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MiCHiGAN
MONDAY
0CT 16
1957
ISSUE
Mmsmmiuw
■■■■m
Beg. D. fl. Pat. Office
Volume 186
Number 5681
..
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
X'
\
...
S-
.'
T.
following:
Commission
the
.Taylor,
statement
of
ACF
templated
Chairman
termination
Buffalo
(N.
replacement
to
the
INSURANCE
-
4
[.from the
made
In This Issue
31, 4957, and its con¬
contract for completion of
"The Buffalo Plant No.
for
represents
of the division's
part
vAdditionally,
the Nuclear
work for
the
Produets-Ereo
Stock and Bond
."
AEC.
division
has
substantial
a
New
factors."—V."186,
1145.
p.
(Stocks)
York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Boston
Air Products, Inc.—Installs
Vertical
pressurized
industry,
have
Steel Co.
Granite City
with
Stored
oxygen
under
is
•
450
City also
Air Reduction
The company
steel
City
186,
28-page-illustrated
a
development activities.—V. 186,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
1257.
p.
booklet
Net
Net
oper.
186,
375,221
,
from ry. oper.$176,063
rev.
ry.
—V.
408,677
.
income
.
$1,207,017
372,413
282,392
Railway oper.
Net
Net
*1957—Month—1956
•
Oper.- revenue,"' $1,487,330
ry.
1,309,012
expenses--
from
rev.
•
42
43
$178,318
$404,074
59,868
"38,435
Federal
■'
company
covering
<
S3
at
Oct.
on
shares of
37,783
filed
2
per
^
Bouck, President,
"The gross
31,
1957,
$10.47
further
000.
ton
per
"The
the
and
daily
verification
to
rated
a
capacity
total
oi
at
of
the
corporation has
3.000
tons
of
tons
tons
to
were
same
period was
of
the
p.
47
Federal
45
Total
-
Net
'
Oct.
Zonne,
Before
to
lish
tax
to
a
«iay
now
find
During the six
milled, giving an
investors
Our facilities
3tock
Cal-Air
of
Cal-Air
Inc.
-
considering this
Chairman
Vice-President
General
Fed.
will
President
and
and
Sales
approximately 11,000 square feet of manufacturing
Calif, and employs some 70 people.
Cal-Air are currently running at the rate of $750,000 a
of
Electronics'
sales
$17,500,000.—V.
for
18G,
the missiles
in
exclusive
1957,
—
offered
time
for
public
sale
by
that
the
of
offering.
sale
at
property
additions
and
im-
purposes.
•1957—12 Mos.—1956
The
Cal-Air,
of
431
5,661,413,967
116,083,468
497,379, 537
198,193,127
851,303, 730
31,196,928
148,036, 615
446,791,623
767,173,366
119,320,726
254,900,505
229,390,055
36,170,051
999,340,345
886,494,092
-43,325,715
160,142.016
142,308,440
211,574,790
"
129,356,705
218,172,403
36,728,102
inc.-
976,074,759 4,065,837, 675 3,779,481,987
172,036,746
742,437, 489
667,966,991
income
'
are
income
to
are
be
sold by Bond
through
terms
&
no
193,220,004
839,198,329
744,185,652
interests
esti¬
JConsol.
to
be
Share
part of the proceeds of sale.—V.
agreement
with
10
8
23,314,039
20,860,495
815,884,290
723,325,157
3.22
3.35
13.00
13.37
supplied
p.
as
186,
p.
Telegraph Co. and its principal telephone
tlncludes proportionate interest in net earnings of West¬
all
and
Co.
tBased
&
on
subsidiaries,
other
average
consolidated
not
(partly
number of shares outstanding.—V* 186*
1258.
AMI Inc.—Proposes
by
Offering to Stockholders—
on Oct. 4 filed a registration statement with the
114,323 shares of its $3 par common stock, with warrants.
The company proposes to offer the common shares
(with warrants)
for subscription at $9 per share by holders of Its outstanding common
This
corporation
SEC covering
contemplated by its
stock
The
1041.
the
at
record
of
rate
date
is
one
to be
additional share
for
each
supplied by amendment.
four
shares
Cage Trust,
a
held.
trust
the laws of the State of Liechtenstein, has agreea
to purchase unsubscribed shares.
The warrants will entitle the pur¬
chasers to purchase on or prior to April 30, 1958, shares of common
stock at $10 per share at the rate of one share for each additional
organized
negotiation of a $52,000,000
institutions in four cities.
:
common
The
banking institutions include: The First National City Bank of
New York; Irving Trust Co.; Guaranty Trust Co. of New York; The
Hanover Bank; Manufacturers Trust Co.. and Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank & Trust Co.,
all of New York City; Mellon National Bank &
•Trust Co. of Pittsburgh;, Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust
-
Telephone
Electric
ern
estimated).
the
banking
5,651,731
187,568,273
per
-
subsidiaries,
Co.—Negotiates Bank Loan—
company announced on Oct.
5,769,062
205,805,728
stk.
earns,
•American
an
aro
Co.
share
move.
loan
—
Appli. to inin.
program.
,
shares
receive
1,462,388.100 6,156,958
186,203,792
taxes
oper.
Net
Final Comprehensive Plan for compliance with the Public Utility Hold¬
ing Company Act of 1935.
After such sale, Bond & Share will own
3,871,985 shares (53fc ) of the outstanding stock.
Foreign Power will
available
REPORT
1957— 12 Mos.—1956
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Appli. to A.T.&
company
Underwriting
amendment.
it advanta¬
TOROxNTO. CANADA
for
corporate
CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS
SYSTEM
Int.-..deductions—
1493.
p.
American Gas & Electric
$5 ADELAIDE ST. W.
public
1957 partly estimated.
tBased on average
outstanding.
^Includes earnings of subsidiaries only
they have been received by the company as dividends.
oper.
T.
showing
The Toronto Stock Exchange
for
September,
taxes .on inc.
Net
Total
occupies
at
This
Members:
for
shares
tOther income
underwriting
group headed by Lazard Freres & Co. and The First Boston Corp.
The
initial public offering price will be a fixed price related to the current
market price for the shares on the New York Stock Exchange at the
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
-
Compton,
Over half of the firm's total volume is
year.
mated
be
Co. Ltd.
of
exps..
Other
v
Manager.
-associating
in
bank
Rom, Knowl es
securities
$
Cal-Air
subsidiary of American Electronics.
Board
Electronics'
Engineering,
605.
are
Jackson,
173,090,000 152,393,754 670,170,000 597,459,319
145,120,000 127,049;493 570,340,000 491,297,458
$2.68
$2.70
$10.58
$10.94
share-
per
•BELL
Lehman,
A.
American
Cal-Air
switch their securities and estab¬
loss.
the
191,160,000 168,186,013 737,950,000 660,620^425
18,070,000
15,792,259
67,780,000
63,161,106
-
Per. End. Aug. 31—
with Cal-Air in 1957, Mr.-Lehman was western
division manager of Servomechanisms,- Inc. and previously with Benrus
Watch Co., Federal Radio and Telegraph and Sperry Gyroscope, Inc.
Lake
TAX LOSSES...
geous
of
Co.—Registers $250,-
* 1957—3 Mos.—1956
deductions
to the extent that
agreement,
company on Oct. 7 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 185,000 shares of its no par common stock. These shares rep¬
resent part of the holdings of Electric Bond & Share Co., and are to
price declines
these
companies;
1,584,902,669
mill.
securities
Corp.,
—
income
4.
the
of
This
Canadian
expenses
income
-
number
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Stock to Be Sold
of
Spartan
revenues
•Figures
agreement to acquire Cal-Air Engi¬
electronics sub-system designers and
American Electronics' Board Chairman,
an
By Electric Bond and Share Registered With SEC—
Holder*
the
'Net operating income
18,370,000
14,756,133
67,460,000 - 69,835,186
Dividend income
161,650,000 142,838,845 624,300,000 555,713,944
Other
income
11,140,000
10,591,035
46,190,000
35,071,295
48
signed
outstanding
American
185,
of
:
of
such
for general
1,051,169,769
ore
below.—V.
Banks
by
and
Oper.
the
of
Robert
processed by the mills during
2.32 pounds cf uranium per ton."—V. 183, p. 1105.
Rapid Electrotype Co.
Statement
would operate as a wholly-owned
American Colortype Co.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
See
of
offer
to
proposes
Oper. revenues
company's
Nordic
sys¬
and
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 3,
$250,000,000 of 26-year debentures,- due Nov. 1, 1983.
all
a
day.
per
ere
each
at
and
conveyor
Ontario
a
subject to approval' of appropriate
regulatory agencies, American Electronics would exchange 7,854 shares
of common stock and pay $35,000 in cash and $123,500 in notes for
$12,122,000.
the
of
113,930,000 103,011,073 455,41<MK>6 419,345,195
76,400,000
71*371,217 309,700,000 278,054,352
.Fed.
taxes on income..
12,440,000t 10,989,000
51,640,660
48,022,000
Other operating taxes..
6,720,000
5,894,723 <« 26,610,000
23,433,657
47
of Compton, Calif.,
terms
Under
space
head content
average
Inc.,
neering,
become
Qtilrke Lake
3,000
1,097,470
by
overhead
Co.,
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
American Electronics, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
This
■
s
plant
714.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Operating
tEarns.
operating profit after these ex¬
and preproduction write-offs of $9,825,-
mills,
production of
of
of
Mono-Rail
Director
a
Dividends
averaged
amounted
Canadian
filed
subscription
proveinents;
.
net
subject
are
surplus
administration
Director—
of Cleveland.
also
p.
covering
.for
to
Phillip W.
company's
a
period
average
go
on
mines
is
company
Interest
announced
the
Co.—^ew
SEC
developers,
at
1258.
p.
bidding.
It intends to use the proceeds for advances to
-subsidiary and associated companies; for the purchase of stock offered
The Course of Bank Clearings
;
„
with
company
1957
offered
td
report to shareholders,
a
"
have
nes,
'months
be
186,
manufacturer
major
185,
The
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
said:
mining taxes
ton, giving a
figures
the
the
Co.
Romaiu
This
;
(Canada)—Earnings—
Sept. 24 in
on
auditors.
of
to
are
.
before depreciation
These
centst
proceeds
$23 612,000.
Operating costs
ore milled giving an operating
Ontario
"Both
25
with
kw.—V.
American Telephone & Telegraph
33
Banks
from production for the six months ended Aug.
revenue
$2.09
but
penses
,
(par
totaled
per
Interest,
notification
new
000,000 Debenture Offering With SEC—
33
1
of Member
System
Condition
Reserve
,
Co., Bessemer, Ala.
Underwriting; The
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd.
W. H.
of
stock
common
share,'without
selling stockholders.
six
letter
a
Rates
Reserve
Combined
.
x.
The
Exchange
| Condition Statement
1,514,174
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
two
President of Sherman Products, Inc.,. Royal Oak,
to
the board of directors of the American
Conveyor Co.
Mich.—V.
Miscellaneous Features
Foreign
$2,883,812
1,103,564'
service
In
elected
affiliated
Mr.
■
v—V.18G, p. 1143.
Alabama National Life Insurance
'
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
10
,
$2,256,069
placed
33
' 1957—8 Mos.—1966
Income—
opcr.
tems,
Landhal
Exchange
been
Mono-Rail
39
,
1
$1,503,549 $12,413,849 $12,169,172
'T,099,475' 10,158,880
9,285,360
op.
ry.
has
year
a total capability of 332,000 kilowatts and has
additional seven generating units totaling 2,025,-
competitive
!
Railway
37
has
38
$951,958
39,932
the period 1957-60. It is expected
required to sell any additional shares
1060.
this
far
so
an
American Mono-Rail
Mich.,
.
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Stock Exchange..
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange.*
1041.
p.
System
William A. Romain,
37
2,996,327
$120,740
58,779
:•
i
3,205,217
-
for
be
not
prior to
approximately 6,400,000
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stoek Prices..^
—\
33
$584,740
expenses .-
opcr.
SBC.
stock
kw.
The latter include five 225,000 kw units and two 450,006 kw
the world's largest: power-producing machines.
Total generating
capability of the System upon completion of all of these units will be
37
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
" ;
of the
the common
invest in
36
Over-the-Counter Markets
detailing
to
000
34
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
1041.'
p.
AGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Stock
stock
construction
Toronto
1957— Month—1956 "• 1957—8 Months—1956
$495,960
$4,412,234
$3,948,285
revenue—,
oper.
Montreal
used
units,
34
-
approval
further
the
to
will be
program
will
company
common
The
34
Coast Stock Exchange...
construction
AGE
Its
under
—34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
inch pressure, the high^purity
company's
new
60,000,000 cubic
leased from Air Products.
Granite
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Pacific
subject
loans
the
generating units with
29
—;
Midwest Stock Exchange
placed
Co., Inc.—Issues Research Booklet—
has just issued
research and
being
per. square
generator,
two smaller Air Products units.—V.
uses
Granite
are
Exchange
of
,
the
at
oxygen
for
tubes
30
Stock
Exchange—.
Detroit Stock Exchange.
-
the
Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
steel
Products. Inc.
The storage bank holds
99.5", purity, oxygen, providing Granite
peak periods.
of
for
pounds
generated
month
per
Air
feet
oxygen
corporation
the
in
newcomers
-
ground;
the
by
cubic
reserve
tubes,
this
by
111.
aoove
site
125,000 standard
City
installed
been
feet
Large Storage Tubes—
storage
oxygen
at Granite City,
Towering 80
its
that
25
American
test
to
the
the
year,
from the
of
000,000
13
research- and
feet
.
1
New York Stock Exchange
world's
cial
additional
an
of
above
subsidiary operating companies bf' the AGE System
and, coupled with financing by the subsidiaries will provide the funds
necessary to enable the AGE System to complete Its projected $670,-
Page
growing business in the peaceful uses of atomic energy and is the
largest manufacturer, in terms of kilowatt output, of commer¬
and
on
Quotations..
only
time
date
\\ '/o
Proceeds
operated in nuclear work
for lhe last seven years is one. of five facilities of our Nuclear
ProductsErco division.
The activity which will be discontinued
moderate
the
at
equities
ACF has
which
1
from
time,'with all borrowings maturing two
initial borrowing.
The loans will bear
prime commercial rate of The First Na"ional City Bank of New York in effect from time to time.
Tne com-<pany will have the right to extend the original maturity, of the loans
interest
Oct.
banks
from
-years
the
Energy
fixed-price work
;work now assigned to the plant:
,
MISCELLANEOUS
-
■ •
Atomic
cost-plus,
of
as
fixed-price
a
Oct.
.on
from
present
plant
with
Board,
receipt
the
of
Y.>,
the
of
subsequent
Cdpy
1
«
Industries, Inc.—Has Fixed-Price Contract—
William
at
Price $1.25 a
Corporation and Investment News
r'
ACF
Monday, October 14, 1957
Net
to
the
under
share subscribed for.
'
•
proceeds of this financing will be
of the
retirement
applied, to the extent required,
company's 5"
mortgage note, 5%
unsecured
■
Co.
of
The
First
Chicago
,
and
National
The
Bank
Northern
of
Trust
Co.,
both
of
Chicago;
and
Boston.
„
notes and Its short-term collateralized bank borrowings and the balance
to
the
reduction
of
short-term
bank
borrowings.
manufacture
and
A M, l
sale
is presently
of, coin-operated
primarily
engaged
automatic
phonographs, commonly known as "juke boxes," and
in
the
,
The
agreement,
Commission,
subject
provides
that
approval of the Securities and Exchange
company may
make the borrowings
the
sories
therefor.—V.
181, p. 2237.
acces¬
t(
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1626)
2
son's
Service Co.—Private Placement—The
Public
Arizona
the
Oct. 4 announced the private placement with
31 institutional investors of $15,000,000 5x/8% first mort¬
slight
gage bonds due 1987. The bonds were sold at a
premium to cost the company 5.1%.
The
elon
$90,000,000."—V.
to
$
Railway
expenses-
oper.
$
nationwide
The
Net
ry.
—V.
op.
11,033,032
11,447,249
income—
1146.
4,927,982
5,000,930
39,847,883
ry.
oper.
180,
p.
oper.
Net
Net
revenueexpenses
179,349
from
rev.
89,613
oper. income.
186, p. 1146.
ry.
—V.
corooration
The
589,098
$308,351
$323,371
283,062
$2,663,930
2,377,830
$2,545,802
288,446
2,331,078
ry.
letter
a
y
*21,545
*22,626 '
4,984
RR.—Earnings$
Railway oper.
expenses.
the
$
$
$
California
Nevada —V.
Electric
186,
provides
acquire
Retirement
Sheet &
the
with
(convertible
ment
offered
Ltd.;
be
of
land
,
V*,'
on) which
of
current
a
funds
:
'
to meet *'!
land
$42,500,—V/? 182, "v
for
Tube
of
I,''
in
'
/!
-
f
i
envisiohs
field
west
of
;
;coveries,
with
Canadian
production
&
fori the
at
are
of
Javelin.
million
of:?. 22
Co.
this
both
.•
named
the
an
and
tests
of
as.
"program
iron
ore
per
actively engaged
"Wabush
mines
1'
the
and
.
»v
Iron
Quebec
immediately* adjacent
.j
Range-which
resulted
has
to : and
several
in
dis-
rival the original Wabush deposit. This
Jubilee. Irpn Corp., which was formed, to- provide
of this1; great iron property: Jubilee is a wholly
being
are
steel companies
.satisfactory
The
of
which* may
the
development
Physical
^
&
21
of
area
owned subsidiary of Canadian Javelhv Ltd.
.Negotiations
Ltd.
.
tons
moment
'*?■
in
of
,
corporation,
.
of Canadian Javelin have conducted exten*
group
Wabush
one
-has .been
the
of
-
work
the
debt
The Newfoundland and Labrador Corp.
development of the Wabuslv Iron Range by
Mather
The technical
sive
funded
steps dur¬
include:
steps
and
the
together
Pickands
.v
These
of
directing, the work'in the field
(3)
-/
progressive
year.
agreements between this corporation,
Co., The Steel Co. of Canada, The Youngstown
Interlake Iron Corp., Mather Iron Co., the Govern¬
Co.,
companies,
-
of
series
a
&-
Newfoundland,
annum.
,
,
letter to the stockholders, said
a
series
a
providing Tor
these
California' and
in
company's
adjacent
the'long-term
Completion of
ultimately
■/ •'
...
the
the
Oct. 4, in
on
(2)
.
service
electric
1374.
p.
the
^
to refund outstanding obligations and as interim financing for
cost of additions, betterments and improvements to. its utility-prop¬
erties.
12,572,940 111,493,912 113,925,441
12,009,082
93,189,897
97,066,865
12,619,255
11,183,069
revenue..
Railway oper.
ings
1957—8 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
1957—Month—1956
the com4
acquisition of
and
acquisition
part:
,
Atlantic Coast Line
Period End. Aug. 31—
to
ing
to be used for
-
the
the
'
Fickantis' Mather
is involved. The proceeds are
underwriting
capital.
No
added
This corporation has accomplished
the, first rthree Jquarters of this
•'
notification
of
for
;
Julian.'mines,
114G.
186, p.
in
has filed an application with the Federal Power Com¬
authority to issue short-term promissory notes not to
exceed $15,000,000 in aggregate amount outstanding at'any'time.
The company proposes to issue to the Bank pf/America National
Trust and Savings Association a series of notes, each maturing prior
to 12 months from date of issue.
.!•*.. -s
'
v.-4--'
California Electric said it would use the proceeds from the borrow¬
$286,100
$214,724
$34,925
$25,289
*1,223
to
proposes
President,
v
The company
mission seeking
operations
oper. income—
•Deficit.—V.
filed
3
for
warehouse
and
$42,500
Canadian Javelin, Ltd.—Retires Debt—John C.
Doyle,
the City
California Electric Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
-
Net
par.
working
Net revenue from railway
Oct.
on
1957—8 Mos.—195G
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses.
also
»■
'«'•
>
rate
at
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings
31—
It
•>
Files With
—
covering $150,000 of 5% debentures due Oct. 1, 1972
of $100 of debentures for 10 common shares)
to
SEC
at
Period End. Aug.
Burns Co., Inc., Oakland, Calif.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$1,555,101
$1,715,747
624,804
$188,811
67,341
$240,692
op.
ry.
be
to
(1)
(II. C.)
consideration
offices
-■
Co., Inc.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
share, plus accrued dividends. Payment is being made at
Corp., Indianapqlis, Ind.—V. 186, p. 522.
1,398,676
the
located;
are;
increased Inventory and working capital requirements brought-oil
by* the growth-in its business. The company has an option to purchase '
iilant, general* offices afuLwarehouse. (and the land on "which these
buildings are; located),, presently .under, lease; for $99,000/in-cash,; the
•)'
cancellation of indebtedness of $90,000, and the assumption of amort*
gage in an;unpaid;balance of $172,250.
It plans to exercise.this option/
$2,953,777
1,356,779
:
,
recently called for redemption on Oct. 1, 1957, all,
5% cumulative convertible preferred stock at $104
outstanding
J
connec*
*
f..;
..
of
general
balance
,
1
.
Fertilizer
corporation
its
per
$3,072,526
*
'
in
use
its;
vV
'
p.
for
,
the
announced
3
Securities
1957—8 Mos,—1953
$392,982
204,171
$420,041
oper.
Railway
Railway
|
11 states and the Territory
; ' ' *
•:
!"!*•;.
has 56 offices serving
315.
now
186,
•
Buhner
The
1957—Month—1956
on fOct.
company
,
St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Atlanta &
/'
Beach.
Long
'•
'
of
Period Ended Aug. 31—
of
company
'
97,332,631
44,110,938
94,850,648
from
rev.
finance
consumer
others..
p
3.4-acrd
tract of land adjoining the plant site; $450,000 for the construction of
a new plant which will
provide an increase of 100% • in plant capacity)
of
Hawaii.—V.
of
•
Net
purchase
section
48,951,395 408,728,315 392,879,030
37,504,146 313,871,067 295,546,399
51,374,379
40,341,347
revenue-
oper.
Railway
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
$
1957—Month—1950
plant,
these buildings
Lakewood Finance Co. of Long Beach,' Calif. - The
purchase involved an aggregate of $376,000 in receivables outstanding.;
The new office-—Budget's 56th is located in the Lakewood Village
the
Santa Fe. Ry.—Earnings-
Atchison, Topeka &
' '*•
-
,
cash- portion
pany's
Budget Finance Plan (Calif.)—Opens 56th Office—
This
Period Ended Aug. 31—
the
•
and the
1633.
185, p.
186, p. 1501.
Montaup Electric Co. below.—V.
See
totaling $85,000,000
At least five of these will be bond issues
plan.
."
proceeds of the sale of the $4,000 common' shares will be applied
as JfolloWk:
$500,000-to pay off short-term bank loans incurred to pro-/,'\
vide working capital needed, to
carry increased, inventories, finance' a
larger volume of receivables, and. pay, Federal income taxes; $99,000 aa .</'1
•i
Investment—
Brockton Edison Co.—To Increase
Liecty,
* !
Net
?
bonds, but John
has had a public offering: of its
company never
Treasurer and Assistant Secretary, said.
"Chances are very
good we will."
Mr. Liecty stated the company contemplates "ten or
twelve issues of securities in the next five years to cover our expanJj.
r
-line tools
\ni <\
.tion with this service and for dh
ri
The extended Interprovincial eliminates the necessity of transporting
western Canada crude oil to Clarkson by tanker from the pipeline ter¬
minal at Superior, Wis., and reduces the need for crude oil storage
over the winter months, when navigation is closed.—V. 186, p.
1501.
this year.
wire line service and manufac
a
previous 21,500 barrels per day.
A new catalytic reformer for
production of top quality gasolines was completed at Clarkson
earlier
company on
Monday, October 14, 1957
...
carried
with
on
for large-scale
samples
of
the -Julian
is
as
major rNorth
Iron1* Corp.
American 'irob
development'.'of. the Jubilee deposit;
the
Jubilee
iron
-are
ore
proving
that of the famous Wabush deposit.—V. 186,
as
622.
p.
T
;
California Oregon Power Co.—Common Stock Offered
Net revenue from rail¬
*
1,436,486
768,106
operations
income
186, p. 1146.
way
Net ry. oper.
—V.
563,858
549,222
—An
investment banking syndicate headed jointly by
Blyth & Co., Inc. and The First Boston Corp. on Oct. 8
made a public offering of 200,000 shares of common
16,858,576
6,342,750
18,304,015
6,573,034
;
stock
Inc.—Sales Up 49%—
Atlas Sewing Centers,
-
the first quarter of the
Herbert Kern, President.
of 49% over the $2,347,585
recorded
in
the
comparative period of the preceding year, which
was
the best fiscal year in the history of the company.
Earnings for the first quarter reached the new high of $395,613
before
provision for Federal taxes. Net income was $237,368—equal
to 40 cents per share—an increase of 1 8% over the same record period
Sales
earnings
and
iiscal
corporation's
Sales
last
of
hit
highs
new
according
year,
$3,500,051,
to
rose
for
shares and
to
Oct.
on
increase
an
(par $20) at $27.25 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net
pioceeds from the
the proposed
from
continued
Atomic Development Mutual
capital expenditures.
" /.■
EARNINGS—For the
ot
the
stock
were
of
$1.60
per
such
dividends
in
1957
and
with
-mission
stock
common
Fund, Inc., Wilmington,
and
are
share
year
will
and
has
given
interested
persons
until
Oct.
stock
common
filed
8
with
covering
(par $1).—V.
185,
p.
the
SEC
2.000,000
142.
an
amendment
in
$
i
Railway
oper.
Railway
Net
due
1,
Oct.
Series
March
due
Net
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
186, p.
8,119,514
op.
9,149,968
Series
7(>r
2,974,307
4,432,565
1982.
1,
stock,
1987
series
hoard
"
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
The
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
186, p.
ry.
E.
$63,036
First
$99,754
$2,594,450
M.
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
■
rev.
2,138,985
expenses.
1,627,026
income—.
oper.
1,067,860
1041.
the
pansion program
which
the
growing market
V. 186, p. 418.
will
for
enable
cold
the
finished
a
•
...
_
keep pace
Camp
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
from
186,
p.
op.
5,504,774
$1,806,170
income
oper.
British
ry.
683,959
1373.
American
Oil
vincial Pipe Line Co.—
Co.
refinery
&
&
&
Clarkson
Collins
Skaggs
I.
F.
Inc.
&
;_
&
with
completion
refinery.
of
the
this
T/he
pipe
week
new
of
unit
line
system
additional
adds
crude
40,000
from
on
Sarnia
Oct.
*
•
&
Northwest
Co.—
Paine, Rice & Co.—
Co.
The
for
sale
H.
Reynolds &
Schwabacher
$303,486
A
'
$2,614,218
1,433,948
$165,077.-'; $1,033,716 '
■
436,168
Files With
—
Miller
&
1,500
20.000
shares
by- the company
statement,
its
of
$1
Co
&
&
Fay
—V.
186,
p.
Staats
&
S.
Co
3,100
&
The
par
Strauss'-&
oil from
&
Co
2,000
Walston
&
Inc.
2,000
6,200
Co., Inc
Weeden
&
Wilson,
Johnson
Co.
Inc
&
that
934.
p.
1,000
1,700
1,000
Dean Witter
2,000
Wulff,
1,500
Zilka, Smither & Co.,
have ceased
to
flow
letter of notification with"the SEO
a
In
rise
Co.—Plans
Inc.
part
Offering—
•
.
statement
will
be
filed
the
with
SEC
in
sometime
month.
this
of
Debenture
$65,000,000 of sinking fund deben¬
of investment houses headed
group
will use .the proceeds for plant expenditures and for
working capital.
-
to
,
.
first
the
$30,000,000
-1
eight
months
plant
for
and
$75,000,000
of
this
year
equipment
and
the
it
company
this
expects
by the end of the year.—V.
Centex Petroleum
186,
p.
has
spent
figure
1502.
Corp., Fort Worth, Texas
will
-
&
Co.
16,000
Hansen & Co
-
Inc.
—
Files
3,100
1,500
naturally. 1 It also operates
corporation
Sept.
30
filed
letter
of
notification
with
the
covering 50,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
sharei, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
expenses incidental to start of operations.
for
on
a
per
Central
Electric
The
company
Life
&
Gas
Co.—Bonds
Sold
($1
/
Privately—
Assurance
Hig-
gins
1501.
wells
to
and employees
intention is to
remainder to em-,
SEC
1,500
corporation on Oct. 7 filed a registration statement with the
covering 84,000 shares of its $1 par common stock." The company
proposes to offer this stock for public sale through a group of under¬
writers headed by Lee Higglnson Corp.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company manufactures gas lift equipment for use in the recovery
of
stock,
common
on.
Company
additional
The
Co._
SEC
'
;
-
.
SEC
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Cameo, Inc., Houston, Tex.—Registers Proposed Stock
Offering With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
and the
officers
to
the
present
1,500
_'
——
1,500
;
Co. *
Leydecker
Wagenseller & Durst,
2,000
Sandman
&
R.
1,200
Co
shares
3,500
■
with
selected officers
to
subsidiaries.
its
Officer-
V
*
2,000
&
son
&
Co
7,000
&
Co.
2,000
&
Hemphill.
3,500
Stewart, Eubanks, Meyer-
Sutro
Richards
520,906
^
,
Z 1,000
Stephenson,
6,200
;
$1,180,270
SEC for
•'
•
registration
Tractor
registration
2,000
Inc.
William
3.500
Inc
Inc
Smith, Barney & Co.—
2,000
Harper & Son
«*
$2,421,175
183,121J ,387,459
8^,494
company plans the' sale of
in mid-November through a
The
Co
&
Southwick-Campbell
1,500
P.
Co.,
3,500
7,000
Friedman
!
;
1997—8 Mos*—1956
;
$348,193
<!•; $128,641.
• 60,665
,
corporation on Oct. 3 filed
the. latter
1,000
1,700
Co.,
Co
223,363
Ry.—^Earnings—.
< 174,845
a
and
than
more
by Blyth & Co.,
1,000
:
1,000
v
Co.
Co
Holmes
4.
processing facilities at B-A's
$971,568
•
1957—Month—1956
.
filed
covering
1957,
not
tures
George Patten Investment
Union
Co.—
June S. Jones & Co.
com¬
barxels-a-day capacity to Clark-
1147.
p.
ry; pp.
income—
Caterpillar
■
1,200
__—u
6,200
J.
Hill
46,827,023
with
;*64,594
(par one cent
to be offered at
share, through Anglo-American Securities, Inc., New York. The
proceeds are to he used for working'capital, etc.
.
4,000
1,500
1,500
Waldo
$58,827 622
coincided
4^43,51?
Caruso Foods, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
2,000
3.
Granbery, Marache & Co.
recently completed extension of
announced
Extension
*72,532
•
1,500
Tern-
&
Co
&
2,000
Marshall
&
Maxfield
stated
month
,.*$13,926
1147.
company
The
7,000
Co
Jones
Moseley & Co
Murphey Favre, Inc
1,200
Co.
&- Co.
&
California
First
Foster
Hayden,
this
3.991,698
$1,237,224
544,078
412,520
*514,230
op.
$2 per
Pacific
Co
duPont
Dillon,
El worthy
ex¬
&
-
$5,215,085
covering 150,000 shares of common stock
1,700
2—
Morgan
Co.
&
t
1957—8 Mos —1956
•
$5,228,922
$393,594
ployees other than officers.—V. 185,
Pierce,
pleton
1,000
Inc
Co.
1,200
& Robbins
Securities
1957—8 Mos.—1956
earlier
1957-^-Month—1956,
$380,643
Northwestern
company,
2,
the
1,700
Beane
Miller
Mitchum,
Co.
Eastman
Co., Ltd.- -Linked to Interpro-
at
ry.
from
offered
sell
3,100
This
company's
.35,203,000
Carpenter Paper Co.
1,000
(
4.000
Francis
$1,686,863 $11,283,299 $12,003,594
667,210
3,770,398
3,454,403
menced receiving crude oil
through the
the Interprovincial Pipe Line, it was
9,123,000
8,001,000
211.
revenue.
oper.
be
firm
.
,
$7,225,332 $57,572,350
5,538,469
46,289,057
Inc
Lynch,
Fenner
Revel
2,000
1,200
and
Co.
1957—Montn—1956
$7,310,944
Merrill
Co.
Hooker
rev.
ry.
The
Byllesby
Campbell
RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
Lewis,
Brothers
McAndrew
Grande & Co.,
Lehr
R.
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Mason
2,000
M.
Wm.
Boston & Maine
John
&
&
Weedon
bars,"Mr.
a
Shares
1.000
Co.,
&
Slocumb
Crowell,
to
1,200
Company,
3,051,117
corporation
steel
and
5,117,101
national
made
',
2,000
Eichler
J.
range
*272,000
p.
oper;"-expenses
of
below have
1,000
William
long
477,153,000
186,
oper.
rev.
This
'
1,500
Davis,
in
61,533,000 506,605,000
Income.— '
oper.
ry,
Oct.
.
7,000
*
&
A
"
'■
512,356,000
64,262,000
Employee Offering— '</■
stock:
common
' S
" S
rents
3,100
Co
$2,529,916
,
development
named
amount.
Peabody & Co.—
(Inc.)
Inc.—Completes Plant Expansion—
latest
'
' I
Kidder,
Inc.
expansion of the company's Detroit (Mich.), plant has
just been
completed bringing it to 77,500 square feet or 94%
larger than the
original plant, Arthur Lehr. President, announced on Oct. 7.
marks
Net
..
Lester, Ryons & Co——„
Barth & Co
H.
The
"This
&
Baird
W.
Brush,
:
Bliss & Laughlin
expressed
ry.
Net
/.
mortgage and deed of 'trust
in
1957—8 Mos.—1956>
f'l
expenses;2 >394,873
Deficit.—V.
—V;'180, -p;
shs..!.' 1,838,669 shs.i
20,000
Co.—
$7,331,834
497,812
•
42,000 shs.
20,000
Corp
Blankenship, Gould
Blakely, Inc.
1957—8 Months—1956
$573,572-
'
:
,
first
*
1957—Month—1956
revenue-
from
rev.
i'Rallv/fly
5,947 shs.
105.834 shs.2..'-I * None
unlimited
underwriters
Co._
Bateman,
$1,804,314 $19,884,991 $15,761 338
1,230,742
12,553,157
13,231422
$1,983,237
is
the
all oi the
Inc.
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
to purchase
&
&
Robert
2,735,279
from ry. oper.
186, p.
bonds described
Adams
Bailey
$3,375,252
252,633
$3,610,263
revenue—
under
oper.
.
Railway
}
"
•
the
2.500.000
authorized
Boston
Boettcher
Period End. Aug. 31—
as
determine
among
EIGHT MONTHS
69,534.000 515.728,000
186,
Carolina &
18,135 shs.
42,000 shs.
series
FIRST
63,990,000
Period Ended Aug. 31—
70,000 shs.70,000 shs.
may
AND
'
,
•'*
.>
•
>
'
,
.
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
*
>><
10,000,000
—7.793 shs.-»'
in
(par.$20
•»
7,000,000
24,373 shs.
directors
.'V
......
AUGUST
rPeriod Ended Aug. 31—
Net
10,000,000
"
.
$1001—
American) business
a-land that
for
•'
4
(callable)—^
amount
Atkinson
1146.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
fpar
—
primarily
income
operating
Railwayoper;
.7,000,000
6,000,000
-
k
>
Blyth & Co., Inc
" 1957—8 Mos.—1956
229,852
Bessemer & Lake Erie
*
issue)—-
,
new
Outstanding
,
Shares
26,732,619
$1,022,929 $11,232,354 $11,585,544
843,103 '
923,175
8,637,904
8,210,292
op.
1—_
j
attractive
an
'
$906,139
income
oper.
—
of
"•
designed
opportunity.^
FOR
&
taxes
Deficit.—V.
Railway
37a'" 16,000,000
(new
UNDERWRITERS—The
J.
Net
Net
of
securing the
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Railway
•
■
•
FINANCING
;
.series -(callable)-.;
Common stock
The
1957—Month—3 956
PRESENT
57,678,202
25,050,040
*
.
■
$13,500,000
r4,500,000
3°o%-,
cumul.
(non-callabler
4.70%
1258.
Period Ended Aug. 31—
TO
"jy
1, 1984, 3V4%—
(non-callable
6%
of
1,
due Oct.
Preferred
$
61,376,476
Net
purposes
'**'
'<
title
the
communities
■
*
3'/a %
1974.
May 1, 1986,
commitment
ry.
/
with
revenues
Expenses,
Net
Series due Aug. 1, 1979, 2%%
due June 1, 1981, .3^8%
Series due
38,905,677 311,694,334 307,364,11.1
29,755,709 250,317,858 249,685,909
31,355,992
expenses
from
tax
72
April 1, 1978, 3'a%
•
$
at the rate
estimates 90%
Jackson, ,Josephines Lake and
Modoc, Del no^te, Trinity
'
EFFECT
Series
5957—8 Mos.--1956
-
$
39,475,506
revenue-
cper,
rev.
Month—1956
to
is
Research and Development Depart¬
3
Operating
Siskiyou,
■.
Nov.
5.10%
Earnings—
1957
and
•
GIVING
Unallotted & issuable
Baltimore & Ohio RR.Period Ended Aug. 31—
service
is
Period End. Aug. 31—
to the
share.-"
paid
the company
Federal income
electric
California.
Series
1
to
shares
additional
being
Rys.—Issues New Booklet—
Expansion"
booklet
EARNINGS
revenues
common
and
for
Klamaifh.
Oregon,
Series due
Axe-Houghton Fund B, Inc., Tarry town, N. Y.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation on Oct,
registration statement
"throbbing
mortgage bonds—
Series due
The
gross
applicable
per
Authorized
writing group, Accordingly, its purchase of tne debentures is prohibited
unless an exemption order is issued by the Commission.—V. 186, p. 622.
Its
in
areas
in
counties
CAPITALIZATION
*First
bearing thereon. The securities to be acquired are a part of an offer¬
ing of $12,000,000 of debentures by General Tire. The Fund's investment
adviser, Auchincloss, Parker and Redpath, is a member of the under¬
t
rural
counties
Shasta
,
and the Com1957, to request a
18.
$2.20
currently
tax-free
furnishes
•
attached;
warrants
per
be
1957,
31,
earnings
to
for
Canada, with duly 16 million people, already ranks fourth
/.the trading nations of the' world, the bookiec pmivo ouc,
;*
1958.
adjacent
Douglas
Tire Debentures—
purchase
is
-T
,
National
Canada
The. illustrated
.
„
investment company, it was announced on Oct. 4, has applied
,to the SEC for an exemption order permitting its purchase of $500,000
of General Tire A* Rubber Co. 6 <
subordinated debentures due Oct. 1,
1982,
and
equal
dividends
common
ol
ended July
$22,062,000
$3,604,360,
DIVIDENDS—Cash
through
montns
12
totaled
company
common
This
,
first mortgage bonds
sale of $10,060,000
to
firms who may be contemplating plant location in Canada;
15,
BUSINESS—Company
Del.—To Acquire General
,>
common
1957,
will
be used
to retire
outstanding bank
loans
$14,000,000 incurred to finance the company's construc¬
program and to reimburse
the company's treasury in part/1 for
tion
the first quarter
with
the addition oi lour new outlets in Virginia, .California, Texas
and Mississippi. The company now has 42 retail outlets in 20 states,
mostly in the South anci West.—V. 186, p. 622.
expansion
of
program
,
additional
aggregating
year.
Atlas!
:
of the
sale
Canadian
"Look
booklet produced by the company's
ment. •
has placed privately with the Equitable
Society of the United States, the Life
Insurance
Co.
Fund
others
of
Virginia, Wilmington (Del.) Savings
issue of $1,500,000 first
mortgage
5%%" bonds, series H, due 1982.—V. 185, p. 934.
;
and
an
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Mos.—1956
<
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$3,670,837
Railway
oper.
expenses
2,951,350
3,070,300
23,940,589
23,762,202
$719,487
$606,235
$5,374,438
$6,132,960
13,254,321
3,685,286
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry;
from
oper.
186,
p.
ry.
cp.1
income—_
1042.
478,394
$3,676,535 §29,315,027 $29,895,162
332,222'
•
Volume 186
Number 5681
Central RR.
of New
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Jersey—Earnings—
;
Railway
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns.—.
'
«mKOB8^m3
Jwio-IEndows. 31-
•
expenses-
4,179,475
,4,231,223
32,051,893
32,208,407
from ry. oper.
$1,212,311
$1,228,960
$7,7o3,950
$8,506,881
oper.
Railway
Railway
'
1.
Net
i
rev.
506,411
rfor°Per'ii^0m5""
v
443,747
-
2,258,500
«
.
,
Central
I
n
Vermont Ky.
kaU^vwerTefemZ
*"■
Net
Net
from
rZ'~
rv
186,
«9no 120
$1940 208
35805
*330 555
18.0J5
35.805
24,550,782
24,097,716
expenses
17,541,567
18,209,421
1957—Month—1956
950
4bb,95b.
-
oper.
expenses
Net
Fall Off—L. B.
from
rev.
rv.
McKnight, President, in his remarks before the New.
Society of Security Analysts on Sept. 12, said'in';
p.
4,290,169
4,012,800
21,360,094
4,081.430
-
Dart"
vJi
■
t.
•60,000
to
for
the
shares
more
1. Increases
in
will be
year
somewhat
lower.
With
.Period End. Aug. 31—
*
. The
J...
Net
material costs at
faster rate
a
than
we
18.785,461
—V.
180,
1147.
•
32 068 043
31
l',708*,900
lo!542',5G6
through increased selling
prices
in
highly
competitive
also°"xpanded^^person^|S\raininv^arid
'Looking ahead into 1958
^.nature.
We
possible
do
that
And so,
are
than
see
trend
the
looking
in
today,
1958
at
the
on
horizon
markets
will
be
of
us
expects
By
accuracy:
good
as
such
and
possibly
greatest
variation
aimed
sheet
It
to
maintain
wUhout
of
and
and
examine
we
stock
rights- at
facilities
Stockholders
Belt
of
pre-emptive
items.
first
The
is
that
uart"
pdri.
strong
a
s
it
has
nas
of
50.000
shares
by
The
-
issued
found
to,,
r-I'n-2
~
,,,
?ni oln
6/4,0o2
b01,940
r.
.
,
_
in
of
•
;
enjoyed
at
City
180,
ing
is for
income-
oper.
'1042
lf]f
^
Bank
727.
p.
^
!.
902,442
■
-j
•»
L
'
mately
$T37,000 shares
Another
of
area
issued
are
balance
and
•
Ra'iway. oper.
Railway oper.
'
total
of
\
y;
$1,480,180
expenses
1,073,844
1957
shop
$1,253,270 $10,381,589
1,064,982
8,438,073
is
171,435
6 961
'644*570
'
*
Railway
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses.
>-
_
being
180,
-♦
•
...
?
Wyoming
'460
Net
Net
U57—Month—1956
;. ♦
-
•
Earns,
046
-
share
.
4'
'v'
-a,™
-r;
Oiii.i/
At
v
Svstom
Uas
in
.
.
Et IS
Railway
MPt
,
oner
revenue
°3 801
oner,
vnen es
expenses
18907
18.907,8.
T«r
fr/fm
T? *rlr
xr
.
i
—v.
l«o,
p.
rv
4 893
nn
irJJmn
—
t
Oct.
7
Uliermg—
Of
the
•
,
A
Preferred
Copmion
t
i»A«
.
167 455 276
18 05s'«47
18,053,847
135*22694 d 31,8/
130,822,694 >131 672V>63
>03
204
5 083 059
l'^5
^
Kerics A dt(e
series
Ul'ther details follow!
r
EFFECT TO PRESENT
1975,—.
D
rhirae-n
Eastern
A'
S S L ?!
1S&S.7
Railwnv oner
Railway bper,
Illinois
iqw
RR
Month
15
F
expenses-
SQ3J?
100,
p.
r^fiinnp-A
v>-it
Wpstprn
31
-
frr»m
ifcb,
rv
m
1957-
Rv.
089 902
2 10r5052,l08,50o
1956
115
S5
36,250,000'
38,750.000
'
1981—
40,000000
38,750,000
•
due
due
25,000,000
20.000,000
25,000,000
25,000.000
25,000.000
' 50,000,000
5,420,000
1982
—.
'.J.
1982
debs',due 1964
a—
stock t $50 par value)stock" 1 without par value)—
in
10^'
J.une.30< 1957. . .
»
•
29,500,090 shs.
23,049,273shs.
09?
*
.
"
'
1-956
$25 141 194
$23 479 511
16017 277
lb,-917,277
16*043 900
lb,043,9uo
S8 223 917
403 725
3 099 086
'
$7 435 611
2 959
3,0^9,086
2t;
2,359,2.7
R^-Earnings-
,
$5,370,743'
oper*.
revenue—.
$701,903
SC62.236
Railway
oper.
expenses.
395.289
413,681
3,065,332
3,084,735
from ry^opc-rs.
$306,694
$248,555
110,172
$2,305,413
$2,146,006
Net
Net
rev.
ry.*oper.
—V.
186
p.
income—•
127.324
1,011,715
$5,230,741
.980,449
•
1
1147.
—
—
&
of
$50,000,000
in
first
mortgage
of common stock to employees,
cash, depreciation accruals and
of
period.
the
This
sale
would
of
leave
additional
ltrpf^vvpH
np'v
Rtr»##ir
ir
about
securities
norf
«-
i
" Julien Collins
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—
1.200.000
gee
also
V.
186,
•
*'
-
company
stockholders Of record
scri^>e
On
,
...
Of
before
..
1
Sept. 30,
Oct.
31,
-
-
1,500
Patterson,
&
Union
for
.
4,500
.....
-
&
&
&
020
Co
Sz
Hughes
&
;
370
1,100
Gardner
& Co.,
Co.—
Inc.-.,
1,500
__
1,100
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.
&
Rothschild
370
Corp.
Johnston,' Lemon
L.
—620
—'
Renshaw
&
1,500
*300
Co.——-
.
620,
Bros.
Co!—
1,500
Hutzler-
2,500
&
&
1,500
300
1,100
Shields & Co
1,900
_J—'
Deane
&
Scribner
"
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.
4,100
F. S. Smlthers Se Co._
1,100
1,900
Stifel,
Stern
1,500
2,500
Brothers
300
,
Swiss
&
Co.,
1,100
Inc
Taylor,
620
Rogers
&
Knto.
w,
additional
c!
Langley &
-
..
•
Co._II—
2,500
Day
G. H. Walker
Anthony
Watling,
Wertheim
&
Lerchen
&
&
R.
L.
1,900
Co
&
Co.__
Iteny. K_w^d *£>—
1,900
Woodard-Elwood
&
,370
2,500
Co.^
Dea^'wutS
-
300
'
Tucker,
5.400
Lwb.&^Co—.
1,900
Tracy,
Inc
1,900
4 "2
common
f 370
American Corp._c.__
Trask & Co
Spencer
370
Co.
-
4,100
'620
Corp—
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Stroud
.
.cZZZT US
&
jj™
*370
Co.
F' s- YarttiS"&,.Co., Inc.—
1,100
BUSINESS— Company is engaged in the production, purchase, transmist;ion, distribution and sale of electricity in a territory having an
/
-—-Aj
—
:
—:
;
Wiljiam B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y,t REctor 2-0570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
fgeneral hews and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
■"
'
—*
r.
—
"
"THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
i.*.
j
Dana
Seibert,
President.
Published
twice'
(Reg. U. 8, Patent Office)
a
-week
[every Thursday
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, -London; E. C., England c/o Edwards
post office at New York, N. Y., under the-Act of March 3,
1879., Subscriptions in
Canada, $63.00 per year. OtheT Countries, $67.00 per year.
NOTE.
of the fluctuations
&
Smith,
Copy right 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class
U. S. Possessions, Territories and. Members of Pan-American Union,
United States,
-
Ou
account
in
the
rate'of
exchange,
remittance;
for
foreign
subscriptions
620
620
' 020
Inc.
Co.
&
Webster Securities
Stone &
.
370
-
& Co
Nicolaus
370
_____
&
William R. Staats & Co.-
4,100
620
4,100
370
370
Singer,
300
-
620
Chas. W. .Scranton & Co..
Shearson, Hammill & Co.*.
300
620
4,100
1,900
.
Rothschild
F.
Salomon
1,100
Co
W. E. Hutton & Co
The. Illinois Co.,- Inc.'——_
Indianapolis Bond & Share
'
on
020
1,900
Rodman
Stock .Of-
(psr $25) at $40 per share
300
Hopwood
Reynolds
Riter
-
Jaffray
Co., Inc.
Reinholdt &
4,100
E. F. Hutton & Co
100,000
^
2,500
&
Inc.
Raffensperger,
Se-
J- J- B, Hilliard & Son
Hornblower & Weeks
Hurd, Ciegg & Co.
v
,
,370
&
Pressprich & Co.—
Putnam
370
—
1957 the right to sub-
1957
Piper,
w.
R.
1,100
Granbery, Marache & Co._,
'
•
370
Co.——
Jackson
—
1,900
Co.—
:
■
Copeland
Kendall,
1,500
370
1,000
020
5,400
1,500
duPont & Co—
>
Northwest
Paine, Webber,
Curtis
1,900
620
,Fultpn Reid & Co., Inc.—
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goodbody & Co.-
100,000
-
Ohio ch
Pacific
.
.
offered to its
..
_
shares of common stock
—
Oct.
on
'
*
The
•-
lOb.OOO
-
MSo
•
500,000
,
,370
i.oo0
,—__
1,100
100,000
Co—
mosp)j • +. cn
SS £ N^Vco—i: ' US
1,100
150,000
Harold E. Wood
®
1,100
2,500
1,100
Winslow lire
Irving Lundborg & Co.Robert L. Whittaker &
Columbia Telephone Co., Columbia, Pa.
ferecl—The
(Inc.)
Chace,
000,000
1,500
5,400
Zoo
'3„„
Fauset, Steele & Co
—-
1
Newlmru'
600.000
Co.
300
BefDe--™
Milwaukee Co
370
H. Hentz & CO.——
Hickey & Co,, Inc
000,000
600,000
300
f
Hallgarten
Y
Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
300
Hemphill, NoyeS & Co.l—
1
300
Inc,
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
Schoellkopf, Hutton &.
V
—
620
Pomeroy, Inc.
Schwabacher & Co
Scott, Horner & Co
200,000
West
1,900
Co.
The
200,000
Whiteside,
370
—Z_
& Co
&
Moore, Leonard & LynchMorgan Stanley & Co._
200,000
<te
A. E. Masten & Co
2,500
200,000
1502.
p.
-
.
1,500
"300
1,900
200,000
—
370
-
2,500
600,000
Granbery, Marache <fe Co.
-H. .Hentz & -Co._W.—/
>_
E. F. HiUton & Co
McDonnell & Co
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co„ Inc.__^_>:_——.
Burnham & Co
Inc.—
& Co.—
Saunders, Stiver & Co.„
600,000
&
Co.
cf Si""nons—C°- ^nc—
600,000
Cullom, Davis
,1
&
^"'52^
30p,00Q.
:
_*
•'
Laurence M. Marks & Co,_
jvi.
^-riagan, Inc.
Z
4,100
Joseph Walker & Sons-
Co.„J—
shelbJ
Zker ^ Co. Inc.—
Sc
1,900
Loewi
McDonnell <te Co
Carl McGlone &
Co
2,500
4,100
Rhoades
Co.
1,500
Harrimcn Ripley & Co.,
Inc...—,
Hayden, Stone & Co
Co.
Loeb,
SS^br,?°^,.'^
300.000
.
4,100
M.
Farwell, Chapman & Co.F*rst of Michigan Corp.—
First Securities Co. of
Chicago——
Fii'st- Southwest Cb—r
300,000
John C. Legg & Co.——
Newburger, Loeb <te Co.
Elkins, Morris, St6kes &
<fe
Carl
—
2,500
-300,000
1,200,000
1.200,000
1,200,000
1,200,000.
Lee Higginson Corp
Lehman Brothers
370
Corp.
Shares
•
24,930
24,930
,
300.000
& Co
Shares
370
370
curities
300.000
'
pieiento siock.
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—
Equitable Securities Corp.-
$500,000
500,000
Co., Inc.
Co.—
~
-■*
Childs
F.
Henry Herrman./fc
-
—
C.
1,200.000
.
Railway
Goodbody & Co
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
-
1i325(ooo
30p,000
300,000
...
Illinois Midland
Co
Emanuel, JJeetjen & Co.
of Michigan-Corp,
Co.
-
&
First
Cooley
,
.
2159 684
si 00E 382
which
cash resources at the end of 1956,
1957
McDonald
<fc
Eastman Dillon,
.
of the purchasers and the respective
new debentures to be purchased by each are
names
1,200,000
'
•
"
'
8 Mos
397
««8i
program
its construction
McCormick
Francis I.
-
Company
1 1,200,000 .' Evans & Co. Inc
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
700,000
A. E. Masten & Co.-
2,729,099
•
Weld
Shields
*3 108 066
2,i5J,b84
1
SeterredTS'Jle followmg respective nUmberfl
Dlck & Merle-smith
R: s- Dickson & Co., Inc.Dillon, Read & Co. -Inc.
Dominick & Dominlck
Doyle, O'Connor & Co
Drexel & Co..
"
20,000,000-
500,000 shs.
-
*
Salomon tros. & Hutzler
'
772 227
2 729
2,808,040
19c7
the
n*
Coffin & Burr, Inc
Julien Collins. & Co.——,
Courts & Co.——_
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler <fe Co
;
•
Hornblower &' Weeks—
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
F; S, Moseley & Co—-J. J
"Ph^< Fenn & Co.__„
'
442
18936 215
18,93b,215
2 808640
Earnings
Month
•403,066
i_4/.
p.
Chicago &
..
so ion
210974
330,974
403 066
t'/iv
™
£
—v.
""S718 292"
•
Orpnt
reverue
SJ!!
Railway
•
416,031
oSer
! ' expenses
oper. expenses
Pailwflv
570
flfi'oBl
ome
1 Jit.
Period Fnded Ana
.
19 773 970
19,7/J,9/b
$24 708
~
rvnH
vet
v
—v.
of
Nov.
before
1972.
E- W,. Clark. & Co
Clark, Dodge & Co
John W. Clarke & Co.
*
404)00.000
G-due' 1981—
H
$100,050,000
90.000,0001
40,000.000
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc. l„20d,000
A. G. Becker *& Co. Jnfc. 1^004)00
'*
1157-8 Mos -1956
$25 874 Ml
2423909
2,423,909
2 437997
2,43/,997
•'
c.i«
1, 1967
interest! or
Nov.
option
01 *eAr Prefelled stock is a pait^
The, nn'dei'W;Titers n»inei below hav«> severally
Inc
Co.,
H. M. Byllesby & Co.
1
1980—u
due
EqQitable Securities Corp,
Hayden, Stone & Co—
-
wronfi//
Urt
-Whitc.
193* 00'
Earnings
201
redeemed
1,
B°Inc°r'—*1°"
.
^
FINANCING
50,750,000
Merrill LytlCh^ Pierce,
Fenner & Beane— $1,325,000
,
13,2o9,lJO .15,193,00.-
1958
ST42
-$3 366573
+*«
to
lower
the
™
^Outstanding
—$110,060.0001
' r '*
.
.
••
if
Boettcher & Co.—
I,
60,000,000
the. tqble below:
35 174 505
25«»'l70
13
closed,
prior
620
t,wth
1979-,—^——
due
-Ppfnci^>al in
amounts,of- the
set forth
'•eG 847 003
31032 582
805
1,^85,80.)
books
$107
through
offering
-
Securities-
Weeks
T
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner.
Authorized
PURCHASERS—The
23 139 500
Allyn &
William Blah
public
-
r..n»
.Axpf
c {
'
new^
the
wfnL^
Offprincr
UBDenture
of
.fr1
AAn
GIVING
debs.,'series
t'
•
inc.
_
debs.; series E due
"
of
^lte' ^ & Co. About $5 000 000 of de-; Burns.
7sdebs.," series
WM debs.r series
.■5W.'o debs., series
; 5%' debs., series I,
$5.95
154
T834 202
nresent
Adams & Co.-_>._.—
;
Bphpntnrp
issue
OU1'
.
'
•
.
*"*'SUbbrd.
3^0
0
114/.
'
p. 1984.
redeemable
in
four-year
Barret, Fitch, North & Co,
®eaI,' ®te?r"s »&„C<V"—
,
PViHwiv"
sales in
•
•
Oct. 4 of $25,000,000 5% debentures,
on
3
47,753.000....
EnrninP<?
Illc
Oysiem,
made
3Va"Ci
•,
1957—9 Mos.—1956 t
$ !*•.
s:
•
iw
--1 oso
,1957—8 wfos.—19j6
-
•
349,411
deirs., 'series' B due 1975———'—'
3%% debs;, series C due 1977
■
RR
1957—MOn-th—1956
fVn,„
Ball> Bur8e & Kraus
$932,941
'504,163
3'i
633.808
T
;
_
ftuflinp-fnn
Period tnded Aug.-31
fiic
—
*
'
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$1,307,459
.
CAPITALIZATION
...
•
$6.09
'
$,399
'
Dentures are Still available,
$1,207,554
49,233,000
1*424'124
1
$48,048
70,142
-
3u'u'/c
$0.75
$2,357 065
1 710 146
.
Was
3rrr, dei1SM
•„
$3,017,005
•
'A ^ a"d
Z
3,810,932
,
5,985,000
'
$0.75
and 'Ex-
.
Baker,
1957—8 Mos.—1956
due Oct. 1, 1982, at 100% and accrued interest by a
groupi
Earnings—
•
•
•
Securities
Bache & Co
—
1,500
Bacon, Whipple & Co.— 2,500
k°bei't W. Baird &, Co.,
Inc'
—1.500
(
153,020
1042.
p.
offering
,
1374
d"
rui^<rn
—
-
the
American
_
$201,068
$183,928
income—_
oper.
shares
A. C.
*
_—_l
:
•
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
.
36,332,000 320,919,000 309,909,00d
6,080,000
com."
per
180
$
37/829,000
182,043
-
,
LOIUmwa
;
1957—Month—1956
income—
Net
,
$1,084,843
551,285
& Ohio Ry.—September
income-"
$365,971
expenses-
Mention
.
com-
....«~
$'"-r
revenue—
f!ftliimhii
*
Chesapeake
"—V
,v
.
$113,210
76,726
of
Tho First Boston CorP
Glore,. Forgan & Co>_
.
oper.
.
!
:
—
.
the
0,
after Nov.
or
? provld®d out of (at
net proceeds
which
E. M.
Ky.—Earnings—
oper.
-—V>186,
$5,076,486.
3,875,176/
1147.
p.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
*.
*
Gross
••
■
—
.'W
i
$4,760,019
:
$112,190
oper: incbmei:^.; ' '
78",408
way operations
Net ry.
—V.
444,471
from rail-
revenue
'
$557,081
'440,104
the
and
earnings not distributed
0f
_
*
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$558,300
—.—
^
the
*
$1 848 792
'
V
eta underwriters headed
1957—Month—1956
for mar-
bonds end approximately 60,000 shares
•
$1 943 516
1147.
p.
.
Railway
Railway
.
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.-Earnings- :
"
23—
ready
Uiier to stockholders—
from
on
brd/^orio
Mpf
8 070 036
$188,288
Period End. Aug. 31—
-
RTWrLS?
Period End, Aug. 31—
ranging
1956
$9,918,828
$406,242
Colorado &
-
1
addition
prices
;
gMo"
income—
oper.
186.
„
for the purpose
outstanding.
assembly
„
be
undent, ,ed°by Motion
wUl be applied by the company toward
of
op.
ry.
.
'
more
no
1957—Month—1956
revenue-
from
rev.
^'y.
sheet
and
_
Oct.
to
a group of underwriters Offering publicly
Of 5 25% cumulative Dreferred stock at
ui o.^ /0 cumulative preierrca stOCK at
other provisions over the
,$280,000,000 tcbe provided
•
y
'
Net
requirements is capital
expending for additional plant
structural
,
Notes
expected
,
*
..
a
186,
Thfiy wiU be noncallable durln81 th®
preferred 'will -not" be
at
®
0,193,016
'
-
prcnrEFria
(b)
-
..
^
c
.Period Ended Aug. 31—
.
statements
expenditures.
Currently, we anticipate
capacity approximately $1,000,000 per year over the next five years, in additionto and beyond depreciation, depending on the accuracy of our forecast.
At the present,tirne^.Chain Belt has no substantial amount of acceler-r
ated depreciation and its total depreciation is slightly over $1,000,000
annually.
;•
•
.
Currently,
1952
Close
Js„rSxKct^' ^ cost approximately $650,000,000 over the four years
^57-60 Of this amount it is estimated that approximately $37p,000,-
.
$6,806,161 «■
Colorado & Southern Ry.—framings—
A
'
;
is
notes
1148.
p.
1962 to $102 if redeemed
,
'
$5,247,173
5,146,588
new
company
-
Z
tiie
the
a
cf
35 •;<—/.
the
than
through debt or preferred stock refunding at a
dividend cost.. Otherwise, it will be redeemable ,at
-
Net
•
,,
senior
oversubscribed
was
'.The
•
$966,600
Ita
Par (?100 per share), plus accrued dividends.. This offer-
1957—Menth-~1956
1957V-3 Mos.—1956
$2,153,268 $15,454,304 $16,645,767;
1,245,702
1,186,668 "10,207,125
9,339,603
$710,340
725,072
°Per-
Net ry.
Chain
financings.
loss
yet to be issued
sub-
and
Boston Corp. Co.-^ierred Stock Offered
and Glore, P 01 gan & Co. on
V
,
shares
.uuujwnoie:s
$1,956,102
;
with
in
of
at
more
_
_
v°liprU °C^aI°'
2 50,000
,'
•
RR.—Earnings—
revenueexpenses
oper.
,
in iyp^ witn.,
these
and
pos-<
1952
to
.
^ headed
5,3bQ,000
,
.L."
^
Net rev. from ry. op;
nb^r
it
,
*
~
JlaJ* a gtou,, ol
"
.5,273 ,o^2
.
Period Ended Aug. 31—;
llC money
Expansion
each
second
or
_
Railway
Haihv°y
nolkv
offering'stock options to employees.
*
i
Currently. th6 capitalization of Chain Belt is essentially as rit was
at the beginning of the present fiscal year on Nov. 1,
1950. ■'«This is
*$3,500,000 of 31-»'}'>
20-year sinking fund debentures due serially to
1972 and 1,000,000 shares of authorized capital stock, of which approxi-
.....
service
of
See Webb & Knapp, Irc. below.-V. 178,
.
1
usual privibeen waived on two spepific
reason
of the acquisition of
have
issued
purposes.
stock
of
4r,7Q1,
p. 1147.
Clinchfield
of
t
in
increase
an
...
issue cf
v
outstanoing.
Tlie
exchange
will be
made
Farmers Trust Co., 2 Wall St,, New York 15, N. Y.—V.
oosi-
this
illustlfl<ted
wrs
profit
historically
These
stock
.
*
.
*1
1957-8 Mos.-195B
,
presently
current
Umt
g°
Hm?tiated
uiustraiea
time.
projected
have
rights.
for
property for corporate
than
telephone service
and Dauphin Counties, Pa.,
vommoaore Hotel, inc.
"
i\%<& debentures due.Oct. 1,. 1971-with April 1, 1958. andi
subsequently maturing coupons attached, will be available lor delivery
and. after .Oct, 14, 1^57 in exchange for tempoiafy-' debentures.
sheets; we now anticipate, m our present markets and
granting normal business activities, that the latter part of 1959 may
be a* period in which Chain Belt shall again seek further new capital.*
leges
furnishing
telephones
today,
10 yeais.-—V. lt.0,
C. I.. 1. financial Corp.—iJeiiniwive Debentures Ready.
balance
Chain
,
Z
better,,
degree
$934,000
on May
The company
Columbia, Pa.
around
area
«
fSS'^n
'Definitive
program
followed
has
presently
our
,
-V- 186,
.
close
a
Belt
Beit
cnain
anticipating capital neetis was,
i
common
business
As
-
in
in
savina
Chain'
result
lesuit,
z
a
w
v,i.y
i
„
we
can recognize
continuously
correct-'
can
20-3car -debenture
Belt's
'
22,500 shs.
$1,000,000
;
•
Outstanding
incorporated in Pennsylvania
The r.ew. 20-year notes were-registered with
ma
however,
vleltS, liSl,,an.CeK°f ,nghs. l-° crri).
bonds.
Ag&in, in 1956,
on
871
>$ISS
a-
downtrend v
somewhat
within
and
"oes
tannine as
£
planning,
full
to
period,
a
over
has
Belt
balance
forward
iorwara
issuance
the
.
said
Sdia
comnanv
marked subsequent to a^pital^xuendltuS
^ts policy of anticiuatint canifal needs
S
of
'
company,
estimates
process,
to
Historically Chain
ti^ ^'i^s
the
tne
of
OI
this
subject
reauires
requnes
of:
Carpenter, Vice-President, in discussing briefly
the'financial dbpecis
asnccts
uiidncidl
areas
company
u>000
15,000
$50,000,000
.
1957-Month-1956
However,/,;
barring unforeseen major economic changes,'
to
-uie
None
off
[
W.
spectacular
a
indications
markets.
balance
1957..
O.
and
end-use
our
FINANCING
50,000 shs.
business-of
.
ketlng
Ju'
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns
rv
of
term
Z.
can
markets.^
activft-jfeVIi^Pother ' ' ^od Ehided Aug. 3!a degree%
SS
nothing at this time of
see
some
uptrend
of
as
we
clouds
some
downward
believe
we.
A
13,515,252
»
PRESENT
Commercial Credit Co.—To Sell
■
'
4 037 148-
;
.
rSeSSroSM S S&.t0
we
"
1>41,743
.
TO
,
recover
-ones.
-
;
4 570 638
income—II
p.
$
109.039.728 102.025:530
'
oDerations-
Net ry. oper.
'
the
company had
«
17,111,339 141,107,771 133,897.154-
from rail-
revenue
wav
as
wage and
'
$
-
held
p- 1147.
1957—8 Mos.—1950
KafwUy oper. .expenses- 14,208,823 13.074.197
approximately
year we expect per share earnings
compared to $0.73 iast year.
profit for the year is due to:
.
195.7-r-Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue.-
;
outstanding this
be in-the $0.00 area
This xomewhat lower
and*
•
.
a?0 f.ar enough along to know
.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
5. uoKt1/ear-S"8nt,y-
Earnings
sr.
Z
,
w^aImieaLCi »eS °^t-31'.so
Jfe
'.4V
y
/
„
,
in
ami has Dver
,
York
shares
Columbia, Pa., between the cities
^ York and Lancaster, Pa.- It operates telephone exchanges in the
following Pennsylvania communities within the above described area:
Columbia, Eliz&be'thtcwn. Mount Joy, Marietta and Mountville. >
"6,479,516
I
EFFECT
scribers in portions of Lancaster
12,426,529
1,516,389
■
held
territory embraces the
__j-
1,550,509
1259.
op.
ry.
debt
engaged
18
S
.
incotne_7.
oper.
'Deficit:—V.-1 SO,
'
GIVING
$25)1
by insur.
(par
0,1895. Its address Is 40 North Third St.,
■
.
.
stock
; BUSINESS-Thc company
20,230,795 145,977,521 149,220.485
16,217,995 124,617,427 136,793;956
'
.
|
" 1967—8 Mos.—1956
$.-■*$
20,188,953
1.5,898,784
revenue-
-
Net
,
oper.
four
The ottering is not
Authorized
Funded
Chicago & North Western Ky.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
each
,
CAPITALIZATION
Common
$
J
4
for
9,011,273
■
Piriod Ended Aug. 31—
share
new
,
26,'254!oi9
8,397,181
'
$1 7fil 07fi*
33fa,555
Chain Belt Co.—Sales Rise—Earnings
"
26,730,372
one
PROCEEDS-The net proceeds are to be used to repay short
bank loans and for additions and improvements to
property.
3 40,570:721_
'
'
'
of
an oversubscription privilege).
3
underwiltten.
166,824,793
141,096,227
3,421,527
3,898,775
'
(with
5,888.295
7.009,215
-
107,826,599
;
_
Net rev. from ry. op.
Net ry. oper. income.*
' '
609r9°4b,U97,9<.4
S7
revenue-
.
the basis
1857-3Mos.-mc
oper.
*
~V- 183» P- lf)42-
,
t
,
s'Sa'SJ
6,&30,bu-
18 095
1147.
p.
•
78B 8S0
Ihh.BoU
$->22 208 -
oners
er- V.
income---.
'Delicit.
■
„
Inc.—Earnings—
income
oner
.
797 792
wt.ivz
oper.
rev
rv
Ti
M^S^'wIoXo
oSS expensesSSIr
Railway
nanway
1
ir.S7-Mcnth-i956
oper.
•'
;•
-
.
,r
*
2,843,910
jr-v. ioO, p. 1147.
V
(1627)
and advertisements must be mada in New York funds.
matter
$60.00
February
per
year;
25,
in
1942,
at
Dominion
the
of
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1628)
approximately 11,000 square miles and an estimated population
It includes Chicago, an area of approximately 221 square
with
an
estimated population of 3,750,000. The company, at
30, 1957 had about 1,919,000 customers.
6 500,000.
of
miles
June
totaled $370,414,874 and net income
with electric operating revenues of $360,106,248 and net income of $49,260,055 for the calendar year 1956.
the
of
This
revenues
851,693,223.
April
due
1999—
1,
-
dueAprll
1
1
2001-
a
in
($25
$50,000,000
49,000,000
—V.
40,212,000
39,903,000
49,000.000
-
42,230,000
46,025,000
-
50,000.000
2,500,000 shs.
>
,
as
were,
Stock Purchase Plan.—V.
Commission—
—Registers With Securities and Exchange
investment
This
the
with
filed
company
1,451,501
SEC
amendment on
750,000
an
1957—Month—1956
—V.
186,
$4,789,406
expenses-
3,431,259
Net
1148.
p.
$4,513,416
362,605
up to 11 a.m.
(EDT) on Oct. 22 receive bids for the
it of $60,000,000 first and refunding mortgage bonds,
Oct.
—V.
1987.
1,
186,
Two
E.
:
'
■
•'
■.
•,
•
r
■
revenue.
1957—Month—1956
$658,310
$626,698
oper.
expenses
" 389,819
402,752
$268,491
74,236
$223,940
■X')
'
•
-■
■
•,../•
1957—8 Mos.-—1956
$5,377,312
3,318,869
$5,564,823
3,239,084
-
Net ry.
—V.
from
rev.
income—
oper,
186,
op.
ry.
1148.
p.
Bids
—
$2,058,443
472,590
50,809
five-inch tweeters;
589,875
'
.
'
Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share;
completed.—V. 186, p. 1375.
It
Dow Chemical
due
N,
200,000
snaivs
company,
the
its
of
$5
its
par
Files for
contracts totaling
be used in the
Oct, 4 by Harry
received
has
for specialized mass spectrometers that will
nation's atomic energy program, it was announced on
$698,000
E.
Burke, Jr., a director.
The first contract lor $584,700
the
lor
second
by
$113,300
"
_
as let by Union Carbide Corp., and
National Lead Co, of Ohio.—V. 186,
the
This
announced was the Model 1404, a 21-inch Deluxe
\yhicli incorporates the Emerson Endurance-Tested
full-power transformer and "Magic Memory" touch con¬
This, receivep has a list price range of $238-$258.—V. 186, p. 419.
trol.
i
j
<"
shares
20,000
R.
S.
leader, died
of
on
age.
Mr. Kaplan
of
1260.
p.
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses.
Net
$
(N. J.)—Stock Of¬
fered—Roth & Co., Newark, N. J., on
fered 560,000 shares of common stock
11,888,351
the
market
open
at
part of
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
cp.
3,125,534
2,811.900
20,135,124
23,341,593
income—
oper.
186,
993,705
1,110,694
6,727„218
9,336,761
ry.
1149.
p.
Sales
15%
the
in
greater
calendar
1957
after-tux
and
than in 1956, G.
Fryling
said
50 Cents per share on a best-efforts
PROCEEDS—The
drilling
program
net
at
$8,665,863
3,693,710
$4,972,153
income—
$3,158,257 $38,957,527 $24,730,134
2,290,637
24,111,398
18,836,183
2,197,749
oper,
186,
$867,620 $14,846,129
402,130
$5,893,951
6,298,6*8
basis.
to be used to pay for a diamond
lands and for improvements and
and new properties; and for working
company's
prospecting on present holdings
capital and other corporate purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
(par
BUSINESS—The
cent)
one
come
In
the
24
ended
weeks
$10,548,000
the
in
revenue
$739,271
$752,780
$5,271,241
64 cents
—V. 186,
p.
expenses.
587,265
582,374
4,708,184
from ry. opers.
$152,006
$170,406
$563,057
$1,097,336
100,352
95,132
653,211
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
186,
,
90,684
.ncome
See
organized
in
Railway
Railway
Montaup Electric
Fiscal Year
1957—Month—19oo
1957—8 Mos.—1956
oper.
revenue—
$478,900
$531,800
$4,188,400
oper.
expenses.
424,407
415,069
2,652,904
$4,591,900
3,370,263
New
♦Deficit.—V.
186, p.
$54,493
$116,731
$1,535,496
$1,221,637
*55,159
*1,168
470,492
Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.
186,
1957—9 Months—1956
$8,244,551 $70,924,502 $64,093,380
1149.
p.
$12,180,707
before.
Net
compared
as
earnings
cents
a
were
share.
Co. below.—V.
186,
p.
Holdings—
V,
1375.
Ended
June
30—
1957
-
1956
$49,558,232 $39,256,523
•Earned
share.
per
worth
5,219,932
♦After
2,464.932
1,803,628
910,778
834,708
$2.57
$2.13
$15,646,400 $13,870,384
—
14,303,384
j.
payment
$23,000
3,712,628
——
Working capital
of
preferred
respectively.—V.
13,521.040
stock dividend,, amounting to $120,000
184,
p.
1580.
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
Inc.—September Sales Up—
$8,617,367
were
year
before taxes
Net
after taxes.
Common stock outstanding
and
1957—Month—1956
Sales
a
against $394,758 and 57
profit
profit
180,012
1148.
Edison Brothers Stores,
as
sales
Net
Net
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income—
sales
16,
period
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—Net Up 37%—
1148.
p.
a
Fall River Electric Light Co.—To Add to
4,397,127
Net
June
like
share,
111.
$5,494,463
oper.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Jersey on June
30, 1955 for the purpose of acquiring, exploring and developing proper¬
ties containing natural resources.
The company's principal office is
located at 83 Campfield Street, Irvington, N. J.
Although Ontario is important as a mining province because it in¬
cludes a large and accessible part of the "Canadian
Shield," there are
no gold producing mines
in the vicinity of the issuer's property and
the nearest gold producing center of importance is the Red Lake Dis¬
trict (Ontario), approximately 100 miles northeast of the
company's
Treasure Mine property, hereafter described.
was
or
1957—8 Mos.—1956
•
oper.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Railway Co.—Earnings—
Outstanding
1,856,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
corporation'
1957—Moiun—1956
.
.
he said, were more difficult to project, but on the basis
shares of common stock currently outstanding they should
within 10% of last year's $1.37 a share.
with
1148.
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—
FINANCING
Authorized
Common stock
as
697,260
Net
EFFECT
.
that
business continues
Earnings,
of
2,292,185
Railway
proceeds arc
the
on
are
expected to be approximately
probably will run .slightly lower
President, said on Oct. 2.
year
earnings
Richard Fryling,
company sales were $23,300,000 in 1956 and
projected at this time" the 1957 figure should
reach between $26,000,000 and $27,000,000.
- >
'
•'if
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
115,932,553 114,791.120
95,797.429
91,449,527
Erie Resistor Corp.—Sales at Higher Rate—
private
no
or
Railway
cent)
one
S
12,107,571
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR. Co.—Earnings—
Oct. 8 publicly of¬
(par
1957—8 Mos.—1956'
expenses
on
*■',
$
oper.
$443,753,
Corp.
'
•
1957—Month—1956
Railway
a
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
—V.
Cougar Mine Development
"
stock, to be offered to employees
and certain associated companies.
1957—Month—1956
Railway
Net
186,
.•!
'/■-
.
prominent' businessman,
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
was
this company.—V.
i
A ft"
14,700.251
sale, for resale to its employees/ Dow Chemical will receive
ihe proceeds thereof.—V. 186, p. 1503.
Period End. Aug. 31—
attorney and civic
Oct. 4 in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, Pa. He was 71 years
Kaplan,
»V
'
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Mr.
Copperweld Steel Co.—Chairman Kaplan Dies—
*V;T.
,/f
15.233,105
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry—Earnings—
Frank
...
revenue-
727.
p.
'
,
oper.
Chemical
Dow
of
<
Railway
registration statement with the SEC
covering 20,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be offered by
Dow Corning Corp. to its employees.
Dow Corning proposes to acquire
the
Oct. 9 filed
on
television
with
chassis
covering
Offering to Employees of Dow Corning Corp.
company
three
ceramic
ferie RR.—Earnings—
common
subsidiaries,
sound
a
of
a
Simultaneously
console
Co.—Registers Employee Stock Plan—
The company has filed a registration statement with the SEC
four-speed automatic record changer with
cartridge employing dual sapphire styli,
and, provision to connect
tape recorder, AM/FM tuner and external speakers.
Model 887 has
a
list price range of $198-$218.
offering of 10,000 shares of common, stock (par $10)
made on Oct. 8 by the First Boston Corp. at $36.50
was
N. Y., will
purchase from
series
piano finished genuine wood console which contains
consisting of a giant 15-inch woofer and a cluster
fidelity
$2,325,739
'
-
a
$168-$188,
which
system
Net
of
Division
Systems
v
high fidelity AM/FM phonoradio, with a list price
features the Emerson Audio Augmentor loudness
automatically maintains full frequency response even
when the sound is turned, low.
It also contains an acoustically bal¬
anced three-speaker sound system and dual styli four-speed automatic
record changer..
This unit, Mr. Tracey stated, makes available a fine
high fidelity phonograph and a powerful AM/FM radio receiver at
the price normally paid lor a standard phonograph console.
Mr.
Tracey also announced the Model 887 a new 20 watt high
877,
of
Net
corporation's
•
Developm'ts
High Fidelity Consoles and a 21-inch TV Console have
by this corporation, it was announced on Oct. 10 by
Vice-President in charge of sales.
1
new
Tracey,
range
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp.—Contracts—
The
f • <
-
,
introduced
A.
control
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Period Ended Aug. 31—
was
1502.
p.
...
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$1,445,250 $12,091,441 $11,160,094
456,519
3,089,137
2,876,586
356,666
/
•
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$4,081,955 $38,842,843 $34,335,544
2,636,705
26,751,402
23.175,450
$1,358,147
income—
oper.
186, p. 1149.
been
$4,011,811
2,367,026
2,494,722 ">
Railway
at its office at 4 Irving Place, New York,
company,
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Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.—New
October 22—
The
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
Model
.
ary
Inc.
of New York,
Co.
revenue—
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$276,706
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
per
Edison
1937—Month—i»ou
oper.
Net
$1,370,283 $15,042,572 $13,563,961
1.093,577
10,529,156
9,552,150
$551,222
392,876
oper. Income
Diamond Alkali
below.—V. 184, p. 1912.
Electric Light Co.
Hartford
Consolidated
Aug. 31—
oper.
—V.
operations
way
of common
Connecticut Power Co,—Proposed MergerSee
*
1
Railway
Net revenue from rail¬
Net ry.
1957 to its registration statement covering an additional
capital stock, $1 par value.—V. 186, p. 727.
Oct. 7,
services, guided missile and aircraft manufacturers.
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Period End.
Francisco, Cal.
Commonwealth Income Fund, Inc., San
shares
armed
1384.
p.
■
1148.
p.
Railway
shares
185,
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings-
AAA
.AA
1957, reserved for issuance under
186, p. 1374.
of July 31,
186,
Period End. Aug. 31—
♦Subject to the terms of the company's mortgage, additional bonds
any existing or future series may be issued without limitation as
to aggregate principal amount.
I'Of the common.stock now authorized,
367,632
been the
'
$2,783,821 $19,729,898 $17,486,394
1,343,940
10,408,524
9,282,238
Railway oper. revenue.. ' $1,829,053
Railway oper, expenses.
1,277,831
250,000 shs.
17,964,<25 shs.
$30,000,000 shs.
value)
are in the electro-mechanical field and include
spinner motors and generators, wind-speed and direc¬
indicators, and flash range sets. The company's principal market
lias
Railway
$2,949,258
operations
Net ry. oper, income
50,000,000
of
the Employee
--
.
.
—«
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series—
par
Parkchester products
tion
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$8,014,075
$7,394,996 $56,212,885 $51,577,511
5,064,817
4,611,175
36,482,987
34,091,117
revenue..
oper.
way
400,1/1)1/ SuS.
stock
Common
.
,
known as the Parkchester Division.
This, with
continues the two operating divisions of the cor- "
be
Warren Division,
missile switches,
Net revenue from rail¬
111111111——
series
1148.
p.
Railway oper. expenses.
^'XSX'SSS
t^'SXS'nnS
.
jut let;
fMfi
5 25%
the
will
poration.
—V.
50,000,000
*ue Oct/1, 2004—'
stock, cumulative ($100 par
issuable
186,
El-Tronics
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—Earnings—
Preferred
value),
of
$8,308,669 $10,131,184
2,195,188
5,461,303
$1,271,558
755,172
'
$1,279,735
600,566
J
Income
oper.
Railway
-
-
1999
April
Sfig:
—V.
from ry. opers,
rev.
ry.
Period End. Aug. 31—
37c, series Q, due May 1, 1984
3Yu'/c, series R, due June 1, 1986
4 Y*7c, series S, due March 1, 1987—
Sinking fund debentures—
37a
Net
Net
bonds—
3%, series L, due Feb. 1, 1977
3%, series M, due April 1, 1985
3%, series N, due June 1, 1978-——
3Y*7c, series O, due Juiy 1, 1982—
2&
2 &
Railway oper. expenses.
Outstanding
Authorized
♦First mortgage
$7,399,666
6,119,931
stockholder, will serve El-Tronics in nn active con¬
Mr. Tanis also saia that the present Mayfield Division
sulting capacity.
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$7,508,079 $57,262,040 $58,7oj,344
6,236,521
48,953,371
48,624,160
;
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
GIVING
I
Railway oper. revenue
company
compares
CAPITALIZATION
■" 1957—Month—1956 -
Period End. Aug. 31—
electric operat¬
months ended June 30, 1957,
EARNINGS—For the 12
ing
President and sole
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
of
area
Monday, October 14,-1957
...
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
1957—Month—1956
$2,697,792
2,210,193
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$2,564,267 $27,011,504 $25,884,460
1,867,098
20,807,929
19,063,770
The
company's property holdings are in the Kenora, Ont., Canada,
mining district located in the Lake of the Woods section. No represen¬
tation is made that the company has
any proven or probable bodies
of commercial
ore
grade
Exploration work to date
"Treasure
Mine"
proximately 600
"Treasure
of
area
acres
Mine"
has
oi
in
and
Township
The
"El
the
around
where
Diver"
15
so-called
claims
or
ap¬
near
property,
Game
Lake Mining & Development
Corp., a New Jersey company
in 1955, which is the beneficial owner of 32
mining claims
Bridges Township, is an 86% owned subsidiary.—V.
185, p. 1513.
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first
Datamatic
completed
Oct.
its
1000,
first
new
a
public
s.
.
Datamatic Corp.—Unveils Giant
The
fully
.
new
computer
system,
Computer System—
$2,500,000
giant
demonstrations
latest development in
World
War
designed
Mark
exclusively
Datamatic
well
H's
and
the
Corp.,
is
I
which
occupies
in
"brain,"
Boston,
5,000
success¬
Mass..
scientific
model.
business use.
firm originally
It
is
said
to
be
the
Honeywell, senior partner, subsequently
out Raytheon for $4,500,000 and is now sole
owner.
This week the
system will be shipped to
largest
Blue
at
the
Cross-Blue
on
first
Its
builder, the two-year-old
formed by Minneapolis-Honey¬
Raytheon.
will be installed
bought
Detroit, Mich., where it
Michigan Hospital Service, the nation's secondShield
service.
There
it
will
watch
over
the
personal statistics of 3,500,000
Michigan residents, processing an aver¬
of 25,000 record changes per day in less than two
hours.
age
Walter
has
more
w.
Finke,
than
President
doubled
of
Datamatic, announced that the firm
production capacity, moving into an addi¬
its
tional 75,000 square feet of floor
space.
This move, the third physical
expansion for the company, brings its total
floor space to 130 000
square feet.
Mr.
they
in
Finke
reported that Datamatic had seven other orders
and that
would be shipped in 1958.—V. 186,
p. 4.
Bond Issue—
con\Pany on Oct. 8 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
1987, to be offered
public sale at competitive bidding.
for
Net
and
proceeds
will
which
cost
be
were
of
the
will
used
used
to
for
current
be
added
repay
to
general funds of the company
outstanding bank loans (the proceeds of
construction
purposes)
186,
p.
On
company proposes to
single
1503.
19o
<—
revenue—
$4,^96,595
expenses.
3,375,396
from i-y. opers.
$1,621,199
V
ri86°Per' 1049°me
basis
944,576
Aug.
of
31,
1957-L
Mon.h—1956
oper.
rev
of
Corp.—Earnings
oper.
Net
as
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$5,020,628 $37,490,338 $37 794 586
3,224,687
26,765,870
25,379|404
$1,795,941
$10,724,468 $12 415 182
1,017,398
7,077,'691
5,891,069
project not to
on
been
Sept.
accepted
at
a
Net
con¬
cost
to 20-inch field lateral lines,
the aggregate cost not
$500,000 and
general
area
of
its
its over-all facilities
the purpose of the additional facili¬
supplies of gas from independent producers in the
existing transmission system, where expansion of
are
not
involved.
Proposed Acquisition
System—
Pacific
of
Northwest
Pipeline
west's
to
is
abandon
to all
and
seeking authority to
acquire
and
operate
the
and the latter company is
facilities.
By'the merger, El Paso
rights, obligations, franchises
to
render
all
of
that
and
company's
Pacific
North¬
requesting approval
proposes
to
succeed
the necessary
consent of
El
Paso,
among
security holders would cancel all of
stock.
Pacific
owns and
operates a natural gas system consisting of about
2,125 miles of main and lateral pipelines
extending in a general nor'hwesterly direction from the San Juan Basin in New Mexico
through
Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon and
nus
at
the U.
Oregon,
Washington,
S.-Canadian
border.
It
sells natural
gas
0
a
te mi¬
in Washington,
Idaho, Wyoming, Utah
and Colorado.
The gas is purchased in
Juan Basin and in Colorado, Utah and
Wyoming. The company
has contracted to purchase natural
gas from Canadian sources.
the San
Paso
operates
pipeline system in the southwestern United
States,
selling gas to customers in Texas, New Mexico,
Arizona, and to distri¬
bution companies at the Arizona-California
boundary for transportation
to customers in California and Nevada.
*
Protests
or
El-Tronics, Inc.—Acquires Parkchester Firm—
This
T.
corporation
on
•.
Sept. 27 acquired Parkchester Machine Corp. :of
York.
p.
$6,820,690
2,171,486
3.091,345
Railway
expenses-
oper.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oner, income
106,
p.
$478,737
159,878
$594,423
$2,486,145
$2,790,898
225,257
603.023
989,037
1149.
Foster Grant
The
a
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—195o
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$2,060,832
$2,116,580 $14,582,361 $14,281,198
1,582,095
1,522,157
12,096,216
11,490,300
Railway oper. revenue—
Co., Inc.—Registration Statem't Withdr'n
registration statement filed with
the SEC
proposed public offering of 300,000 shares of
on
Sept. 20,
covering
stock (par SI)
withdrawn due to
common
through Wertheim & Co. and associates, has been
present market conditions.—V. 186, p. 1503.
Stores Corp.—September Sales Off—
Franklin
Period
Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
—V.
1957—Month—1956
$3,054,913
$3,158,665
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$9,679,340
$8,942,798
186, p. 1149.
Fuller Brush Co., Hartford, Conn.—Files With SEC—
The
company
covering
first
dealer
on
Oct.
shares
stock
organizations
involved.
—V.
2,922
preferred
177,
The
p.
of
at
proceeds
2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
4V2% cumulative non-convertible non-voting
be
at
for subscription to employees and
($100 per
share).
No
underwriting is
used for general corporate purposes.
offered
par
are
to be
1153.
a
petitions to intervene in the proceedings may be filed with
the Commission 011 or before Oct. 31, 1957.—V.
186, p. 1375.
New
$6,203,575
privileges of Pacific Northwest
services.
other
things, would acquire all of Pacific Northwest's remaining outstanding
stock, retire certain of Pacific Northwest's obligations, and after ob¬
taining
$697,169
318,283
company,
Fort Worth & Denver
—V.
pipeline system,
inc.—
1149.
Period End. Aug. 31—
gas
Paso
$487,559
67,147
ry. oper.
oper.
Placed Privately
it was announced on Oct. 11, has ar¬
ranged to place privately with institutional investors an
issue of $1,250,000, 6% debentures,
due Sept. 1, 1961,
and 39,500 shares of common stock (par $1). The financ¬
ing was arranged through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
and Montgomery, Scott & Co.—V. 185, p. 1042.
relating to the proposed acquisition by El Paso of the
pipeline system of Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp. have
been accepted lor filing, the Federal Power
Commission had announced
on Sept. 27.
El
from
p.
Fort Pitt Industries, Inc.—Securities
Applications
natural
186,
—The
El Paso's application stated that
new
rev.
railway
—V.
the Federal
30.
construct 4y2
exceed
for filing,
Net
the
the
ties is to attach
El
Railway
■
the
the
has
facilities during 1957,
81,500.000; compressor facilities varying in size from 300
horsepower, each single installation not in excess of $500,000
aggregate cost not in excess of $1,500,000; purification and/or
dehydration and appurtenant facilities, each single installation to cost
not more than $500,000 and the
aggregate cost of such facilities not
to exceed $1,000,000; and additions and alterations to
existing gasoline
plants, each installation not to cost more than $500,000 and the aggre¬
gate cost not to exceed $1,000,000.
also
Railway
;
defray part of
$5,000,000,
seeking authorization for
gas
1,600
and
present
$12,585,000
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Period End. Aug. 31—
to
natural
exceed
to
to
program for 1957-1958 will aggregate $67-
aggregated
V.
and
program.
construction
£oi^AAes'Jthe, construction
736 000.
Bank loans
the
of
of
Commission announced
The
Pacific's
J?ayton Power & Li&ht Co.—Registers
The
'
Gas Co.—Plans Construction—
by this company,
and operation
excess
Power
feet, is the
square
explosive evolution of electronic brains since
for
a
'
I
,
7.
The
application
each
organized
in
not
the
^cres.
u
An
struction
centered
Haycock
located.
are
consists
El Paso Natural
of
quantity.
or
Tanis, President,
announced that Wm.
W.
Hamel, Parkchester
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1;
Sales
—V.
186,
p.
1957—Month—19*6
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$9,890,352
$8,745,449 $79,846,690 $72,523 CS7
1149.
General American Transportation Corp.—Division En¬
tering Automated Fastening Field—
'
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The'corporartibii's Park6r-Kalon Division, wit)r headquarters in CRfton, N. J., is entering the automation equipment field, it was announced
on Oct. 8.
It has acquired the exclusive American
manufacturing and
Volume 186.
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
sale^-Tights; to
patAited
through
fastener
Pneuma-Serve
the
in
leader
field
Pneuma-Serve
"P-fC"
feeding
equipment,
General Waterworks Corp.—Set Records for August—
license granted by Geo. A. Tinnerman Corp. of Cleveland, O.
a
Parker-Bui Ion,- originator cf self-tapping sheet
>
industrial
of
screws and a
market
automated
will
fasteners,
(lie second
famous line of "
equipment nationally, together with its
mark.
screws.
recognized
is
to
the
only portable fastener feeduig
commercial screws, including
those-with pre-assembled washers,
can bo fed continuously from a
ftopber to-any. stanturd electric or air-driven power screw driver. - It'
incorporates a selective release mechanism which controls the- entry: of V
fasteners into the pla&tic delivery tube so that over-size or mixed screws
can-be ejected before they enter the feeder mechanism.
,
."
Mr.. Tinnerman'a organization plans to continue its research and devel¬
opment work in the area of automated lastener feeding and will serve
Pneuma-Serve
machine
by which
as
of
type
any
consecutive
The increase
high
Net
first
gain
Net
nuclear
designed
reaetor
for
the
income—:
.
\
136,229
.
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all-time
ail
number
$8,940,658
1,171,701
,
98,610..
143,050
Lakes
109,745
24,489
19,596
267,200
1,003,111
945,421
794,727
.
1,270,311
..
shares
-
842,072
Net
14.6c
.
Period End. Aug. 31—
$1.03
.
.Railway oper.
.
Oct.
,
16.0c
15.5c
$1.19
$3.07
$24.00
of
Great*
1957
-
-
$27.18
$
$
179,403,930
18,82Q;gS5 141,983*979- 139,791^05
184.659,021
9,777,682
4,049,333
-19,473,647
expenses
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$
28,598,567
27,931,888
*
42,675,042
$1.22
$2.85
share
oversubscription, subject •
will be traded on the
of
29,
-
.
.
for -each
Gas
privilege
1957—Month—1956
revenue.,
Railway oper.
income per average
V Net rev. from ry.
preferred——,
186, p. 1149.
*
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
774,580
$1.07
-
share
—V.
the
with
which expire
Rights
$
16.0c
average
Net
Natural
-Lakes
Great
Chemical
per
*
income per
share
of
&
Exchange.—V.-186, p. 943.
•
905,779
Oil
allotment.
to
1,159,940
214,519
123,454
'
common—
share
fourth
-
-
Chemical Co.—Rights—
The
1,050,195
,
-
-
169,504
"
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$7,297,483 '$6,916,787
1957—Month—1956
$3,172,042
$3,217,706
1150.
p.
Midwest Stock Exchange has" received notice that stockholders
ot record Oct.
14, 1957 will receive,, subject to effective registration,
rights to .subscribe to common stock, 50 cents par -value, of Great
Lakes Natural Gas Corp., at $1.25 per share, on the basis of one-
"!
1957—12 Mos.—1956
.
145,015
—
dividends
for
average share
this multi-purpose reactor will have facilities for
the TtUGA,
.
..-6,821
outstanding
utility income
'<■
reached
$902,510 $10,068,566
169,504
—
Net
tory for Pure and Applied Science at San Diego, Calif., it was announced
oh Oct. 4.
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Called
1957—Month—1956
sale-of- '.*■■■•
Balance
:
similarly
August
$1,021,938
credit
spec,
on
Preferred
custom
186*
August,. 1956, figure of $902,510 amounted
for
,
production of
radioisotopes, as well as training and research will be built by thia
corporation's General Atomic Division at its John Jay Hopkins Labora¬
The
—V.
million dollar
c
revenue____r
property
Corp.—To Build Nuclear Reactor—
has topped the
gross
month.
Avenge
General JDynamics
income
Period End. Aug. 31—
«
that
Sales
Great Lakes Oil &
Net-inc. bef.
all matters concerning Pneuma"
"
the
over
net
thai,
for
Operating
,
month
Period Ended Sept. 30—
.
13%.
Consolidated
standard
as
a consultant tcv Parkcr-Kalon on
Serve.—V.'-185, p. 2214. -
corporation on Oct. 7 reported consolidated operating revenues
August of $1,021,938, largest for that month in its history and
for
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Sept. Sales Lower—
..
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The
metal
5
(1629)
Net
opcrs.' ' 8,458,241
3,133,759
income-—
oper.
ry.
—V.
39,612,6^5
16,301,011
15,650,361
1050.
186, p.
practical
training in reactor operation and for reactor research in
chemistry, physics, metallurgy, biology and medicine. It is one of threo
types being developed by General Atomic that will utilize tlio
hew, inherently safe solid homogeneous reactor core presently under¬
Georgia & Florida RR.
reaetor
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
testing
the General Atomic laboratory
at
other
core
225,824
two,now reactor types now under design that will use the
are
of
version
$306,392
sito
Torrey Pines Mesa.
'.'The
new
revenue-
Railway oper. expenses.
going critical assembly
on
versatile
a
TRIGA
radioisotopes.
reactor, REGA 10-30, and 1RGA, a
designed for the industrial production of
Is
that
way operations
"..j
vfv.n.iuua
$2,251,730
1,917,053
2,043,082
;
$80,568
«?ou,uoo
.
.
Green Bay & Western
$69,465
.
nr,tr
.41,778
$334,677
66,153
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for
convair
seven
Metropolitan
$389,401
318,368
278,605
Net revenue from rail-
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
commercial
twin-engine
440
Period End. Aug. 31—
^bvely,
Director
Commercial
of
Sales
Division.
tion's Convair
and
.
.
for
Contracts
.
the
corpora-
Railway
Railway
.
.
Two of the three purchasers were reordering 440s, one of them for
j
the'second timh.
thjrci—Garuda. Indonesian Airways—in ordering
three Metropolitans became the first airline to, have purchased all three
versions "hi Convair
twin-engine' piston-powered" "equipment'.Garuda
already operates eight Convair-llnor 240s and eiglit-Convair-iiner 340s
on
its 20,240 miles of airlines routes throughout the republic of In¬
oper.
expenses-"
Net revenue from
-
The
-•A
$91,0(j0
.
Net-ry. oper.
income^__*>_
—v.
H49l'
r86,
p.
*;
■
•'*
!'.'-' •'
f?,J! $16l'l37
>r
-
,
~
>
.■.
,•
.
?
*
airline .in
Australia
Airways,
has
Ansett's
flefet
Convairs
Ansett "already
vair-liner 240g.
This
440s.
Karhumafci
one
Airways,
An&ott-atid
a
the
ox
This
of
seven
.
••
aircraft
Kai'hmnaKi
Deliveries
t
.
.
in
-
"
"
Introduced late in 1955.
was
of
the .'spring
a:rlin3
$6,700,000, including spare parts.—V. 186,
1958.
The
from
.railway oper. deficit
—V..186, p. 1150,
ri
plans under
S.O.S. Co. by Dec. 31, 1957.
is
S.O.S.
of
one
the
which
STATEMENT OF
Net
nation's
will
goods
Provision
in
Chicago
and
of
many
General
General Merchandise
This
on
Oct.
"capital
The
for
<convertible,
o
filed
a
aircraft
missile
•
used
net
will
intention
the
that
it
be
to
now
the
Debenture
in
used
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Net
operating
180, p.
■
234,234
1,845,000
146,549
1,333,398
$298,542
$2,518,893
240,547
231,298
1,921,160
Operating
expenses
542,051
489,005
4,217,104
126,000
107,000
1,013,000
operating taxes-
73,756
66,943
578,128
Net
operating income
$177,303
$150,601
$1,381,712
110,326
993,762
income
—V.
operating
;
research
of the
■
31—'
income
These
(2)
.v
Oct.
to
o
unveiled
3
a
of
which
in
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$1,505,364
494,724
\
ry.
income—
oper.
186,
'
186,
45,182,904
5,092,842
41,700,302
$1,858,034 $11,251,709- $13,347,441
689,451
3,140,423
4,756,271
1150.
p.
Co.
&
have
\
Inc.
been
has
closed
announced
Closed—Halsey, Stu¬
that
subscription books
the
public offering of $17,000,000
47/s% first mortgage bonds, due Oct. 1, 1987, which was
Oct.
on
on
101.50% and accrued interest.
1504.
1, last, at
home
;
186,
p.
king-size
combined
iood-and-non-food markets
in
Saving Center"
in
New
York State has
5,000 items.
some
through
existing
Simultaneously, the company's
merchandising in Keansburg,,
has also been designated a
non-food items sold in the Grand-Way Saving Centers are
portable appliances, wearing apparel for the entire family;
and housewares; toys and sporting goods; outdoor
garden
needs.
There
non-food
sections of
also toiletries, cosmetics, notions, hardgreeting cards, books and records for sale
the
Centers.
_
.
-
.
include a lay-away
plan for the purchase ot numerous every-day household essentials, as
well
as
time
payment credit arrangements
for major appliances.—
V.
186,
p.
in
the
Grand-Way
Saving
Centers
'
1504.
•
The
SEC
1,
(W. T.)
Grant Co.—September Sales Lower—
Per. End. Sept. 30—
—V.
186,
•; 1957—Month—1956
$28,501,474 $29,224,551
—
p.
1262.
"
1957—9 Months—1956
$257,496,857 $238,019,778
1
-
$1,472,346
*$1.60
$1.67
r
112.
p.
Debenture Of¬
company
covering
Oct.
on
filed
8
$2,400,000 cf 3
a
statement with the
series A, due Aug.
registration
secured debentures,
;c>
1967.
Hartford Electric
to the prospectus,
According
Power
have
Co.
entered
into
an
agreement
and The Connecticut
merger.
Pursuant
of
merged with and Into Hartford
Electric.
Under the merger agreement, the shares of 3.90'w- preferred
stock and common -stock of Hartford Electric will remain outstanding
thereto,
and
Connecticut
unchanged
in
Power
to
is
be
the hands of the holders thereof;
Holders of 4.50%
preferred stock of Connecticut Power will receive one share of 4.50%
preferred stock of the merged company and holders of Connecticut
Power common stock
(other than Hartford Electric whose Connecticut
Power shares will be cancelled)
will receive three-fourths of a share
of common stock of the merged company for each Connecticut Power
share.
'
negotiated with the 19 institutional Investors
of -the outstanding Connecticut Power bonds
for the exchange of their bonds for a like
principal amount of Hartford Electric debentures.
The $2,400,000 of
Hartford Electric debentures are to be oflered in exchange for a like
Hartford
which
of
Electric
presently
series
E,
F
has
hold
and
all
G,
principal amount of first and
1982,
Sales
share
1,359,089
$1,408,000
-•
:
881,816 shares outstanding.—V. 186,
on
1956
$2,831,435
1,300,000
Hartford Electric Light Co.—Proposes
are
stationary,
cameras,
the
per
1957
.,$2,708,000
taxes
taxes--
fering—Merger—
are
department
income
income
earnings-
♦Based
furnishings
ware,
Net
before
for
Earnings
that;
in Albany, , The Center was created
non-food department carrying 10,000 items to an
a
earnings
Provision
supermarket
operations
Innovations
assignment;—V.
each
Earnings at Lower Rate—
"Grand-Way Saving Center,"
$2,165,772
1,690,911
.
on
1 957—8 Mos.—1956
$6,950,876 $56,434,613 $55,047,743
5,745,305
16 months of
store in large-scale non-food
carries extensive
non-food lines,
$2,430,403
1,786,149
stock
purchase
warrants)
at
100%
and
accrued, interest,
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., was quickly oversub¬
scribed.1. For details, see V.,186, p. 1503.
,
i
:
needs.
1957—Month—1956
$7,250,669
For details, see V.
Operations—
concept
new
pilot
$273,720
-.
217,381
common
account executives
and
expenses-
made
$5,960,311
1,273,471
$4,220,391
2,923,515
$509,176
320,704
"Grand-Way Saving Centers", and a special
market stocking
$309,312
221,373
(with
Expands
Guild Films
production facilities in
Rico, with main opera¬
Nine Months Ended Aug. 31—
on
new,
started
Among
dinated debentures due Oct. 1, 1982
producer
revenue—
art
'
major and
The
up
work
to
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Books
1957—8 Mos.—1956,
$5,108,000 $39,840,000 $42,148,000
4,598,824
35,619,609 36,187,689
$506,409
369,098
first. "Grand-Way
The
(3)
just
834,563
—
set
Films will assign a producer, d;rector,
continuously and exclusively with the
Guild
plan,
director
Railway oper.
Net
in Grand Union's national headquarters at East PaterN. J., to supervise the non-lood merchandising of such Centers.
1,893,507
Debentures Sold
the
art
Railway oper.
—V.
-
to be known as
8,350,072
—
has
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
has been set up
huge
Oct. 3 of $12,000,000 6% subor¬
the flow of new-.orders.
it
announced
Period End. Aug, 31—
■
climax
a
1,034,952
on
capital
1150.
p.
experimentation in extensive non¬
food merchandising at the company's mammoth supermarket in Keansburg, N. J., Grand Union now plans to open nine similar "one-stop
shopping centers" in the next 16 months.
As
10,853,005
-1,788,000
General Tire & Rubber Co.
public offering made
..i
merchandising.
860,134-
1202.
Division
of
and
agency
1957—Mdnth—1956 '
$4,615,000
4,108,591
ry. oper.
company
106,755
'
of
the merger of the two companies.
on
meet any television elraatcs, including emergency
part
editor
immediately, Mr.
-.;..-v. v
Union Co.—Launches Non-Food
241,000
1,115,362
.
shares
..
move-to handle
expansion
an
agencies
major contribution to
of concentrated edibleGlidden's Chemurgy Division
Glidden facility will begin
v.
186, p. 1150.
136,135
-219,000
amendment' to Its
an
additional
Simultaneously, it revealed the launching of a new "Unitized Service"
plan which provides a flexible production pattern to help sponsors and
Oct. 3.
on
achievement of
new
.
from
rev.
The
Southwest—Earnings—
1,547,458
•
the SEC
Hollywood, Mexico City,. London and Puerto
tions Continuing frcm its home base in New York.
Neb
■- 1957—Month—1956 -1957—8 Mos.—1956
$2,211,105
$1,736,837 $16,106,360 $13,243,914
after charges
186, p.
'
addition
taxes—
with
200,000
1228.
p.
Films Co., Inc.—Commercial Division
Commercial
new
Grand
and
Net
Net
lit
•
Ohio—Builds New Plant—
announced
railway oper. deficit
—V.
1262.
Other operating taxes—
has
will
•*
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine, Canada, Ltd. (& Subs.)—
Net
Net
food
Federal
8filed
covering
184,
1957 to consider and vote
14,
Guild
.
son,
Telephone of the
V
W. Smith, Sr., President, on Oct. 3 announced a proposed
plan and agreement to merge this company and The Western & SoutherivLife Insurance Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio.
A meeting
will be held
missiles,
powered
^Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
$1,173,220
125,759
charges
'
.J..
Lines
division
Shares, Inc., Chicago, 111.—Registers
Oct.
on
$1).—V.
(par
Nov.
Mr. Joyce said, will make a
nutrition through the production
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
542,319
taxes
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
*
the company also accomplished
plant,
latest
^9.
p-
3,901,758
882,000
Other
p.
.
protein product will be marketed under the registered trade¬
mark, "Promine."
Promine, when incorporated in staple foods, builds
up protein levels to considerably higher nutritive standards
and im¬
parts many desirable physical characteristics to such products.—V. 186,
$6,499,297
186,
and President,
new
The
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$7,189,944
General
of
Joyce said.
Telephone Co. of Ohio—Earnings$813,549
—V.
applications as guided
programs and nuclear
Lansing P. Shield, President, announced
1957—Month—1956
larger
Ralph
■
1,922,780
$919,115
after
heart
the
edible protein plant, the world's first facility for
production of this important soybean derivative, will be
in Indianapolis, Ind„ by this company, Dwight P. Joyce,
Construction
$2,404,007
revenues
Net
which'-form
replace vacuum tubes in such
automation, industrial controls,
controls, and refrigerated freight car
$4,000,000
proteins,
1,176,598
$317,684
Period Ended Aug. 31—
214.
p.
'—Proposed Merger—
;
1,948,803
175,601
income
Greyhound
The
company.
will cover
....
.
scientists.
1262.
income
power
cores,
defense electronic
systems, anti-missile
Period End. Aug.
Operating
Federal
••
as
first year of operations,
human
(1)
General
-r
turn,
,
the
new
better
projects.
The
principally on
£25,000
after charges
—V.
or
186,
...
Southeastern
consolidation,
Lines.It
Greyhound
■!.
.
Guaranty Union Life Insurance Co., Beverly Hills, Cal.
sale, ,$41,846,
of the
The
1957—Mouth—1956 '
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$1,897,353
$1,774,429 $14,524,130 $13,826,713
1,179,068
1,095,104
8,826,839
8,297,305
Other operating taxes-..
Net
atomic
warning
Chairman
Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
Operating revenues
Operating excenses
Federal income taxes—
in
applications
such
and
constructed
outstanding revolving credit notes. The
company's general funds; and it is the
connection with the Dado County, Fla.,
under .construction
General
wound
tape
These,
electronic
controls,
•
Glidden Co., Cleveland,
registration statement with the SEC
other construction
proceeds of the revolting credit notes were expended
the Dade County
plant?.—V. 186, p. 1503. -
plant
of
magnetic
products,
A
sale of the debentures, $8,000,000 will be
company's
Lakes
Oreut
*
statement
registration
As
subordinated
debentures
due Oct,
1,
1977
o^er^u
.or public sale tnrougn an underwriting
added
be
7 by
result in greater operating efficiency and
Greyhound's. FJor.da
corporation
stock
engineering and equipment installation for its second line
consisting of bobbin, or computer cores.
That work has
since been
completed and these cores have just been introduced on
the market.
Bobbin cores serve as memory cells in computer equip¬
ment used in both commercial and defense applications.—V. 186, p. 5.
most
of
of
proceeds of the
retire
to
balance
of
amplifiers.
During
Manager of S.O.S.
ousiness as a
amendment.
the
second
states,—V.
12
The
components
The first -product Tine introduced by the
submarines.
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane (not Blytli
Co., Inc., as previously reported in these columns);
The interest
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
Of
industry.
consisted
controls,
permeability
manufactures high
electronics
the
commercial
group
by
and
Growth Industry
$15,940
"
—
year
company
company
magnetic
manage the
Co.—Registers
merging
by
'
The
Co.—September Sales Up 15%—
Cement
This company on Oct. 3
$15,000,000
.4
"capital surplus/' ^Commissions and-other- expenses
charged to "capital surplus."
\ V
,.
■.
Offering With SEC—Correction—
covering
—4-r„—4—
'
65,242
develop, expenses
70,953
—1—788
7
Portland
the
span
per share,
commercial
General
,
■
,
will
moves
Northland
of
merged. with
150,000 shares of capital stock were.sold publicly
of which 20 cents per share, or $30,000 was credited
stock,", and $1.80 per share, or $270,000 was credited to
the
$2
reported its sales volume for September,
1957, totaled $2,275,000 which is a 15% increase for the same month
in 1956.—V. 186, p. 1262.
•
,
<•'.
*
company
and
were
f
General
and
years, will continue to
Foods.—V. 186, p. 112.
research
earnings
to
acquire
'
.
Vice-President
Brooks,
W.
George
operations for
division
.
1957
income—2————,
on
\
utilization-'throughout >the Greyhound, .system.
Greyhound Lines—has been formed with the
mid-western states.
In
31,
.•
Its unification .program
completed
President.
added,, the
'union
<15
JULY
-*r..»Vf
A* new division—-Central
$152,923
sold——;—4—_—
taxes
for
During
manufacturing plants and administrative offices
wholly-owned subsidiary, Turfy of Canacia, Ltd., rn
a
FOR YEAR ENDED
Genet,
equipment
.v: ; •
./
~
1-957—8 Mos.—1956
$9,12o,975 $67,145,407 $67,G30;502
.
With Securities and Exchange Commissions—
Net
leading manufacturers of housekeeping
Canada.
Toronto,
"
1957—Month—1956
-
it'
corporation has
S.
Genet
•
air¬
seven
has
company
'•,*
,1
Administrative, .selling .hud
specialties. It produces and markets S.O.S., a soap-impregnated scour¬
ing, pad, and Tuffy, a plastic dishwashing aid.
The
INCOME
.
.
Foods
.5,272,482
$1,579,220
'
44,429
v.
'
sales
Cost -of
Acquisition—
General
" 5,265,049
v
1150.
p.
Following the consolidation, of two West Coast Greyhound companies
on June 1,
and the-.creation .of a Canadian corporation' on Oct. 1, Mr.
'
Charles G. Mortimer, President of this corporation, and Charles Hen¬
rick, President of The S.O.S. Co., announced on Oct. 4 that they are
proceeding 'with
53,072 V
153,836
\
G-L Electronics Co., Inc.—Reports Profit—
at
General Foods Corp.—Proposed
692,697
$6,851,702
$151,648 '. $1,088,263
39,987 ' v 505,940
$119,676
ry. oper.
Net
equipment investment
1503.
p.
'
:619,83.9
;
$6,353,312
• ■
52rpa3sen&er *
-
oper.
rev;
$713,377
204,330
four -companies into two.larger divisions, it was announced on Oct.
Arthur
:
154' the- number of 440s purebred since
ordered represent*.an
craft most recently
delivered
be
Metropolitan
scheduled' througn
are
will
v/ill be 44-passenger versions.
Thesc"iiewest: orders bring, to
the sound-and-speed-improved
-
- -
expenses,
Net
i
$857,871
$110,796
25,766
.
$8,256,083
186,
This
•-
i 1957—8 Mos.—1956
$844,345
$739,515
2,273,911
Greyhound Corp.—Completes Unification Program—
*
be*
transports''', lir
sound-improved
of this year.-
new
1957—Month—1956
v
revenue—'
Railway
bring
will
"
Railway oper.
has'purchased its-second
first "440 in November' of last year.-'
its
Garuda's three
configurations.
will
which
Period End. Aug. 31—
.airline,
Finnish
It .bought
Metropolitan:"440.
of
aircraft,
11
1956. and three more hi March
November,
The
Metropolitans.
more
to
up
operates two Convair-llner . 340s and two Conwras Ansett's second
re-order of 440 equipment.'-
airhne-purchased
The
three
purchased
of
it
wwen
Ltd., which recenfly became the largest
assumed control of Australian National*
:
"Sales
—V.
.
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—•
:
<■
-
'
An.sett Transport Industries,
2,229,828
■
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—September Sales Decreased—
....
iri730iX90
;; '
,
,
donesia and neighboring areas.-.-
>
Period End.-Sept. 30-*-.
*
\
v
"*'264,006
^
.
-
$423,074 ' ? $7K1,821
93,62f>* >^166;888
-
5,234,884
-J
^
$2,987,288
$5,988,705
5,214,449
1150.
186,- p.
•
t.
■
$118,397
25,220
income..-
—V.
$5,639,523
,1 "626,487 '•*
644,358
'*
w*y operations
■-
•
?
rnlU
,
$3,087*699
-
—
Net ry. oper.
1957—8 Mos.—1956
-
$787,624
$735,418
revenue—
operations
wuy
;
-
1957—Month—1956
oper.
'
.
1957—8 Mos.—1966
$436,765
"
Orders
'
transports by three foreign airlines were announced on Oct. 2 by J. G.'
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. expenses-
$383,573
30,433
,
.
22,935
RR.—Earnings—
revenue-'-
Railway oper.
Receives Orders for Seven Convairs—
J
'
\
$2,426,655
266,790
Producers, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Valley Wine Co. below.
Period End. Aug. 31—
.—-
Net ry. oper. income
-V. 186, p. 1149.
trained operating staff.--
a
$336,255
-
Western
Pleasant
Sec
1957—8 Mos.—1956
Net revenue from rail¬
research
IRGA will not require
oper.
Great
Earnings—
1957—Month—1956:
series D,
Hertz
Walter
pany
has
general mortgage 3% Dor.da
186, p. 730.
Corp.—Acquires Pensacola Car
L.
due May 1,
of Connecticut Power Co.—V.
Jacobs,
Rental Firm —
on Oct. 9 announced
Car and Truck service,
President,
acquired McCord's
that the * com¬
Pensacola, Fla.,
6
car
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1630)
Monday, October 14, IZol
...
#r
:
Net
D. McCord, former Hertz System
irom H.
rental firm,
truck
$10,751,279,
^Hertz
tak*
will
over
operations conducted at
rental
car
Pensacola
San
Carlos Hotel, and the downtown
rental office and giirage at 27 Bru St., as well as operations at
WaPon Beach and Eglin Air Force Base.
"We plan to increase the present fleet of 150 cars by 50','v,
Jacobs said.—V. 136, p. 1376.
•
the
Airport,
Municipal
$3.46
or
for
the
for
the
share.
a
1956
same
*'
186,
This
FOR
AUGUST
Period End, Aug. 31—
1957—Month—1956
<l»
'
s
*
Center,
Railway
expenses!
19,300,105
Net
•
Net
from
rev.
railway
—v.
Ohio.—V.
'
Bell
Other
$
39,745,295
2,484,242
12,889,419, : 17,981,859
Not
taxes-!
!•'
.
3,697,169
3,209,800
29,828.960
operating
186,
5,587,340
income
'
$1,145,396
$1,246,398
Net
expenses-
899,495
859.504
6,739,083
Net ry. oper, income
devote
as
a
at
67
Co., at
15 King Street West,
porated
by
Royal
Charter
in
England
in
1670,
Oil Co. is the beneficial owner of 12,000,000 (75$) of
outstanding shares of the company for which it paid at par
value, $30,000,000, and Hudson's Bay Co. is the beneficial owner of
4,000,000 (25$) of the outstanding shares for which it paid at par
from
added
to
estimated
the
the
sale
of
net
the
company's
will
be
received
by
the
$18,865,512 which will
for general corporate
be
used
and
proxlmutly
such
for
these
in
purposes
the
1955
years
and
1956
were
involved
is
that
such
the
actual
tures
'
Service
latter
has
company
for'the issuance of additional securities
CAPITALIZATION
*4$
first
GIVING
or
EFFECT
for
TO
no
present
sinking
fund
Corp.,
Capital
stock
($2.50
•Additional
cordance
Oil
Co.
the
may. be
terms
$25,000,000
.
14,000,000
.u.
W.
in
issued
a
103'»
pay
new
had.
' 17*.744^592
25,000,000 shs.
nuder
the
first
mortgage
thereof.
£$10,560,000 held
$3,500,000 held by Hudson's Bay Co.
by
186,
of
before Aug.-1,
or
on
in
$440,000.
each
gas
The
The
of
therefrom.
company has an exclusive optioh until Dec.
31, 1999
to lease
all of the petroleum and natural gas rights owned
by' Hudson's
Hie exeicise of this option
requires no bonus payment.
At
June
30,
1957 this
option covered the rights under about
4,465 000
acres of land in the Provinces
of Alberta,
Saskatchewan, Manitoba and
British Columbia, exclusive
of
the lands
already under lease.
The
distribution of most of1 these lands is in
a
regular pattern, basically
being all or part of Sections 8 and 26 in each
township in the area
lying between the
United
States-Canadian
border
and
the
North
Saskatchewan River.
Hudson's Bay Co., however,' sold some
of
its
land
without reserving mineral
rights before it initiated the nolicv
of retaining such rights, and also has
entered into some
change
who
Public
the
Service
rights
Hudson
s
ereas
north
Peace
River
The
Co.
of
while
owned
are
Bay
Therefore,
Hudson's
rights
gas
the
company is
in
some
Co.
other
North
of
not
own
townships the
Saskatchewan
northwestern
has
and
townships
does
within
afty
the
Water
acreage
been
leum
River,
particularly
in
Co.,
Power
►
5,500,000
lands
——v.
or
136,
of
predominantly
leases
which
in
totalling
Central
a
based
on
more
S.
H.
the
of
$46,986,483
39,694.798
38,402,808
$1,234,269
$5,953,804
$8,583,675
739,750
741,996
4,148,966
compared
3,111,775
1957, Is estimated
with
shares
$2,188,215,
or
outstanding
from
ry-opcr.
$1,148,966
railway oper, inc.—
186, p. 1151.
509,712
rev.
at
Howell,
we
projects
to
70
be
$1 087 000
cents
Sept.
30,
for
1957.
or
The
35
September
"
'
10 by
ended
Sept.
he
30,
said,
net
adjustment
after
is
made
share.—v! 186,-p. 214.
Per. ETntL
Sept'. 30—
,.
1957—Month—1956
—I-
186,
for
\
-
(
••
1957—9 Months—1956
$13,470,553 $13,563,981 $110,953,170 $102,104,487
be
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
1957—Month—1956
revenue
expenses-
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$306,928
$2,399,394
$2,671,959
148,394
1,306,529
1,279,783
$130,109
$158,534
$1,092,865
48,193
49,428
336,180
$292,022
"!
.
...
161*912-.; J
f!' Net
revenue, from rail-
'-
way "operations -i—
Net ry. oper. income—_i
—V.
186,
!
i
1264..,.
p.
1957—Month—1956
.1957—8 Mos.—1956
•
revenue-
$5,671,405
$5,396,966
oper.
expenses-
4,788,570
4,468,053
38.027,597
37,381,604
revenue
from rail¬
$928,913
$6,027,596
$5,376,239
1,309,049
630,665
Railway
oper.
$882,835
operations
income—__
p. 1151.
way
—
Net ry. oper.
—V.
186,
/
332,784
$44,055,193 $42,757,843
357,127,
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
the
a
;
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$2,529,927 $17,825,217 $13,644,802
1957—Month—1956
Railway
oper.
xevenue__
32,200,832
oper.
expenses.
-.1,406,187
.1,487,624
11,105,138
11,110,801
from ry. opers.
$794,695
$1,042,303
$6,720,079
$7,534,001
326,927
499,698
2,688,760
3,695,006
Net
Net
rev.
income
'
oper.
ry.
—V.
136,
p.
1092.
are
are
oil
located
in
currently
and
moving
Louisville
prolific producer of hydrogen sulphide
gas
and
.
Texas
and
negotiating
interests,
forward,
a
p.
and
Nashville
&
Pej'iod End. Aug.'31—
$
P.
Railway
Railway
has been
purchase
of
the
Walet
continued
arrangements
subsidiary
J.
Louisiana;•
for
Mr.
of
of
the
for
-
"all
Net
Net
certain
company,
RR.—Earnings—
-..1957—Month—1956
,
properties
gas
oper.
oper.
expenses-
oper.
p.
$
$
17.802,332 141.045.866 139.382,379
14,456,856 117,336.876 110,184,779
ry. oper.
3,525,239
3,345.476
23.708.990
29.197,600
income— "
from
rev.
186,
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
18,191,522
14,666,283
revenue—
ry.
—V.
are
2,099,183
2,145,263 ' 15,COG,565
18.265,194
1505.
1376.
Lucky
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$13,726,885
761,904
777,796
5,400.233
5,412,225
Sales —.
$4,201,926 $30,471,682 $31,864,001
2,279,894
17,612,380
18,137,116
1092.
'—V.
!
Oct. 9
-
Sales
revenue-
$423,576
$350,455
oper.
expenses
251,139
281,704
As
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$3,349,157
.
,
2.195,213
1957—39 Wks.—1956
1957—13 Wks.—1956
$33,402,000 $28,811,000
——
1093.
$95,626,000 $82,669,000
from
oper.
p.
ry.
income
1150.
op.
.
<
into
■
in part:
1957
should
production,
1958.
This,
well
our
orders
and
at
exceed
hand, are
'
"
'
year
an
all time high.
facilities are operating at full
expected to. maintain, that ratq
$125,000,000,
steel-making
the-..eompany
expects,;to
750.000. ingot tons of steel.
$33,000,000 expansion
program
exceed
•
considerably
capacity, of
'
'
'
"...
Steel
said
for
for
"capacity,
$3,477,639
2,022,125
p.
Co.—Expects Record Sales—Expansion
Continues—Charles Lukens Huston, Jr., President, on
Kansas, OkLahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
1957-f-Monlh—-195G
186,
Lukens
-
oper.
Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up—
Period End. Sep. 28—
1957—Month—1956
$12,859,302
rev.
401,233
r''
Long Island RR.- -Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
■
$1,292,176
;
,
Railway
to
year,
$1,922,032
p.
Madison Ry. Co.—/Earnings— ;
•'
,
record
a
$1,657,119
186,
intervening
the
1151.
p.
Litchfield &
!
noting that
"at
are
calendar
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income—
yy.
Robert
Registration V
2,196,823
—V.
Oct.
on
and Monroe C. Gutman, Chairman of the Execu¬
in the nine mmiths report of this corporation.
#r - t"
asset value per share of the corporation.'at the same time
'
/"
$3,853,942
Net
jointly,
,
per
Lerner Stores Corp.—September,: Sales Declined—
.
and i Vice-
expenses-
Net
announced
was
$23.76
to
chased by S8.62Q,052,v sales . amounting to $23,591,792
and purchases
$14,971,740. ' Capital gains realized during the period ■ amounted to
company
revenue—
Railway
Railway
1957
equivalent
President,
$1.14 per
.
oper.
Territories
30,
$219,888,810
,
Committee,
Sales
oper.
186,
of
asset-value
Sept.
r
;
During the nine months covered by the report the proceeds from
the
sale, of portfolio securities exceeded the cost of securities pur¬
Kansas City Southern Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
j
Corp.—Net Asset Value Lower—
last year was $24.58,
2-for-l stock split..;
were
*
liquid position,
producing oil
financing, probably by
being studied," he added.—V. 186,
Crown
Kit.—September Earnings Declined
good
months
indicate
pressure
Period Ended Aug. 31—
for September,
share,
of
and
Railway
Railway
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$45,648,602
4,917,619
tive
acre
Period End. Aug. 31—
bv reservation
reservations.
in
nine
Canadian
the
petro¬
;
.
gas
acquisition
planned
1,691,137
1,500,227
V.
$6,151,888
—V.
,
Owen
291,437
■
.
.
..
gas.
"The
427,808,
p., 1092.
$1,040,040
5,065,211
Lehman,
announced
sweet
porosity and
■
4,336,650
$649,758'
$6,214,177
Sulphur reduction, plant,-in British Columbia,. is
begin operations Nov. 1, 1957, Mr. Walet added.
will
and
represented
selected from
1263.
p.
Illinois
1956,
are
company holds
permits covering about 38,000 acres
III
the
Mackenzie
River
basm
of
the
Northwest
Net income
cents
acres,
concentrations
the
River
and
80,000
mercial
$203,976
expenses-
•/
that the Jefferson Lake-Calgary well No. 25-11,
lease-hold block in Alberta, after discovering com¬
in the Blairmore formation at 7,310-7,324 feet, was
subsequently drilled to a total dept of 8,719 feet. This well is cur¬
rently
testing
the
Crossfield-Devonian
formation
"where
excellent
the
on
$5,376,690
4,366,674'.
revenue—
Net
.
expected, for the current
the company's history."
producing
acquiring
rights,
gas
than
186,
/$330,414
,
Income—-
ry.'oper.
A-total, net
..
Ltd.,
the
Corp.
Co.—Withdraws
are
The -Peace
He; also
$5,007,432
595,435
7.
continues
for
completed
and
and
natural
gas
rights under Crown and
railway and other
freehold lands in Alberta.
Saskatchewan, Manitoba and British Colum¬
bia.
Exclusive of the Hudson's Bay Co.
lands, the lands under which
the. company holds petroleum and natural
blocks
and
greatest in
Alberta.
actively engaged
Oct.
on
additional
under
Sulphur
-
general
petroleum
is
greater than two sections.
In
addition
petroleum and natural gas rights in certain
owns
district
Bay
in
from ry. opers.
rev.
shure
Service Corp., and Richard O. JohnsOn,
investment firm of Greenshields & Co.
:
Lake
sales
completed
.
1957—8 Mos.—1956 "
$799,411,
/
oper.
,
Vice-President> of
is
Harbor
Safe
Webster
in
ex¬
acreage
agreements.
mentioned
eucli
Ill
level
Co,
natural
oper.
Lehman
In addition, as of this
outstanding building fund
• J
730.
company
tonnage
or
area
600,370
Net
and
1962;
f
case.
,
Jamaica
York,
of
&
partner
p.
nounced
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated
under the laws of Canada
Nov. 6, 1926.
The company is actively engaged in
exploration for
development of crude oil and natural gas reserves in
western
and the production of crud.3 oil and natural
114,224
1957—Month—1956
•
$930,784
Net
The company,., due
to current market
conditions, has withdrawn.
the,. registration statement filed with the SEC, covering a proposed '
offering of its common shares, Eugene H. Walet; Jr., President,; an¬
oc-
$627,371
133,406
& New Rjigland RR.—Earnings—
expenses-
shs.
in
$759,156
-
'
revenue--
$40,231,672 $40,025,843
Service Co., Ltd.—New Chairman—
New
Stone
Jefferson
Continental
$2,194,837
1,567,466
1957—8 Months—1956
in part the cost of constructing
Regina High School at Iowa
$604,441
Statement—
on
any
1151.
p.
1,740.875
oper.
•
of
excess
directors
Utz,
President
of
,
+14 000 000
«nd
Day
11,275
oper.
186,
Railway
$25,000,000
value)
par
bonds
with
and
$71,265
38,866
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$274,710;-$2,500,031
Railway
bonds,
series A, due May 1, 1975
notes due Dec. 31, 1958
1957—Month—1936: V
Lehigli Valley RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—: ;Vl957—Month—1956
'
6y2$
;<~
management
elected
also
—V.
•
$48,196,325
N.
Montreal,
Outstanding
1957—9-Mos.—1956
,
,
$143,889
Net
.
corporations^
the corporation
President
FINANCING
Authorized
mtge.
and
borrowings.
PRESENT
'
'
'■
income-—
Public
Frederick
plans
716,470
$5,647,480 $51,901,417
-~
■
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
—V.
company
Also
1264...
p.
Railway
subsidiary of Stone & Webster, Inc.. The
holds a controlling interest of one-third of-the out- standing stock of Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.
.> • •'?**"' r;
;
""
expendi¬
may vary .substantially from this estimate.
As additional funds
become necessary for such purposes, the
company may provide them
out of its own resources or from the
proceeds of sales of additional
securities
or
from
borrowings.
The
717,655
_
Railway
,
ap-
.
1957—Month—1956
——$5,762,040
186,
Net
Service
Public
sales
Lehigh
Enterprise "
U.S.S.
Benjamin, New York, has been elected President of
Service, Ltd., and Chairman of the-Board of Jamaica
Co., Ltd., operating subsidiary of-.the Canadian company and principal
electric utility serving Jamaica, B. W. I...» .
Mr. Benjamin succeeds Russell D. Bell,
who was killed recently in
an
airplane crash.
Mr. Benjamin Is President of Stone &- Webster
Jamaica
£27,000,000- and $28,000,000 respectively.
It is estimated
expenditures for 1957 will be of the same magnitude but
the- nature of the operations
;
date,
Richard
purpose for which the company's funds, supplemented
by the proceeds of this issue, will be used is to meet the continuing
of finding reserves and developing production. The company's
that
v
will be used to
Jamaica Public
expense
■;_■
•
,
$5,352,301
pledges payable by March 1, 1959.
to
proceeds
shares
funds
purposes.
The primary
expenditures
$5,014,621
with accrued interest
100'!-;
construction
new
$1,092,074
"
bonds may be redeemed at
same
PROCEEDS—The
company
be
carrier
1957—Month—195C
.
The net proceeds
and
equipping the
the
$10,000,000.
1,871,532
$1,393,996
$375,475
288,065
.
,,
1151,
p.
Period End. Aug. 31—
City, Iowa, and for other corporate purposes.
The total cost of constructing the new high school
including land
acquisition and equipment is estimated at $1,292,622., As of Aug. 1,
1957, the corporation had cash on hand or had already expended foe
Continental
the
tyv
Railwa/ oper.
including Aug. 1, 1972, at 100% and accrued interest.
The
*
op./v $444,609
income!—
214,860
ope.x
186/,
—V.
186, p. 1376.
944.
thereafter at
of record by Continental Oil Co., Houston, Texas, a Delaware
corporation, and Hudson's Bay Co., London, England, which was incor¬
$2,963,603
2,122,234
203,445
Net
-
offering $600,000 of 4l/2%, 4%%, 5% and 5V4% first
mortgage bonds due semi-annually from Feb. 1, 1960 to
and
from
239,497
are
the capital stock of the company now outstanding
beneficially and (with the exception of directors' qualifying
$3,516,230
271,435.
Lane Bryant, Inc.—September Sales Higher—>.
Iowa City Catholic High School, Inc., Iowa City, Iowa
—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis.,
Winnipeg,
St.,
owned
Halsey
—
; <
•
offices with
—
1, Canada,
Toronto
$236,609,357
.
1957—a Mos.—1956
$646,910
301,047
$383,386
.
Period End. Sept. 30—Sales
subscription agents in connection with the
as
1957—9 Mos.—1956
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper, expenses-
935,965
•
International Telephone
p.
$0.46
•
,
$246,964,332
1957—Month—1956
$745,656
Corp.,
186,
$8.95.
»'• '
*
-
-
Period End. Aug. 31—
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Sept. Sales Off—
—V.
.7
"
■
•
1957—Month—1956"
.
Period End, Sept.,30—
Net
the corporation and associated companies:
& Telegraph Corp., American Cable
International Standard Electric Corp. a rut, Chairman of
the Board of Mactay Radio & Telegraph Co. and of All America Cables"'
shareaf
value,
following
& Radio
ry.
—V.
Halsey, U.S.N. (Ret.) has resigned as direc¬
and all other offices held with, the System,'it *.
4 Eclmond H. Leave>7 President cf IT&T/'
resignation, Admiral Halsey said he now proposes
his
director of
CONTROL—All of
Is
1,
?
Oct.
on
major efforts to preserving the
national memorial art Washington, b. C.
the
•
1151.
p.
rev,
V,
Admiral Halsey joined the IT&T System in November 1947, and. held
1
Calgary, Canada, or Notre Dame
Canada; Guaranty Trust Company of New
at 140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.; «nd Glyn, Mills & Co.,
Lombard St.,
London E. C. 3, England. B
Albert
-Net
corporation
submitting his
to
•
expenses
—V.
Montreal Trust
York,
this
"
20,462
$8.21
$0.48
'1 *
William F.
announced
In
Eighth Avenue at Third St. West,
or
of
.was
:
1
22,965
....
$29,123,639 $28,341,410
186,
Net
& Telegraph Corp.
Director—
a
series
share-
share_!__'i__.:_i__l__'___
840.
p.
K-l
of
1956
$45,730,920 $42,078,459
5,570,269
4,701,767
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
-,: /-
,.
August royalties reflects a
higher prices which became
"
$2,095,324 /
509,-864-
I.
up
with
6,603,551
$1,704,113
125,027
-
•
re/enue.
$
•
K-l
oper.
.
following will act
offer:
as
Fleet Admiral
Co.
purchased.
The
56,802
International Telephone
tor
$386,894
186, p. 1150.
Resigns
the company, Continental
whereby Continental Oil Co. and HudBay Co. have agreed to purchase at the subscription, price, and
the company has agreed to sell to them, 75$
and 25$ respectively
of the shares above offered which shall not be subscribed for by the
exercise of rights.
There is no present intention to re-sell the shares
Bay
$245,901
!
,
K-l
per
oper.
into between
entered
has been
'
operations--.—
way
Bon's
l>o
from rail-
revenue
shareholders
of
per
Railway
$8,698,875
>■
by
1151.
compared
:
/
$8,443,196
in
drop
offset
$1,744,000,
series
Period Ended Aug. 31—
1957—8 Mos.—1956 7;
1957—Month—1956
revenue-
oper.
K-l
Railway
;
.
The
18G, p.
lands
its
Lake Superior & Ishpcming RR.^-Earnings—..
'
.
August 'v/jre
part
from
1957
of
Sales
.27,498,274
•
and Radio, Inc.—V.
and Hudson's
^
4,582,589
40,325,260
.35,446,884
4,058,667- .-36,396,863 ' 31,864,941
5,013,803
1263.
p.
in
royalties
of 1957
of 314,589,000,
period of last year.
same
(S; S.) Kresge Co.—September Sales/Up—
~
1957—8 Mos.—-1956
r" '• " '$"**
'
1950.
oil
gross
months
outstanding
Per. End. Sept. 30—
'J
/
is offering 1,308,453 shares of capital stock (par'
contract
Co.,
of
month
August,
assets
186,
—v:
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
volved.
A
—V.
-35,052,156 |294,382,841 273,875,071
23,134,767 1 88,764.621 178,307,913*
4,125,000 ' 35,464,000 ■' 32,622,000
4,761,000
Period End. Aug. 31—
.$2.50) to the stockholders of Continental Oil Co. of rec¬
ord Sept. lb, 1057 at tne rate of one new share for each
15 Continental shares held; and is offering 436,139 shares
to holders of ordinary shares of Hudson's Bay Co. of
record Sept. 3, 1957 on the basis of 1 1/6 shares of new
stock for each 15 Hudson's Bay ordinary shares held. All
warrants will expire on Nov. 1, 1957.
The shares are
priced at $11 (Canadian) each. No underwriting is in¬
Oil
the
production,
value
Inctfme
48,319,509
-
.1957—Month—1956
$
$
37.641,316
23,595,807
Net- after charges
—V.
Oil & Gas Co. Ltd.—Stock Offered—The
Hudson's Bay
Asset
6,828,558
for
net
Net
—V,
company
for
shares
Number
$
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
revenues-.—
operating
1957—8 Mos.—-1956
-
?
Operating expenses——
Federal income
tuxes—
620.
p.
eight
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Series K-l Assets Up
K-l
1,812,481
:
inc.—
Period Ended At'g. 31—
operating
136,
reported
As of August 31—
MONTHS
5,830,993
ry. oper.
oper.
186, p. 1092.
Illinois
10 opened a new
100-acre sito
at
Dayton,
Royalties
25.433,208 193,473,868 194,807,579
18.604.650 153,728,573 146,488,010
25,131,098
oper.
EIGHT
FIRST
AND
revenue...
for niobium and the development of an inorganic laminate
for thdomes are the subjects of two contracts awarded to this corpora¬
Development
3
first
the
in
Railwav
Air
Oct.
on
for
early in 1957.—V.
.
Wright
company
California
effective
coatings
the
in
;slightly from the $14,531,000 for the
$1,843,000
Railway oper.
by
County Land Co.—August Royalties Off—
with $17,287,271, or $5.56
Horizons, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio—Two Contracts-
tion
Kern
period.
Railway oper.
and 318.
944
pp.
be
decrease
EARNINGS
Newport's fifth naval stores production unit, will
have capacity for producing thousands of tons of
stump wood per
month by large, continuous fractioning units," said E. J. Sisson, VicePresident of Heyden
In charge of Newport Industries' operations.—
V.
to
Total
plant,
new
This compares
estimated
period.-
Ilcytlen Newport Chemical Corp.—Unit Opens Plant—
"The
is
1957
are
estimated
to
amount
to
$217,154,868, compared
with
for the corresponding
1956 period.
Railway operating expenses in September, 1957, are estimated to be
$18,669,000, compared with $18,282,361 in September, 1956.,. For the
first nine months of 1957, railway operating expenses are estimated
to
total
$172,3.97,573, compared with $164,770,371 in the like
1956
,
Telogia, Fla.
of
revenues
SEC—
Newport Industries Company Division on Oct.
S3,000.000
naval stores
plant, constructed
on
a
months
$219,785,781
Mr.
on
The
nine
first
Railway operating revenues are estimated to amount to $23,681,000 ,)
for September,
1957, compared with $24,978,202 for the same month
a
year ago.
For the first nine months of 1957, railway operating
Fort
Oct. 9 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 350,000 shares of its §1 par capital stock.
Of these shares,
300.000 are outstanding
shares being purchased by the underwriters
(headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.) from certain "selling shareholders," for
resale to the public. The public offering price and underwriting terms
arcto be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged primarily in the development and manufac¬
ture of precision electronic measuring instruments.
It has outstanding
3 060,000 shares of stock (including 60.000 to be issued on Nov. 6, 1957,
in payment of, a bonus to employees for past services).
The selling
stockholders are David Packard and William R. Hewlett, President and
Executive Vice-President, respectively. Each owns 5Q':c (1,500.000 shares)
of the outstanding stock
of the company.
Each has agreed to sell
150.000 shares to the underwriters.
The remaining 50,000 shares represent shares to be offered by the
company to its employees under a restricted stock option plan.
Pro¬
ceeds from these shares will be added to working capital.
company
share
a
car
Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif.—Registers Sec¬
ondary Offering With
This
income
$172,437
$68.75L
$1,327,032
$1,282,426
The
75,293
1C.557
490,369
512,606
ahead
New
on
schedule.
electric
furnace
•
its
rated
•
launched
in
July
is
moving
:
building;
v
Site
completely
cleared;. pouring
of
Volume 186
Number 5681
foundations
concrete
begun;
already laid.
hew
.
