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MONDAY
ISSUE
r
°cr 5%
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
"Volume 190
Number 5891
New York 7, N. Y..
Monday. October 19. 1959
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ABC Vending: Corp.
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Secondary Offering
—
A
—
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
secon¬
dary offering of 40,000 shares of
Shares
common stock (par$l)
made on Oct. 13 by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities
& Co. and
Brimberg & Co. (jointly) at $20 per share,
with a dealer's concession of 65 cents
per share.
This
offering has been completed, all of the said shares having
been sold.—V. 190,
p. 45.
Glover
was
The
at
corporation
covering
s2
Oct.
on
150,000
of
share,
through
Hills, Calif.
per
Beverly
The
proceeds
to
arc
capital.-——
be
filed ..a
5
shares
Baron.
for
of
stock
notification
and
In This Issue
STOCK AND BOND QUOTATIONS
New York
Inc.,
Boston
said
in- their
annual
report
The
increase, the report stated, -was due to volume
by the Bettendorf, St. Louis chain, acquired in the
closing quar¬
fiscal 1958, as well as
reflecting contributions by new stores.
Results of operations for the year, however, were below
expectations
due
to economic
factors that adversely affected the Michigan-QluiL:
areas
where approximately
two-thirds: of the company's stores were
intensified
losses
sustained
achieved anticipated
report added, '"has
factors
competition, particularly in the
by its Cleveland, .Ohio, chain
results
taken
lying within its
since
firm
its
steps
fruitfully.
tainties
of
that
this
involved
could have been
this operation.
this company,
Sales of
to
net
a
charge
before
earlier.
taxes
the
of
the
darnings
costs
and
was
$7,145,011,
after
taxes.,
-
totaled
$.3,533,001
80
a
and
was
the
190,
005.
p.
;
acquired Vender, S.piA.
manufacturer
of
construction
Italy,
price,
'
to
The
Italian
joining property.
International
Newcastle,
offices
and
Union
—
also
operates plants at
and
Mexico, D.
throughout the
representatives
American
Offered
Australia;
P..
Essendlne,
Mexico.
It
world.—V.
Securities
&
Co.
which
Oct.
on
15
headed
a
Inc.
share.
a
and
PROCEEDS
of
be
-Net
applied
added
to
proceeds
the
to
stocks,
from
Stock
of
its
borrowings,
It
during
such
no
which
pany
the
of
owns,
is
estimated
and
tnat.
that
be
Electric Power
directly
or
other
required
is
a.
indirectly, all
in
curities
Drexcl
Kidder,
Co.
Co.
the
Kentucky,
integrated
West
and
elecrrim
munities in
Virginia, Virginia,
an
area
their
operations
and
are
properties
are
coordinated
the
12
months
ended
June
30.
1959,
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
Oct.
On
cents
Nov.
to
the
on
5.
12,
.this
1959
share
per
the
directors
payable
Dec.
1939.
Purchasers
dividend.
oi
shares
and, the
June
of
repayment
30,
1959
common
outstanding
S6-j8.684.000
in
in
was:
stock,
the
ol
A.
stock
-
the
1959
new
a
to
quarterly
stockholders
common
stock
du
of
will
7
of
record
be
45
on
entitled
effect
to
ihe
sale
of
the
new
common
par
$10.
oi
mortgage
the
capitalisation of the company
long-term debt,; and 21:369 889
Securities of subsidiary
public
on
June
30.
bonds; .315.721.000
in
companies
1959
sen-?.-,
were:
notes;
forth
1,100
111.,
been
Co.
Hess,
Moyer
A
Inc.
A
1,100
Thornhill
1,100
Supply Corp.—Acquisition—
corporation
concluded
the
of
A
surgical
for
announced
the
division
cash
Oct.
on
that
14
an
purchase, subject to legal
Fisher
of
A
and
other
products;
announcement
Tnese
divisions
under
company
by Foster G.
will
be
other
name
a
said
the
Canadian
operated
than
McGraw, Chariman,
and
by-
Fisher
the
Thomas
of
as
Oct.
G
31
included
in
the
American's
firm's
47
transaction,
purchase
"The
major
Fisher
A
excellent
hospitals
that
its
the
service
in
announcement
said.
14th
and
Canada,"
affiliation
new
the
adds
wholly-owned subsidiary to the
manufacturing and distributing organization.
Burpe company has done an
outstanding Job in
world-wide
extending
of
products
Mr.
with
of
high quality
said, "and it is
McGraw
American,
will
provide
the
into
the
hope
our
for
to the people of Canada.
"The product line will be
expanded, particularly by making available
Fisher & Burpe many of the items
manufactured in the American
further expansions of services
of
have
family
of
means
companies.
has
been
active
for many years.
growth
expansion
Now
period
preferred
severally
numbers
W.
Baker,
John
C'riittciulcn,
.
35,000
,.35,000
.
Corp.
S.
Kirkland
C.
Co.,
.
.
.
Weedert ' A
Yarnall.
20,000
BosworL,
As
,
—
.
...
As
Co.
The
12.000
...
Co....
Hentz
As
&
Co.
.
Simmons.8,800
.
A
.
Co
4,400
Ellis
A
Anderson
—
_...'
Hughes
A
Mosle
..
3.300
and Co._____
3,300
Yeaiman,
A
Beane...
Co...
7
rentals
,;
r.T"
p.
act
12:30
Washington Under¬
American
shares
in
such
as
the
and
and
Investment
the
for
Plan,
the
and
applicant.
only
two
individuals
plans
in
the
1201.
Foundry Co.—Earnings—
this
of
for
company
for
the
similar
any
President,
told
first
nine
period
months
in
company
Financial
the
Analyst?
15.
first nine
for
months of
this
year
were
$12,509,000
earned
sijare
the
increase
an
nine
24'«
of
months
period
the
over
of
this
gross
ago Mr. Burgess said.
The all-time
for all AMP leased equipment were
for
also
corresponding
highest
of
81/7
the
revealed
the
that
in
$90,860,000
at
period
unfilled
the
the
of
orders
company's
same
totaled
year
of
$160,-
months
record
revenues
nine
$38,059,000
orders
compared'
1958.
of
$164,819,000
history
date
compared
last
year,
at
with
or
an
.
that
prolongation
a
increased
equal
to
Mr.
3,300
of
2.750
and
sales
$1.31
in
"2,750
of
the
of
and
a
Burgess
both
However.
year.
the
steel
earnings.
strike
Fourth
Mr.
Burgess
is
factor
a
quarter
also
pointed
which
earnings
could
in
1958
out
affect
were
share.
cited
increasing
Automatic
Pinspotter
bowling
installa¬
America
and abroad, general improvement oi all divisions
company, including the company's Government Products Group,
the sale of marginal operations as
among the reasons for AMF's
the
improved
earnings
stallations
2,730
Sp.tUhweSt, -Co
to
preferred
highest
tions
2,730
Inc.
order
an
company;
sponsor,
distributor for
underlying
137,
$6,851,000
AMP's
3,300
Williston
A
Sept.
Mosley
Inc.
Boenning
3,300
3,300
Renshaw
Seeks
—
for
3.300
A
Ine,
SEC
year
Burgess
30 were
unfilled
Brooke A Co,—
First
Mr.
increase
Dallas Union Securities Co,
3,800
and
a
3.300
A
8.800
3.800
-
Sales
4.400
3,300
the
after
$30,480,000
8.800
...
Inc.
R.
equal
rentals
Raffcnsperger.
,T.
is
with
Corp....
the
in the same period
last year
dividends to $3.35 per
on 3.666,239
shares of common stock
outstanding at Sept. 30 compared with $2.00
per
share on
3.306,592 shares outstanding at
that time last year;
The above per share
earnings and shares outstanding do not reflect
the two-for-one stock
split effective at the close of business Oct. 16.
This
high
Lerchen A Co....
to
investment
an
desires
&
Inc.
Exchange Commission—
applicant's
highest
Oct.
011
the
4.400
Co
1065.
p.
Fund
giving interested persons until
hearing thereon.
tae
Burgess,
for
above
3.300
Green.
Co,
earnings
82'r
the
L.
25G.000
-HTTJrTthitrA fCo
10,000
8.80O
...
Co.
Co
,
Net
or
Ceilings. A Co., Inc..
Anderson
C.
revenues
were
$199,306,000,
A
be
a
the
each.—V.
Machine
and
year
Co., Inc..
Strudwiclc
15,000
C«
this
4,400
Securities
Suplee.
Co,...-
American
Earnings
4,400
Wat ling,
Rotan,
A:
Co.,
to
of
longer
110
$50,000
Corp..
Brothers
Stern
12,000
Loewi
A
of
Gardner—...
First Cleveland
Reinholdt
12,000
Inc.
5,500
A
Ainott, Baker A
15.000
...
...
Co
issuer
and
applied
order
an
request
190,
Income
has
ceased
to
that
is
paralleling
the
according to Mr'. McGraw.
offering of the plans has been made,
issued
and
outstanding, purchased by two
are
4.400
Co..
H.
Inc....
A
Sullivan
Rodman
As
Co.
Biddle
15,000
...
—
Jaffray & Ho'pwood
As
Co,,
15.000
.
Com pa n y...
Ellis
A
20.000
Co.
5.500
States,"
public
amount
5,500
Co..
.20.000
Stetson
Co...
sponsor
history. Carter
of Philadelphia
5.500
...
Inc.
Co
No
the
5,500
5,500
.
5,500
Kraus
25,000
20.000
.
...
12,000
Courts
A
Saxon
12,000
Cooley
Meeds,..
has
Fund,
of
25.000
Co..
20,000
a
Corp.....—_
A
the
&
fund
issued
1959
5.500
5.500
..
Income
that
5.500
5,500
A.
Pil)er,
Blunt
.
has
26,
Canada
disclosed.-—V.
The application states that
writers, Inc. has ceased to be
and
5,500
.......
Legg A Co—
12,000
Bioren
Co.
Inc.,.
Day.
A:
A
Sclicrck, Rich tor Co.,,. i.-..
Schmidt, Roberts A Parke
A:
....
Strut hers
.
Ilirsch A Co,
Miller A- Co.
Johnston. Lemon A: Co
Wood.
.
G.
Haydcn.
Stroud
.
...
25,000
.
As
.
25,000
A Go.
Smithe.rs
Allen
..
V.
Hemphill, Noyes As Co..— 20.000
Paine. Webber, Jackson A:
-
5.500
Corp.
Co
Co.
5,500
5.500
McCormick
Ohio
.
Co.'
Lembo
As
John
The
5.500
it
that
Oct.
5.500
Co—.
GlieicenhouK
25.000
As
A
5.500
5.500
Flkins, Morris, Stokes A Co,
25 000
Anthony
.
Hallowed. Sulzberger, Jenks.
j
Inc.
Becker A: Co.
L.
Pot testa
Bis.sell
McDonald
.....
...
declaring
Texas,
in
the
growing Canadian
fully prepared to help spearhead
are
in
in
not
Investment
Dallas,
p.m.
5.500
here
was
indirectly
we
Exemption From Securities
Commission
Ferris A
a
American
8,800
—
Crow#!l. Weedon As Co.
A
Goodbody As
price
6,600
.....
Walts A Co.
Laird
a
.
Brq.s. As'Dm ton, Inc.
Clarke A Co.,...:
Laird,
Co..
...
Corp.
.
VV.
30,000
Co..
Co..
Adams" AfPeck
30.000
Burgo
R.
A
Co.
Stone
Tucker.
Hahscatic
Clark
Co.
Pressprich
G.
W.
Burns
35,000
of
Shares
York
New
a
Securities
As
sale
This
&
As
The
agreed
shares
of
»
firm's
in Winnipeg, Montreal."
Toronto,
Edmonton
and
Vancouver., Its distribution system covers
the Canadian hospital and surgical
supply and equipment market.
A
wholly -owned subsidiary, ■ Fisher A Burpe
Quebec Ltd., will be
oelow:
F„
As
Baker, Weeks As CO;_-_
banknotes,
below
respective
Pont
A.
electric
dividend
has
existing Canadian
Burpe name.
A11
Federal
of
Ilummill
Curtis
cmnpanv have
.
Inc..
Ball,
F.
the
.
Co....
a
Allyn a
Baclie
1958.
of
C.
Haydcn,
R.
com¬
$31,091,000 in
hands
first-
declared
10,
of
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
stock
as
common
I.
64,775
35.000
Equitable Securities
of
paicf regularly since 1909.
In
1959. quarterly dividends'of 42
per share have been
paid for each of the first three
quarters.
set
Pierce,
Smith
a
American
operating revenues of the company' and
subsidiary companies amounted
$312.610.000 and consolidated
net
income to $51,696,456
compared
electric
operating
revenues
of
$296,546,713
and
consolidated
net
income of $50,648,111 for the
calendar
beeii
Notices
Banks
988,238 shares
and
named,
the
35,000
Barney
Francis
to
cents
Co.,
Wyllie
Evanston?
requisites
A
45
35,000
.
Rhoacles
Lynch,
Shcarson,
.with
year
Co......
the
to
35,000
.
Tilalmann
Loci),
Fenner
physically
a
single
as
1,100
Co._.-j.
A
•'
48
35.000
.
:
Smith,
Michigan. Indiana.
Tennessee,
Steele
Inc..
Burpe Ltd., major
Canadian distributors of hospital and medical
supplies and equipment. "
Fisher & Burpe Ltd. will retain its other
operating, divisions which
act as agents and distributors for
pharmaceuticals, toiletries, smokers'
10
Clearings
04,775
............
M.
Merrill
bank
.
.
Poabody a Co.
Co.
holding com¬
outstanding common
The
stock
a "Weeks.....
Hallgarten
utility system.
The subsidiaries serve 2,364
having an estimated -population of 5,090,000.
EARNINGS—During
Co....... :
....
Carl
the company
temporary
A
1518.
p.
technicalities,
48
company
Co..;.:-.:...:
Porgan .& Co.
Hornblower
public utility
of
a
A
Glore,
construction
by
the
...
1960.
operating electric utility subsidiaries.
utility subsidiaries, which are located in
interconnected,
this
than
its
electric
Ohio,
1959
Co.,
1,100
"
from
The First Boston Corp.,
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
or
financing will
BUSINESS—American
stocks
Member
payable to banks;
additional common
Ladonburg,
require any further public
financing
subskiiarie.s
Kerner,
1,100
A
present name, management and staff
will continue,
R. W. Finlayson, President of Fisher
& 'Burpo, made a
similar announcement in Toronto.
Fisher & Burpe has offices and warehouses
Shares
of
the
at
J.
Woodcock,
agreement
43
—
$100.
par
purchase
the
sale of the new common
stock
prior to maturity of $52,000,000
banks, due Nov. 25,1959 and to the
payment
H.
1,650
Wood
,
American Hospital
47
Statement
PURCHASERS—The, purchasers
the
approximately
program will not
or
of
1,100
1.650
E.
190,
hospital field's growth
$24,800,000 ill notes
.
payable to
short-term bank loans,
any remaining balance to be
company's treasury funds and used for
general corporate
purposes.
Expenditures by the company's
Subsidiaries for construction
in
1959
are
expected
to
total
$120,000,000 and
for
the year
1960
SlOO.OOOvOOO.
prepayment
Payable—
1,100
Co...
Inc.,
1,650
the
.
outstanding notes
Co.___
A
1,100
"American
.
will
1,100
A
A
Wagensellcr A Dufsfc, Inc..
This
42
Banks
Dillon,
A
Kolin
Patton
Close
Robinson
Co
1,100
■
to
Goldman, Sachs
1,650
Miller,
market
stock (par $10) at $40
per share. The group was
awarded
the stock at
competitive sale on a bid of
$46/26 per share. This
offering was well received.
S4U.11
Condition
Reserve
publicly offered 1,200,000 shares of
syndicate headed by BiythA Co.,
E.
MeJunkin,
Rambo,
A
A
Westheimer
39
System.
The Course of Bank
common
bid
and
Reserve
Combined
1509.
group
Richard
2.200
........
1,100
1,100
Son
A
...
2,200
a
Co.—
Harper
_.,_i
Applcgatu A
Humphrey, Inc.
2,200
2,200
Richards
A
Haas
P.
:
Mellon
Co,
1,650
38
Kates
Statement
Federal
sales
p.
Electric Power Co., Inc. — Common
The First Boston
Corp. and Eastman
underwriters
A
Declared
Exchange
Condition
Eng¬
has
189,
C.
Waggoner
a Co, Inc.
a
Emerson
.....
Allis-Chalmers
land:
Strlngfellow..
37
-
1,100
A
1,650
33
employs approximately 500 people.
It produces
ranging from 60 to 325 horsepower.
The plant has
acres
of
manufacturing space plus substantial ad¬
five
Co....
Co.*
Neal
L.
—V.
-
1,100
Harold
37
—
1,100
_____
Inc...
Penlngcon. Collect a Co,
Sterne, Ague a Leach.....
Exchange...— 37
—-
...
Hulme,
Kay,
33
Dividends
plant
tractors
than
more
2,200
a
Ine.
33
Foreign
same
suburb of Milan.
a
Co.f
a
a
a
Joseph,
36
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Cusano,
Co.
II.
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings...—
51
machinery,'
at
an
undisclosed
by Phillip Bauer, managing director of
subsidiary.
it has been announced
Allis-Chalmers International, a
crawler
of
Wm.
2,200
They
:
company
Co.
2,200
34
Exchange
1,100
Murdough, President, said the purchase will be effective
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Co.—Foreign Acquisit'n
This
A
2,200
34
year
cquivalent
■
Evans
Loel)
Wyatt,
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES
$10,494,496
2,200
C.
34
—
Transactions American Stock Exchange
cenis per share oh
the'.4,089^165 shares of common stock oulstand¬
ing at the fiscal-year-end.
This compared, with fiscal 1958 net
earn¬
ings of $5,494,490, or $1.34 per common
share, calculated on
basis.—V.
Exchange
1,100
Piekard,
Co.—
Fahnostock
Thomas A Co...
SEC Index of Stock Prices
satisfactory development
against
as
Co,
A
1,100
—v..
Lucas......
A
2,200
Scotc
Transactions New YTork Stock Exchange
of
uncer¬
•
income,
Stock
A
Dolittle
Inc.
Stix
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
•
Net
A
1,100
Ltd....
...
Cooke
Newburger,
the year ended June 27, 1959, amounted
with $347:5115,582 for the 52 weeks ended
1958.
Profit
.
in
entailed
view
Slocumb
34
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
Over-the-Counter Markets
proceeds,more
retained
to
in
Inc.
2,750
Co?.;..........,:
29
Exchange
Stock
Corbetc
2,200
a
Hinckley
Batpman,
Chaplin. MoGuiness a Co._
J. A. IIogle a Co.
for
$303,124,34.V compared
June 28,
the
apply
Willi
$1.20.1,(195, this action seemed desirable
Stock
Toronto
deemed
was
Burns,
Co..
...
Bal'th
Brush,
13
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
control:"T
it
a
25
—_
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Michigan area;
which'had not
said,
2,750
Cabot..y„_...,,^^.._
Simon
..
dequisitiori. *. "Management,'*' the
to eliminate those, unfavorable
With respect to the Cleveland
area," the report
advisable to dispose of the stores
there and
(Bonds)
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
of
and
Burgess A Leith
:
A
B.
Newman
(Stocks)
Stock
Detroit Stock Exchange
1959
added
located:
Exchange
Stock Exchange
American
Goldman, Chairman of the
President,
ter
Stock
New York
-
27,
J.
Page
the
working
June
A
M.
Inc.
Cincinnati
.
ended
year
Moors
Shares
Adams
Frank
2.750
Co.
Barret, Fitch, North a Co.
—'.v';—: '-----■.
ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.—Earnings—
stockholders.
and
a
2.750
2.750
co.^.r.
I.
offered
Lawrence,
&
equipment
MacGregor, Inc.
a
Hill
;v
plant
This company's earnings for the. fiscal
exceeded thoso for the previous
year, S. N.
Board, and Norman Hirschfidd,
to
wtih
$11 "to be
(par
Itolb
Black,
V.'
used
—-——
letter
common
A
Grimm
Abco, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
SEC
MISCELLANEOUS
-
"exceed
snotters
the
in
this
position.
will be
year
12,000
He
the
previously
operation
at
the
said
that
highest in
Automatic
year-end,
Pinspotter in¬
history and will
52,000 Pinthat In
addition to
company
predicted/with
more
adding
than
2
(1626)
providing
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
increasing
an
Automatic
Pinspotters
number of U. S. military installations with
and allied bowling equipment, the company
bowling installations for the civilian
(A. S.)
populations
Pico
Denmark,
Belgium,
of Sweden,
Australia,
England,
Puerto
—v.
J
Sells
Division—
Howell
Electric
Howell,
Co.,
Board
Fland,
Beland,
manufacturer
the
including
motors,
Executive
Chief
and
Chairman
major
a
of
Officer
different
1,200
explosion-proof
Howell.
of
types
and
he
National
In
said
Bland
the
purchase of the former AMF Division includes
rights, good will, and
inventory of the."Leland
operation.
Manufacturing ' operations
will
continue at
the
leased
180,00'J square foot Dayton, Ohio plant,
which
«aillion,
Mr.
will
Bland
pointed
said
He
continuing, effort
major
and
$7
Howell,
Howell's 1959
sales
volume
in
line
'
acquisition
•
mediate
Howell
chased
subsidiary.
.
its acquisition
of Leland, Howell Electric Motors Co. claims
tt "will now, be one of the nation's leading manufacturers of integral
•end fractional horsepower motors and generators for both light and
*>eavy industry."—V. <10% p.- 1518.
.
Telephone & Telegraph C'o.- -Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
Aug. 31—
S
Operating
revenues
—
Operating
expenses
__
Federal
Net
and
will
breclit, Waco
•Waco's
for
steel
Athletic
«j>
ground
40,450,970 367,962,543
29,145,155
24,597,302 224,905,423 205,871,127
319.747,429
of
35,071,000
doors
19,875,469
switches
4,130,072
71,308,840
the
upon
s
v
58,929,833
operating
for
purV
.•.
2,308,611
reserves-——
*
•
Total
Division
—V.
its
for
present
said.
';
the
athletic
in
Cleveland
construction
its
areas;
wooden
gymnasium
to
and
190.
and
other
and
p.
made
They
for
high,
by
are
basketball
and
Less provision
the
Transwall
fabric
in
other
calling
operation
an
used
profit
,
of
Amount
Al-
NOTE:
Park,
as
for
such
111.,
111.
of
are
partitions.
with
All
Transwall
of
a
.
- '1959
1958 Kv
504,553,048 476,350,423
38,451,282
27,584,502
20,705,693
14,180;42fi
..
income
tax—_______
___1———ii———per
share
17,745.589
of coraomn stock_•.
The
held
also
and
the
most
corporation
costume
South
with
dealers
jewelry.
Kedzie
the
stock.
SEC
handle
who
Any
iTotal
t>e
the building extension and
$3,500,000.
than
L.
•mce"
of
cost
more
R.
Gray, Armco
that
research
new
employs
dealers,
who
Blanche
Proceeds
of
the
plan"
over
of
2,000
shares
Aldo
of
Viano,
500,000
and
"party
number
now
President
stock,
selling
are.
President, described the
facilities
new
all
but
and
ten
Babcock
Wilcox Co.
&
To Build
Boiler for
Texas
Utility—
This
New
receipt of
York
contract
a
estimate for the Oct.
steam
equipment
company reported on Oct. 16
manufacture and install a boiler at the
to
from
the
sale
of
additional
stock
will
be
::
;
•
Valley Steam Electric Generating Station of the
Co.
•••••'1
Expected
to
'.
Texas
Power
&
MUNICIPAL
The tax
V——_
on-line in 1962, the boiler will deliver 1,250,000 lbs.
of steam per hour to a turbine
generator at a pressure of 1,925 lbs.
per square inch and a temperature of 1,005
degrees Fahrenheit at the
per
four-week
a
At full
load, the unit will burn approximately 1,600,000 cubic feet
natural
of
having
gas
f A British Thermal Unit,
total lieai content
a
known commonly
as
of
1.7
billion
per
BTU's
BTU, is the amount of
a
ticat
required to raise the temperature of one pound of water one
degree.) Provision has been made for the boiler to fire oil as
a stand-by
fuel.
three
Located
miles
south
«iorth of Savoy, Texas,
the
of
River
Red
Wilcox
the
new
about
two
miles
lake
man-made
on
power
of
several
hundred
will
acres
supply the condensing
ivater.
Texas
Texas.
Power
Light
&
Included is
Boiler
and
the county line between
Grayson and Fannin
plant will consist initially of the Babcock &
manufactured boiler, the turbine
generator'and the auxiliaries
Counties,
A
Division
the
Co.
serves
an
area
city of Paris, site of
plants.—V.
190,
in
north central
of
one
and
east
Babcock & Wilcox's
1066.
p.
Stock Offered—
City, on Oct. 16
publicly offered 54,545 shares of capital stock
(par $1)
at $5.50 per share.
Offering was heavily oversubscribed
the
books
have
been
EUSINESS—The
in
New
In Georgia.
City.—V.
company
two
owns
radio
stations
in
California
York State, one in
Wisconsin, one in Alabama and one
The office of the company is at 730 Filth
Ave., New York
p.
1415.
of. notification
shares
Sept.
21.
Basic
of
also
See
filed
common
Products
V.
with
stock
190,
p.
the
(par
SEC
10
•chemical
and
the pump,
control
to
as
of
the
ai\ ersification
an
Hevi-Duty product
laboratory furnaces, ovens
provide
a
of
Period End. Aug. 31-
Net
Net
—V.
revenues
_
expenses
inc.
taxes—_
_
op'sr.' 'taxes
op*r.
after
ISO,
income-
charges
p.
line
to
organic
6
to
supple¬
Basic Products Corp
Koch
declare?
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
offerers
25'S5'?S ?2no£'801
19.92 *,769
4,668.100
263-388.379
245,6$54,048
169.337.816 167,768,498
38,666,300
31,537,257
1,619,6-3
1,455,122
14,176.319
11,848,478
5,265,904
4,776,297
4,915,810
4.432,31?
41,207,944
37,150,190
34,499,815
1175.
CORPORATES
exercise
their prerogative to change, postpone or
drop offering dates set
pursuit of the best possible flotation situation. Knowledge of the aggregate
prob¬
able financing sought, such as that summarized
by this column, weighed against
individual judgments as to supply of capital available—which cannot be
quantita¬
tively projected—and as to price range* is quite determinant as to whether a flo¬
in
or
will
not
materialize.
And
it
is
those
issues
with
sales
dates
of the total
set, out
backlog of securities offerings, which more meaningfully determines the
demand for savings and indicates the future course of the
economy.
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL NEW ISSUE TABLE
19-23
Oct.
26-30
Nov.
2-
Nov.
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Oct.
Stocks
Corporates
Municipals*
$172,334,500
173,238,300
25,672,860
13,000,000
$189,084,000
$361,418,500
98,661,000
271,899,300
13,350,000
5,800,000
39,022,860
18,800,000
$306,895,000
$691,140,660
$96,600,000
133,000,000
10,000,000
$75,734,500
40,238,300
15,672,860
13,000,000
9-13
6
$1
million
or
$239,600,000
$144,645,660
Total
$384,245,660.
>
TotalCorporates
and
Municipals
"
more
;
LARGER ISSUES
•
,
SCHEDULED
In the corporate
calendar for the period Oct. 19-Nov. 13. are such large issues as:
$23,750,000 American Educational Life Insurance common on Oct. 19; $70 million
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. debentures on Oct.
20; $15 million Texas Gas Transmission
preferreds on Oct, 21; $12 million Rochester Gas & Elec. bonds on Oct.
22; $30
million Hilton Hotel debentures on Oct.
28; $20 million Florida Power &
bonds
Light
on
Oct. 27; $20 million Puget Sound Power &
Light bonds on Oct. 28; 350,000
common on Oct. 29;
$10,000,000 General
ance
Corp.
common
on
Accept¬
shares of
debentures on Nov. 4; San Diego Gas & Electric
500,000
Nov. 4; and 375,000 shares of
Kayser-Roth common on Nov. 9.
The
municipal new issues coming up include: $20 million Montreal,
Quebec, bonds
19; $102,145,000 Local Housing bonds on Oct. 20; Consumers Public Power
bonds of $2,250,000 and
$21,050,000 on Oct. 22; $21,150,000 Los Angeles
County Flood Control District bonds on Oct. 27; on Oct. 28 there are Baltimore
County, Md. $20 million bonds, and $25 million Pennsylvania General State
Authority
bonds; and $9.5 million Florida Development Colnmission (Polk
on
Oct.
District
County,
Oct. 29.
Fla.)
on
^
1959—8 Mos.—1958
""
—
AND
shares of Central and South West
Langmar Corp. marks another
step in the growth
of
Hevi-Duty Electric Companv and its affiliated
Telephone Co.
Operating.
Operating
aid
and hotplates
degree of operating precision
methods.
The pump will be manu-
-VP190?p'! 1519f°rm thC BaSk Products Corporation,
Other
■;";j... :., >'.
•
:
MUNICIPALS
covering
high
Milwaukee plant of another
Acquisition
Federal
-v'
Set
$98,661,000 and the
than last week's—
municipals, and corporate common, preferreds and bonds in the week ahead
raise $361 million; the following week of Oct. 26-30 has now scheduled about
$272 million. The four-weeks' total comes to $691,140,660. The table below classifies
the projected dollar
volume, as seen now, for corporates and municipals for> each
of the four weeks ahead
by type of issue. Data for this are obtained by the Chronicle
from private and public sources and
are, of course, subject to subsequent change as
>
the
oyer processing
Bubskhary
Bell
■
.
primarily
like
close
and
'
the corporates.
may
606.
research.
as
Total
Corp.—Acquisition—
pump win be added
its extensive line of
These,
TOTAL
effective
The
Langmar Corp. has specialized in the
manufacture' of the
Bangdon. vacuum pump, widely used in laboratories
throughout indus¬
try
ana
educational
institutions,
ment
'
■
'
Total.——
on'April 9
became
cents)
Purchase
of
the
Langmar
Corp.,
4875
West
Armitage
Avenue,
Chicago, by this corporation -for its
Hevi-Duty Electric Company divifiiom Milwaukee, has been announced
by. Harold E. Koch, President
The
pattern
about $189 million, the following week about
$306.9 million. This total is slightly higher
by $10 million.
i
Materials, Inc.—Letter Effective—
letter
1,200,000
•on
ISSUES
same
Corporate
190,
Basic
The
is
closed.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used for
working capital and to
finance expanded operations of the
company.
one
total
tation will
Kartell Broadcasting: Corp.—Common
W. W. Schroeder & Co., of New York
and
are
NEW
issue volume shows the
new
square
tiour to
tiour
outlet.
The boiler, which has a
design pressure of 2,250
inch, also will,reheat 1,105,000 pounds of steam per
temperature of 1,005 degrees F. at the reheater outlet.
exempts'
for Oct. 19-23
go
•superheater
lbs.
19-Nov. 13 calendar.
Light
r—
Details of the above municipal and
corporate financing may be found in the Monday
statistical and Thursday editorial issues of the
Chronicle,
government
securities
and
government
shares
used
agency
as
well
as
in
and
inde-»
being
estab¬
working
^
the
new
its
housewives.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Corporate flotations for the. next four weeks can be expected to tap the market for
about $384 million with quickening
activity characterizing the first two weeks and
doldrums setting in for the remainder of the
period. Last year at this time the
estimated demand for corporate financing was $415
million, or $31 million higher
than this year's scheduled dollar, volume. Last week's
projection for the four-week
period Oct. 12-Nov. 6 was. slightly higher, by about $7 million, than this week's
"insur-
as
Armco
research.
1959
offered
company's
and
mostly
CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL FINANCING AHEAD
will continue to maintain its position of
leadership
"By. expanding our laboratories, we are making sure
our slogan—New Steels Are Born At
Armco—applies in the future as
it does today," Gray said.—V.
190, p. 860.
in steel
12,
be
the
lishing new dealerships, increased inventories, advertising
products.
capital.
equipment will
to
remaining shares will be
413,867,136 308,915,414
on
Oct. 12 plans to double the size of
Reseach Center here and push forward with the
and process research program in its history.
Chicago.
Oct.
is
respectively.
hangar
1175.
product
$2.65
;
190, p. 1175.
Avenue,
on
stock
The
announced
(Ohio)
extensive
13,404,073
$3.48
public.
outstanding
by
common
independent
to
lingerie
10232
at
statement
shares of
company
has
It
located
registration
share
to
pendent
and
types
profit
per
lines
fire-
is
;
The above statements have not been audited.—V.
filed
$1
at
enclosures,
Transwall
for Federal
—
covering 400,000
play¬
compact
dividers,
gymnasiums,
as
large
available
are
Division
unusually
room
30—
Blancli-ette, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Porter
and
June
This -^corporation,
is the largest man¬
backstops
applications'.
installations,
locations
Net
.
bleachers
its
Ended
fv
!•:
'b:
■
scaffolding
steel
concrete
Park,
Months
9
offered
widely
many
wide
cable
steel
Schiller
330,334,153
-Net sales, royalties and other operating income
Net profit before provision for Fed. Income Tax
'
and
in
25,293,310
184.178,083
362,457,705
OPERATIONS
country.
plastic-coated
design.
for
Schiller
equipment,
the
produces
Division
forms
P.
L
industry
Form
Henry
25.495.685
capital.——.
and
-•
.
distributors,
——_•.——1
—
reserves
*
'
y
■
liabilities,
Pur¬
--y' """
shares)
5.058,662
Armco Steel Corp.—Research Plans—
This
its Middletowii
2,111,270
2,500,000
2,500,000
1174.
p.
114,906,49C
1,345.000
1,210,000
.'•• •••:'
contingencies
—a——_a-U:
(1959—5,099,137 shares; 193%
stock
57,357,522
13.233,968
131,759.228
•
.
Sundry
6,874,509
17.849,993
--—
Reserve
70,729,688
76.348,135
liabilities—.—
debt:
Capital
:
Transwall
—
'
through
partitions
barriers
48,955,000
8,244,818
Co.
..•••
President,
vinyl
adaptable
22,793,280
8,248,364
deceit
-
Company—
.operate
equipment in
5,219,000
5,125,351
and
,
Equipment Division, also in
economical
noise
40,594,857
income—
fraud
a
•
Bag
prefabricated
resistant
1959- -8Mos—1958
charges——
Waco
and
ufacturer
2,389,850
oper.
1415.
p.
shoring
produces
6,246,000
190,
190,
Scaffolding Division
school
2,935,338
alter
—V.
as.
payables1——
tgxes---._____,_-__-__—--_^-
''Reserves:
Under the new
management, the Transwall Division will .continue
to produce its lines of folding
partitions for industrial and institutional
taxes.-.:
Net
,
inceme
operate
Brothers
institutional markets.
operating taxes—
Other
did
,
362,457,705 330,334.153
37,561,100
44,315,000
—■*.-
accrued
current
Funded
"s
7,372,559
——
—_
income
Total
•'
Folding Partition Division of Bemis Bros. Bag Co. lias
purchased-by Waco Manufacturing Co., Minneapolis-based firm
Whose divisions serve
the construction
industry and the school and
Folding
Period End.
Inc.
•
Transwall
and
was
founded in 192L by George H. Leland to manufacture
explosion-proof motor for use in gasoline pumps. AMF had owned
the company since 1952.
American
und
by
Leland
«n
Through
Dealers,
Federal
membership in the
$
74.898.351
—
assets
payable
Aecounts and
corporation and, if so,
should be revoked and/or
from
1958
267.829,920 244,675,636
assets—.——.
—,—12,356,875
8,054,318
——
199,184,181
Bemis
use
;
,
,
Securities
Total
Notes
this
expelled
or
reserves--
__
been
an
was
would
chasers;—V.
of
Leland acquisition,
and $20 million, he added.
of
of
broker-dealer
a
1959
less
—
its
which
$8
employs about 500 people.
Mr.
Bland
envisioned no im¬
changes in the personnel structure nor • im the operation of
Leland
the
between
important step in a
Howell to broaden its product line and assume
the electric motor industry. He added that the
is virtually non-competitive with other Howell
by
position
product
firoduction.
of
overall
the
$19
current
business
the
With
between
the
Poland
boost
out.
range
that
annual
an
considerably
should
•tales
does
Association
stock
common
as
suspended
assets,
Investments and miscellaneous
Plantwn equipment (net after dep.J——
Prepaid and deferred items
——•—.—„.
order
initiating the proceedings* the Commission charged
other' things) that in the offer and sale of Belmont Oil stock
Reiter made false and misleading representations of
material facts
and
"engaged in
transactions, practices and a Yeourse of business
patent
Leland,
be
-Financial Condition
3
(among
year.
Mr.
of
registration
should
(& Subs.U
30—
June
Current
Corp.—Hearing Scheduled by SEC—
sale
and
his
.
equipment,
offer
whether
whether
enow gives Ho well
three wholly-owned operating subsidiaries and four
4toanufacturiii^ plants*
The Ohio Electric Manufacturing Co. and its
subsidiary,
Kingston-Conley,
Inc.
were
acquired
by Howell earlier
♦his
the
in
of
generators,
specifications
Monday, October 19, 1959
.
•
v;>-
,
,
of
As
:
.
$40,212,041
The SEC has scheduled a hearing for Oct. 27, 1959 in its New
York
Regional Office to determine whether Morris J. Reiter, a sole
proprietor;
doing business as M. J. Reiter Co., 60 Wall Street, New York violated1
the
anti-fraud and
other provisions
of
the
Federal securities Jaws
Co., a former division of American Machine & Foundry for
undisclosed sum, according to an announcement Oct. 14 by Chester
•electric
1291.:
p.
1959—39 Wks.—1958
$4,729,773 $41,363,075
,
.
has acquired The Leland
Mich.,
•Slectric
«n
190.
Bendix Aviation Corp.
1959—4 Wks.—1958
$5,228,724
—
Belmont Oil
;
Motors
Sept. 26—
Sales
Bermuda.
and
Beck Shoe Corp.—Sales Up—
Period End.
tias announced automated tenpin
.
information
on
bonds.
October 15, 1959
30.363,017
j
i
—
Volume-190
Number 5891
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
•-These notes
provisions
All
oi
of
the
271,553* shares were subscribed ior, 259,144
being taken under original subscriptions and
12,409 shares under the over-allotment offer. A total of
102,735 shares were requested under this over-allotment
financing,
be
to
to
repaid
the
shares
are
pursuant
Boston Edison
Co.—Rights Offering Oversubscribed—
This company or Oct. 15 announced tnat its recent com¬
mon
stock subscription offer was 33% oversubscribed.
to
for
remaining 60.000 shares
which
will
be
sold
presently outstanding shares
account of certain selling
are
the
for
stockholders.
^
b
PROCEEDS—Net
able
of
t
Florida
in
1926 'with*; asingly store,
a
chain jp£, l70 retail shoe stores, principally
southern states., Saiat of ladies' shoes account for about <35 to 70
the sales,, with sales of children's shoes,, hahdijags, hosiery and-
BUSINESS—Organized
Butler's torj)&y; operates:
m.
from
proceeds
'V-
of the 40.000 shares being
general funds to be avail¬
f, 5
/
the sale
b.v the-company will be added to its
for future
working capital purposes.
sold
the company. The
in
accessories
making
\
balance.
up. the
-
June 30, 1959. net sales oi
this corporation totaled $25,691,879 as compared - to $22,613,311 in
the like period of 1958. Net income for the -12-month, period ended
June 30.
1959 was $969,974,
equal .to $1.22 per share.
In the cor¬
responding period of 1958 net -Income
totaled $623,082, equal to
EARNINGS—In
79 cents per
the
fiscal
ended
year
-hare.
'
•
-
,
paid cash dividends since 1940.
Since that year the annual amount paid in cash (giving effect to a
5-for-2 stock, split in 1946* has* been increased to 60 cents per share,
with quarterly dividends of 15 cents paid from April 1956 through
July 1959.
'
DIVIDENDS—The
In
January,
share
for
tribution
share
on
to
for
Oct.
issued
the
1959,
each
20
holders
held,
of
common
14,
a
and on
stock at
shares held,
' b
V
_
514b
mortgage
cumulative
Common
"Includes
•
810,00'0
W.
P.
Lee
C.
799,375
shs.
subsidiary
only
stockholders have
severally agreed to sell, and each of.the underwriters named below,
for whom Goldman, Sachs & Co. and R. S. Dickson <fc Co., Inc., are
acting as representatives/ has severally agreed to purchase the. re¬
spective number of shares of common stock set forth below:
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
company
selling
the
•
—Shares
From
R.
S.
A.
Co
As
Allyn. <t Co., Inc
Bachc
A:
Co
1——
Robert
Ball,
Baird
W.
Burpc
1_.—
Cruttcndcn,
Ferris
W.
Edward
McKrlvev
&
1,600
Bzura
1,200
1,000
50
and
shares
of
.
Inc.,
GIVING
TO
W.
$500 principal
common stock, is
PRESENT
First
mortgage
eljr'c
series
bonds
1979
—
FINANCING
THE
COMMERCIAL
©utstandiug
$7,500,000
due
composed
AND
FINANCIAL
2,400.000
500.000
100,000 .
2,000,000 shs.
of
Chicago 3,
March
NOTE:
3, 1879.
On
account
of
«■>
The
stock.
190,
has
company
remainder
the
filed
Oct. 7
shares
on
150,000
of
to
remarkable recovery
a
record
backlog
in
of
its
of
Files
—
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
(no
with the
offered
to be
par;
<
this
from
Arnold
purchase of the'
Willard Maikan for
and
the working capital.
employ
additional
Such
salesmen;
open
of
per
$222,000
sales
increase
.
$5,631,000
$1,166,000
of
quarter
last year.
sales
executive' said
tracts,
man¬
of
period showed
Second
The
sales
on
six-months
period
working capital
(4)
.
cents
The
a
Hugh
the half-year ended June 30,
share, on sales of $6,797,000.
profit for
11
loss
(31
1956,"
month.
Net
or
since
in profits, increasing sales volume and
orders at* the end of the first six
expects
this year to be its most
L. Clary,
President, announced earlier
corporation
that
resulted
however,
This
the
comparable
$3,456,000,
first
1958
deliveries under
$6,000 loss
for
the
a
period.
from
the
$321,000
up
delayed
in
loss
$106,000,
with
half.
compares
year's
Corp.,
of
basis
and
on
by
tion
subcon¬
second
quarter,
which
Clary said that the company now has a backlog of orders for electronic computing, data processing and business machines of $1,137,000
in
Central
which
1,
Beautycraft
with
compares
a
$85,000
of
last
year.
.
all
—an
time
high.—V.
190,
Colonial
in
F.
J.
the
1958
is
F.
Equipment
with
lie
drawn
EqumTqent Corp.
had
company
to, repay
Maikan.
will
Corp.
balance
the fact
to
used
obtained
that
be
Sales
com¬
orders
other
from
GIVING
the
EFFECT
TO
bear
stock
(par
BUSINESS—The
It
1959.
same
10
all
owns
of
organized
name
cents)
Central
—
—
Corp.
the shares
Feb.
on
13,
of
in
details
Connecticut
filed
where
"company."
in
the
is
also
These
noted,
Co.
new
in
the
the
referred
intends to
and
to
continue
operations
for
it
which
to
have
date
accounted
for
a
a
of
stock.
has
called
lor
redemption
Nov.
on
1959,
15,
shares
seven
for
the
The
for
each
irrevocable delivery
of
of
account
A
"
shares
two
for
each
preference
New
York
into
common
share.—V.
15,
171,
N. Y.
stock
at
registration
Sept.
statement
covering
9
an
filed
additional
(by
amendment)
af
$40,000,000
of
the
President,
Extensive
dividend
of
on
offered
these
plans have
Loss—
for
August
of
sold.—V.
500,000
1,117,000 shs.
Photofinisliers, Inc.
SEC
Investment
1953,
190,
p.
and
the
in 'Texas and Louisiana will
this company, G, Burton
stockholders in the annual report
program
told
the
firm's
seismic
the
next
will
year
be
greatly increased
stock
assets increased
by $181,477 to $1,974,026.
Cash earnings
to $1,486,654, only slightly under the $1,599,818 reported for
previous year.
All costs of drilling, exploration, capital expenditures and fixed debt,
the
—
1176.
Class A Common
and
(par 40 cents) at $2.80 per share.
This offer¬
feet
its
will
Cher-O-Kee
Bennett,
Inc.;
of additional stock in, and
Bennett, Inc.; and the balance
added
to increase
to
the
funds
general
of the
will
$30,000
loans
of
to,
be
its
used
for
and
company
will
be
This
used
incorporated under the laws of the
1946, as Athens Photo Service, Inc.,
Shop, a partnership.
The name CherO-Kee Photo Finishers,
Inc. was adopted in 1955 and was changed
to Cher-O-Kee Photofinishcrs,
Inc. in 1959.
The company has one
subsidiary, Cher-O-Kee Bennett, Inc., New Orleans, La., of which it
owns
two-thirds of the outstanding common stock.
The company is
engaged in the wholesale and retail photofinishing business and the
wholesale and retail sale of photographic merchandise, and the com¬
pany's subsidiary is engaged in the wholesale photofinishing business
the
and
company
Tennessee
of
to
successor
sale
business
and
film
in
it
on
Athens
wholesale
principal
film
of
believes
in
and
photographic merchandise. Since 1955, the
has been the processing of color
of
the
company
that
it
is
now
the
largest
processor
of
such
the
per
over
the
to
previous,
128,576,000
year,
cubic
of
to Sept. 4, 1959, the company had an au-'
capitalization of 2,000 shares of common stock, no par value,
date there were outstanding 1,080 shares of such stock
k stated value of $50.00 per share. A stock dividend was declared
Sept. 4,
1959, of 21 shares for each 27 shares held, and, after
airline
September,
flew
On
estimated
an
92(«
a
increase
reported
on
71.000,000
from
the
Oct.
13
revenue
passenger
September,
by
Marvin
1958
L.
miles
figure
Davis,
six
Sept. 5, the company placed its fourth Golden Jet Boeing 707 in
increasing jet schedules between Chicago and Los Angeles to
trips per day, highest number for any carrier, Davis said.
round
The
ice
next
was
Air
•
in
the
day,; the company carried its 50,000 jet passenger.
inaugurated
cargo
(air
June
mail,
Corinto Marine
Jet serv¬
8.
freight,
September, Mr. Davis said,
321,561 ton miles recorded
and
express)
also rose substantially
totalling 509,282 ton miles, 581 above
in
September,
1958.—V.
Corp., New York, N. Y.
190,
—
p,
668.
Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation on Oct. 6 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 300,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents)
to be
offered at $1
per share,
without underwriting.
The
proceeds arc to be used for working capital,
.
payment
of
such
of
common
share.
On
stock,
Sept.
dividend, there were outstanding 1,920
no
par
value with a stated value * of $50
1959,
the Charter of Incorporation .of the
stock
10,
authorized cap¬
italization
of
1,000,000 shares
of
class A common stock, $.40 par
value, and 240,000 shares of class B common stock, $.40 par value.
company
was
amended
so
that
the
company
had
an
Dilberts
Leasing
&
Development
Corp.
—
Financing
Revised—
This
400,000
company
has reduced
by amendment its
original filing of $4.-
shares
of 20-year convertible debenture's due July
15, 1979 to $2,of these debentures and has decreased the original number of
filed, which was 1,056,000 shares of common stock to 600,000
shares
of
500,000
common
CHRONICLE
stock
(par
one
cent).
These
securities
are
to
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office; William B. Dana Company, Publishers. 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570.
George J. MoTrissey, Editor;
President; Claude Scibert, Vice President. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday}. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Elinois (Telephone STate 2-0613;; Copyright 1959 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y.. under the Affc
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72!00 per yeafr.
of the fluctuations in the rate
of
exchange, remittance
of
Vice-
that
on
with
on
1 r,'o
compared
service,
12,
Photo
CAPITALIZATION—Prior
thorized
sale
from
37,000.000, it was
President-sales,
was
Aug.
Southeast.
the
daily,-
Continental Air Lines, Inc.—Shows Mileage Increase—
subsidiary,
approximately $22,102
its
BUSINESS—The
as
increased
feet
.
working capital to the extent required by the company's
expanded operations.
State
Coast
cubic
company produced oil and gas increased to
$376,400, from $337,056 for the previous year.
,
The net loss'"for the year was attributed by Mr. Liese to
"depressed
activity in the oil industry," heavy dry hole costs on important tests
in Florida and Haiti during the last half of the year, accelerated amor¬
tization
of
foreign
investments
and
unusual
abandonment
losses.
—V. 189, p. 1236.
approximately $103,000 will be used to replenish
working capital which has been reduced on account
$30,000 in, and loans totaling approximately $73,000
subsidiary,
be
Gulf
137,519,000
1958.
of
purchase
Chcr-O-Kce
Louisiana
for
Income
company;
company's
investment
the
off
averaging
net
general
expenses of this offering; £56,397 will be used to retire the balance of
a
note payable
to the Small Business Administration secured by a
deed of trust one some of the. company's real and personal property;
$30,000 will be used to retire loans made by .Cherokee Investment Co.,
an affiliated
year
considers current cash earnings and working capital,
sufficient to complete planned ;e: ploration activities during the coming
ycars" the report stated.
Deliveries of natural gas through the company's gathering system
proceeds from this offering will be used in the
order of priority: $8,500 will be used to pay the
following
payments were provided from cash earnings during the
additional indebtedness was incurred, Mr, Liese reported.
no
"Management
well received,
was
on
report said.
Current
first
Stock Offered—J. C. Bradford & Co., of Nashville, Tenn.,
on Oct. 7 publicly offered 100,000 shares of class A com¬
PROCEEDS—The
his
amounted
in
been
him
to
sold
Although the past year was termed "disappointing" from the profit
standpoint, with a net loss of $9.9,291, compared to a profit of $465,501 '
for fiscal. 1958, the firm ended the year in the strongest financial
position in its history, Mr. Liese reported.
Sept. 11.
first
were
delivered
stock
exploration was carried on in both states during
the fiscal year ended July 31, Mr. Licse reported, and Commonwealth
has acquired considerable lease acreage on
"promising prospects."
Programs for the accumulation of shares of Institutional Growth
plans
Sept.
153.
p.
drilling
of
stock
his
Co.—Shows
Oil
increased
dividend
his
all
or
by the bank.—V. 190,
"Drilling activity during
with
"Variable
record
of
be carried on during the current fiscal year by
Liese,
rate
the
and
and as agent for holders of the company's stock,
certificates for all the dividend stock.
The stock¬
or
may
greatly
outstanding
that such dividend be payable by
the company on Nov. 2, 1959, to the Bank,
distributed this week.
1986.
p.
shares
provides
by
elect to have all
the bank, or to have any
by
of
300
resolution
certificate
a
account
outstanding $2 non-cumulative convertible participating preference
at $52 per share, plus accrued dividends.
Payment will be made
the Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall St.,
The preference stock is convertible
represent "Dividend Stock" being sold for
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust
by
1959.
holder
minor
all
With SEC—
shares
The
stockholders
the
be
corporation
Co.—Registers
was
further
For
for.
Oct.
about
Chicago, as agent.
None of the proceeds will be received by
company.
The initial public offering price will be related to the
23,
primarily
barber
company's business.
will
accounted
that
stock at the time of offering. The First Boston
and Glore, Forgan & Co. are listed as the underwriters.
By resolution of Sept. 9, 1959 the directors of the company have or
will
declare a 2 V.:> </o
dividend payable in common stock at the rate
production
components
Edison
estimated
syn-
bid
-winning
Corp.
the
as
P,
been
had
Their
was
Halsey,
current market for the
shop equipment.
of molded reinforced fiber glass
aircraft, missiles and for industry.
beauty
190-
issue
1521.
it
16
that
of
the
are
hereinafter
are
the
interest. *
fact
underwriting
series N, due
an
located at 72 West Adams Street, Chicago, on Oct, 9
registration statement with the SEC covering 4,250 shares of
certain
the
has been and
manufacturing
plastic
are
of
of
engaged
other
and
otherwise
The company
business
of
the
of
debentures,
company,
common
July
of
$
329,660,570 320.889,674
to
9
manager
'/'i
Oct.
on
Oct.
of
the
5:,u
Of
accrued
time
press
V.
become
and
Commonwealth
Outstanding
450,000 shs.
corporation
At
see
had
100(7>
at
three-quartevs
holding 'companies.
All business operations* are carried on by various
subsidiaries, the principal one of which. Central Beautycraft Corp., was,
organized June 27,
1956.
The
Central
Corp.
and
the
subsidiaries,
except
1984,
99.0799(e.
Atten¬
Both of these corporations
a
1958.
1.
Inc.
Co.
Issue
our
offering. $25,000,000
of the offering
made by-
on
in
made
was
&
clicate
company's
Delaware
$
31,827,027
Columbia Gas System, Inc —Debentures Offered—
FINANCING
800,000 shs.
'
.
organized
was
33,394.039
Stuart
ap¬
The
PRESENT
1959—40 Wks.—1958
$
1176.
p.
Reference
com¬
interest,
Authorized
Common
the
190,
1959,
of
manufacturers.
proceeds
which
of
none
by
>
—V.
Up—
1959—4 Wks.—1958
$
By way of
hand
on
furnished
$143,165 of
loans,
CAPITALIZATION
to,
■
1292.
p.
Stores Incorporated—Sales
Period End. Oct. 3—
Corp. $85,000 in Central
is for defense on a sub¬
approximately 85(4
$50,000
Sept.
J.
wil .be
the
like-
missile
Los
proximately $70,000,comprising $25,000 to Central Beautycraft Cor¬
poration, $40,000 to Central Molders Corp. and the balance to Nyleo
Mfg. Corp.
Approximately 250)' of the products used in filling orders
of
a
profit improvement of $338,000 and
a
over
were
totalled
195.9,
last
for
facilities
in
$60,000
Moldcrs
the
no
authorized
1417.
p.
commercial
of
the
1959,
William Dana Seibert,
Street,
common
stock.—V.
pursuant
Clary Corp.—Expects Record Year—
"With
a
successful
Corp.
to
sales
contract
shares
2,400,000
promissory notes due 1960-1964
Loon
payable
—_
Common »stock
(par 25 cents;
"5'atr
offered
were
issuance
per
months
$7,000 of notes.
The additional working capital is necessitated by orders of the
pany on hand which totalled approximately $195,000 on Sept. 1,
240,000 shares
Authorized
B
issuance
common
for
reduction
the
EFFECT
the
a
and
$4.0,000,000
products, was incorporated on March 12, 1959 to engage in the manu¬
facture
and sale of citric acid. Citric acid is the most widely used
organic acid in the production of foods and soft drinks; it is also
extensively tased in pharmaceuticals and has many other applications.
The company's plant
at Fieldsboro, N. J., now under construction,
has a designed oapacity in excess of 8,500,000 pounds of citric acid
per year. This plant
will utilize a new process developed by Bzura,
Inc. during the past five years. The company believes that its new
plant will be the first commercial facility for the production of citric
acid using blackstrap molasses as the basic raw material. The plant
is expected to be placed in operation in March, 1960,
CAPITALIZATION
shares
100.000
reserved
are
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
had been made to furnish the company with working
repay the following: $72,173 due a finance companyworking capital principally for Central Beautycraft Corp.,
by accounts receivable;
$2,700
of an unesecured bank
secured
These
Chemical Co., Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of
manufacturer of fumaric acid and related chemical
a
Sign
Fund, became effective
BUSINESS—Bzura
Bzura,
company
covering
$2
(6)
for
ioan
The
financing, together with other
funds, will be used by the company for the construction of a new
citric acid plant in Fieldsboro, New Jersey, and for working capital.
from
Arnold
corporation $79,000. of which $54,300 will be used
(non-interest bearing) made to it by Arnold Maikan
Corp.
and
and
9,
shares
advances
capital;
Plan"
separately until Dec. 31, 1959. The bonds are redeemable
at optional redemption prices ranging from 105% after
Dec. 31, 1959 to par, plus accrued interest. The bonds are
also entitled to an annual sinking fund, beginning in
1961, and will be redeemable for the sinking fund on or
before Aug. 1, 1973, at redemption prices starting at
102*2% and receding to par, plus accrued interest. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
proceeds
in
and
Sign
borrowed
on
1,800
2,400
Offered—P.
olass
the
class
these newly defined areas." the
priced at $500, plus accrued interest from Aug. 1, 1959.
The bonds and common stock will not be transferable
proceeds—Net
—-
for
Central
Beautycraft
Corp.
and
Angeles, $42,000.
Of this amount $27,000
will be used
for manufacturing
and $15,000 for sales; (5) to repay
advances
inon-interest
bearing)
made
by Arnold
Maikan,
$78,865.
ing
bonds
Offered
that
part
used
ufacturing
mon
of
Central
advances
will
which offered on Oct. 14, in units, $2,400,000 first mort¬
amount
Stock
by an additional $35,000;
be added
Such
these
shares
With Securities and Exchange
50
.
net
and $24,700 will
Brooks & Co. Inc. is manager of an underwriting group
gage bonds, m% series, due 1979, and
of common stock. Each unit, consisting of
Co
uV'ifV-
4
Cher-O-Kee
Inc.—Securities
Co.,
200
The
company
of
be
value,;
par
City Discount & Loan Co., Vancouver, Wash.
Commission—
225
4;
_
dimming Service Corp.—Statement Effective—
1.800
Chemical
—
central
to
repay
Central
of
plans. for
unissuCcl
SEC
and lend
to
of
2,400
1,200
Scribner..— _—
i
—
Stifel, Nioolaus & Co., Inc
:——
'
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co—
———V. 190, p. U76.
Bros.
-J
Co
Common
—
a
of
240,000
.
•
shares
1,200
1,200
& Boyce
Deanc
Singer,
Stein
&
class
but
and
conversion
to
no
250
_.
Co._
&
options,
but
325
stock,
common
issued and outstanding 240,-"
slock; $.40 par value.
None of the
common stock," par value $.40 per share,
common
6, 35,000 shares are reserved, for issuance pursuant to warrants
present
350
at
capital of that
at
1.800
Inc
Co.—
;
,
Inc
proceeds will be used as follows:
(1)
make
Beautycraft Corp. working capital in the sum of
$46,002: (2» repay non-interest bearing loans made to J. F. Equipment
Corp. by Arnold Maikan in the sum of $10,000 and increase thg working
The
2,400
2,400
....
&
Co.
B
of
issued,
been
Oct.
and
1,800
1,200
Co..
have
units
3,400
1
Moslcy
&
Morris
PROCEEDS—The
1,200
800
1,600
1,600
Co..
As
Piper, Jaffray A: Hopwood—.
SrlnvubScher As Co
of
shares
1,000,000
severally
stock
1,800
—
&
Turbcu
Merrill,
....
have
number
class
shares-of
&
available
its
3,000
800
.
Co
it
Milkt*
Mead,
.
Jones & Co.-
D.
800
1,200
2,000
1,200
-:
Co.
so
3
of recapitalization previously adopted on Sept. 4,
shares of class B common- stock were exchanged,
plan
a
240,000
then outstanding 1,920 shares of
that ati'er such exchange there were
the
Commonwealll)
1.800
4
Stieglitz
Hut ton
E.
for
to
.such
1959,
.are
Century Investors, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
1.200
1,200
1
Co.-
Pocicsta
800
.
Co..-
&;
Halle
1,600
1,200
—-
—
below
respective
Inc.—
Co.
Collect
Corp.
been sold.
Co.
3,000
2,400
2,400
1.800
~
1,600
*
Kraus—
A:
Co.... d
Collins & Co.
Julicn
2,000"
—
and
Upon the acquisition of Central Sign
engaged in the manufacture and sale of internally
illuminated signs for outdoor advertising.—-V. 190,
p. 563.
3,000
Inc
Co.,
Barth. &
J.
—2,000
_
Pursuant
present
loan,
thereafter with
the net income
Co., Inc., of New York City, on Oct. 12 pub¬
licly offered 150,000 shares of common stock (par 10C)
at $3 per share, on a "best efforts" basis.
It was an¬
nounced on Oct. 15 that all of the 150,000 shares have
part
9,600
9,600
Ci)., Inc.—j-
Dickson
C.
Stockholders
named
the
company
Corp
Bobbins
768.
p.
Maikan
It
6,400
6,400
:
190,
&
Darlington
D.
Central
———
From Selling
Company"
Sachs
Goldman,
•—V.
of
.
the
Yeatinan,
Glidden,
Arnold
the company which is" hot whollyowned is Polock's, Inc. The authorized capitalization of this subsidiary
consists of 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par value $1 per Share i
of which 99,226 shares are issued. The company owns 97,140
(97.9/1 l
of the outstanding shares.
■•••>.•/,
■
:
On Oct. 2, 1959, the company also had outstanding short-term bank
borrowings aggregating $1,100,000.
The
NOTES:
Brooks
Pcnington,
products
"30,000 shs.
1,500,000 Shs.
treasury of the company.
in the
shares held
1,613
450.000
40,000 shs.
pfd. stock ( par $25;
$1,'_.—
—
par
fund
underwriters
from
Higginson
Suplce.
held
810,000
450,000
payable———,,
note
stock
Outstanding
$230,000
'
$230,000
notes.payable..-.*—.
6fb' notes payable........——1—
FINANCING
sinking
of .the
bank
on
parison.
.
EFFECT TO PRESEN'f
Authorized
GIVING
3'Vi'i
4la N
rate of one additional
cash dividend was paid
share, including the shares
the
The latest
1959.
___CAPITALIZATION
dividend at tlie rate of one
Sept. 14, 1959 made a dis¬
15 cents per
1'J59 at the rate of
Sept..
paid
company
shares
each, three
1,
on
has
company
term
quarterly
based upon
below:
$1,000,
,
pthcr
completion
a
Units
derwriting
to be issued by
the
for
$30,000
tfiid
000
purchase
to
forth
set
Hill.
are
i960
contingent
a
after
commitment
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Butler's Shoe Corp.—Common Stock Offered—An un¬
total, 40,000 shares
issued
be
a
$40,000
company.
offer. The
offering was underwritten by a group headed
by The First Boston Corp. See also V. 190, p. 1415.
group headed by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and
R. S. Dickson & Co..
Inc., on Oct. 15 publicly offered
100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $15 per share.
This offering received an excellent reception.
Of the
(1627)
for
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
be
4
(1623)
offered
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
units
in
$50 principal amount of debentures and
stock, at $51.20 per unit
be
guaranteed
as
to principal and mfprent
inteicst
by Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets Inc. (the parent company).
Ira
Haupt & Co., of New York City, is underwriting the offering.
12 shares
•
The
of
consisting of
Fawick
common
The
will
debentures'
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—•
Chase
Manhattan
Federal
Miles
Laboratories,
This
Dorset! Laboratories, Inc., Norman, Okla.- -Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
cornbration
rnv'f>!,in,»
Oct.
on
$160 000
filed
2
letter
a
notification
of
convertible
6'f
10-vear
of
with
subordinated
the
deben-
Debentures .are convertible Into
to and including Nov. 1, 1962,
thereafter at $8 per share up to and including Nov.
1, 1305,
et Sl'> per share
thereafter.
No
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used to reduce notes payable, to purchase«
facilities and equipment and for working capital.
V. 18 (, p. 987.
amount.
common" stock
atv $4
share
per
up
.
Mr.
lens
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
.
This
1959,
the
corporation
increase
an
end
of
owned
was
of
1,280
by
215,537
number
the
over
stockholders
of
of
the
Sept.
30,
recorded at.
as
holders
the
3.36%,
There
of
holders
5,807
Every
the
state
in
of
than
more
the
company;—-V.
union
190,
is
kind-of
one
represented
1069.
p.
owners
ox
■
Eaton Manufacturing
Co.-^$650,000 Expansion Planned
By Subsidiary—
program, involving the construction of a new assembly
plant in suburban Louisville, was announced today by F. E.
O'Callaghan,
Jr., President of Shuler Axle Co.
Shuler, a manufacturer of mtck-trailer and front axles, is a sub¬
sidiary
of Fuller Manufacturing Co. of Kalamazoo, Mich.,
part of Eaton Manufacturing Co., Cleveland, a
raise
Shuler's
laghan said.—V.
manufacturing capacity
190,
It
purchased
Inc.
$750,000
—V.
189,
accrued
be
of
York
Electronics Capital Corp.
debentures of Potter Intrument
convertible
of—
Total net
—V.
assets
$15.78
$4,808,785
2,904
1,143
;.
Inc.
installation will give the
capital
circuits to various cities in the
Ciudacl Bolivar, Puerto
of a large number
Ericsson in Stockholm.
The
A/S Elektrisk Bureau,
Oslo,
Venezuela
in
its
1928.
first
Since
The
cents
the
';//*'
Caracas
part
major
a
modern
of
ore
the
State
of
40
a
time
net
port,
time
The
one-year
in
Sale
by
for.
to
lease
as
at
650
intends
to
an
1959.
.
an
of
under
the
corporation
N.
Y.
all
and
aspects
may
the
this
issue
is
to
The
_
augment
the
CAPITALIZATION
.
instal¬
GIVING
to
-
Class
stock
(par
10
B
cents)
stock
(par
10
cents)
190,
190,
Camera
and
revealed
Instrument
on
Oct.
8
as
step
a
in
Bids
its
major
expansion, it has exercised its
option to acquire ail
stock of a
common
firm
active
in
the
Florida Power
Corp.—Acquisition
that,
of
silicon
of
Oct.
the
.pected
to
become
"This
■;
under
take
a
is
our
opment
place
in
wholly-owned
the fourth,
program
of
new
of
late October,
subsidiary.
and
perhaps
expansion by
products,"
ehid.
John
Fairchild
the
most
acquisition
Carter,
Semiconductor
important,
and
by
Fairchild
.Bast
from
the
year
Fairchild
Western
acquired
Electric,
Acme
by
the
then."
assets
Tclectronix
show
that,
,
^barcb of the
Corp.
has
for
common
100%
eleven
stock
the
stock
of
of
scientists
in
was
Fairchild
Fairchild
the
Tcletypesetter
NEA
tion
formed.
-
at the
Total
rate
of
$100,000,000
a
Fairchild
Farmbest,
Camera
and
bearing—15
public sale
No
In
at
$1
One
Farmbest.
An
through Farmbest
Farmbest
is
a
of
Corp.,
of
required
of
program
It
stock
25c
from
The
June 1959
a
processing
of
as
per
each
is
computers.
techniques
in
transistor
a
ap¬
sales
v
owns
and
of
certificates.
be
sold
.
associations
required
of
(nonoffered for
for
onlv
of
to
such
membership
livestock
marketed
Cooperative Association
marketing
cooperative
and
pny-
associations
swine
marketing
operates
the
Crawford
Co., a
The packing com¬
is
to be liquidated hog-slaughtering concern.
into
Farmbest, which will begin to
cooperative marketing and
operate
processing association.
then be able to sell
Farmer-members
their hogs to
their own
to turn will
association, which
sell its pork products
under its own
brand name
-Net proceeds of the
sale of securities
will he added to
funds of Farmbest and
will be available
for any
corporate purpose,
tachitiing increased workmg
capital, expansion of
facilities and opera¬
tions, and development of market
outlets for finished
County Packing
a
1.
1522.
p.
York,
.
1178.
p.
See
also
V.
189,
(EDTi
'
General
with
SEC
(par
the
oil
Oct.
1.
See
also
V.
189, p.
at
on
June
Chemical
York
and
cumulative
the'general
products.
organized
in
under
the
law
-
on
Sept.
•
the
a
of formation was
intends to acquire
originated
from
joint
the
*
debentures;
for
and
issuance
an
additional
pursuant
to
accepting the offer to subscribe for
$10
per
share
to
provide
the
♦
the
the
or
>
•
of
and
Gamble-Skogmo,
Sept.
nine
the
an
1959
months
first
were
increase
nine
of
Inc.,
reports
S.13,410,122,
of
1959
months
16.9%.
were
of
consolidated
as
against
Consoldiated
$106,469,307,
1958,
an
increase
carry
substantial production,
properties owned by General.
take evidence with respect to the
foregoing
later to be announced.—-V. 190, p. 871.
place
Bank
New
G.
it
was
Becker
Formfit
the
<fc
announced
Co.
in
Oct..
on
stock, all the
own
Co.
Inc.
the
15,
lias
common
acquired,
stock
of
in
The
the
on
ex*
contaolling sharehold¬
leading to this exchange.
negotiations
exchange offer,
proposed
issuance to
V.
see
190,
"
1295,
p.
'*
'
'•
'
as
speculation.
a
of
name
C.
of
Gennaro
Gennaro
stock issued
new
300 shares
Gennaro
Emil
L.
Gennaro
and
their
of
the
stock
new
under the recapitalization,
the
on
for
each share of the old.
>
Associates, the partnership, had been engaged in the
design,
manufacture
and
sale
of
both
the
"DeSoto
Firemite"
and
the
miniatures, prior to the manufacture and sale
by the partner¬
had been initiated by The Robel
Corp., a Pennsylvania corporaof Berwick, Pa., of which Robert C.
Gennaro and Emil L.
Were
officers
but
Gennaro
not
controlling
stockholders.
In
Auril,
1958,
by
ar¬
rangement with the major stockholders, the
partnership, in considera¬
tion of the surrender of the stock
holdings of Robert and Emil Gennaro
in The Robel
Corp., acquired the molds, jigs, tools and dies for the
manufacture of the "DeSoto Firemite"
and the
"Divco" miniatures.
During their association with The Robel
Corp. and the existence of the
partnership and the corporation to date, a total of
approximately 1,800
"DeSoto Firemite" miniatures have been
manufactured and sold at an
average
price of $350 each.
Sales
have been made to the
Chrj'Sler
Corp.. advertising agencies and to Sunkist
Growers, Inc., among others,
for
advertising campaigns and sales promotions. The
"DeSoto Firemite't
is equipped with a
Briggs & Stratton one cylinder motor, similar to
the
type used for lawn mowers.
It
is limited
to a low speed and
designed to meet approved standards of
safety for operation by nonadults.
The
period
"Divco"
miniature
trucks
which
were
sold
to date
total
approximately 900 and have
-~agfe unit prfce of $425.
;
-
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
/
Common
190.
p.
EFFECT
TO
"
stock
(par
1070.
10
during
been
PRESENT
sold
same
FINANCING
Authorized
cents)—
this
at^an aver-
Outstanding
500,000 shs,
1,000,000 shs.
»
for
Giant Food
month
the
first
for
!
Associates, in consideration
and
"Divco"
ship,
tiori,
September
$86,035,356
t
*
:
•
the
;
.
1
'
'
operations,
Robert
exchanged for
design,
'
This
a
,
Fornw
represented the
company, as of July 1, 1958, acquired the business and assets of
partnership consisting of Robert C. Gennaro and Emil L.
Gennaro,
—V.
for
sales
by;
current
respective wives of 1.000 shares of the stock of the
company (par $101,
.bging all of the outstanding and issued stock.
On Aug. 5, 1959, tho
/authorized capital of the corporation was increased from
$10,000 (con¬
sisting of 1.000 shares, of $10 par) to $100,000
(consisting of 1,000,.000
shares, par value 10 cents.each). The
outstanding shares of stock were
'
in
sales- for
as' against
of 23.8'-.
ownership
a
from
gas
manufacture and distribution of two
principal terms—"DeSoto Firemite"
miniature "Divco" power driven trucks. The
stock
net
and
miniature automobiles and
agreements by partners
of shares of class
A
net
concerned
,
with
$11,470,398
-
The
such
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Sales, Outlets Up—
1958,
•
order
BUSINESS—The
a.
