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MONDAY
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0CT 15
I35S
ISSUE
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Financial
Chronicle
Reg, U. 8, Pat. Office
Volume 184
Number 5577
New York
General
RAILROAD
Aberdeen
As
Sept.
of
Total
Fund,
28—
value
dividend
A
3/10ths
of
~
7/Dths
record
Sept.
plus
cent,
a
realized
from
cent
of
of
profits,
will
1956.—V.
28,
Adams Express Co.—Net
Shares
paid
distribution
Oct.
on
25
outstanding
to.-
Stock and Bond Quotations
This
respect
their proposed purchases of debentures
to
Los
Corp.;
the
and
stock.
common
par
the SEC
These shares are
25
Stock
not
Exchange.
Underwriting
Proceeds
1935.
will
thereof
received
be
by
Bond
and
Share,
After such sale, Bond and Share will own 3,856,985
of the outstanding stock of the issuer.—V. 184, p. 1473.
by the issuer.
shares
(53.4% )
American
34
Emery
Calif,
the
of
man
37
Exchange
Hospital
Bcardsley,
S.
Glendale,
36
Stock
of
Act
34
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Stock
York
New
34
—
Exchange
Angeles Stock Exchange
Midwest
fixed price, related to the then current
a
the
on
to be
supplied by amendment.
The issuer is a holding company for foreign utility properties.
The
185,000 shares are being sold by Bond and Share as contemplated by
its Final Comprehensive Plan under the Public Utility Holding Company
34
Stock
stock
the
for
commissions „are
29
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit
of Fansteel
Commission has given interested persons
until Oct. 18, 1956, to request a hearing thereon.
Fansteel, of North Chicago, 111., filed a registration statement with
the Commission
on
Sept, 11,
1956, proposing the public offering of
Metallurgical
(Bonds)
Exchange
Exchange___
Stock
Boston
and American International Corp., affiliated invest¬
it was announced on Oct. 8, have made application
an order of exemption under
the Investment Company
for
SEC
Stock
American
company
with
Act
registration statement with
a
185,000 shares of its no
market
13
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
companies,
the
to
Stock Exchange
New York
Seeks Exemption on Purchase—
ment
Commission—
Oct. 5 filed
public offering price will be
Page
$30.08
2,643,960
3,172,752
.
Exchange
on
presently outstanding and are to be offered for public sale by the owner
thereof, Electric Bond & Share Co.
The principal underwriters are
hazard Freres & Co. and The First Boston Corporation.
The initail
Dec. 31,'55
$29.99
Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Registers With
&
and
company
covering
of
Asset Value Slightly Off—
share
per
This
In This Issue
105.
p.
Sept. 30,'56
value
asset
American
$1.36
be
184,
of—
As
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Securities
$5,513,on
special
a
INSURANCE
-
1955
$1.54
L
INDUSTRIAL
-
Rise
to
1956
$7,584,357
.
share
per
of
a
shareholders
Net
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
assets
net
Net asset
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
York—Assets Continue
New
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, October 15, 1956
of
board
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37
announcement
San Francisco Stock Exchange
37
Montreal
Stock
Exchange
38
Canadian
Stock Exchange
39
of
40
American
the President of Don Baxter,
Inc.,
has been elected Chair¬
Don Baxter, Inc., is a
Hospital Supply Corp., and the
years
of
that
of
firm.
American
Foster G. McGaw, Chairman of the parent
organization.
price and other terms, when
published by the issuer. Because of their affiliations with members of
the underwriting group, such
purchases are prohibited by the Invest¬
ment Company Act unless an exemption order is issued by the Com¬
20
directors
subsidiary
wholly-owned
of subordinated debentures, due Oct. 1,
1956, through an
underwriting group headed by Hallgarten & Co.
According to their
exemption application, Adams and American may wish to purchase'
such
debentures,
in
amounts
not
to exceed $150,000 and $100,000,
Corp.—Officials Promoted
Supply
for
pharmaceutical manufacturer,
$3,000,000
depending
respectively,
mission.—V.
183,
the offering
upon
Toronto
Exchange-
Stock
Exchange—Curb
Over-the-Counter
2393.
p.
Stock
Toronto
Adirondack
Y.—Stock
N.
Uranium
issued
from
Whitesboro,
registration
the
under
Securities
Act
was
a
of
Transactions New York
1933
with
exemption''
to
respect
Stock Exchange.—
Stock
33
American
Exchange
"
a
offering of stock by this corporation.
The order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the
;•
$
/
j
■
• '
The
order
shares
should
corporation
mission
on
of
its
10c
be
filed
March
19,
vacated
its
1956,
class
par
made permanent.
A notification with
or
Regulation
the
organized
rendered
New York laws
under
and
company's
options
properties
Lewis
Jefferson
and
on
not
its
the
order,
filed
Commission
Uranium
with
the
eralized material
Dividends
and
Condition
such analysis affords
to show that
no
basis for assum¬
2285..
■
which
principal
were
amount,
of
$15,700,100
Sept.
were
19
at
100%
of
underwriters
Thor
investment
plant
on
on
The
new
W.
Plains,
White
one-story
area
45
of
the
center
development
planned
an
activites
its
to
administration
for
building
Laboratories
its
and
AMP
and
five
conducts
subsidiary
labora¬
research
and
companies,
development
Stock-Purchased Companies Incr. AMF Stock Value—
Oct.
on
food
that
5
to
it
Texas—in
in
using
container
produce
as
will
on
Oct.
The
to
new
a
expand
its
industries.
many
as
this
of
than
successful
to the
C.
Gott,
out.
period,
seven
common
acquisition
stock has been
of companies
Executive
thereby
insuring
continuous
a
burgeoning
of
and
$4.05,
"In
every
earnings,"
275 million
of
these
companies under AMF's diver¬
were
purchased for 857,811 shares of common
total of $4,788,184 cash.
Mr. Gott
bought for a
were
the
year
Mr.
whole six year period
tion
will
the
for the
the
consolidated
"showing that by issuing stock to acquire
earnings
Gott said,
were
was
higher than AMF's
/
op¬
the
supply
of
quality
containers
industry,
canning
184,
the date on which actual construc¬
announced by the company in the near
plant
will
commence
Walwyn, Fisher & Co.
Members:
be
Toronto Stock
and
1341.
p.
3,
series
company
of
funds i.
&
The Investment Dealers
be
to
made
in
underwriting
The
cf
Inc.,
the
of
1976
proposed
Interstate
statement with the SEC on Oct.
capital
debentures,
5.75%
(subordinated to all other borrowed
to
make a public offering of the
A.
units
M.
of
and
Exchange
Association of Canada
Monthly Review, dealing with
various aspects
of Canadian financing
will be sent upon request.
20-year
Securities
Law
$1,000
&
Corporation,
Co.,
each,
Lane,
The offering
with a $45 per
Johnson,
underwriters.
at
100%,
commission.
financing will be applied to the working capital
used in its general business.—V. 183, p. 1750.
proceeds of the
company
1,
Nov.
and
Georgia—Registers Deben¬
Exchange Commission—
registration
a
company
through
Co.,
Co. of
and
$1,000,000
due
1956,
The
Space
filed
covering
debentures
unit
Discount
With Securities
1956,
$3.23.
average
pansion.
of
stock
cans
will employ up to 150 -People, he said. Total area of the
San
Antonio plant will be approximately
115,000 square feet, includ¬
ing space for production lines, tinplate storage, warehousing, office
and service areas.
Adequate space has been provided for future ex¬
location
by
Vice-President.
products.
plant
Exact
strength¬
eleven by stock purchase and seven for cash.
eleven companies
and
the
had a most salutary effect upon AMF stock
The company acquired 18 companies in the
has
pointed
post-war
by
Security Analysts Society at Boston, Mass.,
management
program
he
company's
diluted
told
Rodney
8
sification
value,
value
was
pointed out that a recent study of the net profits of all of the com¬
panies acquired by the issuance of stock for the period 1950 to 1955
inclusive (whether or not actually owned by AMF for the full period)
showed that earnings per share varied from a low of $2.57 to a high
construct
order
the
rather
purchase,
recently opened million-can-a-day plant In Arlington, are
supplement production at Canco's largest Texas plant at
State's
is
TORONTO, CANADA
and
architectural firm of Chicago
the center would have
design with a total floor
noted
presently
as
of
have
would
Our
—
Will,
and
Y.,
N.
buildings
Engineering
How
The
1117.
p.
third
growing
be able
and
beer
American
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
.
research
contemporary
approximately 200,000 square feet.
addition
stock
Graaskamp, Vice-President in charge of central division
said
that
the
San
Antonio
installation,
as
well
as
to
the
This
announced
state's
plant will
for
tures
25 ADELAIDE ST. W.
184,
Antonio—its
the
Canadian securities is available
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
solely
is
shortly
and
portion
below.—V.
Corp.
San
to
year
Tne
request.
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
activity
will present its plan to Stamford's planning and zoning
for approval and request that the site be re-zoned
company
six,
($676,900) were sold by
Oct. 4 at 104%.—V. 184, p. 1226.
on
company
at
service
future.—V.
decisions
Laboratories'
"design-research."
Designed by Perkins
48
American Can Co.—Plans New Texas Plant—
The
to
to
The
to
Banks
be located on a 38'/2-acre site, now
It would consolidate operations now
one in Stamford.
" •
the ccn'er as Central
in four locations In Greenwich and
manufacturing would be
conducted at
authorities
Federal
of
Allied Paper Corp.—New Name—
needed
aid
Morehead
engineering.
of
Banks
47
Statement
Offering Com¬
pleted—The public offering made Sept. 26 of 200,000
shares of class A common stock (par $1.25) at $26.50 per
share, through Kuhn, Loeb & Co., was quickly over¬
subscribed.
For details, see V. 184, p. 1341.
Houston,
informed
by
presently contemplated, cost of the facility will
on
No
Allentown Portland Cement Co.—Stock
L.
This
Engineering
-
company's
Bulletin.
under
ened
erations,
Significant business and economic trends in
Canada are reviewed regularly in our Monthly
As
1
engineering for other companies and the Armed Forces.
a
Investment in Canada
and development center in
Central Engineering Labora¬
Patterson, Board Chair¬
Oct.
on
$4,000,000.
facility would
option by the company.
Central
subscribed for and
A Guide to—
Member
of
System
Condition
unsubscribed
the
See
record
Co.—Research Facility
President.
going
In
|
recently offered for subscription by
stockholders
& Foundry
plan for a research
as headquarters for its
proposed
The
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Subscriptions—Of the
1981,
$18.49
1,876,000
$18.24
2,250,600
tories.
$16,377,000 4% convertible subordinated debentures due
common
.
;
announced
47
The Course of Bank Clearings
Syracuse, N. Y., "Post Standard" and circulated by the wire services
of the Associated Press, according to the Commission's order.—V. 183,
p.
Conn.,
was
The
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
(which
ing the results apply to any substantial tonnage of mineralized material.
The news release in question was published on Aug. 6,
1956, in the
721.
.
•
company's
52
II
Payable
Rates
Reserve
Reserve
asserts
and
Statement
Federal
Combined
relating to
Commission
Declared
Exchange
Foreign
York.
that a news release issued by
the offering of its securities was
was required as a condition
to
the availability of a Regulation A exemption); that such news release
was false and misleading in
respect of material facts; and that its use
in connection with the offering and sale of Adirondack Uranium stock
"would and did operate as a fraud or deceit upon the purchasers."
More particularly, the order alleges that the news release was false
and misleading with respect to: (l) the failure to state that the rep¬
resentation
concerning the alleged discovery of a $400,000 uranium
vein was made without the benefit of adequate supporting data and is,
therefore, unjustified; (2) the estimates of ore reserves in the amount
of $400,000 based on X-ray Spectrographs and chemical analysis re¬
ports, which were made without sufficient supporting data;
(3) the
statement: "I believe we've struck pay dirt.
We have been looking for
a
strike
like this for a long time;"
and
(4) tne failure to quality
the statement made concerning the results of an analysis of the min¬
In
Adirondack
share
2G42.
p.
and
man
Corporation & Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
Jan.
properties transferred to the company. The
under lease and option are located in Oneida,
New
p.
approximate
General
and
Counties,
tories
Com¬
proposing the public offering of 300,000
"A" stock at $1 per share.
The company
27, 1956, for the purpose
of acquiring and dealing in mining properties.
The President, Charles
H. Stahl, of Vernon, N. Y., and three other officers and directors, each
own
75.000
common
shares,
acquired in
consideration for services
was
183,
Stamford,
Miscellaneous Features
184,
Corp.—Net Asset Value Lower
Sept. 30,'56 Dec. 31,'55
value per
American Machine
public
suspension
Beardsley
outstanding
This
-
the election of former Don
Keith P. Pattengill to the office
and Pattengill are directors of
announced
Vice-President
Hospital Supply Corp.—V.
asset
—V.
33
Transactions
announced on Oct. 5, V
Regulation; A
Net
Shares
33
—
McGaw
Messrs.
of—
As
33
Stock Prices
Both
American International
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of
Exchange Commission, it
temporarily suspending
order
an
Corp.,
Offering Suspended—
The Securities and
has
Mineral
&
Averages
Mr.
Executive
Inc.
President.
44
Bond
and
Simultaneously,
Baxter,
43
Markets.
Stock
Dow-Jones
Section
made by
was
44 KING
STREET WEST, TORONTO,
Telephone: EMpire 4-1131
CANADA
2
The Commercial and
(1578)
substantially increased our earnings per share over
not issued the stock to buy
this point because "there is
considerable interest these days in 'conglomerate mergers'
of greatly
dissimilar businesses, such as ours, and the effect on earnings, finance,
end management involved."
"As to finances, our diversification program has caused no problems
at
all," Mr. Gott continued.
"To date, on balance, the newly ac¬
other companies
what
the
we
they would have been if we had
companies." Mr. Gott .stressed
new
quired companies have provided the cash for their own expansion, and
all that AMF has had to provide has been seasonal advances."—V. 184,
513.
p.
Manufacturing Co.—Bids for Reading Firm
American
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. „ The company will not
any of the proceeds of sale.
.
The prospectus lists
five selling stockholders, as follows: Susanne
Earle Morgan, of Honolulu, who is selling all of her holdings oi 40,000
receive
shares
who
Lieberkneclit,
179,
below.—V.
Inc.
126.
p.
is
Clayton
Hills, who is selling all but 40,360 of her holdings
(5.768%); and Henry Alan Pattiz, of Beverly Hills,
but 40,520 of his holdings of 1'15,520 shares (5.776% ).
Susanne Earle Morgan is a daughter of Joy C. Earle, a director and
Executive
Vice-President
of the company.
Marilew and Steven Joy
of
Earle
also
are
children
minor
officers
and
of
of
C. Earle. Oscar S. Pattiz, Presi¬
Cathy Lee and Henry Alan Pattiz.
as a
group,
own 266,200
Joy
father
the
is
director,
and
directors
of
the
company,
of the outstanding stock,
ject of this offering.—V. 184, p. 818.
company has reached an agreement and is concluding negotia¬
acquire a substantial interest in Aristizabal & Cia Ltda. and
affiliated companies among which is J. M. Lopez & Cia Ltda.
Anderson Clayton & Co.
whose head office is at Houston, Texas,
has been
engaged in
the export of green coffee from Brazil and
13.31%
or
which is the sub¬
of
none
America
for
Aristizabal
A.
This
all
ended
sometime.
Cia
&
Ltda.
whose
office
head
Colombia, has long beeri the leading exporter of Colombian green coifee.
—V. 183, p. 1226.
!' ■' 4''''.
Miller,
Harry D.
associated
Corp.
of
partner
a
New
with
York
Laird
&
Exchange,
Corporation;
Company
A new
also
Corp.
director of Harvill
a
the Fabin Textile Printing Co.—V.
and
Allied Products
Corp.,
184,
1956,
$575,257
of
in the nine
of $435,488
This
of
California
Best
This
has moved
its Chemical Products Division
Cleveland, Ohio, to Minneapolis, Minn.
from
known
cesses
large
farms.
for
ADM's
"Wyandotte,
184,
its
outstanding
Aug.
on
1955.—V.
31,
Hutton
Oct.
Decker Mfg. Co.—Opens
&
Robert
to
the
is
D.
seventh
Black,
President
184,
at
on
the
of
fats
Chairman
products
and Elizabeth,
N.
J.—employ
about
by
Board.
the
com¬
and Brazil.—V.
184,
retire
of
\
Co.,
Brockton
company,
subsidiaries
of
Edison
Eastern
Co.,
Utilities
Fall
and
River
This
to
Steel Corp.—To Expand Houston Plant—
corporation
the
Federal
Oct.
on
3
Government
proposed $118,000,000
its Sheffield Division.
that
announced
for
certificate
a
expansion
it
has
of
made
application
covering
necessity
the
at
program
a
Works
Associates,
it
Light
Electric
announced
was
will
quanlies
of
heavy plate and seamless tubing are used in the
oil country of the Southwest and demand has
outstripped current pro¬
duction,
also
nationwide
a
shortage of structural
that
announced
has
Armco
applied for
to
Armco.
the
serve
he
come,
shapes,
July
1957,
31,
amounts
of
companies
$1,250,000,
$1,500,000
to
propose
Its
needs
the
of
said.—V.
of
reserves
184,
coal
new
a
near
mine
he opened is already
volatile coking coal are adequate
high
company's Houston Works for
many
1342.
p.
had
out¬
from
borrow
$450,000,
and
meet
such
requirements.—V.
banks
various
184,
funds
the
The
appointment
recently
the
of
Mr.
been
has
Jones
Warner
at
his
the
Division,
granted
own
stockholders
of
with
of
Division,
who
succeeds
D.
indefinite
an
this
previously
Jones
J.
leave oi
Division
H'lmphryes
Borg-Warner
Manufactuiing
Corp.—V.
last
formed
was
from
184,
Co.
July
Borg-
when
approval
voted
318.
p.
the
of
company
Texas
Because
of
Southwest,
service
October
an
opening
its
for
firm
engineering
decided
present and
that
and
local
prospective
construction
facilities
clients
could
in the
activity
render
in
the
improved
Badger special¬
engineering,
procurement
and
construction
services
for
the
petroleum refining and chemical industries.
The company
has been
in the news recently in cornection with its "ultrafractionation" svstem
to recover styrene directly from petroleum stocks for Cosden Petroleum
izes
area.
In
In
Tenn.,
addition
New
to
York
Badger
the
Cambridge
The
and
Comprimo,
Hague,
V.—V.
N.
home
the
184,
base,
latter
Badger
with
its
maintains
offices
which
air
service
also
will
East
Rex
Brack,
announced
that
a
flights
_and
at
that
also
and
time.
will
Helicopters,
Ltd.—Stock
Sold—The
Sales
Ameri¬
depositary receipts for 300,000 ordinary (common)
shares which were publicly offered on Oct. 4
by Blair
& Co. Incorporated at $5 per share have all been sold.
For details, see V. 184, p. 1474.
of
all
maintained
President Elected—
increased
his
Oct.
6,
Mr.
Ltd.
1956.
Vice-President,
He succeeds C.
Salter
in
also
was
which
elected
was
President
on
Glenn
Hunter, deceased.
President of Oka Rare Metals
Mining Co.
a substantial shareholder!
elected
Brh,oii
and
and
is
4
that
in excess
the
in
of
$93,000,000.—V.
184, p.
318.
the
oil
a
discovery
Braniff's
aircraft,
DC-6
service
tne
new
Dallas
between
Construction
Pipe
Haloid
Co.
below.—V.
the
of
1956
of
in
third
were
Beringer
ex¬
interest
barrels
ranking
in
B-A
stated.
capable
of
The
Ltd.,
purchase
sidiary,
Ottawa,
of
under
electronic
change
engineering
*
Besides
70%
of
sales
its
of
the
a
Ltd.
three
and
firm
missile
in
Computing
will
Devices
Oct.
on
handle
components
Ltd;,
agreement
equipment.
to
Canadian
of
firms
Montreal,
with
The
and
the
CDC
establish
interest
and
this
the
4
and
gas
well
as
as
in
CDC,
which
Bendix
has
owns
exclusive
an
corporation in the
the corporation saTJ,
working
relationship between
divisions
of
Bendix.
Oct.
new
5
the
as
in
Radio
division
Engineering
series
a
of
of
Bendix
Aviation
Corp.
facilities
in
and
$15,000,000
unveiled
radar,
systems,
according
About
400
laboratory
main
aviation
executive
to
and
gas
will eventually
from
supply Trans-Canada
Pincher
the
Creek
field,
the
Beringer reports, net
Co.
for
the
day,
per
Natural
year.
1955
the
of
at
first
nine
ex¬
Engineer¬
for
space
ground
for
production
gas
•
average!
Increase
being transferred to the new Center from
plant, Mr. Foster said.—V. 184, p. 1342.
Standard
Life
Insurance
the
Co.,. Los Angeles,
the
the
also
year
'
'
-
This
1956,
be
company filed
a
covering 290,000
290,000
shares
offered
headed
by
are
for
by
its
$1
par
common
stock.
on
All
certain "selling stockholders" and
by them through ari underwriting
public sale
Lehman Brothers.
of
The
July
for
31,
the
income
1954
195
calenda
before
$4,722,273
1956—Month—1955
incom
compare
respectively.
Mos.—i955
1956—8
$
40,371,696
333,129,355
42,525,116
37,149,264
309,347,725 274,603,03
4,631,529
3,222,432
_
V
for
$
$
292,435,32
23,781,630
17,832,29
'
of San Francisco
expansion
announced
was
The
Oct.
on
and
8
Cargill,
jointly
Inc.,
(Calif.)
the
by
port
Board
handlers
grain
of
facili
area
Harbo
State
and
vegetable
oi
"
includes
program
office
new
a
added
building
184,
Celanese
Harold
the
dock
that
facilities
will
for
Cargill's
house
also
the
plant
copra
grai
company's
819.
p.
Corp. of America—Continues Expansion—
Blancke,
President,
capital expansion
decline'
textile
in
Sept.
on
over
said
20
in
the past few years
part:
has continued despit
activities.
During the four years from 195
through 1955, we expended approx'mately $60 million.
We have ex
pended almost $10 million in the first six months of this year and ou
capital expansion program
major portion of this
approved
million.
at
Plastics
Division
this
sum
The
and
is
time
is
approximately $2
allotted
for
Chem.cal
Divi
facilities.
-
projection of capital expansion during the next five years, a
developed earlier this year, indicates that approximately $80 millio
will be
expended by the Chemical Division which we est mate wil
generate approximately $85 million in additional sales annually.'- Pro
jected plant expansion by the Plastics Division totals about
($*.o m llio
the
for
public
offering
price
and
Oct.
of
are
4,
the
to
group
under¬
Ifive
next
million
$40
"The
eludes
the
Arnel
textile
creased
demand
"Based
the
1960
in
expected to
capital
100%
some
ooJ
^naci y
facilities
of
to
approximatel
* ."
primarily at bring
on.
he
t
roa
•
in
am
meet
the expanding deman
additional facilities for in
be dictated by the increas
any
must, of course,
products.
five-year planning program,
annual
volume
sales
Celanese
of
of $300,000,0:0."—V.
excess
generate
aimed
is
program
textile
our
this
is
installation
capacity
for
on
of
The
this
arnualiy.
to
up
conversion
184,
it is anticipated
Corp.
of
that
b
should
America
b
1119.
p.
Central of Georgia Ry.—To Sell Equipments—
The
St.,
receive
for
certificates,
and
to
—V.
be
the
series
to
P.
will
in
Morgan
it
30
equipment
to
up
from
manure
Ly new
J.
of
Y.,
N.
8,
purchase
C,
secured
184,
office
York
New
bids
the
at
company,
Wall
23
&
Co.
$840,000
equal
Incorporated
(EDT>
noon
of
le-s
not
2
trus
ins.a.lmert
semi-annuai
cos.ing
Oct.
on
equipment
than
$1,056,644
1119.
p.
processing facilities and the catalvtlc
Clarkson refinery is proceeding on schedule.
B-A's
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—New Unit—
A
third
Station
The
a
electric
is
disclosed
Oct.
net
capacity
to
located
lar
Bruning Co., Inc., Chicago, 111.—Stock Div.
directors
Oct.
on
quarterly dividend
declared
2
of 25
cents
stock
dividend
1956,
while the quarterly dividend
holders
The
of
is
payable
record
Nov.
Dec.
9,
share
a
1956
14,
stock dividend
25%
a
of
25
to
111.,
the
common
holders
cents is
of
the
The
stock.
rec^-d
payable
regu¬
93,
Nov.
Dec.
1,
1956,
The
mile
in
suburb
a
for a new $3 000,000
of Chicago.—V. 184, p. 1342.
of
in
The
ground
Bulolo Gold
3 Months Ended
Yardage
Value
Value
Aug. 31—
U.
per yard
184,
p.
1955
2,112.000
3,249 500
8,8?8
6,754
$309,330
$236,390
14.65
1
7.27
gold
$35
in
S.
par
in U.
S.
ounce
•
cents
two
319.
The
of
covering
Butler Brothers
(& Subs.)—September Sales Incrd.—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
—V.
1956—Month—1955
$12,651,437
184,
p.
$12,346,843
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$92,642,086 $34,225,904
pp.
113
raising
R^e,
to
the
The
N.
California Eastern Aviation, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
It
will
stations
the
on
as
to
Albany
of
wa
hav
total
ne
Statio
ban
west
2,500
a
with
one
the
of
squar
populatio
a
Poughkeepsie,
units.
from
to
construction
Roe
&
the
performed
Central
General
has
and
purchase
engaged
been
the
supervise
Burns
1958,
of
has
Beacon
fastest-growin
a
Der'orm
the
of
Hudson
Electric
given
to
similar
for
th
unit
new
services
intends
Co.
to
for
Combustion
boiler
fo
pur
deliver
Engineering
delivery
a
Iron
Works
supplying
the
of
structural
letter of intent has
the
and
Central
purchase of
a
Philadelphia
been
steel
sent
condenser
has
been
in
the
awarded
requirements
firs
for
the
th
ne
the
to
Foster-Wheeler Corp
related auxiliaries.—V. 184
and
319.
Lutheran
Church
of
Tacoma,
Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
1226.
Stea
it
Danskammer
Y.
electricity
and
cities
the
Inc.
Danskammer
intent
of
and
gas
County
and is regarded
&
and
quarter
for
and
1959,
1958.
Belmont
contract
unit.,
Point
of
State.
Acker.
Mr.
letter
a
fall
$22,000,000.
Newburgh,
includes
turbine-generator
quarter
the
kilowatts.
of
natural
It
Burrs
work
last
kilowatts,
278,000
Westchester
York
existing
a
the
Inc.
supplies
of
to
Danskammer
in
President.
Acker,
approximately
north
and Kings on
New
engineering
the
at
operation
R.
River.
300,000.
firm
chase
1956
dredged
fine
at
—V.
Dredging, Ltd.—Production Report—
miles
between
excess
cost
133,000
ot
company
area
areas
will
few
unit
Ernest
by
approximately
a
Newburgh
1956.
late in September broke
corporation
on
and
8
unit
new
capacity
generating
planned for
being
on
of the Hudson
(Charles)
to
sales
Division's
fiber.
i
and
years
added
in
Textile
ing existing facilities
for
is
Wash.—Bond
Wis.,
on Oct.
publicly $170,000 of 4V2% and 4%% first mort
gage
bonds dated
corporation,
whose
first
quarter
earnings
reached
a
record
Aug. 6, reported the highest six months sales and net income
in its history in the first half of 1956.
Jorge
Carnicero,
Chairman,
announced
that
for
the
six
months
from
Dec.
ended
upon
level,
registration statement with the SEC
shares
owned
ended
year
$19,019,084
Gross
processors.
crude
new
This
i
Calif.—Registers With SEC—
t
the
47,156,645
723.
p.
program
offered
Beneficial
south
Pacific Ry.—August Earnings Rise—
Commissioners
ap¬
over
184, pp. 519 and 215.
and
and
mobile
two-way radio
Foster, Bendix Vice-President and
Manager
of
the
Radio
division.
engineers engaged in creative technical and
K.
are
Radio
abou
in
Cargill, Inc.—Expands Port Facilities—
A
ties
oil production
crude
months
substantial
a
record.
General
divisional
projects
Bendix
last
the
Mr.
barrels
communications
Edward
and
its
engineering
laboratory projects covering guided missiles,
airborne
group
States,
Producing
26,000
reforming unit
—V.
Ounces
a
pansion program af-'ecting several Bendix
divisions, the new
ing Center provides 100,000 square feet of air conditioned
technical
on
Center.
new
for
with
1954.
ended July 31, 1956 was
$3,937,625
for
1955
and
earnings
184,
the
were
Md.,
Advanced
Latest
—V,
according
developments
ranging
from
radar
to
radio
military
and
industrial
officials
in
Baltimore,
to
for
year
and
expenses
well
is progressing s eadily.
The Pincher
substantial
amounts
of
sulphur and con¬
natural
plant at Mt. Prospect,
'electronic
New
Oil
Construction
ex¬
Opens New Engineering Center—
shown
for
furnished
$
con¬
Saskatchewan,
numerous
American
24
the
revenue
year,
markets
with
United
period
The
purchase,
close
a
San Bernar
account
also
1342.
p,
Canadian
in
gas
B-A
exceeded
announced
was
Canadian
subsidiary
Electric
program
the
the
same
developments.
licensing
aviation
completes
interest
it
Interest—
through
Bendix'
Canadian
sub¬
Ltd., includes a sales and licensing
Canada
the
products
Canadian
Aviation
and
field
of
which
Bendix
of
handled
agreement,
Bendix-Eclipse
agreement
40%
a
Canada,
which
is
fields.
In
v
Corp.—Acquires Canadian
corporation, has acquired
Canada
for
$4,318,949
184,
producing
of
field in Canada.
The Nevis plant, designed as a con¬
servation
project,
will extract
liquid
petroleum
gas
products
from
the solution gas taken from the Stettler and Fenn-North Big Valley
oil
Agreement—
2071.
p.
Service
compares
$17,050,542
Period End. Aug. 31—
by
in
Net
115,000
September,
presently
Co.
increase
several important oil,
successfully completed in
were
Oil
quarter.
from
in
Mr.
Canada
sharp
a
rose
barrels
Canada."
in
in
the
in
companies
Gulf
Canadian
reflected
activities
provide
available
largest wet
months
Columbia.
later
will
proximately
Bendix Aviation
This
183,
t
proceed
includes
area
California,
revenues
which
and
deductions
company's gas conservation plant at Nevis, Al¬
sulphur plant at Pincher
Creek, Alberta, scheduled
the
Lines
nine
.
Bell & Howell Co.—Patent License
See
sale
proceed
of
the
of
completion
for
first
quarter
wells
British
plant
the
.1,143,000
wells
643
and
is
combined
third
densate
and
for
l
production
net
the
Alberta
densate
July
on
estimated
has
Creek
just
ended, Mrs. O. A. Beech, President, stated
company's total sales were in excess of $73,000,000,
that net earnings will exceed $4.20
per share after taxes. Backlog
Oct.
on
1955
sion
acquisition
production
of
an
during
for
Corp.—Backlog Over $93,000,000—
year
to
Oil Co. Ltd.—Sales High—
products
the
of
and
to
berta,
fiscal
the
added
be
of
Auvn.can
ploration
June
Beattie-Duquesne is
Beech Aircraft
For
$20,766,742
V.
in
revenues.
EARNINGS—Operating
year
"Our
the
for
915.
p.
the
the
Nevada.
Texas
level
and
earnings were in
line with
the
operations, reports M. S. Beringer, President, in
message
to shareholders.
effect
second
formerly
with
direct
first
of
balance
purpose.
Tne company's 1957 constructio
at. $27,500,000, to be provided from interna
loans and the sale of additional securities
counties
electric
were
Braniff
high
a
volume
quarterly
"The
B-A
Salter,
would
operated
Braniff's
184,
B-A
at
production
Beattie-Duquesne Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—New
Ralph
when
20
1014.
p.
Riverside
total
western
Chattanooga,
between
Oct.
sales
and
York
proceeds
$7,000,000,
The
"Our
can
W.
and
service
eifective
traffic
New
be
To
offer
Memphis.—V.
additional
of
net
to
Service—
Southwest
airline,
daily round trip flight between Dallas, Memo-is,
Washington
British American
Bahamas
of
inaugurates service to the Tennessee city.
new
a
New
the
will become
Vice-President
Chattanooga,
schedules
between
provide
Coast,
International Airways
affiliate. "
overseas
direct
points and the
in
Co.
Airways, Inc.—Plans
first
1
stock.
common
and
division.-—V.
Braniff
new
The
increasing
the
to
scheduled
has
the
in
required,
as
value
and
office.
redeemed
effect
to
this
financing the compan
long-term debt of $50,492,000 outstanding along with 164,96
of
$50
par
value preferred stock and 3,200,000 shares of $
;
;
,
same
bank
the
use
construction.
BUSINESS—The company's electric service
Executive
was
if
Ohio,
Badger Manufacturing Co.—Opens Houston Office—
This
and
shares
the Presidency.
in
absence
106.15%
have
Net
corporation
Mansfield,
at
request.
Ingersoll-Humphryes
merger
Houston,
short-term
Railway
President
as
from
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
President of Unit—
Kelch
W.
Ingersoll-Humphryes
on
Oct.
5.
Mr.
Kelch,
Vice-President
The
G.
acquired
announced
was
of
received
were
Stuart & Co, Inc., 100.159
(jointly) bid 100.539 fo
Co.
amounting
new
estimated
and
1474.
p.
at
will
loans
to
for
the
required
respectively;
&
,
are
with
River
Witter
company
bank
Railway
to
to
years
1
.
rate
coupon
Halsey,
redeems ble
used
$1,000,000 and
To meet construction requirements to Sept. 30,
that they will require additional funds in the
respectively.
is estimated
it
,
Blackstone, Brockton and Fall
in
the
amounts
of
$3,000,003,
1956,
loans
bank
$800,000,
Mr.
separate certificate
a
necessity covering a $5,000,000 project to open
McAlester, Okla.
The mining area which would
by
steel
out.
of
owned
■
of
Borg-Warner Corp.—New
also
is
pointed
He
As
he said.
There
Gray
thereon.'
standing
I
R.
L.
Gray, President, added that the proposed program is aimed
primarily at, increasing the company's output of heavy steel plate and
structural shapes.
It would also provide facilities for producing seam¬
less tubing.
Large
be
when
and
>'./•.
are
expenditures
on
4, have joined in the filing of an application with the SEC pro¬
posing additional short-term bank loans;
and
the
Commission
has
given interested persons until Oct.
15,
1956, to request a hearing
of
Houston
o
its bid of 100.35.
on
43/4%
a
Dean
applied
were
75%f
Oct.
Armco
bonds
short-term
which
sources,
1474.
p.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—Bank Loans—
This
Offered—A
commencing Oct. 1, 1956 and thereafter at prices decreasin
principal amount.
Special redemption prices, effective in 1960
iront
101.54 to tne principal amount.
dino
workers.—•
350
the
and
47/bs.
as
Oct. 9
on
with
Co., 100.299,
Brothers
new
months
bonds
&
PROCEEDS—The
the
of
the
bonds
to
and
chemical
Mich.;
914.
p.
activities, the division also pro¬
oils produced
on
the
nation's
plants—located at Ashtabula, Ohio;
whaling
sperm
quantities
for
The
as
on
3.
p.
be established
to
Mexico,
Bonds
—
Pomeroy, Inc. and R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Weld
Lehman
par
Canada, Union of South Africa,
&
competitive sale
Bids
will
in
Co.
10
White,
in Belgium—
and
foreign subsidiary
Power
195
perio
same
offered for public sale a new issue of
$8,000,00
first mortgage bonds, 41/2% series due Oct, 1, 1986. Th
company which is currently in the process of constructing a manufac¬
turing plant, Black & Decker maintains sales and service subsidiaries
head¬
Electric
of
half
underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co
and including Equitable Securities
Corp., Schoellkopf
Besides a British company which maintains complete manufac¬
turing facilities for sale of tools in overseas markets and an Australian
Division—
company
quarters
V.
Co.—Moves
operating revenues of the company for the first
$16,601,074,
while
operating
revenues
in
the
1955
were
$11,092,604.—V.
184,
p." 723.
reached
pany.
Archer-Daniels-Midland
with
Total
after
months
in the
warehousing, service, and sales subsidiary in Brussels, Belgium,
according
518.
p.
earnings
net
for taxes on income
compared with
earnings
The new unit called Black &
the complete line of Black &
portable electric tools throughout the Belgium-Luxembourg area,
Decker
Miller is
Mr.
reported
10
perio
are priced at 101.65% and accrued interest
to yiel
4.40% to maturity. The issue was awarded to the
grou
opened on Oct, 4 by this company.
Decker (Belgium) S. A.,
will distribute
was
...
In addition,
compared
range
Black
Igoe of East Orange, N. J.,
and James F. Donegan,
&
Nugent
Stock
members of the
Stock Exchange, have been elected directors of Apex Minerals
York
New
the
of
shares
170,724
Apex Minerals Corp.—Elects Two New Directors—
members
31,
Aug.
Oct.
cn
provisions
and
corresponding period of 1955.
Earnings in
the period
were
equal
to
$3.11
a
share based
184,322
shares
of
capital stock outstanding on
Aug.
31,
1956,
against $2.55 a share in the previous nine months period based
Cali,
at
located
is
company
charges
tax credit of only $10,647 in the same
a
for the six months ended June 30 aggregated $912,000
$482,981
in
the
corresponding six months of
1955
bonds
Profit—
Co.—Reports Higher
Binks Manufacturing
to
Central
compared with
Monday, October 15, 195
1956.
Gross earnings
115,360 shares
This
tions
1955,
ci
who is selling all
All
Co.—Acquisition in Brazil—
&
who is selling all of h«r
of Los Angeles,
40,000 shares (2%); Steven Joy Earle, of Los Angeles,
selling all of his holdings of 6C.00G shares (3%); Cathy Lee
of
of
of Beverly
Pattiz,
shares,
Anderson,
Marilew Earle,
(2%);
holdings
dent
Karl
See
.
Financial Chronicle...
on
June
totaled
1955.
A
30,
net
$474,809,
special
earnings
as
tax
after taxes
against
credit
of
but
$273,867
in
$130,867
was
before
the
special tax credits,
comparable
.available
in
the
period
first
of
half
June 1, 1956 and due semi-annuall
1, 1957 to and including Dec. 1, 1968, at 100%
and accrued interest.
The
The
bonds
will
completion
Central
affiliated
with
be
of
secured
Lutheran
the
by
construction
Church
Evangelical
property
of
is
having
a
total
valuatio
$492,698.
a
Washington
Lutheran
Church
religious
at
corporatio
Tacoma,
-
Wash
Volume
184
Number 5577..
Commercial and
The
.
Financial
Chronicle
underwriter
an
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.- -New Name-
for
See
Chicago
(1)
new
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Orders New Equipment—
The
The
W.
Oct. 4 announced
company
on
hopper
cars
70-ton
Industries,
Chicago
&
placed
The
will
cars
be
on
Sept.
25
of E'nid, Okla.,
Co.,
The
directors
vote
built at
2,000
of
ACF's
Sons,
ACF
to
plan
a
to
subsidiary,
corporation
surviving
1
Champlin
into
to
the
meeting.—V.
184,
by
Net
Net
From Jan.
Gross
1954
now
ry.
$3,159,522
H.
H.
1,008,332
968,632
926,407
1,122,912
403,725
374,695
355,105
389,641
the
23,479,511
22,346,957
1954.
19,274,859
7,202,878
6,780.102
6,232',880
ing
2,802,308
2,699,481
2,557,261
Net
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1955
1954
1953
$658,671
$742,696
$690,490
213,023
290,448
110,172
83,381
98,654
5,077,836
5,033,983
5,778,743
2,146,006
1,532,399
1,122,987 % 1,491,783
980,449
572,299
in
—
income
296,345
1956
lj-55
1954
1953
$1,875,934
$1,906,564
$1,710,797
$1,850,542
384,335
415,501
331,600
382,174
129,983
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
:
from
174,891
128,818
159,510
Gross
income
oper.
From
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
'
railway
14,985,569
14,498,211
13,520,080
3,283,224
2,899,970
1,306,252
1,156,914
184, p.
income
;
Corp.—Car
passenger
Production Off
Plymouth,
Dodge,
DeSoto,
and Dodge trucks—U. S. only
cars
Period End. Sept. 30—
*1956—Month—1955
''
plant
315,248
539,793
139,092
228,920
56
5,569
71,250
and
5,697
79,507
3,743
5,539
66,023
8,361
41,414
671,120
Columbia,
—
net
sales
•September,
—V.
184,
figures
1956,
preliminary
are
and
subject
to
the
for
(par
recent
a
for each
Rose
Lima
of
of
Rosetown,
change.
Minn.—
$540,000 of 4%, 4^4% and 4^2% first
refunding mortgage serial bonds, series A, dated July 15,
18 offered
1956, at 100%
and accrued
interest.
of
G.
&
The
be
proceeds
struction
of
$270,724
lor
the
of
accumulated
the
during
new
a
retirement
the building
convent
of
with
together
church-school
new
a
and
bonds,
at
period,
addition
being
used
cost
outstanding
indebtedness
as
of
of
and
for
estimated
an
For
future
of
Barnwell &
p. 724.
series
ii
the
not
indenture
con¬
cost
30,
July
of
and
$250,000
securing
For
of
names
to
principal
be
the
j
previous
in
C.,
ended
bonds
Sept.
on
of
only
in
made
was
issue
our
of
Oct.
of
8
the
full
offering through The Matthew Corp., of Washington,
D. C., of 15,500 shares of class A common stock (par
$12.50) at $17 per share.
These shares are first being
offered by the company for subscription by stockholders
of record July 31 at the rate of one new share for each
25
shares
held
(with an oversubscription privilege);
rights to expire on or about October 24.
See also
V. 184, p. 1475.
of
are
since
Claussen
Bakeries, Inc., Augusta,
Ga.—Securities Of¬
fered—Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc., Augusta and
Savannah, Ga., and associates on Sept. 20 offered public¬
ly $250,000 of 6% debentures, due Sept. 1, 1996, at 100%
of principal
$1)
(par
amount and
$6.25
at
subscribed.
class
A
16,000 shares of common stock
share.
This offering was over¬
per
Concurrently, the
class
and
B
offered
company
stockholders
common
to
of
its
record
Sept. 19, 1956, the right to subscribe on or before Sept. 29,
1956, at $5.50 per share on the basis of two-thirds of a
share
of
new
stock
common
class B share held.
This
for
latter
each
class
also underwritten by the underwriting
by Johnson, Lane, Space & Co. Inc.
The
debentures
due
1996
A
and/or
offering to stockholders
was
headed
group
redeemable through Sept.
1, 1961, at
Sept. 1, 1966. at 104% ; Sept. 2, 1966,
Sept. 2, 1971, through Sept. 1, 1976,
at 102%; Sept. 2, 1976, through
Sept. 1, 1981, at 101% ; and subsequent
to Sept. 2, 1981, at 100% ; with accrued interest in each case.
105%;
Sept.
1961,
2,
through Sept.
1,
PROCEEDS—The
?.re
throueh
1971,
103%;
at
net
proceeds
are
intended
be
to
used
follows:
as
Approximately $450,000 for the retirement of the company's outstand¬
ing issue of serial debentures; $625,000 for the purchase of 11,610
shares
sen's
to
of
the
Sons,
authorized
Inc.;
the general
sale
are
to
private
of
be
its
to
be
(balance
of--the
H.
of
a
if
proceeds,
the
of
stock
common
with
H.
but
unissued
$450,000,
Claussen's
of
H.
will
any,
Claus-
be
H.
added
company.
greceived by H. H. Claussen's
authorized
combined
sale
ferred stock to
unissued
workina capital
The- $625,000
the
the
but
the
anticipated
Sons,
Inc.,
Sons,
stock
common
of
a
Inc.,
the
to
proceeds
new
from
company
from
issue
of
the
pre^
single purchaser in the State of Georgia, not involving
THE COMMERCIAL AND
plant
ry.
and
the
wells
the
Gross
be
Net
of
184,
1,600
480
384
'25,000
of
an
increase
in
-
options
stock
to
executives
and
5,
of
1933
with
the
months,
Oil
Republic
A
1
55
1953
1954
10.040,754
9,099,912
its
179,
10,684,206
1,848,792
2,653,404
1,851,415
3,536,954
$1,513,501-
460,046
1,058,733
821,655
1,553,107
at
SEC
the public offering of $669,200 of securities,
respect of material facts and. if so, whether
issued
the -effectiveness
suspending
for hearing on Oct.
15,
of
share
of that company's
f,or subscription at
share by holders of outstanding common stock and partic-inating
the
stock.
$25 per
preferred
beneficial
The
stock
interest
certificates
of record
in
were
Sept. 3,
one
to
be
1956,
on
offered
be
underwriters;
certificate.
principal
cents
85
applied
First
in
National
July
25,
its
In
Bank
of
order
statement
authorizing
it
and
which
amounted
to
the slop oraer proceedings,
reasonable
has
$1,600,000
on
cause
to
believe
that
the Commission
the
are
made
in
the prospectus
in view of the failure to set forth in the
forepart thereof statements to advise prospective purchasers concerning:
(at
was
The
reasons
for
voting trust,
establishing the
and
by
whom it
established;
(b)
Facts
relating
registrant by Phoenix,
to
the
sale
connecting
Louisiana
the
eight
wildcats.
were
fourth
Three
net
had
Florida,
in
acres
royalty
including
under
acres
under
is
spread
a
drilled
be
the
on
Refining
Florida
Co.
and
holdings
oil
and
wells
difficulties
third
drilled
Andrews,
forced
during the coming
an
'
•••
covering
Haiti
in
Houston
last
of
well,
one
cavity
unoergrouna
Additional
the
year
independent
abandonment
encountered
abandoned.
>.<
concession
gas
were
-
Canada,
NOTE:
$63.00
On
per
account
year.
of
the
Other
CHRONICLE
Countries,
fluctuations
in
$67.00
the
(Reg.
per
rate
of
U.
8.
Patent Office)
William B.
drilling
will
remittance
for
foreign
be
year.
Commonwealth
Mining
in
Haiti,
owns
in
a
25-
o.n approximately 5,700 square miles
geological work was .conducted during the
an
exploration option was granted to
and
July,
1956,
Corporation,
cost
to
under
explore
terms of
evaluate
and
which
the
Kennecott
entire
agrees
concession.—.
of
voting
trust
Power
Co.,
Wethersfiehl,
Conn.
Files
—
Sept.
on
4,275
filed
27
shares
per-share,
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
without
notification
$25)
(par
underwriting.
The
with
be
to
proceeds
the
offered
to
are
to
the
company's
construction
program.—V.
183,
be
2896.
p.
booklet
describing
fueled
in
the
order
to
Power
full-scale
attempt
atomic
energy
speed
fuels
Consolidated
RRs.
the
directly
in
in
company's
construction
available
from
also
to
plans
booklet
uranium,
to
use
a
plant efficiency in
this
electricity produced from
terms
184,
Illustrated
p.
of
with
cost
electricity
1350.
Cuba—Receives
of
is
addition
Edison
when
in use.—V.
now
this
under
30.
improve
time
of
be
York
Point,"
Con
to
design
soon
New
thorium
use
costs.
the
compete
car.
from
to
superheater
to
Sept.
on
production
oil-fired
produced
plan
company's
lower
separate,
will
County,
Indian
at
the
terms
which
announced
"Atomic
outlines
simple
station
Westchester
it was
Edison,
Titled
in
electric
Point
Bank
certificates
to1 the
Inc., including the price paid by Phoenix for the
company
for
granted
was
Economic
and
President, announced
Of
the
on
from
proceeds
$10,000,000
a
Social
Oct.
514%
Development
of
Loan—
14-year
Cuba,
8.
the loan, the
company
bv the
Pellon,
loan
Gustavo
'
'
'
-
will applv $5,000,000 to
the purchase of diesel motor coaches and trailers.
The other S5.000.000
will be used to finance a track improvement program.
The
borrowing
will
be
annual
principal
and
interest
carried
on
railroad
the
«
•
Contract
secured
will
.
■
by
the
equipment.
new
payments,
be
10
withheld
each
cents
.1
Electronics
i
Corp.
To
bag
per
year.—V.
meet
of
sugar
181,_p.
'
(Colo.)—Stock
2691.
■
Offered—-
L. A.
Huey Co., Denver, Colo., on Sept. 10 offered pub¬
licly 600,000 shares of common stock at par (50 cents per
share) as a speculation.
BUSINESS—The
corporation
was
incorporated in Colorado
on
July 26,
1956
the
as
to engage in
the business of providing engineering services in
development of electronics equipment and guided missiles, as weil
to engage in
the manufacture and assembly of electronic equip¬
will also engage in the aircraft supply
and parts business,
other equipment relating to the
industry.
The corporation is-a subsidiary
of Shiprock In¬
dustries, Inc., a Colorado corporation.
Shiprock holds 600,000 shares
of the 50c par value common stock of the corporation.
These shares
ment.
the
It
warehousing of stainless steel and
aircraft
were
issued
to
Shiprock
as
consideration
for
the
assignment
of
Dana Company,
year.
exchange,
by
independent
an
Commonwealth.
Edwin
be
to
major oil companies
interest. During the next
substantial
a
Three
to
lease
an
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert Editor and Publisher;
William
Dana Seibert,
President. Published twice al week
[every Thursday (general news and advertis lng issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle -Ptjfitet, Chicago 3, Ulinota
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company, Reentered as second class mattes^ffWuary 25, 1942, at tb«
post office
at New York,
N. Y., under
the Act of March 3,
1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
FINANCIAL
of
completion,
mineral concession
company
Indian
registration
inaccurate, and incomplete in respect of
various
material
facts.
More
particularly, and among other things,
the Co.mmission challenges the adequacy and accuracy of statements
prospectus
with
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Booklet—
the underwriting commission was to
proceeds of the financing were to be
current bank loan payable to The
of a
Atlanta,
payment
1956.
that
asserts
and
Net
per
partial
first
the
823.
covering
A
the basis of one certificate
for each eight shares of either class of such stock then held. RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., and J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc., were listed as
the
1956,
pipeline
Mexico
1,006.822
on
Mark
the
and
Copper
p.
nuclear
the
registration statement,
representing
31,
1956.
filed Aug. 17, 1956, and joined in by
the voting trustees for Columbia Baking stock, the company and the
trustees
proposed the sale of 26,768
voting trust certificates, each
common
of
Federal,
the fiscal
for
end of
discoveries. The
as
50-year
a
company,
and
own
applied
in
and
scheduled
July
diameter
of
which
of
will
and
Exploration
$37.50
Con
be
provision
the
loss
k
at
1016.
by
large
71,000
tests
Haiti
exclusive
SEC
9,918.828
Instituted
net
a
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Ry.—Earnings—
261,990
income
to
the
23,259,420 283,143,874 252,040,374
149,414
railway——
before
ended
Gulf
acreage
Haiti.
and
in
out
Haiti.
at
42,446
should
debentures,
'
Mechanical
feet
subsidiary
V.
6,961
railway
compared
1956,
first
the
and
owns
of
dry
was
6,900
carried
$
income—
The case is
by the
addi¬
an
Sold—The
4%%
current assets at the
retaining
M'ecom
W.
year
Kennecott
$
the
leases
three
operators.
at
1956—36 Wks.—1955
3
for
-Corp.,
Humble Oil'' &
under agreements with
John
This
its
held
purchase
discovery well on the Commonwealth lease in.
Texas, where additional development wells will
Florida
Commonwealth
Gulf
1—
order
stop
In
positions its.
all of tho
of
819.
p.
acres.
Connecticut
company, which proposed
is false and misleading in
a
these
Inc.,
then
Fla.—Earnings Up—
$217,467,
completed
owns
surface
of
past
575,798
statement.
Phoenix,
184,
Treasurer
company,
resigned
to
■
offshore
acres
another
Sales Higher—
Exchange Commission, it was announced on Oct.
instituted "''stop order" proceedings under the Securities Act
to
determine whether a
registration statement filed by this
has
to
1475.
p.
Louisiana,
the
West
company
operator,
use
337,637
Securities
com¬
and
done
Inc.—Debentures
and
in
were
to
County,
280,000
key
Columbia Baking Co., Atlanta, Ga.—"Stop Order" Pro¬
The
and
tests
three
1
authorized
has
$1,308,828
ceedings
the
which
Marine
by
155,854
p.
the
He
sale
at Lake Arthur, La.
the 12 months
wells
offset
Most
1,600
-
$1,345,308
oper.
ry.
—V.
to
business
$25,000,000
income
Net
operated
Texas
877,785
1,600
1,600
—_
1956
from
in
associates
drilled.
The
1,600
____—
in
an
Ecter
4,800
2,336
—..—
188,288
from
Net
of
price.]—V.
totalled
$569',867
gas
wildcat
was
Com. Stock
$1,253,270
oper.
pur¬
interest
Gathering, now a wholly owned subsidiary of
Commonwealth, are chiefly responsible for the sharp improvement in
the company's earnings and financial position, Mr.
Liese reported.
The company participated during the year in the
drilling of nine
yeav
Southern
railway
Jan.
From
insurance
covers
has
1951
The
Net
could
their
mainland.
railway—.—
from
from
and
transactions
1954.
the
System,
1956
was
report
producing
debentures,
as follows:
$175,000
approved
26
for
August—
Net
legally
beneficial
year
be
Shares of
Debentures
lu%
32,076,175
Gross
the
directors
expenditures of $578,712 for
1956 were up sharply from
for the previous fiscal year, and included the cost of
new
wells and expanding the capacity of the company's gas
$1
11.19.
&
Inc.
since Commonwealth acquired the properties and other assets
of Marine Gathering Co. on July 8, 1955. Marine Gathering built and
Principal
1956—4 Wks.—1955
_
Colorado
with
V. 184,
1955.
Earnings
underwriters
,10%
3%
2.40%
Inc.—Current
Stores,
p.
Phoenix,
$62,551
processing
Citizens Credit Corp., Chevy Chase, Md.—Stock Offer¬
ing—Mention
for
will
50,000
$
184,
time
Capital
the
2o95.
Period End. Sept. 8—
—V.
present
investment
compared to a gross revenue of $61,718 for
G. Burton Liese, President, told stockholders in
issued on Oct. 6.
in
taxes,
new
the
debentures,
to
1,050,000 shares. The company
The directors said they planned to
amount.
SaFs
the
company
Chairman
same
totalled $1,192,404.
year
net
Co.—Stock Increased—
p.
and
and
offering of
Commonwealth
shares
the
no
1956,
31,
income
$182,208
241,000 shs.
10%
Co
183,
the
proposed
legal
Board
the
see
report
Net
in
principal
at
Gas
year,
annual
Outstanding
$2,500,000
Amount of
30%
14.60%
Inc.—
from
750 000
shares outstanding.
additional
law,
officers
or
became
shares
July
drilling
amount
by each
purchased
Inc.
stock
723,444
of
coincident
details,
of
$94,645.
and
10%
Co.,
Chemical
employees.—V.
or
company.
public
ended
FINANCING
share
one
several
the
stock,
to
Inc.-—,»
stockholders
be
the
to
and
Commonwealth Oil Co., Miami,
1956
these
$150,000
exceeding
536
entire
capital
to
loss
perpetuate
little
at
representing
stock;
including
the
Columbia
184,
Clorox
suchi
of
proposed
resulting
Baking common stock
(27,231
shares)
family and an agreement by Phoenix to
own
S.
weeks
24
PRESENT
recapitalization,
of
Co.,
Crawford,
Colonial
expansion
property
bonds
Co.,
$8,940,695
$2,500,000
500,000 shs.
Co., Inc_
Furman
&
Huger,
—V.
in the amount of $267,958.
authorizes
G.
time
series G, due Oct. 1, 1981, through Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane and White, Weld & Co. and associates,
at 100.73% and accrued interest was quickly completed.
1955.
TO
1996
stock
&
Delaware
Purchasing Agent in March,
recent
Claussen's
amounted
of
10%
Evans
will
with
group,
arrangement
or
transactions
with
oil
on
are
at
A.
French
The
hand
funds
estimated
an
etc.
year
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.
The bonds mature
other
sales,
Co
Crawford
H.
the
of
agreement
certificates
interests
party,
a
in
and
Baking
the
for
income
net
EFFECT
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.
Courts
trust
controlling
under
trust
Weltmer
tional
engage
Charleston,
plus $10 principal amount of
class A or class B share held.
common
amount
1956,
a
"Claussen's
name
and
Unsubscribed
semi-annually, July 15, 1958 to July 15, 1971.
to
is
Weltmer
Claussen
Augusta
subsidiaries,
Com. Stock
Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., on
Sept.
in
the
income
net
$1)____
unsubscribed
of
shares
Clement
Saint
of
first
companies
Claussen
and
calendar
GIVING
plan
stodk,
common
Alester
Church
plant
a
Percent, of
1015.
p.
the
trust
Columbia
1930
Co.,
transactions;
certificates are
January,
bakery products under
trade territory in and
throughout the greater
and
under
other
and
consolidated
maturing
stock
Under
and
1,070,482
.
of
Greenville,
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.
Total
when
the
Ga.,
Baxery,
77,291
Trucks
31,
its
understanding
the
done
and
The
1910, and which
Claussen's Sons, Inc.
H.
wholly-owned
129,780
Dodge
March
Of
(Mr.
since
subsidiary
sale
operating
94,698
72
Imperial-
88,030
Claussen
the
sales;
voting
and
material
be
preferred
on
the
voting
pany
outstand-
its
such
company's common
(j)
stock of
H.
H.
1888
operates
three
in
with
debentures
percentages
4,211
20,398
and
in
throughout
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
*1956—9 Mos.—1955
1,864
2,626
___
the
Ga.
wholly-owned
Claussen
$235,362
ot
exchanged
Plymouth
Chrysler
of
H.
of
certificates
trust
at
the
on
the
and
company
Whether
chase
common
of the
share
Authorized
par
Imperial
Dodge
DeSoto
60.9%
Georgia
.
•
and
out¬
Inc.
Co.,
common
voting
stock
part;
The
The
Sharply—
Chrysler
fallows:
&
sold
This company had a gross revenue of $3,918,221 during its fiscal year
its.
r
CAPITALIZATION
.
6%
of
(h)
vote.
one
business
totaled $4,106,661 and
1956,
Common
Chrysler
outstanding
the
from
That
(1)
of
company's
purchased shares from Tracy C. Weltmer that the
company
would
acquire all such shares not retained by Phoenix at the aggregate price
paid by Phoenix to Weltmer;
The
stock-
the
Phoenix
the
by Phoenix
that the voting
price
by
income
16,
1,261,123
1015.
Production
13,810
common
which
of
(g)
The effect of the sale of the voting trust certificates to the
company
and upon its working capital position, and
the resulting
working capital position of the company as compared with comparable
companies;
common
purchase
Space
each
to
in
Savannah,
owns
plants
compares
,
—V.
August,
its
and
The
Inc.,
operate
Consolidated
3,113.000
948,890
The
their
en
in
outstanding
assets
the
distribution
latter
and
June
14,540,392
2,724,748
income
retire
at
value
made
management
the
Carolina.
This
railway
oper.
(e)
offered
respectively.
1—
from
Net
and
and
Lane,
corporation,
"ClauSSen'S"
Sons
the
Bakeries,
and
founded
in
and
Augusta
Claussen's
the
by
Sons,
incorporated
originally
was
South
of
part
506,602
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
August—
to
outstanding
market
Profits
company
as
of
price
company;
The
(d)
determine.
issued
Johnson,
being entitled
earlier
an
Sons
to
the
of
business
established
Savannah";
Net
used
outstanding
Inc.,
Claussen's
was
to
name
adjacent
184, p. 1015.
Gross
retirement
the
3
transactions;
incorporated in Georgia on March 24,
acquired the controlling stock
Sons,
had conducted
manufacture,
trade
Savannah,
■
subsidiary
and
the
fc)
a
company
from
of
the
to
was
the
the
railway
Sons
business
was
shares
stock
which
Claussen's
1—-
oper.
be
and
may
all of the issued and
common
successor
Bakery
55,104
5,230,741
will
and
directors
the
Sons
securities
and
succeeded
171,517
income
said
the
which represents approximately
Sons
voting
of
1954
88,390
The
1956
railway
to
for
issued
issued
Claussen's
owns
had
248,555
Jan.
the
now
Claussen's
$662,236
from
used
Inc.,
the
of
the
company
H.
Claussen's
partnership
r
railway
oper.
From
Gross
of
stock
railway__
from
from
board
H.
Claussen's
21,494,561
7,435,611
August—
of
Inc.-, such stock so retired, in conformity
corporation, to be selected by lot in such
the
April. 26,
in
of
2,u59,247
as
Net
On
stock
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
of
Sons,
of
the
as
shares
184, p. 1015.
Gross
advanced
be
Sons,
shares
all
owns
charter
company
income
will
Claussen's
H.
Claussen's
interest
1—
oper.
be
Sons which represents approximately 60.9%
of
voting securities stock being entitled to one vote,
standing
1953
$2,831,487
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
1955
$2,925,721
from
Net
will
$595,000
88,390
BUSINESS—The
1956
$3,168,066
railway
from
railway—
ry. oper
income
construction
subsidiary by H. H. Claussen's
outstanding indebtedness, and
presently
a
sum
the
Baking Co., a wholly owned subsidiary
in Charleston, S. C.; $300,000 of said
Inc.,
of
said
for
Claussen's
of
of
(Chicago Great Western Ry.- —Earnings—
from
H.
the
of
manner,
August—
used
stock of Claussen's Sons from Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.
with
Gross
of
shares
to
be
to its wholly owneu
payment
not
(f)
snare's
f
519.
p.
paid
in
Approximately
company
i
Chicago
Champlin
special meeting of stockholders for Nov. 27
plan and set Oct. 22 as the record date for
at
be
Inc.,
will
Claussen
Sons,
and
purposes
outstanding preferred stock of H. H. Claussen's Sons, Inc.
Whether or not all, any portion, or none of the new
preferred stock
is sold at private sale as
described above, approximately $144,405 of
the
$625,000 to be received lrom, the sale ox common stock to the
a
vote
by
investment
presently
merge
wholly-owned
the
plant
for
follows:
as
$475,000
Claussen's
will
remainder
(2)
1475.
p.
used
loan.
a
plant at Huntington,
1957.
184,
H.
company
merger
entitled
approved
a
of
name
called
the
on
holders
for
Division
Corp.—Merges Unit—Changes Name—
directors
Refining
order
an
Foundry
approximately $15,600,000.—V.
Corp. and change the
Oil & Refining Co.
to
had
with delivery scheduled to start in June,
They will cost
r
it
Car
American
baking
H.
the
six-inch
40-foot
Va.,
with
of
commission,
any
and
Approximately
amount
inc.
or
distribution,
below.
Corp.
(1579)
subscriptions an d advertisements must be made In New York funds.
'
'
'
-
'•
Ji'
1
oil
4
and
lease
gas
corporation
lor
oil
other
the
gas,
either
located
In
exploration
directly
of
lands
by
Pont
from
in
General
Motors
International
given
interested
of
Corp.
the
Freighting Corp..
until Oct. 19,
33%%
Inc.,
to
.
the
monthly
rental
is $*50.
300
owns
lias
1
shares
advised
du
that
Pont
GM
and
the
wishes
it
of
which
Pont
Engineering
making
tract
will
Co..
Aircraft
sell
shares
said
Development
Electronics
presently
International
Corp.
the
to
Co.
Development
Aircraft
$10,000,
of Con¬
corporation
Engineering
&
for
subsidiary
a
to
Aircraft
tract
basis
The
continue
with
other
and
gas
oil
covers
will
30-acre
a
to
engineering services
penorm
a
on
that
which
interest
the
PROCEEDS—The
will
net
used
be
to
proceeds
purchase
be
to
loans
Aircraft
house
facilities;
Development
and other
CAPITALIZATION
TO
EFFECT
"In
the
stock
50
(par
addition,
42'At
at
(G. & W. II.)
Tins
Co.
America
share.—V.
Oct.
on
salts
Poz-O-Pac
which
is
limestone
the
ation
is
Poz-O-Pac
laboratories
in
now
ways/city
use
of
and
and
after
base
shoulders,
road
Poz-O-Pac-consists
of
Jime,
hydrated
fly
plastic
ash,
A
number
of
Cosden
The
Petroleum
company
properties
oi
Corp.—Acquires
Sent.
on
announced
25
Refining
Onyx
licensed to
country.
Among
been
In
shares
40,000
for
Co.
of
stock.
L.
B.
would
Door
vately—This
of
and
Onyx,
take
daily capacity
a
Crawford
sold
President
Simmons,
said Oosden
has
of
it
company,
1.—V.
Mich.—Note
Detroit,
Co.,
Oct.
announced
was
134,
113.
p.
Sold
Pri¬
Robert
A.
The
President, said
provide working capital.
the
oil
oil
industry.
in
at
all
Shea,
plant
Chairman
expansion
times.—V,
184,
revealed.
V'
114.
p.
Corp.
15,
for
issuance
subscription
that
on
books
date
were
See
directors
have
also
V.
Diana
184,
p.
Stores
called
for
deposit
in
for
exchange
1350.
at
of
Period End. Sept. 30—
convertible
are
to
and
share.
per
at
15
the
of
issuable Nov.
together
the
at
including
1056—Month—1955
$5,709,315
and
metals
for
$5,062,3G8
public offering of $360,000 of 7% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures dated June 1, 1956 and due June
1,
1966, and 180,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
higher
Central
Co.;
of
this
lor
for
the
of
the
Net
Oct.
1
of
all
reorganization
a
of
the
assets,
and
of
of
the
certain
litigation
that stockholders
agreement
properties,
American-Marietta.
$10
par
and
being
are
with
requested
City
The
stock
common
Bank
the
to
of
above,
sale
of
was
Cement
surrender
New
York,
their
New
the
Co.
together
holders
thereof
American-Marietta
outcome
of
the
with
to
a.s
a
referred
evidencing
to
receive
above.—V.
with
in
right,
if
any,
depending
upon
p.
been
(E. I.)
will
build
a
new
plant
to
and
tow
adjoining its large acetate
Waynesboro, Va., the company announced
The
yarn
"Orion"'
plant
S.
to
for
C.,
The
million
"Orion"
staple
mid-1952.
in
went
pounds
into
yearly.
to
of
commercial
to
"Orion"
in
increased
has
demands
become
making
a
major
than
more
80
to
build
for
the
is
"Orion."
fiber
in
million
new
the
outerwear.
the
announced
second
plans
nylon
on
the
approximately
for
completion
To
E.
I.
a
at
stock
a
the
15
of
share
cents
Co.—V.
fiscal
net
retire
the
form
knitwear
sweaters
last
such
the
slacks,
of
a
month
that
the
of
for
at
the
the
will
begin
people.
late
The
this
of
share
stock
rate
(10
of
12% cents
The
the
at
purchase
to
below
stock
that
Shearson,
Lehman
du
Pont
Co..
de
Nemours
which
in
&
turn
Investment
Co.,
is
which
L.
on
expressed
183,
Paine,
controlled
Co., has applied to the SEC for
Investment Company Act with
respect
controlled
by
by
exemption
to
the
women's
to
T.
the
provide
—V.
Webber,
&
1956)
in
company
dividend
divi¬
giving
Feb¬
first
was
increased
was
8,
1956,
the
board
declared
its
financial
requirements of the
paying quarterly dividends
of
share on the shares to be outstanding after
of the
next
quarterly dividend will
meeting of the board.
a
underwriters
the
their
named
the
company
of
names
for
the
below
have
respective
shares
severally
the
set
percentages
additional
of
to
pursuant
&
common
subscription
offer:
%
Co.___
20
Francis
_____
12
E.
Jackson
&
Mosle
Co,.
<fe
F.
I.
du
Pont
Hutton
Walston
12
&
Co,
&
5%
5%
Inc
Co.,
Russ
First
Southwest
Co.,
&
Co.
&
5%
_
,-wJ
Inc.___
5
Co.
2%
Fridley, Hess & Frederking__
First Securities Corp
7%
1228.
p.
Ford
2%
2%
"V
Motor Co.—Announces New
the
For
first
sizes
models
of
they
have
melting
company pioneered
of
tantalum
and
M.
Cole.
group
The
Fairlane
1957
four
inches
Custom
3%
inches
lower
Sept.
announced
was
lower
and
for
1957—
will
company
Oct.
on
Ford's
1957
line
and
sedans
year's
than
1.
produce
The
inches
Station
19
Station
inches
new
Custom
and
are 3%
Fairlane
and
Customs
wagons,
longer
models.
longer
wagons
Fairlanes
longer.
nine
are
comparable
three
models.
1956
v.heelbase.
116-inch
500
last
more
inches
six
118-inch
a
than
are
the
than
nearly
a
Fairlane
and
lower
sedans
300
chassis
nearly
inches
500's
and
are
Custom
wheelbase.
introduces
19
entirely
body
new
styles
in
five
lengths.
There
line.
features
five
are
They
four-door
Victoria
Custom
while
There
Ranch
five
are
Wagon
models.
The
Sedan
and
the
includes
in
Ford's
Rio
Del
and
the
Ranch
which
Sedan,
Victoria
two-door
series
the
and
series,
Club
two
on
redesigned
is
Ford's top
the
and
thin
pillar
four-door
Town
convertible.
Custom
sedan
models
two-door
Surtliner
sizes
500
two-door Club
economy
two-door
body
Fairlane
pillar
series
300
the
the
and
the
different
in
thin
the
Sedan,
hardtops,
the
three
models
are
Town
sedan,
Two
are*
Corp.; Lehman
Securities Corp.;
Co.;
1956,
Fahnestock
were
line
has
station
sedan
the
four-door
series
wagon
Wagon
and
four-door
two-door
business
sedan.
for
two-door,
are
1957.
The
six-passenger
six-passenger Country Sedan, the nine-passenger Country
the nine-passenger Country Squire are four-door models.
distinctively styled models have been added to the
which
to
doubled
Vice-President.
$33,839,163
will
hardtop,
|
both
in
hardtop
introduced
showrooms
four-door
A
be
dealer
Lincoln
&
18%,
up
almost
was
Executive
to
Line
this
The new Ford line divides into two basic
sizes, Fairlane and Custom,
plus the station wagon series, each with its own body and chassis. In
addition, the Fairlane series has been expanded to offer "Fairlane 500"
models, which have extra luxury features.
commercial
Boston
taxes
it
cars,
history,
history of the Ford car."
available
30,
53-year
Adds Two New Models to Lincoln Line—
Adamex
&
its
in
by Ford dealers on Oct. 3 have the highest performance
engines ever offered in the low price field, it was stated.
R.
S.
McNamara, Vice-President and Ford Division General Man¬
ager, said the 1957 Fords "represent the biggest change in the modem
The
upon
Oct.
in
public
both
throughout
1957
the
Lincoln
country
in
16.
the Landau,
Premiere
the
coupe
the
to
on
and
series
and
Capri
and
thin
a
pillar
sedan will be
In addition, there is
series.
convertible
a
the
in
Premiere
series.
Besides
tive
the
blades
canted
entrance
the
smart
and
Quadra-Lite
in
the front and
on
the Landau
rear,
has
large chrome plates in place of
"Landau"
word
the
styling
inscribed
the
on
the
doors
wider
exterior.—V.
184,
distinc¬
for
easier
window
rear-vent
a
with
1476.
p.
net
and
against $915,580
as
to
$2.13
per
share
20,
1956.
June
on
in
on
the
the
This
outstanding during
Fort
fiscal
834,708
compares
fiscal
This
of
that
The
Pacific
will
show
a
the
30,
Treasurer,
which
results
1956
began
for
will
the
be
Oct.
on
in
4
company's
announced
is
August
continuing,
first
satisfactory."—V.
fiscal
184,
that
and
Steel
adjoining
tract
&
Machinery Co.—Expansion—
announced on Sept.
its
plant
acquired
was
at
C.
the
29
Fort
from
purchase
Worth,
of
12.58
acres
Tex.
Donovan
Williamson,
President
of
Williamson-Dickie
George
A.
company's
He
of
Fort
feet
square
The
one
of
this
timetable
The
worth
and
the
and
a
construc¬
office
new
construction, he said,
present plant has 150,000
tools
and
a
of
program
several
of
total
expanding
hundred
rearrangement of
thousand
the
McCart
'
to
addition
across
projected
space
the
new
out
carried
addition
plant.
Dallas
brings
space.
through
machine
of
for
company's
has
year
possible
manufacturing
A
manufacturing
of
capacity
makes
land
new
feet
level.
determined.
company
Street
the
square
on
been
not
In
that
400,000
building—all
has
Manufacturing Co., for $75,000.
President said the land acquisition
Worth site to 30 acres.
Jaggers,
explained
tion
Federal
Worth
company
land
year
earnings during the forthcoming fiscal
and
operations
that
time
Ford
unveiled
sedan,
based
are
Works—Earnings Reported Satisfactory
facilities
at
Fort
warehouses
branch
nation.—V.
183,
Worth,
and
the
offices
sales
has
company
in
plant
a
market
2536.
p.
quarter
in
centers
.
1227.
p.
Co., Inc.—September Sales Off—
1956—Month—1955
$1,309,024
___
1C4,
p.
William
$1,314,899
$10,245,588
F.
Chairman
1956—9 Mos.—1955
of
Oct.
on
$9,747,710
1121,
Thompson
the
Mr.
3.
the
assumed
and
held
the
of
Chester
and
Board
Thompson
post
member
Traders
Mart,
stock
held
Inc.—Stock
of
on
the basis of
record
Oct.
$17.50 per share,
on
&
site
Offered—The
corporation
on
9,
1956.
rights expire at 3:30
and
Oct. 23, 1956. A group
is
underwriting the
used
some
proceeds
Tor "general
$900,000
for
by
the
of
L"
outlets
in
which
of
up
Texas
Mr.
in
from
will
to
be
and
of
the
company
further
a
New
the
additional
including
merchandise
during
The
for
operates
southern
sale
purposes,
opened
$2,000,000
and
the
corporate
retail
next
is also
chain
stock
expenditure
for
expansion
food
seven
year,
new
and
to
contemplating
in
1957.
consisting
Cleveland,
in
Ohio,
Pittsburgh,
has
and
1951,
a
have
Clarence
is
and
III
named
anounced
Mr.
New
York
President
also
director
a
been
was
Cambell
McDonough.
the
of
it
and
of
Security
of
National
Aetna-Standard
Pa.
with
been
engineering
Vice-President
the
Foundation
administrative
position
he
Co.,
since
positions.
has
held
1926,
He
until
was
serving
named
now.—V.
183,
2897.
p.
Franklin
Corp.—September
33
Sales Higher—
1956—Month—1955
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$2,680,198 $24,389,068 $21,697,112
Sales
53,155,059
corporation reported approximate net earnings of $250,000 or
per
share on 759,233 shares of common stock for the first
cents
fiscal
the
last
quarter
$212,600
year.
compared
ended
and 28
Sales
with
Sept.
cents
for
the
$7,945,630
Rubenstein,
pated sales for
like
—
Stores
Period End. Sept. 30—
Albert
of
Mexico.
~
Co.,
Cambell
various
of
late
Oman
Governors
Thompson
Mr.
Cambell
respectively,
John
p.m.
issue and will purchase any
equipment
BUSINESS—Corporation
57
Industries
W.
President,
succeeds
Board
Association,
Engineering
(EDT)
headed by Shearson, Hammill
provide additional working capital.
expenditures
Apex
The
PROCEEDS—Ifet
be
share for each eight shares
The subscription price is
one
Co.
will
under
purchase
8.
the
...
after
after
time,
.
184,
two
the
approximately
underwriting
First
June
shares
confidence
Sept. 30—
supermarkets
Realty
order
of
shares
L~.
quarterly
share
a
Oct.
on
stock
shar<*
a
£$
Company___^^_ 12
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
7%-<-
$300,000
molybdenum. These
The
amounted
equal
788,908
Fishman
mon
'
proposed
cents
quarterly
the
subscribed
not
are
have
Oct. 10 offered to holders of its common stock
(par $2)
rights to subscribe to 90,337 additional shares of com¬
scheduled
Delaware
an
90.337
.
of
payment
from
opposite
Hammill
300's
Muskogee,
designed to
establishing the
income
year
is
President
in
are
ended
Food
years
Christiana
the
at
Curtis
Shield^
2536.
p.
Norton,
increase
—V.
direct
-
is
48,688
November
Brothers
accrued
1121.
p.
outstanding
Period End.
1957.
Acquire Complete Control of
Subsidiary—
and
payment
distribution
cents
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
ihe
Sales
requiring
is
issuance
1956,
for share distribution
1956
8,
(7%
common
1956
factors
other
considered
on
at
is
by
150%,
and
Pre^sprich
ended
unsubscribed shares.
year,
project
30,
Foundation Co., New York—Changes in Personnel—
first
the
share
a
after
May
share
distribution.
be
compounds.
Curtis;
$1,803,628,
1955,
(M. II.)
company
lias
Pont location.
at
June
$1,934,580.
taxes
share
per
fiscal
was
common
Cole
which
shirtings
sport
quar¬
second
for
reserved
at
share
a
the
a
stock split-up on Oct.
depending* upon
earnings,
built
Co.—Reports Record Earnings
before
according
1955
after
unit
being
Now "Orion"
blankets
as
Oct.
on
initiated
cents
for
In
a
and
company
converted.
"the
industry,
year.
as
four
plant at an existing Du
recently scheduled to be
built
plant in Richmond, Va.
construction
in
than
been
the
payable.
$800,000 principal amount of 5%
subsequent to July 23,
1956,
18,450
the stock of Pipkin Grocery Co., Inc.
of
intention,
of
debentures,
will
plant
because
Cb.; The
W.
the
plant
new
reduction
their
&
of
company
the
184,
year
profit
Federal Screw
Camden
in
through
becomes
giving effect to such
distribution I and in addition a stock dividend of 5%; was paid. At the
meeting of the direetors authorizing a share for share distribution in
dollars'
the
|
within
facilities
new
late
less
was
quarterly
$200,000
have
§813,033 shs.
of
spf.t-up
immediately
owned.
production
of
securities
the
In
plant
new
was
rayon
1,000
'
time
for
plant
company's
Work
new
suits,
children's
This
of
production
20
A
decision
moving at an accelerated pace into uses
coatings, dresswear, blouses, men's hose,
A
to
-—
the
is
and
in
come.—V,
acrylic
company's
Outstanding
$1,500,000
offered.
rate
the
to
1955
publicly
8.
The
FINANCING
through the second
outstanding
notes
<4
said
company
response
used
100
over
option
and
Incoming orders for the first six months of calendar 1956 rose
$26,000,000, forecasting further improvements for the months to
new
tow
common
of
plant, rated to produce 40 million pounds of this
textile
fiber annually, will
bring Du Pout's capacity to produce "Orion"
staple
and
of
the
at
effect
the
conversion
the
metal
centigrade.
members
R.
a
new
metals"
and
year."
1017.
manufacturing
Oct.
on
the
and
indications
produce
staple
at
&
of
the
responsible
(Inc.);
at
agreement
tungsten
for
"healthy expansion in sales and
du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—New
Plant—
company
notes.
on
share
Mr.
B.
This
31,
earning figures do not take into consideration the
670,180
company's common stock, class B. which are not
eligible
for dividends, 192,800 of which are
eligible for conversion but have not
ex¬
shares
of
shares
Na¬
common
184,
for
$1.16
Per
on
stock
First
of
Clark, Dodge &
Jackson
Co.
the
at
will
sale
approximately
1955.
shares of American-
the
additional
distributable
to
The
by
degrees
metals
ending June 30,
shares
Inc.
common
to
Y„
1 1/20 common
such
become
may
litigation
N.
sales
sa*es
year
Exchange at the
Dragon
certificates
York,
receipt
receive
of
Co.,
of
22.680
shares
conversion
upon
series,
loan
columbium,
chiefly
Goodbody
Net profit
and
consummated
Dragon
holders
change for each share of said stock
Marietta
plan
exchange
additional
on
accordance
tional
in
Dec.
term
106.75%
fund
tantalum
Webber,
profit before taxes
contingent
J-as suspended from dealings2, on the American Stock
pening of business
Oct.
1956.
In
and
business
51,000
claims,
metal
processes
these
Paine,
$39,256,528
and,
outcome
shares
common
sate
for
products
2,000
was
for
Republic
and
Net
company
to
American-Marietta
Co.
common shares
of American-Marietta
Co.,
535,000
upon
approved
1
invested
Offered—
closed
made
the
construction
"refractory
of
reaching $3,712,628,
the
will
good
have
company
providing
Oct.
on
on
options.
subordinated
form
dends
a
unit.—V. 183, p. 2761.
Exchange announced
and
tne
Federal Pacific Electric
Dragon Cement Co., Inc.—Sale Approved—
American Stock
the
1966
be
from
$6,650,000.;, The
UNDERWRITERS—Other
completed, all of said securities having been
sold. They were offered
publicly, through Eisele & King,
Libaire, Stout & Co., in units of $50 of debentures and
The
as
than
Blyth & Co. Inc.;
Brothers;
been
per
for
tantalum,
development
columbium
$100
of
1,
may
from
under
capacity
columbium
known
applications
Products, Inc.—Securities Sold—The
25 shares of stock at
borrowings
of
are
points
the
Dibbs Aluminum
balance
shares
stock
Edge
interest.
proceeds
BUSINESS—Principal
1227.
p.
accrued
net
productive
applications
recent
has
and
par,
v/ith
increase
1956—2 Mos.—1955
$2,553,992
has
principal amount into
Oct.
Redemptions
principal source of funds
Okla., estimated to cost
$4
16.
50%
$2,910,505
104,
Nov.
securities,
issued
the
and
time
any
$50
annually
Nov.
Corp.—September Sales Up—
Sales
—V.
through
new
and
and
71
quickly
company at prices ranging downward
interest.
Beginning Oct. 1, 1967 a
Publishing Co.—Offer to Expire Nov. 15—
preferred stock
PRESENT
quarterly
$40,000
issued in exchange for
Sept; 1, 1956, 361,348 shares issued
on
and
PROCEEDS—The
The
prior
Ethyl
Debentures
—
the
Company's plan of reorganization will become operative on
Robert E. Ma JNeal, President, announced on Sept. 25.
was
payable
X 1,500,000 shs.
$20,000
the
authorized
of
of
rate
thereafter
when
1965,
forth
storage
and
sinking
Curtis
—
revolving credit of $4,000,000 until
a
debentures
price
proceeds
Tne
•
:
quarterly
paid.
5%
%
L.
E.
years,
and
stock
Hackathorn,
to
ability to produce power.
said, will
be located
in
be
public offering.
'
will be used
the
Del.
$125,900,000
Dealer
privately $750,000 of 13-year unsecured notes to the
Detroit.
Canadian
recent
1957,
Prudential Insurance Co. of America and National Bank
of
will
and
the West Coast
provides
Oct. 3, has
on
compounds, which
gasolines to give them the
underwriting group headed by Hallgarten & Co., on
Oct. 10 offered $3,000,000 of 4?4% subordinated deben¬
tures, due Oct. 1, 1976 (which are convertible into com¬
mon
stock to and including Oct.
1, 1966) at 102% and
accrued interest. The
company has also arranged through
Hallgarten & Co. and Clark, Dodge & Co. for the private
placement of $4,000,000 of 4V4% and 4ȣ% term notes
maturing Dec. 31, 1959 to 1966. The loan agreement
Tollett, President of
the Abilene refinery,
L.
R.
operation
over
7,000 barrels, on
of
the-
Rotan,
.
which
number, or
the
company
area,
Fansteel Metallurgical
'
Cosden,
antiknock
aviation
rate
the
the
of
An
Cosden common
of
Bay
compound
refinery
the
octane
"Ethyl"
and
company
at
authorized,
TO
value)__
par
and
exercise
ruary
motor
improvement, and in the
same period
has more than doubled its manufacturing
capacity. This
continuing expansion,; he said,
part of Ethyl's long-range polipy to
keeji" abrefest of the oil' industry's requirements for' ''Ethyl",
antiknock
Refining Props.—
purchase
the
of
Moor,
the
use
an
manufactures
their
to
plant,
new
the
over
Poz-O-Pac
process
in
these are Pozzolan
Products
Co., Inc., of Chicago<;< Poz-O-Pac <Go.,< of
Buffalo, a sub¬
sidiary
of
Atlas
Fly
Ash,
Inc.;
and
Carolina
Fly
Ash,
Inc.,
of
Charlotte, N. C.
companies have
various parts of the
622
p.
nationwide expansion, this corporation
antiknock compound manufacturing
for
1956
.
Calif.,
soils and aggregate materials.
at
presently being
its manufacturing plants, Ethyl Corp. has
major
distribution terminals for its product in
Wilmington,
granular
or
plans
May
dividend
was
EFFECT
shares
184,
Besides
sections.
surface
above—V.
near
serve
lots and
various other places where a
essential to forestall cracking or sagging of
is
Inc.
company
a
period of evalu¬
jet-aircraft run¬
long
a
Co.,
Houston, Texas. Besides its proposed California plant, the
in May announced the acquisition of property near Joliet, 111.
as a
Mid-West plant site. Last month its
subsidiary, Ethyl Corp. of
Canada Ltd., put into operation a new plant in
Snrnia, Ontario, to
Poz-O-Pac
of
Poz-O-Pac,
of
add
desired
lfeeJs
wholly-owned subsidiary of Corson,
and largest producers of lime and
developed several years ago
in
Corson
tOf
California.
corporation
Francisco
was
highways,
on
distribution
($2
1957.
of
$62,33^,064
the
San
large enough to serve the growing
industry for "Ethyl" antiknock compounds.
This
corporation, which is the world's largest producer of anti¬
knock
compounds,
has
manufacturing
plants
in
Baton
Rouge,
La.
to
parking
streets,
permanent
a
oldest
nation's
products.
research
hard
the
of
one
and
in
of
program
announced
7
The
option
an
continuing
refiners
final
»1,200,000 shs.
916.
p.
formation
the
announced
8
handle
to
road-base material.
Co. of mnerica is
patented
184,
a
Oct
The
Corson, Inc.—Forms Poz-O-Pac Sub-
corporation
of
to
per
Power
In
stock
a
dividend
DIVIDENDS—The^.company
In
Outstanding
under
reserved
be
are
cents
of
quarter
Share Co.—Sale of Holdings—
Foreign
the
$794,812.
$1,600,000
stock
^Maturing
Ethyl Corp.—To Build Plant in California—
oil
stock
GIVING
SRepresenting.294,210
&
1955.
and
notes.
Common
in
on
cents
1956,
31,
ol
quarterly dividends
Authorized
*4%%_
upon
$64,097,698
February
20
March
income
net
initiated
1956.
8.
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$7,859,371
and
in
to
100%
a
ended
year
company
CAPITALIZATION
1227.
p.
American
plant
3,000,000 shs.
cents
shares
50,000
underwriter
184,
See
FINANCING
PRESENT
Oct.
fiscal
share
a
convertible
general corporate purposes.
Authorized
Common
1956—Month—1955
$8,224,820
_
the
$35,386,719
increased
Subsequently
1350.
p.
cents
was
shares
&
GIVING
184,
Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
Electric Bond &
Engineering Co. for working capital,
etc.,
$70,000;
for trilling
and completion of
well on Kern County
lease, $50,000; for working capital for Contract Electronics to be used
for the purchase of aircraft supplies, parts, and acquisition of ware¬
to
fair.—V.
are
from the sale' of the
shares of Aircraft Develop¬
Engineering Co. from Shiprock Industries, Inc. for $10,000;
purchase of promissory notes of Aircraft Development & Engineer¬
Co. held by Shiprock Industries, Inc. amounting to $20,000; for
ing
of
transaction
the
of
Sales
ment
for
cargo
of
Monday, October 15, 1956
...
$136,447.
operation
of chartered
between the United States
derived
10,000
the
terms
Period End. Sept. 30—
holds
tract.
—V.
shares
for
the
in
is
Edison Brothers
con¬
corporation
the
interest
%
15
rate
ter
persons.
leasehold
Because
its
sell
mixed
transport
America.
to
principally
intercompany affiliations, the trans¬
prohibited
by
the
Investment
Company
Act
unless
an
exemption order is issued by the Commission on the basis of a finding
action
periorming services for Hughes Aircraft Corp.
in
the design of electronic
equipment, and it is planned that addi¬
tional
contracts of a Eimilar nature will be sought
by Aircraft, and
that
offered
has
engaged
which
South
and
Is
Co.
Engineering
&
is
steamships
in
engaged
and
International
Industries, Inc., which holds all of the outstanding 10,000
$1 par value common stock of Aircraft
Development &
of
sales
DIVIDENDS—The
of
du
150 shares.
GM
remaining
dispose of its investment in
*
Shiprock
shares
EARNINGS—For
reported
hearing
a
»
shares,
outstanding: 450 common
(66%% )
Commission
request
,
,
has
International
located at 1)036
buildings
month-to-month tenancy,
interest
equity
the
and
1956,
persons
thereon.
corporation at this time occupies four
Boulevard. Culver City. Calif., under a
whicn
GM
has
with
arrangement
dq
of
covered
iarm-out
a
Calif., and the
by this lease
County,
Kern
the
by
or
persons.
The
on
lands
upon
plans
and
Culver
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1580)
30,
first
for
President,
the first
1956.
This
is
per share earned
quarter
the
on
an
corresponding
Oct.
increase
of
18%
over
for the coiresponding period
up
12.3%
to $8,925,000
were
4
told
period
of
stockholders
half year ending Dec. 31,
1956 will
last
that
year.
antici¬
exceed
any
period in the history of the company and that annual sales should
184
Volume
exceed
Number 5577..
$37,000,000.-'
record
a
stantial
increase
month
the
in
net
These
earnings
sales,
for
will
said,
he
the
reflect
sub¬
a
period.
fiscal
current
west,
will
gram
be
primarily
accelerated,
During the first
in
large
modern
quarter of the current fiscal year,
and one small unit was closed. Another 10
opening during the remainder of the current
for
fiscal
year
1957.—V.
30,
184,
of
ending
contract
awarded
1228.
p.
Part
Frito
Co.,
Dallas, Tex.—To
contract
Texas,
Houston,
$237,400.
for
the
for
has
C.
Doolin said
Mr.
including
been
the
this
Marshall
announced
Construction
Oct.
on
to
Co.
furnishings,
should
be
completed
in
that increased
consumer
demand
for his
the rapidly growing Houston area has neces¬
in
expansion.
The
will
plant
24,000
cover
1957,
for
electricity.
drive
first
the
is
12
following
of its
Co.
director and
member
members
and
E.
George
of
executive
Hugh C. Laughlin,
Gair
Robert
of
reported.—V.
Gair,
of
committee,
committee
by Owers-Illinois
4
184,
1351:
p.
-
ville,
the
jointly by Hornblower & Weeks
headed
issue
convertible subordin¬
ated debentures, due Oct. 1, 1976, priced at 101.75% and
accrued interest to yield 4.12% to maturity. This offering
an
of
$10,000,000 4y4%
oversubscribed
was
The
debentures
the
and
convertible
are
redeemed
those
after.
A
tures
tional
"
each
also
may
through
sinking
in
redeemable
are
of
elect
the
$37,125
at
not
for
exceeding
PROCEEDS—Net
prices
ministrative
1957
30,
from 1067a
for
declining prices there¬
at
and
proceeds
the sinking
$625,000.
of the deben¬
The company
the
from
in
fund
•
an: addi¬
♦
.
will
sale
year
any
be
used
the
by
com¬
$4,500.00 in bank loans incurred to provide additional
working capital.
The balance of the proceeds will be added to general
funds
for
use
as
working capital.
to
pany
pay
BUSINESS—Principal
compressors,
two
and
Colo.,
portable
and
pumps
In
plants
Grand
1955.
in
Haven,
to
$4,873,134.
the
For
$21,441,320
The
tools,
air
has
Denver,
company
Grange,
Mo.,
months
ended
from $3,385,726
1956 net sales of
30,
June
with net sales
comparable half
compared
$3,401,271
$2,087,808
of
to $47,657,-
in 1951
profit increased
net
proiit of
profit
air
and
tools.
La
the
for
1955.
of
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
Authorized
convertible
4'/4%
due
tures,
Cumulative
Oct.
'Not
tpar
:
stock
3,041 shares owned by a subsidiary of the company.
authorized but unissued common stock are reserved
the
company's stock
option
plans and 269,360
reserved
for issuance upon conversion of the
debentures.
including
shares
are
under
UNDERWRITERS—The
blower
sell
tures
them
to
&
A:
the
<fc
Co.
respective
Inc.
are
acting
Lynch,
Fenner
1,000.000
Inc.
Co.
Paine,
600,000
Union
Dillon,
Ai
600,000
Smith,
&
Hemphill,
Forgan <fc Co
Goldman, Eachs <fc Co—
600,000
Carl
M.
&
Beane_T___
Glore,
Ripley &
600,000
Loeb,
Peabody
184,
Blunt,
Co.,
1228.
p.
Inc.
$600,000
1976-81
stock
40s.
in
ing
& Simmons
Sullivan
&
150,000
150,000
_
approved
Stock Div.
a
stock
the National Daily Quotation
stock
which is its redemption price.
The
preferred
presently
outstanding.
Of the
and
company
authorized
issuance,
for
crease
shares
with
subject
which,
the
to
directors intends
a
stock
100%
disirioution
effectiveness
of
the
on
trie
amendment,
common
the
stocx
board
of
authorize; approximately, 21,720 shares lor issuance
to
proposed to be granted
to the holders of preferred stock;
and approximately 1,123,800 shares
for sale, exchange, payment of common stock dividends or other proper
purposes.
The company may. Without any vote or other action by the
stockholders, issue all or from time to time, any part of the author¬
ized
and
unissued common stock for such consideration,
upon such
terms and
for such purposes as may be determined
by the board of
the
upon
directors. *
The
for
•
interest,
1955
£2,759,000,
privilege
within
to
the
call
next
all of its outstanding preferred stock
two years. In view of the fact, how¬
amount of the preferred stock has been held by the
stockholders for many years, and po-sibly to avoid depleting the
tc
treasury
were
large
a
the extent that would b(f necessary if the cash redemption
paid, the board of dirctors proposes to afford the prefer:ed
the right to continue as stockholders of the company by
stockholders
the certificate of incorporation to grant to the holders of
stock the privilege of converting shares of preferred stock
common
stock as above referred to.—V. 183,
p. 208.
for
The
for
new
cervicitis:
aircraft
Co.—Increases
Warehouse
Facilities
Mo.
its
warehouse facilities
of residential, industrial and
Controls building affords larger
customers
with
controls.-
its
Morgan
line
184,
first
1956
is
expected
184,
to
company
of
expire
on
of
1952
and
its
on
of
the
chewan
The
write
at
was
business
Park Avenue.
130
$7
incorporated
Florida
in
Its
1952.
26,
Aug.
on
on
home
auto,
other
insurance
lines:
presently
The
plans
to
applications
(Application
FHA
area.
General
with
of
excess
approved^ mortgage servicing institutions;
-The operations of this affiliate, when
Guaranty's mortgage operations,
will service1:
VA
and
Florida
Central
in
$40,000,000
for
mortgages
of
nationally-known
24
mort¬
a
fee
of
agent,
mortgage
identical
mortgages being
year
for each
of the total unpaid balance of
the
equivalent
of
$5,000
per
of 1%
which
is
'/2
$1,000,000 of principal mortgage
The
Builders
Mortgage
Corp.
been
that
to
whose
balances.
was
the
of
.
organized
functions
as
General
a
1948 as an FHA
servicing agent have'
in
Guaranty's
mortgage
de¬
which was organized as mentioned above in November. 1953.
principal office of The Builders Mortgage Corp. has been 3140
Central
Avenue,
St.
Petersburg. Fla. and until acquired by General
partment,
The
and
a
office
branch
First
consolidated
activities
The
and
the
for
being
Winter
maintained
Sarasota
in
a
through
a
branch office in Orlando
wholly-owned subsidiary,
the branch office
Corp. of Sarasota.
However,
has* been moved to the home office of
Mortgage
Orlando
its
they
Co.,
Insurance
Guaranty
The
First
sake
moved
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.
Mortgage
of
economy,
in
to
the
General Guaranty
Guaranty's mortgage de¬
of Sarasota has been de-_
the mortgage servicing of
General
with
with
home
office
of
the
GIVING
TO
EFFECT
PRESENT
Authorized
'The
the
par
stock
(par
company's
value
announced
was
on
Charles
and
company
&"
agreement Bell
Haloid's
license
agreement
providing
Oct. 10 by Joseph C. Wilson,
H. Percy, President of Bell
will
Howell
carry
principle
xerographic
new
templates
c,n
development
picture
of
work
formation
to-
Wilson
now
of
uses
new
Messrs.
the
and
system.
Percy
scope.—V.
in
predicted
both
181,
that
the
project
will
2356.
p.
company
be
.
stock
ment
of
S2.5C)
188,850 shs.
800,000 shs.
was amended
on May
company's stock from $10
charter
tha
_
Outstanding
27, .1955,
to
S2.50
changing
share
per
Baird
certain
selling stock¬
Atomic Instrument Co., both
Development Corp., Boston invest¬
&
SEC for an exemption order with
transactions;
and
the Commission
j<)i 1956, to request a hearing
the
intercompan"
nnl.tf
persons
Corp.—Seeks Exemption—•
Associates
Research
have applied to
interested
of
account
Engineering
and
certain
to
given
Placement—Dean
521.
p.
American
company,
respect
lias
for the
184,
corporation
of
Co.—Private
Sept. 25 placed privately 10,000 shares of
on
Voltage
High
This
affiliates
thereon.
business
of
manufacture of multiscientific
research,
Baird is engaged in
the
design, development and manufacture of spectrochemical instru¬
ments
for
analytical and process control applications and products
in the field
of nuclear instrumentations.
High Voltage is building a
million
X-ray
new
plant
moving
now
profit
the
of
the
in
and
the gradual process of
Baird has entered into an
in
is
lease of the Cambrige property
under this agreement Baird has an
on or before
1, 1958.
The
High Voltage may share in the
by Baird within two years after
properties for $275,000
thereafter and until June
condition
of
the
use
purposes.
the
leased
$300,000
a
resale
any
of
Because
the
to
other
Cambridge.
Voltage for
Voltage; and
for
or
subjeet
on
exercise
in
building
High
High
by
1957,
is
option
Mass.,
its
of
purchase
to
1,
and
of
for
generators
Burlington,
in
with
owned
option
June
consists
Voltage
therapy,
cancer
out
agreement
High
electrostatic
volt
deep
that
property
option.
the intercompany
by
the
Investment
by
the
SEC.—V.
Cormmny
181,
p.
affiliation,
Act
unless
the transaction is prohibited
an
exemption
order
is issued
2014.
Hodgson Houses, Inc.—Reports Increased Shipments—
at
FINANCING"
Telephone
holders.—V.
Kenneth
Park.
'Common
Agreement—
patent
in the research stage.
possible almost instantaneous pictures by dry
electrostatic means,
eliminating the processing associated with con¬
ventional
photography. The system
is presently used extensively
in
the document copying and office duplication fields. Bell & Howell con¬
The
investors—eight lite insurance companies, 15 banking institutions,
and one private lender.
For
servicing of mortgages The Builders Mortgage Corp. receives
gage
serviced,
the next fe\V months,
i
the
adapting
common
combined
Exchange will be
the Herb Lake
Stock
reports on
within
1956—Mouth—1955
1956—8 Mos.~-1955
$9,065,585 $67,630,502 $66,648,271
long-term
a
this
Hawaiian
.
largest
the
of
Witter & Co.
materially aid the company in producing a substantial volume
highly desirable fire and extended coverage insurance, principally'
on
dwellings, a mortgage loan department was established in Novem¬
ber.
1953
for
the
purpose
of
servicing mortgages for out-of-state
lending institutions.
In January, 1956, the company purchased 100%
of the outstanding
stock
of The Euilders^ Mortgage Corp., St.
Petersburg, Fla., one of
the
one
is
of
i)i
of
long-range
presently licensed in the State of Florida only.
expand
its operations into other states and
will file
with
the
proper
supervisory
authorities
for
licenses.
for license
in the State of Georgia is in process of
company
It
submittal.)
,
just
$9,125,575
cooperation
Under
in
indicated
on
918.
p.
30—
products
Xerography makes
to
extended coverage, tornado, wind¬
crops),
liability other than?
property
damage,
property
automobile physical damage, burglary,
compensation.
184,
Howell.
&
tons
1228.
signing
several
is
ex¬
Co., Inc.—Sales Slightly Higher—
Green
p.
President
have
drillings
2.000,000
American
the
on
Haloid Co.—Patent License
The
May 19,1
office is
qualified
of
independent geologist
.
184,
technical
fire,
automobile,
than
workmen's
and
final
as
s
—V-
cyclone,
hail
((except
growing
automobile
liability,
automobile
damage
listing
for
soon
L.')
(II.
North, Winter Park, Fla.
insurance company
except
life insurance.
It
properties
Phillet said.—V.
Mr.
additional
42,850
of
is
Green Bay has other lithium, copper
in British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskat¬
properties are completed, which should be
per
multiple-line
a
following
(he
writing
storm,
theft,
company
is
company
all
lines
of
31
Aug.
at
mill
Ontario.
and
as
excess
dykes.
seven
these
that
in
reserves
ore
showing
Application
made
of the offering
1
the
of
construction
said
and
properties,
lithium
company's
nickel
and
Lake
Herb
estimated
share, with rights to
Further details follow:
Oct. 9.
commenced
issue of Oct.
our
President,
Phillet,
M.
by the end of this year, and will cost an estimated
balance of the loan will be used by Green Bay for
further exploration,
he said.
Mr.
Phillet noted
that
the company has drilled some 15,000 feet
Offering—
Co.—Stock
Insurance
stock
common
day concentrator in the Herb Lake area of Manitoba,
discovered a sizable lithium deposit earlier this year.
per
Green Bay
Michael
and
record
of Edmonton, Canada, will be used to finance
Ltd.
Miles & Co.,
1,000-ton
Period End. Sept.
made in
was
stockholders
to
other
the
and
pected to start
$2,200,000. The
*
General ^Guaranty
Mention
Oct. 5 announced it has received commitments for
from
two European
banks, one in Amsterdam,
in Geneva, Switzerland. The loan arranged by
on
loan
$3,000,000
first well drilled on the General Gas leaseapproximately $135,000 a year-belo.e taxes.
run
72-3.
p.
Mining & Exploration, Ltd.—Loans, etc.—
Green Bay
This
a
where
wholly-owned subsidiary's "backlog of
other
process
equipment
for the
the
stock (no
& Co. at
cents per
par) was made on Oct. 1 by Smith, Barney
$19.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 60
.share.
It was completed.—V. 184, p. 323.
a
net
:
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
of 26,000 shares of common
ondary offering
•
taxation
before
predicted
5
vessels
of this
zone
pay
1228.
p.
Great Western Sugar
£523,000
1956—2 Mos—1955
$6,916,787 $6,444,459
1956—Month—1955
$3,099,825
*
$3,217,706
—V.
Sal
Oct. 3 announced new and larger facilities in the
territory to be located at 1330 Hampton Avenue,
General
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
petroleum, chemical and petro-cheniical industries is at a record high."
In other developments, Mr. Phillips told shareholders that production
of natural gas and distillate from the company's interest in the gasdistiilate
well in
the
North
Rayne Field,
Acadia Parish, La.,
"will
start Nov. 1 under a contract with United Fuel Gas Co." Income from
on
branch
ID.
by
$
27,322,133 238,017,774 216,752,612
•
r,t
Period End. Sept. 30—
for provisions
than in 1955), and £202,000
further
a
(£331,000 more
profits
that
added
activated
Louis
19551,
Oct.
on
pressure
Sarasota
Louis
underwritten
been
1228.
p.
Sales
of 6%
unsecured loan •
ordinary shares of £1 each at 1 -
have
184,
$
$
29,222,547
Sales
1956—9 Mos.—1955
;
1956—Month—1955
$
—v,
Increased—
Grant Co.—September Sales
Period End. Sept. 30—
Corp.—Higher Earnings Predicted—
Gas
Phillips
Mr.
orders
partment
St.
of
facilities.
into
St.
amount
$
1352.
p.
bi.s.nc.s
income will exceed
1955 net of $813,446.
that "production of
civilian goods items has been started on schedule in Delta Tank Msnuiacturing Co., Inc.'s converted defense plant in Bator. Rouge." The
defense plant, converted at a cost of only $200,000, has added more
than
120,000 square
feet of space to Delta's peacetime production
and
company
larger
increased
134,
(W. T.)
and
corporation
amending
This
the
1956—30 Wks.—1955'
$
$
21,553,582 209,480,952 154,252,757
1956—4 Wks.—1955
28.337,546
—V.
Sales Higher—
Co.—September
$
Britain)—Financing
tne
aff.l.ati.n, the
Ac. unless an
the Commission.—V. 184, p. 1476.
1351.
p.
by
turn Is controlled
wnich in
company
by
issued
Union
Feriod End. Sept. 29—
$1,000,000. an increase of approximately 25% over
Rawlston D.
Phillips, President, also reported
preferred
Controls
order is
Holland
in
General
is
Grand
1143.
approved
Intends
company
that
same
price
conversion
the
'
r
-
redemption
ever,
of
exercise
investment
&
Investment Co.
Because ol the
prohibited by the Investment Company
Realty
exemption
To
the company) and
amendment to in¬
the number of authorized shares of common stock to 4,000,000
is to make available approximately 1,427,240 shares for delivery
connection
in
*
has 85,332 shares of preferred stock issued
2,000,000 shares of common stock presently
1,427,240 shares are issued and outstanding
shares held in the treasury of
unissued.
The purposes of the
(exclusive of 8,585
shares are
564,175
Service for th.
the special meeting of common stockholders
should be valued at $10.50 per share,
of
date
the
the
that
by
reported
as
preceding
184,
to
land
vacant
registe.ed
transaction
totalled
£6,562,000 •
net profit amounted
in 1954), Sir Harry ,
Railing stated that the final dividend on the company's ordinary stock
lor
1956
was
9Va%
making
14%
in all,
(same
as
1955).—V. 151,*
proposal increas¬
determining the basis on which the preferred stock • would be
convertible into common stock the directors decided that the common
stock should be valued at 1107®
of the highest bid price of the com¬
and
a
the
of
Delaware
main
£5,778,000 in 1954) and
£3,452,000 in 1955 and £2,364,000
in
(£7,539,000
shares
In
day
linn's
meeting held on Sept. 27,
to raise £14,250,000 addi¬
from
4,285.320
than
more
loan
for
more
300,000
granting to the holders of 85,332 shares of $10 par preferred stock the
privilege of converting shares of preferred stock into shares of common
stock ot the company on .or before Dec. 31, 1957.
mon
the
£6,000,000
of
issues
these
unascertained liabilities,
for
—V.
of common stock which the company has
2,000,000 to 4,000,000 shares (par $5) and
from
issue
to
6
from
Land From DuPont—
exemption order
propo.eJ tcqidsi& Co.; and the
until Oct. 21, 1956, to request
interested persons
proposes
Ltd."
(£330,000
ho'ris
shares
of
number
the
authority
stock on Oct.
common
Co.,
small
reporting for 1955-56 a trading profit of £9,752,000 (£9,839,000
and £8,264,000 in 1954) and allowing £1,795,000 for deprcci-
1955
ation
located
of
a
and
and
par.
Both
Co.
&
BUSINESS—The
The holders
train
to
300,000
200,000
Co
American Oil Co. of Texas—100%
General
used
finance
to
arising
stockholders
10
i
,
Motors
acres
and
been
at
share.
per
Orcnfell
tne
300,000
Co.~,
and
Ellis
Bosworth,
600,000
Brothers
Lehman
Boettcher
600.000
Co._
&
& Cj...
Rhoacies
—
600,000
Kidder,
has
existing
our
600,000
Co
&
Noyes
Reynolds &
Co.,
Inc.
—V.
offer
thermal
12'/2
*
Inc.—,.
purchase from du Pont approximately
owned by du Pont in the vicin.ty of
Tonawanda, N. Y., and adjacent to properly owned by General Motors.
The
price to be paid by General Motors is approximately $35,000.
or
$4,000 Rn acre.
General Motors wishes to install laircad tr. cks on
this property to provide a suitable route lor entrance to tne motor
plant of General Motors.
Du Pont owns approximately 23% of the outstanding common stock
of
General
Motors.
Du Pont is controlled
by Christiana Securities
needed for. railways, communication sys¬
other
industrial plants, and for the
nuclear power stations.
granted by the Capital Issues Committee to
steelworks
of
Inc
Co.,
&
Evans
'
,
thereon.
8.74
urgently
goods
"Permission
600,000
Barney
hearing
a
be integrated with those
consolidate all oi its ad¬
(Great
required
is
.%
25
1351.
p.
has given
Commission
The company has similar ware-
general
decided
has
company
This
mines,
tems,
construction
represen¬
Jackson
Co,
Co
A:
Boston
Harriman
Horn-
Pierce,
Webber,
600,000
First.
as
Curtis
Corp.
Securities
The
whom
for
and the company has agreed
principal amounts of deben¬
Merrill
_$1.000,000
Inc—L
Co..
Eastman
Becker
G.
below,
below:
Weeks
&
Becker
G.
Blyth
A.
severally,
forth
set
Hornblower
A.
and
severally agreed to purchase,
have
tatives,
to
Weeks
&
named
underwriters
Ltd.
work-in-progress,
capital
oi
This
§17,720 shares ol
issuance
be
equipment
N. Y.
annual
„
has applied to the SEC for an
Company Act with respect to its
land from E. I. tiu Pont de Nemours
certain
Stahl,
'17,444 shs.
1,789,168 shs.
S3,000,000 shs.
$5)
this
capital.
and
"General
46,000 shs.
_
Co.
the
at
•
an
52 V2
corporation
of
tion
of
the Group
at home and overseas',"aii'd 'to'&contiri.ue "fts modernization
and re-equipment plans.'
He added; "We consider these requircmenis
essential to enable the Group to maintain and to increase thi; production
$100)
.
(par
announced
the northern edge of Gaines¬
Electric to handle shipments of
communication
Electric
*
into-,
Inc
Ge-neral Motors Corp.—To Buy
This
$10,000,000
$10,000,000
stock
series—.1
in
series
4'.t
for
tional
stock
p.
deben-
1976
1,
preferred
—issuable
Common
subordinated
will
manufacturing functions.—V.
that
announced
to
CAPITALIZATION
Associates,
184,
V.
General
facilities
General
by
used
Railing
Harry
Alter
period
six
net
and
in
from $36,446,573
increased
same
produced
$30,518,265
of
the
For
plants
and
Mich.
drills
rock
pneumatic
111.
Quincy,
EARNINGS—Net sales
731
include
products
be
mobile
and
General
per
ranging
operate to retire $625,000
1961 through 1975 at par.
years
retire
to
amount
Sept.
will
fund
also
.
'
1
under the Investment
with Alachua investments, Inc.
leased
the
also
See
made
was
'
-
Investors,
A.
Sales
stock
common
at
ship.
1957, the warehouse property, on
will
company's
Sir
debentures
per
today
former manufac¬
warehousing and training opera¬
Equipment Section
feet of space in a
housing facilities at Redwood City, Calif.
Eventually, the warehouse activities will
of the new plant, where the firm plans
to
share.
The
sets
closed.
books
into
four
be
shares
new
.
-
%
delivery
Equipment Section Leases Space—
two-way radio factory at Utica,
shipment in January 1953.
and A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. on Oct. 10 oifered for public
sale
will
four
of
basis
•
entered
Company.—
and
Florida
Security
Hague.
near
'
sets
turbine-generator
is scheduled for Decem¬
turbine-generator set is slated for
steam
this month
said
'
'
First
of
During
writing group
steam
-
has
company
stockholders:
to
'
Grimm
electronic technicians for future employment, at the manulacturing plant which the company plans to build on a 158-acre site
Co.—Debentures Offered—An under¬
Gardner-Denver
early
White
Mr.
group
Inc.,
Co.,
signed
was
Harry E.
Collin, a
resigned as d.rectors
and
Owens-Illinois,
the
President
Dyke,
Oct.
on
National Container Co.,
oi
executive
the
of
announcement
an
with
merger
Vice-President
Executive
'
:
six
be
by B. R. White, Manager of manufac¬
turing lor General Electric Communication Equipment, who said the
lease for the property—formerly occupied by No-Mend Hosiery, Inc.—
Gair Co., Inc.—Two Directors Resign-
immediately
Glass
'
1953.
January
announcement
The
offering
wWl
which
will
There
pumps.
There
tuibine
company's Communication
it has leased
15,000 square
that
turbines
drive
the
on
held.
previously
Clement
order
turing plant at Gainesville, Fla., for a
tion which will begin in January.
(Robert)
for engine room auxili¬
Frigate.
the
serivce
and
in
feed
main
The
p.' 520.
184,
of
Communication
feet.—V.
square
of
ber
horizontal
mechanical
first
shipment
about
(
Turbine Department.
Steam
mechanical
18
covers
each
ship's
provide
The
6.
aboard
remainder
The
in
boiler's
the
turbines
plant
Fritos
said
eight
sitated
the
Plant—
new
plant which will cost approximately $500,000
and
months.
He
company's products
to
President,
oev;
equipment
Now
modern,
a
awarded
Doolin.
E.
Build
of
erection
company's Small
order
the
exchanged
been
share
one
agreement
with Grimm & Co., New Yorjc. EL. y.,; under 'which ;t.he underwriters
have severally agreed ,to purqhasc
and (he company has agreed to
sell
to
them
severally the percentage' set forth below opposite the
name
of
each
such
underwriter,
of
such
shares of the additional
common
stock as shall not be subscribed pursuant to the company's
Equipment Contract
Co.—Auxiliary
totaling approximately $2,750,000
this
to
of
drive
A
aircraft'controls.-ny, 183, p. 1473.
and
has
stock
new
each
UNDERWRITERS—The
equipment to be used aboard three Guided Missile Frigates—units
the U. S. Navy's expanding Atomic-Age combatant fleet—has been
ary
planned
are
Office
Electric
General
A
and
for
company
District
dential,, industrial
shopping centers.
new units were
stores
June
-
five
opened
this
Seattle
of natural gas developments in the Pacific North¬
also announced new and larger facilities in the
to service its customers with'its line of resi¬
abreast
Keeping
Sales
of
September increased, to approximately $3,155,000, an
increase of $474,002 or 17.7%
for 165 stores, compared with sales of
$2,680,198 for 158 stores in September, 1955.
Mr. Rubenstein told stockholders that the company's expansion pro¬
for
5
(1581)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
July,
W.
August
Spalding,
and
President, on Oct. 3 slated that shipments for
September exceeded
shipments
for
the same months
total
expressed
optimism in a continued increase in
sales but noted that the decline in available mortgage money may
last
in
year.
check
the speed
of this projected rise.
hold
He said that Package sales of
compared well with the prefabrication industry as
whole for the current period and that it is generally predicted that
Hodgson
a
He
Houses
5
(1582)
jn
few
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
years
categories
large
very
a
will
be
portion
prefabricated.—V.
of
all
181,
homes
new
in
nearly
all
by
9b0.
p.
Edmond
graph
This
land,
corporation has
of
under
Ohio,
stock, it
dent
the
each
of
Mount
of
rent
with
agreement
offer
Iron
their
of
Van
Vernon
convertible
preferred.
It
each
outstanding snare
also purchase the cur¬
will
assets,
subject to certain liabilities, of Mount Vernon's whollysubsidiary, Federal Cement Tile Co. of Chicago. Holly will also
owned
offer
six
share
of
Cement
shares
Van
Tile
Mount
eral
of
40
its
Dorn.
and
1955
for
each
sales
aggregated
bridge
a
major
a
Van
years.
Dorn
been
has
Tile
stock
common
Reported
Van
Vc-rnon
Cement
over
outstanding common
Mount Vernon,
Federal
of
$15,000,000.
builder for
of
has
foremost
Dorn
been
the
Fed¬
and
years
roofing
pre-cast
panels
complement
the
already
dominant
position
of
manufacturer
Holly's
of
es-
subsidiary.
Pre¬
load
Company, Inc. in pre-s tressed concrete construction
of bridges,
storage tanks and other large structures, Mr. Harris stated.
The com¬
panies will be operated as divisions of Holly Corp. and no personnel
changes are contemplated, he said.
The exchange agreements are subject to approval
by the stockholders
of Mount Vernon
at
special
a
the
and
Van Dorn.
Holly stockholders will also be asked,
shortly, to approve an increase in
authorized capital stock.—V. 183, p. 2291.
meeting
company's
to
called
be
Ilomestake
This
has announced
ship agreement
with
under
the. .Atomic
which
it
has
will
it
entered
into
undertake
Enbrgy Commission
for
to
contract in western New Mexico. The mill
would
750
mill
President,
tons
have
day.
option
an
Grant's,
Donald
a
N.
H.
McLaughlin,
ground
on
for
the
mill
in
the
said
of handling
the
general
H.
partners
vicinity
of
M.
Whitney <fc
Co.,
would
develop
stake
also
White,
Weld
and
&
Co.
operate
and
other
mine
a
in
interests.
this
Home-
area.—V.
169,
206.
p.
bcth
lor
of
Niagara
Kov.
29,
of
the
each
Oct.
on
shares
of
the
at
its
and
stock
Houston
shares of
to
agreement
approval
meetings
consolidation,
be
Hooker
of
to
by
the
held
be
Hooker
stock
each
will
on
net
proceeds
general corporate
to
are
Federal
&
Judge
the
Interstate
be
Lawrence E.
this
of
first
on
used
Messrs.
The
Ellis
Sabula
Iowa,
and
vicinity
for
Judge
Walsh's
utilize
the
order
Walsh
of
This
working
6%
payment,
to
shares of
for
1
to
pay
1352.
p.
Offered—
and
signed
the
lien
trustee,
the
on
and
other
T.
the
of
Because of the Increasing
ized
and
selective
Division
has
of
use
heat-transfer
retained
the
Dr.
now
an
Donald
has
Q.
offices
engineering
divisions
of
Pittsburgh
Battelle
V.
184,
Kern
Messrs.
in
New
staff
Union
Plate
of
York,
50.
Glass
Memorial
Co.,
and
Interstate;,^
on
five
such
to
is
184,
and
at
in
Q.
Kern
to
the
and
head
of
the
special¬
of
to
the
firm
Carbon
and
purchase
and
assist
Turba-
firm,
and Washington,
D. C., and
currently retained by several
Corp., Calumet & Hecla, Inc.,
Vickers, Ltd., York Corp., The
is
several
other
engineering
of
Andover,
Net
Net
from
ry.
income
Jan.
firms
—
from
Net
ry.
303,915
150,580
1954
1953
$1,163,156
283,430
125,027
*145,274
79,256
113,931
8,6%,875
7,835,102
1,605,823
7,170,553
8 461 914
.
1—
from
Net
386,894
railway
oper.
From
Gross
$987,721
railway
railway—___
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
184,
935,965
951,916
317,532
1,708 444
400,602
1018.
p.
the
the
Energy
corporation has
766,067
autonomous status to its Time
original
Equipment
divisions of the company, Thomas
Watson,
Jr.,
IBM
President,
announced
on
Equipment Division is the fourth
segment of IBM
Otnei
divisions
writer,
created
Military
within
Products,
the
and
past
Electric
Mr.
Watson
the
continuing
division s
■4
the
of
to
the
it
company
as
first
second
six
of
The
for
(E.)
There
with
B.
period,
and
will be
for
u-
services
trolled
on
this
or
off
operations
up
in
time
to
a
in
new
ana
to
product
record
and
data
data
of
move
the
its
40
was
Time
5.
The
,
giveA
the
Time
autonomy.
Type-
Electric
Machine
control
groups
or
of
It
is
300%
a
system
remote
institution;
by
the
Division,
'•*'
estimated
increase
that
options
430,000
the
of
order
options
than
to
to
the
will
of
of
directors
entitle
complete
to
grant
be
which
general
and
be
to
the
recording,'
price
will
95%
of
The
to
shares
the
Will
options
not
be
the
market
less
one
any
than
new
automatically collect, correlate, store,
directly communicable to people
forms
represented in
division's management team
184, p. 1353.
International Telephone &
Telegraph
President for Farnsworth Division—
Haggerty1
of
Fort
has
been
Wayne,
Leica
M-3
accessories
new
for
key
of
the
stock
to
sale
GIVING
(par
the
to
the
of
the
EFFECT
TO
appointed
Ind.,
it
was
President
—
general
maintain
State
net
of
April
South
2,
1956
surance
premises
company
New
Farnsworth
on
r
photography
system.*
Leitz, Inc., '•'
E.
*
1956—Month—19o5
*
:
v,:
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$
$
12,404,615
102,104,487
$ ■/' '
-»
57,568,073
:
,
will
)
Department
stock
i
stocx
offered
of
bid
Justice,
during
for
saie
which
World
10
to
seized
War
numoered
Oct.
on
sumitted
was
tne
Office
the
textile
Alien
machine
II.
153,025
shares.
$2,528,400 by Rosedale Knitting
York, and
were
$1,027,162
by Chester H. Roth Co., Inc., New
Chemical Co.. Newark. N. J.—V. 184,
by Montrose
of
1123.
p.
'
Lincoln
Telephone
&
Telegraph Co.,
Lincoln, Neb.— '
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
■■■i
office
.
The
company
Oct.
on
filed
1
6,653
shares
of
common
common
stockholders
of
record
-
share
new
writing.
it
letter
a
covenng
180,
date
the
Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., on Oct. 10 subnigh bid of $3,005,100 for purchase of 63.21%
of Karl Lkberlcnecnt, Inc., Reading, Pa., hosiery
apparent
Reading;
for
each
The
shares
30
proceeus
Sept.
$16-/3)
ipar
17,
held
at
be
used
to
are
notification
of
stock
1956
$40
for
be
the
on
share,
per
with
to
the
bas.s
of
without
working
SEC
ofxered
-
to
'
1
one
'*
etc.—V.
capital
under-
'
1569.
p.
policies
will
on
received
will
2,000,000 shs.,
invested
South
business
accordance
in
Carolina
enable
to
required
incorporated
was
its
license
18,
South
specialize
and
in
in
by
the
added
and
the
of
the
the
Long Island Lighting Co.—Secondary
face
and
made
in
Co.
forms
of
life,
the
Ordinary
$662,498.
non-participating
The
The
com¬
policies.
It
per
to
risks
assume
New
that
York.
would
the
company to cede that
limit
to
the
reinsurance
than
more
company
will
Carolina
until
such
vantageous
to
otherwise
portion
on
its
times
extend
its
be
too
large
in
Initially
risk.
one
any
confine
•
the
facilities
the
other
will
company
V
■•
State,
1956,
1,
1966.
sale
filed
company
covering
The
at
by
$3,000,000
company
100%
headed
states.—V.
the
McLaughlin,
will
Net
—V.
is
the
to
&
and
.
.
it
■
ad¬
183,
Sept.
27
all
the
to
the
conversion,
stock
convertible,
is
30,
price
1956,
of
ncock
being
The
expansion
Eugene
time
expansion
when
He
Jr., President,
for the program
capital
sales
and
Oct.
on
and
&
the
for
Otis,
at
and
to
working
capital.
said
that
"of
the
shares
of
of
of
preierred
business
stock
Oct.
cn
preferred stock
tenders
should
made in
was
tendered
30,
them
to
that
navigable
on
Mr.
in
Walet
1956
for
He
acid
output
field in
an
reported
in
Jim
this
will
company
few
seek
share
per
profits
years."
Texas,
Merichem
ship
should
he said,
plant-
making
it
situated
is
the
above
Harold
oil
and
County,
H.
gas
directors,
shares of
said
will
activities
area
Lake's
Manley,
taxes,
acid
and
for
and
sodium
its
cresylic
double
Mr.
oil
the
petro-chemical
Mr.
Walet
and
gas
Vice-President,
production
Texas.
in
of Texas,
n«w
in
Osage
Walet
to
.
,
prior
convert
common
stock.
offices.—V.
182,
Offering—Mention
offering by this
stock
common
the basis of
on
one new
(par $16)
the
not
Privilege,
Oct.
on
less
to
29,
time
privilege
such
be
AND
CERTAIN
regular
of
the
of
is
1956,
not
and
10. shares.
company
68,334
Co:
OTHERS—The
employees,
subscribing
annuitants,
for and
shares
of
additional
mortgage
2 Vi
%,
25/b%
its
for
demand
GIVING
series
1379
division
"making
nty, Okia.,
it
stock
♦The
is
enly
in
31,
said
subscriptions
alter
EFFECT
allotments
TO
of
shall
have
PRESENT
dated
as
Co.
of
as
stock
be
been
made
made.
FINANCING
Outstanding
Jan.
f$4.031,000
,
12,865.000
1957
4,500.000
$16)
bonds
unlimited,
accordance
Trust
:
(par
amount
is
pur¬
banks:
to
Dec.
outstanding
said.
is
announced
Common
is
and
the
common
series
due
at
bonds:
1576
payable
3%,
company
o'ficers
purchasing
for by exercise of rights.
This Subscription
assignable
or
transferable, will
also
expire
all subscriptions thereunder must be for not
Payment
upon
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
No under¬
subscribed
-which
than
the
full
at
share for each five
Further details follow:
EMPLOYEES
its
price,
shall
as
§Notes
cresylic
underway
its
Jetferson
TO
to
,
program
expand
for
First
time
any
agreed
Auhorized
$125,000
profits of Merichem
after
taxes.
manufactures
The
stockholders of record Oct. 1 of
channel.
approximate
that
$300,000
OFFER
chase
months.
to
that
has
Wells
Houston,
Houston
the Gulf coastal
under
rapid strides"-and
and
after
nine
plans
and
the
approximately
Merichem
within
Houston
also
Merichem
to
expansion
Lake
to
is anticipated,
$500,000
that
and
It
amount
pass
said
adjacent
that
taxes.
will
will
sulpnide
said
after
1957
1958
waters
of
the:*
Oct. 8 of the
of
common
68,334 additional
for
diversification
stock of the Merichem Co., of
wholly-owned Jefferson subsidiary. The
for
certificate
with
at
have
and
1956,
at
made
issue
our
to its
company
offering
next
not
offices.
purchased by them into
so
be
writing is involved.
underway
are
Lake's
standing
a
plans
program.
their
at
disclosed
that
but
common
$100
the.
agreement
Madison Gas & Electric Co.—Stock
Inc.
issuer;
program
is being pushed at
a
sulphur production is running at maximum
highest level in history, Mr. Walet said.
Jefferson Lake has just acquired
remaining out¬
Jefferson
are
7
diversification
Walet
H.
additional
and
«
the ■'.
2021.
group
Gearhart
Sulphur Co.—Plans Expansion—
announced
company
rapid
a
at
stock
of
s tare
taken
of
to
up
common
per
above-mentioned
standby
a
into
$26.25
surrender
of-the
into
entered
St.,
upon
either
at
has
out-
$104.50
St.,
New York? 15; N.
Y. J
Co., Mellon Square, Pittsburgh
department of the Lonfe
Dallas 1, Texas.
, * >
stock
preierred
all
at
made
transfer
Oct.
conversion
1956,
be
Trust
Harwood
on
9,
stock
.will
Broad
30
&
Nov.
on
preferred
Payment
stock
preierred
of
such
close
p.
$40
Lake
&
'••••?
-
shares held; with rights to expire on Oct. 29.
Jefferson
at
was
Langley
public
added
be
snare,
C.
Corp. and certain other Purchasers pursuant to which said
purchasers have agreed to purchase at a price of $105.50 per share
Nov.
due
per
W.
Boston
such
plus $28,500 for expenses.
to be applied in payment of certain
will
p.
redemption
the
business
share
of
All
for,
of
company
Oct.
1968.
p.
184,
Bank,
of
South
the
of
preferred
shares
on
olfice
301
at
eacn
The
preferred stock
$1.25
Corp.
1478.- '
convertible
National Bank
close
all
underwriting
agent
as
SEC
Co.,
company
such
of
Bcs.on
dividends.
Exchange
share
the
purpose
•
South
12I/2%,
balance
the
and
the
debentures
an
First
for
4.75%
accrued
the
at
Gas
s.ock,
p.i 1229..
184,
debentures,
these
through
Co.
proceeds of the financing are
loans
offer
securities
be
with
convertible
to
amount,
Cryan
offer
selling commission
statement
6%
of
proposes
ofe principal
underwriters
The
registration
a
the
3.—V.
called
its
of
Mellon
or
Each
ter
the
not
V,
'•
of
considers
.
,
a
its retention
the
to
management
to
of
excess
Pa.
Star
has
plus
Corn
the
at
or
'■i
they .permit
(F. L.) Jacobs Co., Detroit, Mich.—Registers With SEC
This
Offering—
convertible
discount;
Star Gas Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
snares
snare,
30,
company
since
,
operations
as
'enable«the
treaties
the risk
of
company.
$10,000
The
These
Oct.
on
4.40%
dealer's
a
Co., -Inc.,
&
company
Chemical
-
of
with
associates
standing
the
other
Co.
Blyth
cy
and
shares of
20,000
share
per
Lone
endowment,
company-had
profit
Reinsurance
ofiering of
$100.25
C.
payment
of
'■•located,
are
S.
1,. 1956,
amount
on
Soutji^ Carolina In¬
offices
writing of all
Aug.
Carolina
fields of industrial life, and accident and health,
fields
when
and
if
panicipa don therein offers
possibilities together with adequate safeguards.
The
company
has
negotiated
reinsurance
treaties
with
Lincoln
National Life Insurance Co., Fort
Wayne, Ind., and Nprth American
possibly
Glass Fibers Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 3,GOO shares of common stock (par $5)
was made on Aug. 28
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $16.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents per share. It
was
completed.—V. 184, p. 1019.
company
laws
South
•
Mullins,
limited
of
participating
in
Its
St.,
the
As
aggregate
from
1956.
Main
term.
the
both
enter
Outstanding
the company from
by
be
of
reserves
May
123
will
issue
to
expects
the
including'whole life,
force
in
be
Slate
L-O-F
FINANCING
An
income
Okla.,
of
close up
.
company
received
at
Insurance,
pany
insurance
Commission
retirement
the
Carolina.
and
The
Life
to
offered
now
of
operating funds of
proper
PRESENT
3,000,000 shs.
proceeds
laws
BUSINESS—The
He
Announced
for
viewfinaer-rangefinder
Lieberknecht, Inc.—Bids for Stock Received—
an
$950,000
purchase
years
and
on
Authorized
$!)___
securities
insurance
Jefferson
Corp.
>
wide-angle lens that takes full
a
$
Other bids submitted
Co.,
persons
nor
stock
world-famous
13,628,824
capital
Tf.e
to
share
per
of
-
advances
optical
the
at
1019.
p.
Property,
directors
10
signiiicant
GMBH,
Corp.—September Sales Higher—
■.
manufacturing company
reserved
of
person
Leitz,
camera's
machinery manufacturer. The
the
at
are
board
run
$2
value
109,755,853
granted.
are
-
The
a
Recording.
equipment makes it essential that the
be well-grounded In both
techniques.—V.
G.
Ernst
Germany.
dual-range lens and
American
tne
'
holders
until
agents
and
the
services
retain
granted
shares.
than
options
Common
master-con¬
processing machines.
Co.
incorporating
by
___
mitted
'
di-
full.
in
600,000
options
acquire
not
10,000
option
less
be
the
for
automatically
electro-mechanical
revealed the division had developed
handling known as Automatic Production
this
Lawrence
'
184,
The
of
one
other
ot
progressively
exercisable
total
a
exercise
109,571,835
Cologne,
a
the
also
(Karl)
ability, industry and experience in those positions by allowing the n
to acquire a proprietary interest in the
company.
From such 430,000
1946.
over
By connecting to commercial instru¬
ments
and
measuring
devices in
processing plants and
fabricating
industries, production data
may
be gathered
which
can
be
printed
oil
a
document
automatically, and at the same time
prepared
in
punched tape, or punched card
form,; for direct
processing on elec¬
tronic
data
machines
processing
or
punched
card
equipment.
The
combination of recording and data
processing elements
Electronics
in
of
are
""
—V.
shares
and
four
four
next
on
1956—9 Mos.—1955
12,579,145
di ectors
and
types of, time indicating,
industries and institutions.
system will
production data in
lenses
new
announced
Lerner Stores
of
Supplies
warranted
Equipment
products.
represent
plant
various
^be company just recently
I his
by
central
a
systems; and
signalling equipment for
technique
present
will
year
markets
"*vlslon
or
the
done
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Sept. 30—
grant
40.000
the
of
granted
so
■'
n
Stackhouse,
director
a
each
so
V;
,v
Yorx
City American distributors, disclosed that they are now
being made available through franchised Leica dealers.—V. 181, p. 1777.
have
to
of isers,
promoters;
Secretary,
options
voted
James
the
227,033,136
236,609,357
New
shares
covered
thereby at the price of $2
May
1, 1966.
Not more than
10%
of
the
optioned to each person may be purchased
months
period,
not
more
than
20%
during
authorized
in
the
to
of
Off—
Leitz, Inc., New York—New Lens Designs—
unusual
been
They include
the
the
on
been
to
to
f
624.
"photokina"
5%
stockholders
stock
shares
v
Kress & Co.—September Sales Higher—
p.
advantage
by them f^r c sn at
plus the 5%
guaranteed
shares
the
each
The
months
remaining
issuance
have
to
and
six
years
live
of
of
28,482,189
12,892,598
184,
have
to
a
time
anv
the stockholders
50,000
one
■*
:
1956—9 Mos.—1955
'7
1229.
p.
.—
Two
reserved f
are
transierred
shares
for
?
$
28,342,410
—-
184,
—V.
1,200,000
share, without
These
company.
transferred
*>"
publicly
shares
the
short-term
that
being
diversification
revenues
switching
and
said
business
Oct.
to be
are
Accounting
Divisions.
Increasing
year
'•
'
$36,489,000 $33,015,000
$4,637,000
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Sept. 30—
before
or
on
number
3,
given
three
plate
1958—9 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Kresge Co.—September Sales
(S. H.)
power
llat
This
'
J
mill,
well as
144-inch
new
a
its
and
Iowa.
Savanna
,
J.
include
$5,023,000
___■
:
—V.
(S. C.)—Stock Offered;—
repurchase
so
10,000
qualified.
end
International Business Machines
Corp.—Another Divi¬
sion Receives Autonomous
Status—
Division, oldest of the
foil
and
Va.
1123.
p.
(S. S.)
Sales
.-•.'.wv
offered
to
Vice-President,
for
purchase
share
retain
2,095,324
extensive
add
sheet
W.
^
,
1955
$1,183,982
the
for
Period End. Sept. 30—
Iowa,
Grove,
at
guaranteed
were
and
serving
satisfactory
$1,246,398
.
will
to
will
to
options to be granted
directors of the company.
170,000
W.
Harris,
promoters; and
during
which
RR.—Earnings—
railway
184,
various
stock
of
shares
follows:
as
director
a
leased
Kern
it
Kinney Co.; Inc.—September Sales Up—
_L_
■'
utility „properties.
(par $1) at $2 per
they
they
John
per
Equipment
Associates
1956
from
(G. R.)
—V.
wholes,ale3o Sabula,
Teeds
and
727.
p.
agreed
option
of
which
promoters
the
D.
that
plate
Ravenswood,
at
are
industry
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
;*-vv
electric
area
energy
generated
OPTION—|-On May 11, 1956,
to
President,
with
of
Oct.
,
facilities
facilities
aircra.t
Sales
and
August—
Gross
V
v<
Elizabeth,
and
whereby
the
all
for
STOCK
total
in
4
aluminum
on
of
construction
with
Savanna^
common
addition, 600,000 shares
stock
at
years
prices
1477.
Process
i.
iacilities and ultrasonic testing equipment as
largest plate stretcner, capable of stress-relieving aluminum
up to six inches thick.
'
s
plate
These
the
and
merging
Carroll,
of. its
customers
Sabula
exercise
Stackhouse
agreements
a
pfc 323.
Illinois Terminal
300
of
stock
In
on
under
p.
Canadian
Institute,
Sabula
September
CAPITALIZATION
its
and
Chicago,
That
&
about
common
return
involves
Hunt's
'
Corp.—Expansion—
treating
worla
alloy
Northwestern;
Interstate;
service
gas
Mount
shares
electric
facilities
in
PROCEEDS—The
Nov.'l,
the Turba-Film Processor
founder
Carbide
the
announced
production
under
now
additional
heat
»
Harris, as well as Messrs,. Edgar L, Mc-.
Gowan and Sam R. Webster, Jr., who were also
original stockholders,
paid for portions of their subscriptions in stock of other
corporations
$28,000,000 bonds.—V. 184,
processes,
services
is
the
vicinity
area
Stichman,
property
in developing the theoretical and
commercial applications
Film processing unit.
,
Chemical
&
mort¬
(Rodney) Hunt Machine Co., Orange, Mass.—Agreem't
.
and
Galena,
4,350
serve
agents, employees and
more
author¬
d%
refunding
Herman
railroad's
after
and
order
an
public holders
first
of
about
on
Co.,
Chicago,
Northwestern.
of
assets
of
to
v;,''
issue
to
to
the
issuance
the
Oct.
on
sales
made
be
approximately $1,800,000
of
by
and diesel generating plant at Galena
retail
In
underwriting.
to
presently
capital
general cash fund for that purpose.
The
Haugh
acquiring
and
electric
around
Haugh for
company
personnel
and
directs
from
and
Northwestern.—V.
thereof
the
share to bona fide
per
for
to
bonds
also
proceeds
Electric
&
Haugh,
stock
securities
and
of
purpose
property
facilities
Sabula
and
Stock
—
gage bonds.
of
at
and
the
plant
and
area
elected
RR.—Payment Authorized—
company
mortgage
debt
Ellis
combined
in
proposes
then
purposes.
tiustee
principal
to
service
by
the
utility
provides
Savanna, a steam
transmission, lines.
rectors
Oldbury.—V. 184,
Co.
$2.25
at
Manhattan
for
public
at
shares
Hudson
Gas
J.
common
Woodbine,
Chadwick, Thomson, and Schapvllle,
111.
It
supplies electricity at. wholesale to the bom m unity .of Hanover, 111.
Nortliwestern's
properties include a steam electric generating
plant
the
of
be
residents of the State of Texas.
The
Illinois
Edmund
of
the
lor
mill
Tne
Com¬
Power
also
by the issuance
effected
for
stock of
common
Foundry & Machine
common
corporation
rolling
Menominee,
and
formal
a
subject
The consolidation will
common
facilities
is
says,
electric
approved
8
Horth, LaMaster & Lacey, Inc., Houston, Tex., on Sept.
24 publicly offered
voting trust certificates for 100,000
izing
electric
the
own
total
^
of
Northwestern
options
special
proposed
outstanding 10,000 shares of
Federal
'
3011.
p.
183, \
Canada.—V.
Alberta,
and
'*■
being installed to meet the growing demand of
high quality aluminum plate in increasingly
the mergers of the facilities of Northwestern and of Ellis and
larger dimensions in the strongest alloys.
'
Haugh ;
into Interstate.
Also
undelr5 construction on the 2,500-acre Ravenswood site is" a
V
Interstate proposes to issue
125,000-ton
per
year
aluminum
reduction plant,
132,150 shares of its common'stock to
wnich is designed
the stockholders of Northwestern in
for
possible future expansion to an annual capacity of 220,000 tons
exchange for 2,00o shares; con¬
of
stituting all of the capital Stock, of Northwestern.
This - acquisition,
primary
metal.—V.
184, p.
1353.
Oldbury Electro-Chemical Co.,
companies,
company
of
and
sale
the
terms
continuing company.
45
Y.,
two
ef
1356.
Under
ol
N.
the
of
Ellis
D.
the
Co.—Consolidation Approved
and
company
Falls,
consolidation
stockholders
this
of
Fred
the
Kentucky
return.
Electrochemical
directors
with
Northwestern
company,
and
filed
been
the
repurchased
Hooker
has
in
acreage
Kaiser Aluminum
Co.—Proposed Acquisition, ..etc.—
seeking
the
The
183,
for
the
of
Vice-Presi¬
become
Calif.—V.
Hills,
negotiating
p.
2292.
.'*?•
••
President
to
Tele¬
&
division.
a
as
resigned
Investment Life & Trust Co.
partner¬
This would be the first expansion of Homestake,
operator of America's
largest active gold mine, into uranium milling. The company now mines
uraniun in Utah. Ores for the mill would be
supplied from a property
contributed to the partnership by
the United Western Minerals Co.,
J.
application
construction
be capable
Beverly
Hull
Sales
complete negotiations
uranium
a
limited
a
having
authority lor the issue
assumption by Interstate of the
Mining Co.—Uranium Mill Planned—
company
latter
L.
Telephone
is
company
Harvard
facilities
Power
mission by
this
cf Savanna, 111.,
111.,
for
prison equipment since 1872 and also is a steel fabricator
manufactures injection molding presses, plastic
pipe and fittings,
chemical and paint containers.
Activities of these companies will
and
joint
Interstate
80
over
manufacturer
cape-pioof
and
A
Dorn.
for
the
Industries,
Interstate
exchange
Holly will offer 2'/2 shares of its common stock
share of Mount Vernon common and one share
stock
Division,
International
of
Farnsworth
Dr.