1 000
some
of
feet
stockholders
concrete
000
pouring
of
in
He
-
initial
The
company's
111., has been
at
completed.
being undertaken will be largely in the
lie said.—V. 186,-p. 1264. .. '..;•>// ,',-t
field,
Oct.
of
companies spent $46,000,000.
the
new
stock
offered
be
will
estimate
the
1957
on
for
sale
to
statement that
186, p. 1377.
registration
stock.—V.
common
Stuart Securities Corp., New York City, on
on
The net proceeds are to be used
Sales
increase
Net
the
for
of
fiscal
2.4%
1957 totaled $39,858,747,
sales of $38,909,387 in the 1956 fiscal year.
over
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
earnings showed an improvement of 9.1 %
over the previous year
with $437,031.' '
"
- . <
upon 580,000 shares outstanding, net earnings after preferred
dividends were 69 cents per common share against 62 cents in fiscal
sales of $11,448,955 have been reported by this.
16.4to gain above the $9,838,708 total for* the same
This
a
was
a
ago.
year
.•„'•;"
-
Period Ended Aug. 31—
According to Hilton H. Slayton, President, the
best September sales in the firm's history.
Last
than
month's
the
volume
dollar
September ,(."1956
amounted
to
revenue.
$2,816,010
oper.
expenses
2,343,800
2,238,390
18,343,789
18,759,763
$472,210
$761,086
$3,476,549
$1,37^773,*
Period Ended Aug. 31—
>
$5,23l,63»
594,112
354,629
465,260
2,273,253
1957—Month—1956
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
Kellogg,
Crane
President
of
Maymount
The
revenue.
$2,064,896
$1,840,049
oper.
expenses
1,467,937
'• 1,325,893
the
3rd,
.
.
_
Robert
Foundation; and
Kellogg was named
Kellogg
C.
J.
Co. In 1955 Mr.
of
New
York
Authority,
Pert
•'-=
.
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
1152.
p.
*
.
Railway
$3,942,073
1,417,237
$514,156
254,230
212,791
$3,272,763
1,296,308
■
.
Net
'••■-
Net
;
The
;.s
it
SEC,
izing this
announced
was
Oct.
on.
has issued
3,
from
rev.
$881,669
376,089
$5,802,187
2,036,658
$1,564,241
income—I
oper.
ry.
tp.
557,705
ry.
machinery/and
purposes.!. ,.;V. -
:
p
'
Common
proceeds
for
used
$6,076,770
2,105,940
V
'
'
stock
for
(par
the
at
$8^4,ooo-for 1957 and $5.00,000. for
.
V.
'
'
Authorized
i958,--^y;{i84,; p.\ 325.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
McCullougrh
v.
a
Period Ended Aug. 31—
-.Railway oper. revenue-
the
at
;* '
-
•
,
:
temporarily
under
the
Ott.
Exchange Commission on
I
orders
permanent; previous
suspending
the
at
•
U.
mission
class
of
1933
Post
S.
and
1955,
19,*
class
7,500
38,029,754
39,371,171
$8,547,975
1,828,695
with
respect
/
to
Fla. * !i* •'
Miami,
Office,
•
Railway oper.
Railway1 oper.
//■■.
•
."/Net
Net
,
of
25,734,639
25,330,185
18,740,663
19,509,952 153,837,087 154,126,882
.
ry.
5,820,233
46,908,746
corporation
24,242,969
of
sale
.which
*
subscription price
Edward
date,
underwriting terms are to
& Co. of St. Louis is
and
D.
•
Jones
Net
proceeds
the
with
*of
first
the
to
of
proceeds
company
the
sale
from
to
an
together
the sale of the stock,
institutional investor of
is
stock:
oi the
the
marks
WATV
second
station i purchase
TV
is
awaiting FCC
presently
approval.
•
to
J., with transmitting facili¬
N.
top of the Empire State Building in New York City,
to seek authorization from the FCC to change th®
on
expected
letters
call
studios in Newark,
WATV has
is
of
WNTA
the
(AM)
station
TV
and
to
WNTA-TV
WNTA-FM.
of the radio stations
to operate each of it®
and
intends
NTA
film
TV
conjunction
in
series
with
Desilu
Productions
NTA
and
produces
TCF-TV.
^Inc.-, the-television film division of 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation.
NTA is also active in the
television network field having organized
the NTA Film Network,
the first film network in this country to
.operate on a commercial basis.
The Network, which is jointly owned
with 20th Century-Fox, began commercial operations on April 1, 195?.
—V.
$800,000
186, p.
1543.
bonds,
additions and improvements.
Expenditures for new construction
during 1957 are estimated at $1,415,057. Also, in 1958 the construction
budget
of
stations as independent and self-contained organizations.
In
addition
to
its TV film distribution
operations,
'
estimated
$1,300,000.—V.
at
186,
p.
1377.
Inc.—September Sales Lower—
Neisner Brothers,
erty
,
Requires lOOfc
of WATV is the first transfer of absolute ownership
television station in the New York City area, the nation's largest
a
market.
series G—5due June 1, 1979, will be
used (1) to retire $450,000 of-short-term bank notes and (2) for prop¬
mortgage
contract NTA
Television, Inc. and the Bremer Broadcasting Corp.
properties is subject to approval by the FCC.
three
NTA's purchase
of
company
record
the
of
terms
the
of
ties located
'•named
Area—
has
acquisition
NTA
supplied by amendment.
underwriter.
.
made
by NTA in carrying out its recently announced policy of ex¬
pansion into the field of television station ownership. In August of thia
year,
a
controlling interest in station KMGM-TV in Minneapolis-St.
."Paul, Minn., was purchased from United Television, Inc., a transaction
26,211,606
-
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 7,
1957, covering 25,135 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The com¬
pany
proposes to offer these shares
for subscription by its common
stockholders at the rate of one new share for each 12 shares held.
be
the
Atlantic
both
The
Missouri Utilities Co.—Files Common Stock Offering—
-The-
"
radio stations.
-Under
;
48,623,562
3/102,411
6,993,976
3,521,553
op;
' ; '
1152.
p.
purchased television station WATV (Channel
radio stations WAAT(AM) and WAAT-FM of
serve the New York City area, according to a
joint announcement made on Oct. 7 by Ely A. Landau, NTA Chairman
of the Board, and Irving B. Roscnhaus, President of both Atlanti®
'Television,* Inc. and Bremer Broadcasting Corp., owners of the T-V
.
:
,
.
„
1505.
p.
-
$
$
200,745,833 202,750,444
revenue-
inco ne___
oper.
186,
This
common
the Commission asserted that the company's .notifi•cation and offering circular failed to disclose certain material facts.
'
i In
its Regulation A notification,
filed July 19,» 1957, Truly .Nolen
"Products proposed the public offering of 100,000 common shares at $2
"per-share. - The Commission, in an order dated Sept. 20, 1957, tem¬
porarily suspending the Regulation A exemption with respect to such
offering, alleged tnat a Regulation A exemption is not available ior
the
offering, that the terms and conditions of the Regulation have
not been complied with,
and that the company's offering circular is
'misleading.—V. 186, p. 1093.
.
*
186,
; 13) and its affiliated
.Newark, N. J., which
f'n
* expenses
ifrom
rev.
ry.
.—V.
the
proposing
shares
B
;
,
/'
.1 '/"•'
4
1957- -8 Mos.—1956
19571957—Month—1956
$
from--registration
-
-
Inc.—Sales Up—
$1,453,528
'Radio Stations Serving New York City
3,493,179
"
in September
according to figures
$5,961,774,
National Telefilm Associates, Inc.—Purchases TV and
$9,969,797
504,797
.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
V
this offering,
/for
4,793,018
$1,259,627
its Regulation A notification
filed
Motor
Oct.
on
A
4,674,154
Period Ended Aug. 31—
with the Com¬
public offering of
7,500
stock, in units of one
class A and one class B share and at $6 per unit.
In an order issued
Aug.
29,
1957
temporarily suspending
the Regulation A exemption
^McCullough
•
X"
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$6,052,645 $46,577,729 $49,340,968
$1,227,820
" 406,687
of
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—195ft
$1,458,917 $13,394,872 $13,171,59*
Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.
"
the;. Commission
of
exemptions
.-Regulation;. .A
Securities. Act
Oct.. 17
.
Series of mutual funds
,
,
1957—Month—1956
.
.
month
the
for
record
a
*Sal33
ten unCalif.—
:
Net rev. from ry. op.
-
pubilc--offeringa of
securities "by,.the respective companies: McCullough Motor vCorp3. on
Oct. 21 at the SEC Washington office and ,Truly Nolen Prpducts, Inc.
on
-
•
by E. Wain Hare, Vice-President.
The
'•,
\
announced .that,
8
the following companies, hearings have been ordered,
for the purpose of determining whether
make,
-
—
-
$5,901,974
,
Net;i-y, oper/Tncomo—L
—V/TBff, p. 1093.'
and place .indicated-,
.or
■
:
and
V'
•
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Granted
Motor
request of
at the time
„»to /vacate
c
186, p. 1093.
National Shirt Shops of Delaware,
.
,/-/-(•
business except to
.
Railway ; oper.' expenses
,...
'
and
"
,Missouri-Kausas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
-v., '
1957—Month—1956 •
-1957—9 Mos.—1956
$8,689,716 $74,244,214 $74,093,195
^Hearings by. SEC—'
The Securities
-l •'
...
'v."••*T
.
/
in Nevada, on May 27,
operating mining properties
office is located at 710 South
$8,347,334
-
—V, ? 186,*-p. -1152. Vi
,
,
600,000 shs.
and
principal
;
V
•-X
"
incorporated
was
acquiring
•
This represents an increas®
of $2,742,430 or 85%
over the similar month last year.
Nine month
sales- were reported at $61,248,605 by Mr. Hare, 44%
or $18,613,056
over
the previous record total set in the comparable 1956 period.—»
,V. 186, p. 1093.
-
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
:
of
purpose
$5,000,000
machinery
and
funds
available
Sales of the National Securities
released
This
McCrory Stores Corp.—September Sales Off-
than
of
opened at Stockton,
established
<
186, p. 731.
;aro-.,.
Solinsky,
National Securities & Research Corp.—Sales Rise 85%
1
The
company - has not
as
yet engaged in any
.acquire title to unpatented mining claims., i.
.
Tlie property to- .which the company holds title consists of
.vpatented mining claims located-in San Bernardino County,
.order author¬
S.
more
period of 1956.—V.
are to be used to pay for equipment
working capital and. other corporate
-
i
$1>__
/Fourth St./LasiV^gas,'Nev.
tipnsiiandVfmprovetnpnts.^Mar^ettais.Vcpnstrpptiop /expenditures/,
•
stock at par ($1
common
f
-
BUSINESS—Corporation
1957,
Ctf;, 3-7,500 additional shares of its $100 par capital stock for $750,000.
/The/proceeds will be used to; repay $100,ouO or open account advances
made to Marietta by Monongahela and to. provide for property addiestimated
1
payable
company has
added four plants this year.
New plants hav®
Calif., and Green Bay, Wis., and another will
shortly at Marion, Ohio.
In addition, the company recently
purchased for cash the can making facilities of Consolidated Foods
Corp. at Cambridge, Md.
A 6',0
stock dividend was also declared in 1956, after 5c!o in 1955.
1956 earnings were $1.90 per share on sales of $81,500,000.
Sales for
the first six
months of
1957 were reported up 13c,'o
over
the lik®
1152.
p.
PROCEEDS—The net
v ':" '* *" '« / :i *
an
dividend,
v,
open
underwriting, ;3Q0,000 shares of
per share) as a speculation.
to issue and sell to its parent,,Monongahela Power
company
stock
.
The
been
.
_
-Miracle Mining Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.—Stock Offered
—The company on Sept. 18 offered publiclyy without
the
-tT
Marietta Electric Co.—Stock to" Parent— -'"
,
9fo
a
22.
'
3,842,080
"
.4.
and/or .(interest therein;*. Its
?
declared
8
President, said that the company will have
during 1957 in plant expansion and
equipment
"This is more than
$3,000,000
over
from
depreciation charges,"
Mr.
Solinsky said.
"The directors consider it desirable to finance thla
substantial investment so far as possible through retained earnings."
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$5,027,071 $31,771,477 $30,942,557
3,462,830
25,969,290
24,865,787
expenses
■
.
—V.- 186,
trustee, distribution agent and paying agent -for the 6%-, subordinated
debentures due 1972 which, together with a cash payment, will be dis¬
tributed tp.the common.stockholders as -a partial-distribution of capital
r
Robert
$4,723,749
revenue.
oper.
.f«.,
I j. The Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, New York. N. Y./,wiU act as l" ;t CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
^arnings-Tsurplus;-—V,i 186, - p.; 1152.
Oct.
on
to stockholders, of record Nov.
modernization
and
.and
directors
26
invested
-
oper.
Railway
■
''( Robert hr'.Leeds*, Jr. nas oeen with The Manhattan Shirt Co. since
June, 1953 except for service with the U. S. Air Force, and Laurence
.C, Leeds, Jr. joined Manhattan in 1S55.—V. 185, p. 82J.
;
V Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.—Distribution—
$596,959
op.
income
oper.
186,
Period Ended Aug. 31—
;
of
Commissioner
a
The
the
Vice-Chairman ;.of
./!'/ '•
and vis
Authority's Finance Committee.
of
director
a
11,002,875
11,481,493
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
.
.
1152.
p.
National Can Corp.—Declares 6% Stock Dividend—
c
$15,423,566 $14,275,638
Nov.
Net
Net
-....
L. -heeds, Jr.'- and Laurence. C.
Leeds, Jr.Avere elected directors at the annual meeting of stockholders
held on Oct. 7; it was announced by Silvan Geismar, President.
. 'v
--Ml".
Kellogg has been Chairman of•the Board of the New York
Stock Exchange since
1S56, prior to which he served for six years
as
a
Governor of the Exchange. He is also senior partner of Spear,
Leeds & Kellogg; President and a director of J. C. Kellogg & Sons;
,
oper."
—V.
•:.
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Three New Directors—
./James
;
Railway
-1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Mos;—1956
$2,724,176 $23,523,894 $19,992,028
,
186,
op,
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
ry.
,
$2,699,384
...
—■v.;i86, p.; 1151.
Net
from
rev.
1957—8 Mos.—1956
Railway
.
Mangel Stores Corp.—September Sales Declined-—-
•
.
$2,999,476 $21,820,338 $23,991,393
1152.
p.
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
"
38-6to hfgher
of; $995,293.7-V./186; * p. 320. J.
;*•
total
186,
1957—8 Mos.—1956
oper.
Railway
Net
with
closed
period
the
-
1956.—V.
1957—Month—1956
Railway
.
'
185, p. 2450.
an
equaling $476,954 compared
.-'Record nine-month
to acquire real estate properties ancl
mortgages and for working capital.—V.
ended July 31,
year
Based
period
1152.
p.
fered
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
busi¬
Managed Funds, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Sales Up, 16.4%
Fund.
186,
Mutual Investors Corp. of New York—Stock Offered—
Sept. 18 of¬
publicly 295,000. shares of common stock (par 100)
at $1 per share as a speculation.
,
SEC
filed
was
$15,210,550 $16,091,303 $137,634,745 $133,254,527
—V.
under¬
of
because
earnings
1957—9 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Sales
recently
bidding.
an
7
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—September Sales Decreased—
Per. End. Sept. 30—
system
the
new
declined
dealing' With
for
9
10
and
the
competitive
Dixon
rulings
announced
development
Oct.
on
research
new
programs
machine
ness
the
of
in Urbana,
laboratories
of the Board,
O'Connor, Chairman
construction
the
1956
that Middle South will invest about $22,000,-
adding that
that
noted
writers
Co.—Constructs New Laboratories—
Magnavox
In
are
stocks
common
said,
he
Mr.
Richard A.
9.
operating companies through
authorized 451,894 shares of
common stock are expected
to raise about $14,000,000, thus taking care
of equity capital needs "until sometime in 1959."
ground water pipes completed to permit necessary excavations:
re¬
routing of present railroad trackage-70',b. complete.—V. 186," p. 1505.
that,
Oct.
on
the
1959,"
begun.
roughing mill: New site, within the present mill area,
cleared; rerouting of compressed air, gas, oxygen, and under¬
entirely
(1631)
"Present indications
*
•».
.
completed;
trackage
railroad
new
.
50%
Excavation
140-inch
New
•,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
pits:
soaking
foundations
for
...
—V.
• •
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$5,427,749 $46,173,719 $45,048,177
Period Ended Sept. 30—
-$5,135,900
Sales
186,
1377.
p.
;.
.
.
*
McLean Industries, Inc.—Extends Puerto Rican Service
Extension
"■
•-.announced
-.also
Puerto
its
of
2
Oct.
cn
disclosed plans
York
and
New
York
the
two
Mr.
'for
about
30
trailerships early in 1953.,
,,
President of Waterman, said the ports
Corp.
will
18.
have
direct
tailing
Two C-2
of
to
service
San
from Baltimore
Waterman
with
years,
sailings
from
.
Formation
>;
was
Juan,
*
■
the
of
Ponce
revenue.
$1,843,445
oper.
expenses
1,548,960
1,491,599
12,350,475
12,260,821
Dec.
$294,485
$384,335
129,983
$2,475,521
791,522
$2,724,748
948,390
—V.
of
Puerto
new
a
Rico—also
Puerto
Rican
v/as
S.
U.
•.
.
Gulf
Pacific
and
by
Mr.
McLean.
The
\
;Railway
.
«
'
Nee
; Net
McLellan Stores Co.—September Sales Off—
Period End. Sept/30— --
.Sales
—V.
1957—Month—1956
$4,492,186
186, p.
11.52.
oper.
rev.
i",
Corp.
sale
of
$214,632
$167,244
$1,344,697
27,733
*49,759
a
proposal
The
total
directors
assets
nounced
by
Hurlbut
of
papers
fibers.
The
•
p.
*
of
the
H.
E.
Paper
development
Oct.
on
of
approved
p
Hurlbut
Paper
Whitaker,
is
for
papers
through
of
one
the
Co.,
Chairman
the
the
use
an
of
agreement
South
Lee,
the
of
purchase
to
it
Mass.,
was
the
an¬
Board.
industry's foremost companies in the
plastics industry, and of a wide range
many
synthetic
organic
and
debenture
The
with the
SEC for the
inorganic
bank
Paper
Co.
will
operate
as
a
Mead
subsidiary.—V.
i8G,
„to
1505.
Period End. Sept. 28—
t■
186,
p.
1957—5 Weeks—1956
1957—39 Weeks—1956
'Sales
5%
p.
Middle
The
corporation.-plans to add next
pansion budget of $67,000,000,
Edgar
vear
bands in
Edward
by
Consumer
Montaup's
of
addition
$90,332,000 $86,537,000
Financing, Etc.—
$1,000,000
H." Dixon,
to
Its
President,
3,393,175
3,131,464
2,409,042
1957—Month-^1956
$
Railway
Net
—V.
con¬
Division.—V.
oper.
rev.
expenses.
61,797,370
53,806,854
ry. oper.
from
railway
p.
i
24,896,028
19,683,429
23,416,553
18,310,916
7,990,516
inc—
1,187,788
oper.
aeronautical
the corporation's
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
$
G4,344,716 500,728,390 518,053,491
50,991,874 420,006,495 418,061,924
13,352,842
5,932,515
80,721,895
22,941,847
99,991,5(77
40,336,374
186, p. 1377.
New York,
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings1957—Month—1950
1957—8 Mos.—195ft
»
oper.
revenue.
Railway
Weatherama—that
broadcasts has been announced
Vice-President of
186,
$
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Transistor Portable—
wave
$
RR.—Earnings-
$
Taylor, .Executive
R.
Products
1,984,296
1957—8 Mos.—1956
26,354,422 214,313,758 202,862,427
19,007,396 155,030,784 147,395,767
2,343,571
18,729,268
17,636,004
1,871,991
15,657,678 14,414,101
1265.
p.
Railway oper. revenue—
to cost in excess of $19,000,000 principally
in its steam electric generating plant.
to .standard
Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
oper.
expenses
Net
—V.
from
rev.
Net ry.
oper.
186,
p.
ry.
op.
income
1265.
15,286,402
10,413,537
4,872,865
1,963,026
$
$
$
,
"
10,207,033
83,018,001
114,290,43ft
80,606,021
4,515,515
32,590,001
12,715,059
33,683,803
13,701,90ft
14,722,548 115,603,002
1,908,155
841.
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Mos.—1956
revenue..
$329,117
$283,421 $2,610,615 $2,937,7^-1
expenses
216,901
194,271
1,672,223
1,634,797
New York
Mountain States Life Insurance Co., Colorado
-
Utilities, Inc.—Plans
steps
186,
New York Central
capacity
1967—8 Months—195C
1152.
South
initial
the
,
2,624,701
charges
after
Period End. Aug. 31—•
short-term
repay
or
receives
beacon
$11,878,000 $12,047,000
reduce
startling new Motorola transistor portable—the
Government weather broadcasts, and long
A
$13,528,877 $13,003,472 $86,295,340 $80,805,050
1957—Month—1956
in
income
Railway
Mercantile Stores Co./Inc.—September Sales Lower—
186,
additional
185, p. 147.
to
was declared, payable Dec. 23,
9, 1957. A 50%
stock dividend
stock dividend disbursed in March,
'
50%
Dec.
5%
2,532,300
taxes
operating
Net
used
be
.expenses.-
taxes.
—V.
the
Motorola Inc.—Announces
1152.
Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.
will
a
27,629,860
19,720,089
revenues
operating
Net
River.
incurred
indebtedness
provide
—V.
Retail sales
V.
to Fall
thereof
struction program estimated
Hurlbut
Melville Shoe Corp.—September Sales Up—
_
bonds
quarterly dividend of
to shareholders of record
regular
1957
issuance
$800,000 of additional common stock and $5,700,000 of
proceeds
and
528.
p.
Net
'
and
186,
record
of
1956
Other
.
3
in June,
income
Federal
Co.—Proposes Sale of Securities—
1987;
the
16,
$
500,471
due
stock dividend of
a
shareholders
to
Operating
Operating
$1,580,528
43,781
bonds
addition,
paid
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Commission has given interested
-persons until Oct. 21, 1957, to request a hearing thereon.
Montaup is owned by Brockton Edison Co., Fall River Electric Light
Co., and Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co., subsidiaries of Eastern
Utilities Associates. It proposes to sell all of the common stock and
.$4,200,000 of the debenture bonds to Brocktbn and $1,500,000 of the
To Purchase Assets of Hurlbut Paper
—
ry. oper.
"company has filed
This
and
-•
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$4,198,948
$4,189,790
2,854,251
2,609,262
income..
from
oper.
ry.
debenture
; Mead
1957—Month—1956
$541,547
354,061
374,303
expenses.
declared
payable Dec.
New England Telephone &
$568,693
Montaup Electric
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$4,958,781 $39,462,795 $39,961,-781
was
1957.—V.
* Deficit,—V. 186, p. 1152.
;
,
p.
(Railway open revenue
new
company with headquarters in San Juan, will succeed the Waterman
Dock Co. as a McLean subsidiary and will be responsible for operation
.of both Gulf and Atlantic services to Puerto Rico.—V. 186, p. 1264.
166,
op.
ry.
Income..
13 52.
Period End. Aug.31—
-
!
Steamship
company—Waterman
announced
oper.
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Coast
*
•
from
rev.
ry.
8
Dividend—
Stock
1957.
2,
In
Net
Net
Oct.
on
share
cents per
1957
99,430
New
and
Oct. 15 and from
vessels will sail from
cargo
7J/2
oper.
Railway
on
directors
The
1957—Month—1956
1 1957—8 Mos.—1956
$1,875,934 $14,825,996 $14,985,569
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Co.—50%
Nestle-LeMur
Railway
.
every Tuesday and Friday thereafter. said that Waterman has been in the Puerto Rican trade
McLean
•ports..
ports
lift-off"
first
the
Oct.
on
ports
Court
by Waterman Steamship Corp. a subsidiary which
Baltimore
with
Atlantic
to
service
for expanding thin initial breakbulk service by
of large "lift-on,
'•'/•James K. McLean,
use
"Mayagucz,
Rican
Monon RR.—Earnings—
r
Springs,
Colo.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
1957
ex¬
at
told
920
for
covering
$2
per
capital
oper.
oper.
on
underwriting. The proceeds
ancl surplus.—V. 182, p. 718.
shaie,
Railway
Railway
Sept. 30 filed a letter of notification with the
33,000 shares of common stock ipar $1» to be offered
company
Period End. Aug. 31—•
without
are
to be used
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
186,
from
p.
ry.
op.
income
1153.
Oper.
$112,216
18,155
$89,150
10,687
$938,393
157,588
$1,302,945
502,157
8
(1632)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, October 14, 1957
-v
New
York, New Haven &, Hartford RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
'
1957—Month—1956*
$
Railway ©per. revenue...
Railway oper. expenses.
'
$
14,071,333
$
$
Simultaneously, the insurance firm offered to
employees an additional 9,000 shares
of said stock at the same price, without underwriting.
•
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
186.
inc.__
©per.
1377.
p.
2,901,198.
601,703
ry. oper. ■«
'
2,868,155
■
19.992,946
1,267,554
12,359
......
*
1957—Montn—1956
s
$
:
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
$
69,101,288 577,246,231
540,022,996
51,489,936
47,451,596
391,911,508
371,489,598
6,554.000
54,297,000
The
5.988,000
•
•
8,026,429
04,687,481
stock
7,327,400
7,689,701
66,450,242
6,072,602
6,483,895
55,212,504
50,087,756
charges
p.
186,
7,405,991
.,
'
Otter
1957—Month—1956
1153.
p.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
cipal
'
1957
.
Asset
outstanding
value
•After
1957 to
<
share
per
deducting
of
of
stock
common
dividend
stockholders
of
record
35
»
cents
Nov.
29,
1956
per
'$24.68
v
share
tlncludes
116,971
shares
which
of
its
the
1957—8 Months—1956
and
$7,161,950
$6,922,797
and
5,833,382
<5,513,889
$128,294
$198,823
$1,328,568
$1,408,908
44,052
59,226
481,G69
449,329
727,587
•
oper.
income-
1153.
p.
•
End/Aug. 31—
oper.
revenue—
23,103,049
expenses-
13,765,468
©per.
$
-
21,693,740 171,476,828 156,957,259
13,707,638 116,243.564 109,943,447
-7,986,102
55,233,264
47,013,812
4,165,977
28,934,834
24,669,205
1265.
'
;
Establishment, of.Navan Products,
►,
announced
was
The
Calif., will be
Oct.
on
firm,
new
ized
will
have
Inc., as a wholly-owned subsidiary
Its
headquarters
in
Santa
Monica,
T.
A.
will
©
other-companies.
or
be
Burton, "North American^ Vice-President,'
military
President of Navan.—V. 166, p. 732.
relations,
to
%
:
an
of
until
was
Its
Gas
4b
investment
persons
1957.
of
stock.- As
75%
the
1957,
North
to
stock
American's
Texas
stock
13,
for
has
1957,
been
now
North
100
shares
Texas
the
of
basis
Nortn
made
American.
to
holders
The
of
more
remaining
shares are
Transfer Co., solely
1602.
-
$100 per share, plus accrued dividends,
through Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates
was oversubscribed and
the books closed. For details, see
V. 186, p. 1544;
Northern Pacific
Period End.
Aug. 31—
1957—Month—1956
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses-
from ry. oper.
rev.
$
17,463,204
13,182,836
$
$
18.268,900 121,582,354 123,333 804
13,116,357
-
4,280,368
2,539,678
railway oper.' inc.
186, p. 1153.
1957- -8 Mos.—1956
101,532,695 100,065,022
5.152,543
20,049,659
2,243,187
10,092,225
23,268,782
10,692,071
Northwestern Bell Telephone
166,
$
$
$
'
17,510,129 142,994,056
11,328,113
96,218,865
Federal
$
Net
—V.
18
" 1
,
'
Net
—V.
oper.
-
sold,
$8,402,219
interconnection
an
as
to June
$2,720,885
$3,288,993
648,022
521,882
the
Noyes-Frank
Co.,
Inc.,
with
Jerome
H.
government
Executive
agencies
was
announced
Vk-e-President
of
the
company, will expand the department
Hammer who in the 17 years
A.
the
Frank
as
consolidate the activities of the Charles F.
Noyes Co
preparation of real estate appraisals for
Federal, state and
Noyes
increase
in
division
he
on
Oct.
7
by E. J
Crawford
Noyes
organization.
The
new
established by the late George
preceding his death last August de¬
as
Vice-President to reflect a
x
186, p. 1378." '
'
'
upon
request,
describes and
p. 2755.
•/.-'* *
i
'f-
$4,136,521
6,068,930%
387,336, % 6,581,383
.
;
This
a.':-,.
.
.
1957—8 Mos.—1956
t
4.872.946
op.
$265,348
$199,925
$1,930,137
$1,554,253
income-.—
126,442
114,582
1,079,869
867,306
Net
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
ry.
%;«;•<*'*■•', 4**.i
1154.
<:*
$6,803,083-
corporation
Sept.
on
30
cents
share;,
per
filed
letter
a
Salt
to- be
are
liability,
for
Tiie
.
of
City,
of
..
notification
be
to
"
.
with
offered
the
at
par
Randall
&'Co.,
Inc., New
geological studies, reserve
equipment,
and
other
for
used
Lake
"
stock
common
throughSteven.
Y. The proceeds
contingent
k
4,485,201
.*..••
covering 2,000,000 shares of
York, N.
$6,039,454
•-
machinery
ana
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.—Plans Merger—
\
V;
directors
of
this company
and Petrocarbon- Chemicals,t Inc.,
Barbara,- Calif.,**.have, .approved a. proposed merger of two
Santa
,
companies.
.
Pleasant
Valley produces, wines and champagnes.. Petrocarbon Chemi¬
petrochemical refinery in Irving, Texas, with a capacity
2,500 barrels a day.
'
•
of
owns
a
Under
be
the
for
share of
Pleasant, Valley
stock would
share, of $30. par preferred and one share
each
merger,
exchanged
one-fith
of new common of Great Western
Each
six
changed
—V.
*
shares
Into
165,
of
the
of
Producers, Inc., the merged company.
by Petrocarbon's holders would Le
held
common
share
one
stock
common
new
of
Great
Western
'
216.
p.
Plough, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Show Gain
*
Period End.
Sept. 30—
jsales
,
Profit before taxes
Ihcofne
48,553,025
Net
per
V.
income
*
years
186,
1266.
p.
&
J."
This
of
Co.,
"In
in
On
Sept.
of
30,
1957,
recently
Parker
was
known
Appliance
The
Parker
Corp., a manufacturer
recognition of the importance
of
of
the
Appliance changed its name to Parker-Hannifin
and its wholly-owned subsidiaries produce a
the
net
proceeds
interim
puyable
this
of
obligations
to
purchase
reduce
of
the
Hannifin
to
Hannifin
of
notes
will
used
long-term
loan
acquisition, and any
working capital.—V. 186,
effected
balance
p.
in
of
net
1,
at
1987.
its parent,
as
a
stock
dividend.—V.
186,
p.
1378.
Railway oper".
Railway
Net
oper.
rev.
ry.
expenses.
from
oper.
186,
revenue__
p.
ry. oper.
income
1094.
$
1957—8 Months—1956
$
against
competition.
Federal
either
*
Trade
company
qf
,
Commission,
is
there
operating
basis
any
for
at
expanding
Linwcod
there
Prudentiul's
the
plans
general
of
.
about twice
of
attorney, said
today.
being drawn call for a building
working space.
The modern, air
in
completed
Co.
for its Southern
County) and
upwards of 700,
Atlantic
now
feet
be
plans
(In
employing
the
size of
the
mid-1959.—V.
originally
one
181,
p.
49.
Indiana, Inc.—Sells Bonds Pri¬
announced
was
1957
pursuant
which
to
certain
institutions
proceeds
and
to
to
are
be
bank
repay
used
for
the
loans.—V.
186,
company's
p.
construction
pro¬
948.
Pure Oil Co.—Receives Paraguayan
Concession—
This company confirmed on Oct. 7 that it had received a 40-year
concession from the Paraguayan Government to explore and
exploit oil
over a 23,400 square-mile area in the Chaco
territory.
concession, subject to ratification by the Paraguayan Parliament,
to the Pure Oil Co. of Paraguay, Inc., a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Pure Oil Co.
t
resources
The
granted
was
Pure
has
Oil
other
Guatemala.—V.
186,
concessions
p.
in
Venezuela,-Colombia,
Bolivia
and
1307.
Pusey & Jones Corp.—New Control—
Purchase of
manufacture
this
of
109-year-old corporation, which is prominent in
papermaking
machinery,
metals
building, by a group of Eastern business men
Ulicny of New Brunswick N. J., was announced
will
pany
is
1957—Month—1956
Com¬
continue
to
operate
under
its
fabrication
headed
by
Oct.
10.
on
present
the
and shinJoseph B.
The
com¬
name.
Although the price was not disclosed, the transaction involved out¬
right purchase of all capital stock, plant and equipment from the
Aquaterra Co. of Wilmington, the holding corporation. Mr. Ulicny, who
Pennsylvania RR.- -Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
of
building
square
Service
20,
The
gram
$24,367,000).
The company also was authorized (1) to issue
$774,000 of first mort¬
gage bonds, 3%% series, due 1982, to
satisfy the sinking fund require¬
ments of the mortgage for the years
1957, 1958 and 1959; and (2) to
i*sue an additional 50,000 shares of its $30
par common stock to Ohio
Edison Co.,
the
Although
1957, and the balance during January 1958.
the net
(estimated
;
>,
$35,000,000 of 47«% first mort¬
bonds, series L, due Oct. 1, 1987 directly from the
utility company, for investment, in part during October,
*
proceeds of the sale of the new bonds, $4,500,000 will be
applied to the payment of outstanding bank loans in that amount and
the
balance, together with other available funds, towards its cash
requirements during 1957 and 1958 for property additions and
improve¬
ments
e'
proceeding
acquisition of Clorox
a
gage
proceeds
1544.
it was announced on Oct. 9, has issued an order authoriz¬
this company to issue and sell, at competitive
bidding, $8,000,000
bonds, due Oct.
part;
with
Pennsylvania Power Co.—SEC Approved Financing—
first mortgage
in
filed
has
have agreed to purchase
to
connection
the
$0.74
on Oct. 9 that arrangements
negotiated by Blyth & Co., Inc. and confirmed on
Aug.
shareholders) incurred in connection
Corp. stock.
Up to $1,200,000 will be
bank
office
structure will
Public
were
of
be
stated
7
charge
no
the
substantially
150,000
vately—It
Parker
$1,500,000
is
$3,000,000
J.
conditioned
Parker-Hannifin
and
Is
that
contemplated and will be
wide
$2,000,000
bank
Oct.
Commission
attacking; the recent
of
liquid' bieach.
there
Regional
a
Congleton,
Congleton said
Mr.
Corp.
Corp.
be added
financing,
($500,000
Hannifin
on
Trade
restriction
or
conceive
company
containing
variety
of com¬
ponents for hydraulic, pneumatic, and liquid systems.
The purchase
price of the Hannifin Corp. stock consisted of $49,035 in cash for the
preferred stock and, for the common stock, $5,424,925 in
cash, 20,000
common
shares, and $1,500,000 of 5>/2% promissory notes.
Of
1,111,856
*
$1.10
known
complaint,
erect
Richard
Appliance
acquisition,
Corp.
$825,000
Co.—Answers FTC Complaint—
President,
Federal
has
monopoly
Jersey
will
all of the capital
industrial fluid power
this
760,000
...
Prudential Insurance Co. of America—Expands—
purchased
Hannifin
In
as
$0.24
judicial capacity, can possibly hold that
proceeding."—V. 186, p. 1094.
~ " /.
New
for
until
1,218.438
"
its
this
corporation
Parker-Hannifin
*1,111,856
manufacturer
"We, cannot
covering
offered
the
Procter A Gamble
present
on Oct. 7 filed
a
registration statement with the
130,000 common shares, $1 par,
These shares are to be
public sale through an underwriting group headed
by
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
SEC
$1,345,000
'
$0.50
Gamble
Morgens,
staff
.
.
1,245,000
$265,000
1,218,438
$
87,469,186
84,104,306 670,963,033
72,295,897
68,449,497 563,221,594 538,398,064
15,173,289
15.654.809
5,489,262
7,059,420
654,839,735
President
Co-,
becomes
of
John
Waldron
President
Corp.
Chief
and
and
director of
a
Executive
Officer
of
Heller
Pusey
Brothers
(c
Jones
Corp.
Mr.
Ulicny said that the
new
management
would
begin
an
immedi¬
ate program designed to revitalize and expand the company's operations
in such
fields
as
new
products, markets,
research and
engineering
107,741,439 116.441,671
34,462,550
45,831,639
facilities,
divisions.
the
and
to
Pusey
company
improve
&
Jones
employs
the
sales
about
sales
and
service
approximate
1,000
organizations
$15,000,000
persons.—V.
"
1,585.000"
the full facts
at least since mid-May, it
brings this proceeding two months after the completion of the acquisi¬
tion on Aug. 1.
Corp.—Acquires Chicago Theatre
is concerned.—V.
ago
240.000
"
2,590.000
1154.
p.
Chemical
Theatre
seven
505,000
565,000
outstanding—_«
share
Procter
against
*
$610,000
186,
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$21,000,000 $17.400.00d
$5,875,000
1,175,000
taxes—!—;
"The Staff
1266.
$7,000,000
taxes
after
Shares
*
$
!
$
.*
, '
' ' ' $'
>'
67,910,877 564,089,140 514,136,049
44,379,357 377,242,691 346,452,372
7,754,000
58,226,000
53,061,484
73,270,226
expenses
Net
1957—8 Mos.—1956
*1957—3 Mos.—1956
Net
Parker-IIannifin Corp., Cleveland, O.—Registers Stock
Financing Proposal With SEC—
—V.
,
552.041
corporation
terests
Net
1957—Month—1956
reserves.
on
Oct.
4
announced
that it is
acquiring the
in
Chicago, 111.
Weltner, Vice-President, revealed that the Esquire Theatre
will be operated ns an additional
Chicago outlet for first-run Para¬
mount pictures.
He said, "This move represents no policy change on
.the part of Paramount,, insofar as the divorcement of its theatre in¬
of
•*•»"*?
Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
$751,966
George
ing
West
&
612,410
for
%■
1557—Month—1956
$
Oglethorpe Life Insurance Co. (Ga.)—Stock Offered
The Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp. and Varnedoe, Chisholm
& Co., Inc., both of
Savannah, Ga., on Oct. 3 offered pub¬
licly 17.932 shares of common stock (par
$2.50) at $11
.
;
22.604.883'
III
$877,758
tfive
.
; '.
volume of business.
York, N. Y.—V. 169,
.
•
■
$4,018,273*
$207,449
913,597
-■
expenses
SEC
with provision for extension after
1973.
headed
The 20-page catalog,
promptly available
Noyes Co., Inc. at 42 Broadway, New
inc...
1378.
p.
$597,625-
ry. oper.
oper.
■
revenue.
The
58,890,938
Esquire
Of
to
from
wV.. 186, p.
of
to
The SEC,
139,465
26,241;986
a
rev.
'
•
$26,741,404
oper.
Net
,
Pacific
30,
Paramount Pictures
5,4581564
$669,242
192,218
3,085,570 " 2,459.752
expenses.
railway
*
-
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$30,260,239
oper.
*
between
$8 747 557
5,681,334
'
$2,667,201
Period Ended Aug. 31—
underbuild
revenues
will
694,314
oper.
$3,683,195
revenue..
Railway
from
prorated
1957—8 Mos —1956
748,507
1957—Monih-r-1956
oper.
Railway
requested authorization to lease
circuits, to the Bonneville Power Ad¬
application states that BPA would pay Pacific at the
the
'
$526,430
ry. oper.
city
657,978
mission's
repay
RR.—Earnings-
1937—Month—1956
$1,274,937
$1,363,556
expenses.
of
$2,055,298
499,109
.
'65,651,029
to
revenue—
the
$1,693,902
93,045
i,
Pleasant Valley Qil & Mining Corp.
Utah—Files With SEC—.
"8,312,637
the
in
$231,979
54,289
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
186, p.
with
Formation
$196,104
from
rev.
Pittsburgh
"Line
the facilities
use
after charges—
16,555,516
Inc.
ry. oper.
43,971,105
notes
oper.
President,
1,739.134
70,651,028
9*,616*,198
from
$3,794,432
1.754,643
—V. 186,
>
Acquisition—
12
r
$3,448,545
212.183
/
78,740,428
18.129,756
1266.
1957—8 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956.
$494,162
Net
proceeds
50,780,021
19,143,164
p.
-!
.
221,305
Net
financing
of the
5,865,737.
2,608,084
17,291,749
'
.*«••.
Construction expendi¬
months ended June 30, 1957;
10,020,783
2,469,981
(Charles F.) Noyes Co., Inc.—Forms
Appraisal Firm—
383%
balance
10,292,793
*8,403,406
income
2,383,222
be
*-• -
$417,409
cals
of
The
operating
10,363,037
2,213,738
purposes. ' rr
corporate
expenses.
Howard
Net
" 17,268,990
16
the
par
to
are*
revenue..
the
7,683,000
1,142,824
charges
rev.
veloped
the
in
outstanding
now
6,641,408
2,431.108
455*988
901*024
proceeds
oper.
to
taxes.'.
1,288,981
railway oper. inc
166, p. 1153.
Jr.,
;
,
application,
income
taxes.
89
other
The
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
exceeding
proceeds
operating taxes—
Other
12,662,172
2,213,771
134 102 966
and
Period End. Aug. 31—
program.
the
$
Operating
Operating
18,634.905
Northwestern Pacific
Net
/
Period Ended Aug. 31-
taxes.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
not
net
.
Tacific
revenues—
operating
after
—V.
are
to apply
lor
the
of
applicable to the portion of Line
»
expenses
income
operating
Net
an-amount
incurred for temporary
were
and
$6,600,000
extend
would
used
Federal
Net
in
which
construction
1544.V
exclusive
products.
1957—8 Mos.—1956
expansion
undewrtting.
ol
stock
Co.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
«
Operating
Operating
Other
to
separate
a
12,
lease
Co.
Period Ended Aug. 31—
without
oper.
This
Ry.—Earnings5
Railway
Railway
plant
Railway
Railway
181,
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Preferred Stock
Sold—The
on Oct. 1 of 160,000 shares of 5.80%
cumulative preferred stock at
•
-
,
public offering made
for
share;,
Period End. Aug. 31—
According
$1,159.30 per month until the completion of rehabilitation work
specified In the lease agreement and that thereafter the rental payment
by BPA to Pacific would be at the rate of $1,876.30 per month.
The
than
held by the exchange agent, Registrar <fc
distribution pro rata to North American
shareholders.—V.
for
which
the
July
on
South
on
per
Net
14
trunsfer.
ministration.
has
total of 496,552 shares or
1,524 North American stock¬
a
being
p.
underwriter.
$5,000,000
loans
commonly known as
1956-57
In
given
thereon.
stockholders
each
it
*
,
on
Sept. 30 filed a letter of notification with
2,886,400 shares of'common stock to be offered at
company
Net railway oper. inc.3_
—V. 186, p. 1154.
prin¬
each
and BPA's system at the Alvey substation and, by. means
existing and future underbuild circuits, to supply electrical energy
Pacific's customers..In the area..
1
has
hearing
656,160 shares of stock of
being distributed in liquidation
of Sept.
of
Commission
request*a
had been distributed to
Distribution
of
16,
the
was
is
South
South Texas stock
holders.
by
asset
which
and
company;
Oct.
voted
cole
Co.,
shares
American
the
as
counsel
apply
bank
tha expiration date—V.
declaring'that
be
Dissolution
If,
Oil &
for
its system
corporation which is in the process of liquidation and dissolu¬
has applied to* the SEC for
an
order*
j
named
its
to
program,
Pacific said it would
-
This
tion,
their
of
debentures
-
12" consisting of a 120 kilovolt,
three
phase, three conductor, wood pole line together with certain
underbuild circuits. The line conneets with the Drain Tap Line of the
Bonneville Power Administration near Cottage Grove, Ore., and extends
northerly to BPA's Alvey substation near Goshen, Ore.. •
*
ir.
The application states that the consideration for the sale of the prop¬
erty would be $115,930, together with the payment to Copco by Pacific '•
of an amount equivalent to the prepaid property taxes for the fiscal
rate
North American Uranium & Oil
Corp., New York—In
Interested
100%
at
of
with the Federal Power Commission seeking authority for
electric facilities by Copco to Pacific.
of
line,
Line
Liquidation and Dissolution—
*ceased
of
of
cost
186, p.
the date of
marketing and licensing organization, handling special¬
products which have been developed
by divisions of North Ameri¬
can
$100
.
is
Inc.
of $5,542,500 and
future
sale
year
7.
which
2,530,733.
Railway
,
9,337,581
«
inc
3,055,124
Rallway
Copco proposes .to sell and pacific to purchase 19.49 miles of transmis¬
North American Aviation, Inc.—New Unit Formed—
.
25,* 1957,
held.
amount
amounted
sion
$
5,231,948
ry. oper. *
railway
—V. 166, p.
r
/
they are estimated at $2,700,000 for the last six months of 1957
$8,165,000 and $9,510,000, respectively, 'for. the yeark 1958 and
the
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
©per,
Net rev, from
Net
Oct.
basis, of
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Proposed
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
'
270,363
1153.
p.
cents
used
The company and The California Oregon Power Co. have filed a Joint
$
Railway
Railway
record
.the
proposes
construction
1959.—V.
,
Norfolk & Western
Period
*
1956.
.r
t
from/y.
oper.
$619,210
337,277
7,148.930%
"1»
application
.
April,
Co.—Registers Debenture Offering
Exchange Commission— ,v
disbursements'of
like
amount
1094.
*701,872
$855,881
expenses-
—V..186,
In
1957
p.
$900,695
revenue^.
\\
Net ry.
of
on
shares then
a
tures
1957—Month—1956
open
©per.
Net rev.
-
15,
186,
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
and
company
retire
March
$1.90 per share.—V.
$911,554
...
ol'
stockholders
and
The
to
Norfolk Southern
-
distributed
were
of capital gains dividend of
$15,153
$8,500.
;
'
payment
in
Georgia
-
the
•lees
13,
Dec.
,
$56,347
covering
<10
underwriting commission and that in lieu thereof the underwriter shall
pay to the company the sum of $2,600 for the privilege of underwriting
the debentures.
The company will reimburse the underwriter for-the
$26.99
payable
1957.
ry. oper.
.
Pep-So Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
prospectus, the underwriter lias agreed to purchase at 100% of
principal amount. all debentures not purchased by .stockholders,. The
underwriting
agreement
provides that the company
shall
pay
no
_„*.»$44,483,344 $45,501,016
-4:1,802,703
1,685,732
_—
Shares
•
.
186.
SEC
Oct. 4 filed a registration statement with the SEC
5% 1c convertible debentures due Nov. 1, 1967.
to
offer the - debentures for subscription by
on
Halsey, Stuart Ac Co.,
Niagrara Share Corp.—Assets Below Year Ago—
'
V..V
7.265,188
deficit.___
oper.
The
.
proposes
amount,
common
^
As of Sept. 30—
Net assets
company
common
to
.
in
insurance
.
Power
Tail
This company
$17,224,652 816,834,818 8139,645,018 $131,663,360
186,
?
covering $5,220,600
Sales
writing
began
1370.
186, p.
The
—V.
67,360 shs.
$6,353,634
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
value)
par
With Securities and
1265.
8ept. 30—
—V.
*
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—September Sales Lower—
Per. End.
FINANCING
$990,263
"1.005.416
def. from
ry.
$6,529;720
$907,085
y-%63,432
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
59,319,051
income
—V.
t$2.50
company
V.
59,202,347
operating
Net after
PRESFNT
TO
Net
50,012,000
.
operating taxes__
Net
expenses.'
Net
.
BUSINESS—The company was organized in Georgia on Feb. 10, 1956
and was licensed to do business as a life insurance company by the
Insurance Commissioner of the State of Georgia on March
15, 1956.
*
72,811,765
revenues^.'.•
operating exocnses-*^..
Federal
income <r»x©s._
Other
EFFECT
.
Authorized
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Operating
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Co.—Earnings—
revenue
oper.
the
.
New York Telephone
oper.
Railway
net proceeds of (his offering will be used to in¬
company's capital and surplus and to furnish the company
additional funds, to expand its business. «.
y
..
with
18,655,706
512,090
Period End. Aug.
Railway
PROCEED8—The
'10,611,654
crease
Net
Pennsylvania-Reading- Seashore Lines—Earnings—•
31—' " •' -1-957--Month—1956 1957-—3 Months—1956
v
-
'
its stockholders and
13.479,809 109.372,847 106,807.232
89,379,901
88,151,526
11,170,135
share.
per
1957—8 Mos.—1956
"
125,
p.
in
annually
532.
all
and
Volume 186
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1633)
Radio Corp. of America—Extends* Service—
:
••"TInternational 'teletypewriter- exchange
United
States
Oct. 9
* service
available
made
was
by RCA* Communications, Inc.
»The
in
Brazil
and
service
new
the
enables
countries
two
to
"(TEX)
for
*"
businessmen
and
Roanoke Gas Co., Roanoke, Va.—Stock
Offered—The
company on Oct: 5 offered to its common stockholders of
first
«
time
*
.
on
Sept.-30 the right to subscribe on or before Oct.
31, for 19,160 additional shares of common stock (par
$5)*
at $15 per share on the basis of one new
share for each
five, shares held (with an
oversubscription privilege).
No underwriting is involved.
Any unsubscribed shares
may be sold by the directors to the public at the same
-
government .departments
,/
in direct/' two-way radio-teletypewriter :
engage-
communication.
•
■
-
Develops New High-Speed Switching Transistor—
A
type of transistor that "approaches the ideal electronic switch"
for high-speed switching, functions in electronic
computers-'and auto¬
new
matic
price.'.
control
systems has been developed experimentally, by .scientists
corporation, it was announced oh Oct. 6 by Dr.-vlrving Wolff,
Vice-President in Charge rf Research/ * '•
*..*
'-.u ■ "*
of
this
{ The
device; called the VThyristor,"*' was described, by Dr. Wolff
new
as4 "a
marked
advance"
both
over
tubes
gas
,
existing transistor
simplicity, speed and
p. 1545.
of
•
-
-
SEC
,Oct.
,;
common;
sha*es
V
of
:
much
so
to
the
of
two-thirds
a
each
share
of
incorporated in
was
prospectus,
Electrotype .now owns 125,787
being 52.66% of the outstanding shares.
exchange offer is the acquisition by Electrotype
minority interest in Colortype as to make the
owned
subsidiary
-.
holders
of
declare
become
40,000
the
effective whenever it has
shares
of
effective
otfer
29,
'
Colortype
to
as
been
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
*
■
GIVING
*
an
or
Electrotype
leSser
any
number
of
Series
B,
Comraon
may
—V.
such
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
186; C
(par
$1,170,000
1981-
200,000 shs.
114,960 shs.'•
-
9
in
shares
high
grade
in
May, 1956.
Colortype Is engaged- primarily
letterpress printing and lithography, specializing
of
color
work.—V.
186,
Raymond Concrete
—
This
The
Piles
recently published
has
company
Cylinder
of
Co.—Issues
Catalog—
brochure entitled,
a
Concrete."
Prestressed
shown in
are
the brochure.—V.
185, p;
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Period End.
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
Aug. 31—
T
'
■
.
.
from
the
1957—Month—1956
ry. oper.
$2,174,543
railway oper. inc.—
186, p. 1378.*
1,421,895
1957—8 Mos.~1956
69,454,157
will
23,
$100
for
the
and
1966
notes
and
Sales
In
will
Sales
Net
repayable.in
$350,000
Ford
for
record
new
Chairman
of
the
of
lor
to
six
1961
ended
six .months
a
year
reached
ago.
earnings wore also
up
*
gain
a
of
18%
annual
year ago.
a
*
-
basis
of
and
its
period last
Mr.
•
Bell
notes
through, the
is due
gram
«'
"To
the
help
sale of
lenders,
finance
including
tional Bank
will
remainder-of
of
".
this
the
used
V;
the
the
directors
aggregating $3,000,000,
to
to
sales
.will
1
National
recently
to
Bank
and
,
Na¬
'
„...
quarter
sales
of
$17,383,222
President, said." Sales
against
as
$43,648,588
35.57%.
"The
last
a
..
expansion
November
tapering
Mr.
for
has
off,
to
the first nine
for
the
same
period
•
financed
made
some
through
today's
extent,
the
third
added
of
.
of
sales
::
year,
a
gain
Net
Net
rev.
from
ry. oper.-
railway oper. Inc.—
—V. 186, p. 1154.
shares
Corp,-
Pierce,
stock
common
electric
and
ties
$2,152,828
,
-
1,507,271
-
35
on
211,427
"
'
245,050
2,124,513
will
approximate
Atlanta Ry.—Earnings1957—Month—1956
IS 5 7—8 Mos.—1956
$2,677,392
$2,649,168
213,876
2,016,529
1,730,051
$109,088
$117,507
67,564
$919,117
74,548
$660,863
418,479
from
ry,
op.
income
1155.
p.
,
PRESENT
all-cargo
Association
it
was
nine
of
airline
interline
announced
on
464,97'?
has
entered
International
Air
agreements with nine
additional
Oct. 3.
These agreements will
air
expedite
cargo^..over routes concernedKwith
lines
include Aero Transportes,
carrier;
airway bill.
&
-
CINTA,
Far
Linea
East
S. A.,
Air
Aevea
Transport
Chilena,
carrier.
Seaboard operates between New York and
Gander,
Shannon, Glasgow,
Zurich, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Brussels, DUsselFrankfurt, Nuremberg, Stuttgart and Munich.—V.
London, Paris,
dorf, Cologne,
p.
Geneva,
884.
186,
!
Shamrock
,
Oil
Gas Corp.
public offering made
•
vertible
revenues
100%
— Debentures
Sold
Oct. 3 of $12,500,000 534%
on
The
—
con¬
subordinated
and
accrued
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1982, at
interest, through The First Boston
was quickly oversubscribed.
Corp. and associates,
FINANCING
CONSOLIDATED
•
Outstanding
.
STATEMENT
OF
Nine Months Ended Aug. 31—
Net sales and other income
Costs
Depletion
and
expenses
INCOME
1957
31,228,214
.
Provision for Federal
and
2,476,000
Net
732,279
2,274,966
1,441,152
2,074,641
$6,483,754
2,300,650
$6,431,275
2,298,845
$2.82
income
$2.80
$1.50
$1.50
taxes
income
Common
shares
50,000 shs.
Earnings
per
Cash
28,096 shs.
—V.
outstanding
share
common
dividends
186,
paid
(per
28,105,093
720,949
2,399,081
amortization-
in
200,000 shs.
1956
$42,273,150 $39,618,255
—
Depreciation
9,800,000
2,500,000 shs.
one
operating in Mexico;
(SAFE),
a
Chilean
qirline;
operating in western United States;
Hong Kong
Airways Ltd.; Kuwait Airways;
Olympic Airways, new Greek airline,
Pacific Northern
Airlines, linking' the northwestern U. S. with western
Canada and Alaska; and
RAS, Rutas Aereas Sam Ltd., a Colombian
South-American
Continental Airlines,
a
share)-
1546.
p.
1,685,774 shs.
below
named
have
Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
severally
The
-
Kidder, Peabody & Co,
8
covering
a
proposed public
$1)
(par
8
Carl M.
White,
8
1308.
corporation
on Oct.
10 filed a registration statement with the
offering of 155,000 shares of common
through a group of underwriters to be headed by
Merrill Lyqch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane of New York
City.
The Let proceeds
are
to go to two selling stockholders.—V. 185,
SEC
stock
Lehman Brothers
Union Securi-
_
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.—
Weld & Co
Estabrook
&
Co
p.
1680.
.
8
8
5.
Laurence M. Marks & Co
Roman
Catholic
5
have
Bishop of Portland
(Me.)
-—
Partial
-
Southern
Bell
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings
Period Ended Aug. 31-
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
of
been
the
Operating
revenues
56,003,143
Operating
expenses
'36,049,323
Federal
called
for
redemption
sinking fund, $114,000
186,
$
$
Other
income
taxes—
operating taxes—
7,408,197
4,282,477
49,925,692 427,957,780 381,927,272
33,650,411 276,564,646 254,010,313
5,883,723
54,681,257
46,411,242
8,847,248
34,259,335
30,429,255
of
1952—Month—1956
$2,312,526
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$2,452,033 $19,304,789 $17,422,930
1154.
p.
Net
Net
operating income
charges—
after
—V.
1P6,
3,263,146
6,544,310
62,452,542
51,075,962
7,498,521
5,995,968
56,168,050
46,682,043
1309.
p.
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
1957—Month—1956
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper,
expenses.,
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue-
46,834,475
Railway
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Aug. 31—
to the public
possible despite'
business in general,"
$6,354,700
expenditures
$331,383
shipping
1957—8 Mos.—1956
oper.
expenses-
37,858.023
Net
Net
,$6,709,207
2,308,994
ry.
—V.
.
from
rev.
oper,
186,
$425,550
$3,423,933
$3,443,302
362,961
367,620
2,957,547
'2,830,196
op.
$44,953
$57,930
$466,386
Net 'rev. from
Net
7,726
13,035
147,404
ry. oper.
8,976,452
8,738,466
62,818.248
inc.—
3,893,922
3,515,177
29,294,909
railway
oper.
186, p.
221,173
ry.
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Sacramento Northern Ry.—EarningsPeriod End;
Aug. 31—
Railway oper.
.
revenue
Railway
expenses-
Net
Net
oper.
rev.
from ry. oper.
railway
67,956,268
28,880,422
1095.
$613,106
income—
1155.
p.
47,950,678 349,740,102 359,670,512
39,212,212 286,921,854 291,714,244
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$407,914
—V.
$720,21t>
&
construction
Rose's 5, 10 & 25 Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Off—
„
shares
1957^-6 Mos.—1956
'
$2,170,878 $18,470,809 $18,567,776
1,450,663 ; 12,116,109
11,858,569
$645,557
be
2376.
p.
trans-Atlantic
The
company, in the respective percentages
of convertible preferred stock not sub¬
Fenner
Co..
186, p.
to
247,307
Norwegian
services
gas
operating
issue
15
Dillon,
are
$356,395
Braathens
$20,534,000,
of
.1957—Month—1956.4
revenue-
expenses-
to
1957,
pursuant to the offering to stockholders:
Boston
$19,300,000,
$50,433,531
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
oper.
the
$10,000,000
underwriters
the
•
Beane
—V.
.
,
oper.
owed
the
be
•
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway
Railway
the
at
amount.
The
from
.Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales———.
while net profit.figures are not yet
compiled for the
he expected
them
to
be. .compatible
with
the
record
total.—V. 186, p. 1307.
•
soles
will
on
Nov.
1, next, for the
first mortgage 3V'2% bonds,
series V"/due: Nov. 1, 1963 at 102Vs%. Payment will be made
at the
First Portland National Bank,
Portland, Me.—V. 158, p. 2052.
-
volume
chemical
the
last
are
—
all
Lynch,
There
that,
quarter,
breaking
sale
greater
Reichhold declared.
He
of
.
1957
of
estimated
tentative esti¬
1958
185,
40,000 shs.
expressed
below,
First
account
the
months of
banks
financing,
Seaboard & Western
Airlines, Inc.—Agreements—
company
"
TO
(convertible)—
($10 par value)
Redemption—
highest for any similar
period in the company's 30-year history, up 23.18% over the
$14,111,725 *
volume for July, August and September of
1956, Henry H. Reichhold,
are
of
—
in
that
8,000,000
to
and
company
expenses
186,
7,500,000
date
the BEG
1987
revenue-
oper.
6,000,000
after
purchase
this
of
following
$
*
By the current fiscal year-end, $2,200,000
company's funds," he said,
"and this
further our operations in the Red Owl
'
stock
new
total
a
consolidated
1974
The
oper.
rev,
This
$6,442,000
due
with
due
,
the
-
the
%
—V.
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Reports Record
Earnings—
1 Third
forth
Eastman
expand
186, p..1545.
to
Merrill
pro-'
First
or
furnish
EFFECT
statements
the
Transport
share.
per
registration
mortgage bonds, series G
preferred stock, $20 par.
oper.
ry.
—V.
23, 1982;
with unpaid
5.75%
The
authorized
the
of
1959,
1952-56,
•
institutional
seven
sale
placing
subsidiaries
payable
year
stock
scribed for
continue
expansion
cents
period
C
set
.
expansion,
Northwestern
added
be
in
.during, which
'
90
cents
■
.
trend
upward
year,
""
:
Minneapolis.
have-been
trading area.'t:
the
to accelerate;
15-year notes,
amount will
the
22 y2
the
indicate
Net
Oct.
case
4.75%—/-
&
that
in
proceeds
carriers,
preferred stk. ($100 par value)
A 4.65%
J—
"Unlimited
year.
predicted
before
each
Authorized
UNDERWRITERS
\
second fiscal quarter of...the period were $45,002,158,
compared to $38,064,894 for the same quarter a year ago.
Earnings.
were $589,279 for the
quarter, compared to $408,596 for the
same
the
B
agreed
after taxes
•
of
Series
over
Sales during the
as
and
in
<
than
Series
in
high of $1,039,957,
The earnings figure wag somewhat
managements:
expectations,
according to Mr. Bell.
For
the
period,: earnings v/ere $1.70 per share of common stock,
compared to
$1.61 last year. Dividends amounted to 70 cento per share as
compared
per share
the
$6,851,000
sinking fund dtbs.
Cumul.
new
a
company
mortgage bonds;
Common
reaching
from
offer
to
Railway
Railway
Net
Series E 3:5i-%, due 1983
above
cents
and
dividend
approximately 1.21%. of total sales.
to 60
proceeds
1958
a
Short-term
•
18%,
of
Series
$85,688,604,
the
Series B 3»4%, due 1901
Series C 3 Vh%, due 1978
Series D 3:J4%, due 1981_
leport letter to stockholders.
figures
together
redemption.
h
to
3
date
thereafter
redeemed
filed
8
first
of
cumulative
23,
thereafter,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Aug.
Oct,
on
in
Jersey.
"First
■
Board/announced
the
company
less
months
shares
Oct.
on
of
fractional
no
$1,911,236 $15,556,260 $17,417,405
832,921
6,317,713
7,355,442
777,277
$12,000,000
shares
Savannah
increased from $10,852,000 to
$19,434,000, or about 79% and consoli¬
dated net income increased from.
$1,557,000 to $2,197,000, or about 41%.
1972.
the
and
$1,999,039
Period Ended Aug. 31—
convertible preferred
1962; $104.50 if redeemed
23, 1967; $103.25 if redeemed thereafter
$102 if redeemed thereafter and before
1972;
company
mates
dividends
3 '/2 %
from
fractional
,
Minneapolis,
participation
of
instalments
1967
high
Bank
Amounts
$150,000
instalments from
a
BeJI,
the
comparable
,
be
established
1957,
semi-annual
a
National
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis.
from $200,000 to $800,000.
The
31,
Northwestern
to
EARNINGS—In
group
First
range
#
Indianapolis;
of
made
and
New
include Lincoln National Life Insur¬
ance Co.,
Fort Wayne; Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Hart¬
ford; Central Life Assurance Co., Des Moines; Indianapolis Life Insur-'
Co.,
lieu
be
op.
1155.
p.
$25,700,000.—V.
company and
its predecessor have paid common
in each year since
1908. In recent years, dividends
paid as follows: 1955, annual rate of 00 cents per share;
annual rate of 70 cents; and in 1957, three dividends of 20
The loan was negotiated from a group of seven institutional
lenders
headed by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Springfield.
ance
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$5,452,067 $44,064,567 $45,449,950
3,427,408
3,580,831
28,508,307
28,032,545
$5,426,447
purposes:
(a) to retire $12,375,000 of bankproceeds of which were used to
finance in part the
company s construction program; and
(b) to reimburse the
company
for certain
expenditures for the acquisition of
property or for. th$
construction, completion, extension or improvement of
Its
facilities.
Such amounts so reimbursed will
become a part of the
treasury funds
of the company; and the
company intends to use an amount at least
equal thereto to finance in part its construction
program.
Construction
expenditures for 1957' are estimated at
$23,877,000; and
to an essentially residential area of
1,100 square miles near New York
City, which includes principally Rockland County and. parts of Orange
and Sullivan Counties in New York and
part of Bergen County in
"
the
in
will
-
income
oper.
186,
162,783
1155.
p.
expenses
from
for
been
The
Midwest.
of
at
1956,
-
members
186,
revenue-
notes,
Oct. 23.
cents
It also supplies, at
wholesale, the requirements of
independently owned Red Owl Agency franchise stores in Minnesota,
Michigan, Wisconsin, the Dakotas,' Iowa, Montana and Wyoming. Sales
of Red Owl Stores during the fiscal
year ended Feb.
28, 1957, were
The other
shares
inc.—
oper.
oper.
ry,
Net
construction.
current
$154,500,000.
$984,856
"12,841
loan
BUSINESS—The
419
..
dividends
Oct.
Oct.' '23,
$7,335,000
;'.The proceeds of the financing will initially be added to the com¬
pany's general funds which, together with funds generated
through
operations, will be used to continue the program of store moderniza¬
in
com¬
approximately $6,348,000 in
have
stores
unsubscribed
by the company to reduction of short-term, notes
banks, the proceeds of which were used for construction. The
and its subsidiaries expect to snend
1958. The fi-;
arranged through Lehman Brothers, J. M.
Dain & Co., Inc., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood. ' *
food
on
applied
was
retail
before
PROCEEDS—Net
nancing
146
but
1977; $101 if
if redeemed
dividends
stock
operates
issued
and
before
and
Oct.
balance may be taken down in
February,
and
any
$103.75 if redeemed before Oct.
are
and
owns
stock of the
common
A group headed by The First
offer
account of
on
be
thereafter
to sell privately $3,000,000 of 5 Vz % notes due
1, 1972.
Institutional investors have purchased
$1,800,000 of the notes and will purchase the balance by
Sept. 4, 1958, the company said. Part of the $1,200,000
corporation
convertible
Corp. will purchase
adjustment
stock
ments
The
"9,448
$764,205
74,370
used
issue scrip or make payment in cash.
The' redemption prices per share fixed for the
Oct.
northern
share) for 28,096
per
may
$90,014,829
$2,556,619 $19,262,853 $20,560,672
1,342,374
10,687,190
9,627,672
expansion.
5.75%
termination of the
shares
Red Owl Stores Inc.—Private Placement—This
corpo¬
ration on Oct. 7 announced the completion of
arrange¬
and
$65,785
proposes
stock," mergers, consolidations, stock dividends, sales of stock at
prices
below the conversion price and certain other events.
Upon conversion
«
„
tion
$46,898
the
bonds for public sale at
competitive bidding.
r^'Pr®feri'®d stock is to be offered for
public sale through an underwr|thig' group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.; and the dividend rate,
P"blic offering price and underwriting terms thereof are to
be sup¬
plied by amendment.
The convertible preferred stock is convertible at the
par value thereof
into common stock at $19.25 per share, subject to
adjustment in the
event of stock split-ups,
combinations of shares, reclassifications of
no
revenue—
oper.
Boston
" "
$11,324,345 $11,431,293 $92,504,911
expenses!"
9,149,802
3,874,674
73,242,058
oper.
rev.
1640." '
its
at $19.25 per share.
pany
:
20-page
catalog, promptly availabe upon request, describes and
Illustrates the manufacture, versatility and economic
applications of
prestressed concrete
cylinder piles and related prestressed products.
Information is given on the merits
of prestressed
concrete
cylinder
piles for foundations of bridges, waterfront and offshore structures.
Numerous photograps of installations and
drawings of suggested de¬
signs
of
The stock is convertible into
"Raymond
{
rights to subscribe at par ($100
-
cumulative preferred
stock, series C, at the rate of one share of convertible
preferred stock for each 60 shares of common then held.
1378.
p.
Pile
2,168,782
from ry. oper.
oper.
375,000
in
acquired
were
$3,153,638
2,239,419
covering
600,uOO
$5)—.
1378.
p.
1,
stock
business
$3,003,624
272,133
rev.
This
1969—.
1,
4%.%,. due- June
stock
Outstanding
Rockland Light & Power Co.
Offers Convertible
Preferred Stock.—This company on Oct. 9 offered to the
holders of its outstanding common stock of record Oct.1
job
the
276,204
San Diego Gas & Electric
Co. — Registers Bond and
Preferred Stock Offerings With SEC—
FINANCING
.
manufactures printing plates of all kinds, for use by
national magazines, trade papers, carton manufacturers
printers, and also produces a complete line of matrices for
sterotype casting.
All but 600 shares of its holdings of Colortype
Electrotype
newspapers,
and
expenses-
railway
—V.
Shares. "
,
$337,918
■'Deficit.—V.
Net
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$323,102
rev.
Net
Ry.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
revenue-*.
oper.
St. Louis Southwestern
■
Authorized
First mortgage bonds—
Series A, 3%%/ due Dec.
accepted by the
but
common;
Net
6M49]670
65,409,386
oper.
Railway
Railway
'
s
1 n"n *nn>
1,288,680
Period Ended Aug. 31—
commer¬
The company owns its plant site in
Roanoke, Va„ with buildings and
machinery for the manufacture and distribution of gas on a supple¬
mental and stand-by basis.
Electrotype.'-This, it is said,
of
income.
.
simplify - operating problems of both companies and materi¬
ally reduce problems inherent in a simple majority-minority* relation¬
ship. . The exchange offer (which will expire Nov. 14,.4957*"' unless
shall
March
on
for residential,
gas
would
extended)
Virginia
Net
,
the
oper.
8,626,014
$2,545,442 $14,778,688 $17 800 449
"
'
1,243,279
7,422,893
8,936,818
186, p. 1155.
Railway
Railway
The franchise
territory of the company consists of the City of Roa¬
noke, Va., the towns of Salem and Vinton, Va., and Roanoke
and Bote¬
tourt Counties, Va.
Colortype
8,298,807
$2,593,475
St. Louis, San
Francisco & Texas
chasing and distributing, at retail, natural
common,
the
of
purpose
latter
Electrotype- debentures': for
According
Colortype
■
of
The
of
expenses-
Period End. Aug. 31—
125 West
cial and industrial
ry.
-V.
Avenue, Roanoke, Va.
'
*
The. company is a public
utility operating exclusively in the Common¬
wealth of ; Virginia.
It* is engaged principally in the business of
pur¬
.
rate-of -$40
Net
,
Church
1957;: covering $6,500,000 of 7% sinking fund subordinated deben¬
tures, due Nov.-15,* 1967. Electrotype proposes to offer the debentures
in exchange'for common-stock -of 'American Colortype
Co., at the
oper.
Ry.—-Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Months—1956
$10,892,282 $11,171,456 $80,188,074 $83
850 119
Net rev. from
ry. oper.
1912, as Roanoke Gas Eight Co." In 1939 the name of the
company was.
changed to Roanoke Gas Co. Its principal office is located at
,
on
,....
BUSINESS—Corporation
.'JRapid Electrotype 'Co.-— Registers. Exchange Offer
With Securities and Exchange Commission—-/This "company, filed a registration" statement with /the
•'
Railway
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds,
approximately $225,000 will be used
to. pay for construction of a
propane" plant for peak shaving; and the
remainder to pay for the installation and
construction of mains for
-.the purpbse of extending the distribution facilities of the
company.
and
switching devices because of its combination
"extremely low" power requirements.—V. 186,
St. Louis-San Francisco
Period End. Aug. 31—
Rai way oper.
revenue..
record
*.
.
9
>
.
between-* the
the
■
*
-
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
inc.—
186, p. 1155.
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Mos.—1956
1957—Month- -1956
$
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$216,034
$182,639
$1,390,652
$1,281,914
145,997
210,268
1,237,779
1,452,839
$70,037
*$27,629
$152,873
•$170,925
38,420
*64,266
*88,167
*412,099
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper,
23,283,737
178,745,804 183,565,331
expenses.
22,793,759
16,592,001
16,018,340
128,850,954 127,351,267
from ry. oper.
6,201,758
7,265,397
49,894,850
56,214,064
railway oper. inc.—
186, p. 1156.
3,520,637
4,652,907
26,293,134
30,065,8Cil
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
(Continued
on page
49)
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1634)
f-
*
^
DIVIDENDS ~
table in. which,
second
week. Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
•
.
~
.
;
-
.
.
'
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.
.
Corp. f4quar.)_;.'_._.-___—
Inc.—
preferred A iquar:).——17 Vic
convertible
Aircraft
Radio
Corp. .4quar.
;
.Extra
Allen
Business
Allied
Machine
Control
Co.
Companies
American
Title
Anderson
Applied
from net
income
41.
4Fla.)
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
—,1
7J/2c
,50c
...
Louisiana
Gas Co.
(quar.tfi._,,_
.
Aro
Equipment
Corp.; 4Va'b .pic!, iquar.)—,
Associated Electrical.industries, Ltd'.-«".
tOrdinary
,
Atomic
.--.a..-——:
__
-
$4.50
5GV4C
.036
3c
30c$1.12.
-
Development .Mutual Fund_w_...
Mills,^common (quar.<)
~ljl.-J.~1~
•
,
Avomdale
.
(quar.)i_—J—la
preferred
5'U
1st
.
Industries
Beech
Aircraft
(quur,)a_,w._:__-_:.:..:__.:__
.
11-14'
Marconi
30c
Be$t & Co.
International
10- 4
Borg
<G.
Boston
Stock
Garden
Miami
Mutual
'
&
Canadian
Northern
1
10-22,
11-
1
11-25
11-15
11-27
11-14..;
75c
1-2-58
5c
Mints,
Powers &
preferred
Co:—
'
Conduits
National
Co.,»Ltd.
'
preferred
1
11-
Delaware
11-1
11-
-
1
A'
11-15
11-16
$1.37V2
f20c
11-15
.
(quar.)^._;_._^__
10-15
.
Red
10-
1-2-58
mately 25c
render
of
Dominion
Donald
per share in
..
,&
11-4
3
11-
4:
$2
12-
3
11-
4
-
Ropes ic
Wire
Cloth.
Owl
Dreyfus F*und
Co.,
Ltd.
B
(quar.t„_
Elmira
t20c
&
Empire
■
10.
12-10
(s-a 1 ________*
si r>5
1-2-5R
30c
12-13
$1.25
SI.18%
10-^1
in
'
:f35c
11-
1
U-
1
Machinery & Chemical^preferred
*11
;
-
in
1
,
&
Stock
Telegraph
**i5c
(quar.)
Ilammond Organ Co. (quar. i...
Ham
preferred
Barbizon
Hubshman
i2_10
n".1?
tme
-
$125
n
oifn
Coi-p.
iquaiv)
Holly Stores, Inc., 6'*» pfd.
class
(quarjl"
B
"
3H4C
.qimrX:::::
§0 006%
Indian
Head
$1.25
$1.50
Mills,
preferred
Inc.
(Mess-)—
iquar. 1
preferred
;
International
Ocean
Jervis
*
Jorgenson
Kre6ge
Kroger
(3.
(Earle
S.)
M.)
Co.
Company,
Stock
(
^
dividend
preferred
Co.
"TT""
(quar.K
__.2Z '
iquar.)-.—
—
a
Power
Paint
fa
Fire
Nevada
Utah
11-15
New
Haven
12-14
12-
12-14
12-
12-
5
10-10
10-
10-31
1
11-29
11-
12-16
12-36
25c
10-15
11-
1
12-
50c
(quar.)—!
11"
States
14-25
10-
10-15
n
{'Z
loZ
is
30 cents.
payable
The
in
Gas-Co.,
2
11-20
Applied
12-16
11-29
Argus
11-
1
1
President
(Galveston/
1
11-11
10-21.
Gas
11-
1
1
•
11-
11-
1
10-10
1
Service
iquar.)
-
common
2
11-
8
12-
2
11-
8
11-30
11-15
4 c0
Separator,
12-
10c
2-28-58
2-14
27c
10-31
10-22
15c
10-31
10-15
30c
<quar.)._.
10-31
Pearson
(quar.)
convertible
(Canada),
^referred
Ltd.—
United
Funds
and
come
Unirbd
S.
from
(6c
.
10-15
.
louar.)—
from'
8c
Continental
Fire Insurance
712*70
Value
Line
and
2c
Fund
from
security
Arts
from
10-31
10-15
14c
10-31
10-10
25C
11-
1
10-17
11-15
10-25
income
&
Co.
(Hiram
Stockholders
-
■
for
one
Gooaerbam
will
vote
on
a
&
Worts,
12-14
12-31
12-14
11-20
10-25
stock
split at the annual
ing to be held on December 13.West Coast. Telephone (quar.)!__*_
Light &
preferred
5.20"/,
iquar.)—.....
Telephone, com.
(quar.)_
-
preferred
iquar.)
1
10-16
10-1110-
-
-
t!5c
3
-
10-20
9-27
12- 2
11-
11-
1
10-10
12-
9
11-12
-
'
8
15c
-10-15
10-15
t30c
i$1.31-%
10-15
9-27
-.1-1-58
12-27
$1.12%
sinking
11-1
10-7
$l.l2'/a
11-1
:
10-15
5c
-
f20c "
—
f60c
'.7
:J
•
10-15
10-
1
10- 4
9-20
12-2
12-
■
-
2Yb%
11-
30c
12-
8
.
9-9
9
10-25
10-15
ll-
8
11-
2
...
.'10-17
32V4c
9-12
10-10
10-10
11-
$1.083/i
1
11-1
$1.0834
(quar.)
10-15
.
10-15
...
•
1
10-15
-
60c
$1.31 Y*
-:
1
11-
7
9-30
10-31
10-15
' 50c
il_
10-
2
11-
25%
....
Ltd.—
12-
f62%c
25c
_1
1
fund
—
(quar.)
ina-_.
9-30
10-
10-10
1
~
Co.,—
preferred (s-ai
Refining Co.. 3.75%. pfd. B
(quar.)
93s/4c
11-1
10-
(s-a)__
f55c
12- 2
11-15
(s-a)__
10-15
.12-10
non-cum.
Atlas
Finance
Steels,
Co.,
prior
SI.60
pfd.
$2.50
„
Ltd.
Automobile
Class
A
25c
11-
1
11-11
10-15
preference (quar.)___
Banking; com. (increased quar.)
common
preferred B
Mfg.
Corp.,
(increased
Telephone
5,.'3%
Co.
preference
Tools
HYaC..
1
7
10-21
10-30
10-15
10-30
10-15
10-20
10-15
10-15
15c
/quar.)
10-30
10-30
10-15
10c
11-20
10-29
11-
10-14
56'/4C
1
Ltd.—-
(quar.)
*34'/2c
,
10-31
10-
1
&
59c
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
10-16
4»4%
preferred
32*'2C
11-
10-16
4»2%
preferred
*194-7
&
Co..
common
/quar.)
series)
6V1C
;
<ouar.)
S.)
11-
15c
Machines, Inc.—
new
preferred (initial quar.)
prior preferred (New) (quar.)_.
(L.
3
9-16
17V2C
Axe^Houghton Fund* "B'% Ii-.c. /23c from pet
profit plus 7c from income)___,
Ayres
10-
*10-
11-4
37V2C
quar.)__
(Tesumed)
preferred
31V4c
1
30c
(quar.)
common
convertible
11-1
4
Inc..—
prior
preferred (quar.)__
preferred A- <quar.l„_
$2.25
5%
12-1
Co.,
10-25
11-1
,,'3c '
$1.50
Avco
.
11-11
5%
Canteen (stock dividend)—
Development Mutual Fund
conv
80c
-
f25c
Automatic
■57b
1 "* f25c
__
11-
lf)-25
$1
RR.
10-13
30c
(quar.)
Line
TO-10
1
f56V4C
(ouar.V.
Coast
1
10-25
t70c
^
<quar.)_.
4
2nd preferred
.
meet-
iquar.)
(interim)
4.35%
Avildseh
.
'
Kentucky Coal
Western
51,
Ltd.
proposed three
•
-
■
.
* quar.i
preferred
10-24
12-31
3c
-_
(quar.)
1
•
Hegem&n, Electric_'__^
4.35%
Avalon
Walker
50c
—_
com.
11-
75c
A.(quar.)—
series B (quar.)_t___
(stock dividend)__
(quar./
10-10
11- 1
11-
■
30c
Gas
;
12-13
10-4
30c
series" with
Dry Goods,
25c
30c
;—__
preference
&
12-20
10-31
:
25c
1 quar, t
preferred
Atlantic
■
*
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric, common (quar.)
6%
11-15
3c
:
10-15
10-15
•1.25
(quar./__
Electric Industries,
Ordinary
6b
'
*
12c
25c
:
^
10-15
8
10-31
$1.75
„
.
$1.50
:
Extra.
1
11-
-
"
$1.20
_
:
Industries
11-
50c
-
(quar.)________
common
preferred
Associated
5%
10-15
quar.)
1
Ltd.,
Western
Associated
4%
1
(quar./—
Corp.
Austin-Nichols «fc
'
(quar.l—__
earned
gains
10-31
on
:
Cable
preference
5',4%
11-
31YaC
>
.
2nd
Atomic
.
(quar. »__■
pfd.
11-15
S2.62
in-
profits
shares)
Y.)
conv
(10c
capital
investment
Fnbd
(N.
$6
net
*41
"•2-10
65c
* *
Atlas
•
Carson
-9-20
12-30
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., 5Ii% .pfd.
(quar.)
&
10-1
"1*
?2c
com.
—
Cable
Aro Equipment Corp.
10-15
12-10
10-15
Linos—
&
&
Corp..
Arkansas
10-15
11-
10-29
*...
__2—_—_______
Arrow-Hart
.
"
20c
...
10-I8
t>
•
36c
■-
10-18
J
]
•;
:
$2.50
11-11.
12-
>
or
,——__r
$2.40
11-11
1
45c
dividend
11-21
;
?
•
-.
is-aJ
tquar.)
12-
12-
spe-
stock
~
"
4.50'*• preferred
10-11
2"o
;
1
*
12-2
10-31
-
Appalacnian alectnc irower-r4.^2% * preferred iquar.)
1
12-
six
15
Ansul .Chemical. Co.
*
iquar.)
10-18
10-31
3c
Wire
Ansonia
9-30
30c
(quar.)
preferred
57b
4
1I15
specfal of
a
of
payment
Corp. < quar.)
Electronics (quar.)
11-
$1.10
"(quar.)
>
$1,12Mi
30c
Anthes-lmperial Co., Ltd., eoramon_____
$5.25 preferred (quar.*
12-16
32c
com;
9-27
*'
11-1
,10c
4(2% preferred iquar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar./___
1
10-28
10-15
,51.25
Co., 4.40'b pfd. iquar. 1
Telephone,
(quar.)_____
*
10-15
B
Atlantic
10
io vJJ'}5
(a
Wire
25c
"
1
-
Petroleum Corp. .(quar.)__—>'
Class A
25c
___
10-18
••
Pulp & Paper Mills— • .
$2.80.preferred (quar./__
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co., cl. A (quar.)
10-18
11-20*
2c
—
.9-39
11-
2'7 11- 4
three-
a
______
Fund
Anglo-Canadian
1
12-31
——
(quar.)
Co., common
10-15
25c
series) "(quar.)
Amphenol
11-25
(quar)__—
9-30
$1.25
'-*•
common
11906
Anaconua
iquar.)25c.
iquar.)
■.
30c
Co.
10^14
12-
$1.25
preferred (quar.*
Nepheline, Ltd.
Class
10-17
30c
(quar.)—
11- 1
r
10-31
10-15
*
American Thermos Products
'
Power
Corp.
Superior
}tit
11
12-
07b
.
$1
25c
Varnish
11-30
11-15
91l/aC
•
Co..
pfd.
Natural
-
12-20
22c
—
...,35c
11-15
12-441
N.,J.) —
_____
.
——
10-15
12-16
5c *
;
5%
non-cumulativo preferred fquar.)
American Smelting & Refining Co.—
7%
1st preferred (quar,/
American states - ins.
CO... (auiianapdlw/
5
12-14
1-2-58
:
10-25
.
« 25c
.
32J/ac
American
5
$2
,
10-24
Foundry Co.—■ /
National Insurance
American
10-29
12-14
27b
(quar.)—
Co., common.
dividend
Stock
U.
ij-l?
(Newark,
9-27
14-15
;v; 4%.
Quarterly
-
50c
•
9-27
40-19
'
--
$1.50
i_
10-25
10rl9
—
distribution
American
Tropical Gas Co., $4.24 convertible pfd. (s-a)
12-1?
plus
American
-
•
—
American NationaL Fire Insurance Co. (quari)
11-15
5
15c
of
&
Chemical
Stock
Stouffer
Taylor.
2vtc
0^1
5
12-
>
8
••
50c .'.
,
tmonchly)__
two held Co effect
Mutual
Amerada
Power
preferred
Stauffer
?n"?^
10-'>1
12-
-
10-25
11*
•-...
" 0-16
40c»
•
(quar.
Monorail
prior to Oct.
10-21
37^c
Casualty
preferred
Viclad
lot
10-31
RR. "(s-a)—
—
cial
10-18
90c
-•
10-18:
8
25c
," cash, subject to the option of shareholder,
10-18
11-15
.
12-13
fi5c
10-18
90c
dividend)
class A (quar.)_
Co.
West
'quar.)
11-15
11-15
019
i
±<>5c
(nnar.)
'
10-15
15c
Fund
Co.
Incv
6 7o
1-2-58
1.2
10—31
10-21
)—
.
11-29
.
11-
/_
.
;
Corp.
split)
conv.
cents
10-25
11-15.,
10-26
.
2-1-58
11-15
8c
7l/2d
1
United Stores Corp.,
Si.75
''
.
35C
_
•
$i 50
'
■
50c
1
Co.
f
1
10-15
25c
(quar.*-.
for each
American
10-25
10-21
if:2!'. ',»:}»•
2
41-15
50c
$1.32 preferred
(quar.
—•" 33c
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—. Common
(quar.)
5c
4,,2"f'
preferred
(quar.)
56 %c
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons Inc. 3 quar.V
20c
Stanley Brock, Ltd.. class A (quar.)
£15c
10"?I
—
12
11-
*
11-15
$1.28
n.25
1
ll"
1-
45c
(quar.)___
10-23
25c
preferred
$1.20
subject -to
Dec.
11-20.
12-20
11-1
*l.«2 VrfC. i ,12-15
—
preferred
American
"
112-10
1-1-58
87yae-
(quax. >
American Metal Co.. Ltd.
•4Ya f:b preferred (quar.
10-21
Walker
_
iquar.)
=
taxes,
common
Insurance
for-two
••
,
„*_a'
Theatres
+._
Products
preferred
-5 %
10-14
5c
Valley
Co._—
Southwestern Electric
12-13
50c
<quar.)_
Laurentido Accentance.
Ltd., class
Leece-Nevilie
$1.50
10-8"
.
40c
(quar.)^i:;:*
(quar.)
2nd preferred
'
1
12-10
__.
30c
-
Marietta Co.. common (quar.)
Stock dividend (one( share of new com¬
12-10
istock
Southwestern
ill?:
'
$0 202
"
,
comincn
1st preferred
(
Telegraph
11-
11-
Id- L
.10-15
150
American
8
2
!S"?J
ll-
5%
2;
10-
11-15
9-34
10-31
25c
(quar.i
Machine &
"3.90 %
10-21,
1
1
Home
Quarterly
11-
11-
9-30
11-15.
93 %c
(quar.)
Can. Co.
American
mon
(quar.);
Nuclear
Pacific
5'>
,11/,.
(quar.)
Corp.
'
•
"
I2T
(quaT.jllZ
(initial)
,
}J
i0,oc
-
1
10-31
10
Tn'oi
ill ?
.special)
Factors,
11-
^
Genessee
Corp.,
Southern
1
'
&
Suburban
Heat-Timer
Hotel
l£l5
1.2.53
35c
(j::p:r'co:;udTrviiiiTTquarj 3i:c
Hays Corp., 5rb
t
51.50
iq&v.VJZZ
pfd.
&
Printing
Southern
in
^-?^rroSr?f/^arCri!:m'.,'UarJ- ^ ' If
Gold
;25c
:_x—1——Vo
—
preferred
Southern
10"18
n_
033,;c
1
•
'
•-
iquar.)____
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6'i
11-15-.
1-2-58
50c
"
\
12- 3
'
*
10-21
1%'
preferred
American
11-18
$1.75
10-14
75c
American.Fire fa.Casualty (quar.).—...
American Furniture (quar.) ;
10-25
1-2-58
12-15
2'/2%.,
dividend
American
1
50c
10-31
T 10-31
2
J3%c
Distilling Co. (quar.i
;
American. Electronics
(stock dividend)
10-18
40-
12-
.
American
1
1
11-. 1
.10-14
,*4^-23-
12- 2
'
(quar.)
common
Broadcasting-Paramount
Common
(quar./
..5%
2
50c
'•
40c
American
American
11-
\
1
i27Yac
.
12-
4$1.59
10-14
1
11-
10-21;
112c
America,
3-21
10i- 7
.
1st preferred iquar.)_____
Book no'. ' rquar.
Stock
10c
.
Inc.,
Smith-Cqropa,
1115
1?-14
12-
of
Co.
11-
-
5C
_r._—
Corp.—•
12-13
.T9-18'
11-7
27c.
Besch Arma Corp., com. (quul.)
American Box Board Co. iquar./____
>
12-
14c
^American
10-25-
c
10-31
10-18
37 %c
11-15
50c
Engineering Co. (quar. >
7'obacco, com. '(increased)
Smith-Douglas
10-13
t35c
3*470
12-15
Smith-Al'iop
ic
A common.______
Food
11-" 1
50c
,
(increased i————
of
"10-10
(li)irlali_
Corp.,
QYarfc
10-11
50c
'
3-31-58
$1
37b..
American
12-31
10-17
$2.44 preferred A (quar.)—.
61c
Signature Loan, class A (quar.)——7l'2c
17c
preferred (quar.)_
20c
J"*
preference iquar.)_____
Federal Screw Works
(quar;)—
Federation Bank.& Trust (N.
y.)—
Stock dividend'
redeemable
&
Class
B
(quar.)
Shedd-Bartush Foods
11-29. 11-15
11-29 V 11-15
*.|
-
F°^frda« Graln- Ltd- class
$1.40
1-15-58
';
—
Nyasaland
Sierra
4
11-29
_.rJi—& ]°jj
dividend
$2
22V'aC
payment
'
10-11
,.12-31
.
1
*
4
.10-15
.
(s-a»___
Pictures
Atuerlcaa Biltrit©, RuDber—
'
11-28
•
1
2
preferred (quar./-___.
preferred (quar. )v ___—~JJL
695-
4.
;12-12
(
-
11-
$3i75
10-18
10-
11-30
-
:
Paper
Aluminum
10-25
10-14
^-10-22
11-
Stores
Altamll
9
11- 1
:—;—;
preferred
(quar.;
(stock dividend)
Corp., common (quar.)jjL
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar./——
-
Alyers,
(Conn.)
oa
19
;
;
stockholders
Serrick
10-11
10-
£J'r>rw^ed ^uar-)-———:-r—^;
EiSt?
,()Uar'>-———
finipiPD^Mulwork
.
-
1
12-15
50c
<quar.)__
American. Viscose
10-15
10-15
(quar. (_
12-
Corp.
5 l.'2 7b
Ry.—
(common
Co.! (quar.)
Security Insurance
10-18*
10-31
20c
com.
•
Pile- (quar.)_i.^____^_i__InCi,..-1 quar.
v.'
J.;
B
&
Science
\
3'o
Co.,
(R.
$1.50
9-30
^10-30
e^c
Mills
Electric
Rochester
10-1
u.
'
District'Electric
stock
11-1
10-31
j
Co.
approval
4
X50c
—.
7^- Preferred
>
19c
<quar.*_i_K___
,40c
(quar.)—12l/2c.
Rhodesia ,&
.
10-10
10-
f25c
Laboratory
(qufcr._
Williamsport RR. Co.—
12-23
V. 11-25
12l/ac
;
Rumford
(quar.)
-
Lttl.
this-time)
Stores,
Extra
10-15
Drug Fair-Community Drtig Co.
TquaVJIlT
Dunlop Rubber, Lid., ordinary (interim)
Economics
.
9-30
10-31
.tl8c
...
Paper
v *
iquar.,1
Antelope Copper Mines,. Ltd. (flntd
(One
shilling after. deduction .of 37
Ltd.—
participating preference
Participating
* * ' 50:5
11-
-
27JAc
-
—
_____
(quar.)'.
Allied
9-30
-
■
v
Industries, Inc.-
preferred
Allied
1
31J4C
Roan
sur-
—
,
5 Wo
10-25
7c
10c
i-».
Mfg.
Common *
-9-30
(quar. 1
Chicago
Folding Machine Co.;
Robbins
Ltd._^2.r_l^
30c
Donnacona
10-15
&
Coip.,
Gamble
Common
3
..
at
Reynolds
12-13
12-
'
exchange tor
Investments,
preferred
Extra-'
fapproxi-
sharesh_.__„a_^
Equity
10-15
W—J-.
Chemicals, Inc.—
Stock dividend
1—-
1
12-
$0.33316
(liquidating)
.0632
10-
(quar.)
dividend
Allied Artists
10-10
Reichhold
1
40c
E
Mfg.
10-15
Raymond Concrete
Reece
-
.
•
Series
Doernbecher
15c
-»'
+?
'40c
iquar.i__
■
11-15
12-
1
10-23
:
omitted
Procter
",
10-31
11- 8
-
.
debenture stock rquar.hDiversified. Trustee Shares—r
1
$1.75,
Woolen
10-31
.
Scale
Transit
.
10-31
30c
$8
12r
9-30
iquar.)—-*—1—1—w-—_
'preferred
Portland
10-13
20c
•
fquah)15c
common
1
10-13
10-25
(quar.)—_r
5>
.
.12-12
11-
$1
Mfg.,
common
1
11-
1
5c
——
(quur.)
Wayne
fPoriland
10-15
,10-22
12-31
RR.
Voting
11-
1
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
lc
-
Corp., 55c preferred (quar.)
'qu&r.i
l___
Fund (from invescuen income)
Afmew-Surpass Snoe Stores, Ltd.—.
11-15
(quar. 1
Pneumatic
10-15
1
11-15
fquar.l--,—
1
32-
——$1
Ltd., $6National Bank'.(Brooklyn,)
Common
T/o
11-15
31V4c
'
12-
Co.
When
Share
,
,
—____
5*'zco preferred
10-11
—-■,—_
,
•;
AfffHated
1
1
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.n.
preferred "(quar.u^.4—_
Pittsburgh, Ft.
.11-29
75c
m
11-
1,15c
common.
.
dividend
Aeronca
1
TL-
$1
Corp... (quar.)———;
Co., 40c preferred (quar. 1
Co.,
10-15
*
$1.05
i
11-
12- 1
45c
A:
Coal
Steel
Stock
11-1
1Q-15
qquar.),
(S:"C.i
Reliance
Dennison
Co,;
Penman's,
•
-
Consolidated Royalties, Ir.o:—
Participating
SheratOn
Parker
Peoples
87'/ac
-
2
-,10r30
Peerless Insurance Co.
iqyar.)' k $1.00 V*
fquar.
(quar.;__
Park
Peabody
11-15
12-30
$1
.
Co.,-commorr-^-.-l^l^i
Gas
11-
*
...
Colorado Oil &,Gas Ccrp,,. $1.25
pi'ti.. (quar.U
Columbiti. Pictures Corp., $4.25
preferred
tile
V
squar.»_.
12-
; 40c
„
4.205^
preferred':*quar.i _^.j„___^^_i_^_„„
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common- tquar.
Natural
1-2-58
Ltdt_—1J5C
Lighting Corp,
11-15
12-2'
fl5c
.
picl.
10-11
Extra
'
*
Zj
.
Commonwealth Telephone Coi
Pacific
..
;■
*quar,r
preferred
- J2-*2"
f $1.-25
Ltd;;"..^.
Eight
10-24
,
Ry.;; (semi-ani>.ual)
F.)
Ohio, Crankshaft. Co.
-
%15c
■
Oastle-Trefcheway
15c
•
*
Aiklressograph-Multlgraph
r
12-13
'
"
-
10-31
10-22
35c
*
Central
preferred
10-11*
11-
$1.50
Trusts,
4
f 50c
f §1
Coal/Corp
lOhurles
10-11
10-21
County-Ry. Co. Ts-n)
In vestment
12-
,
Z
these feeing vgiven in -the
Btocfc dividend
C5c
1'ZIZ.
—
Mines,
-
American
Noyes
10-21
"
common
5V2'/«
3
$1
20c
■
'
(qubr.l^^..->—-^i—'
International
Concord
:
10-
preferred.* (quar.
Canadian Investment Fund', Lids--.
(Special shares*
3Va'lo
11-20'
10-13*
9
5%
,
12- 2
11-1
10-3110-15
Burlington
11-12
$1-18%
England Fund (quarterly from net . -. .
investment income)
:———1—
Ne-Sag Spring Co. (quar.)
10-
Forge
&
2
New
5c
Machine
Camden
4 ie-
10-13
5c
Buflalo
Central
11-20
Dickerson
New
$2
Extra u
Ltd..
10-23
dividend
*12-31
9c
2%
12-
; 1-2-53 -vl^-, 6
Hosiery MUls, Ltd., class
Npfltle-Lemur.'Co. iquar/V.iJo7c i 12-1 a.., 12- 2
Stock
1-15-58
IT- 1
2?$
Adam Consolidated
.dtyldjend)6-^r. ; 11-22;, 10-22.
National
North
-
(stock
IF- 6
preferred (quar./.
Acme
,-.
—
Cap, Corp.
11-10
a——
$1.10-conv.
11-19
2Vf 7'o
Advertising (quar.)__——
Fund, regular shares———.
2
Acme
•
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.,- -common.2-*.*.:'
6% - preferred" {quar.t«—
Die
Income
National
$1
Bradley <Milton* Co.i„__
Bueli
Picture
10-16
12-
Aberdeen Petroleum, class A..iquar4
Precision Products, com men (qoaT^__f
10-15
—8c
J,
10-31
..
62 %c
this; week,
Company
11-30
——$1.06%
(monthly)
5c
Inc./.
(quar./
Fund__a—*
11-30
.,
iquar.)————
Laboratories
.10-15
Per
Name of
-10-21
12-
14-15
11-. 4
Industries—-
announced
3
,
(quar.)
Co.
1
10-31
12-16
50c
preceding teble.
47'o,
dividend.——1—..—-/
Window
Miles
11-
57b
we
12-15
*
,
12-
Co.,
'
Corp., common iquar.)__i
4%'^ t preferred A <(quor.)—_—-——-y--.-—
47'h
preferred B
iquar.)
Metal
Hose
& Tubing—.^
43c
Mfg.-
(interimV___*_
& Co.
preferred
—-—
Brown-McLaren
dends
7
10-24
2
-
"
give the dividends announced in* prevlou*
weeks and not yet paid, The list does not include divi¬
10-18.,
25c
Oorjx-a /quar.)
Below
Stock
•
Shoe
Arena. Corp.__U_____^_____
W.)
Ltd.,;
.
4lA7't>.
Melville
6c
__
0.
11-
11-15
a
from
quarterly
1
Co.
Consolidated
Yuba
v
11-
10-
W./
dividend/.—,
Industrtea. (quar./—_
Inc.
Holder*
75c
•
Marine
Co.,'
(quar.)
Porcupine Mines, Ltd,
(quar.)_*_',
Extra - —i—•—■_—_4—_k__—!——. ',
../.Mead
Corp., ".common
(quar.).4
—L\
11-15
income)
Booth Fisheries, common
(quar.)
-"4%.preferred (quar.)_____
11-
(quar.)—25c
Co.
Mclntyre
12c
investment
6.
f$1.25
..,
50c ; '31-15' *10-25
Blue Rib boh. Corp., Md.—rf
; /
i
Tr". ■
5%- preferred (aqCUWv)J-JZ- "j62%<t
l\-''1,.-' lQrlo
Blue Ridge Mutual* Fund*,'(from. net. invest-<
4from
6
ID
(P.
Payable of Ren
iquar.)
isiock
12-15
Shirt
(Oscar)
Mayer
J—l.'.'vj"
meat income;
Bondslock Corp.
11-
2.
25c
450c.
(quar.)i——
Communications
10-15".
10-15
"10-28
55c
Corp.. (quar./__:,_.._.
2
15c
-
,
preferred
Motion
R-J-F
2
12-
"12-
j3l«4c
pfd) -(quar.)—
—
Manhattan
-12-13 *->11-15
12-16
11-30,.
J-2-58. > 12-15 ,
12-1- 11-15 w
V.
10-17
9- 9
11- 4;
10- 7 11- 1.
10-15
11- 1
10-15
Arkansas-Missouri .Power, couimou. (quar,)25c
4.65%
preferred
(quar,)--:—a—$1.16V«<
57o'
I.td.,'
Holdings,
10-22
11-1
Wodlwortn
11-0
r 12-
$3.50
Corp, (quar,)—.
MacGregor Sports Products (quar.)——,
Mackinnon Structural Steel, Ltd.,
common
11?20
"11- G'
12-20. .12- 5
1Q-31 ..10-17
i
-30c
■■
__
A
12-18
5%
(N. J.)
R
11-20
3Vac
——-
Milling Co.—
(semi-annual) il
Oil
'When
Share
...
.
...
'•
Rice.
Macco
*10-25'
11-25
Laboratories-.t-i-a—15c
•
M
*
-
(stock'dividend;
Clayton & Co.
.Arkansas
—"J,
tr Insurance
Research
10-25
.
State
preferred
.
RR.
Fund
Aberdeen
J0-25
»
.
.„
I'.i,
.12-10;-. "12- 2
20c
Inc.—~
Ship Building Co.
American
12J/ao
—-—
Shares
Maracaibd
American
American
(quar.)
common
(quae.)
Business
Quarterly
-J-4
__1*
(quar. i
fquar./._„_a',__^-_______ ' *
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
5%
preferred - A- •
Altee
.
Louisiana
10-30
10-30
11-13
•
_
6.
.
.
9-30
10-15
'$2
11-13
10c
.11-13
*l2Yac12- 2
* 25c
11-18
22.%c . 11-25
11-
"
Aerovias Sud. Americana,
7%
2
12r
f60c
i51'Zc
>
9-30 *
10-10
floe
iquar.)—
■
Cc., Ltd., common——"—
Eagle
Wisconsin.
'
12--2
1st preferred
(quar.)
———
J37,.2C
<i2-;2-;
2nd preference..iquar.)^^—'—< ?51%c
Ixiomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—,.
-..*
-.
($1.85
from
capital gatnk and -year-end -■
10-25
of 45 cents from income) —$2.30
10-13,,.
11-1
50c
„
50c
iquar.)—^—-4'-.
preferred
Groceterias
White
Pacific
Williaoie-McWilliams
v
When Holder»
Payable of Rec-,
Per ,;
Share
^
Name of Company Z
Adams-Minis'
B
$2.40
Lobiaw
-
.
.
9-30
(quar.)_-—
" $1.25
Ltd.,. class A- (quar,410c
Cos.,
Class
their
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
payment date., t /•
-12-14
10-10
'
preferred
'5'e
Loblaw
,
1-2-58
'$2
^
we
3P er
"... Name of Company
Western
■
a
Holder*
Payable of Ren
Share
:
Lexington Union Station Co.—
'
47b
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
preferred .(semi-annual)-————.
Lincoln Telephone. & Telegraph Cp.
.(Pel,X-rp. "
tables.. In the first we indicate all the dividends an—, *''
Common
(quar.)—
-a——
nounced during the current
When-
"Zp £Y
**1
f
Company'~
Name 0}
Monday, October 14, 1957
614c
.
:.
.
30c
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
;^
10-25
.
9-27
(quar.)—_
30c
10-21
10-15
Sl.12'4
10-31
10-21
$1.121,2
10-31
10-21
-.-j. ■-*"*
Name of
j,".
.
/;•/
Number 5681.;. The Commercial.and Financial Chronicle
Vohime 186
j
.
When
Per
r
Share
Company
(1635)
Holder*
y When
rrer
Payable 6] Rec.
bf.Company
•
;
"' I'";-'?
r.
.
Share
"V;4
Holder*
Payable of Bee.
„
Name of Company
''
'
J 1
;
121c
Industries -(quar.)_.
Piano
Baldwin
Co.
•Chemical
9-30
-fl.SO 1-I5-&L >; 12-81
25c
:—:—
10-15
10-25
(quaf.)—.'JJ_JJJ__J1J__"
25c
10-19
10-15
10-31
15C
•-10-15
-10-1,
",27'/aC
10-31
10-15
10-31'
.10-15
tkOc
40-
invest-
net
-
Dominion
9c
/stock
dividend)-:
2
10-15
9-25
11-14
51
.
**
preferred" j.quar.).
$1.12:1'
""
.9-30
*
.
.'MO-
11-'1
871c
i
7
Steel
*
TOc
.
*. Cohunon
,
.
Batliurst
Power
&
class A -(S-a)"—__JLJJ__
Ltd.—
Co.
Paper
1
11-
:50c
.
Class
175c -
1—*—
12- 2
125c
:—^
12-2
271c
—11—I'll"—
Western
dlVidehd
/ .i.tock
"Ciik-.nnati Gas
11-4
11--"
4
1
lu-15
11-.1
$6', 1st preferred" (quar.)——.HHLll—11111"
$3?'prior.preferred iquarQ JJ_JJJ2JJ_J2i:_
Belding-Corticellij-fctcL, Tffc. pfd, (quar.
11- 1 : lbil8
11M* " 10-18
$1.50
1
75c
117 tie
.
"llr 1
Common s.1-—1—
'41 preferred (qutfr.>—_—
4r,ir preferred, < quar.) ______
41* preferred
-
i5cv 12- 2\
it- r
20c
i*
1-31-58
20c 4-30-58
-
.
1
11-
1
10-14
11-15
1-1-58
■
"J' 12--
5
,
25c'
____________
15c
10^21
j
: $2--
;
.10-26.
"
fquarM.
11-
50c
•
-
•*-
10-15
9-18
s
11-
IOC
•
ro-1
$1,121,
(quar.)
Corp. t quar. ;_j__j^__:__ ;
Coiuhvljla Terminals Co;, 61 pfd. (quar.)__'
Combined Entsrprises Ltd. (quar.)
j_:
*
11-
.1371c
*
Engineering
10-
1L-15
:
"lfl-30
11-
"115c
9-30
r
Ehust-
•
10-15
12- 2
America
(stock
25c
*".
(quaf.)
:
common
(quar.)
'
(qust'r.)___j_jj___~j__jjjjy'
12-
28c
11-8
\
10-29
9+14
'
10-28;
9-23
t30c
Tapk /Canada a Ltd., com.
$2.90 pref. '(qjiar.}
Bridgeport' Hydraulic! Co.; (<iirar.)____—
Bristol-Myers. 3; preferred (quar.)
2
10-
3
93%c
J0il5r-
9-30'
,
" •
"10-15
vio-r;
Coliimbla
ColumbiA
Ltd.
Power
/quar.)___
..
*
*
conh(d. G.)'Ltd.,
$119(5
8-13 .*
$2
11-
:$1.50
2nd preferred. (qu.'.r.)-
.
11-1
.1Q-17 i
.10-17 ;
,
„
'*
^
10-17'
1
British PetrQleum Co., Ltd.
J
nient
Taunton
BroCkten
ordinary (a vlay14ct4______-,__„__
5Si" equal to
of
'"'
10-22
common_____4_^_5L*
221c
10-15
preferred (quar; r
Brooklyn Borough Gasr—
*■
4.40^ preferred (quar.)r.—L44L
4.40ff :pieferred B (quar.)4_—
Brooklyn" Union Gas Co." (quar.)
Browninff-Perrls, Machinery
(quar.)___
Buchanan Steel Products" Corp. (s-a
Budget finance Plan, common (quar.)____
60
cents
convertible
preferred
(quar.)__-
; 95c
1-1-58
t
Gas,
$3.80
I
9-20
10-
10-
8
10-
8
,
$5
•
12-
1
1
11-
1
50c
11-1
10c
10-15
19c
11-1
10-15
10c
"
10-15
9-27
10.
.
7
.10 - 1
15c
10-15
15c
10-15
9-27
35c
10-18
10- 4
'.'"$1
11-
1
10-14
:171c
Bullock's
Bulloch's.
Ltd., class
Bunker
Hill
Bunker
Hill. Co.
B
(s-a
II-
1
10-15
9-27
15c
_______—
(quar.) _J__—
...—_4_
10-24
11-12
10-
11-11
15c
25c
:$3.50
"
""
"
41
10-11
11-
1
^c
10-15
California
150c
9-16
llr
75C
1
$5.25
Fund-—______
Interstate Telephone
Oregon
$4.70
Power,
7c
Co.
preferred
(quar.r—
preferred
(quar.)__:
5.101
10-15
11-16
11- I
40c
10-21
9-30
$1,171
10-15
9"-30
$1,271
—__—
—
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
6%
preferred (quar.)
7%- preferred (quar.)__
California
Packing Corp.
California Water
10-15
11-15
25c
11-
30c
11-
11-
Fire
10-10
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Canada Fells, Ltd., common
60c
Iron
Foundries
Class
Canadian
51
+
11-15
15c
4-1-58
1871c
1871c
4-1-58
150c
10-15
11-
1
„
common
11-
1
1
10-
.
*10-15
10-15
10-31
110c
10-
Carolina,
9-30
10-15
.
9-20
10-15
10-
$1.25
:
10-21
1
:
..
11-
D
10-31
10-
10-
'
Detroit
t$2.50
(s-a)—,—
$1.50
1-
2
$1.50
11-
1
eor.v.
iectral
Kansas
antral
Public
(extra)
Corp,
12-
of
11-
1
Dixie
10-10
11-
1
——
10-15
9-13
$4
class A
(quar.)
J
20c
$1.25
10-15
101
60c
11-
1
10-25
10c
10c
9-30
8
1
10-10
-10- 4
11-15
10-15
'
"
t
11-
1
12-16
150c
11-15
pfd.
V?,r
(quar.)___
10-15
25c--
2Uc
25c
12-
5
Fine
1-
2
50C
12-27
12-
•
(year-end)
5c
10-25
pfd. (quar.)__
$1
11-
1
10-10
$1.06
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
10-15
Acceptance
10- 4
Quarterly
$1.23
A
(quar.)
corn,
$4
$1.12
933,*c
Stock
9-30
<N.
'2 "A
$1.25
Tire
&
9-30
17c
10-15
9-30
50c:
10-15
9-30
12-15
1L-29
10-31.
10=11
(monthly)
28a,4C
(quar.)
40c
Co.,
1
10-25
10-10
11-15
10-25
50c
10-25
25c
10-21
L_
50c
10-21
10c
11-
8
10-25
14c
11-
8
10-25
45c
10-31
621c
(s-a)—
.
$1
25c'
8
12-15
12- •
12-
10-
8
50q
10-15
9-2f
10-25
*-
25c"
11-15
10-11
25c
11-15
10-11
45c
—-
11-
10-
371c
(quar.)______
Y.)
(quar.)
$2
11-
1
7
I
10-
7
10-23
10-
9
Inc.
(1957
investment
securities
-
Aluminum
31
—
12% 1
fiscal
income)
and
11-
FO-29
1
8-29
Rubber
'10-26
•
10-
3
Co.
5
5c
10-15
10-
9c
1
<quar.)_
-
(qua!.)
10-15
10- 5
12-
11-19
Dome
Mines,
Ltd.
15c
.
371c
39c
:
1-
2
11-
1
9-30
11-22
10-31
Bridge, Lid. (increased)
——
Engineering Works Ltd. (6-a)~4—I'abrics, Ltd., common (quar.)
convertible preference (quar.)
Dominion
Dominion
—
1
10-16
9-27
10-15
9-27
c
11-1
10-
65c
10-21
10- 7
16-31
16-18
,
75c
3
1
19- 1
$1.25
1-1-58
12-20
75c
10-15
11-
8
11-15
11-
7
10-23
10-
3
12-
11-25
25c
12-16
11-
1s1.25
common
10-
5c
12-10
11-
1
12-16
11-
1
(quar.t_
;
(voting
and non-voting)
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)._4~
:
F'oundation Co. of Canada,
Fram.
Corp.
Franklin
1$1.25
Ltd.
(quar^)
Utilities
125o
(quar.)
2
1
'
16-18
.
9-27
23c
10-15
10-
1
9c
Custodian
Common
10-13
10-
1
1
Funds—
stock
series
6c
10-15
10-
20c
10-24
10-14
8c
16-25
10-18
130c
10-28
10c
11-19
11-
15c
10-31
10-18
50c
-
10-11
9-26
*
Franklin Storfcs Corp.
;
Brick
Fraser
<fc
Frito
Fuller
Tile
Cos.. Ltd.
Friedman
(L.)
Company
Mfg.
(quar.)J„_
(monthly)
(quar.)
Realty
*
(quar.)
Gamewell
;
Company
Crude
Oil
General
Dynamics
Electric
General Mills,
General
$5
Motors
Public
common
(quar.i
*
:<quar.»
Co'-p.
Corp.,
Shoe
-$3.50 pref,
150c
11-15
10-31
General
115c
11-
1
10-15
51
11-
1
10-15
$2.20
Steel
Wares
preferred
Ltd.,
11-13
1
10-16
1
10-15
12-27
13-13
11-
9
10-23
10-18
9-20
11-
1
16-18
11-
1
10-10
931c
11-
1
10-
$1.25
11-
1
10- 7
11-15
10-15
25a
pfd.
'_
(quar.)__
(ouar.»____
___•
common
51
•
'• 11-21
7
10-24
371c
10-31
10-17
871c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___—
1
50c
div.l
Corp.," common,
series A (quar.)
preferred
2
75c
$3.75
General*Refractories. (Stock
General
10- 4
11-
•
-50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-17
10-17
11-
«
50c
(quar.)
1
1c-31
12-
'
25c:
(quar.i
Enterprises
Utilities
45o
15c
(quar.)i
9-30
16-31
$1
,
common
r
10-13
.
46;
Co.
Inc.
preferred
General
15c
621c
(quar.V—;
Baking Co.,
General
(quaj-.»
(quar.►
Co.,
preferred
,
.
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
41
.
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo. Inc., com.
51. preferred - (quar.) i
1371c
.
10-11
21
.
12-20
10-30
120c
•
2nd
11-15
1171c
(quar.)_"_
"
.
1
10-11
1
30c
A
Ltd-_.
General.Industrial
13c
10-
1,
-65c
-
(quar.)
'
General
10c
profits)
common..,
11-25
year-end
*
Corp.,
preferred
Pepper
A
General
(final)
10-15
11-
20c
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 51 piT. A (s-a)
Motor of Canada, Ltd.—
10-10
(quar.)_
10-16
45
'
11-15
1
10-18
121c
r___
:
B
Class
9-27
10-
10-18
11-
71c.
561c
;
L
10-31
12c
(quar.)
10-1
11-
$1
FYird
Eraser
_J—
Ltd.
"
10-10
*
11-29
10-45
$1,75.
Corp
Motel, class
Corp.,
Class
10-11
j
'
common
Fluor
10-10
—__
-1O*.10
35c
Fleetwood
10-28
35c
(quar.)—.—...
10-21.
$4
First National City Bank (N. Y.) (quar. )__
Co.,
51
pfd.
(quar.)__
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light (quar.)
10-10
Productions—
Shares,
from
net
11-
9-30
12-20'
..,50c,
•
9-30
10-15
30c
dividend
9-30
10-15
10-15
.
_i
dividend
-
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
10-15
$1.25
$1,371
FiFemen'sInsurance (Newark,. N. J.) (s-a)__
Firestone
class
voting
9-30
9-30
9-30
Fireman's Fund Insurance (San Francisco)—•
2
2-15-58
9-30
10-15
10-15
1_
12-20
$4.50
10-15t
10-15
(quar;)__j
Financial General Corp., com.
$2.25 pfd. series A (quar.)^
Arts
10-15
lQc
(quar.)
1
1-
3-15
1
"
21
4
9-30
11-
,;
10-
10-15
10-18
1
Co.
,
11-
1-15-58
10- 8
-25c
10-15
40c
10-8
16-16
11-15
$4.50
9-13
'
>
10-15
j
12-14
871c
$1,121
10-15
-
lo-31
$1,121
(quar.)
11- 8
,10- 1
$1.50" .11-
.
11-29
1
.10-15
65c
.
Insurance
Sterling,. Inc., 71
pfd. (quar.)_
Fidelity <fe. Deposit (Md.) (quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.—
From ordinary incomet,.
'
10-18
12-
$1.25
pfq. (quar.)_j
19-18
1
10-15
126c
-
1
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)a
preferred
1111-
15&-
871c-'
.
Firth"
10-15
12-30
(quar.)
1st
(quar:)__;
-19-18
.
Flhjyboard Paper Froducts
7
11-4
>8-27
11- 6
stock dividend
Corp.,
.-
10-21
(quar.)
Inc.
Fenestra.
12-,1
;
20c
51
Ferco
i
.
-11-8
' 10c-'
(quar.)
;
Paper Board,,,common
4.601 pfd. (quart)_j__"
Federated Department Scores
'
Dominion
10-16
11-
11-
$2
Dodge Mfg. Co.,. common (quar.)
$1.65 preferred
(quar.)
10-14
10-
11-15
-
36c
Dr.
—
25c
(quar.)_—__.
(quar.)
$1.19
3c
from
7
371c
(quar'.)J_
(quar.)
jhaae-Manhattan Bank, N. Y.
10-15
;'
9-30
12-1
-:-62loi'
preferred A (quur.)
preferred B (quart
511 prior preferred
(quar. I
: Federal National Mortgage Assn.
9
9-30
9-30
-16-16
-
11-W i 10-15
15c
121c\",
Federal
<fc
Corp.
Dividend
.
—
ihamplin Oil A: Refining
Stock "dividend
171c
10-
,19-15
110-13
10-31
,40c'"
51
9-20
Stock Yard (quar.)
Canada Tunnel Corp. (quar.)
(Walt)
Stock
Corp.—
(quar.)——
Power 4P*S> pfd.
Utility
12-20
20c
•-
Electric (quar.)
pref.
;baln" Belt CO.
10-15
Turbine.
Match
Distillers
10-10
$1.25
Steam
preferred
Disney
12-20
50c
—
(quar.)—
&
$1,311
(quar.)
Edison
.
Discount
.
9-30
Georgia Ry. Co.—
B
10-23
10-25
Union
8
10-15
JlOo-
Extra
10-1.0
1
10-15
(quar.)
<fc
Class B
8
10-31
35c
Securities
12-16
11-
20c
—.—
Laval
Diamond
10-48
25c
IUinols
1-2-58
171c
—
Mfg. (resumed»___—::
Di Giorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)—
16-18
60c
preferred
$1.13
'
—_•—10c
•
11-15
10-30
•
"
1
10-15
Ltd.—
(quar.»___
Fe<tera.l Services Finance Corp. (Wash., D. C.)
Class -A- (quar.)._'_;
B
19-
•
vr*
(quar.$3 • J2-31
J__;
S3?* 4-1-58
N. Y.)
-Exfcnv-
1
i-... 10-15
•'It- 1«
GOo-
(quar.)__^,_
qonv.
Life
Fate-Root-Hcath Co.
Class'
Corp.
Detroit Gasket
10-11
11- D
$1.05
Corp.," common (quar.)___.
1___
preferred
(quar.).____
—,
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
—
Central Canada Investments. Ltd.—
51
10-15
;
Stores
411
Inc.
Denver
10-10
11-
60c
51
ientral,
m-"5
_______
Detroit
1
30c
J_
—
."
*_
1
$1.75
Inc.,
Denver Tramway Cofp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred
10-15:
Celolex
ientral Hudson Gas
r»oc
Traders
Quarterly
5
11-20
10-
371c
Vilblss Company (quar.)
Phlpps Stores, Inc., common
511 priferrcd (quar.)
Delaware Power & Light, (quar.)
9-30
11-15
Clinchrieid & Ohio Ry. (quar.)___
4r Light, com. (quar.)
preference
11-
1
__J_
Dean
4
1371c
(quar.)
11-25
12-
10-15
(quar.)___
Do
1
120c
Carolina Power
51
$1
(quar.)
Rubber Co.. common
class A ((fUur.)_
$2
De
10-10
193 3Ac
Vickers, Ltd.. (quar.)
Central of
/quar.)
(quar.).
Dajtoh
10-10
11-
10-15
130c
—
Canadian
Central Coal <fc Coke (s-a)
2oC
40c
&r
(Syracuse,
11-15
11
preferred
(aceum.)_.
preferred (accurn.)
Z—__—
Bros,
Dayslrom,
.
(quar.)
'___
Davidson
1
12-16
115c
(quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
II-29
11-
"11-"
'25c
•
Hampton Electric, common (quar.)
preferred .tquar.).'_._j___,.
Farmers* 6s
>10-13
50c
preferred-(quar.)$1,121,
t
"
(quar.i
preferred (quar.).
2_;
preferred (quar.)
Corporation, 311 preferred A (quar.)
Danly Machine Specialties, Inc. (stock chviri.r
Davenport Water, 51 preferred (quar.)
12-16
150c
—
Ltd.
Caterpillar Tractor,, common
4.201' preferred
(quar.)__
6
$4.24
2-28
1-2-58
+$1.50
(quar.)—
12-
Dana
9-14
10-
45c;
.
Lines
pfd.
Dallas Power «fc Light Co.,
2-28
1-2-58
t$1.25
Ltd.;
Industries,
preferred
1-2-58
15c
•"
; 10-11
20o
T
; 7,,
_
,10-11,
^
10-15 ^,10- 4'12-15 .v 12- 5 ,i
.2-15 ■!'
20c,.
Fleming
;
9-20
t$2
(quar.)
61
711
1st
non-cumulative
$2
10-30
10-15
—
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
$1.13
cqnvertible
•Fairbanks Cqmpamy, 61
Falstaif Broairig Corp.-
6
6
10-15
r
Uio-4^
jio-'io
V$i.i2i
4.t61"-prefetr«l (quar:)
51
10-16
12-
12-
411
(quar.)
11-20
I-2-58
I-2-58
(quar.)—!
CUtter Laboratories,
&-27
Canadian Drawn Steel Co., 60c pfd. (quar.)_
Canadian
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
*
Drug
Candy,
411
10-30
t$l
preferred (quar.)
Canadian General Investment,
60c
10-15
15c- „r10-26
'
•
-
L
Exeter
r
10-15
Cunningham
_',
*
9-30 '
II- 1
Curtira-Wright
t$1.06'A
com.
:
0-30
10-15
$1.04
dividend).
(quar:)______
10-10
—
Ltd.,
11-16
,
10-15
10-
"Curtlss
,.
10- 4
Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Co;,
Bronze
Canadian
12- 2
10-21
10-10
11-15
,
Mfg. Cp.. (quaf.),
Bstabrooks )T. H.) Co., Ltd.—
'•
40c
10-15
10-31
A (quar.)
Ltd.—
General Electric Ltd.
Ero
9-13
1
:$4
Canadian
.
9-30
J,10-15
1
11-1'
—l»cn
•
_
_
Forge & Steel Corp., common
;Erie: Railrond, .$3 paeferred
■;
150c
J1L-
5 ln
!
ls$ preferred (quajj.)__n
2nd preferred (quar.)_
Eriei & Pittsburgh R«-.,'71- pfd,
9- 6 ;
.
12-16
11-
10-28
.(annual)
Arena
9-30
10-1 fir
4.501
61
51
*
;
11-15
-10-15
10c
.
;
Equity. Oil Co." (s-al—________________
10-15
$1,121
common
51
•AO- 4
-
preferred B, caecum.)j
^Erte
4
10-15
11-
HOC
(s-a)_
B
Canada Steamship
r-
*
9-30
1-1-58
10-25
171c
(quar.)
(s-a)
10-
5c
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canada Packers Ltd., class A
1
$2.50
60c;
..
participating class
Canada
*
.*10- 5
10-15.
17(-C
_____
Investment Fund,
411,1st
371c
Campbell Red Lake Mines. Ltd.
5
10-5
.
1
11-15
$0.4167
(quar.
A. preferred.-
33c
(s-a)___.
t$L
(quar.);__^__.
•
J 0-15! (J 9-30
10-13
9-30
'
Equftahle Credit -Corp.-, ,60c pfd. (quar.)
Equhahl? Gas .Cq., common ("quar.)_____
1
"
140c "
Ltd. (quar.)
Cmiahy-Packing.Co.t 411 Pfd. (quar.)—._
Cuneo Press, Inc., 311 preferred (quar.)__
19-19"
••
(quar.)
Insurance. Assn."
11-
(s-a)
Class" B
10-10
11-
preferred *(qdar.)___J
$1.32
Camden
10-
10-15
81 preferred (quar.)
Crown Cork"& Seal Co.
10-10
31c
1
common
•'
11-29
12-16
.ts-iiSo
Enamel: & Heating Products,.
Class A (quar.) ______
;
10-5
r
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (quar.)_________
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
10-10
31'Ac
preferred (quar.)
$1.2*0 preferred (quar.) _—;
$124
preferred
(quar.i——
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
California Portland Cement
-
1
11-1
"
(quar.)
Craddoek Terry Shoe,
10-25
11-
(quar.)
$1
,
5
1"
11-
Foujiuiy & Machine—
1
;
__jj. __j_"
Gin Co., 411
Pfd. (quar.)j_
series
Counselors
9-30
55c
30c
$1.75
(quar.)—_—
TWephone, coin,
&
10-
11-
"
11-
'"
CosrooiJolltan Realty
$-12
171c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
5
471c
"
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A__:
10-15
$1.50
California
5
.10-
$1.25
of America, common
preferred
■'si
:12-16
.
,^150c
.
;
Elastic'StopfNut- Carp;^ of AmeTica^-iquar. ).
Emhart Maqutacturipg. (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
l
*10-
371c
j,__jjj—2_
Corhell-Dubilier Electric Corp;
9-13
10-15
.'
Products^-comi^ion1; (quar.)
411 preferred..)(quar.
,;:
9-27
1
55c
(quar.)_(;L____^_i
Products itefining,
71
-
California
It-
52c
'A_i_^
continental ..Trans^jortation
Cook Electric Co. (Chicago)
10-15
t37c
preferred (quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton Ltd. (s-a)
Calgary Power, Ltd.» common (quar.)
California Electric Power Co., $3 pfd. (quar.)
common _______ J^J
j.
..
'
first
Ltd.,
Ekcor
'
(Liquidating)
"
$L50
2"
;
511c
Gas
Co..
,12-13
...
'•
25c
i"""*
Laboratory,- common (quar.)_Z__
;
Preiei;red (s-a),
./Edison Sault Electric Co..!(quar.)___-_^-___- ^
Y.)
(quar.)
Casualty (Stock
Continental
12-31
$1.75
*
10-
"11-1
;
preferred
-Continental
'
'
10-15
511c
(quar.)
J__
(quar.)__
Water
9-1*
12-31
•.
21 "
Economics
l
" 11-1
-"51c
J
class
"
Continental
9-27
1
11-
Water,
i Container
Corp.
4
L-31-58
;
"10-15
471c'
Irrelerred '(initial)jjj-jjjjjjjjj
Power Co., .common (quar.)_____
cimv,
Consumers
10-11
5
Consolidated
Corn
"Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.—
Lx>. ,(N.
(quar.)
preferred
4.521. preferred
10-28
10-21
11-
:
15c
(quar.j j_;__
Consolidated. Paper corp. Ltd; (quar.) j___'__
Consolidated' Textile Mills, Ltd.— *"
51
preferred (s-a)—_—j——;
-4.501
10-10
10-14
21
—
Busit Terminal Co. (stock dividend)____:—_
Butterfly Hosiery. Co., Ltd., 7rfe pfd. (s-a)__
Bycrs (A. M.) Co., 7r/i> preferred (quar.)_—
75e
50C
Natural
10-15.
*'*,
___________
(quar.)^_—'
'-Consumers
•1*4.161" preferred
,
10- 9
15c
25c
Co. .(qu?.r.)
Burger Brewing Co.„__J
Bur/ldy Corp. (quar.)—1_—
Burroughs Corp. (quarJ—;
preferred
preferred
61
"
(quar. J_.—
Co.____^___^-_
Inc., 4'i
preferred" (quar.r___-.__1
Forge
^50(8.
.
;
EaS>" Washing. Machine, .Ltd. j (quar.) J___L
"
*
•
preferred
61
Buffalo
12-
37V'ac
.
:*
:10-
(quar.);
Consolidated,
•'
-
——__
10-30
*
11-1
12-
"
-
"
Consolidated' Metal. Frodimts .(quar.)
$1.10
$0
v
12-29V;
f
$2:04 prefCiTetf (qndr.)
$2.06 preferred series'E (quar.)__________
$2.08 preferred (quar.)^._
j___. i
__j_
$2.69'preferred (quaf.)
jj_J_jj_______
$2.20
;
lie
tqiidr. )_•___jjjj_j__ij_j_j
preferred
preferred
ConsofidatetLEdison
8;
12-23
$1.10
'371c
__________________
•,
10-18.
ISOc ' ; 12-15
(quar.)j_j_j—
common
Connecticut Light &; PoWer—
*
.
■
•
.11-1
_
preferred ;tquar.)i-i"JJi.r_'rrj'J_*J'i_'J'_'J.
^•y-iT^c" ;; lit 1
Eastqrnr States.C.crjp..- (Md.)~"
?t$7, preferred .A: (accum.)_J__*____"_____
L'.':'v«.T8V
'
-•>
--Conlon-Moore Corp., 61. preferrect.,_j_jjjj_j"
" '""
*
preferred (qyar.f
4
i-.—v— t$1.09%
4:?4*rr' preferred (quar. 1—•—4__i:——J—' t$l.l8®4
6e/t
10-10
10-15
135c
*
J.
Telephone--
i
11-
tl2Vic
10- 9
n-
""
-
income
Llie- Assbotatlon" (Toronto)—•
•Confederatioh
-
* .-TOc.
.:
.
io-i8
/
-
Quarterly
British
"TV
'
Quarterly from -Investment
11-15"
British Columbia Ik)rest"Products Ltd.^-"
British
iLl.-r-f' .,*'•"
"
40c
,10-16
.
"lt-15.:
12-2
*.12-
t72ViC
...
tjll- 8
15o
Stock dividend
,'
j
,
-
-
Bridge
Co.—
(quar.)
-
Participating
Eastern Industries^
9-30
'
Concord Fun'd."
V -11-15
tquar_).^c._^_,________l__.
__* J_*
Bakeries,
41 -' preferred
.
«
'
9-25
"10- 5
5c
x_J".
Koo'te^iay Powbii, Ltd.-^- *•**
Eastern
0-33
"
•'
,
al2»4c
;»-25
8
10-15
Stock? dlvldend____^,i^^_
-
10-15
.11-. 1
5oc.
J
1
-
Ltd.
(s-aj
Eastern'Air Lines'
9-30
"
.
Paper • Corp;,
til-
30c
-
preferred ^ (aCcum.) _jJ,__V___J_l! .: *.,i$i,75* * 12-16.
•Easoa. Oil Co.. (quar..-r j: W 12lCr: , 10-15;.
•
10-15
"
.
-
11-10
7 \<>
10-25
r
Bowlder
-"21,
9-20
.
12- -1.
30c*40-15-
.|
7,
10-19
''
•
j.
Laboiatoiies, coir."mon
$l;;couv; pref.
61: preferred
.
-J 9-26
34i1c '.
'$1."50 prelerred
(iiccunj.)J_^___*__J__IT_^
Dynamics Corp. of4America—
-
9
10-16
cohv.
•
10- 1
,115CrJ..10-15
t$1.76 * -10-15
,
'
1
1
Duqueane Natural"Gas
10-19
:
1
20c
12-20
7 •:
$1.16 Ml- 1
Ccmuionwealth Interjiational Corp:, Ltd.___.
18c
10-15
75c
12-20
;i2- 7:
prsf." (quarjuv"—JJ_J_—J__;—_
Cmfimohwealth Stock Fund Ihc.' (ffOm in(quar.r__4i.--l— -JJJJJ.L_2.J_'
75c^,12t2q,
7c
vestment, income». jj______jjjjj
10-25
11-1
10- 9
Borg-Warner Cory,,;. cerumen "lqn&r.)_.:_~_.:_r *"
GOe
^"loc: '10-31Compd Shoe .Machinery, com. (rcsuhled):
*: 1- 212-11:• :
31'1\ preferred';..(gU3E.)_2_L__Jj:!J_2,.J_J_;*7 ,871'C
,..
Voting: trust" common (resumeSdDJjjjJjjjJ"'
10-15 f .10rr 1 ;=
Bqstftcli,*. ln<£. claWS)t 30c
ioc.-;mo-3i
^
]''* 5:p^ preferred'. iqyflir_)
311c
12-31
Boston Edison," common (quar.:)'
HlrlO
-11- IV
j_jjjj__j__jj_';
j'
<70c
Concord Electric,^eonimoxi (quar:)j_jjj_j_jj "
,60c ;'10-15
•411.. preferred (qnutj).
:
*
$1.07
•,11-1;' 10-10
'?161: preferred .(quar.j_jj_"j__jjr_.;j"
Boston Si Maine RR.,. $5 preferred tquar.7_"_" ~ $1.25
$i;50 : 10-15
12-27
j 12-24;
61
common.,
11-
.
Insurance "Co."of
—4:641 'preferred
1
"
Commonwealth Edison,
2
:• .12
11-
10-30
-
2hc
I Combustion
*
*-10-11
1
11-15
30c
"
"diyia.).3 siis. tor each 7 sns. neld)!______*
Combined Lock" Paper, class A"(quaf.)J__J_J"
9-18
v
Inc.
pfd.
f
$1.25
(qQar;)_j*Jj_jjjj;"
..Combined
10-10
:
ttOc " "10-15
:25c
\
10--4 ;
10-20
$125
System,
1121c-
.
10-10
.
10-15
_
Columbia Pictures
-
12- a.
12-16
50c
Biltipore. Hats
Ltd., cbmmqn (quar.)—.:
$1." preferred "At Cquar.—_x:-_:__JJjJ
Bliss <E. w.) Co.
JJloch BrumTobacco, com. (quar.)
-Columbia. Qafi
'9-30\<
3%.
preferred-(quar. )"__"j_"""
Colorado.Oentral,power, -4-11
'
"1.9-30
10-15
$1.25^
5li
-colohial Tuu'd' (from" tavestmewt"income)ij
10-18:
W>-15
-
-
*
*10-15*
-
,
11-^
-
,.
'
Colonial Finance,J
L TO-18
1
10-11
>
.Canada (19561', Ltd., com.__ >J
4:16c
MO-31
3
%. preferred ..(quar.)
-_t.T
193^tC ,
10^13"
10-f 3
> dd Ppnt.fE..^)',de^Nemoure <Sc"Co.>-—
"
: t
prelerred -Mquar.)JJ—J
'"y' " 871c. .10-25
10-19,
,-j
$4.50 preferred - (quar J
J___.
,$1,121", 10-23 " v 10-tO
Ducanxmun Metals & Supply Co. (quar.J_
26c
11— 1 MO-M.V
- Dupuis
Frcroo,. Ltd.,, cia->s- A (qut>r.)JJ_r__
4Tso\ r 11-15 ," 10-31 ;4.801 '-preter retla1 (guar. j)l__
"I" 130c
11-15
10-31.
'""li-'*.
*';_" 12- 2
871>« ' 12-2
'50c
.JJJ_JJJJ.J JJJJJ**"
_
10-30
25c
^
"
-
company : ( guar. ) J
^.10-u
145c',. 10-3L V 10-It
*
'
j__
(guar.)
-9-24
■■1
•,
^ijyeclaiuguarantjfepd:. (quar; )Jli_i.V_j.__j;
Collihs
Ltd.,
: FO-31
150c
' •'
*
60c .partic. pfd.
mo-15
10-18,
.
(quar.)"
9-27
•
10-15 *
.
du' Font. Co.
10-1.4
■
10-25
•
_
vv'aier-
11-
V
•__J__J_"_JJ_JJ__'
Furniture .(quar.)
-DtHArt Film
9-27
-
-10-25
10-15
,
mam
"
.Stock dividend
,10-15
11-15
'35c
71, Ycgulat guarantee^ <quar.)_l___J____'
.Cooa'-Cfoia Bottling /St. Louis)" (quar.)
j'
"9-13
1
11^
51" preferred." (quar.j ——————1__
Beryllium corp.. (stock" div.t——
Inc.". (quar.).
Saws
j__j_
-
:
rI 4-16
11- 1
11-
—10c -.
Best., Poods,
Biadrrbrd.. &
371c
.
.*
;
1171c
Chemical Cu.f rguar.r
Drexel
*.
-
1-15
19-15.
50c
«
_l_—li———
(quar.)
11-29
'
,
;; *
•
130C.
(quae.
common
."Dow
TfHiw
10-15
-
;m1-1o
60c
preferred (quar,)___^._J____JJ..____^
*DouyPks Oil Co., qf- Calif., 511 pfd. (quar.)
.
'
quar.)
Llncrfeum, Ltd.
&
Dominion Textile: Clo.»
9-13
211"12-31,
Electric—
vClevelahd-tb*WttSDiiyg'fl pR, Co.—
2- 7
~
"fioafr *
10-31
sir,
Berkshire Gas,
"
Extra
12-24 : :i2-4
10-15
ioc
•
'3-3-58
15C
",20c *"
1 quae):—
Watclr" Ci>.-
""
-
"
;
•
'
Bcmtak
Ry.— "*"
,'1
11-27
'
...Cleveland Electric- Biuminatlhg, com. >(quar.);.
:
:40c
$4.*50" .preferred ■;(,quac.l-J_r_"-_"j_jj_"j.:_"y_ ^1.1242 '
.9-30
"
Teicplianc Co. of -Canada-; ( qUar.
Belmont Iron Works' (quarr)
371c ;■
.10- 4
-
———
•
■;
Bell
&
(increased
!
—
."10-24
" $1,061"
*Ct:y "Title Insurance.;Co. CN. "Y. )" (quar.)J_ * ";,T1c
:
•
faenchap Hardware &. Manufacturing, com.— *
_;
v,..r-•'
•
Corp.'"(reduced)2y
,"C*u.r "Mures Co;," comihon iQuur.iiij
4' bl.. coBV-. preferred $quar. t
BeauX-Art;i Apartnients. Xirc.—'
v
Ookimoh
371c
____J_.
;
*Chieago Great
*■
__J 1.. .r
(q\iar.)
B.. _'——
(quarj
...
10-i6
"
Class. A
Bayslate Corp. (quarJ
'Common
-
$5 .prelerred ■iquar.)
:.
"ChicagoMolded; Products*
'
Badea <fe Innes, Ltd.,
___J___J
4Quar^
150o
^
______
Dominion Steel & Goal Ltd. (quar.)._
"Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—"
t
Common (quar.) kL._
J
*
/Corp.:—J—_—i—i-lil-'
Basic- Products, (qunD —11-—1—l---'-l^
Bariam
■?■<>■.tone*
'
__'-,_-__J—
Dominion- Oilcloth
-
'
•
; 71
preferred ( quar.)
JJ
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
'*.41*1 preferred, (quar.)
i_IJ_JJ____JJ«:
-
11- 4
,
11-15
.
Ltd.,, commoiu___._._
Payable of Bee*
Share
-ret-
;
'
10-14
10-15 :
30c
Glass.
Extra
"
Clio^apcake Corp.. of .Virgifila "(quar!)*_"__!j_
Chesapeake.
Oliio Ry.
" V 3..11'' ■'cony." preferred (QUar.")J_____'__:____
Chicago, Miiwaukee* St. Paul Si Pacific RR.'