'
joint
the
of
1933.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be added to general funds of the*
to increase the working capital, which is
presently inadequate
then
company has reserved for
be issued
upon conversion
class
A
shares
are
number
details of
basis
subscription
a
The
of
108,250
company
Commission's
price of its stock, and the listingmanagement of General; the merger
oil
company;
and
the
to
and
doing business under the
members
assignees
partnerships
of
the
company was incorporated under"the name of Gen¬
Associates, Inc. under the laws of the Commonwealth of
Pennsyl¬
vania,
on
May 19, 1958.
This name was
subsequently changed to
Gennaro Industries, Inc.
The principal offices of the
corporation are
at 337 East Diamond Ave. and the
plant location is at 17th and Hayes
Streets, both in Hazleton, Pa.
1959,
a
sum
equal to the
necessary to pay the obligations
of
such partners to
one of
companies being acquired.
The company
also
will offer
to Robert A.
to sell
Futterman 149,900 class B
shares for $149,000. and
purchase from Rye
to
Colony Inc. certain
property in exchange for 58 000
class A shares.
Futterman
has
a
capital interest' in each
of
the
partnerships and has an interest in all the
joint ventures
and intends
except two,
to, remain..as a. .general, partner,
in each
and Mrs.
partnership. He
Futterman will
beneficially own 181,464 shares of class
stock, 150,000 shares of class B
A
stock, and $211,360 of the
debentures.
Futterman is listed as
President and Board
Chairman.* The properties
include the
Dupont-Plaza Hotel in
Washington, D. C.
amount
of
„
'exchange
Futterman Corp
to
the
A.
to
1959 1
property
Futterman.
A.
;
consisting of various properties and
assets,
maximum of 1,453,102 shares
of class A stock, of
reserved
at
Robert
partners,,
ventures, or their assignees, or
their interests in certain
limited
and $834,820
convertible debentures.
The
issuance 83,482 shares
of class A stock
of
by
violated
company
estate business,
leasing, purchasing or otherwise
including '
acquiring, owning,
developing, using
holding, selling, mortgaging and
financing real and personal
Its basic
company
would .and di«l,
It
is
also
the registra-.
purchasers."
Brown
Act
in
in
naro
:
22,
real
which
to
false
York Trust Co. has
been appointed the
agent for the company's cumulative preferred stock
preference stock.—V. 190, p. 1523.
company,
Co.
•
..
Delaware
general
the
by
true
made
"'engaged
Industries, Inc. — Common Stock Offered-?
Reilly. Hoffman & Go., Inc.; of New York City, on Oct. 8
publicly offered 200,000 shares of common stock (par 50
.
effective
.
engage
listed
business
upon
and
•
-
to
of
course
a
deceit
Brown
;
1
corporation, located at 580 Fifth
Ave.,
New
York, filed a
registration statement with the
SEC on Oct. 7, 1959,
covering 1,701
shares of class A
stock, 150,000 shares of class B
stock, and noninterest bearing convertible
debentures and 83,482 shares
of class A
stock issuable
upon conversion.
proposes
facts,
Gennaro
the
234
and
stock,
;
Futterman Corp,—Registers
Exchange Offer With SEC
This
was
General
Genesco, Inc.—Acquisition—
This
on
June* 18.
1959
$1): became" effective
2889.
{'
*
.
the future
oil
change for shares of its
SEC
(par
\
transfer
'
'
18.
became
,?
•
y
"•
material
gas
of
time
a
fit
:
$1)
-
'/
-
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Transfer
Agent—
on-
for
..
Futterman
and
hearing will be held
The
.
the
stock
and
of
of
prominent
wells with
a
of
production
.
Nov.'
,*
-
!"
'" *
/
sale
cents) at $1.50 per share,
.
the
and
misrepresentations
New
V
2889.
p.
offer
fraud
a
For
Y.„
dated
and
Z-,
;,...
N.
bonds
,
of
>r".
requirements of the Securities
A
Co.:—Acquired by Genesco—
The registration
statement filed with
covering 100,000 shares of common
on
assignees,
pany
aa
New
mortgage
190,
<
expansion
exchange; the
of
75,000 shs.
a., tn.
an
insurance
holding
the middle west
'
representations
and
'
of
be
unit
to
cooperatively controlled
now
St.,
first
11:30
in
capital
and
•
states
10
group
•
working
of
Foundation Stock Fund,
Inc.—Statement Effective—
for
to
are
cooperative
and
Rector
of
1989.—V.
stock
Oct.
The
member.
Consumers
farmers
1,
registration statement filed with
covering 100,000 shares of common
on
Their
above.
per
head
$20,000,000
Nov.
to
up
.
SEC—
25c
2
the
General
Foundation Balanced
Fund, Inc.—Statement Effective
ventures,
securities
share and
ftf^hv}fiiw!ioWo^^ t0~~prsvide
Individual farmers with
und
class
certificates
These
common
subsidiary
iWas or8a"^.e<l
switching
filed a registration
statement with
covering 6,000 shares of
common
stock
$200,000 retain capital
investment
is
speed
Iowa,
common
share
development
Corp.—Acquired—
is
it
No.
company
Genesco, Inc. below.—V. 190,
plan
Instrument
years).
per
underwriting
~1B»1
and
870.
p.
involved.
The securities are
producers of agricultural
products and cooperative
producers.
Inc.
general
silicon
190,
Inc.—Registers With
*Jp,a^besfc' Inc" Deuis°n,
Hi® ????, on, <?ct. 12
♦^ohdmdend bearing) and
dividend
industry
year.—V.
Fairchild Semiconductor
See,
on
silicon
circuits, commanding
transistors and virtually all
used
in
electronic
eujmriority is the result of the
company's unique
plying the diffusion process.
are
Service,
Corp. has concentrated
transistors for ultra
high
higher prices than
any other
of
2033,
the
and
a
/
employed
loan
•-
earnings of General,
of the stock on an
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
by
Co.
if
in
as
matters
Light Co.—Bids October 27—
by
being
that the sale of General stock
The
The
Corp
Semiconductor
production
from
Formfit
President,
Semiconductor Corp which
of
these
shareholders are leading
field
around
whom
the
transistor
Eight
semi-conductor
Room
due
&
received
cities
transactions, practices, and
alleged
acquisition
Digitronics Corp
exchange of
19^901
Camera
and
Instrument
Fairchild
shareholders.
company
ana
of
in
and
See
intensive devel¬
Camera
digital magnetic tape
handling devices from
Semiconductor
acquisition
involves "the
The
ho
27
1419.
p.
-
misleading
operate
are
capit ri
&
company's
to
the Commission's order. Brown
has. been
registered
1957.
The order asserts that information
developed in an"
conducted by the
Commission's staff tends
April
and
.
per
'
of
from
1959
will
"Semiconductor Corporation has
grown from
13 to
employees in just two years and
nearly 700
our
goal is to make it one
three largest
of
the
producers of silicon
transistors by the end of
1960
projection calls for 2,000
The
employees
27
purchase
transistor
and diode
Fairchild
Semiconductor Corp.,
Mountain
View, Calif., and
plans to expand its
production facilities from the
present 68,000 square
feet to 183,000
square
feet.
Following the acquisition, which is ex-
fields,
will
now
offered
SEC
ers
corporation
is
the
finance/ small
a
/
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
1_.
870.
p.
which
is-
operating in
According
FINANCING
Authorized
A
Class
—V.
$3,650,000
Walker
increased
par
books
J'
51 a %'* annually/
pay's
was
$20
the
by Walter E.
investigation
,
%
TO-PRESENT
preferred
stock
issue
13
1934
since
securities
$1,000,000/
EFFECT
preferred
and
Oct.
lias ordered
proceedings under-the Securities
Exchange Act
to determine whether
Stanley'Brown, 515 Fifth Avenue, New
defrauded investors in the
offering and sale of common stock
of General Oil &
Industries Co., Inc., or otherwise violated the
Federal
securities laws and, if
so,
whether his registration as a
broker-dealer
should be revoked.
;
broker-
initial
additional
$300,000
the
of
companv
The
of
United States., Government
and its
municipal,
and
corporation'' securities, -taxInsurance company stocks and
other invest¬
capacity as underwriter, distributor or
of
corporation's
on
•'
A
$1.10.
The
headed by G. H.
or
the
of
this
oversubscribed
announced
.was
York,
laws ,of
maintains
$3,000
'
Securities and Exchange Commission—
state,
obtaining
series*
value,
f
Dealers,
premises
of
"i
General Oil & Industries Co.—Stock
Fraud Charged
by
retain-positions'from
the
about
company
/„
in
of
was
-
The
aggregate rental
feet.
square
engage
underwriter
securities
5.
of
'r.';■".•■'."""'V-
shares
stock
1
the
underwriters
29
south.—V.
'
»
scries
Offering Oversub-
,
$20,
par
>
for
working capital;
broker-dealer relations. ■
The
York
a
year.
program.
:
this
period
for
the public by officers
incorporated<
4,
New
newly-issued
President.
at
Issuance
extend
to
under
early next
Corp.
//■
200.000
on
by
used
develop
was
June
be
Securities
1950.
190, p. 1069.
Fairchild
available
.
Sold
a
of
of
based
-
'
funds of up'to $285,000
through the"
own securities to the
public so as. to have1
greater resources
corporation's business as an
underwriter.
the
corporation
intends
to
underwrite small securities"
the range of
the
,
Group announced receipt of contracts
tq expand existing telephone
exchange facilities in the cities of Ciudad
Bolivar and
Barquisimeto.—V.
This
Finance
convertible
preferred
closed in less tin 11 two
sale of its
4
program
manufactured
expected to be
Contract
of
11,J30
share, plus
■'
purpose
.
$20,000
automatic ex¬
about SO other
equipment for
right
to
Place,
Primarily,
offerings in
Ericsson's first long-distance
is
Wood
value
r
exempt bonds, bank and
ment securities in
its
will
supplied
stock
Association
will
and
on
approximately
instrumentalities,
tele¬
in
has
//*•:
'/■'■ '
'
*
»
equipment Is well along
equipment
includes
a
pulpwood.
Timberline
new
stage.
This
which will be
days, it
shares).
the
proceeds
York
primarily
to
firm
the
other
scribed—
'
common
this
firm/a.
prototype
/,^.
share.
Immediate payment'will
Trust Co., 22 William St., New(Ohio) Trust Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
offer
reserves
Exchange
corporation
business,
be produced
by
member of The Ericsson
Group.
telephone exchange equipment to
and manual
cities and towns in
that country.
lation in Venezuela was
begun in
Earlier this year The Ericsson
links
that
development
General
per
National
purposes;
New
at
under
The
system, which permits simultane¬
calls, will be manufactured
by
radio
to
the
The
of
Industries, Inc. has the exclusive rights, to manufacture
products developed under ,this joint Venture. Timberline
Equipment
Company is a subsidiary of Manco Manufacturing
Company, Bradley,.
nr.—-v. 190, p/ 1070.
Redemption—
per
Co.
testing
begun
system
patents, and
Gar
:/
$102
at
the
.all
City
Cleveland
intends
corporate
office
held
country,
shipping
to
states
the
broad
Nov.v 15,- next,
on-
Paper
f.01
Buschmuster,
Burtelow,
Co.—Partial
redemption
preferred stock
National
corporation
a
manual
then
changes for 27 communities
of
the
harvesting
'< '<
/V/
corporation
annum/ for
of
Norway,
delivered
at
or
dealer. .'
carrier
transmission
M.
Ericsson
city
Eastern
Ordaz,
other centers.
Terminal equipment for the
Tj.
92'.a
BUSINESS--The. corporation
the
its
company, parent firm of The Ericsson
Group, worldwide tele¬
communications organization with annual
sales of $145,000,000, on Oct/
13 announced
receipt of a contract approximating
$2,130,000 coyering
delivery and installation of a
long-distance radio link multi-channel
telephone system in Venezuela.
ous
Rubber
1522.
p.
PROCEEDS—The
(L. M.) Ericsson. Telephone Co.-^Gets
Venezuela Con¬
&nd
.
and
855
■
This
The
of
First
"
.
additional 45 days. On sales
made directly
directors, no commissions Will be paid.
an
280,010
tract—
•
&
of
$3,947,533-
305,140
utilized
being
v:\
-
pri¬
.
,
Marketing Venture
Evans- Jasper. President of Timberline, the
company
to market its first specialized'machine.
Known
the revolutionary machine is an
integrated forest,
management vehicle designed to handle a wide
variety of applications
including such jobs as fire fighting, building and
maintaining roads,',
earthmoving, planting, site preparation, spraying and
building fire
the
per share (gross 30 cents
perselling 2,500 shares or less, and 45 cents
share to those brokers
selling more than 2,500
general
including
According
Jasper
photographic."
period of 45 days
directly through its officers and
directors, arid through broker-dealers
who are members
$14.10
$7,482,730
403,208
__
189, p. 480.
phone
industrial
(par 10 cents) at $3
The
share—$18.51
Share;! outstanding
Sjtockholders
in
Work
./'/••*/■ ■>'-%/
presently
has... al'readv
as
be
instrumentation
company-owned
outlets
for
tho
2,160
2783.
International
of
lines.
share to brokers
Co.,
Sept. 30,'59 Sept. 30/58 Sept. 30/57
per
the
15, N. Y.,
stock
has
.
assets
photo
growing, need for
are
Division
models.
in
First Philadelphia
Corp. — Stock Offered —The First
Philadelphia Corp., a New York
corporation, on Oct. 6
publicly offered 100,000 shares of its
class A
Energy Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased—
As
at
190,
per
Net
Tire
dividends
made
—V.
by about 25%, Mr. O'Cal¬
2873.
p.
a
is; expected "to
"and
325
•
Kraft
facilities
in
1522.
p,
announced V'on -Oct..9that
was
and
production
-
Firestone
Electronics Capital Corp. — Purchases
Debentures of
Potter Instrument Co., Inc.—
—
tracking
Cogan said 'There is
The
company has called for
shares of its
41^% cumulative
which in turn
leading producer of
automotive,' aircraft and industrial parts and components.
The building and
equipment will cost approximately $850,000 and
will
in
now
vately owned.—V. 184, p. 1890.
An expansion
a
missile
ranges
is
it
totaling
and
pp.
*
"Cameraflex has a new high
precision single
and
electronic
(TV.i
view-finding 35mm motion
borsite instrumentation camera which was devel¬
a
seven-year period and at ail expense of over a
million
meet requirements of all
the 'guided missile test
He said
dealers,
2890
189,
with
compares
,
,
is
that
1958.—V.
con¬
dealers,
This
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—In Joint
Southern
»
the
..
said
outlets.
authorized
This Wayne,
Michigan corporation and Timberline Equipment
Co.,;
Bradley, Illinois have announced the establishment of a
joint venture,
for the
production and distribution of a new line of
equipment for
the forest products
industry.
•
v,
Much
of
this equipment
was
developed 111 collaboration with the
.
.
equipment,"/and Federal "plans" to move
rapidly ahead in the photo
instrumentation and kinescope
recording field."' ' ■ *
;
/ 1'
On Aug. 10,
Victoreen, manufacturers: of radiation
nionitoring equip¬
ment and electronic
devices, revealed a loan to Federal of
$5,000,000
on convertible
notes.
Mr. Cogan assumed the
board chairmanship ofv
Federal around the
same time.
■*'*'/././/*//
Shares of Federal 'are
traded over-ihe-counter. '
Victoreen is;listed
on the American
Stock Exchange.
The acquired companies;were
stock.
among
t
date
,
/."■
future."
-Mr;
1,841
2,303
in
Monday, October 19, 1959
.
_
radar
for
use
near
over
were
include
Engineering Corp.-—Acquis.
optical
and
country."
in
first six months of
1959, aiul an increase of 7,020,
the number as of Sept. 30, 1958.
-n/ui
200,1,44 holders o.f. common stock, and 21,200 holders
preferred stock as the third quarter of 1'959 ended.
These figures
or
Cogan
reflex
oped over
dollars to
Stockholders Rises—
:
&
and
same
Manufacturing'
units
a
.
30,
1959 Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
and
subsidiaries
company-owned stores and
1,936
authorized
367
or
Garden
picture
Number of
—
Sept.
of
total
-~
>
.
The
for
,
•
*
rev*
of
sisted
the
of
City, N. Y., corporation announced a major expansion
move
with the acquisition of the
Cameraflex Corp., manufacturers of'
motion picture cameras for missile
tracking and photographic instru¬
mentation work, and Television
Specialty Co., Inc., motion picture and •
television broadcasting
equipment producers.
r .
;
;
/
:
According to David M. Cogan, Federal Chairman; the
acquisitions of ; r
the two New York
City companies were for an undisclosed amount of;cash.
Mr. Cogaai, who also serves
.as Board Chairman and President
of the Victoreen Instrument
Co;, of Cleveland, which has '•substantial
stock Interest in
Federal, said -the- newly acquired firms'-will be com¬
bined with Federal's
eniargcr and- microfilm departments to; form a
new
photo products division.
Personnel., of both, companies will- be
retained, he said.
'
below.
Inc.,
registrar
.
Dome Chemicals, Inc.—AcquiredSee,
As
Bank
has been appointed
(par $2).—V. 180, p. 2081/
company's common stock
.
registration
200,000
public
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
corporation,
shares
sale
located
statement
of
with
common
through
an
at
6900
the
stock
Sheriff
SEC
A
underwriting
on
Rd.,
Oct.
Landover, Md.. filed
13, L959, covering
(non-voting)
group
to
headed
be
by
offered
for
Auchincloss,
Volume 190
Number 5891
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Parker & Redpath and
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company operates a chain of supermarkets
retailing food and
between
general
merchandise
politan
addition
stock,
and
to
certain
221,286
stock
B,
the
sale
AL,
of
and
18
It
debt)
2,400
shares
stock
A,
of
C.
D.
outstanding
share
one
additional
of
$100
the
614,000
AC,
will
A
of
shares
The
Net
AD,
of
com¬
proceeds
available
be
these
necessary
for
draw
its
on
available funds
for their
of
The
i
the
-
company's
shares,
and
the
the
share
one
directors
of
as
a
of
group
5.5%
own
B
President
as
the
AC
125.000
the
of
In
AD.
addition,
stock
common
of
$27,390
Charles
A
and, upon
purchase pRm.
Gob
also
reserved
options
sale
auto
-
>•'
:■
■
Postponed—
•'
,
Shops of America, Inc.
Stock
—
\
v
of
Kr
At
the
1959,
the
on
fraud
in
of
request
has
of
hearing
question
and
counsel
authorized
the
a
for
whether
with
the
New
Nordeman
Bruns,'
&
provisions
&
of
parts
the
sale of
Up—
is
and appliances, has
reported that
July 31, 1959, increased to $316,325,
shares
of
the
stock
common
outstanding.
.
from
membership
Inc.,
the
the American
or
in
to
rose
Stamping
sales
and
Association
York
New
of
laws
Stock Exchanges.-—V.
Godfrey Co.—Earnings—Expansion—
Godfrey
Mr.
•-
Company
Nov.
on
1
E.
James
directors
Godfrey,
per
share
year
ago.
,
15c
a
record
of
15,
Stone "Electric Co.,
operating
in
Inc.,
the
and
J.
A.
'
Projected
influenced
were
of
the
will
5,
like period lor 1958.
a
1959,
by
In
to
operated
Units.
increase
31,
at
$8,000,000 in annual
sales
to
units
seven
company's
will'add
is
anticipated
The
1960.
for
ing
in
excess
will
also
enlargements and remodeling of existing "Sentry"
190, p. 358.
aiid Gonzalez Chemical
company
Puerto Rico signed
Puerto
"I.G.A."
the
the
Industries,
Inc.
Under
the
ministrative
tion
Gonzalez
plant
York in 1956.
of New
shipped
achieve
these sales
on
F.
Sidney
190, p.
next
increase
the
five
Harman;
Division
month)
in
tons
350
day
per
tons
400
'
'
built
make
to
ducer
the
island
industry
for
and
self-sufficient
more
as
chemical
basic
a
•
'750
agriculture.
utilizes crude oil as a starting material.
It is one of
pioneers of the Texaco Partial Oxidation Process for manu¬
facturing ammonia from crude oil. Grace also uses this process at its
300 tons per day ammonia plant in Memphis, Tennessee, but employs
natural gas as a starting material.
•
The Gonzalez plant converts sulfur into sulfuric acid employing the
The
plant
,
Grace uses this sulfuric acid process
process.
year,"
Mr.
corporation
in
542
kits
panding
have
which
industrial
important
important
of Puerto
from' sugar
paper
by-products.—V.
industrial
Rico.
economy
manufacture-of
most
many
Sulfuric
waste,
1179.
cane
190,
p.
for
uses
Glass
at its
the
acid
is
of
the
one
net
The
the
and
Glass
a
facilities,
to
of
plan
its
Kardon;
corporation,
and
key
Common- stock
D.
Blauner;
and Kenneth
This
food
chain
after all taxes and
had record
second
depreciation,
quarter
a gain
*2,405
income
net
of 24.6';.
of
$1,974,G98
the same period
over
it Was announced on Oct. 13, by Lansing P. Shield, Prbsi-.
ago,
year
Co.—Earnings Set Record—
.
balance
($1
shares
of
C.
Earnings for the three-months ended Aug.
common
stock outstanding
$1,584,604
of
in
the same
on
that date.
period
of
29,
011
1959 were equal,
1958,
equal
to
earnings
cents a share
41
the shares then outstanding after adjusting for a 3% stock divi¬
and a IV2 for 1 stock split distributed earlier this year.
These earnings do not include net profit, after taxes, of approxi¬
mately $1,600,000, equal to 39 cents per share, arising out of sale of
on
dend
company's Canadian Division
the
Sales
the
for
period
totaled
on June 13, 1959.
$158,492,698. highest
for
any
quarter
the 87-year history of the company.
They compared to sales of
$122,535,087 in the second quarter of 1958.
For the six.months ended Aug. 29, 1559, net earnings were $3,820,677,
a new half-year, high. This was equal to 90 cents a share, compared
in
1
to
$3,179,754, or 82 cents a share, in the same period
Earnings for the first half of the 1959 fiscal year
record six months sales of $308,165,519.
of
1958
an
a
Sales in
year
ago.
based
were
the comparable
on
period
$234,612,975.
have continued since the close of the second quarter.
the four-week period ended Sept. 26. 1959, they totaled $44,726,804,
Sales
For
were
a
gains
increase of 20.G'<
over
sales of $37,100,316 in
the comparable
period
year ago.
the
for
Sales
through
Sept.
first
26,
30
were
weeks
of
tire
$352,892,323,
company's
a
gain
$271,713,291 in the corresponding period of
of
current
29.9%
fiscal
over
1958.—V. 190,
p.
year,
sales
of
Ifart
either
in
Nomrah,
downtown
and
to
another
Inc.,
St.
lease
Paul,
said
auto
to
purchase
GIVING
EFFECT
in
1950
to
installation
Growth
Industry
Shares,
Inc.—Additional
Shares
in
stock
preferred
shares
1959,
stock.—V.
190,
p.
565.
Great Atlantic &
Consolidated net
Pacific Tea
earnings of
this
food
Co.—Earnings—
chain
for
the
26
weeks
ended
1959, were approximately $22,300,000, after provision of $26,900,000 lor Federal and Canadian income taxes, it was announced on
Oct. 9 by Ralph W. Burger, President.
This represents approximately
Aug.
i
29,
$1.03
Net
share 011 common stock.
earnings for the comparable
PRESENT
period
of
the
previous
year
were
approximately $21,900,000, after provision of $29,500,000 for income
taxes, or approximately $1.15 per share based on tiie present number
of shares outstanding.
Earnings during -the second quarter were affected by the closing
Motors
Machine
&
Co.—Acquisition—
Foundry Co., above.—V.
190,
1180.
p.
Petroleum
Humble
the
Oil
&
in
area
have
been
received
Co.
to
farm-out
a
drill
well
gas
a
it
California,
has
been
lease-bloc
in the Rio
announced
the Brazos Oil Co. (Dow Chemical -subsidiary), and is surrounded
holdings of Standard, Doheny, Amerada, Honolulu, Union, Texas,
by
by
Superior.
and
•
•
engineers are
now
negotiating with Humble to
the well, expecting to move In shortly.—V. 188,
Kent's
location
of
Illinois
Bell
Telephone
set
p.
th®
1717.
Other
_—
expenses
—
24,066,511
Net
—V.
7,301,662
6,353,723
6,606,210
charges
$
5,826,442
45,994,979
40,666.465
54,424,498
49,423,924
*5,000 shs.
subscribed
and
outstanding.
the
1071.
p.
.
Indiana Gear Works, Inc.—Registers
The
to
by officers and em¬
payroll deductions or are
at
190,
6,621,000
4,046,059
Income—
oper.
after
Net
taxes
taxes
oper.
$
39.026,488 334,484,012 308,119,367
22,867,209 195,550,113 188,931,4941
5,973,000
49,735,000
40,851,000
3,832,556
34,774,401
32,341,894.
42.035,232
inc.
Federal
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$
revenues
Operating
Operating
Outstanding
5,000 shs.
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
$
85,000 shs.
issued
are
has
Corp.
Refining
Northern
M.
K. Douniani,
President of Kent, formerly Dumm Brother*
Corp.
Embracing thirteen
hundred
acres,
the
spread
involved in th®
agreement is located immediately northwest of recent gas discoveries
FINANCING
This
corporation,
Ind., filed
located
at
1458
East
With SEC—
19th
Street,
Indianapolis,
8, 1959 cover¬
100,000 shares of common stock, of which 25,000 shares are to h«
offered to employees of the company.
The remaining 75,000 shares,
plus shares not purchased by employees, are to be offered for puhllo
sale through City Securities Corp.
The offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The major products
of the company are said to be aircraft and
a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
ing
.
Ohio
National
Bank,
of
is presently offering to holders of its common
the right to subscribe for 261,201 shares
(par $10)
common
seven
stock
shares of
on
the basis of
common
one
share for each
new
stock held of record
on Sept. 18,
oversubscription privi¬
lege); rights expire at 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 23, 1959. No
underwriting is involved. The company is also offering
an additional
26,120 shares of its common stock at $17.75
per share to its employees.
Shares not subscribed for
by employees will be subject to oversubscription rights
of holders of subscription warrants.
1959, at $17.75
Promptly
at
after
public
stock
subscribed for
company
stock
and
share (with
per
'
power gearing;
and it also produces electronic equipment for
aircraft and missile industry and has recently commenced pro¬
of small power boats and sailboats.
It now has outstanding
missile
the
expiration
auction
be
to
of
held
the
in
the
warrants
Honolulu,
company
Hawaii,
representing fractional interests and also
by warrant holders, at not less than $17.75
net
offered
will
proceeds
will
be
to
become
applied
be
received
part
toward
ol
the
the
cost
from
the
general
of
the
will
shares of
shares not
per
of
the
of the
construction
including the payment of temporary: bank loans obtained for
such program which are
expected to approximate $5,300,000 at the
time such net proceeds are received.
The company anticipates raising
additional funds for the construction program and the refunding of
certain ol. its securities through an offering in the near future of not
of $4,500,000 principal amount
mortgage bonds.
shall
be
issued.
No
It
of its proposed series L first
representation is made that any of such bonds
is
anticipated that
additional
funds for
said
will be obtained from internal sources, temporary bank bor¬
rowings and the sale of additional securities when and as required, the
nature
and amount of which
DIVIDENDS—The
are
not
now
determined.
company has paid regularly the full preferential
on its preferred stock outstanding from time to time.
During the past ten calendar years the company has paid dividends
dividends
capital.
which, were used
The company's
Chairman
the
and
owners
John
of
L.
52,400
acquisition of fixed assets and working
prospectus lists Louis C. Buehler as Board
as
President; and they are listed a*
for
Buehler
and
shares,
42,740
respectively.
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Shows Profit—
This
for
Cleveland
the
nine
cents
per
$1.31
a
Sales
share
for
(Ohio)
of
for
the
corporation
ended
months
share
common
first
the
first
nine
Sept.
stock.
nine
reported
months
months
on
Oct.
15
net
mcoma
30, 1959 of $921,674, equal to
This compares with a net loss
of
of
1959
50
of
1958.
were
$48,556,524
pared to $32,625,073 for the corresponding period of 1958.
Third
quarter 1C59
earnings amounted to 20 cents
compared to a loss of 72 cents a share in the third
last year.—V. 189, p. 2566.
a
as
com¬
share
quarter
as
of
share.:
sale
funds
program
in excess
128,450 common shares (in addition to other securities).
Net proceeds
the sale of additional stock will be used to partially retire bank
of
loans,
an
purposes
a
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos.—1958
$1,858,180
$1,876,742 $16,930,014 $16,648,805
Period End. Aug. 31—
Hawaiian Telephone Co.—Common Stk. Offered—This
PROCEEDS—The
Chicago investment company, filed an amendment on Oct. -7,
to its registration statement covering 400,000 shares, of capital
assets of $59,275,-
771.
p.
by
Harmon
200,000 shs.
101(4. Payment will be made
Ohio.—V. 186, p. 1738.
company
stock
common
This
190,
Petroleum
the
common
Registration—
—-
-
duction
offer
ltf7C.
company had
$9,234,292.—V.
Electric
Kent
The
shop.
Stores, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
at
year."
totaled $77,090,-
2785.
p.
American
from
Robbinsdale,
premises
glass
TO
par
of
2,595
Columbus,
period amounted to $1,525,527, a gain of 11.9%
year. After provision for preferred stock divi¬
a
The corporation has called for
redemption on Nov. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $20,000 of its 12-year 5%
debentures
of
th©
Stores Corp.—Sales Lower—
Vista-Thornton
ployees and are either being paid for by
'subject to the call of the' treasurer.—V. 190, p. 871.
after
the 4,092,7.1V, scares of
This compares with
and
volume
record
reports
15-year history for the fiscal year ended!
Prince,
dent.
preferred requirements, to 47 cents a share
189,
See
John
a
^..Convertible preferred stock ($10 par)„
Grand Union
the
worth of
net
a
Howell
officers
Authoried
•
for
Glass
CAPITALIZATION
^
its
end of the latest fiscal year the
and
—V.
Co., Inc. was incorporated July 12, 1949,
under, the laws of the State of Minnesota.
It is the sole owner of
five corporate subsidiaries: Hiawatha Glass
Co., Inc.; Harmon Glass
Co., Inc; of St. Paul; The Glass Depot, Inc., a Minnesota corporation;
The Glass Depot, Inc., a North Dakota
corporation, and Nomrah, Inc.
used iu
island's
in
said.
the
of
for
Milton
are:
permitting
commence
BUSINESS—Harmon
ex¬
corporation
C.,
1959.
Period End. Sept. 30—
will
be
used
to
purchase 20,498
Inc. of Saint Paul; to purchase 240 shares
North Dakota corporation;
to purchase
Depot,
purpose
Inc.
Group, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
N.
Sales
proceeds
Inc.,
at some other site,
.or
Co.,
wfr©
the
to
The
income
net
Howard
(to
expects
percentage of
Harman
directors
option
Bernard
high fidelity
and
present
stock
Glass Co.,
Depot,
in
for
building
Mfinr.,
,
superphosphate
plants
in
Bartow,
Florida,
and
Curtis
Eay,
Maryland. It also will use this process in an ammonium sulfate plant
now
being completed in Trinidad.
i
The
plant will
have an excess capacity of aqua
ammonia
and
acid
shares
$25,000
own
sulfuric
Glass
radio
outstanding, against 96 cents In the previous fiscal
At the
Minnesota corporation; to purchase
750 shares
in Hiawatha Glass
Co., Inc.
The company also proposes
.to .purchase
approximately 250 shares of stock of Nomrah, Inc., for
world
LeonardrMonsanto
The
by
Humble Oil & Refining Co.—Leases Land—
shares in Harmon
.in
pro¬
*
a
"remark¬
1295.
PROCEEDS—The
•
around
the volume of $57,973,013 in
the preceding year. Home Finance's wholly-owned subsidiaries, Central
and East Coast Life Insurance Companies and Twin States and South
State Insurance Companies which sell automobile coverages, experienced
sizable gains in net written premiums during the year.
J.
Edward Burnside, Jr.,
President, stated that eight new branch
offices were opened by Home Finance in the latest 12-month period,
bringing the total number of branches to 90 in seven southern states.
Harmon
Glass
Co., Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
This company on Sept. 24, without
underwriting, pub'liely offered 35,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$6.40 per share.
day
per
connected
are
Retail volume for the 12 months ended Aug. 31, 1959
personnel, Technical know-how and produc¬
designed and built by the Lummus Co.
Design capacity is 125 tons per day of ammonia
vehiclea
'
Harman-Kardon
sales
current
the
the
of
Citation
new
time
restricted
a
Directors
Engle;
—V.
in
re-elected
approved
--employees.
the
substantial
a
Stockholders
and
for
the, first
service
trucks,
company in and
this
arrangement
the
Under
139, an all-time high, exceeding by 32.6%
year, just ended, established new records for both sales
Based upon the exceptional first quarter and the
growing
for
provided by
Oahu.
of
continental
and
automobiles
to
the preceding fiscal
stock
.
orders
is
service
dends, the 1959 net equals $1.05 a share on 1,334,613 shares of common
5,
showing for the first quarter largely reflected
demand for the company's new stereo products
profits.
this
to
Charlotte,
income
Net
over
including
Festival, one of the first all-in-one stereo receivers on the
according to Mr.- Harman who said the demand came during
height of the summer, a period of relatively low consumer interest
high fidelity products.
profit
the island's important
the
Oct.
radio,
Island
group.
best
Aug. 31,
high fidelity components told the annual meet¬
on
the
Home Finance
This
estimated that
,
to
was
of sulfuric acid which are combined to make
of ammonium sulfate used as a fertilizer for
agricultural economy.
The plant, built- at a cost of 'more than $12 million, is the first
and only ammonia-ammonium sulfate plant in Puerto Rico and
was
and
over
j..
stereo
of
use
on
carrier
central offices,
islands of th©
City and County of Honolulu embraces th©
entire
Island of Oahu,
which island is the most populous of the
Hawaiian group.
About 81%. of the telephones owned and operated by
tlie company are located on the Island of Oahu.
Approximately 9%
of the telephones owned and operated by the company are located tin
the Island of Hawaii.
The population of the State of Hawaii was
approximately 585,000 on Dec. 31, 1958.
No
other utility renders telephone or radio communication servic®
between points in the Hawaiian Islands.
The company intends to continue in business of the general character
outlined above.—V. 190, p. 1179.
services.
The
the
•
good
be
will
technical
add—
organs.
first quarter net earnings, before taxes
approximate $65,000.
In the initial quarter
of the previous
the corporation showed an
operating loss of approximately
backlog of
company.
and
of
with telephone systems in
countries and to ships at sea.
common
The company furnishes a telephone service from 67
suboffices
and
satellite
offices
on
the
six principal
1179.
p.
telephone
Hawaiian
Stereo
and
of
a
Grace
190,
service
record
systems.
the
"The-fiscal
>>
acquire a substantial amount of stock in
Negotiations;
to this effect are continuing.
management contract, Grace will supply managerial, ad¬
that
Riean
Southwest.—V.
between said islands and certain
communication service by radioteletype
Hawaii, Lanai, Maui, Kauai and MolokaJL
wire, submarine
cable
and
radio telephone
also
network of the company and by this means may receiv®
telephone service similar to that of any wire telephone subscriber. The
company
also
furnishes
leased
isolated
private mobile
radiophon®
market,
t
contract on Oct. 13 under which Grace will
manage
and operate the Gonzalez ammonia and ammonium sulfate
plant located at Guanica, Puerto Rico.
The management contract is a first step in a contemplated reor¬
ganization of Gonzalez Chemical Industries; Inc.,
in
which
it is
expected
the
requirements and other factors
telephone
year,
The
include
and
for
ably' '•high
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Signs Management Contract—
York
servicing
stockholders
,000,
"
in
New
stores,
Harman
fiscal
i
Stores.—V.
This
and
of
-»Mr.
of r< would
volume.
program
elective
and
subscribers
of
with
manufacturer
•:
•
locations
line
Sales
Mr.
Godfrey stated that company planning for 1960 growth was
proceeding on schedule with two supermarkets already started
and
firm commitments made for two more.
A total
of eight new
retail
several
and should
and
company,
radiotelephone
sea,
Honolulu
three months ended Sept. 30—the first
quarter of the
corporation's fiscal year—jumped more than 50% from the
correspondmg
period of the previous year, Sidney Harman, President of the
a
,
1959.
new
store openings
delays due to truckers' strike.
Four
opened before the end of the year
units, and three as dealer franchised
the
profitable^ he-said,
very
are
condition
the Islands of Oahu,
through the
.
Harman-I£ardon, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Rise—
of
over
stock
common
payable in the future on th®
necessarily dependent upon the earnings,
predicted.
States and foreign
second
Net earnings
10Vs %
a
arc
be
now
and
at
Mobile
Co.; wholly-owned
these, companies
centers
be
as
company
estimated that the
is
It
represent
♦
.
dividend
earnings
its
Alakea St., Honolulu, Hawaii.
is a public utilijty furnishing telephone service on the
Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, Kauai, Molokai and Lanai, State of
of
United
and
to' Gulf <fc Western'-s sales and earnings.
Unichord, .currently is enjoying a sales boom with its
construction
units, scheduled
seven
be
Sept.
company's fiscal year ends Dec.
stiles increases anticipated
through
,
80 cents, 1950 Id
inclusive. Th®
1958,
on
company
through
facilities furnishes connection
Walsh
Southwest.
1959.
increased
The
on
share
per
Oct.
reported
President,
the end of the 3rd quarter over
$1.15
voted
have
stockholders
to
to
dividends
of
The
Gulf & Western's expansion
program, the. company has
in Houston a
53,000-square foot office and distribution center
to house Beard,&.Stone.
This building is to be dedicated in November.
Using the company's distribution divisions as a
nucleus, Gulf &
Western operates 30
warehouses, and is creating a network of feeder
i..,'
payable
1956
dividends
ilod
at
between
'built
1179;
190, p.
$1,
pay
company
ships
.
Dealers,
Securities
of
located
Hawaii,
$15,376,575 from
These portable Items have "caught on" in the American home
market,
the company claims, because
anyone can play them without a musical
education, they take up little space and have excellent tonal
quality.
v
"Unichord is just beginning to scratch the surface of the'vast home
•market," Mr. Bluhdorn said.
and
National
cents in 1949,
70
and
to
formerly known as Mutual Telephone Co..
corporation existing under the laws of the State of Hawaii.
It
incorporated under the laws of the Kingdom of Hawaii on Aug. 16,
The principal business and executive offices of the company are
a
The
.
&
amount
financial
cannot
Islands
investment.
substantially
,
V
anti-
securities
Federal
rate of
1955
been
1883.
from
tire Beard
and
company's
was
net operating income amounted to
265,262 shares, prior to a non-recurring
an
distributing^ companies
in
Loth
7
York,
Office
sale of Gob Shops of America,
Inc., in 1956 and 1957 and, if so, whether its broker-dealer registration
should be revoked and/or whether it should be suspended or expelled
purchase
the
at
has
BUSINESS—The
1958,
on
time
which
..
Dec. 1,
Regional
violated
Co,
the
to
1959,
York
practice
company's common stock
appointed
transfer
agent
and
stock —V. 190, p. 871, '
common
at these subsidiaries and at the Michigan Plating
auto bumper maker, added to the
earnings, he said.
The chairman'added that sales and
earnings of Unichord, Inc., disi tribulorrof .cloetric
organs, and Car Parts Depot, distributor of auto
parts both recently accquired by Gulf & Western, were not included
...in the results for- the 1959 fiscal year.
Unichord and Car Parts Depot
are now operating at a "combined
annual sales rate of about $6 million.
..;
New
Co.,
from Oct: 19,
Commission's
anti-manipulative
connection
Nordeman
Bruns,
postponement
in 'the
stock
inclusive; 90 cents in
The
,
the SEC
common
1954,
Improved operations
and
Hearing
Fraud
:.
Co.,
.rise
\
i-.v:
■■.
&
under, its
.
A
405,606
011
the
011
acquisitions' of
warrants
coinpany
the
its
011
189,
nation's
and
■
exercise
upon
of
Metro-
Chairman, said sharp advances in sales and
largely from the fact that the company has been
a
single manufacturer of auto bumpers to one of
largest ' distributors of automobile parts, small engines
appliances. This transformation, he said, was achieved through
the
additional 226,000 shares
an
issuance
employees
been
ended
year
resulted
transformed
04%
^
includes
for
to
the
in
G. ^Biuhdorn,
earnings
*
and
and
A;
has
Co.
"r:
Net sales for the year ended July 31, 1959,
J-$8,394,755 hi the 1958 fiscal year.
and
shares,
officers
outstanding.
statement
stock
common
Stock
stock
common
stock
common
The* registration
and
Cohen
of
Cohen,
Israel
Trust
*'
the.
Of
being
Vice-President,
41,500
Cohen, Treasurer, 41,500, Lilian C. Solomon, 41,500,
Cohen, 500. Jacob Lehrman, Executive Vice-President, owns
125,000 shares of common stock AL.
Joseph B. Danzansky
M.
of
owns
owners
stores
400
warehousemen's strike.'—V.
a
company's
the year ended July 31,
826,660, or 10 cents a share,
Emanuel
N.
all
prospectus lists
N.
M.
He is the record owner
Manager.
than
more
result of
In
;
equipment and inventory
loss
beneficial
of
30
a
th® company's class
This distributor of
profits for the fiscal
or
78 cents, a share,
■>;
used
be
requirements.
General
as
Gulf & Western Corp.—Profits
general
will
funds
Irving
registrar of
common
•
extent
July
5
quarterly.
preferred
par
shares
125,000
stock
common
stock
common
To
stock
common
and
Guerdon Industries, Inc.—Transfer Agent—
(in
.
of
20
metro¬
north and
the
on
has
now
1
construction, estimated at 8500,000. In the ensuing
Giant plans to open a minimum of eight new supermarkets
months
will
Baltimore
to
south.
common
of
shares
corporate purposes.
to complete current
and
the1'
Washington,
greater
extending
on
funded
shares
125,000
stock
mon
Norfolk
the
in
its operations
area,
Richmond
items
June
politan New York area
p.'2675.
:v
•
(1629)
Inland Homes Corp.—To Be Traded on A.S.E.—
The
Homes
will
Stock Exchange has
approved the listing of Inland
shares,
according
to E.
E.
Kurtz, Inland'*
expected that trading in the stock oh~tlre-Exchange
later in the month, Mr. Kurtz said,—V, 183, p. 2413.
American
Corp.
President.
It
common
is
commence
Industrial
Offered—Tha
headed
offered
stock (par 10 cents) at $2-50
Vinyls, Inc.—Common
Stock
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,and Clisby & Co.,
an underwriting group 011 Oct. 1 which publicly
200,000 shares of common
per share. This offering was quickly
oversubscribed.
•
of the net proceeds will
thp purchase of machinery and equipment to expand the
company's facilities for blending, extruding and molding thermoplastics,
approximately $35,000 will be used to reduce current bank borrowings.
PROCEEDS—Approximately
used
for
$300,000
6
(1630)
and
the
&nd
used
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
will
balance
for general
added
be
coriipany's j\vorkjng._capital
the
to
EFFECT
GIVING
stock
cents
>10
-This figure does not include 22,000 shares subject
stock Purchase
options.
If the holders of said
to
them
in
■
to sale pursuant
whether
exercise
itself
the
and
the
which
under
underwriters,
other
„
ditions
$2.20
at
stock
the
of
share
the
company
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Clisby & Co.-^
'The Johnson Lane,
Inc
Nov.
•—-r
—
100,
872.
p.
inc
Allytl & Co.,
Tillman-Whltaker
—V.
the common
30,000
Co.,
.25,000
25,000
20,000
Inc...
common
Y.,
filed
share
to
within
issued
be
warrants
to
the
to
purchase 22,500 common
three years.
An additional
next
Mary Dustan
as
a
finder's fee.
organized in February
1957
and
is
engaged
primarily in the business of manufacturing and sale of high fidelity
loud
speaker systems,
The
company
now
has
outstanding
88,500
shares
of common
stock and
18,540 shares of preferred stock,
of
which
82,50o common
and
16,398
preferred
shares
are
owned
by
Joseph L. Daniels, President. - Of the net proceeds of the sale ol'
was
additional
stock,, estimated at $272,000, $21,100 will be used to pay
the
interim linuncing provided by the underwriter; $50,000 will be
spent to equip a new plant for manufacture of the company's products
near
San Francisco;
$30,000 will be set aside lor the development
of
devices
allied
1959
12,
Nov.
to
or
Stock
16,
stock
has
been
proceedings.—V.
suspended
190,
pending develop¬
1421.
p.
Corp.,
Pay TV Deal—
below.—V.
188,
894.
p.
those
to
in
employed
the
issued
an
located
in
order granting
Englewood, N.
manufacture
the
of
com¬
corporate purposes.
If
the underwriter exercises
shares,
said
shares
its right to purchuse the 22,500 common
represent 11.251!
of
the stock outstanding
will
public
sale ol' the 85,000 shares.
The organizers and promoters
acquired 88,500 common shares, or 44.251!, for $10,000 in
(plus certain other consideration, and the assignment of the
upon
will
have
cash
Invention
and
patent rights).
Tins
additional
of
shares
of
common, stock.
American
and
Korvette, Inc.—Sales, Earnings at Record-
New
the
nearest
July
of 52 weeks
190, p. 1181.
year
—V.
For
the
nine
18,257,133
months
ended
$101,684,050
was
taxes,
Thomas
equivalent lor
J.
Watson,
the
shares
nine
Sept.
30,
1959, net
estimated U. S.
after
Jr.,
President,
period
to
months
outstanding
the
at
Stock
Earnings per share fdtr the
Sept. 28, 1958 were 68 cents
31.
ended
full
fiscal
share.
per
Leeds
&
Norlhrup Co.—Earnings Up—
This company on Sept. 29 leported net
earnings per share of common
stock for the first quartet1 of their fiscal
year which ended Aug. 31,
1959,
almost
were
three
times the earnings for the comparable period
year
ago. This improvement in
earnings resulted from a marked
increase in the shipment voluine between the two
comparable quarters,
a
and from
a
continuing emphasis on the reduction of operating costs in
and Development and
Marketing.
unaudited results, the consolidated net
earnings of the com¬
pany and Its wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary were
$295,976 for this
first quarter of the fiscal year. Alter
providing for dividends on pre¬
ferred stocks, the
earnings equal $0.35 per share of common stock based
011 the average number of
700,928 shares outstanding during the period.
Net earnings for, the
corresponding quarter of the previous year were
oilier than Research
areas
Based
Net
TJ.
1959.
5,
Income
S.
with
for
Federal
the
nine
income
$181,653,043
Gross
share
a
on
per share based on the average number of
689,361 shares then outstanding.
Consolidated net shipments for the three months ended
Aug. 31, 1959
amounted
to
$8,518,000 compared with $7,514,000 for the
corresponding
previous year, representing an increase of 131!. New
orders received during the current quarter totaled
$9,252,000 compared
quarter
with
the
of
orders of $6,683,000 for the similar period of the
prior year,
of 381!. The backlog of
open orders at the end of the
quarter was $11,877,000 as compared with
$10,218,000 a year earlier.—
V. 190, p. 1181.
or
new
increase
an
income
in
months
taxes
the
ended
amounted
corresponding
Sept. 30,
1959,
before
$210,560,050
compared
period.
to
1958
for
the
nine
months
ended
Sept. 30,
1959,
from
sales, service and rentals in the United States amounted to
$940,896,512
compared with $866,011,837 in the
corresponding 1958 period.
0
.
As
,
previously reported, the corporation derived $15,636,122
its
of
net
machines
all
this
income
in
previously
realized
was
sources
1958
under
the
in
from. the outright sale
lease to them.
Of
this
third
quarter
of
1958.
Since
to
(N. Y.) corporation announced
34.31! for the reported month.
Henry
turned
Dorff,
distributors
V.
Vice-President
be
"an
picked
in
excellent
that
13
own
sales increased
charge
of sales, said that August
because district managers and
month
factory-suggested
up
its
promotions
and
made
them
in key markets."
of
the
promotions,
wliolcsalcsmcn
it
of
nearly
income
from
was
substantially less during the current year than that
last year, as predicted from the outset of this
year, the percentage
of increase in net income for nine months
of this year as
compared
with nine months last year is less than the
rate of increase for the
first six months of this
year as compared with the first six -months
of last year.—V. 190,
1524.
Investors Royalty Co.,
Inc.—Earnings—
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
included
traffic
as
incentives
building ideas
for
dis¬
for dealers.—
Liiulberg Steel Treating Co.—Registers With SEC—
This corporation, located in Melrose
Park, 111. filed
statement with the SEC 011 Oct. 12
covering 85,035
class
ol
and
A
stock.
of
group
stock.
The
shares
stockholders,
Alice
L.
Magnusen,
None
of
the
to
are
including
and
a
OF
The
offered
G.
outstanding
class
A
is engaged in the business of heat
treating of metals,
propellant rocket motor cases for the Minuteman In¬
company
including solid
tercontinental
shares
Ballistic
held
are
by
Missile.
Alice
L.
In
Of
the
stock
Magnussen
and
to
be
9,307
offered,
shares
addition to certain debt securities, the
company
shares
of
$5
rectors
of
the
value
par
class
company
stock
B
24.11!
own
and
and
gas
gas
Lease
63,907
H. G.
by
8,202
7,876
L
:
Total—__—
NEW
2
There
$370,120
___
PRODUCTION—During the first
properties
purchased
several
arc
as
seven
non-producing
other
properties
which
of
this
into
come
wells
are
drilled.
of
The company joined
a
well in Harper
venture
line
resulted
connection
111
with
the Sinclair
County,
Oil
Oklahoma,
into
common
also
has
199,665
stock
in
V\ %
of
Gas
the
Co.
111
LaVerne
(1959 issue).
28
ferred
being
at
stock
the
this
drilling
This
the
completion of__n. large gas well and a
pipe_
has just recently been made
providing a market for the
of—
As
Net
agreed
Art of
The
asset
value
of shares
Com.
Pfd.
stocks
stocks
Short
term
per
share
$34.36
outstanding
percentage
of
time.
etc.
less
*-V.
189,
p.
liabilities
2458.
The
Exchange
Commission,
the
Securities
offered.
so
the
upon
Act
The
merger
of
1933)
common
is
warrants
Oct.
said
1,
(1959
preferred
1960
2
and
121,032
and
issue)
attached
to
said
242,065
shares of
514*"!
stock
the
to
up
registration
shares of
478.706
419 434
of
78 53'!
3 9lc'o
The
5 55'!
7 37'!
common
16.38'!
5^42'!
selling
statement
common
of
which
it
stock, in addition to
is
the
selling stockholders.
5.67'!
4 77*-'
pre¬
received
being registered
that they have no
thereunder,:—
72.271!
13'!
of the
stock
not
sellihg stockholders have stated
5.831!
2.23'!
certain
intention of selling such stock, although they are
unwilling to
that they .are acquiring the same for
investment, and have
that they will not sell such stock in violation of the Securities
1933 and-the- rules and regulations
70.36'!
21.58'!
Cash
$32.35
in
stockholders
515,173
assets__
percentage of assetsinvestments
Bonds
.
$33.33
and
entitle the holders thereof, on and after
and including Sept. 30, 19G9, to purchase an
aggregate of 121,032 full shares of Mack common stock,
subject to
change pursuant to anti-dilution provisions. Via a prospectus dated
Oct.
Sept. 30,'59 Dec. 31,'58 Sept. 30,*58
$17,704,334 $15,956,588 $13,571,971
value
asset
Net
No,
Inc.—Assets Increased—
defined
(with warrants)
selling
cumulative
Fund,
post-effective
post-effective
a
receive
no
of
part
the
issue)
(1959
will be
received by
Mack
and
to
as
stock, rights to purchase
outstanding
total of 82,000 addi¬
a
tional shares of its authorized and unissued
basis of
five
share
one
shares
additional
of
fraction
or
of
stock,
the
on
stock for
common
thereof
each
stock
held
common
of record
Oct. 5, 1959, and to subscribe at $47 per
share,
subject to allotment as hereinafter set forth, to a maxi¬
mum. of 200 shares of additional common stock not pur¬
chased through the exercise of rights. Warrants repre¬
senting subscription rights will expire at 2 p.m. (CST)
on Oct.
26^1959, and are void thereafter.
: "
;
;
V
they
member
any
originally issued
were
of rrecoxd
company
the
pay
the National Association
of
Dealers,'Inc., who obtains the exercise
to whom
in
will
company
Security
Oct.
,on
provided
space
5,. 1959),
the
on
(a holder of
if
warrant
such
by
dealer's
name
of
holder
a
stock
common
warrants
or
of such holder so exercised,-25 cents
per
rights
of
of
the
appears
evidencing
rights
share of
common stock offered
obtained the exercise bf .such
hereby with respect to which such deader
rights by such holder and with respect to which subscription has been
completed, subject to a maximum fee of $100 with respect to any one
such holder exercising rights.
Such compensation shall not apply to
the
of
of
name
additional
acceptance of
a
that
dealer
1933
ol
where
nominee
beneficial
holds
owner,
before
Oct.
the
same
the
record
in
connection
the
15,
1959
if
as
date.
it
the
distribu¬
beneficial
pro¬
Act of
1934
regulations
of
the
or
security
record
exchange
may
the
the
activity
any
date
dealer,
cbeinetl
for
its
than
more
warrant
owners
or
one
on
warrants
or
agent
on
record
were
1933.
of
broker
showing to the stock transfer
proper
the
Exchange
rules
any
with
In
engage
Securities
company,
on
the
of
such dealer shall constitute
with
the
company
by
such
hereby
or
trust
stock
upon
basis
order
bank,
a
to
and
warrants
any
not
bf the:
or
,
cases
In
will
and
stock'offered
Act
Securities
warrant
undertaking
provisions
.
such
any
and Exchange'Compiiscion.
Such dealers may be
'"underwriters" within the meaning of the Securities Act
be,
or
not
the
Securities
to
has
and
common
by
the
or
it
to
tile
of
hibited
on
suck payment, by
any
representation
tion
purchase
dealer
such
stock purchased pursuant
privilege.
The appearance
common
conditional
any
holders
on
-
permit all stockholders to subscribe-for full shares, the
number of shares being offered has been increased from
80,100 '400,500
shares presently' outstanding'divided by 5> to 82,000 common shares.
The
vo
company-has
that
if
-such
received
its
from
assurances
officers
and
directors
should"
increase
prove"insufficient, they .will, without
waive sufficient of their Rights (which the company
has been advised 'they intend to exercise in full) to enable the com¬
pany
to fulfill subscriptions pursuant to rights exercised by other
compensation,-
stockholders.
METHOD
•
.
:
...
.
EXERCISING RIGHTS-Rights may be exercised only
bf the warrant with Form 1 on the < face of the
property
executed,
accompanied
full
by
payment
of
the
the
by
OF
surrender
warrant
purchase price for each share purchased, at the office of Harris Trust
&
Savings "Bank, agent, 115 West Monroe Street, Chicago 90, 111.,
prior-to the-expiration date.
>
•••
J"
'
v
.
Subscription
may be madq only for full shares. Payment may be
by check, bank draft or .postal or express
money^ order,
payable in United States dollars to the order of the agent.
Warrants
and payments must be received' at the office of the
agent prior to
in
cash
or
expiration
date.
The -company assumes no responsibility for war¬
payments until they are received at the office of the agent.
or
The
warrants, may
be
transferred,
divided
combined
.or
at
the
office
of the agent.. The warrants will be valueless if
not exercised before the
expiration date.
'• "
"
.
,
OFFER
TO
EMPLOYEES- AND CERTAIN
OTHERS—The
offers^its full time regular employees, annuitants, officers and
the
of
.
,
company
directors,
privilege (herein called the "employees' subscription privilege")
subscribing lor and purchasing at $47 per share, subject to allot¬
minimum
a
of
10
shares
of
such
of
the
additional
common
stock
as shall not be subscribed
for through the exercise of rights or
through the exercise of the stockholders' conditional purchase privilege.
The
employees'
subscription privilege,
which
is
not
assignable
or
transferable,' will also .expire at 2:00 o'clock p.m., Central Standard
Oct.
on
company
the
26,
company.
1959...
Subscriptions may be made at the offices of
which, may be. obtained from the Secretary of
for said .subscriptions shall be made to the
demand .afteihaTiotments have been made,
forms
on
Payment
company upon .its
PROCEEDS—The
of
such-of
sold
the
pursuant
company' will-use
shares'of
82,000
to
its
the
net
proceeds
additional
the
from
stock
common
sale
as
are
.this
offering,-to meet, or reimburse the company's
treasury for; a portion of construction program expenditures during
the current year and through 1961.
The company's continuing con¬
struction program,
which contemplates the expenditure of approximately
Aug.. 1, 1959 and Dec. 31, 1961, will require sub¬
addition to the proceeds from the sale of the
$17,000,000.between
stantial
funds
additional
internal
in
stock."
common
Suelj additional funds will be obtained from
the issuance of additional securities of the
"from
and
sources
company.The types of securities to be sold and the time or times
of
sale have not as yet been
determined, and it , is anticipated that
bank loans may be utilized as
temporary financing from time to time.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
5til!
not
cumulative
Mack
stock
stockholders
offer
hereby
are
to
or
sell
the
preferred
stock
cumulative
listed
have
any
public
TO
PRESENT
♦The
in
Outstanding
$3,830,000
"
*'
.=
.
stock
2,730,000
,
/
11,000.000
500,000 shs.
amount
standing is
FINANCING
Authorized
-
J25a-1!,. 1979. series___;
4?a'/!, 1988 series.w.
Common
of
bonds
unlimited,
accordance
with
of
all
except
the
series
that
which
indenture
as
at
may
additional
1482,500 shs.
-
time be
any
bonds
issuable
are
supplemented.
out¬
only
fund
TSinking
requirements due Nov. 1, 1959 and Jan. 1. 1960 have been satisfied.
If Assuming all of the additional common stock is issued and sold as
hereby contemplated.
DIVIDEND RECORD—The most recent dividend
paid by the company
a quarterly dividend of 50 cents
per share paid on Sept. 15, 1959.
Prior to that time the company had
paid dividends in varying amounts
on
its common stock each year since
1909.
(with
warrants)
a
part
covers
111,740 shares
offered by the
Quarterly dividends of
outstanding common
stock
were
paid
through Sept. 15, 1955 and quarterly
dividends1 of 45 cents per share were paid
regularly from Dec. 15,
1955
through June 15, 1959.
40
cents
share
per
regularly (.from
It
is
the
present
declare and
pany,
of
in
on
preferred
the
agreed
New
that
stock
York
prior
the
preferred
the
United
to
stock
States
(with
Stock
Oct.
1,
warrants)
15,
1950
intention
of
tion
of
the
the
earnings
thereof,
cash
will
be
is engaged
distribution
in
the
of
within
Villages
Dane
is
the
customer.
educational,
Exchange.
The
1961, they will
The
distribution
resulted in
or
the
Over
and
and
to
conditions,
other
gas in
the
capital,
corporation
distribution
the
City
of
immediately
Wis.
relevant
There
area
the
in
is
organized
in
electricity and
of
Madison,
its
four
adjacent
rural
areas,
other
public
utility
no
which
the company operates.
second
largest city in the state
University of Wisconsin, the company's largest
the
yea^s,
research
center
and
in
gas
County,
state
location of
electric
and
continue
to
business
upon
company,
Wisconsin
production
natural
suburban
Madison
the
the
ol
company,"" a
furnishing electricity
and
directors
-
adjacent
entirely
dependent
requirements
BUSINESS—The
1896,
of
of
factors.
the
board
on the common stock of the com¬
dividends is a matter for determina¬
directors from time to time, and future dividends
board of
amount
and
the
dividends quarterly
pay
although the declaration
and
and
(with warrants) covered
otherwise than in trans¬
the
on
March
mental,
SVi'!
EFFECT
"•
mortgage bonds—
?2,.al!', 1970 series
for
and
a
Madison's
medical
prosperous
position
center,
dairy
and
as
as
farming
a
the
govern¬
trading
region, has
service area.
relatively stable economy in the company's
family-income in the area is considered to be well above
the national average.
The company's service territory is compact and
well populated.
It covers approximately
195 square miles, consisting
a
average
'
addedft,^
was
Securities
represent
gas.—V. 188, p. 1614.
Istel
the
"underwriters" -(as
year,
area.
of
the
by
the
view
Northeast stockholders may be
deemed to have been in a
relationship to Northeast, and, since they have advised Mack
that they are unwilling to represent that
they will acquire for invest¬
ment the 5',4r/o
cumulative preferred stock (with warrants) of Mack
.which they receive
upon
the merger,
they may be deemed to be
present
&
aggregate of 733,530 shares of
and 242,065 shares of new Mack
preferred stock with attached war¬
cumulative
the
production.
now
an
control
$375,225
months
have
oh
converted
In
48,621
rentals
in
such
and
capital; no further determination has presently been
the particular use ol any sucn. proceeds.—V. 190,
p. 1422.
common
outstanding.
Officers and di¬
outstanding stock.—V. 183,
Trucks, Inc.—Exchange Offer—On Oct.
1, 1959,
Mack Trucks, Inc., merged and
consolidated with North¬
east 'Capital
Corp., pursuant to New York law, with
Mack as the surviving corporation. "
Upon such merger,
the outstanding shares of common stock of
Northeast
rants
30,910
27,190
9,145
bonuses
Lease
Miscellaneous
included
Mack will
Madison Gas & Electric Co.—Common Stock Offered—
This company is offering to holders of its
Mack
$287,481
33,058
warrants
First
a
of 1958
$292,849
sales from royalties
sales from leases
and
statement,
made effective.
its
of
2652.
1).
Mack
7 Months
to
,
Inc. First
of 1959
Oil
of
the
byjj the company. The
offering is to be made through a group ol' underwriters headed
by
Cruttcnden, Podcsta & Co., Chicago, Illinois, and the
public offering
price and underwriting terms will be
supplied by amendment.
INCOME
7 Months
Oil
made
Time,
registration
outstanding shares
for public sale by a
Magnussen, Vice-President,
be
H.
represent all the
will be received
proceeds
were
Inc. First
respect
working
ment,
noted,
was
well
as
189, p. 1795.
for
p.
its
to
rants
12.4T!
or
customers
net
to
out
Oct.
on
Magnussen.
amount
with
of 1933 and the
Exchange Commission
and
of any sales of the preferred stock (with warrants)
by the
stockholders. The proceeds of any common stock issued upon
exercise
the
Lewyt Corp.—Says Sales Reverse
Industry Trend—
Although industry vacuum cleaner sales are said to have
dipped 4.2'!
in August, compared to the' same
period last year, this Long Island City
is
the
on
the
registration
been
information
Securities Act
the
.
Securities
proceeds
selling
$135,964, equivalent to $0.13
income
period.
This com¬
corresponding 1958 period
the
has
other
this
of
This
share on 18,206,992 shares, the
outstanding Sept. 30, 1958, adjusted for the 2V2 1c
paid Jan. 28, 1959, and
the
501!
split-up effected
dividend
May
income
Federal
reported.
$5.57
of
end
pares with net income after taxes for
of $91,453,043, equivalent to $5.02
per
number of shares
has
the
to
amendment
the
unless
the
of
furnished to Mack
been
amendment
In
Some
corporation
thereunder has
Stockholder's
York
Sunday
tributor
Corp.—Earnings Up—
Exchange,
Regulations
,
department store chain achieved record sales and
earnings in the 44 weeks period ended Aug. 2,
1959.
Sales were
$114,885,670, profit before Federal income taxes was $3,896,871, net
profit after Federal income taxes was $1,911,871, equivalent to $1.61
per share.
The 44 weeks fiscal period,
according to William Willensky,
President, resulted from a change in the company's fiscal
year to
work
International Business Machines
Rules'* and
The
an
pany's
"servo"
loudspeakers;
$55,620 will
be
used
to
redeem
the
outstanding preferred stock; and the balance will be used for working
capital und research and development of new products and other
said
on
"iucirpilbltc offering required by
shares
covering
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per
to be made by Di Roma, Alexik & Co .of
best • efforts basis, for which it will receive
22,500
aggregate
per
Co.
Pictures
the vale
(E. J.)
share.
The offering is
Springfield, Mass.. on a
a
selling commission of 80 cents per share plus $17,000 for expenses.
The company has further agreed to sell
the underwriter at lc per
arc
York
Development Corp., Boston investment company, which
owns more than 51! ' of the
outstanding voting securities of Jet-Heet,
will ^participate in certain of these
transactions.—V. 190, p. 1421.
10,000
:
corporation, located at 662 Main Street, Westbury, N.
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 13,
1959
$3
Jacobs
has
and
Research
Integrand Corp.—Files With SEC—
company
in
SEC
tures,
»
This
The
Oct.
suspended
New
exemption application of
J., with respect "to certain
transactions incident
to
certain
financial
transactions
by Jet-Heet.
The financing includes the issuance of
$100,000 of subordinated notes,
certain modifications of the provisions of the
outstanding 51! deben¬
v
4,000 shares
from
be
the
complete
the. delisting
this- company,
.
an
to
Paramount
The
„
corporation for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
approximate $4,000,000 or from $2.20 to $2.25
per common share, compared to $3,000,005 or $1.36 per share in the
corresponding period ol' 1958, Herbert B. WOodinan, President, dis¬
closed on Oct. 14 in an address before the Chemical and Drug Analysts
Group.
Mr. Woodman made
his remarks at the regular monthly
meeting of the group held at the New York Chamber of Commerce
Building, 65 Liberty Street, New York.
He also stated
that sulcs
for the first nine months this year would
total around $92,800,000,
which would mean u gain of
14'! over the sales of the $81,120,964
in the similar period last year.—V. 190, p. 1421.
warrant,
shares at
should
on
Jet-IIeet, Inc.—Financing Cleared by SEC—
30,000
------
...
.
ol
postponed
Jcrrold Electronics Corp.—In
Intcrcliemical Corp.—Earnings Forecast-
85,000 shares
further
been
Co.
Jacobs
registration
1959.
in
See,
Net earnings uf this
1959 arc expected to
a
2,
Trading
ments
—00.000
Space Corp...:.'.Clement- A. Evans Ar Co., Ine.v~.-_—
J. II. Hilsman -fit Co.,
Inc..
.—
C.
of
and
underwriters
Shares.
.
,
A.
stock
listing
their audit of the company's books and
records.
It is now expected that a report of the trustees on the
audit
and
other aspects
of the reorganization will be available by
shares of 10 - cents par value common
offered in the amounts indicated below:
being
*
The
9
the 200,000
per
of
has
accountants
severally
have
actions
Oct.
on
Monday. October 19, 1959
.
-
agreed, subject to the terms and con¬
underwriting contract, to purchase from the company
Offered,
<announced
for
The proceedings were instituted in
February 1959 and involve the
question Whether Jacobs* Co. has failed io comply with the disclosure..
and reporting requirements Of the Act and, it so, whether its stock
should be suspended or withdrawn from
listing and registration on
the Exchange.
The hearing has been continued from time to time at
the request of counsel for the trustees in order to
permit independent
company has entered
into an underwriting
Robinson-Humphrey Co. inc., acting on behalf oi
named-bclow, prior to release for public offering of any ol
stock
counsel
1959.
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
Commission
Exchange
of
common
from
Exchange
principal, activity, is the custom extrusion
of
thermoplastic materials,
primarily vinyls, for its customers.
It
extrudes,
among
other things, rigid vinyl
shapes, jnclMfUng rigid
vinyl pipe. It'purchases vinyl resins and other chemicals and blends
these
into
vinyl plastic compoun&s which it extrudes and/or molds
into various end
products.
A number of different shapes are used
by its customers for such purposes, among others, as Aveather snipping,
glazing in aluminum windows and doors, screen splines, sliding qqoi
tracks, electrical plug-in strips and outdoor furniture webbing.
The
company
also sells vinyl plastic compounds to other extruders- or
molders and colors polyethylene on a lee basis for one. ol its customers.
with
the
withdrawn
BUSINESS-The company's
contract
and
request
the, trustees of this company,
in
reorganization, proceedings pursuant to Chapter X of the
Bankruptcy Act pending in the U. S. District Court in Detroit, the
hearing under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to determine
there will be 422,000 shares, outstanding.
full,
the
at
debtor
100,000 shs,
options
Securities
that,
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
part—---
Jacobs Co.—CourT Hearing Postponed—
L.)
The
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
Common
(F.
purposes.
corporate
CAPITALIZATION
.
.
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
part of the City of Madison and four adjoining suburban
most
the
for
5891
Number
190
operating
total
company's
and. aproximately
business
revenues
33ft
derived
were
its
electric
July 31,
40
*1181.
p.
scientists,
The
Midland
30
822.941
with
compared
as
were
nine cents
up
period in 1958.
a
year
for
first
nine
months
iu
1959
Sept.
earnings
on
the
over
•.
in
1959
and
periods
1958.
The
1958, while preferred
same
dividends,
pared with $3,813,572
$4,835,831
was
44. cents
or
share
a
while preferred dividends for the same
respectively.
1959
and
The tax provision for
the
$4=011,'500. in 1958.--V. .190,
cents
51
or
for
the
periods
share
a
third quarter
com¬
ft
known
the
as
located
in
the
missile
and
use
for
St.
at
design
space
Petersburg,
fiscal
than
first
for
quarter
the
sales
a
the
year
first
quarter
and
ago,
last year,
July
"are
say.—V.
and
August,
well
ahead
361.
p.
months
two
same
;
company oil Sept. 22 filed a letter of notification • with the
covering 66,000 shares- of common stock (par 25 cents.) to be
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., Now York. The price for the
issue will be supplied by'amendment.
ft/
The
SEC
office
the
of
is
company
for
located
general
corporate
Millville,
at
N.
is
The
purposes.
corporation
covering
offered
in
Machine
Co.-
-Starts
The
Work
Machine
mill
Company
and
Siderurgie of
has
for
French
equipment
high-lift mill
Paris.
working capital.—V.
ended
tion
June
to
Oct.
D
1959—Month—1958
30.
$4.09
provision
of
and
share
a
of
Other
water
Net
for
—V.
181,478,673
and
128,169,168
124,720,244
866.
3,312,551
3,175,291
1.435,491
24,958,678
20,570,380
1.616,973
13,823,879
12,360.975
3,718,189
3,506,532
28,240,940
23,827,074
3,162,276
3,016.956
24,172,107
20,194,855
charges
190, p,
their
195,192,665
made
fulNyear
The
company's
also
formerly
corporation
covering
SEC
offered
at
The
Oct.
on
60,000
$2.50
proceeds
sales
and
to
shares
of
share,
per
to
are
filed
8
for
10
(par
cents)
the
and
stocks of the
Illinois
Co.,
of
one
be
to
the
Transfer
to
The
companies
Bureau
Co.,
of
such
who
of
former
associates
at
by
Safety,
Service
the
Co.,
Since
associates
other
and
clients
at
flow
he
of
Miles
Mile#
ethical
is
pharmaceutical
and
financed
financing
regulations.
He
Walter
the acquisition of Dome
Beardsley, has announced.
year's
charges,
earnings
on
stated,
"re¬
than
more
Motor Products
has
well
as
also
$5
acquired
increasing
operations, will enable Motor Products to
the
"Our
ability
success
of
continue
to
con¬
expanding,"
management
our
their
team
In
profitability
190,.
Not
1,
to
1969
at
$500
letter
a
of
convertible
offered
be
time
any
stock
common
filed
6
efts ft-
of
1073.
p.
at
through
notification
subordinated
face
of
1,
of
with
The
1968
the
class
of
Period End Sept 30—
1959—Month—1958
Sales
$1,599,210
—V.
its
190, p.