Ihis
of Cleve¬
an
the
replaces
Litton
of
President
which
Vernon
Mount
Works Co.,
stockholders
agreement
outstanding
Holly convertible preferred
neve
a
will
was
President
Under
for
an
and Van Dorn
it
dent
jointly anonunced on Oct. 9 by S. B. Harris, Jr., Presi¬
Holly; G- H. Redding, Chairman of Mount Vernon; and L. C.
of
Jones,
into
entered
Ohio,
which
Leavey,
of
Haggerty
Farnswortii
Holly Corp.—Proposed Acquisitions—
Co., of Mount Vernon,
H.
Corp.,
.Mr.
Monday, October 15, 1956
...
1.
with
all
except
the
1946,
500,000 shs.
^
of
series
that
indenture
between
the
which
additional
cf
bonds
mortgage
company
400,500 shs.
at
may
and
and
any
are
deed
First
time
be
if suable
of
trust
Wisconsin
tiustee.
ISinking fund requirements due
Nov.
1,
1956
and
Jan. "1,
1957
have
v
Number 5577... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
bonds
in
§The
Its
deposit with and the cancellation
principal amount oi $112,000.
uie
company
construction
temporarily financing
program with bank loans,
is
per year and commitment fees
committed funds not drawn down.
borrowed "an
All
additional
DIVIDENDS—The
its
on
share
per
has
company
each
stock
common
cents
Aug.
offer
company
lao /.
jl,
1955
in
engaged
Nov.
thereof
for
measured
to
be
in
the production,
1957.
1,
no
each
from
to
to
case
period
the
redeemd
5V2%
1,
5 V2 %
1956—Month—1955
' 1956—8 Mos —1955 -.
$2,231,096 $19,994,382 $17,644,786
stock,
of
EFFECT
$10
net
proceeds
ployee's
including
number
the
terests
17via
indenture
trust
comprising
to
tures
The
be
First
for
Mexico
for
acoustic
The
names
amount
of
be
to
of
to
1955,
several
companies,
contracts
together
with,
described as
70,000
into
entered
were
in some
the "A,"
to
above
Marine
the
consist, of
pursuant
From
trust
derived
are
or
such
to
sellers
the
by
and
individuals
the
contract
from
;
The
Inc.
by
are
of
view
proven
the
foregoing,
the
offering price
the
current
unit
per
based
not
is
follows:
barrels;
the
"A"
and
the
presently
If
the
be
one-eighth
gas
"F"
Cole & Co.——
is
Co.
MacDonald,
&
also
See
"B"
144,721
the
in
184,
1478.
p.
the
the
in
"
its
Marsh
Corp.—Debentures
made in
issue
The
and
convertible
will
and
184,
Stock
Oct.
of
sinking fund debentures will
issued
be
as
920.
p.
is
It
8
Offered—
f
V
dated
be
Oct.
1,
verted
and
on
on
on
prior
or
prior
prior
or
that
or
to
to
to
conversion
Oct.
April
1.
April
1,
1,
1959,
1961,
1964,
prices
or
$14
or
share
per
if
$12
or
if
$13
if
of
$11
converted
converted
converted
convertible
time
any
contain
$70,000
Oct.
or
fund
fro^n
debentures
time
company on not less
provision
principal
in
l
whole
a
as
option of the
will
sinking
each
for
amount
of
the
the
of
to
1957
to
to
are
time
in
than 40 days'
retirement
convertible
years
thereafter
184,
Retail
a
be
part,
by
notice.
through
a
Stores
such
lot,
at
fund
Co.—September Sales Higher-
and
fund debentures on
including 1966.
The com¬
redemption prices (exclusive of interest accrued to the
redemption) of the convertible sinking fund debentures for
tion at the option of the company (expressed in percentages
cipal amount) for the 12 months periods ending Sept. 30 in
years
indicated
1959,
103%;
1964,
100V2%;
The
are
102»/2%;
1965,
100%;
as
1961,
and
of
the
interest
Navarho
follows:
102%;
1966,
1957,
1962,
104%;
1958,
101'/2%;
date
of
prin¬
1963,
101%;
sinking fund debentures are redeemable through
sinking fund at the principal amount thereof plus
to the date of redemption.
is
,
and
frequency
an
is
standard
ac¬
belnf
to give
designed
'
,
bearing information,
distance and
ground station, to
a
Container
National
Associated
&
Co.;
in
an
unlimited number of aircraft
wv:1is
within,
Corp.—Bankers
A.
Freres
the
in
ML
V.
&' Co.;
Shoe
$4,873,611 $36,586,745 $35,549,402
Corp.—September Sales Increased—
1956-""37 Wks.—1955"
$11,852,051 $80,807,725 $75,325,214
1956—5 Wks.—1955
$12,995,533
1124.
p.
has placed
183,
Mercantile
1956—8 Mos.—1.955
$81,823,000
1956—Month—1955
$11,985,000 $11,161,000 $86,475,000
Bales
—V.
184, p.
Jan.
of
said
Sales
94,412,346
_
—V.
184,
p.
Sales Up—
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$
$
S
Morris
The
Oct.
$
all
at
Plan
The board
record
shares
for each ten held.
Corp.—Unclaimed Funds—
six
years
the Trustee and
the
after
date
(remaining
maturity
of
of
tha
the
redemption of any
surrendered for redemption
for
bonds
gold
bonds
in the
liability
shall
after
entitled
—V.
be
183,
under
look
to
aforesaid
as
Reorganization).
of
alter Oct.
Inc.—Sales Up—
1956—9 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Sept. 30—
$1,259,211 $13,171,952
$1,459,275
$;2,636,4J?
1230.
p.
Steel Corp.—Registers Debs. With SEC—
National
corporation
on
Oct.
4
filed
a
registration
statement
Loeb
&
Co.,
interest
The
with th»
to
$55,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1986,
public sale through an underwriting group headed by
covering
for
1956,.
29,
,
Shirt Shops of Delaware,
Period End.
184,
Plan
supplemented,
respect to the moneys so repaid to tha
the holders of the said bonds shall there¬
only to the company for payment thereof
and
cease
Sales
—V.
Oct.
Ne*
670.
p.
National
to
the
indenture,
the trustee with
of
before
Place,
the trustee will pay to the holders of said adjustment
the principal amount of said bonds
(including any
issuable in exchange for 6V'2%
general mortgage sink¬
Kuh i,
The First Boston Corp., and Harriman Ripley & Co., I.
rate, public offering price, and underwriting terms .aca
supplied by amendment.
be
proceeds of the financing will be added to the general
and will be used in connection with financing
company
pletion of its construction program. As of June 30, 1956,
cost
to complete the authorized
capital improvements
approximately
$140,000,000.—V.
184,
p.
amounted
*«»
1479.
Refining Co.—Stock
National Sugar
funds ct
the com¬
the estimate!
Subscriptions—CI
ord
at
Sept. 13,
a
total of 93,195 shares were subscribed
for
$30 per share and the 1,608 unsubscribed shares we?5
and sbld by the underwriters, headed by Mor¬
taken up
cents per share and
both payable Dec. 15. This
share against $1.60 in 1955.
declared an extra dividend of 20
also
Co.;
the 94,803 shares of common stock (no par) which wet a
offered for subscription by common stockholders of rec¬
Offering—
of ^California—Plans
the ratio of one new share
$33.50 each in
the
Co.
on
Oct, 5 voted to offer to stockholders of
who are residents of California 21,715 additional common
Pill;
Edgar M.
Norris;
See further dettiilj
amended).
as
company
92,152,057 702,460,204 640.178,024
1354.
directors
15
least
1950,
provided
fund
Net
1956—Month—1955
and
E.
Bond
Bank,
successor
trustee
of
the indenture
income bonds of
the company called for
1947,
will
repay
to the company on Oct.
30,
1,
at
15,
1935,
1,
the
Period End. Sept. 30—
Jan.
for
15, N. Y.
.income bonds,
1230.
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—September
M.
.Manning;
Schweickhardt & Co.
Corp.;
McLarty
Howard
Bankers
thereof,
which
have not theretofore been
(including any
of said bonds issuable in exchange for 6'/2%
general mortgage sinking
fund gold bonds under the company's Plan
of Reorganization dated
SEC
Inc.—September Sales Up—
Stores Co.,
Co.;
adjustment
April
offered
Period End. Sept. 30—
Vivian
&
Shober;
&
1956, the^balance of moneys deposited with
unclaimed
This
2765.
p.
Wheat
Manhattan
the
redemption
C,
Press Building
Chase
Green & Co.; Kroeze,
were
J.
Woolfolk
Inc.;
Securities
National
&
underwriting
Law
Associates,
Taylor & Co.;
184,
p.
1354.
The
gan
Stanley & Co., at $34 per
share.—V. 184, p. 1230.
regular quarterly of 40 cents per share,
brings
the
182,
total
p.
this
year
to
$1.80
per
National
511.
Tea Co.—Current Sales
Period End. Sept. 8—
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Vernon, O.—Exchange Offer
Mount Vernon Co., Mount
See
Holly
Corp.
above.—V.
184,
p.
Sales
—V.
920.
(G. C.)
Murphy Co.—September Sales
Period End. Sept. 30—
1956—Month—1955
$
—V.
184, p.
1230.
$
16,091,303
Sales
15,803,121
Increased—
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$
$
133,254,527 127,145,175
46,336,286
.....
184," p.
National
Up—
1956—36 Wks.—1955
$
$
£ach of
103V2%;
100%.
time
'
'
of
redemp¬
areas,
continent.
atomic
new
Merger—Lazard
ing
convertible
operation
accrued
1960,
below,
1956—8 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$4,958,904
—
1124.
p.
10.—V.
—V.
year.
water
approximately a 2,000 mile radius. The first ground station is locate 1
near
Rome, N. Y. Flight tests are currently being conducted by th<®
Rome
Air Development Center of the
Air Force's Air Research and
Development Command, under whose direction the system has
developed.—V. 184, p. 920.
York
Calif.—Debentures Placed
Oct.
the
of
large
or
Upon presentation and surrender of said bonds on or
29,
1956,
at The Chase Manhattan Bank 43 Exchange
at
sinking
The
the
Toronto.—V. 184, p. 220.
California, San Fran¬
Privately—The corpo¬
privately, through Emch & Co., Mil¬
waukee, Wis., an issue of $800,000 sinking fund deben¬
tures, series B, due Aug. 1, 1966, it was announced on
The indenture
sinking
American
North
company's
respect to
Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of
ration
and
redeemable
terrain
difficult
over
"Navarho."
bonds,
Canadian engineering office in
Sales
184,
cisco,
except
pany may, at its option, also provide for the retirement through the
sinking fund in each of said years of, up to an additional $70,000
principal amount of debentures, which right is non-cumulative in
each
in September at a cost
of McKee's program of expanding its home office and
facilities to take care of the growth in the volume of
An
earlier
phase of this
program
was
the recent
part
Melville
thereafter
thereafter,
the
securing
con¬
privilege will terminate at the close of business on the 5th
day prior
to
any
redemption date as
to
convertible
sinking fund
debentures called for redemption on such date.
Communication!
by the Air Force in its experimental long range navigation system
called
Widdell, President,
additional stories.
such
The
used
As
1956,
if
of
Interstate
McKee & Co.—Moves Steel Division—
___________
—V.
—V.
the
of
"Scatter
that
is
extremely
difficult
and expensive
by
oth r
equipment plays an important part in the radar protective
This
Security
steel
coupon
initial
the
1956-r-9 Mos.—1955
business.
Sales
i
■"
debentures, registerable as to principal,
the denominations of $1,000, $10,000 and any multiple of $10,000
approved by the company.
They are to be convertible at their prin¬
cipal amount into common stock at any time on or before their
at
3,000
$500,000, contains about 25,000 square feet of floor space,
frame construction with provision for the future con¬
of
of
McLellan
in
maturity
7,000
5,000
5.000
5,000
5,000
3,000
$8,579,570 $74,093,242 $71,336,016
engineering building was completed
new
is
opening of
con¬
public
offering of $700,000 5V2% convertible sinking fund de¬
bentures due Oct. 1, 1966 at 100% and accrued interest
and 135,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $10 per
share through a group of underwriters headed by The
First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb.; Cruttenden & Co.;
Boettcher & Co.; Barret, Fitch, North & Co., and Burke
& MacDonald, Inc.
Further details follow:
our
7,000
Mc-
&
National's
another
In the general consumer field, National is well-known^ for its hifhfidelity components. Four quality speaker systems and an exciting nitjr
automatic record player are part of this activity.
of
approximately 9,000 royalty acres.—V.
Steel
was
Blosser
engineering buildings in the industry, H. E.
on Oct.
5.
excess
new
"royalty acres," on the basis of
the interests of the trust would amount
royalty,
ioliows:
Atomichron,
still
Additionally, National's research staff has produced major improve¬
ments in its high-quality radio receivers for commercial and military
use. A new high precision receiver for
amateur use has been recent-jr
released., and other new models are currently being engineered.
company's Steel Division was transferred earlier this month
newly completed building in Cleveland, Ohio, one of the most
engineering
6,560
"F"
as
Co
1230.
p.
struction of two
the
presently
acres
through
&
1956—Month—1955
period End. Sept. 30—
net
"A"
tnem^are
shares
of
Stores Corp.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 29—
Mention
9,500
—
V.
184,
The
acres.
164,241
to
number
Dowell
Arnold & Crane
Loewi & Co., Inc
The Small-Milburn Co., Inc.
Harold E. Wood & Co
A. G. Edwards & Sons
Rodman & Renshaw—
$8,689,763
—V.
and
Accord¬
contract,
industry
means.
v
70,000
the
department Stores • Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering; of 30,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on Oct. 2 by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
at $39.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per
share. It was completed.—V. 184, p. 728.
.'This
'
49,033,000
barrels.
la
important contribution to the elec¬
"Scatter techniques" enable reliable communication fc®
maintained
The
$70,000
70,000
announced
approximately
contract,
"B"
266.667,000
12,960 acres;
subject
terms
unit
th®
complishment
.&
Shares
13,500
Bache
&
modern
developed before the investor can
from production. The net acreage
leases which are subject to such
contracts,
trust
in
each
barrels:
contract,
leases
stated
minimum of
capital
and
the
gas
for
contracts,
be
must
"A"
of
and
"F"
his
through
oil
to
107,261,000
oil
follows1
"C"
were
usual
a
of
interests
under
tracts
the
fields
under
as
and
acres;
held
oil
barrel
one
through
return
held
contracts is
of
contract,
"C"
ingly,, major
receive
sale
Co.—
Beecroft,
to
upon
barrels of oil which would have to be produced from
subject to each of such contracts for the Trust to receive
for
laboratories.
National Pool Equipment Co.—Stock Sold—The public
offering, made on Sept. 25 of 200,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) at $3 per share through Mid-South Secu¬
rities Co. and Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., and
associates, was quickly oversubscribed.
&
Fitch, North
(Arthur G.)
through
proceed? from
of
earnings.
gross
North
the
the
to
represents
Strader,
the basis of the maximum overriding royalties specified
"F" contracts and without adjustment for taxes,
on
"A"
leases
as
and
reserves
Computed
the
to
production,
leases subject to the contracts will be obtained, or, since
greater portion of the areas off the coasts of Texas and Louisiana
unproven,
that any such additional leases will be productive. In
the
in
first
of
each
Straus,
15,000
13,500
•:
month
be
deben¬
—
and
McCormick
Co.—15,000
Period End. Sept. 30—
additional
the
and
fund
Shares
Sales
>
1955,
tronic
a
underwriters
Fitch,
-
purchased
,,
addition
System"
em¬
an
Cole & Co._—
Small-Milburn Co.,
of Lin-
Inc.-
by
contracts.
to July 1, 1956,
the
trust
was
entitled
to
receive
$2,566
as
accrued
royalty on oil
produced from 12 wells. The per unit value of the trust's interest in
reserves
proven to date is negligible and
there is no assurance that
August
to
Beecroft,
13,500
referred
acquired
rights
applications
industrial
and
researcn
McCrory
other
and "F" contracts, related
companies of such of the geopnysical data referred to above as
applied to the areas specified by the respective contracts. The interests
to
on
an
.
Co.
=
15,000
.
oil
transferred
in
radio
May
v
between
certain
cases,
of
.
several
the
underwriters
—
Burke
"B," "C," "D," "E"
to the development or acquisition by such
contracts,
declared
convertible sinking
them are as follows:
of
& Co.
Barret,'
Mexico.
1948
of
useful
Helped Arrant
Co., Lehman Brothers and
Central
National
Corp.,
substantial stockholders ot
National Container Corp., furnished assistance and fi¬
nancial advice in the negotiations leading to the merger
of that corporation with Owens-Illinois Glass Co.
TIlj
merger became effective on Oct. 4.—V. 184, p. 1479.
Boettcher
potential oil and gas oearing structures by means
based on pressure-operated hydrophones. As a
system
These
directors
Barret,
Neb:.——--——-&
pursuant
the
140,000
several
IA,'-
Crutjtenden
exploration, considerable geophysical data were developed
to geological formations tnrougnout a substantial part
approximately 14 xtec deep to approximately
300 feet deep off the coasts of Texas and Louisiana. This area extends
from the vicinity of the mouth of the Mississippi River to the vicinity
of
the international
boundary line between the United States and
oil
exercise
quarterly.
140,000
the
The First Trust Co.
coin,
found
be
that:
of
its relatively
small size and mobility, the Atomichron
makes high precision time interval and frequency control practical
navigation, communication and engineering systems without reliance
radio time signals.
/
screen
$140,000
:___
stock
common
„•
respect
From
upon
1956,
31,
the
of
Co.
of
of
each
by
& Co.___.
names
announced
also
Because
for
dividend
payable Oct. 1,
1956, to shareholders of
It is contemplated that dividends on the
Burke & MacDonald, Inc.
the Gulf in waters from
parties.
issuance
July
1956,
1956.
declared
Co
&
precision of tne celestusl
paths limit
now
issued share of common
changed into two shares
;
after
20,
Neb.—______
Boettcher
result of this
certain
6,
1956,
the
authorized
shares, $10 par value, to
company
-
of
Sept.
100,000
fluctuations in the observed stff
accuracy,
transmission
raido
manufacture
In
the
be
purchased
Trust
Lincoln,
the
;
agreement.
s^are,
25,
will
principal
Cruttenden
depositary
and
from
issued
Sept.
per
Sept.
stock
respective
trust estate.
!
The interests comprising the trust estate were created in the follow¬
ing manner. Beginning in 1948 Marine and certain companies affiliated
with
it
conducted extensive
seismic
geophysical - exploration in the
with
and
readings.
oscillating crystals, where radio current®
often operate in the million cycle per second range, one major prob¬
lem has been the accurate frequency calibration of the resulting equip- >
ment.
This job becomes easy for the new atomic
clock, which csia
discover variations in frequency as small as five parts per 10 billion.
700,000
$284,402 slis.
price.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Sept.
■
700,000
t^l.OOO.OOO shs.
effective
of
purchase
cen.si
on
common
of
sections
shares
stock
record
agreement.
As
indicated in such sections, tne issuance of additional units wiil not
affect the percentage which each unit represents in eacu of tne in¬
of
time
company
Atomichron will
$300,000
due
debs,
reserved
officer
DIVIDENDS—On
of
special telescope,
a
are
radio
Although impressive in its
positions
value.
par
conversion
6
celestial clock requires
only a few in the world. And to make the readln *
signals, keyed to telescope observations
azn
broadcast internationally.
Outstanding
$300,000
value)
shares
an
initial
the
tlncludes
30, 1966 at $6.50 per unit.
. C
w.
,
outstanding units may be increased to not more ;
than 2,000,000 by the issuance of up to 256,667 additional units upon
the inclusion in
the trust estate of additional interests as referred
and
an
there
available,
the
value,
and each
was
reclassified and
$1
1,000
by
th*
,
stock,
held
developed
over three. decades by scientists the world over.
the fundamental time determining mechanism or "escan!of the earth on its
axis and its revolution
the sun. To read the
which
of
each
par
value,
par
to go to selling
are
$i
has
is''the, rotation
around
and 63,636 shares reserved
issuance upon conversion of the convertible sinking fund debentures
lor
speculation.
fund
3,
Oct.
on
theory evolved
Until now,
FINANCING
Authorized
$50,000
__'
changed
was
shares,
common
at
of
PRESENT
TO
:
par
announced
was
.
ment"
months, or fraction thereof,
dates of the serial debentures
redemption thereof, such premium
for
.
amendment
stock
tIncludes
option
,
1962
($1
charter
1,000,000
unit holders.
After giving
effect to tne sale of sucn uniis, me sellers will own
1,186,834 units of the 1,733,333 units outstanding.
The
sellers
also
agreed to sell to Dinou, Read & Co. Inc.
(the
"underwriter") warrants evidencing the rignt to purchase an aggregate
of 50,000 additional units at a
warrant price of 20 cents per unit.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. oifered sucn warrants by a separate prospectus
to
a
limited
number
of persons,
all of wnom are associated with
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., at a warrant price of 22 cents per unit.
Such warrants, which will expire on Sept. 30,
1966, will be exer¬
cisable in whole or in part at any time on and after Jan. 1, 1958
and
on
or
before Marcn 31,
1964 at $o.5J per unit and tnereauer
Gulf
.
maturity
GIVING
due
to
stock
common
has been completed, all of said units having been sola, it
I was announced on Oct. 10.
Tnese units were onered
in
a
aggregate
calendar
12
fixed
1966
1,
'
to
in
2>/2%.
sinking
con v.
Oct.
Tex.—Units Sold—An
debs,
1957
Common
! offering of 450,000 units of interest in this Trust, made
!
on Oct. 2 through Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. at $4 per unit,
The
date
exceed
serial
Nov.
*By
to
of
respective
the
CAPITALIZATION
1019.
p.
Marine Petroleum Trust, Dallas,
a
limited
are
clock
$2,720,134
184,
The
The
.J.
Period End. Sept. 30—
as
Nov.
1, 1956, to be issued
principal, in the denomination
$50,000 each'year com¬
to
at the rate of
serial debentures
it
stable to within three secohds per hundred yean
and' exceedingly more precise than telescopic observations. In
thli
device, the fundamental escapement is the precestional motion of an
electron in the cesium atom. This is the result of the applications of
dated
as
serially
Co., Inc.—Develops Atomichron—
.
The
Sales
!
mature
National
.
This
company,
Atomichron
amount to* $300,000.
They are redeemable, at the principal
amount thereof,
with interest accrued thereon to the date fixed for
redemption, and a premium of >/2 of 1%
of
the principal amount
Mangel Stores Corp.—September Sales Up—
—V.
be
to
1478.
p.
.
Co. of Lin¬
principal
organized
company,
to
are
debentures, registerable
$1,000,
mencing
15, 1955, March 15,
in Wisconsin on April 8, 1896,
distribution and sale of electricity and
distribution and sale of natural gas in Madison, Wis.,
and territory
adjacent thereto, entirely within Dane County, Wis. See also V. 164,
BUSINESS—The
debentures
coupon
of
disposed of such stock in 1948.
is
serial
The
as
quarterly
and
series A debentures with like matu¬
cash adjustment for accrued interest. .The
a
underwritten by The First Trust
was
With SEC
investment company filed an amendment on .Oct. 5, 1956 to it®
registration statement, covering an additional 500,000 shares of com*
mon stock, $1
par value.—V. 182, .p 1570.
*
in varying amounts
dividends of
stock have been paid
An oi the couioum suOck of
by a holding company which
was,
Mutual Trust, Kansas City, Mo.—Registers
7
This
coln, which will offer any new unexchanged debentures
to the public at 100% and accrued interest.
agreement.
Quarterly
1»G9.
since
laob and Sept. 15, l9oo.
for many years, held
15,
June
company
the
credit
rities, plus
on
dividends
paid
year
outstanding common
the
on
irom iviarcn 15, 1950 through Sept. 15,
dividends of 45 cents per share were paid on Dec.
1956i
year
per
1956,
15,
bank
this
regulany
the
1%
of
under tne bans credit agreement mature Dec.
borrowings
40
On
under
$1,000,000
like amount of 5%
Dorrow up to $io,000,oo0
funds actually in use is
one-half
of
Exchange Offer Also Underwritten—The corporation
Oct. 3 also offered $300,000 of new 5V2% serial deben¬
tures due Nov. 1, 1957-1S62, inclusive, in exchange for a
of the costs of
to a bank credit
pursuant
agreement under which the company may
as
the
work progresses.
Interest rate on
3%
of
on
portion
a
the trustee
by
satisfied by
been
(1583)
5
$
42,595,825 419,723,826 385,019,823
823.
Tungsten
Corp.,
Los
Angeles,
Calif.—Step3
Up Production—
-
First
shipment of
program was
More
than
tungsten under the government's new
stockpUirj
announced on Oct. 8 by Sol Posner, President.
seven tons of concentrate were shipped, Mr. Posner saio.
8
<
total production since the firm was reorganized last May
approximately 15 tons.
The
govoi nment's
ouying program was reinstated last month.
bringing
to
runs
Dec.
the
at
the
meet
of
r.ear
Mill
Ranch
Porterville,
near
Calif.,
Fresno,
being
is
of
John
to
of
the
up
demand.
Tyler
the
The
has
from
increased
been
800
4,500
to
week,
a
Mr.
Mr.
to
The
outstanding,
after
and
stock
common
Stock
Oct.
9,
Exchange
business
this
corporation,
which
of
there
1956,
was
traded
on
1956.
The
stock
that
Exchange
will
until
its
continue
Denver
Pittsburgh and Los Angeles Exchanges.—V.
184,
close
the
New
Gas Pipeline
Co.—Hearing
companies
Power
for
uled to open
the
In
Initial
The
Commission
natural
Oct
meantime
filings
been
been
made
the
on
the
applications
Midwest
previously
estimated
The
and
Chicago
combined
applications
Texas
District
Pipeline
Co.,
Corp., of Houston, Tex.;
Springs, Colo.
1,329 miles of
sched¬
Natural's
miles
of
of
36
facilities
at
a
Joliet,
111,;
Colorado
appurtenant
original
pipeline,
Natural
Pipeline
Gas
Co.,
Pacific
Interstate
metering
application
installation
engines,
of
Co.,
total
cost
of
6,000
of
related
equipment at
and
stations
1
Pacific
in
Northwest's
new
$24,267,545
Colorado
In
and
station;
and
metering
for the operation of
pioject is $76,199,000.
the
application
authority for
and
existing
quested
in
addition
the
the
of
original
55,500
480
of
and
application
$3,149,500.
Co.
feeet
and
to
cubic
feet
per
about
and
sales
miles
interstate
design
utilize
by
of
54,800
cost
a
its
its
requested
application
pipeline,
at
Coloiado
original
proposed
the
future
reequjrements of the Rocky Mountain
served
area
miles
756
tion
of
be
to
Interstate
of
transmission
33,865
added
revised
project
Chicago
line
27,115
is
revise
and
its
design
by
ing
retiring 87 miles and
a
total of S0.9C0
horsepower
approximately
to
retired.
be
of
to
and
investigate
statutes
has
been
mittee
"At
the
$1,065,303.
time
Dividends
In
Machine
The
last
$45,044,199
of
the
of
increased
to
—V.
p.
183,
12,
1.956,
net
this
year
earnings
the
shipment
months
the
for
dividends
6,000 shares,
2900.
corporation
500
of
first
those
over
of
heavy
two
have
28
been
of
1956
amounts
paid
at
It
amounted
to
Sept.
fully subscribed by
was
on
shares
filed
1
prefered
letter
a
stock
The
working capital and
subsidiaries,
from
Co.,' $400,000
ized
to
the
and
banks
in
for
of
notification
be
to
offered
proceeds
new
to
are
at
the
increase
to
of
from
or
addition to
NEES,
of
authorized
their
of
are
respective
follows:
as
in
addition
and
borrowings;
to
Power
Worcester
borrowings,
The
the
$10,525,000 will be from
First
National
issuance
companies
costs—V.
to
and
discharge
184,
p.
Bank
sale
of
their
of
the
NEES
and
Boston.
notes
The
will
be
outstanding notes
the
$20,000
County
to
Electric
of, author¬
used
or
addition
in
Electric
Co.,
The
and
the
total
balance, $5,350,000,
proceeds
by
to
Inc.,
'
to
the
pay
be
derived
borrowing
construction
1354.
The
in
of
New Manitoba Gold
to
G.
succeed
Smerchanski
the
late
C.
Mines, Ltd.—New President—
has
Glenn
been
elected
Hunter.
President
and
a
director
of
term
the
of
intended
prior
the
to
to sell $25,1,
Oct.
principal
the
and
1966
amount.
proceeds
the
of
sale
to
loans.
9
Northeast
Airlines.
developed
on
from
any
184,
6%
debenture
lc
par
common
in
units
be
57c
and
and
boardwalk,
steel
series
Common
of
&
Co.,
assets
at
the
title
It
has
owned
not
by
that
than
more
The
—8,650,000
notes
of
the
City
Pier
of
the
sale
and
for
plans
in
name
hall
be
securities
above
amusement
feet
to
in
and
steel
decks
3
contract
J.
used
ing
and
plant
and
and
of
Ocean
City,
site,
for
the
commercial
promoters
tors,
Gearge
at
the
400,000 shares
exercisable
loaned
Aug.
and
shares
(he
18,
at
Col.
of
James
Leonard
A.
structure
the
fishing
A.
Lt.
Col.
have
value
share
L.
Hackett,
effect
the
at
date
by
company
value)
par
issuable
underwriters
named
Weeks
&
below,
acting
are
commitment
Blyth
representa¬
purchase from
forth
below of
set
amounts
1
whom
for
joint
as
ta
the
new
$2,220,000
Weeks
&
Pierce.
Fenner & Beane—___i
The Milwaukee
720,000
Co.
Boston
Lynch,
Merrill
2,220,000
Co
F.
Moseley
S.
Paine,
240,000
Co
Webber,
430,000
Jackson
Corp._
720,000
—-
480,000
Co._,__
&
Ripley
& Curtis
S720.000
Co.—
&
720,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
480,000
720,000
Schwabath'er & Co._
240,000
Shields & Co._—
Smith, Barney & Co.___
720,000
720,000
William R. Staats & Co.
240,000
720.000
Dean
Co.,
&
Co._
&
Co.;
Brothers
Witter
&
240,000
Co._
720,000
720,000
1231.
p.
—
|
Securities and
With
company
2,500
offered
be
Sept.
on
$20
at
used
class
letter
a
notification with the SEC
of
non-voting
B
common
stock
without underwriting.
capital and surplus.
(par
1 he
share,
per
increase
to
Exchange Commission—
filed
27
of
shares
Pan American World Airways, Inc.—Fairchild
$10)
proceeds
Resigns
Sherman
M.
Fairchild, founder and a director of Fairchild Engine
Airplane Corp. iesigned on Sept. 24 from the board of Pan American
World Airways because the Civil Aeronautics Board refused to approve
is
to
his
For
long,
the
of
lc
options granted
for
five
James
A.
years.
is
Grazier
total
a
at
listed
as
President,
financial
or
Outlook
Oct.
condition
he
3
is
stated,
"very
and
on
Board
addi¬
or
direc¬
have
before
Chairman
has
7.
p.
67c
borne
into
interest
have
197
since
shares
2,000
this
corporation
of
has
debentures,
unsecured
which
of
authorized
each
having
a
privately placed.
Eacii
1,. 1956, and is convertible
been
April
common
stock.
The
proceeds
have
liquidating the liabilities subject to which Pan Cuba
Oil & Gas Corp., loans of about $50,000 to Per-
to
Kickapoo
foraciones
and
Oro
S.
Negro,
acquisitions
of
As
deposit
due
optimistic
Sept.
in
Walter
for
A.
operating
expenses
and
overhead,
property.
of
"This
aciones
holds
to
the
Trust Co.,
President,
Cuba.
York,
New
further
acquired
cash
a
a
balance
of
the
55,000
acres
application
stock
of
has
Oro
on
Y.
N.
stated
in
controlling
part:
interest
of
concession
been made to
Negro
$44,567
for
areas
the
active
in
Perfor-
out of the
Oro Negro
in
Havana
Havana
trading
Stock
in
the
future.
Lazaro
a
An
list
to
March,
at
has
has
Negro, S. A., amounting to 5,500,000 shares
shares outstanding of this Cuban oil company.
immediate
is
Irving
approximately
Exchange
it
corporation
Seibert,
corporation
Province,
tion
the
Oro
commenced
regard¬
22,
the
E.
6,670,000
San
Good—
that
183,
Corp.—Interim Financing—
purposes,
ten-year
$1,000
devoted
Metals
financing
250
of
time
any
been
acquired
will
200,000
An
promoters
interest
of
debenture
financ¬
of
officers
The
interim
value
&
'
share.
per
corporations.—V.
both
in
Cuba Oil
issue
'■face
awarded
be
financing
purposes.
purchased
directorships
Pan
that the
feet
600
USAR, Whaleysville
Berlin;
John W. Ennis,
to be repaid with 6%
Official Films, Inc.—Dividend
Harold
Inc.—
&
Peabody
to
are
operation
President.
company's improved
to
($6,500
51,084,746 shs.
in
options.
Hornblower
Sachs & Co.
184,
be
to
Grazier,
thereof
subject to
per
company $12,392,
1957.
extended
shares
240,000
covering
present
a
facilities
Grazier,
F.
Hamid
par
are
$l
lines
650
interest
of
Pacific Western Insurance Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—
Anthony Villani, Ocean City; Alan Fraser,
Charles
Berlin;
Bubp, Reading Pa.; Angelo Villani, Ocean City; and Paul Korns. These
tional
credit
include
None
2,000,000 shs.
rate
720,000
The
Berlin;
common
240.000 shs.
—60,000 shs.
value)———
par
not
None
240,000 shs.
acquisition
plans contemplate
concrete
height,^ containing
advertising and similar
Lt.
Md.;
19.421 shs.
35,000 shs.
outstanding
and
Forgan
Files
Wicomico
the
remove
mentioned
Present
and
in
construction
are
4,000,000
35,000 shs,
.
value)—
par
prime
Republic
Lehman
—V.
Atlantic
expenses,
fees,
promoters
13.300.000
4,000,000
1
($25
Lazard Freres &
and
certain
and
the
on
Barney Corporation.
The first proceeds of the
for general organizational and administrative
costs,
The
the
for
22.000,000
14,000,000
value)—
par
fRepresents
Co.,
First
particular
and commencement of the
pier at this site..
modern
a
wide,
&
Kidder,
of
Ocean
to
and
boardwalk
dismantle
to
the construction
amusement
shall
the
22,000,000
1966
&
Corp.
of
15.000,000
due
Inc.
Md.
intersection
8.650.000
15,000,000
1968—
($10
Stearns
Glore,
sale
constructing
company,
160
20.000,000
operating
&
interest
combination
a
10.000.000
20.000,000
1971___
(Inc.)
history.
Improvement Co.,
no
Pier
and
10,000,000
20,000,000
severally made a iirm
the respective
principal
Central
1,
company.
changed
Outstanding
$156,490,000
20,000,000
have
Bear,
on
bond
make
convention
was
$12,493,573
FINANCING
13.430,000
debentures:
July
the
of
purpose
name
Synepuxent
right,
under
with
Balance
90
1965-
due
JDoes
Inc.
to
$12,-
was
within
1968-
at
exercise
selling commission of
law
Coast
amounted
1956
$2,555,684.
PRESENT
series
stock
banks.
upon
public
the
within
1959__—
due
.
issuance.
181
1956
30,
was
compared
TO
—
due
stock
Harriman
of
EFFECT
sinking fund series—
Undesignated series
us
30,
June
$13,513,345
was
maturing
($100
series
Goldman,
director
at
4%%
company
will
June
months
Authorized
due
efcie
Undesignated
laws
$100
one
Pacific
With
due
for
the
debt—
stock
the
concrete
Its
1958.
17,
from
of
and
Md.
maintain
frontage
a
Maryland
1955, for the
July
on
latter's
and
of
who
covering
1955.
GIVING
subordinated
Preferred
Com¬
SEC
The
offered
Pa.,
under
19,
stock.
consisting
to
are
promoter
a
City,
option
the
total
a
bonds,
of
six
1958
debentures
Hornblower
the
con¬
(unsubordinated)—
clue
debentures
Blyth
with
financing,
.
debt
notes
tives,
statement
at
reported
the
for
Capital debentures (junior subord.)—
4'/a'In
series due 1967
Consolidation—
Md.—Registers
sales
through
or
increased from $317,295,125 to $561,months of
this year
were
S248.291.443.
six
period
paper,
debentures
4'/o%
523.
p.
states
20
months
4?«%
request
a
automobile
directly
$233,990,000
Subordinated
Banking and
person
in
maturing
note
Inc.
by
conducted
notes—
term
has
securities
includes
surplus
year
loans,
Commercial
"In
Mark
bank
business,
outstanding
income
Long
the
Commission
the
Committee
received
units
modern
Ocean
an
erect
is
in Ocean City,
W.
and
of not
proceeds
acquired
first
Earned
net
3V»%
3%7c
convention hall,,
ballroom, restaurant and night club, concessions, rooming facilities and
;various other facilities.
The cost of construction of the facility is
,estimated to be $4,500,000, plus $175,000 tor furnishings and equipment.
be
at
apply
will
days
Exchange
behalf
Investigations of the
on
the
the
calendar
tBunk
Commission—
The
Sept.
on
large
a
pier
to
feet
180
borrowings,
Lawrence
$1,705,000
Co.,
of
an
pier
previously authorized borrowings of $4,825.-
in addition to $5,000,000 of authorized
borrowings:
Electric Light Corp., $900,000 of initial
borrowings.
Of
from
and
on
Federal
of
Berlin,
securities
organized
franchises
the site
of
additional
in
an
the
southwest.
discounts
for
end
the
•Short
Continues—
intormation
registration
a
Korns
Corporation
cr
ceeds
per
time
of automobile insurance.
The company
automobile sales finance companies in the
operates
and
CAPITALIZATION
piling fishing and amusement pier and some wooden concession
buildings now located at this site.
It lurther proposes to use the
pro¬
SEC
($100
to
aggregate
an
the
at
writing
discounts
and
the
at
for
wooden
with
used
be
Corp.,
shares
was
acquire
Ocean
par
and
and
and
493,573
The option price is $192,000, and the option
may be exercised at
any
time up to Oct. 31, 1956. According to the
prospectus, the Mayor and City Council of Ocean City have expressed
written approval of this site for the construction
and operation of a
pier by Ocean City Pier Corporation.
machinery.
$300,000
from
the
below.—V.
Corp.
these
Mr.
received
to
right
to
amounts
Quincy Electric Co., $195,000
borrowings; Weymouth Light
$2,530,000
Lowell
the
unit by Paul Korns, of Johnstown,
a "best efforts" basis and receive
unit.
Street,
Exchange Commission—
Oct.
of
loans
574,450
For fur¬
investigation under the Federal securities
abandoned, nor has it been."—V. 184, p. 1020.
covering
offer
to
on
Avenue
Armatures Corp., Danville, N. H.—Files
corporation has joined with five of its subsidiaries in the
filing
of an application with
respect to additional short-term borrowings by
the subsidiaries; and the Commission
has given interested persons until
Oct. 18, 1956, to request a
hearing thereon.
000;
of
Loans
"Discounted
Commission
Pier
common
Pier
has
pier
604 employees.
speciaL
a
4%% debentures due Oct. 1,
interest, to yield 4.75% to
redemption
among
It
4'r,
Aircraft, Inc.—Proposed
operating
the
the
with
Gas
EARNINGS—During the five-year period through 1955 annual volume
Gen¬
our
or
company
rights
28.
England Electric System—Units to Borrow—
made
the
4,000,000
per
per
Inc.,
$255,242,
making
redeemable
short-term
the
midwest
37o
Securities
stock
and
$2,000,000
shares of its
amusement
This
be
of
Subcommittee
Operations
1956,
200
City
quarters
to
company's
size
States.
share,
per
share.
per
whether
to
as
all
and
filed
$300
and
of
not
subsidiaries,
region,
Senate.
Aircraft
Pleasurama,
reported
bookings
1955.
payable Sept.
will
which
without.underwriting.
Inventory
The
the
3.
has
City
and
The
to
With Securities and
New
24, at $38
the
of
the
corporation
4,
and
earnings after taxes,
reflect
paid
in
New England
share),
in
States
to
that
Vertol
This
$23
that up
expected
issued,
outstanding
company
its
and
in
United
safety switches,
service
panels—V. 184, p. 1479.'
following statement
violations
Securities and Exchange
past two
common^ stock
The
United
time
proposes
Aug.
this dividend
as
$762,644
each
covering
microscopedesks. The
owned
fifth
company
Completed—
to
the^closing
already
and
1
of
loans
ranks
trading in the stock oi tnis corporation.
Exchange Commission has been and is continu¬
Government
Ocean
$44,467,751
to American
stock.
accrued
UNDERWRITERS—The
years, the company has offered 5,000 shares
employees and both of these offerings were sub¬
stantially oversubscribed.
The
company,
on
June
7,
1956, made a
third offer,
and because of the prior
oversubscriptions, the offer was
of
wholly
Exchange Commission has referred to the Department
by us bearing on possible violations of other
furnished
on
no
1976,
Co.—Offering
improved
year
during
to $507,402,
total
the
Northrop
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$5,522,406
and it is
be
are
subject
are
reduction
sumer
uncovered
discontinued
at
period from Jan.
machinery
a
the
transactions
&
suggestion
See
1956—Month—1955
$5,423,839
Britain
this
Chairman
possible
Currency of the U.
1125.
p.
New
at
in
data
of
offering
were
and
Sept.
to inquiries
response
Securities
the
increase
not
concurrently
that,
pay
its common
on
may
and
BUSINESS—The
enclosed
circuit
before
issued
into
Justice
Oct.
—
184,
For
chairs
piodvces
branch
or
4
inquiry
The
Brothers, Inc.—September Sales Off—
Period End. Sep. 30—
—
Oct.
Securities
involved
$86,935,000.
will
financing will be applied by Ohio, to the extent
of outstanding bank notes.
Such notes
debentures
new
4 '/2 7c
111.,
Neisner
—V.
its
Act,
proposes to loop
its existing line between Chicago
through the construction of approximately 52 miles of
pipeline and additional metering and regulating facMities at a cost of
$13,000,000.
No change is proposed in this project.—V. 184, p. 116.
Sales
the
District
Joliet,
and
98.67%
Preferred
horsepower
cost
on
addi¬
net
a
The
at
laws,
be
expected
Oct. 9 $15,000,000 of
on
particularly the anti-manipulative provisions of the Securities Exchange
constructing
horsepower,
compressor
and
to
proposes
cabinets,
and
Armstrong,
in
or
Colorado
for
Sinclair
halted
by
a
will
Any remaining proceeds will be added to
funds and applied to its construction program.—V. 184,
PROCEEDS—The
American Aviation, Inc.—Stock
Commission
efficiently
the
is
Ohio
to the sale of
capital contri¬
Prior
prepayment
$7,500,000
thereafter
involved are in the development stage.
Company Division include cabinets, tables,
refrigerators,
chemical
fume
hoods,
isotope
Division
Co.
equipment
on
Interstate.
Colorado
Switch
J.
the gas supply owned or controlled by it;
to transport
and deliver a maximum peak day volume of 460,000,000
cubit
feet, including 60,000,000 cubic feeet presently being delivered
at Hooker,
Olcla., to Natural at the Beatrice station; and to provid"
for
closets, storage
oi
it
$23,500,000,
treasury
The
Metalab
laboratory
Commission
application in which it propo es
system to Beatrice,
since
cash.
to make
transaction
proposes
latter
This
maturity. [It had originally been
000,000 of debentures.]
American
2,427,705
of
Northeast Airlines, Inc.—SEC Inquiry
transmission
Ohio.
Finance fcorp. (Calif.)—Debentures Offered—
of investment firms headed jointly by Blyth &
Co., Inc., and Hornblower & Weeks offered for public
123,272,699
in New York—
by Morgan Stanley & Co., at $40.62V2
ther details, see V.
184, p. 1125.
new
American Gas
to
Pacific
the remaining 22,223 shares were taken
up and reoffered and sold on Sept. 26 by the
underwriters, headed
Interstate
of
It also prqposes to issue
Electric Co,, 110,000 additional
$11,000,000
1395.
and
to
financing
a
interested per¬
given
A group
properties
the
subscribed
of
fe:t.
in
of
for
of
Ohio's
Subscriptions—
the 1,145,011 shares of common stock
(par $1), re¬
cently offered by the company for subscription by stock¬
holders of record Sept. 7, a total of 1,122,788 shares were
re¬
filed
has
8,
has
preferred stock.
par
American Gas &
$31,000,000 to be
financing are received.
this
Of
authorization
horsepower
compressor
$76,619,958.
of
the
of
listing
issue
Oct.
on
the Commission
stock
$9,000,000
the
to
$303,768,041.
cubic
cuoic
the
of
North
17,500,000
100,000,000
since
sinks,
Mountain
to
Governors
original
authorized
of
to
amount
'sale
hoods,
horsepower
58,750,000
of
of
for
775.
p.
Financing Oct. 18—
to request a hearing thereon.
contribution,
dividend
excess
g
.
131,963,360
183,
on
and
eral
rgulatiug
The
consolidation
deliver
volume
Colorado
to
original
of
stations
the
Board
total
a
"The
amendment of
an
to
its
daily
day from the presently authorized
797
revise
Nebr.,
this application to
maximum
a
increase
existing
has filed
to
to
up
Interstate'!
Colorado
for
of
entrance
now
Pacilic proposes by
Supply
g
Official's
year.—V.
and
$100
resources
the
Net proceeds
1956—9 Mos.—1955
■
16,250,809
Corp.—Stock Listed
desks,
consolidated, Pacific proposes also to build
a
metering station, add 5300 horsepower in existing compressor sta¬
tions .No.
1 and No. 6, add 1320 horsepower in field compressor units
in the Big Piney area of Wyoming and certain ot.ier gathering facui¬
ties in tne Big Piney area and
the Sail Juan Basin at a cost of about
Fuel
g
of
amount
its
parent,
$9,000,000
available,
.*...
1230,
p.
Products
system.
compressor
cash
Mining Division it has acquired uranium leases in Colorado, Utah and
Wyoming.
These mining leases have not as yet contributed
to its
super¬
stations
plus
related,
facilities
at
a
cost
sell an additional
117,500,000 cubic feet day
to
Newberry Co.—September Sales Increased—
1956—Month—1955
of
announced
was
1956,
common
cash
1354.
p.
this
SEC;
securities,
Ohio's
making
of
its
York,
New
it
18,
its
to
oi
of
equipment.
April 1956 it acquired all the assets of General Switch Corp.,
producers of electrical equipment. Through
the
company's Western
appurtenant
the
184,
shares
the above
directors of Long Island
Northern Insurance Co. of
Savings, as
well as John
Roebling's Sons Corp.—V.
current year,
the
during
dividend
a
sales
Co.—Hearing
the
Oct.
bution
United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.
Mr.
America Surety Co. of New York, Marine Mid¬
John A.
and
with
sell
shares
In
Interstate.
the
184,
income
necessary
of
60.000
and
and
of
trustee
of
that
of
March
company,
until
now
Corp.,
reported
As previously
reported, the company proposes to issue and sell, at
competitive bidding, $28,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1986, and
of
board
the
on
16,834,818
ture
$77,918,000.
the Beatrice
facilities
estimated cost
This
directorships in the following companies: Colorado
Corp., Foremost Dairies, Inc., American Bosch-Arma Corp.,
?.
approved
filing of its second amendment Natural now proposes to
increase the daily design sales capacity of its existing gas transmission
system by 485,000,000 by the construction and operation of approxi¬
mately
415.7
miles
of
36-inch
loop
pipeline
between
its
existing
Compressor Station
No.
106
near
Beatrice,
Nebr.
and
Joliet,
111.;
supercharging 86 engines, each to operate at a maximum of 1750
horsepower;
installation of two 3000 horsepower engines and otner
revised
Missouri Pacific RR.,
Western Pacific RR.
declaration
come."
to
in
Co.,
Brown
RR.,
the
Power
prop'osal
sons
Stock Exchange on Oct. 4
50
cents-par
capital
shares
10,000,000 shares)
of this corporation,
which was incorporated in 1905, and was originally engaged in copper
mining but began diversification in 1953 with the purchase of Metalab
Equipment Corporation, manufacturer of scientific laboratory furni¬
of
Co.
horsepower,
and
19V1
facilities.
various
Ohio
holds
Norbute
the
With
is
Corp.
—V.
Pipeline
construction
compressor
construction
Production
with
total
Colorado
of
the
as
for
years
Hackett
George
Lackawanna
York,
New
corporations
such
and
serves
Sales
Chicago;
Northwest
regulating
the
proposed
of
the
and
and
currently
$203,609,000.
Fipeline
both
Gas
the
of
j".■■
applications proposed the construction of
116,300 compressor horsepower, superc larging
pipeline,
and
charging
of
and
by
Gas
of
RR.,
Period End. Sept. 30—
original
The
equipment,
filed
Natural
by
2
p.
amendments to the
the five companies.
projects to approximately
were
Illinois
direc¬
of
board
Oct.
on
Railway,
Western
«& Hartford
(J. J.)
until further notice.
applications and
by all but one of
President
as
Western
Grande
Rio
Iron
The
original
America
the
of
cost
land
five
of
changes, some of which have been consolidated for hearing
original applications and earlier amendments, increase t ie
the
of
in
postponed
related
new
have
projects
gas
2 lias
hearing
the
to
announced
was
railroad,
the
receivership
Teleregister
Textor
Companies for $203,609,000 Natural Gas Facilities
in Midwest Postponed Until Further Notice—
Federal
&
Stack
&
the
Five
A
and
Mr. ".Textor
Applications of
on
railroad,
York,
New
of
Hancock,
Fuel
Natural
of
George
and
Co.
Co.
lighting Co., the National Shawmut Corp.,
New
York,
and Provident
Institution
for
of
116.
p.
Insurance
Trust
Vice-President and Director
C. Textor, President
Financial
Stack,
P.
Haven
served
by
Haven
Mr.
the
on
for
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Four Star Productions, Inc. library of 153 half-hour programs
have exceeded the $2,500,000
mark since the acquisition of Four Star
Railway for three years,
ganization
listing
plans
and
Exchange members.
Stack has been prominent in the voluntary reshaping of capital
structures
of several American corporations, including Armour & Co.,
Curtis Publishing Co.,
the Boston & Maine RR., Maine Central RR.,
and Canadian Vickers Ltd.
The financier has also participated in reor¬
traded on the New York Stock Exchange on
The stock had been listed on the American
8,
ing
and
Mr.
1,044.429
are
RR.—Stack
Stock
Posr.er.
and
Oct.
on
of
was
•
.
Hartford
&
before its merger into the Delaware,
He began his career with
the
Seaboard Air Line RR., after which he specialized in railroad securities
with the investment firm of Wood, Struthers & Company, New York
National-U. S. Radiator Corp.—On Big Board—
shares
Lee
Life
New
Stack
Western
per
according
the
Lackawanna
week.
The
corporation also holds oil, uranium, and titanium properties
throughout the West. Its 15 Flat Top uranium claims in the Yellow
Cat area.
Grand County, Utah,
recently were leased to Mighty Big
Horn
Corp.
of New Jersey; Current production averages
about 10
tons
Haven
Directors—
Midland
President
Alpert,
per hour since Ji'ly 1, It is situated on the company's
mining lease, 35 miles southeast of Porteiville.
Mill, on 440 acres, has a capacity of 800 pounds
of
Hancock
Marine
of
tors
mill
Wisseman
concentrate
election
Caiif.,
stepped
of ore
1,700-acre
of
Tyler
New
Mr.
The
the
Mill,
both
increased
Capacity
pounds
at
Wisseman
York,
Textor Elected
It
'
'
New
1958.
31,
Production
and
to
October 15, 1956
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
The
(1584)
1956,
Oro
concession.
in
the
Negro began the
This well, known
drilling
as
San
of
a
Lazaro
well
No.
on
1,
its
was
Township of Jaruco, 20 miles east of Havana;
wildcat in an
entirely unexplored area, the nearest produc¬
the time being in serpentine formation at the Bacuranao-Cruz
Number 5577
184
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1585)
Oil
Verde
Field,
milesv to
12
the
north.
The
well
has
drilled
been
Plough, Inc.—Reports Record Sales and
jointly by Oro Negro and Cia. de Fomento San Jorge, S. A.
-"Approximately 12 miles from Oro Negro's San Lazaro No. 1 Well
and
within 4 miles of its other holdings,
a
well called Consolidated
Cuban
No.
of
about
in
1
Cuba.
remaining
April,
of
Cuba,
in
30%
drilled
"2—A
March,
Walt
"3—An
in
held
by
Income
is
currently
its
to
in
apply
in
now
its
most
(par
one
—V.
183.
cent
$0.68
all,
$0.31
as
the
on
Net
issued
has
out
Oct.
on
shares
for
of independent audit and
unissued
but
1,183,500
of
total
a
engineer¬
shares
of
before
its
of
securities."
its
of
7,500,000
stock
common
shares
authorized.
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
filed
8
of
letter
a
general
corporate
notification
of
stock
common
(no
York,
New
the
with
SEC
to
N.
be offered
Y.
psr>
The proceeds are
at
$25
purposes.
ry.
railway
from
ry.
1954
$931,042
"15,153
income
Jan.
Net
$990,263
railway
&
121.764
91.045
*118,798
*208,192
6,529,720
6.211,363
6,358,172
6,790,785
*619,210
184, p.
Mention
*524,730
*423,358
*622.474
*2,221,999
*2,295,352
1062.
See
Manufacturing
Corp.—Stock
issue of
Offering—
Sept. 17 of the public
offering, through P. J. Gruber & Co., Inc., of New York
City, of 80,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
at $2.25 per share. These shares are offered as a
specu¬
lation.
Further
the
Of
and
the
writer
underwriter
also
its
and
Financial
the
share
the
in
underwriter
the
public
are
of
is
will
not
be
now
to
ner
connection
or
be
to
total
a
for
the
of
the
to
shares
the
rate
and
sell
to
the
sold
to
addition
corporation
has
the
corporation
held
determine
to
doing business
therefore
offered
$2.25
in
settlement
said
4,923
share
per
be
used
expanding
net
and
Co
claim.
a
of
stocx
the
price
to
received
Joseph
the
the
proceeds
when
Said
4.923
at
H.
received
principally
10c
at
the
of
by
for
of
stock
per
Co.
the
be
will
price
80,000
the
share
of
shares.
corporation
working
capital
in
manufacture
of all of the lines of equipment presently
corporation
so
as
to
broaden
its
scope
of
weatherproof electrical devices for original equip¬
manufacturers, such as, Western Electric Co.
The corporation
manufactured
by
activity,
as,
ment
such
the
intends
to
spend approximately $15,000 for additional raw materials
approximately the sum of $100,000 as working capital to eliminate
the factoring of accounts receivabK
The fixed physical assets of the
corporation are not presently sufficient, but will lend themselves to
and
expansion
ture
the
to
corporation's
of
volume
of approximately $10,000 of
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
business
PRESENT
TO
Common
stock
(par
stock
22,
1945.
and
Outstanding
500 shs.
incorporated
was
operations
maintains
it
machinery.
FINANCING
150 shs.
499,500 shs.
corporation
Business
poration,
$100)
10-cents).
(par
BUSINESS—The
expendi¬
the
upon
the proceeds for additional
EFFECT
Authorized
Preferred
began
in
261,520 shs. f
York
New
simultaneously
with
on
its
Oct.
incor¬
its
principal office at Old Country Road
and
Railroad
Avenue, Hicksville, Long Island, N. Y.
The corporation
manufactures a comprehen ive line of ventilating
equipment, specialty wiring devices and lighting equipment.
The
line
corporation
of
In
exhaust
40 %
mates
of
manufactures,
for
lans
domestic
fabricates
commercial
and
assembles
and
use.
This
a
full
the
switch
wall
manufactures
plates,
outdoor
large
a
variety of elec¬
fixtures, weather¬
lighting
floodlights, lampholders, various receptacles, kindred items and
a lsignal
device for the relrigerauon
nduscry.
Manufacturing operations
are
conducted
in
two
modern
factory
buildings," under long-term leases.
These buildings,
which cover an
of approximately
184, p. 1126.
V.
Pittsburgh
22,000= square
Consolidation
rett,
located
are
Coal
Co.
in
Hicksville.—
Registers
—
Ex¬
change Offer With SEC—
This
3,
1956,
to
Inc.
common
be
According
in
to
"to
common
keting
of
on
exchange
the
its
common.
prospectus,
than
85% )
supplement
bituminous
for
shares
basis of 2%
Pocahontas
less
event
no
stock
of
a
in
ofiered
share
its
coal."
the
of
The
Pocahontas
of
Fuel
Co.,
desires
This
on
the
exchange
offer
by
outstanding
position
in
exchange
the
will
acquire all (and
shares of Pocahontas
of
given
its
stockholders
production and mar¬
declared effective,
at
least 85%
of
the
of
acquisition
County,
Oct.
Pittsburgh.—V.
184,
an
announcement
11, has placed privately $400,000 of notes
with the New York Life Insurance
are
to
be
used
to
the
being
corporation
at
$2
to
for
the
principal underwriter
directors
will
not
and
to
West
10th
St.,
Frank
in
The
824.
corporation
of
group
this
of
associates
prior
year,
the
to
purchased control of
which Mr. Johnston
the
and
accident
As
the
that
electro-mechanical
period in
a
and
f
of
shares
that
to
upon
past
no
Del.
The
made
earnings
in
excess
will be granted.
May 24,
on
is
located
principal
the
in
be
option
Delaware
corporation
the
of
~
100
executive
State
♦
1956.
at
and
Alabama
Building, Birmingham 3, Ala.
organized for the purpose of raising
are
>
sufficient
engage
in the business of holding, seeking
controlling, substantial or
the
entire
interest
in
primarily those engaged in the fields of life, health
insurance.
major
be
entire
objective
April
used
interest
chartered
in
not
the
corporation
it
is
proposed
approximately $3,000,000 of its
of
acquiring a controlling
existing legal reserve capital stock com¬
licensed
and
of
1957,
the
an
insurance.
have
1,
for
purpose
to
To
the
in
engage
date,
entered
the
business
officers
and
of
life,
health
directors
the
of
into
any
negotiations
or
discussions
with respect
to acquiring interests in
any corporate
insurance com¬
pany.
These negotiations will be entered into as soon
as
it is prac¬
ticable
and
the
corporation's financial
structure
warrants
it.
Should for any reason the
corporation be precluded from acquiring
an
existing company as described above, it proposes' to make avail¬
able
$3,000,000 of capital for the purchase
by the corporation
of
100%
of
the
original capital stock of a new
legal
stock
capital
reserve
insurance
company to be organized by the officers and directors
corporation.
The
acquisition of the controlling or entire in¬
such a
legal reserve capital stock insurance
company
will
constitute the corporation's first
subsidiary.
the
of
terest
interested
par
Reinsurance
name
an
appropriate
the
business
all
of
of
Co.
the
of
for
will
as
South
'this
have
name
subsidiary
surance
shares,
would
public
sale
in
State
used
Carolina,
or
any
part
thereof
the
insurance companies.—V.
other
has
been
decided
subsidiary insurance
primary objective
life,
health
183,
upon
company,
its
the
and
rein¬
accident
2654.
p.
Co¬
help pay
Co.
cost of
Reliance
exempting
for
it
Prudential
South
its
in
sale
issued
is
commissions
would
be
and
the
Carolina;
not
primary
life
and
expenses
The
expected
25,000
shares
is
to
incident
to
aggregate
to exceed
purpose
insurance
confined
The
to
proceeds
The
Racine Hydraulics
pleted—The
from
gains
This
&
from
and
sold.
been
expansion
the
See
program.
meeting,
of
ers
based
electronic
new
is
company
the
its
with
future
operations.
development and
the
brain
this
is
actually
Since
the
to
For
assumptions
example, in
made
are
by
planning for production
the
company's
of
management
to
from
165,
the
944.
p,
it
it
will
will
hold
its
recommend
annual
final
a
general
dividend
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
payable Dec.
shares
31,
certificates
depositary,
1956,
of
the
to
record
share.—V.
180,
24,
to
.
at
announces
registered
Dec.
of
hold¬
1956,
and
approximately
2191,
p.
Airlines, Inc.—Carries Record Air Cargo—
3,827,028
pounds
September—an
Charles
L.
air
of
cargo
on
Oct.
of
172%
Vice-President
also
reported
by
the
over
this
corpo¬
month
same
traffic
of
and
sales,
5.
Hood
carried
was
increase
Hood,
month
Bermuda
with
and
49
airlines
charter
far
as
the
west
charter
division
flights
in September,
California.—V. 184,
as
had
its
including
p.
most
flights
156.
predict
to
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent
I
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
the READIX,
as
that
which
American
year,
active
production
being used
at
per
in
Mr.
company
wizard, which sells for $98,000, is able to forecast,
minutes, the company's future profits (or losses) for
of
ahead.
years
predicting
electronic
by
financial
new
matter
a
for
concerned
this
being used
future.
own
This
in
tool
primarily
READIX,
is
$250,000
program.—V.
prevailing rate of exchange will amount
record
last
the READIX,
borrow
Trust, Ltd.—Final Dividend, etc.
announced
1956,
American
Riddle
ration
Future—
brain,
management
a
to
expansion
the
reported
A
for
de¬
A
as
has
14,
dividend, will be
the
on
cents
34
(J. B.) Rea Co., Santa Monica, Calif.—Electronic Brain
Own
Selection
Dec,
on
that the
tails in V. 184, p. 1480.
Predicts Its
arranged
used
shillings per share, subject to deduction of Federation
Rhodesia and Nyasaland income tax and Territorial
surcharge of 37
Assuming that the dividend will be approved by the shareholders
Inc.—Offering Com¬
associates, have
also
be
to
four
of
15,000
Co.
Privately—
Co.
are
company
meeting
shares of $1.20 cumulative convert¬
stock, series A, and 35,000 shares of com¬
stock, which were publicly offered on Oct. 2 by
Loewi
Trust
proceeds
Rhodesian
the
ible preferred
mon
Sold
•
companies.
& Machinery,
Inc.—Notes
the
Prudential
capital
has
company
Louisville
resident
persons
$100,000.
seek
Co.,
corporation has placed privately with the Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of New York
$500,000 of 5% promis¬
sory notes due 1966.
Company Act; and the Commission
Oct. 22, 1956, to request a hearing
has
Varnish
This
order
an
until
20,
securities
that
investments
for
1956,
persons
Aug.
stock.
of
Its
represents
Investment
SEC
a
be
of
p.ll
of
the
stock to eight residents of South Carolina.
It
public offering of the remaining 37,500 authorized
at a price of $1.20
per
share,
of which
20c
per
make
share
to
common
common
the
the
Organized
$1
applied
—V.
184,
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
1956—Month—1955
$2,452,033
_
product
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$2,097,061 $17,422,930
$15,472,007
1169.
p.
prices,
marketing costs,
number
of
READIX
purchases
and
leases
expected, production rates, production costs, delivery schedules, billings,
collections, field servicing costs, new product development costs,
and
other factors
marty
into
the
READIX,
and
for
years
ahead
and
the
forecasts
earnings
results
vitally affect the successful operation of the
management assumptions
are
fed
("programmed"),
These
company,
which
these
of
in
matter
a
the
requirements
predictions
of
effects
for
minutes,
of
these
its
electronic
assumptions
additional
working
.
brain
capital.
The
San Diego Gas &
then used by management to establish
for the company.
The usual manual ac¬
counting methods for financial forecasting require weeks of analysis to
do
the job that
the READIX does in a few minutes.
The company
the
best
operating
which
computer
000.
The
1956
for
been
designed
This
sion
has
facturer
for
another
READIX
been
the
sale
analysis
been
which
The
scheduled
The
Co.,
a
vide
in
Force
$1,000,-
February,
for
being
is
work
Air
the
processes;
(and
used by its manu¬
for predicting its
has
Force
delivery
in
ordered
recently
of
December
of
stock
to
Smith,
the
general
Earney
and
puhlic
through
William
Co.;
underwriting
the
Staats
R.
and
Co.;
and
Shearson, Hammill & Co..
"
company has recently made arrangements with the RCA Service
wholly-owned subsidiary of the Radio Corp. of America, to pro¬
.
for
field
Personnel
of
servicing
the
RCA
of
the
Service
San
/
discount
—V.
are
by
RCA
currently
on
national
a
being
basis.
for
trained
this
Reeves
John
the
E.
fiscal
compares
within
of
$1,433,481
consolidated
share
or
from
June
$1.26
earnings
after
giving
per
after
184,
p.
of
the
8
amounted
previous year.
Federal
and
share
after
village
to
a
carry
of
that
giving
properties.
$113,205
during
$62,263,942.
State
effect
This
taxes
net
gain
compares
This
year
income
with
cents
to
ago
a
or
10
the '«le
backs and adjustments of $1,300,028.
net
gain
a
to
sales
of
$302 089
from
1169.
This
$1
by the California P. U. Commis¬
credit of up to $15,000 000 running
of banks.—V. 182, p. 2361,
share.
per
It
quickly
was
completed.
1481.
p.
8,
and
50,000
1956,
If
covering
shares
Paulsboro
if
registration
a
150,000
of
authorized
become
of
filed
company
Oct.
the
and
when
panies have
and
Company
or
old,
the
capital
converted
It
approved
into
is
the
the
then
the
outstanding
stocks
of
SEC
($7.50
on
par)
becomes
(stockholders
company
shares
of
will
effective.
of
both
become
presently
com¬
Sandura
authorized,
Paulsboro
of
the
5c
and
the
company
will
become
new
preferred
stock,
$7.50
par,
and
accordance with
the
rfierger agreement.
intention of the
directors of both companies to
in
par,
present
to
merger
has
merger),
the
scock
par).
These
shares
will
joint agreement of merger
Sandura
effective
shares
into
stock,
company
the
with
preferred
(5c
proposed
a
Co.
becomes
merger
of
stock
Registers With
—
statement
shares
common
Manufacturing
and,, when
then
become
effective
about
Dec.
1956,
31,
the
if
received
subscriptions which the directors deem
performance for the purchase of not less than
100,000 shares of either or both of the proposed preferred and common
stocks.
Both
the
preferred and the
common
stocks
carry
a
public
offering price of $10 per share.
If
the
company
has sold or has
reasonably
assured
of
firm commitments for the purchase of not less than 100,000
preferred shares and has received not less than 25%
of
the price
therefor, before Jan. 31, 1957, Butcher & Sherrerd, in consideration
of
a
stand-by fee of $10,000, has agreed to use its best efforts as
agent of the company to sell unsubscribed stock at the $10 offering
price,
than
Investment
Corp.,
Birmingham, Ala.—
Offered—Luna, Matthews & Waites, Birmingham,
Ala., on Aug. 20 publicly offered 2,485,000 shares of
common
stock
(par $1) at $2 per share.
In addition,
of
sold
by
The
merger.
at
$10
it,
of
per
company,
than
in
agent
also
30,000
lieu
shares.
against
the
agent
less
and,
preferred
partners
shares
not
common;
50,000
share
Two
follows:
as
shares
The
Reinsurance
Stock
group
received
25%—
Up
announced
after
taxes
effect
village properties and tax
1956
30,
for
sale
Oct.
on
earnings
the
years.
Inc.—Volume
$49,900,364
net
of
two
President,
ended
year
with
$227,094
per
delivery
next
Brothers,
Reeves,
Consolidated
were
for
the
authorized
a
Sandura Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
SEC—Merger Plans, Etc.—
I
cause
produc¬
approximately $12,000,000 worth
It is anticipated by the company that the additional capital required for this production schedule
will be obtained from the sale of stock to the general
public and from
profits earned from the sale of READIX Computers.—V. 184, p. 524.
provide
of
184,
tion
to
with
Jacinto
common
rate
1953,
Petroleum Corp.—Secondary
Offering—
secondary offering of 66,667 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Oct. 10 by Dominick & Dominick
and Blyth & Co., Inc., at $21
per share, with a dealer's
purpose at the company's factory in Santa Monica, Calif.
The company is planning to gradually increase its READIX
computers
31,
revolving
.
READIX
Co.
Dec.
a
A
1956.
backing for the development and production of the READIX
by private investors, and by funds obtained from
of
for
arrange
third
provided
recently,
~
and
service
above).
is
industrial
of
completed
computing
described
as
Financial
services
recently
contract
future,
Air
has been
company
to
until
business
and
approximately
the
Intelligence Computing Service; the second
delivered to the E. I. duPont de Nemours Co.,
was
machine
own
scientific
were
by
Technical
a
recently
Wilmington, Del., for
of
costs
purchased
was
both
for
development
READIX
in
use
machine
has
initial
Its
first
Electric Co.—Bank Loans—
are
policies
anticipates that its READIX will also be used as a management tool
by many other corporations, as an aid to production planning and
financial forecasting.
The READIX
is
a
medium-sized, general-purpose electronic digital
applications.
Safway
Steel Products, Inc.—Note Sold Privately—
The company has placed
privately, through Loewi & Co.,
of Milwaukee, Wis., a $600,000
12-year unsecured note.
—V. 172, p. 1440.
future
on
<
In
The
1396.
State
99,
the
of
organized in Delaware
the
to
'
'
based
to
before
accident
as
and
was
of
home
and
offered
of five years,
excess
exercise
agency
Nelson
It
or
corporation
of
was
funds
the
pany,
was
a
first
on
capital
or
enable
companies,
since
electronic,
to
acquiring
other
shares for each five shares
new
the
Outstanding
*3,000,000 shs.
on
being
number
individual,
presently intended
Wilmington
offices
located
184, p.
the
each
BUSINESS—Corporation
The -principal
office in
day.-
a
dealers.
or
determine
under; option
re¬
FINANCING
Issue,
administrative,
,
to
the
.
PRESENT
reserved
share
per
$3,000 000
South";
purposes.
TO
*
in¬
which
Corp., Charlotte, N. C.—Notes Placed Pri¬
vately—This corporation, according to
The proceeds
a
has
of
to
of
on
the
McDowell
Investment
provisions
—V.
made
and
March
proposes
be
824.
Pneumafil
in
corporation
thereon.
to
to certain conditions,
if but only if
outstanding shares of Pocahontas common have been deposiled for
exchange by Nov. 30,
1956.
Or.e of the conditions is
a
favorable
vote
l
-
said
in
Mine
Corp. of South
lumbia, S. C.—Seeks SEC Exemption—
shares of Pittsburgh common for
subject
p.
Peerless
of
Prudential
..
Pittsburgh
own
in
and
basis of two
Johnston
officer
of
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
covering 2,678,697 shares of its $1 par common stock, which
are
each
filed
company
interest
Va.-~
Vice-President-operations,
Ampex Corp. - *
The corporation operates in
photographic fields.—V. 184, p.
proof
area
W.
controlling
stock
a
of
5,000,000 shs.
shares
experience.
It
is
of 50,000 shares, or for
Production Research Corp., Thornwood, N. Y.—Stock
Offering Completed—This corporation has sold publicly V
underwriting 32,136 shares of its capital stock
(par 10 cents) at $3.33 Va per share, according to an an¬
nouncement made Oct. 9 by Harrison
Johnston, President.
has
corporation
plates,
the
without
approxi¬
its business.
addition,
trical
also
the
by
available
which
Schweickart,
Faroll &
corporation
offering
be
shares
Winfield
payment of
upon
of
with
concurrently
as
the
of
shares
PROCEEDS—The
will
Farol! and
Joseph Farol'
as
on
corporate
EFFECT
$1)
and
acquired
of Bluefield,
Jr.,
(par
500,000
personnel
public,
held, 156,152 shares were subscribed for and the remain¬
ing 57,023 shares were taken up and sold on Sept. 27 by
the underwriting group, headed by Bache &
Co., at $31
per share, with a dealer's
concession of 90 cents per
share.—V. 184, p. 1396.
of
additional
an
Joseph
office
Subscriptions—Of the 213,175 shares
recently offered for subscription by
stockholders of record Sept. 12, 1956, at $31
per
common
share
the
sold,
qualified
by
options,
184,
shares,
additional^hares.
The
exchanged
Co.—V.
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
has
Go.,
Sproles,
of
shares
at
efforts
with
of
corporation has agreed to
appropriate amendment, to the notification and offering circular
the completion of the salek of the 80,000 shares to enable the
upon
Coke
common
to
delivered
.commitment
delivered
best
shares
President
underwriter
the
be
the
possiole
offered
Rose
shares.
Gruber,
share,
are
for
payment
shares
under¬
.
additional
the
by
thereof
The
the 65,000
sell
J.
sell
an
underwriter
of
P.
mill
one
shares
thereof
20,000
by
payment
In
to
to
agreed
agreed not to offT any of them for resale to
the aforementioned 80,000
shares
have
been
sold.
it
as
of
W.
Poor & Co.—Stock
of
has
after
shares
sell
shares
upon
16,250
four
every
the
file
the
the underwriter.
by
Inasmuch
of
3,750
Inc.,
remaining
public
such
to
owned
consideration
shares
efforts
wholly
shares.
for
its best
use
corporation
15,010
agreed
Ventures,
and
one
buv
the
Inc.,
guaranty
commitment
offered,
to
E.
stock
"Includes
capital
sale
also
Ventures,
underwriter,
$20,
to
agreed
follow:
being
agreed
corporation
Financial
the
shares
80,000
has
The
details
The
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. above.—V.
from
-
our
and
general
GIVING
administrative
*2,613,433
made in
was
Company
Authorized
Common
Proposed Exchange Offer—
has
Perfect-Line
$0.60
to
•
,•
*2,530,735
income
"Deficit.—V.
$1,110,448
■
railway
Co.
for
used
CAPITALIZATION
*900,000
shares
options
of
company
"Reinsurance
.
produces about 4,000 tons of coal
Mr.
*174,637
"270,369
railway
oper.
$1,025,475
Musterole
$0.74
tl, 111, 856
tlncludes 217,856
properties at Peerless' Vivinan
corporation
"1953
53,139
1—
from
Net
1955
$0.23
split,
one
Fuel
corporation
V.
an
oper.
From
1956
,
from
Gross
The
for
" " ' '
A.
Pennsylvania, Reading: Seashore Lines—Earnings—
from
two
327.
Coal
common.
the
be
_
*900,000
tl,111,856
for
with
merger
p.
*
Exchange Commission
stock; however, the
and
$0.24
outstanding
cludes
and
through Newborg & Co.,
used
August—
Net
per
Pocahontas
be
adjacent
and
exercise
company.
$0.37
have
hereafter
may
same
for
net
proceeds are to be used as follows:
organize
a
legal reserve life insurance
or
as
to
$540,000
The
wells
25
*
known
reserved
are
to employees of the
purchase
$0.51
$0.13
The
wells
Co.
authorized
or
Life Insurance
11,500
share,
$825,000
$0.18
which
of
important
In
by nationally known firms,
listing
or
public
)ffering
preparation
for
the
each),
company
covering
$207,000
$0.12
"Adjusted
1861.
p.
Peerless
Gross
to
be
mainder
$0.22
:
the Securities
to
debentures
program
outstanding
corporaton
be
460,000
$265,000
Villas
Wichita
shares
PROCEEDS—The
1,000,000
760,000
per share
share
share.
:
I
...
to
Cuba's
Pan
finalizing
presently
to
1,585,000
165,000
per
Shares
Cuban
Las
'
intended
studies,
per
372,000
tax
negotiating
management awaits the completion
The
505,000
240,000
taxes
profits
Net
Negro.
Corp. of
following:
the
the
additional
effect.
The
500,000
be granted
$15,170,000
Net
wells.
of
register
ing
$17,400,000
Deprec.
Con¬
25,000
Gas
&
County.
Operating
County, Texas.
management
"It is
taxes
Income
Cuban
Diez
about
inventory of tanks, pumps, pumping units, casing, tubing
and
miscellaneous. small connections for completion and
rods,
takes
before
Earnings—
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$5,100,000
.
to acquire oil and gas
producing
properties
in
Texas
to
provide
immediate
substantial
cash income, additional to any income which may be received from
sales of oil produced in North Texas, after the waterflood program
to
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$5,875,000
*
in
*
such
Oro
its
Los
of
"assignment
acquired
•
in
and
applications
Oil
leases,
Wichita
Dobbs
Wichita
equipping
"The
Profit
acres.
Cuba
certain
lease.
interest
by
in
acreage
this
on
Pan
in
through
Arbor
through
Kickapoo
of
(held
consisting
concession
3,416
of
lease
A
being
acquired,
Jarahueca
interest
30%
completed
arid
the
Ann
Cuba,,
two-thirds
the
acquisition
McClure
the
Province,
consisting
the
Texas,
"1—A
been
of 1956, at a depth
largest discovery well
summer
be
to
interest
in
name I
Cuba
Pan
all
"Through
the
during the
reported
one-third
a
same
Villas
Las
the
Province,
is
the
of
in
subsidiary,
Falls,
in
is
It
has
Cuba
"Pan
cessions
"In
feet;
sales
<
subsidiary
acres,
brought
was
1,180
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
9
of
which
will
has
or
The
be
shares
in
will
be
will
of
warrants
more
the
to
than
thereto,
receive
credited
directors
received
nor
addition
agent
the
75c
more
for
each
fee.
stand-by
company
buy
50,000
not
5,000
after
the
common
share.
prior
to
the
the
old
was a subsidiary
of Paulsboro,
and 54.3%
of the old preferred
principal
products
dealt
in
by
the
company
are
vinyl coverings
for
floors,
walls,
counters
and
other
surfaces, sold under the registered trade name "sandran"
and pro¬
duced
by
Paulsboro
(the
company
having
functioned
as
a
sales
which
owned
stock
of
the
100%
of
company.
The
merger,
common
r
The
(1586)
10
of
the
of
and.
facilities is estimated at $1,000,000, and the
equipment at $1,500,000.
If the net proceeds
approximates $1,500,000, the company may decide
acquiring
of
financing
,will give it substantially
expansion of present equip¬
balance of the net proceeds
redemption of bank and trade notes or as addi¬
will
be
tion
to the
applied
Inc., Sharon, Pa.—-Notes
corporation, it was announced
11, has placed privately, through Blyth & Co.,
issue of $5,000,000 promissory notes due 1972.
Inc.,
Products,
an
Oil
Home
Bashaw.
production
at
184, p. 1481.
This
corporation
and
issued
are
on
500.000
covering
shares
public sale by Florence Schick Gifford, of Wilton, Conn.
The
company
will receive no part of the proceeds from such sale.
The underwriting group is
to be headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane and Hayden, Stone & Co.
The public offering price
for
writers
be supplied by amendment.
The
company
has outstanding 1,200,00 shares of common stock.
The selling
stockholders is the principal stockholder, owning 556,772
shares
representing 46.4'/
of the outstanding voting securities of the
company.
After sale of the 500,000 shares to the underwriters, she
will own 56,772 shares,
or 4.73%
Kenneth C. Gilford of Lancaster
is President and Board
Chairman.
underwriting
and
terms
.
addition,
In
Ltd.
farmout has
a
drill
to
well
a
all
future,
near
just
been
the
test
to
was achieved by the company for the
barrels net to the company's interest.
record
41,466
August
Oct.
on
Oct.
on
8
through
13
it
announced
has
the
postponed
of a
to be
an
The
Corp.
Boston
Paul
Appleby, President, said, "We didn't like the terms and decided
to postpone the issue to await a more favorable market."
The company had planned to use the proceeds from its sale of notes
to
bank loans.—V.
repay
184,
1232.
p.
Inc. were up 74.5'// on a sales volume for the
of 1956 that was 25.4'/,
above the like period of
establishing new records in the 26-year history oi this
leading manufacturer of electric shavers, it was reported on Oct. 10
by Kenneth C. Gifford, Chairman and President.
~
Net sales for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1956, totaled $18,987,560 as compared with $15,135,152 in the first three quarters of 1955.
Profit
before
taxes
amounted
to
$4,595,396
as
compared
with
the same period
last year.
profit of S2.100.641 was up 74.5'/ and equal to $3.50 per share
on
the 600,000 common shares outstanding.
In the first nine months
of 1955 the net profit was $1,203,313 or $2.01
per share, after deduc¬
tion of non-recurring expenses in connection with moving to the new
in
Net
and the close-down and sale of the old plant
These items reduced the 1955 profit by 50 cqnts
p.
1481.
^
plant at Lancaster,
at Stamford,
Conn.
share.—V.
per
Pa.,
184,
Co.—September Sales Higher—
&
$
299,186,773
310,816,821
Sales
—V.
184,
""
1232.
p.
$
$
:
■
2,323,897,957
and
our4 issue of Sept. 24 of the offering
in
made
was
through Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.
sale,
sociates of 360,000 shares of
class A
and as¬
stock. Fur¬
common
CAPITALIZATION
;/
EFFECT
GIVING
the
Stock
A
Unsecured
Term
term
of America—Buys
50c)—
Outstanding
loans.
,-i.—,___
$1,800,000
851,000
2,000,000
commitment.-—_________
loan
§776,000 shs.
3,500,000
at
loans
3%'/,-
Oct.
on
announced
5
trend
modern
The
first
first
program
Ore.
of
siock
Mr.
that
said
for
Henderson
this
in
said
instance
and
Tarrytown,
this
program
that
decided
Sheraton
to
N.
is
,
Y.
and
expected
buy
to
value
par
entire
stock
common
stock
common
2,080,000 shares
of
two
shares of
rate
that
the
State
& Telegraph
sold
purchased
State
in
20
of
the
New
and
York,
the
Dewitt,
Potter
the
Nov.
15,
is
Real
the
the
original
Estate
III,
at
Co.,
of
for
owner,
acting
the
of
35
the
largest
from
Ranch,
the
which
Syracuse.
South
Carolina
5,104,315
The
stock
have
+The
at
A
24,
and
New
is
takeover
stock
will
be
416,000
converted
leaving
into
stock
based
of
50
out¬
1,664,000
paragraph,
of
will
be
todays
under
metropolitan
cities
were
amount,
according
negotiator
soon
purchases
the
and
will
construction, Sheraton
in
the
Un'ted
States
and
of
highway
now
hotels,
Halsey,
hotels
41
owns
convert
as
The
bonds
the
the
50
A
com¬
50
of
right
416,000
or
1959,
shares
1960,
(b)
If.
however,
.taxes,
of
1961
the
the
31
in
consecutive
affirmative
of
vote
at
equal
cents
Jan,
after
and
on
A.
cumulative
dates
time
or
§This
yalue
A
1,
J.
the
to
and
an
each
of
1
of
the
of
then
Metropolitan
Life
has
of
as
1957,
and
the
into.
360,000
by
lend
on
$225,000
Under
will
Co.
15,
18,
1957.
on
May
with
teims
of
to
retire
the
be
under
Nov.
the
used
$1,800,000.
of
year
1971.
the
shares
416,000
shares
1,
the
the
loan
a
which
agreement
insurance
said
$500,000
loan
1958,
on ^
is
and
balance
loan
Beane
each
May
G.
1
Elwyn
will
bank
shares
was
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.
30,000
Byllesby & Co., Inc. 17,000
Co.
&
of
Gregory
Grimm
&
Co.,
Rauscher,
1
West
said
the
stock,
Stiver
Horner
&
Bass
&
H.
Hilsman
Interstate
&
The
in
step
7,000
7,000
tronic
Arthurs,
&
Crawford
7,000
Kirk-
Inc.
&
Varnedoe,
Co.,
Crawford,
Vivian
Roman
W.
R.
also
V,
184,
p.
1232.
it
Coliseum
in
be
showing
New
developed
was
York,
to
meet
machine
well
add
to
personal
the
in
He
portable
introduced
the
which
operates
to
field
first
is
he
the
since
sales,
machine
new
Ball,
&
portable—
60-cycle
alternating
$200.
weighs
It
f
introduction of the
Smith-Corona's long-range
of
The
program
first significant
KlPinschmidt
rhaChine
new
move
Laboratories,
to
of
income
its
of
major
product
lines
are
is
the
the
di¬
and
acquisition
Inc.,
expected
exceed
to
the year ended June 30, 1956, Smith-Corona reported
$1,456,000, or $4.27 per share, on record-high sales of
The acquisition of Kleinsehmidt adds more than $8,000,000
1481.
p.
Co.,
To
Operate
Texas
Ralph
a
Douglass,
B.
Court
for
President,
the
reorganization
on
Southern
petition
Oct.
District
for Texas
5
announced
that
the
U.
S.'t
of Texas has agreed to enter¬
City Chemicals, Inc., based on
plan submitted
will participate
in the reorganization proceedings on a basis
becoming the controlling stockholder of Texas
if a reorganization plan is consummated.
Mr. Douglass said that the Smith-Douglass plan had been tentatively
accepted by a number of the creditors of Texas City Chemicals.
result
The
in
its
when
Chemicals
and
announcement
worked
of
City
out that a number of matters remain to
Smith-Douglass-participation becomes binding.
whereby Smith-Douglass would operate the
points
before
out
the
Chemical
not stated.
plant
or
participate
in
the
reorganization
plan
Through F. Eberstadt & Co., arrangements have been
City Chemicals in the event Smith-Douglass'
Inc.
5,000
participation in the reorganization is confirmed.
Smith-Douglass Co., Inc., with executive offices at Norfolk,
leading manufacturer and distributor of chemical fertilizers
to
refinance Texas
and
is
a
&
fer¬
Tillman-Whitaker
Co.,
Inc.
2,000
Shelby Cullom
Dick
&
Co,
Ferris
Iov;a
of
Securities
the
an
ammonia
closing down
of
Atlantic
Seaboard
phosphate
substantial
plant
at
operations
Houston
in
and
in
reserves
1956.—V.
150,000
Stern,
L.
Co
&
Hentz
Hill
J.
&
Hirsch
—V.
Wheat
&
N.
White
&
&
p.
1,600,000
Co
100,000
Co
100,000
Stet¬
&
son
»
Co.,
L^
150,000
Neal
&
Wag¬
150,000
goner
F.
1,000,000
300,000
&
Wright
Inc.
Wyatt,
Co
Cohu
Arthur
100.000
184,
600,000
1.250.000
Co
&
C.
Co.,
Inc.
&
Inc—.
Co.
&
C.
150,000
Co.—
&
Hilsman
H.
Noel
Alstyne,
J.
900.000
Co._:
&
Richards
100,000
R.
1,250,000
Winslow,
1.250.000
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
&
Day
100.000
150,000
_
Co
&
Dabney
Wertheim
I-
Co
&
Haupt
300,000
_—.—
Anthony
600,000
Co.
400,000
Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Harrison
Corp—
/
Co
&
Weeden
1,600,000
—
250,000
&
150,000
Van
700,000
Sons__
&
& Co—
American
Tyson
200,000
&
Hallgarten
Mc¬
Cartwright
Tucker.
«&£
Co.
Gregory
&
150,000
Strauss
Townsend,
250,000
400,000
Marache
Granbery,
H.
S.
Swiss
100.000
Sons
&
900,000
&
150,000
Blosser
Thomas
Co
&
Meyer
250,000
Co.
250,000
Co.,
—
Garrett
Robert
100,000
-—
Co-
&
Boyce
Dowell
300,000
&
&
Frank,
Straus,
150,000
Co
&
—-
Fox
of
Marshall
&
Freeman
■
Bros.
Sweney
S. Yantis & Co.,
Inc.
200,000
1232.
Finance
Southern
Offered—R.
Co.,
Inc., Lenoir, N.
&
Dickson
S.
convertible
C.—Securities
Co., Inc., Charlotte,
The
preferred
929.
conversion
preferred
($25
preferred Stock at par
The
p.
Stein
J.
M.
150,000
&
Bogan Paul &
Inc.,
100,000
Foster
350,000
100,000
Mayer
&
Smithers
S.
300,000
share.
183,
Co.,
———
Freeman
1,600,000
Hammill
Sheridan
Securities Corp.—
Chicago
First
&
1,000,000
150,000
Corp
5,000 shares
Texas.
January,
Seasongooa
F.
Co.—
Co.
150,000
—.
—
Shearson,
600,000
Co
&
First
1,600,000
Hutz-
Parke
100,000
&
Co.
&
&
Schwabacher & Co
&
—_
Steele
600,000
.
Bros.
Scott, Horner & Mason,
100,000
First
Ira
Inc._—
Rothschild
co.
Co
&
__
Fauset,
Robinson-Humphrey
150,000
Chapman
1,250,000
Schoellkopf, Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc.
&
Inc.
Co.,
200,000
Co._
&
300,000
Co.
Farwell,
100,000
Co
Inc.
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Fahnestock
300,000
1,600,000
1,600,000
Evans
Hughes
Inc.——i___
Close & Kerner
&
F.
&
900.000
A.
150,000
Co.,
Sclimidt, Poole, Roberts
1,000,000
&
&
250,000
Stokes
Morris,
1,250,000
,
Co.,
L.
200,000
Francis I. duPont & Co.
Inc.
Co.,
Salomon
Co.,
I
Elkins,
100,000
:
Co., Inc.
600,000
Reynolds
150,000
Boding—
Dickson
100,000
&
Co.
&
Inc.
The
Merle-Smith
&
S.
R.
&
Davis &
Co.—
Inc
Pollock
Rambo,
Townsend,
&
&
Copeland
Fenn
E.
Rand
—
&
Crouter
900,000
Rallensperger,
100,000
Co.
DeHaven
250,000
inc.
100,000
—
Co.
Hirshberg,
Overton
Win.
1,250,000
Co._
&
&
100,000
A.
;
150,000
__
200,000
—
Kendall,
Securi¬
and
Texas City Chemicals,
Inc: completed a large dicalcium phosphate
plant at Texas City, Texas in 1954. The company encountered financial
difficulties shortly after
the plant was completed, which resulted in
2.000
Co.
100,000
Co
150,000
B. W. Pizzini &
Schmertz
and
3,000
2.000
ties
Davenport
300,000
&
Hanseatic
&
Phelps.
Inc
midwest
Johnson
operates
along the
owns
J.
600,000-,
Union
250,000
Inc.
Middlebrook,
Co.,
Co.
Co._
Wells
York
Corp.
Co.
Co—
&
&
&
Hutchinson
Patterson.
—
150,000
&
Coe
Masten
Norris
Inc.—
250,000
Inc.-
Co.
&
150,000
Cunningham,
E.
New
200,000
&
Co
350,000
Legg
M'ullaney,
200,000
Burr,
150,000
&
Krensky
&
100,000
Corp.—
400,000
Co.,
Marx
600,000
1,000,000
C'ooley
M.
600,000
600,000
Co.
&
&
McMaster
200,000
Florida,
Manning/
Co
A.
100,000
200,000
MacArthur &
C.
Hugo
1,600,000
Cc.
Inc.
Inc.
Mackall
600,000
1,000,000
&
Kidder
John
600,000
.
Corp.
&
300,000
of
_
M.
Co.,
Securities
&
$150,000
Co.,
Taylor
Arthur
250.000
Coffin
&
Co.
150,000
Kormendi
Denton,
Securities
follows:
Inc.
&
the
and
as
150,000
&
Co
Republic
are
Corp.
Co.
400,000
Co._
&
9,250,000 shs.
underwriters
Joyce
Co.—
&
in
southwest.
It
Kean,
100,000
the
tilizer
Luttrell
&
Bros.
Coburn
B.
700,000
Co.—
&
55,000,000
S. C.,
on
Sept. 14 offered publicly 4,000 shares of 6% cumulative
Va.
3,000
3.000
materials
John
A.
Brothers
arrangement
5,000
M.
&
25.000.000
75,000,000
Applegate
Kenower,
Kraus—
&
Blair
Goodbody
by Smith-Douglass Co., inc.
Pending consideration of the plan by the Court, the plan contem¬
plates that Smith-Douglass shall reopen and operate the plant of
Texas City Chemicals as agent for the Court's trustee, and that Smitha
were
Co.,
Firm
Pending Reorganization—
tain
Oustanding
$35,000,000
Keir
&
&
Co.
Central
M.
Inc.
FINANCING
Norfolk
100,000
Inc.
Smith-Douglass
of
45,000,000
Hutton
Kalman
___
Bradford
C.
F.
600,000
Stearns
&
several
Investment
150,000
Williams & Co,
Bioren
last
In
184,
income
net
'•
Humphrey,
fe
Parker
Burge
second
of
annual sales.—V.
pro¬
company
30,000,000
E.
150,000
Co.
Clement
expand
was
and
purchased by each
Bleich-
Whipple & Co"
Weeks & Co.
Baxter,
predecessor
a
successful
than
1956,'' the
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs
:
Bache
said.
ago.
110-volt,
on
sell for something less
in
60.000,000
the
of
to -be
1,600,000
Redpath
growing
electric
portable
our
called
Typewriter—just 50 years
to
new
correspondence,
substantially
Smith said.
Mr.
advance
The
small businessmen, doctors, dentists
as housewives,
executives, students
among
as
effort.
of
television
and
30,000,000
Hiilme,
Inc.
Lestrange
Dallas
5.000
Chisholm &
years
would
public
Inc.__
Hopkins ,& Co., Inc.
Hoffman-Walker
7,000
first
effected
Inc.
press
five
6,000
Cabell
10 000
spent
recently told Smith-Corona shareholders that the company
1957 to be its best year in history, and that unit sales
one
levels.
year's
Texas
Co.__
Landstreet
fiscal
every
6,000
10,000
the
at
minimum
a
dollars,"
1956,
Smith
Mr.
of
7,000
H.
Co.,
Co.
City
devices.
Waggoner_
G.
Show
service
60,000,000
10,500,000 shs.
1983—
Clayton Securities Corp.
the
Deerfield,
111.,
manufacturer of printed telecommunications equipment and other elec¬
Hirshberg, Inc
Carrison, Wulbern,
&
Inc.
mate¬
in
to
expected
Its
had
company
local
PRESENT
150,000
Inc.
he
year.
and
in
August,
the
the
30,
250,000
Co
S.
Auchineloss,
9.
that
said
of
typewriter for
a
versify its product line.
City
Inc.
Co—'
use
'
Development
Pierce,
&
&
result
shown
has
com¬
respectively, at Dec. 31, 1950.
TO
1995_
15,
1,
Co.
Inc.
roeder,
Burnham
Typewriter—
was
Oct.
on
portable
new
market
portable,
new
Norris
Neal.
announced
8
radio
June
$283,797,701
EFFECT
names
Stockton Broome & Co.
License—
will
Portable
Smith-Corona
He
first
Smith-Corona
of
City
said
Business
professionals,
pounds.''
Details
Tindall
its
cyrr^nt,,, ist expected
18.6
the
with
Standard Folding
the
York
machine.
the
important
company
be
W.
action
portable typewriter
New
typing
units and
Douglass
Corp.
Co.,
Securities
in
new
expect this
most
7,000
_
patrick,
J.
French
Co.
loans.
lightweight machine that would produce precise, uniform
who
which would
•'
See
the
7,000
& Mason,
Inc.
M.
"We
both-in
7,000
.
Co
&
this
Inc.—Electric
President;
said
similar
J.
Co.,
Oct.
on
1956,
furnishing
of
value $100 per share)
&
.
to find
7,000
,
Weil, Labouisse,
that
expected
electric
National
a
others
Wyatt,
10,000
Saunders,
Jack
for
and
McCarley & Co., Inc
Inc.
Clark,
Smith
12,000
10,000
&
19....
and
term
Co.,
Inc. '
Friedrichs
&
Inc.
Pierce
the
to
distinctive
and
12,000
Inc.
Sons
Whiteside,
Winslow,
Scott,
at
demand
12,000
&
Co
&
Chace,
Furman
first
Smith,
L.
15
12,000
I
Inc
Dickson
S.
bank
at
several
a
is
production after
be
Oct.
oach
of
It
by this corporation
$36,900,000.
be
1^,
Shares
Howard,
M.
Atwill
world's
will
Feb.
part' of
a
outstanding
of
State,?.
Smith-Corona
The
net
$350*000 payable
of
underwriter
number
30,000
Co.,
retire
Oct.
(Inc.)
interest
repayable
agreement
presently
of
90,000
Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
&
ner
for
mortgage
rially increasing the company's business and royalty income from that
important and rapidly growing part of the country.—V. 184, p. 730.
pursuant
company
into
1956;
The
Alester
Inc.
Merrill
The
R.
class
of
Shares
H.
par
follows:
Co.,
first
due
Strudwick
&
Carolina
District
UNDERWRITERS—The. obligation
obligation to purchase a 'specified
Johnson, Lane, Space &
Vice-President,
of
$6,150,000
&
and
Byrd
Western
major
cents
50
company $3,500,000 at an
Under said
agreement
the
loan
on
Executive
Tele¬
capital stock equity, funded debt and
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
amounted
to
and $51,700,000, respectively, compared with
debs., due "Oct.
Inc.
conversion
the
April
per
through
year
entered
company
per /annum.
1972.
proceeds
as
sold
and
the
of
converted
remaining
Insurance
to
$2,500,000
of
rate
1,
been
The
follows:'-'$500,000
succeeding
loans
agreed
41/2%
made
May
shares
416,000
issued
the
1956,
to
American
furnishing
of
.,
Securities
Anderson
Burns
agreement.
16,
Aug.
company
rate
be
Gilbert,
expected
1,
have
used
30,
ended
1,250,000
that
expects
of
with
M.
full
net
earnings, after income
wholly-owned
subsidiaries
for
two
at
least
$2,000,000,
then
upon
the
that
stock.
to
are
underwriting
flAs
in
be
of
business
was
transmission
months
GIVING
Corp.
company has expanded its license to the Marvin Electric Manufac¬
turing Co. to permit them to sell licensed Silvray
products in the
developing the
1958;
Jan.
1957, to the respective
subparagraphs (a) and (b).
Will
common
stock
common
Jan.
assumes
stock
common
A
from
described
schedule
class
of
basis
would
$265,000,000
(par
Allyn
Bear,
issue,
purposes,
telephone
last,
Peck
&
Baker,
Commission
of
1986.
the
be
also furnishes teletypewriter ex¬
facilities for private line telephone and
revenues
30
;i
C.
the
in
outstanding 50 cents
par
value common stock, the entire then outstanding common stock
.may then or thereafter be converted,
share for share, into class A
common
stock; provided, however, that the conversion privileges de¬
scribed in the foregoing' paragraphs (a)
and
(b), may be, exercised
only if an amount at least equivalent to 45 cents per share' per
year
has been paid on the outstanding class A common stock on
a
U.
will
debentures
subsidiary
the
June
and
and
the
June
debs.,
Inc.
William
value
par
annual
66%'/•
least
P.
$3,000,000
669.
p.
in
its
and
from
1,
Financing—;
California
bidding
prices
company
six
American
Stuart
Adams
J.
cents
1962;
and
average
company
fiscal
years
after
and
on
shares
312.000
• or
the
to
competitive
Nov.
conversion
of
outstanding at July 24, 1956, entitles the holder thereof
shares, share for share, into class A common stock
15%
years
184,
applied
at
mature
proceeds
Mr.
20%
additional
sell
to
Silvray Lighting", Inc.—Expands Marvin
follows:
(a)
to
The
—-V.
has
company
permission
as¬
such
to
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Plans
the
purposes.
the
operating
Allison-Williams
which
iri
open,
of
for general corporate
improvements to
its
in
On
service
The
principal amount of debentures
to
and
Canada.
In
addition,
early 1957, a new $15 million hotel in down¬
town Philadelphia, Pa., and has completed
plans for a skyscraper hotel
to open in Dallas, Texas, in 1958.—V. 184,
pp. 1232, 1169 and 668,
value
par
class
shares
the
to
the
upon
cents
shares
416,000
addition
.
stock
common
is
shares
outstanding
value common
stock.
In
hereinabove
described
in
this
par
common
schedule
above
said
value
par
right to the holders thereof
thereof, into 416,000 shares of
in
other
At
4%
Arnhold
including
Sheraton
the
the
shares
The
entire
thus
provide
engaged
Tennessee.
for
use,
from
American
date
corporation
used
and
$485,469,742, $180,000,000 and $24,100,000,
York
routes
on
purchase.
the
to receive
stock, at
and
areas.
for
total
11
cents
50'
of
1956,
stock.
the
stock,
date,
value common
each
share of
1956^
416,000
or
that
common
24,
shares
July
common
sumption
mon
July
20%,
to. convert
class
of
as
2,080.000
standing
that
on
par
such
not
stockholders
cents
50
is
UNDERWRITERS—The
motel
properties
undisclosed
an
4s.
as
mainly telephone service, in the states of Alabama,
Kentucky,
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
North
Carolina,
telephones
exchange
Capital stk.
broker.
as
scheduled
Treasurer
George,
Exit
Dewitt
outskirts
Sheraton's
Henderson
King
located
130-rpom
the
on
by Gregory Banos,
with
153-room
be
wholly-owned
a
Co.,
Georgia,
40-year 3!4%
1
Thruway
and
5
While
of
date,
entitled,
were
of
such
stoc* for
$1
par
value
certificates
evidencing
the ownership,
as
of
2,080,000 shares of 50 cents par value common
been issued, actual ownership thereof vested in such
stock.
common
to
will
additions
BUSINESS—Company,
phone
Florida,
27-year
the
travelers."
Sheraton
sale
also
redemption
interest.
Authorized
long range highway hotel
schedule for some time, with
expansion
the
debentures,
regular
debs., due Sept. 1, 1972__ $35,000,000
40-year 3% debs., due July 1, 1979____
25,000,000
40-year 2%% debs., due Aug. ], 1985—
45,000,000
40-year 2%% debs., due July 1, 1987—
75,000,000
35-year 3'/a% debs., due Sept. 1, 1989—
55,000,000
travel.
Binghamton
from
at
accrued
30-year 234%
II
2.080,000 shares of common stock of
50 cents
par
value, and 5,000,000 shares of class A common stock
of 50
cents
par
value.
Pursuant to a plan of recapitalization, the
stockholders
of
record
of
the
outstanding
1,040,000
shares
of
$1
value
par
proceeds
extensions,
CAPITALIZATION
permit
operations with
hotel
plus
the
for
redeemable
par,
would
extensive
an
its
on
the
alreadyconstructed inn, because of their "desirable location -/catering to the
needs of the. town of Syracuse, local industry
and also the highway
dated July 24, 1956, to its charter, the authorized
the company was changed from 2,000,000 shares of
amendment
*Ey
$1
the
of
showed
shortly.
underway
He
had
tabbed
units
Portland,
get
has
in
in
100.2612%
be
to
Dealers' sub¬
closed.
munication services,
Bacon,
common
been
plant.
$975,023,344,
acquisition
bid of 100.8699%.
a
proceeds
EARNINGS—For
Motels—
its
know-how
automobile
toward
corporation
construction
its
of Sheraton's
together
Without
11,664,000 shs.
*2,080,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
$1,800,000
cents )—
50
value
(par
interest
bank
Demand
value
( par
stock
com.
corporation
tieing
the
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
to
are
106.16%
PROCEEDS—Net
$35,400,465.
highway-inn field—two motels in Syracuse, N. Y.
Ernest Henderson, President, said that the purchase
the
PRESENT
TO
; ■
Common
Corp.
Sheraton
The
Co.—Deben¬
used
advances
Ernest
ther details follow:
on
Stanley & Co. bid
from
teletypewriter
2,165,833,171
Telegraph
by the company to repay outstanding advances from its
parent
organization, American Telephone & Telegraph Co., which are
expected
to approximate
$51,000,000 at the time the proceeds are received. The
$
' V
/
&
interest, to yield 3.90%.* Award
by the underwriters at competi¬
won
books have
debentures
The
ranging
grams
1S56—8 Mos.—1955
Period End. Sept. 30—1950—Month—1955
in
Scripto, Inc.—Further Details of Stock Offering—Men¬
tion
scription
Morgan
was
Oct. 8
on
change service and services
Roebuck
Sears
thereby
$2,526,185
Telephone
and accrued
issue
tive sale
1,066
months
nine
the
including
sale
notes which had been scheduled
underwriting syndicate headed by
$15,000,000
of
issue
proposed
First
Note Financing—
Finance Co.—Defers
company
offered
profits of Schick
Net
1955,
101.66%
of
con¬
company's
....
first
at
which
of
Bell
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as manager of
banking syndicate, on Oct. 9 offered
$60,000,000 of 27-year 4% debentures, due Oct. 1;1983
investment
an
balance
to
are
the
Southern
Monday, October 15, 1956
tures
at
of
This
Oct. 9 filed a registration statement with the
shares of
its $1 par common stock.
These
outstanding stock and are to oe sold to under¬
in
spud
to
Co.
Another
month
Seaboard
SEC
an
prospects.
with
—V.
Pa.—Registers With SEC—
Schick, Inc., Lancaster,
was
interesting
acreage
Privately—The
Oct.
who
scheduled
wells
additional
are
Tubular
Sawhill
Placed
1,
who has been a director of the company since
Scurry
Oils Ltd. and Rainbow Oil
Ltd. on
of
and
1954,
5,
cluded
on
Oct.
officer and director of the predecessor
company, Rainbow Oil Ltd.,
becomes Managing Director.
The company presently has five wells drilling upon its properties and
Feb.
capital.
working
to
effective
director.
a
as
Farrand,
H.
amalgamation
the
acquire
such
new
equipment,
which
increased production
capacity.
Otherwise
ment is contemplated.
In either event, the
to
continue
William
President,
as
divide his future time between his private oil interest
his new contract as geological advisor to this company.
fulfilling
will
He
new
retired
has
Nauss
W.
will
and
1956,
present
expanding
cost
Arthur
Dr.
goods
(Can.)—President Retires—
Ltd.
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
organization).
Net proceeds of the financing will be used either to
the company's present
equipment to produce 12-foot wide
or
to acquire new equipment for this purpose, and
in either
case
to
enlarge or change
its present buildings therefor.
The cost
expand
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offering
ratio
stock
...
stock
of
up
-
may
2 "a
to
was
be
shares
and
per
stock (par $10)
completed.
converted
of
(Continued
into
common
including
Sept.
on page
common
stock
30,
at
1957;
50)
for
at
share)
$10.75
stock
and
per
at
the
each
share
of
two
shares
of
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1
DIVIDENDS
Name
Lone
Dividend announcements
tables!
In
nounced
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
dividends
the
Common
4.75%
an¬
follow with
a
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
we
Per
When
Payable
convertible
$2.62
from
Lower
St.
of Rec.
4'"27
Business
American
Fidelity
$1.20
jr.
$1.25
Shares
&
preferred
preferred
(quar.l
Finance
American
Maracaibo
American
Anchor
Title
Gteel
Ins.
(Miami.
Co.
General
Associated
Truck
Company
on
Class
A
6'A7
Telephone
5 7a 7
Baltimore
taken
this
Barber-Ellis
Bates
&
Ltd.
Best
Co.
&
Blue
Co.
(of
.
5%
prior pfd.
tquar.i
Edison
Brown
Shoe
Bulloch's
Class
pfd.
class
A
California
Capitol
Power
Investment
Records
Inc.,
Columbia
1
1
10-20
11-15
10-25
12-10
11-26
common
10-15
10-20
10-19
Pneumatic
11-
1
10-19
Pope
11- 1
$4
67
10-10
1„
12-14
12-
1
11-
l
to-
12-31
65c
1-1-57
40c
12-
(St.
Corp.—
Stockholders will
ing to be held
Rogers
Cork
&
vote
split
Class
common
Cup
Pacific
5%
10-15
77
10-15
Skinner
10-15
the
conv.
10-15
10-
2
$1.06'/4\
11-15
V
11-
1
6c
11-
11-1
11-15
11-
1
a
stock
common
Ltd.
A
4«A7"
J50c
11-15
Douglas
net
12-
3
11-
12-
3
11-
Kellogg
B
3
11-
57
5
62»/zc
Aircraft
Rubber,
Ltd.,
67
pfd. A (quar.l
dep. receipts—
Pearson
Grain.
Bond
split
pref.
1
(Newark,
N.
<fe
10-15
4.107
2
4.35'/"
4.35 7"
2nd
11-
Atlantic
11-26
3.75 7
11-26
Atlantic
(quar.)____—
$1.06
12-
1
11-16
11-
1
1
(stock
dividend)—
10-19
1007
15c
11-
1
10-
11-15
5l/2'/c
Corp.
Telephone
&
(increased
preferred
preferred
8
(F.
W.l
&
<fe
Co.,
1
10-15
basis
10-22
1
11-15
62'Ac
(quar.i____
a37
12-
1
12-11
11-
Machine
(quar.)
25c
_____
10-31
Below
100',«
10-
"____
8
11-
1
dends
9c
6c
11-15
'
11-
$12'Ac
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
57
12l/2C
11-
$1.40
35c
1
Name of Company
Aberdeen
ized
Fund
Share
(special
3/10c
of
When
11-20
9-21
3 7
dividend)
Fe
10-22
10-
12-
10-26
1
Ry.—
25C
quar.)
10-15
10-
10-15
10-
30c
10-15
$30c
—„—
(quar.)
common
8
$$1.31'A
(quar.)
common
1
1
9-13
$1
11-
1
10-
9
(quar.l.
$1.02'A
11-
1
10-
9
$1.08%
11-
1
10-r 9
$1.08%
11-
1
10-
(quar.)
9
RR.—
preferred
$2.50
(s-a)
11-10
10-25
___
5
1
convertible
preferred
prcferied
prior
Banking
A
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
10-
3
of
Corp., $2.25 conv.
plus
35c
(L. 3.)
"B,"
from
& Co..
Industries,
^
Piano
preferred
87
10-12
10-12
56'Ac
11-
1
9-15
11-
1
10-15
1
40c
10-29
10-
30c
10-31
10-15
$1.12'A
$1.1272
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
1272C
10-15
9-28
profits)-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
10-31
10-11
$1.50
10-15
9-28
$1.50
L-15-B7
1J-S1
25c
Corp.
pfd.
10-26
10-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber Co.
Baldwin
10-12
10-30
57
pfd. (quar.)—
(5c from in¬
security
net
67
Co.,
10-30
10-30
Inc.
common
Inc.
10-12
America—
—
Fund
10-19
10-12
10-30
15c
—
dividend
Mfg.
1
10-30
15c
37'Ac
:
(quar.)
Co.
11-
10-17
15c
,
(quar.)
Canteen
11-12
15c
(quar.)
B
30c
(quar.)
——
A
8c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(quar.)
'
Bathurst
Class
the
Payable of Rec.
&
B
(quar.l.
—
(quar.)
Corp*
Works
Iron
(quar.i
Hydro-Electric,
Bangor
Bankers
Trust
Baystate
Ltd.—
Co.,
Paper
(quar.)——
Aircraft
Belmont
profits and 7/10c lrom net -investment
Power
A
Class
Holders
real¬
from
10-
1
10-15
11-
Beech
Per
3
10-15
12-
60c
$25c
Baker
10-17
week, these being given in
56 'Ac
preferred (quar.):
472 7''prof 1erred (1947 series)
preceding table.
10-25
87'/2C
this
announced
10-15
10-23
10-
come
9
not yet
25c
(quar.)
4'A7
10-29
give tlie dividends announced In previotfii
paid. The list does not Include divi¬
we
10-15
1
11-15
Ayrcs
Ltd.—
(s-ai
1
11-
1
Baldwin
Inc.—
(quar.)_
1
12-
11-
11-21
1
Axc-Houghton
10-22
11-
•
.
Ltd. (quar.)
Securities Corp.—
11-1
10-31
11-
Avco
10-22
25c
(quar.)
107
1
12-
Stock
10-19
11-15
Son
&
$62'Ac
—
8
10- -1
12-
$55c
Automatic
11-15
11-
1
34=70
—
Co.
W.)
preference
11-
$60c
:
div.)
10-
10-17
93 %c
67
11-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
(F.
11-30
50c
(quar.l
(Clarence)
1
1
(s-ai
$1.50
10-31
12-
1
25c
$20=
Santa
Line
Class
Co.—
quar.)
Woolworth
67
75c
(quar.)
11-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refining Co.—
Automobile
10-19
10-18
10-15
,
preferred B (quar.)
Wholesalers Ltd.—
$1.20
10-19
11-
l(;
Atomic
5
40c
11-30
11-
(quar.)_
Development Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly (from investment income)
Austin, Nichols & Co.—
10-31
11-
3
$1.31'A
$1.37'A
—
Co.
11-15
12-
1
10-
12-14
(quar.)________
preferred
Steels, Ltd.
Atlas
50c
—_
Co.—-a
10-15
15c
62'Ac
1—______
common
non-cumulative
Atlantic
9
9-28
preferred
Coast
10-19
10-10
11-
11-13
(stock
preferred
preferred
10-10
12-10
1
1
(quar.)
11-
12-10
1112-
10-15
(quar.)__
1
10-31
10-11
(quar.)
Ltd.,
11-
57
9-29
10-25
15c
Power
&
12-10
10-10
10-20
12-10
Electric,
preferred
9
9-24
(increased)—
com.
Y.)
(N.
Corp.
(quar.)
—
+15c
125c
30c
50c
47 7?c
.
70c
21Vzc
(quar.)
12-
1
12-
1
11-
5
11-
5
10-26
10-16
11-
10-15
1
10-20
10-15
11-
1
10-
1
9-27
10-15
.
Gabriel
Gas,
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
American Oil, com. (stock div.)
Inc.,
General
New
common
67
(initial
convertible
General
Corp.
Electric Co.,
100%
s-a >
preferred
Dynamics
General
15c
(quar.)____
(quar.) in
57
Waterworks,
preferred
5.107
Godman
Goodall
5'/',
of
(H.
C.)
Gould-National
Growth
Investment
Haughton
income)
Well
Elevator
Holly
Stores,
div.)
37
preferred
(accum.)
12-
Inc.
(quar.)
Inc,
Acme
l
11-1
9-
7
1
10-17
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-19
net
12c
Co.
10-12
(quar.)
10-31
60c
12-20
12-
5
23c
common
conv.
pfd.
Electrochemical,-common
(quar.i__
(quar.l
11-20
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
31'Ac
11-1
10-19
25c
(quar.i
(quar.l
11-30
10c
13%c
11-26
10-22
$1.06'A
Co..
preferred
12-28
12-
Corp.
Jronrite,
Jantzen.
Stock
5%
Inc..
Inc.,
(quar.)
55c
common
(quar.l
13%c
(quar.)____
20c
107
Corp.
iquar.i
(S.
~
(quar.l
S.|
Co.
$1.25
__
Kalamazoo Vegetable
Special
Kresge
pfd.
dividend
preferred A
Jervis
conv.
Parchment
Co.
(quar.)
15C
35c
3
10-31
10-18
11-
1
10-15
II-
1
10-15
12-
1
11-24
11-15
10-15
12-10
12-
1
40c
12-10
12-
1
40c
(quar.l
12-12
11-16
5lA 7
55c
Manufacturing
10-15
Bell
10-11
Benrus
Berkshire
10c
11-
3
10-11
50c
-
11-
1
10-19
preferred
27c
(quar.)
convertible
Affiliated
Fund,
preferred
Agnew-Surpass
"5'A%
Air
(quar.)
(R. C.)
Allentown
14c
1
Business
Allied
Stores
of
new
Petroleum
American
Box
Book
57
Corp.
Co.
15c
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colortype
Co.
Distilling
Mutual
shares
iN.
10-15
11-1
10-26
11-
1
10-19
10-15
9-14
25c
25c
(quar.l
American
10-31
11-15
11-10
25c
—
American
11- 1
9-24
11-16
12-14
10-17
87'Ac
(quar.)
American
12-10
1-1-57
11- 1
50c
5c
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
10-20
30c
933Ac
pfd.
(quar.l
preferred
J.)
25c
(quar.)
30c
Fund, Inc. (6c from
invest-
10-20
tional
Monthly
S1
n_30
n_ls
American
Can
Monthly
$1
12-31
12-20
American
Colortype Co.
Ltd.—
(monthlyi
fiOc
and
rather
Co.
11-
75c
(quar.)
Board
income
10-22
r
Arma
Corp., com. (quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
Common
10-31
(initial)
(quar.)
Eosch
American
12- 1
10-19
11-15
(quar.)
com
3.757
preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 57
American
1
15c
(quar.)
10-15
Co.
(quar.)—
common—
tl7 72c
15c
special
a
than
in
yc>r-end
9-21
9-28
12- 3
10-16
11-15
12-17
10-24
12- 3
11- 9
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-15
2-
»
9-14
10-15
9-28
9-23
5
10-20
10-10
(quar.)
10c
10-15
9-20
25c
10-15
50c
11-
Bliss <fc Laughlin (stock dividend)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common (quar.)
507
25C
15c
$62'Ac
$1
67
Blue
Blue
&
Saco
Hats,
"A"
preferred
W.l
(E.
Water
Ltd.,
(quar.)i
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
:
preferred <quar.j
Corp. Ltd.,' 57 pfd. (accum.)—
Ridge
Insurance
(North
Carolina)—
Ribbon
Quarterly
(George W.)
Corp.
Borg-Warner Corp.,
37a7"
Boston
4.257
Boston
>
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Edison,
(quar.)
common
preferred
class
Bostich,
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
—
(quar.)—
57 preferred
(interim)
preferred
—
Paper,
Bradley
$1.0674
11-15
12-22
11-
1
12-20
10-16
10-31
12-
8
10-15
12-10
9-21
1
10-15
1-2-57
12-12
11-
1
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
12-14
$1.25
Co.—;
Bralornc
Mines,
Ltd.
Columbia
(quar.)
Products,
Forest
Co.,
3%7
pfd.
Columbia
Power
Columbia
Telephone
preferred
preferred
2nd
Brockton
Taunton
(quar.)
Gas,
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)_
10-19
12-
1
9-27
10-15
11-15
$ 12'Ac
933Ac
$35c
11-
1
9-28
10-15
10-15
10-10
10-
1
9-26
Co.—
$$1.09%
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
$$1.50
(increased)
11-
$$1.19
—
commoi
(quar.)
10-11
Ltd.—
(quar.l—
(quar.)
oreferred
preferred
Corp.,
10-22
$72 Ac
40c
Quarterly
Bristol-Myers
9-15
10-11
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Hydraulic
Bridgeport
British
—
of Canada,
Bridge & Tank Co.
$2.90
preference
12-28
10-29
10-22
H°c
Ltd.
Extra
$3.80
60c
87'Ac
30c
70c
10-11
10-20
12'Ac
20c
RR.,
(Milton)
87
25c
45c
9-20
1
11-28
5c
Maine
&
Bowater
4%%
50c
9-29
3
10-
4%%
10-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
British
10-31
25c
common
(quar.)
1
12-
10-26
Bliss
,
Co.,
Inc.
British
71c
1
(quar.)
10-20
10-20
12-17
10-26
I
w
cash
«quar.)_—
(N. J.)
Gas
$50c
27
20c
SI.25
11-
3-1-57
50c
$1.25
Borg
common
common
Ailoys
10-15
10-15
9-21
10-31
57
12'Ac
—_
Machines, Inc.
America,
Amerada
11- 1
11- 1
10-22
12- 3
12- 3
10-31
10-15
quar.l—__
10-31.
Pipe
pfd.
Co.,
of Canada (quar.)
(stock dividend).
Co.
preferred
Foods,
Biddeford
8
Cement—
Corp.,
Corp.,
Co.
tlOc
$27'Ac
(initial)
Products
10-
28c
(increased
(stock dividend 1
Portland
common
Aluminum
6c
common—
Ltd.,
Stores,
inc.)
net
(s-a)
Mfg.
Allied
from
(quar.
Products
Brass
New
Shoe
preferred
Control
Akron
Inc.
11-8
Watch
Biltmore
10-31
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred (initial)
Joint
57
Corp.—
$1
$1.20
77"
Mfg.
15c
Telephone Co.
Best
of
65c from net realized profits).
At holder's
option distribution can be paid
in addi¬
Lock
Ltd.,
Hardware
11- 3
'
ment
Laurentide
Belknap
11- 1
3 7
American
preferred
Bclding-Corticelli,
27'Ac
—
(quar.I
American
$4.25
10-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Acronca
Allen
10-17
Co.
-
Stock
10-19
11-
9-28
10-26
Common
Extra
10-19
1
1
10-25
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
6
11-
A
Alloys
preferred
conv.
Steel
Adams-Millis
10-19
12-
class
Petroleum,
Aluminum
$1.10
Acme
10-10
37'/uC
42'Ac
(from
_r
Cementing
57
10-17
11-
1°
7c
-
-
Aberdeen
"
7
35c
___
(initial)
Inc.,
12-
$2.50
(quar.)
Shares,
convertible
Hooker
3%
.'
Eatteries.
Hchienv/ay Furniture
5'A7
div.
$1.25
common
Oil
10-19
11-10
$1.27'A
(stock
(s-a 1
Industry
Halliburton
(stock
(quar.)
Co.. 67
Rubber,
11-16
1-2-57
1-2*JB7
a$0.142
common
America
preferred
10-13
15c
(quar.
preferred
Gob Shops
10-15
75c
:
income )
1
11-1
Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
General
-
47
10-12
3
30c
(initial
preferred
10-19
—
^weeks and
__
J.I,
10-15
10-
10-
$56'Ac
(quar.)
Topcka
City
10-19
10-26
approval.
_5V2%
(quar.)
Whitman
11-15
(A.
$5.25
Atlantic
1
10-23
50c
Hegeman Electric
Athcs-Jmperiul,
9-20
10-10
11-
$70c
1
common
SEC
common
1
(quar.)
com.
10-15~
10-25
J.)—
:
preferred
4'A7- pld.
Light
Light
Common
11-15
65c
Funds,
10-24
10-15
$12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Northam 1
Western
•—
two-for-one
a
New
10-19
30c
Carpet Co.
Atchison,
2
9-20
Ltd.—
Corp.
Warren
10-15
12-11
11-30
$35c
(quar.)____
series
Industrial
$3.50
<
on
Custodian
Freiman
Fulton
Co.
(Texas
series
Income
■
11-
1-4-57
$1.18%
$1.40
10-20
10-
10-24
67
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd..
Inc.
Common
-
Power
57
semi-annually
Mart,
Franklin
.-
Pictures,
Woolworth
pfd.
Artloom
10-31
10-13
10-11
1
45c
common
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
&
9-28
10-22
11-
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
35c
(quar.l
Welder
preferred
Utah
10-31
40c
Insurance
Increased
>
Electric
preferred
Vulcan
10-22
11-21
$1.50
Corp.
Firemen's
___
preferred
conv,
(Canada),
10-10
Co.—
Equipment Corp.,
4'A7
10-31
-
1
75c
Corp.,
preference A
Arrow-Hart
37'Ac
(quar.)
Carson
&
Yatcs-Arnerican
Federal
-
10-31
11-21
2'A7
___________
preferred
Aro
10-20
22c
(quar. I
Cement
11-
10-19
5
50c
—$■—
Co
(quar.)___
$10c
(quar.)
common
10-10
25c
(quar.)
Co
Electric
to
11-20
15c
5'A7
11-15
50c
*
Amor.
Subject
10-19
1
1
(quar.i
class A
Corp.,
1
11-
10-
11-
$15c
preferred
1
20c
12-10
-
10-31
25c
(quar.)
Cable
Cameras.
10-31
56'Ac
!
;
Service,
5'A7
11-15
1
50c
4%7
-
1
12-
&
Chemical
$2.40 2nd
•
:
12-20
12'AC
(quar.)
(quar.),
$15c
(quar.l
(quar.l
class A (quar.)
1
(Indianapo¬
'
Inc.
preferred
12-
1
Co.
$2.50 preference B
(quar.)
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas (stock
1
60c
Sons
&
Upper Peninsular Power,
12-10
12-
10c"
Empire District Electric Co., 57-
,c i
1-10-57
Wire
11-
11-
1
12-
r
(quar.)
Argus
and
(quar.)
Interim
11-15
5c
(quar.)
Universal
12-10
10c
profits)
(John H.) <fc Son,
Duro-Test
;
5
40c
__
Extra
Dulany
Dunlop
Food
12-20
preferred
A
4'A 7
12-10
Inc.—
12-
12-15
$1.25
;
Hocking Glass
Argus
10-22
35c
(quar.)__
1
1-9-57
$1.75
Corp
Electronics
Brand,
57"
8
12-17
11-
20c
Co.
(quar.)
Securities,
Sz
Ltd.,
Gas
5
12-
50c
___
security
10-20
7'Ac
(quar.);
:
Wire & Cable
61c
;
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Class
10-15
40c
(quar.)
income
10-19
1
Ansul
on
40c
earned
1
11-
11-
12-
5%
Insurance
A
Viscose
30c
(quar.)___
Extra
$2
from
11-
10-
12-
12-15
,
preferred
Products
Anvil
10-12
1
1
1
1-9-57
Refining—
Tobacco
Ansonia
10-19
$1
67
preferred B
Superior Portland
(quar.)____
(4c
10-25
1
90c
(quar.l
Suburban
1
,
(quar.l
common
11-15
11-15
47"
Varnish
Hungerford >
Stanley Brock,
10-15
meet¬
directors'
10-25
10-15
12-
25c
4'A7
11-15
5c
Lines—
&
Sumatra
Class
10-19
50c
com.
10-15
12-15
$1
(quar.)—i__—
Anheuser-Busch,
1
25c
Co.
Investments
Common
10-15
$1.37 7a
____________—
from
2
11-
15c
(J.
Spencer
$1.07
special
(quar.)
Fund
6
1-
Extra
Smith
Special
on
preferred
Chuck
Taylor,
Co.,
Extra
Dreyfus
Inc.,
com.
Smith-Alsop Paint &
l
$1.17
a
Power,
10-22
10-10
common
Houses
11-
1-15-57
dividend)
11-1
11-
10-21
(quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.l
Dobbs
11-30
$1
9
40c
$2.44
preferred A (quar.l
Signature Loan, class A (quar.)
10-20
(quar.)
Co..
62'Ac
(quar.)_
Sierra
9
10-31
(quar.)_._
(stock
A
12-15
$1.25
pfd.
27
B
class
10-15
10-15
3%
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)
Anderson, Clayton & Co. (quar.)__
Anglo-Canadian Telephone co.—
2
11-
1
25c
4
Thermos
Anchor
9
11-
(s-a)
11-
basis.
Seal
debentures
10-
50c
Insurance
J7'Ac
$1
____
at
Nov.
Mfg., class
Voting
$8
Dixie
10-
1
5c
Thorilpson
Dennison
Life
Corp.,
(quar.l15c
Louis)
5'a7
on
five-for-one
Crown
1
(quar.45c
1
11-
10-31
25c
(quar.)
com.
S($el Foundries—
dividend
Amphenol
5
1
(quar.)______
11-
65c
37'Ac
!
(quar.)
States
Anaconda
12-
J75c
$1.05
_
10-
12-10
50c
American
10-18
7'Ac
City
I
American
10-19
7
9-20
12-28
—
!
+
American
11-
12-15
1
6
11-
10-11
Texas)
:
Smelting
Appalachian
5
25c
(quar.l,
10-19
11-
.
Company (quar.)
Randall Graphite Bearings,
5
11-
11-15
42'Ac
Randall
11-30
19c
Stock
(quar.)
Quaker
10-15
$llc
American
50c
common
11-21
Class B
12-14
10-15
B10&';-Ltd..!,(quar,
10-15
1
Inc.,
1
10-15
'
10-12
11-
A
class
10-30
30c
(quar.)____
Proctor & Gamble Co.
10-15
1
11-
Talbot,
preferred
Price
.11-15
" Tl- T 'if'
&
10-26
Y.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Scale Ltd.
(Galv.
Cnemical,
President
1-1-57
$50c
_
1
12-
Co.—
dividend
preferred
lis)
107
____
N.
10-19
37
&
non-cumulative
77"
50c
Extra
1
7
Dredging, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Co.—
Gas,
to
Gold
1
!___;
11-
5%
50c
___.
div.
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.i
Fillsbury Mills, common
<quar.)___
Crescent
a
(stock
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
California
11-
dividend
A
American
'
Works
(quar.)__
15c
Telephone (quar.40c
Consolidated
11-20
11-
(quar.)-,
Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.l
Southern Ohio Electric—
proposal
of
10-19
Gas—
Potash
American
Pennsylvania Gas Co. iquar. i
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn,
10-20
11-
$1
Ltd
preferred (quar. »__,
4.657'
preferred (quar.)
Natural
11-
11-
$4
5
12-
1-1-57
"
(Northam)
Final
20c
Co.
4'A%
Concord
1
$17'Ac
Pictures
&
10-17
s-a);$25c
(quar.)
Columbus
Pa to
10-18
11-
$2
Bottling
Co.
11-15
12-
4 7"
preferred
(quar.
4.20t'
preferred (quar.l
City Title Insurance Co. iN. Y.| (quar.)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry. Co. (quar.l
Collins
Corp.
ll-28.,;ii!11-16
(quar.)__.
Fund,
Power & Light
Coca-Cola
(quar.)___
"$1.07
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.i__
Central
9-29
9-28
1
SI.25
Insurance
Insur.
Natural
Stock
10-10
Common
Electric
Canadian
10-15
10-15
Engineering
55c
(initial
com.
(initial)
Inc., 4'
preferred
Biscuit (resumed i
Burry
15c
9-28
11-
2 Vic
Stock
Class
Corp.—
Lighting
10-15
30c
20c
National
American
10-19
Ohio
35c
B
Bullock's
10-10
10-
Northern
$1
iquar.t_____
11-15
10-15
11-15
Northern
(initial quar.)
common
12-15
10-15
Nunn-Bush Shoe
6c
-J
11-15
50c
93%e
10- 1
Warren
25c
i:icomei_
12-15
15c
!
(quar.)_____
Warren
10-15
$1.25
Ltd.,
Fire
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar )_
American Petroleum (quar.)
11-15
40c
tquar.)
1
17c
10-15
J5c
_
12-
(quar.)
1
50c
Co.__
Ltd.,
$1.25
11-30
10-15
1
97'Ac
(quar.)
r_
Common
(quar.)
10-31
'21XLL-
new
preferred
11-
(quar.)
National
American
2
2
pfd.
11-
See
75c
____
CjO., 4.25','
Co..
Forge
1111-
com.
10-15
$62'Ac
iquar.i
2
11-
1
1
___
investment
1
12-
Gas,
1
$1.50
_
12-
conv.
&
11-
$80c
__
(from
Boston
68c
Pacific
______________
common
Buffalo
3%7
Northam
$50c
(accum.l
preferred
Co.,
30c
Co.—
Common
$0.0693
10-15
Ltd.—
Booth
4%
Finance
Co.,
preferred
American
11-1
4
12-
____
York State Electric
20c
(monthly)__
Corp.
Foundry
6%
Fund
1
action
___.
12-
$1.06'A
.-
(quar.)_
ll3/sc
(quar.)__
____
BonJstock
Corp.
Fisheries,
California
11-
$34'Ac
(s-a)__
40c
quar.)
______
Income
Paddock
(quar.l
preferred
47
Advertising
&
(quar.).
Metal
4Va%
American
of Rec.
Quarterly
2 "A 7
of
preferred
American
.
A
10-17
10-22
New
(Cxtra)______
class
$1
(quar.l
Corp.
——
Extra.
^
dividend
10-15
10-31
5%
8
American
(increased
10c
i_
11-1
$$1.25
10-
20c
Picture
Mutual
j
f
Canada)
Ltd.,
Electric
Ribbon
11-15
$1.50
iquar.)____
10-26
Co.—
15c
<no
Apartments,
preferred (quar.i
Birtman
1
Ltd.—-
Beaux-Arts
1st
10-15
12-
its
^
$3
dividend
Co.
Products
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Co., common
57
Holders
12-15
American-Marietta
Extra
11-. 1
11-9
When
Payable
.
3.90'A
71 Vic
30
(interim.)
common
,
1
Home
Machine
122'Ac
Power
(Orlando)—
Quarterly
dividend)
Oct.
Casualty
American
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Plan
Motion
*
(quar.i
timet
Innes,
split
to
iquar.i
Transit
at
10-15
basis.
A
preferred
Co.
preferred
Co..
Morris
15c
L__
convertible
Avalon
10-11
10-25
11-23
&
American
capital gains & 38c year-end__
Corp.,
National
ICC
class
(quar.l
11-20
10-22
this
to
12-10
Fire
at
9
preferred (quar.)__
Moore-Hanclley Hardware Co.—
57r
preferred
(quar.)_______.
50c
<quar.i___
•liquidating).
by
4'A-for-1
a
Newspapers,
10-26
12-20
Per
Share
Name of Company
issue
Nov.
4'A7"
Inc.—
authorized
common
Augusta
11-16
5c
(quar.l
Utilities
10-16
11-17
(entire
on
common
Lawrence
Stock
1
12-1'7
7'Ac
Fla.»
—
Co.
Lines,
9-29
10-10
11-
35c
Co
Applied Research Laboratories
Archer-Daniels-Midfan-l
tion
Mead
57
I
increased I
i
Convevor
Associated
9-29
20c
Supply
&
&
10-10
45c
.:
Corp.. Ltd., 5 7" preference iquar.i
International
Marine
Communicar
Marconi
15c
dividend
(stock
(quar.i
Hospital
9-28
31'Ac
(quar.i_„__
Allied Control Co.
10-23
10-10
30c
___—
11-20
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
American
American
3'Ac
(quar.)
Casualty,
into
preferred
Mailman
American
quar.)_
redemption
share
plus
per
of Rec.
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—
Holders
Share
of Company
for
Holders
American
preferred
convertible
$104.50
When
Payable
j"»
(Texas) —'• *
(increased
called
dur|ng the current week. Then
Name
Gas
Per
Share
of Company
Star
.11
(1587)
11-
1
10-17
22'Ac
10-15
95c
1-1-67
10-
9
12-24
The
(1588)
Per
When
Holdert
Share
Payable
of Rec.
-
Name of Company
Brooklyn
Borough
4.407*
Gas
preferred
preferred B
Brooklyn Union Gas
Window
Brown
Stock
Buck
Creek
1
11-
1
Consolidated
1
8
Consolidated Paper Corp.
(quar.)
50c
11-
3%
2-15-57
25c
12-
25%
—_—_______
Products
convertible
6%
11-
1
Corp.
10c
(s-a
Oil——A—
Budget Finance Plan,
69c
1
12-
(quar.~—
dividend
Buchanan Steel
12-
$1.10
common
11-23
12-14
Consolidated
—
9-28
15c
10-15
5%;
9-28
Co.
preferred
(quar )-——
preferred
(quar.)
10-18
10-
5
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)
11-10
10-
8
7%- preferred
10-15
10-
lp-25
10-15
10-30
id-
5
2%
11-
5
10-
11-
1
Calaveras
Caldwell
Land
1st
(s-a)_
Timber
&
Linen
$1.50
Ltd.
Edmonton
Stock
Fund
from
(6c
ordinary
10-10
Co.,
common
10-12
Continental
Industries
Motors
11-
1
10-12
10-16
9-15
Continental Transportation
(quar.)
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.)____
11-
1
10-15
10-15
9-13
Refining,
preferred (quar.)
7%
$5.25
preferred
A
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
6%
10-15
9-30
Investors,
Cosmopolitan
Realty
Cott
Cement
Water
Telephone,
preferred
$1.20
$1.25
$1.32
Camden
Fire
Cameo,
&
10-15
11-
1
10-10
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred
Creamery Package Mfg.
(quar.)
11-
1
10-10
Crossett
10-10
1
10-10
Crum
(quar.)
31 (4c
11-
1
10-10
33c
11-
1
10-10
Cuban
60C
11-
1
10-10
—.
„
Association
(s-a)___
10c
Lake
County
Mines
Ry
Ltd.
(s-a)
Co.
5%
{6'4c
10-26
10-31
10-
{10c
11-15
.—
Ltd,,
Co.,
{15c
preferred
Oils
Canadian
Vickers,
Carolina
Power
Common
Catelli
Corp.
4.20%
10-10
10-15
9-28
{10c
10-31
9-28
10-15
9-14
10-15
10-15
10-
10-22
10-15
10-16
10-
5
De
$1.25
—
10-19
10-
9
De
11-
10-
5
Delaware
Power
1-11
Delaware
RR.
Dennlson
Mfg.,
27'4
Central
Coal
c
1
Dayton
Co.,
Class
Central-Illinois
Belt
Champion
Chase
10-19
10-19
Detroit
10-31
10-
8
Detroit
Detroit
25c
10-31
10-
8
35c
_____
10-15
10-
1
Di
{$2.50
1-2-57
Industries,
414%
37'Ac
$1.19
&
5%
pfd.
Coal
(B.
invest,
J.)
12-27
10-25
1010-
Supply
10-11
fiscal
A
quarterly
11-15
9-25
11-
5
87'Ac
11-
1
10-
25c
11-
1
10-10
5
4V2%
this
20c
30c
11-
1
10-18
10-19
9-21
11-15
10-15
dividend
Pictures
Terminals
11-
$1.06'A
(s-a)
11-
1
-
4%
gtd.
1
Dominion
12-20
10-10
40c
10-
5
Class
B
1
10-10
Class
B
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
10-
in
stock
from
11-15
1-1-57
roc
1212-
10-22
.Stock
Fraser
Brick
%
9-17
12-
or
10-19
12-
5
12-
11-15
1
10-15
,10-25
10-10
11-15"
11-15
10-
1
10-
9
11-
10-24
investment
6%
Co.
—
common
Ducommun
11-
Ltd.—
/,
10-31
{$1.75
1
Metals
&
11-
9-14
10-15
10-10
10-31
10-15
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
87M?c
10-25
10-10
10-25
9-15
{10c
10-31
10-
11-
1
10-20
Pont
$1.20
11-16
10-18
TstkTdivT)
(quar.i
&
!Qr30
10-18
$1.50
$1.12'A
11-
1
10-15
Dynamics
1
10-15
11-15
10-
37'Ac
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
10-31
$i
50%
10-25
11-
{8c
10-15
{15c
10-19
1
10-
1
preferred
(quar.I
Concord Natural Gas
I
Hill
1
9-24
9-28
10-
8
„
IIIIIIIIIIIII
Corp., 6% preferred ___III__
G.), Ltd., com. (increased
quar )
Connecticut Power Co., 4.50%
pfd. (quar.)_!
(C.
Coppermines (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York
$5 preferred (quar.)
of
10-
1
10-31
10-31
11-1
10-22
New
5%
Eastern
6%
$1.50
10-15
10-
9
11-
10-15
8
preferred
79c
12-15
Eastern
on
the
(initial
10-15
Corp.
Washing
Ekco
Machine
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-15
Elk
10-26
10-15
Elmira
40c
Horn
7%
$1.25
11-
1
10-
5
Co.,
preferred
&
Coal
(quar.)
(G.
Co.
M.l
43/8%
11-
1
10-19
&
H.)
Co.,
Co.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Co.
(s-ai
(increasedi
(s-a)
11-
1
,10-15
$1.12V2
common
10-15
11-
1
10-15
25c
$1.19
10-25
10-15
11-
10-19
1
$1.65
1-2-57
12-20
35c
11-15
10-15
10-
5
11-
1
MO
00
11-
1
10-15
45c
12-
12-
1-1-57
12-
4
1-1-57
12-
4
12-
1
12-
4
11-15
1
11-15
10-25
10-10
10-25
35c
10-19
10-
45c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
10-10
5
1
10-15
$1.50
1-2-57
12-14
15c
10-16
25c
10-15
25c
11-23
11-
$1.50
12-10
11-18
{
(s-a;
1.
9-23
9-23
9
Co.—
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
$2
Life Insurance
11-16
9-24
3 7'Ac
10-15
12-10
18c
—
11-16
12-10
10-15
10-25
9-14
$50c
(Texas)
12-10
$2
56'Ac
10-31
10-17
9-20
—
Quarterly
Great Universal
West
4
40c
Great Southern
American
9-29
12-31
1-1-57
(quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
1
Grand Union Co., 4'/2%
pfd. (quar.)
Great American Insurance (N. Y.i
(quar.)
Great
10-15
c
—$0.5781'A
5
1
1
35c
Telegraph iqvar.).
Pumps,
Inc.,
com.
(quar.).
10-
11-
11-
56'Ac
1
25c
10-17
10-18
>
Stock
preferred
10-17
10-31
11-15
(quar.)
common
11-
8%
8
$1.12V2
preferred
(quar.)
Government Employees Corp.
1
8
10-
53'Ac
5%
&
10-31
10-
{10c
27'Ac
Grace
10-12
10-24
200%
5
10-12
11-20
(quar.)
10-
10-
10-15
59 3a
(quar.)
Inc.—
1
10-26
1
quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.i
11-
10-26
10-10
55c
3
10-15
(inc.
com.
10-
{5c
1
1
$1
10-20
{5c
11-15
11-
11-
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9,28
1
11-
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(W. R.)
10-17
-
12-
5%
dividend)
Co.,
4V2%
11-30
9
{$1.25
preferred
&
(stock
(P.
11-
10-19
11-15
(quar.)
&
6%
l'A
1-4-57
87'Ac
preferred
Gladding, McBean
10-19
10-11
47'Ac
(quar.)_
common
Bros., Inc., common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
10-19
20c
(quar.)
dividendi___—
dividend!
Gimbel
1
10-17
22'Ac
Corp.,
Giannini
6
of California—
Telephone
convertible
Goulds
(quar.)
6c
(quar.)
preferred
Gold
25c
$1.25
preferred
convertible
1
9-
5V2C
(quar.)
4.40%
11-
$1
i
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
General
11-
9-21
10-17
933Ac
$1.50
Ltd.,
Co.
Wllliamsport RR.
Mfg.
10-16
10-10
10-25
sale
from
preferred
General
12V2c
;
Co.
preferred
Emhart
1
11-10
i.pay-
(increasedi
$1.75
(accum.)
