—
of
Parkway
the
Sun¬
in
August
continued the pattern set in July
which
the
fourth
largest
history of the Turn¬
pike according to Thomas B. Man¬
uel, Chairman of the Authority.
August net revenue of $331,was
month in the
280.04
month
and
was
23% ahead of the
the
secutive
Treasurer,
sealed
bids at the
Chemical
will
New
Bank
re¬
office of
York
Co., Corporate Trust Dept.,
Street, New York City,
until 3 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 20
for
the
purchase
of $3,400,000
school improvement bonds. Dated
Oct. 15, 1959. Due on Oct. 15 from
1962 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
Broad
and
interest
year ago,
(A-O) payable at the
office of the Treasurer of the City
and County in
Honolulu,
or
at the
option of the holder, at the Chem¬
ical Bank of New York Trust Co.,
of
New York
same
Manuel said.
He pointed out that net revenue
for August marked the 11th con¬
a
County
ceive
Trust
1121.
Turnpike
Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Traffic
City
Bond Offering—L. S. Goto,
30
Florida
(City and County)f
Hawaii
hattan Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Traffic
bids
original bond issue of $74,000,000
leaving $67,912,000 now outstand¬
ing. August interest coverage of
Parkway among the top three or
Trust
14 for
1959.
to
the
at
Floor,
ford,
ments
:
1965 to 1970 inclsuive.
10,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1, 1971
Santa
The
ago.
Bond
composed
America
of¬
Savings Association, of
Francisco; Dean Witter & Co.;
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York
City.
ILLINOIS
increase which
Belvidere, III.
The increases
Los Angeles County, Calif.
—Bond
Offering —Frank J.
range from four to 23 %r
Bond
Sale
The
Gross income for August was
$2,000,000
Downs, City Clerk, will receive
school building bonds offered Oct.
$434,890.43 for a gain of $71,814.48 sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
6—v. 190, p. 1231—were awarded
or
approximately 20%
above on Oct. 13 for the purchase of
to a group composed of the Secu¬
August, 1958.
$200,000 motor vehicle parking
For the first five months of the
rity-First National Bank, of Los"
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Angeles; Blyth & Co., Inc.; R. H. fiscal year which began April 1, Oct. 1, 1959. Due on May 1 from
Moulton & Co.; William R. Staats net
revenue
of
$1,601,880.35 1961 to 1989 inclusive. Bonds due
& Co., and the American Trust showed a gain of $2.95,744.90 or
in 1975 and thereafter are callable
Torrance
Oct.
Fifth
Collier
The
&
Treasurer's
Oct.
—
year
price
a
Nov. 1, 1984.
same
inclusive.
inclusive.
Due
Sale
$20,000 4V2S.
on
office.
Union
on
&
J. Barth & Co.; E. F.
Co.; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.; Stone & Youngberg; Irving
Lundborg
&
Co.,
and
Lawson
Levy, Williams &
Stern, at a
price of 100.08, a net interest cost
of about 3.71%, as follows:
inclu¬
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Evergreen
sealed
Nov.
1
to 1983 inclusive.
Due
3.30s, at
as
on
Smith Inc.;
the
at
Due
improvement
awarded
interest
and
payable
Treasurer's
1971
C
fered
Francisco,
15
Nov. 1, 1969
Hutton &
High School Dist.,
Santa Clara
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$590,-
000
Nov. 1, 1968.
on
Additional
Merrill
inclusive.
on
Due
3%s.
35,000 Is.
San
1964
Due
a
First
Town Treasurer, will receive
sen,
able
1970.
435,000
Series
inclusive.
1967
offered
the
to
Newington, Conn.
Offering—R. M. Christen-
Bond
1
$240,000 6s.
bonds
awarded
DELAWARE
1344—were awarded
p.
month
same
of
of 100.18, a basis of about 3.27%.
Sale—The $800,000 Series
190,
were
—
composed
group
Corp.,
Calif.
lows:
Nov.
on
a
were
Boston
improvement bonds offered Oct
$112,000 5s.
sive.
of Phoenix.
Bond
A
Trust
sive.
Flagstaff, Ariz. •••Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
to
Housing and Home Finance
as 3s, at a price of par.
San
Vista
Dated
ARIZONA
sold
was
Agency,
headed by the Security-First Na¬
tional Bank of Los
Angeles, at a
price of 100.10, a net interest cost
of about 4.25%, as follows:
Nov.
$316,000
eral
inclusive.
1984
1231—were
Bank,
price of
par.
..
Angeles College of Optometry
(P. O. Los*Angeles), Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $82,000
non-tax
exempt dormitory rev¬
Sale—The $392,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 29—v.
190, p.
Anticipa¬
was
to
to
Haven, Conn.
Sale—The $1,153,000 gen¬
Bond
1960
Los
bonds
1468
p.
14,547,187
gain of 54,792 vehicles represented
the
Chemical
Bank
New
York an. increase of approximately 22%.
Trust
Co., of New York City, Truck traffic showed a gain of
Glore, Forgan & Co., Hallgarten about 26%, Manuel said.
Since the Parkway opened 31
& Co., and E. F. Hutton &
Co.,
months ago, the Turnpike Author¬
as 3 V2S, at a price of
100.03, a basis
ity has retired $6,088,000 of its
of about 3.49%.
Oct.
Bond
National
Legality
approved
Bradley, Arant, All
Birmingham.
1979
190,
v.
—
15,
&
1968.
inclusive.
on
the
5
improvement
-
on the
249,411
miles in
Oct.
awarded
8
ity^ approved by.% Orrick, Dahlauist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Francisco.--
During August 304,203 vehicles
traveled
and
inclusive.
and
Alabama
revenue
to
1980
San
Aug.
15
inclusive.
1,
Nov.
on
1976
from
15
ahead of
16,744,157 miles
compared with
Oct.
San
Nov.
20,000 4.40s. Due
semi-annually
February
from
.
Due
to
Oct.
on
Oct.
16%
•
vehicles
eral
'
1966 inclusive.
3V2S.
on
Due
12,000 4.35s. Due
follows:
$140,000 4s. Due semi-annually on
February and Aug. 15 from
60,000
1969
price
a
4%s.
32,000 4y4s. Due
Mohr & Farish, Inc.,
Watkins, Morrow & Co., the First
National
Bank, of Montgomery,
Odess-Martin, Inc., at
Nov. 1 from 1960
on
1967 inclusive.
4,000
of
Thornton,
and
a
Dated
nearly
was
Turnpike
in
p.m.
Gross revenue of $2,113,-
period.
the previous year to date.
New Britain, Conn.
re¬
office
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
San
of
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds totaling $1,330,000 offered
S.
e s
will
his
at
bonds.
Due
1979
to
basis
a
New
1
a r
Clerk,
bids
Yolo
(PST) on
the purchase of $100,-
15 for
Bank
Association, San Francisco,
price of 100.04, a net interest
of about 4.41%,
as
follows:
cost
Warrant Sale-—An issue of $200,State Gasoline Tax
Anticipa¬
000
sold
awarded to the
were
County
school
1959.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Tuscaloosa), Ala.
tion
County, Calif.
$103,000 school,
obligation bonds offered
Bond Sale—The
genei'al
Tuscaloosa County (P. O.
.
Offering—C h
sealed
enue
Alameda
Dated
Sept.
1,
1959.
Interest
M-S. Legality approved by
White,
on
Le¬
San Francisco.
inclusive.
000
101.32,
011.94
-
1984
inclusive.
Due
School District,
County, Calif.
Woodland, until 2
of par, a net interest cost
of about
as
Grafton
Little
Campbell, Calif.
Offering — City
Bond
school
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Mehaffy,
Williams
$140,000
M-S.
Bond
Dorothy
Merrill
Phenix-Girard
Interest
approved
and
1,
1962
of
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Paynton,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc,
and
from
CALIFORNIA
hospital
to
March
1
purchase
bonds.
Rock.
Phenix City, Ala.
*' Warrant Sale—An
issue of $52,Q00
general
was
dormitory
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
Legality
phrey Co., Inc., at a price of par.
Due serially from
1960 to 1974.
Dated Aug. 1, 1959.
Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley,
Arant,
All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
nurses
bonds.
Due
1999
to
000 general
obligation school war¬
rants was sold to Robinson-Hum¬
warrants
sealed
of
CONNECTICUT
receive
(CST) on Oct. 23 for
purchase of $500,000 non-tax
the
1959.
of
will
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1975 inclusive.
receive
until 2 p.m.
revenue
Enterprise, Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue
r.
Clerk,
bids
will
price
a
Offering—Fred J. Moore,
County
the
at
about 3.87%.
istrator,
Due
serially
from 1960 to 1969.
Legality ap¬
proved by White,
Bradley, Arant,
All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
N
:
District,
sealed bids at his office in Eureka
until 2 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 13 for
Vincent
Little
price of
a
Jr.,
School
County, Calif.
Infirmary (P. O.
Rock), Ark.
Bond
Offering — Sister
Mar¬
garet Vincent Blanford, Admin¬
Inc.,
Bank, of
1959.
1,
ARKANSAS
to
Union
Humboldt
Bond
Farish,
4s, at
as
sold
was
National
basis
a
Dated
bonds
Fortuna
Unified
School
District,
monthly
began last October.
—
18,000 434s.
1976
Dated
to
Due
1984
on
Oct.
inclusive.
Oct.
1, 1959.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
and interest
Herrington
Francisco.
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Company, of San Francisco,
v
as
4s,
approximately 23% over the 1958
nf
Mav
1
1974.
Principal and
t)6
interest
First
<&
payable
(M-N)
National
Legality
Bank
approved
100.001,
at the
Chicago.
of
Chapman
by
III.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
460,000
K)ated
1
water works
lien
second
itge,
from
Bonds
1960
inclusive.
and
thereafter
1989
of
as
Co., City National Bank -&
Trust Co., Kansas City, Bache &
Due on Dec.
Dec.
Co.,
the
at
Bank
pay¬
National
American
Trust Co.,
&
Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Charles &
Trauernibht, of St. Loiiis.
■
School
District
No.
&
Co.
Chiles-Schutz
/
'Champaign County Community
Unit
Co., Inc., Rein-
Co.,
McCormick & Co.,
McMaster Hutchinson & Co., and
ler
will
composed
-
Sept. 29—v. 190,
to
p.
group
a
T959.
Due
American Fletcher National Bank
"1978
inclusive.
until
bids
8
p.m.
Nov.
on
from
1
1960 to
4s, at
(M-N)
Bond
-
6
site
and
Bank
bonds
offered.
of
Chicago, and
iVTullaney, Wells & Co., jointly,
at a price of 100.03, a net interest
cost of about 4.08%, as follows:
$125,000 4Ms/Due
1962 to
,175,000
1966
4s. Due
1967 to
1
on
and
Terre
Sale
Bond
from
Dec. 1 from
1978 inclusive.
Haute), Ind.
The
—
mortgage revenue
Sept. 29 — v. 190,
awarded to
bonds
£959:
dated
are
Interest
J-D.
Oct.
Legality
1,
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
:
.
,
$600,000 first
bonds
offered
p.
Bond
Offering — R u
Village Clerk,
Moore,
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
of
bids
will
until
Oct.* 26
on
el 1
s s
7:30
pur¬
water revenue
Dated. Aug. 1, 1958. Due
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1995 in¬
clusive.