Central
Higher—
$13,712,494
$12,694,688
Approved—
issued
order
an
to
S'95.279
were
<J0';
in
Max
L.
$309,442
in
the
previous
This
where.
14,000
increase
an
volume
from
new
chain
ASE-listed
additional
sh ires
01
the
c -
pital
com¬
of
stock
the
due
of
call
share amounted
retail
164
in
stores
to
lo
be
within
opened
has
the
at
of
the
of
rities.—V.
Niagara
1
the
is
its
second
development
and
research
work
for
in
Florida—a
in
the
field
the
construction
51,000,000
tract
Paul
B.
re-foot
newly
building
located
Terminals.
•
•
in
an
Rivera
will
structure
erected
industrial
Beach
Wishart.
be
is
is
The
but continued
of
just
would
liorth
of
President,
be
Beach,
a
Lewis
,
said
equipped
the
for
40.0QOproduction of
the company's
one-story
pilot
on
will
proceeds
debenture,
conversion
011
that
cents
from
the
nine
share.
a
last
December
at
cents
shares
in
than
shares
occasioned
was
subsequent
less
from. operations, and
from
723,600 to
earned
reduction
and
option
84
the
in
the
principally
retirement
issue
by
and
less
at
the
shares
70.000
of
price
than
value.
Sales
for
the
after
shares
then
comparable
taxes
period
$106,504,
was
outstanding.—V.
of
1959
$15,157,586
were
cents
15
or
190,
share
a
and
the
on
net
723.G00
1073.
p.
Pacific Clay
Products—Sales, Earnings Up—
Sales
18ft-
increased
months
1959
of
Fredericks
compared
while
net income rose 29ft
for the first nine
comparable, period last year. ( President John
the
over
announced
with
16
Oct.
in
Interim
an
report to shareholders.
Sept. 30. 1959, net sales totaled $8,648,941
for the like period of 1958.- Net income
$7,352,610
totaled
$1,107,063,
outstanding
1958. net income
equal
to $1.72 per share based on 645,446 common
Sept .30, 1959.
For the first nine months of
$859,687, equal to $123 a share on 645,543 com¬
011
was
shares outstanding which are
on
In
April 21,
third
the
all
sales
share.
adjusted for the 25ft
be
the
used- for
organized
was
Ave.
Building,
of
the
$2,893,277
third
and
income
was
Net
of $3,370,952.
In
net
income
was
1959
income
net
of
quarter
of
1958
1959,on
Nielsen
cepted
to
begin
The
persons.
that
a
and
or
secu¬
the
laws
of
the
Its present address
1,
Wash.
^
Mr.
Fredericks said,
products
pany's
struction
mercial
about
May,
business of
(1)
Manufacture
by
commercial
in
connection
and
Tupper.
Full-scale operaIionS~~gre "ex¬
1960, using the full-time services of two
B.
the
retail sales and services of
will
consist
the following types:
retail
fishermen,
with
company
sale
and
surveying
of
of
of
manufacturing,
.ft
magnetic
automatic
_
marine compass
with scope
levels
instrumenfs.
$362,161,
(31
Operating
Operating
Federal
continued
residential
at
high
generally
building."—V.
190,
aeronautical
Research,
design
for
Net
.
development
of
expenses
—
50,794,562
taxes
12,377,000
taxes—:—
Float
to
sales
per
reported
56
cents
a
levels
8.817.667
190,
along
with
com¬
con¬
com¬
674.
Co.—Earnings—
1959— 8 Mos.—1958
$
S
78.963,869 672,900.079 G02.824.23l
48.719.486 407,762,359 391.938,293
9,948.000
87,542,000
65,453,000
7,510,414
67,425;773
57,435,824
15,070,032
12.785.969 110,169.947
87,997,114
12,623,052
income,—
oper.
after
—V.
.
charges,
10,326,938
71,262,402
92,430,819
1340.
p.
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp.
Type
Marine
—
Subsidiary Awarded
Now Contract—
Packard Bell Computer Corp. has received a contract from the U. S.
Navy Electronics Laboratory, San Diego (Calif.), for the development of
a
high speed analog-to-digital conversion system, it is announced by
Max Palcvsky, Vice-President of the Packard Bell Electronics
subsidiary.
The
system,
ously
tion
as
Com¬
said, is composed of completely solid state
shallow-water sound propagation and related
It is designed to sample simultane¬
sonar or other analog registrations of informa¬
augment
the
research
at
at
Palevsky
will
and
studios
many
ratqs
as
IS
facility.
Jup to 17,000
per second.—V. 190, p. 1424.
Paramount Pictures Corp.—In Pay TV Deal—
Louis A.
of
Novins, President of International Telemeter Co., a division
—ctures o
rp., and Milton J. Bhapp, President of Jerrold
x..vuru
x
Electronics
Corp., announced
into
equipment
an
and
agreement
Oct.
on
7
that the two organizations had
relating to the manufacture
installation
of
distribution
systems
of
distribution
for
-cloaedgcircuiL pay-as-you-see TV.
Arrangements have also
for continued joint eiigineiing development in the field.
Under
Telemeter
been made
——
.
the
terms of the agreement. Jerrold is authorized to manu¬
special electronic amplifiers and related distribution equip¬
ment. as well as to engineer and Install Telemeter closed-circuit sys¬
tems. •.*.''
facture
E.
of
sale and, rental of various types of optical,
and 'geodetic instruments.
4
and
equal
S
87.039.2G1
___
inc.
p.
1059—Month—1958
revenues
oper.
Net
for
and Self-leveling level for use by land surveyors, engineers, con¬
struction
companies, etc.;
general research in
improvement or re¬
pass
net
"A
Period End. Aug. 31—•
E.
„
(2) Service, repair, retail
nautical,
70 cents
to
company
strong demand was evidenced for the
throughout our marketing area. Sanitation and
projects
arid
entered
operations will commence during
baris.utilizing the part-time servlces of
gradual
on
equal
the
share.
corporate
business
Walter
$451,427
3.15
privilege
uncalled
general
under
Seattle
stock dividend
1959.
quarter
products
of
units
the 9th day of July, 1959.
Fourth
1411
15-acre
section known as
West Palpi Beach.
developed products, He added that production of
on
the
to
from
reduction
profit
the
accepting
$100
approximately
Goodwin
corporation
anticipated
October,
•
.
Rivera
development
Horieywell.
also
at
net
center
semi-conductor
of
1408,
use
new
option
stock.
common
bonds
Crawford
use
products...
The
the
had
interest lor each
debenture at the rate 01"
called
Washington,
Room
It
.»
plans
during
attributable
under
with
31,
1959 was $7.17 a share, an
increase of
the nine-ninth period.
The increase in net
Aug.
York.
of New
'
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—New Plant—
for
debentures
Mohawk
BUSINESS—The
State of
Sunnar
13
at
This
purchase
purposes.
proceeds are to be used to expand,-purchase-new equipment and
increase working capital.
of
City Lank
Co., of Seattle, Wash.,
on Sept, 23 publicly offered 29,399 shares of class A com¬
mon stock at $1
per share.
The
announced on Oct.
major industrial plant
22,015,476
1,
773.
p.
fered—The
Marlow, N. II.—Files With SEC—
company
profit
resulting
657,900.
Nielsen-Tupper Instruments, Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
26
The
This
Oct.
Outstanding
on
plus accrued
$100
the
on
redemption
National
called
each
190,
for
First
price of $104.23
converting
expire Oct.
SEC
to
21,762,569
30,473,185
corporation and its wholly-owmed subsidiaries
nine-months period ended Aug. 31, 1959 of
from operations was $95,158 after taxes, or
the
Net
was
cents
Other
shares
corporation on Oct. 7 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 35,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered at $1 per share, without underwriting.
.
(Calif.)
during
share
a
worth
25
$17,930,400 of
reported that $17,930,400 of its 4r,eft convertible
.1, 1972. were converted into common stock as of
Feb;
PROCEEDS—The
.
30.506,275
3,245,541
$
company, .called
Holders
of
operates
remainder of this fiscal year with
four months.—V. 190, p. 1525.
Mills Corp.,
Co.—Converts
1.
redeemable
specializing in fashion wearing apparel for women and children.
annual report states that 21 stores are expected to be added during
next
Power
stores.
currently
3,203,643
4,029,199
income from earlier operations
operation, the net was equal to 84
common
holding
$15 million of its
$40,471,200 convertible debehtures
on
Aug. 14.
Of the
debentures surrendered for conversion, $14,357,800 were called and the
remainder uncalled.
The
$642,200 balance of the called bonds are
States
The
Mohawk
company
debentures
Totnber, President, pointed out in his letter to stockholders
in sales
and earnings reflected the improved general
conditions prevailing in the country during the year and
added
The
year,
1,711.961
4,024,850
Debentures—
record $42,334,-
common
4,242,254
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
rise
the
that
economic
the
versus
preferred dividends, earnings per
fiscal 1959 and 40c in fiscal 1958.
$
1183.
worth
$1.09
the capital
Niagara
Oct.
After
.
72c
to
$
special
months
for
this Boston
authorizing
Gas
Co.
for
$350,000,
and
5,455
additional
stock ol Northampton Gas Light Co. for $300,025.
Central will apply the proceeds to the reduction of bank notes from
$1,100,000 to $750,000; and Northampton will apply the proceeds of
its stock sale to the reduction of notes payable to NEES from $690,000
to $389,975.—V. 190, p. 1526.
compared with sales of $38,934,836 in the 1958 fiscal year according
the
annual report
released Sept. 30.
Net earnings for the year
961
■
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$
20,692,310 186,812.406 -162.634.884
12,570.712 109,580,486 104.923,197
3,380.376
32.133,321
22,604,923
1,537,579
14.592.324
13,284,195
23,766,970
13.787,905
taxes—
shares
1959—9 Mos—1958
$1,483,488
Massachusetts
shares of
Co., Inc.—Sales, Net Rise-
sales for the fiscal year ended July 31, 1959 reached a
Co.—Earnings-
mon
purchase
to
The
Miller-Wohl
20,968,213
1959—Month—1958
taxes
Burbank
sales
this
D,
263.
SEC has
pany,
Chem¬
Avenue,
23.510,826
25,597.606
paid
Inc. reported earnings of $428,000 after taxes for
eight months of 1959.
This compares with $359,000 for the
of 1958 and $241,000 for 1957.
Dome will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Miles Laboratories.
Administrative and manufacturing operations
will continue at their
End
28.177.424
3,035,999
14 cents a share on the 657,900 shares
outstanding.
During the third quarter the company received a price Increase of
$1,093,739 on a military overhaul, contract performed in prior years.
After applicable
costs and
income .taxes, net gain from
this price
adjustment was approximately $460.000—70 cents a share.
Combining
A
be
New England Electric System—Additional Investments
year
West
3.244.014
Telephone
expenses
$15,443,964.
such
The
National Shirt Shops of Delaware Inc.—Sales
largely
present location in New York- City, at 125
150 people are employed.—V. 189,. p, 48.
3,897.693
3,526,197
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Increases Net Worth—
first
entire
100,749.725
.26,311.620
21,479.206
13,488.927. .11,652,855
1,457,211
deben¬
into
shares
100
106.402,068
3,163,028
income
p.
acquired
debentures,
amount.
Oct.
at the rate
debentures converted.
$5)
(par
12,814,911
1,093,742.
1183.
oner,
This
had
Corp., Dover, N. II.—Files With SEC—
Oct.
13,441.781
revenues
190,
$
—_
ofier.
income
after
charges--.—
—V.
1958
$
174,380.039,157.392.612
taxes3,668.472
inc.
Net
the
as
Other
the
20,779.164
Bell
Federal
sub¬
for.—
1959—8 Mos.
r
$
ft
.$
Domev Chemicals
the
1959— Month—1958
1959—Month—1958
Period E'nd. Aug. 31—
Operating
Operating
and
paid
22,701,688
charges
Ohio
its
already
Telephone Co.—Earnings-
taxes
oper.
book
convertible
each
sub¬
Co.
resources,
program.-
on
Oct.
be
to
direction."
year.
Gear
"
and
cash
company
$60,400,000
equipment
ft.
expenses
inc.
190, p.
the
require
and
For the nine months ended
Dome
profession.
of
expected
results," Nigro
than
of
by
R.
fiscal
$300,000
due
for
The
expansion
is
divisions
which
were
acquired
improved contributions from other
and the effect on their operations
of
Arrow
reflects
In Subsidiaries
major
a
Bell
revenues-
after
—V.
that
said
during the current
offering will
underwritten by Eastern Investment Corp., Manchester, N. H.
The proceeds are to be used for general funds of the company.
Mr; Beardsley said
tion,
A,
are
to
.
Net
share.
new
new
covering
stock
dermatological products for the medical
the acquisition was a $7,500,000 all-cash transac¬
by short-term borrowings, and that permanent
arrangements
will be made at a later date.
producer
a
announced
activities
Miles'" President,
icals.
year.
and
from
corporation
non-voting
thereof
has
for
uncommitted
"also
series
-
cost.
Inc.
plant
that
Mutual Credit
The
Laboratories, Inc.—Acquisition—
Laboratories,
the
and
acquisition
tures
other
idle
equity,
of
Co.
funds
its
SEC
arrangement for
become stockholders
not
tax
Integrating divisional
operations
and
improving
through effective centralized administration."—V.
without
Co.,
of
recent
estimated
of
close
said
said,
to render services
proposes
the
Winch
Nigro
'
Transfer
sales
dilution
Braden
The 1949 order also related to a profitthose- employees of Service Company who did'
and for the disposition by the parent
of its interest in Trust Fund.
The petitions sought certain modifica¬
tions of the conditions imposed by the Commission in the 1949 order
approving the transactions then proposed.—V. 176, p. 1964.
to
sharing
fiscal
completely utilizing
Expenses of carrying
was $256,-
to some extent
accruals,
with
their
growth
corporate-level staff and executive
West
Insur-
and
-
parent,
the
tax
divisions
were..officers and department heads
companies.
Service Co. proposed vo
service
former
to
transfer
Transfer Co.; Safety and Trust Fund
cost..
of
Middle
are
«
the
capital stccks
individuals
more
services
the
of
now
Detroit.
of
accrue
these
of
excess
elimination
of
construction
/
of
seven
or
render
Stock
related
order
consideration,
to
subsidiaries.
Fund.
1949
Safety
said
in
of
without
and equipment; salaries of additional engineers; expansion
promotion, public relations and advertising; working capital
retire short-term bank loans.
'ft
Trust
In
application
after
million
with
underwriting.
the/ purchase
Income,
stantially
The
SEC
has
issued
an
order "under
the
Holding Company Act
granting petitions of four former subsidiaries of the Middle West
Corp.
for modification
of a 1949 order of the Commission
which
approved, as steps in the dissolution of the parent, certain transfers '
Th<>
technical
flecting
notification
of
stock
common
without
used
be
letter
a
J.—Files
tinue
ance
plant
income taxes were expected to
•
Service
the
of
cause
Corp.—Modification of Dissolution Order
Approved by Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
Ave.
close
is
provision was made for federal income taxes, according to Nigro,
of
a
tax
loss
carry-forward from the period
when
Motor
Products
was
divesting itself of former operating divisions and be¬
Middle West
of
Mack
the
near
division
Bond
products
No
machinery
of
idle
until
the
electronic
and
to
year.
Mid-Eastern Electronics Inc., Springfield, N.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
expenditures .of
material
of
industrial
Bond
maintaining idle plant facilities during the fiscal year
equivalent to a charge "against income of 85 cents a
"Net
The
acquired
that
noted
research
contributions
because
1298.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
estimated
are
1526.
oper.
Net
Net
a
divisions
systems
not
were
Nigro
15,035.843
income
oper.
after
Net
divisions
23,183.157
taxes
ope*,
1959
p.
Other
I
300,000
on
$325,000
net earnings from operations.
warehousing and Trionics advanced
2-1,999,437
16,351,774
revenues
Operating
expenses
__
Federal income taxes-
,190,
Federal
reported sales of $8,573,895 for its fiscal
net earnings of $1,226,295 from
operations,
the
Aermotor
1959—8 Mos.—1958
$
S
$
$
.
Operating
Construction
$17,800,000
Operating
1
com¬
antici¬
an
Northwestern
Corp.—Earnings—
on
£he
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Gas
Period End. Aug. 31—
shares outstanding.
This was
non-recurring loss on trig disposi¬
company's investment in a former subsidiary. Net income
after
this non-recurring charge was $3.00 a share.
j j
Ray Nigro, President, said that only the Duncan parking meter and
before
in
Period Erid. Aug. 31—-
V.
for
in
of
use
1435.
p.
market
is
1959 construction program and the repayment of bank
therefor, the purchase of securities to be issued by
their costs of construction and for other corporate
incurred
purposes.
underwriting
188,
services
interest
payment of the
Files With
No
through
►subsidiaries
.
amount.
.initial
the Seattle
to
to be supplied
are
loans
-ft:
face
at
chief
and
at 2223. Dodge Street, Omaha,, on Oct. 9,
statement. with
the "SEC
covering
$25,000,000
debentures
due
Nov.
1,
1979, to be offered
for
fund
The
Inc.
terms
letter of notifciatign with.the
subordinated debentures to be
a
5-yeit
$100
to be used for
are
corporation
equivalent
The
will be installed at the firm's
Dunkirk, France for the rolling of slabs 3 to 12 incli
thick, 49 to 65 inch wide, and 75 to 118 inch Jong from ingots weigh¬
ing up to 25 tons.—V. 190, p. 1072.
plant
new
7ft
of
such -purposes.
the
market for similar sales
a
$
proceeds
This
work on a 45 x
120
Inch
for
Societe
Dunkerquoise
de
begun
related
filed
30
of
be
In addition
underwriting group
headed
by
Blyth
&
rate, public offering price and underwriting
by amendment. Net proceeds of the financing,
together with other company funds, including the proceeds from the
5.60ft preferred stock sold in October 1959. will be used to complete
Co.,
the
.
wiM
registration
sinking
public
sale
current
1958,"
for
rental
or.
market
services.
located
company*
a
operating
Mill
year
Meuta
This
filed
J.
on
Firm—
slabbing
of
—
this
and
involved.
Motor Products
Mesta
fishing fleet,
sale
for
that
sales
company's
to pleasure craft 1n the Puget Sound area and also
transient fishing vessels based in Alaska and Oregon.—V. 190.
p. 873.
Aug. ,31,
51ft.
its
of
months
surveying,
pated with respect
were
,
Sept.
on
$130,000
denominations
instruments
anticipated
sidiaries
This
used
and
is
the
of
two
first
the
the
of
in. navigation,
the
Seattle area.
The company will offer services relating
inspection, checking and repair of optical-and nautical instru¬
presently in use on such fishing vessels.
It will also offer
mercial
v
Springs, Colo.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
offered
be
It
for
were
190,
used
the
of
Northern Natural
ended
profits
net
methods
and
;
location
in
the
charts
equivalent
for
year,
report
SEC
will
was
262,
p.
Maul Bros., Inc.—Files With SEC—
proceeds
fleet
to
and
production
of
vehicles.
That plant
Mortgages, Inc., Colorado
ft The
and
Research
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
sales
higher
quarter
$213,799,
affiliate,
of 1958,
SJ.Ti'JDftiOO in
third quarter was
about
loca¬
company
proposed
7
corporation's principal" business oper¬
ations is a portion of a building to be odnstructed and leased
by the
Seattle Port Authority at Shilshole 'Bay Boat Basin in
-Seattle, Wash¬
ington. This will provide the company with an advantageous location
for its proposed services in connection with the ■commercial
fishing
$1,210,214, and net income for the period
to 22 cents per share on the outstanding
common stock,
according to the report to stockholders by P. Rothberg,
President.
In 1958, first quarter sales were
$705,598, and net Income
of $141,116 was equivalent to
15 cents per share.
ft
Net profits of Montrose Chemical Corp. of
California, 50ft
owned
$33,173 and $90,316
were
71ft
than
First
was
for
$12,006,700 in
and
plant,
for
reports
company
were
greater
same
provision
ftftft' ft '5 V * ft . ft <ft
operating income for the third quarter of 1959,
consolidated net
aftor..preferred
the
Florida
ago
systems
Montrose Chemical
$6,959,977
were
The
other
years
guidance
This
1959
dividends lor
$140,245 and
$319,491 respectively.
the nine months was $13,093,700 in 1959
in
taxes
$6,421,915 in
were
various
The
recently was expanded and now employs about 900 persons, is
currently developing guidance systems for a number of the nation's
space programs.—V. 190,
p. 1525.
there were 9,520,769 common
shares outstanding.
Common dividends declared for the first nine months
the
design of instruments
forestry,. etc.
which
;
..
facility—to
from
center.
new
the
high-
ments
two
incrtial
ft-•: •'.*•••'.•.
'
'.ft- 'ft
For the first nine months of 1959 consolidated net operating income
of the corporation, its constituent banks and affiliates, after preferred
dividends, was $13,943,948 or $1.37 per share, compared with $11,096,009
or
$1.28 per share for the same, period last year.
On Sept. 30, 1959
•
technicians
the
to
where
Minneapolis
headquartered.
said.
erected
outstanding
the corporation's per share
ago,
tiie
stock
and
in
is
country's leading producers of
and
industrial uses.
Initially
military
Florida
Honeywell's
Corp.—Earnings Up—
additional shares of common
for
continue
Division
the
Development Center of Honeywell Semiconductor Division—is expected
to be ready for occupancy by early summer of 1960, the announce-1*-
u
Marine
of
transferred
new
would
Product
one
engineers
be
will
ment
With
Is
transistors
tions
approximately 76ftft of the; company's gross property account
represented electric property^ approximately 21ft. represented gas prop¬
erty; and approximately 3 ft" represented "common property.—V.
190,
transistors
division
power
1959
of
Semiconductor
The
and on
from
from its gas business;
line
existing
firm's
villages and had. a 1958 estimated population of approximately 162,000.
For tile 12 months ended. July 31, 1959, approximately 67 ft
of the
(1631)
the
Fitzgibbons,
Players
President
Famous
of
Trans
Canada
Telemeter,
a
division
Canadian
Corporation
Limited,
announced
in
jointly with Trans Canada engineering';
staff, and Canadian Bell Telephone Co., has designed1 and is super¬
vising the construction of the outside plant for the first Telemeter
operation scheduled for West Toronto. Canada, as well as providing
Canada
the
that
basic
Jerrold
distribution
working
equipment.—V."1 189.
pp.
2678
and
2569.
?
«
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1632)
"Authorized
First
Val. at $35 U. S. per oz.
Yaiue per yard in U.S.
12,343,000
18,707
40,920
2;,4%
$1,354,745
$1,042,410
$2,040,995
refunding mortgage bonds—
series due 1967___
series due 1971—__w_____—
2^4%
23V%
75,457
series
due
1974
series
due
1978
'
2%%
2%%
21.39c
18.54C
23.10c
19.19c
—
—
8,800,000
series
series
due
1988__i—_
series
series
Common
PURCHASERS—The
to
purchase
William
purchasers
the
provided in
Blyth
Baird
Leeds
&
&
Co.,
Inc.:.
&
2,675,000
1,000,000
;
Sons
Sherrerd
&:
Clark,
De
increase
"The decision to
said,
Crouter
the
offices
be
to
Bodine____
Merrill,
250,000
Dominick-.
1,700,000
Dominick
&
&
Co.
Glore,
Forgan
Harriinan
set
.
,
Ripley & Co.,
<te
—:
2,675,000
—V.
190,
190,
1,700,000
...
1959—Month—1958
1959—9 Mos —19580"
$7,073,109
$6,324,381 $60,927,092 $52,718,723
'
corporation, located at 55 Green Village Road, Madison, N. J.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 13, 1959, covering
of participations in oil and gas exploratory fund. The
are
to be offered by Mineral Projects Co., Ltd., on a best
efforts basis, for which the latter will receive a commission equal to
of 1%
of subscriptions. Minimum participations accepted will be
It
The
Fund
properties or
exploratory
over-riding royalty
interests
will
its
bear
to which
wells
and
the
share
thereon.
as
€5.
be
dry,
all
of
Interests
the
the
IXackett
/stock
of
of
standing
of
burdens
on
acquired by
the
completing
considers
lists
Clinton
Madison
directors
as
tlieir
immediate
Townsend
of
or
payments
the Fund
Corp.
of
of
equipping
to
out
of
has subsidiaries
the
and
respectively
and
such
Hartz
of
of
Philadelphia
with
weie
Halsey,
Electric
Co. —Bonds
&
Co.
Offered
>>
three
other
&
100.18% ;
bids,
Co.
all
Inc.
•
-
bonds
Co..
the company
at redemption
■SptM! 1988™
PROCEEDS—A
Jri™
interim
portion
f,
of
the
i)iet
proceeds
USCC1 t0 oi
r/pay ^15,000,000
financing
construction,
iSirrf Le c,onst.™ction Prdgram.
incieasing demands for its services will
last
five
ol
plants and
months
fhrnmjh0<iQr?
fmm
with
thp
the
of
facilities
1959.
of
The
require
the
of
or
$88,000,000
in
1960
sale
balance
of
will
the
$71 000 000
in
of
Co.
The
Royal
one distributionthe
£L J 0n two counties in northeastern Maryland,
PhkSS
Electricity is supplied to a population of
™
surrounding counties, in a service area
Sar
year
of the company
months ended
July
to
31. 1959, total operating
$257,276,000 and gross incomi
oooMh $51'6b6.'°00, compared with total operating
j9|g47''45'000 acd §ross income of $48,177,000 for the calen-.
deposit
of
be
received
New
Royal
York,
Trust
Co.
Co.
fo-
New
of
The
or
"Canadian
use
their
and
"B"
shares
to
class
The
York;
Canada;
Canada
at
at
at
the
offers
&
30
is
cents
«
a
dealer
advised
Millan
able
to
consummated
Powell
River
Bloedel
in Canada
pursuant
the
pay
,
Powell
6c
or
the
Powell River
soliciting
River
Bloedel
that
of
Tire
to
the
ex¬
dealer
managers
dealer
managers
estimates
total
the
list
are
IU
.
dealer.
on
shareholder
Wood,
basis
the
not
expenses,
of
the
by
sale
Depositary,
for account, of exchanging
in Powell River shares
the status of the
amalga-'
force in states of the United States
MacMillan & Bloedel shareholders resident
tax laws should consult their counsel with
bear
to
and
pay
dealers,
for
provinces
anci
states.
Should the exchange
chartered ac¬
of registering
the exchange
and securities
offers not be
(he
Bloedel have
&
Gas Corp.—Expansion
Program—
improvement
construction program for expansion and
facilities between now and 1963 if public demand con¬
tinues its present rapid growth, is foreseen by Leonard Milano, Execu¬
tive Vice-President of this corporation.
;
j
In a speech on Oct. 7 to the New York Society of Security Analysts
in
New
York City, Mr. Milano said that new gas business installed
since June 1, 1959 or contracted and awaiting completion of customers'
facilities,
now
totals an estimated annual consumption exceeding
7
billion cubic feet.
"This additional gas business is equivalent to
140';
of the entire' 5 billion cubic foot volume of natural gas
during the fiscal year concluded June ,30," he said, "and includes
dustrial, commercial and residential services.
It represents estimated
annual revenue of approximately $4 million.
"Quebec Natural Gas Corp. presents an unusual situation as con¬
trasted with the typical public utility company in the United States.
million
$44
natural
gas
sold
in- -
Basically,
the transformation from a gov ,
investor-owned corporation.
.
gas utility, i
we obtained
schedules from our regulatory agency in October,
represents
company
our
utility operation to an
ernment-owned
began business April 25. 1957 as. a manufactured
Conversion to natural gas was completed in May, 1958 and
•"We
natural gas
our
rate
'
estimated population of the metropolitan Montreal area
1,700,000, about 10% of the population of tfce Dominion of Canada
1958.
"The present
is
as
a
whole."
strides in Canada's'economic progress,
of the natural gas supply of the metro¬
important factors in /the company's develop¬
ment program.
He pointed out that the annual rate ; of growth in
Canada's population* since 1951 is on the order of 2.9 % , compared with
approximately 1.7% lor the United States, and while Canada's popu¬
lation has increased an estimated
44% between 1941 and 1958, the
increase for the Province of Quebec is 47%.—V. 190, p. 1073.
Mr.
Milano
coupled
with
the
cited
'
great
expansion
the
politan Montreal area,
626 West
share (but r.ot more than $900 nor less than $6 with
shares of one owner) with respect. to shares submitted
cutties
suoimu
T./UlAf of
"*
*
'
Letter <-<f I""—"—1 and Acceptance
Transmittal
bearing the * name of a
manager
the
Quebec Natural
A
as
Gundy
an
&
analysis
maximum
expected
Co.
of
aggregate
to
exceed
Ltd.
has
has
the
Mac¬
fees
pay¬
$350,000.
including the dealer managers''
America—Registers With SEC—
at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, filed
statement with the SEC on Oct. 8, 1959 covering 400,000
Radio Corp. of
-
corporation^ located
This
Co.
will
;
.
,
respective managements of Powell River and Mac¬
agreed upon an apportionment of slich out-ofpocket expense between the two companies.—V. 190, p. 874.
Morgan Guaranty
London, England, office
per
to
owned
fees and expenses' of counsel and
each oi the compunies and the expense
qualifying. Powell River shares involved in
under the United. States Securities Act ol 1933
Millan
receipts will trade
Cjreenshields & Co. Inc.
Managers"), whereby such companies h've
efforts to solicit exchanges i of class
"A"
MacMillan
shares
families,
Regulations,
consummated,
deposit
best
of
respective
The
office
any
Trust
deposited,
be
Bloedel
&
shall be consummated, Powell
all out-of-pocket expense incidental
charges of the Depositary
for Powell River and Mac¬
Bloedel shares,, charges of dealer. managers including the
&
laws, of
Toronto,pMoptreal
Royal. Trust Co.,
forwarding
board of di¬
approved by the
"Otherwise8
or
at
change offers and to form separate groups of
soliciting dealers in the
U.S. and Canada respectively for this
purpose.
If the plant of amalga¬
mation
'
Dealer
agreed
TI-UU
with
amounted
Such
has been
Bloedel and by the board of directors and the
to
cause
their
proposes
countants
offers will remain open until at
least the close of
16, I960, and may be extended to
not later than
Provision is made in the
exchange offers for issuance
deposit receipts to shareholders
depositing shares for
the
on
soliciting
—
Stock
will
Trust
respect
EARNTNGSt-Foe the 12
1960.
...
the-offer made
or- 30% of the
under income tax laws in
Millan
purposes,
located
"A" shaves
plan of amalgamation, including
the Transfer Agents and Registrars
"and
Powrll River has entered into an
agreement in and for the United--,
States with White, Weld & Co., Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., and Greenshields & Co
(N. Y.) Inc (the "US Dealer
Managers"; and in and
for Canada with Wood, Gundy & Co. Ltd. and
£ fllfcoKe? adjacent^foVhhaSS.^th
'
office
shares
Powell River. MacMillan & Bloedel has advised Powell
of its
directors and principal
shareholders propose
all
or
of
the
to
Feb.
on
Vancouver
(the
revenues
corporate
MacMillan
respect to such matters.
In case either of the exchange offers
a
transferable
Trust
1961
$371,000^000
^ubsld^ary^sen-es^tec^ricfu'^^^r0 ^l°Ctr^ rr°jeet-nnd
in
other
principal
• \ .'v
acquire pursuant to
of the class
of fractional share
interests
recognized and subject to taxt.
attempt has been made to investigate
River
incidental
expenses
of
3loei'ei
&
beeh
acquire the
to
income tax laws.
states having income
in
of
exchange
Deposits
sources.
to
its
Pender St., Vancouver 2, British
Columbia.
nf
xfiin ono
and
with
for
shares
will
shares
have
be
mation
St.,
Depositary for the exchange offer is
S
of these funds is expected to be obtained
renmin^nS anreCHl/tieS'provided from present-sale of bonds,
lllcl!jdin« the
remaining €0% being
internal
Siacent
capital
corporation,
used
ex-dividend.
be
company expects that
expenditures for the
or a total of
be
"A"
"B"
sbill
invoke
to
having
Exchanges.
The
MacMillian & Bloedel
regular
quarterly dividend normally paid in December and the extra
dividend
heretofore paid in
January will be paid to depositing shareholders
depositing shares before Nov. 16, 1959 and
approximately $52,000,000 in tlie
aud $90'000.000 in 1963,
working
will
shall
amalgamation
Treasury
No
Offered—This
exchange prior to consummation of the
exchange offers.
receipts may be traded Over-the-Coun'cer or on
redeemed after
the
State
The
of bank loans obtained
and
operations,
Oro
March 14,
First
100.1599%
from
the
business
Thev
a ,lowcr "^rest cost to the company
they are redeemable at the option
prices ranging from 106.10%'- for
bonds
OCt' 1" 19G° t0 100for those
West
proceeds
a;'
;
20%
(Canada)
MacMillan
realized
'
•
naming a 5%. coupon rate.
associates, 100.22%; The
&
net
the class
shares
MacMillan
of
shareholders,
Exchange Offer — This com¬
prospectus dated Oct. 13, 1959, is
offering in
the United
States a maximum of
4,500,000 ordinary
shares (without par
value) of its capital stock (as pres¬
ently constituted, reflecting the subdivision on
Oct. 5,
1959, of the former Powell River
shares on a two-for-one
basis) to holders of, and in
exchange for, outstanding
class A shares and class B
shares (each without par
value) of MacMillan and Bloedel
Ltd., on the basis of
seven shares of Powell
River for three shares of Mac¬
Millan &
Bloedel, whether class A shares or class B
shares.
r>r7™° tbn°nnot ari° nio™ef™able-at
to Oct. 1, 1964.
Otherwise,
prior
expansion
stock, and the repayment
capitalization of the com¬
Stock
class
to
Internal Revenue
outstanding Mac¬
shares Under the
exchange offers will not, by reason of such exchange,
realize any
-gain or loss which will be recognized for purposes of Federal income
tax
laws of the
United States of America (except that any gain,
England.
common
Corp.—Common
Powell River Co. Ltd.
—
and
and White, Weld
Mining
pany, via
were
$4,175,000 of the
Stuart
Corp.,
the
in
the class
to
Powell I River
Offers.
as
ruling has b"en obtained from the United States
to the effect that United States holders of
Millan & Bloedel shares exchanged for Powell River
of
America, the sole owner of the out¬
Projects Corp. They also own all the
&
Hartz, Inc.,
the general partner
had been sold:
?orW
for
the
consolidated
-
sucli
A
outstanding
Morgan
joint managers
which publicly offered on
Oct. 15, a new issue of
$50,000,000 first and refunding
mortgage bonds, 5% series due 1989, at 101.09% to
yield
4.J3 7c to maturity. The
group was awarded the issue at
competitive sale on a bid of 100.3423% for the
5%
coupon. At press time on Oct. 16
of
and
of
loans,
of
-
will '<
share—'
under the exchange offers, all
or controlled by them and
constituting approximately 59%
of the outstanding shares of MacMillan & Bloedel.
tax Position of U. S. Shareholders of MacMillan & Bloedel—Powell
River
is
a
British Columbia
corporation and MacMillan & Bloedel
is a Canadian corporation and
the position," under Canadian income
tax laws, of MacMillan '& Bloedel shareholders residing in the United
States, will not be affected by the exchange of their-shares for shares
of Powell River -under
the exchange Offers.
Under the Income Tax
Act
of Canada,
all dividends payable to non-residents
of Canada
(other than certain charitable organizations) are subject to a with¬
holding tax of 15% .
In practice this tax is deducted ftom all divi¬
dends paid, to such .non-resident shareholders, and the particulars, ol
such deduction supplied on ah accompanying certificate.
Shareholders
resident in the Uni.cd States may take
the taxes so withheld as a
credit against their United States income taxes to the extent and in
the manner permitted, cy
lie United States Internal Revenue Code
and
with American
Dry
Concentrating Co., a Texas Corporation, which controls the
"Yewell Process" a
patented process for recovery of valuable
minerals
without the use of water.—V.
190, p. 976,
Vice-
Davidson
Stanley & Co. and Drexel
an
underwriting group
Boston
sale
90%
exchange
fractional
any
Service
Tucson, Ariz., was incorporated under the laws
Arizona, Jan. 14, 1959, for the purpose of
exploiting
the wealth of minerals which lie in
arid regions of the United States
and throughout the
world.
The
company will work
Paul
together
the
mining
of
underwriting firm,
There
Canada
bank
BUSINESS—This
said
and
President,
Hartz
11.7';
own
of
to
636
of
were
in
the
to
short-term
PROCEEDS—The
are
attempt to ^complete.
Raymond E.
Davidson
families
Petroleum
stock
and
advisable
Davidson,
Secretary-Treasurer.
tetock
outstanding
the
company
and
members
of
and
prospectus
President
■
.
Concannon, who is also President of the corporation and
who will be acting as agent for the sale of these
securi-ties. The corporation has been
registered as a dealer in
securities in Arizona for the
purpose of selling this issue
in Arizona.
drilling,
The
subject at
the time of such acquisition. The sums
paid by participants will be
applied
against
the
costs
chargeable
to
the
participants for- the
acquisition of property interests, the drilling of exploratory wells, the
plugging and abandoning of such of said wells as the
company con¬
The
2,000,000
through James N.
completing and
company
will retain a
•firth
as to
exploratory wells and drill sites and
30% of the interests acquired in each prospect other than the exploratory wells and drill sites. In each instance the interest of the cor¬
wells
1,700,000
Co—
directors
Tolaris
will utilize the amounts paid or agreed to
primarily for the acquisition oi oil and/or
of
to
1,700,000
Co._200,000
&
that
members
company on Oct. 2 publicly offered 200,000 shares of its
common stock (par 50
cents) at $1 per share. These secu¬
rities will be offered to the
public
company
the
leases,
siders
Struthers
Exchange
the
River
MacMillan &
of
deposit
will
into
production
&
Co-.—
&
tft
of
MacMillan
ot
intends
of
plan
the
.
Firnd.
poration
Wood,
Inc.____
Co..
Baker
Witter
-termination^
the
:
exchange*
action.
of
and its Canadian subsidiary will be $3,142,000 in long-term debt;
16,948 shares of cumulative preferred stock,
par $50;
and 4,328,900
shares of common stock, par $2,—V.
190, p. 1341.
company will offer to enter into separate participation agree¬
ments with persons or firms pursuant to which the latter will par¬
ticipate in the acquisition of oil and/or gas leases or properties and
the drilling of wells on such interests by Petroleum Projects Corp.
'
1341.
p.
&
Thayer,
shares
River
to
pany
$10,000.
equipping
190,
Giving effect
of
The
gas
Stroud
"B"
River
on
Oct.. 13
authorized the filing of a registration
with
the Securities
and Exchange
Commission covering a
offering of 200,000 shares of its common stock.
This rep¬
resents slightly less than 5%
of the stock outstanding.
The shares
will be offered
to
the public
by an underwriting group headed by
The First
Boston
Corp.
The
major portion
of
the
net
proceeds
to
be
received
by the
company will be used to retire $6,000,000 of short-term bank
loans
made during
the last one an a half years in connection with the
expansion and modernization of its Stamford, Conn., plant and offices.
a
paid
Co.___
150,000
The company is engaged
principally in the manufacture and mar¬
keting of postage meters and business machines in the United States.
securities
be
&
the
;PoWell
that, class,
of
shareholders of
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—To Register With SEC—
<1,500,000
—First
Hutton
E.
The
This
for
1,700,000
&
Hilliard
B.
at
annroDriate
<te Bloectel, but not
100%; thereof
the,provisions of Section 128 of the
remaining shares of the class
of which at least 90% .shall have been acquired.
Section 128 of the
Companies Act (Canada) provides in substance thai where a company
•has become entitled to acquire at least .90% of a class of shares of
another
company
within four months t;, pursuant / to !an, offer, > the
acquiring company may, by complying "with the provisions of the
section, acquire the remaining shares on the terms-of the offer through
class
rectors
Paul
•
shares
the exchange,
when
.
Powell
the event
3he
Inc
deposited.
so
respect
court
statement
779,111,794
Petroleum Projects Corp.—Registers With SEC—
iiled
'
•
450,000
Bogan,
of
Bloedel,
&
Oilers.
&
;
Co.,
Dean
362.
p.
Weeks___
W.
$
$
Stores Inc.—Sales Up—
Drug
-
—V.
•
proposed
Period End. Sept. 30—
gales
2,675,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
450,000
Smith, Barney & Co—_/ 2,675,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce___
450,000
250,000
J.
&
be
1183.
p.
Peoples
Son
J.
1959—8 Mos.-rl958
£>
120,939,980 108,039,453 845,719,721
._
Noyes
Roberts
Parke
1,700,000
...
$
Sales
Co.,
450,000
Sheridan,
Hornblower &
locations will
These
up.
1959—Month—1958
Period End. Sept. 30—
Inc.
'&
terms
the
to
Companies Act
450,000
Smith
Turben
rS
the
River has the right,. at its option
to waive
these conditions and to consummate the-exchanges if not
less than 80%. of ihe total number of MacMillan & Bloedel shares
Pdwell
Pierce,
_—
Schmidt,
Co.l__ 2,675,000
&
Co._
—V.
Sales Up-
&
:
250,000
_u_
receive
on
been
has
in
2,G75,000
Co
to
consummation .of
on
and"YotintF
irai.ed
right
regardless of class, shall have been.deposited pursuant to the Exchange
Reynolds & Co.—______ 1,700,000
250,000
Inc.
Hemphill.
three
shortly.
announced
&
Lynch,
Inc.
&
Ferris
sixty credit stores will be added in areas serviced
credit
new
agreed
2.675,000
Co.___
Inc.
Masten
Fenner
1,700,000
Haven
.
10
E.
Merrill
450,000
Dodge <fc Co
& Townsend,
&
names of the depositing share¬
Bloedel for dividend
are
the
represent
deposited for exchange, and as
Bloedel, when 90%- of each
In
Co.,__^_
&
Mason-Hagan,
A.
450,000
Childs Securities Corp.Z_
for about
Total number oi stores
Loeb
.sharoi
&
«
Peabody & Co- 2,675,000
Kidder,
Lazard Freres
ot. Section
States.
Powell
_MacMiJlan & Bloedel depositing shares for
.MacMillan
of
.
principal
respective
will
River
be. obligated to consummate
„
$450,000
Kuhn,
250,000
dealers
meaning
United
the
Subject
.
■
.
During 1960 50 credit stores will be added in areas serviced by
of the company's seven credit offices already established.
the
severally
have
following
Inc.
Co.,
& Co.____
Brown
Butcher
in September of 1958 after 56 years of operating strictly
on
a
cash-and-carry® basis.
Since then additional stores have been
odded bringing the current total to 190.
j
Three hundred and
■
of
Janney, Dulles & Batles,
1,000,000
Alex.
stores
number of
24 pilot stores
by
the mortgage. /
below
named
company ' the
bonds
new
Inc.
is based on favorable experiences in stores
tested." The company first started credit with
been
the
Robert W.
stores
credit
credit has
where
President,
Batten,
M.
of
•lumber
as
•:
Offer Charge Accts.
of sales.
——
except
Morgan Stanley & Co.c. $2,900,000
Drexel
Co.__—2,900,000
announced plans to increase the number of
of the company's dollar volume
is currently 1,681.
from
^
of
amounts
Bartow
40%
i___—
amount
and soliciting
the
the
Depositary to sell for hh> account
of Powell Riyer to which he would be entitled.
•
'
In the chain
(no par
in
of
°PmSii Up/h° Caseconsummation avoid issuance of fractional
may be- To of: exchanges, each sharePov.eH River
ol
.holder
authorize
(Redeemable, at the option of the company, at the following dollar
share, plus accrued dividends: 4.68%* series—$105 to Dec.
31, 1962, and $104 thereafter; 4.4%/'series—$112.50 to Dec. 31, 1962,
and $104 thereafter; 4.3%
series—$102 to Dec. 31, 1962, and;. $104"
thereafter; 3.8%
series—$106 to Dec. 31, 1962, and $104 thereafter.
Federal income taxes reflects percentage
the favorable baste permitted by recent cou
(J. C.) Penney Co.—More Stores to
stock
Fowl!
TOt I
shares
,
.
cumul.
stock,
com.
on
150,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
400,000 shs. / .
231,345 shs.
231,345 slis.
14,768,655 shs..
13,446,431 shs.
,
within
1933
number of shores of Powell River
or
to
the jeturn .of the ■deposited
.
amounts per
^In^th^years^iovisioiiTor
This company has
,
♦Unlimited
150.000 slis.
274,720 shs.
150,000 shs.
;•
—.—_—_______
dealer managers
of
';ftod^sliares wiU re:main in thethe books of MacMillan'"^^
in.rC°M
%
300.000 shs.
—
S.
Act
and
Deposit .Receipts
500.000 shs.
•
prefer,
U,_jS.
40,000,000
—•—
U.
underwriters
indemnify the U. S. dealer managers and soliciting
each person
(if any» controlling any U. S, dealer man¬
soliciting dealer .with respect to certain liabilities under the
Securities .Act of 19.13.
holder.-;
curnul.-j
paxi
be
or
50,000,000
.....
dividend
to
Securities
ager
40,000,000
Unclassified
$1
the
dealers,
150,000 shs.
series
but the
deemed
of
River has agreed to
50,000,000
series
3.8,%
ofl9a9'n$
offering credit by 410 during 1980. By the end of 1960 the
•stores offering credit will total 600.
These stores account
—
($100
such,
as
be
(lit
20,000,000
1987
4.4%
corporation for the three months ended
highest for any third quarter in the company
On sales of $19,017,631 for the third quarter
profit was $3,968,264, or $1.42 per share, as compared to sales oi
<16,400,598 and net profit of $3,400,800, or $1.22 per
Hi
third quarter of 1958, according to B, W. Druckenmiller
President.
t>oth periods 2,788,191 shares of capital stock were outstanding.
On sales of $40,392,490 for the .pipe-month period ending Sept. 30
1959 .net profit was $7,652,997, or $2.74 per share, as compared
•sales of $36,032,079 and.net profit of $6,311,019, or $2.26 per shaic
depletion computed on
decisions.—V, 190, p. 362.
due
4.3%/
1959 were the
Story.
due
series
4.68%
income of this
and net
30
series
3-?4%
Earnings Rise—
Penii-Dixie Cement Corp.—Sales,
Sales
jBept
series
stock
2
35.000,000
19831985—T
1986--—_______
tPreferred
may
30.000,000
1932....
43'a%
4r;»%
v,
writers,
65,000,000
1981_^_^__r_—
due
the
and
20,000.000
25,000,000
>
3'/« %
_
,
due
series .due
—3 Vb %
company
,
due
series
3V4%
-
only realized an average price of U. 6;
<31.14 per ounce from gold sales during this period.
months of
Dredge No. 4 was out of production for the first six monius
1959 while oh its flotation move which coinmenced m
1958'
The dredge will not be back in production until nnd-August.
^Tbenit^ profit from V dredging operation for the six mtotta
-ended June 30,
1959, subject to audit and year-end
^
estimated at*$300.000, or 8'4 cents per share.
This cortpaws with
met
profit of $700,000
(20 cents per share; for the same penou
last year.—V. 188, p. 1047.
The
NOTE:
$65,000,000
:—
Monday, October 19» 1959
$200,000 fee payable, if the plan is consummated, to
Wood, Gundy & Co.'Ltd. for services in developing the plan of amal¬
gamation, at $1,000,000, all of which will be paid by Powell River.'
,'Tht. Exchange offers are not underwritten and there are no under¬
Outstanding
.
and
5,804,000
4,009,000
25,599
$895,905
Yardage dredged __—
Ounces fine gold______:_
cents
1959—0 Mos.—1958
1959-—3 MOS.—1958
Period End. June 30—
.
fees
capitalization giving effect to present financing
Operations
Ltd.
Dredging
Gold
Consolidated
Pato
and Production—
;
.
.
a
registration
of
shares
on
the
under
common
RCA
Ranney
which shares Jiave been or may
options which have been and may
Option Plans.—V. 190, p. 1566.
stock,
of
exercise
the
be delivered
be granted
Stock
Refrigerator Co,—Registers With SEC—
__
"
Greenville, Mich., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Oct.
8, 1959, covering 43,500 shares of
common
stock
(par $2.50). Of this stock, 40,000 shares are to be
offered for public sale for the account of the issuing company and
3,500 shares, representing outstanding
stock, by the present holders
thereof. The offering is to be made at $8 per share through an under¬
writing group headed by Campbell, McCarty & to.', Inc., for which
$1 per share commission is to be paid.
The company is engaged in the production and manufacture of up¬
right home freezers and two-temperature refrigerator freezer combina¬
tions, and in the production of cabinets for housing electronic guidance
systems for missiles under subcontract from government suppliers. It
This
company,
located
in
Volume
190
110.000 common shares.
has outstanding
noT
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
3391
Number
(1633)
Stockholders'
A portion oi' the proceeds
to pay the cost'of expanded
to
$14.01
facilities at Greenville to house new electrostatic paint spray
and
inctal preparation equipment, estimated to cost $200,000.
The
remainder of the proceeds will he used for working capital.
p.
equity reached $22,878,814 as of July 31, 1959, equal
share on the 1,632,817 shares then outstanding.—V. 190,
Vice-President, 100,000; and Harold Good. Wilma S. Good, and Winna
E. Hostetler, directors,
40,000, 63,500 and 63,500 shares resp&xively.
They propose to sell 15,000, 50,000,, 20,000, 30,000 and 50,000 shares,
respectively.
f*,
1463.
sale of additional stock will he used
of the
plant
St. Regis Paper Co.—Exchange Offer—St. Regis Paper
.
outstanding' stock,
the
Of
the
of-12.920
owner
Charles W.
shares
President, is
Martin.
Margaret
and
C.
listed
Frederick
(Mrs.
us
B.)
Mrs. Ranney proposes to sell 3,000 shares of her hold¬
ings; and the remaining 500 shares are being sold by Mary Emily
(Mrs. J. l.) Vnitelaw.
11,200.
Ranncy,
Republic
Natural
Co.—Dividend—Re-election
Gas
Officers—
the
rate
This
by
will
dividend
represents
Republic.
suing
receive
the
Mr.
Wildes
all
officers,
of
share,
Chairman
also
dividend
consecutive
forty-fourth
has
payable
26,
record date Oct. 15, as
the Board of Directors.
of
of
per
Oct.
dividend
semi-annual
a
of
thirty cents
-by. W. H. Wildes,
announced
"■
.
Stockholder;,
at
of
announced
re-election
paid
the
for
en¬
Messrs. W. H. Wildes. Chairman
of the
Board; C. D. Miller, President; J. R. Fraser, Vice-President;
R.
W.
Scot#, Vice-President; M. E. Tollcson, Vice-President; O. T.
Leverenz, Secretary
and
Treasurer; J.
E.
Dowling, Controller and
Assistant Treasurer; M. T. .York, Jr., Assistant-Secretary; L. A. Finley,
Assistant Secretary;
and Harry Green,
Assistant Treasurer.
The
Board Meeting followed the Annual Meeting
of Stockholders.
year
including:
•
Re-elected
to
serve
directors
as
Hoblitzelle,
Karl
Messrs.
were
A.
Lewis, Ll W. MacNaughton, F. M. Mayer, C. D, Miller.
land, and W. H. Wildes, all of Dallas; Ralph S. Euler of
E; L. Kennedy, of New York; R. J.. Pry or, of Wichita;
Turner, of Chicago.—-V. 189, p. 708.
«V
James
W. Rut¬
Pittsburgh;
and W. W.
J.
'\
»
Co. via
stock
.This
of
modest
the
previous
period,
reached
and the
initiated
company
for .the
high
all-time
an
program
a
cash-dividends.
mailed Oct. 7 in advance of the Oct. 20 stockholder
show-sales of $11,160,780, compared with $8,363,725 during
reports
meeting
the preceding
fractional
profits after taxes
$488,016 or 63 cents
$773,215,
were
share
per
$1.01
or
share, compared
upon
total shares
per
based
(both
outstanding June 30, 1959).
.During the year the company paid
dividend, distributed one additional
regular semi-annual stock
for each four held, and
sold
50.000 shares
wiiich
yielded approximately ; $1,481,000 for ex¬
panded facilities.
The report said parenthetically that a 10 cent cash
dividend
initiated, in
the
first
quarter
of
the new year will be
supplemented .with stock dividends as earnings permit, in line with
a
policy determined during the fiscal year.
The
company had
a
year-end backlog of unfilled orders totaling
$3,533,852, the largest in its history.
Edgar S. Peierls, President, reported that commercial sales, mostly
in chemical and process industries, had increased at an exceptionally
satisfactory rate.
He told stockholders the main plant at Roselancl,
N. J., had* been expanded; a new plant is just completed at Anaheim
near
Los Anfeeles;
and that adequate capital is available for future
expansion, including establishment of a proposed German subsidiary.
The
report reveals the
company
is continuing^ its emphasis 011
reliability through rigid control, testing and inspection, and is also
intensifying its research
and
development of specialty products of
a" proprietary or
semi-proprietary nature.
Of capital appropriations during the year,
25't went toward pur¬
chase
of
testing and Inspection equipment,
the report points out.
Laboratory equipment on the books accounted for $1 for every $9
3r'c
a
share
•
production machinery.
For its hose assemblies, the company improved its "screwcd-togcthcr".
production of its original "swaged"
fittings. A compact tool was developed for attaching swaged fittings
outside
the
factory.
The Wright Air Development Center recently
has
recommended
the
adoption
of
the Resistoflex swaged fitting
as
the standard to be
used by the
Air Force for field assembly
fittings
expanded
fluorocarbon
with
annual
The
stock
be
2
20,
at
the
Corporation
City.
The 768,957 shares
stockholders in 45 states, the
York
2,400
by
Oct.
p.m.
New
about
190, p. 1184.
shows.—V.
report
by
the
does
the
,
■"
1959—
.Period Ended June 30.
St.
sill.927.88
profit
Earnings per share
is
for
United
loss
comparative earnings available.—V. 190, p. 1184.
no
Co.,
Securities
Exchange Commission—
and
Oct.
on
Minneapolis, Minn.—Files
filed
2
of notification
letter
a
with
SEC
the
covering 22,60# shares of common
stock (par 75 cents) of which
7,799 shares are to bo offered to the company's employees and the
remainder to the public
as
follows;
To the employees, $12.83 "per
to the public, $13.50 per share.
The offering will be under¬
by White, Weld & Co., Minneapolis, Minn.
proceeds arc to be used to pay outstanding bank loans and for
working capital.
States
resulting
the
sale
for
tax
cash
except
purposes
of
fractional
any
any gain
interest in
or
a
of
St.
Regis.
St.
Regis will pay the fees and expenses of the depositary1 and
exchange agent which, together with other expenses of the distribution
.
..
Net
.
.
the shares offered, are estimated to be $67,500.
>
*, V"
St. Regis will declare the Offer of Exchange effective if 90U;
of the
outstanding shares of Cornell capital stock are deposited for exchange,
and may elect to do so if a lesser percent, but not less than 80'!-,
of Cornell shares, arc so deposited.
The offer of exchange will be declared effective by notice from the
company to the depositary and exchange agent.
Notice of the effective
date
of
the
exchange will he published promptly on at least one
business day in a newspaper of
general circulation In the eltics of
Chicago, Milwaukee and New York.
The
Nov.
offer
event
oper.
of
continue
After
the
make
termination
If
the
of
offer
of
exchange.
Utility
Other
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
from
the
sale
of
the
stock
common
used by the company for general corporate purposes, including
purchase of new tooling for expansion purposes, to build up
inventories to secure additional space as needed, to redeem its pre¬
ferred stock and 58,100 shares of its common stock, held by Roto
be
transfer
income
Net
American
BUSINESS—Roto
Corporation,
manufacturing, selling,
line of machines and
engaged in
modern
is
_
subsidiary.
wholly-owned
a
silled
in
its
and
a di.verequipment for the production
Offices of the company
Englewood,
subsidiaries
EARNINGS—For
N. J. and in New
have approximately
fiscal
the
year
ended
May
its
amounting
of
subsidiaries
the
York City. The
135 employees.
subsidiaries had consolidated
net
consolidated net income
of $75,763
before
and
will
not
all
taxes,
without
such
to
cost
the
of
31,
1959
offer
the
the
EFFECT
TO
stock
(par $1)
This
Nov.
Balance for
granted to the
accordance
NOTE:
the
TRANSFER
appointed
—V.
190,
AGENT—Chemical
transfer
sole
p.
Bank
for
agent
New
the
York
Trust
corporation's
Co.
has
common
30,
sheet
p.
statement.
had
Ohio company
common
provision for Federal income taxes,
For the same
$1,201,875.
—
income
Net
$1.32
per
for
the
share, based
during the period.
—
nine months
on
an
_u
—
ended
average
July 31,
1959,
was
equal
per
share for the
of
Sept. 1 listing of Ryan shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
SEC
Total
275,000 additional shares to the
The
company
is
public.
continuing its 23-year listing
on
the
Stock
Pacific Coast
Exchange, Los Angeles and San Francisco, in addition to New
York's "big board."
Listing of Ryan shares on the American Stock
Exchange has been discontinued.
—
68,746
627,783
household
adjustments
as
Private Placement
—
Southern New England Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959—0 Mos.—1958
$10,658,338 $10,043,921 $84,010,666 $77,970,475
expenses
6,369,968
6,070,186
51,585,307
49,117,755
inc.
taxes—.,—
1,714,455
1,616,682
12,926,541
1-1,608,664
Federal
Other
revenues
—
517,067
taxes
oner,
Net
Net.
—V;
190,
455,205
$2,056,848
oper.
income ..
after .charges—.—
,
1,704,106
.
'
3,964,054
• •
$1,901,848 $15,534,684
1,597,613
3,482,483
$19,761,373
12,900.125
11,524,866
1342.
p.
Southern
Pacific
Co.—Split Approved—
President D. J. Russell announced
holders
Oct.
on
triple the
number
that at a special meeting of stock-'
Wilmington, Del., a proposal was approved to
outstanding shares and to split the outstanding
at
15,
of
3-for-l.
Stockholders
to
entitled
held.
of
receive
holders Nov.
at
record
trie
two
the
close
additional
business
of
shares
additional
for
Certificates
of
stock
shares
Oct.
16,
1959,
are
foj\ each share then':
will
be
mailed
stock¬
to
12, 1959-, it was announced.—V. 190, p. 1463.
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Period End. Aug. 31—
Co.—Earnings—
1959—Month—1958
1959 -8 Mos.—1958
-
"
$
Operating
Operating
expenses
income
$
61,362,120
34,805.415
revenues
$
^
56.623,232 484/686,714 440,721,612
31,731,555 273;OC3,503 254,798,023
taxes—
10,675,777
9,992,096
84,912.455
taxes-
4,828,432
4,485,160
39,166,186
35,707,188
income—
11,052,496
10/414,421.
87.-544.570
76,996,257
10,225,300
9,515,754
81,198,559
70,314,.57(>
operating
-73,220.144
>
Net
operating
after
on
190,
charges
1227.
p.
Spencer
Kellogg
Sons,
&
Period End. Aug. 29—
Inc.-
Earnings—
"1959—3 Mos.—1958
$
Profit
*1959—12 Mos.—1958
$
$
$
130,517,256
1 28.370,106
3.373,181
2,741,330
602,500
1,743,000
1,391,500
600,878
1,630,181
1,349,830
1,630,181
1,249,836
33,213,069
before
37.315.907
504,071
1.203,378
257,000
sales
Net
Net
taxes——..
for taxes.
The company is one of the leading manufac¬
cleaners.In
vacuum
the
country.—V.
186,
p.
profit
•
Oct. 5 filed a letter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of class A common
an
The
for loss on invcst'mt
profit
to
arc
for working
be used
capital.—V.
Net
$8,581,960
190,
p.
per share—
outstanding
taxes
on
$59,113,610
$6,983,875 $64,911,995
sales
—V.
190,
As of
Co.—Earnings Up—
net income of $4,053,645 for the
after provision for Federal and
These earnings amount to $8.16 per share
income.
Total
Net
p.
the
first
months
nine
of
this
year
were*
$45,417,357
$32,614,991 for the first nine months of last year.
189,
189,
Total
net
Shares
Net
net
income
rose
to
$5,250,632
$1.17
—V.
190,
1227.
190,
Both
Its
value
p.
Orrville, Ohio, filed
1959,
covering
a
registration statement
outstanding" shares
165,000
public sale by the present holders,,
thereof through an underwriting group headed
by McDonald & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.- The company will receive none, of the proceeds.
The company is engaged principally in the production and sale of
apple butter, preserves, /jams, jellies, and ice cream toppings.
It has
outstanding 495,000 common shares.
The prospectus lists five selling
now
Smucker,
$4,185,173
189,653
per
383,100
$27.01
share
>
$22.07
199.
own
for
356.000
President,
shares
89,000
(71.92fc ),
shares;
Welker
Bros.
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
as
J.
follows;
Smucker,
1959—Month—1958
1959—7 Mos.—1958
$1,382,846
.$1,336,584 $10,700,247
$9,579,723
1228.
sales-and
fiscal
earnings of this company for the first quarter of
year substantially
increased over the sairie period
announced on Sept. 25, hi
R. Sidenfaden, President,
interim report to shareholders.
ago,
W.
for
the
Sales
offered
p.
current
year
record
Smucker Co.—Registers With SEC-
to be
Up—
Sep. 30/58
$10,346,327
—^
Suburban Gas Service, Inc.—Earnings-
an
previous year, a gain of 7.2'K—V. 190, p.
who
$36.75
Sep. 30'59
assets
Sales
per
a
This company, located in
with the SEC on Oct. 12.
912,098
$32.92
share—
per
1972.
outstanding
asset
—V.
adjustment amounted to $7,211,071, or $1.60 per share, for the 1959
period as against $4,675,100 or $1.04 per share, for the corresponding
period in 1958.
Consolidated net sales increased to $191,805,029 from $178,850,608
E.
p.
Sep. 30,'58
$30,021,759
1,086,825
._
Period End. Sept. 30—
or
the first six months of 1959, from $3,739,504 or 83
cents per share for the same period the previous year, an increase
of 40^.
Consolidated net income excluding the installment accounting
Willard
Sep. 30*59
$39,945,142
—
value
asset
including
liabilities
during
stockholders
$
84,023,531
1972.
p.
consolidated
stock,
$
>
assets
Sterchi
common
1074.
Stein Roc & Farnham Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Up—
(J. M.)
$37.39
1959—9 Mos.—1958
11,259,497 120,625,845
As of—
$4,354,588.—V.
the
1,251,700
$
outstanding
—V.
the same number of common shares
30, 1959 current assets amounted to $26,331,314
of cash and government securities and current
firm's
1959—Month—1958
14,761,200
—
-
net
Shares
outstanding.
for
Sept. 30—
$
1959—39-Wks—1958
shares of common stock outstanding and compare with
consolidated net Income of $1,523,663 for the corresponding period of
Sept.
$37.90
1,251,700
1,251,700
Spiegel Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales Higher—
the 497,000
On
1,251,700
♦Subject to year-end audit.—V. 190, "p. 94.
1463.
company reports consolidated
months ended Sept.
30, 1959,
$3,995,805
$1.00
$17.07
Stein Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund, Inc.—Assets Up
This
compared with
$1.30
$16.75
worth
Shares
1394.
sales
$0.40
per
■
.
Higher—
19.59—4. Wks.—1958
Simonds Saw and Steel
Canadian
$0.20
assets
current
100,000
500,878
Earnings per share
Net
Period End. Sept. 27—
Sales
p.
247,071
•
Period End.
of America—Sales
Corp.
189,
100.000
Stock Exchange quotations. No underwriting is involved.
proceeds
Shoe
247,071
special charge
Net
on
company
before
Special charge—provision
1308.
(par
recent Midwest
of
to-such
Period End. Aug. 31—
$1)
and class B common stock (par $1> not to exceed
$50,000 to be offered to employees of five years* standing at the most
on
subject
are
a
Sheaffcr Pen Co., Fort Madison, Iowa—Files
covering
—V.
statements
audit
share
stock
same
Ryan shareowners have increased from 1,500 to 3,600 in recent months
as
the result of the 2Va-for-l split, and the registration and saie of
-1.32
,
"
;
Provision
(W. A.)
The
to
last year,
stock dividend and a
2,.2-for-l stock split effective Jan. 30 and May 29, 1959, respectively.
The nine months- interim statement just released closely follows the
yrriod
1.81
48,257
.685,761
.
and
Operating
Operating
The
stock.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
of 1,381,139 shares outstanding
This compares with 8.9 cents
after adjustment for a 20'.o
income
The
1567.
in
to
stockholders in an unaudited interim
period of fiscal 1958, Ryan's net income was
'
-
Witter & Co., has placed
privately $2,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 5 u> % series
due 1984, it was announced on Oct. 14.—V. 188, p. 1437.
has been in business since 1914 and manufactures and
vacuum
cleaners
under the trade name oF "Kirby."
are
sold door-to-door by
over
260 distributors located
cleaners
The
reported
on common—average
company
turers
been
$1,816,583 for the first nine months of fiscal 1959, T. Claude Ryan,
President,
*65,996
826,845
•
$1.27
"TJ1.73
.v
—This company, through Dean
household
share
was
51,180
1,240,227
period
of
Southern Nevada Telephone Co.
—V.
With SEC—
Company.
stock.
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Earnings—
832,367
'
$892,841
by independent accountants may disclose'to be
to the explanatory notes affecting income and balance
accounts contained in the
company's annual /reports.—V. 190,
qthcr
SECrclating io
the
its
of
The
sells
1017.
Net income of this company, after
'
$1,291,407
_____—
common—end
on
$1,725,208
772,059
:
.
—
stock-
common
annual
necessary
Federal
will be revocable until the company has
exchange effective.
It is' no# presently intended
accepting the offer of exchange will he extended
1959.—V. 190, p. 815.
Oct. 15 filed a registration state¬
proposed public offering of 100,000
shares registered will be marketed
for the account of two selling shareholders and none of the proceeds
will be received by the company.
The issue will be offered by a group
of underwriters headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and McDonald
were
underwriter.-
etc
Preferred shares outstanding—average—
Common shares outstanding—average
exchange
Cleveland,
with
shares
»198.000 shs.
for issuance upon exercise of stock option
interest,
:
Net
Net
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
—2-
Excludes 30,000 reserved
.
Income
for
Scott & Fetzer Co.—Registers
then
PRESENT FINANCING
$1,712,126
14,017".
13,082
$2,063,466
deductions,
of
of
offer
time
shares of Cornell stock in
1958, equal to $3.06 per share on
GIVING
Authorized
*
company
—
Earnings per share
Earnings per share
common
stock within a period estimated
after the offer of exchange has been declared iii
deposit' of. certificates for
this
that
nine
the
6,220,477
5 $2,049,449
Preferred dividend requirements—
company's
exceed 30 days
to
The
corporation
sales of $1,981,867 and
deducting special items
Income—
—_
$7,932,1103
'6,691,112
persons.
effect.
are
to $9,556.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
subsidiaries,
its
leasing and servicing
bags and for the packaging of products.
are
located in- New York City, and
plans
of
located
through
$8,740,561
...
income
Income
the event the offer of exchange is declared effective, the company
issue to persons accepting the offer of exchange certificate for
In
the
Bag,
operating
Gross
stock
offer of
exchange is not declared effective prior to such
expiration date or any extension thereof, the depositary and exchange
agent will promptly return to the persons depositing the same their
certificates
for
shares oi
Cornell
stock
and
any
funds • for stock
Roto-American Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Public
will
1959—12 Mos.—1958*
Operating, revenues
Revenue deductions, taxes, deprec., etc
Net
share was made on Oct. 15 by Morris Cohon & Co.
oversubscribed and books closed*
71,078,4$1
63,512,033
84,462,363
73,570,506
Southern Nevada Power Co.—Earnings—
the
throughout the country.
$3.75 per
-
9,748,845
8,776,201
Period End. July 31—
the exchange
has become effective, the company may
exchanges with respect to Cornell shares deposited
depositary and exchange agent has been notified of the
to
Tlic
This offering was
5,194,324
1
$
460,191,348
305,359,089 286.878,842
8,957,801 -75,993,227
64,778,396
4,657,927
41,382,622
37,455,629
35,-756,171
-
10,843,024
9,345,045
_
$
r
1959,
of Cornell.
until
of
exchange will expire at 3:00 P.M., Chicago Time, on
unless such date is extended by the company. In the
any such extension, the company will so inform stockholders
13,
share;
offering of 80,000 shares of common stock at a price of
taxes-
income
Net after charges
—V. 190, p. ,1463.
of
written
The
income
Federal
from
share
ment
company
share.
full
exchanged, a Cornell stockholder who accepts the offer of
exchange will not by reason of the exchange of his Cornell shares
for St. Regis shares realize any gain or loss which will be recognized
$52,559.46
SS.'.ac
12c
,
Rosenionx Engineering
The
exchange
and
Regis has received from the United States Internal Revenue
a
ruling to the effect that if at least 80(r of Cornell common
stock
beyond
9 Mos.
Net
With
depositary
income
39,030,218
9,617,308
operating taxes._
1959— 8 Mos.—1958
$
59,120,744 507,197,301
64,690,874
_
,
additional
declared
arc
Federal
Other
agent on his
behalf either to sell a fractional interest in a share of St, Regis or
to purchase
a
fractional interest sufficient to entitle him to
one
with
.
Reynolds Engineering & Supply, Inc.-—3rd Qtr. Earns.
NOTE—There
the
expenses—__
-
of
direct
revenues
Operating
of
to
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
&
1959—Month—1958
Operating
of St.
Regis common stock (par $5) will be
exchange.
Each stockholder of Cornell who
shares of Cornell stock which, when multiplied
result in a whole number of St. Regis shares, will
not
right
Telephone
$
shares
offer
number
a
.68,
have
shares
will
Broadway.
120
owned
arc
the
hose.
meeting
Company,
Trust
of
also
and
in
Bell
Period End, Aug. 31—
Service
year.
Net
of
Southern
maximum
Paporboard Products Co. on the basis
of sixty-eight hundredths of a share of St. Regis common
stock for each share of capital stock of Cornell.
Such
exchange will be effected under the terms and conditions
of the offer of exchange (constituting a'"Plan of Reor¬
ganization" of St. Regis and Cornell within the meanings
of Sections 368(a)(1)(B) and 354(a) (1) of the Internal
Revenue Code of 1954).
The offer of exchange may. be
accepted by stockholders of Cornell by forwarding their
stock certificates to City National Bank and Trust Com¬
pany of Chicago, Depositary and Exchange Agent, 208
South LaSalle Street, Chicago 90, 111., with a properly:
executed Letter of Transmittal and Acceptance, not later
than Nov. 13, 1959. Stockholders of Cornell who deposit
their shares in acceptance of the offer of exchange will
be billed for Federal stock transfer taxes applicable to
the transfer of their shares to St. Regis.
deposits
profits
net
in
increase
Sales
30.
year
above
Annual
to
58fi
corporation reported a
which closed June
fiscal,
33'i
!
a
Cornell
of
issued
Resistbflcx Corp.—Sales, Earnings Rise—
prospectus dated Oct. 14 is offering
a
of 453,731 shares of its authorized and unissued common'
stock in exchange for outstanding shares of the capital
No
:
per
9
months
three
$2,300,287
net
and
ended
profit,
July 31, 1959 amounted to a
also a record, totalled $105,276,
equal after preferred dividends to 16 cents a share based on 591,051
common
shares, the average number outstanding during the period.