Electric
Products
56'Ac
5
preferred
Glatfelter
,
75c
75c
'stock
Telephone Co.
General
10c
Stop Nut Co. of America
4'/2%
12'Ac
11-
a
:__
Sault
Elastic
9-29
9-2t<
(Md.)—
B
Edison
9-24
effect
(quar.)___
Massachusetts Street Ry.—
pref. A (accum.)
;
States
10-15
10-15
5%
to
A, (accum.)
10-
1
{$1
quar.i
preferred
$6
(quar.)
10-13
12-14
(Boston)
Steel
4V2%
$2
1
12'AC
Wares, Ltd.,
preferred (a.uar.)
5%
11-
50c
proceeds
Genpral Shop Corp., common
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
5V2% ' preferred
common)
preferred
10-26
12-
12-15
{$1.50
Extra
{38c
12-31
jl.
1st
Easy
1
50c
.
preferred
4
{20c
split
common
9
1
(s-a)
Ltd.—
(stock div.)
Industries
(stock
div.
3-for-2
10-
11-
Refractories
General
7
10-12
12-28
9'A%
ordinary
(stock
Utilities
4V2%
9-28
America
Corp.
Eastern
10-
11-15
Public
*
9-
5
Corp
4.75%
10-15
15c
11-
25c
•
(quar.)
General
-
11-13
3
10-17
-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.20%
15c
37V2C
preference
Bakeries
Eastern
10-22
{37c
*
Corp.
participating
Participating
10-15
$1.37'A
(quar.)
II
Association (Toronto)—>-
10-15
11-15
11-15
_
(quar.)
(accum.)
4%
$7
Ltd.
,
{13c
{30c
(quar.)
)
5%
—
preferred
Common
60c
Corp.—
(quar.i
preferred
convertible
Eastern
7c
(quar.)
non-voting
A
1
10-20
10-30
com.
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.—
10-15
11-
Ltd.,
{93%c
class
55c
(quar.
Inc.
General Motors
General
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Bradstreet,
A
1
25c
Canada Securities,
preferred
11-
31'AC
of
Freres,
10c
50c
)_I
Dun
Class
{15c
(quai~7—
Puis
4.80%
30c
pfd.
Co.
preferred
Inc.
General
1
boards)
.1
Trust
9-14
10-25
12-
2-15-57
11-15
11-
10%
ap¬
0.0075%
Investors
1
Co.—
10-5
common
10-15
25c
(quar.)
&
10-17
10-15
In
12-
$1.12V2
Supply
to
Corp
11-15
(quar.)
de Nemours
(Subject
Enterprises
1
10-10
10-15
10-17
payable
Instrument
12-
preferred
37'Ac
dividend—
div.)
Merchandise
.
,9-26
1
10-31
dividend
Mills,
10-15
10-12
11-
11-15
General
'
9-26
0.0075%
Industrial
$3.75
8
10-12
common
General
$5
7
3-
11-13
in
General
•
1
15c
15c
12-
1
10-31
rights—
General
;
:
12'AC
(quar.)
12-
—
2%
(quar.)
11-13
1
payable
10-
$4.50
7'/2%
Corp
10-15
1
10-15
12-
40c
net
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(E. I.)
represents
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
receipts
20c
pfd.
10-15
10-31
40C
(qu«r.)—,
Ltd. (final)
10-1
'
10-31
dividend
General
11-
(quar.)
(stock
subscription
Stock
10-12
10-10
Du
ment
ol
10-12
tl2V2C
10-19
$1
common
Co.
Electric.
General Gas
;
1
10-31
:
Co.
(stock
American deposit
10-12
10-31
1
12-
35c
Increased quarterly
Stock
10-30
11-
General Electric Co.
9-28
9-29
11-15
27'Ac
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp.—
General
.
-
{25c
(quar.)
10-25
12-15
(quar.)^
General Crude Oil Co.
General
10-26
•.
10-26
10c
quar.)
necessary regulatory
General Baking Co., common..
9-28
10-15
1
10-15
15c
proval of the
10rl5
11-15
'
>'
•
1
10-
1
15c
(initial quar.)_
common
10-10
{17V2«
-
Co.,
130c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
10-15%
10-
10-15
Co.—
10-22
{35c
10-15
11-
8c
(quar.)
5
11-10
du Pont
Co.
10-
10-31
(quar.)
8c
6c
(quar.i
Inc.,
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-15
10-12
$1.25
preferred
preferred
Gamewell
1
I
10-25
40c
5%
Packing
n-ia
in¬
(monthly)^
6%
Consolidated
5%
1
9-28
10-
10-26
._
—
Co.,
Corp.
1
>
common
Extra
Gabriel
9-28
2-
15
20c
;
Manufacturing
New
11-23
10
8c
(quar.)
Garlock
{15c
Laboratories—
partic.
preferred
Garrett
-.11-15
-tlOc'' 11- 1
{37'/2C
>11- 1
10-19
3-29-57
5
,J:50c
'
•
2-15-57
2%
10-
10-30
10-19
5%
{20c
(quar.)
dividend
10- 5
'
10-15
10-19
1
Stock
10-15
55c
1
1
11-
10c
10-27;
{17'/2C
11-
(quar.)
common
Gamble-Skogmo,
-
10-12
11-
25c
(increased
25c
"
11-23
Co
Ltd,
Trailer,
5c
(quar.)
11-23
1
93 3A c
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
13c
1
12-
12-28
4%
9-14
V4
10-26
12-
32'Ac
(quar.)
dividend)
Ltd.
Realty
(quar
6%
preferred
Corp.
5
35c
2%
Fuller
10t17
dividend
Film
60c
10-19
dividend
-
10-10
10-30
dividend
Du-Art
1
Stock
9
11-1
-
(quar.)
Co.
5
11-
Special
10-12
11-1
{37V2C"
'
1__
Sons
10-
$0.2156
Tile
(L.)
Fruehauf
10-12
{40c
&
1
9-28
30c
P'inance,
Froedtert
9
&
Compan/
Frito
9-27
10-
1
real¬
cash)
(quar.)
Co.,
Friedman
*
10-19
{40c
A.)
5
11-
$1.75
(s-a)
Companies.
10-26
11'/a%
(quar.)
Ltd., .7%
10-
—_
Frascr
$2
:
(quar.)
Ltd., (increased)
Textile,
10-20
35c
—_________
series-—
9-17
9c
Ltd.,
10-
15C
;
series
12-14
12-15
10-11
Fund-
Telegraph
10-26
{60c
Chemical
Tile
Stock
10-11
1
10-20
(quar.)
Custodian
Utilities
1
11-
65c
(quar.)
com.
(stock
Corp.
&
11-
Chemical—
(Canada),
Stores
Brick
9-20
10-15
::
Machine,
Sales
Corporation
Franklin
,
(R.
Co.
Common
9
Beer
10-19
45c
-
(quar.)
1-2-57
37'Ac
Quarterly
Dow
DeLuxe
9
$1
65c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
&
preferred
Franklin
10-10
10-
&
preferred
1
10-
56'Ac
Y.)
(quar.i
10-
10-15
7'Ac
(quar.)
(N.
10-15
—
voting (increased-quar.)
non-voting (increased-quar.)
Bros. Gear
5%%
9-28
10-22
10-31
45c
(quar.).
Bridge,
$1
preferred
Machinery
33/4%
Foote
5
10-24
$1.25
,
from
common
Corp.
Food
5
3
75c
common.^.
A
City Bank
Sterling, 7%
Fluor Corp., Ltd..
11-
25c
(quar.)
pref.
National
10-19
25c
—
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Du
distribution
Co.,
(quar.)
common
Ltd.
Tire
P'irth
30c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Commonwealth Stock Fund (from
investment
Life
7
{25c
Edison
Quarterly
Quarterly
Conlon-Moore
12-
$1
(quar.)
Glass Co.,
Donnelly
10-25
87'Ac
International, Ltd.
Petroleum, Ltd. (interim
Confederation
12-28
45c
Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)_'
Fabrics,: Ltd.,. common (quar.).
convertible preference (quar.)
2nd
10-15
1-1-57
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Commonwealth
5"2% preferred
Conduits National
First
25c
Dominion
Stock
Commonwealth
Electric,
(quar.)
common
Co.
Mines,
Dominion
Dominion
50c
;
Enterprises Ltd
Commercial Shearing &
Stamping
Conn
Mfg.
Dome
10-15
$1.50
.
—
Combined
income
Dodge
Common
10-26
35c
(quar.)
Columbia
Concord
5
PTiendly
(final)
Products,
Corp.,
series
9-29
10-
/
Insurance (San Fran.) (quar.)
& Rubber Co.
(quar.
5%
Extra
Col#ado Oil & Gas Corp., $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)
Columbia Gas System >(
increased (quar.)__
Commonwealth
12-
62'Ac
(quar.)
Dominion Steel & Coal Ltd.
Ordinary
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd.—
for
20c
Columbia
Ltd.
(quar.)
r-
12-20
50c
Power,
preferred
A
General
preferred
Firemans Fund
'
(payable
Central
Financial
5%
Extra
(extra)
corn,
dividend
Doeskin
RR.—
come
Colorado
5
"
.
25c
Dominion
iquar.)
Co.,
end
year
gains
10-15
30c
inc.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Aluminum,
36c
preferred
1
11-15
8'Ac
Illuminating Co.—
preferred series 1956
Colonial Fund, Inc.—
ized
10-
40c
Shares, Inc. (10c from net securlprofits
and
3c
year-end
from
net
investment income)
Dixie
8
10-15
>
12-10
(quar.)
plus
5%
A
9-29
60c
(quar.)
Finance
10-15
Stores
_!___
& Electric Light (quar.)
Equipment Bureau, Inc.—
partic. preferred (quar.)
4%
Frater
ties
10-22
$1.25
(resumed)
net
Mahoning Ry.
guaranteed
Colonial
Distillers
10-10
(incicased quar.)
(from
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.i
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, RR.
Coghlin
1
10-15
1
Common
17c
11-
11-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Builders
Electric
Clinchfield
8
20c
common
Cleveland
Filing
9
Dividend
18c
convertible
Clearfield
1
$1.25
$52.50
Cleveland
Fitcnburg Gas
11-
10- 2
Franklin
12-
SI
Co.,
12-14
10-15
3
11-
10-10
261:
City Stores
10-15
12-
10-10
11-
20c
A
Oct.
on
10-15
1
J2-29
Dis.heiVSteel Construction Co., Ltd.—
Corp. (quar.)
Molded
Products (quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, com.
(quar.)
Citizens Independent
Telephone Co.—
5%
preferred A (entire issue called
at
1
11-
10-25
8
Chicago
redemption
11-
11-30
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Eastern Illinois
class
10-10
Fram
12-20
class
10-15
10-19
10-26
12-20
conv.,
9-29
$1.25
50c
10-10
preferred (quar.)
Discount Corp. of N. Y.
$1.50
9-29
10-15
(quar.)
Fibreboard Paper Products
4%
preferred
(quar.)
10-25
$1.50
-
10-15
$1.25
Inc.
11-15
1
11-
9-29
22'Ac
Fenestra,
35c
(quar.)
Co.
com.
11-30
10-15
"S-28
25c
Co.,
11-30
12-15
D. C.)
10-26
30c
(quar.)
Match
Corp. (Wash.
10-19
Foundation
10-
Corp.
$2
B
(quar.)
Finance
1
2
40c
50c
A
12-15
37'Ac
22'Ac
Works
Department
10-11
$1.25
Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3'A% preferred (quar.)
<&
Mfg.
10-
28c
Federated
10-26
(stock
class
10-15
Federated' Fund
9
10c
$1.25
(extra)_
Fund, Inc.
Chesapeake Corp. of
&
45c
1
10-
Fox
(quar.)
Fruit,
10-15
1
12-14
10-10
(quar.)
Co.
Tunnel
Co.
11-
10-30
11-1
1
50c
Electric
Manhattan Bank
Giorgia
Diamond
12-21
Canada
Gasket
Class
——*
Gas &,
&
Edison
10-
1-1-57
$1.25'
5
11-10
10-
10-15
..
(quar.)________i_
$1
(quar.)
11-15
11-10
10-15
283Ac
(quar.)
(initial)
B
9-28
11-15
60c
3-15
2%
common
preferred
10-15
10-
$1.05
4-1-57
1
20c
5%
20c
11-30
,
12-15
2%
iquar.)
$1.06
(quar.)
Yard
11-
12-31
divid.)_
A
$1
Stock
(stock
(quar.)
50c
(s-a)
Union
10-15
11-15
$3
preferred
(quar.)
11-30
Denver
10-30
20c
1
Co.
^
5%
10-15
10-25
60c
11-
" (quar.)
Class B
49c
(quar.i___
A
11-22
9-19
50c
class
25c
1
9-28
20%
Light
•
>
Insurance
1
Firestone
;
&
10-
10-19
25c
Corp
(quar.i
$1.12
{12c
(s-a)
Chemical
Chicago
common
Turbine
Co.
1
10-15
11-
dividend)
Class■ A
:
9-28
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)_____
preferred
Screw
$2.25
dividend)
Voting common (stock dividend)
Denver Tramway Corp.—
$2>A-$3'A preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
Products
Chicago
Steam
Vilbisg
4.60%
9334c
3
Securities Corp.—
Co.
New
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar;)
Central-Kansas Power Co., 4%% pfd.
(quar.)
Central Public Utility
Corp. (quar.)
Chain
A
12-28
(quar.)
$1.50
Certain-Teed
11-
;'■>
(quar.)__
Laval
9
9-28
10-15
$7.87'A
—___
series
dividend
A
10-
10-15
__.
2-1-57
(increased)
(quar.)—,
Coke
Central Hudson
Co.,
10-15
10-15
25c
;
12 'Ac
„
of Georgia Ry.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
5%
pfd.
$1.25
(quar.)
Life
Paper Board,
Federal
of
..
{15c
Central
5%
1
28c
(quar.)
30c
—
common
(s-a).
&
Rubber
Stock
2
Investments, Ltd.—
preferred
1
10-
15c
pfd.
{25c
Sugar
Canada
10-
payments
.
Machine
11-15
.
America
preferred
Central
10-25
10-15
$2
r
payment
Specialties, Inc.
Davenport Water Co., 5%
pfd.
Davidson Bros., Inc. (quar.i
DaysLrom,
Inc.
(quar.)
12-21
{27 'Ac
334 %
9
9-14
10c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
50c
Products* Ltd., class A
Aguirre
1-2-57
preferred
4'A%
Danly
$4
11-
10- 9
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-30
1
15c
Extra':
Light,
10-19
12-
$2.50
(s-a)__
.
quarterly
Dairies
&
10-19
1
10-15
(quar.)
Instrument
com.
(stock
Federal
1953.
preferred
5c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Central
Power
$4.25
{37 VaC
(quar.)
Ceiotex
5%
1
B
(quar.i
Caterpillar Tractor
5%
11-
Crystal
Dallas
9-15
10-10
{15c
Mines,. Ltd
of
Daitch
12-14
1
(year-end)
(increased i;
Food
Class
15,
{9334c
& Ohio Ry.
(quar.)
Light, common (quar.)
Castlc-Trethewey
10-15
11-
(qu.ar.)___
Clinchfield
Carolina
1-2-57
Dana
—
Ltd.
Ltd.
&
Jan,
1
11-
10c
(quar.)
six
11-
12-10
5c
—
special of $6.75 applicable
a
first
A
Fate-Root-Heath
11-15
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc., com. (quar.)
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp., class A (quar.j:
27
{37'Ac
—{$1.50
(quar.j
Cos.,
Capital City Products
Capital Plastics, Inc
Catalin
10-
Sugar
and
the
from
2
Ltd.—-
Investments, Ltd. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd., common (quar.)_
Canadian
9-26
{$1.25
(quar.)
General
7Vs %
II-15
{50c
(s-a)_
common
preferred (quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
preferred
iquar.t
Canadian
to
Class
Mortgage Corp.—
{IOC
Bronze
$1.12 'A
10-27
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Canadian
12-14
Quarterly
Farrington Mfg.,
9-15
(quar.)
Packing, 4'A%
pfd.
Representing
a
quarterly
10-15
I-2-57
37'Ac
(quar.)
Canadian
6%
11-15
75c
—
Burlington
Atlantic
10-19
S3
&
(quar.)
10-10
Inc.___A__A.__.
Cudahy
(quar.i—
&
(Syracuse)
9-20
(quar.)
Forster, 8% pfd. (quar.)_____:
Oil & Land, $1.12 preferred (quar.)
Crystal
Special
Canadian
class A
10- 5
9
65c
20c
preferred
Traders
10-15
3%
9-29
10-22
10-15
______________________
&
1
10-15
B
1
Permanent
Canada
Class
11-
participating class A
Canada
dividend)
common
Brewing Corp.
Mfg. (quar.)
10-16
$2.50
10-25
11-
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)_
Canada Foils, Ltd., common
60c
(stock
10-31
11-
{26c
(s-aA_—.___:
11-
10-15
(quar.)
25c
30c
Falstaff
9-28
{7c
50c
—.
%
10-15
35c
A
15c
5c
12-14
11-15
10-19
Sl.31'4
class
Counselor's Investment Fund,
31c
(quar.)
Inc.
Camden
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Co.,
Federal Services
9-30
Co.,
1-2-57
$1.75
10-31
(quar.)
com.
&
17'Ac
(quar.)—
common
11-15
(quar.i—
(Max)
12'Ac
10-15
iquar.i
Insurance
Campbell Red
Beverage Corp.
$1.25
10-1
$113
___
55c
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.24
Corporative
87 >/2c
Class. A
11-20
5c
25c
Portland
California
12- 1
5
10c
$1.27 'A
(quar.)——
California
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
62V2C
preferred
Fairbanks Co., <»%
Fairohild Camera
Electric
$1.17 'A
preferred (quar.)——————
$1.50
preferred (quar,.
(quar.)——————-—
$1
Corp.
Products
Cornell-Dubilier
preferred (quar.—____
Pittsburgh RR. gtd. (quar.)
1st
Farmers
(initial)
Continental
12c
11-
held)
{10c
9-28
Assur¬
shs.
10-12
Gin
4 70%
&
100
1
75c
capital gains)-——
California-Oregon Power, common (quar.)—
5.10%
preferred
California packing
each
1
Corn
11-1
.•
11-26
;
10-16
20c
common
2nd
&
Fanner
for
11-
income
from
6c
stock
com.
Continental
11-
11-1
11-15
10-15
;
of
{20c
————
and
sh.
10-30
5c
Factor
1
25c
iquar.)
(One
:
:
10-15
60c
(s-a)
Steel,
&
10-31
12-12
11-
10-15
-4,
;
{50C
—
11-30
Casualty Co.
div.
ance
4
common
Continental
$1
——
80C 2nd participating preferred
(quar.)
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar.)—.—S3
preferred (quar.i
California
9-
;
{20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
10-15
1-2-57
15c
5%
on
(initial)
Payable of Rec.
10c
RR., $5 preferred A (quar.)_
Estabrooks (T. H.), Ltd., 4.16%
pfd. (quar.)
Exeter & Hampton
Electric, corn, (quar.i,
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
12-12
$1.13
(quar.)
Erie
12-12
1-2-57
Share
Corp.
(quar,)--^--^
6%
10-19
1-2-57
(quar.)—
com.
{37c
Cor,—,
Ltd.,
Mills,
preferred
{5c
.
preferred
Continental
11-20
t:
(Me.)
of America—
split
A
Forge
5%
11-15
17'Ac.
Corp.
after
4%
5
Co.
1
$1.04
_!
A
Initial
10-12
$1.75
(quar.)..—
Class
9-21
10-20
Water
12-
$1.12'A
______—
dividend
Container
9
5
55c
____%
$4.16
>
&
(quar.)—
$4.50
25C
—
Calgary
Co., com.
9-23
Stock
5
10-
{50c
9-28
25c
(quar.)^———■
Bush Terminal (stock dividend).
Co.,
(s-a
Power
Consumers
10-
10-25
Class
Erie
Erie
10-15
20c
:—
Corp.
M.)
.
10-15
{15c
Burger Brewing (quar.)
Corp. < quar.)
Burns & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(A.
—
30c
—______
10-25
13c
7
Ltd.—-
15c
(quar.)
9-30
16c
—
Mills,
17'Ac
_
Burnhain
Burroughs
Textile
preferred
Consumers
9-
10-13
Equity Oil Co.
10-15
10-15
10-15
15c.
Company
Millwork
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products,
Ltd.—
Royalties, Inc.
1
-
Hill
9-23
10-15
35c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Buffalo Forge—
Bunker
10-15
11-15
Empire
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
11-28
37'Ac
12-14
11-
12-14
<quar.)_,_———
42I/2c
Ltd. (quar.)_—{40c
12-31
9
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
7%
Byers
Consolidated
11-
Monday, October 15, 1956
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
20c
—
Gas
Participating preferred iquar.)
Consolidated Royalty Oil
(s-a)—
Special
1
8c
preferred
preferred
10-
12-31
Natural
Share
4
,
$1.10
preferred
Co.
Co.,
Co.
•
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
(Charles)
Bruning
Company
_______
(quar.)
4.40'4
When
Per
Name of
Consolidated Freightways (quar.)
Consolidated Metal Products (inc. quar.)
Co.—
Commercial and Financial Chronicle.,.
'
12
12-
1
Stores Ltd.—
deposit
receipts
Saddlery
Ltd.
(quar.)
(Continued
on
page
48)
Volume
184
Number 5577
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
(1589)
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•
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•.
1
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Bang e for rrcrlana
STOCKS
Tear 1955
37% Oct
*
13
Jan
6
46% Jan
58
1
71
55
Jun
347/a Sep
3
77% Jan
21
130
3
14% Jan
Oct
ACF
Sep
28
76
Jan
Apr
10
20
July 30
29% May 25
9
108
Jan
19
15% Oct
12
20% Nov
1
30% Jan
12 % Oct
14
1415% Aug
24
11% Apr
19
27% Mar 14
41% Dec
21
36% Feb
9
4-
Acme
4
Adams
4
Adams-Millis
154
July 17
3
16% Oct
12
50% Aug
2
157
Dec
22
136
Feb
9
187
Aug
170
Jan
5
156
Jan
27
163
Mar 14
6
Jan
20
3
17'/a Oct
11
109% Jan
7
18
Jan
80
26% Mar 30
18
117
Aug
9
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
6
July
Oct
3
326
Jun
3
122
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
104
Jan
4
117
Nov"11
14% Jan
7
20% Aug 26
122% July
6
11
88% Jan
23
23
241% Sep
209% Jan
July 12
6
7% Jan
11
19
23% Feb
80% Oct
3
26
14
241% Sep
160
20
19
Jan
3
34
Dec
22
25% Dec
40
94 % Jan
98
18
23
4
3
93
1
Sep
J4% Aug
56% Jan
9
97% Jan
2% Nov
34
23
34
Apr
17
Sep
23
82
Feb
14
13
99% Feb
9
3% Mar 29
91% Feb
23
31
Nov
16
36
Feb
1
110
27
19
Oct
10
36
Feb
10
108
Jan
8
31
Jan
9
14
27% Mar
Nov
21
64
May 28
14% Jan
6
22 % Mar 30
16% Jan
23
33% Jan
6
42% Dec
14
39% Oct
1
12
107% Sep
19
99
115
18
18% Jan
17
6 Vb Oct
11
9% Jan
38% May 16
43 % Aug 31
48% Nov
33% July 15
8
21% Mar
47
24% Jan
23
21
5% Aug 30
30.
40
Oct
18
59% Dec
7
Mills
Co
of
Jan
24
22% Jun
8
Jan~26
15% Jun
54
19
13 % Jan
10
cum
35% Jan
22
17% Jan
34
Nov
3
15
Jan
3
20 %
Sep
16
Mar 30
62% Feb
1
130
3% Nov 21
Dec
Brake
Shoe
Inc
5% Apr
13
American
American
Export
5
American
&
43% Aug
2
American
Gas
24
American
1
3% Jan
4
Mar 30
33 % Jan
27
49
Oct
9
Nov
84% Jan
31
143
Aug
7
11% Jan
30
26
7
Aug
2
16% Nov
15
99
21
18% Dec
13
107% Feb
4
23% Oct
11
35% Apr
7
88% Nov
18
94% Jan
6
27% Jan
21
9
1
84
Oct
103
25
6%
American
5%%
11
American
Oct
4
93
Mar 29
10
44
Oct
34% May
8
Oct
2
108
24% May 10
28
3.90%
Amer
11
4
Amer
Jun
30
28
2
30
Jan
27
15
Jun
17
13 % Jan
30
18
Apr
5
American
4
5% Sep
13
8% Jan
3
American
Motors
46% Jan
6
60% Sep
55"% Jan
12
70% Sep
17
American
Natural
26% Oct
27
38% Apr
23
11
28% Feb
8
32% Feb
29
American News
7
179% Jan
5
170
Jun
9% Jan
3
37% Feb
9
72% Apr
11
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
50% Jan
6
13
27
6
39% Jan
3
21
Apr 22
46 % Aug 24
Feb
21
82
46% Jan
23
59% Mar 20
56
121% Oct
11
131% Aug#12
161% Jun
29% Feb
13
172
150
Sep
17
Sep
4
42
Jan
10
120
Apr
25
43% Dec
30
58% Feb
1
39% Jan
19
174
Feb
46% Mar
21
2
129% Mar 26
51
July 24
39%
39%
2,700
110 %
108%
109'%
12,000
129%
128%
129V4
12,700
2%
1,700
'
.1
31
10
19%
No par
46
Dec
15
8% Oct
55% Nov
27
26% Jan
13
68 % Oct
6
23
126
Oct
33% Oct
10
1
84% Apr
30
3
145% Jan
27
1
51% Jan
13
3
10% July 20
29% Aug 16
26% Apr
5
29
Jan
28% Aug
1
24% Apr
16
27
May 28
30 % Jun
6
17% Feb
14
23 Vb Mar 13
11% Jan
25% May 17
16% Oct
"
14
10
9
Jan
17
Jten
6
83
Aug 26
65
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
52% Jan
6
72
Sep
63% Feb
14
84% Sep
47
21
7
33% Mar 30
Sep
32% Dec
13% Jan
7
40
Jun
110
19
3
44% Jan
36%
For footnotes
Mar
Dec"
see
20
36
Feb
8
7
93
Oct
11
42% Apr
2
Jan
12
107
19%
19%
15,400
41%
41%
2,600
102
*101
25%
26'A
20%
20%
<20%
20%
5'/a
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
41%
1
»5%
20%
5%
12.50
26'A
20%
41%
41'A
41%
41%
41%
41
26
104
*1021%
104
300
25%
26
25%
25%
20%
20%
*20%
20 Va
5%
;V."
5%
5%
5%
41%
42
41%
42
7,700
600
4,900
17,200
900
*30%
200
*29%
30%
*90 Va
92
Tiling
*90 Va
68%
SS
30%
30%
30 V*
30 Va
*29%
30%
*29%
30%
*90%
92
*90%
92
69'/a
.
70
69%
71
21,700
140
2,100
69%
69
100
*136
138 Va
138 Va
24
24
*23%
24%
*23%
24'A
*23%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,700
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,000
45%
45%
138%
*138
140
140
200
24
30%
30%
*29%
30%
29 Va
*44%
45%
*44%
45%
*44'A
45%
45%
100
23%
23%
23 VB
23%
23'A
23%
23'A
23%
22%
23'A
16,500
14 Vb
14'A
14 Va
14 VB
13%
14
14
14 Vb
14 Va
14'A
3,900
36%
♦19%
4%
1
*45
50
1
127 Va
No par
11%
*98
13%
16%
1
36%
37
*99
34%
19'A
127 Va
4%
4%
.
48
47
Xl29%
129%
4%
4%
*50%
49
129 Va
11%
*11%
99
*98
99
13%
*13%
*
11 Va
14
16 %
16
101%
*99
34'/4
35
11%
13 Va
34
5
5
*50
132
5%
5%
55
37'A
20
„
13%
8,800
1,100
137%
*49
2,800
5 Vb
6,000
53
600
130
1,700
128%
*11%
11%
*11 »/2
11%
*98
99
*98
99
*13%
15
16%
16%
101%
*
*19%
131%
130
11%
16
34%
%
36%
19%
130
53
*99
16
101 %
127
130%
99
*98
37'A
19%
126%
126
129 Va
36%
19%
19%
19%
*126%
*45
37
36%
36%
19%
127%
127
10
com
92
69%
*40%
24
10
Co
68 Va
31'A
40%
139
17
12.50
Co
*90 Va
92
70'A
40%
*23%
1
5
Corp
41
138 Va
Secur—No par
Inc
40c
Power..No par
*99
35 Va
35%
*801/8
13%
16%
16 Vb
IOIV2
•99
35%
13%
I6V4
200
1,400
2,600
101 %
35%
35%
34,200
♦80
84
80 Vb
84
84
*80%
42%
42 Va
42
42
42%
43%
43
44
♦43'/4
44
1,200
common.NO par
29
29%
29
29%
28 %
29
28%
29'/4
28%
29
9,100
103
•80
No par
com
85
25%
25%
25%
25%
*28%
*28%
29%
*28%
*15
1
6%
Co.
*15
15%
6C%
26
257/b
103
•101
26
103
20
25%
25%
29%
*28%
29%
♦28%
29%
15%
♦15%
15%
15'A
15'/4
300
6'/a
8,600
6
1,200
6 %
67
30%
15%
15%
*101
84
31%
61/4
6%
6
X66V4
6%
5
25
Co
103
103
105
29%
No par
Gas
*103
103
25%
2
20
Co
Corp
66%
65 %
67
66%
67%
66
67
3,800
31
30%
30%
30'A
30'A
30'/4
301/4
1,700
34
34 V4
34
34%
34
34
30%
61/4
6
'34%
4,000
34
46%
47 Vb
46 %
47
47
47%
47
47%
8,200
18%
18%
13%
18%
18%
181/2
18%
18%
18%
26,600
155V4
*155%
Optical
&
Co
Std Sany
Amer
7%
No par
100
Smelt & Refg com
preferred
American
Snuff
Co
25
common
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
6%
1
7%
com—100
100
preferred
American
Sumatra
5
100
Tobacco—;
*152
Rights
American
6%
155
155
156
6%
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
Tobacco
25
common
100
preferred
77
52%
152
43V2
*121%
*77 Va
78%
51%
53 «/4
152
153
42 V4
50'A
*15
53 Vr
—
78%
78
51%
44
*43
124
52%
154
*152
^
*122
41%
43%
31
7
77%
52%
154
43%
31%
7
•
30%
,
771/2
*77 %
53%
53 V4
154
153
44
43%
122 Va
122%
*122%
42.1/4
42%
42%
"42 Va
50%
*50%
124
42 Vb
50'A
50%
*93 >/4
94
95 lA
*93
135%
134%
135%
*134
15
50%
94
93
50%
50%
*92
93
136 %
134
135 Va
135
15%
*15
15%
*15
15%
15%
15»/2
156
7
166 Va
165
166%
166%
167%
30%
40
4,200
3,500
78
250
54
16,500
153
420
43%
123
800
20
42%
2,900
50%
1,200
94
135%
15
100
630
400
168%
161,200
6!i
6 %
6%
6 V2
6%
614
6U
6%
6%
535,800
72 VB
72%
72'A
72%
72%
72%
72 VB
72%
72 VB
72V4
166%
127
127%
126%
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
9%
9%
9%
9%
27 %
27%
127
13%
18%
79%
80%
No par
77%
77 %
36 'A
36%
Corp
165%
167 %
♦24%
37'A
27'A25
.
Wire
Anaconda
Cable
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
....
preferred
Clayton
& Co
10
40% Mar 13
30% May 28
26 % May 29
43% July 11
Anderson-Prichard
1
35% Mar 19
Andes Copper Mining
Oil
Corp
6.25
No par
21.80
10
14
167%
6,700
350
127%
127%
35%
35%
35%
34%
36V4
21,800
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,600
*27Va
27%
27'/4
27 V4
27%
27%
126%
35
127
127
*24%
25
.
*24%
128
25
600
200
25
25
25
13%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,600
79
79%
79%
801/4
79%
80%
79%
80%
22,500
*76%
78 Va
77
78
79
79 Va
79%
80
36%
36 VB
36Va
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
*24%
—
$4
♦155V4
42
50%
135%
78 V2
153
43 V2
42 %
*93
156
'
*121%
43V2
124
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Anaconda Co
50
Viscose
American
Anderson
6%
6%
31'A
*155%
6%
American Tal & Tel Co
32 % Jen
24.
19%
41%
30%
3
page
19%
41%
26
1
Potash & Chemical
Rad
Anchor
103
101
Va
31'A
Jan
Nov
101
101
1C4
*101
.100
20
19%
40
41
19
41
*29%
146
82% Dec
19%
40%
*30%
11
14*1
19
41 Va
30
-134% Oct
20
1,200
65
31 %
16
Feb~21
31
*64
30
147% Nov
62%
*30
64
*31
4
130% Jan
30%
64
10
137% Jan
1
19%
40%
;__2
Co
10
30
30%
10
Refining
16
*64
65
*64
65
1,300
Sugar
Sep
30%
30%
30%
30
*64
3,800
Stores
7 itb
99
55
American
16% Jan
1,400
*96
41
American
187% Feb
400
30Va
30 Va
99
v
55 %
16
9
18,800
109 Va
53
Mar 22
2
30%
700
22%
22%
109
55%
108
10
65
30VB
*96
65%
65%
23
53
1
Oct
65V4
111
56%
26
May
30%
*109
100
53
Oct
6% Oct
30%
8,000
56'A
Jun
13
98
102%
53
50
165
30 V4
98
300
1011/2
56
87
31
30
26%
55%
16
20% Jan
30%
100
*98
38V2
*25%
101%
22%
112'/4
*35
27
*64%
22%
*108
30 Va
31
110
22%
23
112%
2%
36
100
65 %
*64%
65%
2%
36
*25%
100
39%
•
40%
18
187% July 21
98%
*108
112 Va
*98
100
26%
101
*2%
36
*25%
22%
22%
22%
*35 'A
26
65%
65 Va
65
36
99
102%
*107
2%
2%
2%
%
26
26
ICO'/a
39%
*35%
36
26
1
2
2%
*2%
*35%
par
39%
40
*52'A
Nov
12
200
113
52'A
100
13
*108
113
11,000
55'A
2
14% Jan
*108
5,200
901/4
331/4
,33 Vb
41%
6
172% Jan
49'/4
*89
52 »A
64% Jan
19
48%
90%
33%
55'A
46% Nov
59% Jan
49%
33
39%
-
58% Sep
40% Mar 14
49
*89
.
100
1,300
47%
Amer
Feb
33
35
Amer
8% Feb
23'%
33
18 «/4
American
9
24% Mar 20
36% Jan
23%
33
47'A
9
54% Aug
177,
24%'
34%
40% Jan
8
1
10,700
33
112
*109
112
*106
33 %
32%
96 V2
1
9
8
Oct
32%
951/2
No par
Oct
Jun
18% Oct
6% Sep 26
28% July 26
90
32%
*23%
600
97%
common___5
7% preferred
;
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
34
155
90%
49%
90
10
14%
128%
convertible preferred
43
3
49%
*89
49%
33 Va
26,800
14%
109V4
Co
Molasses
13% Jan
16
32%
49
571/4
112
14%
96
24%
32 »/4
*14%
56
Products
32
53% Mar
*23%.
32 Va
32%
56%
*108
100
17
27% Jun
23%
*23
57%
112
53 VB
Co Ltd
11
27
*108
39%
preferred
Metal
56%
110
128 »/4
preferred
100
& Fdry common_j7
preferred
100
Metal
5%%
55
110
109%
Mach
American
16
56%
55
39V4
Investment Co of 111
8% Oct
Oct
8%
126%
prioi
10% Jan
21% Mar 14
8%
41 »A
Electric
&
24% Mar 16
38
8%
106%
Lines
31% Sep
Mar
23,000
8%
127%
Machine & Metals
4%%
Mar 16
Jan
130
8 Va
8%
52%
Foreign
20% Mar 14
1
81 %
108
noncumulative preferred—100
International Corp
1
3
Jun
*80%
126%
50
Ice Co common
21
99
Sep'li
80%
105%
com
Hide & Leather
17% Jan
35% Oct
80%
127%
convertible preferred
Products
American
35% Feb
41% Mar 16
81
111
54 Va
114
*107
American
27
104
6%
106% Feb
Sep 26
24% Feb
9
4,000
81
41V*
Hardware
July 9
17% Apr 17
15% May 25
18 Vb
109%
American-Home
102
100
*18
*55 Va
European
American
5
14% Mar 21
Jan
13% Jun
2
Sep
17% Dec
103
,
105
18 Vb
115%
No par
American Hawaiian
12
38
13% Dec
300
18
*1141%
39%
Corp
13
96
96% Jan
4,000
114»/2
18%
91
32%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series C.100
American Distilling Co
—20
47% Sep
17
16
18%
115%
18%
49%
49%
25
16% Apr
21
13% Sep
18%
114%
19
2,700
126%
Co
24% Apr
Nov
6
250
3'/b
Cable——No par
&
Enka
Jan
Jan
18%
3%
108 Va
preferred
American
65
11
31/8
*114%
8%
*108
110
*90
20
Encaustic
6% July
8%
55%
54%
4%%
28
15
46
81%
*80%
8%
*108
100
common
American
137% Occ
81%
8%
20
preferred
44% Mar 12
25
81%
3 '/b
19
18%
46%
18
18
Broadcasting-Paramount
7%
12
Sep
18%
115V4
18%
32%
preferred
1
21 %
18 Va
114%
19
115 %
18
3'/a
3VB
3%
24 Vb
common
Co
convertible
3
Jan
18%
*114%
3%
32%
preferred
Note
10
86
3 VB
3 %
50
Bank
13 % May 28
9
165
*23 %
preferred
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
12% Aug 17
174
*152
45%
96%
American Cable & Radio Corp
American Can Co common
Apr 12
27% Mar 21
1
174
165
96
common
conv
Theatres
14
19% Aug
174
*152
46%
96%
Agricultural Chemical—No
5%
153
18
29% Oct
29
22
Sep
40% Sep
77% Apr
•170%
164
95%
Crystal Sugar com
126
176
*152
97%
com
Colortype
21
*171%
164
45%
1
American
135% Dec
174
*152
46'/a
lo
American
Mar 15
*169
154
4o%
No par
6
106
8,800
45%
175
*152
■96%
convertible preferred
4%
18
Feb
46V2
46
♦172
14%
America
9
100
11,800
14%
Limited
37% Apr
23
16%
14%
preferred
34
27
42% Dec
convertible
21
Jan
15%
loo
27% Feb
Jun
16%
14%
common
Chain
61
15%
common__No par
Mfg
Chicle
89
12 VB
Stores Corp
preferred
American
17
15'/a
14%
Co
American
22
15
18
5
69% Dec
15
*14%
Dye
12
100% Jan
14%
5
Kid
&
Oct
27
15
No par
Chemical
Jan
Mar 14
91% Sep
15
1
Industries Inc
67
48
16
145V2
.55
Jan
15%
*136
1
27% May 15
16%
145
12
9
100
7,500
16
♦135
Amer
2
400
135
145
27
17
"132
25%
*140
54% Oct
Nov
*25
140
40% Sep
33% Dec
25
135
135
*136
38 % Jan
33
7,900
25
*132
25%
*25
*131
135
150
6
23% Mar 17
23
*140
3
27 % Mar 14
23
3IOV2
16
45% Jun
4,700
23
16%
1
Jan
71% May
5,200
23
16%
1
46% Sep
35% Jan
16%
33%
16%
5
American Bosch Arma Corp
July 25
4°% Anr
16%
33%
*230
6%
7% Mar 12
1
25 Va
16%
33%
3IOV2
American
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
20% Sep
3
66
16%
33V4
23
*230
Amer
22 % Jan
*63
16%
33%
22%
22%
25%
"131
66
16%
331/4
310%
4%%
23% Aug
2
46% July 25
28
Sep
25 VB
135
*64
2,500
16%
convertible preferred
100,
American Bakeries Co com—No par
9
70% Jan
Nov
22%
-
:■>
*230
American Airlines
26
32
22%
631/4
*63
66
310%
Amer
7
Oct
72
*63
1,700
16%
3%%
30
Mar 15
Jan
9
98
Jan
67
.
16%
Amalgamated Sugar'Co (The).
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Mar 19
14
Sep
27%
100
Jan
57%
*230
6%
26% Mar 16
126
May 31
65
2
79
_
57V»
25%
lo
__jr.
Amalgamated Leather Co
121% Mar 23
27
58
135
100
Aluminum
3
Sep
57%
100
Alpha Portland Cement
3
Jan
July 27
57%
100
common
Aluminium
13
Apr
30
22
57V4
22%
preferred
4.08%
10
39
10
57%
310 Va
4%
21
62
0
100
Sep
57%
*230
Allied
July 17
3% Jan
57%
100
Inc
AhiB-Cxittiiners
juiy ii
150
14
Sep
91% Jan
13
6
47
133% Aug
105% Sep
29 Vb Jun
Jan
36
24
30
139% jun
6
2% Sep
k,
6
4
105 % Jun
11
20% Jan
May
30% Nov
14
Oct
70
oep
39
5
17
102
1
88
16
Jan
Oct
Oct
12%
16%
series
common
Allied
37 % July 25
125
Mar 12
41
25% Jan
82
105
12 Vb
33 Va
No par
common
1951
Allied
3
Oct
% lviny 28
12%
1
Allied
4
90
11
1
500
12 Va
16%
No par
8,200
103
_100
Allen
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
36 Va Apr 23
119% Sep
i
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
12
10
102%
$4 prior preferred conv
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
4
18% Jan
104%
38%
12%
*63
Corp.,.10
Alleghany Corp common
5% % preferred A
13
47% Oct
134% Aprl5
26
May
58% Sep
32 % Oct
ox
110
Oct
7
14
38%
*102 Va
103
103
38%
12%
33 %
preferred.
4 % %
Shares
38'/4
12%
16%
Vicksburg Ry
Inc
38%
38%
1
Products
7%
Aldens
117% Mar 27
22% May 29
9
Apr
Jun
Jan
14% Oct
30
63% Jun
10% May
107% Oct
July 22
51% Mar 14
7
134
30
Jan
Alco
117% Jan
2
the Week
Oct. 12
12%
1
;
Friday
Oct. 11
12%
33 Va
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
17% Oct
Jan
&
103%
16%
Co
Corp
pfd
Alabama
"103
x33 %
Corp
4.50%
2
16
23% Mar 22
1
114% July 10
7% Jan
93
4% Feb
6
38%
2.50
Aeroquip Corp
29
38
10
Air Reduction Inc
28
38%
8»les for
Thursday
57 %
50
Inc
Co
Express
Admiral
22 Vb Jan
Dec
Mar 15
155
Steel
PRICES
Oct. 10
12%
25
common
Addressograph-Multigraph
2% Nov
107
Inc
SALE
Wednesday
104%
*103
1
HIGH
Oct. 9
38%
100
5%
preferred
ACF-Wrigley Stores
2
32% Jan
Sep 19
23% Aug 22
20
Industries
35'/a Aug
29 % May
22
5
common
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 8
Pat
preferred
ABC Vending Corp
67% Jan
1
Monday
..
4to
*
63
19
Dec
109% Feb
LOW
STOCK
Laboratories
Abbott
14
Aug 25
20
25% Nov 30
19
10
Oct
45% Apr
12 % Oct
27
23% Sep
9
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Oct
103
35% Sep
6
21% Oct
38
Aug 25
79
18
7% Mar 23
25% Jan
30
Feb
16% Jan
18
Jan
3
111
19
Jan
107
48% Jan
28
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
L»weat
Highest
Lowoat
43Q
900
*91
95
*91
94
*91
93
93
93
95
95
90
X37»A
37 V4
37
37
♦36 Vt
37
36 Va
36 %
36%
37
1,400
34%
35 %
34%
35
35 V8
36%
35
35%
35%
35'A
4,500
28
27
27
*26%
27%
27%
♦26%
27%
100
*27%
♦26%
13
14
(1590)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 15, 1956
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
f*r Pr*rl*M
iff*
STOCKS
Y*ar 1965
UWMt
AVt May 19
36
Range Sin** Jam. 1
Hi ff fa Ml
'Oct
6% Jan
14
4
Jan
18
35% Jun
28
3
437/o Feb
11
NEW
■Iffheat
8% Mar 19
9
A F W Products
Co
31% July
3
13% Jan
6
26 y« Oct
5
55% Dec
May 12
11
6
27% Jan 23
39% Apr
B
8
27% Mar
6
46% Feb
9
67
Aug
2
Armco
24
May
2
Armour
Dec
15
15% Feb
7
28
29% Jan
18
19
92
18
102% Apr
19% Sep 29
6% Jun 14
22
24
34
Oct
37% Mar 27
1
102% Mar
2
Jan
3
17
18% May 24
5% Jun 14
22
9% Teb
Mar 15
28
26% Jun
11
31% Mar 15
20
Nov
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
5
30
Jun
16
27% Oct
4
Jan
6
8% Jan
11
26% Apr
13
i
Mar 29
30% Mar 29
Steel
&
26% Mar 14
37% Sep
8
104% Feb
8
113
Aug 15
•2% Feb
1
69
May 27
29% Feb
97
18
Oct
•0
Jan
3
110% Jan
8
38
9
Jan 23
73
Aug 28
•6% Oct
41% Oct
101
13
10
3
Mar 17
59% Mar
34% May 17
8
40% Sep
9
101% Apr
20
35% Jan
5
47% Mar 14
Aug
11% Jan
17% Feb 27
22% Jun
8
5'/a Sep
26
~ Sep 7 5
7% Feb 24
37% Sep 26
49% Feb 24
26
8% Apr
20
Mar 30
54
•% Aug 18
18
29
8% Feb 10
6% May 22
7% July 12
11% Jan
6
24% Mar 30
35% May 24
11% Jun
8
10
35% Aug 12
109
Mar 31
113% May
Jun
14
105
35% Jan
18
99
64% Jan
30
Jan
Jan
6
45
48% Nov
2
66% Jan
101
1
36% Feb
Sep 27
8
3
19% Nov 23
48
Dec
133
Jan
103% Jun
45
13
22%
94
92 %
*19%
20
*19%
%
5%
5%
Oil & Refining com
i
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No
par
16%
16%
28 VA
28%
Inc
Ashland
Dry
Common
5.25%
Goods
l
Topeka &
Sante
preferred
Electric Co
Line
prior
Automatic
62.25
RR
series
17
11
17% Sep
Nov
18
29% Dec
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
81
20% Sep
26
30
July 11
19% Jun
3
49
Oct
39
96% Mar
48
Oct
30
25% Jan 23
($1.20)
pref
Co
(The)
14
Sep 26
Sep
8
Amer
1
14
Apr
6
18
93% Sep
13
101
7
48 % Jun
8
63
14
22% Feb
14
18% Jan
30
(■ Dec
12
1 % Oct
l
2
35% July 25
56% July 1
169% Dec
6
172
30% Oct
Jan
23
4
9
liuya May 28
152
Nov
9
18
Sep
85% Sep
16
13% Jun
15
.Tim
33% Oct
11
40
Dec
Mar
22
Sep
32% Feb
6
Aug 17
31
25
Sep
33% Jun
14
38
28
34% Jun
28% Mar 15
20% Mar 15
25
Dec
31%
Aug 23
12
30
43% Nov
29
95% Sep
63% Jan
12
6
v
3
22
7
12
58
Sep
30
30
2
64% Sep 19
18% Mar 28
10
19
24
May 10
49 % Dec
56 %
Aug
41% Oct
19
„•
Oct
40% Sep
49% Sep
July 20
24% Jan
23
28
95
Aug 11
32
Sep
26
14% Jan
6
20% Jan
33
93
6
15% Jan
6
•5% Jan
20
Jan
Finance
Best
&
Co
25
26
14
Bethlehem
7%
steel
10
1
23
25% Jan 23
30
38 % Jan
23% Oct
(Del)
com
4%%
pid
Black
&
series
Decker
Co
10
23
46
Aug 29
40% Sep 19
26% July 19
56% July 18
Brass Corp
Bond
Stores
Inc..
Bopk-of-the-Month Club
Borden
Co
(The)
3%%
Edison
As
Maine
Bridgeport Brass Co
4%%
commoli
3%%
common
Union
Brown
As
Brown
IS
Mar 18
Jan
8% Oct
24
6
11
Oct
11
•9% Jan
26
23% Jan
2% May
10% Jan
6% Nov
37%
14%
91%
67%
7
16%
1,100
48'A
2,100
6
15
Oct
14
Sep
26
17
Jan
13
35% Jan
10
28% Mar 14
63% Dec 30
48
♦120
130
98
-98
20
20%
20%
35%
35 Va
36%
81
81
25%
2574
11% Apr
44% Dec
ll
17% Dec
9
100
12
64% Feb
59
Bee
Feb
9
7% Jan
17
Oct
8
43% Jan
3
l
17% Jan
3
ll
98
7
66
88% Oct
7
55
Oct
1
25% Sep
20
16
30% Jun
8
21
50
page
24.
81% May 3
8% Apr 13
16% Mar 20
13% Oct
36
32% Aug 29
footnotes
9
20
5% Aug
July 15
35% Jun
23
Aug 22
Feb
Shoe
,
130
97
*97
99
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
13,800
36%
37 %
36'/a
367/a
36 Va
367/a
3,700
81
*81
83
25%
25%
X25%
25%
41
*39
41
%
29%
11%
11
11%
*11
21%
21%
21-a
21
40 J/4
40%
40%
40%
41
2 9'%
29%
*115
97
81
*39
130
*115
I
83
*81
25%
*81
83
25%
26
41
*39
130
*3 J'
180
25%
2,800
41
'
.
29 %
29%
29%
29%
11%
29%
10%
10%
*10%
11 Va
600
ML
21%
217a
21%
21%
5,000
43 %
45
45
46 %
7,200
29%
.
"/a
42 %
*90 ■■■'
95
*90
''
92
*o7
*90
58
59 %
58%
59%
58'A
5,200
59
19%-
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%,
19%
19 Va
19%
19'%
1%
1 %
17a
1 %
1%
1%
1%
32
32 VB
32%
32'A
32%
*31'A
48
48
48-*'
47'/a
47%
47%
67 %
68
70
68
69
63
1 %
31 'A
32
48'A
48%
*47%
62%
65 %
65%
lo«J
32
loo %
164'A
155%
155,
167%
167'A
168%
15b'/a
156 %
14 Va
14'/a
43%
4o%
43 Va
44'A
39 */4
39'a
39'A
39'A
*74%
44%
45
45
46
39'A
39%
39%
40
•74
40
44%
45
2,400
39%
39%
4,800
-27
2b%
Ml
2b %
26%
26%
45
44%
44%
44%
45
44%
45
53 3A
52%
54 Va
53%
55%
54%
55 Va
27,600
26%
26 %
26 %
2 6 Va
26'/4
26%
26%
1,700
24%
24%
'
24%
*24%
25 %
25
25%
25%
25 y2
14 '/a
*14
14%
14'A
15
15
15
15%
15"
»
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,600
10 Va
10'/8
10'/a
10 %
10%
780
58%
5b
58%
59
4b
46%
46 y4
46%
*14
14 -2
.
15%
15%
15%
15%
10'/a
10%
10%
10%
lOVa
58%
59%
*58'/a
4
46 %
46
46'/a
83
86
80
51%
A
58 %
59
40 74
40%
86
80
♦do
50 %
51
51
51%
51%
19%
19%
19
19'A
19
19
44%
44%
44'/a
44 >/8
43%
43%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11 Va
J
*/8
59
89
27
180
3,000
•
19
19 Va
*19
19'A
43%
43 3
*4378
1,000
11V4
7,400
2,000
41%
42'/a
41'A
41 %
41 VB
41%
41%
42
41%
41%
50
50'A
49%
50
♦49%
50'A
50'A
50'A
*49 »/2
50 Va
1,100
18'A
18
Va
18'A
18%
18%
18'/a
18 Va
18 Va
137a
18 Va
2,600
40 '
40'A
40'A
40'A
40%
41%
42
42%
42 Va
42%
2,700
35%
35%
2,200
34%
*93
-
35'A
98
34%
.
*93
.
34%
35
35
34 y2
34%
14%
14%
14'A
40%
35'A
*93
97
34%
96
55%
*93
35%
96
96
*93
3 5 Va
35 Va
35 Va
1,900
14'A
14'A
14 VA
14'A
14'A
*14%
14'/2
2,000
*40'A'
41
41%
36%
35%
36%
36 %
36%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
5
49%
4b %
49%
49 Va
4j
50
50
50%
49%
50
5
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19 Va
19%
19'A
19%
19'A
19%
91
91
*90
92
30%
30%
30
30
♦30
Co
,
Co common
preferred
No par
Co
1
Terminal
*90'/a
30
92
*90 Va
92
30'A
30 y4
30'A
30
30 »A
30%
29%
30
*29%
30'A
30
30 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'/a
13%
137-8
14
137a
14
*72%
74
*72%
74
73 3A
73%
72%
72%
*62
67
*62
67
*62
67
75%
76
*75%
76%
*75%
76%
5
39%
40%
40'A
40%
1
Co
Bros
*16%
15
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
participating
California
30
5,600
24
100
com
Butte
7%
92
30
1,300
37
37
*23%
1
Inc
preferred
Butler
*90%
42
41%
_
20 %
10
Co
Burroughs Corp
Bush
%
41
5
Co
Watch
•16%
23%
10%
10%
28'A
28 Va
10**
♦98%
8
43
40'A
16%
23%
17
.5
Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
;
24%
No par
preferred
Callahan
24
10
*16%
1
23%
♦62
76%
41
41'/a
17
*16%
23%
23%
«
*72
67
*62
78
600
7,200
10,200
100
1,300
1,600
900
16,500
60
67
*76
42
41%
17
*15%
23%
42 Va
130
21,400
167a
24
23%
5,900
10'A
*10
10%
10'/a
10Va
10 Va
10 Va
900
*28'A
29
*28%
29
*28'A
29'A
*28'A
29 y4
100
102
*98%
101
93 V*
99'A
100
100
43
42%
43
43
43 VA
*42y2
43
101
101
43%
1
,
72%
76%
5%
5%
5'A
5%
5'A
5%
5%
5%
13%
13%
13%
i3y2
13'A
13%
13%
13%
110
43 Va
13%
1,100
5%
5,600
13%
5%
5
»
—
34%
40%
40'A
—
34%
2 3 74
15
Co
—
34%
36
Inc
1,700
44 Va
11
4
40%
Bullard
1,400
10,5u0
52
37
Forge
130
52
24'/a
85
430
52'A
51%
36%
(Thd)
4,700
89
♦23%
Bucyrus-Erie
2,800
\
*86
*86
No par
Budd
1,000
4,100
75
26%
26%
24%
75
14'A
52%
27
54%
26%
♦73
36,300
158
44%
27%
45 Va
*14
76
*73
76
17,300
168 Va
14'/a
75
700
900
70%
*156%
14 %
165%
9,400
48
166%
156 %
14
9,500
43,600
a
32%
3A
14
75
o
17
%
*156
14%
53'A
1
92
156 %
165-a
:
14
44%
;
14'A
'/U
*154%
5
*27
*0/
9o
No par
Co
4,000
~
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell
Soup Co
$4.25
July 11
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
6
Caradian Breweries Ltd
58% Apr
6
conv
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific
Mills
1
1.80
-Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
fpr
36% Mar 16
47%
1,200
98%
58
6
5 % Feb
48%
47%
130
'
bo
46% Sep
12% Jan
3
48%
48%
57%
100
40% Jan
6% Aug 15
15% Mar
*97
13%
58%
100
3
*115
98
13%
5774
second' preference
105% Aug
47
130
97%
21%
29
*11
1
preferred
12% Apr 10
32% Jan
3
47
*115
41
*39
.1
8 "•»
Aug 15
48'%
13%
13%
13%
"
1
4%%
5
13%
*40
20%
35%
«
98
46"% July 28
if
Jan
For
100
16%
88% Mar
Sep 14
500
17
July 17
17
1,900
17
4%
31% Jan
1,700
72 %
17
81% Jan 19
77% Feb
8
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
25% May
8
63 %
*71
16%
Sep 19
Sep 20
15
62
72 V*
16%
75
31
12% Aug 26
36% Feb
3
103% Jan
4
61%
71%
16%
63
30% Oct
61%
72%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Burlington Industries Inc
23
61%
23,100
"
.
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bulova
23
62
62
50%
16%
__1
8
28% Jan
62
VA
16%
par
No par
Bigelow
3
92
Apr 26
34% Jun 22
19% July
1
62
50
3,200
j()0
Gas
23
3
50%
63
*62
50%
42%
2.50
preferred
Brooklyn
26
6
■
50%
46'/a
3
22
76% Jan
280
94
42%
3.50
Stratum
12% Aug 21
22% Jan
102 %
*92
45'/a
50
29% Sep
22
33%
102%
42
5
preferred
20% Jun
Jun
32%
102%
94
'
1
80
4,400
33%
102%
*92
loo
Inc
6
30
10,500
11,100
2.50
_
21
Sep
72%
600
q-
13%
RR—
preferred
Branlff Airways
25% Sep
66
61
72%
6
42%
13
25
Co
21% Aug
92% Mar
8
60%
72
: ;
6
41%
13%
100
Boston
Buffalo
71
60%
49%
800
100
45%
100
36% July 17
38% July 30
Mar
62
,
38'%
5
common..
preferred
1
16% Jan
49%
38 %
15
Borg-Warner Corp
Feb
12
•
49%
79,400
8,800
42%
%
33
"
94
1.25
Inc
27
Mar 15
33
103
l
47% Feb
22
32%
*92
5%
6
13
102%
94
5%
V
42
No pur
29% Jan
Jun
33
41
29%
38
6
-
29%
45
No pur
—
21
3
6
*17%
5%
38
13%
600
17%'
17%
5%
41%
10
29%
29
13
:
79 %
*9%
44%
5
27% Aug 17
21% Dec 20
'21% Jan
*17%
38
62
2.50
Inc
Co
Bristol-Myers Co
<15% Apr 27
2,500
79 V*
9%
42
1
,
Laughlln
&
2
"
80
40%
>
104
1
95
Dec
32%
103%
*92
10
(Deluware)
8
16
33
100
1951
Oct
78
32%
600
7j %
9%
5%
6
13%
17%
44%
com
Mfg Co
Co
W)
of
Brlggs
29
6
41
13
.
17
14%
J oo
91
11
6
40%
13%
6,200
44%
imu ptu
preferred
17% May 28
$ov
6%
41%
%
17,400
17%
17%
38
290
9
4
Manufacturing Co
Aug
38%
41%
92
:,v
8%
17%
29 %
5 %
41%
92
9 %
9%
.
41%
9
42
1 peso
Blgeiow-Sanlord Carpet (Del)
July 21
95% July 29
26
X38 %
csr
1
;
5,800
92
*90%
79
f 29
5%
1
Brlggs
Feb
500
V
52%
44%
Co
58
May 9
24% Apr ' 6
46% July 31
37
51%
*13%
1
39% July 25
•
51%
41%
.%
17%
*17
29
5%
i
5%
14% Jan 31
54% May 10
51%
.
*40
—
Inc
Common
1
98
v.
14%
:
Gypsum
Class B
60% Apr
6
98% Feb 10
67% Mar 19
100
Oct
Co
Bon Ami Co class A
12
*96
98 *■'
40
.100
_.
Bohn Aluminum
_
14,500
28
45%
—10
common..
Consolidated
3
43
23
Beneficial
Benguet
3
31% Feb
Dec
Jan
35,200
10%
■
a
Boeing Airplane
12% Mar 1«
Sep 28
Feb
Co
preferred
(E
32% May 25
14
4%%
&
3
28 Va
10%
28
40
Bendlx Aviation
Bliss
Oct
27%
10%
28 %
'
61% Jan
2
40
Mar 14
5% '
CO cc
17%
28%
2.5C
Howell
99% Jan
8
28% Feb
17% May 17
&
1
18% Oct
34% May 6
100'/a Apr 25
36% Feb 16
Bell
3
35 Vb Jun
28% Jan
11
400
45 %
Mills
Boston
17
3
•1% Oct
Beaunlt
Bliss
64
8
3
Mar 14
*17
2.50
Blaw-Knox
17
13
12% Nov
Jan
34% May
20% May
1
50% Oct
7
59% Sep
29% Apr
May 29
86
28% Jan
38
17%
29%
.100
47
13
38% Jan. 17
16
14% Jan
Dec
*9%
.100
50% Sep
8
46% July 17
32 % May 11
14% July 8
9% Sep 20
66% May
3
48 % Apr 29
100'/a Nov 15
61% Sep
Mar
14
16% Jan 13
28
27%
'
.
9
79
10
10
9
*AU
b6%
—10
Bestwall
84
45% July 25
23% May 28
24% Oct
8
3
Jan
19% Jun
11% Jun
14
ffDec
20
4
Sep~29
39% Jan
8
15% Mar 14
61
Nov
78
*9%
*6\
50
2
100
lwx
*b6
—50
Best Foods
Sep
172% Feb
28% Jan 23
25% Jan 30
26
78
40%
par
—
30
32%
'31%
*99-/2
1
77 % Aug
10
24
May
169
29
7
: Jan
*17%
10
X13
-10P
12
100
"
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
8
18
9% Jan
)
—1
22% Aug 10
2% Feb 24
1
Jan
74
1
Oct
46% Oct
91
% 8%
79%
17%
—9
.
28% Feb
800
8,900
10%
41%
90
9
17
29
—13
_
15
59% Mar
6
158% Sep
13% Jan
30
41 %
41 %
90
8%
17
38 %
Babbitt
41
9%
17%
5%
Jan
Jun
29%
16 "/8
28 %
.
51%
10
5
Feb
27
16
32%
*96
50%
"
88
,
89%
,
No par
preferred
41%
%
3
Jan
8
101
7
101% Jan
47%
26% Aug
10% Oct
22
<
9
\i
7
98
*96
79%
No par
of
28 % Aug
17
60% Oct
Jan
*17
common
38% Aug
91% Aug
20
42% Apr
Mar 14
43
37% Jan
38
26
Apr
30
13
17% Jan 25
14
19% Sep
1
8
9
_20
134% July 13
106% Jan 20
17
41%
88
No par
56% July 16
23
51
%
98
51
51%
*13%
24
30% Jan
♦96
5
Oct
Feb
50%
20
9
Jan
6
97
preferred
6
97
28
*96
100
12
116
■
10%
72%
2
31%
28%
60%
29
: 28
27%
10%
%
Jun
•
28 Va
71%
147
28
10%
60
107% May
1,300
28%
lb %
b7
28
1
Jun
*29%
*28
100
*60
10%
—10
19% Jan
100
66%
28%
12
44
99
27%
63% July 25
14
-64% Jan
32%
98%
10%
10
B
82% Jun
6
32
66%
28%
62
Jan
32%
67
10%
62
13
Jan
28%
27%
_1(I0
May 28
16% Aug 21
29%
28%
40
200
5%
5%
167%
*28
' 100
-
66%
*28 %
1
Canteen
conv
97
66%
68% Jan 27
24
Nov
10
No par
common
Mfg Corp
29%
16%
28%
10
—
Nichols
16%
6.50
com
common
$3.75
Powder
.Conv
2.;%
16%
*28
.5%
92%
20
'
Refining
Preferred
29%,
16%
28%
32%
„•
102
*65%
loo
Coast
5
5%
"
Fe—
___
preferred
Atlantic
16 %
32%
♦100
10
—L_
City
32%
„100
Co
Common
non-cum
5%
29 Va
*28
17%
A 17%
Corp—
a.
preferred
Associates Investment
5%
*29%
/
50%'
43
8,500
*92%
19'%
50
Sep
20,800
92%
_100
16
17%
32'%
64%
19%
May 10
9
13,600
17%
32%
92 %
94
10
b 4%
17%
32-/8
20
104
19
b5
17%
94
104
Jan
64%
32
♦19%
*92
1
64%
*92%
_ioo
Oct
62%
19%
29%
Avco
63
*
_100
39
1
62 %
.
92 %
Corp
Co Inc
2
Jan
12
63
Feb
45
22
62%
Apr 19
8
Jan
1,000
63
•5
40
2j
113
Jun
38% Dec
22 %
105
57
Mar 14
2z%
4
60
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
6
22%
.
7
13 % Oct
14% Jan
%
13
42% Jan
13
33% Jan
22
93 % Oct
60
July 14
38% Mar
22%
41% Feb
5
12
53% Sep
1
75% Nov 23
6
32% Oct
22%
common
45% July 18
15% Jan 12
30% Jan
22%
19 %
Austin
13
19
9
22 %
92%
1
Sep
16% Jan
22%
5
9
4
2,400
No par
Atlas
11
31%
32
91
Jan
18
31 %
31%
61% Feb
13
31%
17%
Atlantic
27% Dec 22
16
Mar 21
Oct
9
31%
32
Atlas Corp
5%
cumulative
14% Jan
July 18
16% Nov
Dec
68
31 %
17%
10% May 28
18% Jun
1
9
28
1,900
1,000
31
31%
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
.Oct
88
38'%
17%
Atlantic
8% Sep
15
38'%
32
16% Aug 27
96% Sep
4%
38 %
30 %
"5%
30 % Mar 13
9
4%
38'%
30%
*29 Va
5%
63% May
4%
33 %
4%
31%
i
33% July 25
11% Aug
3
27
*4%
38
37%
Carpet
1
43% Jan
4%
38%
31'A
10
Illinois
Industries
4%
4%
38 U
'
2.50
Arvln
8
Feb 27
Shares
4%
-38
31%
Artloom
6
101
the Week
Oct. 12
preferred
27 % Jun
95% Aug 22
Friday
Oct. 11
1
Atchison
Oct
30
gales for
Thursday
Constable
25% Oct
13
of
4%
PRICES
Oct. 10
5
"83.75
Arnold
lu%Sep
27% Dec
42
4%
38
SALE
Wednesday
1
Corp
Co
HIGH
Oct. 9
5
Armstrong Cork Co
Associated
6% Oct
5
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 8
No par
Argo Oil Corp
Argus Cameras Inc
35% Apr
96% Aug 30
19
Inc__.
▲rcher-Danlels-Midland
20% Jun
10
Monday
Par
*
24% May
36
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
|
41 % Apr
YORK
Ry
.
1.66%
No par
^
100
No par
25
No par
5%
5%
3o'A
3o
13%
13%
13
5%
5%
%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,600
36
-.5%
38
36
36 Va
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
5,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
137a
13 y2
13%
9,600
89
*87%
89
*87%
89
*53
58
*53%
58
*53
58
*53
58„
*54
56
*26%
28
27%
27%
*27'/a
28
*27%
28
*27%
28
33%
33%
33%
52%
52%
52%
*87%
33%"
♦52 y4
89
*87%
89
88 V*
110
100
33%
-
34 VB
337a
34%
34
3474
21,900
*52'A
52%
*52'A
52%
52%
52%
200
.
Volume 184
Number 5577
The
...
Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1591)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range (or Previous
*
Lowest
Highest
22% Jan
6
42 % Dec
7
38% Sep
21
25% Oct
36% Apr
24
23
Jan
11
121
48% Oct
25
Oct
1
23
Jan
23
29
3
64% FeblS
18
53% Mar
17% May 16
2
13% Nov
51% Oct
23% July
7
19% Dec 19
116
•
Jun
104 :
22
49% Aug 16
•
1
23
23
6
Nov
26% Jan
Mar 15
Oct
31% Jan
40% Feb
112
45
Dec
12
May 16
45
45 %
55 % Jau
8
105 % May
5
99 % Sep
26% Jan
3
14% Sep
29
130
72% Dec 21
27
Jan 27
83
103
July 20
5
July 26
37% Dec
18% Jan
26
19% Apr
18 % Dec
29
22
7% Jan
6
18
95% Nov 14
14% Jan
31
45% Jan
5
108
Jun
Jan
21
Apr 26
55% Sep 19
Mar 14
7
29% Jan
4
8% Jan
6
Feb
3
'Jun
Case
18% Jan
4
Feb
14
'! »12% Mar 16
57% Apr
13
86% Jun
12
5%
15% Jan.
6
17 % Mar 22
16
61
Aug 29
99
113
Aug 14
Feb
33% Jan
23
*43-
33
Oct
13% Jun
8
.
„
'July 20
9
56% Jan
..
1
July 24
Aug-
9
41% July 27
16% Apr' 9
1
14% Mar
:
7
77% July 19
30
43% Jan
13
28
V 54% Jan
•
common.;
*9
34
Dec
6
109
Feb
68
Feb
16
5
42% Jan
6
93 % Jan
17
21% Jan
56%
100
18
28
Jan
T
Central
RR
Central &
Co
of
N
Cerro
South West
de
Aug
9
Feb
7
$4.50
Chance
96% Jan
108
20
20% Oct
9
24% Jan
28% Feb
17
26
27
Dec
9
22% Oct
1
31% Apr
27% Apr
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
9
50
Apr
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
30
41% Jan
6
15% Jan
6
45% Feb
16
14 % Jan
21
30% Jan
13
39 % Jan
74% Sepr
71% Jan
22% Jun
8
31% Feb
46% Feb
1
1
44% Jan
30
30
35% Oct
1
70% July 16
43% Mar
5
14% July 27
10% Jan
4
20% Feb
7
1
66 % Jan
18
23% Jan
59
Aug 29
101% Nov
36% Dec
30
37% Dec
42 % Aug 23
50% Feb
104 % May*
45% Mar 14
Nov
27
54
Jan
23
3
12% Jan
30
10
103% Sep
17
104% Jan
15
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9
42% Jun
18% Sep
27
23 % Jan
26
25
115
Oct
202%
Sep~23
21
94 %
17
103
33% May 31
41
Sep
Jan
4
78 % Dec
7
108
73
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4
42
Oct
% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
45 %
55% Oct
80% May
2% Jan
17
4
39% Mar 14
49
Feb
7
109
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Jan
3
103
Jan
102
Sep
43% Jun
18
70 % Apr
23
111
Jan
13
5%
15
$4.50
101
18
1,160
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103% Oct
125
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13
131% Mar
3
Oct~~1
4
46%
3
80% Oct
12
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20
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.1
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49% Dec
13
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6
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63
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56
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17
-
30
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9
94% Mar
5
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9
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50% July 30
51% Mar 12
12
7
32
11
31
17% Feb
23
23% Nov 23
27% Dec
22
15% May 28
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8
77
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4
78
11
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17
47
28% Mar 15
34% Aug
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12% Jan
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16
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9
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26
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200
120
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100
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7
18% Feb
17
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6
18 %
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15% May 28
19
36% Jan
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10
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7
3
34% Jan
10
23
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19
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9
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28
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19
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3
47
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22
4
100
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24
112
Jan
3
$4.50
1
100
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14
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1
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112
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109% Jun
104
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28
93% Sep
27
9
51% Mar 13
103% Jan
4
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6
80
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7
105% Jan
6
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13
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8
109
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98
10
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1
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11
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3
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5
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5
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,
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20
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preferred
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$5.50 preferred
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16%
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preferred
of
16'/4
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preferred
preferred
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29
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1,700
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Co
6%
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1
1.33%
Corp
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6%
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14
37%
*
100
27
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20 %
20
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Jan
6%
15'A
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37%
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40%
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15
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15
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14% Jan
9
53% Nov
11
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Consolidated Natural Gas
J
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
*
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40% "40%
6%
15%
16%
10.
21% Apr 16
43% July 25
14% Dec
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
Y
of N
preferred
40%
6%
15%
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Mills
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated' Coppermines
40%
23
Nast
Publishing Co
Corp
Congoleum-Nahn Inc
Cone
1
97% Aug 11
100
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13%
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6
100% Jan
34%
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10
7%
34%
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25%
2.50
26% Oct
27 Vb Jan
99
41
2 5'A
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Columbia Gas System Inc
44% Oct
Jan
35
17.50C
>
98
41%
35%
43
58 %
10
•„
105% Sep
61
35%
207
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24
101% Mar
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59
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44% Jan
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66
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5
108
500
65%
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100
5
31% Oct
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13%
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10
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100 *
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15% Jan
11%
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63%
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11%
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100
100
20%
11%
38%
2%
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2
21% Mar 20 f
100%
11%
13%
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23% Jan
108
100 »/2
Carbon Co
No par
Columbus'& Southern Ohio Elec.;
5
54-
4,700
25%
84% Jan
'1
64
15
A
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100
1,600
64
64%
par
58
3
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18
45% Jan
3
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-
67%
1
12
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35
66%
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5,500
11
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38
57% Jun
14
20% Oct 28
27% Feb : 7
26% Jan
16%
10
,
63
67%
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1
35%
10
400
38%
65
34%
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-
7%
26% Feb
6
38% Mar 14
1 17
17% Aug 16
35%
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16
100
Co
2nd
Class
65
35%
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preferred
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35%
9%
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Co....
noncumulative
!
35
30
38
2,300
11%
2%
10
381/2
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Colorado & Southern Ry com
32% Aug 15
38
5
4%
32'A Aug 15
37%
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16
•
200
29%
10
59% Feb
-
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5
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28
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par
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28
29%
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40%
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33
noncumulative
22% Jun
29%
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34%
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->■
62%
100
4%
22% Jun
40
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9
22
34%
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7%
100
66% Apr
Apr 21
4,600
100
•
35%
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9
Apr
15%
53%
100
37%
37 ;
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64
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pfd
Oct
15% Mar 14
2% *
7%
62
com
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Fuel & Iron com
Columbia
22% Oct
>
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10
prelerred
&
88%
15%
53%
28%
100
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
65
1
common
cumulative
Collins
35'A
100
>
19'A
56% Sep
67% May 27
23% Oct
351/B
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Pac
Coca-Cola Co
18
62% Jan
64%
5
preferred
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6
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64%
66
42%
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4%
2
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16
1,600
-
15%
/
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100
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35
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9%
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Aug 26
July 11
Sep 15
16
*9%
11%.
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145
10
38%
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122
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2%
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6
35%
V
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,
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51
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30
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51
87
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37
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9
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29
38
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5
35%
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2%
15
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37
11%
23
141
29
37
38%
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20
20
28%
37%
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16
101
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17%
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107
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53%
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107
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;
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53%
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60
127% Sep
30
15%
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29
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50
16
_
107
49%
V
38 'A
2
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16
50
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16
54%
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87
101
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50
1
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16
59
16
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:>65%
3
13
45% Dec
400
10
14
45
19
Jan
Jan
21
19
45
3% Jan
95% Mar
*18%
17%
24'A Jan
50%' Jan
62% Jan
18%
17%
8
1
6
18%
Jun
17% Jan
90
18%
17% -17'A
100
com
Pitta RR 7%
21
50% May
18%
17%
107
Electric-
Louis
2% $ep
'
18%
17%
18
7*
22,600
*18%
40% May 31
78 % Aug
15%
3,300
14
Special
14%
2,100
107
25
&
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15%
40
25
.
prelerred
&
14%
11,600
40
Del.50
Ry
noncumulative
Cleveland
15
110
SI %
100%
40
22%
convertible
Cleveland
6
80 % Mar 26
14%,
;15%
90%
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39%
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St
92%
100%
39%
10 'A
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Equipment
c C &
90
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39
9%
preferred
4%%
Clark
c
91%
100%
39%
22%
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
May 28
88
*99
<
500
103
39%
1.25
Cincinnati Milling Macli Co
C I T Financial Corp
75% July 18
103
100
10,200
39%
41%
Cities Service Co
196
103
14
39%
40%
preferred
5%%
103
13%
66%
20%
"when
Gas
14
20
Cotton
39% Oct
100 % Mar
*
4%
13%
103'A
6,700
66%
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noncuin
common
23%
23%
66%
40
&
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23%
2,900
i
66%
II.III.l
Western
City Investing Co
May 28
14%
45
66%
RR com__No par
preferred series
Aug 26
4
-111% Jan
Apr
6
May 12
25% Feb
11
133% Jan
990
North
88%
56
*45
14
13'/a
103'A
IOO1/2
*106
1
preferred
....
73 % July 17
99% July 18
34% Jan 26
13
111
196
87 %
*99
15%
55%
55%
66%
r
No par
....
series. A
&
;13%
55V4
56%
45%
55%
*45
23%
(;,: "■>
Inc
(The)
20% Mar 29
46% May 24
1
88
100%
15%
Co-
Common
3
Oct
86%
23%
103
11%
Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
29
30
13%
102 %
II
Chile
18
-
25
Feb~14
Jan
1
13%
103
■-*99
No par
Western
Cliickasha
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
Nov
107
Sep 27
Jan
3
39% Oct
23
12
40% Feb
11
92
5%
29% jJuly 10
Sep
37% Jau
1
25
93
23%
55%
45%
66%
I~_
Inc
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
3
Jan
23%
9 50
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellmv Cab
No
1
87
jun
4
25% Apr
9
30
62% Sep
17% Jan
1
101% Apr
94
69 % Mar
60
16
29% July 15
4
19% Jan
51% Feb
23%
54%
551/4
*45
Corp—
Aircraft
preferred
5%
14% May 22
30% May 21
45%
3,900
66%
;__No par
Manufacturing
A
Cincinnati
17
Aug
191
'
Chic
55%
45
10
Chic Milw St Paul
1
30'A Aug 22
Cab
Great
5%
4
55% May 28
19
42 % Dec
7
30
Class
3
55
45
1__
convertible
New
Jan
12
26% Jan
16
Dec
•
53% Mar
9% Feb 14
15% May 3
100
1
Aug 30
22 % Feb
30
29
18
22
30 % Dec
-.48
6
42% Dec
.
29% Jun
55%
,13 %
__s
Co
,j
Chicago Corp
Chic
53
66
Co.-
Chicago & East III
5
56%
900
241/2
55
3,900
"230
107
lo
preferred
3%%
27
24%
23%
52%
23%
100
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va__~II
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
27
Sep
33% Jan
24%
24
52%
a
Gotham
Vought
Checker
16
24%
23%
52%
54%
No par
Corp
Common
July 31
24,%
23%
45
50
Products
Aircraft
45
67% July 24
105 %
66
P&bqo Corp
Ex-distribution
Cessna
44% July 19
105%
52%
No par i
J
Violdta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
108
3
105%
0
__
Central
1
25
105%
107
Co
preferred
Central Illinois Public Service
12
25
105%
14,000
v
an
...^
Chain Belt Co
3
106
9%
8
Jan
*104%
23%-
103
.
23%
105'A
"
Sugar
4%%
44% Sep 13
12 % May
4
10'A Apr 13
*23%
50%
Chadbourn
53% Jan
14
27% Mar 25
36% Mar 25
18
20 %
Oct
23%
9 %
3
7% Sep
Sep" 16
23%
50%
Oct
7
10% Mar 23
23%
*84%
75 %' May
31% May 24
25
23%
1
4% Jan
; *
34 % Sep
6% Jan
9% Feb
23%
23%
106
of Georgia Ry *com_lNo
par
preferfe/i Series B
100
96% Oct
3
29% July 19
6% May 17
23%
23%
,
*105
j
,
Champion Paper & Fibre
104
42 %i
10
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Central Illinois Light com
14 ' * Aug 17
41% Aug 27
28
57% Nov 18
7
Sep
2% Sep
Sep
24%
41%
Central
9
20
5 %
24%
42%
100
Foundry Co
2
10 *
10
25
42
12.50
Central
26
Feb
27'/4 Feb
Oct
24%
42
50
;
preferred
Certain-Teed
•4-
25%
41%
~iq
Celotex Corp common
Jun
<'51%" Jan
-
24%
42
1
Aguirre
Shares
26%
Preferred 4.20% :a
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
7%
2nd preferred 1
10O
V4%% conv; preferred series A.100
5%
the Week
Oct. 12
42
Corp!
Central
Friday
Oct. 11
25%
common.
Co
Balea far
Thursday
42
5
common.:
Caterpillar Tractor
9
1
Co___l
preferred
46
22
I)
PRICES
26%
I~Io
preferred '-series
(J
7%
22
22
30
13
20
35
Dec
27
Jan
-
47% May
23
Apr
4
17% July 21-
66
75
27% Jan
20
37% Mar 14
119
"9
6
36% Dec
•
3
Corp
4%%
81% Feb
-
Mar 11
30% Sep
40% Dec
18
13 % Oct
30
18
112
7
24
-
11% Nov
5
17
69% May 25
3
Jan
Steel
BALK
Oct. 10
41%
Ohio Ry 100
Light
No par
&
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 9
26
&
Carriers & General
9
18% Aug 31
27
79% Jan
14
Carrier
26
21 % Jan
25
Feb
Carpenter
104
25
Jun
34
Apr 20
37% Jan
Sep
65-:
*
23
3
95% July 18
10
114% Nov
Power
Tuesday
-
1
MIg Co
Carolina
119% Jan
.7
10
(Philip)
2
24% Aug 16
18 % Jan
5
23
19% Nov
Carey
Oct. 8
5
Co
Clinchfield
% Jan
Monday,
par
Inc
(The)
Carolina
62% May 16
14
102% Feb
Airlines
Carborundum
9
53
11 % May 28
9
Capital
27% Apr
59% Aug
>
LOW AND
STOCK
Mar
121
8
100% Jun
1
Aug 17
29 % Mar 20
19
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
41 % Feb
-
1
Oct
20% Jan
2
127% Aug
61% Dec
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
-
*
30% Mar 14
10
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD-
STOCKS
Year 1955
22
99
%
♦97%
99'A
*97%
29%
29'A
29%
29%
99
100%
46
91
%
►100% aoi
46%
90
*46%
90
100%
41%
*90
99%
10
30
4,000
101
150
46%
92
16,400
70
-15
14
The
(1590)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, October 15, 1956
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
if•
far Prcrliii
STOCKS
Yaar1955
UvmI
NEW
Range Sine# Jan. 1
Uweit
HJfbest
4
YORK
Jan
18
43% Feb
35% Jun
28
41% Apr
9
31% July
27% Jan
23
Argo
8
39% Apr
27% Mar
6
20% Jun
6
'Oct
2
2
Armco
6% Jan
11
34% May
3
46% Feb
6% Mar 19
9
67
Dec
15
15% Feb
7
24
11
35% Apr
28
29% Jan
18
96% Aug 30
102 % Apr
36
55 V* Dec
May 12
13% Jan
26% Oct
18
6
19% Sep 29
6% Jun 14
24
22
6
Mar 15
92
19
Jan
3
93/s Teb
17
Nov
34
Oct
Aug
May
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
1
18% May 24
5% Jun 14
22
2
Jan
6
8% Jan
13
A P
W Products
Co
Inc
&
93.75
of
Carpet
28
26% Jun
11
31% Mar IS
Arvin
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
20
30
Jun
16
27% Oct
4
1,09C
3^00
20,800
1
8,500
No par
Corp
Co
40
5
Inc.
200
1
1,300
Ashland
5
1,000
1,900
2,400
5
common
preferred
26% Apr
Shares
10
Illinois
Constable
Artloom
the Week
1
Armstrong Cork Co
Arnold
Sales for
Thursday
5
Corp
Co
PRICES
No par
Corp
Steel
Armour
SALE
Wednesday
5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Oil
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
par
Argus Cameras Inc
4% May 19
36
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
;
Mar 29
30% Mar 29
Industries
Associated
26% Mar 14
37% Sep
29% Feb
8
104% Feb
8
113
Aug 15
62% Feb
1
69
May 27
97
16
Oct
Jan
3
110% Jan
6
36
9
Jan
66
23
73
Aug 28
Dry
Common
5.25%
Atchison
96% Oct
13
101
41% Oct
10
Oct
30
Mar 17
59% Mar
8
40 3/4 Sep
20
5%
8
27
35% Jan
88
10
19
Oct
18% Jun
61
1
17% Feb 27
22% Jun
8
18
5% Sep
26
29 " Sep
7% Feb
Mar 30
37% Sep
26
49% Feb
8 V* Apr
26
54
20
5
24
24
Line
Reiining
Preferred
Atlas
35,200
10
10%
6.50
coin
28%
_io0
Coast
Atlantic
RR
series
5%
98
"
41 Va
41%
90
90
prior
Automatic
($1.20)
pref
Canteen
Mfg Corp
Co
of
17
*17 Va
78
79
10
*9%
(The)
No par
Amer
3
5%
38 %
41%.
9
79 Va
9%
9%
17%
,
*17 Va
.
29 Va
5%
29
5'A
38
5'A
38
38
6,200
290
9 Va
17'A
79
5,800
92
*90'A
17 (A
29
No par
preferred
conv
29
.
9
*17
17%
5
common
500
51%
41%
91
8%
No par
common
51%
51 %
20
preferred—
14,500
98
*96
50%
20
Nichols
92.25
10%
28'A
41'A
100
Powuer
Avco
10%
28%
9
cumulative
Conv
10%
28 Va
*96
51
10
B
10%
;28 Va
'
No par
common
$3.75
>
98
Corp
Atlas
11% Jan
19
9
Atlantic
Austin
13
16% Jan
,_1___10
preferred
City Electric Co
preferred
1
Sep
11
18
Atlantic
4%
10
,
non-cum
9
Aug
4
Jan
27% Dec 22
16
Mar 21
6% Oct
42
9
28
16% Aug 27
61% Feb 13
9
27
14% Jan
July 18
16% Nov
Dec
68
Feb
63% May 9
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
10% May 28
6
Oct
8% Sep
47% Mar 14
1
100
Co
Common
11% Aug
3
30% Max 13
43% Jan
9
101 % Apr
34% May 17
96% Sep 15
33% July 25
6
101
100
Topeka & Sante Fe—
1
Sep
95% Aug 22
800
8,900
Corp—
a.
27%Jun
3
Goods
Investment
25% Oct
13
2.50
preferred
Associates
lu %
27% Dec
Inc
Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No
par
17,400
600
17'/a
80
•
2,500
9%
,:
600
17%
100
29 Va
8,800
5%
79,400
800
38
>:
....
/i.
B
V
C% Aug 18
8% Feb
10
,
6% May 23
35% May 24
7% July 12
11% Jan
6
24% Mar 30
11% Jun
8
45% July 18
16% Jan 12
30% Jan
10
32% Oct
1
35% Feb
Mar 31
35% Aug 12
113% May 5
Jun
14
105
35% Jan
18
109
99
64% Jan
30
Jan
113
Feb
93% Oct
4
105
Apr 19
1
41% Feb
13
53
6
45
2
66% Jan
Oct
60
75% Nov 23
Jan
48% Nov
Sep 27
12
53% Sep
6
101
July 14
38% Mar
8
33% Jan
3
6
19% Nov 23
48
Dec
13
133
Jan
103% Jun
45
12
Nov
30% Jan
17
96% Mar
46
Oct
8
14
19% Sep
26
Barker
Brothers
5
*13%
Jun
12
9
Bath
19% Jan
6
Bayuk
,*'• 17% Sep
13
37% Jan
25% Jan
23
81
26
38% Aug
91% Aug
Bell
&
18
93% Sep
13
101
7
48 % Jun
8
63
18% Jan
30
22% Feb
14
Dec
12
1 % Oct
30% Oct
46% Oct
23
4
2% Feb
9
172% Feb
Sep
16
U3% Jun
8
857/b Sep
15
7d1/4 JUT!
29
6
Dec
31
Mar
14
25% Jan
28
34% Jun
28% Jan
10
Aug 23
39% Jan
3
Dec
20
3
12
9% Jan
11% Jun
7
95 % Sep
30
63% Jan
12
47
6
61% Sep
14% Jan
3
30
28% Jan
3
2
Mar 14
61% Oct
24
May 10
Dec
28
64
Jan
7%
Black
&
Bliss
(E
49 % Dec
56 %
19
40% Sep
49% Sep
_
Jan
la
10
0
July 20
24% Jan
23
26
18% Oct
54% May 10
•
2
8
10
23
Bond
28% Feb
93
14
Dec
58
May 0
24% Apr ' 6
46% July 31
39% July 25
Feb 29
Sep 28
100
32% May 25
37
14
23
Feb
10
Oct
.
23
22
63
80
Jun
3
92
Apr 26
6
34 V* Jun
75
22
Sep 19
Sep 20
July 17
28% Jan
19% July
1
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 26
15
Apr
46% Sep
6
17
Sep 14
31% Jan
5
12% Apr 16
32% Jan
3
18
9% Jan
23
Oct
11
36% Feb
3
99% Jan
26
103% Jan
25% May
4
98
2% May
7
46% July 28
ll
10% Jan
6
6% Nov
15
37% Oct
14
40% Jan
6% Aug 15
15% Mar
ll
5
44% Dec
% Aug
12
36
17 Vi Dec
9
26
17
100
13
64
35% Jan
% Feb
13
32
For
July 15
35% Jun
59
footnotes
see
Feb
3
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
16% Mar 20
7
9
7% Jan
17
Oct
8
43% Jan
3
13% Oct
l
17% Jan
3
H
98
7
55
,
Oct
1
25% Sep
20
16
30% Jun
8
21
50
page
105% Aug
88 % Oct
% Aug 29
28% Mar 14
53% Dec 30
9
20
11 Vs Apr
14% Sep
23
5 'A Feb
12% Jan
3
91% Jan
57% Jan
8
Aug 15
24.
Aug 22
Feb
66
July 11
33% Apr
6
36% Mar 16
56% Apr
6
*90
57%
58
58
59 %
58%
59%
58%
59
19%-
ltf%
19%
19 %
19'A
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19%
9,400
1%
1%
1%
1%
l'-Ja
1 Va
1%
1 %
1 %
43,600
32
32 Va
32 Va
32 %
32%
*31%
32%
48
47 Va
47%
47%
48
70
68
69
68%
70%
17,300
168%
36,300
_■
31 %
32
*156
*156%
14 "A
44'A
45
45
39'A
39%
39%
40
27
26%
41%
53%
14%
46
39'A
14'A
14
*73
76
7a
T-
27
26%
45%
44%
45
44%
44%
53 %
54%
52%
53%
52%
54 %
a
26%
26%
24%
26%
26%
26 'A
24%
24%
24%
*24%
14%
*14
*73
27
44%
*27
*14
1
15%
14 -2
15%
1.25
10 Va
10%
58%
5
common..
4074
59
.
40%
V
*74
75
9,500
700
900
158
1,000
14%
4,100
75
40
44%
45
2,400
39 %
39%
4,800
26%
26%
27
45
44%
45
55%
54%
55 %
27,600
1,700
26 %
26 Va
26 %
26%
26%
25%
25
25 Va
25%
25 %
14%
15
15
2,800
4,700
15
430
'
*14
"14%
130
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,600
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10 Va
10*8
10 Va
10 Va
760
58%
53 'A
*58 Va
58%
59
58%
59
4
46 Va
46
46 Va
46%
46%
66
86
bo
J
78
59
86
bo
*do
50%
51
51
51%
51%
19%
46%
46
*86
51%
51
89
1,400
10,5u0
*86
89
180
% -52%
52
52
3,000
-
19%
19
19'A
19
19
19
19%
*19
19%
44%
44%
44'/a
44 Va
43%
43%
43 Va
43%
*43%
44 Va
1,000
2.50
10%
10%
10%
10% T
10%
10%
10%
11 Va
11
11%
7,400
5
41%
42%
*.41 %
41
41 Va
41%
41%
42
41%
41%
2,000
50%
49 %
*49 %
commoh
_3
common
*49%
50'A
50%
50 Va
1,100
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18 '/a
18 Va
18 Va
18%
18 Va
2,600
40%
40 %
40'A
40%
41 Va
42
42%
42 Va
42%
2,700
34%
34%
35%
2,200
50
3.50
2.50
34%
*93
joo
Gas
%
No par
35 %
98
34%
35
*93
34%
50
97
34%
50 'A
35
35%
35%
*93
*93
96
34%
34%
14'A
14%
34%
35%
35 %
35 Va
1,900
14'A
14'A
*14%
14%
2,000
41
41%
41%
14%
14% V14 'A
40%
40%
40%
40%
No par
36%
*23%
37
24%
36
36%
35%
36%
36 %
36 Va
No par
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
5
49%
49%
49%
49-/8
4^%
50
50
50%
"5
19%
91
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19 Va
No par
19%
91
*90
92
__i
30%
30%
30
30
30
30'A
*30
20%
20%
13%
,
Co
1
Inc
5
Zl
preferred
100
*62
100
com
preference-L^.
Burroughs Corp
■
19%
92
30
%
92
30'A
30%
30%
29%
30
*29%
30'A
30
30 Va
20%
20 Va
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
13%
13%
13 %
13%-
13%
14
13%
14
73%
73%
72%
72%
*72%
74
*62
67
*62
67
76
40%
*75%
76%
*75%
76%
40%
17
*62
76%
160
30%
20%
74
600
7,200
10,200
*72
72%
67
*62
*76
78
-
1,600
900
16,500
60
67
76 Va
1,300
130
40 %
16%
*16%
23%
23%
10%
28%
10%
28%
10'A
*10
10%
10 V8
lOVa
10'/a
10%
900
No par
*28%
29
*28Vi
29
*28%
29%
*28%
29 %
100
preferred—10**
*98%
102
*98%
101
99%
99 %
100
100
43
42%
43
43
5
q
Ry Co
Ltd
Ry
43 %
*42%
41
41%
17
*16%
23%
43
23%
42
41%
17
*15%
23%
23%
101
43 %
42 Va
21,400
16%
24
101
5,900
110
43%
1,100
1
,
a.
43
10
v
5%
5%
5'A
5%
5'A
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5.600
5
,
:
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Pacific
50
19'A
40%
*16%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
13'/a
13%
13%
13%
13%
4,000
5%
»5%
1
Campbell 8oup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
___No par
Canadian
49%
*
23%
Inc
Breweries
30
24
*16%
Packlng^Corp
Canada Southern
*90%
'
5,600
*23%
24%
Zinc-Lead
Caradlan
30
1,300
37
37
42
24
33%
1
15
Butte Copper & Zinc.
Byers Co (A M) common
& Hecla
-
92
30
67
75%
5
Co
Bros
participating
*40%' '41-
*90%
96
*93
35 Va
14%
common
Co
35%
96
.15
„
Inc
1,700
40
50
Co___
100
Mills
156 Va
14 Va
44'A
10
Terminal
166%
156%
156%
14
168%
39%
14
*74%
92
167'A
167%
43 %
13%
*72%
California
165%
39: «
27%
second
Calumet
'7
4^%
Co
Callahan
32
*0/
9o
39-,4
preferred
Cannon
1%
*90
43%
Strut I,on
Watch
n*
7*
9J
58%
10
preferred
Butler
*o7
95
600
5734
r
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Bush
92
*90
14%
preferred
4%%
10
22 % Sep
7,200
75
Bigelow
«
46 72
14
:
Co
Shoe
85% Mar
45
5,200
joo
&
23
45
75
Inc
Brown
4%
43 %
No pur
RR—
Brown
81% Jan 19
77% Feb
8
42 %
100
Brass Corp
Burlington Industries Inc
66
41
5
Bulova
8
40%
25
Bristol-Myers Co
Bullard
40%
15
Aug 29
Mar
40%
loo
15
16% Jan
5,000
40%
___2.50
8
22
12% Aug 21
21 J/a
1
3
26
20% Jun
11 %
21 %
156 %
23
29% Sep
6
29%
*10%
21%
195
Buffalo
l
29%
10%
21%
155%
36% July 17
38% July 30
21
29%
10%
2L-,u
*154%
1
25% Sep
2 9'A
11%
21
29%
com .5
1951
Feb
21% Aug
92% Mar
29%
*11
165-58
preferred.
Forge
180
2,800
11%
29%
164 %
Manufacturing
Co
_
25%
41
*39
21-a
100
Maine
(The)
83
25%
26
41
11
I00V4
(The)
Co
*81
83
25%
*39
21%
29%
louvu
Inc__
Bridgeport Brass
95
*81
83
130
11%
29%
com__.No pu»
A
Union
22
3,700
68
<&,
Brooklyn
Jun
13,800
36%
21%
1
preferred
Branlff Airways
Budd
20%
36 %
48
27
11
4
20%
36%
67%
Ml'g Co
Aug
2
Mi Apr 27
40"% Sep 19
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
21
36%
48
(Deluware)_4
46
1
20%
21%
29%
No par
Co
3%%
20%
37 Vs
65%
3%% preferred
Boston Edison Co
&
20%
36%
*47%
Borg-Warner Corp
4%%
99
130
4
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Briggs
Briggs
*39
130
*97
65 %
of
Co class
&
81
25%
'41
*11
1 peso
Co
Stores
Borden
gi
25%
*39
*115
97
joo
Aluminum
Ami
47%
130
97
48%
47% Feb
13% Jan
41
48%
*115
48 %
29% Jan
24
25%
*39
47%
48'A
1,200
98%
62%
21
6
x25%
41
*97
.-48'A
j
37% Aug 17
11
*81
25%
*115
98
1
95
Mar 18
81
25%
47
130
Co
8
Jan
81
;
Oct
8% Oct
36 V4
__10
Inc
91
15
20%
35%
47
'115
13%
10
Co
17% May 28
23
20%
,_j
July 21
95% July 29
76% Jan
20%
35%
Corp.
Class B
57% Mar 10
25
23% Oct
32% Jan
20
35%
48%
13%
"
100
series
Co
W)
31
25% Jan
30
97%
lop
& Laughlin
Inc
Boeing Airplane Co
14% Jan
38 % Jan
Sep
98
1
Bliss
1
30
71
130
98
5%
43
20
2,100
*120
Common
40
12
48 %
48
100
common
(Del)
Decker
Blaw-Knox
Boston
23
Mar 15
1,100
_l
pid
3
31% Feb
Dec
16%
preferred
4%%
3
6
16
16%
12.50
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
29% Jan
61% Jan
S0% Jan
31% Dec
17
13%
13%
5
steel
1
17% May 17
78
17
;
Bethlehem
3
Oct
6
Nov
17
13 'A
*40
1
Co
Gypsum
10
26
15
16%
...
Finance
Aug
41% Oct
Aug 11
6
16%
Co
17
Sep
14% Jan
20
16%
1
Consolidated
&
30
32
15% Jan
Beneficial
Best
19
18% Mar 28
95
•5% Jan
16%
preferred
Benguet
Bohn
50% Apr
98% Feb
8
34% May 6
100% Apr 25
36 % Feb 16
Mar 14
4%%
Bon
12% Mar 18
13
50 % Oct
16
3
20% May
17
Sep
7
11
29% Apr
34 % May
1
35 % Jun
28% Jan
Oct
14% July
6
9% Sep 20
86
64 % Sep
12% Nov
15
14
Sep
58
May 29
38% Jan 17
-
66% May
3
48 % Apr 29
100 % Nov
Mar
Jan
59 %
45% July 25
23% May 28
24%Oct
8
12
9
50% Sep
0
46% July 17
32% May 11
23
25
24
16% Jan 13
13
32% Feb
4
Sep
84
30
38
22
22
16%
Bendlx Aviation
Bestwall
152
19% Jun
3,200
pfd
Savers
Best Foods
Nov
15% Mar 14
46 %
Corp
Howell
77 % Aug
169
Sep
30
Life
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
I4UV2 May 28
33% Jun
43% Nov 29
Jan
9
40
Dec
'
12
May 2
22% Aug 10
1
Jan
30
1
35% July 25
Sep 29
100
45 %
00
14
Jan
42%
45%
Inc
4%%
28% Feb
31 %
42%
45
RR
15
6
Sep 26
14
(A S)
Creek
Aircraft
Nov
42
44'A
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech
Aug 17
8
Shoe
28 % Aug
47% Jan
25
28% Mar 15
Beck
8
24
20 % Mar 15
42
44'A
2.5P
17
Beech-Nut
44^4
42
44%
Inc
Instruments
Bell
1
42
44%
preferred
Beiding-Heminway
18
7
Mills
Bookman
Oct
172
18
Beaunlt
Feb
56% July
14 Va
*40
__!()()
Jan
'
*13%
40
45%
common
prior
14
2
14%
40
45%
preierred
27
6
11
conv
13%
500
No par
Beatrice Foods Co
3%%
*62
10
Corp
Cigars Inc
4%%
-
50
Works
8
168% Sep
13% Jan
Jan
9
new
preferred
Iron
Sep
-
33% Oct
4%%
64% Jan
common
ll
169% Dec
33
12
Jun
6
19
1,900
Sep
26% Aug
10% Oct
101% Jan
38
1,700
72'A
20
7
61
62
63%
*71
16
Jan
74
62
62
72'A
Feb
Apr 22
Mar 14
43
62
1
60% Oct
1
30
23,100
61%
30
59% Mar
280
50%
71'A
Jan"25
42% Apr
101
Apr
50 %
50%
61%
38
6
50'A
62
Corp.,
17%
28
Jan
50 %
94
61%
56% July 16
22
*92
94
72%
134% July 13
106% Jan 20
Sep
4,400
102 Va
63
11
39
33'A
102 %
102%
*92
61
17
19% Jun
49%
32%
102 Va
33%
33
-
94
72%
23
14
49%
11,100
72%
Oct
Oct
49%
13'A
62
Jan
July 11
33
103
*92
10,500
13
60%
Jan
49
62
32%
102'%
94
600
42%
13'A
62
97
30
50%
62
33
104
*92
6
6
41%
13
72
45
3
1(10
13 %
42'A
60%
116
26
94
50
13
32%
104
100
preferred
104
*92
■
103%
33
100
100
common
noncumulative
13 Va
41%
60%
8
Jan
4%
Ohio
&
32%
13
6
6
s
72%
2
20% Sep
Baltimore
13%
xl3%
6 >
41%
71%
29
Mar 18
preferred series B
6
40%
go %
Jun
96
13
Co___No par
preferred series C
6
41
10
147
29% Dec
Corp
JEiec
&
6
40%
_l
107% May
38% Dec
18
4%%
4%
Gas
6%
41
Oil
13
11
Baldwin-Dlma-Hamilton
*Q
9
Barber
24
Nov
(The)
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Jun
Jan
1
Co
44
6
May 28
16% Aug 21
24
Iuo
14
57
22% Mar 14
Baltimore
T)
Wilcox
16
43
•S
&
63% July 25
10
Jan
May 10
68% Jan 27
19
39
2
(B
82% Jun
9
Jan
60
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
14% Jan
1
42% Jan
13
13% Oct
40
7
Babbitt
Babcock
100
No par
-
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,600
36
3o%
3o
36
36
36 Va
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
5.000
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
9,600
89
8?
*87%
*53
58
*53%
58
*53
58
*53
58
*26%"
28
27%
27%
*27 Va
28
*27%
28
*87%
*87%
89
80 %
89
*87%
-
89
*54
56
*27%
28
110
100
25
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
34 Va
33%
34%
34
34%
21,900
No par
*52 %
52 Va
52%
52 Va
*52%
52%
*52%
52 Va
52%
52%
200
Volume 184
Number 5577
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
(1591)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Banffe for Previous
Year 1955
Lowest
6
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
22% Jan
u-
/Lowest
-■/
;
Highest
•
42 % Dec
7
Oct
1
38% Sep
21
31 % Jan
23
45 %
25'A Oct
36% Apr
6
23
Jun
25
29% Mar 20
Nov
22
104
Oct
1
26% Jan
3
23
Jan
23
112
Jan
23
11
121
Mar 15
24
•
40% Feb
48 Va Oct
18
49'A Aug
16
53 % Mar
2
17% May 16
13% Nov
2
23% July
7
116
Dec
45
64% Febl8
19 Va Dec
May 16
102% Feb
19% Nov
114% Nov
29
130
11 % May 28
18% Jan
14
23
.7
14% Sep
10
103
July 20
July 26
104
9
Jan
3
119
Feb
Jun
25
75
37% Dec
23
34
Feb
14
47% May
18% Jan
26
19% Apr
27
18% Aug 31
18% Dec
29
7% Jan
6
37 % Jan
18
79'A Jan
3
14% Jan
31
45% Jan
5
22
Apr
20
17
Feb
30
9
Jun
26
46
20
14
11% Nov
'
18% Jan
7%
5%
4
Central
>12% Mar 16 .'
108
Jun
24
29% Jan
9
15% Jan
6
51%' Jan
16
61
Aug 29
113
Mar 11
30% Sep
40% Dec
•
4
8% Jan
2
Apr 26
55% Sep 19
18
13 % Oct
*
Feb
81% Feb
May 25
18
7
Mar 14
-
Va Nov 14
112
7
Jan
21
69 %
95
6
22
33%. Jan
22
20
Apr
4
17% July 21-
66
27% Jan
6
36% Dec
37% Mar 14
99
Dec
30
33
♦
23
35,
43-
23
1
56% Jan
Central
1
Aug
9
Central
*
RR
30
10
1 Aug 17
43% Jan
7
13
14-
28
Sep
20
2% Sep
28
41% Aug 27
4% Jan
3
57 % Nov
10
Sep
27% Feb
Oct
18
54% Jan
4
5 %
'
75% May
8
Cerro
Violdta
de
Pasco
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
29% July 19
6% May 17
68
Feb
16
9% Feb
3
6% Jan
5
6
56% Sep
45
12
108
7
Jan
Aug
3
7
$4.50
13
Chance
4
50
93% Jan
21% Jan
28
17
100
Oct
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
Chesapeake
3
67% July 24
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
27% Mar 25
36% Mar 25
18
20 % Oct
9
24% Jan
16
28% Feb
17
' 5
Jan
18
20% Sep
26
27
Dec
9
22% Oct
1
31% Apr
27% Apr
33% Jan
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
9
50
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
30
15% Jan
6
45% Feb
16
29% Jun
74 %
Sep
1
30 % Dec
14% Jan
6
42% Dec
.
13
39 % Jan
:
21
30% Jan
30
9% Feb 14
15% May 3
53% Mar
Chic
3
55% May 28
22% Jun
8
71 % Jan
31% Feb
1
30'A Aug 22
46% Feb
1
4
Jan
series
18
23% Jan
100
4
30
12
Nov
1
62% Sep
17% Jan
23
35%
>
*99
41%
1.25
9%
10%
23% Jan
3
Sep
23
103
Oct
6
109
46% May 24
41
Sep
13
111
Jan
4
78% Dec
7
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
45 %
55% Oct
80% May
May 12
25% Feb
17
4
39% Mar 14
34% Jan
Sep
May 28
103
Jan
26
43% Jun
18
111
70% Apr 23
40% May 31
Jan
13
15
6
80 % Mar 26
45
Jan
10
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*34%
35%
35.
35
35'a
35%
*34%
35%
62 V4
63
62%
63%
63'a
63%
63%
100
101 '/a
101'/a
20%
20%
20 Va
20 Va
22%
22%
Del_50
42 Va
39 %
19'A
43
*42'A
39 Vb
*39
19%
19
19'A
18 1,160
38'/a
38%
3 8 7/8
10,300
Oil
58 Va
10
"when
common
59
58
Co
issued"
5
4%
Gas
*12%
13'A
*121/2
13
*56
60
*56
60
74
No par
Service
4%%
Clark
C
Co
5%
$4.50
Elec
Special
4
46% Oct
1
95% Mar
3
80 % Oct
12
.1
Jan
6
16
63
Mar 29
39% Oct
-6
75
May 27
58
17
67% May 27
30
; Jan
13
2
62% Jan
9
94% Mar
5
23% Jan
9
5%%
41%
42'a
41%
42'A
7,900
61%
10,100
61%
59'A
100
*90
102
*90
102
*90
102
37'/a
!,104
37%
stock—[50
41'/a
18%
18%
73
73%
2%
107
10
38
37%
38
1,100
19%
19'a
19%
5,200
39%
37%
74%
*90
102
*90
102
37%
37%
37'a
37%
105
105
105
58%
*71'A
74%
*71'A
*41'A
*41'/a
44
2,900
50
74%
44
3,100
18'/a
18%
18%
18
'/a
13%
18'/a
18%
3,300
71%
72'A
70%
72 J/8
70
70'A
8,700
*2%
2%
2%
41 Va
2%
40
40
132
132
131
131'A
102
*98
102 "
106
105
105'A
No par
*800
*800
4 8'a
48%
82
82
16Vb
16'A
16 vb
30%
31
30%
*48%
2%
2%
500
40 Va
40'A
1,100
*100
*132
105'/a
48 vB
48 Va
103
105
103
136
*98
134
105
.
120
2,70(5
*800
*800
•800
48%
85
2%
134
105'A
20
40%
*2%
*40
40
*98
com—No par
207
58%
73
...
105'/b
48'A
*178
41 'A
40
135
♦80
60
207
41'/a
101
10
98
59
104'A
104
*71'A
*96
98
1,000
72 Va
40'A
*132
3 7'/a
104
74%
141/s
I8J/2
2%
No par
*71
,
108%
49%
49'A
49%
81
48'A
26,900
80'A
80 J/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'/a
16%
2,000
30%
•
30%
31%
31
31%
31
31%
18,700
*80
82
*80
20
—50
*48%
49
Ry com—100
♦39 Va
40
40
58 %
59
58
56
56
56
29%
29%
29% ' 30'A
30
30'a
30'a
30'a
30
30%
29%
29'/a
29 Vb
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
18,800
17
17'/b
17
17%
17
17%
17
17'/a
63,400
19%
3,500
series. B
Southern
59% Feb
16
4%
noncumulative
2nd
Broadcasting
pld
.100
pfd.—100
System—'
22% Jun
28
32% Aug 15
Class
A
28
32'/a Aug
Class
B
2.50
Gas System
Inc
No par
17% " 17'/b
*
23
27% Dec
May 27
44% Oct 11
85% Feb
4
78
Aug 23
84 'A" Jan
52% Jun
17
47
Oct
1
58
28 % Mar 15
34% Aug"
28% Oct
1
36% Mar 22
Coiumbua& Southern Ohio Elec_—5
24% Sep
25
30% July 17
Combustion
54
Commercial: Credit
40%
18%
5
common
49
48%
49
40
*39 Va
41
58'a
*58 '
58
56
v
*55
*
*48%
19
19
18%
19
19
58
♦55
57
19
57% Jun
16
44% Oct
'I
6
26% Feb
9
17% Sep
26
21% Mar 20
Commercial
30%
30%
30 3
4
30%
2,400
28 Va
28%
28%
29'a
17,500
46'a
46%
46%
46%
46%
5,900
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
8,300
40%
40%
40%
*40'a
30%'
9,000
30Va
30%
30'A
30'A
30'a
30 Va
27%
45%
18%
27%
27%
28%
2 8'a
28%
46'A
46
46'A
46 vb
18 'A
17%
18
17%
38 Va Mar 14
47% Jan
20
44% Mar 19
.—-25
Commonwealth Edison Co
8% Jan
11
24% Jan
11
39% May 28
6% Sep 25
14% Oct '1
40%
40%
40'a
40'a
10
*
-
19
19 %
7.700
79'a
48%
Co-
350
270
48'a
*78%
49'a
Solvents
120
51
48'a
79%
48'a
.1
200
58%
*78%
*78%
48%
Inc
40%
*58
*55
Va
49
79%
48%
1
Engineering
49
39V2
57
*78%
No par
Co
*48 "4
49
41
*58
*78% -.79%
49
49%
cumulative prelerredJNo par
,
*40
Va
"
"
2.5o
22% Jun
13
14%
*103'a
*178
_
*97
26
Jan
105
44
Apr 21
Feb~25
37%
*104
*41 Vb
com
Iron
Carbon
37 J/B
106
74%
Apr 22
2
14 '/a
103 »/a
*96%
97%
59
%
207
*71'A
Corp
Co
Pictures
58
50
vb
14
106
56% Sep
$4.25
*96'/a
*178
No par
Columbia
97%
59%
-58%
60%
62 'A
3,700
103'/a
14
107
207
No par
Columbian
61
61%
61 Va
14
*103%
No par
1st
3
*96 %
60
50
:
nortcumulative
12
14
106
preferred_100
2nd
preferred
99
1
4%
Apr
61%
14
*103%
*178
32
77
60%
14
107
207
31
22
42
*178
7
23% Nov
41 %
*97%
100
_15
com
9
Columbia
41%
1
66'A Apr
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
1,500
40%
100
No par
9
15% May 28
18% Jun
8
48
41
19'A
11
23
96 Va
48
19%
22% Oct
17% Feb
26%
*95 Va
47%
19'A
23% Oct
15% Mar 14
26v4
95%
47%
19%
Aihman Corp-
Columbia
2 6'a
95'%
47
19 Va
gtd_.
—
Oct
15
26
96
46,%
20
A-
Colorado &
2 6'a
96
19%
com
4%
Irilernal'l
51V2 Mar 12
12
26
46%
*37'/a
100
&
54,100
26'a
37%
com
(The)
Fuel
77
96
3 7'A
preferred
$3.50 preferred
Colorado
—
60
75%
46%
7'/a
15
& Co
Colgate-Palmolive
34% Apr 18
50'A July 30
200
200
95
60%
No par
cumulative
&
13
46'A
3
preferred
Collins
76'/a
3 7'a
—
Co
*56
75'A
37%
preferred
Ry Co
Ilium
4%
60
75%
37%
Co
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
*12%
74'/a
5
Pitts RR 7%
7%
*56
25%
13
74'A
*103%
common
Louis
&
60
14
*25
97%
„•
14
5
preferred
Cleveland
*12'A
No par
noncumulative
Cleveland
*13'/a
13%
25%
13
*56
37%
37%
13%
1,400
40%
10
convertible
St
.
37'A
*25
100
Equipment
C &
X26Vb
*12'A
59
46
No par
City Products Corp
C
73%
26%
26%
10
preferred
City Stores Co
7 5 Va
*96-»
100
Cincinnati Milling Macli Co
C I T Financial Corp
Coca-Cola
62% Jan
59
79 '/a
1,400
'
14
18
28
25% May 26
34% Nor 18
27% Feb 1 7
10
23% Sep
52% Aug
6
16% Oct
5
111% Aug 16
Jan
5
5
44% Jan
17% Feb
18% Feb
19
36% Jan
10
33
'
3
Mar 16
38% Oct
12
Consolidated
23% Mar 19
Consolidated
49% Mar 22
110% July 17
$5
1
36%' Mar 12
Consol
34% Jan
23
10
Consol
Edison
Laundries
Consolidated
Natural Gas
33% July 26
28
14% Jan
9
fConsolidated
19
10% Jan
9
Consolidated
Mar
101% Oct
104
Dec
3
47
Jun
22
4
100
Sep
24
1
100
■51% Mar 13
112
Jan
3
Consol
$4.50
80
July
Sep
14
109% Feb
1
$4.52
27
103 Va Jan
4
$4.16
6
13
41% Sep
109
72% Feb
7
July
95
Jun
22
23
Sep
18
New
Sep
100
Oct
18
104
Jan
11
1
36% Jan
18
9
106 '/a Jan
20
39% Feb
104% Jun
footnotes
see
page
24.
10
56% Aug
3
89
1
Corp
Common
1
28% Oct
8
5
28
98
10
12
102% Mar
5
Sep
6%
Retail
pfd
Stores
5
10
100
Inc—1
Textile Co Inc—„10c -
preferred
21% Oct
105% Jan
Corp
•
—
1°
:
common
—
preferred
Continental Baking
preferred
Continental
6%
6%
15 '/a
15%
16%- 16%
37% >37%
20
20 %
45%
45%
29
16%
*16'A
37%
*29
3%
6%
6*%
6%
6%
1,700
15'a
15
15
15'a
15%
15%
15%
5,800
16 J/2
16%
16%
16'a
16'a
416%
16%
16%
37%
36%
36%
19%
19%
19%
*6%
6%
7
36 'a
6%
37
Can
$3.75 preferred
Inc
5
too
Co
com
,
com
5
No par
3,000
38'a
2,700
19%
37
37
3,500
12,400
'
xl9%
JL9 %
19%
t
19%
'
j/4
45 5 a
106%
106 3 a
29
28%
29%
2 9'a
29%
29%
30
29tb
30 3 a
4,300
16%
16%
"
16%
17
'a
17'a
17%
17%
17%
11,500
16%
38>A
30 Va
16
16'A
106 %
106
6%
15
3%
6%
45
45%
45
45'a
*106
106'a
106
106'a
..
x37
37%
*28%
31
45'a
106
45 Va
106 vb
45
1.100
16'a
16'A
38 %
38
38
31
30'/a
30%
16
16'a
800
38 V*
16'A
16'A
37%
*29
38'a
4,800
*29%
3'a
3%
3%
3'A
3 Vb
3'
8
2%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
*6%
49
31
3'a
300
14,300
7
1,100
49
4,300
48%
48 %
48 'a
48%
49
IOO'/b
101
*92'A
100%
100'a
100%
100 Va
101
100'/a
100%
570
101
93%
101'a
102'a
100%
102 J/4
*100'a
101'a
102'a
102'a
102%
102%
740
*92'a
93%
*92'a
93%
*92'a
93%
*92%
94 3 4
87%
87'/a
86%
87'A
87%
3,700
22
22'A
22
22
22
3,900
99Va
29%
99%
59'A
49
48%
49
of America—
4%
I $5.50
No par
No par ' '
No par
preferred
preferred
Container
6
Cuba
of
Corp
Consumers Power Co com
93%"Sep
28
RR
_r
1
1.33V*
Foods
19
/
No par
Corp
Consolidated
Jan
112
No par
eom
Consolidated
1 % Sep
•
No par
*
Corp—5
—;
9
18% May
6% Sep
109% Jun
Y
Ind
21% Apr 16
43% July 25
14
53% Nov
11
N
Electronics
27
106% Aug 17
of
preferred
11
Jan
Corp
Coppermines
14% Dec
7
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
Inc
-Cigar
par
10.
,
*
.
1
6
Corp
Congoleuin-Naun
6
16% Feb
Publishing Co—No
12
26% Oct
15 % May 28
20% Nov
Mills
44% Oct
17
31% Oct
Cone
4
22% Jan
2
10
Conde "Nast
Jan
105 % Sep
24
7
8 % Mar 16
18
30% Mar 28
1
23% Jan
For
58%
Electric—
&
preferred
5 Va %
%
20
:
Common
20
20
45
97% Aug 11
58%
25
Copper
Corp
131% Mar
8,100
38%
Cluett Peabody
125
19%
38
Clopay
3
200
19%
38
13
45% Dec
27% Jan
19%
1,900
38 Va
Cotton
16
27% May 28
47% Jun 11
100% Jan
19%
43
39%
1,900
3% Jan
13
7
19'A
18%
42'a
*39
4,000
50% Jan
33% Sep
49% Dec
Jan
39'/a
691/4
1
15% Oct
61
42%
39'/a
68
21
20
101% Mar
42'a
39%
68
2% Sep
21% Jun
28
42%
*39
16,900
67%
39% Oct
6
Jan
*42 j/4
39%
1,600
30%
23'a
67'A
7
Mar 14
108
42%
21
23
67
Aug 26
21
Jan
23'a
67%
com
Corporation
Sep
103'A Oct
*28'a
22%
66%
Molybdenum
101
*20'/a
30
*28'a
22'/a
67%
Climax
Aug 26
July 11
Sep 15
20%
20%
30
22%
67%
Clevite
145
10
*28'a
22%
5
3
122
•
30
22%
500
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
15
6
15% Jan
20%
*28 J/4
300
11,600
101
101
102'/a
2,300
64
2,500
78 % Aug
9
45'% Jan
20Vs
31
*101
1
32%
24'A Jan
100% Mar
108
100
.7%
7%
25%
8
5
2,100
58%
23
Jan
9%
58%
Jan
141
9%
9%
32%
60
127% Sep
12% Jan
10
9%
*25'A
2
148% Mar 14
20% Oct
10
25%
Jun
4
Nov
9%
32'A
18
133% Jan
6
196
9%
1.60c
32'/a
14
''' Apr
49
May 28
99% July 18
16,500
25%
3
75% July 18
196
102
Jan
100
42'a
*58%
Cities
29
9 6'/a
41%
7%
*29 'A
City Investing Co common
42% Jun
34%
.96 '/a
42%
58%
18
9
341/2
99
25%
20% Mar 29
104% Jan
35
98
41'
32%
73% July 17
202 %
14
*34%
41%
40'a
25%
23
17
7% Oct
35'/a
100 "
'
32%
Jan
14
17
34%
*99"
~
40%
26
1
Jan
'
34%
100
->
32%
39% Oct
17
50u
*66
25%
3
Feb
19% Jan
40
100%
A
29% July 10
30
2,100
66
32%
Series
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
Jan
3,000
67'A
65%
26%
Western
12
12% Jan
17.50c
2%
35%
_No par
25
30
11%
38'A
23a
7%
No par
Pac
Sep
103% Sep
11%
38'A
.2%
62 % <f 63 %
100 Va
com
37% Jan
92
11
>
11%
38'a
2%
33
Chile
191
4
11%
*34%
100
Chrysler Corp
3
4,700
33
1
15
64
*26
3
10
64
100
69% Mar
Nov
1,600
64 mr
100
87
40% Feb
107
11
1
25
1
Ry
100
10
5
com
5,500
/
No par
North
1
7
46%
34%
100
40 %
50
preferred
9
27
Jan
65T
30
400
38'A
2%
'
200
2.300
pfd
&
5%
51% Feb
18% Sep
56
65
64%
4,600
.
com
Chic
60
54
10
64'A
13%
50% Feb
33% May 31
J
25%
94 % Feb
Jam
2%
*13%
93
16
9%
11%
38%'
38'A
'
*25
25
17% Jan
35»/b
*99
1
common
noncum
.11'A
1
13%
21
Jan
64 Va
2%-
25'A
Oct
Apr
64%
11%/
38%
7.
25 'A
Oct
50% May
64%
11'A
38
*13%
25
90
2%
s/a
13%
115
990
2%
25%
26
.111% Jan
j 1
13%
Jan
2% Jan
64%
64
25%
94
Jan
16'A
Cliickaslia
27
Aug 30
35%
14% May 22
30% May 21
19% Jan
73
35'/a
*15 j/2
7
25% Apr
100
35%
4
29% July 15
104% May
9
37% Dec 30
100
35
20'A Feb
Jan
101
*15
9%
,
10% Jan
Jun
15%
53%
38
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
16
15%
53%
38
43% Mar
Aug 29
88 '/a
16
54%
37 '/a
70% July 16
101% Nov
*85 '/a
1,600
37%
1
1
2,800
51
29%
30
5
87
800
9'/a
9'/B
51
15%
f,
*9%:
1
9'a
50%
17%
26%
-
35% Oct
27
108
65
400
17%
35%
35
64%
19
*18%
17%
29%
44% Jan
59
1
11
37
*15
9%
2,100
28%
30
Sep
_
gg
37
35%
*9%
40
*100
29 '
'16 V
*15
10
40
*53%
.
29
'37
35%
15%
'
30
3,300
40
19
16
14% July 27
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
101% Apr
29
22,600
66%
*84'/a
16
101
15'A
107
66%
9 Vb
53%
*100
14%
*106 j/2
66%
50%
87
'
1
Cincinnati
17
Aug
36% Dec
A
15%
53'/a
11,600
39%
.
22% Feb
7
66% Jan
37
38%
Inc
preferred
5%
371%
351/2
*84 Va"
110
91 'A
100'/a
*18 Va
50
"
100%,
28%
2%
(The)
Chic Milw St Paul &
V
16
500
10,200
v.-'}'.
preferred
Western
49%
54%
66%
9Va %-9'/a
9>A
90 %
107
17%
100%
40
Great
5%
17%
30
g5y4
No par
Class A
Chicago Corp
6
26% Jan
convertible
New
29
30
27
16
Dec
*
Aug 30
A|jr
41% Jan
% %
17%
381/4
Va
Chicago & East 111 RR
27
19
42% Dec
-;48
18
22
3
.47%
66%
Co—
Manufacturing
Chemway Corp
July 31
39%
18%
66 %
100
14
103
*99
15%
*106 Va
39
16
101
'
14%
107
18%
87
*9%
15
107
*84%
15%
No par
Aircraft
25
108
.14%
.
18%
1
Cab
25
20
92%
100'a
39 V2
113/„
7% Sep
96 % Jan
90
*99
66%
1
preferred——.
of
91 Va
100%
54%
35 i/s
v
5
Inc
53% Jan
14
5
9.50
_2_.
Corp
88
17 V*
.
103
*99
50
*37 %
103
88%
*9 Vb
29
.
L__
34 Va Sep
16
10
103
100 Va
10
Vought
Checker
103'A
13%
Corp—
Common
Feb
12'/a May
103'A
49%
"
23%
14
18%
16
*23 'a
23%
9'A
89
6,700
45
13%
50%
V
2,900
56
*45
23%
g'/s
16
55 'A
55'A
14 W
39 Va
A
55 j/4
23%
107
230
56'a
13 Va
103
u
45 Va
55%
*45
23%
50%
*84%
,
55%
45'/a
13%
14% -;15Va
17%
;
54 Va
55 %
66 V2
171/4
Co_i
Gotham
53
*45
23%
;
*106
18%
*100%
Chain Belt Co
9
52%
*99
39%
Corp__
Aircraft
44% Sep
31% May 24
10% Mar 23
42 % Jan
1
96% Oct
25
Oct
:
56'a
66
*
—No par
Products
Ex-distribution
Chadbourn
55
15%
*53%
Co
'
Cessna
3,900
87'A
39%
West Corp
Sugar
24%
52%
107
100
Champion Paper & Fibre
34
15 Vb
66
No par
Century Ribbon Mills
Central
South
24'A
88
0
J,
14% Mar 7
77% July 19
&
24%
102 >A
*18%
Co
com
N
105 %
100%
107
1
Central
Certain-Teed
A-
of
105 'A
24%
103
20
Public Service:
Co
105%
13%
—
Central Illinois
July 24
105%
24 Va
23%
"
900
105%
23%
13%
series A_100
3,900
*
105%
23 %
86%
14,000
*
24
52%
*99
24%
106
13%
10
.
23%
23 %
Co
Light
preferred
233/i
1
Georgia Ry com—No par
Illinois
4%%
42'a
23%
12.50
> 5% preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Aug 14
Feb
of
41%
23%
55%
—1 ~
41% July 27
16% Apr
S
July 20
•
13 / Central
12
17% Mar 22
13% Jun. -8
9
•
Oct
57% Apr
86% Jun
,
24'A
42'/a
23%
45 Va
100
Sugar
Foundry
-
25
42
23%
55
—
Agulrre
Central
24%
42
23%
45
common
preferred
25%
41%
551/4
-
preferred
conv:
24%
45
of Amer com__No par
preferred *_
100
Shares
23%
54%
103
the Week
Oct. 12
42
45
100
far
Friday
Oct. 11
26'A
10
;
4.20%
2nd
4%%
22
n
preferred
Bales
Thursday
*104%
23'/a
52%
PBICE8
42
50
series
Celotex Corp common
3
'Jun
common/
8ALB
Oct. 10
25%
*23%
106
23%•
Celanese Corp
"
13
25
65%
27
*105
5
preferred
Preferred
'
No par
Caterpillar Tractor
27
Jan
Sep
21
Jan
1
7%
5
21% Jan
Light
Co—1
Steel
Corp
4%%
95% July 18
72% Dec
83
Carrier
&
Ohio Ry_100
&
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common
5
119% Jan
27
:
23%
Carpenter
16
99 % Sep
42
23%
3
26
5
26 Vb
411/2
Power
24 % Aug
3
26
5
Carolina
62% May 16
5o'/a Jan
1
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 9
-
10
2
53% Jan
Tuesday
Oct. 8
Co
27% Apr
59% Aug
8
9
Inc
(The)
Clinchfield
1
100 % Jun
Airlines
Carolina
19
Monday
Par
(Philip) .Mfg Co.,
Carborundum
Carey
9
Oct
45
LOW AND
STOCK
Mar
121
29
3
105% May
26 % Jan
8
10
Capital
1
Aug 17
20% Jan
19
127% Aug
61% Dec
12
51 % Oct
41% Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
r
30 Va Mar 14
1Q
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORO
STOCKS
—
*98
29%
*100%
20
46%
No par
*89%
101^
29 j/4
100
87
87
87%
21%
22
*97 %
99 '/a
87
87%
21%
22
*97 %
30
4,000
100%
101
150
29%
29%
29 'a
100'a
100'a
*100%
46%
46%
46%
91
90
90
46'a
46%
46
89%
89%
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'a
10
29%
29%
29%
91
99 %
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100%
46%
22
9 9'a
101
41%
*90
46%
92
16,400
70
15
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, October
The
(1592)
NEW
STOCK
YORK
Range tor Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Vear 1955
Highest
j
Lowest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
7o
Jan
Jan
23
22% Feb
15
27% Apr
23
1
9
26
11
Continental
Jan
14
Nov
25
34 % Jun
1
28
Sep
2
19
25 % Jan
23
28 '% July 27
24% Jan
July 5
July 27
49% Apr
26
52
54% Jan
31
21V# Mar 29
Apr
14
53
50'/# Jan
6
58
44 % Feb
29
July 19
37% Nov 30
25
54
Mar 14
73% Jun
14
64
9
23
Oct
1
Jan
20
70
32% May
Jan
2
26
102
Oct
28
175'/a Dec
28
27%
26%
26%
27
27
Insurance
5
44%
45%
45
45%
45
45%
45%
46'A
45%
Motors
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
113%
114%
114%
114%
41%
41%
*41
44V#
45%
44
45
47%
48%
48
48%
Oil
Steel Corp
Delaware
ot
6%
8
115
41
41%
41
41
41
41%
44%
44%
43%
44%
44%
44%
48
48
47%
48
47%
48'/4
28%
28%
5
5
Jan
7
Jan
6
2% Feb
-
28%
'57%
26
26%
26%
26%
68%
70%
69%
70'A
94
92%
92%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
96
96
'95
97
*95
97
20
28%
287/s
29
10,200
Jan
19
25
24
Corn
161% Oct
2
10
5 %
Sep
25
2% Jan
16
6 'A Jan
48% Jan 28
98% Nov 15
% Oct
1
86
Oct
11
97% Mar
28% Jun
19
30% Jan
3
11
24
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
45% Feb
23
74
Apr
33% Dec
30
30
80
3%%
Cream
of
Sep
32% Jan
107
27
60 V# Jan
10
13% Oct
1
31 '/a Oct
9
35% Feb
23
29
50% Oct
1
69% Apr
3
Feb
2
$4.20
65 7/# Sep
6
96 'A
Sep
27
5
57% Dec
9
46
Jun
8
12% Nov
9
20% Mar
7
14
Jan
13
13% Jan
o
18% Mar 29
9% May
14'/# May 28
7% Jan 10
2
6% Jan
6
Feb
3
73% Apr
26
67'A Jan
4
8% Mar 14
14'/a Sep
15
8% Oct
8
59
6% Oct
31
15% Jan
Jan
27
-
9
26% Jan
18
33% Feb
14
7
135 % Jan
19
140
Jan
53
Oct
9
18% Feb
28
Crescent
Crown
11% Oct
23
91
93
Mar
41
Sep
40% Sep
138
61% Aug
(The)
12
of
7%
pfd
Mills
Preferred
3.75%
series
Sep
27
95% Mar
6
Preferred
3.75%
Preferred
3.90%
Apr
30
99
Feb
1
17% Jan
17
20% Jun
S
29
Sep
25
14% Jan
6
Nov
30
Jan
25'A Mar
4
17
36
66
Jan
Feb
Delaware
&
Delaware
Lack
Power
10
11
33,400
32
32
31%
31%
*31
31 y«
317/a
32
32%
32%
3,200
56%
56 %
56
56%
55
56%
56
50%
55%
55%
4,700
97
97
97
98
96%
96%
97
97
97%
97%
290
60%
61%
60
60%
60%
62%
62 %
62 y#
617/#
62%
16,100
*18%
19
19
19
18%
19
18
18
*16%
8%
33%
38
26 % Feb
32
Apr
9
11
July 18
50%
50%
90
86%
86%
20
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
8,000
6%
6'%
6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6'A
6%
2,400
*14%
15'A
*14%
49%
90
50
*86%
,
25%
26'A
47%
47%
A
100
*85
87
85
85
*86
88
*86
88
87
B
100
*84
86
86
86"
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
series
C
109
*91%
93%
*91
94
*91
94
'91
94
*91
94
50o
27%
28%
28
28
27%
29%
29
50
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22'A
Light Co—13.50
*41%
41%
413/4
41%
41%
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
40%
41
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
Western
Diamond
class
A
133/a Jan
3
16 3% Feb
23
Diana
30% Apr
9% Nov
49
6
Match
35%
37
51'A
34%
1
common
52
35
*65
17%
35%
*35
51%
67
*65
18%
35%
52%
Corp
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
32%
32%
*32%
33
*32%
33%
32%
32%
20%
20%
21
21%
22%
22%
22%
1,700
14%
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
2,200
34
34'A
34
34%
7,100
11 %
11%
11%
900
53%
53%
65'A
*65
common
preferred series
Dobeckmun Co (The)
Dr Pepper Co
9
conv
A
66%
66%
66%
66%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
30
30
No par
10%
13%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
No par
86%
87%
87
87%
87%
90%
8
70%
71%
70%
71%
71%
86%
85%
86'A
85%
18
18
18%
17%
11
11
95% Sep
14
Jan
10
17
54% Dec
5
Dow
36% Jan
27
49% Jam
23
19% Sep
5
Dresser
50o
12
243/4 Jan
82% July
89% Sep
84%
3
10% Dec
21
14
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
1
7% Oct
26
Dunhill International
12% Mar
1
18
*10'%
No par
7%
7%
7%
7%
3
17% Sep
12
213% Feb
15
10% Jun
14
63/4 Oct
1
12% May 23
113A Jan 17
237
Co—„
Co__
Industries
Duplan Corp__
du
Pont de
Nem
6
197%
199%
197%
198%
197%
199%
198%
199%
198%
xlll%
111%
112%
112%
112%
112%
112%
112%
*112%
112%
No par
*90%
91 'A
91 %
91 %
July 25
92 "A
33
*91'A
Jan
*91 %
92%
20
*91 %
92'%
100
38% July 12
42
10
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
4
36Vb
5,42 '/•
36Vb
Oct
6,900
44
48%
46'A
50%
48%
43
43
'42%
48%
49 %
*47%
*45%'
46'A
*45%
27
50
Feh)
Duquesne Light Co
27
47% Aug 31
53 % Mar
45% Oct
52% Jan
$3.75 preferred
18
49
3
common
6
50
-
$4.15
preferred
preferred
4%
50
Apr
20
54
Feb
29
4.20%
preferred—
483/4 Aug
29
52 % Jan
12
4.10%
preferred
47% Sep
14 % Jun
25
54
Feb
24
$2.10 preferred
5
17% Jan
11
47% Apr
17
'
D W
Q
50
50
50
Cigar Corp
•
2
36% Feb
17
58
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
32% Jun
5 / 'a
ug
b
Eastern
Airlines Inc
21
26 % Feb
17
34% Dec
19
Eastern
14
Corp
29% Jan
23
37% Apr
48% Sep
75% Jan
23
40% Nov
~
87% Nov
Jan
15
31
154
61'% Nov 30
35% July 29
Nov
23% Feb
Aug
10
100% July 17
170
Apr
51% Jan
23
65% Sep
23% Sep
4
Sep 29
May 27
Aug 30
/i
80
6
28
30
Jan
3
Oct
8
94
Jan
10
Jan
3
36% Jun
18
50
100'% Oct
1
106
30
21
Mar 15
15
<2
Kodak
Steel
Co
Ekco
Products
19
19
37
EJectrlc & Mus Ind Amer shares—
32
44% Sep
5
Electric Storage Battery
15% Jan
6
22% Feb
25
20% Oct
14
(The)
17
31T<f-Feb
17% Mar 20
28
21% Jan
53
20
30% Oct
Elliott
Feb
58% Feb
28
47
3
Apr
12
50
17
39% Jan
44% Feb
6
54'% Apr
11
43
10
Elgin National Watch Co
17
47'% Dec
43% Nov
Apr
10
54'% Oct
12
5
59% Aug
9
Co
conv
Paso
Emerson
11% Oct
31
3
28% Jan
6
—Peb
2
25% Apr
20'% Jan
18
76
11
Jan
69 % Oct
For
4
4
25% Oct
16% Feb
30'% Oct
35% Dec
30% Sep
12
28
13'A Jan
3
11
31% Aug 14
34% Mar
9
8
31% Oct
1
Jan
5
88'A Oct.
12
28% Sep
24% Apr
23
25'% Jan
11
20
20
87% Oct
Sep
19
32% Aug
9
23'% Mar 29
31
74
Oct
12
86
64
Aug 27
,71
100
73
footnotes
20
2
7
Sep
27'%. Jun
21
July
see
8
pave
24.
98
Jan
Feb
5
2
July 18
Ex
2nd
xl8%
preferred
Natural
Gas
Electric
Mfg
43%
50'A
29
500
,
2.400
7,000
1,000
45
45%
45 %
45%
2,50<J
93 %
93'A
94
92 %
94'A
8,200
*157
62 'A
24
63'%
24 Vb
24
82
160
64
*157
64
160
64%
2.000
*24%
24%
*80
80%
40
38
38%
28
38%
2,400
101'%
xl9
24%
80%
37%
37%
*97
*97
101
19'A
19
19%
36%
36%
37
3 Va
3%
3'A
3%
39%
39%
39'A
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
30%
30
30%
29%
30 'A
48'%
*47
48%
47%
47
14%
14%
*97
2,100
100
*18%
19'A
36%
37%
19,500
3%
3%
5,400
39'%
40%
3,200
14%
14'%
2,100
30'A
25,200
29 %
30
29%
'A
'47%
49
*47 Va
1,100"
49
10-
53
53
52%
52 'A
52%
52 %
53'A
53%
53%
54'%
2,400
52%
53
52%
52 -t4
52%
53
52%
53'A
52%
53
8,000
27%
27%
Co—
7%
7'A
*28%
32%
32%
89
90
dividend
&
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
common
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
100
8.50
No par
100
60
"28%
20%"
27%
27%
CM I-
27%
7'A
71A
27%
27%
2,700
7'A
7%
5,700
28%
900
32 Vb
32%
32%
1,800
89
88 Va
88'A
90
28%
28%
28%
29 %
4.300
20%
20%
20%
20%
4,100
7 Va
29%
29%
28%
29
32 '.'4
32 'A
32%
32%
32 %
89
89
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*74
76%
*74%
*65%
70
*65%
*88
76'%
-67
-
89
'88
7%
*74
■
27%
■28%
7%
29
.
_
30
*80
36 %
28%
&
43%
3'A
7%
5%
15%
28%
36'A
27%
Erie
15>A
49%
3'A
36
28'%
Erie RR
z
3%
—4
4%
stock
Radio
49
15%
3%
Phonograph
,_5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—25
25#
Emerson
48%
*47
43%
29'%
3
50%
*47
49
2 9'A
*47%
50
*49
48%
50%
10
15
.
100
43%
160
61
19'/a
-15%
50
46%
50
*80
101%
N
49%
*
29'A
50
common—
preferred
5%
El
38 Vb
36
Electric
3
5%
x37%
1
5
4% Jan
8
61 %
10
*49
*45%
45%
45
91%
*157
82
600
43
50 Va
44%
90'%
24'A
*97
43'A
*42 %
II,100
2 9'A
50
44%
24
B
Nut Co
33% May 28
3% Aug 21
41% Jan
10
23
42%
158
61
38 %
5% Feb
89 'A
*80
101%
-34'A Feb
30
60%
44'A
157'%
15%
15'A
x29 'A
80
38
3
Jan
43'/«
24
*99
10
3
80
90%
100
3% Nov
Jan
60%
*23%
44'%
160
2.50
common
27% Feb
,*^May 25
15%
50%
100
AUto-Lite
15%
199
50%
*47
31
100
Co
*47
49
43 '/a
89'A
*49
48%
*47
30'%
*158
49%
*49
49'%
5
*49
45%
*47
30'%
44
49%
49
43%
%
43
48%
49%
,10
preferred
Elastic Stop
15'%
,
*42%
*47
30%
Corp
preferred
4%%
*15%
43
*47
-<^49-"50%
49
common
preferred
4'A%
49
43
10
Eaton Manufacturing Co
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
May 16
16'% J an
6%
*49
*47
"47
10
—
Eastern Stainless
Eastman
s
37
46%
50%
1
Eagle-Plcher Co
12
'48
*45%
_50
6
25% Jan
200
^__No par
6
53
1,500
1,400
7%
series
6
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
7'/a*
series
Jan
107
7%
$4.50
22
14
7%
(E I) & Co—
35% Jan
Sep
7%
11
$3.50
9
103
*10%
Preferred
17
52
10%
Preferred
Nov
99
10%
Common
53% Mar 30
6
11
3
17% NOV
Jan
7,600
17 %
6
54
24% Mar 15
28,400
86%
17%
5
51% Sep
92'% July 22
75%
86'A
17%
99% Jan
4
36
73%
86%
17%
Apr
121% Feb
18
Mar 14
73%
85%
18
12
Feb
45
72%
86%
12
110% Sep
22
175
4,900
17,400
Sep
Nov
26
13%
88"%
89
53
Oct
13%
88
72%
*7%
13'%
89'/a
12
55
Mar 14
400
13%
87%
-
12
12
67
*10%
300
10%
Apr
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
163
11
*10%
1,400
Apr
49% Apr
53% Apr
18
800
67
29%
57
Aircraft
10C
54
29%
72% May 28
Chemical
*53%
No par
Dome-Mines/Ltd
Douglas
53%.