"
of Canada .Ltd.. < extra) ill—111"
-41"9«
-
9-26
11-15
(quar.)_—z.—J_
(N.-Y.*
hunkers- ifwist Co.
Products
from
Clienangq A: Unnoilla Telephone Corp.-—
10-15
75c*
Baltimore. Transit" Co. ,_L_
Barber-Ellis
Fund .(quarterly
income 1
ment
10-11"'
$1.50
'■%% preferred (quar.)
Rubber
10-31
•
_
61* preferred <quar.)_
Baldwin
15C
(increased)'-
Corp.
■'
Co.—
Chemical
9-27
-
*
-
Baidftin=Lima-HaoiiL6n
10-15
i
'•*;•;
(
r
.
Baker
' H'
10-31
10-17
(quar.)
!"110c
;
1$1.25"
55c
1 11-15'
10-18
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-10
4
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1GC6)
n
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
(quar.)
preferred
$2
investment income
4.80%
1.30
2
11-15
ment inc.
9-30
Insurance Co.
1
10-15
4%%
Corp.,
11-
50c
12-31
12-
53 Vac
1-1-58
1212-
International
Interior
International
Powders,
Harvester
55c
1-1-58
4.75%
593/aC
1-1-58
12-
International
66c
I-1-58
12-
International
Co.,
Holdings,
5.28%
Fidelity
1
11-
3%
Texas)
10-18
$1.25
11-
1
10-13
International
$1.27 V*
J15C
31-
1
10-18
International
10-15
9-16
Gimbel
40c
10-25
10-10
$4.50
$1.12 %
10-25
10-10
Bros., Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
i
—
Gladding M'cBean & Co. new com. (initial)—
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., common (quar.)
25c
10-22
10-
45c
II-
1
10-15
56VtC
preferred (quar.)
$0.5781 y4
4%%
preferred (quar.)
37V2C
Godmau (H. C.) Co., 0% pfti. (atcum.)__„_
30c
Goodman Mfg., new common (initial)
11-
1
1
10-15
Tire & Rubber (Canada), Ltd.—
4%
preference (quar.)—
Goulds Pumps, common " (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
..
—
Government Employees Corp. (Del.)
(s-a) —
Grafton 8c Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-
8
$4.36
1
10-16
10-
2
10-16
10-
2
11-
8
*25c
12-16
(H.
10-15
9-23
37%c
Griesedieek
Growth
(quar.)
Co.
L.)
5%
Co.,
10-15
9-20
Industry
Shares
income)
ment
(Dallas)
Gull" Insurance
Ohio
Gulf Mobile &
dividend
Jewel
10-16
Joy
10-
Kaman
—.
9
10-31
10-15
9-16
10-15
10-10
11-
10-15
1
RR.,
$1.25
~
12-16
3-10-58
11-25
2-14
class
10-11
$4.35
3
10-11
Kansas
13 %C
10-31
10-16
20c
preferred
5
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Hart,
5
11-
$$1.25
11-15
11-
Inc. Series H-C7
Hamilton Funds,
(Julius)
(stock
& Co.
Kearney (James R.)
3c
10-31
10-
1
3c
10-31
10-
1
62V2c
10-31
10-10
$1.50
10-19
10- 4
—
Refractories
Harbison-Walker
6% preferred (quar.)
Harsco Corp.
(stock dividend)Hartford
Steam
Light
Electric
Hartford
Oil
Kobacker
11-
1
10-15
Kropp Forge
10-15
9-30
10-15
10-
5
Class
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
5
4.75%
15c
10-31
10-
I
30c
10-25
10-11
9-27
45c
10-31
10-11
93 %c
10-31
10-11
5c
12-16
12-
35c
1
10-25
11-
1
$4
Class
B
6.49%
«
preferred
5%
A
11-9
10-28
11-15
10-
11-
37%C
■
5%
1111-
1
1
8
4
9-30
9-30
10-10
30-15
10-
2
50c
11-
1
10-
1
11-
8
10-22
10-31
11-
12-20
2-l-5\
11- 1^
50c
1
10-16
10-18
12-
6
1-17
10-17
$1.80
preferred
Industries
Lawrence
$5
Lee
Investing
preferred
Rubber
Brick
Illinois
Co.
Stores,
4.26%
4Vt%
preferred
,_
preferred
(quar.)
\
Quarterly
1
St.
10-15
Lukens
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
1
10-10
1
10-10
1
10-10
10-10
11-
Ltd.—
12-10
13c
10-15
37 %c
10-15
10-
4
9-25
10-
2
75c
Gas, itd.,
12-
2
11-4
$1
12-
2
11-
4
12-
3
$3
5%
pref.
(quar.)
1-2-58
$15c
10-30
10-15
$25c
10-15
9-27
Inc.,
preferred
10-18
10-30
11-1
20c
1
11-
3
11-
3-10-58
11-18
Lawrence
Power
dividend
A
11-30
12-20
1-1-58
12-21
11-
10-14
10-
11-
10-23
10-15
10-15
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
'50c
v
1
10-11
1
1
$1.04
11-
1
10-14
$1.11
11-
1
10-14
$1.24
11-
1
10-14
27 %c
10-15
9-30
31V4C
10-15
9-30
Co.—
$25c
11-
1
10-15
$2.40
New
10-11
1
10-11
50c
10-15
11-15
11-
7%c
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
;
New
New
New
Corp.
$25c
10-31
10-15
$3.50
12-20
12-
10-15
3%%
30c
12-15
12-15
$1.50
10-15
25c
10-15
r 6c
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
56 Vic
£c
(Subject
30-15
$1.50
10-15
Mallory
(P.
R.)
&
convertible
net
6%
Tire
.
1
9-30
10-
9
10-
9
10-15
9-30
$$1.25
10-31
10-17
62 %c
(quar.)
Trust
Co.
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
11-
1
10-11
common
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Maracaibo Oil Exploration—
Extra (payable in 6%
sub.
10-25
10-
1
30c
10-19
10-
7
$1.50
:
(N.
North
10-15
50c
10-15
$30c
10-15
10-
7
9-16
10-
2
$7.50
10-15
9-23
9-
6
10-31
10-14
8-30
$5c
1-2-58
\
'-i-
r
$1.50
11-
25c
12- •
1
10-15
'
10- 7
10- 4
,
"
,
V
'
Corp.—
&
.f
25c
10-
1
$1
v10-15
10-
1
$1.25
_____
■:
10-15
10-15
10-
1
11-
1
10-15
10-15
9-30
>
.
-
10c
v
J " '
7
1
*
"A"
net
income)—
(quarterly
from
(quarterly
.
•'
4c
'
from
„
10c
Series
10-15
9-30
6c
10-15
9-30
Inc.
Canada,
12c
12
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
9-16
10-15
9-16
%c
10-31
10-17
10-18
10-
$15c 1-17-58
(quar.)
com.
9-30
10-15
$15c
—
;
Co.,
10-15
40c
(increased)__
35c
(quar.)
15c
Southern
to
10-15
'
35c
American
com,
(quar.)
*-•-
50c
933ic
Engineering
_
1-1-58
12-
6
1-1-58
12-
6
1-1-58
12-
6
25c
11-
1
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
.
10-15
•-
933/ic
10-15
14c
35c
12-13
11-29
5%
dividend)
12-20
12- 2
25c
Co.
(quar.)
(increased)
11-
50c
10-15
22 %C
(increased)
12-
8
2
10-17
9-30
11-
6
25c
10-25
22c
11-
1
20c
11-
1
10-15
37 % c
11-
1
10-15
10-11
9-23
Indiana Public Service—
4%%-.preferred
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
Ry.
States Power
$3.60
preferred
preferred
$4.10
$1.13
9-20
(increased
(Minn.)
10-14
9-20
$1.06
10-14
9-20
50c
10-25
10-
10-19
•9-30
10-15
9-30
quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
22 %c
$1.02
90c
—
:
10-15
7
9-30
$1.02%
1
(quar.)
Telephone Co., Ltd.,
common
(quar.).
(quar.)-_
com.
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
$2%C
20c
(quar.)
283ic
;
(Continued
10-15
$1.02%
$1.04
(quar.)
Northwest Airlines,
preferred
10-14
$1.06 Y*
preferred
$4.11* preferred
$4.16 preferred
Northern
1
I.C.C.)
Works
4.22%
Northern
10-18
$1.12%
;
Illinois Gas Co. (quar.)
Northern Illinois Corp., common (quar.)
$1.50
coiiv. preferred (quar.)
Northern
10-18
$1.12%
(stock
(Illinois)
10-
1
11-15
7%c
Refractories
Gas
9-24
10-15
11-
'
"
Gas,
of
1
9-25
'
"
series)__;
Ry.
'approval
.
1
11-
11-15
25c
,
(quar.)__
com.
11-
10-15
-
4
1- 3
11-35
60c
(quar.)
Shore
4.60%
debentures)
10-22
9-23
10-15
1
10-15
Norfolk & Western Ry.-—
4%
adj. preferred (quar.)
$4.08
(quarterly from
9c
Rubber,
(quar.)
11-
--
.
Stores
Northern
15c
income)
&
preferred
Manufacturers
1
11-
Co.—
preference
investment
Mansfield
11-
$1
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc.
10-15
10-15
25c
Northern
(quar.)
10-15
10-17
2%
mulated undisturbed capital gains and
from current net investment income)
35c
(quar.)
1
10c
Northern
Drug Stores (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% preference
1
11-
(quar.)
:
Newberry (J. J.) Co., com. 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Niagara,Share Corp. (Mo.) (21c from accu¬
10-
Mading
11-
10-31
27 %C
Machine
f
&;
(1849
10-15
$1.06 Vi
1
25c
(quar.)
5c
pfd. A (quar.)__
1
Corp.—
(quar.)__
New York Wire Cloth (quar.)
North
B
10-
10-
30c
-
preferred
10-15
preferred
11-21
58c
preferred
10-25
4%
11-21
„
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
on
preferred
$4.50
25c
6% preferred (quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4Vi%
2
9-20
261/4 c
'
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
New York State Electric &
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)__
Lyons-Magnus, class B
9-30
9-30
10- 8
37 %c
Jersey Ngtural Gas Co.,
Ybrk' Merchandise Co
9-16
common
10-15
10-15
'
(quar.)_
(quar.):
Dividend
Common
1
10-31
Co.,
1
'
Welding
preferred
10-31
Forbes
9-11
*■
Brunbwick'Telephone (quar.)___C__;i___
England; Gas & Electric Assn.— a-'
11-15
&
7
1
11-
6c
Theatres,
11-15
1
10-
11-
$1.50
-
Quarterly
Neptune Meter
Norfolk
$22 %c
10-28
$1.05
(quar.)*_L—Z
Products
Neon
4V2%
$1.75
(quar.)
1
1
11-
investment incomer-
National
*■
11-19
12-31
$1
30c
.
11-
11-
25c
1
20c
i
10-15
10-15
75c
$2.50-" preferred (s-a)'."*i__L
National -pool. Equipment (increased
10-15
(quar.)
1
$1.12%*
(quar.) -_;.
$2 preferred (s-a)%%___—1
10c
Steel
10-15
11-
37VaC
National Shares Corp. (quar.)_
National Steel Car Corp.," Ltd.
2-17
"
preferred (qutfr. )__!
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
1
$1.10
(quar.)__^_'_j'_
Chemical
Electric
net
2-17
12-10
3-10-58
$1
(quar.)
1
$1.20
v
common-—
&
Fuel Gas
National
11-18
$1
com.
11-
11-
$1.25
Series
net' investment" income)
8
12-10
4
9-27
$1.09
(quar.)
Chemical
4
12-
*10-15
*
(quar.)
common
Distillers
"investment
10-10
2
10-17
10-
1
$1.14
___r__
Cash Register
10-10
1112-
10-17
10-30
11-
*
Aeronautical
80c
5%
4%
10-31
4
$1.'25
common
Systems,' Inc.,
MacAndrews
11-
$1.06 V*
40c
National' Securities & Research Corp.—
National Bond Series' (quarterly from
12-21
10-18
1
Inland Natural
35c
-___
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky.),
5% preferred (quar.)
10-15
11-
10-
!•
National Balanced
(monthly)
4.96%
1
1
-
9-30
$1
4.44%
1
51c
60c preferred (quar.)—
10-31
11V4C
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co. (quar.)
11-
1
10-15
35c
National'Manufacture
10-18
12-31
9-10
15C
a"
.'■* Common
,
(monthly)
common
preferred (quar.)
'
Island Lighting (quar.)
11-
11-
*
11-15
10-18
$1
10-
"
■
11-15
Lower
11-
& Bell, Ltd.,
1
r
2
10-18
52Vbc
preferred <s-a>—
11-
12-16
40C
10-31
Lowney
10-15
.10-16
1
L_
Class
1
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
11-
6%
10-
15c
J
7% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—
4.16% preferred (quar.)
53 V4C
Ingram
10-15
25c
(quar.)
9-14
37V2c
(quar.)
t"
30c
12-
Preferred
Lock Joint Pipe,
10-21
35c
Extra
1
10-
10-15
57%c
Fund
11-
3%
common
1
11-
1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)___k,
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—..
10-15
Island)
10-15
10-18
10-16
11-
_
2
1
(Rhode
11-12
1
1
42 Vac
NatiortaFLeacl.,Gq.,..6%, pfd. B (quar.)
National: Lock (qpar; )^__
10-15
12-
10-15
$1.25
& Light Co., com. (quar.)
10-10
11**1
25c
11-
Finance
11-
583/ic
common
10-25
96V4C
$1
10-15
11-
11-1*
11-
.
Telephone & Telegraph—
National
10-10
$1.10
1
12-18
11-30
12c
$1.22 y2
2
$1.65
States
National
10-15
31VtC
(stock divid.)
11-
12-30
11-18
(quar.)
National
10-10
10-25
10c
8%
55 Vic
Income
10-30
.*10-25
v
25c
Local
Inc,
National
11-30
50c
Common
$1.25
11-30
56%c"
Light Cor* ""
National
"
Common (monthly)
9-14
10-
„
Paper Co.
National
10-15
50c
9-30
(quar.)
Incorporated
12-12
10-30
'
(quar.)
9-30
V"
.
10-30
15c
_
guaranteed
9-30
25c
(quar.)
9-30
11-12
(quar.)
4%%
(quar.)
10-15
Special
10-15
9-14
10-19 l
10-15
$1.12%
;
Narragansett Electric Co., 4%% pfd.
4.64%
preferred (quar.)_____^
2
9-30
,
10-15
(quar.)
common
10-
10-15
Original capital
Original capital
Special guaranteed
10-15
10-15
10-10
s
.
preferred (quar.)
Mortgage & Investment Co..
Mutual,
12-10
10-15
75c
Lithium Corp.
Little Miami RR.—
9-30
10-15
1
11-1
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
preferred
12-10
12-31
35c
10-19
$40c
10-16
11-
be
Extra
10-1
12-31
31V4C
„___
(quar.)
of America
1
$10c
1
'50c
(quar.)
preferred
5V4%
(Ft. Wayne)
.
Co.
10-15
25c
(quar.)
10-16
6
11-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Munsingwear,
12-27
15C
Extra
11-
(quar.)
_
1-10-58
11-30
Investors Service—
Mountain
3
30c
10-19
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power
10-
$1.12 y2
lVt%
.
12-
12% c
,
'
Mount
Royal Rice Mills. Ltd.
(quar.)
M"ount Vernon Mills, 7%" preferred (s-a)™_
2-28
593/bC
.___
10-21
$20c
11-15
12-20
•
Products, common (quar.)___
6%
s.
:
1
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand,
10-17
10-14
6%
*
12 V2c
_
12-33.
12-14
"Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Power-Co.,
Motorola;
10-10
10-31
1
9-30
J50c
>
u_.
f:
participating preference
"t
...
Lincoln National Life Insurance
Long
Industries,
(interim.)
10-18
..
1
+25c
Mount Clemens Metal Products—
1
5-29
25c
.
"
1
preferred
Ordinary
$3
*
.
Link-Belt
11-
10-
30c
(qufTr.)
Ontario
preferred
-
Stock
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-31
130c
$4.20 preferred (quor.)
$6-preferred (quar.)
___^
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)
•
1
11-29
,
10-17
10-18
1
35c
,
Salt
$1
A
(s-a)____
(quar.)^
Utilities; (increased)
preferred
Montana
-■
9-30
11-
12-15
30c
$1
Chemical
9
6-15-58
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
4.42 %
preferred
4.70%- preferred
Imperial
11-
3-15-58
15c
—
common
$1.10
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.—
preferred
4.50%
5%
4
10-17
10-31
30c
*M'onongahela Power Co., $4.80 pfd. B (quar.)
4.40%'; preferred (quar.),
;
*4.50% preferred (quar.)___
4
12-
20c
93 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
preferred
11-
12-15
4.36%,
Co.—
30c
(quar.)
Power
4.08%
4.20%
4
11-15
4%
.
Special
Illinois
10-
&
Common
9-30
10-15
...10-15
10-15
—
(quar )
>
Tire (quar.)
&
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
10-ii
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
•
.
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
4.60%
10-
10-20
5c
Lewis Bros.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)—
—
Corp.'—
(quar.)___
preferred B
-
1
10-15
'
10-
f 15c
Lerner
Hygrade Food Products
4%
10-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, com. (quar.)__
Lanston
10-31
11-
10c
common
Mississippi Valley Public Service Co.— "
10-21
$1.14
convertible
45c
class
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
11-18
:
*15c
10c
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
w
62 %c
(quar.)
10-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
9-30
Sessions—•-
1
25C
__
preference
11-15
5%
(quar.)
&
11-
25c
common
conv.
1
Moore
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
25o
.
Hurd Lock & Mfg.,
B
10- 4
Lighting & Power—
90c
Partic. class A
Leslie
(quar.)
Hughes-Owens,
11-15
12-
10-15
5c
10-25
30c
25c
Coj-(huar.)
Mississippi Power
9-30
(quar.)
12-27
IOC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hubshinan Factors, class A
Hudson Bay Co.
(interim.)
11-15
13-, 1
Vac
20c
11-30
(quar.)
preferred
.
10-15
^—
1
5
9-30
(quar.)
preferred
.
8
10-20
Ltd.—
Co.,
&
10-15
10-31
62'/2C
(.semi-annual)
Moody's
(quar.)
11-
30c
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%. preferred
(quar.)
Houston
dividend)
(stock
12-
(quar.)—.
York
Corp.,
V
5c
11-15
250
preferred
Mississippi
12-
Co.
9-30
—
12-24
Quarterly
4%
Minnesota
11-15
10-15
common
1-10-58
250
Household Finance
11-15
1
51c
—
10-15
11-15
11-
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault St. Marie RR.
.
B-2
income)
12-16
(quar.)
common
series
Fund
45c
_—
(Joseph) Co.
1
12-
>6c
$45c
(year-end)__
Hoover Bail & Bearing
(quar.)
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)
Hotel Syracuse,
12-
31V4C..
;_
15c
Chemical
Home
9-30
4V2c
22
5%
—
Y.)
9-30
10-15
2%
—
30c
53y.C
Sugar,
common
(quar.)
5% - preferred
(quar.)
.
Holt (Henry) & Co. (stock dividend)—_—
Horn & Hardart of New
5
2
1»/4C
Miller Mfg., class A
(quar.)______ ~
Miller & Rhoades,-Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
*
Leeds 8c Northrup, common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.) __z
—_—__
Lees (James) & Sons Co., 3.85% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
Holly
Hood
1
■
(quar.)
A
10-
5
$$1.50
—
„
South
10-15
50c
Extension
Lamson
10-
class A
preferred
Middle
10-15
$1.05
University (quar.)
a
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co. (quar.)
Lambert (Alfred), Inc.—
10-15
common
(N.
Salle
27%c
—
7%
preferred A -(quar.).
.—_—Powder Co., $5% pfd. (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
i
4(4% preferred A (quar.)
Hertz Corp. '(stock dividend)
Hevi-Duty Electric Co—
.
—
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)———
*
Hilo Electric Light Co.
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Hincs (Edward) Lumber (extra)
Co.
La
25c
Hercules
Insurance
Oil,
Stores
5
10-10
12-
11-30
:
4.90%,
'
9-23
-
5c
Kingwood
(quar.)
Holyoke Water Power
10-18
10-1510-29
,
$1.08%
----
10-15
10-
1
(quar..)™
preferred, (quar.)_
10c
pfd. (quar.)
divideud)
:
10-
10-15
1
t40c
a
(increased )___^__
4.40 Va.
10c
—
Common
25c
preferred (quar.)
Home
„
6c
Bond
Kingsburg Cotton
1
25c
A
& Co.
(quar.)^^._______
Window
Mutual'
.
class
ll-.l
'
$20c
60c
Common Stock Fund series
(special of 98c from net realized
profits and lGc from investment income)
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)
Klein
(S.) Department Stores (quar.)_.
21V4C
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd
Co., Inc.,
10-10
S-3
11-
<——-
preferred F (quar.)
Haydock Fifnd (quar.)
Hayes Industries
(quar.)
&
11-25
'v;
Appreciation
37 %c
———
5(4%
Hoe' (R.)
5
1
1111-
t$ 1
(quar.)__
com.
4V2%. preferred 4'$50 par", (quar.)
4V2% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
Michigan Gas &c Electric— '
^
4(4% preferred C (quar.)__
5% preferred D (quar.)
5% preferred E (quar.)
Products,
93 %C
•
—
30c
investment
net
56V4C
America (quar.)
preferred (quar. >
Lithographing Co.—
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—
5% preferred B (quar.)
10-15
Funds—
Medium-Growth
10-15
50c
4%%
common
Keystone Custodian
56V4C
Havana
3%%
10-15
Co.
Michaels,-Stern
""
Quarterly
Hercules Galion
9-13
1
Meyercord
Miami
6c
Common
Ins.^
Hat Corp. of
Hecht Co.,
1
11-
75c
—
&
11-
3%
—
(quar.)
Inspection
Boiler
>10-15
11-
15c
3 %•
.
—__———
(from
Series H-DA
,•
11-1
(monthly)—i
Fund
Monthly
Monthly
(from or¬
income)
——•
(from ordinary income)——
Hancock Oil Co., 5%
preferred (s-a)
dinary
5
SI
10-15
1
H-30
$1.25
—
4%
Kerr Income
10-28
-
Stores
10-15
*
1
11-
15 held)
—
(quar.)
City Southern Ry.,
10-15
10-
11-
'
10-15
11-15
10-31
'v 10-15
11-1
6 2 V2 C
$1.12 Va;
1
11-22
10-15
25c
1
10-15
1
/ +15c
Chapman & Scott (quar.)_ji___
Light 8c Power Co., common.
preferred .(s-a)
;
$1
11-
75c
class
participating
95c
11-
40c
11-
Mexican
6%
"
25c
Hamilton
1
11-
1
75c
-
t25c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Distilleries,
Mercantile
Corp. (quar.)
..
Kennedy's Inc., common (quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar,)_.
60c
Melchers
1
10-
12-12
*
(quar.)*
Oil
"McQuay-Norris Mfg.
10-
10-31
12-23
Merritt
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
10-31
'.ILL-''
Industries Inc.,
10-15
(quar.)
11-1
4
20c
(quar.)—
10-15
—
10-21
preferred (quar.)—
2nd
2
12-
McLean
Co.—
12- 2
—
9-16
class A
(Arthur, G.)
1
Kelite
Bros., common
(quar.)
$2.40 convertible preferred
9-27
10-16
B
McKee
9-16
20c
35c
Halle
10-15
10-16
,
—
common
9-30
:
McGregorA-Doniger,
8
1
(uccum.)——;_
$30c
Quarterly
9-20
11-
11-
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
Kayser
Hagan Chemical & Controls, com. (quar.)__
5.35%
convertible preferred (initial)
! 50.31653
11-30
11-
(quar.)
a
9
10-25
:i_
preferred
45c
(quar.)__w—_
Light
9-
20c
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac
$1.09
share for each
&
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
$1.06
(quar.)
preferred
3
Canada, Ltd.
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of
—
City Power & Light
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
12-
5%
10-15
.
—
Aircraft, class B (quar.)__
Partic.
12-
62 %c
—
Stock
9-30
$75c
(quar.)
com.
pfd.
4
2%
_J.
9-20
(quarterly
Kansas
$4
.
10-31
$60c.
(quar.)
Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)
Publishing (Ottawa), Ltd. (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
1
___
10-15
62%c,„.
Tea
11-
$1.25
31-10 *
25c
.
(quar.)___—
Power
B
Corp.
Class
Journal
12V2C
Class
4%
(quar.)
(One
Central
10-15
(quar.)
10-10
1
Grain Ltd.,
—_____—
Electric,
10-
4%
McCabe
McCall
(quar.)_
(quar.)
conv. pfd.
10-19
(quar.)_
Maytag -Co.;; $3- preference
$$1
(quar.)
10-15
37V2C
A
9-24
11-
9-20
J17V2c
:
Zinc Co
class
9-13
—_—
com.
Co.,
10-15
(quar.)
Co., 5%
preferred
1
80c
—
Ltd.,
Factor &
9-20
9c
10-15
—
10-15
Ltd.—
uo.
income)
50c
5%
Stores
common
preferred
1
12c
(quar.)~
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)—
Stock
5%
4%
11-
50c
$5 preferred
L-.)
Inc.,
Stock div.
37%c
(quar.)__—
Co.
Gulf Life Insurance
(F.
11-
(quar.)—,
(N. Y.)
8c
Heintz, Inc.
Jacobs
Jantzen,
$2
—
Guaranty Trust Co.
Jack &
50c
(quar.)
invest¬
Max
.
Jersey
—
preferred
(from net
conv.
Gas
preferred
preferred
Ironrite, Inc., 55c
11-28
56 Vic
—
9-24
10-10
11-25
15c
10-16
10-10
$40c
preference
$4.22
25c
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
Green
Iowa-Illinois
7
Y.)—
(N.
Co.
Insurance
convertible
10-
30c
preferred (quar.)__
Co., 4%%
American
Quarterly
6V0
10-
10-30
J50c
1
1
Corp.—
Foundation
net
Matthiessen & Hegeler
Stock
dividend,
11-
10-15
(Dallas,
(initlal-quar.)
Department
Investment
11-
Goodyear
Great
Interstate
Telepnone
10-15
t20c
8c
Holder1
Payable of Ree.
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Casualty (quar.).
from
11-
15c
Ltd.
Insurance
(quar.)
Masonite Corp.
(stock dividend!
Massachusetts- Investors
Trust
9-30
10-16
1
45c
Utilities
pfd.
37 %c
(quar.)
com.
11-
$12c
(quar.)
dividend)
common
7%
$1.12%
:
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
New
10-16
1
10-15
Milling Co., pfd. A (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph—
International
10-15
4%%
Grand Union
(stock
1
9-16
10-15
65c
participating preferred (quar.)
6%
4.40%
——
preferred (quar.)
conv. preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
General Waterworks, com. (stock div.)__—.
5% preferred (quar.)„,—.—„—<
—.——
5.10% preferred (quar.)—
—
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—
15c
62>/2c
(quar.)—:—
common
Bronze
10-
1
4%
Maryland
plus 6c from securities profs.)
of North America (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Breweries Ltd., class A
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Corp.—
(increased quar.)
conv
preferred (quar.)
11-
22c
When
Share
Corp.,
Teiegrapn
Common
securi¬
(9c from invest¬
Fund
Midland
Maritime
(6c from
from
16c
ties profits)
Interchemical
Common
4.25%
10-15
10-15
12-
62 %c
preferred, (quar.)—___—
General Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
5.20%
General
1
and
Institutional Income
(quar.)
preferred
11-
50c
~—-
Per
Name of Company
Marine
Ltd.—
Institutional Shares Growth Fund
8
10-
of Kentucky—
General Telephone Co.
5%
1
11-
22 %c
Shares
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Institutional
General Telephone Co. of California—•
4%%
preferred (quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Monday, October 14, 1957
...
on
page
48)
10-15
11-
9-30
1
10-16
11-'1
10-18
.
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
(1637)
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USYED STOCK
5^
*
*
Year 1956
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
*
•
Lowest
Highest
•'
STOCKS
"<
Range for Previous
'
EXCHANGE
Highest
Abacus
32% Mar 12
29
Jan
14
33"% Jun
37% Dec
6
457/a Apr
6
377-4 Feb
12
51 %
S8%;Dec
14
109 % Feb
7
97% Sep
11
4
14% Jan
9
11V4 Jan
2
67% Jan
3
39'4 Oct
11
64% May 17
16 % May 27
ACF-Wrlgley
38% Jan
Acme Steel
Par
ACF Industries Inc
13
Aug 29
26',-2 Oct 10
28% Sep
21
11
Dec
55
Oct
1
14
Apr
10
20
July 30
37% Dec
29% May 25
22.
Sep 19
237a Dec
6
28
29 % May
4
21
Oct
32% Jau
4
24
Mar
July 17
132
17
17% Jun
8
1
Feb
12
774 Oct
10
14% Jan
22% Dec 31
19
Jail
3
19'/a Oct
11
2174 Oct
108'
11
45% Oct
11
22% Jan
Ilia Apr
19
36% Feb
9
52
Dec
10
13
1767-2 Feb
136
Feb
9
190
Dec
155
Nov
9
163
Mar 14
2% Dec
1^
4% Feb 16
Dec
11
23% Mar 22
117% Jan 19
17
111
155
Dec
14
21
23% Feb
31
88 % Jan
10% May
241% Sep
115
Dec
5
Jau
23
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
11
Oct
10
Jun
25
Oct
11
Nov" 2 8
5
74 Oct
10
66% Apr
Jan
11
110% Jun
3
13
12
13
Jan
25
16
Aug 26
5
11
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
2174 Jun
£9% Dec
26
36% Apr 23
27 7b Aug
167'a Oct
42% Dec 21
56% Jan
4
4074 Feb
77
3
Dec
26
97% Jan
30% Nov
29
72% Oct
97
37 % July 25
3
Allied
12
4
Allied
80% Jan
8
Allied
10
22% Aug 13
Allied
15
47% Jun
19
30
125
Mar 12
97
47
July 11
25 7
82
Feb
14
28
Dec
31
24
Sep
27
13%
8,500
2674
27
267b
277 a
2674
27
7,500
2274
23
22
2274
21
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188
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17
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78
2,740
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76
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54
America
17,700
109%
108%
16
200
274
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•
13%
110
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of
1,800
188
160
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8
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18,400
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9
11,000
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2
5
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2374
1674
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147
4,700
15,800
160
13 7
5
18
Mills
147
14%
2174
•
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—l
Laboratories Inc
*2574
%
191 ■„
2%
53% July
11
42
1374
191
Aluminum
102
3974
1474
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8
11.
14
44
50%
July
39
717-s Oct
10
119
31% Oct
133% Aug
7
11
1474
1374
23
Alpha Portland Cement
Oct
Oct
a
Jan
1474
4174
14%
.
4
82
36% May
14%
45%
9
il
Jan
30
11
1474
4474
*14%
.
May 16
Sep
14%
14%
26
Allied Stores Corp common
No par
4% preferred—
100
Allls-Cbalmers Mfg common—
20
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Oct
8
Inc
Chemical & Dye
Products
200
45%
148%
,
100
Allied Kid Co
16
9774
.1
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
3
98 %
17
.
preferred—No par
Industries
23% July
59
Oct
7
26
Apr
Allen
9774
*9774
14
*25%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp..
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd___100
Aug 13
Jan 11
8,100
99
99
100
common
prior
42%
1474
1
preferred A
conv
4174
5
preferred
98% Jan
10
Oct
34
104% Nov
$4
Sep
35
43 74
100
_
!
common
Alleghany Corp
102
21% Dec
•
474%
14
May 4
64% Dec 17
117% Mar 27
18% Jan
Inc
42
43
No par
common
preferred
5%%
2
88
1%
Aldens
400
4374
14%
29
_l
Alco Products Inc
8
29%
*9774
23%
1
Co
99
29%
14%
28
1
No par
4.50% conv pfd 1951 series__100
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
2
10
Jan
146
Co
Aeroquip Corp
*9774
Shares
2974
43%
74
Oct. 11
2974
47
_
Corp
Aetna-Standard Engineering
Air Reduction Inc common
43
the Week
Friday
Oct. 10
30
45 74
-
__.l
10
Express
43 74
*2974
14%
25
Stores Inc
Co
Admiral Corp
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
Mar" 19
98
o
Thursday
Oct. 9
3074
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Sales for
14%
1
Addressograph-Muitigraph Corp_-10
14
10872
98.
100
7
Aug 23
9 % Jun
44%
307-2-
sale PRICES
Wednesday
•.
Oct. H
43%
7
:
19% Jan
114
707-2 July 26
5% Feb 11
7
Jun
3% May 28
13
160
30
105
160
15
23
Dec
6% Dec 31
241% Sep 14
•
Oct. 7
*29-%
5
preferred
Adams-Miliis
232% Jun 28
1
107
6
77
204
15
July
,
2% Oct
16% Dec
-
.
conv
low and man
Tuesday
1
Vending Corp
Adams
31% July 5
31s/a July 23
65% July 8
154
12% Dec 31
4%
ABC
10
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
11
Fund
Abbott Laboratories common
July 15
104% May 22
4.
■
Monday
•91
11,500
2,200
2,000
8,700
95
200
277b
27
2774
26%
26%
25%
267-4
75
74
7574
7274
74
71 %
73
36,800
33%
90,000
3474
31%
8,300
Amalgamated Leather Co
81% Jan
39
Dec
79
Sep 19
4
Jan
Jan
1
2
25
100
9
Oct
;
30% Feb 21
29% Jan
Sep 23
3774 Oct 11
121% Mar 23
10
58-
22-
26
Apr
3
31% Nov 19
3
Amerada Petroleum Corp__-__No par *'
Amer Agricultural Chemical
No par
8
American
Jan
2
3%%
3774 Aug
8
7
105% Sep
126
27
Mar 19
82
Oct
113
8
Oct
10
36
Feb
7
31% Jan
7
05% Dec
7
108
Jan
26
95% Jan
9
27% Mar
8
30
64
99
1
10
Sep
5
23% Aug
2
47% Dec 11
23
Oct
51
167 b Oct
11
39
Oct
11
104% Feb
12
118
Sep 28
Dec
11
Jan
60
26
0
Mar
9%
B,
July
4%
8
3
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
47A*Dec 31
7% Mar 12
19% Dec
40
Oct
1
Nov
20
49% Apr
45% Jun
38% Jan
27
3
-
39-/8 Feb
38
27
67
35% Jun
44% Oct
11
5
53 72 Jan
13
Dec
37 % Apr
35
Dec
26
9
27
?7 % May 15
81
2974 Oct
11
14
807-4 Aug 12
22% Jun
27%
8
Mar*21
247
'
12% Dec 28
25
19% Aug
'
3
Dec
35% Jan
11
13% Nov 27,
35 % May 28
18% Oct
50
Jaa
142% NOV
25
96
4
13% Nov 29
15
Dec 28
05
Dec
19
97% Jun
26
13% Oct
11
16% Jun
15% Jan
2
17% Jun
Jun
4
2
30
25
13% Jan 30
18
Jan
31
Apr
8% Jan
p
3
55% Jan
12
70% Sep
17
SB % Feb
6
33% Dec
3
33% Nov 21
40% Jan
9
Mar
43
Jun
54% Aug
8
16% Dec
Dec
5
28
Nov
Feb
21
42
Jan
120
3934 Oct
10
.
13
Apr
34% Jan
11
7%
41
10
Oct
10
68% Oct
19
3
45% Jan
3
114 % Sep
23
123% Feb
33% Oct
11
47% Jan
15
8
1877a Feb
1
1
165
12
62
Oct
11
40
6
167% Sep
26
Oct
1%
«
.
179% Mar
69% Aug 22
78% Jan
111% Aug 19
131 % Feb
14
13
25
Dec
12
Jan 23
24
22
6374 Feb
14
85
Mar"19
74 Oct
4
2574 Jan
Nov
7
19% Mar
11% Dec
0
BO
3
Dec
32% Jan
42% Apr
107'
33% Aug
'
For
2
12
9
11
Sep 25
3174 Feb
84
*
footnotes
81
May
12
Aug 29
23% Oct
11
43% MaV 31
35% Mar 19
3312 Oct
11
24.
1474
1474
15
17%
;
16%
39
39
23%
22%
r 13%
13%
1
40
Mar 20
1,900
14%
16%
16%
16%
27%
14%
17%
39%
39
39
21%
22%
2174
22%
13%
7,500
1274
1374
12%
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12,800
33'/a
13'A
1874
1,400
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7
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18%
18%
19
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82%
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83
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143 74
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14
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1
<
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7
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12
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1,800
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75
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Anderson-Prichard
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-
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117
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21.80
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10
&
337b
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preferred
Clayton
Anderson
Andes
50
Wire & Cable
757b
118
74
2374
—1
Electronics Corp
04
.
8,700
50%
257-4
5074
2274
143 7b
600
36,300
26%
.
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19
91
23%
41
41
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44
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;
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48
1974
91
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150
23,900
80
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120
32%
31
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25
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50%
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97
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60,500
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38%
14
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16%
2274
13%
1474
17%
4274
30%
30%
•80%
84
33
100
10
:—i
Snuff Co
Common
8
11
paee
26
1
Anaconda
41% July 18
95% May
36 "a Oct
ppp
26
25
Co
Am phenol
-
60% July 12
42% Dec
26
25
Preferred
5 7b %
series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
5
72% Jan
Oct
13
43% July 11
10
'
3074 May 28
267i May 29
Jan
25%
No par
noncumulative
Anchor
1
26
^
Ship Building Co—No par
Preferred
7
11
11
53
6%
0%
23
45% Oct
12
40%
American Water Works Co com—5
24% Sep
87%
39%
1174 July 26
27 V4 Feb
6
20% Oct
17 % Dec
65
3974
American
21
1
38
44% July 11
97a Jan
May 28
23 % Mar 13
40%
11
27
23% Nov 26
39%
26
15
17%
4274
23
13 Tb
Oct
107a July 20
29
Jan 17
4
82
Refining common——25
7%
preferred
.25
American Sumatra Tobacco
5
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco common
25
81
27
51% Jan
3
3074
& Std Sany common...5
American Stores
4
847-4 Apr 30
Jan
•30%
*80 %
Amer Sugar
34% Apr 25
12
Jan
2
145% Jan
3-.
Gas
Co
preferred
American
2
Dec 26
30
Natural
preferred
American
Apr 24
31% Nov 23
139
1,500
30%
8174
20
American Seating Co
3
11
155% Jan 24
10
I 87 a Aug 27
32%
29%
__5
Amer Smelt & Refg com
Jun
16
32%
1
American
Jun
16% Jan
10% Dec 28
33
23
Corp..
63% Jun
40
24
Motors
97% July
136
.45 7-4 Mar
33
*89
preferred
convertible
Amer Rad
0
2
59% Jan 10
.
33%
30%
Amer Potash & Chemical——No par
66% July 11
18% Jan
158
30% Sep
Dee
5%%
American
*
49
33%
com——2
Optical Co_
21
July 24
33'A
100
Products
Metal
News
Oct
51
1,600
32%
81%
No par
i
preferred
American
Aug 19
129% Mar 26
19
57%
33
31%
—100
preferred
American
43
Feb
57%
82 -
Metal Co Ltd common.No par
3
33% May
2
62
46% Mar
10
1,600
58%
3474
37% May 17
10
25
26
174
12
45
57%
33
4%%
July 31
12
Sep
31% Oct
24
Nov
44%
57%
93%
American
July 31
59% Mar 20
Apr 25
3874 Jan
29
49% Oct
Oct
45
57%
"
*30%
100
American Molasses Co
22
37%
45
57%
16%
American
11
105
46% Jan 23
1427i Dec
j
8% Mar 21
04% Jan 31 v
6
38%
46
94
16% Jun
Oct
3874
38 %
45%
57%
16%
31
Sep
38%
38
94
7
12
38%
38%
•45% •" 46
34,400
2,100
16%
3.90%
25
,
43%
937b
11
145
36% Jan
21
56
9
41%
1674
21
13
Feb
177
19
44%
1674
Jan
2474 Mar 20
'
150
43%
1674
74 Jan
5
4474
1
13% Sep
27
5Vb Dbc
14,500
4374
*8072
American Mach & Fdry common__7
6
99% Feb
28
21% Apr
47a
1374
Amer
88-
4%
14
Amer Machine & Metals
1,100
47b
587b
- 33
12.50
10
preferred
19%
474
13%
prior
•19
19%
474
1
574%
16%
1674
1674
*19
4%
46%
*93
287-8 Jun
16
Mar 10
17%
19%
4%
38
*14
58% July 18
Jan
1674
•19
474
57 7a
144
11
28
•80
44%
1
21
108
60
9,200
43%
No par
Aug 28
6
17%
19
19
•
4%
American Investment Co of 111
13
1674
39
*80
jL
American International Corp
102
1774
43%
44
noncumulative preferred—100
Jan
31
17 Vu
42
74
30
6QO
46 74
40c
American Ice Co common..
18 7-2 Oct
22% Dec
4*
/.
1,600
46,000
38
1
Corp
May 27
43% July IS
83
Feb
4
07% Dec
23
Hardware
78
--
18
64
t
43%
_5
American-Home Products
6%
*5774
1
43-4
*80
".16%.
17%
1974
4%
No par
American Hawaiian 6S Co
41.
7
4
17
*19
•
-
20 "
;
Encaustic Tiling
Corp
European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
11
34% May
4574
10
Co
American
3
45% NOV
-
21,100
17%
18%
*80
10
10
American Enka
7
10
-25% NOV 29
16%
«,
26
577h
100
Distilling Co
178% July 0
15% Aug 19
11
,-s5%fcb 10
American
2
13
Oct
35,900,
17
44
prior preferred
Cyanamid
Feb 18
12
Oct
1774
4174
19
5774
*9574
'
135
Sep
31
58
46
American
93
26
58
45 74
23% Jan
40% Dec_11
93
Mar 29
26
59
18%
American & Foreign Power__Nopar
American Gas & Electric Co—
10
10672 Ffeb 21
26
2
17% Apr 23
39% May 22
1JJ
21,500
95%
2672
11
&
24%
34
95%.
*26
1
95
9
13TV4 Apr 17
17% Jan
3
33%
9774
5974
31% Feb
10% Feb
Aug
my
34
26%
10
118% Feb
102
34
*52%.,
:
American
%
143
31
Dec
1,300
34%
*26
7
80% Oct 10
7
85
5974
Jun
32% Aug 26
18 7/4 Sep 26
83%
2674
-
No par
No par
Co.
American
17% Aug 27
27% Jan 14
14% Mar 51
E4% Jan 31
■11-.*Dec
4%%
12% Oct
"
82
267a
American Crystal Sugar com
21% Oct
43% Aug
2
23% Dec 31
4
8
27
49
30% Dec 14
1672 Apr
5
3
-
82
*57 7a
10
25
89% Jan
8
85
*82
977b
preferred
Colortype Co
8
82
33%
1
American
7
15%
82
33%
20
Chicle
Oct
1474
84
*95%
common
American Chain ds Cable
16% Oct
39
Inc
American
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
Aug 20
64
1574
97
preferred
5
11% May
1
447/a Mar 12
Dec
7
48
17T® Jan 10
2
■
64 %
15
100
93% Feb
28
6374
157a
Broadcasting-Paramount
3
9
34% Sep
3
3674 Oct
1%
102%
6374
157a
No par
04% July
Sep
100'A
3,600
24,900
63%
3374
convertible preferred
105%
•
,
15%
*957u
Corp
com
64
*
Jan
Feb
100
18
Dec
5%
xlOO
10
400
38
64
9674
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
45% July 25
42% Mar 7
20
12
2
6% July 11
18
Jan
4
207-b May
Co
27
37%
1574
35%
50
Anna
Shoe
Theatres
24% Jan
11
Aug
8
4% Oct 11
2
18
61% Nov
53% Dec
-
167a Oct
19
Brake
•26
39
64
34%
96 7a
100
common
2774
3774
15%
No par
com
2774"
108
27
64
"
Amer
Amer
217b Dec 20
Bosch
106 74
-
*25%
157a
*82%
preferred——;
American
105%' 109
27
637a
100
preferred.
conv
39
109%" 112
1
.
preferred
American Bank Note
15
May ,9
57% July 8
140
convertible
4%%
27
'
common
American Bakeries Co
99% Mar 28
31
31% Oct 29
70% Jan
May 28
16% Jan
39% Oct
■
Airlines
40
39 74
24% Jan
147% Jun
11
27%
*27
1
12.50
_
'
14% Oct
*25 7b -27
50
70% Aug 16
10
6074 Feb 27
26% Mar 16
convertible
preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerace Corp
10
537'eJuiy
6%
377b
•84
38
37
37
37
88
•84
88
•84
8%
163
72 %
8%
2474
'
3174
874
1,490
16874
41,700
13,400
1,000
21,900
10,900
737a
118
31%
10
600
70
12
12'A
5,000
23
20%
22.
9,100
48%
45%
47%
60
58%
60
37%
37
37 VJ
88
•84
85,800
480
1,700
88
3774
3774
3674
37%
36%
3,300
38
36%
3774
2574
2674
237-4
25%
24%
21,600
26%
237a
2574
30
26
27
•28
30
•28
30
•28
-i—
400
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1638)
Monday, October 14, 1957
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
la>|t for Previous
Yeux 1956
35% Jun 28
41% Apr
27% Jan 23
39
% Apr
9
5
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
14
15% Feb
7
24
May 2
37% Mar 27
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
32 % Aug 28
39% Apr 25
26% Oct
10
36
Jan
4
Argo
46
Oct
11
65% Jan
2
Armco
11% Sep
25
16% Jan
22% Oct
AND
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Kaage Sine* Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
32%
32%
33
32%
•
Oil
Corp
Steel
5
27%
28
10
51%
54
—.
Corp
27%
27%
"51%
•'
27Va
50%,
27%
50%
•>.<
8
Armour
12%
13%
11
30
Jan
4
24%
25%
24%
92
Feb
18
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
25%
5
*80
81
80%
80%
*79%
Feb
14
32% Jun
5
Arnold
—5
*25
26
25.
25
13
3% Oct
8
6% Jun
7
1
4
267/e Jun 11
31% Mar 15
28% Jan
20
•2
Dec
5
18% May 24
4% Dec
5
2
79
Jan
6
18
8% Jan
102'/a Mar
22
3
36% July 19
Arvin
11
Oct
11
30% Mar 29
27% Oct
11
6% Jan
2
8% Feb 27
6% Jan
2
6
19% May
31% May 31
7% Sep 19
Ashland
4
Industries
16
97
Oct
15
Jan 23
9
35
Jan
3
28% Feb
110% Jan
5
89
73
Aug 28
6
12
34
14
103
Jan
78
Jun
6
20
27
Jun
May
2.50
-
Oil & Refining com
3%
30
30%
,
30%
,
? ",26%
27 %
26%
26%
50
46
47%
47%
12%
12%
12%
4,000
5,400
,
•
51.800
12 %
32,200
23%
24%
22%
23%
17,500
*79%
80%
80%
80%
*24%
25
25
.
30%
•;
"
:
80 Va
*3%
.
33
25%
.
25
3%
32%
13 "
12%
Shares
32%
-
3%
4
3%
30
30 %
*24
3%
30
160
25
400
3%
29%
4,300
30
3,100
17
16%
16%
16%.
16%
16
16%
15
15%
*28%
29
28%
28^;,
28%
28%
28
23%
27%
28
6%
7
6%
0%
6%
6%
6%
6%
,
6%
21,900
3,500
6%
5,000
30%
3,200
Dry Goods Corp—
1
1st preferred
5.25%
13%
4%
30%
16 %
1
Common
28
63% Jan 22
Inc
13%
24%
2nrf preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
5
Associated
29%. Feb
5
Corp..
Art loom Carpet Co Inc__
15% Jan
15
Illinois
of
Constable
27% Oct
Mar 29
Co
&
Oct. 11
32%
51%
Sep
26% Nov 29
the Week
Friday
Oct. 10
32%
;
"
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 9
Oct. 8
33%
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 7
30%
30 Vs
30% *
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
94
94%
94 %
94%
94%
95%
95%
*95
67%
68
67%
68%
67%
68%
67%
67%
65%
67 %
21
10
30%
94
100
Associates Investment Co
21 %
20%
20
20% 1
53,300
9 Vs
10,800
•
%
96
90
2,800
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
25% Nov 21
10
Nov
30
26% Dec
17
90
28
Nov
43% Jan 27
5
35% Jan
83% Nov 29
8% Nov 29
15% Dec 27
33% July 25
11% Aug
3
30% Mar 13
101
Feb
27
63% May 9
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
10% May 28
18% Jun
1
9
Oct
Jan
11
10% Feb
6
5 ft
30% Jun
10
Sep 26
7
Atlantic
-
Common
10
preferred—_
10
City Electric Co com__6.50
Jan
2
85
Sep
30
34% Oct
10
50% July 15
Atlantic
38% Oct
10
57% Jun
Atlantic
95
79% July 26
7% Oct
94
23
Jan
4%
6
18
25
Jan
Jan
Coast
Atlas
24
13
91
79 Va July 16
Atlas Powder
13
11% Jan
8
Id
AusMn
19
17% Feb 27
17
Feb
1
18% Mar 22
8
34% Oct 29
30% Oct
11
7% Feb 24
5% Oct
11
7% July
5
49% Feb 24
39% Oct
10
4b Va July
3
6% Sep 26
17% Sep 26
1
58% Oct
8%
11
38
RR
j
43
39%
30%
8%
79 Va
62
62
61
1
9%
Amer
5
(The) comm'on
32 %
3
B
7:% July 12
17
35% May 24
48% Dec
5
11% Jun
15 % Jan
8
35'%
5% Jan
3% Aug 26
Babcoclc
12
9% Oct
11
15
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
3
15
Baltimore Oas & Elec Co
17
7
32% Jan
Nov
29
113
Feb
2
Dpc 21
105
Apr
19
80
41% Feb 13
58% Dec 28
53
May 10
68% Jan 27
55
67% Oct 24
82'% Jun 14
32% Oct
8
58% Oct
11
11% Oct
10
Feb
21
15% Jun
35% Feb
90% July 26
85
18
9
Jan
19
12% Oct
31
16
Sep
12
6
44
Jun
12
39
Jan
14
Feb
9
May'28
43
,
16% Aug 21
16% Mar 22
39
102
95
July 22
9% Oct
42% Oct
63
15% Aug
120
Feb
37% Jan
9
12% Oct
35% May 20
11
43 % Dec
28
26% Oct
4
91% Aug
8
Dec
31
47% Jan
4
29
6
32 % Dec
26
79
27% Feb
12
Nov 28
14
Feb
6
10% Mar
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
11% Oct
28% Feb
14
48% Jun
8
50"% Dec 31
101
Jan
30
64% Dec 27
2% Feb 24
30% Oct
1
44% Dec
19
53% Jun
53
31
77% Aug
Dec~20
Dec
33% Apr 17
22
9
7
8
16%.'-'
13
71
5
84
Dec
35% July 2
13% Aug
1
24 Va Jan 31
8
11
50% Jan
89% Feb
11
10
66% May 17
Jun
8
2.1
48
May
28% Jan
Jan
11
50% Sep
11
11
15% Jan 11
26
75
21
Oct
155
!
29*
Oct
Jan
24
11
2
Apr
15% Sep 25
23% Feb 12
29% Jan
14
64
Jan
12
51% Feb
Bliss
&
2
25
-
50% Apr
11
98% Feb
5
10
33% Oct
3
75% Oct
9
Jan
32
&
Boeing
Apr. 15
16 Va Jan
12
17
Bon
'
.3
17% May 27
11% Sep. 19
Bond
12
19% Jan
3
47% Jan
10
10
1
14% Jan 31
7
Oct
11
11% Jan
2
28% Feb
14
44% Dec
29% Feb
40% Sep
12
27
Oct
1
30% Oct
11
7
17
41
92% Oct 26
100
Feb
29
82
32% May 25
37
Aug
2
13% Dec
17
39% Nov 16
Jan
21
Aug 26
32% Oct 11
15% Apr 27
12% Oct
46
387/a Mar 11
Aug 29
48-%
16
16%
32%
32
L
32%
80
80
18%
8
130
41% July
48
Jan
10
61% July 12
60
Jun
11
..
36% Jun 13
15
Jan
15
48% May 22
9,600
15%
2,200
32%
1,800
33
'*12%
33
32%
140
*150
92
*90%
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,300
29%
30%
28%
30%.
20,700
79
79
79
79
79
79
17%
18 %
17-%
18
*38
*38
40
29%
29 Vs
29%
28%
12
12
12
12
12
12
13%
14%
13%
14%
12%
13%
39
41%
38%
39
40
40%
38
39
*86
89%
*86
91 Va
*86
92
8
46
47%
46%
44
46
t
91%
"
11%
11%
13
37%
38 V*
*86
3,200
900
22 $00
8,100
92
17%
1 Va
29
?
1%
17%
17% '*••17%.
17%
17%
17%
17%
42
42
42
42
42
42
■"'TVs
30
•'45%
29% *
45%
45 Va
33
36
42
v'
45
35
39%
40%
*144%
146%
y
43%
1 %
1%
1%
*30-
29%
38%
42%
1 Vs
1%
46
40%
v
17%
42%
46
42
17%
42
45 Vs
44 7
1,700
30%
30%
1,900
2,700
30
30
44
45 Vs
43%
33%
35%
32 Vs
34
80,600
44
35%
40
41 Vs
39%
145
146%
*144%
10
10%
9%
41%
41 Vs
9,300
1 Vs
45 %
v
146%
10 Va
10%
*65%
;s
67
45
27%
10%
*65%
1
9,200
67
24
'■>'
41
250,200
10
1,300
6,400
<-
65%
65%
10
41%
43%
40%
42:%
4,600
24%
25%
12,200
; 26%
27%
>.26%
27%
25%
26'
,22% V v<22%
22%
21
•'21
33%
36%
30
r ::33%
x22%
,17 '
17%
14
146%
67
A ■ 44
21%
No par
*65%
44%
23%
17%
67
v
,44
1
*26
10%
45
*65 Va
•
V:
2,50
5
•"
10Vs
•
■
28%
—No par
146
145%
v
•
10
Inc
." 27 Va
.
"
n
22%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
3,500
32%"
29 -i
30%
29's
31%
198,400
17
'
•:> 17%
,
26.
14
21%
21%
31
17%
22%
21%
25%
14
1
Co
14
16
1.25
(The)
15%
10%
10%
'*
15
60%
5
21%
7,600
17%
16%
17
25%
24
25
260
13%
14
12%
14
2,760
15%
15%
15%
15%
7,200
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10%
■;26
14
14
V
20%
25
17%
; *25%
.
; 16
15%
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60%
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•
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77
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3,500
,
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75 %
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60
59%
59%
4,300
34%
33%
34%
21,100
77
75%
47%
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■
77
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46%
"47 Va
78
70
...
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47 %'
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14
37%
37%
2.50
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5
33%
33%
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14
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13%
37 Va
-37 Va
.7%
7%
12%
13%
353.1
;
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13
13
34
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4,700
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50
44 Vs
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33%
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53
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15
12%
42%
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:
42%
33
7 Va
32 Vs
31%
32 Va
54^8
53Va
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53%
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41%
42 Va
87%
33
33%
,
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32%
5,000
53%
10,100
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87 V
333s
12%
12%
12 Vsj
12 V
41Va
41 Va
41V
32%
23% Oct
18
38% Jan
23
Budd
95% Jun 22
36% July 17
38% July 30
23
Mar
8
12% Aug 21
16% Jan
3
65
81% Jan
19
80% July 30
26% Oct
8
12
Oct
8
14% Oct
11
10
10
Oct
8
62
72
Dec
85% Mar
6
64% Aug 19
33% Feb 27
Apr
10
18
9% Jan 23
25% May
98
8
Aug 15
40% Jan 23
20
Oct 26
$5
Jan
2
14% Jan
May 21
Co
Co
common
3,800
s
12
Va
2,400
s
413 a
1,200
23
preferred
tulova
74% Jan 25
Watch
4% ft
Co
16% Oct
8
19
.Jan
3
5
23 Va Jun
27
28
Jan
11
11
10% Ian
10
Butte
*»
25% Sep
30
45% Jan 16
11
104% Feb 26
:
,
105% Aug
3
61% May
3
100
38
Oct
Feb
13
Bush
Terminal
Co
Copper
Zinc.;
&
29%
21,500
M)
32% Jun
24
13% Jan
2
75% Dec 21
98
Feb
7
74
July 31
84
Feb
27
65
66
July 11
50
July
8
66% Jan
29
4
29% July 15
Canada Southern Ry Co.
Canadian Breweries Ltd
11
36% May 13
Canadian
52
Cannon Mills
30% Nov 29
50
For
Aug 22
louliHUes
6
36% Mar 16
56% Apr
set-
imkk
6
24
24% Apr
26% Oct
48% Oct
3
1
37% Jan
4
16 % May
8
Jan
2
&
38
Hecla
Pacific
Co
Inc
Ry
;
5
1
5
10%
Va
31'/a
28
23 Va
23%
22%
23%
31%
32 V*
30
31
14,800
15
V*
157s
14%
15 Vs
26,100
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:
23%
.33
10%
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38%
;
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67 '•
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353 4
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25%
26
6
5%
6
27%
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28
28 Vs
103 %
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36
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.
9,100
14 %
14%
.
14%
10
10 Va
10!
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68
14',
*65%
*
..
.
17 %
26%
14%
6,000
24,800
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66
65
*60
65
27Va
v*100
29 Va
103 V*
101 Va
-
3%
3%
3%
10%
10%
5%
5%
5%
34%
34%
34%
34%
5Va
34 Va
•38
38 Va
67%
"20
37%
36%
36%
37%
24,700
3BV2
17 V*
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•25Va
16%
17
1.000
26
25%
*100
50
67%
25-%
25%
8,600
4%
5 Va
4,400
5%
>
27
27
38%
38 V*
27
900
100
.
101
.
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10
38
38
2,400
3%
3%
3%
3%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
9,300
5%
5%
5%
5%
4,700
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
4,400
3%
11
5
Va
34 Va
*
3,700
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,700
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77%
76
77%
77%
77%
77 34
76
77 Va
590
100
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51
*50%
52
•50 V*
52
50%
50%
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26
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25%
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25%
•24%
25%
25%
25 Vs
100
25
28%
29
27%
28%
27 Vs
28'%
26
26%
36,300
No par
*48 %
49
.
14%
76
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14Va
29
•
68
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-.
200
10%
4
10
a
66
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14%
3,300
12%
5%
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-
38 Vs«
14%
28
12%
37%
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26
11%
5%
>
27 Va
12%
"
17
38%
3%
3%
11
80 Va
27
12%
'
38 V*
17
26
80
27
65
*65%
'
80%
27 Va
66
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67
17
*5%
:
14%
10 Vs
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65
;
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,
3,300
13 V*
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65 V* ".'65%
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V
:
14%
10%
>
26
.
w_5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66y3
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
3
33%
w
Corp—
17% Jan
1
5
8
Packing
13
30
67
Calumet
3
Oct
65
*65%
Callahan 'Zinc-Lead
43% Jan
24% Nov
*60
2
34% Nov 23
12
100
14
66
100
:
10%
*65%
2
California
15
1
11
17
Dec
12%
7% Jan
7% Jan
5% July 17
28 Va
12
15% AUg
6% Jan
9
8
11
80%
26%
44 Va Jan
5% Aug
3% Oct
*80%
comm,on__—____10
10
10% Oct
28
,
15% "16
12%
15%
participating preferred—100
20
13
16 Vs
29
80%
100
—
4% Dec
8% Apr
15s,8
12 %
5
12% Jan
16 % Mar 20
32%
28%
15
Byers Co (A
7 ft
31%
31
23%
33 Va
*80%
com
Butler Bros
4% Oct
31% Jan
:
31%
23 7/s
10
Inc
second
12% Apr 16
f,
♦
31%
1
preferred
Burroughs Corp—
52% July 10
16%
30
23%:
No par
:
Burlington Industries Inc
4%.
preferred
3% ft preferred
'Jan'24
16%
,
'
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard CO
5
11
65
77% Feb
15
21
15
74% Jan 23
Sep 20
6
34% July
29 Vs Jan
63% Aug 14
63
46% Sep
90% Jan
34%
No par
~
Bucyrus-Erie
(The)
32%
23%
33%
5
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
21% May 17
3
30%
23%
5
28
May 23
52% Jan
9
11
1
22 % Sep
No par
11
11
Oct
28
28% Jan 23
New
14% Oct
Dec
27
.
22% OCt
Feb
30
7
30
26
10
36% Aug
21% Jan
27
Nov
10
26% July 19
56% July 18
17 % May 28
89
Dec
5
20% Dec
Oct
,28%
.49
,
1
f
28
•48
49
*48
.
49
>'
*48
;
2
33 %
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—
28
;
6,100
52%
.
31%
;
5,000
30%
87 Va
.
600
7 Vs
42
v V" 12%
42
33
41
33'i
,
1,900
22.500
7
54ao
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•
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33 Va v
"
42
7%
32 %
r
: 87%
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33 Va
33% ■'
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42
"
33 Vs
lo
i
7% *
7%
33 Va."
52Va". 53Va
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.
33
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;
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/;••■«■ 32"
54%
100
v
37 Va
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37
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7%
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41%
3.50
1
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.
100
common
900
59%
34
60%
471/2
76
'
-
53%
'
-
-16
10%
,
""
60%
34%; 35 Vs
,
x47%
No par
-
4%% conv preferred
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3% ft preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
Brown
~
1
-11,i.
60
.36%
*76
,.100
Co
Maine
35
15,000
1%
30%
>-
s
■"
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_______5
A
28%
11%
U
44%
!
840
6,100
<
"
■
""
17%
39
27%
,
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; *
lo
2
*38
28:%
12 Va
1
(Delaware)
17%
39%
14%
29
"20
92
12%
13%
..
140"
*90%
31
29
40
32%
*120
92%
12 Va
Co
Bridgeport Brass Co
14
Jan
43%
15%
10
5% preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
11
13% Jan
47
42%
16
29 %
29%
500
45%
10
Mfg Co
Common
8
17%
55
15%
130
18%
*38
17%
*52
44
33
79
17%
40
18
16%
*90
92 Va
79
19 %
*38
55
47
*120
,
28%
100
*52
xlB
I
1,400
46
13
*120
*
•
16 %
•
27%
1 peso
ft
10
11
24 Vs Apr
6
48% Nov 16
42%
16%
12%
1
Edison
Oct
54% May 10
58
May 9
50
32%
_50
Boston
12% Oct
8
48%
*16
,
5
24
34
31
19
18%
100
22
3
12% Dec
55
*18%
18%
29
common
Jan
9
35 % Jun
*52
18%
*52
55
18 %
13
pfd
53% Jan
61% Jan
28
1,100
55
*52
12%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
29% Jan
Dec
11%
27%
B
Borden
10
3
41
1,100
11%
1
class
Stores
62% Jun
87
97,000
12
1
Bon'ot.
46% Aug 19
580
39%
11%
*90%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
,
'
'
46
Jan
38
41%
5,500
87
12
1
1
31
55
55 Va
91
Corp
co—
Laughlin Inc
Class
92
12
1
Airplane Co
Ami Co
37%
34
91
12%
Corp
Decker
43%
•
33%
*85%
-
12%
lo
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
9
41% Oct
35% Dec
42%
50,900
12%
■*
2
27
Oct
88
2,200
44,700
10%
12%
50
(e w)
2
61 Vs Jan
'
9% Jan
Dec
Aug
93
*85%
1
Co
Blaw-Knox Co
buss
33 Va Jan
*
11% July
9
14% Feb 12
38% Jan
17
34
*92%
88
4
31%
9%
5,600
;
130
'
12% Mar 16
67% Mar 19
33%
93
3%
30
59
Inc
Savers
Gypsum
Black
-33%
4
92%
.* 42%'
'
10;%
33
Inc
.
10
48% Dec 12
40
31%
9%
33%
'
~
91
preferred
64% May 17
43% Jan
2
8
12
Dec
88
"
V 93
55
3%
30%
Tl*
*85%
33%
Va
9lJ/a
"
20
500
55
Bethlehem Steel
(Del) com
8
7% preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%ft pfd series of 1951
100
5U"/a July 16
Jun
9% Oct
40
58%
36 %
13
79
33% ;
*85%
*120
preferred
Best wall
40
39%
4%
*4
'10%
100
4%%
Aviation
Foods
39%
*
31-%- -«32%
-
4%
'
100
Benguet Consolidated Inc
28
40%
*39%
*32%
*45%
Dec
3
/
100
*54
1
65% Dec
Jan
64,800
:
59%
11
36
17
5%
•-
56
32% Oct
45% July 25
9% Dec 26
5%
,6
57/s
33%
1
28% Nov 29
14% Deo 26
G
'
56
1
11
1
5%
i
700
59
Best & Co Inc
20% Oct
1
4,000
33%
Best
1% Jan
11
1
31 Vs
55%
49% July, 5
54% Jan
7
40% Oct
3
30%
34%
32% July 15
6
29% Apr
34% May
20% May
32
61%
15
24% Oct
21% Dec 20
30%
34%
20
Sep
31%
60%
Feb
65
31%
8%
60
28% toep
46% July 17
23 % Nov 21
Life
cum
1,400
17
3%
58%
43
32% May 11
54
5%
59 V*
17
32 % ,35%
Beneficial Finance Co
9
58%
9 Vs
17%
9
36 Va
23
23
Mar
4%ft
60 %
*8%
*17 Vs
31%
88
55%
1 Vs Sep
1C6
f
«—2.50
S)
Howell
&
Bendlx
May 14
18
25% Nov 20
12
Bell
6
43% Oct
(A
60,
61% .-V
62%
Belding-IIeminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
'
32% Feb
preferred
Instruments
Shoe
1,100
58%
12.50
common
conv prior
preferred
Beech-Nut
1
2
10
39% Oct
172% Feb
13% Jun
146
Beck
24
36,100
5
-
Beaunit Mills Inc-
Apr 2fi
8»/s
15%
17%
.,
xio%? U-
:•
44%
55 %
No par
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
42
7%
15%
"
1
Corp
Beckman
Jan
17% Oc.t
14
'
36% Mar 15
85
40
1% Dec
Works
31 % Jan
27
530
-
8%
15%
...
92
42
50
Beatrice Foods Co
5
11
,
20% Jan
11
Sep
10
79 Va
8
15%
.
36%
Corp—
47% July 16
86% Aug
9
Sep 26
17% Oct
39
20
Nov 27
34
91
*85%
,
*
26% Aug
85
33%
common
Bayuk Cigars Inc
3% ft
13
17
79%
8%
15%
1
preferred
Products
4% ft
23
Sep
79%
80
*8%
6 Ve ^
4 Vs
11% T-
100
common
Corp
Basic
Iron
79%
'
17% Sep
8
11
No par
Corp
19% July 25
71% May 22
17% Feb 13
Bath
28,100
10
Brothers
Apr
25 % Jan
31
Barker
May 20
106 % Jan
Dec
Oil
4 % ft
39%
60%
32 Va
.
30%~
•'
Barber
136
134%
27
39
13
Corp
Bangor & Aroostook RR
102
23
Nov
19% Jun
Ohio
4%/:
32 ,;.r •:
nonciunulative preferred—100
19
Jan
94
80
2
4%
100
89 % July 12
116
20
May 16
38%
*17 Vs
40% < 41%
•*-
31
100
&
39%
9
5%
9
(The)
preferred series B_».
preferred series C
4%
July 23
14% July 3
52
Sep 20
311/4 Mar 14
July" 13
Co
4%%
Baltimore
89
6
6
Wilcox
4%
,
28
57% Jan
8
19% Jan
8
Mar
Feb
58% July 25
11
Sep 25
67% Nov 26
Jan
1
w
11
31% Dec
60
Inc
46% Jan
ft
38%
7\;
T)
11
95
42% Jan
(B
Oct
Feb
30
Babbitt
4
41%
17%
31%
..
4% Dec
10,100
61
32%
42%.: 42%'
_No par
35
79%
8%
*17
6%
6
10
34%
"
17%
700
87
36
8%
"..15%
*15% •' 16
.
9
*17
86%
34%
8%
,
27%
36%
80%
8%'
8%
15%
9
27%
*84
-'40%
41%
80%
20
conv-preferred
$2.25
42
15%
*84
28%
36%
37
No par
of
36%
9 Vs
9
*27%
86 %
*84
;°
20
9%
28 Vs
28 Vs
•«
36%
($1.20)—Nopai
Co
28
37%
1
common
prior pref
Avco Mfg Corp
86
9
"9%
*34
20 %
20%
21
<.
9%
27%
—20
Automatic Canteen
May 15
1
'
36%
—10
100
Co
Nichols
> Conv
9%
27%
x86
No par
preferred
9
Sep
16% Jan
22% Jun
9
Line
Corp common
5%
61% Feb
Aug
100
Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred-
11% Jan 24
11
15% Aug 28
preferred—
20%
9Ve
27%
non-cum
27
51
Va
49
20
*,
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
(1639)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
23% Dec
23
41% Feb
12
31'/a Jan
22
Nov
Nov
1
12% Oct
10
26% Jan
4
32% Oct
11
51% Jun
13
22
Feb
94>
July 17
121
Mar
9
22 % Nov
29
40% Feb
29
65% Dec 31
49% NOV 20
62% May 16
43
277/a Apr
,
2
Nov
9
11% May 28
Dec
21
119% Jan
JLis
14
9
Ja~n~23
Dec
104
13% Nov 23
102
Nov
11.
21
34
Feb
14
17% Dec
119
3
75
Feb
Jan
20
Jun
20
11
28 % Oct
11
38% Jan
11
Celotex
23
18% Feb
28
5%
16
Central
60% Oct
,
'
13'A
13%
12%
13'A
12%
12%
14,700
35
35%
34
35
32%
34'A
10
25
5,900
26%
24%
24%
24%
25
23%
24%
23 Va
Ry_100
x95
24%
4,000
96
94
94
;
8
4%%
-■
conv
"94
96
*94
96
*94
96
No par
23%
23%
23%
23
23'A
23
23'A
22%
5
54%
56
52
54%
53'A
54
51%
53
50%
10
38
39%
37%
33%
37%
38'A
36%
37%
50
41
41%
41
41
40%
41%
40
40'A
21%
22
21%
21%
15y8
21%
21%
21%
21%
14%
15%
14'A
15%
1
:
-
-
12.50
15%
100
common..
102%
7
:
5%
10
74
100
.
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7% 2nd preferred
8
70
16% Sep
3
22
13%
35
-
preferred
Shares
13
34%
,
4.20%
the Week
Oct. 11
14
preferred
,
6%% 2nd preferred.
Caterpillar: Tractor common
109 % Aug 20
Jan
(J I) Co
Friday
Oct. 10
36%
1 common
preferred
Sales far
Thursday
14
Mfg. Co
1%
6
17% Jan
Corp
4%%
Case
99% May
9
100% Mar 13
11
Feb
104
13
47% May
v
12% Oct
3
27
-
SALE PRICES
Oct. 9
35%
Carriers & General Corp.
14
~.5% Mar
11
88-A Oct 10
5
21% Jan
21
64% Dec
Jan
Carrier
■
110% Jan
5% Jan
95% July 18
11
11
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 8
5
Power & Light
Carpenter Steel Coj
26
Tuesday
Oct. 7
1
Carolina
6
23% Aug
6
18% Jun 19
27
Inc
(The) Co
(Philip)
47
Apr
Par.
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
65% Jan
66% Oct
.»
55%
94
Jun
Carey
74% July 16
Mar 28
'
101
Carborundum
Mar 21
25% Mar
36% Oct 11
'37
Aug. 15
20% Feb 13
24% Aug 16
18 % Jan
5
100
26
50% Fei.
53% Jan. 26
19
Capital Airlines
32% May 22
105
22% Sep
■[
20% Jan
'
12
Monday
EXCHANGE
29% Mar 20
30
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
45% Aug 17
,
14
101
Lowest
13
100
106
preferred series A. 100
Corp .common
5%
102
5%
5%
72
39
5%
73%
90!A
89
13%
12%
106
*106
102
101%
101
5%
72%
„67%
91 '
13%
13
106
108 Va
20,300
39 Va
21%
14 Va
21%
101
5%
15
910
900
43,800
101 %
5%
5%
310
11,700
66'A
68
*89 %
88%
12%
*106
37 Va
38%
71
88%
13%
108%
5,400
36%
101'A
5%
70%
*88%
4,900
51 %
91
300
13
33,000
13 Ya
12%
108
106
32,700
106
50
63%
63
63
63
63 Va •
62
62%
60%
62
29
20
.
14%
102
150
23'/a
63%
1
preferred
15%
103
76
*89%
No par
x227/a
2,700
29%
28%
29%
29
29%
28%
29 'A
28Va
28%
8,300
16%
17
16%
16%
*16%
*19%
19%
19%
%
*16%.
'
17
*16%
■•*
17
17
300
>
17
Feb
14
8% Dec
28
43
19%
28»% Nov 16
57% Apr
13
9
86% Jun
12
15% Oct
16
51% Jan
16
61
98% Dec
31
113
27% Jan
23
35
July 24
Nov
19
43
Aug
33
Oct
13% Jun
10
Sep
27% Feb
t"
8
80
Aug 14
May 2
44% Oct 11
Feb
88.% Jun 20
1
13
14
45% Dec
28
26
4% Jan
3
75% May
8
10%
9%
43%
43%
78
*73
10
97
9%
43%
431/4
78
9 Va
a
43'A
73
73
19%
900
*72%.
9%
5,100
431/4
43
2,700
75
100
xl5'A
15%
15
15%
15V4
15'/B
15'A
lo
la Va
4,700
*47%
48
47%
47%
*47%
48 Va
46
47%
44%
46%
*90
1,400
90
*89
Central
90%
31% May 14
5
11
36
8
11% Jan
10
11
43% Jan
2
2
Aug 21
45% Oct 11
3% Jan
11
69% Jan
9
&
Central
8
59% Jan
No par
com
100
91
90
90%
*89
90 Va
30
10
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
Va
28%
4,700
*23%
24%
23
24%
23
24
23
Va
23 Va
20%
22!4
1,800
38 %
38%
37%
33%
9,000
18%
18
Violeta
West
Corp
5
Sugar Co
9.50
Industries Co
No par
Century
•
South
Cerro de Pasco Corp
Certain-Teed Products Corp..
Cessna
5
8%
31.
8%
1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Belt
*18
1
Aircraft Co
Chain
15
50
Illinois Public Service
Central
10
9% Jan
Light
preferred
Central RR Co of N J
May 20
22% Jan
20 Va
9%
43%
*73
Hudson Gas & Eiec_.No par
83/8 Aug 28
„
9%
Illinois
1
Oct,
78
19%
4%%
Aug 20
30% Oct 11
Aug 17
43%
*73
100
*19%
Central
7
77% July 19
9%
•*43%
preferred series B
19%
Central
3
18
1
com_*No par
19%
1
16% Apr
.
7
19%
7
27
14% Mar
19%
11
43% May 22
41 % July
5
16% Jun
34% Jan
19% Nov 28
;
56 % Apr
100% Jan
27% Sep
20% Oct
8
2% Sep 28
54% Jan
9
5%
July 29
9
1
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry
54
July 10
15
17 % Mar 22
7% Dec 31
54% Dec
3
Apr
71
28
Jan
13% May 22
July 29
S'A Jan
37%
12 % Mar 16
Nov
81% Feb
32
23
Mar 20
24%
38
38%
37%
38 Va
36%
371/4
18%
18
18
18
18
17%
18
8%
8%
8%
*8
32%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31'A
31%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
23%
24%
20V4
26
1
2%
10
i
Co
90%
'
48%
34 %
90
24%
50
2%
25
8%
8
8 Va
8
1,500
30%
31%
8%
8%
8%
12,400
13,000
22%
20 Va
221/4
2%
2%
2
47%
48%
48
49
34%
33%
34
33%
90
90
90
33%
91%
21
21%
21%
21%
19%
21%
24%
25%
24
25%
20%
23 »/4
Va
2
Va
'
1,300
8%
2 Va
2
47%
2
Va
13,400
8,000
46%
2,200
2
48'/<
45%
33%
33%
33%
91
91
91
60
18%
20
21,000
21'A
22
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
108
22% Oct
1
Aug
9
32% Feb
19
38
Jan
7
86% Jun
24
99% Jan
20
5
lb% Oct
11
31% May
20% Oct
10
49% Jan
45% Dec
3J% May 24
12
*
7
Jan
12 % May
3
6% Nov 28
4
29% Nov 29
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
53% Jan
69% Nov 21
96% Jan
3
20
Common
11
Feb
27"% Apr
1093/4 Nov 21
24
Checker Cab
10% Mar 28
6
Oct
II
7
Jun
26
9% Feb
18
24% Sep
54% Oct
25
31% Jan
4
11
69% Jan
9
Oct
94
110% Jan
8'
9
24% Jan
16
11
23% Jan
17
31% Apr
27
26% Oct
10
28
50
Apr 27
29% Oct
11
42
35% Dec
31
4l3/4 Jan
33% Oct
10
40
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
16% Nov 29
263/4 Jan
3
12% Oct
11
71% Jan
4
48 Va Oct
11
■31% Feb
1
18% Oct
11
55% May 28
21 % Nov
21
27% Nov 19
46% Feb
1
25
35% Dec "20
43% Mar
107/a Jan
4
143/4 May 22
11
23
26% Oct
11
29
29% May 10
37% Jan
1
12"% Jan
50% Oct
8
64
Jan
3
64 % Jan
28
29% July 10
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
23% Sep
83% Sep
23
04% Jan
34
Oct
11
60% Jan
6%
7%
6%
7%
24%
24%
♦24%
58%
57'%
58
57%
97
94
95
94
25
58
*94
39% Feb
12
47
Jun
60% Oct
11
71
Jun
87
Jan
18
17
33%
*90
6%
6%
6%
4,700
26,300
6%
6
"Va
10,000
8
7%
7%
25
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
100
58%
55%
57%
54%
55%
18,700
94
94
94
95%
1,000
17
6,100
7
7%
*93
6,200
17%
I6V4
17%
15%
17V4
15%
27%
27'A
28'/a
27 Ye
*26%
27%
26%
26%
*26%
28%
33%
34
33
33
32%
33%'
30%
33%
29%
30 >/a
4,000
50
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33V4
34
*321/4
33%
2,900
49,700
4,000
No par
14%
15%
14
14%
14
14%
13
14 Va
12%
52
52V4
51%
52
511/4
51%
49%
50%
48%
50
22
23 Va
20%
21%
20
18%
20%
18'/a
400
13%
100
No par
19%
.5%' series A noncum pfd
5% preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
100
28%
30
28
28%
27%
21!A.
28%
25%
27%
25
26%
8
23
24
221/4
23%
23Va
23%
22
23 Va
22
22%
18,800
Chicago Rock Isl & Pae RR__No
Cab
No
par
28
28%
27%
28%
28V4
28%
27
28 V4
16%
16
16 Va
16
15%
15%
27%
15%
14,600
,16%
26%
par
1,400
com
■
...
6
1
6%
,
40
preferred
'
3
8
/
Del_50
...
Western Ry com
Chic & North Western
17
60
26
convertible
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
.
4
69 % Mar
C%
S'A
31
12% Oct
7 Va
25%
5%
11
5
9
0%
7%
Class A
Mar 26
;
1.25
27%
*90
*24%
Chic Great
9
1
12 % Nov
22
24%
%
5
3%%
29
13% Jan 10
10 % Sep 30
51% Feb
Jun
5
Oct
21% Sep
34% Apr
43% Apr
1
22
1
Mar 15
6
15% Oct
*21%
preferred
loo
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No pax
■
July 25
20% Oct
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
30% Mar 11
36% Dec
Manufacturing
par
Chemway Corp
11
9
28% Feb
No par
$4.50 preferred -i.
No
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
2
Chicago Yellow
Chickasha
Chile
82% July 24
5
*10%
10%
IOV4
*50%
52
50'A
50 Ya
25
Co
L
72 %
70%
70%
*15%
10 V4
—25
73%
Oil
Cotton
Copper
,
Chrysler Corp
10 Va
*
*
*15
10%
*10
10%
*10
*49
53
*48
400
10%
53
*49
26,700
15,100
53
•«
50
'
72%
73%
70%
72%
70f/a
72%
118,400
27%
8,200
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
24% Oct 25
Dec
3
37% Jan
3
87
39% Dec 20
54
Jan
23
73% July 17
203/4 Mar 29
12% Jan 30
13 % Oct
23
11
3
16% Oct
11
3
93% Jan
7
42% Oct
10
Nov
2
104% Jan
18
■30
Jan
9
42% Jun
23% Jan
29
17% Dec 27
Nov
20
109
•46% May 24
185
Oct
Jan
75% July 18
196
May 28
89% Nov 30
103
Jan
13
34 % Jan 26
-97% Dec 31
43% JUD
15
33% Oct
6
91% Oct
70
Dec
Jun
60
Nov
Jdii
•
8
Nov
98% Dec
100
C C
25
4
71% Feb
13
20
27
139
15
125
Jan
13
87% Sep
13
106
20
131 % Mar
2
Apr
17
800
62% Jan
9
41
Feb
27
49
-
Mar
*
8
5
114% May
Sep 25
Apr
7%
1
8
73"
Jun
26
83
25
Apr
17% Oct
23% Oct
10
33% Jan
cumulative
4
Sep
12
50% Feb
28
.5%'%
51% Mar 12
38
Oct
10
50% Apr
25
9
51% Oct
10
59
Dec
27
593/4 Feb 16
50% Feb
,
8
57
34% Dec
19
25% Oct
34% Dec
19
ZH
"oCC
0
263A Jan
3
78
84Jan
3
a
.
2ns .Mr
14
71% Aug 23
78% Jan
11
12
35% Oct
48% Jan
4
28% Nov 23
363/8 Mar 22
27% Oct
4
31% Mar 18
24% Sep 25
44% Oct
1
31% Dec
18
22
Oct
11
34% May 17
54
13
45
Oct
11
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
11
'
38% Dec
Dec
3
4% Nov 23
13% Dec
6
31
10% Jan
9
8% Mar 16
18
Jan
4
30% Mar 26
223/4 Jan
42% Nov
16% Dec 27
23% Mar 19
15
.
443A Mar 19
101% Dec
Oct
11
38% Jun
27
42% Mar
104
92% July 22
Feb
1
14
81
*81
81
34
34%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
3,100
94
94%
94
94
93%
94%
91%
93%
670
82%
82%
'
61
61
20
%
04%
37%
♦125
*61%
62%
62
*61%
62
-
61%
37
35%
35%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
64
38%
62
.38%
38%
*125
128
*125
98%
99%
j)9%
*775
%
76
*16%
75
76
17%
100
45%
24%
100
52
100
*51
54%
*51
54%
,
*
60
63
10,900
37%
5,200
——
99%
100%
99%
100
8,800
128
5,500
IOOV4
*775
'800
46
45%
46
45
*75
46
9,700
80
76%
77 '
75
75
16
16%
23%
*125
*00
101%
37V4
38%
128
16%
15%
15%
14%
15V4
24%
25 Va
23%
24 Va
23%
24
*75
75
16
26%
125
80
61%
37
20%
6IV4
64%
38 Va
38 %
20
20%
62%
65%
128
*775
46
45%
46%
20
*60
*60
98 %
'
64%
65%
38
66
128
42
cumulative preferred—100
~30
81
34
*51%
...
10,400
*81
*44%
No par
5
$4.25 preferred
No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec.—5
Combustion .Engineering Inc
1
Commercial Credit Co
10
Commercial Solvents
—1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
40
45
180
94
*39
Columbia Pictures common
43%
*162
34%
52
Broadcasting System—
i
2.50
_i._——«.—
2.50
47%
180
82%
40
pftf.
16%
95'A
93%
"775
1st pfd
900
7,000
16%
95%
34
10
Columbia Gas System Inc
4.64%
81
37%
4,700
52,700
*45
,
•
40-
45%
45%
100
*39
42
38
38
38
38
290
*51%
45%
52
51V4
51%
*50
52
510
53%
*50
53%
*51
46
*45V4
*50
54
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
27
25'A
26 Va
25%
26%
25%.
26%
25
25%
25%
2 6'/a
24'A
25%
24
25 3,a
9,800
16
16%
16
16 Va
38,300
16
16 Va
15%
16 V4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
14,700
5,500
72 %
72%
73
71%
71 %
30
28
39%
37'%
37%
37%
38
36%
37V2
35 Va
36%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
271/a
6,600
4,600
24T.,
25%
23 %
24%
23%
24
x22%
23%
47%
47%
47
47%
46%
47
45%
46'A
45
45»/a
4,000
13 %
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
12'A
12%
12
12%
24,100
38 'A
38%
10,200
94%
73
*72
*72
*72
73
.
20,800
23%
22
39%
39%
38%
39
38%
39
38%
38%
95
95
95
95
*92%
95
*92'A
94%
*92'A
5%
4%
4%
10 Va
10%
200
j
8
,
20
Nov 29
*
12
*162
37%
17%
42%
180
260
104
96
16%
48%
48
13 Va
*101
38%
*95
*162
180
46
Ry
4%" noncumulative 2nd
-
17%
50%
13%
104
38%
94%
42
B
it.
48%
Xl6%
53%
13%
*101
39%
X94%
*6J%.
A
10
*39%
17%
*162
50%
13%
96%
49%
17
50%
56 Ye
104
26%
27%
*81
No par
No par
No par
38%
*95%
180
13%
*101
*39
Class
11
38%
38%
54%
14
104
*45
Class
Oct
-No par
com
57
13%
*101
50
36% May 15
16
—100
preferred_10o
.
'noncumulative
.4%
Apr 23
53
14%
com—100
35% May 15
15% Oct
Co
49%
"162
*35 %
(The)—'
Co
& Southern
10
17% Aug 16
100
3,300
58%
104
25
11-
17% Dec 31
21% Mar 20
44,200
13%
14 Vo
No par
Columbia
22% Jun 28
22% Jun
16% Nov 21
51%
56 %
"101
com
Colorado
66% Apr
Jan
9,300
27%
27%
preferred "series B
45
3
30
Mar
2nd
FueL& Iron
Colorado
Nov
Apr
43%
stock—50
Aikman Corp.'
Collins &
36% Dec
58
43%
1
—:
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
,2
Aug 23
44'A Nov 20
44%
No par
gtd
50
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
17
13% Feb
preferred
4%
Coca-Cola
17
0
...15% May 28
43%
Molybdenum J
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co com—-No par
5
Jan
5
28
44%
Electric Ilium com;——15
Special guaranteed 4%
July 15
95
43 Va Mar
10
.•
43%
Climax
35% Dec
50
43%
5
100
Clcvite Corporation
35% Sep
50% July 30
•
_
12
23% Jan
54
43
Co
25% July 19
123% Jun
94% Mar
43%
15
com—100
noncumulative preferred—100
Equipment
76'A Jun
5
19
5,200
43%
17%
12
13% Nov 21
Dec
35
27%
96%
60% Feb
27% May 28
47
Dec ll
75
84
34'
17%
11
Jan
40% Nov 29
84
34%,
*95%
Feb
141
5
85
34%
38%
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
3
78% Aug 15
50% Jan 13
*84
35
No par
Cleveland
6
40% May
84%
34%
C & St Louis Ry Co
5%
43"% May 20
Jan 14
104
800
127% Sep
Clark
2
18
3
84%
35
Co common—
5
convertible preferred—100
4%%
May 10
35% Aug 14
45
Jaih 23
39
Oct
61
83
84
34%
City Stores
9
24% Jan
19
18
12
67% July
x27
84
35
10
City Products Corp
80% Mar 26
Jan 10
26
•39% Dec
Cities Service Co
4
175
27%
84
35
No par
20% Apr
96% Apr
ll
Jan
C I T Financial Corp
City Investing Co common
6%% preferred-
May
27%
84
10
preferred
46% Jun
10
111
4%
27%
100
8.50
Common
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
2
103
166% Aug 22
80
Jan 22
16
Apr 24
18% May 31
11
100% Sep
37% Oct
102
93
130
11
Dec
26
12
15
; 44
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
100
Nov 29
HO3/* July 17
5% Oct
11
4% Oct
11
10% Apr 22
6% Jan 17
10% Oct
10
14%. Jan
9
Oct
10
34% July 22
10% Aug 29
41% Jun
25
97
Aug 20
42% May 1
17
Jan
39% Jan
•
18
"
Jan
45% Jan
107
Comptometer Corp
5
Nast Publishing Co—No par
Conde
14
8
JO
Mills Corp—
;
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—
Consolidated Cigar Corp
7
10
3
Jan
23
54% Jun
19
,Cone
No par
1
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Consoi Edison of N Y com—No par
preferred
$5
No par
—
OctTT
15% Dec
31
36% Mar 12
22
Oct
11
35% Jan
23
18% May
14% Feb
21
16% Sep
19
Consolidated Foods
13% Oct
26%
Electrodynamics Corp
Consoi Electronics Industries
11
16
15
Consolidated Gas Utilities
9
Dec
28
34% Jan
10
21% Apr 10
43% July 25
23
Jan
19
44
43% Dec
18
15
92
Dec
93
15
49% Jun
14
Consolidated Laundries Corp—.—5
Consolidated Natural Gas———10
17
Mar 28
18% Dec
28
23
88
19
104
Jan
103% Jan
28% Nov 28
10
20% Apr
Jun
24
94
36% Jan
18
Dec
31
106% Jan
20
27% Sep
92% Sep
26
12
105
39 Va Feb
10
56 % AU(«
3
41 Va oct
10
48
83
Dec
27
102% Mar
5
79% Sep
26
111% Dec
12
117'A Nov
5
107 % Sep
3
99
For
footnofes
see
page 24.
9
Apr 24
11%
11%
11
42%
42%
42 Va
42%
42
42%
17,000
99
99
99%
99
99%
2,500
12,200
4,800
4,500
98%
36%
36%
37
25%
Va
15%
15%
14'A
14%
99
99
34 Va
34
35%
32
35 %
32
33 %
24 Va
25 V4
24%
25
23%
24'A
22
23'A
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
16
14
14
14
14 Va
13%
13%
13'/a
13%
15%
15%
15%
1,900
39 'A
5,300
15%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
41
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
x38%
*29'A
31
%
37'A
28%
25'A
40
28%
46
90%
preferred
$4.16 preferred
No par
—
5
-100
preferred
86
17%
*85
%
*92%
93
*92%
93
*84
86
*84
86
18 Va
17%
18%
17%
*85
Va
86
*84
18%
86
93
93'A
94
America—
Common
4%
*92'A
8,300
32%
35
26
*84
35%
98%
99
3 3-
37
•
18
18%
86%
*85
86%
*85
86 Ms
28
28%
2,300
600
27
X44%
44%
6,100
Va
90%
560
92%
92%
80
90
86
*84
17Va
11,100
17%
86 Va
*85
27%
4,200
28%
Continental Baking Co common—5
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
3
$5.50 preferred No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
94
94
94
94
94
94
94%
94%
Mar 29
43%
42
42%
42
42%
41 Va
42 Va
41%
42'A
80
80
80
*108
110
33% May
Jan
4
92% Feb
15
$3.75
preferred
Mar 12
$4.50
conv
118
12
42%
91
Container Corp of
17% Sep
85
11%
35%
11%
1,700
11%
90%
$4.52
11
37%
11%
42%
45%
$4.50 preferred
Sep 18
37
12
42%
38'A
90%
22
3,400
5,300
3,600
9
11%
46 Va
22
9
1,200
6-
42 Va
38
90%
101% Jan
Jan
9 Va
9
46
101% Jan
95% Mar 27
9%
90%
4
6
9 Va
46
89% Sep ' 9
Aug
9'A
30%
81
Jun
4%
10%
9'/a
90%
pfd
Power Co com
1
89
'
46
umers
4
3
9%
29
Con
112
9'A
46%
Consoi RR of Cuba 6%
14
109% Feb
4%
10'/e
32
23
18
10%
6%
'
91 Va
Jan
49% Jan
31
10%
6%
5
46
58
11
19
6%
5J/a
10%
6%
5
5
*30
11
44 % Oct
Dec
6%
4%
10%
6%
10%
100
25% Oct
Nov
5
10%
No par
No par
No par
26
51% Mar 13
82% Dec
Dec
Corp
50c
1
1.33%
1
11
Aug 19
37% Oct
Apr
Consoi
6%
6%
:—No par
100
2nd preferred
42%
*79%
110.
80
80
140
.
80
80%
109
*109'A
111
80
81
109
109
..
-
109'A
*94
■
1
95
'0
17,000
220
)
i
800
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1640)
...
Monday, October 14, 1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
12% Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low eat
Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
High eat
16% Oct 23
14
10% Sep 25
Monday
Paf
EXCHANGE
15* J*D
7
Continental Copper <fe Steel—
Industries common
15
28% Oct
19
21% Oct
7
26% Jan
7
43
Sep
20
23
54% May
3
Continental
Insurance
6
0
11
41% Sep
5% Dec
88% Apr
0% Jan
Jun
14
Continental
70% Jun
19
Continental
Oil
34y* Jun
1
48% Nov 15
2
Jan
9
47% Oct
10
33 % Oct
10
43% July 25
Oct
11
37
19% Oct
11
43% Jan
21
41
Dec
20
54% Jan
23
Dec
14
25% Oct
8
40% July 11
62
Jan
31
5%
13
49% May 21
59% Feb 15
54% July 25
Dec
79% July 11
6%
40 y. Mar 12
6
29
87% Apr
Dec
26
99
Jan
94% Jun
6
99
Jan
25
27% Jan
20
152y4 Dec
7
180% Mar
5
Oct
30
25
23% Aug
0% Jan
27
5% Sep
2y® Dec
20
33
Dec
Dec
18
Aug 28
06 %*
Feb
32% Apr
11
164
July 18
25
May 17
9
6% Jul
2
4
2% Jan
3
23% Oct
11
38% Apr
22
75
7
86
Aug 29
*21%
22%
42 V*
42%
6%
51%
7
6%
6%
6%
53%
51
52
35%
63 %
35
35%
23%
24 %
21 %
22%
23
23%
22
23%
23'/a
26%
10%
Shares
10%
*21%
22%
42%
22
10%
43%
10,300
6%
20,300
6%
6%
6%
50
51%
47%
50
47%
50
35%
35%
33%
35
33 Va
33%
2,500
23 V*
21%
23
21
22%
33,500
21%
22%
20
21%
19%
21
20,400
26%
11,600
6
27%
29
25%
27%
28
26%
*50%
53
*50%
53
*50%
53
*50 V*
53
*50%
62 *
*52
63
*54
63%
*54
58
*54
58
17%
17%
17%
16
77%
80 Va
.,■75%
1
17-%
17%
17 V*
80%
83
77%
80%
79 Va
79 V2
79%
80
*78
*84
85 »/a
85%
84%
85%
30%
Refining common_l0
30%
30 %
30%
100
148
l
20
►148
148
20 Va
16%
74%
*83
85
30%.
30
30
150
147%
149
147 Va
19 V*
20
17,300
70
40
16,000
30%
18%
20
2,300
76%,
78
86
*84
30%
lGVa
78
,
20
143%
20
17
77
80
*78
86
30 %
149
19%
30
26
27%
149
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4 V*
4%
4%
4
1
2
2
2 Va
2%
2
2
2
2
2
25%
25%
25%
25%
24
77
76%
76%
•76
%
10,200
1,700
18,200
2
26%
25%
25
100
*76
*76
77
-
210
.
19%
l
preferred
22,700
53
*55
5
Crane Co common
600
43 V*
100
Corp
common
10,800
42%
5
Petroleum Corp
3%%
*21%
43
Oct. It
50
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
Mar 14
10%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 10
50
preferred
Cosden
Sales fM
Thursday
22 V*
42%
preferred series of 1947-100
Products
PRICE8
11 Va
*21%
43
3%%
7%
11
22%
42%
preferred
Corn
Oct
21%
3% %
4
Mar
10%
5
Steel Co common
Dubilier Electric
10%
5
5
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
Cornell
11%
14
Delaware
Corning Glass Works
24
4% Oct
2
Copperweld
2
May
18% Oct
8
97% Mar
83
145
42% Mar 26
4
79
14
106% July 11
89
Jan
3
13
11
Oct
28
-
May 29
3
27% Jan
10
57% Feb
78
32% Feb 24
5
Oct
16
0
19
of
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
60
28
31
60 y4 Nov
89
8
10%'
10%
5
-
SALE
Oct. 9
25
preferred
Continental Steel
33% Dec
24% Jan 23
49% Apr
Mar 20
70
May 15
.
convertible
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 8
2
Motors
6
5%
Tuesday
Oct. 7
1
22 V* Feb
.
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
3.6O0
25%
23%
24%
77
76
7G
200
i
3
27% Sep
10
10
Deo
4
14
Jan
18% Feb
28
28 y4 Dec
7
35 % Feb
28
23% Jun
5
69% Apr
Feb
3
43 V* Sep
2
86%*ep
19% Oct
23
24
30% Jan
60 y4 Nov 23
91
14
104
Dec 27
Jan"13
85
Dec
20
10% Jan
3
Feb 13
7% Nov 10
28
40
Crescent Corp
Crown Cork & Seal common
58% July 11
Feb
18
10
8
38% Jan
Oct
7
11
32% Apr 17
30% Apr 25
6% Oct
11
11
Aug 26
11
57
65% Jan
Feb
6
10
33% Jan
28
9
6% Oct
,.
2
Jan
29% Oct
of Wheat Corp (The).
28%
28%
28%
16%
17%
16 V*
16%
16%
14%
13%
14 %
13%
14
No par
26%
26%
26 V*
26 V*
*26 Va
27
Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
_No par
Crucible Steel Co of America
12.50
Cuba RR G% noncum pfd
100
45 %
46%
45 %
46 '•
88
88
87 Va
87%
$2
1
•
2.50
preferred
Crown
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co
4%%
2
15%
"'13%
*28%
16
12,300
13%
<13% May
59% Jun
9y4Sep 14
7% Jan
18
0
12
?0
63% July 19
Nov 19
;;,53%Feb
19% Dec
21
19% Jan
22
28% Jan
23
49% Nov 28
29% Oct
17
11
47% Jan
11
33% Feb
14
40% Nov 28
32% Sep
47
Jan
1
05
NOT If
38 % Oct
64% Jan
14
1
60% Nov 23
41% Oct
11
61
53
47% Oct
3
-
Dec
21
06
24
79% Jan
31
17% Mar 19
9% Oct
26 Va
26%
26%
600
44%
45 Va
44%
45 V*
25300
87%
87%
87%
87
87%
850
-
23 V*
19%
21
20%
21%
20
21%
19%
21
24
24
23%
24
22
23
22
22
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
18%
19%
17 V*
18%
9,200
7%
G%
6%
6%
6%
12,400
58%
*55%
7%
100
4% Oct
July 12
7
7 V*
59
59
*7%
7%
-30%
30%
7
7Va
57
5
6% Feb 27
11
4% July 10
12% Dec 27
6% May 21
17% May 21
6
13% Apr
22
May 10
44% Jan 24
30% Dec
29% Jan
2
47
Nov
42 % Sep
23
78% Dec
19
90
Sep 27
12
90
Feb
29
83
81
58
7
*56%
'
7%
30V*
7%
'30 V*
7%
*30
*55%
57%
6%
7%
7
29%
31
30 V*
30
87.100
440
18
25% Oct
27% Dec
18V4 Sep
3
Aug
1
Apr 15
common
Mills
,
100
*78
Dayton Rubber Co
50c
Xl7%
17%
Decca
50c
16%
28%
16%
Deere
51% May 15
18
26% ADr
May 14
14
37% Jan
2
48% July 17
417/s May 21
33% Jun
25
38% Dec
Delaware
7
79
Jan
20
58 % Oct
11
65
Jan
23
24% Dec
18
11% Oct
11
22% Jan
2
Detroit Steel
261% Feb
9
43y4Dec
12
37
2%
99% July
3
De
40
31j/4 Nov 27
15
3
29% Nov 29
20
35
Jan
31
60% Aug 18
35
Oct
11
57% Jan
2
44% Apr
35% Jan
30
Sep
16
37% Mar 13
17
29% Jun
23% Oct
Dec
5
39
1
Devoe
Raynolds class A
Mar 29
13
34
11
20
25% Jun
15% Jan
14
Diana
39% Mar
26
Oct
11
34% Jan
14
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
9% Apr
17
13% July
6
Dec
13
Apr
0
5
$1.50 cumulative
Diamond
preferred
Motor
Car
28%
28
28
23%
23%
22 V*
23
10%
11 Va
10 V*
10%
9%
10%
13,800
45
44%
44%
44%
44%
44-%
'J 3.800
20%
44%
20 1
44%
Va
20
20
20 V*
19%
20
19 V*
19%
45%
42%
44%
43%
44%
41%
44
40
42
39%
39 Va
39
39 Va
38%
39
13 Va
45%
47
36
36
*36
38%
39
30%
39
Dec
28
44
Dec
11
43
r
Dec
18
46
Dec
6
44% Dec
19
14
50
Feb
27
21V*
53% Mar
0
Nov
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
12 Va
12 V*
12%
6,700
62 Va
56
59 Va
56
58%
50%
56%
51 Va
583/4
44,800
14%
15 V*
15
15%
51%
53
51
517/a
Corp
1
Chemical
ZJI5
Co
Issued
9
6
Dresser
Industries
50c
Drewrys Limited USA Lie
Dunhill International
Duplan Corp
de Nem
(E I)
1
37% Apr
2
49% Jan 29
49
Jan
4%
60
Jan
12
40
24
41
11
14% July 1G
16% Jan lo
31
Oct
8
Oct
11
Eastern
19% Oct
26% Oct
11
47% Jan 11
51% Jan
4
30% Ap>
3
Eastern
42% July 15
Eastern
Gas
28
81 %
M«u
5
29% Oct
11
60% July
1
10%
8Va
*9%
10%
8%
8 Va
8%
7%
& Co176
178%
176%
178%
xlOO
100 Va
100%
100 Va
No par
x80%
10
33%
V*
19,800
178%
175 V*
178
173%
175%
1003/4
100 V*
101
99%
100%
80 Va
80%
81
900
80%
80 %
81 Va
33 Va
33 V*
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
10,000
39
39
39%
*39
39 Va
39%
39%
260
45
42%
.43
*38
39%
45
50
43
-
-
48
4ft
-43%
*42%
43%
*42 Va
43
*42%
■
,« \.l
-41%
*47
48
48
48
>42%
45
45
41%
*41
*48
v
42
48
50
29
4.10%
50
22
43%
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
*42 V*
43 Va
*42%
43%
*44
48
*44-
48
*44
48
*44
48
*44
48
15%
15'/*
*15
15 V*
33
34
31
,_i
„
_.
*42%
50
$2.10 preferred
-600
50
50
30
30%
29%
30 Va
10
48% Jan
1
4,100
80%
33%
*
10
1
200
10,300
81
♦42%
*48
100
1,300
8
33%
_50
50
177 %
7%
53,900
41
80%
*38
Corp
11
173/4
*9
a
10'/a
E&gle-Plcher Co
27
48% Dec
14
17%
17 5
8%
DWG Cigar Corp—
17
39%
17%
10 Va
39%
18
10%
No par
3,300
51,500
5d%
40 Va
40%
8%
.
15%
51.3/4
*50%
17%
10%
COO
50
51 Va
39%
„
2,200
.
14
51%
>
8%
—,
preferred
preferred
*51
*10%
50
Feb
Jan
17%
51
52%
41%
17%
50
preferred
4.20%
39%
177/a
52%
1
common—
54
31
42
15%
51%
9%
15
14
15%
*51%
—
*9%
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
24
Va
17%
1
—
5
Duquesne Light Co
25
40
■
-
No par
-
62% Jan
43% Feb
4,400
500
12%
40% Aug 19
40, . July 2
30% Feb
4,700
59%
18
17% Jan
2,900
14%
31
No par
29
B
20%
14 %
Douglas Aircraft Co
52% Jan
14% Jun
20 Va
9%
Preferred $4.50 seriesl
Preferred $3.50 series
July
July
*30%
21 Va
*9%
74% Jun
I 47
30-%
21
9%
Common
j
30%
9%
Mar 27
Aug 27
30%
21%
9%
July 16
41
30%
21
9%
54
Feb
30%
30%
21%
9%
15
Jan
31
31
*20%
97/a
Jan
45
30%
31
31
31%
21
*9%
89% Feb
Jun 25
3,600
No par
No par
110
37
8,800
'
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Dr Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
206
38% July 18
30%
11%
11
20
Jan
36
30%
26 Ve
27
33
35
11%
9% Aug
78% July 24
32% Sep 25
*36
36%
30%
30 V*
26
Jun
99
100
39%
39%
35%
12
173% Oct
3
*36
36%
26 Va
du Pop'
5
39%
37 Va
*36
38%
90
2.000
11%
May'13
19% May
0
43
39%
35%
*31
— .,
Apr
42%
14 Va
When
99% Jan
44 Va
26 Va
Dow
121% Feb
42
12%
Dover
237
44%
14%
29
26
44%
21,900
26 Va
17
29
U%
12%
24 V* Jan
83% Dec
11%
r
58%
12 Va
14%
68% Jun
175 y, Nov
58%
11%
26%
11
102% Dec 28
60
12%
*60
62
12
12 Va
10
1
6,600
60
12
44
X43 %
*60
62
12%
02
12%
3.100
16,300
14 Va
Oct
6% Oct
39 %
26 Va
Oct
12
39 Va
39%
12 V*
14
57%
44%
6.800
23
13%
50
2
22%
14
Jan
8
300
28%
*28 Va
11 Va
26 Va
82% July
Aug 20
7% Mar
1
*28
28%
12%
*7
9 %
19,100
14
91
17% Jan
27%
26%
10
39% Oct
27%
12%
50% Oct
8
16,300
28 Va
14
16V» Mar 21
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
15
27 V*
26%
05% Sep 14
23% Dec 21
21% Feb
14 V*
28%
24
62
500
Diveo-Wayne Corp
?2% Nov 29
60% Dec 31
15%
28 Va
10%
2
Corp
8,400
16%
14%
29
28%
25
Co
15%
16 Va
,2
11% Jan 14
14% Jun 12
16% Nov 23
10% Jun 14
16%
17
16
m\
0
9% Aug
2
12% Oct 10
44% NOV 20
16 V*
16%
14 Va
72% May 28
18% Dec
3
0
T
Stores
82
*78%
16%
22%
39%
l
13% Sep
*78%
82
1
10
20 % Oct
77
*78%
43%
2
;
common
19
13% Aug 87
10
&
79%
*75
11%
.
15
Co
Diamond Match
*78
77%
82
17%
.
28%
1
Diamond Alkali Co
78
*75
'
Corp _J
16% Feb 28
May 26
7
* May
76
77%
20
13.50
Detroit Hillsdale &SW11R Co__100
Vilbiss
79%
*75
28%
24
11
Air Lines Inc
1
3
& Rio Grande West RR_No
par
Detroit Edison
20
9
*77
24%
*28%
..
50
Denv
Nov
29%
12 V*
79 Va
82
16%
15%
"1.
*11%
77'/a
1
*78%
82
%
12%
44%
2*0
No par
Delta
14 y8 Feb
Jan
lo
Power & Light Co
700
10
19% July 22
11
4%
200
32% May
11
4%
.1,100
11
19% Oct
5
12,300
13% Jan
38% Feb
4%
12 V*
15% Oct
41% Feb 25
5
42%
Sep 25
July 26
14,600
43 V*
*77
Western
20
9%
5
*75
Hudson
2,900
88
9%
3434
79%
preferred
46 Va
*84
9%
42%
77%
7%
41%
86
0%
33%
*77
Delaware Lack &
48%
86
9%
*11%
*75
Delaware &
47%
88
43 Va
100
31 Va Feb
49
*83
9%
37
,100
287/e Apr 25
25 Va Jan
7
48%
48%
88
43 Va
C
11
3,900
34%
B
18
40
43%
A
10
38%
37
series
9% Oct
42 Va
43%
series
26Ya Jun
22 V* Oct
38 Va
36 Va
scries
0
43%
*11%
3.90%
25% Apr 27
42%
44 V*
12
3.75%
31 y4 May 18
1,700
■37
3.75%
common
33%
42%
Preferred
Co
97.500
33%
36
Preferred
0
1
31%
33%
12
Preferred
27% Oct
29%
33 V*
12
4
3
32%
•
437/a
5
Inc_
30%
34,
38%
Mar
Records
200
33%
33%
r
12
Feb 27
&
-
?2%
34
43%
Apr
23% Jan
8
?
36%
86
2
11
r-
33%
•
5
80
47
Jan
5 Va
*5
56%-
'
'
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5% convertible preferred —
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
63,400
20 V*
9%
9%
88
48
32
Apr 11
43% Jan 31
31J/4 Nov 23
.;20%."
*83
88
19
8
10
<
9%
July 26
23
9
*83
5.
Jun
75 % May 31
35% Feb
5
10
20%
43%
48%
48 V*
1
100
Inc
3,700
1,000
;
io-a:
56
*20 Va
43 V*
74
38 Vs Jan
L7 »/4 Jun
13% Jan
45
*55
*55%
20 Va
32%
44%
'9%
10%
10
56%
20 Va
*33%
75
36% Jun
64
34%
33%
10
preferred series A
River
33%
33%
11%
11
*55%
20%
''
20 Va
1
34% Jan
8
26 y4 May 28
49 Va
Corp
3%%
Dan
*
300
57%
7%
30%:
'•.56%
*55%
20%
1
Cutler-Hammer Inc
Dana
50%
*20%
1
common
Class A
'11%
10%
*55%
16% Mar 12
8
12% Dec
12% Aug
Curtis-Wright
v: 11%
.'ii
No par
No par
6
95% Mar
Dec
20 V4 Jun
3
16
Jan
4
50
:
common
Prior preferred $1.60
i
9
Publishing
$4 prior preferred
4
12% Jan
11
Feb
5
Jun
80% Mar
7
11% Dec
79
8
Curtis
11
Oct
23
11
6% Jan
6,000
46
45
*87%
'
62% Oct
COO
28%
,
25%
20%
2.50
—
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
13%
20
5
preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
16%
*24
lo
common
28%
26 Va
"
28 V*
35
28%
16%
14%
—2
28%
13 V2
28%
18
31% Feb
100
17% Oct
20
14% May 7
84% Aug 20
31% Dec
Cream
16% July 23
11% Mar 27
23% July 25
25% Dec 20
14Va May 28'
7% Jan id
0
4
Aug
17% Oct
31
11
30
26
14 % Dec
11% Dec
28% Oct 22
20
20%
ft
.
15%
14%
14%
14%
32V*
32%
31V*
32
31V*
32
30
30%
29%
30%
27
29 V*
21
19 Va
20 V*
19 V*
600
14%
20
28%
15
E
20ysNov
*
28
5
57 y4 Aug
8
37 y4 Apr 19
Dec
17
July 17
81% Feb
Jun
18
x4
23% Mar 21
27% May
8
74 %
43
Jan
10
Jan
8
Maj 10
Dec
18
Jan
5
Aug 26
Oct
Dec
27
27
11
40
Jar
16
Apr
8
4%%
1
27V* July
3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
Electric
Electric
&
Electric Storage
11
2
35% Mar
8 % Oct
11
14Va Jan
27% Oct
11
25% Oct
*31
5% Dec
31
13% Jan
3
20
21V, NO*
27
30%
Sep" 12
11
44% July
43 Va July
23% Sep
4% Oct
23
34% Mar
0
17% Sep
31% Oct
Nov
23
98
B
80
25% Jan
11
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
31% Oct
87
19% Dec
1
31
Jar
70
Dec
7
80
Feb
58
Dec
13
71
July 18
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*>a
2
31
34
11
1
25
8
8
May 20
6% Jan 14
21
Jan
7
10
35 V* Apr
10
Jun
28
89% Jan
14
26% Oct
11
30
10% Oct
10
32% Apr
20% Jan
67% Oct
8
77
Feb
1
56
3
62
Feb
28
July
7
preferred
29%
303%
29%
30 Va
28 V*
29
Va
26%
76%
77
77
75%
7534
75
76 V*
*75 V8
38%
32%
35
33%
34%
30
33%
29%
37.400
34%
32
5
93%
89 V*
91%
18,100
Corp
.
Paso
5%
Erie
150
130
43
Va
43%
44
3.700
24
24%
23 Va
23%
1,500
1
24%
24%
24%
24 V*
24%
24 V*
*74 V*
74%
74 Va
27%
26%
*82
84
*75
76
76
76
*75
77
27 V*
26%
27'/*
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26%
84
83
83
x82
82
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23'
3,800
s
21%
22
32
33 Va
14,700
3%
33,300
23%
22%
23
23
21
34%
35%
33%
34%
34
34%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
10
28%
29 Va
28%
28 Va
28 Va
28%
27%
28%
26%
shares
Co
15
*
9%
9
9%
29%
3
29%
28%
9%
8%
9
8%
293%
28%
29
27%
33%
Mfg
8%
5,500
27%
45,800
30,600
27%
28%
28
28%
27
28%
24%
25
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
5 V*
5%
5V*
5%
5%
18 Va
18 Va
18 Va
18 Va
18
18
25
32%
32%
*32
—100
80%
80
Va
*80
82
8.50
common
series
28 Va
25%
10
27%
27%
27
27
No par
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
100
^^50
12
--
68%
.,*5.7%,
.
82
68 V*
,*55
12,300
4%
4%
17%
18
32
32 V*
31%
*80
82
^,1300
1,400
20
82
V 2,900
26%
27
26%
27
11%
10%
10%
29,200
67%
67 Va
220
11%
;
10 V*
67%
11%
67%
V
31%
*80
2,900
25
5 Va
18 Va
27%
27
12
67%
* ,...*57% >60
32%
*S0
V*
11%
12 Va
69%
60V
31%
32%
18 Va
4,800
27
28 V*
28%
5
4,500
8%
25
5%
90
84
27%
9
25%
5
26
28%.
4
Co
30
77
V*
26%
*82
23%
32%
'
"
150
3
Electric
preferred
&
153
43
45 V*
5
Gas
4Vf
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
RR
91
*150
45
1
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp common
Erie
94
150
45%
27
440
*
93
45%
*82
27,500
76
150
93%
153
46%
100
Class B
Emerson
*150
45%
100
Amer
92
94%
153
•
2
2.50
Battery
Natural
*150
100
„•
Elgin National Watch
El
92%
10
common
common
Ind
4,100
31%
75%
Nut Co
(The)
Mus
4.400
'22,800
30%
preferred
Elastic Stop
*20%
"
20%
Auto-Lite
18% Mar
30% Feb
4% %
Ekco Products Co
-
10
com
_.
91
11
19% Dec
Steel
Co
81% Apr
3 % Jan
25% Oct
Kodak
32%
100
Assn
preferred
6
26% Oct
28
Eastman
;
20%
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc eommon
11
S
17% Mar 20
Stainless
23
Aug
20
31% Dec
Fuel
Sep
82
Jan
11
Eastern
6%
&
prior preferred
26 Va Oct
Nov
29% Dec
4 % %
28
64% Jan
144
89
3
115
158% Feb
12
Oct
Jan
13
10
Apr
Airlines Die
*66%
68,
60
*56
60
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60
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Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
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Wednesday
.
PRICES
.
«'»
Thursday
.
Oct. 9
-■
.
Friday
.
Oct. 10
Sales for
the Week
-
Oct. 11
Shares
5
15
15%.
14%
14Tb
14%
14%
14% 1 14%
13%
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1
14%
14%
14
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34 %
32 %
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32 %
30%
30%
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Falrcliild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
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20
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13
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NEW YORK STOCK
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Jun
-
:
.
:
43
43
43
43
43 Va
42%
43
42%
42%
♦10
Eversnarp
Inc
16
Ex-Cello
Fairbanks
Corp
,
9,700
6,100
16,900
-
f
28% May
59% Dec
1
10% Dec
41
Aug
2
6
Oct
11
9% Aug
26
7
7
15% Jan
3
10% Sep 26
15% Nov
15
15?% Dec 28
20
21* Oct- 16
25% Mar
6
22 % Jan
68% Sep 20
-
75 % Mar
7
67
Feb
31?
Sep 25
25% Sep
17
7% Jun
7
4% Oct
3
11% Oct
11
Dec
11
13% Feb 23
Jun
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
5%
preferred
series
Fansteel
16% Apr 23
61 % May 13
Fedders-Quigan Corp
45%July 8
25% Jun 17
45
Sep
30
36
Feo
14
18% Mar 12
32
12
i
64%: July 10
7% Jan 14
27
19
Falstaff
1
16
Federal
Mogul
Federal
Pacific
1
Metallurgical
Corp__
5%%
Feb
11
36% May 14
18% Sep
10
20% Jan
31
30% Dec 26
37% Mar 14
27% Jan
21
34% Jun
11
Federated
25
31% May
24
11
28
18
21% Sep
Aug 14
7
l
Oct
Jun
39 % Mar 23
19% Oct
11
43
May
1
22% Sep
25
32
135
May
1
89% Oct
11
105
8
57
20C/* Nov 29
29% Nov 29
'100
Oct
1
42
Mar 26
61
44% Nov 29
Oct
1
31% Jan 10
Jan
pfd 1953
Bower
series
May
2
1
30% Feb 23
21 % Sep
24
29% Jan
9
Nov
19
91% Jun 27
44% Sep
26
66
2
68
Feb
10
101% Nov 14
61
Dec
Co—
3
Jan
47
8
Feb
41
33% Nov 29
Dec
27
Nov 23
21% Mar 12
46% July
7
Jun
21
11
94
54% Aug 14
13
41
12
49% Aug 27
44% Aug 27
35% Feb 11
82
Sep
19
93
47%
Oct
11
'
18
Apr
'
77
July
6
13
159
July
6
Oct
30
100
Mar
5
84% Jan
3
Oct
63% Mar 12
47% Oct
44
51% May 28
16% Dec 27
21% Jan
3
30% Oct 24
41% Apr
18
Apr
134
Foremost Dairies
14% Sep
35% Feb
23
18% Apr
29
13
67% Jifly
10% Oct
11
17% May
8
3
111. Dec 31
78
July 18
13% Mar 12
11% Oct
11
12% Jan
3
97 % Mar 20
74 % Oct
38% Apr
23
Dec
11
79% Oct
4
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8,400
30%
31Tb
24
24 %
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19 !b
20
4,000
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31%
32
31%
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15! a
90
42%
11
11%
11%
75
77
•
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•
48 Vb
15
"44%
11%
46%
■
12,500
,10
120
89%
46%
.
4,200
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15
'.53,200
15%
47%
15Tb
,
!b
102
*89
45Tb
15 T a
43 %
11%
48
*97
47%
15'/a
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•
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,
49
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15%
15%
50%
102
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.
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48%
102
,
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47,200
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.
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11
10%
40%.
41 Va
10% ^>10%
1Mb
11%
42Ta
10%
,
-
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11%
11%
•
33,700
1,400
c,
2,200"
-
-75----77
1
12%
100
common,
*103
49% * 50%
47
-
1
preferred
50%
50I2
50
113
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1
-Nopar
Co,
10,500
'
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90! a
42
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5
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23
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93
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94."
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sugar CO
Franklin Stores Corp—
4%
19%
33%
I8T4
22 %
~
Fruehauf Trailer Co
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14
18%
"
32
,
2,700
'%
100
Francisco
Freeport Sulphur
15,000
t
37'%
*18Va
42
——
Foster-Wheeler
>•2.800
51
36'%
19 Va
20
33% > 34
I8T0 * 18 Vb
18%
43%
Food Machinery & Cliem Corp
3%% convertible preferred
Ford Motor Co
13% Nov 28
.
20 %
34%
18%
*46
38'%
37,400
4%
12
,11%
51
3GTb
6.25
3% %
preferred
Footc Mineral Co
8% Feb-24
*
19'%
33%
18%
&
69% Mar 19
*46
,
38%
%
38
46Tb
4Vb
12'TB >4
t.''»
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b
45
4%
4,200
1
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Power
11
51
*46
21
1
Power
11
12
*64
47'%
4%'
23%
Co
May 15
93% Aug
5
61% July 16
51
38 Va
34%
Light Co__No-par
51%
52 %,* *
; Food .Fftjt Stores Inc cpnjmon—" - .,38%
~39,% •
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45%
12'% '"<12%
34%
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Florida
25
4'%
42%
;
Florida
65% May 15
13'
Nov 30
102
Stove
48%
4'%
38
71
*65
47'%
*46
38 :ii
...
Feb
-
preferred
Florence
69% May 8
69% Jun 13
Feb
51
9
21
43% Jan
9
62
2
102% Mar
83% Dec 10
103
Feb
2.400
-22%
com
(The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co (The) common
$4 preferred
22% Aug 22
50% Aug
41% Feb 16
36%Fcb
83
12
82','2 Oct
105% Mar 14
12
4%%
3,700
24%
—10
Firth
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4
15%
24%
20%
-
_2.50
First National Stores—
12% Jan
11
34% Feb
7
92
Dec
61% Jan 23
Oct
X15TB
24%
"
*
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc_
Filtrol Corp
Mar 12
3
16%
24'%'.
*18%
5
25
10
101% July 23
106
Feb
8
15%'
24%
71
4%
12'%
3,200
'38,900
16
24Tb
*65
48%
12
51
38%
1
Stores.
2
100% Oct
16
12% Feb 27
21
10% Jan
47
83 "a Mar 18
Dec 26
98
106% Jan
Jan
*46
Corp
1
Fibreboard Paper Prod com—Nopar
4% cum conv preferred
:
4.00
Fidelity jfuenix Inc iris NY
„5
14
53
26% May
12%
5
Federal Paper Board Co com__
4.60%, cumulative preferred
Dept
12%
6; 6%
9% ' 10
•
10
*4%
4%
50
Bearings
Electric
*4Ta
*
10
46'%
49-
--47%-
Ferro
July 12
71
1
common
Fenestra Inc
>36% May
24%
*65
2
conv
10
1
4
20% Feb
18% Dec
: 24Tb
-7 Va
•6%-,
10 !b
15 Tb
16
16
68
15%
7'%
10
24%
*66
5
Farwick Corp
10
16
50
7 Vb
>7%
7%
10
10 %
24%
1
B
43
7%
7%
—
..
41% Aug 17
5
31% Jon
55
11
24% Dec
43% Jan
11
6 H
22
Aug 23
44% Feb
17
24
Jan
17% July
14% Dec 27
Oct 10
Jan
12% Jan
16
53% Dec
2
5% Dec 17
10
15
Apr 12
63
59%
80
77%
76%
rjrj
80
..
80
16j400
12
12%
11%
12 !b
11
11Tb
59%
60
60
58
59'%
58
10%
58%
.
11%
59%:
12%
-
.
60
58,900
,
,
300
G
9% Jan
6%. Dec-14
6% Fob
3
-
8
41% Dec 26
49% July 20
9% Jun
23% Feb
42
Dec
43
4
25% Jan
-
3
89% Sep 24
;
11
64
Garrett Corp (The) —Gar Wood Industries Inc
•Jan
2
Oct
11
87/a Jan
14
11
36% Jan
13
14'a Oct
10
15% Fob
19
4
5% Jan
2
De« 31
51
39
3% Jan
Gardner-Denver
Oct
54% Dec 13
9% July 17
,33% Jan 27
36% Jan
467/» Jun 28
51
j
30% No*
"
4% Apr
5
9
59
26 Tb Jan
19
106% Mar
..
Jan
2
37% July 12
90 %
,
July
Oct"7~
May 22
9
Dec
123
17
33% Dec 28
73%
10% Aug 30
142
Jan
24% Jan 23
97% Feb
25
13% Doc 27
Dec
II
7
11
26% Jan
11
46% May 24
30% Oct
75
Aug 29
86
35
.
Mar
17% Jan
3
11% Oct
5
10% July
~T~
62% Jan 23
19
Apr
May
9
40% May 28
Dec
110
31
83
Dec 27
31
Feb
5% Oct
11
8% Jan 11
100
1
102
16
79
101 % Mar 15
Jun
Controls
Foods
1
25
68
Jan
4
24
30% Oct
11
47% July 12
35% Aug 24
29% Jun
Mills
Oct
11
16
Oct
"8
9
18% Dec
7
4
53% Dec
19
24% Nov 29
22% Oct
2
29% July 18
36
Nov 7
31% Oct
11
28
July 31
107
Oct~16
90
May 17
102
96
Nov 27
121% Apr
5
75% Nov 28
86% Sep
95
la
6
Apr 23
July 17
Sep
45% Dec
13
37%
52 %
7
185
Jan
2
90
88% Oct
25% Nov 27
108% Jan
9
95% Apr 25
78
Sep"* 12
25% Jan 21
Sep 18
45%
24
21% Oct
,
5% Oct~3l"~
40%-Jan
3
23% Jun
8
Dec
6
90
r,
34% Sep 28
3
Sep 14
153
r
60
-
Mar 14
Oct
66
1
Jul 23
28% Nov 30
44% Jan
16
1% Deo 27
10% Dec
3
29% May 28
34
Feb
24
Nov 19
77-
Dec
9
31
5% Nov 89
25% Feb 14
79-
Nov 29
38% Oct
19% Oct
a
2
130% Dec 31
70% May 25
8
~9% Jan~12
7% Oct
9
54% Aug 23
31% Nov
7
32% Oct
1L
62% May
8% Feb
23% Jan 22
28% July
91
30% Oct
37% Jan
9
25
3% Jan
159
Nov 23
89% Mar 23
62
8
2
July 31
Oct
10
84-
Deo
27
70% Feb
12
38
Apr
18
30% Oct
9
60% Sep
2% Fob
14
36% Aug
9
60% Dec
45 - Jan
18
99
Feb
3
17
7% May <8
41 Va
Aug 10
108% July 17
46% Apr
23% Mar
5
3
Mar 18
14
4% Apr 26
40% Oct
11
Gould-National
32'%
33 Ta
78
43
(W R)
60%
(B
& Co.,
8
1
11
125
Oct
11
138
Jan
22
79% Jan
18
70
Oct
U
78
Jan
11
24% Oct 11
33% Mar 12
21% Oct 30
17
Oct
8
14% Feb
17% May 10
96
Jan
3
14% Jan
2
78% Sep 25
30% Apr
21% May
4
1
16% Apr 30
89
Feb
13
lOVb
19'%
2,100
46%
45%
46%
8,300
5Tb
57%
5,500
107'%
'106%
39%
40'%
39%
40 Vb
39 Ta
40 Vb
39%
105Tb
105 %
105'%
105%
105%
*81'%
82 Vb
*35'%
107
31%
35%
35%
53%
55?
52%
54
34
35%
34%
35 Va
'
81
81 Va
35
35%
53
50'%
52
34Tb
50%
35
33
34 Vb
29'%
45 Vb
44
4 %
4Ta
36
36%
35%
36
22'%
25
23'%
24
4%
36'%
36%
25'%
25%
30
Vb
16Tb
16
16%
41%
39%,
40 Vb
35%
34%
23 !b
22
9,900
43%
4%
2,900
26,000
6,200
■
34%
23%
16%
16 »4
16 Va
39'%
35'%
38%
5,400
4,600
5,900
16 VB
38'%
'
24Tb
24'%
24%
24'%
24%
23%
24%*
23%
24! a
34
34!%
33%
34Vb
33%
34 Vb
32
33'%
31%
39%
39Tb
39
39%
38%
■-
i
3,400
32
39 Vb
40 Va
39%
39T4
20 %
20
20'%
25%
23 %
24'%
*92
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98
140
89
27%
81
81%
89
29 %
%
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27%
19'%
25 Tb
140
25!
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98
141
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140
80 %
81
80 %
81
79Tb
80'%
89
88'%.
88!
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89
89
89
110
3
28%
28!%
28%
26 Vb
28%
26
27
35,000
48
49
21%
23%
51%
51%
51
51
50'%
50%
49'%
24%
26
21%
24%
23'/«
24%
22
23Tb
7Tb
7Tb
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8
*7%
8
1,700
76,200
300
8
*8
8%
8
35
36%
33
35%
33Tb
34Tb
33'/a
x25%
26 %
25
25%
25'%
26%
24Tb
x87
87
87
87
31%
30%
31%
31 Va
UVb
31Tb
32'%
31%
32 Vb
6,700
2%
3Tb
3 Til
3%
3Ta
3'/a
3 V%
2,900
31%
10
*3%
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3 Tb
*87
165
♦157
65
*157
62
165
*157
1C5
65
63
64
5
79 Tb
82%
78Tb
79%
80
4
*31%
32
31
31%
30'%
30%
46! a
45
45%
44%
45Tb
*157
""
45%
63'%
•
78%
S0%
*30
42%
34 Vb
;
32! b
33'%
20,400
25Tb
24
25
14,900
88%
•87
88%
63 %
1
260
900
81%
50
1
100
2,800
115,300
98
140
142
2,900
27,400
26%
23%
a
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98
'
19% -19Tb
19Tb
23 T a
20 Vb
24'%
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140
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81
20
98
*92
♦87
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165
200
88%
165
64%
62
-64 Tb-
12,600
80%
78 Va
-79%
13,100
31
30'%
30'%
40%
-43%
14,400
l'b
23,200
•
44Tb
700
1%
1'%
1Tb
1%
1
%
1 Tb
l'A
1%
1'%
5Tb
5%
*5%
5Tb
5%
5%
5
5%
4%
5'%
3,100
S
12.50
36 Tb
37%
36
3G%
35%
36%
34'%
35%
33%
34 Va
13,600
(The),
36%
38'%
36 Tb
Co common
5
Co
100
38%
30! a
75
39 %
31%
"75
r
29! a
*74%
34%
29'%
29'/a
75
75 %
•
5%
5%
5Tb
31%
31
31%
30%
25
53 %
55%
50%
53 Ta
52
52
Co
No par
Great Western Sugar com—No par
39%
40%
38%
39%
39
39%
20%
21
20Tb
21
21
Ry
preferred
Green Bay &; Western RR
Co
Inc
100
100
1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common
4V*% preferred
3
100
128
*70%
128
72
*127
*70'%
128%
72
•127
*70 Vb
26'%
73
5%
6,500
140
6,200
5%
128%
,
-
52%
50%
51
10300
38%
35
36%
15,600
20%
%
20%
36
5%
5%
21 Va
20%
20Tb
4,300
126%
126Tb
30
-
125
•30'
a
127
.
4,500
60
72
*70%
72
70
70'%
30
26%
x24%
25%
24%
25%
4,800
26
26%
25%
26 %
17'%
17TB
17
17 %
17'%
17'%
•17
17%
17
17
15
15'/a
15
15 Vb
15 Va
15'%
15
15%
15
15 !b
80
80 %
80! a
*80%
82
80%
80%
80
80
80
.
51Tb
21
Northern
28%
73
22,100
35'/a
27%
74%
5%
31
5%
34'%
29'%
20%
5%
31 %
Stores
36Tb
28%
73
37%
30 %
75
1
L)
4Va
X34%
22%
No par
(H
29%
43'%-
4%
24%
20%
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
Green
•27%
45%
4'%
1
39'%
Motors
preferred
Grayson-Roblnson
7%
10,400
16'%
39%
16
-400
52%
33%
40
16%
39%
"
1,100
34%
30'%
30
•28
45'%
4%
1,300
106'%81'%
81 Vb
36
*27'%
*28%
45%
4Tb
190
184,100
105'%
52
4Tb
46%
30
39Tb
105% 105'%
45%
46%
5
v
6,200
106% • 106%
38%
39%
107
34 Vb
82
82%
36
82%
*28%
3%%
Great
60
58%
5
18
14
19%
46 Vb
No par
6% Apr
Jan
19Tb
47 Vb
107'%
;
15
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
86,400
19%
46Tb
107%
10c
Granite City Steel
85
58%
19%
47Tb
*106%
Inc
Grant (W T)
35% May
57'%
60 Tb
19%
106'%
10
0
11
400
19%
56 V+
Co
2
11
-
59%
23%
Batteries
2,400
11%
11
46
a
58'%
F)
36% Feb
86% Apr
Oct
40.%
57%
5
59% Jan
Feb
215,300
59 Tb
No par
34% Oct 10
35
51%
50%
59 Vb
;
27% Oct
50% Oct 11
48%
49%
58%
common
Grand
20
1,800
50 Tb
49%
4
4
11
17Tb
10
37% Oct
12
17'%
48
10
1
11
5% Oct
11%
*10 Vb
18
-
60'%
Co
25% Feb
29% Feb
1Mb
10'%
.18%
59%
Granby Consol M S <fc P
10
U'%
%
—,10
,10
S
Oct
1,000
18
18
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20
42 T 4
lOVb
*10'%
50
77%
41'
V
10%
*11%
*
43
•
11Tb
11Tb
new_83Vbc
com
13% Jan
73
43
77%
78
*77!b
60
1,200
10,200
1
2
11
44
2,000
31%
60%
Corp
11
Union
78
18Tb
6.67
1% Jan
Graham-Paige
*77'%
*43 %
10Tb
.__lo
4% Oct
•>
78
43'%
*77%
44 %
J
10
129
30 %
x60%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Grace
149% Jan
34'%
5V»
Corp
Goebcl Brewing Co,
& Stock Telegraph
8
14
33%
10%
10c
Gold
95% July
34 Vb
No par
$4.50 preferred
Co
(The)
Co
33'%
1%
Gliddcn
Goodrich
34 %
4,700
'
5%
Co__.
13
3
For footnotes see page ,24.
Products
Glmbel Brothers
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
140
6,200
20%
5Tb
preferred
21
37% Jun
93
20'%
;
5%
Getty Oil Co common
Jan
21%
18%
,
79% Jun
160
21
5'%
Corp
(The)
129
129
*128
21%
'
-48
9Ta
10 Vb
xlO
129
21'%
11%
preferred
100
4Vz% conv preferred
—100
$5
preferred
100
5YuVo cumulative preferred
100
Georgia-Pacific Corp
1
Gillette
*12J
21Tb
19
4'%%
4 c/o
10%
10'/a
10%
129
*21%
5%
Signal
General Tire & Rub
Gerber
10
129
5%
Telephone Corp
Time
..
4
13
20% Mar 16
8
46 % Mar 20
83% July 17
5% Jan
9
39% May 29
97% Mar 21
18% Dec 27
79% Dec 27
36% July
3
General
10%
11%
'
25% Nov 20
9
Jun
41% Mar
163
Railway
2
1
4,400
30%
75'%
5%
Refractories,
7
11
7,100
,
29%
5%
General Realty & Utilities
30% Mar
11
4 Va
53
72%
.21%.
No par
45% May
35% Oct
2,600
-14'%
28 Vb
l
preferred
General
38% Oct
9,800
;:, 200
V
;
48%
preferred
General Shoe Corp
General Steel Castings
2
Apr
76
11 %
19
1
41% July 16
34% Oct 22
46
30 Vb
75 Vb
11%
General Precision Equipt Corp
General
28%
*10%
I
General
22% Oct
Jan 23
38
29% Dec 13
44%
General Portland Cement Co
July 19
27% Mar 19
33%
*77%
*35%
18% July 3
50% Jan 10
34
•
38% Oct 10
23% Sep 23
*92'%.
77 Vb
Nopar
Utilities
22
Dec 28
19
*91
93
92%
31 Vb
"
129
105'%
Public
34
Nov
34% Jan
a
•*
15
General
29
,14% Feb
30
31'%
30'%
4'Va
*51'%
47! b
Corp
39% May 22
10
/51'%
'
.
21,000
4%
26
*
Service
34 % Oct
"
53
No par
Public
5% Aug 20
10!
19 T
General
38% Mar 28
31%
V4
92'%
,"62%
67% July 15
5% Jun 13
17
32
/
32%
14 Va
"
"
4%
4'%
4 To
06
•51%
76%
19 Tb
34% May 17
35
4%
31
60%
11
May
4% Dec
14 Vb
93
5
:
12
34'
14%
2
Corp com
$3.75
conv
14 Vb
'
100
Outdoor
conv
Vb
4%
14
14%
75%
Nopar
series—v_No par
$1.60
26
32
Advertising
$3
■
r
4
27'%
93
(Delaware)-I
12
4% Feb
27%
4'%
*26 !b
75
*21'
j
common
preferred
Preferred
General
25%
;'4'%
31'%
*128
5
Corp
Motors
24
31Tb
...
6,400
4%
77
.94
'.1,000
37
28%
33%
,.
28 Vb
700
23
36'%
4
4%
*51% .{57
32%
26
28%
5
2,300
*26%
10
Corp,
General Instrument
$5
4Tb
4%
38
5,300
9Tb
43%
4%
74
__s
Co
General Finance Corp
General
14%
57
24
37! a
".
28'%
4 Tb
*26
31Tb
*93.
.
5
.
43% Oct
Nov 28
31
31%
General Contract Corp common
6f/o series preferred
General
Sep
53% Feb
com,, 1
preferred
12
34% Oct 23
*51%
General Cable Corp com,,—No par
4(/o
1st preferred—
ion
General Cigar Co Lie
—No par
5 Vo
Apr
*4%
50
100
General Bronze Corp,,
30
40
49
14%
28%
29
24
38
7
9%
,
9%
43%
25
*24'%
;38
6%
43%
23
9Tb
43 Va
9Tb
•
Jan
2
50% Feb 10
14%
Transportation
2.50
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
Nopar
General
91% Feb
J>ni 20
33% Jan
Corp—
1
Indus com—,,,1
28 %
4Tb
28'%
Amer
4
115% Jan
20
31'%
4Tb
preferred
Jan
47% July 16
38% Feb 25
49% Mar 20
$4.50
115
11
July 26
28%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
69
56% Oct
18
5
38
7%
6%
7Tb
43
43
25
36%
*20%
Electric Co
49 % Sep
25
38Tb
1
General
5
25%
37Tb
-j
7%
; 9 Vb
43
25'%
6%, convertible preferred
General
43
^
General American Investors
'
.
9%
9'%
9%
44
Nopar
General Acceptance
General American
7%
7'%
7Tb
9%
50
Dynamics
12
'
*43
coin
General
27
40
•
preferred,
convertible
General
68% Apr
4
4'%%
7
5
50
!
Co
8
Feb
122% Mar
124% Feb
22
25% July
15% Feb
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
1
12% Jan
1
52*?* Feb
-
10% Mar 26
61
2
2
6% Dec 31
108% Dec 11
5
Mar
14% Jan 22
11
Sep 23
46% Oct
50% July 23
73% Dec
•
26
1
Oct
43
6
12
72% July 22
19% May 15
65% Aug
17
Jun 11
1
Dec~l3
11
46% Oct
17
45% Oct
Jan
13% Jan
59%
12
10
12
9
13
Oct
40
25
20yz Oct
:
41% Nov 28
80% Dec 13
30% Jun 12
Jan
88May 18
11
Aug
2
135
Apr 30
127% Sep
/
26
34% Mar 13
23
Jan
6
47% Jun
11
72
Dcc'31
Jun
101
1
28% Oct
60%
8
j
•
cpmmona.
convertible preferred,,
Gamewell Co
(The)—.
11
4
4
9
>
Inc
5%
12
26
Jaii
Jan
(The),,
Oct
July 16
16% Aug 13
6% July 5
6
Co
25% Oct
6
31
14% Deo 12
Gamble-Skognio
45-
July 23
23
Gabriel
10
Apr' U
36% Feb
32% July 31
9
30% Sep 28
38
Jan 23
10% July 24
10% Apr
4
9% July 22
,11 % July 19
2,100
20,000
70
IS
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1642)
Monday, October 14, 1957
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
27 % Jun
8
35% Jan
3
9% Nov
2d
29 '/a Dec
12
39% Mar 23
76% Dec
21
98
83% Jan
15% Oct
13
5% Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
11
34% Jan
Grumman
18%
17%
17%
u
17%
15%
16%
—1
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,500
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
19%
20%
18%
19%
5,600
69
69 %
67%
68 %•
67%
67%
68
69
67
67
1,000
Oct
107
Oct
11
34% Jan
24
41% Jun
6
93 % Feb
5
$4.20 dividend preferred—..