For the corresponding period ended July 31, 1950, sales were $1,730,802
and
6
net
cents
a
profit
totalled
share based
.outstanding
during
on
the
$43,282,
equal
after
preferred
dividends to
524,026 common shares, the average
number
period.
July 31, 1959 amounted to $11,641,459
and net profit totalled $1,131,232, equal after preferred dividends to
$1.87 a share based on 578,266 common shares, the average number
outstanding during the period.
For the same months a year ago,
Sales for the 12 months ended
nri
tao ct<\
4-^^
10
(1034)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Name oj
Gilbert
Dividend announcements
.
tables.
In
the
first
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
are
nounced during the current
When
'
10-23
3:%C
11-20
10-27
Great
'
35c
12-18
12-
12-18
12-
1
11-12
10-
Vie
Hoover
9-21
12-15
4{,l;C
(s-a)—
Shipbuilding Co. <N>J.)-—
.Common
(resumed)—
7% non-cumulative preference
American Water Works, common (quar.)--—.
$1
11-17
11-
$7
11-17
11-
15c
11-16
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16 :
2
12-11
11-'4
12-11
11-
12-15
11-20
10-30
11-
1
10-20
10c
11-
1
10-15
15c
11-
1
10-15
11-1
10-15
ll%c
$34Vic
$1.37'/a
5c
10-31
1
10-
11-15
11-10
12-
Water
Copperweld
•
at
Co.
Steel,
5%
Inc.
Transit
Co.,
preferred
8%
A
preferred
>_
10-16
10-21
.Manpower,
H-
2
Mead
2
11-
2
12-
65c
12-11
10-20
1
11-13
11-
4
50c
11-11
10-26
4.50%-
preferred
11-10
Monumental
11-10
Moore-Handley
10-
31UC
11-
2
7
11-
2
11-
2
Nash
National
2
10-15
2
10-15
Stock
2
10-16
Preferred
35c
11-16
10-31
Ncase
$1.375 3
11-16
10-31
New
11-
2
10-16
New
30C
11-27
11-13
62»(jC
12-10
11-25
75c
12-10
11-25
3c
12-14
10c
Noyes
11-
5
11-
2
10-20
2
10-20
10-26
1-
5
12-15
1-
2
12- 3
11-
2
3
11-
2
Common
12-
3
11-
2
4.65%)
12-
1
11-13
10-31
20c
—a
V'aC
.
New
common
Farmer
Bros.
1V2 %
10-20
10-
9
50c
6c
—
(quar.)_—
4c
.3
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings. Inc.—
25c
a two-for-one
splitMortgage Assn (monthly)
National
Federated Corp.
.
First
Fisher
Petroleum
&
lc
3
3
.___
National
(stock
Credit
Burpe,
each
5%
Ltd,
6%
i
S5
Three
preferred
of
11-
7
2
10-16
11-30
11-16
Petrolite
Corp.
10-23
11-16
10-31
S.
11-16
11-
11-
11-
1
11"
1
Truck
$2
10-23
10-14
7%'
Stock
Powell
12-16
11-13
11-
1
11-
2
Regular
1-15
12-31
11-
11-
2
<fc
Co.,
Public
*
A
com.
10-19
10-14
West
Ohio Gas
West
Point
25c
10-30
10-
Westinghouse
12-14
11-13
11-
10-20
9
Wickes
2
10-23
$1.19
1-
1
12-21
$1.00
1-
1
12-21-
35c
10-25
3%
12-22
12-
10-15
11-20
Service Co.
12-10
11-10
11-10
5.60%
of
Gamble
dends
1
Missile
Common
11-
2
10-23%
11-
2
10-23
Acme
11-
1
10-21
Adams-Mills
Aeronca
Pyle-National Co.—
10-12
10-12
10-29
10-12
11-
10-23
Republic
12-15
31 Vic
1
12-31
(quar.)
,
A
conv.
33_33
—333
(quar.)
Randall
Red
10-19
2
10-20
$1.27)b
11-
2
10-20
$1.50
11-
2
10-20
$1.25
11-
2
10-20
5c
27
12-
10-30
Agnew-Surpass
1-
5
1-
5
12-10
11-16
'MO-SO
15c
—
Owl
Vac
10-30
10-15
12-
11-13
1
subj.
to
;
7 V>c
25c
10-30
per
into
to
1
1
12-10
11-14
10-23
11-
2
10-20
5c
10-31
10-15
1U14
10-30
5c
11-17
10-31
55c
•
(quar.)
(reduced)
-
12-31
12-28
A
class
A
$1.50
Nov.
1
(entire
at
held
10-29
10-16
11-
2
10-16
1-
2
12-
25c
11-14
10-30
30c
12-15
11-27,
U7%c
10-31
10-19
11-
—
2
10-20
10-30
10-14
11-13
10-30
12-
■
(quar.)
split)
Fund, Inc
_
19e
35c
—
*
(quar.)
62%c
5
11-
2
12-
4-
12-15
12-
4
this
week,
these
being
PetShare
given
When
in
the
Holdett
Payable of Re$.
$0,008
•
10-26
9-30
7c
10-31
10-17*.
•
(quar.)
11-30
11-151
$1.43'%
11-
1
10-16
50c
pfd.
11-
2
11- 5
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
Ltd.
Co.
Markets,
;
(quar.)
$1.25
com.
(quar.i.
•
1
10-30'
1
10-15
12-24
12-
4 '
12-24
12-'
4
25c
12-
1
75c
12-
1
11-15
25c
11-17
10-30
10-20
22'aC
37H.-C.
11-15
9-23
11-
2
2
10-
pfd.
(quar.)
11-25
3
10-26
(quar.)__
11-25
10-26
12-10
11-20
1-1-60
12-ie
12 \z c
Distilling
Electric
12-
12-11
12-
1
12-11
12-
1
11-2
10-lf
27V2C
Co
Power
2
10-
9
10-21
50c
(increased-quar.
1
(quar.)
11-16
40c
iquar.)
Co., Inc.
11-
10-26
10-16
45c
12-10
11-12
5c
11-15
10-31
12-18
11-3#
preferred
$1.50
11-11
10-20
6%
preferred.
$1.50
12-22
12- 1
Ice
^
25c
.
1
Corp.,
(quar.)
American
12-11
40C
(quar.)_
Co.
10-18
ic
83
11-
•
10-17
50c
(quar.)__
Anna
2
10-30
20c
Corp.
,
10- 3
11-
30c
(quar.)
:
S4
$4
'
93:Re
com.
(ciuar.)
Co.
preferred
Can
9-23
1211-
2%2c
3% -Preferred
American
10-20
U8c
15C
B
Book
10-19
75c
_z__
1
America,
Petroleum
Bosch
10-19;
1
ordinary (s-a)
American Bankers Insurance Co. of
FloridaClass A
American
1
11-
12>ac
preferred (quar.)___
Amalgamated Sugar Co.", 5%
Class
11-
5c
(increased)
(quar.i
of
6
14c
(quar,)
(quar.)
10-
27c
2%
Food
10-16
Corp.—
6%
1
-
1
12-15
4'v
—
-
Shoe
preferred
American
11-
•
10c
;j
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(from Investment income)^.
Quarterly
90c
J
12-15
12-20
American Fire & Casualty Co.
(Orlando, Fla.)
$55
.
3%
10-30
share plus this dividend) convertible
class B shares at the rate of seven
each
30 c
1
7%c
American
common
on
12-
10-31
(quar.)
Ltd.
stock
5.75%
American Furniture
class
redeemed
12-18
25c
$3.75
\
•>c
1- 2
8c
dividend
Aluminum
•
60c
10-29
%c
;
common
American
(special)
12-
11-20
62
Corp., class A—'
Construction Corp., class A
Fund
Alpha Beta
12-10
1-
6J
shares for
Stock
10-16
1-
Fund—
be
15c
preferred,
Control
6%
18
convertible
issue
-
10-21
25c
—
(quar.)——
Stores Corp., common
Allyn & Baeon (initial)
11-16
35c
Corp.—
$3.60
quar.)
;
(s-a.) g
Algoma Central & Hudson
Bay Railway, coin.
6%
preferred
(quar.)_
Allied
11-16
12-15
approximate payshareholders approval on
units
Mfg..
Amerada
Stores
(qu&r.)
Industrial Corp.
Participating
Rogers
•'
.
stock-split)-
Rittenliouse
1-29
10-16
12-15
11-2
11-13
(increased
(quar.)
Alabama Great Southern RR.
6%, partic. preferred
12-10
2
10-15
10-21
1
Air..Control. .Products
Carolina-
Graphite Bearings, Inc.
Dec.
2
11-
$1.25
(initial)pfd.
(3-for-l
ment
11-
voting preferred (quar.)
Affiliated
Rliodesian Selection Trust—
American shares (final)
13c
for
_33
5,/2%
10-19
40c
10-12
(stock
33333
10-13
2-15
1
2
10-21
Co.
Corp.
10-19
11-
11-
11-
10-21
Brake
Co.,
1
.
10-15
c
2
(quar.)
Steel
10-26
50c
1
40c
(quar.)
W.)
&
11-
5%
10-30
11-
62'
Stock dividend.
10-13
1
10-20
11-16
15c
.Registered, .shares
Acme
10c
1
11-10
15c
;
;
Aberdeen Petroleum
"■,
10-26
(quar.)
10-29
j
50%
—
Name of Company
11-13
7'ic
10-29
10-16
Aberdeen. Fund—
$3
,
10-29
10-30
a
2
announced
50c
—-
4c
on
11-
(3-for-2
$1.75
—
53c
,
11-10
11-
AdcvEessograph-Multigraph
(resumed(
Co.
ll-io"
1
we
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
15
———_
Allied
North
!%•'
12-
$1.433i
Paper-"Co.
42',2 c
Common
12-10
12-
$1.37%
Co.
Air
(F,
10c
11-
10-26
30c
■
give the dividends announced in
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list
does not include divi--
9-30
12-11
1
11-25-
2'i
■-
>
preceding table.
10-21
12-
10-19
10-15
,
——1'.
Industries
Bankshares (increased)———
Below
10-19
10-30
25c
(quar.i
World Publishing
(reduced)
Stock dividend
5%
12-15
Co.-—
(quar.)".
Woolworth
"
—
1
10-30'
$1.31'4
Growth
Wisconsin
10-23
,
lr
10-30
(quar.)———,
11-21
1
i
3
12-15
1
dividendi
Pharmaceutical (quar.)
11-21
50c
2
11-
1
10c
10-20
2
+
11-
1
1-
■V
Dec.
on
12-10
50c
11-15
12-
—
12-10
11-
1
f
30c
10-31
11-
—
,
2
15c
% 91 %c
-
(quar.)-
vote
Co.
Mfg.
Corp.
Wintield
v, •%-%'.
(initial-quar.)—
Alexander
11-
.
two-for-one split
a
30c
25c
—
—
&
11-15
5
$1.24
—
split)
Westchester Fire Insurance
(quar.i—
West Jersey &
Seashore,,RR. (s-a)
10-14
$1.75
(quar.)
6
$1.27%
(quar.)
10-19
10c
1
-
11-
$1.35
(quar.)
Glass
common
10-19
(stock dividend)
Ltd.
4
+5c
(5-for-l
4
Ordinary—<.
new
Extra
10-20
10-23
Scale
River
5
12-
/
dividend)
Manufacturing Co.
$1
.!_•
dividend.
Pneumatic
11-
a
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from investment income-.
Washington Steel Products—
1
stock¬
(quar.)—
Mfg.
on
three-fqr-pne split
"(Del.)Ustock
Lines
«%.'. preferred
Class
10-15
12-
11-16
m
—
-
At wood
Sc
1
shares*
:
A;
(initial)
will
22,ac
.
'—
5
12-
(quar.)_—
Walker
10-15
12-15
25c
(New Hampshire 1
(quar.)
Bank
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)-
1111-
2
20c
(s-a
10-15
1
Corp.—
preferred
Vogt
10-20
2
25c
div.)
,(quar.)_—
Ltd.
10-31
12-15
$1.10
10-30
10-30
$1.71
to
2-12
% 12-
-I
preferred
,5
!
11-16
11-16
5c
—
...
11-13
41l4.c.
—u'
< quar.)-—-
class
5*2%
11-10
$1
-
Phillips
Petroleum
(quar.)
:
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Plume
28c
33c
(quar.)
S.
Vitamin &
United Transit Co., common
(quar.i
5%preferred
iquar.)
Upper Peninsular Power, common
,
25C
—
subject
10-26
2-29 v
-
28'aC
(quar.)^-—
Fibre
U.
-10-23
11-15
■
;
Year-end
9
;
12-
10-16
2
7
t25c
common
(quar.)——
class
12-15
11-
60c
pfd. (quar.)
common
shares
5y2%
10-31
20c
(stock
100%
(Canada)
National
60c
~_33
—
conv.
Corp.,
dteorgia-Bofldcd"Fibres,
Drilling
11-
135c
tquar.)—
©ianninl Controls,
10-15
11-14
11-25
common
Radium
6 V*C
(quar.)—
26c
(quar.)—
100 held
preferred
Parker
Powdrell
3333333333
Waterworks
preferred
5.10%
10-20
of
4%>;
(s-a >
pfd.
(quar.
(quar.)
proposed
Line
holders approval Nov.
10
Park Sheraton Corp. .(quar.),——
Parker (S*; C.) & Co., 40c
pfd. (quar.)
Procter
series—
dividend).
10-30
1
12-
5%
2
J.),
S.
U.
/10-15 ;
1
—
„
21
Inc..
B
New
•
'
(quar.)-—
Products
% 10-13
11-15;
% 11-30
10c
Inc.—
„—
Foundry
dividend
11-20
10c
gains)—
capital gains)—.
<5eneral Builders Corp., 5f,b
General
11-13
Stock
12-18
Ltd.—
Utilities series
(A,
11-13
1
1
Panama Coca-Cola Bottling
Papercraft Corp.
(quar.)
lc
33_
dividend)
(quar.)
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Common series (from
capital
Preferred series (from
Freiman
1
&
Hawaiian
lc
Bureau
Class B
(increased-semi-annually)
Ford Mo cor Co.
(quar.)
.
3.
Extra
Income
12-
1212-
11-13
23c
(monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
Felmont
12-15
Utilities,
Common
Stockholders approve
Federal
2
2
————
Quarterly
—
(quar.)__
I.)
Stockholders
10-15;-
10-30
(increased-quar.)——.—_
(increased
Car
Peoples
3
Corp.
12-18
stock-
Extra
Fodders
1-.4
Class
1
12-
7%c
_
preferred series A
20
com.
Ltd.
common
(stock
Oct.
50c
(initial)
Co.
12-
11-
6c
Peerless Insurance
to
11-
35c
4.75%
preferred series B
(quar,)
4% preferre series D (quar.)—
Pacific
2
(H.
Thriftlmart,
10-15
15c
Gas
Rockiand
&
Pacific
& Instrument—
of 100% subject
approval Nov. 30
2
2 '
1-
11-
10-19
Ltd.—
Orange
10-24
10c
+$1.31
■
— —
30c
12-
i
'
10-20
30c
12-15
$2
dividend)
12-15
11c
(quar.)
Shoe
10-13
30c
Nov.
on
Stockholders authorized
12-15
2
$1.25
1
—
t$1.25
Stock dividend
holders
(quar.
Mississippi River Products
(quar.)
Old Republic Life Insurance
(quar.).
Olympia Brewing Co
Onondaga Potteiy (quar.)———
40c
'
Corp.,
2
1-
11-2
30c
Inc.
40c
-1!
1-
$1.20
—————
$1
(quar.)—
Thompson
10-29
Westminster
$1
——
10-29
11- 2
1.121 a
(quar.)
Oklahoma
11-
Dlmira &
,
preferred
Nunn-Bush
Williamsport RR. Co., pfd. (s-a)_
$1.62
•Umpire District Electric Co., common
(quar.)
34c
.4%% preferred (quar.)—_______$1.183V
-6% preferred (quar.)_.
—'
$1.25
;
6%
10-24
Inc.—
Fund
(quar.)
Mines,
Chemical
effective
$2
(quar.)
Utilities, Ltd.-rpreference (quar.),__-T-,,^-——
(Charles F.) Co., common;
83ic
——
(stock
Oklahoma
10-19
10-30
,
11-10
$1.10%
——
10-30
100%
Gold
Thiokol
—
Share Corp. (Md.
Northern
Central
Ry.
(s-a)-
20c
10-30
'
Transmission, 4.96%
Therm-O-Dise. Inc.
(quar.).__,,——_
Company——~
Cloth (quar.)
Extra-
$1.75
—
Gas
5.40%.
preferred
Thalhlmer
Bros.,
7 3.65%: preferred
Northwestern
12-14
11-20
Teck-Hugheg
Texas
9
11-2
6
Niagara
4%
3c
20c
—
10-13
10-
2
12-11
6
Wire
Northern
1 Increased)
10-26
11-
11-
Chemical
Process
York
10-26
2
9c
series—
5
2
series
stock
11-16
11-
11-
11-
(quai\)^——~—
Securities Series:
11-
12-10-
10c
11-
1
(P. C.) & Co.
11-
11-13
20c
-
11-15
5(4%
10-15
12-18
82c
Farnhani Balanced
1
(quar.),—-,—,
(Bait.)
1
11-15
U.
common
1-
in-
$1.08
—,——
Insurance
$1.50
-
gain
$1-04
Co.—
Hardware,
&
Roe
12-
preferred (quar. )>jr,.d_,_..—■'
Mutual Securities Fund——————————
11-
(quar.)
____
Life
from
from
securities
12-
•
$1.17
deposit rets, ordinary
(final)
Approximate payment less British inc. tax
Camera
5%
of
cents
cents
72
United Services Life Insurance
(Wash., D. C.
(quar,)_d
preferred series C (quar.i—„—
1
sale
(lO
and
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
preferred
12-.1
1
(quar.)
15c
4,40
12-
12-11
preferred
37'ic
10-26
10-15
10-16
12-26
preferred
.
4
-y.
10-26
50c
11-12
10c
—
Investors
proposed 2-for-l.split.of the
3
Co.—
B
5
5.10%.
$2.60
-
10-26
series
5
11-
4.32'-
37'L'C11-16
10-31
Power
preferred
421io
10-31
.4%
5
11-
11-30
'
•>
approve a three-for-one split
Gas Co.,
common
(s-a 1
A (quar.)—'
$1.06(4
10-31
Monongahela
'11-
11-30
4.16%' preferred
(quar.)———;—%
RR.
>
11-30
30lac
11-12
(quar.)_^—„ $1.10
Birmingham
preferred, (s-a)
26 %c
29 "%c
1
— ———-
Natural
Tampa Electric, common
Shareholderswill vote
10-16
11-
,
5
12-
(quar.)$1.15
&
11-17
11-
11-16
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)—.
Gas
1
12-1
••
%
11-30
12-15
preferred
Natural
preferred
"
12-10
10-30
12-10
preferred
4.60%
12-
10-30
10-15
1*
•
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, common (quar. i
%"41a% preferred (quar.)
5%preferred (quar.)
-:'
Sunshine Biscuits
(quar,)—_ ——
;
11-16
11-20
11-
25%-c
—
Ltd., 5'4%
pfd. A (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)—
Stock dividend
Suburban Gas Service (quar.>—
lOc-itr 12-54? 11-20
Minneapolis Gas (quar.)———----Mississippi Power Co.—
Missouri
12-1
)
12-10
10%-"
(Jnltlal-qu»r.)——,
common
(quar.)
Stouffer
.
,
6
50c
Steinberg's
11-30
1- 4
V / V
8c
,
$1
35c
com.
(quar.)
Millwork
30c
6
10-
30c
From ordinary incomeStein, Roe & Fardham.-, Stock Fund, Inc.—
% From ordinary
income-"—.—-__y
8-4
^
,
10-
2'ac
11-16
,/; 11-30 "
10-14
10-15
10-15
10c
414preferred (quar.)—
Midwest Piping Co; (quar.)
Inc.
Corp.,
11-16
2
—
I0r30
10-20
(quar.)..—__
10-31
1
11-
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
Stein
llr 5
11-11)
37c
—'
RIl.
11-15
American
Dmpire
Nashville
&
$1.50
A
,12-1
r-a—20c
*
tlOc
10-31
$1.07
Doughboy Industries, class A. (quar.)
Duplan Rubber, Ltd.—
IPairchild
(quar. )
11-25
12-
50c
-Spencery Kellogg^ & Sons (. quar.
-22—
Standard Tube Co., class B common--—
V 12-15
40c
Telephone (quar.)
87\zC
;___
Voting common, (quar.)
_'
$8 debenture (quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment
5%
Telephone
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
$6
1-18
(quar.)—
$1
(quar.)
1-15
8c
Company
25c
1
class
8..)
12 (ac
.
Edison—
Southwest
'• .10-15
2
2-1
(monthly).: -.—L\
68'!ic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
Mfg.,
Class
Kresgc ,(S.
A
Louisville
— ---.—.
(quar.)—
preferred
Corp., class
B (monthly
10c
Corporation (stock dividend)—
Dayton & Michigan RR. Co.—
Denuison
Kratter
class
California
011
Ltd.
11-25
$1
Southern Pacific Co.—
Stockholders
2
,23c'*'*. ^2-f 17^, 11*-" 2 *
jfityser-Roth Corp. (initial)'——.V
*{ (3-for-l split subject to stockholders ap-
Lorain
-
Dana
lielaware RR.
Co.f
4.80'%
——
class
com.
Investment
10-15
this dividend)—-
(quar.)
Consol.
10-15
11-
11-
11-
30c
11-16
_
preferred
'
1%
Johannesburg
10-23
:
4.88%.- preferred ...(quar.)
10-26
93'Uc
1
—
com.
'—
(quar.)--"
Co.—
vestment, income
Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
10-23
11-14
12-15
—
preferred
Southwestern
Tea
3:,4%
4.40%;
—
$1
t9c
1
11-15
11-24
11-20
■
$1.75
2
$1
.
Manufacturing.,
Dallas
•
11-14
22c
5% ,p/d.
Water,
4.78%
,
_•
11-
ap¬
(Maine) (quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)
share plus
per
__
Press,
Jewel
1
11-
C%
preferred
(quar.)—
5% pfd. (entire issue called for
redemption
at a_ per share plus this
dividend)—6% pfd. (entire issue called for
redemption
Curtiss
preferred
«quar.i
Investors-Mutual (Canada)
$1
Corp.,
35c
(quar.)__:
4.24%'preferred
quar.60c
12-
75c
—
Consumers
(increased
7%
11c
Gas
A
Engineering,
4.08%
11-13
.
.
50c
Inc
Natural
Common
Co,-—
tile
—
5V—c
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Dearborn (quar.)
Cuneo
)
%
,
•
$1.12 Yu
(quar.)———
preferred (quar.)—
4.65',b preferred (quar.)—6% preferred (quar.)—-—
Concord
V
"
56c
Ry.
(quar.)
4«/4%
shares
(quar.).._—
Valley
Southern
?■
12-14
42V2C
Leonard
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
Fund,
(quar,)—
Refineries, Inc.
(quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund,——
.
—
Collins Company, (quar.)
Colorado Oil & Gas, $1.25
100
—.—_—__—
Smith-Douglas Co.
(auar.i.—
Socony Mobil Oil (quar.i—
;•
Foundation. Fund (10c from.
mvestmpnt income plus a distribution of
130 • from realized Security profits')- X-i'
Mobile
& Pittsburgh RR.—
guaranteed (quar.)---guaranteed (quar.)-__
class
Chuck
Soroban
-.
t75c
; 33*.ic
common
•
:
-
11-10
1
Cleveland
Concord
Co.,
.;
3i..-_.—100%
12-
il5c
-
Special
each
50C
•
L11Cros.sc
Refining Co.—
preferred (quar.)--.
(quar.)
4% preferred (1946 series)
4% preferred (1947 series)
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co
B
Skinner
1-20
Lamaque Gold Mines,- Ltd. (s-a)-l.—-—'
Liquidometcr Corp
(stock dividend)—— c,'—
55c
.
■
for
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Class
10-15
,
10-23
Ciierry-Burrell Corp.—
Common
1
2
12-16-11-16
held
Shcnango
if*
10-15
(Mass.)—
Carolina
5%
A
5c
11-25
2-
divi-
subject
11-16
—
Western
(stock
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Soya-' (increased)-—
(2-for-l split, subject to stockholders
&
B
stock
Nov.
10-31
+
—:
12-10
11-
.
Ltd.
$2.75
Aj
class
on
11-16
Central
$.3 convertible
and
A
approval
50c
Carson, I'irie, Scott & Co., 4%'%
pfd. (quar.)
Central Coal & Coke (s-a)_-~__.__.—
Central Electric
Gas, common (quar.)_.—
Quarterly
Champliu Oil
new
Dillon
Scrrick
10-15
30c
12V2C
.
Chain Store Real Estate Trust
preferred series
11-25
$1.37 Vz
Bay Co. (interim).
Power
4
4)
2
12-10
proval Nov. 30)
(quar.)-—-
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co.,
Canadian investment Fund
11-
50c
'
(quar.)_
Nov.
4
$3.50
—
(quar.)
(quar.
Class
International Harvester
10-20
(Del.)
Corp..
Company
Charlcstown
12-11
4
30c
—
proval
11-
50c
—
.
Inc.
-11- -4
50c
-----
(s-a)
12-11
12-11
50c
Augusta Newspaper, class A (quar.)——
6%
preferred (quar.)
6Vsj%
preferred (quar.)
Avalon Telephone Co. Ltd.—
S%%- preferred (quar.)_.
Hearings,
issue
a
common
Scotten
Institutional
.
11-12
50c
— -
DenefieJal
2
10-27
1
20c
(quar,
Institutional Shares, Ltd,1—
:
,
—
————
pfd.
11-
..,,,4%; preferred
10-20
,11-12
SI
Atlantic Refining (quar.)—!—
Atlantic Steel Co., common (resumed)
7%
Idaho
10-20
-
12-11
30c
(one
share
of
Standard
(N. J.) for each share held)——
Coast Line Co. (Conn.). ,(quar.)*—
'
&
11-
62 %e
Atlantic Coast Line RR. (quar. )—
Hest
11-2
20c
(quar.)
com.
——
5%%
11-27
12-
(quar.)._
1.1-2
12-
dividend
Hastian-Morley Co.,
15c
20c
(quar.).
Bay Mining, & Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
343ic
Oil Co.
preferred
2
iquar,)—
payable In class A
Hudson's
3 7 Vic
-
6%
7%
12-
dividend)_______
HolderJ
Payable of Rec.
(stock dividend)
convertible
11-16
25c
stockholders
3
SVzp preferred (quar;)————i—
j Extra
Gas
Co.
dead
3
-
! Extra
1
12-15
of
shares
stock,
11-16
12-
8
12-15
1
(quar.)„,._;.—;
Hudson
r
—
•
Atlantic
2
50c.
Harris (A.)
Co., 5)2% preferred (quar.)__
Heartland Development Corp., conv. pid. (s-a )
American
'
5
1-
12-
Extra^
11-20
Stock-
2
12-
30c
(quar.)—T,—'i.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
HagcrstoWri
4
12-18.
;
11-
Schenley Industries
2
$1.50
When
Share
,
,
(stock
Sheraton," Inc.- (s-a)-
4
75c
16 vie
Year-end
5%
preferred
(quar.)_:
Argo OH Corp. (quar.)__
Batteries
Co.
Hammond Organ Co.
American Hospital Supply (quar.)———~ -=
American Israel Paper Mills (initial)
preferred (quar.)-..
Animal Trap Co. of America,
11-
5
Company
Industries
"
1
(Out of investment income)———
American Enka Corp.
(quar.)-
Aipcrican Nepheline, Ltd.
Union
Monday, October 19, 1959
.
Per
Name of
11-27
12-
30c
Grand
0/ Rec.
11-10
Share
-
12-10.
371 aC
& Stock Telegraph (quar.K———_
Golden Nuggett, Inc.: (quar.
Holders
Payable
50c
Per
of Company
Mills, Inc. (quar.)_„_r:
American Business Shares, Intl.—
10c
62Vic
quar.)—
.
Holder1
Payable of Rec.
Scientific
(initial quar.),
(increased
Gould-National
Allied
Share
i,————-w—Xf--—-
■
Gold
show the
payment date.
Name
Co.
E'xtra
week.
we
common
Gillette
Then we follow with
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
in which
table
second
a
Cornpaiiiy
&. Bennett Mfg.—
New
indicate
we
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
.
Co.—
.
Volume
Number 5891
190
- .p.
The Commercial
..
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
independent Reinsurance (Orlando,
Florida)
(stock dividend)
—„
t-—
American Machine. & Foundry—
and Financial Chronicle
Holder»
*Fer
Payable of Rec.
Name of Company
Caldwell
American
5%
10-30
10-16
5
9
$1.50
preferred
5%
American
(quar.)—
12-
1
25c
11-
2
10-
Fund,
IP 2
$1.25
5
6%
Naturaf
preferred
Co.,
Gas
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-SO
Cable
&
Post Products
Anderson
Class
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
10-30
10-20
$1.75
10-30
10-
35c
11-
2
10-20
50c
11-
2
10-20
Electric
Corp..
A
B
STo
Anglo Canadian
10-28
10-
6
2
Canadian
10-15
11-16
11-
2
11-16
11-
2
11-
1
50
9-30
10-20
12-
1
11-10
Carolina
——
11-
2
1010-
$97c
9
Ltd.,
•"
"
preferred B (quar.)—-———_ t$1.37V2
$1.12Va
Appalachian Power Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
11-
1
10-
1
11-
2
10-
6
—__________
5%%
$1.12 Vs
11-
2
10-
12-
1
10-20
Celotex
160c
—
11-
2
10-20
50
11-
2
10-20
162
Equipment Corp., :
4%% preferred (quar.)'_^_——
V2fC
6
Associated
Supply
Stationers
12-
1
11-20
11-
1
10-
10-28
2Va To
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Plastics
Nichols
2
10-16
Central
7
10-30
$1.50
$1.20
—~a_—_"
2
10-
2
10-
12-15
11-
1
Steels,
11-30
11-10
17VaC
x
10-31
10-16
17 Vic
10-31
10-31
15c
10-31
10-31
cents
3
cents
•32
from
capital
Baldwin
Stock
4%%<
income
Hardware
9-15
10-23
10- 9
12-3)
10-28
10-15
25c
10-22
10-13
50c
10-20
9-25
$1
10-20
9-25
$1.06
10-20
9-25
$1.75
11-16
2 To
7-1-60
6-10
10-30
10-16
10-16
10-30
50c
12-
1
11-3
30c
+
11-
2
10-15
40c
10-28
10-16
50
11-30
10-16
flTVic
11-
2
15c
(quar.)__
12-
1
common
(quar.)—:.
10-30
12-11
30c
28V«C
_____
pfd.
9-25
10-20
1-1-60
2()
15c-
——
9-30
11-
3-1-60
2-
9
Tobacco,
common
10-31
(quar.)___
Mutual Fund, Inc.
income)
investment
1-31-GO
Cascade
Bteise
Quarterly
Eralorne
6%
11-14
10-31
12-
11-12
10-21
_________
Mines,
Power
10-20
12-
1
11-20
$1
11-
2
87 Vz C
2
free
2
10-19
15c
11-16
10-30
L
Terminal
Byers
»A.
M.)
partic
Byllesby
5r/o
(H.
10-31
(stock
Co.,
com.
:
preferred
<fc
9c
95c
COc
10-
8
10-31
10-
8
10-31
10-16
10-16-
1
11-
10-16
1
11-
:
10-15
Dominion
11-
2
10-15
Dominion Tar & Clicmical Ltd.,
35c
11-
1
10-21
Common,
11-
1
10-21
Common
12-21
12-
1
10c
11-
2
10-
5
11-10
-
10-15
10-31
9-23
11-25
11-12
$1
;___
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
1
10-15
12-11
25c
^
10-20
9-25
2%
-
11-
2
10-
9
5c
•
10-30
10-15
15c
11-30
11-13
$1.75
10-30
10-
Mahoning
1
to
11-13
11-
2
1-1-60
10-31
(quar.)
Pictures' Corp., $4.25
11-16
Assn.
10-
11-16
11-
11-
47 %C
1111-
10-
11-
Gas
$4.50
Co.
10-
11-
10-
55c
11-
10-
*$1
10-28
10-14
(initial)
Y.
preferred
$1.25
11-16
10-
Transport
Co.
Craig Bit Co. Ltd.
Creamery Package Mfg.
Crescent
Petroleum,
share
(One
lor each
5
of
10-23
Company, class
Class B (quar.)
Crouse-Hinds
(quar.)
Cork
6c
Sugar,
7"fa
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
—
'4.24'o
4%'l
preferred
preferred
11-13
Lighting
Traders
11-
1
(quar.)_——
—~
10-19
10-
40c
10-26
10- 6
9-18
9
Screw
Fireman's
10-30
10-
9
12-31
12-
7
11-
2
2
11-
2
Stock
First
10-10
12-14
10-15
28c
10-31
11-17
1
10-31
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-13
12-15
11-13
n-
1
10-15
11-
1
10- a
11-
3
10-
a
11-36
10-16
10-20
10-
9;
10-15
11-
1
11-
1
10-13
11-
2
10-13
12-11
10-22
1-22-60
12-22
GOc
10-30
10-10
*12%C
10-31
10-19
9-25
1%
11-10
10-20
15c
9-22.
9-30"
10-20
10-30
10-30
10-20
87 %c
12-10
11-SO
10-30
10-15
1-4-60
3-10
6-15
9-15
12-21
12-
50c
12-24
5c
10-27
9-30
Co.,
11-15
30c
10-27
30c
1-1-60
12-17
12-31
12-13
4-1-60
-
11- 1
10-13
3-lJ»
20c
11-
2
10-15
*35
11-
2
10-18
J.1-
2
10-16
25c
1-2-GO
12-23
12-15
11-35
1
12-15
12-
18%c
11-30
11-16
31V4C
12-
1
1,1-16
50c
10-31
10-15
3%
11-23
10-21
5%
10-26
10-13
IVzQ
11-
1
10-
56 '/4C
11-
1
10- 3
3
65c
class
A
City
(quar.)__
fquar.)—
10-15
10-20
10-
10-30
10-16
50%
10-20
10-
5
50%
dividend)-
(stock
11-13
65 c
dividend)
(stock
Foote
Bros; Gear & Machine, class A
Class
Ford
B
iquar.)
10-20
10-
3
5
75c
11-
1
30- 3
171/z C
11-
1
10-15
11-
:
1
10-16
20c
10-23
10- a
25c
12-15
10-35
933,4c
10-30
12 Vzc
11-
1
.10-
9
12 % C
11-
1
10-
9
12% c
11-1
10-
5
11=
$1.75
(quar.)
■—,—
5%
Motor, Ltd.
(interim).
Dairies, iquar.)
10-15
1
10-5
11-20
10-13
12-14
25C
1-2-60
Worth Steel & Machinery Co. (resumed)
IOC
12-15
12-
Zi.
20C
10-20
10-15
Foremost
9
(quar.)
10-
9
Fort
(quar.)_
§1.12
11-
2
10-
9
Foster-Forbes
Glass,
10-30
10-26
Franklin Stores
$1.25
11-
2
10-10
Fraser
Brick
15c
12-
1
11-16
Fraser
Cos.,
&
common
(quar.)
Corp.
Tile
Ltd.
12-31
12-13
10-23
10-13
,8C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
20c
10-23
10-
*30c
10-26
3%
(stock dividend)
Franklin Electric
of
100%
10- 2
10-30
2%
.
'
10-16
1
J.)—
Sterling Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (reduced quar.)
12- 4
4
N.
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
preferred (quar.)___-
12-18
7-1-60
B
11-
12 VaC
Firth
Fluor
12-18
4-1-60
(Newark,
Co.
—:
National
10-
—
11-14
*$1.75
25c
Bank (N. Y.)
First Southern Co., 7%
preferred
First
10-26
12-
1-4-60
—
dividend
Lumber
Class
11-23
11-16
Insurance
2
—
10-31
28%C
—
(increased)
Firestone Tire 6c Rubber Co.
10-15
4%
Works
■
2
pfd. (quar.)
10-31,
11-14
*35c
—
(quar.)_
Semi-annual
"
10-15
11-
Co.
Federal
2
10-26
10-21
Insurance
11-
iquar.)
—
—
Co.
.
10-15
10-
50C
-
$1.40
Federal
11-
approval
11-14
S3
Grain, Ltd., class A_—
preference (quar.) "
$1
to
1
*13c
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)__.
—
Federal
$1.06
subject
10-
$3
Life
Sign & Signal, new com. (initial)—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)__
-—
—
Federated Department Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
Filmways, Inc. (stock dividend)
Finance Co. of America, class A & class B
Stock div. (Payable in class a com.)..—
Financial General Corp., com. (quar.)———
$2.25 preferred (quar.)_.
———
4Qc
stockholders)
Day-Brite
6c
—
11-20
Dana
Corp.—
(Stock
dividend
s.
10-30
40c
12-10
$1.75 9-29-60
Light, 4pfd. (quar.)
•,
10-
25c
Federal
$1.75
1—
Laboratories, class A
10-
10-24
$1.50
11-13
$1.75
—_
10-24
25c
—
11-13
$1.75
:——
,1—^
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gunniiigliam Drug Stores iquar.)
Cuttiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
Dallas Power &
Co
1
10c
——
9
62 %c
—
1
7 Vz c
(quar.)
7r,o
Cutter
—-
12-
25c
common
iquar.V
1%
1f,'c
—
12-
*50c
dividend)-
10-ia,
2
20c
$1.04
35c
10c
(quar.)
10-
11-
15%
12- 4
31'4 c
;
10-31
12 %c
1-2-60
10c
Ltd.
10c
25c
a
25c
Federal Paper Board,
4.60% preferred (quar.)
—
Publishing "(stock
Seal Co.,
Products
Fate-Root-Heath
4
*4c
(quar.)—
A
10-19
50c
12- 4
*8c
-—:
11-
10-29
$1.12%
Products
12-
17V2C
—
Crowell-Collier
1
6
com.
5'io
11-14
10c
11-20
<s____——____.
(quar.)
25c
tlOc
1-2-60
—_
(quar,.)—_—
(stock dividend)—
convertible preferred
,
$1.50
(initial)—
1-2-60
(quar.)
shares held)
100
preferred
Homes
65c
(quar.)
Lines
>
11- »
$1.75
(Md.)—
(accum.)
B
(accum)
$1.13
—
(quar.)——
Ltd., class A~_
11- a
11-14
IOC
—
$1.12Vz
(increased)
common
11-14
25c
—
(quar.)
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
Quarterly
10-15
10-26
100'c
investors
12-
9
12-15
dividend
Products
10-
20c
$1
Continental
2
16c
(quar.)__
preferred .(quar.)
$4.16 preferred
(quur.)___
Continental Casualty Co.
(Chicago)
Corn
11-
52V2C
—_;__
Co._______
$4,52
Stock
Industries
Farmers
(quar.)
30c
2%
(quar.)
dividend
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Assn. (resumed)
Fall River Gas (quar.)__—
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
6%
common
preferred
(quar.)
10-
11-
$5
Royalty Gil
—
Fairbanks
52 (4 c
preferred (qur.r,)__—
Consolidated Freightways
(quar.)
9-18
*30c
(accum.)
_____
51c
N.
of
pfd.
7%
Power,
—
5
51V2C
Co.
10-27
2
*13c
____
WalilffiTifTHftchfne;~-fcttlT-(quar,-
Evans
(quar.)__$2.20 preferred (quar.)_______
Consolidated Denison Mines, Ltd.
,
2
10-
50c
(quar.)
Consumers Power Co.,
10-16
10-
1
11-
11-
tlOc
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)__
Erie Forge & Steel Corp.—
Common
(stock dividend)
6%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. gtd.
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
Consolidated
8
12
preferred (.quar.)____:—
$2.04 preferred (quar. )__*.
Edison
2
10-20
(quar.)_
(quar.)'
$2
Consolidated
11-
12-15
12-
,
Ltd.—
(1956)
Group (Assoc.) class A (quar.) —
Enamel 6c Heating Products, class A (quar.)
2
15c
1-2-60
12 %C
2
11-16
2
$25c
.
1
1-
87%c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of Amer. (quar.)
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
Amer.
shares
(final)
;
Emco, Ltd. (initial quar.)—
10-28
11-16
10-
$1.12 Vz
Employers
10-24
2
2-1-60
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada
of
&
4%%
10-20
J50c
11-
,
1
in¬
10-16
$1.37%
*20c
(Toronto)
common
ne't investment
capital gains)-
preferred A
Ekco
11- 2
10-30
7c
Connecticut Light & Power
$1.90 preferred (quar.)
$2.09
9-30
35c
preferred (quar.)_'__:
Conduits National, Ltd.
i
preferred
10-17
10c
5Vz'i'o
$2.06
2
10-20
11-16
;
Life
11-
Co.
—$6-_nrefcrred
Easy
10-13
28C
Machinery (increased)—
Gas, common (quar.
(C. G.), Ltd.,
$7
10-20
$1.06 V*
Natural
Confederation
1
10-30
25c
(quar.)
10-
Eastern States Corp.
12-11
1V4C
:
pfd.
—
prior to Nov. 2,
dividends)
de Nemours
I.)
Air Lines
Eastern
10=22-
6 V2 c
Engineering
2
share for share basis
from
from
Kootenay
Eichler
Inc.- (quar.)
Compionwealth Stock Fund (from investment
Conn
4
11-10
_ane
9
11-
9-30
converted
preferred
Ponr,
Stock
11-10
11-
(E.
Eastern
10-20
87 Vzc
investment
income)
Pont
East
■
1
9
10-
into
(quar.)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
55c registered class A
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
10-21
87VaC
1947 and 1956)
(from
and 2c
(Convertible
Common
12-18
$1.25
a
common
$4.50 preferred
10-15
12-
19-
10-31
10c
(increased-quar.)
com.
on
(8c
Fund
$3.50
10-19
10-23
'
2%
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co., cl. A (quar.)
Metals & Supply Co. (quar.):—
du
7V2C
50c
10-31
10-28
$1.25
Ducommun
10-15
12-
■
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
be
receive
come
10- 2
1-1-60
1st
stock
must
and
11-27
$1.12 y2
10-29
*15c
—
(stock dividend)
preferred
common
11- I
t
10-15
11-16
*15c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
5%
Corp.,
4r/o
12-15
11-15
10-1$
1
*15c
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Chemical Co.
5
1-6-60
,
1
11-
tlOc
(reduced)
Ltd.
Coal
Drackett Company,
10-7
45c
&
9
12-17
(s-a)
10-30
11-
20c
9-30
11-25
(quar.)
11-13
$20c
Steel
preference
DcWer
$1.50
Y.)
Ry.
Davenport Water Cd., 5',«
12-
$1
Dow
9
Co.
31'AC
10-23
1
25C
(N.
11-13
Ltd.—
Co.,
Extra
10-8
37V2c
Columbia Gas System
10-15
11-
1-2-60
*15c
4
..
$1.25
(quar.).
11-30
*50c
9
du
9c
Shoe
Linoleum
10-
10-22
3-31
tlOc
*ooc
12-10
$1.25
ContJord
Cloth
12-31
*15c
(quar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., extra
Oil
12-
10-30
*50c
pref.
conv.
2
37%«
1
12-15
11-25
*37'/2c
Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)
Fabrics Ltd., common (quar.)
Dominion
2nd
.
2
11-
11-16
*44c 4-15-60
s-a)
12-21
2Vz%
(quar.)
felectric
Cuban-4merican
2
Dominion
37%«
pfd, (series
Compo
(initial
common
11-
10-
10-16
11-30
*43c 1-15-50
(quar.)
preferred
11-
2
9-30
10-30
*20c
—
$1
87 %c
Crowley Millncr & Co.———
Crj'stal Oil & Land Co.. $1.12 pfd.
10-31
1-1-60
New
Dreyfus
Pittsburgh RR.,- 4To pfd. (quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)__-~:___
Combustion
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Dairies,
23c
(quar.)__
8
5e
(iuitial-quar.)_.
10-20
10-31
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
3-15
10-
35c
dividend)
(quar.(
Virginia
Crossett
11-
25c
_-'
(quar.)
(quar.t
(Del.)—.
11-10
income)__
Colorado central Power Co. (monthly)
Colorado Credit Life, Inc.__'.
12-15
British
*25c
r
preferred
M.)
9-16
10-30
*17c
Co.
10-20
.
(quar.)
Crown
(s-a)
pi'd.
Extra.
7r.'c
2
9-16
4-1-60
*$1.10
(s-a i
4(1
11-10
,
12-21
10-30
25c
Bridge, Ltd.
37VaC
(quar.)^
11- »
1-4-60
U7%c
—_
11-16
39c
——
Ltd,
non-cumulative
5%
12-10
,
from
Eurlingfon Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.;—
Bush
11-
1-1-60
*$1.50
:
A
25c
(quar.)
;__l:
37'/2c
(quar.)
5% non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Dominion Eleetrohome Industries, Ltd.—
11-
Corporate
-
(quar.)__
common
9-30
12-31
10-19
11-
Gas,
Forge Cc.
Bulloch's, Ltd., class
Inc.,
9
9-25
11-
tlOc
Buffalo
B
12-
2
aJ4c
Ltd
—Brtming_ (Charlesi
Co.
(quar.)
Buchanan" St eel Products Gorp^—<s-a)
Class
11-
$1.07
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas (increased-quar. )1
Corp.,
10-7
$1.20
$3.80
Bullock's.
2
Ltd.,
cents
9
9-24
1-2-60
75c
-
Buckeye
11-
7 Vz c
(quar.)—
British Columbia Telephone Ltd.—
43,e'.h preferred (quar.)—
British Petroleum, Ltd.—
Taunton
9-30
11-16
10-23
50c
..
preferred
Approximately
10-15
10-21
3 V)
of
Consolidated Natural
15c
7}2C
,
5
25c
—____
—
Fioreer
Columbia
Brockton
10-10
12-19
—
British
10-20
(from net ln-
—
(quar.).
8
10-16
75c
Faeries Corp., common (quar.)
.4%, preferred (quar.)—_—
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)_
_______
Boston Edison, common (increased-quar.)._
4.25')
preferred
(quar.)— *•.
4.78')
preferred
(quar,)„
Bourjois. Inc. (quar.)
——
Bowater Paper, Ltd. (interim)—
•American
deposit
receipts
(interim)
of
1 shilling.
(Equal to approximately 8c
per share)Co.
2-
2
11-
30c
Booth
Bowl-Mor
3-1-60
20c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
11-2
10-21
30c
1-13
$1.25
.
5c
10-23
'10-14
20c
preferred
Blue Ridge
pfd.
cash
In
(quar.)—
Oil Fields (monthly)
Dominion
tlOc
.
The
profits.
payable
is
25C
Dominion
10-16
11-23
Columbia
10- 2
securities
dividend
Mines,
10-13
5%
Fund
10-28
9
2
10-30
10-15
8
20c
.1
Biddeford & Saco Water (quar.)—
Bros.
9-
11-
11-13
Colonial
8-27
•8%%
B
25C
11-
•5/0
,
10-26
from .net
Dominion
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com.
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
1
Colonfal Finance Co.—
10-31
1 -15-60
35c
9-28
Dominguez
10-31
7To
9-28
2
9
25C
9-25
15c
preferred (quar.)
—.—
4c/o preferred (quar.)________—
Belmont Iron Works
(quar.)__.—
6'))
10-
5c
preferred
(quar.)
;
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—
Common (quar.)
.4Vz'/o
preferred (quar.)
10-30
$1.50
*
Bloch
10-20
Dome
60c
'
4%
10-30
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
2
(quar.)______
A
Mfg.",
&
11-16
2 'To
&
2
11-
ll3,4 c
11-30
Clearfield
5
11-20
J 80c
Common
preferred
10-
11-
—
common
20c
Cleveland &
(extra)
Beiding-Ccrticelli, Ltd.,* 7%
4%
2
and/
(quar.)
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
;__—,—___^
B&ystatc Corp.. (quat.);—:
Beech Aircraft Corp. iquar.) ______—_______
Stock dividend ——*
Belknap
11-
11-
$1.05
$1.40
City
Stores
(quar.)
City Title Insurance Co.
5
30c
37 %c
common
_____
10-24
10-
1-lfl
(quar.)—
Corp.,
.
11-15
10-20
2
10-18
Dodge, Mfg. Corp;, common
$1.56 preferred" (quar.)
45c
Cincinnati Gas
1-15-60
35c
—______
Corp.,
preferred
conv.
9-30
65C
Common
5%
;
(Slock dividend)—!—_—
dividend
Basic Products
10-15
10-30
5%
gains)
Ltd.
(Canada)
11-14.
*7Qc
Corp. (incr.)
pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
10-20
25c
6%
Oil Corp.
West.
&
10-16
11-15
cent
9%
25C
A
10-
11-15
15c
Co., Ltd. (final)
Shares, Inc.—
\ .cents
(extra*)
11-
93%c
r
Barber-Ellis
Corp.,
10-31
$1.12 Vz
—
Berber
*20c
11-16
15c
11-13
Electric
10-31
$1.12 Vz
Hamilton
Piano,
&
Series
Corp. !
preferred (quar.)
Baldwin Rubber (increased-quar.)—_______
Baltimore
Transit Co.
(quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)_—
4%
preferred (quar.)_
4%% preferred (quar.)_
7%
preferred (quar.)—
Baldwin-Lima
1
9-30
.
(year-end payment
investment
from
South
Stock
10c
"B"
12-
Investors
10-16
(quar.)___—
—
Fund
11-13
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
10-16
15c
(quar.)
Axe Houghton
1
(extra)^
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Common
(quar.)
of America-
dividend
Corp.
12-
12- «
1
fiscal year-end dividend of 2 V4 cents
from
net
investment
income
plus 9Vz
25c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3Vzc/o preferred (quar.)_
10-16
25c
(Tulsa)
Co.
&
10-16
37 Vzc
Ltd. tquar.)_..
Canteen
10-30
32-15
12-
A 1959
50c
iffuar/)-
Chesapeake Corp.
Stock dividend
10-20
10c
—
Automatic
tlOc
(quar.)
Manhattan Bank
(N.Y.)
(quar.)
Chemical Products (stock dividend)
11-16
30c
»
—
of
10-23
11-10
__________—
Atlas
Dividend
10-
Chase
8
.
5c
6% conv. preferred A (quar.)
0% -preferred B iquar.)
Ayres iSS.) Company—
4%% preferred, (quar.)
—
4%% preferred (1957 series) (quar.)_—_
Atlantic Refining, 3.75'.) pfd. B
(quar.)
Insurance.
Distillers
10-
Champion Industries (stock" dividend;
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)
8
11-
—
—
Life
3-
1
2
6
(quar.)
—i
Gardner
mond
11- 1
11*
10-
$1
25c
Securities
preferred
Chain Bol(f Go.
Steel
Atlas
4-1-60
3-
*$1.25
33c
2
11-16
10-31
62VzC
(s-a)
preferred
Corporate title
*$1.25
(quar.)__^
&
Century
8
Co.—
non-voting non-cum preferred—_—
Automobile Banking Corp., com.
(quar.)___
Class A common
(quar.)——_—
$ 1.5 Op re f err e di q u ar.)
Stock
10-
10-8
$2.50
30c
Avco
2
11-
$1.1834
prior pref
(quar.)
Products, Inc.—
conv.
Automatic
11-
11-2
pfd. (s-a)v.-—
(initial)
&
4-1-60
iinitial7
com.
Light, 40*
jrreferi-ed • (quar.)
4.200
12-
S1.083/4
iquar.)__
Austin
$1.50
41/),
11-
11-16
52 Vzc
(quar.)____.
class A
(quar.)
Diamond
$1.05
new
common
Central
4.75%
Aurora
preferred
Corp.,
Power
11-
"$1
Co.,
Hudson Gas
30c
$i.02y2,
■;4.-35%
10-31
10-31
100V)
10-10
1
(quar.)
of above changed to Dia¬
National Corp. effective Sept. 28.
B
11-16
Trust,.
;
50c
9-30
10-13
11-
10-20
Tunnel
Giorgio Fruit,
11-16
*2 Vac
Central
9-28
Di
*15c
preferred
25c
(quar.)_..__—.
(quar. V
Atlantic Coast Line RR., 5%
~i
11-16
10-22
•
25c
Canada
&
Class
____
Central
————-
preferred
10-15
Common, (quar.)
1
Atlantic
City. Electric,
4%' preferred (quar.)
i:
(quar;)
(quar.)___g___
Central Electric Ac Gas, common
central of Georgia
Ky. Co.—
56 Vic
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
4.10V)
9-28
10-31
.
9
14c
Union Stock Yard Co
10-28
11-
9
10-
30c
(quar.)_
Corp.—
1st preferred
$3.50
to
$2.50
*15c
Investment
Ltd.,
4.20O
433/iC
(quar.)__—
Industries, Ltd.—
J*—
Interim
Detroit
(quar.)
Caterpillar Traction
Aro
7%■ preferred
Denver
10-
*87 Vac
Extra :'
125c
4.50'.
preferred (quar.)
,
Corp. Ltd., common (quar.)_—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
•_
$2.50 preferred ,<quar.)—
Argus
Electrical
10-
2
Power
Can-eras,
Anthes-Imperial.
Water,
10-
1
11-
*15c
& Light common
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
Ordinary "B" '(interim)
Car win Company
tquar.J—:
r__"
Cassier Asbestos, Ltd.
(quar.)
9
10-
"
1
11-
J37V2C
10-
10-26
Ltd.—»
Mines,
iTight
Power &
Ttamway
45c
Carpenter Steel
9
2
2
Associated
11-
Quarterly
11-
Artesian
preferred
?30c
?07c
(initial)-^
Demver
$1.25
common
+70C
—
(quar.)—
preferred
10-
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. iqu(ir.)___)_
L
Canafund
Co.,V. Ltd._______-y____-_^________
Carlisle Corp.
(Pa.)
(quar.
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry, (Gtd.) —
9-15
11-
$2.90
1
*87'/2C
International
Ltd.,
t56V4C
preferred
11-
*83ic
(s-a)______
Canadian
12-
10-29
15c
preferred
4%%'
31c
60c
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)___^__.
Industries, Ltd., common (quar.)
15c
(quar.)—
$2.80 preferred iquar.
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class A
iquar.i
Delaware
33c
Bronze,
12-22
preferred (quar.);—— —
Pulp & Paper Mills—
convertible
10-
31 Vic
preference
10-26
50c
10-
1
>
10-27
35c
(quar.)
11-16
25c
11-10
11-
?r___
(s-a
Canadian
50c
B
$2.50
.
Class
Class
2
10-
1
25c
Packers, Ltd.-—
25c
(quar.)________
iquar.)____
common
10-12
11-
Holdef
Payable of Rec.
30c
*
payment of 5 shillings equal to
approximately 64Vic
a
De Vilbiss Company
(increased quar.)
Dean Phipps Stores, 5Va%
preferred (quar.)
Deerfield
Glassine
(quar.)
•-
10-23
10-20
It
..
Interim
30c
preferred
25c
i
—
11-16
$1.25
;•
(quar.)__
Canada
)
"
GOc
preferred
28 Vic
32c
Consolidated
De Beers
;•
Soup • i increased)
Canada- Foils, Ltd., - common (quar.)__
60c partic. class A
(quar.)
'
65c
—
Co
Inc,
Clayton & Co.
Anderson,
10-30
(guar.)—
2 Vac
Wire
Anaconda
Anchor
< quar. i
11-16
Campbell
17)i>c
—
Smelting & Refining Co.—.
7% preferred (quar.
American Thermos Products
(quar.)
Corp.
17 Vac
iquar.)
L
■
preferred (quar.)
L______
Fire Insurance Asir. -(s-a)_____,
Campbell Red Lake Mines. Ltd. (quar.)
American
American Viscose
9-30
$1.32
37 V»C
—
(quar.)
Inc.
10-20
Camden
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
Premier,
40c
Telephone—
preferred
$1.25
9-30
Co. (Galveston)
lc
American
&
$1.24
10-29
10-15
V
Common (increased-quar.)-__zuz____
$1.00 preferred (quar. )'_.i__^
3c
American
Water
$1.20
51c
1
Interstate
California
10-20
Inc.-—
insurance
10-15
11-
(quar.)
common
1
75c
California
Quarterly (6 cents-from investment income
plus 45 cents from realized capital gains.
The 45 cent payment is payable in cash
American National
Power,
11-
(quar.)__
pfd.
Share
Name of Company
Daystrom. Inc. '(quar.).
Dayton Rubber Co., common
$2 class A (quar.)
*37c
$3
Telephone (quar.)
Packing Corp. (quar.)
California Portland Cement (quar,)________
11-20
fquar.)____..__—
Mutual
Oregon
iquar.).
Power,
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—-
preferred
Electric
California
$1.12 Yz
-
(initial-quar.)_______^.__i
common
1st
When
Share
Mills,
California
American Marietta Co,—New
Linen
California
split
American Maize-Products Co.—
preferred
10-
11-
Two-for-ohe
4V2%
(1635)
*
5
9-30
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1636)
:
Friendly Finance,
Class
6%
B
y* "
—-
5c
fc
11-15
10-31
—
Inc., common
15c
12-15
12-
____
--
Mines, Ltd. (Interim pay¬
Free State Gcduld
shillings, 6 pence equal
proximately 57.2 cents)
of
to ap¬
4
$1
$1.75
$7
Fuller Brush, common A—___
________—,
Industrial
1
11-13
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
11•
10-16
12-
2.
10-22
approved
11-
2
10-22
10-26
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., com. (increased quar.)
5% preferred (quar,)___
——
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)-----4%preferred (.quar.), :
——
2
10-15
10-19
10-31
10-19
Insurance
I
11-12;
Interchemical
2
10-16
10-28
SOo
25c
General Electric Co. (quar.)—_——50c
General Mills, Inc.,'new com. (initial)—30e
11-10
General
Motors
9-25
10-31
11-
10c
._
—
12-22,
10-28
11-
2
12-
11-
2
1010-
10-30
——
—
,
— —
O»norai
25c
32Vic
32 Ac
33c
-
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.30 preferred B
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
—
$2.50 preferred
5to
10-
General Tire
—
(quar.)———
Rubber
&
stock
15
10-23
jantzen,
11-15
10-23
•
1
10-15
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
25c
2%
11-30
11-
9
11-30
11-
4A%
11- 2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
4:*4%
57Ac
11-
2
—
-
25c
Ltd..
Corp.
class
Co.
(Houston)
pfd. A (quar.)
(stock dividend).,
5%
(9
10-
11-25
11-10
11-25
11-1G
10-27
Kuhlman
40c
1%
preferred
(quar.)
12-
11-
11-
1
1
37'/2C
__
11-2
from
from
10-15
Lancer
investment
income
and
Extra
Lear,
A
Inc.
Leeds
11-20
2-23
Halifax
Halle
Insurance
Bros. Co.,
Halliburton
Hamilton
(Nova
common
Oil
Well
Cotton,
Scotia)
12-30
(extra)—
Dementing Co.
5%
preferred
H-C7
Series
H-DA
(from
(from
B
4V2%
preferred
GOc
12-18
12-
2
Lincoln
11-16
11-
5
Link-Belt
10-31
10-2
Class
10-31
10-
2
$2.40
$150
10-20
10-
6
$1.37A2
Holiday
Inns
k
of
(initial)—™
Co.
Home Insurance
Hood Chemical
Hoover Ball k
(N.
Inc.
B
<stk.
Illinois Brick
Power
(quar.)-„_
preferred
preferred
10-29
11-
1
9-30
9-30
5
B
(quar.)
10c
11- 2
10-15
11- 2
10-15
12-
10-30
1
11- 2
10-21
12-
9
10-15
1
11-12
10-30
10-15
12-
11-20
4
12-
4
11-20
12-
4
11-20
11-
1
10-15
6
11-
2
10-
11-
5
10-19
5%
10-30
10-15
Mallory
5qc
11-
1
10-16
Manhattan
45c
10-31
10-20
gnn
11-
10-20
10c
11-
1
1
1
pref.
Mansfield
Marconi
tion
10-20
Co.,
11-
2
10-16
Rubber
10-15
11-
2
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marine
Stock
40c
Stock
New
York
State
Electric
11- 2
&
Gas—
•
11- 2
10-16
May Department Stores—
% preferred (quar.)
$^5
11-
1
10-15
Alayer
11-1
10-15
11- 2
10-16
11-
2
10-
11-
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
9
11-2
10-
9
& Co.
McCall
9
Corp.
Stock
Co.
Class
B
4%
adj. preferred
Oil
$1.20
& Gas
Northern
conv
Corp.,
11-16
9-30
10-22
9-30
Northern
Insurance Co.
Ohio
5%
Ltd.
11-
1
10-10
Illinois Gas,
Northern
12-
1
11-
2
Northern
4
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11- 4
12-
1
11-
4
t54c
$37Vic
12-
1
11-
4
Northern
12-
1
11-
4
Northwest
4
10-31
11-
9-30
1
10-14
10-30
10-15
12-
4
1-1-60
12-
4
1-1-60
12-
4
933/ic
income
12-15
12-
25c
11-
10-12
11-10
10-16
11-
10-26
10-30
30c
—
11-
9
15c
Ry.
10-03
10-
11-
2
10-14
11-
2
10-14
25c
-11-
1
11-
com.
9-22
11-18
1-1-60
12-18
50c
10-30
10-
$1.50
10-31
10-15
__:
(quar.)
:$40c
(quar.)
10-23
27Ac
Engineering Co., class A <quar.)__
25c
com.
3^4%
11-2
10-
9
McKee
11-
10-
9
McQuay-Norris
2
(Arthur
Melchers
12-
9
6%
G.)
new
com.
Mfg.
(quar.)
Distilleries,
(initial)
10-20
(s-a)___
9
9-30
3-30
'11-
2
10-
9
25c
11-
2
10-
9
25c
11-
2
10-
9
25c
Extra
Class
:____
B
—
(quar.)
Extra
Northwest Industries, Ltd.—
New common (initial)
Northwestern Steel
11-
2
10-9
Ohio
River
Sand
9c
Wire
&
Co.
(.year-end)
10-15
10-23
10c
2
10-23
11-
1
10-15
12-15
12-
1
10-30
10-
3
10-20
25c
25c
10-23
10-
9
10-23
10-
9
$25c
11-16
10-29
12-
10-30
Ontario
11-
10-15
25c
(quar.)
4.24%
1
10-23
10-30
$1.06
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
10-30
10-31
25c-
_'A
B
12-30 —9-16
10-24
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
72©c
12-31
11-1G
12-15
12-15
11-16
-•
k
Ontario
Quebec
Steel
Ry.
(s-a)
+$3
Products, Ltd., com.
preferred
"
——
(quar.)__—
(quar.)__
4—__
Oxford
______
10-15
11-13
-
10-15
12-
Opelika Mfg. Corp. (stock dividend)____•—4%
Otis Elevator Co. (quar.)
"
60c
Outlet Company
1
11-13
125c
t$1.75
9-30
11-1G
1
10-23
—_
10-. 2
$1.25
11-
2
10-22
$1.25
—
12-
1
11-13
Co.,
Paper
11-16
$20c
2
(quar.)_t
(quar.)___
Beauty Supply Co.—
participating preferred (accumulative)
$5 preferred (quar.)
—;
Pacific Atlantic Canadian Investment. Ltd.—
11-
2
11-
2
10-13
10-31
10-15
..
10-13
62J/2C
11-
2
10-15
12-
1
11-12
10-20
9-30
20c
12-
2
10-13
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
9c
10-26
20c
10-31
10-
5
10-31
10-
5
10-30
10-
9
10-29
10-19
10-29
10-19
11-
10-15
9-30
Packard-Bell
(quar.)__
Electronics
2
10-
9
12-
2
11-
6
25c
10-31
10-16
10-31
10-16
37V2c
11-
2
10-22
30c
11-
2
GOc
11-1G
10-20
15c
12-28
12-10
10-30
______
(quar.)
Pan American World Airways
Chemical
Co.
$30c
12-31
10-26
10-12
75c
11-16
10-30
20c
11-13
10-23
(quar.)——
7 Ac
(quar.)—
11-13
9-28
3
10-30
2 Ac
Parke, Davis & Co.
Penman's
6%
Pcnn
Ltd.,
preferred
term
capital
Pennsalt
11-13
10-30
25c-
10-30
10-13
12 Ac
10-31
10-19
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Co., 5%
common
145C
(quar.)
Fund.
gains
and
10-15
10-
2
1
2
from longfrom net in-
(26c
9c
35c_
(quar.)__
—
10-19
15-
15c
______—
Chemical
11-16
11-
$$1.50
(quar.)
Square Mutual
11-
10-15
2
Pennsjdvania Glass Sand Corp.—
2-for-l split subject
holders Oct. 27
4.25%
preferred
preferred
"4.64%
Penobscot
to approval of stock¬
11-18
11-
12-
__
(quar.)
Non-voting
Credit
Peps)-Cola
11-13
10M5
12-
1
11-13
12-
lr
11-13
12-
$1.06
$1.06 A
-
Fibre—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
35C
common
General
4
1
35c
pfd.
11- 2
$1.16
4.24%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Voting common
Peoples
11-
10-28
12 Ac
(quar.)
Corporation
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
11-
10-15
—
Package Products
—vestment income)
1
11-13
11- 9
,
Lighting Corp. (quar.)__
Outdoor Advertising (increased)-.—
Pacific
Pall
11-30
29}Jc
Finance
4.75%
10-29
10-20
+Gc
Pacific
$15c
Ltd.—
preferred
*9-22
1
11-24
40c
.
(Minn.)
9
37V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
11-13
11-14
lO-Sl
11-
10-20
~
533^
9-30
10-10
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Power
1
37Ac
—
(quar.)
$1.25
11-
3%
(quar.)
1
$5c
of New York
$1.73
1'Ac
A
(quar.)
2
15c
(quar.)
States
10-15
30c
of New Hampshire
Quebec Power, Ltd.—
Common
1
___.—
Northern RR.
Northern
11-
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Old National Corp., class A
15c
class
10-20
9-30
$25c
(quar.)
Inc.,
11-15
—
common
Telephone,
Pacific
$10c
$10c
20c
(quar.)
6
10-20
1-1-GO
preferred (quar.)__
50c
_
(quar.)_j
1
1-
11-2
933)c
(quar.)
12-15
9-30
gains)
com.
preferred
10-30
10-31
10-
Corp.—
40c
10-31
10-28
1-27-60
Corp. (quar.)_
of Canada, Ltd
J15c
11-16
9
5%
(quar.)
2Va%
10-16
10-
$1.12Va
preferred (quar.)
Engineering Works (quar.)
$1.50
10-31
10-19
10-26
$1.121'2
conv.
Northern-Illinois
11-
net
capital
C.) Co. (quar.)
Norfolk k Western Ry.—-
Northern
10-15
2
a
57'Ac
:—
from
(8c
accum.
11-10
4%
dividend
McGregor-Doniger,
(quar.)
(A.
Patterson (C. J.)
Special
Grain
Share
22c
10-20
1
11-
11=
for each sh. held
invest,
and
10-15
1
10-30-
-
Niagara
Nielsen
1
2
10-30
11-15
—
______—_■—
2
12-
11-30
11-15
GOc
9 AC
Newberry (J. J.) Company—
334%
preferred (quar.)
11-
11-
8
35c
—
(quar.)_—A____
preferred
12-
12-
10-20
3%
—_—
preferred
$4.50
25c
20c
25c
(Oscar)
4Vis%
$1.12V!>
25c
11-13
10-
10-29
15c
(2 l/10th shs.
Nortex
96'Ac
1
It- 2 -
Telegraph—
(quar.)
10-10
4%
,;
5
5%
10-10
37Ac
(quar.)
dividend
10-15
12-
-12V2C-
dividend
10-24
933Ac
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co.
10-15
1Q-16
York Merchandise Co.
Park
10-30
16-31
—______
10-24,
Communica-
,
10-30
"
15o
10-19
York Auction—
Coal
Ltd.—
2%
10-15
$1.50
——"
Fund
17V/2C
(Quarterly from net investment* income)
12-15
1
—
(quar.)__—-
Stock dividend
Pacific
Casualty (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
10-16
10-
11-
Final
Maryland
2
New
American
$1
pfd. A
Co.
10-19
•-
incomei__
split)
American
$1.06A
Interim
2
12-30
stock
North
t$1.25
International
11-
11-
Machine—
England Telephone &
5-for-l
North
*31 Ac
Co.' (quar.)
&
10-29
2%
pfd. B (quar.)
investment
net
(From
New
10-15
t25c
5%
10-15
5c
Meter Co., common (quar,).—_—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
New
England Fund—New
shares
(initial)
10-10
tlGc
—
10-15
1
Ndptuue
10-31
35c
(quar.)
1040
1
11-
divd.>
(stk.
& 'Television
Theatres
Ontario
;
k Co.,
Shirt
Tire
si
25c
11-1«
11-
12V'2c
———'—,—_■—
—
10-24
37JAc
(qnar.)
(P. R,)
lotc.n
$125
Welding
83Ac
$22V'2C
:
25c
wit?.
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit rcpts.
ordinary (interim)
8c
8e
Lawrence Power Co.—
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
4V'4%
preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quarj
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
10-15
11-16
I
II™"
Class
11-13
10-15
-12-1
58c
Corp.—
'
" :
Stock dividend on class A «nd B
$1
MAR. A.
10-20
II- 2
11- 2
271
(quar.)
10-16
Inc.—<
Holdings, Ltd., class A
5% participating pfd. (quar.)
MacMillan k Bloedol, Ltd., class A
11-13
>
56V4C
—
Co.
$3.50
Milling,
(quar.)
(s-a)
11-12
ci
(quar.f—
10-31
10-15
)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
Rice
10-28
McCabe
preferred
4.70%
State
preferred
35c
4.20%
4
7
11-15
Extra
Class
10-31
c-
4.26%
4.42%
7%
50c
(quar.)'
1110-
10-28
50c
preferred
Lower St.
I——I
preferred
5
10-20
75c
4%% preferred (quar.)
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)
11-
"II
11-
11- 9
32Vac
(quar.)
12- •
11-
_
12-15
11-20
lc
11-30
"
———„—ZZ~
1-2-60
30c
5c
non-cumulative 2nd
Louisiana
11-16
11- 2
Mfg.
87%c
lc
series
series
10-15
(quar.)
common
1
7%
10-16
Ntttlonwide
tlOc
12-18
"
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
Electric
k
11-13
$54c
(quar.)
12-19
(initial)—
com.
(s-a)_—
12-1
HVic
common
12-23
11-10
___;
Hydraulic, press Brick Co. (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd. (quar
5% preferred B (quar.)
4.08%
12-15
(ouur.)--—joei?
dividend—
(quar.)
<R. I.),
Extra
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Refrigerator Co. (quar.)__
Illinois
I-4-GO
30c
Y.). (quar.)
(quar.)
common
10-31
tquar.)—
—
new
Hess
National
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
1.0-30
313ic
_
.__
(quar.)__'
Long Island Lighting Co.
Longview Fibre (quar.)
10-15
37i/2C
■
1.
Hussmann
Stock
5
11-13
Chemical
J60c
4%
divd.)
Bearing Co.
Hydra-Power Corp.
(quar.)
15c
(quari)^_jr_..i-_
Horn k Hardart (N.
Y.) (quar.)
Horne (Joseph) Co.
(quar.)—
Hotel Syracuse (N.
y.) common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Houston Light k Power.