1
30
Jan
34%
*52%
Apr
3,100
34%
*20%
53%
23
5,100
32 %
52%
39% Apr
700
52'%
20%
65%
5%
8,800
18%
37
37
32'%
21
21%
52
68
20%
60% Dec
Jan
53
700
2
933/4 Dec
27
52%
52%
69
5
18%
36%
*35
4,700
18,000
25
preferred
82% May 17
43% Mar 14
6
18%
37
53%
Sep
*65
36%
53
16 % Mar 21
28
18%
36'%
*35
*65
13
Jan
18%
37
50
1
14
10,400
68
No par
1
48% Jan
5,900
347/«
34%
Dixie Cup Co
13% Oct
14
41%
34%
41
34%
*11%
10% Oct
50% Oct
40%
40%
11%
18% Mar 31
12
400
33%
11% Oct
46% Jan
42%
11%
20
1
*41'%
33%
283/4 Sep
Oct
42%
11%
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
6
*41%
34
75
38
17,100
33%
60% Aug 17
iar
28,700
22%
.11%
1
117% Sej* "1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
29%
22%
11%
2
188
29%
22%
33%
Oct
2493/4 July
29%
22%
11%
65
18
31
33%
51% Oct
Jan
14%
26
30%
1
29
157
14%
25%
2
26
50
4,900
28%
14%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
64% Apr
60
31%
Divco Corp
79
I,300
26
133/a Aug 27
61
4,500
29%
35%
52%
28
15'A
26%
47%
14%
*65
18
*35
26
25%
*31
67
35%
.
37
*14%
*47%.
50c
cumulative
Stores
*35
10
7
$1.50
18%
35%
2
Co
68
18
15
Raynolds
5
*65
1
v
15%
28%
28
29%
Hudson
137/s Jun
4
28%
28%
—
&
1,900
87
common
Alkali
50%
2,400
493A
15'A
12% Jan
Apr
50'A
*86%
"*■.
*86%
47'A
Diamond T Motor Car Co_
Apr
50
90
55%
series
At
1,800
55%
25%
17
28
55%
47
12
May 25
54%
25%
223A Oct
9
54%
28%
Diamond
23,900
39
*135%. 145
*14%
44% Apr
35 % Jan
10
54%
28%
13
39 y#
38%
145
47%
8
23
55
No par
At
4,000
'
14%
Devoe
8
38%
38%
5,700
53%
38%
38 %
38
'135%
500
8
53%
25
15
Sep
38 %
l4o
7%
53%
34
46%
32% Oct
11% Jan
54%
8
8
53 %
38%
38%
*135%
3,200
*32%
25
17% Jun
39 % Mar
•;
37%
38%
145
400
8%
8%
8%
34
15'A
28
33 % May
55 %
38%
77/#
53%
6,500
123A
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss CO
;
26
38%
*135%
7%
52 %
53%
11%
71%
50
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR CO—100
32 % Jan
19
37 y#
145
8
8%
*327/#
1,900
10%
71%
90
14
60% Aug
52'%
8%
32%
17
10%
71'A
10%
*71
12%
26
38
7'%
%
8%
*32
16%
17
16%
270
19
49%
Jan
38 % Mar
8%
33%
38
,55%:
71
8%
38%
38
135%
10%
Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
3
200
*86%
19% Sep
31
54
16%
10%
71
33 'A
34
8%
3
53%
16%
10%
30%
25
43 % Jan
8%
17%
71 %
25%
66
3
10%
*71
14%
337/a Jun
7
17
10%
72 %
25%
13
28
17
10%
72%
*18%
47'A
30
16
8,300
15%
Denv & Rio
40% Sep
21
76%
14%
%
24%
37% Jan
13% Nov
76
15
14%
22% Nov
Sep 26
30% Mar 14
77%
14%
47
13% Jan
11
76%
'14%
24%
34% Jan
47% Oct
78%
14%
30%
24
800
75%
14%
21
4,400
14'A
30%
Jun
■
80
25%
Delaware
35 %
13%
14%
May 14
35
78%
303/4
July 25
42% Feb
29
25%
48
3 2'A Jan
*28%
14'A
47
50% Dec
35'A Apr
31'A Jun
28%
30%
8
36% Jan
28%
257/a
23
79
29
14%
38'/a Jan
9
*28%
30%
36% Jun
7
29
25%
16
Aug
*28%
19
Co
900
88
50c
&
29
14'/a Feb
*86
7
preferred
Nov
90
1
Oct
31% May 18
25:,A Apr 27
18'A Sep
86
—20
7%
17% Sep
7
34
Deere
6
37% Jun
12
12% May 17
22
3
353/a Feb
3
86
14
10
Decca Records Inc
347/a Jan
43% Sep
41
Aug 11
33% Jan
16:,/a Mar 12
8
29% Aug 28
26 %
16
88
79
20
Dayion Rubber Co
May 28
*86
2.50
Light common
92
July 18
35%
89
1
1
25% Oct
35%
*86
100
A
Inc
96
14
35%
89
5
Corp common
33/4% preferred series
24
5
5,200
Vy-iA 1,100
2%
13%
10
Dayton Power <fe
23
35%
6
77%
10"
Inc
7
18% July 11
35%
21%
28%
l
Tnc
20
39% Sep
35%
21'/#
28%
1
common
22
35% May
35%
35%
*85
2.50
A
28% Dec
33% Aug 26
2%
No par
100% NOV
31% May 16
*5%
2%
5
preferred
14
95% Feb
5%
2 %
1
3
May 11
5%
2%
10
common
17 % May 21
83
6 ;
5
49% Aug
Jan
21%
'5%
*2 %
100
27% Jan
Sep
21%
5%
2%
25
Mar 14
84 %
21%
21 %
57/«
*2%
330
100
Amer
noncum
May 16
18
163%
2%
No par
13
24
*162%
20
,
Corp
22
44% Jan
162%
300
2.50
common
Davega Stores Corp common
5%% convertible preferred
Daystrom Inc
1
4
67/a May 21
Steel
River
28%
162%
163
287/#
'"'A
2
Dana
Dan
28%
57/#
5
Cutler-Hammer
24
4,800
21%
No par
Cushman's Sons
2
17% Mar 19
Seal
Publishing
Class
1,900
71%
53
1
Curtis-Wright
4
26%
71%
2%
25
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
4
26%
71,>
5%
.
May 23
27
70 %
21%
1«0
preferred—
Prior
27
1
preferred
Curtis
58%
1
Cuneo Press Inc
13
Feb
20
97
2
21%
Zellerbach
4%%
57%
70%,
*162
2,500
29%
*52%
58
58
..1
_
pfd
Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
Mar 29
96% Jan
Sep 15
Feb
55
28
4% July 16
Sep
Sep
48
21%
-
28%
29
53
58%
26%
69'A
162 %
Cuban-American
9% Sep 14
63% July 19
96
32% Mar
6
17
40
1
13% July
28
Jan
162%
&
Cuba RR 6%
7
12
12
31
7% July
163 'A
Corp
Cork
Crucible
84% Aug 20
3
30% Jan
86% Oct
16% Oct
42% Jan
1
14% May
47 % Oct
95
30
163%
$2 preferred
23% July 25
17'/a Sep
5
22
6
30
137/8 Nov
may 12
Oct
104
Mar 17
53% Dec
43% Jan
91% Sep
i",8
23
30
36% Nov
6
Jan
3
30% Nov
6
31
135
28
52% Oct
23
67'/a Feb
52% May 23
Sep
6% Jan
32
37% Aug 19
9 7/b Jan 11
31% Mar 29
100
Common
3
May
29
Wheat Corp
28%
*51%
26%
96
28%
preferred
Crown
182
*94 %
Crane Co common
23
59'/a Dec
13% Mar 30
*92%
96
29
Petroleum
30.
22% Sep
37% Sep
55'/a Nov
13
15
94
28%
preferred
28?#
*51%, 53
53
'94%
_
7
34% Oct
S5'A Jan
'92%
29
Refining common-10
Corp
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
3
3
May 29
42% Mar 26
34
5,900
,58%
Jun
1
18
7% Aug
2
900
11,400
*57%
32% Feb
7%
7,800
41%
*51%
99
Cosden
6,900
58%
99
Products
-
600
7.800
53
1
28%
114%
113
9,600
27%
46
'51%
5
5
114%
-
*26%
'57%
Cornell
23% Aug 27
114
27
16
50
20
180% Mar
116
15%
16."
50
series
series
27'/a Jan
92% Oct
6%
-
*26
•
•
Convertible pref 5%
Preferred
6%
6%
15%
14
5
94% Jun
Apr
Shares
27%
6
30% May
183% July
the Week
Oct. 12
25
preferred
21 % Oct
100
Jan
26
9 5'/a Jan
"
Oct. II
16
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
Bales fee
Friday
Thursday
15%
2
May 23
29
12
98
87% Apr
PK1CES
Oct. 10
15%
Dublller Electric Corp
1
Corning Glass Works common
5
3 % % preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100-
,
SALS
HIGH
Wednesday
t
15%
Continental
31
Oct. 9
16%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
Mar 20
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 8
15%
Continental
Aug 10
43% Aug
2
47% Aug 20
RECORD
Monday
Par
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
convertible
5%
65% May
2
40% Mar 12
52% Sep
94
23
Continental
138
Dec
44 y#
It
35s/# May 16
48 s/#
8
STOCK
YORK
Continental
6% Sep
58% Apr
9% Jun
105
24
25 % Mar 14
"S0V2
16 % Apr
145/# Feb
2
8% Dec
14
233/4 Nov 25
6
12% Feb
43 % Oct
19% Apr
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
14Va Nov 23
May 12
10
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
15, 1956
76'%
*74%
76
*65%
67%
*65'%
68
74
*65%
74
68
100
,
.
Number 5577... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 184
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range (or Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Oct
10
13 Vi Jan
6
72% Dec
Lowest
20% Sep
May 11
21
43
24 Vb Jan
26 Va Sep
29
NEW
Highest
21% Feb
9
13
15 Va Jan
30
62% Jan
29% July 17
Evans
20
20
Mar 23
23
96
Aug
2
1
50% Oct
10
May 28
15% Jan
3
41% Dec
30
1
21% Feb
7
11
18 % Apr
7
10% Sep
17% Mar
7
16 % Oct
9
20
7
22% Jun
3
25% Mar
6
68% Sep
20
,75% Mar
7
25 % Dec
68
38 Ye May
74
Sep
26
26 % Jan
25
July 1
37% Nov 30
5% Mar 14
8% July 12
9
Nov
47
9
13% Jan
Apr
12
2
9
3
Oct
10
9
57
Apr
9
51
Apr
18
10
Dec
22
57
Jan
48% Oct
41% Sep
July 10
7% Jun
27
50
Jan
43 % Jan
5
45
Apr
31% Jan
11
41% Aug
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
13% Feb
23
19 %
29
Oct
17
40% Jan
29% Feb
1
10
21% Sep
9
8% Nov
9
13% Feb
23
8 %
25
28% Jan
6
% Apr
38
46%
48
48
11 Va
12'%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
16 Va
16%
Finance
Feddera-Qulgan
5ft
conv
5%%
2
7
conv
Mar 14
93
23% Sep
124
35 % Jan
18
17%
18 VB
31%
31 Va
2€ %
20%
31
31%
9
Felt
31% May
1
Fenestra
A
Dept
18
Sep
26'
Tarrant
Mar
39% Mar 23
Ferro
1
43
May
1
9
Oct
1
135
May
1
26
61
17
100
26% May
1
30% Feb
23
68
Feb
10
3
102
Apr
12
59% Oct
1
23
91% Jun
30
Mar
Mar 26
27
93
Aug 17
106% Jan 16
61
Jan
3
11% Sep
19
10% Jan
3
12% Feb
27
46 % Feb
17
34% Sep
17
Feb
7
May 23
41
Firth
(The) Carpet
Fllntkote Co (The)
6
105% Mar 14
12
13
Oct ;.
2
21% Mar 12
35% Jan
48% Apr
14
41% Feb
16
54% Aug 14
Florida
Power
36% Feb
13
50 % Aug
Florida
Power
&
14
50% Jan
27
62
July 15
95
Sep
26
Sep
21
51
Feb
13
109
Feb
13
86% Oct
12
6
11
40
43% Mar 15
99
Jan
102
69% Sep
105
13
46% Jan
July
25
61 %
Feb
28
126
Sep
21
96% Nov
30
100
Jun
3
OctTl
29% Oct
26% Aug 22
28
7% Sep
iu"/«
Mar 31
50
77
Food
9
Food
July
6
3%%
5
3%%
3
18
8% Feb
24
10% Apr
11% Mar 14
14% Jun
6
12 % Jan
23
13% Mar 12
98% Nov
13% Nov
29
25% Dec
6
Motor
27
Francisco
97% Mar 20
Freeport
9
16% Mar 22
Froedtert
27
25% Jan
27
Fruehauf
Trailer
94
Oct
24
79% Oct
4
9% Dec
22
6% Jun
29
38% Apr
94
23
Mar 29
4%
27
29 Va
29%
3 3'A
32%
32%
107%
o
Sulphur
50
27
27
*103%
8b 'vA-A
o3
52 V a
12
36%
36%
36%
*94 %
98%
*94%
45
45%
52
51 Vb
51%
64%
17%
32%
Co
10%
12%
-]2"b
I
47'A
46%
47
1,000
45 V2
45 Vb
45
45%
5,100
51%
51%
52
52
*95
98
*95
137
87
87
86%
86%
130
60%
61 %
60V'b
61 Va
27,900
60%
61%
10 Vs
17%
Xl2%
12 %
12%
27%
27%
82
82
27
17%
7,500
32%
32%
2,400
10%
10%
10%
12'/a
*12'A
12%
406
85 '/a
85 Va
5,300
15%
16'A
700
27 Va
20,400
8 J Va
40
87
86
86 %
*15%
27'A
*81
17'/a
33
10 Vb
12%
12%
17%
32%
*
10',4
16
16 Vb
16
16'A
27 VB
27 %
27%
27 %
83
82
82
84
*82
83
120
140
135
135
10%
86%
1,900
6,600
b6 'A
66
66'A
89
*10
85%
I
va
140
17%
*15%
98
.
65%
32%
16%
100
1,600
47
17%
86%
<-ommon__III
preferred
14'A
32 %
16
3,300
98 Va
14 V4
17%
80
37
*94 Va
14 VB
32%
1
3,600
98 Va
32%
10
12'A
37
64%
64%
*86%
61%
1,500
12'A
■
14
17%
17%
32%
52%
37
12'A
36 Va
98
'130 '
89
60%
61%
2
10%
64%
40
*52%
51%
*95
140
3,400
104
47
51 %
*86%
4,500
86 Vb
86
13%
.2
45%
*130
67'/a
67 Va
*102 Va
45 %
*46
51 %
87%
500
103%
*94 Va
98 %
13%
45%
64%
27
53
%
'
98
26%
12 %
37
12
98%
7,600
52%
12'A
12
30
50
87
103%
52 7'«
2,800
40'A
69
86
1
104
1,200
105
102
27
68
68
67
84%
86
-
A
49%
*26 Va
67%
V
105
49'/b
104 %
*95
27 Vs
~.
49
45
1
105
103
27
*26%
98
f
49 %
47
No par
Co
*103%
63
1'37
1,400
29%
32%
46%
Corp
28% Dec
88% Mar 30
July 18
Feb
27
291/4
47
Franklin Stores Corp
14
27
66 %
_lo
Co
1,400
32%
36%
61%
9 Vb
2&V n
46%
_
300
7,000
9'/b
9 Vb
9 Vb
33%
33
33
1,800
20%
*20%
20%
32a f
31
30%
31
31
*20%
27'A
12
%
6,800
31%
53
87%
17%
28%
86%
63
17%
17%
27
*120%
*130
1,200
32
14%
preferred—100
100
39
28%
102%
*95
100
47
39
27 %
87 "/a
%*
*45 Va
28%
68
36
47
*26%
'*31%
27%
11%
5
28
9%
1
Inc
16% Mar 23
9 Vb
14%
Corp
78
9%
14%
Co
Sugar
31%
49
*94%
100
Foremost Dairies
Foster-Wheeler
30%
41%
52 %
Machinery & Chem Corp___io
Ford
63% Mar 12
21% Jan
30%
*48
38%
177/b
17%
par
preferred
41% Apr
17%
1,4.0"
7,o00
50
51
38%
31
87
'51___15
of
ser
convertible
Mar
1
*45 'A
14'/a
common
pfd
100
4
6
CoI.No
Light
159 r
12% Apr
Jan
cum
47
20%
*102
102%
10 Va
*45%
30%
107%
*26%
7 Vb
10 "A
47
38%
10,700
46%
10 'A
48%
20%
71
*66
6%
*47'/a
20%
2,800
45%
50
18
22%
6%
*48
31%
2 2'A
10 Ve
10%
38%
2,100
45%
C
10
38%
16%
78
45 Vb
7
6%
1,000
16%
ru
*b8
45%
43 Vb
22%
5,400
12
11%
,
,
31%
48%
22%
71
*o7
16%
10'A
*9
27%
"102
16'A
22%
7%
Stores Inc
$4.20 div
22%
22
43 VB
11%
11 Va
%
•*11 Va
■"
16 %
1
6
14
68
Fair
16 %
'
No. par
July
ty
Oct
31
18
102% Mar
51% May 28
20%
Apr
2
preferred
8,400
30 Va
32
5
Corp
7
Oct
$4
49'A
11 %
2o%
5
Florence Stove Co
49
12
11%
li
lb'A
67
Co__.
Sep
26% Jan
49%
11%
*20 Va
i
9%
7
'■
49
12
31
"
28%
10
common
94
18% Mar 11
32
21
■
—
49% May 28
106
jq—
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__._6.25
4%% preferred
100
First National Stores
No par
20
26
£
9%
-
IIII_I_l
Corp
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc;
Filtrol Corp
;
62% Jun
Aug 29
5
Paper Prod com__No par
4%
cum
conv
preferred
i—100
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY
5
9
36% Sep
100
Co__.
Fibreboard
.
Aug 17
53
Mfg
_2.au
Inc
5
Feb~24
108
Stores
50%
11%
11%
38%
1
Federated
49
48%
5
Inc
Co
1,900
*45%
preferred____25
Board
cumulative
2,000
80%
7
Va
46
Paper
4.6%
17%
83%
71
38%
46 Va
38%
•
17%
83 78
48%
50%
*48
50
Federal
10
30% Oct
82% Sep
Jan
series
17%
10 Vb
Federal
28% Oct
67% Dec
54
104
50
17%
83 'A
7
10%
10 VB
17%
83
43%
5
17
Nov
33%
27
1
3.600
17 'A
22%
7
6%
Shares
23%
23%
83
*67
43 Va
Bower Bearings
Pacific Electric Co.,
26
39% Nov
22
Apr
2
1953
pfd
43 %
"
24 %
17%
xl6%
71
*66
5
_
23%
Week
the
«
v
Oct. 12
Oct. 11
24 V'b
23 Vb
Frida
Thursday
83
17%
*82%
78
22%
22 %
5o
.
Corp_
Mogul
10% Jan
14
1
common
Corp common
pfd ser A
cum
45% Sep
22
Corp
preferred series B
37% Mar 14
May 28
Aug
82
Federal
36 % May
Oct
17%
82%
17,
Aug
30% Oct
20
17%
3
~
Fansteel Metallurgical
Farwlck Corp
7
13 % Mar 29
31% July 21
24%
24
galea for
PRICES
Oct. 10
j
5
SALE
HIGH
Wedhesdaf
Oct. 9
24%
5ft
Feb
51 %
Co
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 8
24%
Family
6% Apr
31
LOW
Monday
Par
Fairbanks Morse <fc
14"% Mar 16
26
Products
'« i-
Co
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp-1
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp_.
III_1
6
28
22% Mar 14
STOCK
Everaharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
13% Dec
May 16
YORK
RECORD
STOCK
f
t
EXCHANGE
12% Nov
15
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
rear 1955
Lowest
(1593)
*
27 %
*82
900
c
5% May 18
26% Mar 14
34
Jun
113
104% May 24
9% Jan
28% May 29
30
3
Gabriel
40% July 25
124
Gair
Jan
25
July 5
11% Sep 15
41% Jan
18
49 %
July 27
43
27% Dec
30
39
Feb
25% Feb
9
30% Sep
28
38
38
Jan
23
53 % Aug 24
6
Jan
4
9% July 17
9
46%
32% July 18
4% Oct
25% Oct
20
Feb"25
21
1
19
9% Jun
11
9% Mar
45
107% Jan
8
1
Mar
49% July 20
5%
39
.5
July 16
Co
Garrett
Gar
4%%
9
3
14% Apr
13
16% Aug 13
General
25% Dec
29
30% Sep
22
25% Jan
3
29% Mar 27
General
107 % Mar
Dec
29
1
99% Sep
24
106% Mar
5
57% Jan
28
71
Dec
29
60% Oct
1
71% May
7
9% Dec
28
11% Jan
21
9
136% Dec
8
148% Jun
3
132
29% Jen
7
36% Feb
23
105
15
Jan
6
26% Dec 29
83% Mar 18
93
24% Mar 15
38% Dec
July
5
13
26
1
142
Jan
26
$8
38% Oct
12
26
97% Feb
13
4%
12
38
Oct
11
27
126 % Sep
23
Jan
13
2
21% Mar
7
14% Sep
20
17% Jan
3
17
Mar
7
11.% Sep
17
13% Jan
5
6%
48% Feb
9
80
Mar 29
56% Jun
8
140
138
79% Aug
53
45 % Oct
46% Oct
57% Dec
27
13% Jan
6
30
19 % July
5
1
52% Jan
23
65% Aug
17
11
19
Jun
Aug
Apr
17
17
7ft
2
66% Jan
120
Mar
43% Oct
Oct
1
50% July 23
General
7
Sep
18
10 Vb Mar 20
General
Feb
23
77% Jun
20
61
May
July 11
113
Sep
13
28
6
7
123
11
54
14
Nov
71% Apr
20
127
Jan
3
115% Sep
9
102
Jun
30
91% Sep
12
29% Jan
7
Nov
9
98
35%
1
49% Mar 20
7
Aug
119% Dec
2.
122% Mar
9
12
40% May 28
124% Feb
16
101 % Mar 15
$5
59% Dec
6
36% Nov
71% Apr
19
4% Jan
33
2
General
5% Dec
3
53 % Feb
19
35% Aug 24
4% Jan
11
5% Aug 20
May 25
38 % Mar 28
General
93% Oct
10
General
18% July 10
General
2
39% Sep
15
34
14
61% Feb
14
147/a Feb
9
79
6
13% Oct
Dec
17% Mar 24
Mar 17
39% Jan
31
33% Dec
10
10
38 % Nov
21
4
34% Jan
24 % May
45% Jan
18
3
27
May 17
66% Apr
65% Nov
14
50
~
Sep
13
90
27
96 % Sep
23
Sep
25
Oct
3
28% Oct
16
26
Jun
80
Nov
118% Jun
79
91
103% Sep
1
98
5
46'/« Oct
52
Mar
3
37% Nov
2
8% Apr
28
9% Oct
38% Oct
11
45% Sep
19
41
5
Jan
23
8% Aug 21
40 VB Jan
18
29% Sep
8
17
99
Aug
8
92
11
44% Mar
2
34% Sep
?,
23% Jun
90% Jan
36% Oct
20
Jan
5
Dec
155
27
33 % Oct
46
15
9
168
ll
Jan
3
8
Aug 21
23
100
Apr
Sep
12
37 Vb Sep
12
52% Sep
61
18
Juiy 24
9% Jan
12
54% Aug 23
29% Oct
12
97% Mar 21
41
Vb Mar
14
5% Jan
Mar 14
160% Jun
Sep
9
11
Gold
Dec
16
Feb
2
26
22% Oct
25
22
Jan
3
28
6
87 % Dec
30
66
Oct
1
89 % Ma r 23
50% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
60
Jan
23
81% Aug 27
30"% Dec
8
41% Mar 14
42% Jan
3
29% Jun
8
55% July 25
44% Jan
16
3% Mar
1% Nov
11
12% Jan
5
23
Sep
21
11% Oct
27 Vs
6
34% Dec
30
29 % May 23
July
22% Jan
6
35
Jan
6
93
Mar 21
1% Oct
3
34
Feb
-
4
1
25
25%
37%
38
35 %
~
89
89
*83
89
37%
37 %
*37%
37%
15%
14%
*11%
11%
*11%
71%
71 %
72%
72'/a
73%
73
13,500
72%
71 %
72%
71%
48%
48%
48%
49'A
48 Vb
49
6,600
58%
59 %
59%
60
60
60%
*17%
18%
*17%
48^
48%
48%
59
59%
58%
59 "a
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18
18
4(;%
7
'
67%
n4
,
"
47%
7'/«
68'A
115
48
119%
139
*92%
.
4,6 %
93%
46 "2
7
32
32
69%
69%"
36%
36%
46%
7%
47%
10
67 %
66%
115
47 %
119
32
93'A
32
32
32
68%
68%
69 "A
68 Va
68%
69
69 %
68
35%
36%
35 %
36 'A
34
34
34
37 %
37
%
91
*17
44%
34%
41%
42%
42%
32%
32%
53%
52%
*78
81
100
*78
99%
81
*78
80%
80%
30'A
10
46%
47
46 V2
47 14
48
48%
49Vb
47%
48
47%
8%
8%
1
47%
48%
28 %
28%
93%
*91%
93 "2
*91%
36%
36%
36 %
1
100
10
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10
Co
Inc
F)
71
3 Vs
160
3
*156
28
%
73%
3
73%
74
3%
3'.8
3%
14
35% Jan
18
44% Sep
19
38% Oct
2
20% Mar 22
143
69
Mar 16
Feb
23
24% Feb
153
14
Graham-Paige
No par
Motors
Granby Consol M S & P—
Grand
9
51% Sep
5
Union
Granite
Grant
City
(W
3%%
Co
7% May 18
41% Aug
\0
108% July 17
46% Apr
2
2d
149% Jan
May 25
79% Jan
*156
28
*27
31
*156
28
*27
72
701V
72 %
73
74 Vb"
73%
75%
30%
30%
Co
-
1%
12%
31%
13 V8
31V*
23% Mar
3
1
11'
10
Northern
Northern
Great
Northern
Great
1%
Green
Western
Bay &
34% Jan
18
27% Sep
33% Mar 12
Green
37% Aug
11
31 % Feb
9
45% Sep
Greenfield
16 % Mar
2
14% Feb
9
17% May 10
93% Dec
28
For
footnotes
see
page
24.
12
72%
75%
30 %
31
30'A
30 Va
1,200
58'4
53%
9,300
1%
1%
9,200
96
Jan
7
3
(H
L)
12%
12%
12 Va.
*12%
12%
31 'A
31 %
31%
31%
48
49
48%
49%
49 Va
37
36%
37
91
•'
36%
36%
37
*89
91
90%
90%.
Ore
Prop..No par
25
Paper Co
Ry
Co
Sugar
:
com
No par
No par ' ^
J0Q
Western RR
Co
12%
12%
*36%
preferred
6
Oct
71'A
74 V2
-
47%
0
100
36 Vb
*89
91
15.500
73
76%
31%
47 %
common—
3lVa
*27
70%
74%
12%
48%
3,800
31
*89
32 Va
.
9,800
1,500
2,600
49%
9.700
*35 'A
37
2,500
*89
91
6 %
.
6 Va
6 %
100
1,800
6%
Iron
Great
13% Jan
83
%
3,000
'
3'A •'
160
'156
31
47%
Ex-distribution
Gt
30% Mar 14
May 31
3 Vb
160
160
"
36 Va
36'A
3 Vb
160
70
.—12.50
Steel
T)
5
5
(The)—_X
preferred
26% Mar 15
99
92%
36%
1%
2% Feb
19% Oct
13
*91%
93
3 V'b
1 %
136% Jun
70 %
12,500
1%
9
2
29%
58%
May 26
77% Dec
2"%
1%
20% Mar 16
1.000
6,000
29 %
59%
36% Aug
4,400
48%
48
8%
1%
3
26
1.800
43 Va
58 "2
17
25
30,600
48%
*8'A
1%
Feb
Sep
450
32%
48 Vb
58 %
Jan
5% Sep
82 Va
31%
8%
1%
99
87
48 %'
_
48 %
57%
45
25 % Feb
81%
32%
57%
& Co
....
48%
82
48%
57%
R)
40
81
*78
81
1,170
100
99 Va
99%
1
1
2
3,600
'100
Grace
27
30
1,800
53%
13
Oct
96% Dec
42%
33'A
53
60% Sep
Sep
33% Dec
4 2'/a
33
53%
-,.3.6%
"•»
*27
2
20,300
42%
*91%
93
36%
3
2,200
!
33
59%
35
3
35
48
*156
30%
35
29
29
36%
35
4 8'A
48
29 Vb
2,700
*8%
8%
47%
36%
26
31 'A
47
*8%
28%
25%
48 VB
48%
4
*91 %
800
25%
81%
31 %
47%
400
45
52 %
81%
30%
5
3,900
17%
17%
*44%
32%
81
80%
29%
10
92'/a
17%
98 %
80%
No par
91 'A
93 %
40
44%
*78
30 %
23 %
3,800
42 %
98
29 %
47
37'A
*100
80%
*8%
36%
34 Vb
52%
.1
8%
37%
„
34%
*100
97%
14,500
93
42%
32 %
98%
5>/b
X25%
34%
100
35
5 Vb
44%
26%.
52%
36
*33'/a
5%
*17 Vn
17 %
34 %
*32
35%
34 %
37
45
26
36%
5 Vb
93 %
25%:
,/ 20 ,,
34%
8,800
35%
37%
25%
44%
800
3,600
*33%
5 %
5 Vb
x37 "8
200
32
25%
100
100
93 Va
93'A
32
44%
99%
*92%
600
119'A
93
44 %
99%
'118%
119
32
44%
*100
104,800
93
17 %
100
100
260
48
93%
92
54
115
47%
32
*92%
17 '/B
41%
114 Va
'
48%
,
2,800
67'/a
67
67
*114'/a
48 'A
90
32'%
3.100
114 %
17%
4t%
7%
47%
90
341/4
4,700
7%
66%
118%
800
18
46%
114%
119'%
*119
38,100
18
46 Va
7
x7
119
200
11%
18%
47%
37%
31%
53%
com
46 %
7%
7
2,500
14%
46%
46
68 %
89
*17
15
115 %
67%
*114
37%
"
4564
1
30'
90
2
128%
11%
30%
7
Feb
40
15 V.
Grayson-Robinson Stores
74
1,100
127':,
30%
30
21% Jan
37%
129 Va
15 %
127%
127
4
(W.
10
89
37%
*127'/a
38
128 %
500
22,200
*11%
129%
Ml
common
«te
37%
25 Va
38'A
*88
89
*88
89%
*25'A
37%
Gould-NatiOnal Batteries Inc
45% Dec
Dec
25%
36%
18
12
100
Corp.
Co
Tire
25
20
136
*134
136
*134
136
25
10
Goodall-Sanford
Goodyear
35 %
9%
*134
37
37
——No par
Corp
common
IB
35 %
9%
9
9'/a
*127%
.___1 ."
1
(The)
Co
25
64%
9%
Apr
36
39% Sep
9
&
35%
9%
135 %
64
15 Vb
_.iuc
,t
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph
Goodrich
25
101
*100
1114
No par
preferred
Co
135
OTA
63%
1
15 VB
5
Corp
Unities
xvuDuer
Brothers
$4.50
Glidden
9%
i/2
5
preferred..—
preferred—-:
(The)
9%
23%
135
5V«
Corp
Co
25%
5
<sz
&
133 i/a
10c
preferred
Gimbel
1,100
*33
Corp new
Products
Co„
Gillette
2,600
9 Va
33%
Castings
cum
Oil
210
63%
Va
*33
cumulative
4%
100 Vs
63%
63 "2
11%
No par
preferred
conv
preferred
Gerber
100 Va
64
15%
1%
Georgia-Pacific
Getty
3,200
11%
No pa;
com
Corp
Tire
Goebel
17% Jan
Sep
$5
28 Va
1
*
Telephone
25
59% Jan
153
Realty
4%%
86% Sep
28 'A
1
Railway Signal
4%%
84
.
Corp
Utilities
Public
4%%
28%
1
Time
Apr
28'A
Equipt Corp
preferred
Geneiai
121% Apr
1,000
28%
4g
General Public Service
General
15 Va
Cement Co..
conv
General
2
15 Va
15 *
35% Sep
2
15%
Advertising
Steel
23
15%
15%
No par
Shoe
Jan
15 Vn
*35
*11%
100
General
29% Feb
15 Vs
*127%
No par
General
38
3
36%
15%
2
0
General Refractories
39% Jan
21
36
15 Vs
»_l
Corp
Precision
cum
40U
36
34%
(Delaware) .J
Corp
1,800
8 Vs
36 Va
10
Co
Corp
'i, iuO
50
8
36'A
15 'A
4:8
issued"
29% July 18
28
32% Oct
Nov
31
"when
Portland
$1.60
5 J
8 Vb
36'A
36%
*9%
«.
•
No par----
Cnrp
46% May 14
4
45% July 11
35% May 25
General
50 Va>
8
36 »A
28%-i
No par
__100
com_.
Corp common
Outdoor
Sep
24
Inc
preferred
35% Oct
1
5
Preferred $3.75 series
50% Feb
1
50 Vb
8 Vb
15 "A
100
Motors
3a
43% Mar 14
Feb
50%
8 Vb
3,400
*35%
_i'_5
preferred
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
31
50
100%
Instrument
General
3364
8 VB
28 %
General Mills common
5%
34 %
35
100a, 4
Co
Foods
General
8 VB
900
29%
34%
28 %
Finance
43
7% Oct
50
2 9 "A
35%
63 %
Electric
General
General
33%
29 Vs
34'A
100%
Corp com
100
29
28%
Dynamics
26
43
34 'A
c4%
preferred-.
com
43
4,600
10'A
45
29%
100%
Contract
New
10'/a
*43
29 %
53%
preferred
General
10 Vb
45
*43
100%
com
Corp
Cigar
series
33%
50%
g
8V«
430
xlO
501/4
93%
No par
Cable
General
2
Aug 17
29 %
TIO'A
111
10 %
10
loo
Investors
1st preferred
Nov
13
46
*29
11 OVA
110'A
110%
10,400
35 Va
35Vb
35%
700
7
*6%
7
7
34%
35%
28 Vb
Bronze
General
86
29%
x43%
1
Baking Co common
General
23
Apr
24% Jan
29%
preferred—50
Corp
110%
*43
*43
1
com
111%
10
10
2
Inc
preferred
30% Jun
110'%
34%
Transportation—2.50
Amer
General
35%'
5
(The)
Industries
American
General
34% Mar 13
111%
10
10
50
$4.50 preferred
16% Nov
130
Oct
10% Aug 30
May 22
Sep
24% Oct
in%
No par
new
Acceptance
General
35 %
7
6%
7
*6%
36
5
preferred
convertible
Jan
17% Aug
7
35%
.100
(The)
Corp
Wood
«67'8
1
common
common
Gardner-Denver Co
5
15% July
1
(Robert)
convertible
Gamewell
32% July 31
Sep
(The)
Inc
$4.50 preferred
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
11% July 19
May 29
31
July 30
Co
Co
Inc,
100
1
Tap & Die Corp_.No par
Greyhound-Corp (The) common
4%% pre'erred
3
100
6%
6%
6%
6'A
34 %
34%
36%
36%
37%
36 %
34%
89'%
41%
19%
34%
36%
24%
89 %
41%
19 %
89 %
89 %
89%
89 V«
90
8
%
90 %
1,800
89
41%
41%
41%
42%
42
42%
42%
45%
21,100
19%
19 'A
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
1,900
137
139%
*138%
139%
*75
77%
*1377" 139%
*75
77%
28%
28%
*41
41 Va
14%
14%
86%
86V4
19%
139
*75
x27%
41
14%
86
66b
139
77%
6 'A
*75
27 %
77 %
27 V«
138%
*75
27 "4
.
139%
3.500
10
77%
271
a
7,600
27%
27%
27%
41
41
41
41
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
12,100
84
84 %
83
83 Va
160
-1464
86%
85
85
41 Va
41 %
42
1.400
17
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STOCKS
Kaafe for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1955
Lowest
Highest
UWHt
13
Grumman
18
35% Jan
Guantanamo
27% Jun
8
5% Jan
3
44 % Feb
23
30% Oct
1
39% Mar 23
83% Oct
5
98
H3% Jan
23
2
a «/4
22
35% Jan
2
4
106'% Oct
5 Va Dec
6
6
96% Oct
31
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
90
Jan
8
Apr
Gu"
147% July 20
Oil
101
Jan
3
32% Sep
26
Jun
109% Jun
9
97
28
7
94
Oct
8
Jun
10
100
Sep
19
38 % Nov
18
Aug 26
105
104% July 13
Dec
8
107
104
Sep
Aircralt
423/4 Mar 20
28
•4.20
dividend
$4.40
dividend
$4.44
dividend
30%
*83
o-i"/4
119a/4
120%
Xll2%
115
it0%
112%
34%
34%
84%
113
29%
29%
29%
7%
'i'/B
7'%
31 Va
31%
84'%
84%
*6„
the Week
Oct. 12
3i%
*83%
35%
72,
Fridav
Oct. 11
7%
31
112 %
'
Sales fsr
Thursday
29%
7%
7%
30%
31%
No par
8
7%
V
PRICES
Shares
29%
1,100
31%
31%
2,100
*83 %
84 V4
1x3
llo
114 '/a
115%
113
113%
113%
72
5,300
-/a
7
115%
1x5
117
li.4%
lxb
30,200
4,000
Co—
34%
100
—100
100
Common
23
29
29
29
SALE
Oct. 10
*eu%
25
HIGH
Weuncsday
Oct. 9
7%
31
——————.
Feb
103% Feb
7%
AND
Tuesday
.
29%
29
1
Utilities
.
Oct. 8
1
,
issued
States
105% Feb
108
Corp
Sugar
Corp
When
11
Oct
Gun
31
Monday.
Par
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
$5 preferred
No par
Mar 14
117
STOCK
Monday, October 15, 1956
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Apr
45% Feb
325/a July 19
YORK
Highest
„
...
*:;6%
94
preferred
preferred
preferred
*9672
98
35%
*96%
98
94
95
102
35'%
98
*9±
*98
94
102
*98
35
*98
35%
%6%
96%
35%
9d
*9di%
96
96
102
*95'%
lt,2
12,800
35%
'
93
i.:.
87
190
102
H
41
Dec
46% July 12
41% Jan
69% Nov
25
58 % Feb
6
24% Sep
14
20% May
15
Hackeneack
Halliburton
Oil
12
24
4
25
Water
91 % Oct
10
19 Ve Jan
453/4 July 25
6
45% Aug 10
Sep
Hall
Aug 20
Hamilton
Watch
18% Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
27
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
107
21% Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
34
May 28
Sep 18
.>2% Mar 2*
Hammermili
Jan
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
23
64
Sep
12
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
134
Aug 24
146
Feb
15
40% Nov
17
38
31% Dec
12
31% Feb
9
29% May 28
39% July 13
24% Sep
20
Mar 11
35% July 5
8% Jan 14
5% Mar 25
20
6
Jan
17
34
Jan
8
18% Jan
23
33% Dec
12
39
16% Oct
18
27% Nov
21
15% Jan
6
20
84% Jan
Jan
20
3
6%
Mar 27
37
27
13% May 28
17% Jan
23
29% Feb
343/4 Mar 27
20
Sep
77% Oct
5
3
Hecht
Chemical
25%
36% Jan
3
17% Oct
11
27
26
60
Jan
9
10
101
Jan
5
10
20
Aug
6
Heller
(W
23% Oct
Dec" i
6
U9% Feb
Sep
17% Oct
22% Jan
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
3%%
3
26% May 25
38'% Jan
3
Helme
(G W)
Heinz
J)
126
51
Ma~y"l9
Dec
13
25
11
34% Nov
9
31% Mar 18
43 % Dec
29
15% May 12
20% Nov
16
71
79% Aug
3
98 % Dec 30
Oct
Jan
5
89% Jan
3
Sep
8
21 % Mar 15
51% July 19
Hercules
20
Apr
Jun- 18
.49% Sep
10
27% Jan
23
20% Nov
12
Oct
12% Jan
2
31% Jan
16% Jan
124
v
Feb
7%
24
Jan
11
413/a May 23
Hertz
2
20% July 16
25% Sep
3
11% Sep
26
11
25% Jan
4
19% Oct
2
% Apr 12
10% July 3
213/4 Mar 23
4
7
29% Feb
9
32% Mar
3
29% Oct
34% Oct
32»/4 Jan
48
Jan
3
32 % July 12
40
Feb
37% Oct
10
65
Dec
22
56
733/4 Jun
Feb
31
44% Jun
14
26
13
17
34% Jan
4
26% Oct
28
34
91% Jan
28
98
100
30
10
1
27
21% Jan
23
19
12% Feb
10
13
40
Aug
28% Jan
28
36% Sep
24% Sep
May
5
79 % Oct
6
94
Sep
12
23
100
Oct
1
2
8% Jan
6%
*233/4
29% Mar
96
Mar
5%
105
28
Feb
bJ
18%
183/8
18
18%
17%
18
17%
18%
17'%
17%
1,400
24
24%
24
24%
24
*24%
24%
,24 Mb
241/4
1,300
preferred—25
35 %
35%
*35
36
*35
36
35'%
30
18%
18%
18%
18%
IB %
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
1,100
2 1/12
39%
41
40%
40%
39%
40%
40%
41
40%
42%
7,100
1
10
123
123%
*50
50%
*49%
51%
50
33
13
64^
Jan
10
99
17
4% Sep
30% Oct
26
19% Jan
3
39
21
323/4 Sep
21
23
1
Sep 26
13
10%
10%
22 %
22
22%-
New
21
66'%
66%
66'%
83
83 %
83%
*82'%
8 31/4
40
24
23%
24%
24'/4
5,400
10%
*10%
10%
*101/4
10'%
200
2 2 «/4
22%
2,300
12 '/a
12 '/a
2,700
*9%
9%
1,600
24
r,
40
22%
22%
221/4
22%
12%
12 %
12%
12Va
12%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
193/4
*19'/a
19-/4
19%
19'/a
19'%
19'%
30 %
*29%
30'/a
*29%
30',
a
29%
.29%
*29 >/»
333/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
2,400
62%
63%
62%
63
63
63 Va
63
63
63
64
2,500
41%
.41 Mr
41%
42%
42 %
48%
42%
43
5,800
96
96
95
96
*96
98
V
43%
45
*y5
9 7
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
25
*22%
23 %
*22%
23%
♦22%
23%
*22%
16%
16%
16%
37%
37%
253/8
25%
261%
*80%
81%
*31%
81%
—100
100
100
*99
Power—No par
48%
16%
16%
t
.
19%<
*95
97
120
5%
2u%
*22%
23 %
16%
16%
37%
37%
*37
26%
26%
26
81%
81%
81'/4
81%
*811/4
16%
16%
38
2,600
3,300
200
26'/a
5,500
81%
60
94
*92
94
*92
94
*92
94
*99
48%
300
100
5%
26%
20%
30
5%
38
*37
19 %
94
94%
100
*94
100
*99
100
*99
100
*93
100
*48% •.49
48%
48%
48%
48%
49%
30
50
1,600
1
*13%
133/b
131/2
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13Va
*13%
13%
400
—1
16%
17%
17
171/4
l(p;
a
17%
16%
17 %
17Va
17%
9,300
100
*2-8
2%
*2%
2%
*2 '/a
2%
21/4
2%
8%
*7%
8%
8%
8%
83
83%
84%
85'/4
3,800
5'/a
16,300
Corp
Co
Manhattan cpm
series
A
Refrigerator
32
7%
7%
82%
81-/4
82/3
5
"when
common
issued"
24'/a
*7%
'
83
»■' 83 V4
5%
4
5
5%
5
5'/a
32
32%
*32
32%
32
32
24
23%
23%
32
47%
#47%
24%
23%
*23%
24%
5'/a
48
23%
48%
32
47%
32%
*47%
5
•
5%
5
50
Co
2%
8%
.
82%
1
common
pfd
*7 3.
preferred—100
2%
1
24% Sep
*65
5,10 j
10%
"22
37%
Corp
1,300
16
12%
16%
conv
5,800
38
lo%
V3
83
25%
Hussman
33%
37i/4
lO
23%
.
*36%
&
33
37%
V8
33%
No par
com
100
*29%
cominon__5
Inc
600
50%:-
33'%
lO
66 %
80
49%
*9%
30
Co
*65
124'%
50'/a
12
_—12.50
10
preferred
33
120
*49
51%
37V4
15%
600
10
12
*19%
noncumulative
5%
3
50% Julv 17
10%
—10
common
America
preferred
Sound
Hupp
41% July
24
preferred-
5%
July 26
7% Jan
84
23%
*10%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
20
71% Sep
9% *eo
66%
*82%
24%
93/4
27% Dec
6
*65
82
23%
5
Howard
Jan
66%'
82
*65
.
(conv)—No par
—2.50
33%
37
79
*122
50
*50'/a
15%
16%
*35
124'%
49'%
50%
36%
,36
16
*122
50
33
33'/a
36
j
123%
50
*49%
51%
■
24%
*122
501/4
33
15%
31
*35
123 %
50
*49%
33%
-
15%
36
3
{Hudson
89
89
*122
preferred
4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting &
Howe
50
50%
88%
573/4 Aug 17
12
50
*86
79
50 %
3
7% Feb
*76%
89
*76%
90
133/a Aug 15
16% Oct
1
1% Jan
79
51
77%
50%
*88%
41% Jan
10
*76%
*50
*76%
*50
23
27
500
77%
14
3% Feb
1,500
90
Feb
12% Anr
lo '/a
30%
50y/4
47
15
16
30 '/4
90
22% Jun
7% July 18
63 % Jan
6
400
16
31
50'%
5
Stores
24%
16
*30%
*76%
4%
18% Jan
3
26% Mar 19
33/4 Apr 23
11'/a Apr 23
*24
300
25
convertible preferred50
Finance common—No par
3%%
24%
500
1,400
35'/a
*30
100
Houdaille-Industries
10
*23'%
6
6
35'/a
15%
Household
0
102% Jan
24%
■;
36%
700
1,800
31
,
Electrochein
$2.25
6%
-*35'/a
23%
*15%
preferred
conv
♦23 %
24%
6
*28%
*30%
29
8
23%
243/4
28%
3,200
153/4
Hotel Corp of
2
*2d%
35%
Co
convertible
$4.25
31
'/a
6 %
& Sons
Furnace
Hooker
3
3
Sep
26 %
"i\
$
*35%
1£
3
2»%
/4
6 '/4
15% Mar 14
-
2
■
I
35 %
17% Dec
*
27
*6%
38% Oct
1% Dec
27
common—No par
2nd pfd
Sugar Corp
6
25
Aug
105% Feb
8
27'%
313/s
Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
1«3/4 July 11
28
Dec
26%"
.
15%
Homestake
52% July 17
103% Mar 10
Oct
5 % Oct
104% Jan
Mar 10
102% Mar
95
lfl
27
16% Sep
39% Nov
Jun
35 % Jan
28
Apr
8% Dec
13% Mar 14
Feb
27
106
17
26
35 %
1
5%
19
3
26
31%
common
Holly
20
100% Jun
36 'A
26
6 %
50c
16
13
28% Jan
38%
25%
1
Inc
(A)
136
25%
35 %
1
Hollander
*132'%
36'A
*6'/a
Corp new-.
(Charles E)
Holland
136
38
*35 Va
Hoffman Electronics Corp
14
6 1/a Apr
*132'%
100
Hotels
Hires Co
136
*132%
36 %
28
9% Oct
136
5
(The)
cum
2,500
38%
Sep
«4%
64
36
16
..
63
15
preferred series A
Hilton
63'%
38'%
36%
3
63
36
15-/4
.3
62%
38%
36%
/ Jan
61 '/4
36
5
24% Sep 21
12% Jan 25
bl'/4
37%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
77% Feb
1,100
35%
Hewitt-Robins
99
30
35%
37%
/<*
200
35'%
35%
46% Mar 14
1
25%
103
35 %
37%
20% Mar 19
2
25%
*100'%
34%
38 3/8
2
Oct
25%
103
34%
36
24
80
*20%
*100'%
34%
1
Co_
Powder
Co
*133%
25-/4
103
35
50
100
noncumulative
4%%
i
4J
60%
136
"133%
10
—;
5% preferred
Hershey Chocolate
53% Mar 20
64
2
8% Mar
613/4
14% Sep
10
28
60%
35% Oct
o
6% May 12
19% Feb
7
*1001%
65
22 % Oct
10% Nov 28
1
Hercules Motors
2
48
54 % Mar 18
*25'/4
100%
*34%
253%
25%
common
Jun
120
19
61% Jan
25%
100%
35
Co.
common
&
35
19
*25%
101
35
No par
Co
17
1,500
37%
preferred
E)
7,000
21%
*3534
preferred-.
(H
3.65%
38% Oct
122 % Aug 11
40
Mar 14
.
Co common
88% Oct
50
60% Sep 29
104% Feb
7
26% Aug 15
•91V4
21'%
*25
Co
America common
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc—
Ex
partial liquidating dist
Hayes Industries Inc
Mar 12
Dec
90
21%
5
Corporation
4%%
9
100
80%
21'%
101
Hat Corp of
Aug
43%
8JJ/4
21%
—2.50
Hart Schaffuer & Marx
8
*42 '/4
89
21%
1
Mar 29
39
43%
87
22
1
-100
39
,
43%
8/%
21%
*42
100
Co
preferred
Harsco
Harris-Seyboid
43%
87%
22%
43%
%
2.50
common
preferred
Paper
Harshaw
May 22
0
Co
convertible
Apr 23
38'/a July 31
35% Apr 10
91
24
4%
43
36% Sep
26% Mar 14
39% Jan
20
18
*42
87
22
5
79% Oct
43'/2
85%
*42
Cementing—5
Printing Co
F)
(W
Well
900
300
1,200
200
23%
600
1
I
17
Jun
67% Oct
47% Jan
49
21
33% July 18
27% Feb
10
11
68% Sep
19
57% Oct
1
57
12
50
5
Aug 22
52
Sep
Nov
9
61% Aug 17
53% Nov
10
62% Sep
1
62% Mar 28
55
61
Jan
45
55
Mar 11
Feb
15
23'
Aug 23
45
Sep
51% Sep
49% Sep
8
53
17
24% Mar 15
8% Dec
Jun
Jan
Idaho
29
29%
28%'
28%
28 %
4
Illinois
Central RR Co
No par
59%
60%
59%
60
59%
60%
60%
61'A
60%
61%
8,900
60% Aug 15
Illinois
Power
No par
55%
56
56
56%
56'/a
56%
56%
56%
56'%
56'%
2,100
110
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
50
*45
»45
46
45 »/2
45%
*45'/4
45'%
45%
45V4
5
4.26%
cumulatiye preferred
50
*44Va
46%
*44%
46
*44%>
46%
*45
46'%
*45%
4.70%
cumulative
50
*50%
52%
*501/2
52%
*50%
52%
*50%
52'%
*50'%
52'%
12
54% Apr
50
50
*48%
50
46
*44%
46%
28%
28%
53
Feb
7% Apr
19
11% May
12
50 % Mar 13
59
Feb
13
853/4 July 20
15
28
21"% Jan
26
37% Jan
19
19% Jan
155
18
57 % Dec
103
21
8
8
Jun
203/8 Oct
23
89% Oct
6
1
47% Jan
12
Mar 29
33% Sep
Sep
76% Jun
53
8
24% July 18
7
96% Jan
12
27 % May 28
400
35% Oct
11
41% Jun
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
28% Nov
84
Mar
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
2
41% Jan
8
_
May 15
33 % May 28
152
Aug 31
82
12
117% Sep
23
106% Oct
108
Jan
12
98 % Apr
25
20% Nov
15
15% Feb
7
Jan
126% Jan
9% Oct
69
Mar 14
101
Nov
14
Jan
6
114
Jun
2
Dec
28
23% Jan
6
Mar 15
34% Mar 15
32% Jan
6
12% Jan
3
30% Jan
3
26% Jan
3
20 % Mar 23
121
Jan 24
6% Mar 14
Sep
20
91% Jan
19
45
Mar 14
89% Jun
13
July 24
41% July 25
6
Jan
112% Aug
132
11
32% Mar 14
98
Mar 10
33% Nov
For
29
Iron
Business
Int'l
3
8
5
100
Machines
No par
No par
common
4% preferred
,
Int'l Nickel of Canada
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
144
Paper
•4 preferred
5%
11
9
29%, Jan
2
38 % Feb
7
3
38 % Jan
30
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
34% Jan
19
39% Mar 10
9
15% Aug 27
23% July 18
Interstate
Power
Intertype
5
27% Jan
10
33% Jan
10
54
25
130
130
30
Sep 21
12% Sep
123
Sep
39
July 18
Feb
International Silver
!$land Creek Coal
5 %
Sep
20
10% Mar 19
Jacobs
(F
Oct
1
29% Oct
12
Jaeger
Machine
1
48% Apr
27
«cjucraun
L)
*89%
93
89%
89%
10
30'/4
30
301%
2,800
450
34%
156%
*29
27%
27%
18%
*69
*97
98%
19
90
91
30
458
452%
35%
455
34%
35%
157
157%
157%
*29
29%
27%
460%
„
465
465
39%
468
35'/a
35%
35
157%
158
291/4
*29
29'%
27%
27
27'%
*29
27'/a
27'%
73
35%
158
72
200
106
17,500
127%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
7.200
117 %
117%
118 '/4
116%
117%
12,800
*97
98%
*97
98'%
*97
98%
19%-
21 %
20%
211/4
20%
21
96%
99%
97
98%
96%
97%
*121%
125
*122
39%,1,39%
122
125
123
•122
125
14,300
730
300
39%
36
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
2,000
55%
56%
*35
260
9%
115%
r
19%
*55%'
10,500
72
105%
*127 V4
98
55%" 56%
19,700
300
91
39%
100
7,500
157%
29 %
26%
98%
vl9
122% 122%
25
55%
*55'%
56%
55%
55%
1,000
36 %
*35
36%
34%
34%
36%
100
No par
31%
31%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32 V4
12,900
49%
*48 %
32'%
49%
31%
com—5
49%
501/4
491/4
49 'A
50
50
501/4
51
50%
*49%
50%
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1,700
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35%
35%
35%
35%
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35%
*35%
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500
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14
Va
14%
14'/a
14'/4
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14%
1,600
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20%
20%
20%
20'%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
800
No par
31%
31%
31 %
31%
311/4
31'%
31
31 '/4
31
31 %
2,300
10
25%
25%
25%
25'%
25.%
25'%
£5%
25%
25'%
25 V.
700
47i%
4,000
1
,
50c
46 %
1
i-.ake
Co
*124%
,
-
45%
46
451/4
!124%
46%
126
Jewel Tea Co Inc
May 10
94% Oct
102% Feb
6
58% Apr
5
% Oct
3
27
67 % Feb
54% Sep 23
107% Nov 22
42 % Jun
85
97 % Sep
35% Feb
30
24
26
3
Mar 21
60% Sep
6
105% Feb 27
63% Aug
8
3%%
Rights
Johnson
126
*1241%
45%
46
126
46'%
*123
5%
&
Joy
100
.
Johnson^-
12%
com
preferred series A
Manufacturing
Co
1
.
<
5%
25%
25 %
26 '/4
34
34'%
34'%
34%
-
5%
5%
126
46%
♦123
126
53i
5%
29%
35
35'%
*87
88
88
88
120
45%
46%
45
45
3,300
96'%
47'%
94%
*S4%
96 %
*94'%
96 %
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44%
44%
44%
45%
45%
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10
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73
73
72%
72%
88
45%
73 'A
46
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9
-
4
10
56%
57%
5o%
57
5 5%
58%
100
98%
98%
91
99
99
99
.1
57%
58%
57%
57%
58
59%
73%
573/4
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58%
-
6,600
1,400
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96%
453'4
46
463/8
52,500
%
484,500
9
9
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3,400
27%
35
46%
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5%
27%
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88
5%
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-
86
46%
T«
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,
45%
45
5
Oct 17)
5%
25%
26
34
46%
94%
1
Corp
(Expire
-
100
;
Jones & Laughlln Steel
■
pfd
common
preferred
Johns-Manvillp
1
5%
25%
33%
5
new
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Msr 14
5%
1
Co
Sulphur Co
94% Mar 14
93
30 %
29%
9%
*
55
J*
*91
30%
116 Va
common
preferred
Oct
page
93
29%
5
Aug 31
see
*91
59'%
3.50
45
footnotes
52%
9%
Co
84 %
38 % Dec
21
*51%
59'%
115%
$1.40 cum conv preferred
Interstate Dept Stores.
32% Oct
14
Jun
*20%
53
59%
—25
97% Aug 15
85
21
*51%
116%
preferred
59
104
*20%
54
I
6
Jan
Jun
20%
*52 %
115%
*97
common
International Telep & Teleg
Utilities Corp
$6
58%
*20%
54%
128
"
1,700
58i%
20%
106%
_
60
58%
128
15
2,500
*52%
*71%
7.50
91
*20%
104%
No par
International
7
59
9,600
165
89%
71%
Iowa-Illinois Gas <fc Elec Co
Iowa Power & Light Co
34% Jan
30% Aug 11
35% Dec
88%
12!)
Corp
6
*154
90
165
88
104%
100
Sep
36 % Sep
165
89
*154
88%
71%
No par
Jun
Feb
*154
165
88
129
No par
20% May 3
30% May 10
24 % May 29
10,400
831%
103-%
International Shoe
55% July 26
37%
83
9'%
71%
20
1%
1,200
37%
83
9'/4
103 %
44% Feb
6
9%
37%
81'%
*154
71%
*69
,
No par
s
*9%
37%
81%
1291%
International Salt-
16
9'%
38
78%
102%
3
70% Mar 13
9%
371/2
127%
preferred
31 %
13
900
9'/4
103%
common.
45
40
110
46%
29
78
128%
9%
International Packers Limited
53% Sep
34 % Apr
43% Jun
29
37%
127%
9%
Aug
July
51
*45'/a
9%
103
100
21% Apr
104% Apr
58
51
28%
—_100
International
38 % Jan
373% Apr
50
46%
28%
No par
com
Preferred
19
27%
coin—:_5
14% Mar 13
16
50
*45
77%
___
preferred
100
Hydro-Electric Svs class A„25
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
19
par
No par
1
39 % Oct
28%
37%
*9%
9%
37%
38%
77 :* 78%
*154
165
87%
88%
58%
5B%
*20%
20%
53%
53%
*91
93
30
• 30
450
451%
34%
35%
**56
157%
*29
29%
1
.
Corp
Harvester
7%
Mar 27
% Oct
Mar 15
Int'l
174
43% Oct
66
Interlake
Inc
1
8
23
26
7
34% Mar 21
Ctfs
Feb
94
42
-
28%
20
Insuranshares
Sep
85
73
28
Inspiration Cons Copper
10
3
j
Interchemical Corp common
4%% preferred
6
23
10
Jan
87% Aug 26
*441/5
28%
100
N
Co
78
Jun
Jan
Steel
bb
17
25
preferred—
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
141
74% Sep
39% Nov
6%
Inland
33% Apr
6
5
6
713/, Oct
92 % Mav
*48%
46%
1
24% Mar 13
523
50
*44%
*28%
No par
61% Jan
Feb
*48%
par
—100 pesos
22
16
Jan
8 A
Industrial Rayon—
Ingersoll-Rand common
Int'l
29
60
-
97% Aug
9
69% Mar 20
103
i"
-
9
2534 Jun
3
48 % Mar
Feb
46
Mexico
De
Feb 28
32% Mar 12
57% Jan
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
165
Electrica
-
50
preferred
21
12% Jun
34
cumulative
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
283/4 Sep
127% Dec
Jan
4.42%
preferred
cumulative preferred
4.20%
3
10
29% Aug 16
363/4 Sep
Sep
2,400
46'%
9
71
68
29
19
10% Nov 28
91 % Nov
28%
Jan
58% May 23
66% Mar 14
35% Jan
6
28%
Jan
6
169% Jun
28%
Apr
6
4
28%
55
20
Jan
common
51
50% Jan
29
Co
53
Industria
Dec
10
Co
14
48% Jan
162
Power
27
46
Sep 11
26% Jun 20
31% Aug 31
3
35% May
723/4 May
iff
74
58'%
99
59%
74V4
57%
*98'%
59
10
741%
1,400
58%
41,100
99
290
59
8,500
Number 5577
Volume 184
...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Euire for Prevlana
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
U*Nt
(1595)
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
>,
NEW
,
Highest
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCK
SALS KICKS
HIGH
Sales tar
Monday
exchange
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. 8
Oct. 9
Oct. 10
Oct. 11
Oct. 13
Shares
Par
K
28% May 25
43% Dec
14
13
34 % Feb
107
39
Nov
45% Mar
94
105
105
9
102% Mar 15
127
20
52
96-
Oct
9
J uiy
y
103
101
Aug 28
108
Apr
105% Nov 28
Mar 10
48% Jan
4
Oct
31
29% Jun
21% Jan
3
24% Mar
25
17% Mar 24
27% Mar 14
98% Jan
8
24
feo
la
3
21% Jan
10
16
Oct
38% Nov
59% Apr
15
1
25
29% Jan
6
56
Sep
id
3: % feu
10.
47
Apr
12
3
58
Jun
23
43 % Feb
14
58% Apr
27
29% Feb
4
38% Dec 27
33% Jan
23
60
38% Jan
23
52% Jan
86 % Oct
; i
47% Dec
22% Dec
32
Jan
A
20
55% Feb
9
28
24% Dec
8
39% May 31
50
Jan
12% Mar 15
16
34% Oct
Sep
7
22
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
18 % Dec
6
Dec
16
29% Mar 29
50% Feb
3
4
14% Apr
16% Sep
13
10
10
4
21% Aug
4 >/4 Jan
6
16,% Mar 13
18% Apr
27
>8
Feb
25
191
Jun
8
34% Sep
20
30
Jun
8
9tt % M?-
3
89
May
8
Mar 14
15% Nov
28
22% Mar 12
34"% Apr
97:
.
6
1% Jan
3
2% Sep
3
17% Dec
3
40 % Mar 14
6% Sep
47% Jan
16
13% Jan
25% Apr 26
30
22
19% Jan
3
23
64% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
Sep
23
58
Aug 30
17/b July
A^I
-
5
Oct
r
14 J/4
Apr 22
164% Nov
16
> Jun
17
Sep
1
22
Sep
26
46% Oct
31
55% Apr
6
16
Dec
30
21% Jan
14
14% May 28.
25% Jan
25
3y%
Sep
19
35 J/2 Jan
24
Apr 15
8% Mar 14
103 % Sep
19
84
sep
25
July 25
7
Oct
2
40% May 17
64% Feb
7
43% J'un
8
17% Mar 14
24% Aug
1
73
Dec 21
18% Jan
27
64 'A Jan
23
28
10
66
79
-
56
Jan
12
7
26% Mar 14
114
Oct
32% July
123
5
28% Mar 14
20
Oct
July
38% Sep
11
,-23
Mar
1
Sep
17
1
iviar 26
9
Apr
2
5
20
23
04
Aug
47% Jan
5
Sep
23
73
Aug 27
Jan
114% Mar
6
35
4
21% Mar
■Jan
1/256 Oct
103% Mar
Feb
Jan
9
18
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
100V2 Jan
'12
Jan
6
3
102% Jan
104
*77% Jan
6
1
-
58
July 27
49% Jan
10
83 % Jan
27
90% Dec
30
.
Jan
9
>
.Corp
3%%
Lockheed
Jun
26
27% Feb
8
Jan
20
104 J/2 Oct
12
53% Jan
3
49'A Jan
3
45
45%
45%
4o'%
>8,100
*353%
36
85%
35%
*35'/a
663%
68
67'%
68 '/2
67
67
88
88
88
27'%
273/e
27'/a
27%
3,100
35
3u'/a
35
35 Va
2,900
*87
88
16
16
16
26%
26%
26%
*4
4%
i8'/4
18 %
20%
20
30'/2
30%
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92'%
va
*4
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4'%
16-
16
15%
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4 %
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4
4,300
go
24%
1,000
51%
2,600
16
16
2,500
26%
263/4
51%
26%
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200
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*24
16'%
*263/4
26%
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800
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100
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%
18%
18'%
18'%
18'%
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20 J/4
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20'A
30
30'/a
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30:%
91'%
91'%
*30'%
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31
92'%
93'%
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93%
10
14 7%
14%
14%
14%
11,700
18'%
*90'%
10
14%
15
14%
15'/a
14%
14%
15
46%
47%
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47%
47'%
473/4
■
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18%
2,000
19%
20
1,200
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31
l873
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17%
lo-'M
900
4,500
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Co
rights
18
18
17
*5%
50%
19 Va
17%
2
1%
16%
1 '/8
1%
17
16%
5'%
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1%
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50%
50
18
18
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50%
51'%
600
5%
52
19
1,300
2,800
17
%
5%
200
513/4
5%
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51 3/4
2
-"17
5,2 %
8,300
19%
19%
*19
19 %
19%
2,000
20
20 %
19%
20
♦193/4
20
19'%
19%
19%
19%
4,200
82 %
83 %
83%
83%
843%
85
85%
86%
86
86 %
6,800
7
14%
15 %
14%
15
14%
15'/a
I
1
>
16
15
6,700
25
64%
64%
64
64%
63%
63%
64
64
64
64%
143%
143%
1433/4
143%
144
144
*144
10
com
53'/4
55
533/4
54 %
54'%
55
70
703/4
17
43'%
16'%
43-74
143'%
144
53
54'%
69%
B
68%
68%
69'%
16'%
16'%
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42'%
43
100
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85
17
41%
42%
*75
85
42'%
*75
I
85
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70%
70%
70%
1,200
16'%
*16%
17
300
4.72
4378
44
5,000
*75
85
8
7%
1%
1%
73/4
7%
73/4
7%
49J/2
50%
49 %-'
49'%
49 %
50%
49%
50%
493s
50
10,200
19%
19%
19 Vb
19'%
19%
19:%
193/8
19%
19%
19%
21,700
88%
88%
87%
883%
87'%
88%
88'%
88'%
88%
88%
3,300
•.
10
...
31 Va/
32'%
31
A
Co
com
119'/4
Nod"1
10
71'%
73
72
22
21%
116
72'%
21%
21%
Oct
120'%
-117%
119%
1/256
15)
100
100
72'/4
71%
72%
6,000
21%
21%
21%
21%
7,000
/
103'%
1/256
*90
96
*90
*92
£6
103'%'
(Ky)_Nopar
*57'%
58'%
97'%
97%
97
17%
127%
127%
*127 %
*57'%
57%
57%
57%
96%
97
97
97%
173/4
96%
1
lnc
23'%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
95'%
96'%
95'%
963%
97
99
9U74
17%
96
*57%
128
10
Sons
96
*^2
17%
58%
57%
128
103%
*90
1,7%
97%
*128'%
Lukens Steel Co
*102
96
96
130
*102
*102
*92
100
50
71
21%
96
17'%
8,905
72'%
96
17%
44,600
21%
*92
.17%
31%
71
•
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103
10,100
119%
1173,4
*100
10
Nashville—
31%
119 1/2
96
,
31
31%
1^8 74
96
17'%
*91&
*90
1/256
313%
119
8
103
*100
.100
preferred
Co
30%
31 J/2
100
common
&
2,800
j.
prelenea
(M)
640
54%
85
*75
6,200
145
54%
1
10
7%
70
♦16'%
191/4
No par
(expire
4.35% series E
Loiniaid \r)
Co
19 %
15
com
5% series B preferred-4.25%' series D preferred
Lewenstcin
5%
*5
5
preferred—
conv
Common
18'/8
18
10
—
&
21
45%
*26
15%
~
100
Aircraft Corp
lnc
Louisville
42
800
443%
51%
List Industries Corp..
9
6
43%
24
preferred
Gas & El
3
43'%
50%
2.50
convertible
Louisville
31% Dec
42 3%
24
:
17
51% Jar
42:%
51
No par
Corp
63 J/2 Sep
39 % May 16
42%
24'%
;(The)
Carbonic
5
22% Mar 14
42%
51
Corp__«
143% Jan
May
7,900
263%
100
Cup
23
109
52%
26%
24%
Corp_„_
21% Feb
:
51%
26%
45
513%
25
Belt'. Co—
Lionel
13
Mar 14
6,700
51'%
20%
24%
preferred
Tulip
Liquid
_
46
50 3/4
27
51%
50%
Long Island Lighting
106
45%
50%
24%
1
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tooacco
1
45'%
50%
51%
Fink. Products—
&
Link
6,900
25
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
7%
7,200
50 3/4
(The)
noncum
Lerner Stores
Lily
40%
1351%
25
1%
Long Bell Lumber (Md»
Aug 29'
3
35%
16
35'%
♦16%
7
98
45 % Jan
27%
35
3,300
39%
1343/8
16
453/a
1%
Lehn
16
1/256 Oct
10 ?
27
35%
16
39%
134%
27
3%
.43
16%
6
July 15
127% Oct
27'%
35
45%
27
1%
89% May
105
May 25
27
353/a
44%
50
>.
1,900
"35
common
Mar 11
147
27%
27%
44%
50'%
1C%
Gas
Sep 26
7
♦87
44%
*26'%
1
Star
102
139% Dec
87%
common
23 J/2 July
;
5
67%
87 3%
.
preferred—No par
2nd pfd—
No par
Lone
94
Sep
66%
88
No pax
Coal
July 26
6
17y8Oct
67%
*86'%
1st
noncum
35
2
3
67%
Corp..
27.
25% Jan
35%
common_3
Cement
107% Apr
11
36%
5
Co
Star
103% Jan
20% Oct
*35%
4
Lone
132'/j Aug
29
45
A
July 11
8
Jun
45%
pld..75 Pesos Mex
Loew s
100
101,
4o %
■
134%
2,300
23%
1
98
1
43
10
Corp
12
53% Jan
16
43
453%
133%
39
*
39%
133%
400
25
23 %
No par
25 J/s May 14
•
9
43
10
Lehman
163 % Feb2
-
1
39
39'%
383%.
133%
39
25
'
Valley
49
.
263%
(111)
Valley RR
143
•
50%
263/4
a
Sons
Lenigli
72% Feo
•47
50 %
& Tire
Lehigh
18 »/4 Mar 29
27
149 % Jun
44%
1
;.
39
1343%
16
16 Va
25
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
1
2x 72
16
163%
2.50
com
1
3
98
16%
39%
134
900
a
31
2u% Jun
;
9
16 %
*38
30
80
24%
23 %
16
10
98
79%
23 %
24'%
23%
.
8
9
61 J/4 Oct
22
38
24%
23'%
38%
.
*90 %
79%
39
38
24%
3.85%
50c
98
23'%
Bryant
$3
'*95%
24%
common
&
98
38'%
133'A
10
98
79'%
23%
39
500
91
*9o
79'%
38%
Co
(James)
'*
40,100
103
*95 %
98
96%
*24%
a
preferred series
Lee Rubber
Lees
*79 k
*94
*100'%
96'%
*96
791/4-
97
103
23'%
preferred
La Consolidada 6%
Lane
98
*733%
*94
243/4
j
Co
97 '/2
*96
79%
1
(The)
Gas
4.32%
88
*100'%
No par
1
Co
Feb
5 4'/j
4
'
74 % Feb
72% Sep
Laclede
t
*86
233%
common
2% Jan
2
ia
July 10
Mig
Co
88
24%
Co—.
Co
500
*38'%
100"
&
403/4
*86
97
1
19
23
16% Jan
Mar
27
21% Jan
6
24.
43 Va Jan
89% Dec
61% Mar 14
17% Jun
26
lo
Jan
y
10
17
1
22
30
Mar 22
35% Apr
11% Jan
3% Jan
Kroger
7
3
O
S)
(S H)
Kroehler
02% Ovp
.
(S
Kress
*40'A
8 75
Corp
lnc
Co
*95'%
98
.
100
41
57%
101'%
*100%
97%
97%,
48%
41
88
*94
101'%
79
*95'%
.
115
*48 %
40%
*86
97
*100'%
57
*112 %
49
*48%
No par
preferred
Kresge
29'
29 % Apr
Aug 11
,18% Jan
4%
2
86 %
11
1
10
20% May 10
28 % Jan
6
25
Feb
Jan
25% Apr
4
Knnberiy-Clark
*94'%
£7
101'%
55%
114
56
114
48%
50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
43% Jan
.4
*94'%
Col_»
Indus
Kuppers
20% 1V1 iy 28
22
88
King-Seeley Corp '
98.
*
88
Co__
prior
40% Mar 19
31
23
30
Oil
conv
74 % Aug 20
Dec
100 % Jun
,6
28% Jun
&
County Land
4%%
36% Jan
92 % Mar 18
90'%
I~~100
preferred
& Electric Co
Kerr-McGee
30 % July 16
«
*88
49
112%
403%
40%
com—_No par
Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper -is-P
Kern
July 16
60 %
40%
Kelsey
6
55% Apr
7 i'i
Mar
24
3
40% Aug
23
4034
*100'%
non-cum
(Julius)
*40'%
preferred—100
Southern
Kansas Gas
par
100
cumulative
Kayser
54
113%
*48'%
56'%
112 3%
*48%
55
♦111
49%
"loo
Kansas Power & Light
Mar 27
147% Mar 14
Jan
43% Oct
113 '.
14
4%
115
49%
jqo
preferred
City
115
54%
56'%
55%
100
50
preferred
4.35%
Kansas
24 % July 23
21
33%
preferred—
preferred
4.20%
9
23% Aug
;
*
May 28 /
30
9
129% Aug 26
6
27
1
20
5
oct
conv
preferred
cum
4.50%
46 % Jan
Oct
42%-Apr
44
Mar
10
38
24% July 15
13
92 % May
Corp
nreferred
4%
May 22
y
cum
3.80%
105
-
8
71-/4 reo
21
Chem
4%%
1
103
10
96% Oct
847/a Apr
&
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com.No
Mar 13
24
43
Mar
BS
bo
Alum
4%%
20
7
May
97% Oct
70% Jan
3
Aug
Feo
44% Augi 14
6
107% Sep
Nov
26
37 Va May- 17
4
99 Va May 16
Sep 30
100% Mar 23
Sep
47% Apr
39
Kaiser
3
70% Aug
v
17%
128
129
23
50
400
58%
97
23
1 o0%
7,900
128
23
100
104%
2,400
6,000
7,400
M
48% Jan
133
19
JV.ar 28
19% Jan
6
26 % Mar 14
88% Mar 15
7'% .Jan
6
8% Jan
6
56% Jan
23
Jan
543% Jan
6
lfe
4.
4% Dec
16
5% Nov
25
7% Sep
Oct
1
July 22
126 % Oct
10
14-*
27
26% Jan
10
42
3o7a juiy 15
28 J/4 Apr
11
95
85% Sep
26
140
32% July
"13%
Jun
40
13
Jun
3
12% Feb
16
6% Sep
20
19
100Va Jail
23
122
Sep
41% Sep
21
92-/4
Many
a an
U
6
139
1
41
12
610
Jun
26
3
12
Mar zO
27
11% Feb
17
8% Oct
1
6
35% Jun
21
31 J/4 Oct
1
48 J/4
16
Jan
7
20% Feb
18
16% Feb
1
19% Oct
11
54% Aug 23
34% Nov
9
26
5672 Jun
4%%
21
2a% Apr
i8
38% Sep
22
32% Feb
21
37% July
92
7
59
July 14
51 J/2 Sep
40 J/4
May
4
July 11
6
11
99
Apr 25
89% Jun
13
98
Jan
44
Feb
31
Apr
24
42
Sep
14
25% Jan
6
40% Dec
19
35 J/4 Feb
9
22 % Nov
29
26% Feb
16
Marathon
33% Mar 14
94% May
3
4
19% May 25
44% July 21
99
Jan 10
138
-/a
87
vjC*
6
Oct
12
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
85% Oct
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
78
25% Jan
4
52
*
Feb
16
9
12
28% Feb
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
Oct
0
■r 4
July 17
20% May 16
25 % Dec
8
19% Sep
23
Mar 14
34
Nov
7
25
May 15
44"
Jan
46
Aug 22
42
Jun
6
25
15
50'/z Mar 23
24% Jan
24
16% Feb
Dec
29
91
July
45
Aug
1
58
Apr
cumulative
3
Maytag
46
Jan
13%.Oct
10
15
Jan
16
Sep
19
83 'A Jan
24
13
47
tau
9
83% Oct
Oct
1
43 »/4 Aug
67
May
40
4
91 *
Jun
13
Mar 14
45% Apr
25
21% Aug 11
29% Feb
17
15
18
Jan
3
78
43 %
28
Oct
1
16
Sep
95% Mar
$3
9
20
19
5
Dept
1
$2.50
4
98
Apr
11
4%
Jan
25
33% Feb
2
45% Jun
26
Mengel
28% Jun
28
23 J/8 July
2
27 J/4 Feb
6
24% Feb
8
84
•20
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
30% Apr
96
12
July 21
83
Oct
Aug 30
Jun
9
112% Apr
22
105 "2 Se,.
28
43% Jan
7
56% Jun
17
44% Jan
3
22% Oct
11
26% Feb
11
18% May 28
102
39
Jan
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
6
13
52% Aug 26
103% Apr
107% July
48
Jan
27
35
July 11
93
Feb
116
9
July 19
61% July 31
23% Jan
3
641/4 May 10
18
88 J/4 Oct
8
102
Jan
6
1
97 J/4 Oct
9
107
Jan
23
Co
Merck
&
$4
16'%
*16 3%
*8%
34'%
34
34%
34'/«
34%
4,400
18%
52'%
35%
35%
92"%'
18%
18%
18%
19%
19 3/8
19%
19%
19%
20,000
52'%
40'%
39%
41
21
21%
39'%
90
87'%
82
30%
55
20'%
*88'%
-
38'%
*88'%
*85'%
*79
30%
18
49%
1
29'%
43'%
52%-
52'%
53%
5^72
5678
53'/a
53%
343/4
34'%
34'%
34%
3434
34%
34%
1,900
34%
35%
35
353/8
35%
35%
35 Va
35'%
2,300
92'%
*90
2nd
Mesta
Machine
Sep
27
99% Feb
21
3.85%
92
Jun
5
P8'/2Jan
31
2.80%
103% Oct
4
9
102
Sep
4
108 J/. Apr
25
32% Jan
6
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
5
5,300
40%
40 %
41
39'%
40
38%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
38%
39
38'%
39
29%
39%
39%
90
*88'%
90
*88'%
90
87
89
85'%
*85
86'%
*85
87
*85
82
*79
82
79
79
78
78
30%
85'%
*79
30%
*54%
•
39%
39
39%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
55'%
*54'%
56'%
*55%
553/4
*54%
*19 J/ 4
20
*29
29'%
*42'%
44
13%
133/4
74
74
82
813/4
83%
37'%
15'%
81
49%
36%
*19'%
20 %
29%
293/a
*42%
13%
*74
44
133/4
74'%
*19%
30
*42'%
13%
20 V*
20
30
30
44
*42%
13%
133/4
*74
76
20
60
1,800
100
56
20
100
30
300
30
44
13%
3,600
20
75%
77
10,400
37%
37%
1,500
1434
791/4
37%
100
86%
75
15%
1,900
81%
1,700
*74
74%
37 %
15
79
82
37 %
36%
373/a
15
15%
14%
15
79%
82
81'%
82%
81%
81%
81 Va
xl4%
-
50
48'%
48%
49
50
50
50%
2.500
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,700
18 34
18 3/4
183/4
183/4
19
19%
19%
19 Va
1,000
34%
34%
333/4
343/a
33%
37
353%
37
3534
36%
10,900
98
98
*96
100
*96
*72
78
*79
91
*79
lOo
*98
*73
series
5(1
1
100
28%
1
3%
Co
lnc
28%
*39'%
*39'%
42 %
24'%
24'%
*24
243/4
84
86'/a
86
30%
31'%
30%
*83%
*107
*53
18%
87
108'%
55
*83%
No par
No par
12.50
28%
28%
85'%
42'%
16%c
pfd
Co
100_
78
No par
common
19
31%
87
24%
300
31 VB
16,900
31
87
57
59 %
88%
88%
97%
55
44
*24
183%
88%
*96
84
30%
*83%
*83%
87
37
-
400
107
55
54
54
18%
18%
18%
18%
58%
59
58
58
2,400
*54
107'/a
400
13,300
89
89
89
140
99
*96
99
*96
99
100
93
*87
93
90
*88
90
*37
93
*87
93
*88
92
*88
92
*88
54'/a-
30%
31%
86%
107
107 %
*87
*103%
520
86
*40
18%
56'%
1,900
35
18%
%
293/8
44
18%
88
91
29'/4
24%
54 %
97%
30
100
*79
*24
54 %
55%
*96
91
29%
*40
85
54%
88'%
99
100
24
*53%
56%
105'%
30%
*83%
29%
42%
108 'A
55'%
5
24
*107%
88%
*97
93
92
84
*39%
29%
108%
8
*87
*88
*103%
54'%
29
108'/a
pfd—100
100
100
89
18
3,300
393/4
45
preferred series
4.45% preferred series
Miami Copper
i
!
26
3,000
21
39%
40
19
100
100
Apr
39%
90
39%
18%
preferred series
preferred series
Apr
30
31,600
bU
39'%
18%
common
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
90 Va
40%
*01)
92'%
39'%
*90
5
(The)
lnc
3,700
19
1
(1st series).
Stores
900
34%
14
74
■
8%
10
Co.
Corp
1,9 jO
9
8%
34'%
39%
No par
16%
16 %
16%
8%
333/4
18%
52%
34%
35
*90
No par
16 %
8%
34%
8%
5
50
_4
16'%
83/4
34
34%
0
pfd 4.30%
Co
conv
102
*16%
8%
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott-
101
9
16'%
8%
B
$3.50 preferred
14
Sep
*16'%
No par
preferred series B
93% Dec
60
500
common
Shoe
Mercantile
93% Mar 29
108% May
5%
Robblns-lnc__
preferred
20
1,300
*5%
37'%
15%
*80
16
2nd
3,600
5%
75'%
102% Jan
Cum
4,800
*5%
3
Mead
4%%
34%
485
5%
I
30
Melville
34%
480 »/4
*5'%
Co
41% Apr
32% Mar 15
34
500
53/4
Publishing——
1
91J/2 Mar 21
107
106
33%
*481 %
53/4
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
2
1,700
5%
50
McLellan
26
1,300
7%
5%
common—50c
preferred—100
12
24
85 %
53/4
55
29
Sep
107%
70
9
*7
5%
*19%
*28%
43%
13%
*73'%
23 % Feb
Sep
106
87
*8%
5%
3
21% Jun
28% Oct
333%
*
1
7
5%
No par
1
74 %
106
500
9%
53/4
1
s
19
9 1 %
32%
7
*5%
No par
pfd—
23
Corp
104
»480
*8%
53/4
Corp
Stores
6%
5%
No par
Electric
33%
500
9%
6%
5%
Co
•
Jan
9
46
33 '/a
89
*8 3%
1
-
&
105'%. 107
*485
*86
5%
common!
convertible
McKesson
7
10
130
*125
5
—
15J/b Feb
3
505
*480
9%
7
No par
18% Sep
52% Aug
33
88'%
*8%
—
18
6
107%
33
McGregor-Doniger lnc class A
Mcliityre Porcupine Mines
21
18
107
*86
1
common-.
Stores
3'%%
39% Sep
21% Jan
7%
50
pid 1947 series
McGraw-Hill
77 % Dec
26% Jan
9
7
preferred
McGraw
106% Apr
Jan
86
87
9
Corp common
McCrory
7
31
86
87
129
No par
Corp
Aug
2
60% Jan 21
101
7,600
100
31% Oct
Apr
32%
_.
preferred
McCord
>
Stores
Co
McCali
fi
31%
—1
.
$3.40
3
313%
Co—
2
73
14% S-p
Corp
Electric
-.96% Jan
8
16
Master
cum
12
31%
Co
$3.75
Jan
313/8'
.
L)
4
32 'A Jan
30%
100
com
preferred
$3.75 preferred
2o
30%
1
Mfg
Co
&
(Glenn
•
Masonite
9
30%
126'%
1
Cement
7
34% Apr
56'% Jan
30%
137
6.25
Feb
87% Mar
30
Corp
1U..1'
32
14% Mar 14
81
4'%%
Martin
May
44,800
_.
97
9
41%
No par
-
4o'/ 2
X
40%
Co_
Field
500
40%
42
Corp common
convertible
preferred—
4%
*403i,
41
Oil Exploration
Marquette
40 3/4
130
40'%
Midland
Marshall
*40%
*123
39 '
10
Manhattan-Shirt
Marine
40 3/4
39%
series A
Mandel Bros
Mpracaibo
*40-
3834
i.
Sugar
40%
39%
No par
Garden
Magic Chef
24
23% July 19
Jan
Square
40
*129
38'%
*129
S
Co lnc com.
preferred
Madison
x4
37% Dec
31% Jan
24
(R H)
41
137
40'%
100
Manati
Jan
Sep
common—10
lnc—
1
28
16
1 rucks
Magma Copper
«
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
7
Jan
3
18% July 23
10% Apr 18
>
Forbes
6
Mar 13
Jan
6% Aug
,
&
preferred
Muck
28
Oct
5% July
11
10% Apr
4-/4
8% Apr
4
10% May 18
Oct
,10»/4 Feb
/8
32% Oct
4-0
6%
Oct
87a Aug 29
22
Jun
685
MacAndrews
May 24
105%
*1033/4
105%
*103%
105%
54%
54'%
54%
54%
54%
*88'%
*
103 %
105%
54%
54%
1,200
J9
The
£0
it
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1596)
Monday, October 15, 1956
■
1
Jan
21
133
146% Sep
23
Nov
30
Jan
6
Middle
69
Oct
1
Midland
Enterprises
47
Mar 12
Midland
Steel
133% July 16
142
40
29 % Feb
33
25% Jan
21
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
20% Oct
11
21
Mar
1
Oct
11
19% Apr
13
17
Jan
23
50 y8 Oct
17
70
Jun
20
58
Jan
23
61 Va
Sep
26
13
98% Oct
1
25
13% Oct
4
4
76
Oct
8
14
22
Aug 30
32
Oct
Va Sep
102% Dec
28
12% Jan
Jan
107
20
7
82
Apr
26% Nov
6
23 % Jan
28% Mar
1
93% May
U5% Dec
27
20
28% Dec 30
11 % Oct
44 % Feb
36 % Jan
% Jan
27
73% Sep
1
~8% Nov"29
7
Oct
14% Dec
1
18% Feb
23
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
Minneapolis
11
85.50
2nd
Jan
33
Jan
3
2
Minnesota
16
Minnesota
9
60% Jun
7
20
32% Dec
22
May 17
27% Mar 14
30% Oct
33% Apr
9
Mississippi
7%
11% Feb
28% July 23
Monarch
24«% Jan
3
Monon
24% Jan
3
35% Oct
1
51% Mar 19
23% May 28
28
Jan
39% Jan
26
47
Jun
14
23
38% Aug
28% Mar 12
Morrell
Motorola
41% Oct
Motor
Motor
Wheel
47
6
•
47
80
*77%
80
*77'/a
80
22%
*21 '/a
22 '/a
*21 '/a
22J/2
31%
34%
35'A
35'A
36
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
Jan
18
Mueller
'4
11%
12
33%
40'A
31%
32
31%
32
22
31%
32%
32
32%
32 '/a
10 %
10%
11%
12 'A
12
61
63
62
37%
38
,
11
57
5
57%
58
61
37%
38'A
37%
37%
714
100
68 %
69
*17
No par
7
V»
61%
09%
17%
*17
37%
12
5,600
40'A
6,200
32
32
32'/a
4,300
32%
32 '/a
32%
3,000
12%
11%
11%
3,200
62
61%
62
6,400
37%
38
38
7 %
-7%
7%
7%
61%
61%
62%
62'/a
69%
71
71
17'A
17
7'/a
17
*
;
4,100
7%
*62
72%
*17
69 Va
1,000
11V.
17'A
12,500
90
62'A
72%
200
17 1/4
71 J/2
*17
1,100
23 V.
23 Va
23 V.
23'A
*23'A
23%
*23%
23%
23'/a
23%
500
25
*20%
21%
*20%
21'A
*20%
21'A
21 Vb
21%
21%
22'A
1,400
No par
*18%
19
*18%
19
*18%
19
19%
19%
20
20
Co
2
38
38%
37%
38%
37 Vb
38 Vb
37%
3d'A
37%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2 4'/a
300
37%
5
24%
29,400
4,300
(The)
No par
40
40%
40
40%
40
40 Vb
39%
40%
40%
40'%
1
32%
32%
32 >/2
32%
32%
32 Vb
32%
32%
32%
32%
6,300
No par
40%
40%
40%
40 7/b
40%
41%
41%
41%
41'A
41 J/2
41,400
12
20%
20 V.
20 V.
20 Va
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20'/b
20'A
2,400
Co—
_io
20 %
451/4
45%
44%
45%
10
37%
37%
37%
37%
3
20%
*20
*20
20'A
24%
24%
24
33%
33%
15 V.
15'A
_i
40%
10
32 '/a
45% Jan
11
1
142% Apr
12
Murray
4
'50
of, America
Bros
No par
*20
24
15%
411/8
24'A
34
15%
•
45 »A
39
15%
*15»/2
3,500
'
20 y8
45
24'A
33 %
15%
20'/a
38*/a
34
24
33%
.
46%
3d'A
45%
38 J/4
20%
45%
20'A
45
37%
.
33%
15%
..
24 'A
331/2
&
%
90
100
4,500
40
-
*
*1E%
25
Corp
•
7 'A
61 %
7%
61%
*61'
100
Va
1
Sep
E)
12
40
5
31% Oct
(F
11%
39 %
Co
Brass
40
Myers
12
40
A__Nopar
Corp
Corp
4
42% Jan
12
39%
32'%
Inc
6
2
12 %
41
-
4
Feb
Mar
n%
4qi/4
32 %
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Mar 15
27
par
Inc—v
,T_
Co
Dec
43
25
7
40% May 10
110
8,700
34 'A
Products
26
9,300
15
14%
*21 %
3
51% Mar 14
32 % Mar
Sep
14%
*77 %
31%
Tool.
&
28
23
1
26
(John)
40 % May
30% Jan
21
14'/a
34
31'/a
Ward & Co
Moore-McCormacit Lines
12
15
78 %
*10%
Oil Co
1
14 VB
22
A
Power
68 '/a
10)
77,
___.
Chemical
Monterey
68'A
10)
33%
1.25
class
3,200
15,200
"
22
5
___—
10
13
Jan
Montana
99
76
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
1
69 %
99
:
1,100
18%
78
34
__]0
Corp
Montgomery
15 % Sep
Sep
series
Machine
46% Apr 27
22% May
4
32 % Oct
28
RR
Inc
B
76
com__No par
A
100
Fuel
Industries
Monsanto
3
30% Jan
River
RR
68%
68%
100
1
preferred
Class
14 V,
77'%
1
preferred
Co
14
14
*18'/a
77%
22
Light__-.No
Pacific RR class
4
Mojud
99
100
23»/a
19%
76%
33%
Corp
preferred
Missouri
30
3
40
40% Oct
27
42% Mar
&
Missoun-Kan-Tex
23
22% July 20
11
17% Jun
23%
23%
xl9%
*21 V.
Development Co
14
21% Feb
23% Dec
16% Mar 14
44% Mar 14
Power
Maid
Mar 23
19% Oct
23%
4
25
Paper
Corp
22
18% Jan
100
Ontario
Mission
5
21% Apr *25
3
5,400
2.50
preferred
conv
Mission
47% May 14
1
18% Jan
31%
'
preferred
&
Minute
3
Jan;
Jan
38% Oct
31
13 %
1
common
30
19
4.20%
3
Co
40% July 24
49% Apr
3 % %
Z2
Moline
1st
81.50
88
42% Apr
Mohasco
oep
31 J/4
*99
29
38% Jan
30%
99
20
14
i"
31
6b%
20
11
AVJ.lt
25% Oct
6
30%
65 'A
Feb
15
1,100
*98 Va
Feb
52% July
33%
No par
88
32% Feb
*33
76%
3
100
33'A
67
84
•
33 «/4
67
2
1,400 y
134
34
06'
Apr
134
33 %
No par
No par
Reg.1.50
Mining & Mfg com
preferred
134
34'A
Minn
76
6
134
23%
3
2
135
20
2
23% Jan
135
75%
24% Jan
2
40% Aug
135
34 V.
23%
Oct
16
135
34%
20
67% Oct
7 %
135
34 Va
76%
105
1
60
1,800
45'/a
20%
18% Oct
15
69
45'/a
75% May 10
26
Sep"l4
6,600
68
45
23%
20% Aug
15%
79% Sep
83 % Dec
29'A
67%
44%
%
5
6
28%
66 Vb
45 Vb
19%
81% Jan
9
29
b6%
%
75%
5
Feb
28'A
%
44
23
17% Jan
Jan
28'A
66
20V.
36'% Aug
54
27%
66 '/h
76 Va
Marie
Shares
27%
23%
Paul & S S
the Week
Oct. 12
44%
75%
3
49
135
10
Friday
Oct. 11
%
66
20
13
Oct
100
Corp
27%
far
Sales
Thursday
*44 %
23%
25
55
44%
Minneapolis-Honeywell
10'/a Sep
35% Apr
bb%
44'/a
Minn St
30% Jun
7
27%
66%
0
30%
29% Jan
100% Jun
27 V.
5
30 %
5
30
83% July
32% Dec
6
10
31 %
21% Aug 12
17
Aug 10
8% Jan
FBIOKI
Oct. 10
90'% July 26
23
22
Inc
common
preferred
Oil
8AL1
Wednesday
'
Inc—_
Prod
HIGH
Oct. 9
25% July 17
2
31
Utilities
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 8
31
28
22% Jan
Monday
Par
Minerals & Chern Corp of Amer
1
Minneap <fc St Louis Ry_
__No par
9
30% Jun
33% Oct
1st
Miowest
10
36% Jan
1
26
15
Aug
South
RECORD
22% May 14
8
Jun
3
Jan
40
20
35
15
STOCK
9
26
46% Jan
54% Nov 21
YORK
May 28
26% Sep
9
Dec
70
STOCK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
7
35% Mar
18
19
25
24% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
37'% Jan
29% Oct
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
fcanft for Prtrlan
Year 1958
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
24'/a
6,100
24'/«
33%
200
5,900
v
34
1,100
'
,
'
-
1,600
"
600
15%
*44
40%
40 %
<10'/4 V
40%
40 Va
40'A
40J/a
40 'A
41
2,800
32%
"
32#
32 V8;:
32 »A
32'A
32
32'A
32'A
32'%
1,300
*5
45
44
44
*44
4 5 J/2
200
135
135
135
135
134
45%
*45
46
135%
135
135
|
V
N
Jan
148
May 1«
Nashville
16% May 28
22
July 16
Naico
Jan
23
82
July 25
National Acme
Feb
17
29% Jun
114% Nov
9
128
Sep
21
118
Jan
6
70
Dec
14
62
27"% July 25
23
47
20% Mar 14
-24
29
Jun
27
Chatt & 8t
National
16% Mar 19
29
20 % Oct
31
12
33% May 16
37% Nov 10
46% Nov
23
35% Jun
8
42 Va Apr
18
34% Sep
20
39% Jan
24
National
Sep
20
173% Sep
45% Mar
Jun
183
6
160
2
179
Jan
National
30
7%
Aviation
17% Jan
28
11% May 24
15% Aug
17
National
Can
11
47
Feb
16
34 Va Feb
13
59
July 20
National
Cash
21% Sep
18% Sep
26
26% May 10
20
Apr
11
26 % May 14
National
27
24
Jan
10
20
Feb
10
33 Va Aug
37% Jan
18
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
6
23 % Jan
3
20% Feb
10
29% Oct
11
9
97% Oct
12
101% Aug
28
July 29
18% Jun
20
5
22
45% Jan
23
61% Apr
5
100% Sep
12
105% Feb
76% Jan
23
123% Aug
9
175
Aug 29
183
July 22
160
147
Mar
5
Oct
_
156
Jan
4
135 % Oct
11% Jun
21
14
Feb
23
1J % Jan
31
38% Dec
29
32 % Feb
179
5
23% Jan
14
9
16 % Apr
21
1
Jan
25
33% Jan
4
58
38% Jan
g
97% Feb
Mar
4
77% Sep
14
42% Mar 25
21
8
31
7%
20
77% Aug 17
39
National
28
25%
26'/b
26
26
25%
25%
3,800
Inc_I_l
20
Sep
Aue
10
National
15
85% Oct
11
101% Feb
Gas
20
Shares
4 '/c
-10
Oct
10
12% Oct
11
Nat U
Radiator
13
17
19
5% July 18
Jan
19
15% Apr
12
13% May 28
15% Jan
20
17% July
5
14 %
Sep
33'/a May
4
90% Mar 16
37% Mar
8
33
May 10
39
Va July 30
9
87
Oct
10
96
Mar 13
4
16 % Apr
26
5
101
19
20% Feb
17
Mar 15
82% Dec
75
Jan
Oct
10
20
125 Va May
Feb
10
21
16
6
72
Sep
41% Jan
7
78% Mar 30
50
7
33
96
Oct
31% Jan
5
Nelii
81 % Feb
in
HI" 1
Co
Co__
1
_I
Inc
Newoerry Co
New
6
14
8
Jun~29
80 % May 16
103
90
Mar 10
102% Jun
30
Jun
15
610
Sep
15
400
137
*137
139
12'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,200
45
45%
45%
46%
46'A
47%
6,500
19
19
18 Va.
69
34%
34%
34 V«
34'%.
81%
83%
84'A
85'%
84 »A
85'A
99%
99%
*99%
100'%
*99%
100%
"
38%
39^4
39'A
39'A
38%
7'A
7%
7%
7%
7%
7'%
7'A
7%
13%
13%
40
39%
/
6%
*14'A
14%
1
,
12 %
12'/a
12%
13%
14
14'A
14'%
*14%
14%
70)
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63,4
2,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14'%
14%
14 'A
14'A
*14'A
14%
14'%
14'%
14'%
14 %
400
3d'A
34'%
34%
2,000
87
34%
34%
90
87
87
87
17%
17
90%
108
109 %
21
*73
76
July 25
Jan
Jan
N Y
14% Oct
30
64% Jan
21% Jun
2
25% Apr
18
19
Jun
21
23
45
Sep
8
37
Jun
14
39% Mar 27
91V. Mar
8
97
Nov
14
Oct
12
94
30
5
36 V.
July 27
2^% Jun
11
34% Feb
7
87
Nov
2
85 Va Feb
21
New
N
100
Mar 14
18% Jun
7
72
Oct
9
78% Oct
Va Jan
3
84
Sep
103% Apr
20% Jun
14
91
Aug
22
38% Jun
22
18% May 25
33% Jan
5
27% Ma-r 24
48 V. Jan
83
6
617a Sep
26% Feb
Aug. 23
13 % Jan
6
85% Jan
27
July 14
60 Va Jan
24% Oct
12
1
16 Va Jan
16
46% Apr
111% Dec
20
8
79
41
104
Jbly 23
May 8
Sep 19
35'4 Oct
1
$3.75
Jan
Aug 16
13
26 V. Feb
Norfolk
7
88
111
45
16
Jan
86
Sep 27
100% Feb
18 V. Sep
8
9
92% May
103 V»
103
21
16% Oct
9
78
May 11
92
Jagi
4
99% Aug 29
103% Apr 20
22% Sep "26
16% Jan
6
ir% Jan~lo
26% Jun
25% Nov
1
39 V. Jun
31% Feb
1
54
93
7
Sep
July
91V. Oct
97
Dec
Sep
May
21 V» Jun
14
1
25
27
5
18 V. Aug
91
103
Feb
&
$4.08
102% Jan
5
Oct
19% Jan
3
20% Oct
28% Jan
6
47% Jan
63%
.July 23
67%
26
26 %
38%
38 VB
39
38 VB
38%
38%
39
28%
28 Vb
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
76%
76%
*77
76%
,
*77
78
,6.300
3,200
29,600
6,600
300
78
77
76%
*105%
108
•105%
108
*105%
108
*105%
108
*105%
108
*351
450
-351
450
*351
450
*351
450
*351
450
*76%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
16Va
21,700
38 %
38 Vb
38 %
38%
40%
6,700
1
*22%
23
22
22%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
100
;
5
2
Aviation
Capital
Cofp
1
Co
1
..
,
Co
50'-
:
10
com
preferred
100
Pacific Ry
5
*22%
23
preferred
preferred
preferred
75
80
86
95
60
30 VB
*74
*22
23
*22
23
series
;
series
500
77
33
30%
300
83
30 Vs
13,800
100
77
*74
"
79
79
80
*79
85
85
84%
84%
*84
86
*92
95
*92
95
18%
70
94
94
19%
19%
19%*
4,800
38%
37%
38
37%
37%
1,400
^0V»
24%
42%
41 Vb
23%
24Va
23%
*79
46%
79 Va
79
47%
46%
47%
106%
106%
37%
*24%,
70 %
-5,400
24%.
24%
.'*24%:
41%
41
23%
23 V8
*79
79
*
v
46%
*106%
69%
70
69%
70%
24%
24%
24%
24 V.
200
•42%
69%
70 Vb
69%
30
95 Va
19%
*
'41%
190
*93%
19%
*37%
38%
*24%
*79
18%
7
19%
*37%
107
700
80
86
42 VB
43V.
41%
42%
27,000
24%
24%
25%
24%
24%
16,700
;
30
"
*79
-79%
46%
47 VB
107
".
107
'
79%
47'A
107
*79
■
79%
46%
47
'106%
108
36%
38
20,200
17
7,000
10,000
V
190
"
36%
36%
37%
37%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
79%
79%
*78%
80%
100
*93
100
*91
series
ion
series
100
Inc
""
30 %
80
80'A
94%
£6%
91%
97
23%
preferred
Pharmacal Co
86
3,700
37%
80
16 %
preferred
preferred
30
*74
77
37%
*85
38%
37%
*83
30% '
37Va
...
.19%
107
30 VB
*74
77
37%
86
*83
86
30%
78 %
$4.11
4.6%
30%
5
$4.16
Norwich
84
75
_100
series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines
*84
84
30'/8
*85
*92
19%
*38%
3 7'/a
36%
37%
(Minn)—
Common
$3.60
9
7
66%
28
3d Vb
-
Northern States Pwr Co
101% Jan
30
66'/2
27%
15%
Corp
Gas
$4.10
13
66'A
28
38%
Ry common—25 *
preferred
—25
Ry
3
99% July 25
76
66%
27 %
14%
100
Central
Jan
29 Va Jan
*73
76
65%
*
36%
100
Natural
Northern
7
1,300
*73
76
£0
16%
Western
American
5%%
21
21
39%
100
Northern
Apr
ZU74
15
;
Northern
Jun
1,800
fci •,«
*u3A
38%
preferred
preferred
preferred
'Northeast
Jan
'
99 V* Mar 23
Shipbuilding
Adjustment
North
50% Aug
109
100
Niagara Share Corp__
•'Nopco Chemical Co
49% Sep
25 Va Oct
10
*T-5
*107%
Co—
A
preferred
4.10%
Aor
17%
90
No par
series
'.
73% July 18
-
Hartford
&
No par
York
3.90%
1.
50
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
2,40% preferred
—100
22 Va
4
1
19% July 27
91% May
4
3
39'/a Jun
108 V.
23
5
43
,
No par
28%
9,900
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
3.60%
103
8
No par
Co
Common:
Feb
91
RR
New Haven
98 V. Jan
5
20
39% Oct
25
Mar
common
preferred
Common
Preferred 5 %
26
Sep
Dock
Harlem
15
38'%
17
109%
20%
*73
76
130
89
*87
nv*
300
*°5
109%
20%
.
109
87
87
108%
21
107
36% Oct
92 % May
17 Vb
17%
17
*87
21%
21
J
35
17 Va
108 V2
,
>
34%
90%
*87
1
-
109 %
17
pfd_100
Co
2,200
12
6Va
500
Louis
12%
12
12 %
13%
14 %
14%
No par
8,900
"
*14%
10
100
10,600
7%
6%
*87
4%
7'A
13%
89
Co
38
38
39
12 Va
7
6
18
700
14,900
82%
26
22
1,500
8,200
34%
100'%
Sep
Jun
19
69%
34%
81'A
36
Brake
non-cum
18%
69'%
34'%
*99%
July 24
&
19
70
82%
88
Central
York
,
100%
94% Jan
Y
19
69 'A
34%
18%
34%
81%
28 %
71% Apr
101
,
1
69 3A
34%
69%
11
39
13
18%
69
19
69%
*35
<fc St
60
12'A
39
28%
$5
139
137
12'A
45%
38 Vs
N
*137
137
480
12 Va
11
New
162
Va
45
27%
9
14,200
162
*135'%
66 VB
17
10
109'A
12%
27%
Jan
101 3/4
108%
45
66
91
100%
106'%
163
28
Chicago
11,500
101%
104'A
*161
66%
Y
47%
47'A
*100%
161
27%
N
47
47'A
161
66
33% May 18
47%
600
6,200
'
101%
46 3A
* 100%
161'%
*73
York
19%
*160
.100
preferred —
New
19'A
4,500
98'A
19%
1,100
29'A
97'A
103 V*.
5
3
•
29
101
1
18
93% Jan
33,500
-
99
102'%
100
13
87% Mar 11
22%
47%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
440
1
23%
19%
■
-
101% ;
New York Air
Oct
Jan
23.
19%
20
Oct
82% July
11,500
19'%
30
57
Oct
5,100
38%
22%
19%
68% Sep
12
28
38
30'/a
38%
29 Vb
33% Apr
47 »/4 Jun
35% Sep
49% July 27
29'%
38%
23
1
_
Corp
Industries common
4%%
29%
28%
76
22
21'A
38%
22 Vb
26% Sep
Dec
21 'A
29'%
38'%
*97'%
1
England Electric System
Newport
21
21
21%
29 V4
98%
34
New Jersey Pr & Lt
Newmont Mining
7
5,400
37%
28%
common—No par
(J J)
preferred
3%%
14.300
28%
2 8'A
19'/a
70
15 'A
48%
21'A
.
98
1
I_IIIIIII""
Bros
-
14%
48 Va
15
49'%
99'%
—1
.
Corp
Neisner
14%
48'%
28%
69 Va
com_.-10
Vulcanized Fibre
3
14%
48%
'
Natomas Co
24% Aug 24
May 28
23'/a Jan
s
National
5
17% Mar 19
88% Jan
2
104% Sep
1
15
17% Sep
97 Va Feb
87
Feb
18
Mar ks9
8 'A Mar
14%
162
*99'%
12% Feb
18
162
12 Vb
-10
Theatres Inc
14% Feb
163'%
3,000
45
No par
(The) Pa
Tea
10% Apr
*162
162
23 V8
19%
19%
No par
preferred
National
3
11,200
23'A
135%
National
16
1,100
35%
28%
135%
3
6% Dec
39%
35
99%
160
Steel
14
39'A
28%
160
.100
13 Va
35%
99
101%
13
July
*97 V2
103%
Jan
16 % Feb
23
'28%
102 'A
9'A Apr
69% Jan
23
5
47 Va
2
93
5
100
13%
39'%
14'A
38'A
*100%
17
Mar
37 %
48%
7 % Oct
18
38
13%
39%
-
48'%
29
37»/2
%
21%
29
j 01 %
37% Sep
18
21'A
29 Va
47'%
9
15% Oct
21%
28%
5
common
18
35
13%
35'%
162
48%
21%
1
101%
25
% Dec
48%
_____1
5
12% Jun
97
14%
48 Ve
14%
common...—1
58% Nov
11% Jan
'
163
14%
common
6
48
163
163%
"161
48
Co____
30
11
35'%
39'%
35 Ve
39'A
35 '/a
Stores—
8% Dec
13
39 'A
35%
1951.
37% Jan
12
38%
35%
Co
Corp
13%
391/4
13%
38%
5
Corp.
Sugar Ref Co
26
26
___10
No par
Co
National Supply
*13%
13%
13%
*17%
'
5
Prod
Gypsum Co
Lead
National
17
97% Sep
26
6% preferred B
.100
National Linen Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast-No
par
4
47% July 25
20
47% Jan
400
25%
preferred A
Jan
2
73%
$4.50 preferred
Mar 12
14% Sep
Fuel
National
16% Jan
29
51% Dec
10J% May
Jan
153
23
73'%
Inc
Department
National
33% Sep
64
Lines
pfd series of
National
23
28
106
73
10
Distillers
4%%
13
Dec
59% Sep
25
City
National
21% Mar 12
90% Nov
45% Mar 14
*17%
73
Register
National
28% May
100% Aug
54% Jan
18
73
Corp
Cylinder Gas
10
102% Jan
18
*71%
Dairy Products
11
22 %
*17'%
100
National
Mar 21
27
17%
.71%
Fibres
National
Oct
300
17%
71%
common
7
19
230
134%
17%
72%
Corp
42% Aug 14
25 % Jun 27
93
'
17%
72%
preferred A
11
16% Jan
134 %
_
Automotive
10% Oct
21 Va Mar 19
"
IIIIIIIl
"j
Biscuit Co
33% Oct
19% Sep
100
5
Co
Airlines'
National
1
15% Dec
Louis
Corp
common
91 %
*93%
10
23%
14%
25
22%
1
2.50
51
.
94
*91
92 Va
*93%
23%
16 V.
16%
16%
79%
80 Va
*79%
80%
160
95
*93%
95
150
94
*93%
95
*93%
96%
*91
96%
*91
96 Va
*91
96%
92%
92
92
*91%
92 Va
*91%
92%
93 Va
97
*93%
97
*93%
24%
25%
97
24%
*
24%
14%
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
22%
51%
22%
22%
*22%
23
*22'A
51
51%
50%
51
51%
25%
24%
14%
15
23
22%
22 %
51%
51%
52
14 V.
70
97
24%
39,600
6,600
400
2,100
Volume
Number 5577
184
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1597)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Bu|« for Pr«Tl«Ba
Year 1956
U**t
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Levest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
43 Va Jan
6
52% Aug
3
49 Va Jan
10
105 % Sep
20
110% Sep
30
101% Sep
27
110'A Jan
4
4.40%
95 Va Jan
20
100 % Apr
22
86% Sep
28
100
Jan
5
3.90%
15
100
Jan
14
102
Aug 15
110
Jan
11
4.56%
109
Aug
3
100
Aug 24
109% Feb
10
Nov
105% Sep
27
16 % July
5
85
Aug 24
30% Sep
26
39
Jun
-31% Jan
28
40 %
18% Jan
100
20
Jan
26
47 Va
23
4
34 Va Jan .10
19% May 17
103% May 13
25 % Apr 25
19
21% Sep
20
91
33% Jan
Sep 21
18% Oct
Ohio
58% Aug 13
Jun
10
18
Apr
3
104
Jun
5%
Oil
4%
preferred
26
13% Jan
6
94% Jan
10
135
51% Jan
23
62% Aug
2
4
130'A Aug
2
Conv preference
18% Sep
112% Sep
17% Jan
9
107% Jan
9
6
19
99
16
Jan
57
Nov
Feb
17
9% Oct
4
14
40 % Feb
3
50% July 26
64% Aug 10
2
* Jan
14
77
.
Oliver
4%%
Otis
Elevator
Overland Corp
Fiberglas
81
Sep
24
Jan
27
Oct
10
18
96
12% Mar 10
105% Sep
Outlet Co
Owens-Illinois
4%
18
51% May
102% Jan
13
16% Oct
5
$5
9% Jan
10
12
27% Aug 13
23% Feb
10
28 Va
Aug 13
32% Oct
1
40
Jan
16
Pacific
Oct
2
53% Mar 28
Pacific
Gas
47
37% Jan
6
37% Jan
25
128% Jan
7
148% Aug 24
122% Sep 28
142% Mar 10
152% Aug 22
135
152'A Feb
42
Aug
56
Dec
36% Oct
1
33% Oct
5
15
1
Sep
Amer
Fisheries
Coast
Co
12
Pacific
12
Pacific
Mills
Pacific
Telep
9
Pacific
12
Jan
5
6% Oct
5
22
Jun
2
16 Va Jan
27
21% Mar 20
12
88
Apr
18
74
Jan
10
104% July 17
98 % May 17
104
Jan
3
94
Oct
12
103
Jan
6
44% Jun
3
30 % Oct
1
36% Jan
3
Aug 27
39'A Apr
18
Mar
9
6
29
47% May 5
51 % Apr 12
9
29
40% Jan
Pan
Tin
4%
6
27
4% May
4% Jan
7% Jan
^
5
57 % Apr
30% Jan
9
17% Apr
2
Parker
25
Patino
6% Mar 12
6
26
14% Jun
25
21% Sep
26
37
21
14
46 Va Jun
20
55% Aug 10
8
37% Jan
3
41% Mar 12
Peninsular
22% Dec
27
25% Jan
6
29% Feb
24
27% July 28
29% May
Jan
11
5%
24% Mar 26
$1
23
29'A Jan
13
$1.32
11
28% Mar 27
$1.30
Oct
6
81% Oct
2
23
30'A Jan
23
101
Jan
9
9
14% Dec
13
15% Dec
13'A Oct
1
May 4
41% Mar 14
28
49 % Feb
29
49% Dec
5
44% Sep
28
20
112% Mar
2
44
Jun
58
2
Jun
6
Nov
18
Pennroad
5
Penna
3
Penn
94% Sep 20
22% Oct
1
44% Oct
28
53
Jun
16
45% Jan
23
11
12% Jun
27
19% Jan
13
16
21 V2 Jun
27
31 Va Jan
13
July 21
32% Oct
1
35% Feb
6
17% Oct
28
29
Oct
14
22% Apr
33 % Sep
33
Dec
21
38
146
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
17% Mar 14
Feb
Mar
4
147
Jan
26
168
Nov
3
64
Sep
12
96
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
29
Mar 29
66% Sep
Aug
Sep
2
106% Jan
29
6% Nov 22
36% Jan
6
102% Dec
II
13
48
Jan
Corp
6
9
31
96% Oct
Pennsylvania
Penn-Texas
$1.60
Peoria
3
5
6
17
36% Jun
May 26
6
12% Jan
19
Oct
2
102
Feb
9
106
Jan
10
109% Jan
Jan
23
26% Sep
16
86% Dec
28
Jan
4
Oct
11
91
Feb
37% Feb
21
48% Sep
19
39 % Oct
1
47
14
93
Dec
16
41
Sep
28
6
92
Dec
30
80
Sep
24
82% July
97
67
91
95% May 13
5
16
29
8
99% Mar 14
1
55% Aug
6
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
18
46'A Jan
61
Dec
.5
41% Sep
26
59 % Jan
3
104% Feb
6
100% July
33% Jan
6
14
Oct
9
Feb
3
May
89
102
6
52% Jun
16
45
Jan
3
17
30'A Sep
20
22% Feb
9
28 Va
84% Jan
13
Jan
6
97% Aug 25
100% Sep
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
21% Dec
31
162% Aug 31
28% Sep
16% Jun
8
152% Sep
28
163% Jan
16
149 % Oct
12
170
Jan
23
22
37% Feb
13
74
10
22% May 17
76VS- Mar 11
Mar 14
25% Jan
24% Feb
9
84% July 28
78% Oct
10
96
29
84
Sep
27
35 % Apr
4
27
19
8
Jan
23
38% Aug
21% Jan
31
23% Mar 23
Oct
10
55
Aug
10
8 % Sep
28
10% May
2
22
48
9
Oct~26
69% Dec
15
37% Feb
2
36% Nov
15
12% Jan
81
47
3
May 19
Nov 23
67% Aug 28
39% Oct
9
74
May
20
1
84
Mar 21
25 Vs Feb
11
24% Mar 15
28
89% Jan
6
27
Aug
5
26% Oct
27
112% Nov
15
125% Sep
14
28% Jan
3
34% Nov
16
29 V8 Jan
19% Mar
100% Feb
18
7
16
33% Apr
104
Jun
105% July
36% May 11
49% July 25
40 %
July 24
77
Aug 20
88 % Mar 29
24
Aug 14
26 Va Jan
23
Sep
6
109% Oct
10
32
Oct
1
30
26 Va Mar 14
120
July 25
35% Mar
8
12
11%
12
11%
11%'
30
30
30
30
*29'%
30
1,000
49%
50
50
50
50
*49%
50%
No par
38%
38%
*38 Va
38 3%
38%
217/a
*27%
*26
27%
*26
27
26
27
50
83
8 4'A
84
84 Va
84
85
85
85
3,400
1
40'/a
40%
39%
40 Vo
393/4
40%
393A
397%
9,800
13%
13%
13%
13%
137/8
I_1
13%
•
61
500
45%
45'%
45i%
2,200
102%
102 Va
102%
103'A
103 'A
*963/4
45%
45%
100%
101 %
100
*96%
98
98
98
97 3/4
973/4
97%
80
23'/a
23%
22%
23 Va
23
23»A
23
23%
30,700
10
59
5 9'A
58%
59
59%
597%
59%
59'%
3,600
12'A
42%
12%
22,900
45%
102
%
12'A
12 Va
12'/a
22%
23%
23%
23V2
233A
24
♦237%
33%
33%
♦333/a
34
333/4
34
157%
158'A
12%
5
100
159%
160
.100
*64%
68
65
19%
19%
49%
*48%
49%
*483/4
493/4
*48%
493%
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96%
16%
17'A
17 Vb
17%
*17
17%
5
4%
4%
4%
4%
41/4
43/a
4'A
4%
3,500
~49%
48 3A
493/a
48 Va
48'%
19,j00
97
97
97
170
64%
64
65
18,700
,
48%
64%
No par
643A
105
100
*95
37%
37%
22'A
106
91
24
23%
18%
*67%
41%
5
67 Va
42
40%
Inc
!
41
9,500
99 %
49
49%
*98
85
81
81
14
*13'%
♦98
100
14
991%
99%
99%
50%
49%
11
*9%
11
*9%
11
*9%
11
*9%
11
43%
43%
43
43%
43 Va
43%
43
43%
43'%
43%
91
89
90
*91
92 »/2
92%
30
56
56%
56
56%
55 Va
56>A
57»A
57%
571/4
57%
2,100
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24'A
24%
24'A
24%
243%
243A
3,100
*89
No par
Infc
2
Co com
10
49%
V
92
*90
-
49'A
*91
33,400
49'%
~
4,800
*90
93
*90
93
*90
93
*90
93
♦90
93
*92
95
94
94
*92%
95
*92'A
95'A
*92
947%
100
.1
41
42
42
42 Va
41'A
41%
42
42'%
42%
42'%
7,900
17%
17'A
17%
17'A
17%;.
17%
173/4
*17'%
17%
2,200
100
17%
•150%
♦150%
156
156
156
♦1503/4
156
•150%
150
*150 3/4
*1491/4
150
149 'A
s
150
150%
150
150
*58%
150
59
59
83 'A
2.50
58%
59 %
10
85%
86 %
85'A
86%
1
Glass Co
Virginia.
pfd
& Ash
50'A
No par
(conv)
Coal Co
W'est
49'A
No par
preferred
8%
8%
8'A
8'A
100
100
*25%
*135
30 'A
26'A
150
29%
26
26
♦135
150
156
149 'A
110
59%
59%
60%
597%
60
3,500
84
833A*
841%
833A
83%
4,700
8%
8Va
8'A
8'%
8'A
4,400
"
30%
30 3A
31'A
303/4
31 Va
7,500
8 Va
2 5 7/a
*135
30
79 %
*78
79%
84%
84'%
*83
85
600
26
26
26
26
26
600
150
♦135
150
*135
150
♦78
56'%
21,000
54
53%
54%
54
55%
55%
56 3%
55%
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
1,300
34%
33%
34
33%
34
34'/a
34%
34%
343A
2,200
5
34
30
30 V«
29
29%
29
30
30 3%
30'%
30'A
4,200
10
30
22'/a
22'A
22 Va
22'A
22
22%
22
5,300
10
49
43%
48%
49%
48
49
8%
8%
8%
1
:.
Oil Co.
Power
Co
Gamble
Industries
52%
2.50
(The)
2
Inc common-_o
8%
Co
preferred
39%
40
40%
40
*40 V2
37%
El
Sc
Gas
100
►110
80
23%
36
%
*78 Va
*23%
40
*39
*40
40%
110
4,400
41
36 '/a
37%
37
3,800
80
80
*80
82
♦80
82
30
24
'*23%
24
*23%
24
24
*23%
367/a
37 Vb
23%
36'%
*22'A
23%
23%
♦22V4
23%
*22'A
231/2
*22 »/4
113'A
110«A
110 »/4
109%
109%
♦109'/2
112
•109%
32%
32 7/8
32%
32 7/«
323A
33
32'%
6,500
32%
32'%
32%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 3%
28%
3,300
28 Va
92%
.
*22'A
96
*93
98
98
♦96
25%
26 Va
25%
65
65%
64%
65 Va
64%
40%
40
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
'The)
41
40'%
69
80
93
Inc
407%
*68'/a
37%
♦93
div
69
common.No par
preferred
preferred
4,600
*68Va
393$
37'A
*23'A
9,600
8%
X39 %
10
100
25
25
preferred
48'%
8 3%
68%
43%
♦78
22'%
48'A
8%
68
43%
Indiana—No par
217%
48 %
8%
69
*38%
of
22'%
48'A
8%
*68%
♦68%
issued
Serv
8%
69
No par
preferred
cum
Oil
407%
•78
25
common
Public Serv Co of Colorado
Pure
210
41%
*9%
*92%
5
11,400
67
50
100
51% Apr
8,700
19
67
*98
100
4
26
18%
5
;
preference com__No par
37% Jan
247%
187%
67
81
99 %
preferred
24.
243A
18%
*77%
*98
preferred
11
50
67
_.*13 %
*13%
*98
1,120
1053/4
14
*77%
14
14
105%
106%
81
81
81
*13%
300
85
*13%
*78%
1
98 3A
♦78
85
4.08 %
page
Va
42
*77%
100
98
,
40 3A
18%
*78
100
98
24
24
85
85
91'%
♦105%
*78
*79
130
♦90
105'A
68
400
22%
90
*96 Va
18 %
6,400
37%
106'% *
90
97%
*67
68
41 Va
70
42%
91%
233/4
19
37%
*21%
•105%
105
105'A
24
19'A
22%
1,200
17
17
105
97%
105
105
*21%
106
*90
97 V2
373/a
37%
22%
*22
106%
19
100
371/a
371/u
22 VB
24
1
3
63%
*104Va
22%
22%
105
100
95
63%
37'A
37 Va
No par
95
65%
*95
48 Va
97
48%
1
100
common
Electric
4.30%
14,000
1
Co
Pullman
20
19%
4.18%
3
19'%
*94%
15
15
29% July 25
19%
*48%
16
74% Jan
300
No par
10
106% Feb
65
19%
Feb
1
700
643A
20 Va
32% Jan
1
200
65
*64%
65
2,800
157
157
158
158
.
104
3
310
24
33%
33%
103% Feb
Oct
12%
10
12
62% Oct
♦61
100
18
97
16,200
14
62%
45%
62
No par
com
12.50
Inc
$1.40
133/4
45%
*61
62
*61
61
100
Serv
28
*26
*21%
28
Young
4.16 %
217/a
*27%
22
*27%
5
Plate
Co
4.20%
*21%
26
*21%
28
Sc
Pub
700
1,600
39
28
22
♦27%
Pittsburgh
4.32 %
4
383A
*21%
Pittsburgh
3%%
38%
I25
18
22% Jan
11%
*29%
50
Oct
28
see
11%
30 Va
Sep
27
41% Apr
11%
30
50
5
Sep
21
footnotes
11%
25
*83%
Public
300
1,600
2,500
7,600
3%
92
74% Dec
11
3%
92
24% Nov
For
3%
3%
2 8 Va
9
Oct
37/a
1
5
27
32
3%
3%
16
8
22
Nov
3%
15%
7
23 Va Dec
105
15%
16 %
16
28%
103% Nov
56% May
25'A
15%
♦153%
84'A
When
43% Jun
*24'%
15%
84
$4.75
10,000
433A
247/a
84
PuoiicXer
8,300
44
44%
84
Sc
20
15%
85
Sc
41%
247/a
783/4
Potomac
*32
i437/a
78'A
Procter
41%
.
24 7/a
81
Poor
32'%
44Va
30
Plymouth
94
32
24%
Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
Plough
6
*32
*79
20
Dec
41%
81
16
24% Sep
41%
*32
30
25
25
41%
♦79
13
5
*32
92%
94
44%
(conv)
preferred
Pittston
19'A Mar 15
1
92
32'A
31%
10
1
4,300
94%
97
*94
100
11
19% Jan
32
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class
5%% 1st series prior pfd.
Feb
40'A Anr
95
31 Va
30
56% Oct
35% May 14
23
99%
31'A
93
93'%
*97%
31 %
95
43%
Metallurgical Inc.
13
23,200
*24'/a
Pittsburgh Screw Sc Bolt
24
4,900
17%
100
Mills
Pittsburgh
67/B
17%
7
24%
Hosiery
Pitts
36% Jan
30% Jan
94'A
99%
31
80
67%
18%
44%
guaranteed preferred
153 Va Jan
35% Mar 18
138'%
94
No par
Petroleum
Ft
7
6
138'%
*97%
Pittsburgh
3
29% Jan
138%
24%
common
convertible
19
Apr
*138Va
100
Consolidation
Jun
Jun
138'A
44%
preferred series A
$4.80
40'A Dec
155
1383/4
40
Coke Sc Chem
153% Dec
24% Aug 28
138%
92
preferred
25
Jan
1,240
139'A
►138%
*34
35
_i
preferred
Corp
7%
12
84% Apr
92% Apr
125%
*104%
Pitts
10
8% Sep
400
12"5%
106 Va
24% Mar 14
150
6
July 26
10
34'A
1257/a
96 %
9
96% Apr
Jan
6% Feb
34'A
125%
*89%
3
67% May
23
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
35V2
1253A
97%
Pitts
20 % July 27
8
92 % Sep
*34 Vs
1253A
63A
Corp
37
34>/8
125%
90%
$5
41% Dec
3
4,200
37%
37%
37 Va
37
200
35%
97%
Pitts
16
37'A
36%
37
900
125%
125
173/4
common
Co
Pltney-Bowes
166% Aug 12
10
5,800
6%
Mfg Co
$4 preferred
1
173
Jun
50
*89%
10
Apr
49%
100
Apr
4
47% July 16
3
13
493/a
100
Pillsbury
100
Jan
93
49
preferred
Phoenix
July 25
Mar 14
6% Oct
85
96
89% May 21
32% Feb
20
49
17%
preferred
Phillips
2
70% May
21 % Jan
48 %
preferred
5 %
Dec
96
48%
6%
Phillips Jones Corp com
46 % Oct
30
1,800
17%
Philip Morrfs Inc common—
4% preferred
3.9% series preferred
13% Apr
100
10% Dec
34'A
6%
Sc Co Inc common
Electric
3%%
3
Mar
15% Jan
34'A
17%
common
(Chas)
Philco
94% Mar 12
12% May 25
34%
6%
Phila Sc Reading Corp
July 11
85% Jun
34'A
33 VaS
Co
4.68%
36% Mar 13
17
343/a
4.3%
19
10
105% Oct
22
33%
3.8%
10
18% Oct
Mar 30
Dec
33%
17%
$1 conv preference com
4
89
25
6%
Corp of Amer
Brewing Co
4.4%
24'A
25
50
Phila
13
24
14%
24
25%
1
4% 2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
26 Va Mar 14
15,700
14%
24
25%
17%
Corp
12
112% Jan
14'%
14%
24
1
(The)
17
Apr
70
14'%
Inc____l
Corp
Corp
Pfizer
107
1,000
•95
26
48%
preferred
Pfeiffer
35,200
97%
97%
•95
24
34
Petroleum
12
96% Oct
2
1
Milk
% %
96'/a
25
40 % Mar 23
10
104% July 30
43% Jun
31
4
96
No par
76% Mar 19
24
III
Pet
1
50% Sep
19
21% Sep
7
19
3
Mar
7 Ve Mar 12
4
July 25
Jan
98»%
26 Va
33%
Pepsi-Cola Co
54
23
102% May
107% Apr
108
Oct
26% May 18
43'/a
*25%
Sc Eastern Ry Co
105
17,100
43%
23%
26
"
Corp
1
65%
104«/2
43%
43%
43%
133/4
22 Va
36%
65 »A
104 »/a
437/8
104
104'A
43%
13
15%
48%
66'A
104%
65%
65%
64'A
104
3,000
23
14%
22%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
15
66
*25%
preferred
1
93 Va Oct
64%
*34 Va
common
Salt
3
37% Fen
26% Mar
11
62
*96%
series preferred
Oct
54% Jan
115% Apr
102% Oct
83
96%
preferred
Light
preferred
July
May 25
43
Jun
110% Jan
30
96%
common
Sand
4'A Sep
4
104
3,700
;
50
2.50
&
18% Oct
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
6
37% Jan
24
50
Jan
4,200
•84
25
Glass
Power
94
22% Apr
400
71%
65%
Co
Cement
47
5
16%
71 »/4
71
104'A
Co
16% Jun
48% Nov
102
•16%
72
Pennsylvania RR
6
Jan
85
16%
71%
721/4
common.100
4.40%
13
28
•84
16%
71%
16%
71%
No par
4%%
30% Jun
109
85
16%
85
*16%
preferred
61% Oct
6
25
84%
*84
16%
73
Enterprises
Co
(J C)
48% Jan
7
22
84%
*16%
84
16%
72
25
preferred
16% Jun
4
84
60
No par
prior
Penn-Dixie
Jan
103% July
Oct
60%
1
Distillers
Telep
43% July 11
113 % Apr
108 % Apr
100
42%
60%
preferred
Penney
29% Aug
38
Coal
conv
21% Aug 27
26
106% Dec
Peabody
26% Apr
3
42%
60%
437%
Penick & Ford
27% Mar 17
42%
60'A
...100
Sc.
21
44% Mar
42%
60%
•
85
•84
85
•84
84
No par
Mines
9% Jun
10
42%
6OV4
6 4'A
Transportation
54% Feb
Jun
42%
60%
Corp
Proof
25% Jun
36% Jan
107
Rust
Parmelee
6
10 Va Sep
42'/a
60%
11%
*83%
•
103%
Parke Davis Sc Co
17
8
23
6
Oct
82
4
12 Va Jan
3% Oct
Sep~21
42'%
N0 par
Pictures
8,100
60'%
5
Airways
600
11%
43
.»IlO
Consolidated
11
14% Jan
44
17%
11,200
116
11%
60%
100
Tilford
Sc
54%
54%
•113
11%
11%
43
Inc
Teleg
55'A
115
115
84
43%
preferred
Park
4,900
83%
Panhandle East Pipe L com^.No par
23% Jun
10% Jan
&
54%
54%
115
U'A
104%
Corp
World
Paramount
28 Vb
88%
preferred
Amer
•113'A
115
43'A
———
"
101
2 8'/a
88%
common
Lighting
Jan
16
300
18'A
18 »/4
•98
28 Va
11%
Electric
Sc
Jan
26
T8%
28
11'A
15
Corp
54
6% Nov
53%
54'/a
*113'A
25
40
16% Sep
70 % Oct
8,800
11%
preferred
6%
113
100
Pacific
9
115
1
6.25
Corp
Co
Pacific
142% July 16
6
27'/a
11,500
37'A
11%
common.
Finance
Aug 29
53%
54%
No par
Co
19% Jun
53
547%
38'A
101
*98
28%
28
37%
37'A
*18'A
101
*98
21C
377/8
l31VB
1
preferred
Paper
29
29
101
27%
18'/a
18 VB
18%
*98
27%
*85
70
200
I
18%
86 '/a
100
preferred
5%
27%
„_i
Glass
cumul
Oxford
9
18%
18'%
101
*98
No par
44 Va Jun
44% Mar 15
34% Feb
*18'A
»The)
Owens-Corning
26% Nov 29
Nov
37
6.25
July 23
25% Nov
40
37%
36%
83 %c
July 5
July 11
16 % May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
Jan
86
37'%
36%
Corp
Mar 26
101% Nov
36
86%
36%
367/8
*18%
86
87
37%
a.
Marine
91
35
18%
*18%
36'%
preferred
17
100
102
37
,
95 Va
22
♦100
*100
19
*85
102
60
104%
86'A
common
10
46% May 17
101'%
♦102'A
38%
series__IIoo
1951
16% Sep
26
1
♦99
103'A
86'4
luo
59% May 28
61 % Jan 23
May
101'%
87%
Chemical Corp—
convertible
Outboard
*99
*18'A
70
104
87%
37%
5
Corp
101'%
4,400
50 Va
50
104
88%
103'A
104 %
*85
7.50
71% Dec
Mar 14
94
83% Oct
May 28
*103
18%
50%
105%
38
Gas
16% Dec 20
3
34
22
Sep~20
47
84% Oct
11
33% Feb
31% Jan
22
Natural
Mathleson
50
*87'A
88
104%
18%
Shares
*104
50
104'A
88
*102
19
the Week
Oct. 13
37'%
Common
113% Oct
Oklahoma
104'A
88
104 V4
*18%
Friday
Oct. 11
*99
100
Thursday
com__10
Co
series
3
29% July 16
49%
50
104i%
*87
88
Sales far
FRICE8
Oct. 10
101%
5
•
23% Jan
8
July
49'A
♦102%
No par
Elee
&
Preferred 4.24%
26
49%
103'%
*87
100
_
Gas
49'A
103%
SALE
Wednesday
20
Co
8
64% July
Jan
12
I100
HIGH
Oct. 9
100
IIIIlOO
preferred series A
Ohio
Olln
49% Mar 14
114
common
preferred
Oklahoma
-July 10
19% July 13
97% May 29
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ohio Match Co common
July 17
43
Edison
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 8
Par
4.44%
107
RECORD
STOCKS
100
10
No par
5
40 Va
40%
92%
39%
*92%
111
200
93
70
92
200
98%
100
...*92%
93
93
93
96
*93
96
*93
96
98%
*96%
98%
*96%
98%
*96%
26
•26
26'A
26'A
26%
26'A
26'A
643A
651/4
653/4
65 V4
65%
2,300
2,600
40%
40 Vo
40%
397%
40%
14,000
92
21
22
The Commercial and
(1598)
Financial Chronicle..
.Monday, October 15, 1956
new york stock exchange stock record
if*
Y*ar 1955
-
Uvwt
6
16% Jan
18
•1% Jan
5
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
BlffSert
Tuesday
Oct. 8
common__5
33%
33 %
33%
140%
141 %
33% Apr 19
30Va
30%
30%
55% July 2
88% July 27
37% Oct
1
60% liar 22
Radio Corp of America com
37%
38 Va
Quaker
35% Mat 7
Feb 20
153
Oat*
Co
(The)
33%
*140
Oct. 11
33%
33%
Oct. 12
33%
*140
33%
1,2
30%
3«%
Shares
2.300
33%
*140
3d%
tor
the Week
Friday
Thursday
142
30%
Sale*
PRICES
Oct. 10
3u*/a
May 28
SALE
Wednesday
33%
141%
5
0%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
141 %
30l/e Oct
31
140 % Aug 15
July 15
•
31% Aug
HIGH
Oct. 9
Par
1
154
Mar 15
26% Jan
14
33% Sep
30% Mar 30
148
NEW
Range Sine* Jen. 1
'
HiffhMl
UWNt
STOCKS
/'
f*r Pr*Tl*u
y0
142
30%
l,0u0
38%
30%
37,400
R
47
Feb
32
Sep
26
41% July
26
87% Feb
26
23
59% Apr
12
5
1
44V* Aug
16% Aug
3
13
Sep
13
July 19
19
14
26
Oct
11
29
Jan
5
34% Jan
7
5
42
15
81% Feb
1
Aug 11
38% July 27
37% Sep
4
33% Jan
4
19% Mar 22
27% May 22
20% Jan
11
13
6
18% Aug
3
12% Sep
19
7% Jan
3
11% Feb 14
15% Sep
26
13
21% Aug 25
29% Jan
May
47
Mar
9
9
3
37% Apr
38% Mar
24
33% Sep
8
19% Mar
37% May
44% Jan
14
1
8
15
75%
17V8
17'
17%
No par
57%
57%
1
32%
33
2.50
*13%
Reeves
Reis
19
6% Oct
2
10% Mar 14
Jan
27
18% Mar 14
18% Jan
3
18
30% Apr
64% Apr
43% Jan
3
8% Jan
15V* Jan
16
15
Sep
12% Feb
4
60
Dec
30
67% Feb
16
61
31
May 16
47% Sep
16
28% July 19
Jan
5% Sep
11% Aug 15
5% Mar 14
27
12% Oct
8
13
56
Sep
Apr
10
Oct
60
Sep
14
13
5
57% May
49
Oct
Nov
70
Apr
26
91
May 11
81
i
70
66% Jan
23
34% Jan
10
18% Jun
29
23% Jan
12% Jan
6
17% Sep
9
13 Va July 31
17% Mar 20
26% Sep
27
33% Jun
9
21% J,un
26
28% Apr
40 % Jun
8
28% Jun
25
257
Jan
19
410
100
Jun
17
105% Mar
21
Oct
11
35
13
Apr
11
30% Aug
27
Feb
9
37% Apr
26
30
391
Jan
9
510
4
96
Oct
1
165
Feb
35
1
21% May 26
5Va%
2
Der i
Dec
Apr
2
Jan
16
30% Sep
5
10
4%
-
62'%
62%
62 Va
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
13
*12 %
5jt/2
52i/4
53
52 Va
54
39%
39%
4 J V4
41'A
9%
Trust
6
14% Sep
28
12
Feb
29
44% Dec
29
34
May 28
25
88% Sep
9
79% Jan
23
Jan
18
32% Dec
15
27% Feb
9
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
11
Sep 27
I1
3
29% Oct
1
36V* July 16
38% Apr
6
15 V* Mar
21
97a Oct
5
13% Apr 26
43% July 21
58% Dec
27
50% Feb
14
68% Oct
12
92% Sep
98% Feb
28
86VaSep
12,
97 % Feb
3
146% Oct
12
2,600
170
30%
4,500
5%
5%
2,200
*61
*
300
12%
12 Va
12 Va
54 >/a
53%
54%
42,000
40
41
40 V.
40%
2,900
10
6,400
9%
9%
72'A
70%
71%
44%'
45
45 Va
45%
45%
1,500
52%
-51%
52%
52 Va
52%
52
52%
11,200
9%
9%
9%
f 70
70
*62
70
*62
82%
82%
*81%
83
*81%
100%
100%
99%
100
21%
20%
21
6%
6%
6 %
69 %
44
45
35%
35%
21
70
35%
4
70
*b2
81%
81%
83
*99
100
*99
21,900
200
150
100
20'A
20%
20%
6,500
6%
6%
20%
6%
6 %
6%
16,500
69%
68%
69
69
69%
2,100
44%
45
45
45
46%
1,800
35 V4
68'A
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
1,500
*44
35'A
100
19% "
19Va
*19%
153/3
i5i/2
15«/4
15%
15 ¥4
15%
15
15%
15 Va
15 Va
5,600
com__l
23 V*
23%
23%
23'A
23
23 V4
22%
23 'A
224a
22%
3,700
25
Controls
*29 %
30 %
29
407%
30
*29
*29
30
*29
30
20
*19%
20
*19%
20
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
6,600
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
29
28%
29%
5,800
419
413 Va
416
97%
*94 Va
97
29'A
28%
29
413
415
413
417
:
28%
■■
97%
*94%
97%
28%
28%
28%
28%
■/
/
14%
14%
14%
40%
'14%
41
41
106%
107%
1C5V2
30%
30V2
30 %
.30%
30%
*9%
9%
*30%
9%
30'A
30'A
30
9"a
*a V4
9%
7
*9 V*
1,200
4,400
9%
30%
2,o00
•30%
30%
30 Va
9%
9'A
30%
'30%
30
25,700
30%
107
107%
3,600
42%
107%
42 Va
42%
41%
107
540
3,400
15
14%
14%
14%
41%
30 %
*30
29
107 V4
30 %
1
*94%
14%
41%
106 ¥4
106 %
"•
416
*"
*94 V2
97V2
(
(The)
(Jacob)
*19%k
28%
412
*94%
100
20
*29
29%
28%
28%
14%
*40%l
Stores
b2 Va
30 l/a
5%
31
70 V
' 45
1
Safeway
400
53%
■
6H5«
70
*43
28Va'
Ruppert
200
72%.
6%
.35%
5
16%
24'/a
24%
62 Va
'
400
7
7
*16
16'A
25
67 Va
*62
10
1
Co
2,000
13%
44%
9%
67
-
15
preferred series A
Ruberold
.
100
,
25 V.
13 V.'
68
52
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co„50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
-
r
24'/a
.
51%
51%
Ronson Corp
July 17
48% July 31
100
37
*44%|
44%
~
40'A
9%
68%
44%
No par
preferred
conv
100
35
28,100
1,400
44%
9%
68
Rohr Aircraft Corp
68 V* Jan
19
62%
30%
39%
Rochester Gas & El Corp
No par
Rockwell Spring «Sc Axle Co
5
Rohm & Haas Co common™
20
•
43% Dec
9% Jan
Co
Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
12
28% Oct
33%
38
*34%
7
16'A
*24 V.