100
"81 %
84%
98
Apr
2
$4.40 dividend
preferred
100
*85 %
87
96
Jan
29
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
*87
91
*38%
39%
28
90
Dec
17
108
Feb
6
100
Sep
19
105% Feb
23
81 %
Guantanamo
11
32'% Jan
11
11
803/4 Jan
16
$5
May 13
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
103% Feb
States
Aug
83% July 23
90
Jun 14
Shares
17%
10
12 % May 10
152
Oct. 11
18%
67
42% Mar 20
the Week
Friday
Oct. JO
*9%
Mar 14
147% July 26
Rales for
Thursday
18%
Corp
18% Oct
23
PRICES
1
Aircraft
2
32% Sep 26
83% Dec 27
SALE
Oct. 9
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR cora__No par
14
Jan
9
HIGH
Wednesday*'
Oct. H
Oct. 7
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
11
Su^pr
preferred
No par
25
126%
No par
26%
CorpUtilities
16',
21,900
Xll6%
120%
116*%
119%
107%
115%
107
111%
96,100
36%
36 %
36 %
36%
36%
36%
36
36%
7,600
*81%
84%
181%
84%
*81%
*85 %
87
*85%
81 i%
85%
*87
131
91
*87
91
39%
*38%
Co-
Common
36%
84
*81%
85%
*87
84%
84
91
——
70
85%
*86
91
—
II
39% Dec
17
45% July 25
58% Feb
10
92
38% Oct
11
41% Feb
21
Haekensack
Nov
13
60% Oct
11
89% Jan
17
Halliburton
24% Dec
19
20
10
2*4
18
16
Oct
Sep 18
42% Mar 29
75
Oct
23% Oct
11
25
Water
*38%
39 %
38%
38%
500
63%
60'A
62%
20
20
20%
18,500
1,200
39%
38%
"
20% May
19
4
Jan
24
27
87
Jan
24
107
33
Nov
26
Sep
29
Sep
10
Nov
30
146
Feb
128
15
28% Jan
11
111% Jan
11
45 % Jan
15
40 %'
11
July
138
8
38
37
Feb
11
20
51% Aug
30% July
48% Dec
20
241% Nov 20
35% Apr
16
Oct
8
25
39
Mar 29
24 % Oct
11
8
Mar 27
3% Oct
8
May 22
5% Oct 31
32% Dec
13
18% Jan
23
39
Aug
30
9
Sep
Harbison-Walk
(i'/o
2
Mar 12
23 % Feb
28
13% May 28
26'/a Dec 20
17% Nov 13
14% Feb
15
18% Jun
34% Mar 27
24
Oct
9
89% Feb 27
69% Oct
9
Dec
47
19
Dec
Dec
11
20
Aug
Oct
17
15% Dec
31
10
21% Mar 15
21
Dec
124
Feb
Jan
103a4 Aug
24
6
115% Jan
30
78
Jan
99
3
10
87
11
22% Jan
Hertz Co
17
Hilton
7
Hires Co
Electronics
17
16%
10
22% Jan
31
Sep 30
1*9
45 % Oct
July
S#
Feb
2
3
11
39% Jan
81
Sep
6
3% Sep 24
97
Feb
$4.25
6% Jan
4
29% Mar
2
21% Oct
2
28% Jan
10
18% July 11
16% Jan
3
40
6
36
Jail
22
233/4 July 24
39 % May 29
3
25
Jan
3
6
69
Aug 20
24% Sep 25
75
Dec
11
Dec
26
90
Dec
26
41% Jan
3
28% Jan
96
Mar
30
Apr
16% Jan
853% Apr
11
Sep 27
13
3% Oct
11
% July 3
24% Sep 21
24% Oct
11
41
16
Aug 27
22
Jan
3
29% Jan
17
40
Oct
11
4
38% Oct
11
41% Dec
"21
25'A Sep
10
51
Jan
19
38
Jan
13
46% Mar
53
Apr
5
40
Jun
19
50% Dec
47'/a Apr
11
55
Jan
9
44'/2 July 26
41% Sep
4
44
Dec
27
44
Dec
12
53
Feb
10
26% Jun 20
30
Nov
13
54% Apr
3
52
48
40
July 16
27% Sep 10
Feb
11
Jan
15
33% May 28
143%
Dec
6
25% Jun
22
69
Nov
21
78
Jan
23
9% Nov 26
98% Nov 29
67% Dec
12
15% Feb
85
7
Sep
13
94
Feb
15
38
Dec
13
43% Nov 29
34 % Apr 20
29% Jan
4
28~
32% Dec
85% July 20
165
Feb
100% Dec
7% Oct
61% Jan
Feb
5
11
39% Jan
11
88% Jan
8
6
Jan
16
13
79
Feb
12
99% Jan
U
65% Jan
11
20% Jan
6
34% Oct
7
4
11
156
"Feb
11
41% July 25
174
Feb
11
88
Jan
112% Aug
Jan
3
138
July
25% Feb
3
*26
*83
76
72% Oct
11
7% Oct
11
11% Feb
85% Oct
11
109% July
82
21% Apr
104% Apr
72
144
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
July 30
9% Oct
19
-
85
Oct
10
10
Oct
11
35% Oct
11
32
11
70% Mar 13
38% Jan 16
29% Aug
37% Aor
27
5
Oct
Oct
7
10
24% Oct
277/.. Oct
39% Mar 16
15% Aug 27
11
10
19
33% Oct
11
7
111% Jun
28
130
Feb
!
12% Aug 29
28% Aug 29
24% Jan
2
40% Oct
10% Mar 19
11
3%
3%
*21%
22%
22
19
18%
18%
50
*35%
36%
*35'%
36%
*35%
36'%
28%
29%
29%
29
7)
71
*70
71%
83
*81%
83
95
*92%
95
%
».
115% Apr 23
98
Feb
26% May
106% May
125
July
40% May
8
51% Apr
20
Feb
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
32
Jan
28
67% Feb
1
85
8
62% Nov
58% Apr
105% Feb
72
5
Mar 21
Dec
page 24.
15
50% July 15
60% Aug
2
89% Feb 23
12
Oct
11
27
91
Jun
20
26
43
Oct
11
7%1
8
1%
1%
49%
50
11%
11%
11%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1%
*4%
1%
1%
1%
16,300
2,700
4%
„
5
*4%
5
51%
11%
*11%: 12
/
.
.
5
70%
50
:
Co
26
25%
•
17
17 %
16%.
r
16'/a
33%
34 V-
60
60%
42%
43'A
10
1
No par
x26
4%
51'%
3,300
12%
13
2,500
*
41-'
x46%" 46%
_50
;
24%.
16%
16%
16%
33%:
33%
33%
33
,
32%
35,000
3%
25
1,100
16%
1,900
32%
1,800
'
59%
58%
59%
57%
38 %
57
57%
3,100
42%
43%
,46%
41%
40:%
22,500
26:
39
43%
^46%
u-
*43
*42
43
*43
50
*41%
44'
*41%
par
28%
28 %
28%
44
28%
100 pesos
*7%
8
18%
*7%
8
-17%
44
*41%
<
41
*45%
47
<
4,400
26
50
43%
44
*42
44.
27%
28
450
44'
*41%
-
28%
7%
7%
17.
17%
69 %
70%
28
28 %
-
457a
44 *
*41%
t
45%
-
44
*42
44
;
28%
39
"
*45%.• 47
•..
40%
43%
-
"
43%
*41
-
46%
26%
*41
-
40%
*39.
,
38%
25%
*39
'
26%
"25%
26
s'40%
"*41
43%
*41.
34
.
41%
25%
*39
.
3%.
24%
16 %
26%
110
70
3%
16%
>
70
70%
25%
42%
58%
26%
*39
15
_
33
"
•
*25%
25%
5
pfd series A
Refrigerator
1,400
51%
3%
a
600
52%
70%
3%
3%
"
13%
3%
72
3%
26
30
4,600
50%
52
70%
___/
2,200
If*-
1
preferred
Jan
24
17
86%,
24%
32%
70%
1
>
No par
15
*147
■
7%
8
17%
71%
152
.
..
75
7%*
76%
8%
90
No par
*85%
10%
75%
76
100
No par
-
96
No par
25
29%
common
Utilities
Power
,
Corp_
5
Stores
,.
Co
Coal
26
1
28%
3.50
Iowa-Illinois Gas &; Elec Co
-
34%
*29%
No par
11
37%
No par
86%
*85-
23%*- 23%
293%
298'%
•-
31%* 32%
30%
144
144%
26%
•
-
27%
27%
71
23 %
295
/
*67%
'
;
97%
37%
35
31
-30%26
28%
10
50c
common
12%
I-T-E-
Circuit Breaker Co
Jacobs
(F
43
26%
38%
117
8
12%
26%
35%
26%
*25%
35%
36%
42
*114
43
42%
5V4
5%
5
5%
17%
17
17i'a
16%
Jefferson
1
27%
28%
27%
28%
28%
pfd—100
x80%
*79%
80%
*79%
80 %
54%
54%
Jewel
Tea
8% %
Co
Johnson
5%
Joy
Inc
common
preferred
&
54'A
*76
%
54%
*76
78
78
5
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Co
com—
41%
42%
41 %
43%
12%
Corp
Johnson
&
Manufacturing
I
100
81%
82
80%
81
10
46%
49
45 3 e
47%
100
94%
94
"8
94
94%
1
49'A
51%
48
49%
54%
*76
30%
143%
100
26%
10,000
39,600
7,100
26,200
93
74
*71
85
J
5,500
9%
520
72
"800
90
35%
37
800
88
9%
10
36%»
33%
32
29%
29%
26%
27
28
25
25%
24%
2,700
32:%
31
27
25%
32%
*29 %
.
28
28%
27%
2,500
100
64,500
2,600
800
28
12%
13 %
12%
12%
5,100
29
29 %
28%
29%
4,100
42
*114
16%
26%
-
*79%
40'A
%
5%
4%
15
-
33%
35:%
117
41%,
54%
26%
26%
26%
34%
*114
78
28
80%
r
•
5
13%
26%
*79%
26 %
1,100
34%
9,400
117
42
7,700
5
12,300
54%-
7,400
15%
8,700
27%
40
80%
54%
53s a
54%
78
,*76
76
76
'
2.900
100
81
47%
44
94%
94
%
18,100
x46%
41%
40
41 Vb
81
40%
83
49%
7%
87%
*83%
86
*
42%
49
7%
72%
,
73
36%
71
85%
-
7%
9%
81%
*93%
*63%
88
72
90.
26
71
76
41%
'46%'
29,900
29%
143%
27%
05%
,
' 28%
..
43,800
30%
74
17 %
5
285
-
144%
*68%
5%
17%
278
29%
36
1
14,700
26%
26%
117
'43%
110
21%
143%
-
29'V
117
86%
20%
22%
293%
283 %
13
29%
5
80
-
"
71
29%
2,100
x36%
86%
20
27%.
L), Co__
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
34%
*85-
32
144%
Jaeger Machine Co
Sulphur Co
x34%
4
300
-12%
*114
43%
36%
7%
29
36%
21 %
85%
12%
26%
5,700
*20%
7%
29%
*114
9,500
30%.
21%
89%
86 %
10 '. 10%
10 .. 10%
73%
76
74%. 74%
95
95
'. ,*£3%- 9537% - 37%
37%
37%
34
34%
33%. 33%
*29% , 31
*29%
31
27%- 29%
28%
29%
25
25%
25%
25%
*28%' 28%
29
29
29%
1
83%
29%
76%
12%'
-5
.
82
31%
7%
75%
1
152
04
75%
73%
7%
'
82%
•
-
preferred
Lake
*147
6,700
35%
85"
36%
14,400
70
*20%
.
32
87%/88%
88
85%
86
•*86
86
No par
com
;
37
6,400
17%
67%
30%
21 %
"22%
.•
7%
16%
152"
*147
•.*.
85
85"
*20% "-21%
■
84
*31%
*20%
36%
.
"
*67%
72
88
7.50
84%
32%
143%
27%
*G7% 4
100
common
32%
144
'
27%
25
Dept
24%
144
5
com
Canada
Interstate
Jones
76% Jan
*85'
296% 303%
preferred
Johns-Manvillp
2
152
-
36%
37
No par
100
1
Interstate
21 Vb
No par
common
International Silver
64% July 24
Jan
3G%
1
;
:
Shoe:
52 % July
3
97
July 11
99
"16%v
72%
31%
-*20%'
100
;
ureferred
Creek
,
*147
83%
*
5
common
Machines
Intel-national
16%
70%'
32%
32
1
1
International Telep & Teleg
,
*
84%* 85%
20
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4% preferred
7%
•
•-
*7%"
-
No par
Corp
of
73%
75
*147 "152
100
—
Corp
preferred
Nickel
17%
1
No par
common
$6
28
Sep 26
95
3%
Island
47% Jan
Feb
5
5
5
1
Iowa Power & Light Co
91
44
*93
70%
13
11
39 %
95
3%
22
Jan
Jun
69
*92
30
81
95
4,200
71
*78
70%
28% Mar 29
47% July 10
42% Jun
*70
82
*70%
54% Jun
130
9
Aug 29
1%
28 %
71
*80
loO
5%
37% July 10
36% July 16
11
75
7%
1%
'
27%
*70
13
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
23
35
6% Jun
6
7%
28 %
5,800
36%
81%
52
International
28% Jan
Mar 14
*11%
28%
*36
36%
13%
23
4
55
100
com
6,800
*35%
71%
*92%
51%
51%
12
100
18%
52%
12
10
102% Feb
51%
'
3%
22%
17%
13%
preferred.
International sld);
11
2
1
:
Paper
$4 preferred
10
3-% Feb
27
„
International
10
13% Oct
Dec
Power
&
International Packers Limited
9
26% Oct
43% Oct
.
3%
*21%
19
18%
52%
Int'l
20
15
78
-
35,700
3%
-
29 %
,
81%
5,400
47
24%
85
22%
2%
28%.
*70
*83
7,200
3%
22
18%
No par
1,300
17%
32%
*21%
3%
19%
3%
23%
85
*83
85
45%
24
23%
24
300
4,900
20,200
26%
32 %
48
46%
49
13%
Harvester
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
29% Oct
,
23%
52% '
-7%
May
14% Mar 13
19
48-'%
*83
85
,
52%
Int'l
31% July 10
144% May
7
106 'A Mar 13
8
48 %
22%/ 23%
24%
85
*26
33 %
32%
33
17%
17%
26%
*26
26%
32%
*13%
4%%
25
68% July 13
33%
17%
17%
17%
*26
26%
.
48
50%
49
17%
■
32%
13%
Interlake Iron
11
56% Nov
see
17%
18%
52%
Business
38% Jan
10
For footnotes
14 '/a
23
Indust Inc com_
Int'l
156% Jan
33% Jan
3
13%
4
8
1
12
I'D
94% Nov 30
376'% July
10
27% Jan
55% Feb
14%
52%
6%
21
35% Jan
29% Oct
28
33 % Apr
92
11
18
83
14%
22 %
Inland Steel Co
2
10
23% Dec
84 »/4 Aug 31
44% Oct 15
14%
3%
Interchemical
Jan
Oct
5
1
14%
18%
62
Oct
34% Jan
19
14%
*21 %
23% May 14
20
9
13
14%
9%
9%-
1
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
84% Aug 15
35% Dec 31
30
Nov
14%
*83
Co
Itfgersoll-Rand
4
29% Oct
Feb
4
14%
18%
'
3
8 A
Industrial Rayon
14
67% Oct
Nov
22% Dec
21
18%
18%
*
9% Apr
148
13
32% Oct
20%
5
4.42% cumulative preferred^
4.20% cumulative preferred
'
16% Oct
!
69% Mar 20
24 % Mar 13
103
10
30
120% Dec 17
17%
9%
21%
26%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Industria Electrica De Mexico
,
11% May 9
80% Mar 13
278
27% May 28
*9%
21
4.08% cumulative preferred
60
4.26% cumulative preferred
50
-4.70% cumulative preferred—50
46% Apr 23
31'/2 July 5
•
13
9%
21%
No par
Illinois Central RR Co__;
Illinois Power Co common
2
47% Jan 23
9%
21%
-
33%
Ideal Cement Co
8
9
83% Dec
9%
21%
33
Idaho Power Co
May 31
yNov
8
*9%
21%
18%
*26
5 % preferred scries A
Hupp Corp common
75% Aug 12
63% Jan
9
32% May 9
57
13,900
9%
19
13%
Hussmann
70
22%
5
conv
50
78%
*9%
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
16%
15,800
65
21%
18%
""
5%
4
72% May
'
preferred
convertible
Sound
'
Hudson Bay Min & Sra Ltd—No par
8
35% May
20
18%
*79
Hunt Foods &
6
May 21
35% May 23
1
20
"17%
80
25
^Hudson & Manhattan
4
10
Dec
78%
*63
com
Howard Stores Corp
Howe
14
57% Oct
52'/4 Dec
78%
2
27% Feb
20
78%
8
70
76% Jun
80
64%
/ *78%
12
18
13
80
7%
Jun
31
*78%
2
7% Jan
Feb
*68%
*17%
Corp of America^
Houston Lighting
18
91
Dec
63%
11%
Jan
00
59
03'%
1
15
11
151
64%
*63
51%)
11
7Y8 Apr 19
33'/a Dec 11
64 %
51%
4% Oct
44
12,100
*63
No par
50% Sep
12% Oct
19% Nov 29
2,300
13%
*92%
July 26
July 17
3
29'%
13
100
99
13
38%
28
13%
100
23
13
35%
30
13
7
10
4% Dec
37
29^4
13%
88
15% Dec 21
83% Dec
36%
30%
13%
10
„
preferred—
preferred
4.40%
preferred
18% Jan
8
43% May 0
11% Apr 29
27% Dec
37%
30
13%
28
3
Jan
37%
30%
105
11
100
37%
*81%
1% Sep
300
13%
100
7% Oct
53
48
106
29%
100
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
140
52%
*45%
54
36%
33/4 %
26% Mar 19
106
54
48
107
106
48
14%
30
Household Finance common
60% July 11
23,800
30%
4%
48% Mar 22
11% Oct 11
700
13 %
37%
*45%
54%
'
170
33
38
Mar 13
1
36
14
Apr 20
Apr
12%
37%
80%
85
1% Nov 20
5% Nov 30
*45%
88
15% Nov 29
64
*54
45%
9
Jau
13%
37
107%
55
45%
*53
13%
38
*106
55
12.50
common
5% conv preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc
6
107%
*106
14
37%
48
81 % Oct
Feb
30
87
10
Co
preferred——
$2.25
107%
10
57% Aug 17
18 % Jan
3
Dec
Hotel
14
38%
102% Jan
20
12
Jun
Co
Oil Corp
Electrochem
Hooker
8
12% Feb
83
Furnace
Honolulu
10
14
37%
'
1
Holly Sugar Corp commoiu
5% convertible preferred
Homestalce Mining
21% Jan 23
Aug
20
1,700
88%
5
Holland
5
14%
38%
*53
—2.50
„
Corp
24
40% Jan 10
71'% Jan
4
11
23% Oct
*86
50c
Corp
(Charles E)
Hoffman
521/4 July 17
35% Dec 26
Hotels
10% Jun 20
74% Jun
'
800
-
45%
5
25%
103% Mar 16
*86
•
V4
88%
1
Inc
9
26
86
*45%
,—50
(The)
Hewitt-Robins
12
30
45
86
107'%
No par
A
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)„No par
% Oct
16
46
86
38%
*14
1/12
—100
series
9% jun
31
2
common
preferred
17% Feb
11
8% Jan
No par
common
preferred
4%%
4
preferred
Motors—
Powder
Hershey Chocolate
July 19
10
noncumulative
5%
July 25
9
Feb
46
*32%
60
89
46%
71
32%
3
35% Jan
86
*69
*46%
47
88%
1,200
71
•
32%
77% Feb
17% Oct
*86
46%
15%
24%
*69
-
33%
13
4% Nov 23
100
47
15%
24
69%
*32%
*13%
61'A Dec
32 % Oct
47
15%
24%
15%
24
>■
24
69%
■
.
32%
19
26
-25
16%
24
'
32 %
1%
July 16
Dec
!
common
*16
16%
33
17 %
16
72
*32%
42% Sep
40% Jan
15
25
*69
25
8
1
20
x24%
72
1,000
11
Feb
15%
25%
3,600
1,400
12% Mar
Nov
16%
253.1
30
47
43%
49 %
49
16
28
40
*16%
*70%
52
23%
"
32% Jan
51
.
16
34% Mar
8
23
53
50
500
30%
23%
Hercules
5
55%
*29
30%
*29%
16%
Hercules
17
53%
30
23%
20% Mar 19
56
30
1,800
15%
10
29% Oct
30%
6,200
4%
23 %
17% Jan
31% Dec
*30%
21%
25
4 %
16%
19
9% Dec 26
31%
15
preferred—
47% July 11
18% Oct 22
*30%
21
24%
4%
23%
29
9
50
21%
26
16%
13% Nov
16% Oct
4
20%
23%
33% Nov
7
*25
4%
*4
16%
12
25
25%
4%
♦
23%
27% Feb
12% Jan
21 %
25%
3%
16%
41% May 23
46 % Mar 14
-25% Sep
7
14% Apr 12
20%
.25%
25%
4%
23%
23
24% Nov
7,300
16%
27% Jan
31
37%
23 %
19
12
37
16%
62
Nov 27
38%
23 %
50% Feb
9%
37 %
1
16
18% Dec
39
to
23
21% Dec
3,800
38%
common
Sep
Jan
Co
30
21 %
20
40
29
39 %
-38 %
130
31
25%
1
9,000
*127
30%
4%
5
32
31 %
33
130'
31%
1
*25
2,600
31%
—100
;
31%
*127%
30
31%
31
%
33
130
130
130
29%
& Co„_
45
2
10
%
32%
32%
130
31%
70
3,800
(G W)
47% Jan
Oct
31%
32%
132
1,300
25
(W E)
53% Mar 20
80
31%
16%
75
23%
Heline
54
% Sep
78% Oct
30
16%
75
'
Heller
3
Oct
29%
1—5
common
(II J)
11
,
30 %
7.50
com
Marx
preferred
3.65%
16
45% Dec 20
11
30 %
17
77
24"% Jan
45% Dec
Jan
Co
3%%
21
12% Oct
35
30%
17%
17
:
18% Jan 22
22% Sep 19
30% July 23
51% July 19
110
19
15% Oct
6
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
36% Nov 29
34
1
July 24
86
30
22
91
5
30%
21%
4
Jan
30%
39%
Oct
101
25%
39
May
85% Nov 15
24%
2.50
Heinz
45% Oct
*74
31
54
9
76%
26%
*130
11
Jan
76%
25%
17
17%
1
Hocht
60
17
July
16
77%
27%
17%
*77
100
2
76% Jun 20
3
23% Oct 25
81
17 %
77%
27
1
Corp of America common
4 % % preferred
Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating dist
Hayes Industries Inc—
28% Apr
76
37
61%
"20
80
Hat
34% Jan 21
64%
20%
28%
,
Refrac
Schai'fner <&
63%
20%
27%
1
100
—_
Hart
7
*20
2.50
common-,
preferred
preferred
64%
20%
63'/a
65%
20 %
Harsco Corporation—;
Harshaw Chemical Co
8
32% Mar 25
18
Co
64%
20%
Harris-Intertype Corp
Aug 13
6% Jan
Watch
convertible
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
14
11
9
4 '/o
5
-5
Hammermill
July 23
Jun
Oct
Well Cementing
Printing Co
(W F)
Hamilton
36% July 16
Aug 23
29
31% Feb
Hail
2
11
31% Oct
130
Jan
Oil
79 %
80%
1,400
46
44
45%
67,590
94%
94
94
49%
43
46%
670
18,400
Vr"
Number 5681....
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1643)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year li>56
Lowest
Par
Tuesday
Oct. 7
HIGH
Salts for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 8
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. i>
Shares
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
K
3
25% Oct
11
104"
Nov
27
127
Aug
3
76% Oct
11
44
Dec
18
52
Feb
20
34% Feb
70% Aug
13
41
86
37 y2 Dec
Dec
21
92
Dec
-
89
Dec
87
Apr
13
90
Jun
20
Mar
1
80
24
Feb
15
21% Jan
10
12% Dec
92 % May
28% Aug 14
25% Oct
1
43% Oct
1
42% Apr
25
Mar
24
39% Feb
11
Oct
88
Dec
31
49% Oct
11
30% July 16
23% Oct
12
11
27
40% Mar 19
41
21
Apr
58% Apr
/Jan
.
31
74%
35'A Jan
18
98
Feb
65 % Jan
2
Anr
10
78% July
1
94
1
,r 21% Mar
12 % Oct
Dec~21
25% Feb
29"% Mar 29
31% Dec
26
50% Feb
10
29% Apr
3
£3% Jan
4
54 % Oct
19
14% Apr
13
16% Sep
4
'27% Aug
Jan
25% Apr'
3% Nov
<
16% Mar 13
18% Dec
89
19 1
May
13% Jan
97
8
29% Sep
1Jun
83
Mar 22
2
20
V 17% Mar 14
12% Oct
li t
11*'
35% Apr 26
58
July 10
26% Oct
15% Nov
21% Jan
3
9% Oct
11-'
2% Jan
31
1% Oct
45% Jan.
10
26
1% July
15
-
6 '
Oct
5
15% Oct
19% Dec 28
Apr 24
8-
2 *
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1
2% Jan
11'
3% Oct,
11
11
fj % Jan
32'A Jun
25% May 24
1
29% Nov 14
,an
4
20% Oct
30
19'Jan
15
16% Dec
28
21% Mar 26
15% Oct
11-^
16%
74% Feb
12% Dec
4
98
2
2
Aug
9
50
* Jan
23'
76% Nov
7
54
Oct
150% Mar
9
11.
:
6
7% Jan
Dec~12
52 %
26
Oct
10
14% Oct
-
.
22
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11
40 % July
29% Oct
lb
Sep
26
117.
Jun
7
20 Vb Oct
11
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July"~6
Jan
-
81
Aug 27
93
Aug 26
15% Jan
23
109
May
1114
36%
33%
34%
5,700
91
88 (b
89%
88
89%
21,500
37
37'/a
36
37 Va
35%
36%
12,600
54%
56
50%
55
49 (b
52%
21,70.0
24(4
25
23 Va
24
23 Va
24
38%
38
38
y4
37
37%
500
44
43(4
43 Va
43
%
43%
6,900
28%
29 Va
28 Va
28 Va
1,400
27 V4
28%
27
27%
3,500
41%
42%
40%
41%
80
79(4
79%
160
Oct
11
12
22
43 VB
44
43%
30
31'A
30 Va
30%
28%
27%
27%
28%
28(4
44
42 Va
43%
42%
43(4
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79%
80
79 %
79%
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1
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
29 %
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80
2,500
6,500
13 V4
14(4
12 V*
13(4
10,000
25%
25%
4,200
26 Va
26 Va
5,600
26
25%
25%
25 Va
Vb
26%
26
26%
26%
26 Vb
21%
26%
21%
26%
22%
21(4
211/4
21(4
21%
20(4
21%
(The)
1
61 %
60%
61
60%
61 Va
58%
60 Vo
58 %
59
4,800
13%
3,700
4
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&
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30
87 %
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19%
..
19%
.
18%
191/4
29
29%
84
84
13%
12(4
12%
12,100
26%
27 Va
26 %
27V4
17,800
13%
13%
27%
28%.
10%.
10%
9%
10%
10
10'A
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17 Vb
4%
4%,
4%
9%
9,300
1%
7,200
15%
1,600
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4%,
:
180
1%
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Kb
16
16
1,300
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10
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19
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16 Va
1%
16%
100
87%
.
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,
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17
1,200
4,700
87 Va
27%
1%
18%
30(4
13%
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400
18%
19
.
13
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28%
1.
3%
30
13%
No par
21%
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27%
4%
3%
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2,800
No par
*4%
4%
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
25(4
26%
21,400
23%
24
23 VB
23(4
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
5
2,500
16 %
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
16Va
par
75%
77
73%
75%
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75%
73
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75
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10%
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16,100
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66
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;
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25
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137
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;
60%
61 Vb
59%
58
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54%
55
54
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134 Va
55
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13
13
13
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1
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31%
33 %
30 Ve
45%
32%
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15
15%
14%
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29%
28
29
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29
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30 Va
30%
30 VB
105 Va
104'/a
8%
46 (a
31'A
26
29%
26 Va
29%
81,400
15
14%
14 Va
14%
31.300
28%
27%
25 V*
27
20,£00
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27
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21 Va
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14,400
30
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26
2o"/a
26
24%
123%
124
*122%
124
24%
25
24%
24%
68%
64 Va
67%
L
-100
(Ky)_Nopar
*122%
24%
50
67%
2o%
124
,
24%
24%
24%
68 Va
66
66%
67
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Vo
65 Vo
75%
65 Va
67%
67%
69 V4
66 Va
23%
14%
69'A
94%
100
24%
85,000
122(4
70
24Tb
25V4
4,700
62
64V4
6,900
122
124
14%
3.33 '/a
Nashville
94%
95
25%
*122%
•
20
96
*86
2*72
Co
*93
100
10
9,500
30'A
104%
30(4
30'%
105(4 105 :)A
—100
Co common
Co
8V2
44 (b
-*92
preferred
——
8%
47%
28
105 Va
21%
8%
44 Va
14(4
30%
105%
8(4
47%
29
,.
100
10
preferred—
2,100
32,600
28,700
8%
45%
9
10
Co
7,900
61%
135 %
62 %
>
3,200
138 Va
137
135 %
5
■
No par
Steel
19%
29%
13%
*20(4
3%
1
Aircraft Corp
Louisville
20%
29%
13%
21%
19
13%
No par
_
preferred
19%
15
common
Co_
(P)
19(4
j
10
Products
conv
3%
19%
*3%
3%
13%
1
*21
3(4
700
3%
13%
19%
19
25
21
*3%
19%
*84
100
(The)
&
13%
21
20
.
5
Sons
*21(4
22
3%
l
& Tire_
13%
22
13%
13%
13%
*21 %
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
„
&
60%
25
common
series B
Lukens
28
*38(4
43%
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc
Jan
122% Jun
39
26
Louisville Gas & El
>93% Jan
1L
1-5VB
28 %
4.40% series G conv pfd
7%
57
24%
25%
Lorillard
30% Jun
Oct
"
14
Mar
>127% Mar
Oct
62
53 Va
*38%
31 %
10
series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
Apr
27
45% Feb
8
81
Dec
.
106
'July 24
24%-Oct
4
9
27% Feb
61
92
.
2
116
5
30% Nov 20
26
33 Va
89%
37%
Lpng Island Lighting Co1 com
5%
Mar 14
20
36%
90 >%
36%
a
4.25%
104 '
27
36
%
37%
preferred
4.84%
*■
25
103% Dec 28
Jan
37%
89
37
♦22
Star Gas
28;
19
Jun
37%
92%
5
Industries
Jan
11
21
12%
38
10
Corp (The)
Feb
Nov
83% Jan
12 Vs
90%
Lone Star Cement Corp.
Lone
900
37%
.
Industries Corp
103
Dec
143 % Jan
2,900
preferred
--'89
97
27
11%
.
No par
Belt
Aug 26
93
13
86
28
11
Z
McNeill
86 % May 17
9
102% Jan
Dec
12
No par
2.50
common
Inc
(James)
Litton
7
102--
26% Dec
11%
Loew's Inc
161
'
116
12%
*12
Mfg Co
Lockheed
36% May 13
12
12
12
25%
Rubber
List
2
25% Oct
21 % Feb
2,800
common
Bryant
Link
11,
July 26
15% Dec
23%
(S S) Co__
H) & Co
7%
,
July 30
57 Va Jan
11
26
35
106
23 Va
*32 Va
1
Lionel
37% Dec 19
6
24
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
:10% July 16.,
2
10
88% Dec 27
23%
Lily Tulin Cup Corp____
12
98% Dec
23%
*34
5
Lerner Stores Corp
7
Jan
23%
23%
!,
67 % July 18
9,
72% Jan
*
iar% Sep 26
Aug 29
25 % May 14
21% Oct 19
24
& Co—
16% Anr 18,
18
33% Dec
28
23%
24
8.75
'
130% Aug
41 % Aug
58%
8
18% Nov 29
24
Light Co
Libby
64
43 % Jun
25%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
72% Feb
12'Jau
26
33%
25%
500
26
14
163% Feb
18
33%
25%
31
1
6% Nov 29
33 Va
25%
13%' Jan
23
14% May 28
35
25%
68 % Jan
20
47% Jan
34,
25%
7
Jan
3,100
34
26
10
61% Oct
53%
52
56
35
*25%
No par
1
Jun
54%
56
62 % Aug 26
Apr
137% Dec
49
Apr 29
53
55(4
90
14%
25%
Lehman Corp
Lehn & Fink
84% July 17
56
56
*85
*85
*34
68% Feb
9
18 % Mar 29
9
19
14
90
81 Va
50
$3 lioncum 1st preferred
50c noncum 2nd- pfdJ—1
10
1
Feb
25 % Oct
25% Nov
24
*85
55
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
t
10
20% Jail
'
90
*77
No par
com
Lehigh Coal &< Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement!
i
85
90
3.85%
4 r
*83
*85
(S
Lees
85
90
Korvelte
Lee
120
*83
*85
4.32% preferred series A
i
~10
90
85
*83
La Consoiidada 6%
9
79
85
90
85
Laclecfe Gas Co
4
Jan
*77
*82
90
*83
44%
24% July» 8
'36% Apr
79
85
90
85
44 Va
Lane
*77
*83
100
800
*82
100
Southern
2,200
81'/a
90
39
24
25 Va
79
*88
25 %
>
34%
90
Kroger Co
Mar 22
94
34%
34%
59%
20% July: 15,.,
30
%
39
Kresge
27
4% Jan
2,100
*88
Kroehler
t
34%
56%
Kress
■'««.
34 Va
25 Va
4
15% Jan
;'17% Jun 27
10
11
18
4-
34%
1
E J
64% Sep
i 3
34
25
1
9
18% Jarr;24i
30
7
1
3%Oct-
34(4
34(4
90 Va
Power &
34 % Jan
,v,
2,700
90%
„
9
Oct'
-
17% Jan
7
Nov
'34% Apr
8
27% Apr
87%
85
City
26% May
17
13% Oct
21
22% Mar 12
26'
Juir
30
47 «,vJan
10
7
4% Jan
6
13
13
25% Sep 26
20% Oct 11
29
22
11
86
Koppers Co Inc
'4% preferred
36% July 11
11
90%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
King-Seeley Corp
l
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
4
11
11
88
79
4%% conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Ill)
3
Oct
27
90%
*77 '
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
5
50 % July 25
17
90
*81
Copper
Kern County Land Co
19
32% July
43% Jan
90
34
Kelsey Hayes Co
40% Oct
A«i~20
25
.75% Jun
*
.
:*
92
85
(Julius)
Kayser
Va
79
Kennecott
28 Vb Oct
4
52% Jan
Dec
17
41
*81
non-cum
Kansas
4
.123% Jan
47% May 31
10
37
47
3
78
41
*77
preferred-'
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
49% July 10
■
11
Oct,
Apr
15
11
4%
.
77%
41%
90%
par
cumulative preferred
Kansas
4
79(4
41%
100
4.35%
3
31
32% May
11..
35% Oct
32% Dec
82
Apr
77% Jan
38% Jan
26% July 11
6
61
10
96
11
33% Oct
12
4.20%
;
53% Apr
7
Nov
40
Mar 27
Dec
147% Mar 14
23
21
2
Oct
21
48
27
May 28
Jan
A Feb
77,400
78%
41%
90
100
preferred
41
29 Va
78%
41%
27 Va
100
100
cumulative
77 Va
28%
78%
41
preferred
4.50%
96
9
Jan
18
'•
32% Aug
23
Feb
r
46% Jau 20
24% July 23
4%
,
July: 1
%Oct 11
52
9
•
14
27%
76(4
41
29%
78%
41
50
30%
73%
100
preferred
Feb
102
,,
Aug 28
87
May 22
103
'
24
Mar 12
83
20
9
14
ciii
5
253/a
29
29
33%
conv preferred
preferred J
4%% cum conv preferred
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
3.80% preferred
cum
4%%
102
Sep
105
28
Nov
Ja-A J
>
81
30
37
30
27
74% July 23
Mar 13
108
71% Feb
113
Sep
..105% Aug
11
4Va%
9
14
Feb
49
103
5
97% Nov 28
Nov
34
44% Aug 14
96 - Mar
1
7
78
Oct
-
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
46% May 15
109 % May
./Sep 13
14
14,(4
65%
68
5,500
139,700
M
37Y2 Nov 23
120
Nov
3
49% Jan
May 24
144
15
25% Sep 25
114/ Sep 27
23
Oct
8
27% Dec 20
30% Nov 14
28% Apr
11
33'/a Oct 16
27% Oct
80% Dec
27
92% Jan
13
80% July
8% Nov 21
10% Apr
6
6% Sep
18
Mar 20
Mar 13
41a
35
Oct
Jan
610
6
4% Jun
26
8(4 Nov 28
5 ys Dec
31
7
Sep 24
Jan
3
5
Nov
19
—
10% Apr 18
8% Oct 30
48% May
4
_
16% Feb
20% Nov 13
1
;29%Aprl8
5GV2Jun,14
40% July 11
.32% Feb
21
37% Nov
11:
98
51% Sep 26
82% Dec
.
31
.
>
45% Dec
Apr 24
7
Jan 24
-
3
32
Nov 20
50'% Mar 23
37
1
De<;
48 % Mar 19
97
Feb
7
96% Jan
4
74
17
Dec 24
-
73% Dec 21
Dec
70
28% Feb
54
:
.
v
87% Mar
14
'
69% Nov 28
38% Dec 26
32
Oct
13% Dec
76
Dec
1
17
18
43% Jan 23
17% Dec
15 Vb Feb
31
1
31% Oct
33% Feb
26% Oct 11
50 - Jun 11
13% Sep 25
3
Jan
6
25
Sep 27
39% Jun 24
12Vb Oct 11
65
Sep 25
32
Feb 11
34% Feb 11
32% Mar 15
68
Apr 11
45% Jun 26
9
2
21% Nov 26
27% Feb
6
24% Feb
8
35
July 11
Dec
10
93"
Feb
101% Dec
>
14
116"
77
i
■■■t
44% Jan
9
July 19
61% July 31
3
17"% Nov 20
23% Jan
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
102
Jan
97% Oct
9
107
Jan
.
3
64% May 10
48
6
23
82
Dec
27
99% Feb
21
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
102
Sep
4
all
other
For
Aug 14
70 % Aug 27
61% Sep
4
70
3
41% Apr 30
16
108'A Apr 25
footnotes
*
- i
9Vb Jan
2
.24% Sep >10
20% Oct 11
18 Va July 1 •,
50
July 3
26
Oct l(
31 -Feb 14 ,
80 ' " July 29
26% Aug 15, 26
Oct
8
35% Feb 13
9
12
102% Jan
27% Nov 29
Nov
2
15
Jan 16
83% Jan 24
40% Dec 28
43% Aug 20
.16
Sep 19
95% Mar 5
54% Dec 10
23 Vs Feb 29
21% Jun 12
19
81
14% Oct 11
Jan
46'
1
82% Dec
11
4% Mar 11
32% Jan
13
12% Dec 21
5% Oct
12 % Aug 19
74
Oct li
49
Jan
2
15% Oct
1
14% Oct
10
33
Apr
1
83% Oct
8
27 " Oct
1
76
July 1
34% Mar 21
19% Oct 11
29% Feb 12
24.
4% cum conv preferred
10
Magma Copper ——
10
Magnavox Co (The)—«.
1
Mahoning Coal RR Co.
i
50
Mallory (P R) & Co
1
Manati Sugar Co_
1
Man del Bros
—_—No par
5,
17% Jan 14
Manhattan-Shirt*
37% May 13
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Marathon Corp
6.25
Marchant Calculators Inc
5
Marine Midland Corp common
5
15%
34
38
20Va
July 17,
Jun 11
Jan
2
Apr 10
54% Feb 7
.
35% July 19
37% May 8
91;> Jan"28
47% Jan 22
35% Jan
8
40% July 8
83
Jan 31
-,,83
Mar 22
77
Feb 20
32%
55
17%
3C
Feb 25
Jan
9
Apr 22
Jan
4
-r, 42% Apr 30
13% Mar 11
75% Apr 17
47
May 14
50
July 15
15% July 18
122% July 8
July
19"% Jan
20
Mar
40% Jun
93
May
30% Apr
88% Jan
63
2
29
7
17
8
24
29
61
Aug 12
25VBMoy20
; 42% July 8
72% Sep 10
89
Feb 26
105% Jan
3 ; - 120
July 10
45
Oct 11
' 69% Apr 24
14% Oct 11
21% Jan
8
43
Oct 11
63
July 12
76
Jun 28
*
94
Feb 18
85
Sep 10
104% Jan
9
75
Aug 30
89
May 23
77
July 10
86% Apr 17
90
July 25
103
Feb 19
nnge
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
- 6%
preferred —
100
Mack Trucks Inc__
5
Macy (R II) Co Inc com
No par
4%% preferred series A
100"
Madison Square Garden
No par
Magic Chef-Food Giant Mkts Inc_l
2
Jan
2
Jun 12
May 27
Jun 17
Jan 11
9% July 23
30
56% Jan
25
May 15
41% Dec
Sep
1
7% Aug 30
4
34% Apr
6
July 17
12% Dec E0
; 25
"Jan
»
89
44
530
50'A
10
Mar 18
476
22% Oct 11
..
V
29% Nov 28
11% July
18'A Aug
8
31
16
86% JatT30
42-""Oct 11
6
3IV2 Nov 26
32% May 17
7% Mar 28
7% Mar G
139
473V2Dec 26
.
8
5
10% Feb 28
20
Dec
86
39% Mar 22
125- Mar 4
32% July 12
—
—
50
4
4% convertible preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
„
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
4%% preferred —
Martin Co
i
100
—1
No
May Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred
No
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No
$3.40 cumulative pfd^
No
par
'Masonite Corp
—5
par
par
par
Maytag Co common
No par
.$3 preferred —
No pari
McCall Corp
.
No par
McCord Corp common
3
■
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp comihon—50c
3%% convertible preferred
100
McGraw-Edison Co
:—
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Donjger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc
18
McLellan Stores Co—
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
10
Mead Corp common5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B
100
Mengel Co (The)
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck & Co Inc common
$3.50 preferred
1
$4 conv 2nd preferred
1
—3%
16%c
No par
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta Machine Co—
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series
_100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45'A preferred series
,—100
I Adjusted figure before 3 for 1
split.
27i%
*111
27
114
23%
25 Vb
23
28%
27%
80
80
*8%
*10
0 Vb
48
36
480
33%
8%
10 Va
6
*450
9%
10%
10(4
43'A
36
34%
500
*450
34
.
33
33%
6
5%
5'/a
5%
10
70
700
7,000
,
*6
6 Vb
7,200
46%
42
43%
19,600
35%
34
34(4
7,300
500
34
Va
5%
5%
10
500
*450
321/4
'
5%
8,400
8%
10Va
8%
6%
6%
6%
49
35%
33%
25,500
80
"
-
5%
28%
80
8(4
*450
500
33
34%
28 Vb
80%
3%
6%
35%
34%
37%
430
28 Vo
80%
9
47
49
45%
28 Va
80V+
10%
6 Vb
6
%
51
23%
28%
'•8%
10
600
27%
24
25%
*80
8%
8%
9%
%
25
28%
28
80%
23
114
*111
24
24
28
*80
27 Va
114
*111
114
*111
28
*27%
27%
27%
27
*111
27'A
114
5(4
33%
5%
9,400
5,300
800
5%
5%
5%
5 (a
5%
*5%
5%
5%
*5%
*14 %
15%
*14%
15 (a
*14%
15%
14%.
300
14%
14(4
14%
25%
24%
25
23%
24(4
a
26
24 Vo
22 3
22 V8
25%
10(4
10%
lOVa
10%
10Vb
10(4
4,800
8,300
19,100
5%
10%
11
10%
10%
29%
28(4
29 Va
28%
29
28 V4
29
27(4
27(4
28 Va
25 Va
23%
24'A
24%
22%
23(4
20%
19
24%
19(4
22%
24 Vb
18%
19 Va
18%
19
*51%
53 Va
*51%
52(4
51
51
27(4
27%
27%
26
27%
3,400
31(4
31%
3KA
1,500
81
81
81
33%
31%
35(4
213,800
26
2o(b
2,900
36
37
6,700
19 Va
53%
28 'A
19
19 %
*51%
28 %
*32%
19(4
53%
*51%
■
,
28(4
27
32(4
31%
32%
31%
81
80(4
80'4
*80%
31%
33(4
31%
26
31%
26 Va
36 Vo
27
32(4
33
80 %
8114
*80(4
29
30%
29%
26 Va
27%
37 Va
38
2,100
11,200
200
50
26
2fc>%
37 Vo
37
37%
36(4
37%
73(a
72
72
72
72
731%
60
*72
*71
74
72
73
*72
*72
73
70
73
73
73
*71
*72
69%
70
90
69%
70
*68
*68
69 %
27 Va
27
27%
26(4
27
1,500
51%
50
*72
%
*68
69%
28
27%
*27%
*50
51%
*50.
xl4(b
14%
*14%
27%
25
*40Va
41
12%
68%
69
37 Va
42%
25
37%
43
,
*40 Va
12(4'
*67%
36 Va
41(4
27%
%
14%
13(4
13%
1,200
25
25
25
25
1,500
42
40(4
*40Va
42
41
*40Va
41
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12(4
12 Va
69
69
69
5,800
190
68 (a
68%
68 Va
69
37
36%
36%
35%
36%
34
35%
6,600
41%
41(4
42
40%
41'A
38(4
39(4
2,900
12(4
12(4
73
55
55%
54%
*15%
15%
15'%
15%
15'%
15%
15
15%
35%
20
50
14
25
78
36%
*49%
14%
25
12%
36 %
51%
14%
81
54 Vb
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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...
Monday, October 14, 1957
new york stock exchance stock record
Kaage far PrtfUw
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Range Since Jan. 1
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Highest
Lowes*
20
0
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10
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6
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2
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EXCHANGE*
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33
STOCK
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NEW
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J
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LOW AND
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Year 1966
SALE
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8
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8
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15
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40
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39
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8
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8
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,
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1
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11
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.
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,
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8
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8
101
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8
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3
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11
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19
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,
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20
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10
National
Jan
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National Airlines
11
Feb
12
14
July
21% Oct
11
38% Jan
14
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2
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163 ya Apr
11
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0
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12
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11
30
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20
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27
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11
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11
10
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17
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27
28
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8
30
33
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93
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•
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10
26
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9
81
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9
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11
4
24% May 23
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8
28% May 21
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8
National Gypsum
Jan
4
July
8
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National Lead Co
179
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153
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11
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77
28%
preferred
preferred
preferred
100
*7074
100
*76
7774;
100
*7974
80%
preferred
*67
*100
100
5
v
2
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
25
25
...
Aviation
58% May 20
Northern
Natural
1
i
1
Ry Co..;
Gas
•9
25
20%
*74
100
Central
8%
24%
2174
3.60%
American
97*
25
21
Co
50
-
22
33
62
*2174
21
17%
*69
71
72
10074
22
33 y*
33%
*74
33%
„77
*74
77
28
28%
28
*67
6874
*67
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72
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28 74
70
*67
71
72
77
77
77
80%
77
*79
7974
79%
100
100
2174
22
71
77
80
2174
21%
32 7
32%
21
32
3174
317a
2,200
6174
62
6174
62%
60%
61 %
4.400
22
*21%
22%
2174
21%
400
2074
21%
22%
18%
17
1774
7074
*69
707-4
a
21%
1774
*69
22%
32
21%
22%
1774
177 a
17%
7074
69
6974
49%
487b
49
4974
49
74
49%
100
9774
9774
97%
97%
5
3774
39%
36%
38
37%
33%
35%
5
15%
1574
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
71
71
49%
*97
97%
*97
47
3574
36%
46,000
15%
15%
7,100
71
71
Feb
$4.08
100
*78
80
78
7874
*7874
80
79
79
*807*
81
81
81
*81
82
*81
82
*80
81
*80
81
81
81
*80
83
1974
201•'*
217
11
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
preferred series.
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
_100
100
24.
28% Feb
17% Jan
4
Northrop Aircraft Inc_
4
Northwest
20% July 22
24% Oct
10
25% A_g /6
«
38
Oct
July 12
4.6%
Norwich
40
1574
90
28% Jan
6,900
37
72%
1
210.700
40
8174
20% Oct
17
97%
7274
5
25
70
-9674
97%
*8074
Feb
16%
2,100
8074
92
21%
*68
4874
72%
1
2,900
*21%
807
11
20%
32%
7174
11
10
20%
2174
8074
79% Oct
110
420
6274
7174
18% Oct
100
62
7174
90% July 28
29% Jan 13
19% Jan
2
9974
32 74
*7974
8
200
-
2174
100
1
80
63 74
100
Oct
100
22
49 >4
Northern Pacific Ry
'•
4.700
7774
*78
20%
$3.60 preferred series^
$4.10 preferred series
90% Feb 18
3,400
71
*7674
9974
10
com
preferred
71
77
*78
997 b
100
99
27%
Mar 29
Aug 21
.
Corp—
No par
Western
9%
2474
22
100
&
8%
26
preferred
5.25%
8%
2574
100
Northeast Capital Corp.
1
77
21
No par
series A
92
8
5,800
103
-220
*7774
Aug 28
Oct
60
20%
103
78
78
74
*98
Jan
79
400
12
*78
3.40%
Northern
•
600
1274
2874
Feb 21
9
2,600
12
17% Jun 11
82
Feb 14
3
8%
874
1074
11
28%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Coitf) com__No par
5 74 %
874
*874
11
12
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State Electric
North
9
874
llJ/a
No par
:
Preferred
Northern
8
3674
58
32
Haven & Hartford Co—-
Common
4
Mar
1774
6174
32
50
24% July 17
107
1674
5874
No par
common
79
Jan
1774
61743374
28-74
5
preferred..
Norfolk
8
1774
60%
*3274
12
No par
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
3
17%
61%
33V4
29
Harlem RR Co.
25% July 18
39% May 17
70% Jan
17%
607'a
*3274
22
3.90%
2474 Jan
5,300
23%
4.10%
102% July 15
1,300
33
22
90
28
1374
30
23%
86% Apr 11
Jan
1374
32
12
Brake
$3.75 preferred
73% Feb
1374
31
100
Common
1
13%
32%
22%
$5
70
1374
32
22%
N
126
13%
32
22
Air
126
12774
?.240
,
13%
New
York
12774
151
13%
83
Y
12874
»149
18,900
31
Newmont Mining Corp__
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock___l
87
1
9
8%
1174
•127'4
100
2874
1
preferred
38% Apr 12
Apr
31% Mar
18
•
3 05
149
0174
11,200
par
New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd_100
15
4
130
*14
200
40%
1477z
574
3,800
25,700
87
3
*874
16
20%
827*
*80
38%
16%
106
11
3,200
10,300
14,500
;
87
10274
8%
1
15%
2074
82%
B
41%
104
1
367
88
101
1
Co
'
16%
107 %
*128
21%
33%
35%
'
21%
*81
147«2
1
.
16
1674
22
81
207a
32
,
'
20%
16%
2174
104
5
common
177a
I"
49% May 31
14
pace
14,200
llj
7
21 y* Jun
For footnotes see
55%
15% Aug 26
68yaJun 25
101% Jan
102% Jan
18
3
54%
16%
Newberry Co (J J) common__No
N
Mar
56 74
21%
National U S Radiator
41% Jan 14
39% Mar 27
55 7a
100
N Y
8% Oct
22% Oct
94
5674
*8l7a
-National Tea Co
Mar 11
3
34% Feb 28
85% Feb 23
5674
l
New
Apr
3
6
5074--
10
87
103
351
Jan
4
55%
5
York Central..:
30
75% Nov 28
57 74
100
Chicago & St Louis Co__.
64% Jan
34% Dec
5674
com..5
N
19
28 y2 Dec
7,500
5
New
12% Nov 27
21
1274
1
July 29
36% July 25
29'/* Jan 10
32% Dec 26
Jun
1274
6%
26
480
12%
100
Nehl
7,500
148 74
12%
7% preferred A.
Natomas
11,500
147
1374
No par
Fibre
13,900
39
1
Co
National Vulcanized
11%
23%
38%
5
Co common
National Theatres
11%
21.7b
.
.
12%
40
16
2,400
12%
3974
May!7
800
,
1274
4274
974 Sep
.
13%
42
1
13
12%
40%
14% Jan 11
-
11%
,
10
41%
3
Oct
1497b
38
17% Mar 19
3
14874
427i
21
Dec
149%
41%
9
9
13% Dec
75
149%
*
j
40',i
Jan
42% Oct
15
Jan
15°
417b
3
5% July 18
13% May 28
By* Mar
149
32%
61
12% Feb
39.74
63
U
10% Dec 26
24
38%
32%
37% Mar 11
™
23%
39%
11%
18
61%
80V*Jan
S-if
7-4
11%
24
3974
National Sugar Ref Co_—___No par
National Supply (The) Pa
5
21'/* July 18
11
U
35,4 Oct
2
23%
.
14
Oct
3
13,200
327V
2174 Oct
Jan
14 74
13%
20
48
44
1474
31
Jan
13
44
1574
¥
149
*147
100
13
45%
14%
National
11
15
39%
13
44
1574
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast_.No par
National Shares Corp
No par
National Steel Corp
10
11
Dec
117/a'
24%
39
13
4774
4
Oct
16/4 Oct
Oct
11%
2374
39%
13%
15%
4
7.2/2 Apr 12
7
12
25%
39%
>
15V*Sep
14% Sep
4
48% Oct 24
20
36
11%
23
*13
*45%
y8
47% Jan
14
20
58
15%
23
16y2Jan
Sep 10
T
4074
Jan
32% Feb
20
Gas
13
15 74
"
pfd series of 1951
46
11
10
77% Aug 17
67% Nov
f
y*%
13
46
15%
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp
4
13'/a
47
10
preferred A
National Can Corp
National Cash Register.
National City Lines Inc
National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
3
13
15 74
1
Inc
common
7%
97
Oct
Fibres
Corp
Co
Apr 25
Nov 30
33% Dec 28
Biscuit
Aug 22
35 h
100
Dec
64
Automotive
udi
National Fuel
154
5
e
N>.•
19% Jan 25
132
11% Jan
3
Acme Co
46%
1
;
Oct
14% Sep
42% Aug 14
34% Jan 23
21 y8 Mar 19
5
1
Corp
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Pharmacal
;
common
-
Co..
l
10
25
1.25
20%
11%
*24
29 V8
22
12
a
19%
11%
11%
2474
*24
2474
29%
29
2974
11%
*24
2974
a
•
*8074
IS 7 4
81
-
20%
1174
*80
8174
*79
%
80
*81
82
*81
83
18%
11
390
30
180
50
30
20 >4
42,000
1174
11,500
11%
11%
24%
2474
2474
24%
24%
110
2974
2974
30
28%
29%
4.900
! :
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
(1645)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
l«n|e for Prevl#u
STOCKS
le#r 19r.6
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
"
NEW YORK STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
LOW AND
Tuesday
Oct. 7
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 8
Sales for
Thursday
*
Oct. 9
the Wee*
Friday
Oct. 10
Shares
Oct. 11
o
49
Dec
58*4 Aug 13
14
46% Oct
11
99 Vb Dec
13
110 V# Jan
4
88
Jun
24
10134 Mar 18
4.40%
78
preferred.
20
100
Jan
5
76% Jun
27
'89
29
3.90%
1
4.56%
4.44%
preferred—
preferred
Dec
95
Dec
18
110
Jau
11
89% Aug 12
£2% Dec
31
109% Feb
10
88
33% Jau
4
24% Jail
10
52% May
47% Apr
•43
a'Ha Nov 1
a7% May 29
*3% Jau
104
8
Jun
21
31% Oct
11
14
Jan
9934 Mar 25
44% Jan
29% July 16
4
44% Jun
16% Sep 26
81 % July 24
24 % Oct 10
26
Ohio
9
103% Mar
Jurt
38
3
July 10
19% July 13
Jan
14
Ohio
Jan
3
97
Jan
15
28*4 Mar
Oil
12
common.
Oklahoma
*80
81%
100
"91
93
*91%
93
100
*89%
90%
*88'%
89%
No par
com—10
34%
33%
34%
33'%
34 %
31%
33 3A
x38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38
38'A
20
Co
*16%
17
16%
16%
*16%
17
17
17
•163A
17
*82
84
84
*82
84
*82
84
*82
84
,
series
Natural
*88%
81%
:
4.24%
47%
90
90%
*80
;
Elec
&
48
88%
47%
89
10c
Co
Gas
47%
47%
100
;
;
preferred
Preferred
7
Co
preferred
Oklahoma
4%
18
.
Edison
34
100
Gas
7.50
24%
*82
24%
24%
46%
88
88
*80
81%
4,100
240
40
93
*91%
93
*91%
93
89%
89 %
25 Vb
%
80
46%
90
80
*88
80%
*91%
47%
47'A
48%
DO
80%
*88
89 %
*88
89%
30
31 Va
32%
29,900
38
38
25
300
——-k
24 Tb
41%
24%
24%
43%
24%
44%
24 Ta
4,400
-
40%
42
98%
98%
3,600
9%
93/4
16,700
9,600
Olin
43
Nov 29
105
Nov
It
62% Aug
2
40% Oct
11
130 % Aug
2
97
23
17% Jan
9
107% Jan
9
20
May 28
803A Dec
33% Feb
31
14
Sep
9*4 Oct
75
50% July 26
Oct
Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Common
6134 July 11
129
10
11
43%
100
98%
i
»„
Oliver
11
90% May 31
.
5
preference 1951 series
Corp common......
;
4%% convertible preferred
Conv
July 11
13% Jan
May
95%
2
Juiy~23
12
49% Jun
19
Otis
21% Sep
77
39% Feb
25
37% Jun
11
Outboard
73
86
10
17
Mar 26
Apr
15% Oct
10
59
Nov 20
91
July
37% Oct
10
60
Nov 27
84
July 11
57% Oct
11
16*4 Sep
98*4 Dec
106
6
5
11
104
11
43
Mar 13
88% Aug 26
96
Jan
Nov
30
£% Jan
10
16% Oct
8
17*4 Jan 22
17% Jan
22
102 % Jan
Ocfr
13
Nov~27
Jan
16
26% Jan
44% Oct
11
40
Jan
12
33% Sep
25
54
Jan
12
20% Oct
10
142% July 16
152% Feb
9
116% Sep
121
63% Mar 28
26
6*4 Dec
28
Mar
9
16% Jau 27
9
43% Apr
30% Now 29
Dec
57%
100
93 %
15
32%
♦88%
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
8
5%
Inc
preferred
81% Jun 13
Pacific
2C
39% Apr 10
33% Jan
9
132
Jun
T
Oct
11
13734 Mar 12
6%
11
11
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
6,200
21%
32,100
•79%
15%
•15%
41
37%
41
59
57%
573A
57 Va
58
933A
91%
92'/a
90
92
30'/a
31%
30
90
89
57%
57%
57%
94%
*92%
31%
32 %
31*%
32
89
88
%
88'%
88%
88 Va
9%
12
12%
*19
41
9%
*9%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
*9%
*
20
20
20
39%
40
39'%
393;
48% Dec
13
53
Dec
26
86
31
103
Jan
6
84% July 23
36% Jan
3
28 '4 Jan
Dec
41
Oct
10
86% Jan
4%
10%
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
23% Jun
19
19
39
38
38%
45'A
45%
45%
45%
45 %
453/4
m»
35:",
35%
36
353/4
36%
22
22V*
•21%
22%
20%
2 Ha
100
117%
118%
116%
118%
117%
117Tb
116 %
118
36%»
21%
116% 117%
123%
124%
123
124
122%
122%
121%
121
5%
121%
4%
Consolidated
Corp-
14%
13 Vb
13%
1
5'%
5%
1
14
43%
...
5
5%
5
13%
14%
43
3% Oct
2
18% Sep 26
27% Sep 26
13%
13%
24
45% Mar 29
12
10
62% July 25
26% Jan
2
20
16% Jan
18
22 % May
Parmelee
2% Oct
11
14% Jun 25
37
Jun
8% Oct
4% Jan 24
11
21% Oct
21
11
12% Jan
31
2
41% Mar 12
39
24*4 Jun 21
29% Jan
Jan
78% Nov 29
13
23% Sep
9
28% Mar 27
11
22% Sep
20
75
Jun
27
21% Oct
8
101
.,.30% Jan 23
Jan
9
43% July li
16% Jun 18
Nov 30
45% Jan 23
66% Sep
49% Feb 29
68
Dec
■
12
4
Peninsular Telep
5
|1 preferred
28% May 16
28
81.32
w
-
85% Mar 13
<
2
2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
106
Jan 29
Penna
Glass
Sand
Corp
;
9
Penn-Texas
32% Oct
11
25% Jan
8
Oct
11
35
$1.60 preferred
;
40
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
—5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke_
25
Peoria <fe Eastern Ry Co
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
L
33%c-
45% Nov 20
16% Oct
.
,
•
25
July 15
14% Oct 11
3% Oct
51% Oct 26*
12
76% Mar 19
85% Sep .10
42% Sep 11
35%: Sep
26% Mar 14
35% Deo 19
Apr
17
10
96%.Dec
28
<
112% Jan 13
•'
102
27
Jan
15
Dec
Dec
24
77
Jan
4
87
10
99
% Sep 23
106
29% Nov
26
39% Oct
Feb
Aug
9
Aug 26
5
64
*
109% Jan
Deg. 14.
Deo lo
^85
65% July 15
97
Feb
25
63% Jau
2
23
19
36% Mar 13
Feb
91
3
Feb
23
4.30%
3
-4.68%
Jan
24% Oct
11
31% Apr 22
Phlla
12% Oct
10
18% Apr 13
88% Jan 16
Oct
4
45% Mar
40% July 22
70
Sep
11
82 " Feb
0
12
91
69
AUg 13
77% Feb
3
96
May
46*4 Oct
8
1
40% Dec
Oct
5
16
"D9% Mar 14
17
£9
> Mar
15% Jan
9
56% Dec
59% Jan
102
Feb
9% Oct
943; Jan
8
21
10
36% Oct
11
3
39% Jun
26
3
89
Feb
5
,4% preferred
3.90% series preferred—
13% Jan "3
96% Jan
2
J3% Jan 4
4% Jan
3
94
May
6
3
70%
9
28% July 25
45
86
26
96
Dec
7
100
32% Feb
,
Dec
89
13
16% Jun
8
Apr 10
Apr
4
50% Nov
preferred.
Phillips Petroleum
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
11
21% Apr 23
Piper Aircraft Corp—:
22
7034 July 12
27% Mar 20
Pitney-Bowes
11
93
6
11
46% Jan
16 '4 Oct
11
20% May 16
149
Dec
11
163% Jan
16
142
Aug 28
150
140
Dec
21
170
23
134
Jun
25
160
18% Oct
10
7
7r
Jan
10
96*4 Apr
3
6% Feb
10
8% Sep
10
24% Feb
9
39% Dec
17
Oct 23
84% Apr
4
78
81% Deo
7
23% Nov 19
132
92% Apr 27
35% May 14
11
45% Nov J 5
7%. Dec
31
63% Dec 27
37% Dec
117
Aug 10
10% May
May
74
108-
Nov
29
21
Dec
3
26% Dec
30
26% Mar J 4
120
July 25
35% Mar 8
11
32 3,4 Jan
10
82% Dec
21
103% Feb
IS
65 % Dec
26
89% Dec
17
104
Feb 15
•
Potomac Electric
443; Jun
21
51% Sep
18
Procter
Oct
10
30
48
11
40
11
Jan
Oct
20'2 Sep
4
19% Sep 26
102% Sep 12
May 20
May 9
79% Mat 19
24% Feb
23% Feb
4
Feb
7
4
118
24 *4 Jun
28
82% Feb
29
Feb
77
Sep
11
92
82% Oct
4
92
28% Jun
24
4
■
Feb
4
27
Mar 13
Sep
18
95
3
29% July 25
74% Jan
3
23*4 Oct
11
90% May 22
1
50
Oct
10
4
51% Apr
5
32% Oct
11
66% Apr 24
48% Jun
6
For footnotes see
page
24.
guaranteed preferred
Metallurgical Inc
16
62% Oct
27% Jan
15
100
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pitts ton Co (The)
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co
5
7%
22% Jan
22 % Jan
106% Feb
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
•
83
1
Feb
1
&
10
10
2
Co
&
Power Co
Gamble.
Publicker Industries Inc com
$4.75
cum
5
No par
preferred
*46
88
83
83
83
90
90
101
101
„
'
26%
25'%
13'A
13%
12%
13%
13
57'A
57
57
57%
42%
•71
*71
74%
•71
74
•67%
74- ;■
•93%
98
39%
40Tb
43'A;
43'A
91'A
*90
38%
42%
•90
17%
17%
16%
58%
56%
58
20%
19
19%
20
*86
"
88
•84%
88
•86 *%
88
147
•139 %
•136%
21%
18%
:
:
88
67'A
68%
64
7%
7%
57
40%
41'A
74%
74
67
•64%
9%
9%
9%
39
.
_
36%
91'A
1,700
42
91'A
•90
4,200
15%j
15'A
16% s
101,900
38%
,
41%
42%
; 2,200
98
*93%
98
60
10,200
74%
•70
1,400
56 Va
55%
57
•84%
87
89
•84
88
19%
18'/a
.
6,900
19
*
•40
*
i
33%
16'A
16%
11,100
16%
32%
33%
16%
16 3/4
•136V4
20 %
21%
*71
•70
3,000
'
80
24 3i
128
-
•120
24%
*
,
18%
65%
7%
7%
73%
*78%
79'/a
24
23
63%
58Tb
88
•88
83
88
18%
19
18%
18T'«
273;
28%
27%
28
24%
25
23%
24%
24
24
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
50%
51
50%
51%
6%
6%
•69%
71
500
5,400
,
J.
25,800
55'/a
57 Vb
80'A
*
60
29
6 Vb
128
88
19%
50%
128
57%
90
*69%
•120
87
19
63b
23
61
28%
70
77%
22
89
59%
61%
■j.
'
76%
23%
•120
128
•120
128
6,300
19,600
•
'
61%
9,700
7%
78 3;
•
90
10,400
73
"
'
*23%-
i.
.
19%
19%
•70
73
78%
,
19
67 %
7
7%
20'/a
•70
*70
*
-
-
19%
7%
21%
139
18%
65V»
19
64 »A
147
138 3A
138
138
66
65
79%
23%
'
*139'/a
147
•139%
19%
20%
.
*
74
•78%
75
•78%
138
19'A
7%
23%
6%
13%
57
41 %
33
147
67
7%
20%
70
12%
57'/a
86
34%
*139%
138
203a
*120
13%
60
TO
19,900
14,100
24%
.*85
84%
*86
-V
24%
56'A
20%
V70
260
•.
137 %
24'A
101
'7W)
;
Y
25%
~
20 Va
136
•100
101
19'A
.*84'A
'
19%
84'A
■
147
*139%
91
~
89
-
•89
16%
.
•
*84%
91%
42
.
17
58
*57
83
*90
:
43
91%
16%
17'A
Vb
58
83
37%
:
39%
42%
82
*937/8
98
•90
91'A
97'A
9%
:
7,000
35%
20%
97
1
•67%
:
9%
38%
39%
35%
*20%
97 Va
•70
74
•93%
98
42%
-
'
9%
9%
14,t»00
35%
40%
74%
•67%
9%
9Tb
1-10
44%
20%
•57
.1
42%
78
-
•93%
-
41%
88%
43%
12'/a
57%
42
42Ta
88%
44% *
243/a
13%
57'A
42%
8,300
883/4
3/4
»10O
25%
25%
25%
25'/v
"
»
1
99%
5,800
Y.900
52%-
50
~
-
89
83
90
54
82
83
'
99%
'
3%-
35%.
;
97'A
•88
94
; 15%
20%
;
20%
97
90
'
3%
97'/a
36
20%
101
900
14%
■
3%
43 Va
35%
•99
34,300
•-49
t
98
♦88
*92
16
15%
52
20%
;
94
.
'
X83
■
..
1
97-
36%
100
55
•48
3%
97
353;'
19%
49
*92
•96
•20'%
900
7,100
.
V 18 3A : 19%:
19'A
:
46
16 %
Pitts
52%
7,000
-
32'A
39%
90
45 '/a
33%
24
333;Sep
20 Va
•883A
95 1
45%
16%
19% Jun
65
44'%
36'A
20%
*88y;
.
45Tb
34%
Poor
38
45%
17'A
32'A
48'/a
543/4
16%
32 a4 July 22
5
95
*88%.
54
62.000
■
52'/a
3%
33/b
3%
54%
33%
11,
Aug
3%
52%
17%
21% Oct
9% May 15
3%
55'A
6
'
16%
34%
7
72
3%
54%
_
95,500
16'A
39
94
15%
16%
16%
3
1
,
•92
94
180
91
32%
.!
19%
34
20% Sep
Mar
16
16%.
-
40 Va
49
1
38
1
26% Jan
Jun 20
59
1
12
Jun
49%
•92
94
v
16%
430
39'/a
•
19'A
6,000
92%
* 32%
x
49
"
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
11
6
26
18
19%
49%
200
41%
17%
17%
16%
17
8,200
v
-
'A
5%
6
5%
40%
•52%
59 v..
19
-
33
40
'
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co-
Feb
64
22 % Dec
5
14
Jun
_10
$4.80
26% Oct
2
49% July 25
40*4 July 24
88% Mar 29
21 % Dec
July 12
li
31
10
128
4
29% July 25
135
Mar 29
80% Oct
155
Dec
35% Nov 29
71
11
Oct
31
55
Dec
22
10
80% Feb
7
Jan 23
85
Dec
90
16
Apr 20
40*4 Apr
6
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
21
11
84
25
23
76% Oct
13
8% July 19
37% Jan
11
31
Jan
73% Sep 24
85% Jan
55% Oct
Jun
22
10
1
Dec
•
11
19
24
13
8
Oct
Feb
28
90
Oct
7
19% Oct
71% Nov
Dec
36% Jan
30*4 Jan 23
64
Jun
Feb
6
31% Jun 21
-
•52%
19Tb
49 %
36-
$5 convertible preferred—No par
preferred (conv)
No par
Mar 26
32% Oct
Inc
16%
,
.
-
No par
1
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com
08% May 15
19
60
49%.
*92
100
—5
25
—
Jan
9
16
•32%
32%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp coml—1
5%
'!
41
9%
18 % Oct
20*4 July 27
Jan
.
32'%
40%
♦67 %
53
84% Oct
89% Feb
91
16%
5%
16%
100
15% Oct
May"!.
Jan
22% Feb
90%
16'/a
91%
17%
5%
41%
.19%
1"
3
100
5
100
Corp——
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common.
3%%
i
*
Dec
12% May 25
-
& Reading
90%
16%
5%
16%
32%
•52%
-No par
100
100
100
100
—
Phllco Corp common
57
71
'
9.80%
104% Feb 19
July 11
94*/aT*Krrt2
47.
1
preferred
preferred—
preferred
preferred
16
-
16
No par
$1 conv preference com
5
41%
preferred
4.40%
16%
17%
92
*91
5%
32 %
.100
—l
Pfelffer Brewing Co
;
5
Pfizer (Chhs) & Co Inc common—1'4% 2nd preferred (conv)—100
Phelps-Dodge Corp—
12.50
6
78*4 Nov 27
..,
:4% %
92)
;'i 41
■
12,500
53'/a
55
•52%
92
'
'
91 %
17%
'
5
:•
26,600
13%
>
52%
-
91
,
"
91
10
common
Pet Milk Co common
1
105% Apr
1
94% Feb 12
106
RR
Phlla Electric CO common—_No pftr
40% May 21
"
17
7
*
11
series preferred
Petroleum Corp of Amer—
7
'
*
20% Dec
84 % Deo
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 26
20% Jun
6% Aug
*
19% Aug 14
93% Sep 17
107
•
'
10
423; Feb
40% Mar 23
4
'
'
93
7% Mar 12
<'
54% J an 23
-
45% Feb
1
22% Apr 12
3% Nov 26
37% Feb 10
93% Oct
3
Mar
105
'
2
Jan
54
Dec 27
32
11
4.40%
13'A
-•
6,700
23%
22%
:
13%
55
42%
90'/a
Pennsylvania
77%
42%
17%
7
24
77
24'A
120
23'/a
*22%
«
200
23%
23'/a
42%
10
22% Jan
13% Jan
1,600
50
52%
54' '
-
92%
7
2,800
52 Vb
54
90%
11
24
;53%
.
5
'■
77%
22%
13 %
'
13,900
273/4
•22%
; 23%
76%
55%
57
•54%
57
55.
553/a
92%
Oct
10
55
•_
41%
Oct
18% Oct
'
41%
July 18
52% Oct
•22%
92%
5
3
23%
24
93
16
Jan
.
41%
90
26% May 18
%
25
*23'/a
*223A
24
41'A
Mar 29
96
24
92'A
Feb 29
SepTlT"
24%
•22%
100
100
19% Jan 13
18% Oct 24
23»/a
8%
21'/a
50
•
52%
•22 %
13%
28
64*
*50
23%
24%
109
49% Apr 24
85
Apr 20
24% May »
52%
•22 '/a
77%
19
7
•50
13%
Dec
Oct
52%
23'%
23%
*54'/a
8%
27%
•50
800
27'/a
22%
27%
76%
Nov 29
16
22
41%
preferred
Corp
9
27%
No par
Light com
4%%
Feb 23
•
23
27'/a
27%
11,300
53%
21%
87/a
8%
8%
223/4
8%
23
13%
Dtec
39
3,300
24'A
tl
6
2%
76%
21
13
2%
133%
91
35% Feb
3
2%
75
9
31% Jan
3
21%
27
1
3
14'A
90% Oct
21% Jun 27
10,900
3
24%
40% Jun
32% Oct
20%
76
3
Jan 25
22
19%
14
2
101
22
24
48*4 Jan
-
52%
22
20
75 %
112% Mar
17
55
20
1
.10
1
92% Deo 27
&
53
22
•22'%
56
43
20
27'%
24
55'A
10,200
32'A
22 %.
22%
-
24%
*22%
10
89
•41
43
23%
♦22%
43% Nov 26
Penn Power
43
_1
Pennroad Corp (The)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
July
31%
52
52
.•23%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
16
•87%
32%
55%
8%
9'A
No par
preferred
$1.30 preferred
Penney (J C) Co
May 31
41%
87'A
31%
2%
27%
No par
25
25
25
common
40% Jan
13*4 Oct 11
51% Sep 25
49% May 16
6
Jun
87
42'A
87%
'•
56%
55
23 %
3.50
11,600
41
33
20
3Vb
8%
42%
43%
22'/#
3%
27%
36,700
54%
1
23 »A
13%
20
20 Vb
5
12 3A
89
•41
5,500
4%;
*
440
19%
19%
25
43A
5
•41'/a
k
900
3,780
-
22%
•22%
6% conv prior preferred
Penlck & Ford
28% Jun
7
*41%
56%
22'A
No par
Transportation
43
8,10O
122%
32%
42%
33%
22'A
Peabody Coal Co common
10
32
363A
*20%
•87'A
43%
89
•87%
56'A
Patlno Mines & Enterprises.
Apr 10
27% Oct
3
24% Mar 26
25% Nov 14
•f
43
Oct
Nov 27
13
34
•41%
42'%
89
33%
22
20*4 Dec 21
Oct
♦87'A
42% Feb
24s,a Jun
26
100
38 % Jun
"
37
No par
preferred
10
1
7,200
45%
22%
6% Mar 12
12% Jan 23
44%
2,000
38%
17% Dec
8
600
200
20
38%
46
57% Apr 17
30% Jan
9
427/a Dec
Aug 27
40% Jan
4
2,000
22%
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
'
29
300
9
9
9%
11'A
loo
Common
16
May 17
86% Jun 11
180
45%
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
95
2
5,000
89
Va
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
27% Nov 29
2,400
34%
-No par
preferred
9,400
••
1
30 3A
•
*18%
-
39%
39 '/a
16,400
11 %
11
*
20
•18%
60
300
15%
9%
11%
11%
•89
93A
11%
*11%
9%
80
80%
93%
12
160
15%
32%
25
Pacific Telep & Teleg common
Tin
41'/a
21
37'/a
93%
11%
„
Mills—.
Pacific
403A
22%
16%
58%
1
Lighting Corp———Nop**
Pacific
42%
22
81.
44
5
——jlq
41%
42%
81
*15 To
16%
41
0
;
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
4% Oct
12% Oct
9
21*4 Mar 20
Fisheries
Amer
75
42%
81
76
77
23'%
6.25
Pacific
2
'/a
22%
*80
16*4 Jan 31
Jan
42
*15%
60,900
•79
43
46%
93A
•76
77%
23
16
17% Jan 22
100
9%
10%
9%
22%
80%
common
(5 preferred
9%
42%
16
11
27
44%
23%
No par
Paper Co
98%
100
*76
80%
cumul preferred—
43%
100
76
45
11
11% Oct 11
18% Aug 28
33% Jan 21
35*4N(«F129
128
15
76
1
Oct
9
40
122% Sep 28
4%
Oxford
44%
100
9%
1
10% Oct
28%
2
2
Jan
No par
(The)—
Fiberglas Corp
Corp
Corning
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Oct
Oct
51% May
Co
76%
22%
30c
10%
43
6.25
Corp
42%
98%
'
76%
100
—,
Marine
Overland
66% July 25
90
£0
47
Owens
3
Jan
30
27
Feb~10
Outlet
68
S
Jan
31%-Qct- 91
Sep 19
16% July 15
-
18
Oct
35
23*4
2
Elevator
45%
100
10
81
1,400
1,700
19
18
18
27%
26%
27%
22%
23 %
21 Va
22%
6,100
21%
21%
21'A
21%
5,200
50%
51
49 %
50'/a
13,600
6'/a
20,900
*18%
-
27
-
51%
6
63b
6
6%
*69%
70
!
39'A
49%
4,400
34%
35
•69%
70 %
71
7,600
40
40'%
41
39%
40
39%
34%
35
34%'
34%
35
34%
34%
No par
*69%
70%
•69%
70%
68
68%
67
67%
100
25
25
-100
20%
20%
•21
21%
•102 'A
No par
29%
29 7 b
29%
293;
No par
100
100
100
—10
25%
25%
25%
25%
•81
82
82%
•81
82%
82%
81%
*81
•81
80%
84%
84%
83%
*82%
•82 %
•81
84
83
*82%
•81
preferred4.30%
preferred—.
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co.
85'A
84%
85%
85%.
•83 Va
84%
*83%
23%
24%
233;
23%
23%
24%
23%
23'A
24%
55
52%
53
54
351%
30%
34%
33 3 8
343,4
5
54%
35%
52 3
No par
54 %
50
Pullman Inc
20
Public Serv Co of Colorado
Public Serv Co of Indiana
3%%
preferred
4.32% preferred4.16%
preferred—.
4.20%
preferred
:
Pub Serv El & Gas com
$1.40 dlv preference com
4.08%
preferred.
4.18%
Pure
Oil
:
(The)
-
—10
*19%
21
106
X39%
34%
21
*102 %
•83
403/,
-
.
22%
*20%
21
106
*102 'A
•102%
106
29%
•
293f,
25 %
25%
85
34%
36
21
29%
29%
29 Vt
25%
25%
25%
,
106
29%
•102'A
106
'
4,100
320
22
•20%
'•
66
•21
20%
193;
.
65
22
*21
*21
21
85%
%
24
■
a
'
25%
50
51
32Tb
33%
'T
100
500
1
'
17,000
i2,300
80
230
8,800
6,200
36,100
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1646)
Monday, October 14, 1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
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Hljbtil
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S»n<e Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1956
Levee*
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pat
Tuesday
Oct. 7
.
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 8
Thursday
Oct. 9
K
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Friday
Oct. 10
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baares
Q
33% Jan
7
35% Mar
Ma? 28
31
39% Sep
>7
Quaker Oats Co (The) coinmon—S
6% preierred
1
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
40
May 13
Radio Corp of America com__No par
78
*
2
138
13
5
Feb'
20
123% Aug 13
19% Dec 26
33% Apr 19
26% Mar 26
29% Jan
J3% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
28% Oct
Feb
153
Nov 21
130
37%
37%
37%
27
37%
37%
27%
-
128%
128%
27%
37%'
37%
128%
129
26%
27,
*26%
37%
129
128
128
2b
37%
37%
128 ^
128%
128%
27 V«
2b %
2b %
%
5,000
130
1,000 •
R
87% Feb
15% Dec
53% Jan
23
44% Aug
28% Nov 29
12
Dec
59% Jun
7
16% OCt 11
11% Mar 14
3
34% Jan
$3.50 1st preferred
.6
11
Mar 22
19 % Mar
27
24
44% Jan
23% Aug
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayon ier Inc
*
37% Apr
33% Jan
40
20%
67%
677b
677a
20
1974
20;.
5174
52
.
5174
5174
517-4
l
18%
19
18% '. 1874
5174
Reading Co
34% Jan
Sep 26
2.50
,
20% Jan
Dec
39
38
Feb
18% Oct
30% Apr 11
11
15
18%
X28%
29(4
50
Jan
*36
36 %
<
50
% noncum 1st preierred
4% noacum 2nd preferred
2
10
41% Apr 12
Real Silk Hosiery
31% Jan
6
7% Sep 30
5
Jan
Reed Roller. Bit Co
12
12% Jan
,
.
Reeves
8
Reis
6
Nov
27
10% Mar 14
15
Jan
27
18% Mar 14
4% Sep
13% Sep
6% Feb 28
19
11
15% July
.
Bros
*31%
32 (2
•Jt
*35
41
Reliable
8
Jan
Stores
28% July 19
Reliance Elec
23% Oct
30
Mar 29
Reliance Mfg
62
Feb
3
32% Jan
10
54% July
13
10
*
3
Oct
16
5% Oct
*
20(4
27%
18
15% Jan
10
1034 Oct
10
42% Feb
13
60% Dec
17
43% Oct
10
34% Dec
31
45
25% Dec
27
28% Dec
29% Oct
Apr 24
21
10
9% Feb
14
13
85
8
10% July 26
45% Feb
39
Mar 12
Oct
11
4%
1
7
70
SI
Sep
12
Apr 26
89% Jan 16
»1
Dec
21
105% Jan 11
17% Dec
5
37 ye Mar 15
70
Apr 26
V
Jun
Co
common
pfd 3%%
,
/
8%
62% Oct
32('2
,
20
'V
19
*13%
36%
Oct
62% Feb
24%
24%
24%
11
18% Jun 29
23% Jan
19% Jan
2
4% Oct
7
2
*55%
preferred
10
11
11
28% Apr
35
Apr
21% Jun 26
28'A Jun
25
27% Dec
10
Feb
27
362% Dec
90
Nov
13
12
22
30% Aug
2
37% Apr 26
9
17%
187 a
27
2774
36%
3574
3534
100
31%
30(4
30 %
200
40
___
510
Apr
2
322
105
Jan
16
89
13
20
Occ
24
Feb
*
10
46%
48%
31%
5
31%
17%
10
35 % Nov 29
27% Feb
Dec
28
8
Nov
28
11
12
28
*35
..
20(4
18%
1974
8%
8%
8 (a
8(b
7%
8
5%
*4%
5%
47a
47 a
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r
-
18-%
197s
2,500
2.7C0
_1
28%
37
36%
36%
3634
367a
1,800
23%
24
23%
24
23'a
24
1,900
*54%
,
57
*54%
57
*54'a
57
700
14%
13%
5(4
*1U":
11%
10%
10%
io,J.i
1074
43%
11%
46%
44%
45%
43%
44%
43'a
44'4
80,200
31
31%
30 J/2
31%
29%
30%
29%
29
29%
29/4
23%
29%
26
28
5,700
21,000
28%
30%
46
8%
50
42%
42%
X41%
61%
J 60%
%
,
4H
29%
8%
8%
8%
r.
:.V
61%
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82
:
147.1
6
31,100
7,000
..
V."
800
,.
%
8%
8%
8 '/b
8'A
19,200
43%
40%
43'%
39'%
40%'
78,900
41%
41: "
41
41%
41%
1,500
59%
59%
27,100
■
61%°:
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*
:k
8 3»
8
•.
•
61
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13
41
v,'.
41%
15% '
42%
•.
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41% •44%
•;
82
*
14
x1374
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44%
60%
14
5%
1
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300
13%
36%
5%
series
100
74%
74%
74%
Preferred
series
100
91%
91%
; 92 %
l
13%
13%
:
4.50%
61
59%
82
•.
Manufacturing
Co__
93 J/4
13%
*71
13 Vz
2 %
69%
23
21%
21%
4%
4%
4%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls,com__l
26%
28%
26 %
6
8
2%
5s
5%%
80
*71
75
75
*74
92 "
12%
preferred series A
Corp
Rome Cable Corp
Ronson Corp
July 24
2
10
Royal Dutch
Pet
Ruppert
Ruberoid Co
93
80
(The)
.*
23
-...
34%
34%
28%
28'%
27
337
26%
350
90
*86
90
23%
'
26%
:
23
26 %
f
20%
21
.4%
4%
26%
*33
8,900
26 %
26
35
.
700
4%
8.300
34
-
100
28%
27%
27
26%
27
267a
27%
322
339%
*86
22%
322.
90
4,900
14,100
328'a
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20
21
1,780
90
20
21%
25%
24
25%
32%
31%
9
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.
9:,i
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-9%
42%
447;i
41%.
24%
32
8%
25%
46 J,h
25%
24 %
25%
31!;:
30'/4
31
9
26%
32%
•J<
26%
"9% -10
31
26%
1
9
4,400
217o
■
45
10%
44%
45-!, t
9
-7,500
22%
27%
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-
.
"9%
43%
10%
43%
5
33,500
,
67%
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1
90
22%
'
10-
*
2( 4
■r
2174
*
22'%
26%
36 i
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600
<
'12,800
65%
26
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334
367
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4%
27%
;
2
2%
.
12 7
22 3 »
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28%
27%
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5
:
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28 %
;
78
92
22%
26% '27%
20%
X22%
I
1
20 Guilders
.
4%
13
2
/
92_;
12%
66%
:
27%
"
(Jacob)
21%
..
4%
69
28 %
351
20
100
1
Royal McBee Corp
15% Jun 11
V
4%
21%
1
Co
2%
*21
:
22 ^45
36
27
5
Aircraft
2-8
)",,67v-.
; 22
*35
Gas
4 %
Rohr
*21
.
13%
,
;
,
,
x28%
preferred
25
& El Corp.—No par
conv
Rochester
69
__No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
Rohm & Haas Co common
93
13.,
.
2..%'
2%
67%
22%
Trust
Corp
40% May 16
34% 'Aug
9
*
i
71%,
Selection
Oil
75
93
"
23-%
13% Jan
4
*74%
74%
?
"23%
60% Jun
26
41
5J/2
Riegel Paper Corp..
10
Ritter Company..
*
5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines—...
May 29
32
,
11
Feb
8% Mar
*35
'
15%
Richfield
*
22% Oct
5
13% Apr 26
42
.
5,900
19%
>
.
Rhodesian
33 % May 21
11
Oct
.
7% Apr
96
10
Oct
9%
38% Apr
9
29
10
39% Feb
Jan'll
44 % Dec 31
36'/a July 16
,
Oct
31%
93,100
5%
2.50
1
common
10
Rheem
31% July 24
423% May
8
Aug 23
31% Dec
32
•:
16%
,
Preferred. 3.60%
36% July 19
44% July 17
297/sMar 5
3
19
'
197 b
27'A
5%
4
27 % May
"
28
21% May 28
12~
Jan
4,200
187a
..
*4%
57
16
••
4
Aug
83% Jan
26% Aug 19
25% Feb 13
"
13%
1
3% Apr.
80
25% Jan 29
.
13%
*10%
6
*
6
137a
27
24 J/4
•5%
10
"
19
21% Oct
900
137a
35,100
'
10
5
20 r
--
36%
common
Common
4
:'*21% Jan 18
42% Aug 15
1234
7,000
•',.17%
*36
14
13%
'
84% Apr
16%
'!
-.1,000
51
27%
5%
37%
17%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
22
Mar
09
11
3174 Nov 29
51-
18%
63,500
'
-
197a,;:
36'%
.r-
8(4
13%
56%
*■
'
66% Jan 23
r-
30%
677a
.
19%
'
1374
,*36
-
207b
*
8(4
;
•
*4%
17
Drug Co
Reynolds Metals Co
4%% pfd series A
3
82% Jan
'
24
72%
51
,
16%
1874
19%
42
4%
*55
Rexall
46 % Mar. 29
*31%
*33
1
50c
series
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon Inc
4
73% Sep
24
87% Jun
12% Oct
51
2874
677a
-
27%
4
H-'"
Oct
49
1974
*36
*31%
,
28%
37%
10
5
5
100
Republic Steel Corp
65% May 16
9
10
Eng Co
convertible
$1
July 11
10 yfl Jan
■
52% July 22
6
68% Jun
41'Oct
87a
Corp
&
Republic Pictures
'
39% Oct 11
57% May
41% Dec 27
Conv
July 19
40
11
3
49% Mar 19
Aug
67%
19'/a
.
30%
67%
..
13%
36%
*36
21
21
—50c
Republic Aviation Corp
8% May 6
13% Apr 25
59% Jan
2
11
11% Dec
No par
"
1
10
8% Jan
Nov 27
6
July 31
43% Jan
18
61
28%
>
•
&
45
30% Apr 18
64% Apr
4
3
5
Co—
div prior preiference
$1.25
,
Mills
Inc.
(Robt)
40 % Aug 20
18% Jan
,
18 (b
-
;. 18% <19%
5
50
common
4
10
'
1
11% Dec 26
Jan
36
Aug 13
30% Oct 11
31
•'
-1374
137b
14'A
13%
*
4
30%
-
No par
Ray-O-Vac Co—
Raytheon Mfg Co
1
23% Aug 13
4
35
33% Nov 23
30%
1974
,
67%
20
30%
.<29%
67 %
317a
67%
5
.
"
16% Mar 15
37% May
37 Vu Sep
No par
Ranco Inc—
r
13
July 19
31% Feb 14
3074
*
24
17
16% Aug
27
Jan
48% Feb 11
20% July 11
59% Apr 12
4
21% Aug
64% Jun 24
14
70% Nov 27
10
9%
8%
9
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'4
8,600
25
24...
800
-
/
<
9%
'22%
)
•
10.000
43%
140,600
24%
9,700
31
4,400
30:4
9
9%
3,700
71%
23,900
*
8
§0% Feb 14
71% Dec
17
80
Nov
30
97% Feb
112
Feb
13
155
3
17
38% Dec
5
52
22% Jan
3
-
14
176
Mar 19
25% Oct
11
<" 46
25 %
3
69% Dec
Feb
Aug 31
22
f;3M4 May 24
Jan
Sep
13% Oct
13
33
16
24% Dec
11
.;26%Jan 11
58
Oct
11
•74% Feb
i
Dec
78
137
13
91% Mar 23
Nov
7
311
Aug
Jan
5
215
Sep
40% Feb
9
235
155
-
Dec
12% Jun
8
2
% Mar
6
5
Feb
13
<304
Oct
Jan
2
25% Oct
11
7
85% Sep
9
,:17 % Oct
11
31% Feb
26
14
11
Feb
Oct
l,
16
22% Mar
9
Oct
75% Mar
300
*195
1st pfd
San
4.40% .series .A—;
Sobering -Corp..:.
"When
'*■
5%
issued
.
Sep 20
86
Mar
7
$3.40
AUg 30
102
Mar
7
$4 preferred
33% Dec
21
78
Dec
28
89% Mar
75;.
Jan
7
36
Dec
28
44% May
24% Oct
11
25% Sep
:
:
v
33% Jan
2
;
83
May
1
Scovii; Mfg Co common.
3.65%, preferred
36
20
Jan
4
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
87"
86
34%
^
17%
54%
75,,
88% :■
16 %
54
81
20
27
16% Nov 21
19% Feb 29
70% Nov 26
62% Oct 25
16% Aug 23
54% Feb 12
17% Jan
•
i
Dec
28%
Dec_20"
12% Jun
36% Jan
1
7
.Seaboard Finance Co.
4
3;
21% Feb 29
Sep. 19
Seaboard
Oil
,
Seagrave
Corp
Sep
25
i
16% Jan 24
29 % May 22
6
,
29% Jan
7
3
Seiberling Rubber Co..:
15% Jan
■
„
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,:
300
*195
v.
210
297
300
,
210
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210
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27'
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73 %
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16%
v.
'
26
-
:
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Sealright-Qswego. Falls Corp
Roebuck & Co
1
6
3
24
-24"
*
27
27%
12%
—1
i
24'%-; 241'
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12%
7
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87
26%
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79
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400 -
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26
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3,900
27%
.
16%
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65
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20
v
,
39,700
-
24%
24
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2374
,
*
24
267a
'27'a
26%
12%
.12(4
1178/ 12
9,200
2,200
49,800
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12
24'%
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"
3% Dec 27
?
7% Apr 27
2% Aug 12
43% Nov 26
63
Mar 15;
42% Jan
50
Apr 19
10% Oct
11
27.
10
39%
Jan~20~
8% Dec
14
62% Jan 10
59 %
Dec" 17
11% May
100% Aug
33
<
Oct
Oct
,,
Oct
1 •'
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon- Industries
2
Inc—
Shamrock
1
58% Jan
8
7% Mkr 12
9
33
,
"
ServeL Inc <comihon—
5% July 9
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
7
23% Nov 15
new
Sharon
Oil
&
Gas
11%
30%
32
28%^
35
36'%
Co
No par
..No par
9%
9%
7.50
72%
58%
12
<■
—£
33:.:
74%
20% Oct
11
,
OCt
8
*
6
10% Oct
11
17% Jan- 25
11
32% Apr
11
of America..
Signode Steel Strapping Co
49% Jan
17
Simmons
Oil
»V 58%
12%
;
Corp
(Frank G)
Shell
83
3 7ii
3%
•
57%
11%
31''
3%
3%
.
3r!8
37i
374
58%" 58%
4-
59%
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11%
11%
29 %
27
287k
27
33%
34
17,000
59
'.<-70
,»
11%
33
,
7,800
27,%
107 a
28^4 *
•
13
374
v
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.
11%.
;
20,500
"•
Steel
Shattuck
10% Sep
9
May 21
11
-
37/B"
57%
2.50
1
69% Oct
8
"3%
No par
'
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J
34%'
*
33%*: 343B
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9%
9%
72%
70';
J
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21%
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12, j 00
337a
974
72
70(4
22 (a
-
9%
9%
73 Va
72
227a
20'A
v
69 Va
2,900
21,500 •'
97 a
703a
Shell Transp & Tr—
18% Nov 29
29
13 % Feb
14
15% Jan
21% Feb
7
35% Mar 26
21% Oct
45% Jan
19
55% Apr 26
38% Aug 27
54% Oct 10
65% Jan
88
4
Mai 19
Nov
16
5
.
29% Jun
10
21%. Apr
30
89
New
York
Sheller
shares
Co
8
11
68% Jun
6
Sinclair
Dec
17
54% Oct
11
24% Jan
46% Jun
7
35
Apr
17
80% May 27
36 % Sep 23
55% July 2
20
Oct
10
23% Oct
2
20% Jan
11
30 % Oct
16%
3
Nov~2<r
32%
49% Sep 20
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
Jan"i2
15
64% May 10
11
Smith
Oil
Oil
Corp
July 10
12% Jan 24
23%
24
24
40
40 %
39%:
••'
24
40
E
22%
16%
t
11%
2214
v
,
16%
1674
16 7 a
17
117a
11%
117a
10%
24%
23%
38%
23%
21%
39(4
38%
39 %
55%
56
56
54'a
55 ('2
53
51%
53(4
49
52
4774
60%?
62
60
>'6074
56
59
54
Co
47% Oct
11
66% jntv 15
Socony Mobil Oil Co
25
21% Jan
18
Solar
11
10 % Jun
6
3,900
22%
10,300
1,600
38'/a
4.400
-■
23
16%
18%
51%
53%
17
17'/a
—1
•
5,100
31%
33%.
32''a
32%
31v8
33 %
427a
41%
42
37(a
40
3,500
21%
217a
20
2174
20
20
2,000
15 %
157 a
15%
15
49?i
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15%
49%
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517 a
15%
51 ca
18 7 «
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18
177 s
1874
18,400
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6%
8%
77a
8%
19,200
21
20 Va
207b
19%
20'A
5,900
48
45
45
22 34
15? 8 '
15%
.
52
50%.
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40,400
57
4274
21%
,
1,600
497a
32
42 7a
22%
54 %
-
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44
30 y4
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15
Inc
Co
34%
44%
5
Inc
32%
44,200
J: 11%
54 Vz
513,4
63 %
5
Smith-Douglass
Aircraft
58
54%
61
'3
,
16%
52%
56 J
10
Issued
21
,
16
11% '
23%;
39.'a1
55%;
;
1
*
10
(A O) Corp new
Smit-h-Corona Inc
When
11%
"
5
Co
15% Sep
7% Oct
,
24
13
Oct
8
Skelly
16
11%
No par
No par
Simmonds Saw & Steel
47% Oct
73
'72% May
17
11%
25
Jan
8
62% Jan 24
65% Jan 23
21%
22%
16%
1
;
21%
1
50c
ordinary
Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp
51
18"
17 Vs
...
18
.»
8,700
63,500
"
8%
South Amer Gold & Platinum— ..1
8%
8%
.
8%
8%
,
'
17% Jan
12
45
21
Dec
20% July 31
63% Jan 16
18% Jan
4-
4*
„
35% Nov
15
26y8 Sep
33
40% Jan
17
30
45
* Dec
12
Nov 21
2
23% May
.uy 16
24% Jun 20
26
jSep 23
,
39% Jan
11
35% Jan
25
61% Jun
13
64% July 27
23
Mar 16
20 % Jan
2
26% Oct
36% Oct
11
32
33% Jan 23
33% Apr 18
39% Dec 31
11
58*% Mar 23
35
11
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
32% Sep 26
45% Jan
16 % Aug 13
76% Oct
4
.19% Feb
8%
49%
44% Nov 29
19% Jan 11
29
Jan
31
38% Oct
1
17% Dec
6
64
Dec 26
91% Jan
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
4
38
12
95% Nov 30
16% Nov
1
21% Nov 29
96% Dec 31
11% Dec
19
70% Dec 28
22% Oct
i
<
<
Oct
10
28 %
-
July 19
26
Jan
22
21
May 28
Dec
47% Jun 25
4
44% Sep
Jan
12% Sep
23
17
6% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
18
73% Jan
103% Mar 6
24% Mar 20
29% Apr
2
105
July 17
16% Jan
3
83% Jan 17
31% Dec
7
For footnotes see page 24
8
4
3
Oct
Jan
3
65
Jan
25
61
July
04% Jan
10% Jan
11
Oct
7
1
12% Apr 11
72% Jan
7
22% Oct
15%
85
Oct
11
31%
45%
^
38%
37
37%
38%
35%
35%
34
,
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
8perr? Rand Corp common
$4.50
H
$*.50
preferred
Inc
common
preferred
r>
rv%
21%
22%
21,100
2674
27
37%
38
37%
37%
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37
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6,000
367b
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34 V*
35
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35
33
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21,500
-
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4,100
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17%
31 %
31%
30%
13 J/4
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100
82%
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82%
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13 %
12%
13%
19%
20%
18%
19%
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.
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86%
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87
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87
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,
67
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65%
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,
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300
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3%
60
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60
51%
49%
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82 y2
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9,300
-
7,100
20
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18 %
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11
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20
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3
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80
30%
19 Va
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u
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1,300
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25
14
17 (A
52 y2
13
18%
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17
31
60
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3074
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31
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.
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8,100
22%
27
34%
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22
27 /
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2.50
Co. $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
17%
4574
277a
I
80
3,400
227-a
1
Public Service Co
31%
453b
20
preferred
& Ohio stk tr ctfs
45%
2634
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r
100
48
26%
27
27%
100
non-cum
31
*30
*44%
27%
37%
r
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26%
38
36%
No par
No par
27% / 27%
•30%: 31%
22%
22%
22U
*27%
,
;•
45
45%
-
38
-
Spear &
8
10
Sep 20
63% July 1
*3034
23%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparton Corp
,28
2f*% July 15
98% Jan 15
31%
27%
Mobile
14
18
Sep
6% Jan
*30%
45%
Southwestern
8
12% Oct
10
10
81
10
26%
22%
(Del)
20%
•45
48
26%
27%
6%
17
20%
*45.-*
.
25
Southern Railway common
33% May 27
18% Jan 10
45% Apr
48
27%
South'n Pacific Co
July 17
46% Jan 10
•40
2034
20%
26%
25
Southern- California Edison
May 27
Jan
preferred.
*45
Southern Co (The)
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
25% July 10
81
20%
South Carolina E & G Co com.4.50
5% preferred
60
South Porto Rico Sugar com
5
2
51% Feb. 13
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'
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:
,
*
"
15,400
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27'/o ,27;!e
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;
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82
11
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11% Oct
.
23% Jun
,
11% Oct
23
28
13
14%
:
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76
1,100
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58
55'/4 :-S5%
54%
-
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25
^
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No par
preferred
'
72
68%
34%
i.i
27 %
■
23 %
69 5a
82'%
158
25%
'
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130
—
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86
19%
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95
12
14%
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Schick Incl.——:
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14%.
1
j
preferred—
300
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,
17%
18%
.
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15
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34%
18
36
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210
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23%.
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300
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87
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34%
5
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10
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convertible
27%
10
-
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Schenley industries luc.
"■>
27%
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100
Diego'Gas & Electric Co
Savage
\ 96% July 22
■'
5
23"b
>.
61-
63%
25%
r
70 %
82%
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,
14%/ 15%
-
300
105% Apr
40% Apr
Dec
2 3* *'a
.
15%
210
1
36%<6ep 20
W 29
Sep 25
15% Oct 11** T;. 22% May *2 9
53% Oct 11
64'% Jun 14
23%
15%
300
Sangamo Electric Co
25
23%
73%
,
<,"*81%
170
*25% -■■tr'jtfc**.
*200
2
11
Sep
39% May
17% July
26
•
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6
29
96
*150
25%
-73
•
.
81%
170
100
.
i3t Regis Paper Co common
23(4 Jun 13
13
Oct
29
67% Nov 29
77% Dec 19
48% Feb
.'
Feb
23% Jan
'
18% Oct 11
"63% Apr 20
t
48% Jan ' 3
>
81%
*155
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% noncum preferred
100
2
205
Preferred series A 5%
72 v; 73 %
"''81% "81%
75
73
.
July 17
May 23
32
•0
Mar 22
93
235
I 18
May 28
44% Feb
,
190
23% Aug 22
37% Mar 29
19
14.:
12
2
105
17
18
July
17
60% July 31
12
18% Jan
29% Jan
•3
82% July 15
Safeway Stores common
T_5
4% preferred
*
10
4.30.% conv preferred
i
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
.St Joseph Light & Power____No par
St L San 'F Ry:Co com..
No par
60% Feb
■
10%
65
66
25%
23%
2474
87
,
87
-
-
10%
10%
65
10%
65%
'
65
2274
26%
5,200
122,000
280
8,700
290
14,700
.
Number 5681
Volume 186
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1647)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
3674 Oct
77
Lowest
44% May 14
72 %
12% Jan
28
26
6
2
0% Jan
9
82% Feb
Standard
13
9% Jan
.2
Monday
EXCHANGE
42% May
Sep 26
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
37% Jan
91% Jan
2
'% Nov 30
6 V* Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
11
Brands
Inc
Pat
Coil
Products
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 8
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 9
Oct. 11
40%
40%
40*4
40 Va
40%
40
40*4
40
40 Va
72%
74
73
73
73 %
73%
72%
72%
727b
727,,
Co
250
7%
7*4
67 b
7%
674
6?a
4,900
3
25
3% May 22
43 V, Feb
12
Oil
of
11
59% July 16
4
62V4 Jan
Standard
38% Oct
Standard
Oil
of
5
68% July
62*4 Jun 10
Standard Oil
of
New
Jersey
Standard Oil
of
Ohio
common
94
58'% May
23
05
49% Jan
02% Apr
9
55% May 15
31
May 28
88% Dec 28
50
Sep
4
Aug 14
29
48% Jan
51% Oct
41% Oct
100 V* Mar 23
11
11
15% Aug
17% Jan
2
85% July 29
13% Oct 10
3
14*4 Jan
43% Jan 23
65% Dec
4
51 % Jan
19
81
Aug 15
13% Dec
28
15
12% May 29
13 Va Nov
21
7
Vii
7%
7
7%
.3
Oct
Jan
25
Va Oct
1
31% Nov
.7
25% Feb
15
35 V4
20 '% Sep
27% Mar 12
ia% Oct
11
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
14
•30'% Oct
1
12
10% Dec
31
39'% Apr
21% Jan
4
•17% Dec
11
22% Aug
8
17 '% Nov
27
20 Va Jan
26
17
31 Yu May 28
37% Dec
31
36
22 % Feb
9
5V4 Oct
19
Feb
8
,32
50
Aug
15%
101'% Jun
6
28
70% Jan
31
82
22% Jan
23
22% Nov
7
7
39
Feb
19
78
26
10% Mar
Nov
9
21% Jun
'.'35% Nov
25
940
July
21
29
Feb
9
55 V«
53?b
215,400
10
46*4
47%
46%
44%
45
42%
45
43 %
15,600
*85 V 2
87%
87%
*35%
8'4 Apr
11
14
3
„
Sun
18
Mar 20
74
15*4 Aug
2,000
Co_*
July 15
i_—___
26
9
$4 preferred 1—,—,
'* Symington Gould Corp
77
Sep
13
89
May
8
9
Oct
11
14
Apr
9
20% May
6
17
18-*B
uaii
60V4Jan
11
76'/a Jun
Temoo
31
8
13
3874 Oct
10
697b May
7
547b Feb
12
51
4
32
Feb
5
3874 Mar 26
18% Dec 28
187b Oct
10
Jan
10
157b Feb
12
31% Jun
19
457b May 17
30% Oct
11
40% Jun
4
5
117b Jan 27
33 Vb Oct
;
1
10% Jan
9
6
Oct
11
182% May
9
96
674 Dec 21
Jan
347b Feb
23
•
1
20*4 Oct
207b Dec 20
■"
297b Apr
477b Aug 21
1174 Jun 20
1074 Jan 23
14 Va Apr
28
15% Oct
28
62
'11% Apr
8
,
»•
1074 Aug 26
43
53
Mar 28
26
107b Jan
2
Nov.. 1
5374 Oct
11
80-
317b
32*4
1?
167b
'1674
12?b
13%
12%
127 b
17%
17*4
17%
*17
3974,
*22%
40%
39
40
22%
227b
227b
5Vb
49%
5%
50
11%
49'4
11%
6
11
Aug 27
5 Va
Apr
Inc
*17
5*4
5
conv
Va
49 %
49%
11%
H%
Fair
Thermoid
11%
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85 V
*83
a
11%
85%
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85
-
,
17Va
5
.
500
22,900
7,500
5,900
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1,500
5,100
200
37%'
397b
11,800
22
-
17%
2214
2,300
5 Va
47b
497b
477b
117b
*33
%
*17
,
117b
85%
5
59,300
491/a
11%
*83
6,200
3,400
85%
74
73%
73 Va
731/4
73%
72
V4
73V4
72
7274
5,100
23 %
22%
23%
22%
23
217b
227b
207b
21?b
5,900
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
217b
217 b
21
Vb
21 Va
3,100
*30%
31%
31%
31%
31*4
3074
3074
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30?4
72%
73*4
72
72%
71
71
.71
71
H
11%
10%
11
10%
107 b
1539
21
1615
21%
33
33
23
*22%
1540
par
197b
14G0
20%
32%
22%
*21%
30'4
30 Va
33*4
35*
33%
80Va
•
1074
107b
1510
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*79
57b
107b
" 4174
1360'
30
10
71
10 Va
23%
v
'191b
5'%
10%
1530
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19%
23
9%
1570
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32%
30%
30%
34% "35%
78 V a
78%
1
1385
21
191/a
32%
32 Va
32%
'.i>.
22%
217b
30%
29 ?b
217b
30 Va*
V
35%
33
34V4
,
870
20
5,300
31 74
20
32 % *
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80%
800
1455
19%
20%
'
200
34,500
1174
32
1,500
*21
297b
12,400
33:
81
331%
20,100
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9%
9%
9'4
9%
9%
9%
197b
197b
197b
19%
197b
197b
5%
5>%
io?b
57b
5%
10'%
10%
41
41
64%
637b
42,
64%
357b
357b
367b
1974
300
221/2
:297b
81-
9
20
6,400
974
1974
19%
900
5%
6,300
'
10
43
57b
5
5%
107b
97b
10
10
38%
41
39
4174
4,400
GO 7b
637b
597b
607b
45,500
347b
35%
33 74
34%
36,100
9,100
637b
6574
40
637b
35'%
20
377b
347a
2074
20
20%
20'/«
18'/a
1974
1874
19?b
98,700
1
257b
257b
25
25,7b
24%
2574
2374
33'%
267b
3374
24%
10
32*/a
337b
33 '
33%
31%
3274
307b
247b
31%
18,100
No par
*
50c
preferred
-No par
Mfg Co comipon—5
167b
16 %
24 - -- 247b
common,
101
103
No par
,
67b
G?b
67b
100
Co
No par
57
*23
No par
1
common
$2.50 convertible preferred
12
,
,
8,000
74
Va
73%
21
1
—2.50 "
—25
3%;
"
_J——Co
*
5*4
51
11%
—
$2.40 conv preference
The
17%
13%
50
Thatcher Glass
24% July 25
15 Vb Apr 12
Jan
337 b
17
137b
34 Va
'
13*4
102'%
.
18,700
50
127b
*44
_
6 Va
*101
6 Va
6%
39%
6
9,500
6'/0
96
99
40
4174
41 Va
2,100
417b
1074
10'%
157a-
11%
16,
11,400
31,500
10
157b
15%
15 Va
15%
2,900
237b
237b
23%
23%
237b
23
23%,
6,400
58
57
57
237b
*56'%
58'%
*55'%
57%
55
55
35
*23
25
*23
25
13
13
'
4?.
%
107b
46
*44
46
*44'%
14%
*f37b
10%
10.%
1574
127b
1274
137b
42
67b
101
100
102%
42
41%
'
$1.25
Aug
Aug
14
327b
17
13V4
34*4
*17
6%
103 Va
417b
427b
117b
117b
Pacific Ry
Textron
Jan
28
51
34%
17
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1
Texas &
4
21% Jan
21
4
33? a.
,59
Land Trust—
11
4774 Jan
,
19
-2
»
Texas Utilities Co
U
•'"
187a
1
——r
49% May
July 23
44
Jan
160
177b Jan 21
16
22% July 10
54% July 10
137b July 31
157b Feb
9
No
Texas Gulf Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur—
Texas Instruments Inc
" Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
8% Mar 13
11
lOVa Oct
427b July 27
29% Apr 16
10
Oct
38% Jan
31%
19%
7.50
pom
——.
Texas Co
,
Texas Pacific
150
3074
187b
25
:
Aircraft, Corp
Tennessee Corp
.
49% May "9
33
;
Talcatt Inc (James)
TelAutograph Corp
874 Jan 11
18
11
"
377b Oct 31
2874 Dec
31%
19'/a
Swift & Co.
Feb 14
45
537b Nov 29
*
307b
19*4
-
Dec
Dec
31%
19
31%
19%
31
19%
10c
-25
-50
—
8% Feb
Apr
30%
19 Va
Paper Co™,
5
Sweets Co of America (The)_„4.16%
81
62
12
1,200
59
*12
Sutherland
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
Jun
55
12*4
*
9
5>
581/2
12'4
17
10
'9% Oct
57
12%
29
42% Jan
187b Feb
59%
12%
27% Jan
46*4 Jan
4
57
12 Va
12.50
Superior Oil of California-™
Superior Steel Corp-
2
66 V3
13%
43% Jun
*
16%
56%
No par
No par
Sunshine Mining Co
.
7,500
10,400
15 %
66
V2
2
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
8
27% Jan
Oil
l3Vb
12*4
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
4%% preferred series A
1
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
10
I?
66
Va
31%
1
$4»50 series A preferred
11
26
167b
66 %
13
87
12 *'4
_i
Sun Chemical Corp common
33
18% Dec
1674
67
*85
30%
1
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp „—
29% Oct
15% May
167 b
.22%
Broadcasting Col
50 Va July 26
217b Nov
16%
67
22%
Storer
57% July 23
16% Jan 17
! 2
;3
16%
22%
8
31
,
22%
24
55% May 10
May 28
14
;
29 V* Apr
9
67b Dec
12% Jun
60 V
Xl3%
40%
i—
13
18
66
59 *4
5
Dec
'
16'/a
67 %
14%
1,500
•
517b
.
897b
39*4
'8
May 7
12*4 Dec 14
16%
67 %
*85
141/2
3
4174
87%
14
66 Va
16%
,
41%
11
99,
%
14
39%
38% Jan
Oct
85
14%
_No par
30% Aug 12
66% Feb 13
,
43
*
3
15
(J P) & Co Inc
Feb
*
'56'/a
3%
5
42
38
14
*3
1
J
"
^
Stewart-Warner Corp
■
,
8
May
Jun
10
56%
53 Va
Stevens
24% Apr 11
197b Oct
55 Va
Sterling Drug Inc
29 Va May 16
21% Oct
55%
Stone & Webster
82
31*4 Oct
57%
50
11
7
56
17 Va
11
2
66,400
96,800
7
17%»
Oct
52 Va Mar 16
477a
407a
18% July 12
Feb
27 V* Feb
\
74
3874
13%
93
Jan
45
42*4
17 V)
Aug 19
1:210
49
397b
35%
20*4 July 26
4
30 Va Apr
•
47
4274
13%
13
6% Mar
50%
42
3'/«
17 Va
11
2
3
49%.
43%
35
Sep 23
72
6
Dec
1,300
12
3
51
42
Stix Baer & Fuller Co_
5
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—_1
6ft iirlor preference™'
20
20% Oct
'■
Mar 22
.0% Dec
Feb
80
Nov 27
Dec
17
11 Va Oct
30 Va July 31
6
26% Jan
06
Jun
'
40
'
34% Nov 28
8
15% Aug
19% May 21
4% Oct 11
Mar 15
Dec
.89
11
22
10% Feb 29
13% May 28
11
12% Oct
29% Aug 24
11
16% Oct
••.
3
50
44%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
July 15
31% Oct
3
3%
51%
43
6.25
3%%
May 16
83*4 July 12
2
13% Jan
25V 2 Nov 28
*3
50 %
_25
California
Indiana
Standard
85
11
distribution
3,400
preferred series A
:
100
Ry Equip Mfg Co__
1
Stanley Warner Corp
5
Starrett Co (The) L S_
No par
Stauffer Chemical C'o__I
1
10
8
18% July 12
1»8% May 27
2
62% Jan
55-
Mar
Ex
Shares
40'%
No par
Ino
1
Standard Gas &, Electric Co—
437b Nov
the Week
Friday
Oct. 10
No par
com
$3.50 preferred
Standard
Tuesday
Oct. 7
10 Yb
107b
*23 '/a
23
23
12%
12%
44
44
300
26
1,000
11%
12'%
4,800
*4374
4474
150
*13 7b
14'%
■
'.
107b Dec
19
487b Jan
23
80
86
Dec
19
104
33
Jan
23
47% Mar 26
237b Oct
23 74 Nov
27
287b Feb
22
Oct
11
1274 Oct
147b July 16
Aug 14
35
9
Dec" 5"
Feb
13
13
Mar~2§
15
Aug
53% Jun
13
43% NOV 27
51% Nov
7
40% Feb
5
347b Oct
;
457b Apr
30
327a Oct
11
287b Mar 21
9% Oct
11
20% Jan
9
Jan
50
2674 Feb
11
July 27
48.% Jun
24
15
52
Nov 29
59
23
Jan
10'
33% Nov, 19
"52 74 Apr
17
1 '
64
247b Feb
27
Oct
21 Va
247b Oct
7
11
18
Jun
11
14
July 16
52
Jun
7
41
Oct
Oct.
ll
1474 Oct
U
16% Mar 19
12% Oct.
Mar 27
167b Oct
11
11
23
5% Jan
29' Oct
3
11
Oct
11
6
25
13 Va Feb
9
20% Nov
15
44
5% Nov
15
8
35'A Jun
6
31% Feb
26
47% May
10
108% Jan
V 21
Nov
2574 Dec
-92 Va Dec
81% Oct
8
1337b July 17
287b Apr
30
Jan
112
Jan
Jan
5
13
;
'■
8
13
11
8074 Jan
U
68
Aug 20
7.8% Sep 18
100% Jan 21
82 * Jan 24
79% Jan
2
89
Jan 22
64Va Jun
5
31% Jan
8
9V« Mar 4
Feb
15
Jan
5
657b Apr
2
39% May 9
10*/a May 10
10
Oct
1
8'% Dec 11.
29
Oct
36
1
Apr
™
43% Oct.
17
105
10
121% Dec
18
23
44% Dec
17
357b Jan
Nov
7
17% Oct
28
'86
.41% Dec
27
20
46 Va Oct
7
Jan
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
3
21
Jan
17
36% Dec
18
13% Jun
8
67b Jan
16% Aug 20
12
Mar
55
28 % May 11
35 V» Jan
5
23
73/b Jan
9% Jan
11
35% Jan
167b Jan
*47% Jan
Oct
11
2974 Oct
11
38% May
34
16
38% Feb
«?
6% Jan
Sep
5Va"m*
12
19% Feb 29
17b Dec
31
•3% Mar 26
12
Oct
11
15% Jan
-lVa oep 25
35
—
Oct
.
l%Jan
11
39 74 Sep
30% Sep
23
20% Aug
9
39% May 9
28 Va Oct 24
52 V< Nov 29
155
•
Dec
15% Dec
3
27
35
Dec
Nov
77
Aug
Feb
1
14
42
Nov
15
For footnotes
22 Va July 19
44 Vb
July 20
19 V» Mar 22
49% Mar 16
see
76% July
86% May
page
24.
a •'«* 12
29'% Oct
2
11
% J m
34% July
16
147
-
39% Jun
2
51 Vb Apr
2
181
4
15
31% Sep
4
80
—
28 Yb Jan
3
413/4 Oct
—
6 Ye Aug 23
43
65 7a Oct
162. Jan
f>
26
A .,,'^2
11% Oct 11
Sep
26
15
.
8
77b May 20
H
6
14 Vb Dec
,
11
41
Aug 14
41% July 30
5% Nov 20
46% May
5
13% Oct
35
437b Dec
4
27% May 10
71% Jun 13
11
27b Oct
Apr
24 Vb Oct
'
„
2
v
29% Mar 14
11
39% Mar
„
3
2
14
25% July 22
100
Aug 22
19% Jan 28
.
Mar 21
62
6*% Jun
Jun
s
Jan
115 ' Jan
43% Jan
11
26
24
28% Apr
9
.71% Mar 26
20% Dec .14
*
11
20
29
90% Jan
152
10
Feb
107
,'48% Jan 20
'
Oct
19% Oct
Apr
,
33 74 May 16
7
32% Apr
20
Dec
31
11
Aug
77
,
—
26
93
,
Oct
51
18
166
*
237b Oct ll
;
-
Dec
23
103% Oct
■
11
77b Jun 26
25% Oct U
30
•
U
25% Oct
96% Dec
.61% May 25
113'% Jan
-
29% Mar 19
Sep
91
Jan
•
Aug 13 \
Oct
104
52
Apr 11
July 22
July 10
88
Nov 29
; 28
8%
37 Va
124%
28
17Va Jan
36
Jan
17% Apr
45.
1474
50'%
81'%
277b
*81'%
2074
2 3 74
2274
23
4174
137b
40
40 Va
127b
13
25?0
27'/«
83
53%
567b
*81'%
24 Va
f
26%
'
14%
257b
53 74
24,200
si10
24%
18,000
*81'%
»
'
23%
23
23
227b
23 74
39%
40%
36%
397b
35
37%
1274
13
1274
12%
1274
127b
*23
44
43
4374
43
43'%
42%
34%
337 b
34%
3274
34
327b
11
10?b
107 a
10 Vb
1074
32
*28'%
♦29
277b
28?b
28 Va
31'%
287b
50'%
1
5 0 7b
207a
49
50 Va
50 Va
20%
20%
20
20%
277b
49
*40
29»%
:
26%
27'%
33,800
50'%
50%
50 Ye
2,100
20
.
28
28 7b
20'%
49
*46%
27
257b
*46'%
26'%
!
20
20
.'
49
24'/a
48
*45
49
*45
49
19,700
28
267b
2074
*46
3,400
7,300
25%
49
23'%
23%
22'%
23%
21 ?b
1474
147b
1474
14%
14
14%
14
14
41
41
*39
43
6'%
1G?h
12%
127 b
12
20 Va
20*4
7
20
6%
31
297b
6
67b
*6
fi'%
674
15%
10?a
1574
Va
12%
20%
6%
44
*41
43
*40
7b
6'% '
400
49
237b
23Va
24
6,900
23,800
50 Va
*46'%
49
26 Va
4374
33
10%
9?b
*27'%
5,300
>
277b
-
50'%
*46'%
6,100
19,800
*
107b
317b
287b
56
83
23%
83
33'%'
X41
447b
347u
U7b
1474
45
674
167u
*41
*81'%
83
*13%
5674
56
56'%
55'%
*
14%"
2274
11,000
2,300
50
6V0
6
2,200
16%
15%
167 a
14%
157a
44,500
127b
127»
127b
12'%
12'%
12'%
3,900
197b
20%
18
19%
167 b
18
67a
67b
674
30%
29 Va
29%
100%
10374
u
16% Apr 29
33% Jun 26
26
83% Nov 30
78
23 74
1474
—
20Va Feb 12
9
93
100
2
17
29
27.
Apr
20
*46'%
2674
*46%
.
%
...
287b
5 0 74
$2.70 preferred ——
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
,
,
8
15
14% Jan 18
Dec
25% Oct
—2
,—5
'
,
40
Aug 26
217b Oct 11
27
July
" 407b
13
44'%
347b
107b
31 Va
5
2
50
31% Jan
2 "
1
61
Jan
9
' Preferred series A (conv)——50
37%. Jun 20
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
507% Sep 17 "
5%; conv pfd series Qf 1957
50 ■
30% Jun
6
20th Century Fqx Film
1
17
Jan 14
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
50
Jan
2 ;.
5% conv prior preferred
50 10'% Jan lo
Twin Coach Co——
—1
3074 Jan 18
TXL Oil Corp (The)—
1
4
Apr 25
157b Apr
8
•
46% Oct
Apr*12
29%
Oct
20
26
367b Mar 12
Jan" 30
46
Dec
4
No par
Trausue & Williams Stpel—™No par
' Tri-Continental Corp common
1
34Va July 16
57
Jan 29
30'/a Oct
9
20
12
28% July 23
31
247b Feb
*137«
5674
81 74
27
2 2 74
-
common—5
100
10
25
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Trane Co (The)
".
Transamerlca Corp
Trans. World Airlines Inc
4.
1
-15
(J R)™«—
Timken Roller Bearing
,
13% Mar 20
56% July 22
41'% Apr 24
13%
16% Nov 29
:
'"/Thompson
8974.May 8
Thompson Products Inc
95% Apr 18
4% preferred
42'% May 27 >•' Tidewater Gil common
26
Feb 27
$1.20 preferred —
'ft 7b"
Jun
-
Udylite Corp (The)
—
_1
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co_,
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper* Corp—67b
Union Carbide Corp
No par
Union Chem «fc Materials Corp—10
Union Elec Co common————-10
Preferred $4.50 series
~No par
Preferred $3.70 series
—No par
Preferred $3.50 series
—No par
Preferred $4 series—
No par
Union Gil of California—
25.
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
4%» non-cum preferred
10
Union Tank; Car Co—
No par
Union Twist Drill'Co_.
5
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4ft convertible preferred
100
' 4ft>(ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United Air Lines Inc
—
10
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
—a
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
7
29%
105%
) 04
30
104
105
9,900
29
674
2974
11,900
100
101 Va
26,500
6%
%
2,100
105%
106%
227b
227b
23%
227b
22 Va
22%
21 %
22
2074
21%
6,606
267b
26
26%
26 7h
20%
26%
26%
26'%
26 Va
12,000
88%
01%
88%
88 %
88
89 Va
88%
89
*88
90
*75
82
267b
*88
*75
82
*75
85
*75
Va
*75
82
69
*68%
70
80
*78%
09%
340
'
09%
160
*69
71%
71 Va
68 Va
*78%
81%
78%
78%
*78%
x47
48%
45
47-%
46%
47%
44'%
46 Va
43'%
447b
24,900
2574
23'%
26'%
26%
2574
26 %
25%
26
34,900
26
*69
26%
"
'
50
81
*79
80
77b
8
10,800
7%
8
277b
28
27%
27%
2-7
27%
26'%
27
25 Va
26%
24
24
*23%.
23%
237b
24
23'%
23%
237a
24
60%
57
59%
51%
56'%
bl
53'%
*92'%
110 Va
8
59%
*100
0
8%
577b
6374
111
*100
111
77b
8%
8
*95
111
*80
87
88'/a
85
77
23%
227b
23'%
22'%
227b
217 b
1874
19%
1874
19 Va
18
28 Vb
*88
x85
1
27%
28
277b
*88
92
*88
92
86%
.
28
27
*88
92
207b
19%.
207b
19%
19%
1974
51
521/4
49%'
51,.
497b
507b
49
50
41
9
41%
41-
41
25
11
,
%
600
6%
6%
674
47,100
3'%
374
2%
3%
20.600
25'%
25%
24 Va
24 Vb
Va,
'
*
24'%
14
13%
14'%
137 b
42%
42-Vb
427b
-4174
31
30
74
307b
30'%
307b
35
347 b
347b
35
42 Va
•-*81%'
3074
27
62
*151 Va
7
-
*20%
127b
*43
35
.
30
34
25
%
13 Va
1374
41
417 b
30%
137b
X %.
40
40%
67b
*■34%
■
40%
40 34
42
367-4
4,400
67b
42 7b
*31
48'%
374
257b
307b
-
1,300
46 Va
•
37 b
14%
2974
-
34%
3474
2,800
'
•
30 Va
34%
14
42'%
534
6
127b
<
67b
25
25%
574
2,700
19%
3%
14
127b
•
1
92
19%
6?b
42%
11
7,100
37b
7
4%
27,Jd0
6B/b
42%
67b
27
*88
1974
37b
18
'
207b
*41 %
1,800
'
81
2674
28
92
59,000
21'%
17 Va
•
5,300
1,300
19%
•
•
•
-
101'%
78
1874
28
092%
22'%
19%
-
83
23
19 74
-
United-Carr Fastener (Del)—No par
United Corp
(Del)
.1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
United Electric Coal Cos—.——5
United Engineering & Foundry
5
9
United Fruit Co_—
No par
8
United Gas Corp
10
19
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
11
United Industrial Corp
2
9
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
2
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
13
United Sho<» Mach common—---25
9
6ft preferred —
——25
11
U S Borax & Chemical Corp
1*
20'
4% ft preferred „1
--10O
5
U S & Foreign Securities1
16
U S Freight Co
No par
2
U 8 Gypsum Co common
4
24
7ft preferred
100
7 4 U S Hoffman. Mach common—8234c
7
3ft class A preference
.50
22
-US Industries Inc common
1
12
4%ft preferred series A
—50
30%
6
574
5%
5?4
57 b
57b
12 Va
127b
12%
•1274
12'%
127b
-
.
5,300
22,100
21,100
800
5%
6.500
127b
5'/^
12
17,500
l'b
IV*
1 Va
1
l'b
13,700
37%
367b
37
36%
367b
36
367b
35
36 Va
10,900
31%
31'%
31%
31%
31'%
31%
31 Va
31'%
31 %
480
48'%
33,300
174
I'/a,
1%
lVb
Va
45%
47'%
44%
4674
43%
8274
*8174
8274
*82'%
8274
82 %
82'%
*81%
31%
2974
3074
30 Va
31?b
297b
31'%
29',4
2974
7,000
25%
24
25
4,300
45 V*
27%
637b
156
7%
31
1274
44
43
25%
61
45
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26
61
26
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678
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60
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300
11%
23,100
44
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1648)
.Monday, October 14, 1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1956
36% Dec
22% Jan
15
23% Jan
11
61% Dec
14
24
8
35 % Aug
70
23
31
Dec
29
142% Dec
63
2
Jan
28% Aug 29
71
Oct 10
26
Feb
1
25
94
Aug 26
49% Jan
4
156
Jan 24
17
10
17% Feb
12
22% July 15
31% Oct
11
64V2Jan
9
50 % Sep
24
61'% Jan 24
128
July 18
67% Mar 14
170
88
May 13
35% Oct 11
135
Jun
'
17% Dec
17
56
Jan
4
58
Dec
28
51% Jan
23
69
Dec
17
Mar
73% Dec
Nov 30
143
169
28
Jan
31
55% Oct
136% Jun
20
27
7% Dec
17
10% Jai.
82
Dec
27
6
Dec
31
99
4% Feb
26 %
9
23
T
U S Tobacco
7%
Co
United Wallpaper
26
Inc common
preferred
United Whelan Corp com
$3.50 convertible preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
2
36
Apr
3
Universal
21
155
Feb
4
20
29% Mar 12
23
Oct
11
30%* Jun
7
8% preferred —
Universal Pictures Co Inc
70 -JDec
20
82% Mar 29
68
24% Nov
12
26
14
22
55% May
4
28
17% Jan
3
23% Dec
167
Apr
31% Jan
6
Leaf
Tobacco
9
12 % Dec
21
37% Api
25% Nov 21
7
Jan
40% Deo 20
6
58% Mar
.
9
Feb
7
130
Feb
Sep
25% Dec
12
128
34% Mar 26
Dec
28
82
21% Nov 13
105% Deo 20
Oct
11
50% Jan
11
13% Jan
9
11
18
5
Sep 23
29
1
2
41% Feb 28
*
123
Aug 23
25% Jan 18'
38% Apr
Aug 29
14'/a Oct 11
6
loT
18
116
Feb
93
Oct
30
103
Feb 13
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
87
Dec
31
103% Feb 17
—
10
11
6
—
10'/a Sep
12% Dec
14% Dec 27
27
28
111
90
98
7
3
v
Feb 12
$5
5
Mar 27
$4.04
1
Mar
•
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-
Virginia Ry Co common —;
6% preferred
—
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Materials
Co
convertible
141%
141
1
common
-16
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140
141
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140
1,110
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20%
20%
20
20 %
20%
1.4C0
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35
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33
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7,200
55
54
54
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34
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142
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70
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24
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76
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76
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25
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142
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24
23
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70
70'%
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28
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24
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16
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10
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74%
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33
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15
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76
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15
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58%
144
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86
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71
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8
100
100
100
100
10
10
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38%
29%
11,900
20%
32
10
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$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
*87
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38%
*16
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preferred
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37%
22%
12.80
6% div partic preferred
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
May 22
93 ' Mar 13
37% July 11
20'/aJulyll
20% Aug 12
21 Ve Aug 12
23
11% Jan
14
Jan
31
10% Dec 26
14% Dec
124
„
97% Jun 21
78% Jun 20
83
May 29
82
July 24
28'/4 Sep 11
13
Dec
Oct
21% Oct
59
6
8
Apr 22
*s/
70
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
84
Mai
25% Jan
91
34
2.50
noncumulative
*87
~ *140
'
24'%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5%
91
24%
100
Vick Chemical Co-i.
—
*87
7
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co— 6'/a
%
123
Aug 23
33% July 15
74
18
Jan
128
1
57% Oct
'
91
*76
i4Va July 16
3
12,300
9,800
25
*70
74
1
$2.28 conv preferred
Van Raalte Co Inc
4
400
30
71
17%
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
7
67
71
100
4V*%
2
Sep
May
67
30%
77
29%
11%
6%
Vanadium Corp of America
Oct
.
11'/a Jan
94% Apr 24
123
29% Apr 10
25
Feb 20
26
129
1
6 "
12% Nov 28
4
Oct
15% Oct
38 % Feb
Dsc
66
29%
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30o
com
preferred
Utah Power &; Light Co
12
66
30%
77
*J3%
4%
100
73
Jun
66
67
30
29%
*71
*31%
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May 14
.
66
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67
53%
1
14
Class B 2nd
Jun
39
12
20%
57%
17
135
Dec
19%
24
77
,36
No par
Feb 24
30% Dec
137
20%
143%
26
21
20
57%
21
21
20%
143%
Apr
Jun
20%
55%
Jun
6 % May 15
20%
143%
10
79 ya Jun
87a
59%
19
41
*8%
144%
17%
4
8
8%
57%
76
Sep
22% Oct
3
4
25%
*8%
143'%
5
2
87
24%
8%
100
11
8
25%
*8%
16%
Oct
2
25%
8%
20 %
141%
preferred—25
Shares
-Oct. 11
30%
141
20%
50
common
Oct. 10
*87
1
noncumulative
26
the Week
Friday
Thursday
*8%
39%
o% Oct
3
Aug 16
May
4
67
38'%
13% Sep
4% Jan
74
Mar 23
4% Jan
82
5
25
21
100
preferred
Corp
Oct. 9
30
*71
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
preferred
U S Steel Corp common
1% preferred
15
Jan
1st
20%
5
common
7%
22
Jan
noncum
*
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
6% Oct
9
10% Aug
13% Dec 26
Jan
Jan
18
36
Mar
8%
U S
2
15% Feb
1
17
31
14% Apr 23
38
8%
Sale* for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 8
26%
*8%
U S Shoe
159% Jan 25
*
Aug
1
10% Oct 11
19% Jan 16
Feb 10
7
12% Jun
257 a
U S Rubber Co
11
73% Jan
11
20
33% Dec
73% Jan
4
Mar
1
Lines Co common
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 1
preferred
10
U 8 Pipe & Foundry Co
5
U S Playing Card Co
;
10
U S Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100
3%% preferred series B——_100
4
87
Par
4'%%
67% July 24
36'/# Jun 13
19% Sep
71% Sep
26
42% Nov
Jan
51% July 18
90% Mar 2
32% Nov 29
81% Dec
U S
7
27% Jan
11
Monday
EXCHANGE
8% Jan
Aug 23
19% Oct
1
6
"
37'% Jan 24
11
Oct
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
9% July 13
U
8% Jun
92
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
Lowest
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77
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27
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*
26%
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14%
15
14%
92
90
90%
89
89
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
101
101
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100% 101
101%
4,400
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14%
18,600
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1,100
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31,300
130
101
101
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23
26
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77
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86
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84
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31
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900
32%
32%
32%
33
10%
10%
10%
10%
14'/a
14%
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16%
16
16
16
15
66
63
63
63
63
40%
38%
40
36%
38
13%
13
13
20
16
-
%
14%
1,500
12,900
w
74% Nov 28
83% Jan
3
61% Aug 16
36% Oct 11,
13 y4 Dec
19
14% Jan
13
Apr
8
29% Sep
26
9
6
29
Feb
69
33
Jan
Nov
29
75
30
13% Dec
12
7
17% Mar 12
106
Feb
28
18% Jan 27
Apr 30
29 y4 Dec 26
40'/4 Feb
37% Oct
*
9
49 y4 Aug
1
40ya Jan
35 y4 Dec
9
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Walworth Co
16'/a July 12
24
16 '/a Jan
2
Ward
23
28% Jan
3
12
68% July 16
38% Mar 28
36% Jan
26% Oct
11
34% May 24
23
Sep
26
2oy4oct
11
26 Va May
3
32% Mar 27
Oct 11
3y# May 15
43 Va May
2
€
22% Oct
10
11
21
41 '/a Jan
2
8
16% Oct
11
24
Oct
11
13
92
Jun
19
105
2
83
July 24
95
Jan
27
80
Jun
18
93
Feb
11
47% Jan
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
Jan
28 V* Jun
30
63
Apr
18
32
Mar 27
108
Jan
12
93% Sep
25
25% Dec
31
19% Sep
13
16% Dec
8
14% Jun
24
Dec
28
105% Feb
23
88
Aug 12
47
Feb
13
67
May 10
49
Feb
11
68'/a Feb
17
82% July 20
68% Oct
8
58% Nov
29
86
53'/a Oct
May
9
17% Nov 21
22 Va Mar
8
26% Nov
29
36% July 17
21
50% Nov
29
65"% Mar 20
99% Jan
4
82'/a Dec 27
5
46
Jan
20
94
Sep 28
s
Apt
31
4lVa Oct
88
11
69% JaD
Jan
24
28% Feb
23
Sep 23
18% Oct 11
Aug 30
80 V4 Feb
15
58
62
31 y2 Jan
18
26% Oct
11
37
Oct
11
93
Oct
10
5% Oct
11
13% Jan
6
29'/e Jan
14
20
36 y4 Feb
1
50% July 24
102
Jun
8
59
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
26% Feb
16
13% Apr
2
29'/a Mar 14
30 y8 Jan
30
61
12% Jan
23
Aug 15
30
11
47
Feb
62y4 Jul
17
4
19% Dec
8
Sep
14% Oct
10% Jan
9
4Ve Oct
Dec
30 y»
Sep 26
31
25% Jan
20
16% July 8
75
Jan 31
May 17
68
4
37 y4 Feb
13
11
11;
'
19'/a Jan
18% Feb
8
28% Oct
27% Oct
34
9
131
19% Sep
24
24
36% Feb
24% Oct
11
145
21% May 15
29%
10
24% July 10
18
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Oct
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22
116
27
43% Dec
19
50% Mar 19
40
41 ya Jan
23
60% Nov
18
46% Oct
88% Nov
29
99% Jan
24
82% July
83'ANov
30
98% Mar
9
7% Dec
31
10% Jan
26% May 24
Aug 26
11
35%
35%
35%
35'/a
34%
34%
1,200
33%
32%
33%
32
33%
31 %
32-/8
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28
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
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2%
2
2%
43%
63 Va
64
4
20
21%
19%
20
25%
24
7
25% Oct
8
28% Oct
11
79% Oct
11
29% Nov 28
19% Oct
11
91% Feb
12
23%
42%
43
63
63 >/a
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3,200
19
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17 Va
24 Va
5,100
13,100
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82 Va
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35 Va
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33
34
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20 Va
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64
54
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58 Va
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59
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100
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23,209
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86
92
1,700
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8
5% Oct
12
43%
19%
:
53%
51
23%
24 Va
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64 Va
2
July
4
34y8 Aug
2%
24
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19%
88% Jan
36% Dec
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2%
10
9
131% Dec
55%
53
59%
2%
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
3
8
16
55
%
6
Oct
76
56
35
23 Va
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
12»60C
33%
*23%
preferred
Industries
3,400
20
35i/2
65%
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
May 13
Mar 19
68% July 15
02% Mar 15
19
Jan
8
Windsor
9
19%
34%
24%
common
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
200' A
84
20
20
33%
& Oct
Jan
20
/
53%
20 %
*35%'
22% Feb
35
83% Feb
24
T
'•
58%
20
43 V*
Wilcox Oil Co
9
5% Jan 21
7
r»r.%
20
xl9%
8%
16%
preferred
Sewing Machine
convertible
20 %
20
64%
Prior preference
$3
13%
84
1,600
9
8%
2%
80
Wilson & Co Inc
13%
84
9%
8%
21
20
White
13%
84
9%
,
23%
convertible preferred
5%%
13
26
127
4V*%
13%
85
29%
73
*
8%
21%
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common
18
11
4% Dec
20
68Va JaL
8
28y2 Mar 14
53% May 24
100% JaD
7
Oct
.'14% Jan
Dec
'
31% Oct
May 10
30
30
16% Apr
82 y4 Apr
69
9
26% Mar 22
.