(F-A)
tional
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
Bank, Shawneetown.
Le¬
approved by Chapman &
gality
Cutler, of Chicago.
(The Federal
Home
Finance
Housing
and
Agency has agreed
the bonds
to
purchase
4%s, at par.)
as
>
Kankakee
No. 61
County School District
(P. O. Bradley), III.
Bond
Offering—Leslie MeClure,
^Secretary of Board of Education,
Will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CDST) on Oct. 21 for the
-purchase of $825,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1959.
p.m.
Due
on
Dec.
mclusive.
(J-D)
upon
1
from
1960
Principal
to
and
1974
interest
payable'at a place agreed
between the purchaser and
the Board of Education.
•approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Peoria
County
Legality
&
Trauer-
1973 to
Community Unit
(P. O.
III.
•Education, will receive sealed bids
sor
8
p.m.
(CDST)
Oct.
on
14
the purchase of
$85,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
,approved by
af
1
from
Interest
1960
J-D.
Chapman
to
1968
Legality
&
Cutler,
Chicago.
interest
awarded
were
headed
Bank
5—v.
of
by
190,
to
the
Chicago,
at
p.
1345—
syndicate
a
First
of
net
a
3.66%,
as
Due
Nov. 1 from
on
to 1966 inclusive..
1961
80,000 3%s.
1967 to
Due
Nov. 1 from
on
until
21
for
7
the
bonds.
Offering—Mary
Dated
Hatha¬
$215,000 sewerage works
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
bonds.
Due
Oct.
from
1
Principal
1962
to
1991
at the
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis'.
was
sold
to
White-Phillips Co., Inc., and
Quail & Co., jointly, as follows:
4s.
1961
Due
to
1966
to
from
1
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1965
until
7
p.m.
Oct. 19 for the purchase
$110,000
bonds.
waterworks
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
a
National
Due
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,mf
Indianapolis.
Jefferson
School
County
Corporation
of
Finance
Orba
that
price
of
President,"
E.
will
of
Boston,
State
28
Street,
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 13 for the pur¬
chase
of $400,000 school project
loan bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1959.
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Principal
interest
and
payable at the Merchants National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
by
proved
—
Thomas
will
sealed bids
(EST) on Oct. 14
for the purchase
of $21,675 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Oct. 1,
1959. Due on June 30, 1961. Prin¬
7:30
cipal
and
Oct.
13
11
the
for
ol
temporary
loan
notes.
Dated Oct; 20, 195.9. Due on April
8.
1960.
Principal and
interest
$400,000
Rockland-Atlas
the
at
National Bank, of Boston.
Dearborn
4
England Conservatory of
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
,
/
■.
/
Twp. School District No.
Offering
Note
Cole,
J.
Leo
—
Board of Education,
sealed bids until 8
Secretary of
will receive
(EST) oh Oct. 12 for the pur¬
p.m.
anticipation
chase of $127,000 tax
Aug. 15, 1959.
Due
1960.
Principal and
Dated
notes.
23,
Feb.
place agreed
with the purchaser.
interest payable at a
upon
County Building Authority
Delta
Escanaba), Mich.
build¬
(P. O.
Sale—The $680,000
Bond
ing revenue bonds offered Oct. 5
—v.
190, p. 1232—were awarded
to a group
composed of Braun,/
Bosworth & Co., Inc.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and the First
of Michigan
Corporation, as fol-,
lows:
■
%
-
5s.
$65,000
%
.
1 from
July
on
1966 inclusive.
1962 to
Due
on
July 1 from
1987 inclusive.
1967 to
Due on July 1, 1988
70,000 4Ms.
and
v.
Due
545,000 4Ms.
1989.
Public
DeWitt
School
District,
Michigan
Offering — Frank
Rose.
5
(EST) on Oct. 19 for the pur¬
of $160,000 school building
site bonds.
Dated- Nov. 1,
chase
and
Due
1959.
July 1 from 1961 to
Principal and in¬
on
inclusive.
1985
a bank or
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
M i 11 e r,
Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
terest
trust
(J-J)
payable at
company
Grand
sealed
that
announces
at a
designated
O. 26155 Richardson Ave.,
Dearborn), Mich.'
(P.
Ledge Public Sch.
Bond Offering—President James
Aliferis
payable
by the purchaser.
p.m.
purchase
interest
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
(EDST)
a.m.
receive
p.m.
bank or trust company
Bond
bids will
Note Offering—Scaled
be received until
will
until
Thorndike,
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
on
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
len,
cation,
1979
I960 to
Music
bids will be received at 290 Hunt¬
Traylor
sealed
until
for
21
F.
bids
an¬
will
be
(CST) on
purchase of $1,-
l.p.m.
the
650,000 State Property and Build¬
ings
Commission
—Project
1959.
to
No.
Due
1980
on
Revenue
Dated
8.
Nov.
1
bonds
Nov.
from
(M-N)
payable
1,
1961
inclusive. ''Principal
interest
and
the
at
Security Trust Company of Lex¬
ington, or at the option' of the
holders, at the Chemical Bank
New
York
Trust
of
City. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
Company,
New York
and
Skaggs,
Louisville.
Hays
&
Fahey,
of
ington Avenue, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 15 for the
purchase of $1,215,000 non-tax ex¬
empt dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
from
1997
to
1960
terest A-O.
In¬
Coolidge
Best,
Gray,
Ropes,
inclusive.
Legality approved by
District,
Michigan
Offering — Leon
Note
Hayes,
&
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $93,000
school building bonds. Dated Sept.
(EST) on Oct." 13 for the
purchase of $85,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959,
Due on April !,
1960. Principal
and interest payable at the Grand
Ledge
State
Bank,
in
Grand
p.m.
-
Ledge.
Hamtranck, Mich.
North
Bond
Reading, Mass.
Sale—The $420,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 8 were awarded
to
a
composed of Harriman
group
Ripley &
& Weeks,
at
4.10s,
as
Co.,
and
a
Inc., Hornblower
Estabrook & Co.,
price bf 100.39, a
Motor
bonds of¬
fered Oct.
1 —v. 190, p. 1346—■
were awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., and Blyth & Co., Inc..
jointly, at a price of 100.005, a
net interest cost of about 4.27%,
Vehicle Highway Fund
follows;,/
I960
Offering
—
house
and
1961 to
jail
Ann Arbor,
Jama's"' lC.'
1980
bonds.
Due
from
Bond Offering—Fred J.
City
bids
receive
until 2:30 p.m. (EST)
19' for
the
sealed
purchase
of
Oct.
$243,000
on
County (P. O.
Anne), Md.
bonds.
sewer
Due
on
clusive.
sewer
Long,
County
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Oct. 20 for the purchase of $500,000 public school
bonds.
Dated
to
Nov. 1 from
1984 inclusive.
Principal
32.000
assessment
bonds.
Due
on
storm
Aug. 1
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
from
Offering—Allen T.
President of The Board of
special
45,000
general obligation sanitary
sewer
39,000
bonds.
1960
from
general
sewer
from
bonds.
1960
on
Dated
Oct.
interest
Due
to
to
1964
on
Aug. I
inclusive.
obligation
Due
on
storm
Aug. 1
1964 inclusive.
Principal
payable at a
company designated
1,
1959.
(F-A)
(M-N) payable at the
Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust
and
Co., Baltimore. Legality approved
by Niles, Barton, Yost & Dank-
purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
and interest
meyer,
of Baltimore.
bank
by
or
the
trust
inclusive.
Due
Mountain
School
District,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Fritz Guldswog,
will
assessment sani¬
special
tary
Princess
Iron
Secretary
follows:
as
$127,000
inclusive.
1, 1959. Due
v "v *
Looker,
will
Clerk,
bonds,
MARYLAND
Bond
o
.
on
Sept. -X
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
4Ms.'
from
Mich.
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1964 in¬
Somerset
..
1964
to
314,000
(P. O. Farmerville),
Louisiana
Bond
>
$105,000 4Ms. Due on Sept. 1 from
MICHIGAN
Parish
Sale—The $419,000
Bond
as
nwt'.
LOUISIANA
Union
1961
E.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive sealed bids until 8
Rugg, of Boston.
basis of about 4.05%.
Nov.
Station, Madison), Ind.
Offering
Bank
tional
payable
Nov. 1 from
on
West,
receive
Offering-^-Iligh
Treasurer,
sealed bids c/o the Merchants Na¬
KENTUCKY
on
able at the Mayer State Bank, of
South Whitley. Legality approved
Keach,
Bond
revenue
July 1 from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Bond
~
1973 inclusive.
Brasher, Secretary of Parish Po¬
Whitley, Ind.J \ ■ // I lice
Jury;'will,receive Sealed bids
Bond Offering — Lucy Keller,
'until 8 p.rti. '(CST) oh1'NoV:. 24 for
Town
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬ the
purchase of $800,000 court
ceive
of
3.40s, at a price of
basis of about 3.34%.
Cambridge), Mass.
Keokuk, Iowa
interest
Pierceton
payable
on
1346—
p.
and
State Bank.
bids
190,
v.
—
of¬
$140,000
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Bond Sale—An issue of $179,000
street construction bonds
(P. O. Caro), Mich.
Offering — Fred McMul-
—
Esk-
Due
revenue
(CST)
1
pur¬
Foxborough, Mass.
inclusive.
1970
Kentucky (Commonwealth of)
Bond Offering
Commissioner
(P. O. R.R. 5, North Madison
$5,000,000 sew¬
system improvement bonds
Oct.
about
of
$70,000 3%s.
■
way, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(CST) 'on Oct. 27 for the pur¬
(A-O)
Na¬
price of 100.01,
a
cost
Community School District "
Note
awarded to George P. Fogg
New
Pierceton, Ind.
on
Dodge, loWa
$150,000 street
130,000 4Ms. Due
semi-annually
from July 1, 1960 to Jan.
1, 1970
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Consol.
Quincy, III.
erage
■
.
$15,000
inclusive.
Oct.
fered
various
The
—
totaling
notes
Town
follows:
Julyfl from
on
bids
Oct.
1959.
chase of
issue of
tional Bank & Trust Company,
Oct.
Bond
our.
Caro
on
Longmeadow, Mass.
Sale
super¬
Continental* Illinois
the
to
pur¬
of
in
report
received
sealed
1,
foregoing
improvement bonds offered Sept.
29—v. 190, p. 1232—were awarded
nounces
Oct.
East
Bond
were
ap¬
190, p. 1469.
Fort
p.m.
chase
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
pose
Sale—The
Bond
ridge, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
Southwestern
Bond Sale—The
offered
the
sedes
receive
on
or
M-N.
The
—
Oct. 5—v.
from
Liberty, Ind.
Offering—Carl M.
sealed
Bond
Offering — Charles
T.
Hayes, Secretary of the Board of
iintil
Due
inclusive/ Le¬
1964
to
1960
from
bonds.
loan
1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
100.13, a
July. 1 from
on
Street, Bos¬
& Company, as
North
(CST)
Dated Oct.
interest
alter Nov. 1,
any
1979 inclusive.
\
Bond
construction
street
inclu¬
1979
South
School District No. 309
Brimfield),
1
F. Hed-
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
c/o
The
National
Shawmut Bank of Boston, Trust
erson,
Legality
on
on
Interest
1969.