12%
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
-
38
*34
25%
13 Va
7
17
25
5%
10
Torp
Company
Ritter
6
7
V
*62%
62%
.50
PaP"
27%
*6%
*16 ¥4
*24'/a
52%
1
common....
Selection
7%
17
24 Va
5
.
Rldgeway
2
7
*6%
in
Richfield Oil Corp
■
>
% 725
24%
10
;
Manufacturing
8
19
35%
31
84% Apr
5
55% May 11
9
Oct
5%
6%
14
24% Jan
30%
;_5s
Dec
34
*62%
_1
8% Mar 20
Dec
Dec~I§
*33
38
16%
33
35
*3/
34
lo%
33
38
38
'34
*35
21%
Nov
800
16%
*37
*16%
21%
82
7
33 Va
33
38
*
1
33% Jun
21
100
___50c
Tob class B
(RJ)
Rhodesian
17Va
33 Va
38
7%
25
3
6Va July
16%
33 Va
35
17
25
18
42
6
*6%
*16%
5
70
8
Jan
10
aay
8% Sep
•16%
17
33
12%
83
Rheem
13%
24
2.50
Common
*
13%
12%
993/.
197/e Sep
13%
24 Va
*62
14
13%
12%
*82
45% Feb
13%
*23%
lo
26
6% July 26
64% May 12
33
13 Va
100
89% Jan
32%
23%
100
12
14
32 %
13
series
98% Sep
7,700
13%
32%
23%
series
12
20
33 %
33'A
*37
>
-
Preferred 4.50%
Sep
105 % Apr
4u0
33
-
*34
38
Preferred 3.60%
26
26
57%
13%
pfd series A
Reynolds
38%
16
Jan
Jan
26
7
Apr 20
57 V.
16%
>
35
*35
105% Jan 11
37V. Mar 15
82
101
12% Sep
Reynolds Metals Co
4%%
57%
23%
Rexall Drug Co
3
57%
13'/a
preferred
10% July 26
1
62
5
2
convertible
85
Aug
*37%
*33%
_10
Republic 8teel
Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
49% Mar IS
54% Dec
Mar 14
51
9% Feb
45% Feb
10 % Jun
10
Mar 11
40
8
12
44% Oct
~7% Mar" 14
45
$1
3,8u0
57%
*57
Co—
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
24
2,i00
17%
23 %
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
14
45
7a
17>A
50c
$1.25 dlv prior preference
4
42% Feb
12
54% Sep
May 10
&
7J ;
17%
No par
Reliable Stores Corp
18
35% May 25
15% Aug 23
6
13% Jan
41
(Robt)
7o
17'A
*35
50
Inc
Bros
75
32%
16%
5
38
17%
17 Va
13%
32%
_50
2nd preferred
Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
6
16%
38»A
-38%
38'A
75
•75
32%
13%
x32%
57%
*57
i-
5
noncum
Silk
*75
50
1st preferred
noncum
499
Real
11
Jan
74%
17%
37%
37%
75%
5
4%
6
-30% Apr
37%
No par
l«t
13.50
4
25% Apr
37% Jun
13% Sep
31
No par
preferred
Ranco Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonler Inc
Ray-O-Vac
Co
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
20% July 11
31% Oct
Nov~16
60%
7
Sep
16% Sep
53% Jan
74
100
68 V.
26,800
s
9
17
126
Dec
27
Jan
6
55
Jun
22
22% Jan
11
26
July 14
103% Jun
40
112
Feb
41% Oct
.
22 Va Jan
15
245 -iSep
17
10
lob
26
27
7 7
265
Aug 17
320% Apr
145
Apr
Jan
33% Mar 14
101
Sep
16
170
33
311}
A
9
99
July 13
Jan
2.
Aug
Jan
13
91% Mar 23
,
40% Feb
7
49% Jun
105
-
Mar 19
25% Aug 31
1
28
13
88% Jun
28
02
16
Sep
34% Jun
17
Jan
1,
Oct
25% Mar 14
74
13
Aug
2
215
Sep 17
60% July 31
,
105
Feb
7
22
,18% Jan
17
Dec
21
29 Va Jsn
19
37 Va Mar 29
12% Nov 21
14% Feb
17
12% Jun
8
17% Aug 27
27
27% Jan
.3
17% Apr
25
19% Sep
35% Oct
13
32
20
Oct
22
Jan
18
May 28
23% Aug 22
22% Mar
,
57% Dec
18
44% Feb
14
63 V* Apr
78% Jun
6
55% Mar 14
20
58Va Oct
Feb
11
92
Sep
1/
28
95
Jun
8
105% Apr
34 Va Oct
9
9
40 V* Apr
75% Mar
20
6
93% Oct
19
-98
101% Oct
13
107
33 % Jan
6
40
85% Jan
4
92% May 18
83 Va Sep
27
35 Va Oct
1
17 % May 28,
44% May
19% Feb 29
43% Jan
6
59 Va Apr
53% May 28
69
18
Jan
6
31% July 18
34% Dec
28
40% Nov
16
8% Mar 15
20% Dec
16
5% Nov
9% Apr
61% Jan
26
5
44% Sep
12'
23% Feb
29
50
49% Apr
"II
39''/a Jan
4
59
18
49 Va Nov
29
39% Jan
20
51% Oct
9% Mar 14
18
11% May
17
62
Nov
35
oct"n
$3% Jan
10
Mar
7
Sep
8
100
5
.
Jan
4%
St Louis
5%
Oil
Seagrave
29% May 28
12 Va Jun
1
36% Jan
3
Sears
11% Jan
31
36V2 Feb
10
22% Jun
7
54
Oct
18
66 Va Mar
7
62 % Jan
10
9
Sep
29
Selberllng
7% Apr
27
Servel
Mar 15
19
July 11
12
9
52% Jan
24
64% Dec
1
50% Feb
10
25% Jun 27
24% Jan
3
46% Jun
33% Jan
7
20
Sep
28
82% Jan
12
20
64% May 10
7
49% Sep
18% Jun
27% Feb
July 19
Feb
24
9% Feb
210
4
15% Sep
26
51% Dec
19% Mar
23
30
54
3
20% July 31
24
53% Jan
20
40% Nov
3
34 Va May 24
47
May 28
31% Jan
365/8 Nov
61
65 Va
Jan
Oct
11
July
38 y8 Apr
19% Jan
11
1
29
33% Jan
23
5
46% Oct
1
4
32
29
^
Jan 31
Mar 27
38% Oct
93
29% May
24% July
15% Jan
4
4% Oct
11
7
77% Oct
21
90
69
Dec
Feb
1
18 V. Oct
87% Apr 14
25% Oct 11
24
July 10
237% Apr 10
12% Jan 24
12
Mar 14
Aug
(AO)
Smith-Corona
Sep
24% Jun
54% July 25
21 Va Mar
7
Oil
Smith
7
49
3
34
Skelly
3
14
37% Jan
17% Jan
17
Aug
13
19
28% Jan
Apr
67
Feb
2
Oct
4
77% Dec
16
47% Jun
25
103 V. Nov
30
73% Jan
97
Jun
25
103% Mar
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
103Va Nov 14
17
Sep
28
100
8ep
14
10% Jan
5
88
Mar 22
10% Oct
9
18
27
July 11
86
18
July 27
41% July 27
94% Nov 22
20 % Mar
16 Va Feb
Rico
Sugar
23% Oct
1
97% Sep
14
18
6
24% Mar 20
29% Apr
105
2
July 17
4
11
Natural
3
Spiegel
75
Oct
9
83% Jan
17
$4.50
Sep
28
28% Oct
12
2
44 Vs May 14
3
91% Jan
26
1
12% Jan
6
9% Jan
3
11% Mar 12
47%
49
48%
49 Va
Square
$3.50
4,200
49 Va
51 %
43,700
700
9%
9 Va
*9 Va
9%
24%
*23%
24%
200
82 -?8
80 Va
81%
6,700
*80%
81 %
*23%
24%
24%
82 V.
82 Va
82'%
81 Va
83
*81 %
83
22 Va
22
22 Va
22
22 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
5,j00
28
28%
28%
28%
29
29 Va
29%
29
29%
29
1
2,200
*50
50%
50%
79 7
79
59 %
58%
59 V.
;
1
com_4.50
5
com
50%
50%
81
81
82
59
59%
59 Vs
59%
21,100
59%
60
60%
60 Va
60 "a
3,000
59%
60%
61%
3,700
59
V.
59
59%
58%
40
39 Va
•20 Va
20%
51%
52 Va
20%
20%
225
8%
8%
19%
19%
19'/a
52
51
51
.
60%
60%
39%
39 Va
39%
38%
39 Va
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
1,800
51%
53
52%
53 %
53 V*
53%
28,400
21%
21
21%
21
21 %
3,500
20%
*175
8%
19%
*50
-
♦175
9
19%
-
9
19%
51
28
28
Va
28
35%
36
500
5,500
36 %
47%
47%
47%
48%
47%
48
48
48 Va
20%
20%
20 V.
20 Va
20 Va
20'/a
20%
20%
31
30%
30%
31
31
31
31%
900
35 Va
35%
35%
10,900
48%
48
48%
28,700
27,400
4 7%
20V.
20%
30%
30%
*30%
35 Va
35%
35 V.
35%
47 Va
48
47%
48
48
%
1
42 Va
42 %
42 V.
42%
42 V.
42
%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
42%
42%
42%
44
43%
43%
44
44%
9,000
20
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
13%
18%
18 Va
18%
3,000
100
*85
88 Va
*85
26%
26%
19%
5 Va
5Va
No par
*40
6
100
l
51 %
*97
17 Va
*40
65
52 V.
53
98
Va
17 VA
*97
17%
*85
88%
,
26%
26%
26%
26%
19%
19 %
19
19
5%
5%
5%
65
*40
65
*40
65
52
52 %
98 Va
97
97
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,000
23%
24 Va
58,800
99
99
24 V.
24%
24 V»
24%
24
24%
99%
99%
98 Va
99
98%
93%
13%
14
13%
14
14
No par
76
76
75
75
*74V.
23%
24%
24%
25
37%
37%
*80
25
14
*97
14
14
*75
200
76
~
6,500
10C
75%
26%
26 Va
27%
27%
28%
23,800
37%
37%
4,500
*80%
81%
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
37%
81
81
81%
81
81 %
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
Standard
)
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
lj.72
liVa
11 Va
Co
50
*74%
8%
Electric
98 Va
75%
1
&
2,500
52 %
17%
14 Va
80
52%
52
99
80
52%
1,300
65
*97
17%
24%
37%
*40
3,700
5%
98%
14
No par
5%
52%
99
No par
4,000
27 Va
19%
5
24%
5
88 Va
26%
2
*
*85
•18%
5 V.
25
50c
_
19%
*18%
5
88 Va
42
26%
26%
*18%
2.50
common
88'/a
-
1
1
Co
Inc
*85
%
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Gas
7,700
No par
™
tr ctfs
com
3,300
35%
28 Va
*35%
48%
Inc
100
28%
28 Va
35%
preferred
5,4)0
28
35%
"
35%
47%
new
6,909
9
19%
51
*50
27%
35%
Co
19%
35%
7.50
pfd
19%
-
(Del)____No par
Service
8%
51
*50
225
"175
225
9
225
3,600
36
47%
Co
900
28%
*35 V2
.__25
common
Brands
28
50 Va
81
58
*175
8%
50 Va
59
35%
Gas
$5.50
18%
*51
21 Va
225
600
50%
80
58%
39%
-
5
Public
D Co
52 V.
"7
59
59%
3,200
50%
79
59%
-
80
50: a
78 V2
20%
preferred
Standard
2,700
47
22
Edison
Co
Chemical
Inc
33
46%
9%
24%
82
100
32 Va
.
13%
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
16% Jan
8% Aug
33 Va
47
83%
*175
8%
Railway common
preferred-
Co.
Spencer
May 28
78% Oct
33 Va
22 Va
(The)
Pacific
&
13 Va
36% Oct
33%
47
25
Mobile & Ohio stk
23 Va
68% Mar 14
35% Nov
17% Nov
.
32%
13%
non-cum
Spear
3,900
51 Va
*50
51%
22
50
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Sparks Withington Co
55
oOO
4%
4%
4%
4%
32%
*23%
-
,
83
pfd__100
Co
Southwestern
7
2
G
28% July 19
16
Nov
E &
21
Aug 31
12%
*82
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
5%
12%
14 V.
Platinum
17% Apr
Feb
21
Carolina
Southern
12%
22 Va
preferred
South'n
28,100
Z
22
1
South Amer Gold &
Co
32%
51
9%
83 Va
53%
Solvay American Corp 4%
Porto
31%
13%
Solar Aircraft Co
5%
24
82
500
32 Va
*50
51
50
17%
32 V.
•
9 %
24
15
Southern Production Co Inc
6% Sep
4
63 V* Aug 17
4%
1,900
*16%
50 Va
.
33 V.
21%
24 Va May 15
May 28
51%
32%
21
43% May
9
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
17
*50'
12%
4%
4%
4%
4%
12%
13
*12%
13
5
Southern
Jan
4%
59
8
17
*12%
31%
31%
39 Va
5
13
12%
31%
37
87% Sep
4
31%
1
58 Va
6
18
32
No par
38% July 20
58% Mar 23
4
31%
31%
50c
Smith-DOuglass Co Inc _!
Socony-Mobil Oil Co Inc
South
37 Va
17
59
Southern
Jan
17
10
23
91 %
17
10
54% July 27
18
56
17
Inc
8% preferred
Southern California
Mar 16
56
16%
Corp
South
33% Apr
3,500
56 V.
16%
Co_
29% Aug 28
17
17 Va
56
56
5
40% Jan
98% Sep
16% Jun
2
16
17%
56
16%
1
America
Co
71
8% Sep
17% Jan
25
44% Jan
26
205
Feb
26% Dec
85
Jun
12 Va May 23
O
17%
56 V.
38 Va
*82
Sinclair Oil Corp..
Sheller Mlg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
Simmons
2
7,600
17%
*82
Simonds Saw & Steel
8
25
37%
17%
57
:
9
20% Jan
33
17%
1
55% Apr
20% Nov
37%
17%
No par
issued
86% Aug
37% Mar 14
38 Va
17%
•
7.50
72% May
18
37%
17%
9%
4
57 Va Jun
38%
47%
Co
30
85
83%
9 %
Pen
4,600
17%
igi/2
2.50
20
10
35%
38
48%
19
28
37%
7,700
-
83 Va
46%
A)
*83%
85
*83%
46 %
45% Jan
26
85
48
55% Jan
-
*83 Va
85
*83 Va
35 %
500
7,700
:
94 Va
104
*102
35%
.
64%
*92 Va
102
35
35 Va
34%
35Va
5,300
....
51 Va
64
%
92%
102
102
*98
102
34%
49
_55% Jan 23
46% Oct
174
Inc
Slgnode Steel Strapping Oo.
7
64
92 Va
51
51
63%
94 Va
1
35% Mar 26
21
50%
63%:
*92 Va
47 %
7
59% Jun
50%
62 Va
94%
9%
&
21% Feb
63% Nov
50%
62%
57
No par
25% Dec 23
3
50 Va
61 %
55%
3
Co
48% Mar 14
10,500
49%
48 %
(W
18%
18%
46Va
OH
4,000
18%
18 Va
1
Shell
17%
18%
No par
SheaMer
33%
18 %'
No par
Oil
23 Va
17
16%
Gas
Shamrock
23
*33
17
*92 Va
*98
120
33 Va
50%
<■
100
23%
94 %
35 V*
6,900
99 Va
16%
61%
102
10
50
33%
gl
347/3
205
23
*93
#99
10
265
*
17
50i/4
•
2,600
49%
17
18%
7,100
V.
79
205
18%
.,♦16%
17
18 y2
500
24 Va
33%
*33
33
V.
*250
>
99
*
4,000
23
23
23 Va
"
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
8
6
16ye
18%
1
14
14
33
99
100 Va
*99
1
Co
13% Feb
49% Nov
23
33 %
1
Co
21V8
44
18
&
79
1,500
43
2 i Va
27
50
5
30% Julyia
19% Jun 22
18% Aug 17
89% Jan
6
23
32%
49%
49%
49%
49%
■
100 Va
*99
46%
3
Mar 19
491/2
.
.
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20
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Co
Industries
Feb
29
50 V2
22%
100
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon
493A
99 V2
25
common
100% Aug
15% Jan
210
*23%
..
265
*205
No par
common™
Rubber
Inc
When
Sep~Il
*250
215
15c
Roebuck
21% Feb
26
265
*205
1.40
Corp
Apr
265
215
5
.
Seaboard
63
260
10
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard
Finance Co
8
3% Aug 29
*245
♦205
10
preferred
7
79%
260
No par
,3.65%
79%
79%
80
27%
*79 Vt
215
No par
Co
79Va
42-/4
23%
27
2 7".a
*245
5
preferred
•'
80
23%
21%
26%
*205
100
Co common
-
*23%
100
$4
89% Mar
80
-
42%
23%
27 V.
78
510
89 Va
146 %
43 %
100
Corp
Aug
16
Jan
100
Ry Co
preferred
23% Jun
Nov
IS % Nov
23
43
42%
*88%
146%
144
141-%
7
66 Va
•
89%
88%
89%':
140
138
43'/a
42%
;
26%
$3.40 preferred
Mfg
V*
24
27%
Savage Arms Corp
Bchenley Industries Inc
Scovlll
43
24
66%
65%
67
63%
8 9>74_
89%
137%
27
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Scherlng
88 V.
137%
No par
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Scott Paper
42%
v
'
88%
No par
series A 5%
64
63%
64%
138 V2
138%
10
Southwestern
noncum
g4
87
100
St Joseph Light & Power
St L San F Ry Co common
: Preferred
,
10
:
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
'conv
4
Oct
16
23
22% Jan
6
common
preferred
4.30%
9
11%
150
2,300
5,800
Volume 184
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.Number 5577... The
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-
NEW YORK
STOCK
Range for Prevlraa
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
45% Oct
42% May 18
53%
Jun~24
1-
48 % Jan
31
50
99
Aug 19
102
Oct
% Jan
6
-15% Dec
22
22% Feb
14
14%-Sep 26-
40% May 26
36
-50
'
Mar 30
Feb
42% Mar 14
24 %
29
May 12
18% Jan
50
Jan
1
23% May 23;
21% Aug 24
17
18
Feb
13
21
19
Jun
20
6
20% Sep
26
33'/8 Dec
29 %
July
M#y 28
31 % May
30
■
■
■'
*
9
Aug 26
32
Oct
11
12% Jan
15% Jan ' 4
-
4
95
Dec
67 % Feb
11
6
105
'•
25% May 12
32 % May 11
75% May 17
Jun
1
30
70
VTJan
Sterling
Drug
Stevens
22% Jan
14
5%
8% Nov
1
23% Oct
T
10% Feb 29
£50
Aug
-
740
Jan
6
18% Feb
8
41% Nov
2
20
41
26
S- l6l % Jun
6
99
17% Jan
10
25
11% Sep
41% Jan
27
17% May
62% Jun
Jan
Oct
%
21
July
43% Sep
6
.
42
Feb
18
17
May 16
9
•
-
9
Oct
36% Oct
6
45
;' 4 %-%
2nd pfd
7
26'
Swift
20% Mar
Temco
57% Apr
27
13
7
Oct
1
150
Jan
23
2
34% Feb
10
6
25% Nov
1
20 % Oct
1
18
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
20% Oct
3
4
15% Feb 28
47% Aug 21
11% Jun 20
22% July 10
54'/a July 10
13% July 31
The
10% Jan
14% Apr
13 %
47% July 25
44
15% Feb
18
11% Sep
48% Jan
Sep
Sub
9
17%
17%
,>,*17%
17%
*17%
'17%
17 V2
17 V*
17%
17%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
Qould
;Jan
$2.40
28% Jun
'55% Dec
14
32Va
26%
26%
6%
32%
'
32%
26%
'26*%
33%
,
*19
600
'1
1,200
600
19'/4
33%
33%
337/a
3,100
27
416%
'
4
*96
26%
26 7/a
12,800
6 Va
39,100
78V4
78'A
73 Va
*72%
73%
*72%
73%
25%
26'A
25%
257/8
13,600
24
23%
24
24
■24
23%
23%
23%
237/8
/ 3,400
36
35%
35'/2
35%
36
*35%
36%
351/2
36
Va
1,600
69%
70
701/4
70
70
69%
69%
69%
70 »/4
1,500
8 Va
81/8
8%
8%
1,400
lOo
8%
Transne
9
*21%
Nov
18
54% Sep
24
18
Mar 15
25% Dec
29
25
Jan
10
32
Mar
May 16
53 % Feb
2
52% Apr
17
63
Mar
2
25
Mar 14
51
Aug 26
59
July 27
980
33% Apr
59% Apr
14
27
1
51
Oct 11
21% Jan 30
15% Aug 16
46 % Aug 17
20% Jan
19
15% Apr
60
19
46
20th
27
18
Jun
11
Twin
22'A
*21%
22'A
22'A
22 Va
23%
800
44%
43%
44
43%
44
44
44
44
44%
5,400
49%
49 Va
49%
48%
49%
48%
49%
49%
50
4,300
91 Via
*91
92 Va
91
91
91%
9IV2
92'/4
92%
10
10%
10
10%
10
10 Va
10
10
10
10
18 Va
18%
*21%
221/4
52
Jun
7
5%
18% Mar
4
Apr
8% Jun
25
2
6
14% Jan
18
Twin
2
40% Mar 18
26% Oct
1
35 % Jun
15
TXL
&
V
19
18 Va
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10
10%
11,100
16
15%
15%
15%
16%
161/4
16%
16 Va
16%
11,200
50
50
♦18%
18%
*18%
120
2,100
18%
49
49
49%
493/4
49
493%
58%
58%
57V4
58 Va
57 %
58%
58%
59%
58%
59%
19,400
42%
43%
42%
43 Va
421%
43
42%
43%
42 %
42 %
16,200
29%
29%
29%
29%
29'/4
29 %
29'A
29%
29
29%
37,800
16%
Oil
10,500
15
14%
common—1
36
—10
%
1,500
l5Va
35 Va
15'/a
16 Va
15%
16 Va
16
*28 Va
28%
28
28 Va
28
28%
1
36%
*28
36%
49%
V
28%
147/a
28%
*28
50%
900
18%
3y»
Co
8
7%
172
35%
35%
36
36%
36 %
36 %
5,300
7%
2,500
%
500
*7:,/4
7%
7%
8
*168
7%
'
170
37
36
3.6%"
36%
36%
36V4
37%
36%
37%
6,700
50c
21 Va
21%
20%y21 Va
20%
21
207/a
21%
20%
10/400
21 Va
21'A
21
21%
*501/4
50 Va
♦11%
12%
1
13 Va
13 'A
preferred
Co
36%
25 Va
25
821/4
19
*49 Va
50 V*
*12
12%
12
12
*12
12'/a
100
13'A
131/4
13%
13%
13 Va
3,700
46
46
46
46
11% r
71% »*
97Va*
11%
ll7/a
71V4
72 '
*11%
<
70%
701/4
97%
70%
•07%
A
36
35%
3 b Va
35%
25%
25 Va
25 Va
25
81%
82
13%
x69
47
36%
36%
18 Va
19
28
*27Vt-
27Va
26 7/8
54%
27%
27%.
36%
27 Va
1
27%
1
27%
*51
52%
*.
277/a
277/a
243/4
No par
50
16%
17'%
17'/a
17V8
*49
,
52
.
10
10 Va
271/4
27%
1
No par
14%
15
14%
14%
25 Va
25%
24%
25 Va
6Va
6 Va
34%
27 Va
27 Va
27 %
35%
54%
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54%
600
*28
28 Va
700
"*56
28 Va
28
28%
*50%
51
51
25 V*
171/4
17%
17%
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52
*50
52
27%
„
*
*50
9'/a
27%
27'/4
-
5,500
2,100
13,900
28 %
25.%
\'
25,500
57 Va
54%
28
*54%
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''
38%
27
25
*17
lO'/a
28
38%
18%
52%
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£1%
27%
(The)
47
30
28
24%
52
*50
1
._1
Co
38%
5,200
4,400
18%
57
5,800
13%
69
29
5 4 7/a
*51
52%
24'/a
87
69
18%
27%
277/a
*51
25
10
2,500
28%
27%
100
5,400
8,500
18%
,
200
36
27 Va
*54
24%
'13%
70
25 Va
«.
28
18%
*541/2
277/a
57
:
900
*46
47
37%
'
71%
900
98
28
26%
543/4
54%
27%
■*54
57 :
*54
*46
37%
18%
*27'/4
1
prior preferred
Corp
47
•*46
28 >/4
Electric Co common
conv
13%
69%
18%
50
84
84
13'A
69%
18%
common
82%
13%
69%
36 %
54%
36%
82%
13V4
69
"
69%
*27%
(conv)
71
*96
98%-
25Ve
131%
13 V2
70'/a
27
12
35%
*46
2
47
*11%
25 %
5
Inc
*96 %
*45%
•
36
No par
Corp—.
series
.
13%
35%
82
82 %
13%
69%
11%
20%
25
-
Va
issued"-
"when
Airlines
*94
35%
No par
5
2
(The)
*18%
46
71%/,;97% V
25
r
18%
49%
46
10
common
*21
18%
49%,
123/8
*11%
*94
100
21 %
18%
13'A
11%
200
50%
131/4
47
172
18%
20%
*21
*169
*491/2
19
*12
*U%
70%
172
501/4
W
'50 <4
*46
50
—15
Inc common—5
170
21/*" ' 211/4
19V4
19
*168
7%
7%
172 Va
172
36 %
100
Co
Williams Steci-
Coach
Oil
.
10%
City Rap Transit com
9% Nov
70
18%
Century Fox Film
25% Nov
995
91%
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser—50
^
12
*980
15%
(The)
World
Tung-Sol
29% Apr
995
No par
Mfg Co common—5
No par
Oil
Preferred
;462% Mar 13
13
♦985
Trust—
Truax-Traer Coal Co
36% Mar 12
14
31% Jan
995
*984
•
16
8'/4
49%
Corp common——1
$2.70 preferred—
.
50
2
50
980
8Va
2,700
44
Trl-Con liner, tal
28% July 23
8'/a
985
Va
8 Va
-
-
78 »/4
No par
common
24% Feb
'
8'A
975
25
Roller Bearing
Trans
12
1,600
2,300
99%
,26 Va
69%
common
Transamerica
30
Oct
78
77%
*96
25%
preference
Edison
30
99%
•721/a
*35%
common
Co
Co
28% Mar 21
77%
*96
1
preferred
45% Apr
78
99 Va
14
No par
Tidewater
1
78
77%,
*96
45%
13 7/a
73%
No par
Products
4
99%
'
*451/4
14
257/a
1
preferred
31
*96
6
45%
25%
9
Ry
Thompson
Jan
,*13%
*72%
ex-distribution—1
Pacific
10
Toledo
45%
13%
26V4
.1
Inc
13
Trane
6 Va
45%
13%
73'/a
preferred series A—25
Feb
Mar 29
6
>.6 Va
45%
26
30
Sulphur
72% Sep
72% Aug 14
6
-
14
—___—1
(J R)
15
SYa
451/4
13%
-25
Thompson
4%
6
45 Va
99 Va
77%
2.50
convertible
$2.50
6%
14%
•
12.50
:
Fair
18% Oct
Oct
33Va
26%
,
45%
45%
*14
23%
of *55
Producing
conv
Timken
11
32%
25%
$1.25 conv preferred
87% Aug 17
22% Oct
.32%
19 %
*19
1
Corp
26
104
9
34% Oct
19 %
-lO
Corp
Thatcher Glass
Mar 28
51
14
lo
20
18%
*19
*22%
16
17
24%'July 13
*18%
19
—1
;
inc
$1.20
48% Sep
35% Jun
18%
19
2,400
lextioii
13
20
"
18%
19
2,400
1,000
16
47% Mar 26
28
* 19
19
2C
7,300
20,300
411/4
&
28% Feb
IT
Jan
33%
41'A
share ctfs
27
18% Jan
24% Dec
23
33
Utilities Co
23
22% Oct
60
51%
23
33 %
411/a
Texas
Jan
37 % Mar
15
50
23%
41%
Texas
New
8
50%
33
41
2d '/a Apr
July 23
13% Oct
12
50
22%
33"%
41
29% Apr
23
44 % Jan
6
51%
22%
33%
-
40%'
9
62 :/4 Feb
22
*14%
40
2 I
24% Sep
18% July 26
51 %
14%
42
u.y
Va
20
33
10% Jan
23
94
58% Jun
52%
*14%
40%
182% May
-
11
75% Dec
14 %
Paper Co_-_
5
of America ( The)__4.16%
Thermo id
6
3
68%
14%
241/2
Land
28
6
51
68% '
14%
24'A
Pacific
Nov
11
51
68%
5
Coal &
Jan
Jan
51
68%
*14%
22%
No par
Pacific
12
13"% Jan
51
14%
51
Corp
Texas
45% May 17
38% Dec
39% Oct
•
68%'
14%
24%
conv
17
48
51 Va
68%
24%
Instruments
11
7
*51
200
23%
Gulf
4.48%
19
28% Dec
14%
23%
Texas
Oct
5
14%
23%
Texas
-
Oct
17
1.4%%
23%
Texas Gulf
Oct
Jan
14%
22%
Tennessee Corp.
Texas Co
9
24
14%
23%
Aircraft
35
26% Jan
1,300
14%
•
51%
Co
143
60% Mar 24
2,100
14%
Co
Texas
105% May lo
35 % Dec
5
400
691/2
14
23%
7
1
27
51%
69
14
50
4
Apr
33 % Oct
19
51%
69%
13-%'
25
69% May
8
43% Oct
51%
69
Xl3%
!
51
37
100% Sep
51%
14%'
99
33 Va
Corp_
14
11
1
3,100
14%
*96
,
Steel
26
7
11
14%
97
common—1
series
14
14
Jun
14%
*95%
22 Va
(James)
TeiAutograph Corp
4
10
Sep
11% Jan
14%
97
32%
-
&
18% Sep
29% Sep
43
2,500
14%
Talcott Inc
9
15 •% May
17
July 25
141/4
8ymington
38% Mar 26
7% Jan
14%
7
12
30
14 Va
7
16
12% Jun
14
May
27
% Mar 16
96
May
Oct
11
96
12
11% Jan
July 12
97
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc conj
7.50
$4 preferred _«•:
—No par
25% Jan
19% Mar
*96
.
Sunshine
Sweets Co
50% July
6
53
2,800
*95%
Sutherland
28
28
51%
22 %
Biscuits Inc.
52% Mar 16
16% Jan
25
51%
32%
Superior
28% Jun
Nov
52
32%
3
10
15% Nov
51%
51%
2
11
45
51%
22%
Feb
10 % Oct
13% Jan
51%
5
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
28 % Oct
174
51%
:100
preferred series- A
5 % %
2
24% Oct
Dec
51%
♦72
Feb
29
68,400
52%
15
:
38% Feb
21
55%
99
8
44% Jun
11
55'/4
Issued
Sunshine
55% May 10
12
12
55%
No par
Co
27 V4 Feb
v
24
12% Jun
45 % Dec
54%
5
Broadcasting
53% Sep
25
21,500
55%
Inc
30% Apr
9
2
6
1,220
.May 28
10
27,000
58%
54%
Sun lay-Mid-Cent Oil Co common
Mar 22
10% Mar
... Aug 24
8% Feb
9
July 25
Feb
78
.86
21
48%
58 '/a
.54%
1
prior preference
Oil
Sun
6
39
.
25
40
47%
58%
54%-
Corp
1
Chemfcal-Corp common..
1
$4.50 series A preferred-'
No par
7
26% Jail
10
21% Jun
July 26
9% Sep
July 10
960
48
58%
55%
Sunbeam
Mar 23
80
' May 28
8
47%
58%
51%
Sun
.30% July 31>
May 28
8
49% Jun
15
6% Jan
69
33% Sep 15
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52% May 2
Mar 14
91% Apr
1
2
1,080 Dec
Mar 30
44% Oct
35
87% Sep
12% Jun
-
48%
57%
54%
No par
10
S
Co
Studebaker-Packard
6
15 % Mar 15
5
40% July 25
22
Shares
47
47%
57%'
7
(J P) & Co Inc
Storer
the Week
Oct. 12
1
Stone & Webster
.29% Aug 24
23
Aug
L
Stokely-Van- Camp Inc
-
47
*
Friday
Oct. 11
5
8
26
35% Jun
31
15
28
(The)
Chemical
'
Bales fer
Thursday
.
Oct. 10
10
common
Ry Equip Mfg Co
When
7
Jersey
4
22% Aug
8
13% May 28
97
Jan. 26
80% Sep
6
57Vs
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
20 Va Jan
•;
58%
'
■
27% Jun
'
6
3
-$1% Jan
.;
49
57 %
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
25
39% Apr
9
Feb
Aug 15
Jan
,
%'
47%
HIGH BALI PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 9
25
Stanley Warner Corp:
-27% Mar 12
'Aug 27
32
7
17% Aug 12
27
21% Jan
41V2 Jun
28
22% Feb
5
3
58% Jan
14-
30% Oct
26% Jan
Standard
17% Jan
27
20% Sep
July 14
2
Tuesday
>
Oct. 8
6.25
preferred series A_,
Stauffer
5
4
3%%
Starrett-Co
21
23
Ohio
81
6
-
New
of
58% Aug 17
Jan
19 % Jan
of
Oil
15
38% Oct
16% Feb
Oil
Standard
5
13% Mar
6
23% Jan
Standard
19
51% Jan
4
California
15% Aug
43% Jan 23?
11
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
13% Jan
/
Monday
Par
Indiana
9
100% Mar 23
12% May 29
25
8
of
Oil of
55% May 15
11
16% Oct
Oil
Standard
Standard
62% Apr-
May 28
96
Mar 28
4
Aug 14
-65-
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
58 % May
23
49% Jan
.
NEW YORK
.
Highest
23
"
-
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
.
25 Va
58
29
52
2,200
100
25'A
9,900
17'A
1,100
52
10
10
10
1,100
27%
27 Va
27%
8,100
2,000
u
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
33
4
43 % Jun
28
1
11
Jan
4
-
May
6% Dec
13% Feb
10
Oct
1
6
t
,80% Mar 14
9
24 %. Oct
>
31% Feb
26
Jan
6
116% Sep
31% Jun
30
21% Oct
.6
31% Apr
26
26 Va Oct
1
99% Oct
20
6:
92
113
Nov
Apr
7
3
98% Sep
12
45% Sep
26
92T'
28% Apr
104% Mar 29'.
Union
Carbide
Union
Cliem & Materials Corp—_10
4
93
Jan
11
12
91
Feb
15
104
Jan
5
65% Apr
2
93,
Oct
11
Jan
10
Oct
1
19
39 Va-May
Carbon-—No par
&
No par
Oct
52
7
35%
9
Jan
8% Sep
Feb
Corp__6%
Paper
Preferred $4.50 series
112
28
59
,
Bag-Camp
i
,
113'/4
21%
27
No par
*81
No par
*81
No par
*93
Preferred
$4
serifes
Union.
9
Pacific
RR
14%
14%
24%
24%
6Va
*6'/a
6'A
1,200
V
35 Va
34%
35'A
4,700
114%
13,700
114%'
114%
115'A
22
■
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23'A
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
8,300
;
101 Va
♦100
10Q
101
*100
102
86
*81
86 I
*81
86
*81
*82
83 %'
*82%
83
*82%
83
96
*93
6
48% Sep
26
32% Jun
3
74% Dec
22
29
>
Oct
36
1
Apr
*
113
Nov
61% May 25
128% Dec 22
87%. Sep
34% Jan
.6
49 % July 25
'
28
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
33 % Sep
23
150
10
106 Va Oct
J5% Jan
,
26'%
22
108% Feb
113 % Jan
103% Oct
7
15
.
Sep
5
*
3
,
27
-
21% Sep
i8
44% Jan
18
57% Nov 28
48 % Jan
20
34% Jan
20
57% Aug 24
4%
■
93
93
93%
93 %
30
56%
57%
56%
57 Va
57%
58%
57%
58%
13,700
30
30%
29%
30 Va
29
30
29% -30'A
30
30 Va
30,700
8%
4%
cum
Corp
pfd
74%
__5
com
_„100
preferred Z
conv
29Va
No par
Car Co
Aircraft
conv.
9
29%
*93
9
«■
75%
135 >
8%
9
Uniued. Ait Lines 'Inc.—;
37%*- 3814
10
United
America—No par
26%
24
*95'/2
98
9
$4.50 preferred
■
No par
United Board & Carton Corp-—-.10
*24»/4:
24%
-
No par
59%
71% Mar 26
of
•
United
74 "A
29
%
130'
75
■'
Carbon Co__
29%,
8%
8%
8%
29%
9
74%
■
29%
29%
29%
27 Va
38 Va
26%
39
132
38%
24%
24
60'
*59'A
60
45%
*45%
V»
80
138
138
IO6V4
106
106 »A
39%
*
98
■
79%
39%
40
26%
26%
2,200
15,900
39%
*26%
26%
*
95 %
98
*95%
98
23%
23%
*23%
24
200
62
*61%
62
1,700
45%
*45%
45%
200
4%
9,500
60
60 Va
7.-60%
6
Jan
8 %
May 17
15% Feb
7
25
13 % Mar 14
_51% Feb
30
2
6% Jan
78
Jan
44% Feb
10
12
4% Feb
9
6
73% Jan
23
May
4
6 % Jun
20
7
Jan
3
United
Corp (Del)-
100
1
♦79
9
23
Jan
5
United
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
10
IOV4
9%
25%
25%
*25 %
7% Feb
11
38% Oct
27
22% Dec
30
9% Oct
21
Jan
17
Mar 31
13% Jun
60
May
46
9
Oct
62
Mar 21
4"% Jan
82
17
3
27% May 17
7% Jan
6
19% Feb
29
23
2% Jan
3
27% Oct
11
61% Dec
177
Dec
Aug
3
36% Dec
9
28 % Jan
4 %
20% Aug
29
64% Dec
29
54% Jan
22
184% Feb
15
■
166% Sep
18% Oct
Sep 26
For
16% Mar
44 % Nov
3
181
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•j
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44
34.
Jan
Aug
2
Feb
44 Va
U
1
22% July 19
15% Feb
28
Foreign
S
77
23
*
5
Park City Mines Co
S
U
49% Mar 16
S
7%
U
S
U
—=■
Gypsum Co common
preferred
Hoffman
Mach
class A
S
Industries
4%%
Inc
15%
15%
3,200
46%
46%
21,400
31%
32
31%
32
16,500
31
31%
31%'
32
39
38%
39%
39%
39%
♦39%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 '/a
700
39%
39%
a
5%
5%
3,000
16%
16%
16%
31,000
1%
4,200
39%
57
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%
1
33%
34%
337/8
34 %
34%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
5,000
27%
28
27%
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
27 Va
28
4.500
—4
64%
65
64%
65
63%
64%
64 %
65 Va
65
65%
4,300
50
common
series
700
15%
31%
1f>o
common—82%c
preference
preferred
11,100
47,100
48%
31%
17
6'/a
10%
26'A
15%
*38%
16%
26
79
46
10
13%
5%
6%
9%
10
26
15 V4
%
4%
*78 Va
6%
9%
*25%
46
(The)—1
Securities
Freight Co
5%
July 20
19% Mar 22
&
6%
4%
79
No par
United
U
5
Oct
6 7/a
10
25 Va
15 Va
1
Merch & Mfrs Inc
9
3% Mar 26
6'/a
9%
25%
4%
*78 Va
46
x5%
28
9
37 % Oct
12
40% Jan
Co
39 % May
6
7
10%
26
4%
79
15%
5
United Industrial Corp.!
United
6%
45%
46
46'/a
Improvement
2
*7B%
15%
Corp
19
4%
79 %
46%
Gas
5% Oct
15% Sep
1% Sep
*45%
: 4%
151/4
Gas
6
23% Jun
23
6%
45%"
4%
»78Va
46%
United
1
6%
4%
80
15
United
35
2
8% Mar
4%
46%
< Aug
14
41% July 30
28% May 11
36% Oct
39% Mar
9
*45
-
No par
Engineering & Foundry
14
Mar 14
5
Electric Coal Cos
Fruit'Co
26
18
convertible preferred-.
United
Mar
Sep
35 % Jan
United
Cig-Whelan-Stores com__30o
United
55
6% Aug
31
$3.50
5
16% Aug 20
8
10
34% Dec
-
No par
(Delaware)
United
A
1
50
11167
18%
♦36
16%
*46
170
18%
38
16%
47%
♦167
18%
37%
16 7/a
*46
170
*168
169
18%
18%
18%
37 %
*36%
38 %
16 7/a
47%
16 7/a
*46
17
47 %
167
18%
*37
16 '/a
*46
167
*166%
169
10
18%
18 %
18%
8,700
38%
*36 Va
38 %
100
16%
47%
16%
*46
17
47%
■
1,000
United-Carr Fastener—
4% Apr
1
72 Va July 18
'
11,500
39%
26 %
98
24.%,
r
900
7,000
95 Va
*24
'
12,500
26%
%' '
26%
*95 Va
78
135
105'A
78
104%
9
29%
135
78%
130
130
(new)——100
20
Biscuit
29%
103%
*128
Feb
32% Apr
107
30
96
57
96
28% Apr
2
21
July 25
.
11
'
..17% Jan
Tank
United-
5
44% Mar 20
Oct
100% Sep
Union
30*
130
86
81%
81%
T
4/200
26%:
112% 114
100%
*81
:
r
35
35%
,
~
26% Jan
5,700
Va
56 V4
—10
non-cum orelerred
4%
81%
v
14%
24%.
6
10
com—1
Co
86
•
100
35
-
6V8*
25
-
Oil of'Culifornia
10 Va May 10
101%
14%
24 Va
14 Va-
24%
*6VS r
26%
26%
101
14%
24%
1
113
112 %
22 »/a
Preferred $3.50 series
Ufiion
-
36
22
26%
«<
Preferred $3.70 series
•
6%
112%
—10
2
-
5
*6 '/8
Union JSlee Co common
Jan
-
i
2
17
30
85
July 27.
Union;
8
(The)
Asbestos & Rubber Co__
Union
23
78% Sep
5
100
1
86% Oct
Jan
Apr
^33% July 17
'
108% Mar
Underwood Corp
Mar 27
47% May
9
'27% Jan
Udyllte Corp
44
8
10
103% Jan
16% Mar 19
.
....
6,100
*
The
24
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 15, 1956
...
(1600)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
'
,
Ran fe
Range Since Jan.
•'
25% Nov
Jan
6
8'/a Jan
5
21% Oct
11
Oti'/t Jan
21
35
97
36
Oct
Sep
18
110
18
Oct
95
3
Sep
9
53% Dec
39% Mar 14
23
45'/a Oct
1
23
153% Oct
2
17% Sep
18
28
4
Jan
4 a 'A Oct
11
60 % Feb
Jan
11
70% Dec
1
60% Sep
4
40% May 10
62 % Sep
23
51% Jan
23
CI
168% Nov
150% Mar 14
Aug 31
150
14
35% Mar 17
38% Aug
3
35'A Oct
12% Jan
17
15% Jun
2
12% Jun
30
14% Apr
21
7
Oct
5
27
100% Jun
14
90
Sep
28
91
Jan
3
56% Mar
41% Feb
30% Feb
23
32
Jan
3
159Va Dec
27
170
Feb
149
Oct
9
20% Mar 15
31
Jan
51% Dec
14
20
16
Feb
Utah
35% Oct
28
38% Feb
55% May
4
7
47 % Apr
10
13% Jun
17% Jan
3
27
Oct
37.% Apr
6
7
Jan
13% May 13
19 % Mar
32% Jan
4
39'A Feb
11
% Jan
8
10% Apr
4
0
Power
New
_
T.icVif
%
"when
com
Vanadium
On
(A
*61%
67%
152'A
Corp of America
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
9%
9%
9%
60% July 21
42
9
Vick
Chemical
Co
133% Jan
24
,129
Feb
130
Feb
2
Vlcks
Shreve
Pacific
21
123
Sep
128
Feb
20
5%
28% Nov
1
37% Jan
3
27% Oct
11
88 % Aug
33% Oct
11
51% Mar 29
122
Nov
33
146% Apr
7
94% Apr
15
128
2
3
44% Dec
6
38% Jan
10
22
117% Jun
13
108% Oct
9
116
100
Dec
27
103% Aug 22
22
103
101
Feb
16
106
37'A Jan
6
92% Oct
May 23
97
Jan
11
33
May
15% Jan
19
18%
Dec"
30
34
28% Apr
5
74% Jan
19
12% Jan
3i'/4 reo
,106
3
45%
5
Feb
45%
45%
$4.04
6
•
17
73% Oct
12
33% Jan
16
45% Sep
18
13
26% Sep
25
30
27 %
Sep
75
Co
$4.20
29%
6 %
Visklng
Corp
7 %
3
Wabash
24%
*111
109
111
42 %
41%
108%
109
*91
96%
*94
500
37%
4,800
%
85
*83'A
85
100
*95 Va
100
156
65
643%
500
62%
*61 %
62%
69
68'A
69
92,900
156
'154%
156
1,400
18
3,200
68 3A
155
17%
18
17%
*35 Va
36
*35 Va
35%
13%
13%
300
7%
7%
1,300
*90'A
13%
13%
8
7%
7
7 Va
70
91%
100
7»/a
90
90
7%
2,100
14 Va
15%
100
Va
*
15 %
*14Va
51%
52
*51 '/a
52%
7C0
32%
33'A
*33
33%
800
46%
46%
151
"149
151
80
-
600
50%
25%
*25 Va
25%
76%
25 Va
*25
*75
76%
60
50 Va
1,500
50%
50%
25%
*25
25%
46%
7,000
14'A
14%
14 %
14 Va
14%
14%
14'A
2,300
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
46%
47
600
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,400
45%
457/a
45 %
45%
2,600
123
.-
„
*85
29%
30
87
*123
*123
'123
30
30%
8
45%
45%
45%
46 3
9%
9%
9%
-T
•
29%
30
—-
29%
2,500
■
*85
24%
24%
42%
42%
25%
112%
112%
112 Va
300
42 Va
4,100
42%
42%
42;%
1093/4
109
190
111
96 %
*94
9 6'/a
3,400
243/4
100%
423%
109
109
87
25%
112%
111
"110
111
108 Va
*85
87
25%
24%
«-
*94
96%
*94
96%
95
*93
95
*93
95
*94
98
*94
98
71
73
723A
73%
3.500
30%
30 Va
30 '/a
1,200
95
*93
98
*94
70
70
70
70%
30
29%
30%
*29%
3,200
64 Va
25%
*94
30%
2,200
64 %
18
50
*25%
*93
29%
1,180
18%
18
50%
—
98
69%
50%
156 Va
*17%
61%
13,800
49'/a
'155%
49 3%
49a/8
156
*75
95
69%
37%
38'A
37%
*95%
76%
50%
*93
98
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
*28
28%
*28%
28%
*28%
100
*75
76%
*75i
5
.
66%
25%
10
20
(The)
*66%
*75
*94
25
preferred
5,700
66'A
*25%
88
24%
25%
114
41'A
100
100
_2fl
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
6
29%
"
100
preferred
'*85
88
29%
*83
"123
„
100
2 9'A
66'A
"123
30%
8%
'149
151
*149
8 3/8
25%
75%
*123
100
preferred
*14%
*50%
32%
*123
10
100
com
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co common
83% Jan
May 21
preferred
Power
preferred
5
Mar
partlc
preferred
$5
90
*7
*123
*85
No par
com
»
32%
*8%
35%
13%
7%
90
7%
15%
51%
33%
35%
*13%
7%
♦123
30%
100
Chemical
Virginia Elec &
13
Mar
preferred
dlv
6%
6
13
103% Feb
May 29
16% Feb
5
24
Feb
14
29% Aug 27
6
Jan
3%%
Va-Carolina
13
11
Sep
46% Jan
30
>;,
47% July 26
Jan
96 % Aug
24
38 % Apr
26
113% Dec
49% Nov
2.50
Ry com_100
preferred__100
'
May
108
&
noncumulative
Victor Chemical Works common
34% Mar 26
23% Sep
7
46
47%
47
14%
133% Jan
Jan
.
*27%
13
1.
50%
—
14%
14
94
.75
50%
27 %
Inc
Inc
Jun
12
25%
75%
50
—
35%
13%
7%
91
7
15%
51%
34%
13,100
31%
8%
46%
25%
*25
75%
Shares
32'A
29
*8%
28%
29
*66%
66%
37% .38%
*83%
85
*95
100
48%
49%
155% 156%
17%
18
64
65
62%
62%
67
68%
153% 155
18
18
151
149
151
*150
14%
Co
Oct
87-/2 Sep
33%
27%
Raalte
130
58% Mar
50%
10
Industries
Norman
Van
9% Aug 28
Oct
91
7
14%
2.50
Van
127
4 7'/a Mar 15
8
14%
50%
1
.
35%
13%
the Week
Oct. 11
31 "Va
32 %
8%
32
29
66%
38%
85
100
49
156
18%
64%
62
67%
153%
18
*17%
35%
13%
7%
90%
7
*14%
50%:'
*33%
18
x33%
12.80
*35
48%
154%
18
64
62
66%
152Va
63
68%
152%
17%
*35
*13%
7%
*90
7
Noon-
issued"
*66'A
38%
*83%
49%
155%
18%
64
la
Universal Pictures Co Inc com—14%% preferred—
100
29
100
48%
154%
32%
8%
31%
*8%
32%
8%
29%
66%
38%
85
*95
Universal Leaf Tobacco com-Nopar
8% preferred
100
82% Mar 29
56'A Aug 15
4
47% Jun
28
10
9
29% Mar 12
24% May 31
74% Aug 21
Feb
91
23
17
59% Apr 26
39
Apr
6
167
Feb 24
9
35
41% Mar 14
1
10%-Aug 3
26% Aug 15
10
77% Nov
$6 conv—tible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc com
.A--1
Class B 2nd preferred14
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp——
x
99
26
14% Oct
8
May
Mar 23
18
14
10% Jan
7% Sep
37% Oct
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
38
27
9% Dec
2
19% Jan
17% Oct 11
19% Aug 24
3
17% Jan
56
9
90% Mar
128
July
07% Mar
170
Feb
19% Sep
71% Sep
69
Mar
69% Sep
169
Jan
31%
*8%
28%
66%
38%
*83%
SalM for
Friday
Oct. II
Oct. 10
Oct. 9
Oct. 8
'
10
14% Apr 23
1
83
Par
EXCHANGE
70
Jan
8
51% July 18
12
Sep
12
20
172 % Jun
19
Jan
68
3
Sep
93% Sep
84 '/a Mar 21
157 >/< Jan
11
75% Mar
44
6
Jan
15
16
Sep
8VsJun
23% Jan
*
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
US Lines Co common
1
4% % preferred
10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
5
US Playing Card Co
10
U S Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100
3%% preferred series B
100
U S Rubber Co common-;
5
8% noncum 1st preferred—10n
U: S. Shoe Corp
_1
U S Smelting Ret & Mm com„50
1%
preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
16%
7% preferred
100
U S Tobacco Co common
;No par
1% noncumulative preferred
25
United Stockyards Corp
1
32'/a Oct
9
9% July 13
35% Aug
1
11
14
9% Feb
28
22% Jan
17
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
+
*■.*'*
SALX PRICKS
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
1
RECORD
r
,
STOCKS
Pear 1955
19
•
for Prertona
x30 Va
43%
43%
24%
24%
*28
29
■
—-
44'A
14,600
243A
24%
24%
2,500
29
28 Va
29
43%
44
110
w
85% Mar 28
RR
4%%
preferred
9
13% Jan
19
14% Jan
9
Waldorf System
3
30
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
Walgreen
00% Apr
27
May 25
75
Mar 20
7% Jan
6
66
81% Sep 14
16'A Aug 31
3
24% Jan
15% Nov
15
100% Aug
10
10% Jan
5
oct
30
14% Oct
12
98
14
13% Jun
3
166
20% Sep
12% Jan
Oct
15% Jply '
18% Jan
27
40% Feb
9
42'A July
21% Sep
30% Dec
4
40% Sep
9
50'/a Dec
30
6
25% Apr
9
Jan
17'A Mar
28 %
23 % Mar 14
107% Jun
Sep
29% Sep
113
15
Apr
30% Oct
46
16
3
1
25% Jan
10
7
100% Oct
4
Jan
31
49
Sep
19
110
Jun
6
25% Jun
9
Washington
69%
18%
18%
15
15%
15
143A
14 3/4
14%
*98
99 Va
*11 Va
11%
1,900
16Va
17 Va
2,000
Oct
5
43% Mar
29
West
West
1
Mar 20
112% Jan
Penn
15%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
2,500
44%
44'A
443/H
43 %
44
44%
45%
8,100
*37%
38
38
38
No pa*-
38
38
No par
36
Power
36
Co
8
34%
5
*22%
22
1
3 %
1
1
Corp
Power
4
__
4%%
pfd
Jan
12
Sep
10
Jan
25
23
4.80%
Western
*105%
1
22%
Maryland
82 % July 20
21
common—3
100
preferred
May 10
37
17
Western Auto
Supply Co common_10
100
Ry com
No par
noncum 2nd preferred
100
4%
9
73% Jan
Sep
26
28% Jun
9
25% Jan
6
32% Feb
15
29
36% July 17
Westinghouse
53'A Oct
28
83 % Feb
15
51 % May 28
65 Va Mar 20
Westinghouse Electric eommon_12%
90
99% Jan
26
63
July 29
Jan
30
18% Oct
103% Mar 18
130
1
Jan
23
Sep
21
128% Jun
5
May
9
Western
Pacific RR common_No par
22% Mar
5
Western
Union
86
4
3.80%
11
53
Oct
5
46
Jan
20
96% Jan
3
104
Aug
2
94
Sep
28
Feb
17
Wheeling
10
Wheeling
Jan
24
27
31% Sep
13
77
Sep
27
Nov
16
27
Jan
6
29% Oct
13
34% Jan
6
51 %
21% Jun
95
Mar 14
7% Mar 30
82
Sep
62
99
16
61
16% Apr
30
77
Feb
28
82% Apr
30
5
14% Jan
4
18
Jun
21
27% Aug 31
36'/a Aug 18
148% Jan 13
22% Oct
2
25% Jan
4
15
9% Mar 18
17
Dec
14
3
23
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
92% Jan
159
86
Oct
7
11
Mar 22
9% Nov
15
23% Oct
25
67% Jan
6
23% Dec
9
24% Sep
43
Nov
9
30% Sep
128
k
23
26
Oct...11
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
52% July 20
44% Oct
1
59 % Mar 30
41 % Jan
23
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
103 % July
7
12
Feb
12
25
37% Feb
145
20
Mar 22
24% July 10
36"% Feb
27
Jan
6
86
Jan
18
Aug
y
No par
White
Corp
Motor Co
5%%
White
preferred
Machine
Prior preference
Sewing
5
Public
25
20
142% Dec
27
101
July 30
sales
on
no
Jan
16
14
27% July 27
141% Jan
this day.
3
53%
*52'/a
54%
106'A
*105%
106'A
10
22%
22%
22%
4,400
33%
34%
35
36%
6,300
*96%
98%
*97
99
61%
62%
*75 Va
98%
*96'/a
98 Va
63
62
63
*75
77
♦75
77
*68
69
62 Va
62 %
77 Va
77
*75
77
68
*67%
67%
67
68
68
68
4,000
700
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19 Va
16,600
30
30 %
30'/a
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
7,700
51%
52%
52V4
71,700
51%
*89%
52%
*89%
91
51%
*90
91
52
52%
*90
91
52 Va
52%
*90
91
91
♦125%
*125%
*125%
*125 %
*125%
57%
*97
25%
57
96%
97%
96'A
25%
25%
25%
253%
57%
*67%
Mfg
Co
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith Radio Oorp_.
67%
*28%
28%
28'A
28'A
28'A
28%
28 Va
600
48%
49%
49
493%
49%
49%
49'A
493/a
2,300
100'A
*99%
100'A
130
10 Va
98%
100
10%
10%
*27 %
67%
99%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
11%
11,600
*27%
27 3%
*27 "A
273A
28
2 8'/a
400
45'A
4 5'A
45%
46%
46%
46%
80C
14%
6,000
28
*27 %
27%
*46
47
46
46
xl4%
14%
14%
14%
*81
81
17%
*127%
134
44%
45
*22%
32
44%
•
100
14%
99%
14%
143%
128
134
128
*126
132
100
40
22%
22%
23%
23 Va
23%
3,900
33
32%
33
32%
32%
6,000
44%
44%
44%
45
54
54%
54
54%
90%
91%
44%'
44%
53%
443%
54
*91
93
*195
202
*195
202
"197
202
'197
92
202
'
*197
16,600
4,600
80
202
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
700
7%
7%
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
900
No par
8
7%
7%
7%
10
30%
30%
30
30%
30
5
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
32
No par
983a
99%
98 Va
99%
98%t
25
25
25
89
7%
110%
reorganization,
*91 Va
89 Va
88 %
'
4,700
18
32%
53%
petition has been filed for the company's
2,200
33 Va
22%
92
110%
23%
33 Va
33
53'A
111%
23 %
22%
92
111
*17%
33%
33 %
54
24%
17%
23%
33 Va
23%
32%
y4
24%
200
23 Va
17%
23 Va
"128
134
82
*17%
*17%
17%
23%
14%
*81
*81
*81
14%
82
82
82%
*92
53%
28 Va
99'A
89%
.No par
200
49%
89%
No par
69
*
69
28 Va
32
Spring & Wire
4,300
67 Va
*67 Va
69
67%
22%
10
preferred 4%% series
100
pfd 4% %
conv
series. 100
130
25%
28%
32
10
97%
25 Va
67%
22%
common
12,700
*96%
25%
*49%
*129
Co
Corp
60%
59%
973A
24 3A
97
25%
59
58%
*96%
58%
57%
98%
59%
100
Corp__10
Co
(F W)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
fin receivership, or
53
68
10
Service
Yale
105% Sep
140
900
53 /
34%
32%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8
92%
22%
12
9
-83% Feb
300
92%
91
34
*23
Towne
6,500
102 '/a
102%
26 Va
22'A
32%
(L A)
26 Va
102
105%
17%
4
&
800
33 Va
23 "/a
preferred
Young
91
92
7,700
36%
*101
26%
102
102%
150
27%
22%-.
32%
Inc
98% Mar
7
102
*101
105%
23%
Iron
26%
26%
500
46%
22%
106
*17%
Woodward
36%
32
*105%
1
Wisconsin
Prior
12
60%
36%
102 Va
51 Va
51%
10
Co
Stores
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Prior
Oct
*97
62
27 Va
36%
102%
*90
10
Wilson-Jones
2
35
33%
34%
99
92
80%
Winn-Dixie
24
34% Aug
22%
22%
102%
No par
10% Jan
19
*105'/a
106
26 Va
36'/a
*75
*99%
1
Jan
51%
21 Va
20%
*101
preferred
$4.25
32
*46
.
26 Va
102 %
26%
102
common—No par
Co
3'A
*36
Inc
<fc
Wilson
6%
61%
100
common—1
20
Co—
Oil
Wilcox
34
*97
1
common
3
Nov
Ex-rights.
common—10
Corp
common—5
4%% conv preferred
-—80
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
Worthlngton
99% Jan
Erie Ry
*3 Va
500
■'
'-I.
Whirlpool-Seeger
Woolworth
213
100
-100
B
preferred
50% Mar 19
24
23
an£ asls:e<3 prices;
'
Steel
59% Aug
1
series
7% Oct
26
22
$5
Lake
&
I'.!
*
2.50
1C
Brake
Air
88% Oct
17
32% Apr
108% Sep
90% Oct
159% Jan
May 10
26% May 24
14
aividend.
8
30
Sep
Jun
Jun
23
86
35% Dec
102
26% Feb
5
21% Jan
23
12% Jan
15% Dec
140
10
Jan
30 % Jan
37
6
Mar 14
Apr
9
18
30
6
18% Mar 21
50% July 24
Mar 10
6
22 '/a Jan
30
31% Jan
1
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
22% Jan
Jan
80% Feb 15
Aug 30
27% Sep 11
July 28
10% Jan
75
28% Feb 123
36% Feb
2
102% July 25
12
8
103
Telegraph
preferred
61% Sep
130
J
49% Oct
26'/a Oct
102%
25
68% Feb
May 23
26%
26%
103
108
67
127
102
36%
Mar 27
105% Feb
3%
26%
27%
36
50%
4
3%
3%
26%
49%
13
1,700
27%
18
18
600
3 Va
36'/a
Apr
Oct
5
27
*35%
63
Feb
21 3/4
3 Va
46
30
Jan
22 Va
*21%
31%
*90
99
22 Va
21%
46
91%
47
23
21%
31%
102%
28
23
23
'21%
46%
91
9
23
22
34%
35
31%
*101
25
1,200
31 Va
100
25
34%
*46 %
100
Dec
34%
31%
C
Apr
343%
34 %
46%
B
56
1,300
34'A
46%
series
104
36 %
31 %
series
6
36%
46%
26%
5
100
Inc
36 Va
32
preferred
preferred
36 Va
*31'%
preferred
13
98% Aug
3%
3 Va
4.10%
4 % %
36 'A
22%
4.20%
Western Air Lines
36%
21%
2
20
36%
22%
27
Paper
38
21%
Mar
&
38
22%
Jan
Jan
20
34%
35
400
38%
22%
105
Jun
56% Aug
36
Va
*46
com__2.50
50
Sugar
*37%
-
105
18% Jun
70
15%
8
104
16
44'/a
Snowdrift
Pulp
11 Va
16
26%
27
Va
11 Va
16
16
Oct
West
11%
16
*98
44%
Kentucky Coal Co
West
98
11%
-
26%
West Penn Electric Co
13
99
11%
99
15%
preferred
Indies
11%
44%
_
Wayne Pump Co
Weibilt Corp
28
11%
x26%
Inc
Light Co
Wayne Knitting
<fe
*98
98%
11%
Mills
Waukesha
9
Oil
98%
98
8
Motor
8
7
4.8%
15
1
42% Jan
Apr 27
105% Jun 10
86 % Apr
Gas
Mar
30
29
69%
18%
14%
_1
Washington Water
102
Jun
69%
18:%
Apr
9
62
69 %
18%
14%
91
106
31% Oct
69%
18%
100
14
lo% Jan
69%
18%
100
Pictures
Bros
Wesson
5,000
3,000
69^4
18%
Wa^rd Industries Corpi
2
2,800
143A
69%
Pharmaceutlcal—1
Warner-Lambert
6
69%
18 Va
No par
W
*101
34
105'A Dec
9
52 % Feb
20% Feb
4
7
43% May 10
25% Jan
15
29
1
11
Oct
30
4% Apr
12
4
99% Feb
27% Apr
Sep
Apr
27
68%
183/a
30%
1
49% Aug
37% Aug
&
G
26% May
8
500
"30'/a
preferred
Warner
400
30%
Wardell Corp
38% Mar 23
3
12
101 % Feb
35
Jan
3
30
t
50% Dec
1
19% Feb
4'A Feb
6
33 % Apr
20
22
Apr
21% Mar
9
16% May 16
2% Jan
35% May 22
25 % Feb
9
30
27
20'A Aug
37% Oct
41% Sep
5
Jan
5% %
14%
30'/a
14
30%
Co
40 % Jan
13
30
32
(Hiram)
29% Sep
22% Sep
43% Dec
20
11
14 Va
30%
*75
75%
14
30%
Ward Baking Co common
28
20
3
18% Mar 14
30% Mar 14
38% Dec
Feb
12% Jan
106
6
100
14 Va
30 Va
75%
14
14
76%
14 Va
*30'A
76%
"75
76%
14%
30%
Co
Walworth
17"% Mar 12
1
10% July
Walker
7
-
*13%
2.50
15% Dec
32% Nov
No par
10
3
27% Jan
a
110%
Deferred
30%
30%
25
111
delivery,
31%
8,000
30%
34
35
4,900
32%
32
101%
.
33%
102%
103 Va
101 Va
11.000
24%
24%
24%
1,100
110%
109%
110
r Cash
109%
1,500
value, wd When distributed. xEx-
Number 5577
184
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. •.
Bond Record
(1601)
New York Stock Exchande
«»
FRI DAY
The
italic
letters
column
the
In
Figures
headed
after
—
WEEKLY
"interest
decimal
Period"
point
one
YEARLY
—
indicate
represent
in
each
month
the
case
32nds
more
or
of
the
when
bonds
mature.
point.
a
i
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
YORK
Monday
Treasury
3s
Treasury
Oct. 9
Low
3%s
Treasury
Tuesday
Oct. 8
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
10
108.28 Jan
10
108.23 Jan
BONDS
1978-1983
Low
High
PRICES
Oct. 11
Low
High
*100.14
100.20
*95.14
95.21
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 10
100.22
*95.17
95.22
*95.18
SALE
Wednesday
High
*100.16
100.22
*100.16
1995
HIGH
AND
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Previous
Range for
Low
*100.8
95.18
Low
100.14
*95.8
Sales foi
Oct. 12
High
*100.8
95.12
the
High
100.14
95.12
*95.8
23/4s
1961
*97.24
97.28
*97.25
97.29
*97.22
97.26
*37.20
97.24
*97.20
97.24
Treasury 2%s
—1958-1963
*100.14
100.20
*100.16
100.22
*100.16
100.22
'100.14
100.20
*100.14
100.20
23/4s
Treasury 2%s
1.960-1965
*101.8
101.16
*101.8
101.16
*101.8
101.16
*101.8
101.16
*101.8
101.16
Treasury
1957-1958
*99
99.2
*99
99.2
*99
99.2
*99
99.2
*99
98.18
*98.16
98.18
*98.16
98.18
*98.16
98.18
*98.16
Treasury
1
2'%s
1961
*96.6
96.10
Treasury 2%s
Feb
100.4
1
Feb
—1962-1967
*93.18
93.22
Aug
*95.6
95.10
*92.22
2Vis
Treasury
15
15
1958
1963
_
___
*96.5
96.9
*96.4
96.8
*96.2
96.6
*96.2
96.6
*93.20
93.24
*93.16
93.20
*93.14
93.18
*33.14
93.18
*95.7
95.11
*95.6
95.10
*95.4
95.8
*95.4
92.26
*92.21
92.25
*92.18
92.22
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registered 1998
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8
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(1605)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
bonds v-yNew York Stock
-
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
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Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
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101% 101%
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
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.
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May
Mar-Sep
—___April-Oct
1989—May-Nob
1971
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971
lASiemens
1970
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968—
99%
94
83%
89
1968.June-Dec
3s
debentures
101%
June-Dec
_
1972
assented
3 Vis
93
*—
_May-No»
1989_Pan-July
Beagram (Jos E) & Sons 2V&B 1966
3s
39'A
97'A
97%
*96 Va
May-Nov
1977
debs
f
3V4s
160 »A
148
--
*90»i
Mar-Nov
series B 1980
f debentures 1977
s
i_
6Vis sinking fund mtge series C
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st mtge
91 »A
25'A
,——
debentures
conv
of
2%s
Corp
s
3%s
103%
*91
2022
Jan
2006
England 1st gtd 4s
3s
Co
debentures
4%s
Jan-July
Bt Paul Union Depot 3Vis B 1971
Bcioto
1980
6'As sinking fund mtge series A
157%
1
-
April-Oct
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Paul
tr 2%s
United Steel Works Corp—
6 Vis debs series A 1947—
186
147%
7
*94
Mar-Sept
1906_Jan-Jury
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificatea 1989
Bt
73 Vi
June-Deo
1971
mtge & coll trust 3 Vis 1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
178
__
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1980
B
ser
39
202
*
-May-Nov
Rubber 2%s debentures,
2%s debentures 1967
16}%
186
155'A 155'A
155% 155%
1997
ser
Missouri 3%s
U" S
100
161%
'.r\.
s
debs
95'A
89%
38%
April-Oct
Oil of California 2%s debs
3%s
117 %
95
•
178
April-Oct
Adirond'k 1st gold
Second
gold 6s 1996
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
mtge
89
89 %
37%
*80
Corp—
Lawrence &
income
198o
mtge & coll trust 3%s
,
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
5s
104%
89%
April-Oct
1960
1st
•
Bt
98 Va
96
3
99%
37%
and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriI-Oct
& coll
"
■
99'/a
—
99%
135'A
•
Co—
mtge 3%s 1982
3%s
99'A
.|r"'
..
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As series D 1977
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
'■
Oil
1968
mtge
United
86
92%
*94
-
JaVJuly
mtge 6s 1953
A Con sol mtge 6s 1955
„
125
May-Nov
of
mortgage
United
98
322
81%
-
178
^
IA Con sol
Rochester Gas
debentures
4%s
1980
1952
6s
income 5s Jan
Associated
debentures
1st
1946
mtge
ser
Union
104%'
*97Vi
1983--April-Oct
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
IA Direct
3%s
2%s debentures 1976
;
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2Vis series C 1991~Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973———April-Oct
99
—-
»
June-Dec
shjJcing fund mortgage 1946
assented
refund M
*
85
130
•1
88
*86'A
',
—
89'A
89'A
*88
—
June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
Union Pacific RR—
Rheinelbe Union—
3Vis
f
s
Union
138%
205
—
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_\M«y-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
-AApril-Ocf
3%s debs
gold 5s 2000
1st
Radio Corp of America 3%s conv
Co
and
1st
-
96
R
Mfg
1980—April-Oct
1st
100 %
95
102
95'A
25
u
Q
7s
1970—April-Oct
series C
Union Electric Co
100
114%
90
o
97%
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
First
94%
*
Apr-Ocf
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
88 7
Cent ref and impt.3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
94
94-'!4
94%
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
3Vis debentures 1975
Rheem
series B
Water
3s
refunding mortgage 3Vis
3 Vis
M 3%s
first
100Vi
100Vi
100
*94 %
99
100
102'A
96%
Tol & Ohio
96
100%
98 %
94%
93
—
*100
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
June-Dec
t A Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
Co—
refunding mortgage 3s
M
refund
Pacific
Feb-Aup
3%s
1st
108
Mar-Sep*
1977
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
debentures 1972
.
Texas
98
3%s
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 19.68—Jan-July
First
'
April-Oct
Gas
&
*100
Jligft
9l'/2
94%
'
98
June-Dec
1977
1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtg* 3 Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
First mortgage 2%s 1984
3s
102
refund
and
&
General
June-Dec
1986
Public Service
94%
"
--
1
97%
61
Orleans RR—
^Adjustment
Feb-Aug
1974
First.general 4%s series D
Plantation
101
107
£8»A
*90
—
Jan-Julf
April-Ocl
May-Nov
and
First
Texas
Ry—
1962
C
95
First
93
~"
97
Mar-Sept
.
First
s
96
Texas & New
a
101
.
and
M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
110
86
100
97
*96%
May-Not
and impt
Refund
108 7
5
__
98
—■
of St Louis—
Refund
106
100
86 %
*98%
197.2+.
1973
Terminal RR Assn
106 %
100
103
78
86 Ve
May-Nou
11
debentures
-
Jan.
Low
NO.
'
Sine*
Range
Sold
Hloh
a
2%s debentures
Co
&
2%s
102%
104
—
Bond*
Friday's
100'A
%
103
__
or
Bid & Asked
Jan-Juiy
90%
100
104 %
Jan-July
Swift
100%
101
*101
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
89
~
Sale Price
LOW
99
93
__
Last
Period
Exchange
High
92
*101
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsb Coke & Chem
96
Week's Range
Friday
New York Stock
1
Low
20
*83
guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963__Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
5s series A 1970
No.
94 V 4
&
Jan.
Interest
BONDS
Since
Range
Sold
High
93
Consolidated
General mortgage
Bonds
Friday's
or
BOND RECORD
RAl^GE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 12
Week's Range
Friday
not
by maturity.
not
sal*
-
__
.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
77 M
====^
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the following
Oct.
extensive list
we
furnish
a
AND
the American Stock Exchange
the American Stock Exchange itself and is
8, 1956, and ending Friday, Oct. 12.
whether stock
or
bond
in
which
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
on
It is compiled from the reports of
dealings have occurred during the current year.
any
RANGE
WEEK
FOB
ENDED
OCTOBER
for
week
the
intended
beginning Monday,
security
to include every
12
"C=
*
'
r
0
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
runt)
Last.
Sale Price
Par
Petroleum Corp class
Precision Products Inc
Aberdeen
Acme
Wire
Acme
Consol
Adam
Aero
Co
A
Inc
Air
Associates
Inc
footnotes
(N
page
Shares
Low
4%
5%
300
4%
Sep
8%
9%
1,300
e-'/s
Apr
"7%
2
7%
2
1
33.
9'A
Aug
9% Sep
Air
Ajax
Way Industries Inc
Petroleums Ltd
150
27%
Oct
31
Feb
7%
400
7%
Oct
10% Mar
Alabama
2'/#
~7
37e
Jan
Alabama
Apr
8%
Jan
Alan
1,200
6
May
10%
Jan
300
y
Jan
800
1%
9'A
Oct
13% Mar
Gas
Power
Wood
5"c
Alaska
Corp
Southern
Great
4.20%
Steel
cumulaitve
Airlines
preferred—
s*ie*
Rang*
tar Week
Shares
10
100
1
Range Since
Low
Hiph
Jan. I
High
6%
6'/a,
6%
7,300
6%
Oct
9%
%
%
11
2,100
%
Feb
1%
36
35%
36
1,400
33 % May
95%
Jan
182
95
95%
125
95
Oct
103%
27%
28
300
27
Oct
30%
87
87
75
87
Sep
89 %
5
200
Oct
6%
4%
4%
Jun
Sep
37% Jan
162
50
preferred—100
Co
Inc
3
50c
2
Week'*
of Prices
Low
Par
28'A
7 %
~63i
5%
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Alabama
•
5
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
28
Last
STOCKS
8%
l
common
J)
see
Friday
aaie»
for Week
1
1
Supply Manufacturing
Surpass Shoe Stores
Manufacturing
Prices
Low
10
Agnew
Ainaworth
Range
01
1
common-^
Industries
Week'*
*
May
Feb
Sep
Sep
Jazr
29
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
e
SO
(1606)
Monday, October 15, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Friday
L»«t
■TOCll
"
A*#rlea» iteek btkM|f
Hang*
tale Prloe
Araer
All
Kunstzljde
dep
V—
shares
N
Amer
rcis
Engineering
Aiiegnany Corp
warranu
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles
Fisher
&
Allied
Artists
5%%
Pictures
J
-1
Allied
Internat'l
Allied
Paper
Allied
Products
Aluminum
$3.75
Investing cap stock.
Aluminum
Goods
-Industries
Air
•
__
American
Beverage
•
(RI)
conv
pfd—1»
Book
Electronics
American
Hard
American
Laundry Machine
American
Manufacturing Co
Inc
Rubber
American
Meter
American
Natural
American
Petrofina
American
Inc
6%
class
A
Paper
5%
preferred,
Jun
Jan
Jan
18
Sep
8
V2 Mar
Sep
4,700
26%
Febi
49
200
22%
Sep!
25% Aug
200
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
Sep
12
Jun
Jan
48%
10 4
100
9%
48'4
30
30%
v
26%
Feb
Oct
2% Aug
1
Jan
---
61
Jan
71
Apr
300
11%
Jun
13%
Jun
12 4
25%
Feb
38 %
30%
000
27%
Jan
33 % May
33*4
100
27% Mar
36%
10%
37
34 %
Sep
Aug
13% July
7,200
8%
Feb
33%
700
32%
Oct
41
Jan
32%
32'4
100
31%
Oct
36%
Jan
14%
15
22,600
14%
Oct
15
Oct
14.14
15
4%
4,100
13%
Sep
16%
Apr
4%
Feb
11%
10
14%
15
10%
33
—
.
,
4%
4%
11%
—
—
914
100
6%
1.800
2ft
2ft
—
2
5,600
'
—
6%
6%
20o
2,500
12
•
9%
__
.1514
__
4.7ft
12%
Jan
16 %
Feb
24%
Sep
7% May
5% Jan
11%
Jun
7% Mar
3
1,100
2 Va
Oct
15%
400
13%
Feb
16% May
200
12%
Oct
17
10%
3,100
414
1
4%
Oct
19% Mar
13
10'4
10%
IOVb
Jan
J SI Apr
Apr
14% May
4% July
900
130
98%
34 %
35 Vb
2,800
27%
Jun
39%
Sep
2114
__
4%
99'4 100'4
34'4
21%
4,400
18%
Jan
22
Sep
4
Jan
Oct
110
J.an
preferred
10o
warrants
—
—
—
—
714
6%
7%
7,400
1
1414
14%
15%
2,000
2.50
1914
19%
19%
800
;
....
Equipment" Corp
.
rets
2%
1
Plywood
Audio
Devices
paid
•
1%
48'4
&
Brillo
common
Forman
4%
Brown
(E L)
1%
3,400
48%
2,000
101
Oct
l'/s July
107
Feb
43%
Feb
1% May
61
May
S
Burma
6%
Oil
Calgary
Calif
&
$3.00
$2.50
Calvan
Oct
46
10
43
Ms'
47%
Apr
2 Va
5%
300
Aluminum
Coastal
Products
Caribbean
Farm
vtc
Oils
7% Mar
6% Mar
6%
Apr
6,900
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
13
13
200
12%
Oct
15%
Jan
79
80'A
350
75 Va
Feb
88
Apr
24%
24%
100
22%
Apr
25%
%
%
10,700
%
Oct
6%
"III
7%
10,500
3%
Jan
10%
17%
Feb
23%
,-16%
Jan
Sep
37
Julv
3%
5
Mar
4%
Oct
"ill
7
——
4%
200
514
4%
4,200
1
10%
10%
77%
73 Va
78%
3,750
5%
6 Va
1,000
2
Apr
Feb
Oct
81% July
4%
6%
Aug
1% July
Aug
2 %
13 800
6%
6%
1,100
25%
25 Va
200
11%
11%
100
13%
14
800
13%
Feb
16% Mar
23%
23%
100
22
Feb
25% July
1%
•
30s
Aug
6% Mar
7% July
10c
Co
Development ordinary
Jan
Jan
8% May
44 % Jan
Co
Equipment
Oct
100
Sand
Stone
&
25%
1
Co
Hotel Inc
6%
2% Mar
Jun
8%
Jan
Oct
25
37%
1
10
—
Vtc ext to
1
7%
7%
814
5.000
50c
5'/b
5 Vb
5 %
3.200
_10o
1965—-—
Connelly Containers Inc
Diesel Electric Corp
7%
7
7%
3.300
Electrodynamics
50c
Corp
Jan
Jan
14%
Jun
-
7%
Oct
4%
Apr
6% May
7
Oct
10V« May
32 Va July
10%
Jan
Ltd
&
Feb
29
Oct
37%
11
Oct
13%
Apr
17 Va Sep
46% Aug
Continental
Commercial
Feb
i'/e
18%
19
14%
14%
400
14% Aug
18
16 %
16%
500
13
17 %
Sep
3%
3,900
3
Jun
3%
Jan
6%
Aug
9% Mar
3
18,800
Jan
Jun
20% Aug
% July
12
12
12%
1,300
15 Vb
7%
Aug
7%
3,300
6
Jan
8%
Sep
5%
~5%
x5%
3,000
5% May
3% Jan
6%
10c
7%
Sep
10c
Corp_;
1%
1%
1%
2,700
1%
2%
Jan
41%
41 %
1
Inc
Inc
—
__
3ft
—
16%
3%
8%
lft
Jan
4%
Aug
5%
Sep
9%
Jan
27,600
514
Feb
10 Vb
Sep
6
8%
8%
16,400
400
2
6
•
1
16%
16%
1,300
12 %
12%
600
3%
3%
15 Vb May
9
Feb
3%
3,100
2%
Jan
5%
5%
300
li 5%
Jan
14%
14%
300
14 Va
26% Mar
12% July
4% July
5% Oct
Feb
Apr
—
8
1
__
•
__
5
3
7%
34
—
100
—
__
300
10% Aug
5
Sep
6%
Feb
33%
Sep
47
Jan
—
95 Vb
Sep
102
Feb
6%
200
6
400
4%
__
7%
_•
7%
7%
6
6
—
14,500
Vb
3,000
29%
100
8%
45
Distillery Ltd—
voting
Class
B
non-voting
May
8% Mar
Jan
1%
Jun
2%
8
Jan
Corroon
preferred
13,200
1
Corp
American dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum common
Crowley Milner & Co
reg)—£1
__
•
__
—
—
45%
45%
45%
^00
19%
£1
Cent
Petroleum
(Md)
Cork
Internat'l
"A"
Crown
Drug Co
Oil
partic
19%
34,600
6
9V8 Mar
50c
Co—.
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
common
Oil
%c
vtc
Daitch Crystal
Day
34%
Jan
51%
Apr
Jan
Dempster
7%
Jan
Dennison
1%
Sep
36%
Jan
3'%
51
13%
Jan
25%
19
21%
25,500
17%
Jan
Oct
Brothers
Davidson
20%
1,200
17%
Jan
7%
7 "ft
390
14
14%
400
13 %
26%
26%
26%
500
24%
11
300
10%
Mines
Inc_
Oct
3%
7%
9%
Sep
1
.
50c
8%
8%
100
9%
9%
Detroit
Gasket
Aug
Detroit
Gray Iron Foundry
9%
100
Jun
Aug
17% Mar
Dome
Feb
34
Sep
Dominion
Tar
4% July
Dominion
Textile
9 Vb
Dorr-Oliver
11 J/4 May
Dow
Oct
Draper Corp
19 %
Aug
17%
16%
17%
1,200
17
16%
17
1,600
16%
Sep
20 % Mar
17,600
%
Jan
1 % May
Jun
6
Brewery Ltd
4"%
5%
6%
5,600
5
3%
6,900
2%
1%
27,100
7.50-.
4%
July
Feb
7% Mar
—
Driver
6%
July
Jan
4% May
14% May
Harris
1%
1%
50c
Corp Ltd
•
26%
26%
27
1,300
DuMont
(Allen B)
rets ord
reg
6%
Feb
33%
Aug
4%
Jan
3%
Sep
6,100
13%
Feb
60
Aug
67% Mar
-47%
Oct
55
5ft
5%
900
26%
26%
150
25%
Sep
30
May
17%
20,900
16 Va
Oct
29
Mar
5
Mines Ltd—1
Ltd
•
„
—
17%
16%
__
___
33.
6,000
17%
Jan
28
300
25 Va
Jun
30%
2%
300
2%
Jun
3
% Mar
14%
9,500
12
Oct
19
Mar
16
Aug
13 Va
Sep
9%
Apr
Aug
Jan
17
250
5%
7
78,800
214
Jan
17%
13
1,300
13 Vb
Jan
19%
40
~2%
Sep
51% Mar
-4?
CD-
123,200
1
11
1
1%
Feb
6%
1 'Ml 1 I!O
11 I,
Aug
9% Mar
1
16%
1«%
14%
15%
x7
'
x7
5-V)
16V8
325
14Vb Mar
1.110
1%
34%
1%
33%
1%
3«%
) 80
5%
700
5 VB
■(
—
__
32%
32%
142
600
—
33%
142
13 Vb
13 Vb
400
Apr
9% July
Sep
4
July
8 % May
12%
Jan
Sep
19% Mar
17
Ma
Oct
8%
1% Aug
32% Jun
2 Vb
5 %
5 Vis
26%
Oct
Jan
v
Jan
Apr
36% Mar
7
Apr
8% Mat
Feb
33
May
20
142
Oct
157
Jun
13
Oct
3%
1 399
lft
m
18.800
15%
16%
2,800
15
7
100
3%
•
2%
17%
Apr
Jan
3% Mar
'ft J^n
2ft Aug
15
2ft
Oct
Sep
19
Aug
3%
14%
23
) 4%
290
14 %
Oct
18
9%
IOVb
10%
9,800
5%
Jan
10 %
22%
23%
700
15
•
15
500
19% May
17% Jan
17VB
17
12%
.Tan
~5%
7%
400
7%
Sep
17 Vb
200
12%
Jan
34%
7%
•
7.50
10s
5
Feb
15
Corp
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Apr
Oct
23
Mar
25
July
18% July
8%
Jan
20% Aug
41 % Aug
4%
31% Jan
36 %
24.
l.*>00
21%
Jun
27%
Jan
IOVb
10%
1.900
23%
10%
6,500
9%
Jan
6% July
Jun
28%
800
6%
4,600
14%
Jan
72 % Ma#
27
Sep
34% Mar
5%
Sep
10
2%
28%
Oct
44
6%
6
Oct
~4%
~4 %
700
16
16%
200
16
•
36
36
209
33%
1
6
1
common
i%
Jan
3%
Jan
4Vb
Oct
7%
•
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Jan
9
Oct
24
Feb
52% Jun
Oct
8% Mar
6%
%
Jan
Feb
Jan
6 V8
10,100
26%
27%
15,700
15%
Jan
28 V8 July
77
Oct
85 Va
Apr
37%
37%
200
31 %
Jan
39
34%
35%
1,200
30%
Jun
47
Aug
Aug
185
Jan
213
Mar
125
168%
Sep
197% Mar
6
Apr
Eastern Gas &
Fuel
Mar
4%%
6% July
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
prior
Assn
preferred
preferred
series A.
$6
preferred
series B
27%
25
1
Corp
$7
common—10
100
Iron
..
35%
.
•
—
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page
26
27%
93 Vb
Jan
19 %
4,300
*
Co
Duval
3%
Insurance
Sep
14%
5%
(The)
Hosiery class B common
Test
4%
3%
—
10% Mar
1
Duraloy
Duro
14%
1
Jun
1%
1
American dep
Jan
3%
1
Oct
7 Vb
Laboratories—
Common
2%
14%
50
Co
Jan
5%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Aug
1
50
Gas
66Vb
300
177
17%
•
Power Co
1 %
10c
Inc_
Jan
3,700
10
Co
Durham
10c
Jan
5%
15.900
-3%
•
1
common
Drilling & Exploration Co
Duke
200
4ft Oct
8
12
13%
1
32.50
1
*
$2
Feb
11
10 %
3%
common
2
Jun
Jan
Sep
3% May
16% Oct
4%
Ltd
Co
Inc
4%
9%
8%
700
3%
Co Ltd
Chemical
&
stock
ord
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
200
6
Coal
&
Jan
Feb
10c
35
50c
1
5
100
1
2.50
*
(The) Corp
Exploration Ltd-
Sep
200
—
Mar
8%
6%
2%
6s 8d
Diversey
Steel
8%
1
May
21
8814
1
Inc
rets ord reg
Dominion
4%
25c
Club
Feb
9%
12%c
14 %
-
Ltd—
4% Mar
13%
4%
ft-
Co
American dep
Bridge Co Ltd
8%
%
100
ft
25o
Dominion
9%
%
4
1
Ltd
Apr
9
shares__3s 6d
Manufacturing
&
(The)
Distillers
_1
1
Diners'
Apr
24% Aug
7% Jan
10
2.50
Investment Co
class A common
Mfg
debentures
Aug
7
3
10%
18% Aug
5% July
Mar
27
7
Inc
Jan
24%
20%
7%
11
500
Sep
% May
23%
II
Dayton Rubber Co class A
7%
19%
1
11%
300
5%
17
17
5 Va
27%
-1
Mills
36 % Mar
20%
•
400
19%
Oct
17% Mar
7%
1
—2.50
Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery
Sep
1
1
Jan
4ft
2.50
4
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
29 %
10
common
5
*
common
Cuban-Venezuelan
5
•
*
2.50
Land Co common
&
$1.12 preferred
American Oil
Cuban
26% Mar
_1
2.50
Jan
11%
00 <£> n'~
25o
common
Devon-Leduc Oils
18%
Sep
Sep
%
14%
5%
6 %
Crown
8%
£1
7%
Oct
11%
87%
Dejay Stores common
—
200
15%
19%
5
Crown
Curtis
5%
Co——-—1
—1
Crowell-Collier Publishing
Curtis
2,700
7
1 e
11%
44% Mar
Oct
15%
100
Jan
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Crystal
7
15%
ft
1514
•
1.50
class A
Beverage
40% July
15'%
5c
Reynolds common
&
$1
Cott
700
15%
—•
Mines
Inc
50
.
15%
—
5
Gold
7 Vb
7
Oct
Jan
Apr
Aug
„•
~7
10% Feb
8% Mar
6%
Coro
6ft May
6% Jun
46%
—
10s
common
Jan
1
A
30%
__
46%
Jan
400
7
29%
6%
1,000
6%
__
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reg
10% Mar
13% May
Feb
7%
___
10s
common
Oct
Feb
34%
—
__
19% Mar
6%
6%
—
20c
reg
8
Sep
10%
6%
ft
common
700
5
7%
34
%
13%
■
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1
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8
13%
—
13%
Jan
•
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Class
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16% July
Jan
7%
1.25
Cooper-J arrett Inc
Corby
Jan
12%
2,500
Jun
&
21
1,500
30%
14
Paint
1.100
15%
30
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Inc
Industries
30
15%
30'A
37
Continental
2914
15%
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300
Lines
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Consolidated Royalty Oil
Mining
400
51%
Inc
ord
6%
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Compo Shoe
42%
3
preferred_100
ord
footnotes see
614
5%
—
800
20
common
Mar
46
8%
17
25%
preferred
Co
Corp
"
22
1074
16%
Jun
Electric :Power
Bread
Coal
Mar
10
Mar
8 Va
42
Aug
Sep
preferred
For
95
16
10%
Air
__
Campbell Chilbougamau
Canada
Sep
8% Sep
200
5
Aviation & Engineering—1
3%
class A
&
83
900'
9Vb
22
4
Continental
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Oil
25
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8%
6 Va
,
Continental
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Claussner
Jan
900
Corp—
Camden Fire
Mar
1,000
4% Mar
Ltd—
Aviation
83
1,900.
4%
Ltd—
Eastern
California
Apr
Sep
4
Sep
18%
•
Edmonton
Apr
70
23%
Jun
1,200
common
Cable Electric Products
6
14% Aug
80
32
3%
c
C & C Super
Jan
23
3%
3 Vb
1
Corporation
Sep
Aug
Apr
4% Mar
24% Aug
22%
Co
—
21.100
common
rets
24%
12%
22
"%
—
4%
preferred
convertible
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80 %
--
16%
„
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dep
72
Jan
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Sep
9%
125
Apr
5% Mar
Oct
3%
700
-
1
=
--
14%
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd
6%
48%
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,
.
22
5
-10
4
1
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preferred
preferred
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1
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14%
Buell Die & Machine Co
Bunker Hill
2.50
Consolidated Gas Utilities
48%
convertible
serial
7
3'%
10
Apr
3%
preferred
6%
12%
25
70%
10
Ltd
Jun
14%
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
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Buffalo-Eclipse
,'r
5,100
12
24%
24%
100
America
Aug
48%
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60c
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2
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5
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common
7%
3%
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common
42
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Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B
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common
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•
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280
17%
Distillers
Rubber Co
Bruce
1.800
22%
101'4
Aug
—\
.
•
rets
cumulative
8,300
Sep
Sep
Apr
%
4% July
5Va May
16% Jan
2,300
7%
3% f:
4 Vb
22 %
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1
dep rets ord reg
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Brown
23 %
7
—
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Brown
100
200
3%
—
3
1
Co
dep
5
6
Apr
Apr
45 %
113
ft Aug
5
5%
5%
7Vb
1
preference
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Cornucopia
American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
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American
Sep
Jan
Apr
13
Aug
109
3%
_1
3ft
32
Jan
35
180
1
1
Colonial
6
20c
Co
Aug
July
111
1% July
26% Oct
1,100
1
—
lo
Works
Petroleum
37
110%
1
;
16%
•
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British
British
•
—
1
1
Manufacturing Co
Amer
36 %
110
1
—
1
common
Gas
150
1
Sep
1%
1
Corp
Jan
27%
32
Oct
1V8
6,200
ft
5%
47
—
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord—*
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5%
3,300
Clark Controller Co
3%
Sep
Company Inc
Breeze
2,200
1%
2%
2s 6d
.
Light 4%
City Auto Stamping
3,600
6%
common
Gear
5%
ft
9%
37
6%
Feb
1%
V4
•
Christiana Oil Corp.
4%
Sep
Inc
Foote
23
1
5.50
pfd
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Cockshutt
Gas—
5%%
prior cumulative
Borne Chemical
Brad
5.500
3.500
2712
2
5
:
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Co of
Oil
Charter
Colon
4 Vb
Bickford's Inc common
Black Starr & Gorham
class A_
Blauner's common
Bourjois
2%
7Vb May
4%
29
2
"lft
10
Continental Uranium
Co
Feb
Sep
3%
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Charis Corp common
Jan
4,400
Inc
&
Chamberlin
Jun
15%
Corp
Co
Convertible
3 %
Feb
Cprporation
(S)
Power &
5'/b
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2
3%
2,000
4%
.
Shoe Corp
(H
Central
10%
9 %
Inc
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument
Bohack
2 Vb
Jan
Century Investors Inc
Oct
3%
Inc
Blumenthal
2
24% Mar
2%
1
preferred
Feb
1,400
Company
Co
2ft
Oct
Jun
5,200
America
Century Electric
Clary
Feu
19%
"75
20
43 Va
Maine Power Co—
3.50%
2% May
3,300
50o
Watch
Central
2%
11,300
Incorporated
Benrus
20
Sep
3%
preference $1.50 series
1,200
3%
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Bellanca
Conv
Sep
41
3 Vb
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&
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1,300
11
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2%
28%
shares
(A S)
(A
Clinchfield
Apr
5ft Mar
July
6c
vtc
& Light $5
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Central Explorers Ltd
Jan
10%
Banff Oil Ltd
Bearings
Castle
Catalin
24
27
3%
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco de los Andes—
Beck
7,800
6ft
9ft
4Va
common
Cenco
18% May
3%
1
Beau-Brummell
6%
30%
Jan
28%
Clayton
10%
Inc
Oil
6}J
Jan
1%
4%
vtc
(J W) Co common
Apr
27%
common
Basin
6%
2«'/2
28%
Casco Products common
18
10 pesos
10c
Basic
13.900
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Consol
Class A
American
5ft
pfd—10
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11% May
1
Oil
Industries
4 io
37
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Products
Baldwin Rubber
5
28% May
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101
—
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Baker
Carreras
4%
4%
1
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Bailey & 8elburn
10c
partic
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Ltd
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Gas
Power
1,100
•
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
108% Mar
on
22
Corp
Steel
Ltd
1
■it Oh
30 %
•
Carnation Co common
Commodore
dlv
Mining As
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Automatic
2
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Ltd
Capital City Products
Jun
Consolidated
Atlas
Ltd
Co
Canso Oil Producers Ltd
Carolina
Range Sine# Ja
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30%
'
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Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Line
vtc_l
Canal-Randolph Corp
2%
...
—
lo
July
Atlas
Williston
Feb
6%
14
Tel—
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Canadian
Canso Natural
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*
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Petrofina
8%
1
America
Associated Oil & Gas Co
&
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Ltd
Marconi
Canadian
2%
21
Inc
of
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Canadian
Club
reg
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Petroleums
Canadian
May
105
Industries—
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Southern
Share#
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I
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dep
---
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—
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Food
May
Sep
—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Electric
23
98%
--
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&
Oct
--
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Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
ft
Power
250
88
89
30 '4
2.40
Coast
6%
6%
13%
12
ft
shares
Atlantic
Jun
48 4
11%
Products
$43
9%
33'4
8
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—.
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3% May
12% Mar
23%
5
Mines Ltd
Anchor
A
300
47
—
3
Anacon Lead
CI
---
25o
common
Company class A
Tel
Dredge & Dock Co
13
—
2
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Associated
Aug
5%
—
1
Corp
Writing
American
Canners Ltd
Canadian
10'4
pfd—2ft
common—__—
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Associated
Canadian
Sep
12% Mar
2ft
1
Co
Thread
Associate
Feb
3%
__
•
Gas
American
Aro
Atlantic
12
2ft
com
Co
American
Associate
Canadian
20
Co
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4.72%
7% Ma.>
—
1
Co
Seal-Kap
Armour & Co
Jan
10%
48%
100
Co
American Maracaibo
Arkansas
5
—
—
1
common
American
"A"
Jan
89
—
1
5%
Filter
Post
Jan
9%
Canada
for Week
20
preference
44%
Oct
23
__
89
common
Inc
American
OH
1,200
common—
6
46%
471/2
100
Manufacturing
Industries
American
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12,700
18
—
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preferred
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AMI
5 4
11/a
6%%
Ltd
31% Aug
---
--
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Co
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---
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184
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Number
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•
shares
of
beneficial
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class
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General
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1
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7% July
Jan
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C)
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Distillers
Grand
80,>
42
20
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1%
1%
16,400
1%
Apr
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Sep
107% May
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Oct
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24
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Jun
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17
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189
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2
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Harbor Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartford Electric Light
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Hercules
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&
12%
3,100
11%
39'%
2,400
34
55
950
1,100
600
3
4%
5
200
3% May
57% Aug
1% July
3
Jan
5
6%
Apr
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2
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1
common
10c
5%
5
16 Vs
1
Inc
Co
9%
5%
1
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60c
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common
27%
2%
1,900
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;
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2%
2%
2,400
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Hurd Lock
&
&
Hydro-Electric
Co
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2 700
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1 71/s
48
3%
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Jan
Feb
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24%
111%
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100
50
17%
10%
17%.
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26
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200
800
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5
24%
100
100
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3%
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33
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2
17% Aug
49% Aug
2,200
1%
13%
13%
2%
2,000
S
2%
Oct
~
13%
21%
100
13%
Oct
200
19%
Jan
12%
12%
400
3'/2
3y2
11% May
3
Jan
'
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\l'A
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It"* Jan
212
Aug
Jun
8
Oct
Jan
26,200
300
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5%
5%
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1,700
200
100
100
100 '
5
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,
24%
Oct
99
Oct
38%
Jan
Oct
Jun
16%
27%
Jan
32% May
10%
Jan
14
7% Aug
11%
Jan
«
May
18% Aug
30%
Feb
49
2,400
60
3,200
5%
6%
29
500
100
6,60o
47
56%
__
__
25
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400
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7% Jan
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23
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29
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1
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15%
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55
Mar
Jun
100
Jan
Jan
1%
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108%
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15
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dep rets ord reg
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Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
11%
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20
Jan
--
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Industrial Enterprises Inc
Mfg
1
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5%
9 300
59%
4,400
11%
100
11%
—
pfd—100
88%
15%
15%
98
93%
50c
Insurance Co of North America
International Breweries Inc
cop
5',r
57%
5
1
3%
9%
9
—
92
15%
3%
98
9%
5is O^t
36% Apr
11
Jan
8% Jun
70
500
87
Sep
14%
Sep
8% July
1 Vs
Corp
Milling
National
Jan
Sep
18'A
Apr
29
Jun
33%
Apr
Sep
40 '*■
Jan
i.
Sep
4'A May
9% Jan
Sep
6%
16
19'A Mar
24%
Jan
42%
Feb
35'A May
34% Jun
4%
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2%
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10'A
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"
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9
Sep
12
Mar
8
17%
5
102
12%
1
Jan
13'A May
31 % Mar
Mar
11% Aug
Oct
29 % May
Mar
Jan
4,800
~
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-
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-
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6
Jan
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29%
107
Apr
Feb
Jun
14% Aug
Sep
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--
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158%
390
«
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600
18% 19
3%
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5
10(4
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30% Mar
Oct
102% Mar
Aug
109
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102
4% July
-
4
22%
100
--
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pfd.I.J
&
1%
27
250
1%
27%
10V. 1054
3,300
3/a
42
3 %
Sep
Feb
Oct
177%
Sep
44% July
4'/8 Mar
Jan
3%
July
20%
Jan
122%
Oct
136%
Apr
l'A
Jun
2%
3%
17
Jan
Jan
500
x25%
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27% July
l.loo
9%
Jun
12 %
Feb
35%
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157
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Apr
5% Feb
1,600
31
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Apr
Jan
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inn
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2-,4
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Corp
common
Ltd
Associates
common
Union Electric Corp
National U S Radiator Corp
National
Neptune Meter common.
Nestle Le Mur Co common
15%
Sep
5'A
Apr
2%
4.600
8% Aug
Jan
17%
4,300
3%
200
2%
2
1
10
—
18
—
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1
*
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1
30c
1
5
1
--
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18 /a
31
24%
16,800
200
1,000
600
500
7%
7%
4
4'%
3%
22,500
800
7,000
700
900
200
.4%
25c
Ltd
Industries
13% July
3% Oct
-
Petroleum
Car
Sep
Feb
Jan
Jan
15%
Jun
^
--
Telefilm
8
6%
13
Oct
33%
—
National
1%
20 'A
May
22%
2554
--
National Steel
5
7%
87%
24%
25
—
Presto
Feb
j
3800
--
National
17% Apr
29% Aug
Oct
800
Vv.
1
—
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10% Mar
5%
-
105
1
Machinery
8% July
5%
21'A
Jan
8%
27 % May
--
9 .
1
Products
125V4 Mar
600
9A
•
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Sep
-Q'
6% May
Apr
59% Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
24%
Sep
12
19%
9 A
National Mfg & Stores common
Rubber
82% May
I»b0°
National Brewing Co
(Mich).
National Casket Company
Research
5,600
200
9A
100
—
National
.2.300
3,000
£
•
--
—
Common
National
100
100
1/4
■
20%
9A
——10
1
Inc
Co___^
Hess
16% Sep
14% July
9%
24 % 2, %
18% 19%
5% 5%
—
____—
Bellas
1% July
5% Aug
Sep
3%
15%
■
Apr
15% Sep
5% Jan
500
,
4
50
common..,
64
Aug
12% Apr
8-fg
13% Jan
11% May
25% Mar
8
<5
1
.
National Alfalfa
5% Mar
61H
Aug
July
29%
,
^|%|14%
-
common
Namm-Loeser's
25% May
29% May
is
-
1
National
5
25
18%
2.50
1
-
Company
Nachman
•
11% Aug
1.300
1,100
59%
14%
N
Apr
Jun
Jan
65
63
Oct
9
-
7/4
--
25c
—
.
108% Jan
Jan
18
Mar
16
x407/8 May
38% Jan
3M Sep
£1
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8%
19% May
1% Jan
33 Va
500
16
31
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Jan
Jan
4%
—
100
Jan
14%
46%
1.800
--
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part^cipation
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July
July
Oct
ifc
500
4%
-
—
53
10% Sep
10 % Mar
Feb
10
Jan
Apr
Jan
16'%
40
2y2
15%
16
1'%
1
Investo-
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27% Apr
-
Jan
6
8% Feb
5%
11%
72
50c
137%
20'A Sep
,
3%
47
2%
5ya
6% Mar
Sep
100
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Sep
May
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15
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10
20
57
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.
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35
15%
23'A Aug
13 % Jan
-
20
3%
2
7
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__
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4%
14 %
Jun
21 y4
__
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13%
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Jun
1% May
12
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4
Oct
12%
„
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Feb
14 %
1,000
13%
10c
Steel Tube
Sugar Co common
National
footnote
700
2%
1%
5
Chemical Corp------—-1
Plating & Stamping Co.
I
Oct
—
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Sep
Apr
3
36'A Mar
2%
13V2
5
Corporation
M^WbdeSLm CotS
Molybdenum coip
Feb
Imperial Chemical Industries—
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14%
19%
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1% July
„
2%
Sep
11 % July
16,200
15%
__
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Jan
"~T^18% Aug
52% July
110
116
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11
104%
—
•
100
common
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Hygrade Food Products
industrial
2%
1%
18'/a
35
17 %
.
200
5
—1
Company
4%% convertible preferred
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Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
26ti July
Jan
91
Feb
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—
--
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;
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12%
•
common
preferred
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15
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37
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1% Aug
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4%
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May
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*
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41%
2'A
100
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17% Mar
SepOct
x57'%
1%
common—
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38% May
Jan
1%
1%
■.
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2%'
6% preferred—.
10
Micromatic Hone Corp
—1
Middle States Petroleum common—1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv pieferred—
Midland Steel Products—
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Mid-West Abrasive
50c
Midwest Piping Co
—5
Miller Wdhl Co common
50c
Apr
3
57
-
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4%
Jun
2
__
5%
common
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly
11%
36'A
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Holmann
22%
12 %
1
Mfg
Co common
& Co-Inc common
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2
25
Lithographing Co
Bishop Inc
Hazeltine
Corp
preferred
35
10
Hazel
4%
4
4
1
Hammond
Heller
Jun
1,000
Jan
27% Sep
May
28% Mar
Jan
25
*
Metal Textile Corp common
Metal & Thermit Corp
H
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Rubenstein
22
11%
82
Helena
18,
100
42%
75
Stores
17%
4% Feb
106
Sep
1,850
S» Si
82
Dept
26%
28%
18%
Mar
20
Jun
2% May
700
99%
18%
ASS
75
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Feb
12%
4,000
3%
3%
75
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17
3V8
_
—20c
1
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Communication Co Ltd
82
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16
__
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Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
5
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3A Apr
'
5
m
2% May
5% Mar
16% Jan
3
May
8% Sep
-
5
;
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5
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2
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Lamp
6,300
1
common™.
Oil
Class A
Hall
2%
1
Apparel Inc
Class
$4.50
6% May
2A
15%
MailfschfuiS" IThe"b!""60
Jan
4,300
common
2'A Mtfr
26%
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|
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Jan
5o
1%
9c
Inc
9% Apr
6% Feb
Oct
L
Magna
4V4 Mar
1%
1
Apr
Aug
%
27%
-—50
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Mages Sporting Goods
Mar
1
.
5%
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17*
11% Apr
160
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Mar
2%
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i
Macfadden
Jan
1
132% 134%
8
1400
28%
10c
Inc
Rubber
Corp
Jan
50c
Grass
Films
States
500
"
19% July
2y4 Jan
4U May
600
9fi
100
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Hydraulics
Grocery
5,500
9%
62
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stock
11
17'/4 i 17'/4
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,
6y4 Aug
-
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__
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28
9% '
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5,700
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10%;
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1
7%
3
Feb
17
5'A Aug
__
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f—i_25c
Leonard. Refineries Inc
3
Le Tourneaii (R G) Inc
;
1
Liberal Petroleums Ltd—
25c
Liberty Fabrics'd! N Y—
1
•
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cumulative preferred10
Litton Industrie's'Inc_«10c
-* Loblaw Groceterias second pref
•
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—
*
Locke Steel Chain.——
5
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnaupr Watch Co
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
Lunkenheimer
(The)
Co
•
Lynch Corp
2
Aug
Apr
1
Gridoil Freehold Leases
Griesedieck
Company
Gmlf
22
"
Jun
„
preferred
Sweet
Jan
2y2
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Great
17y2
1,000
14%
.
•
B
Oct
53,500
17
Lefcourt -Realty
48% Mar
100
Varnish
common
Jan
2,600
•
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39y»
3,100
"
5%
1
6%
__
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7% Feb
18%
-
•
class
Sep
5%
10
11%
4% Feb
La Consolidada S A
75 pesos
Lake'Shores Mines Ltd
1
Lakey Foundry Corp—t
*
1
Lamson Corp of Delaware.,—
5
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10
Lanston Industries Irtc
1
5
Mar
18%
1
Manufacturing- Co
1st
18
Oct
6%
__
18%
_•
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Amer
7%
'
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3% May
Jan
2
15l/4
53/.
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Gary
Non-voting
2% May
18%
1
Great
Great Lakes
Jan
:
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Manufacturing Co_.
Manufacturing common
Rapids
7 * May8% Aug
850
40ya
{9%
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Inc.
Goldfleld Consolidated'Mines
Gcrham
jan
20
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Goodman
Aug
50c
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Jan
5%
__
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__
5
;
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.
15%
15V4
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1
10O~-v; 4%
vi. r.
•
common
Gladding McBean &
Glen/ Alden
Corp
Glenmore
113
Sep
1%
__
__
Gilchrist
"32%
"
Lear
Mich
2%
90%
2i*e
1
25c
5
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convertible
preferred
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Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
(A
4%
-
2
151/.
Jun
LL
Co
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*
,
17% July
■
106%' Jun
4%
„
25
27 "
__
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-
com._l
dep rets ord reg
General Fireproofing common
General Indus Enterprises
General Plywood Corp common
Gilbert
~~
~~
•
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preferred
American
Giant
-
.
warrants
Supply
General Electric
Gerity
•
-
12% Aug
Jan
j|
4
Kropp -(The) Forge C?o'
Kmy Oils Ltd—.,
TKrueger Brewing Cb
6A Jan
"
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15 i?
•
Apr
Oct
400
5
Dept
fcnott Hotels
L'Aiglon
common
Oct
Apr
8%
2%
1200
6
2%
pfd—100
4
&
Laclede-Christy
Power- Co
5 % preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
;
10%
ton
Apr
%
50c
4%%
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(Del)
Co
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145
c
Gatlneau
Oct
I
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Chemjcal
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6%
-
16%
-
1,600
;
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-
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1
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;
4%
81/*
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£1
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10% Mar
«
.
Oil Gompanyj.
Kings County Lighting common
' ' .4%
cumulative .preferred—
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Products—
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
28% Jan
125','4 127
"
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1
x2%
6
7
15c
1:
'Kin-Ark
Jan
21 y2
•
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40%
Jan
5%
9,200
2%
3
common
•*
'
& .Electric
Kennedy's Inc.
Kldde (Walter)
Aug
200
1,300
Katz
.
\
10%
,
■
3% Apr
10
Jan
63% Mar
-
Gas
•
i.
Oct
*25% July
Apr'
Oet-v
7y4
Co
Industries Corp
Kaltman (D) <fc Company
23
•
127
Ltd—
rets ord reg
Luxe
Fretnillo
Fuller
Co
dep
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:
11%
300
„
Klein
non-voting
10%
Jan
7
1,100
11%
10c
Kaiser
22%
.
Canada—
A
5%
6
,
Corp
Ltd
•
Feb
9%
2%
-
Glass
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Jupiter
"
Class
5%
28 y«
8,400
8
I
Jeannette
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,
2% Mar
17Vk
Jan
19%
--
600
23% Mar
45%
83%
1
1
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Feb
10%
1
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8,200
22%
-
44'/a
1
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22 V8
7%
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8
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36
8%
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33%c
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%
-
Sep
8%
-
Oct
12
__
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Sep
6%
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Corp
35
„
1
♦
Kansas
1
Company
Royalty
Israel-American
Jan
•
(Max) & Co class A
Falrchild Camera & Instrument
Fargo Oils Ltd
;
Association
11%
Oil
Ironrite Inc
-a
Irving Air Chute
Apr
45%
Jan
67/s
100
1*
8Ve
600
6V2
,
10
Factor
Fcrd
11% July
105% Jan
4% Feb
"100
7%
6'/2
F
Financial General
5%
Investors
High
Feb
36% Mar
.Jowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
lron Fireman Manufacturing v t c—•
.
Low
•
35%
18% Feb
39% May
8,80o
9%
7
or 25c
common
A
,
350
-
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9%
—
1
$1
Industries
%
-
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40%
6
6'A
•
10
Ltd
W,
30U
/2
~3'/,
3%
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11
..
-
Bange Since Jan. 1
21
International Petroleum capital stock."
International Products
5
International Resistance Co—,
10c
'
Shares
High
•
Intex
:
24% May
,Vfr TJa,n
-
Metal
^
of Prices
Low
__
10c
Esquire Inc
4,ib?o
-
Oct
6ep
,nVa £un
10
Sep
9««/ ?cfc
'
International
?5,/ ^U,n
10% July
*pr
29 A Jan
Aug
i'nnn
111/
-
11A
26%
prnn
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1
^
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in'lo
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International Cigar Machinery
.
19% Apr
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8% July
oon
av
in
__
10c
$2
convertible
preferred-Erie Forge & Steel Corp com
6% cum 1st preferred
Ero Manufacturing Co
Eureka Pipe
.«,/
17% Jan
,
7',.
,.
12%
*
20c
Electric
9R38
6,8
26%
5c
Corp
Miilwork
Flying
W.£.
Bale Prloc
Par
,
100
78
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1
common
America
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp common
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inn
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1
Corp
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronics Inc
Emery Air
177/
17
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II
1
Limited
Electrographic
Fire
.. .-
American Stock Exchange
•
Lo"
30
Edo Corporation
Mines
107/
17 ,8
int__l
preferred
Elder
Shares
Hi°h
Sugar Associates—
Common
$2
Prices
o
Lou>
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iMWMk
..
gale Price
Pur
10
18
29%
_24
21 %
Sep
12 %
May
3-fo Jan
7%
4'%
3%
—
3%
11%
30%
5
12
31%
5
33.
>
Jan
5%
Jun
4'/b
Jun
25
14'A
July
Sep
7
Mar
Apr
10
Sep
12%
17%
Jan
27
Jan
29% May
31 % Aug
24
Jan
29
Sep
33%
Jan
7%
Oct
6%
Feb
28%
"
Oct
3
4
Jun
2%
Aug
11%
28%
4
Apr
Apr
Jan
4'A May
15% May
Feb
36
Jun
5'A
July
Sep
31
The Commercial and
32
Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, October 15, 1956
(1603)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale Price
Par
New
Bristol
Oils
New
British
Dominion
Chamberlain
New
Petroleum
—50c
&
Tel____
100
Watch
Idria
Jersey
Min
New
Mexico
New
Pacific
&
Co
New
York
York &
New
York
Nickel
Rim
Nipissing
Mines
North
North
North
Northern
2 lir
16 %
1.409
15%
Oct
22% Mar
11.1
5,800
Sep
2,V July
%
6,400
1
Sep
125
81
Jan
2%
1,200
2
Feb
13
Aug
Jan
Shawinigan
13%
Apr
Sherman
28.800
3%
Oct
4A
Sep
Sherwin-Williams
1,600
4
■>
11.
2A
Feb
Ogden
6%
6,500
5%
Jun
8%
Jan
7,300
7%
Oct
14%
Jan
9%
Oct
13 %
July
700
41%
2,100
36
Jun
49
Aug
Sicks Breweries Ltd.—
41 %
41%
150
36%
Jun
49%
Aug
Signal Oil <fc Gas Co class A—
6 VH
61 i.
7,000
4%
Jan
7%
Aug
3,900
8 VB
Apr
14%
Aug
Sep
91
6 V)
11 V,
12
12 3
8
85
Ohio
Oil
2%
2
3%
1 V,
1
Va
1,200
88 Va
91
Jan
6%
Feb
Silvray
Oct
2%
Jan
Simca
103%
Ohio
Co
Power
Okalta
class
4'/a %
Oils
Town
40c
3%
6,100
2% July
3%
Aug
18
18 Va
3,300
12%
Jan
20%
Aug
*
61 V,
61 V,
64%
175
52%
Jan
65% Mar
101%
750
98
Aug
2%
2,500
lit
Jan
150
69 VB
Jan
—100
Ltd—
Corp
101
90c
5 Va
5%
preferred———_7
6%
14%
25
14 V4
1
3%
102 Va
6'/a
Sep
Jan
Apr
Jan
18
131 % Mar
33%
Jan
23
900
Aug
6%
July
650
Jan
89% Mar
July
6
200
6VB
14%
107% 109%
6 Va
1
Securities
111%
4% July
200
5 %
'
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Overseas
76
75
75
—1
Inc
2%
2%
25
common
common
cumulative
Omar
3%
18 V,
common
preferred
Okonite Company
Old
1
B
33
32
32%
Sep
P
Pacific
Gas
5%%
5%
&
Electric 6%
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
red
1st
1st pfd series
preferred——
1st
preferred
4.36%
Pacific
red
1st
dividend
cum
$4.75
dividend
dividend
Pacific
Power
Pan
Petroleum
Israel
Oil
Park
A)
Chemical
Patino
Penn
of
Canada
Traffic
Peruvian
Oils
&
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Packing Co_
Phillips Screw Co
Piasecki
Pierce
Aircraft
10
1
Metals of
100
26%
Jan
95
96
380
93
Aug
103"%
Feb
Sep
104%
Jan
96 Va
Oct
280
89%
Oct
101%
Feb
Southland Royalty Co
4
Aug
Spear
97
89%
91%
P
M
12%
Jan
20% July
75
99 Va
6 %
%
7
Public Service
til
a
110% May
Feb
105%
Aug
Standard
7%
Oct
$1.60
100,200
18
Oct
2%
Jan
Standard
3% July
5%
Jan
Standard
Jun
61%
Feb
Standard
Apr
Standard
Oft (Ky)
16%
Sep
Standard
15%
16
500
13
Jan
16'%
Sep
8%
8%
800
8%
7%
200
7
900
6
Jan
4%
500
4 V4
Jan
800
52%
Jun
54 %
56
18 Vb
1
1
11
"i].l
6 %
Itf
"l%
4,000
1
fa
Feb
?
Jan
Standard
Products
8%
Jan
63/1
4%
Feb
Standard
Shares
7
Feb
Standard-Thomson
4%
Aug
Standard
60% Mar
Steel
Parts
3 %
Feb
Apr
7%
8% Mar
Sep'
4%
Feb
14%
4,300
10%
Sep
14%
Oct
15%
9,800
26%
Jan
Oct
Jan
183/4
94 %
107%
2
Jan
94%
600
94%
Sep
6%
800
6 VB
Oct
7%
Jan
Stop
6 %
1.00
5
Feb
63/8
Aug
Stroock
July
24
1 %
5%
5%
21%
1 %
2.500
5%
July
1,400
5 Vb
Sep
300
22
1 Va
21'/4
Jun
7%
Feb
8%
8'/4
8%
1,400
4 %
4
^
4
3,300
Feb
53
fl,
Hi
lu'
.
4%
Oct
28% Mar
2%
Sunrise
Sunset
9% July
69
Aug
513 May
150
50 % May
58
mi,
13%
400
11% Mar
14%
%
Feb
6,300
%
36%
4,100
6
6%
3,900
16
200
16
9%
9%
1,000
% July
19%
Jan
5ti May
14%
1
91%
com____3
100
92
A
5
18%
18%
1,700
Aug
9%. Sep
10%
Feb
20
104%
Jan
Thiokol Chemical
30% Mar
400
15% Mar
29%
Jun
24
32%
Jun
Tilo
11%
11%
45% July
15% Jan
100
11%
Oct
21%
200
20%
Oct
25 %
26%
26%
200
21%
Feb
31%
)'
—1
Realty
70%
70%
6%
6%
6 %
1
*
__5
—1
...
10c
10
5'/4
Oct
57%
Jan
79 Va Mar
5%
Jan
9% Mar
200
16%
Jun
18%
500
14%
Oct
18
Jan
1.100
12%
Feb
15
July
2%
2%
23.000
■h
2 %
2,400
13,100
32
32
24%
27%
34,000
19 %
39%
950
14%
14%
300
%
4%
2
% July
2 % Oct
1/128
200
xl6
6
4 %
42%
"7%
4%
43%
7
7%
5%
6
13%
Apr
Toklan
54%
200
37%
Feb
58%
Aug
Toledo Edison 4 % %
13%
9,100
10 Va
Feb
13%
Apr
Tonopah
59
Jan
70%
Apr
Trans
53%
—
13 Va
6 %
—
2%
6 Va
2%
3
14%
2 Va
Oil
^—20
Corp common
Corp
_70c_
100
:
preferred
500
5%
Jun
8%
Jan
Trans
6,400
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Trans
Empire
82%
Oct
99%
Feb
Trans
Lux
Aug
2%
Jun
Tri-Continental
83%
60
2
2%
2,200
2
13%
28%
27
12%
40%
16%
16
4
3%
17V4
Jan
16% May
14 Va Oct
3%
JaJn
Jan
15
May
2,700
4%
700
42 %
1.900
4
27,700
5
16%
Jan
Feb
30%
Oils
!—125
Ltd
—1
Corp
14%
14%
13%
Jan
17% July
Ulen
4014
800
Oct
51%
Jun
Unexcelled
16%
8,500
%
Jun
18%
Aug
Union
Gas Co of Canada
4%
1.100
3%
Oct
7% May
Union
Investment
3,300
3%
Sep
Union
Stock
5
Jun
74
-
9%
70%
9%
8
5%
Jan
37% July
6% July
6%
Jan
74
3,800
65 %
Oct
92%
Apr
10%
1,500
5%
Feb
11%
Jun
100
7%
Oct
10%
Jan
8
22%
200
21%
8%
2
8%
15.800
100
24%
Aug
22
19%
2
Sep
19
series_20
Sep
Sep
21%
Jan
Feb
Va
Jan
4%
Sep
July
18
52
Jan
8V4
Aug
Oct
8%
Feb
500
14%
Oct
1,200
12%
Oct
16%
6,400
24%
Jan
35
9
8%
.9%
11.400
8%
Oct
13 V4
2%
3,000
n
3,300
2%
2
■
%
101
I
101
50
2
Apr
% Mar
Feb
3% Mar
10%
Apr
Jan
%
Oct
99
Sep
17%
Jan
Jan
July
Apr
3%
Apr
1%
Feb
101
Oct
47-,
45
47%
1,200
27%
Jan
56 V4 July
34%
33
35 %
2.700
23%
Jan
49% Mar
3%
6,100
2%
Jun
9
Jun
3
2%
9%
9%
400
10
4%
14
Jan
Jan
21%
21%
100
14 %
14%
1.000
12
Jan
15
17%
18
1,100
16 V4
Apr
19% May
77%
79
20 %
Aug
25%
Feb
July
5/5 May
1A Jun
7%
7
%
90
200
7%
2,700
90
50
?%
2%
7%
300
4%
4 %
4
Va
600
3%
2%
3%
29,900
2%
2
2
3%
16
6,400
3%
3%
1,300
li%
12%
24,000
Jan
6% May
89% Sep
2,600
7%
63%
2%
Feb
Va
Feb
4%
Sep
4
—
6V4 Mar
x2
Jan
93
Aug
9%
102
Jan
Jan
3%
8%
6%
1% Mar
5
li9e
Jan
218
3
Feb
Aug
Aug
Apr
July
4
Aug
Apr
9%
Jan
13% July
29%
Feb
40
31 %
Feb
34%
Apr
Jun
8
Mar
July
u
Management Company
Chemical Corp
of
Omaha
1,600
7%
17.800
300
46 %
Jan
64
Sep
100
8%
Feb
10%
Sep
Jun
26% Mar
5
July
9
4
1
5%
5Vi
5%
55 %
23
7%
6%
55 Va
5%
_*
Co
Yards
10c
—5
9
20
5% Mar
7%
7 '/4
Oct
Jan
United
Aircraft Products common—50c
6 1B
5%
6
%
3.000
United
Asbestos
6%
8
6%
14,200
6is
Oct
8
100
30%
Jun
37
Aug
6V4 Aug
8
Jan
6%
Aug
Corp
1
United
Elastic
Milk Products common..
United
Molasses
Amer
United
United
21%
Feb
% May
14%
*
Trunz Inc
Aug
12%
200
6
13%
30
*
39
5%
Oct
Oct
Sep
19 Va
13%
12
warrants
Temper Corp—
700
5%
—1
Apr
25
29% May
3% Feb
Va
Sep
27%
22
29%
Mining
1,000
300
Jan
•.'.r Oct
33% Mar
14%
Caribbean
28%
12%
5 Va
Jun
30
.1
of Nevada
-1
Airways class A—10c
Coht Industries Inc
1
Cuba Oil Co class A
50c
83
__
3% Mar
Oct
9
xl6
Jan
29
4,800
4
mo
deposit rets def registered—5s
Sep
700
_1
Sep
Jun
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Jan
4%
25c
Feb
3%
500
16%
1/128
25c
Amer
1%
3%
preferred 4.40%
2%
1/128
Feb
6
525
14%
14
2%
Feb
Apr
_
81
Amer
■
2%
34%
Cumulative
2%
Feb
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Tobacoo
Jan
Jan
3%
1
16%
14%
13%
1
Oct
series.20
9,100
_25c
Inc
12
4%
preferred 4%%
pupio
5%
1
& Construction
1 Va
~2Va
33%
2.50
400
4%
68%
.—_—7
Inc
Roofing
Tishman
11,900
1 %
2 Va
•
1
Cumulative
foorn«»-o«
5 %
5
Todd Shipyard
~
1.25
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5% series—20
Ltd
4%
5
common^
United
(Del)
2.100
V.
19
Jan
6%
*
£1
—5
Ban
Inc
5%
*
1
5
.
changed to
Corp (effect. Oct
300
Jan
Jan
% July
Name
2,000
s
Petroleums
Co'p.
43 3 4
:__1
common
5%
Trans
Roosevelt Field Inc
_____1.50
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
—3
Royalite-Oil Co Ltd—______
*
Sapphire
Thor
True
Co
5%
4%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc—
70c convertible preferred
25%
•ji
Company
Aug
_-l
__—
Corp
26%
21%
1
Ltd—
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
Sep
4%
4 'h
common
25%
1
.100
Savoy Oil
Co
Thew
20 Vb May
42 %
.
..
St Lawrence
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius Inc
Shovel
22 % July
Jan
26%
1
Ave common
15%
1.000
14%
Corporation
43 %
11%
500
5%
26%
—_
19
14% May
16%
5%
—-1
25c
1
Calgary Co
1—
Power & Light $4.56 pfd_
Texas
Oct
Mar
2,000
16",
——1
1—*
common
25%
.50c
C)
Oil
Texam
Inc
17
29%
17%
32
5%
~
*
common
Co
Paper
Thorofare
Markets
Va
17%
300
*
common
Allied
26
34
17
1
1
Cement Inc
A
class
B
16%
18%
23
Apr
Corp
Die Co
Electric
Technicolor
18%
Oct
Feb
Apr
1
1
10c
Corp
29% May
Valley Gas Co
Ryan Aeronautical
Inc
Class
Tampa
Q
F
Talon
Apr
Jan
Jan
90
16%
40
33
*
Petrol Corp
Oil
Finch
1.000
Aug
6% May
Jan
34
5
Supermarkets
Superior Tool &
Jan
4%
common
Superior Portland
Swan
4%
13%
Corp
Internal
600
19%
6%
29
Oct
66%
common.
Drug
Ray
19%
6% May
Jan
4% July
Mar
46%
8
19%
6
Aug
Oct
Sep
34
5%
Mar
6%
Oct
Corporation
Jan
53
~
(The
Stylon
Sun
Apr
7
25%
5
24
Apr
5
-
Oct
Inc
(Hugo)
200
82
Aug
4% Mar
1%
Shop Inc—
(8) & Co common—
<fc
Jan
52%
13%
Stinnes
4,900
Aug
8%
——
Bi
6%
26%
Oct
66
%
55'/a
—
Rights
(J
5%
24'%
6%
9
Feb
100
1
common
Brewers
Stetson
6 %
4
*
Russell
Sterling
6%
94 3
Co
500
3%
Sterling Aluminum Products common_.5
A May
Apr
<fe
(A)
2,400
6 Vb
Jan
Jan
9
18% July
-
12,400
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Oct
1%
Stein
66%
6
Jun
13% May
11,500
Sterling Inc
12 VB
100
5
Jan
11%
5%
500
1%
Corporation
Jun
700
6%
xl5
.Jan
9%
ordinary—
Canada
2 Va
600
.—5
Russeks Fifth
of
6
Texas
dep rets ord reg;
Corp common
25 %
1
6
17
-50c
Cable
Sep
45% July
55%
Corp
400
1%
<
American
25% May
1%
—
1,800
16%
—
Rome
27
Sep
8%
1
1,800
11%
III
Rolls Royce
Sep
Sep
55 %
__
2%
1 6 58
9%
—
40
22 Ta
1%
common
6 %
•
Inc__
48% July
9%
Corp
7 %
14%
*
Grande
(The)
Co
13 %
1
Rio
Starrett
Steel
14
common—.
Co
Jan
28% July
Sep
55%
1
10
Tube class .B—
22 % Mar
Sep
Co
Inc
2%
Co__—
Arms
58%
Sep
10
7
6%
10
Remington
Sep
25%
—50c
—
Packaging Corp_
Convertible preferred
10%
JUtt
7%
6%
i
__100
.
1
Industries .Inc—
67/a
Jan
63
200
1,100
66
6 %
——1
Jan
8%
6'/,
1
20
preferred
5%
1
preferred.
49
•
.__
Dredging Corp common
convertible
13%
Timber
convertible
.—
200
60
24
xl5
.1
Forgings Corp.—.
8,000
40%
23%
,25
Factors Corp
R
$1.25
Aug
Aug
1
Jan
4%
40 3 i
23%
5
Spencer
400
6
_10c
preferred
_25
Company
&
Sep
19
40%
9
5%
16
Colorado—
Power
cumulative
16
1
&
—„26
4.08%
preferred
preferred
preferred.
Oct
6%
4 1
6V4
2.50
—
Puget Sound Pulp
Pyle-National Co
25
cumulative
1%
1
of
preference
cumulative
80.900
VB
1
.
4 VB
•
_.
Dome Mines Ltd
cumulative
convertible
4.32%.
Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
~
Inc
Quebec
14,500
99% 100
%
6
1
Mfg Co
Providence Gas
4V4%
2,600
16%
10
900
25
4.24%
.
14
Jan
Jan
22
1,000
Edison—
original preferred——
cumulative preferred
78 'A
16%
16 'h
_2.50
Inc_
R
Jan
2
3 %
3
5%
" 6% July
>
33 lA
800
-
106% Mar
California
Southern
Feb
22%
.2
180
5 %
44 V4
^
.2
92%
20c
America.
26%
23%
common—*
Pressed
51
26
23 %
10
common;
51
25
4.48%
1
Inc
25
Jan
*
common
36%
Jan
1
A
Corp of Canada
17-
36%
12.50
common—
Jan
,25c
class
16%
36 •
1
common...
Co
27 %
—50
—
common..
Progress
Corp
Oil
29%
l
common.;
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd..
Pratt & Lambert Co
Preston East
Penn
29%
1
^
Alexander
Prentice-Hall
Coast
12
Sep
pesos
Rico Telephone Co..
Power
South
12%
Jan
42% Mar
Mar
42
5%
1
Sep
1
Polaris Mining Co._
&
7% May
.•
common.
July
4 Va
July
4
_1
Manufacturing
Aug
22% Sep
7
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine
Co__
Products
4%
1,900
Soss
25 V4
1
Porto
1.100
Paper Mills
(Howard)
Sonotone Corp
25 V»
1
Powdrell
5%
12%
Smith
400
Piper Aircraft Corp
Poloron
5% Mar
9% May
600
(Mass)_20
common
Scale
Feb
5% Mar
%
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pneumatic
2%
2,600
24
10c
Corp
Governor
1 300
6%
•
26
96%
Sep
37% Mar
32% July
Corp—lOc
26%
3
j'.-t Aug
4%
31 Va Mar
7
Telev
24 %
______2.50
Tel Co
Sep
3%
&
26
23%
1
Jun
14 V»
6%
Electronics
Slick Airways Inc_„.——
26
1
Minerals...
2%
300
3 %
Amer
Skiatron
preference.
.—.2
„
3,100
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered—___£l
Singer
convertible
—2.50
._
„.
Oct
11,700
3%
14%
13
__2
Ltd
n
iV
3%
14%
46% Mar
4.56%
1
Co
2'/4 Mar
Feb
Jan
1
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle
Corp.
Feb
37%
283/4
1
Corp
%
1,500
__2
—3.
Parkersburg-Aetna
7,700
39%
Sep
Amer share___l Bol
Gorp__.
%
39%
25%
♦
Company
5% Mar
39%
400
100
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
Jun
20
Singer
26%
lc
Motors
Aug
4%
1
1.1
3%
Aug
1.200
25% July
25%
vtc__2 Bol
vtc
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Paramount
(C
!.;
1
48%
51
4%
I 3
J «
Jan
4.88%
1
._
Pancoastal
4%
Oct
Feb
1
Light 5% pfd—
Page-Hersey Tubes common..
~4%
16%
31 '/a
-
28% Mar
Jan
Feb
11 %
34 Va Mar
300
July
31 %
34 V*
1,200
600
373/8
24'.'4
Sep
2% July
1,100
Sep
26
Jan
24%
Jun
11%
Sep
•
&
42%
Sep
Oct
23^4
Oct
•
:
1%
11%
28 Va
32 %
2,600
*
Northern
Airlines
Petroleums
Ltd
21%
22%
26%
•
preferred-
$4.36
Pacific
Pacific
2'.
23 Va
700
25
preferred
300
20,200
22
1%
Aug
43%
11%
300
_25
preferred
105% Jan
1
30
„25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
Sep
,__*
27%
A__25
preferred—
98
—*
27
32%
Feb
preferred
Pattern common—
Ltd common—_____
Manufacturing Co
1.
25
.—
4.50%-red
4.80%
convertible
$3
29%
32%
preferred
10
5.9
Simplicity
25
1st pfd—25
.I——25
1st preferred-
1st
123
Simpson's
South
—
Aug
Jan
May
25
43
——25c
—5,000 fr
Shares—.
Aug
6%
4
102
21%
2%
1
Lighting Inc—
American
97 %
750
40 Va
Corp_-—_——10c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
__50c
3 Vb
1
Sep
Aug
V4
10
1,300
2
;
Precision
Oct
Oct
)
common..
Creek
Silver
_2
11%
27
Jan
Sep
Jan
68
Apr
2,800
*
——
—
common
1%
27,000
1 Va
Co
—:
2
87 Va
170
89%
Silex
B
Silver-Miller
-
—-*
Company
Brass
Mar
Class
7%
Sep
7%
5%
*
40 %
2%
15% May
86%
5%
99
Shoe Corp of America common—.
3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—__10c
Canada—.
22 V4 May
112% 113%
5 %
—100
__—,—.—
8 VB
10
84
85
1
25
—_
Sep
8% Mai-
21%
5.
—*
—
7%
9%
Jan
3,100
8
Sep
Aug
14% Mar
Jan
5%
2,500
—
common
of
117/8
200
8%
5%
/J
100
6 >4
11%
i
10
*
Corp
preferred
13'%
Sep
Mar
3
Jan
7%
10%
3U
21%
Jan
1%
10%
Sherwin-Williams
>
o
Oceanic
4%
May
14 Va
——*
Inc—._—
Products
10%
%
—-—20c
Jan
Oct
Oct
2
,
200
2
1%
6
Apr
400
13%
11
Sep
19%
23 300
11
1
—
Mining
64
Oct
100
44%
14%
1,900
2
Jan
Jun
1%
30,000
15
17 Va
Water & Power—
Aug
pfd—100
America
Jan
16
51
Inc
3%
)■!
2
-1
common
Denn
»
-1
J
14%
10%
3 %
41%
-50
4%%
100
450
Shattuck
3%
14%
10%
22%
1,900
17%
67
1
A
Leather
Setori
41
Apr
5%
3.300
12.50
10c
.
Servomechanisms
x9%
40%
——1
Inc—*
7%
1
-25
Co
Serv
13%
Corp General—..
Bros
High
Low
15%
40%
1
3r*a
10
—
Jan
Airlines
Selby Shoe Co
Sentry Safety Control———
Serriek Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Aug
3
55
1%
1:8
_•
Ltd
Oils
3%
86% May
Western
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
common
9%
10c
A
1 u
Aug
13%.
55
1
class
1
*
1
1
3%
53%
*
—
Pub
Ind
59
82
83
10
Railway
Corp of
Class
Feb
V*
1
1%
-
Nuclear
Sep
550
ji
10
_
Cement
RR
Aug
1%
38%
1 %•
—*
Ltd
Airlines
Penn
Seernan
10%
5%
3,900
6%
2
1%
10
Northeast
Feb
Feb
1
16,300
6'/«
—-1
B
Canadian
Seaboard
Securities
....
Co
Shares
9%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd————50c
Feb
15%
Corp
American
Class
Aug
2%
1%
—1
Norfolk Southern
Sep
147%
15%
Inc—
Lites
Noma
2li
Sep
1
Mines
Norden-Ketay
Oct
% May
—20c
Honduras Rosario
_l;
2%
Ltd..
Merchandise
Steel
128%
i7;
50%
Co common,
Auction
Inc
900
6%
1
Schick
for Week
9%
1
200
1
49
——,
.
Brick Co„
Fisher
&
17140
2
iV
1%
1%
Process Co common
Superior
3'/4 May
Jan
2
Say re
fa Mar
%
2
4')%
Mining Co.——
New
2
lfa Sep
Range
Low
Par
High
Sales
Week'«
of Prices
Last
Sale Priee
American Stock Exchange
131 VB 132%
Land
New
New
4,200
50c
Oils
&
Oils
2 v»
25c
Arizona
&
26,500
Friday
12
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Low
h
1
Ml
EN A ED
Jan. 1
SculliH
i«
132%
*
Chem
Zinc.Coal
2
Range Since
High
2
iV
1
preferred
conv
New
New
Park
Co
1
2
40c
&
Haven
New
Ltd
Tel
England
New
50c
Oil
Clock
New
Shares
1'/«
WEEK
FOR
V
for Week
Low
Ltd——
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sal**
Week's
Jilday
10%
United
dep rets
N
J
RR
Profit
:
34
*
:
6%
*
34
500
6%
{J
Feb
Co Ltd—
ord registered
&
202
1
cpmmpn
i
Specialties common—
U S Air Conditioning Corp
I
25
10
25
12
12
12
100
43 =
43 %
44
4.900
35
1
_10c
1%
12%
1V4
1%
250
35%
12 "4
—25
1
600
6,000
Sep
1
100
Sharing common
Shoe Machinery
4j| Apr
10s
Canal
preferred
Preferred
United
Corp
Hi
Jan
7
Jan
230
2%
Jan
Feb
18% Mar
42
Sep
61% Mar
34 V4
Sep
39 Va
Feb
14%
Aug
2%
Jan
10 % May
VA
Oct
Volume
Number 5577
184
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
(1609)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Steck Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
U
S
U
Foil
S
class
Rubber
B
Reclaiming
States
United
Stores
Corp
Co
Vitamin
Unitronics
45'/a
48%
20,900
34%
31%
33%
1,500
15%
4%
4
4'/a
200
8%
7%
8%
5,400
1%
2
2,500
Universal
25c
(The) Corp
Universal
10
57
56
57%
Co
14%
15%
Apr
19%
19%
19%
5
11%
2,000
4%
4%
4%
3,200
Aug
10
$4
Corp
convertible
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
Steel
1
Waitt
Co__.
July
$2
&
W'altham
Webb
&
$6
11
ctfs
6%
32,900
4%
Sep
6%
Oct
14%
100
14 %
Oct
17%
Apr
4%
4%
500
434
Sep
7%
111% Mar
~3%
~3%
3 %
900
2%
Jun
17%
Jun
1
25%
25%
26%
5,100
19%
Jun
common
1
2%
21/4
72,500
1%
Jun
2 %
67,100
1 %
Sep
2%
Apr
159 %
1
10c
(Del)
2
1%
2%
•
Inc
159 %
300
19 %
19%
500
2%
2%
900
158
158
_5
—
.
Leaseholds
Ltd
Western
Stockholders
1st
Invest
ord
~6%
6%
pfd__100
Sep
104% Mar
5
share^__
Is.,
■
'.*%«
A
■
1.400
A
Coal
Westmoreland
Inc
140
Shoe
Mfg
Internat
Stores
5%%
Inc
'
2'0 % :Feb
'
32%
28%
32%
2,450
River
Wickes
1
Oil
Oil
(The)
(R
26%
Jan
Wilrich
&
Petroleums
Wilson
Brothers
Wood
Woodley
Lt
American
6%
pfd
24
100
23%
Oct
28 %
Jan
200
3%
Sep
4%
Oct
16'A
25
%
12,500
3%
400
common
—
Edison
1st
Cs
98
~
234s
of
ei
N
J
Isarco
1
1947
with
A7s
Nov
Nov
ex
1
and
in
year's
asked
year's
prices;
or
range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
sales being transacted during current week.
no
being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
.
Abbreviations used above—"cod." certificates of
deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c,"
voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with
warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
\
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
Averages
the
are
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondn
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
-Stookg-
-Bonds-
20
15
Total
10
First
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
171.03
94.19
Date
Oct.;
Oct.
Oct.
5
482.39
8
Aug
8%
Aug
66.55
- ...
10
Grade
Util¬
Rails
92.71
91.29
95'A
158.76
66.44
171.17
94,27
29.80
91.80
93.82
...158.14
66.07
170.41
94.23
92.81
91.99
90.95
159.43
66.30
172.05
94.17
92.82
92.03
90.99
Oct.
11____
—
92.50
488.06
•
159.32
66.47
172.27
94.16
92.83
91.77
91.02
92.44
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock
96
Closing
Averages
Range for 1956
Mon.
Oct.
8
87.19
High.—
Oct.
9____
87.21
Low
10—_
87.32
Wed.
Oct.
94.00 Aug
87.84
Fri.
87.93
Low
Oct.
12—
91 'A
SEG Index of Stock Prices
87
98%
83%
16
83%
6
89%
groups
64
62
compared
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
58
58
92'A
98%
Oct. 5, '56
Composite
Durable
*100
96%
96%
94%
96%
151
115
115
109
June-Dec
168
168
168
168
;___Ja»-July
*47
50
47
53
Finance
Mining
340.0
2.7
437.6
369.4
5C0.3
425.2
398.6
3.3,2
353.0
+3.4
151.6
2.0
325.5
290.7
+
3^5.8
161.5
+
2c0.7
_________
468.6
—0.2
151.9
296.4
and
__
—
303.2
151.6*
Service
Utility
Trride,
-
441.0
313.4
Transportation
319.0
2.7
+
;.'~
366.2
+
+ 2.6
.