$4 pfd, (quar~)I—
Hubshman Factors, class A
(quar.)
class
A
<,nr
1
(s-a)_S
Co.
10-
class
series
Balanced
10-27
4
11- 2
20c
II"
(initial)
&
Growth
10-426
Ltd.,
43c
Co
conv. preferred(quar.)
(Henry) & Co.—
(Three-for-two stock split)—.
common
Insurance
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-15
11-
Aeronautical,
Bellas
National Lead Co., 6%
Fund—
10-20
10-
National
GOc
+450
5%
Renfrew
2
Co.
Extra
}30c
Holt
New
1
11-
35c
Holly Stores, Ioc., W/c conv. pfd.
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)—
Holt,
Star
11-
pfd.
4.64%
(quar.)___
31V'4C
Insurance
preferred
(M.),
Lone
$125
(quar.)
common
America,
Loeb
9
'
Hinde k Dauch Paper
(Canada)
Hines Lumber (extra)
M.)
9
10-
10-26
10-10
oqc
Drilling, Ltd. (s-a)_
Higbie Mfg. Co., new common
(P.
10-
2
20c
Hi-Tower
Hirsch
2
11-
5GAc
(initial)—i
Light Co.,
11-
10-31
Life
preference
2
isc
preferrexl
31 Vic
(quar.)
Local Finance Corp.
Preferred
(quar.)
11-
SG'Ac
,
Electric
10-20
1st
11-23
$12Ac
Narragansett Electric
412%
6
Corp. IN. Y_)—
15c
quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd.,
56V4c
._
(quar.)
Hercules Gallon
Products, Inc.—
7% preferred A (quar.)
Hercules Powder,-5%
preferred
■ilo
2
(initial
10-
11-30
$3.50
(s-a)—_'
10-15-
11-2
-
10-29
(Btock div. <1 sh. of Nard* Ultrajsonica Corp.
for each 100 shares held)
11-13
10c
(quar.)_
75c
Hurtz (J. F.)-Go., Ltd. class A
(quar.)—
Corp. of America, 4Va% pfd. (quar.)—
Haydock Fund (quar.)
Hayes Industries (quar.)
Hepponstall Co., 4%;% pfd. (quar.);
Inc.
11-
prefenynl
11-30
preferred
50c
Hat
Heublein,
B
$1.50
2nd
Co.
Cos.,
Loblaw
(quar.)
7%
11-13
30c
common
.
,
25c
12-29
Cement
National
11-16
.
6c
(quar.)__
subject to approval ol stockholders Nov. 9)
3^4%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
62C
common
(quar.)
preferred
9
Loblaw
Light,
Ltd.
Stock div.
& Sons Co., 3.85%
Portland
3c
—
10-29
,
R^ice IvHlls,
10-16
i
A
11-1.
10-27
Cc
12-16
Stores, 4Va%
Salt
3c
Refractories—
6% preferred (quar.)
Harris (A.) k Co., 5A%
pfd. (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)-
.4.96%
10-
class
Co.,
•
,
,
10-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Lerner
10-15
ordinary income)ordinary income)
11-30
10-15
10-15
10-31
5%
preferred
351.25
(quar)
(quar.)
12-15
10c
(James)
Leslie
11-28
Harbison-Walker
Hartford Electric
1
12-28
11- 2
Hamilton Funds, Inc.—
Series
11-
25c
.%
12-31
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Lewis Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), com. (stock dividend)
10-9
$25c
(quar.)
: A..
(quar.)—
36c
dividend
preferred
5%
Lees
11-18
10-31
GGAc
_
Products—
(quar.) '
Co.
12- 1
10c
Tire
Co.
<fc
5%
11-18
20c
com
—
&
Travclwear,
Northrup
Leeds
11-18
12-10
Diablo
$17Vic
2%
Extra
10-15
12-10
Metal
Clemens
preferred
J
(quar.)
Rubber
Lcece-Neville
Lehigh
Hagan Chemicals A- Controls, Inc.,
5.30% preferred (quar.),
Microwave
10-15
10-19
10-31
Lee
3%
;
Rarda
10-9
11-13
$15c
5
56c
•
-
__
Vernon. Mills,
10-15
8
Stock
dividend
10-15
Mount
10-26
10-
12-14
10-15
11-1
10-15
11-25.
10-30
10-
3-14-CO
311- .2
II- 1
12- 1
11-1
11-
10-19
$1.25
preferred- (quar.)-__—$1.25
Oil Corp.
(quar.)—
!
62 Ac
4.56% preferred (quar.) a—„ $1.14
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
•'
Common
(quar.)
35c
5% .preferred (quar.)A______—.,a;$1.25
Moniana Power Co.. new com. (initial quar.)
..20c
Moody's Investors Service— A'.-■
75C
$3 partic preferred (quar.)
—___;—
Royal
7iic
10-30
11- 2
1
10-15
Mount
11- 2
2
12-
10-15
(quar.)
Laurentide
10-
12-15
'
shares...
Amer.
10-16
1
11- 2
50c
v:.i.
_
—
10-23
10-31
-11-
40c
Q
Mount
(quar.)—.—,—r
new common
(initial)
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
25c
12 Ac
.A;
11-
National
27Vi>c
Industries,
$1.75
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5
preferred (quar.)
Stock
—
Lang & Company
9
16
.
$1.06 A
5
11-80
Mount
20c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Industries
(quarp___
9-30
10-
10-20
11-13
11-13
133Ac
com.
pfd.
(quar.)^
Paper
12^-5
10-26
.$1.09
New
A.,
10-16
1-1-60
10-30
10-15
25c
Inc.
10-
Class
capital gains)
S.
10-16
*25c
11-1
Co.,
(Alfred)
10-31
10-31
_.——4-%
dividend
Common
Consolidada
Lambert
10-20
10-20
10-20
Corp.'tquar.)_____^__-—
10-15
10-15
10-16
1
9-11
Industry Shares—
cents
Electric
2
2
12c-
—
10-30
5c
4%
Oil
(S.)
Lanston
Guantanumo Sugar (year-end)—
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
(quar.)
$5
12-10
11-11
\
convertible
cents
Gulf
9
La
$1.37Vi
Griesedieck Co.—
Growth
10-31
12-15
(monthly)
(stock dividend)
Department Stores (quar.)
Kobacker
Stores
(quar.) —4_
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly)
Class B
(monthly)
Kroger Company
(increased)
a27A%
Greeley Gas Co., 5A%
Co.
Klein
5J/a% preferred A (quar.)
,
L.)
King wood
5
—
Final
(H.
10-15
10-
—___
5%
Quarterly
;
Great Universal Stores, Ltd. Amer, dep. rets.
Green
1
2
;
,—
40c
Great
Ins.
10-15
11-
11-
10-16
11-
06 Ac
:
4V4%
Inc.,
Ontario
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
$1.05
$1.083A
$1.12Ya
Inc.
Kerr Income Fund
$50c
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Life
10-12
95c
$1
—
$25c
(s-a )_j
A
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Southern
10-27
Canada, Ltd.
——
Employees
Grafton & Co..
10-10
15c
___
of
10-24
20c
__
—
preferred (quar.)
Government
25c
—_
"Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
4%
10-10
$1,12 A
preferred (quar.)_i_
Co.
(quar.)
Godfrey
9-25
10-24
&
Maid
National
Kcmnametal,
10-15
10-26
Si Rhoads,
National
5GV4C
10-31
'10-15
11-30
held)____
shares
15
10-15
2
10-31
dividend)
(stock
common
for each
2
11-
-50c
Glass (qiiar.)____________r__
Mississippi Power & Light—
-A'A'
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
1O-10
,
«extra)__
com.
Mississippi
10-31
Kansas
,,10-15
.
(quar.)—
Gladding, McBean Co, (quar.f_.,
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., common (quar.)
4A%
preferred (quar.)
Goodman
Inc.,
share
11-
$1.10
S1.22A
(quar.)
Reclaiming,
11-1
Heintz, Inc. (quar.)
One
preferred
Rubber
Stock
10-23
10-24
9
10-31
45c
-
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
°
City Power & Light,
3.80%
preferred (quar.)___^
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)_L.
4.35%
preferred (quar.):
4.50%
preferred (quar.)_~:
Kellogg Co.—
3Ya% preferred (quar.)
37Ae
87Vic
»
11- 2
—20c
5%
preferred
(quar.)____u--_U----.-.____
$1.25
Jersey Central Power <fc Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
$1
jervis
Corp.
r.—;.k—U-J,———
10c
Jewel Tear 3:A%
preferred (quar.)—
93Kc
Jockey Club, Ltd., common (s-ai___2__—+5c
Jorgensen
(Earl M.) Co.
(quar.)—
25c
Joy Manufacturing (quar.)
—
50c
10-15
1
11-
-
split—
Bros.,
37%c
;—
20c
11
Miller
6%
Giant Portland Cement Co.—
3-for-l
(quae.)—
(quar.).
Michigan Gas & Electric—
4,40%
preferred (quar.)—
Minute
11-6
11-6
12-1
12-1
11-13
11- 5
12- 1
11- 2
11- 2
10-30
Jack
11-
♦Increascd-quar.)—
8tock dividend
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
Gimhel
-
11- 2
10-23
$12(0
(quar.)—-—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
QivideiAi)—-
Co.
4V'2%
preferred
iquar.)
Miles Laboratories (montlily)
10-23
G4 Ac
preferred
5.20.%
(stock
25c
11-15
10-9
Minnesota
45c
preferred (quar.)—_—$1.06
4.36% preferred (quar.)_——
—$1.09
Irunrlte, Inc., 55c coriv. preferred (quar.)__
13^0
11-15
11-14
10-30
Midwest
of Rhode Island—
Co.
Extra
Telephone Co. of Kentucky-"-
5.16%
^
Iowa-IIlinols Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
8
50c
02Vic
—
„
10-15
Trust
12-15
Stores
11-
Ltd.—
Rectifier
11-13
35c
4-90%
preference (quar.)—
A
11-13
1
__________
10-15
10-26
Breweries.
IISO preferred
9
62 Ac
(quar.)-,-—
10-30
,
20c
Quarterly
General Telephone Co. or Indiana—
$2 preferred <quarj
General
2
12- 3
n
Xloo
$4122
11-
1-2-GO
$3
-
1 X "*■ 4t
10- 3
16-1G
10-
2
11-
i
11- 2
.(quar.)—i
preferred
investors
Florida—
ueiephone Co, of
$1.00 preferred (quar.)
$1.30
11-16
11-
-
common
—
5
11-28
11- 6
12- l
■
5%
International Utilities Corp.
(incr.-quar.U_
3oc
Extra
-—15c
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.;_^
30c
Investors Commercial, common———-—10c
5
H- 2
preferred: (Quar.)———
93%c
preferred, (quar.)—i——.——;
.—.V'
$1.25
Utilities Corp. (quar.28c
General Steel Wares, Ltd., com. (qliaf.)——
$10c
5%
preferred (quar.)
J$1.25
General Telephone Co. of California 4A%
preferred (quae.)
22Ac
12-1
75c
r
+12C
Corp.,
10-16
1
12-
Metropolitan Broadcasting 1 initial)__
15c
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$25c
$1
preferred (quar.)
?25c
Meyer )H. H.) Packing Co.—
6V'2% preferred (quar.)___^._
=__$!.62V4
Meyercord Company (quar.)—____^
5c
11- z
5%
35c
$1.12Vd
International
9
$5
11-16
3.*
.^r^~
r-rurir-i ir
—
1
12-
$1
Mercantile
profits)—.;—
——
Com. of America (stock dividend)
50c class
8
$3.75
—
11-
$1.1834
preferred A (quar.)!
preferred B (quar.)___
4%
10- 1
9-30
10-30
10-19
4fi%
9
9-25
10-
—
Holder'
Payable of Rec.
Share
j
4^4%
10-lo
10-15
11- 2
10-20
11-16
11- 2
Interior
9-30
10-
--
11- 1
11- 1
24c
dividend)—™
(stock
(quar.)
—->
when
Per
.'
Company
(increased-quar.)__.—i—37Ac
Common
37l<tc
securities
Corp.
General Public
—
t
31 Uc
6%. preferred <s-a)
Ingram &\ Bell, Ltd.—
60c preference (quar.)—,—-——
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund (4c from Investment income and 16c from realized
11-
50c
$1
—
General American Industries, common
General Dynamics Corp. (quar.)_r—
General Crude Oil (quar.).
—..—
•'
12-
12,Ac
25c
G2Ac
Gabriel Co., 5%• convertible preferred
"•
.
Name of
Monday, October 19, 1959
.
-
,
'
.
Melville Shoe Corp.—
'
431,4C
.
—
Enterprises
J^Vtra
stock-
2-for-l
a
shares
American
Inc.—
Investors
Stockholders
9-30
10-30
12 Ac
Company (quar.)
—_.—-.———aFruehaufTrailer. 4%. preferred (quar.)
Common. AA;
11-17
;
—■—
Frito
Fundamental
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
6',4% preferred -quar.;.
—
—
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 preferred (quar.)__
$1.50 preferred (quar.):.—.
Industria Electrica de Mexico S. A.—
1
Holder$
Payable oiP.ec.
Share
Name of Company
10-31
11-15
When
Per
Holderj
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
— -
preferred (quar.)_—A
ment
V/lien
PeT
Name ef Company
.
Bottlers
(quar.)
(Continued on page 48)
15C
1
/
Volume
190
Number
5891
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1637)
Stock Record «» Newit York Stock
Exchange
daily range of prices
weekly volume of trading
yearly range of sale prices
for every listed stock
Range for Previous
STOCKS
.
.
Year 1
Lowest
30% Jan
3
43%. Jan
13
102% Jan
14
Jan
40% Dec
71% Nov
120
7
3
Nov
Lowest
40
29
20
Sep
59% Feb
24
110
Sep
9
134
21
207'4 Aug 26
49% Oct 24
47% Jan
14%Jan
24% Nov
13% Sep 23
23% Jun
18% Mar 26
18
2
19% Jan,
29% Oct
14
20% Jan
29% Dec
31
26
Sep 23
9
33
57
Jan
3
Jan
2
61
11
94% Jan
2
125
19% Dec
29
17
29 %
25% Nov
18
7—Jan
28
71
Sep 21
23% Jan
2
13
8
297
2% Jan
3
5
24%Jan.
2
34
Jun
30
35
11% Jan
2
20% Nov
7
17% Sep
23
22% Apr
Jan
2
26
Dec
.9
23% Jan
2
42
Oct
72
Jan
16
80 % Nov
24
77% Jun
12
85
Sep
4V4-Jan
lOVa Dec
2
9% Jan
30
Jan
2
30
32 % Jan
28
49% Nov 11
44% Jan
7
93
1
280
July 31
160
Dec
29
14% Apr
2
30% Jan 2
33
Dec
91
Apr
18
12-
Dec
16
15% Oct
6
72% Apr 29
96% Oct
7
100
Dec
12
Oct
12% Feb
92
.
18
36%. Jun
Jan
2
10% May 19
35%-Jan
2
74
Jan
17
46% Sep
38% Oct
9% Sep
15% Jail
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
27 •. Jan
2
21
11
52% Jan
75% Sep
24
267a Feb
17
14% Feb
111
Nov
104
17
Jan
32% Sep
21
6%
61% Jun
.
Allied
4
11
38% Sep
127% Sep
8
39 % Feb
31
38% Oct
13
27
2
96% Oct
13
77% May 11
1
15
14%
31%
31%
31
31%"
30
%
31
27%
*48
28
27%
48
*47%
49
107%
109
108
49
27%
28%
49
28
*47%
49
108%
108';-
\T
"5
:
'■
110
108
20
19%
2074
51
51%
5074
5174
4,200
14%
"4
19%
51%
14%
14 fa
14'A
14%
18,000
30%
31%
31%
31%
7,500
2774
27%
109%
20%
20%
21%
20%
21
28%
29
29
29%
28%
28:!
82%
*30 7
83%
81%
310
82 %>"
*303
80%
310
Jan
15
52
33% Jan
Apr 29
5
Feb
12
52
305
6%
4%
4%
31%
31%
31%
31%?
32'/4
32
3274
18%.
19
181 4
2,100
18%
18%
38%
18%
1874
18
4,300
39%
3974
42
83 "'a
83 74
84 74
84'A
70
137%
131.200
12%
*104%
38
38%
38%
38%
39
83
84
83
127
1
210
42 %
57%
23%
24
74'
41
5(j %
5174
18%
52
1814
9%
117
40%
*95
*18
18%
5174
42 %
convertible preferred
33*% Feb
21
53% Dec
15
44% Sep 21
81*
Feb
25
114% Sep
17
72% Oct
2
25% Oct
10
24% Jan
a
35% Apr
33% Apr
30
14% Jan
9
76 1
351
35%
34 7a "3574
35%
35%
35
35%
10 ;
a
—
■347|;;
118
35%
*118
3574
35%
35%
34%
34%
33%
112%.
108%
11072
10674
2
16072 Apr
42% Jan
2
50 % Sep
9
2
American
Bakeries
5
American
Bank
42
*40
42
48 %
48%
*48
46%
46%
85% Jan
9
125% Oct
10
34% Jan
13
447s NOV
12
118
Sep 22
27% Apr
7
58% Dec 31
32% Oct
7
387/2 Jan
66% May 29
58
2
37% Dec
11
47 % Dec
16
23% Sep 22
2
45% Jan
33% Jail
40% Oct
25
2
14
Jan
Petroleum
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
Airlines common
.1
3%%
64% May 29
19% Feb
Amerada
6%
convertible preferred.—100
Co
Note
No par
6
Amerioan
58
Aug
3
American
Brake
American
Shoe
Co
Jan
2"
22
Nov
11
2074 Jan
2
31% Oct
16
19
Jan
2
22
19
Jan
7
2074 Feb
11
3% Jan
2
2074 Sep
9% Nov
7% Feb
13
14% Mar 18
American
Cable
4174 Jan
2
52% Nov
18
41% Jun
10
B07/a Jan
2
American
Can
37 % Sen 11
427... Jan
21
35'.Sep
47% Jan
17-
40% Mar
61% Aug
2
7% preferred
American Chain A/Cable..-—No
22
28
30% Jan
2
4574 Dec 24
J,--
17
51
Sep 29
47% Dec 19
<
•
...
,
2974 Jan
17
8(1% Jan
44% Dec
3
17
38
July 14
44
84
Jan
IB
106
45% Sep
21
Feb
24
2
557a Dec
2
26% Nov 13
32% Feb
12
19%. Jan
2
30% Dec
31
11% Jan
2
18% Oct
30
94
40% Nov 20
44
2
13
134
Jail
•
3
18
Jan
31
108
13
Feb
27
16
Jan
2
95
Jan
2
3274 Jan
17
Sep 22
413b Dec
Jan
-
13-
2
Dec
9
4 6 74 Sep
17
Jun
3
5974 Nov 17
Jan"14
85 74 Jun
17'% Jan
17
Jan
20 74 Feb
28
IF
Jan
3
8
Jan
2
74
7474
75%
30 3
a
3074
3074
3,300
26 7.
26%
26 y4
2674
36,700
*123
46%
139
*123
46%
139
46
*123
4612
3574.
*35 '
36
*35
6174
60
60
*59%
60
28
29%
28 %
28':
49 %.
49%
49 74
49 7 „
4!)
49 3
49'a
29%
29%
30
29%
30
*19
19%
19
19 %
1
10
1074
9%
10%
9%
97..
43%
44%
437»
44 74
43%
44%
36%
36%
37 %
3774
3774
37%
12.50
common
25
par
2874
52%
52%
53
49 74
49%
23%
23%.
Feb
July 27
14
38% Jan
6
144% Nov
26
22 74 Jan
13
347«Nov
4874 Apr
10
68
35% Jan
2
155
4174 Sep.
9
13374 Sep 30
140-
Oct
2
43
Jan
2
2
22
2
40 74
Sep
4
13
Sep
22
138
Sep
29
32 74 Jan
26
5
29% Dec 30
26'A Mar 26
457b Dec
American
American
7%
6%
20
18% May 18
7574 Sep
22
7474 Feb
27
1
90
89
Apr 17
107% Jan 26
119% Sep
15
4
11
134 74 Jun
2
39
Nov
15 3b
July 11
Jun
9
117
Sep
22
37
Jan
16
1374 Mar 12
129% Jan
6%
Jan
8
28% Dec
29
25% Oct
6
2374 "Jan
10
27 % Dec
23
t—24 % Jan
12
27% May
1
1074 Jun
4
1774 Nov
6
14% Jan
2
18% Aug
4
2
Co
1
*102
109
16
16
18%
97
9014
46
47
92%
47
18
*102
1874
9374
4674
1674
47
1874
97
1,000
96 >/2
18,000
13,000
*94
*91
.
93
.
26%
27
24%
93
*91
93
*78
*91
93
*91
93
26 3.
27%
20%
27 Vn
26%
14%
14%
14%
*1474
1474
200
63 74
65%
63
65
64
65 74
248,500
57%
56%
57%
56
56 %
56%
567B
22,100
49 3
48
49%
47%
49
4974
50%
4974
50%
7,600
43, 7'b
41%
43 74
4174
427b
8.200
1474
1474
15%
15%
157 b
65,600
140 74
13974
139 '4
*13974
14071.
30
27
2674
27
2,900
5
25
62%
61
56%
57
57 74
No par
49%
50
49%
1
46%
46 %
46%
47
47%
44
44%
43%.
44%
42%
Sany com—5
13%
14%
13%
14%
14
.100
*139 %
140%.
*13974
140%
10
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
3574
35
35 Vb
35
3574
par
Smelt & Refg com.No par
60
70%
69
76
74
7574
7374
74%
7274
73%
4374
44
43%
44
42%
4374
42%
43%
4274
43,
1331b
136
13574
13574
13674
13674
Co—
Co
&
Chem—No par
——
Seating Co
Ship Building Co..No
10o
Co
African
%
64 3
«
.
4
135:%
:
*13974
25
5874
5874
5874
58 74
5874
5874
5874
preferred.lOO
*117%
119%
*11774
119%
*11774
119%
*11774
£1
2974
29%
297 b
29%
29 y*
29%
1
6874
68%
68%
6674
68
common
non-cumulative
Inv Co Ltd
Steel Foundries
100
*14%.
14 %
68%
14%
*1474
48
4774
138
13574
6774
74
1,800
1,190
11,700
790
137
5874
29
66%
7,100
58'/2
700
*11774
59
11974
29
48
11974
297b
10,000
29
68 »A
7,600
75%
76
75 7 4
76
74%
75%
75
75
75>/2
4,100
29%
29%
29%
30 7 b
30
30%
*30 7'b
3074
3074
30%
1,400
29 74
297
29%
29%
2974
29%
2974
29%.
297a
2974
2,510
5
1674
16%
16%
*16%
16%
1674
1674
700
33%
797b
83,300
Tobacco
Tel
<fc
67 74
1
com—25
25
Sugar
preferred
Tel
400
1,100
93%
94%
92
7,500
109
16 74
18
*94
16%
14%
Co
b
*16
16%
*16
common
preferred
Viscose
American
Water
Preferred
6%
Preferred
§V4%
79 74
78%
79
78%
78%
99
99%
98 3 4
99%.
99'4
10074
119
119 74
7874
79
78%
100
102 74
103
11974
14.400
105
Co
com
series
119%
1137 2
11974
11874
11874
1191/4
960
25
Corp
Works
78%
25
100
Tobacco
American
_
10!)
1,500
35
165 74
61
American
20
*95
35
16274
1674
16'4
16
,
18 7b
97
93%;
34%
162
74
1,900
American Sumatra
5574 July 29
15% Aug 17
29% Aug
7
18 7.,
*94
16
26,200
preferred
American
97
34%
160
257«
Co
1374 Jan
16
16!4
-
25%
Refining
6'
16
18%.
,
3474
164
25%
American
14% Nov
19%
181
*102
16
15%
10!)
,
61,800
25%
American Stores
7%
16 7
*102
15 7 H
*94
100%
16%
1,500
10%
11 l/a
25%
American
18
109
34%
34%.
170'.1
16%
2974
26
4
35% Feb
34%
164
16%
*
377b
2974
25%
2
29
-102
34%
172
*37
26
6
28% Sep
38 7a
25 74
Amer South
4
*37
300
7,700
7,900
4774
5
3574 Dec
48"
35% ' 36 74
79 74
Products
Metal
American Snuff
9
12
2
44
47%
36%
4874
preferred
American
148% Mar 20
6
44
48%
36
46
Metal
7%
27
874 Jan
44
47%
3674
47
Std
Mar
43%
48%
-
35%
-
■
16,400
*78
Rad
Jan
44%
—48
500
,
46 74
American
105
.
40'A
90
79%
preferred——100
American
21
3174 Jan
2
5874
4674
&
10
5874
45%
Potash
Sep
Jan
*3974
*8574
58
7974
Optical
29
40%
90
57%
57%
45
American
7474 Sep 22
39%
*85 74
90
*78
American
4b
4174
600
45 %
News
3
4,800
77%
Natural Gas Co
18
2374
45 <4
American
31
2374
a
77 %
American
4%%
3474
38
.46%
American
Dec
23 7
77%
14
3574 Dec
23 74
46
7374 Apr
6
2
*37
10
47
50% July 16
53% July
1
54% Mar 3
3174 Jun
72 JA July
1,200
23%
77%
16
Jun
74
43%
65% Oct
63% Mar
48
* 43 %
37 3 4
45%
Molasses
125
53
48%
100
&
Motors Corp
66% Feb
3774
5274
49
74
Metals.No par
Climax Inc com—1
Machine
American
12
9% Jan
48%
36
2,000
37'A
52%
53
5774
44 \'a
48'4
7
preferred
American
65% Jan
25% Jan
*43 74
37%
92%
19
25% Feb
Dec"
44%
487,,
37
93
22
18% Apr
3774
52%
*8574
58 3 4
48%
90%
issued
3.90%
American
May 1
Aug 24
54Jun
100
15% Feb
76
11774 Oct
9774
*44
Fdry common__7
32% Jan
41
7
&
22
8
July 16
Mach
Jan
52 v* Mar 31
6174 Nov
preferred.lOo
International Corp.——1
Investment Co of 111—_1
When
16
Mar 17
13
105
5
prior preferred
American
May 19
59% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
152
Jun
126
non-cumulative
100
407b Nov
6
10
18,600
40%
90
57%
447V
49
"
41'..
*8574
57%
6,100
447 a
1174
105
2
May 5
51% Oct 20
...20
5774
400
97b
•
'
10
45,400
974
29 %
8
84
5,800
49
*52%
11
8
12
443h
29 %
Oct
33% Apr
11'A-Jan
43%
*37
1174
96
3474 Sep
19
29 74
53'A Jan
7
3174
19
9%
3874
American
Sep 21
3074
19%
107b
American
56
30%
974
29
2
32 % Jan
4174
*19
*37
9
2
May 12
93
19%
11%
18% July
17
157
417;.
*91
29%
|
29%
20% Jan
35 % Dec
49% Aug
8
16% DeC 30
*40%
19
11
8
25
50
29%
5
25% Feb
4974
38%
Oct
16
49%
1174
18
4174 Dec
12.000
29%
15% Oct'
69 74 Nov
7
10
100
Mar 30
Dec 18
1674 Nov 21
28%
23%
23 3.
110
98
50
28%
48
49%
23 7b
*
53
497 V
Mar 17
21
a
600
%
*23%
5'A%
1,200
36
*60
3 0 7 it
*3774
6%
45%
-34%
60
29 74
No par
American
25
45%
34%'
60
168%
9274 May
7
2474 Sep 21
13% Jun
8
45sa
25,500
139
34%
*16%
21 '/a Sep
4550
s121
30%
1
13
139
34%
12.50
48 % Oct
45%
617:
No par
9
*123
139
45%
2 )%
Ice Co common
2
26
73
30 7;
Hardware Corp
Home Products
2
2774 Jan
74 7:.
30%
American
104
1,700
26%
American
20% Jan
27 'A- Dec
Co
American European Secur
38 '/a July 21
20
100
4974
a
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power..No par
22
41
4974
49%
25%
July 27
20
31
.
1874 Jan
16,600
30
May 27
I
Oct
17
*48
82,300
72 3
25
7
102
Apr
*39
49%
7,500
.
3474-
27
193
48% Jan
117% Jan-
1
Corp
American Crystal Sugar com
474% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power Co.
American Enka Corp
55% May 18
46
July 27
45
Feb
4
34% Apr 15
40
48%
36 ?A
107
30%
9
Apr
3074 Oct
2
50
34
10474
7671
12
77 74 Oct
10
May 28
Sep
2
3574/
34%
30
Feb
Mar 13
41
92
Radio
&
American Chicle Co—,—.—No par
Amer Commer Barge Line Go
3
65 74 July 28
35%
108
74%
20
common
preferred
—
7
170
128
26%
1474 Jan
31
122
18
2
37% July 21
21
9% Oct
7
1
2174 July 28
Jan
2774 Sep
11
Aug 27
Apr 21
17 Vb Nov
111
38% Feb
25
45 74 Oct
79
Theatres Inc
65% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
6
11
14VWan
73
Sep
15
96% Mar
55% Dec
38%-Jan
16%,Jan
2
4474 Mar 17
-"48
123.
50,600
75 74
'
39% Jan
25:
.
40;
*48'
%
3774-
Broadcasting-Paramount
13
5%
47
.
50
47
3,400
77
36%
—
27%
34
No par
42
*48
36
30%
74
*60
2
r
57%
77
30
10
Bosch Arma Corp
%
463
10
57'A
76
71%
26
50
common
preferred
39% May
*40
50
46 74
10
58
123
3.4%
*39%
*18 7 b
-
111 %
11171.
1
„
2,600
57%
77
,..50
Co.,
10
10 7
5774,
12.50
American
Jan
30
Sugar
Corp
600
1,100
10
34%
7,300
13,200
2.200
77
3574
10
74
18%
57%
110 %
22
120%
43
10%
1
95
2174
118'A
50'A
70%
No par
95
22%
42'A
5772
*115
17,900
50
10
119
21,600
55
18%
76%
*116
10
44'A
55
43
56 3 4
120
215
51%
577a
*116
110
42 %
118
I
*42
76%
a
,„8.200
18%
43
76%
35%" "35 %•
•
51
52%
42
190
98
20%
11774
57
*■
127/b
*10474
7,400
56%
i
22
474
42 %
74
118
74
52%
.
54
98
20
117%'
41'%'
18%
*95
23%
4071-
47a
210
56
I83i
10
'
39,:74
40%
100
110
*190
98
11674
%
1274
*10473
210
57%
22
11774
12 74
110
*195
41%
51 %
preferred
12%
*104%
*
57%
*95
No par
9%
%
41
98
115%
12%
110
*195
5
common—..10
convertible
12%
*104%
507
*95
18
12 %
«
110
41%
1
.100
4
83
200
200
10
4%(
84
1
Inc.
Mfg
39
6
2,800
6,200
312
31%.
No par
Amalgamated
2874
82 74
82
*307
18%
*83
No par
preferred
Laboratories
Amerace
23.900
31%'
100
A
11
56% July 17
5
106% Feb
•200
6,100
21
2874
>
1,500
110
4%
37%
100
common
priqr preferred
42% Dec
12
81%
310
7.200
49
207b
28%
80%
*300
'•> V
4%
18%.
___5
T
Aluminum Co of America—.
Mar 31
21 %
28%
81%
*295
27%
207n
4
'
*31%
1
a
!
27%-Jan 21
48% Oct
4.300
20
20%
__100
400
;
,
113
*48
27%
108%
19%
'51
„
Amalgamated Leather Co—
22
*109
20'4
No par
Alpha Portland CementAluminium Limited—
39 % July 15
115% July 24
112
52%".
2
Inc.:
common
Allls-Chalmers
25
4234 Oct
25
*109
.
4%
convertible
4.08%
117
14%
Allied Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
..100
83% Mar 17
*110
•
1
Allied Mills
24
65 70
20
5
Allen Industries Inc...
Allied Chemical Corp_
Allied Kid Co
21
4074
6474
51%
1
pfd 1951 series
preferred
conv
*40'A
6534
13%
No par
Allegheny LudlUm Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
8
29
Jun
May
17
1
1
60% Jan
26
64% Apr
44% Feb
5
82% July 28
30% Dec 31
$4
40%
65
52%
I
t
preferred
57/2%
30
40%
66 7 it
2G%
.;
Alleghany Corp
17
Aug
7
21% Mar 20
1
55% Dec
6
4%%
28% Aug 25
21
13
Inc
40%,
14'%
10
Shares
40%
65%
1
Products
Aldens
132
2
Dec
Alco
60% Aug 31
Apr
Co
conv
117
the Week
Oct. 16
51%
Industries
J
*110
Friday
Oct. 15
20
Alabama Gas Corp.
/it July 24
102
16
4334 Oct
57
12
104
A
30
206%, Apr
44% Apr
10
Jan
Jun
Jan
13% Apr
29
Jan
13
21
4.50^
22
Apr
6% Mar 19
28
93
160
Nov
27
328
1
9
30
31
Jan
80
Oct
117
41%*;.
67% "
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 11
1
Air Reduction Inc common
15
Sep 22
3% Feb
3
1
Aeroquip Corp
16
Dec
-
290
16
July
Steel
Admiral Corp.
8
14
Dec
66%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
May 11
49Y4-Jan
1191
83% Nov 21
12
193% Jan
■*39 %•
67%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
25
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
May 19
Jan
40 %
67
Vending Corp.
Acme
34% July 16
91 % Mar 10
33% Oct
97
Oct
40%
*lie
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
34% July 15
30% Mar. 9
2
Oct. 13
5
ACF Industries Inc
2
Nov
24% Jan
32 --
16%-Jan
26
ABC
Aug 17
23% Jan
l
AND
' LOW
Tuesday
Oct. 12
100
Abbott Laboratories common
4% convertible preferred
Apr 24
,
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
37% July 15
2
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
-
42%
43 7n
42%
43
4174
42%
x41'/b
42
417a
427b
36.100
5
14%
14%
14%
14%
1474
14%
1474
14%
1474
14%
2,400
267b
267b
25
series.
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
*26
27
*26
27
*25
26%
*25
26 %
""17%"
18
17%
18—
119
*26%
27
*26%
2774
*25
25%
*25
26
17%
—16%
..
"—16%
,
*25
100
26
%
17%
1774
1874
9074
8.00Q
6174 May 21
90% Oct-16
Ampex Corp
1
83%
86
85%
87%
8374
86%
83%
86
8574
2
37% Dec
5
3074 Sep
23
46% Mar 13
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
36%
37':
36%.
38 74
36 74
3774
35 V4
36%
3674
37 'A
7.700
Jan
13
63% Oct
13
58% Sep
22
74% Mar 17
Anaconda
Co
6074
6O3.
60%
60%
5972
60%
59%
6074
597s
6074
27,100
46% Jun
30
61%. Oct
14
5174 Sep
21
60% Mar 18
Anaconda
Wire
53
53
53%
53 %
53%
53%
53
53%
52 7
2
53%
290
39
31
33
Feb
3
6.25
40
40
40
40%
39%
40
39
39%
39%
3974
5,200
May 31
4174 Nov 14
88
Sep
15
9574 Apr
No par
*88
90
*38
90
*88
34
Mar
4
4174 Aug
6
32% Dec
28% Oct
2
36% Jan
14
22% Jan
40
Anchor
39
Dec
31
88
Jan
2
33
Jan
2
22-
Jan
13
Dec
100
.
5
47
July 28
9
50
&
Cable
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
No par
107,600
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
90
*88
90
*88
90
•
21.80
36%
36 3 4
36%
36%
36
367V
36%
36%
36%
3674
2,3.00
10
28 3 4
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
28%
29%
28%
297b
11,600
13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 19, 1959
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
C—:
~—
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Tear 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
44% Dec
39% Sep
29% Oct
15
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
26
29
Jan
2
22
Feb
25
41% Aug
40% Jan
7
4
19
6
67% Dec
64% May
7
80% July 29
12% Feb
24% Dec
31
23
7
34% Oct
22% Jan
39% Dec
17
35% Feb
9
46
80
90
39% Apr
May
5
75
Sep
16'/a Apr
22% Sep
29
20
27% Sep
2
Nov
May
23
10% July
23% Oct
19 % Dec
6% Ja n
9
30
19
Jan
2
31% Feb
11
40% May 19
8
10% Jan
2
Jan
6
13
99
Sep
62% Oct
25
15
107 % Mar 31
88% Jan
2
25% Sep 22
9% Oct
9
39% Jan
2
32% July 8
10% Mar 4
52
July 27
2
96
17% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
28% Dec 31
10% Dec 18
74?
317«
32%
41
'/o
41%
79
*78
80
*20 7a
20%
*20%
20%
13%
13%
13'%
137a
23-4
23%
24
21%
2174
21%
35
35
357)
1,500
12%,
12%
127«
5,500
56%
3,000
:■
—1
42 %
42%
41%
41%
41 Ya
41%
*77 %
80
"
*77%
80
*77%'
80
*20%
20%
*20%
20 7 i,
*20%
207n v.''
13%
13%
13%
13 7a
147 a
23%
24 "4
237
a
23 7 2
21%
34 %
21%
21 "a
2174
34%
347)
34 7a
*34%
; 12%
12%
12 7)
12%
12%
1
13
'
.
24'a
Corp-
_5
:—:
.
20 %
21% ;:
34 %
34%
117 a
i2
1
T
100'.,
>
Co.
—10
64
V
55%"-"
55 %
—100
Investment
24 :i«'
.
'
.
79
21
2,800
30 74
2,300
747a
19,600
32%
32%
22,100
41%
417)
5,200
•
-
20
.
'
*
—
26,300
2,100
*
9,700
—
1st preferred
5.25%
Associates
30 74
74 74
32%
2.50
Common
4
44, iijiFeb
May 5
Dec 19
105
Jan
67
57% Aug
46% Nov 19
2
94% Jan
30 V,
74%
42%
42
a
*
31%
Associated Dry Goods Corp
29
3013
73%
30%
73%
'
337a
Refining comhion—1
series—No par
Oil &
42 7
32 a»
Inc
Shares" ~
42
75
30%
a
the Week
Friday
Oct. Hi
4274
747a
'
;
42
43
30%
30'
"
30 %
Sales for
h u rs d
ay.„Oct. 1.7
V
...
33%
2nd preferred $1.50
ASR Products
18
14% Jun
Industries
Ashland
25% May 15
10
10% Aug
27% Feb 12
\
74%. '••75
14
33%
—
Industries Inc—_.—
Arvin
30%'
42r'n
t
Oct.
—5
$3.75 preferred J
2
34% Dec
25
Feb
15
28% Apr
42 ''
42 %
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday"
i::
Oct
■
5
—
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom
27
Oct. vi
-—No par
_
Cork Co common
Armstrong
7
5
—
Corp—_——_lo
Armour & Co
May 25
17 Vo Jan
Steel
Armco
23% July 16
8
15
—No par
Argo Oil Corp
7
86% Apr
Jan. 22
3% Jan
Par
LOW AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
49% Feb
15
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
55%
55%
55%'
56
:
£6
100%
101
100:%
63 V,
64
637 a
63%
2T't
21-
a
27%
27 i/a
9'
a
.97a
9 7'a
56%
100
100%
65%'
101
%
100%
99%
100
320
63 74
62 7 «
64
5,100
627.1
•
56
.
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
39% Jan
41% Nov
10
10
32% Oct
86% Jan
Feb
92
8
81
28
27% Jan
2
25
45% Nov 13
29
90
78% Oct
Jan
15
■"
17
39% Sep
16
78
Oct
2
Jun
30
7% Jan
2
8% Aug
8
17% Aug
5
72% Sep 22
25% Dec 19
19
21 % Jun
'
25 % Apr 20
10% Jan
7
6% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
57
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
22% Aug
6
29% Dec
30
5% Jan
2
137/a Dec
11
10% Nov 21
5% Oct 16
15% Jun 16
68% Jan 27
16% May 27
9
12% Jun
Oct
7
Jan
6
62i/2May25
53% Apr 17
86% Mar 3
8% Jan 26
16% Feb,11
96
Jury 29
24% Feb 16
27% Jan 13
48% Aug 26
17% May 25
92
9
47% Feb
53% Dec 30
Feb
34
July
11
33% Sep
13
8
• •
Common—
———10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com— -6.50
When
issued_t„—
41)
4% preferred
——100
Atlantic Coast Line RR——No par
Atlantic Refining common—,.—10
$3.75 series B pygferred——100
Atlas Corp common:
—__1
5% preferred —
20
Atlas Powder CO—__—
—20
Austin Nichols common——No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
Corp
Babbitt
24
34
Jan
20
30-/a Feb
42% July 24
Babcock
9% Jan
2
15
Nov
3
13% Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
45
Nov
6
43% Jan
18% July 16
53% Aug 31
105% July
3
"
34% Jan
6
95
Sep
4
85
Dec
18
22% Apr
7
45% Oct
6
45% Apr
29% Jan
7
63 % Nov
13
2
48
Oct
29
Oct
90
101% Feb
89% Jun
8
39% Sep
50% July
8
59
21
Sep 23
66
Jan
40
.Jan
6
64% Jan
27
16% Jan
8
12
noncumulative
100
preferred—loo
Bangor & Aroostook RR——1
10
Barber Oil Corp—
23% Jan
9
49% Sep
23
30% May 11
66 % Feb 27
Basic Products Corp——
Bath Iron Works Corp
Feb
9
40% July 27
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co
7
4
10
Dec
31
7
13
Baltimore'& Ohio common
4%
Dec 23
3
Jan
3
174
93
Jan
9
104
10% Jan
2
—1
,—10
10
51
Oct
7
Bayuk
9
44
Jan
2
53
July
7
Beatrice Foods Co common—-12.50
Aug 22
178
Jan
23
200
July
8
92
47% Sep
33% Jan
127
27
20
28% Jan
2
Cigars
Inc
33/b%
conv
4%%
^No par
preferred
prior preferred-.
100
Jun
5
Oct
5
Dec
29
19% Sep
22
18% May 16
40% Dec
19
36 V4 Jan
6
Beckman Instruments Inc_——
73 % Jan
3
83
8
84
Feb
9
Beck Shoe
Jan
2
May 22
30% Oct 29
Oct
18
28% Jan
2
40% Apr
23
29
May 19
36% Oct
2
35% Jan
9
42
.
74% May
7
Apr
31
33% Sep
13% Jan
23
17
5
17% July
13% Sep
8
24% May 11
74% July
6
4
93
Sep 22
Sep
10
92% Jan 13
95
89
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18% Jan
10
74% Dec 12
61
2
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6
6
2
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18
2
28 % Jan
6
36 % Dec
36% Jan
6
32% Sep
22
36% Jan
13
May
52
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22% Sep
47% Oct
10
Jan
45
143
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6% Jan
56
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2
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24
2
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12
2
15% Dec
9
2
76
Dec
12
Sep 22
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137
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12% Jan
70
Jan
23
5
12
35% Sep
23% Jan
18
10
2
37% Oct 28
36% Jan
6
1
26% Dec
12% Jan
2
34% Feb
25
18% July 28
58% Oct 30
July
11
1
Mar 23
41% Apr
5%
preferred
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1
43% May 28
59 Ye
July
Feb
6
11
19% Aug
7
83
2
July
37% Oct
16
Co
22
46 % Jan
22
10
22
Oct
6
20% Sep
2
19
Dec
18
60% Jan
6
78
25% Apr
74% Sep
23
5
2
85
60% Dec 31
76
S°p 24
58% Sep 30
16
2
Jan
8
Nov 21
70% Feb
10
39% Dec 31
37% Feb
9
July
35
Bestwall
9
5
May 14
—1
Gypsum
Co—
40c
Steel (Del) common
8
preferred
100
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4%% pfd series of 1951
100
7%
—
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Co__
Boeing Airplane Co
9
Oct
5
85
49 % Jun
18
61
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Oct
29
34% Jan
6
82
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2
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92
17
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Mar 13
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31
81
13
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15 %
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60
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6
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19
12
53% Nov 21
47% Jan
2
22% Jan
13
30
Dec
10
28% Jan
6
25
26
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3
Jun
13% Jan
2
78% Jun
10
27
Jan
Jan
63*
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27% Apr
16% Mar
1
37% Jan
16
2
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3
Jan
14% Jan
2
70
25
68% Jan
2
Apr 10
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3
8
1
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Mar 26
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8
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32% Apr
18% Sep 29
2
56
19i/sJan
10
24
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28
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62
17
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17
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2
7
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10
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6
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15
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14
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10
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21
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14% Jan
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81
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45
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5
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5
5
90
27
10
12
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5
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7
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19
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26
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19
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30
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5
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14
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30
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82
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27% July 27
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5
Jan
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67
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21
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8
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24
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18
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13
15% Oct
98
35% May 28
Oct
90
2
9% Feb
9
33 % Dec
2
10
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21% Oct
Aug 25
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109 Ye
24
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27%
76
12
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21
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Aug 25
20% Apr 30
21
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18
36%
5
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Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Strati on Corp
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86
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-
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87
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21
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4
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44% May 25
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21
5
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27%
6
6
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15% Jan
13
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14
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6
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7% Jan
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51%
1
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3
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as
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66 V* Mar 17
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100
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&
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1
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10
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44
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2
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30
2
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55
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44
36
Mar 24
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8
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20
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58
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160
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190
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Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1075 Jail
2
19% Dec
8
Sep
22
7
41% Dec
17
37% Feb
10
46'4 Dec
12
37% Sep
8
3
88 Va Oct
7
23
Jan
94 74 Apr
9
,2
2574 Jan
39 Va Jan
103
July
13
38% Dec
29
33% Sep
76 Va Dec
13
11
72
Jan
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5874 Oct
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4174 Jan
19
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16
62
15
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.
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16
12
2
19 Va Jan
101 Va Jan
2
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16
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27
30
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16
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18
19
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Sep
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35
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1
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13
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9
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14
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31
13
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52
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30
41
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Apr
2374 Mar
44
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Jan
2nd
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5%
22
Mar 23
Aug 20
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Sep
31% Jan
17
104 % Jun
12
907'a Sep
16
9974 Feb 27
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10
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31
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23 Vn Feb
10
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Illinois
26
31
Central
RR Co of
7
60% Dec
29% Sep
12 V 4 Sep
3
3
3
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12
Dec
22
24% Mar
8% Jan
20
23% Jan
2
1 75 Jan
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2
Sep 22
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Apr 20
5
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1674 Apr 27
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5
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2
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5
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7
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117
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-
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Sep
Sep
31
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.
HIGH
Wednesday
,
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issued
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5
.
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10
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5
121
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16
102 Va Jan
5
Monday
EXCHANGE
2374 Apr 10
56% July 15
—
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Highest
13
307/a Apr
24
STOCKS
1958
Lowest
-
900
4%
574
72 74
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43
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43
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34
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2
91
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2
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28
43
Aug 14
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9
10074 May 21
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24
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2
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12
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7
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2
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19
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18
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20
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108
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2
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16
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3
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17
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2
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4
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8974
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11
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5
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27
1974 Apr
1474 Jan
Jan
4074 Nov
32
2
a
25
26
1974 Aug
3
38
July 14
1
1774 Mar 19
3174 Jan
1-ii—• 30%
177a
43%
*88
39%
20 74
1.25
___1--'
43 74
89%
20
Chesapeake Corp of Va
:
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ity common__25
8
11874 Feb
1
Vought Aircraft Inc
Corp
Corp
Chemway Corp
4274 Jun 11
21
25
8874
3974
1%
Chenietidn
5
4 3 74
8874
43
No par
Checker 'Motors
1774 Mar 23
Oct
Feb
Jan
No par
Chance
13
69 74 Nov
7
4774 Apr
89
Common
$4.50 preferred
Champion Spark Ting Co
Champlln Oil & Jteliniiig Co
4
2674 Sc-p
10% Oct
Sep
a
23
1174 Jan
24
Mar
4574 May 28
2574 Apr 17
4 2 74 Jan
9
S
"
3174 Nov
99
*40 >4
•
47
a
'
10,300
40
2,000
51.400
100
Colorado
46
Jan
9
Oct
29
37 Va Dec
24
3874 Dec
31
Jan
2
23 Vt Dec
no
1274 Jan
2
207a Dec
30
16
63
May 23
3174 Jan
2
3074 Jan
17
2374 Jan
2
65
49
14
63 74 Feb
Jan
14
Columbia
JJroadcnsting System_2.50
20
Sep
10
4874 May
7
2474 Mar 13
Coluiiihia
Gas
2474 Mar 23
Cohimbiu
Pictures common.
17
Jun
9
7374 Nov 28
64% Oct
8
4975 Dec
16
43% Sep
21
377! Nov
17
32% Jun
23
Sep 22
54% Jan 14
33
Dec
10
4675 Jan
3
65
Oct
24
10% Jan
2
1574 Nov
20
4175 Jan
2
5774 Dec
& Southern Ry—
noucumulative 1st pfd-.—100
Oct
35
30
12% Sep
5575 Jan
74
4%
20
Mar 23
$4.25
5174 Mar 23
40% Oct
17
•
106
May "_5
112
Jun
20
96
Sep
93%
9
Combustion
Engineering"ihc
Commercial
Credit Co
'Commercial
64
Aur
9
19
Jan
2
97a Nov
21
4% Jan
2
9 7a NOV
26
6% Feb
4
11274 Feb
25
10
2
9% Jan
2
2
1674 Sep
15% Jun
29
774 Jan
2S 74 Jan
2
48
Nov
17
43
2
65
Dec
31
60 74
Sep
15
10874 Jun
4
99% Oct
2574 May
1274 Sep
6
4 4 75 Jan
101
1474 Jan
6
1075 Sep
18
18
Jan
Sep
15
2 7 74 Feb
24
4774 Dec
15
"30% Sep
2
44% Dec
17
3374 Feb
20% Sep
3
1474 Jan
2
267a Dec
18
137! Jan
3
207a Dec
29
2274 Sep 23
177! Sep 21
1374 Jan
8
277! Oct
29
22
40% Jan
13
50% Dec
31
4575 Sep 21
2374 Jan
2
30
May 15
4875 Jan 14
3974 Jan
41
15
127! Jun
Aug 21
577! Oct
Jan
32
13
104
Apr
21
Sep
18
10375 Apr
23
87% Sep
85
Oct
2
99
Feb
28
79 7! Sep
Cone
25
$5
7
86
Sep
277! Jan
10
99
Jan
2
6
4074 Jan
2
8IV4 Oct
30
3074 Nov
6
96
Apr
497! Dec
106
10
31
Feb
25
607a NOV
10
95
May
2
2574 Jun
83
Oct
4474 Jun
102
16
Sep 21
44% Jun
12
76
15
Sep
Corp.—
For
footnotes
137a Oct
23
see
Oct
page
7
1175 Jan
2
9
217a Sep
15
24.
Y com
of N
1
=
No par
preferred
No par
:
6
Consol RR of
3
Consolidation ConI Co
1
Consumers Power Co com—_No par
997! Mar 10
99
92
>
•
Feb 26,;.
Jan 22
-
—
30% Oct
16
9 2 74 May
8
557! July 29
107 74 Apr 27
58% Jan
6
92
Apr
13
Cuba
G%
pfd
30
14 74
12,800
607a
5974
597!
587 a
5974'
59 74
0,800
00%
*5974
*94 Vj
00.%
*59%
9474'
104%
20%
9%
20%
11%
587!
62%
587!
627!
5975
6274
9974
99:%
1007a
34
.46%
:'587-i
6074
9474
1974
10
19%
1174
5872
62
5974
94 %
94
*104
104%
104
58 74
93 7
2074
10
19%
1174
19%.
97.
9%
a
5875
627!
59
93'/a
105
18%
97
1
10
4,400
1974
88,100
117!
11%
117!
11,200
597
a
0074
2.800
f>2 VR
0274
027
a
G2%
0,800
99% 100
10014
100%
99 5a
1974
11
19 "'a
19
100
11,300
4,400
33%
35
33%
347.i
347a
3574
46%
4674
457!
40%
23%
23%
2375
46%,
237,.
457»
23%
23%
2374
3,900
21
21:!!
2174
9,700
35
.2176
21%
217»
25%
24%
24%.
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487!
48%
48'
20%
21 >4
24%
24%
46%
47%
47%
48
20
21
21
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39
56%
57
56%
5775
56 %
5774
21
*24%
48
20
7!
.
20 %
25
907!
91
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92%
90
90 %
*90
*80
81%
*80
907
a
4974
7,300
2074
20
19
197 a
1.120
38%
39
40
3,900
567a
57%.
5774
57%
7.700
!J)
91
907!
91
790
"9074
9174
120
*80%
«17-i
10
3074
22,200
3874
917
GOO
48%
2
'
29%
3,100
47
24%
29%
500
0,900
5974
21%
81%
400
1974
74
20%
81 %
3.400
5974
*58
104
105
1871
*24%
No par
0,500
00
a
:
a
90'
92
,i
90
'5'
81%
*80%
81%
29%
29%
29%
America^
preferred
___No par
85%
49%
48
%
*79
'84
85%
48'a
50%
104%
104
29%
*
104
29%.
8574
50
104%
48%
47%
48%
80
78%
79
13
13 %
21%
29%
*84
48%
104
85
74
•
487.,
85
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4876
104
49%
103
103
"30
83
49
102
47'%
4675
47%
47
80
78%»
78%
*791
12%
12%
127,.
*21%
217!
46%
*78%
84
49%
103
47%
80
50
2.800
220
17.900
110
& Steel—
1674 Mar 12
Industries common
23 75 Apr
5%
20
5,900
14
90%
Common
Copper
40
00
90
4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common___5
$5.50 preferred
-No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
$3.75
3974
3,900
29 7
*94
10474
2074
5
Corp of
2,000
1474
;—'___No par
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred—
20
4774
a
00%
No par
$4.50 preferred
Container
100
1874
0574
407
2974
23
Jan
40%
1874
*6474
137a
23
407! Aug
397!
r
29
47
617! Feb 25
657a
47
27,900
5974
35
33
187 a'
4674
15,800
21.74
1374
22%
50c
1
1.33 Va
1
5
10
74
*6474
4474
21
5974
46%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Continental
875 Apr 29
1874 May
8
No par
Cigar Corp—;
18
6574
4774
4 0 7!
2975
5074
4274
1374
*59%
.
1
217 a
59
00 %
9%
19%
1175
5815
627!
997i
467
40
29
50
4374
13%
34
July 10
5775 Feb 24
24:
18
.No-par •'
10
187!
*647a
100
5074
50
4275
x207a
59
1374
5974
Consolidated Foods Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
'
2 7 74
25
25
6 0 74
6574
4774
407 4
3074
...
9474
9474
1047V 10474
20%
20%
10
10%
1974
20%
1175
1175
13%
25
'
58 74
> Consol Electronics Industries—
July 23
Mar 2
2174 Jan
6
.
,
Jan
587!
.1374
__1
Corp
Consol Edison
-
17
Mills
••
28
5275 May 22
88% Oct
7
93
-
—
Publishing Co
Consolidated
65
4-774
4 074 30:,4
100
100
com
Cobgoienm-Nairjl Inc
4574 July 22
12
30
1
65
4674
40%
297-1
53
'
Feb 25
Dec
30
10674 Feb
2
92
Comptometer
Coude Nasi.
6474 May 28
68 74 Jan 21
21
1974 Jan
6
21'!
18%
—25
Co
issued
1
1474 Jun
2
1
43%t
2>1
18
1
Edison
4.64'i'o .preferred
5.25% preferred
5
50
4374
2174
17%*65
.46%
40 75
x297 >
5874
51
4374
51
10
Solveids
Conimomveulth
20
10174 Apr
Oct"*2
101% Sep
874 Jan
Southern Ohio Elec
May 18
When
12
10574 Aug 20
Co—
67 74 Aug
7
1874 Mar 11
38 74
2
5
No par
No par
-
Carhop
•CoJumiius'AXt
10
Ine_
preferred
Coluiubhtn
13
System
convertible preferred
2
13%
13%
25
*21%
2174
*21%
.
*217
a
13
21%
13
*217a
1374
21%
3.800
15
16
V
(1640)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 19, 1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range fur Previous
Jan
12% Dec
2
38 r'u Feb
12
o
30
Dec
G3
15
Jan
44
Lowest
Highest
12
Dec
22
64
18% Jan
■
16% Jan
69% Jan
26
8
Continental Oil of Delaware__„__._5
12
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
_5v
Copper Range Co
.5
C'opperwelu Steel Co common4—
5
5%
convertible preferred
.50
Oct
84 '
2
37% Dec
18
35/» Oct
6
45% Aug
197« Sep
13
Dec
81
39% Jan
7
50% Oct
Jan
30
49% Jun
?.
52% Oct
Jan
33 Vb Jan
13
55% Nov
14
12% Apr
74% Feb
1 r,
24% Dec
8
12
102% Dec
15% Jan
9
Aug
84% Fab
11
Apr
85
Peb
4
88
6*
24% Jun
a
14% Apr
5 % Apr
591 a Oct
9
9% NOV
3% NOV
9
1% Jan
13
Jan
13
Nov
-5
28%-Jan
39% Dec
12
Jan
Jan
2
35% Jan
12
3
74
Jun
36% Sep
24% Sep
1
2
21
7
16% Jan
30
29% Jan
41% Dec
16
20
25
Oct
101%
Jun
13
92%, Nov
7
15% Feb
20
29
16
Dec
31
27% Jan 24
18% Jan
17
33% Sep
7% Jan
25% May
104% Sep
10
3
Dec
7
21
2
15
7
69% Nov 17
66% Sep
2
14% Dec
12
39"
18
17% Mar
63% Oct 13
23% Nov 14
21% Apr
31% Aug 27
27% Jan
30% Mar
6
37
3
63% Nov 10
34% Sep
59% Jan
14
40% .Mar
»
...94% July 28
41 %
61 % Dec
60% Feb
9
83% Aug 17
39% Sep
15
83% Jan
15
92
9% Jaii
14
Aug
6
14% NOV 16
84
39% Nov 28
56% Dec 30
34
73
6
Aug
10%-—
48%
49
48%
4834
47%
48%
83
15
7
67
2
2
39% Apr
15
—-
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21
41% Apr
83
81
•38
8
37%
377«
36%
21%
47%
52"
22'7
48%
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49%
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46%
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83
84
3,000
4
37%
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37
21%
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4,^80
48
49
52
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95
99
97 3
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4.800
22%
49
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53
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,
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100
-96
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129%
100
51
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51 %
51
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51%
19
19%
19 1
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19
19%
19%
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130
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4
132
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132 %
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87
86
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85
85
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87
86
86
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187 b
18%
19
19%
19%
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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3%
3%.
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3%
25
57
57%
57
57%
100
75
78%
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78%
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*
40
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25%
33
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55%
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88''4
29%
29%
10%
18%
29%
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18!
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32%
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39
500
18%
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25
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39
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32%
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55%
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90
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29
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19%
20
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28
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20
2
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1 10
10
19!
19%
19 %
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109
108
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13%
13
11%
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11%
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10
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78
25
55%
108
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11%
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56%
18%
55%
2
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3%
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%
25
56
28%
;
31%
4
39
29%
11%
18%
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25
108
20
:;,{366
25
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25
10%
20
13%
69%
13%
35
13%.
78
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19 'n
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56
75
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108%
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40
87
3%
3%
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4
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4,800
87
19
11%.
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19%
19
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33
32
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18%
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55 %
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2
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51 ?a
20
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104
98
4
20
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1
97 3
i
51%
18%
Curtis Publishing common----—---I
47%
"50
52
1
preferred
10'.;
36 3
48%
21%
22%
50
10%
49%
10%
80%
37%
48
9,500
48%
46%
*
48 %
10 %
•—
22
22%
Shnrts
16
Oct.
48
21'2
82%
37%
•
3
83 %
5
12%
13%
12%
69%
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69i'a
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69%
13%
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13%
13%
13%
34%
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35
34 %
34%
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34 *
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11!!
11%
64
64
64 !
a
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641
*22%
*
23%
1,500
,v406
m
7,500
1O0
No par
*63%
65
*63%
64%
*63%.
$1.60 prior preferred..—..No par
Curtiss—Wright common
1
23
30%
*35%
23
31%
23%
22%
22 ~ it
227::
23%
200
31%
31
31%
31
31%
31
31%
10,600
35%
*23
30%
35%
35%
35'.4
35!::
35!
78%
78%
79%
81 %
80
80 %
70'
80!
81
81
81
81
783«
80 %
79! i
79%'
Aug 27
25% Feb
"
83
100
5
Cunningham Drug Stores IHC—2.50
11
18
20
15
6
53% July 24
10 %
1
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred ...—
Cuneo Press Inc—
4
81% Mar
Aug
41% Jan
16% Jan
30
5
16% Oct 30
10%
Crucible Steel Co of Amerlea_.l2.50
5%% convertible preferred—loo
Cuba RR
noneum pfd
_.ioo
Cuban-American Sugar —
_io
2
18% Jun
3
10%
Cream of Wheat Corp
2
Crescent Petroleum Corp com.—l
5% conv preferred
——25
Crown Cork & Seal common..._2.50
$2 preferred
..No par
Crown Zellcrbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
20% Mar
13
10%
40% Oct. 14
15
9
41
July 23
44
Jan 20
60% Jan
6
98% Apr 21
33
Sep
.10% Sep
62
Jan
Jan
8% Apr
Dec
3%%
21% Jan
6
37% Jan 16
12% Mar 31
29
10%
1
Crane Co common
23% Apr
114% July
18
Sep
2
10% Jun 15
Jan
(Dcli.^
Coty International Corp..
22
5
28% Mar
8% Sep "8
6% Jan
49! b
32% Feb .24
,
37% May 27
50% Jun
9
87% Sep'27
31% Dec
•
48%
the Week
Friday
Oct, 15
50
.14
Inc
Coty
Thursday
I I
49%
preferred—_i_50
Petroleum
Cosden
Mar 30
85
9
■
583 4 Nov
3
11
8% Jan
29% Dec.10
7
43% Apr
16
18% Oct
4
40% Dec
20% Nov 28
3
Aug 18
25% Jan
1
Jiin
8G
3
14% Mar
23
5
11
,
May 12
Oct.
13
49%
l
Corp
Co
.
49V
Corning Glass Works common
.5
3%% preferred
ino
3%% preferred series of 1947.100
10
30
1
16
20% Aug
6
2
4% May
89% Feb
88
Mar 11
Products
Corn
Oct
o
______
Cornell Duhilier Electric Corp
22
150% Aug
3
88
Sep 24
30%Jun
89
8
Oct
1
Steel
convertible
6^
16
59% Jun
50% Sep 23
18
Sep 15
83
16
16
Oct
104
.6
82
Continental
33% Mar 17
21
84% Oct
52
31
85
i
41
12
82 % Dec
56
Motors
8
14
24%
Continental
55 % Jan
Jan
52
20
14
19% May 20
20
Oct. VI
13% Apr
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
5
Mar
66
21
10% Sep 21
46% Oct 15
40% Sep
Nov
50 % Jan
STOCK
Insurance
GU;!
i
YORK
EXCHANGE
Continental
3
28% Jan
NEW
Since Jan.i
Highest
Range
Year 1958
Lowest
preferred
prior
$4
3
8
9
Class A
Cutler-Hammer Inc
•
1
:__lt)
*35%
35%
a
*
-
35%
-800
82 1
4
4 600
1
D
Mar 10
30
18
43% Jan
2
75% Nov
13
87
Jan
22
Jan
28
Jun
16
77 %
Sep
19
.88
79
Oct
24
89
Dana
Corp
When
8
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
6
49% Mar 18
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
Sep
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range fur Previous
43-
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
55
May 19
Lowest
13
Oct
NEW
Highest
49 % Feb
9
5% Jan
6
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Mar
2
16
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68
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27
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6
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.
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30
Mar 17
Oct
84
1
Feb
117% Jun
21
5
54% July 10
18
22
27% May 29
.
.
Mar
9
Jan
43
93
5
Sep
21
35 % Jan
2
7% Jan
2
35%,Oct 27
17% Dec
31
11
Sep
22
17:% Jan
2
U9-.
Nov
10
%-Apr
7
46% Dec
18
40
Feb
9
180%Dec
24
170
Feb
16
1
87
July
95
55% Aug 27
216
Aug 13
65
,
Mar 11
July 10
Food
Fair
Stores
$4.20 dlvid
7%
7%
17%
17%
17%
177 a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
67
67
67
67
24
24
24%
24 7 i,
49
49%
48%
49
48%
22
21%
21%
21%
64%
64
pfd
3%%
7
20 % Aug
4
Food
45% Mar
5
Footc
50% Dec 31
50% Jan
2
85 V* Aug 31
19
19% Oct
5
21% Jan
25
2
14
39% Oct
2
21
25
12% Jan
Francisco
14% Jan
5
19% Feb 20
25
9-% Jan
54-
2
Jan
2
20% Dec
70
Sep
30
37% Apr 22
18% Jan
18
Dec
21
28
28 %
69 Y* Jan
24
2
July 14
Feb
77
26
Sugar
64%
64%
16 7 a
16%
16%
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16%
16%
42
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
53 %
42%
52%
141/4
53%
53
52%;
53%
13%
13%
13%
33%
34%
121 %
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•
52%
14
14
34
34
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12
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34%
34 %
34%
33%
84%
84
84
83%
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103
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103%
27
27%
27
27%
48 Vb
48%
48%
50%
15%
15%
31%
31%
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1
15%
31%
31%
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1
10
-?
86%
26 Vii
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A
103
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27
13%
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51%
51%
51%
100
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89
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32
85%
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52
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A
89
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f
100
11,500
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89
2,100
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89
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27 Va
26%
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82 'a
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33%
7%
34 VB
33 %
33%
32%,
33! a
7%
7%
7%
1
,
83%
83%
85
19%
19 Va
19%
6,600
33 Va
33%
34%
7.400
7%
71,4
7%
6,100
5,700
75,200
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i
17.700
26'a
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50%
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>
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51
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10
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33%
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26%
100
15%
15%
16
16
16
16
16
16
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
25%
26 %
25%
26%
18,700
25%
25 %
25%
25
25%
24%
25%
25 V'b
25%
28,100
72
1
16
25%
'
10
„
26%
26%. ,27%
19%
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Co
Frueliauf Trailer Co common
4% preferred
...
32.
3,900
1
102V4"
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15%.
31%
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g
Co
11%
85
102%'
102
4,700
20,600
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-
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27 %
84%
11%
33%
85
26%
'15%
■
,
70
59%:
26%
16%
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34%
102
3,300
7,800
125
26Va
27%
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17 VB
27%
11%
3,500
12,200
104
49%
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-
26%
.
26%
27
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11%
33%
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.
3,800
59 Va
26 VA
3,300
.
35%
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59%
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123%
58%
26%
102%
"
86%
27
5Q%\
..
11 %
100
100
Freeport Sulphur
102%
11 %
.34%
84%
2.50
Franklin Stores Corp.—
102
J
103.
123%
5.600
64 Vb
52
13%
33 V*
1-2
121%
103
51%
.13%.
32%
123%
64 VA
33%
13%
34
123 Vt
15
1,800
17 Va
417a
59
Foster-Wheeler Corp
24
31% Sop
6% Jun
49 % May 12
14% Sep
15% Dec 22
64%
24%
167 a
26%
Foremost Dairies Inc—L
8%.- Jan
2,500
60
Ford Motor Co
22
10%,Jan
13,300
21%
26%
11%
_2
2
25%-Feb
24 Va
49«:,
*21 Va
17
13%
__LLl
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2
13
48%
21%
59
:
15
Nov
49%
25%
Co_
37% Jan
Jan
24%
49
26%
Inc
Mineral
24%
*21%
64 V,
32%
3.800
21%
64%
,
42%
52%
No pa.
2.50
2,800
6,300
66 %
24%
48%
.
60
«
66 %
-
66 %
25%
11%
*
13,700
18
66
60
common
preferred
Mart
24%
65
16%
2
of '51
scr
63%
66%
66%
_No par
Inc
pfd
'
65
41%
100
Mach & Chcni Corp
>.'3Va% convertible preferred
5
64 V4
No par
Food
■
*21%
10
j.
Food Giant Markets Inc..
4% convertible preferred
25%» Oct
52% Aug 11
7%
com—*6.2? '
Florida Power Corp.
Florida Power & Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
16% Oct
35
7%
■
preferred™;
$4.50 conv A 2nd
8
22
2
67%
7%
1
Inc
$4
1
31% Mar
31
Jan
Lines
Corp
Firth Carpet Co
__i
Flintkote Co common.
2
>
35% Dec
10O
65%
7%
Firstamerlca
2
.12% Jan
Fifth Avenue Coach
Filtrol Con)
First National Stores
15
Sep
63%
7%
2.50
4
9
43
105% Dec
66%
7%
~~ 1
Prod—~™No par
2
89
Shares
65%
__io
Jari
44% Jun
the Week
Friday
Oct. Hi
Oct. 15
77 b
_
Fiberboard Paper
13% Apr 28
Sep 21
Sep 25
82
Fenestra Inc
Ferro Corp
28% Sep
80%
Thursday
66%
25
July 20
5
r?80.%sDec~3l-
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
104
14
9% Jan
88
Sales for
SALE PRICES
IT
Oct.
a
5
4.60%
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4V'a% preferred-
15
21
10% Sep
14
HIGH
Wednesday
J 8
77»
Bearings._L_.I5
Mar 11
'
Nov
22% NOV
6%.Mar 10
Corp
151
Sep
9
Aug 21
15'4 Apr 25
55%. Feb
26
23% Aug 12
70% Aug 3
25'A Jan 19
66 3
.
1
8
20
Dec
38% Apr
0
Oct
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 12
2
_
31% July 29
Jun
-W&.Apr 25
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
2
Nov
17
Fa wick
Federal Mogul Bower
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Federal Paper Board Co common
57
44% Apr
Monday
Par
Fcddcrs
10
22
'
LOW
STOCK
22 Ve Apr
52
19% Jan
39:WJan
YORK
EXCHANGE
"
6% Bee
17 Vb Dec
3% Apr
11% Jan
'
STOCKS
7*Year 19.78
72
71
71
70%
70%
71
71
70
70
,
600
270
G
7
5a:i
6
8% Jan
2
14% Dec
17
48
July
20%. Jan
35
Dec
32
-.
2^-
2
17
51 % Dec
4
Jan
2
45% Dec
2
7% Oct
22
3% Jan
.2
24%.-Jail
14'A Jan
13
2
16% Jan
9
31
Jan
28
12
27
-
33
2
45% Jan
17
17% Nov
40% Jan 22
12% Jan
Jun
20% July 23
51 Vis Mar 17
39% Jan 27
9
41
Oct
16
38
Feb
9
Oct
22
12
17 Va Jan
56% May 21
50% Jun 11
4% Sep 10
28% Sep 22
17% Nov
34
May 11
8
Mar
9
37 Vis Jan
5
19
Gabriel
Co
1
5%
convertible
Gamewcll
18%
23%
x23%
*46%
47%
47
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
44%
43 %
44
43
42
42
~
4_
Industries
Inc
preferred
General Acceptance Corp—
General
6
7% Nov
20
Feb
3
7
2
67% Nov
26
Apr
9
64% Jan
19
36% Dec
11
29% Oct
6
36% Feb
2
General
Apr
18
90
Oct
2
96 Vis Jan
7
40% Sep
9
24% Oct
7
39
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
General Amer Transportation
94-
Occ
15
24%-Feb ,25
102
5% Apr
51 % Feb
9%-Jan
125
3
2
Jan
2
Dec
8
19% Jan
2
-
12
Sep
138
Jan
28
7% Feb
9
9% Nov
7
38% Nov
5
30% Apr
7
43% Dec
11
3
93% Jun
27
31% Oct
38
Sep
75% Jun
25
~7%-Nov~7
IT
Apr
.55
10
9% Nov
10
29% Dec
18
% July
7% Feb
24
Jan
Jan
22
67 % Mar 11
16
AUg 25
141
8
9
7
14% Nov
75
Jan
13
14
% Jan
May 19
<10% Mar 25
6
42 %
21
Apr
10
45% May 11
26
Mar 17
84
6
33% Oct
9% Jan
5
28
2
2
39'A Mar 18
19
44
Sep
22
66 V-i-Jan
79% Dec 29
74
Sep
22
84% Apr 21
34% Dec 31
30% Jan
6
40
67% Nov
Jan
13
79% Dec
2
74 % Feb
9
4% Jan
2
22% Dec
18
16 % Feb
9
38e May
30 Vis Sep
25
Jun~l
103
Sep 22
Nov
6
45
6
117% Jan
16
83-
Aug 29
92% Jail
34*-
Jail
44
Sep
19
117
33.% Jan
2
52
105% jOct
5
$0
Baking
Co
General
4%
Gen
Cigar
Contract
General
27
Aug 25
-
May 26
4
2
41
Jan
15
3
Jan"
25
Feb
14
25
Jan
2
3
22% Apr
Feb
83
129
-
79
..