$49,000
July
on
Due
290,000 4Ms.
$100,000
Chelsea, Mass.
Bond Offering—George
1972 inclusive.
1965 to
p.m.
the
for
Due
240,000 4%s.
bonds.
on
follows:
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
W.
re¬
bank.
composed of
& Co., City Securi¬
Corp., Indianapolis Bond &
Share Corp., and
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc., at a price of
100.009, a net interest cost of about
as
to
I960
payment date
1232 —were
group
a
$70,000 5s.
payable
1959. Due on
1,
callable
are
John Nuveen
4.59%,
Equality, III.
from
1
after
ties
The
Principal and interest
at the above-mentioned
inclusive.
sive. Bonds due in 1970 and there¬
Chicago, at
Creek School Building Corp.
(P. O. 6835 Wabash Avenue,
1974 inclusive.
100,000 4Vss. Due
1975 to
Dec.
on
School
bonds
Lost
j
Nov.
NOTE
basis of about 3.95%.
a
November
Oct. 15 for the pur¬
additional water
on
supply notes. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1974
Chicago.
O. R.R. 3,
The
—
Townships
100.25,
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
(P.
totaling
$418,000 offered Sept. 30—v. 190,
p. 1345—were awarded to a group
composed
of
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., and Robert F.
Bell & Co., as 4s, at a price of
awarded to the First
were
National
,
Indianapolis), Ind.
Sale
Bond
Civil
Story,
will receive sealed
and or^l bids at 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Oct. 21
lor
the purchase of
$950,000 electric revenue bonds.
Clerk,
Dated
Boston,
of
.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Twp.
Box 881,
Sale;—The $400,000 school
building
Oct.
Co., of Indianapolis, as
price of 100.10, a basis of
Decatur
County High School District
211 (P. O. Palatine), III.
No.
a
about 3.97%.
.
<Cook
Trust
&
Principal and in¬
payable at a bank
or
trust
company
in
Illinois
i^greed
upon
between the pur¬
chaser and the District.
Legality
improved by Chapman & Cutler,
df Chicago.
terest
61'
Mer¬
the
at
Bank
ticipation notes offered Sept. 28—
v.
190, p. 1346—were awarded to
the
Security National Bank, of
Battle Creek, a* 4.00%
Boston, until 11 a.m.
State St.,
28
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Oct.
14 for * the purchase of $225,000
Estherville, Iowa
City
bids
sealed
National
chants
Community Sch. District,
Michigan
*
Sale—The $26,000 tax an¬
Note
E.
will
Treasurer,
Department,, 40 Water
Bond Offering—Glenn L.
(CDST) on Oct. 14 for the
purchase
of
$1,585,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Nov.
1,
sealed
Trust
&
4s.
as
j
the
Indianapolis
Bond & Share Corp., City Secu¬
rities
Corp.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
the
receive
Bank
National
IOWA
awarded
1232—were
com¬
of
Fletcher
Co.,
Indiana
bonds offered
$288,000
group
a
receive
Share
INDIANA
Bond Offering—E. A. Colbert,
•Secretary of Board of Education,
to
Raymond
—
District
.
chase of $100,000
the Indianapolis Bond
Corp., City Securities
Corp., Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co.,
Inc.,
and
the
American
posed
&
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
.
sold
was
Offering
Note
Harmon,
.v
,
building and bus purchase
bonds
Clay Township (P. O. Carmel),
4
(P. O.' Champaign), III.
O.
(P.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Co.,
&
District
Indianapolis), Ind.
.
school
Dempsey-Tege-
holdt & Gardner,
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
Hammill
Shearson,
Robert W. Baird &
1974.
1,
v
Witter & Co., John Nuveen
Dean
bonds.
School
"
Mass.
(EDST)
Metropolitan
Twp.
Washington
Co.,
&
Peabqdy
Kidder,
York,
Principal
at
Chelmsford,
Monclay, October 12, 1959
;
.
BellctHie
V
MASSACHUSETTS
on
1 from 1962 to 1973
and interest
the Madison Bank &
Trust Co., in Madison.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, pt Indianapolis.
Morgan
Co.,
Trust
syndi¬
the
of
inclusive.
payable
Guaranty Trust Co., both of New
sewer-
1993
to
due in
callable
iire
and
revenue
Sept. 1, 1959.
Bankers
cate:
(CST)
Oct. 20 for the purchase of $1,-
on
on
1978
members
Other
Xeighty, City Clerk, will receive
Dec. 1
inclusive.
Due
to
1966
from
Elisabeth
—
semi-annually
Due
Jan. and July
1965 inclusive.
3Ms.
4,085,000
Carbondale,
1959.
1,
of
cost
$915,000 4%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to
Offering
interest
follows:
net
a
about 3.56%, as
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
and Financial Chronicle..
The Commercial
(1572)
of Board of Education,
sealed bids until 6
receive
(EST) en Oct. 21 for the
purchase of $425,000 school site
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1959. Due on July 1 from I960 to
1988 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser,Legality
approved
by
p.m.
and building
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Miller,
Ironwood
Note
School
Offering
Paddock
District,
—
Alma
&
Mich.
Nelson,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(EST) on Oct. 19 for the
purchase of $50,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Oct. 14, 1959,
p.m.
Dtip
on
Jan.
14.
1960.
Principal
Volume
190
Number'5889
.
-.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1573)
and
interest payable at a bank or
trust company
designated by the
purchaser. :J.1;'•
Lansing School District, Mich.
Note Sale
The. $1,085,000 tax
bids
19
to
Kenovyer, MacArthur
&
Com¬
Bond Offering—Frank
p.m.
E.
Lohr,
the Drainage Board,
sealed bids until 2
(EST),
Oct.
on
22
for
.
purchase of $4,255,000 special as¬
drainage bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960
to
of
1989
Dec.
inclusive.
1,
Callable
1969.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller,
Canfield, Pad¬
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Marine
to
City
190,
a
Notes
of
Michigan Corp., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, and Wat-
ling, Lerchen &"Co., at
100.03,
4.54%,
a
a price of
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$30,000 5s.
Due
Sept.
awarded
Due
on
Township,
June 1 from
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
1
Park
Southfield
(City), Royal Oak and
(Townships) School
District
(P. O. Oak Park),
Michigan
Township
Clerk,
Bronkema,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 pan. (EST) on
Oct. 20 for the purchase of $105,000 special assessment street im¬
$90,000 Shawmut Hills bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1960 to 1968
inclusive.
15,000
Winona
Due
Avenue
the
(EST)
purchase
Dated
July
building
1959.
to
bonds.
Due
1988
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
Sept.
from
1
1,
1960
Callable
as
of
June 1, 1969. Interest J-D. Legal¬
ity approved
by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Owosso, Mich.
Clerk,
bids
13
until
2
p.m.
the
for
Epps,
receive sealed
(EST) on Oct.
will
purchase
special assessment
of
$64,000
bonds,
1,
1959.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Township Treasurer.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
School
Consol.
lows:
Offering
sewer bonds. Due
March 1 from 1960 to 1962
on
inclusive.
7,500 street improvement bonds.
f
Due
on
March
1 from 1960 to
1962 inclusive.
Nov.
Dated
interest
and
,
trust
1,
^
1959.
payable
Principal
at
bank
a
designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
or
company
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
by
Paddock
&
bids until 8 p.m.
for
the
"1
(P. O. 26440 Puritan Avenue,
.Detroit), Mich.
Note Offering
—
Jessie M.
Pot¬
ter, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
Oct. 19 for the
.purchase of $500,000 tax anticipa¬
p.m.' (EST)
tion .notes.
Due
on
Dated
Oct.
May -1; I960.
on
15,
1959.
Principal
interest payable at a bank or
and
trust company
.
designated by the
purchaser.
;-
-
-
County (P. O. Port
Huron), Mich. r
Note Sale
The $200,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Sept. 25
.St. Clair
.
■
>
—
190,
—v.
1122—were awarded
National Bank, of
p.
(EST)
purchase
-
Wayne
County
sica,
on
Clerk,
County
bids
Oct.
$25,000
until
12
tax
Dated Nov.
-
1,
2
will
p.m.
receive
(EDST)
the
purchase of
anticipation
notes.
for
1959. Due
on
Bond Sale—The
eral
obligation
fered
Oct.
were
Bond
/City
Rivers,
Offering—M.
Clerk,
will
O. Detroit),
$26,000,000
Mich.
Jane
Sebo,
receive sealed
Due
on
6—v.
190,
to
on
net interest cost of about
4.08%,
follows:
from
Due
to
13,950,000 4s. Due
to
Board
May
on
1
1965
inclusive.
on
May 1 from
of
receive
(CST)
Bank
New
York
Trust
Co., both of New York, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Kan¬
sas
City, Coffin & Burr, Julien
Collins
& Co., Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas City, Continental
National
Chicago,
of
Bank
J.
&
Trust
Dain
M.
&
Co., Inc., Equitable Securities Cor¬
poration, First National City Bank
of New York, Hayden, Stone &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Laidlaw &
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Carl
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., A. E.
Masten
of
Co., McCormick & Co.,
McDonald & Co., Morgan Guar¬
anty Trust Co., ofi-New York, F.
S. Moseley & Co., National City
Bank, of Cleveland, R. W. Pressprieh & Co., Rice, & Co., .Shields
&
Co.,
Stern
Brothers & Co.,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
Trust Company of Georgia, At¬
lanta, Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, Henry G. Wells & Co., and
White, Weld & Co.
Bond
Cloud
Water
Offering—Jack
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
$600tQQQ. school
Sept. 1, 1959.
and
Taxation
bids
until
Missouri
purchase of $2,100,000 public im¬
provement bonds. Due on Feb. 1
from
St.
100,000
10
to 1979
R-6
(P.
street
Dated
Nov.
bonds
&
Feb.
1
sive,
1959.
Interest
&
Wood,
of
New
'.
City.
foregoing bonds are
part of the original amount of
$2,600,000 sold on Sept. 3—v. 190,
pp. 1346 and 1470—and later can¬
because
of
pending litiga¬
of the issues.
Bond
Offering—Paul
Clerk,
until
for
will
A.
Cook,
sealed
8
p.m.
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $455,000
obligation
sewer
and
general
1, 1959. Due
St.
of
to
to
1980
inclusive.
1 from
1977
inclu¬
Legality
ap¬
O. Columbus),
1959.
Manager,
until
(EST) at the office of
noon
sive.
until
8
re¬
p.m.
bonds.
Dated
—■
payable
Iron
Jan. 1 and July
1992
inclusive.
beginning July 1, 1964.
Bond
street
Sale—An
bonds
was
patrick-Pettis
Delafield
&
sealed
plant
Robert
bonds
Schwesser
$470,000
sold
was
to
Company.
1962
to
A-O.
ton,
Due
bids
Oct.
1971
inclusive.. Interest
Legality approved by Mor¬
Kyle & Macartney, of St.
J*.
(EDST)
purchase o£
p.m.
follows:
as
Due
Oct.
on
1960 to 1979 inclusive*
147,000 public improvement and
equipment bonds. Due on Oct.
1 from
Dated
and
1960 to
1979 inclusive.
Oct.
1, 1959.
Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
Washburn
&
McCarthy,
of
New
Parsippany-T toy Hills Twp. (P.O.,
Parsippany), N. J.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
Oct. 20 for the purchase of
$60,water
bonds.
Due
1971
Dated
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1
Oct.
from
1,
I960
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable-at the
Boontbii National Bank of Parsippany-Troy
Hills.
Legality
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafiejd &
Wood, of New York City.
County
(P.
O.
Reno),
Saddle River School District, N. /•
Sale^—The $200,000 gen¬
obligation juvenile detention
Doiid Oitering—Russell G. Ack¬
home
190,
bonds
1234
p.
offered
—
5
—
awarded
were
Blyth & Co., at
Oct.
v.
to
price of 100.07.
a
er
Secretary of Board
man,
ucation,
until
will
8
Concord, N. H.
190, p. 1347 — were awarded to
Goodbody & Co., as 3.30s, at a
of 100.04, a basis of about
Sale—The
awarded
Tyson,
$150,000 water
Oct.
8
were
to
Townsend, Dabney &
3%s, at a price of 100.16,
as
basis of about 3.72%.
Bond
tional
Bank
&
Trust Company,
Ridgewood. Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
of
Toms
River
—
D.
Bruin,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
22
until
for
bonds,
until
8
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due
1 from 1961 to 1971 in¬
Aug.
Principal
Bank
of
interest
and
payable at
the
Na¬
River.
Toms
First
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield'& Wood, of New York City.
8
p.m. (DST)
on Oct.
purchase of $100,000
follows:
$45,000
J.
F.
p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 20
purchase of $370,000 school
for the
NEW YORK
the
as
Herbert
—
Trenery, Secretary of fJoard of
Education, will receive sealed bids
tional
D.
School District} N.
Offering
(F-A)
Lawn, N. J.
Offering
10
$235,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due or*
on
NEW JERSEY
Fair
bids
Oct.
payable at the Citizens First Na¬
Sale—The $130,000 park¬
bonds offered Sept. 30 — v.
offered
on
1 from 1960 to 1979 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
Bond
Bond
(EDST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
of Ed¬
sealed
Aug.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
bonds
receive
Arkport,
N.
Y.
t'•
general bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1968 in¬
Rapids,
water
ment
system
bonds.
Due
improve¬
on
Sept. 1
—
awarded
Allison-Wil¬
to
liams Co., at a price of par, a net
nterest cost of about
4.24%, as
'Qllows:
18,000 4s.
Due
on
April 1 from
1966 inclusive.
Due
to
1971
from
on
April
1
are
dated
Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Fair Lawn-Radburr
1959.
Trust
Co.,
approved
&
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
Sale—The: $58,500 special
street improvement bonds offered
V
.\
Lawn.
Hawkins,
Legality
Delafield
Bond
chase
bonds
awarded
National
to
offered
the
Bank
&
First
on
bids
Oct.
14
until
for
Oct.
(
Cam¬
Trust
Co.
Camden, as 3.60s, at a price Ox
100.10, a basis of about 3.56%t—
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
of
$65,000
water
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1
from
1960
to
1984
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Arkport State Bank,
in Arkport. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Baldwinsville, N.
Sale—The $85,000 general
obligation
den
sealed
(EDST)
Haddon Heights, N. J.
Bond
were
Forrest, Miss.
Fair
by
Wood, of New York City.
from
inclusive.
196Q to 1970 inclusive.
bonds
The
.
.
$22,000 3.80s.
1967
receive
55,000
Minn.
Sale
The $40,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
were
Offering — Walter A.
Sherner, Village Treasurer, will
clusive.
Sauk
5
8
the
$500,000 school bonds.
Bond
Paul.
eral
for
1 from
Michael
—
Clerk, will receive*
until
20
clusive.
April 1 from
on
Offering
City
proved
NEVADA
a
1, 1959.
Na¬
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
$647,000 bonds,
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
Round Lake, Minn.
Oct.
First
Morristown.
city.
1959.
Sale—An issue of $18,000
Bond Offering — Ervin
Menk,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST>on Oct. 21
for the purchase of $12,000 gen¬
eral obligation sanitary sewer and
street improvement bonds. Dated
the
of
in¬
interest
approved
000
Company.
Dover, N.H.
obligation
waterworks
improvement bonds was sold to
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood.
at
Bank
Legality
Bond
Bond
1979
Bond Offering—Blanche
Spitzer,
Township
Clerk,
will
receive
issue of $20,000
sold to Kirk-
Kimball, Neb.
Minn.
general
to
and
to
1963
3.29%.
Munich,
1960
Principal
on
from
Scott,
Barber
Minneapolis.
The $10,000 street
lighting bonds offered Oct. 1—v.
190, p. 1233—were awarded to the
Brown
County
State
Bank,
of
Hanska, as 414s, at a price of par.
1 from
1
Callable
price
1962 to
Hanska, Minn.
Aug.
clusive.
semi-annually
ing
New
$400,000 school
Aug. 1, .1959.
Due
Dated
York City.
payable at any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
of
bonds.
on
1, 1959 and mature
eral
Marquart,
/.
be dated July
Principal and interest (F-A)
&
N.
Second National Bank, of
Orange.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Nevada
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
15 lor the
purchase of $215,000
general obligation school building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1978 inclu¬
District,
—
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, Bond
Counsel to the District, 67 Wall
St., New York 5.) The bonds will
District
District
School
Offering
cation, will receive sealed bidss
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 20 for
the purchase
of
(Bids will also be received
Washoe
Keller,
the
Mrs. NancySmith, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
on
Neb.
Offering—R.
Interest
Offering—Arnold
Bond
Donlon,
L. Schacht,
will
receive
seated bids until 10 a.m.-(CST)
on
Oct. 22 for the purchase of
$23,300,000 Consolidated Eastern
System Revenue bonds, Issue of
of St. Paul.
Bond
interest
and
at
Orange, N. J.
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
Nerstrand Indep. School
No. 658, Minn.
Morristown
Bond
J-D. Legality approved by Briggs,
ney,
school
Peoples*
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &:
Wood, of New York City.
Louis.
-er
Dec.
Principal
payable
tional
as
F-A.
$1,200,000
Aug. 1, 1959. Due
from 1961 to 1979 in^
1
elusive.
(F-A)
1961
of
Dated
Aug.
on
Stern
NEBRASKA
bonds.
on
bonds.
proved by Charles & Trauerniclit,
the
street improvement
1961
$200,000
to
Howells, Neb.
receive
/,
N.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.. (DST) on Oct. 22 for the.
4s, 3%s and
1, 1959. Due on
Co.,
from
Moorhead, Minn.
Dec.
sold
was
Interest
Bond
Note—The
16
St. Charles), Mo.
3y2s. Dated Aug.
General
improvement
1,
Delafield
York
bids
O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
(P.
M-N. Legality approved by Hawk¬
City
inclusive.
Charles County School District
No.
fol¬
as
bonds.
ins,
1961
Oct. 15 for the pur¬
$1,800,000 bonds,
Bond
Jones.
D.
MINNESOTA
Sale
that the
announces
District,
Bank of Hawthorne.
County (P. O. Clayton),
Brothers
100,000 fire station bonds.
District,
Oct. 28 for the purchase
of
Bond
on
$310,000
serially
Consumers Public Power District
&
White
to
School
purchase
(F-A)
1,
1961
V
sealed
Oct.
on
of
bonds.
Due
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
lows:
the
syndi¬
cate:
Bache
&
Co., Robert W.
Baird & Co., Inc., Bankers Trust
Co., of New York, Blair & Co.,
Inc.,
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
Illinois
Nov.
from
Estimate
of
will
chase
im¬
Minneapolis, Minn.
Offering—City Comptrol¬
Bond
1968.
members
Chemical
1
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
,
4!Js.
1962
1966
Dated
Dec.
on
1970 inclusive.
1346—
p.
syndicate
by the
Northern Trust
Company, First National Bank,
both
of
Chicago, and Goldman,
Sachs & Co., at a price of 100.08,
$12,050,000
bonds.
1959. Due
of¬
headed
as
—
,
provement
8
the
Bond Offerings—Sealed bids will
be received until Oct. 28 for the
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Oct. 20 for the purchase of
on
until
for
Miss.
C, V. Welsh,
receive sealed
—
will
Sept. 1, 1965
Bond
Offering
Vincent
E.
Klein, Village Clerk, will receive
Hawthorne
Offering—Harry Barr, Jr»Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
MISSOURI
sealed
celled
a
Clerk,
St. Louis
Due
&
Sept. 1, 1963
Mahtomedi, Minn.
gen¬
bonds
City
Offering
inclusive.
tion involving one
water
awarded
April
1,
1960. .Principal and interest
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Three
(P.
Superintendent of Schols, will
Le-
follows:
Sept. 1 from
as
Michigan
O.
Offering—Ferdinand
as
on
Alvis
to
industrial
and 1964.
Michigan
County (P.
Manistique), Mich,
^sealed
Callable
July 1, 1974. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canheld, Paddock & Stone/ of Detroit.
Port Huron, at 4.00%.
Schoolcraft
1962
50,000 3.70s.
Oct. 27
on
1961 to 1984 inclusive.
to the Michigan
Note
1960 to
Thomas L.
—
of-$2,450,000
building bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1959. Due on July ! from
Co.,
Bedford Union School District No.
Due
Butcher, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
Other
$56,500 sanitary
4.16%,
$75,000 3 lis.
interest
net
a
$300,000 park bonds.
1,000,000 library bonds.
300,000 public building bonds.
District,
Michigan
fol¬
as
par,
ler Al. Hansen
office of the
a
Bond Offering—G. A. Van
City
of
a.m.
and interest
Nov. 3 for
on
of $1,900,000 school
&
cost of about
July 1 from 1960 to
on
Bond
of
20
bonds.
1968 inclusive.
Philadelphia,
were
—
$18,000 water main extension
provement bonds, as follows:
llan, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
922
bids
price
50,000 3.90s.
of
Bond Offering—Arthur G. Park-
p.
group composed
Prescott
a
v.
school
Oak
a
awarded
were
Bond
at
re¬
—
to
6
offered
Mich.
Bond Offering—Jack
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
130,000 4%s.
Oct.
J.
190,
v.
—
Oct.
Co.
Co., Kalman &
Co., Inc., and Juran & Moody, Inc.,
$27,700 tax antici¬
offered
28
bonds
revenue
and 1966.
Walker
Bond
340,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
1973 to 1989 inclusive.
E.
1346—were rejected.
p.
from
1
bids
190,
;
June
All
—
sewer
Due
to
notes
Warren
on.
Sold
and
1969
1959.
pation
awarded
group composed of the First
Not
ceived for the
Community School,
1347—were
p.
1960
VermonCpille Community School
District, Mich.
District No. 7, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing and site bonds offered Oct. 1
—v.
15,
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
the
sessment
as
Aug.
from
paving
Hutchinson, Minn.
Sale—The $175,000 water
Bond
$75,000
inclusive.
Oakland
Countiest
Bear Creek
Drainage District
(P. O. Mount Clemens), Mich.
receive
Dated
March.-!
Oct.
on
of
street
'
Macomb and
will
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
assessment
bonds.
on
pany, at 4.75%.