403.5
452.6
__
Low
High
-f 2.2
423.2
419.4
Goods
1956—
—
Change
333.7
436.5
___________
Goods
Non-Durable
*25
Sept. 28, '56
341.0
Manufacturing
the
(1939 = 100):
Percent
65
94
follows
73
58
115
7
68.05 Jan 18
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Oct. 5, 1956, for composite and by major industry
144%
64
May-Noi;
May-Nov
3
78.87 Jan 23
Range for 1955
High
80.49 Dec
65
142
145
140
102%
95%
6
*93
1952
92.42
92.49
»
(35 Stocks)
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by
Date—
High
50
54
May
1970
-.i* 92.25
1
Jan.
Low
No.
91
1961____Mar-sepf
1967
Jan-July
90.81
Since
Range
Sold
83%
May-Nov
1953
40
Bonds
487.32
Jan
_Jan-July
1953.;
Total
ities
483.38
—
10
2it Mar
High
+5234
+
Jan-July
1965
coupon
158.81
Second
v. ...
481.32
9—!___.
Oct.
current year are as
4s
10
30
64% May
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
957/a
June-Dec
1978
40
d Ex-intereat.
distribution,
g Ex-stock
year's
range), r Trans¬
range),
Bonds
Aug
1%
11.700
__
...Quar-Feb
♦New
1.3
383.2
326.3
RR
1952
coupon
4%
___Mar-No&
Power
3'As
%s
due
1953
Power
1976
mortgage
mortgage
to
3s .1971
96%
ex
Oct.
Oct
1
1960
coupon
Gas
Co
Southern California Edison 3s 19G5
96%
3'/as
D
E
i
.
1978
F
1979
3%s scries G
„
;___
California
Southern
Counties
93 %
138
3'As
1970
(Calif.)
1971
3s
Mon. Oct. 8
1,451,145
$3,273,000
Tues. Oct. 9—______
1,223,180
2,389,000
Sales
102
94:%
3,051,000
1,757,600
1,335,870
3,305,000
1,724,000
7,406,995
$13,742,000
90
96%
"
—•
__
2,526,000
______
3,292,000
______
_
3,613,000
1,912,000
_____
$14,897,000
95%
97
*90
97
94
99%
*88
94
92%
*91
100
to Oct. 12
1955
1956
1955
1956
96
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan. 1
Week Ended Oct. 12
101 %
93%
121
$3,554,000
$1,155,000
Total
—
93%
*90
1,639,200
$281,000
137,000
241,000
308,000
188,000
150
135
138
*90
99%
*90
....
—
.
94
99%
91%
.
1T5>4
88%
99
of
99%
99 %
~1
97
96
16
95
102%
95
*93%
96
Southwestern
Gas & Electric 3'As 1970_
Feb-Aug
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953—*— Feb-Aug
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953—
90
.
—
■'
100
4,000
111,000
445,000
1,162,800
43,271,800
69,742,400
Bonds
$14,000
3215.000
$2.COO
—.—.
Bank
—i
13,742,900
industrial
Total
23,692,200
752,358,900
781,540,G0C
$14,897,000
Railroad and
97
93
443,761,025
532,779,021
12,212,825
—
U. S. Government—
International
102
96
*90
Shares
7,406,995
$1,155,000
Stocks—No.
100%
99%
15
Jan-July
April-Oct
Gas
Gas
Bond
Bonds
int'l
Fri. Oct. 12
97
93%
April-Ocf
1981
Southern
Total
Government
Bonds
Bonds
shares
Thurs. Oct. 11—
102
Feb-Aug
1976
series
series
96
Feb-Aug
1976___
series
102%
United States
Bank
Bonds
Numjger of and Miscel.
98%
Jan-Jmy
2%s series C
3s
92%
*97
*90
Mar-Sepf
1973
3s
103%
Foreign
Railroad
Stocks
102
94%
*25
~Z
series B
99%
89
93%
6s
1973—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
176%
176%
18
97
Exchange
101
*110
April-Oct
1960
coupon
Service Electric &
series A
95
Wed. Oct. 10
__
1998_Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
1981__May-Now
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-jMly
3 %s
10
Transactions at the New York Stock
105%
Co—
1940
1947
1
94
*89
June-Dec
Jan-July
with
A6%s
Public
1964
22
-
*100% 102%
April-Oct
Hydro-Electric
A<6 %s
96 %
96
93
*176%
April-Ocf
1970
Piedmont
95
Jan-July
,
1968
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As
3 'As
9
95%
101%
94%
16
94
Jan-July
1963
3'As
-I
97
94
May-Nov
94%
93
94%
Jan-July
1961
extended
1st
*25
liq tr ctfs__
April-Oct
1963
Low.
*110
__
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st
mortgage 6%s 1953
3s
n
(not included in
bid
included
(not
57%
3 6'/a
~
Week's Range
Last
June-Dec
1970
A
RR
1940
1947
1
Valley
England
1st
{Friday's
transaction
45
51%
37
included
in
year's
range),
f Ex-liquidating
Under-the-rule transaction (not included in
(not
Ex-principal,
21 % Mar
55'A Apr
1,300
1%
Sale Price
June-Dec
National Research Corp—
5s convertible subord debentures
6
cash
for
*38
2012__Jan-July
delivery
53%
39%
Thurs.Oct.il—
134
134
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
Ohio
h
action
2s
52%
104
45
__
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
New
15'A
7 %
1970
coupon
Western
&
transaction
dividend,
A)
Deferred
a
Mar
Division—
3%s
(Plan
Jan-July
Tues.
61
60%
Period
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs
AGesfuerer 6s debs 1953
Guantanamo
Sep
July
12
1998
1
series
Fuel
Nov
106
1634 July
Interest
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co- A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
ex
stmpd
1997
Jan
100
Exchange
Aug
1
Jan
300
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1992
A6%,s
4%
17'A
17%
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
&
Sep
3
13
A 1st
Gas
Odd-lot
Jan
value,
par
H Apr
17%
•
Transit Authority 3%s
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Eastern
3s
£i
Chicago
Lackawanna
Sep
%
5s
;
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Boston
♦No
9% Mar
12%
8
Ltd__
Stock
Steel
Sep
6
14 V4 May
3%
—
Low
Bethlehem
18%
150
""%
BONDS
&
11
800
14,000
63/a
Friday
Steel
fund
Janeiro
Ltd—
Hargreaves
A Amer
de
^
Jan
11%
23
6%
1
deposit receipts
American
Sinking
—
102
1
Jan
Jun
3%
2
Inc
W)
Peru
Rio
__
Feb
11
100
Machine
preference
Wright
Jan
20%
1
4%.%
Petroleum
(F
12%
25
Industries
Woolwol-th
Sep
11%
22%
1
common
Newspaper-
Woodall
Sep
10
3%
1
5 %
preferred
Wisconsin Pwf &
3%
100
3%
10
Ltd
Mar
26,10(3
3
5
,
39
3534 July
",134 Jun
%
10%
1
Industries
Jun
23%
25
Co
Jan
10%
1
Corp
C)
"2%
~3%
10c
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
Co
common
preferred..
conv
Wichita
*48
A Apr
~
"
Eagle
Mar-Sept
47
—
'
2%s 2008
Jan
58% May
32% Oct
45
10
White
102% 102 %
Aug
20%
20
White
43%
June-Dec
1947
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of) —
8% July
Jan
Sep
A Jan
'
coml___*
72
—
—
1C
Westmoreland
Weyenberg
*47'
Ltd—
Stationery
159%
72
Parana
3% Mar
122
*88
76
154%
*73
*60
(Issue of Oct 1927)
Apr
Oct
10
2%s
A)
66
__
*160
1958
1951
Aug
21
%
800
126
126
—
(Plan
stamped
*67%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
2008—May-Nou
June-Dec
stamped
Feb
Oct
2
120
26% Oct
? 3
Mar
19%
.
*
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
135
3% Aug
23
98%
Manufacturing.,___1.25
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
pfd
100
&
5% Mar
Aug
30
Wentworth
Tablet
Jan
High
140
110
—
*65
Jan
Sep
4%
Inc__
Co
rets
5'A
37/a
1
*65
Apr
106 y4
Low
124
'
May-Nov
a
5%
121
Since
Jan.
6
June-Dec
Jan
14%
4%
7s
*113
Range
No.
138
May-Nov
1949
6%s
stamped
High
138
!
Sold
Germany—
6%s
(Peru)
-
.
Bonds
Friday's
April-Ocf
Oct
8%
Jun
3%
ext
Knapp Inc
preference
Western
1.700
Jun
11%
Jun
redeemed)
(Prov)
138
_June-Dec
(20%
City
A7s
Jan
105
Apr
8 %
or
Bid & Asked
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
A
preferred
Tiernan
dep
5%
5%
1947
of)
AMedellin
r
■■
Investors
Amer
91
____•
series
Western
400
10,100
May
34% Mar
Oct
4
100
Watch
Webster
98%
10%
»
rfr.i
Inc
cumulative
Wallace
Jun
200
96 %
~6%
28%
93
Feb-Aug
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947—
Feb
7% Mar
Sep
ALima
6s
1947
7s
(City
1939
Maranhao
5
Oct
6
400
4%
5%
2
Corp___
voting
Bond
&
32%
10%
1
Co_
Wagner Baking
7 %
preferred
32%
97
,_20c
w
Aircraft
32%
4
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing
Waco
400
6 %
Last
Sale Price
Period
(..
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Munic
secured
AHanover
21 %
Aug
3"% May
83%
*
Vinco
Silver-Lead
6
—
warrants
Venezuela
Vulcan
j
f
68% July
16'A July
32% Apr
■1
Sep
19
__5
Co
Norman Industries
Venezuelan
1
common-^
7s
Jan
V
Valspar
AS
Cons
Apr
2% Mar
Apr
28%
5
AHanover
Jan
1% July
55% Jan
6,100
2
I
common
Sugar
36'A
Jan
A German
4
15
;
Stock
Low
60% May
4'A Mar
pPb
6%
400
15%
1950
Insurance
Products
Oil
American
High
2'A July
1
Universal
Utah-Idaho
48
Low
_50c
Consolidated
12
_
Hiah
common
Universal
OCTOBER
BONDS
1
Corp
ENDED
«
__l
American
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
Corp
Corp
Universal
Low
l
United
FOR
tor Week
STOCKS
Sales
$24,861,000
$795,956,700
$851,742,000
Terni
United
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
with
A 7s
ex
Wasatch
Dec
Dec
1
Corp
Washington
1
1940
1947
deb
Water
ser
A
Power
Newspaper
6s
1
80
102%
12
100
106%
95
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
103'%
*100
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
*25
Jan-July
101
102
1964_
3%s
Union
June-Dee
82
82
1956
1963
June-Dec
*98
104
_■
June-Dec
77
78
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western
*25
Feb-Aug
1956
coupon
coupon
6s
*110
~
100%
*100'A 102
Feb-Aug
Stocks
110
:
Mon. Oct. 8
Tues. Oct. 9—
Wed. Oct
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
bonds
American
Stock
Last
or
Period
Sale Price
ABaden
ACauca
Bk of German State
Bid
Sold
& Asked
*183
High
No.
*88
Feb-Aug
A 6s
series
B
1951
April-Ocf
97
$1,000
$69,000
499,595
46,000
2,000
2,000
50,000
i.
62,000
5,000
14,000
81.000
530,485
89,000
17,000
19,060
125.000
627,295
6,000
4,000
3,000
Total
13,000
$252,000
$47,000
$39,000
$338,000
2,311,105
_
J
Low
Week Ended Oct. 12
High
n
1955
Stocks—No.
Jan-July
of
Shares
*19%
Jan. 1
1956
to Oct. 12
1955
2,811,105
4,341,418
182,758,751
183,822,747
$252,000
$376,000
$12,042,000
240,000
5,042.000
$13,657,000
13,909.000
77,000
1,229,000
2,440,000
$693,000
$18,313,000
$30,006,000
■
__
—
181 %
190
Bonds
188
Domestic
—
—
*107
1952
Bonds
$19,000
—
47,000
Foreign corporate
39,000
-
1952
Waterways
Total
$49,000
Foreign government
A
»
Jan.
Sine*
Banks—
series
Port
Range
.
*80
A 6s
ADanzic
Bonds
512,660
1956
June-Dec
Prov
Corporate
641,070
——
Fri. Oct. 12
*80
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
&
•
10
Thurs. Oct. 11
—
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
Centra]
Bonds
Friday'!
Low
(Col)
—
Bonds
Bonds
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
——
Government
Domestic
of
Shares)
105
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
85
76%
103
*103% 105
June-Aug
1959
~8
82
99
24
3
105
81
59
20
25
TotaL.
$338,000
S4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1610)
.
Monday, October 15, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
IrliO
STOCKS
Par
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
Week's
Tel—
<fc
Company
&
Maine
Cities
Cliff
Gas
Eastern
Mass
6%
Inc
Fuel
&
St
Assoc..
pfd class A—
Stores
Co
Inc
Coal
Kennecott
Cement
New
England
Norbute
Olin
(N
Pennsylvania
&
United
S
15%
Jan
28
60
10
47V2 Jan
43
20
26
9 %
65
47
11%
60
Jan
48%
237
40%
Jan
4%
4%
1U
3%
July
Jan
52% July
46
191
34%
133
135
Oct
al3
Jan
280
114%
Jan
56
65 V4
Jan
98
12 V4
175
11%
Oct
14%
6c
Oct
14c
17'/a
17% \.
16%
130% 132 %
3Va
99
1,265
16% May
211
128%
14%
Oct
5,100
3%
2 Va
Aug
100
11.
3%
23 V*
Oct
51%
Feb
61%
22%
23 Vi
323
22%
Sep
28%
9%
9 V4
July
Apr
22%
23
20% Mar
33 %
33 %
5
31 Va
May
34%
19
19%
132
16%
Jun
21
•
24%
26
355
23 Va
Jan
27%
5
Co
28 Va
28%
Apr
125
46
_•
;
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45%
_
_
Rfg
Mass
_
31%
Oct
Sep
60%
20
35 Va
Oct
35%
49%
153
65 V4
35
46 V4
14
50
52%
"-13%
376
60 %
100
20
,
Oct
Jun
15
Aug
&
Ball
&
Drug
Co (S
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
Last
Par
American
Laundry
—_i___8
Carey
$4.50
preferred
27
%
———
Coca
Cohen
class
20
97
113
96%
27
585
25%
Apr
32
93 %
Sep
48%
42
37%
Jan
55% July
Sheller
84%
Jun
92 % Mar
Standard
47%
86
50
46%
85%
5%
&
Randall
16
87%
5
87%
Oct
87%
14
__5
10
14
14
14
Oct
43%
43%
36%
Feb
58 %
60
250
47
Feb
50%
51%
135
43%
Jan
52%
%
55%
9
40%
Feb
56%
48%
4 8'/a
49%
1,081
32
__5
1
48 % July
55 %
32
32%
26%
23%
Steel
10
Manufacturing
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
&
Ohio
52%
Kodak
64 %
68
47
&
Dairy Products
17%
5
Lead
RR
ZZZZ _12
I__
~50
I_
66 %
Jan
Ry
17'A
211
31
166
47%
10
»
~~
25
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page
43.
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180
3'/2 Mar
Sep
27
May
29%
16%
118
16
Oct
16 V4
1%
100
2 %
200
1% May
2% Oct
2%
900
2
200
9
100
5 Va
3%
466
17%
630
44%
1^6
10
125
2 Va
Aug
3%
Apr
20
Oct
Sep
5'A
Oct
4
3% July
11 Va Feb
250
Oct
3'/a
Mar
5%
Jan
1 Va Mar
Va Aug
19'/4-
Sep
7% Mar
Aug
1%
Sep
6 Vs
1,264
4%
Jan
21 %
Apr
Jan
4%
57 Va
Apr
Jun
26%
Apr
Jan
b
14%
Apr
7
Sep
Mar
14%
May
May
.
..
.
Jan
3 Va
Jan
11
11
275
10'/2
Jun
13%
Jan
28 Va
441
Apr
27%
Feb
37
9%
830
3%
Jan
18%
18%
150
17%
Feb
10'/4 Aug
18% Apr
22
22 %
Sep
28% Mar
9
310
21 1/4
6
420
4%
Apr
6'/4
470
6
Aug
10%
14%
14%
629
Feb
16% Mar
1%
v..
1%
118
13%
6
Sep
Feb
Jan
89 V8
6
77'%
32%
55
Sep
'/a May
American
Radiator
Jan
49% Mar
Feb
American
16% May
41 Va July
14%
15
54
33%
Jun
20
29%
Jan
18%
Jan
32
Apr
19%
19%
39%
15
40
35 Va
35 Va
HO
41%
41
37%
—
61
57
37%
102
%
14 Va
33Va
Oct
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Oct
25
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5
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102
Oct
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.
r
Associated
113
49V»
Jan
55%
100
22%
Feb
28
Apr
20
19 Vb
Oct
48%
Oct
26'A May
55% Julv
38
Jan
51%
20
20
49
Va
%
49 Va
40
6
Va
J05
'
38'%
58
Va
31%
10
30
59 '/a
150
44
57%
57%
55
51%
52'%
5%
50
51%
44%
44%
67 Va
51%
44 Va
49% Mar
35Va
Sep
48%
Jan
50'%
Feb
Jan
71
5%
Oct
Bandini
22%
Jan
103%
Feb
10
51%
Feb
50
50
51% May
44 % Oct
Barker
58%
$2,187
53
Mar
Basin
Bell
Oil
Co
of
(Un>
(Un)
common..;.
50'% Mar
.
Sep
16
101
Jan
144% Aug
50
114
Aug
114
Aug
596
22 %
Oct
26 % Mar
175
17
Feb
23% Aug
25%
26
31
a42
10
40%
Sep
48 lA
Apr
a68% a78%124
63%
Feb
76Va
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Jun
13% Jun
al2V8 al2Va
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40
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May
July
8% May
Sep
Sep
47%
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18Va Oct
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57% Mar
165
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32
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Oct
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186
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74 %
Sep
7%
84
33%" Sep
67%
51 Vb
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Feb
Sep
May
Jan
83 V2 Mar
31% May
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Feb
43 V»
July
66 V2
Aug
80
16
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50
15%
Jan
a32% a32%
70
31%
Sep
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32
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Oct
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19%
7 V2
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52% May
8% Apr
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230
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5,255
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7
71/4
320
6%
Oct
13%
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240
21c
22c
2,000
12 %
12 Va
310
170
50
Feb
15% Jan
5%
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Jun
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Apr
Aug
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Feb
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Oct
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27
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12% Aug
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Jan
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5
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70
•
.
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100
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64
70
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62 %
Sep
75 V2
Aug
166% 166%
13%
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220
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7,000
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335
146
Feb
12% Jan
Sep
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17
890
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46% July
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5,003
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143
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23
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124 %
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.
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32%
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new
10 >/4
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Mar
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Bendlx
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30 Vs Aug
132% July
70 Va Sep
59%
Bros
Beckman
Borden
58%
Ohio
Oil.
50V2 Aug
7%
33
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5
Barnhart-Morrow
48% July
64 Va Aug
66
&
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Feb
35
a5
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£
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35
common
50
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Sep
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25
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Oct
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95c
36%
|
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47%
40
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&
3,600
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1.25
__
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40
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1.20
61
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Corp
\
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90
6
113 Vb
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Jan
22
261/4
113 Va
May
56%
Apr
170
Va
25%
67
Sep
37'% Oct
54%
25%
36 Va
51
44
__
Atlantic
Atlas
Aug
23 Va
37%
__
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Aug
(Un)__
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Steel
Armco
15"%
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25
Corp
580
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16%
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38% July
44 Vs July
38
40
44
American
Anaconda
&
49%
Tel
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Anderson Prichard Oil
Oil
121% Aug
47Va Jan
&
Oct
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1
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42 %
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Tobacco
Armour
23
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.
Apr
38
50
Tel &
w
American
24'% May
41% Sep
49%
49%
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&
16%
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20
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53
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40
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Apr
110
35
Co
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628
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Can
57%
1.25
10.
(Un)_
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100
157/3
•
Arma
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32 >/4
Bosch
Apr
V8
34%
Airlines
Aug
59
52
(Un)
(Un)__
98% July
37% Mar
30Vb
35
Mfg
Ltd
•
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High
57V*
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(Un)
Oct
hales
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57%
__
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Apr
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
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1
Exchange
Week's
Range
57%
1
;
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American Electronics
Bolsa
For footnotes
700
2
21
Jan
27%
2%
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6
17% Mar
10%
22
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34%
—
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May
60%
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Jan
57
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31%
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48
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260
5 »/8
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71V4 July
41% Aug
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Standard Oil (Ind)
Standard Oil (N J)
Standard Oil (Ohio)
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Allis-Chalmers
Amer
Jan
55%
30
60%
5
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19%
28%
1
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Stores
Artist
Sep
July
53%
10
89%
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70
30%
—
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Oil
Sinclair
Sep
24%
9
1
Chemical
American
%
47%
_
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143 'A May
37%
197% 199
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Petroleum
3 Va
170
18%
10c
Alleghany
Allied
Allied
.
Amerada
63
30%
--
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RR
Radio Corp
Bears Roebuck
300
701
5
10
Corp
Feb
60%
16%
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Edison
.__
1
class
Reduction Co
Aug
37%
•
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7%
60%
37%
25
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Co
Axle
Corp
Aluminium
63
—
——
Montgomery Ward
3 '/a
2% May
41/4 Mar
537
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Sep
20
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Industries
Admiral
7/jf Oct
66'%
167 % 167 %
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Tube
ACF
151.4 July
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Feb
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1%
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6
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1,616
July
Harvester
Southern
613
5 %
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Pennsylvania
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12'A
International
(Glenn
Jan
Apr
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Par
Apr
186%
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5
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__
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5%
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24%
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Manufacturing
ACF
Apr
77'/,
Oct
3
2.50
Electric
General
Central
26%
Jan
25
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Department Stores
Mead
Sep
62%
165%
151
7
._
Motors
Loews Inc
22
50
5%
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Greyhound
16
131/4
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Light
3
Sep
1
11 Va
Sale Price
Air
49%
•
&
Jun
3'/a
24%
Friday
Jan
884
'
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S
Jun
23%
5 %
*
Power
2%
100
4 4'/a
STOCKS
Jan
13 V4
lo
Pont
Federated
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51%
40
49%
25
Services
Union
140
63%
—
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Pure
52%
6
3
Products
Columbia Gas
Eastman
800
1,860
Los Angeles Stock
35% May
28 % Jun
Feb
Julv
13
:
City
Phillips
15
35
100
_______
RR
Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ohio
100
624
69 %
70%
165% 168%
70%
168%
6%
Avco
y
26%
37
22%
lo
100
Rights
National
Aug
26%
52%
1
Cyanamid
Bethlehem
2%
Va
11
__
common
Apr
1%
21/4
Spring
Dillon
62% Mar
38 Va
3 '/a
17
•
__
47 Va
Aeco
Line
Telephone & Telegraph
N
30
36
50
American
4,757
5'/4
1
Aug
280
•
American
49 Va Mar
19
-2'/2
Paper
Sep
Sep
43%
2
B
Air
9% July
40'% May
48%
10%
_______
Products
Apr
61% July
55
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•
(new)
4
Stocks—
American
Jan
Oct
22
Jan
6>/4
Oct
33
52
25%
100
Oct
87%
1,004
2,769
8
3%
1
Udylite
Corp
Wayne Screw
Apr
41%
61 %
2%
19
•
1
._
Sep
Mar
6 Va
Apr
Oct
common
National
84
Sep
;
Martin
May
15
*
Gamble
1
Feb
41%
Preferred
The
5%
23
;_
Rapid
Ford
4% July
70
15
;
class
Dayton
18
41%
;
Procter
_
Rudy Manufacturing
Scotten
Jan
41 %
51%
Du
222
Rockwell
Feb
29% July
—50
Lunkenheimer
Cities
385
5%
107%
102%
15
guar
Art
Armco
86%
70
Oct
33
1 %
*
_______
Co
Wt.
Raisin
95%
70
Picher
(The)
25%
12%
,
River
Aug
___50
Eagle
Unlisted
•
40% Aug
2%
1
...
Co,___
Metal
(II
96 %
*
Cream
Ptg
45,
Rickel
95
_____10
Preferred
Dixie
S
Oct
Prophet
26%
A
Dayton & Michigan
U
35
Jan
Aug
4%
Apr
29% Mar
50
31%
26 Vs
10 %
1%
1
._
___
Welding
&
Rustproof
Peninsular
96%
(Dan)
Gibson
41
Jun
320
May
19%
27%
2
Mar
Oct
27%
23%
35%
100
Transit
Cola
21
27
23%
Electric
_
.
_
Jan
3% Aug
Oct
27 Va
2
_
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Metals common
Davis
Parker
32% May
Jun
35%
—.-
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone-!
Cincinnati
Jan
18
23%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com.—8.50
4
27
9
10
common
High
100
_—*
.
Champion Paper
Low
30%
20
186
5
2
1
_
_
Plating
Clemens
Parke
241
Jan
Feb.
•
_
Products
Chemical
National
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30%
20
1
Baldwin
Shares
Low
20
——
of Prices
Mt
38%
27
Jan
8%
19%
■
—
3
_
__
Wines
Screw
Michigan
for Week
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Stamping
Michigan
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Balcrank
Exchange
Week'*
.
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Masco
2%
141/2
9%
36
3 Va
3Va
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Leonard
LaSalle
205
591
6
_
Jun
1 %
1
_
34
2%
Inc
Kinsel
9,669
24% Mar
*
Sep
Oct
3 Va
3%
10
_
Sep
6%
7
3
47%
1
_
18
100
18%
8
1/..
2
Bearing
485
27
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Motors—
Jan
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Manufacturing
Sep
86
May
33';a
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1 66%
Chemical
45%
60
27
—
1
Oil
4%
Jan
29 Vi
792
3
18%
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Lansing
STOCKS
3
Oct
3'/4 May
364
1,690
34%
Jan
2% Sep
21% Mar
Jun
6%
34%
4%
Sep
1% Jan
17%
7
1
34%
1
Corp
18%
6%
7
-1
-
_
77
18%
10
41%
74%
Ov
Electric
Kresge
May
40
io
lronite
Mar
64
_
Industries
Lakes
Howell
Jan
66
51% May
56
__
Motors
Hoover
Apr
67% Mar
114 Va Mar
2,390
41/4
.
77
N__l
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,__\5
Trailer
Hastings
69 Va
Jan
^
Brewing
Great
Sep
56%
14
common
Corp
Michigan
Goebel
Oct
51%
—
Gerity
Apr
60%
'
General
4 %
■
_
High
19% July
Apr
2%
700
1
Low
14
395
20
_
Motor
Wood
Gar
2%
19%
1
Inc
Fruehauf
55 Va Mar
41%
14
52%
8
Ford
Sep
45%
275
63%
12.50
Corp
Jan
1,969
43%
100% 101
__
__
Electric
20%
47 Va
35 Vi
48
__
50
Co
Woodley Petroleum Co
,
35V»
5
_
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&
RR
485
43 V»
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—
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Fenestra
Sep
__
—
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Edison
Federal
Jan
1
*
Paper
Gray Iron
105
19%
25
_
Bros
Detroit Steel
2Va
2%
5
_
_
_
Detroit
Apr
66
112
225
19%
_„
_
Motors
,
16%
2Va
2Va
Range Sine* Jan. 1
High
5
.
Detroit
10% July
24% Jan
•'
_
Davidson
Shares
_1
_
Machine
Continental
Aug
9%
50
99
125
&
Consolidated
Jan
54 V*
Mfg
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler
Corp
May
1
Company
Buell Die
-
16%
common.
McLaren
Budd
Low
Stores
Electric
Brown
Apr
53%
__
Allen
17% Aug
147% Aug
28% Jan
Sep
72
16
Wrigley
Sales-'
fer Week
:
of Prices
Par
ACF
Aug
July
'
14%
_
21
PONTIAC
Exchange
Week'*---;
Range
Sale I'riee
Aug
54% Aug
5%
'
l ast
Oct
88%
6c
STOCKS
65%
11%
2.50
—
Friday
63% Mar
88
6c.
KALAMAZOO
Detroit Stock
146% Mar
al3
56
45
__
_
DETROIT
JACKSON
-
Feb
May
ANN ARBOR
Aug
Oct
47 V4
100
Inc
Builo'ing
Aug
Jan
9'/4
150
52 Vs
__
Exchange
July
1,815
—_
Co
Westinghouse
287
61 Va
Machinery Corp—_ ~:I~25
Smelting
Vermont &
27%
13
"
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
16% Apr
72% July
47% Oct
58%
100
-
—
—__
preferred
U S Rubber Co
U
Oct
13
61 Va
20
Co
Drill
Fruit
67c
Jan
47%
49%
1
—
Webster
United Shoe
12%
53 Va
60
51% May
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RR
Twist
55
242
245
•
______
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington
Co
Union
13'/a
61%
350
Association
Shawmut
Stone
Jan
American
.-
Jan
52 Va
1
RR
Exchange.
Aug
61%
—_
Chem
Drug Co
59 Va
44
52 V2
10
System—
Co
Mat hie.son
Rexall
Oct
Feb
60%
Assn
Electric
RR
Detroit Stock
Exchange
'
50
Corp—______
Corp
Corporation
Northern
42 %
36%
20
1
__
_
Hartford
&
100
47%
9'/4
—
Companies
Tel
&
H
N
%
43
5
Racing
Service
Tel
E
N
57% Mar
1,016
60
1
Co_
Copper
Lone
NY
87% Mar
Oct
'
II—5
——
Narragansett
Jan
50%
1
Gillette
National
65 Va
Members
Stock
York
New
Feb
27
•
Hathaway Bakeries Inc_________
Star
325
187
60%
100
Capital Corp
Electric
Creek
Oct
40
13 Va
— —
B-100
—
Co——_—
General
Island
165 Va
47%
„
'•
—100
preferred class
preferred adj
General
6,296
10% May
Ry Co—
cumulative
National
Oct
Ford
10
cumulative
Motor
High
5
*
44
40
'
10
6%
First
52 Vz
44%
25
5%
Ford
80% '
50%
5
__________
Co
1st
cum
78%
51%
—
Co
Eastern
168%
*
Properties
Hecla
&
Service
Mining
165 '/a
30
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Since Jan. 1
Low
168%
100
_
Personal
Calumet
Ran re
High
5
50
12
RR—
preferred
Boston
8hares
5
25
OCTOBER
tor Week
Low
100
ENDED
Sales
Range
ef Prices
—5
Edison
Boston
5%
Corp
WEEK
Exchange
Last
Bale Price
FOR
3V4
Jan
58
Oct
-ij.%
Ito
58%
Apr
Sep
4% July
61
50%
Mar
Apr
184
Volume
Number 5577
The Commercial and
...
Chronicle
Financial
'
■
\
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
-
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Broadway-Hale
Budget
Fin
Stores
Plan
Burlington
Industries
Burroughs
Corp
I
(Dn)
I
20 %
345
a8
a8
2
1334
-
(Un)
5
-
Low
-14-
High
16% May
Menasco
9%
Jun
Mfg Co
Merchants Petroleum
Merck
13 :,.
Aug
116%
Jan
a40 a4034
84
29 Ya
Jan
46%
Sep
al3% al3%
140
13%
~
&
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Inc
(Un)
Dry Ginger Ale
Canadian
Atl
Canadian
Carrier
Pacific
RR
(Unj___
;
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Celanese• Corp
of
i
'Unl
"ex
(Un)___
Ohio
&
Pac
com
Chrysler Corp
Cities
Co
Columbia
Class
,
Columbia
Commonwealth
Consol
Continental
.
Can
Co
Continental Copper
Preferred
Oil
Corn
Crane
Co
Crestmont
Crown
Oil
Crucible
.Cuban
Co
Amer
Curtis
Oil
Class
Decca
Co
Dow
Du
El
(E
Feb
74%
Apr
Apr
New
440
15%
Apr
17%
175/B
225
17%
Oct
177
40 y4 May
Occidental
74
16
47%
Oct
49% Mar
Oceanic
39%
Feb
54% July
Olin
13%
302
10
Jun
a
100
6%
Oct
42
122%
Jan
a28% a28%
68
?R%
Jen
a35 a35%
170
35%
Sep
5
5 V4
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545
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5
5
25"\ 62(4
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16
62
5%
7
627/8
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—
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123
32%
:
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com
1
a39%
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42% Mar
8
Mar
Pacific
Apr
Pacific
Kodak
Jun
63%
Sep
9% July
Pacific
9%
Jan
Pacific
(Un)
Co
(Un)___;
Bond
&
Sep
40%
Sep
35%
Apr
Paramount Pictures
Parke, Davis & Co
90
14 %
Jan
16% Mar
Penn
72%
Jun
95%
Pepsi-Cola
_________4
Phono
770
4%
Jan
304
57%
Jan
81 %
50%
Jan
87%
Sep
319
198%
Oct
78
Feb
52%
195
43%
Apr
a36% 037%
187
6% July
216
347A May
20
A
J
(Un)
Fedders-Quigan Corp (Un)
"-Fibreboard
Paper
(Un)
Procter
&
Pullman
Fitzsimmons Stores class A
Flintkote
Florida
•
__1
(Un)
Jan
14%
Sep
a7yB
Jun
13
(Un)__
al0% al0%
31%
Motor
Foremost
c
Gair
(Un)
8%
2.50
Inc
Trailer
Co
1
11%
Jan
Jun
12"%
May
28%
Jan
39%
Apr
Sep
36 y8 Sep
43'/a May
■
Garrett
Co
Sep
Corporation
(General
Dynamics
New common
Oil
General
•
Electric
General
63
52 Va
17 %
370
16% May
27'%
1,325
a35'/8 a35%
50
17 Vi
27%
p:
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.
•
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Rice
Foods
Co
(Un)
of
Corp
20%
Jan
26
Oct
38
Sep
29%
Jun
40
July
General
:
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Motors C«rp
Paint
General
<
Co
Gimbel
Bros
Gladden
Glidden
Good
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Gulf, Mobile &
Gulf
Oil
Aug
52%
—
50 )
7%
250
R%
46%
Sep
Hancock
Oil
Co
class
4,734
40 % Mav
1,07(3
18
19
250
4
41%
42%
Jan
•
St
St
5
Honolulu
Howe
Mining
Oil
Sound
Cn
Inland
(Un)
Co
Iron
International
Nickel
Paper Co.
Co
(Can)
International Tel '&. Tel
Oil
Intex
Jade Oil
Co
Metals
&
Laughlin
Alum
Kaiser
Kennecott
Kern
Copper
County
Lear
Steel
Gas
Inc
Lehman
Libby,
Land
16c
16c
Liberal
Pete
Co
;
Liggett
List
Mvers Tobacco
Industries
(Un)
Litton
Indus
Lockheed
Loew's
Macy
Magna vox Co
Mascot
(Un)
79% July
59
Oct
a48 a49%
110
34%
Feb
V/2
300
1%
Oct
Corp
435
25
86%
Jan
...
Corp
Socony-Mobil
Oil
Sep
2%
—
Corp^
Southern
46
46%
Calif
4.48%
July
2% May
Co
Calif
Southern
Company
37 %•
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Southern
Southern
Ry
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Co
(Un)
page
43.
Jan
51%
Jan
270
51%
Oct
65 Va
Apr
1.00
550
70c
Apr
1.25
Jun
37
843
36%
Sep
39%
Jan
16%
16%
225
12%
Jan
125% 125%
90
123%
Oct
18%
1.00
17%
17%
227
a31% a31%
21
*
a43 % a43%
50
a85 %
a83V4 a85 %
327
20 y4 July
142
July
Jan
21% Mar
30% May
47% Sep
35%. Jan
49% Aug
84%
Sep
96%
23
23
2,195
23
Sep
19%
19%
380
19
Oct
28
Apr
25% May
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411/2
Sep
23
Apr
2
Mar
156
23
Jan
325
32%
18 % Mar
31%
Oct
42
July
36 %
Aug
40
a36% a367/8
25
a45'4 a45%
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24
158
40% Mar
49 Vb
51%
Feb
July
Feb
1,018
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63i/4 Mar
17%
763
16% May
20%
1
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38%
342
34% May
44
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1
—
27 %
39
27%
220
25%
37%
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6
62%
General
Jan
10
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1
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•
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common
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Paint Corp
1%
1%
5,685
1 %
July
1% Mar
26 VB
26%
100
24V2
Jun
2%
2,850
1%
Apr
Coro
2nd
—
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Sep
Public
General
3 % Julv
Telephone Corp
Utilities
50
35%
Jan
40
Aug
86 V4
115
74'/,
Jail
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Anr
Gillette
8%
10
£%
Jan
8%
Apr
Gladding
30%
Jan
Goodrich
(B
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150
3%
Jan
29%
135
27%
Feb
5c
Jun
15
jo
30 Vb
30
30%
203
29
12.50
52%
51%
52%
744
51 Vi
13% Julv
Feb
Gerber Products
39% .Aug
6
Oct
Jan
July
Apr
1
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Graham-Paige Corp
7c
Feb
Great
16%
Aug
36% Julv
Tire
Northern
Orevhnund
66
Mar
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Guh
Oil
&
Rubber
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10
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10
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__
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1
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Mar
12 V4
Feb
19
Jun
27
17%
Apr
20%
Jun
Jan
22 %
Jan
42%
47
5'/8
42%
47
210
30
-
347
100
19
41/2
35
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Jan
May
Jan
5»/4
Sep
38% July
45%
52
Apr
47
Oct
48
48
185
42%
Jan
54
Aug
27%
27'%
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Jun
37
July
74%
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74%
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43%
198
125
207
50
391
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2.207
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27%
40% May
53
65% Aug
50Va Apr
48
a36% a37%
__
Oct
15%
a36%
•
Oct
Jan
15%
52
5
43%
791/4 Aug
47%
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53 Vb
Feb
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Apr
55
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36%
__
1,191
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28%
•
110
60%
58%
*
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47%
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com
common
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General
Motors
27%
__
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Oft
General
256
371/4 July
61%
General
19,300
Sep
Jan
61
Apr
7c
26 Vb
57%
17%
Aug
15%
} J Apr
61
17'/a
64%
6c
Jan
8
36% Mar
a22% a23%
63 V4
17
55%
2
35
15'/a
5
Oct
Feb
May
281/2
5
34% July
5
5%
31
326
Co
Jan
34
13%
300
y
582
Dairies
Jan
34
July
61%
*
Machinery & C?4emlcai Corp
36
4%
29%
43
30%
—0
28
39
44i/4 JUly
40%
29
5
(Un)
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(Un)
Light
62
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Jan
13
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25
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238
29
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100
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--
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—
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_
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Aug
13%
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31%
31
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2%
(Un)
59V4
58
f
21V2
Aug
10
3%
10
&
2%
--
31 %
Jun
16%
135
76Y4 July
Fruehauf
17% Aug
Jan
18
19%
Oct
Motor
Friden
•
Sep
14%
Gas
&
Feb
17
58%
10
(Un)
Co
Power
Sep
July
1,173
415
__
•
(Un)__
Co
31/4
46% July
5%
.
Sep
15'/4 May
3% Mar
62%
39
5
43
200
33/a
53%
a26'4 a26V4
87'4
91
15%
15%
42
42
Ltd_
Corp
Foremost
37% Mar
28%
134
Feb
291/2
53
17'/4
39
5
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Jan
14
3%
52%
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1
Food
High
30%
75
39%
33%
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10
Ford
Range Sines Jan. 1
168
36%
—
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footnotes
__
5
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Plantation
Flintkote
Shares
17
10
Engineering & Foundry Co
For
32
25
Corp
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
__
654
General
Toy Mining
United
55%
39 Vb
17
2.50
preferred
Bros
Rockwell Spring
San
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common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw St Bolt
13%
3%
34
—
Products
Railroad
Florida
Hfah
32
62%
Manufacturing Co
Lone Star Gas
I'rleee
55
III*
Co
Harbison Walker Refractories
Joy
12%
168% Aug
18 % May
5 Vb Apr
6%
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for Week
of
t.uw
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Gas
MoKinney
.
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Duquesne Light Co
.
Jun
6%
Share
Natural
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Emporium
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5
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&
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2 Vb July
312
13%
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61 Vb
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Oct
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.
1 %
25
Corp
deNemours
'-duPont
Jan
May
288
2c
industries
Mont
Du
Jan
88
128
50
Aug
23% Mar
cap
Dresser
88
1975
STOCKS
Horne
26%
Jan
May
8%
51 % May
Dow Chemical Co__
July
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
^
83
51
Oct
Jan
of
Inc
3%
Jun
Feb
Jun
(Uia)_.
Corp
16
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..
6%
May
common...
Electrical
System
Brewing Co of
42%
41 Vn
(Un)
of
41% July
Erie
Blaw-Kixox
3
50
19
Corp
Co
Rio
&
Eureka
Duquesne
35
100
a3
6%
32
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Douglas Aircraft Co
BONDS
Columbia
Jan
80
Giorgia Fruit Corp class
Class
Aug
128
—
ser
15V2
300
—
Steel
Electric
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
Jun
Co
Publishing Co
Denver
Di
Mar
6%
__19.50
Washington Gas Light
12 y4
400
Syst class A
Motors
Records
Deere
May
Jan
_13 %
Corp
Feb
235
13
Mar
37
Coppermines
Curtiss-Wnght;
37% May
59
16%
*
Gas Improvement
Universal
7 Vis
Jan
ZZZZl
Oil Co
II
Oct
43%
13%
Natural Gas Co
Crucible
23% Mar
31%
25
32%
Gas
5 */»
22Vb
Preferred
Jan
38c
412
43%
System
Zeilerbach
Oct
1,850
22Vb
Corn Products Refining (Un)
Crown
10% July
26c
26c
5%
36%
Iron. J
Foods
32% July
46 Vb Aug
Oct
43 %
(Un)
&
Jan
100
22%
Co____
Edison
Oonsol
?
36'/a Mar
Jun
2J
779
17Va
Corp
Sep
9
a9%
36 Va
I Oil
Solvents
Continental
40% Aug
Oct
82
2,894
641/4
Jersey
Jan
26%
190
'
5
1%
.
lr__.
Consolidated
Jan
310
6,520
»
South
15%
657
28%
41%
1,000
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Consolidated
Sep
2,687
*
com
Paper Co
United
102
16%
23% May
197/b Mar
593/3
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Oil
Consolidated
Apr
65%
10%
*
Feb
Oct
33%
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service!*
Sun
Feb
" 1%
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Cor^mflnwealth Edison
Jun
Jan
37%
10%
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com
16%
Decca
Scott
15%
59%
__
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100
Sep
5.50
Ry
Co
?
20%
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Broadcast
Columbia
17%
a3
2%
B
Commercial
Oct
Aug
6%
2
(Un)_
Paul RR
Fuel
Colorado
Jun
4&%
■
10
Mfg Co
preference
462
Oct
44% May
100
pfd
Gas
1,612
60 Va
13%
1,656
9%
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444
46 VB
231/2
58%
59 34
37%
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Service Electric
14
45 VB
22 34
-
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16%
21 >/4
260
„1%
5
Chemical
Clorox
35
66 »/4
62%
19% May
47
Feb
4
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49 % Mar
29% July
55
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25
Feb
50% Mar
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Industries
Chic Milw
Oct
65% Mar
Feb
7^ Sep
84 V\
5%
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34% Mar
14%
39%
47%
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27 %
33%
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Chicago Corp
412
80%
13
5
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36%
16%
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Capital Airline Inc com (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co com,
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Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)...
63% Mar
17%
Oct
27%
5%
1
Celanese
Jun
68%
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(Un)
Canadian Atlantic
Jan
178
186 Vb
41%
__
13
_1_
Cement
Canadian
16%
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Packing Corp
Dry Ginger Ale(Un)
Canada
Oct
17%
28%
_.
California
July
38% July
44
Sep
Jan
(Un)
Inc
California Ink
Oct
72
58% Mar
Jan
6%
-
Corp
Calaveras
47
May
44
Jan
48%
165%
62%
__
1
(Un)
Hill
24Vb Mar
240
35
__
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Corp (Un)
(Uii)___„—
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Oct
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3
RR
8% Jan
12,339
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com
18%
Sep
54,698
;
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5
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Bunker
Apr
5%
Oct
35 Vb
5
10
Inc
Broadway-Hale
Budd
15 Vb
25
79%
5
Borg-Warnev Corp
Apr
10%
Inst
Aviation
Borden Co
Aug
30 %
Oct
19%
1.66%
Inc
div
30%
May
13%
165% 168%
168%
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Sep
Feb
27
9%
5
Co
Lehigh
$1.40
7%
24%
61
common.
Corp
Hecht
Public
6j70
100
1,536
3
10
preferred
Martin
Progress
24,855
36%
•
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Philco
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29 %
28%
2
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conv
Co
Feb
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5
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&
186%
13
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Merck
Oct
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at
Dairies
Garfinckel
General
Amer
non-voting
Motor
Foremost
164%
76%
10
Electric
Class
7,229
6
1
Light Co
Co
Jan
8l7,;
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Finance
Jan
59%
Sep
2
36%
(Un)
(Un)___—
Bethlehem Steel (Un)___—
Bishop Oil Co
1
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
Sep
60
Oct
1.80
Co_
Publishing Co
Duquesne
30%
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50%
25
Soup
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Oct
44%
27%
28
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144
29
•
13
140
100
50%
164% 168%
168%
27%
44%
Apr
34
72
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High'
50%
6%
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LOVO
27%
50%
,
Arundel Corp
Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
High
44%
Security St Trust Co______l0
American Stores Co
Baldwin
Low
75%
Mar
72
(Un)
Ohio
Oil
Bendix
-
48% Mar
Jail
612
_*
Co
Corp
Securities
Bankline
Range Since Jan. 1
Sep
61%
al3% al3%
50
__
Corp
Beckman
Shares
41%
1
Wedge
Mfg
Baldwin
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
540
562
100
6%
(Un)
Baltimore &
Sales
41%
25
(Un)_
Corp
Co
Aug
May
69
31%
25
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamiiton
Friday
32
52 %
(The)
Atok-Big
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
J an
52%
Corp
Avco
25
6}ji
Top & Santa Fe lUn)
Refining Co (Un)
Atlas
ill
69
100
Atlantic
12%
26
(Un)__*
Corp (Un)
Armour & Co
(111) (Un)
Ashland Oil St Refin
(Un)
Oct
26 Vb Mar
31%
i—
Steel
Oct
Sep
1,343
Arkansas
Feb
Jan
22 %
18%
Co
July
138 %
100%
18%
Tel Co
37
31% May
116
427
18%
&
AUg
101/4 May
1211% May
Oct
22%
5
w
50%
Jan
41%
41%
*
(Un).
Pwr
680
Feb
Feb
1.30 May
Jan
7%
96
Apr
26
10
20
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp
44%
950
(Un)
(Un)
33%
37
va
22%
129% 129%
(Un)
Viscose
Armco
32%
__
—
V—
1
255
Tobacco
89
55
102% 102%
Sep
Co
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Mar
22%
10
50
6%
Anaconda
65% Mar
25%
13%
22%
216
6
American
Mar
100
97
96
1.20
6
Tel
Rights
22% Mar
52%
a46
(Un)
American
11%
Jan
5
American
1,000
Apr
300
1.05
Smelting & Refining
16%
July
21
8%
12%
Cyanamid
Factors Ltd
50
68 3
Oct
8%
96
(Un)
(Un)
American
Foreign
16%
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Theaters (Un)__ 1
American
Mar
65
1.15
—
41
Co
Oct
a46
(Un)
Mfg Co
Can
45%
20
16%
Oct
1.15
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18
Ltd
Airlines Inc com
Broadcast-Para
Amer
Jan
32%
.10
Co
&
Aluminium
Jan
26 %
-10
j
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Yates-American Machine Co
Sheet
Apr
63%
52%
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(Un)
Service
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29
13 3 4
Corp
Power..
28% July
Jan
Aug
16%
38%
55%
125
a57% a57%
__
High
Low
425
38 %
•
(Un)
(Un)_;
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp (Un)
60 %
700
Co
38%
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
--1
10c
Corp
21%
900
Low
25
(Un)
!_■.
Reduction
Feb
22%
L
common
Bankshares
Alleghany
27
Inc
Corp
Air
16%
5
Corp
Inc
Wisconsin
Aeco
Sep
57%
Shares
5
common
Corp
49
50
-2%
Corp
400
Admiral
Jan
26%
6%
Works
Electric
114%
4
Laboratories
Industries
ACF
May
56%
57%
Abbott
Apr
2%
for Week
of Prices
Par
Apr
14 %
27%
1
Youngstown
60
26%
64%
Inc
(F
42%
69% July
72
4
!
Corp
Wool worth
May
Sep
45
___1.
Co
Stores
54 %
55
Sep
5
Whirlpool
Feb
700
Jan
Rubber
Wieboldt
42%
57%
Jun
25
;
Union
July
1%
io
California
Westinghouse
50
34%
S
Western
Sep
45%
U
Webcor
43%
700
i
Dorn
900
200
100
Industries
Steel
44 L,
49%
600
Balsa
Range
Sale l'rica
30% July
400
•
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Week's
Last
6TOCK9
Jan
Jan
13%
Exchange
Friday
22%
1%
61 %
San Francisco Stock
2,800
70%
S
S
29%
38%
U
U
Oct
69%
*
Gypsum
Van
24
36%
1%
1
Corp
carbon
Union
of
1.700
267a
13%
l
.
12
High
2
Salle St
La
Carbide
S
42%
13%
Low
2
Corp
Union
U
57%
25
43 3
Radio Corp
Century-Fox
So
49 %
5
Tri Continental Corp
20th
4
49%
3,33 Vh
Co
(The)
Co
255a
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Producing
Edison
26%
24
25
OCTOBER
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
7.50
(The)
Gulf
Toledo
Shares
Low
l
(Un)
WEEK
for Week
5
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Swift St Company
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
55
28% July
all4al20%
34
87%
a71 a72%
Sep
86
Apr
60 %
Feb
78 Va
Aug
1%
Jun
2%
77
39
May
Oct
12% May
Feb
Feb
4fl% Mar
17J/
36%
147
May
Jan
July
37
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1614)
.Monday, October
..
15
1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Im Friiclseo Stock
Friday
Extk (C$»L)
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Oil
Hawaiian
Powuer
Hotels
Holly
40
Oil
Co
Homestake
Honolulu
(Un/
Mining Co (Un)
Corp
since
Jan.
Lowa
40
561
14
6.299
30%
12
Jun!
a41%a41%
60
45%
Sep
50
24
24%
312
23%
Oct
24%
Oct
Repuurn
2.60
5t>6
2.15
Jan
2.80
Jan
Reserve
33 %
155
32% Juiv
38
Feb
Rexall
63
63
210
56%
73
Aug
67c
71c
3.300
a28% a28%
20
13%
__
a41
%
24 %
12%
10
__
Jan
July
Radio Corp
Oil &
Maryland
Idaho
Power
Mines
Corp
co
(Un)
International
Harvester
International
Nickel
International
International
Tel
OH
(Un/
Tel
7W
(Un)
__
all7%
*
Co
■
33%c
Johns-Manville
Corp
(Un
Kaiser
Jun
Ju/y
Rohr
Jan
100% July
Roos
Feb
lil
125
all6%all8'/4
a31% a32V»
11
44%
46%
Power
Kennecott
Kern
&
Light
Lehman
Feb
37%
8%
Feb
12
Apr
Aug
44%
Oct
57
Aug
Co
Lockheed
Oct
693/4
Aug
741
14
Jun
5
21%
Feb
179
117%
Feb
940
44%
Jun
52 % a 52 '/a
191
46%
Jun
43 %
43%
521
43
Oct
54
15
200
14%
Sep
18% Mar
a63% a64 %
133
65% Mav
44%
44%
-
a 52
%
a
43%
——..—
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51%.
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160
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pfd
preferred
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Atlas
4%
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2,242
126
Canada
preferred
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High
m
of
Co
4%%
for Week
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Ltd
Range
of Prices
Par
Week's
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Funds
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Friday
STOCKS
94
Oct
•
14
14%
2,035
13%
Oct
43%
41'VB
44
1,393
36%
Jan
25
44 %
44 %
45
450
1.25
1.30
32%
,
32%
1.30
34%
13,010
420
44% Oct
1.25
323/4
Oct
Oct
105%
19%
5u
52
1.60
40
Feb
Apr
Aug
Mar
Sep
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
—
Week's
Last
Par
Calgary
Power
Preferred
Cauaua Oeineiu
*1.30
•
62%
101%
common
»
Iron
Foundries
Canada
5%
Steamsnip
28%
33%
Bronze
Canadian
$1.75
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B
&
preferred
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Farm
A
pfd
23
21% Mar
29%
150
28%
Sep
37
8%
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jan
Jun
29
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Oct
17%
13
Mar
38
4
100
:30
50
30
15
33
Steel
&
3.90
30
Fcrd
May
33%
Apr
15 %
Oct
Aug
17
5
46
Mar
56
5,705
21%
33
Sep
19% July
52
8% July
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40
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15
Aug
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22%
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38%
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21
8,137
21
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7%
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28
28y2
Jan
21
July
24
Jan
7% May
330
44
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Jan
Aug
July
27
Oct
42%
35
35
1,184
31
Jan
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Jun
21
21%
1,046
20%
Oct
29%
Apr
a8V2
65
8y8
July
9%
Jan
*
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20
55
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6.00
30
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125
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of
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3.40 May
53% Sep
7
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91
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35%
Mar
15%
new
13
Jun
29 3'8
28%
29%
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101
50
48
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48
47%
5
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Oct
28
Mar
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41
Aug
26%
100
47%
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Oct
Mar
28
a__
39%
676
38
28
32%
1,325
779
Howard
12%
Smith
Bay
Paper
common
Sherwin
Imperial
6%
of
Canada
of
.0
vtllictli
Nickel
of
Canada
171
Feb
15% Mar
35
Oct
48% May
55
45
Aug
50
Jan
1,825
64
Jan
97
July
79%
83
55
57%
170
58
2,366
11%
11%
11%
1,600
International
Co
6
Sep
6%
25
Oct
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225
100 1C3%
6,103
a
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125
125
350
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114
112%
131% Mar
115
342
105
Oct
142% May
78 y4
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John
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•
34%
34 %
34%
1,226
28
Jan
40
265
265
270
Apr
100
190
Feb
5
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150
Jan
55
Aug
July
38%
48%
48%
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115
5
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43%
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25
25
370
25
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21
650
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10
10
700
4,240
88%
88%
57 %
59%
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•
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*
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pfd
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Page-Hersey
29
July
Oct
24
Jan
Jun
11
Mar
33
Oct
48
Mar
6%
35
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87
2,210
41%
100
Sep
9%
Canada
Sep
Jan
103%
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11% Mar
f?7%
15
Feb
Aug
May
24
130
23
Jun
100
21%
Sen
15%
15%
1,440
15
Oct
18
Jan
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5
99
May
105
Feb
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27%
7 27
Jan
•
>
25
11 y2
Jun
27%
28%
370
27%
Sep
34
58
59%
Apr
1,820
51%
Jan
66 y2
36%
Aug
340
36
Sep
51 y2
Jan
36%
*
36 %
12%
of
preferred
96
96
75
77
Feb
25%
260
22
Jan
26
117%
117%
20
115
Jan
119
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13%
13%
12% May
15
46
44%
46
43-
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common.
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25
common
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60 %
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59%
59%
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a
•
•
*
2,465
2,365
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_
Transport
Oct
2o3
53
Feb
3,455
50
Jan
a93 %
20
92
Sep
12%
100
11%
Feb
12%
SAVARD
&
MONTREAL
45
160
49
295
'
11%
Jan
29
Mar
22 %
450
17
49
49
49
25
56
56
68
66
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3,018
100
100
100
100
15
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22
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67
22
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Oct
Feb
44% July
49
Feb
57'% Jan
100
Sep
Jan
24 %
July
53% Aug
Oct
56
80
Mar
104 %
July
40%
Jun
55
May
5.55
Jan
12
Jan
18%
Aug
Sep
75
Mar
14
65% May
22
Oct
23
50
18
Sep
35
Jan
93%
25
93%
Oct
104
Feb
a24% a24 %
50
22%
Apr
26%
Aug
35
45
Jun
52
Feb
93%
•
75
■
9%
25
100
common
f
al8% al8%
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50
48
■
48
Sep
Exchange
Lumber
Week's
Last
Timber
&
Funds
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
LOW
1.50
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli
1.40
1.50
37%
38%
r
10%
5
10%
10%
4
8
*
Range Since Jan. I
High
37 %
-
Ltd
common
1%
preferred j__'—•■.
Belgium Stores Ltd common
STOCK
70c
High
37
Apr
Sep
51% Mar
3,270
10
Sep
13%
8
800
7
Jun
11
Aug
14
Oct
Jun
10
Aug
88,400
630-
&
Canada
Dominion
Sugar
•
1.75
July
Apr
10
5%
1,000
17%
Jan
22%
1,136
20%
Jan
9%
Apr
24%
Apr
Canadian
Marconi
Cinzazno
Claude
Ltd
*
Consolidated
Div
Preferred
Crain
Advert
Standard
cl
Ltd
19 %
Jan
20
Jun
19
Oct
25
Mar
46
46
65
40
Aug
50
Sep
91 %
Oct
98
Apr
3.50
Sep
6.50
Apr.
65c
Feb
Jun
,
91%
91%
10
4.05
4.10
300
60c
60c
200
Vb
a6'/8
30
3.75 Mar
6.75
Sec
1.50
1.50
12
1.20
1.90 Mar
91%
A—10c
cl
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1.50
—*
35
35
*
38%
50c
Jan
35
3
Jan
4,993
33 %
Jan
47
23%
200
20
May
23
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24
40
22
Jan
Jan
36%
39
23%
*
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*
——
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150
300
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Neon
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19%
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class
24% Mar
al9
19%
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Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
*
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pfd_100
33
Aug
July
%
Oct
26%
Apr
-
Engineering Works Ltd
ion
Dominion
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
Fleet
Manufacturing Ltd-
Ford
Motor
Co
of
Can
A
ciass
EXCHANGE
MacLaren
Power
&
McColl-Frontenac
Paper
Oil
4%
36 %
Apr
Sep
1.90
Jan
123
425
50
109 % May
18
Aug
al3
al2
al3
150
•12%
Sep
a22
a21 %
a22
ISO
21%
Sep
96
96
55
82
138Jan
18% Mar
14
Mar
22%
Jun
a95
a95
28
93
Oct
100
11%
419
11
Mar
12
Jan
15
15
100
14%
Aug
18
Mar
11%
11%
11%
166
11
July
1.75
Apr
6%
Ltd
a
Royal
Ltd
Lt &
2.75
2.40
2.80
15,400
34 %
33
34%
310
32
Oct
42
Apr
49%
48%
49%
629
40
Jan
56
Ltd
Aug
*
8%
8%
8%
100
Oct
10%
Pr
Jan
45
45
45
625
50
Apr
;
Ltd-
Co
^10
Quebec Power Co Ltd com__*
a42
-r-_- —
Telephone
Corp
10
Jan
29%
35% May
48%
Oct
52%
175
%
Jan
50
48%
a42 a43
37%
44%
Oct
52%
Feb
Jan
68
68
68
100
68
Feb
6%
1,120
6
Oct
10
2.85
4,700
Jan
73
6
2.70
2.80
■
19%
19%
5
common
30
8%
4.30 July
6%
•
Jjto
48%
—
Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd-50
non cum part 2nd pfd
50
Mills
30
30
-50
Steel
Apr
—5
Co
1st preferred
Premier
12%
*
Paper
common—
Dairies
Newfoundland
Jan
10
Ontario
&
Mount
Northern
luo
———-—-—*
Corp
Quebec
Mar
11%
of 'Canada
6%
100
15
Moore
Power
Sep
95
Minnesota
Sangamo
Co
Southern
Canada
Stowell
19%
265
2.70
Oct
18 % May
Sep
3.00
21%
Oct
Feb
Suez
Canal
12
Power
Ltd
Co
6%
class
250 fr
157%
22
122%
Oct
28
453
14
Sep
28
Oct
157% 157 Vz
28
capital shares
Co
*
al25
25
pfd—100
A
12
al25
Ltd—_—
Screw
Traders
Finance
Corp class A
10
140
Aug
250
Feb
May
45
*
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd—_—.
100
12
Jun
14
145
Feb
Jan
78
45
260
55
55%
40
530
44 %
650
78
77
55
*
46%
Apr
Apr
48
Sep
85% Aug
66
Aug
Apr
2.80
3.00
Walnwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
3.50
Wesceel-Products Ltd
*
19
19
19
Windsor
•
42
42
2,100
42
Hotel
Ltd
Manufacturing
Ltd
Co
47%
*
50
,
2%
6%
Apr
Jun
47
21
Jan
Jun
39%
100
47%
Feb
19
100
47
Mar
Mar
47%
Oct
105— Aug
May
% May
.
July
Apr
70% Aug
78% Aug
100
14%
Jan
Mining
and
Ameranium
Oil
Mines
Lead
Anacon
8tocks—
Ltd
Mines
Arno
Atlas
Feb
Mines
Ltd——-—
Mines
Calalta
&
Gold
Mines
Ltd
1,500
1.51
Apr
Jan
20
Aug
Sep
18%
1.11
9,500
14c
20c
236,700
22 c
22c
24c
3,000
22c
16c
15c
17c
9,500
94c
90c
1.05
Ltd
9
Jan
70c
Jun
6'/bC
I
Feb
Oct
Jan
1.45
20c
Oct
1.05
Jun
23c
30,400
73c
Oct
Ltd—1
10c
ldc 11 %c
22,500
10c
Apr
1
62c
60c
65c
*15,300
45c
Jan
1
30c
30c
32c
52,500
20c
Mar
48c
Oct
68c
1.25
18c
Apr
Aug
Jan
1.00 Aug
Apr
40c
8.700
15c
19c
4,500
10c
Oct
15c
36c
15c
2,000
13 %c
Oct
42c
Feb
36c
16c
:
'
36c
1.65
Apr
Jan
1.65
1.85
4,000
1.15
Jan
3.80
Aor
1
1.80
1.80
1,100
1.75
Sep
2.75
Feb
1.55
1.55
500
1.35
Apr
1.95 Aug
*>
1-65
25c
Corp
Sep
9c
15c
Apr
3.30 Aug
21c
1.05
.
Apr
Mar
•
Ltd
Mines
3.70
71c
24c
18%
1
Edmonton
22c
11c
20c
3,700
Oct
July
May
4%c Jan
1.10
Corp
1
Voting Trust. •
Ltd-,
1
Ltd
Uranium
10,600
2.25
35c
1
—1
Mines
Tungsten Mines Ltd
Petroleums
12c
,12c
12 %c Aug
1
Gold
Developments
Calgary &
10c
—
Refining
Metals
200
8,200
1
Ltd
Ltd
Lake
300
9,000
1
Ltd A
Bay Mining
Red
2.55
.-
'
1
Oil & Gas
Mines Ltd
Mines
Mines
Cabanga
1
37c
12c
10c
—*
Ltd
Ltd--—.—•————
Gold
Rare
Bouzan
1
15c
2.50
37c
1
2.38
35c
20c
Sulphur & Iron Co
Talc
13c
2.38
14 %c
-1
Ltd
Anthonian Mining Corp—.—
Arcadia Nickel Corp
c.
Burnt Hill
JOHN'S, P. Q.
SeD
90c
11%
Prvnnvvlllp .OH
2-4545
33
200
121%
(Un)—*
pfd
Ltd
Preferred
Boreal
Hill
375
pfd—-10
Distilleries
Mexican
Office:
St., New York City, MLJrray
123
34
90c
Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Melthers
Mica
Co
Mining Corp—
Belle Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Phillips Square
33
al6% al6%
*
Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd.*
Lambert, Alfred, Inc class A
_1
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
—*
Bateman
West, Montreal
a
90c
33
•
Journal
Barvallee
PL-9501
1203
505
9
19%
21%
Vinegars Ltd__,
Bellechasse
Branch:
14
9
18%
9
1
Canada
Beatrice
St.
12%
'
,
*
Company
EXCHANGE
Dame
8
—100
Ltd
Ltd
•
1.45
26%
1.50
26
26%
170
10c
10c
21,000
16%
1,050
—_1
•10c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd-—1
43.
Jun
23
Par
Abltca
Calumet
page
54 % Mar
45
355
Friday
Bandowan
HART
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
see
Oct
Sep
23
*
52 % Mar
48%
23
*
;
Sep
102% July
95 % Aug
39
250
Sale Pries
EXCHANGE
Branch
footnotes
44
10
STOCKS
Rouscadillac
For
68%
aO
Canadian
STOCK
44th
83%
Canadian Stock
STOCK
Telephone
West
2,647
82
48%
%
39
Preferred
TORONTO
65
Apr
39
preferred
CANADIAN
Local
92
Sep
Jan
39
*
Bailey Selburn
Notre
Oct
98
'
44%
48
—_
Plywood
Band-Ore
230
64
80
82%
*
Baker
MEMBERS:
Apr
1,684
a98
a91%-
*
Corp—_
Limited
18
72%
10
(Geo) class A
Zellers
Sep
68%
f
*
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\'2%
31% Aug
16%
*
Western
4
Feb
905
;
Power.
Toronto-Dominion
Steel
28%
17
com
Canada
Oils
100
17
Jan
58
*
'
Tubes
__
Canada
Bteinbergs Ltd 5%% pfd
Weston
a29% a29%
,
Sep
28%
Ltd
common—.
•
*
of
Woods
preferred
&
Oct
alOO
5
Placer Development
Powell River Companv
Corp
Sep
Aug
a23
15y8
-.100
Mills
50
50
24
*
National Drug & Chemical common
Naucnal Steel Car
Corp
Flour
Jsn
Jan
a23
*
IyiConi"Mve
Morgan 4%%
39
27%
«%
890
6%
common
Aug
50
Rights
34
6%
Frontfnac
Jan
•
33%
Provincial
Mar
103
34
Bros
Sep
19% Aug
110% Aug
125
6%
Price
15
Jan
.1.DO
•
1
Jun
115
•
Power
10 «/4
% Aug
12% Mar
5,775
MacMlllan & Bloedel class B
,
62
a6
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
6%
Jan
25
Public
Penmans
36%
27%
Ltd
18 Vs
.
Aug
26
Preferred
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62
a6
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May
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54
26
Power
>»/.
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100
raper
vrColl
10
Feb
10
common
Petroleum
Mitchell
Jun
1)675
10%
—*
Preferred
Lauren tide
38
37y2
56 %
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com
com
uicifciieo
International
4-abuii
Oct
36
57%
10
Canada
new
International
Jamaica
28
12%
£1
Corp
Feb
;
Steel
Apr
a46 a46V2
•
Tobacco
12%
72%
50
common
Southern
United
2,040
22%
Breweries
Co
15%
a91%
common
Shirriff-Horsey Ltd.
olmpsons Ltd
Southam Co
15%
~
83
preferred
Accep
& Power
pfd
of
Aug
17
1
preferred
Williams
68
—
56
11%
a46%
&
Ltd
On
Aiupcxiai
a__
12%
37%
lif
Mining
Imperial Bank
v./
Oct
11%
-
$2.00 preferred
Hudson
Jan
48
38%
A
112'
48
39
class
(Jan
Oct
28
B
32'
Jun
41% May
•
Oil
58% July
1
*
Class
Feb
May
Great Lakes
Paper Co Ltd
Lime & Alabas
22
19
607
100%
May
31%
1,855
Gypsum
Indust
Jan
52
235
35%
•
Motors
5%
4%
4 % %
Apr
56 % May
Aug
68
12%
435
a60
a58 y2
100
preferred
General Dynamics
Pumps
a20%
•
Canada
5%
Goulds
a60
common
Power
General
17
5
Ltd
Heme
A
Class
Apr
21
2,758
a29%
16%
21%
Feb
65%
•
;
Sep
17% Mar
62
*
common
Bhawlnigan Water
Canadian
Motors
10
30 % Mar
21% May
Apr
35
21
A
Canadian
Corp
A
24% Aug
Jan
Jan
*
com
Corp
Players
25.
class
Feb
*
CanndH
150
High
Oct
15%
35% Aug
32
4,005
28'%
Jan
1?%
50
•
L
18
18
Low
65
•
Jan
22%
23%
,
common
Cement
Aug
90
al5v2
•
common
Ltd
Mar
98 y4
_
18
10% Mar
27%
46
25
50
*
Preferred
^rfad
160
18
10
Co
Lawrence
Sicks*
26%
18
Sep
240
Ltd
Ltd
A
39% Mar
1,025
a9%
_•
common.
Oil
Lawrence
«<,
26%
18
Apr
.
,
18%
-
30
i
Coal
class
Canada
01
Preferred
St
26%
*
—
Mar
._-_20
Co
4%
Jan
29%
commun-i..;
Fraeer
f
6.75
10o
&
Foundation
«
Sep
29%
Kootenay Power
Famous
i
Oct
Jan
Apr
•
com__.
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
M
8%
15
>*■
33%
21%
28
5
50
a9%
May
-
10
*15
50
21%
b
3,377
;
_1_25
:
—
Co
Jan
29%
33%
—2
pfd
pfd
Electroliix
.
Jan
Jan
:
.
Royallte
Range Since Jan. 1
High
B
Royai Bank
Brown
East
.
86
8%
50
<
6%
Dupuis Freres class
;
Oct
15i/a
4
30
*
1
Dew Brewery Ltd
•
31% July
45l/2 May
25
al5% al5y4
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Int
30
Aug
36% Mar
..
425
4
*
^
:
of
41
Jan
525
'
Bros
Jan
6%
28 y2
29%
15
Textile
Feb
15%
••••
;
Stores
Mar
9
10% al0%
a
*
A__
Gm
15
24
6 y4
•
Glass
oteei
Oct
30%
60
-■
Aug
23% May
860
\
a._
___
25
1,929
31%
4.50'Mar
8
3,865
29%
Jun
6%
7o0
,
33%
11% Mar
171/4 Oct
115
28
74'% a74%
a
a—
1,491.
31
,
Feb
Oct
4.00
300
25%
32%
33 y8
29%
*
8
50
6%
Jun
"
550
17 y2
common
preferred
Pont
4.50
•
TexMle
Preferred
"n
Mar
42y>
15%.
Foundries
Dcnohue
32
Apr
Oct
Equipment---.
tx'minlon
Dominion
33 y4
Feb
*
Bridge "
Dominion
Jan
se% Aug
33% Apr
13
20
8eagrams
D.-mnion
Sep
27
so:
Sep
26 %
-
Jan
(James)
Paper
Class
Shares
Low
•
Jan
13%
-
,
33
•
Coal
Red
29
Jan
Rolland
Jan
36
May
25
210
104
Oct
12
44%
2,753
25
Dominion
Dominion
24 y2
570
27
23
,
*
Crow® Cork & Seal Co
■7%
*
%
*
'1,450
27%
26
27
,
Mlnlne
Dominion
26 y4
130
>
Oct
985
Enterprises
Distillers
52 y4
92 »/2
140
Corporation
Consumers
12%
50
-
24%
51
V
1081/2 Aug
-
42
common
Comoanies
Corbys class
Class B
93
Oct
,
14%
Vickers
Consolidated
'
Jun
•
-
Coghlin (B J)
Con sol
Apr
14%
Pacific Railway
25
Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
ccCKShutt
Feb
39%
100
42
Cellulose
class
Industries
x-wv^ouied
31
33
25
13%
Locomotive
Canadian
28% May
555
12 y2
0
Canadian
Chrysler
>
*
common
Canadian
Canadian
240
;
=__*
:
Canadian Cottons
Canadian
Robertson
29
37
for Week
al9% al9%
Aug
July
100
.—•
common
series
-•nudian
108%
Quebec Power
25
Celanese
Chemical
6 'Jo
Oct
28% May
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Aug
33%
27%
_25
Canadian
Class
101%
69
2,730
24%
52 y4
•
Canadian Canners Ltd
5
Mav
30V4
92 %
12%
10
common
56
100
50
preferred
1,371
Week's
Last
High
33 y2
92%
12
STOCKS
28 y2
*
common
preferred
$1.25
63
29-/4
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
b0%
3 J
100
pfd
OCTOBER
1
Sale Price
Low
101 % 101%
100
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
ENDED
Friday
Range since Jan.
l'igh
_10
com
Preferred
Canada
Shares
-20
preferred
Canada
WEEK
for Week
Low
—100
common
—_——
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
16%
16%
5,000
55c
Jan
19%
Jan
33
Aug
10c
Jun
25c
Jan
15%
Oct
28% Mar
1.60
Jun
39
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
40
.Monday, October 15, 1956
...
(1616)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE!
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Canadian
Admiral
Canadian
"cilleries
5%
*
Ltd
Oils
8
Feb
7
Sep
Apr
95c
86c
50c
55c
25,800
41c
Oct
1.65
74c
34,700
41c
Oct
1.85
700
67c
Oct
2.25
Apr
»
30c
27c
32c
70,650
18c
1
7c
8c
5,500
5c
Jan
8.00
8.00
8.00
100
__
7c
7c
1,000
Ltd——,..—
Corp
»
Mining Co Ltd—
Apr
38c
Jan
14»%c
Feb
July
8c
V
Asbestos
Cassiar
7.95
Sep
10% Mar
7c
Oct
13c
Jan
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting..
Power
Auxtxoi
Preferred
3.05
22c
26c
22c
26c
31,500
40c
38c
42c
22.500
34c
Class
30c
30c
31c
6,500
2.25
2.09
2.32
14,100
,
40c
Aug
3.30
Jun
Apr
1.10
79c
80c
'
—
17 %c
,__1
;
59c
Oct
1.40
Sep
1.05 Mar
85c
3.85
3.85
600
3.75 July
5.85
Jan
3.65
1
"
—1
Explorations Ltd
38.425
38c
July
3.65
200
3.30
Jan
6.65
Aur
17c
18c
44,000
5c
Feb
20c
Sep
Jan
.
Apr
Coursey-Brewls Minerals Ltd.
Del
Producers
Rio
Dome
59c
m
Ltd
—
-
-—1
1.60
3,400
3.75
3.80
13%
345
54c
Oct
56c
19.000
59c
50c
u
——
Mines Ltd
56c
13%
3.80 -
.
Ltd
Mines
Donalda
1
;
„
14.500
Jan
12%
Oct
Jan
4-tC
93c
Apr
4.85 Aug
15% Mar
70c
Apr
9%
Oil..
Aigom
i
Aluminium
Aluminum
%
East
Sullivan
3
Mines
Asbestos
Empire
Fab
Mines
Gold
Oil
&
Metal
Froblsher
Fundy
30c
Oil
30c
3,000
10 %c
23 %c
Oct
Jan
35c Aug
I 55c
Apr
50c
Mar
27c
30c
11,700
21c
24c
3,500
39
38 %
44
Aug
26c
26c
29c
2,000
2xc
Aug
49c
Jan
lie
llc
12c
14.250
lie
Oct
23c
Feb
Ltd
1
!_1
Ltd
23 c
29
325
39
3.85
25c
%
Feb
3.70
200
22c
Sep
39,000
Sep
Sep
15c
4.75
Apr
Mar
42c
16c
18c
13,600
5c
34c
8,000
23c
Oct
65c
3,000
9c
Oct
21c
Jan
1.)
500
19!/2
Jan
_____1
Haitian
Conner
30 %c
26%
_5
42 c
1
Lake
Inspiration
Iso
Mines
Ltd.___
Uranium
32c
1
Mining & Dev Co Ltd
1,18
1
Mines
35c
Oct
16 Va Mar
164,300
20%
27%
1,695
37c
42c
127,234
30c
32c
37c
72c
July
24c
Sep
39s
Mines
Ltd
1.18
Feb
30
Mar
Jan
ac
23c
19c
100
6.000
Joliet-Quebec
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
15c
14c
15c
Jan
1.10
Oct
20c
Sep
1.05
97c
1.06
15 500
80C
80c
80c
14c
12.000
1
trust-
voting
Explorations
l
Kirkland
KonLiki
Gold
Mines
Minerals
Lead
Ltd
42s
uct
Feb
85c
1.70
Jan
Jan
35c
Mines
—
Ltd—
16c
17%
Oct
36c
Min
&
Exploration
Ltd_l
Co
Lingside Copper Mining
20 %
Apr
Oct
1.58 July
1.90
17c
17%
3,00'J
15 c
7,000
Jan
1.84
Oct
loc
Ocu
21% July
Rouyn Mines
Anthes Imperial
%
20%
100
Feb
18
24%
24c
Apr
Sep
79c
80c
1,000
65c
Aug
1
Ltd
,20c
23c
5,000
20c
Sep
40(j
79
79
25
76
Oct
95
Mar
25 %c
Jun
756c
Aug
i
47c
46c
50c
13,218
.5
2.30
2.30
2.59
15,100
59 c
59c
1,100
Mogador Mines Ltd
i
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd.—__ 1
Monpre Uranium Exploration——1
Explorations
Ltd
1.00
1.00
74 c
79c
Apr
i.,50
Jan
Feb
„
2.00
2.50
Sep
30,250
4.65
Apr
Oct
LOO
42,100
2.49
2.05
59c
400
76c
_1
New
Formaque
Jack
Mines
Ltd
Lake Uranium
1
New
New
Pacific
New
Royran
Coal
&
Oils
Ltd—
New
Copper Mines Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
Spring
Coulee
New
Vlnray
Mines
North
American
(1945)
Oka II,a
Oils
Ltd
1.40
Jan
Oct
74c
Oct
1.70
Oct
1.74 Mar
79c
5.25
Oct
/Apr
Gold
Pacific
Petroleums
Pato
Cons
Pennbec
Permo
Mines
River
&
Oil
Pitt
Gold
Quebec Labrador
Oil
Class
1.47
Sep
2.05 July
Oct
16%
Oct
13% Aug
Red
Crest
Gold
Feb
7.40
Apr
Bibis
12C
13c
29,000
9c
Jun
lbc
Jan
23c
July
20c
23c
Belcher
Bell
South
Dufault
Mines
Mines
Standard
Gold
23c
45.700
9c
Jan
llc
24,100
10c
Jun
1.00
Jan
Bidcop
13,800
Oct
1.50
Oct
Biltmore
1.40
1,800
Feb
19%
Apr
18c
3,000
16c
Jun
27c
Feb
"21c
July
17c
__
13.800
38c
38c
43c
30c
May
1.77
Jan
48c
Jun
8.50
3,500
16%
16
16%
3,000
5.00
5.10
4,700
1
56c
56c
5.80
2.10
2.35
1
Jan
4.60
10,600
1.38
12%
II,500
2.25
Oct
55r
Sep
1.98
1.30
1.40
3,000
15c
15c
16c
36.000
70c
65c
78c
/ac^s
2.05
2.05
2.16
1.85
2.20
10,600
1.60
1.80
4,600
1.j2
-15c
16c
12,500
Sep
1.65
1.70
10l/2c
10%
6c
-
1
75c
Mar
14 %c
Oct
Steep
Rock Iron Mines
Sullivan Cons Mines
Tache
Lake
Tamden
Tarbell
Tar.in
22c
27c
July
—
50
Sep
57%
13cr
Oct
70c
Feb
loc
Sep
5^-c
reD
17c
15,100
1,200
3.u0
17%
31
6,496
14c
14s
10,000
13c
Jan
15c
15,500
llc
May
21 %c
10c 11 %c
26,500
8c
Jan
24c
45c
51c
47,900
30c
Sep
c
12 %c
14c
14,300
llc
Sep
2.00
2.00
2.01
1,800
2.00
Oct
13
13
225
10%
Feb
9c
9 %c
8 %C
10c
29
45c
13%
Va
34 %
4,500
9c
Jan
8c
Aug
27c
Feb
15,175
9c
Apr
74c
46c
Mines
Sep
16 %c May
10%
300
8c
9c
27,800
.
85c
1,320
2.80
3.10
7,475
4.20
Aug
51
52%
3,173
47 %
Jan
61%
Aug
%■
58%
625
53%
Jux
68%
Apr
30c
700
27c
Oct
4 Jc
Jan
51c
54c
6,350
46C
Oct
1.09
Sep
71c
75c
4,300
70c
1.65
Jan
2.60
2.65
6,000
Sep
2.33 Apr
56
51c
2.65
.
8.80
25
1.60
Jan
20
Aug
Jan
40
Aug
Feb
71c
69c
76c
21,940
62c
20c
22c
10,100
18c
12c
13c
5,500
12c
Sep
Sep
58
59
100
58
Oct
37
2.80 Aug
Sep
21c
•
''
.'v
59
1.25
Feb
19c
Mar
65 %
May
Jun
55
Aug
Jan
3.25
Apr
39
39
100
2.25
1.90
2.25
32,917
7
7
7
150
6% May
2.85
3.00
6,500
1.90 Mar
35c
35c
1,300
18
18
20
20
3.00
*
2.99
*
'
■
«
.'l
;——
"
J—1
3.00
2.45
46%
46 %
.1— 50c
_
2.85
1
Corp—
30c
—
1.25
8
3.40
57c
20 Ve
Jan
July
•
1
Oil
Mines
Copper
Corp
Products
Co
6.50 Mar
68c
0
__
«
71c
Jan
13
Oct
20 11
Jan
250
20
Oct
20% July
58c
2.40
Sep
Bright
Sep
Brilund
1.95
Mar
2.70
8,671
1.00
1.15
1,800
96c
Sep
59c
68c
31,850
51c
Sep
1.45
Apr
13
110
12%
Oct
14 %
Jan
82c
19,700
50c
July
1.65
Jan
.
65c
9 %c
12 %c
17c
Feb
Jan
28c
May
Oct
43c
1.45
100
7%
7%
20,640
6.00
Jan
9% July
12%
Apr
6%
Apr
8
Apr
12 %
Aug
16
Apr
76c
Oct
2.10
Apr
Jan
4.30
Apr
50%
Aug
14
14
14
0
76c
80c
8,725
2.95
2.90
3.00
17,000
45
43%
45 %
11,555
35
Jan
95
1
Mar
4.55 July
::
78c
common
July
18c
Sep
Apr
51
Oct
8c
Petroleum
Britalta
1.43
Aug
1
__
•
British
American
Oil
Columbia
95
95
60
94
Sep
2.31
Elec—
preferred
Apr
4'ft,
Oct
British
95c
38,300
44c
Feb
2,000
7 %c
__
—
_
100
..
preferred
50
—
49
49
290
49
Oct
55%
44%
47
230
44%
Oct
52
Mar
42 %
-50
_
preferred
Columbia
Oct
1.35
Sep
42 %
42%
155
42%
Sep
51
Feb
81
80 %
100
_
Forest
39c
Apr
10%
Apr
Power
Columbia
Telephone Co
Rights
Brunsman
ltc
May
igc
15c
i16c
3,500
15c
Sep
61c
Apr
Brunston
31c
31c
1,000
27c
Sep
52c
Feb
Brunsvvick
24c
,
„
22
24c
25c
21% .22%
21c
4,000
-
2,040
*
Oct
45s
191
Jan
24%
80
Oct
95
13%
Oct
20
43 %
Apr
44
4,330
36 Va
Jan
50%
Aug
45
41%
_
25
44 %
44%
412
44%
Oct
52% Mar
_1
1.33
1.30
_
Mines
_
Mines
Mines
Mininc
10c
—
-1 -
4.25
45c
46c.
30,500
21c
Jan
72c
1.20
1.35
26,092
1.20
1.27
1.34
13,400
1.27
Oct
2.15
Apr
10c
26,550
8c
Sep~
18c
Feb
Oct
1.65
15c
-2,000
10c
Aug
15c
_1
e
1,000
10c
Sep
15c
Jan
1
15c
14c
16c
25,352
12c
Sep
60c
Jan
1
;
10
10
11
1,210
14%
Apr
—
[Mining & Smelt—
Oct
20c
400
4.05
Oct
10 %c 10 %
10
Oct
6.60 May
29c
28c
30c
4.500
Jun
45c
llc
13c
16,000
1SeD
26c
45c
48c
7,000
l2%c Jan
85c
Feb
36c
36c
40c
11,800
19c
Jan
70c
Jun
47c
46c
4jc
29,300
39c
Oct
68c
Sep
18c
18c
1.000
18c
Oct
40c
Jan
21c
23c
11,500
?i-
Oct
43c
Mar
footnotes
1
see
page
43.
Company Inc.
May
45c
Gairdner S
Mar
llc
21e
39%
40 %
450
1.95
2.10
26,450
65c
2.05
65c
500
65c
Oct
5 500
35%
1.00
Feb
uct
48
Aug
3.10 Mar
65c
Oct
60 Wall
46c
46c
44c
Jan
89c
Apr
c
25.000
7c
Jan
14%c
Apr
1 04
1.04
1.05
19,700
59c
Jan
1.05
Oct
23 %c
21c
32c
96,600
7c
49c
7%
14 %c
Feb
45c
Apr
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Affiliate:
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Sep
10 %c
Aug
15c
46c
1
Ltd
Feb
8 %C
Aug
4.25
•
•
Jan
3,375
14'% 1
Feb
15-
14
—
-
Reef
14 %
«
Columbia
Brunluirst
«
Products-
British
3ic"
Ltd—_1
Ltd
Feb
49
__s——
preferred
106
47
preferred
»
;
Feb
3.85
Sep
44%
1,870
8c
Jan
July
6,200
5.25
10 %
7 %
*
«
9c
5.10
10%
1.90
9c
25
5.15
Feb
10c
54,461
46
Feb
Apr
2.90
12 %c
7,000
1.88
60c
17 c
2.30 Mar
10,100
12,000
46
8 %c
»
Ltd-
10c
15c
15c
Jun
Sep
Jun
36c
2.50
10%
•
Mines
Aug
9c
1.70
-1
common
3.25
30c
3,500
46
B^
51% Mar
Aug
7,057
14 c-
_
.
class
Tiaction
Gi
_
Mines
Cordage
(T
__
4.25 July
Oct
2.50
31c
10c
1
_
Feb
44%
9%c
1
_
1.10
6,350
13,400
9c
13 %c
pfd
119,545
"
30c
-
80c
1
;—
_
Mines
Brazilian
dl'
1.15
...I
pfd
r;d__
Gold
Brantford
48c
8c
__i
Ltd
Jan
Jun
535
47
2.95
2.80
2.60
_
—
A
Mines
Bovmar
li%
8c
•
Mineral
Jun
31c
12%
1
Mines
Gold
Corp
Oct
I~~l
IIIIl
Pyrite &
Apr
61c
"
_1
Uranium—
Bowater
Jun
Oct
Corp
Wendell
Feb
4,350
3Cc
*
common——
17c
18%
0
———
"
36%
2.90
—
Mines
Bouzan
4%%
Feb
"Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Weedon
July
17%
58%
Mines
Apr
7.25
«
Mining
Apr
2.45 Mar
15
35 %
52%
Paper class A.
class
Gold
32c
Jan
13%c
Isoc "
Ltd.—.
Apr
18%
*
Ltd
Bordulac
4 % %
250
——II
Ltd..
Jan
Mar
36 '-s
I
Ltd
Bonville
5%
60,100
j
Mines
Jan
6% July
&ep
12 %c
10
Mines.
Bouscadiilac
Feb
—1
I"—*
Ltd.
Ltd
For
150
42,500
25
1.20 Mar
Apr
24c
.1
Ltd
Lithium
Westville
•
51
3.15
10
Cart ad
Westbiirne
Oct
18c
16c
1
—
Com
Hats
Bay
4.75 Mar
uct
8.00
1.0)
Ltd
Montauban
Virginia
Oct
17%
^
Ltd
Goldfields
Ventures
47% July
;
1
Ltd———_..
Copper
Mines
3.45
Jun
7.85
1
Trojan, Exploration Ltd.—___.
Valor
Sep
30c
"
1
Ltd
Mines
United
41
1
Mines
Mines
Tiblemont
295
2.75
14 %c
*
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Trebor
__
———.
%—_—
1
Ltd
Feb
Apr
2,270
16c
•
Co
3.25 Aug
75c
500
20%c
~
65c
25%
2,500
19
1
British
26,500
.or
10%
8c
86c
»
Ltd—
Apr
Aug
37c
__
Warrants
4%%
1
Ltd—
65c
July
42 %
2.95
_1
_
-
Mines
Uranium
1.50
15 Va
Ltd—
(19441
Mines
35c
51
1
Uranium—-—
Mines
Brotilan
Stadacona
Apr
3.25 Aug
15c
15 %c
1
Yukon
10c
1
_
28%
25 %c
1.72 May
18%
36c
1
_,—_.
Mining
Mining
1.40
1
Ltd
Jan
May
lie
42%
1
i
Telephone
iic
1
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines
957
19
a
Bethlehem
1.45
14%
Ltd
40c
Jan
24%
28,430
Apr
1.98
1.00 May
20,200
2.59
35c
1
_
Ltd
Co
A
Bicroft
13c
Feb
15%
J!
Mines
Mines
8%c
58
14c
2.40
50
-50
British
Sherritt-Gordon
25
25
12 %c
13c
2.45
*
—
Lumber
Bevcon
2.40
8Sc
6,100
;
Jun
12%
B
Beaver
1,700
Oct
15,100
Ltd
Apr
2.50
11
1
Beaver Lodge
4,100
*
Refining
3.70
Jan
100
Beaucage
3.80
Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
Smelting
7.40 Mar
Oct
531
1
Beattie-xJtiquesne
Beatty Bros
1.58
2
Corp
Development Ltd.—
Quebec
Quebec
Jun
2.21
11,000
———
Bathurst Power &
3.70
1
Lithium
5.65
12
Ltd
Petroleums
1.50
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd I
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd—
1
Quebec
ADr
1.40
.
Uranium
Baska
1 50
30c
37c
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
2.70
12%
——50c
Metals
Base
I,100
66c
Ltd
Aor
Jan
Jun
1.30
Mines
Barymin
33c
2.65
—
Mines
Feb
1.50
12%
Mines
Mines
30c
_i
(Chib)
52%
1.33
*
Mines
Mines
Barvue
33c
1
Mining Co
Portage Island
28%
Sep
Jan
22%
786
Sep
5,65 Aug
58c
pfd
Oct
47
71c
140
12%
Mines
Aug
1
4%%
49 %
50,400
common
Barnat
70c
Apr
35c
-;
Ltd
22 %
47%
18c
—.——.
Montreal
of
65c
1
Mining Corp
Gas
147%. July
25
Banff Oils
Feb
2.55 '
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Feb
15c
Oil & Gas class A——1
preferred
Mar
60c
Dredging Gold Ltd
100
18c
Bailey Selburn
8c
4.50
36c
Ltd.—
2,647
Jan
11
Mines
Bagamac
14c
2.60
Ltd
July
11 %C
Bralorne
Orenda
125
*
Mines
Electric
5,826
Ltd.l
(Quebec)
Mines
Feb
.—4.75
Aumaque Goici Mines——
Aunor
Gold
Mines————_L_.
53,300
1
Ltd
Uranium
93
.
300
Mixxes
Aumacho
107,200
52c_
1
Orchan
Feb
2,405
29%
46c
45c
90c
Opemiska Copper Mines
98
.
2,516
common
Atlin-Rulfner
5.35
1
Ltd
Sep
-
2.50
1
Yellow-knife
37c
1
Opetnisce Explorers Ltd
19%
89
6.50
—
Corp
Temple
Atlas
Black
Obalskl
July
13% May
140
2.35
«
5.00
52c
•
Metals
66c
2,500
6.50
Mines
Metals
Ascot
40c
500
Ltd
Rare
1.75 May
2,225
--1
Gold
Arjon
5.35
1
Oil...
Jan
x
1.55
preferred
$2.40
•
..
29 %c
Feb
2.00 Aug
Oct
7,369
Argus Corp
common-—
$2% preferi-ed __—
1
_
ADr
1.30
2.05
Mines
Area
I
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd—.
Lafayette Asbestos.—:
1.40
93
2.05
Resources—r=.—•
Corporation
Arean
i
Mines
Newkirk
1,850
2,o00
Sep
Jan
9vC
17
88c
—i———1
.Nickel
Class
New
1.60
1.40
1.07
65c
:.
1.98
—
Consolidated
Apex
Arcadia
Bata
Mines
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd—.
Merrill Island Mining Ltd.—
Montgary
20
5
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Oct
46c
20C
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo Huronian
Angle
Bank of Nova Scotia
12c
80c
July
16c
—1
Bank
9,000
*
Mar
45c
8,100
122,090
Petroleums
Anchor
Jan.
13c
1
62c
3,200
22c
85c -95c
Mines——
Aug
1.97
4jc
12 %c
Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp.—J
8,200
47c
91
—
Bankeno
Labrador
90c
J-n
1.30
74c
100
1.84
1
.1
Apr
5.50 July
Sep
16%
49%
Lead
Auto
Sep
70c
2,500
17%
,_1
Ltd
Corp
Zinc
33c
22%
50
Amurex
6%
Kerr-Addison
Jan
4.30
1.55
.25
pfd
Leduc
Avillabona
Jardttn
Jaye
17c
500
123% 126 %
July
22'/2
23,000
1.18
20c
.1
Jan
2,000
4.70
125%
common————
Aiiacon
Aubelle
Indian
30c
112 114%
Petroleums Ltd—
Nepheline ————— ,_50c
.5
Oil Develop——-——
Ash
Holltnger Cons Gold Mines LtdHudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd—
24 % Mar
Oct
Apr
10c
19
30c
_»
Mines & Metals Ltd_l
30c
10c
1
Ltd
20c
Oct
12c
1.19 July
—_1
Ltd—_
Mines
Jan
6.75 Mar
i.50
c
3.80
Mines
Jun
21c
27
1
Mines.—
Ventures
July
1
Inc
(1945)
Gui-Por Uranium
Oct
29 Vic
Ltd.
Copper
Graridines
Gunnar
2,000
Ltd
Bay
Gaspe
67c
38c
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Mining & Exploration Inc
Mines
3,400
.1
Fano
Fontana
1,900
74c
38c
70c
1
Ltd-.—.
Minerals
Mines
5.40
70c
1
Ltd
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd
Sol
5.15
5.25
Ltd
Co
Sep
20
114
American
Easterrr
Apr
9
125
12,600
46c
preferred
American
12 %
125
20
14c
92
-100
_—
4'k
Co
Jan
17
——
u—-—.——
Ltd
26%
1.30
1.55
Oils
—
debentures
Oct
19c
22c
l
Uranium
Aug
23
88c
90c
1
—
__—
Pacific Cons
Alberta
Oct
48 %
47C
—_50c
Gold —
Explorations Ltd
Alherta Distillers
common
Voting
86c
Oct
4.60
1
———————
Yellowknflfe
Jun
19c 19 %c
19%c
—
Ltd-;———~
Mines
32c
33%
416,293
20
com—,—
Alba
4
120
wits
Algoma Steel
De
2,881
23 %
20
Akaitcho
5%
37
13c
Sugar
Petroleums
Ajax
86c
9%
common
71c
35%
23
Paper
&l
High
Lew
High
79c
A
Advocate
8.50 Mar
Oct
27c
1
0.10 Aug
July
Sep
3.05
200
1
—1
Cortez
3.50
1
Cleveland Copper Corp__
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
c*
36%
—
Atlantic
Acadia
1
Ltd
Mines
Abbican
Acuiua-Uraxiiuui
9,825
4.50
3.05
1
—
Ltd—
Chipman Lake Mines
4.25
4.25
75c
Ltd
Jaculet
low
Par
Acme Gas &
Chibougamau
of I'm
Jan
70c
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Jun
69c
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Jan
86c
1
Celta Development &
Exchange
Funds
Friday
July
14 %
84c
70c
Ltd-,.-——.
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd-
Mines
42c
300
50c
''
I
.1
Canuba
7.500
8
250
86c
—---
..—
75c
50c
7%
%
Canadian
High
Low
73c
1
prefer red
.
l i
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45c
45c
J
Ltu.
(Dunsmuxr)
OCTOBER'
Toronto Stock
Shares
Low
T
Par
ENDED
for Week
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
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Montreal Stock Exchange
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41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
-
Low
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
12
STOCKS
Shares
Low
High
Sale Price
Euflalo
Canadian
Gold-
High
Par
Bunker
H1U
Ext—
—„—1
Burns &
Calalta
Co
&
Power
15%c
Jun
14c
4,000
13c
Sep
30c
Feb
9c
6,600
7c
Sep
14%c
Apr
Copper-Man
34%
428
32%
Oct
40
5,000
11 %c
Oct
28c
30c
Sep
28
-,
r-13
62,950
28
12%
•
*
54c
1.41
1.53
39,245
26%
26
26%
360
„•
.
1.48
•
common-.
62%
60
62 %
1.420
I100
103
101
103
l
'17
16%
17 Va
1
5.65
5.85
350
1
Can
Warrants
Croinor
69
Aug
Crown
Feb
Crown
100
105
Sep
15%
Jun
28% Mar
Oct
5.10 Julv
Jan
7.35
28%
125
28% May
27% Oct
32
Feb
D'Aragon
34
450
32%
39'A
Apr
Davis
Aug
Decoursey Bvewis Mines
95
1.63
16,060
1.90
2.10
4,600
36
75
»
20
Mtge
Southern
Oils
Canada
Southern
Petroleum
Canada
Wire
36.
87
warrants
class
87
B
1.05
5.00
20
20
20
30c
28c
32c
55c
Jan
Apr
Daerling
Explorers
Canadian
Minerals
Admiral
Oils
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
•
British
D'Eldona
Delnite
Jun
95% Mar
1.25
Mar
Aug
Del
6,25
Sep
Detta
Aug
7,320
G7c
Aug
31c
Sep
74c
July
Mining
Jan
Oct
69
53%
35c
35,925
20c
Oct
73c
Feb
22C
17c 26%c
289,296
15c
July
39c
Feb
36
Oct
54%
20c
239
51%
I
36c
36c
45c
1.775
58c
57c
61c
32,505
9
9
9%
165
l
\
30c
1.26
Oct
48c
60c
87,990
14c
18c
12,600
14c
:_~l
47c
44c
47c
2,000
37c
Oct
85c
Apr
l
Ltd
17 %c
17c
18c
14.099
16c
Sep
32 %c
Apr
73c
73c
■73c
1,500
70c
May
87 %c
Ltd
Corp
Jan
3.75
3.75
3.80
20,925
22c
24c
9,200
j
Ltd
1
Minerals
24c
-
1
Seagrams
Oct
1.42
47c
Jan
4.90 Aug
1.00 Apr
20c
11c
30c
V
12c
1.54
15,200
Sep
11c
Sep
1.45 May
30c
27,600
25c
Sep
33%
2,646
32%
Oct
39% May
10
2
33%
33
11,000
1.99
2.50
9.90
8.90
10
4,115
5.50
Jan
5.65
Feb
9.00
Apr
Feb
59
Aug
Dome Mines
♦
13
13
13%
3,876
12%
Oct
15% Mar
27 %
26 %
27 %
2,495
25
Sep
33%
Apr
Dominion
Asbestos
1
12 %c
12 Vac
13c
2,000
12c
Oct
28c
27 %
26'/a
32%
Apr
Dominion
Electrohome
*
13
13
13
50
95c
Mar
Dominion
Foundry
•
30
29%
30
1,212
27%
385
26%
Sep
_l0c
Oils
51c
50c
52c
3.700
50c
Oct
43
41%
43'/a
1,341
32% May
375
2,325
725
1
85c
89c
1,100
*
55c
55c
500
common
(Dunsmuir)
Preferred
Decalta
Gas warrants
Canadian Devonian
Dredge
Petroleum.
Canadian Food
Sep
Oct
21% Mar
Oct
7%
11% Mar
14% May
-
85c.
Apr
95c
Apr
30c
Feb
94c
Apr
6.60
6.40
6.70
24,540
2.90
Jan
9.35 July
19%
-19%
19%
470
19%
Oct
25% Mar
5.35
5.50
1.075
5.25
ADr
7.50 May
3.25
3.25
400
„#
common.
3.25
4%
3 % Mar
Dome
Oct
•
JUC
A-PU—
Products
13
8
,
43%
•
Dock
&
uApUit
Jan
Exploration
_
&
Indus
Steel
Preferred
com
Food
class
Products
A.
Preferred
*
8
__luc
Hydrocarbon
*
Locomotive
Malar tic
Oils
41
—„
Gold
Cos
preferred
1953
warrants
warrants
53
Aug
10
1,305
8%
Jan
25
3,800
9%
10
8
65
2.70
1.99 Mar
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Dominion
Du van
10%
Apr
East
Railway
Ltd
Petrofina
=_25
Mulai'Llc
Asbestos
39
Jan
Eastern
65c
Feb ;
Eastern
19%
Jan
Aug
107% Mar
13% Aug
Economic
Paper
Elder
500
3.25
Jun
6,587
30%
Jun
36% Mar
EUlrich
Feb
31
El
28
28%
330
23%
3.55
23,485
2.74
Aug
July
4.60 July
Feb
518% July
7
'•
'
■
■
•
—
—
7
1.20
200
49c
•
8
1.20
iP
•
51c
Sep
55c
186,300
1,160
7
60c
41,505
50c
45,000
18c
class
46c
1.60 Mar
Oct
Sol
1.51
1.55
4,100
5.25
5.40
2,505
70c
75c
3,250
70c
45c
A
20
.
52c
Ltd
2.52
Gold
1.50
Sep
1.08
Sep
7.70
18,600
7.776
550
4
37%
37%
37%
3,0
35
May
54%
54 %
55%
53
35c
36 % c
Oct
1.80 May
Jan
1.20 July-
447
35c
35c
42c
9,900
43 Vac
40c
44c
25,600
40c
35c
40c
73,450
28c
34c
181,400
17 %c 17 %c
8,500
28c
1
common
5.00
Apr
40
Aug
Sep
68%
Jan
Oct
79c
9c
Apr
117
91
Apr
136
Aug
32
280
29%
Oct
46
May
Excelsior
9%c
3.25
3.25
200
2.30
Apr
Explorers
Alliance
71c
73c
2,900
Sep
Sep
Williston
6c
Copper Coy
*
Oil
Oil
Cnnso
Cassiar
Castle
Gas
&
Reserves
Producers
Explorers
Leduc
Central
Pat
1.60
2.22
sec
8.35
2,772
1
—_
8.15
3.75
•
Porcupine
Gold
1
1
1,574
3.75
3.85
5.00
1.15
Apr
1.85
Sep
3.20
Sep
3.75
190
Jun
4.75 Mar
Oct
3.80
Oct
6.00
Jan
6.00 Aug
1.00
16,000
13c
Oils
Chartered
Chatco
•
Chemical
Research
Cheskirk
common.
1.61
Oct
28c
Jun
Apr
Fargo
Federal
Fibre
Mines
Chesterville
Gold
35,850
4.05
8 Vac
10c
15,000
7%c
Jan
33c
33c
34c
6,000
31 %c
Sep
53c
48c
53c
80c
80c
4.30
4.25
4.50
1
75c
Smelting
1
3.00
2.91
II,100
1,800
-
&
3.10
85c
95c
3.00
3.00
3.10
73%
74%
65c
Cody
Lake
»
Reco
Coin
Equip
1
Gold
Coldstream
Colomac
Mines
1
Copper
1
Yellowknife
Mines.
Combined Enterprises
Commoil
...
Petroleum
Coniagas
Mines
_•
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Beta
•
Mines
1
Central
Callinan
Cordasun
♦
Oils..
1
Consolidated Denison Mines
Warrant's
Consol
Dragon
Fenimore
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Halliwell
Consolidated
Consolidated
Marbenor
Consolidated
Marcus Gold
1.95
Jan
Jan
Feb
Sep
Oct
30c
Mar
13
Mar
4.00
Jan
5.50 Aug
11%
170
3.50
Aug
July
Jan
63c
Sep
44c
Jan
Feb
23c
Mar
May
Glenn
Uranium
Goldfields
Graham
11,500
13c
13c
2,000
~12c
35c
27c
29c"
5,550
76c
75c
89c
55.399
1.45
1.40
1.45
3,359
12c
11c
12c
4,700
2.25
2.06
2.35
633,850
4 00
3.90
4.05
2.430
35C
Mar
Great
Lakes
40c
Sep
Great
Northern
40c
Apr
Feb
Jan
Great
Sweet
Apr
Great
West Coal
10 %c Aug
44c
3.60
89c
1.93
18c
Oct
Plains
Consolidated Mic
Mac
Consolidated
Mining
Oils
Morrison
Consolidated
&
•
Gulch
Jan
Gulf
Jan
3.75 Mar
Oct
35c
3,000
30c
Sep
87c
Feb
25c
2,426
25c
Oct
25c
Oct
Nicholson
Mines
J
Consolidated Peaic Oils
Red
Consolidated
Poplar
Sannorm
Basin
Consol
Apr
45c
Feb
Harrison
65c
2,400
11 %c
11 %c
12c
20.266
11c
Jun
99c
95c
1.00
8,143
71c
Sep
2.04
Jan
1,000
10c
Jan
21c
Oct
Headway
21c
500
18c
Sep
40c
Jan
33c
25,699
23c
69c
Jan
Hees
1.39
Apr
25c
Feb
Ltd
Mining
page
61.400
45c
12 %c 12 %c
100
Sep
July
2,100
11c
Sep
3.85
12,137
96c
1.05
3.45 May
Jan
15% July
Apr
28%
9.15
1,975
28
3.390
6.05
5.870
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43.
1
3.70
3.60
3.80
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25 %c
27c
8,850
28%
29%
498
101
101
45
100
18%
3,460
17
6.65
20
5.75 Mar
3.25
Jan
4.75
Sep
Oct
26c
29%
17%
18
154c
Sep
8,25 Julv
46
46%
469
39% May
5.40
5.45
1,100
'
6.60
Apr
Hollinger
31c
Sep
Sep
|
I
64c
Apr
35c
35c
600
1.40
1.25
1.40
15,500
5.15
5.00
5.25
7,992
76c
73c
77c
14,624
69c
Sep
24c
25c
3,000
21c
Sep
46c
Feb
13c 14 %c
25,600
11c
Sep
36c
Mar
8c
Sep
13c
Mar
2.00
Sep
5.00
Apr
Oct
60c
Jan
v-
w
—
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14c
8%c
8 VaC
3,000
2.35
2.30
2.40
5,600
22c
20c
29c
8,700
150 7 r..
148
151
227
*
7%
7%
200
7%
1.20
4.50 May
20c
132
7
July
1
Feb
.
3.90
Feb
;
6.30
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1.60
Apr
5
Mar
170
8%
14c
19c
38,900
14c
Oct
34c
36,400
21c
Oct
64c
5.25
800
28c
27c
5,10
5.00
38%
38%
—
4.05
38
Oct
Oct
Aua
Feb
45c
19q
Apr
9.45
Jan
Apr
57
40
2,175
6%
6%
200
5%
Apr
3.20
3.25
325
2.95
Jun
3.95 July
41
41
42
1,165
25%
Jan
54% Aug
3.15
310
3.35
31,025
;•
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9%
200
1
7%
Jan
3.00 May
5.75 Mar
8
Jan
11% July
713,500
35c
Sep
49,891
30c
Sep
23.100
11c
Oct
1.09
Feb
1.49
Jan
19%
5.415
15% May
20%
Sep
9.90
10%
10,360
8.50 May
12%
Jan
3.00
3.00
100
14C
23,000
32%
1,265
*
1
Alab
&
new
com
•
13c
28%
•
13c
1
Mines
Red
7
1
Mines
Gold
54c
1
Iron
l
Lake
1
Mines
1
13c
2 8 "/a
,
,
18c
16c
18,055
28%
7
12c
Mar
Oct
Oct
Sep
59c
75,030
30c
Aug
20c
26,200
14 %c
July
Jan
6
29c
Apr
38
Aug
Apr
9
July
22c
1.70 May
24c
Apr
10 Vac
12c
3,000
10c
Oct
19%c
Apr
1.10
98c
1.15
32,720
81c
Sep
2.06
Apr
20c
18c
22c
69,900
10c
Feb
39 %c
4.00
12c'
Feb
Jan
3.75
3.75
140
3.45
Aug
5%
5%
6 Va
400
5%
Oct
96
96
35
8 %c
8 Vac
9 VaC
23,500
5%c Jan
•
35c
35c
36c
12.700
19c
80c
80c
2,000
70c
Jan
97c
Aug
35c
36c
10,100
12c
Feb
58c
36c
;
Apr
44
Sep
58
Jan
7
Jan
11
Aug
Feb
30% Mar
*
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common.
100
Ltd
Sarcee
Dauch
49c
25
%c
12c
July
1
Co
Mines
Oils
7
7
12 Vac 13
3
Apr
26c
80c
&
Paper
Oils
44
100
44
Canada
Drilling
Consol Gold
—
:
7.00 Aug
Jan
18%
(Geo H)
&
4.65
;t
Oct
Mar
49
19
Gold
Tower
Mar
7% July
48%
Oct
10%
Preferred
Hi
24
May
46%
1
Minerals
Hendershot
Hinde
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
32
112
47%
A_1
Apr
Jun
Sep
26%
15c
of Lakes
Highwood
25 %c
Apr
Jan
97
Oct
78
100
Highland Bell
Oct.
8.75
20
3.65
Apr
59c
Feb
Sep
35c
6.00
78
Aug
12c
Feb
20c
15.260
26%
78
—
Jun
41
37c
90c
5,280
44c
8.75
10,845
Jan
36c
60c
23c
35c
27'/a
3.95
31
13c
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22c
•
3.75
3.80
26c
54c
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22c
=—10
55
27%
41c
High
3.70
1
36
137%
Sep
Jan
1
Heva
3.80
1
.'
35'/a
35%
May
19
7%c
•
5.40 Mar
•
•
see
Head
21c
1
Jan
20,000
1
Hasaga Gold
27c
of Toronto
footnotes
94c
Rock
1
1
110
150
22c
Ltd
Carpets'
Hard
32c
Mines
800
20%
"
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Uranium
Harding
21c
Conwest Exploration
For
Oct
Apr
1
Tungsten
Mining
Consolidated "West Petroleum
Copper Cliff
68c
1.10
_1
Mines
Thor Mines
Gas
Jan
Sep
Min
Regcourt Mines Ltd
123%
20 %
18 %c
20c
5.90 Au-g
38
Oct
26c
Heath
Consolidated
Consumers
Feb
28
5,200
21c
122%
20%
46c
Lime
05c
21c
Oct
1
Oils
class
Gurney Products common
Mine
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Sudbury
2.50
4,680
"~v
59%
Apr
3.20
com
Gwillim Lake Gold
65c
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
30c
14,554
5.00
30%
28c
Jan
May
4
1
Utilities
Mines
•
Mines
Northland
Consolidated
4.80
.
2.00
51
85c
475
Warrants
2
Mosher
Consolidate^
Consolidated
Consol
28c
29%
29%
Oct
Oct
330
1
Development
Mines
Lead
ffiunnar
5.10 Mar
30c
4.90
*
1
Ltd
Smelting
Explor
5%
1,000
•
Grass
Gypsum
Consolidated
30
95c
Mines
Greyhawx
Jan
25c
1
5 %
59%
5%
1
4.80
11 %
Apr
59
•
Gas
4.00
Jun
Jan
20c
90c
•
,
Gold
Paper
Oct
May
Apr
1
Warrants
Sep
1.27
62C
1
3.00
35c
65,550
48%
1
Mines
3.00
May
Jan
48c
5%
—1
Mines
Great
8.80
-
31%
1
Mines
Bousquet
Granduc
3,655
Oct
1
Mines
Tire (Canada) com
Mackay class A__.
Gordon
Grandines
9,650
36
27
5%
1
Goodyear
Jun
9,952
Oct
27
•
Uranium
Jun
3.55
27
195
5Va
class
Mines
Manitou
74c
3.20
(Canada)
Gold.—/
Eagle
itoicIpu
50c
9.20
102
27
59%
1
Gold
Jan
72c
Jun
20c
30%
S
Mines
Feb
3.40
Apr
47%
Goldcrest
Sep
2,000
Jun
3.60
42 c
1
23c
Oct
2.37
74c
Feb
1.05
5%
Corp
Yellowknife Gold
Giant
Jan
Sep
Sep
1.90
47%'
Goldale Mines
23c
Sep
4,600
Apr
Jan
50c
1
corn.—
Ltd
Mines
49,400
Feb
30c
-i
Aug
22%
25
30%
27
1
new
Petroleum
51c
27c
140
2,700
—_*
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25c
25c
55c
2.64
27c
27c
30%
100
Ltd.
Mines
45c
3.05
common
preferred
24 %c
1
Ltd
6%
Jan
Mar
Jun
9.00
•
Geo-Scientific Prospectors
15c
1
Mines
Genex
Oct
22c
1
Gold
Jun
3.50
40c
25c
30.683
55c
2.58
1
25c
1,700
1
Lake
Howey
Power
General
7,540
9.05
7
Exploration
Gatlneau
Feb
14,300
3.10
1
Mines
Gaitwin
92c
17c
25c
1.50
1.15
1.45
100
t.entjiHl
25c
3 40
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Jan
43c
25c
Oct
•
,
8%
23c
1
Iron
May
42c
29c
common
Apr
135
6,700
1
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6.30
15 %C
1
Flin
Feb
42c
51c
Aug
20
6.15 Aug
15 %c
•
Cadillac
Consolidated
2.40
2.12
Ltd
Dynamics
4.10
65
2.25
Frobisher
Bakeries
9c
150
2.40
Jan
General
3.35
600
155
1
Gamma
Consolidated
Consolidated
4.35
10%
1.29
General
10
100
149
16
25
"
225
4.25
757
•
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15,000
10%
16%
20%
•
Cos
Feb
Jan
4.25
Eraser
Jun
Sep
10'/2
Apr
Jan
12c
1.30 Aug
44
123%
1.12
95c
3.75
16%
20%
—*
85c
8,000
10%
—2.50
Development Corp
Consolidated
Allenbee Oil
Consolidated
3,000
2,249
16%
20 %
A
Canada
85%
1,479,881
3.75
54c
class
of
Co
Mines
Oct
11 %c 12 %c
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10
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Consolidated
12'/a
FrancoeUr
Jun
14c
2.65
Foundation
Feb
5%
3.50
13c
13c
3.50
Canada
Apr
15c
Jan
Jan
Feb
29
•
Apr
65c
39%
15
2.12
71c
39
37'/a
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(US)
4.25
58c
2,050
70c
Oct
'
common..
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Jan
59
9,200
68c
70c
95c
6%
10%
i
Life
Mines
Coniaurum
87c
6%
6%
Oct
2.35 Mar
Sep
1
Sep
1.85
1,100
*
•
National
Confederation
14,200
<=
—
__
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Conduits
1
65c
Sep
July
2.35 Mar
July
59c
•
5% May
20,171
l
1
Willans
Farm
2.90
80c
75
58c
25
Mining Corp
3.45
2,250
89c
•
—.
Consolidated
Cockshutt
79c
27,089
1
Smelt
Chrysler
Cochenour
45c
Oct
70c
19,700
1
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6.35
Sep
8%c
"
Cobalt
of
2,026
4.95
1
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Sep
Motor
1
——
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Chiboug Jacuiet Mines
Chibougamau Mining &
Chromium
Fleet
Ford
1
Mines
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chimo
Feb
12%
98c
1,750
70c
25c
—
Copper
class
Products
ADr
4.30
40,504
90c
60c
20
2.50
4.95
1.07
80c
•
Kirkland
12%
12%
50c
1.01
65c
1
1
Ltd
Tungsten
Grain
72%
54
78
80c
•
Preferred
Jan
Mar
Oils
Farvvest
Federal
Feb
155
93% May
1.03
55c
July
1.66
4,500
56
12
1.97
Feb
Jan
*
Warrants
3.30 May
2.10
56
*
1
Prods
1.95
..20
._
Trust
Steel
-
Fanny Farmer Candy__
Faraday Uranium Mines
Ford
Charter
Insurance
Corp
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
10% Mar.,
2.11
2,850
13c 13 %c
Apr
1.58
7.90 May
7,000
1.05
1.15
13 %c
2.15
1.89
700
4.85
4.90
3.75
3.80
1
.
Oct
65c
Oct
31c
Jan
July
71
1.80 Mar
Sep
1.40
112
8.00
1.68
4.50
1.09 Mar
274,031
2.22
70c
71,140
1.05
1.45
•
Oil
Central
1.70
86c
1.50
1
Ltd
Corp
Trethewey ——;
Central
1.57
1.02
1
Gas
Asbestos
Central
1
71c
1
Mines
Natural
3.25
15c
10
Refineries
Empire Life
Eureka
5
78
*
125
31
300
78
Jan
8
Feb
1
4.75
125
Canadian
Erin
6.50 July
4.20 Mar
4.55
*
*
Corp
Jan
61c
5.35
*
16
Prospect
Tire
Jan
4.50
.
1
1—;
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Glacier
Jan
6.75 Mar
Oct
July
5.10
■
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1
common
5.15
4.50
52c
5.15
10
Pcn-Rey Oils
El
1.41
1.53
'
Vickers
Feb
Apr
Sep
1.00
5.30
1
Mines
Emerald
Canadian
Jan
Apr
3.05
Jan
7,500
Jan
9
70c
Sep
29c
July
2.00
Oct
1.05
55c
21% July
25
Sep
25c
28c
'
Jun
1.00
35c
1.01
58c
1.01
1
—*
Ltd
Mines
5%
33%
3.30
Jan
1
Trust
Inv
Eddy
4.85
32 l/a
3.40
12%
141
1
& Refining
Eastern Steei Prods—
33 %
preferred—10
Canadian PiDe Lines and Petroleums—1
2,772
98
1
,
Smelting
30
7%
44% Aug
15
15
1
Metals
Oct
7% May
Jpn
1
Jan
145
32
1
1
Ltd
Co
22 %
10%
541
39
*
Mines
Eastern
35 '/a c
10%
39%
39
•
East Sullivan Mines
4.85
Pacific
Jan
95
Jan
Aug
12 % July
May
Jun
17 %
1
F eb
100
12%
3,790
1
Minerals
115
35
100
22
common.-
Ltd
Co
Oils &
7%
714
99
15%
-
3,125
103
103%"F'eb
99
15%
•
cbm_.
common
Woollens
Mines
Copper
Duvex
Chemical
&
31
25%
35% Aug
21%
99
•
Stores
Dominion
Donulda
Coal
&
39c
102
14% Aug
Jan
'
Steel
31
25%
Apr
Jan
27%
•
Magnesium
Dominion
35c
31
25 %
100
1955
8
55
2..13
8
2.00
•
*
common
400
55
2.00
100
Canadian Homestead Oils
7
Aug
*
100
„
Dominion
Dyno Mines
Canadusa
Apr
May
44%
8
Can
Jan
20c
94 %c
1,065
14
Canso
Mar
25c
1.50
1
1.00 Mar
Aug
1.50
lie
25c
Mines
40c
7,580
8%
Canam
Jan
60c
15,899
7%
Canadian
Apr
12%
50c
8%
Canadian
Oct
45c
Jan
9
Apr
6.75
131/2
Canadian
28
53%
22%
52 %
14
Canadian
Jun
31 %c
-
6.50
8%
5%
Oct
Jan
50 %
3
Canadian
Sep
1.50
37c
23%
*
:
Devon-Leduc Oils
Distillers
49
Jun
6.70
•
Canadian
Oct
1.00 Aug
52 %
*
Canadian
48%
19c
l
Mines
Producers
Desmont
Jan
A
Mines——
Gold
Rio
Sep
Jan
•
Empire
Celanese
Canadian
325
May
6.60 Aug
*
common
Collieries
Canadian
24
Apr
2.90
24
l
class
Mines
24%
1.57 Mar
25c
Canadian
Canadian
25
157,800
2.18
Sep
1.35
3.90 July
18c
Horn
2.25 May
39'A
18%
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
50
1.25
27c 31 %c
17% Mar
13% May
Sep
2
Preferred
*
48%
1.25
Sep
Jun
85c
20
Commerce
Canadian Canners
Canadian
45c
48%
Mar
25
of
Breweries
Canadian
45c
6,625
Warrants
Deer
Diadem
Astoria
100
5.45
i
Mines
Leather
Jun
Jan
86
210
*
3.40
4.00
33%
1,671
1
;
Sep
92c
1,100
4.75
4.75
July
108
Sep
1.80 May
215
1.00
_i
Jun
1.52
1.40
5.00
-
•
15%
Aug
56c
11%
4.00 Mar
Sep
100
I,850
3.45
1.40
'
270
Apr
71c
—1
33%
1.57
35,900
,
16
,
High
3.00
Sep
May
Sep
—1
Ltd
27 %
3.25
250
1.20
1.25
—5
Minerals
Mines
33 %
3.30
13
i.oo
i-10
Zelleroach
Crowpat
28 %
1.074
12%
-50
=.
—
37
100 100 %
15%
29c
30 %
2.75
14c
1.25
Trust
Cusco
10,625
Pershing
29%
1
Canada
Canadian
-1
Warrants
30%
1.90
Cable
Aug
1.60
3.25
•
&
33
18c
5.00
3.25
•
Permanent
Jan
15%c
16
.
3.25
100
-
Lands
Canada Packers class B_
Canada
Jan
39c
1.10
Canada
10
common
Explorations.—
Oil
of
20,466
12%
Copper
Oil
22,300
62c
A
-
20
common
Foundries
pfd
Met
Canada
class
Zinc
*
.
Iron
4%%
Cree
1.60
58c
17c
»
common.,
Preferred
Canada
Cowichan
Apr
55 % Mar
300
,
Lake
Cement
Aug
19%
2,530
Red
Canada
33
14%
Jan
Low
1.38
-
.
Imperial
Lead
Range Since Jan. 1
High
62c
Mines
Distillery
54c
30
Chibuifgamru
preferred
Bread
Coulee
Shares
1.55
Crestbrook Timber pfd—.
25c
„
Edmonton
Campbell
Canada
Cosmos
11
2,125
Campbell
5%
Corby
Feb
Apr
27% July
325
—
Copper Corp
Jan
1.12
for Week
Low
Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
43c
12 V2
Petrdteum
Calgary
Calgary
Feb
12cl3%c
43c
28
Ltd
8c
33
—
Lake
Burlington Steel
2,500
7%c
33
lie
13 >/2c
7%c
Products
Burchell
He
,
Buffalo Red Lake
Building
rr
_—1
Sales
Range
l ast
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Buffa^lison Gold
Week'e
of Prioea
Friday
for Week
;
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
*
5
44
9%
9%
400
26%
76%
27%
1,645
92
22%
Jun
Jan
7
Aug
98
'Sep
14%cMay
50c
Apr
-■
i
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1618)
...
Monday, October 15, 1956
—
:
—
l
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Range
Sale Prlee
STOCKS
Oil
Co
12%
12
11%
37%
35
45%
45%
Hoyle
*
7.10
7.05
83
Hughes Owens Co class A
Huron & Erie Mtge
*
Preferred
—
—_.
Mining r
——
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Feb
10%
Feb
15% Aug
16
20
Oct
47
May
20
44
Sep
50
Mar
National
Grocers
7.25
5,475
Feb
10%
Apr
National
Steel
79%
83%
2,849
64
Jan
97 %
28c
Feb
55c
16
20
35
280
Explorations
__10
Bank
Aug
17
Apr
34%
Oct
42
Feb
14
Aug
12
12%
2,810
8.35
Feb
6.00
640
3.40
Jan
Lake
Indian
Industrial
$4%
Gold
Accept
7.20
New
100
24
Oct
27% Mar
New
Chamberlain
8,648
36%
Jan
62 %
New
Concord
11%
11%..
11%
2,935
11
38c
146,750
26
27%
2,195
97
preferred
& Co
preferred
Inglis
Metals
class
International
Nickel
Co
Jaye
Gold
Joburke
Jonsmith
Ltd
Dufault
Lake
La
Loblaw
A
2,000
19c
Sep
i
1
19,150
44c
49,130
;
93C
1.19
24,200
59c
118,225
16
-
35c
"HIHIIHHi
Oils
Taku
93c
1-2C
14c
6,000
12c
12c
13c
3.400
10 %c
.--1
■■
,
*
20c
17c
21c
6,700
10 %c
3.80
14,153
2.38
'
9c
10,500
•
9c
8c
1,000
35c
Oct
9c
6,500
7%C
Oct
2.95
3.05
2,950
2.70
Oct
3,000
1,000
.
1.35 July
Oct
3.20 Mar
29c
95c
3,315
12 c
Oct
31c
May
\
13c 14 %c
2,700
12%c
Oct
35c
iJan
1
Mines.
Mines
1.95
20%
20%
21
1,635
20%
Sep
20%
20%
20%
2,900
18
Jan
1.00
69c
1.15
55c
2.05
2.59
61,100
50,334
12c
19c
3,000
3,000
18c
20c
28,500
20c
1.600
3.90
3.90
1,000
18%
18%
260
10
10
400
1.10
Jan
2:15
Norpax
Norsyncomaque
24
25
Aug
Mar
Mar
3.75
38c
Oct
Apr
Jan
37c
Feb
4.45
North
Oils
Feb
Oct
21
Jan
Feb
11
Mar
90c
95c
6,250
68c
Feb
13c
14c
9,500
12c
Sep
41c
17c
17c
17c
Apr
2,000
Oil
14 %c
Oct
35c
Jan
2.34
2.45
5,880
2.35
1.70
1.89
7,900
1.29
45 %
47
61
28%
29%
534
775
17
16%
17
331
17
17
17%
1,615
1.08 Aug
Oct
3.65
Apr
Jan
3.35
Jun
43
Sep
57% Aug
Oct
16%
Oct
48
Oct
6.85
7.00
5,407
1.55
1.50
1.70
40,950
50c
23
Ltd
Oil
4,875
1.05
Oct
1.59 Aug
i
225
4.50
Jan
7.35 Aug
!
3.00
3.00
510
1.75
Jan
4.00
July
7c
8c
21,500
7c
Sep
14%c
Feb
July
8c
50c
•
Oct
64c
20c
77c
75c
79c
7,850
55c
1.60
1.35
1.70
671,380
80c
Feb
1.70
Oct
i
4.25
4.00
4.25
24,971
3.15
July
5.05
Sep
i
14
14
14
b27
13%
Sep
5%
Sep
17% May
9% Feb
Oct
44%
Sep
Jan
2.00
Jun
common-
6%
1.31 Mar
6%
6%
860
40
40
43%
80
1.56
1.26
1.56
8,300
27c
26c
30c
15,500
26c
Oct
85c
40c
45c
11,500
35c
Sep
85c
Mines
Apr
9c
9c
2,000
7%c
27c
Apr
67c
Sep
Sep
11 %c
Jan
41c
Apr
25c
Oct
9c
78c
Gol
80c
40
56c
2,410
25c
28c
19,500
17C
25c
583,466
8c
15,100
55c
65c
2.70
7,100
24c
33c
105,125
8c
8c
9%c
26,500
2.30
common
70c
2.55
28c
Club
55c
2.60
Exploration
Jockey
25c
20 %c
Warrants
2.25
2.35
6,485
58c
preferred
54c
60c
Oct
1.78
1.30
45c
Apr
4c
Jan
12c
July
2.10
36c
3.20
Sep
Apr
1.15
Aug
9%
9%
9%
125
8%
Sep
15%
14%
15%
12,565
8.20
Feb
Apr
13
1
19 %
Crush
Mar
Apr
17c
13c
6%c Jan
3.00
26c
3.00
Jun
3.00
100
14c
15c
Orenada
Gold
2,200
10c
Jan
40c
24c
30c
43c
Aug
137,910
20c
57c
Jan
1.18
44,850
Ormsby Mines
July
1.05
91c
41c
Sep
41c
46c
10,600
40c
May
94c
July
17c
Oct
37c
37c
1,000
34c
Sep
63c
Feb
21%
21%
25
1.35
1.25
1.44
70,750
11c
12c
11,500
9c
Oct
9c
9c
1,500
16
16%
4,655
12%
Jan
92
'vr,6
443
77
Feb
106
804
49c
Sep
t.78c
17c
20c
Mines
23c
99,732
3,500
2.18
40c
8c
Jan
Oslsko
Lake
Oct
2.50
Feb
Jan
17%c
Apr
Pacific
Eastern
Pacific
Petroleum
Mines_I__H
Gold
Paramaque
Feb
Parbec
46,875
32c
Jun
62c
40 %c
45c
2.30 Mar
1.31
1.42
3,900
33%
34
2,886
2.20
2.34
5,450
2.15
Sep
1.20
1.20
449
1.10
Sep
1.70
6,500
8%c
Oct
21 %c
1.25
Sep
9c
12c
1.35
1.30
1.35
9,450
19c
25c
11,200
21
22
1,188
21 %c
24c
'
I
22
24c
~~
14c
14c
15c
1.19 July
33
1.63
Oct
48
Aug
2.65
Pan Western
Jan
Oils.
Feb
Pembina
Feb
Penmans
41c
Jan
Peoples
Credit
16%
Jun
22
Oct
Perron
Gold
2,250
17c
Jan
49c
9,675
11c
Sep
35c
Apr
Apr
Peruvian
Petrol Oil &
for
Phillips
Consolidated
Pickle
Ltd
3%
old
•
IHj
i
Ltd
"com
•
*
IIIIIIl
common
•
II__Il00
H__
Lake
Petroleums
32 %c
2.65
«
i
~1~25
ijo«
_
2.88
68,520
11c
14c
17,000
6%
6%
4,311
88 %
-88
6%
*
~
j
6
1.07
59%
HI
7nn
~
;
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Mining
6%
97c
1.10
57%
59%
273
1,020
66,150
2,123
•
j
"•
_I__I
Gas
_
Petroleums
•
Uranium
•
Mining Com
H_I
6
Jan
~
6,300
Prairie
8
Jan
Premier
9,300
41%
Jun
GS
Aug
100
Feb
96
77
93
-Oct
1,114
77
Oct
1,600
2.20 Mai-
28c
30
30
3,800
3.40
3.60
12,073
Sep
10c
Sep
26c
Sep
3.05 Sep
3.40
10,700
46c
July
5c
Jan
11c
12,500
50c
50c
9c
9c
100
2.32
2.31
2.50
21,050
58c
2.10
Sep
95% Mar
45c
25c
,
•
May
Apr
70c
Apr
3.65
Oct
1.37
Jan
30c
4.60
Jan
Apr
16
16
16
360
21c
23c
17,500
9
9
9
15
1.22
1.21
1.27
58,280
75c
Feb
1.89
1.73
1.50 July
2.04
236.337
81c
Mar
4.00
4.00
4.05
3.20 Aug
3,040
1.65
30c
1.75
30c
1.20
2,400
31c
8,860
1.34
48,650
'
19c
17 c
19c
2,400
I_
43.
3.70
Feb
Jun
1.60 Jan
24c
1.15
17c
Feb
Sep
Aug
July
11% May
5%
Aug
3.00 Aug
45c
42c
Jan
23
320
21%
Jun
29%
62c
215,200
Apr
39C
Sep
98c
Jun
20C
20 %c
25c
10,011
2.85
3.15
461,230
4.50
4.50
135
66c
68c
5,070
15 %
15%
675
■
15%
49%
48
49%
1.15
1.20
1,885
1,200
2.70
4%
56c
15%
39%
1.10
Sep
1.00 Mar
Sep
3.95
Aug
Aug
Oct
Feb
Sep
6%
P
R
-M
1,010
Jan
6%
Sep
11,300
69c
Oct
1.90
Jan
,29c
28c
30c
7,500
25c
Sep
39 %c
Jan
1
9.00
8.00
60c
58c
99
1,710
44
986
23% Jan
50
25
55
22 %
Feb
26"
97
Oct
97
99
58,700
1
1.60
*1.60
1.75
1.12
1.12
1.22
1.20
1.40
Apr
Mines
1.30
10c
"
13-/2
61
Roy
Gold.
15c
1.60
Inc
—_10
Dome^
Warrants
—
Airways
Progo
Producers
Minerals
..I
1.75 July
I
2.25 Mar
,
2.10 May
^
Ltd
Ltd
±
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop.
"
Feb
4.10
350
3.30
Jan
6.90
Apr
USc
21,500
Jan
23 %c
Apr
1.60
1.50"
900
Sep
1.95
Feb
*
Apr
•
1.50
35%
95%
460
4.50
4.75
224
4.50
5.85
5.85
1^- 5.60
1.20
Sep
Sep
7,400
1.50 May
1.94
Z14
50,656
18c
20c
5,800
T
2,575
92c
92c
2,200
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
2.80
3.00
6.479
24c
23c
25,100
22%
23%
1,998
1.C4
3,340
•
1.65
1.30
9%c
2.45
Apr
2.74
Oct
27c
Jun
2.40
18c
Aug
Rix
57 %
Aug
Mines
15
Apf
4.60
Feb
i
Apr
.
May
95c
Sep
,
30c
30
1.80
1,600
4,150
1.60
13c
15,800
8%c
50c
41,900
19c
1.90
10,623
17c
18c
5,266
16c
Sep
65c
6,325
60c
Sep
13
130
12%
Jun
14%
18
250
17%
Sep
22
61c
13
17%
-
•
Sep
1.65
common
t
Apr *
2.00
Uranium
;
Apr i
1.82
Ltd
May f
Aug
Apr
44c
Rio Palmer OilRio
Jan
t
Feb
1.94
Oct
1.00 Aug
1.30
i
3.50
1.93
12,755
Jan
32c
12c
Mines
Aug j
Sep
22%
1.70
.Aug 1
4.85 Mar
Oct
Jan
9.85 July
80c
i
5.40" Feb
1.45
Ltd.
Explorations Ltd
Rexspar Uranium
Mfg
preferred
1.75
16c
8.30
t
h--9^40 Jan
1.57
Co
Reef
Athabasca
7.00
May
4.50
1.82
J
Mint
Runununl
44
101
200
1.65
1.00
Jan
Sep
360
4.80
10%
Ralnville Mines Ltd
Rare Earth
Mining
Aug
19%
1,020
.
4.70
10
Mining
Apr
70
86
1,614
14,600
Radiore Uranium
62 %
Sep
-
37,383
$1
6c
33%
23.6U0
Quebec
Mar
53%
16c
Manitou
89c
610
1.80
Quebec Lithium Corp
Feb
14% Aug
July
'
2.23
Robertson
May
■;
Oct
1.95
Rayrock
60c
18c
Aug
42%
1.61
Quemont
'12
1,860
14 %c
Quebec
10c
7,000
93%
4.70
1
Oct
1.85
.•
Apr
Oct
1.50
.
.
Prospectors
2.25
Sep
10,900
61
4.10
1
1.55
98b
8
*' 13 %c
?
Feb
1.20
'
74c
60%
I
1
3.40
1.25
34%
—1
"Pronto Uranium Mines
Mar
1.83 Aug
?
46%
1
'Jun
2.300
94
18 %
90c
13LS
65c
44 %
J
Apr
36c
Feb
4.75
East
Gas
"•
46%
Aug
Mar
4.035
*llc
13 78
70c - :
:
i
July
.03
Sep
99c
*'
f
18,671
~
"
_£
1.45
10,125
13
Mar
25c
4,600
1.56
10c
„
1.41
1.55
Warrants
/Purdex
1.26
"
C
7.85 Mar
48
2.30
•
B
1.53 Mar
9.25
2.09
1
Mineral
4%
43
•
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62c
25
5
Debentures
.^Preston
Sep
J evil
6 %
Electric
Apr
2.80 Mar
46c
4.50
j
47c
SeD
223/8
2.95
*
22 % Mar
8
59c
j
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11%, Jan
20c
of
Border
President
55c
C
-80c
Uranium.
Oil
Jan
*£ /
72c
common
Corp
Feb
19c
10c
8,000
1
Gold
River
Sep
9%c
Development
Powell
~UPower
9c
9%c
'Ponder-Oils
Apr
Sep
35c
10c
Apr
.Placer
9% Mar
81c
80%
lie
Feb
104
Feb-
95
II-l
I
Works
Moore Corp common
page
-
Sep
31c
•
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common
Ltd
5.20
39c
Oct
78%
24 %c
Mogul Mining Corp
87
47c
Sep.
80
I*
HHIl
Co
Mines
see
6%
95
1.26
_
Corp
Porcupine
Locomotive
2.15
11c
July
23c
III
Mines
88 %
24c
)
Feb
11,000
Ltd
Co
Gold
Pitch-Ore
20,000
12c
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Mining
Tramways
34c
6%
«
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_
Petroleum
Gas
33C
2.80
31c
I
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Oil
!
May
23c
11c
6%
Gag
Crow
Pioneer
held
Apr
43c
Jan
11c
80c
preferred..
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Aug
j
Mines
Oils
,
16c
Apr
20% July
1
Gas
Pipeline
Oct
Jan
Ltd
common
19c
4.45
Sep
9%c
26c 28 %c
11c
•
Nat
3.00
Mines
Mines
Consol
River
%c 49 %c
28c
1
Drilling
Peace
49
1
Uranium
Paymaster
16
96
•
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Mines
Amalgamated
Parker
Pater
_
Mines
Pardee
Aug
Mar
2.70 May
1
;
Ltd
Mines
footnotes
Apr
241/2c
11c
H
Montreal
1.51
Oct
__
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;
each
Knitting
Sep
9C
IIII10
Ltd
Endeavour
65c
5,500
1.35
II"
Metals
2,100
14c
2.34
II
Industries
Warrants
2,200
70c
33%
Mines
Ltd
Midwest
2.05
70c
41c
Goods
Red
1.99
12c
•
Porcupine
-11c
Sep
1
Page Hersey Tubes
Pamour
1.81
Mines
Feb
24%
21% Oct
1.1b
Feb
14c
H
—,
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Aug
Sep
1.18
•
Mines
5
Jun
3.25
Jan
19c
6,250
>
<
1.30 May
Jan
-10
Copper
f
Apr
44c
Mines
Rockland
Orange
Sep
Sep
5,312
.50
Omnltrans
6 %
2.00
50c
1
Canada
Opemiska
i
>
1.30
Selections
Aug
Jan
46c
t
Jan
7.90 Mar
Sep
1
Lake
Ontario
6.40
6.00 *
Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
Mar
23% Mar
Jun
Aug
56c
1.20
Mines
Ogama
32% Aug
39
Jun
66%
Sep
6.00
O'Leary Malartlc
28%
17
1.46
Jan
13c
1.20
Oka
1.89
Oct
51 %
O'Brien Gold Mines
13c
2.35
42c
1,348
7,200
<
6.00
Nudulama Mines Ltd_
91c
*
Apr
19c
1
Warrants
Obaska
43c
•
common
Preferred
Norvalle
Jun
5.25 May
•
Oils
Uranium
Star
Northern
5.05
Jun
Jan •/
Jan
17c
56%- 59%
ADr
2.65
18
9%
Mining
Ltd
Rankin
Northspan
3.00 Apr
3.00
Oils
Canadian
Northland
Apr
25c
Aug
1
Warrants
Feb
3.55
Oct
Oct
Ltd
North lnca Gold
Mar
|
v
6.90
_,
Northcal
60c
9c
Feb
17c
Mining
Oil & Mines
North
2.75
July
51c
58%
__
Normetal
North
1.81
Gold—
Mines
Norgold Mines
49c
Oct
1.98
Acme
Noranda
12c
July
2.09 July
1.50 May
19c
5.10 Mar
Nor
t
i
3,750
11.700
Jan
I
*
:'f24C
51c
Jan
Apr
-Apr
22c
20,500
July
94c
May
13 %c May
Apr
7.60
20c
•24c
Mines
Thurbois
31 %c
Feb
2.30
12c 13 %c
16%
4
Aug
2.25
1.37
22
Aug
17c
2.25
2.57
12 %c
>
27C
Sep
7,510
Feb
I
•Apr
Sep
8c
8,405
Feb
:
1.55 •Aug
98c
Oct '
•,3.55
.
3.70
1
1
'
Apr
Oct
3.65
8c
1.14
Jan :
23c
3.90
10% July
Feb
Feb
54c
33c
Ofct
50c
July
17%
Apr
"
3.45
2,200
Sep
Sep
51c
*
50c
«
14 %c May ■
-
12c
Rouyn.
New
8c
41
%c 19 %c
40c
1.18
Rouyn MergerRoyran Copper.
Senator
July
24,000
40%
-
r
3.70
19c
•
14c
lb,0ud
-19c
3.65
19c
I"*
Hi
15%c
17c
43c
__
Mines—
New
34c
40c
20c
4
16C
3,80
47
Porcupine
For
■
20%c 21 %c
'
Nipisslng
94,250
~J0ft
Multi-Minerals
-Apr
1.19 May
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd.
29%
Exploration <fe D«y
Mercury Chimnan Knit
Moneta
40c
Feb
14c
New
39,733
50
Frontehac
Monarch
Feb
Sep
50c
9,350
Apr
A——*
Mines
Ore
33c
17c
61 ono
21%
for
Lake
Oct
2, iuo
64c
Apr
—30
Gardens
&
19c
2iC
58c
Aug
54c
_•
Lake Gold
Oil
14c
2JLC
•
New
Sep
1.97
»
16c
«
Apr
12c
1.59
*
1
63c
1.32 Oct
V-
2ic
1
Gold
Superior
50c
Jan
May
2.20 •Apr
2.05
■
Apr
'
New
Sep*
Oct
21c
5 900
3.10
1.98
20c
1.45
43,Jo0
:
62c
Minda-Scotia
Oct
17%
18c
2,560
30c
1.40
Oct
29c
18c
25c
1.32
•'
1.39
10c 10 %c
13 %c 14 %c
(
Oct
1.75
2.59
{
Apr
Sep
32c
13 %c
'•
Feb
1.15
1
Mines.