7
3
58 Vi
59
59
60 Vi»
60
6O11,
6,500
12%
3,600
24% Sep
4
28%
Sep"l6
39
39 '
80
80
80
30%
30 Vb
8%
8%
8%
29%
29 %
28
Nov
11
27% Sep
4
34% Dec 31
16
Feb
12
35
Jan
2
44% Jan
15,100
253b
257a
25%
32.%
27%
39.400
32%
1031 b
104Va
350
54%
55%
98.700
4
102 V'4
2,200
b%
Mills
Corp
$5
102%
_No par
80%
80%
81
15
*46't
1
40 %
Co
$2.98
57%
Railway Signal
Realty &
$1.32
7
$1.30
Aug
6
Apr 28
8
Tele
&
4Va%
com
2
Jail
26
2
36% Apr
28
Gencsco
40 "A Jun
17
54 % Apr
24
Georgia-Pacific
44%-Jan
3
64% Dec 29
50
Oct
14
71
23'/e Jan
10
30% Oct
15
18
Oct
6
33 V4 Apr
3
49% Oct
14
44% Mar 18
21%, Jan
7
39% Dec
10
36% Jan
39% Jan
21
94% May 21
92 % Jan
15% Apr
16
24% Dec
22
Dec
5
Gerber
Inc
8
51% Sep
15
Glmbel
96% Apr
27% Jan
1
Feb
12
124% Dec
30
Jan
2
39% Nov
3
Jan
2
1
Jan
49% July 31
3 % Dec
2
4% Jan
9
28% Jan
31
3
8% Oct
13
27% Jan
75
Oct
5% Jan
3
41
Dec
28
88
July
Brothers
common
55% Jan
6
Great
2
31 Va July
2
Gt
Apr
17
31
Oct
1
37
Apr
30
61
Sep
10
30% Jan
2
51% Nov
12
20% Jan
31% Dec
12
181% Jan
146% Jun
4
22y4 Jan
39% Dec
29
24 %
14% Jan
19% Dec
11
17% Jan
2
87
Apr
26% Dec
17
85% Jan
?3
% Oct
5
10% Jan
10
For
60 %
16
footnotes
see
page
4
24,
21
5 Vb
preferred
Atlantic
16
Ore
Prop
Great
Great
Northern Paper Co
Northern Ry Co
Great
Western
141% May
tf-
47% Feb
5
24% May 29
89
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
10
Jan
16
7%
Green
Sugar com
preferred
(H
L) Co Inc
Greyhound Corp common
4
Vt %
preferred
Grumman
26%
27%
26%
*25%
26
*26
27%
*26
27%
25
25
*24 Vb
24%
24%
24%
600
70 %
69%
70
70%
71%
48,700
75%
73%
75%
74%
76%
10,100
71%
48,900
_
71%
70
94%
103
32%
32 3i.
Aircraft Eng Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
a
*370
70%
73%
*93
94%
93%
101
101%
*100'%
32 %
*80
*80
*370
420
420
*370
420
93'%
93 %
93 Va
120
94%
*93
100%
100
31%
32 %
32
32%
6,600
*100%
102
32
32 Va
70%
71
70
71%
*80
*37.0
420
32%
100%
102
32,700
48 Va
49%
48%
49%
47%
48%
48
48%
48%
50
51
51
50 Va
50%
50
50 7 It
51
51 Va
50
50%
2,800
18%
19%
19 Va
19%
18%
19 %
18 "4
187«
18%
187'a
15.900
57
58
.56%
57 7 a
56%
57 7
57 %
58
58 3 4
59 3
4
22,300
48%
48%
48%
6,700
-
48%
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48%
98
48%
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48%
49%
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98
1,900
25 V
a
24%
25%
24%
25'4
62,400
44%
45%
44%
45 ■«
44 3
45'a
3,700
21
21
21
21
21
21
1,700
25%
24%
25%
44
44
44%
44 %
21%
21
21 Vb
2%
87' b
126
2%
*176%
86%
89
8,100
124%
126%
40
39%
39%
39%
40
46%
45%
46
46
46%
6,900
2%
2 'b
2%
2
2%
11,100
9%
9 VH
9%
9
9%
1,600
46%
2%
2 Vb
2%
9%
91b
9%
40
7 V4
6%
32 Va
32%
73 Vb
72%
73%
48
48%
48
48%
75%
76
75%
77
-12%
13
46
2%
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*6%
6%
32 %
13%
205
88%
126
45%
*12%
4,700
2%
*176%
89
*39 %
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46 VB
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^
2%
205
86%
124':,
125
39%
32
5
2%
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87 3 a
126%
126%
45%
73
5
2%
2%
205
86%
2%
12.50
*176%
4
87%
9 Va
1
10
2%
2%
205
39%
.
96
24
25 Va
205
'48 %
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98
21%
20%
2%
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20%
20%
87
48% f
98
20%
20%
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a
20 %
21
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.
20 3 a
20%
100
1
71V
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420
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5
.
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7
1271 b
Vb
6%
7
12,900
1,400
200
6%
3,600
32%
33
33 Va
33 V
71'4
73%
72%
74
48'a
47 3
48
48 Vb
48%
77 %
*75%
77 Vb
*75
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
2,300
38 Va
38 Va
38%
21,400
32%
32%
70%
71 %
48
*76
12 71,
125%
,
4
4
10,100
3,100
160
77
Vb.
38%
38%
38
38%
38
38%
38 Vb
No par
27%
27 7 it
27%
28
27%
27%
27 Vb
27%
28
28 V*
2,200
25
Nopar
No par
100
51%
52%
52 34
54 34
52%
53%
51 %
52%
52
52%
3,900
51%
52%
50%
52
50%
51 VB
50%
.51%
52
53 Vb
9,600
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27'
27%
27%
27%
27%
& Pacific Tea Co__ 1
Iron
*25%
*26
*25%
27 Vb
74
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Northern
%'
27
25 %
69%
5
1
59% Apr 27
30% Feb 18
Sep 22
Sep 14
Co
City Steel
Aug 12
'
17% Mar 20
7% Dec
45% July 1
49% Sep 21
25% Mar 23
126 Vis Oct
Union
334%
18
23
July 17
•
78 %
No par
(W R) & Co
Grand
37 % Sep
59
1.900
t
70%
—10
Graham-Paige Corp common6 r;'o
conv preferred j.
Granby Mining Co Ltd
26% Jan
24
12,800
1
Co—
(B F)
Grant (W T) Co common
4
4, )O0
34%
26%
%
74%
5
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
15
Dec
80% Jun
Goebel Brewing
Dec
46
i
Inc
50
Aug 31
127a
69%
10
Co
Granite
84 % Mar
12%
70%
No par
78 Ve July 29
16 %
13
79
21
7
13
a
5 3,
69%
_1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
2
13 V
5%
53,
76%
10
2
22
13
25 Va
2% Sep
Jun
13 Vi,
*26
1
% Jan
13 VB
*25%
4
8% Jan
3,000
13 Va
25%
Grace
74
32%
27
Gould-National Batteries Inc
38
q °no
a
27%
42% Aug 28
8
2*%
32 3
*26
54 Vis
2
25 V,
32
*25%
4
Globe-Wernicke
11
25 Vb
31%
*25
80c
$4.50 preferred
9% Dec
3
25 Vij
32
*100
Co
154
4
5%
25%
5%,
a
33
1
18
5%,
251
31 Va
5%
2614
7
37% Aug
26,600
140
1,200
32
32%,-,-
2
10% Mar
1,200
26%
%'Apr
Sep 18
May 7
59 Va
307h
35 % Jan
56
59
26 Vb
42
31
62% Nov 20
59%
26 V
117% Jan
4
59 Vt
25 7
*80
Corp
Goodrich Co
Feb
59
.
30:,4
1
1
May 28
59
.
5%
100
103% Jun
4
59%
30%
24% May 20
11
59
26%,
10
8% Sep 25
6% July 14
58
26
Glidden
July
58
35
30%
29% July 13
July 15
57%
29%
19% Sep
41
35
57%
*33
20%
50 Va Jan
28
*33
58
30
18
July 28
33
58
20%
Sep
4% Jan
42%,
33
26 Vb
Gladding McBean & Co
5
Glen Alden Corp ex distribution—1
230
26,800
41%
58%,
30%
*370
-
Products
27
9
42 %,
42%
43
32 %
57%
29%
83'/be
preference
16
14
41
41%
300
25%
.-100
10o
-
5%%
59% Oct
Jan
6,100
10
Getty Oil Co
Gillette Co
2% Sep 21
1,800
40%
5%
.—100
preference
preference
Jan
27
49 Vb
40%
10
conv
Vb %
Jan
8
49
40%
*80%
-
32
.
25
I
preferred
4
98
Mar 30
80%
48%
39%
81
257 b
*13
25
Electronics
27
28% Jan 23
80''4
48
•40%
1
(series B),
Time Corp
General Tire & Rub
$5
81
47%
%
39
_
10
,
General
4
3
102"
•13.800
-
47'a
*80%
81
.25
preferred
preferred
May
>4y,
30%
5%
10c
preferred
$1.30
% Mar 26
102%
■
Telephone Co of Florida—
3
92
54%
102%
102%
32%,
104
54
500
25%
.
6.67
Utilities
59
32 V'4
103
36
30%
.—
Corp___2.50
Castings Corp
13
83
30
*58
>
55
a
36
..
41%
42
30%
preference——_No par
Publjc Service
10c
415
40%,
;w
33
104
_
102%
47
40%
57 Va
Public Utilities
9
47
40 7b
40%
General
Steel
47
30%
General
General Refractories
102 V
32%
102%,
1
conv
.—
55%
a
No par
No par
preferred
4
Genl
54
102 Vb
105
....
103
557i,
No par
conv
Generul
33 Vb
104%,
56 VB
Advertising
46%,
47%
33
54%
*104
100
Preferred $3.75 series
16
4
104
.1%
$3 convertible preferred
May 22
■'
33%
—3
9
69
33%
commonuu—
preferred
$1.60
46%
.77
•.
Motors Corp common
preferred
6
12
76% J an
47,500
26%
Feb
172
29,400
78%
25%,
Jan
July 10
467 a
77 V
27%,
90
3% May 15
46%
26%
258
81% Dec 29
47
27%
Sep
175
5,900
25%
Dec
2
30%
1
27% Dec 29
16
29%
Instrument
99
2% Jan
301%
Generul
91
53% May 19
29%
8
2
157% Jan
29%
98 Va
1
42
h
/
104 Vis May 28
13% Apr 29
700
98
2
47
8 %
97%
2
9
8'a
96%
Jan
Apr
8%
96 3a
20% Jan
28
*81.4
96 VB
26% July
Aug 19
8'a
96
15
20
8 Va
•
95%
15
89 Vb Mar
20
1,700
a
95%
General
104
1,600
79
30 7
95'%
No
Corp
29 % Feb
8
30%
par
Dec
90% Jan
30%
Foods
29% Feb
15
39
*77%
General
2
_79
79%
30 Va
a
29%
8%
30'
•
38 Vb
38
301
2,100
1,500
3
34 Vis Oct
26
Sep 30
25% Aug
7
24% Sep 28
30 Vt
Va
32%
*77%
80
*77r'ii
31
38
39%
39
2
32 Va
77 Va
Jun
31
Sep 22
29
32%
36%
18
25 %
39%
32 Va
36%
39 % Feb
21
39
31%
31%*
8%
76 Vt
General
12% JUly 7
28% Sep 29
32%
30%
July 10
5% Jan
31%
8%
463b
May 25
26
32%
*77%
Equipt Corp
12
32
-v
47%
Precision
16
140
145
-
8%
77 %
3
21
*143%
•
8%
37
General
Jun
12'4
12 %
144
143
144
8 %' ";8%
76 Vt
45 Vis May 11
5%
12 Va
12%
12'4
*143
37
Cement
30% Oct
8%
77%,
Portland
16
143%
8%
37%
Outdoor
20
12%
143 %
9
4.6 7 i,
General
Oct
12 Vh
144
8%
76%
General
38% Dec
12%
12%
*142
37 3
34% Jan
■!
58%.
47%
Mar
14
90% Aug
%
5
52% Aug 31
60% May
60% Aug
50% Dec
57
Corp
43% May 25
37
275
57%
__5
7
2
Apr 29
3,200
57%
__2
13
60
2
26
37%
General
16% Jan
25%
Corp—
23
23 % Sep
17%
25%
1
78% Sep
2
6
25%
No par
42 % Jan
28
7
21% Apr
15% Jail
25%
_5
19
Va Jan
110
91%
90
251..
*36%
4
52
*90
90
26 Va
1
112'% Mar
29 % Jan
2,600
31%
90
^
2
31% Jan
11,300
45
Va
25%
5
101 % Oct
6
31
'
91%
*90
634
*41
31 Va
1
General
Jan20
6%
6%
45
30%
5,300
5,100
18%
Dynamics Corp
Electric Co
General
31% Feb 24
6%
*41
.
31
18%
18%
Finance
7
52% Feb
18%
5%
32
Genera!
58% July
53% Sep
27
44% Jan
3.200
5%
*30—
General
114
87
41%
41%
5%
200
90
2
22
Dec
4.400
1.25
36 % Sep
6
42 %
92
Controls Co
General
41
42
6%
45
30%
100
Finance
..
*41
31%
43a
2,600
26
Inc_
Co
03%
6%
45
31%
5.100
32
18! i
31%
*90
No pai
Cable Corp com
.
.32
18%
31
41%
5 V
18%
30%
§ VT
*30%
45
41%
*30-.
30%
25 %
1st preferred
General
*41
%
5%
32
23%
46 %
5
common
Bancsliares Corp
General Bronze Corp.
6%
45
31%
100
18%
6%
*41
1
*30 %
18%
6%
5o
com
preferred
37% Aug 25
Mar 3
Mar 25
105
1
com
Investors
5V«
32
a
46 Vb
*46%
21
7
/ May
99% Aug
48"
18%
General
8
Apr
19%-Jan
Indus
preferred
American
General
2
Apr 29
5>i
American
convertible
22
153
.
6%
42
5%
5%
*30 %
1
3% Jan
42
41 %'
-
50
52%.-Apr
26% Jan
2
com_—_1
convertible
-
14,000
23 >
47 V4/
42%
43 'a
*44
18%
23%
30%
19
23%
47..!
•
18 Va
23 Va
30%
<.—5
8
19 14 Sep
19%
23 Va
47%
23
17%
17%
18%
23%
5
Co
Wood
4%%
20%
%
*46%
common
preferred
Gardner-Denver Co
Garrett Corp
Gar
19
50
No par
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
1
128
24%
128%
25
130
24%
25 Vb
24%
25
25
25 V
20%
21
21
89
*87
127
128
3
20%
21
20%
—100
I
*86%
88
88
88
23 Va
23
23%
1
*6
6%
6%
6%
129
*87
22%
*6
23%
6%
126%
128
127
21%
22%
1
3,000
790
128
24%
25%
6,200
22 V*
22
22%
24,200
a
89
23%
22%
*614
6%
6%
87%
87%
22%
\
80
5,200
22%
-
-
6 %
•
400
4.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
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(1642)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
14
May
9
28% Nov
17
52
Mar
5
75% Dec
22
Feb
101
84
Sep
Oct
'
19
90
30
95
Mi-Jan. 10'
99% Sep
16
Dec
129
25
'""frir,c|!SU
Highest
30% Feb 17
79
July 13
127% Jan 22
25
104% Sep
21
28
102'/a Julv 14
1
100
Jun
109
May
1
Jun
Sep
Oct
Aug
94
"Jan
7
Apr
9
104 J/2 Mar
May 25
preferred——-100
$4.44 dividend preferred-——ion
$5 dividend preferred—
100
$5,08 dividend preferred——100
4
Oct
2
44% Feb
20
48% Mar 31
Hackensack Water
50% Sep 22
71% May 19
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hall 5(W F) Printing Co
5
Hamilton Watch Co common.
1
99
27%
28
29%
*83
84
,-^*85
*93
*98
29%
29%
30%
.
112%
111%
112%
-
71
*84%
85%
*85
88
Shares
15
28
*68
29%
85
*83
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1113
29 %
85
85
71
111
111%
85
85%
,
16
27%
70
29'
29 3+
29%
Oct.
27%
110%
111%
111
*83
85
*83 '
85
85 -'
90
99%
99,%
27%
*69
70 %
the Week
Friday
Oct. 15
27%,
27%
*69%
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 14
27%
*70
71
*70
ill
—————————No par
dividend
*4.40
3
105% Mar
No par
—25
—.——.
$4.20 dividend preferred—;—,.100
-
li»t,
preferred
Common
9
91
5
$5
Oct. 13
28.
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 12
Par
RR eom_No par
Gulf Oil Corp
—_
Gulf States Utilities Co-
8
;
Mobile & Ohio
Gulf
13
32
21
84.
Sep
89% Apr
9
81
88
May 29
96
EXCHANGE
Lowest
25% Sep
9
70% Sep 29
Highest
Lowest
LOW
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. i
Year 1958
Monday, October 19, 195&
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
26,700
30%
*83
10,600
85
84
85
170
*85/
88
*35
88
*85
88
*98
9:,/2
*93
99%
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99',2
99
99
*98
100
46
*45
46
,
'
99%
99%
30
ii
.
,r
38 V» Jan
3
47% July
49% Apr
7
69
20
.
Jap
21
13 Va May 20
'70
Jan
2
2
Aug 14
29% Nov 18
25% Jan
24% Dec
8
20% Mar 31
Dec
8
88
99
2
33% Sep 26
26 Va. Jan
2
41
30
Jan
13
123
Nov
21% Jail
23
Apr
30
Jan
10
.
7
13
20% Apr 29
22% Jan 20
29% May 22
Feb
6
28% Jun
19
5
Nov
19
39% Jan
47% Dec
10
30
Mar 17
32% Dec
1
44% Dec 30
4%. convertible preferred—
100
•52% ISlay
6
Hammermill Paper Co_——-—2.50
Hammond Organ Co..——1
Harbison-Walk Refrac,com—7.50
6% preferred —-———-—100
Harris-Inter type Corp..—„—1
44% Ji*b
122% July
30% Jan
38
■
5
Harsco
3
Harshaw
35% May 6
59% July 2
1321 %Jan 13
44% Feb
140
.
July 23
n114% Aug'31
36% Aug 14
25
Apr
Corporation—„—
—.2.50
Chemical Co——.5
■
29% Nov
14
26% Feb
34
36% Nov
18
34
Jan
48
Mar
is
Dec
22
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
51% Dec
31
43% Sep
9
21
Hart Schaffner <fe Marx..
.„
12% Apr 13\
Hat Corp of America common
39% Apr 20 \
4Vi % preferred..
...
79% May 7
"Haveg Industries Inc..—,
15% Nov
17
12% Jun
19
16% Jan
43% Jan
2
67
10
64% Jan
2
7
89% Feb 21
75 % Sep
22
July 27
90V»May 5
36% Oct
3% Jan
28% Jan
6
9% Dec
9
83 Va Oct
17
7% Jan
36% Jun
38
Nov
16
17% Jan
6
30% Dec
12
27% Apr
14
23% Jan
2
33% Dec
8
30% Apr
32% Jan
2
27
32% Sep
16
22
10
Feb
25
38% May
1
107% Oct 31
Jun
38
19% Nov
10
16% Jan
7
Nov
20
50
Jan
19
61
Sep 29
July
12
14
37% Mar 13
25% Jun
118J/2Apr
16
9
27
Apr 23
70% Nov 19
105
3
68
Jan-
31
36% Dec 31
34
Jan
26% Jan
14
35% Nov 20
32% May
11% Jan
13
13 % Jan
23% July 22
64% Jan
72% Aug 25
85
60
Jan
7
15% Sep 29
74% May 29'
74
Jan
2
88% Nov 28
2
"33% Dec 19
10
15% Dec 31
--80
July
46% Apr
-
42% July 29
117
Jan
9Va Jan
9% Jan
20
12%
Nov~14
41
Aug 27
Oct
5
21
Jan
6
37
11% Oct
16
15% Apr
27
5
24% Jun
22
31% Jan
14
■r
•
2
May 21
17 Va Jan
3
25% Dec
12
21% Jan
25% Jan
2
2
29% Sep
39% Apr
29
49'A Jan
21
2
-\Inc_\
$4%
i
17%
*69%
*96
Holly Sugar Corp
Honolulu
Oil
16
46
Oct
16
65% Jan
20
35
Jan
30
47% July 22
Hooker
85
Sep
5
Jan
31
82
Sep
17
8
Jan
2
8% Nov 20
5% Sep
9
90% Apr
9% Apr
Hotel Corp of
19
Jan
7
29% Nov 21
18
15% Feb
10
23% Nov
28
19% Jun
36 Vt Jan
9
41% Dec
3
27% Jan
13
39% Sep
16
74 Vt Dec
29
84
1
90
81
92
Dec
Feb
5%
32% Apr 30
2
24
Feb
5
37% Sep
18
41
Feb
12
30% Sep
25
37 % Jan
2
Household
72
Oct
7
80% Mar
2
79
Sep
23
85 % Mar
6
20
97% Aug 13
12
75
8% Jan
22
Nov
17
87
Sep 18
64% Sep 21
15% Dec
18
5% Jan
10
14% Dec
30
13% Jan
8
40 Vt Apr
14
63
Oct
13
50% Sep
21
13% Jan
27
20% Nov
17
18
Jan
5
72% Jan
17
87 % Dec
19
85% Sep
21
11 % Jan
15
96% Jan
30
75
22
Jan
18% Sep 23
27
July 13
66
Mar 17
26% Oct
93% July 30
8% July 22
2% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
38 % Dec
3
35
Jun
25
38 Vt Jan
13% Jan
2
24 Va Dec
1
19% Oct
13
23% July
35 Vt Feb
11
50
Dec
33 Va Jan
13
50%
Dec~31
6% Oct 20
31
5% Jan
7
16
29
9
29 Vt Jan
Hudson
Indust
Jan
Apr
17
Ideal
21
Jun
9
10
Illinois
31
35
47% Jan
21
:$% Oct 7
4l% Sep 29
47
48
Jun
9
Dec
1
52% Jan 22
45 Vt Dec
2
51
Jun
23
3
42% Dec
2
47% Feb
29 Vt Jan
2
38% Nov 20
6% Apr
25
9% Nov
40 Va Sep 25
36% Jun 26
4
Apr
3
50
Jan
5
47
Jan
14
45% Mar 18
Jan
2
65
Jan
2
101
Nov
May 27
162
July 18
43
6ct~13
24% Nov 12
20
7% Oct
2
18% Sep 22
77'/4 Oct
6
41V* Aug 13
149
10% Feb
30
109
18
July 17
May 7
May 6
July 6
Cement
2
22% Jan
13
86
29% Dec
12
Dec~30
Oct
1
94
18 Vt Jun
5
26% Sep
30
.
4.20%
385% May 12
37
Jan
2
44
Dec
143
Oct
3
166
9
39% Jan
27
488
May 29
57% July 10
Electrlca
De
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
Steel
4% %
Corp
Int'l
Business
Int'l
Harvester
4
3
Int'l
10% Sep
14
15
7% Jan
13
57% Jan
7
71
Feb
4
56
12
136
Dec
18
125
32% July 14
40
25
41% Oct
100
Jan
Jan
13
May
7
30
Sep
Mar 20
33% Jan
2
Jan
2
35% Oct
3
33%
22
May 28
13 Va Jan
33% Dec
2
32% Sep
17
31
Jan
28
27% Jan
19
2
29% Jan
118
10
14
Dec
2
31
35% Aug
7
38% Jun 10
34% July 16
13
Jan
34% Nov
6
6*17
16% Jan
2
Jun
23
37
12
International
International
44% Nov
45 %
39
28 % Feb
9
40
17% Jun
P
45
Jan
15
Jan
23
2
26% Sep
33% Oct
15
90 %
3
3
May 12
19 Yb Sep
22
16% Sep
22
79
July 23
40
Sep 18
Sep 24
62 % Dec
23
88
Jan
24
79
34 'A Apr
23
52% Dec
31
53
Dec
31
56 % Dec
31
48% Sep 21
49 Va Feb
9
35
Apr
11
61
30
38
For
4
99% Aug
54% Oct
May 22
footnotes
Dec
see
page
24.
International
&
Utilities
Teleg.No
Corp
Iowa
Elec Light &
$6
23% Jan
7
Power Co
Circuit Breaker
Feb
Jewel
2
7
97
Jan
2
8
45
Sep
21
59% July 28
*105
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
&
Jones
Laughlin
5%
&
,
5,500
105
105
106
76%
76
76
76%
77
38 *4
39%
38%
38%,
38
38%
5.300
•
33%
*33%
34%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
2,100
171
17 %
17%
7,300
69 %
69%
33%
17%'
17%
17%
-69%
69 %
*69 %
71
97%
*96
97%
17%
17
*69 v;.
i
71
•
97
97
96
96
'
:
—
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
80
150
97
*96
37%
38
3,400
^
600
14
14
28
291
„
23,000
11%
11%
4.400
6,400
24
43
43%
7,100
84
6 %
6%
5,500
*18%
19%
200
20'
21%
3,500
1
700
37
37
31%
31%
72
72
*79
82
1.700
180
70
87%
87%
.09%
69%
9,300
17
17%
2,500
19%
.52
9,300
20
51%
25%
*86%
1,200
.
3,400
26%
60
87
7%
7%
25,700
*37%
38%
400
19 'A
19%
3,200
44%
44%
3.800
31%
31%.
45%
47%
8,700
13,200
39%
3,100
39
*39%
40
110
*41
42
70
%
*4.7
47%
*42%
44
*40%
39%
par
30
41.
39%
1,300
It
2,300
18 3 4
19%
12,100
85
85%
7', it
*150
73
7,000.
156
49%.
50
8,700
38%
40
2,500
*28
29
3,500
37%
39
87
87
29%
29%
408 Vt
70
.52 %
52 3
142'
30%
*70%
4,200
17,300
415
141%
4
22,900
1,420
5,600
30%
200
72
21%
21%
2,900
96%
97%
14,200
21%
75,400
129%
12,100
20-%
.
*88%
89%.
*11%
12 %
*60%
400
260
.61%
200
146
*143
35%
35%
3,400
47%
48%
2,700
*33%
34
36'a
37 %
3315
34
36 3
37
1,300
18%
19%
3,800
*33%
33 31
500
36 1
a
36%
4,700
35%
par
1
pfd„100
1
100
5
Johnson
Steel
60
800
76%
35%.
1,600
34 3
4,700
t
33%
50c
Corp
Johnson
65'
%
76%
_io
common
preferred
Johns-Manvllle
64
29 31
3
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
59% Jan
106
170
2,100
39%
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
21
*105
700
18%
75,700
4,400
a
*119
120
41
41
1,800
20%
20%
2,000
17%
4,800
5
28
Apr
38%
5
Co
May 12
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
81% July
6
103% Feb 16
106
1,600
18%
%
3.50
Jaeger Machine Co
88
64
1
31% Jan
2H
63 %
1
preferred
I-T-E
57
64
5
Interstate Power Co—
50% Mar 18
86
63 %
25
Telep
Iowa Power & Light Go
Island Creek Coal common
123
63%
25
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
14
18%
1
preferred
20
15
25
7%
21
33% Oct
19% Feb
Mar
May 27
40% Apr
37 Vt Jan
116% Sep
36% Jan
15% Jan
93
38
18%
7.50
Interstate Dept Stores:
5
18%
No par
Aug 18
19
2
Limited
common
International
19 Vb Mar
18%
129
May 6
July 30
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
82
Jan
37% Aug 21
32
i
"
34%
18
;
71 "
32%
*313
18 "2
•
5
common
Silver
3
"76
*31%
32%
32%
No par
Shoe
1
4
*105
76%' r;
39%:
32
32%.
*32%
preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
preferred
100
International Salt
No par
Jan
Feb
63 %>
-••
37 %
31%
32 %
32%
$4
50% Sep
Aug
18%
63%v
106
*32
2,800
79
87%
100
Canada
Packers
28% Mar 19
9
of
Paper
32
33 % Jun
Nickel
International
69
"18%
32%
1,200
78
36%
36%
12,400
80
37%
79
com
...
International
10
35
4%
14
Feb
Sep 22
Sep 21
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
2
28
172 % July 15
'
32%
.36%
*77
100
Jan
37
32
preferred
21 Va Oct
28
28
21% Jan
7%
133% Sep
94
32
36 %
79
5
27% Jun
7
36%;
*77 '
No par
common
106% Aug
T
79
>:
5
Machines
8
5
*77
*
14
80
l
86% Jan
12% Jan
14
79
—100
,
95
May
88'A Jun
52%
13 3»
79
20
common
preferred
Iron Corp
17
111
51
13%
1
70% Jan
7
53%
13 3 i
80 "a
150
preferred
International Mining Corp
31
51%
13%
80
l_l
Inc
9
13 Va Dec
52%
13%
81%
54%
100
Inspiration Cons Copper..
Insuransharcs Ctfs
500
13 %
52
2,500
4,900
80
>•'
___100
23
96% July 16
16 % Nov 11
51%
5,800
13 %v
No par
17% Feb
122% Nov
38%
38%
No par
common
Co
68% Sep
2
*37%
*37%
15
preferred
Inland
13
27
38%
38%
i
21% Aug 27
Jan
*37%
•*37%
50
Industrial Rayon
78% Jun
Sep 25
10%
loo pesos
1
7
7 io%
10%
Mexico
S A
13% Apr
88
10%
10
50
28
65 y* Feb
10%
10
-10
50
138
13
46
__50
11
Oct
46
;
*83
common
15
35 % Apr 30
80
July 30
47 '.
*46
'•
5
Jun
14
46%
No par
33% Sep
153% Jan
*45%
coin——5
26% July
7
68% Jan 13
'Sep 25
Sep 22
46
10
Co
Interchemical
7
42%
23%
.25
Indianapolis Power &; Light—No
Interlake
2
41 'u
28'V
5,300
preferred
31 % July
July 28
Jan
41%
28 Vt
50
43% Aug 14
95 % Feb 24
67
40%.
27%
46
9% 3o%54%;:
3,500
46%
40%
27%
50
55
25
45%,
47,
40%
27 %
12,900
preferred
preferred
4.70% preferred
4.42% preferred
163
Apr 29
46%'
47%
41%
27%
43 311
Co
Power
July 28
50% Mar 18
47
a
40"
*23%
4.26%
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
28% Oct
5
32
m
47 Va
27%
42%*
27%
*29 %
4.08%
,
27 % Mar 26
35% Jan
1,800
4,300
125
*123
"
46%
Idaho Power Co
Industrla
13
14
156
46% May 25
41% Oct
7
42% Sep
43% Feb
47
55%
-54%-
No par
1
Illinois Central RR Co
38% Dec
55%
53%
Refrigerator Co
Hussmann
%,
55 3 4
125
*123
1,400
46
preferred series A—
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd series A
55 Vt Jan
2
125
34
42
5%
39
3
123.
400
„
102
34%
53% '
common
Inc
52
13
125
52'%
.
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods &
28
Oct
'55%
53
100
4%
100
4.40% preferred
—100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp
1
Howe Sound Co
(Delaware)——1
21
Oct
55%
52 %
v
——
42% Mar 18
41
55
53%
34%
Finance common..No par
preferredpreferred
;
43 Vt Sep
42
55
24 7
2^%
*99
101
5
preferred
30% Jan
12
V
'52%
*123':.;
1,900
1
preferred—
3% %
52% Jun
3414
55
34%
:12.50
com...
America
convertible
$2.25
6
Jun
*98%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common..3
6
Jun
24%
24-.
.
34 %;
.10
Corp
convertible
24%
101
34%
6,600
26
.30
common
$4.25 preferred.:——...
13
6
Chemical
*97
_X5
Corp.—
67% Dec
39% Nov
*24
"
34%
51%
26
—X>0c
preferred
Mining—
7
24%
103
100
46
50%
26
l
—
convertible
24
25%
—2.50
„
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
Holland Furnace Co
Homestake
50%; 51%
26.
;*99
-
5
Hilton Hotels Corp..-*.
Hires Co (Charles E)
5%
39%
——1
51
25"..
% 24%
*32%'.i.;33.%"-
Newport Chetn Corp—_1
preferred series A
100
2nd pfd (conv )_\_
.No par
Heyden
3%%
39% Feb
Sep 21
73
*77
36.
32
63%
*105
*75
Hertz Co
Hewitt-Robins
50%
26%
c
79>4
79
36 32 - * •
52%
13%
*18%
23% Apr
92
*37%
..No par
10
2
30
May 21
47% Dec 31
27% Feb
22% Jan
9%
*45
45%
52
261
46
.43
Powtler common—.21/12
5% preferred..
100
Hershey Chocolate Corp
—No par
Hercules
July 22
22% Oct
16 Va Jiiir
—25
3.65% preferred
100
Heller'XW E) & Co—
1
Helme (G W) common
10
7% noncuinulative preferred—25
(H J) Co common
Hercules Motors
3
72% July 21
35% Dec
2
-
34 % May 11
53% Jan
118
Heinz
85
Inc.—^——5
Industries
Hayes
.10
1
50
1
41%
27
*45%
45%:
51%
46 %■
51%
52
23% 20' V
24%
24%%.
*99
103
.
31%, 84%,
*55
55'%»
52%
53
*123
126
'
46% 47
*45
5
com.
10
20%
16%
*80
43%
20%
20%
20%
16%
17
80
80
82
46%'
47
17
47
20%
16%
80
46
20%
17
80
46%
20 %
16%
20%
17 %
82%
*81
44 %
16%
*81
80
83
4412
44%
*77%
79 "2
50%
50%
2,900
45:%
80
51%
*77%
50%
79%
*77%
79%.
51
51 %
50%
51%
65
65%"
65%
65%
65%
66%
66%
6612
*67
67%
77%
77%
76%
93%
47%
77%
98%
48%
74%
*98%
76%
74%
77 3 «
77
79%.
99
98%
93%
98%
98%
190
47%
471
47%
47%
47%
2,900
*78%
50%
100
*S8%
1
47%
*78%
80
50%
99%'
47% *
a
?
-
47%
c
13,400
.
1,700
40,600
Volume
190
Number 5891
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1643)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1958
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
Par
Oct. 12
Oct. 15
Oct. 14
Oct. 13
Friday
the Week
Oct. 16
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sales for
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
K
28
47% Oct
13
68% Jan
2
98% Nov
11
39% Jan
7
45% Mar
83
2
Feb
23
37
Feb
9
65
93% Feb
10
120
38 Ve Jan
78
Oct
85
Jan
2
107
Feb
10
1
130
12
57% Apr
82
79% Sep
25
92% Jan
86
Sep
23
98
82% Jun
19
89 % Feb
92% May 29
96
July 31
88
Dec
5
99
Jun
20
50% Jan
10
88% Nov
19
2
10
25
Jan
May
7
85% July 10
72% Sep 21
38% Aug 13
42% Dec 30.
29% Dec
3
2
2
18% Oct
43% Oct
10
75% Jan
27
105% Oct
13
50
Sep
28% Jan
30
7
39% Feb
2
33
Mar
16% Jan
10% Jan
25% Apr
7
13
66% Nov 28
34
2
Feb
25
20% Jan
7
38
30
'
46% Jan
17
22
90% Oct
7
1
64
44% Oct
7
46 % Nov
16
7
21
.26% Jan
27% Jan
2
22
78% Oct
9
85
13% May
6
17% Mar
86
9% Feb
17
May 29
17% Oct
22% Jan
2
24% Jan
2
21
32% Nov 12
43% Nov
16% May 26
22
■
1
35
8
29
43% Mar, 3
26% Mar 5
18
34% Jan
22
14
23% Jan
22
5
34% Jan
Sen
33% Dec
15
13% Jan
2
22% Dec
24
19% Oct
22% Jan
6
33% Dec
18
29% May
3% Feb
6'
Jan
2
25% Dec 11
24% Jan
25% Dec"18
21% Sep
20
18
15
83
17
34'% Apr
8
2
46% Dec
89
9% Mar 26
28
Jan
2
1
Jan
40% Oct
31
2
1% Jan
7
13
2
2
5 % Jan
22% Feb
28
Dec
19
Sep,10
26% Sep 22
24% Feb
10
40% Oct
30
36
14% Jan
2
19% Sep
2
5% Jan
2
32
7
22
May 5
15% July 9
37% Jan 20
26
6
77 % Aug 27
10% Oct
Oct" 13
29
16
82 % Dec
5
80% Jan
2
17
4
140% Jun
5
Sep
13%
2
Jan
Jan
2
47% Dec
107% Feb
18
135% Dec
31
13% Jan
9
98 % Apr
24
152
Mar
22% Mar 28
99
Occ
Mar
4
85
Oct
14
100% Apr
104
3
82
23
23
22%
23
23
1
*50
5i
50
50
65
65
63%
65%
Korvette (E J)
Kresge
14
(S S)
Kress, fS
Inc
Co
Co
Lane
Lee
Lees
-
non-cum
Lerner Stores
7%
Theatres
Mar
Lionel Corp —
Industries
Litton
113% Oct
6
139% Jan
29% Jan
2
36% Apr
23
104
89
Mar
Apr
90% Mar
15
4
4.84%
155% Apr 16
48% July
7
134% Sep
28
26
44% Mar 12
30
20
88
22
July 10
July 29
104% Mar
6
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
125
17
36% Nov
Jan
3
6
2
13'A Apr
8
88
18'% Oct
1
Jan
14
31% Jan
10
30% Jan
2
23% Apr 29
5% Jan
2
.17'AiDec
-
if
46% Oct
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
14
20% Jan
21
19% Oct
9
5% Oct
.9% Jan,30
7
15% Jan
22% Mar 16
67
Oct
59% Dec
28
7
81% Jan
30
Sep
25
64% Jan
77
59% Jan
July 29
12
Sep
24
32% Jan
14
47% July 8
93% Jan 26
62% May 11
Oct
89
93% July 11
36% Jan
7
6
46% May 22
May 19
26
53% Feb. 24
May 19
81
42% Dec
3
2
49% Dec
22
46
11
85% Jun
26
74% Jun
75
Sep
16
85% Jun
16
74
663i Sep
15
77
2
1
26
28% July 30
45% May
Jan
34
Jun
7% Jan
33
42 % Jun
31
75% Nov
25% Jan
Mar 17
19
45'% Nov
34
fJuly 30
81
Mar 26
Mar 31
65% May 22
72% Mar 17
75
Sep
3
82
Feb
42
July
24
7
32'A Sep
22
Dec
29
18% Jun
9
31% Oct
9
7
32% Oct
22
29
Jan
2
41% Jun
30
9
45
Dec
24
44
Feb
10
13'A Jan
13
2
19% Feb
5
83% Dec
29
78
Aug 24
94% Feb
5
56% Dec
1
33
Feb
16
Jan
2
18% Apr
39% Jan
20
Jan
28% Mar
Oct
7
53
July 24
58
47
Mar 31
29% Sep
31% Apr
10
37% Jan
30
48% July 16
9
69% Aug 31
26
21% July 17
23
41% Sep
26
Jan
2
59 % Dec
1
10% Jan
2
20% Nov
17
17% Jan
68% Jan
2
98
31
84
39
Dec
54
Mar
May
4
37% Sep
21
8% Feb
13
7% Jun
9% Jan
10
3% Jan
22% Dec
19
20 Va Jan
2
3% Apr
6% Jan
47% Sep
24
Apr 25
41% Jun
24
87% Sep
29
23% Jan
2
2% Jan
96
26% Apr
_
8% July 28
9% Jan
7
16% Jan
10
4
)r
Oct
1
footnotes
85
32
14
May
7
-
79% May 21
99% Feb
3
43% July 30
1Q%.Sen
11
24% July 24
51
Feb
2
95% Mar 26
28% Apr
85% Apr
16
Jun
2
7
'Dec
18
29'A Jan
7
38
83%-Dec
10
67
Feb
9
91% May i5
May 20
77
Aug
5
85
8%
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page
24.
22 %
22'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
8
7%
7%
Bros
6%
Feb
6
—
,
7%
7%
...
—
7%
28%
47%
48
48
21%
21%
21%
69
66 %
66%
67%
66%
67%
7
11
1,500
13,000
700
2,200
6,200
11
10,200
92%
95%
95%
97%
19,400
144%
144%
144%
144%
320
49'A
48
48%
48%
51%
51%
53%
8,200
63%
62
62
63 'A
64
*63 %
63%
1,800
12%
10,700
90%
90%
144 %
144%
10%
91
144%
10%
11
10%
11
'
12%
12%
12%
~
92%
90%
144%
12%
4,300
1,100
144%
11
10%
11%
89%
144%
25
100
com
68%
69%
%/
5,800
2,400
8
29
21%
12
%
12%
121
12%
12%
12%
117%
119%
118%
122
18,100
124%
116%
1
27%
27%
27%
29%,
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
80%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
5,800
13%
13%
13%
13%
4
29%
30%
29%
31
13%
31%
8,200
21,000
39%
5,200
.
119
10
39%
124
*114'%
33%
34
-100
,u'*97%
98%
*97%
98%
*82
84'%
*82
84%
39
"
\
Madison Square Garden.
No par
10
1
1
1
No par
5
12.50
Mandel Bros
ManhaltanrShlrt—
:
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
50c
100
84%
42%
83%
148
44%
83%
*143%
*82
83%
44%
43%
135
136%
136%
135%
41
41%
41%
79%
80
147
02,000
423/o
80%
4,100
79%
18
86%
85%
91
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%'
31%
31%
*120
31%
122
44
18%
2,600
90%
91%
29,900
213/B
.3,400
18
21%
21%
210
3,900
21%
18
18
17%
84%
60
200
44%
136%
41%
80
80
18'A
21%
83%
*143%
146
43%
90%
;
.
43%
46
40%
80
17%
19%
50
62%
38%
4%
*5%
*17%
*70
48%
43%
*90
43%
34%
48%
*75
*76
67
*75%
'34%
28%
38%
*46
15%
80%
1
35
McDonnell Aircraft Corp..
5
33
McGraw-Edison Co
McGraw-Hill PUblishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
McKesson & Robbins Inc
McLean Trucking Co.:
„
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_
1
3
41%
64%
18%
1
5
*83
9,600
98%
*82
*82
79
120
44%
46
40%.
80
18
19%
50%
63%
39%
4%
6
18
75
48%
43%
91
44%
34%
48%
84%
40
9
10
--" 9%
10—-. 22%
Mead Corp common
5
t46
4%% preferred list series)
100
*87%
Melville Shoe Corp common—
1
27%
preferred series B
100
*81
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
*35%
Merck & Co Inc common—
16%c
73%
$3.50 preferred
No par
*72
x
43%
45%
40%
80
17%
19%
50%
62%
39%
4%
*5%
*17%
27
5%
25%
*70
47
43%
*90
43
34
48%
75%
77
78
67
*76
67
77%
*75%
46
40%
80%
18%
19%
51%
63%
39%
4%
6
18
27%
5%
25%
75
48%
43%
91
44%
34%
49%
75%
78
67
77%
*31%
32
*120
122
42%
45%
40%
79%
17%
*19%
43%
46%
41
80
18%
19%
49
50%
61%
02%
38%
39
4%
4%
*5%6
17%
17%
26%
26%
*5%
5%
25%
25%
*69
75
46%
46%
43%
43"%
*90
91
42%
43%
34
34%
48% 49%
76%
77
*76
78
*67
68
*75%
77%
24%
28
38%
48%
34%
27%
38%
*46
15%
81
35%
34%
15%
*79
35%
33%
15%
81
35%
34%
41%
65
xl8%
18%
84
84%
39% 40%
9%, 9%
40%
64'%
*18%
.
84%
39%
9%
*22%
46%
41
64%
18%
84%
40
9%
23%
35
29%
38%
48%
.
common
convertible preferred
McDermolt (J Ray) & Co Inc
*97%
83%
*97'A
84%
41
5%
25%
3%%
98%
98%
*82
135
27
3
33%
41
*5%
50
33%
*97%
*145%
67,300
124
*115
33%
80
27
1
39%
39%
124
33%
79'A
25%
$2.50 preferred.
135%
39%
*115
34 %
40%
1
No par
No par
135'A
40
124
34
41%.
137
Marine Midland Corp common
6
4% convertible preferred
;_50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
4%% preferred.
100
Martin Co
1
Masonite Corp
No par
May Dept Stores common—
.5
$3.75 preferred ___—
No par
$3.75 pfd 1947. series
No par
$3.40 preferred
:
No par
3%%
100
preferred
Maytag Co
McCall Corp
MeCord Corp common
42%
39%
*114'A
18
120
1
82
145
41%
13%
30
86%
*31
No par
100
145
41%
13%
30%
18%
10
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% "preferred series A
Madison Fund Inc
—
82
83%
147
13%
30
91
100
_S
50
Mack Trucks Inc—
'
5%% "preferred (WW)
34
13%
3Q%
18
10
•
124
33% ;
13%
29%
89
1
3.33%
Steamship Co
—
39%
40
*114%
10
50
'
121
123%
100
.
Co
Corp
7%
8%
8
8'A
47%
preferred--
Stores
7%
8
8%
27%
(M) & Sons Inc
m
7%
7%
*7%
8
23
21%
68%
10c
McCrory-McLellan.
62
*21%
47%
Mallorj(P R) & Co
Manati Sugar Co
29% Jan
29%
2%
2%
28
Nashville
&
Lukens Steel
48% May 12
7% Jan 14
25% Jan
2%
41
78%
36% Sep 22
4% Aug
6
Jan
2%
*135%
10
5% Oct
2%
100
39% Dec
26
2%
21%
__
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
•23% Jan
2%
47%
preferred
78
1
13
2%
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No par
70% July 27
4
12%
29%
40%
Louisville
16,300
13 Vo
29'A
2%
*82
Lowenstein
89
12%
29 Vo
*144
7%
*86
89
*86
12%
5
7
29
~
89
29%
2%
27%
common-
1
7% Feb
40%
*86
29
100
Co
14
24% Oct
2,000
29%
100
(P)
48% Jan
28% Oct
42
29%
series E preferred
series G conv pfd
4.40%
47% Oct
5% Jan
51% Jan
14
2
2
30
18% Jan
41 %
29%
4.35%
1
21
41
29%
100
31
Aug
40%
40%
21%
preferred
13
17
1,500
T
71% Oct
12% Jan
Jan
49% July 10
17% Oct
8%£ep 29
23
48'A
Inc
60% Dec
8% Nov
5% Apr
23
28%
9
9
22%
28 %
123% Jun
Jan.
27'A
22%
12%
22%
700
26%
22%
13%
*7%.
7%
200
26%
1
MacAndrews & Forbes common
78% Sep
1
100
27%
27%
*21%
22
Oct
4,200
4%
*47%
Jan
Jan,
19%
30%
*3%
22
35
37
'"-May 14
19%
*28%
4
47%
28
45
28
78% Jan
19%
30%
4
-
28%
Lykes
6
4
21%
69%
15
32 % Jan
17
39% Dec
2
Apr
19%
*28%
30%
47%
34% Apr
3
11,600
28 %
17
Sep
900
31%
5
Sep
118
18%
31
1
28% Sep
:;31% Aug 13
36%
18%
31%
12%
22%
4,400
35%
18%
31 %
13
series D preferred
-
23
conv
Lorillard
142% Mar 25
36% Jun
11
35%
18%
v.
'
12"%
4.25%
6
2
2
22
19% Jun
•
'
15
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred-
14
-Jun
7
31%
6,700
10
Lone Star Gas Co common
26
128% Jan
2
89
*86
8,900
No par
Loew's
27
89
15%
32
22%
42%
41%
42
15%
32
No par
Co
5
Lone Star Cement Ccrp
71% Jan
42
60
15%
32 *
26%
27%
23%
23
*86
4
700
4,700
80
28%
—
37% Jan
5
46% Jan 26
15% Jan
23
*29'/a
4%
27%
28
23
29%
*4
4%
*27
—2.50
17% July 10
9
76% Jan-
20
19%
29%
Inc.
9
6
20
19%
30%
63
21
29
16
19%
197/a
48 %
Inc
29
31%
63%
Loew's
Oct
30%
32%
40
*79
400
35 %
19
31%
32%
39%
40
80
14%
35%
*18%
„
*79
32%
.35%
18%
30%
5
preferred -;—
9
Sep
81% Sep
24% Sep
31%
35%
18%
49
12
17
32%
35%
63%
23
81
.
32 %
v
48%
Dec
2
15 %
B
Jun
4
15
15%
5
44
10
15 %
15%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
143
Jan
79%
Link Belt Co
10
60
79%
9
14
11% Jan
32 %
80
*79
1
July
Jan
55 % Mar
1,300
44%
*29'%
No par
No par
Libby-Owens-Ford -Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
5
27% Feb
128
44%
39%
31
—.
37
8
8,100
44
32
*
Corp
15
Oct
63%
44%
30%
1st preferred—No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
82
62%
39%
—25
-™i50c non-cum 2nd pfd
8
37
63%
32%
1
14% Mar 23
12
62
39%
18%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries com
$3
63
32%
35%
100
50
44%
32%
preferred
50
39%
15%
(James)'& Sons Co common_3
3.85%
4,100
50
32%
35%
.
22%
50%
49%
44%
32%
Bryant——
11,000
*49%
2%>A
39%
1
Rubber '& Tire!
48%
22%
22%
32%
79
*4
47%
47%
47%
2,600
48%
23
„
44.
-18%
common
47%
'
39%
79
G% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
47%
2,000
28,500
4,700
33
1
preferred series A
Consolidada
93%
44%
39%
10
54
93 %
63%
44%
-10
H) r& Co.
Mfg Co__.
Kroger Co i—i——.
4.32%
44%
*32%
1
Kroehler
La
.
53%
93%
1
73
Nov
129 % Nov
25
53%
93 %
93%,
conv
39% Apr
97
Sep 11
80% Jun 18
93%
■'
37%
47%
48
135% July 28
88% July 28
92% .Feb 11
53%
47%
9
Sep
54%
47%
18
38
48
38%
36%
47%
47%
48
54
38
37
48
52%
47%
53%
47%
48
55
38%
37
*
54%
47%
21
8
37%
63% Jun
Jan
30
39%
37
47%
9% Sep
28% Sep
37%
47%
72% Feb
38% Oct 20
2
13,600
1,500
39
37
93%
11
10% Mar
28% Jan
38
30%
37%
46%
21
Oct
15
2,400
47%
8
90% Dec
31%
46%
27% Jun
10
36% Mar 11
31
48
14
14
30%
31
307/b
94%
Oct
63% Oct
3,100
47%
__,—
24% Sep
3
47
36%
common
57% Jan
48
46% Jan
*46'%
38
Lehn & Fink Products
29
,.24% Aug 25
158% Jun
400
46%
45%
53% Apr
2
2
77
35
46 %
46%
—1
Lehigh' Valley RR
Lehman Corp 'I—•
7
2
76%
*34%
47%
Co
10% ton 12
31% Mar 4
Jan
7% Jan
76%
35
46
'v
1,800
76%
35
36%
30%
*86
87%
*86
76%
47
*46%
30%
110
88
85%';
87%
*83
35
75%
*34%
92%
July 28
9% July 13
18% Jan
65% Jan
*86
76%
35
"
'
57% Apr
140
87%
1
„
3% Apr
2
"•
30
10% Sep 24
91
Sep 22
15% Jan
6% Sep
July
55% Apr
6
J.% Jan
7
30 % Mar 23
12
29.
9
17% Feb
3% Jim 20
* Jan
10% Feb
85
Mar 28
12% May 9
39% Oct 21
85%
37 V8
30%
82
*79%
,*86%
87%
85'/a
2.50
Laclede Gas
4% Mar 11
10
18% Jan
25
Feb
5
Aug
82
*86%
*83
No par
22
34
22
4% Nov
3
17% Sep
27% Jun
31% Jun
i-
7
.Dec 31
Dec
3% May 19
26
Feb
*79%
1,900
77
*75
85%
87%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
—5
King-Seeley Corp _)
1
KLM Royal'Dutch Airlines—100 O
Koppers Co Inc* common
—10
4%
preferred—;—
—100
51% Mar 13
9
82
36%
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
47% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
38% Sep
77
100
47%
47%
47%
*75
86%
86%
*83
35
47
*47%
77
16
County "Land
4%%
30
7
*46%
17%
*79%
76%
'
35%
120
"
*86
87%
77
*113
30%
Co
70% Jun
2
77
*34
113
93 Vo
Kern
5
28% Dec
,
*86
113
400
118
*75
*83
85%
*115%
5
Hayes Co__L___—
Kendall
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
1
2
88
*83
117
47%
82
*86%
__8.75
Kennecott Copper.:
29% Feb
78% Sep
14
Kelsey
29
Apr
i. 59
*79 %
87%
500
200
117
50c
21
31% Apr 20
54% July 22
23
82
86 %
46 %
*45%
46%
120*
*114%
77
*79%
45%
106 %
*45 %
121%
119
48
*75
Co—No par
Kellogg Co
45% Nov 11
2
2
Electric
Jan,; 7
43
.
70% Nov
22
Jan
6
Jan
48
77
47%
50
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kay ser-Roth Corp —_—
70% Apr
22 % Sep
11
48
*75
preferred—
Kansas Gas- &
1.17% Feb 24
45% Oct
34% Jan
17-
Jun
non-ciim
4
50% July 31
63
60% Nov 11
19% Apr
25% Jan
31
41% Feb
...
4
,
42% Oct
29 Ve Nov
2
Jan
4%
41% May 12
July 27
51% Sep
33% Jan
6
12
120 '
190
—
preferred™———
-100
4.35% preferred———-—100
Kansas'City southern com—No par
38% Aug 28
123%
*115
120
4.20%
5
Mar
93
*115
1
45%
45%
*121%
45%
33,700
105%
107
*105
55%
54
55%
54
107
*105
*45%
125
100
preferred
4%
preferred
4.50% preferred
27
88% Feb
45 %
*121 %
100
3.80%
May 20
13
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
17
Mar 11
Oct
35
108
100
preferred
96%
55%
58
107%
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
12
103
56%
107%
4%%
Jun
9
58%
107%
preferred!
Jun
6
57%
100
convertible
76
28
33%
preferred
4%%
47
Oct
<fc Chem Corp
convertible
4%%
14
Dec
4%%
24
23
90% Oct
29% Jan
Feb
Feb
86
Jan
8
July 27
July 27
50% Dec
2
29
87
34
July
135
May
Kaiser Alum
July 27
48
16
112% Dec
44
110
Jan
7
15%
80%
35%
33%
41%
64%
19
84%
40%
22%
46%
88%
27%
82%
35%
,74%
75
"34%r
28%
38%
*46
".
15%
*79
35%
33%
41
35
29
38"%
*64
r23—— 23
46
46%
87%
x27%
87%
27%
82%
*81
*35%
35%
72
73
*72
.•■75..
*87
27%
82
35%
70%
*72
48%
46%
88%
27>8
82
35%
71%
75
30
%
*120
42%
45%
30%
31%
30%
122
*120
122
43
42 %
43%
46%
45%
46
1,200
40
11,300
4,100
5,600
41
41%
41
41%
80%
80'A
80
80%
460
17%
18
18
18'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
22,100
1,000
9,900
52%
51
51 'A
62
62%
63
65
38%
39
39
39'/8
6,400
2,400
4%
4%
1.400
5%
49%
4%
4%
*5%
6'/a
5%
17%
17%
17'A
26%
26%
26
5 Va
5%
5%
25%
25%
*69
25%
300
1,800
5%
26
900
6,800
75
*69
75
400
17%
26%
.
46%
46%
1,700
44%
45
3,900
46%
46%
44
44%
90
90
42
42%
41%
42%
34
34%
34
35%
49%
91
*90
10
32,200
6,700
9,400
48%
49 Vo
49
76
76%
*75
*75
77%
76
76
20
*67
68
60
76
76
20
*67
68
76%
76%
33%
34%
28 %
28%
77%
34%
34
29%
29
*38%
39
*38%
39
"46
48%
*46
170
2,700
5,400
800
48%
15
*79%
15
15'A
"
*79%
81
151/4
81
3.800
50
34%
35'A
35
35%
2,200
33%
34%
35
35%
7,600
40
40%
%
40%
4.700
63%
64
63%
64 Vo
2,000
18%
18%
*84'A
85%
85%
85%
600
39%
40%
40
40%
4,500
9%
9%
9%
6,100
23
23
46%
46%
88%
*87
40
18%
*18
"
9%
%
23%
900
46%
4()%
3,500
23
*87
27%,
27%
27%
*81 %
82%
*81%
*35'/b
35'A
70'A
*72
1.400
35%
71
71
75
*72
88i/2
271
82%
10
4,800
120
35%
300
72%
18,100
75
19
*
.
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The Commercial ami Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
.
(1644)
Monday. October 19, 195.9
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for
Year
Previous
Kange Since Jan.
1958
Lowest
44%Jari
,17% Sep
15% Jan
2
19% Feb
39
Jan
2
62 % Dec
78
Sep
15
91
Dec
22
f)7
40% Oct
25
2
Jan
2
88
25 Vk Feb
24
78
I4se Jan
Jun
4
21% Feb
7
6
Dec
11
20% Nov
5
126
Jan
17
7% Jan
2
Jan
10
96
Oct 31
13
28
Nov
3
287/e Dec
31
76
13% Jan
17
,,Jan 10
11% Jan
20% Nov
14
Dec
29
35% Oct
2
73% Feb 25
8
116
21%'Jan
2
27% Jan
6
35% Dec 29
4% Jan
2
•
Feb 25
31
18% Feb 25
1838 Oct
443k Aug
253k Aug
6
6
6
Jan
10
39% Dec
16
4% Jan
2
93k Jun
5
27
Mar 31
Oct
9
87
Oct
2
28
99% Mar 11
Metropolitan Edison 3.907*
4.35% preferred series
20
32
Sep
Apr
2
433k Dec 29
16% Oct 24
4% Jan
2
Dee~30
Minn
19
Minute
4
29% May, 4
41% Mar 16
.
14% Dec
18
70
19
60
Jan
9
Nov
19
68lM
a-
-
18
12% July 14
% Sep 29
23
11% Sep 23
18% May 28
Jan
2
14% May 26
Class
8
24
56% July 27
Monsanto
20
15% Jan
6
11% Apr
22
14% Sep
-2
83k Sep
4% Apr
24
18% Jan
8
78% Aug 14
16
Jail 19
118 Vi/
117
Apr
30
41% Nov 20
38% Jail
22Va Jan
8
31% Dec
1
28% Sep
14% Jun
22
21% Dec
29
20% Jan
18% Feb
25
37% Dec
22
203 k, Oct
7
27% Aug 28
36 '/a Jan
2
423k Nov 13
213k Nov 17
40% Feb
3
53% Sep
18% Oct
16
24% Feb
23% Jan
2
29"
6
35% Mar
28
Jan
17% Jan
•11% Jan
35
May
2
23%
24%
15%
2
31
60 % Dec
31*
57% Jan 2,8 '
11
30% Apr 23
16
Feb
9
32
.Juij
37
July
18% Nov
19'% Jan
32% Nov 21
25% Sep
22
25% Oct
13
24% Jan
2
Dec
18
43% Jan
2
33% Nov 28
25% Sep
74
17
Jan
45
30% Jan
19% Jan
38
Feb
25
50
'
July 15
22
19
14
23%
1,400
15%
16%
2,500
23
23%
23%
153k
15%
16
16
323k
33!
32%
33 »/k
323/4
33
33
33%
21%
223k
22 Vk
22%
22
22 %
35%
3,0
36%
363k
3.5 34
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30
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31
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20
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119
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23
117%
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12% Apr
130
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23% Dec
5
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23
23 %
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370
116
118
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17
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Monarch
29
Jan
24
8
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NOV
163k Dec
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36
17%
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90
36 %
36
17%
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80
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27
2
36
36
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13
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10
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56
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53
100
30
14
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5
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55
50
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Jun
49
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47
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18
76
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76
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Jun
87
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2
25
77%.
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2
7
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77
85
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77
85
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78
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70%
100
27
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69%
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8
69%
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31% Apr 28
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69 >4
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111% Jau
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31
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2
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20% Sep 21
15% Sep 23
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23
25% Jan
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150
4,300
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76 7
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5
61 %
17%
76
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Oct. 16
18
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Oct. 15
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100
2
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5
13% Oct
20
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.
59
88
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39 % Jan
10
39% Aug
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19
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35% Jan
Oct
44
Sep
39
Mar 13
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5
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98
88
13,
48% Dec
15
77
Aug 12
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4
6
Mar
10
Oct
76
90% Feb 26
92
July 7
Jan
24'
34
Jun
Mesta
1
88% Apr 15
78
9
Apr
102
6
85
10
92% May 13
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Oct .15
Jan 14
79
57
22% Feb
SALE
Wednesday
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25
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8
22
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EXCHANGE
HIGH
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STOCK
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Lowest
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2
6
41% Jan
149% Oct
3
9% Jan
2
Aug 19
14
29
May 13
National
National
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6
National
Aviation
Mar 13
National
Biscuit
22
24% Sep
21
15
17
10
8
Sep
56
164% Apr
3
14% Jan
12
Corp
National
Can
86% Dec
19
55% Sep
25
National
Cash
2
303k Dec
11
26% Jun
12
32% Jan
15
National
City
7
49% Nov 21
46% Feb
2
54% Jun
12
National
20% Jan
2
31% Nov
28% Jun
8
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2
19
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21
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109
1
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9
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11
71
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26
17
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115% Oct 10
6
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104
Feb
9
132% Aug
3
Oct
2
168
Jun
19
145
Jun
10
159
128% Nov
7
143
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17
121
13% Jan
7
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10
17
100
88
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18
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21%
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30
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6
40% Mar 13
National
Sep
National
Sugar
22
243k Mar 25
National
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7
Co
93k Jun
10
1.3% Aug
3
National
123k Oct 22
11% Sep
22
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7
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18
63k Sep
14
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15
13% Aug 11
12
Theatres
S
2
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23
14 % Jan
82
68
Dec
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Feb
26
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22
37% Apr
13
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36% Jan
2
43% Feb
26
Newberry Co
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7
8
20
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15
96
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19
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1
Oct
25
2
13
82% Mar
21% Jan
86% Apr
2
New
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New
Jan
14
108% Oct
13
70
Oct
12
107% Mar 11
36% Apr
17% Jan
30
50% Oct
13
36% Sep
22
49% Mar 13
27
2
26
17
23% Jan
13% Mar
3
29% Nov 20
257/b Feb
9
18
2
32% Nov
293k Sep
22
Apr
Dec
10
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38%
38
51%
51 %
49
50%
89
80
110%
112
14,700
150
150
60
122%
122
89
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Air
Y
New
Haven
50
74% Sep
59% May 12
New
York
N
&
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Electric
85
Mar 18
72%. Sep
30
2
39
Nov
34
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15
41% Jan
14
76
July
Sep
18
70% Sep
l
3.40%
19
13
3.60%
3
3.90%
2
4.10%
Mar 23
Oct
15
Jun
22
85% Mar
80
Jun
25
93% Jan 24
Aug 15
Sep 17
6
101
Oct
13
108
105% May 10
91
Sep
17
102% Feb
10% Sep
34
3
16
Jun
17
53% Apr
21 % Sep
7
92
Nov
19
84% Jan
29
5
21
29
20
23% Apr
453a Dec
18
25% Feb
19
30% Sep
Sep
7
Gas
11
88% Apr
33 3 a
33
33%
33
29%
30%
30 3 a
31 %
32 V
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32:%
31 "4
32
31%
32 5 a
32%
22
108
Feb
113% Mar
16
6
22% Jan
2
25% Apr
20
Sep
9
7
37% Dec
17
243k Sep
18
2
33% Dec
31
30% Jan
7
30% Dec
17
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31
31
Sep
10
44
6
57% Dec
10
47%. Jail
27
92% Jun
82
89
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6,300
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100
100
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100
$4.16 preferred series.
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preferred
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106
100
preferred series—
$4.08 preferred series
Pharmacal Co
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21
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preferred
conv
70%
76
37%
10
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76%
21%
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Norwich
70%
94%
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70
102
94%
25.900
50
68
76 V4
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102
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37%
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Gas Co
Northern
Northwest
80%
101
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76%
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78
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21
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81
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78
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4
1
28
31
5634
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80
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94% Jun
22% Apr
10 % Jan
5734
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2
57 V 4
100
July 16
88% Mar 23
58
100
92
86% Mar
57%
preferred
$3.60 preferred series
Sep
57%
70 7
$4.10
4
57%
Corp—
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
57 Vk May 22
28
7 0!
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21
13
27%
77
Northern Natural
5 % % preferred
Sep
12%
27%
70%
Northern
45% Sep
1234
2734
76 %
22
102
1234
28%
70%
Western
600
13
28%
77
27
4,900
11,800
1,100
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13
72
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5
6%
6%
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13
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24
634
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73
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14,400
116,600
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100
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33
13%
100
100
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20
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100?j Oct
1
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2
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104% July
201 k
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5.25%
26
40'
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75
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16
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74 r'a
20'a
"
75%
'
66
30
see
1,100
3534
Sep
footnotes
40%
66
783k Sep
80% Jun
For
40%
35%'
69 %
Feb
*40 Vk
66%
Jun
31
40%
353a
83% Jan 23
7
40%
*66
94
93 % Mar
40%
*76
25
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
19
403k
100
70% Sep
1
41
30 3 4
preferred
81
13
2,300
par
100
$3.75
Northern
223k Nov
200
29 3 4
33
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No
23
Sep 21
66% Sep 28
32
16% Jan
13%.
•29%.
32%
100
preferred
113% May 26
59% Nov
5
*13%
29%
32 %
No par
5
Ja
13 3 k
29%
Hartford Co—
Common
17
12
13%
30
323 k
Shipbuilding Corp
Sep
32% Jan
13%
2934
32 %
No pa*
67
106% Aug
*13%
30%
31 Vk
series A.
5%
29% Jan
13
13 Vk
2934
I
Chicago & St Louis Co
31
30
*13%
No Dar
Brake
Central.
7,200
13%
3034
13%
41
Y
56% Dec
70
4,200
2,300
6%
32%
York
75
'
73%
York
84% Mar 11
6%
12%19%
a
41
New
73% Apr
773k Apr
63
403a
2
32% Dec
"6%
70%
38% Jan
72%. Nov,19
19
6%
41
17
109% Jun
12%
19
6%
72
38% Feb
9
12 '%
1834
63k
40%
25% Sep 22
11
11%
18%
G%
70%
8
23
113a
18%
G%
72%
86% Oct
Oct
11%
183 a
41'a
8
63% Apr
26% Apr
11%
183 k
113 k
71%
25% Apr
102
11%
11%
19
6%
common..No par
ll*a
12%
11%
1834
'30
Common
Feb
15,700
40%
Preferred
108
11%
1
72
5
Sep
111
413k
6
94
11?! it
x
70%
10% Jan
80
11 %
1134
40%
20% Jan
103
11,700
41%
5
23
700
18%
71%
3
July 25
96%
35 Vk
1 7%
70
5% Sep
k
2
35%
18 Vk
40%
12% Sep
80 3
951
35 3 4
1734
78 %
24
88% Apr
95'a
3534
18 Vk
20 %
25
2
94
36
18
75
12% Sep
Oct
94
36
80
243b Sep
76
93 V k
76
2
65
7,200
96
36
18 %
203 b
2
8
1,000
78%
5% Jan
18
49 34
20%
New
Y
4
"75%
14% Jan
9
491
94
'
Jun
.4934
100
33 % Oct
N
"49
18 Vk
5
preferred
England
34% Aug 2g
N
2,300
36
11%
Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
6
391 k
96 Vk
*12
Newmont
36% May 22
200
a
18%
1
—
(J J)
21%.
38 7
36%
1
1
Co
21%
38%
38%
96
1
Co..
270
122' k
21%
*21
18%
__1
Fibre
Inc..
Meter
12234
36
10
No par
Radiator
6,400
10,100
System
i
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
3%%
19
38 Vk
51%
—
29% Sep
26% Jan
393k
Co..
Vulcanized
4% Jan
14% Apr
2
21% July 29
10% Mar 24
National
14% Oct
10% Jan
38%
*50%
-4
7% Jan
21%
—.10
—
Co
9% Jan
12234
*21
21%
38%
Corp
Ref
"21
Cast-No par
Steel
&
National-Standard
17
17% Sep
34
_.
Corp..
Service
National Linen
1,300
a
57%
23.'
,
152
90
108
*149%
151
a
3,900
110%.
*89
90
89
90
5
100
common.
7%
•
4
55
95
943k
Gas
National Lead Co
Aug 18
23,000
60%
55%
134% Mar 12
63 3 k
28%
'
21% May 12
160
4,000
9
8',.
62 V
50%
_»
22%
3
148
4,600
153
..1
series of 1951_
Fuel
2,300
53%
a
...»
10
National
27 Vk
k
52 7
Inc
National Gypsum Co common—„_l
$4.50
preferred
_No par
Apr 27
27 1
153
1,900
Products
Register
Lines
'
17% Jan
42
4,600
1334
54
20%
I
;
4
1434
13%
54%
10
common
Distillers & Chem
Natl
3
Corp
Co
14 3
14 %
1414
1334
100
Dairy
17.
1
Corp—
19 "4 Jan
'
_1
preferred
7%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13%
.
143k
54
1
1.5:
—
37% Jan
50% Jan
—
Acme Co
49% Jan
16% Nov 20
,
,
lb
63% May
6
29% Jan 22
145% Sep
8
Jan
Natco
16
15
13
20
Jan
31
9
Oct
50% Sep
17% Sep
51% Nov 20
168
Jan
NAFI Corp
82
*80
82
"80
82
*80
81%.
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81 "a
"80
81 %
a
72
71
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71'
1
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500
72
81
1
80 %
81%
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81'a
"80%
81%
29
29%.
29 Vk
30 Vk
28 3
2931
29%
29%
29'%
29 %
36%
37 %
36%.