Secretary of
2
the
special
—
anticipation notes offered Sept. 28
_~~v. 190, p. 1346—were awarded
until
for
57
Bond
&
Y.
Sale—The $133,000 sewer
bonds offered Sept. 30—v. 190, p.
1347—were awarded to the Mer¬
chants National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Syracuse, as 3.80s, at a price of
par.
—
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1574)
Sale—The $4,162,000 bond
anticipation
awarded,
were
$2,662,000
follows:
as
notes
Bank
I
Chemical
the
to
New
Oct; !
qffered
notes
Trust
York
Com¬
City, at
3.04%. ■ ■ /•;;•••:•
1,500,000 notes to the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company, of
New York City, at 3.26%.
of New
pany,
Chili
Water
Chili
York
District
O.
(P.
3235
Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Offering—George K. Lusk,
Avenue,
Town
Supervisor,
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
until
for
15
receive
(EDST)
will
3
p.m.
the
rate
Tirrterest"st "the
Buffalo, N: Y:
Note
purchase
of
of 4V4 %' P^r I" (M-N)
Trust
at
payable
Endicott
the
Co., in
Endicott, or at the
average interest cost to the Port- option of the holder, at The Han¬
over
Bank, of New York City.
Authority of 4.3749995%.
The bond sale was negotiated.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
The issue had
been offered for
Sykes, Hecjder & Galloway, of
public sale on Sept. 24 at which New York City.
which is equivalent to a net
year,
the
time
and
Port
rejected
Authority received
4.5915%.
Bond
syndi¬
headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Before this bid was rejected
enberg,
ceive
Sept. 24, representatives of the
chase
interest
net
a
This
bid
cate
Co.
on
also
cost
of
by
was
the
bidding syndicate had advised the
Authority's
Finance
Committee
that the
enced
bid
was
adversely influ¬
the filing
by
of
a
lawsuit
Offering
Squire,
Oct.
on
of
until
15
Den-
will
re¬
clusive.
p.m.
ment
Due
(J-D)
(A-O)
payable
at the
Security
Trust
Company
of
Jersey, on the day before.
This
suit, among other things, attacked
immunity of Port Authority
field
interest
Rochester.
brought not only against the
Authority
but also against of¬
ficials Of the United
States In¬
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
Erie
County (P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
Offering — Jacob Tick,
bonds
sealed
until
bids
2
will
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
Service.
Revenue
ternal
On
Wednesday, Sept. 30, coun¬
sel for the United
States Govern¬
ment and the Port Authority
filed
of
Trustees
North
Caro¬
the
that
receive
(EST)
Jones
of
Board
announces
will
Trustees
bids
sealed
Man¬
until
11
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Rye National Bank, in
Harrison.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
Hempstead
Ho.
14
Free Sch. Dist.
Union
(P. O. Hewlett Bay Park),
New
York
seven-day period since the syndi¬
Co.,
Oct. 21 for the
080,000
site
purchase of $3,school building
and
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
at
tional
Meadow
Bank
of
Brook
pay¬
Na¬
Nassau
County,
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New York City.
Woodmere.
Ithaca, Northeast Water District
(P. O. Ithaca), N Y.
Sale—The
Bond
$350,000 water
bonds offered Oct. 7
to
Adams,
as
3.80s,
basis
ond that the
made
possible
McEntee
at
&
price
a
of about
awarded
were
Co.,
of
Inc.,
100.30,
a
3.77%,
New York City Housing Authority,
New
f
Note
York
Offering—Chairman
Wm.
present sale
this
by
City.
was
North
Carolina
Note
Offering
State
lawsuit.
members
the
of
under¬
C. J. De-
& Co.; Blair & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; Bear, Stearns & Co.; B. J.
Van Ingen & Co. Inc.; Shields &
Company; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
vine
October
22
for
Oct.
&
York
F.
S.
Co.
Smithers
&
Co.; Weeden &
Incorporated.
Adams,
-
Legality
Pershing
of New
Mitchell,
Mitchell,
Bond
6—v.
Sale
The
—
to
190,
a
of
of
New
City; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Francis
cost
&
Co.;
Fitz-
patrick, Sullivan & Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Wm. E.
announces that the
Author¬ Pollock & Co., Inc.; Roosevelt &
ity will receive sealed bids until Cross Incorporated; Schoellkopf,
11 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 13 for the Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Stroud
purchase of $2,507,000 temporary & Company Incorporated; Swiss
loan notes (Issue CLXX). Dated American
Corporation; Tripp &
Nov. 4, 1959. Due on May 23, 1960. Co.,
Inc.;
Tucker,
Anthony
&
Payable at the Chemical Bank R. L. Day; G. H. Walker & Co.
New York Trust Co., of New York
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
City.
Legality approved by Sul¬
Reid
Ingen & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford
& Co,; and Seasongood &
Mayer,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
of
about
3.74%,
$1,350,000 6s.
1961
855,000
to
1972
4s.
1973
Due
inclusive.
Due
500,000 33/4s.
May
on
1979
to
follows:
as
May 1 from
on
1
from
May 1, 1980
on
and 1981.
295,000 V4S.
'
and
Due
on
livan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern
&
Lane, of New York
City.
Offering
sioner
of
sealed
—
The
1983.
Finance
bids
until
will
Nov.
receive
18
for
the
New
Y"Ork
University
(P.
Bond
Sale—The $2,000,000 non¬
tax exempt student union
bonds
offered
1347—were
Oct.
sold
5—v.
to
the
revenue
190, p.
Federal
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
as 2%s, at a price of
par.
Port of New York Authority, N.
Bond
Y.
Sale
S.
Sloan
Colt,
Chairman, announced Oct. 1 the
$25,000,000 of Consolidated
Bonds, Sixteenth Series, due 1989,
—
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart. & Co., Drexel & Co..
Glore,
Forgan & Co., and Ladenburg,
a
Thalmann & Co.
sold
at
a
price
The bonds
of
97.50,
$2,296,000
sewerage
Spencer Trask & Co., 25 Broad St.,
New York 4, N. Y.
Secondary Offering—The above
were
bearing
Brooklyn,
Bond
16
for the
purchase of vari¬
blocks of State and municipal
bonds aggregating $5,675,000
Vestal
Central
(P.
Bond
O.
Sch.
District
Vestal),
Offering
—
N.
No.
1
Agnes
Potts,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
14
for
the
purchase
of
$3,315,000
school bonds. Dated Nov.
1.
1959.
Due
to
1988
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1960
and
interest
Finance,
1
will
p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $436,000 bonds, as follows:
,;
ment
bonds.
1959. Due
150,000
airport
Dec.
1
300,000
Due
to
1975
Dated
Oct.
1961
Bond Sale—An issue of $280,000
public library bonds was sold to
a
group
headed by the Liberty
Due
National
Oklahoma
1
to
Due
1961
1,000,000 limited
Bank
from
100,000
1961
Dated
Oct.
from
1
1,
1961
Dated
and
Nov.
Due
interest
office
of
1959.
at
the
fiscal
option
Legality
Fahey,
Clark
or
holder.
(CST)
(P. O.
Park
1964
1967
0..:38x/2
West, Mansfield),
Stahle-
the
7
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
assessment
bonds.
on
on
Oct. 23 for
of
$33,660 special
improvement
Oct. 1, 1959.
Due
Oklahoma City,
Bond
Offering
City
mon,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Richland Trust Co.,
Mansfield.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
in¬
clusive.
June
1,
from
1960
bonds.
1959. Due
to
1979
Dated
on
Dec.
1
bonds.
000
1959. Due
to
1965
Principal
on
Oct.
1,
Dec. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
and
interest
-
Si¬
(CST) on
purchase of $3,497,-
general obligation airport im¬
bonds.
provement
Due
1959.
1984
Dec.
on
1,
Dated
Dec.
1
1962 to
from
ii
Interest J-D.
inclusive.
(P. O. Marietta),
Oklahoma
District
Indep. School
(P. O. Edmond),
County
No.
12
Oklahoma
Offering—Superintendent
Bond
Schools
Cornelison
C.
G.
be
tax
Jj
received until Oct. 14 for the pur-
|s'
a.m.
exempt
dormitory construc¬
refunding revenue bonds,
tion and
as
follows:
$542,000 Series A bonds.
Nov.
that
nounces
1
from
1960 to
Due
1996
on
in¬
Series B
Nov.
1. from
bonds.
1961
to
Due
1998
on.
Squire,
Oklahoma
1,
1958.
Interest
Cleveland.
an¬
build-
County Indep. School
works
p.
Sweney
Sale—The
City), Okla.
—Bond
Offering—Superintendent
Schools
until
Earl
A.
Drennan
an-
that bids will be received
7:30
(CST) on Oct. 19
purchase
of
$197,000
building bonds.
for
p.m.
the
bonds
1026
$16,000
offered
—
were
No.
Ohio
Oct.
water¬
1—v.
awarded
Cartwright & Co.,
as
to
5s.
,
(P. O. Oklahoma
Dist.
Okla.
Stephens County Indep. Sch.
Martinsville,
Bond
$
f,
•"
No. 53
District
of
Legality - approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
will
*
nounces
Nov.
bids
$440,000 site and
ing bonds.
in¬
clusive.
Dated
sealed
of
chase
clusive.
190,
payable
>.
M.
receive
will
Clerk,
Oct. 13 for the
inclusive.
Dated
Okla.
Earle
of
14,500 service department equip¬
ment
/
I,
(EST) on Oct. 22
for the purchase of
$742,000 non¬
M-N.
hospital
—
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Bond Offerin g—A.
Sidney
Knowles,
Treasurer
of
the
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
10
Nov.
dated
City or at Oklahoma's fis¬
York City. Le¬
gality
approved
by
George J.
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1965 inclu¬
until
r
inclusive.
are
cal agency in New
street
Dated
1969
to
inclusive."
homa
ber,
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until
a
3.53%,
of about
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
Bank & Trust Co., Okla¬
(M-N)
tional
Bond Offering—Fred J.
I.
Due on Nov. 1 from
bonds
1959.'
Ohio
H.
par,
Due on Nov. 1 from
1966
to
50,000 3%s.
(P.
offered
Due
45,000 3^s.
of
bonds
Due on Nov. 1, 1962.
on Nov. 1, 1963.
15,000 3%s.
The
Township
Ave.
.interest cost
the
Co., as 4V2S, at a price
100.38, a basis of about 4.46%.
Madison
building
15 were-awarded to
& Co., at a price of
$15,000 31/2S.
Sale—The $354,000 build¬
bonds offered Oct. 1—v. 190,
to
se->
follows:
as
Bond
awarded
Due
Independent
County
and
Sept.
Furnace), Ohio\
were
p.m.
Sale—The $125,000 school
Bond
site
net
—
5
Davenport), Okla.
4s, at
Local School District
until
School District No. 3 (P. O.
awarded
as
bids
Oct. 13 for the purchase
Lincoln
Josey
1235
sealed
on
rially from 1962 to 1964.
price of 100.08, a basis of about
Franklin
Dependent School.
O. Shady Point),
of $3,500 building bonds.
3.97%.
Green
transportation
Offering—Billy Joe Wiles,
of Education, will
receive
Dayton,
Co.,
8
pur¬
of Board
improvement
&
$16,000
County
Bond
Clerk
the
of
Liverpool, Ohio
street
until
Oklahoma
Sale—The $11,000 special
assessment
bids
District No. 4 (P.
the
bonds offered Oct. 5 were
a
LeFlore
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
East
Okla.