39c
17%
2.15
Mar
35 c
Sep
82c
200
1.50
90c
Jan
41c
17%c
11%
1.35
Oct
16c
73c
1.90
•
Mentor
Mln
1.50
1.50
60c
600
'
-1
Gold
'
__
28c
1.35
r
13,000
65c
1.45
Sep
X
28,750
22 %c 22 %c
53c
31c
j.
;(
1
Nisto Mines
11
VI
■
«
Aug
1.33
94c
1
Gold
1
Mlnlni
Manitoba
2.00
Uranium
66c
55c
60c
17,500
29,700
*
pfd
Merrill Island
63c
64c
Mylamaque Explor.
Newnorth
1
Red
{
3,368
41,415
.
3
McWatters Gold Mines
Mining
3.00
l
Shops
class A
Ltd
City
9c
Kelore
Jan
35c
1
Preferred
Mill
17%
New
9%c
•
Preferred
Milliken
10c
1
1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Mlndamar
20c 24 %c
1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McMarmac
475,112
1,800
Mines
Gold
Mclntyre
39c
•
Exchanged
Midrlm
Mar
5.599
Mines
2.60 Mar
Sep
28c
88c
M)
new
Midcon
45c
8,470
I
Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining Corp
Meta
105,400
50c
2.10
Exploration
Gold Mines
"Mexico
1.10
48c
30c
1
Mines
Marcus
1.80 Mar
New
97c
50c
•
Mines
Merrill
1.10
1.50
1
Mines
Medallion
New
New
1.45
*
Goldfields
McKenzie
Feb
Apr
l
Uranium
McColl
3.85
4.75
l
Malartlc
Maybrun
Sep
Sep
86c
!
Maneast
Maxwell
New
Goldfields
Leaf
Jan
,
22 %c
Newlund Mines
Aug
2.00
Candy
Sporting
One
Jan
50
14c
Magnet Consolidated Mines—;
Being
16%
Jan
86c
;
MacLeod-Cockshutt
.
Jun
27%
85c
Macmillan Bloedel class B
Marcus
Sen
12
13c
Explorations
Mackeno Mines
Marcon
45c
1,465
79c
Mines
Maralgo
2,700
4,342
13c
Macfie
Maple
59c
Mines
15
50c
2.00
_
class
Hosco
43%
.11
Mining Co
Yellowknife Gold
Madsen Red
500
New Jason Gold
42
80c
Lynanurst
Mages
Apr
48c
33c
1
&
40%
14%
1
;
Macdonald
31c
•
s
Highridge
43
•
^
Bay
Uranium
Macassa
Jan
1
—
(W
!
31c
31c
50c
Harrlcana
48c
1
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lynx
28
1
B
Lowney
1,433
1.20 Jun
j
preferred
Lonvlcourt
New
35
5,500
_
Lac
A
Lorado
131% Mar
34%
1
Coy
Class
Class
New
Oct
2.10
Ltd
Groceterias
Class
Aug
Jan
124%
2.20
Gold
Long
Canada
Mines
Apr
-78%
315
2,300
Mining
Gold
Sep
2.25
Feb
110
4,666
125
13,325
Petroleum
Loblaw
100 103%
124%
1
Gold
Lexindin
Jan
2.55
1
46
2.50
;
Accept
of
Jan
33
2.66
Mines
Lencourt
Little
1,750
2.30
Gold
Liberal
41
2.25
Mines
Lauientide
Leitcn
40
2.30
Ltd
Secord
1.30
1
2.66
Mines.a
Wasa
Luz
Laura
Sep
1.50 May
1
200
Lingman
Oil
Petroleum
Explorations
New Goldvue Mines
1
Mines
Osu
3.25 May
8,400
15,150
•
:
Mines
15
Ltd
Lake
Jan
63c
2.40
Gas
•
Kirkland Townsite
Lake
2.01
60c
-2,29
Fortune
•
Lake
2.15
2.35
-
50c
New Dickenson Mines
1
Minerals
Cinch
Apr
New
1
Warrants
Lake
Feb
2.08
New
1
Mining
31c
Jan
—I
Copper
(John)
93c
Sep
Sep
8
Keyboycon Mines
Labrador
Sep
1.05
41
"
Sep
15,100
1.74
^
Apr
Feb
1.01
1.22
102%
41c
Sep
50c
1.14
Sep
10c
Feb
10 %c
1.15
96
Apr
4.10
2,091
•
1
Petroleum
Develop
Davles
A^r
44
Sep
17,025
Mines
Continental
Delhi
34
1.00
28,742
Aug
___
Mines
Labatt
New
1
Oct
39% Mar
17C
Aug
Mines
Oils
New
Sep
/
1.20
17
Gold.
Kroy
Feb
29%
Feb
Jan
1.03
20
Canada
Hudson
85c
Oct
27 %
1.47
28%
11 %C
Oct
15o
Kirkland
New
Jan
'
Sep
15c
Apr
34%
Ltd
Kirkland
Feb
15c
25
Jan
1.15
7%
Ltd
Renville Gold
Kilembe
12%
Aug
Calumet
<
Apr
14
2.15
14%
—
Kerr-Addison
Kerr Lake
May
New
Aug
14
13-/2
July
41c
26
845
High
2.15 Mar
Sep
July,
Sep
•
600
Ltd
Co
of
63
New
Jupiter Oils
Kelvinator
May
18c
II—II—1
200
Mines
Mines
16,100
2,250
Mines
Mining
Jowsey
18c
84c
8
103%
(1939)
Joliet-Quebec
%c
67c
17%
Credits
Bldg
Minerals
25
13,700
97%
common.
Ran wick
Mines
42
1.20
7%
Petroleum
Exploration
jeanette
Jellicoe
28%
42
1.15
17%
.100
Products
27%
1.19
7%
•
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines
i
Isotope
28 %
50c
10
17%
A
Preferred
Interprovincial
105
1
International
International
18,400
26%
•
Mining
International
51c
26
10
(John)
Inland Cement
Inspiration
53
'
32c
46c
•
•
85c
1
25
97
11
_20
Gold-
57%
32c
300
Oils
54
26 %
11%
Dominion Oil
25
com—
new
11
75c
Bidlamaque
Bristol
New
Sep
56%
100
Ltd
11%
1
57%
1
Corp
11
Alger Mines
54 %
923
100
New Athona Mines
5.80
55
10,200
11
Uranium
New
12 %
«
Imperial Flo Glaze common—.
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
92c
11
Ltd
pfd
.
Nesbitt Labine
New British
Imperial
85c
11
Car
15
Low
85c
5
Trust
1,500
July
Aug
National
36c
16
National
Range Bine* Jan. 1
High
5
com
—
45%
Low
Shares
.1
Chemical
Preferred
35
35
1
1
Drug &
36c
*
Ltd
Refining
National
Mines
675
6.95
for Week
of Pricet
Par
15% Aug
3,597
12
10%
6.00
Husky Oil &
High
Creek
Sale*
Last
Bale Price
1,846
37%
common
Week's
Friday
,
Low
12%
•
—
Paper
12
Range Since Jan. I
Nama
B
Smith
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Shares
High
•
—50
Class
ENDED
Ltd
12%
Howard
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Home
FCR
Sale*
-
Aug
Sep
Jan
-
2.50 Mar
6.05
2.85
Jan
27c
July
75c
1.70 Mar
Mar j
Apr i
Jan
Mar
Apr
2.65 May
34c
1.20
Apr
Apr
Apr
Mar
'i
Volume
184
Number 5577
The
...
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1619)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Bale Price
Robinson
Rocne
Cotton
Long
Rocxwin
Mill
•(Prices
Mines
Rowan
1
Mines—
•
x.
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte
Oil
25
.
.
Lawrence Corp common
class A pfd
San
Sand
River
10c
lie
62
65 Ms
16 Va
29
29
11
17
17V4
845
.
2,000
Gold
Gold
;
645
71%
68%
-72
9712
97%
97%
24c
34c
73c
75c
8,020
17Vac
17Vac
18c
1.95
1.95
-
2.10
90
1
2.70
2.60
2.80
5,300
-s_50c
'3.50
3.50
3.75
Ltd
;
Security Freehold Petroleums
_* C
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
preferred
4.00
3.70
4.05
82%
82 V2
84
49
1
;_1
49
uc
vVV'
ioc 12%c
50
49,8u 7
158,600
40%
38%
40%
2,825
class
A
6%
Jan
Vulcan
24c
6%
6%
3.00
3.00
3.00
28c
30c
—10
20
20
110
1.70
1.95
—
-i-
'
18
Apr
92%
Apr
Wane
Oils
Sep
1.19 Mar
Oct
1.47
Jun
30c
Sep
Jan
Aug
3.90 Mar
Sep
157
Mar
2.00
Jun
3.25 July
Jan
3.90
SeD
5.10 Aug
95
Aug
68
Jan
48
Sep
54 %
Jan
29c
& Ref
Mines
&
•
Werner
Lake
„
Mines
.
34c
14,868
14c
Petroleum
74% Mar
19% Aug
65c
Oct
73c
49c
2,200
43C
Jan
79c
Apr
40c
50,200
30c
Oct
75c
July
July
July
13c
14c
1.05
100
20
25
30
30
30
100
1.65
1.55
22 %C Mar
7,000
1.05
8%c
1.65
—
•
44c
40c
Feb
31c
Oct
Jun
1.70 May
4
21% Mar
35% Mar
29% Jan
5,900
6.10
18%
8,611
V2c
6.10
400
37
_
M OO
1.30
20c
Feb
2.04
Apr
60c
5.00 Jan
_
Bheep Creek Gold
Shtnltt
Gordon
Shirrlff
50c
Horsey
Sigma
Mines
Si I an co
Oliver-Miller
Bimpsons
Siscoe
S
K
Mines
Standard
Ltd
Mines
D
1
class
A
—;
Ltd
Slater
Van
37 V2
95c
1.00
42c
45c
10%
__
10
11,062
,
6,850
11
355
22%
22%
22%
1,641
76c
73c
76c
II,525
3.50
3.50
100
*
__
*
Roi
16
16
pfd
...
_50
16
200
20c
•
Ltd
28,900
•
common
Somerville
45c
465
300
1
i
Manufacturing—.
Slocan
95c
*
:V
10 *
14c
37%
50c
Mines
Dairies
18,330
"
4.85
IIV2C
37 V2
500
8.30
9%
4.80
12 Vic
40
1.20
8.00
10
4.85
%
<
preferred
Sllverwood
8.15
•
1
:
Mining
Silknit
Silver
1
Quebec
1.20
—
23c
2,100
49V2
49
49%
275
1.10
7.15
9
4.55
Sep
Oct
Aug
Apr
2.25 Mar
'
10%
Jan
5.40 Mar
Sour is
Valley Oil
•
Southern
Vnlon
Mines
Stadacona
27c
Jan
(Geo)
Class B
37% July
93c
Jan
40
Oct
35c
Sep
80c
10%
Oct
13%
16%
Feb
25
52c
Jan
.
4,000
Mines
3.40
Aug
July
1.70
Willroy
class
4.00
Wiltsey
Jun
49
Sep
53
Jan
Yale
Lead
&
Apr
Yellorex
49
49
49
44^- July
56
Aug
Yellowlcnife
49Vic
60c
9,680
42c
Sep
90c
Feb
Yukeno
34c
32c
34c
5,900
16 %C
Jan
60c
30c
5,266
26c
Sep
55c
Feb
Jan
Apr
39
39
39
66c
65c
67c
9,466
55c
Jan
89c
lie
10c
12c
13,500
8%c
Sep
20 %c
66'/a
68%
•
Stanleigh
Stovel
Corp
preferred
7,487
57 %
Jan
80
lie
18,265
8%c
Oct
22%
12,155
15 Va
Jan
2.60
2.50
2.70
■3,200
2.24
SeD
_10
;
9c
4.75
5.00
73c
70c
76c
__
*
350
3.25 Mar
Sudbury Contact
1
15c
14%c
Sullivan
Mines
1
4.30
4.15
ord
*
18 %
18 V»
18 V2
400
18
100% 100%
20
100
2,000
Pete
Preferred
100
Surety Oils & Minerals.
Inlet
owuson
Cons
Tandem
Taylor
Pearson
Teea-Hughes
Temagaml
1.02
1.17
10c
10,000
5%
5%
5%
100
Finance
40c
40c
1,125
3«c
9%
9%
295
9
1.8O
1.80
1.89
3,490
5.75
5.30
6.00
5,160
68c
68c
2,000
1.64
14C
Trans
Empire
Trans
Era
Trans
Mountain
Resources
47c
Aug
11
Jun
Canadian
Cottons
Canadian
General
2.25
68c
1.36
Union
Mining
Canada
Corps Ltd
Estella
Canadian
Marconi
Jun
3.00
Feb
Canadian
Westinghouse
43%
44 %
2,115
40
20 V2
20%
100
35 %
35%
55
1.25 Mar
class
B
United
Montauban
United
Oils
St.ee!
Consolidated
•'
Upper Canada
45%
__
Jan
15c
20c
93,000
14c
Aug
25c
Apr
13c
—
13c
5,000
11c
Jan
25c
Apr
2.21
35
July
40
Mar
nnPont
May
International Paper common
International Utilities
25
Sep
24
45
45 %
May
671
40
May
45
45%
132
41
Aug
1.30
3,420
1.26
Oct
2.50
2.21
2.42
4,550
1.60
Jan
2.70 Aug
34c
38c
77%
77,600
30c
Feb
of
Canada
Steel
48%
Feb
Loblaw Inc
Apr
Minn
Products———
&
Ogilvie
Flour
54c
Apr
Pato
Consolidated
2.293
44%
Jan
85
Aug
Pend
Oreille
34c
9,400
30c
Sep
53c
Apr
Price
8
Jan
21 Va May
Ridgeway Corporation
9.10
9.40
13,636
5%
Jun
12
Aug
Universal
4.50
4.50
220
4%
Feb
6
Aug
Zeller^
Mines
Bros
460
55
19%c 21 %c
6.55
513
46 %
Apr
66
19 %c
Oct
37c
Oct
8.80_Aug
19%
Feb
30
Aug
15c
Oct
36c
Jan
28%
Apr
45
Aug
24
20
18c
14,800
42
42
42
120
5.90
5.90
6.25
557
19c
17c
19c
21,500
•
2.05
2.02
2.10
25,700
•
16
16
16
225
92c
88c
92c
4,000
'
.
70c
Jan
36c
July
60c
Aug
14c
Apr
May
Exchange - Cnrb Section
Fonda
Wack'a
Range
far
of Frloaa
tow
Bkaraa
Rang* Blue* Ion. l
Utah
low
Bl§*
*
37%
37%
37%
405
11
10%
11
1,610
37%
37%
37%
19%
19%
4.65
5.00
765
22% —.22%
23
650
20% Jan
18% Feb
—
5.00
v
20
37%
Oct
51
10
Sep
137/a
75
36%
Oct
45
215
17%
Jan
24%
Apr
4.35
Sep
6.00
Jan
20
20
25
8
8
200
8
__
Mar
.
25
**
Feb
21%
Oct
15
•
30
29 Va
680
28%
Jan
17 %
17 %
646
17%
Oct
24
4.25
4.10
4.25
890
3.50
Sep
42
42
42%
185
38%
37%
30
18'
39
42
Aug
Jan
Mar
32
•
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
52
Jan
47% July
33%
Jan
21c
21c
23c
3,525
17c
Feb
21 %
217/a
1,420
19% July
24% Mar
32%
32%
3$,%
5
32% Oct
51
Aug
com—•
21
21
21 %
388
20%
29
Apr
*
1
4,359
*
''
,
'
.
r
Jf
.
Oct
31%
31 %
31 %
150
27
Jun
114
112%
114
250
108%
Sep
49%
48
49%
715
38%
Jan
71
70
71
235
29c
Aug
41
Aug
142% May
56% July
Mines
1
5.10
68
33
34
500
36 %
45
36
5.05
5.20
6,828
Oct
,
90
Oct
33
36 %
__
36 %
—
52%
Jan
52
Jan
Jun
4.40 Sep
Jan
,
6.75 Mar
1
Products
Consolidated
3.00
3.00
3.00
120
Oct
5.15 Jan
•
59 %
58%
60
865
60
Feb
15
45Va
43%
457/a
125
41%
77% Aug
54% May
26
10
Gold
Corp
1
*
-
—
—
3.00
20
200
59c
60c
6,700
Sep
18% Aug
57c May
24
24
25
23% Mar
187/8
24
21
70c
Sep
Aug
July
Mar
6 70
24
.
Oct
500
3.00
Sep
Aug
5,000
4,720
16c
•
25c
40c
•
Gold
16V4
24
'
16,100
40c
—
2.50
common
4.50
1
35c
6
31c
■
32c
5
Paper
15%
6.30
33c
1.97 f
9%c! Sep
—7.50
—
Ontario
9.15
54%
6,733
Sep
49
Securities
16V4
17c
:
common.
31 tic
6.45
14,550
10c
*
Glass
Oct
76Va
54%
2.05
'
Dominion
19
35c
21 %c
1.98
9%C
•
Aug
19
77%
-
2.00
'
24
1.26
~
/
Jan
16%
175
1
Mines
55c
9%c
Bridge
125
•
.
2.07 Jan
Oct
21%
"
Oil
Dominion
19
_25
Mines
28c
•
Paper
'
■
Dalhousie
Apr
19
•
Corn
10,000
_•
common
56 Va
19
j
;
,
33c
Oct
15% May
1
Industries
Jun
19
45 %
Investments
Canadian
Feb
Feb
_•
Mines
28c
*
Feb
Feb
_i
United Fuel Inv class B
pfd
United Keno Hill
Apr
Oct
*
common
Apr
54c
__
Vinegars
1.33
58c
1
United
52c
18C
Sep
5
Dredging
9.00
Oct
•
Asbestos
United
Sep
1.55•
Dominion Sugar—ja
2.75
Oct
•
common.
17c
5
Papers
Develop
Jan
Oct
44 V4
&
Oct
13c
•
Gas of Canada
5,000
10%
1
Sep
v,ikon
Acceptance
20c
*
Sep
1.80 Aug
21c
•
Union
Apr
Last
—
Canada
//60c
•
Pipeline
16 %c
437
•
Corp
Co
Oct
9,825
•
Line
Sep
6,357
1
Jan
1.43
3,200
1
:
Pipe
9c
-1
17c
Sep
65c
•
Oil
Apr
10c
2,500
1
Bulolo Gold
60c
_•
Oils
Union
United
Oct
Hayes
Oil
United
1.08
23c 24 Vic
__
Oils
Prairie
29,100
Apr
65c
40
Transcontinental
12.175
1.85
24c
*
A
Apr
27,600
1.68
20c
Mines
Anglo Canadian Pulp
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
40c
*
class
Feb
3.40
68c
9%c
11%
_
Feb
Jan
Brown
9c
1.45
Aug
26%
104
Apr
48,000
__
Jun
Apr
16c
20
Exolorations
_
104%
18c
Par
10
12c
10
preferred
May
May
Sep
Va
9c
—
Bala Frlaa
17c
13c
__
Trans-Canada
15c 16 %c
Oct
2.17
11
STOCKS
Oct
8,080
1.45
Sep
1
common
Oct
93%
1.60
6.70 May
Jan
1.15
*
Toronto Iron Works
Class A
35c
Friday
5
1.08
1
Toronto General Trusts
14,650
Canadian
8c
1.15
__
Triad
1.02
Oct
___*
Elevators
23,365
41c
1.64
Feb
9V2C
*
Tombill Gold Mines
Trans
22 %c
1.17
25c
Torbrlt Silver Mines
Toronto Dominion Bank
5%
July
4.00
1
Mines
Min»«
Traders
14c
9%
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
120
3.00
11%
Toronto Stock
Apr
3,700
1
Mines
93%
40c
•
Oct
4,255
9%c
com
Texas
Toronto
__
5.00
15c
_i
Gold
Jan
2.90
—
3.15 Aug
4.30
1
Taurcanis Mines
36
93%
—
Bear
Apr
24% Aug
1.20
1
Mines
Jan
2,887
Apr
Feb
Oct
•
Bylvanite Gold
35%
Oct
Mar
48c
1
Industries
Oct
18
19
1.50 Aug
35c
Feb
78,100
50c
Gold
17%
18%
18
31c
Oil
Mines
18c
21%
9c
1
Supertest
%
21%
Sturgeon River Gold
Cons
42
1
Uranium
Press
68
10
1
•
Mines
2,452
18
*
i
Zulapa Mining
*
50
1
of Canada
22
20c
1
Zenmac Metal
343/4
Sep
Apr
28c
Mar
22
16c
_1
Mines
45c
Feb
He
325
40c
Zinc
Canuck
70c
250
22
93%
1
—1
__
Mines
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wright-Hargrea ves *
60c
-
1
Bteeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
—
.
May
Gold
2,425
25c
18
—
Winchester Larder
1.30
22
18%
100
.
Coghlan
-
Windward
17 % May
31c
Feb
Sep
1.25
—
2.93
_
Mines
Jan
Jan
Starrat
Gold
A
Petroleums
Sep
Sep
—
•
_
Wilrich
14
1.25
«
B
•
Apr
May
17c
20c
class
_
July
1.16
Standard Paving & Materials
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Olsen
Co
Preferred
11c
•
Apr
8.00 July
25c
Plywood
*
Oils—.
„
"Ham
Western
Weston
1
Oils
&
20c20'/ic
__
•
Spooner
Surf
Petroleum
Yankee
Southam
Steel
Naco
Warrants
Apr
11%
Western
Sep
~
*
_
Sep
May
19,120
19 %
_
Leaseholds
4.75 Aug
15% Jan
Jan
20
*
•
Decalta
31c
13%
90c
Oct
65 V. May
5
Breweries
Warrants
35c
Jun
Sep
26% Feb
3.40 Jan
11%
1
Western
Western
66c
49c
1
Oil
Western
65c
1.92
Jan
2.50
200
5% Mar
Oct
51c
1,643
17%
,1
Aug
8% Mar
Oct
1.68
1,210
68
17
37c
—1
^
West Maygill Gas
Westeel
Products
Canada
14%
67
66c
♦
Nickel
Malartic
14
U
Jan
Mar
49
Sep
20
1,500
Illi
Copper
3
2,102
17%
Wespac Petroleums Ltd_
West
67c
3.90
67
'
Pyrite
65c
2.75
33c
W
Equipment
Weedon
65c
Sep
20c
33,200'
2.80
1
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
'
Feb
May
G
V
l
Amulet
Walker
Waterous
102% July
1.90
5.80
60c
35% Feb
6% Oct
480
Jan
Jan
Mines
20%c
361,160
"
High
3.00 Jun
380
30c
*
—i
14%
67c
9c
30c
—-1
Oct
2.55 Mar
f
21c
*
B
Violamac
1.75
910
29 %c
—I
•
Mfg
Class
Jan
Oct
75
f V
8,775
50
_.
Bhawaty io-id Mines
10
Ltd
Vico Explorations il
Victoria & Grey Trust
33%
May
Sep
1.90
21,450
Cement
Explorations
Low
300
.
,11c
4,100
90
Saskatchewan
Apr
Aug
% Aug
;
23c
<*
Range Blnee Jan. 1
High
3.80
_
Ltd
July
97 %
3,900
•
Viceroy
18c
Feb
67%
50,700
75c
-16
101
31c
1
Scurry Rainbow Oils
14c
550
flkares
3.60
_
Wainwright Producers
'■-■v..
1
-
Ventures
Low
•
Alloys
Consol
Jan
18
10%
Vanaoo
Jan
68
26
Feb
70c
56% May
,
Par
Vanadium
May
24%c
12 %
;
10
14c 14Vic
Debentures
B
I,591
5,586
_1
Ltd
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Class
7,500 V
*
100
Mines
2t>c
Jan
10c
15%
__
5.00
Sep
Sep
1
Uranium
Antonio
11c
__
5%%
6t, Michael
20c
10%
A
High
Oct
5,200
Balsa
fer Week
Range
ef Prices
•
Jun
6,000
2J-
1
class
3.00
10c
30e
-
*
Lawrence Cement
'600
10,000
Week's
Last
Bale Price
-
14c
11c12s/2C
157/a
Resell
Industries
Ryanor Mining
St
65 %
•
25c
10c
10
common
Preferred
St
12%c
12
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3.00
13c
29c
OCTOBER
BTOCK8
High
3.00
14c
•
1
Consol
Koxana Oils
3.00
1
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
*
common
Lac
WEEK
for Week
*
Par
FOR
Sales
FOOTNOTES
•
a
.
5.90
17c
1.65
No
par
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
Oct
Oct
7.85
40c
Feb
2.98
14%
Jun
18
81c
Oct
Jan
Aug
1.20 Aug
lot
sale
(not Included in year's
range).
d Deferred delivery
Jan
May
Odd
in
year's
AND
t
'
wd When
sale
(not included
range).
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating
delivered.
_.
wi When Issued.
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
x
rCash sale
a Ex-stock
e
(not included In year's range).
dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privilege*
Ex-dlvldend.
y Ex-rights.
.
.
dividend.
I
I
The Commercial and
4*
Financial
Chronicle... Monday, October 15, 1956
(16*20)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
October
12
Investing Companies
Fund
1.61
3.92
Fund
American
Business Shares
American
9.54
B-3
(Discount
4.14
B-4
9.87
10.73
K-l
Mutual Fund Inc—1
12.94
14.07
K-2
America—*
^wn
Fund Inc
---1
^n-wling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Investment
1
Bullock Fund Ltd
—I
22.11
23.77
S-l
1
Inc
Fund
-.ifnrnla
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
Canadian
Fund
—-----
Fund
Fully
2.84
administered
4.00
4.41
4.08
4.86
3.56
17.90
Special Investment shares—lc
2.85
15.52
Transport
lc
3.14
18%
Inc—10c
7.58
i
Manhattan
shares
shares
Bond
Shs
of
Massachusetts
Mutual
14.25
10.43
2.93
9.64
Fund
beaeiicial
12.31
18.85
__.
Investors
63
Investors
Growth
Life
Shares
Mutual
Trust
of
•
1
10.12
10.94
1
10.55
6.53
Balanced
23.63
Dividend
.1
4.83
5.28
1
8.49
9.28
20.78
22.21
Preferred
Stock
4.77
5.21
146.75
148.23
7.24
7.50
10.52
11.53
New
14.93
16.14
New
3.93
4.31
7.83
8.57
Income
Stock
England
Yoak
Caiiada
Nucleonics
Ltd——
Snares
7.86
18.42
2.86
3.11
-
15.32
April
2»
Peoples
8.37
Securities
Philadelphia
Pine
31%
1
8.80
Fund
Pioneer
(T
9.62
(Geo)
11.84
Science
&
13.39
Scudder
13.82
15.02
Growth
Stock
Fund
Scudder,
9.93
13.35
Nuclear
1
Funds
of Canada
Stevens
__1
Inc—1
Common
Selected
Certificates
2%s
8.15
Shareholders
5.93
6.51
Smith
Feb.
March
Treasury
2.72
3.00
Southwestern
Sovereign
lV2s April
2s
1
1
9.72
10.51
lo
10.82
11.84
lc
11.01
12.04
Fund.lc
11.13
12.18
Shares Ltd—
2-56
1-
2-57
99.29
October-
25,
American
Fidelity
(1.25
Casualty_5
preferred
conv
Home
Amer Ins Co
5
Assurance
Co_5
(Newark N J)__2Va
Mercury (Wash D
Re-insurance
C)___1
American
American
Surety Co_
Bankers
&
Bankers
Natl
Boston
5
__6.25
Shippers
Life
Ins
(N
Camden
Fire
Colonial
Life
Columbian
Ins
Natl
Connecticut
Assn
Continental
Casualty
Forster
Assn
Fireman's
Firemen's
#ranklin
of
(S
&
108
115
...10
224
of
Nationwide
North
5
_
class
Corp
A
Northern
132
Northwestern
62
Peerless
33''2
35 %
5
20;1
84%
87%
10
44%
46%
Commerce-10
34
37
34
35 %
20
104
99.463
99.378
99.304
1957
———
99.400
99.311
Par
Bid
Ask
37
41
10
43%
20''2
Bank
Co
100
357
369
71
19
21
Trust
Royal State Bank of
Rye
National
Bank
N
Y
2
7%
8
_10
41%
45
.
Security National Bank
Huntington
(L I>
Sterling National
of
25
212
222
10
20
22
20
Trust Co
of
91%
100
Savings
318
325
435
450
370
100
355
200
38
41
Co
50
296
306
Bank
16
61
64
10
44
47
12.50
33%
36%
10
29%
32%
10
60
62'
25
49
53
49 %
51V4
Co
Trust
City
Bank
Union
of
Bank
Commerce
69%
72
10
40
44
&
Tr
National Bank
Trust
&
Co
Detroit—
Bank
National
of
Detroit
Jersey City—
Fii\.t
National
Bank
I,os
Angeles—
Nat'l Bank
Security-First
Paterson
12.50
(N J)
Bank
10
28
30
Phoenix_5
29
31
Trust—25
107.
114
& Trust Co
Phoenix
(Ariz.)—
Natl Bank of
Valley
Pittsburgh—
Mellon
Nat'l
Bank
As
51%
54
20
55
59
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
Louis—
National
Boatmen's
National
First
Mercantile
Louis
St
San
Albany
Bk
Connecticut
Y.—
Bank
78
Bk_100
Bank
National
Cleveland
St.
States Trust
N.
88%
Cleveland—
Central
74
5
Inc
Trust—33%
&
&
Trust
County
25
&
Harris
75
Illinois
National
First
Trust—25
and
Bank
National
22%
National
Co
Freeport
(J P)
Bank
Natl
Continental
44%
Meadow
Brook
Chicago—
City
114
10
Co
Trust
Recent
Bonds—
Bank
Bank
Bank
17
58
6?
Co
25
54
58
Trust
20
78%
82%
6.23
37%
39%
.—1986
97%
Trust
Union
Francisco—
of
Amer
As 8
N T
A
Burlington
Industries
79
Fruehauf Trailer
36
Co
Seaboard
Security
70%
73 %
Springfield
Paul
Fire
4s
1986
_
3%s
&
Fire
&
General
Gulf
Tel
of
States
Illinois
55
4s
14 y2
60
20%
75
22%
49
51
60
64
32
47%
Hotels
Southern
Pac
99
Ta?npa
Union
1976
97
98
U
1975
142
4V2s -1986
103
4y4s_ -1986
4%s
Power
.1970
Standard
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co.__10
40%
42%
U
S
Fire
U
S
Life
Accident
10
C
..
—3
Lowenstein
(M)
&
1963
134
Tel
<fe
Mueller Bfass
3%s
National
5s
Can
105%
no
53
♦No
65%
tEx-lC0%
24
tEx-2-for-l
a
—2
29
31
2
25
27
95%
98
par
Net
value
stock
87
101
1983
105 %
106%
1986
103%
104%
5 Vis
asset
k Admitted
88
1965j
99
Industries
4y2s
1970
117
1976
94
95%
5s
Match
5s—
4.25%
100
106 %
El
Natural
pfd
Rochester
4.95%
series
&
Stock
Exchange
x
>
101%
100 %
101 %
102
103
ISSUES
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
issued
Ex-stock
10O
100
Electric—•'
preferred
wi When
99
Gas—
195S
Gas
53%
100
pfd
Light—
preferred
Paso
52»'2
98
50
4.25%
Illinois
100
100
preferred
Edison
5.50%
t New
York
99%
120
Oil—
Anderson-Prichard
Boston
d Ex-rights,
value.
to listing on the New
89
1971
3%s
b Bid
dividend
split,
102 Ta
85'%
100%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
78%
the
83%
96
105%
102 %
1981
Stocks—-
99%
137
87%
1975
—1976
1981
1967
3%s
103%
Tel—
1990
—
101 %
4%s
RR
Amer
4.64%
1931
3%s
106
100%
Am
of
Electric 4y«s
Universal
Sons—
4%s
Mountain States
73%
21
108%
99
4y2s
S
104%
105%
Electric
Central
50
,62%
104%
33/4S__
Oil
50%
Travelers
in
103%
37/aS
104%
1988
Gas
Calif
96
_
Calif
Gamble
Co
Southern
98%
35
18%
&
5%s
96%
Ask
98
1976
4%s
Tel
&
Coal
Procter
Pow 4y«s—1936
23%
.
10
Marine--10
Tel
Peabody
94
_
Utilities
Kerr-McGee
12%
36%
Plre..
Hilton
52
55
33%
City of N Y
90
51%
6.25
-
Co
87
70
35 %
*isurance
100
Pacific
1975
r_
73
-10
Marine
Haven)
103
_1986
3%s
3%s
12
10
—
Surety Co_
(New
Westchester
9laf
68
22
34%
St
A-
5
—
10
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
—2
Republic Insurance (Texas).—10
45%
96%
94%
Bid
3%s
Mohawk
Textron
47
10..
_
47 %
85
Power
27%
55%
36%
17%
16%
Bonds—(Cont.)
Niagara
Sheraton
__i!
Consumers
99%
-1936
4y»s
100
Edison—
3%s
41%
93 %
-1974
4'/4S__
Credit
99%
-1976
4l4s
Airlines
25%
5
10
_
88 %
.1971'
Financial
32
(Minn)
_
42%
113
39%
T
Power
.^12.50
Insurance
80
10%
103
I
Corn
_3.33'/3
_
Ask
87%
4'/4S .1975
Northern States
Ferro
.
Co
Security Issues
Bid
Duke
31%
99.520
99.442
1956
1956—
1957
Companies
Hartford
48
44%
45%
36
37
Trust
41
53
43%
71%
33
National Life
Phoenix
87
69 %
33
Trust
44
.2.50
_
Insurance
58
79
99.501
20,
27.
National
5
County
Island
38
Fire_
Northeastern
98V22
5
Fire
.
36
Bank—
of
10
—
_
River———
271
10
99.571
Connecticut—
Trust
State
28
33
10
Industrial Bank
York
26
Bank
Square N Y
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
(The)
Bank
—_2
....
Casualty
Fire
I__5
~
99.624
99.554
34
199
20
National
Morgan
31%
191
€0
—
Rochelle—
New
New
282
Bank
Natl
Franklin
Irving
272
10
City
Westchester
21%
152
Ask
99.610
—_
.
Ask
10
Trust
&
Commonwealth
144
Bid
10
York
New
11%
lo
mbor
1956
Northern Trust
_5
Y)
Co
National
First
4
—10
Fire
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
8teamboiler
Bank
Fitouci^ry Trust
First
Tr—25
—
Manufacturers.
Union
Indemnity
10
13, 1956
234
.
Fire
5
Fire
Bk
Trust
&
16%
Dt.
53%
National
Pacific
5
99.942
63
National
Pacific
'
Bid
99.933
58
Merchants
10
Republic
American
Life
Hanover
99.27
100.3
—
6,
51%
4'»
5'a
4
100
100
100.2
Dollar Vain*
,
December
Bank—10
25%
64%
7.50
1-57
Bills
99.983
&
3%
•
Newark
3.75 %
3-
Ask
State
23%
4%
Life
1-57
Exchange
Corn
C
1.25
General Reinsurance Corp
©tens Falls
7-
54 %,
Commercial
75
1-56
69%
Capital
60%
lo
10-
100.1
52%
32
10
10
99.31
67%
58
York
2.50
3-57
Banx—_12.50
33 %
New
Md
6-
Trust——.———10
53
27%
F)
100
York
New
30
Amsterdam
Philadelphia
Fund
of
31%
92%
4-56
York-
1
4
of
1956——_:——
5
Hampshire
Assoc
29,
5
New
Federal
Fidelity & Deposit of
__20
Life
Casualty
New
(N J)
Group
C)
National
52
5
9-
99.31
Bank & Trust
17%
37 %
Coi___,
3.625%
32
15 %
23
Inc
99.23
10.
Assurance—
83%
99.28
1-57
January
Fire
78%
1-57
5-
1-56
99.674
Merchants
124
4-
1-56
99.747
Massachusetts Bonding
251
2-56
8-
99.661
Maryland
5
7-
3.20%
99.731
38
10
100.2
3.40%
100.3
1956—.
127
29
47
Co
99.30
3.55%
100
November 22,
27%
2
100.2
100.1
6-
Ask
99.30
99.29
3.
30%
Ins—
1-57
99.31
100
January
29 %
Life
91.10
Bid
Due
2-
1-56
5-
December
1956————
35
107
—
Ins-
Life Insurance Co of Va
99
Eagle Fire Ins Co
122
N
34%
Life
Ask
Bid
._10
(Greensboro
Lincoln
26
Dated
Rate
99.980
1956
Trade Bank &
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y.__10
1
Life
Companies Inc
34%
187a
92.10
91.2
1961
93.10
92.2
100
27%
5
General
13.50
14.72
96
21
J)
9.51
Amer_5
Life
Standard
Jefferson
32%
25%
94.8
93.2
1981
1.
3.50%
December
1,
Albany,
25
10
Assurance
Employees
26
Amer
Continental
&
(N
7.73
8.70
Par
187
31%
of
Ins
7.12
Companies
J)_10
5
14.65
13.44
1
North
Ask
99.793
of
1
Ask
24
95.4
94
I960—
1980
100
99.843
United
10
Insurance Co
2.95
2.70
5.84
29%
56
—
Manufacturers
5.41
176
94.28
99.30
99.901
Kings
1
_10
96
1959
1,
99.780
Long
Inc
Life
96.30
95.24
1959
1,
99.887
6.46
1
Inc
of
96 23
1,
99.833
6.82
Mutual
Co
1,
1956————-
17.42
1
Wellington Fund
Insurance
96.28
1959
1,
November 15,
November
5.91
Fund
64%
1-56
1956
November 8,
16.03
Wisconsin
129
1956_
18,
-6.24
13.58
Bid
99.11
96.20
Dollar Value
Stock
Investing Corp
Fund
97.22
.___
1958—
United States Treasury
1
12.41
Aetna
5
Street
Bid
7-
1
Inc
-
Investors
Oct.
3.30 s
1
Ltd
Fund
13.23
61
Assur
8.97
12.24
119
Equitable
12.83
Jl
10
American
10.80
X8.21
Inc
lo
2
1
Inc
Inc
Washington.
April
99.27
of
Fund
Casualty & Surety
lo
8.62
7.89
Whitehall
Insurance Co
Automobile
Fund—1
Towne
l»/os
2-57
24%
10c
&
99.7
1-
13.24
Special Situations
Strum
Oct.
2-56
12.15
1
Inc
Fund
April
1%S
4-
22 %
Fund
7.89
Aetna
American
Van
l'/2s
99.23
3.10%
Federation
7.21
Aetna
Agricultural Insurance Co
Line
Fund
Wall
Insurance
&
Value
99.7
3-56
12.53
11.24
2.85
Oct.
1-56
11.86
12.05
11.70
l'/2s
3
a30.22
Canada
99.20
12-
Franklin
Income
April
12-
Fund—1
1
Fund
IV2S
11-
Fund Inc_l
Inc
Funds
99.29
1-56
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
13.00
11.96
United Funds Inc—
Line
97.16
99.9
1,
99.27
1-56
Empire
Ternpleton Growth Fd of Can—1
Line
98.26
15,
1-56
14.11
Farnham
Value
Feb.
6-
42.50
Roe
Value
1,
3-
12.89
Stein
United
Ask
98.18
1958
15,
Oct.
5-
2.95%
3.50%
40.00
10.34
16.79
June
Due
1
Investment
Fund
April
27«s
11-
Corp—•
Inc——1
Investors
Investors—
11.03
10.19
American
99 27
98.20
1958
l'/zs
99.28
1-56
2-
Commercial
.—1
17.60
Dated
3.00%
Cheih
Shares_l
__
1957
15.12
Fund
15.53
15,
12.94
Fund
17.07
Par
100.1
98.10
1957
99 28
99.21
99-5
1957—
1957—/
1,
Aug.
Aug.
Bankers
Income
a24.69
15.
Rate
a37-25
Science
1
Fund—lc
99.31
99.23
Bid
1,
99.5
;—-
1957
1.
Mav
2%s
New
United
9.32
Insur
,
1957
Notes—(Cont.)—
Oct.
99 12
1957
15.
13.80
Street
^Texas
IV2S
l'/2s
March
2%s
12.38
United
2.61
Institutional
1956
1958
20,
20,
99.26
l'957_:
47%
9.57
1
Fund_lc
Assn—
Maturity—
Notes—
11.97
State
&
11.39
45 Va
16.10
10.71
Income
103 %
7.06
8.73
Inc—1
Institutional!
99 Va
102%
1972
20,
May
Jan.
99.26
1957.
14.03
15.63
1
Growth
~ 98%
Mortgage
Nov.
96.10
96
1971
15,
Natl
Treasury
_
22,
1
Fund
Bi
Continental Fund
Institutional
Sept.
1960
l%s
15.
of Boston—1
Trust
(Edson
Accumulated
Fund,
95.26
May 1,
1,
l'/2s
2%s
2%s
Chase Manhattan
united
Fund
1956
10.64
United
Bank
96.24
95.16
3%s
100.1
Indebtedness—
1,
9.84
4.38
Inst Foundation
96.14
1960
Federal
Ask
99.31
of
Dec.
a24.07
19.95
Institutional
99.31
98.30
Bid
Maturity—
-1
3.98
Institutional
1957
—1.25
Shares
18.23
Fund
—
99.27
98.22
1957
1959
1,
June
3lbs
100.3
1,
Feb.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Bank
Fund
Stock
Amer
Television-Electronics
Investors
97.10
May
3.35s
31.90
6.53
12.91
Clark—
&
lc
Income
98.12
98.28
97
1
•
Stevens
lo
Incorporated
Incorporated
100
Par
Fund Inc
Scudder,
12.98
Boston
2%s
99.27
2'/as
7.57
of
1958
3%s
—
Clark
&
11.92
Fund
1,
1,
November
31.58
Inc____________1
Fund
7.65
10.03
22.18
1
Fund
6.98
12.19
20.00
Fund Inc
Puritan
12.23
13.85
15.05
18.33
21.96
2.50
Rowe)
10.81
12.65
13.73
1
Inc
Putnam
9.06
1
6.90
Income
1,
9.84
*
Inc
Inc
Fund
10.93
Inc
Nov.
100.6
98.20
!
2 %s
33%
Corp
Fund
Street
9.98
Inc——
June
October
13.66
7.70
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Great
3%s
1957
1,
22.14
Inc
11.85
Inc
2%s
Bid
10.88
Fund
100.1
Cooperatives—
&
lc
Fund
1958
6.99
20.48
—■—_T
Chemistry
lo
Hudson
1,
99.23
Capital Fund
Sterling Investment
Guardian Mutual Funu
Globe
6.40
1
shares
Maydock
Crum
9.00
11.46
16.81
9.15
6.17
;
Series—
Fund
Electronics
14.02
1
1
—_1
.
Series—
Growth
of
Series
Series
Stock
7.43
Utility shares—
lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
May
98.2
6.74
Series
7.17
Growth
Amer
March
3.45%
Series__—_—
Series.
9.01
shares
1957—
15.
3%s
7.14
Corp
National Security Series-
12.30
shares
2%&
100
1003
2.
2%s
11.53
1
Investors
shares
Tobacco
100.4
1957
3.95
20.17
shares
Bteel
1957
15,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
3.63
18.64
stock
Bond
1,
99.31
Central Bank for
al4.80
1
equipment
Railroad
Oct.
10.81
Co Inc.l
Wide Securities
8.65
shares
July
1%S
41.86
9.85
1
lc
_lc
Railroad
RR
38.72
_1
Corn
11.23
1
10.84
interest-.
lc
lp
shares
Petroleum
1957—
15,
May
Shares—
beneficial
National
12.48
1
11.72
Inc
shares__lc
shares
3.20s
1%s
11.54
33'/aC
Fund
Fund
8.31
Stock
___/
Invest
3.46
Trust
inter_33'/3C
.
Fund Inc
22.10
9.25
Gulf
shares
Petroleum
14.92
18.16
Fire
shares
iVievut
_
7.80
8.44
Bond
3% April
3%s
100
99 28
1957
1,
100.3
100.1
_____
May
Ask
99.23
1957
100
3.14
16.60
Institutional
lc
4.41
lc
Merchandising
i
3.70
10.45
shares—lc
shares
bond
1957_
3.30s
15,
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32ndj of a point
shares
3.23
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Mining
5.78
2.57
lc
shares
General
5.25
lc
Equipment shares
Food
15,
6.15
lc
Electronics
•
lo
Automobile
Bond
shares———--|c
Mar
99.28
—
Feb
Bonds—
15%
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
Fund
__lc
19.62
8.87
(The) Stock. Fund-lo
&; Electrical
Common
3.80s
Managed Funds—
13.62
2.63
1°
lc
Building shares—
Chemical
10.15
16.67
—-lc
.—lc
Aviation shares
Growth
23.02
12.64
Group
Securities—
Automobile
shares
Capital
14,400
14%
1
5.64
Nation
1
1957
99.31
"
190
15,
a41.71
Price
Trust
investors
1957
1957
Mar.
3s
6.91
25c
Mutual
Mutual
1
15,
15.
3%s
point
a
Bid
100.3
99.27
12.88
Inc__ 1
9.56
split
five-lor-one
Ex
18.06
6.31
11.78
Fund—*
Sayles
13.00
J
Jan.
100
1
1956
of
Bank
Land
25.06
Stk
Insurance
11.19
Mutual Fund —.—"
Custodian Funds Inc—
Fund Inc
Capital Coik.—
General
1
Investors Inc
Insurance
Life
60%
Fund———
Industries
Life
Loomis
Mass
Fundamental Investors Inc——2
»^t.ures
Inc—.
_____1
Gas
6.04
14.77
stock series—— lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Gene.at
14.01
21.59
7.13
1
15.
32ndj
more
or
Federal
12.19
Massachusetts
summon
.
11.27
Fund
Com
17
Fidelity Fund Inc———5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Franklin
of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker
Priced
14.36
1
Itock
Fund—
i-1
Electronics Investment Corp..I
Energy Fund Inc.—
—10
Equity Fund Inc..——,__20c
Federated Fund of New Eng—1
Founders
Keystone Fund
7.90
16.47
Investment
^oianced
14.54
Paper
Howard—
&
10.40
18.Ob
Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E—-——
2 *50
Dividend Shares—_—.
25c
'""eyfus Fund Inc
1
Eaton
24.48
9.53
12.53
Fund ———•——1
Diversified Growth
Stock
15.02
Stksi-l
9.34
Delaware
Diversified
13.76
;Low
21.21
1
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
De
(Speculative Com Stki— 1
13,800
——--1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
De
12.67
13.82
S-4
16.70
Inc__
Fund
Concord
17.30
S-3
23.18
1
Fund Inc—-—
Composite
15.86
11.59
5.5J
—*•
Nov.
9.66
B-2
12.96
--1
3.50s
one
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
13.62
17.81
19.96
1
Inc——
11.29
8.85
12.48
7.23
500
100
Colonial
Fund
Inc
1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
10.34
1
(Income Pld Stocks)
13.27
*
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Cantury Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana Securities com
19.24
22.64
}
—
26.50
17.64
1
.__
26 40
24.29
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
(Hlgh-Grade Com Stk)__1
(Income Com Stocks)—_1
Lexington Trust Fund
Inc
Bid
Federal
3.05s
25.29
10.72
Fund
General
Canada
-
Bonds)
6.76
16.47
Tr of
Inv
Bond
6.17
Figures after decimal point represent
3%s Feb.
8.74
B-2
11.30
a21.52
Funds—
Obligations of Government Agencies
5.42
10.86
10.39
(Investment
B-l
6.48
Ase-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—
Ave-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
4.96
9.94
Inc
America
Bonds)-—1
(Medium Grade Bonus)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
15.89
Mutual Fund
Blue Ridge
of
Co
custodian
Keystone
Development
Inc-——1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc^l
Atomic
Fund
Resources
Investment
1.70
1.55.
Trust—
Associated Fund
4.18
8.73
1.25
1
Mutua'. Fund Inc—1
Inc
Affiliated
6.50
Ask
Bid
lc
1
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
Johnston
(The) Mutual Fund_l
Irux
1.77
6.00
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Far
-25c
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
dividend.
Volume
184
Number 5577 ...The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1621)
THE
Bank
with
COURSE
clearings this week show
a
decrease
a
compared
ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by us
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday,
Oct. 13, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
based
year
upon
7.5%
be
below
those
for
the
corresponding
Our
preliminary totals
against $19,963,662,906 for the
year.
this
stand
at
week
same week
in .1955.
At
a loss for the week ended
Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
center there is
1.3%.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
1,051,000,000
In
the
395,760,409
we
elaborate
—
373,500,000
En««, oct.
1st
—10.3
2nd
New
York
cities,
All
all
cities,
five
—10.2,
3rd
4th
Cleveland
—20.4
5th
Richmond
308,344,791
—
6th
9.6
5.8
St.
9th
3,519,126,432
4,222,606,208
$17,594,095,002
day&_
$19,158,011,352
879,779,108
:
—16.7
—
805,651,554
4-
for week__
—
$18,473,874,110 $19,963,662,906
results for September and
1955 follow:
Description—
of
Bonds
1956
37,227,197
misc.
$70,081,000
U.
S.
1955
425,969,862
510,U5J,578
—
Railroad
&
International
Foreign
1956
60,100,410
government
3,659,200
5,329,100
41,196,300
215,000
Total
bonds
$73,740,200
,
0.4%.
9,000
1956
March
1st
60,815,145
33,294,760
66.864,624
44,132,383
54,106,201
_
Quarter
months
6
York
2,429
128,004.897
56,928,134
37,227,197
60,100,410
41,231,548
510,053,578 388,820,180
September and
the
FOR
nine
LEADING
-Month of Sept.1956
1955
1954
omitted
41,832
42,020
St.
9th
cities
+
5.2
20,104,990,462
18,224,308,746
10,615,905,604
+
6.6
9,323,450,425
8,762,184,577
40,709
months
years
.—
1956
1955
in
the Atlanta
St.
In the New
Reserve District
Reserve
1.8%, but in
District the totals have
District
of
5.2%.- In
of
decrease
a
Louis Reserve District of 5.6%
loss of 0.5%
and
the
0.4%.
of
The
3.6%, the
the Minneapolis
Kansas
City Reserve
by 2.1%, in the
been diminished
Dallas Reserve District by 2.4% and in the San Francisco
Reserve District by 0.6%.
1955
Inc.
3,219,554,036
5,252,835,041
5,933,487,010
"
2,920, 166,365
3,024,326,284
"
4,870, 016,300
4,891,795,496
"
8,981 073,364
9,314.048,541
"
2,906 575,719
3,079,015,844
"
2,511 346,040
City
;
2,649,535,942
"
3,541 ,921,614
"
3,875 ,885,482
New
3.617,867,368
3,970,399,309
'
"
cities
5,431 ,578,754
I
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
5,461,997,712
92,726,304,227
94,132,622,506
50,894,225,176
179
York
+
43,717,759,923
16
1954
or
1953
Dec. %
3,231, 091,074
52,112,601,784
0.4
0.5
2,858 010,048
42,222, 355,261
40,547 ,611,789
1.8
4,860 069,371
4,721 ,613,328
1.9
5,288 ,765,386
3.4
5,073 292,177
2,775 539,274
0.4
4,218 877,944
4,083 ,836,434
3.6
8,101 920,593
8,076 ,840,852
5.6
2,762 256,280
2,746 ,484,178
5.2
2,336 ,596,195
2,256 ,094,917
2.1
3,314 956,936
3,230 ,827,853
24
3.492 .338,943
3,285 ,966,244
0.6
4,856 ,769,198
4,656 ,014,075
1.5
86,872,982,220
84,503,929,291
—
—
2,890 992,855
2,718 ,881,380
-
City
append
another
table
showing clearings
by
2.3
—
46,162,995,176
45,500,957,010
...
Federal Reserve Districts in the nine months for four years:
Nine Months
Federal Reserve Districts
ended
1st
with
Boston
2nd
Nine Months
1956
New
3rd
Sept. 30
1954
York
4,918
4,573
4,430
47,890
44,772
42,104
4,044
3,946
42,542
39,091
35,752
35,928
Detroit
2,824
3,118
2,468
2,549"
28,550
26,969
23,370
24,351
2,631
2,626
2,365
2,346
25,894
23,900
22,526
22,067
2,405
23,247
20,518
9th
Minneapolis
20,335
2,632
2,684
2,300
24,951
Cleveland
2,179
2,269
1,891
2,001
21,472
19,255
17,133
1,723
1,782
1,579
1,482
16,789
16,041
14,314
26,974,089,695
407,734.149,969
47,600,778,446
+
5.4
407,382,103,648
44,645,640,261
360,821,862,316
50.919,497,564
+
7.0
43,945,094,267
47,625,741,339
23,877,832,333
23,803,860,773
42,738,193,432
+
9.3
+
7.5
37,646,695,764
73,467,833.251
36,976,555,746
82,027,986,199
25,572,021,675
+
5.0
23,804,890,621
23,521,896,880
22.248,124.315
20,994.330,183
+
6.0
19,507,194,800
33,282,434,753
32,001,983,698
+
4.0
29,756,564,787
29,237,077,838
37,425,776,285
35,147,849,508
+
6.5
30,973,470,993
30,111,118,485
46,722,813,787
74,153,987,281
II
II
city
II
11
«<
18,541,248,448
50,305,537,540
47,138,618,747
+
6.7
41,329,952,775
41,172,429,506
901,533,122,736
847,184,249,497
+
6.4
805,775,904,230
756,884,962,574
488,508,521,634
19
San Francisco
46,090,074,755
6.4
26,861.525,599
16
_
+ 1C.4
+
88,205,608.437
II
7
__
50,920,266,098
26,179,753,462
455,325,337,218
+
7.3
412,888,324,734
410,268,560,359
i3,681
Pittsburgh.
27,293,650,242
27,850,420,533
16
;
Dallas
12th
8.7
II
31
Louis
17,953
Dallas—_—
$-
+
56,205,086,415
St.
Kansas
1953
$
29,128,318,080
II
Chicago
inch
Nine Months
1954
II
8
Atlanta
11th
$
...
or
Dec. %
429,838.707,293
Philadelphia
Richmond
8th
41,461
4,410
-w
Inc.
31,667,590,215
II
Cleveland
7th
346,616
Nine Months
1955
'•
II
11
6th
1953
392,887
cities
-
5th
SEPTEMBER
413,024 391,858
and
1.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District of
Chicago Reserve District shows
14
—
Francisco
We
is shown below:
IN
Jan. 1 to
1953
39,002
3.4%
1.5%,
$92,726,304,-
16
Minneapolis
4th
CITIES
decline of
a
5,819, 215,919
Louis
Outside
266,279.846
4,848
Fran,_
21,824,967,204
542.504.413
23,892.939
4,378
San
932,146,671
22,233,978
Philadelphia
—
1,018,567,120
5,159, 463.006
8
—
Total
192,980.733
.
Chicago
Boston
5.7
7
Chicago
8th
clearings for leading cities for the
September in each of the last four
New York__
393.216.414
+
$
of bank
CLEARINGS
409,844,003
1,175,516,193
22.953,939,579
73,299,113
BANK
569,635,273
3.8
31
Atlanta
£7,172,196
127,472,175 150,365,42? 15070T3,579
-
512,847,915
3.7
+
-
43,477, 970,590
Richmond
86,212,814
41,805,814
000.000
3.4
+
491,335,205
626,126,259
cities
19
44,532.173
of
479,427,761
+
603,691,347
509,848,302
"
San
August
month
582.939,609
602,524,911
"
12th
51,853,897
course
629,010.391
"
25,766,988
2. 8,806.odl
The
655,576,904
26,07a,040
157,3
425,969,862
4.4
15
41,912,744
48,459,198
months
+
17
—
42.224,938
359.688,156
9
725,349,732
658,679,016
1,242,146,148
11
45,712,805
Quarter
1,171,464,161
11
—
Dallas
296,497.687
3rd
1,247,827,981
—
$
l;lth
July
September
890,562,072
8.3
1956
Kansas
144,537,263
1,036,488,756
652,177,117
+
M
109
10th
58,147.690
37,201,113
1,037,006,841
1,062,857,843
1.1
1,426,580.629
II
City
34.370.236
43,867.215
1,121,047,738
7.8
967,093,315
II
10
Cleveland
7th
110,801,704™"L06,768,419
53,787.684
45,427,055
53,229,949
June
New
Philadelphia
5th
42,472.257
153,160,424 202,325,727
9.8
+
757,453,165
14
6th
30,209.260
60,362,702
9,801,896,891
+
9.4
• •
6
_
Boston
3rd
34,086,902
46,400,622
„
;
33,374,561
11,143,539,377
+
Reserve
2nd
1953
74,645,958
May
2nd
1954
3.8
11,316,540,328
.
J
4th
47,197,100
Quarter
April
1955
+
1,082,687.994
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
—Number of shares
Month—
$
651,905,359
Month of September—
$119,758,000 $761,259,200 $805,927,500
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the nine months of 1953
to 1956 is indicated in the
following:
January ;
February
1953
743,975,876
743,394,139
District the totals record a gain of
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals suffer
67,509.100
1,000
Government
1954
+ 11.9
1,544,870,432
7
York
Boston
Francisco Re¬
1,233.537,871
•1
9
.
San Francisco
the
$114,397,900 $719,736,900 $737,968,400
30,000
111,000
441,000
Bank
San
1,184,933,691
clearings having been
227 and the 1955 aggregate $94,132,622,506.
York Reserve District the totals register a
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
Nine Months
1955
shares
the
1,335,173,764
««
the 1956 aggregate of
—Month of September—
Stocks—
Number
the nine months of 1956 and
in
Dec. %
11,627,175,880
We also furnish today, a summary of the clearings for
the month of September.
For that month there was a
decrease for the entire body of clearing houses of
.
and
735,373,783
7.5
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
on
the New- York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
increase
an
Inc. or
$.
797,584,841
II
4
City
New
credit
1,354,261,048
17
.
Minneapolis
Outside
its
District of 3.8%
of 5.7%.
892,578,402
9.2
•Estimated.
to
1955
;>■
II
10
Dallas
12th
the
1,439,047,829
_
Kansas
District
District
serve
M
6
Louis
lUth
8.2
has
Reserve
M
11
Total
Total ail cities
$
__'<
Chicago
8th
Uth
five
day
one
—
Reserve
Louis
1956
cities
1
_
Atlanta
Cleveland
7.8%
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
6-
Philadelphia
—17.3
the
by
Chicago Reserve
of 8.3%, the St.
Reserve District of 4.4%
and the
Minneapolis
Reserve District of 3.4%.
In the Kansas City Reserve
District the totals record a gain of
3.7%, in the Dallas
District
the
group
In
larger
12,064.775,609
539,769,804
$14,074,978,570 $14,935,405,144
days
cities,
We
_
386,473,255
7th
Total
3.8%.
12
319,597,763
days_.
of
Boston
278,897,350
five
gain
a
Federal Reserve Districts
9.0
429,410,351
.
cities,
Other
registered
9.8%.
are
and in the Atlanta Reserve
District by 9.4%, but in the Richmond Reserve
District
the totals are smaller
by 1.1%. The
same week in 1955.
Outside of this city there
increase of 6.6%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
an
of
totals
5.2%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $22,953,939,579 against $21,824,967,-
—20.4
601,572,340
Baltimore
Ten
trict
detailed
ami complete results for the week
previous — the week
Oct. 6. For that week there was an increase of
having
(including this city) the totals
improvement of 3.8%, in the Boston Reserve
11.9% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
an
District of
ended
weak
•540,000,000
„
;
Cleveland
show
statement, however, which
present further below we are able to give the final
—13.4
*335,000,000
Pittsburgh
the week ends
as
—10.0
602,546,068
*360,000,000
-
Francisco
inasmuch
cities according to the Federal Reserve District in
which
they are located and from this it appears that in the New
York Reserve District
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week, in all cases has to be
estimated.
ter
1,029,706,566
—
City
them today,
time
1.3
819,433,655
.
Louis
San
—
946,000,000
.
Boston
St.
$9,646,731,911
521,751,774
.
Philadelphia
Kansas
cannot furnish
was
$9,524,887,676
Chicago
CLEARINGS
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
204 in the
Ending October 13—
York
New
BANK
-
last
$18,473,874,110
OF
45
1,800
1,809
1,545
1,644
17,359
15,585
14,220
14,928
City.
1,625
1.667
1,552
1,467
15,313
14,993
13,865
1,493
1,656
1,452
1,495
14,159
13,665
12,876
cities
-
13,735
Louis—
12,664
Kan.
St.
179
Total
Minneapolis
1,594
1,713
1,525
1.467
14 4^3
13.587
12.743
12,013
Houston—.
1,597
1,632
1,432
1,342
15,378
14,183
12,400
12,139
Atlanta
1,543
1,612
1,405
1,357
14,446
13,699
12,128
Outside
New
York
"
City
12.182
Baltimore
1,336
1,375
1,214
1,222
13,583
12,601
11,394
1,151
1,012
1,024
10.802
10.024
876
847
7,398
7,039
$572
6,654
788
Louisville-
9^98
917
808
719
707
7,445
7,020
6,329
6,317
809
792
720
704
1956
6,130
Seattle
798
813
739
722
7,295
7,038
6,303
6,233
827
754
645
556'
8,408
7.201
6,217
5,694
-
7,560
6,945
6.401
Portland
869
833
716
719
7.416
6,849
6,019
769
818
654
677
7,403
6,782
5,758
Omaha_—_
595
653
633
646
5,726
5,727
5,892
767
753
652
615
6,954
6.302
5,537
5,368
640
647
557
556
5,445
5,134
4,708
4,542
580
560
514"
4,950
4,597
4,337
478
513
5,269
4,937
4,464
4,599
1955
$
10.1
$
..
•
Inc. or
Dec. %
49,721,888,567
56,545,239,056
+ 13.7
86,970,664,521
+
3.2
50.186,675,412
44,324,821,156
+ 13.2
102,521,259,711
+
0.8
54,193,223,404
53,118,422,119
+
2.0
297,430,632,192
284,218,096,261
+
4.7
160,925,137,872
147,165,131,842
+
9.4
8.8
4,279
543
+
89,736,286,822
5,760
Denver
94,726,172,029
103,359,770,457
:j;
March
.5,937
St.
—
1956
or
Dec. %
6,428
Birmingham
$
104,334,574,913
February
Jacksonville
Orl'ns
Inc.
1955
$
Months—
January
New
Clearings Outside New York-
-Clearings, Total All
9,295
869
Richmond
clearings by months since January 1, 1956 and 1955:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
11,490
1,130
_
Cincinnati.
The following compilation covers the
Paul
Memphis
589
Buffalo—
550
.
Total
Washington
517
539
502
473
4,999
4,793
4,345
506
445
451
5,118
4,662
4.266
4,020
481
470
418
416
4,723
4.323
3,933
53,601,493,690
49,005,501,307
+
9.4
51,274,064,648
+
93
53,157,944,864
+
3.6
164,709,627,191
153,437,510,819
+
7.3
6.5
325,634,765,063
300,602,642,661
+
8.3
13.2.
56,078,167,014
49,481,680,350
+ 13.3
55,901,364.381
53,128,412,423
+
5.2
50,894,225,176
52,112,601,784
«r?
2.3
98,634,702,582
Total
6
+ 12.4
99,702,877,973
+
4.4
55,057,699,375
283,754,113,600
+
8.4
567.972,209,861
+
90.498,465,484
+
101,342.925,003
94,580,951,646
92,726,304,227
2nd
+
93,373,093,417
102,419.640.344
Total
94,132,622,506
i
if
296,488.869,574
279,212,039,636
+
6.2
162,873,756,571
154,722,694,557
+
5.3
901,533,122,736
_
104,044,176,856
605,044.253.162
.
90,673,142,210
104,934,741,532
June
847,184.249,497
+
6.4
488,508,521,634
455,325,337,218
+
7.3
307,613,620,970
Quarter
3,775
56,050,434,126 V
4,088
505
Nashville
Quarter
May
.
Milwaukee.
1st
months
August
Tonicities
85,538
86,873
Other cities
7,188
7,259
6,387
6,313
68,856
64,365
57,166
94,132
86,872
84.503
901,533
847,184
805,775
September
56,217
92,726
.u
-
756,884
80,485
78.190 832,677
782.819
700,667
748,609
Total
Total
Out.
all
N.Y.C.
We
50,894
now
52,112
add
our
46,162
45,500
detailed statement
First Federal Reserve District—
%
1956
$
$
Wei;k Ended Oct. 6—
—
Inc. or
Dec. %
1955
1956
$
$
Inc.
or
Dec. %
1954
$
1953
•
6.5
3,147.673
2,811,051
0.9
7,247.404
1,897,081
13.104.588
12.280.331
+
6.7
109 ,705,642
99,770.706
+ 10.0
3.682,436
3.456.524
+
29.787,478
+
2.7
278 653,235
246.177,675
+ 13.2
10,800,375
10,706302
+
2,626,295.602
+
+
8.3
738,261.091
+ 12.7
625.032,538
533,987,033
+
0.9
3,548,670
3,521,617
+
0.8
3,212,515
--
;..
3,274,767
1,948,874
1,566,868
+
24.4
1,275,481
0.2
25,894 ,369,958
23,900.813,910
7.1
15,010,987*
135 .896.598
134,703,839
58,337,155
r
,,./
^
54,077,705
+ 12.7
Bedford
6,425.437
+ 16.5
67 ,958,155
6.974,104
6.620,686
+
5.3
60 ,960,834
15,323,233
62,173,604
_
Connecticut—Hartford
Haven
Waterbury
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
(14 cities)
-
17.989,994
57.857.111
+
14.8
139, 138,748
152,195,370
7.5
■—
574 688,527
508,334,101
45250,118
44.837,691
0.9
418 481.300
373,178,666
156.305,326
151,269,136
+
3.3
1,544, 867,443
1,434,610,194
94,704,082
90.040.020
+
5.2
928 398.569
760,589,764
+
i
655,332,905
+ 16.5
7,483.931
'
,
Springfield
Total
Inc. or
Dec.
Jan. 1, for two years and for the week ended Oct. 6, for your years:
30-
1955
'
s
13.949,499
Lowell
Rhode
-Jan. 1 to Sept.
30,599,767
River
Holyoke
New
'
-
Massachusetts—Boston
New
Quarter
months
showing the figures for each city for the month of September and since
$
_
Portland
Worcester
9
2,631,322,732
Maine—Bangor
New
412,888 410,268
-Month of September1955
1956
Clearings
Fall
455,325
488,508
3rd
Total
—
+
!
1,224,113
8.6
3,861,127
3,790,234
+
1.9
3,798.636
3,421.886
13.1
16,198,299
14.775.957
+
9.6
11,743,971
11,423,333
+ 12.1
11,377,320
+
0.9
9.237,883
8,863,905
7.7
41,734.196
36,602,120
+
14.0
33,646.887
31,138,007
+ 22.1
26,479,506
22,748,942
+ 16.4
17,648,156
15,474,365
31,438,000
+
11^277,413
22,822,100
+
124.745,700
—
10.863.390
13.571,763
+ 19.7
3,231,091,074
3,219,554,036
+
2.7
239 ,633,900
200.154.400
4.1
1,171, 591.6Q0
1,107.788.400
+
5.8
31,774.100
31,154,800
+
"~2~0
25,83L66O
20.0
23,439,600
119.597.100
103 ,245,701
97,586.105
+
5.8
2,912.408
2.651,159
+
9.9
2,153,732
1,951,818
0.4
31,667,590,215
29,128,318,080
+
8.7
892,578,402
797,584,841
+ 11.9
743,975,876
651,905,359
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Jan, 1 to Sept.
-Month of September-
Cfoarlagfl
1956
1955
$
$
1956
%
$
Monday, October 15, 1956
-Week Ended Oct. 6-
30-
1955
S
Inc. or
Dec,
...
1956
Inc. or
Dec.
"I*
$
1955
Inc. or
*
Dec. 1*
1954
S
1953
S
1
Seeend Federal Reserve District—New York—
flew
129.,938.146
126.727,73G
York—Albany
550.822,940
543, ,334.530
11,750.175
/Slmlra
12,,093,803
14,779,751
12,,471,722
New York
41.832.079 051
42,020 ,020.722
Rochester
150,029.703
154,,851.813
Jamestown
Syracuse
23.178.038
(11
104 .899.686
23,696.033
+
If. 7
142,621,410
125,155,571
+
6.8
3.035.904
3,054.535
11823, 446,953
*1*4
5.269,.493.372
4,937, 613,072
2.8
113,,462,382
106 202.383
+ 17.1
1.650, 602.632
(at
159 855,878
( a»
4—
43,361,142
cities)
—
43,553.103
4,130,993
4,475,237
+ 14.0
103,344.046
106.247,827
0.6
2.469,978
—
2,290,627
+ 18.5
125,,461.406
107, 152,940
3.514.493
3,308,282
+
6.2
2,187,242
2,295,940
0.4
413.024 ,601.102
391,858 912.279
+
5.4
11,637,399,251
11,209,061.600
+
3.8
10,781,540,037
3.1
1,489,.461,689
1,347 312,824
+
10.5
42,645.714
40,323,012
+
5.8
33.986,828
9,462,124,169
28,784.837
895 .586.508
—
—
789 ,331,796
+
13.5
29.244.403
21,244.819
+ 37.7
19,081,199
18,746,014
+
5.1
197 .336,232
173 134,991
+
14.0
—
3.6
1,036 ,622,997
971 ,269,368
+
6.7
32,495,578
253543,447
+
21.2
29,152^729
25,991^512
15.3
+
294 562.337
-—j" 8.2
2,778 .470.739
2,694 ,247,434
+
3.1
73,890,123
74,944,124
296,819.985
—.
35,795,748
—45.4
4,849,983
270,288,400
Jersey—Newark
New Jersey
Northern
Total
22 ,050,523
101,037.441
Connecticut—Stamford
New
87 .109,422
100.407.370
.
Otica
+10.5
2.5
15, 331.694
(a)
Blnghamton
Buffalo
—
321 .095,525
—
7.6
3.084 ,763,913
2,938 ,514,372
+
5.0
76.232,700
76,329,365
43,477.970.590
43,717,759.923
0.5
429,838,707,293
407,734,149,969
+
5.4
12,064,775,609
11,627,175,880
1.4
62,505.176
0.1
61,588.046
56,403.565
58,741,415
3.8
11,143,539,377
9,801,896,891
—13.3
2,160,732
0.8
1,596.546
1,786,542
4.9
1.341,397
2.116,481
—
—
+
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
_—
71, 401,861
67 247,908
9,271.490
Bethlehem
Chester
8.799,899
+
5.4
75, 803,995
68. 740,911
7,897,086
35,949.472
8,465,253
—
6.7
72.,448,477
74, 610,494
37,678,068
—
4.6
336, 148.751
323, 764,030
6,731.210
9,062,636
Vfnnaylvanla—Altoona
——
Harrlshurg
—
Lancaster
—
18,403,356
'
24.766,175
5,668,601
Philadelphia
Reading r,
_
5,886.374
4,848,000,000
Lebanon
+ 34.6
4.819.000.000
—25.7
—
—
173,,674.370
205, 428,846
+
7.0
17,104,754
8.8
161.,370,655
154, ,780.662
—11.8
265,,427,481
256 928,434
17,255,883
—17.0
144 ,176.908
144 ,788,685
33,866,397
—22.9
279 ,453,565
291 ,130,801
1,609.145
+ 60.8
14 .901,613
11 ,580,119
—12.5
5,440,831
Total (15 cities).
+
64,940,283
—
5,159,463,006
—
6,220,957
72.798.589
61,874,727
5,252,835,041
1,963.164
5.272,102
6,642,001
—20.6
4,883,339
4.718,426
1,165,000.000
+ 10.0
1.067,000,000
986,000,000
+
4.3
4,255.721
4,053.482
+
3.3
7.315.453
7.004 511
—
0.4
3,621,573
4,331 933
4.0
6,874,653
8,427,860
—18.4
—
55 ,594,553
,975,308
598 ,457,620
+ 13.1
18,465,205
18,565,387
5261,269,601
+ 23.2
21,119.464
12,999,245
7.0
1,354,261,048
1,233,537,871
1.8
50,919,497.564
47,600,778,446
5.0
3,238,271
2,780.526
+
4.4
6,025.988
5,960,117
3.112,223
2,921,716
7,689,197
7,507.016
13.063,267
2.2
54 ,386,840
4.7
+
—16.4
28.7
+
6481,102,015
1.6
1
—
+
11.7
28,732,054
73,933,900
—
1,281,000,000
—15.5
+
599,151
Hazleton
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
'*■
3.8
+
49, 455,782
2,586,800
New
2,217,253
44.772, 000,000
14.321,990
—
2,373,189
2.325,703
,225,725
25,335,889
15
1.923,010
2,354,001
2.9
47,890',000.000
—
.
1.657.173
10.3
1.4
—•
——.
+
Wllkes-Barre
6.2
+
3.4
26.117,077
Bcranton
+
—
—
+
0.5
13,490.292
+ 62.5
10,009,753
8,459,592
9.8
1,121,047,738
1,037,000.841
—
+
Fturth Federal Reserve District—'Cleveland—
Onto—Canton
51,931,645
—
—
Cleveland
50 509,620
+
2.8
Columbus
-
+ 12.7
10,350.409
5.4
8,418.728
7,694,945
7.8
279,291,348
259,461.176
+
7.6
228,401,731
219,415,736
+ 11.5
591,000,921
538,632,405
+
9.7
410,462,102
409.636,467
—116
46,083.600
41,916,400
460,347.858
408,431,390
1.8
10,802,916,649
10.024.095.661
+
4.0
21.472,956,926
19.255,708,005
0.2
2.102.608.400
1.950,277.800
7.8
55,131,900
+ 21.6
142,910,373
114.821,104
+• 24.5
69,545,781
60,634,045
+14-?
1,130,527,164
1,151 ,093.128
2,179,369,925
Cincinnati
2.269 235,634
227.979,000
228 ,524.000
15,103.059
13 ,409,401
7,642,534
8 ,575,506
—10.9
—
+
"*
Hamilton
-
Lorain
—
Mansfield
7.0
62,369,900J
+
4.4
12,789,056
13,198,911
—
53,680,931
55 ,797,047
3.8
525,468,859
483,658,915
+
8.6
13,899.794
12,222,181
——
35,649,085
35 ,338,535
+
0.9
356,378,662
308.141,527
Toledo
154.606,626
49,242.260
466,282.826
149 ,325,680
+
3.5
4 ,364,140
+
2.3
40,264,753
2.945,945
2 ,988,975
1.4
26,792.834
—
1,800,429,471
1,809 ,716,052
0.5
8rie
36,526,438
37 ,338,298
Oil City
26,407.008
23,154,648)
19,554,872
18 ,357,060
5,819,215,919
5,933,487.010
446,628,421
1,412,091,594
4,463.304
.—■—
--
frnntiylvania—Beaver County
Oreens^urg
Pittsburgh
JCentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
—
W«*3t
—
+ 15.7
—
Youngstown
Newark
52 ,922,186
10,940.754
——
Total (17 cities).
3.1
10,264,532
9,934,373
+ 13.7
9,480,325
11,602,059
+
8.7
349,746,825
336,288,776
+
7.8
1,062,857,843
1.036,488,756
—
9.2
1,292,950,334
+
38,690,789
+
25,680,383
+
4.3
17,359,049,563
15,585,064,684
+
11.4
2.2
339.616,117
320,598,023
+
5.9
23 ,421,463
+ 12.7
226,181.020
205,146.492
22 ,570,285
+
2.6
234.441.597
+
6.5
167,232,603
1.9
56,205,080,415
50,920,266,098
—
1
4.1
476,584,401
+ 10.3
246,513.761
—
4.9
153,224.764
+
9.1
+ 10.4
1,439,047.829
1,335,173,764
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwent
Richmond
——
eputh Carolina—Charleston
Frederick
of
155, 805,999
+
7.4
4,256,325
3,680,013
9.3
822, 133,000
774. 647,000
+
6.1
23,234,015
20,477,000
18,791.000
917.297,064
5.3
7,398, 529.671
7,039, ,920,188
+
5.1
212,672,551
221,782,724
203,302,624
17,353,000
185,450.046
32,564,569
167 317,706
3.2
31,558,861
301, 947,904
258 ,997.072
4.781.091
60,858,386
5.6
525, 368,186
509 ,506,089
+
7,495,404
2.9
13,583 ,776,566
12,601 ,450,516
+
7.8
Total (8 cities)
5,235,673
5,029,333
4.1
51 ,509,610
45 ,745,369
517,563.673
539,808,527
4.1
4,999 ,837,890
4,793 ,681,229
+
4.3
136,698,926
135,094,319
2,920,166,365
—
Columbia—Washington
5,903,518
5,593,452
1.1
302,762,553
338,36T, 471
+
1-2
117,16I~097
108,241,034
—
1.1
652,177,117
658,679,016
7,163,469
354,341,290
3.1
1,375,726,739
4,535,337
356,491,796
+16.G
57,441,227
1,336,147,022
—
Maryland—Baltimore
District
5.4
76,827,000
869,093,084
18.150,117
—
Columbia
17,220,374
83,971,000
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
3,024,326,284
3.4
27,850,420,533
26,179,753,462
+
6.4
735,373,783
743,394,139
—
—
+ 12.6
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
113,346,050
Nashville
Mobile
754. 857,072
+
57 ,797.581
769,099,701
Alabama—Birmingham
+
70,503,151
Tampa
28 151,845
25 ,834,736
827,593.841
Florida—Jacksonville
25,462,776
28,053,001
—
Macon
30 204,467
818 863,834
+
—
+
—
4.9
26,051,672
+
7.5
4,323, 857,524
+
9.2
121,544,957
109,411,278
+
11.1
93,041,990
90,887,900
13,699, 500,000
+
5.5
381,500,000
369,200,000
+
3.3
316,300,000
307,400,000
2.1
264,,283,097
262, 188,833
+
0.3
7,851,363
7,850,S37
+
0.1
6,783,726
7,051,164
9.6
239, 726,404
221, 113,880
+
8.4
8.6
255 573.671
236 052,309
+
8.3
6,554,029
6,361,958
+
3.0
6,103.004
5,021" 533
+ 16.8
191,082,611
159,917,809
+ 19.5
148,053,616
117,875,852
+T4.4
188,751,570
145,680,369
10,295,536]
9,142,551
9.6
8,408 812,726
7,201, 194,957
695, 406,455
522, 733,649
6.1
7,406, 527.506
6,782, ,836,603
54,227,934
53 ,948,060
24 900,668
28 ,672,512
x
27,590.000
27, 235.000
1
51,882,501
49 458,782
9,000,865
9 584.265
3,060,604
2 ,885,622
+
6.1
809,491,105
792 ,416,109
+
4,870.016,300
4(ls8lsslppl—Hattlesburg
4,891-,795,496
—
Meridian
Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
(16 cities).
Seventh Federal Reserve
Rapids_„—
12,332.888
3,118.395.000
43,523,957
Flint
39,424.652
83,355,397
Jackson
82.640.625
15.763,418
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
—
14,597,715
40.749,396
45,091,782
17,724,518
I
18,245,908
12,472,045
12,931,773
46,161,919
43.206,252
Bend
4.9
6.1
+
Oshkosh
97,183,930
335.475,926
35,688,957
200^224,320
13,801,236
13,342,718
+
3.4
+
5.7
+
—
488 318,553
482 ,937.817
+
1.1
78 ,926.008
72,,598,231
+
8.7
25
,277,555
24,.030,392
+
5.2
774,633
764,930
657,732
2.2
7.560 ,195.106
6.945, ,666,065
+
8.8
204,776.013
189,562,472
174,101.171
817,530
181,400,651
0.4
46.722,813,787
42,738,193,432
+
9.3
1,184,933,691
1,082,687,994
+
9.4
967,093,315
890,562,072
+
9.1
2,745,542
2,741,396
+
0.2
2,760,797
2,222,074
23.Tl8.957
20,275,006
15."96~2~308
15,164,589
9,888.278
10,148,312
6,979~234
7,535,581
1.3
109 467,588
100 ,327,346
9.4
28,550. 105,000
26,969 ,697,000
+ 10.4
380 356,437
384.,542,961
+
—
— -•—.
—
lies Moines
-
Bloux City
3.3
170, 988,569
164..777.719
+
3.8
108, ,147.777
106 ,056,372
+
2.0
397 .454,104
+ 19.0
2.9
3.6
761
694,,384,133
,685,080
+
6.8
+
0.3
3.8
:
3,133 ,581.678
369 .341.834
12,294,926
11,477.034
+
7.1
9,553~325
8,437,942
826 165,276
+
12.6
+
5.5
e87,109.000
79,530,000
+"<L5
70.397.006
76.~o6~8~666
10,007,112
473, 073.155
0.2
10,415,218
9,747,066
+
6.9
8,264,815
154 .415.389
148,,824,431
3.8
4,639,164
4,542,595
+
2.1
3.935,910
3,998.527
8.2
341 ,235.067
324. 989,641
5.0
0.1
5.118 ,319,564
4.G62,,298,797
9.8
132,81^750
125,120,935
+
6.1
99,013,636
93,483^773
—
506,224,973
6.192,897
11.051,984
1,645,605
3,036,246
5,112,171
25,014,305
191.525,217
186,739,832
59,782,035
—
—
-
9.6
—10.0
—
0.1
2.971 240,197
930 ,137,362
—
16,679,946
23,401,450
—
9.7
+
392, 004,459
36,299,197
1,634,457
Rapids
+
145, 775.935
9.6
39,673,201
5,873,282
Watertown
1.1
—
8.0
—
5.9
141,.166,946
0.9
+
—
+
—
392.
.089,269
+
—
33.323.960
10,371,081
Bheboygan
Manitowoc
229,038,946
17.7
215 ,578,000
505 995,285
.
Milwaukee
55,,336,390
9.0
.709,165
94 .776,036
7.3
15 .511,753
4.9
60 ,306.869
6.2
—
—
16 .267.335
5.2
—
376,,327,638
0.7
101
-
—40.6
32 ,468,097
36 .067.377
—10.0
13.5
261 ,710,162
227 .017,314
+ 15.3
7.999,040
6.487,849
2.6
1.757 598.657
1.648 ,679,372
6.6
47,702,564
46,238.722
6.0
553 .151.878
582,,655.737
5.1
14,891,973
16,830,577
+
+
+
+ 23.3
5.703,661
5,567,623
3.2
38.711.759
37,634,905
—11.5
16.037,106
14,258,630
+
3,452,107
.Illinois—Aurora
Bloomlngton
Chicago
-
63,597,084
3,641.961
5.2
31 .969,365
23,.499,152
+ 12.2
13,455,971
—
Ames
11,749,278
+
14.5
119 ,843,626
102 ,831.683
+16.5
8,376,669
6,459,422
+
29.7
68 352,195
65 ,650.289
+
4.1
1,821.664
4,309,509
1,531.423
1,702,693
0.7
42.542 ,743.793
39,091 .674,130
+
8.8
1,141.204.861
1.046.936,630
935,680,140
861,158,159
+ 14.2
260 ,904,325
240 ,236,827
+
8.6
10.569,260
8.345,778
6.377.451
8,275,073
13,707,037
—4.373,055,854
4,410.480.278
Decatur
34,982,331
30,628,364
Peoria
60,270,686
63,175.301
-
Rock ford
—
(■Springfield
sterling
—
-
—
(31 cities)
.
—
—
—
—
16,685,751
16,421,352
13.558.674
12,769,162
9,393.261
7.739.642
7,545,396
8.203.322
7,483,507
5.621.100
5,757.047
7.5
1,544,870.432
1,426,580,629
+
8.3
1,247,327,981
1,171,464,161
+
3.6
385.000.000
332,600.000
+
0.6
334,700.000
346,100.000
+
10.8
+
1.8
4.6
590 .301,902
556 ,889,997
+
6.0
45,053.188
41.229,346
+
9.3
402 ,142.429
376 670,773
+
6.8
27,494,703
26,344,619
+
4.4
242 .676,288
220 .601,608
+ 10.0
2.593.344
2,582,326
+
0.4
24 ,822.457
24 ,545.931
+
1-1
8,981,073,364
9.314,048,541
3.6
88.205,608,437
82.027,986,199
+
13,665.927,616
136,896,816
26,573.234
*
Total
249 397,000
9.2
+
0.1
15,080,210
—
Haute
Wisconsin—Madison—
flowa—Cedar
1.3
+
—
~
97,446.772
322.696.435
Indianapolis
Gouth
454 .415,468
232 ,784,192
33.0
s
12,497,474
2,824.235,000
Detroit
Sadlana—Fort Wayne
Gary
535 001,676
232, 592,370
+
District—Chicage—
•Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
0.5
—13.2
+
28.009,853
'
Jackson
Total
1.U3, 079,974
+ 22.0
—
25,284,022
+
4,723, 095.686
14,446, 600,000
—
Montgomery
23,004,970
1.060, 705,507
2.2
4.3
—12.2
470 ,797,277
1,612 000,000
30,838,605
Augusta
Columbus
Terre
129 088,334
481.365,498
1,543,600,000
xveorgla—Atlanta
—
—
.
£lfNth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
Cape Girardeau
independence
AC&ntuck y—Louisville
1,493.497,681
—.
—
1,656.594.413
17,482,060
15,790.813
2,843,748
3,018,947
Total
(7
cities.)
808,837,498
580,562.236
2,684.177
2,827,728
11,359,780
—
788,822,347
589,885,926
-
u:uue«!>ce—Aieiiipiiia—
•Wlnols—Jacksonville
11.334,209
2,906.575,719
3,079,015,844
9.8
14,159,138,433
+ 10.7
151,708,622
5.8
27,061.976
—
—
—
+
—
—
—
,
7.445,047,182
7,020,453,475
+
6.0
198.999,795
187.959,229
158.815,546
152,001.424
4,950,168,379
4,597.558,637
+
7.7
170.049,338
151.719,207
159.456.228
127,907.939
23,863,595
23,191.738
+
2.9
0.2
104,537,412
101.420,159
+
3.1
3,40T 032
3,071,296
2.605.130
3,001,023
5.G
2G.861,525,599
25,572,021,675
+
50
757,453.165
725,349,732
655,576,904
629,010,391
2.5
1.6
5.1
~
Number 5577... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
184
Volume
(1623)
of September
1956
-Jan. 1 to Sept.
1955
$
Clearings at—
$
*
Inc. or
Dec.
1956
%
—Week Ended Oct. 6-
30——
1955
$
$
V
47
Inc. or
-
Inc.
1955
1956
Dec. %
1954
or
Dec. %
$
$
1953
$
$
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
43.888,590
40,757,635
1,594,619,521
1,713,289,910
11,074,451
9,215,210
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
Rochester
640,681,536
647.702,527
3,787,963
4,058,759
1,880,165
1,490.659
41,227,697
Paul
Bt.
41,227,607
Winona
Falls
Fergus
Worth
—
Dakota—Fargo.
Forks—
Grand
6,563,000
8.263,935
20,431,411
27,892.003
Total
5,134,451,597
+
6.1
38,760,407
36,971,144
+
13,737,969
+
24.2
7,693,125
7,856,757
3.7
344,796,498
325,200,519
+~2~6
124,"492~09l
115,678~354
+
7.3
8,~148~fiiS
147,315^575
6.9
0.1
346,564.691
322,995,453
52,969,000
47,609,000
62,922,300
56,022,273
10,903435
9^931~485
+~
SL8
8^926~777
4,~8~9~8~229
4,683~526
+"~4~6
4,983~322
+ 11.3
6.2
+ 12.3
—
4.9
170,215.859
165,114,757
—15.4
287.426,167
290,416,952
7.9
33,181,347
33,116,688
—
—
5.8
—
243,239,373
—10.5
171,999,386
483,871,223
+
2,279,765
2,398,810
2,649,535,942
.
5.0
16,766,550
16,347,409
+
602,524,911
582,939,609
0.3
7^312~268
—1L9
7,568,875
15,~27l"726
14,643~834
12,980,905
22,248,124,315
20,994,330,183
+
6.0
3.4
512,847,915
479,427,761
+
5,842,378
2.6
5.2
—
7,594~637
1.1
*
3.0
—
13,448~141
6.5
+
489,264,908
—
3,72 0~ 805
1.0
0.2
+
167,018,269
—11.1
3.1
+
—
228,424,543
24,468,254
59,726,057
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
+
.+
4.8
14,684,025
2,511,346,040
(16 cities)—.
8,913,638
389,254,784
'
151,"138*563
5,445,736.118
21.911,185
Lewistown
403,467,970
1.1
53,092,082
Falls
Great
Helena
11,074,236
6.1
+
+ 14.6
3,772,228
29,609,753
Montana—Billings
+ 15.6
+ 13.4
6.7
+
35,795,020
3,473,947
84,460,251
+ 26.1
21.485,002
30,278,789
Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Huron
320,503,903
13,587,875,067
95,811,094
—
8.811,511
South
370,629,576
14,413,347.199
—
5,727,000
Mlnot
7.7
6.9
+ 20.2
+
—
+
City—
'
4.969.934
5,045,680
38,629,800
40,250.838
595,628,792
653.985,022
Nebraska—Fremont
1.5
—
39.311,658
—
Omaha
874,322
Kansas—Manhattan-
5.726,135,286
5,727,644.426
—19.2
3,528,751
2,852,363
360.244,395
8.9
—
374,314.164
816,945
841,818
800,193
10,660.951
10,057,458
9,320,707
9,165,878
0.1
151,126,082
154,155,568
152,778,065
149,059,245
+ 13.4
13.387,290
12,331,961
3.6
1,061,936,061
1,020,558,808
4.1
26,251,688
24,512,269
5.8
50,460,519
43,635,830
15,313,418,792
5;097,025
1,667,896,356
51,888,242
50,310.397
2,117,762
+
269.720,654
254,640.809
+
5.9
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
fit,
Joseph
Carthage
"
"
■
.
_
_
Oklahoma—Tulsa
—
—
+
14,993,776,767
+
2.1
401,897,827
470,605,483
+
0.4
13,879,109
+
2,345,869,468
+
+
5.4
6,698,341
0.7
248,161,555
235,552,001
+
1.9
6,954,801,046
6,302,656,250
(a)
'
■
2.1
—
5.4
355,823"989
333,231,831
+ 12.5
6,660,403
+
(a)
3,617,867,368
19,761,303
11,421,060
13,002,580
0.6
5,733,840
4,065,610
+
8.3
26,432,222
3,541,921,614
Total (14 cities)
9,355,888
22,239,730
4.8
753,830,439
Pueblo
10,329,907
7.1
12,336,627
18,181,391
V,,
26.627,339
—
8.6
+
381,425,534
472,654,074
2,539,705,693
••••
3.1
+ 11.0
767,935,384
Springs
Denver
+
+ 15.6
19,052,298
2.6
—
(a)
Colorado—Colorado
3.1
—11.4
109,111,582
_
+
17,342,874
384,089.013
2,351,573
_
30,564,564
15,363,249
1,625,171,610
_
31.523,910
435,596,448
5,390.238
_
—
0.1
1,632,280
43,988,205
105,138 118
Topeka
+
+ ~2. 6
1,675,160
43,942.407
Parsons
813,026
1.350,649
3.9
t
—
4.0
—
1,146,157
1,394,532
—23.3
51,262.428
'
Hastings
Lincoln
33,282,434,753
■
+
+ 10.3
(a)
626,126,259
603,691,347
(a)
32,001,983,698
+
4.0
419,306,505
3,248~854
(a)
(a)
3.7
+
542,504,413
569,635,273...
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas43,200,508
47,604,480
22,887.037
25,068.165
1,723,275.399
1,782,799,317
Texas—Austin
Beaumont
—
Dallas
El
180.258,683
3.3
218,852,935
210.268,608
+
16,789,841,152
16,041,351,441
+
4.7
2.2
1,725,928,777
1,660,366,836
+
1.499,389,338
1,373,487,081
+
10,659,259
9.2
4.8
8,952,370
7,629,925
+
1.9
343,544,738
333,485,720
+
16.4
30,775,405
+ 16.1
11,193,774
417,071,517
4.0
6.5
—
425,043,838
6,335,400
—
4.1
3.3
—
433,040,623
'
■
'
184,306,024
163.827,269
Paso
Ft. Worth
+
8.7
9.3
—
153.839,957
—
+
_/,
.
——
"
33,915,582
39,490,134
.
39,139,413
~
28,833,000
1,632.176,418
8.051,805
8,316,979
27,531.040
28,399,777
9,099,354
9,439,438
66,397,637
69,615,754
3,875,885,482
3,970,399,309
Arthur
Fort
Wichita
Falls
7,402,000
8,591,000
+ 17.2
33,804,000
1.597.552.750
Galveston
Houston
300,178.000
269,027,000
+
11.6
2.1
15.378,735,675
14,183,220,233
+
8.4
3.2
73,736.407
72,741,793
+
1.4
3.1
284,110,912
255,782,848
+ 11.1
3.6
79.082.582
68,798.428
+ 14.9
642,879,884
593,498,735
+
8.3
19,622,906
14,974,040
37,425,776,285
35,147,849,508
+
6.5
509,848,302
491,335,205
3.7
194,027,216
181,735,286
8.8
5,904,529
6,871,051
189,811,944
179,612,754
85,459,104
84.974,986
31,~170~450
15,202,344
7.3
672,424,783
633,229,822
—
—
—
:''
..._■'
•
.
,
5.0
—
6,778,292
6,441,165
6,682,000
■
.
—
-
.•—„
6,493,549
5,111,298
'
■
Texarkana
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(11
cities).
—
4.6
—
.
2.4
—
——
13,692,541
11,168,057
+
3.8
409,844,003
393,216,414
+
+ 31.0
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
8,022,188
8,139,324
1.4
66,010,394
70 ,414,834
798,221,147
818,953,526
2.5
7,295,732,324
7,038 .122,335
24,100,300
26,773,653
10.0
202,584,134
222 080,441
40,966,472
+ 10.1
379,802,204
346 ,995,333
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
45,115,059
—;
2.8
143,907,000
119 ,524,300
+
+
4.3
7,416,862,017
6,849 ,128,125
+
23,159,032
+
8.9
199,335.277
176 282,864
10.1
3,337.135,330
3.367 900,473
+ 17.9
1,681,637,234
1,447 062,179
5.8
427,087,702
408 298,068
382,412,778
343, <60,618
City
144,279,598
Arizona-Phoenix
Berkeley
Long Beach
—
Riverside
-
San
Francisco
San
Jose
Santa
—
:
—
Barbara
Stockton
Total
—
(19 cities)
Grand
Outside
(179
Total
New
358 329,409
957, 971,968
+ 10.3
247.745,499
245, 381,056
+
6.9
678,220,405
632, 559,108
+
7.2
+
8.3
188,953,705
157 286.061
the
to
requirement
24,951,490,993
23,247, 053,262
—
52,524,593
'
•
'
.
of
+
'
o
peso—
+ 12.8
27,604,070
+ 14.7
7,669,926
8.1
459,266,886
+
6.4
12,871,782
50,305,537,540
47,138,618,747
+
6.7
1,242,146,148
1,175,516,193
^01,533,122,736
847,184,249,497
+
6.4
22,953,939,579
21,824,967,204
2.3
4)38,508,521,634
455,325,337,218
+
7.3
11,316.540,328
10,615,905,604
—
5,
FEDERAL
1956
Buying
12.1
6,032,778
—11.1
12,003,380
11,967,531
5.7
1,018,567,120
932,146,671
+
5.2
21,104,990,462
18,224,308,745
+
6.6
9,323,450,425
8,762,184,577
+
+
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1930
of weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the week
ended Oct. 3:
Decreases of $459 million in demand de¬
(Value in United States Money)
posits adjusted and $388 million in United States Gov¬
ernment
deposits, and increases of $437 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks and $423
million in borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks.
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
BANK
RESERVE
TO OCTOBER
11,
TO
1956
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
Rjate for Cable Transfers in New York
$
Monday
Tuesday
Oct. 8
Oct. 9
S
$
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
'
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
$
S
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0317193*
0320496*
.0319829*
.0319496*
2.217795
pound
2.219123
.0385802*
—
.0385802*
.0200775
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
_
22,399,083
+ 13.5
14,474,662
0.6
+
24,325,434
6,840,300
431, 574,748
.0555555*
dollar
473,992,302
16,925,413
5,116,175
8^2, 145,056
.0318333*
schilling
Canada,
548,371,414
240 509,127
buying rate for cable transfers on the different
record for the week just passed.
Oct. 5
.
-
Austria,
13,976,111
6.2
927,344,325
—
Section 522
BY
Noon
Official
Free
Australia,
21,342,893
13,718,822
275,826,377
+
52,112,601,784
Friday
Argentina,
23,386,444
—10.3
5.6
94,132,622,506
CERTIFIED
Unit
Monetary
•
+ 13.8
16,951,089
+ 15.8
+
1
25,894,117
OCTOBER
•
26,500,815
1.5
102,189,522
We give below a
RATES
EXCHANGE
and
78,~157~373
+ 20.1
1.9
5,461,997,712
countries of the world.
Country
155,397,906
75,363~929
1.0
.—
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
FOREIGN
157,128,556
0.6
3.3
369,999,061
1,056.596,673
4.5
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant
5.7
+
operations discontinued.
(a) Clearings
•Estimated,
+
3.2
2.9
70.072,508
I
+
4.6
+
16,674,754
50,894,225,176
York
+
+
2,684,527,998
92,726,304.227
cities)
149,767,637
5,503,329
+ 16.2
38.139,050
31,289,052
5.431,578,754
Pasadena
8.3
0.9
+
29,887,742
65,255,630
18,066,155
2,632,889,082
107,912,815
29,998,933
56,773,207
I
Modesto
—
104,252,119
^7,238,329
6,349,313
+ 13.1
41,642,304
44,040,903
39,351,942
California—Bakersfield
153,813,401
20.4
16,698,000
833,409,312
Utah—Ogden
6.8
—14.1
9.5
25,'210,849
.
Lake
+
16,232,000
Portland
Salt
+
869,445,741
Oregon—Eugene.
6.3
—
—
.020075C
2.220119
.0335802*
0200725
2.218625
2.213239
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0200712
.0200625 ~~
.323900
.323733
.323833
.323966
.323933
1.025312
_
1.025111
1.026138
1.026763
.208866
.208366
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285546
.00285500
.00285500
.00285500
.238440*
238440*
.238440%
.238440*
.238450*
industrial loans
increased $125 mil¬
were
another press
release.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying securities decreased
"Other" loans increased $36 million.
Holdings of Treasury
$89 million.
bills and of Treasury certifi¬
.00285500
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
and
reporting member banks; the principal in¬
$89 million in New York City, $18 million
in the San Francisco District, and
$16 million in the
Dallas District. Changes according to industry appear in
all
at
creases
.208833
.208833
.00435401*
France
the
of
Commercial
lion
1.025937
[
condition statement
The
banks
Ceylon,
.208700
rupee
_
Finland, markka
(Metropolitan), franc
_
Ireland,
Mexico,
_
_
.208500
of
2.784375
.261400
.261400
2.757425
2.758663
2.757631
2.756806
pound
pound sterling
'Nominal.
.140080*
.14C08G*
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
193330*
indebtedness
of
million,
respectively.
creased
$21
million.
decreased
$119
Holdings of
Holdings
of
million
$17
and
Treasury
notes in¬
.233350
.233350
2.772934
2.774595
2.775840
2.774802
2.773972
2.783214
2.785000
2.786250
2.785267
2.784375
increased
crease
$26 million; the principal
"other"
securities
in¬
change
of $38
was an
million in the San Francisco District.
'
.193330*
.223350
.233350
.
cates
.261375
.193330*
Africa,
Kingdom,
.0800560
.261380
.496765*
peso
franc
South
.0800560
.140080*
-
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
krona
Union
.208600
2.785208
.0800560
2.755775
pound
Sweden,
United
.208650
2.786250
.0800560
.261300
guilder
krone
Switzerland,
.208610
2.785000
.0800560
Zealand,
Norway,
.208550
2.783125
pound
peso
Netherlands,
New
_
.233350
Demand
the
deposits adjusted
Chicago District, $83
decreased $182 million in
million in the San Francisco
District, $6fl%million in New York
Kansas
City
City, $48 million in the
District, and by smaller amounts in all but
two of the other
districts.
Borrowings from
other than Federal Reserve Banks
48
The
(1624)
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Northam
Increase
Decrease
Oct. 3,
1956*
investments
and
85,655
adjusted t__
adjusted
Commercial
loans—
Agricultui al
brokers
to
Loans
loans
and
dealers
for
69
+
6,157
125
+
4,839
478
S.
10,371
securities—total
Government
Treasury
of
certificates
indebtedness-
U.
bonds..
S.
securities
Loans
to
13,627
Cash
vault.
in
927
+
+
*
deposits except U. S.
U.
Government
368
633
Greenfield
117
Guarantee
+
10,980
.—-
+
1,560
902
others—-L—————
666
t Exclusive
of
loans
to
banks
individual loan items
reserves;
♦Preliminary
(San
are
Francisco
30
+
+
354
263
+
—
+
after
deduction
134
of
Co.
of
Inc.
Oil
Stock
District).
Insurance
10-27
10-17
9-28
9-28
9-14
Jersey Central
11-
1
10-13
Journal
12-
6
Alabastine
&
(quar.)
Canada,
of
—
12-
6
10-15
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Hag an Corp. (quar.);
Hagerstown Gas Co.
11-
1
10-15
Class
t30c
12-
1
11-
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
2nd
(In thousands)
preferred
Hamilton
Oct. 3,
Oct. 12,
1956
1956
1955
$20,373,394
$20,348,393
$20,163,351
6%
850,107
853,450
836,801
Hart,
Schaffner
H-D
Hancock
Oil
B
R.
notes..
Hartford
F.
R.
gold
certificate
notes
Other
of
other
cash
$21,223,501
$21,201,843
349,275
223,018
Discounts
341,287
363,102
332,250
579,061
975,448
882,088
Havana
915
and
Hat
926
672
18,951
17,951
18.207
loans
advances
City
Held
U.
under
8.
5%
:
outright
repurchase
Government
Bought
—
agreement
V
...
&
Bills
944,970
764,270
10,932,699
Certificates
10,932,699
Notes
9,153,913
9,153,913
2,801,750
Hecht
17,399,536
2,801,750
Bonds
2,801,750
Total
Held
Co.,
3%%
bought
outright
$23,833,332 $23,652,632 $23,873,008
repurchase agreement
32,000
82,000
119,900
under
U.
loans
s.
Gov't,
securities
$23,865,332
$23,734,632
Due
from
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
securities..
cash
$24,728,957 $24,894,286
22
Items...
4,421,989
22
22
4,654,041
4,454,774
71,041
70,930
59,361
295,078
premises
Other
$24,464,259
banks
284,292
L___
assets
141,988
.
33/4%
assets
—$51,131,939
...
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Member
S.
bank
$26,631,875 $26,547,394 $26,262,502
18,588,492
account
Total
deposits
paid
Surplus
(Section
Other
items...
385,284
193,014
662,433
,3,561,662
'
dividends
Hines
class
capital
19,644
(R.)
$298,367
693,612
660 901
27,543
27,543
'
;___
263,338
accounts
$51,131,939
27 543
certificate
and
F.
R.
205^750
253,520
47,951
28,254
2.402
2 4lfi
9 ma
5%
Hoover
Ball
Holder's
_
Redemption Galls
45.97,,
Horn
$52
&
plus
ing
tenders, and the
the
current
Sinking Fund
page
l
TENDERS
Company and Issue—
S°rt^°"cesSion1C?rpS2.50 cumulative
Co.
SOUGHT
4'A%
Koehring
10-
1
10-25
10-
2
11-
10-22
$$1.50
1
45c
10-31
Hotel
(N.
Y.)
Co.
10-31
10-15
11-15
Lambert
ii-
10-15
1
10
15
10-
4%
preferred
4.40%
10-
3
11-
9
11-
1
10-
1
18c
10-26
——
——
$6
Issue-
stock
Page
Oct. 22
Oct.
15
Chemical
5%
s.
1
12-
11-
1
10-10
1
10-15
5#
preferred
Hydraulic Press
Stock
Lee
Leece-Neville
10-15
9-29
10-15
9-29
10-15
9-29
10-15
9-29
Hydrometals,
Inc.
10-15
10-
11-13
Stock
Leeds
$20c
10-15
9-15
10-15
10-15
1
preferred
A
2%
__,
r_
.
11-
E
Brick
Co.
$1
11-
—_
Illinois
Power
Co.,
57'/2C
4V27c
common
9-15
11-
1
Lincoln
10-15
$3.50
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-1Q
1
10-10
1
10-10
1
10
preferred
(quar.)
52
11-
1
10-10
Class
53'/4c
11-
1
10-10
preferred
(quar.)
55 V4c
11-
1
(quar.)
583/4c
11-
1
10-10
13C
10-15
10-15
6 (2 %
Silica
6%
(quar.)
Bell,
inc.
Institutional
Ort
Sct
"
cr'
is
15
1226
1342
1969
Nov.
1
1475
—
plus
12-10
1211-
1
12-
1
11-
1
1-2-57
12-
3
$1
$15c
preferred
10-30
16c
Income
class A
(quar.)
$5
pfd.
Fund
<8c
from
10-
(quar.)
10-15
9-17
62y2c
10-15
9-28
65c
11-
1
10-17
$1.12 '/2
11-
1
10-17
10-15
11-
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-15
$1.25
12-12
XZ-
12-20
11-23
12-20
11-23
10-15
10-25
3%
1J-25
10-
10c
13-25
10
quar.)
31 y4c
(quar.)
3
8
t0-15
10-
11-
10-19
1
(Greenville,
S.
1
12-14
10-31
9-30
11
15
25c
12-31
12-21
50%
10-31
10-
(Tenn.)
]
15c
10-31
lO-'O
50c
11-
1
10-15
87»/2c
11-
1
10-15
60c
12-
1
li-
50c
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
Co.—
(quar.)
.
50c
3-9-57
2-18
$1.10
1-10-57
11-10
$1 10
3-9-57
11-
10C
10-15
10-
12-
1
11-15
1-2-57
12-21
$1
1
10-15
1
17'/2C
11-
1
10-19
SI.24
11-
1
10-15
$1.04
11-
1
10-15
$1.11
11-
1
10-15
$3.50
—
Milling
11-
1
10-26
Co.—
(s-a).
——:
Co.
2-18
25c
11 %c
&
1-16
(quar.)
common
55c
(quar.)
10-15
9-28
$25c
(quar.)
10-15
31 %c
;
Ltd.
10-15
9-14
15c
11-15
25c
9-28
11-
1
11-15
10.31
"1
11 -15
10-31
7 Vac
11-15
10-26
3%
11-15
10-26
2oC
:
dividend
Gas
Co.
(quar.)—
10-25
1J-15
11-
10-15
\
R A
6%
1
9-24
C.)—
(quar.)
•
11-
$15c
Electric,
pfd. $25 par (quar.)
Steel
1210-
$1.12'/2
(quar.).—
M.)
10-15
25c
(quar.)
(Walter
1 j-10
1
25c
( juar.).
G«s
10-10
lj-25
4UC
Railroad
preferred
5
5
10
30c
common
Rice
10-
11-
96%
(quar.)
1M0.)
10-25
31'/4C
pfd.
iquar. i
State
X
10-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
29
9-29
10-30
i
(initial
Lynch Carri°r System (quar.)
.
9
9
10-31
:
Holdings, Ltd., 57* partic. pfd. (quar.)
MacAndrews
in¬
18c
(quar.)
10-15
'
:
2
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
M
secu¬
10c from investment
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
1
10-31
1
(Richmond, Va.)
Extra
10-15
10-11
10-
11-
$15c
(quar.>
(ryar.)
Stock
11-
1
$15c
i
Lynchburg
22c
12-
1
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Lukens
invest¬
from security profits)
v
(quar.)
Lucky Stores,
Ltd.—
(6c from
$10c
15c
3.85%
preferred
57*
1
1
12-14
10-
30c
preferred
7%
12-14
12-31
45c
Co.,
4.16%
10-15
12-
$3
come)
4(4%
1
12-31
$25c
4.44%
2
16c
!
Insurance Co. of North America
Interchemical
8
9-21
10-
50c
:
(quar.)
(s-a)
Ltd.,
(quar.)__
Joint Pipe Co., 8% preferred
(quar.)__
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96% pfd. (quar.)
Learner
com.
Institutional Shares,
&
10-
12-28
10-15
593/«c
___,
A
Louisvill"
!
_.
preferred
11-30
11-
9-28
35c
(quar.)__
Finance
Louisiana
3iy4c
(accum.)
Co.,
A
Lock
Corp.
preferred
Ingram
Page
«4 30
Local
10-10
preferred
$4.30
:
10
4.70%
4%
"
8
$15c
—
com.
Ltd.,
Insurance
Preferred
37'/2c
1 -10-57
(quar.)
(quar.)
original capital (quar.)
orieinal capital
(quar.)
Corp., common
1
11-
(interim)
10-15
10-
1
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
11-
Industrial
10-20
10-20
1
10-18
25%
com.
Co.
.11-
preferred
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
51c
$1.25
11-
11-
(quar.)
Sons Co.,
Miami
65c
Ltd.
11-15
7MiC
—-
Ltd.
Belt
51c
industries
10-15
13 %c
'
Printing,
(quar.)
Chemical
11-15
11-
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Tire
Life Insurance
1
10-15
1
Fund
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (increased)
Indian Head Mills, Inc. (Mass.) —
10-18
11-3 J
$3
Life & Casualty Insurance
Stock dividend
(quar.)——___________
Incorporated Income
10-25
1
11-30
$1.75
——.
Bakeries,
10-19
1
preferred
(quar.)
9
11-
1
»
(quar.)
Bros.,
Liberty Life
preferred
•
11-
55c
25c
preferred
Co
Co.
Lewis
4.C8%
(quar.)___'
10-11
Inc.
preferred
4.08 %
Imperial
(quar.).
Ltd
Corporation
Le.lie Sait
9-15
30c
—
10-
10-18
2%
(s-a).
Stores,
Liuie
(quar.)
preferred
A
Lehigh Portland Cement
Circuit
Breaker,
preferred (quar.)
12-20
10-15
$15c
class
10-22
1
11-22
$1.25
(quar;)
B
12-30
c
25c
Quarterly
preferred
(quar.)
9-29
5c
dividend
Link
T
preferred
Mines,
&
(James)
Lerner
12-28
11-
10-15
4%
_____
&
Lehman
25c
9-29
20c
Northrop, new com.
o'/o preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B
(quar. 1
10-22
fl.25
(stock
5?*
Rubber
Lees
(quar.)
div.)
10-15
$2.50
dividend
10-20
Co.
9-29
12'/2c
10-12
$40c
(quar.)
Brick
8
10-15
62 y2
Quarterly
10-20
1
11-
<s-a)
4-
20c
,
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
1
25c
pfd.
8
4-15-57
51c
dividend)
...
Investment
1
30c
,
5%
8
1-
25c
quar.)_
Acceptance,
11-
quar.)
9-29
10-
1-15-57
80c
2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
114
$1
(quar.)
(initial
10-15
10-15
25c
(quar.)
Industries
$1
$10c
preferred
common
10-fl
25c
Ishpeming RR. Co.
preferred
Lawrence
7
11-
lie
rity profits and
Sue
sinking fund debentures, series
B, due
5%
5'/4%
1
12-15
10-20
31!/4C
Class
10-17
12-20
933/4C
Class B
New
&
H.),
10c
Bay Co. (interim payment of 4%
trading and 1(4% from land sales)
Hughes-Owens Co., class A (quar.)
ment
debentures due 1970
debentures
966
Equipment Lessors. Inc.—
10-20
11-
30c
from
1474
Corp.—
f.
10-31
Hudson's
,1123
REDEMPTIONS
Date
subordinated
25c
.
9-28
10-
University—
United
Laurentide
:
(Prom investment
(quar.)
10-15
10-15
1-2-57
22'/2C
v
Inc.
preferred
$1.80
40c
(quar.)
Inc.
11-15
Sessions
(M.
Lanston
11-
50c
£7>/2c
(quar.
convertible
Langendorf
for
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
4.75#
Lamston
10-11
50c
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
B
Lamson
4
10-15
(quar.)
11-15
Stores—
(Alfred),
Class
10-31
11-10
25c
(quar.)
1
12 %c
Quarterly
Superior
Lake
1
5%
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.
Household Finance, com. (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)—
12-
(quar.)
(initial
Locks,
10-25
(quar.)—
11-15
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extension
10-
(quar.)—_—_—
1
Co.
Salle
11-15
_—_
1
(quar.)
(stock
La
1
10-15
dividend)
1
12-
,
3Qc
$1
11-15
1212-
$1
______
Supply Co.,
Stores
11-15
9-28
11-
30c
Syracuse (N. Y.) common
preferred C (quar.)
4%
&
Co.
9-28
1
$1.05
(quar.)
Corp.
10-15
12-
$1.12 y2
Kuhlman Electric, 5'/2c preferred A
Kuner-Empson Co
common (quar.)
53'/BC
(extra)
9-28
20c
Kroger Co., 7'/* 2nd
Kropp Forge Co
10-10
$1.25
9-21
10-15
;
J
Lamaque Gold
Houston
10-18
1
10c
■
;
preferred
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
10-10
93 %c
$6'/4C
Co
ill-
10-15
;
common
25c
Hardart
Extra
8% ^ld debentures
preferred
PARTIAL
Cortland
Kobacker
5
(quar.)___
Institutional Growth Fund
Inc.
5
10-
10-31
called
10-10
$1.08%
preferred
Department
25c
Bearing
Ingersoll-Rand
Date
<fc
10-
10-15
15c
4.42%
bonds, notes,
redemption,
number gives the location in
(except where indicated) in which
the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
Potash
10-15
25c
(quar.)
(Joseph)
4.26%
volume
convertible
25c
45 2%
sinking fund provisions.
redemption or last date for mak¬
-The date indicates the
*
New
15c
issue
9-28
n-1
Ry.
Co.
Kwikset
this
3-15
10-15
$20c
—
Oil
4.20%
and
Below will be found a
list of corporate
preferred and common stock
called for
inciudmg those called under
3s8
Klein
5
(quar.)
(entire
4-1-57
Light
common
Stone
Pipe
5
30c
Co.
A
12-14
933/4C
Corp.
Inc.,
Keystone
10-
—
10-15
12-14
1-2-57
10c
&
3%%
King-Seeley
10-
(quar.)
A
at
Inc.
&
Home
4%
45 47,
Notices
Ben-Hur Products,
9-29
Year-end
4.60%
American
10-17
.
R.)
S-3
10-15
(quar.)
Illinois
Company and
1
(stock div.)_____
Co.
pfd.
redemption
I
&,
11-
10-15
:—_
class
Co.
Hygrade Foods,
liabili-
combined
Leath
56'/4c
37 y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Optional
5
Corp.
Lumber
Co.,
Insurance
6.40%
reserves
note
_
10-
(quar.)________—
Water Power
(Henry)
Home
$51,652,462 $51,105,851
53(092
commitments
gold
10-15
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
spondents
deposit
&
1
10-15
—
1
1-2-57
15c
_
25c
___
11-
2
J
(quar,).
preferred
Series
50c
income)
$319,607
693,612
13b)
liabilities & capital
of
17,937
$319,870
_____
71
liability on acceptances
purchased from
foreign corre-
to
$20,111,944 $20,196,234
3,680,905
3,434,910
19,885
accounts
loan
10-15
SI.25
2iy»c
(quar.)__—
Hudson Fund,
Contingent
Industrial
11-
_____—___
;
10-12
$1
A
Southern
(J.
■—_
(initial quar.)—
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
new
(Edward)
Hoe
$49,827,576 $50,358,180 $49,913,290
in
(Section
Total
377,786
ACCOUNTS—
Capital
Surplus
502 443
$19,614,154
cash
liabilities
CAPITAL
546,699
303,217
availability
Total
tles
18,646,074
296,992
____
Other liabilities & accrued
Ratio
18,989,445
425,453
Other
Deferred
10-26
City
——_
j.
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Keystone Custodian Funds, Series B-2____.
Products—
Chocolate
Ind.)
reserves...
Treasurer—general
Foreign
11-23
____——__;—
preferred series A
Holyoke
■-
notes.....
DepositsU.
—
10-12
11-
_~
Co.—
preferred
non-cumulative
Kingwood
(quar.)__________
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper
Co.
Kennedy's
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. (Ft. Wayne,
*
Reserve
$51,652,462 $51,105,851
—
(quar.)
1
4c
(Ottawa)
Power
Kellogg Co.,
2
10-10
Higbie Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Hilo Electric Light, common
Holt
Total
(quar.)
—
(quar.) —____;
Powder
4(4%
$23,992,908
Higbee
and
pfd.
(quar.)
common
Common
HercUles
Kearney
2
10-
72c
(quar.)——
C
preferred
Hershey
Total
Total
4'/a%
Co., 6%
pfd.
Ltd.—
B
preferred
Hendershot
5
10-
10-31
10-6
—
Industries (quar.)——
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd
2,520,076
11-
10-31
47*
5
10-31
Hayes
1,151,646
.
11-15
10-15
Co.,
preferred D
preferred- E
5%
10-
1
insur¬
of America,
Electric
Hay dock Fund
Kansas
10-15
10-20
(quar.).——
&
11-
11-
15c
i,
Light
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar )
3.807* preferred <quar.)_
11-
40c
Inspection
10-17
1
.
20c
4%
5
Kentucky
——___
10-17
1
12-
$1.06
4.507*
8
10-15
11-
$1.50
(quar.).
Light
Boiler
preferred
5%
411
securities—
outright-
Marx
Lithograph
4>4%
10-
1
11-15
62 V2C
(s-a)
1
11-
$1.09
preferred»(quar.)
3c
—.—______—
11-20
11-
^
preferred
3c
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
Hawaiian
Acceptances—
&
Steam
Co.
ance
10-22
11-
Refractories,
Electric
Hartford
$21,000,152
314,762
reserves
Eanks
<
Industrial
Bought
5%
11-20
1
45c
;
4.357c
1
75C
(quar.)
1
12-
25c
(quar.)_
60c
._;
Co.,
9-15
12-
37%c
(quur.l
(quar.).
Co.,
25c
—
H-C7
A.
Harbison-Walker
Redemption fund for F.
Total
Series
preferred
Series
IIV2C
$$1.25
(quar.)
Funds
Oct. 10,
ASSETS—
—
Cotton
10-15
1
9-15
Island—
;
Aircraft,
Kansas
25C
(quar.)———._
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Halle
Bros., common
(quar.)
$2.40 convertible preferred (quar.)
Hamilton
9-27
11-
3c
Fund, Inc
Publishing
Kaman
J40C
Ltd.
—
11-15
10-15
11-30
10-15
Tea
5%
pfd.
$1.60
Rhode
Power
preferred
12VZC
(quar.)
11-30
10-15
(quar.)
Jefferson Custodian
10-15
Jewel
10-15
15C
10-15
11-20
9-21
1
$75c
(quar.)
10-15
dividend
Ltd.,
Heintz, Inc.
80c
62V2C
Co.
of
4.207*
account
$25c
62yaC
r", 4%
(quar.).
Mfg.
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-17
11-
&
Forbes,
preferred
MacFadden
Matiing
Manhattan
comn on
Stores
Shirt
(quar.)
Co.
$31 %C
1
50c
(increased
(quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)
—
10-15
10-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Publications
Drug
•
9-15
!
J$3
$1.25
10-16
10-15
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jacobsen
4%
2
12-14
75c
preferred
&
2
10-
45c
(quar.)
t$1.50
.
—_____
(quar.)
Gurney Products,
Lime
Jack
9-20
10-31
10-
1
1-2-57
$60c
10-15
60c
1
11-
$1.50
.common
preferred
$4.22
1
Co.
preferred
9-28
11-
t83/4c
(quar.)
Trust
10-10
$50c
preferred
9-14
1
10-15
t$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-15
10-15
11-
SI
Engineering Corp. (stock dividend)
Loan
10-10
12-31
50c
$40c
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
$4.36
1
12 y2c
Quarterly
certificate
7y2c
1
Ltd.—
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common
(Montreal)
_____
Corp.
ol Rec.
quar.)....
(quar.)
America
North
_______——~
Life
Gulf
valuation
gross.
Payable
11-
9-28
(quar.)
Participating
Holdert
11-
9-28
10-15
Utilities
preferred
$2.50
When
$2
10-15
Intel-provincial Building Credits, Ltd.
(quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.)
1064
6%
50c
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
$5
preferred
(quar.).
Gypsum
Gold
tl5c
Ocean
conv.
Investors
(liquidating)
(increased
Tap & Die
Equipment
Gulf
and
shown
$1.40
1062
Interstate
(quar.)
Quarterly
70
423
—
«
Co.
L.)
Extra..
Reserve Banks—
(Canada),
par)
International
Share
Building
Square
(H.
11-
J37y2c
(quar.)
($5
1395
1478
Per
Griggs
banks-a-.
Co.
1395
(Continued from page 12)
+
—
J12c
Telegraph Co. (quar.i
International Power Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
1
International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp.—
Quarterly
Investors
+
437
—
1353
6%
Greeley
388
+
3,195
International
DIVIDENDS
Green
22,040
Government..
1
of Rec.
(quar.)
Nickel
preferred
preferred
7 7*
J*
Common
945
14
Foreign banks——.————————Eorro wings:
From
Nov.
7%
1121
9
issue.
2
—
459
deposits
.—Nov.
debentures
pref.
Investment Foundation Ltd.
Interbank demand deposits:
From Federal
3V*%
this
in
41
—
54,915
Domestic
convertible
Co.
Name of Company
Time
1
—Nov.
—
stock
Holdert
Holdings, Ltd. (interim)..
International Milling Co., 47*
pfd. (quar.)
of Raritan
1960,
A
International
cumulative conv. second pfd. stock__Nov.
1
Supply Co. 4'/2% cumulative pieferred stock__Nov. 30
Announcement
LIABILITIES—
S.
1,
pfd.
conv.
class
When
Payable
Ltd.—
International
320
26
—
May
—.——.——
4.75%
74
97
_
2,507
due
debs.,
Co.,
815
—
,
215
+
Page
473
328
—
CALLED
—1.767
26
+
960
1396
Date
Breweries,
International Bronze Powders,
Ltd., com
6%
preferred
(quar.)
International Fidelity Insurance
(Dallas)—
Quarterly
_
International Harvester Co. (quar. I
II
1395
15
—2.506
2
—
7,878
—_—_—
banks—
1
Oct.
Corp. 4.30%
Walworth
503
+
21
+
18,943
Other
1,221
—
17
—
5,597
Treasury notes.-———---—
+
1987—Nov.
1,
—4,303
119
__
.
953
.
822
117
-—
486
+
36 •
+
25,979
Treasury bills...
53
16
—
+
50c
Peabody Coal Co.—
4%% sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1966
.Nov. 2
4'/2% 1st mtge. sinking fund bonds ser. B due 1972__Nov.
2
Roxy Theatre, Inc. $1.50 cumulative preferred stock—Oct. 29
637
—
20
+
8,794
Joans.—_———
loans.
Other
"U.
1,230
---
estate
Mead
89
—
5%
Gas
Star
National
1,330
1395
\
Township Water Co.
Lone
pur¬
securities
Real
{
J
30
Nov.
Co.—
Water
Consolidated
1,039
+
+
chasing or carrying securities-—,Other loans for purchasing or carrying
/
>
Elizabethtown
+
--*•>
—
22
ISSUE
Company and Issue—
51,798
...
Interior
Corp.—
ENTIRE
1955
29,371
-
industrial
and
—
821
debs., series B, due Nov.
Oct. 5,
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS
Chemical
subordinated
Per
Share
Name of Company
1121
1st mtge. 5%
preference stock
Corp.
.Monday, October 15, 1956
Page
preferred stk._Nov. 15
1
bds._Nov:
cum.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc. $4 cumulative preferred stock
(—) Since
Sept. 26,
1956
4%%
(+) or
Warren
4V2%
of Central Amer.
Rys.
Mathieson
Oiin
ber banks follows:
Loans
Date
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
International
A summary
Loans
Issue—
Company and
Loans to banks decreased $328
$263 million.
decreased
million.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
10-15
10-
1
15c
10-15
10-
15c
10-15
25c
12-
1
5
9-23
11-
9
•
Volume
Number 5577..
184
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Per
Marine
Midland
(R.
Macy
Trust
H.)
43 %c
10-15
9-20
$1.50
(quar.)
50c
10-15
9-14
Northern
(quar.)
$1.06 Vi
11-
10-
8
$1
11-
1
10-
8
pfd. A (quar.)—
62 Vic
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-11
iquar.)
4 Vi %
pfd,
A
—
4life
preferred (quar.)
Manhattan Bond Fund
preferred
Common
7%
net
Maytag
&
Northern
RR.
States
37 Vac
10-20
10-25
9-28
50c
10-31
Porcupine
McWilhams
New,
9-24
$1.25
11-
1
9-24
10-15
10-
5
Reed
Nov.
i
11-1
10-19
25c
11-1
10-19
50c
11-
1
10-26
10-
5
Reitman's
J15c
11-
1
10-25
9-28
$1.50
(quar.)__
50c
E
Extra
10-31
10-11
Extra
Class
Reliable
4%
9-28
Republic
10-15
9-28
Republic
10-15
9-28
&
Mfg.
Co.
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
Revere
11-
1
10-15
20c
15c
11-
1
10-15
4.60%
10-15
Northwest
class A
10-10
10-31
10-20
9-29
Extra,
10-17
Northwest
Industries,
10-31
10-17
Northwest
12-
1
11-
1
Plastics, Inc
Northwestern Utilities Ltd.,
1-2-57
11-
1
Noxzema
50c
11-
1
10-19
30c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
11-
2
J.U-
37y2c
(quar.)
1
a
Class
Noyes
6%
(quar.)
Chemical,
1
10-15
Rich's,
11-
1
10-15
10-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-15
Class B
10-31
10-2*
5Vi%
15c
10-24
10-10
4%
t$l
11-
1
10-19
15c
10-15
10-
5
15c
10-15
10-
5
pref. (quar.)
(quar.)___
common
$1
Ritter Finance,
River
36c
Co.
1111-
Okonite
1
45c
1
$1.18%
$1
10-19
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-15
11-16
3
Ontario
1 Va %
1-17-57
12-
5
6%
preferred
A
12 VaC
10-20
6%
preferred
A
(quar.)
11-
1
preferred
(quar.)_
4.90%
preferred
$1.10
(quar.)
Stern
&
Co.—s*.
preferred
($50
preferred
Mid-West
Co.
Miles Laboratories
Miller
.
.
10-16
Ontario
&
1
10-16
Ontario
Steel
56V.C
(quar.)
par)
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)__
20%
(monthly)
11-30
11-30
12-
11-15
Outlet
10-15
9-28
10-31
10-19
$1.25
Ontario
&
Maid
Cirp.
Paper
10-17
10-31
10-17
35c
11-
1
10-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
1
10-19
5
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
10-10
9-28
11-
1
10-15
Rochester
Button
(quar.)
10-24
10-10
Rochester
Gas
Electric,
12-
11-16
4.10%
10-31
10-
1
4%%
$1.18%
10-20
10-
9
12-14
11-30
10-15
9-28
1-15-57
12-28
10-15
9-28
4.50%
$4.40
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Power Co., $6 preferred
preferred
11-
1
10-15
$4.36
20c
10-15
9-28
$4.75
1-1-57
.
•
(quar.)
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
$1.50
11-
1
10-11
$1.05
11-
1
10-11
9-17
Montgomery Ward & Co., com. (quar.)__
Monroe Loan Society,
class A (quar.)
50c
10-15
5c
10-15
Montana
45c
10-27
Co.
Power
Moody's
Investors
(quar.)
Service—
Morrell
(John)
Morris
&
Co.
'Philip)
(quar.)
Inc.
.
(see
Philip
Metal Products, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)i
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (incr, quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, 7%
preferred (s-a)
6%
Quarterly
10-15
10-27
1
4
10-
8
6c
10-15
10-
8
125c
10-31
10-15
$3.50
12-20
12-
5c
10-15
3
System,
10-15
6 'Ac
10-15
10-
1
$1.50
10-15
10-
1
9-20
6c
10-15
9-30
37 %c
10-15
9-30
56 Vic
11-
1
10-15
58c
common
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
Natco
preferred
Corp.
National
National
(stock
Biscuit
Cash
Chemical
Can
11-
1
10-15
5%
Electric
Mfg.
(stock
Corp.
(stock
Products
Welding
Fuel
Class
A
:
Gas
50c
Lead
Co.,
Lock
6%
pfd.
(quar.)_!
B
preferred
Estimated
1
10-22
9-28
1-2-57
11-
12-
7
1
10-
8
10-15
10-
5
10-15
10-
1
$1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
3cc
■
12-23
12-19
10c
(quar.)
12-28
12-19
(from
(from
National
Shares
National
Steel
investment income)
investment
income)__
10-15
9-23
9c
10-15
9-28
4c
10-15
9-28
pfd.
Nov.
on
(quar.)
30
(entire
$100
at
Theatres
Neon 'Products
issue to
share
!—___—
iquar.).
Western
Canada,
12 VaC
11-
1
10-18
115c
10-19
10-
5
tl5c
1-21-57
1-
7
35c
11-15
11-
1
60c
11-15
11-
1
116c
10-15
$2.40
preferred
New Brunswick
New-
England
vestment
New
Jersey
Stock
(quarterly
Gas
Electric
<fc
Gas.
(subject
Board
Merchandise
York
Water
Newark
3%%
Cloth
Norfolk
Co.
American
5!»%
North
Central
4%
11-
~1
(increased)
1
Roper
Co.
;—
(quar.)
11-15
Rose's
10-15
10-
1
Roxy
10-15
10-
1
B
1
10-15
10-15
9-28
9-20
5%
10-15
9-20
6%
12Vic
10-25
10-10
25c
11-19
10-26
20c
11-16
10-26
10c
10-15
9-28
7Vic
11-15
10-13
10c
Panama
Coca-Cola,
Chemical
11-15
10-13
40c
10-31
10-
Co.
(quar.)
;
•
Extra
Parke,
Davis
Co.
(quar.)
Galleries
(year-end)
Drilling (Canada) Ltd. (s-a)
Parker
$5
preferred
$5
J25c
(quar.)
10-29
10-
10-15
1
4
11-
1
9-15
12-14
11-30
11-
1
10-15
25c
9
12-10
11-27
1-2-57
11-
12-26
Ltd.
50C
10-15
$2
1-16
M0
1
12-31
5%
(C.
Co.,
J.)
preferred
Penman's,
redemption
preferred C
preferred
system,
12-24
12-18
11-16
1-2-57
12-1%
90c
11-
11-15',* IT I
35c
1
10-31
10-22
10-
8
15c
—
pfd.
Oct.
on
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
$51
24Vic
10-29
3oc
(quar.)
9-23
10-15
9-28
10-15
9-28
25c
10-15
10-
50c
+.
10-15
$1.50
:
10-15
$1.37 Vi
______
10-15
$1.12Vi
(quar.)..,
Inc.
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
D
10-11
issue
at
29
9-30
10-23
15c
(quar.)
entire
10-16
20c
.
(quar.)
9-28
9-28
1
9-27
Foods, Inc.—
convertible preferred
4%
St.
Fine
5%
San
4.25%
preferred
St. Paul Fire &
San
Diego
1
10-15
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-15
10-25
San
11-15
(quar.)
10-25
Sanborn
10-25
Sargent
&
10-15
Savannah
11-15
10-15
4.36%
11-
10-22
.11-
+$1.50
(quar.)
1
10-22
+—
1
(quar.)
Schwitzer
11-
1
10-15
1
11-15
1
11-15
10-15
9-21
15c
11-20
11-10
50c
11-
1
10-31
10-22
10-11
Schwitzer
Machine
Permanente
Gear
&
Cement,
Co.
4.30%
preferred
pfd.
3.80%
Quarterly
_
RR.
preferred
—_
common
(quar.)
;
Finance
Petroleum
Pittsburg
$2.50
Ft.
Common
for
Portland
4.70%
preferred
Coal
12-14
12-14
(quar.)
Oil
Scripto,
Inc.,
&
Selected
(From
Shawinigan
Shedd-Bartush
10-
1
Shell
1
9-28
62Vic
11-
1
10-10
1-2-57
12-10
$1.75
1-2-57
12-10
$1.50
10-15
10-
1
investment
Oil
pfd.
(quar.)
Slater
Solar
10-10
Sonotone
9-28
10-20
9-28
10-15
1111-
1
1
10-15
10-15
$2
10-15
9-20
10-15
9-20
11-15
10-30
Stock
5%
preferred
pfd.
$1.25
(s-a)
$2
(quar.)
Colorado,
com.
(quar.)_
dividend
45c
10%
12-
1
11-16
10-15
9-25
1
10-15
11-
South
Co.,
4.48%
$4.72
$1.05
12-
1
11-15
34.72
$1.12Vi
12-
1
11-15
Southern
Fire
Southern
Fund,
and
Inc.
(quarterly
accumulated
net
Stores
(stock
Quaker Oats, common
preferred
Quebec Power Co.
derived
income)
dividend)
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
from
9c
10%
45c
10-25
12-15
10-20
10-
4
9-17
~~9-24
$1.50
10-20
9-24
J30c
11-22
10-15
2nd
4.80%
common
Southern
Southern
New
Southwestern
$5
1st
1
9-
6'
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-10
37Vic
11-
1
40c
J25c
J20c
(quar.)
70c
Mills,
&
10-
5
10-25
10-15
11-
1
10-15
1
10-11
11-
10-15
11-
1
com.
9-28
10-
1
125c
,J__
9-28
10-31
9-28
25c
(quar.)
10-31
*50c
10-15
9-29
7c
12-14
11-16
31V4c
12-28
12-
7
38%c
(quar.);
12-28
12-
7
Platinum—
10-24
9-12
Co.—
$1.12 Vi
;
_
Edison,
'
10-15
10-
£50c
12-28
12-14
60c
10-31
5
5
1
9-29
11-15
10-19
10-15
9-20
t$l
10-15
17Vic
(quar.)
Power,
com.
10-15
9-28
5
'
—•
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
59c
1
10-li
11-
1
10-T
10c
(quar.)
Casualty Co. iquar.)..
11-
59c
(quar.)
&
10-
28c
A
quar.)
Gas
10-31
10-15
t$1.50
(quar.)
10-31
37Vic
t62Vic
com.
1010-
28Vic
Ltd
Materials
Nevada
10-16
11-
J53c
pfd.
preferred
Southern
10-
*45c
preferred
&
9-28
10-15
15c
(quar.)
Power
Indiana
(quar.)
10-27
10-15
(Canada)—
6%
preferred
4 Vi
1
11-23
10%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colorado
^11-15
Puritan
dividend).^
(quar.)
pfd.
1
11-14
J45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas,
12-
1
25c
Co.
(quar.)
Participating
Southern
12-
7c
Power
(quar.)
(inc.
partic.
10-15
10-15
12-
Water
Canada
Common
6%
9
1
l
5%
California
10-
1111-
10-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
Calif.
10-29
85c
Inc.-—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.56%
Southern
7-17
21c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
preferred
1-17
4-17
8-1-57
10-31
common
Pittsburgh
4 Vi %
2-1-57
7c
Stock Dividend
Southam
10-17
12-10
Ltd.,
preferred
4
9-29
1
11-
pay¬
(quar.)
Co.
$1.06V4
preferred
of
a
profits)
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-
10-15
11c
Paper
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)_
%
end
;
preferred
$1.55
10-15
11-16
end
yeai
security
income)
Corp.
Aircraft
$1.25
8
10-19
20c
Ltd.
& Co.,
O I
9
9114c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
175c
11-
10-
(quar.)
&
(stocK
(Howard)
10-10
90c
$1.17Vi
10-15
10-15
(resumed)
Foods
preferred
(A.
10-29
10-29
2c
8%
of
Co.
(Nrj
$2.12
Smith
10-15
10- 5
9-29
1
1
10-18
$1
Corp. of America
Common
11-20
10-15
1111-
27tic
Shopping Bag Food Stores (Cal.) —
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr (quar.)_+___
Simms
(T. S.)
& Co. Ltd., $1 pfd.
(quar.)
12- 3
t57c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Co.
Water
1
27Vic.__ 5-1-57
(a
Shares,
Sherwin-Williams
Smith
30c
5
5
27 Vic
preferred
A
American
5
$1.25,
30c
Corp
Gamble,
Public Service
class
1
10-
10-
27Vic
income
$3.40
Security Banknote Co.
10-
11-1
I
10-15
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
South American Gold
(quar.)
participating
Co.,
12-
(Me.)—
Electric
preferred
Paper
A
preferred (quar.)
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
10-22
10-15
10-15
10-
two-
(quar.)_„_
realized
9-28
for
par)
effect
(quar.)
Fund
from
12-15
12-2P
($1
(quar.)
investment
14c
1-15-57
12-28
10-15
25c
$4
65c
*
;___+.
(quar.)_
non-cum.
Scott
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 3.60% pld. (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
Pratt-Hewitt
1-15-57
$1.75
(quar.)
Light Co.
Nuclear
net
30c
(quar.)
General
Corp.
9-14
17Vic
(s-a)
Edison
2nd
10-15
$1.75
Cordage
preferred
Potomac
1
$0,111
ordinary
preferred (accum.)__
& Chicago Ry. Co.—
Cable
&
&
Sheraton
(quar.)
Gas
10-15
11-
Co.—
Pittston Company
Portland
11-1
10-15
Wayne
preferred
Plymouth
9-25
12Vic
$1
7%
preferred
(quar.)—
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie R.R. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Wire
11-20
10-
10-16
A
ment of
4c
prior
convertible
Pittsburgh,
from
4
10-
10-15
25c
to
as
com.
A
preferred A
20c
Co
Brewing
Science
10-10
Vi%
$1.25
___
(initial)
Ry. (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)_
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates, Ltd.
rets,
10-10
1
12-
so
Corp., 5Vi%*, pfd.
20c
(quar.)
Piedmont & Northern
deposit,
1
11-
12Vic
Telephone
(quar.)
preferred
11-
10-15
held
split
(Ed) & Co.„
5 Vi %
$1
Distance
Piedmont Natural Gas
5
97Vic
i
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Long
10-10
10-10
$1.50
stock
common
10-15
1%
(quar.)
,
preferred
1
1
75c
(quar.).
A
preferred
1111-
Co.—
of
share
5%%
95c
$1.07V4
$1.17
(quar.)
■.
_____;
Philip Morris, Inc.,
3.90% preferred
13Vic
share
each
9-28
10-15
for-one
$1.10
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.68%
preferred (quar.)
Phila., Germantown & Norristown
Philippine
(initial)
common
new
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
(quar.)
class
Corp._
Schuster
Perkins
One
9-30
2Vi%
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Schick, Inc. (stock dividend)—
12-
9-28
10-25
t20c
11-15
12-
10-15
46c
(inc.)
com.
(quar.)^
10-
$2
9-28
10-15
$1.09
Co.,
1
20c
9-28
10-15
$1
Power
ll-.l
20c
10-15
25c
___'
&
12-
Chemical Fibre—
1
80c
.'___
$1.06
Co.,
10-18
22c
i
Co.___
Electric
preferred
&
10-17
9-28
25c
Savoy Oil Co. (Del.)
(stock dividend)
Sayre <fc Fisher Brick (stock dividend)
Scarfe
12-
22Vic
^
$1.0614
pfd.
Co. (quar.)
Map Co.___
11-15
l2Vic
—:i—
(quar.)
4.24%
Co.,
12-15
24c
Insurance
Brewery
11-15
1
9-28
Electric—
&
5%
Miguel
10-19
10-25
10-25
Ry.
Common
(increased
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
11-
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Vi %
Marine
Gas
10-31
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5c
common
preferred
6%
Power
preferred
Penobscot
6%
Francisco
common
J50c
$1.25
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
Louis
(quar.)
}$1.25
Lawrence
5%
St.
t35c
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
Pennsylvania
6%
10-18
1-1-57
15c
32Vic
(quar.)_
Extra
Purity
10-18
1
11-
4%
^
_"
$1.50
tlOc
$1.30
Penmans,
10-18
40c
\
(quar.
Inc.,
preferred B
W
12-
'2Vi%
$1.25
-___
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32
10-15
8
&
33c
(stock divid.)
com.
preferred
$5
12-2®
11-1
*20c
per share plus this dividend)
Royal McBee Coip., common (quar.)
4 Vi %
preferred A (quar.)_____
25c
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.,
8%
11-15
]-2-57
2%
(quar.)_
for
5 Vi %
(initial)__
World
4%
A
dividend)-.
(auar.)^
Theatre,
called
11- 1
10-15
10-15
Airways (quar.)
class B (quar.)__
Sulphur
American
Park
class
(stock
Plywood
(quar.)____
(George D.) Corp.-5, 10 & 25c Stores, common
Ryder
American
Procter
11-
5%
__
10-
S
10-19
$1.28 Vs
(s-a)
10-15
9-28
Prentice-Hall,
2%
15c
(quar.)
Roddis
Southern
93 %c
adj. pfd. (quar.)
common
5
9-20
414%
dividend)
10-
10-15
current
Refractories
Ry.
1
35c
prtferred (quar.).