13%
84
9%
9%
23%
Wheeling Steel Corp common
$5 preferred
No
Whirlpool Corp common
96y4 Jfcn
.
13%
84
,
21
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
10
22y2 Sep
27 y4 Dec
103
13'%
17,700
1,800
23%
3.80%
2
14%
29
75%
800
10
common_12%
Westlnghouse Electric
69 % Dec
14
29%
3,500
2.50
68% July
4
2,300
14%
29%
29%
22
No par
12
Mar 25
74%
13%
24
RR
52% Feb
92
74%
14%
*43
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
129% Feb
73
14
400
V*
13%
*13
1,500
10, **&
20% Jan
July 22
72'%
14%
23%
1
33 Ve May 14
79% Aug 19
29%
72
21
Auto Supply Co com
5
preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com—No pa^
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
11
128
29%
50
1
11
17
29%
71%
%
22 %
4.80%
8
13
*63
com—2.50
Oct
-
40
13
23%
Western
Pacific
40%
13
22%
preferred series C
Western
64
40%
13
*23 V*
Western Air Lines Inc
4
64
41%
13
5
Snowdrift
&
60
40%
—1
1
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%% preferred
100
87% July 11
88% July 11
67 % Sep 19
11
5
preferred
4.10%
2
8
21% Jun
&.<r
98
No par
No par
15% Oct
Feb
130
5
Mar 20
104% Mar 20
25% July 31
16% July 30
26
15% Dec
93
Pharmaceutical—1
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric CoWest Penn Power 4 V2V0 pfd
4.20% preferred series B
11
112 Va Jan
12
Oil
4.8%
18
Oct
26
Dec
128% Jun
5
West Indies Sugar Corp
28
10
Nov
92
29
Wesson
73% July 23
39% Jan
4
Mar 20
25% Jan
97
20
83%
Welbilt Corp
34% Jan 29
2
Dec
18% Jun
13%
85
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
48% Jan 23
52% Feb
44
44% Dec
Warner-Lambert
17
Aug 14
42
44% Nov 26
42% Jan
13%
85
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
20% Feb
104
13 Va
1
100
1
Waukesha Motor Co
8
9
4y4 Apr
3
14
preferred
Corp
11
27% Deo 14
1
15
2.50
Industries
11
3
25% Jan
5'/a%
42'/a Feb
8
16
29%
72%
14 %
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
li> V2 oep
8
31 '/a Oct
Jan
2% Dec 26
29 Va
72
Ward Baking Co common
95'/a Jan
Walgreen Co
86% Jun 13
34 % Oct
19'/a Feb
30% Oct
18% May 29
♦64
No par
11
9
0
37% Aug
27
Mar
22
100
15
No par
10
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
38 ya Mar 23
20
25% Feb
Wabash RR 4%%
56% May 15
14
Aug
0
31
Aug
8
8% Oct*
20
15% Nov 23
24
12% Apr 26
83% Oct
8
20 V4 Sep
95 y8 Dec 17
Jan
Sep 26
13% Oct 10
Mar 20
12% Jan
64
77
3
8% Apr 11
34% July
19%
19%
19%
19%
26'/4
25%
25%
24 Va
25%
24 V*
24%
2,700
13,300
70,900
41%
40%
40%
40%
41
40%
40%
40
40%
49%
*86%
77%
5%
51
88
78%
5%
48%
86%
49%
49%
50
47
49
46%
47%
86'%
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87'/4
85%
87%
81V*
87%
90
77
78
78
76
76
77
77Va
2,600
5%
5%
5%
4,100
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
lo
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
27%
27%
25%
27%
26%
28
29%
29%
29
29
29'.a
29%
83%
88
81%
84%
82
83%
22%
23%
22
22%
22
Woolworth
2
123% Jan " 2
30
32
20
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
9
35% JaD
1
Co
19%
20
May 27
(F W) Co
76
5,600
5%
5%
5%
27
27%
26%
27%
28%
29
28%
29
80
81%
79%
80%
-
22%
21
22'/a
19%
20%
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108
110%
105%
5%
5%
9,800
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/
101
July 30
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3
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5681... The
Volume 186
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
««
FRIDAY
•
25
(1649)
—
WEEKLY
YEARLY
-
•
italic
The
letters
In
column
the
Figures
,
headed
after
Period"
"Interest
decimal
Indicate
point represent one.
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or
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case
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point.
a
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
rt
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Range for Previous
r *
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jin. 1
*
*
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Dec
-
17
98
Dec
•
17
-
Oct 1969
91.1ZDcc
12
90.13 Dec
12
91.3
Nov
13
90.12 Dec
12
90.12 Dec
12
12
90.26 Nov
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
90.11 Dec
12
91.20 Mar 28
2%s
2%e
2%s
2yas
13
*100.3
100.8
10O.9
Low
Bales tor
Low
*100.4
Bonds (f)
High
100.8
High
**100.5
100.7
93.28
*93.8
93.16
*93.4
93.12
*93.8
93.16
*88.20
88.28
*88.8
88.16
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88.16
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88.20
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88.16
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95.22
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100.12
93.16
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99.12
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99.12
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99.10
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98.24
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98.24
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98.20
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98.18
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99.14
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99.15
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99.14
*99.13
99.15
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99.15
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98.11
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98.11
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98.11
*98.9
98.11
*98.10
98.12
15 1961
•94.16
94.20
*94.10
94.14 *
*94.10
94.14
*94.10
94.14
*94.10
94.14
1962-1967
*90:22
90.26
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90.22
*90.14
90.18
♦93.6
93.10
*93.2
93.6
*93.2
93.6
*88.12
88.16
*88.10
Nov
June 15
2Vis
•
*100.4
High
the Week
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
Low
*
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 9
High
*"93.20
Sept 15 1961
June 15 1958-1963
Dec 15 1960-1965
Mar 15 1958
Dec 15 1958
Aug 15 1963
2Vis_
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
91:20 Mar 28
Low
High
*100.8
Wednesday
*
Feb 15 1995
3s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
91.12 Dec
Low
*
Oct. 8
1
June 15 1978-1983
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Tuesday
Oct. 7
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4s
•
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Dec 15
1964-1969
*88.10
*90.14
88.14
.
90.18
93.4
*88.8
93.6
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90.20
88.12
88.14
*88.8
88.12
*87.22
87.26
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87.22
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87.20
*87.18
87.23
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87.20
87.20
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87.16
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;
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87.10
1964-1969
Dec 15
*90.16
*93.2
-
*87.16
1963-1968
June 15
•
98.16
.
Mar
15
1965-1970
*87.14
87.18
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87.14 *
*87.6 ;
87.20
Mar
15
1966-1971
-
\
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95.11
13
87.16
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88.10
13
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8
87.10
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92.24
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97.8
97.8
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87.14
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87.8
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87.4
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87.4
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87
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87
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86.28
Sept 15 1967-1972
♦86.28
87
*86.22
86.26
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86.24
*86.18
86.22
*86.14
86.18
1967-1972
15 1858-1959
*87.2
87.6
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87
*86.24
86.28
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86.28
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86.26
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97.28
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97.26
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97.27
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97.27
*97.23
97.27
June 15 1958
♦98.31
99.1
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99.2
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99.2
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99.2
*99.1
99.3
Sept 15 1958-1959
*96.29
96.31
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96.31
*96.28
96.30
*96.29
96.31
*96.29
*93.6
93.10
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93.4
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93.4
*93.2
93.6
*92.30
93.2
Treasury 2%s_.
90.22 Nov 13
96.30 Nov
Mar"8
95.14
June 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2y4s__^_June 15 1959-1962
Dec"l2
69.21
*93.2
93.6
*92.28
93
*92,28
93
*92.30
93.2"
*92.26
92.30
*94.30
95.2
*94.26
94.30
*94.20
94,30
*94.26
94.30
*94.24
Dec 15
Mar
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 15
Treasury 2 Vis
1959-1962
Nov
15 1960
International Bank for
'.V*
Dec
64r
13;
Dec
89
7:
99.28 Jan
Dec
13
84% July 5
84.8,. Sep 17t
97.20 Mar 12
16
101.16 Feb
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jan
17
102.16 Jan
24
14
90
Feb
4
Mar
5
25-yoav 3s
c.
24
82 % Sep
25
-
~90.30
3Tar
1 1976
Oct
23-year 3%s
May 16
Feb
25
Jun
104.24 Feb
*33',16 v8,4.16
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96.24 Aug 15
96.24 Aug 15
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81.16
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81
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90
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91
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91
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99.16
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;
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1 1978
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95.16
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94.24
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94.24
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15 1958
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99.8
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99.8
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99.8
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99.8
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99.8
97.8
21-year 4%s_
Serial bonds of 1950
-due Feb
100.8
,
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95
100
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w
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93
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100
85
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15 1971
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15-year 3Vis——Jan
11969
20-year 4 Vis
Jan
1 1977
115-year 2Vis
Sept 15 1959
96.16 Apr 25
18
89
>
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_May 15 1975
19-year 3Vis
96.16 Apr
100
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30-year 3%s
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17
103.4
Feb
9
102.16 Jan
92
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69
,
94.24
2s—
*96,8
97.8
*96.8
97.8
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97.8
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97.8
*96.8
due Feb 15 I960
due Feb 15 196l
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95
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95
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95
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95
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94.16
2s
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93
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93
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93
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93
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92.16
2s
*P.d and asked price.
due Feb 15 1959
2s
due Feb 15 1962
*90.16
91.16
*90.16
91.16
*90.16
91.16
*90.16
91.16
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91
No sales transacted this day./ JThla issue has not
New
York
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
3s
1961
OCTOBER
ENDED
Sold
High
*103
No.
Low
Interest
BONDS
New
Jan. 1
Stock
York
103 %
June-Dec.
91
3%s series No: 19
3%s scries No. 20
3%s series No. 21
3%s series No. 22—•
June-Dec
;
series
series
No;
No.
June-Dec
:
June-Dec
—
,,
June-Dec
—•—-—--June-Dec
24—
——June-Doc
25
June-Doc
26
Juno-Dec
27
June-Dec
28
:
—June-Dec
No.
29
3%s series No;
88%
30
3%'s-series
No.
314s
series No.
3%s
Foreign Securities
series
Calda.s
Canada
Members New York Stock
Telephone
REctor 2-2300
120
T eletype
Broadway, Npw York
*—
1957_April-Oc<
*88
30-year 3s
1946„ Jan-Juip
*88%
1945—Jan-July
1957_April-Oct
*88Vi
3%s 1962
3%s 1969
15-year 4%3 1971
15-year
15-year
4%s debs adj
June-Dec
4%s
adj
debt
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adj
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85
Feb-Aug
91%
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94
85
94%
91%
98%
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92 Vi
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84
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8
91
100% 100%
28
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96%
99%
96
96 Vi
70%
89%
94
99 %
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118%
107
136
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1957
70%
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1
77
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April-Oct
" '
112%
91% "•
-
72
72-14
8
65
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76Vi
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72
(interest
3%a
series
No.
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series
No,-
3
3%8 series No.
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82%
44
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81%
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62
106
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53
44
50
83
(State)—
assented (interest
extended to 1960
Denmark (Kingdom of) extl
reduced to
Bonds. (October
15)
'
April-Ocl
6 7c)
4%a 1962—April-Oct
:
99%
13
99% 100
99%
1
99%
99% 100%
99%
99%
—
.
132
132
85---
85
77
91%
72
66
76%
For
72
April-Oct
June-Dec
P9%
98
99%
"<
99%
June-Dec
*9S % 100
97
Financial Institutions
*91%
94
89
97
*94%
99
91
98%
95
99%
—June-Dec
•92
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—
securities
foreign
99%
June-Dec
—
——
5
90
52
79%
(interest
4
3%a series No.
.
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77%
^
Municipal 7a
funding bends.of 1931 due 1951-
3%a
81%.
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—.
72
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3% a series No;
1
3%a series No.
7-
June-Dec
•95
96
8
June-Dec
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92%
96
9
June-Dec
*95
98
99
344a series No.
33/4S-series No.
10.
FIRM TRADING
MARKETS
96
33Aa series No.
8%a series No.
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(interest
2001
A
79%
INDUSTRIAL
April-Oct
General mtge3%s scries D -198ff_— k.
79
Aprii-Oct
May-Nov
A
1978
1979—.
Canada
f debentures
s
67
*22
April-Ocf
1966
debs
American Bosch Corp. 3%s s f debs 1964
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
4.80s junior debentures 1987
:
39
44
'78%
—
—
95
89%
"
79%
—
June-Dec
(interest
1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2%) 2012
Stamped
85
19
*180%
95%
May-Wor
Associates Investment 3%s debs 1962.
171'/a 172
"
1968
14
98%
44
June-Dec
A6%s extl secured
sinking fund
■act Pauio
*67
44
April-Ocf
2004
to
pursuant
98%
*98%
-
(interest
1952
8s
4%s
of
Co
American
5%s
*168
Feb-Auy
pursuant
to
Plan
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
(City)
debentures
Stamped
97
-
Feb-Aug
stamped
Stamped
-15%
Mar-Sepf
sinking fund debentures,1982.
Armour
*168
June-Dco
1926
,r^ce? t0 2-25% )
1967
(interest
f
s
3s
—
(interest
2012
of
Stamped pursuant to Plan
lASao Paulo
75
19
Y4
10
19
April-Ocf
1970
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s
__
.
98%
April-Ocl
__
^red^ce^ t0 2%) 2012
Grande
Stamped
_
99%
—
(interest
do Sul (State of) —
§A8s exteriial loan of 1921 1946
'
0
97
99%
April-Ocl
Stamped pursuant to Plan
Stamped pursuant
3s
3%s
52
150
Maf-Sept
8s
(City of)
reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
iAExternal secured 6%s 1953
*
100%
96%
—
"
debs
of America 3%s
Co
Anheuser-Busch
100
—
99%
1960—June-Dec
1061__April-Oct
April-Oct
—^—April-Oct
2nd scries
lARhlne-Maine-Danube
7s
43
—
(Interest reduced to 2.375%)
2001
Jah-July
7%8 I960 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
.Jan-July *
APrusaia (Free State) 6%s
('26 loan) '51_Maf-Sept
A6s s f gold extl
('27 loan) 1952
Apr-Oct
,,
117
1
1968
3%s
3%s debentures 1977
IA Stabilization loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Oct
A4%s
assented
1968—
Aprii-Oct
fiAExtornai sinking fund
gold 8s 1050—Jftft-July
A 4 %s assented
1963
jan-July
Porto Alegre (City
of) —
8s 4961
stamped pursuant to Plan A
A7s:
72
*50
gola 6s 1940.^
®ssented
A6s
43
*72
—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
MajMVoo
.IMay-Woo
Mar-Sept
1975
'
Atchison
1958
Dye
3%s
51
__
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
7s 1947
6s
f
Chemical &
43/aS
Stamped pursuant to. Plan A (interest
ireduced to 2,125%) 2008
Mar-Sept
(Republic of) external 7s 1955,:.
Mar-Sept
Rio
114%
—
—
__
APeru
extl
*
;
2%s debentures 1971
21
Development Co Ltd—
loan
96%
3%s debentures 1973—
21
20
—
Mar-Scof
8A6s ektl loan (30-yr) 1953.___
6s due 1952 extended to 1963
1
20%
21
(Interest
2008
4%s
RR
subord
conv
37/hS
Mar-Sept;
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
4 %s 1965
April-Oct
s f extl loan new 1965
ApriZ-Oct
sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
loan
81
*84
May-Woe
Ja7i-July
—_Mar-Sept
2%s debentures 1982:
-,v
4s
ANat
96
88%
87%
"
4s conv subord debs 1981.
Apr-Ocf
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998——April-Ocf
2%s
20%
*20%
4%s
IA Poland
4J%s
1972
—
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
debentures
1980
:
*20%
__
Norway (Kingdom of) —
External sinking fund old
fANurcmberg
,
1967.—
3%s
mtge 3%s
Machine & Foundry Co—•
4%s subord conv debs 1981
__
—April-Oct
Mlnas Geracs (State)—
ASecured extl sinking fund 6%s 1958
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125% ) 2008
sink
1st
Co
AND
96
84
84
95
86
June-Dec
:
95
3
16
95
American
—
1963-Jan-JuIy
6%s 1952
Southern
mortgage 3'/bs 1984
2%s
Jan-July
j
assented
ANat
1971—
13%
(assented to 1922
..
Oriental
77
84^
83
i
Feb-Aug
June-Dep
1961-.
'26
8
100 Va
94
—
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny Lualum Steel Corp—
5s
,
extl
13%
Jan-July
1963_Jan-July
ASmall
ASecured
of
6s
14
__
(1942
1933
(City of)
Great
Alabama Power
4y4s
*18%
—
—
5 ASmall
fAMilan
1937)
_N__
(City of)
25
95%
.'
Aluminum
13%
14%
June-Dec
ASmall
lARio
,
—
—
assented
new
94%
95'
187 ft
182%
*184
June-Dec
1979
1958
97 »/2
—
.
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Aluminum
JATreasury 6s of 1913
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of
100
91
"
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1979
1961 extended to
Aldens Inc
,
../■
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—'
:
agreement)
assented
due
Allied
—
(1942 agree't)
assented
new
r.
176%
96%
100
*90
83
Albany & Susquehanna
16
51%
94%
176%
__
100
95
6s
90% "
90%
"
June-Dec
bond
(dollar
100
May-Nov
1st
91'4
■—
Jan-July
IA 4s of 1910 assented to 1922 agree¬
ment)
1945
A4s
96 Va
90%
April-Ocf
•,
readjustment
A Yokohama
104
—t
§ A Small
*7%
*168%
Mar-Sepf
1963-.—
of)—
conversion
Alabama
195%.
100%
1943—May-Wop
1954
new
(Republic
'
A48 of 1904 (assented to 1922 agree't)
due
58
;
117
59%
—
——June-Dec
Large
,
20%
88%
April-Ocf
!
3 VL'S external readjustment 1984.
.i—Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
A Warsaw (City)'external 7s 1958—.
Feb-Aug
;
191%
1968
assented
ASmall
extended to
1953
A4 %s
(Republic of)—
new
15%
*164
—May-Nov
3"%s-4%s-4 /[jS external conversion 1978_June-Dec
4s-4%s-4%s external readjustments 1978 Fcb-Aug
165%;
*192
101% 102 %
—
•,—May-Nov
7s 1957—April-Oct
fiA4%s assented (1922 agreement)
§A4%s small 1943
n5s
3
88
88
15%
Jan-July
1971
External
101%
1975
to
24
15%
Jan-July
External
'
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
1905May-Nov
102%
21%
Ltd—
Co
11971
s
5 %s due 1961 extended to
25 Vo
--
58%
*112
*117-
59
—
19C4
Jugoslavia
ASmall
—
57
*112
—
June-Dec
1954——
191%
100
(City
Uruguay
24'/a
—
*98% 100
57% 57%
57%
Jan-July
-Jan-July.
^
AMedellin
Mexico
,
—
Jan-July
to
AS'/aS extl loan of '30
5%s due 1965 extended
ANew assented
—
.
.Mar-Sept
;
1951
'24-
6'/aS due 1904 extended
A
*84%
—
(Imperial Govt)—
A6//2S
15%
13%
160 %
April-Oct
April-Oct
—Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
—Jan-July
191%
Institute—
f 3s 1977
1952
s
7s
(Kingdom
234
311
25%
24%
19%
for Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
§A7s series B 1947—
8 A External
Power
(40-yf)
3%s-4s-4%s
21%
23a
22%
—May-Wou
-1—Feb-Aug
part paid 1964
part paid 1968—
IA Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946
Conv & funding 4%s 1906---.
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7J/2s 1950
Helsingfors (City) external 6'/2s 1960
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
15
*188
June-Dec
of)—
5 %s extl loan of '27 1961—
8s
.
June-Dec
A7s
30-ycar gtd ext
Electric
1965
4'/4S
Tokyo Electric tight Co Ltd—
§ AGs 1st mtge $ series 1053——
,
April-Oct
A6s
IA Italy
of)
(Union
§A5s sterling loan of '12 1952—
.JAWith March 1,1952 coupon on..
,
Greek Government—
Italian Public Utility
June-Dec
5%s due 1971 extended to 1981
92%
.'
(Young loan)
12%
"
June-Dec
1965
15
13%
21
Africa
High
*12%
May-Nov
1962—
Jan. 1
Low
13
100
Taiwan
'79%
■f
—
June-Dec
-
—
1949
due
1962
Wo.
14
*98
South
79%
i-
external
Range Since
Sold
*13
*20
99%
95%
secured
B
Bonds
High
June-Dec
A5%s
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)—
§A7s gold bonds
May-Nov
ASilesia
1930—
1980
1972
Friday's
Low
(Prov of) external 7s 1958
—June-Dec
A4%s assented 1953„
—;
——.—June-Dec
76%
76%
98'/*
98%
91%
.Apr-Ocf
German Govt International
5%s
series
or
Bid & Asked
—
1962
(3%s due 1952 extended to
163
163
—
1953 issue—■
of
bonds
dollar bonds
3s
secured external
(Kingdom)
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
„
1972
bonds
Slovenes
&
Period
Shiriyetsu Electric Powder Co Ltd—
SA6%s 1st mtge s f 1952_;
.
1963—Jan-July
1953 due
issue
Conversion
Croats
Interest
Exchange
Stock
A7s
75%
70
.—
»79,/»
__
72%
—
—
«17%
__
April-Ocf
dollar bonds
York
New
,
(Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of 1924
5%s dollar bonds 1969-'3s
11
B b N D S
Jan. 1
Sold
German
3a cony &; fund
OCTOBER
Range Since
A 8s
(Republic of)—
3'/2s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976._Ja7i-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
AEstonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
Jan-July
lAFrankfort on Main 6V28 1953
—.——May-Nov
4%s sinking fund 1973
—-May-Nov
„
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
SI Salvador
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Last
79 — '
X
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
(1651)
2
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
New
Jrenod
aiock Exchange
York
WEEK
FOR
Last
or
Sale Frlce
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Low
No.
4%s series A Jan X 2020—_May
AGen mortgage 4 V2S series B Jan 1 2020——May
Central RR Co of N J 3 Vis 1907———IV.—Jan-July
Central -New York Power 3s 1974—
:—.April-Oct
60
,
60.',i
60
r
49
70
77
Vo
49
262
5914
80 Va
8514
Central.Pacific Ry Co—
.
'
First; and refund 3 Vzs .series A" \97,4—,,Feb-Aap
84
87
58
52
•
52 Va
*84
50 Va
89 Vi
,
90
3%s series, B .19681
Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965—Jan-July
3%s debentures 1981.1
-A,-,a-Laa,.
—Jan-July
Chesapeake & Onio Ry General-4 V2S .1992 jfar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series D i996—May-Won
Refund and impt M 3Vis series E' 1996—Feb-Awy
Refund and impt M 3%'s series H 1973—June-Dec
R &> A div first consol gold 4s 1989Jan-Jlily
Second consolidated gold 4s 19,89
-..Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy- RR—
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90
94
1
94
95
93 Vi
~4
91%
93 Vi
91%
93 Va
97 Vi
84 Vi
2
Vi
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86 Vi
94!i
94? 8
86
86 Vi
98
27
84
100
100
100
91 Vi
93%
100%
93 Vi
82
81-
81
3
80%
86 y»
7414
77V4
16
74%
101V*
5s* income
debs
*75
62 Vi
—May-Nov
2054_*—_—
Jan
Chicago '& Erie 1st gold 5s 1982i±—±—May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s^ ser A' 1988——Ja»-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4 Vis Jan 1 2038———April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983—_;_April
A2nd mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Bacific RR-—
•
•First mortgage 4s series A 1994_—^-Jan-fJuIy
'General mortgage 4'/js inc Ser A Jan 2019—April
-4%s.conv increased series B Jan 1 2044—-April
5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055-Vl————Mar-Sept
70
105
76%
8
681s
;
62 V2
10
70
3
,74V«
68
81%
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81
79V2
741/2
821/4
52
655a
48%
61%
52
58
56
Va
47
53 Vi
205
52 Va
;
58,5 a
66 Vi
570
..
convertible
3s
debentures
convertible
3%s debs 1971
70
65%
70%
80 Vi
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:
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1994-Vi—VV_l_
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1
64
60 Vi
60 Vi
92
92 V4
92
92
75
86
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73
—
77%
88
*_I
95
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*—
84
84
84
-May-Nov
June-Dec
Jan -July
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—Jan-July
1958—
debentures
-
•
'
Cincinnati
'
-
'
101V4
87Va
91V4
I
87 %
4%s
conv
98 Va
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
:
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gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G, 1974, —J—Feb-Aug
CIT Financial Corp
1959, v__
—April-Oct
4s debentures, i960—.r—-Jan-July
'3%s debentures 1970—L,__—a,—a,_,—Mar-Sept
.4Vis debentures 197l_—
1.+.L
—Apr-Oct
88%
100
97
1977
83 Va
88
v
,24
95 V4
97%
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97Va 101%
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871a
87-a
89 V 2
27
875a
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3Vis 1970
96 Vi
96
96:ii
23
96
83'.a
83
84 V4
33
80%
96
Eastern
•
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Fuel
3s
95
198
160
183
113%
1
75%
13
86
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84%
70%
128%
84%
93%
75
75
72
97%
,
70
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97%
97
102
97%
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85
89
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87
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10
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•
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95
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97 Vi.
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84
79
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*
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89
116
no
—
mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
87
152
-
1st
•
95
76
196
debs 1977
a
-Mar-Sept1
Feb-Aug
25as 1979a
»,'■
—April-Oct
2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
3V4S 1982-;
:
—Mar-Sept
35'as 1983—
a
Mar-Sept
3 VaS 1984—
a—
Jan-July
3 %s 1986-^—
—April-Oct
mortgage
84
8
82
*86
89%
20
.
(
subord
1st
77%.
.*_._
,
Duquesne Light Co 2%S 19771
85
88%
/
debentures
,
97
10
97%
9 <Vi
91%
83%
—
77
87%
—June-Dec
——a
89%
subord
conv
85
9'-%
1995
3s subordinated debs 1982
Dressdr Industries Inc—' '
/'••■•-
Terminal—.,•/
Union
gold 4s
95 Va
80
90
81
*83J/2
(conv from Oct 4. 1958)_Mar>-Sept
Dpw C.hemicalr 2.35s debentures 1961
13
83%
85
i969——-—Feb-Aug
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;,i
89
*81
June-Dec
97 Vo
92'A
92 Vi
105%
105
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70
82.14,,. 83Va
...
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4s
•i
73%
75
90
10
92
60%
75
69
92 Vi
'
80%
60%
*—
60
.
82
74
Detroit Terminal 3s Tunnel 4%s 1961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976-Mar-Sept
15
-
\
93%
92 Vi
98%
3
61%
.
92%
91%
92
75
Hp ref ]2%s ser N 1984——
—Mar-Sept
Gen & ref BViS series JO 1980—^-May-Nov
Detroit & Mack first lien gold 4s 1995—Jnne-Deo
79
87%
,61
92
<—-Jan-July
Chicago'Onion Station—•'«>:/** ■
; 'First mortgage 3 Via series F:1963Jan-Ju Zy
First .mortgage 2%s series CK 1963——Jan-July
Chicago'& Western Indiana RR^Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 197&_Apn7-Oct
First mortgage 27a3 1978—
,—
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 4Viis 1987—___——.—May-Nov
•
74
>.
85
74
Gen
,
Chicago'Terre* Haute St Southeastern Ry—
,
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s^994,Ja a-July
8
2
*55
,
Chicago Rock Island'& Pacific RR—*
1st mtge 2%s ser A 1980—V—...-.-.Jan-July
4%k income-debs 1995J
a,
—Mar-Sept
87%
16
85 %
92%
*80
.
_2
1%
52%
,
90
92%
May-Nov
—
3V4S
54
8834
89%
85%
92%
Salt Lake Income mortgage (3% fixed ,
contingent, interest) 1993——
Jan-July
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970—
June-Dpc
General and refund 2%s series I 1982—May-Sept
Gen So ref mtge 2%s ser J 1985
_Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 33/8S ser K 1976—
May-Nn»
85
481-
8934
95%
85%
89
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66
5314
82
*
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65
':771i
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21
69%
l'/a. contingent
mortgage eeries A (4Va%
contingent interest) 2018
85
55
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87%
*81%
(3% fixed
interest) 1993-.
57
,
High
140
80%
1
First mortgage series A
58 Vi
>
80%
105
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
71
57
57
164
.'
.
& coll tr 3Vas 1984—
mtge & coll tr 3 Vis 1985—
1st mtge & coll trust 5s 1987—-
1st
109
*55
Chicago.& North Western Ry—
„
'. .Second mortgage cony itfc 4%sjJan 1 1999—April
":Firsfe mortgage 3s series'B 4-9891ii-:i^_—/a»-July;'
;
62 Vi
105
76Vi
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,
„
75
78 Vi
62 Vi
•
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No.
1979-Jan-July
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1st mtge &.coll trust 2%s 1980*.
.
Range Sine*
Sold
„
T_May-Nov
J
1st mtge
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
;
A General mortgage inc conv 53 1997—
,April
First mortgage 3%s series b: 1985———May-Nov
Bonds
High
114
80%
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973———April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3V2S 1977_Ju»e-Deo
87 Va
Friday's
Low
105
*
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042_.
101%
3
74-14
Division
Essex
mtge & coll tr 5? ser A 1985—;
1st mtge & coll tr 4V2S ser B 1985
34
81
...
99%
or
Bid & Asked
.
1st
99 SI
iu
.82-
Week's Range
.
105 Va
M 5s series ,C 1973—May-Nor
mortgage due 1993——
!
-May
&
Pennsylvania Division—
98
82 >4
99
991
Morris
99 Va
96
82
Last
Sale Price
First and refund
A Income
91 Va
86 V»
2
.
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
109%
Vi
5
;
*90
—.—Mar-Sept
1958
First and refunding mortgage 3'/as 1985
Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 3sl990_,
Feb-Aug
3
*9114
93 Vi
-
General 4s
•"
94 Vi
90
.
.94Vi
mortgage
Period
Inc—
4% conv subord debs 1977
Mar-Sep
Dayton power &, Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-oct
First mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series A 1978
June-Dec
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982———.
Feb-Aug
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series E
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1980
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,
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90
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,
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.
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.
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;—
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1
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—June-Dec
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.Jan-July
5%s
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series A July 2015—
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—May-Nov
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.
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87
91
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—
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85 Va
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98%
83
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:—-a
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debs 1971-May-Nov
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85
—
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1980
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,
—
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.
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77 Va
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in U. S-dollars) 2001.April-Oct
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.
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1977_Apn'Z-Oct
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refund mtge 3s ser D 1972_.
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refund mtge 3s ser E 1979
Jan-July
refund mtge 3s ser F„ 198.1—Feb-A«p
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:
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97
.Jan-July
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—..Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1969—
1,369
.
ser A;
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First and refund mtge
debentares
81%
38%
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87%
5s
debentures
1977—————————Feb-Aug102 %
General Motors Corp 3 Vis debs 1979
Jan-July
92
84%
75:%
•*»
—
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—
1961—,
63%
52
General .Realty & Utilities Corp—A48 conv income debentures 1969—
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Consolidated Edison of New York-
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I960.—
debentures
98% 120
90
104
100
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1976-
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debentures
3%s
Commonwealth Edison Co-
Corp 3%s debs
141
/
—June-Dec
debs. 1976
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90
May-Nov
Cigar Co Inc—
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conv
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81
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2
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102%
99
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 14, 1957
...
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RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
OCTOBER II
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
New
Period
btock Exchange
York
Last
or
first
Manhattan
6c
A
5s
1957
Feb-Aug V
Aprli-Oct
Hlinout Bell Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
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June-Deo
111 Cent RR consol
Conaol
1957..
5s Feb
income
bold
HiQh
No.
mtge 3%6 eer A
187/a
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17
78
79
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14
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s
debentures
Union
1980
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1986—June-Deo
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Inland steel Co 3Vis debs 1972,—
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conv
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debentures
f
e
subord
conv
94
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91
25
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1987
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—
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—
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—
%—
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Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
4%s
subord debs
conv
Jan-Julf
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97
31
Ohio
3%s
1988
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1991
f debentures
s
3.10s
f
6
1976
debentures
Minneapolis-Moline
Minnesota
—Feb-Aug
1972
April-Oct
84%
:
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89%
89%
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91
(quar) F M A N
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40-year 4s series B
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lien
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92
93
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—
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51%
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47%
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—
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Mohawk 6c MaloDe
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Ry 3'As series B 1966
Feb-Aug
(John) Ac Co 3s debentures 1958—May-No®
48
47%
90 %
90%
56 %
—
Monongahela
Morris & Essex first gtd 3y2S 2000—
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
1978
June-Dec
May-No®
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mortgage 3s series B
National Cash Register Co—
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1986
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debs
debentures
2%s
22
90 VB
56 %
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53
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—
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—
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98
75
—
—
'
—
60%
72%
60
98 Vb
53
81
85
54
89
66
86
June-Dec
i
8%s~ debentures
1976
Distillers Prods 3%s
f
debs
National Steel Corp 1st 3%s 1982
1st mtge 3%s 1986
For
footnotes
see
page
29.
83
—
,
Light
&
4'As
mortgage
B
series
1975
4%s 1960
1981
4'As series E
Feb-Aug
—June-Dec
June-Dec
...April-Oct
1968
D
April-Oct
.
1965——
series A
series
3s
1984
Jan-July
3 %s series F 1985
Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external I960—_April-Oct
General mortgage
'
4s April 1980
April
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR CoGeneral 5s series B 1974——————Feb-Aug
A Income
Pere
gold "4%s series C 1977
Jan-July
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971—
June-Dec
■„
First 6c refuirding 2%s-1967
...
—May-No®
First & refunding 2%s 1974
..May-No®
First 6c refunding 2%s 1981...
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s 1978
——Feb-Aug
First 8c refunding 3'As 1982
Jan-July
1st & ref mtge 3%s 1983
.June-Dee
1st & ref mtge 3%s 1985
——-—April-Oct
114
114
116
92
114
131%
86%
85'A
86%
56
84
92%
June-Deo
87'%
87%
87%
6
86
94%
85%
94%
87
91 %
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May-No®
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—
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92
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88
—
85 %
85%
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10
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s
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91 %
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68
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1
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100
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1988—
85
73
1
55
99
98:%
85%
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851/.
90
78
5
-
82
•
1988
series Z
debentures
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,
-
54
i
1970
78
82
"I
80%
78
99
47%
74%
88
80%
,,
,62%
.
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:
*86
refunding 3%s series X 1984
.June-Dec
M 3%s series Y 1987
—June-Dec
ref M 3%s
.
68%
52
.
5
1974—_—Mar-Sept
1984
73
.
59'";
' u'*
3
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General
—Feb-Aug
;
77%
ref
Pennsylvania
'
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Nashville Chattanooga 6c St Louis—
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58
27%
—Feb-Aug
W
4
'67%
64
76 Va
.April-Oct
Pennsylvania RR—
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62%
2045—
series
V
'2%
; 80...
— —
27 Va
.
Quar-Feb
_Quar-Feb
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
Pacific Western'Oil 3'/as debentures 1964—June-Dec
66%
1
3 %s
M
83
a
1%
.
'"""1%
4,67%
*52%
27%
3%s series I 1966—.June-Dec
3s series J 1970
^.June-Dec
3s series K 1971
June-Dec
3s series L 1974
... June-Dec
3s series M 1979—.—June-Dec
3s series N 1077—„.June-Dec
2%s series P 1981——June-Dec
2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
3%s series R 1982
Ju?ie-Dec
3 s series S 1983
... June-Dec
2%s series T 1976——June-Dec
mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
4%s
70
1
3% debentures
&
ref
:
ei
.
3%s
80 Vb
A Jan
Jan
66
88
3
60
60
-
68
68
68
—
—
8
*•*
B
Jan
34
—
—
ser
debentures
2U1
l-<8
59.
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4%s series AA 1986—..June-Dec
1st 6c ref mtge 5s ser BB 1989
June-Dec
Pacific Tel 6c Tel 23As debentures 1985—June-Dec
2%s debentures 1986
:
.t—.April-Ocf
3%s debentures 1987
April-Oct
3'As debentures 1978'
1—
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1983
.Mar-Sept
3 %s
debentures 1981—
May-No®
90
ser
Morrell
&
1st
85
89
.
mtge Income 4%s
income
&
1st
94
mtge Income 4%s
-
Natl
First & refunding
:
Jan-July
1962
5s
G7%
40
refunding
First & refunding
102%
Gen
3s
First &
'
s
1962
series
adjustment
First & refunding
1st
23
Gen
5s
-
..
.
85
95%
—
.
First 6c refunding
99
86
84
*82%
—
refunding
91
85
59%
,50%
33
.
85
Electric Co—
First & refunding
*83
—
&
87
99
1J3
:
3s
77%
.82
"
1975
mortgage
First & refunding
*71%
82
207
•
1%
'•■J
*64
mortgage
67
—
—
89%
first
84 ;
.
49 ' '•
51%
*80r)a
1973—May-No®
May -Nov
1^96—
76
381
11-
*78
77%
69
81
1
June-Dec
Telephone 2%s 1984——June-Dec
debs
86
; 73%
42 i
,
1%
first
subord
Pacific Gas
.
1971—May
1091—May
Jan-July
1967—April-Oct.
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization Issues—
1st mtge 4V{s series B Jan 1 1990
1st mtge 4%« series C Jan 1 2005
ACum
98%
20
*92%
—
•
First mortgage iVsB inc series A Jan
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
f
101% 101%
101%
r*.
69
1%
1996—April-Oct
1974—Mar-Sept
1974—Mar-Sept
-
•
95
-•
;• r.
Feb-Aug
.
;.'B0
73%
I. yb'
r"
78
——Quar-Jan
1984
4s
Edison
1st &
1986
.
.Jan-July
...April-Ocf
Aprl1-Oct
Feb-Aug
:
b3
93
..
74
First
Co—
68 subord s I Inc debs
77%
69
,
49
1974—
88%
"78%'
79
2%s 1975
April-Oct
mortgage 2%s 1980
May-Nov
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 23As 1975
...Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982
:—
.Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As 1985—
.June-Dec
1st
mortgage
4%s ,1987
...Jan-July
Oregon-Washington RR 3» series A 1960—April-Oci
69%
89
June-Deo
-Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s
76
38
2047.:
debentures
First
99
67
1
1
107%
90%
..
84%
*—
*_.
Feb-Aug
Co
conv
First &
1975
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
1974—May-No®
Michigan Bell Telephone
trust
3 %S
V,
June-Dec
Merrltt-Cliapman & Scott Corp—
.
debentures
t
Northwestern Bell
—
101% 102%
89%
69Vs 69Va
63%
,60
82':'
82
79%
'
May-No®
.
"
Jan-July
Northrop Aircraft Inc-^-
•
„
debentures. 1973
f
registered
Coll
80
k
81
*79
.
60
69%
66
.56
94 %
mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975—
April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1978
—
..Jan-July
First
mortgage 2%s 1979———
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3'As 1982...
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4'As 1086
Mar-Sept
•'»(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977-LApril-Oet:
First mortgage 3s 1979—
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987.:
...June-Dec
78%
80%
62 %
55!
13
: 102%
*73%
1955'..
4s
(Minnesota)
82
68
55%
Northern States Power Co—
94
73
.58%
55
79%
*85
49%
Refunding 6c improve 4%s ser A 2047
88
88
..
77
!
"
87
..Feb-Aug
;.._Mar-Sept
f debentures 1978-—
*■;
s
s
3s
90
—
90
1
31
56%
38%
4s registered 1997
97
120
1U1
c°%
56%
May
;
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119%
"I
95%
28
•
56
*80
Refunding mortgage 4,As series J 1991—May-Nov
,,,
87%
-"80%
*55
& cons mtge ser A 2004
1
Jan-July
4%s series A 2019
Jan-July
Tclephpne 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3y«s series E 1978L_Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
.Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
3'As
117
68
98'A
74%
70
67;
,
*oo
56
Y
.
1,010
120
*85y»
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1977
3%s s f debentures 1980
May Stores Realty Corp—
56'v
..May-No®
4%s s f debentures > 1976
May-No®
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—_Quar-Jan
101
95 %
2
■
77
SIVb
April-Oct
1979_May-No®
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1968—Mar-Sept
59
55%
56%
;
.
1st mtge 4%s series A 1973
■
3'As
1.01 »/a
'
95
18
"
<
92%
?2
100
*101
.
'
Northern
72
'
60
April-Oct
Maine Central RR 5y8s 1978
Manila RR {Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
6
66 Va
57
April-Oct
Macy (R H) 6c Co 2%s debentures 1972
subord
V
•.
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s
Central general & ref 5s
General 6c refunding 4%s ser A
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs
81
50
'
65
*
Mar-Sept
lit;Mortgage e 14a 1984
3%s
u
57
•
74%
4
'~~m»
50
57
Aprll-Oot
1,
i>J
:
56
A 2007—Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1983.
4%s conv debentures 1972
:72%
2
74
50
ser
mtge conv inc;4yas ser A 2022
General
69
64
—
4s
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp— '
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General mortgage 2%s 1980...
General mortgage 3'/4.s 1983—
•i
'
tt
1976_June-Deo
1963—:
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%s
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
conv
89
85
57
1
64
—
— -
Apr-Oct
D
ser
Co 3s debentures
debentures 1976
Mack Trucks
3
"
57
57
*
70J/2
June-Deo
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund mtgd 2%s ser G 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser II
2003
First 6c refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003.
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
6s
75%
j
96
1982
(P)
3% e debentures 1978
Louisville 6i Nasnvllle RR—
*
75
,•
May-No®
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorlllard
81%
75
—
•
s
1952.
61%
jRefunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996"— April-Oct
,
•
May-No®
lALombard Electric 7s 6erles A
96
60'A
1st
N
70
*72
May-No®
1976-
9o%
60'A
AGeneral mortgage
73%
-.*■.
1880
95 V*
•
.
2003
aeries
Corp—
debentures
117
1
—June-Dec
N'Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975_.Mar-'Sept
u'N Y 6c Rutnaui. first consol gtd 4s 1993—Aprll-Ocf
N Y Susquehanna 6c Western RR— A
r Terra 1st mtge 4s 1994.—:
—Jan-July
-
65
Aircraft
3.75s eubord
loo
72%
-
2%
2%
*80
85
..May-No®
Series B 4%8 fixed interest 2008
..May-No®
Series O 6s fixed Interest 2003
_k
May-No®
ASeries D 4s contingent interest 2003
May
A Series E 4yas
contingent Interest 2003
May
ASeries F 58 contingent Interest 2003
uMay
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979.—April-Oct
Lexington 6c Eastern Ry first 6s 1965
April-Oct
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76~June-Deo
s
refunding mtge
Ilarlem River, & Port Chester—•
,»;,
89%
10
92%
*2%
•;
146
'
92%
—
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"
&
....
& Hartford KR—
New Haven
Y
N
AGeneral
Jan-July
6o%
70
[ IAN Y Ontario &c West ref 4s June 1992._Mar-Sept
•
50
•
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Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
1973——
84
97%
■
61
70
May-Nov
_May-Nov
1973
A
88
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
«i
4s series
West
83
i
1974
Lack 6c
84
*89%
Feb-Aug
Feb-hag
,
62%
May-Nov
74
..
Lehigh Valley Coal Co— •
1st 6c ref 5s stamped 1964
195
—Jan-Jaly
...Jan-July
—
75
-
1st mtge 6lnk fund 3%s aeries A 1968—June-Deo
Lake Shore 6c Mich 8outh gold 3yas '97—June-Deo
3%e registered 1997
Jane-Dec
Lehigh Coal 6c Navigation 8%s A 1970—April-Oct
59%
April-Ocf
2%s series B 1975
gold 3%s 2000
Harlem
Mortgage 4s series A 2043..
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
{
83
Mar-Sept
.
56%
Feb-Aug
1998-Feb-Aug
..Feb-Aug
75
_V
Jan-July
4%a unguaranteed 1981
Jon-July
-Kings County Eiec Lt Ar Power 6s 1997—April-Oct
.Koppere Co 1st mtge 3s 1964.
Aprll-Oot
RR Terminal—
:
*81
_
6c
Y 6c
N
'.
NY
196<.
JAKreuger Ac Toll 5s certificates 1959
1998...
*90%
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4yas 1961._Jan-July'
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
•
registered
—
75
-
%
56%
Jan-July
—
'
■99
-
.
N Y Connecting RR
80
•88
69
85
So
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
mortgage 3s series F 1986
-April-Oct
4%s income debentures 1989
June-Dec
80
79 •
78% -'78%
*79Va
'
let mortgage 2%s 1980—.
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
V v.
'. „ '
V
1st mtge .3 %s aeries C 1984
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%a 1974——April-Oct
Karfltadt {Rudolph) 4ya# debs adj 1663
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
•
78
81%
68
."First
95
•
90
.
•85%
92%
88
77
J
*75
———.Jan-July
3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
collateral gold
Shore
3%s
100
77
2
~-
—
125%
104%
95%
224
;
104
78
88%
74;
—
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3J/as
3%a registered 1998
New kork Chicago 6c St Louis—
(
,
——Ayr-Oct
Lakefront Dock
A::
93
105
100
i ")■*' 100;»
82
j
...May-Not
3%s 1977.
General mortgage 3V2S 1997
3%s registered 1997..
.
»
.•
1082
debs
90
__
i'
:
;»
Y Central & Hudson River RR—.
N
.
Lake
1959—June-Doo
let &
100 V*
^
85 '
85
Jersey Central Power 6c Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
77'%
Joy Manulacturlng 3%a debs 1975Mar-Sept
*--™
Kanawha & Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas City Power 6c Light 2%s 1976
.June-Dec—
1st mortgage 2%s 1978
June-Dec »,
-
a
•97%
99%
94%
100
100
.
96%
33
.
*bb
1988—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
liefundlng 6c linpt 4 %s series A 2013—Aprli-Oc<
Refundiag & impt 5s series C 2013.—April-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980
.Aprii-Oct
t
92%
85
--
*91
__
\
170
146
140
«5%
,
*
■.
RR gtd lirst 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
1974
Mar-Sept
New York Central RR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998.
i
:8
High
60
GO
96
Lot®
No.
100% 102
101'A
Sines
Jan. i
hold
bd%
bo
Kit age
Bonds
High
Jersey Power & Light 3s
New Orleans Terminal
92
;<
Bongo
riaay's
UU'% lUO
May-Nov
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1982
deoenlures,
New
92%
SI
——Feb-Auy
1977
debentures .1974—
New Jersey Junction
93
92
*80
May-JVo®
New Jersey Bell Telephone ,3 y»s
L
87%
•89
82%
*75
•
—Jan-July
Jamestown Franklin 6c Clear 1st 4s
Plain
90
86
87%
82 %
Corp—
1977—
I-T-E Circuit Breaker—
4V«s
84
*85
k
.
3s
140
or
Bid Si Asked
*^.
June-Dec
1980
conv.
debentures
f
s
,3s
Pipe Line Oo—
f debentures
s
4%s
deba
90%
92
*75
Last
Sale Price
debentures 1967^
England Tel 6c Tel Co— : ; ■
„."
First guaranteed 4'/as series B 1961
75%
*82
„
Period
*
New
84
*70
—
—J an-July
1st mortgage 3.20s aeries I 1982
;
-
,^-Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
5s
30'%
*84
,.
-8%s
block Exchange
Week'*
Friday
Interest
Q N y g
National Supply 2%s
3 Vis
*85
-
^
National Tea Co
.
•86
73
21
*83
3%s series B 1979—May-No®
'V. :
Consol mortgage 3%s aeries C 1974
May-No®
Conaol mortgage 3%s series F 1984-.—Jan-July 1
._r^«
1st mtge 3%s series O 1980
Feb-Aug ■■«.
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989—
Mar-Sepf
'
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Low
57%
45
83
1979__May-No®./.
mortgage
Indianapolis
19
"17
78
1
OCTOBER
New
HiQh
Low
130
45 '/a
45
45
•
ENDED
ENDED
Jan. 1
Bid & Asked
Sale Trice
'
A Adjusted
WEEK
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
I Hudson
WI KK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
85
—
60'A
85
11
49
86
94%
9
79
89%
89%
88%
89%
82
80 Va
82
*77
•
84'A
64%
84
,
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84%
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88
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84'A
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Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
(1653)
29
new york stock exchange bond record
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New
York
Mock
Interest
Exchange
or
Sale Price
Phillips Petroleum
4 '.'46
-
2%s debentures
subord
conv
debs
1964
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
ser
'
Pittsburgh Cihc Chicago & St Louis
'.
.
-
Coal
3 its
f
s
Procter
Pip6 iine
2%s
debentures
3'As
3s
& Gamble
•J
debentures
&
1981—,—.
73 Vi
73 V
'
Quaker
' " *
v
,
Gats
*
2%s
97%
94
o
; 97%
9IT2
'•
£
87%
6s: 1953-—
Consol
mtge 6s 1955—
adjustment bonds—
5.%s series A 1978
j
99
Vi
99 VA
4'As series
B
2978
General mortgage
Aircraft
5 Vis
conv
J
*
,•_*
'
309
66
I
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"tu
—
85
*
85
.
—_lFeb-Auy
——April-Oct
88
,88
92
mtge & coll tr 27/8s 1980
mtge 3'As 1982
—
Tank
80
80
2
78
78
1
6s
f
debs
mtge
4%s
152
72
80
78'A
Mar-Sept
™
.
84
83%
91
93
*85VA
91
83 7
71
3,'As
3%a
!
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
April-Ocl
1st
Second gold 6s 1996
Bt. Louis-San Francisco Ry
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997
ASepond mtge inc 4Vhs ser A Jan 2022
mtge 4s ser B 1980
5s income ,debs ser A Jan 2006
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
4s bond
certificates
1989
Duluth
Paul
&
Paul
Union
Scioto
first
1971
Jan-July
71'A
91
73
86
61%
80 »A
73
1
Mar-Sep
—■"
Mar-Nov
56%
•"
75
39
56
68 7
92
10
91 y2
a
wJ_-
87%
-
81
90'A
89'A
100'A
94
294
—
3%s
s
f
debentures
May-Nov
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2'As 1966
3s
*76'A
Mar-Sept
1977
*76 Va
—-June-Dec
debentures 1974
77 Va
debentures
4iis
subord
'■ 5s
debentures
-Feb-Aug
1977
99%
May-Nov
1982
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
June-Dec
2%s
debentures
3lis
20
94%
71
100%
103
104'A
98
103%
85
17
82 '/a
89'A
West
—
Penn Power
877
102 Va
117'A
West
Shore
—
93
93
32
80'A
88
95
95
78
90'A
73
83%
77
85
*93
"
61
;
80'A
81
*95 »A
—
81
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
Gas
2%s
1970
76'A
—
.
Jan-July
1994
—
Jan-July
June-Dec
—
Co 4Vis conv 1973
4s
82'A
76 V a
76'A
'
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\
103
8
0
—
—»
104'/2
62
-
129
129
131 VA
(Oregon Xines)
4Vis
1969
4Vis
A 1977
3%s
San Fran Term 1st: mtge 3%s ser A '75
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
Mortgage
2%s
89
91'A
73
87%
101%
Wilson & Co.
90%
91%
06
90
101'A
85'A
86'A
80
84
June-Dec
*83
—
•'
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Apr-Oet
Jan-July
Southern Ry first consul
gold
Memphis Div first gold 5s
New Orleans &
1994—
1996___
5s
•
*
71
3As 1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
60
«.
.
~2
60
59%
91
101
2%s
debs
1985
105
105
105%
19
103'A
98%
107
*60
Jan-July
62
—
93%
a
75 Vi
77
75
76 Vi
1
101
104%
341
3Vis
conv 1982
13
*77
101
April-Ocf
75
84
82
87%
82%
87
92
66Vi
84
the
142'A
100
25
2
79V2
1
weekly
the
following extensive list
«
furnish
and
69
68%
€8%
69
STOCKS
(Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme Precision Products Inc
Acme
Wire Co
common
Adam
Consol
Industries
68%
1
1984
f
897/a
1980
RR
65
56
64%
97%
57%
24
93'A
93'A
6
*87
93'A
—
99%
85
88 VA
95 Vi
82'A
122%
87'A
91'A
"l
98%
101
99%
98'A
98^
98 n
93'A
5
86
*
Deferred
100 '/a
Co—
63
63
Jan-July
May
»
1971—
--
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Light & Power 2%s
1970_Jan-July
Service
3'As
62'A
w
;
—
—
.
--
-
73'A
63
3
63
65%
.
•
June-Dec
74
78
85%
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delivery
sale
not
included
in
4
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year's
the
range,
h
'
85
3
,
t
'
94
i
90
d Ex-interest,
e
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''
gNegotiability impaired by maturity.
'
"
JCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 Of
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
in
the
year's range,
n
included in the year's range,
.
„
ABonds
selling flat.
yeakly
3'A
1
___.
record
1
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
3
Va
1%
33.
5
4
4.500
3'A
Oct
5%
Jan
6'A
1,500
6
Oct
11%
Apr
Alabama
Gas
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
5
1.500
4%
10%
1,800
8 Va
9%
6,700
Jan
1% Mar
3% July
9
5%
Jan
Way Industries Inc
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
4%
Oct
Par
Air
Feb
2.000
2
Last
Oct
11% Aug
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
9'A Aug
7%
Sep
5% Mar
30
6%
1%
II
STOCKS
7VA Mar
"8 Va
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
•
common
page
1
4%
ENDED
Friday
Shares
23
"7
WEEK
for Week
6
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aeronca
Aero
For
Range
10
1
FOR
Alan
5%
Corp
preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc
3
50c
—2
for Week
Range
Low
2,700
%
27%
2,600
'A
Oct
27 VA Aug
144
Sep
5 Va
Jan
1
Jan
34% Jan
160
23'/a
23 V
a
25
24
600
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1,700
83
Jun
92%
23'A
Oct
31'A
81%
84
84
100
—1
1% Aug
6,800
28'A
—50
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
2V4
%
27%
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
High
2%
preferred—100
Wood Steel Co
cumulative
)
86
629
88
♦
98 31
90
81
89'A
82'A
»
103"%
~3
85'A
89'A
April-OctJan-July
1
85
'
88
88
-
__
93'A
85
95%
90
99'A
18
88
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83;
93'A
——
100'A
100
*
Feb-Auy
scries A 2004
Public
57
56
-
93'A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-SeptJan-July
,,
95
58 'A
-
'
100%
21
96%
57
56
90
20
95'A
57
'
100'A
88
88
88
May
debs
83
94'A
37
96
59.
83
95'A
95'A
83
54%
60
*78'/a
May-Wop
s
76
j
80
*56'A
1st 4s ssr A 1969
Sales
of Prices
Low
1
Inc
Ainsworth
"Week's
'
76'/a
68%
25
69
a
RANGE
Friday
\
93%
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 1 and ending Friday, Oct. 11. It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
we
i
85JA
A
american stock exchange
In
I
••
91'A
I
101'A 102
•,%
99
101'A
'
89%
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
first mortgage 3s 1958
S B first 4s I960
Yonkers Electric
not
June-Dec
(Indiana)
92
87'A
80
..
..
80
82
11G
Standard
first gold 4Vis 2013
Products 5s conv 1967
I
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin
109
Included
1983
series
guaranteed 2361,
mtge 4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%s 1976
First
71
3
24
92
May-Wop
;
1974
Wisconsin
77
-
102 Vi
92
*81
Standard Oil
66
102
April-Ocf
May-Nov
April
Coil
.
102'/a
Afipokane Internal
debentures
3'As
Central
1st mtge 4s
86
'
'■ '
Northeastern RR—
Joint
3Vis
82
—
Gen
1986
1983
—
Wisconsin
•
1st mtge
SVis series H
80
May-Nov
Winston-Salem
85%
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
series E
99 V
99%
April-Oct
1975
debs
conv
91
97
88
80
85
April-Oct
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
90'A
Mar-Sept
1
.
3'As
4s
debentures
May-NoV
1981
3'As
registered 2361
Maryland Ry
5s Income
173
129
10
first
May-Nov
First 4 Vis
78'A
80
*83'/a
April-Oct
Jan-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1071—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
67
62
1
Electric
Whirlpool Corp
Gold
13
98'A
Jau-July
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
„Apr-Oct
5'As debentures 1982__.
—Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981;—Jan-July
114
101'A
112
62
Penn
Western
Southern Pacific Co—
Gold
80 'A' 81
mtge Vncome 4'As series B Jan
84%
84%
Edison Co—
Ry
94
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
West
Jan-July
debentures
Indiana
Southern Natural
91
Co-
102'A 105%
103 %
April-Oct
1585
convertible
Southern
115
80
*99
April
1991
April
mortgage 3'As series B 1971_„
.-Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd g'old 3'As 2000—Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
Co—
:
1987-
27/bs debentures
Southern California
95'%
*84'A
-June-Dec
South
1979
97 VA
102
—
Jan-July
-
& North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963:
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
31
"
,
152
119
*—
86
June-Dec
1958
Gen
Mar-Sept
1986—
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1905
Socony-Vacuura-Oil 2'/2s 1976
debentures
RR
615
90'A
*
92
99'A
95 Va
102'A
April-Oct
April-Oct
3s
5s
J :S
,
Gen
—
99'A
'
—Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Union Oil 2V/2S debentures 1971—
5 A Siemens & Halske 6'As 1951
Shell
,
Jan -July
79
87'A
" 87'A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Wabash
85'A
99%
87'A
First
1972
debs
162
June-Dec
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973
Bears,. Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
162
\ aj
160
162
Jwne-Deo
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
consolidated
'
;•
160
1957
First
84
161
1951—Juno-Dec
1951
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
__
84%
«
■
VA
85'A
'
—
*84%
—-
-June-Dec
99
105 V2
102'A
80
June-Dec
mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981
ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
101 Va
89 Vh
'
—
—
June-Dec
1st &
96T),
75
77 VA
80
r
97 VA' ] I
102% • *
97
Jan -July
1947
1st
——
'
Jun-July
mtge 3s series B 1980
96
if
91
100
First and refund mtge 27As ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser 11 1980
Mar-Sept
93
96
__
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st
103
101%% 1
94
10
i 'i
% i 4
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
a
'
*90
"84
*75
*80'A
May-Nov
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co— ■ 1
75
59
»
i
Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
9
38
91'A
-
__April-Ocf
1971
73%
63 »A
*73'A
-
C
~4
,
96
Jan-July
A
seiics
95
100'A 101
Mar-Sept
Vanadium Corp of America—'
3'As conv subord debenture^ 1969
4'As conv subord debs 1976
56
.
assented
94'A
*—
J
99'A;
86
24
90
..
_
87'A
--
92
93%
' 92'A
u
90s-
92a-';
80 VA
—
*92
""92'
„
April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
;
Participating ctfs 47/8s 1968-.;
79%
83'A
62
~
—.
62
May
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Wow
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures
Scovill
_
;
gold 4s 1968_Ju7ie-Dec
cons
Depot 3J/as B
V & New England
—
May-Woo
1989_Jan-July
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St
71'A
82'a
*
>
3'As
88
87
Co.—
1st
St
*_
■
—
j-r%*32%
April-Oct
series
I
,
119%
85'%
May-Wop
1975—
1967
assented
99
'
.
90
Feb-Axlg
6'As sinking fund mtge series A 1951
3'As assented series A 1951
112
«
88
80%
90'A
143
96»/o
90'A
90'A
Mar-Sept
United Steel Works Corp—
6'As debs series A 1947
*87'A
83%
debentures
~9
89 VA
79'/a
j (
86
91
67
,*■
"81'A
68 Va ' 69%
69%
.^Ja/t-july
—Jan-July
sinking fund debentures 1973
2%s
85V'a
79'A
v
April-Oct
Mdy4Nov-v'
1966—AprifiOct
2%s
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3
$
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.
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debs
1972
f
s
-
81'A
,
79'A
84
79'A
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„
90
1970 -Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977
!
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976-.^
85
—
—Jan-July
*87
83
1973
subord
conv
80%
June-Dec
3%s debentures 1977
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970^
1st mtge &,coll trust 35/as 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
72
•
*80
_May-Nov
debentures
s
94
—_Juue-Deo
2%s debs 1970
2%s
4'As
Car
United. Artists
—
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3
1
C
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80
3%s
—-
t
\
98
United Biscuit Go of
180
152
—
■T —.
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155
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109 :
Refunding mortgage 2VaS series C T991__Mar-Sept
102%
-'
88
88%
1st
■~%v
'
Baguenay Power 3s aeries A 1971
Bt
80
..
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1st
__
•
90
*
114
94
111,. Ill
!
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.
111
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J 64% '82%:
go
*-^2%
180
•
1
1
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—
•
85%
78
10
..
80%
82
2
83
79
98'A
.
1977_
83
79
1971—_May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
3s
debentures
1968
1—May-Nov
.4
—f
99'A
94
94
87%
i
84
99
82%
92
48
93%
93
gOVA.jS^
100%
90
1977—-Mar-Sept
,
debs
■
93%
u
83%
79 Va
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^
.
90%
97 Vi
98%
—
90 Vi,
89%
'
91
'93
'
;
3'As series J 1969
Corp—
subord
93
89%
84
'90
80Va
85
85
96%
66
66
Jan-July >
—Jan-July
J an-July 4
_
1978—
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
..' General
mortgage. 4.'As series D
Rolir
1
Jan-July
April-Ocf
May-Nov
1974
Co
Union Pacific RR
7. 89Vi
84;
91
91
*85
*92
Union
89%
91 VA
i
,
1J1
debs 1982
3V^s 1986
Oil
Union Oil of California
*91 Vi
80
98
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
87 %
85 Vi
99%
112
impt 3%s 1960—June-Dec
TritContinental Corp 2%s debs 1961^
:Mar-Sept
i,
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
—
■■■
84 Va
78%
92
82
Tol & Obio Cent ref and
87
1
Orleans 3%s
Products Inc—
Tidewater
lli'A
173Vi
■84 Vi
,
90
-—___—-May-Woo
.1—
_May-Nov
:
i
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478S. subord
93
104Vi
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_Mur-Sept
89
94
92
-i!
and refund M 3'As series p .1970—ApriLOct.
Tliompson
98
90 vi
'
87%
JVpr-Ocf
1964-j—.
Debt
4'As series C
89Vi
-
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§£ Direct-mtge- Gs ; 1952_T_
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11
81
93
100 tj
,
102 Vi
162
;
-
106%
Va
99
92
*90
__;
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
"
•
.
98
485
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—:
June-Dec
General and refund m 37/bS ser E 193b—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
;
89 Va
96
«
1"
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Texas & New Orleans RR—
101Vi
89 l/2
Lauis—
Texas Corp 3s debentures
Term RR of
,
'
97
99Vi
17
92 Vi
dot
K
debentures
*101% 102%
May-Wop
:
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019_„
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985_:
1965
_
96%
95%
1
98
*104
.Tobacco 3s debs 1973_
April-Oct
Rlieem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975_
„___Feb-A»0
Rliine-Westphalia' Elpc Power Corp-^- ,
•.< „
;
%
90V»
J
99'
83 V4
96
91%
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■ Radio.Corp of America 3'As conv 1980
June-Deo
j, Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
.
73
2
u
j
92 Vi
;
t
907
1973
Terminal RR-Assn of St
103'A
First
April-Ocf
—
100%
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6
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94
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•"
21
*
refunding mortgage 2%6 1979_June-Dec
*
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1972
.
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debentures
101 Vi
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3183
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98
98
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Jan-July
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(Ohio)—
2%s debentures
Co—
1963
100
97
97 Vi
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■
99'A
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1982—__Ja a-July
1973
—wMar-Sepf
Sunray Oil Cprp. 2Tis debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
1
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Wop
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
:
—Jan-July
—
Mar-Sept
—_April-Oct
.dies', debs
83
sinking
49
*
82
Co
85
86
'
Standard
4 Vis
Oil
High
Low
No.
84%
85
92
*98
Jan-July
1970—
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
debentures
1974
J an-July
2%s
Sold
High
85Va
Standard Oil
95
115
"
May-Woo
1965
1986,.
Public Service Electric
'
*98%
.
f
'
^99
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
-April-Oet
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First: general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
Plantation
91%
101%
"*97
April-Oct
April-Ocf
mtge 3'As 1964
Low
Range Sine#
Jan. 1
Bends
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
June-Dec
1975
General mortgage 3%s series E' 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chemist
Pittsburgh .Consolidation
17
-I
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
High
1,235
RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970__
General mortgage -5s series B
Low
Stock
Last
Interest
BONDS
New York
Jan. 1
No.
105'i
.*81
Feb-Aug
1963__Feb-Aap
1964_May-Nov
J
11
86
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
-Consolidated guaranteed 4'Ax ser I
Consolidated guaranteed 4V2s
OCTOBER
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
93
102
G, 1957—May-Nov
ser
Bonds
High
92%
103
Pilisbury Mills Inc 3V«s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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WEEK
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
-
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
Jun
89
Jan
3Va
Oct
5
July
Apr
Jan
'
••
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
Monday, October 14, 1957
(1654)
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Frio*
Stock Exchange
American
Range
of Prices
RANGE
Sales
for Week
Engineering
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Ino.
20%
10e
Co
3%
Allied
Artists
5%%
Allied
Pictures
convertible
Control
.10
preferred.
Inc.
Co
of
Co
Industries
American
Air
American
•
100
10
American
Book
American
Electronics
Maracalbo
American
Meter
American
Natural
Gas
Co
6%
American
Thread
Writing Paper
Nitrate
350
7%
Oct
9 ¥2
Jan
14% May
Carnation
78 % July
Carolina Power A Light $5
400
900
,
Jan
1% Jan
xll
1,600
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
22
Oct
21 ¥2 July
Carter
Oct
Casco
300
Jan
7¥a
22,300
6%
Oct
11% May
29 ¥2
28%
29%
800
27 ¥2
Aug
34 ¥b May
Cenco
31
Jen
34 ¥2
Feb
Central
20,600
10% Oct
18% July
27
11,800
19 ¥8
39 %
July
Conv
5,900
9%
17%
Jan
Central
4 ¥4
Jail
23 ¥2 Mar
Central
3,200
Feb
15% Aug
7,300
500
3% Oct
% Sep
Oct
16 ¥2 May
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc.
Convertible preference
Chamberlin Co of America
13%
4,500
11
9%
13%
9%
4,100
Oct
7¥b May
2 74 Jan
6%
4 ¥a Mar
300
4%
4%
90
90
91
32 ¥2
38
22%
22 Vb
23 ¥4
19,600
90 ¥4
10 ¥s
Jan
4% July
Aug
101
41
¥4 Aug
Feb
Aug
101
-2.60
Artists Productions Inc_
Associate Electric Industries-
JS«
12%
3%
Oct
6
¥2 Mar
12%
Oct
15%
1,300
13%
15%
15
15 ¥4
6%
7
15
Oct
22%
6% Oct
15,700
8
7¥s
American dep rets reg.
Assoclated Food Btores Ine.
of America
1
IV2
2%
1%
16
Associated Oil & Gas Co
274
common
Oct
^1% -Tig
"1%
r7%
874
-34%
7%
J34%
35
Sep
Sep
3
Oct
3%
Oct
5¥b
Oil
Corn
174
1,200
31%
.60
1007*
3i*e Mar
Oct
30
9
Sep
la
Jan
Jan
21g July
Oct
Feb
Jan
39
May
Mar
.
•
.
474
•3 V2
15%
'-5%
136 ¥2
Feb
374
5%
5.700
5%
12,400
474
Oct
Feb
23,400
1,060
274
Sep
87-4
Oct
6%
4 ¥2 <- 574
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-
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10%
2374 Oct
25
20
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63 ¥4
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Co
63
Aug
73% July
73
Jan
July
Colon
Feb
12
Mar
1874 Mar
21
July
46 ¥2
4UO
874
3,600
t¥i-
8%
4%
200
2/o
2%
7
2 ¥2
7,600
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A
Hotel
Commodore
400
J.
-
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2174 May
Apr
July
24
Aug
:•
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Sep
.74 Jan
Jan
974 Jun
■
2,000
Jan
31
Oct :
17
600
374
Jan
5
2,200
374
Oct
474 Mar
50
874
Sep
'^5Ta'
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:
300
1,900
...
400
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774
3,100
11
157
•-
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Jun
Aug
3674 Aug
1074
Oct
16 ¥2 July
3,200
137b
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2274
Aug
Jan
3,000
.;
17%
a
237a
374 July
6%. Apr
274 Jan
->.
25
300
31
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Jun
5
Jun
174 Oct
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10
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474
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Oct
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Community Public
72
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•
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10%
12,409
•
8¥4
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10% Jun
2ft Sep
600
Aug
574 Mar
Oct
77s Mar
950
774''
'■
'
5
ordinary
Development
Colonial Sand
Feb
86
Feb
46 ¥2 Aug
9%
1
Hosiery Co—
Jan
13% Jan
Jan*
50
~974
Jan
6 ¥t July
'
237b* 237a
237a
Jan
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•
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2%
Jun
5%
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1574
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Jan
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600
3%
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474
1
—1
1
—
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Jan
2%
3%
7 '
Jan
26% Sep
734 Aug
-1,100
101% 10274
102 %
:lr5%
Clayton A Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1' 'ft '27a
Club Aluminum Products Co
1%
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
lOcr
Jan
1%
IV2
1%
47,000
•'"774
:
474 May
27% May
,
57a July
-
1
Manufacturing
Claussner
Apr
Jun
3,900
2,700
1%
3¥a
Oct
1%
2.50
Corporation
Clary
11% May
1,700
2 74
2
2
;
Co Ltd
Controller
Clark
Apr
6,200
4%
12%
A.
Equipment Corp..
Corp
Christiana
28% Aug
20
89 ¥2
8,500
91
Oct
1974
3,800
10%
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11
6
■'Vi
73 ,: ■
72 75
x—10
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Consolidated Mining——...
■'U
1";
Chief
Feb
Oct
100
3%
2%
2,700
Cheiry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet A Machine
Ciarostat
3%
11,500
33,100
10
Charts
32 ¥2
14,300
3ft July
•
-7.
10
-2"
10
,'
17% Jan
85
180
33%
Oct
6
11,800
Jun
2274 May
Oct
6%
-'174
•4
1074
Jan
'
Charter Oil
6
Oct
us
1%
100
pfd
Oct
7%
13%
%
'•■5Tb
-1 ¥2
100
——
Light 4%
A
Power
19%
4%
%
9
_10c
Assoc
preferred
3.50%
200
20
3%
10
preference $1.50 series
Maine Power Co—
10%
9%
%
3% Sep
100
3%
3%
Corp
Secur
Illinois
11%
19%
5
28,700
2%' • ' 274
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5%
"
10
1
1
1
1
•
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Corporation
Explorers Ltd
10%
warrants
Laundries
(A
23
11%
e\% July
10,100
2%
20
-
Jan
29 ¥2 Aug
Oct
19'2
-"1%
■
-3%
Central
19%
Oct
Feb
4%
——1
Catalin Corp of America
Apr
Oct
37,200
-
_
common
7%
12%
6ft
25%
2s 6d
Co common
35 %
Light—
Armstrong Rubber Co class
(J W)
Products
Castle
24%
—I
pfd
71,300
5%
6.50
•
common
!'5%
28
1
dep rets B ord
American
Jan
Corp—
Gas Co
Co
6%
9%
High
x31
Carreras Ltd—
.1% May
76 ¥2
Feb
67%
250
9,300
Jan
30% Jan
37 ¥2 Aug
13%
preferred
Assoclate
8%
12%
29% May
11 ¥2 Jan
IIV2
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4% % pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
1
&
88 ¥2
Oct
¥2
32 ¥2
2.40
Arkansas Louisiana
Aug
2l¥e
4
"A" shares
vtc
76
100
34
4.71
Ltd
Producers
Oil
Canso
400
21%
-25%
300
•»4 ¥b
—1
1
;1
5 :
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
80%
50
.200
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Aro
May
34
Products.
Co
17
"l% "1%
1
Oil Company class
Lead Mines Ltd—
Post
<fe
Oct
68%
17%
24%
B
S
common
Incorporated
Armour
8 ¥4
Williston
Canadian
Range Since Jwi. 1
Low
High
■•'1ft
Canadian Marconi
Feb
21%
67%
Shares
"25%
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
7
16%
S
preferred
Anacon
1
partic pfd—10
Minerals
60
10 ¥2 Mar
52 ¥2 July
Apr
1
American
Anchor
-1%
—1
Photocopy Equip Co
Seat-Kap common
5%
May
4¥2 Mar
Oct
pfd—21
Petroflna Inc class A-
Power
Oct
6% Sep
4% Jan
15
Feb
22%
*
Co
American
4.72%
2%
Jan
Feb
6
7%
16'A
—1
American
Arkansas
7,300
2 8 ¥2
19%
23
for Week
Low
—*
Canada Cement Co Ltd common.—.*
6 ¥2 %
preference..
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.J
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Dredge A Dock Co Ltd
•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
3,100
21
Co.
Par
2,300
—20
Inc
American
Anglo-Lautaro
Jan
6,400
12
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Co Ltd
IV2
p
Week's
of Prices
,
Last
7%
—1
Co
Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
••
80
80
1
100
American
Amurex
Oct
13 ¥2
"S% ~9%
~8%
pfd—II
cony
common
Friday
II
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
6 ¥4
(R I)—.1
Filter 5%
EXCHANGE
OCTOBER
33%
31
•
common
Inc
Beverage
AMI
Oct
2V2
100
America—
Aluminum Industries
American
2%
3 ¥2
1,200
stock—1
$3.75 cumulative prelerred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Ambrook
41,900
7%
7%
31
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Allied Paper Corp
Aluminum
~23A
Corp_
4%
2 ¥2
14%
2%
2 ¥2
Alles St Fisher common.
Sep
3¥t Oct
800
2%
3%
3Y2
3%
3¥*
ENDED
Canada Bread
14%
American
WEEK
Low
jjgemene Kamtzljde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
All
FOR
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
High
Low
Par
,
24
-1774
Feb
'
2774 Mar
Associated Tel it Tel—
Class A
participating
93 ¥2
•
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
1
•
l¥s
29¥4
3,000
Sep
Jan
1
1,200
32%
1
1
30%
29 ¥4
Oct
103%
Feb
1%
Jun
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Mining dc
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
10 pesos
—
Atlas
1
Inc
Bteel
,
..
.
—1
1905—
lOo
26¥2
Jan
12%
12 %
13%
8,100
12 ¥«
Oct
3%
3%
3%
46,200
3%
Oct
6
4%
8 ¥2
5
¥4
Oct
4%
Jan
2 ¥2
2
¥4
1,600
2%
Aug
4%
9
Jan
12%
3%
3%
4
2,200
3%
Jan
19 ¥2
19 ¥4
19
¥2
1,100
16%
Jan
I
33
33
34 ¥2
600
33
Oct
46
Inc—
Continental
Aviation
Continental
A
A
Industries
Inc
10s
Corby
10
Industries
Baldwin Rubber
Baldwin
Banco
Inc.
los
American
Is
Varnish Co——i
A
15 ¥4
1,500
14 ¥2
Oct
2%
2%
15,500
2%
Feb
1%
1
—1
-7.50
-_50o
Ties
common
Watch
Blckford's Inc
Co
4%
Oct
12 ¥a
Jan
500
5 ¥2
Oct
12%
Jun
14%
1474
1,400
14 ¥b
Oct
18 ¥2 May
%
%
374
374
13%
39%
41
40
Foote
Brazilian
Gear" Works
British American
48%
16
s9¥v
16
4 ¥2
500
4%
4%
27 ¥2
29 ¥4
"*9 ¥4
_9
¥4
1,700
4 ¥2
Oct
7
27 ¥2
Oct
34
94
15 ¥4
Feb
8%
800
6 ¥2
Jan
1%
1%
1,600
1%
Oct
2%
7%
7%
8 ¥4
17,700
7 ¥2
Jan
2,600
5 ¥4
Oct
25
26 ¥4
Oct
6
5 ¥4
5 ¥4
26 ¥4
26%
26 ¥4
39%
38 ¥1
44
43
60%
Jun
Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep
Company common
Brown F.rman Distillers
4%
Bruce
cumulative
RtAber
B B F
1374
Oct
23%
1174
1174
1374
9,'900
1174
Oct
19
•800
1674
Sep
19 ¥2
Sep
¥2 Aug
13%
Jan
23
Jan
Dominion Steel A Coal ord
3
July
2.60
1
convertible
preferred
preferred
9
10
Buell Die A Machine Co
Mines
American
1774
6
674
500
6
8%
8%
3,800
8
16
1574
1674
1,200
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1,300
274
700
•
274
274
6
674
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874
874
7%
8
274
1
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.....—1
Bunker. Hill (The) Company
—2.50
Burma
1674
1574
274
274
400
200
Feb
57* Sep
874 Jun
10O
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Sep
274 July
774 Oct
•
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2.——1
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50c
serial
'
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874
.
774
Sep
2 74 Oct
1374
1374
1474
2,500
1374
1274
12
1274
3,100
12
Oct
July.
Jun
Distillers
July
Jun
7%
Jan
Jan
5 ¥2
Jan
¥b
Burroughs (J P) A Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
1
12 %o
274
474
74
Jan
A
Feb
5,800
174
Sep
4%
Jan
1,400
474
Oct
6¥s
Apr
23,400
274
374
474
474
—10c
%
72
46,800
¥2
Oct
6O0
4%
4%
4%
300
4 ¥4
Feb
24%
23%
27 ¥2
9,900
23%
Oct
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd—
DuMonto
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc.
California
Electric
IV2
Power.
$3.00 preferred—
$2.50
preferred.
13
Camden Fire Insurance
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd—1
2
5%
4%
25%
5 ¥2
Aug
17«
Apr
300
Aug
274
Oct
14¥2
Jan
1574
1574
Oct
187a
Feb
.374
19,900
1674
177 a
5,000
32 ¥2
3
1674
(Allen B)
6
Oct
3
16% Mar
237a
3274
50
Oct
Jan
•v
May
3574
130
114
40,000
1
Sep
2ya
Jan
i
7
7
200
7
Apr
8
Apr
;
9
7
.
Apr
10
Jan
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10c
—35
50c
1
5
174
1%
1%
11,200
11 %
-
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reg
*
'
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^
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^30%'
Apr
51
150
51
Oct
60
Apr
43
50
41% Aug
4% Oct
50
Mar
Eastern
Malleable
Apr
Eastern
States Corp
4
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10
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34,700
174
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600
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:
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Apr
43
10,100
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4,400
400
|
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1574 May
Sep
!
117a
Oct
7%
Oct
14%
Jan
30 ¥2
2074 Feb
.
27
61*
5,900
350
27,900
25% Jan
6
6,100
.
13
Oct
-
1674 :
2774-
n
-
650
2,900
41
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14
Jan
.July
<
Oct
6¥4 Jun
t
Apr
31V* Mar
J
15%
347* Mar
4
Sep
23%
Jan
'
6%
Oct
1,000
26%
Apr
107a Jun
69¥2 May
3.074 July
i
Oct
v'
JA
374
374
6,800
1,900
474
Oct
4
Apr
3% Feb
674
Apr
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Aug
May
July
674
1674
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3,600
28,800
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Aug
-8
14%
Feb
19%. Sep
207
Oct
29%
Jan
Oct
77b
Jan
a
3
50
36 ¥
Jan
1,000
13 ¥
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-
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>130
34V2 May
3174
180
•*"
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series B
*
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1
274
1
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1974
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———•
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July
Jan
Volume 186
Number 5681.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1655)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Slock Exchange
Range
Sugar
Common
$2
shares
int
beneficial
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Elder Mines Limited.
&
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Electrographic Corp
1
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of
6
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%
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500
13
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17 74
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2
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.*
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9
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8%
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17
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12
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102
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7
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4
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7%
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6%
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10%
3,500
9%
Aug
8 %
6% May
Feb
12
5
12
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Fairchild Camera: & Instrument
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Jan
a
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1,200
35
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300
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Oct
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Co
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1,900
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674
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174
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%
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%
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28% May
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Jun
2
195%
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132
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1974 May
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29
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;
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86
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4%
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774
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—
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107
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Oct
42'%
Oct
59 74 May
2.600
56
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66
1,100
4
100
;
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96%
1,600
common
23'%
9
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10%
12%
6,700
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16%:
17 ','2
600
Products
'
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10%
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capital stock
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5
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11,100
1,000
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12
9%
Feb
16 Va
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6%
preferred—.-.—
10
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Midwest
dividend shares
—*
50c
8
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4 74%
Co
common
preferred—_—100
4.80% cum preferred series B—.—100
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100
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6%
Vernon
preferred
Mills
States
TV
Products
Metal
cumulative
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Munlz
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100
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Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee
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Aug
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1,300
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Jun
15
Jan
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Oct
44%
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400
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20
2,100
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22
8,900
17
Feb
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474
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11
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common..
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common
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5
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474
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1,300
5
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13%
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6,700
22%
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2174
Sep
31%
Apr
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10%
Jan
26%
11,700
Oct
35%
Apr
3
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Alfalfa Dehydrating &
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17
3% May
2% Feb
100
3%
200
Jan
474
Apr
11%
fan
774
8
3,900
•7%
Oct
374
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374
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400
1%
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17
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17
100
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Corp.,—
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1
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17
Jun
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14
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Oct
23%
Jan
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100
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2%
9%
15
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15
18
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1,100
10%
Feb
974
15
Jun
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2674 May
18
Aug
32%
22
Mar
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174
2374
2374
26%
774
6%
8
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300
200
5,200
Neptune Meter common—i————6
Le Mur Co common
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Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
1174
174
common
4%
274
14
1%
Machinery
Electric
1
—
Machines
4
Union
14 %
174
Research
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Jun
Feb
374
presto Industries
Nestle
3
774
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Transit
13%
mmmmS
—
National
Electric
14%
374
(Mich).——1
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Brewing Co
14 Vi
common—.—~ 1
CO
National Bellas Hess
National
/
Feb
3% May-
2G0
24
17
274
274 Aug
374 May
14 Va Oct
1,100
29
6%
700
-
6%
24
23 34
2474
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15
10874 113
A
200
Sep
89% May
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Jan
96
Apr
Aug
139
40
149
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90
July
85
274
Apr
12,300
Ur
149
Mar
104
Jun
96
94VA
35
Oct
1174
800
Sep
5% May
Apr
2174 Jan
Sep
31
2,000
13
10
1
Corp.—....
Apr
Sep
14
Jan
N
Nachman
Naminriuoeser's Inc
Jan
27b
Jan
26
100
2874
4
Feb
774
Jan
2
1174 Oct
4
Oct
11
19,500
—1
17a Aug
Apr
674
174
National
8%
1174
674
"l74
28 74 May
8372
Mar
5
Jun
Oct
2."00
-
4Va
700
8,400
24
500
4%
12,400
2,550
Jan
1
19
2074
2%
Sep
Jun
5774
1774
74
474
"774
9Q
lWi
Ai
1874
Oct
43,100
32,000
~67a
1%
13 Sep
9%-Oct
Jan
1174
25%
S%
Apr
32
974
2d
83%
Jun
8
13 Va
24
"7
9%
57
Oct
974
400
*1
43% Aug
3074 Jan
33 Va Jan
4Va Oct
1,400
7,200
94% Mar
63%
Jun
500
22,900
78% Aug
1
Apr
2474
Starch Products common—1
—*
-10c
5
Jan
ftj
8%
Oct
6
600
6%
4
Jan
1374
Steel Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
15
Jun
19 7u
cumulative
Clemens
Mount
31 Va
1374
convertible
4.4074
Mt
20
6
6
1
1
—
50c
preferred
—50
Mining Corp of Canada
—*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—.100
Missouri Public Service common
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp of America———1
Rights (when issued)
Monongahela Power Co—
Miller
1774 May
$1 conv preferred—*
Abrasive
Mid-West
17 Va
Oct
Products—
cum
non
Feb
1474
20
18
Steel
15%
800
4
19
Midland
600
1474
74
1374
1—i—5
Corp
Oil Corp
10% July
Feb
1674
14
1074
Midland
474
Apr
July
174 May
74 Aug
1574
2474
Thermit
Sr
5
5
Rubber
Insurance Co of
774
5,300
National
16%
2
1,200
3,000
74
National
15
Jan
July
40
1074
1074
National
15%
•
74
Feb
82
„
12% July
Apr
81%
ffcrth America
International Breweries Inc
Feb
May
82
2,700
974
6 74
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4.%> pfd__100
Industrial- Enterprises Inc..,
1
Industrial Hardware Mfg Ccu
50c
50
1074
10
—1
1574
63
Sep
Oct
Oct
60%
25%
..
150"
12 7 8
Oct
Apr
1% May
20
38 Va
29,900
10% Aug
413 Jun
■>
20
July
974
■
Co—_—_._1
Co—
24
6& July
Jail
1 Va Mar
1374
74
10
Mining Corp Ltd
.1
Ltd..
...—1
National
5
974
13%
1
National Casket Company
V
£1
July
37
Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd.
—
103
Jun
50
1,000
40 74
2 6 74
137a
1
National
Imperial. Chemical Industries
Amer dep rets ord
reg
3874
Jafi
1474
300
25 74
Michigan Chemical Corp
.—_—1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co—.—1
Michigan Steel Tube—
2.50
Metal
6074,Jan
10
Manufacturing Co
Food
Sep
1974 Aug
Oct
1,500
Humble Gil; & Refining.
Lock
Oct
4,600
L.
Hurd
2%
5,000
674
Aug
300
2,600
...
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r
5,200
Inc
Holly Stores Inc.!
Holophane Co common
Border's
374
174
-
!
Co
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation.
Class
59%
Jau
Aug
3lis Mar
500
A
Home Oft
Oct
2
374
274,,
(R^ & Co Inc common
Class
Hofmann-
51%
1,300
3
'274
550
1,400
347a;. 3574
674
_*
„
274
8'/a July
6274
Products
Co
274
—
Mar
274,,
3474
pfd
14
common..
Electric
Higbie Mfg
.
Sep
274
1 %
25c
common
Feb
9r'«
2%
__
10c
>.
3 %
4,600
5174... 54
.
3
-1
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(W E)
2'74
10c
4—
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Mining Co
Heller
Hoe
:
1,300
107-1
29%
5174
1
.2
:
Co
Hazel Bishop- Inc.t
Hazel tine
4
'674
974
39 74
Sep
Jun
2,800
17
32
•
1
5
Middle States Petroleum common
6%
:
29%
25
.
Inc
Hastings-Mfg
j—
Hathaway, Bakeries Inc...
Havana
6%
10 74
225
1%
1%
16%
5
.
2
i
Jan
674
X6
£1
Micromatic Hone Corp—
-
i,—_—1
—10
;
Harnlschfeger Corp—
Hartford- Electric Light
Harvard Investors
'
•>
;
—
Harbor Plywood Corp
1574
1574
174
1674
3174
.
Hall
Jan
5
70
3174
Petroleums
29
300
1218 Apr
Oct
Oct
17'a
374
Marine
Co
Merrill
75
674
•
Co
Mfg Co—;
Menasco
Merrill
60
1,800
50
1
& Co common
Jan
75- " 80
•
•
l/,r
6
—7
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
10
Jan
1%
1074
1
Co
Massoy-Harris-Ferguson
1274 May
474 May
5
Aug
xl% July
12,900
174
10c
50c
Ltd
Co
Jun
105
174
174
1
10
•
Rubber Co
&
Oct
Oct
Jan
8%
35
International
Communication
Feb
72
Jan
July
15
10% May
Oct
35
(The B)
6
430
29%
2674 Oct
11 Va Oct
9Va
Jun
774 July
15 % Mar
1
common:
4%
82
-
2,100
25c
warrants
3% July
1174 July
Jan
11 Va
5
50c
874
574 Apr
1274 Sep
2,400
„10
2174 May
Jan
4
6
&
18 Vn
-
6
574
574 Aug
Sep
Oct
17 %
100
9,800
5
18
Service
Stores
Marconi
Jan
11% Jan
374 May
5 Va
1774
4%
1274
Oil Corporation
Magna
374 July
774
(•%;.
Jan
Oct
287a
Jun
974
a7/8
13
Oct
6%
May
574, Feb
2,200
(The)
Inc
2
7
4,200
21,800
18 %
17%
6
47 a May
5%
900
22%-
Jan
5.74
Macfadden Publications Inc
1,00.)
200
1274
Oct
M
2,200
600
Oct
freb
274
4
1,800
1274
a
Lynch Corp
2%
5,300
43/4
10%
2,800
17%
474
5
Jan
7
7%
Oct
400
374
14 Va
Mack Truck
19%
474
ll7/8
5
Mages Sporting Goods
23%
4
5
(The)
2174 Aug
17%
Apr
11
4 74
..1
Steel Chain
Lodge & Shipley
17 Vo
22%
Jan
1474
2474 May
Oct
.
1974
13
117a July
%
12
1374
Jan
Oct
11 Va
100
1,100
•
200
Jan
20%
1
Exploration
Mar
13
1974
aj May
13 74
2074 Mar
6%-,
11%
13
1974
1
74 Aug
3
Oct
'2%
U
1174
13
Common
Lunlcenheimer
4% »' 5%
1—.
274
174
3%
Ihc
Petroleums
Louisiana
5
.
2%
174
3%
Inc
Jan
...
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
274
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred
Loblaw Groceterias second pref
x9%
—...
47a May
common
9Vt
125
——10c
Qulf States Land & Industries—
Common >
L~.
.1
Feb
6
Co...
(R G)
Jan
•
Guild Fifths Company Inc
$4.50
Tourneau
Jan
7
common
274
»
Refineries
6 Va
50c
Company.
Stores Products
3,700
common..
Realty
977a
—9c
Leases.,
Freehold
3 VB
l
16%
181
"
Hydraulics
Griesedicck
Inc
Jun
67 a1
1
274
Delaware
Sessions
3% July
7 Vu Oct
2
100
274
6
85
7%
*
Feb
217/a July
274
Watch
Tea—
common stock
Jan
14 Va
Oct
3
Longines-Wittnauer
18%
JOc
187/a
Oct
14%
11
30
23
5
Inc
Sep
10 Va
800
75 pesos
500
74
—4
11 Va
800
Ltd
2,400
1
Pacific
of
400
18%- 19 %
1,300
1
A
102,900
'
1174
15%
Inc
S
12%
634
1174
xlOVa xlOVi
5
99 7'1 May
Jan
3774 May
1
Feb
1774
21% May
1
Jun
Sep
5,850
20c
8%
19 VB
2774
._1
12%
18 74
■
16%
7% 1st preferred..
Gridoil
400
23
400
14%
1
9%
9%
17%- 17.%
'
1
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Greer
1%
8%
23%
7.50
18
1
10c
Mines..
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<fc
2,200
-
22
._33Vbo
7%
1274
5
class A
Grand Rapids Varnish
Great
150
4%
%i|
21
1174
A
17%
974
Manufacturing Co...
Manufacturing common
Gorham
89 %, 91%
8%
1
Industries
Sep
Aug
21
1474
_5
1774
\
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174
Jan
17% May
Oct
Va
1.25
~774
:
(Adolf) Inc
Dairy Products
Gold
74
i"
5
;
Glen Alden Corp
Glenmore Distillers class B
Globe Union
89
*
„
& Co
1%
874
«■
10%
*
95%
•
common
Co
Gladding McBean
Lear
Oct
4,400
»<«
1
.
Jan
50,500
16%
12%.,,15%
1 %.;: 1%
.,16%?'20%
1774
774
800
43%
v
*
•
Gold
Feb
Liberal
:25c
...
Yellowknife
Gilbert
&
400
574
26,300,
_10c
Industries Inc
Salle Extension University
2,100
15%
'
At July
5
Lanston
174
'
Giant
Lamson
1%
41
Jan
4
2.50
Co
Mines
Jun
1%
16
5
Feb
6
Apparel
Mar
32 V2
5%
•
General Transistor Corp..
Georgia Power $5 preferred
class
Corp
13 Vo
50c
Oct
11.7
Feb
25c
&
Stores
Lamson
1%
5
:
Enterprises
Plywood Corp common
General
1% July
4■
£1
274
Jun
Corp
Shores
l3a
1
25
com
1,100
42,700*
37/4
...
&
Consolidada
4
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
Sep
Jan
2474 Mar
Dept Stores Inc
B) Rubber Co
Corp
lVs
Corp
preferred
General
27%
105
warrants-.
Supply
convertible
La
-3%
28 74
1
174
74 Aug
98 Va
(I
Hotels
L'Aiglon
4,1C0
100
Jan
Mar
3
Oct
...
Lakey Foundry Corp
.«.*—•
common
preferred
Oct
L
1 <r
Sep
174
14% May
1
Jan
21
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
»«
^
5%
Feb
(Del)
Jan
97«
"
July
7 Th
Oct
•
Apr
674
Aug
Company
Company
(S)
Lake
Gellman Mfg Co common
General
Klein
120
Jan"
Apr
1474
2
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum Co.
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Oct
374
79
Oct
Aug
974
5
94
1
Kingston Products
85
75
May
50c
Oil
Kingsford
11774 May
1% '
1
Co
Kin-Ark
Sep
27,300
3
pfd._100
4%%
Inc..
(Walter)
Knott
6
1
,
Ltd
Power
Kennedy's
Kidde
574
G
Galkeno Mines
Kawneer Co
Kobackor
dep rets ord reg
1
common
Industries
Kaitman
7974
-
74
Jan
12% May
Sep
Sep
July
K
Kaiser
Kleinert
■
71
72
1,800
4,500
84 74
10
72
Apr
6 74
Sep
8%
2
574
17,500
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81
;•
774
200
83
,
id
1274 Aug
27 3
Ltd—
Co
American
Fort
3
574
574'
-
77,300
Feb
Oct
1074
10
674
non-voting..
174
4%
3,400
6,900
1074
Jan
Apr
3674
-
874
Ford Motor of Cannda—
CUass
16
12,700
3,900
87«
2 74
9%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Apr
774
18,800
•
A,
7
35
10
1
2
x5
9 74
800
24 74
574
35
.2.50
1074
•
Jun
8
5
KJhtz Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Factor
15
2
974
Jgannette
July
17a
Jan
Apr
Jan
6%
May
7%
„
OCD
10
434
60 Va
8
5
Jau
14
400
474
20
Oct
3,500
474
AUg
2
.1
Jun
lOVi
74
76,200
9 7it
High
17
38
23,400
Jan,
Oct
35
45 74
7%
12 7a Mar
Sep
2%
38
1
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
1%
Low
77«
Public Service Co 3t90% pfd--100
Fireman Manufacturing vtc
!
•
Iran
Since Jan. 1
High
33 Vac
Ironrite Inc.
14,300
25c
or
Iowa
Shares
-w
41%
10c
CO
Company
Royalty
Apr
o
7%
~774
i
$1
Oil
Ihvostors
Aug
1
common
In Lex
127s
374
6%
9%
J an
12 7
37%
1
i
Ltd
7%
2%
jV,
Oct
Feb
20
35
International Resistance
for Week
.
5
Apr
Oct
3,600
274
International Products
9%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
8
12%
10
»
:
Par
6
87%
8
Last
Sale Price
Cigar Machinery
1,000
27a
12%,
35
Sep
Sep
Week's
Friday
2,200
7%
..
8714
_1
Co
Line
12 74
1
Manufacturing
Esquire In'b
Pipe
10,500
20,100
14%
% :>
10c
preferred
Ero
Eureka
ill
27|a
13
1
Corp
pieferred
Steel Corp com
cum
7%
26%
100
common.
25 Va July
Jan
23%
267a
20c
pfd
30 Va
50
1374.
'
16% July
300
1
Inc
convertible
Erie Forge
400
25
_5c
Millwork
18
1
America
11
American Stock Exchange
High
7%
1
Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
$2
16%
25
5
Air
Equity Corp
74
7%
*.
common
Inc__
Empire
Low
High
7 V-'i
common
OCTOBER
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
International
1
Communications
Electronics
Einery
Low
30
Edo
Electronic
WEEK
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
Associ^ites-r
preferred
Electric Bond
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
Sales
400
6,400
1,900
3,600
Jan
3474 July
30%
2574 Aug
63/a Oct
9%
Jun
Jan
374
Jan
57b Mar
1
Sep
2%
23 Va
33% July
Oct
474 Mar
Jan
9
,
Jdiy
\
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EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
stocks
Low
Par
1
40o
50o
100
1
•
50o
25°
Oils Ltd
Bristol
New
Dominion Oil Ltd
New British
Petroleum
Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co50c convertible preferred
New Idria Min & Chcm Co
Chamberlain
New
New England
Zinc
Jersey
New
New
Pacific
Park
New
Coal
Mining
J
1%
IS
25 74
2574
26 %
37#
9 3,4
1
1
lft
New Process Co common
Nickel
Nipissing
———1
Mines
Lites
Noma
-1
Norbute
——1
50o
10o
Inc_
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Class
North
Cahadian
Northeast
Jan
127#
13% May
53
475
4574
Oct
78
1474
16
700
107#
Jan
16
174
Oct
174
2ft
38,100
174
474
174
400
574
374
4'
7,900
15,000
67«
77#
67o
974
11,800
1,400
267i
800
874
8'4
.,
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4 7#
26,100
5! it
674
874
7,500
t
5
pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
1
%
Aug
4
ft
28,400
Jan
Apr
Jan
3ft
274
274
Oct
6,400
ly*
Feb
174
17a
1*7#
3,200
9% Mar
4ft Oct
2%
174
35,200
2
—•
10%
78
91%
5
ft
7%
3
May
2'A May
% Jan
mi.
Mar
o
O&den Corp
common-.
50o
Ohib Brass Co class B common—;——•
Ohio Power 4 74% preferred
100
-90c
Oils Ltd
Okalta
25
Okonlte Company common
Old Town Corp common
40c
cumulative
preferred-
Securities
Electric
Oxford
157#
59 %
6474
«i/i''B50
87%
9074
4,500
7374
225
274
27b
3%
374
3*
2%
1
'127b
Oct
«»'f5974
Oct
81% July
87
Sep
101
Jan
3
Jaii
71
Oct
93
July
2
Sep
3%
Jan
100
3
Sep
574
Jan
19%
37#
14 % May
92
Oct
26% Jun
37b
Feb
874
53
200
37b
Oct
Oct
197b
100
1,300
60
19*%
~ai%
'
2
16% Aug
600
87 b
874
Jan
3!
Oct
lft Oct
53
53
-1
—
Corp
27b
200
174
1
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer 8hares_10s
Overseas
123#
61%
—1
7
Inc
Omar
12%
7,600
20,200
274
27b
2%
Company-,
1,700
1st pfd—25
25
25
—25
26%
5 74 %
1st preferred
5%
1st preferred
267 b
27%
2474
700
900
Jan
5
Aug
24
200
23
Jun
27% Jan
23
23
300
21
Jun
26%
4.50%
4.36%
2174
$4.40
$4.75
$4.75
$4.36
_1
~2%
1
22%
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Airlines
-
Ltd—
-
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Page-Hersey
Tubes
common
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Pan Israel Oil
—
vtc
vtc
Parker
Pen
Class
Co
Corp
of Canada
99
270
81
274
4,500
2474
53,400
1674 Feb
86
.
0%
%
7%
6!J 1
u
28,200
4%
100
4%
77b
6%
7 7b
%
Products xlass
~5%
1
.2%
A
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell & Alexander common
1
Pratt & Lambert Co
•
2.50
common
200
Providence
300
20% Sep
3%
52% Sep
2i0 Oct
3,800
100
53
18%
51% Feb
16% Jan
1,100
7-4
74
%
17,700
1
63«
67#
7*4
4,300
12 7 4
1274
13 74
900
1
974
9%
9 3/4
300
8 :i4
1,100
10c
Feb
8
50
——1
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Oct
174 Sep
2% Oct
2,600
57%
177b
14
1374 May
1,900
3
% Feb
634
1
Feb
{f Jan
97
May
7% May
73/4 Mar
25
Apr
2
Jan
6
Jan
2374 Jan
1074 July
Jun
89
6',4
Apr
67% May
21
Apr
3A Apr
Oct
9ft Apr
12% Oct
9% Aug
8% Sep
Jan
36 71
3574
37%
2,600
3574
47
Jun
registered
-£l
Telev Corp—Wo
3S4 Jun
4
July
<;%
5'4
7:,b
27.900
374
Jan
8
July
jj
374
3%
4%
3,800
374
Oct
774
Jan
3274 July
3974
Feb
2%
V"
74
3%
—•
Mills
Paper
4,800
574
7%
1,100
674
Oct
12s#
127b
13%
34
34
36
46
47
247#
24s#
46
25
25
convertible preference
—25
convertible preference
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.2474 cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc
—2
Spencer Shoe Corp
12
93% Feb
•
87#
87b
8574
8374
120
80
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com——3
Pyle-National Co common
v
5
1474
14%
900
14%
167 b
300
16% Jan
cumulative preferred
—
•
—
July
Oct
2874 Sep
—.
Reading Tube Corp Common
Reis
(Robert)
Remington
Republic
,
1374
•
4974
■
97b
.
—
1674
:
14
1874
1874
—1
$1.25 Convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co.
Reiter-Foster
__i
-10
18%
48%
51VA
10
19
600
17% Oct
17%
700
16
Industrial
1
87b
„
Corp.-
"•
5
Richwell Petroleums Ltd-;
1%
_
Rico Argentine Mining Cp
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
3
—-
1%
9
600
60
300
174
174 Mar
374 Jan
1 Vz Jan
474
Oct
774 July
3
Oct
Corp_.
174
174
474
574
1,600
3
3
3
774
774
8%
5%
17*%
1.600
17a
8.900
48 %
50 1::
1,700
11%
11%
36
36
11%
3774
13 74
1374
14%
800
16
16%
4.100
374
7
Talon Inc class
2074 July
Tampa
29% Sep
Sep
8%
Oct
4%
Oct
(I) & Sons Inc
Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
13
Jan
174 Jan
1674
Apr
574 Jan
76%
8% Oct
2% Sep.
570
1%
200
72
Jun
1% Sep
1174 July
3
87.
Jail
Feb
274 Jan
Rolls
Roosevelt
Field
Inc
'
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Ross <J O) Engineering. Corp
Roxbiiry Carpet Company
Roy a lite Oil Co Ltd.
Russeks
Fifth
Ave
Russell (The F C)
5%
5
Oct
1574 July
1274 Jan
5
534
23,400
26 %
-500
£0% Feb
31
10%
1134
700
1034
Oct
13 3/4
Oct
14%
133,4
17%
2%
2%
2%
3%
2%
33.
24%
23
2434
16,900
1,200
4,500
1,000
3%
3
3%
3%'
3%
3%
5
Oct
274 Oct
"4%"
Oct
1974
a
5"".
a ui
574
Oct
774
Oct
17
15
15'4
1274
17a
'400
300
10,800
1,100
1,500
2
18
18
19
2774
2774
29%
1874
1974
350
1174
1174
800
174
2 74
8,700
1174
2
'..4
4
374
1274
4%
374
.-1
374
47a
000
6,800
2,500
Apr
July
76% Jun
774
1674
Oct
Apr
Jan
July
20
1374 Mar
12% Aug
1374 Feb
17
Aug
374 Feb
3174 Jan
28
Oct
4074 May
l5/#
Oct
"
12
Mar
1074 July
5374 Sep
57a Oct
200
5%
15
Jun
674 May
Apr
10
2ft Aug
100
400
55
57a
12 74
1
17% Apr
1174 Oct
17# Oct
10% Jan
11% Apr
3% Apr
20%
Jan
14%
Jan
374
Jan
Oct
774
374
Electric
——
Feb
13
17% July
5% July
Inc
4.700
Oct
5 % May
1,400
Aug
STirJari
1,100
1174 Feb
5.100
28s/#
12,100
4% Oct
700
174 Sep
74 Oct
8674 Sep-
4%
4%
1%
'174
17.8
2274
Apr
474%
Corp
274 Jan
400
174 Sep
674 Sep
10-
800
1974 Jan
22
Aug
2074
22
Oct
25
Mar
Corp
—
Co .of
3,700
2074
12
12 74
700
1774
1834
7,000
9074 10574
1,750
79
37a
4,400
2374 July
ft July-,
lH-July
274
2%
6ft Feb
1|S Sep
Oct
5s#
Jan
50
2 %
2
*
T6374 July
79
July
91%
Apr
3,900
2
Oct
81
80 7 4
Feb-
Jan
1574 Mar
Sep
17% Sep
12
5
27a
274 Aug
574 uJly
1,700
4% Oct
974
10%
400
87#- Jan
1474
Jun
3
234
33a
3,000
Mar
474
Jan
174
174
1%
17.200
2%
ft
2ft
X4%
4%
7,700'
2
"174 Oct
"2
Feb
~334
Jan
3 IS
May
ft Oct
74
Jun
6,900
100.
474
574 Mar
37/# Jan
61,400
11
Jan*
2074 May
165ji
17'4
600
16
Oct
23-% Aug
2972
10
.
4%
f»
1134
16%
u——•
.
Corp—
.
474
1234
—
—
Chemical
a
94
*
warrants:
2974
10
29% Aug
3074 Jan
T4
.
,
5
—9
65
Canada-—1_——
Union Investment Co
"UWon
7074 May
674
1-25
V
Unexcelled
4074 Jan
12
———I
—^-50c
Oils Ltd—
:
Trinz Iuc
/Union. Gas
Feb
4574 Jan
3J
Inc:
Oil Co class. A
Temper
lft Jan
Oct
22
1874
70c
100
preferred-
Trans Cont Industries
True
274 Jan
99
2174
674
Tonopah Mining of Nevada————1
Tower Acceptance. Corp class A——1
Trans Caribbean.Airways class A—10c
Lux
13,200
Jan
21
17
674
.1
—
Toklah Oil Corp
TrI-Cbntincnfeai
l3a
Sep
8%
2174
1%
1
Realty & Construction—
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered- -£1
Amer deposit rets def registered- -5a
-20
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Trans
61%
28,500
Aug
13
3474 Jun
Feb
207/#
Boofiug Inc
Trans. Cuba
7,700.
2,300
26
22
57
61
Tiehman
Trans Empire
I
8974 .8972
—25o
Markets Inc—
Toledo Edison
t»
%
74
.
Texas Pqwer ds
Tilo
14%
474
—1
1
-25c<>
common-
Oil Corporation—
Calgary Co—
1474
307«
17
12% Feb
137a
30
14%
common—.——7
Co
500
13%
30%
9
8
A common
4% Jan.
474 Aug
437a May
28
"
"
87® Aug
Jun
Oct
2% May
...
Oct
'774
1574
1
common
1474 May
24% Jun
1.25
Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
-Ryan Consolidated. Petroleum—
—1
Ryerson & Haynes common-—-—ft.
1"
page
4,100
24
*
—1
common
see
6%
5
11
24
:
•,
Company
For footnotes
B
Rights
15% Sep
6
-
3
67#
200
174
Thriftimart; Inc
Jun
l%May
76 "3
2.000
4474 July
May
18
Feb
Oct
1,700
1274
1674
2574 Jun
2474 Apr
2% Oct
1%
76%
-
Rokeach
1374
1.100
Is 7 4
Thorofare
Feb
6,800
2,600
4874
16
19,600
5474
Jun
3574 Jan
2' •'»
15
6374 Jun
16
4,500
500
174
Apr
500
274
574
2674 Jan
674 July
23A Jun
23/4
23% July
Oct
174.
1474 July
1%
5474
Oct
Oct
6% July
574 Jan
16
Jan
874
Sep
374 Sep
Light $4.56 pfd-:——'
Thew Shovel Co common
5
Thiokot Chemical. Corp—:
1
Thorapson-Starrett Co Inc100
70c convertible. preferred-—
10
% Sep
1
12,600
9%
2174
1074 Jan
2%
774
4%
25%
574 Jan
14,600
274
774
7574 Jun
Jun
5874 May
2
a
1474 May
Oct
Oct
6 1
25o
Superior Tool & Die Co—
Class
113
•
1 1
3
•
1
Petrol Corp
10
7 •
—-J
Supermarkets Corp
2,800
574
574
48'.
5
& Co common
100
(I
16
—;
100
8,000
24
23
.—
—
1,600
5
—50c
25c
•
5
preferred
12%
100
--1
Sty Ion Corporation—
Sun Ray Drug commbn
Jan
177a
3%
•
874
2 74
Oct
Sep
34.100
9,400
-534
-
27#
2%
—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elcc 4% pfd F
.
9
47 b
9%
500
iS
8%
~i%
—_
Inc
Aug
38% Jan
167#
/2
Corp
18
9%
1774
1
Co
13% Apr
700
3,600
1,300
& Co
Oil
Arms
600
..
Feb
7% July
1374 Jan
974 Jan
R
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co,
Rath Packing Co common
u.
Raymond Concrete Pile common
2274
Mar
600
Corp-
& Co common-
Technicolor
—a
Aug
4
1%
1
—
Stop & Shop Inc.
Texas
Co
Jan
19
974
•
Sterling Aluminum Products common-5
Sterling Brewers Inc_
--1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
-10c
Stetson (J B) common
*
Texam
Power
4
2374
Apr
Q
Quebec
400
400
Jun
66%
Public Service of Colorado—
4.Va%
20
1%
-1
-10
preferred-
Sunset International
20
9
W
Enterprises Inc
Steel Co of Cantda ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Sunrise
300
60
1%
—
(The) Corp
(S)
20%
4374 May
2474 Jan
x20
9
1G74
Statecourt
Stroock
4074 May
300
900
CO
50c
Products Co
(Hugo)
41% Oct
38
Sep
May
3874
1174 Aug
8 74 Jan
Standard Shares Inc common
Stinnes
5574 Apr
2674 Feb
2174
4
1
—
(Ky)—
Packaging Corp
(A)
46
Aug
2274 Jun
21
1174
*
common-—-1
$1.60 convertible preferred20
Standard Financial Corp
1
Stein
23
4074 May
20
Stalil-Meycr Inc
Standard Dredging Corp
div conv
Oct
Oct
20%
2174
Jan
Jun
1274
34
38 %
1
5
Specialty Stores Co Inc-^
Standard-Thomson
GO
600
'
12
5
Spear & Company
50c
600
4,100
874 May
-*
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
Convertible
174 Jan
Jan
6%
74 Jan
.
"*
Oct
Oct
5:i«
4.56(4
4.48%
x
% Mar
74 Sep
**574
California Edison—
574 original preferred
4.88'A cumulative preferred
2% Aug
T
G7«
1
———1
12.50
Manufacturing common
30,500
""574
J
1
'
1674 July
100
Gas—;
207a Aug
Oct
5% Sep
53/4 Jan
19% Oct
300
9
2% Mar
Sep
1ft Aug
2,800
20%
July
24
5%
2,200
4
Feb
8
v
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
217a
80
1%
53
18
1374 Aug
15%
700
7%
91.fi
A
hi
Inc
1074 Jan
8,700
Starrett
1
•
■
800
157!i
67a Aug
20%
Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd-
215
Apr
1274
Corp_—
Standard
May
68% May
4 % Mar
1274
1%
874
577#
Jan
15%
374 Aug
3,4
23
9
46
15 74
Oct
6
20%'
20c
2.50
25
1274
Jan
1%
1%
46
■
1
-•
20
81%
20
25c
46
Apr
5
9%
6
1
—10
46
33%
2
534
5-%
•
Sep
65
28% Jun
1,100
1,800
4,100
1,900
6%
80
18
Oct
50
3,300
1%
lft
Oct
41%
32%
Oil
% Sep
15
Oct
2,400
874
80'/!
1474
3274
5%
%
5%
9
7,400
15,500
.-1
1
Standard Tube class B
——1
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
5
2
May
1674
49
Apr
Standard
18%
13,000
16
14%
5
28
1474
41%
167 a
Airways Inc
Standard
Mar
Oct
Jan
Feb
Feb
2
974
10%
Mar
41%
Sep
2074. Apr
14%
Skiatron Electronics &
Standard
2474 May
13
900
Oct
7
21,600
10%
Forgings Corp
Industries Inc
4% July
174
10174 Mar
Feb
19
97#
Standard
58%
300
374
1074 May
Jan
19
127% Jan
89
Sep
41% Feb
Feb
1674 Aug
16% July
July
19
Feb
Jun
574 Mar
2%
Oct
43/b Feb
10
Jan
87a
101
1,5(M1
Feb
52
89
Oct.
374 Oct
109 74 Feb
3%
6%
300
1
%.
14%
1
-
Jan
400
89
667 4
4474
---1
10c
2%
21
50
Pneumatic Scale commonPolaris Mining Co
6%
6%
1
Pittsburgh <Ss Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Jan
Jan
29
Oct
ft
6%
700
"in
Jan
474
14
700
54%
21%
J""
1%
6274
14% May
53%
Apr
May
4% Sep
2,400
1,100
"434 "434
4%
98%
Oct
300
16
63#
July
39
148
Jan
1%
57
25
16
15%
53%
374 Apr
Oct
600
15%
6%
Jan
91
1374
%
37,200
2%
58%
1%!
58%
Feb
73,500
J.,
2
10 pesos
—10c
Industries Inc
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Oct
84
100
2.50
Pierce
Aug
114
Pep Boys
Prentice-Hall
75
Jan
108
274 Oct
15%
5
Jun
86
2
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
99'A Mar
97
20
15%
(The)—;
1
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp;
2.50
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
1
Mar
98
91-74 Apr
2%
l
Ltd
23'A Jan
8474 Aug
60
2
:
Penn Traffic Co
Poloron
88
_2
;
-
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Jun
2174
.
1
A
class
B
July
80
CO'4
lc
Company
20
140
98
99
Pentepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Motors. Corp
—1
Chemical
200
84
600
1
1
2
Manufacturing Co——
Co Ltd-—
Singer Manufacturing
Amer dep rets ord
Jan
Jun
7874 Aug
Paramount
Park
217#
8774
100
•
2 Bol
pfd
2074 AUg
8374
83%
300
2174
•
dividend cum preferred
•
dividend preferred—,
*
conv dividend preferred——•
dividend preferred
•
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
2174
24
474
5
3-%
Southern
2474
2374
23
300
1137a 116
19
————25c
South Penn Oil Co common
23%
24
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
redeemable 1st preferred—-25
72%
1274. May
Oct
6%
1.000
?2% Aug.
24%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
3,500
20,200
South Coast Corp common
redeemable 1st preferred
3,600
574
A
ft.
Soss
5 %
4.80%
774
1%
3 74
27% Jan
5%
July
37a
-
preferred-"-—,———
(Howard)
May
8
6%
374
-
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common—
Sonotone
14
474 Feb
%
203% Feb
Jan
Jan
11% Feb
2,100
66%
Shares
5,000fr
Siminons-Boardman Publications—
Singer
2
400
5 7«
274
Inc-
convertible
Oet
1274
5
69
Shnca American
$3
Jan
107# July
26% Jan
10c
common-..-
Lighting
177a
Oct
Sep
874 Jun
7,500
ft Jun
12
674
'
Silver Creek Precision Corp—.
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Silvray
174
174
2ft Oct
5
89
30% Jan
Jim
600
115
32%
23
974
•
--3
25% Jun
1,300
24
9
100
Smith
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Jan
"*574
-l
2874 Jun
1,000
2974
2974
Sep
274
-25
Slick
29%
274
1
Sherwin-Williams common
4% preferred
Co
4
874
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Silex
Jan
2574 Jun
16%- Feb
2% Oct
.5
Ji£r+:
'?>.>
Jan
1,200
2.}Y
~9
P
Shoe Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Siegler
(The)
Corp—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
3,600
83,900
10
Oct
8,700
—*
Oct
5
71% Oct
78
2374
6%
2,700
Leather common
Products Inc
5,800
174
Seton
Sherman
.
27a
11% July
6% July
77 a
1
40%
Apr
174
974 July
-
27#
17b
3ft Oct
Oct
87#
12%
8% Jun
1974 Mar
Oct
6%
9
--
Mining
Sbawiriigan Water & Power
4,7
800
274
1
Denn
21% Mar
2074 Mar
;
-
214
10%
*
Shattuck
42,900
Jan
27% July
1174 Jan
77# Oct
13
21
27 b
—10c
Corp class
1974
Feb
8
-
77a
6%
21
10c
Corp
Serrlck
100
13% Oct
3,200
3,600
77#
U
77b
——--1
—20c
Sentry
1874
674
IS
7
—50c
Servo
14%
-
17% Aug
B—
Jan
Low
16% Jun
16% Sep
—1
42% May
110
1334
77«.
--1
common
Oct
47b
1374
Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc
Oct
4'
•
Oil
Co
Mar
v/'ifi
Oceanic
Steel
Scullln
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines
25
274
Warrants
of America-
Jun
5% Jun
11% May
■
10
71%
Corp
7
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
15%
1
x40
25
2674
82
Class A
Oil Inc
Seaporcel Metals Inc
ft. Jan
Shares
1374
--1
25c
Petroleums Ltd
(Del)
Sayre & Fisher Co
Sapphire
Savoy
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc
3
tor Week
Low
Bt Lawrence Corp Ltd common
*
Balem-Brosius Inc.
,——2.50
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd—-———8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 57a Series—20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series_2G
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
Oct
Mar
3
3,300
3ft
Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
S
Jan
5 Yo
474 Feb
4
7
~474
Aug
274 May
1% Sep
"in
7174
Nuclear
Feb
174
Oct
80%
Pub Serv
2'a
Oct
Jan
Oct
50
Northern Ind
74
17o
"5%
.
Oct
1
127#
33H
Ltd
Oils
Airlines
Jan
16% Mar
100
~5 %
North Penn RR Co
47%
Oct
600
1
North American Royalties.Inc
Jan
Oct
8
17#
25
B
17a
25 %
127#
•
10
10
—1
North American Cement class A
ft Jan
274 Jan
4574
4574
10
Ltd——
Mines
Rim
.
Sep
Oct
87 %
•
10
Merchandise
York
Feb
%
174
1
New
Jun
94
•
Superior Oils
New York Auction Co common
New York & Honduras Rosario
New
Apr
137%
1
10,600
4,400
7.
74
2|J
Oct
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
Par
Jun
,
44,800
9,200
8,800
8
3 ft
128 %
350
7#
1
Co
1,800
4,100
%
J/4
1
20c
Arizona Land& Oils Ltd
Mexico &
New
112-
128Vt131
1
Friday
stocks
•
American Stock Exchange
lft Jun
ft Oct
l\l Feb
lft Oct
29,200
1,800
27#
lft
1-U
-
19,100
l7#
17«
1237#
OCTOBER 11
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
ft
7b
WEEK ENDED
'
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
Chronicle.. .Monday, October 14, 1957
Sti>pk Yarda*-ef- Omaha-———20
5,600
5%
5,
65-
•8-
—4
-
707#
8%4
•
75-
.20—..20™.,
-
5
200
-1QQ-
8
7% Jun
May
65
'
.
"
Oct v
Oct;-'
_19%_Qct—
90
•
974
;
May
Jfln
t
-24%.. Jan.-.»
Number 5681
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1657)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Products
Aircraft
Elastic
United
United
Molasses
Arner dep rets ord
United
N
United
registered
S
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
Vitamin
United
Stores
Corp
32%
Insurance
Universal
Marion
32
Corp
4%
4
l'/a
14%
14%
16
3,600
14 %
2
21 Va
21 Va
24 Vb
4,400
4%
4%
3,000
4% Apr
5"
2,000
Valspar Corp common
-1
convertible
—5
20
42 Va
3,800
2%
500
2
2%
Petroleum
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
"2 %
-2
Vulcan
2 Vb
3,100
5
2,200
4%
10
400
.A
4%
10
10
3Va
3%
3%
6,100
100
$2 cumulative preferred
30
Inc
__1
24%
27%
1%
1%
10C
1%
134%
,
Webster Investors Inc
(Del)
Weimqn & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
dep
5
"2%
2%
2
L25
pfd
<fc
shares
Stationery
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1949
(Peru) 6V2S stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue
of
A7s
(issue
of
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio
de
Janeiro
2
2
*5
5Va
2,500
•No
Inc
Va
Va
la
i3o
July
(not
Oct
91
*72
(Plan
48%
Jan-July
2s 2012__Jap-July
A)
Deferred
a
48%
"
.
• '
*\
'
•
delivery
*39%
transaction
(not included
Feb
Oct.
54
Jan
68
41%
dEx-interest,
range),
10
Indus¬
Utilitles
Stocks
65
•
1/
,
/<■
/
Grade
Rails
Total
40
Util¬
Rails
Grade
trials
10
Second
First
ities
Bonds
85.07
461.70
125.66
66.69
158.16
88.27
84.54 :
82.65
122.81
66.48
155.36
88.19
84.67
82.61
84.89
35.09
450.56
121.42
66.23
154.49
88.10
84.60
82.67
85.20
85.14
451.40
122.27
66 20
154.89
88.29
34.60
82.43
85.03
85.09
441.71
_
116.78
65.26
150.98
88.54
84.60
82.23
85.12
85.12
:
10__
84.83
Over-the-Counfer Industrial Stock Averages
Sep
47
(35 Stocks)
Feb
30
.
May
100
„
in year's
452.42
4
Oct.
>•
Rail¬
roads
■
trials
% Jan
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Date-—•
23% Jan
29% Jan
Apr
38
Jan
Mon.
Oct.
7
Jan
Tues.
Oct.
8
81.25
Oct.
1
%
9%
300
Sep
8% July
10% Sep
Wed.
preferred
25
20%
20%
50
20% Aug
23%
Jan
Thurs.
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
1
~i%
1%
2%
4,800
Oct
4%
Jan
Fri.
5
11%
1 i%
11%
800
10% Mar
12%
15%
15%
17%
7.400
15%
Oct
1
6%
5%
6%
200
5%
Jan
1
3%
3
%
3%
1,800
2%
Feb
15%
15%
125
High
Lqw
1957
95.07 July 26
——J 78.09 Oct 11
Jan
10
Range for
-
82 42
3
14,600
52'A
-Bonds-
Total *•,
15
20
Indus¬
Date
Jan
100
27%
53
48%
30
Mar
150
"l%
101%
39
49%
-Stocks-
9
30%
~1
73
99%
53
aTe
30
8
61
26%
2
57%
distribution,
7—
00%
"l
99Va'
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
Oct.
30
—
73
99%
*55
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
139% May
1
54
*72
Mar-Sept
32 %
^-_10
73%
54
*53
§ Reported in receivership.
V
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive;: "cdhv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants! "x w," without warrants.
oct.v
60%
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
52
70%
_
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
in year's range.)
r Transaction
for cash, (not included lu year's rahge).
x ExEx-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
^
*Friday'3 bid and asked prices^ no sales being, transacted during the current week.
Oct.
7%
Oct
4,800
45%
3% July
2% July
V/b May
86% Jan
Va
155%
59%
y
Jan
21
5
180
included
dividend.
Aug
July
1%
WM.
20
stmpd
value,
par
f Ex-liquidating
Jan
>
33% Aug
2% Apr
2vt Jan
V
High
126
111%
*73%
June-Dec
2008
5
1-168
May-Nov
April-Oct
1947
1927)
1927)
1947
Denmark 5s 1972
180
159%
*45%
Mar-Sept
May-Woa
Oct
of
Parana
.
Oct
19
5,5 10
300
May
Mortgage Bank
3% Jan
18
126% Jan
com
Coal
Westmoreland
6%s
180
*157
Jan
160
100
•
-'104
Oct
1%
4%
130% Feb
1,200
2%
5
1
Ltd
ord
rets
Tablet
(Prov)
6% Jan
■
.
1%
480
1%
4,500
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
Feb-Aug
Juue-Deo
(City of) Germany—
(50% redeemed)
A Hanover
Jan
Oct
37,900
1%
•
Leaseholds
1947
Jan
7 Va
24%
4,500
1%
133% 140
19
19%
25
__1
Western
1939
7s
1947
6s
Jan
Sep
1% Aug
14
Sep
Webb & Knapp
Amer
7%
13%
55
—
Waltham "Precision Instrument Co_
Western
A Hanover
7s
Munlc
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Jan
Oct
2% Sep
3% July
—.
Inc
preference
Cons
secured
Range Sine*
Sold
Jan
6
9% Sep
3% Oct
Waitt & Bond Inc
series
f
AS
listed
Co
Wallace dc Tiernan
AGerman
Bonds
High
July
141
w
Aircraft
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext__
..7 % preferred
$6
Jun
4%
Oct
2
July
65 Va
35% Feb
Apr
2% Oct
2%
4%
•
Corp
85
115
-1
6% Jan
-
.
Jan
X80
~1
V inco Corporation
Silver-Lead
80'A
38 Va
39
Norman Industries warrants
4% Mar
80%
_
-5
„
4%
5
Oct
Friday's
Bid ft Asked
Apr
21
Aug
28% July
5% Jan
20% Jan
4*4
Jun
69% May
31% Mar
26% Sep
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
4%
2%
Oct
14
preferred
46% July
Feb
48
% May
3% Mar
•
Jan
4,800
700
43
Feb
800
1%
Jan
Sep
2% Feb
Oct
28
Jan
15
Oct
1%
5,300
53
50
50
800
2
Apr
l7/s
Aug
% Jun
23%
15
Corp
5A
Aug
9
96,800
36'/»
1%
1%
10
[
30Va
4
4%
25o
„
Universal Products Co common
V
Jan
208
Oct
12,700
l7/a
50o
Consolidated Oil
Universal
23 3A
1
common
American
Universal
..."
1%
39% May
5'A Oct
Feb
4% Feb
50
1
Vb
%
243/a
1
Corp
Universal
Waco
30
1
13
13
10
Reclaiming Co
Venezuelan
450
4% Sep
1
States
Van
7% May
25
B
United
$4
Oct
187
10c
.
class
7% July
% May
500
1*0
Air
U
T'eb
3,000
5%
5 Va
10s
Canal
&
Sharing common
preferred
Conditioning Corp
10%
U
%
33%
74
33
5Va
or
Sale Price
Low
5
27,100
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
bv,
5,200
Interest
ALima City
Profit
RR
J
11
American Stock Exchange
Ltd—
Co
OCTOBER
Friday
Low
6%
5%
%
•
5
common
ENDED
BONDS
High
5
10c
Corp
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
5%
6%
1
Products
Milk
Shares
Low
50o
common
United Asbestos Corp
United Cuban Oil Inc
United
Range
of Prices
FOR
Sales
for Week
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
United
Week's
White
Eagle Internal Oil Co
While
Store.4
5%%
Willi&ms-McWilliams
Williams
Wilson
(R
C)
&
Brothers
5%
_10c
Inc .common.
conv
Industries
Co
common
preferred
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wood
pfd
(John) Industries Ltd
Newspaper Machine
Wood
9
1
Wood a 11
Industries
Woodley
Petroleum
—
common
47%
49%
8
-
55%
4,500
Apr
15% Mar
stocks for the week
groups
Oct
Feb
6% July
Jan
Woolwcrth
(F W) Ltd—.
dep rots ord reg
Amer
5s
6%
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
£1
•
"I A
10a
12%
17.700
"lA
Feb
800
1%
12%
Oct
13
12 Va
1% Sep
23
May
Oct. 4, '57
American
Stock
Period
Exchange
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Low
AArner Steel ft
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
Chicago
6s
Aug
1
series
2%s
1970
Manufacturing
:
1998
Delaware Lack ft Western
Jan-July
87
121 Va
-
87
High
1st
mortgage 4s series A
Guantanamo
conv
Western
ft
1993
May-Ploy
RR
debs
4s
Valley
Research
5s
RR
convertible
4%
__May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967
1970
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
1963
debentures 1976
Jan-July
May-Woo
New
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%»s
Ohio
34
53
66
51
58%
95
98
.
due 1953 extended
to
2%s
3s
series
3%s
E
1976
__
1978
F
G
series
1981
H
1982
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
United
Gas
Gas
Gas
ft
3%s
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
3$
3%s
1971
1970
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch
Corp
deb
Water
Washington
Webb
ft
West
Penn
96% 100
96%
8
96%
6s
A
ser
Knapp Inc 5s debs
5s
1963
3%s
Power
Traction
1964
57
92
53 Va
80
94
81 Va
90
StOClC8
57
80%
No.
80
80
*76
84%
97%
'
84%
36
88
97%
84%
4
i
84%
114
1974
7
Tues.
Oct.
8
Wed.
Oct.
9
Oct. 10
A 6s
A 6s
Bk
series
series
ADanzlg
-1
■
of
Port
$1,416,700
$26,957,900
98'/a
Week Ended Oct. 11
89
1957
1
89
96%
85
93
*87
90
119
--
119
*2
118
90
68
70
2
68
89
CO 3 4
93
53
181'
86
•; 83%
+83%
88
82%
88 Va
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
*80%
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
,89
76%
82
87
84%
91%
90
84
90
*92
93
89
94
89
87 Va
Jan-July
7,406,995
415,400,424
443,761,025
$215,000
$73,000
Bank
and
111,000
$1,416] 700
$1,155", 000
38,129,830
43,271,800
$26,957,900
Railroad
$14,897,000
$786,689,330
$795,956,700
Industrial
Total
84%
91
89
63%
63%
63%
102%
100 y4
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
97
84
88
*101
92%
69
83
*96
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
93
77
90
71
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
102%
92
101%
Bonds
Friday s
736,135
Oct.
8
1,045,260
55,000
salooo
Oct.
9
658,135
25,000
1,025.855
72,000
46,000
18,000
Oct.
Oct. 10.
Oct. 11
—
5,034,925
TotftL
High
No
Jan. 1
Lore
21 V«
$40,OOC
24%
75,000
Shares—
82,000
government
Foreign corporate —
Total
$358,000
$94,000
Jan. 1 to
Oct. 11
1957
1956
5,034,925
2.811,105
168,433,799
182,758,751
$224,000
$252,000
47,600
94,000
39,000
$9,197,000
1,786,000
1,359,000
$12,042 000
40,000
$358,000
.$338,'POO
$12,342,000
S18,313,000
106%
K
I
of
Domestic
Foreign
'
li'ooo
Bonds
High
134
$224,000
Week Ended Oct. 11
1956
1957
Stocks—No,
19C
98,000
29,000
10.000
1,559,540
$74,000
35,000
4,000
Mon.
Range Since
Sold
—
$48,000
$26,000
7
Tues.
Wed.
98
100%
Bid ft Asked
*24%
Government
Bonds
77
Week's Range
or
Domestic
Shares)
98%
69
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
(No. of
104%
92%
*99
Last
752,358,900
96,000
99
84%
Sale Price
748,390,500
15,575,710
Government
99
98%
88
69
13,742,000
90 Va
90%
*87
*97%
P^Ta
S.
International
1956
25,541,200
Shares
97%
*77
—
of
Jan. 1 to Oct. 11
1957
1956
Bonds
U.
97%
83%
—
Stocks—No.
136
*75
70
90%
till
$25,541,200
92%
lAprll-Oct
:
5,981,200
15,575,710
C2%
91
1952
5,792,200
92%
105
6%s
5,944,500
4,458,830
189,000
102%
*135
Waterways
4,562,2G0
223,500
80
German State ft Prov Banks—
A
1952
Feb-Aug
ft
5,473,000
368,200
88%
190
—■
335,000
4,194,000
5,721,000
67%
Period
1951
5,138,000
10
*185
B
$301,000
15
Low
Central
Sales
$4,696,000
86
Interest
1951
Bond
Bonds
$4,997,000
93%
Jan-July
7s
Government
99%
Friday
Exchange
Total
United States
Bonds
92%
June-Dec
BONDS
Bonds
2,122,060
Oct. 11-
Fri.
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
3,311,520
-
98%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany,
321.2
3,192.130
Oct.
Fri.
A Baden
150.5
274.8
"
402.3
2,490,570
Mon,
Thurs.
Stock
292.1
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
86
June-Aug
Feb-Aup
6s 1959
of
Shares
*97%
June-Deo
1960
Western Newspaper Union
American
372.6
163.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
119
1:54
Feb-Aug
1979
series
4%s
~3
June-Dec
1973
series C
series
51
95
86
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
3%s series D 1976
3s
•
95
Feb-A up
Edison 3s 1965
A -1973
series B
41.2
41.0
4.05
—0.5
253.6
150.5
275.4
322.7
92%
Jan-July
Public Service Electric ft Gas Cd 6s
1998__Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
1981__May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
3s
1
54%
*43
Jan-July
3%s 1970
series
253.6
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s 1968
mortgage 3s 1971—
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%8 1964
California
427.1
317.5
Aprfl-Ocf
1963__
Power
3%s
53
53
Total
1st
Southern
503.5
438.7
Transactions at the Mew York Stock Exchange
90%
86 Va
Corp—
subord
—0.1
+1.3
130
81-
Thurs.
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6 %$>
Midland
National
433.3
RR—
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
404.5
472.5
373.1
low.
Lackawanna of N J Division—
*
317.9
-1-0.7
+.07
97%
76 Va
4
77%
•New
365.0
57%
20
88
77
June-Dec
A
86%
10
tl30
fjuar-Feb
1970
3%s 1378
Transit Authority
-50
91
and Service
Finance
Lovr
High
Change
317.9
404.5
256.6
152.0
276.7
321.2*
Utility
Trade,
1957-
Percent
Sept. 27, '57
439.1
—
Goods
Mining
Low
No.
50
88
88
June-Dec
*
Jan. 1
Sold
High
*48
Pump 4s inc debs 199June-Dec
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid ft Asked
major industry
with highs and lows for the
320.2
407.3
372.d*
Composite
Transportation
Friday
78.87 Jan 23
based on the closing prices of the common
follows (1939:= 100):
Nou-Durable Goods
Interest
3
94.0.0 Aug
4, 1957, for composite and by
ended Oct.
compared with the preceding week and
current year are as
Durable
BONDS
+
Low
The SEC index of stock prices
21% Jltly
79 Va Jan
47%
Range for 1956
.
High
,
78.09
SEG Index of Stock Prices
May
43%
Feb
400
79.77
Jan
101
Feb
11%
16%
6A
13%
12%
13%
2
80.54
10__
11
8% July
4% Jan
17%
July
39%
•
1
..
14
9—.—
Oct,
Oct.
26 % Mar
91% Sep
100
Inc.
1%
.
.
5,042,000
1,229,000
33
The Commercial and Financial
(1658)
34
Chronicle.. .Monday, Octoger
14, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Par
American
Motors Corp
8ugar Refining
American Tel It Tel
Anaconda Co
—
Boston
&
108'/a
50
-
Edison
Boston
Boston
Cities
47 ¥a
Maine
RR
Range
Eastern
Gas
414#
St
Motor
10,
com
Gillette
L
Co
Coal
76
31%
9
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Phillips Petroleum
St
167%
57%
51%
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,
(P)
Corp of
Republic Steel
196
42
174%
5
,
Radio
168% J70%
46%
50
35%
5
-
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12% Oct
30%
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General Motors
York
113
40
5
Greyhound Corp
International Harvester
Natl
12%
55%
72%
5
(Glen L)
1
% July
24
30%
7
;
Kodak
National
30
16%
Inc
47
Rlckel
Inc
48% July
51%
10
International Tel
Jun
Oct
35
0
Electric
National
Feb
44
Oct
55%
25
Motor
Martin
Jun
40%
51% Sep
28% Jan
Mar
36
15%
40%
.25
*
Lorillard
30%
peso
_
Chemical
Loew's
25
165
38
5%
Products
General
44% Jun
100
70
10%
Dayton Power & Light
Eastman
1,192
Oet
130
5%
„
Dupont
25%
,
15%
10%
Products
Gas
43%
„_13
J
Columbia
45% Jan
6
Jan
39%
3
*
Service
125
9
12%
100
Oil
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
-
43%
10
Cities
7% Feb
*•31% Oct
15%
50
Bethlehem
26%
40 %
175
38
5
Telephone & Telegraph
Penguet
Ohio
40
-
Baldwin-Lima
New
49%
26.
10
Manufacturing
Ford
49%
40
*
Radiator
Ashland
Dow
240
1
—
Anaconda
Corn
61%
25%
51%
58%
25%
26
-
Armco
City
Jun
38% Aug
64% Sep
39% July
7%
Revlon
Stocks
Cyanamid
Avco
68
Oct
•
Airlines
American
Oct
32
*
—
American
American
American
50
35
5
-
,
-
common
Unlisted
Stores
19
33%
»
Gamble
Printing
Allied
Jan
53
58%
upi.
|
47%
50
32
50
10
Lunkenheimer
&
32
T
31%
—
-
Proctor
7%
31%
32 *
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Gfbson
IJobart
^
7%
Jan
Number 5631—The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Vjolume 186
(1659)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Last
"
C4.
Sale Price
*
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California
Calumet- &. Hecla
10c
Canadian. -Pacific
Celanese
5
Li'
25
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Centlivre
Certain-teed
Products
(Un.i—
•
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St
Chicago 4fc
Paul
28%
:'
19
25
Pac_„
Ac
Northwestern
28%
55
i~%
Ry
600
43 74
44
100
274
Oct
Mount
Jan
17b Feb
Vernon
National
2744' Jun
31% May
1174 Jan
National
'
58%'
872
56
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31
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55
6944
Oct
v
National
Tile
Towel
Co
$7
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Christiana Oil Corp
L
Cities
Service
Inc
Co
Colorado^ Fuel
Iron
&
Power
Co
Northern
Pacific
Ry
Can
Crane. Co
6474
Northwest
Jun
5044
Oct
70% May
Oak
30%
Oct
51.
Jan
Ohio
Edison
78
Sep
8974
Feb
Ohio
Oil
3444
200
34 74
Oct
43
14
350
13%
Oct
20%
2344
2644
900
32% July
18% Jan
Pacific:Gas
234*
Oct
16%'
2,800
16
Oct
39%
3,900
s
Mar
22%
22%
25
2,700
3744 July
2274 •Oct
31 %
Apr
15%
15%
157/b1
500
14% Aug
-•.'16.7*8
Sep
45%
46'/4
100
4474
Aug
49%
Jan
17%
Zl8V4\
800
17%
Sep
20%
Apr
Oct
46% July
—
'•
Co
41%
i—.
—
•
41%.
'
14
15
-
Cjidahy.^ Backing Co
—
20
6%
6%
—
Curtiss-Weight Corp (Un)
30
—
.20%
30
,
%
6%
-
Oct
Feb
2174
Feb
3674
800
20
Oct
35
:
6%
Co
&:
Detroit
Edison
Co
28
10
common
2,900
31%
844
Pan
Oct
(Un >
20
___
39
39
300
3774
22 V2
1,700
30
Oct
1744
100
16
Mar
16
1744
43,000
16
Oct
19% July
3544 I 39
35%
Oct
49y2 May
600
1
:
5
Dow Chemical Co
20'4
20%
157a
157a
3,200
15 y4 Aug
17%
Jun
60
62
1,150
60
Oct
77%
Jan
Amer
Corp
Glass
(Un)_.
13
5
25
10
common
&
Pfizer
Co
(Charles)
.0
Coke.
25
33 Vac
&
Phelps Dodge Corp
(Un)
8%
41% May
Potter Co
28
Jan
Process
68
Jun
Public
21%
—-
20% Jan
Sep
'52% Nfky
Oct
2474
400
24%
Oct
28
Mar
41%
457a
900
41%
Oct
60
July
65
July
51
Jun
57%
100
57%
Oct
45%
45%
100
45%
700
51%: 52%."
5
Oct
51%
Oct
Oct
19
3
•
1
Corp
13
13%
300
13
13 y4
150
13
8%
974
3,300
8%
Oct
3%
4
1,100
3%
Oct
400
21%
21%
5
22%
6
of
17
,
Jan
12
7%
Jan
Feb
Oct
31
Apr
Oct
5
500
18% Jan
13%
Jan
17%
1,300
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oct
22 y4
Jan
39%
41%
500
39 %
Oct
49
Apr
19
19 V.
500
18%
Jan
55 Va
100
24% May
64% July
45 V*
674
13%
43%
39%
2,200
6%
14
674
50
14%
14
50
Sep
63
Jau
11
Sep
18%
Apr
36%
600
3674
Feb
43
150
13
3774
•
Indiana
Oct
Oct
16V4
«
Co
.