Ander¬
Oct. 13 for the
on
Principal
agent
of
Drumright),
1962.
from
approved
Bond
to
1
(J-D) payable at the
the
O.
of
chase
playgrounds
City in New York City
on
1970
of
;
•
,
equipment bonds. Due in 1961 and
inclusive.
1,
(P.
(
to
Co.;
v
Offering—-Lucile
receive- sealed
will
Dec.
on
Dec.
on
1980
on
1980 inclusive.
and
Due
to
2*90,000
1959.
1961
Trust
,'r
Clerk of Board of Education,
son,
highway, p.m. (CST)
access
to
parks
bonds.
55,500 street improvement bonds^
Dec.
&
City.
County Indep. Sch. District
39
Bond
1980 incl.
to
and street bonds. Due
1
No.
and
bonds. Due
sewer
from
Creek
on
incl.
1975
treatment
sewage
Dec.
1,
inclusive.
„
Ardmore, Okla.
1975
to
bonds.
from
j sanitary
Dec. 1 from 1961
on
1970
Vermilion. Legality
Squire, Sanders &
by
•
$150,000 fire department improve¬
216,000
Y.
of
sealed bids until
.
Oct.
ous
Ohio
Offering—Harry J. Brown,
Director
agent,
as
1961
1959.
OKLAHOMA
1980
to
bonds.
sewer
from
1
1961
inclusive.
Marietta College
OHIO
will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
company,
sale of
to
of
disposal plant bonds.
O.
New York City), N. Y.
^
purchase
approved
Ohio
Commis¬
„
Dec.
on
to
from
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
May 1, 1982
1
Bond
150,000 storm
1,
United Bank,
.
,
1961
improve¬
1
Jan.
on
street
inclusive;/Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Erie County
sive.
inclusive.
Due
from
1
the
Goldmah, Sachs & Co.; B. J. Van
duPont
Dec.
on
s
Horton,
Dated July
bonds.
1980
to
■
Ohio
CO., Inc.;
American Securities Corporation;
Barr Brothers &
Co.; Baxter &
Company; Boland, Saffin & Co.;
I.
196*1
*
H.
noon
(DST) on Oct. 24
purchase of $40,800 spe¬
assessment
Due
inclusive.
1234—were awarded
p.
from
1
C.
—
Due
300,000 fire division bonds.
p.
$3,000,000
group
composed
Manhattan Bank,
Chase
Hager-
bonds.
inclusive.
City.
school building bonds offered Oct.
York
.
McEntee * &
City.
E. E.
—
expressway
Dec.
on
ing
&
Co.; Braun, Bosworth
&
Co.
Incorporated;
Coffin
&
Burr Incorporated; Dick & MerleSmith; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Dated
Rockingham County (P. O.
Wentworth), N. C.
^
Bache
purchase of
improvement
notes.
York
by
and
$700,000
on
in
approved
Co.; A. C. Allyn
Company Incorporated.
(EST)
able
Shetterly
Fahey,
a
price
basis of about 4.06%.
a
Offering
the
ment
Director of Finance and City
Gill,
1960.
New
to
4V4s, at
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 22
for
the
purchase
of" $2,700,000
improvement bonds, as follows:
receive
29, 1959. Due on July 29,
Principal and interest pay¬
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; John
&
the
$9,195,000
capital
bond
anticipation
Nuveen & Co. Incorporated; Wertheim
will
a.m.
Offering
Sanders &
of)
Edwin
—
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
writing group include:
&
(State
improve¬
and the reappraisal by the
investing public of the merits of
the
York
Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
ment
Other
Offering—Clayton L. Sea¬
man, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EDST)
,in
by Halsey, Stuart &
submitted its original
had
bid
Bond
on
headed
cate
New
awarded
as
Vermilion, Ohio
Bond
Accountant,
a.m.
motions, returnable on Oct. 13,
on
Oct.
13 for
the
of
$463,000
dormitory
system
1959, to dismiss the lawsuit.
$750,000 deferred payment notes.
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
Chairman Colt stated that the revenue
Dated Oct. 20, 1959. Due on Oct.
1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961 to
20, 1960. Principal and interest purchasing syndicate had request¬ 1998 inclusive. Interest
M-N. Le¬
ed and received the opinion of the
payable at the Marine Trust Co.
gality
approved
by
Mitchell,
Port Authority's General Counsel,
of Western New York, in Buffalo,
Sidney Goldstein, and its Bond Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
or at the option of the holder,
at
New York City.
the Marine Midland Trust Co., of Counsel, David M. Wood of Wood,
&
Dawson,
that notwith¬
New York City. Legality approved King
Jackson, N. C.
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, standing the suit, it was their un¬
Bond Offering — W. E. Easterqualified opinion that the interest
of New York City.
on
Port Authority bonds is im¬ ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Harrison (P. O. Harrison), N. Y. mune from Federal income taxa¬
Commission, will receive
Bond Offering—Alfred F. Sulla,
tion under the Constitution of the sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
Jr., Town Supervisor, will receive United States as now in force, as until 11 a.mJ (EST) on Oct. 13 for
the
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
purchase
of
$10,000
water
well
as
exempt
under-existing
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of statutes.
$672,550
improvement
bonds.
Chairman
Colt,
in
addition, May 1 from 1961 to 1968 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on June noted
that
the
municipal bond
1
from
1960
to
1989
inclusive.
market had improved during the payable at The Hanover Bank, of
101.05,
cial
Oct. 21 for the purchase
on
of
Ohio
Dayton,
man,
Offering—Business
William
ager
v
bids until
for
College (P. O. Durham),, N. C,
Bond
of
*
The $45,000 road
Sept. 29—v. 190, p.
Co.,
lumbus.
Wood, of New York City.
of
&
Barton, Eckler & Niehoff, of Co¬
NORTH CAROLINA
lina
price
a
—
were
—
Clark
on
Bond
Board
1026
Sale
offered
at the First Na¬
Woodridge. Legal¬
by Hawkins, Dela¬
was
Note
County Comptroller,
&
taxation and
Federal
from
approved
Bond
bonds
1959.
1,
at
Sharonville, iZf.io
noon
Oct.
Dated
4s,
as
basis of about 3.86%.
gality approved by Bricker, Evatt,
1974
the
ity
Co.,
in¬
to
and
payable
tional Bank of
bonds.
&
100.80, a#
interest
1960
Principal
in the Federal District Cpurt, New
$51,000 sewerage
pur¬
W.
will
re¬
(EST)
the
purchase of
system improve¬
for
22
aid
•
Clerk,
Village
Oct.
^
Mary
—
offered
July 1 from 1962 to 1986
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the Citizens
National Bank of Covington.
Le¬
from
1
$2,930,000 water bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1 from 1960
to
1989 inclusive.
Principal and
.
Offering
street
improvement
Sept. 29—v., 190,
1123—were awarded to McDon-t
bonds
Covington, Ohio
on
Clinton, Ohio
~
J™
Sale—The $132,535 special
assessment
p.
3
$55,000 land acquisition
Sept. 1, 1959. Due
June
Port
I
the
for
Dated
bonds.
on
bids
sealed
(DST)
Clerk,
Monday, October 12, 1959
.
Bond
Cleveland.
Bond
.
of
Bank
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
ceive sealed bids until
Murray
—
Village
City
Cleveland.
Hayes,
Woodridge, N. Y.
single bid equal to
a
National
the
at
.
3
Bond
bonds
1348
(P.
O.
Marion),
Sale—The
offered
—
maker &
were
$115,000 school
Sept. 28—v. 190, p.
awarded
Co., Inc.
to
Shoe¬
*:
Volume
190
Number
5883
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..^OREGON
Forest
^
Chase- Manhattan
■
(P. O. 601 U. S. National Bank
Bldg., Portland), Clackamas
—
■
Bond
receive sealed
City
bids until 4 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 19
purchase of $110,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Nov.
to
1984
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1
from
eral
&
Rankin, of Portland.
postponed
from
Due
ap¬
Ruane,
receive
will
bonds.
sealed
Dated
Dec.
on
Dec.
from
1
1961
bonds
revenue
of
contract to the
a
Co.
of
St.
Louis
65
million
1979
inclusive.
Legality bonds
Jefferson
the
Peabody Coal
for
1969
to
public
under
in revenue bonds to finance
its electric power
projects.
TVA also announced the award
1959.
to
of
County (P. O.
Beaumont), Texas
Sale—The $3,000,000 road
Bond
bonds
offered
Oct.
5—v.
190,
original
date of Oct. 8.)
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
from
1
1961
Principal
to
and
(J-J)
payable at the
urer's
School
1975
Malheur
interest
bonds.
City Treas¬
received
until
13
for
1959. Due
United
School
8
of
the
(M-N)
from
1960
Principal
inclusive.
1
and
payable
National
the
at
Bank
3.91%,
follows:
as
of;
1962
from
1,
1960
obligation
1959. Due
to
1977
revenue
$175,-
M-N.
1959.
Pitts¬
it
in
—
The
Windber,
Bond
eral
obligation school bonds of¬
fered Sept. 28—v. 190, p, 1236—
awarded
were
to
a
the
of
receive
(EST)
by Stroud & Co., Inc., as 4%s, at
a
price of 100.27, a basis of about
4.33%.
•
;
/.
,
1959.
to
sealed
(EDST)
chase
of
tion
Due
on
Oct.
12
until
for
Oct.
8
the
$140,000 general
bonds.
on
bids
p.m.
pur-,
Dated
Oct.
on
burgh.
-
Oct. ;1,j-i1959.
from 1960 to* 1973
SOUTH
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh. /
r.
•
■&', in
'
District
No.
plant will be
South
(P.
15,
O.
Clerk
Bond Offering—W. Stuart
..
will
Dakota
revenue
15, 1959. Due
to
1986
July
on
bonds.
15,
Dated
Callable
June
on
of
13 -for
8
the
1
from
1962
to
on
June
in Philadelphia
and
TENNESSEE
City. Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
Pittsburgh.
—To
Build
New
Steam
Plant
TVA Board of Directors
Western
in
announced
—
The
tion
$4,100,000
*
I
Valley Authority (P. O.
Knoxville), Tenn.
Burgwin,
Sale
?)
Tennessee
of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
'•>
^
of
a
erating
Electric
Kentucky—The
on
Oct. 1
in Western Ken¬
will
house
the
largest turbo - generator.
the west bank of the Green River
new
with
Peaat the
less
than
the
delivered
coal
average
to
TVA's
sence
liveries to the Paradise plant will
begin
in
than
$100,000,000,
plant will be located on
more
Sale—The
tax
$475,000
and
Pharr-San
com¬
„
to
syndicate
a
headed
by
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.004, a net interest cost
the
on
Other
cate:
equipment
plant
men
30,
from
the
out
points
valley
employed
Forces
is
by
and
to peak at about
June 30/1961.
'
M.
E.
Tennessee
of
Allison
the
&
syndi¬
Co.,
Inc.,
Hart
Corp., McClung & Knicker¬
bocker, Norgard, Showers & Mur¬
ray,
Inc., Ranson &
Co., Inc.,
Rowles, Winston & Co., Russ &
Co., and R. A. Underwood & Co.,
Inc.