36%
35 %
361
34%
35%
35'%
35-%
34
34
35
35
79
80
80%
82
—25
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1.25
77%
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79
2
35
77
81%
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78 %
4
i
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81'1V
70
,
35
81 %
17,800
5,300
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2,100
Volume
190
Number 5891
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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STOCKS
Range for Previous
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Range Since Jan. 1
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Highest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Lowest
Monday
*
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Oct. 12
Par
Oct. 13
•-
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 14
Friday
the Week
Oot. 16
Oct. 15
Shares
o
50% Jan 14
90
Sep
16
7312 Sep
19
94% Nov
60%
17
;
89
28% Jan
27
10
Jan
102
13
Dec
3
-
"
31
98
29% Dec
7
45% Dec
7%,Jan
2
15% Dec
40% Jan
13
20% Jan
7
12
.,
Jan
12
100
Jan
13;
16
4.44% preferred
Sep
9
6
85% Oct
30% Jun
58% July 28
21% Jun
195
61% Jan
Dec
29% May 7
15% Jan 15
83
Aug
7
39% July 15
10
79% Feb
27
2
1
96% May
92% Aug
31% Sep 22
5
17
9% Jan
2
10
18% Jan
13
14% July 30
22% Nov 20
May 22
•
17
Jan
2
2
64
40'/a Jan
130
27
5% Nov
10
9
47% Sep 25
25% Sep 23
29% Oct
17
Glass
22% Jan
43
Jun
25
15
86
Sep 30
5
42
Sep
Pacific Gas
Pacific
12% Jan
3
23% Nov
12
Jan
2
62% Dec'
8
90
Jan
3
98
Apr
30% Jan
2
47% Nov
33
2
45% Dec
23
36% Feb
9
27% Dec
23
23% Jan
23
29*
42'A Sep
22
12
3Va Jan
30
26
16% Sep
9
9
2
19% Jan
1.25
_
49
3
12% Feb
11
15% Nov
10
23% Jan
2
3% Nov 21
6.
.
30 % Jan
Oct
57
6
2% Jan
7 % Jan
Jun
3G
39% Nov 20
.
49
Jan
28
19%
72%
32
Oct
1
98% Apr
1
20
8
23
Dec
18
26% Jan
5
36 % Feb
13
Oct
29% May
2
411/2 Dec
82% Mar 23
104%
33%
93
*11%
18
1
*93
*11%
14
19'« Jan
2
40% Dec
30
95
Jan
14
14 % Jan
3
27
Sep
Jan
92
55% Mar 20
74
92
8
15% Oct
11%
18
11%
7
22
*19%
*19%
59%
59%
59%
62%
63
37% Jan
2
20 % Sep
64*/4 Nov 20
11
50V4D.ec-31
24
Jim 16
*
I*
90%. Oct
7
81Aug 27
107% May 4 6
92,
102
100
Nov
93V2 Feb
24
Sep ' 8
107
7
May 5
May 13
46% Jun
43% May
100
&
Corp
No
Telcg com
par
49
50
14 2/7
27%
100
>132%
.
Corp
1
50c
Oct
87
Pfizen-
4
28
132%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
2,700
34
34%
33%
33%
331/4
33%
3,200
25%
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
39,400
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
11,400
89
87
87
87
*86
45
44'%
45
44%
45
45
45%
3.200
40%
39%
40%
39%
40%
40
40%
27,800
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
45%
45%
44%
46%
44
45 %
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44%
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44%
1,600
2%
2%
2%
2%
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2%
2%
2%
4,300
1
2
5
15%
16
21%
21%
32 %
105%
55%-
55%
32%
32%
32%
33 %
106
106'A
107
29 */2
28 */4
29
28
28%
28
29
69%
68
68
67%
67%
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69
*68%
69%
500
No par
26%
27 VH
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
4,700
100
91%
92%
90'A
91%
91%
91%
90%
91%
91
92%
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90
89
89%
88%
89 *A
88%
88 %
89
89%
370
17
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17'A
28,000
43
5
43%
43 %
25
57%
58
100
*66%
59
7,600
66 Vh
66%
50
33%
17,300
33%
34
33%
34%
33
33%
33%
33%
*40%
41
*40 %
41
40%
40%
41
41
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42
*91
94
*91
94
92
92
93 %
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16
15%t
16%
4%
4%
—100
1
15%
15%
15%
5
4%
4%
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com_33'/ac
34%
4%
.
*92
300
93%
20
15"! .1
15%
15%
2,200
%
4%
4%
4%
1,300
24,500
15%
4
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
331/8
33%
34
34%
94%
94%
*94%
99%
*94%
99%
*94%
99%
94%
94%
80
57
58
57
57%
56%
57%.
551,4
56%
56
56%
12,600
No par
51%
51%
50%
51%
50%
50%
50'A
50%
50'A
50%
6,000
No par
*20%
20%
100
12.50
common
360
47
48%
46%
47-%
25%
26%
25%
26'A
15
36% May
7
Jan
21
Phlla
56% May 12
73
0
75
Oct
4%
5%
97V2 Aug 25
20'A Jan ^8
32
Sep 16
46
,
21% Jan
15
Oct
2
Pitts Coke &
Chem
$5
19 *A Aug 17
127% Oct
9
145
13
24 '/a Jan
9
42
73 Va May
7
.
Mar
28% Jan
29
86
17% July
7
17 */2 Sep
17
Feb
23Va Jan
Mar 18
74% Jan
1141/4 Jan
Pittston
2
22
79%
80
76
(The)
75%
43Vh
75%
44%
441/h
43%
43%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
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98
*96
43%
38
36
..10
24
24
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No par
8)
89
93
93
1
*16%
88
Jan 14
25% May 19
95% Apr
2'
29'/a Feb 24
55
31
78% Nov 20
73'A Feb
9
90
Procter
2,300
13,300
22%
23%
24%
8,800
10
23%
23%
23%
74
*72
74
*72
74
*72
74
*801/2
82
81
81
*80
82
*80
82
18%
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1
66%
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75
42%
19
1
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122
66 %
65
105
105
43
42%
141%
25
24%
25 Vh
94
94
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26's
26%
24'A
241/2
25%
24%
*92%
24%
900
42'A
23%
3,200
142
14,300
25
1,700
100
10
Gamble
50
93%
92%
92%
92%
92%
92%
26
26%
25%
26
25%
26
26
26%
4.700
82%
83%
12,200
83%
48%t
49%
49%
3,900
38
38%
38
38%
16.000
par
*28%
28%
*28%
29
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28 %•
28%
7.500
100
*79
80
*79
100
*81
82%
100
83
83
100
100
100
Sep 23
*
93
3
4.08','c preferred
4.18% preferred—,
Mar 20
23% Jan 13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
15
Jan 16
86 Vh Jan
7
-
4.30% preferred
Jan 16
106 % Apr
0
48% Feb
9
76% Mar 13
2
*
■'
5.05% preferred
Public Serv Co of Indiana
3%%
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16%, preferred
*20%
108
5
9%
*84
No par
19
31 Ya Jun
24
29
58
Jan
2
36% Aug 31
72% Aug 27
Puget So ind Power & Light Co_.,10
Pullman Inc
No par
34%
35 % Dec
Dec
31
34% Oct
6
48% Apr 16
Pure
35 Va
52
Nov
54% Jan 16
140
Mar 5
27% Jan 28
Oil
Quaker
■
66
5
Oats Co common^
5
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. 10
«
47%
81
*79
80 %
82%
82%
82%
*81
82%
84%
84
85
86
86
*84
87
100
100
100
100
42%
43%
*70
100
42%
42%
42%
43
70
*70
71
70
70
60
100
♦20%
21*A
*20%
21%
*20%
20%
*20
20%
*19%
21%
20%
107'/a
107%
107
107 Va
107%
220
9%
7,000
9%
*84
"
33%
108
9%
9%
84%
*84
34%
34
66%
66
37%
36%'
47%
25%
48
127*.,
25%
9%
♦84
107
9%
9%
84%
*84
84%
24'
66%
127
9%
84%
36 %
47%
280
8,100
*19%
36%
25
42%
20%
.66%
127
99%
42'A
70
—
60
120
20%
108
9%
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99 %
43%
71
.
20%
84'%
127
*79
*19%
108%
34'A
81
*81%
100
21
100
com
♦79
81%
83%
21%
*19%
81
81
•
71
25
$4.75 preferred
43
*70
25
4.80% preferred
Publicker Industries Inc
No par
100
.
45
see
23%
139
48%
83
footnotes
42%
24%
138'A
82%
Apr 23
For
42'A
23%
1361/2
38%
98
25
*A
23% >24
136% 139%
30
220
105
83%
29
23
22
42
104
900
2,700
48%
92
Feb
42%
105
66'A
38
91 % Mar 20
45% Sep
42%
104
66%
1,100
18%
122
48%
5
24
105
66%
66
18%
122
38%
5
124% Sep
105
65%
18
121
49%
Jun
19
42%
24%
138%
65 Vh
18
121
83%
80
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
105
18%
122
37%
Apr 13
July 28
66%
18%
*120
48%
95
23
24
18 %
122
83
5
Nov
18%
*120
38%
29
60
24%
*72
81
49
82Oct
2
24
74
81
83%
18
9
22%
*72
37%
27% Sep
78% Oct
Mar
131
49
30% May 2
93
Feb 18
Sep 21
*129
83 'A
7
Sep 22
131
par
18
9
.
Public Serv Elec & Gas com__No
$1.40 div preference com—No
17
36% Sep
84
23%
*129
Public Service Co of Colorado^.—lO
47% Feb
14
104
20
129
36%
130
B
31
Nov
11
129
87%
130
8
50'A Dec
39
3,0
700
16%
68% Jan
9
2
31
17
16%
43% Apr
33*% Mar
42% Jan
29% Jan
Dee
*16%
16%
83
26% Jan
15% Dec
300
17
17%
3G
5%% sink fund preference
Potomac Electric Power Co
85
50
95
(H K)—
90
113 % Dec
90
*91
86%
2.50
28% Dec 31
8
2,200
*87%
95
35%
Plough Inc
10
2
23 %
90
*91
86%
common
88/% Dec 15
15
23%
*87%
95
35%
common..
22% Jan
Oct
23%
90
*91
85%
24%
5% Jan
23%
*87%
35
10
07% Jan
23%
h
93
86%
Co
5
23%
23 7
5,300
85%
Poor
22
10,400
34%
22
Oct
36%
86%
22
20
46
36%
36
2
20% Sep
45
37
86
27% Oci
18
45
36%
35%
2
23% Jun
43%
37
87%
16% Jan
24% Jan 10
43'A
36
35%
24%
12
10
43%
38
129%
138%
18
78
4,200
86%
23%
Sep
92
34%
137%
21
96%
44
*128 Va
1
20% Nov
96%
431/4
*91 *A
10
5
2
93
100
Corp
8
21
44%
1,700
,1.25
Plymouth Oil Co
Oct
43%
*91'A
28,300
Ry—
Polaroid
70
98
*96
80
.
90
17
17
97
Oct
40% Sep
93
76
*91
17
29
80% Mar 13
44%
*75
43%
*A
23%
31% Apr
2
98
44
♦91%
.
*87%
-
351% Jun
26
75%
*96
44 Va
93
43
37
7
70% Nov
98
43%
*91
?8
37 .*>Jan
180
12%
23% Oct
&
80 Va
44
96'A Jan
Aug 27
80%
13
14
Inc
80'A
44%
20
Forter Co
6,300
*79%
75
32% Nov
&
100
59%
44%
*74%
44,700
58%
75
109% Nov
28 % May 14
26%
68
59%
1*12%
2
Sep
*66%
16,700
58%
12%
43% Jan
•
26
1
68
*67
20
,
44%
42%
common
Cliic
&
68
70
50
12%
91
$3.50 convertible preferred
47% July 27
34 'A Mar 31
Co
79%
*67
47%
98%
43%
preferred class A
.100
5'/2% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd„, 100
9
132
79'A
*75
5%
9
79%
43%
Pitts
26
82 % Jan
8
62% Jury 31
100% Jun
9
Co
(conv).
Pittsburgh Steel Co
7
70% Sep 29
79 Vh
.1
91% Mar 19
771/2 Jan
8
Wayne
591/4
91
guaranteed preferred
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Sep
Ft
58%
43%
7%
4
59%
No par
preferred
preferred
67'A
58%
*97%
1
100
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
July 23
23
119
convertible
$4.80
2
27%
67'A
59%
No par
Inc
Mar 18
26%
68
59
___2
Pltney-Bowes
94
26%
48%
'A
5
common
7
99% Apr
25%
*67'A
100
com
preferred
Plpc-r Aircraft Corp
25% July
Apr 28
19% May
preferred
45% July
5
46%
100
$4
16
47
5
preferred..
Plllsbury Co
46%
3
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
49% Aug 27
95% May 8
2
Jan
series
VH
100
;
common
preferred
3.90%
Mar 23
50c
preferred series A
yhillp Morris Inc
14
95'A Aug 10
90
com
&
3%%
Apr 30
84% Apr
preference
conv
Reading Corp
Phllco Corp common
05% Mar 10
30
900
58%
66%
99
22
24.
44
58 %
66
99
Jan
page
44
58%
66%
99
Oct
11
43%
58 %
♦98
Oct
28
43%
57%
66%
99
80
Oct
43
67%
*98
73
37% Feb
43
58%
99
24% Dec
13i
43%
57%
*66%
67%
*98
22
2
7
580
100
100
Sep
29% Oci
25
5,800
_io
33%c
Co
5,800
29
98
2
Feb
108
350
2
43% Jan
29
92
Jan
29
107%
92
68% Jun
26% Jan
107%
107
91
Pitts
105
108
91*A
4
31
107%
91%
99
29
Dec
100
9,400
*89%
Jun
46
33
91%
Jun
107% Apr 22
32%
%
Co..
Inc
9,500
,3,400
*89%
90
12
16 Vh
22%
55.,..,, .95%
34
33%
91%
89
Sep
15%
*22
*89%
25
100;7>
16
22%
.55%
100
"l3
Oct
33%
*55
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
22% Oct
8a
15%
*21%
-
2
9914 July 29
83.% Nov
16*/B
22 %
55% 7 56 %
26
93% Jun
Jan
15%
*21%
37
Jan
6
Dec 12
15%
22%
"
,""57-""
104% Jan
2
14
15%
*21%
900
600
7
39% Nov
2%
No par
Co
20
20 Vh
82% Jan
21% Mar 20
87
93%
84% Jan
31
40%
*86
80 %
41'/a Mar 31
1914 Jan
44%
80 V4
15'A Mar 12
16
44%
.
No par
___
52% Mar 23
113'A Dec
*86
93%
82
10
89
41%
-
&
160
4%
35%
20%
9
Jan
18,600
81
7
69
7,700
29%
131
40
No par
8
28
18
48%
29
130%
2.50
Co
Apr
11 Vs Jan
77% Dec
48 %
29%
131%
34
44%
1
Phlla Electric
41% Oct
10
4%
48%
28%
130 *A
36%
*86
No par
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
Phelps-Dodge Cor,pi
8
Jan
x47%
28%
46 %
1
Corp
B
24
Apr 14
39%
5
132
94
Mar 12
29
July 11
49%
28'%
20 Vh
12% Sep
24% Sep
48%
132
3.100
6.100
92
86
125
50
133%
•
80'A
49'A Dec
113% Aug 27
57%
62%
20 Va
29
14% Jan
57
62%
92%
27
62.'
58
62%
28%
133%
100
19%
57%
61
81%
7% Jan '. 2
95*,i May 7
Aug 11
*18%
58%
63%
81%
75
J.an
36% Feb
81
20%
58%
62
92%
19
25
*18.%
59%
*20 Vh
Jun
67% Feb
19%
19%
800
80%
78
140
2.300
92%
Mar 18
2
2.300
11%
20%
89
17
(Clias)
18%
11%
80%
7
Apr
15% Jan
Co
18%
11%
25
1
common..
Ry
18
35%
100
Eastern
11%
18
11%
,
92
9
128
&
11%
17%
11%
20
Jun
8
C)
u
11%
17%
22
.
49%
28
11%
81
66% Sep 24
171/2 Aug
n»;.
40
92%
54
14% May 13
*11%
3,300
20%
74% Jan
.
700
93
81
31
16% Jan
!
32%
92
Dec
241%. Nov. 20
106
32 */2
93
100
26% Dec
...-
*104%
32%
94%
100
62
2
32-%
*93
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
71% Nov 24
•
104%
32%
94%
4.000.
(1
2
14—Jun
104%
104
3.900
-•'>
15
13
2
20
96
»
20
3
97
100
84%
93
22% Jan
Jan
100% Jun
84%
92%
IO31/2 Apr
88% Apr
12% Jan
Nov~25
83%
92%
9
43
88%
83%
13
Sep 18i
89% July 14
57 % Jan
,
12,600
-
77
91
391/2 Sep
t 1
3,300
16
*15%
63
5%
5
No par
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeifier Brewing Co......
-
Mar 30
70% Mar
9
20% Oct
22
—76% Feb 24
95
Sep
9
'55% Sep 23
16
83 *A
*11%
11%
62
Pet Milk Co common
4%% preferred
25
19% Jan
22
17
22
4
*15%
%..
•'
92%
*93
18
*11%
10
Cement
Pepsi-Cola
13
Apr 23
99% Feb
12
10
"
16
32 %
11%
17%'
,
*11%
25
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria
Mar 23
34% Oct
50
8
Jan
Apr
100% Jun
Jan
Jan
.
37
5
5
64% Aug 11
9
May
18% Dec
2
Jan
5
29
301/2 Sep
3
102
61
*15'A
104
94%
25
—
Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
23
% Sep
41
49% Jan
31%
32%
Consolidated
Penn-Dixie
20
15% Apr
29
72
31%
104%
33 %
Corp.
Peabody Coal Co
8
69% Sep
71%
31%"
,
92 *A
68
43% Dec
72'A
31
92%
*29
51% Dec
71%
31%
92%
1
2
*
72
30%
92%
3
7
20%
70%
92'%
Penna Glass Sand
102% Apr
Jan
20%
48%
20%
82%
Penney
37
49
15 Va.
104
10O
48'A
84%
93
/ 83
49%
201/4
15%
33*8
*82
;.
26%
82%
104
'
26%
15%
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
28% Jan
23,800
20 Vh
31%
6
26% Sep 25
90'A Oct 13
32% Mar 11
20%
19%
71'A
31%
4
88
26,200
73
July
29
49 %
20%
Mar
25
3,200
48'A
36
19% Dec
27
50%
117
101% Apr
10
27
49%
8
28
83
50
21
30
*82
26%
21
ll1- Feb
4,000
17
26%
Sep
14
92% Sep
18,400
28%
*16%
27
Jan
9
Oct
19
38%
28%
16%
26%
62
Dec
65
104% Jun
37%
28%
16%
26%
98% Jan
113
18
38
28
17
83%
Paramount Pictures Corp.
Parke Davis & Co..
Parker Rust Proof Co.
Parmelee Transportation
Patlno Mines & Enterprises.
39% Mar 12
7
94% Sep
37%
28%
82%
100
40
38%
19%
,__15
260
28%
com___6.25
Co
88%
/ 4,100
37%
*15%
Common
4% preferred
13
Jan
210
88%
83
26
82% Jan*
87
*82
31%
24% Apr
8
6% conv prior preferred
2-5
64% Jun ll"— Pehick &; Ford.—il—r_—^_^/_3.50
29
8
30% Sep 21
471/4 Jan
100.
87
88%
83
-72%
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
East Pipe Line—
2
60% Mar 13
21% Sep
16
Dec
93
1
Packard-Bell Electronics
65% Mar 20
Oct
15% Jan
*91
1
common.
Lighting
Pacific Tin
31% July 24
Dec
93
'
....No par
preferred
49'A July 30
July 17
..
19
*91
91%
83
Panhandle
69 % Jan
21
78
*16%
Electric
&
Pacific Telep
16
37,.
94
90
78
48%
5
i
common
preferred.
Pacific Finance
45% July 15
35% Apr 13
3
2
62 %
89
78
16%
30c
preferred..
5c/o
144% Apr 24
6% Jan 29
4% Sep 22
Sep
26%
Pacific Amer
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
66% Jan
7
30
84
26
56% Feb
7
*82
Fisheries Inc.—
5
Pacific Cement &
Aggregates Inc_5
58 'A Jun
Jun
*16%
Pacific Coast Co
23% Feb
130
Corp
Corp
4%
preferred..
Oxford Paper Co
29
38%
28%
16%
6.25
Owens-Illinois
;
621/4
89%
78
*87
87%
29%
5
22
31
38%
■
62 %
89%
91
87%
37%
29%
15% Jan
Jun
Apr~21
143
30
Feb
.4
54% Dec
2
Sep
37
62
89%
78 "
*77%
P
3
Dec
87%'
*16'%
7.50
Corp
•5
93
62%
89
89%
87%"
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
23
i7% Oct
5
'.,11% Aug 11
18
Gas^_
62
78
*91
•-
100
(The)—w.
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Corp
2
88%
*77%
90
5
—
62%
78
20
common
:
Marine
61%
90
loo
Chemical
Outboard
18
64% Nov
47% Jan
40
9% Sep
3
Matliieson
' 7;
:
14,
Oct
21% Dec
Co
Natural
Overland
7
104*% July 28
110% Aug 28
38% Apr 28
99% Feb
4
9
97% Jan
11
16% May
94% July
89%
*77%
\
Oliver Corp
Otis Elevator
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
2
Oklahoma
7
89% Dec
7% Jan
2
9
61% Feb
25% Jan
5
14% Jan
Dec
*88%
,100
—No par
Elec
15
66% Dec
7
100
%
preferred
4.24% preferred..
Olin
35
62%
4%
31
74
31
&
61%
J
.*
Co..
Okla Gas
27
25
37% Feb 24
^Jan
Oil
26*8 Sep
41% Feb
15% Dec
93% Oct
Feb
90% Feb
Sep 25
July 15
59
18
Ohio
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
7
-
16% Oct
80
95% Jan
30
12
100
3.90% preferred.
4.56% preferred
35% Oct
9
31% Apr
85
Oct " "5
27% Jun
May 27
5
16
Oct "8
86
3
27 % Dec
95% Jan
29
Ohio Edison Co common..
4.40% preferred
30
77
May 16
18% Jun
67% Jan
9
88
17
.,43% Aug 11
29% Dec.31
:
6
88% Dec
57% Jun
85% Sep
92% May 16
103
17 % Jan
i
20
103 '-1 Jun
31 '
"Oct
'
tiroV
%
47%
*127
25%
34
34
x34
34
67
66 V8
66%
*66
66%
3,200
37
36%
36%
37%
17,200
2,100
48
127%
2 5 'A
36%
48
48 %
47 3 4
48%
-127
127%
127%
128%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
2,500
110
900
III
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
.
Monday, October 19. 1959
(1646)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Kange for
Previous
Year 1958
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
31
12
31
21
17
17
20
24
29
8
27
48% Dec
2
30y4Jan
75 % May
30
69 Vt Sep
10
45% Apr
8
24 % Dec
13
28
23% Dec
69
Dec
14
31% July 25
25 % Jan
10
17'A May 28
30 % Dec
,2574 Aug
2
14% Oct
16% Apr
14'A Jan
21% Feb
60% Oct
19 % July
34% Jan
25% Jun
Jan
6
9
67% Sep
24
23% Jan
9
38% May
56% Jan
6
73
19% Feb
9
43% Sep
9
27
Jan
21
Sep 22
25
Aug 24
13
14
27% Jun
1
41% Sep 28
Oct
23%
24
23%
50%
53
51%^
12
Jan
5
27
Sep
21
40% Apr
22
7
Jan
12% Feb
16
15
16% Jan
50% Oct 27
22
May 20
60% Jun ,24
42% Jan
.20% Apr
63 % Sep
17
1
29 % Jun
17% Sep
8% Nov 11
2
3% Jan
7
Jan
13
16% Dec
31
Jan
9
31
54
16% Jan
2
Jan
7
5
2
Jan
55
8
5
48% May 15
July 24
58
Aug 31
4774 Jun
10% Jan
2
l7/e Jan
2
Oct 14
3
1
16
35 % July 27
4
July 15
31% Jan 19
32% Apr
3874 Nov 13
4474 Dec 16
2
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
2274 Jan
2
3574 Dec
30
3474 Dec
10
31
2
2
2
22% Jan
Apr
312
90-
-
Jan
-
41% Dec
3074 Oct
35% Feb
.96..Jan
18
?8.
25% Dec
8
Dec
505
6
•
23
17
2974 Jan
1
16
3974 Jan
23% Jun
July 18
28
2874 Jan
2
48174 Jan
Oct
81
29
5.
^I7'~Sep25'
12 74 Nov
20
1074 Jan
7
2074 Dec
2
19% Jan
2
34
1674 Nov 24
16% Jan
2
22
Aug
37% Jan 13
5374 Nov 20
40
Oct
8
16
Jun
16
Apr
2574 Oct
7
6.
5074 Jail
17
Jun
24
236
28
Jan
161
8174 Jun 24
Manufacturing
1
2
22
Sep 21
Apr
26
2
Oil
15
1
30 y2 Jan
38
Apr
1974 Sep
27
July
8
79% Apr
30
Apr
7
73
26 y» Jan
2
42% Jan
14
54'% July 23
20
9174 Jun
17
97
Jan
467o Dec 10
97
Nov 21
20% Jaa
2
2674 Oct 28
2574 Sep 22
10% Oct 12
36%
DecTu
17
1G
Dec
18 y2 Feb
12
48
3274 Jan
13
6174 Dec
17
52% Feb
9
Feb
20
46
Dec
2
39% Feb
10
49
874 Apr
17
1674 NOV 21
12
Feb
9
12
72% Jan
8
4
5
16
34
Vb Oct 24
35
Jan
2
12% Mar
35
Jun
3
10
51% Apr
1874 July
'45% Aug
76% July
28
15
12
20
July 27
Aug 13
8774 Mar 5
75
Oct
3
7474 Nov 11
86
July 10
76
Sep
16
81
92
Oct
2
99% Jan 24
86
2874 Oct
2
85% Apr 10
69
Sep 18
Sep 21
July 16
96
22
55% Feb
5
19
May
71
Nov
12
6
Jun
12
21% Apr
7
393/4 Sep
30
674 Sep 21
3174 Sep 21
17% Jan
10
25
Dec
11
2 2 74 Oct
16
8% Jan
2
16
Sep
3
1374 Jan
2
4
37
Oct
1
3974 Jan
5
774 Feb
4
24
Jan
3
4874 Dec
25
Jan
6
40
10 % May
6
1974 Dec
22
4'A Mar
*■
Mar 13
29% May
12% Oct
10 74 Apr
31
5
11
Oct
24
Dec 22
17% Jan
874 Jan
10
2674 Feb 25
2574 Apr 11
874 Jan 13
1674 Aug
4674 Dec
4
39 74 Nov
17
1
Dec
17
1
7
14
Feb
12
85% Oct
17 Vb Feb
24
23% Oct
58
6
9% Jan 20
82
Jun
12
13
Sep 21
3574 Oct
6
3274 May 7
1274 Sep 21
6974 Oct 15
Jan
10
2
12% Jun 25
20% Sep 30
21% Nov 14
Jan
9
Apr 13
30%'Mar 18''
78
2674 July 16
45% Mar 18
Apr
3274 Dec
4
Jan
26
Shattuck
68
7
-
5
2074 Dec
1
46% Mar
3
66% Dec
24
51
Oct
14
Feb
25
72% Sep
30
52 74 Oct
8
25% Apr
7
46% Dec
19
4474 Jan 22
64
15% Jan
2
2374 Oct
14
1274 Sep
9
22% Jan
2
2574 Dec
17
2274 Feb
16
48
14% Jan
Jan
1874 Jan
6
45
Jun
4474 Jan
13
{5274 Apr 25
40
Oct
15% Apr
3
217 b Dec
6% Jan
2
10% July
1674 Sep 25
6% Oct 13
20% Jan
2
34% Dec
47% Jan
14
52
18
8
30
May
9
3074 Jlhi
47
Oct
24
25% Jan
7
32 y2 Jan
13
49% Jan
2
24% Jan
13
28 74 Jan
Jan
34% Dec
36
30
May 29
6174 Dec
17
9
9
9
12
Slegler
5274 Sep
3
5974 July 27
10474 July 27
'
3174 May 22
67% Apr
74 74 Apr
14
July 23
25
19
6374 Mar 25
Southern
4174 Sep
Southern
5
16
24% Oct
16
6074 Jan
15
July 15
Sep
8
Sep 25
Southern
Aug 20
_19%Jan
19
Jan
13
70
Nov
13
78
Feb
20
6874 Mar 13
75
32
Jan
10
4074 Dec
31
4074 Jan
19% Apr
8
22 74 Oct
30
3
7% Dec
3
49 y2 Apr
22
6774 Oct "13
Nov* 26
92
Apr 2(2
18% Nov 20
87
1274 Jan
2
1774 Apr
17
8574 Jan
2
62
74, Jan
20 74 Jun
For
footnotes
25% Dec
95
15
May
7
7974 Sep "24"
3174 Dec 29"
see
page
24,
2
5*,4 Sep 10
56% Jan
8
8574 May 15
161b Sep 22
2174 Feb
9
86
Oct
14
32% Sep 24
76
Oct
2
2674 Jun 10
974 Mar
8774 Oct
Spalding
8.
28% May 21
(97%Feb 13
3774 Oct
84% May
37 74
9
7.
Allg 17
•
'
4474
3574
V
83
10%
2074
1074
22
\V:
18%
'
42
'18%
18%
VV
73
4
*7114
7% VV..
7%
33%
22%
*17%
1874
38%
com
45
3,900
2574
4,100
3574
4474
25%
3574
26
6,100
680
678
690
685
68674
88
*82
85
*82
85
100
18
4,700
10%
3,500
10%
21
19
41%
17%
1074
20%
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Eperry Rand Corp common
8974 Apr 10
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40
3,180
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25
10
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2 74
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56
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35
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63 74 Jan
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68
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9
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1
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2474 May 29
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4
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13
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48
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7
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38
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Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co
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2
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33
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30
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3574
Signode Steel Strapping Co
1
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Simonds Saw & Steel
No par
27% Aug 21
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2
34
31
4
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.
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45 74 Mar 25
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Sheraton Corp of
7074 Oct
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1674 Sep
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57
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Shell Oil Co
26
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20
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5
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22% Aug 12
2
50
974
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Sharon Steel Corp
17
14
14
9
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4
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Bhalimoon Industries Inc
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.
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19 74 Jun
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Servel Inc common
26
22
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14
38
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20
55
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57
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28
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14
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50 74 Nov
40
28
1974
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20
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14
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4674 Jan
Jan
874
13%
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138%
5
—
Bears Roebuck & Co,
7
15% Mar 20 '
91
2
Apr 17
Corp
Seaboard Alb Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
Seagrave Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
40% May 25
29% Apr
3
27% Jun
1374
5
preferred
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10% Mar 11
50% Oct
9
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10..
.
3.65%
Mar 17
33'A Jan
22
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No par
Corp
1-874 Jun 23
17% Jan 23
9
57
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20%
3774 3874
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30 74 3 0 74
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35
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2574
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26
1074
1074 - *
1074
11%
Shell
13% May 20
57
1974
Sangamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp
—
-5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scherlng Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred
30
Schick Inc
1
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
-No par
Bcovlll Mfg Co common
25
1
2174 Oct 30
JulyTo
*56
19%
1.66%
4% preferred/-—100
4.30% conv preferred
100
8t Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
Bt L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%
>100
Bt Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
15
36% July 24
Apr
31% Dec
25
56
18%
Bafeway Stores tmininon
90% Aug 17
3574 Nov 17
90
56
5a
Corp
Paper
Ryan Aeronautical
1
2
69
*2772
5
Trust—
Rubbermaid Inc
22
2
Oct 29
27%
1-
(Geo D> Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McEee Corp
2
53
27%
100
Co
Roper
Jan
24
28
103%
4%
10% Jan
22% Jan
27%
500
104%
Rohm & Haas Co common-
Sep
258
May 25
1,300
104
Rockwell-Standard
4274 Jan
May 22
35
19
700
6074
47%
22
22
10
18 74
60%
59
1
95 74 Jun
41% Dec
*17%
6074
58%
2
233 >/2 Nov
18%
59%
18%
*17%
18
47,%
——
RiiDDert (Jacob)
9
13,500
8
•>
46
——■
14% Mar 25
10
2974
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58 %
Inc
Ruberoid Co
84% Dec
29 74
774'
49 74
47% Mar 11
24 y2 Jan
30%
774
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1374
10% July
11% Dec 30
29
27%
.
7%
:
700
76
1474 July 29
37 74 Sep 22
4074 Nov 20
7%
15,100
74 %
16% Oct
30% Jan ~ 2
8
Jan 14
7%
,36%
60
convertible preferred
25
Rochester Gas
Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp.
10
3
2474 Jan
24
30
7%
35%
5974
5%%
May 27
3
31%
36
6074
Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__1
1474 Mar 25
2
30
3474
13%
Ronson
17
3674
31%
35%
29%
2.700
74 74
Rohr Aircraft Corp
13% Jan
38 74
197,.
4974
2474 Mar 12
7% Apr
12% Jan
36%
19%
17%
Roan Antelope
30
30
38%
4C0
19
49
Rlegel
23
55
Jun 22
48% May 15
30% July 23
3974 July 24
701
Aug 27
22 Vb Dec
19
72%
Richfield
5% Mar 17
Jan
18%
*13%
Rltter Company
5374 Jun
92
18 74
v;
14
Rhodesian Selection
4
12
4574 Sep
59 74 Oct
18%
1,000
34
29
v
74
Rheem
274 Jan
5
111
Jan 26
1% Sep
17.74
19 74
19%
*33 74'
29
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*27 >4
—10
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
Preferred 3.60% series
84% Mar 26
2574 July 16
22
7074 Sep 21
22% Jan
4
8
22
109% Dec
Feb 28
19% Jan
2
55
15
76
8774 May 22
2074 Dec
Oct
1774 Sep 21
9
78% Jan
17%
19
Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co common_1
When issued —————No par
4%%> preferred series A
;—50
4%#> conv 2nd pfd—
100
14
68% Oct
29
19
49
9
16
8
163
34
*2874
17%
Rexall Drug &
50% July
3
*3374
29
73
7
Oct
34
29
49
65 % Feb
Mar
19
34
29
4974
30% Jan
% Oct
19
33%
28%
.7574
9
67
96,800
74%
33
44
51%;
49
Revlon
116
50%
75%
7
122% July 28
47% Dec 12
.51%
49
63% July 27
~6
50%
74%
54% July
10
52%
49
46% Jan 28
41% Jan
50%
5
-1
38% Jan
32% Jan
14.200
17%
Corp
54% Dec 30.
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23%
60 '4
& Brass—
Revere Copper
78% Dec 31
23%
60%
Republic Steel
39%. Dec 29
2
23%
33%
7%
400
22%;
33%
*19
68;%
74
29
19:%
3,000
*67%
23
10
5
5
14% July
59%
22%
2374
54%
19%
*7%
81% Sep
18
22
66 % Apr
68
31
1
Reliance Mfg Co common
11% July
2.100
68
10
Co
Reliance Elec & Eng
28% Jan
■'
37%
Conv preferred 3%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
—1
Republic Pictures common———50c
$1 convertible' preferred——.—.10
22
Sep
13
19?
77% Dec
8
22% May 12
25% Jan 10
16% Jan
68 74
32%
& Co¬
(Robt)
il.25 dlv prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp—
36% July 23
60% Mar 5
8% Sep
9% Dec 11
19
14% Nov
9% Jan ' 2
37% Apr
8% Jan
Oct
18
Chemicals
Reichhold
41,000
67 %
32
17%
___50c
—-t
60 74
68
33%
*19
50
noncum
Reeves Bros Inc
68-%
*68
69
*67%
Shares
32 74
59',;
*67%
29
'J.—50
2nd preferred——50
Reed Roller Bit Co—
No par
Rels
12% May
32%
1
—_—5
—_——
58%
the Week
31%.
68
31%
68%
4%
33 % Jan
9
67%
32%
67%
Reading Co common——
4% noncura 1st preferred
37% Jan 26
17
68%
~No par
'
'
7374 Apr
18
33
28% Oct
60%
32 %
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
30% July 10
59%
58%
59
68%
32%
Raybestos-Manhattan
6
May 22
Oct. I.I
32%
60%
68 %
—5
Inc
Ranco
Friday
Oct. 16
Thursday
Oct. 14
6774
59%
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Wednesday
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"May 11
71
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NEW
1
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—------
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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Number 5891
190
Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1647)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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2134 Sep 22
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2
5
25%. Apr 18
.
2
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15
28 34 Aug
2
21% Nov
Dec
90
25
3,900
13,900
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5% Jan
-
1134 Dec
44
3034 Mar 25
83% Apr
2
92
Sep
8134 Feb
9
86% Oct
74
4
2
3634 Dec
8
934 Dec
37V4 Dec
31
18%. May
2
24% Feb
2134 Jan
2
32 34
3334 Nov
3034 Jan
Co
Sep
22
66
Aug
101
Oct
14
136
■Aug
2734 Dec
81
Oct
8
37
6934 Aug
2
111
Jan
31
143
91
Jan
2
108
2
27
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4%
Tank
Car
Apr
T
3
10934 Mar 26
Lines
19
Jan
10
32V4 Sep
15
45
Jan
2
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United
United Biscuit
7
95
Mar 24
Artists
3834 Apr
10
United
64% Sep
22
8834 Apr
17
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23
32% Oct
13
Uniled-Carr
634 Jan
8
7% Sep
22% Jan
2
2934 Jan
8% NOV 18
.
22
12
3434 Nov 21
1634 Oct
1134 Jan
2
3434 Jan
-2
Jan
2
16
45% Mar
2734 Jan
2
5034 Aug 23
403a Dec 30
34 34 Jan
2
50
Dec
10
13
31
25% Sep
.
31 %
1% Sep
8
4534 Jan
2
333a Apr 29
3734 May 20
4834 Jan
8
78
90
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.11
29
15
3414 Mar
23
51 % Anr
4
Jan
2
2
3734 Oct
6
2
5734 Dec
11
8034 Sep
28% Oct
16
6534 Jan
14
153
Sep 23
634 Jan
25
Jan
834 Jan
39
Jan
2
102
Dec
17
17134 May 23
1634 Sep
2
5
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conv
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100
100
3
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20
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26 3 4
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26
2674
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52 %
19%
20
1974
26%
2634
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26
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35
84
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53
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1
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18%
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.
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1
Co
25
common
preferred
25
^
„
28% Sep
834 Jan
21
2
35 34 Apr
29
Jan
U S
26
10
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Lines
43474
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common
scries A
common
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174
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134
174
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174
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14934
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1674
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2
700
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1,400
1974
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600
31%
82
17
10,000
35
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3634 Mar
874
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8
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51%
1434 Apr
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4434 May 28,
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20
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774
32 %
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43474
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82
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88
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1234 Jan
24
88
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165
24
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53
120
24
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834 Sep
5,000
102
5
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& Foreign Securities
1
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;
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U S Gypsum Co common—u^—:
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2834
66
6774
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9
page
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52 V
22
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28
see-
24 34
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934 Sep
footnotes
27%
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8534 Aug 18
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105
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82
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40 34 Oct
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3234 Nov
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101
103
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29
30
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58
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834 Dec
8134
35
4132 Sep
1134 OcV
2334 Jan
100
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5,000
29,600
8
2
2
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13,700
4074
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4234 May
6
8634 Sell 22
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3
7
22
40
-
Dec
2634 Jan
21% Jan
34
-
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United
674
3374
2174
4074
United Shoe Macli
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8
3914
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U S
33%
2134
7%
8
407a
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
4
14
33%
*20%
774
3914
Gas
29% Sep
3334
2114
\".
4074
United
3034 Oct
8374
21
8
3834
22
6
8
3374
7%
17,100
Fruit
234 Mar 10
774
33
42
United
53% Aug
23,400
4174
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18% Nov 21
22
3374
42%
9
United
21
32 74
41
9
2134 July 24
2% Oct
3214
427ii
37% Mar 16
7
4734 Dec
3234
8
16% Jan
2
33%
4114
United Industrial
3
-
*35
20% July 20
Jan
20,400
834
1934 July.29
3 2 Jan
4414
3534
2
10%
44 %
834
15
-32
78
4474
353a
1634 Jan
120
78
4434
1
1334 Jun
270
79
4474
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(Del)
12
.
43
Corp
31
70
43%
Electric Coal Cos—
1734 Dec
590
79
43%
Co
1634 Dec
2
x78
6974
10
Fastener
2
Jan
7074
2034
Carton
11% May 16
534 Jan
79
X7034
20%
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42% Jan
*76
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7014
20 Ve.
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59% Aug 27
33%
8874
b
of
&
8%
8
33%
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23% July
13
32%
*
934 May 19
Sep 29
48% Jan
3234
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29
~
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32%
10
$4.50 preferred
26 34 Jan .13
3134
88
3274
44 74*
No par
(ser of 195G) conv pfd
3234 Mar 26
44 34
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9,500
19,100
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81
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44 34
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140
32
81
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43%
45
13874
32 34
79
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8
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474
.
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79
70 34
45
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32
32
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81
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United
Air
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13934
32
25
preferred
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Mar 26
4
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4434
45
44
45
14374
141
71
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of
'44%
■
79
70
series
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Union
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9
July
2,500
89%
12
90
10,900
88%
2434 Feb
Oct
.
1014
31%
2234 Jun
37
Apr 15
100% Mar 12
26
91
1374
21
10 74
.31%
Twist Drill
45
13 34
2074
10
14234
Union
2534 Feb
1374
21
v9%
31%
Union
6
1
1334
20%
10
4434
common-
Oil
26
6
..
13%
2174
974
14234
l'aper Corp
Union
19
934 Feb
13! 4
2074
1034
634
Preferred
July 10
3734 Jan
1314
21%
10
No par
10
Preferred
3
Mar
13%
213,,
10'4
45 %
Preferred 64.50 series—No par
Preferred $3.70 seriesNo par
4
3834 Feb
July 28
19% Oct
6
Corp_
Electric
87
6
Sep 21
7% Sep 22
IB
2
Rag-Camp
Carbide
Union
53 34
Sep 10
30
16
8
Apr
2634 Jan
80
*1034
'
7934 Sep 14
7734 Feb 23
10
4334 Oct
Union
Union
98% Mar
4
09% Oct
Apr
2
15034 July 27
1,600
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2134
a
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Asbestos &
21%
133,,
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Corp
Union
3534 Mar 16
'
15
Aug
Mar 24
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Corp
4
,51
19
Apr 29
2434 Jan
1534 Jan
2734 Nov
28
30 34 Jun
94
Apr 25
5434-Jun 24
13
5234 Jan
'Jan
12034 Feb
31
81
10.
40-% Jan
1434 Aug
84
*
7034 Sep
8034 Nov
3034 Mar 13
12
41
Nov.20
10334 Jufi 23
15
5
-
3234 Dec
15
934 Jun
29
12634 Dec 31
17
2734 Jan
1934 Sep
2334 Dec .11
2.
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Under wood
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98%
98
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34
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1034
41
42
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30%
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20,700
160
3,100
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8%
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.
9.400
300
1,600
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1648)
.
.
Monday, October
,
1959
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1958
Highest
Lovrest
7i
Sep
82
29
Jan
119
Oct
5
JaD
9
Jan
95
Nov
18
43 Va Nov
21
40
80',4 Mar 14
Dec. 1
76
15
3
108
46% Nov 18
-
99
Jun
69% July
14
21% Jan
2
36% Nov 11
33 V2 Jan
19
43
2
41 Vz Oct
14
27% Sep
30
38% Feb
7
25% Jan
Jan 22
154
Jan
3
47% Oct
13
88 % May
3
158 % Jun
12
138 % Sep
19'!4 Jan
2
32% Jun
16
23!4 Oct
38% May 16
33 % Oct
35.
25
Sep
5 'is
24
7% Oct 24
July
8
08% Jan
90% Dec
8
5% Jan
9% Oct 30
2
4% Jan
22
19 >4
May
.
Nov
78
39% Dec 29
1
3
Dec, 10
Nov 12
57
157
Jan
.
6
6
14
3234 Feb
142
13
17
6
74'2 Jan
Nov
•10% Nov
July 21
13
10
Jan
100
10% Feb
Sep
28% Nov 28
96
Nov 26
4
July
81
Apr
59!i Oct
25% Oct
72
29% Feb
12
Dec 24
37
2
14
27!a Jan
2
40% Oct
5% Jan
2
13 V2 Jan
2
2
11% Aug 27
24% Aug 27 •»
32
Dec 10
21% Jan
__
9
Apr
7
45 % Jan
17
"
14% Sep
29
Feb
Jun
8
Dec
11
Jan
36% Dec
3
2 8'/a Feb
75
2
_.22
Oct
8
2
Nov
17
101
Oct
26!« Jan
8
30% Apr 17
34!a Oct 16
11'/«Jan
5
157'i Oct 14
62% July 27
81% Mar 18
35% May 25
107
Mar 20
39% Mar 4
108
Jan
5
86% Mai* 23
91% Mar 17
87% Mar 10
53% July 9
13'/4 Mar 17
20% Mar 9
21% Mar 9
9
85
77!
.
a
Jan
13
75!
4
-
Sep 21
19% Jan
2
14
82% jau
2
40% Dec 17
33!it Jun
9
May 20
9
30
22
9% Jan
2
14%. Jan
20
30
99% Jun
78% Oct
84
Oct
81
Sep
36% Jan
11 Va Sep
13% Sep
15% Sep
74
Jan
3
89
Nov
13.
87Va Jan
2
96% Feb
20
84
Jan
13
97
Dec
30
96Va Jan
2
103% Feb
11
72% Feb
24
66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
Oct
20
46% Feb
2
77% July 28
113
Aug 29
101
90% July
1
85% Dec
17
•I9!a Apr
8
33! 4 Dec
30
95
Dec
82
24
May 13
24% Apr
7
42% Nov 20
Jan
2
13Vb Dec
9
17Vb Oct
29
18"'it Oct
11
4Va%
Utah
Inc
27%
28%
27"«
28%
48 %
48 %
48 Va
48%
47%
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34%
30%
31%
15
15
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33%
31%
33!
15
15%
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34%
15
8%
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8%
87%
87%
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9%
72%
9%
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■
75,800
140%
3,100
24%
9,000
24
*33%
7.000
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2.800
30%
4
15!«
15
-
8%
8%
1,000
,
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87
86
87
87
34'/a
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154
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53%
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73
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;
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53%
53
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23%
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23
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.
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23%
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22
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26
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76
76
75
75
41%
41 %
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42 ?
4
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81%
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31 %
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45%
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45
44%
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11
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33% '
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25%
32%
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23%
61.100
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60
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45
33%
11 •
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28 %
141%
1
16
1
21
2
21
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preferred
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..-*75
1
Power
<fc
Light Co
.12.80
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
5
Vanadium Corp of America
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com.2.5P
$2.28 conv preferred
5
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Varian Associates
1
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar C0—.6V2
VJck Chemical Co
2.50
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3Va% preferred
.100
Va-Caroiina Chemical com-—No par
13% July 28
28% July 27
9
2
3
Co
28
23%
33!t
ion
6.25
—
41'/2
98%
-33%
—
,
Co,—
Upjohn Co
47!'2Julyl5
42
Jxu 26
31!it Sep 21
9% Jan
2
22!'8Jan
2
31% Jan
5
" 26% Sep 21
5% Jun 30
84
Universal Pictures
July 29
36% Feb 18
9
JiTly
—~
,
_
Products
'40%
41%
41%
42
31%
31%
32%
44%
45
.
600
..
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9
31
preferred
41%
141%
49
Universal Oil
41
141%
com_No par
Universal Matcli Corp
50
Feb
May
16
84
23% Jan
97
17
Jan
8
Jun
43%
Jail"
3
15
41%
23%
,*72
8%
10
41%
101%
1
Tobacco
9.100
108
60%
144
144
141%
.100
Universal Leaf
60 3 4
*104
607a1;
a
100
30e
common
60!
143
142
23%
$3.50 convertible preferred
16
25% Apr
157
Corp
61!4
145
48%
101%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
May 20
51% Oct
60% Aug 28
1
40
2*%
United Whelan
9,200
83
108
*104
530
it
42'
*81
144
141%
United Wallpaper Inc common—1
Class B 2nd preferred
_14
14
14
Mar 30
AUg
7
18% Sep 21
18!t! May 12
24
Oct
34 V* Mar 24
45
57
25
Feb
21
2
151
5
12% Jan
7% Sep 21
Oct
9
8% Jan
16
46
Mar
108
60%
62
100%
Corp—
—1
United Stores $4.20 noncu2nd pfd.5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
30
15% Mar 16
"104
41%
83
*81
5.500
25%
116%
41 %
146%
28
43%
——
21
37% Feb
9
8
71
4
28
83
116
145%
' 41%
28
United Stockyards
Jan
"81
Vh
61
62
3 47
*41
com—_50
Min
&
41%
Shares:
25%
116%
25%
41 %
107
-100
25%
114%
the Week
-
1
„
26
87
Friday
Oct. 16
Thursday
-Oct. 15
116%
41
42'%
*81
61%
147
1%
26% Jan
2
8 5 J/4 Jan
24
108%^ug 3-1
22
14% Feb 26
7
Corp
U S Smelting Ref
25%
114 Va
41%
108
< jo4
5
1st preferred--M00
U S. Shoe
' 42'»
87
1100
common
25;%
117
Sales tor
PRICES
Oct. 14
118%
25%
25%
j 19
4]%
preferred
50
US Steel Corp common
,16%
7% preferred
100
O S Tobacco Co common—NO par
7% noncumulative pre/erred
25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—_l
153
29% Sep
15! 2 Dec
2
Jan
10
Co
non-cum
50% Mar 12
G
53'.2 July 29
97 Vi Dec 30
preferred series B_
Rubber
17% Jan
13
4
3%%
8%
Mar 11
54% Feb
7
21
46''
25%
j j j v,
U S
7
154% Aug 10
15
51% Jan
143',4 Oct
19
136% May 18
98!2 Sep 25
45% Feb 10
142% Sep 24
31% Apr
140Apr
Oct. 13
S
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. VI
r
Pipe & Foundry Co
5
-Playing Card Co
10
U S Plywood Corp common..;
.1
3%% preferred series A_„—100
58% May 18
.
Par
U S
6
Oct
D
21
22
2
26% Mar
n
18
Jan
88
Monday
;
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Highest
24 !'« Jun
5
Jan
.66
28% Nov 20
2
18% Jan
NEW TDKKVSTOCK
Range Since Jan. J
Lowest
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
,
•
*33%
31 %
—
,
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6% div partic pieferred-r.--%il00
Virginia Eleo & Pwr Co OOpl—
8
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred.—
100
$4.20 preferred
;_100
$4.12 preferred-;
100
Virginian Ry Co common
10
6%
preferred
10
Vulcan Materials Co common
1
5% convertible preferred
16
5%%
«%%
7%
7%
*100%
-'*77%
48%
48%
13%
i.'J%
preferred
r;'i
91
99
98«
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,
16%
91
81 Vi
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50
51 %
12
\11%
100
—
88——
84
12 . *
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84
85
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80
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13%
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99%
69%
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69%
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70
69 %
17%
17
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800
18.100.
580
130
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101
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88
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460
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10,400
6,800
9,600
20
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150
34% ;34%
100% 101
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-88
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2,100
10,300
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76%
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100%
>
85
100
preferred
89 %
120
.
10.700
33%
11 * ;
25% ' 25%
153%
24
24%
.
33% ' 33%
32
34%
76%
58
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t
7%
151%
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76%
.
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1
33%
32%
31%'
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157'%
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24%
25
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33%
58%
59%
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76%.
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154
155
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101
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35
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31%
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76%,
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101
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60?
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May 20
33% Jan
2
50
8
15% Nov 14
27 3it Jan
2
51
Dec
1
25% Jan
15
36
Nov
7
I27ii Jan
14
% Jan
21
2
Sep
22
12% Sep
4 Va%
Itll
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
:
Waldorf System
•6;V%.
100
70
69
—16
22
"17
17%
No par
17
55% May 11
41 % July 29
52% July 20
43% Sep 21
33% Mar 30
39
Wahnnti
Walgreen Co
10
Walker (Hiram > G <V. W.
_No par
Wallace & Tiernan Inc——
_1
43»:>
4 8 Vi-
3:1
Hd
42 %
42 %
Walworth Co
Ward .Baking Co common—
Apr
21
■
•
•
-t
»
17
50
49%
39
39
38%
,8.9%
42 3 4
42%
42 %
.•
;
.
29
14% Dec 22
12 3,4 May 19
18% May 19
18% Aug 24
Jan
13
95
87% Jan
94
8
Apr 25
IIVb Dec
4
16% Jan 30
26'% Dec 16
24% Jan
8
20% Sep
22
28% Apr
Jun
12
65% Aug 21
54%-May
8
Apr
16 % Feb
4
9Vb May 21
48
34 Vb Jan
48
Dec
34% Jan
44
% Dec 31
25
30 % Feb
5
25 % Jan
12
3% Jan
21
43a Dec
10
1
35% Oct
9
15
22
49% July 28
15% Jan 13
24% Oct 13
44% Jan
50% Dec
25 V4 Jan
2
95% Oct
6
86
Sep 23
Mar
65
4
35% Dec 22
105
May 20
WV2 Jun 11
17
94
Jun
9
31% Feb 28
51
Dec
19
83 % Dec
96% Mar
4
19% May 13
14Vb Jan
2
94% Nov
12
48!2 Jan
13
303
34
Sep
19
Jun
42
May
102
90
14
50% Jan
95!a Aug
22
74% Dec
31
27% Sep
70 V2 Feb
92% Apr 21
125
Jan
7
7
54% Dec 31
83% Jan
6
96
16% Feb
21
Nov
10
31% Dec 30
8
92 % Jan
98% July 8
88% Jan 29
112
Dec
22
49 Vb Oct
21
38 % Aug
68
97
Jun
15
2
8!a Oct
9
7
Jan
7
% Nov
5
25% July
1
32% Jim
6
38
Nov
10
24% Jan
36
7
11
15% Jan
71
Jan
13
30
2
22 Va
22 ?»
22
22
46 vt
46%
46%
467a
46 sij
47
46 %
46 !a
43%
43'%
43!
30%
30
487« Nov
33% Dec
85 %
20
1-
July 10
•
Welbllt Corp
Wesson Oil
4.80%
6%
&
Snowdrift
com—-2,^0
preferred
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West. Penn Electric Co
West Penn
Power
4
47%
22
51V2 Mar 11
32 ?a Jan
6
45% Sep
1
11% Oct
16
16
4G% Sep
1
40%'Jan 23
2
32 % Oct
14
29
Sep
53% Jan
24
67 % Sep
84
Sep
15
22
84% July 15
30% Oct
9% Jan
9
92% Aug 14
13
17
72%
72?
b
72%
72%
73
40
39%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39 %
38%
39
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
30! it
30%
30?
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30'
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2
V-
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100
94!
84
110
common
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4
84
93%)
129
Mar 25
27Va Jan
9
*83%
*105%
83?
84
110
110
$3
59%
Oil
Co
Woodward
9
Woolworth
Iron
31Va Feb
9
2
119% Oct
13
114 J/4 Jan
7
16
9
2212 Dec
30
20 J/4 Jan
28
Sep
25% Jun
24
87'4Sep 21
136% Jun
4
148
1
4
1 800
4.900'
100 %
'100%
9%
0%
9%
27'2
30'
9%
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'
101%
27%
27 3 4
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27-%
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27 "4
*26%
44%
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44 3
4
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44
%
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29:!4
29%
29 7
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29%
29%
28%
28 3
37 %
38
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 1
37'2
1 400
36%
43
41 ?'4
42%
42
43"2
11,600
82%
s
42%
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21%
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42%
43%
'.
44%
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*42%
29%
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82%
*81
82%
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23
*20%
22 "4
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22%
100
23
11%
11%
7 6'*0
41%
42%
3,000
37%
16,300
11
10%
11
10%
4134
42
42
42%
41?
2
42%
36!
2
10
*118
26%
-
3612
37%
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122
26%
26%
*26%
OQ1
36:%
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122
26%
1
197b
26%
26%
30
30%
30
30
301 it
29%
29%
61%
60?-V
61
60%
61
60%
61%
70
69
69%
68 3 4
68 3
68%
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4
36%
36%
122
26 V2
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40
120
26%
1,700
32
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7,100
15,500
60 3 4
61%
69! 4
69%
1,600
86%
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130
"85
86
85'
3
86'%
85
85
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86
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81%
80%
81%
80%
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81 %
81 %
81%
2,500
80%
10
10
10
2 003
9%
I
-
Youngstown SheeX & Tubei
Nopai
Youngstown Steel Door„—_^lJopat
T
'
-
9%
32%
10
*.1
37 %
37%
122
25%.
.
__10
200
81
11
26%
2,500
81
10%
37%
t
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21%'
42%
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^TOQ,
44%
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.
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10
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4
41% 4
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com
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82
42%
,
1
100
(F W) Co
42%
.
10c
1.
Inc
Service
100!
11%
Worlhington
Zenith Radio
55!
100!'4
29''2
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring &, Wire Corp
10
25
42%
56
4234
42%
55%
55
300
"42%
39% July
8
49% Jun 24
29 Vb Feb
25% Feb
42%
55%
10,600
*26't
12-% July 24
2
68
68
68
70
43%
160
96
30%
68
934
Corp common—>_ 10
Prior preferred 4%% series^.100
Wrigley (Win) Jr • (Del)— No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co_._._______5
94% Feb
96
30%
Q%
___Nc par
Power Co
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
6
96
30%
1
5
,
common
Industries
61% Oct
96
29%
18,500
.
50
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc_^_^
Elec
43%
62 %
(il
61%
500
83%
110
100%
'
;
$4.25
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Wisconsin
*68
69 V
96
83! 4
*105'.2
20
common
preferred
Wilson & Co Inc
Windsor
*67
60 3b
94%
83? 2
110
11,800
34:700
a
1
convertible
Wilcox
j
2
*105'%
4,100
17,400
%
100
preferred
36% Mar
68% Jan
32%
32
3S-
39
39
135
22%
10314
135%;
9%
.
32»!»
-
9%
31%
32
39
38%"
38%
-""133%' 136
22'i ' .'. ■
10G%
10%
22,4"
101J^
!
'
22'2t
106%
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93%
94%
84
*105%
68
t>o
1
White Stores Inc
13
21% Jan
36% Aug 20
89 3 4
2.4'B
■
2,500
89%
*86
89%
*85
2,100
87%
72
9%
Co
86%
86
13,800
100%
*97
*84
*105%
;
common
White Sewing Machine
Prior preference
22
33% Nov
?2
.32%
32%
73
9%
preferred
July 23
28% July 21
51% July 23
35% Sep
22
85
35 %
32%
34%
34%
100%
20
6/300,
49*2
99
72*4
*86
S'%
$5
Whirlpool Corp
81
73
89 31
100
preferred series B.
*79%
8. %
No pat
Wheeling & Lake Erie R.vi
Wheeling Steel Corp common
81
723%
*87
ldo
*9%
14
23% Jun
11 % Oct
89%
85%
b
84%
101 %
29
2
87 %
85
32 ?
*97
100'L.
*100%
25% Dec
4% Jan
*97
101%
7
13
100%
*100%
9
90% Nov
*97
4
2
2
100! it
Western Union Telegraph
—2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common. 12 Va
5%%
'
31% Jan
2
32
*97
34
34%
313t
56%
20% Jan
80 Va Jan
.33%
32%
45
120% Dec
78% Jan
***•^.*96%
35%
32
a
2
220
82
99
34 Vt
87!
(i',400
92*2
*81
49%
35%
87V'
37
'91 %
*96%
32r;ii
par
36%
92%
49
82
preferred
36%
:eo
82
91? 4
99
—100
RR
1,400
48
*96%
99
a
17%
47 34
'
48%
55%
Sep
2
2nd
*96!
99
17%
*79?
5
i
38
79%
44%
17
5
84 1
4.7%-
.
130
38
82
14
39 7it Jun
31
■96%
4B *
4
45'
4
79%
82
Pulp & Paper common.—5
»
6%
*81
*81
82
*79%
100
36 %
91!4
55%
18
31
36 7
ill %
551
49% Nov
Jun
36 3 a
42 3t
8
8
Dec
36%
92
*81
__j
17! 4
17%
36 3 it
92
4%% convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
July
26 % Jan
97
;
37
12
353
White Motor
i»<r0„r,6
Mar 31
53% Dec
17 %
CO
Sep
74
17%
53'% Mar 20
29
2
17%
95%
88
27
18
30
G
45 % Feb
*38
82
Pacific
18
38
82
coin.
400
40%
46
*79%
Co
15,600
38
*81
preferred
7'8
37%
45!
*45
100
B
6%
'36%
39
*91
j
400
37
39
45 3 r
80'4
*29%
46
GVb
45 3
4
.
37
6%
37 %
29%
2
3G3a Jan
37%
95 3 4
35
22
6%
*36%
7
37%
59%
29% Oct
Sep 30
29%
96%
6
118
29%
,
.30%
2
22
30
61%
6% Jan
Mar 25
30
29'%
19% Oct
37?i Dec
1,900
100
noncuin
3.80%
43
96 Vi
17
135
4%
43
40%'
5
Western Maryland Ry com—No
Western
43%
61
23
July
4'/a%
43'%
*17%
pfd_—_H)0
preferred series C_:
West Va
2.300
43 Vt
45
45
■
4.20% preferred series
4.10%
600
46sii
47%
*38
1
4'%%
46 >2
47
-
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_so
West Indies
22'.,
4(;%
467 it
.30
6%
7%'
38
38
22
47
46?443 *
•
30%
Jan
78
-30
22
47
43! 4
4
•,
,i;ooo
21%
46%
46 %?'
-
97
30
Apr
22%
46%
62
8% Nov
16,
*21%
6134
20 Vb Dec
23% Apr
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical —1
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power____No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
b
■30%
2
4
3,900
*95%
Jan
12% July 31
58' b
b
6
17% Jan
Jan
57
,10
70
25
5
30
56%
2
No par
39% July
39 % Aug 20
100
Feb
66% July 7
98% Mar 13
2
28
Sep
23
43% July 23
3.8% Mar 18
9
79% Sep 21
Sep 22
52% May 7
107
4
94% Apr 24
81 Vb July
8
Sep 21
65 % Sep 28
-4-t.
4% Jan
56!«
17
16
2
57 %
97 % Jun
29
91% Jan
56'b
10
34% Dec
7
5 7 3 it
Feb
33% Dec
21
57
Auto Suppiy
preferred
2
Jan
57 V it
10>«
'
Air Lines Tnc_
2
Jan
_..io
56%
;
1
Warner Co
Western
4.80%
Jan
26
3,200
Western
17% Jan
56
45
14
15
.
4434
Apr
_
33?'4Apr
44 '4
July 22
2
•10
,10! 2
'.."•j 43%
38
7
.7,800
91
%
38
21
113 it
15?
4
:•••
44
101
82% Jan
1,900
11%
*89
43 "a
7
Nov
10:%
2-4,900
4
15!
15%t
91%
45
8
74% May
15%
*89
10 %
2
79% Dec 31
10!
10%
127.,
12-Vt.
13
12%
,
15%
92%
44%
Jan
100% Aug 12
15%
*89%
-,
2,100
45
Jun
100
12%
15%
91%
(5!
"1,300-
""1,906
41%;
Industries Corp—
Warner Bros Pictures inc
26
Mar 31
.
15%
ill12
1
43! 2"
5
Ward
23% Jan
65% Sep
29% Jan
8
5
12 %
12 7 it
i2-":ii
12%
92%
39J2
11 ?4
96
13
11
6
pi
•91%:;
50! 2
*
10%
17
7IV2 Nov 20
Aug
May
13
15%-
1
_100
G
31
May
86
Dec
Apr
-12%.
,_2.50
"preferred
Dec
4
2
55% Jun 24
5
6%
24% Dec
28?
3
*33
Apr 29
91
8
Jan
110
8
23% July 8
38% Apr 24
19
42% Jan
63
30
5G% Jan
88% Sep 24
79
Sep 23
79% Oct
12
Oct
50
16% Sep 22
33
4
8'Ve Jun
40
4
Jun
7
48% May 4
31% Feb 24
31 % May 25
45
20
Aug 21
48% Jan
9
29 VA Nov
1% Jan
Jan
5
Feb
12% July 22
50
4G
Sep 11
41% Jun .,9,
Nov
40
Jan
19% Mar
23
31
16
...
*38%
43
•
11 Vb Aug
11% July 17
84
300
"4
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38%
42?
2
1,700
17 V.
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38%'
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72%
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v:
50%
50 Vb
42%
.
68
71
70 !i
17
:.ou
68%
69%
:<■; 17
50%
49
'
4
70%
70 "2
,
131%
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9%
133
22,%
99%-103
a
10
31%
.32%.'
38"2-.
131% 134%.
38"
20-% '21%.'
100'b
10234
Deferred delivery. '}r Cash gale.-
.
32»2
40
3,200
33'
38!2
134*2"136
-21
21
103
-104%
wdWhen
.
.-1,800
14,900
27,000
distribute^
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Number 5891
Volume 190
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . •
Bond
Record
(1649)
New York Stock Exchange
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
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Lowest-"
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest .'Highest
Highest
:
..
15 1964
—-Aug
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—Oct
Feb,. 1 1980
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97.16
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ENDfcn
OCTOBER
16
Jan. 1
No.
Week's Range
High
Low
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
Brazil
Last
Period
BONDS
1,
Sale Price
or
3:, (S
series
No.
9
11......
3.% s
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June-Dec
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1944
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.
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1972
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56
99
103%
82
100% 101%
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AEstonia
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April-Oct
17
1962 —May-Nov
1961—
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June-Dec
—
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1962
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1957
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53
77
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1979
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12.—
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15-year
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Friday's
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Low
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99.8
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100.24
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Feb
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1973
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The Commercial and.
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Monday, October 19, 1959
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
OCTOBER 16
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Interest
Last
Period
,
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
5s
dollar
dollar
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bonds
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—~^—~June-Dec
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&
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Italian
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4
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28
29
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45
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40
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99:!
68
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30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Public Utility Institute—
v .'
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Jan-July
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66
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64
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1961_May-Nov,
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1962
87
81%
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72
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mtge 4%s. ser C 1972—
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.
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•
93
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186
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1957___May-Nov
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to Plan A
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s
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205
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1952
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97
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debentures
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debentures
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2004
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1952
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fund
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debs
debentures
21%
19%
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1961—April-Oct
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sink
AND
1980
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junior
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2%s
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1958—
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extl
Can
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loan
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Feb-Aug
loan (30-yr)
1953
due 1953 extended 4o
1963—
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s
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1979
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90
167
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Apr-Oct
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85
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1995
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5
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6
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1983
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2000—Jan-July
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95
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t
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81
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2018
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series I
debentures
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conv
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K
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&
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.
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93
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60
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;
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2
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;
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series
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refund 2%s
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ft 101
77%
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1977
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87
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1975—
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series
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debentures series
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47/as 1977
1975
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series
1985
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Light 3s 1973
tr 3%s 1988
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5s
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Corp
series
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tr 4'As ser B
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I
,
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C
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~
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series
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71
70'h
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series C 1973—Map-Nov
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1978
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94
96
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—
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Daystrom
126
96%
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82
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1982—
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59
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General
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Kys
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
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93
93'A
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i
f
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99
57
112'A 113%
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j
85'A
83 y2
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y 1st & ref mtge 3s 1990—
y 1st & ref mtge 4%s 1978____
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79'A
169
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1
41'A
8192 'A
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1969—
4s
81'A
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A 1st
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gen
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Jan-July
1984
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104
AjyiZ-Oct
1965__Jan-/uZy
deb
No.
Friday
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BONDS
New York Stock
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8 9'A
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/
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OCTOBER 16
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\
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
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81
Central Pacific Ry
First
or
Low
1987
3s
Friday
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—:
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90
115%
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83
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95
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2
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,
28
The Commercial and Financial
(1652)
.elcinorhC October IS, 1959
Monday,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
"
Trance
—
FridayInterest
bonds
Period
Exchange
New Fork Stock
Sale Price
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
1981—Jan-July
June-Dee
a 1979—May-Noe
First mortgage 3s series b 1978
in Cent rr consol mtge 33as ser
1st
1979
mortgage 3%s series b
Consol
r
Credit
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Jan-July
Jan-July
Meb-Aug
1981.^
1989
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_.
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conv
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s
4'as
e
Oil
Pipe Line co—
debentures
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Power
4%s
c6nv
-Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
conv
subord
debs 1979—Mar-Sept
Michigan ry 4s 1990
—Apr-Ocl
Kansas City Power & Light 23As 1076
June-Dee,
Kansas City Southern Ry 3v48 6er c 1984_june-Deo
Kansas
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1974
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tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
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3'/2b
Mich
&
registered
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gold
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stamped
1964
1970
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a
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199
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c
fixed
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e
f
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110%
:
,
contingent Interest 2003
May
contingent Interest 2003
May
contingent Interest 2003
May
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subord
debentures
1980
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4.50s
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ser
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d
1963
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1977
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s
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1962
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1987
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84
95%
106%
93
104
Volume 190
5891
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1653)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
OCTOBER: Ifc"*
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
ii
Philco
Period
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Corporation—
4*4S
suDord
conv
Low
debs
1984
Apr-Oct
Plnlip Morris Inc 47%s sf debs 1979
stamps
petroleum
4%s
conv
2-As
subord
debentures
debs
1987
I
ser
438
99'%
99'%
92%
——
•'
106
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3 Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
96% 100%
99%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
-
mortgage 5s series A
debs
3s
Public
3s
Service
Electric
debentures
&
Gas
106'%
416
102%
97%
87
5
2
68
*93
Quaker
Radio
Oats
Corp
80
Mfg Co 3%s debs
81
32
102
10
87
3
92%
119
93%
1964
j»
*79
'
97 Vi
88 Vi
94
85%
1
*82
.
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82%
96%
96%
97%
3
66
Vi
88
90'A
15
120'A
118
121%
965
90
.78
85
71'A
71'A
71'A
5
83%
81
83%
13
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84
82 V
mtge
§ A Direct
mtge 6s 1952
SAConsol
Debt
1950
7s
mtge
6s
adjustment
Map-Nov
1953
'
series
A
4 Vis
series
B
series
C
1978
Richfield
4%s
Oil
1978
Jan-July
debs
1983
94
111
112
112
Aprit-Oct
—
106
70%
72 Vi
80
87%
87
226
Royal
McBee
6 Vis
debs
conv
Bt
Lawrence &
Second
1st
1st
4s
4s
1st
income debs ser
A5s
4s
1st
Air
mtge
37/eS
Jan
2022
95
Jan 2006
69%
RR
debentures
4%s
subord
Bears
Roebuck
71
Seiberling
5s
conv
Service
5'As
conv
Union
Sinclair
&
4%s
debs
1979
2Vis
subord
-
97
105
*96
100
debentures
debentures
convertible
Indiana
Natural Gas
Pacific
First 4Vis
4
Fran
—
85%
Ry
94
97
98%
117%
99 Vi
100%
91
83
97Vi
6
98
95
95
88 7
83
ii
6
96'A
2
94%
103 Vi
99
108 %
97%
105%
51
100%
997h 100'H
108
Jan-July
95
97
21
104%
95
97
85'%
—
113%
112
100%
100
113%
82'',
48
84
21
101'A
>*-
88%
385
110'%
132%
82
87%
119%
90 V%
--
98'%
91 'A
99
98
991 b
78
79 V*4
11
76'%
81%
76%
76 %
76%
20
74 3
85
72
14
71 %
71%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
-
,
—
*
48
93'%
117%
s
69'%
78
76
74%
76
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1994—
4Vis conv
122 Vi
1973_J«ne-Dec
122
13
68
•
125%
148
62 Vi
~
Vi 122 Vi
1
120
66'A
141Vi
Co-
A 1977
1969
1981
Term
136% 138 %
Jan-July
1970
2%s-4'As
Co.