44%
—
12.30
(Un)
(The)
Service
Sep
47y4
51%
—
1
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Oct
3174
13
*
-
Jan
l
'
—
Corp
15Va
47
700
57%
--
— —
1
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light
Pepsi-Cola Co
Apr
28
convertible prior preferred
5%
41%
700
200
34
'
0
(Un)
World
Penn-Texas
Jun
5
6.25
15%
24%
7.50
4774
31%
32
157'a
47%
—
•
'iElectric
&
15%
12
(Un)
32 74 May
•
Jan
20 74
Jun
15%
Oct
52%
67a May
'
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
%
18.
62
(
Co
Co
Warrants
4674 May
27%. Feb
39 V4
■"
100
Jan
3544
g
Airways
Patterson-Sargenf, Co
Peabody Coal Co common
July
10%
Oct
28%
-
Jan
12%
1744
10
Philco
Deere
8
Co—
Manufacturing Co
t
17% Aug
•
200
,
3444'
.
67-4
1174
900
24,;'' 26V4.
20«4
1
41%
900
1,800
,
24
*.
Crucible* Steel Co
600
41%,
6%*.; 6%.
14
America
Power
7%
17
5
(Un)
Owens-Illinois
42 7
Jan
16
-
744
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Co
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin-Mathleson Chemical
74 May
3844
.
-
82 74 July
Sep
100
16
Corp
Bancofporation
600
Continental.Motors Corp '
Controls- Co- of
900
States
(Minnesota)
Apr
9%
1,200
Container Corp of America
Continental
74
140
5644
2344
_——
Jan
Feb
79
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consumers
41
12%
3444
38%
1
3044
Oct
5044
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated. Foods Corp
30
Gas
(Un)
Corp
34%
13%
Corp_
30
Car
79
:
■_
Jan
Illinois
3044
ClevelancfcElectric Ilium
Coleman
38%
Illinois
71%
■
„_t.
Oct
American
50%
4% V preferred
20%
10
3,800
1,700
Northern
30 4 4
Co
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common—.
f
North
7144
Chrysler Corp
25
Northern
Oct '
7%
20%
Aviation
Apr
6% Jan
Feb
29%
600
;
3074
25
American
Jan
131
100%
200
3074
45% July
136% July
1
North
3474
100
100
36% July
204-4 July
245
Oct
Apr
39%
37%
6%
July
May
2174
35%
Oct
Oct
135
50
28
100
400
Sep
Sep
Sep
6%
1,200
40
20
Oct
131
354J,
21%
%
1,800
1344
6%
32%
3744
22%
Jan
Northern
Chicago
5% Jan
12% Sep-
6% July
30% Jan
20
28
944,
Oct
3
1,500
20%
1874
974
874
7%
•
470
1,600
51% July
1
500
9%'i
700
Jan
45% Mar
Feb
10244 105
10
2,200
'.
36%
RR
21%
V4
40
Mfg
&
Central
28Via
1^.
Mgh
Oct
40% July
21%
3744
5
New
York
32%
5
1
Apr
62
1
(Un)
Gypsum- Co
Lead Co
(Un)
18%
"9%
744
National Standard Co
May
5074 Aug
600
~3T4
National Cylinder Gas
National Distillers 81 Chem
Feb
May
19
Co
Jun
37a
,
1
50
commonl—1
1
(The)
Napco Industries Inc_
32%
Jan
Jan
42 7 8
300 1
3
63 %
4574 Oct
200
N
Inc
17%
3444- Jan
51
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•
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
42%
28
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_*
com_
Chicago Reck Isl & Pacific Ry Co
-
2oya
,
55
f:
41%
30O
2834
-
4144
(Philip) & Co (Un)
200
8%";-8%ia
3
Motorola
1,300
400!
f
51
,
1,900
Jun
5
Range ftnee Jan. 1
Low
34%
36 7„
.
■hares
32%
Oct
; Oct
for Week
High
3274
27%
1231 Oct
Range
Low
•
Morris
37
Week's
ml Price*
Montgomery Ward & Co
3% May
Oct
;
Par
Aug
509
47 y4 •'
La»t
High
:•
15 %
3,200
1%,;: 1%
8%
'
1071 Oct
7,700:
■
39
1314 '
37% >38%
25
1
preferred
Chesapeake & Ohio Jty (Un)
Chic
1
:
Ref common
convertible
2
'
125
.
„
ZVV-". 2%
'
Low
200
28
45V4-:
•
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Friday
600
10 %
,
1244-
45 %
*
11
Sale Prtee
'
5
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
,
2
3T
^
50c
Co__
West
Corp
Champlin Oil &
,
r
1234
Public Service
Central Illinois
S3
•
'
Light
South
Sc.
2%
10
,
(Un)
Brewing Corp
Central Illinois
Central
_16%c
of America
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares 4
High
.
10%
27%:
.
common
eorp
2!i
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Canadian Prospect Ltd
Carrier Corp
Low
Aviation—
Eastern
WEEK
for Week
et Prices
4
Par
;■
s
FOR
Sale*
7%
Jan
Jun
13 y4 Mar
15
33%
39% May
July
Pont
(E I>
Eastern-
Air
de Nemours
Lines
Kodak
Eastman
(Un)
Inc___
Co
1
28%
28%
30%
176
Oct
1,100
2874
'
205 74 July
Oct
5144
35
34%' 35
Company
55
55
54
Oct
6574
Jan
Co
(Un)
5
33%
33%
35%
1,100
33%
Oct
48
Jun
Oats
Co
3
37 Va
37 ya
37%
400
33%
Jan
39%
•
29
29
30%
900
29
Oct
40
5
1774
1744
19%
10
4344
43%
47
Oil
(Un)
*
9344
400
84 Y*
Feb
16%
1,800
157-4
Oct
Quaker
11244 July
15%
1644 July
594s Mar
Radio Corp
5
47%
50 %
1,600
4774
Oct
Inc
2
14%;
1544
600
1444
Oct"
18%
Apr
Auto
10
13
13 %
200
12y,
Oct
Apr
1044
12%.
2,800
10%
oct
15%
2474
of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug (Un)
Jan
Reynolds
Metals
Reynolds
(R J)
Richman
Bros
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
Ford Motor
;
Co.
Foremost, Dairies
Four-Wheel
Drive
Frueliauf Trailer.
General- Amer
General-Box
General
1
.
1
k
Transportation
2.50
Corp
1
Contract
Corp
1044
74"
5
General- Foods
2
11%
General
Motors
/General Public
—
Corp
-166%
;
Utilities
Genemi-Telephone Corp
.13
—
General-Tire & Rubber new com—83%c
Gerber Products Co i
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Co
Goldblatt
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—
(Un
Gossard^W H> Co,
4774
Oct :
52,74
Feb
Dock
47 44.
Jan
39
5,100
35
40
35%
48% July
47% July
38%:
39%
1,400
2574
700
23%
Oct
27%
200
46
74
Jan
57 7b July
1,100
33
39
38%
234s
257a
49
15
Oil1
12%
12%
:
5%
Oct
Tobacco cl B
1774
400
2974Jan7/
144 Jan';'"
2,900
&
RR
;
^
Inland
Steel
Interlake
Co
108
Sep 4,,7',
29
•
./
Class
Feb'; '■?
i f
12 7
-
-
-
■.
50
•
(
25 74
50
100
Sep
6
,
May.'-...
July
Jan.
72% May
237-4 July
372 Sep
Jan
Oct
.
Jan
13
Feb ;)'•
1%
344
^
May
29
July
106
-
Jan
International
Mineral &
Paper
International
Shoe
Interstate
Power
•
ity
Power
Power &
Shoe
Oct
1974
Sep
83
26%
2674
;
*
Co
1244
79
Sperry
26%
26%
27%'
400
26%
Oct
4144
41%
44%
600
41%
Oct
61
July
56
57
140
55
Oct
62
M°v
12%
D
Leath
Gas
&.
Co
Co
6
i
Standard
100
7n0
-
12^4
700
■"/
,
6
170
2,400
72
48
27 V*
25%
30
34
34%
23%
23%
237a
•
887a
43%
500
-
12%
31% July
40%
Oct
14%
772
46 7s>
44
200
26
887a"Oct
2,200
27i
3
3
200
128%
-
50
41% v Jan
2%
3
Jan
...
--
Liggett St Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
Lliidsay Chemical Co
Oct
Jan
Jan
4% May
50c
64%
64%
100
1
307a
29%
30 V2
1,400
18% Mar
30%
5274
2,350
45-
Oct
81 y4
Jun
73
62% Aug
37
3974
1,400
37%
38%
300
300
Monsanto- Chemical
Aw fnntnnfM
16%c
12.50
July
46%
Jan
200
26 y*
Jan
32%
Jun
18
Oct
26 % July
Sep
12%
25
r
22%
23
35%
35%
3874
30%
31% Y
18%
18
20%
5,000
1,900
10%
25% July
10%
1074
5
25%
251/4
100
25% Oct
35% July
*
40%
40%
100
37%
Jan
42% July
5y*
Jan
2
Inc
(Un)
1
•
28
7%
7%
47
47
39%
39%
.
7%
300
2,500
43y* Feb
44%
6,200
39Oct
50%
»
52%
Oct
8%
Apr
Oct
59% July
62
Jan
687* July
Jun
July
Oct
41%
8tone
13%
Oct
18
Container
Corp
Furniture
10
Corp
i
...
Corp
'
Machine
1
0
Tool
13%
1374
14
700
13
12%
13
320
4%
474
5%
3,000
49%
50'/a
200
15 */4
47
57
Sep
Apr
May
11% Sep
4% Oct
8ya
Feb
Jan
July
28
60
3.3374
34
19%
7,300
16
Oct
28 V4
Jan
23%
3,600
12%
Feb
29 y4
Jun
30%
700
29%
Oct
42 y8
Jan
34
100
34
Oct
44 Va
Apr
60
63%
1,800
55
Feb
76
Jun
34
34%
150
10%
Texas Co
16
34
21%
21%
2974
16%
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
1
& Company
28
Sylvania Electric Products (Un)—7.50
Swift
Texas
Gulf
Textron
Thor
(The)_.
Producing
50c
Inc
Power
Toledo
Tool
•
24%
—3
11%
600
12%
24
Corp (Un)
La Salle St Corp
Carbide
Union
24
Oct
Oct
49% May
16 y4 May
29% May
24%
350
12%
12%
100
12%
Oct
13% Mar
33%
33%
75
33%
Oct
41 y4
63%
•
Corp
27%
100%
900
1
1
28%
600
1
A
26%
150
62%
100% 105%
800
100%
63%
g
Jan
Jan
Oct
1%
34
64
Apr
Jan
July
Apr
123% July
29 y4 Mar
10
United Aircraft Corp
United Air Lines Inc
Corporation
(Un)
26%
26%
1,200
26 V,
43%
43%
47%
700
43%
Oct
10
RR
26%
25
(Un
Pacific
United
;
California
of
10%
•
—
Tri Continental
208 So
32% Feb
2
1
1
Co
Co
Edison
Transamerlca Corp 'Un)
Trav-ler Radio Corp
25%
25%
26%
1,000
25%
Oct
30% July
52%
Oct
88 V*
20
Oct
42
52%
5
10
(Del)
(Un)^
20
59
300
20
2174
500
67/e
600
6%
1
•:
6%
Sep
Jan
64
Jun
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
42
42%
200
41% Aug
45
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61%,
61%
200
51 y*
Apr
65%
1
1174
11%
75
11%
Oct
17
Apr
6
3174
Jan
264-4 Aug
37
Oct
3074 Feb
15 K
Oct
Gypsum
Industries
(Un)
Dorn
Iron
Western
"
46%
5774
41
May
38
38%
400
38
Oct
48 Va
Jan
4,500
55%
Oct
73 y2
12
Jan
16
29 y«
Apr
18%
July
Jan
White
2144 May
Inc
1644
20
1874 July
21
Feb
Wisconsin
11%..
500
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
Wisconsin Public
10
32 y4
3274
34
300
31%
Jan
38
Jun
Sep
Feb
99 % July
6%
6%
644
1,000
674
77%
77 %
81*4
1,100
58%
28%
2874
294s
1,100
28%
Oct
3774
44%
44%
48
2,000
44%
Oct
66
Feb
14%
14%
1444
300
14%
Oct
18%
Apr
31%
3244
1,300
3074
Feb
40% July
31%
7%
Jan
59 y3
15
29%
29%
Electric
10%
11
3,400
8y4
Apr
11% July
15%
16%
500
15%
Oct
20%
56 %
56 V*
58%
1,200
52%
Feb
68% July
19%
20%
1,000
19%
3744
37%
39%
240
13 %
13%
150
*
common,
20%
•
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20%
10
29
29
29%
10
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19%
19%
20
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1
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100
500
1,300
2,400
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41%
600
76%
40%
•
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50
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30% Aug
10%
15%
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Wrigley
300
Jan
Mar
13%
5
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50
1
—
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153/4
55%
15
1
Jan
Motor
56%
15
Oct
274
;
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Wieboldt Stores
•
10
——
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1044
50
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Westinghouse Electiu
Whirlpool Corp
July
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Walgreen Co
37
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U S Steel Corp
Van
35% July
.12 50
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Oct
47%
1,000
31%
197a July
,
10
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35 y*
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f
600
20
1
Jan
700
800
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34%
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33
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Co
Jun
65
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20% Jan
47%
25
Oct
45
37
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Feb
48%
31%
U S Rubber Co
15
Portland
67%
5
1
Jan
2,100
Manufacturing
92 y2 May
Oct
18 y4
137a
32 7 u
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Oct
47%
617a
Jun
10 y2
29%
Missouri
11% May
71
1,900
Oct
10ya
10 Va
32
Brewing Co
Mining 8c Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel.
9% July
100
-
Oct
1,300
107a
1
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300
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53%
25
1
tint
10%
71
47%
13%
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Martin-(The)
Minneapolis
10%
71
4944
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200
—
Jan
11% May
300
United
32 V*
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29%
4,900
2,000
United
31%
South
Jun
9% July
56%
Jan
*
Middle
25%
14%
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8c Scott (Un)
Jun
47
Jan
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an
25% Mar
52%
15%
Oct
-
300
94% July
13%
25 Va
14%
a
8,600
10%
23%
Oct
Oct
41%
Oct
27%
Merritt
27%
10
Sep
68%
18
13%
Sep
100
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Fcod Products
26%
100
52%
13%
200
;
26%
100
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43%
21%
1478
;
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1
200
7
25
-
2774
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1844
68%
18
7
500
13%
14%
Portland Cement
18%
1844
68%
18
Feb
10
Oil
22 Ya
2774
Medusa
39% Mar
•
(N J) «Un)
Oil Co (Ohio)
Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
Electric
13%
4
Merck & Co
32% Mar
Standard
Union
21%
Inc
Co
100
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<Un)
Standard Oil
Union
227a
commo
Marquette
34%
Standard
Union
Aug
374
Oct
Cement Mfg
Marshall-Field common
Loew's
34%
5
Dredging Corp
Oil of California
Apr
45
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Oct
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Works
Oil of Indiana
May
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common
Sep
26%
a
(Un)
Mar
39%
Oct
23VJf Jan
300
Feb
63% July
25% Oct
91%
Feb
37% July
Sep
% 6 * Sep
44V? Oct
34
Jan
108% July
-> - *
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1,100
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3
1,100
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3744
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6
10%
400
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Jan
Feb ;
2,600
2744
4244 July
86 % ' Oct
10%
2674
1
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26
40%
1,40
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Jan
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1244
44
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Feb
12
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99
Mar
A
class
,
Lathe
Rand
12 74
29%
2"%
-
45 y«
33 %c
Jun
12
July
31V4 July
Southwestern Public Service
23%
,
2274
3674
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•
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26 y4
Feb
200
7,50
Bend
63
s
•,
300
32
6
Corp
Oct
10%
11%
•
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South
Sunbeam
800
8974
8.75
Oct
23 %
24
1
Jan
100
2744
86%
*
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5
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2274
2,200
34%
.
9% Aug
100,
2004
83%
74
2944
33%c
(Un)
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Knapp Monarch
Kropp Forge Co
40%
1,400
10 74
10
Light
8c
Light
Kennccott Copper
400
1974
34
•
Kaiser Alum & Chemical
Kansas
-4244
30
3.50
& Shinkle
& Laughlin Steel (Un)
Kansas
Oct
34
*
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Johnson Stephens
Jones
18%
19%
7.50
Co
International Tel & Tel
20&
5
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(Un)
52 % Julv
11
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Sinclair
Storkline
■
19%
•
International
700
Jan
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Co
Shell Oil Co
Spiegel
Jun
4144
1674
800
Feb
10
174*
300
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2,100
254-4
:
3% July
38%
p
344
100
•
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Aug
2%
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July
23%
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1,300
1844
10 74
1944
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Oct
11
Class A
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37% Oct
-
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Southern
974
12
450
1874
18 V4
•
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—
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Oct
23%
Stockyards
Studebaker-Packard
Central
Jan
500
61%
j
& Co
4274 Mar
1,900
,
Illinois
10%
46
59%
Corp
1674 May
5974
2544
Industrial* Development
23% Aug
59%
8%
5944
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Service
1474; Jan
900
-
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3744 Oct:
350
9 74
.
National
Sears Roebuck
3944 Aug
r
110
-.
Jan
30
200
100
Indiana Steel Products Co
16% Mar
43%
100
900
•
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Louis
Schwitzer
;
Jan
577-2
•
350
344
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10
Sep
May
5
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Schering Corp
'
Oct
68
2%
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Illinois Brick Co
Sep
1,200
8%
(Un)__10
Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Sep
9334 July
Jan
-1374
*
18%
k
Inc
preferred
15
35
13
13 y8
—
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4074
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Jan
>13
'■
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68
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—
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Apr
73 74
37 Ys •37%
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—
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Houdaille .Industries Inc
Howard
Oct
10
2374
30%
2944
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1
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46% Mar,
367« July
200
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68% July
3,200
49
*
—
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3,400
6144
33
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—
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50 V4
8
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Gray Drug Stores t
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5744
J
5
1174
Apr
3
Aug
48
10
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400
ii%,
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Jan
1%
49%
10
or
3,300
5T44
5
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100
2
•
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1
74
74
2
2
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.
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Jan
92%
10
(Un)
400
178%
176
5
Pullman
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Du
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith Radio Corp
—
*
*
10
10
80%
108 %
10%
86
108%
150
500
200
Sep
37% Oct
12% Feb
19% Sep
29
Oct
19%
Sep
26 y4
52
Aug
76% Oct
23%
Jan
337s May
23
Jan
%
Sep
45
Jan
88 V4
Jan
Oct
13%
80% Oct
93
Feb
124 y2
10
Feb
July
15% July
•te Sep
40
Jan
121
Jan
Jan
July
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, October 14, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
october 11
week ended
for
Week's
Sale#
Range
for Week
of Price#
Share#
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STOCKS
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
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Friday
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Air
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Co
—
—
63
Feb
51% July
62c
Feb
2.20 July
1.20
.
15,382
64 %
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50
530
40%
Oct
220
2%
Oct
3% May
705
73 3»
Oct
96% July
28%
2,345
26%
Oct
36
3514
939
327a
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Feb
53% July
76 3
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109
143
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24
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17%
886
16%
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24% May
42 >4
44 3 «
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401b
Feb
45% July
37%
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*
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18
225
2
May
48% July
Oct
Corp (Un)—
5
American Potash1 & Chem.
——*■
Motors
512
11
Feb
21% July
30%
150
30
Oct
36
13%
185
14%
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12%
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Apr
8%. Mar
Feb
5
105
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40%
40%
318
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12
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1.497
12
Oct
18%
46
1,367
42%
Oct
63%
Jun
1691b 17014
168
70
2,583
75 3 4
539
Sep
56
179% Mar
Aug
77%
Jan
73
73
25
30%
30%
32%
875
30%
Oct
43
50
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp 'Uni ..—-10
Arkansas Louisiana Gas <Un)
5
Arraco Steel Corp (Uh)—.
——10
Armour & Co
(hit com
<Un»
——5
Ashland oil & Refining (Unt—
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Atch Top & Santa Fe (Un) com
-10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10
Atlas Corp (Un)
1
47%
47
50 mi
3,258
47
Oct
72%
Jan
25
150
25
Oct
42%
Jun
Feb
27% Aug
Oct
65
American Viscose Corp (Un)
(The) Co (Un)
Anaconda
Warrants
Avco
(Un)
———
20
171
53 %
1,110
12%
330
a
46
16%
19% May
Oct
20
Jan
16% Jan
Oct
12%
July
Oct
16%
3,069
40%
334
40%
Oct
56% May
8%
1,543
7%
Oct
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3%
3%
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3%
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6
5%
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3%
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220
21 %
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40%
—
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25
47%
Flintkote
6%
2,576
5%
Oct
7% July
26%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Banl;Jine Oil
common.:
Corp
Barker Bros
Ford
Calculating
Friden
Inc
'Budd
Hill
Amer
General
Public
General
33%
33%
General
New
Tire
Goodrich
&
Television
c
3%
2,674
131b
13%
30'/b
291b
36 lb
1
1
51*
514
7
157a
15%
8
10
34%
211a
34
36%
1,116
21%
21%
900
197b
16
16%
260
16
Oct
1g
200
16
Oct
4%
Gulf Oil Corp
48% July
47% July
Jan
4%.
4%
100
4%
Feb
5
May
38%
39%
1,283
38%
Oct
45
May
22%
23%
23%
24%
1,101
Oct
27%
22%
25%
1,438
22%
Oct
39% May
33%
33%
35%
664
33%
Oct
46
25%
24%
Jan
28% July
2.25
25%
160
2.25
2.35
4,000
2.10
Oct
17%
897
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Oct
21% Aug
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36c
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269
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Internatl Nickel Co
25%
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International Paper Co
16%
Oct
International Tel
3,640
1%
36%
36 3 4
555
36%
Oct
15%
15%
1,140
18%
192
14%
18%
Jan
18%
107
109
1,498
10%
Jun
16% Jan
Jan
1%
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108
35
Cement
rr
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Co
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39%
13,478
32%
Oct
9
3,208
8%
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13%
155
35 %
Jan
45% July
130
28% Mar
Tel
&
Jan
33
Oct
40
Jan
193
48%
Sep
70
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7%
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7%
7%
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55c
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59
285
59
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74%
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51%
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61%
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1.000
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22c
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30
32
1,253
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38%
76
76
468
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106% July
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52 % July
44
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63% July
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169
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5'j ft'
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10%
Oct
36% may
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McNeill
98% May
Litton
1,258
17%
Jan
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41%
Jan
21
21
211
21
143
Oct
Oct
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(Un)
22
200
2%
Oct
4%
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m j m ft m Oil Co
5514
610
55%
Oct
68%
Jan
15
605
15
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20% July
Marchant
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37%
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a
71
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3%
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115
63%
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1,946
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Jan
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177
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Oct
35
Jan
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Jun
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Ccrp
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Continental. Oil
Corn Products
Co
Meier
&
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Oil
475
41%
Jun
45%
459
33%
Oct
51% July
Jan
1
42
16
Oct
Sep
%
504
41%
105
111b
Sep
47% May
14% Jan
6%
17q
6%
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6%, Oct
a
6%
481b.
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48
30%
48 %t
30%
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Monsanto
Montgomery
Mt
Diablo
National
Nat'l
Distillers
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National
Gypsum
34% Mar
National
Supply Co
58% July
Sep
«
87
87
87%
260
87
Oct
99%
Feb
201a
20
22'a
2,464
20
Oct
37%
Jun
New Idria
10
10
11
325
8
Jan
13%
Apr
N
Corp
47%
Aug
Niagara
1.15
Jan
Nordon
(Un)
com
1
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30%
30%
34
2,217
30%
1.00
2
1.00
300
1.00
6
Oct
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Oct
National
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
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co
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Emporium Cap well Co.Erie Railroad Co
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page
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32% May.
18%
100
18% Aug
18%
447
17%
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25%
835
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33%
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54
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61% July
100
11%
Oct
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29%
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16
16%
417
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10
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312
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107
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Kaiser Industries
400
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21 % May
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2,425
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340
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51%
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48
57%
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1
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24
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2
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100
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Jan
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July
45% July
6%
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Serv
common
30%
Jan
16
39%
Apr
43
48%
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Gillette Company
Apr
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General Telephone
Oct
50% July
Industries
Burlington
567
8%
37%
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General Paint Corp common_
1%
1,500
44:%
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pfd———9
37%
———
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Hertz
July
131b
—
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of Texas—
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General Foods Corp (Un%.
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Feb
conv
280
8% July
1
General Dynamics Corp
General
Oct
Oct
(Unt
36%
11%
10
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2
1
Controls
27%
24
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General
Hancock
Oct
(50c
Co
36%
^„———_2
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11
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Budget Finance
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36%
5
5
1
Hawaiian Pineapple
33%
.
Oct
Co
Jan
40
(Un)
5%
Co
Apr
9,674
common
1,600
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Garrett
14% July
2,630
(Un)
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&
1%
44%
1
—2
5
6%
Dairies
Foremost
Fruehauf Trailer
Oct
12%
Borg-Wamcr Corp (Un)
Broachvay-Hale Stores Inc
Brock
118
1 lb
—
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12
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Oil Corp
Stores
18%
a
Oct
5%
—
•—
9
Oct
40
Corp
Airplane Co
Chica
1,588
(Unt
Co
61s
3% Aug
——————• —
Diamond
Bond
31
1%
1
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Blair Holdings Corp
Bolsa
265
4414
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Black Mammoth
Boeing
12
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7%
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58% July
Jan
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Bethlehem Steel
Blue
6%
28%
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Aviation Corp (Un)
383b
4,768
1,710
12
Instrument Inc
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1,450
5%
6%
4%
6%
Beckman
Bendix
42%
38%
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6%
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14%
Oct
10
11
40
100
1
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Oct
1,570
10
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Grumman
Baldwln-Limn-Hnmillon Corp
Baltimore & Ohio rr (Un)
Bandini Petroleum Co
7%
Tiger Line Inc <Tlie»
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Plying
Food
Jan
42 34
40%
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American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco
Co (Un)
25
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17
30
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39%
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(Un)
Sep
26'
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Oct
37%
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453 s
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American Electronics Inc...
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American Can Co
American
157
105
73%
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Amer
45%
46
40'a
2%
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Chemical sc Dye Corp (Un.i—18
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
10
Aluminium Ltd
Amerada Petroleum (Un)
——*
American Airlines Inc com
(Un)—,—1
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Alaska
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95c
100
1
1
7%
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High
Low
Airplane
Eng &
Oils
largo
a43 a43%
—
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Aeco
Range Since Jan. 1
45%
25
—-—5
—
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for Week
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stocks
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Cement
Clay
Pacific
&
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Finance
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-
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6%
1st
preferred
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15%
Aug
1 41%
Jan
Oct
20 %
Jan
•ft Sep
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2.05 May
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pfd—
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Oct
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Jan
5,372
44%
Oct
620
28%
Jun
32%
Jan
27
337
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July
22%
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5%
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26%
49
5%
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Sep
,
51
Feb
23% Feb
58%
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•
May
Apr
Number 5681
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
37
(1661).
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Pacific Liehting Ccrp com
Pacific Light Corp $4.75
or Prices
.
'
$4.50" preferred
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Corp $4.36 pfd
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•
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Gas
Petroleums Ltd:
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Pan American World Airways
Corp (Un)
Parxe,
(Uli)
Penney fj C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR"Co (Un)__
Pepsi-Cola Co tUn)___-
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•Phelps Dodge tSorp
"*■ Philco
Corp (Un)
Philip
Morris
Procter & Gamble Co
1
Pullman
Pure
Inc
(Un)
com
Fuget Sound Pulp &
—_5
(Un)
Republic
Pictures
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
~
75 %
Oct
85 % Mar
Western
Dept
16
Oct
22% Jan
Western
Pacific
77%
16
19
17%
19%
65c
80c
2,313
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195
524
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500
2.143
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154
45%
—
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41%
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418
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35%
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33 %
Oct
48%
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29%
28%
16%
30%
18%
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16%
Oct
34
19%
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16%
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23%
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Oct
31%
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2,969
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195
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99
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10
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20
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48
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82
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Duquesne Light Co
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306
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33
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Sperry-Rand Corp
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8
1,961
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Scott
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common
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90*4 Mar
"
37%
J
17 V4
116%
-
for Wefek
(
Corp
13% Aug
28% Jan
44%-
*
•
562
7
—
5
(Un),
Feb
607
-
-
Steel
135
—
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&
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
Oct
55c
1,000
-
94% Mar
-
S
Universal
Sales
Range
Far
U
Apr
98% Mar
378
16%
*
80%
'
39
32%
19
12.50
18
-
118
31%
a51%
:1
(Un)
22%
77%
*
-
High
Sep
84% Aug
80% July
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of Prices
Last
Sale Price
a52% a56%
—
10c
:
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22%
3334
10--
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31%
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50
33%c
83%
80%
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123% 123%13%
14
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•
22 %
,1
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10
85c
117 %
100'
Friday
3,067
88
—
100
(Un)—1,.
Paramount Pictures
& Co
—
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1
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common——
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'
30%
83%
80%
83%
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11
"Range Since Jan. 1
High
88
~
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Shares
35 V4
35 Va
36%
;
ENDED
'
Low
—•
—*
pfd
WEEK
for Week
Range
Par
FOR
Sales
40
50
36%
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64%
26
Jan
Jun
,10
21%
21%
23
624
21'/a
Oct
33
12.50
56%
55%
59
505
523a
Feb
68% July
May
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
stocks
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltibl Power &
4
% 'Jo
Acadia
Paper
common
preferred
Atlantic
Agnew-Surpass
Sug
Aluminum
4%'/»
'
Week's
for Week
of Priees
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
27
28 %
2,080
22%
22%
25'%
Sep
High
35%
Jan
Canadian Pulp pfd,,,
*
Anglo Can Telephone Co 4% (;o pfd__50
Argus Corp $2.40 pfd—
50
Argus Corp Ltd common
*
Asbestos
Atlas
4%
pfd
preferred
cee
page
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Range Sines Jan. 1
High
Low
High
48
.48
235
37'%
38
205
37
14%
14%
151%
July
48
371/2
Anglo
Sales
Range
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
%
52
May
Oct
46
Mar
20
July
14% Oct
863
325
22
May
24
40
88
Oct
94
Jan
Bailey Selburn 5%%
100
7
Jan
25
24 %
28
7.511
31 '/a
31
34%
22,576
31
25
a21
a21
55
20%
43%
43 '/2
135
43%
Jan
50
27%
28»%
1,118
25'/4 Aug
35
16%
161/2
18%
1,905
16%
a41
44%
Oct
Apr
Apr
29% Jail
Jan
88
20
27%
•
8%
a41 a42%
*
Corp
Ltd
Steels
50
Canada
Last
Sate Price
88
•
For footnotes
Exchange
8 1/2
♦
of
JJ
stocks
100
:
Ltd
Co
28
OCTOBER
*
pfd
Shoe
Algoma Steel
Alumfnhrm
•
ENDED
Funds
Low
25
WEEK
Friday
Montreal Stock
Cansflsa
FOR
24%
8%
Sep
Bank
Bank
Oct
40% July
50% July
Jun
23
Jan
Bell
Oct
48V'4
Jail
Bowater
Oct
of
of
Banquo
pfd—I
Nova
Scotia
41
10
53
65
22%
Sep
28% July
40
43%
2,913
381/2
Sep
541/2
53
54%
236
52
36
Aug
Jan
60
Nationale
Jgn
Jan
pfd
10
37
37
37'%
1,050
July
42%
23
Canadienne
Telephone
Corp 5 e't>
a22% a22%
25
10
Montreal
39 Va
39
391/2
13,181
39
Sep
46'A
Jan
40 Viz
40 Viz
105
40
Sep
45
Apr
50
42.
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I
^
Chronicle
The Commercial crnd Financial
38
...
Monday, October 14, 1957
(1682)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
OCTOBER
ENDED
11
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prise
Sales
Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Shares
38'A
4.00
3,137
Jan
37%
6
10
Apr
May
57%
Oct
4%
5%
40%
Columbia
British
Columbia
preferred
Malting common
British Aluminium
27% Oct
42
Apr
20
94
Oct
110
Jun
10
48
a23
35
22% May
25
1,628
Jan
Jan
23% Apr
28
July
Mar
29
Jun
Oct
19
Jun
Oct
18c
Oct
30% May
12%
Apr
16%
27
125
20%
8ep
30
5%
2,520
5
Oct
9
6
Sep
8
23
500
50
Jan
15
995
15% Mar
20
14
14%
13% Sep
19
Pacific
Canadian
Petroflna
Canadian
43
42% Sep
16
100
16
26
9%
Oct
27
26%
30
1,525
26%
26
25%
7,688
25% Oct
18%
18%
28%
19%
39 %
Oct
July
;
18%
Oct
23
23
185
23
Sep
32%
Jan
at>8
a68
10
70% Apr
7% Jan
70%
8%
8%
8%
825
10%
10%
10%
675
*
"
•
—•
*
20%
20
21%
23%
23%
24
695
15%
15%
16
225
14%
Consumers Glass
Corbya class A
Crown Zellerbaoh
15%
15%
16
435
15%
Oct
—■
2.50
25%
_
Distillers Seagrams
Exploration
a,
9.40
2,540
100
23
7%
75
26
26
24%
7%
•
27
1,385
3,300
do
Feb
22
Jan
Sep
33
Jan
Oct
13%
Apr
Jan
Feb
28% July
7
25%
Sep
33%
19%
50
96
May
580
51
Jan
45 Vb
45
45%
285
9
Jan
Jun
97% Feu
69
Jun
19% Feb
32 % Aug
39%
55%
Jan
Jun
9%
9%
9%
2,694
9%
Oct
12%
Jan
7
7
7%
2,450
1,366
7
Oct
9%
Jun
10
10%
11%
30
30
30%
378
30
Jan
30%
18%
18%
19%
790
17
Feb
22
10
a79% a79%
50
Players Canadian Corp
a7
50
a7
Aug
75
13%
Apr
Jan
May
July
82,%
Jan
Jun
i
Jan
6%
a45
I
Foundation Co of Canada
Praser Cos Ltd common
15%
335
15%
Oct
18
a45 a47 %
95
47%
Sep
55%
May
Apr
18
Sep
25%
Apr
22%
Sep
33 %
Jan
15%
l
Ford Motor Co
18
23
•
18
295
23
•
Gatlneau Power common
•
23%
2,341
26%
26%
& Dominion
Canada
556
28%
26%
International
Claude
class
Invest
Preferred
Preferred
15
31% May
Ltd
^
1%
Hinde
5%
103
Sep
8
Jan
Oct
80
85
Mar
46% Mar
33%
440
42% Aug
32% Oct
47
28%
440
22
30% July
Apr
15%
17%
15%
17%
25
25
27
1,280
50
51
2,162
49
May
Jan
23 %
25
Oct
41
Sep
86%
Oct
60
43%
7,796
11
11%
570
&5
a5
5
25%
26
1,255
23
a7
a7
a8
135
7
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Power
&
McColl-Frontenac
6%
Light
38%
10Va July
5
Aug
Mar
Sep
May
Jan
Apr
May
12% Apr
6%
Feb
32 V*
-L—_?10
Royal Dairies
Canada
Class
B
'
clas«~A
Montreal
Locomotive
Montreal Trust
National
steel
Car
Jun
footnotes
6%
Feb
18
Jun
11%
Jan
13%
2.4
24%
320
24
Aug
34
60 %
500
49%
Jan
72
25
; al3
x
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;
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10
Sep
Apr
July
40:x '
Traders Finance Corp class A.
Trans Mountain Gil Pipe Line Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
-a9
Oct
17% May
40%
Oct
46
01
Sep
72% July
5% May
3.00
all4
Sep
10
55
V
Sep
60c
Jun
12%
Jan
1.30 Jan
Aug
136
Oct
111
Mar
25%
Oct
18
4,100
114
a
Oct
9
33
73c
a9
Sep
1.40
70c
470
19
*
67c
'
67c
Jun
57
Oct
<40
400
3.25
18
,18
;
9% Jan
15% Aug
6
-
del
a61 :
Aug
<13% Apr
10
a 13
3.00
3.00
pfd_100
cum
Jan
42 %
33% Aug
Jun
34
34 V4
275
67,
66%
,76
2,535
66%
Oct
144% May
,62
62
68
1,380
62 ~
Oct
85% July
25
Aug
30
34%
•
'
—_•
United
Corps class A—
..
Oct
23
86
488
42
43%
1,473
42
Oct
57% Apr
24
25
1,310
24
Sep
70
Jan
2,368
41
Oct
62
May
.3.25
400
.5
: 5«/4
5,600
27
.•>27
25
125
41
.
Aug
Jan
4.35
5
Aug
10%
25
Mar
27
July
May
47
Feb
3.10
July
Apr
84%
a25
3.25
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
20
20
a 25
h
.•
110
41
44
70% Oct
83% Sep
110% Jan
110%
Jan
•
.5
__5
Manufacturing Co Ltd.
•
,
•
_i_*
——
18%
Altex
Oils
18 %c
Ltd
100
10
100
Aug
105
Feb
18
Mar
19
Jan
Arno
May
22% Sep
5% Oct
35
Jan
75
Oct
86
Feb
Band-Ore
Gold
85
Jun
Barvallee
Mines
150
Oct
44% Sep
48
Jan
11
Jan
Bateman Bay MiningBeatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
800
295
54
58
829
54
—
45
45
„
7% Jun
6%
24
100
6% Oct
1.05
*
6%
1.05
200
1.05 Oct
23%
24
355
22% Jan
26% July
2.25 Jan
23
23
24
385
23
Oct
26
15
15
15%
725
15
Jan
18
--
30
30
625
30
Oct
40
May
22%
22%
490
22%
Oct
29
41
May
42
300
40
Mar
46
38
57%
Jan
38%
26
41
27
395
25
Sep
25% Sep
21% Mar
20%
23%
3,880
112
113
297
100
Jan
23%
23%
285
23
Feb
350
8.40
8.75
32%
34%
1,145
53
56 %
466
6
6
6%
600
•
43%
43%
45
1,505
12
115
—■
12
—
41
41
25
28
CM 00 £
505
28
20% Oct
8.40 Oct
Bailey, Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
__t.
Baker Talc Ltd.
__1
;
Mines
Ltd
;_J.
May
26
May
28% Sen
141
May
26 % Jan
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Bonnyville Oil &. Refining Corp
Bornite Copper Corp
1
;
Bouscadillac
Gold
—
Sep
2.4)0 Jan
lOo
Aug
30c
2,500
88c
Oct
1,500
3%c Oct
iOc
Jan
7c
3,000
5%c Sep
20c
May
51c.„
3,675
3,700
4c
9,000
45p
Oct
3%c Sep
14c
Jan
5%c
1,000
5%c Sep
32c
Jan
'25c
25c
3,000
25c
4%c
5%c
25,000
83c
136,800
40c
Jan
85c
8c
9c
4,500
8c
Oct
23c
20c
-23c
21,900
20c
Oct
48c
Jun
8c
8c
500
8c
Oct
38c
May
88c
1;00
-ii5c
28c
*
22C
"
1
-22c
a9c
'a45c
.1
Mines Ltd
a9c
._1
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<-
70c
r80c.
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Mines Ltd
Burnt Hill Tungsten
1
5%C
1
a45c
"
22c
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Calgary/& Edmonton
Corp Ltd
•,
Ltd
Calumet Uranium Mines
"
•
a9c
a45c,
25c
200
•
9%
'
Oct
Jan
31.15 Jan
20% Jan
1.75 Apr
Aug
1:50
4%c Sep
11c
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
7c
Aug
13 %c
Jan
200
43c
Sep
1.50
Jan
5,600
22c
Oct
1.30
Jan
Canadian; Atlantic
Oil
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Canadian
5 r'o
Collibries
Co
Feb
24
Feb
875
35% July
ll%c Mar
-4c
4c
5c
8,500
5.50
5.50
6.20
2,100
40c
40c
40c
500
5.90
5.7p
-5.90
850
5.70 Oct
4.50
4.50
150
5.40 Oct
10%
Jan
-70c
;70c
200
80c
Jan
.JL2
Ltd,
.2
(Dunsmuit)
preferred
Jun
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd..
Sep
Canalask Nickel
59
Jan
Can-Met
11
Apr
13% May
41
Jan
27%
Jan
Canuba Mines Ltd
4.85-
5.25
2,750
—.1
220
18c
-22c
12,700
1
'30c
30c
32c
2,400
1
Explorations
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
1
—
Mines Ltd
1
2.90
'2.90
2.99
2,000
*
1
1
;
4c
Sep
5.50 Oct
40c
Sep
13%
Jan
60c
Jun
10%
Jun
Ltd—•
7
Sep
May
25%; -,27
I
;
.
25%
j
-1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
45% July
44
73c
9,700
5%c
■
—1
1
—
84
32
4,200
12c
4c
1
Sep
5%
Feb
80c
74c
45c
45c
I
Sep
42% Sep
Oct
50
17c
9% :10%
'9.60
—i
__1
Ltd
:
;
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd
32 %
Apr
Oct
6,000
•
38
13
Apr
35c
2,000
6c
6c
7c
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
112
70c
Mar
1:
"
—
-
Jun
2,244
Aull Metal Mines Ltd.
Bouzan
a21% a21 %
53
July
May
Oct
20c
4c
/5c
—
19
3,045
*
88c
Ltd-——
23&c Apr
Sep
22c
>
.
I'OC
17% Oct
5%
54
Mines
18c
1,100
'
22c
flOc
74c
2
Mining Corp
Arcadia.^Nickel Corp-
44
77%
Jan
500
22c
Ameranium Mines Ltd
18%
50
18%cl9-%c
22c* J 28c
6c
18
17%
-
22 c
*
1—.
Ltd
100
i7y4
~
41
Mining and/Oil Stocks—
——1
Algom Uranium Mines——
Alscope Exploration Ltdi.
—u.
Anthonian
8.40
Southern Canada Pwr
7,269
33%
page 42.
Jan
al3
__1
74
20c
see
10%
57%
*
:
20
25%
»
212
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8% Aug
57%
—5
common
Industries.
St Maurice Gas Inci_;
70%
—
For
Quebec Telephone Corp
Russell
Woods
75
*
Jan
12
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)-
24
50
6 Vb
24V4
...—*
Western Canada Breweries—:—
21
Quebec Power
95
173
500
60
Apr
39
Provincial Transport common...
Preferred
"
88
Oct
'87
,;8
a40%,;6«0%
Jun
— —
enmmnn
87
Apr
May
Feb
22 Vi Aug
Oct
8
200
94
Penmarvs
Iron Ore
A CO Ltd
65
190
25
26
Bros
f
19% Mar
685
2.127
51% May
Ogilvie Flour mils common
Ontario Steel Products common
Premium
lS'/a
44
7% Feb
200
'
4.50
Sep
Oct..
41
100
42
Oct
5%
Placer Development
Powell River Company.
Power Corp of Canada.
3.00
600
150
-
.
70c
Jun
75
■
115% May
'-' 9
15
41
Page-Hersey Tubes
1.00 Jan
Sep
9
47% Jan
25
...
Sep
,
.15%" ■'
Jun
65c
76%
87.
-
-
,
3iy8 Mar
130
3,820
40c
84
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda Mines Ltd-
Petroleums
Sep
2,800
66
Ltd_.10
30
5%
Corp
Mar
<82
21%
;.
40c
Pipe Lines Ltd com-1—__1.25
Power Corp. of Can'6'7 cum 1st pfd.50 * a40%
6 r'o hon cum part 2nd "pfd.
150 '
50
41
•
Feb
97
Rights
42
5
28
Pembina
Newfoundland Light & Pow Co
24%
*~i
19
100
'
a7 V2-' a7 %
84%
■
Jan
65
•
872
»
...
Molson Breweries Ltd
Class B
25
675
■"/ 695
30
41<;-..42
7%
Ltd—
20
50
" 43 "
July
•;-21%
L7d.w...V.4—
49
*
Mersey Paper BYa% pfd__
Mitchell (Robt) class A
Aug
55
•
70%
"iqo
35
Sep
5
:
15%
7Jjn
common
Mar
42
3.00
"
com_.
Moore Corp Ltd common
Anacon Lead Mines
,
Oct
23
-78
Xl'J«
Jan
27
102
7%
.
39%
2.970
:V... 25
,28,
',3.00
Mar
±
lfcffifcs;'
50c
80
,
Jun
1.60 Aug
36
May
a
115 ..115,
'50c.. 55c,j."
*,
85%
•
Preferred
McOoll Frontenao Oil
100
1,20 Aug
Jun
12
Public Service Ct Ltd—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
.
pfd_100
15
.25
100
Jan
65
.
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49
|
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Jan
Jan
.
;^%
27
21%
85 %
ig
'
,
t»ep
10%
10
6
33
Corp—1
cum
..
4
,
Aug
32
5% Mar
21
.
21
.43
common
Fewer
&
86% May
30
May
19
1,300
28-V-
-
Paper_^___.
preferred
Mexican
86% May
100
' '..41 r-,
4
5
uLiOO
%
Mar
200
,100
*a28
24
'27
;a31,v a3i
;
10% Mar
Oct
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90
.-.28.,^
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20%
al.OQ
r_
Sep
.
85^8
-
Gil
_9
22% May
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*
—
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5L%
i
16% Aug
26% Sep
27
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^1;B0 May
39% Jan
10% Jan
Oct
26% Oct
.
340
r
a25
-
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.
15
100
MacMlllan 6c Bloedel class w
Wrfc*
11
25%
*
Labatt Ltd (John)__
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Laurehtide Acceptance
pfd X1956)-—20
Pacific
23% May
11%
•
Lines
11% Jan
38%
4.68%
~~
3,875
1,630
38%
•
com..
a86
_
*—•
(Walter M)
Lowney Co Ltd
775
15
17.1.lf%.
a25
,
Investment
,:-;v, tiV'
2,900
:
r_
clafes A——j-*
—tL.— *
Sec
Low
38c.
325
•
i_
-
Rar.ge Since Jan. 1
26^600
10%
•
pfd-2_*-J—.190 >
Paper
Canadian
Mount
15%
*
Jun
Mar
Sales
High
>9-
:*
.—
Power
Dauch
London
Mussans
50%
preferred
Low
class A.u*
Sec
Ford Motor C'o oi Can
Foreign
? •••■
Week's:
.Range**' ^forWeek
of Prices
Sliarea
-
i
49c
—
Diversified
—
East KOotenay Pow.'/;«
Fleet Mfg.' ri_.'—
Feb
28
o
Jun
33
45
'
'i*
-1,9
Apr
32%
International Paper c/>wimnn
y gg
International Petroleum Co Ltd
•
International Utilities dorp common
§
Jamaica
Oct
July
10
28%
-il7
Dominion 'Eng. Worksi.l.—....
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd *
66
125
Bay Mining
pipe
27
Jan
40
V-
45
240
Class B
Interprovindal
Feb
23
50
...
a28.
Oct
80
Howard Smith Paner common.
!
-19%
75
;
,—.5
46%
16
Internatl Bronze Powders
6% pfd
Int Nickel of Canada common—
80
a25
.;■?
__10c
Zellerbach
Crown
37% Mar
a43
Home Oil class A..
Inland Cement nfd
j a2la21
2VA,^m
9
——'
Premier Steel Mills Ltd
$2.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred
Jun
5%^-^.«'5%/, ^r6 f^4,545
(R,L)——;—..—-*
Crain
92%
5%
32%
"
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd.——-•
175
80
•
.
27%
*
Consolidated
753
..
a43
•
Jun
Feb
j*.38c,5;.49C
226% ,;j. 27
Tr—2*
B
48
50
•
Feb
18%
■
6 'v
2.5
*
A
Neon
38
100
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabas
82
a21
.49c
_•
A-
Sep
Sep
a96% a96%
47%
1
68
Sep
60
a20
*
/_•
Sugar—
class
5%
1%
Sep
"
Investments..^—•-*
General
Catelli: Food
47%
100
General
63
66
Apr
••
Canadian Dredge &. Dock Co Ltd..—:.*•
38
5% preferred
General Dynamics
17% May
4.65
a25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
•
9.00 Jan
Oct
5.00
Oct
r
Anglo-Nfld Development. Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
Class
9.40
6,951
96
17% July
_
25%
58
——*
Jan
Sep
13
2.45
a21
Anglo-Can Pulp &-paper Mills Ltd—_•
Canadian
24%
96
10%
May
49
3,145
1,700
.
,
2.45. .2.75
-50
—
73
Oct
5
69%". 73%
,
Sep
38
".^'40,,,./ 40
*
Lumber & Timber..—
Abitcd
Jan
*
6%
preferred
Indust Accept Corp comtnnn
Warrants
2;50
Par
Jan
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
70%
4—
Maclaren
Hudson
.a64
*
Sale Prloe
28%
22
Brewery Ltd
General Steel Wares common
Preferred
650
Friday
31
56%
Do Pont of Canada See common
Preferred
Motors
2,300
13
«.
50%
3,335
Canadian Fund* 1
Oct
22
Dominion Tar & Chemical common...*
Dominion Textile common
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
3Vb
Famous
5.25
13
.-
.—1
stocks
Oct
•
Dupuis Freres class A—
5.00
5.00
~
Canadian Stoek ExcJiange
23%
56%
Ltd
Mgr
20% Jan
7
20
•
*
Jan
<21
July
Sep
14% Oct
175
common
Canadian
—*
—
common
Dominion Steel & Coal
Stores
26
9.40
.25
.
4,350
25%
23
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
pfd
Dominion Foundries & Steel com.
Preferred
8% July
13% May
Feb
—1
Equipment
Combined Enterprises
Oonsol Mining & Smelting
22
20
53%
Apr
:
Chrysler
Dominion
966
34% May
26% Jan
Ltd preferred—If
20
10-
680
15% '
39%
Jan
*
Railway
Jan
38
'
46% July
16
Vickers
Jan
47%
52
•
B
Ltd
4«%
Oct
200
a20
,
14%
—
Preferred
July
45
38
Corp
& Worts—
(Canada) Ltd.
(George;; class A
Class
Get
40
50
52%
Gooderham
Zellers
'■27%
597
20%"
a20
—
Webb & Knapp
Weston
Oct
Oct
"
.
Jan
96% Jun
73
27%
~
-
14 % ;
Jun
18% Jan
9<%
Juiy
100
a64
Bank—f—.
16%
91
7,091
45
.
-36% Jun
Mar
mv* Aug
5,190
J-:30
41
45
28% Jan
13
5
itl6
.
27%
%
40
*
Steel
Walker
Jun
20%
Ltd
Viau
May
23
1
—
——t*
*
May
42%
4,000
1,270
.
25
Canadian
41
Steel Co of Canada
United
77
Oct
92-V 92
21% 23%
;
.
—
--
Ltd
Toronto-Dominion
Triad Oils'
Oct
13%
27%
'
Breweries common
Voting trust ctfs—
May
43
-•
**
21%
—
Sicks'
Simpsons
59%
885
>
&Q
preferred
Oct
22%
20\2 Jan
2,161
13^14%..'.;
—
4%%
B
Apr
260
„
13% *43%-v,
v,
:
May
16
15%
14
Companies common
Class
13%
100
common—•
...—
A——
class
New
',22 %-. '
Jun
a9%
a9%
Locomotive
Dominion Glass
preferred
6%
Jtin
la
u30y &30
it
.—
Shawinigan Water A Power
25%
FeD
13%..-17%
,
25
July
100
15
15%
International Power..
13%
——*
Rt Lawrence Cement class A
Lawrence Corp, common
St
Oct
1/1/4
59 %t- 62%
59%
-10
—
*
Jan
12% Jan
6
13%
13%
Farm
Preferred'
Jan
6
20
Husky
Oocksbutt
—
....
11%
3a
■
Feb
5
14
14
pfd
1,925
27
Cottons G%
Canadian Oil
Jun
55%
Oct
25% Jan
50
25%
14%
45%
12%
Jan
5c
11,793
25%
25%
•
Jan
24% Mar
10%
1.465
18c
55
May
24
80
25
11%
Feb
10% Aug
789
5c
Apr
29
Jan
29
55
44
25
30%
40
100
34%
10%
10%
Preferred
Dow
2t>
1,190
24
24
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries
Dome
1,404
29
a94
'
40
$1.75 series
Canadian
27%
all all%
40
Canadian Chem & Cellulose
Canadian
May
34%
all
Canadian Celaneae common
Canadian
Jun
102
Oct
a23
•
common
80
July
24
27
5c
Bronze
Oct
95
27%
25
preferred
59
25
a46 % a46%
10
*
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
July
37
29% Jan
640
61
a94
*
12.50
Steamship common
preferred
Canadian
Jan
2,128
27
r26
Canadian Bank of Commerce
$1.25
Apr
17%
96
27%
30
IS
100
•
preferred
Canadian
47
25%
59
24
•
Preferred
5%
Oct
May
24
100
*
Canada Iron Foundries common
Canadian
53
11% Oct
150
32
13% Jan
36% Oct
3b
462
Feb
B
-High
21,493
a 17
.
22%
Mar
96
59
*
common
Preferred
Canada
2,270
Class
Range Since Jen. 1
Low
12%
al7j
A
Royal Bank of Canada
—Roy elite Oil Co Ltd common—.
Shares
High
11%
-v"<
class
Paper
Serles A 4%
Canada Cement common
4»4%
13
32
Building Products
Power
375
4,30&
39
Telephone,..
...
9%
40%
39%
46
50
Oct
9
9
Power
$1.80
Aug
40
Sep
45% Sep
85
36%
Products.
Forest
Columbia
80% Mar
75
125
11%
British
Calgary
46
75%
—
British
Brown Co
75%
41%
25
40%
46
preferred
preferred
preferred
Rolland
Jun
British Columbia Eiec Co
4%
Low
,12
(Canada)
(A V)
Roe
Sales
for Week
-
of. Prices
Par
High
Sep
7%
6,370
7%
42 %
7%
37 %
7%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
375
4.25
4.25
Paper Corp Ltd
Brazilian Traction Light & Power.
British American Oil common
Bo water
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
Last
STOCKS
•
4.90
lie
15C.
7%c
65c
4.85
July
Oct
9.30 May
14&
Aug
45c
Jan
30c
Oct
82c
May
2.90 Oct
8.65 Apr
55c
10c
11c
8,000
10c
Oct
-15c
17c
6,000
15c
Oct
54c
Jan
7%c
8c
1,300
7c
Sep
19c
Jan
Jan
Number 5631... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
(1663)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
of Prices
Sate Price
Par
Central-Del
Central
Rio
Ltd
Oils
Manitoba
Mines
Low
8.05
23,650
6.40
6c
6c
6c
1,000
5c
73c
67c
90c
32,000
67c
7c
8c
14,c00
7c
10%o
10>/2c
12c
6,000
9c
Aug
Sep
1.50
30c
30c
7,000
9c
Aug
27c
Mar
13
Jan
25%
Apr
ClassL
6V2C
Sep
22c
Jan
17
3,175
17c
100
Monpas
Consol Quebec
Continental
Mining
Coulee Lead
&
Ltd
:
Empire
' '
2.75
2.50
1.95
'
2.01
'40c
40c
Advocate
2.00 Aug
5.25
Jan
Ajax
1.70
5.10
Jan
78,900
2,200
'
40c"
1.06
.fan
Alba
Sep
500
40c
Oct
500
■
9y2c
Jun
I2%c
12 %c 12,: c
,
19c
July
12 Va May
14%
Jun
Alberta
1,30(J
5.20
Jan
l
2.20 Aug
27c
Y7c
27c
1.55
&
Ltd_—
Co
Minerals
.J
Inc
1
&
Exploration
Fontana
10c
9c
12 %c
12 tic
25%
Inc
1
——
Oils
Oil
General
Hollinger
—:
Ltd——.
Copper
Ceramic
Jarcfun
Ltd
voting
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Kontiki Lead
&
Ltd
16%
Mines
Zinc
Mines
-—1
Sep
55c
May
600
3c
16'%
Mar
5.60
47c
Jun
Aug
Oct
21% Mar
Sep
21c
Jan
Oct
35%
Jun
20%
8c
500
25,700
3%c
July
5c
3,400
15c
Jan
16%
3,242
10c
Apr
30c
Mav
Sep
Jan
1.35
Oct
22c
100
Sep
23c
Oct
4.00
2,500
34c
•
.
8%c
41,500
23'%
15c
3%C
3.10
II,700
6c
30c
trust-—1
Oct
1.64
36,600
9c
•-
15c
30c
•
-
14c
70c
-
20%
10c
1
—1
—a
Aug
10c
17%
5c
20%
-J—1
1—
-
Mines
Mines
"
9.10
4c
500
30c
17%'
5c
Aug
1.32
10c
30c
17-14
30c
Apr
13,500
•
4.00 '
30c
•
———1
—
Cons Gold
Mflues Ltd
Uranium
4.00
-
Jan
Oct
4.00
8%c
Jan
42%
May
1,000
July
15c
14,700
65c
Jan
3c
Apr
30c
Sep
16c
July
Jun
84c
Julv
13c
150
14
17
Jun
7c
6%c
7c
10,000
6%c
Oct
23c
aJn
15%
15%
15%
400
14%
Oct
25
Jun
139
* " 1.39
v 1.39
Petroleums
——
Louvicourt Goltlfield Corp_;
Marpic
Explorations
5c
8c
30c
r
75
••
Ltd
5
~
-
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Ltd.
—1
5
Merrill
—1
8c
_
Mid-Chlbougamau Mines Ltd-.
Mill City Petroleums—„2—
Mining'.'Corp
of
19c
Jun
3,500
,
Jan
23c
8c
Oct
23c
Jan
25c
Oct
37c
Oct
75
50
5,929
15c
Oct
4,900
85c
Sep
2.08
Jan
10
Oct
13%
Jun
Sep
1.92
Jun
85cl"
91c
11
73
700
10
Mar
July
55c
Jan
56c''
60c
23,600
55c
23c
500
23c
Oct
38c
Apr
' 11%
1,300
11%
Sep
20%
Jan
12c
Sep
Apr
Sep
65c
Jan
Mogador Mines Ltd™
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd——1
Monpre Mining Co litd
_1
"/
1.00
Montgary Explorations Ltd;
/
~
"11%
18c
"
,'
18c
18c
'
500
"
:
—
1
115
23c
11%
.
Apr
13 %c
Oct
56c
4
2"
,
2.80
Sep
23c
1 ;•
:tl
Canada——i——
Oct
3c
12c
73,700
8c
37c
-75^
1.39
8,700
1,500
1lff(i,19%c
10
Petroleums
Y
12c
25c
87c
-
2,000
5c
12c r
—1
Mines
5c J
,~
12c
——1
-
Mclntyre-Porcupine
^
1
2-*
L OO
}; 1.05
1,100
98c
20c
22c
22c
3,500
1.00
1.15
28,125
—
1.04
1.00
1.75 Mqy
1.08
Oct
Apr
2.65 Mar
'
l'
National Petroleums
New
Formaaue
New
Goldvue
New
Pacific
New
Santiago
25,700
,8c
4.0J0
8%c
8%c
8%c
1.00
1.00
1.15
20c
Mines Ltd
50c
Mines—
Oils
.—i
Ltd—
d
10c
Uran
12c
Portage Island
27c
Aug
5,900
10c
-
1.25
Jan
5,000
7%c
1.60
Oct
36,000
'8.35
10c
2.000
16c
15,000
1 17c
1.80 Mar
Sep
4,000
17c
*
•
18c
7.40
11c
6,500
14c
33c
Oct
Jan
54c;
14%
-
Sep
Feb
Jan
2.90
80c
.
Jun
Jan
Apr
May
,34c
Tache
Lake
Tandem
Tazin
Mines
Mines
Apr
4,300
'1.05
Oct
5c
15,000
5c
Aug
15c
Mines
Trebor
..6c;.* 6c
1,000
5c
Aug
17c
Jan
12c
Aug
75c
—6c
_•
—
1
—,
15c
17c
3.05
t15,600
40c
-
9c
♦
7c
5c
Ltd—
*
1
'*
—1
—1
9c
12
Ltd
„2.05
1
Ltd
!
Jan
Feb
4.25
Oct
2.28
Oct
,
July
Jan
1.25 Jan
"
6c
Jan
20c
Mar
Sep
77c
Jan
5c
Aug
19c
Jan
3,600
36c
7c
26c
Aug
5.75 Aug
3,810
;
10
Oct
5c
Mar
; Mar
1.00 Aug
4.85 Auk
3,000
8.00
12c
Aug
Jan
Jan
'
200
8,450
*1.65 Aug
11% Sep
1,900
1.90 Aug
/
13
2.00
,
2.20
United
Oils
Ventures
Mines
Pyrite
Wendell
4.45
23
4.00
1
Ltd
Corp
26c
Oct
7,500
23c
4Va%
'
43,600
,7c
7%c
9,000
29%
352
43c
38c
43c
8,650
-
3l/2c
73c
.
22M»C
8c
~
Co
1.30
1.30
500
43c
50e
7,540
19%
14,090
17%
17%
94
95%
11%
27%
Apr
Feb
23c
10% Ma*
Oct
93c
44c
Feb
20c
Jan
1.85
Sep
Jan
1.70
Sep
1.25
July
Jan
8ft<
Sep
92
Jan
99
Aug
8
7,986
F eb
17%
7,160
24%
Jan
16c
Oct
1.30
130
9.00
25%
common
4%
Jan
17
May
Oct
50'A July
66c
;
4ug
251/4 May
31%
,_50
30%
35
30% Oct
50'A July
21
21
295
19% July
46%
43 %
44
325
43%
48'A
13c 13y2c
5,000
—1
American
13c
1
*
Leduc
Petroleums Ltd
Anchor
Rouyn
19c
Oct
Aug
Sep
95c
95c
1,575
95c
72c
72c
80c
9,791
70c
1.95
1.95
100
15c
15c
16c
20,000
9.75
10%
595
48
481/4
125
10%
Mines..—
Consolidated
Arcadia
80,479
1
Mines
Apex
22c
1.00 Aug
1.95
10'/«
500
9.75
,_i
Ansil
9,890
—
1
30c
30c
40c
19c
1
29c
1.95
Sep
12r
Jan
Feb
Jan
70c
'
-
1.98
Jan
2.00
Jan
3.50
Avig
Mav
28c
Oct
Feb
13;
Jan
Oct.
33c
16%
51%
94c
Feb
July
Jan
Oct
70c
6c
7c
14,500
5c
Aug
14C
82c
1.10
114,600
82c
Oct
2.20
35c
Resources
Nickel
Warrants
19c
6c
87c
.
July
Sep
9%
I,242
Jan
2.00
Aug
9.75
47
7,300,
Jun
29c
Aug
19c
20c
4.75
Anglo Amer Explor
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd_ „50
Anglo
13c
.
.20c
Huronian
Jun
1.20
—lc
Controls
Petroleums
Anglo
15,604.
1.10
^50c
American Nepheline
Anacon Lead Mines
Analogue
24%
43%
-25
pfd
Amalgamated Larder Mines—
Arcan
35c
51c
4,400
35c
Oct
Corp
—*
30c
29c
31c
7,600
22c
July
Mines
1
73 c
72c
80c
II,200
37c
Jan
•
15
15
15%
2,436
15
Oct
50
50
41 %
40 ya
42
315
39
Sep
37
37 Va
37%
275
37%
Oct
1
10c
9%c 10 %c
9,000
Argus Corp common
$2 % preferred
$2.40 preferred
Arjon
Gold
Ashdown
Class
Mines
10
Artists
Productions
11%
25o
Jan
Jan
Jun
82c
Steels
Atlas
Yellowknife
1,600
6%
91
334
262
7
16 %
18ya
5,407
River
Mines
6c
6%c
16c
19c
7c
8c
Electric
Fabric
class
Prods
1.99
1.98
2.00
12%.
12%
1.00
1.00
1.00
100
Base
Baska
Scotia
Batliurst
Ltd
Jan
Sep
Aug
41 **
Jan
25%
740
25
23%
1,000
22
1.90
1.85
2.30
9,125
1.85
18c
20c
3,000
17%c
7c
7c
1,500
40
43%
16c
•
5,000
16c
24c
35,700
57c
8,000
24c
30c
16%c
35c
44,580
33,400
15c 17%c
7%c
*
9
9
44
7%c
4,500
9
25
v
;
9.20
Oct
Sep
Sep
38% Sep
51% Sep
24c
Aug
7c
28
July
3.80 July
42c
May
12 %c Mar
54%
Jan
60
Jun
Jan
45c
16c
Oct
84c
Jan
52ff
Oct
75c
Jan
24c
Oct
92c
May
15c
Oct
7c
Sen
8%
Sep
9
Oct
60
Mar
47c
12%c Jun
Mar
;44
50
35c37%c
18,553
30C
Sep
1.89
Jan
4,200
51c
Sep
1.75
Jun
5,600
12 %C
Oct
A——*
44
1
37'/2 c
1
53c
53c
60c
•
14c
12 %c
16c
common
*
16'%
16%
16'%
500
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre Quebec Mines—
1
1.78
1.73
1.85
1.45
Sep'
L50
114,350
1,200
1.46
25
39
38%
39%
15,324
38%
Sep
Sep
50o
90c
90c
1.12
25,700
90c
Oct
46% May
2.75 Feb
33,529
13c
Oct
32c
5c
Aug
Paper
Beattia-Duquesne
Beaucage —
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Beaver
class
26c
55c
*
A
54
24c
52%
1
Mines
Power &
Jan
20%
22
•
class
Innos
121/2 c
Oct
25
52%
Mining
Uranium
Sep
25
1
Exploration
&
6c
22
1
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Bates
Apr
4,000
3,028
1,031
Sep
Jun
1.10
10,374
'
Jan
2.09
16
May
8c
10
;
Oct
50c
:
11%
40
Mines
Metals
1.60 Mar
12'A
:6c
—10
Mines
Barvue
Jan
21c
9.20
1
Montreal
Barymin
39c
Oct
6c
50o
Nova
Sep
7c
9.60
-—I
of
Feb
12c
*
1
25
Mines
Bank
17c
1
Oils
of
Oct
1
Bankeno Mines
Bank
Jan
1.16 Mar
6c
175
Ltd
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5% preferred
5%%
2nd preferred
Cons
Jan
14c
20 %c Mar
1,000
12%
!
B__
29%
Aug
8,000
—*
common
118% May
15 V* Apr
6c
9,500
I
Jan
Oct
6,000
1
Oct
Jan
16%
101,550
6c
6%
5,000
30c
—
Mines
Auto
8c
24c
1
Gold Mines
Gold
Auto
8c
24c
—1
Aumaque
Mar
90
8.50
1
Aumacho
Barnat
Apr
13% May
11'A May
7.50
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
Bankfield
Jan
Apr
19c
17
•
Atlin-Ruffner
Banff
43
90
Atlas
Jun
July
10
200
7%
1.90
50%
6%
Warrants
Aunor
11%
Feb
40c
20
7%c Aug
7.50
Debentures
Aubelle
,
Hardware
B
Associated
Lumber
4.80
Oct
Sep
May
Jan
Bevcon
Bibis
Mines
Uranium
44
-
Class
Black
Bowater
Corp 5%
Apr
230
Branch:
Jan
Bralsaman
65c
Jun
Brazilian
33c
Jan
Bridge
Branch
West
44th
74c
July
i
7.00 May
Jan
70c
Jan
7
July
1.70 Mar
12%
1.12
Mar
May
7c
11c
7c
A«g
15c
10c
4,000
7c
Sep
18 %0
51c
37,350
40c
SeD
1.55
40%
9»%C
40 'A
125
40
Oct
13c
110,800
4.65
4014
9c
8c
4.75
1,300
14,000
6c
3.75
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jan
14c
44c
.
45c
—1
90c
•
^
common-
7%
common
-
Warrants
Jan
Jan
July
45
19c
Sep
5.45 Mar
1.00
1,600
7%
7%
10,358
7V4
Jan
10
17%
100
17%
Oct
18 %
Sep
46c 46%c
385
43
Jan
50
Jun
90c
70c
Mar
1.10
July
46c
-50
—
7.00-
——
7.05
552
July
4.10 Jan
8.50 Aug
Jan
Brilund Mines Ltd—
1
23c
23,100
22c
Jan
Britafta Petroleum
1
1.80
1.75
2.19
21,120
1.75
Oct
3.60
Jun
Oct
44 *
Jun
British
Amer
*
38 V*
38'A
42%
II,969
38'A
Oct
57%
Jun
2.35
Jan
British
Columbia. Electric
4%
75%
75%
133
75
Sep
84
Feb
British
Columbia.
Power—
4.40
35c
Sep
May
Oil
54c
Jan
8c
Feb
4% r'o
Oct
1.05
Jan
8c
12,400
7c
4% % preferred
5% preferred
Aug
27c
Jan
HART
EXCHANGE
Columbia Forest Products
•
Columbia
•
West, Montreal
Phillips Square
Office:
Broulan
Brown
Mills
Brunliurst
A
Mining
Buffadison Gold
Buffalo
Building
Bunker
Burchell
Products
Hill
Burns
111
6,034
38%
38%
78c
6%
39
1,072
76c
80c
10,350
12%
12%
190
6'%
6%
100
8%
Jun
17
May
53
Jun
<3ep
47 V*
Apr
1.07
Jan
38
60c
Aug
12%
Sep
July
6
6c
6c
4,500
6C
61% c
10,000
5.25
1,510
5%c
6c
5,000
5%c
90c
2,600
67c
Jan
lie
10 %c
12c
6,850
10c
Oct
6%c
5'%c
5»%c
9,000
5%c Sep
31%
32»%
230
25% July
82c
10
—
ll
31%
Jan
Sep
Oct
5.00
~1
Gold
13%
Feb
Mar
13
6c
60
44
36%
5.00
Smelting—
60
Aug
5c
Aug
5.00 Aug
Oct
17"% July
8
Jan
19c
Jan
15c
Jan
12%
Apr
12c
Mar
2.50 May
21c
Apr
11 %c Feb
37
July
15%c Jan
9c
6,600
7c
Aug
25c
29c
19,400
21c
Aug
11%
11 %
100
Hi/4
Sep
15%
Jan
9%
10
Sep
113/4
Apr
9c
Ext
Lake
4,445
13
40
—
Lake
Red
9%
13
40
5%C
&
Ankerite
Canadian
50
8%
1
Buffalo
95% Mar
Sep
Oct
36'A
1
Buffalo
Oct
44%
165
37
—»
Mines
Brunswick
87%
305
1
Mines
Brunsman
40
46
8%
1
class
41
87%
25
Telephone Co
Mines
Reef
Company
May
90c
46
•
Packers class A
Columbia Power
Sep
40
46
—
20c
87%
—50
10
50
British Columbia
Bruck
Electric
20c
pfd—100
preferred.
Burlington
46.
Jan
2.65
Sep
St., New York City, MUrray Hill 2-4543
QUEBEC-TRfltS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S, P. Q.
page
July
Feb
12c
17%
Petroleums
Traction
&
Tank
Preferred
Auj»
1203
Aug
7c
Jan
7c
Telephone-PL-9501
Local
60c
9,000
1.99
1.80
CANAEilAN STOCK EXCHANGE
.,
6,600
8c
Jun
3.15 May
"
Aug
St.
70c
7c
10%
19% May
27%
MONTREAL: STOCK EXCHANGE
Notre Dame
60c
—•
3c
STOCK
65c
50
1
Bralorne Mines
Jan
20c
TORONTO
200
Sep
5% May
Jan
40c
Apr
73c
1
:
pfd
Gold Mines
3,000
•'
11%
1
14,850
&
11
—1
11,000
SAVARD
11
—1
23c
j.
lie
100
Gold
84c
Qc
2,702
Mines Ltd
Bouscadillac
3',/2c
t-
14c
&'%
60c
61c
1
Bordulac Mines
Bouzan
3c
.
7,700
11c
6%
•
Mines
73c
■
.
65c
12c
6'e
*
—
Uranium
Gold
1,000
8,919
1
common-
preferred
Bay
14c
1.31
1.15 Aug
50c
Aug
—
A
Bonville
1.25
14% Apr
—*
Ltd
Hats
22'/2c
...
—I
5%c
1.25
—1
Mines—
Warrants
Bidcop Mines
Biltmore
13c
5%c
13c
1
Mines
Yukon
Blcroft
1.50
1
Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp
British
MEMBERS:
Co
Bell
British
4,100
.100
;
Amalgamated Rare Earth
British
see
20,500
43c
preferred
30c
Sep
2,000
,
27V2
1
Ltd
For footnote?
9,200
10c
1.45
1.30
1
—
Ltd
Aluminum.
57c
Jan
13c
27'/2
1
€5
31c
9c
9.00
Aluminium
16c
Sep
10c
3,800
3.15
-
5c
9,500
.
30c
5.25
2.77
2.85
♦
Mineral
Mines
75,100
#
10c
Sep
7%c Sep
'
\Vestbt|»ne Oil Co Ltd
WestvHle
;
7c
-
l
Copper
11c
23c
,-
4f}0
.T
4.80
-
3,000
13c 15%c
27c
*
37,500
12c
8c
20c
15V2c
-1
1_
—
&
•
Ltd
Ltd
-
.„1
:
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon
—1
Corp Ltd—
Ltd—
Va^or Lithium
9c
_1
13c
12c
22c
•
i
lO'^c;1
__
1
Ltd
Asbestos
lie
1
—
Trojan Consolidated Mines Ltd
United
29c
1.35
3.15
Jan
94
.
26
May
7%c July
29c
Apr
26,500
3.50
*
Jan
1.85
21c
5.10
3.5U
..
,
45c
300
600
5%c
5c
;
July
Sep
6,600
36c .! '40c
12 Va
32c
.
7c
4.90
7c
'■
*
:
40c
Sep
July
:
28c
-5c
,
4.90
.
1
——i—
i-7c
23%"c''
40c
1
48c
2,000
7,000
„
gc
6.25 ' 6.50
6.25
1.98
21,300
40c
-7:9c :;
t 23%c
_•
—
48cv 65c
54c
"
V
20c
8,700
2.50
_1
Ltd
16,600
15c
-:— •
.
3.60
18c
3,300
2.70
Vv
^1
:
Ltd
Mines
21
^
'A July
Jan
1,000
*
J.
5c
Ltd———;.—1
Ltd
Mines
50c
1.40
Algoma Steel
Boy mar
Tarbell
4,000
Oils
Cons
Jun
5.15
'
3,70
3.70
32c.'" 33c
1.25
Ltd-—2
Mines
Cons
Sep
'? 27c
Stanleigh Uranium
Steep: Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
Sullivan
10c
5c
;
Mines
Mines
Oct
1.05
;
Red Crest Gold Mines
Dufatilt
Jan
9c
1.05
_1
Mines Ltd—-2.-1
Quebec Lithium Corp,
South
25c
Oct
—1
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Mines
Aug
9c
'• 25c
Ltd
Quebec Oil Development
Lake
July
27c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Sharbot
Jan
18c
1,000
'
14c
2,000
,
S^p
Jun
9C
_2
_*
(Cbib)
Sherritt-Gordon
10c
Feb
5c
8c
y 3.70
* " -32c
—
Mine
Producers
Gas
Provo
July
2.00
—2
Mining Co__
Prime
Jan
49c
Oct
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd———
Porcupine
24c
Sep
1.85
15c ''
18c
Sep
8c
1.00
1,500
1.25
7.70
16c
-
Jan
2,500
al3c
•
57c
4.60 Mar
62c
Ltd
Mines
Pennbec Mining Corp
Pitt Gold;
1.60
7.75
1
Partridge Canadian Explorations Ltd-1
COns Dredging Gold Ltd—:
1
Lake
9c
1.65
Pato
Paudash
1.25
1
Ltd
Oct
Oct
8c
9,500
r
9c
al3c
'
Ltd-1
Orchan Uranium Mines
'
'9c
1.25
T
—90c
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
13c
'
9c
-
8c
6,700
13c
al3c
—1
Ltd-—
(1945)
:
2.50
2,200
'
6c
9c
»
13c
Asbestos..—2—1
Metals—
5c
13c.
13c
—_—1
'
*
6c
-
.1
Mines'-—
American
Okalta
100
10c
8c
Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd •
North American Rare
Obalski
2.50
8c
8c
Ltd.—
50c
1
Avillabona Mines
2.50
8%c
Oils
&
Amulet
West
Norlartic
Coal
2.50
1
-1
Mines Ltd—1
JAck Lake Uranium
New
New Spring
25c
—
Ltd—
Mines
Mines————.
15'%c Oct
50c
±
Warrants
Area
Liberal
5,000
Feb
9
Jan
Ltd——_1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Long Island Petroleums—-
8,550
-50c
:
Jan
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd—1
•
45
8c
83
Jan
24
'
16%
•
87
16c
High
35%
24 %c Mar
2D%c
..
6.65
10c
59c ^
1
9c
Ltd—
;
1
Mines Ltd-——5
Coi d
Hudson-Rand
International
60c
-j,——_1
14c
4c
10c
Oct
60c
50 )
1.64 '1.64
.
__1
;
common
Mines
Haitian
1.64
.2
._
Ltd—
Age.Mines Ltd
Gunnar
-'4c
S<*>
103,200
5
Jan
4.05 Mtar
Oct
135,9o0
80c
__
7c
12c
720
65c
Oct
24%
1,500
9.75
1
Ltd
Ventures
Pete
60c
9.75
Sep
1.55
6.100
'
24c
68c
i_—-1-*
—
19c.
'
.
10c
9.75
1
1
_
Bay Copper Mines
Futurity
22c
>■"
—_
Corp-w—
Mines,'—
Ltd
25
20c
3,600
13c
24%
_•
Ltd
Co
Canada
:
2,400
1.80
—1
_
Mines_—_—
Mining
1.55 '
*
345
3,455
Gold
Algom Uranium
5 Vv debentures
Pacific
17%
3.80
Voting trust certificates
100
2.20
I,575
3.15
common
12%
■>
8y«
3.15
Explorations
2.20
-
322
25'A Sep
22
Sep
7
Apr
17% Sep
83
Sep
7c
Aug
III1
Petroleums
Yellowknife
Alberta Distillers
*.
22%
7c
7c
•
Ltd
12%!
Frobisber
North
Mines
3,925
16c
83
1
Oil
2.20
Mining
Fatima
New
&
Gas
.100
:
Akaiteho
Sep
v
2.85
1.90
.
Acme
Jan
Low
28%
22%
common.
;
Acadia-Uraifium Mines
Jan
3.05
12 %
Oil
Florida
Iso
180^ Mar
22c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27
——
ll
Ltd
Mines
Falconbrldge Nickel Mines -Ltd
Golden
Sep
Sep
81c
83c
-
Shares
17%
Atlantic Sugar
A
for Week
Low
27%
—25
-.—a—*
Fab Metal
Gaspe
9c
6%c
I,000
^
Acadia
Sales
Range
8
Preferred
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Eastern
Fundy
1,000
4,000
gc
83c
1
:
gc;
.7c-7%c
7c
1
;
Ltd—
Eastern Asbestos
Fano
cc
.
Ltd—1
Ltd
Corp
Sullivan
East.
Mines
Zinc-;
Mining
Mines
Dome
i
—*•
Exploration
CHib
Copper Rand
Dablon
Mines-
Yellowknife Mines_.-j._l
Sudbury
,
•
common-
Preferred
16
17c
10c
Week's
Par
PqW&r & Paper
10c
17c
Consolidated
Jun
Aug
1
Consolidated
40c
Exchange
Funds
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
47c
16 V4
Yellowknife Mines
STOCKS
Feb
Jan
Oct
1
Quebec
Friday
Mar
4.20
26c
Consolidated
Consol
15c
46c
3,500
10c
Ltd
Canadian
30c
1
Mines
11
Toronto Stock
Abitibl
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines Ltd—
Denison
May
Miniera
—
OCTOBER
14% July
Oct
7'/2c
1
Compagnie
L'Ungavai
ENDED
High
Oct
1
<La
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
6.40
!_75c
Cleveland Copper Corp_
de
6.50
1
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
Qhipman Lake Mines Ltd
Comrnsa
Shares
Low
•
FOR
Sales
for Week
Last
25c
—
10
1,100
9
82c
May
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1664)
Monday, October 14, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Sale Pries
1
Par
Cabanga
Cable
Oils:
Minea
Calalta
46c
81c
9,300
40c
70c
40c
13,366
70
3.20 May
Edmonton
Calgary Power common
23%
23
27%
5,958
23
Oct
36
—•
58'%
58%
61%
660
58%
Oct
—1
4.40
4.40
4.40
100
4.35
Campbell Chibougamau
6,50
6,350
24
5.60
1
25%
904
Jun
Consolidated
Cement
Preferred
Canada
Crushed
Canada
Foils
Canada Iron
4 % 'k
Cut
class
Jan
Consolidated
30%
Apr
29
Feb
27
27
110
26% Jan
~G
G
6
180
5-% Aug
——*
A
17%
17%
17%
520
Foundries
Life
_10
27%
27%
29
635
Canada
27%
Oct
42
Apr
94
94
40
92
Oct
111
Apr
120
25
120
Oct
175
Feb
23
23
150
2.30
2.G0
15,830
22% July
2.30
1.50
Sep
1,45
1.50
1.56
3,300
•
36
35
36
1,050
34
34
340
34
76
76
77
130
1.59
Canada Permanent Mtge
Canada Southern
Oil
Canada Southern
Petroleum
1.59
2.00
4,800
4.10
4.00
5.15
4,748
36
36
25
29
Jan
warrants
Steamship Lines
—1
*
com
12.50
Preferred
4.50
33
34
20
A
24% Mar
Oct
•
class
B
Canada
23
2.40
-•
———
Packers
Class
Oct
120
preferred
Warrants
Canada
17 V2
Jan
10
Lands
Oil
13
8 % May
—100
common
Assurance
Malting
Canada
■
^
75c
2.85 Mar
Jan
37% Mar
90
Feb
4.00
24,527
Apr
25c
34c
34,000
25c
Sep
.6c
6 Vic
7,650
6c
Oct
82c
81c
77c
Sep
11 %C
11 %c
12c
4,600
10 %c
40e
Mar
5.75
5.40
6.10
1,200
5.40
Oct
13-
May
26%
26%
29
3,695
26%
Oct
41
Class A
Conwcst
101%
3.25
Exploration
July
8.30 July
12
12
100
11
May
12%
Jan
15
15
15
300
15
Sep
20
Jan
Canadian Admiral Oils
•
40c
40c
41c
13,982
40c
Sep
GOc
9%c
6,000
9c
Oct
24%c
Jan
99,200
x
101 104':t
193
3.25
3.50
2,113
5
250
18.700
18%c Mar
3.5ft Jan
Sep
101
Oct
7.49
July
Apr
6'%
Sep I.
4
Jun
105
Aug
3.25
Jan
Jan
1.23
23c
26c
8%c
8c
8%c
9,514
1.92
1.90
2.10
33,001
1.61
Sep
15%
15 %
15%
480
14 %
Feb-
17
Jun
15 3 i
100
14%
Apr,
17
' July
10%
10%
Aug
14
Apr
36c
23c
Lead
Oil
Cree
Thnber
Crcstbrook
Croinor
10%
300
45c
38c
48c
29,700
•
3.95
3.95
4.15
1.80
2.35
2,125
10,290
warrants
10%
Aug
Mar
32c
Jan
5.20
Jan
Sep
1.09
3.95
Oct;
6.50 July
1.80
Oct
3.95 July
1.00
Oct
1.50
Feb
1.00
150
10c 13 %c
6.000
18%
18%
185
Sep
18% Sep
23
Apr
249
42
July
1.00
—
13c
1
Pershing
Trust
Sep-
7c
*
—•
Zinc
Canada
of
22c
10
———5
—2——,—
43
43
43 %
12c
12c
13c
21.000
12c
Sep
Sep
55
1
1
8%c
8c
9c
15,087
8c
Oct
36c
Jan
1
1
22c
22c
22c
3.850
22c
Feb
65c
May
15 %c
18c
21,200
15c
Sep
47c
Jail
—*
—1
:
Mar
28c
10c
7
7
Oct
10>
Mar
Jun
9c
I
1.80
Coulee
Crown
12
*
88c
——1
Imperial
Cosmos
Crown
Canada Wire & Cable class B
■'
1^9 Feb
15%
class A
Distillery
Corby
Jun-
45
6%c
5
——__—*
•
*
1
•-*
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Jan
5.00
Oct
Apr
1
1
1
1
30c
Jan
39%
Aug
May
73% Sep
17c
Oct
—•
10
100
Consumers Gas of Toronto com
West
'
r
Oct
1
Peroleum
13%
*
Stone
preferred
Canada
24
•
20
common-
6c
13c
Mining
'
Canada
13,075
14c-
Basin
Tungsten
Oct
5.65
High
6c
•
Sudbury
Consolidated
Jun
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
13c
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Oct
24
5.60
July
5.55
Feb
Shares
6c
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
80
Calvan Consolidated Oil
Calgary &
for Week
13c
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Jan
1.55
Sales
Range
——.1
Oils
Peak
Aug
51c
Sep
Oct
Consolidated
Week'*
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Oct
30c
33,650
-
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
59c
33c
78c
25c
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
46c
1
—
Petroleum
11
fer Week
sf Prices
Low
—•
OCTOBER
ENDED
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
*
--
Zcllerbach
Crow pat
Canadiaa Astoria
Minerals
Oil
Atlantic
Canadian
l
—
2
Preferred
British
»
Rights
Aluminium
_|.
5.50
5.80
10,900
5.50
Oct
41
41
728
40%
Sep
56
Jan
24%
23%
25
5,428
23% Mar
28
July
25%
25
25%
110
23%
Oct
29% Jun
•
common
41
•
25
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
5.00
20
Canadian Bank of Commerce
10%
10%
11%
550
10%
Oct
19
''
'5c
19c
11,259
55c
60c
17,840
13%
.•
___
13%
810
-
5c
Sep
Daragon Mines
15c
Feb
42c
200
2.50
300
41c
45c
8,225
35c
Jun
62c
Aug
5c
Brewis Mines
Decoursey
7
2.50
1
B
class
Leather
Davis
7
*
Davis Leather class A
5c
2,000
5c
Sep
20C.
3ap
13 %c
16c
Jun
25c
Feb
12%
Ltd
Daering Explorers
Oct
Deer
78c
Oct
53c
9.60 July
Minerals
Mines
Cuseo
Apr
D'Eldona
1
Mines
Horn
13 %c
2.00
13 %c
3,400
Feo
3.50
Apr
34c
.
Jan
17c
Sep
Sep
'
Canadian British
Empire
Canadian Canneis
Oils
A
class
10c
_
86c
%13%
_
common_^Ji.^
_• 'J"..
$1%' preferred L_U.iL
2——1
Chemical & Ccflulose
25'' *
Canadian
Celanese
Canadian
14
27
14%
27
14
27%
•
5
5
1.00
90c
1.10
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3
4.40
4.25
4.50
Canadian
Chieftain
Pete
Preferred
Deealta Gas
Canadian
July
31
Feb
Diadem
5
Oct
9
Jan
Distillers
52,820
4,816
90c
Steel
Drawn
4.25
70c
70c
1,150
63q
57c
14,100
43c
Oct
4.90
4.80
5.40
57,195
8%
8%
325
10
10
10
16%
_
16%
17%
4.80
Canadian
•
_
Efyno Mines
Canadian
:
Export Gas Ltd
7% Jun
1
Canadian
Pood
Products
Canadian
High
Canadian
Horftcstead
Canadian
Husky
85c
1.05
30,780
5.75
6.55
6,325
*
Crest—
91c
5.85
2.50
2.50
2.50
500
50c
GOc
2,370
common
20c
2.00
15'A
6.00
6.25
7.50
•
8%
8%
<9%
1.70
10c
13%
1
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian Malarlic
1.60
13%
•
Oils
Oil
Warrants
16
7,268
1,470
4,150
Canadian
North
Canadian
Oil
Inca
Cos
preferred
preferred
1953
warrants
12
1955 warrants
5.60
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian
Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp
22
25
45
46
9%
10
16%
16%
300
7
7-'in
1,260
75c
75c
200
50c
Feb
lie
13c
9,000
10c
13%
13%
325
Aug
July
80c
80c
500
70c
Sep
30
30
145
30
Jan
30-
Jan
13c
16c
18.800
13c
Oct
73c
Jan
12c
Oct
26c
Jan
6%c Aug
16c
May
Canain
Copper
Jun
3.10 July
July
14
Sop
28
Jan,
Oct
36c
40c
Apr
4,461
75
no
75
Oct
96
125
92
July
14
GOO
11
Mar-
Sullivan
Oct
34% May
Eddy
Oct
26 %
Eddy
2.20
4.30 Mar
15
July
May
7,090
7c
1,700
*
99%
99%
40
81
Jan
23
23
185
2.3
Sen
11
July
21c
Sep
Aug
GOc
Jan
*
Coy
17c
18c
3,000
Can
Exploration
Can Met
26c
Explorations
1
Warrants
.
CaiLso
Natural
oy Producers
Oct
6c
5.50
Sop
Cariboo
Cassiar
Apr
110% Mar
3.10
54,060
1.75
2.10
10,750
Eld rich
Apr
El
16
Aug
El
Jan
14c
3.30 Mar
14c
13c
13c
4,500
13c
Aug
57c
Mar
60c
60c
500
45c
Feb
74c
Sep
6.40
6.35
6.70
5,146
6.25
8.50
Jan
3.25
3.25
3.45
3.00 Mar
5.30
5.30
5.90
I,500
2,900
•
6.60
6.60
8.00
78,877
33,700
1.02
17,400
Central
Porcupine
Charter
1
__
Cheskirk- Mines
Chesterville
Mines
4,200
48 %
150
6%c
GC
7c
18.000
&r
Smelting
7.00 Mar
Oct
14% July
5.00 Jan
2.45
85c
Sep
Oct
2.10 Sep
6c
19c
Oct
28c
Jan
36c
Jun
60c
May
Ford
1.05
1.00
1.17
7,300
1.00 Sep
68c
72c
18,5.34
2.65
3.20
5,310
68%
68%
Class B
4.25
Feb
Fraser
Aug
1.52
Apr
Mines
2.45 Aug
3.65
62
Jan
27c
22c
29c
15,217
18c
Oct
1.61
1.87
22,160
75c
Jan
.8
18c
8%
%c
14,200
18c
Apr
Sep
85c
13c
14c
14,500
10c
Jun
17c
Confederation
•
__:
7%
'''
Jan
100
May
18c
18c
1,000
Oils—
1
lOc
9%c 11 %C
142,000
Mines—
1
12c
3.00
10
8% May
Bcllekeno
Mines
Gamma.
Jun
Feb
Oct
Oct
1,950
20c
Sep
9c
93c
Jun
16c
16c
25c
15,400
16c-
Oct
49%c
Jan
24'a
25%
10,513
24 Vs
Oct
42%
15
15
15%
850
15
Jun
18
May
18
17%
18%
1,095
17% Sep
23
May
1.82
1.80
1.98
-
27,550
1.46
90c
1.00
4,250
5.70
5.10
6.50
10.820
10 Vac
11c
4.060
10c
25
25
25%
1,890
25
25
500
8c
8 %c
9,000
8
8
100
8c
86c
Oct
1.30
Jan,
3.20 May
Fob
1.95 Mar
F(;b
2.93
Apr
9.55 July
Jan
Oct
41c
25
Aug
33 %
25
Mar
28%
7c
Oct
24c
8
Aug
10
50c
Oct
May
Jan
1.10
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
51c
50c
55c
4,700
9.55
9.50
9.95
26,603
Feb
10%
45
45
48'%
350
45
Oct
56% Mar
80
78%
83
2,058
70
Sep
50
85
85
85
90
17%
17%
7c
17%
202
Gc
7%c
12,500
—•
23
23
23%
•
1.59
1.55
1.67
1,400
5.90
114
117
Oct
Jan
21c
Jan
34
Jen
Oct
6c
Jan
26
Oct-
17%
r
Oct
20
Sep
May
150
Feb
.Jan
2.80
Apr
May
3.10. Jan
..
35c
Jan
31
July
102
103
Sep
107
May
1
8.60
8.60
9.00
3,243
Sep-
18%
1
47
47
49
698
47
Oct
63%
1%
General Petroleum Canada common—1
37%
37 %
38%
249
37
Mar
4.00
4.00
700
4.00
3.25
3.80
2,750
5%
5%
150
80
80
45
5%%
Geco
1
——1
•
common
General
5c
100
preferred
Mines Ltd
Dynamics
Motors
;
Steel
Wares
common
Mines
Aug
21c
Jan
Aug
16c
Mar
Glenn
6%
6%
July
Goldale
Glacier
Mining
Mines
Goldcrest
Jan
Gold
2,000
10c
25,900
15c
Aug
Aug
55c
6c
Oct
18c
Jan
Golden
15%
17%
12%
Jan
25%
Apr
Goldfields
5.50
Jan
17 Va
Apr
Goodyear
Jan
3.25
Oct
6.00
4%
Feb
7%
80
Jun
86
42c
16C
8,680
13c
Oct
35c
39c
9,125
35c
Sep
5.00
3,486
2.05
1.96
2.15
38.635
17c
15c
18c
25.300
15c 15%c
3,400
8c
8%c
10.500
1
13c
Apr
Anr
July
Jail
Jan
Feb
Apr
July
1.30 May
5.80
3.70 Aug
2.30
1.15 Aug
Jan
Sep
15c
Oct
70c
Feb
15c-
Sep
28c
May
7c
Oet
16c
May
10%c
Apr
1,500
45
6.25
4.50
13c
35c'
1
Mines
1.30
Oct
1
Mines
Mines
Jan
80
8.60
1
Gold
_
Uranium
102
4.50
•
Prosp
Yellowknife
7c
95
4%c Oct
1
1
Ltd
Scientific
Giant
*
—100
Preferred
Gcnex
Geo
194,200
*
3.25
General
10c
49 %c
Oct
Sep
14,200
.
1.55
Sep
21,542
8
18,464'
40c
lie
6% Aug
13% Oct
*
26%
7c
Mines
1
16%
8.90
9.90
I_1
2.55
2.55
2.70
27.881
15,985
23c
'
3,975
3.50 jan
2.50 Aug
29c
Oct
90c
Jan
29c
64c
May
Eagle
4%
1
Gold-
Manitou
Mines-..
29C
29c
35c
2,500
1.00
1.12
14,418
May
50c
Mar
7c
7c
1,000
6%c Sep
11c
Lakes
20c
May
Great
20c
1,500
15c
Aug
45c
July
Great
Lakes
Power
13c
13c
5,000
12c
Aug
35c
Feb
Great
1
42c
40c
47c
96,225
38c
1
Sep
I.90
1.85
l
1
Howey Gold
Marbenor
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Mic
Mining & Smelting
Morrison
Explor
Mac
Oils
Ltd
Consolidated Mosher
_1
Nicholson
Northland
see
page
42.
15c
Oct
Oct
2.00
4,565
27c
27c
34c
12,900
25c
29c
Aug
29c
29c
2,648
15c
Apr
3.00
3.00
•
•
1
30c
22 %
c
3.45
12,150
20
21%
12,205
28c
31c
45 %c
20%
47c
22%c
23c
15,700
4,275
9,333
•
Mines
100
1.00
1
1
Mines
15c
10,082
.1
2
Mines
common
Paper
21c
15c
Lake
33c
6c
6c
7c
1
50c
50c
52c
19,100.
10,200
1.85
3.00
Oct
2.05
Jun
1.38
Jan
3.75
Apr
1.10 May
Oct
29c
Oct
5.35
Oct
28%
Jan
82c
May
38c
July
68C
Jun
16 %C
Feb
July
20
22c
6c
Oct
50c
Aug
38c
16e
1.05
Apr
Jan
Graham Bousquet
Granduc
6%C
6%c
2,000
6c
July
42c
41c
49c
9,300
41c
Oct
11c
14c
2,500
1.54
1.54
1.57
44
44
.•
50
•
1
Mines
common
Jan.
Jun
~6
6
Oct
8c
Sep
7
40
%c
87,700
8%c
9c
14,500
1.50
1.50
1.65
33%
33
34
•
15
15
15
.—1
7
6
8c 12
5,300
Gas
common
S2.30 preferred
Great Plains
West
50
1
Develop
Coal
class
A
21
10% May
7
7%
3,860
5%
Jan.
3.80
200
3.40
Feb
47 %
47%
100
21
24
1,365
6%
175
100
5
350
71.900
Gridoil Freehold
90
4.40
4.40
5.00
1,300
Guaranty Trust
10
20%
20%
20%
100
10 Vac
12c
3,000
6c
7c
7,500
Ltd
1
Mines
1
Mines
6c
Jan
27%
31c
—•
5.60
47% May
6%
47%
*
Jan
Oct
4.50
Lead
Oct
Jan
Jan
Oct
5
Gulch
1.50
7%
25c
27%c
15
26c
Gulf
Mar
Mr7
47% Mar
33
4.50
Jan
34c
200
25
29c
,__
„
1,140
'
*
•
B
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Jan
6%c Aug
3.80
Northern
Class
Oct
41
8%C
9%c
Warrants
Great
_
142
-•
Gold
Mines
lie
35
30
Jan
2.10 Jan
'
*
1
Gordon Mackay class A
Grandlnes
6%c
1
1
Uranium
Tire Canada
29c
Arrow
y.
t
preferred
1.02
•
Mines
Guayana Mines
footnotes
Fell
2.50
9,966
25c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Oct
54c
1,189
10c
Consolidated
Consolidated
30c
2,900
28
6c
Iron
Negus
49,200
65c
44c
22c
Consolidated Ilalliwell
Consolidated
Jan
20
38c
6%c
10c
warrants—
Consolidated
2.75
2.50
60c
40c
•
Dcnison
Marcus
July
4%c
1
1
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
82c
48
26%
10c
II,950
Oct'
Oct
41c
10c
16c
12c
36
26%
7%c.
14c
Mar
59c
30c
Jan
44c
lOc
Jan
May
4.60
76C
7
Consolidated
Oct
95
Consol
Consolidated
3.00
160
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated
13
7,400
1
40c
Oct
2.50
*
——*
Canada
common
Power
*
Discovery
Gillies
16c
Jan
95
8.90
Consolidated
Aug
20c
Warrants
Consolidated Golden
Cc
10
2.14
88c
100
Aug
60c
..
Mines
Ltd
Flin
Calliman
Central
Fenlmorc
Sep
95
-
A
Companies
Cadillac
Consolidated
Consolidated
47c
76c
'
class
Gatineau
20c
.
(U S)
Gaitwin Exploration
Gulkeno Mines
77c
6%
Feb
13c
9%c
31c
*
1
15
—*
Corp
Sep
20c
*
40c
•
—.—:
Jun
•
Oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
100
55
50-
'
2.50
20
-1
Apr
2.14
_1
Corp
Bakeries
Beta
3.00
100
,
39,100
Aug
Feb
41
90c
Copper
of
*
36
Aug
25c
25o
1
class A
Co
15c
36
$5——ju_25
*
12c
1.50
1
*
55c
_•
°
Consolidated
5,000
10%
i
common
78
2.50
—
1
Consolidated Allen bee
Consolidated
6c
10%
«
Life
Coniagas Mines
Con Key Mines
Conro
Development
Consolidated
6c
10%
Jan
1.50
Apr
1.64
i
8.23
12,050
—
Frobislicr
62C
General
Yellowknife
Jan
42
.
Irancocur
147,150
4.10
—
Foundation
56c
1.65 Aug
30c
Canada
of
Jan
50c
39,045
42
Ford Motor Co
Apr
51c
1.79
26c
Canada
Florida
4.25
1
1.50
29C
Fleet Manufacturing L
59
1
Copper
1.55
1
.-I
Jun
5.30 Jua
Oct
Oct
6,650
Jan
1
Sep
27% Jan
Klrkland
Sep
Aug
18c 22
Jan
4.10
•
59-
Fittings class A
15c
12 %c
5.25
1.IP Man
Aug
Apr
68c
8
Oct
1.50-Oct
24% Oct
Grain
7,300
Equipment
2.10
41
Preferred
Federal
1.85
6,885
8,500
37,860
.
155
15%
7%c Oct
45
Federal
117,600
50
Jan
100
Warrants
17c
—
1.75
400
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest Tungsten
91c
^ 3.10
14% May
42
2.90
1
Gold Mines
Combined Enterprises
Commonwealth Pete
For
Jun
Sep
6.60
1
Farm
Coldstream
B
5.35
5.00
1
Cody Reco
Class
Jun
68c
*
13
Jan
1.55
Fnlconbridgc
15c
__
Jan
1.00 Jan
37c
24%
—
74c
25
Coin Lake
2,000
Jan
n
42
Equitable Life Insurance
Erie Flooring class B
1
Chrysler
Cofekshutt
19c
.
9%
15c
-®
20
—L
Pen-Itcy
Gold
17c
1
Mining
19c
21%, Feb
Oct
1.50
Sol
1
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Cochenour Willans
Colomac
2.40
45
8%c
Sep
7
24 %
Mines
75o
Gold Mines
Chromium
500
2.10
45
1
<
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chimo
8%c
2.10
1
+
Trust
•
20
Oil
Chartered
12
16
1.76
•
•
1
1
2.61 July
2.75
Sep
9%
2.22
Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Fa any Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Feb
85c
32% Aug
57%.May
19%
13c
Apr
Apr
Oct
2.50
Feb
39% Jan
1.56
5.60
1.25
85c
Jun
May
2.10
4.60
Jan
1.51
2.70
-.
13c
2.35 Aug
1,000
1
10
1.56
1.42
3,800
1
10,000
*
1.67
Gold
7%c
Explorers Alliance
56c
1.86
Pat
7c
Jan
Oct
1.40
Explorers
7c
Jun
Aug
1.51
Central
; 42,300
1.02
2.3c
22 %c
1.40
Central
15c
Corp
Excelsior Refineries
•
Rio
12c
Common
85c
1.51
•
14c
—
Match Co.————i_
Paper class A
Elder Mines
32%
•
1
Ltd
Trethewey
Cayzor Athabaska
Del
2.82
2.00
1
Corp
Castle
Central
24,498
12c
'
1
;
Gold
Asbestos
31c
964
5,624
11% Feb
42
Steel
Eastern
Feb
14c
1
Gas
Mines ldd
Quartz
Captain
3,3.32
22 %c
2.82
1
Canso
28c
25c
_1
Mines!
Erin
11,930
.
33%
.
2.10
Ltd
& Sineltkig
Prods-
Mining
Eureka
Candore
610
Jun
.-28'/a July
—1
1
Mines
Metals
Eastern
25%
100
12%
1
Malar tic Mines—
Eastern
18%
1,000
Sep
Oct
—1
East
East
July
972
28c
22%
25
—1
80
4,300
15%
1,760
3,942
:
27%.
"
-*
—*
-1
—
Gold
A in phi
East
14,319
28c
&
Brewery
—
Copper Co Ltd-.
Duvex Oils & Minerals
7.75
15%
class B_
Mudge—
Rope
39% July
101% May
21% July
2.58
15%
—
~7
25
12
Jan
20%c Sep
26% Mar
*
•-*
——1
*
common
Woollens
Mines
Donalda
Donncll
23c
30
__1
23.50
Preferred
Duvan
6c
A____*
Stores
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Donald
22
& Coal common
Dominion Steel
Dow
May
•
,
Canadian Vickers !
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs\class
Canadusa Oil & Gad—
Jan
9%
2.20
2.22
14 %
45%
1
Prospect
Canadian
Oct
*
*
common—•
July
16% Jun
27
19%
4,165
11%
Dominion Magnesium
15
1,500
5.50
12%
13% May
11%
Aug
Feb
22c
18%
12
32%
Oct
•
9
25 %c 28 %c
26c
18%
25
10
16%
12
Sep
25
23
Apr
8%
12
'
„:
___.
Oct
202
-
;_100
"
.
7.60
23
1.35
12% Jan
96
100
57'o
5c
25
25
Dominion
75
27
•
common
4. "o
6,730
23
Dominion Textile
21 %c
1
3,231
9.60
*
3.50 Mar
5,300
"
26
7.60
Foundry & Steel common—•
9.50 Aug
16
23c
22c
•
25
7.60
Bridge
2.70 Mar
Oct
6
%
~
*
25%
Dominion
2.50 Sep
1.60
l.SO1
Dominion
Jan
50c
Gc
5c
'32,025'
-28,807
Jan
22% May
Oct
5.10
25c
•
...
Gold
6,385
'
85c
1.5$
1.15 Mar
Oct.
Mines
10
•
16% Aug
30o
L30
Aug
Dome
1.70
Oct
250
7c
68c
Jan
85c
7% Jun
1,760
•.
5c
9,500
*
Seagrams
Dominion
Dock
Canadian Dredge
,
70c
t.H/JOO
12c,
Exploration
7%
July
43c
25c
1
2
2.50
Oils—
Mines
1.41
10c
Dome
3.00 May
Oct
70c
Devon
,
Apr
9.40 May
Oct
44c
common.
Preferred
16% Jun
y
_
10c
68c
1
-1
Ltd
Mines
Palmer
Apr
25
•
Devonian Petroleum—
Canadian
Gold
Mines
-12%
•
warrants—.
Delate
560
1
Canadian
14% May
*■;
.
3,560
-
.
5%
•
1,112
•
6.90
Jun
Jun
44 %
Sep
52
Jun
21
Oct
48
Mar
5
Oct
5
Aug
4.35 Aug
,23C.
4.40
6c
7
5.50
Mar
Feb
Aug
67c
Oct
12 %
"Apr
25
May
20% July
10 %c
8% Jan
Apr
Oct
49c
Jan
Apr
14c
Mar
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume. 186«
(1665)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
1634
....
8.75
Warrants
class
Hallnor
Hard
Ha saga
3.00
6%c
28
29
1,005
13%
13%
50
Gold Mines——_
31c
Sep
July
1.07
Jan
Milton Brick
8c
192,900
15,500
18c
Jan
Mindomar Metals Corp.
5%
100
7c
7c
*
1
.200
5%
5%
_•
40%
7c
5% Aug
1,600
25c
3,000
24 %c Oct
42%
110
39% Feb
8%
40%
8%
9
200
8% Oct
20%
20%
23%
6,005
20% Oct
16
15%
18
10,503
•
15%
15%
1734
7,572
11% Feb
10% Jan
1.23
25c
•
a
Tower
Class A
Class B i—
—
Howard Smith
*
25%
25%
26%
3.75
3.50
4.55
50
49%
51%
14%
14%
15%
22c
32c
8,435
4,176
12,900
656,902
.
23 %c
Hugh Pam Porcupine
22c
24c
*
1.05
Oct
3.50 Sep
49
Sep
2.00
47c
46
Jun
Min
Mining
Feb
Monarch
Jun
41
Jan
7.00
Montreal
Minerals
Nama
Creek
-
86% Apr
Oct
17
Sep
Oct
40c
Sep
18c
Aug
Oct\
46c
890
30
Sep
35
Jan
2.20 Apr
Feb
44
44
90
44
Sep
65
11
11
11
200
9
Feb
15% July
51
38%
11%
50
Sep
68
38%
43
38%
Oct
60
11
11%
8C
common.*
51
65
19,911
80
25
1,560
9c,
.
14,500
2,200
27
7.25
$4%: preferred
(JohnJ
Inland
86
86
50
3.05
3.25
4,070
13%
10
1
—20
7.25
3.10
100
*
—
& Co.
Cement Co preferred
Inglis
13%
15
1,940
7
7.50
Gas
common—
Preferred
Warrants
7
7%
14
14%
3.90
.
1,530
3.50
2.90
6,970
14
84
6%
14
I,050
Jan
Feb
24%
Jun
Feb
12% Juit
Oct
,19% Jan
3.30 Mar
6.50 Jun
40C
37c
42c
4,800
37c
Sep
71
70
74%
16,696
70
Oct
International Petroleum
—-—*
40%
37
43
3,779
37
Oct
57%
Investors Syndicate
Class A
common...
1
Irish Copper Mines
Iron Bay
Mines.
14c
2,063
12c
Sep
44%
7,036
41
Oct
62
11%
11%
13%
285
11% Sep
19
11
11%
545
11
Oct
6,700
4,350
4,200
60c
62c
Isotope Products Ltd
COc
80C
2.20
2.20
2.35
1.30
—1
—1
•
1.20
1.30
2.10
18c
1.
Mines
8c
8C
9c
10%
10%
11%
Joliet-Quebec
20,400
27,070
80
Sep
Sep
81c
25,150
73c
Oct
40
40
215
65c
65c
72c
6,850
*
15
15
15%
15
Jan
30
125
30
Oct
57
60%
3,015
72c
7Qc
76c
51,097,
28c
9,500
11
30c
9,800
4.00
225
2.40
2.00
2.50
2,200
22
22
22%
348
5,500
17,450
13,000
National Steel
coin
Car
Mines
Nesbltt Labine Uranium
New Alger Mines —
New Athona Mines—..
New Delhi
7c
7c
35c
33c
40c
6%c
6%c
7%c
25c
25c
-
l
■
X
1
1
of
1.90
2.10
22c
23c
1.70
1:60
1.78
16,200
1.60
Oct
2.60 Apr
30c
32c
22 %c
Apr
40c
July
35c
43c
35o
Oct
70c
May
18c
18C
17c
Oct
30c
Jun
42c
Jan
X
53c
52c
65c
4,103
205,700
1,500
40,300
1.70
1.61
1.80
12,090
35,700
17,060
-
36c
..——500
X
12c
12c
14c
X
1.40
1.40
1.75
—1
8c
8c
8c
1,000
1
14 %c
14%c
16c
8,600
•
13c
12c
15c
12,500
-X
7c
7c
7%c
_•
7%c
7c
8c
"2,500
II,700
——1
18c
18c
22c
13,800
—
;
New
15%
Jun
New
Jan
Highridge Mining
4—,
New Jason Gold.—
—
Mines.:
Kelore
Newlund Mines
—
33c
Mining &
Co Ltd
Smelting
—1
43c
■
Aug
11c
Aug
52c
11c 13 %C
17,500
lOo
Jan
20c
Feb
1
1
5%c
5%c
6c
8c
Apr
New
Newnorth
Jan
New Rouyn
Exploration
Mylamaque
Gold
Mines
1.91
24,160
1
22c
22c
26c
38,900
8,000
22c
Oct
73c
Jan
1.50
2,950
1.39
25c
Jan
1
1
1.39
Oct
Nipissing Mines
Nisto Mines
1.40
9c
6c
8c
5,000
6c
45c
Oct
Jan
Nor Acme Gold——.—.
—-1
13c
13c
13c
30c
Sep
5%
5%
40
.1
6c
6c
6%c
32,100
.1
15%
15%
16%
2,223
5%
Mines
.1
2.72
2.70
2.80
1.50
1.50
1.55
1,345
36c
40C
5% Sep
6c
13
152,750
1
1,000
49c
67c
3.90
July
July
9% Jan
Aug
18c
Feb
May
17%
Jan
Oct
1.30 Oct
2.80
Oct
Oct
98c
Jan
Sep
26c
Jan
1
7c
7c
8c
16,200
7c
73c
68c
76c
24,582
48c
1
17c
15C
17c
7,500
AUg
12 %C July
Ltd.—..
Mines
—;
s
—:
Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Mining
1.34
22c
Apr
Jun
18
18
554
If
Apr
19% Jan
15%
7,690
14%
Oct
24Ya
Jun
200
7%
Oct
12% July
Preferred
1.14
1.14
1.19
63c
50c
68c
1,150
14,700
85
85
109
686
Oct
17c
Aug
Jan
39c
Apr
Northwestern
Jan
15c
15c
3,000
15c
100
35
1.01
1.00
1.09
7%c
5c
1
1
5%c
•
Petroleum
class
A
Uranium
Mines—
Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellow-knife Gold Mines.
4.25
2.59
20
1.60
Maj)
July
July
Jun
Nudulama
Lake
Apr
Office
Apr
Ogama Rockland Gold..
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils—
Jun
Ontario
1.28 Oct
1.46
25
Oct
Oct
19%
20%
427
19%
20%
940
40%
40%
415
4c
5%c
42,742
8%c
12c
14,500
8%c Oct
Aug
Aug
July
16
May
16
Feb
39% Aug
4c
95c
1.06
40,300
90c
65c
71c
11,800
60C
8c
9c
3,700
7,700
8C
16c
16c
18C
6%C
6%c
3.50
25% July
25% July
43% Feb
Warrants
Ontario
23c
Jun
1.70 Mar
Bloedel
class
1.49 Mar
Orenada
80c
Jan
Osisko
11c
Lake
Page
26c
Sep
65c
Jan
6c
6c
7%c
18,800
6C
Oct
18c
Jan
Pan
1
1.15
1.15
1.25
14,550
98C
Sep
Jan
Parbec
Jan
Pardee
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrana
Mines
25%
2,864
1.55
1.65
17,250
Uranium
Oct
1.35 Aug
2.31
1.34
35
2.05
Pater
M'nes
Apr
Pembina
1.30
14c
18c
44,000
83
83
15
12 %c Aug
83
Sep
Maraigo
.
1
25C
25c
34c
37,875
19C
Jan
62C
Apr
Penmans
—
6c
6%c
1,500
6C
Sep
150
Jan
Permo
Gas
Perron
Gold
Massey-Harris-Fexguson
Ltd com
13c
17c
2,500
13c
Oct
82c
80c
94c
49,750
75c
Aug
1
Mines
13C
1
Mining Corp
12c
12c
13c
7,000
lie
Feb
*
—1
Maybrun
Mines
MoCabe Grain class B
Frontenac
5%
6
3,528
77
77
77%
355
4.75
4.75
4.75
80
22c
20c
24c
11,166
25
25
30
5%
•
100
_
Ltd
.
»
_
__
•
Red
•
Lake
_
_
...1
McWatters Gold Mines
Petroleums
42.
135
75
July
83
16c
4,000
13c
Aug
30c
May
19c
2,500
160
Oct
44c
Jun
18C
4,100
8
200
6c
50c
59c
2,500
7,000
8
Aug
11c
Mar
Aug
92c
May
16
16
110
8c
10c
47,800
60
16C
150
15c
18c
7%
7%
150
1.60
1.70
49c
50c
5,890
1,950
7%
8
160
23
210
1.80
7.60
8.65
17,350
2.25
2.35
200
15c
6,600
20c
22c
4,000
Oil
1.58
Feb
16
Feb
Aug
Aug
23c
Jan
80c
Jan
Oil
Oct
47c
7
Apr
Petrol Oil & Gas
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
Photo Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold Mines—-
Jan
Pioneer
Oct
89c
Jan
49c
Aug
26
Jan
Placer
Development
Oct
Ponder
Sep
96
May
Powell
July
Powell
17c
750
17c
July
30c
Jun
Power
Aug
Jan
Prairie
Oil
Aug
53c
Apr
Premier
12c
19,125
24C
2.81
3.00
3,750
19,699
17c :17%C
6,300
15C
2 81
Oo t
Sep
5 35
45c
T,,n
Mar
Feb
130
Sep
42 %c
Jun
20c
Oct
69c
May
54c
May
Sep.
Feb
110
110
114
1,090
40c
42c
29c
24c
29c
•4,725
12,600
Rouyn
Premium
President
Iron
20c
45c
7c
4%c
6c
50c
55c
42c
50c
—
40c
Jan
Sep
21c
Jan
100
74c
Jun
5%c Oct
13c
Jan
10c
Jan
Oct
95c
42c
18<
Feb
300
8
8
9%
6,192
8
40
41
60
40
Oct
23
25%
250
2.10
2.04
2.50
27,430
28c
30c
33,200
27c
Jan
85c
90c
1,050
85c
Oct
54c
61c
33,300
1.07
1.01
1.30
18,934
60
39
39
1.06
1.06
1.17
5.844
1.30
1.35
2,100
34,000
39
70
7%c
8.50
8.80
55c
58c
33
34%
47c
5.845
19,000
3,010
7,800
34
Gold—
Oold
Ore
Electric
—
5c
5%c
53
54%
3.00
53
268
3.10
5c
5c
5c
6%c
1,600
1,500
3,070
85c
85C
1,000
36% July
143
May
57c
Apr
4%C Oct
50c
Oct
Sep
Oct
Roy
Border
18c
18,000
30,500
3,520
9,600
12,025
9,500
6%c
41c
Corn
20c
32c
Apr
3.15
16 %
7C
River
116
27 %c
Jan
14%
Oct
2.25
25c
8.55
—
Oils
84%
71% Mar
8c
May
9% May
28
Aug
7.30 Sep
12,905
55c
53
76
9c
95c
Oct
7% Oct
22
II,750
1.30
Uranium
Pitch-Ore
22
Oct
Jan
Sep
.2.40 Jan
1.60 Aug
28c
57c
Gold of B C—
20c
87
Jan
8
23%
Minerals.—.
&
Jan
Jun
2.87
Oct
X5c
26C
—
preferred
Mines
Jun
7% Jan
Jan
6c
16
1.58
9
7% Mar
Jan
48c
29c
common
Peruvian
613
9%c
35C
7%
1.60
19C
Jan
87
17c
&
77%
2.90
page
Ltd
common
87
1.25
see
7%
87
Jun
77%
51c
Mines—
—
53
& Development. 50c
footnotes
Oct
2.08
21c
6.25
75
40
Pipeline
Preferred
73%
•
Mentor Exploration
836
8ep
Sep
36%
Mar
53
...
Lake
Red
58%
4.50
92
73%
JQ0
__
5%
75
34c
17c
common
Preferred
Porcupine
.
4.50 May
84c Mar
1,000
7,908
20,025
Peerless Exploration
83
Maritime
177/b July
41% May
40c
—
Paymaster Consol
Jun
18c
Martin-McNeely
Oct
Aug
3.00 Sep
31c
Oct
35c
Mines
Urunium
Jan
Jan
1.85
•
Oils Ltd
10%
36
560
23
—.
lie
1.25 May
Jun
31c
5c
Amalgamated
.100
Marigold
6.80 Mar
9.00 July
50c
——\-
11 %c
17.135
*
Oct
21%
Aug
10,500
1.41
1
9.00 Mar
2.45
15c
16
Mines
Ltd-
Mines
50c
27 c
Oils
Western
Maple Leaf Milling pfd
Mines
Oct
2.10 Jan
14c
Aug
7,500
4%c
.
4.10
1.00 Aug
22c
5c
5%C
4c
1.30
3.50 Feb
1.67
150
7.75
4c
5c
4c
5c
•
Goldfieids
Maneast
22%
May
1
—1
„
Malartic
3.15
6.10 July
Oct
10,400
7%
Mines—-
Paramaque
23%
1.52
1.60
Pamour
1.55
2.25
1.40
Petroleum
Oct
4.200
25%
2.25
2.25
Hersey Tubes..
Porcupine
15,630
Feb
Jan
'
35c
1.72
1.59
3.50 Oct
1.52 Oct
75c
Jan
2.31
1
Oct
3.70 May
2.25 Oct
16 %c
Ormsby Minerals
8ep
6%C Aug
15c
33c
B
I,520
Gold
Jan
2.20
Mines
25
5.25
8
.
Opemlska Copper
Orange Crush
—1
Madsen Red Lake Gold
12%
37 %
4.50
Debenture—.
&
Loan
35c
•
2,405
10%
37%
•
-90c
—
Jan
2.21
Gold Mines
25,750
9c
*—
'"Preferred
13 %c
Pacific
Cockshutt
3.15
I-Il
—
1
Explorations
9c
15 %c
Mfg.
Malartic—
Beauty Supply pfd—.
Ontario Jockey Club common.
—1
Mines
2.45
75
*
Specialty
23c
*
500
Oct
2.85
30
23,202
31C
O'Leary
Jan
673
5.00
3.15
ZIi
Apr
27,950
15,400
4.10
37%
■»
Mines
42c
26
167,130
Mines
Gold
17c
1.63
300
86c
6c
Obaska
O'Brien
Oct
1.45
1.62
75c
19c
Specialties
Oakville Wood
3.85
1.60
4.25
Ltd
Mines
1,200
3.50
77c
1
Aug
6%c
Macassa Mines
Jan
20
5c
1.28
8c
Mar
85c
.100
;
7c
1.46
■a
Warrants
65c
Sep
IZ50
Util pfd
Norvalie Mines
1,500
5%c
1
8.00 July
19c
Jan
286,800
10 %c
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums.
Oct
20
7c
20
-50
12c
26c
1.50
10c
40%
B
Preferred
Oct
27,600
2,700
4.50
Mar
25%
20
17% Mar
45c
17 c
26c 26 %c
10%
73c
1.50
1.30
2.50 Sep
2.10 Feb
\
53c
12c
13%c
2.60
22,850
25%
—30
pfdi.
111% Aug
3.75
709
6.10 Jan
2.25
14c
2,30
2.60 Aug
45c
5,511
87,500
warrants..
4,175
3.30
Mines
Oct
1956
7,100
18%
3.00
Northern Canada Mines
18,000
1
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw .Groceterias
1st
85
Jan
9c
2.26
Mines
1.85
16c
3.30
Gold
1.60 Jan
Oct
4.80
18%
Gold
Jan
50c
9c
3.30
2.90
—X
—
4.60
18%
2.91
52c
warrants
15c
*
13 %c Jan
North Star Oil common
9c
•
6%C Aug
:
4.65
3
1
90C
Mar
2,500
1.60
Northern Telephone
Northland
Oils Ltd
1
Apr
23,300
9c
3.50
—
Proff-rred
7=»4
80
Jan
34c
11c
1
Uranium
Northspan
7%
1
57%
41
9c
9c
—•
Rankin
North
14%
1
Jan
38%
—
15
..1
Jan
45c
9c
common.
Warrants
-.1
...
—
Ltd
North Canadian Oils
7%
*
Jan
14%c Jan
9c
38%
—1
1
Norpax
T.l
Mines
3.35
Oct
Aug
12c
Aug
38% Sep
*
Normetal Mining Corp
*
10
•
5.00
1.50 Oct
3,500
3,215
*
:
Mines
Oils
2.65 May
Oct
1
;
Mines.
Northcal
1.30
—1
Noranda Mines
Norgold
7,000
2.80 Jan
36c
1
—;
—_—
Lexindin
For
Apr
1.50
Lencourt
Medallion
12c
1.59-
Leitch Gold
McMarmac
Oct
.1
Lamaque Gold Mines
Secord Candy
McK>nv.iP
Feb
5c
Nickel Rim
Laura
McColl
jun
20c
Mar
Wasa Mining—
Luz Mines
^
Mclntyre
13c
Sep
28c
-
3,000
Jan
5c
5%c Sep
Oct
Mines—
Preferred
6,000
•
10c
Lake
Maxwell
12c
29,000
Feb
1
1.34 Jan
410
13c
1.68
May
12,200
3,100
46c
12%c
Jun
1.05
Jun
53o
11c 12 %c
43C
*
10c
Lake Llngman Gold Mines
Lake Osu Mines
Marcon
Oct
Manitoba
10c
Canada.—
Gas
Macmiilan
18c
t •
New
96c
1.35
Jan
Jan
26c
-1
5,600
Jun
36c
25c
3,399
36c
24c
Oct
6c
2.55
2.70 July
Jan
Jan
Aug.
7C
1.50
30c
2.10 Sep
24c
Jan
7c
5c
2.11
1.29 Jun
48c
1.30
32c
Jan
Aug
Sep
8c
Units
Macleod
7c
1.30
Lakeland
Macfie
1.35
Jun
3.15 Jun
56c
14 %c Oct
1
2.20
'
Aug'
120
—
Explorations—
,1.00
1.22 May
10c
Aug
1
Mines
Macdonald
1.78 Feb
—1
4,907
II,900
12%cMay
1.95
Merger.
Rouyn
Lake Dufault
.
22c
Sep
Oct,
"
Senator
Ltd
Mining & Exploration
class A
Louvicourt
17,056
4,700
July
;
:60
Superior Oils—
(John)
Lorado
Mar
250
30o
New
Townsite
Class
:67o
:
6,000
16.400
New
—
Cos
Jan
Jan
Lafarge Cement
Loblaw
23c
22 %c
*
Mines
Class A warrants
Liberal
Feb
6%0 Oct
July
Kirkland Minerals
La
90c
65c
Copper
Shore
Aug
62c
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Lake
-30o
Oct
Gold
Cinch.
28c
Aug
49c
Feb
Aug
35c
.*
New Dickenson Mines
New Fortune Mines
May
60
30c
50o
Canada
Petroleum.
5.05 May
29
6c
30c
—X
of
Jan
...X
Petroleum—
Oil
July
5.05 May
,
Oct
2.80
21% Oct
13c
Warrants
Lake
8,725.
.
6c: •6%C
12
63c
Aug
2.00 Oct
Jaa
84c
Aug
14c
45c
July
1.16 Mar
9% Feb
28c
96,545
45c
71
..
;.40o
4
Development
New Continental
New Davies
7c
1
Mines
Concord
New
„*
—.1
....
New Chamberlain
4.00
—•
210
17c
Kerr .Lake Mines..
Labatt
.
23c
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Labrador
49% Jan
68c
Oct
375
25c
Norlartic
Kirkland
18
May
40% May
730
30
14c
1
•
15o
Jan
1.09 Apr
18c
9c 10 %c
aJn5
50
Aug
Aug
15c
9c
JanD
May
2.05
610
19c
Mines
46c
40
1
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums....
Jupiter Oils
—--
Kilembe
30c
17c
9%c
1
Jowsey
Kenville
14c
14c
Ltd
Mines
Kelvinator
21% Jan
8c
Gold Mines.
Jonsmith
Oct
Map
Jan
Feb
Jan
10%
73c
25c
May
July
2.20
Oct
17c
9%c
10%
New Harricana
5.20 Apr
1.85 Aug
18c
Jan
Aug
73o
27c
Apr
8ep
54c
Apr,
7c
14c
25c
New Goldvue Mines
Oct
27%c Aug
Apr
3.25
9%c
10%
Chemical
&
New Gas
1.10
2,700
40c
2.35 May
4.45
(1939)..
Mines
Joburke
1.00
35C
Jun
40c
Jan
2.10 Oct
5,500
2,373
5
Drug
Apr
2.15
3,000
87c
35c
•
—1
Sep
1.61
5,700
31,500
Jaye. .Exploration
Jeanette
Minerals
Jellicoe
19c
95c
Mining.
Jacobus Mining Corp
1.73
Oct
22c
100
■
NeW Minda-Scotia
Jack Waite
85c
—1
National
Jan
41c
41
25c
Ltd
I
13c
3
25c
Interprovincial Pipe Line
90c
111
41%
1
International Ranwick Ltd
,
I,300
31,090
National Explorations Ltd
——•
National Hosiery Mills class B_
»
National Petroleum—
280
6% Jan
1
4.35 May
..1
Sep
common——•
International
1.70'Ma£
Oct
58
-
Jun
Nickel Co
Inspiration Mining
.....—
New Calumet
14% Oct
Oct
2.15
8,100
2.75
2.10
5
32% Jun
10% July
94
Apr
Mar
7.00 Sep
880
3.50
Inland iNatural
23
•
1.00-
23c 25%C
2.51
90c
9,900
—•
New Bidlamaque Gold
.4—
New Bristol Oils—
NeW British Dominion Oil——
10% July
76
Sep
2.68
Apr
Oct
1
—
May
12% Apr
24c
Jah
*
25%
——
Industrial AcceDt Corp Ltd
44
51
23 %c
1.20"
2.55
Jam
15% Mar
10
52c
Jan
Nealon
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial invest class A
—.
*
Imperial. Life Assurance.
:—.—.10
Imperial Oil
......
.—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary.3
Indian Lake Gold_2im—
1
90c
2.15
100
—
comtpm——
Multi
95c
2.30
IOC
8,500
X
i
Trust
Moore Corp
52,950
27,863
X
Knitting pfd
.
,
420
61c
Feb
5c
1
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
23% May
23% May
12 %
*
;
...
11%
.
24 %c
lie
12
*
....
Corp
Aug
10c
52c
55c
♦
...
Mines
Ore
Mogul
10
85C
—
36
14%
260
Mining Corp..
;
Mining Endeavour Co—
July
May
22c
22,250
33%
Feb
25%
4,500
89c
32%
24c
1
20
.
90c
33%
_1
Oils
Huron & Erie Mortgage
85e
190
•
•
Paper common
HoyfS Mining
:
—.
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Bay Oil-
1.30
24 %c
•
Canada
-6% Jun
Jun?
83c
1,635
•
...
Jan.
6,900
1
—i
2.08
18%
91c
11%
.*
Z
Oct
Sep
Oct
1,200
I
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Urapium.
1
Dauch
Humber
Jan
56c
Hollinger
Hudson
May
17c
4lc
Drilling—
Consol Gold
Home Oil Co Ltd—
Hi
62c
27c
Oct
Oct
10c
^
•
_•
Midrim Mining.
Midwest Industries Oas—.
W&rr&nts
May
Jan
46c
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
3.00
17c
50
1
common.
1.70 July
9c
Oct
——
High
20c
20c
10
10%
■
Low
83C
85c
1
UrVnium Mines
Mexican Light & Power common
Midcon Oil & Gas_
14% May
15c
Lake
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17c
I
Meta
30% July
Low
1
;
500
•"
Shares
•
Merrill Petroleum
Mar
Apr
Chipman Knitting
Merrill Island Mining
4% Jan
13% Oct
4,000
7c
Mines.
Gold
22
Mercury
Mar
15c
Aug
12c
16c
7c
Hendershot -Paper
8%, Aug
1.00 Aug
14
3;ooo
16c
for Week
Par
Aug
Apr
7c
Sales
Range
of Prices
.
21% Mar
6c
2$,200
1
—
.
200
9%c
12 %c 12 %C
1
Red
Hinde &
1.80
9c
9c
12 %c
Week's
..Last
High
16% Oct
,
100
54,500
1.80
_1
1
—
Head of Lakes Iron
Heath
9.30
6c
1
Mines—.
Minerals
Headway
LOW
13%
—*
——
1
Gold
8.75
Friday
Sale Price
v
10,622
2,270
28%
A
Mines
Rock
Harrison
17%
2.25
Gold.
Gypsum Lime & Alub.
Hahii Brass
11
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
6c
Gurney Products common.
Gwillim Lake
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Mines
Gunnar
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
.
23
Oct
2.04 Oct
54c
Oct
1.01 Oct
33%
97C
Oct
Aug
1.20 Jun
7c
8.50
50c
Jan
1.28 May
Jan
26 %C May
51c
Oct
18
May
47% May
26% Jun
3.90 Apr
88c
Jun
2.35 May
1.50
1.83
42
Jan
Apr
Jan
1.60 May
1.66 Jan
15c
Oct
13 V*
Sep
77c
Jan
Jan
May
46% Jan
33
Sep
41c
Oct
50
Sep
83%
5.90
Apr
13c
Jan
5c
Oct
Oct
Oct
7%C
Sep
70c
Sep
3.00
5c
1.00
Sep
Jun
1.75 July
41
Chrort&ele
The Commercial and Financial
(1666)
42
...
Monday, October 14, 1867
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Preiton
East
6.50
6.50
1
1
Dome
WEEK
OCTOBER
ENDED
11
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
7.00
6.40 Aug
5,025
\
Prospectors Airways
Provo
8.80
Apr
Ultra
5.40
2,980
4.90
Oct
8.35 Mar
Union
1.50
4,520
1.10
Oct
3.95 Mar
Union
Mining
2.30
July
United
Asbestos
4.25 July
United
36c
35c
United
Estella
Keno
91c
1.00
500
2.40
3.05
91,185
6c
6c
7c
9,200
6c
Sep
18c
Jan
16c
18c
1,495
15c
Aug
53c
May
—*
91c
Oct
1.70 Mar
•
1
Corp
26c
Feb
93c
Jun
Oct
86
May
Oct
24c
69%
1,753
62
3,350
11c
5.5ft
13,525
23
10
10c
2,500
4.80
1
4.75
23
-23
.
9%c
Mines
3.95
3.95
4.00
750
7c
J.
Hill
10,843
17%c 17 %c
Canada
of
High
Low
-36c
62
Corps Ltd class A—-—
92c
Gas
Range Sirce J*a.l
Shares
High
62%
4.90
1.10
2.66
—
Ltd
Minerals
Purdex
—
Low
—1
Shawkey Mines
5.05
-
Ltd
Producers
Gas
for Week
Par
High
United
Mines
Warrants
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shire#
1.30
Uranium
Hronto
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Price#
Sale Friee
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
7%c
4.75
23
1,500
-
1
29% Jan
-
Oct
8c
i
7.15 May
Oct
Oct.-
•
f
Feb
*
Feb
!
20c
-
3.95
Jim
6.40
Jan
7c
Aug
17c
Jan
.
'
''
Ascot Copper
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
1
Quebec Copper Corp
1
Quebec Labrador Develop——'
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
Quebec Manitou Mines——
1
Quebec Metallurgical
*
Queen st op ©old Mines
»
1
Queuiont Mining
————•
Qulntc Milk clase A
Quebec
Petroleum
Quonto
60c
154,510
46c
Oct
40c
44c
12,'250
35c
Aug
8c
10c
20,200
8c
Sep
6.10
6.40
6.30
-
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations
22c
23c
6,400
1.15
1.25
19,825
21c
21c
24c
9.00
9.50
9%
230
22c
26c
12,008
—
Mines
Ltd
Aug
Vico Explorations
Victoria <fe Grey Trust
Violamac
Jan
Vulcan
1.27
1.23
1.31
26,060
1.90
""
10c
10c
11c
1.50
1.45
7,000
1.25 Aug
10c
SeD
1.25 May
1.50
700
39c
35c
42c
24,390
1.62
1.62
1.80
12,916
1.25 May
1
7c
7c
8c
13,600
58c
51c
58c
7,700
Maurice
Michael
Uranium
A
Class
30c
12
11%
12%
83,020
11%
15c
10 %C Aug
21c
Apr
8c
1,000
16c
16,350
59
63
2,166
59
13%
13%
17
5,650
25%
25%
53
9
10%
1,827
65c
15c
13%
65c
15c
12%
13%
5,010
Werner
Lake
Wespac
Petroleums
1.00
Jan
West
25%
Jun
West
Feb
Westeel
Aug
9c
Jan
Sep
25 %
Oct
Oct
9% Aug
13%
Sep
71c
8,800
59C
Aug
18c
14,000
15c
July
12%
395
9% Mar
25
15c
24c
July
77
23%
Jun
38
Jun
12%
Jan
18%
Jan
1.35
Jun
40c
Mar
24% Feb
23% Oct
45c
45c
57c
2,530
4b*.
May
68c
Jan
23c
21c
26c
64,200
'13c
Jan
70c
Jun
18,400
68c
Oct
37%
Oct
26
26
24%
24%
26
—
68c
•
68c
265
82c
1.82
Jan
38%
2.51
15,250
2.00
Oct
3.95
6.60
28,u35
3.o0
Sep
8.75
Sep
21%
21%
23%
2,548
21%
Oct
24%
Oct
25
Oct
28%' Oct
*
A
50c
1
28%
900
41c
41c
500
4.90
5.20
26,a <8
20%
5.00
*
common
30
25
20%
520
__
41c
Gordon
__
1
Mines
8
K
D
——
Ltd preferred
Valley Oil
Southern
Air
21c
1,500
10
10%
627
11
11
100
4,
14%
14%,
*
15%
10,620
8,800
66c
65c
67c
2.20*
2.20
2.20
100
6c
Gc
6c
3,000
45
50
45
46
175
*
14c
11c
16C
700
Oils
1
25c
24c
30c
12,lb6
Services
•
8 %
8%
803
Union
8partan
22
Jan
Sep
20c
21c
«.
.*
—
Somerville
Souris
Sep
50
18,650
*
Roi
Van
19%
41c
20
1
Ltd
Manufacturing
Slocan
May
45c
.=,
—
—
Sep
9% July
10% July
,14% Oct
6bv,
1.75
Stadacona
Standard
45
11c
Starratt
Steel
of
Bros
Aug
Oct
78c
20c
Oct
42c
34
Mar
43
Corp
1
3.45
3.35
3.70
Products
7,595
3.15
Jan
6.40
5.00
2.25
2.50
4,035
1.60 Aug
2.02
2.35
8,125
93c
85c
95c
36,400
2.02 Aug
60c
Feb
7%c
6%c
8c
65,550
6%C Oct
23
23%
23
•
52%
;
500
26%
Sep
73% May
30,568
4%c Oct
12
12%
29,508
11%
10c
10c
11c
10,100
10c
8c
8c
8%c
9,700
7c
2.02
•
;
2.20
11,650
24c
1,700
5
5
ordinary
5
900
19
19
19
15
2.00
2.00
2.00
30
16
25
,
v
„
1.96
120c
'•
16
16%
1,560
4c
5c
,
Gold
50c
Industries
__
*
Gold
—
_1
5,000
May
Aug
3,839
5c
1
1
1.75 July
34c
23
54%
4%c
12
1
common
Mines
Sen
Sep
Aug
1.90 Aug
19c
4%
19
1.35
1
18%
Mines
I
1.60
Western
B
Bank
Elevators
Preferred
Works
A
,
Ltd
Trans
Mountain OH Pipe Line
Transcontinental
Trans
Prairie
Triad
Resources
Oil
Pipeline
Trinity Chibougamau
L85
'2.05
16,995
2.95
Jan
May
23 % May
59c
Jan
15c
Feb
4.10
Jan
Sep
Feb
45c
May
9
Jun
Apr
21%
Feb
Jan
3.90
Jun
15% Sep
21%
50c
5.00
5.00
900
1.01
1.18
8,910
11
Sep
13%
Jan
Sep
6.10
66
82
Jun
ix
9%
Oct
18% Mar
9c
Oct
81c
2.20
,
Feb
Apr
4.70
Oct
f
21C
Aug
54c
Jan
*
8c
Sep
35c
Jan
;
Jan
53c
May
Aug
17C
ajan
16 %C
6c
1.12
•
Jan
27'
Jun
;
Jan
3.00
Apr
»
Jan
1.35
Apr
6.50
Jan
1,00
Jan
,
3.90 ADT
,
;
Feb
11
25
11
Oct
22 %
990
18%
Jan
27% Jun
j
2iy2
715
19% Mar
28
.
17
78
93% May
,
Jun
'78
78
78
6.50
7.55
2,175
86c
86c
1.00
13,850
86c
Oct
2.90
Jan
199,200
10c
Feb
37c
Aug }
5c
Oct
19%c
1
18%c23%c
5c
1
:
Mines
45
7c
8,500
14c
10%
11%
2,595
•
32%
32%
33
135
5c
6c
26,500
10%
10%
200
&
Ltd
class
-5
Yankee
Canuck
-May
Oil
43c
May
32%
Oct
42%
5c
Sep
t
,
Apr
f
1.30 May
J
13%
10% May
Aug
5
;.5%
550
2.85
Sep
6.00 Sep
1.35
.1.35
1.60
16,400
1.15
Feb
1:70
17c
17c
17c
5,300
'
9c
|
!
j
Aug
July
15c
7c
\
Sep
37c
Jan
16o
Apr
15c
Jan
9c
8c
6c
6c
1,500
5%c Aug
1.14
1.12
1.22
21,230
1.00 Aug
1:63 Apr
4%C
5c
5,500
4%c Oct
10%c Feb
21 %c
24c
52,000
20o
1
-1
Zenmac Metal
}
July
39
10 V4
"5 "5
Bear Mines
-
,
Jan
11c
Jan
12 %c Sep
1
Mines
Mines
11,786
12
5
-
Zinc
Yellorex
Yellowknife
.
:
.
Aug
6% Mar
•
Combing Corp
Wright-Hargreaves
&
5%C
•
A—.—_—_—
Wool
Yukeno
5.00 Mar
19
13 %C
Yale Lead
46c
.11
.
1.9%
10'%
Woodward
1.85
22c
.1
7,000
20c
40c-
Aug
j
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]
|
Apr
Toronto Slock
Exchange—Curb Section
Canadian
Funds
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sales
Range
Friday
1
Sale l'riea
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Low
26%
Low
High
26%
Par
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper-.
Anglo Newfoundland Developi..
Asbestos Corp
1_
Bulolo Gold Dredging
of Prices
26%
5%
6
2,125
5%
Sep
27%
:
27%
(28%
1,100
3.60
-
3.60
3.90
600
21%
T
20%
21%
555
)
39 % Jan1
10% Jan i
35
Aug!