Port
Arthur, Texas
Offering — Ernest Meyer,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
City
bids
until
for
11
the
bonds,
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
follows:
as
$1,450,000
of
waterworks
system
revenue
and
Due
from
1981
1963
to
on
Nov.
$2,950,000
sewer
bonds._ Dated
Aug. 1, 1959.
Feb.
on
(CST)
sealed
on
bids
Oct.
22
until
for
10
after
callable
are
the
of Feb.
as
gality
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman
&
Dated
June
Sept.
1
Payable
Bank
of
1973
Due
to
1989
on
in¬
Interest J-D.
the
at
by
—
The
were
p.
190,
Sale—An
issue of
bonds
was
tb
of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30
p.m. (MST)
on
Oct. 21 for the
purchase of
$5,500,000 school building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Feb. 1
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at
the
office
Board
New
of
of
York
the Treasurer of
Education,
City
bank
at
or
a
trust
or
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
WASHINGTON
(P. O. Waterville),
Washington
Bond Sale—The
$30,000 general
obligation bonds offered Sept. 28
foregoing
offered
(P.
O.
Washington,
par.
Grant
$725,000
general
obligation hospital
im¬
provement bonds was sold to a
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Republic
group composed of
3V2S,
Bank,
at
of Dallas,
Funk, Hobbs &
a
of about
price
of
3.49%. Dated
4y2s, at
O.
District
Ephrata),
a
Con¬
No.
165
Wash.
O'Brien,
Offering — Robert S.
County Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
4
p.m.
(PST) on Oct. 23 for the purchase
of
$475,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
1
clusive.
1,
1961
Principal
1959.
to
Due
1979
and
in¬
interest
(M-N)
payable at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Weter, Roberts & Shef-
elman, of Seattle.
Pacific County, Tokeland School
District (P. O. South Bend), Wash.
Bond Offering — Ross
Neilson,
County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 16 for the purchase of
$15,210
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
at
(A-O) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Port of
-
Pasco
(P. O. Pasco),
Washington
Bond Offering—John Horrigaa,
will
receive
Commissioners,
sealed
bids
until
8
(PST) on Oct. 13 for the pur¬
of $819,000 general obliga¬
tion depot bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
p.m.
chase
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
Blair, of Spokane.
Port
of
Seattle
1961 to
M-N.
Le¬
Burcham
8c
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond Offering—C. T. McManus,
Secretary of the Port Commission,
receive
sealed
bids
until
10
(PST)
on
Nov. 3 for the
purchase of $7,500,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
a.m.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1961
to
1969
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Thorgrimson &
Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Preston,
and
Co.,
100.01, a
Dec.
1, 1959. Due
1971
School
(P.
Bond
Sept.
Refugio),
Bond Sale—An issue of
as
County, Ephrata Joint
bonds
on
Texas
H.
1236—were sold to the
p.
State of
price of
gality
1124—and not sold.
County
190,
—v.
Legality
on Dec. 1 from 1960
inclusive. Interest J-D.
$45,000
sold-
Offering — Robert
L.
Clerk-Treasurer of the
Board
will
Refugio
basis
Bond
City School District,
Utah
Bond
1984
Vinson,
originally
to
:V
UTAH
Lake
1959. Due
Elkins.
Weems & Searles, of Houston.
Creston
schoolhouse
:/
National
First
Arthur.
Port
approved
as
1, 1975.
Clerk of Board of
1, T959.
from
clusive.
National
TEXAS
unlimited
1959.
Due on March 1 from
1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Callable as
1,
1,500,000 general obligation sew¬
age
disposal
plant
bonds.
pur¬
of $150,000 highway bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct 1
from 1960 to 1971 inclusive.
Le¬
$1,000,000
1,
inclusive.
Interest F-A.
a.m.
chase
Legality
1
Bond
Offering — Henry S.
Vaughn, County Court Clerk, will
of
of March
Bonds due in 1975 and there¬
16—v.
Tipton County (P. O. Covington),
1 from
as
way.
building the
expected to total 300
by Jan. 1, 1960, 800 by June
purchase
from
& Parvin, Colum¬
Securities Corp. of
Texas,
Dittmar & Co., Inc., First of Tex¬
through¬
under
1
bian
in
are
1960,
members
Austin,
new
Dallas.
tax schoolhouse bonds.
Dated Nov.
solidated
1963 to 1978 inclusive.
/, ■
4
of
Dist. No. 207
Indep.
(P. O. Pharr),
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,400,school
building bonds was
1974.
work
on
in¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 14 for
the
as
000
week.
Preliminary
1993
company.
bonds
revenue
Juan-Alamo
School District
1962, at 40,000
tons a week, and will continue at
this rate through April, 1963. They
jthen will be stepped up to 80,000
a
Due
to
Douglas County, Mansfield School
August,
Texas
the
Com¬
contract
to
1959.
Texas
the
Aransas), Texas
4s.
advan¬
Anderson Indep. School District,
composed of the First Boston Cor¬
Trust
at
plant
poration;
Bankers
system
which
world's
Costing
the
steam-electric gen¬
general public improvement peo¬
ples bonds .offered Oct. 6—v. 190,
p. 1236—were awarded to a group
tucky
.
price
a
at
plans for the construc¬
new
Bond
Note
18.)
f
centers
plants, because of the ab¬
of transportation costs. De¬
receive
New
York'
of
cost
1,500
1979
1964.
National Rank & Trust Co., Pitts¬
burgh,
or
at
the
Authority's
Bond
until
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, cf Minneapolis.
(The issue was originally offered
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Mellon
agency
bids
Oct.
on
Education,
inclusive.
Oct.
as
of
sealed
(CST)
Due
July 15 from 1962
inclusive.
Board
Port
plant site will begin at once. As¬
sembly
of
heavy
construction
Burke),
ourchase of $140,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Oct. 28 for
the purchase of $25,000,000
11th
Series
the
receive
p.m.
Helm,
of
to
private roads. Maximum dis¬
one-fourth
tons
Bond Offering—W. D. Marshall,
i
Pennsylvania General State
Authority (P. O. Harrisburg),
Pennsylvania
transmission
load
steam
/
.
_
connected
plant, unwashed and produced by
strip mining methods, is $2.95 a
ton, or 13.7 cents per million BTU,
excluding adjustments for ash and
sulphur content.
This is about
DAKOTA
58
Fi¬
4y8s, at
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 4 (P. O.
of
for trucking from mine
plant, is five miles.
1961
Gregory County, Burke Indep. Sch.
the
Nueces
growing
Addition
tance
H,
Oct.
to
Home
and
as
par.
sold
TVA
over
p.m.
from
15
been
year.
tages for low cost operation, TVA
said, since it virtually eliminates
the cost of transporting coal.
All
coal for the plant at the
start, at
least, will be delivered by truck
inclusive.
obliga¬
Dated
1
bonds.
Due
1980
has
per
unusual
Principal and
interest payable at the Windber
Trust Companv, in Windber. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Burgwin.
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬
Edgeworth, Pa.
Bond Offering —
Mary Louise
Wilson, Borough Secretary, will
receive
7
Housing
ing and Home Finance Agency,
elec¬
1,
1966
Bond Offering — Paul
Mason,
President of the Board of Trus¬
1
5—v.
sold
were
—
Co.
Bridge,
Oct.
of about
4.74%, as follows:
Nashville,
Bowling Green, Hopkinsville and $165,000 41/2S. Due on Oct.
1960 to 1962
Calvert City.
inclusive,
1,235,000 4%s. Due on Oct.
The
site
has
general obligation im¬
provement
of
body, cost of coal delivered
until
bids
offered
Agency,
bination
en¬
1962.
the
Interest
Joseph
of
new
such
Oct. 15 for the purchase
^f $150,000
•
.
sealed
on
Use
serves.
12%
The
Pa.
—
Federal
been
plant is expected to bring
supply and demand into
approximate balance at the end
Aldstadt, Borough Secretary, will
headed
group
Offering
1348
p.
Water
$1,200,000
—
bonds
nance
power
Philadelnhia.
$110,000 gen¬
water
Bids for
way.
Co..
Robstown Indep. School
District,
(P. O. Nacona),
Texas
Sale
The
Bond
Co., Aug. 13,
this
plants,
energy
Under
Sale
one
1962, the plant will
area
about
~
Duquesne School District, Pa.
Bond
under
now
County
District
unit.
area, exclusive of
the heavy use of power by atomic
inclusive; $210,-
1,
generating
Trust
Salt
Montague
will
boiler for the unit have
the
Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Burgwin,
of
Nov.
is
tricity
4.10s, due
Bated
plant
Sept.
from
Co.
&
North
able TVA to keep
up with
the offered Sept. 30—v. 190, p. 1236
•were sold to the
rapidly growing use of power in
Federal Hous¬
924,000 term bonds, as 4%s, due
on Nov.
1, 1986.
Nov.
kilowatt
tember,
1980.
bonds.
on
steam
initial installation of
TVA, but no contract
has yet been awarded.
/
Scheduled for operation in Sep¬
on Nov. 1, 1973
1974; $225,000 4.20s, due
on
Nov.
1, 1975 and
1976;
$245,000 4V4S, due on Nov. 1,
1977 and 1978; and $265,000
-4.30s, due on Nov. 1, 1979 and
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
burgh.
1972
wards
fields
received by
and
for the purchase of
general
to
it
the
follows:
as
the
on
coal
price of $18,007,280, and work
a
on
$1,790,000 serial bonds, for $845,000 4s, due on Nov. 1 from
Ambridge, Pa.
— Joseph
Rodio,
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
1
&
-
4.39%,
and
area
the General Electric
at
Authority
School
ever
turbogenerator, the largest
190,
to be
built, was ordered from
ever
ap¬
&
cost of about
Offering
Nov.
of¬
Co.:
&
Dated
Sept. 1
clusive.
syndi¬
a
to
extensive
Paradise
an
This
Washington),\Pa.
totaling
000
Dated
School
—
Butcher
PENNSYLVANIA
000^
the
the
600,000
in¬
Directors.
Sale
Barney
Portland.
12
have
after
or
and
at
service
of
The
any
Sherrerd; Smith,
Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc.; Dolphin & Co.; Mackey,
Dunn & Co., Inc.; Hornblower &
Weeks, and Yarnall, Biddle & Co.,
at a price of par, a net interest
(PST)
purchase of
Legality approved by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
Oct.
payable
edge
&
Co., Inc.,
of about
to
new
Northwestern
power
and
on
the
of
&
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
of that section.
$2,714,000
were
purchased via negotiated sale on
Sept. 30 by a syndicate composed
p.m..
Nov.
on
States
Bond
the
in¬
1974
callable
Dublin
bonds
Portland.
of
(M-N)
Bond
$160,000 water bonds. Dated Nov.
1979
1989
Principal
(P. O. Fort
Tigard Water District, Oregon
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
interest
to
in
due
are
1973.
Upper
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
to
1,
1961
Legality
proved
by
Rhoads,
Sinon
Reader, of Harrisburg.
Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Shuler, Sayre,
1,
Nov.
from
of
obligation
1959.
Due
inclusive.
1980
Oct.
purchase
The site
Mosle
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Texas Bank
awarded
headed by the Harris Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago, at a
price of 100.08, a net interest cost
be
the Bank,
of Pallas,
City National
Bank & Trust
made.