American
Northern
9-25
10-
25c
(stock
10-25
10-15
Pan
4
10-15
10-15
5c
;
(quar.)
Ry.
Car,
10-18
(Ohio)
Norfolk & Western Ry.,
North
commis.)
(quar.)
(auar.)_
Corp.
Southern
1
New
(quar.)
preferred
Share
Util.
Co.
of
Service
Telephone
Niagara
approval
Public
of
York
Wire
11-
30c
(quar.)
B
Aircraft
$1.50
Packard-Bell
Power
18c
Association—
com.
to
9-25
In¬
net
!
25c
Natural
New
Y.
<quar.)__
from
1:
New
N.
Ltd.
Co.
(quar.)
divid.
Jersey
(quar.)
Telenhone
Fund
income)
England
Common
New
iquar.)
Class
$1.12J/a
Pan
Plastic
Common
com.
Rohr
5
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
Pitts-Cllnchfield
11-30
Ltd.—
Common
Neptune Meter Co.,
(quar.)
1
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
preferred
7%
75c
Inc.
of
9-15
per
plus this dividend)
National
9-15
10-15
12c
Ltd.
Corp.,
414%
Supply,
redeemed
9-23
10-15
+50c
National
10-15
% 37 Vac
Corp._
Car
Extra
10-2*
(A*
Rogers Corp.,
9-20
pioneer
investment
6c
Series
10-
11-
11-15
12-
17 Vic
Spring & Axle (stock dividend)
V.)
(CanHdai„Jitd._-w;_T,_+.,_Tr,__-
Roe
$1.09
$4.40 pfd.
(quar.)
Pioneer
distributions—
itrom
10-15
29j£c
1
$2
(quar.)_
common
11-15
12-
$1.19
60c
$1.10
!
,
Power,
11-15
1
(quar.)
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
&
11-15
1
12-
$1.23%
(s-a)
1
12-
E
10-15
Amer.
Series—
seriev
Balanced Series
be
7
10-22
10-15
25c
Income)
Bond
9-
^
$1.25
.
quarterly
Dividend
pfd.
Light
RR.
12-
preferred
preferred
Pacific
6%
5%
(quar.)
$1
$1.02Vi
Valley
10- 5
10-10
$1.02Vi
quar.)
10-15
10-25
4.75%
1
175c
(quar.)
Genessee
9-20
25c
40c
(quar.)
common
$1.17
11-15
1
&
(quar.)______
10-26
12-
12- 5
10-15
A
I50c
(s-a)
12-14
preferred
10-15
$1.25
Ltd.
Co.,
12-5
37Vic
,(quar.)__—
(N. Y.) —
12- 5
12-14
4.65%
40c
„
&
Rockland
$1.18%
Common
_________
Securities
11-
25c
(s-a)
National Rubber Macninery
Extra
National
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Manufacturers & Stores—
Common (quar.)
$2 preferred (s-a)~-
$2.50
11-
t5c
Co.
National
10-22
15c
10-22
11-20
2%
15c
!
(quar.),
National
9-24
10-15
1
27 Vac
____.
(increased quar.)_,
National
11-
4
9-18
10-15
6%
iquar.)_
10-
10-15
20c
dividend)
Machine
;
National
10-15
27 Vac
(quar.)
dividend)
9-17
10-17
25c
(quar.)
&
Distillers
Extra'
_
(quar.)
common (quar.)
Register
National
(quar.)
dividend)
Co.,
National
National
pfd.
Inc.
National
National
414%
(quar.)___
Airlines,
(quar.)
Corp.,
Voting common
Narragansett Electric Co.,
Rochester
11-15
1
preferred
12-14
40c
partic.
preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (initial
(quar.)
Patterson
-
6%
11-
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
common
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)___
preferred
$1
10-
$1.65
,_
View Diners, class A
(initial)
Mortgage & Investment Co
Mutual
11-
11-
Telephone & Telegraph—
Mountain
Mutual
1
11-15
15c
Morris)
Mount
States
8
75c
—
Mount Clemens
Mountain
9-28
10-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Hardware, common (quar.)
1
Inc.,
Quarterly
20c
a.
Parke-Bernet
participating
$3
Moore-Hanley
1
11-
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
$4.50
12-
$1.20
$1.10
pfd.
Montana
$4.20
10-15
$2
4.80%
12-
1
Myers
Rochester American Insurance
50c
Glass
Lighting Corp.,
1
$1.09
1
1
(s-a)
Power
Pacific
11-
10-18
10-15
t$1.75
common
preferred
1
10-30
&
Year-end
Rockwell
(quar.)
Finance
4%%
10-12
11-
$1.50'
10-26
J$3
,
Pacific
(accum.)
10-11
Ltd.—
+,
Extra
$1.14
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines (quar.)
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co.—
Monongahela
(quar.)
(s-a)
Terminals
Pacific Gas &
(quar.)_.
4.36%
Coast
A
1
$1.25
preferred
Pacific
class
10-18
Class
10-31
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.56%.
B
(quar.)_
Co.,
10-12
1
11-
J25c
Fibre
Paper
1
11-
J13%c
;
Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
11-
J15c
(s-a)
_—
Owens-Corning
$5
50c
25c
Minute
participating
Robbins
1
Co.—
15c
_
(quar.)
Co.
Oxford
Ry.
Products
Elevator
30c
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
11-V5
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Quebec
preferred
Otis
2
$1.06 Vi
(s-a)
Minnesota
7%
11-15
11-
.«
3
8c
Inc., 414% pfd. (quar.)
Milton Bradley Co. see Bradley
(Milton)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saulte Ste. Marie
R.R.
1
11-
Common
Rhoades.
&
11-
.
par)
($100
Abrasive
convertible
$1.22'/a
4.40%
conv.
Brewing Corp._
Jockey Club, Ltd.,
5V4%
Mills
1
1
fl5e
(quar.)
:
Rice
Cement
1212-
30c
Brand
12-
9-2
5c
$1.12V4
(quar.)
Olympia
10-19
5c
(quar.)
Extra
4%
pfd.
12-
^
10-19
1
$1.0614
(quar.)
414%
12-21
Scott—
&
Michigan Gas & Electric
4.50%
preferred
Corp.,
Co.
Meyercord
4 Vi %
4V4%
Oliver
1
11-
10-12
68c
(increased quar.)
Riverside
Mathieson Chemical Corp.
Olin
1
11-
20c
A__
class
oorp.,
25C
n
10-
50c
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
1
42 Vic
(quar.)__
common
(quar.j_.
dividend
Stock
Michaels
Co.
1
11-
20c
Gas & Electric,
iNaiioaal
om
(increased quar.)
10-
2214c
(quar.)
preferred
class A
10-15
t$1.19
(quar.)
10-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
4%
common
preferred
25c
(quar.)__VWL.
(Charles F.) Co., common
Oklahoma
—!_
(quar.)
Inc.,
3%%
25c
Ltd.
B
preferred
11-
10-25
2%
93%c
10-19
(s-a)
—
10-13
17Vic
1
25c
:
10-31
B
10-19
11-
25c
(quar.;
Extra
Class
9-20
10-25
10%
Racing Association (.quar.)
Reynolds Aluminum (Canada), Ltd.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
25c
Engineering,
1
11-1
28%c
(quar.)
10-22
25c
10-15
preferred
9
12-14:
10-15
62Vic
(quar.)
$1.64
9-28
10-
dividend
$1.02
;
preferred (quar.)_,
preferred (quar.)—.
Northwest' Airlines,
Inc., common
1-1-57
10-25
50c
(quar.)_
(Calif.)
10-16
£28c
-
$1.0214
tf.Oc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman
Quarterly
Corp.
Supply
Stock
(s-a)
$4.16
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dreoging
Stores
Steel
Gas
10-19
10-15
30c
(Canada), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Natural
10-20
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Renold Chains
$1.02%
Ltd.
$4.08
$$1
preferred B
(Canada)
Stores
Republic
—
$4.10
1 Vic
Ltd.
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
4%%
:
10-15
1
10-11
5
10-15
11-30
10-19
5
10-15
11-
1
5
1
11-
10-17
11-
11-
1
5c
1
10-
90c
35c
8
11-
10-
11-
+
11,
11-15
i5c
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
11-
convertible
$1.25
10-15
(Minn.)—
;
?$1
A
.
t40c
com
(quaa.)
(quar.)
30c
Melville.Shoe
Mercantile
^
15c
for
share
(quar.)
$2 partic. class A
10-15
2214c
preferred
10-22
50c
preferred
Co.,
11-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
A.)
9-21
12-10
45c
75c
4.30% 2nd preferred (entire issue
redemption on Nov. 1 at $54 per
plus this dividend)
Convertible
to
;
called
(C.
1-2-57
25c
Mead Corp.
•
Corp., 5%
of Rec.
87Vic
(quar.)
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred
$4.11
preferred
Holdert
10-22
$1.06
Co..
Co.
1st
Payable
49
25c
(quar.)
com.
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (quar.)
Reading Co., common (quar.)__
Reece
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Hampshire
Power
1
$3.50
When
Share
Company
of America,
+
(quar.)
common
Mines
G.)
MoQuay-Norris
5
of
10-16
il-
Per
Name of
Radio Corp.
(subject to California Corp.
Commissdbn approval)
__.i_
Reserve Oil & Gas (stock div.)
Co.__
______
'Arthur
10-
Common
1
Co.—
(quar.)
$3.60
L:
McKee
Ry.
Power
Northern
+
Extra
Pacific
Quebec
9-201'
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4% preferred (quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, class
Mclntyre
Northern
11-
$1.06'4
Co.
Gas
1'0-16
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_.
Oklahoma
9-20
■
B
preferred
of Rec.
1
+
Zinc
McCall Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil,
Class
preferred
4.22%
Holdert
11-
3714c
(quar.)
Service
414%
Northern
When
Payable
20c
(quar.)
10-15
(quarterly
(quar.)__
Extra
Public
preferred
10-15
„
B
Indiana
414%
t30c
______
McCabe Grain, Ltd., 60c pref; class A
Extra
Class
preferred
Northern
Gas, common
(quar.)__.
Northern
10c
preferred
$3
10-10
,
Hegler
Co.,
10-15
1
5%
Illinois
117 Vac
:
___„
(quar.)
income)
Mattiessrn
10-10
$1.50
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Massachusetts
Investors
Trust
from
10-
10-19
Telephone Co., Ltd.—,
&
(quar.)
10-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
8%c
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Com.
6%
Illinois Corp., common (quar.)__
convertible preferred (quar.)
10-18
preferred
4%. preferred B (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5%
Maritime Telegraph
Per
Share
Name of Company
Northern
9
(N.-Y.)
4%
Co.,
&
o1 Rec.
11-
56 Vic
Go.'
Corp.,
Holder»
Payable
10%
Maxwell^ Moore (stock dividend)
Manufacturers
When
Share
Name of Company
Manning,
(1625)
10-15
9-28
1
10-15
Electric—
$1.20
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)
10c
—
England Telephone Co. (quar.)
Drug1 Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
11-
iquar )__.
11-
1
10-11
25c
11-
1
10-15
50c
10-15
9-20
50c
11*15
10-15
10-31
9-28
$i 25
The
50
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1626)
dividend
3.70%
4.60%
4.36%
4.40%
Spalding
Springfield
10-19
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
$1.10
11-
1
10-19
$1.15
11-
1
10-19
27'/4C
11-
1
10-19
Universal
Leaf
27'Ac
11-
1
10-19
Universal
Products
Standard
Class
(quar.)__—
Standard
3%%
Oil
State
Mfg.
5%
Steel
Corp.
Stone
Container
Stop &
Stubnitz
Greene
<quar.)__
5.20%
preferred
10-
2 bi
12-11
5'
—
Class
B
Mfg.
Common
10-
1
Time
I.)
(H.
Finance,
7%
B
10-15
1-1-57
11-15
Co.,
Trane
1
10-12
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
1
11-15
10-26
11-
10-10
A
15c
10-15
9-28
10-15
1010-
10-
5
35c
10-15
10-
10-27
10-
11-16
Common
Gas
(increased
preferred
Co.
Tudor
of
New
Tobacco
1
1
10-31
10-15
10-
11-
1
11-1
11-
1
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
$6
7%
1
10-15
t$1.75
10-15
(quar.)
11-
1
Union
Chemical
Common
5%
Electric
$4.50
of
Co.
Oil
Co.
of
&
Canada,
preferred
B
Fruit
Funds,
11-15
10-
Co.
A
4
7'/2c
12-21
12-
7
56 '/4c
12-21
12-
7
11-
10-15
(quar.)_Z
common
Z
(quar.)
Z
(quar.)
Fund
and
(5c
7c
from
from
Z
Hill
(stock
dividendTZZZZZZ
in
Machinery,
preferred
common
Lines
Co.,
Corp.
(quar.)_
3d
4'A%
Co.
(Bait.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
tax
and
up
•
for
for
stock
to
end
certificates
to
pro¬
Pacific
Co.
Equipment Trust Certificates
—
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc.
and
associates
on
also
was
Oct. 10
on
received
from
sale
and
is
issue
on
Bros.
the
certificates
Commerce
Hutzier
&
Y
*
of
bid of 99.54%.
a
Salomon
99.5603
at
'
subject to the authorization
are
=43o#;less
Commission.
be
to
than
6
6
Wells
11-
1
10-12
50c
11-
1
10-19
25c
10-15
1010-
11-
Hammill
1
0-1
10-29
10-
10-31
12-31
12-14
10-31
8
s
4.44
(quar.)
10-15
$74,397,211
Co.
Oil
of
Kentucky—Secondary Offering—
of 8,874 shares of common stock
made on Oct. 3 by J. J. B. Hilliard & Sons
secondary offering
(par $10) was
$56.25
share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents
was completed.—V. 179, p. 1052.
per
share.
per
It
10-26
11-
Sterchi Bros.
9-28
11-12
10-15
$1.11
1956—9 Mos —1955
•
10-15
25c
pfd.
1956—Month—1955
1273.
p.
Standard
A
10-15
11-1
Z
- '
$10,448,303 $10,392,758 $81,960,016
184,
10-15
1
1397.
p.
Period.End. Sept. 30—
—V.
11-15
11-
184,
Sales-
10-15
11-30
$1.26
Co.—V.
&
>
$1.50
(quar.)_
F.
&
Spiegel Inc. (& Subs.)—September Sales Increased—
1
12'Ac
Go-pL.
&
1
10-15
7c
1
11-
1
$2c
11-
1
Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 30-r
Sales
10-10
1956—Month—1955
$1,475,290
_—
—V.
10-19
40c
10-15
10-
184, p.
1273..
1956—7 Mos.—1955
$1,351,075 $10,892,620
'
.
.
$10,029,734
•
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Changes
1
This-'corporation
Y :
Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-31
duties
9-28
t25c
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
It
1
not
closed
for
funds, less
funds,
resident
tax
the
at
elected
Mr,
Non¬
source.
7%.
date
Incorrect.
was
date
indicated
1°
•
The
corrected
payment
here
■
;
•
■
y
share
including
share
including
share
of
stock
of
preferred
Sept.
30,
1958;
at
stock
Storer
Directors
11-
1
10-
9
11-
1
10-
9
75c
10-15
9-
7
up
to
and
1959,
the
in
PROCEEDS—The
all
cfass^'B"
of
to
30.
tlOc
10-15
9-21
Subordinated
9-21
Non-subordinated
GIVING
EFFECT
10-11
9-21
12-20
6%
Common
10-
3
10-
3
9-26
loans
9:28
notes
1958;
1959;
share
per
$25.50
and
$25
and
and
thus
to
TO
conv.
at
and
$26.25
after
up
per
Sept.
share
per
30,
30,
after
dividends.
its volume
expand
PRESENT
Authorized
FINANCING
notes
stock
(par
BUSINESS—The
Carolina
shares
on
C.
As
25,000 shs.
organized
under
the
38,000 shs.
laws
of
North
1954,
1,
stock
of
4,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
was
by Ira C. Triplett, Jr.
The company was
1955, at which time it acquired all of the 1.000
then outstanding of Marion Small Loans, Inc.,
June
1,
1955,
the
company
purchased controlling
stock
sale
serve
his
to
Vice-
as
heretofore
Executive
board.—V.
tne
Vice-
Vice-President
Vice-President,
Common
—
of
184,
Stock
retailing
entered
the
was
minority
a
the
thatra&te
field-and
was
interest
have
825.
p.
Offering
Aug.
and
a
Co.
in
its
the
business
The
when
1927
radio
stations
has. been
A% the. present
time
vision^ broadcast stations
(and" six
frequency
connection
in
station.
executive
Concourse,
Since
broadcasting
broadcasting
its oil and gas
television
Miami
building
_offi.ee
April
sites
and
buildings
"company's
30,
for
property
The
in
Beach,
and
tele¬
seven
radio broadcast
broadcast
broad¬
business.
operates
stations
stations
operated
fee
Fla.
the
of
Fla.,
Miami,
at
and
all
The
at
its
various
company
locations,
are
located
at
in
1177
in a building owned in fee by
fee its studio and office buildings
Toledo, and its television studio
leases
and
expiring
1366.
other
dates
owns
except
in
at
studio
and
office
between
fee
its
Portland,
Dec.
31,
transmitter
Ore.,
where
a
equipment is located on land owned by
which has granted the company permission to use
period of 20 years, subject to cancellation by the
company's
a
Detroit,
company
transmitting
the City of Portland,
owns,
in
leases
under
and
this
offices
Beach,
Birmingham,
1956
City."
principal
standard
radio
The company owns in
company.
the
and seven
ac¬
television
and
owns
of
com¬
it
therewith).
Atlanta,
and
company's
company
modulation
principal
Kane
the
the
in
was
present
facilities.. Since the sale by the company in 1931 of
business/ the ownership and operation of radio and television
casting
the
1927
name
to
products.
in
Ohio,
the
11,
The
and
1932
field
into
be
of
ncne
July
on
Oil
petroleum
radio
shares
will
shares.
16,
Toledo.
entered
gradually expanded its
shares
Storer
B.
receive
primarily
engaged
185,3S0
outstanding
will
Industry
presently
are
and
George
incorporated
on
broadcasting
in
has
company
has
by
company
Fort
gasoline
radio
shares
Storer
presently
abovementioned
The
company
and
first
B.
of
owned
The
the
of
14,640
George
number
also
company
name
the
wholesaling
pany
buildinY"
418,000
$10)
13,
April
capital
Marion, N.
(short-term
individuals)
company
April
until
of
and
Outstanding
$76,200
pfd. stock (par $25)
the
the
Originally
and
common
after Sept.
unpaid
payable
banks
from
cuml.
inactive
7
common
1958
the
10-19
1
redemption
$26
(
1-10-57
1
to
accumulated
cases
borrowing capacity
CAPITALIZATION
10-11
11-
of
30,
The
10-31
addition
will
Stokely,
Foster,
on
offered,
by
like
the underwriters.
by
under
shares
a
changed to The Fort Industry Co.
name oh'May 2, 1952.
net
its
expand
10-31
11-
shares
SeDt.
1957
loans.
2%
62'Ac
1%
30,
quired
subject
common
BUSINESS—The
Ohio
Sept.
proceeds will be added to the working capital
of the company and will be used
the general business of the com¬
pany.
It is believed that these additional funds will enable the com¬
pany
J.
elected
H.
vacancies
Co.
owned
which
into
proceeds"from
1960.
be
shares
shares
are
and at l'A shares of
stock after Sept. 30, 1959
including Sept.
plus
fill
to
Alfred
been
William
Broadcasting
outstanding
1959;
preferred
shall
that
has
and
in
position.
new
Completed—Mention was made in our issue of Oct. 8
the public offering,
through Reynolds & Co. and
associates, of 200,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
at $25.25 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed.
converted
after
after
30,
including Sept. 30, 1957;
to and including Sept. 30,
up
30,
stock
preferred
of
Sept.
also
a
also
Further details follow;
-
Corporation and
to and
30c
\
and
each
Directors,
company,
Stokely
in Personnel—
that,
Krimendahl
of
tax.
•
for
of
F.
tax.
tax.
record
that
been
deductible
tax
the
of
and
Canadian non-residents
Board
announced
8
Herbert
announced
was
President
dividend.
this
15%
the
of
Oct.
on
President,
as
Chairman
1
$56'/4c
(quar.)
•
each
and
10-18
five
10-12
Ltd.
including Sept. 30,
up
and
22'Ac
Issued
Parish fields, authorizing them to
They are: Olin Gas Transmission Corp., of
10-
37'Ac
Corp.,
Income
preferred
share
1958
12-
order
Fourche
to Southern.
10-
(quar.)
Gold
15%:
each
and
1957
10-15
purchase
to
'
same
La
Southern
day from the LaFourche Par.sh
1
20c
income
-
to
up
to
Sept.
1-1-57
the-
in
will enable
per
Associates
9
9-21
(Continued from page 10)
10-15
50c
gas
•
11-
10-31
$1.25
published
stock
common
10-31
22'Ac
of
10-31
$12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
Investment News
10-31
10-15
con¬
$1.433/4
tl7'Ac
General
11-15
50%
to
company
in the offering are: Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Fressprich
Rothschild & Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Shearson,
Co.; Freeman & Cj.f Gregory & Sons; The Illinois Co. Inc.;
Wra.J. Pollock & Co., Inc.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; and Mallaney,
10-19
-10-15
r
11-30
37'Ac
(quar.)
U S Fidelity <fc Guaranty
Shoe
9-20
(quar.)
Canadian
and/or
V
.
.
11-30
$2.50
this
secured by the following equipment estimated to
$12,800,000; 24 diesel switching locomotive units;
diesel freight locomotive units; 405 open top seiecuve hopper cars;
trailer fiat cars, and 237 double door box cars. '
cost
12-10
15c
,;v
'
5c
t5c
Molasses, Ltd.
Quarterly
S.
10-15
25c
books
12c
Corp. (stock dividend)__Z
Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Extra
S.
date
'
$ 10c
+
authorized
facilities
new
the
in
gas
the "interstate
The
1
10-
at
Gas
common
British
$37c
net
securi¬
profits)
Industrial
Keno
The
an
certificates.
21
(quar.)
Door
Jamaica
The
1
to
in LaFourche Parish, La.
$2,855,350,
will include a total of
additional 3,770 horsepower in eom-
cost
J'
Issuance
10-15
1
10-15
25c
Mines,
Less
stock
class
Corp.,
income
United
U.
10-10
10-
.
Continental
U.
9
10-15
Inc.—
United
6%
11-
5
87'Ac
Ltd.,
of
for
Co.
10-20
60c
the
amount
would
concerns
located
to
.
jrfte sales
bid
A
10-20
11-15
11-
(quar.)
Tool
investment
United Shoe
11-
25c
com.
Electric,
10-20
1
this
one-for-one basis.
Co.—To Increase Facilities—
pipeline and
awar^of the issue
9-15
1-2-57
Co.
preferred
15c
United
9-17
of
(quar.)
Zinc
Ltd.,
9
$1.12'A
.
&
United
United
11-
$35c
Preferred
ties
11-30
87'Ac
(quar.)
Drill
9-15
J6c
9
11-15
(quar.)
Extra
United
11-
92'Ac
Ltd.
(quar.)_
CorpQration.
Class
United
11-30
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Following
a
$1
1887
10-20
A
$3.50
10-15
$2
Steel
Less
11-20
11-15
& Glass Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
United-Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
United
11-30
$1.12'A
Can
Series
9-21
of
Calif,
preferred
United
10-20
10-15
115c
Fields,
estimated
of
PROCEEDS—Of
(quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America
$4.50
9-17
30c
$50c
135c
•
10-15
Power
Jr.,
x
1
6'/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
10-
11-20
30c
preferred
$3.50
Union
9-17
10-15
Co.—
preferred
Union
10-15
Corp.—
preferred
$3.70
10-15
lc
(quar.)
increasing
merger,
stock.
OctYll, offered $9,600,000 of 4% equipment trust certifi¬
cates, series VV, maturing annually Nov. 1, 1957 to
1971 ^inclusive. The certificates are priced to yield from
3.80%"* to 4.00% in maturities 1960 through 1966—and
from 1967 through 1971—to yield 3.95%. The
group won
11-15
(quar.)
a
9-28
11-30
;
Gas
Commission has
Meadow
miles
Southern
12^14
12- 3
(monthly)
Consolidated
•
Materials
1-2-57
___i
resident
9-28
11c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Union
$4
&
$1.50
.
(quar.)
County
tPayable
10-10
25c
Ulrich Mfg. Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
10-31
$1.50
(s-a)—
com.
(quar.)
Southern
y Previous
Udylite Corp.
A
Co.
•Transfer
9-23
$2.50
11-15
(quar.)_:
tPayable in U. S.
10-15
10-15
;
12-15
7c
Lead
4'A%
5
11-
Natural
Offered—Halsey,
1
2
10-
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)
(accum.)
pfd.
10-
10-15
10c
(quar.)
1-1-57
(quar.)
(Wm.)
Zellers,
10-15
10c
preferred
Jersey
50c
Annual
10-15
11-
^31'Ac
the
of
par
to
33Vz%
a
announced.
was
9-30
9-27
63 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
Youngstown
9-27
$1.22 'A
pfd.
date
$10
26
Oct.
30.
distribute
to
2
Yukon
25c
9-30
12-
$1.25
common
Monthly
9-28
10-15
Unit,
Wrigle.v
10-15
5c
12-10
7c
Worcester
10-15
11-
63 %c
$1.25
Co.,
9th
5
11-
of
meet
Oct.
meet
stock
the
of
10-25
10-15
60c
Conversion
Yale
Gas
City
10-
effective
31,
effective
to
are
Fire
the
to
Monfoe, La.; Mississippi River Fuel Corp., of St. Louis, Mo.; the Estate
of Lyda
Bunker Hunt, of Dallas, Texas; H. L. Hunt, of Dauas; and
Secure--Trusts, of Dallas.—V. 184, p. 1170.
10-15
10-25
10-15
f
(quar
make
1
10-
1
11-10
11-10
I
15c
Stamping Co._
preferred
Wood
Line—
(quar.)
Temper Corp., 4'A%
Trust
10-15
.
(quar.)
Tranter Mfg. Co.
Treesweet Products,
Tuckett
1
10-15
11-
,
75c
Paper Co., Ltd., class A
Co.,
Wisconsin
1
11-
stockholders
for Southern
shares
it
Commission
The
ducers
Stationery Corp.—
preferred of
5%
11-16
10-
11-15
35c
(quar.)
True
1
6%
3
2%
(quar.)__
Wisconsin Public Service. 5.04%
(Del.)—
(quar.)
preferred
&
12-
10-15
the
to
to 50,800,000 cubic feet
up
Securities—
Wisconsin Electric
11-16
t30c
(quar.)
quar.)
preferred
Oil
1
33%c
Pipe
$2.25
Trico
12-
20c
(quar.)
$2.55
4.90%
1
50c
(quar.)
Y.) (quar.)_
(quar.)
Airways, Inc.
Transcontinental
30c
Monthly
Monthly
8
12-
&
Winn-Dixie
1
17 'Ac
&
Wilson-Jones
5
10-15
calls
companies will be exchanged on
presspr-iCapacity.
9 28
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Wilson
5
10-15
Insurance
Power
project,
27
sources.,.
10-11
$1.06'/4
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred
6%
10-
5
10-15
(quar.)__—
W'nite Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preference (qu*r.)
Whiting Corp., common (quar.)
9-28
10-15
$1.06 >/4
Corp.
common
4%
10-15
11-
50c
(quar.)
Union
The
9-24
30c
_
Class B
(quai'l)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
9-28
50%
Trans-Caribbean
Class
1
10-15^
become
to
In-
by
Dec.
agreed
been
owning two-thirds
regulatory bodies.
admitted assets of the merged
Federal
about
1
(accum.)
preferred
Western
Trust,.
10c
Ltd.
A
Westminister
10-15
62'Ac
11-
scheduled
Fire
States
United
stock has
pipeline facilities to enable it to receive and deliver into its main
system natural gas produced in the Lake Enfermer, King's Ridge and
1
10-
Plywood, Ltd., class B
Western Tool
10-31
25c
dividend
Transamerica
lQr
10 15
Co., 70c pfd. (accum.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Insurance
class
Common
5%
10-10
60c
two
Southern
9-21
30c
RR.,
(quar.)
preferred
Western
10-15
11-
to
$132,000,000,
The
Co.—
Power
Grocers
Western
11-16
.
(Increased)
Company
gtd.
special
$1.40
1
1
$1
Building Association,
Stock
11-
of
stockholders
State
agreement
the
Coipbined
9-21
10-15
$1.12'A
$1.05
$1.02'A
Seashore
&
Jersey
Penn
Western
8
12-15
capital
about
10-10
10-15
(quar.)
10-
Fire
into
company
proposal. Southern Fire holders will
prior
10-31
10-15
(quar.)
10-15
this
exenange
100,000
7-17
11-15
10-19
2'Ac
(quar.)
$1.06 '/4
Co.
8-1-57
10-15
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
Traders
West
West
10-16
(quar.)
(N.
the
4-16
—_—62'Ac
B
preferred
preferred
preferred
Trust
5-1-57
and
its
1-17
5c
convertible
preferred
10-
of
States
shares of
10-26
(quar.)_—
4'A%
4.25%
&
mainly
consists
subsidiaries
is, the extending of credit
qualified individual borrowers.
company is $20,
and the maximum
to
1170.
approval of
10
company
East Golden
—
4.10%
$1.14
(quar.)
by
companies.
the merger,
stock-dividend
»
10-17
11-20
(stock dividend)
common
4.20%
10-22
each
United
Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-11
$1.14
Bank
11-1
35c
'
preferred
10-24
28c
(quar.)_
Community
time the
and
present
that
security
p.
of
merger
both
vote on -the
1
2-1-57
15c
(quar.)
common
10-24
(quar.)
Manufacturing
37'Ac
37'Ac
37'/2c
37'Ac
—
(quar.)
11-15
preferred
Trade
(quar.)
(quar.i__
Gas Light,
11-15
1
subject
of
10-15
_________
12-
4.56%
Towle
12-
10-29
—;____
preferred
Welbllt
3
$1.21
common
Co.
Bros.
Western Tablet &
(quar.)_,
12-10
15%
.
class A
Inc.,
Pictures
convertible
4%
10-24
10-
10c
preferred
12-1
25c
(quar.)
King Corp.,
6%
11-30
$1
(Minn.)
Edison
4'/*%
10-11
2'Ac
preferred
Waste
9-21
10-15
(quar.)
Title Insurance
Toledo
10-15
$1.75
A
1
12-10
$1
$4.50
Pipeline Co.—
(quar.)
184,
through an
of
Completion
is
2
11-
proposed
suraric'e-Co.
5
11-
10c
Gooderham & Worts,
$4.25
10-15
20c
(quar.)
made
$2,500.—V.
directors
11-14
10-
11-14
(quar.)__
Bros.
Warren
10-15
25c
Fibre Glass (quar.)
class
1
10-15
75c
Washington
10-19
2
2%
preferred
Co.
Warner Co.
$2.50
pfd.
12-
Inc.
tne
At
is maintained in Lenoir, N. C.
office
on
Sept.
15,
1956, in
its
and
financing;
acceptable
loan
Tne ■-minimum
1
50c
Westates Petroleum
dividend
Class
10-31
10-31
$10c
Stock
2%
:
$5c
Investment
10-
$1.25
B
Warner
Co.—
conv.
10-31
instalment
is
additional
an
Lenoir,
of
respectively.
company
of
A
.____—___.
20c
:
General
11- 1
10-10
10-12
25c
the
of
the,^>asis
The merger
preferred (quar.)
Walworth Co. (increased quar.)
6
30c
$2.50
Co.
Community
C.
N.
consumer
loan
1
$1.25
$1.25
preferred
7%
Laboratories,
Class
10-31
11-
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
(Hiram)
Walker
10-11
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co,—
Thompson
12-10
10-
5%
Canadian
10-31
:
&
6%
preferred (quar.)
Therm-O-Disc,
Inc.
(quar.)
10-
opened
company
of
10-15
10-15
Extra
10-31
25c
conv.
10-30
Quarterly
10-15
50c
$4.84
Inc.,
on
10-11
(quar.)_
Corp.
Detinning,
Walker
10-15
1
12-10
$$1.25
(quar.)
Credit
Lincolnton.
Through amendments
mentioned above,
Credit
Co. of
C.
N.
compainies
to
cnanged
Community
1 he>business
10-15
12c
20c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Weeden & Co., common
(quar.)
Thermoid
1111-
10-16
—
Gas
1
10-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
10-20
:
Natural
11-
_____
preferred
Walker
10-19
10-15
15c
Texas Instruments, Inc., 4.48% pfd. A (quar.)
Texas Power & Light Co. $4.56 pfd. (quar.)_
Third
10-31
35c
Corp.
Asheville,
purehaoea
struct
(Minn.)—
preferred
Texas-Illinois
$2.40
'ac
30c
Malleable & Mfg.
The
capital
(quar.)_
6%
10-17
25c
_
Service
pfd.
America
(quar.)
11-15
1.
12'Ac
quarterly
Electric
$4
5
11-
65c
—
dividend
Terre Haute
of
preferred
Vulcan
10-10
12-
65c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Corp.
Increased
Texas
10-22
4%
(quar.)
were
of
Co.
Statesville,
Corp.—
Aircraft
Vulcan
12-11
jl5C
(quar.)
A
three
Southern Fire Insurance Co., Durham, S. C.—Merger—
Inc.—
from
5%
(quar.)
class
preferred
Stock
c
;
25c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines Ltd.
Tcro
1-2-57
20c
Inc.,
4%
c
12
—
(quar.)
Company
of
the
names
inc.,
Marion,
11-27
—
of
charters
corporate
Credit
10-15
4c
dividend)—.
5%
B.)
6%
8
25c
(quar.).
their
10-15
1%'
__.
10-25
3 1c
(quar.)
the
to
9-29
1
11- 1
40c
income)
Virginian Ry., 6% preferred
6%
preferred (quar.)
8
10-
Inc.
Talon,
5
11-15
_.—
preferred
Swift &
10-
11-15
Superior Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Swank,
1
11-15
Supermarkets (quar.)
Super Mold (Calif.)
(quar.)
Superior Separator, common (quar.)
5%
11-
Vertol
12-14
»
Sunrise
6%
12-31
10
(quar.)—_
(1954 series)
11-
50c
(s-a)
Credit Company
Community
9-24
10-15
15c
————_______—.
(Stock
Co.
(J.
Corp.
Heating
5%
9-29
J$131'/4
(quar.)
dividend
Foods
preferred
preferred
5%
10-15
11-
2'
(1952 series)
pfd.
conv.
9-24
principal office of Southern Finance Co.
$1.25
quar.)
(6c
Industries
Vapor
9-29
10-15
10-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—______
pfd.
conv
Co.
Stock
9-28
10c
dividend)—
common
Sciver
Vance
10-15
25c
—
pfd. (quar.)
common
Raalte
Van
Propane Gas Corp.—
5.20%
Oil
1
10-15
7'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.,
60c preferred
Sun
11-
10c
(stock
Inc.
6c from earned
Sea
Camp
Van
9-28
______________—
Corp.
Inc.
Shop,
Van
10-10
J35o
pfd. A (quar.)______
Strawfcrldge & Clothier,
Suburban
10-15
10-22
10c
—
Textiles, 4'A%
Stern
9-20
'——
Fund,
Line
gains &
1
25c
(quar.)
Stores
Brothers
9-20
10-15
<quar.)_
(increased
Fund Distributors,
Line
Value
1
11-
Value
Vanadium
—
_
&
11-
25c
(s-a)
Extra
Stern
11-15
11-15
93%C
.
_____——
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
Tobacco
Van Norman Industries, common
_
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5'/*%
Sterchi
5c
5c
——
Canada
of
Parts
10-16
-
Lithograph Corp.—
preferred
10-15
62'Ac
.—.—
dividend
Stock
Mfg.—
—
(quar.)
preferred
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co.
11-20
-
Co.
Stecher-Traung
Steel Co.
1
class B
(Del.)
Shake
n
12-
10-23
(increased"
Investment Corp. (Boston)-—
Street
Steak
Stearns
40c
'
Equipment
3
17'/2C
17'Ac
preferred
5%
,
Co.,
12-
organized
3
12-11
Co of Kansas, Inc.—
(Abilene), 5%
preferred (quar.)
United Transit Corp., com.
(quar.)
3
—
quar.)
Tube
12-
Inc.,
Loans,
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
Railway
(Increased
Standard
12-
10-
50c
(quar.)—
A
Products
Standard
12-14
10-15
(quar.)_
..
(Ohio)
preferred
Standard
30c
(quar.)
J.)
10-15
12-11
Small Loans)
Inc., Lenoir, N. C., and Lincolntcn General
Lincolncon,
N.
C.
Also,
in June,
1955,
the
company
the
Community
Credit
Co.
of
Hickory,
N.
C.
and
the
interest-in
United Telephone
1
10-
10-15
3%
62'Ac
(N.
class A
Milling Co.,
B
___—
70c
(quar.)__.—.—.
common
10-19
1
$1.06 »/4
81.60 conv. pfd.
Insurance
Stockyards,
1
1111-
Light-
Gas
F"ire
10-15
20c
(quar.)
11-
—*-i-———
Standard Dredging,
Standard
75c
87'/2C
com
lquar.ji—.—-__i—
Co.
Sugar
United
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
20c
prelerrcd
S.
97'Ac
92'Ac
(stock dividend)
Bros,
(A. G.)
Quarterly
U.
8
Refining & Mining,
Smelting,
S.
7%
8-17
10-
$1.033/4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
10-15
Extra
preferred
3-90%
11-15
40c
When
Share
Name of Company
U.
3%
(quar.)
Public Service
(quar.)
Southwestern
4.25%
of Rec.
—
Life Insurance
Southwestern
4.15%
Holdert
Investment Co.—
Southwestern
Stock
When
Payable
Per
-
■
Per
Share
of Company
Name
Monday, October 15, 1956
subsidiary,
newspaper
Miami
publishing
plant
Beach
at
Sun
1753
Publishing
Alton
Road,
Co.,
Miami
Volume
As
°£
of
of
184
June
1956,
Standard
enga0eu
offices
the
in
stainless
steel
and
tubing,
company
tr.an
owned
sale
tubing
at
of
and
24400
ownership,
tubular
note: (due
land
AND
LONG-TERM
1956-1961)—
DEBT
Class
sooci
"B '
note
^Excluding
6,000
shares
"B"
25,000
*3,600,000 shs.
•:
plans.
After
"B"
common
the
sale
shares
the
treasury
disposition
stock
into
this
the
the
and
stock
set
are
of
shares
forth
of
Baker,
185,360
of
the
shares
stock
their
of
class
Eichler
to
5,000
2,500
2,500
&
and
class
Winslow, In:.
Clayton Securities
T.
Inc.
7,500
Webber,
.._,Curtis
Jackson
Shepard
Inc.
&
5,000
Reed,
&
15,000
Co.,
Lear
&
Co
184,
7,500
4,000
Lerchen
&
3,500
decision
a
curities
Act
this
announced
Regulation
of
A
1933
Oct.
on
exemption
with
"operated
as
fraud
a
deceit
the
4,
to
respect
and
its
stock.
common
suspended
hearing
by
Co.—
held
v as
on
mining whether the
SEC
permanently
registration
public
a
offering
cbnditions
and
under
of
cf
its
stock
with
Koellnrr's
Koellner
be
sales
request
by
amended
filed,
sale
Valley
should
Koellner &
the
latter's
be
of
for
the
the
vacated
do
reflect
ox
by
A
stock
made
this
the
the
and
which
of
fi-om
Simon.
20%
the
arrangement,
in
the
effect
exchan~e,
that
Sun
Valley
of
deter¬
the
the
offering
These
Valley
Valley's
and
Valley s'ock
erated
.
as
J5un
„
stock
and
vacation
amendment
the
conditions
under
on
lose
to
mines
had
lease.
who
It
'blue
a
stock
than
facts
tive
that
poration's
to
the
80c
a
that
the
such
the fraud
not
in
in
i
and
"op¬
market
offering :
defunct,
now
proceeds,
and
in
plans
the
The
and
its
of
that
does
of
public
Commis
on
failure
such
decision
a
new
offering
ion,
and
d'sclose
action;
would
not
and
prevent
that
tse
it
its
basis
concluded
to
proceeding.—V.
181,
This
corporation,
well
the
identity
further
the
ne v
ob¬
cor¬
to
Oct.
The
is
actively
engaged
in
9
in
150,000
drilling
by Robert
leased
an
tons
Colamer
F.
Six,
claims
proven
uranium
Corp.—V.
immediately, it
the
of
4,000
some
was
mining
announced
in
184,
1482
See
Smith-Dougiass
Co.,
Inc.
above.—V.
181,
p.
Eastern
Transmission
net
proceeds
Pump
received
Co.
on
company's name
Offered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed
an
banking group which
4%%
of preferred stock, 5.85%
and accrued dividends.
The
for
new
preferred
stock
is
11
offered
series, at
par
investment
TO
term
Bank
1961
loan
of
Class
A
Class
The
First
stock
common
June
to
be
'Does
not
to
include
issued
be
to
($100
sinking fund
a
provides
with the 12
retirement during each
12
months
commencing
ending May 31, 1962 of 2 V2 % of the new preferred stock
standing on May 31, 1961 and after May 31, 1971, 5%
of the
months
preferred
re
stock
emption
The
option
Nov.
1,
new
of
price
outstanding
is
preferred
the
$100
company
at
on
per
stock
is
May
31,
1961.
The
out¬
new
sinking
fund
share.
redeemable
prices
1973.
scaling
after
down
Nov.
from
1,
106
1961
to
at
par
the
after
•
from
interest
control,
York
Waltham
the
in
to
a
watch
of
group
dealer,
it
in¬
was
October,
1955, acquired
322,700
Sachs, then President of the
Teviah
to
Axler
the
frees Bellanca
group
its
of
obli¬
loan
approximately the current market price
have been selling for about $2 a share
Exchange. Harry E. Blythe, Bellanca Executive
His group includes his brother, Melvin
of Joseph Axler, Inc.; Dr. Max A.
Geller, Presi¬
Geller, New York advertising agency, and former
Chairman
partner
Seth
of
in
has
Axler
been
Stolz
Mr.
five
President
Nov.
1956
1,
filed
4V2%
due
without
Oct.
31,
1966
underwriting.
a
plant.
equipment
Waltham;
Melvin
the
of
and
also
President,
letter
2
Irving H.
Murphy &
Axler
Executive
Mr.
Harrison
elected
directors.
elected
was
Board
Vt.—Files With SEC—
a
subordinated
of
and
each,
purchase
Oct.
on
Co.;
Levy,
Chairman
were
Waltham
Warren Wire Co., Pownal,
of
Vice-President
a
officers
new
firm
of
Geller
Dr.
elected
H. McMorrow,
former
Chairman.—V. 182, p. 2517.
$150,000
Watch
accountant.
William
company
&
law
York
and
the
Clock
York
New
elected
was
of
Haven
New
a
Vice-President;
all
New
the
Harrison,
notification
of
with
the
SEC
convertible
debentures
be
to
denominations
of
be
to
The
sold
in
proceeds
for
to
are
dated
used
-
'
'
-
;■'
-
'
■
.'
'
'
,
i
,
^
Watson Brothers Transportation Co., Inc.—Plans Stock
•-
for
stock
new
a
;
has
company
authority
(par
applied
issue
to
the
to
and
sell
Interstate
619,776
Commerce
shares
Commission
class
of
A
common
$1).
The offering is expected late in October at about
through Cruttenden & Co., Chicago, 111.; The First
Lincoln, Neb.; and Wachob Bender Corp., Omaha, Neb.
per
share
Trust
Co.
of
The
with
corporation
the
Co.
and
First
not
were
The
has
be
part
of
PRESENT
into
long-term financial agreements
Chicago, John Hancock Life Insurance
of
Assurance
Co.
of
Details
the
the
agreement
divulged.
funds
to
are
be
used
for
working
capital.—V.
183,
2464.
p.
Supply Co. (Mo.)—September Sales Off
1956—Month—1955
—
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$
$
16,459,000
Sales
the
incurred
borrowings
Life
$
business
finance
Bank
Mutual
Period End. Sept. 30—
used
entered
National
State
17,579,000
156,374,000
i
$
*
143,740,000
for
—V.
184,
FINANCING
1275.
p.
Stores, Inc.—September Bales Off—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Outstanding
1956—Month—1955
Sales
$2,297,616
—V.
184,
$181,868
1958—9 Mos.—1955
$2,486,865 $23,640,310
$21,392,084
1275.
p.
Winn-Dixie
250,000
300,000 shs.
in
1,000
shares
connection
with
of
A
company's
1956—4 Wks.—1955
$
288,137.6 shs.
class
Stores, Inc.—September Sales
Period End. Sept. 30—
*102,366 shs.
Sales
common
36,385,447
—V.
184,
retirement
Up—
1956—39 Wks.—1955
$
$
$
v
29,857,961 329,090,330 282.247,812
1398.
p.
pian.
tThis
indebtedness
pure, ase
of
of
amount
includes
until
$181,868
Sept.
quarterly
1,
Ulrich
is
when
at
the
tne
4%%
at
bv
Enterprises,
payable
interest
1958
assumed
was
of
assets
balance
per
payments
Inc.
late
of
annum
will
on
April
the
2,
time
1956.
of
$6,487
quarterly, which
the unpaid balance,
on
begin
at
the
rate
of
Wool worth Co.—September Sales Higher—
Period End. Sept. 30—
The
62,808,193
—V.
184,
and
Worthington Corp.—Expands
This
Coast
corporation announced
manufacturing plant as
year-round
principally
engaged
the
Delaware
its
at
111.
corporation with
Roanoke,
near
Peoria,
parts
for
in
The
manu¬
It
is
manufacture
of
earthmoving equipment,
Trac.or Co., hydraulic products, and a
auded line of industrial and sanitary pumps.—V. 184, p. 1397.
linished
Caterpillar
as
facility
the
will
air
the
Underwood Corp., N. Y.—Registers Debs. With
This
corporation
covering
.1,
on
Oct.
$5,000,000
to
be
by
Lehman
price and
offered
for
proceeds of the
and
used
registration
are
statement
subordinated
public
SEC—
with
debentures,
due
sale
The
interest
financing will be added to the general funds of
as
working capital and,
to
the extent
available,
for
expenditures for research and engineering, modernization of plant
f"cilities, development of new products and general expansion of opera¬
tions.—V. 184, p. 1482.
West Coast—
on
United Air Lines,
Lines'
figures
the
passenger
history
released
and
by
Inc.—September at New Highscargo
volumes
achieved
were
Robert
E.
last
for
any
month,
Johnson,
September
according
Vice-President
to
and
in
located
western
in
air
and
systems
its
of
West
a
expansion
in
air
of
and
will
be
the
Worthington.
operated
Its products
handling equipment
to
fit
the
for
climatic
year-
conditions
states.
from
stock.—V.
common
Calif.,
Division
and
acquisition
in
—
designed
southwestern
acquired
was
step
field.
Alhambra,
furnaces
the
1
further
a
Air Conditioning
warm
Oct.
on
conditioning
conditioning
plant
Worthington
Zapata
J.
United
estimated
Assistant
the
Mo.,
had
Royal
183,
stock
p.
Jet,
Inc.
in
exchange
for
1661.
each
upon
the
3.5
in
to
Texas
the
along
St.
issued
and
North
8
Louis,
Zapata
will
be
pre¬
and
is
con¬
2,500
the
Its
Dakota.
Texas
principal
owns
with
Corp.,
the
producing
Pledger Field.—V.
owns
a
building
properties
p.
to
leases
producing
wildcat
royalties
Westag Corp. is the
substantial holder of
pioneer
183,
producing
addition
In
Westag
Gulf Coast.
acres,
connection
the
$1,000,000.
Corporation
Louis-Brownsville
in
In
approximately
Westag
and
approximately
railroads.
Field
that
Texas
primarily
grants
involves
stated
in
Oct.
on
St.
of
acceptance
transaction
Liedtke
successor
announced
of
Westag stock.
The offer
shareholders for final approval,
by them.
Westag
80%
royalties
land
Tex.—Acquisition
Corp. of Houston, Texas, and
Petroleum's offer of one share
shares
to
located
Midland.
this corporation,
Westag
Zapata
for
Mr.
of
approved
sented
The
Corp.,
President of
directors
tingent
Ocean
President.
Petroleum
Hugh Liedtke,
that
and
to
502,204,068
the
through an underwriting
rate, public offering
to be supplied by amendment.
Brothers.
underwriting terms
company
a
convertible
of
1971,
headed
filed
4
air
is
Western
include
round
of
home
The
Air
1956—9 Mos.—1955
61,111,880 527,764,030
1398.
p.
are
BUSINESS^Company is a
facturing
plant
and
offices
SEC
1956—Month—1955
Sales
$4,792
interest.
The
manufacturing
plant
and
dffice
insurance carried by the company on the life of R. M.
mortgaged or pledged as security therefor.
R .M.
Ulrich
co-obligor of such indebtedness for the accommodation of the
a
(F. W.)
.
at
company
including
building
share)
per
in
Control—
its
New
a
Bellanca
Stock
&
and
Treasurer;
interests
which
the
Weiss
Joseph
The
the
of
500,000 shs.
approximately
1956
Axler,
common
sold
working
importer and exporter.
and
used
..
will
company
250,000
__
50c)
(par
in
has
or
Vice-President
of
senior
30,
(par $1)
stock
common
boards."—
both
National
to
______
B
6tock
due
Chicago serially
^
shareholders
Vertol
by
Webcor, Inc.—Plans Borrowings—
t$236,751
_;
to
bank.
$7.50
Authorized
Co.
Record
entitled
watch
$1,000
are
York
mortgage to State Farm Life In¬
surance
5%
EFFECT
made
approved
a
Stolz;
to
150,000 shares
Oct.
on
3.
shares
the
White
GIVING
be
are
Offering—
the
bank
»
,
Net
Stock
Oct.
American
Axler,
Salt Lake
July 2, 1956, and to
other business.
Some
the company's
applied
to
reduce
of
be
any
transaction also involved "finder's fees"—fees
third party for bringing corporate buyers and sellers together.
Mr. Axler, head of the new controlling group, is President of Joseph
Axler, Inc., New York watch distributing concern.
He has also been
964.
by
will
plan
16.6%
Joseph
Waltham
these
the
on
for
and
Executive Vice-President,
p.
before
Vice-President, said the
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
2934.
Corp.—Preferred
by
on
to
paid to
President.
184,
taken
be
agree¬
Axler said his group paid
the Waltham shares, which
for
54-year old electron tube and automo¬
in 1923, has been a Vice-President since
1953.—V.
steps must
Co.—Change in
New
of
Western Auto
volume
the
Texas
since
Bump
may
group
Chemicals, Inc.—Reorganization Planned—
of
of
dent
working capital primarily in the conduct
proceeds
Oct.
Texas City
Sale
a
loans
Carbon
County,
large ore bodies, including one of
recently uncovered, Mr. Six said.
leases through one of its subsidiaries,
p.
the
made
was
an
company, and then pledged the stock as security for a loan of
$500,000 with the Tradesman's Bank & Trust Co. of Philadelphia.
over
gation
proceeds
First
Watch
operations.
elected
been
joined
director
a
increased
current
were
the
has
who
from
rtceiuiy
Board.
acres
Schulte
additional
acquired
several
ore,
undertook
there
Chairman
cover
where
area
of
Swan-Finch
operations
The
the
representing
headed
shares
shares
company.
the
begin
new
Wvo.,
the
Corp.—Leases Uranium Claims—
which
R.
and
Ulrich
production of premium oil products and natural
has just signed leases on 150 more uranium mining claims and
gases,
plans
on
in
as
mining
according to Louis Reiben,
Schulte,
PROCEEDS—The
is
as
new
Watch
Corp.
Co.,
announced
details follow:
as
in
1081.
p.
*
cor¬
of
proposes
share-for-share
a
Commission
the
faith,
good
a
ofering of its stock if all material facts
reg'stration statement, including those pertaining
Swan-Finch Oil
of
vestors
Manufacturing Co.—Stock Offering Completed
—Mention was made in our issue of Oct. 1 of the
public
offering, through White & Co., St. Louis, Mo., of 50,000
shares of class A common stock (par
$1) at $6.50 per
share.
This offering was quickly completed. Further
not
possession
public
s
submission
details
that
stated,
of-non-payments under
to help those stockholders
order
justify
Commis ion's
instant
Formal
Executive
underwriting.
to
carry
1171.
Waltham
Sept. 28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
without
"Many
when
Bellanca
on
incident
out,
p.
Ulrich
immediately."
that it is
sales
public,
stock
new
stcck.
in
because
owners
open
share,
per
sent
withdrawal
for
asserting
the
to
that
the
could
proposed
disclosed
are
on
to
underwriter
served
order,
the
Valley
respect
and 336,088
the
that
to
stage.
companies can become a reality. Before any com¬
made, certain matters will require further approval
184,
Stolz,
change
explained
management
exploratory
December.
1274.
p.
lamp manufacturing firm
*351
his
of
at
pointed
the board.
covering
expenses
Milton
to
purchasers."
upon
stock
$3
be
Commission
misappropriation. of
to
of
Sun
to
the
Commiss.on
asserted
stock
offer
lor
with
the
the
men
an
184,
to
the
the
the
be
and
A.'
certain
20%
of
can
if
plan Fifth Avenue would be authorized to:
voted
Vertol,
of
permit
beyond
V.
Watch
4
to
Noithrop
by
stock¬
McCarthy said that
bank
Chairman
and
required
was
with
Berlin
mitments
previously approved the reor¬
ruled, however, that its order^
certain other
of
Northrop offer
basis of the
to
exchange, two shares of stock for each
outstanding after a 15% stock dividend payable
President
action
combination
replied
Federal Court approved and
the
Oct.
Corp.—V.
share,
per
Mr.
securities
shares
any
pay
position,
the
chip'. '■ investment,
least
had
organized
which
re-istration
thereof
with
and
make
of
furthe-
at
was
orders
statements,
deceit
more
reverted
has
exchanre
the
any
purchased
poration
to
of
of er
had
The Commission
Berlin,
board's
discussions
ment, Mr.
Dimock,
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.—Official Promoted—
was
to
with
merger
more
$l
to
ps
Regulation
national
a
a
no
repurchase
was
stock
the suspension
cf
because
intend
the
and
Valley petitioned
partly
its
the
of
misleading
fraud
a
Mr.
the
of
month
stock
Oct.
Corp.—Changes Name—
company
at
commission,
Although
circular shou'd
misleading statements
negotiating
could
would
sell-out and
a
and
Judge
to become effective before
Commission
S.
on
Aircraft, Inc.,
the
two
combining
announcement
8
Oct. 10.
on
covering 300,000
selling
such
of
listed
was
was
Koellner
value
was
false
Oct.
bankrupts carrier,
to file objections.
reorganization
Paper
The
this
producing
uranium
ore
of
commercial
grade
and
receiving income from such production, that as a result of profitable
operations. Sun Valley would pay dividends in the immediate
future,
book
the
of
corporation
this
with Northrop
possibility
the
of
management
discussions
that a combination was under consideration
4 by Whitley C. Collins, President of Northrop.
Cautioning that the companies have not yet concluded
it
turn
on
R.
the
City.
stockholders,
the
and
this
Vertol
its
registered
Under
was
that
false
stcck
investor
an
because
Sun
made
Valley
Sun
that
stock
of
Sun
that
companies,
investment
share,
sale
that
Avenue
System
confirmed
was
York
Exploration & Development Co.,
City, Utah—Files With SEC—
140,000 shares were sold by
to approximately 300
investors from May
to
November
1954, when the arrangement was
terminated; but it appears that the Simons accounted
to
Koellner
for the proceeds of only about
64,000 shares.
The record establishes, the Commission's
opinion states, ;"tfcat the
the
Transit
Inc.,
New
Tri-Slate
one-half.
offering
no
one
registration
the* Simons
About
Simons
Don
'
completed.
were
the
gave
29
The
permanent.
Simon,
B.
Simons
that
violation
a
Harry
selling of Sun
of'
and
staf,
exemotion
an
*
Tiffany & Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 43,500 shares of capital stock (representing 33%
of the total shares
outstanding) was made on Oct. 5 by
Irving Maidman, 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.
—V. 169, p. 1927.
Se¬
stock
p'rprse
or
Herman
the
and
one-half
constituted
availability
Co., and
brother,
to
were
Commission's
to
which
H.
Simons
receive
the
P.
739.
p.
its approval
expressed
earlier
of
Oct.
i
board
made
net
Committee.
purchasers."
upon
Sun
of
representatives;
to
was
notified
A.
consolidated
and
The
suspension
and
the
Third
days
issued until
stockholders
Allied
telling 4,300 shares, the underwriter first named withdrew in
September in 53; and the offering circular was amended in
December
1953 to indicate that Sun
Valley was selling its own stock. However,
in Apr 1
1953, Sun Valley entered into an
arrangement for the sale
arrangernert,
York
9
about
share
company
sus¬
the
of
Regulation
After
broker-dealers,
40
2500-
p.
Co.—Exchange Offer—
widen
aporoval to
Hawthorne,
Calif.,
President
The
Regulation A exemption was temporarily
Commission in January,
1955,
following which a
the
Avenue
Lines,
Dimock in
several
.
The proceeds are to be used for retirement
expansion program.—V.
181, p. 2246.
In
its
Regulation
A
notification,
filed
with
the
Commission
in
July, .1953, this company proposed the public offering of
299,000 shares
of
Third
Coach
J.
'
>
i
the
Corp.—Court Approves Plan—
expect the acquisition
New
Thor
from
corporation ior violation of the
misrepresentations
in
the
offer
for
not
announced
-I
.
a
•*«.'
•
1956
4,000 ■'<-
Valley Mining Corp., New York—Stock Offering
Permanently Suspended by SEC—
In
30,
Industries, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—
coiporation has placed privately with institutional
investors, through Paine,. Webber, Jackson & Curtis, an
issue of $2,000,OuO 4%% notes due
Aug. 15; 1956, it was
Sun
pended
June
5,000
1482.
p.
*
2,500
Watling,
2,500
V.
"
of reorganization of
protect the creditors.
have
Oct.
on
173,
Corp.—Merger Discussions On—
of
The
'
.
4,000
Inc
Saunders, Stiver & Co.——
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.
.»
directors
Co.—Merger Planned—•
above.—V.
Co.
above.—V. .155,
unanimous
Thompson
.
Russ & Co.,
Co.,
.
also
of
to
Corp.
Mr.
&
———
7,600
—
Co.—
ended
which Fifth Avenue niust pay $4,881,090 in cash
of its own stock.—V. 184,
p. 1170.
2,500
Corp
———.i—
Prescott,
..
7,500
Evans
The
pe¬
1,000
Investment
Holly
Coast
a
increase its authorized capital stock from 700,000 to 950,00u shares:
(2) issue 336,088 additional shares of $10 par value
stock; and (3)
acquire all stocks of the reorganized Third Avenue Transit Corp. for
15,000
Paine,
Gulf
furnish
to
Insurance
Vertol Aircraft
(1)
2,500
Weeks—-—
Securities
Strauss, Blosser & McDowell
A.
did
Under
4,000
Henderson & Co.
the
in
proposes
See
Grande
McCarthy, President of Fifth Avenue, noted that the
would
The
2,500
.
2,500
——
See
C.
Co.
M'.tir
4,000
Inc.
E.
preliminaries
Hugh Johnson & Co., Inc..
Manley, Bennett & Co
Co
Dittmar & Co.__
Oscar E. Doolv &
Avenue
charge
2,500
2,500
—
Corp.—
lie
.2,500
Co
&
&
Interstate
5,000
Clement
in
would not be
Corp.
Courts
&
objections
is
..*■■■
Chapman & Co.
Horr.blower &
-
Collin, Norton & Co
Cruttenden
To
"B"
4,000
M.
Fifth
ganization- in principle.
Giden
Simmons—
&
>
purchase
Goodbody & Co.
Co.-.—__2—
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Blunt-Ellis
Buckner
months
the
reorganize
the
Shares-
5,000
&
six
•'
"B"
below:
names
Farwell,
4,000
Co.—
H.
to
that he wished
underwriters
producers
Fire
companies.
the
by Federal Judge Edward
who
common
opposite
to
plan
over
no
shares
from
company
Rio
States Fire Insurance
Southern
Van Dorn Iron Works
points.
v
.
of,common
Co
&
'
7
outstanding
:
Simonds
Batemar.,
*
shares
Shares
Co.
The
the
on
operating revenues of $8o,661,o95
vi>,0b,,ob7.—V. 184, p. 1482.
there "will be
1,501,140
of
55,000
purchased
States.
Third Avenue Transit
<,*i
John
number
be
connection
a
total
oi
with
has
United
See
capacity of the com¬
and the reconversion
gas
Tne
holders
obligations
Reynolds & Co., Inc.&
intermediate
reported
..
.
number
stock.
respective
Bache
■
upon
company
company
conversion, of
like
a
to
EARNINGS—For
1,686,500 shs.
issuance
the
in
feet
transportation
service
extending
from
Beaumont,
Moundsville, W. Va.-^with various laterals and terminals
to
*788,250 shs.
for
of
,
which
of
the
public oifering,
stock
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
common
at
is
United
at
stock.
giving* effect to
with
of
in
other
or
stock in connection
common
reserved
cubic
products
v
25,000
2,500,000 shs.
are
common
shares
to
the
1956)
Texas
27,585
-
the
troleum
45 000
«-
increase
Government
balance
of
area
"
35*625
35,625
Mexican
the
A
present
class
Outstanding
213 000
proceeds from the sale of the new preferred stock
tne company in connection with a $238,000,00 pro¬
by
contemplates an
system of 250 million
major
and
$5,200,000
($1 par value)
.,1,686,500
class
respect
973,610
(due
1956
300,000
value)— _j.
par
stock
the
30,
45,000
($l
amount
of
of
a
the
JUNE
(<jue 1956-1961)27,585
common
this
convers.cn
AT
used
per day
portion of the "Little Big Inch" pipe line to transporta¬
tion
of
petroleum
products.
Additional
financing to the extent of
$130,000,000 will be necessary to complete the program.
Sligntly less
than half of
the gas for the new program is to be
purchased from
of
Mich.
connection
be
which
' pany's
home
$5,200,000
—
1958)
contract
purchase money
•*, a'Of
The
to
are
gram
51
(1627)
PROCEEDS—Net
-
is
tubing,
Detroit,
Authorized
5%
Common
Road,
has no
company
steel
products.
Plymouth
the
Standard
Standard.
(due
5%
of
corporation.
electric welded
.
notes
414%
approximately 48.35%
(being the voting stock)
stock
subordinated debentures (due
1958)
mortgage note (due 1956-70)—
5%
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Michigan
and
plastic
stock
hs
with
,
a
located
are
The
...
common
Co.,
mamnacture
CAPITALIZATION
5%
the
Tube
plant
nature
any
39,
outstanding class "B"
The
Other
Number 5577
are
of
in
certain
the
Old
151.
Revenue
passenber miles flown during the month totaled 426,502,000,
up
11% from September, 1955, While revenue airplane miles reached
10.654,000, up 10%.
Freight
ago,
while
Express
ton
miles
mail
ton
ton
miles
at
5,032,000
miles
totaled
23% from September a year
(including first class) rose 4% to 2,093,000.
were
1,266,000,
up
off
1%.—V.
184,
p.
670.
Zeigler
Coal & Coke Co.—Stock Sold—Tucker, An¬
Co., New York, on Sept. 21 placed privately
12,500 shares of common stock (par $10) at $18 per sh.
thony
&
The net proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V.
184,
p.
1275.
■
52
1956
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, October 15,
The
(1628)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Francisco,
101.54,
Auburn, Ala.
Bond
000
Sale—An
school
bonds
of
$225,-
sold
was
to
San
a
Thornton,
Berney
Perry
Farish;
Inc., and Hugo Marx & Co.,
3xks and 2%s.
as
Fallbrooh
price
a
■Clay County (P. O. Ashland), Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of $12,000
capital outlay school warrants
sold
to
Thornton, Mohr &
Parish, of Montgomery, as 3]/4S.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
&
was
Union
High School Dist.,
County Clerk, will
receive sealed
bids
in
his
at
office
San
Diego
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 23
for the purchase of $25,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on
Dec.
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
1 from
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
pay¬
the
County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
at
office.
Flowery School District, Sonoma
Florence, Ala.
oral
Sale
obligation
ment
Oct.
bonds
2
County,
The $531,000
—
public
offered
gen-
improve¬
auction
at
on
184, p. 1172 — were
Hugo Marx & Co., of
Birmingham.
v.
—
awarded
Bernardino
San
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Bond
Son
of
Diego County, Calif.
Offering — R. B. James,
Bond
of
&
£& Co.,
at
to
Bond
Sale
ing bonds
184, p. 967
Bank
k
The
—
offered
Sept.
America
of
Savings
18
v.
—
National
Association,
Francisco.
and
Co., at
Trust
of
about
County
(P.
O.
Jasper),
Sale
S
Bond
An
—
issue
of
$150,000 public building, road and
bridge warrants was sold to Wat-
idns, Morrow & Co., of Birming¬
ham, as 3s. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
"Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham.
jewer
to
a
1
a
from
Due
2%s.
Due
$2,655,000
bonds offered Oct. t
composed
group
awardeo
Gross;
of
Rogers & Co., Taylor & Co., Cen¬
tral Republic Company, W. E. Hutton & Co., Wachob-Bender Corp.,
Allison-Williams
Co.,
Robert
E
Lombardo, Inc., M. B. Vick & Co.,
Maricopa County
Pohl
No.
Mayer, Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, Wudmann
& Co., Allan
School Dist.
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
83
Bond
■
Sale—The $121,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 4
967
p.
awarded
were
—
neth Ellis &
184;
v.
—
to
Ken¬
Company, of Phoenix.
&
Inc.,
Co.,
Seasongood
&
Blair & Co., and
Co., at
John Reinhart &
price of 94.50, a net. in¬
a
1
terest cost of about
5.03%,
as
the
that
Greiner
L.
City
ceive
sealed
(i-s>T)
on
of
Clerk
will
until
(P.
O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering—Victor I.
municipal
improve¬
ment, series A bonds. Dated Dec.
i5, 1956.
Due on June 15 from
^958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
md interest (J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
of the City in New
York City, at the holders option.
fiscal agency
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliile,
of
San
Francisco.
Tulare
School
District,
-until
10
for
(MST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
corporate
Dated
1
Tlonds due
to
in
callable
are
1956.
1960
Due
Jan.
on
1987
inclusive.
and
thereafter
1965
of
as
24
$10,000,000
issue
No.
7.
bonds,
July 1,
from
Oct.
on
Jan.
1,
1964.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Valley National
Bank,
■of
Phoenix, the First National
City Bank, oLNew York City, or
at
the
Harris
Trust &
Savings
Chicago, at the option
of the holder.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bank,
of
.NOTE
—
The
the
ments
issue
our
foregoing
supple¬
published in
report
of
Oct.
8—v.
184.
p.
1522.
CALIFORNIA
School
District, Sac¬
ramento and
Yolo Counties, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 3, were
awarded
to
the
National Trust
Bank
of
bids
Savings Associ¬
ation, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.04, a
net interest cost of
about 3.75%, as follows:
$25,000
5s.
1958
Due
to
1960
1961
-
to
1965
on
The
1956.
1970
to-1970
bonds
Due
on
on
10:30
the
1
from
Nov.
1
from
Nov.
dated
1
Nov.
from
(J-D)
Unified
in¬
School
Dis rict,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $218,000
1276
Bank
—
of
were
Oct.
build¬
9—v.
awarded
America
Savings
1
from
payable
at
office.
$1,875,000
1958
and
1976
to
to
National
Association,
Bond Sale—The $850,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 2 — v. 184,
1399 — were awarded to a
composed
interest
the
County
Legality
ap¬
Association,
of
of
Harris
&
Trust
Chicago,
—
awarded
were
America
to
National
Witter
p.
The $90,000 school
—
Sept.
11
v.
—
1065—were awarded to
a
184,
group
Bank
of
Co.,
&
Co., at
price of 100.13,
a
terest cost
net in¬
a
about 3.10%, as fol¬
of
lows:
$130,000 5s.
to
Due-on Oct.
and
Oct. 15, 1961
on
3s.
Due
on
to
1969
Weaver
Union
Merced
Bqjid
from
inclusive.
1963
Oct.
School
County,
15
Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams,
&
Youngberg," and C. N.
White & Co., as 4%s,. at|a price ol
100.08, a basis of about 4.49%.
received
Clerk's office
(PST)
until
of
184,
the
Trust
San
—
City Clerk F
announces that
7:30
receive
p.m.
(PST)
the City
sealed bids
on
Oct.
purchase of $500,000
22
sewer
and storm drain bonds. Dated Dec.
1987
on
June 15 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal
the
at
in
Crary,
ceive
sealed
bids
Bank
at
the
Hartford
Trust
&
Company
Department, 777
Main Street, Hartford, until noon
(EDST) on Oct. 16 for the pur¬
Corporate Trust
chase
of
Dated
Nov.
from
1
$385,000
the
1957
to
1976
interest
Hartford
Trust
school
1956. Due
1,
Principal and
J. A.
Hogle & Co.; Merrill, TurCo., Inc.; Mullaney, Wells
&
&
Company; Rodman & Renshaw;
Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd;
G. C. Haas & Co.; C. C. Collings
& Co.; Harold H. Huston & Co.;
Dolphin & Co.; W. H. Newbold's
Son & Co.;
Schaffer, Necker &
Co.; Sweney, Cartwright & Co.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc.; Bruns, Nordeman & Co.; and
Chace,
Robert L. Whittaker
Oct.
on
Nov
IDAHO
inclusive.
payable at
Bank
&
University of Idaho (P. O. '
Moscow), Idaho
Bond Sale
The dormitory and
housing revenue bonds totaling
—
or
Branch
at its
$790,000 offered Oct. 4
in
Company, Hartford,
Nor¬
p.
1277
Retirement
ers
at
the
Due
Nov. 1
on
the
at
(M-N)
Prin¬
payable
County Treasurer's
office.
San
Francisco.
West
Covina School
Los
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
price of
a
a.m.
the
9
office in
(PST)
Los
New Castle
County, Christiana Sch.
(P. O. Wilmington),
Dist. No. 44
Delaware
Chatters,
Bucking¬
City
Nov.
on
the
at
office
of
Dated
Dec.
at
the
1956.
1,
County
Due
Treasurer's
office.
Nov.
15,
1956.
1957 to
City, at the purchaser's option. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
gleterry,
San
$200,000
College (P. O. Aurora),
sealed
on
Offering
Orrin
Treasurer,
bids
Oct.
—
22
until
for
non
10
the
Due
the
Nov.
on
1974 inclusive.
cipal and interest
(M-N)
Farmers Bank
15
Prin¬
payable
of the
State
of
Delaware, Wilmington. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
lor
&
Washburn, of New York
City.
Bond
and
on
Oct.
25
for
will
O.
Sin-
receive
a.m.
(DST)
purchase
tax-exempt
of
dor¬
pur¬
$5,000,000 water
1
revenue
Dec.
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
from
1956.
1,
1970
1974
to
J-D.
Interest
Lake Forest, III.
Offering — —Katherine
Bond
R.
p.m.
the
for
13
1
City
Beauchamp,
receive
bids
sealed
Clerk,
until
on
p.m.
the
(CDST)
chase
pur¬
$1,650,000 water
of
Oct.
bonds. Dated
22
Nov.
will
8
for
revenue
1, 1956. Due
on
May 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
at
in
bank
a
Chicago
Lake
pay¬
Forest
or
be
agreed upon
by the City and the purchaser.
Legality approved by Isham, Lin¬
coln & Beale, of Chicago.
Sarasota, Fla.
Offering — L. B.
City Auditor
Due
Ashby.
Clerk, will re¬
noon
(EST)
may
as
Vermilion
County
District
ceive sealed bids until
No.
High
236
Roosville),
the
purchase oi
$425,000 parking facilities revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due on
ing
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1977 inclusive.
p.
1400
Principal and interest (M-N)
H.
School
(P. O.
III.
C.
Company,
Sarasota,
or
at
the
Guaranty Trust Company, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly' &
Bond
Sale
A
were
(Territory of)
The
—
highway
offered Oct. 9
a
basis
of
about
Bloomington, Ind.
Sale
The $225,000 off-
$12,500,000
bonds
revenue
Halsey,
ties
as
—
parking
Aug. 23
by
184,
p.
672
of¬
—
Corporation,
of Indianapolis,
4 Vis.
Galveston,
Bonds
age
on
March
1
Sept. 1 from 1966 to 1986
Ind
Sold—No
Not
bids
were
for the $186,000 sewer¬
submitted
works
Oct. 8—v.
revenue
184, p.
bonds offered
1277.
Gary School City? Ind.
Sale
The $1,000,000
improvement bonds offered
Bond
school
Oct.
inclusive.
10,165,000 2.80s. Due
inclusive.
v.
awarded to the City Securi¬
follows:
$2,335,000 4V2s. Due on March 1
and Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1965
and
bonds
revenue
—
v.
net interest cost of about 3.83%.
as
3.74%.
INDIANA
awarded
headed
184,
awarded to the
Speer & Sons Co., of Chi¬
cago, as 3%s, at a price of 100.08,
were
were
184, p. 1400 —
to
a
syndicate
Smith,- Barney & Co.,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and
Bros., at a price of 100.01,
—
Oct. 5—v.
—
fered
series
$30,000 build¬
bonds offered
street
HAWAII
Hawaii
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
pay¬
able at the Sarasota Bank & Trust
a
Colorado
Bond
Ander¬
948 Delaware Trust Building,
Wilmington, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Oct. 29
for
the purchase
ot
$150,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Lehman
COLORADO
and
Aurora
F.
son,
Angeles,
on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1981, incl.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
David
of
until
H.
will
Comptroller,
bids
sealed
(CST)
Mitchell, of New York City.
purchase of $360,000 building
bonds.
3.20s,
as
Chicago, III.
Certificate
Offering — Carl
receive
Bond Offering—Lewis
Nov. 7 for
on
System,
par.
ILLINOIS
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
his
—
v. 184,
sold to the Teach¬
were
—
DELAWARE
bids
for
23
& Co.
bonds
on
National
ben
ford.
County
Merced, until 11
cipal and interest
interest (J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the fiscal
agent of the City in New York
Francisco.
(P. O. Norwich), Conn.
Offering — Lynwood B.
First Selectman, will re¬
FLORIDA
ourchase of $103,000 school bonds.
until
Offering
Preston
National
Company;
Bodine.
American Securities Corp..
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day.
jointly,' as 3.40s, at a price oi
100.29, a basis of about 3.36%.
Bond
Company; The
F.
W.
Craigie & Co.; Leedy, Wheeler &
Alleman, Inc.; Goodbody & Co.;
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
Republic
Milwaukee
$^25,000 school
the
District,
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
bids at
Salinas, Calif.
for the
Fairfield),
Calif.
Offering—v Sealed
wtlTme
Stone
will
O.
Sale—The
bonas offered Oct. 9 were awarde*.
at
1962.
615,000
a.m.
from
15
1960 inclusive.
of
Heple,
(P.
onnecticut
C
from
ation, San Francisco, Dean Witter
Bond
Fairfield
Central
certificates.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Council
basis
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associ¬
E.
a
&
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke;
&
Co.,
Merrill,
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Lawson,
Levy & Williams, H. E. Work &
Co., Stone & Youngberg, Fred D.
Blake & Co., and C. N, White &
Barth
Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
Kings County, Calif.
offered
price of 100.31,
a
at
Eldredge
Co., Inc.;
chase
the
Island-San Jose Union School Dist.,
bonds
Rand
to
&
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co.
The Illinois Company Incorpo¬
rated;
Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.;
Robert
W.
Baird
&
Co.,
Inc.;
ham. Chairman of Board of Schoo.
Trus
k
Savings, Association,
of
San
Francisco, as 3%s, at a price of
101.51, a basis of about 3.57%.
Bond Sale
184, p.
v.
—
of about 3.20%.
Francisco,
Savings Bank, ol
105,000 3V4s. Due
of
the
Dick
Corp.; A. C. Allyn and
Inc.;
Lee
Higginson
First of Michigan Corp.;
& Merle-Smith; George B.
J.
School
District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 9—v. 184,
1276
at
San
Dean
1957
Hawthorne
3 Vis,
America National Trust & Savings
cisco.
15, 1956. Due
ing bonds offered
V•
Diego
Oct. 23
on
of
Principal
Treasurer's
to
\
San
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
1958 to
Principal and
Francisco.
Angeles
in
(PST)
a.m.
Dec.
on
1,
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Los
office
purchase
inclusive.
8
awarded
Company, of New York City,
p.
group
High School
County, Calif.
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956'.
Due
&
$355,000 school
Oct.
were
—
Legality approved by Rob¬
inson, Robinson & Cole, of Hart-,
&
Nov.
terest
Ciaremont
Union
inclusive.
are
inclusive.
from
inclusive.
50,000 3%s. Due
1965
1
inclusive.
50,000 3%s. Due
*
Nov.
on
his
at
until
for
America
&
inclusive.
1.983,
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
Union
to
Dist., San Diego
3ank
Bates
1962
Grossmont
1522
(P. O. Canton), Conn.
Sale—The
offered
wich.
Tulare
County, Calif.
Cor¬
nell, President of Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
Canton
Bond
bonds
Uncas-Merchants
fol¬
$20,000 4V2s. Due on Nov. 1, 1961.
2,635,000 43/4s.
Due on Nov.
1
from
CONNECTICUT
a.m.
uct. 24 for the purchase
Corp.;
Gibbons
re¬
11
-
Bond
Securities
announces
Council
bids
$1,500,000
River
Project Agricultural
Improvement and Power Dist.
tne
Kuhn, Loeb &
Brothers;
Co.;
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.; Stone & Webster
Company,
to
.
Offering,— City
Francis
lows:
.Salt
at
Co., Chicago. Legality ap¬
by
Dallstream,
Schiff,
Hardin, Waite & Dorschel, of Chi¬
cago".
Bond
Nov.
on
payable
and
proved
1
from 1964 to 1976 inclusive.
Bond
The
Schweser & Co., Stubbs, Smith &
ARIZONA
Nov.
on
(M-N)
Principal
Lehman
& Trust
1963 inclusive.
1957 to
4,125,000
Calif.
—
1172—were
p.
interest
1959
Continental Illinois National Bank
New
3V4s.
inclusive.
1996
Other members of the group are
Dated May
Due on May 1 from
and
e
revenue
184,
—v.
as
'
Fontana,
Alabama
,
Warrant
net
a
2.79%
San Jose, Calif
Walker
North
price of 100.09,
a
cost
$1,875,000
San
of
Fitch,
Barret,
follows:
awarded to the
were
—
$5,000 build¬
to
—
building bonds offered Oct. 9 —
v. 184, p. 1399 —■ were awarded to
group
composed
of
Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, Shields &
Co.,
Equitable Securities Corporation,
Lee Higginson Corp., Dominick &
Dominiek, W. E. Hutton & Co..
Wood, Struthers & Co., Dick &
Merle-Smith, Gregory & Sons, J.
S.
Strauss & Co., Bache & Co.,
Goodbody & Co., Pacific National
Bank, of Seattle, R. D. White &
Co., Rand & Co., Ball, Burge &
Kraus,
1956.
1,
a
&
mitory revenue bonds.
Sale
interest
Calif.
County (P. O.
Calif.
The
$6,000,000
Bernardino),
Bond
issue
composed
group
Mohr
3V2s,
as
basis of about 3.22%.
a
9
—
awarded
the
v.
to
184,
a
Continental
Bank
&
p.
group
1400
—
were
composed
Illinois
of
National
Trust Co., Chicago, Mer-
184
Volume
Number 5577
.The
..
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1629)
cantile
Trust
Co., St. Louis, and
Gary National Bank, as 2%?^ at
a
price of 100.39, a basis of about
40,000
The
Lebanon School
Building Corpora¬
(P. O. Lebanon), Ind.
tion
Sale
Bond
first
fered
Oct. 5
were
of
$1,395,000
bonds
revenue
awarded
posed
The
—
mortgage
184,
v.
—
to
a
& Co., Inc., City
Corp., Paine, Webber,
Curtis, and Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., at a price
of
100.02,
about
net
a
3.84%,
interest
cost
of
follows:
as
$570,000 3%s. Due
1959 to 1971 inclusive.
•
825,000 3%s. Due
KENTUCKY
1972
1983
to
Bond
and
Oct.
8
awarded
184,
to
a
1400
p.
group
were
—
of
composed
Almstedt Bros., Bankers Bond
Co.,
Lyons & Co.,
follows:
as
Due
Son, and W. L.
March 15 from
on
1975 to 1980, inclusive.
149,000
Perry Township School Building
Corporation (P. O. Indianapolis),
bonds offered
revenue
v.
—
$82,000 4s.
inclusive.
4V4S.
from
69,000
to
4V2s.
from
Indiana
Due
1981
1988,
Due
1989
March
on
to
15
inclusive.
March
on
1991,
15
inclusive.
'
Bond
Sale
The
$4,500,000
mortgage bonds offered Oct.
first
9,
to
a
composed
Van
Ingen & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis, Baxter, Wil¬
liams
&
Co.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Kenower, MacArCo,
Indianapolis Bond
Corp., Riser,' Cohn &
Share"
and
callable
are
of
as
15, 1959.
LOUISIANA
of
Blyth &
Co., Inc., the City Securities Corp.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, John Nuveen & Co., B. J.
&
bonds
March
p. 1400—were awarded
group
thur
The
—
184,
v.
—
Grant Parish
School
District
No.
9
(P. O. Colfax), La.
Bond
Offering
Cecil
—
C.
Bel-
gard,
Secretary of the Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
bids until 10
(CST) on Nov. 1
purchase of $350,000 build¬
lor the
ing
a.m.
bonds.
Due
Dated
Nov.
on
1
Nov.
from
1,
1956
1957
to
and
interest
1971
inclusive." Principal
and Channer Securities
(M-N) payable at the office of the
Parish School Board
Treasurer, or
at any bank specified
price
a
of
100.008,
Co., as 4s
basis of
a
about 3.99%.
by the
cessful bidder.
Ind.
Peru,
Bond
Sale
$4,000,000
electric utility revenue bonds of¬
fered
Oct.
were
awarded
9
v.
184,
to
—
a
1277
p.
group
Lafayette Parish
Bond
com¬
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Dillon, Union Securities
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Hornblower &
bonds,
of
will
&
(CST)
interest
cost
of
about
of
receive
4s.
1958
Due
3.51%,
to
Jan.
on
1961
Offering
Secretary
School
on
bids
of
;
for
the
Board
1:30
the
of
&
Miller,
of
bonds.
rectors,
to
1971
will
receive
purchase
building
1, 1956.
to
sealed
(CST)
a.m.
the
school
Due
1976
on
bids
Oct.
23
of
$2,500,000
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
from
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
Fort
Dodge, Iowa
Bond Offering—Robert H. Clelland,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
aqd oral bids until 2
on
Sept.
sive.
&
p.m.
Oct. 16 for the purchase
$155,000
bonds.
parking
Dated Oct. 1,
15 from
1957
lot
1956.
to
revenue
Due
1964
on
inclu¬
Legality approved by Rog¬
Dorweiler, of Des Moines.
NOTE—The foregoing bonds were
offered originally on Oct. 2—v.
184,
p.
1277—and not sold.
Offering—Oran W. Craig,
Clerk, will receive sealed
and oral bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
Oct.
15
for the purchase 0;
$68,000
on
sewer
bonds,
improvement
May
1
inclusive.
from
as
follows:
bonds.
1957
to
Due
1965
Trust
Wells,
Savings
& Trust Company, Cincin¬
nati; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Folger,
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs &
Co. Inc.; Breed &
Harrison, Inc.,
bids
Jury,
until
will
9
receive
&
Dec.
1.
1957
Due
1976
debtedness,
(State
bids
as
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
of New York City.
until
2
p.
Sale
1400—were
dicate
headed
tional
The
—
offered
Oct.
from
icates.
1959
Due
to
15,
Due
fo
Nov,
on
1971
Nov.
on
1971
inclu¬
15
Due
on
Nov
1959 to 1971 inclusive
are
dated
Nov.
Legal opinions of Miles
Brockton,
184,
to
a
syn¬
First
Na¬
City
City, at
the
Bank of New York
price of par, a net in¬
a
terest cost of about
3.15%,
as
fol¬
lows:
from
clusive;
1959
$858,000
Nov. 1, 1969 and
000 3y4s, due on
1971
to
1985,
$417,000
Is,
to
1968, in¬
3s,
due
on
1970; $6,435,Nov.
1
from
inclusive;
due
and
at
1
from
clusive;
1959
$428,000
Nov.
on
to
1968, in¬
3s, due on
1, 1969 and 1970; $3,210,3%s, due on Nov. 1 from
1971
to
1985,
$222,000
Is,
inclusive;
due
and
Nov.
on
1,
1986.
Nov.
1
clusive;
from
1959
$158,000
of
District
due
on
to
1968
in¬
3s,
due
on
184,
a
2.40%.
offered
sealed
bids
at
the
Second
Street,
(DST)
Boston,
Bond Sale—The
Nov.
from
1
v.
184,
Oct.
9—
1524—were awarded
p.
to
the First Boston
Corp., New York
City,
a
a
2.60s, at
price of 100.01,
basis of about 2.59%.
as
1957
p.
Sale—The
offered
10
of
Co.,
v.
—
1524—were awarded to
composed
a
184,
group
Goldman, Sachs
Webber, Jackson
&
Paine,
&
Curtis, Hornblower & Weeks, and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as
3V2S, at a price of 100.43, a basis
of about 3.44%.
rington,
ceive
City
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
c/o
will
The
in-
street
1
bonds.
from
1957
Due
to
1976
bonds
dated
are
Nov.
Principal and interest
able
at
the
Bank.
Storey,.
1990, inclusive; and
$472,000 0.25s, due on Nov.
from
1991
to
1996, inclusive.
$400,000
Oct.
parking
1
clusive.
from
bonds.
1957
to
Due
1976
on
in¬
or
Dec.
Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich.
Bad Axe School
District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Donald
R.
Clark, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive
sealed bids
until
Oct. 23 for
(EST)
the purchase of
bonds.
Dated
on
$350,000 building
1, 1956. Due
Aug.
May
1
from
1957
Principal
payable
to
1974
and
at
in¬
interest
banking in¬
a
designated
by
the
Banks
Feb.
improvement
1, 1956. Due
1957
to
and
Company, of Toledo.
Flat
will
receive
1
Rock), Mich.
Secretary of Board
bids
Detroit.
Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock
Slone, of Detroit.
James
No.
until
on
Oct.
1,
1956.
July 1 from 1958 to 1985
Principal and interest
inclusive.
(J-J)
payable at
a
bank
or
trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone,
Paddock
&
will
be
(EST)
received
Oct.
on
of
the
ceived
on
until
for
no
bids
8
p.m.
the
Pur¬
building
were
re¬
Sept.
Howard W.
Board
22
$2,200,000
bonds for which
11, according to
Flintoft, Secretary of
Education—v. 184,
of
1173.
Dearborn
Township School Dist.
No. 2 (P. O.
Drive,
Bond
bonds.
on
F.
D.,
Saginaw),
receive
sealed
bids
until
7
pan.
(EST) on Oct. 18 for the purchase
$36,000 school bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
1956.
Due on April 1
of
interest
bank
a
or
(A-O)
Prin¬
payable
trust company
desig¬
nated
by the purchaser. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Milton
Township School District
No.
36
(P. O. Niles), Mich.
Sale—-The $110,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Aug. 13—v. 184,
673—were awarded to a group
p.
composed
of
the
Berrien
Secu¬
rities,
Inc.,
of
Benton
Harbor,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
and
Walter
J.
price
a
about
Wade, Inc.,
100.0009,
of
as
a
4V4s, at
basis
of
4.24%.
of Detroit.
Chelsea School District, Mich.
Bonds Re-Offered—Sealed bids
chase
R.
Michigan
Offering—Viola Hak, Sec¬
retary of Board of Education, will
8
(EST) on Oct. 15 for the
purchase of $450,000 building and
Dated
Township School District
(P.O. 7355 Swan Creel:
4
Road,
p.m.
bonds.
from
Principal
Co.,
Jones,
Education,
of
sealed
1
by
at
O.
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
interest
cipal and
Brownstown, Ash and Berlin Twps.
(P.
1986
obliga¬
bonds.
from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
MICHIGAN
No.
Brauns,
Bond
Township Public School
Dist.
L.
(F-A) payable at the
Detroit-Wabeek
Bank
&
Trust
suc¬
(P. O. Ellsworth), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$195,000 schooi
bonds offered Oct. 4—v.
184, p.
School
H.
—
will
general
tion
Legality approved
Canfield, Paddock &
Miller,
Stone, of Detroit.
Offering
Clerk,
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Oct.
15
for the
purchase of $115,000
Lake Front Park
bidder.
by
the Citi¬
and
Detroit.
MICHIGAN
p.m.
designated
at
or
Savings
Bank, of Flint. Legality approved
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
City
on
from
1
1, 1956.
Principal
(A-O) payable at a
trust company
the purchaser,
Commercial
Bond
16950 West Outer
Dearborn), Mich.
Offering—William J. Ma-
Oct. 24 for
$485,000 building
Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Due
June
clusive.
on
1
from
1957
Principal
to
and
1982
Ontonagon County (P. O.
Ontonagon), Mich.
Offering—Louise Huntley,
County Treasurer, will receive
Note
sealed bids until 10
a.m.
(EST)
on
Oct. 18 for the purchase of
$30,000
tax
anticipation
notes.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1956.
Due March 1, 1957.
Roseville School District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Clarence E.
Pryor,
Secretary
of
Board
ox
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 16 for
purchase of $1,500,000 general
building and site bonds.
Dated
the
follows:
to
inclusive.
interest
by
&
until 8 p.m. (EST)
the purchase of
1986
1971
April
by
to
Is,
on
bank
Dodge, of Boston.
8
from.
improvement.
Due
and
above-mentioned
Legality, approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
1971
000
April 1
inclusive.
street
to
Dated
1,
sonis, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
1985, inclusive; $395,due on Nov. 1 from
on
1986
bridge bonds. "Due on
April 1 from 1.958 to 1971 in¬
pay¬
a.m.
Bank, Lowell, until 11
(EDST) on Oct. 16 for the
purchase of $700,000 bonds,
as
Due
to
improvement,
clusive.
National
from
<
sewer
300,000
Due on Nov.
from 1957 to 1970 inclusive,
The
Oct.
$5,370,00.0
bonds.
.
in-
Vis, due
1
1
on
Nov. 1, 1969 and
1970; $1,185,-
Nov.
i-
sealed
on
1958
,/ifl ft
000 3
on
of
zens
the
com¬
follows:
as
1,070,000
clusive.
re¬
Union
receive
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
125,000 drainage bonds. Due on
Nov.. 1 from 1957 to 1969 in¬
p.
Lowell, Mass.
Bond Offering—J. Russell Har¬
will
p.m.
3
the
1958
on
1976
'.
Nov.
$905,000 school
Oct.
trust
or
clusive.
Due
to
v
200,000
Holliston, Mass.
Bond
bonds
Due
Offering—Harry K. Cull,
for
elusive.
Due
$380,000 munic¬
offered
paving
1956.
1,500,000 hospital bonds. Due oil
April 1 from 1958 to 1986 in¬
follows:
as
bonds.
sewer
site
ipal relief bonds
1,
1956 to 1965 inclu-r
bank
a
until
bonds,
noon
Bond Offering—Franklin
Mass.
at
$2,500,000
Oct. 18 for the purchase
on
$825,000 bonds,
y
until
Inc.,
Kidder,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
River,
assessment
Oct.
from
Clerk,
bids
Bank-
Fractional
3.25%.
T>.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond
22
to
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and
Dwinnell,
Harkness
&
Hill,
as
3.30s, at a price of 100.37, a basis
Kathryn
—
designated by the purchaser,
City
State Street Trust
Co., Ill Frank¬
10—
Halsey, Stu¬
Ripley & Co.,
Peabody
&
Co.,
184,
Flint, Mich.
Offering—Harry I. Grang¬
Town Treasurer, will receive
Harris &
Oct.
Dated
Dec. 1
on
Bond
$2,035,000
1524—were awarded
Fall
bonds.
Weymouth, Mass.
art & Co., Harriman
about
on
9—v.
1401—were awarded to
Stranahan,
Mass.
—
group composed of
a
Oct.
Offering
$60,000 special
sive.
p.
100.27,
The
p.
1,
Nov.
000
price
a
bonds
1986.
6,000,000 general public facilities
bonds: $2,140,000 5s, due on
Nov.
9—v.
Sale
184,
of
1
2V2S,
basis of about
$12,000,000 public facilities school
bonds: $4,290,000 5s, due on
Nov.
$50,000 water
Oct.
Co., Boston,
v.
v.
awarded
by
offered
the
offered
p.
cessful
1523—were awarded to the Boston
Safe Deposit & Trust
as
awarded
Co., Waltham, as 2.70s, at a price
of 100.13, a basis of about
2.68%.
of
for
City Clerk, will receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
Oct.
15
for
the purchase of
1524—were awarded to the
New ton-Waltham
Bank
&
Trust
er,
of
sealed
payable
stitution
Mass.
Sale —The
school
—
184,
(M-N)
MASSACHUSETTS
bonds
9
pany
clusive.
Bond
Oct.
Sale—The $785,000 school
offered
by
Cotter,
bonds
from
inclusive.
certificates
1956
offered
1956.
Canton,
$21,000,000
Bond
.
4,040,000 public school construc¬
The
street
Waltham, Mass.
project
pur¬
Moorman,
on
Sept. 20—v.
1401—were rejected.
p.
Co., New
a price of
basis of about 2.56%.
a
&
Farmington, Mich.
1524—were
p.
500,000 St. John's College certif
Bond
10
100.14,
p.m
follows:
tion certificates.
MARYLAND
bonds
184,
trust:
originally
&
Goldman, Sachs &
City, as 2.60s, at
York
1
sealed
Aug. 1 from
on
to
or
the
by
NOTE—All bids received
foregoing bonds when
of
by
Bond
$120,000
bonds
Stevens
53
approved
Detroit.
200,000 water bonds.
of)
$4,148,000 public school construe
15
Bank,
bank
a
designated
Legality
Berry,
elusive.
A.
inclusive.
—v.
Oct. 23 for the purchase
$8,688,000 certificates of in¬
a.m.
1956.
to
Sale—The
construction
on
of
(J-D) payable at
company
Pittsfield, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Hooper S.
State Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
Shawmut
Legality
approved
Thorndike,
Palmer
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
Certificate
ceive
in-
chaser.
National
Boston.
Strudwick.
Maryland
Miles,
on
1976
'
Anderson
timore.
(CST) on Nov.
20
for the
purchase of $259,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
the
Bank
and
Due
to
1, 1956.
Principal
and interest
payable at the Union
National Bank, of
Lowell, or at
$300,000
Provident
from .1957
Oct.
of
Stockbridge,
and
Semmes,
Bowen & Semmes, both of Bal¬
(P. O.
Dated
lin
Due
Abbeville), La.
Offering — Marcus
1
.^elusive.
Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.; F.
W. Craigie & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Company; The National City Bank
Cleveland;
bonds.
sewer
Oct.
<
Inc.;
&
Parish
Metropolitan
bonds:
$790,000 5s,
Bond
$108,000
&
1959
3,000,000
Mitchellville, Iowa
Town
Marine
King,
Quirk & Co., Incorporated; Mead,
Miller & Co.; Robert
Winthrop &
Co.; William Blair & Company;
in¬
Legality
approved
by
Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
Bond
Independent School
District, Iowa
Offering — Herrold : V.
10
(CST)
The
Company of Western New York;
Hornblower & Weeks;
John C. Legg &
Company; W.
E. Hutton & Co.; F. S. Smithers
& Co.; Bean Witter &
Co.; Francis
I. du Pont &
Co.; Bache & Co.;
L.
F.
Rothschild
&
Co.;
Stein
Bros. & Boyce; Trust
Company of
Georgia; Roosevelt & Cross, In¬
corporated; Laidlaw & Co.; Hirsch
& Co.; Baxter, Williams &
Co.;
Due
County (P. O.
Towson), Md.
Mann, Secretary of Board of Di¬
sealed
Co.;
15 from
Indiana¬
Moines
Bond
ers
1
Baltimore
J-D.
&
sive.
of
school
Ice
1957
Watts
.
Corporation;
Corporation;
Securities
tion certificates.
Bond
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
Trust
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; White, Weld & Co.; Baker,
Broussard, Secretary of the Parish
receive
and
Merrill
improvement
Police
Oct.
until
Securities
Equitable
serially from 1958 to 1971 in¬
IOWA
of
p.m.
150,000 District No. 2 bonds.
polis.
man
Jury,
2
C.
building
bonds.
1, 1956.
Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1958 to Jan.
1,
1968 inclusive.
Interest
J-J
Legality approved by Ross, Mc-
Dec.
public
follows:
as
Vermilion
will
until
23
$99,000
for
until
Jan. 1 from
Kenneth
—
Trustees,
Oct.
Des
ster
clusive.
Union City School City, Ind.
Bond
Cord,
bids
Bank
Company of Chicago; The Phila¬
National Bank; Blair &
Co., Incorporated; Stone & Web¬
Oct. 25 for the purchase
on
serially from 1958
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Dated
Wilfred
Police
$80,000 District No.
as
from
1
inclusive.
3,475,000 3V2S. Due
on
of
National
clusive.
$525,000
sealed
Trust
Company; The North¬
Company; Continental
(EST)
Districts
Mrs.
—
$230,000
follows:
Pyle,
Offering
Secretary
Eastman
Weeks, Weeden &
Co.,
Dominick
&
Dominick,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Blewer,
Glynn & Co., and Wachob-Bender
Corp., at a price of 100.06, a net
Road
(P. O. Lafayette), La.
—
Lacy,
posed
ern
suc¬
Legality approved
Cutler, of Chicago.
by Chapman U
The
—
Trust
Andrews
Shumaker, Inc., Allan Blair & Co.,
at
and
delphia
Ky.
$300,000 water
Sale—The
sewer
July 1 from
on
1,
Jeffersontown,
J. J. B. Hilliard &
July 1 from
on
Nov.
Tne/; Kidder, Peabody & Co,;,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
&
Co.; Mercantile-Safe Deposit
Illinois
Blyth
300,000
Drexel
Co.
*-*
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister,
Carpenter,
Ahlers
&
Cooney, of Des Moines.
—
&
Other members of the
syndicate:
& Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
1976
V"
dated
are
Due
to
1956.
com¬
Securities
Jackson
bonds
1957
of¬
1277
p.
group
bonds.
on Nov. 1 from
Inclusive/
„
2.61%.
construction
in-
interest
Nov.
1, 1956.
Due
1958
to
inclusive.
and
interest
bank
by
1982
or
the
J proved
man,
(J-J)
on
July 1 from
Principal
payable
at
a
trust companv designated
purchaser.
Legality
by Berry, steve^s
of Detroit.
61
ap-
Mour-
54
The Commercial and
(1630)
University of Michigan (P. O.
Ann Arbor), Mich.
Bond Offering—W. K. Pierpont,
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
Vice-President,
11
(EST)
a.m.
600,000
Northwood
Apartments
Group 2 revenue bonds, as fol¬
lows:
Nov.
on
1967
1958
from
1
Due
to
inclusive.
Executive
Due
bonds
&
1,
maturity
state
to
Legality approved by
Barker, Scott &
schedule.
Owen,
Detroit.
Minnesota
District
son,
School Dist.
Township
(P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
Bond
Sale —The
$1,000,000
bonds offered
184, p. 1278 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; First
of
Michigan
Corp.;
Stranahan,
Harris & Co.; Barcus, Kindred &
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
and Watling, Lerchen & Co., at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 3.97%, as follows:
site
and
Oct.
v.
—
000
1959
June 1 from
Due
on
1972
to
inclusive.
90,000 33/4s.
Due
June 1, 1973
on
and 1974.
Due on June 1 from
445,000 4s.
1982 inclusive.
1975 to
receive
(CST) on
purchase of $530,-
obligation
bonds.
1, 1956. Due on April 1
1959 to 1986 inclusive.
from
suitable
Dakota and Scott Counties Joint
Independent School Dist. No. IS
(P. O. Brunsville), Minn.
institution des¬
Legal¬
Dorsey, Owen,
banking
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
Clerk
Offering
the
of
sioners,
—
of
Commis¬
will
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
at
a
banking
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Feb.
on
1959
from
1
information
Additional
obtained-from "T.
G.
Evensen
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $370,-
will
bonds, as follows:
$200,000 municipal bldg. bonds.
revenue
170,000 water and
sewer
(The foregoing bonds
originally
on
bonds.
were
of¬
Aug. 23.)
Hennepin County Independent
School District No. 24 (P. O.
Robbinsdale), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
bonds offered
Oct. 8 — v, 184,
1525
were
—
awarded
to
St.
follows:
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1976, inclusive.
250,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1977 to 1986, inclusive.
bear
terest of 1.20%
to Feb. 1,
additional
from Feb.
in¬
ucation
until
for
7:30
Due
Feb.
on
Principal and in¬
payable
at
any
suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Little
Falls, Minn.
Offering — Mrs.
Clerk, will
Esther
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of $35,000
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1956.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958
1967
sealed
(CST)
Oct.
on
of
bids
18
$5,500,000
1, 1956.
Dated Nov.
from
1
to
1958
1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at a,bank or trust
company in St. Louis to be desig¬
nated by the purchaser,
subject
to approval by the Board of Edu¬
cation.
Legality
approved
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
St.
Louis.
NEW
Hampton
bonds
p.
HAMPSHIRE
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
any
banking institution in the State
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved • by Briggs, Gil¬
Legality
School District, N. H.
$110,000 school
offered
Oct.
1525—were
10
—
awarded
184,
S.
v.
to
E.
Dudley & Co., of Manchester, as
3s. at a price of 100.31, a basis of
about 2.93%.
p.
offered
Oct.
9
Kidder,
184,
—v.
1525—were awarded to
of
a
group
Peabody
&
Co., Spencer, Trask & Co., and
Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day, as
3.10s, at a price of 100.40, a basis
of about 3.05%.
NEW
000
—
was
Heller,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
(EDST) on Oct.
25
for the purchase
of $91,000
bonds, as follows:
bids until 8 p.m.
$10,000 sewer bonds.
25,000 sewer assessment
56,000 street assessment
Dated
Oct.
1,
1956.
$3,090,-
loan
and
temporary
Bond
Offering
White,
sealed bids until 11
Oct.
18
the
for
will
receive
(DST)
a.m.
The
bonds
and
The bonds
due
on
dated
July
National
the Haddonfield
National
YORK
will
receive
1,
Bank, New York
City, or at the National State Bank
of Newark. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
City.
North Hanover
Dist. (P.
Township S"honl
O. Jacobstown), N. J.
bids
sealed
L.
^
until
(EDST) on Oct. 17 for the
purchase of $50,000 general im¬
provement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1956. Due on May 1 from 1957 to
1960 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Nas¬
sau Trust Company, of Glen Cove.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of N. Y. City.
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. North Bellmore),
¬
Offering—Violet- Ridsky,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
(EDST) on Oct. 17 for
the purchase of $2,510,000 school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956.
Due
a.m.
June
clusive.
from
1
1957
in¬
1986
to
interest
(J-D)
the Franklin
National Bank of Franklin Square,
Bellmore.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway of New York City.
Principal
payable at
and
Hempstead Union. Free School
District
'
Bond
No.
11
(P.
March
clusive.
from 1958 to
1
building
offered
bonds
Oct.
10—
1526—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of
Spencer
Trask & Co.; Blair & Co.; Coffin
& Burr, Inc.; Andrews & Wells,
Inc.; Bacon, Whipple & Co., and
184,
v.
p.
Principal
interest
and
(M-S)
payable at The First Na¬
tional Bank of New Egypt. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field &
Wood, of New York City.
Pater son
of
Parking Authority, N. J.
Sale
Ira
Haupt
A group
—
composed
&
Co., Byrne and
Inc.. Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Baxter, Williams & Co., Tripp &
Co., Inc., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Phelps,
McDougal & Condon, Inc., John J.
Ryan & Co., J. R. Ross & Co., T. R.
Alcock & Co., Thomas & Co., and
M. B. Vick & Co., purchased an
issue
of $1,800,000 parking rev¬
bonds, Series A,
3s.
Due
on
as
follows:
Dec.
1,
1957
1958.
100,000 3V2S.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1959 to 1961, inclusive.
110,000 3%s.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 to 1964, inclusive.
215,000 4s.
Due on
Dec. 1
Due
on
from
The bonds
at
Trust Co.,
Dec. 1 from
will
Clerk,
until
noon
receive
(DST)
on
17 for the purchase of $445,building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
on April 1 from 1958 to
1986 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Security Na¬
tional Bank of Huntington. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
pay¬
Legality
&
ap¬
—
were
composed of
Co.
of
Western
price
a
of
Corp.,
100.41,
a
City Housing Authority,
New
York
Note Offering—Chairman Philip
i
J.
Cruise
that
announces
the
Authority will receive sealed bids
until
(EDST) on Oct. 16 for
purchase of $22,575,000 tempo¬
loan notes
(Issue CXXV).
the
noon
rary
Dated
Nov.
5,
195.6, and due on
Payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane, of N. Y. City.
May
13,
1957.
Newfield, Danby, Enfield, Cayuga,
Catherine and
School
tral
(P.
Van Etten
District
Cen¬
No.
1
O.
Ithaca), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 10—
184,
v.
a
1526—were awarded to
p.
group composed of Marine Trust
of WeSterii New York, Buf¬
Co.
falo;
Blair
facturers
&
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Manu¬
Traders
Trust
Co.,
Cross, and
R. D. White & Co., as. 3.30s, at a
price of 100.31, a basis of about
Buffalo;
Roosevelt
&
3.28%.
North
Jericho
until
—
v.
a
184,
p.
offered
Oct.
10
—
1526—were awarded to
composed
of
Spencer
Co.; Chas. E. Weigold
Coffin & Burr; Tripp &
group
&
Trask
&
bonds
Co.;
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Byrne
and Phelps, Inc., and Park, Ryan.
Inc., as 3.70s, at a price of 100.32,
a
basis of about 3.67%.
UnionfiiFree School Dist. No. 1
offered
3:30
p.m. (DST) on Oct. 17
purchase of $42,000 fire
apparatus bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1956. Due
1964
9—v.
awarded
to
184,
a
Nov.
on
inclusive.
terest
1
from
Principal
payable
(M-N)
Meadow
Brook
p.
group
New York; Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago; Kidder,
Peabodv & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
B.
J. Van
Ingen & Co., Clark,
Dodge & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., and
Granbery, Marache & Co., as 3V2S,
1957 to
and
in¬
at
the
National
Bank,
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
New
Hyde
Park.
N.
Y.
Bond Offering—Mildred
Village
.
Treasurer,
will
Tavano,
receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
on
Oct.
16
for
the
(EDST)
purchase of
$54,500 general purposes bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1
1957 to 1962 inclusive. Prin¬
from
cipal and interest
at
First
the
(M-S)
National
payable
Bank
&
Trust
Company, of Ossining. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of N. Y. City.
Rush, Henrietta, Pittsford, and
Brighton School District No. 1
(P. O. Henrietta), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $1,075,000
building bonds offered Oct. 10—•
I
—
184,
1279—were awarded to
composed of the Marine
p.
group
Co.
of Western
Manufacturers
&
New
Traders
York;
Trust
Co., both of Buffalo; Roosevelt &
Cross, and R. D. White & Co., as
3.40s, at a price of 100.55, a basis
of about 3.35%.
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Offering — Owen Lewis,
Bond
Commissioner of Finance, will re¬
ceive
sealed bids; until
11
a.m.
(DST) on Oct. 18 for the purchase
$241,000 general improvement
1, 1956. Due on
April 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Saratoga National
of
bonds. Dated Oct.
Bank, Saratoga Springs. Legality
approved bv Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
I
Authority
(P. O. Riverhead), N.
$1,595,000 school
Oct.
Olaf W. Olsen,
Suffolk County Water
(P. O: Bay Shore), N. Y.
bonds
—
the
for
1 slip
Union Free School District
(P. O. East I slip), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,595,000
City
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
v.
No. 3
Garden
Turnpike, New Hyde
Park), N. Y.
Bond Offering
Trust
school
Hempstead,
Water District (P. O. 2264
Park
a
1526—were
Bank
Trust
at
York
1956. Due
pany,
Paterson.
New
000
composed of Bankers Trust Com¬
National
2V2s,
Oct.
dated Dec. 1,1956.
by V&nde water,
Sykes,
Peckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
proved
bids
Allen H. Taft-
Due Dec. 1, 1986.
are
First
District
ey,
sealed
—
Bond Sale—The
1970 to 1976, inclusive.
1,000,000 4V2s.
Huntington), N. Y.
Bond Offering
I slip
1969,(inclusive.
285,000 41/4s-.
3.59%.
in¬
1971
1402
p.
group
Ossining,
Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. R. F. D. No. 5,
Clarence
a
Marine
O.
Oceanside), N. Y.
Sale —The
$1,348,0C0
Lamb, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Oct. 18
for the purchase of $32,000 school
bonds. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
—
to
basis of about 2.45%.
office of Vandewater,
at the
B.
Offering
184,
v.
—
New York
Bond
Park, Ryan & Co., as 3.60s, at a
price of 100.07, a basis of about
Bond
10
Stone & Webster Securities
as
11
a.m.
City
New York
Cove, N. Y.
Offering — Harvey
Bond
Y.
$2,200,000 san¬
system bonds offered
York, Buffalo; Blyth & Co.;
Philadelphia National Bank, and
Doxey, Commissioner of Finance,
on
able
Bank, Haddonfield. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Boland, Saffin & Co., J. B. Han¬
auer & Co., and Lebenthal & Co.,
as
4%s, at a price of 100.27, a
1, 1960. Principal
and interest payable at the First
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
1402—were awarded to a group
composed of John J. Ryan & Co.,
Jan.
after
bonds.
are
184,
p.
on
1988. Callable
are
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
at
on
purchase of $25,-
1956. Due Jan. 1,
1965 to
bonds.
Beach
ing bonds offered Oct. 9—v.
11
Katherine E.
—
Chairman,
Oct.
N.
Saie—Tne
sewer
awarded
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, 120
Broadway, New York City 5, until
Jersey Highway Authority
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
of
jointly. Dated Oct. 15, 1956. Due
Sept. 13, 1957. Legality approved
by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane, of New York
City.
and
John
stated in combinations
issue of
Sale—An
$40,000
Offering
by
Wood,
&
notes
sold to F. S. Smithers & Co.,
Robert
N.
Tuller
&
Co.,
enue
JERSEY
of
basis
a
School District, N. J.
i Bond Sale—Tne $235,OuO build¬
1,
City.
4%%
Bellmawr, N. J.
Bond
approved
Delafield
Bond
bonds
Nov.
Hoboken, N. J.
Note
on
Sale—The
bonds.' Dated Nov.
1,
on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
Zobava, City
receive
dated
are
Nov. 1 from 1957 to
on
$8,000,000 series D bonds.
17,000,000 series E bonds.
Board of Ed¬
purchase
inclusive.
Bond
the
p.m.
the
Due
terest
to
will
composed
Bond Offering—Rollin B. Child,
bonds
Due
follows:
Hanover School District, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $667,000 school
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 18
for the purchase of $375,000 school
1977
that
100.16,
about 2.53%.
NEW
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Fair
Lawn-Radburn
Trust
Co.,
Fair
1, 1957
Minnesota
1956.
;
School District, Mo.
— Secretary
and
E. Wiethaupt
school bonds.
1958.
Hennepin County Indep. School
Dist. No. 225 (P. O. Hopkins),
building
'
of
price
a
Glen
000,000 general revenue bonds, as
Mervyn
announces
1959 to
bonds
par.
as
Offering
Bond
$400,000 3.70s.
The
Louis City
Bond
the
First National Bank of Minneapo¬
as
Blountville,
MISSOURI
Treasurer
Offering—Ernest Madsen,
Manager,
of
price of
a
&
Fridley, Minn.
Village
Bank
be
may
Associates, Inc., 723 First National
Soo Line Building, Minneapolis.
Bond
the
to
Bond Sale—The $280,000 public
improvement bonds offered Oct. 9
—v.
184, p. 1402—were awarded
to Byrne and Phelps, Inc., as 2.55s,
at
Bond
itary
the
of
basis
a
New
J.
N.
basis of about 4.71%.
inclusive.
Prentiss, Miss.
31/2S, at
to 1981 inclusive.
lis,
The
Offering—Sealed bids will
Due
about 3.48%.
ofM00.31,
3.47%.
Jamestown,
were
—
land, Saffin & Co., jointly, as 3.45s,
a
price of 100.11, a basis of
Princeton,
price
a
about
offered
1174
p.
at
148,000 water bonds.
New
Bond Sale—The $15,000 public
improvement bonds- offered Oct. 5
—v.
184, p. 1401—wer^ awarded
184,
v.
—
bonds.
Hawkins,
receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 17 for
the purchase of $400,000 industrial
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Due
&
(CST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $235,000
general obligation school
building bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
p.
bonds.
Miss.
F. Thompson,
Board
9
awarded to Stroud & Co., and Bo-
232.000 series F street assessment
New York
Hattiesburg,
M. Bry¬
improvement
general
Lawn.
MISSISSIPPI
Oct.
sew¬
Monday, October 15, 1956
■.
J.
N.
Lawn,
Offering—Ralph
$86,000
plant bonds
disposal
age
Union
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $466,000 bonds, as follows:
1969
by
2125.)
p.
Borough
1956.
approved
be received until 2 p.m.
fered
Bond
ant,
ity
able
000
April 24—v. 183,
on
Sale—Tne
1957 to 1980 inclu¬
from
(A-O)
payable at the Camden Trust Co.,
Camden.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City. (District rejected
the bids at the previous offering
ignated by the purchaser.
sive.
MINNESOTA
1956.
Oct. 1
on
sive. Principal and interest
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
on
Bond
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 25 for
the purchase of $1,940,000 school
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956. Due
general
Dated Oct.
Bond
$465,000 4s.
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Oct. 22 for the
building
Frederick-
Offering—R.
Bond
Stone,
will
ucation,
Fair
New
frust Co.,
v..
Waterford
Bond Offering—Roger B.
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Legality approved by
City.
4
than
airport
Bidder
J-J.
on
not
of
improvement
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Interest
Dorsey,
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
less than $3,000,000 nor more
$4,000,000
Bond
Jr., Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
interest
and
York
New
the
York
May
the
for
23
receive
payable at the
Detroit Washington County Indep. School
Trust Co., Detroit, or at Dist. No. 101 (P. O. Mahtomedi),
(M-N)
Bank
to
'
dated
are
Principal
1956.
1958
from
1
inclusive.
1995
The
Nov.
on
Metropoli¬
will
Director,
bids until 9
sealed
bonds.
3,300,000 series B building bonds.
Paul
Airports Commission (P. O.
St. Paul),
Minn.
Bond Offering—Robert Aldrich,
tan
at
Pitman, N. J.
$270,000
Township School District
(P. O. Erlton), N. J.
Minneapolis-Saint
Oct.
$300,000 series A equipment bonds.
Delaware
of St. Paul.
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $3,-
on
Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
bert,
Financial Chronicle...
Y.
Bond
Offering—Harry P. Fishel,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
at the office of Wood,
King &
Dawson, 48 Wall St., New York
City, until 11:30 a.m. (EST) on
Oct. 24~for the purchase of $3,000,000
South
Bay Division water
works
revenue
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957
1994 inclusive. Principal and
to
•
Volume
184
Number 5577 ...The
Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(1631)
interest
(M-N)
payable
the
at
United States Trust
Co., New York
City, the authoritys' fiscal agent.
Legality approved by the abovementioned bond
attorney.
Massillon
City School District, Ohio
Legality
Bond
Offering — H. S. Zepp,
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
Siiiun &
cation,
until
will
receive
sealed
bids
(EST) on Oct. 30 for
purchase of $1,030,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
Due semi-annually on June and
Easttown
Township School Ditsrict
(P. O. Berwyn), Pa.
Offering — Thomas
G.
noon
Bond
the
NORTH
Mount
Bond
CAROLINA
Olive, N. C.
Offering
W. E. Easter-
—
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1980 inclusive.
approved
by
Rhoads,
Reaaer, of Harrisburg.
Aiken, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on Oct.
the purchase of $600,000
25 for
& Co., A. Webster
Dougherty
Co.; C. F. Cassell & Co., Reinholdt & Gardner, the Ohio Com¬
man
&
First National Bank, of Bir¬
mingham, McDonald-Moore & Co.,
First National Bank, of Montgom¬
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
Joseph, Mellen & Miller.
and
1981
Middleport Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — Paul S.
Raleigh
Smart,
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 16, Clerk of Board of Education, will
for the purchase of $701,000 water -receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
and sewer bonds. Dated June 1,
(EST) on Oct. 30 for the purchase
1956. Due
1995
June
on
1 from
1958 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable in New York
City. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
of
$371,000 building bonds. Dated
15, 1956. Due semi-annually
Oct.
on
1979
v
Sale
Bond
1402
The
—
9
$1,400,000
184,
v.
—
p.
the
to
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win¬
ston-Salem, and Branch Banking
& Trust Co., Wilson, jointly.
$1,150,000 sanitary sewer bonds:
$490,000 6s, due on May 1
from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
$470,000
3s,
1976
from
due on May 1
.1985 inclusive;
to
and $190,000 0.25s, due on May
1 from 1986 to 1989 inclusive.
250,000 water bonds: $120,000 6s,
due on May 1 from 1958 to
1975
inclusive;
$100,000
3s,
due
bonds totaling $121,267.35
Oct.
4
1279
p.
offered
Bond
Offering
W. E. Easter-
—
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in
until 11
a.m.
(EST)
on
Raleigh
Oct. 16 for
the purchase of
$100,000 municipal
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
building
1956. Due
May 1 from 1959 to
1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
in
New
City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Tavlor & Washburn,
of New York
City.
:
„.v,
V
Rexley, Ohio
Offering—R.
C.
Linscott,
City ClerK, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 19
for the purchase of $57,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1967
on
Nov.
1 from
1958 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Ohio
National Bank, Columbus. Legal¬
ity approved by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
terest
No. 3, Ashtabula), Ohio
Offering Date Changed — The
offering of $16,400 special assess¬
ment
road
improvement
bonds
scheduled for Oct. 8—
originally
v.
184,
to
Oct. 15.
1403—has been changed
p.
OREGON
County (P. O. Columbus),
Ohio
Bond
Ore.
Offering—Mae D.
Bond
bonds.
provement
1956. Due
Sale—The
and road
sewer
awarded to J. A. White
Company, of Cincinnati,
a
price of 100.88,
Dated
Nov.
on
Nov.
1,
1957
to
from
1
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Grasss
&
Legality approved by
Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre, of Portland.
Hood
Bond
Offering
County School Dist.
O. Hood River), Ore.
Bond
Sale
2
—
ed
will receive sealed bids until
noon
Oct. 18 for the purchase
$182,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1956. Due semi-annually
May and Nov. 1 from 1958 to
Nov.
1980
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
at the First Na¬
payable
184, p. 1279
v.
to
approved
by
Peck,
Shafer
&
Foster
foregoing
supple¬
ments the report published in our
issue of Oct. 1
—
Leiosic,
v.
184,
p.
Village
sewer
of
100.31,
basis of
a
of
Offering
of
—
$1,000,000 air¬
port bonds offered Oct. 8
1067
First
were
—
National
Trust
Bank,
Co., of Chicago,
of
v.
184,
to
—
awarded
the
Northern
Co., and Bacon, Whipple &
100.56,
2%s, at
as
price
a
basis of about 2.68%.
a
Portland, Ore.
Bond
Offering
until
—
Will Gibson,
will receive sealed
Due
11
a.m.
(PST) on Oct.
purchase of $2,000,000
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
for
30
the
Dec.
on
from
1
1959
to
bonds.
Principal and interest (J-D) Dayable at the Bank of Leipsic Com¬
pany. Legal'tv approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
serially from 1959 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Charles
office.
Legality
bids
until
1, 1956. Due
on
Burgwin,
of Pitts¬
$27,000 general
obligation
refunding bonds
of¬
fered Oct. 2—v. 184, p. 1403—were
awarded to Butcher & Sherrerd,
of Philadelphia, as 4y2s, at a price
of 102.95, a basis of about 3.84%.
Pennsylvania
State Public School
Building Authority (P. O.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Secondary Offering
National
Pittsburgh,
receive
(DST)
District
O.
Bond
Sale-—The $225,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
8—v. 184, p. 1403—were awarded
the
to
First
National
Bank
of
Portland.
Easton
Area Joint
Richards,
sealed
on
Offering
Secretary,
bids
Oct.
16
until
for
school
$500,000
—
School
Dated Nov. 1,
8
Charles
will
p.m.
the
(EDST)
purchase
cipal and
of
bonds.
Due on Nov, 1
from 1957 to 1991 inclusive.
Easton
W.
receive
revenue
1956.
Prin¬
interest payable at the
Trust
Company,
until
11
1957
Easton.
>
50,000
—
A group composed
to
4s.
1972
Due
to
to
awarded
of
a
group
Harris Trust &
com¬
Savings
Bank, of
Chicago, F. S. Moseley &
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Francis I. duPont
& Co., Trust
Company of Georgia, Atlanta, W.
H. Morton & Co., Reynolds & Co.,
Courts & Co., Hannahs, Ballin &
Lee, and Starkweather & Co., as
2%s, at a price of 100.53, a basis of
2.68%..
$200,-
was
sold
rially from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Lubbock
Independent School Dist.,
Texas
Bond
Sale
bonds
184,
The
—
$2,000,000
offered
1403—were
p.
Oct.
4
awarded
South
Bond
CAROLINA
Sale
H
State
Oct.
9
—
awarded
School
v.
a
City,
$15,000,000
bonds
of¬
184, p.
to
as
on
a
1280 —
syndicate
2.65s, at
a
Other members-of the syndicate:
Morgan & Co., Inc., Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Philadelphia
National
Bank,
White, Weld & Co., Bear, Stearns
& Co., Hallgarten
& Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Wertheim & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., Coffin & Burr,
Reynolds & Co., Bache &
Co.,
Branch Banking & Trust Co., of
Wilson,
Laidlaw
&
Co., C.
F.
Childs & Co., G. H. Walker & Co.,
National Bank of Commerce, of
Seattle, Frank S. Smith & Co.,
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Free¬
15
3y4s.
Due
Feb.
on
15
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
630,000
31/2S.
Due
on
Feb. 15
from 1975 to 1981 inclusive.
The bonds are dated Oct.
15,
1956. Due oil Feb. 15 from 1958 to
1981 inclusive. Interest F-A. Le¬
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
Sale—The $900,000 bonds
Nov. 1 from
—
awarded
were
184,
v.
to
a
1280
p.
group
—
com¬
posed of the Columbian Securities
James
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
on Oct. 23
$3,562,000 util¬
for the purchase of
ity system
bonds.
revenue
Nov.
1, 1956.
1957
to
Due
1981
on
(P.
Bond Sale
O.
Due
Fort
Fort
Worth,
Nov. 15 from
M.
Interest
1957 to
M-N.
Texas
1977
Legality
Boothman, of Dallas.
Caddo Mills Independent School
District,
Hagber
as
&
$10,000 3V2S. Due
Inc.,
of
Nov. 1 from
on
4s.
Nov.
1 from
on
Nov.
1
from
(P.
O.
Seminole),
Texas
Bond
Offering
sealed
bids
Charles
E.
until
2
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 30 for the purchase
of
$250,000
park
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1956. Due on April 1 from
1958
1976
to
Con ine., The First Southwest
Co., Rotan, Mosle & Co., and
Shawell & Co., as follows:
$224,000 3V4S. Due
508,000 3%s. Due
1967
to
Dated
at
the
Mercantile
National
Dallas. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Bank,
Dallas.
Sale
Bond
The $170,000 fire
equipmejht 'bonds of¬
Sept. 27 — v. 184, p. 1176 —
awarded
to
Underwood,
station
were
—
and
Neuhaus
&
Co.,
Nov. 1 from
Nov. 1 from
1982 inclusive.
1, 1956.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
City National Bank, Texas
City.
Legality approved by
Duhias, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Texas
Travis
County (P. O. Austin),
Warrant
Sale
The $150,000
bridge warrants offered
Oct. 1
v.
184, p. 1403 — were
awarded to the Capital National
Bank, of Austin, as follows:
road
—
and
—
$61,000 2%s. Due
1957 to
1964 to
of Houston,
and
March 1 from
on
1963 inclusive.
89,000 3s. Due
on
March 1 from
1970 inclusive.
UNITED
STATES i
United States
Local Housing Notes Awarded—
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
and associates on Oct. 9
bidders
on
a
total
mately $117,000,000
notes sold
Groves, Texas
fered
on
on
Nov.
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Seminole
State Bank,
Seminole,
or
group
..
—
Lawrence, County Judge, will re¬
ceive
a
&
T exas
1, 1956. Interest MN.- Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
County
$732,000
composed of Underwood, Neuhaus
1990 inclusive.
Dated Nov.
Gaines
to
Dallas.
1984 inclusive.
Due
sold
was
and interest
1957 to 1974 inclusive.
on
bonds
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Company,
follows:
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
Texas
An issue of $40,000
bonds was sold to M.
—
schoolhouse
National
Bank,
at the Chase Man¬
or
City Independent School
District, Texas
E.
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Bond Sale
Worth
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
$200,-
to
Co., Inc., of San An¬
3V2S. Dated Nov. 15, 1956.
as
on
Dallas,
the
&
inclusive.
A.
C. White,
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.ift. (CST) on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of $1,800,000
non
-tax-exempt
dormitory
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
Burnet),
sold
was
L.
—
Manager,
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
An issue of
—
bonds
Allison
Offering
Principal and interest payable at
Texas
000 road
University (P, O.
Worth), Texas
Forth
Dated
First National Bank of Dallas.
County
C. Tucker & Co.
Christian
July 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at tne
Burnet
Texas
Business
Casey Fannin,
—
Corp.
Bond
Bryan, Texas
Bond Offering
Co.,
J. P.
Feb.
on
Commerce, Houston. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
price
basis of about 2.64%.
Due
of Texas; First of Texas
Corp.; McClung & Knickerbocker;
Rowles,
Winston
&
Co.,, and
20,000
headed by the Guaranty Trust
100.05,
540,000
(State of)
The
—
3V2s.
from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
bonds are dated Nov.
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the National Bank of
1985 to
Carolina
$830,000
offered Oct. 9
1994 inclusive.
to
Corp., First National
Bank, and Mercantile National
Bank, both of Dallas, Austin, Hart
& Parvin, and
Municipal Securi¬
ties Corp., as follows:
Odessa, Texas
-
The
1975
SOUTH
from
1
a group
composed of the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago,
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1981
10,000 3%s. Due
:
on
1956.
tonio,
Sale—The $3,500,000 gen¬
—
of
building bonds
inclusive.
850,000 4y2s. Due
1982
Nov.
on
1976
1977 to
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971
220,000 4V4S. Due
a.m.
Oct. 17 for the purchase
Philadelphia,
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Equitable Securities Corporation,
Authority, Pa.
Bond
bids
sealed
on
New York
Ore.
Co.,
agent for the State
as
improvement bonds
offered Oct. 9
v. 184, p. 1403 —
were
(P.
Beaverton),
The Mel¬
Trust
public
fered
tional
—
&
$2,000,000 3% Authority bonds,
1978
Recrea¬
Bank
Pittsburgh, Pa.
approved
and
Bond Sale
Employees' Retirement Fund, will
about
District,
An issue of
—
First Boston
Prin¬
Bond Sale—The
posed
School
Black, of Dallas, as 3V2s and
3V4S. Dated Sept. 1, 1956. Due se¬
—v.
(P. O. Route 11, Box 487,
Houston), Texas
$130,000 3%s. Due
Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
burgh.
were
Indep.
&
ISt.
11
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1969 inclusive.
Sayre, of Portland.
Park
of
Commissioners,
sealed
bonds. Dated Nov.
eral
1'
group headed by Henry, Seay
a
school
Beatrice
Mrs.
ley, Secretary of Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 18 for
the purchase of $190,000 building
series
Hills
Trauernicht,
to
Louis.
Philadelphia.
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Tualatin
&-
Aldine Independent School Dist.
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Mt. Lebanon), Pa.
Bond Offering — Miriam Head-
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
bonds.
sewer
Due
Municipal Securities Co., and R. A.
cipal and interest payable at the Underwood & Co., purchased at
Juniata
Valley
National
Bank, private sale an issue of $1,250,000
Mifflintown.
Legality approved school house bonds at a price of
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, 100.50, as follows:
inclusive.
Clerk,
svstem
000 water works and
about
from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Bond
PENNSYLVANIA
Dated Sept. 15, 1956. Due on Dec.
15
from
1958 to
1982
inclusive.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $150,-
of Rowles,
Winston & Co., McClung & Knickerbocker, Rauscher,
a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 31 for the Pierce & Co., Dittmar & Co., Russ
purchase of $75,000 general obli¬ & Co., First of Texas Corp., Morgation improvement bonds. Dated oney, Beissner & Co., R. J. Ed¬
Nov.
15, 1956.
Due on Nov. 15 wards, Inc., Dallas Rupe & Son,
County
receive
lon
March
on
March 1, 1975
on
to
(P. O. Box 4099,
The
—
Anthony announces that the
of Alderman will receive
TEXAS
Bond
Portland), Ore.
Ohio
award¬
were
Marshall,
1402.
will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
Oct. 19 for the purchase of
$80,000
1
Due
1976.
000 school
Tenn.
Board
County (P. O.
Mifflintown), Pa.
of
Port of Portland
Bond Offering—William W. Mc-
Callister,
—
&
eral
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Note—The
$90,000 gen¬
bonds offered Oct.
Seattle.
tional Bank, of New Paris. Legal¬
ity
The
—
eral obligation
water
Fred Branden-
—
berg, Clerk of Board of Education,
on
Oct.
awarded
S. C.
Juniata
River
No. 3 (P.
oias
Township Local School
(P. O. New Paris), Ohio
of
offered
1279—were
Nanticoke School District, Pa.
Don E. Smith,
—
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 16
for the purchase of $10,000 water
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due on
City Auditor,
on
bonds
p.
and
Lamesa
Bond Sale
Offering—Town Recorder
3.44%.
Valley, Ore.
Bond Offering
basis of about
a
Dist.
(EST)
price
Smith,
inclusive.
1966
3s, at
as
2.84%.
Jefferson
184,
Henning,
Bond
Mt. Lebanon
terest
p.
improvement bonds totaling $107,000 offered Oct. 5—v. 184, p. 1279
—-were
Sale—The $50,COO general
obligation
—v.
of
Brookings,
Bond Sale
Franklin
Heidelberg, Pa.
Bond
will
Interest J-J.
Due
Townsend,
Board
Saybrooh Township (P. O. RFD
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
OHIO
1956.
by
on
York
Bond
approved
to
Le¬
3.14%.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 13
for the purchase of $76,888.65 im¬
Southern Pines, N. C.
1957
Shelletiberger, Chief Clerk of the
May 1 from 1976 to
inclusive; and
$30,0C0
0.25s, due on May 1 from 1986
inclusive.
from
1
Interest M-N.
Stranahan, Harris &
Company, of Toledo, as 3V4S, at a
price of 100.71, a basis of about
on
1988
gality
were
—
Nov.
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
to
1985
to
184,
v.
—
awarded
on
inclusive.
to Singer, Deane & Scribner, and
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., both of
Pittsburgh, jointly, as 3V2S, at a
Bond Sale—The Sewer Districts
awarded
were
—
inclusive.
Montgomery County (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
Reidsville, N. C.
bonds offered Oct.
April and Oct. 15 from 1957 to
1956, Due
33/4s.
from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
23,000 3%s. Due
TENNESSEE
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
sealed bids at his office in
$147,000
Texas
general
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas,
jointly, as follows:
pany,
ery,
55
of
Bank
high
approxi¬
were
of temporary
by various local public
housing authorities. This is ap¬
proximately 70%
of
the
total
offerings
of about
$170,000,000.
Subject to award, the group is
reoffering the notes, which range
in maturity from three months to
V
one
and
included
Virginia, of Richmond, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.15%, as follows:
•n
Among the larger issues
the total are those of
the fol¬
lowing housing authorities:
New
111.
20,2-32,000
York City——9,889,000
6,506,000
3,903,000
Birmingham, Ala.
Lexington, Ky.
Elizabeth, N. J.___—
So. Carolina Reg. #1
___
———
Peoria, 111.
Pa
Durham,
—
C-
N.
Miami, Fla.
Worth,
1,408,000
1,275,000
844,000
-
—
Texas.—
to
1961
225,000
3.10s.
Kent,
sewer
&
L.
Hall, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
Oct.
on
improvement
Nov.
Dated
from
1
Nov.
of
purchase
general
$500,000
bonds.
the
for
23
1956.
1,
1957
Principal
in¬
and
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
$2,500,000 water
10—v. 184, p.
Oct.
awarded
1403—were
to
a
group
composed of White, Weld & Co.;
Ripley & Co.; A. C.
Harriman
Allyn & Co.; Bear,
Stearns &
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Coffin
& Burr;
Strader, Taylor & Co.Davenport & Co., and Edward G.
Webb & Co., at a price of
a net interest cost of about
as
100.07,
3:09%,
follows:
1957
2,200,000
to
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
1959
3.10s.
Due
on
bonds
were
posed
$500,000 i
1
of
Sachs
the
a
attle.
&
First
Hutton
of
Co.;
&
&
&
by
Preston,
Horowitz, of Se¬
sealed
on
Treasurer,
will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
Oct.
23
for
the
on
Oct.
from
1
purchase
clusive.
Principal
of
County, Edmonds Sch.
No. IS (P. O. Everett), Wash.
Offering
County
Verne Sievers,
will
bids until 2:30 p.m.
to
1957
1966
Principal
and
building
Oct.
on
bonds.
from
1
1957
and
to
here¬
debentures offered
the
by, the indicated balance of ap¬
proximately $130,000,000 will be
obtained through additional bor¬
1966 inclusive,
The bonds are dated Oct. 1, 1956.
v
rowings.
Principal and .interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Tallmadge
& Tallmadge, of Denver.
of
The Commission is an agency
the Crown in
right of the Province
Quebec. It was created by the
of
Legislature of the Province
Act of
Treasurer's
in 1944 and is empowered to gen¬
be
office,
or
at
bank
a
CANADA
by the City
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, 01
agreed upon
purchaser.
erate, acquire, sell, transmit and
distribute
electricity
and
gas
the
and
COLUMBIA
BRITISH
Chicago.
throughout the Province, and the
Province is the
Nelson, B. C.
County (P. O.
Bay), Wis.
Sale
Bond
memorial
—
The
auditorium
A. E. Ames &
$1,468,000
of¬
bonds
July 15 from
on
clusive.
Repentigny-les-Bains School Com¬
mission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
Interest
1957 to 1971 in¬
J-J.
building bonds was sold to Rene
Inc., as 4y2s, at a price
of 93.83, a basis of about 5.71%.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Due 011 Oct. 1
from 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
In¬
\
fered Oct. 8—v. 184, p.
awarded
the
to
First
group
a
National
1403—were
composed of
Bank
of
as
T. Leclerc,
MANITOBA
Chi¬
cago, A. G. Becker & Co., First of
Michigan Corp., Julien Collins &
Co., and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., at a price of 100.14, a
net interest cost of about 2.68%,
Swan
1957 to
on
Man.
River,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$100,000
terest
improvement bonds was sold to
James Richardson & Sons as 5s.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
follows:
$643,000 2V2S. Due
from
1
1957
to
St.
Bond
Quebec Hydro-Electric
about
(P. O.
Quebec), Quebec
Strum
(V Ullage),
Clear
Sch.
Dist.
Creek
No.
2
Unity,
Albion
(Towns) Joint
(P. O. Strum),
Wisconsin
receive
Bond
(PST)
Registers
with
SEC
Issue
—
Sale—An
5.22%,
$39,000
of
-
Quebec
4s.
as
Due
1957 to
issue of $72,000
follows:
on
Oct.
1
from
1961, inclusive.
Due on Oct.
33,000 4V2S.
Electric Commission has
registration statement with
the Securities and Exchange Com¬
Hydro
filed
Offering—Ina Olson, Dis¬
$35,000,000
Debentures
School
building bonds was sold to Desjardins, Couture, Inc., at a price
of
95.71, a net interest cost of
1965, inclusive.
Commission
D'Abbotsford
Commission, Que.
QUEBEC
1976, inclusive.
A-O.
Paul
1976
Interest J-D.
April 1 from
825,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
and
of the prop¬
$640,000
bonds was sold to
Co., Ltd., as 4s. Due
improvement
Green
owner
erties of the Commission.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1 from
1962 to 1976, inclusive.
-
a
Dated Oct. 1, 1956. Interest A-O.
sealed
mission covering a proposed offer¬
Salaberry-de-V alley field, Que.
$600,000 general obligation school
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1956. Due on
building
ing of $35,000,000 of series P de¬
bentures, due December 1, 1981.
The
issue, which is guaranteed
unconditionally
as
to
principal
and interest by the Province of
Quebec, will be underwritten by
a
group
headed jointly by The
First ^Boston Corporation and A.
E. Ames & Co., Incorporated..
Nov.
1
for
Callable
from
the
1958
purchase
to
after
6
1971
of
inclu¬
years
from
date of issue. Principal and inter¬
est
(M-N) payable at the County
Treasurer's
Pomeroy,
proved
by
office.
Preston,
Legality
ap¬
Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
trict
Clerk,
will
receive
bonds.
Dated Nov.
1,
1956. Due on May 1 from 1958 to
1976
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at a banking
institution
to
mutually satisfactory
the purchaser and the District.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
-
Between
30,
Minneapolis.
1956,
Jan.
the
1,
Your Dollars
help
AMERICAN
make
possible the
improvement bonds
Commission
made
o
RED CROSS
was
$625,000
sold to a
of Rene T. Le¬
Banque
Provinciate
Geoffrion, Robert &
group
composed
clerc,
Inc.,
du
Canada,
Gelinas, Inc., and Dawson, HannaInc., as 41/2s,. at a price of
92.10,
a
basis-rof about 5.44%.
ford,
Dated Nov.
1951 and June
t-
provision for reserves approx¬
imately $225,000,000 for the period
from Sept. 30, 1955 through 1962.
After giving effect to the issue of
$25,000,000 of series O debentures
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
16 for the purchase of $110,000
on
15
Corp.;
—
Treasurer,
inclusive.
1976
to
from
1
public
Due
R. H. Calland,
purchase of $340,000 cor¬
1966 to
Snohomish
Dist.
and
interest (M-N) payable at the City
.
.
Curtis;
Michigan
interest
Seattle.
sive.
Paine,
and
payable at
the County
Treasurer's office, or at the State's
fiscal agency in New York City.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz,
of
Nov.
Co.;
in¬
1976
(A-O)
time
&
to
1958
purchase of $525,follows:
as
Oct.
300,000
Wis.
—
will receive sealed
(CST) on Oct. 22
Brown
King County, Renton School Dist.
No. 403 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
bonds,
inclusive.
porate purpose bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1956. Due on May 1 from 1957
:
'
com¬
same
group
Fenn
Jackson
Schoellkopf,
Inc.;
to
Phelps,
Goldman,
ovement
m p r
offered'at
awarded
Webber,
Thorgrimson
the
for
to
Interest A-O.
approved
Legality
sealed
May
from 1960 to 1976 inclusive.
The
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Bond
$300,000 SV4S.
Due on Oct. 1 from
$700,000 general obligation school
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due
Va.
Portsmouth,
to
1979 to 1986, inclusive.
v
000
bids until 5 p.m.
Due
1981
to
interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
clusive.
sold
of Tacoma,
Due on Oct. 1 from
1978, inclusive.
46,000 4.20s.
Clerk,
City
$120,000
follows:
as
receive
will
Oct. 30 for the
on
Bond Offering
was
Company,
Edna V. Uhls,
$225,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
Wash.
bonds
revenue
McLean
—
Clerk,
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
WISCONSIN
WASHINGTON
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
Oct.
2
City
Deputy
1
May
on
were
972.
Beloit,
St.
1957 to
on
Due
offered
bonds
p.
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
from
Bond Offering
bids
for the $1,300,000
184,
—v.
Sold—No
Not
received
inclusive.
$74,000 3l/2s.
VIRGINIA
Danville, Va.
Offering — Randolph
Bond
1967
to
West
Bonds
capital expenditures of approxi¬
mately $368,000,000 and has a pro¬
gram for such spending which be¬
gan Sept. 30, 1955 of about $495,000,000 through 1962. It expects to
have available from its operations
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Welch),
(P. O.
Virginia
County
building
Due on May 1 from
175,000 3Vas.
3,039,000
2,008.000
1,893,000
1,477,000
————
Allentown,
Fort
1957
$34,705,000
Orleans, La
Chicago.
New
1 from
Due on May
1960 inclusive.
$100,000 3l/2s.
McDowell
WYOMING
VIRGINIA
WEST
Eldredge & Co., and The Bank of
at yields of 1.75%
year,
1.80%.
trom
j
ierest
1957
1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1
to
M-N.
1975, inclusive.
In-
@FedFRASER