4.50 Apr ;
Oct
"
High
'
•
215
5%
26%
5
25% Aug
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian
Bronze
,
3.60 Aug
26 %
common—'
Canadian
General Investments
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Ingersoll Rand
Canadian
Marconi
Coast
__
common
—
.
.26%
275
26 %
95
15%
.
„
;—
26 %
26%
.
.
16 %
1,460
45
45
-45
.
26%
Oct
Feb
45
2.50
2-45
2.50
250
2.45
Oct
2.00
=2.00
2.00
300
1.75
27%
29%
27%
July
4.10 May
Oct
15c
53
Oct
27%
Jun
31% May
20
May
,
15 V« Mar
1
:
30%
Oct
26
5
-
Copper
25% May
Oct
20%
Oct
,
7.00
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
Oct
420
18% Sep
7c
Sep
21
93,000
16c
Mar
18,850
35c
55c
May
Consolidated
Paper
-15c
Oil
Glass
Jan
July
International
■
Paper
:
24
24
-
-
"
205
1,463
i
404
24
-7.50
.82
82
23%
23%
391
86
5
_±_
13,000
59
19%
58
18%
18%
I
Gaspe Copper Mines
Intl Utilities
15c 16%C
common:
1956
2,450.
25%
new coin
-
2,377
1.55
Jan
3.35
.
50c
Apr
51
Jan-
68
May
16%
Feb
22
May
17%
37%
Sep
82
Oct
23%
Oct
•
21,214
>
Jun
5.00
Jan
19%
19
.
—*
6,200
57c
,
13 %C
Apr
9%c
4c
18%
1.74
t
July
•1-9% Aug
•
Dominion
Jun
•'
Jan
July
•104
33% Aug;
.'
i
"
4.125
1.70
Oct
50c
Feb
4.90
Jan
Loblaw
Jan
Maclareri
Inc
73
70c
58c
Aug
Jan
Niagara
8c
8,800
7c
Oct
36c
Jan
Ogilvie Flour
65c
5,200
19c
Jan
93c
Mar
95
64% Mar'
65
25
65
Oct
40
.Mar
93% May ?
July
30c
:
73
65
—
7c
34c
3,000
Aug
47c
40%
740
38%
Oct
49
Jan
18 %
150
17%
Sep
20
Mar
24
24
25
22 »/4
Feb
30
Feb
31
23
23
23
50
20
9c
9c
9c
10
8%c Oct
33 %
33
34%
1,248
33
36
35
36
125
1.30
1.26
1.60
6,010
•
2.05
2.01
2.26
9,100
20c 21%c
5,945
6,757
20c
•
«
x
66%
:
17c
■
4.80
21C
66%
76V4
17C
18C
2,600
21%
23
635
4.75
5.10
21,086
"20c24%c
Wire
&
Paper
41
4i
41
26%
27%
3.60
3.70
3.45
2.17
100
2.17
Oct
44
45
469
42%
Sep
5
1,500
65c
10,200
24
225
,
Sep
2.17
5
,
!
27
Weaving.'
v
common—
Pat© Consolidated Gold Mines
Pend
Oreille
Price
May
Third
5,125
23c
May
Yukon
.
*
25
85
May !
42%
35
Oct
48
95c
Aug
Sep
20c
Oct
66%
Oct
17c
3.25
Jun j
47
1,080
-
May
5-20
Apr
,..3.40
Jan
38
Sep.
*
Canadian
Gen
Consolidated
1.
-
Inv
Gold
1
■
2.17
' j
44
,
—*
Tr
CorD
:
65c
1,
_*
-
'
24
.
57c
23%
,
5
54c
-
Oct
Mar
Mtv
8«<
••.32..
23%, Jan
-
Jan'
.59
6% Aug
-
Jun,
Jun
40c
Oct
34c
Feb
35% Aug
Oct
33c
*
a
Jun
145% May
9.00
1
FOOTNOTES
Jun
Apr
3.35 May
4.75
Feb
.
25%
■
_1
^—:
Feb
17
20c
3.70
-
210
—»
Oct
1.90
1
4
Mines
Bros
Zellers
1
•
Power
'
18%
24
*
1.25
34c
'
*
98c
38%
——
38%
'
Explorations
Empire Oils
Rights
Feb
2.00 Mar
83c
Feb
15% May
1
Jun
58c
4o
Canada
25%
1.20 Aug
25
Ltd
56c
•
preferred
Jun
23
50c
110
1.07
1
Oils
Windfall
Jan
2.00
l
Trans
?
6.50
7c
Towagmac Exploration J
A
Mar
29c
110
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood (John) Indus class A
Woodgreen Copper
1.75
55c
*
class
27
5.00
100
Winchester Larder
5.50
1.70I
f
.
i
2.70 Aug
1.90
,*
_
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jan
60c
10
common
16%
-27
:
——•
_
—
56c
Traders
5%
B_
:
3,500
21,300
j
Trans
16%
Warrants
Sep
50c
i
Dominion
Toronto
J
Jan
Feb
•
class A
—
•
Silver Mines
Toronto
15,738
50c
X
;
'2.10
•
Willroy Mines
1.10
1.75
_•
—
Tiara Mines
10,500
J
Petroleum
(Geo)
Class
3.10
1.60
7%c
1.75
*
Plywood Co class
Weston
2,025
50c
25c
Tombill Gold Mines
Jun
3%
Sep
5%c
1
Jan
44%
11c
10c 12 %c
l
...
17,513
6c
—5
Leaseholds
Naco
29,935
51c
1,000
20c
1.75
*
Warrants
Western
Western
1.43
47 %c
9,500
10c
6c
Petroleum
3.25
18%
47 %c
23c
<
17C
;
Decalta
Dalhousie
1
...
Finance
23c
10c
17c
—1
i
Western
1.21
1.25
*
1,200
•
Breweries
3.25
—
4,700
2.75
1
5.05 Mar
50%
52
5c
_1
Mines
11c
2.20
Apr
2.40
2.06
*
1
9c
2.20
Apr
1
;
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Class
9%c
"
1
Ltd
*
Petroleum
Iron
i—*
Western Canada
Jun
Texas
Toronto
1.040
Jan
95
Taurcanls Mines
Torbrit
3.35
3.25
Mar
5,513
...
Teek-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
3.25
1
Ltd—
Dupont Co Canada
Tandem
7,600
50c
liy4 Jun
35
Preferred
Syivanite
6,000
v52c
May gill Gas Gil
Jan
6
22c
Exploration
Propane common
Tamblyn
25
1.30
50c
Mines
Jan
80c
34%
8unburst
Switson
23
-1.25
23c
.
Apr
30c
Aug
1
Cons
48%
Oct
24C
35
Mines
1
Jan
•
Cons
Inlet
5% Jun
15c
20c
Canada
Superiest
1.03" Sep
20c
Gas
Warrants
23
1;26
Nickel-.
Malartic
Jan
20c
Sullivan
Surf
20%
61,600
Steeloy Mining
;
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon
River
Gold
Sudbury Contact
Superior
Aug
27c
Nickel
Stedman
Jan
20c
—•
Uranium
&
Jan
11
12
22c
Warrants
Oil
63c
Materials
&
Uranium
Stanwell
Jun
Jan
_•
Paving
StanrocK
Oct
1.05
•
Mines
Stanleigh
Sep
5%c Sep
'
Spooner Mines & Oils
1.35 Mar
8.10 Jan
23
20
*
A
Jan
Jun
Sep
42c
10
50c
class
Simpsons Ltd
Mines
Aug
4.85 July
44c
trust
11
Siscoe
35c
80
20
20
Mines
t
July
May
1
Dairies
23
1
1
;
Mar
5.50
Standard
-10
July
2.00
Silverwood
—.
;
Mines—i
W
1.82 May
37%
Silver
41,700
250
2.05
Miller
6%e
1,935
5.80
Voting
Jun
9,070
37%
Silver
Oct
2
74
1
Creek Gold
27-
380
9'/2
15y2July
30% July
25
Aug
——
—
Breweries
6c
6,641
6.70
50o
8herritt
Aug
6
Sep
9,600
2.00
9%
Amulet
Oct
13 %
1
Debentures
Sheep
73c
>
Jan
30%
6.50
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Shawinigan Water & Power new com-*
Sicks
-
July
3
.27
1
—-
Aug
7c
8c
14c
59%
—*
Gold
class
56c
Jan
2.00
-
69 %
35c
93,173
——1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
New
bc
71
16
48c
9
Ltd
Ltd
6c
9y4
Oct
40c
42&r
,
:.-25
Oils
400
6,65
12%
18,000
25
Rainbow
2,700
•
Jan
100,707
13%
B
Scurrj
'68c
,
Equipment
:
1—:—*
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
.—.*
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd—
'—1
Weeden
Pyrite Copper
1
75c
13
25%
Antonio Gold—
River
»
=—
Waterous
Feb
58c
•
preferred
i
May
4.00
>
2.00
.
-
Walker G &
50c
13c
18
Waite
1.00 May
Jan
12c
25
—
Mines
B
Wainwright Producers & Ref_
2.05 May
23c
12%
•
St
May
27
—i—.
Mines
Oils
2.50
6%c Aug
37 %c
13
1
common
Oct
Feb
23c
Jun
12c
10
•
Salada-Sliirriff-Horsey common
Class
35c
42c
•
——T——
8t
18
Feb
1.73
Jan
industries
Corp
Gas..
Band
31c
1.49 Mar
—*
Lawrence
San
Sep
1.35
Mines
Preferred
8t
17c
Oct
Royal Bank of Canada——.;
Roy all te Oil common..
Russell
class
Mfg
Aug
-50o
—
Oct
2i
,6c
1
-
Viceroy
60c
Can Ltd
Oils
He
27%
Ventures Ltd
1
V)
Consol
Vandoo Consol Explorations Ltd
Jan
Apr
38c
—v
Ltd—
Roxana
Aug
19
1,600
1
J
t
12%
*
3.90
^—
=
11%
8,400
—
Pete
Rowan
28c
G6c
—
common
65c
4.40 May
693
11U
225,940
13%
23%
60c
1
Mines
Alloys
Oct
40c
——-1
<
2
*
60c
Mines
(A
Canada
Vanadium
Aug
1
Mfg
May
38c
Uranium
Mines
Upper
3.20
12%
23%
12%
■—
—
Jan
2.45
G3c
*
Rockwin
10% Mar
80c
2.76
2.82
-
Corp
Products
93/4
1
=
Rio Rupununl Mines
Robertson
Steel
Universal
—*
■——1
——*
——
Athabasca
Oils
United
40c
Uranium
Rexspar
Roe
July
United
Mar
1
—
9
—*
Ren a bio
Rocky
Oct
15c
3,245
9%
Oct
1.15
14,200
9.05
22c
1.25
1
—
Rich well
Roche
5.60 Aug
4,125
23c
1.20
Jan
Jan
2.34
28c
—*
Mines.
Rainville Mines Ltd
Rix
46c
1
-
Uranium
Radio re
55c
40c
8%c
United Montauban
Jan
OUT-OF-TOWN
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's
In year's range)."
e
x
Ex-dividend.
privileges.
•
,.
^
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
...
range).
.
-
,
wi When issued.
y
.
Cash sale (not Included in year's
MARKETS
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
-
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price.
r
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating dividend.
Wd When delivered.
'
range).
AND
t
d Deferred delivery sale (not Included
Apr
Jan
FOR
No par value.
-
i
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
(1667)
.1
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, October 11
The
.
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactibhs. They .are intended as a guide to the:
range within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the
j'asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is composed o£ securities
via/,'
which have
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerevcx Corp
Alr
Ihc
American Box Board Co:
Commercial
Amer Hospital
Farms
Co
Public
Arkansas
21
24
vb
Southern
Calif Water Co
27%
Southern
Colorado
19%
21%
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co—25
57 %
61%
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp
Class A common
1
23 Va
Western
Associated
Gas
Spring
Avon Products
Aztec
Oil
19%
17%
Voltage Engineering—_l
Co
Hycon
18%
Mfg
A
2%
1
Co
1
1
Co
13
Indian Head Mills Inc
26
16V«
17%
Indianapolis Water
Co
31%
13%
10
Southwest
3%
Southwestern
Co
18%
Staley
17%
19
Stand
-
26%
28 vb
Struthers
Wells
22%
Stubnitz
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa
Southern
Pow
Co
5
5
Utilities
Co
Jt r 14 *
15
26%
<
18
10%
11%"'
Jack & Helntz Inc
10
9%
10%
Jamaica
1
8%1
«
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Bowser
Inc
22
_1
Buckeye; Steel
Kaiser
26%
11%
12%
Kendall
California Oregon Power Co„20
27
28%
38%
42
Keystone
Portland
19
20%
Koehring
Co
Carlisle
Ltd——10c
oil
Corp
Ltd
10c
7%
Oil of Calif-1
*.
Paper Co —__:—— 1
Ceco Steel Products Corp
_10
Electric
Central
111
Gas
&
Elec
Gas
&
Co
39%
6%
15%
28%
30%
Central Indiana Gas Co_——_5
12%
32%
35 3
20%
Maine
Central
Public Utility Corp—6
Central
Soya Co
Power
Co
10
Lone
a
22
18 %
19%
14%
16
Common class B
Clinton
Machine Co
Coastal
States
Collins
B
Prod
Gas
Radio Co
Class
A
Colonial. Stores
Inc
—„——2%
Connecticut Light & Power
>'
Common
Darling
Ltd
»
5%
4%
~1
V
"•
17%
Dictaphone Corp
14 %
19 Va "
50%
47
5
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inp
1
Disney (Wait) Productions,^%
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley (R R) & Sons Co—5
10 %
17
*
2
North
33
8%
12%
—2
3'A
8b
Gas
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co—1
Eastern Industries Inc —_—50c
..8%
1
■
17 V2
5
1
v,8%
■"
14
5
American
19 %
8
Coal
'24%
•34%
18'
16%
17
16
18%
1
17%
•
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12%
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16-'
22%
10%
24%
11%
r
7
1
7%
9%
5
Corp
7%
;•
31 V./
.
1
Associates—10
Corp
1
El Paso Electric Co
(Tescus)
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State
Equity OH Co
Fairmont
Fanner
7%
Oil
Co
5%
35%
7
(N Y)
Co
•
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20
Corp
10
Governor
2.50
Co
22
6
-
51%
54%
57%
8%
9%
Off-Short
Corp
Fluor Corp Ltd
12%
5%
38 3A
5%
12
25
27
14%
2%
,
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Paper_10
10%
27%
16%
17%
Co
Garlock Packing Co
1
Gas Service-Co
General
10
Crude
Oil
Genera) Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calif)
Co
2%
*
26
28%
■
20%
22%
28
5%
5%
pfd—20
18%
19%
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5%%
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preferred
Trust
Co
(N
Bank
Nat-l
10
25
27%
31
33%
36
38 3A
Manufacturers Tr Co (1 Y)
1«
Meadow Brook Natl Beak of
41%
44%
Freeport (N Y)
■
Mellon Natl Bk ft Tr Co
(Pgh) 20
Mercantile Tr Co (St Lools)—20
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
16%
Co
J)
5
23%
25%
Cleve—16
of
32%
35 Vb
37%
39 Va
46%
48%
Bk of
Natl
Liberty Real Estate Bk At Tr
43%
46
35%
57%
61 Va
(Phlla)
Portland
Cement
Co
Glddings 8s Lewi? Mnrb tw.i
1
co
2
14%
16
15
16%
1
Bottlers—1
National
Co
(N
50
HI
25
Trust
74
Co
48%
24
25%
Peoples First Natl
Co (Pgh)
Peoples Tr Co of
172
32
34%
30%
46
49'A
73%
77%
70%
9
9%
74%
ft Trust
(Phila)
14%
20%
Rockland-Atlas
Natl
Bank
41%
25
of
St
Louis
10
32%
35Va
62%
65
17 Va
19%
67%
62%
Franklin Natl Bk
Union
66%
(Boston,
Mass)
62%
62
66%
Second Nstl Bk of Phlla.
.10
26%
29%
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
13%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
10
40%
43%
31
34%
23%
25%
ton
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk.15
44%
65
N
New
Y>
—20
York,
Albany
Bk ft Tr
45%
443
22%
5%
6
15%
46%
31
40%
10
19%
21%
3%
8%
9%
Y)
29%
32
48
53%
15%
17
31
34%
33
35%
(Cleveland)
10
X41
35%
Producing Properties Inc —Mlc
New Hamp
S
42
Union Bank of Oomxaeree—
Hudson
33%
28%
10
Ce
Trade Bk ft Tr Co IB Y)
Trust Co of New Jersey
68
415
Hartford Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
Natl
47%
42
(Chi)—100
Harris Tr 8s Sav Bk
it
45%
26
38
Y)
Bank of
Sterling
IN
42%
S
(N
State
(Franklin
5
01
17
Pub Serv Co of
New Mexico
5
15%
Union
Hudson Tr Co
16
Providence R I
footnotes
see
United
Tr
Co
of
States
Maryhutd—18
~
1
13%
1
25%
28
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Reich hold
Chemicals
1
4%
5%
23%
25%
2
24%
26%
1
12%
13%
13%
14%
United States TrOl
(IT).
Natural Gas Co
19
20%
Reslstoflex
131/2
14%
Richardson CO
23
Corp
25%
Riley Stoker Corp
3
20%
41%
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
14 Va
23%
14%
15%
15%
16%
Roadway Express class A
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
Utility
of
Stocks quoted In the above
Over
•
the
•
Counter
8ec«rittea.
16
21%
&
list
Yomr orders ft ifpttrf* ere tnottod
22 Va
37%
Industrial
Grolier
Gruen
(A P >
Fire Bricx Co—5
Mrmnf„in Power Corp
5
Society
Industries
Inc
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf
Sulphur
Gustfn-Baeon
Corp
1
1
8 VI
8%
46%
50%
62
66%
'
1
4
•
9
10c
Mfg Co new—2.50
25c
•
9%
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co_2%
3%
3%
Roddis
26%
287b
5
«
Plywood
Corp
Rvder System Inc
1—
1
5
17%
18%
40 %
43
9%
10%
16 %
17 %
TROSTER,
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2-
2400
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&
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74
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CO.
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270
66
27%
Valley Nstl Bk (Phoenix Arts).8
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National
23%
63
preceding page.
14%
Products
44%
21%
(Boston)
15
Purolator
44
4 VA
Trwsl
17
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
9V»
72
Trust
61%
Guaranty Trust Co
Bank
Street
59
10
Y)
Trust
Second Bank-State
Banking
(Phila)
Louis
8%
58%
20
(N Y)„20
New Rochelle
For
55%
127
St
21%
Pub 8erv Co of
44
52
53
5
9%
25%
35%
29%
of
Boston
324
Industrial Natl Bk of
,
16
33
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York
•
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S
34%
68%
65
49%
15%
.
54%
26%
Republic Natl Bank
Dallas) 12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D O.JM
(Jersey City)_25
38 %
8%
24
Great Western Financial Cor„ 1
Green
>■
50%
20
66%
33%
35%
14
Corp
•
443
34%
19%
35
Co
3%
Green
'
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31%
—6%
415
Tr
CIJ
(Hsckensaok N J)
Philadelphia Natl Bank.
JLO
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
First Westchester Natl Bank
Hanover
ft
30
33%
Bk
N
Bk
61 %
Dallas—10
of
Pennsylvania
Square
43
73%
28
Paterson
Trust Co
29%
55
Eng Trust Co (Boston).lOO
New York Trust Co (N Y)
20
Northern Tr Co (Chicago )_10O
& Tr
First Natl City Bank
of
>,
50%
36%
32
8s
27
30
70%
319
Natl
7.00
Bank¬
33%
(Atlanta). 10
First
Y)
J)
44%
First Natl Bank of Boston__12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
of
N
Essex
ft
19%
64%
40%
163
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)„10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10*
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
Bk
(N
56%
18
60%
New
(N Y)_lo
N J)
53
Nstl Shawmut Bk of
Boeton_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
10
(Camden
First National
(Albany
Newark
42%
273
88%
(Newark
First Camden Natl Bk
D*t*ott__10
•
29%
50
J)
38%
260
26%
(White
Federation Bk & Tr Co
of
61%
85
33Va
9
Co
Natl
ing Co
10
Co
Trust
Trust
79%
39%
Trust
Plains N Y)
N
61%
37%
Co.12%
Bank
129
58
National Bank of Westchsster.l
National City Bank (CSevo)_10
National Commerce Bank ft
233
57
of N J-25
8s Tr
Bank 8s
(Paterson N J)
Comity
220
National
8s
Y)
122
Morgan (J P) ft Co (B Y)—100
10
1
Corp
18%
37%
Southern
8s
(Savannah)
Coke Co——19
Republic
20
__70c
31%
2.50
5%
30%
33%
102
Long Island Trust Co (M Y)_10
Potash Co of America
„
•
6%
6
96
63 Va
5
4>A
28%
31%
M
61 Va
Portland General Electric Co-7%
11%
25%
Frito
6%
Ask
17
61
5%
Rubber
Portland Gas &
17%
15%
1
5%
Bid
I
10
22 %
Phlla_10
Federal
"
(Fhlla)
10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
'
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58
5
Polaroid
21%
'
JOO
16
2
Lumber
Plymouth
14
20
General
Oou_
Far
304
20%
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
(Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
Pickering
13 V»
8%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust CO
(Brooklyn N Y)
34%
First Nat'l Bank Trust Co
6%
Indus
27%
12
34 Vb
(St
Bk
10%
13 Va
•
90c
Pioneer Natural Gas Co—
17%
16
1
1
foteel
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
6%
48
"
Corp
Telev "A"
Mercury
25
20
Bank
Natl
Natl
38%
-
32%
35
First
4%
1—•
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co
30%
30%
industrial Trust Co
(NY)_5
Bank
16%
5
Pacific
*
9%
15%
27
7%
Ask
292
York
Co
Bid
—100
North America
Natl
3%
5
Pendleton
Fisher Brothers Co
Fishar
44
6%
27%
14%
•
8%
14
in
Zapata
A~
(Newark) _25
New
of
67
62%
Prod—lc
Panst Brewing Co
Pacific -Airmotive
23%
1
1
Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Florida
-
21%
10c
Foods
Boston
11
■*-
40
•
Mfg Co
Federal
First
•
10
-
7
5%
Company
*
Electrolux
13%
,
>
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp—1
50%
6%
6%
First
15 V*
Otter Tall Power Co
32%
30%
River
Miss
46
__-1
8
12
1
Old Ben Coal Corp
Opellka Manufacturing Corp
.
8s
of
First
17 % -
15%
T
11%
11
3
Northwestern Pub Serv Cb
Oklahoma
Utilities
Co
Co
(Chicago)1
County Bank 8s Trust Co
19%
15 v8
17%
21%
.16%:
50c
Corp
Corp
America N
Continental
;26%
'
-
-3%
Eastern
Ga*
Connecticut Bank
■25%
25
•
Northwest Production
9%
11%
America
Nat
Commercial Trust Co.
19%
.-22%
Oil
of
Trust
23%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
Dunham
Dynamics Corp of
l $1
preference
King
States
Gasoline Corp__l
Corp
1
Commercial State Bank
,23%
-10
Thermador
1
__10e
Natural
Cleveland Trust Co
-
•
2%
Elec Assoc
Co
Wurlitzer
City Natl Bk 8s Tr (Chicago) _25
21%,,
'
.1
-8%
7%
30%
Inc
18%
.-
1
Co
White Eagle Oil
Whiting Corp
4 Va
.
7%
Inc™___^_2
23 %
1
.
6%
File
Western Natural Gaa Co
8%
5%
Bank
5%
<
1
Eng Gas 8s
8
19%
Citizens
43
5
21%
1
Bush
5
—5%
North Penn Gas Co
DuMont Broadcasting Corp.
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
12%
29%
33%
Noftex
4%
3
10%
30%
Norrls
12
15%
18%
27%
39
Nicholson
41%
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12Va
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)
10
17%
35 Vb
New
18% '
17
15%
33 Va
39
3%
Centl-Penn
20 vb
32%
Co
14%
31%
43
5
Central
46 vb
15%
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del
1
15
1
1
27%
v
National Alumlnate Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
10%
•:
43
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
.8%
9
''
24
9%
Chemical Co
West Point Manufacturing Co_l
Western Lt 8s Telephone OouJIO
Western Massachusetts Cos—.1
.
18%
Broad St Trust Co (Phlla)
11%
Utilities
3Vb
2%.(
l
Petroleum
Louis)
45%
Montrose
26%
1
Camden
8%
Missouri
8%
7%
7%
24%
Services
National
Boatmen's
31%
10%
48%
;
44 ;
Tayler Oil Corp„— 1 ;13Va
ouppiy Co of N Y—2'/a
16
Detroit 8s Canada Tunnel Corp,5
12%
Detroit Harvester Co -u.
1 ■*.- 17%
Bridge Co
29
41%
27%
9%
Dentists
Internat
13%
(W L)
12%
Delhi
Detroit
Inc
30%
*
Jet
Williams 8s Co Ino.
-SK
Wisconsin Pow 8s Light Co_10
Wood Conversion Co
g
Bankers Trust
18%
16
8Va
11%
Welex
21%
Bank
29%
12%
•
Electric Co
Laboratories
6%
20%
Bank
64
16%
1 %
Minneapolis Gas Co
;
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge, Line Co—
Mississippi Valley Gas Co_„
1
Co
60 Va
lc
Miles
21%
5%
1
(San Francisco)
Bank of Commerce
va
27
Class A common—
6.%':
„
Co^,-vy 17%'18%
vtg
<L A)
29%
6-r
v-
Cross Company
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc_—___5vCutter Laboratories com vtg-—1
4
1
Meredith
18%.,.
17
27
-
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—.,1,.
.
21%
19
Par
30%
1
1
13%
l
24 7/b
Bank
4%
3 %
28
cl B—5
Machine & Eng_—
Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
54 v
19%
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
3%
10c
1
.«
12 %
Washington Steel Corp
Bank & Trust
5
McNeil
50
-v
4%
McLean Trucking Co cl A com_l
McLouth Steel Corp
2%
23%
22'%
■
Commonwealth Gas Corp,—1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inb_2c»
_lc
America
Industries
32
10%
15%
Texas
16%
McLean
9%
-13%:
-11%
5
Colorado Milling 8s Eiev Co—1
Colorado Gif 8s Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred —
25
15 %
Corp
_3
McDermott (J Ray) 8s Co Inc_l
14%
12•%/■
;■
Maxson
5%
4%
1
—
Colorado, Interstate Gas Co
-Hi
15%
24 VB
41%
29%
9%
Transmis
11%
25
Prods
22
38
Co
Washington Natural Gaa Ca—30
39
18%
10%
Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
-1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_5Cfc
15%
—;8%
__L_1
com
common
17%
5
Co
Automo
Swasey
Warren (S D)
24 Va
29 ya
Thermo
1
Gas &
19%
28%
Co
com
15%
com—
26
;
of
8s
Amer
16%
44 Va
14%
Inc
Gas Transmis Co
of
14%
Warren Brothers Co
4%
22
Corp
Warner
12
3%
2%
34 vb
1
Steel
11
1
Corp
23%
Three
30%
Marlln-Rockwell
14%
-1
Vitro
5%
27%
37%
24%
Mlg & Sales Co__
Madison
4%
4%
41%
5Va
5
31%
"
26
Macmillan Co
i
14 '/4
33 %e
38%
1
1.25
Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co_l
35'A
3
Co
Corp
Maremont
Gas Co
I
Citizens Util Go com cl A__33 %c
Valley Mould 8s Iron
Vanity Fair Mills Ino.
Texas
4
8%
32 *
Chattanooga
32%
7
31%
29
•
Texas Industries Inc
-
35%
5
Fibers
Oil Corp
Star
Ludlow
29%
Central Telephone Co.
10
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp—.—6
29'A
6%
Utah Southern Oil Co
Delaware Corp
Eastern
29
10
Co
Lucky Stores Inc
20 %
1
Blower
Lithium
22
Central
33%
3%
10
Cem
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
"
13%
Electric Co—5
Central Louisiana
Inc
Glass
Le Cuno
5%
Co—10
Lau
21%
19%
14 V4
3%
27%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
12 J/2
Corp
Texas
23%
8%
16
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus Inc-
9%
33
Cedar Point Field Trust ctl.S—
Central
L-O-F
21%
8%
Carpenter
Tekoil
21 Va
27%
25%
11%
Inc
8%
19%
—1
—,—
17%
32%
50c
Co
Kennametal
Oil
Tampax
19%
25'A
23%
:
,
40%
31%
3
Kentucky Utilities Co
California Water
Delhi
9%
7 Va
22%
City Public Serv Co
1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
Kellogg Co
37 %
Oanani^.j
,
38
Kansas
10%-'
1
Canadian
.
15%
110
Canadian Superior
8%
21%
24%
Corp
1
Propane Ga# Corp__l
Refining Co
lc
(O A) Corp Inc
1
Sutton
•
n
•
34%
25
1
1
common
Burndy- Corp
Co
'
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
-
Product#
Corp
Tennessee
Corp
preferred
40%
Service
C
6%
Inc
Bullock's
.
—5
31'.
Co
*
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Steel
$1.46
24%
9%
6'ln/.fG<->
Electric
34%
v
.
19%
United Western Mineral#-—10c
Universal Match Corp
U%
Works
Bun tide
*
-1.
15%
—1
„
Castings
• ■■■' 32
Jervis Corp
5%
13%
preferred
25
Sharpe Mfg Co
-10
Brown 8s
23 38
23%
-
4% ;
.
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Brush Beryllium Co
'
21%'
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9%
25%
25%
Suburban
10
9%
Jessop Steel Co -1,
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33
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Jefferson
9%" '
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30
*
Blaok„ Sivalls &. Bryson Inc
Botany Mills Inc_
;
•.
6 '/8
5
,
16%
8%
23 %
27
Greene
Iowa Electric Lt 8s
10
20
Strong Cobb 8s Co Inc
15
6%
5%
6%
31 Vb
18%
non-voting
Statler Hotels
preferred
25
Stouffer
Stanley
fnc
18Va
15
United States Sugar Corp
l
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Ino
in
1
86%
i.
Oarp__10
5
17%
Co
common
Tool
10
81
Securities
Diver Services
A
Home
Common
8s
24%
Standard Register
Stanley
6%
Drill
2.50
Steamship
15%
Investors
%
United
23
Mfg Co
81
17%
Corp_50t
2%
1
Interstate
12 Va
%
Line
2%
5
40%
16%
~—
Co—1
Co
15 vb
53
•
,
nciicial corp.
Tele
22%
21
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Com iA=
!__>■
18
Pipe
r*
7%
14
4 %
Beryllium
16%
Gas
29 y8
29
Tucson Gas Elec Lt At Pwr Co_$
24%
53
Freight Sys
1
—
Trans
15%
15 Vb
6%
States
E)
10%
14%
34%
5%
27
14
22%
Co
20%
Motor
II
,
(A
Fruit
Cornmoq;
•
1
Gas
4%
5
Sprague Electric Co
17%
10
10c
Co
Producing Co__1
Gas
Carbon
Co
Power
*
19%
Laboratories,.—
Speer
14%
'•
Co_10c
36%
Union
9%
Serv
1
10
Co
Bayless f A J> Markets-'
Bell &; Goesert-Co*
Southern
Pub
1
11%
1
Baxter
12
Southeastern
Interstate
10
Mfg CoOptical
South Shore Oil 8s Devel
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
18%
'
37
1
Bareco Investment Co
Lomb
110
23
Tracerlab Inc
Trans Canada Pips tJnf
112
11%
20%
23%
63%
13
'
60%
24 Vb
10%
60'A
9
1
1
Ask
56%
22
21
34 Vb
16%
29 %
10
Corp
31%
5
10
—10
Co_.
8s
Skil
1
Corp
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 %c
3
Indiana Gas 8s Water Co _i__;
Co—5
3va
45 vb
14 Va
48%
24%
Corp
Bauscb
'
10
5
Class
Bates
class
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
10%
18
^1
Inc
Gas
&
25%
9%
.
...
4
Art Metal Construction Co
24%
25%
High
Hoover
Power
11%
22
104
44%
Missouri
Arkansas
10%
105
34%
Co
Co
21
26%
common
Service
Power
7%
2
Pacific
38%
2%
25c
Company
Bid
Topp Industries Ino
Towmotor Corp
Sierra
19
Partic preferred
Arizona
1
Seismograph Service Corp
44
40
,
Tokhelm
36
American Window Glass Co_12%
a
M P Incorporated
.._1
Araen
1
Time Inc
39%
41
24%
Far
36%
36%
_5
35
Z
Ask
Co
Hanna (M A) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
'32
Anheuser-Busch Inc I
Bid
&
Haloid
1
Ask
33%
D)
Halle Mines Inc
2
Develop
Bid
1
2
(G
26%
'
24%
4
&
8s Controls
38%
Supply Corp
Par
Bearle
28%"
26%
American-Marietta Co
Research
Hagan Chemicals
4%?'
"
American
Amer
Par
10
Pipe & Const Co
"
San Jacinto Petroleum
-'
Line_5
American Express Co
wide national distribution.
'
"3%-
____1
Barge
Ask
"
1
—
Bid
.
—-i
Products
Anier
.
a
.
29%
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday
October 14, 1957
(1668)
44
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quettations for Friday, Octotber H
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Ask
Bid
Par
Fundi—
Mutual
7.82
Fund Inc—1
4.34
1.41
4.74
Keystone
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
4.92
6 85
3.30
3.35
7.45
3.61
American
American
Mutual
Fund
Fund
Trust
Associated
Devel Mut
Atomic
i.
1.25
Fund Inc—.
Business Shares
Affiliated
5.45
1
^
9.93
10.92
21.39
15.94
9.17
21.30
12.41
19.89
14.74
8,37
19.70
11.32
——1
Inc
,
9.14
-10c
1
Bowling Green Fund—
Broad Street Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd
3.82
-•
10.05
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
—•
Boston Fund Inc
———1
Fund
3.58
Inc—1.,
7.16
•
■/ 1,28
Blue
California
1.61
5.90
].47
_1
7.23
6.62
General Fund
Canada
1
Fund
Inc
1
6.46
7.06
4.74
20.78
5.19
22.46
50c
Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
14.96
11,800
16.18
12,400
123
129
Inc
Capital
Fund
Chemical
Inc
com—100
Securities
Christiana
17.81
1
1
Ltd
Fund
11.88
16.46
Growth
International
Canadian
10.99
1
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
100
Preferred
Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
——1
16.00
17.39
14.08
15.31
13.23
17%
1
Inc—
Commonwealth
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Inc
—
1
Concord Fund Inc—
.1
Consolidated Investment Trnst-1
Crow n Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Fund Inc—
Composite
12.24
16%
6.39
1
1
12.57
66
12.70
1
9.33
10.26
Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
7.91
5.74
7.80
8.70
Investing Co Inc
Vegh
De
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Fund
Delaware
Delaware Income
Fund—1
Investment
Diversified
6.29
8.55
E
Series
2.50
25c
14.85
2.35
16.85
1
,
8.21
8.92
Fund Inc
Dreyfus
(Investment
(Medium Grade
Baton
2.58
q
21.28
*
1
Corp—1
10
19.90
18.4b
4.19
130.36
—20c
5
Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
6.27
12.21
Fund Inc_l
3.53
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series—.*—lc
Preferred stock ' series.*!——lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
1
3.22
4.18
6.95
8.37
5.52
14.11
4-'3
9.19
1
1
—1
11.67
11.26
6.34
Stock Fund
Investment
Electronics
Fund Inc
Energy
Equity Fund Inc—
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fiauciarv
financial Industrial
Mutual
Founders
Fund
19.73
4.58
131.68
6.50
13.20
15.30
14.15
10c
Florida Growth Fund Inc
—
Industries Fund Inc
Capital Corp
Investors Trust
General
General
4.57
7.55
15.46
5.14
1®
12.75
12.17
6.89
"-64
8.05
5-37
7.15
lo
(The) Stock Fund-lo
11.00
10.29
12.05
5.92
5.60
6.50
8.03
8.80
lc
7.10
7.79
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
5.91
8.04
8.38
Merchandising
Mining shares
lc
I—lc
9.78
6.27
10.71
.
shares
Common
8.82
5.89
7.84
11.27
Bactronics & Electrical
Equipment shares
lo
Food shares—
——lo
Fully administered shares—lo
General
bond
Petroleum
Eallroad
RR
shares
shares
—
shares
Railroad
Steel
10.19
lc
lo
4.94
6.48
6.88
*'
11.16"
-5.42
lc
Utilities
7.65
8.39
7.17
7.86
lc
shares
8.55
11.37
13.35
14.57
10.10
11.02
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)-1
10.39
4.30
7.60
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
9.77
5.53
6.06
25c
10.25
11.20
8-2
8-3
8-4
T-exlngton Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
lc
8.12
8.90
l
13.13
13.52
1
14.70
15.15
10c
3.79
1
8.55
Funds
15.40
Fund Inc—1
5.32
5.80
Fund—*
a38.33
Life Insurance Stk
Mutual
Sayles
;_10c
3.75
__i
a21.26
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
2.22
l„
20%
25%
1%
2%
American Re-insurance-;—-
5
26%
28%
.6.25
15%
16%
American Surety
Co
Bankers
lo
49
53
Life
Natl
Bankers
Ins
Jh.10
(N
22
Life Ins
Stand
Cjo
1
16
17%
5
Co
Boston Insurance
Assn
26%
29%
Natl
Columbian
27%
25%
(N J)—5
78%
2
74
Life- —10
Lile
257
269
Co—
5
102
108
Co—
5
Ins—
General
Assurance
Casualty
Crum & Forster Inc
77%
3.53
Eagle Fire Ins Co
(N J)
2.65
2.92
Employees Group
Assoc—
——-lc
3.27
3.60
Employers Reinsurance
lo
2.71
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
—lc
2.34
2.58
2.33
2.57
6.42
7.04
10.02
10.83
shares
Petroleum
Bond
Manhattan
Fund
Trust
Growth
54
%
Mutual
9.41
.1.25
7.41
7.37
8.05
Bank
;
1
Institutional
1
1:
Fund
7.4a'
8.09
lo
9.78
lo "
Fund
9.05
9.91
9.22
10.08
Growth
Fund..lc
Income
Fund_lc
10.70
5.91
6.47
Fund
In
10.85
11.87
Inc
lo
3.95
4.33
▼nsHtntlonal ..Tnsur
Intl Resources
Fund
54
Life
National
12.64
New
York
New
38
.2.50
47 %
-1
Series
34
36%
63%
67
Philadelphia- —10
of
Fund
(S
F)
Newark
of
Life* Insurance
4
Series
Canada
7.36
Fund
27%
Street
Life
8.23
Price
Fund
<T
9.99
68
58%
61%
10
13%
14%
2
11%
12%
Reinsurance
11.18
%
Repubiie
7.43
12.82
28.29
1
28%
30%
Springfield
.10
37%
39%
Standard
.10
51
1
5.55
54 %
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
24
25%
—10
30%
33
132%
Paul
1
11.26
1
of
Co
Oct.
15,
Stevens
15,
Feb,
17,
(N
8
16%
Y)
18%
—5
77%
81%
Fidelity Si Guaranty Co—.10
59%
63
—3
20%
22
._2
28%
30%
„2
23
24%
Travelers
138%
U S
U
U S Life Insurance
5
S
1
Fire
Co in
89%
85
Y
N
of
the
Westchester
—
Fire
Ask
4%s April
17.
15,
4.60s June
99.30
1
—
99.27-
99.29
99.31
100.1
100.1
Natl
99.6
99.22
99.30
99.28
97.28
—.
100.4
.98.4.
99.20
99.28
1,
1959
96.20
96.30
1,
2%s May
2%s Feb.
I960-
95
—
95.10
2%s Jan. 20,
Feb.
1958—
10,
May 8.
July
4.70s
10.
11,
Aug.
9
99.22
1958
99.24
99.22
1958—
99.26
99.20.
1958
99.26
99.22
1958
1958
99.26
99.28
—
.26
95.10
99
99.8
May
1,
1962-
4%s July 15, 1969
4%s Oct.' 1, 1970-1967-
99.17
99.22
1958
1.0,
Mar.
4%s
—
99.13
95
4s
Mortgage Assn—
4.05s Apr. 10,
42%
a31.51
100
98.28
—
.
2%s June 1, 1960
Federal
4.10s
40
1958
4%s Jifly 15, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
4%s Feb. 2, 1959—
99.31
' 99.31
1958
point
a
99.24
1, 1958
1. 1958—
3%s May
•
99.25
;
1958
109
14,
2%s May
100
99.28
—
1958 wi
16,
32nds of
or more
one
102%
...
3%s
Oct.
97
93
%
96
99.30
15, 1957
100
99.29
lOO
1
a20.29
1.25
7.66
8.29
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.00
10.93
4%s March 3, 1958
99.27
Smith .(Edson
1
11.98
13.13
4.85s
99.31
1
10.65
11.64
Selected
Shares
Amer
Southwestern
Sovereign
Fund
B)
Investors Inc
Investors
10.83
•
Nov.
March
3.
,
1958
99.27
99.23
1958 w i
15,
May
:
1957-
1,
99.31
100.1
11.86
32
1
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
3.80s
4 VbS
34%
1
a26.65
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
10.01
10.59
Television-Electronics Fund
10.42
11.36
18%
20 %
1
U. S. Certificates of indebtedness & Notes
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Texas
Fund
Inc-
7.34
l
.
Figures after decimal point represent
one
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
Bid
Maturity—.
8.02
Treasury
10.62
Dec.
1,
1957
1
6.47
7.07
8.54
9.28
4s
Science
99.26
Fund
I
9.40
1
13.62
1
5.09
5.56
1
4.68
5.11
10c
2.22
2.43
Income
Value
Line
Inc
Inc
Strum
Fund
&
Towne
Inc
April
l%s Oct.
Wall Street, Investing
9.45
l
,
l%s
April
1,
7.36
95.4
99
4s
99.9
99.11
1%S Oct.
98.8
3%s Feb 15, 1962
92.28
98.28
90.8
98
1958
-
Aug,
196liJl
1,
91.16
April 1. 1962
i%s Oct.
91.24
99
90.16
100:2
1962-,
15,
™r«;r-1ma
i,
100.4
-
Wellington Fund
8.04
1
11.90
Inc
1
10.84
11.72
Wisconsin
Inc
1
4.61
4.98
Federal Intermedials Credit Bank Debentures
12.98
Whitehall'Fund
:
Fund
Rate
Dated
Due
Ask
Bid
"
Bate
Dated
Bid
Dne
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.90%
5-
1-57
2-
3-58
99.25
5-
1-57
11-
1-57
99.30
100
4.00%
6-
3-57
3-
3-58
99.24
7-
1-57.
3.70%
Bid
Consol Natural Gas
Consumers
El
Paso
Ferro
Gulf
103%
103%
100%
101
3%s;
5%s_1977
Motors
103%
1976
58
59
Southern
Calif
60
101%
79
82
102%
102
Can
5s_
5%s
65%
Am
1975
70
91
05
108
October
101 %
New
Jersey Bell Telep 4%s_1993
Niagara ;Mohawk'Pow 4%s_198?
Northern States Power 5s__1987
102
U
102
Universal
105%
Utah
104%
8
1-57
5-
1-58
99.26
9-
3-57.
6-
2-58
99.28
100
1-57
7-
1-58
99.28
100
10-
4
105 %
106%
103
103%
102%
103%
103%
24,
Dollar Value
Bid
Corp
101%
December
12, 1957—:
99.914
99.921
December
19,
1957——————
99.406
99.421
99.856
99.865
December
26,
1957————
99.343
99.359
99.787
99.797
January
2,
1958
99.213
99.222
99.724
99.737
99.140
99.149
1958
98.269
98.287
98.043
98.058
November
14,
—:
1957——
-
1
1957
99.643
99.654
Janqary 9.
March * 24,
99.568
99.581
April
99.529
41"
I
;
—
99.544
November 21,
December 5,
1957—:
102 %
59%
60%
1971
87
91
5%s
Industries 4%8—
Match
Power
&
5fe_:
1970
1970
81
■
Lgt S%k—1987'J
••
'
85
85
88
103
Ask
99.977
104
5%s_1977
1371
Trans
99.30
Treasury Bills
Ask
jNovember 29, 1957——:—-j..—
1987
5s
99.30
99.975
—
15s
1958—
1
1958
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
par
value
JEx-100%
Underwood
r8
99.26
8-
4,50%
31, 1957
.November 7, 1957
1977
Amer
101%
1
-1-58
4.20%
Transmission—
Eastern
Textron
4.25%
99.28
99.27
1957
1957
October
102
Gas—
1982
17,
October
87
75
1976
84
Bid
Edison—
6s
66%
105%
107%
4%zs_—1967
Tampa Electric 5s__
Texas
105
99.29
Dollar Value
-1983
Gas
99.31
100
Gnifed States
Light—
5%s_
Rand
99.26
101%
■
Sperry
Tenn
1977.
National
103%
102 %
Calif
99.28
99.29
2-58
104%
101%
1982
Southern
101
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line—
3%s
104%
4%s
k—
1977
4%s__ 1987
1980
4%s-1987
&
1987
of
2-57
2-57
1-
103 %
6%s
Co
1970
Cement 4%s
—1979
Louisville Gas £z Elec 478s_1987
Lowensjein (M) & Sons—
4%s
1981
Erass
Power
Sheraton
Accept 5s_
6%s
104%
Sound
1212-
1-57
Ask
1
Ask
103
5%s
Pub Service El & Gas
Puget
75
1975
Bid
Lgt 5%s_'_1987
Tel
&
70
Lehigh;
Mueller
Tel
1975
,
Utilities
Hotels 4%s
-
&
Power
Pacific
1982
Gas
Pacific
1-57
3-57
4-
4% %
Bonds—(Cont.)
-
—1987
Srate?
Hilton
72
87
5s
Fruetiauf Trailer 4s
38/46
General
Ask
-
85%
Power. 4%s
Natural
Corn
70
36-
3.80%
Recent Security Issues
,
-'S9.1U
6.91
f'
3.90%
,
94.4
100.8
100.6
98.26
*
98.24
^
92.20
196I_
1,
1,:1961—L
1958——
10.29
6.32
1
Corp
93.28
.
Fund Inc
Investors
98.21
4s Aug.
1
WplpU^lou Mutual
94.28
1960
I960i
15,
1,
1958—™:
1.
2%s June 15,
Stock
—
96.8
1959
15,
1 %s
1 %s
Special Situations
Fund
Fund
97.4
96
l%s April 1, 1960
100.3
100.1
-I
Treasury Notes—
Line
Van
1958
1,
14.80
,
Aug.
99.28
10.27
Ltd
97.11
96.28
1%S Feb.
99.28
99.26
3%s Feb. 14, 1958—
3%s April 15, 1958—
Income Fund ShAres_l
Canada
Ask
97.9
l%s April 1, 1959-—
l%s Oct. 1, 1959
100 1
99.31
Continental
Funds
Bid
'
Notes—(Cont.)—
3%s May
l%s Oct.
3%s
9.77
Fund—1
United
Fund
32nds of a point
more
or
Maturity-—
3.80%
Bonds—
y,
98%
95
1972
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
100
100
92
i
Sept; 15,
3%s
99%
—
3%s May 1, 1971
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967
103%
3.875%
Burlington Industries 4%s__ 1975
Carrier
Corp
4%s
19^2
'•
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
3%s Feb.
1958—*
4 %s
Fund
Trust
37%
1958
4Vbs March
Clark—
&
Stock
&
35
1957—
Jan.
4.30s
Clark
•
Common
Marine
Accident
70%
North Amer
3.95s
'
Scudder,
&
66
Bid
al0.36
1
Fund Inc
Fire
43%
40%
6 .25
Obligations of Government Agencies
4S
&
Marine
—10
Figures after decimal point represent
.
Stevens
Si
Surety Co
5
Insurance
12.24
Scudder,
Fire
Guar
City
6.00
Fund
Inc
,
69 %
5
American
28.58
Inc
Funds
40%
25%
13.93
Fund
Nuclear
51%
37%
65
St
Stock
(Geo)
&
47
an
23
19.20
Fund Inc
Science
(Texas)
10
8.12
19.01
Puritan
Scudder Fund of Canada
Insurance
-10
12.25
2.50
Growth
Corp (N Y)
Seaboard
10.93
1
—
20%
62
10
Security (New Haven)
3.70s
Inc
Rowe)
5
Co
16%
8.99
Corp—.
Inc——•
Inc
Insurance
53
%
48
Securities
Fund
18
28%
29%
1
Inc
Peoples
Securities
Philadelphia Fund
5
14%
20.25
1
Over-The-Counter
49
Insurance Co
48%
45
10
5.85
18.76
1
3
Inc
87%
82
Y_10
26%
&
ShaTes
10
of N
7.57
6.93
5.35
1
Ltd
Electronics
(Minn)
Indemnity Co
5.50
-1
Chemistry
National Life
44%
—
8.04
5.03
1
Series
England Fund-.
New York Capital Fund
8%
76%
-
5
—
Home
3.73
1
New
of
72
-
Phoenix
6.13
3.41
1
Series-
5.61
1
Series——
Nucleonics
12.50
32%
7
5
-
Republic
Hanover Fire
10.23
9.36
1
Scries
Stock
24%
30
50%
.7.50
n
Hartford Steainboilcr
Series—
Growth
22%
16
Proviaence-Washington
35 %
Asf
Hartlord Fire Insurance Co_ —10
9.75
Stock
5
2.50
Northern
Phila
84%
Gulf Life
3.27
3.01
1
Corp—
Stock
37%
3.33%
Pacific
33
Great
9.02
Preferred
47%
34%
Fire
River
26%
80
Globe Si
I
Income
2
10
Fire
Generttl Reinsurance Corp— —10
National Security Series
Dividend
32
14%
44%
Glens Falls
18.23
Balanced
77%
29%
5
A_,
Casualty
Hampshire
Pacific Insurance Co
30%
Franklin
9.17
16.85
Investors
73
5
Corp class
24%
Corp—5
4
Fireman's
13.67
8.35
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
National
40%
37
10
National Union Fire
4%
Fire
al2.49
1
of beneficial interest
Nation
5
Co
9%
8%
4
Fire
Ins
53%
Institutional. Shares Ltd—
Institutional
50
Assurance
Manufacturers
3%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md„—10
Mutual Trust Shares
Value I line Fund Inc
6.78
Inst Foundation
62
_5
Merchants Fire
18.83
1
Coro
Value
2.42
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional
33%
27%
58
x49%
»
Federal
10.17
17.42
1
Inc
Fund
Shares
25%
5
Casualty
Bonding
Indemnity & Life Ins
Republic Natl Life Insurance.-2
Foundation
Income
Invest
Mutual
31 %
5
Mass
Northwestern
Fund—
Life
beneficial interest—1
of
1
Massachusetts
Peerless
Firemen's
38 %c
—
Massachusetts
Maryland
Insurance
Stock
Investors
Units
Inc—10c
Investors
Massachusetts
Mais
_.
204
Northeastern
2.99
shares..
106%
195
2.13
1.93
3.20
Paper
13%
102
10
North
81
50
...10
lc
shares
17a
29%
,
12%
_1
Inc-
New Amsterdam
4.86
1%
20
Nationwide
shares—lc
Industries
Metal
Companies
16%
15
27
25%
Equipment shares_lc
Electrical
Life
Monarch
10
Shippers
Continental
shares
Automobile
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)_5
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co—65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
31%
24%
Connecticut
4.41
31 %
Life Insurance Co of Va_
28
Camden Fire Ins
Funds—
Managed
86'%
28%
Life
Lincoln National Life
7
6%
1
Continental
United
Series H-DA!
18%
Assurance Co_5
Home
Mercury
United
Inc—
Haydock Fund Ire
16%
9.35
14.08
Ask
82%
10
4.14
Industry Shares Inc
Series II-C7
26%
30%
15
(Wash D C)
American
Amer
Beneficial
Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance
Loomis
10.57
Bid
10
Standard
Merchants &
4.73
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
24%
28
11.34
6.96
S-l
" Par "
Ins
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
193
-•
Amer Ins Co 'Newark N J*>--2%
United
Growth
184
58%
2.52
;
lc
shares
shares
Tobacco
6.15
2.28
shares—.
stock
lo
shares
Bond
equipment
—10
;* J
Jefferson
134
55%
Agricultural Insurance Co„ —10
5
American Equitable Assur—
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
5
$1.25 conv preferred
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
1
(Jacksonville Fla)
L
10.04
9.19
7.83
8.38
1°
shares
shares
127
—10
Co
—
Putnam
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical
17.22
10.41
Pine
1°
lo
Automobile
Aviation
24.76
24.23
15.78
Surety-.—10
Sc
Federal Home Loan Banks—
6.08
Securities—
Group
Aetna Life
(Speculative Pfd 6tks)__ 1
(High-Grude Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
K-2
Pioneer
Gas
5.16
23.72
Priced Eonds)——1
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(low
Bond
& Howard—
Balanced Fund
Insurance
Ask
Title
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Dividend Shares
Casualty
Aetna
22.21
1
Bonds)_1
Bonds)
B-l
Mutual
69 %
Aetna
9.44
a!9.18
Funds—
Custodian
B-2
B-3
8.86
'
•
Fund Inc
5.84
De
/:
>
Bid
Par
4.71
Trust of
General
9.44
8.83
12.21
8.70
8.12
11.23
Fund
Colonial
Co
Investment
Companies
'
■
8.11
of
Investment
'
Ask
8.64
America—1
Boston—_1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
Johnston
(The) Mutual Fund_l
25 o
Fund
Aberdeen
i
Bid
F»r
Funds—•
Mutual
103%
a
Net
asset
k Admitted
;
,
stock
dividend,
'
wahie.
to
listing
Stock Exchange
on
b Bid
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
,
,
,
the New York
t New
x
stock.
y
'
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued.
Ex-stock
.
,,
dividend.
,
99.469
99.482
Volume 186
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
THE
Bank
with
based
the
decrease
a
CLEARINGS
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
located
are
and
from
this it
appears that in
furnish them
cannot
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Oct.
BANK
the
us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
compared
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
year
York
District
Reserve
show
(including this city)
clearings from all cities
from which it is
the
of
United1 States
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be; 4.3% above those for the corresponding week last
Our
year.
preliminary
against $19,350,178,833
this center there is
10.5%.
totals
1956.
gain for the week7 ended Friday of
a
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week-Ending Oct. 12—
York
1957
1956
$10,526,767,550
——-
Chicago
1,045,475,f55
Philadelphia
City
St.; Louis :v
Francisco,--
—
521,751,774
,
-
:
:
2nd
Cleveland
5th
+ 24.5
Philadelphia
4th
•>
2.1
—
New
3rd
3.5
Richmond
;
6th
10
cities
five days.—x—_
Total
All
all
.$15,666,034,406 $14,239,547,327"
one
all
Our
five
days..
; +
10th
Cities
for
1,097,561,762
week—-- $20,188,974,176
r
+
—Month of September—1957
shares-
Bonds—
Railroad
'
U.
S.
1957
$69,798,000
12,009
1956
3,895,680
bonds
36,024,130
3,659,200
$737705,680
215,000
v.,'
$73,740^200 $744,600^430 $761,259,200
indicated in the following:
*.
48.160,955
February
2nd
1st
47,197-100
April
May -J—
June
;
60,815,145
33,294,760
66,864,624
44)132,383
153,900,424
52.558,561 T
Quarter—
_
7
53,787,684
53,229,949
37,201,113-
45,427,055
58,147,690-
-=-
157,362,429
298,497,687
359,688,156
48.262,270
45,712.805
48,459,198
44.532,173
41,805,814
36,872,530
37,227,197
60,100,410
126,543,995
127,472,175
150,365,422
1,082,687,994
967,093,315
2.8
1,428,284,457
1,247,827,981
—
8.1
725,349,732
655,576,904
—
2.1
582,939,609
512,847,915
+
1.9
603,691,347
757,453,165
602,524,911
615,163,683
44
648,050,059
626,126,259
<.
569,635,273
44
534,140,802
509,848,302
+
4.8
491,335,205
409,844,003
1,301,645,958
1,242,146,148
+
4.8
1,175,516,193
1,018,567,120
23,886,873,298'
22,953,939,579
+
4.1
21,826,671,032
20,104,990,462
11,316,540,328
0.2
10,617,609,432 ~
44
—
District the totals
District by
Reserve
of
District by 13.0%.
its credit a
of 3.7%
9,323,450,425
larger by 12.7%; in the Richmond
are
12.1%
and in the Atlanta Reserve
*
The Chicago Reserve District has to
gain of 10.2%; the St. Louis Reserve District
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 11.9%.
In the Kansas
City Reserve District the totals show
an
increase of 8.7%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 7.4%
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.1%.
'
—
—
3,422,976,481
3,231,091,074
+
5.9
46,591,761,922
43,477,970,590
+
7.2
1954
$
3,219,554,036
43,717,759,923
"
4,579,511,467
5,159,463,006
—11.2
"
6,560,957,346
5,819,215,919
+ 12.7
"
3,272,063,340
2,920,166,365
+ 12.1
16
"
5,501,584,471
4,870,016,300
+ 13.0
31
2,858,010,048
42,222,355,261
4,860,069,371
5,252,835,041
5,933,487,010
5,073,292,177
3,024,326.284
4,801,795,496
2,775,539,274
4,218,877,944
"
9,895,132,485
"
"
3,013,133,349
2,811,513,617
8,981,073,364
2,906,575,719
2,511,494,443
+ 10.2
7
16
14
"
3,851,835,221
3,543,004,710
+
8.7
; ii
•«
4,161,320,144
+
7.4
19
"
5,871,645,162
3,875,885,482
5,431,578,754
+
8.1
99,533,435,005
92,727,535,726
+
7.3
94,132,622,506
86,872,982,22Q
54,784,696,645
50,895,456,675
+
7.6
52,112,601,784
46,162,995,176
.
—
Dallas
San
$
8
.
Louis
12 th
1955
Dec. %
15
.
St.
Kansas
Inc. or
$
17
Minneapolis
11th
1956
"
.
City
*.
.
—
Francisco
.
Total
.179 cities
150,013,579
425,969,862
3.3
+
cities
.
7th Chicago
56,928,134
41,231,548
393,278,749
+
1,544,870,432
+
9,314,048,541
.
8,101,920,593
3,079,015,844
2,762,256,280
2,649,535,942
3,617,667,368
3,970,399,309
5,461,997,712
3.7
+ 11.9
2,336,596,195
3,314,956,936
3,492,338,943
4,856,769,198
51,853,897
41,409,195
September
652,177,117
1,184,933,691
-
14
.
Atlanta
10th
238,806,601
July
August
743,394,139
11
Cleveland
128,004,897
266,734,754
1,121,047,738
1,062,857,843
1,335,173,764
$
Philadelphia
42,224,938
144,537,263
1,233,537,871
4.3
1957
Richmond
8tli
43,867,215
41,912,744
145,347,090
—18.2
4.3
of clearing houses
body
.
9th
202,325,727' 110,801",704
54)106,201'
44,478,864
x.
-2nd
* 33,274,561
46,400)622-
48,309,665
entire
.
6th
60,362,709-
121,387,664
—_
11,143,539,377
11,289,421,553
York
5th
74,645,958
11,627,175,880
+
Philadelphia • Reserve District the totals
decline of 11.2%.
In the Cleveland Reserve
4th
•
1954
37,575,141
Quarter
New
3rd
—
1955
•
8.1
+
the
a
+
735,373,783
Federal Reserve Districts
35,651,568
-1—_
March
1956
.
.
the
743,975,876
1,354,261,048
696,422,414
#
City
for
$
797,584,841
1,439,047,82.9
1,223,961,103
1,587,766,341
*1
10
1st Boston
.V-
<
-
-NurabcrofShares
—
1957
January
York
1954
$
3.8
Month of September-
.
1957 is
12,064,775,609
44
6
:
New
register
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the first nine months of
1954 to
4.8%*
—
767,242,714
9
.
Francisco
in
But
<
111,000
41,196,300
73,000
government
of
1955
or
Dec. %
1,107,260,008
7
—
City
*
-
Districts
1,501,307,065
10
—-
Inc.
$
7.3%, the 1957 aggregate of clearings having been $99,533,435,005 and the 1956 aggregate $92,727,535,726 in the
New York Reserve District the totals record an improve¬
ment of 7.2% and in the Boston Reserve District of 5.9%.
425,969,862 1
96,000
Reserve
f<
4
increase
an
$70,08.1,000 $,708,407,300 $719,736,900
Government
Total
•
1956
We also furnish today, a summary of the clearings for
the months of September.
For that month there was
——-Nine Months
-
'v;
37,227,i97 ' 393,278,749
~
Francisco
San
892,578,402
-
t
.
Bank
International
Foreign
-i
misc.—
&
1956
36,872,530
and
2.1%. In the Kansas Reserve Dis¬
improvement of 1.9% and in the Dallas
<«
17
Dallas
San
Outside
New
Description—'
an
CI
109 cities
4.3
monthly^detailed statement of transactions
Stocks—
+_
.1—
—
.
$19,350,178,833
of
Number- of
Reserve
858,493,981
+10.6
-
York Stock Exchange
appended.
The
September and the nine months of 1957 and
1956 follow:
^
^
•
on
results
District by
trict there is
a
6
Louis
Kansas
11th
,12th
$18,252,617,071
Holiday
Reserve
13,045,419,170
7
;
9th Minneapolis
10.0
4,013,069,744 ,'.+ 12.7
$20,188,974,176
„
day
usual
the
4,522,939,770
days—J/—
cities,
cities,
Total
five
increase
of
a
11
_
Chicago
*
cities,
cities
10
—:
Atlanta
7th
=+16.3
8th St.
Other
York
429,410,351^ +13.7
324,1277,805
-T__-
an
District
Reserve
3.3%.
Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge
by 2.8%; but in the St. Louis Reserve District
the totals have declined by 8.1% and in the Minneapolis
1957
12
-
278,897,350
486,151,632
'il——•
in the Atlanta
and
its totals
$
1st Boston
—11.7
319,597,763
•
4.3%
The
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1.7
—
617,795,295
,
,
of
the week
increase of
—
an
Federal Reserve Districts
27.6
+ 19.9
377,500,000
-
397,986,740
Week Ended Oct. 5—
—
..404,273,462
604,639,000
Pittsburgh.'
Baltimore
+
946,000,000
390,075,000
-333,300)000
San
Cleveland
819,433,656
-
625,359,824
_v;
was
and in the Philadelphia
In the Cleveland Reserve and
+ 10.5
930,"000,000
Boston
Kansas
/<?
$9,524,887,676
Oct. 5.. For that week there
loss of 3.8%
a
Reserve District of 18.2%.
4.1%, the aggregate of clearings forythe whole country
having amounted to $23,886,873,298 against $22,953,939,579 in the same week in 1956. Outside of this city there
was a decrease of
0.2%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having registered a gain of 8.2%. We group the cities
At
-
complete results for the week previous
dnded
Our comparative summary for .the week follows:
:
New
in
week
same"
Richmond Reserve Districts the totals record
and
stancL; at $20,188,974,176
for the
the totals suffer
statement, however, which
present further below we are able to give the final
the New
the totals
gain of 8.1%; but in the Boston Reserve District
a
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
we
12,
45
o
COURSE
clearings this week show
a
(1669)
SIjC months
3rd
Quarter
Nine
months
The coursd of bank
510,053,578
,
Outside
388,820,180
,
000,000
*
Month of September
Omitted
New
1957
-1956
1955 '
—
1957"
1954
Federal Reserve Districts
2nd
3rd
,
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Chicago
3,097
Atlanta
Boston;,
3,118
2,468
29; 442
28,550
26)969
23,370
^
2,776
2.631
2,626-
2,365
r
26,635
25,718
23,900
22,526"
Fran._
.2,874
2.632
2,684
2,405
,
26,041
24,951-
23,247
20,518
Cleveland-,
2,487
2,179
2.269
1,891
22,640
21,472
19,255
Dallas
1,918
1,723
1,782
1,579.
1.7,679
16,789
16,041
PittsburghKansas
2,096
1,800
1,809 * 1.545
18,699
17,359
15,585
*14,220
City
1,715
1,625
1,667
1,656
14,152
13,665
1956
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
S$n
44
44
44
29.405,623,154
4*
31
7
i..
16
;
14
11
.
Francisco,.
19
4,
Total
$
29,128,318,080
27,293,650,242
+
3.6
407.734,149,969
7.5
47,600,778.446
50,920,266^)98
26,179,753,462
—
+
5.4
+
5.6
+
8.5
+
3.6
407,382,103,648
44,645,640,261
.
46,090,074,755
.
33,877,832,333
23,801,834,652
22,248,272,718
+
7.0
34,811,259,249
+
4.6
38,982,957,488
53,021,853,698
33,283,517,849
37,425,776,285
50,305,113,566
+
4.2
+
5.4
42,738,193,432
82,027,986,199
25,572,021,67$
20,994,330,183
32,001,983,698
35,147,849,508
47,138,618,747
933,444,543,974
901,348,763,155
+
3.6
847484,249*497
805,775,904,230
488,324,162,053
+
3.6
455,325,337,218
412,888,324,734
50,674,922,529
46,720,813,787
-
44
88,205,608,437
26,861,524,999
91,341,025,010
04
27,003,943,100
44
44
44
H
179 cities
New York City.
Outside
1954
$
4.2
5C5,776,348,584
16
i
Dallas
12th
44
1955
+
31,491,993,778
429,838,707,293
50,918,503,362
56,198,510,558
27,850,420^33
32,825,212,813
445,212,398,019
47,113,652,595
59,249,861,667
years:
Nine Months
.;
+
0.5
37,646,695,764
73,467,833,251
23,804,890,621
19,507,194,800
29,756*564,78?
30,973*470,993
41,329,962,775«0
13,865
1,493
15,313
14,159
14,993
1,560
1,552
1,452
15,700
Louis-
St:
8
Minneapolis
Kansas City.—!
11th
17
...
-
8th St. Louis
9th
10th
17,133
14,314.
Sari
—
;
Chicago
-
.2,824
15
*
Cleveland
7th
11
—
Richmond
6th
f
41,832 42,020 40,709 427-,668 413,024 391.858 392,887
4,243
4,848
4,918
4,573- -44)4)05
47,890. 44,772-42,104
4,852
4,410
4,378
4,044 ' 44,106
42,542
39,091
35,752
k
York
5th
York.._ 44,.748
_
New
cities
Nine Month*
Nine Months
1957
14
4th
Detroit
showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the nine months for four
$
M955'• "1954"
1956
I
1st Boston
%
.;.,
CITIES IN SEPTEMBER
—-Jan. 1- to Sept. 30—
City
Nine Months
clearings for leading cities for the
BANK CLEARINGS FOB LEADING
1
York
We append another table
month of September and the nine months ended
Sept. 30
in each of the last four
years' is-shown below:
r
New
12,876
Minneapolis
1,790
1,594
1,713
1,525
15,474
14,413
13,587
12,743
Houston
1,639
1,597
1,632
1,432
15,853
15,378
14,183
12,400
Atlanta
1,756
1,543
1,612
1,405
15,203
13,699
12.128
Baltimore
1,476
1,336
1,375
1,214
14,219
14,446
13,583
12,601
Cincinnati-
1,208
1,130
1,151
1,012
11,094
10.802
10,024
Richmond-.
992
869
917
876
7,879
7,398
7,039
-
The following compilation covers the
clearings by
11,394
*
1957
6,572
Louisville
846
788
808
719
7,431
7,445
7,020
809
792
720
8,180
7.560
6,945
Months—
•
6,329
837
Seattle
870
798
818
739
7,835"
7,295
7,038
6,401
6,303
Jacksonville
928
827
754
645
9,440
8,408
7,201
6,217
1
873
869
833
716
7,475
7,416
6,849
654
8,336'5,071"
7,406
6,782
5,758
5,726
5,727
5,892
January
6,019
Portland
Birmingham
944
Omaha
667
Denver
769
!
Buffalo
-767-
;
Memphis
•'
712
571
589
Washington
592
576
505
Other
91,661
cities
99,533
Out.- N.Y.C.
We
5,445
5,089
4,950
543
-
470
478
6,954
"
5,269
5,498
6,302
5,537
5,134
.
4,708!
4,597
4,337.
4,937
„
~
5,300
4,999
4,793
4,345
5,280
4,662
418
5,052
5,118
4,723
4.266'
3,933
860,642 832,501
80,485
6,387
72,802
68,847
4.323
782,819 748,609
64,365
February——
60,699,097,064
51,111,477,041
55,909,469,276
56,540,430,010
50,177,880,414
54,193,709*886
160,918,020,310
53,601,041-,182
55,875,227,822
3.9
167,720,043,381
57,200,234*767
57,738,006,919
53,909,612,708
1.5
168,847,914,394
164,533,164,273
+
89,727,491,824
103,360,256,939
+
5.5
+
3.7
313,972, 207,988
105,235, 792,137
Total 1st Quarter—
April',
297,423,514,630
98,634,250,074
104,759,535,228
106,860, 942,317
June
Dec. %
$
7.5
104,335,765,867
94,683,600,084
107,178,569,182
r,
+
5.6
+
6.7
+
*2.0
our
+
7.S
+
1.9
+
3.2
4.2
6.7
3«3
2.1
55,056,885,269
100,037, 883,1G5
Total
6
626,106,825,607
Quarter—
307,437,148,052
604,860,662,682
+
3.5
336,567,957,775
325,451,174,583
+
3.4
107,625 311,293
2nd
104,043,362,750
.312,134.617,619
*
Total
102,419,640,344
+
5.1
58,674,409,380
56,078,167.014
+
4.6
+
57,166
933,444 901,348 847,184 805,775
46,162 505,776 488,324 455,325 412,888
Months
July
+
2.6
101,340,924,403
92,727,535,726
+
7.3
55,749,284,784
54,784,696,645
55,899,363,781
50,895,456,675
+
7.6
2S6,488,100,473
+
3.7
169,208,390,809
162,872,987*470
+
3.9
933,444,543,974
901,348,763,155
+
3.6
505,776,348,584
488,324,162,053
+
3.6
100,178, 972,069
September
99,533 435,005
-
Total 3rd Quarter—w.
Total
detailed statement showing the figures for
Months—:—
9
0.3
307,337,718,367
August
1.1
92,727 94,132 86,872
add
Inc. of
195$
1957
or
Dec. %
$
112,110,038,722
March
-
Inc.
1956
$
4,464
502
*
7,259
7,189
54,784 50,895 52,112
now
7,603
445
506
-
85,538 86,873
7,872
All—
Total
481
553
Tot31cities
5,763
560
539
517
Milwaukee-
Nashville—^
557
559
598
___
,
633
652
580
-
753
647
■
640
—
818
:
653
595
'
867
St.t Paul
-
-Clearings Outside New York-
Clearings, Total All
9,298
New
Orl'ns
months since January 1, 1957 and 1956:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
each city for the month of September and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for the week ended
Oct. 5 for 4 years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Month of
Clearings
1957
at—
September—
*956
•
$
--
Maine—.Bangor
Portland
13,104,588
30,599,767-
3.0
•
^
Bedford
Haveu.
Island—Providence
(14 cities)
$
0.8
3,641,148
278,653,235
+
0.7
9,720,301
3.6
700,667,282
3,499,421
3,548,670
1/700693
17948,874
3,861,127
16,198,299
11,377,320
+
5.5
26,635,828,117
134,410,385
25,718,773,521
0.3
4.8
75,180,693
67,958,155
61,430,076
60,960,834
+
t
1,275,481
3,798,636
11,743,871
9/237,883
33,646,887
17,648456
4-10.6
—10.2
1954
3,147,673
7,247,404
625,032,538
1,566,868
3,790/234
14,775,957
11,277,413
36,602.120
10,800,375
738,261,091
1.1
$
3,456,324
10,706,302
655,332,905
3,521,617
3,682,436
+
£
' 14,664,841
.6,974,104
c
'
48,369.376
135,896,598
4.3
141,807,556
139,138,748
+
1.9
3,853,101
6.8
584,486,144
574,688,527
4-
1.7
45,250,118
+
+ 11.8
15,830,446
12,448,083
'
136,305,326
—
-418,481,300
8.2
467,794,106
+ 12.6
1,730,852,942
1,544,-867,448
4-12.0
45,029,535
928,398,569
4-
1.2
24,549,403
+
2.5
:
96,-040,767
94,704,082
+
1-4
939,334,193
25,863,600
23,439,600
+ 10.3
245,535,200
239,633,900
1,171,591,600
103,245,701
119,597,100
+
13.5
1,304,907,800
r2;291,958
10*863,390
+
13.2
112,359,428
3,422,976,481
3,231,091,074
+
5.9
32,825,212,813
135,717,900
<
0.8
+
15,323,233
176639,010
.
+
—
62,173,604
66,401,588
.»
'
Total
1955
1956
$
+
+
Waterbury
Hampshire—Manchester-
1957
109,705,642
110,628,468
280,657,705
7,483,931
Springfield
Worcester
New
or
13,949,499
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
5.1
-Week Ended October 5Inc.
Dec. %
2,631,322,732
6,259,999
New
—
$
2,776,795,860
13,985,106
1
River
Holyoke
New
—
-Jan, 1 to Sept. 30—1956
$
7.840,223
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
12.437,497
''29,068,753
1957
Inc. or
Dec. %
•
'
—+
$
+
8.8
34/B3O800
2,923,768
4-
4.2
858,493,981
+ 11.4
3/212,515
41,734,196
26,479,506
22,748,942
3l7774,100
31454^00
2,912,408
2,651469
25,83140$
2453.732
892,578,402
797,584,841
~743,973,*?f
—
3.8
-
4C
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle:.
(1670).
f
,
;
,
_
.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30-
Month of September-
/Clearings at—
1957
'
'
Seeand Federal Reserve District- -RewTerk—
Bine hamton
:—
-.1 1150,029,703
*
100,407.370
,
680' 194
-23,178,038
101,087,441% t
j
+12.1.."
-270,288,400
{
+
9.2
;1,065,827,622
2.865.383,909
296,819,985
;
+14.8
3,223,051,225
]
+
7.2
445,212,398,019
.
;
"
t"" 14,779,751
'*
41,832,079,051
'l66 282,233.'J
,
/
—
J
-
Connecticm—Btamford..
26
113*303,090
-
.
•
•
New--
;
.
11,750,175
16!233,697
Utlca
+24.4
126,727,736
w
<»J1 550,822,940
44 748 738 360
Jamestown
Rochester
295 223 130
Jersey—Newark—
Jersey;..
-.'
340,796,094-
;
-
.
>-1957
or
Dec. -h-
1956
Ixie. oC
-
.
*
t...
'7? 1955
DsCp %*<•
. .
t
-
w*-
'S.
•
-f
2.8
2,778.470,739
-
.
+
+
•
District—FhifadaJpJiia—
: '•
-
-
■
9,470,320
i.
..
"
:&t.
+.
¥
>i
11,209,061,600
.
>
12.6'
+
3.6
,
/
73,605,030
,,
13,045,419,170
271.490
{•
"
-
"+,:*3?r^:v
.
1.9
—
.
' rl+- 74,944,124
,
25.543*447
'
C
J,
r*-76,329;365
3.4V.
12,9G4,775;609
'.f
8 1
+
<
»•.
.
37,193,586k
17,763.428
..
DebaHon i;—
■+*•■•
•
-
18,403,356
■ •
••••
*
5,668,601
6,575,824
4,243,000,000
Beading.
4,848,000,000-
v
v *,V
28,987,620
*
WIlkes-Barre
*14,500.000
.
York
*■
h
Haeelion
Delaware—-Wllmlng ton<
26,117.077
+
13.0
+12.0
+~
1.8
+
55,225,723 «
t
8.8
.
2,354.001
2,140,577,
;
2,325,703
v
5,272,102
-
h
•
u
■*.
151,749,689
:
-
—
3.8
+
2.2
7,172,144:
+
5.3
144,176,903
-
•
4,486,713
265,427,481
;
,
f ••
-
l,03~l,000,o6b-
8.1
—
~5"423^080
:
•
161,370,655
-
1,657.173
61,588,046-
11,'627;175,880^1.
.
■
+16.2
5,440,831
•
+ 8.8-''t
-
279,453,565
•
.
'
'
'
/
7.6
+
54,333,973
-
'
•
> +14.6 J'v'V
,
*
--
j
,
-
676,840,624
697,965,349
*. *
•
*
0.4-
-+
648,102,015
1,596,&4(;
l;841,397
1,165:000,000
+- "5.4'*."'. »V
1,067,000,000
4,053.482
-
3,238,271
: '
6525^48
3,112,223
7,689^97
18.7''^ -^ - 9;427,860 "
0.1
—
—
676,975,308
-
2,160,732
,
-+«2.0^ ' v r -7,004,511',+U 0,7.- 4,331,533 :
+
-
'
7.7
•
20,587,870
20,475^25
'
■
-
*
v.'1.
" ' * 4,833,339
—19:5 V '
.
3,021.571,
/ 6,874,653
f."
4
p
17 »'v2;217;253C
*#
;
-
,
'1.923;010
•
*- -«2.373,189
8:Q
1,281,000,000
4,255,721 '
7,315,453 -. :
-
8,157,851
+ 30.+
14,901,613
54,386,840
-
+" 3>5<
•"
3,595,293
2.7
—
'
'
73,933,900
61,874,727
'
-
:
•
V 11,143,539,377
y
u
..+ ;7.7> i +v;
.-j.
.
1.7
—
•47,890,000,000
*
271,771,530>ii,' 19,434,557 •*-
'
2,586,800
70,903,689-
L
1.2 v
'+
)
•
"
8.3
1,784492 >
2,437,063
"
'
*
79,580,414
:
-Jersey—Trenton
14,321,990
f
'"
•••:■
155,211,779
271,183,830
•
+
173,674,370
%
44,005,000,000
»■
•4-14.4
25,335.889 t
,
"
29,523,165
2,359,556
6,321,222
-
thi BolejNL—.
New
;
-
*
5.8
336,148,751
-
.
+
,75.803.995
■
.
60,112,652
5.4"
+
71,401,861
71.454,275
82.098,309-
170,624,091
"
Beranton
;
341,756,280 V.
'
;
—12.5
-
15,599.151
16,441.942-
r
+-16.0-
-
Phlladelplila.
3.5
—
V-
-75,540,-231- v
80,029,705
..;:+. 3,5.
.
■'
29,152,729
62,505; 1-76--
^
'
yc. 'J 'ix
;
2.1: t:
•+
»
+14.2
35.949.472 ,,'
•
1
10,781,540^37-* ;
"33,986,828
10,081,199 /]
2,187,242-
;;:
•i
—13.1
7,897,086
'
2,469,978
.
-
21,24^81^
73,890,123
76,2321700
;
%
X
40,323:012:
r
32,495,578
'
72,473,896
,
'
29,244,403
."-
43,553,103'
4,130,993'
*.103,344,046,'
7
%
-
.
42,645,714- -
-
r4,849,983?+,
125,155,571. >
, " ;
3,054,535
*
+-i 1.6 r '
C '- -3,308,282 -2 9.0
+
-■
i
i '1
'
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9,062,036
9,018,643
Harrlsburg
Ijancaster
i
7;872,058
' '•
"
"1$v. v
11,637.399,251,%.
r^iwoSooo
4.5
429,838,707,293
,
-
•
3,514,493
31,489,435
3.1
3,034-,763,913.
.
-
9-8--
+
> - - -
,v-4
Tkird- Federal Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
Bethlehem _—r—
Chester
"
■
•1
.
/
'
195*r
$
-
43,361,142
-
r
-
3,035,904° *
'48.003,886
+12.4,+
f /1,036,622,997;
'
5.6
+
197.336,232
'
!
-
-
(a
+114.1 >'>; V
142,621,410
3,467,338
,12,597,451,745
3.5
895,586,508
\
•
-
2,996,072
4.4
■
,23,696.033
.
155,405,789
2.9
+
V+
1,489;461,689-
*
4.3
+
—
113,462,382
125,401,406413.024,601,102
I
27,035,979
*-+a»
'
v
(».»-
5,269,493,-372
-
,
.
,'
1.5
+.
1,823„44G,953
.,
,
J 43,477,970,590
46,591,761,922
-
.
-
Northern New
Total (II cities)
8
115 629210
<*>
-Week Ended October 5"
Inc.
1956
$
Dec. %•
/
12 473 677
•
Syracuse
vS;
593,673,310
——
New York—
1957
Inc. or
1956
$
1,850,784,624
»" —'
"-<*> >
' + 8:7 • *
5,498,401,777
+ 6.2
110,117,964
I +19.2 131,039,010
! + 6.7
427,663,195,390
; +10.8 ~
1,576,395,459
! +15.2
1,006,496,122
>
+15.1
- 216,704,917'
:
,
—
Elm Ira
r
i
157,678,927
New York—Albany
Buffalo
' ■
-
Monday, October 14, 1957
.
-
' 18,465.205
r
-
-"+n.5'V+;*v^ -aeises
21,119,404
•
13,490;292
:+^;'3;o y>>.- 12,999,24^ '
I0,009rr53
:....
'
Total (15 cltles
5,159,463,006
4,579,511,467
—11.2
v
47,113,652,595
50,918,503,362
7.5
—
1,107,260,008 V
•
1,354,261,048-
—18.2>^>,;
,.
•,
•Ohio—Canton-
-
—Cincinnati
eriamilton
Do rain
"
:
.
w—_....
-
.
Youngstown
Newark
Toledo
—~
-
Perrrwvivania—^Beaver
•
-
162,347,060
-
■
County.
_
+
1.7
■
22,640,059,989'
+14.2;
+14.4^'
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53,680,931
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35,649,085
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Erie
154,606,626-
4,217,493.'.
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2,945,949*
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.1,800.429,471
40,887,283
36,528,438
26,407,008
26,092,417
9.9
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564,808,165 .1
2.3
:'.+.
,
"
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518,893,002
-
•
t,422,903,523
40,934,202 '
19,554,072
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:
+ 14.2'
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-28,653,004
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.
-
+11.9.
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347,000;734;
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40,264,-752
26,792,834 i
17,359,049,563
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10,350,40^7
279,2»l,34»-,»
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'55,131,900%'
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+19:5"
^ 3.8-7
-10,940^754 *;--•
: 8,418,728
-259,481Jt76'~™ *7.
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•'ysr,a,632,405
♦ v: 410,462^,02
+10.6-'5Yi«9;900
.'v 46,083,600
11,758,3^;; *.
14,518,237 •'
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,
.
' 12,789,056
*; >, :13;899,794
•
10264,532
r"r 9,480,325
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0.8
1.7
6.9-: 9
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.
+ "7.7-,
,
+
1.5
+
0.7
512,274,025
r' V
'476,584,401;
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349j746,825
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339,616,117
.
1,121,047,738
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1,412,091,594 :7v
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18,699,454,597"
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60,083,300
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2.4—
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290,045^97. h•
599,356,483 .-.
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5.5
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69,545481
466,282,826
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381,493,740; :
;
5.5
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5.9
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23,154^648
20,502,222'
M!est Virginia—Wheeling—-,
5.45.5
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tt •". *
,12,371,082
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4,403",304
24,845,012"
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-142,910,373-
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455,280,618 '
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-
146485,629' Vf
73,374,236 r
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11< f+10.5 :
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7,642.534
r
3,363,749
2,096,048,696
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4.6
./+
/' 2l;472,956,926
% 102,608,400--*
r" 2,224,149,000
■
Greensburg
460,347,858'
i0.802,916,643>;;..L+
11,094,688,43+
,
;
149,242,260
•;
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481,690,896
G-9
....-+.
.
,
15,103,059
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8,292,951 ' "
'45,357,T54 '
* *63,555,265 '
i 39,169,928
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1,130,527,164
2,179,369,925
227,979,000
.
16,682,812
•
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51,931,645-
-
.
260,856.800
-
"
52,814,903.
2.487.889,737
Columbus
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-1,208,033.864-...
Cleveland
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.1,233,537,871
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229,558,024"
'
+12.7
4;8
+
-
59,249,861,667.
'
-
234.44t;597
"
;
183,527,198
.,+ 12.7
5,819,215,919
236,099,678
;
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226,181,020
1
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,
.
..
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—
+> 9.7
*
167,232,603
'
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5.4
+
56,198,510,558
1,501,307,065:.
1,439,047,829"
1,062,857,843
Fifth Federal Reserve Disfrict-Richroend—
"West Virginia—Huntington.
19,276, 093
92,992 000
83,971,000
992,040, 008
•'
18,150,117
Virginia—Norfolk..-
869,093.084
Richmond
Couth Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
Marylamt—Baltimore
"
Frederick
32,161 594r
6,192, 469
32,564,569
57,441,227
1,336,147,022
5,235,673
592,405, 073
517,563.673
60,500, 430
(
-
.
District of Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
3,272,063,340'"'"
167,317,700
178,980,329
+10.7
889,944^422
+U.1
7,879,001,560
—•
1.2
822,133.000
...+
7.0
+
8.2
23,015,038-
+
.
6.5
215,199;28»i
.
7,398,529,671
301,947,904
-
304,982,979
5.3
+
575,487,281 '
+
51,509.610
5,300,612,442
4,999,837,890
+
6.0
""■:+ 12.1
29,405.623,154
27,850,420,533
+
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.
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'4,781,091 ,/ r
.f"4,"5,35;337"
23.234,015 ,-•■+'
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212.672.551
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7,700,562
4-7
56,947,907
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,
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7,495,404--
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r
9.5
13,583,776,566
+ 14.5
-
+
14,219,666,234
+ 18.3
2,920,166,365
5,613.437
1.0
+
525,368,186
+10.5
,
1,476,495,,673
-
6.2
+
•
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.
368,1537236.
350,4917796 "
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Sixth Federal Reserve DistrictNashville
;
147,5617l 53
1367698,9^6
'
767,242,714-;
'
122,892,758
-
115,883,524
121,544,957
'5.2
389,000.000
381,500,000
8.9
—
2.0
265,169,024
232,381,157
264,283,097
23+,?20,404
3.8
257,092,944
255,573,671
+ 12.2
9,440.428,388
70,503,151 >
769,099,701 :
54,227,934 1
24,900,668
+ 17.0
802,243,386
+ 22.9
8,336,985,805
29,293,000
27,590,000
57,958,132
837,883,474
51,882,501
9,000,865
3,060,604
809,491,105
5,501,584,471
4,270,016,300
82,513,437
944,981,911
62,141,373
.Jackson
1
v-Meridian
9,287,857
Vicksburg
3,446,944*
•W»Blsiana—New Orleans
Total (16 cities)
+ 14.6
302,7627553
i35,ol%3i9
.
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117,1GT097
743,394,-139
;
+
652,177,117
-
6.2
11.7
-
'
-
—
-
%
3.2
3.5
+ 13.0
93,041,990
309,200,000
316,300,000
7,850,837
6,783,726
•
7,851,363
—11.8
—1177
+ 12.3
202,190,055
191,082,611
695,406,455
+ 15.4
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50,674,922,529
+12.6
159,917,809
148,053016
188,751070
10,295036
22*970387946"
14,481,339
+
3.8
2OO.T2T.I2O
13,801,236
237,620,349
+ 10.3
+
249,397,000
6.103004
5.8
+
6,36T,958
-
'
535,001,676
7,406,527,506
-
23,004,970
.
232,592,370
27,304,312
8,180,096,783
+
26.031,672
109,411,278
2.0
*C~5547029
-
85,471,598
+12.6
4.7
+
6,318,092
515,170,073
+
6,528,297
4.2
+
—
0.6
,
254,602,921
270,899,000
+
•
28.009,853
8,408,812,726
*
590,236,566
+ 15.6
29.176,213
0.3
+
827,593,841
4.4
+
+
4&Rssis6ippi—'Hattiesburg
1
7.0
+
+
Mobile
Montgomery
,
+
+
25,462,776
Tampa
.
1,111,079,974
4,723,095,686
14,446,600,000
30,838,605
Alabama—Birminghamr
1.160,224,712
5,052,815,860
28,053,001
.
18,791,000
203,-302,6245,903,518
j
15,203,800,000
8.4
928,931,127
;
,
+13.8
28,784,323
:
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+
29,106,722
Columbus
IMtrrida^-Jacksonville
■
+15.1
28,096,250
..
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113,346,050
1,543,600,000
25,964,999
.
.
354,3417290
*
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735,373,783
481,365.498-
553,892,164
Augusta
Macon
.
1,756,400,000
—
7"" 7,163.469
.+ 10.6
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43eorgia<—Atlanta
4,256,325
20,477,000
221.782,724-
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4.9
13,342,718
9.5
8.6
+
+
5.5
+
8.3
+
8.0
751,178
774,683
3.0
764,930
657,732
7,560,195,106
+
8.2
221,612,056
204,776,013
+
8.2
189,5G2,472
174,101^71
46,720,813,787
+
8.5
1,223,961,103
1,184,933,691
+
3.3
1,082,687,994
967,093,315
*2,500,000
2,745,542
8.D
2,741,396
2,760,797
21,669~078
488,318,553
-
78,926,008
25,277,555
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Seventh Federal Reserve
District—Chicago—-
•NeWgan—Ann - ArborDetroit
♦13,000,000
Flint
Grand
12.497.474
3,097,552,000
,
2,824,235,000
43,523,957
+
83,355,397
+
15,763,418
40,749,396 *
+
7.0
+
47,051,334
8G,444,292
Rapids-
Jackson
17,490,476
Xduising
43,616,672
Muskegon
18,618,901
Bay City.
11,985,413
DitHasa—^Fort Wayne
TerreJHaute
+
2.3
3.7
761,685,080
145,775,935
+
+
173,200,593
170,988,569
+
108,147,777
473.073,155
+
1.3
Watertown
46,161,919
+18.9
+ 16.8
1,032,568,427
930,137,362
7.9
3,133,581,678
35,688,957
3,239,983,881
400,800,209
15,080,210
+ 10.4
33,323,960
505,995.285
5,873,282
10,371,081
1,767,666
+ 13.9
Bloomington
7,925,132
4,852,021.498
Chicago
Decatur
29,993,558
70,303,800
Peoria
8,376,669
8.5
8,918,327
154,415,389
2.8
4,327,909
10,415,218
4,639,164
1413529^3 74
132T1T750
5,118.319,564
3.2
60,306,869
101,709,165
8.2
+
3.2
I
Eighth Federal Reserve
—14.4
—
4,542,595
8,264,815
3,935,910
12542a935
99,013*636
5,703,661
38,711,759
-
6.7
I
'
'
+
4.7
8,110,525
7.999,040
6,487,849
1,757,598,657
+
2.1
58,443,186
47.702,564
553,151,878
+
1.3
15,224,095
14,891,973
46.238,722
16,830,577
3.5
4.0
560.124,569
+
2.2
31,395.323
31,969,365
+
0.9
120,514,143
119,848,626
5.4
66,438,936
44.106,991,171
+10.8
34,982,331
60,270,G86
45,053.188
—14.3
+16.6
27.1
+
+
4,378,055j 854
6.6
2.1
16,267,335
+
—
+
2.6
32,468,097
V
-
266,782,254-
—
+
2.8
1,427,35'4
1,821,664
+
3.7
1,171,875,545
1,141,204,861
260,904,325
+
2.3
9,874,745
10,569,260
+
7.6
+
9.1
+
5.5
68,352,195
0.4
635,022,991
.438,787,866..
590,301,902
402,142,429
9.2
250,120,332
242,676,288
2,593.344
+
2,0
28,561,036
24,822,457
9,895,132,485
8,981,073,364
+
10.2
91,341,025.010
88,205,608.437
—
_
16,037,106
1.8
0.6
42,542,743,793
2,643.946
Total (31 cities)„_
76,3~9To6o
261,710,162
273,940,290
1,794.954,847
+'
45,228,480
30,021,315
9,55^325
79,580*600
9,747,066
.
4.3
+
'
Sterling
lIT77~034
1.5
2.4
4.8
27,494,703
—
Bprlngfleld
—
341,235,067
61,865,262
+
3,452,107
13,455,971
+
siToWoo
369,341,834
106,103,970
16,609,830
41,270,028
+ 22.1
...
12,*294~926
158,681,335
5,280,930,103
1,634.457
3.529,054
13,579,751
Bllnois—-Aurora
"483^992
84r983~000
'
7.2
.
3,036,246
62,199,161
6,97~96234
12
3.4
+
+ 21.6
+
28,401,450
191,525,217
59,782,035
198,307.911
City
—
15,962,308
10448,912
357,710,059
+13.3
3,707,031
Des Moines
479,393,527
+ 18.1
29,299,940
Manitowoc
•owa-—Cedarr-'Raplds
2ir9~78~834
5.0
+ 11.0
.
97,446,772
322,696,435
6,297,208
12,614,868
Bheboygan
6.3
—
1.1
+
—
9,8~8~8"278
1.3
109,323,358
23,Tl8~957
9^39:714,
5.8
3.9
+
■
7.3
392,004.459
5.0
—
156,484,426
414,678,004
16,649,588
Oslikpsh
1
2.7
+ 11.0
37,769,685
576,486,016
Milwaukee
Rockford
9.6
3.1
+
390,474,999
779.291,513
42,142,402
Wisconsin—Madison-
f
+
+
380,356,437
"
54,865,732
Boutl-.-"Bend
Ames
109,467,588
28,550,105,000
'
113,814,786
Indianapolis
'BIoux
119,926,730
29,442,095,000
9.7
+ "8.1
348,204.869
-Gary
<
17,724,518
12,472,045
+ 21.6
12,823.599
1.531,423
935,680,140
6,377,451
16,685,751
•
8,845,778
46,421,852
12,769,162
9,393,261
7.739,642
8,203.322
17,161,208
.
4.309,509,
1,046,936,630
,,
7,483,507
5,621,100
1,428,284,457
1,247,327,981
385,000,000
382,600,000
334,700,000
187^59,229" ,1
151,719^07.
158,815,546
159,456,228
7,014,690
3.6
1,587.766,341
l,544,-876;432
367,600,000
13,558,674
+ 15.1
-
+
+
2.8
District—St. Leuis—
#Ji8souri—St; Douis—
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kenhacky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis _J
^Unols—Jacksonville
Qolncy
1,560.542,818
16.688,348
1,493,497.681
4.8
14,152,854,906
14459,138,433
0.1
17,482,060
3.4
162,412,690
151.708,622
7.1
2,943,253
2.843,748
3.5
29,123,280
788,822,347
7.3
7,431,868,982
27,061,976
7,445.047,182
7.6
846,239,148
571.-897.137
0.2
193,810,048
198,999,795
589,885,926
3.1
2.8
131,554,664
170,049,338
2,684.177
5.4
5,089,440,005
24,739,429
4,950,167.779
2.540.229
23,863,595
3.7
12,082,416
Total (7 cities
.1
v
11,359,780
3,013,183,349
2,906.575,719
C.4
113,503,808;
8.6
104,537,412
3*45*77:02
7+04*032
0.5
696,422,414
757,453,165
+
1.6
3,071,296
-
+
3.7
27,003,943.100
20,861,524,999
+
—
8.1
—
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-
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725,349,732
2,605,130
+—
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655,576,904
Number 5681 ..i The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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1.790,283,523
—
405.880,594
.'
(-X-.
:
11,074.451
:
2.224.344
15,474,154.434
""
370,629,576
+
+ 15.8
1,880.165
41.227.697
~
95,811,094
9.5
+
-
5,445,736,118
j
+ 11.3
-3,787.963
14,413.347,199
116,225.874
5,763.376.634
+21.5
•
640.681,536
4.387,550
Fergus .Palls--^-—-—
+ 12.3
1,594,619.521
■'»
13,460.582
712.905,107
North-: Dakota—Fargo—
Forks
-iGrand
—--(-18.3
•,
-
40.980,923
>
•
-
3,523.689
7.4
11,074.236
0.1
8,913.638
7,693,123
403,467,970
0.4
389,254,784
344^796(499
-1647097.542
151,138,563
+.8.6
-147^315,575
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•
5.8
5.7
>
1247492,091
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Great Falls.
1.0
+
.
+
-;:
62,922,300
-
9.8
16.2
+
52;9G9,000
•
v
•
180,848,632
•
170,215,859
.
2.7
33.794.587
23.3
..63,931,005
i 2,401,625
..
+
1.0
+
.
1.9
232(491.543
243.239.373
*
Lewistown,"
Totals 16 cities)—
189,466,040
;
iTic":
+ -.v
.
.
+20.4
..
2£79,765
;
.
5.3
+16,449,361
;
+ 11.9
.
.16,766,550
.
•23,801,834,652
22,248,272,718 ;
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4
.
.
.
615,163,6.83
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Kansas—Man h at tan
if "PUrsons
Tepeka-
—18.7
+7O72
595.628,792
+ 12.0
—
.'
—.
-Missouri—Joplin
KarrAas City-—
39,3ll,G§8
35.745.794
9.1
993,027
J.18,904,613
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.
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■
■
•
2,536,579'
■
•"'•-
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,297,812,300
25,977,759
Springs^:!—-'."
Colorado—Colorado
1_J
•
M;"
if
Cities)!———
5.5
+
It
*\t
2.1
—
> ft**
582,939,609
•
512,847,915
.
t.
$
.
i
-
:
'
15,363,249
+
-
•
•
19,822.985V
,
..
.
165,581,451
—26.5
151,126,082
816,945
273
154,155,568
-
10,057,458
9.6
—
1,146,157
1,394,532
-
.
-
,5.5
5.7
—
7/705,659
f--'
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-
841(819
-
9,320,707
I52,77d;0i33
•
-
-42.4
•
-26,251(688
401997,827
+
-
-
12,331,961
2.6 -'
-
24.512J269
■
10,329,907
•
-
22,239,730
-
+
:
•
j.,
13.387,290>
26,943,677
.
2.5
:7'7; ,414^895,013
+
'
472.654,074
+
I-
0.1
.•+-
-
I"., ,>,19.052,298
7.6
:
13,754,030
+""£2
7
38I7425,584
■
—'6.9 "•
13,879,109
y
;i2,336>627
355,8723",-989
rU,421,069
•
-_4;0
.
33,283,517>849
'
6,698,341
648,050,059
4.6
+
i .->•
-.
vtHV 67826,055i
—
34,811,259,249
874,322;
2.4
+;
.
'
-
10.660,951
4.0
.
>..+
435,596,448 f
•
1,350,649' "•
933,041
10.418.106
v
2.5
7.8
'•V 228.801,S$dVe>&V$*8,161,55$'■ V
7.603,725,464
6,934,801,046 1
' .'...+ 9.3
8.7
+
+ .^
*.*
'
^^^5.274,W3';:,4,V-;,2^S9;705;6i^p,4A ,^40.l
2.4
+ 12.9
3,543,004,710
3(851,835,221
/ •'
V+io*
26,627,339
767,935.384
-
32,607,006 L
-
508.471.160
7.9
+
v+
.
> 6.1
2,351.573
269,720,654
V-
-15,735(048
436,201,424. C
>
.,1,120,426.647
.
-1,061,936,061
;
47,585,459 * 50,460,519
<"
15,700.486,546' ,-V
15,313,418,792
•"7.2
,—
,51.888,242
V,
867,001,641
,_i.——
5,390,238
1,625.171,610
1,715,164.947
--r——55(062.801
St. Joseph
'.'"Garthage-oxi-
+13.2
105.138.118-
•
+~5T
■
: 5/726,135,286
'33(904.417'
,
f
2.0
+.
.
374,314,164
5,871.805,333
1.7
+
43,942.407
•
J93.273.184*
7,312j269-
iZSEjpt
.
i
'
+ -3.3
1.675.160
,
.'••r^^s-.oooiooo
:
•;
Total (14
.3.935.459
1,730,791
-•^^44,811.377
1.
Denver
-
i? "i v'r. -4,004; 143
.
■
'Wichita
*v
.v 42.552,296
667,214,070
7
15,2Tl726 .7''
5
V
'-•'i
;
«
•"»"'
V
-"
-
"
3
Hastings
Lincoln
*
'4,969,934
-38,6297800
4,041,904
Nebraska—Fremont
■4
602,524,911
-
-j.",
_7,568,875
+To75
-
■
'■
,
^Tenttr^ederti Reserve District—Kansas City—
7.1
—
4.083,323-
.
.
•
1
_
.1.9
'
\
"
...
'7.0
+
*
.
4,683,526
7,594,637
13,448,141
1
4.9
..—.
.
7,oT47l32
7;7n ( +1*^337558
4.4
v.+
,
*
4,898,220
+10.2
.
483.87L223
"4-~*2.1
1.4
—
171,999,386
•>.
507*782,378
•:;•*•+
2,511,494,443
—T?.\..2,811,513,617
•
53,002.082
'
.
.
47^833
5.2
-
"
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'•
77 97931485
^
6.2
+
33,329.750
■"
,+r~5~l.i
r*
.
+
287,426.167
i0,~903435 7
11,460,639
-+
302.319,751
—
-,21,911.185
r
77,583.541
■-
+
+ 19.4
27,892,003
r
22,321.493
_
'
•:
-
-
■■-'"".'.IT"
'+-26.-3""
346,564,691
61,538.000 +•'
+15.8
14,684,025—
•
-3,622.350
^28,183,003
Montana—Billings
•■'"■
30,278.789
,
•—
380,391,545
■
0.2
".+
8,263,935
20,431.411
:
36.166.129
Huron-
.
iJ*t '*
11,065.693
401,653,221
+ 21.3
+
38,760.407
f
18,550.815
-
+ 17.G
6,563,000
'
20.629,182 "
•-
.V
—
;
9.572,297
r*
Minot
Falls
.
I-: 6,573.000
--
South -Dakota—Aberdeen—.
Sioux
47,473.831
_■
•
A
8.2
+
43,888,590
-
■-
..
1954
'
47.477.257
—■—-
St. Paul
»Whl91i»
1956
S
'
Rochester
'
-Week Ended October
1956
C
-■
.
S
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Dulufch-
t
-
fo/ '
v
"-
'
*
"
1.9-
+•
626,126,259
»
3.5
-+
.
'?r77 G7GTO~7403
-
5,733.840
,
569,630,373
603,691,347
.
■if".
•
i.;
.r
-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dailas—
'
J
'
*
+ 11.9
22,887.037
+ 15.0
240,068.918
•
1,723,275.399
+ 11.4
17,679.649.507
+25.8
-1.919.909,311 -
''"26,319,501
+
C-
TBeaumont
Dallas.
-7 1,918.878.896
.
180.258.683-
'226.845,297
fEl» Paso^
Galveston
-r-
2.1
7.2
332,633,000
1,597.552,750
-C.,1,639,990.165
Houston.
+
2.7
"
1,537.289,314
+
15,853,420,404
!
36.242.000
—*
-
liJ'.:- 9,737.431
8,051.805
30,055.185
27,531,040
8.991J227
55,466.633
9,099,354
66,397,637
4,161.320,144
■}
3,875,885,482
-Wichita F»US—--Texarkana
(—
..
-
Louisiana—Shreveport-^..
■"
10,659,259
,
.
+10.8
11,193,774
6.0
V
1.2
425,043,838
Cities)—
'
+
38,746.070
J 39.490,134
10,179,000
8,591,000
3.1
+
343,544,730
"
1.9
—
33.915.582
"•
"
30,775,405
G,385,400
7.402,000
.+18.5
'
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+ 14.3
.
*
""* '*'•' "■
' "* '
" '
'
6,441,165
"'•"•+.7.0
*816,523
19,622,900
-—19.4
.534,140,802
509,848,302
6.3
—
,
15
—16.6
642 879,884
.
:
G,778,292
;■*_
*;
'
(1.493,549
1.3
+
37,425,776,285
6,892,843
•
"
"
79 082,582-
536.133,807
7.4
'
'
284 110,912-
-
80.141,456
-+
'
2.5
+10.8
+
-
38,982,957,483
—lu.5
5.3
14,974,040
4.2
+
.
*
409.844,
491,335.205
4.6
+
13,692,^41
'
"
'
Total -fll
8,952(370
417,071,517
9,7
-+■10:7
15,378 735,675
73 .736.407
266.354.211
9.2
+
1,725, 928.777
++
•
300, 178,000
84,265,438
+ 20.9
—
'4-4.6
.1,499. 389.338
"
-
Port Arthur.
433, 04();623'
.218, ,852,935:
16,789. 841,152
33.804.000
163,827.269
160.448.752
-Ft. Worth
.-
...
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'
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■
..."
•
453.092,122
43,200.508
48.345.057
t.
Texas—Austin
.
47
(1671)
"
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r
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■
j
Twelfth Fedeul Reserve District—San Franciscc—
'
V- '
+
8.582.393
798,221,147
•
7
*, 'Seattle
-Yakitna
9.0
+ 11.5
7,295 ,732,324
+
7.4
215,275,146
202, 584,134
+
6.3
386,389.241-
379, ,802.204
+
141,262,000
143, 907,000
-
'
Idaho—Boise
-
.'Portland
,
'
Oregon—Eugene
,
—
—
•'
Arizona—Phoenix
:
,
'
"
i■'
——
"
-
7,416, 862,007
+
1,897,534,220
427, 087,702
+
369, 575,087
+
+
8.1
+
74,344.433
-
264,804,591
'
San Jose
+ 14.5
-
209,524,794-
-
+
188 953,705
—~5-.i
26,500,815
23,386,444-
+ 4L7
16lS5llo89
317170,450
2,632,889,082
+
9.2
26,041,016,180
-107,912,815
+
8.0
1,029,441,211
29,998,933
+
6.7
4.4
+
11.0
+
17.2
+
7.7
323,140,868
-
217573,329
f.
+ 10.9
24,951, 490,993
927, 344.325
275, 826,377
2,874,680,085
116,579,710
-
75,363,925
15^2021344
297572,808
..
7.8
678, 220,405
730,827.645
+ 13.9
18,066,155
-
*32.000.000
San. Francisco
Santa Barbara
65,255,630
157,128,556
3419741980
.
+ 12.8
'
20,<i80,157
Pasadena
179,612,754
+
8M5~9,l04
6.9
»
1,142,228.283
;
5.4
1.3
+"~4*6
189,811,944
89j5~0~501
8.1
1,056, 596,673
247, ,745,499 *
-
399.515,059
+ 12.4
6,349;313
'
6.1
1.6
+
153,813,401
6,871.051
'+
7.2
2.2
+
29.887,742
181,735,286
-4.9
5,904,529
192,208,577
0.8
+
+10.7
453,278.448
U.
+ 10.8
194.027,216
\
1.8
—
199, 335,277
3,337, 135.330
1,681, 637,234
7,475,249.651
+ 12.4
107,238.329
31,501,616
.Riverside—.
+
""
'
-
+*
27,604,070
+
5.0
7,669,926
12,871,782
+
15.8
+
6.3
6721424,783
28,993,738
8,884,534
13,686,147
137718; $25
633l229l822
3.5
696^92,247
—
*
22,399,083
24,325,434
6,840,300
-
548,371,414
.
14,474,602
6,032,778
12,003,3^)
59,132,219
56,773,207
+
4.2
494,746,782
459, 266,886
+
8.1
53,021,853,698
50,305,113,556
+
5.4
1.301,645,958
1,242,146.148
4.8
1,175,51G,193
1,018,567,120
5,431,578,754
+
5,871,645,162
92,727,535,726
.7.3
933,444,543,074
901,348,763,155
+
3.6
23,886,873,298
22,953.939,579
+
99,533,435,005
+
4.1
21,826.671,032
20,104,990,4Ca
+
505,776,348,584
-488,324,162,053
+
3.6
11,239,421,553
11,316,540,328
10,617,609,432
9,323,450,425
50,895,456,675
7.6
0.2
54,784,696,645
Stockton
.
213.703,191
3,694,599.482
+
39,351,942
-119,144439
Modesto
.
•3.1
>
*
Long Beaelu.
",
0.5
+
44.040.903
-
*45,000.000
-?40,000.000
*;Berkeley
+
25,210.849
<y.6
+ 16.1
869,445,741
343,760,618
170,056,114
399,280,973
-391,146.644
-
-
California—Bakers field
-
.'X *26.000,000
--
—
16,232,000
"/ 873.891,340
——
—.
2.5
+
"
16.136,000
—»—.
—
Utab-r-Ogden —s-J—
Salt Lake City__—
45,115.059
46.268,036
1
-
215,021,749
6,192,328
1.7
7.830.738,454
:
+12.0
24,100.300
66. ,010.394
73,578.452
7.0
+
8.022.188
7 870.303,392
•;/7> 26.983.720
Washington- -Bellingham.-
Total (19 cities)_
Grand Total
.
(179 cities)
Outside New York
•^Estimated,.
fa) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Foreign Exchange Rates
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
cable transfers on the different
record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
^
:
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
We give below a
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
OCTOBER
...
4,
FEDERAL
1957
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
BANK TO TREASURY
RESERVE
TO OCTOBER
10,
1957,
INCLUSIVE
'
1930
The condition statement of weekly
banks of
shows
the
following
ended Oct.
2:
principal
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon
Free
Increases of $1,117
pound
schilling
Belgium, franc—
Canada,
Japan
.209250
.209425
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
Deutsche
(officiali.
.00285795*
-
.00237500
mark—..
1
dollar—
.00285795*
.00237562
.238000
.238000
.209510
.209570
.209460
2.800000
2.800937
2.802437
2.800000
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, eacudo.
Sweden, krena.
Switzerland
.00277912*
.325666
.325733
.325700
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.262075
.262400
.262300
.262637
.262300
2.772277
2.773205
2.774690
2.772277
.140080*
.496950*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.140080*
peso.
franc.
pound
Kingdom, pound sterling—
.00277912*
.325566
.0800560*
2.770606
of South Africa,
•Nominal.
.00277912*
.00277912*
.325366
I
—
.140080*
,496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233327
Norway
United
•
.00237562
.238000
.00277912*
Malayan
peao
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Union
1
.00237562
.209440
•
2.798312
——
-
.00311807*
.238000
.238000
.209296
•
-
.209350
-
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237625
yen
Mslavsia,
Mexico,
1.034140
.209175
'
India, rupeeIreland, pound-
.0199000
.0199000
1.032062
1.030150-
1.030234
:
franc
(Free)
Oermarrv
.0385356*
.209075
(Metropolitan),
Franc
2.231075
.0305356*
1.030312
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka-.
France
.0246660
.0245637
.0199062
.0199218
.0199500
dollar
.0555555*
2.233017
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
$
2.231822
2.231075
2.229730
Austria,
.233350
.233350-
.233350
'
2.737857
2.796312
-
2.789539
2.300937.
.233350
2.791967
2.790473
2.600000
-
-
Government deposits,
demand deposits
Commercial
the week
million in holdings of
2.789539
2.802437
2.800000
districts and.
a
$1,833. million in XJ.
£>.
million
in
and a decrease of $773
adjusted. "
and
$
.0555555*
.0246666
.0249388
.0241300
Australia,
Oct. 10
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
Thursday
Oct, 9
$
$
$
peso—
Official,
Wednesday
Oct. 8
Oct. 7
Oct. 4
Money)
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Argentina,
York (Value In United States
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New
leading cities
changes for
•
U. S*. Government securities and
-
reporting membqg
Federal Reserve System in
the
loans
industrial
in most
reporting mem¬
decreased
total of $82 million at all
banks; the principal decreases were $38 million_ in
Chicago, $15 million in New York City, and $11 milliorf
in the Dallas District.
Changes according to industry
ber
in another press release. Loans to brokers and
for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
other securities
increased $273 million.
"Other'
appear
dealers
and
loans increased
$33 million.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
creased $226 million, Treasury notes $891 million,
U. S. Government bonds $109 million, reflecting
sale of
new
decreased
Treasury issues.
Holdings of Treasury
$109 million.
in¬
and
the
bills
**
$285 million in
New York City,.$156 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $88 million in the Chicago District, and by smaller
amounts in all of the other districts, Time deposits picreased $62 million, of which $39 million was in the
San
Francisco District.
Demand deposits credited to
Demand
deposits adjusted decreased
domestic banks increased $385
Borrowings
from
Federal
million.
Reserve
Banks decreased
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1672)
48
$77 million and borrowings from others decreased $15
million. Loans to banks increased $2 million.
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
A summary
ber ban its follows:
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Oct. 2,
Sept. 25,
Oct. 3,
1957
1957*
1956
and
Loans
investments
Loans
chasing
for
dealers
S.
8,727
+
bills
25,654
securities—total
+
1,117
indebtedness-
7,681
1,189
banks
to
with
Reserves
Federal
domestic
banks
vault
in
Balances
———v
with
—1,038
2
229
+
302
26
+
3
—
v
122
—
LIABILITIES—
773
__
Interbank
4,189
+
1,833
+
385
1,696
Government
S.
+
81
__
77
deposits—
demand
address
From
Federal
others
841
—
figures
25
•Sept.
595
Banks—
tExclusive
revised.
deduction of valuation
reserves;
of
loans
+
175
+
after
individual loan items are shown gross.
1933
3,
managers
the
are:
be
must
(if
is:
owner
stated,
that of each
as
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
That
21,106,393
—
Oct. 10,
1956
7,001
+
+
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
852,269
+
10,239
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other banks
21,958,662
+
Industrial
U.
Bought
and
39,000
21,578
appear
10,538
+
12
367,997
+ 9,000,913
HZZZZ
2,301,750
Total
bought outright
Held under repurchase agree't
Gov't securities
and
securities
foreign banks
assets
Total
100
+
116,300
+
as
and
x
82,355
.
Power
+
208
+
15,711
135,573
—556,860
468,782
+
—
+
32,696
220,846
+
Shoe
reserves
18,691,915
account
—177,684
103,423
504,020
+
56,141
78,567
336,766
—
30,686
6%
253,468
—
6,114
43,524
Total
Deferred
Other
deposits
Total
&
accrued
Capital
paid
(Section
Ltd.
Total
Old
Price Bros.
Prince
46,370
4.20%
+
Payable
4'A%
Common
Electric,
1
11-
1
1
11-
1
45c
10-30
common
preferred (1951 series)
$4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
4'/2%
6%
convertible
preferred A
&
Ontario
Steel
(quar.)—
(quar.)
gold
206
+
+
18,833
+
53,981
27,543
219,094
certificate
+
51,600,721
13,843
—
—556,860
+
44~244
468,782
re-
Quebec
Ry.
note
ances
liability
on
for
purchased
47.1
loan
.2%
+
1.2%
accept¬
foreign
(s-a)
12-10
3-1-58
10-31
11-
71,333
commitments—
4.75%
preferred
Pacific
Gas
Pacific
Hawaiian
&
Pacific
+
746
3,326
—
+
220
18,241
1,656
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Notices
and
common
called
bonds, notes,
redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
NOTICE
OF
Company and Issue—
Date
Co.
of
Electronics,
conv.
Diversified
debs,
Oil
Five-year 6%
Firestone
Tire
&
s.
&
due
Roman
First
1373
17
1373
Date
Nov
May 1, 1967
Mining Corp.—
debs,
Rubber
due May
Nov
1,
Page
1
1373
1961
1
1493
Nov
1
1503
Nov
15
1149
Nov
29
1544
Nov
1
Co.—
conv.
pref. stock
Catholic Bishop of Portland (Me.)—
mortgage bonds, series V, due Nov. 1,
11-
1
60c
10-15
10-31
10-31
Pan
Park
Mfg.,
Airways
Chemical
Co.,
common
1
11-15
1-2-58
50c
10-31
10-
preferred
Coal,
Co.,
—
_
(quar.)
common
-'15c
12-
2%%
(quar.)
common
(year-end)
1
25c
common
Chemical
(Dr.)
Perkins
Machine
10-22
10-23
10-16
25c
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-15
1-1-58
12-13
A
33c
(quar.)
12-
2
1
12-
2
2
S
.'
1
11-
10-31
10-15
(quar.).
Morris, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Antonio
pfd.
(quar.)
4.40%
Sargent
t
(quar.)
—____
$1.07%
11-
1
11-
1_
10-10
$1.17
11- .1
75c
10-15
■
9-23
(quar.)
.
*
r_
10-10
12-
11-15
-
&
Co.
I
A
preferred B
&
(Dela.>
Co.,
(Ed)
&
12-23
12-18
11-15
10-31
10-10
11-
1
30c 2-10-58
1-31
35c
10-15
9-30
$1.12%
•
»
;
10-15
9-30
$1.25
;_x
10-15
9-30
$1.37%
10-15
9-30
$1.50
10-15
9-30
$2.25
1-2-58
12-13
20%
10-
4
25c
11-15
11-
1
50c
___'
10-30
10-31
r
10-18
.
~
-
10rl5
9-27
10-25
9-25
f25c
10-25
9-27
t$1.25
10-25
9-27
$1.25
(quar.)
12-16
,12- 2
Ry.
30c
9-
6
11-15
11-
1
24c
10-15
25c
(quar.)____
10-17
fl5c
Co.; (quar.)_____;
10-15
22%c
75c
25c
10-15
_■
9-30
10-
4
25c
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
$1.3iy4
dividend)
10-15
10-
1
3%
7
:
Co., common
(initial)
1
10-15
11-
8
10-18
12V2C
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp., common "(quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
5%%
preferred A ,<quar4_—
5%% preferred A (quar.)_____
10-
11-
25c
:
10-21
t20c
(quar.)
pfd.
'quar.)
9-30
.9-30
,
$1.09
common
iquar.)
conv,
9-30
10-15
:
A
9-30
,
10-15
10-25
-_____.
Power,
9-30
10-15
22c
___J• 30c
(quar.)
5%%.;preferred A
10-18
10-18
25c
class
.
1
1
11-12
•
for each share heldi_-?-.
(stock
5%
11-
35c
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
11-15
11-
2%
i
(quar.)
&
11-15
11-15
2
1-1-58
$1.19
(reduced)—;
Electric
2
2
12-
$1.17
Inc.,'common
preferred
4
12-
22 %c
<quar.)
-
2
9-20
-
(quar.)__
Transit
10-15
12-
*
$1.23%
10-15
10-
1
10-18
10-
8
11-
10-17
25c
5%%
>
10-25
$1.02%
$1.18%
Schwitzer
.
10-10
'10-
40c
(quar.)_
Schericg Corp.,
10-10
$1.10
,
10-15
tquar.)
Francisco
Map| Co.
Savoy Oil
10-10
1
10-15
r
(quar.)
preferred
Savannah
11-20
11- ,1
95c
(quar.)
San Miguel Brewery___
Schqster
4
12-
11-
40c
preferred (quar.)
(stock .dividend) (one shr.
Schenley Industries
$1.50
25c
$1
Gas & Electric, com.
5%
preferred -(quar.)
•—;
4,/2%
preferred (quar.). l_;
9-30
,10-15
25c
San Diego
Scarfe
10-15
1
(quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
Co.—
.
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
4.30% preferred (quar.)
1
4.40% preferred (quar.)
1
preferred
San
9
1
11-
-
Co.
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.),—
preferred
10-
11-
31 %c
,
Industries
Louis
Sari
1
40c
Lawrence
$5
11-
r
(quar.)
(quar.j____
of Westwater. Corp.
St.
10-11
5c
Quarterly
Philip
,
10-18
10-18
30c
Spring &.Axle—
dividend
convertible
10-11
1
1
preferred B (quar.)
Foods,
11-
1
11-
quarterly
Fine
1
11-
11-1
(quar.)
Light & power Co.—
Co.
1
?0-
-
20c
(quar.)
A
10-
53%c '
(quar.
preferred
-
10-15
10-15
933Ac
quar.)_
(initial)
F
10-10
f$1.18
pfd. A (quar.)__
pfd. series I, H and J
pfd series I (quar.)
pfd. series K (quar.)_;
W
5%
Petroleum Equipment Service & Maintenance
B
Mills
Button
Aircraft
&
St.
10-21
Vic
Rice
series
* - —
9-20
10-25
15c
Ltd.—
10-25
10-23
25c
-
(quar.)
Cement
pfd.
Safety
9-20
25c
Phila., Germantown & Norristown RR.
4.68%
Brand
5%%
13
50c
(quar.)__
:u_
'increased
I,
75c
(quar.)___-
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%.
(quar.)—
(s-a)_____c_______^__
Corp.
Inc., common
4%
Pepper)
(initial quar.)
f28c
Sabre-Pinon Corp.
11-15
10-15
£l5c
preferred
11-15
12-
50c
iquar.)__________
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Supply Co. of California
Sanborn
20e
Ltd.
preferred C Kqukr.)
;
6% preferred D (quar.)
1__.
Russell-Miller Milling.Co.,
pfd. (s-a)_
Ryan Aeronautical ..(stock dividend)________
10-15
20c
(quar.)
(Canada),
Steel
1
(Fla.)—
5%%
11-15
11-
Glade
Royal-McBee Corp., common (quar.)
4%%■ preferred A (quar.)__i^
5% preferred B (quar.»
& Gear—
Cement
(Canada)
Carpet
Quarterly
10-15
$1.06
tquar.)___.
Belle
of
participating preference
Roxbury
10-25
11-15
$1.06%
pfd.
11-15
Corp.
Chains
Stock
10-25
+45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(see Dr.
New common
4%
1963
11-
Rohr
10-25
11-15
partic.-class A (quar.)
30c
Rockwell
Fibre—
common
Pepper
11-15
>■
10-15
10-15
50c
4%%
12-16
32 %c
1
1
—
Increased
10-21
1-3-58
10c
9-30
11-
11-
10-22
4.65%
1
11-
10-10
$1.25
$1.25
10-22
4.95%
10-21
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Voting
1
11-
1
_____
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.,
11-
1
11-
(quar.)
10-22
4.10%
Co.—
$1.30
preferred
1
12-
5c
,
10-10
10-16
l'
4%%
12-16
12 '2C
_
(C. J.)
11-14
10-28
1
4%
7
Corp.(year-end)—_—
dividend
50c
Rochester Gas & Electric, common
10-30
2%C
10-21
11-
Rochester
10-30
11-15
9
11-22
1
of America
(quar.
Rochester-American Insurance
10-18
7%C
12-13
'11-
35c
5%* pfd.
(Mass.),
participating class A
Participating
10-25
11-
"12-
1-2-58
25c
20c
$1.25
10-10
11-15
(quar.)_.
(Increased quar.)_
Peninsular Telephone
$1
10-25
20c
preferred
Parkersburg-Aetna
$1.32
12 % c
(quar.)
87%c
;
9-20
11-1
Riverside
9-30
.
9-30
r
11-
3%%
9-20
.10-15
4%
(quar.)
dividend)
10-28
50c
Rich's
9-20
10-15
$1.50
:
convertible
Stock
10-15
SI.18%
(stock
com.
25c
(quar.)__
50c
Reynolds Metals Co., 4%%
9-20
5c
Electronics
American
Pantex
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)__:._
(quar.)—
9-23
10-15
25c
4%%'
9-20
10-15
$1.183A
preferred
Light, 6%
10-15
10-19
+$1.2C
(annual)
Racing Assoc. (quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada,
9-20
10-15
10-21
11-25
Revere
10-15
10-15
1
50c
Republic
10-15
$1.09
(quar.)—
9-23
10-21
11-
$1.50
(quar.)____
common' (quar.)_
A.) Co.,
Republic
"
convertible
Power &
pfd.
(increased)
Republic Natural Gas
9-23
25c
(quar.)
$4.75
Pacific
Co.
preferred
Renold
10-15
(quar.)—
in-18
$35c
6%
(quar.)
Stores
10-15
$1.10
Permanente
Inc.—
cumulative preferred stock
Northam Warren Corp., $3 cumul.
1
$1.12%
Common
1976
due
f.
15
Oct
Georgia—
capital debentures
American
5%
Discount
Page
Nov
debs
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
5.80%
11-
Non-voting common
(quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
TENDER
Bank Note Co., preferred stock
Port Concession Corp., 8%
gold
$1.25
(quar.)
Penobscot
American
& M
Chemical
1
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.,
10-18
10-19
18c
(quar.)
10-18
*
11-20
10%
Shares,
Pump
1-
10-
(quar.)
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
m which the details
were given in the "Chronicle."
the current volume
10-
preferred
preferred
Penman's,
or
1
10-15
(quar.)
$4.36
45c
dividend
Distribution
Corp.
1
preferred
last date for mak¬
Asuncion
1
Purina
4
10-
$4.50
Peabody
The date indicates the
redemption
American
3
10-
Co.
11-15
$4.40
5%
list of corporate
stock
called for
under
10-
12-
5c
Patterson
including those
10-25
10-15
29 ll/16c
Co.
Products
Lighting Corp.,
5%
preferred
10-
10-15
Class
10-22
50c
(quar.)
Electric
Parke Davis & Co.
a
1
20c
Extra
Extra
Below will be found
11-
50c
pfd.
11-15
11-15
75c
Rockland
5%
Corp.,
2
12- 2
10-25
Extra
4
10-15
Finance
12-
$1.12%
9c
1
10-
(s-a)
11-15
11-15
Reliable
10-15
$1.25
—
10-11
2
$1.06%
Bearings (Canada), class B
9-30
2
10-25
$1.25
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Paper
Co..
common
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)—.
1
12-
11-15
ReMark
9-30
10-15
11-15
Oxford
11-
Hampshire—
Telephone
2
10-15
12-
9-20
45c
$1.05
Extra
2-14
10-
50c
—
(quar.)
Class B
11-15
1
f25c
(quar.)
10-11
11-25
10-15
11-15
5%
11-15
t$3
Ltd.
(quar.)
Outlet Company
Packard-Bell
correspondents
Industrial
Co.
1
2
$2
(quar.)
Reece
10-10
tl5c
Products Co.
Elevator
$4.75
to deposit and F. R.
liabilities combined
reserves
Contingent
Otis
1112-
(quar.)
0
10-10
tl3%c
(quar.)
com.
Corp. of America, common
$3.50 1st preferred, (quar.)____:
9-30
12-
11-18
10-21
25c
Radio
10-15
10-24
9-20
1
f75c
R
9-30
1
12-
10-31
83c
River
preferred B
New
1
9-20
"10-1.5
l;3c
Quebec
Ltd.—
(quar.)
t75c
$1.25
;_
preferred
Colorado,
of
Quebec Power Co.
10-10
10-24
50c
$1.06Va
$1.06'A
$1.12%
(quar.)
16-
10-15
25c
Quarterly
8
20c
4%,%
1
Quaker City Life Insurance (s-a)
Quaker Oats, common
(quar.)
10-10
10-
10-19
11-
50c
A
class
Olin Mathieson Chemical,
Oliver
10-15
20c
$1.06
B
vll-
<
$1.12%
10-10
20c
Corp.,
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
;
Puritan Fund, Inc. (quar. from net income)
10-31 ■*< 10-24
10-30
__
5%
t57c" :
4.50%
10-10
25c
(quar.)
10-14
3.35%
10-10
11-
t25c
(quar.)—
com.
1
*
(quar.)_
Co.
5'
11-
'
•
(quar.)
(quar.)_„_____!
preferred
Service
10-
"10-14
(quar.)
of
preferred
4Vi%
Public
of Rec.
11-
440,212
747,593
13b)
Co.
;-9r27
1
—_!
Co., 8%
preferred
10-15
11-
(quar.)
Co.
8'.:
9-30
90c
„
div.)_"
"
i
,
9-30
10-
$1.17%
-
pfd.
Co., Ltd.
Gamble
&
Public Seivice
481
338 703
7)
&
Gardner
Procter
Holderi
25c
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
National
Class
Pacific
liabs. & capital acc'ts.
of
172,015
+
+
50,267,788
in
(Section
Inc;j 5%'
Electric, Ltd,
Reda
When
25c
(quar.)_
'
*':
10-16
.10-18
Quarterly
25c
Pacific Coast Terminals
;
capital accounts
Ratio
+
+
1,915
20,366
ACCOUNT'S—
Surplus
Surplus
Other
—158,343
—447,177
—570,909
3,608,532
divids.
liabilities
CAPITAL
*
19,786,169
,availability cash items
iiabs.
non-cumulative
Prentice-Hall,
President
33,549
Other
10-15
+
10-7'
,'10-15
$1.25
«-
4
x
40- 7
10-21
;
4
4
>
11-20
3
65c
v
<quar.)____"__rl_
.partic. pfd; (quar.)__
preferred
1st
Reading Co.,
(quar.)
Gas &
Ontario
Treas.—general
-% 25c
-
10-
101
30cV -10-25*,
.
87-Vic
(quar.)_*
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
—_—»
—
Industries,
Co.
5%%
26,852,721
class A
pfd.
of Canada Ltd.—
Co.
4Vi%
to the circum¬
security holders
25c
Ontario Jockey Club,
Reserve notes
Light Co. (Main)—:
(quar.")..
preferred
(quar.)_£;_^_
Postal Life-Insurance (N. Y.)
(stock
Stock
,
preferred
4.24%
Okonite
10
Foreign
.
-
Gas
Reitmans
301,985
71,142
11,314
51,600,721
bank
stockholders
———
Oklahoma
404,697
Deposits—
U. S.
which
(quar.)
Extra
10
—526,074
+
LIABILITIES—
Member
knowledge and belief
Share
Engineering Co.,
B
100
10,645
+
—
1
.iquaiv/L.-.^,
Edison, 3.60%
1
10-
-
V
12-
$1,75-
preferred
1
T
10-10
1
10-15
r
•«'
(quar.) ;—
4.70%
the books of the company as trustees, hold
capacity other than that of a bona fide owner.
a
Extra
Class
520,997
159,505
•_
assets
Federal
given):
$5
•
4%
23,460,635
24,162,274
premises—.
Other
be
rer
Northwest
—
12
4,493,131
Uncollected cash items
Bank
23,312,335
148,300
71/2%
Plymouth Cordage Co. fquar.)-___i__L_^_;i.iL_
Potomac
11-
10-15
Polyplastex United,,;class A (quar.)
'-7Vic
General
Electric " (quar.30c
Portland
4
11-
10-15
17»/2c
Lj.
common.
11-
:
si.50
,
Portland
and
(Continued from page 12)
Northwest
—
—
19,933,612
"I—I——I—III—
loans
name
D. Seibert,
me
this 30th
Nunii-Bush
from
Co.;
1
2l
"
'
-
7'
10-
11-15
11- £
62Vic
(quar.)
$3.50 convertible-preferred . (quar.)_r__
Plastic Wire &. Cable j(quar.)____t.fcL-_!_iwi:^
DIVIDENDS
—9,153,913
Total
pieferred
Reed (C.
576,973
Total U. S.
must
2,073
outright—
.**
J
(accum.
Steel Foundry
Randall
.
Due
its
corporation,
a
Name of Company
Certificates
0^—''%.
-preferred,
10-
11-15 "
15c
133Ac"
I-
■
10-15
17>/2c
>
Editor and Publisher.
Sworn to and
subscribed before
day of Sept., 1957, Thos. A. Creegan,
Notary Public, State of New York, residing in Kings County, No.
24-0800400, qualified in Kings County.
Certificate filed in New York
County. Commission expires March 30, 1959.
securities—
Bills
Bonds
7%
Herbert
304
5
—
1
10-
1-15-58
7%c
(quqi\
L___
"Co., prior preferred (s-a)
9-13
2
10-15
$1
dividend
Pittston
tri-weekly newspapers only.)
105,094
16,873
11-11
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
upon
25,988
+
outright.
Stock
\
;
-
conv.
Pittsburgh
also
conditions under
not
do
62,745
—
—
611
Government
S.
$2.50
12-
(increased)_____
£
Pittsburgh Brewing.
10-
10-15
62%c
•"" " $1
<quar.)^
9-13
10-15
10-21
:
Co.>Vcom.
preferred
Ralscon
377,507
loans
Acceptances—nought
preferred (quar.)
10-18
10-18;
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
X
l1
12%C
-
(quar.)
preferred
2,162
684,155
and advances
preferred
Petroleum
in any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation
for whom such trustee is acting; also the statements in the two para¬
735,161
367,275
cash.
Discounts
Inc.,
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
732,999
3,238
Other
United
(4) Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in cases where the stockholder or
security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or
(Signed)
Decrease (—) Since
account
39,
bondholders, mortgagees and other security
holders owning or holding 1% or more of the total amount of bonds,
mortgages or other securities are:
(If there are none, so state.)
None.
and
Increase (+ ) or
certificate
(Title
1946
(5) That the average number of copies of each issue of this publica¬
tion sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid sub¬
scribers during the
12 months preceding the date shown above was
9,765. (This information is required from the daily, weekly, semi weekly
(In thousands of dollars)
Mills
11-
,
payment of 40 centavos)
Northern Ry.
(quar.)
Pioneer
amended
known
the
stfcick and securities in
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
by
individual member
who
1957
2,
*
owned
and
stances
1957
July
and
as
11-
-
$1.25
(a
&
Pioneer Finance
and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing
names
graphs dhow the affiant's full
ASSETS—
185.
(3)
307
—
Oct. 2,
$4
1096
136
—
to banks and
Oct. 9,
Piedmont
Plllsbury
243
994
+
15
—
Preferred
*
1373
Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Stockholders, Herbert D. Seibert & Estate of Jacob Seibert, 25 Park
Place, New York, N. Y. (William D. Seibert & Herbert D. Seibert,
Executors), 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y. -
deposits—
Reserve
J2910
immediately thereunder the names
and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1%
or more of the^
total amount of stock. If not owned by a corporation, the names and
addresses of the individual owners must be given.
If owned by a
partnership, or other unincorporated firm, its name and address as
+1,860
Borrowings—
From
March
business
That
900
—
62
10,737
U.
+
of
Acts
That the
(2)
well
54,015
23,900
volume
2%%
,
197
—
72
—
2,385
fin
When
Holdera
Payable of Ree.
.
-
314
15
Share
Phillips-Van Eeusen,-.com. -(stock dividend)
5% preferred (quiar+
i.
___•
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common (a payment of 25 centavos)
-
Publisher, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Managing Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Business Manager, William D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
777
—
197
issue,
required by the Act of Congress of Aug. 24, 1912
editor and
779
+
the
(1)
711
—
+
953
—
325
+
109
+
13,325
Banks-
Reserve
Oct
Per
r
Name of Company
Page
;
States Code, Section 233) showing the Ownership, Management and
Circulation, of the "Commercial and Financial Chronicle," published
Thursday and Monday, at New York, N. Y.. for Oct. 1, 1956.
67
—
8
Date
-
5%%
556
891
—
this
Monday, October 14, 1957
>'
'
6%
Statement
91
+
18,166
•
,
preferred stock series 1951 and 1952
•Announcement in
112
+
4,559
——
—
securities
*'
+
226
+
cumuL
by
—
199
1,197
1,732
_
Treasury notes
U. S. bonds.—.
32
+
33
-
2,765
—
2
+
...
Treasury certificates of
Loans
4
CALLED
2,514
—
273
+
11,427
loans
Government
Other
+*
1,118
loans
Treasury
5
2,021
—
estate
Other
+
+
82
+
Telephone
$4
2,243
pur¬
securities— —
purchasing or carrying
securities
Cash
+
__
446
carrying
or
Other loans for
Real
5%
+
231
54,563
loans.—_—
loans
brokers and
to
1,340
+
31,885
adjustedt
Commercial and industrial
Agricultural
U.
87,898
adjustedt
ISSUES
& Telegraph
Co.—
37/e% 12-year convertible debentures due 1967
Oct 14
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.— •
12-year 3%% conv. debs., due Oct. 13, 1867——
Oct 14
Buhner Fertilizer Co., Inc., 5% cumul. conv. pid. stock__Oct
1
Barker Bros. Corp., 4*%% cumulative preferred stock—Oct 24
Weingarten (J.), Inc.—
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Loans
ENTIRE
Company and Issue—
American
.
27%c
,
9-30
1
'
27'ic
-
-2-1-58
27V2C
5-1-58
4-17
27y2C
8-X-58
7-17
1-17
Scott Paper Co.—
$1
11-
1
10-15
$3.40
97 Vic
11-
1
10-15
$4
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
85c
11-
1
10-15
$1
n_
1
10-15
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume. 186
When
Per
BoovlB
Williams,
Seaboard Oil Co. fquar.)
Metals
.Seaporcel
-
12-
1
11-14
Trico
25c
12-16
12- 2
4c
—
10-31
10-15
—-—
.
—
income).
—:—.—.—
7c
10-29
9-30
10c
10-30
,
10- 4
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11-25
10-15
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11-15
10-19
funds-tier £1
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'
-
15c
11-
1
$3.70 preferred
11-
1
10-10
115c
1-2-58
11-29
115c
I-2-58
(quar.)___:
;
ds. Sons, "Ltd.,.(quar.)_—™_
Slater ((N.) & Co^ common- (quar.)——.
$2.12 preferred (quar.)
Smith-1 A. O:)' Corp. tscock dividend)—;;—
_
}30c
11-
."United-Drill
.
1
Preferred
10-3
United
■
10-1*
10-1
United
40c
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Smtttv (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.-—
$2 preferred (quar.)—
11- 1
10- 1
6%
-
,
South Coast; Corp.
10-31
9-30
10-15
9-3Q
U.
7C
12-13
11-15
U,
12-31
12- 3
U. 3.
38 %c
12-31
12- 3
preferred
Ltd.
12 Vic
10-31
10-15
'
*4.56%
►
Common
preferred
Southern
10- 5
11-
1
12-
1
11-13
50c
10-15
9-25
22%C
1-1-58
•
12-
6
(Kansasj,
11- 1
10-11
12-31
12-14
5%
pfd. (quar.)
-
r
Leaf 'Tobaceo,
10c
1
#7%0
11- 1
1
10-11
10-15
9-20
50C
11-15
$1.25
10-15
11-1
400
12-27
40c
"10*31
preferretLAquar.ju.
$1.06 Vi
11-
1
12*
11-
1
Line
Dorn
Fund:
11-
1
11-
1
11-
1
$1.25
•
0
1
Railway—
6%
preferred
New
v
10-10
r
10-15
10-
5
a-
10-15
12-2
Ciass
B
65c
10-15
10-
9420
11-30
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. (quae.)—
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B (quar.)_____
10-15
9-30
10-21
10-10
8-1-58
7-17
11-15
10-31
;
10-10
9-30
Common
9-30
ia^u
1
10-7
Westminster Paper Co.
Ciass -B (quar,4__™
10- 8
Weeden
10-
West Jersey & Seashore RR.,
12-10
10c
25c
Y.)—
11-26
8
40c
10-15
9-30
57c
1-2-58
,12-U
20C
10-22
10-10
common
11-
10-16
Stubnitz Greene, common
(quar.)-
preferred (quar.)
Propane Gas Corp.— •
5.20% conv. pfd. (1952 & 1954 ser.) (quar.j
Sunrise Supermarkets (quar.)
Super Mold of California (increased)-
(increased),.
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5# preference (quar.)
Swank. Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co.,
Western Insurance
1
10-15
12Vic
10-15
10- 4
35c
10-31
10-
11- 4
10-21
Common
Inc.,
10-15
50c
1-1-58
9-20
19-
1
11-29
12-28
12-13
30c
12-16
11-15
25C
11-15
10-22
$2
conv.
A
25c
4%
preferred
(s-a)
Texas
Power
& Light Co.,
$4 pfd.
$4.56
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
10-22
20c
-
Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg. Corp.
11-15
10-22
20C
10-15
9-30
1
10-10
$1
—
11-
62 Vic
11-
1
10-10
5.04%
10-31
10-15
Wisconsin
2#
Wisconsin Electric Power,
ft toe k
Class
7#
B
General
Investment
preferred
10-29
10-15
10-15
9-27
Woodward
10-15
9-27
class A
preferred
12-13
12-13
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
$1.12 Vi
10*15
10- 9
-
-
(quar.j
9
1
12- 2
11V2C
10-28
10- 9
12- 2
n-15
Gas
*C0c
10-15
*35C
10-15
10-15
10-15
9-25
j_
(G.
H.)
&
Stores,
tl5c
60c
10-15
1-2-58
12-10
30C
10-15
11-
1
11-
1
11-
1
Wrigley (Wm.)
Jr. & Co.
,
11-
1
10-18
Yellow
10-21
10-
$1.25
11-
1
1111-
7
1
6%
10-11
10-15
11-30
11-15
12-31
12-13
(quar.j-
$1.50
10-31
10-15
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
9-30
25c
10-15
1%
—
10-15
9-18
10-31
10-10
12-
11-15
$2.25
pfd. (accum.)
$$1.37 %
(quar.