Co., of Kansas City,
plant is in Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
Inc.,
part of TVA's Rand & Co., and William N. Ed¬
largest coal contract
fice of the Treasurer of the Board
of
and
on
the?
Bonds
1,
terest
Oct. 21, 1959. Due on Jan. 15 from
be
(EDST)
interest payment date on
Nov.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct.
21
for
the purchase
of $446,700
general obligation bonds.
Dated
to
1
thereafter
District
1981
for
receive
p.m.
8
general
Dated
clusive.
County School District
will
until
21
Nov.
on
(P. O. Ontario), Oregon
Offering—Max G. Morse,
Bond
bids
Oct.
$1,300,000
office.
No. 8-C
Directors,
sealed
on
officers
Rotan,
and Russ & Co.
J-D.
procurement
Inc.,
&
1027—were
_
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Oct.
13 for the purchase of $35,000 fire
hail bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
a group coin-"
Union Securities
Dallas
&
■
Junction City, Oregon
Bond
Offering—H. A. Jensen,
of
Underwood, Neuhaus
p.
tons of coal to supply the plant $300,000 5V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
Legality over a
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
period of nearly 17 years.
approved by Ballard, Spahr, An¬
The
dollar
2,700,000 3%s. Due -on Nov. 1
commitment
of
the
drews and Ingersoll, of Philadelfrom 1965 to 1979
contract amounts to $191,750,000.
inclusive.
phia.
"■
This is the largest
Other members of the
contract, both
syndi¬
in quantity of coal involved and cate:
Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
Reading School District, Pa.
Bond Offe r i n g—Russell O. dollar value, ever entered into by cago, Hornblower &
Weeks, Cof¬
Anderson, Secretary of Board of TVA, and is believed by TVA fin &
Burr, Republic National
Interest
Co.,
sold to
was
posed
59
cate
000
gen¬
1,
I960
approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
authorization recently granted by
Congress. The law permits the
Authority to issue up to $750,000,-
;
A.
purchase of $107,000
inclusive.
(The sale
the
Pa.
obligation funding and equip¬
ment
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
was
the
for
1962
Legality
by the
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 27
for the
1, 1959. Due
Pittston,
the
near
This will be the first TVA
proj¬
ect to be financed
sale
Offering—Jas.
Clerk,
Muhlenberg County,
village of Paradise.
of about 3.54%.
County, Oregon
Bond Offering
Philip Ham¬
mond, Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will
in
Bank,
City; Drexel &
Co., and Smith, Barney & Co., as
3%s, at a price of 100.63, a basis
pany;
both of New York
Highlands Water District
(1575)
L
#
—
WISCONSIN
Walworth County (P. O.
Wisconsin
Bond
Sale—The
Elkhorn)f
$5,000,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered Oct.
Richardson, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $675,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co., as 5s. Dated
Sept. 1, 1959. Due serially from water and sewer system revenue
6—v.
to
a
190, p. 1348—were awarded
syndicate headed by Lehman
Brothers, and Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
I
r
The.Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<MJ
.
.
Monday, October 12. 1959
.
(1576)
»tt
price of 100.01, a net interest,
of about 3.58%, as follows:
a
cost
Due on April 1 from
$940,000 6s.
1960
3Vis.
530,000
Stone
syndi¬
the
of
1
inclusive.
1979
to
members
Other
1,
Due on April
1966
from
April
on
1965.
3V2S.
3,530,000
cate:
Due
and
1964
inclusive.
1963
to
Webster Securities
&
Corp.; Bear Stearns & Co.; Ira
flaupt
&
Co.;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.;
W.
E.
Hutton .& Co.;
JSchoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Knc.; Bachc & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Co.;' G. H. Walker & Co.; Goodtxxty & Co;; Baxter & Co.; Fahne-
Ames & Co., Ltd.,
& Co., Ltd.,. Royal
Canada, Dawson, HanE.
A.
cate:
Wood, Gundy
Bank
of
naford, Ltd., Banque Canadienne
Nationale, L. G. Beaubien & Cie,
Ltd., Royal Securities Corp., Ltd.,
Rene
T.
Leclerc,
Inc., Nesbitt,
Thomson & Co., Ltd.,
Gairdner,
Son & Co., Ltd., W. C. Pitfield &
Co., Ltd., Mills, Spence & Co.,
Ltd., Banque
ada
and
Provinciale du Can¬
Intel-provincial,
Credit
Ltd.
"received until sold to Marc Carriere; Ltd., as 6s,
at a price of 96.57, a basis of about
6.86%. Dated Aug. 1, 1959. Due on
000,000 refunding bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
that
20
will
bids
Oct.
St.
Bond
tor
Robcrge
purchase of $20,-
Brebeuf
Debenture
Sale
School
—
An
issue
of
St. Laurent Roman
$38,500 school debentures was sold
to Credit
Anglo-Francais, Ltd.,
6s, at a price of 94.21, a basis of
about 7.47%. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1969
inclusive. Interest M-S.
1
Ste. Justine School Commission,
Due
on
■
.
Sale
Debenture
$157,000
school
—
An
issue
debentures
of
was
Maison
a
Debenture
Sale
to
Oct.
—
An
Corp.,
1960
to
Commission,
of
Debenture
Credit
Ltd., Morgan,
Hudon,
&
from
1979
Ltd.,
and
Os-
La
sold
as
to
school
J.
5I2S, at
Oct.
1960
Quebec
—
a
1979
An
&
Due
on
•
THE U.S. TREASURY SALUTES THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
CANADA
'1
■■
»
NOVA SCOTIA
V
y
Hantsport, N. S.
Sale—An issue of 330,000
>»-
•■><.
Bond
improvement bonds was sold
Gundy & Co.. Ltd., at a
price of 94.08. Due on Sept. 1 from
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Int. M-S.
<1%
v
£0 Wood,
t.
•if.»/.
ONTARIO
Bowmanville, Ontario
Sale—An issue of S200,235
Bond
improvement
bonds was
ssold to Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.
at a price of 98.20. Due on Oct. 15
from
I960 to 3979 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O.
iiV2%
Ontario
Hamilton,
Bond
Sale—An issue of $5,000.-
6%
'Sinking Fund bonds was
000
.sold to
a
Dominion
syndicate headed by the
Securities Corp.. Ltd.
1959. Due on Nov. 1,
Dated Nov. 3,
1979.
members
Other
Co.,
&
syndi¬
Ltd.,
Co., Ltd., Mc& Co., Ltd..
&
Gundy
Wood,
JLeod,
the
of
E.. Ames
A.
cate:
Weir
Young,
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., Mills,
Harris &
Securities
Corp., Ltd., Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co.,
Ltd.,
Equitable Securities
&
Spence
Partners,
Co.; Ltd.,
Ltd., Royal
Canada, Ltd., J. L. Graham & Co.,
Ctd., Burns Bros. & Denton, Ltd.,
James Richardson & Sons, Mid-
-and its thousands of employees
Securities Corp., Ltd., Coch¬
Sand
-
Murray & Co., Ltd., Anderson
& Co., Ltd.j-Bankers Bond Corp.,
SLtd.,
Deacon,
Findlay,
Coyne,
ran,
America's Peace Power by
C. Pitfield & Co., Ltd.,
Ltd., Fry & Co.,
Walwyn, Stodgell & Co.,
SLtd., Collier, Norris & Quinlan,
SLtd.,, Osier, Hammond & Nanton,
Ltd., and McConnell Ik Co., Ltd.
W.
JLtd.,
]R. A. Daly & Co.,
who help strengthen
buying U.S. Savings Bonds
Ltd.,
People in America's petroleum industry take pride in the
Hawhesbury, Ontario
Sale—An issue of $89,000
Bond
6%
bonds was sold
improvement
011
Oct.
1 fi-om 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
In¬
to J. F. Simard & Co.
terest A-O.
Offering
until
received
Oct.
>
•
t
Bids
(EDST)
noon
improvement
bonds
was
sold to Bell, Gouinlock & Co. Due
clusive.
the petroleum
15 from
Interest
1960
to
working for progress."
.
.
thousands of these people find personal
satisfaction, too, in helping to strengthen America's Peace
Power
The
Sale—An issue ot $100,342
Oct.
year
on
$20,-
Salt fleet, Ontario
on
.
Thousands upon
ported.
6%%
This
industry celebrates its first century and features the slogan
be
will
000,000 refunding bonds, it is re¬
Bond
products and services in the national
defense and domestic economy.
"Born in freedom
Quebec
—
for the purchase ot
19
vital role of their
.
Montreal,
Bond
Due
1979
in¬
through regular purchase of U.S. Savings Bonds.
of the
use
Payroll Savings Plan makes this sound
If your own company
Plan in
does not have
operation at present, take
A-O.
steps to start one
QUEBEC
prac¬
tice convenient and easy.
"
and help
America." Your State
one
your
a
Payroll Savings
of these two
easy
people to "Share in
Savings Bond Director is anxious
to
Kenogami, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
municipal
sold
was
A.
a
$353,000
improvement
to
a
group
bonds
headed
by
help. Telephone him
now.
Or write to Savings Bond Divi¬
i. P. HOLLAND, skilled
sion, U. S. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.
sands of
Bonds
E. Ames & Co., Ltd., as 6s, at
price of 89.05, a basis of about
7.3t>%. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due
refinery technician, is typical of thou¬
key employees in this field whs.are buying U.S. Savings
regularly. Mr. Holland, through his company Payroll Savings
a personal contribution to the Peace Power of our
Plan, is making
country.
on
Oct. 1 from I960 to 1979 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
JLaSalle
Catholic
Sch.
Commission,
t**
>
Ail**!*
V ***-
Quebec
-
THE
Bond
000
COMMERCIAL
AND
Sale—An issue of $1,395,school bonds was sold to a
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
syndicate headed by the Dominion
Securities
Corporation. Ltd., as
a price of 91.14, a basis of
6s, at
about
Due
7.28%.
on
Oct.
Dated
1
Oct.
1.
I960
to
from
1959.
1979
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
DOES
HOT PAY FOR THIS
ADVERTISEMENT. THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
THANKS, FOR THEIR
PATRIOTISM, THE
Co., Ltd.,
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
v,.
r
of
was
price of 91.36. Dated
Cruttenden, Podesta
ik Co.: Wallace, Gcruldsen & Co.;
Hauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Ray
Allen, Olson & Beaumont, Inc.,
*md Malon S. Andrus, Inc.
;
i
issue
debentures
F. Simard
1, 1959.
to
Sale
rstock & Co.;
1
inclu¬
Thurso Roman Catholic School
issue
bitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd.,
tiguy
5'->s> at
Catholic School
Anglo-Francais, Ltd., Midland Se¬
curities
1
debentures was
composed of Nes¬ $300,500
group
a
as
basis of about
a
sive! Interest A-O.
$1,350,000 school
sold
Bienvenu, Ltd.,
price of 91.06,
6.79%. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
Board, Quebec
as
Quebec
announces
Interest F-A.
sive.
Quebec
Commission,
Offering—Finance Direc¬
Lactance
De
Jean
.
Montreal, Quebec
be
for the
ADVERTISE COUNCIL AND THE DONOR AMYE.
Int. A-O.
@FedFRASER