1
17c
10-31
10-15
$1.11
11- 1
10-15
25c
11-
1
10-18
25c
10-31
10-17
37Vfec
10-31
37Mic
1-31-58
37Vac 4-30-58
37#c 7-31-58
10-10
-
Cab Co., 6# conv. pfd. (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
York
County
Gas
('nereased
11-15
Youngstown Steel Door
11-
10-15
Yuba Consolidated
10-15
50C
10- 1
-
convertible preferred (quar.j,6# convertible preferred (quar.)
"honkers Raceway (stock dividend)
20C
11-15
11-
10-15
10- 7
(quar.).
22 VaC
11- 1
Transamerica Corp.
35C
10-31
10- 4
7%c
10-15
9-30
25c
11- 1
10-16
a
Less
British
11-
1
10-16
x
Less
Jamaica income
11-1
10-16
7 Previous
1
10-16
(quar.)
(inc. quar.)
1
11-1
10-15
50c
10-15
(quar.)
Trans-Caribbean Airways, Inc. (Del.)—
Common
"A"
(quar.)
-
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
—
-
4.90
preferred
(quar.)
J
$5.96 preferred (quar.)
—
63s4C
$1.22
$1.49
•
.
11-
Net
not
closed
12-31
date
published
and/or
record
1957—Month—1956
$280,048
$258,165
288,891
250,756
from ry. oper.
0$8,843
81,468
deficit
oper.
«Deficit.—V. 186, p.
1957-—8 Months—-195&
$2,149,550
2,287,208
$2,031,193
2,030,397
—
——
$7,409
55,494
'*$137,658
725,140
.
$796
536,367
1156.
Sales
—V.
™;
186,
p.
—
Inc.—September Sales Lower—*
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—-1956
!;1,475,290 $10,699,779 $10,892,625
Period End. Sept. 30—
$1,365,417
1156.
Sun Ray Drug Co.
—
Arranges Long-Term Loan for
Expansion Program—
1
,
announced plans for the biggest expansion
history, according to Harry Sylk, President.
which already operates 160 drug stores, will open
45 new drug super markets in the next
15 months.
To carry
out this all out expansion program, Mr. Sylk revealed
that; he had completed arrangements with the Massachusetts Mutual
Lifp Insurance Co. for a long-term loan of $2,500,000. This sum will
Le used exclusively to enable Sun Ray to open the 45 mammoth—•
super drug units, that will mark a new era in Sun Ray's plans.
To launch the expansion drive, the first super market was opened
two weeks ago in Queens, N. Y. In addition, nine other units have
already opened within the past 10 days.
Within the next 90 days, Sun Ray plans to open 30 additional units
The
company
program in it's
The company,
In
New
on
Oct.
31
year
9
York.
During the past month merger talks have linked Sun Ray to several
For a time it was reliably reported
deal with the United Cigar, Whelan
chain: but as of this moment nothing concrete has been set
and plans have been delayed.—V. 186, p. 1095.
the
of
tnat
big chain drug outfits.
Sun Ray had finalized a
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—To Dedicate New Plant
Dedication ceremonies for the
be held
by D-X Sunray Oil Co.,
new
$1,000,000 research laboratory
will
at its Webt Tulsa, Okla., refinery on
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Forms Retail Department—
This
corporation
on
Oct;
9
announced
the
formation
of
a
new
$30c
11- 1
10-
4
11- 1
10-
4
factoring without recourse.
:
—
for this
Retail
all
Industries
In
Wan*
was incorrect. The
n indicated here.
corrected
payment
The majority of these clients are
in the
and shoe industries.
,7.
^
the announcement, Emanuel P.- Lewis, Executive vicePresident in charge of Talcott's Factoring Division, said, ''The forma¬
tion of this new department follows a thorough study by the company
of the relationship between the
factor and the client sehuig retail
outlets.
This department is designed to give special attention to tna
factoring needs of this particular group of clients and their customers.
Non-notification factoring, introduced two years ago by Talcott, will
also be offered in the Retail Department.''—V. 186, p. 1309.
textile,
dividend,
tax.
date
,
$56'Ac
9-30
10-31
tax.
date
1547.
Department within its Factoring Division to service clients in
selling directly to retail, department, specialty, chain
and mail order customers, with both notification and non-notification
$6c
fPayable In U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-resldenta tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax dedpctlble at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
income
rev.
Net ry.
9-30
9c 1-15-58
1
•Transfer books
p.
1-dO
11-
(quar.)-——-
Zeller's, Ltd., common (quar.)_
4Vi%
preferred (quar.j
V. 186,
see
Pqrlod End. Aug. 31—^
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
7-10
10-11
Co.
The
4-10
60c
quar.)^
Yukon Consolidated Gold, Ltd—-
*40s
(New York)
Traders Building Assoc. Ltd.
Trane
—
drug
11-21
10%
—
(quar.)—
Industries
,
Debentures Sold
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
10-11
1
10-31
(quar.)—
(quar.)
to- be
are
10-21
25c
:
6%
11-15
1
pleted. For details,
Sterchi Bros. Stores,
(monthly)—-—
Yates-American Machine Co.
proceeds
on Oct. 1 of $3,000,000 6% sinking
debentures, due Sept. 15, 1977 (with
class A common stock purchase warrants), through John¬
ston, Lemon & Co. and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., at 97% and accrued interest, was quickly com¬
10-18
50c
8C
County Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)
——
—
unit.' The Milwaukee
10-11
75C
25c
pfd.
$45 per
fund subordinated
10-11
$1
$1.26
5Vs#
Co.,
at
public offering made
9-20
$1.43%
(quar.)—™
of stock
State Loan & Finance Co.
9-19
$1.25
—
pfd.
pfd.
two shares
Wis., is the underwriter.' -The
equipment and working capital.
.
class A
12- 2
10c
for
9-13
1
11-
8C
6%
and
Milwaukee,
9-13
(quar.)
—
2
12-
$1.06'A
$1.14
-
Corp., class A
Towle Mfg. Co. (quar.)
10-
10-
12-16
$1.00V*
(quar.)-
10-15
10-15
debentures
used
9-20
10- 9
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust Co.
10-15
10-15
10c
of Min.
Toledo Edison Co., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.56%
9-30
I2y2c
fquar.)_
Co.
(extra)
preferred
10-15
10c
(quar.)
Wood
4.44%
10c
,
Tobin
4.25%
1-2-58
1-2-58
Worcester
*103
—
Title Insurance
Tower Acceptance
10-31
Trust,
(quar.)-.
Packing
Southern
11-15
2%
(Bait.)
$1.50
dividend
20C
-
——
(Toronto)
Time Finance
8
10- 8
11-25
$1.05
Service, 5%
preferred (quar.)
12 Vic
Inc.
Canadian
10-
10-31
12-10
$1.02 Vi
Public
60c
(quar.)
dividend
Ltd.
10-31
*17 VaC
Co.—
Thompson Fibre Glass (quar.)
Third
10-16
*12Vs,C
-
Witherbee-Sherman Corp., 6%
Stock
10*31
8c
Wisconsin
Therm-O-Disc,
'9-30
-
10-10
pref.
10-15
$1.50
——
10-10
conv.
of
9-30
25e
10-10
$2.40
10-25
(monthly)
1
(quar.)
kee, Wis.—Files With SEC—
10-15
(quar;)
1
-
Manufacturing Co., Milwau¬
11-11
(s-a)
preferred
(accum.)
Wilson & Co., Inc., common (quar.)
1
wholly-owned subsidiary of SPS.
The company on 6ct. 3 filed a letter of notification with the SEG
covering $165,000 of 7% 10-year debentures and 11,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $2.50) to be "offered in' units of $30 principal amount
t
$5
11-
Mfg.
11-
a
186, p. 950.
Standard Steel Products
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co.—r.
11-
(stock dividend).
4
1
76c
—
11-
Glass
1010-
NQtt-Shel Co. will be operated as
—V.
17 ViC
^
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Union Telegraph (quar.).
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
White Sewing
Machirjje—
$3 conv. pfd. (quar. t
$2 prior preferred (quar.)
Whiting Corp.
(quar.)
$1.14
_
10-25
5%
Monthly
the
10-15
Common
$1.21
Texas Toy Co.
all
1
Western Plywood Co. Ltd., class B (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
$1.19
Thatcher
10-15
$2
$4.76
-
10-11
11- 6
10*15
Securities—
Stores
Oct. 7
11-11
(accum.)
Common
on
15C
4V& %
$4.84
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.50 convertible preferred
9-20
50c
50c
4.20%
Winn-Dixie
.
.
company
Co.,
—
(quar.)
class
10-15
20c
pfd. (s-a)
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Talon
3
.
2%
com.
10-21
11-
:
$1.12%
4.10%
A
.
.
,
10-21
(s-a)
10- 1
1$1.25
*
4 %
10*31
9-20
Power Co.—
10-31
65c
30C
Western
——
Co.
special guaranteed
Class
.
$1.06 V*
(quar.)_
10-15
1
45c
—
Superior Steel Corp.
&
Co., common
Penn
,.
1
30c
—
12 Vic
25C
(quar.)
10*
x
Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Western Grocers Ltd., class A
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Suburban
Swift
6%
&
15c
'Strawbridge & Clothier,
(quar.)
1
10-15
—
•
West
.
»
Stem & Stern Textiles, 4Vi% pfd.
Stone. Container Corp. • (quar.)
10-
-
preferred B (quar.)—
Western Precipitation (increased)
11-15
10c
(N.
(stock
~
capital stock of the Nutt-Shel company.
Nutt-Shel is a leading producer of special light weight lock hut#
which are used as component parts in the manufacture of missiles,
electronic apparatus, aircraft, fuel tanks and similar products.' NutiShel's line of fixed and floating, anchor nuts, dome nuts, gang channel
and bolt retainers complements the line of standard hexagon nuts mad«
by SPS.
•
1
10-15
(quar.)___
common
11-15
11-
140c
(quar.)
10-
,
10? 15
40c
IP-31
#129
preferred (quar,)_
10-15
6%
10-15
'
Stferchi Bros.
60c
10-15
1
7 vie
(Boston)
Stores (quar.)Sterling National Bank & Trust
Quarterly
___
1
11-
10-15
-
(quar.)(quar.)
(Calif.)—
dividend)™
;
11-
25c
_
for
'
;
Light,
preferred
1
$4.50 preferred
Waste King Corp.
-
1*17
(quar.)
$4.25
10-15
2aC
110c
iquar.)
Washington Gas
1546.
4^,0
2 Vic
Warner Bros. Pictures (quar.)—
Warner Company (quar.)
25c
This
10-17
* 75c
1$1
-
Warren
933/ic
;
p.
11- 1
2 ViC
10-16
Bros. Co.
-history.—V. 186,
5-1-58
62 V2C
(quar.)
;
10-15
1
be sent to shareholders on Oct. 15, and a registra¬
filed with the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
day.
same
Glendale, Calif., through
<
;
preferred
10-23
156Vic
Plans Offering to
-
2-1-58
150
(resumed)-—
(resumed)
(quar.)
(New Jersey)
15C
25c
Co.
Co.
—
has acquired all * the assets of the Nutt-Shel Co. of
an exchange of stock, according to a joint an¬
by H. Thomas Hallo well, Jr., President of Stand¬
ard, and Lester
Hutson, President of Nutt-Shel.
-'f
Mr. Hallowell stated that SPS had issued 28,574 shares of its stock
—_
11-
50c
(quar.)
Walworth
8
Fuel Co.,..Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)-.
Standard Oil (Ohio),' 33A% pfd. A (quar.)—
5#.
12-13
4,208,42#
150
quar.)_
:
30c
$7,419,130r
2,290,684
-
Standard Pressed Steel C«.—^Acquisition—
10-7
12-16
•:
the
on
ness
1
.;
.
(quar.)_»
Extra
A.
Oil
financing will
nouncement
-
I.
Walker Laboratories. 5%
Class
$5,136,061
944,697
a
11-
Walker (H.)-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
1
$1,586,094
443,115
Based on the 196,939,278 shares outstanding, the new offering -would
involves the,sale-of approximately, 6,564,640.shares. The issue will ranic
as one of the top two • underwritten stock sales iri: this country's busi¬
10-11
10-21
*12 ViC
•Vulcan* Cmp.
10-
$830,341
"
15C
(quar.j
10-15
1156.
tion statement will be
10-14
11-13
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
■-
.12-10
12VaC
(initial
preferred
3%
.
,
Tlie offer will be.made by, prospectuses to be mailed sometime around
stockholders of -record oh or about Nov. 8. -Notice- of th»
'
;
6%
6%
10-31
10-31
50c
;
(increased)
Virginian
10-18
Steel Co. Ltd. (Canada)
Steel Parts Corp.-
j-.■
Nov.• 18' to
b*
11-. 1
-
$1.25
America (quar. )
industries
20C
I2V2C
(J. B.), class A. (quar.)—
preferred <quw.>
Vance
10-18
27yao
•
;
Co.
10-18
27 ViC
10-15
4c
Iron: Works
Vertoi Aircraft
(stock dividend)—.
'Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., 60c class A (quar.)
IOtI#
$1.15
..
$891,34#
- 337,646
495,148
i
en Oct.. 10 announced
plans to offer-lafcockholders-.ona
share, of capital stock for ' each 30 shares held. No offering ppieo
new
10-13
10-18
$1.10
4c
:
Camp Sea Food (quar.)
^
10-18
10-18
L
Van Sciver
10-18
..
'
was'set.
new
serai-annual
Vanadium Co.. of
9-30
1
1
fitecher-Traung Lithograph—
71,418
>■
1957—Month—1956
.' '.19S7—#"Mbs.-^1956'
$i{,982,565
$3;666,420 $21,117,437 $22,850,50*
2,152,224
2,080,326
15,981,376
15,431,37*
inc.™
oper.
Standard
10-11
Corp. (quar.),.
Co. f(qukr.)'_^™
6%
11-
1
Corp.
i,',''.
1,685,416
$1,024,231 !
$174,723
$143,938
66,704
"
from ry. oper.
Stockholders
sion
10-31
11-
Steak-~n Shake. (Delaware)
op.
■
10-lt
50c
;
Products
Increased
10-11
11-
50C
.
11-
25c
—
11-
Investment
ry.
$2,473,703
The directors
^
(quar.)__
Common
rev.
railway
186, p.
—v.
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil-
.
redeemable
Net
-
preferred (quar.)
convertible
Universal Marion
69C
97 Vie
J3tate; Street
expenses
'*
"
$2,564,095
1,539,864'
9-27
Net
*
—
$3.50
Van
92 ViC
Products. Co;„
$1.32
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
9-20
; Van
$1.08%
(Standard
oper.
Period End. Aug. 31—
Railway oper. revenue-Railway oper. expenses-
9-30
9-27
'
——
(quar.)
9-20
$1.25
<N. J.)
$1.04
,
$1.40
10- 3
$1.12%
"
$957—8«M0S.-—1956
$358,015
ry. oper. income™
V. 186, p. 1156,.
10-3
37 V'a3
10-15
10-11
preferred,v(quar4-
4%,#
i
62VaC
,
10-15
11- 1
preferred (quarr),
3.90# preferred Jopar.h
Standard
$1.80:
L
1957—Mouth—1950 ,'
$367,274
214,077
.192,551
.
revenue-
Net
Chemical Corp.—
&
10-15
Value
prcferredV($10G- par) (quar.)preferred (quarJ—
;—
4.36# preferred (quar.)_
4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
Spalding t A. G.) & Bros, (stock dividend)—
Spokane Incern'atlojial RR. (quar.)
Springfield Gas Light Co. (Mass.) (quaTj-
'
10-11
oper.
Net rev. from
;
12-20
-
Universal
10-18
4.25#
♦
10-25
11- 1
Fidelity & Guaranty (quar.).
Lines CO,, 4Vi% preferred (s-a)__
Shoe Corp. (quar.)
Smelting, Refining & Mining—
Universal
h- 9-30
4.40%
*
8
9- 6
$1.25
10-15
3.70#
Standard Fire Insurance
Period Endod.Aug. sir-
Railway
Itailway
8
10-
17V2c
59c
-
4.60#
>
iioo
10-
17 %C
^
9-30
10-15
4.15#
;
1
$2.50 l-iO-58
(quar.)
-
11-
10-15
,
9-20
.—_
•
Mines, Ltd._^___
-
7,902,484
4,380,708'
:.
11-29
Southwestern Public 'Service Co.—
"
15c
.
7,377,796
6,714,143
4,087,446
stock
outstanding, at year-end
Spokane, International; RR.—Earnings—
.
.
3?
12- 9
9-29
.
;
25c
1
750
com.
11-
tO-
85c
10-15
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southwestern Drug Corp., common (quar.)
$5 first preferred (quar.)-—
*
(Initial)-^.-
.10-15
-
9-23
10-15
Southern New England
v.
$1.12 Vi
common
13,086,385
8,634,336
shares
15;503,795
Earnings per'shard of common stocks
Dividends paid, per share of common stock—V. 186, p. 950.
10-11
.
11-29
t$1.50
';
Materials -4quan.)~
1
12- 9
10-15
(quar.)r_u—
.Southern Nevada Power-Co. (quar.)-.
$l..
\
■
1
v
on income) -i™,
10-11
11-
30c
20c
.
1
11- I
$1
10-15
11-15
—
'
(quar. )_„
.■
United Whelan Corp.—:
.
'■'>
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.—-
5%
10- 5
10-31
37 Vic
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd -preferred! (quar.)——
'"4<.72fc
.
(increased
10-10
10-14
162 ViO
—
1st
4.72%
*
10--A
25C
t$l
partic. pfd.
Participating
(quar.)_
;——
.Southern Colorado Power CO.—
.
8.
37 Vic
0%
1
11-9
60c
United Stockyards Corp., common (quar.)
70c'convertible preferred (quar.);
10- 5
? 10-31
2^C
(quar.)
com.
11-
*40c
(quar.j
income
Common
..
United Telephone
9-27
60c uc' 10-31
pfd. (quar.)™
6% preferred* A (quar.)j—
Canada Power Ltd.,
Net
10-18
1956
.
$42,318,230 $38,581,904*
(before taxes
-Earnings applicable to
10-1#
87 VaO
12-13
10-14
28-VaC
(quarr)
—j.J__:
Southern
'
10-
12-28
15c
._
preferred (quar.)
4.48% preferred (quar.)_
Southern California Gas, .GCi
•
.
Income
10*10
•
11-15
1.957
revenues
Net
"
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Sugar Corp.
(quar.)
1
10-15
loOc
$1.12Vi
^
™
11-15
11-15
(quarv)^
.preferred
Extra
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
'
$1
8?%C-
7%
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4Vi%
S.
.31 Vic
„
(quar;)
Southam Co.,
Borax
U. S.
25c
:—
Southdown Sugars (quar.)
:
Southern California Edison, common
Fiscal Year Ended Aug. .31—
10-1
10-18
92&C
9)
page
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings Increased.
'
< quar.)_
(quar.j
10-15
i
(quar.)
preferred
U. S.
150c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
10-10
11-15
New Jersey RR. & Canal tquar.f
Shoe Machinery, common
tquar.)__
4Vi%
——„™_
common
$1.25
(Continued from
9-26
1
Gross
& Tool, new
Fruit Co.
United
1
10-14
11-
$2.50
(quar.4
.United Keno Hill
9-27
II-
-
$1.55
10-15
.
2 %
153c
■
Sonotone Corp.,
9-30
IOC
250
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
11-29
10-15
125c
:Simon.«H.)
»quar,)_
11-15
10-15
,
$1.12Vi
Aircrafe-Corp.—
4%
preference (1955 series)
,4% preference (1956 seriesj
United Biscuit Co^ of America'
10-3
145C
Aircraft
11-25
$8.30 preferred (quar,)
Union. Gas*Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
UHiort^'Oil Co. of .Calif, (quar.)*.
,
Solar
10-15
$1.12%
$4.60%' preferred .(quar,).
..$4 preferred (quar.)
11-14
Common (quar.)_^—
—.———
Silverwooei Dairies, -Ltd-., -class A—(0uaTt)-—
v
l
.
United
—_—
B
50c
General Corporation and
Investment News
10- 7
11-
Jersey (Jersey City)-—
Quarterly
Tudor City 9th Uuic, preferred (accmn.)
~
Sheraton Corp; of- America (quar.)—a——.
'Sherwiu-Wiiimnis Coi Of canaaa/Lta..—
Class
10-15
5c
.
-
,
;
Co.
Udylite Corp. (cuar.)
Union Electric Co.
.
,
Gas
HoWtn
Padiohle 0J Rec.
3l%c
9-30
10-18
(Boston) (from net in¬
income),--;
Shawirdgtm Watei:'& -jfdwer • isiocfe dividend)
•' (Two snares for icach-share" held to effect
*
a- furee-Ior-one- split)
s
New common (initial-quar.)
New. class A (initial quar,)
.—
Shell Transport & Trading Co., Ltd.—„
An- inrerim dividend 1 shilling per ordi¬
nary snare "or "£l unit of "stock for the
fiscal, year of-lf>57equal to 14c in U. S.
vestment
,
&
Share
(quar. ji_"_J_l
:Trinitjr Universal Insurance (quar.)l
True Temper Corp., 4Vi# pref, tquar.)™_
Sharetmlders Trust
,
Oil
Trnst Co; of New
—
.
'' '•
Treesweet Products, $1.25 pfd.
American ©barestfrom investment
Selected
1
10-. 9
91 #0
pfd. (quar.)—
When
Per
VniMLotttompuv9
10-30
20%
(stock dividend)-,
Manufacturing. 3.G5%
HOMcn
PovutOe of Aea
btmre
Ffomeiot Compunt
Scott &
49
(1673)
furniture
making
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, October 14,
(1674)
50
Liddell Fund, Inc., Englewood, N. J.—
Additional Shares—
Tempicvou &
r
Files for
filed, a registration statement vith the
SEC on Oct. 7,
1957, covering 8,000 additional shares of its capital
stock—V. 184, p. 1273.
investment
This
company
stockholders in December is
won
dend
Federal income
for
stock
$456,279
Railway oper. expenses-
317,010
323,285
2,454.445
2,592,516
ry. oper.
$139,269
$129,921
$571,597
$953,072
income—
1309.
50,688
59,055
32,250
will
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
186,
p.
D.
and
186,
a
partner
a
payment early.in
writer.
it
was
as
See
a
Construction
Morell
the
in
York.
New
Co.,
debentures
Products,
Miami,
Inc.,
Fla.
McCullough
(a
186,
Union Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
$
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
*
Railway
oper.
revenue..
49,777,373
47,359,602 339,221.137 333,166,234
oper.
expenses.
32,147,900
17,629,473
.5,485,890
16,410,025
84,162,747
86,171,273
Net
5,285,988
23,016,493
26,655,654
—•v.
Net
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
ry. oper.
inc.—
oper.
186, p.
1199.
■,
oper.
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
$125,085
-
25,234
$2,162,887
1,473,345
$2,459,894
1,613,766
$67,331
9,948
$689,542
170,906
$846,128
201,360
1199.
186, p.
Texas
op.
ry.
income
oper.
1957—8 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$339,853
$263,238
214,768
195,907
revenue.
United Artists Corp.—Forms Record &
Arthur
Orleans
New
&
B.
Krim,
President,
Oct." £
on
announced
Music Units—
that
this
Railway oper.
revenue— $11,914,196
expenses.
8,842,254
$11,993,278 $93,262,368 $93.533,39G
9,234,193
69,489,402
71,912,303
from ry. oper.
$3,071,942
750,362
$2,759,085 $23,772,966 $21,621,093
583,803
5,556,685
5,211,989
Net
rev.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
186,
Artists
Max
tion,
E.
Music
and
record
benture Offering With
This
SEC
Oct.
on
cation
merchandising iacilities
motion
of
picture promotion
music.—V. 186, p. 1547.
sheet
United
of
two subsidiaries will involve
Operations of the
filed
with
statement
the
public sale, at 100%
of principal amount,
through
underwriting
an
headed by Coffin & Burr, Inc.
The interest rate and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the financing
are
to be added to the company's
group
general funds.
It is the company's present intention to use funds
substantially equivalent to such net proceeds to reduce temporarily
outstanding bank loans.
Other or additional loans may be obtained
commercial
and
the
in
V.
173,
of
establish
to
or
Issued in the future as circumstances require
Its business through existing offices of its subnew
offices, according to the prospectus.—
paper
expansion
aidiaries
19.4.
p.
the
to
Period Enfled Aug. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
revenue.
expenses'*
oyer,
from
rev.
sale
-436,261^*
*
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$5,083,909
398,508 **-3,070,121
J
$5,201,572
3,147,537
$254,634
op.
$259,454
$2,031,788
$2,053,985
151,508
603,635
739,269
1199.
p.
Toledo Terminal RR.—Bonds
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
Inc., and associates on Oct. 11 offered publicly
$6,000,000 of first mortgage 4%% bonds, due Oct. 1, 1982,
Co.
at 100% and accrued interest.
Award of the bonds
by the group at competitive sale Oct. 10
won
on
was
bid
a
of 99.167%.
Three
(par $1).—V.
received,
were
sale
and
authorization
The
bids
ranging
from
98.4199%
43%s to
for
for 4%s.
Issuance
by
be
and
guaranty
of
the
bonds
are
Interstate Commerce Commission.
the
will
bonds
railroads—The
New
unconditionally
York
Co.;
The
New
Central
York, Chicago & St.
Baltimore
Ohio
&
RR.
to
RR.
The
Co.
The
ancl
Chesapeake
& Ohio
,
Humphieys
of
-
-
in
each
the
Jr.
President.
as
of
Board
The
him
Directors
Humphreys
Mr.
continues
proceeds from the financing, together with funds
treasury, will be applied by the company toward paying off
$6,000,000 principal amount of its 50-year 4Va% first
mortgage gold
bonds, due Nov. 1, 1957.
its
BUSINESS—Company
track
C.,
William
General
Vice-President
a
and
Manager of the chemical division succeeding
Pennington was elected a Vice-President and
Manager
division
of
the.< company's
*
succeeding Mr.
This
and
owns
operates
total
a
of
miles
87.58
of
which
surrounds the city of Toledo,
Ohio, and adjoining areas,
freight connections at junction points with 14 railroads. The
company derives the greatest part of its total income from its
many
track
rental
agreements
and
from
its
switching operations.
corporation
The
company
ioocwear mnd
Luxenberger.—V.
filed
registration
a
organized
was
136,
appointed
general
1310.
p.
Vila.
Mr.
products
,; J
,r
statement
under
Texas
the
with
law
stock,
for
SEC
debt
and
of June 30, 1957, total
capitalization of the
amounted to $12,867,839, consisting of $6,000,000 of
long term
$6,867,839 of capital stock and surplus.
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
offering
with
Halsey,
Stuart & Co.
Inc.
Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.;
The Illinois Co. Inc.; Win. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.;
Hutchinson «fc Co.; and Thomas & Co.—V.
186, p. 1199.
Co.
are:
in
the
Stroud
Inc.;
at
1957,
29,
California.
commercial
the
The
venture is said to
deposits
The
of ore.
financing necessary to carry
order
to
determine
whether
be
purpose
"exploratory with no
of this offering is to
,
Net Investment income of this diversified
was
reached
a
reported
Board
on
major
a
ments
The
also
10
secure
the properties currently under lease, to determine whether the tungsten
contain commercial deposits of tungsten and molybdenum
and to determine whether the rare-earths
property contains commercial
deposits
which
may
company."
The
Clain;
the
said
and
to
be
now
properties
cash
net
least
at
or
hereafter
transferred
were
cost
$30,000,
mined
he
(hereof
the
to
to
value
par
successfully
the
him,
of
by
by
company
including
the
cash
contributions
to
the
company
and will
own
approxi¬
value
of
Randolph
is reflected in
outstanding,
the
of
com¬
1957
it
of
the
in
the
Tri-Continental's assets has been
reasonably well-main¬
decline in security prices in
general thus
reported.
assets
were
Better-than-market
share asset value,
comon
warrants, which stood at $34.35
$37.50 at mid-year and $36.17 at Dec.
en^
f"d,
that
months
at
Sept.
1956.
31,
equivalent
to
30
investment
assuming exercise
as
In
compared
terms
$39.27
per
of
with
common
share
at
the
nine months as compared with $43.78 three months earlier
at
start oi l?5?- Mr. Randolph pointed out, however,
latter
warrants
figures
which
are
have
distorted
been
by the
exercised
influence
in
assets
were
valued
the
corpora¬
relatively large numbers
J
b
during the current year.
Investment
of
at
$310,862,255 at Sept. 30, Mr. Ran¬
dolph stated
This approximated the
$310,999,768 reported at the start
of the year but was less than three
months earlier..
During the first
nine months, new funds
totaling $15,033,243 were received for common
stock
issued
upon
exercise of warrants.
!^,™DS continued to be exercised
$1,816,798 received for 102,297
the
the
rate
was
preceding quarter.
nental
had
of exercise
common
been
final
stock
reduced to
Commenting
dividend
on
down
At
shares of
sharply
Sept.
30,
Randolph went
to
net investment
to add
common
less
than
a
with
stock issued, but
third
outstanding shares
numbered 6,423,100
policy,
on
in the past three months
and
1,500,384.
dividend
from
new
Mr.
the
of
of
•? Webb
that
Sons
Tri-Conti¬
remaining
Co.,
Van
a
will
operate
Norman
as
a
part
of H.
W.
division.
Commodore-Hotel;
facilities
clusive,
Under
from
production
p.
of
Butterworth
facilities
this
of
plan,
product
and
of
deposit
at
of
manufacturing,
to
development services
concept
field
engineering, through mass
installations and services.—V. 186,
669.
company
i
a
new
include
may
the
Clark
warrants
1S57 to be paid to corn-
deben¬
some
$32,000.000?1he
-construction
Fork
of
in
River
company
$87,000,000
the
Montana
to
be
•.c,
«.
arrange¬
electric transmission
Exchange
has
been
that
advised
9113
to
322,089
purchase
7,
1958
(or
shares
common
the
on
of
Coiporation
raservas
depends
thte
on
any extended deposit date)
Commodore
Inc.
in
Hotel,
thp' offer.; Jf Ihls number Of vshares. is-, deposited, : 9113
be obligated, . subjectto.' certain .conditions xagfeed
;
will
$d deposited",—V. 186, vp. 71563.*
-
Per. End.
Sept. 30-7 :;,v 1957—Month—1956 *
1200..
,j
i
1957—9 Months—1956
$17,306,000 $16,484,000
186, p.
$164,363,000 $156,399,000
U
;
.
Western Chrome, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
)
covering
California.
-
Period Ended Aug: 31—
Net
oner.,
oper.
rev.
from
ry.
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1950
$1,499,835
pp.
income
699,574
1548."
p.
1.937—8 Mos.—1950
$5,233,804 - $4,577,429 $37,144,691
-3,738,969
2,737.123
27.229,007
revenue-
Western &
See
-
expenses
oper.
ry.
-i-V.-186,
with .the
proposed to develop chromite mines in Siskiyou County
company
Railway
Railway
statement
of 300,000 shares of common
Bracken Lee, former Governor of Utah, is President.
Western Pacific RR.
'
filed a. registration
proposed' public .offering
a
(par $1). J.
northern
;
*
corporal ion" on 'Oct. ,'10
The
SEC
-
.
.
$9,915,684
5,088^839
$840,306
445.032
Life
Union
$7,489,272
4,360,92^5
'
-
Southern Life Insurance
Guaranty
$35,237,824
27,743,552
Insurance
above.—V.
Co.
V. 179, p. 1206; V.136, p. 1907,
Co.—Merger—*
134,
•
•
--
>
2788;
p.
-
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Chairman Resigns—
O.
Standard
of
Boshell,
Gas
&
formerly President
Electric
and
announced
Co.,
Chairman
Oct.
on
7
the Board
that he has
of
Chairman of the Board of Westinghouse Air 3rake Co; -1
Mr.
Boshell said he-is opening his own office in the Radio City
areaiin New .York City, where, hp .will serve as a consultant to man¬
lesigned
as
agement, with special reference to the utility .field.
Light
arranging for direct sale
$10,500,000 in 4.95% first
.
the
issue
will
provide the major portion of (he funds needed
to
build
the
transmission grid,
with
the balance coming from
the
owners of the capital stock of the
company which are the three largest
electric
utility
Fublic
Service
distributing companies in
Corp.,
Green
Mountain
Vermont:
Power
Central
Corp.
and
Vermont
of the Executive Committee and
Chairman
and
mortgage bonds, series A, due 1985. Purchase agreements
relating to the placement of the bonds were negotiated
by The First Boston Corp. and Hallgarten & Co.
of
Co.,
a
Mr.
director
a
director of the Duquesrie
Boshell also is a director of Westingtousb Electric Cy.
of City Products Corp. of Chicago.—V. 136, p. 570.
White Eagle Oil Co.—Earnings Up—Stock Dividend—
Walter
Helmerich,.. President,
has
estimated
earnings-for
fiscal
the
year
ended Sept.
30
atr approximately $1,000,000,
compared
with
$741,000 for. the ^previous-fiscal year.
' '
The directors have declared a 5%. stock dividend payable Dec.v 15
.
,
•
stockholders
to
of
record
Nov.
15.—V.
183,
p.
2229.
'
,
Citizens
Utilities Co.
Construction of the grid, including
180 miles of new
115 kilovolt
lines,, nine substations and approximately one mile of submarine cable
on
the floor of Lake Champlain,
was
started last summer and is
scheduled for completion by the second half of 1958, when St. Lawrence
power is expected to start flowing from, the- Power
Authority of the
State
St.
of New
Lawrence
western
York plant
River
border
at Massena,
power
will
to
a
coming
N.
Y.,
to Vermont.
into Veimont
substantial
extent
at
thiee
supplant
The
on
now
its
pur¬
chased along the State's eastern and southern borders by the distribut¬
electric utilities in Vermont from other New England electric
ing
utilities.
A
substantial
reduction
in
power
costs
is
expected
to
result
from
this change in the source from which
power is obtained, and the
distributing companies intend to pass on to their customers the benefit
of
White Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
;
—V.
the reduction.
13~6,qv,
1200.
Wisconsin
—The
been
-
.
,
f
*
' 1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Months—1956
$2,691,580
$2,297,616 $26,272,264 $23,640,310
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
allocated
points
power
^
Public
Service
Corp.—Stock
Subscriptions
offering of 253,494 shares of common stock has
95%
subscribed
and
after
allotment of shares
to
employees, the balance of 2,278 shares was offered on
Oct. 9 by the underwriters headed by First Bostcn Corp..;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Robert W. Baird
&
Co., Inc., and William Blair & Co.—V. 186,
and
1548.
*
"
.
pp.
1380
--
Vlctoreen Instrument Co.—Registers Debenture Offer¬
ing With SEC—
Nov.
on Oct. 9 filed a registration statement with the SEC
SI.000,000 of 6% convertible subordinated debentures, due
1967.
The company proposes to offer the debentures for sub¬
company
covering
15,
,
30'.days. Tim obliga¬
shares
of St. Lawrence River power
by
to ten institutional investors of
Sale
•
Cor¬
Western Auto Supply Go.—September Sales Up—
—V.
Bonds Pri¬
has completed financing
-
but
of
subsidiary of Webb & Knapp,
Inc., has'
alL; the
483,132 -shares^'of
common
stofck v of
Inc.-at $18 per share. The offer will remain" open
j^-trchase airshares
Edward
Power Co., Inc.—Places
the
prior to Jan.
or
on
least
Corporation
upon, ,to.
'
Vermont Electric
bonds
*
9113 ;-Corporation
acceptance ©f
Transition,
Inc.,
another
Van
Norman
customer contract services will be all in¬
system
in
3:30 p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 7. 1958, but' 9113
the right to-.extend the offer for not more than
tion
engineering and manufac¬
electronic
engineering and
the
and
and
8.
Until
Met
The group plans to supplement its research
the automatic machinery production,
in
Randolph pointed out that the
income for
&
organization
new
time.
division.
'Stock
offei-eck-:tOo,purchase
development
in Washington, D. C., was announced on
Segal, President. To be known as Systems Auto¬
I.
the
with
turing
on
nexf iyear, probably
financing, Kensey M.
public-
& Knapp, Inc.—Seeks Cqmmodqre Hotel Stock—
Ameri£?'h
The
Systems Automation Group will deal initially with a program of
postal automation modernization, which has been under study for some
The
Mr.
and
headquarters
Herbert
Group,
Butterworth
Project
Financing—„ /
market early
new
grid to handle the State of Vermont's allocated portion
1956, according to Mr. Randolph.
Earnings from new
for common stock issued
upon the exercise of warrants
factor in tire increase but income from
portfolio invest¬
higher.
all
tion s
nine
with
by
automation research
ments for the construction of
was
performance
stock
closed-end investment
first
F. Randolph, Chairman
about $1,160,000 more than
was
tained in comparison with the
far this year, Mr.
oi
the
8
systems and
a
mostly
\
poration, .ate V/hblly downed
in
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—Automation Group—
mation
be
to
.
-
The
Oct.
will
Co.—Plans
the
of
Oct.
on
Co.,
.•
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Inc.—V. ,186,s'p; 1380.%; •;
,
stock
of the equity then outstanding.
Organization of
enter
$30,000,000
Sales
corporate notes, $534,100 for working capital, and the balance for
exploration
and
development work and other expenses.
As¬
suming the sale of all the 1,500,000 shares, the public will have made
the
to
&
estimated
car?
■
&
company ;was mp ^o.-this estimate'with an tncreftse-of
both? in
gross ..operating, ^revenues** and- net rincomc." Mr.
Robinson' said./FThe
company's gross tfcisv-j ear is expected to be $28.700,000.—V/ 136,"pMS48
shares
of
of
Stroud
.
.
Sheep and ..Pleasant Walley Piojects"—-below Hells Canyoh
the ;Snake River-,)n-Idaho.;'if thfe-Commission gives" ^he go-ahead
the
public sale of stock will be used as follows: $117,500
as
plant rental, $350,000 for field appurtenances and site fabrication
High Island claim,. $150,000 for core drilling, $100,000 for retirement
99%
Co.;" and
&
the
Mc¬
is
Proceeds of the
mately 30.8%
box
;
\
;
Construction^ eactr -«f Ihe companies' will -raise -art additional
during 1958; for ;this "pufpase.'t"'..v.*.4 v.
Thisa-company, <avhich -earned; $2.29' per commons-share • in 1956,
expects to. earn $2.51 'per. share -for-1957. :-For' the first eight months
expenses,
3,000,000
steel
Drexel
are:
43/»s.
as
the -authorizatiom
to
'
all
400
by
offering
he said.~Itjvi}l provide-most
to,.spend pfxt ^year.lafgely
kapids
certificates
$10,000,000
a
properties
vately—This
Francis
by
This
for
secured
the
plans
amount
the
subject
s
in
with
.
for
are
bus this
&
of
received
were
Oct.
President.
and
period
same
funas
record $7,634,894
be
98.719%
Commission.
Mountain
on
proven
program of further exploration
commercial sulphur deposits exist on
on
bid
certificates
Final' arguments;"will • begin• in~ Washington Nov. :,21: before tne"
Fed,eral Power Commission "on the "application of' t his; company and three
other members, of ther-Northwest Power Pool to builcr-two
project^—the
'
April
on
10 of*
Oct.
on
par
sale
Harry T. McClain to consolidate certain mineral rights controlled
him in Texas and elsewhere in,.the United States. The assets con'sfsl of various mineral rights located principally in Texas; Colorado
McMaster
Tri-Continental Corp.—Income at Record Levelpany
to
is
Inc.
of the
Commerce
company
Noxon
on
cent
1
public
associates
.
appointed
by
and
j0,205,412
-
4-
completed in. 1-960%v.*?"
A.
by
manufacturing
CAPITALIZATION—As
company
13,497,728
and sale
January,
This
.
This
$19.20^,880
$24,649,285
Securities
plans
.
United States Sulphur Corp., Houston, Tex.—Registers
Common Stock Offering With SEC—
»'•.>.
v.,
has
and
-A
'
.
RR.^Equipment Trust Certificate?. OfferedAr
Issue
tures,
Chairman
as
and
board also elected Earle 8. Ebers
General
facility
case.
PROCEEDS—Net
*
$2,952,837
Robinson, President, said
•
Chief Executive Officer.
* /
'
At the same time,
the board designated Vice-Presidents Eugene
Luxenberger and George R. Vila us Group Vice-Presidents.
Redemption of the bonds will be made at optional redemption prices
from 1043,4% to par, and for the sinking fund at par, plus
interest
$3,446,259
Washington Water Power
W. McGovern on Oct. .9. was elected President and designated
Operating Officer by the board of directors.
/
/
Formerly Executive Vice-President^; Mr. McGovern succeeds H. E.
Chief
ranging
from
*:
•
jncbtnCC'—-<„1,907,041 "*1.503,330
Interstate
Union
Ry. Co.
accrued
>•
as
1200."/
^Participating
>
oilier
by the six proprietor
Michigan Central RR.
Pennsylvania RR. Co.; The
The
Co.;
Co.;
Louos
subject
guaranteed
RR.
the
of
185, p. 2378.
issued to him.
other
99.537%
now
4.40%, accordingrto maturity, were awarded to the
Oct. 9 on a bid of 98.4543%.
In,
in
&
p.
Issuance
f
records
of
The corporation on Oct
4 filed with the SEC an amendment to its
registration statement covering an additional 1,500,000 shares of United
Accumulative Fund
8, 1957, covering 1,500,000 .shares of common
value.
The company proposes to offer the shares
$1 per share;
No underwriting is involved.
71,534
ry.
income
oper.
ie6,
1957—Month—1956
',,$690,895
$657,962
are
,
oper^
186,
The
Oct.
Toledo, Peoria & Western Ry.—Earnings—
of
Inc.) for the sum
being carried on
18G, p. 1510. * "•
Panellit,
Alhambra
Ry.A-Fatnings—
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
full-scale appli¬
new,
a
techniques
Corp.
Artists
,
registration
a
at
of
group
Mo.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
;
SEC—
8
covering $750,000 of convertible subordinated debentures, series A,
Oct.
1, 1969.
The company proposes to offer these debentures
due
for
corporation
Mass.—Registers De¬
Corp., Norwood,
operations
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
to
music
and
distribution
wide
Vice-President of the motion picture organiza¬
President of both music enterprises.
publishing companies will employ the world¬
elected
been
United States Rubber Co.—New President Elected—
Finance
the inventory., machinery,
Electronics, Inc., of Alhambra,
Jordan
of
$2,745,000 of 4*4% equipment trust certificate?
(non-callable) maturing annually Oct. 1, 1958 to 1973,
inclusive. »The, certificates; priced to yield from
4.20%
John
Time
West Coast
operation,
expansion of its other business
acquired
the
for
and
fered
Corp.
Youngstein,
has
The
1199.
p.
The
portion of the proceeds of the sale
with the operation and ex¬
a
Salomon Bros. -& Hutzler and
company
United Funds, Inc., Kansas City,
1957—8 Months—1956
board
connection
newly
subsidiary
cost $3,444,580. ^
RR.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper.
Net
United
and
Period End. Aug. 31—
in
trade'name
wholly-owned
Wabash
-
expanding its activity in the entertainment industry and has formed
two new, wholly-owned subsidiaries—United Artists Records Corp. ana
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
Period Enied Aug. 31—i
the
to
its
by
...
is
Railway
added
determined
as
(he company recognizes that
to finance its $3,000,000 backlog
30,949,577 255,058,390 246,994.961
Corp.—Secondary Offer¬
Eastern Transmission
Texas
used
be
will
debentures
be
dompany has purchased
Period End."
.
$
$
be supplied by
principal under¬
to
the
as
Aug. 31—
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Months—1956
Railway Oper^ revenue!. ' $5,899,485
$5,391,973 $44,087,223 $36,689,041
Railway oper;- expenses-2,453,226
2,439,136
19,437,938
17,486461
-
Railway
ing—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common
stock (par $7) was made on Oct. 1 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
at $24.87 Vz per share, with a dealer's concession of 40b
per share.
It was completed.—V. 186, p. 1156.
be'used
company's
The
Virginian
..1957—Month—1956
to
the West Coast Division? of "the company.—V.
1379.
p
listed
is
.
the
of
company
Electronics Division
$185,000.
above.—V.
Corp.
will
facilities.
Calif.,
Motor
sale
Co.
"
is-anticipated that
the
equipment, and
Granted
—
It
of
Jordan
'
•
Its present cash resources
need
orders.
of
pansion
the
the
of
v
&
According to-the prospectus,
of
by
Nolen
funds
or
underwriting terms are
Stiver
*
of
proceeds
will
price and
:-
directors.
of
shares
common
Saunders,
■
general
Randolph pointed out that after this extra distribution is
Tri-Continental intends to conform to its historical dividend
Truly
-
Net
This dis¬
1958.
of $6,000,000 received by Tri-Conti¬
Tri-Continental Financial Corp., earlier this
and
Director—
734.
P-
for
100
subscription
amendment.
the common
on
each
date,
retaining all long-term gain, no matter from what source
received, designating the amount thereof to the holders of the common
stock, and paying the tax thereon for their account.—V. 186, p. 364.
President. '
,,
President of Rose Hill Construction Co., Washington,
C.,
for
dividend
a
Morell is
Mr.
—-V.
Gait,
Edward
succeed
to
Seeley,
December
include
will be declared
purposes,
1957
at the rate of SlOO of debentures
fraction
thereof
held.
The
record
scription by its common stockholder,
Mr.
policy
director of this corporation
announced on Oct. 9 by Herbert B.
Morell
P.
of Gaspar
election
The
largest
the
Hearing by SEC—
Corp.—Morell Elected
Texam Oil
of
end
tax
its subsidiary,
from
made,
387,538
Net rev. from
the
near
year.
1957—8 Months—1956
$3,026,042
$3,545,588
1957—Month—1956
$453,206
revenue—
oner,
be
to
payment of the year, reflecting year-end extra or special dividends
received by Tri-Continental on investment holdings. Mr. Randolph also
that an extra distribution, to be designated a capital gain divi¬
nental
Central Ry.—Earnings—
Tennessee
Period End. Aug. 31—
usual,
as
stated
tribution
Railway
expected,
(F\ W.) Woolworth Co.—September
Per. End. Sept. 30—
Sales
—V.
%
-■»—_
186*. p.
1200.
1957—Month—1956
$G2.8G5,152 $62,806,104
Sales Higher—
1957—9 Months—1956
§543,312.462 $527,761,941
Volume 186
Number 5631
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
10
arizona
.
until '7:30
bids
sanitary
Dated July 1,
1
from
1960
Callable
1957.
to
Due
of San
1, 1962;< Prin¬
cipal and- interest (J-J) payable
at; the Town Treasurer's office;
"Valley National Bank, Phoenix; or
at ; the
Chase Manhattan Bank,
York
New
City.::\j Legality \
will
drade
time
same
$70,000
receive
"
for
bids
sanitary/
.186, p.- 1311—were awarded
Rlyth & Co., Inc., and the Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, jointly, at a price of
100.02,
4.67%,
net interest cost of about
follows:
a
as
?120,000 5s.
1958 to
improve¬
Due
on
Stroud
cate:
1 from
on Oct.
1987 inclusive,
members
Other
Pont
du
&
lor
&
&
from
Paying agents
above-Item.
in
considered for:
will be
due
Interest
1959
from
stated
as
JTJ. Bids
"(a) bonds
to. 1967
inclusive;
(b) from 1968 to -1976 inclusive;
and
(c) for entire issue. Legal
opinion by the same attorneys as
in the
noted
the $255,000
of
case
offering.
!
♦
: '
Bond
Offering—Pauline I. Cook,
City
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (MST) on Oct. ?9
for the purchase of $250,000 bonds
as follows:
4 1
»..■
$125,000
sanitary
sewer
revenue
.-
bonds.
•
1959
<
able as of July 1, 1.963.
y
Due
July
on
1977
to
125,000 1,sanitary
sewer
Due
on
1977
m
i
1 from
inclusive.
inclusively,"1
July
1
Call-
from
.
bonds.
•.
1959
to
'
.
i
The
bonds
1957 and
dated
are
payable
as
cipal
and
City
Treasurer's
July 1,
to both prin¬
to 1972 inclusive.
2,000,000 playgrounds and
interest; < J -J)
r
at
office;
National Bank, Phoenix;
the
1957.
Interest. M-N.
Oaks
net
3.11%,
Wallace,
Nov.
on
<
-
.
v
'jBond Sale—An issue of $69,000
at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
school
City. Legality of bonds: approved
Union
by
Stockton.
Gust, Rosenl'eld, Divelbess
Robinette, of Phoenix.
&
.
Pima
,
Sacramento
County, Calif,
Valley
or
Dist.,
bonds-
Safe
n
sold
was
Deposit
the
to
Bank,
of
net
interest
3.11%,
,
(Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov.
Lfrofti
1959, to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.; Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, JHerrington & Sutcliffe,
,
County School District No.
30
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Sale—The $425,000 school
building1 bonds offered Oct. 7—v.
186, p. 1311—were awarded to a
-
_
Bond
„.
composed of. Refsnes,
Beck\& Co.,
Boettcherl &
Ely,'
Co., Fresno City'Unified School District,
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City,
Fresno County, Calif.
and KennetlvEllis & Co., as:4%s,
Bond
Sale
The
$2,775,000
at 100.01, a.basis of about
4.39%.:/
school
bonds,
—
offered
;;
:
;California
y
v;
>
Union
High
Sch
Contra Costa County,
Dist.,
Calif.
Bond Offering — W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office
til 11
the
(PDST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
on' Nov.
clusive.
(M-N)
in
Martinez
15 from
Oct. 15 for
on
109.08,
15,
1958
1957. Due
3.13%,,
to
in¬
1977
Principal
and
payable
at
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Treasurer's
as
1959
follows:
to
Bond
Offering—City
Raymond
the
City
sealed
until
29
for
-
.
Clerk
announces
Council
bids
Oct.
on
Wood
will
,
C.
that
receive
7:30 p.m.
(PST)
the
purchase of
$1,500,000 off-street parking rev¬
enue
bonds.; Dated Nov. 1, 1957.,
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1958
to
1932
inclusive,- Interest M-N.
Legality
approved bv O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
<
.
• •*"-
La
Habra
"■
"
""*•
■
■
Sch.
District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond Offering
—
Jack
G.
Blue,
1
County, Calif.
from
Offering
Bond
Offering
bids
his
at
until 11
10 a.m.
ing bonds,
Nov.
j
bonds
on
the
—
Orange
L. B. Wallace,
building
1957.
of
bonds.
Due
on
in
(PST)
purchase
Santa
on
Ana,
Oct. 22 for
$150,000
Dated
school
Oct.
15,
Oct. 15 from 1958 to
1982, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest! A-O)
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by
Los
of San Francisco.
School District,
Union
Contra Costa County,
—
Calif.
W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive scaled
bids at his office in Martinez un¬
til
the
11
a.m.
of
Nov.
15 from
at
payable
Treasurer's
15,
1958 to
Principal
clusive.
(M-N)
on
Nov.
Dated
bonds.
on
(PST)
purchase
office.
and
1977 in¬
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Iler¬
Hetch
12,000,000
Los
cost
-
lows:
1
3.15%, as fol$1,550,000 6s, due on
Nov.
1
from
Nov.
1
Angeles,
Bond Sale—The
Calif.
$18,000,000 elec¬
tric plant revenue- bonds offered
9 — v. 186, p. 1550 — were
Oct.
awarded to
bids at his office in Oakland, until
Glore,
a
syndicate headed by
& Co., and C. J.
Forgan
from
1
(City and County of)
improvement bonds offered
Oct. 7
v.
186, p. 1422 — were
rious
—
a
syndicate
headed
by the Bank of America National
Trnct
S.
Cotrinffo
1958 to
on
in¬
due
inclusive.
1977
a
interest
net
3.12%,
as
on
1963
cost
of
about
follows: $360,000 6s,
Nov.
1
from
1958
to
inclusive; $210,000 3%s,
1, 1960; and $2,330,-
due Nov.
000
3s,
due
1962 to
Other
1
from
1972 inclusive.
members
Harris
cate:
Nov.
on
the
of
Trust
AcenniaUnn
Sinn
Anderson
&
&
Strudwick, Bruns,
Co., A. G. Edwards
& Sons, Federation Bank & Trust
Co., of New York, First Cleveland
Corp., First National Bank in Dal¬
las, Ginther & Co., Kalman & Co.,
uawson, Levy & Williams, Irving
Lundborg &
Co., Northwestern
National
Bank, of Minneapolis,
Reinholdt & Gardner,
Rockland-Atlas National Bank,
of Boston, Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
Seasongood & Mayer,
Shuman,
Agnew & Co., Stem Brothers &
Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
H. E. Work & Co., Continental
Bank & Trust Co., of Salt Lake
City, Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
Elkins,
Morris, Stokes &
Co.,
Freeman & Co., Granbery, Ma¬
rache & Co.,
Green, Ellis & "Afiderson^Tlallowell, Sulzberger &
Co., Hill
Richards & Co., J. A. Hogle & Co.,
Interstate Securities Corp., Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co., Prescott
& Co., Rodman & Renshaw, Wal¬
ter Stokes & Co., Sutro Bros. &
Co., Thornton, Mohr & Farish, R.
D. White & Co., Brush, Slocumb
&
Co.,
Davis, Skaggs
&
Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Ellis &
Co., Frantz Hutchinson & Co.,
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox, Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.,, Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Inc., Dreyfus & Co.,
First of Arizona Co., Magnus &
Co., J. A. Overton & Co., H. V.
Sattley & Co., C. N. White & Co.,
Nqrdeman &
and Fred D. Blake & Co.
San Lorenzo School
196L in-
Nov. 1 from
3s, due
to
District,
Alameda County, Calif1.
Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
Oakland, un¬
(PST) on Oct. 22 for
the purchase of $224,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on
til 10
a.m.
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
syndi¬
Savings
of Chicago, Bankers Trust
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
Guaranty Trust Co., all of New
York, Blyth & Co., First Boston
Corp., Lehman Brothers, Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., Smith,
Barney & Co., Northern Trust Co.,
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Bank,
Co.,
Chicago,
of
San
American Trust
Co.,
Security First
of
Los
Angeles,
Francisco,
National
Bank
Wm.
Co.,
Savings
&
&
Co.,
Inc.,
& Co.,
Stone
&
Co.,
Trust
Company
b
of
Georgia, of Atlanta," City National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago,
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., G. C.
Haas
&
Co.,
Model,
Stone,
National
merce,
of
Roland
Bank
Seattle,
Noel & Co.,
Obispo County
(P. O.
Obispo), Calif.
Luis
Offering—A.
Bond
E.
Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
2
(PST) on Nov.
18 for the purchase of $1,100,000
hospital
building
bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Principal
p.m.
and interest
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
*
Shasta
Dam
Area Public
Utility
District
(P. O. Central Valley),
Bond
Sale—An issue of $75,000
California
obligation
general
was
bonds
water
sold to the Bank of America
National
Trust
&
Savings
Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, as fol¬
lows:
$42,000
Due on
6s.
July
1 from
1953 to 1971, inclusive.
33,000 5%s.
1972 to
Due on July
1982 inclusive.
i from
Dated
J-J.
July 1, 1957.
Interest
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
1
County Flood Control and
Water Conservation District,
Bank & Trust
Hutton
Schocllkopf,
San
Sonoma
Pollock
E.
Provident
Luis
San
& Co., A. M.
pany, Kean, Taylor
Kidder & Co.,
Sale—The $28,900,000 va¬
to
1961
5V2S,
2,900,000 airport bonds at 100.04,
Schwabacher
awarded
1958 to
$650,000
clusive;
Youngberg,
,
Bond
Power
about
of
cisco.
San Francisco
Hetchy
bonds at 100.03, a net interest
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
O'Melveny & Myers, of
Angeles, f 7
*•
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Orinda
1972
Oklahoma City, The Illinois Com¬
Dec.
dated
are
1957.
Nov. 1 from
to
1957. Due
Series D bonds.
The
1961
15 for
011
incl.
Due on
Dec., 1 from 1953 to 1982, incl.
-
from
school
Due
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1932,
45,000
1
Oct.
follows:
as
$800,000
$131,000
on
Series A
$70,000
a
about
Phelps,
Fenn
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
R. H. Moulton & Co., Weeden
& Co., C. J. Devine & Co., First
National Bank, of Portland, Seat¬
tle-First National Bank, Seattle,
Lazard Freres & Co.,, Dean Witter
& Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.,, J. Barth & Co., Boatmen's
National Bank, of St. Louis, Clark,
Dodge & Co., F. S. Moseley & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., Shields & Co., Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co., Dominick &
Dominick, Estabrook & Co., New
York Hanseatic Corp., Roosevelt
& Cross, F. S. Smithers & Co.,
Spencer Trask & Co., Andrews &
Wells, Inc., Eldredge & Co., First
National Bank &
Trust Co., of
Oct. 22 for the
purchase of $115,000 school build¬
(PST)
inclusive.
office
a.m.
Blue,
G.
follows:
as
of
Jack
—
County Cleric, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, until
inclusive.
School District,
County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Nov.
on
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.
Centerville
Mount Eden Sch. District, Alameda
of
inclusive.
Nov. 5 for
on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
Bond Offering
^Bond
Calif.-
1977
1962 to
cisco.
r-Beverly Hills,
1961
1,935,000 3s. Due
office.
rington & Sutcliffe, of Sam Fran¬
net. interest cost of about
a
$790,000 5s. Due
interest
-
1311—were awarded to
p.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; the Philadelphia Na¬
tional v Bank,
of
Philadelphia;
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
W, E. Hutton & Co.; W. II. Mor¬
ton & Co., Inc.: Ira Haupt & Co.;
and
Hayden, • Stone &
Co.,
at
school
$300,000
Nov.
un¬
186,
3—
group composed of
a
Alhambra.
Oct.
(PST)
a.m.
of San Francisco.
group
-
9
cost
1,71960; and $4,800,000 3s, due
on
1960
purchase of $350,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977, inclusive.
1972
on Nov. 1, 1958 and
1959; $400,000 4%s, due Nov.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until
to
6s, due
due
the
1961
6,000,000 school bonds at 100.03,
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond
from
1
inclusive.
Los Nietos School District, Los
*
follows: $260,000 6s,
as
due on Nov. 1, 1958 and 1959;
$130,000 4%s,
due Nov.
1,
1960; and $1,610,000 3s, due
Angeles County, Calif.
Sch.
recrea¬
tion center bonds at 100.005, a
interest
cost
of
about
§S.; Van Alstyne, Noel &
.
Fair
1972
3.11%, as follows: $200,6s, due on Nov. 1, 1958
1959; $100,000 4%s, due
Nov. 1, 1960; and $1,200,000
3s, due on Nov. 1 from 1961
.
*-
-
to
1961
and
>
.
from
000
.
Casa Grande, Ariz.
1
about
*
inclusive.
abou
1,500,000
hospital
bo n d s
at
100.035, a net interest cost ol
CHranbery,
Co.;
of
inclusive.
syndi¬
Co., Inc.; Francis
Co.; the First of
Michigan Corporation; Ira Haupt
& Co.; Baxter & Co.; J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.; American Securities
Corp.; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.;
Ernst & Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.;
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.; Rand
& Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.; Tay¬
I.
cost
as
Nov.
on
the
of
interest
follows: $600,000 6
due on Nov. 1, 1958 and 1959,
$300,000 4%s, due Nov.
1,
1960; and $3,600,000 3s, due
Oct. 1 from
Marache & Co.;
Geruldsen & Co.; Mc¬
Donnell & Co,;
180,000 4%s.- Due on Dec. 15
Stern; Laucr & Co.; Bosworth,
■1
from J1978 to, 1986 inclusive.
Sullivan & Co.; Dreyfus & Co.;
Excelsior Union High School Dist., Foster & Marshall; Pohl & Co.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, Inc.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.;
County Clerjk, will receive sealed Baker, Watts & Co.; Fred D. Blake
& Co.; Fox, Reusch & Co.; Invest¬
bids,.at his: office in Los Angeles
ment
Corporation
of
Norfolk;
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 29 for.
Kalman
&
Co., Inc.; Lyons &
thp; i>»pcHase Vol
8957,000 school
Shafto, Inc.; Herbert J. Sims &
building bonds, as follows:
Co., Inc.; John Small & Co., Inc.;
$500,000 Series A bonds. Due on
Kormendi
&
Co.; Talmage &
; i
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1977, in-.
Co.; Janney, Dulles & Battles,
;
elusive. Principal and iiiterest
Inc.;
Joseph, Mellen & "Miller,
:: payable at the County TreasInc.; Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.;
i
urer's office, or at the County's M. B. Vick &
Co.; Penington, Col!
fiscal agency in New York ket &
Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta &
J i City or Chicago.
Co.; First of Arizona Co.; Ferris
457,000 Series II bonds. Due on &
Co.; Lawson, Levy, Williams &
:
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1977, inStern; Magnus & Co.; D. A. Pin1
elusive. Principal and interest
cus & Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hop•i
(M-N). puyahJe at the -County wood; F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.;
'*
Treasurer's. office. •
/1
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox.
TJic-boi,ids are dated Nov. 1,
; Due
on
Dec. 15
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
'
1957.
July 1 from -1959"to 1976
Dec. 15 from
on
inclusive.
4'£s.
205,000
Julys1,
Due
1965
on
bonds at 100.035
sewer
net
a
3.11%,
7,200,000 3J/2S. Due
City, Calif.
$4,500,000
1975 inclusive.
1965 to
1976 to
Sale—The $505,000 water
bonds offered Oct. 1
the
sewer
bonds- Dated
ment
6,600,000 314s. Due
•.
r
Francisco, and First National City
Bank of New York, as follows:
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
<
,
'
sewer
'purchase^ of
the-
pay¬
to
ap¬
at
on
-^-v.
Mr. An-
—
Crescent
Bond
and
Robinette, of Phoenix.'
Additional Offering
*
Francisco.
,
proved by Gust* Rosenl'eld, Divelbess &
Due
1981,
a
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of July
as
to
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Orrick,
fice.
July-
on
$4,200,000. 5s. Due bn Oct. 1 from
15, 1958.
1968
Principal and interest (F-A)
inclusive.
1932
inclusive.
from
on
able at the
bonds.
revenue
Feb.
net interest cost of about 3.52%,
as follows:
15,
p.m.
sewer
•
Devine & Co., at a price of 100.08,
(PST)
a.m.
Dated Feb.
(MST) on
the purchase of $255,000
Nov. 4 for
Oct. 22 for the
purchase of $158,000 school bonds.
Avondale, Ariz.\
.Bond Offering—Cbas. Andrade,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
v
Van
of
&
Com¬
Alstyne,
Sonoma County,
Bond
Calif.
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
liams, Clerk of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids at
his office in Santa Rosa, until 11
Oct. 15 for the pur¬
water transmis¬
system bonds. Dated Oct. 15,
1957.
Due on June 15 from 1961
to 1991 inclusive. Callable as of
June 15, 1981.
Principal and ina.m.
(PST)
on
chase of $690,000
sion
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1676)
■ty
office,
Treasurer's
225,000 414s. Due
the
at
or
July 1 from
on
1965 to 1975 inclusive.
District's paying agent in the City
and
County of San Francisco; New
York City, or Chicago.
Legality
approved by Orrick,. Dahlquist,
Herrington & Suteliffe, of San
430,000 4,/2s.
1976 to
Hawaii
South Bay Union High School Dist
inclusive.
until
Angeles County, Calif.
Ostly, that sealed bids will be received
County Clerk, will receive sealed at the Bankers Trust Company,
bids at his office in Los Angeles, 14 Wall
Street, New York City,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 29 for
until Nov. 19 for the purchase of
the purchase
of $700,000 school
$7,000,000
public
improvement,
building bonds.
Dated Nov.
1, series B bonds.
Dated Nov. 15,
1957. Due
Nov.
on
from
1
1958 to
1957.
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the County's fiscal agency in New
York City or Chicago.
Torrance
Los
186,
a
$2,000,000 school
offered Oct. 8—
*
National
Bank
of
186,
—■v.
to
Los
awarded
a
.
*
Dist.,
Bond Offering
County
fwm,
periled
Tripp & Co., Stern, Laucr & Co.,
McDougal & Condon, Inc., Fahey,
Clark & Co., First Cleveland Corp.,
Oct.
Harry L. Alli-
—
Clerk,' will
bids
his
at
Bernardino
on
San Bernardino
County, Calif.'
until
14
for
in
office
11
Robinson
receive
Humphrey Co., In e.,
Season good & Mayer, Elkins, Mor¬
ris, Stokes & Co., M. B. Viek &
San
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
the
-
Co., Raffenspcrger, Hughes & Co.,
Goodbody & Co., McDonnell &
Co., Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Rand
& Co., Kalmair & Co., Geo. K.
$75,000 building
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
15, 1957.
Due on Oct. 15
fro in 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
Baum & Co.
Oct. 24
on
J-J.
terest
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
Sylvester,
City
receive
'
•
;
Bidder
to
bids
name
interest up to 5%%.
A.
until
time
rate
a
No bids
received at the Oct. 7
which
of
were
limited
was
his
at
until
11
for
5%.
Santa
works
sewage
fered
Sept.
Due
1931
Oct.
on
15
from
Bonds Not
inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.'
Sold
Bids
—
for
the
$.925,000 school building bonds of¬
interest
fered Oct. 7—v. 186, p. 1550—were
rejected.
69
186,
996—
p.
Bend,
Ind.
Bond Offering—Frank J. Brugg-
City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of $1,000,000 municipal bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
ner,
1957.
Due
on
sealed
wood
bids
Clerk,
his
at
will
office
City until 10
terest
in
Oct. 22 for the purchase of
€00
building bonds.
1957.
1965
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Red¬
(PST)
a.m.
payable at the St.
Joseph Bank & Trust Co., South
Bend. Legality approved by Ross,
Dated Oct. 1,
1 from
1958 to
(A-O)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
ment
awarded'
to
a
group
com¬
the
(EST)
purchase
of
p.m.
building
3956.
Oct.
on
announces
Dated
son,
(CST)
1,
and
are
callable
of
as
June 1, 1966.
Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
&
sewerage
fered
were
Oct.
8
revenue
—
awarded
v.
186,
to
a
water
1423
group
to
—
'1958
to
Due
1964
com¬
nois
Co.,
of Des
price of 100.03,
basis of about 3.99%.
4s, at
l
and
Counties,
Joint
Valley Falls
School
—
The
bonds
Sale—An
school
Oct.
1312—were awarded
Bosworth
&
Co.,
*
.100.62,
.
-
»
-
w:
i.,
building
of Kansas City,
Co.,
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
:
,
!
;
]
on
Oct. 1 from
9—v.
186,
callable
660,000
p.
Oct 8
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
nicipal
Oct. 8
bonds
186,
v.
—
awarded
to
a
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
60,000 3%s.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
Oct.
in 1969 and thereafter
of
as
Oct.
1,
are
callable
1968.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable at the
State Treasurer's office,
Topeka.
Legality
approved
by
and
KENTUCKY
Benton, Ky.
Bonds
Not
Sold—No
for
the
gas system
bids
were
bonds offered
Oct. 7—v. 186, p. 1423.
;
Parish
(P.
Offering
:
-
(DST)
of
i
Offering—Timothy J. C10County Treasurer, will re¬
on
until
10:30
;
notes.
Dated Oct.
i
offered
were*
—
•
-
O.
street
Frank
J.
,
>
I
1
5
-
revenue
group composed of
a
Barney & Co.. C. J.
& Co., F. S. Moseley
Co., W. H. Morton & Co.,
&
*
t
Co.,
*
$100,001, a net interest cost
of about 3.08%, as follows:
$375,000 3 (4s, due on Sept.
>
15
Due April 9,
1958.
sealed
bids
First
c/o
Oct. 15 for the pur¬
$150,000 school bonds.
1, 1957.
Due
on
Oct. 21
000
Nov.
inclu¬
on
for the
special
purchase of $895,-
assessment
bonds,
as
follows:
$765,000 street improvement
bonds.
National
Bank, of Boston.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Due
1
Nov.
on
1966 inclusive.
1958 to
due in 1965 and 1966
able
Boston.
1960
Bond
on
of
Nov.
to
Flint, Mich.
Offering—Olney L. Craft,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
National
Bank, Municipal Division, 45 Milk
Street, Boston, until 11:30 a.m.
Dated
1958
from
sive; and $285,000 3s, due
Sept. 15, 1961 and 1962.
Bond Offering—Harry A. Dow,
Jr., District Treasurer, will receive
from
Bonds
are
of Nov. 1, 1961.,
as
call;
J
\-ji
,
56,000 water improvement bonds.
Randolph, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
1551—were
Due
awarded
of
to
Halsey,
a
inclusive.
1962
are
1,
group
&
Stuart
on
1962
$680,000 school
8—v. 186, p.
Oct.
offered
Nov.
as
to
due in
of
Nov.
1959.
56,000 sewer improvement bonds.
Due
on
1962
inclusive.
1962
are
1
Nov.
from
1958
callable
as
to
due
Bonds
in
of Nov. 1,
1959.
Bond
Offering—Anne E.
Town
sealed
National
bids
c/o
improvement
bonds.
re¬
Due
1958 to
Sava-
will
Treasurer,
sidewalk
18,000
South Hadley, Mass.
ceive
1958
Bonds
callable
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
as 3.60s, at 100.43, a basis of about
check,
from
1
Co. Inc., F. S. Moseley & Co., and
1962 inclusive.
due
Merchants
in
of Nov.
on
1962
Nov.
are
1
from
Bonds
callable
as
1, 1959.
State Street,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of $100,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Nov. 15,
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Bank, of Flint. Legality approved
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Bank,
28
Due op Nov. 15 from 1958 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
payable at the Merchants
Bank, of Boston.
Le¬
Dated
Citizens
offered
1424—were
Co., jointly,
basis
of
$200,000 school
Oct.
9—v.
awarded
Corp., and
as
about
to
186,
Lee
p.
Hig-
Estabrook
&
3.60s, at 100.39;
3.55%..
.
;
a
1,
1957.
Principal
Commercial and
.
Savings
Howard City, Mich.
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
Bond Sale—The
Nov.
Detroit.
National
ginson
(CST) on October 16 for
purchase of $327,466.09 street
*
1969 inclusive.
and/ McDonald-Moore
Northboro-Southboro Regional Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Northboro), Mass.
bonds
—
1
at
Sturbridge, Mass.
Gretna),
.
v.
Smith,
&
22,
1
the
The $1,-
Devinc
a.m.
Oct. 15 for the purchase
$300,000
1552
p.
street: railway
notes to
Note
Deemer, Secretary of Parish Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
186,
—
notes
and
follows:,
as
660,000
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Louisiana
Certificate
bonds
1966 to
nin,
r
from
Middlesex County (P. O. East
ceive sealed bids
>
000 4^28, due Sept.»15, 1960;
$150,000 5s, due on Sept. 15
1961 to 1963 inclusive;
$240,000 3s, due on Sept. 15,
1964 and 1965; and $600,000
3*4s, due on. Sept. 15 from
were
—
;
LOUISIANA
Jefferson
,
...
about 3.34%, as follows: $10,-
composed of
3.63%.
1967
$382,000 natural
revenue
196T.
1957.
Dean
Dean, of Topeka.
received
1,
Laidlaw & Co., Glickenhaus &;
Lembo, and Thomas & Co., at
100.061, a net-interest cost of
,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Weeden
& Co., and F. S. Moseley & Co.,
as 3.70s, at 100.53, a basis of about
Bonds due
1, 1957.
>
group
composed of Ira Haupt & Co.,
3.52%.
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
June
.
offered
1551
p.
group
?,
inclusive.
$1,000,000
public
utility
!
railway bonds to a
.
building
composed
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
1985
of
as
—v.
awarded
Trust
ers
bonds
1964 inclusive.
to
Bond and Note Sale
$335,000 school
Oct.
1551—were awarded to the Bank¬
Stern
follows:
as
8
Detroit, Mich.
and
jointly,
Due
to
60,000 3%s.
Inc.,
basis ^of about 3.11%.
a
of
1959
Fairhaven, Mass.
First
$225,bonds was
&
National
Bacon, Whipple & Co., and R. S.
Dickson & Co., as 3(4s, at a price
of
from
are
cipal and interest payable at the
16
until
bids
v.
186, p. 1424—were awarded to
Principal and interest (J-D) payTownsend, Dabney &u3^spn, as able at. a bank or trust
company
3.30s, at 100.14, a basis of about
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
3.27%.,V- '
gality approved, by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit,
MASSACHUSETTS
No.
issue
pany,
$2,200,000
offered
•
(EST) on Oct. 15 for the puiv •
of $53,000 building bonds.1
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on June
sealed
Bonds due in 1977 and thereafter
1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
District
Bros.
p.m.
Bank.
>
receive
1
$220,000 library
.
bonds.
revenue
/i ;
chase
Common
(P. O. Valley Falls), Kan.
Bond
48,000 Slas.
2
%
Dated
bonds offered Oct. 8—
sewer
chase
Garri¬
until
■
,
will
Bangor, Maine
■/
Bond Sale—The
(EDST)
KANSAS
$57,000 412s.
group composed of the North¬
Trust Co.,
Continental Illi¬
Brailn/
-
i'
a
sold to the Commerce Trust Com¬
Bank & Trust
Co.,
Chicago, Harriman Ripley
Co., Inc., Dean Witter & Co.,
&
July
Beh
D.
as
ap¬
both of
1 from
inclusive;.^ i
on
a
ern
follows:
$95,000 5s,
offered Sept. 23 —
1312—were awarded to
p.
000
(J-D) payable at the
State
7—v. 186, p.
of¬
Smith & Lombardo, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
as
improvement
county home
posed of John Nuveen & Co.; E.
F.' Hutton
&
Co., and Stubbs,
4.45%,
bids
Bond Sale
p.
water
bonds
186,
Lake County (P. O. Crown
Point),
Indiana
bonds
$38,000
the
Legality
McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Athens, Ga.
and
la.
be¬
approved by Ross,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Sale—The $750,000
rev¬
Jefferson, Atchison and Jackson
on
Cynthiana
GEORGIA
Bond
Sale—The
Carleton
Clerk-Treasurer,. will
sealed
and interest
est
man
Bond
pay¬
Legality
•
•
Township Sch.
Bond
Offering—Eli Petricevic,
Secretary of Board of Education,
bank specified by
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
urer, or at any
the purchasers.
1957.
Winfield,
1972
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 30
from 1958 to 1987 inclusive. Call¬
able as of June 30, 1966.
Principal
Bonds due in 1967
end
the
bonds.
enue
Oct. 24 for the purchase
of $56,000 water works
refunding
school
June
for
28
and
purchaser
Town
receive
the
1976 inclusive.
thereafter
10
INDIANA
for
Oct.
purchase of $765,000 electric
1959
31
until
upon
Cynthiana, Ind.
Bond Offering—R. Ross
June 1 from 1959 to
on
bids
oral
v.
proved by Charles & Traucrniclit,
of Sti| Louis.
Secretary
$12,500,000
bonds.
Due
place of
a
agreed
Board of Education.
that the Board of Public Instruc¬
tion will receive sealed bids until
2
Waverly, la.
Offering—Ray Hoth, City
Clerk, -will receive sealed and
(P. O. Fort
Offering —
R. Maxwell
Raymond
until
•
Vista
Dist,
No. 5 (P. O. 382S North Outer *
Drive, R. F. D. 8, Saginaw),
Michigan '
Cambridge), Mass.
Bond
Principal and interest
Lauderdale), Fla.
Bond
bids
from 1958 to
mutually
tween
County Special Tax Sch.
Dist. No. 1
1
(M-N) payable at
the
FLORIDA
Broward
Nov.
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
sealed
'
-
3
Buena
—
were
a
receive
on
Detroit.
1, 1957.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
-
Moines,
Due
5
from
.
(CST) on Oct. 17 for the
purchase of $349,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
$124,-
1
Co., New York City, and
W. E. Hutton & Co., jointly, as
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian3.60s, at a price of 100.04, a basis
apolis.
•
j of about
3.59%.
:
V.:,'
Speedway, Ind.
;Bond Sale—The $72,000 bonds
Methuen, Mass.
offered Oct. 8—v. 186* p. 1423—
Bond Sale
The $720,000 mu¬
a.m.
on
No.
Dee.
*on
office of the School .Board Treas¬
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
will
receive
designated by the pur¬
Legality approved by
Berry,- Stevens & Moorman, of "
Dec.
and interest
June 1 from 1961 to
1964, inclusive.
Bond Offering
Wayne Blake,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
bids
company
1971 inclusive.
bonds of¬
revenue
South
works
(P. O. Bradford), III.
—
Bond
ing,
District
Due
Dated
sealed
receive
(EST) on Oct. 14 for 1
purchase of $500,000 school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due
on July
1 from 1958 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank of trust
v
Township High School District
No.
on
in¬
MAINE
sold.
not
were
Stark, Bureau & Marshall Counties
Woodside School District, San
Mateo County, Calif.
1971
1958 to
Cook
1958
to
bonds.
IOWA
County Township High Sch.
District No. 227 (P. O. Park
Forest), III.
Due
will
the
chaser.
School
515,000
The $806,000
—
12—v.
Luce, Thompson & Crowe.
Ana
(PST) on Oct. 15
purchase
of
$167,000
bonds.'
Dated Oct.' 15,
the
to
in
from 1958
1
Mooresville, Ind.
Bond Not Sold
...
a.m.
building
1957.
office
cation;
School
Goodpine
District No. 21 bonds.
R.
until. 8. p.m.
follows:
-
Ronald
—
p.m.
to
Myers, of Los Angeles.
bids
as
$120,000 Trout
Offering
Bacon, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
Parish
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $635,000
the
for
the
a.m.
school bonds
1
offering, at
the rate
that
will receive sealed
Board
bids until 10
7
Bond
Offering—Secretary F. H.
announces
School
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
School Districts
clusive.
Re-Offered —William
McMaster Hutchinson &
Co., posed of Speedway State Bank,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
H. V. Amercian Fletcher National Bank
Sattley & Co., McDonald-Moore & & Trust Co., Indianapolis, City
Co., Harold E. Wood & Co., Weil, Securities Corp., Indianapolis
Westminster School District,
Roth & Irving Co., C. S. Ashmun Bond & Share Corp., and RaffensOrange County, Calif,
&
Co., Widmann & Co., Allan perger, Hughes & Co., as 3(r>s, at
Bond Offering—L. B.
Wallace,
Blair & Co., Byrd Brothers and 100.04, a basis of about 3.48%.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
&
Bond
Shiel
Dec.
Bond
MICHIGAN
BenHey Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
(P. O. Jena), La.
Mitchell, Ind.
bonds.
Glore, Forgan & Co., White, Weld
geles, American Trust Co., San h
Co., Hallgarten & Co., Ira Haupt
Francisco, Blyth & Co., Inc., Cali¬ &
Co., American Securities Corp.,
fornia Bank, of Los Angeles, R.
Stroud & Co., Baxter & Co., J. C.
H. Motiltbn & Co.y John Nuveen &
Bradford & Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
Co., Wm. R. Staats & Co., White,
Gregory & Sons, National Bank,
Weld & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
of Commerce, of Seattle, Wood,
Co., and Taylor & Co., as 3%s, at
Gundy & Co.. Inc., C. F. Childs &
100.75, a basis of about 3.67%.
Co....;
>
Victor Sch.
(CST)
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 28 for the pur¬
chase of $485,000 water revenue
Other members of the syndicate:
An¬
La Salle Parish
p.m.
1423—were
p.
7:30
purchase of $188,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1957.
Due semi-annually from July 1,
1958 to July T, 1977, inclusive. In¬
will
syndicate headed by Glorc,
Forgan & Co., as 3lis, at a price
of 100.42, a basis of about 3.45%.
1202—were awarded to
composed of Security-
group
First
I960
Bond Sale—The $6,000j)00 park
improvement bonds offered Oct. 8
Unified School District,
p.
from
ILLINOIS
Bond Sale—The
v.
15
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Chicago Park District, III.
Angeles County, Calif.
building bonds
Due
1977
to
Kohl-
Carl
—
for the
(Territory of)
Offering — First Deputy
Treasurer II. II. Adams announces
Bond Offering—Harold J.
1977
Offering
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
mcyer,
Bond
Los
Bond
Due on July 1 from
1987
HAWAII
Francisco.
Metropolitan School District (P. O. paving certificates. Due: serially
from 1958 to 1967 Lnclusiye.
Poseyville), Ind.
Monday, October 14, 1957
...
Bonds
Re-Offcred
—
Geo.
Mes-
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 21 for the purchase of $50,000 water supply system revenue
bonds. (Bids were rejected at the
Sept. 30 offering.) The bonds are
dated June 1, 1957. Due on March
r
scnger,
1
from
Callable
1960
as
to
1983
inclusive.
of March 1,1968. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(M-S) payable
.
-
»
Number 5681... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
at
bonds; Dated May 1, 1957. Due
on Oct.
1 from 1957 to 1976
banking house designated by
successful
bidder
Legality
a
the
.
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & -Stone, of Detroit*
Manistee, Mich.
inclusive.
Offering—Margaret Fett,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m, (EST) on Oct.
22 for the purchase of $245,000
automobile parking system reve¬
nue
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
Due
on
1 from 1959 to 1987
Dec.
inclusive. Bonds due in 1978 and
thereafter, are callable as of. Dec.
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
300,000 general obligation street
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
,
1968.
Principal and interest
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
(J-D) payable at a banking insti¬ Detroit.
tution to be designated by the suc¬
Southfield School District, Mich.
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Bond
Sale
The
$3,000,000
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
building and site bonds offered
Monroe, Mich.
Oct. 3
v.
186, p. 1425 — were
Bond Offering — D. A. Soleau, awarded
tp a syndicate composed
City Clerk, will receive sealed of the First of Michigan Corp.,
bids until 7:30'p.m. (EST) on Oct. Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., Blyth
22 for the purchase
of $85,000 & Co.; Inc., John Nuveen & Co.,
bonds, as follows:
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., H.
$70,000 special assessment street V. Sattley & Co., Barcus, Kindred
bonds. ■, Due on July 1 from & Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc15,000 .general obligation street Donald-Moore & Co., Shannon &
and
sanitary sewer
bonds* Co.*' Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Due -on July >1 from 1958 to Watling, Lerchen & Co., Chas. A.
1966 inclusive.
Parcells & Co., and Friday & Co.)
V' yThe bonds are dated Nov. 1, at a price of 100.01, a .net-interest
cost of about 4.33%, as follows:
1957. Interest J-J.
1,
.
—
—
,
-
•
$270,000 5s.
Muskegon Public School District,
■Michigan
A. De-
Bond Offering —Frank
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 16 for
the purchase of $1,750,000 Junior
High
School
Building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on April
1
1960
from
to
1986
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1979 and thereafter
callable
are
as
of April
1,
1968.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
:
.
Muskegon County (P. O.
Muskegon), Mich.
Note Offering—Paul Vitek, Jr.,
on
June 1 from
1,080,000
4V2s.
from
1966
Due
41As.
1,650,000
from
Due
to
1974
on
June
1
1973 inclusive.
to
on
1984
June
1
inclusive.
Twin Lake School District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Clyde O. Hatch,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 17 for
the purchase of $100,000 school
refunding bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
1957. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
1975 inclusive. Callable as of July
1, 1962. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
of Detroit.
Treasurer,
Northwestern School District (P.O.
Lac
Qui Parle Independent Consol. Norman County (P. O. Ada), Minn. a price of 100.03, a net interest
81 (P. O, Bond
Offering —' A. Elleraas, cost of about 3.81 %, as follows:
Marietta), Minn.
County Auditor, will receive $200,000 3%s. Due on March 1
Bond Offering — Arthur A.
sealed bids until 2:30 p;m. (CST)
from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.
•
Bemis, District Clerk, will receive on Oct. 15 for the
purchase of
75,000 3y2s. Due on March 1
sealed bids,until 4 p.m. (CST) on
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
$24,000 drainage bonds. Dated Oct.
OOt. 15 for the purchase of $260,1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from 1959
225,000 3%s. Due on March 1
000 general obligation school
to 1973, inclusive. Callable as of
from 1969 to 1977 inclusive.
building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1957. Jan. 1, 1968. Principal and inter¬
Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1987,
MONTANA
est payable at a banking institu¬
inclusive.
Callable as of Feb. 1, tion to
be designated by the suc¬
Culbertson, Mont.
1969. Legality approved by Dor- cessful
bidder. Legality approved
Bond Offering — E. F. Garbe,
sey, Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬ by
Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬ Town Clerk) will receive sealed
ber, of Minneapolis.
bids until 8 p.m, (MST) on Oct.
Lac Qui Parle County Independent apolis.
Olmsted and Dodge Counties Joint 14 for the purchase of $34,000
Consolidated School District No. 81
Independent Consol. School District sewage treatment works improve¬
(P. O. Marietta), Minn.
V
ment bonds. Dated July 1, 1957,
No. 41 (P. O. Byron), Minn.
Bond Offering — J. L. Harring¬
Callable as of July 1, 1962.
Bond
Offering — George T.
ton, Superintendent of Schools,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until Watts, District Clerk, will receive Roosevelt County School Districts
(P. O. Culbertson), Mont.
4 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 15 for the sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $300,Bond Sale
The school bonds
purchase of $260,0Q0 school build¬
000 school building bonds. Dated totaling $168,000 offered Oct. 3
ing bonds.
Nov. 1, 1957. Due on ^eb. i from ^v. 186, p. 1314—were sold to
Minneapolis, Minn.
i960 to 1985, inclusive. Callable the Department of State Loans
Bond Offering — Howard I. as of Feb.
1, 1969. Legality ap¬ and Investments, as. 4%s, at a
Moore, Secretary of the Board of proved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, price of par.
r
Park Commissioners, will receive
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
Troy, Mont.
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
Bond Offering—Edith B. Mason,
Oct. 24 for the purchase of Olmsted County (P. O. Rochester),
Minnesota
Town Clerk, will, receive sealedl
$284,665 special park and parkway
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will bids until 8 ,p.m.v(vMST)+ionjOct.
improvement bonds. Dated Nov.
15,1957.. Pue on Nov. 15 from be received until 1:30 p.m. (CST.) 21. .for the purchase of $l^u,50B
1958 .lo 1977 inclusive. Principal on Nov. 20 for. the purchase of wat^r improvement bonds.; Dated
and interest (M-N) payable at the $990,000 courthouse borids. Dated Oct. ly 1957. Interest A-O* Chase Manhattan Bank, New York Dec. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
Valley County, Glasgow Sch. Diets.
City, or at the City Treasurer's 1958 to 1973 inclusive.
(P. O. Glasgow), Mont.
office.
Legality approved by
Bond
Sibley, Le Sueur and Scott Counties
Offering — William
C.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Joint Independent Consolidation
Greer, Superintendent of Schools,
New York City.
School District No. 114 (P. O.
will receive bids until Nov. 12 for
Henderson), Minn.
the purchase of $220,000 building
Minneapolis, Minn.
School District No.
.
—
^
'
Bond
Offering — Thomas4 P.
Bond Sale —The $7,500 school bonds, as follows:
Vasaly, Secretary of the Board of building bonds offered Oct.
1 $150,000 District No. 1 bonds.
Estimate and Taxation, will re¬ —v. 186, p. 1425—were awarded
70,000 District No. 1A bonds.
ceive sealed bids until 10 a.ra. to the Sibley County Bank, of
NEW HAMPSHIRE
(CST) on Oct. 24 for the purchase Henderson, as 4y2s.
of $3,000,000 bonds, as follows:
Todd County Independent School
Conway, N.H.
District No. 87 (P. O,
$1,725,000 school bonds.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
300,000 library bonds.
Browerville), Minn.
be received by the Board of Se¬
252,000 park bonds.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school lectmen until 2 p.m.
(DST) on
200,000 hospital bonds.
building bonds offered Oct. 7— Oct. 17 for the purchase of $94,000
90,000 fire station bonds.
v.
186, p, 1425—were awarded to highway bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
130,000 storm drain bonds.
Kalman
&
Co.,
and Juran & 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
303,000 street improvement bonds. Moody, Inc., jointly, at par, a net 1967 inclusive. Principal and in¬
15,
interest
1957 and mature serially on Nov.
bonds
1958
from
Interest
MINNESOTA
New York
the
for
1967
Nov.
inclusive.
(CST)
purchase of
Bond
of
4.56%,
from
45,000 4%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
City.
1968 to 1973 inclusive,
The
Sale —The $275,000 gen¬
as
bonds
terest of
>
additional
bear
in¬
l3/2% from Feb. 1, 1958
to Aug. 1, 1959.
bonds
$200,000 site bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due offered Oct. 1—v. 186, p. 1425—
MISSISSIPPI
and building bonds offered Sept. on Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1987 inclu¬ were awarded to a group com¬
Greenville, Miss,
19—v. 186, p. 1204—were awarded sive. Bonds due in 1978 and there¬ posed of Piper, Jaffray & Hopto McDonald-Moore & Company, after are callable as of Feb. 1, wood, the Allison-Williams Co.;
Note Sale—An issue of $225,1973.
J. M. Dain & Co., and the North¬ 000 21/?, % special street improve¬
at a price of 100.01.
western National Bank, of Minne¬ ment notes was sold to a group
Oak Park (City) and Royal Oak Cook County (P.O. Grand Marais),
apolis, at a price of par, a net in¬ composed of the Commercial Na¬
Minnesota
and Southfield Townships School
terest
cost of about 4.02%,
as tional Bank; Greenville Bank &
Bond Sale—The $150,000 hospi¬
District (P. O. Oak Park),
follows:
Trust
Co., and First National
tal bonds offered Oct. 8—v. 186,
Michigan
Dated
$175,000 3.70s. Due on Nov. 1 from Bank, all of Greenville.
p. 1425—were awarded to J. M.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,000,000
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
Sept. 15, 1957. Due on March 15
school building bonds offered Oct. Dain & Co., and Piper, Jaffray &
60,000* 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from from 1958 to 1965 inclusive. In¬
8—v. 186, p. 1098—were awarded Hopwood, jointly, as follows:
terest M-S. Legality approved by
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
to a group composed of First of $50,000 4s.
Due on Jan. 1 from
40,000 4.20s. Due on Nov. 1 from Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
from 1960 to 1967 inclusive.
Michigan Corporation; Braun,
Louis.
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Bosworth & Co., Inc.; B. J. Van
40,000 4.40s. Due on Jan. 1 from
In addition the entire issue car¬
Pass Christian, Miss.
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Ingen & Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.,
$1,400,000
Lansing), Mich.
sewage
disposal
plant
eral obligation improvement
Sale—The
Bond
—
Inc.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; and
MjcDonald-Moore & Co., as fol¬
lows:
$95,000 5s. Due on June 1 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
Due on Jan. 1 from
60,000 4.60s.
1972 to
1977
inclusive.
Kandiyohi County Common School
District No. 36 (P. O. Willmar),
Minnesota
...
>
-
,
,
140,000 4%s. Due on June 1 from
1963 to 1968 inclusive,
Offering
Bond
—
Clarion Bak-
lund, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
1969 to 1979 inclusive.
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $30,000
375,000 4y2s. Due on June 1 from
school building bonds. (The pro¬
1980 to 1986 inclusive.
posed sale on Sept. 19 was called
Parish Township (P. O.
off.) The bonds mature from 1958
Grand Rapids), Mich.
to 1982 inclusive.
390,000 4*4s.Due
on
June 1 from
Bond Sale—The $76,000
water
assessment
special
Kinney, Minn.
offered
bonds
Offering
Bond
—
Curtis, and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., jointly, at a price
17
&
of par.
until
bids
for
bonds, as
$40,500
Mich.
Offering — Robert
Port Huron,
.
(EST)
for the purchase of
sealed bids until 7:30 pm.
on
Oct.
28
$599,000 bonds, as follows:
sewer
.
v
bonds.
Dated May
1957. Due on.Oct. 1 from
to
1966 inclusive.
1
1957
-
108,000 general obligation sewer
on
Oct.
$60,000
on
and water bonds.
July 1 from 1958 to
1967 inclusive.
19,500 street improvement bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to
1957.
bonds
dated
Oct.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at
to be
are
a
bank
or
1.40%
interest
Mora, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation
bonds
Bond Sale—The
$290,000 sewage
plant bonds offered Oct.
186, p. 1425—were awarded
to Kalman & Co., Inc., and Juran
& Moony, Inc., jointly, at a price
of par a net interest cost of about
4.52%, as follows:
treatment
1313—were
$110,000 4.10s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to
1969 inclusive.
and
50,0u0 4.40s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
to
In addition the entire issue car¬
ries
an
extra
of
1.20%
interest
1957 to May 1, 1959.
Murray County Indep. School Dist.
No. 52 (P. O. Slayton), Minn.
Bond
son,
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
on
trust company
general obligation school building
Nov. 1, 1957. Due
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1969 inclu¬
bonds.
on
Dated
designated by the successful sive. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Legality
approved
by Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, <of
bidder.
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Minneapolis.
350,000 school bonds. Due
on Nov.
1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive,
NEW
JERSEY
Burlington Township (P. O.
Burlington), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $310,000 school
offered Oct. 8—v. 186, p.
bonds
1425—were awarded to J. B. Ha-
& Co., and J. R. Ross & Co.,
jointly, taking $309,000 bonds as
4V4S, at 100.33, a basis of about
nauer
4.21%.
Butler, N. J.
Bond Offering
$250,000
Offering—A.
bridge bonds.
D.
Due from 1958
—
'
'
John F. Bor-
MISSOURI
follows:
as
bonds,
Oct.
1
series
from
1958
B.
to
1971 inclusive.
68,000
sewer
A.
Due
system bonds, series
on
October
1
from
1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Dated
Oct.
1, 1957, Principal
(A-O) payable at the
First National Bank, of Butler.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
Bond Sale—An issue of $225 000
Brunswick
East
Adams,
Inc.,
of
Bohd
Reilly,
Kansas City.
Township (P.
Brunswick), N. J.
East
building bonds was sold to Pier-
&
on
and interest
Cape Girardeau County Sch. Dist.
No. R-5 (P. O. Delta), Mo.
O'Brien
water
Due
1963 inclusive.
sol,
(DST)
a.m.
Oct. 17 for the purchase of $1,-
$318,000 bonds,
O.
Matthew
A.
Offering
St. Louis County School District
Oct. 22 for
No. R-l (P. O. Hazlewood), Mo.
000
Bond Sale—The $500,000
school
building
bonds
offered
Oct. .4
186, p. 1425—were awarded
to a group composed of the Mer¬
cantile Trust Co., of - St. Louis;
Commerce .Trust Go.,, of Kansas
—v;
City, and Smith, Moore & Co., at
water
1957.
will receive
until 8 p.m. (EST) on
the purchase of $160,Dated Oct. 1,
1958 to
Principal and in¬
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from
1989 inclusive.
terest
—
Treasurer,
sealed bids
Offering—S. H. Stephen¬
District
on
14, an issue of $400,000 road
1974-to 1982 inclusive.
from Nov. 1,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11:30
1—v.
Brooks,
Chancery Clerk, will sell at pub¬
lic auction at 10 a.m. (CST) on
Oct.
Cooperative Secondary School Dist,
of Hampton (P. O. Hampton
Falls), N. H.
improvement muth, Borough Clerk, will receive
186, p. sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
awarded to Scharff & on Oct. 24 for the purchase of
Oct.
Washington County (P. O.
Greenville), Miss.
Bond
Loan & Banking Co., North
Conway.
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
street
offered
Jones, Inc., of New Orleans.
3—v.
Oct. 21 for the purchase of $50,000
1967 inclusive.
The
$85,000 special assessment storm
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
follows:
sewer
Due
Bond
E.
Krenke, City Clerk, will receive
7
the
of
extra
May 1, 1958 to Nov. 1, 1958.
130,000 4V2S. Due on Nov. lfrom
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
son
an
from
Richard Hill,
17—v. 186, p. 1204—were
awarded to Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Sept,
ries
terest payable at the North Con¬
way
4s. Due on Feb. 1
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
$55,000
Legality approved
Moorhead, Minn,
be received until 2:30 p.m.
13
dated
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Austin, Minn.
Nov.
to
M-N.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
are
cost
about
follows:
The
15
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 14 for the purchase of $330,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due Jan. 20, 1958.
County
Due
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
yoe,
53
.
106,000 special assessment street
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on Oct. 1
Bond
-
(1677)
(A-O) payable at the First
Bank of South River.
National
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marmali; Trimble & Mitcnell, of
New York City.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1678)
Bond Sale—The
improvement
10 —v. 186,
Oct.
p.
Churchill, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation,
bonds,
Due
Bond Sale—An issue of
public
a
inclusive.
1,025,000 school
Oct.
15
$182,000
and
equipment
sold to Phelps, Fenn tk
works
was
4'As, at
as
price of 100.09,
a
Florence
Township (P. O.
sealed
1
until
bids
8
$433,000
Dated Oct. 1,
bonds.
sewer
on
Oct. 1
fronr 1958 to4977 inclusive.
Prin¬
1957, Due
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at
the First National Bank,
of
at the First National
& Trust Company, of RoebLegality approved by Hawk¬
Florence,
Bank
ling.
or
ins,
Delafield
York City.
Ho-Ho-Kus
Wood,
&
of .New
District,
N.
Due on July 1 from 1958
1967 inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1957.
interest (J-J)
payable at the Cit¬
izens Bank, Monroe.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
until
bids
sealed
(EDST) on Oct,. 21 .for the
purchase of $160,000 school bonds;
Dated
15
Sept. 15,1957.
from
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1977
to
1958
Due
Principal and interest (M-S). pay¬
able at the Citizens National Bank
& Trust
Company, of Ridgewood.
Legality
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
approved
Delafield
&
City.
Bond
School District,
W.
Offering—S.
N. J.
Palmer,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Nov. 12 for the purchase of $335,000 building bonds.
District
No.
Bond
Branch School District,
New Jersey
*
Offering
Russell
J.
—
Wooley,
Jr., Secretary of the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Oct. 22 for the purchase of $500,000 school building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1957.
Due on March 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the Long Branch Banking Co.,
Long Branch. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Wharton, N. J.
Bond Offering—Hugh A.
Foree,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
8 p.m.
(EDST) on Oct.
23 for the purchase of $114,000
general improvement bonds. Dated
Oct.
1958
1, 1957.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1980
to
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Union Bank, of Dover.
approved by Hawkins,
and interest
National
Legality
Delafield
&
Wood, of New York
City.
Offering
District
Burritt,
ceive
(EDST)
chase
Dorothy
Clerk, will
M.
—
bids
sealed
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 15 for the pur¬
$525,000 school bonds.
on
of
Dated Oct. 1,
on
Oct. 1
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Prin¬
1957.
Due
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Marine Midland Trust Com¬
Sloan
S.
Colt,
—
.
..
from
Oct.
the
by the
Board of Commissioners of $40,-
000,000 Consolidated Bonds, Tenth
Series, First Installment, due 1987.
The Port Authority plans to offer
for sale, on or about Nov. 7, at
least
$25,000,000 of the bonds
so
authorized.
The proceeds of the
sale, Com¬
missioner Colt stated, will be used
principally
capital
expendi¬
connection with the New
in
tures
for
York
Airports, Port Newark, the
Brooklyn-Port
Authority
Piers,
and the George Washington Bridge.
The bonds, to be dated Oct. 1,
1957,
are
non-callable for ten
and
years
tirement
scheduled for
are
at
re¬
prior to maturity
by means of annual mandatory
sinking fund payments beginning
on Oct.
1, 1967. At that date, the
or
bonds first become callable at the
Authority's option in whole
part
on
on
any
and
or
in
30 days' notice at 103%
interest payment date to
April
including
thereafter
at
Babylon,
West
(P. O.
Bond
(EDST)
dated
Babylon Fire Dist.
West Babylon), N. Y.
—
Clarence E.
Ofering
Johnson,
receive
york
District
sealed
on
Treasurer, will
bids
Oct.
22
until
for
1,
1970
gradually declining
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
BeUport, N. Y.¬
site
Sale—The $23,750 village
and
building bonds of¬
fered Oct. 4—v. 186, p. 1426—were
awarded
to the BeHport National
Bank, Bellport, as 3.70s, at a price
of par.
gan
& Co. at
an
the Port
group
com¬
Nov.
bonds.
1958
Nov.
interest
to
1957. Principal
payable in
1,
(M-N)
York
City.'
Legality
Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
"
V
ous
purposes
—v.
to
a
186, p. 1314—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
National Bank of Chicago, as 3 (4s,
price
a
of
100.85,
about 3.20%.
Other
members
Drexel
basis
a
of
:
.
the
of
syndi¬
&
ap¬
Bank,
.
Maiden, N. C.
Bond
Ofering —W.
Coshocton
County (P. O.
Coshocton), Ohio
Easter-
E.
„
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11
Bond Sale—The
bonds
p.
(EST) on Oct. 15 for
the purchase of $60,000 sanitary
sewer bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1964
inclusive.
Principal and interest
a.m.
3
8—v.
186, p.
$110,000 water bonds: $20,000 6s,
due on May 1 from 1959 to
1963
inclusive;
$8,000 4 (As,
due May 1, 1964; $16,000 4s,
due on May 1, 1965 and 1966;
$61,000 4 (As, due on May 1
from 1967 to 1973 inclusive;
and
$5,000 5s, due May ■ 1,
1974.
a
Corporation, • as
price of 100.84, a basis of
3.38%. /
.;
•
composed
group
Northern
of
basis
a
of
about
3.12%.
_
.
"
1 from 1959 to
Bond
Sale —The
$5,000
Shady
Grove improvement special assess¬
ment bonds offered Oct. 2—v.
p.
1426
—
were
White & Co., as
100.12,
inclusive;
$2,000 4i/4S, due May 1, 1964;
$4,000 4s, due
May
1
a
1963
on
May 1,11965
4(4s, due
1967 to 19Tl
and 1966; and $9,000
from
inclusive.
186,
awarded to J. A.
basis
3%s, at
a
of about
price of
3.71%;
Bonds. Not
water
bonds
Sold
main
-
-•*-
The
special-
offered
October
$7,925
assessment
4—v.
186,
Reoffered— The
bonds
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
'are being reoffered on Nov. 4.
: Charlotte), N. C.
Sale
The
Mahoning County (P. O.
$5,000,000
school building bonds offered Oct.
I *Youngstown), Ohio
8—v. 186, p. 1426—were awarded
Bond Offering — John C. -Cox,
to a group headed, by Smith, Bar¬ Clerk
of
the
Board
of County
ney & Co., and Lehman Bros., at Commissioners,
will
receive
a price of par, a net interest cost
sealed bids until noon (EST) ;on
of about 3.36%, as follows:
Oct. 14 for the purchase of $8,770
186, p. 1426—were awarded to
the
County
Trust
Co.,
White
Plains, as 3.30s, at 100.18, a basis
of about 3.26%.
Scaredale
Union Free School Dist.
No. 1 (P. O.
Scarsdale), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Ralph H. Du¬
mas, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
—
*
-
250 000 41/2S. Due on May 1, 1962.
Glenwood Avenue special assess¬
improvement bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct 1 from
4,000,000
1959
$750,000 6s. Due
1959 to
from
1961
3 (4s.
1963
to
on
May 1
inclusive.
Due
on.
/
from
-
Mav
1978 inclusive.
;
1
ment
,
to
1967
and interest
the
-
syndi¬
&./ Co.; Drexel
&. Co.;
Forgan & Co.; Goldman,
Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Glore,
•
&
White, Weld & Co.; Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc.; McDonald &
Co.; A. C. Allyn and Co.', Inc.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Beck¬
&
Co., Inc.; Blair & Co.; Inc.;
Browrn & Sons; R. -S. Dick¬
Co., Inc.; Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp.; Hornblower & Weeks;
F. S. Moseley & Co.; John Nuveen
&
Co. * (Inc.);
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis^
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Dean
Witter & Co.; Bache & Co.; Wil¬
liam Blair & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
Co.; Dominick & Dominick; Fran¬
er
Alex.
8c
son
cis L
duPont & Co.; Estabrook &
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Ira
Haupt & Co.;„Hemphill, Noyes &
Co:; W; E.-Hutton & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Laurence <M. Marks
8c Co.; Wi H. Merton & Co., Inc.;
Reynolds
Roth 8c
Bond
Clerk
8c
Co.;
The
and
Irving Co.
Parma
•
Weil,
:
;
.
City School City, Ohto
Offering
of the
-r-
J. H.
Board of
Wanek,
Education,
will rGeeive„sealed bids until.noon
(EST)
of.
on
Oct. 28 for the purchase
$1,000,060
sch 001
building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957./
Due
June 1 and Dec..l from 1959 to
on
1972
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest ( J-D) payable at the
Cleve¬
land Trust Co., Cleveland. Legal¬
ity; approved, by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Local
Princeton
School
District
.
(P. O. 10924 Reading Road;
Cincinnati), Ohio
•
Bond' Offering — Clerk
Mrs.
Edna Mae Heiman
the
Board
ceive
of
announces
Education
that
will
re¬
se#led;bids until
Oct. 24 for the
on
400,600
school
Dated
Nov.
noon (EST)
purchase' of $2,-
building
1,
1957.
bonds.
Due
semi¬
annually "on June and "Dec. 1 from
to
inclusive.
1981'
Principal
and interest payable dt'the Provi¬
dent. Savings Bank & Trust Com¬
of Cincinnati.
pany,
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
•
•
r
-2
:
••
r
•
Rittman, Ohio
Bend
bids
Offering
inclusive.
until
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
noon
—
John
Zivick,
(EST)
on
Oct.
18
j for the purchase of $16,700 special
assessment
on
'
of
Barney
Sachs
bonds.
p. 1426—were not sold.
;
Bonds
members
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Hiram, Ohio
•
Bond
v;
clusive.
1959
Greene County (P.O. Xenia), Ohio
•
20,000 recreational facilities
bonds: $5,000 6s, due on May
on
the
Co., of Chicago; Bankers
Trust Company, of New York;'J.
P. Morgan & Co., Inc.; Drexel &
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane; First of Michigan Cor¬
poration; Paine, Webbfer, Jackson
& Curtis; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Fitzpatrick J Sullivan & Co.; Illinois
Company; King, Quirk
& - Co.;
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and Rod¬
man & Renshaw as 3
V4S, at 101.14,
1553—
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner •& Beane, at j a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 4.32%, as follows:
"
! '
■
on March and
-Sept. 15 from 1969 to 1972 in¬
186,
to
Trust
Merrill
to
(/2's, at
a
Sale—The $130,000 bonds
Oct.
24—v.
Cleveland
Bond Sale—The $8,000,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. M0—
v.
186, p. *1206—were awarded to
Marshall, N. C.
awarded
-
r..
Dayton City School District, Ohio
(M-N) payable at the Northwest¬
Bank, of Maiden, or at the
Company,
of Winston-Salem.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
of
New
York City.
were
'
.
$225,000 bridge
Sept.
.
1314—>were.,awarded
about
ern
Bond
offered
First
Wachovia Bank & Trust
offered
8,280,000 3 As. Due
...
$5,300,000 vari¬
bonds offered Oct. 8
<
v.
March and
cate; The First Boston Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Smith,
*
Rye (P. O. Port Chester), N.^Y.
Bond Sale—The $62,000 parking
facilities bonds offered Oct. 8—
,
on
4,135,000 3.20s. Due on March and
Sept. 15, 1967 and 1968.
—
Co.; Philadelphia
of Philadelphia;
White,
Weld
&
Co.; Coffin &
Burr; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
American Securities Corp.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Bache & Co.;
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Kansas
City; Illinois Company;
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City;
King Quirk & Co.; Scott, Horner
&
Co.; J. A. Overton & Co.;
Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Stein Bros.
& Boyce; Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath;* Dwinnell,. Harkness l&
Hill; Goodbody & Co.; Robert
Garrett & Sons and Rambo, Close
& Kerner, Inc.
'
McCarthy, of New York City.
a
Authority of 3.66%.
1314
p.
Bond Sale—The
cate:
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
price representing
average annual net interest cost
to
a
.v
.
:
National
inclusive.
Dated
& Co-, and Ladenburg, Thal-
mann
from
1
on
1977
Co. Inc., Drexel & Co., Glore, For-
Dated
on
sewer
Nov.
Due
headed by Halsey, Stuart &
group
City.
Bond
issue, the $28,800,000 Ninth Series,
was
sold on July 10, 1957, to a
p.m.
by
Heckler &
October, 1952 to serve the bi-state
agency's financing needs. The last
pur¬
on
sanitary
1,150,000
Consoli¬
established in
2
Sept. 1 from
19,58 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Security National Bank of Hunt¬
ington, Babylon. Legality ap¬
proved
were
186,
to
;
elusive.
■>
bonds of¬
armory
—v.
;
•
Sept. 15 from 1962 to 1966migen¬
Co., and Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood.
"..
at
1977 inclusive.
1 from 1958 to
Authority's
Bonds
inclusive.
$850,000 water bonds. Due
and
the
chase of $52,500 fire bonds.
Sept. 1, 1957. Due
Port
1973
to
follows:
as
on
authorization
the
10
1971
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 22 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 bonds,
&
of
7
sewer
Commissioner
Chairman
Oct.
awarded
were
•
10,325,000 3s. Due
$125,000
Other
bonds, as
follows:
$20,000 6s, due on
April 1 from 1959 to 1967 in¬
clusive; $5,000 3'/2s, due April
1, 1968; $10,000 3%s, due on
April 1, 1969 and 1970; and
$15,000 2V2S, due on April 1
and
City), N. Y.
Sell Bonds
To
sanitary
50,000
New
York
obligation
fered
!c
-
March and
inclusive.
1965
,
Port of New York Authority (P. O.
The
hall
.
Galloway, of New York
New
eral
Sale—The
follows:
as
on
M. Dain &
of New York City. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
^
Bond
posed of Allison-Williams Co.; J.
pany,
City.
clusive.
dakota;
$7,000 sanitary sewer bonds as 6s.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to
premiums.
new
price of par, a net inter¬
of about 3.84%, as fol¬
a
cost
High Point, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
Finance Committee announced
West Long
awarded to J. Lee Peeler &
1
Hilton), N. Y.
Bond
Heckler &
Newton
8—v.
3.33%,
2,065,000 4nss. Due
Sept. 15,1961.
Forks, N. Dak.'
lows:
(P. O. 225 West Avenue,
8
p.m.
School
Central
Holm,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
Offering—Seymour New¬
District Clerk, will receive
(DST) on
Oct. 16 for the purchase of $30,000
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
J.
Grand
$57,000 bonds
186, p. 1553—
man,
to
a
r
N. C.
The
8—
$6,195,000 6s. Due on March and
Sept. 15 from 1958 to 1960 in¬
■
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Bond Offering—Marie M.
will
Oct.
plus
carolina
—
of about
1553—
p.
awarded to Salomon Bros. &
were
north
were
186,
as 2.70s, at par
premium of $3,787.55..
Sale
Parma, Hamlin, Clarkson & Greece
School
can¬
8—v.
Hutzler,
north
est
p.m.
$15,000,000
construction and im¬
Oct.
Oct.
1206—were awarded; to
p.
syndicate headed by. Blyth; &
Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., Lehman Bros., B. J. Van jngen & Co., and The Ohio Co., at
a
price of par, a net interest cost
Sale —The
school plant
Construction,
,
offered
bonds
a
;
offered
Co., at
New York
Bond
of)
bonds
offered
(P. O. Central Valley),
(State
186,
v.
$31,1)00,000 Ma¬
Thoroughfare
Series', G
„
Carolina
(State of)
Bond Sale—The
jor
provement bond anticipation notes
for
,
Ohio
&
North
of¬
Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
^
:
&
Corporation; Salomon
Hutzler; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; Interstate Securities Cor¬
poration; The Robinson-Humphrey
Company, Inc.; Robert W. Baird
& Co., Incorporated; Goodbody &
Co.; Hannah, Ballin & Lee.
j
Bros.
Note
The
County Treasurer's office.
group:
.
Securities
(P.O.
—
the
of
Sachs
&
Co.;
Alex.
Sons; Stone & Webster
&
fering of $390,000 school building
Bond
Central School District No.
Oct. 23 for the pur¬
on
of
Cancelled
members
Goldman,
Brown
Sodus), N. Y.
Gibsonville,
Woodbury, Blooming
Grove, Chester and Tuxedo
■
kill, Acting Township Clerk, will
(EDST)
1
celled.
Florence), N.J.
chase
School District No.
Offering
Company,
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Bond Offering—W.Worrell Gas-
receive
Trust
Sodus, Lyons and Arcadia Central
Monroe,
•
Bank &
Wood, of New York City.
on
15,
Payable at the Glens Falls
(M-N) payable at the
Co., Scarsdale.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
1986
Oct.
dated
1980
Scarsdale National
Interest A-O.
are
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1957.
and interest
Glens Falls.
'
"
Nov. 1,
1958 to
National Bank & Trust
'
'
Due
to
1958
-
J-J.
Other
Oct. 22 for the purchase of $330,000 school building bonds.
Dated
originally scheduled
Oct. 10—v. 186, p.1553—was
basis of about 4,23%.
'
Interest
bonds.
from
issues
"Both
bonds.
July 15 from 1958 to
on
1966
1957.
Jersey
bids
follows:
as
inclusive.
New
sealed
receive
$48,000 building alteration
Ewing Township (P. O. Ewing),
Co.,
will
until 3:30 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 22
for
the
purchase of $1,073,000
3.09%.
bonds
City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Offering — Robert A.
Bond
$3,639,000 pub¬
bonds offered
1314 —were
awarded to a group composed of
Lehman Brothers; Phelps, Fenn &
Co.; Biair & Co., Inc.; Kean, Tay¬
lor & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy; Baxter & Co.; Winslow,
Cohu & Stetson; J. W. Sparks &
Co., and Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
as 3.10s, at 100.01, a basis of about
lic
Falls
Glens
County (P. O. Newark), N. J.
Essex
.Monday. October 14, 1957
.-.
s
t reel
Dated
Nov.
improvement
1,
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
1957.
Due
1968, inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Rittman Savings
Bank..
Squire,
Legality, approved
by
Sanders. & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
'
.
Saybrook Township (P. O. R. F. D.
Ashtabula), Ohio
Offering—Harold E. Wil¬
3,
Bond
liams,
ceive
Township
sealed
Clerk,
bids
until
will
8
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 21 for the purchase
special assessment- road
improvement;honds.: Dated Octi, 1,
of $10,050
1957.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1959"to
Number 5681.. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 186
T
<-
Principal and in¬ (PST) on Oct. 30 for the purchase
(M-S) payable at:the;J.ef-* o£ $700,000 Forest Rehabilitation
and ^Reforestation
bonds. "Dated
ferson. Banking Company,1 Jeffer¬
0^t..~i^>1957.,r:Due Oct. 1, 1972.
son/
--•*/
Callable -as,<of Oct. 1, 1967. Prin¬
Stark County (P. O. Canton
Ohio
cipal,; and interest (A-O) payable
Bond Sale-—The $60,000 SeWpr.
at the- State Treasurer's office.
District bonds offered .Oct. 9—v.
Legality approved
by Winfree,
186, p. 1427—were awarded to the
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
First Cleveland Corp., as 3V43r>at
inclusive.
Strxithers; Ohio
'
ceive
r,
ABond
Offering—-Errol
bids until
receive
Nov. 6 for the purchase
$131,600 bonds, as follows:
purchase
I
.
-
inclusive.
1963
■
<
-
'
-
'
bonds
/The?
dated
are
the
Ore.
Weston,
Bond Offering—Ken W.
Dauble,
Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port-
pjayable at the Dollar Savings &
Co., Struthers. Legality ap¬
Trust
proved^ by/ Squire,v Sandeis ,&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
'
' >
land.;?,
-
v
.
.
.
■*'
;• ?'•
■ •
..
pennsylvania
>
fBond Offering
Ohio
1
•:
:'
Richard Duck-
—
BondOffering—Louis E. Dieruff,
SbQfelary;- Business
Nov,. 1, 1957.
at the V i 1 Fa g e
-Treasurer's:,.Off ice. Legality:zap.-* 1958
(J-D) >-payable
.v-Vri
were-
C
•
,
received
lioXt
foregoing /bonds /-when
the
for-
Due on Nov. 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
Le¬
: District .Treasurer's office.
gality approved by Townsend, El■
-
1982
to
and interest (M-N) payable at the
proved by Peck, Shaffer-, & -WiL-r/
bids
originally offered on Sept; 13—v. /■186, p. 1315. - '
/
Munson,
&
Philadelphia.
of
*
Bond
Offering
to Stroud &
price of
4.07%.
L.
—
\ Bond
City Manager, will receive sealed
(EST) on Oct; 17
-for the purchase of $134,000 spe- elal" "assessment; street improve-'
merit bortds/ Dated Oct. 1," 4957.
and interest
the Citizens
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders/ &
Dempsey,/of Cleveland. " '
inclusive.
ment "bonds.
Due
1
from 1958 to
Callable
1957.
1977
School
at
a
of about
District,
A.
—
sealed
Logan,
Manager
until
Nov.
13
purchase of $3,000,000 gen¬
1, 1957.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1982
to
inclusive.
Legality
La Salle College (P.O.
;
r
,
Philadelphia), Pa.
\w
Bond
Offering
—
Brother
E.
Stanislaus, President, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EDST)
on
Oct. 23 lor the purchase of
non-tax
$500,000
dormi¬
Dated July 1,
exempt
tory revenue bonds.
1958
from
In-
inclusive.
1995
to
1950.: Due on July 1 from 1958 to
Interest J-J.
inclusive.
1995
Le¬
gality approved by Montgomery,
McCracken, Walker & Rhoads, of
Philadelphia.
Providence
Nether
Nov.
of
San
of
School District
Township
Bristol
Authority (P. O. Bristol), Pa.
the
Delaware
3V2S, at a price of 100.25, a basis
as
3.06%.
about
Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of)
F. Kent,
Note Offering—Robert
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (DST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $33,Treasurer,
State
•
>
'
000 school revenue bonds was soid
Gresham, Ore.
,
'
Offering
Bond
Ruth
—
;
Hillis,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until
bids
6
8
for:the
Bancroft
Dec.
of $19,167.71
improvement
1, 1957.
Due
1958
from
1
Dec.
on
Street
Dated
bonds.
(PST^) on Nov.
p.m.
purchase
to
1967 in¬
and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office
Legality approved
clusive.
Principal
...
by Wipf^ee, McCulloch, Shuler &
Portland.
Sayre,
privately to a syndicate headed
by Butcher & Sherrerd, and Dol¬
phin & Co., as follows:
Due Nov. 15, 1968.
Due Nov. 15, 1969.
75,000 41/2S. Due Nov. 15, 1970.
75,000 4.55s. Due Nov. 15, 1971.
75,000 4.60s. Due Nov. 15, 1972.
150,000 4.65s.
Due on Nov. 15,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 17
for
the
purchase
of
$120,000
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from 1959
to
Callable
inclusive.
1973
as
of
Principal and inter¬
est (A-O) payable at the County
Treasurer's1 office.
Legality ap¬
Oct.
1, 1964.
Shuler &
-Linn
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
by
proved
County Sch. Dist. No. S52C
(P. O. Albany), Ore.
Bond
Offering
—
Betty
Enos,
receive sealed
(PST) on Oct. 24
District Clerk, will
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
eral
purchase of $900,000 gen¬
obligation bonds. Dated Nov.
Due
1, 1957.
on
to 1973 inclusive.
1,
Callable
Principal
1966.
(F-A)
Feb. 1 from 1959
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
and
the
on
Feb.
interest
County
Legality
ap¬
4%s.
4.80s.
255,000
5s.
2,045,000
on Nov.
15
1979 inclusive.
tax anticipation notes.
Dated Oct. 29, 1957. Due May 29,
1958.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Philadelphia National
000,000
Bank, Philadelphia. Legality ap¬
proved by Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish
& Green,
and Montgomery,
McCracken, Walker
& Rhoads,
both of Philadelphia.
on
at San
on
Nov.
Oct. 16
Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled
during the month of Au¬
gust, 1957 as compared with 83,453 in August, 1956, an* increase
of 17%, the Aviation Division of
the
Authority reports.
Cargo
moved through the International
Airport was 3,601,360 pounds dur¬
ing August or a 20%
increase
over the 2,996,439 pounds for Au¬
gust, 1956.
The 12 months period ending
Aug. 31, 1957 listed 941,695 pas¬
sengers, as compared with 785,091
in the previous 12 months, a 20%
increase. The cargo movement in
the 12 months rose 22% to 38,770,320 pounds from 31,711,883 a year
earlier.
1,300,000 funding bonds. Due on
Nov.
15,
dated
are
Principal
Nov.
15,
interest
and
(M-N) payable at the DoylestoWn
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Doylestown.
Legality approved
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia.
National
Other
cate:
1
from
1958 to 1977 in¬
of
members
the
syndi¬
Dated
for the
Note
Offering
—
Thomas
J.
of
Board
of
The
foregoing supple¬
our issue of
the report in
Sept. 23—v. 186, p. 1315.
puerto
rill
Chester School D:*trict, Pa.
Nov.
—
talvo,
Acting
Government
—
L.
re¬
a.m.
Set
ol
sealed
will
Erectors,
bids
until
8
receive
p.m.
(EDST)
is
Inc., H. V. Sattley & Co., Geo. K.
& Co., Ransom & Co., E.
Ray Allen & Co. and M. B. Vick
& Co., at a price of 100.01, a net
Baum
Roberto Mon-
President
Development
of
the
Bank
Puerto
its New York Informa¬
Office, 37 Wall St., New York
turce, or at
tion
5, until 11:30 a.m. (DST) on Oct.
17 for the purchase of $1,150,000
4%
public
improvement
cost
about
of
3.87%,
as
$420,000 4^2S. Due
on July 1 from
1968, inclusive.
Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1972, inclusive.
280,000 3.70s. Due on July 1, 1973
520,000 4}4s.
and 1974*
1,380,000
bonds.
Due
3%s.
July
on
1
from 1975 to 1983, inclusive.
Garland
Independent School Dist^
Texas
Bond Sale—The $234,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 7—
186, p. 1554—were awarded to
the. Municipal Securities Co., and
v.
Russ &
Co., jointly.
Kennedy, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
waterworks
and
$230,000
system
purchased via
negotiated sale by R. A. Under¬
sewer
revenue
bonds
wood &
Co., of Dallas,
was
follows:
as
Oct. 1 from
on
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
fiscal
40,000 Stys. Due
on Oct. 1
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
1
Rico Ports
150,000 5s. Due
.
carolina
S.
1
j
Bond Sale—An issue of
$130,000
utility system revenue
bonds was sold to Thornton, Mohr
& Farish, as follows:
$43,000 3V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
Oct.
on
from
from
1
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
4V4S.
from
1
inclusive.
1966 to 1971
116,000
of
as
Oct.
interest
Due
1, 1972. Principal and
payable at the
(A-O)
American National
Bank, of Aus¬
Legality approved by McCall,
tin.
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond
Sale—The $2,220,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement bonds
offered Oct. 3—v. 186, p. 1316—
awarded
were
Sept.
on
due
callable
are
San Antonio, Tex.
50,000 33/4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
91,000 4s. Due on Sept.
1, 1957. Bonds
in 1973 and thereafter
1961 inclusive.
1958 to
Oct.
Dated
C.
combined
1
to
a
group
com¬
Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
The bonds
are
callable as of New York City; Glore, Forgan &
Sept. 1, 1965. Principal and inter¬ Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
est (M-S) payable at the Citizens Laidlaw & Co.; and Wm. E. Pol¬
and Southern National Bank of lock & Co., at a price of 100.04,
Columbia. Legality approved by a net interest cost of about 3.54%,
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of as follows:
posed
of
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
Charleston.
$750,000 4s. Due
on Nov. 1
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
College (P. O.
Columbia), S. C.
from 1965 to 1977 inclusive.
E. Hills announces that the Board
will
Trustees
11
sealed
receive
(EST) on Oct.
23 for the purchase of $550,000
non-tax
exempt dormitory
and
a.m.
Dated
Nov. 1 from
from
125,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1, 1964.
1,345,000 3^s. Due on Nov. 1
Offering—Treasurer John
Bond
Sherman, Tex.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 water¬
works and sewer system revenue
bonds offered Oct. 2
dining hall revenue bonds.
to
Nov.
were
awarded
Company.
1959
1, 1956. Due on
to 1996
inclusive.
the
ton.
Bond Sale—The
7
—
Dated Oct.
1
from
of
$25,000 general
offered
bonds
186, p. 1554
v.
the
Circle,
as
—
Bonds
Not
for
4%s.
Oct.
of
Oct.
1972.
1,
First
National
pay¬
Bank,
Dallas.
Legality approved by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas.
utah
Salt Lake County,
bids
$20,000
re¬
school
building bonds offered Sept. 27—
186, p. 1207—were rejected.
texas
Independent School
District,
on
inclusive.
were
v.
Burkeville
Due
1977
to
as
National
First
Sold—All
the
the
at
McCall,
Granger-Hunter
Improvement District (P. O.
Salt Lake City), Utah
Moody County, Trent Independent
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Trent), S. Dak.
ceived
1, 1957.
1958
callable
able
sewer
to
Securities
Principal and interest (A-O)
Selby, S. Dak.
obligation
Union
Bonds due in 1973 and thereafter
are
dakota
south
Dallas
Interest
Legality approved by Sink¬
ler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬
Oct.
Rico,
will
receive
sealed bids at the Bank's office,
Ponce de Leon 1311, Stop 19, Sanfor
Tex.
Due on July 1
Bond Sale—An issue of $160,000
from 1958 to 1968 inclusive. Call¬
schoolhouse
bonds was
sold to
able as of July 1, 1965. Principal
Co., - and Dal¬
and interest (J-J) payable at a Eddleman-Pollok
Dated Julv 1, 1955.
Lyons,: Secretary
-
Bennettsville,
Bank of
Offering
were
—
1970 to 1984 inclusive.
awarded
rico
Ponce, Puerto Rico
Bond
1427
composed of
group
Co., Goodbody & Co., Season& Mayer, Juran & Moody,
Development
Rico
Puerto
south
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Reed, Smith, Shaw &
McClay, of Pittsburgh.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.;
Ira Haupt & Co.; Moore, Leonard
& Lynch; Blair & Co., Inc.; Hornblower
&
Weeks; DeHaven
&
Townsend,
Crouter
&
Bodine;
Sinker, Deane & Scribner; Schaffer, Necker & Co.; Yarnall, Biddle
& Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
Juran
&
Moody, Inc.;
Fauset,
Steele & Co. ard Boenning & Co.
Puerto
for
City
ments
a
good
M-N.
1, 1957.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
•
1957.
1
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
clusive.
bonds
Government
The
bids until
Due on Nov.
bonds.
ment
from
to
p.
$40,000 2y4s. Due
Bank
of
$5,300,000 general public improve¬
1997.
The
&
97,455
receive
(EDST)
for the purchase of $6,11 a.m.
600,000 bonds, as follows:
on Nov., 15
1982 inclusive.
Due
will
Controller,
City
sealed bids until
186,
1959 to
Freight Traf¬
Gains—Passenger traffic
through the International Airport
Frey,
R.
bonds offered
revenue
v.
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., White, Masterson
Columbia
Offering—Edw.
Bond
—
interest
Authority (P. O.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Due
1980 to
from
15,
Due
from 1977 to
Bond
Offering —D wight
Due on Nov.
1976.
and
240,000
Oregon (State of)
Bond
4.70s.
1975
proved .by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Phipps,* States Forester, will
ceive
sealed"- bids until 10
1974.
and
1973
Offering—Beryl Hickson,
District Clerk, will
1959 to
from
on Nov.
15
1967 inclusive.
Due
65,000 4.30s.
70,000 4.40s.
150,000
Sch. District No. 9
O. Eagle Point), Ore.
(P.
44s.
$390,000
Jackson County
Bond
Sale—An issue of $3,590,-
Bond
t-/
fiscal
fic Show
,
-
is
Juan), Puerto Rico.
Authority.
Pa.
County National Bank, of Chester,
Elliott & Munson,
.
awarded-, to
were
Rico
Puerto
8
awarded
the Aqueduct and Sew¬
Air Passenger and
Bond Sale—The $90,000
1,
as
Legality approved by Townsend,
of Philadelphia.
,
oregon
for
agent
Township
Wallingford),
(P.O.
Oct.
Authority.
P.
eral obligation school bonds. Dated
Dec.
Bank
agent for
Puerto Rico Ports
Directors, will
bids
ity system
Rico
follows:
Pa.
Business
and
of Board of School
receive
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurers office.
1969:
Principal
(J-D)
payable at
Bank;' Westerville.
Dated Nov...l,
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1967
1 from 1959 to
Dec.
on
4
basis
a
Offering
for the
as
er
Secretary
School¬
A.
Bryan, Texas
Bond Sale—The $2,600,000 util¬
Revenues—
Puerto
1956, according to Rafael V. Urrutia, Executive Director. The Au¬
thority completed 9 construction
projects and initiated 12 new ones
during August.
The Government Development
general
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $650,-, obligation improvement bonds of¬
0001" general obligation improve¬ fered Sept. 12—v. 186, p. 999—
bids until noon
Due
Company,
100.28,
Erie
sealed bids
J. P. Willison,
—
7
Sale—The" $100,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Sept.
23—v. 18t,\ . 120?—were awarded
City Clerk, will receive
until 2 p.m. (DST) on
master,
Westerville, Ohio " '
Bond Offering
Oct.
Delaware
the
Bradford, Pa.
V
r
offered
to
in
the
of
Aqueduct and Sewer Authority in
August
totaled
$707,697,
com¬
pared with $626,857 in August,
Duquesne School District, Pa.
-
^
$50,000 general
bonds
Increase
Shows
^Revenues
Bond
of
Manager
Oict. .17 for,the purchase of $34,200 Board of .School Directors, will
Water
works special assessment* fepeivb sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 23 for the pur¬
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1957. Due
oh Dec. 15 from 1958 to 1977 in¬ chase of $1,500,000 general obliga¬
clusive;.' Principal and r interest tor!-improvement bonds. Dated
t;Note—No
Darby, Pa.
County National Bank, Darby.
/
Dallas.
Rico
Puerto
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
.
T'Allentown School District, Pa.
»worth, Village Clerk, will, receive
sealed bids until "noon (EST)/on
lims, of Cincinnati.,
•
awarded
were -•
1958
.
vvf,Syracuse,
Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Philadelphia.
obligation
V
Rupe & Son, Inc., jointly, as
Dated Sept 1, 1957. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1987 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the State Treasurer's
office, Austin. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
5s.
Puerto
Legality approved
Elliott & Munson,
Bond Sale—The
at the City
Principal and interest (J-D)
1957."
Chester:
.
,4/
Nov.,'-,i,- cipal and interest (A-O) payable
'
v >:r.
of
City Recorder, will receive sea' 1
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 23
for-the purchase of $138,000 gen¬
eral obligation
sewerage system
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
Oct.,-1 from 1958 to 1977, inclusive.
Callable, as of Oct. 1, 1962. Prin¬
...
-
>
in¬
Townsend,
by
las
Development
Bank
for
Puerto
Rico, San Juan. Legality approved
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
1,
Nov, 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.1 Principal and
pany,
building
• /,
.
.7;
.
43,100 special assessment street
N improvement bonds. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1963 in-
,.f-?elusive.
'
•
/
1959 to
38,500 street improvement bonds.
Due on. Dec. 1 from 1959 to
,
r
from
Due. on Dec. 1
1963 inclusive.
Nov.
(M-N)/payable at the
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Com¬
Hassell,
28 for
Oct
$415,000
of;
bonds.
$30,000 sewer, improvement bonds/
'~»v
Dated
bank or trust company in New
York City, or at the Government
of
im¬
terest
ofT Schools,v will
Superintendent
on
of
purchase
obligation
'
'
bids '< until •* noon
sealed
'(EST)
1957.- Due
1982
the
bonds.
provement
Washington County School District
~lNo*48 (P. O. Beaverton), Ore.
City Auditor,',will re¬
Orenic, Jr.,
for
general
"
Michael G.
Offering:
Bond
"
22
$950,000
Portland.
100.89, a basis of.: about <3.09%.>
Oct,
on
terest
:1
55
■
.
.
1968
(1679)
Bond
Offering
Larson
of
announces
will
Trustees
—
Clerk
L.
O.
that the Board
receive
sealed
p.m. (MST) on Oct.
purchase of $1,500,000
water and sewer revenue bonds.
bids
22
until
for
Dated
1
4
the
Nov.
from
1, 1957. Due on Nov.
to
1986 inclusive.
1961
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the First Security Bank
Utah, N. A., Salt Lake City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
of
CO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, October 14,
(1630)
(2) All maturities in the years
(EST) -on Oct. 23 for sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
1972 through 1986;
on
Oct. 22 for the purchase of
of $485,000 enlarge
Bennington Graded School District,
(3) All maturities in the years
ment, expansion and improvement $54,000 general obligation bonds.
Vermont
1987 through 1996;
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due on Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due serially
and
Bond Offering — The Board of
July 1 from 1960 to 1981 inclusive. over a period of 20 years. Call¬
(4) The entire issue.
Trustees will receive sealed bids
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ able as of Oct. 1, 1967. Principal
Washington (State of)
until noon (EST) on Oct. 16 for
able at the National Valley Bank, and interest payable at the Town
the purchase of $200,000
Bond Offering — Ernest Minor,
school Staunton.
Legality approved by Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Due Wood,
King & Dawson, of New proved by Burcham & Blair, of Secretary of the State Finance
on Nov.
1 from 1953 to 1977 in¬
Committee,
will receive sealed
York City.
' 1 "
Spokane.
clusive.
"■
^
'
Principal
and
interest
bids
until 10:30 a.m.
(PST) on
*
.
.
until
VERMONT
•
noon
the purchase
.
.
.
.
BRITISH
Oak
.
.
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
&
Depot), Vt.
Offering—Wilma Barrett,
Town
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
on
Oct.
15
for
the
receive
(EDST)
purchase
of
$66,000 refunding bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
1953 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
and interest
4
payable at the Montpelier National Bank, Montpelier,
or
Merchants
the
at
Legality
Giuliani,
Bank, of Boston.
by
Peter
proved
Montpelier.
«•
j
National
ap¬
of
Hartford (P, O. White River
Junction),
Bond
Offering
mond,
ceive
Vt.
Town
sealed
—
Bosilla Ray¬
Treasurer,1 will re¬
bids
until
1:30
»
*
i
Sale
Bond
9—v.
Chester (P. O. Chester
i
-
■
i
■
i
,
—
Port
The V$2,200,000
a
186, p. 1428—were awarded
group
composed of F. W.
Grays Harbor (P. O.
Hoquiam), Wash.
Bond
Offering—A. S. Hender¬
Secretary, will receive sealed
son,
bids until 11
a.m.
(PST)
<DST)
on
1, 1957. Due
follows:
3k>s.
on
Nov.
-
3.40s.
110.000
Due
on' Nov.
1,
1977.
:
.
Dec. 1 from 1959
Augusta County, South River :
Sanitary District (P. O.
Staunton), Va.
as
Other members of the syndicate:
Anderson &
Strudwick, Strader &
Co., J. C. Wheat & Co., the Peo¬
ples National Bank, of Charlottes¬
ville, Edward G. Webb & Co., C. F.
Cassell & Co., Willis, Kenny &
Ayres, Inc., Miller & Patterson,
John W. Yeaman & Co., and First
National Bank,
Piedmont Trust
Bank, both of Martinsville.
agency
in New York City.
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
erts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Snohomish
Miller,
Clerk,
College
at
the
A.
Bond Offering
Treasurer's
.
t
—
«ictrs
office, Room 222, Finance
Bldg., Capitol Square, Richmond,
.
until Nov. 20 for the
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1996 inclusive.
A-O.
■.
..,
Bond
son,
Bids
,
Kettle Falls,
Clerk,
will
will be
Ol¬
receive
(1)
approved
considered
following basis:
Wash.
Offering—Howard O.
Town
Legality
on
the
Bond
less,
All maturities in the
1959 through 1971;
years
Comptroller,
H. Hur-
will
sealed bids until 10:30
(CST)
on
re¬
a.m.
Oct. 22 for the purchase
$5,500,000 school bonds, Series
AB.
Dated
Nov.
1,
1957. Due
Principal and interest (M-N)
able at tlie
or
at the
Dated
Oct
1,
1957.
Interest A-O.
AVISCO®
Your Dollars
help
.
m
AMERICAN VISCOSE
CORPORATION
Dividend Notice
'
f
-
T
of the American
Viscose Corporation, at their
regular meeting
on
2,1957, declared
of
fifty
share
cents
on
the
payable
on
a
October
dividend
(50^)
common
November 1,
1957, to shareholders of
ord
on
at
per
stock,
rec¬
the close of business
October 16, 1957.
Guaranty Trust Co., New
WILLIAM n. BROWN
City. Legality approved by
Vice President and Treasurer
of New
City.
i
make possible the
make
AM ERICAN + RED CROSS
Due
J
-
City Treasurer's office,
Wood, King & Dawson,
York
pay¬
I'
.
on
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
York
•
City
ceive
of
Offering—Virgil
5M>s,
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
Milwaukee, Wis.
Seattle.
re¬
Bond
Business Man¬
mission
will
6.78%.
on
as
price of 94.02, a basis of about
a
Directors
by Burcham & Blair, of Spokane.
Commis-
Grenier, Ruel & Cie, Inc.,
at
WISCONSIN
Interest
the
Coughlin &
,
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, cf
Debt,
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $460,000
sive.
Washington
(P. O. Spokane), Wash. ',
will
City
QUEBEC
Hauterive School Board,
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
of
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
Local
Cluck,
Houghton,
Henry, of Seattle.
obligation bonds offered Oct. purchase of $30,500,000 Ferry and
4—v. 186, p. 1316—were awarded
Hood
Canal
Bridge
revenue
to
the
First National
Bank, of bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due
Everett,, and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
July 1, 1997.
jointly.
:
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
on
York City, and
gen¬
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on ager Carl A. Pettibone announces
Nov. 5 Tor the purchase of $148,- that the Board of Regents will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Daven¬
900 general obligation bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,1957. Due on Dec. 1 port Hotel, Spokane, until 1 p.m.
(PST) on Nov. 8 for the purchase
from 1959 to 1.977 inclusive. Call¬
dormitory revenue
able after 8 years from date of of $1,893,000
issue. Principal and interest (J-D) bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
payable
City
-
eral
State
Kennewick, Wash.
Offering — Marjorie
elusive. Interest J-J.
Quebec, J. E. Laflamme, Ltd., and
WASHINGTON
Bond
bonds - was
McLeod, Young, Weir &
Co., Ltd., at a price of 96.02. Due
on July 31 from 1958 to
1977 inimprovement
to
the State's fis¬
be received
$195,000
5% %
sold
York City. Le¬
(P. O. Everett), Wash.
Sale—The
Bond
-
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
urer's office, or at
County, Everett. School
Dist. No. 2
C.
cal agency in New
Dawson, of New
1, 1962. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the County
Treasurer's office, or at the State's
B.
building bonds was sold to a group
composed of Garneau, Boulanger,
Ltd., La Corporation de Prets de
(M-N) payable at the State Treas¬
of
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
ceive sealed bids at
000,000 public school plant facili¬
ties bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1972,
inclusive. Principal and interest
gality approved by Wood, King &
of
VIRGINIA
Callable
-.mi-
COLUMBIA
Bay District,
of $52,-
Dec.
fiscal
p.m.
pelier National Bank, Montpelier.
Legality approved by Peter Guiliani, of Montpelier.
Nov. 1
the purchase
for
est
1
from 1958 to 1976, inclusive.
•
»
Due
on
inclusive.
1968
to
$2,090,000
Oct. 16 for the purchase
$100,000 refunding bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
end interest payable at the Mont¬
on
Craigie & Co., and Scott, Horner
for the purchase of $450,000 gen¬
& Co., at a price of 100.04, a net
eral obligation bonds. Dated Dec.
interest cost of about 3.48%, as
,,
^
Oct. 29
of
'
school building bonds offered Oct.
to
Bond
■
Martinsville, Va.
payable at the First National Bank
of Boston.
Legality approved by
1957
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