1st
mtge 3%s ser
90'i
91
Vi
92Vi
93%
46
92
85%
—Mar-Sept
__May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
857s
86 V»
21
85'A
92
38
83'2
90%
96%
100
93%
83%
84
Pacific RR Co—
mortgage
2%s
E
61
Spiegel Inc 5s
tr 4Vis 1988
debentures
subord
92%
90'A
97%
5
92'A
91
31
81
73
85
72
98%
74%
108'A
74%
85%
85
85
—
75%
75%
81
75%
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99
1976
-
1983—
debs
78'A
99
99
87%
127'A
104%
83%
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.
84%
95'A
99
95%
—
98.
87
95'A
87
77'A
76
88%
87
90
74
77 V A
74
79%
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81
77
84%
84 '4
84'A
5
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76%
76%
76%
8
76%
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66
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67
65
73
94
100
89
90
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34
—
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89
87
80
*89%
90%
82
82%
90
93
87%
*82
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
May-Nov
April-Oct
^Jan-July
1978
4S
110% 112'A
112%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967—
United States Steel
93
89%
92
89%
89%
88
*94
95
97
97
4
94
2
997/a
94
88
94
102
93
100
94
*93%
89
95
102%
*81
80
*83
91'A
Steel Works Corp—
§A6%s debs series A 1947
Jan-July
Jan-July
5A6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-JDeo
§A3'As assented scries A 1951
June-Dec
5A6%s sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dec
§A3'As assented series C 1951—
June-Dec
assented
Participating
series
4%s
ctfs
90 VA
-
91%
146
-
83'A
84%
.
84%
89'A
98'A"
—
4'As
debs
subord
conv
—
—
206
206
207
—
207
1947
A
—
■
~
Jan-July
91
91
8
89%
95
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1968
104
104
2
101%
125
America—
of
Corp
1976
.
97
99%
33
76'%
76'%
1
75
::
~
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
F
subord
Wabash
1978
ref
lien &
1st
73
77%
93%
110'%
ref
4s ser F
100 V
Wisconsin
1st
Gen
Wisconsin
Electric Power 2%s
debs
96%
105%
Included In
109
not
*92 Vi
96
I*
.
71V i
May-Nov
1984——June-Dec
14
98
2
71%
124
124%
22
a
100
70
77%
77V4
*77
Yonkers Electric Light
98
96
95 Vi
78
78
90'A
97'A
83%
15
91 V%
91 %
1
90
85%
98%
56'%
56'b
57
21
55
61%
56 %
56'A
57
39
54%
89
89
89
4
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•
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85%
■
92%
88
106'%
99
2
80
78
92%
82
99
85
■
78
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60%
88
'
.
102% 102'%
102%
83
1976
1971
& Power 2%s
.
92%
96 3A
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90
3
11
—
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88'%
88%
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108'%
81%
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245
81%
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——
100
;
100
.
58'%
6
70
49%
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•
-
68
75'%
52%
*50
June-Dec
Jan-July
1976-Jan-July
97%
92
99
•
61
60
60'%
83'/a
81
1
9
■
't
—
Jan-July
May
79
•
83'%
92
74 7%
74%
86%
*85%
■
— —
delivery sale not Included in the year's
the year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not
the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
Deferred
the Bankruptcy Act.
or
securities assumed by such
•Friday's bid and ask
A Bonds selling flat.
128%
range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
included In the year s range, r Cash gala
included In
tCompanTes^eport^^as^belng^n^bankruptcy,
85
107%
55
65%
577i
99%
5
78
92%
75
82
51'%
—
Central RR Co—
mtge 4s series A 2004—
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029-.
96
lOOVo
78
92
Terminal
75
64
76%
—
100
99 7 8
11
f
"
117
63%
8
77'%
*53
2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
3'/2s 1967-Jan-July
May-No®
1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series O 1979
April-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
J an-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series O 1970
—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
33As conv debs 1975—May-No®
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980—
Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co 4'As debs 1978
Jan-July
Winst.on-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
96%
b
64'%
77!%
91%
99%
105
9
65 %
64
Lighting gen mtge
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974_:
West Penn Power 3%s series I
58'A
10
16
64'%
Westchester
57 7«
68
110'%
RR Co—
Washington
91%
90
——
——
109
83%
70'A
72
——
.
97
•
„
*85
64%
843A
88
"
'.
85
*71
income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971-j-—Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s ,2000__Feb-Aug
100% 100%
60
——
*85
Gen mtge 4s
&5%
——
*75
110%
79
79 3A
*79%
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1983
debs 2008
Income
83%
•
mtge 23As ser H
Gen
*96'«
1
—
Mar-Sept
1980——Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
series
First and
61
58
_Feb-A?jg
1983
conv
92
84
86
—
88'A
*72
Feb-Aug
1977
f debentures
61
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
Southwestern Bell Tel 23As debs 1985——April-Oct
debentures
77
78%
—
*80
June-Dec
1976
23As 1970
Wisconsin Public Sevice 3'As
series
1986—Jan-July
mortgage 23As series F 1996
Jan-July
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Jan-July
First mtge 5'As series H 1983
April-Ocf
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
1st mtge coll
s
2%s
3s
90
101% 102%
First
3 Vis
209
101 Vi
_June-Deo
Jan-July
1986
-
(Oregon Lines)
Vis
4Vis
First
1
83
83%
81'A
83
Jan-July
debentures
Southern
Bouthern
Bouthern
91%
California Edison Co—
Southern
Ban
78 Vi
84
76%
Apn'Z-Oct
1979
1987
Gold
69%
*88%
April-Oct
1971
debs
1965
1985
27/es
1970
3'/os conv subord debentures 1969
*75
.
23As
Gold
—
97
104
AprZZ-Oct
1982
conv
debs
2:,As debs
f
s
Vanadium
78 %
97
Oil 2Vis 1976
June-Dec
8outhern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures
1979
Jan-July
3'As
2
83'%
_
105
May-Nov
J an-July
1983— Feb-Aw®
1982
debentures
4%s
91
June-Dec
May-Nov
;—
debentures
RR 2%s
Rubber 2%s debentures
S.
6s
.
debs
f
s
Bocony-Vacuum
Southern
86
*74
June-Dec
debs
f
s
Corp—
debentures
subord
Corp
conv
71%
84
*_
Feb-Aug
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures
Smith-Corona Marchant—
5V4s
77%
82
81
Gas
Oil
Oil
69%
69%
Co—
,-iUbord
Oil
70%
:—._Mar-Sept
.—
Pipe Line 3.20s
Shamrock
Shell
Rubber
76%
80
81
84
May-No*
1977—-
Co
90
Co—
1982
&
61
93%
.
1972
debs
debentures
102
72
*70'/2
Mar-Nov
& Sons 2Vis 19C6
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
5s
69%
"70V'b
92
United
120'A
70'A
69 '4
72
May
1989
(Jos E)
4%s
133
71%
80
90%
*87
coll tr 4'As 1977
mtge & coll tr 4'As 1978
1st
U.
90 7 ii
83
85
trust 23As 1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
:
& coll tr 3%s
mtge
4%s
106
84%
87
1st mtge &
157
99
11
*75'.4
Mar-Sept
3s series B 1980
debentures
1977
f
s
Beagram
Line
29
*71'A
May-No®
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Ocf
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989
May-No®
Bcott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
8covill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
8eaboard
103% 105
81%
1971—May-Nov
3%s
debs 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
94
84
1968
debentures
43,is
100 >A
Ry—
certificates
bond
.1
—
*80'i
Jan-July
A
1980—
A
Louis-Southwestern
First
-•
87%
82'A
87'%
impfc 3%s.l960—June-Dec
1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3 Vis 1972
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1975
194
HO'% 113
June-Dec
1997
A
B
84
82'A
*85
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
3%s
Co—
4 Vis ser
series
Jan-July
1977
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
1st
Ry
series
inc
mtge
mtge
105
1971
1996
Francisco
mortgage
A Second
Bt
Adirond'k
gold 6s
Louis-San
84
88
_ApriZ-Ocfc
,
Missouri
California
Pacific
§A3'As
Saguenay Power 3s series A
Bt
iMar-Sept
and
of
Oo
United Gas Corp
Rochester
Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969_;
Rohr Aircraft 5'As conv debs 1977
85
85
83%
85
_Feb-A«g
1980
coll tr 2Vis 1980-,
3'As 1982—
mtge
Oil of
193'A
92%
ret
debentures
Union
93
144'A
103
3%s
Co
Cent
Union
88
92%
Oil
Electric
1st
101%
96
*92
*92
95 %
85
89
June-Dec
3%s 1974
Orleans
1st mtge &
Corp—
subord
conv
*96
Jan-Jely
95%
85
*88
Trl-rContinental Corp 2%s debs 1961——_Mar-Sept
3s
194
Jan-July
;
RR of New
Tol & Ohio
'
1978
4Vis
a
84%
86 3A
102
98%
Orleans RR—
New
First mortgage and coll
193'A
Feb-Aufl
—
bonds—
5 Vis
96
Pacific-MissouiT Pacific—
Union
104
84
—
May-No®
96%
*78%
Thompsen Products 4%s debs 1982
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
SADirect
80 '/a
*76'A
Term
92
2
78'A
11
and
Texas
88
96
95%
"27
82%
85
1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
.June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1989—Jan-July
93
226
—
.
89
81%
82 5 »
,
170 Vi
75
75%
85%
.
HO
156
82 Vi
32
80'A
and impfc M
Tidewater
107
'
■
*—
■
__
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1975
89
.%
106
*156'% 162
Jan-July
1973
20
90%
.
'
98%
Refund
&
105
97 %
Refund
Texas
123
Louis—
St
of
Assn
94%
*93
•
98%
•
—
RR
103 %
76
81%
First and refund M 3'As series B
81
92%
91V
'
America 3Vis conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3 lis series D 1995-May-NOT
Rheem
89%
80
104%' 105%
92'A
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
debs
100,
79
105% '
1983_ April-Oct
1975
Tobacco 3s
95%
85
*
pf
Reynolds (It J)
93Vi
90
1973
95
79%
4s series C 2019
Jan-July
impfc 2%s series D 1985
April-Oct
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983——May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
._May-Nov
debentures
99 %
62
97'A
*80%
2Vis
High
92
100% 103
Jan-July
May-No®
1972
Low
—
97%
(N J) debentures 2%s
1974
—
Swift'& Co. 2%s debentures
Jan. 1
No.*
80%
1983-
debentures
Terminal
96
91
99%
*83
Jtme-Dec
debentures
18
102%
April-Oct
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4'As 1982
Jan-July
Stauffer Cliemifcal 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
—May-Woo
4%s
72%
.
•
1977
2%s
91 Vi
:
93'
:
"
90,%
*100%
Mar-Sept
1972
debentures
'' "'—-A
.
91
90
Co—
refunding mortgage 3'As
debentures
3Vis
4%s
94
.85?
68
*87%
'
.
„
1963—
debentures
86Vi
87
'
May-Won
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-JuZ®
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July,
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8S 1979_Ju»e.-Dec
and
-
68
First and
1st
11
1982—Aprll-ucf
3%s conv
Range Since
Sold
High
96 %
96 %
2%s debentures
97%
-
(Indiana)
OH
_
Bonds
Friday's
*95%
Spokane Internl first gold 4%s 2013
April
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983—Jan-July
Standard Oil
98%
97%
■■
88V4
First and
3%«
120Vi
76
/
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Standard
96
91
; 87
Jan-July
May-Nov
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
91Vi
86%
April-Oct
;
29
72Vi
86%
—ApriZ-Oct
& Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series B 1862
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2 "As 1970
Mar-Sept
.1
102 Vi
*98 VB
.June-Dec
1983
97
88
1967
3%s s f debentures 1986—
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s
3%s conv debs 1973—
13
*98'A
General mortgage 5s series B 1975__
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Cliem 1st
intge 3Vis 1964
May-No®
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Youngstown
114
*87
Last
Sale Price
A
88Vi
*72%
1963»Feb-Aup
1970—
High
92'4
105
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Low
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
High
Interest
"BONDS
Range Since
Sold
99
June-Dec
1964
Bonds
Friday's
or
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Last
receivership, or reorganized undar Section 77 al
companies.
prices; no sales being transacted
_
during current week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Oct. 12 and ending Friday, Oct. 16. It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current
year. /
In
the
Monday,
whether
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 16
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STO CK S
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Acme
Petroleum Corp class A
Products Inc
Precision
Wire
Adam Consol
Co
Low
1
4'A
4'A
Low
600
5%
8
400
7%
1
7%
800
Corp
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
1
4%
Jan
61%
61
5%
Jan
17%
1
Aerojet-General
Friday
Jan
7
Oct
22% July
9',4 July
98
67%
19,200
47%
Sep
Aeronca
1
9
8%
9 Vi
2,600
8%
Sep
May
137/8 Mar
1
5
4%
5
3,700
4%
Oct
9'A Mar
18
200
13%
Jan
19*/2 July
For footnotes
see
page
33.
18
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
5'A Mar
9% July
Aero
*-
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
Industries Inc
:
Ajax
Investment
Petroleums
&
Discount
Ltd—
Inc
1
Great
Southern
for Week
143
6%'
Low
400
u
83%
34%
36%
Oct
6
3>700
143
83 %
35%
Range Since
High
%
%
143
Shares-
6Vi
6
6
50c
50
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
5%
cumulative preferred—
-100
Alaska
Airlines Inc.
1
Alabama
Sales
Range
Low
Par
Aid
Week's
of Prices
%
10
131
450
6,400
83
Jan
Jan
Oct
6%
7%
1,300
23%
Jan
78
Jan
Jan. 1
High
7 %
1%
150
91%
.Aug
Jan
Aug
37
Apr
July
91
Sep
OIL
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
30
.
,
Monday, October 19, 1959
.
(1654)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
•
-
Sales
Par
Low
Algemene Kunstzijde H V—
Amer dep ret* Amer «h*r*«———
Algom-Uranium Mines Ltd
1
A# American Engineering Co
__1#«
Alleghany Corp warrants—.-—
■ ■
Allegheny Airlines Inc
—I
Allied Artists Pictures Corp—
1
5 Vz%
convertible preferred
U
High
___
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Paper
Alsco Inc.
34 %
15%
5,200
12% Sep
7%
8%
1,300
,6%
81a
9 la
9%
Feb
3%
900
4'/«
4%
4 la
4%
2,20.0
37/b
9%
9%
1,400
8%
.38%
2,400
4
35
37
•
11%
11%
11%
r
5%
Jun
Electronics
Ltd
Wiiliston
65'% Mar
Canal-Randolph
Feb
14% May
Capital. City
Carey
19
11,700
11%
Jan
19
78
500
72%
Sep
86
American Israeli
C
-
Manufacturing
Meter
American
Natural
American
Petrofina
American
51a
6%
39%
40%
,
Oct
8 %
8%
11.000
6%
Inc class
A
V74
7 %
401a
39%
42;,«
Hi'1)
15%
17
5%
class
Post
Ltd—-——-—20s
Products.—
4.72%
Co
Oil
Tel
A
Atlas
Consolidated
Atlas
plywood
Audio
Devices
Inc
...
.
Avnet
Jan
5%
Chief
Mar
8
30%
Sep
41%
Clark
7%
8%
21%
22%
1
1
l'/H
k
%
2,400
Feb
Feb
Clayton
13% May
20%
Club
3 %•
2
2
1
3%
—ItTOO--
13
■
Community Public Service^.
Conrpo
2,500
51%
Sep
8,900
2%
Oct
May
9%
9%
2 7«
2%
1
13%
13%
10c
17 %
16%
—
com
%
~8%
18%
17%
18%
3,100
—
45
45%
200
8
Corp..
10c
]
Feb
26%
Continental
Industries
Materials
Cook
&
1514
3Va
10c
Continental
4,600
1,600
7
7% Mar
Jan
R
Jan
Paint
Corby
(II)
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
Banco
los
de
American
Banff
Corp.
(A S)
8%
"8%
1
19%
19%
A~
a
Corp
Gear
21,200
10% Jan
20
dep
Mills
Co
ord
Sep
100
33,300
18
Oct
27
13
Jan
16 Va
2%
300
4%
4%
21,000
6%
6%
1,200
33%
31
34
•
iiii
2 %
7,100
33%
35%
11,600
9
8%
9,"a
8 Vz
36%
36%
7%
j
7%
12%
I
9
9
2,700
h
5,000
36%
100
B„.
12%
45
300
1,600
.
—-
'
-
rets
3% May
1,800
GOO
7%
Fire
1
3%
3%
8%
8
lac
Power
10c
common
3%
1
19%
At
Gas
Insurance
Co
,
5
.
1
Brear"
$2
Jan
Dorsey
19%
6,500
46%
50
Canada
Cement" Co
18%
Jun
%
•
1—20
see
page
33.
36%
52
Sep
3%
3%
33%
33%
150
33
Oct
38
6%
-6%
11,,800
6
Sep
10% Mar
29%
29%
100
Feb
Jan
7
4%
Apr
Mar
7
8%
81b
8%
10,400
Sep
10% Mar
12%
1
12%
13%
1,500
10%
Sep
22% Mar
800
64a
Jan
8% Mar
5%
2,100
5%
Oct
1 va
3,400
8
5%
5%
1
7
8
1
8
-
8%
Jan
Jan
1%
Apr
Jan
32%
Sep
12 %
Jun
17%
Sep
18%
Sep
21%
Feb
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
14%
Feb
18% May
26%
1
171.,
16
1714
3,200
igu,
16 Vz
16%
14%
14%
19
19
7%
600
100
13%
Jun
16% Mar
10O
18%
Sep
20
1,900
7 In
4%
Jan
Apr
10%, May
£1
6%
6%
6
^ Oct
6%
700
50c
3%
3%
3%.
13,800
214
Jan
401.,
40%
4114
9,200
40%
Oct
65%
20%
20
2114
29,400
13%
Jan
23% July
10% July
4%
7% Mar
100
10%
3%
10%
10:%
42
8
42
3%
1,600
7%
Oct
3314
Jun
314 Sep
7% Sep
1,600
7%
18 %
1
1014
150
3%
18%
1%
100
25
17%
Apr
%
6,700
%
Sep
%
1
16,300
14
4% July
15%
Jun
Feb
9
4
Jan
Jan
49
Aug
5
Jan
12% May
19% Jan
Sep
29
%
14
Apr
2%
Jan
46% July
%
Jan
9% Mar
1
5%
5%
5%
4,300
5%
4%
4%
1,700
313
40
331/2
35
37
38
12%
37
13 %
4
Duro
Oct
May
15% May
1
8% Mar
j
1614
Apr
;
Sep
7% May
t
Jun
4% Aug
Jan
38%! Aug
11% May
j.
20c
__
May
11
300
2%
Oct
3
500
32
33
800
29
Jan
139
139
2%
33
13%
Jun
Jun
18%
duly
4%
Feb
800
9%
Jan.
5,400
2%
Jan
Wo
21.8
3%
23,300
%
Sep
1%
1,600
10%
Oct
200
9 Va
Aug
Apr
16%
Jan
—1
19%
25c
:
18%
1
1
10c
17% May
1,900
10%
10
——)
101%
21% July
5
Feb
29% Sep
38
Mar
26
26
Oct
9%
9%
19%
——1
&
Coal
Co
19%
300
20
1%
sto<)k
Ltd
Co
Ltd
912
10%
5,500
21% May
26
•
16%
16%
17%
500
15
Sep
23%
•
16%
16%
17%
600
15
Jan
20% July
10%
10%
300
10
Jan
H
10%
11%
3,000
10 %
Oct
15%
Apr
29%
30%
450
29%
Oct
38%
Apr
9%
10%
2,300
9%
Aug
19
1
7%
6.500
6
Apr
46 3 b
463b
50
30
31%
5,300
7.50
——32.50
9%
7%
1
_1
•
—
—
Co
...
Co
Co
:
80:1,
•
1
8%
63
8%
9 3 4.
9
^
(Allan
B)
Laboratories—^
Rubber
Co
29%
29 %
19
_*
4434
44%
1,000
_1
77«
77B
8%
18,000
3%
8,200
■ji.
2,300
Apr
Jan
13%
Jan
Mar
$6
Edo
t
12'/z Mar
Apr
8% July
47%
Aug..
37%
Jqly
Oct
15%
Jun
Sep
34%
Aug_
43%
Oct
53%
Jan
8%
/
;
.
Jan
29
100
43%
fa July
40%
3,600
.5
—
Feb •"
Feb
9%
'———•
J.
common.
fa Oct;
3
100
•
ord
Jan
4
24V2
1%
——2%
Chemical
Inc
9%
1%
—:i——lc
Jan
9% May
3%
Jun
4/ff May
3%
5%
Sep
6
Ltd—
dep
(The)
rets ord
Co
10*
reg—
:
:
Hosiery class B common
Malleable
3%
...
51b
1
6
.*
243
1
.1
•
:
1
4
26
8%
preferred
series
B—_
Corporation class A
Mines
and
Dev
44
25
Iron
preferred series* A——'
Eldei
I
Feb
Aug
97/a Sep
'
.—10s
reg
Eastern .States Corp common,-—-1,
$7
.
;
—
Test
Eastern
:
14%
3%
3
200
6
Jan
8
8%
'May
Feb—-
23%
24 7
«
1,300
23
Jan
32% Mar
2512
26 %
1.100
25%
Jan
39 % Mar
8%
14.900
4%
Jan
12%
.8
Apr
E
.
j
Feb
147
-
Corp
Duval Sulphur &
Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Jan
May
4
41VMar
38%
14
Corp
&
12%
1214
10c
13%
Jan
3%
Oct
Sep
2%
13%
ord
6014 Mar
3% July
7%
400
Ltd—
Power
Durham
23% Jan
61% Jan
Sep
33 %
800
100
9,700
Supermarkets-
rets
Harris
Dunlop
5% Mar
54%
i'rf
7"'h
4 vb
900
(The)
DuMont
Jan
57% Aug
6
10% Mar
7 "or
31»
5,400
1
preferred.;
Duke
Feb
46
0
Ltd
preference
Sep
23%
13%
Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow
Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
4% Mar
•
Ltd
rootnotes
Apr
1014 Mar
50
Canada
For
8%
12%
Jan
19
Oct
29% Mar
Textile
Jan
Feb
18%
3%
'
-
1,000
Sep
Tar
6%
2%
Apr
8% Mar
Sep
18%
8
*
2%
12,700
18 3
5
5
Sep
Dorr-Oliver
1,900
3%
18%
10.100
15
Dominion
2,100
2%
"
55.900
135
Sep
8%
Oct
Jan
2%
4 jo
1'.4
20
Feb
3%
20%
6%
5%
6%
hi
5
3,900
12%
Jan
5.000
May
iV Jan
5%
.
1%
15%
14%
14
23%
Jan
15%
Dominion
7,400
21%
Apr
10%
7 In
A
preferred
Co
dep
American
23
25%
Sep
13%
:
1st
Duraloy
•
Sep
7%
15 7 it
Steel
1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
6Vzft
7%
17% Feb
13%. Jan
irir
20%
1,700
14%
Bridge Co Ltd
July
10% July
900
83h
Manufacturing
1
& Steel Fdrs Inc—1
&
Quality
Distillers
4% Mar
14
Oct
21 %
8%
6
4—100
Dominion
9%
200
21
8%
5%
6%
Inc_
Dominion
Jan
1,900
21%
.
5
Feb
214
10%
Aug
50c
10% July
b % Aug
1,300
15%
Gasket
Amer
2%
10%
26
14%
Common
Oct
Jan
15%
.
Jan
common)
A
$1.25 preferred —1.
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Jan
8%
50
Cr
Apr
18
6%
Development Corp of America—
Oct
3,100
%
preferred.
On
Sep
6% Sep
6% July
7,300
4
-L-—.1
Productions
Dilbcrt's
~8%
12 %o
preferred
Consol
13
24%
50c
_i;
Sep
7
23 3
__i
Detroit Gray Iron
Jan
~8%
•
10%
class
Mfg. class
debentures
Detroit
3-fa Jun
2%
„
Co
8%
14
Jan
24%
14%
common
51%
900
40
1
Diversitied Stores Corp
Dome" Petroleum Ltd
7%
8%
A
Jan
4
17%
Sep
,___i
i
15%
Sep
July
Feb
19%
2.50
Inc
Sep
6% Sep
A
:
Inc
Diversey
8%
%
,
preferred
$2.50
29
2
Jan
12%
900
•
common—
Mar
12 :
class
Stores
8%
42% July
41%
114
18,400
4
__20
Rubber
Desilu
Feb
9
Co
Jan
300
600
Apr
Feb
'46
15.600
17%
213
%o
Dairies
Dennlson
9% Mar
_
.
15%
20:,(
•
vtc
814
6ft May
46%
Aviation
$3.00
Sep
Dejay
Apr
7V8 July
35%
10
shares—3s 6d
ord
c
Electric
7 A Mar
Feb
34
1 %
17%
50c
Transit System Inc—
Driver
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.
California
rJr Sep
Sep
6%
1
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
,
Eastern
Oct
1
13%
■
7%
10
1
31
33%
8%
.9
2.50
Jan
Jan
7
Mines Ltd—
dep
7,700
6%
C.
Class
May
3%
1%
Apr
21%
2.50
1
Corp
Brothers
Mines
Dayton
D.
Feb
7%
Jan
Oct
4
13%
•
50c
Corp
(The) Company
1%
6%
4
66%c
«
9%
4%
8%
--
_•
1
117,100
44
1
class
7%
12%
■
io
Buffalo-Eclipse
American
1,350
21/«
35'/b
£l
reg
Machine Co
Hill
94
26%
30%
•
preferred—
preferred
&
43%
100
Crystal
Stores
Day
25% Aug
Jun
Ltd—
convertible
serial
Apr
Apr
35%
1%
Apr
•
25c
preferred
Davidson
Jun
15%
40
2
4%
£1
12%
1,500
2,000
95%
13
''
——
,_£1
Apr
1314 Mar
39%
'
I
Co
Ltd
6%
Daitch
5%
23%
6% Mar
1
common..
Manufacturing
Davega
24%
Jan
Sep
12%
D
Mar
18 Vz
'
•
Power
18% Mar
500
9
Jan
95%
'.
24%
x
.
Co
5%
4%
8%
Tobacco—
rets
Rubber
Camden
400
22 Va
''
•
20*
preferred
Calvan
3,800
5
300
.
10%
1
Co
Oil
Jun
39%
23
39%
Company new common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
6ft
7
~8%
_•
B S F
Calif
187n'
20
6%
'
20
l
ijtu.
Curtis
22% May
16
18%
1—
•"
r—
Oil
Cuban-Venezuelan
16% July
13% Mar
5
•
i
—
Co
45%
Brown F*rman Distillers common
Burma
Tobacco
Jan
Company
Bunker
Cuban
Jan
1
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
Die
Jan
•
Peurureuiiic
Columbia
Buell
7% Sep
3% Jan
10%
600
6%
Light <fc Pwr ord—*
Petroleum
6ft
8
1
British
60c
Oil
41% Mar
Co
American
Bruck
American
11'/a
60s
Works Inc
British
4%
Cuban
1,300
common
American
Brown
Jan
1,400
Manufacturing Co
Amer
2%
1,100
Co
Traction
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
Brown
27
8 Vz
Breeze
Amer
26
Apr
12%
prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Chemical Co Inc.,
.1.50
Bourjols In 3
1
Amer
Feb
Jan
43%
.
.
Co
Co__
Crystal Oil & Land Co
SI.12
preferred
1%
12%
5
—
Jan
Jan
•
13%
42%
8%
Aug
1
"Drug
12%
5%
^.50
Central Petroleum (Md)_;
Cork Internat'l "A" parole
43%
Jan
g
Crown
4% Aug
2%
5
30% July
1014 May
Jan
5%
•
>
4-VB
~4
5,600
.
•
Crown
Oct
5
■
_20
9% May
Mar
Jun
4%
v,
Jan
4
i
Petroleum
Crown
9%
10c
28% Aug
6% Aug
Oct
1
Oct
Apr
9%
6%
1.25
J
Ltd—
17%
3
(H C)
7
19%
Jan
100
200
1
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co..t
Crowley Milner & Co.—
Mar
_1
Inc
<fe
2,o
5,400
6%
IL
A
Corp—
500
1 %
'4
l
(S)
12
Jan
l^r Sep
25
—
.
Canada
Co
2,900
7.50
Brooks Inc
British
Creole
7 3 if
10%
6%
7 %
10
__
10
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Crane Carrier IndustriesInc_T—
Apr
7 In
10%
common
class
5,200
19 %
27
1%
5%%
British
Courlaulds
Jun
7.300
L___
Reynolds
Beverage
10,000
19
25%
of
&
preferred
1%
19
27
class
5,600
2,400
1
Inc
Brad Foote
4%
414 Sep
9
21%
.1
Blauner's
Britaha
1%
IK
Shoe Corp
Blumenthal
Brillo
1,400
•
fOo
Watch
Brazilian
3%
B
Instrument
Bobbie
3%-
1
,
Inc
Telephone
Bohack
3%
"llV
Ltd
Co
Beau-Brummel Ties
Benrus
26 'A July
common
convertible
Belock
42%
Jan
3Vb Jan
3
Engineering
Blckford's
Feb
16
"LiJo
Incorporated
Beck
15
300
50*
Bayvlew Oil Corp
Bell
1,350
24%
shares
Barry Controls Inc class
6%
28%
24%
.la
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Brothers Corp
Bearings
25 %
24%
Andes—
Darker
Basic
7'ri
26%
1
—
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Barnes
i)
1
Baker
Baldwin Securities
2.100
8%
L
Cott
11% Jan
Sep
Feb
7
22%
7%
;
Inc
$1
6%
517/a Mar
22 %
10c
__i—
non-voting
28,000
6% Mar
4% July
8%
20c
i
4
Tuc__
A
6%
7
Sep
1% July
221a
50c
...
Co
B
Corroon
1
.
19%
Oct
May
51 %
Jan
10
L
Corp
Class
B
A
214
a
Jan
11S
19%
140
Apr
12,600
Inc~_——10c
Class
Bailey <fc Selburn Oil <fe Gas—
%
4%
Corp—i.
Oct
18%
Jan
Jan
4
Engineering
5014 May
Sep
1,000
!;!
11.
33 %
4%
1
Distillery Ltd—
voting——
Coro
Class
&
Varnish
Cooper-,larrett
Mar
14% July
17% Oct
35
Apr
i;i
4 1
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Inc
167/b July
18
8 %
Lines
Jan
9%
100
Jan
108
•
j_
Inc
Aviation
2,600
3%
Ray
Commercial
13%
1
Corp
Sun
Air
Continental
...
Apr
Apr
8% July
/,r Sep
11%
550
49 %
1
.
3,700
24%
10c
:
Corp
Continental
Oct
20
Sep
100
Electric
Mar
8%
2%
3
4,700
.
a
12.400
1
.4% Jan
4,300
12,900
10%
5
5
5
l
preferred
A
Diesel
Consolidated
Jan
'
19%
16
52,000
1905—
Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
<fc
Inc
Collieritt
.
6%
70
Macnttmry=
to
Continental
———10 petot
non-cum
64
1 %
'
1
Consolidated
2%
1 la
■
4%
Co__
Apr
60%
2%
32
32
Jan
6%
39 3 b
Co..—
3%
2%
59
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Feb
914
32
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'
112% 1 IB I
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1
vfc
Jan
57 Vz
•
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&
Feb
24% Aug
July
11% Mar
400
1 ••
•
Consol
1%
7%
41a
4
Connelly Containers Inc...
Consolidated Development Corp'
700
;
Oils
Mar
85
49
100
_
1
Jan
2%
Feb
200-
52 1
49%
,_io
Aug
2%
101
Jan
26%
1
42%
50
70
14%
100
;_i
;;
106%
35%
104 %
Sep
2,600
,
'
Equipment
Jan
Slioe
75
a
23 7
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Ltd—
Sand
ext
78'
34%
Co
Apr
Vtc
50.
2 %
10c
-
Jan
35%
103 %
2%
Farm
Colonial
5 % Mar
73 3) May
x30
.
.7
4
Sep
21 %
.•
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Products
Caribbean
Oil
Sep
%"Sep
a
'
19%
Lambert
Co
17% AUg
_
118%
Manufacturing Co.^
Cockshntt
Apr
,
10
:
5%
Oct
2% Feb
"7%.
1
Manufacturing
Corporation——
L
Coastal
Feb
Apr
64
103a .10'a
—i_„__5
Co..—
3%
Sep
600
8.900
2%
.
12%
121a
8%
July
7,1
A———
Inc
Colon
211,
Aug
23%
,147 a Aug
26% Aug
30
52%
Mining
'
1
Coip—__i—.1
Aluminum
Jan
29,100
"
———2.50
Corp_i____—__:
&
CJopay
29% Mar
Sep
1
28,500
America
Clarv
Corpo'ation
Claussner Hosiery Co______
Jan
21
3614 July
11 % May
6% Mar
1.900
22%
100
Jan
10
it—.10
Ltd.——
Controller
Clarostat
5%
of
Oil
Cinerama
Jan
69% July
Jun
x30
Consolidated
Christiana
Chronialloy
88% Sep
11% Jan
8 Vm
Co
Jan
6%
14 hr Jan
,
preference.
Apr
99% Mar
1714
4,500
23%
•
2
Jan
7% Mar
9% July
9
22 3(;
23%
H
Jan
Jan
67
67
*
Feb
Apr
A Mar
18,300
2'«
.
76')
1
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc.
Chicago Rivet & Machine..
26"% July
29,400
3
67
11%
65%
5%
200
10%
103% Feb
4%
200
25%
.
J,uly
32% Mar
Sep
Sep
Sep
8
0,300
2-1 %
•
Feb
14%
Oct
99
300
6
May
21a
Apr
49
,
10
93«
101 h
pfd.—100
4%
Cherry-Burreli Corp A——.
Jun
46%
& Light
Feb
Jan
6
21
.
Oct
800
*\}.
1
11%
914
300 '
;i
8%
.
9%
.100
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227/e Jun
,
99 1
"7"T'
Convertible
Chainberlin
9%
53 '
.
24%
conv
13%
21
6%
Power
100'
lit Mar
16
Sep
Co—
Charter Oil Co
Jan
_•
—
warrants
Electronics
Ayshlre
Apr
114
Sep
5,300
5%
It
Corp
class
31
30
—
America—
Co
Mining
option
Non-voting
Mar
5
27 %
10%
Corp common)
preferred
—_1
Century Electric Co__
:
—
.1
Century1 Investors- Inc common'.—
4% Feb
37
.
10%
25%
Central Securities
88
tl
Automatic Steel Product* Inc
Avlen
7,400
(i
40s
Sugar
-^Development Corp
Corp
Jun
Tel—
&
Golfo
Atlas
Jan
4,000
19%
18
Inc—
of
Gas
participating
del
60 hi
30%
2.50
■
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantica
581a
4
—
Stationers Supply Co__
Associated
Class
...
Stores
Laundries
Associated
Associated
8,500
1
reg—_
Associated
&
32%
Power
12%
Jun
3,900
—_J
preferred—_•
$1.50
11 7:»
27
91»
-
Jun
11% Mar.
"%
—_1
Corp—.
Corp_
Maine
3.50%
Industries-—
dep rets
Associated Food
30%
19%
1
—
Corp Ltd
Electric
American
31%
—
preferred
Equipment Corp
Oil
180
10#
Convertible
Associated
2,400
89%
Central, Hadley
Light—
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co__.
Aro
18%
88 %
59»/«
warrants
Armstrong Rubber class A
Asamera
16
89
America.
50%
Feb
6%
6,500
of
20% July '
Oct
6%
100
6
6
„
Corp
Jan
Sep
14% Jail
3,000
18%
f
preferred
&
1,300
71 it
6 T»
20o
100
i
Fuel Oil Corp...
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
<fc
4%
%
800
51 %
'6
10
3% Mar
3,500
ord———2s 6d
Co
Central
%
7%
&
Jan
Jan
2,600
'.»•
r-\
99%
*
1}|
18'/4"J lily
27%
52
1
Sep
Sep
5
i «'<
-
•
Corp
Apr
%
12 %
11%
...—1
_
Instruments
Central
B
rets
Apr
2%
.
Catalin
Jan
2,000
21
6/11
•
_1
—
Corp.
pfd
Arkansas
Power
7 > 'u
2.48
Angostura-Wupperman
Cenco
Sep
Aug
17,700
20%
21
4.7$
.
Appalachian Power Co 4% ft
Armour
9%
46% Aug
2,400
s/h
%
.
2
—
—_
Anken Chemical & Film
Arkansas
9% Aug
% Aug
42
Sep
36
2 la
23«
i
a
_
5.50
Co
514'May
33 V*
10.900
''
7
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5
:—.
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Mar
Jan
12.000-
13
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;
dep
(J W)
(AM)
47%
4%
-
4%
.
2%
%
P'
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Ji.——1
Ltd—
American
Carter
Caslle
Jan
30
3
17,000
.
Products
Jan
31
I
Corp
———
Casco
31% Sep
7% Oct
,10'/a
•
A——.
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd—
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A" shares—
4 la
•
8,800
10,300
Carreras
Jun
May
33
500
9,700
8
1
Thread
Anchor
„
_•
of
D*l—t
preferred.
_•
Writing Pgper___
Mines
45
%
I'B ■'
1
.6
.....
6c
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd..—
19% May
38%
43
45
pfd—21
Corp
American
.8%
2i
—•
Co
American
Lead
51
Jan
33
15,500
12%-—13 3d
'
7.
partic pfd—10
Products.._—
Baxter & Kennedy Inc.
Carnation Co
Feb
1014
Jan
Sep
Sep
5% Aug
1,300
6'/si
Co
_
Gas
Seal-Kap
Anacon
11%
7,500
(i %
40 '/#
Photocopy Equip Co
Co
Co
40%
50
20
—-
American
Oil
1%
1.700
4.900,
£1
Inc
American
Amurex
14
50c
—
Machine
Laundry
American MAR
American
7%
42 %
12%
Pamper Mills' Ltd—
American shares
American
6%
42%
7%
13%
Low
3 7(!
'
17'/«
1
Inc
1
121n.' '
_1
Minerals
Oct
8%
loc
Ltd
Oils
&
Petiofina
Canadian
76%
1
Co
Mines
Northwest
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
2814
————1
5% Mar
19
20
Book
American
Can
Marconi..
%
3
Javelin Ltd——————*
,
Corp
American
Ltd
Homestead
Canadian
11% May
Jan
76%
10#
Oils
Canadian
_
Shares
•
Canadian
Aluminum Co of America—
$3-75 preferred
American Beverage
Co
lor Week
Low
vtc.J
Ltd.
Dock
&
Jan
32
8,900
Dredge
Ltd
July
10
Jan
Va
9 r'«
Petroleums
July
12
Feb
7
44,300
41a
—1
-
14 la
7%
Ji
Corp
—18% July
Canadian
51% Aug
15',8
1
.
Jan
Range
of Prices
Far
Southern
Canada
'Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
,
High
LOW
„
^ ^ ^
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Friday
OCTOBERS6
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Last
STOCKS
RANGE FOR
Week's
Friday
Ltd
I
:.
1
ii
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.
42 %
44
44
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*
18414
174%
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11>2
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is
*
1
173
174%
12
1/;.
50
1,500
40 %
30%
50
175
50
Jun
Jan
51
Feb
47
July
Jan
189%
Jan
160
'
177
1.300
10%
Sep
10.500
*1
Jan
Feb
Feb
18% Mar
2%
Jun
Volume
190
Number
5891
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial
.
Chronicle
(1655)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Par
Electric
Bond
&
Electrographic
Electronic
Share
23%
25%
26,100
23%
Oct
38
18%
18%
300
14%
Jan
1
18%
20%
9%
9%
9%
_3,900
Sep
16% Mar
1%
9,300
1
Jan
"T'2%Mar
27%
1,000
19
Jan
33%May
'
1";4« '
—-
Esquire Inc
_■;>
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line—
11%
3%
5,800
41%
6%
10%
9%
"
__
of
Mines
1
23%
23
1
170%
1
14%
Corp_
A
Ford
of
B
Fox
Head
Fresnlllo
Fuller
Co
9%
14
'
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Power
Co
4%
•
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129,600
1%.
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r'i"
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24/a
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....
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10%
10%
11
■
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15y8
4 /4
26%
17y8
14%
3%
*
Glenmore Distilleries class B_.——----1
Globe Union Co Inc——.
8
Gobel
Co
Lakes Oil
Western
Financial
Co
Great
Western
Producers
common
6%
preferred series A
Greer Hydraulics
Gridoil
Freehold
Grocery
Guild
Gulf
Films
States
Gulf
&
Company
Land
Western
&
&
B
Corporation—
Lamp Co—
Hall
Harbor
Plywood
Harmon-Kardon
Harnischfeger Corp..
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
50 %
Hazeltine
Corp
Mining Co—
Hecla
Helena
25
Hell-Coil
5%
900
5%
Sen
9,500
%
18%'
Sep
200
18%
Oct
24
32
33%
300
29%
Jun
11%
100
Heller
(W
4%
Feb
14% Julv
1,000
10%
Sep
Sep
16% Mar
11%
2%
5,000
2
1%
4 500
1%
50
8,500
35%
1%
E)
&
Co
Jan
6
«on
25
Jan
Herold
Radio
5%%
s
250°
25
24./,
Sg
26
Hlller
Hoe
Aircraft
Feb
H%
Jan
13%
Apr
18%
Jan
22^8
Oct
22-'ii
1%
1%
'
(R)
Class
100
6,900
1% Sep
9%
11%
4,100
9
6
1114
2.700
3
814 Jan
&
Co
Industries
(Henry)
Oil
Class
Co
Oct
&
Co
Ltd
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12
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46
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Hubbell
(Harvey)
Humble Oil
Hurd
Motors
Lock
&
&
Co
1
Inc
5
Refining
—5
Hydrometals Inc
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
••
1
—
—
5
'
28
to
c
43
Feb
JJl
12% May
.
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13
-
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Jun
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1^1/ a,^
w
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4/2 Jun
Apr
54
Oct
30%
Oct
Oct
21%
Jan
3q
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1
9a'2 m!P
Ai/ Mai
1 nn
130
34?o
120
1,300
33%
97
11 %
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For
Corp
footnotes
see
page
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100
66%
350
55
Jun
Jan
,
19,500
10%
Jun
17% July
210
32%
4%
Sep
40
Jan
6%
10%
Jan
Oct
7% Aug
7% Aug
25% Jan
Jan.
31% May
14%
14%
15%
33
35
6%
6%
6%
700
7%
7%
50
10%
11%
8,800
27
27%
345
1%
360
1%
llVa
IV2
1%
20
Vz Mar
14
Jan
„
1
19% Apr
37% Sep
26% Aug
4% Jan
36,000
35
1
Jan
6%
3
10
Jan
5
Jan
3% Mar
1
13
12%
13
500
12%
Mar
50
Sep
20
30c
46
50
II,400
45%
Oct
62
% Mar
29%
29%
30%
400
27 %
Jan
34
Jan
12
12
12%
700
11% Sep
2.50
6%
7
A
7
,n(;
44
21
36%
15%
Jan
July
6% Sep
10% Feb
7.000
1,600
-
35%
13%
13%
83
79
8%
5
13%
7|i
22%
3834
Jan
no
138
250*
23
400
37
8.109
13%
8%
83
4%
300
Jan
-
13
133/e
700
10%
Jan
14% Aug
23
24%
2,200
15%
Jan
30
ie
7,700
-lc
%
8
10c
50c
iy4
1%
1%
2,100
8%
21%
-
2,300
8
1,300
21
29Vz
28 %
29%
2.50
new.
16%
16%
17
24%
14%
23%
14
%
9
%
aov
28%
?
23%
Jun
29%
2,000
15%
Sep
22% May
26%
5,200
11%
Jan
37 % May
14%
16,400
10%
Jan
17%
2,700
1,900
8%
Jan
18% Mar
18%
Feb
31
•
i
400
51
Jan
32
1,600
29
Oct
32
73%
4,300
54%
Feb
82% Aug
6%
11,300
5%
Sep
8% Jun
62
7j*
'
Corp
63%
6%
12
Jan
Sep
18 Vz Mar
1
1%
~1
VB
900
%
Sep
36%
34
1-jf] Mar
37%
14,300
31%
Oct
59% Feb
21%
20%
21%
1,400
19%
18%
19%
3,GOO
18%
Sep
Apr
29"% Jan
18%
Ltd
5
.
l
1
2%
2%
preferred—•
2%
1,900
12%
200
12%
Sep
14%
14'%
1
conv
1
.
12%
10
14%
900
10%
Jan
25%
2% May
Jan
18% Mar
6% Aug
—
10%
17%
17%
18%
1,700
13 V«
Jan
19 %
5
-23%
7
22%
23%
2,000
21%
Oct
29
-50c
7
p%
300
5%
Jan
8
Ma'_
34
13%
Mirro Aluminum Company
RR
^10c
98
34%
100
13%
97
*
pfd
Sep
38
Jun
13%
Sep
16% Mar
35
225
97
200
31
9%
8%
9%
1,500
1
3%
3%
3%
200
1
/a
%
IS
3,800
42»/4
38%
42%
20,700
32
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
27%
32%
"ctfa"
Inc
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
America
1
Monogram Precision Industries
Corp of
%
Feb
Feb
M
1,600
co^verilbte preferred——50
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Jun
3% May
15
—„50c
Mining Corp of Canada
-1
Warrants
Jun
71
1
Midwest Piping Co
Miller Wohl Co common—
Molybdenum
6% July
29
—
30
*
10
30%
Oct
Aug
69% July
?
•
Corp
Airlines
24% Mar
13,200
5-fo Mar
•
—
Hi Apr
19% Mar
Jun
1
Midland Oil Corp $1
Mohawk
Jan
Oct
^
£1
CO—
Hono
%
July
2Va Apr
l?f Sep
22%
8
8
■-
7
u
k
Feb
•
preferred—.
4.40%
4.80%
preferred
series
B—
7,700
Jun
104 % May
39
Jun
20%
Jan
Feb
Sep
Sep
% Sep
33
Sep
52% Apr
31
41 %
7%
3%
tan
8%
9
7,300
8y8
82%
84
80
82%
92
92
12
8%
83
100
-100
4-50% preferred series C„
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Montrose Chemical Co
1
Moody Investors Service partic pref—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
1
Sep
4% July
1% Jan
Jan
13% July
88
144
--
147
70
13%
14%
11,900
46
*4 ^
46%
50
Oct
July
July
86
-
141%
12%
Sep
Sep
44
Jan
90%
Jan
97% Mar
92
Apr
157% Mar
20% Jan
50%
Feb
3 Va
3%
400
2%
Feb
4% Mar
3%
3%
100
3%
Apr
4%
•
6yo
cumulative
preferred
4
Mt Diablo Company
Mount
Vernon
Muntz
TV
Inc
Inc
Muter
Co
I6V2
169
2%
-
—
—
—
-
~-t
2.50
:
Co
4%
1,600
400
Jan
7%
24%
180
Apt
Jun
Aug
2%
3,600
1%
Jan
2% Mar
21%
1,300
19%
Oct
28% iJan
28%
Jan
37% Mar
14
15
3,800
Jan
7%
11%
8%
8%
^0c
Jan
Jan
2%
10
-
Company
4%
16%
138
Jun
20%
/
15
300
17%
163% 169
201/2
--
4%
16%
4%
-2.50
10"
:
Tel—
&
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskoeee
—
1
Mills
States^Tel
Mountain
16
Jan
36%
July
Apr
6,900
5%
Jan
12
500
10%
Oct
12% May
May
__
,
N
91
Apr
Nachman
Corp
■
68% Jan
Namm-Loeser's Inc
10%
Napco
Jun
20% Mar
35% May
National
Jan
9%
5
Jun
7% July
5%
5%
5%
1,600
}
Hess
7/8
2"7
7%
7%
13,200
4%
Jan
2%
2%
300
2%
Oct
26%
28%
23% May
30
July
17%
18%
500
16
27
July
12
12
200
12
18
Jan
(Mieh)_—====1
5
1
Mfg & Stores
--1
Oct
24
Sep
National
Petroleum
25c
Sep
12% Sep
48
Jan-
National
Presto
21
34%
7%
Jan
Oct
7jA
14%
8%
90
Feb
National
Oct
National
Feb
National
Electric Weld
Machines
Ltd—
Industries Inc
Research
Rubber
Starch
Corp
Machinery
Chemical
&
National Steel Cap Ltd-.
1.300
3%
4,000
National
78%
2.400
1,100
5%
&
Milling Co
Bellas
8%
5%
3
Alfalfa Dehydrating
8%
5 /a
National
Jun
3% Jan
13
Oct
7% May
23 %
Apr
National Telefilm Associates
National
11
8/4
1
Oct
Apr
42
200
5
10%
14
1
Industries Inc
53% Aug
4%
•
550
14
13
13y4
24%
National Casket Company
59.100
44
■21
1
preferred
4'/2%
15% July
.
28%
33.
I
9%
9%
1
Tliermit.Corp—
Mlcromatic
National
Inc
Oct
G %
7
j
National Brewing Co
_50c
Enterprises
7%
7%
7%
—
1
13V2 Mar
1.000
Electronic
Hardware
Industrial
1,800
35% July
9% Aug
13% Mar
6'/a
-
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£11
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial
19%
Jan
3,600
C"
102'/2 Feb
8
28
ooi!
Sep
81%
y-
Oct
4
kr
10% Mar
300
58
14%
^
Sep
VJv
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord
reg
£l
Imperial Color Chem & Paper
Corp
10
New common (when
issued)
—'
Imperial Oil (Canada)—
r_*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Sep
25 %
Monongahela Power Co-
12
123
33'«
7
14%
G.V
T
Inn
J
m!?
Mar
29%
57%.
8
tr
inn
-100
-
inn
1,000
31%
•
Manufacturing Co
aqv
Jan
Tan
hfiv
?o,/ JT y
5,800
-
11%
«
33
13/4
.
Howell
03/k
30%
15
*
15%
700
48,700
Mid-West Abrasive
Ton
?'r % ?
l/s Oct
J
100
4
Qpn
Sep
nt i.n"
.1
*
Jun
1,100
Marine
McKee (A G) & Co__
New commoii
May
A3/'Soli
rt JTan
S
10^4 Oct
ann
1
9% May
Har
n
or,'nnn
7%
lu
ifi'2
100
3%
15%
29
3%
5
Michigan Chemical Corp..,
Michigan Sugar Co comhion
34
f
,q3,
t;4
<738
/%
fSv
12
.—5
—
3,100
15%
27%
.
17
Feb
>'
'
Oct
30
7nnn
g'". 14,
XV
103'
_1
common
3%
15%
36
23
It S i
\n
tt
5%
7%
14
23'A
onn
on
20
43'
4%
•
3%
Jan
29
5
33%
Metal &
U4Mr?J
3^00
27%
9S
95
•
preferred
c'SSn
4a,8
25%
941'
94%.
10
8% Mar
15%
Jan
gct •'
i'J Ian
1$ Jan
f'4 .-J®"
i'a"
'
,
foi'
A
Oct
15%
20%
27'%
hi
!
,
r-4
B
&
5%
888
4j/
Sep
.6% - Sep
Sep
1,300
39
common—„1
new
Class
5%
Stores
Merrill Island Mining
4% Jun
18% Jan
Ji,'a
g%
1
400
Mar
9
15%
M
-
,
1,200
2,000
30%
68%
Corp
6
2
c\
Feb
13**5
^
13
J]
1
Inc___
5%
M^rr'wffnc "0
18% May
J/B 2ct
1,300
29%
4q8
27
..
J,!'
10
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co—
Hormel (Geo A) & Co
Horn & Hardart Baking Co_
Horn
"
,
14%
41%
—
Holt
29%
2.50
Hbllinger Consol Gold Mines.
Holly Corporation—
Holly Stores Inc——:
Holophane Co
Home
'
y
,.;:r
6%
100
-
Hofmann
„
rio-i"
73'
_•
Inc common
International
6'/a May
Mercliants Refrigerating Co
:'
8%
i.
A
Hoffman
2%
10c
Corp
Jan
Communication Co Ltd
Martin Co warrants
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Jan
5%
14
1
Steel
Marconi International
Jan
13%
Sep
11 %
25c
Jan
Inc
Mangel
lir-
.
25c
Mar
,
Oct
Inc——
(R G)
Mansfield Tire &. Rubber
5% July
1%
Higbie Manufacturing Co—.—
Highway Trailer Industries com
5%
convertible
preferred
Refineries
TourneaU
pPh
1,600
4%
Electronics—
&
3% Mar
12
4%
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
Maine Public Service Co
o\/
1,900
22Ja
100
Inc__—__10c
14% Mar
Jan
5%
25o
Apr
56%
Tnn
6%
6 %
pfd
Products
Sep
6
11%
Noting trust certificates-
3% May
22%
1%
—25c
,
Galion
Feb
2%
800
5
Mack Trucks Inc warrants
Magellan Petroleum Corp—
Jan
Oct
51%
••
..1
preferred
Hercules
12%
2,000
6%
200
Macfadden Publications Inc.—
ll%Mnr
5%
2
Inc—.——
100
2%
300
Realty Corp
-
35% May
7%
Ta
.
2%
—1
Corp
13%
2%
3,300
Lynch Corp
6
*
23% Apr
23% Apr
.34%
Jan
—
63%
——
Rubenstein
July
5
19%
6
—10c
_—
Hastings Mfg Co—
Havana Lithographing Co_
Hazel Bishop Inc
20% July
Jan
20
5 %
—
Jun
1%
25
—
Jan
17
100
:—.———50c
—
14%
2%
1
Light
Harvard Instruments Inc
2
Corp
2,100
10%
—10
Inc:
Electric
14%
300
21 y8
6
.'—_5
16%
11/4
25c
—
I..700
21%
21%
8%
1
Jan
——1
Inc
Inc
15
2%
2
197/a
Feb
Feb
Mar
10c
—'
,—;
19%
W
13%
3
Oct
--
Corp
%
Sep
Spe
4% Jan
1,600
.
21
10
11%
II
H
4%
11%
Co
700
11%
1
3% Feb
3% Mar
Jan
1
12/a
13
33% •
Industries——50c
Jan
8%
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
%
5%
_10c
Corp
Sessions
Jun
5
—
1%
1%
2%
1%
4%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
5,v.
cumulative preferred—
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Oct
4
———9c
Inc
Sep
4,800
3,700
2,100
19%
1
18%'
1
1%
1%
3
5
27%
—50c
Leases
Company—
Stores Products-
1,800
1%
11%
Extension University
:
Leonard
Le
Apr
60c
Griesedleck
1%
8%
Chain
Jan
Apr
18 3a July
22 % May
.11%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longincs-Wittnauer Watch Co„
Jan
46%
75 pesos
.1
:
Ltd—
Locke
1%
Jan
2%
2%
Feb
20%
Jan
30
1%
1%
%
21%
Jan
700
Jan
14%
36% Jan
.
3
%
5
*7.50
97
1,200
12%
300
1G
102
2%
900
15%
2%
Sep
23%
1,450
17%
%
July
10%
38%
2%
95
13%
Jan
Mar
15%'
i7ff
87
Jan
8
101
16%
••2%
50
Apr
%
—..——30
Mines
Inc
Lefcourt
6%. Jan
8%
July
Jun
Aug
Sep
36%
.
1
Foundry Corp
Industries
Lamb
45% July
13% Mar
11800
5%
1
Lakey
191/2 Aug
27% Mar
6%
20 y8
4
1
Lecsona
2%
_1
Great
16%
1
Oct
15%.
—1
Chemical Co_
&
36%
—
,
10%
12% Mar
28
1-1
i
Feb
,
3 % Mar
94
33%c
i
7
23%
Gray Manufacturing Co——~—-—5
Great Amer Industries Inc_
10c
Great
13,100
—5
37
-
2%
4
21,400
4%
—1
;r
11%
il6%
Gorham Manufacturing
Grand-Rapids Varnish
16%
4%
25c
Corp
Industries
15%
Inc————
-1
Gold Seal Products Corp cl A
10c
Goldfield Consolidated Mines———1
Manufacturing
15%
4%
—
-
—200
La Salle
23%
(Adolf)
Goodman
16%
COrp Ltd
Ldnston
11
11%
Oct
Jan
10c
Oct
11,800
„
7%
Sep
Sep
15%
1%
1.25
&
8f)
3
Jan
7%
9,100
Corp of Delaware—.
aan
29
3%
1,600
1
:
Laipson
Mar
loy4
Minerals
Shores
Lear
1,200
23,700
1%
50o
,
._;
247/a
Oct ..
Oct
Aug
Sep
8%
8%
1%
5
Lamson
89tl
9
91i
*
Lake
43/4 peb
Oct
6%
2.50
8% Aug
38V2 Aug
....
Sep
3V« Mar
7%
pfd__100
Co_—
8% Mar
Sep
20,600
b
_•
—
J«n
.
30
iy« Jan
'!
May
1%- Jan
„800
2,000
100
6,000
5,900,
lit?
J
JJ
35%
1
1
Co
48
■
1%
—
&
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
La Consoildada S A
101
4,000
Jun
Mar
7J/a
4-
Oct
_
Yli'f
15
•
Gilchrist
51
2% Aug
20
-
—;
'
14
82
Apr
27% May
8%' Oct
,
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Mar
1%
'
Jan
5%
4,100
3% Mar
Aug
7%
Corp
(Del)
Hotels
2% Sep
:
Kobacker Stores.,.—
Oct
3
1%
Apr
1
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
KleinerC (I B) Rubber Co—
5% Jan
Sep
4y4 July
20% Jan
173,400
—
preferred
13%
'
July
--
$4.60
Jun
Jun
/ '
1%
Apr
12 Vb
15o
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co_
^
35
200
Jo,
3%
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines—
Gilbert (AC) Co:
200%
"
Co
(Walter)
:
16,200
29
Feb
22%
lOo
Inc
KW-ArK Oil Company
Kingsford Company
'
...
?()0
'
1-
16%
.
Kidde
ri„
1
Corp
Kawneer
8%
7%
26%
Jan
24
Jan
14 y#
Feb
43%
.
K
Industries
2,000
27%
Co
Industries
Kirkland
"
»
Glass
20%
8%
16%
34% Apr
Oct
76
18%
1
iEaltinan <D) & 'Company
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Katz Drug Company
Kaw'ecki Chemic'ul Co——
Apr
201
Jan
2,100
7
50c
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred!
-12% Mar
"'20
Jan
—
Z™:
nli
21
17%
Corporation
•' '
8
18%
,
—
10o
"•
■
7
1,300
2,500
2%
1
„
9,300
8%
2%
_
14% July
4y8
^00
cnl
27%
*
Inc—
Jeannette
14% July
1V2 Sep
July
:
3.000
r-_
23
»
—
16%
8
1
:
Jupiter Oils Ltd—
9% Feb
*
Jan
613
500
6,800
'■
onl
5%
£1
Fireproofing
',
114% Jfan
t
General Indus Enterprises—
General Plywood Corp..
Transistor
111%
_
1
Ltd—
14%
.
-T;
50
49%
39,a
31^
1
15%
33%c
Royalty—
Class A
.Feb
7% Jan
"
'
Jan
~~
1
Feb
10c
9% Mar
147 Mi Mar
Oct
10%
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil Corp—
8
11%- Jan
r
4?it
47
39%
25
Corp
Stores
"v
10,900
,
13%'
4 Va
.
~
-•
31%
6,400
Knott
100
Alloys Co__
;
General Builders Corp common
5%
convertible
preferred—
General Development
General
11 %
,
1
1,800
1,300
18%
Iowa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
Fireman Manufacturing
—1
May.
1^ Jan
Sep '
9V2 Jari
: ;8% Jan '
300
!■
;
30
32%
15%
Ironrite
Jan
High
Oct
28%
Iron
,
30
5%
15,500
14%
12%
49%
General
General
9%
14
1%"
1
common
Co
2.000
,2,400
116%
2,000
31%
Kaiser
:
137/a
18%
July
18%
%57/aJuly
V
——
13%
1
Electric
205
Jan
27%
10,300
'
179% 180
~
_5
5% preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
General
87it
14%
1.25
Co
-
a
July
:li 'Oct
v-4 %,Sep
6%'
11%
"13%
.
445'
•
(Tiie)
'
Aug
27% July
.
13%
Jan
3,150
116% 118 %
13%
3%
28%
Jan
•
1,400
31%
Investors
14
•
.
Jan
14
12.400
(i;iu
57h
11%
£1
reg
g
50%
14,200
■'
Brewing Co
;
Company
Jan
200:
4%,r.
6
6%
.1
_•
ord
rets
V'v.'-.''-
General
4%
Ltd^-
dep
12%
15,000
4I3
Canada—
(Geo A)
Gatlneau
25
Sep
14%
«.
e%
.
__1
;
voting
Motor
14%
4
2.50
—
Inc
non-voting
American
'
25o
Sterling Inc
9%
"3,400
23%
169% 179
LlOc
-
3,400
1
~~12
.
__i
Corp—
10%
__
1
Inc
General
Motor
Jan
,1
Jan. I
Low
7
•
Jan
*.
Ltd:.
Fishman (M H) Co Inc__
Class
14%
118
Range Since
High
6%
6%
5
1
Intex Oil Company
Mar
%
-
1
Petroleum
Flying Tiger Line
Class
Jan
Low
25c
5
International Resistance Co__A
"
12% July
11% Mar
Jun
A
—
.
Shares
12% Aug
27% Sep
Jetronic
10
30
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
,
Jun
7
.
13
•
-
10%
beneficial int___
Ford
9%
1,000
Feb
60% Mar
.9% Mar
Sep
42,500
—--
Sugar Associates—
Firth
10%
500
&
__1
preferred
Financial
7%
.32
for Week
International Products
-
10
Common, shs
.Filmways
10%
'7%
1
25c
or
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
International Holdings Ltd
international Petroleum Co Ltd
12% July
6Vb Mar
'
Sep
6%;Oct
900
_
104
40Va
1,800
10%
& Co class a
Camera & Instrument
Felmont
94% Aug
9% May
3% Jan
-
700
x6%
xlOVa
Fajardo Eastern
$2
43
.
6%
10%
'"Sep
7%
4,700
3%
1
_1
(Max)
Fairchild
17.
__
xl0%
3%
42
—10
Corp
Factor
—
10%
—1
.
$1
2,700
F
.
Fabrex
26%
—
—
Co
~T%~
27%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Insurance Co of North America
International Breweries Inc—
Apr
May
26% July
19%
_1
-
American Stock Exchange
■
Par
21
.—
convertibe preferred——
Erie Forge & Steel
Corp common6% cum 1st preferred™.
;
■
High
18%
$2
Manufacturing
Low
25%
El-Tronics In6^^==^=^——----5c
Emery Air Freight Corp
_20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd__
100
Empire Millwork Corp
1
Equity Corp common
10c
Ero
High
1
Corp of America—
OCTOBER 10
STOCKS
___5
Corp.———
Communications
Electronics
Low
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Transit
Co
2
1
-10
50c
*
10c
1
/*
--
3'%
--
22/a
350
4%
Jun
.
Jan
Oct
8%
11
21%
3%
12,200
2A
Sep
4]3 Mar
11%
3-Ai
200
10 Vb
Jan
13 % Mar
24%
15,600
15%
Jan
Jan
39 Va May
29 Va July
23
23
33
Vb
100
17
34
900
30
Sep
Sep
19%
Apr
10%
--
9%
Feb
10% Aug
3% Mar
15%
--
33%
Sep
"0%.
3%
9%
18,100
7%
3%
400
3%
Oct
39% July
5
Feb
Feb
Mar
31
The Commercial -and Finunciul Chvoiticle
32
.
.
Monday, Octobei 19, 1959
.
(1656)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
S T OCRS
American Stock Exchange
Range
for
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Sales
-
Last
Ranife
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
O
^
...
.
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Week
Shares
of Prices
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER Id
RANGE IOR
Sales
Week's
Last
—-
Shares
Low
;
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
High ; •
% Mftr
'
"
National
Union
Nestle-Le
New
Electric
Mur
England
Tel
New common
New
Haven
New
Jersey
Mexico
New
Pacific
New Park
New
Watch
&
Zinc
Si Arizona
Coal
Jan
2%
2%
Land
;
1
Co
13'it
24%
Sep
Sep
22% Mar
1%
Feb
110
Now
32%
1
200
11%
4,800
10%
Jun
5 Til
o'i.
700
.5%
Sep
5%
04u
244
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
1,700
24 4
13,300
2" 4
3
6%
'
0%
2,900
2%
7!)7 it
80%
1
2%
'
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)—___lOo
Sep
Sep
May
ft May
1
1
44
5,400
23,500
2',4
2
2%
79
Jan
Ogden Corp
Brass Co
Ohio Power 4%%
preferred
Okalta Oils Ltd
Old Town Corp common—
40c
19 Tii
20%
12,(>00
33%
33%
400
33
88
90
210
87%
"%
2%
2%
27
Jan
4;%
Feb
Sep
5% May
80
Oct
Mar
10
70'4
450
19
300
15%
Apr
21
July
20
100
16%
Jan
22
Feb
3,200
5%
Jan
10
Mar
7
7%
Clay
32" h
-
redeemable 1st ftcfcrrod
4.30%
29 "4
30'4
3,400
28%
.20 7 it
27'it
500
25%
25'V
25'4
„ioo:
24%
24:'it
247'tt
2,300
-
24%
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
Jau
400
20%
Sep
250
82
Sep
95% Mar
Oct
.91 % Mar
10
83'
'4
91
GO
90
Jun
100
Feb
.127
100
124
Jun
143%
Jan
81
83
240
80
Sep
5
8.000
3
Jan
4'"'it
12
11%
12 H
39,000
7,GOO
8'
844
98'it
97%*
2744
27 "4
100
98 %
29%
1
144
2%
Oct
4%
Jan
14%
Jan
14
Feb
16%
1,200
1544
1644
700
10 Vb
11
10%
9%
3,100
200
344
3%
_1
400
10
(Mhss5__20
68
31%
34%
1,200
1%
lft
14o
Oil
Sllcx
37%644
2,100
5%
4'%
17%
__4
'
16'/.
17%
7,800
12%
8%
Piaseckl Aircraft
Corp__
Pierce Industries lnc_
400
12%
13
3,000
9%
Slmca
Mines
87'4
200
13%
1,000
9%
2,200
•
13%
Plastic
Materials & Polymers Inc_JL0c
Pneumatic Scale
10
Poloron Products class A
____1
Polymer Corp class A—1—
1
Powdrejl As Alexander Inc (Del)
2.50
___
9%
9%
41%
41%
2
16%
f
Ltd!
Mines
1,300
10%
~2ft
67%
BO'J
33
Jan
.30.ii.Sep
33
Penn
Oil
9% Aug
Southern
4%
4.48%
Jun
72% Mar
4}2 Apr
61% Jan
83
Jan
15 %
Jan
33
Oct
4%
Sep
8fJ Mar
1,100
14%
Jan
21
1,100
10%
Jan
17%
10%
10
10%.
1,500
9%
Oct
32 "ii
33
3
24%
24
24%
5
G1
60
63
11
Mar
%
244
213
«4
11
4,900
43%Mar
;
35
"7
6%
30%
20
\
3%
220
3','B
88 %
3Tii
600
'
Apr "
8-%Mar; :
36% Jaii:
4%Mar.
54
>
Sep
/ 3% Sep
192,% Feb
20
'
88
25D*
Mar
28%
28 %
100
ft
14,500
i*'t Sep
32 48 Sep
1
54."
Feb,
29% Aug.
ii.Jan
19% Jan
%
2844
30
31
Oct
44
Jan
31
25
%
"e
5
444
5
7'/<
7
74
Oct
46
Jan
6% Aug
4%. Mar;
}5
TV Sep
1.200
4
4,400
6% Sep
33%
200
Jan
6% Jan.
4% May
Mar;
13-
40
40
33%
33'a
124
124
49%
49
50
40
124
49 711
5%
544
5',4
544
4%
444
12'«
11-44
700
1244
19% Mar
800
32%
31%
32%
Jau
6% July
41% Jan
9 % Feb
7,800
844
Jan
13-
Jan
4
3
Jan
59%-Aug
4% Sep
4,000
8
8
Aug
41% Aug
187-
Sep
45% May
3,900
_
42
.
31% Sep
124
17,600
54 a
5%
4%
Jan
35
10
47% July
17% Mar
9 % Mar
7% May
18% Sep
30
1,700
25% Mar
Sep
33
"
.
v
Feb
25
25
53% July
60
Feb
23%
23 %
23".1
400
22%
Sep
26
Feb
25
23'4
23%
23%
400
22%
Sep
Aug
257a Mar
cumulative
50
50
20%
22
21
25
20%
20
Corp..2
cumulative preferred
California Petroleum
Southern
3%
Southern
Materials
Co
Inc
46 V*
80
Jan
Jan
Feb
May
2% Aug
8
Mar
29
Jun
534a Mar
Sep
23% Jan
20% Sep
19% Sep
3% Aug
100
200
2
15%
13%
15%
2,400
1
9
8%
71%
9" 8
1,200
5
72
22%
Spencer Shoe
Sperry Rand
Corp
Inc.
Stahl-Meycr
I—
10c
—1
warrants—
10%
9%
13%
—1
1
Standard
Products Co.
Standard Shares Inc
Standard-Thomson
Corp——
9,100
15%
I.300
11%
20-700'»
9%
8
13 %•
'•
2,300
—.—1
9
9%
17%
17%
63
62%
63%
500
16
16%
22'
9% Feb
94» Jan
Jan
21% Mar
28
1
B
3%
3%
11
11
4
4
Jan
;
21% July
1
62
.
.
Oct
72
July
17 % July
12% Feb
24% Aug
21% Sep
3% Sep
600
400
11 %
:
9'% Jim
Jan
8% Mar
'
—1
Investment
Co
1
Rapid-American Corp
1
Rath Packing Co
10
Raymond International Inc (new)_~3.33
Reading Tube Corp common
1
7
1,200
6
July
14% Jun
Jan
"
Stanley Aviation
50c
Corp__^
Uranium
(The)
1
V-
—10c
3%
Ltd—.
convertible
preferred
Enterprises Inc.—
Statecourt
Statbam
Instruments
Steel
of
Co
Canada
10% .11 %
%
111
10c
Mines
Corp common
3%
3%
1,100
II,200
1,900
Jan
9
~9'a
26
28%
7,200
23
Jan
43
32%
81
83%
2,325
71
Jan
94% July
6
Jan
10
9
300
1
600
15%
Jan
26% July
20 3 a
900
16%
Oct
25
16%
100
2%
16%
2%
3%
36,800
42%
42%
43%
200
Oct
July
1844-July
5% Mar
Jan
24 V*
15% Jan
2%
20
43 %
43 %
43%
•
14%
14%
550
33 %
14%
600
13
3
3
3%
8,400
May
2% July
11
344
3%
34 4
9,200
3%
Oct
1
International Petrol Corp
& Die Co
2"»
2%
3
1,000
2%
Oct
5%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
5%
6%
2,.700
Jan
544 Oct
Apr
46
Aug
2644 Aug
43% Oct
16% Feb
30% Jun
21% Apr
1
—1
Mar
21%
1
Co
Mar
16:!'i
19Tii
5
14% Mar
Feb
1
5
—
5%
21%
19%
——•
:
Stylon Corporation.
Sunset
.
26%
5
Co
&
May J
5% Mar
15% Mar
1
Corp
Stone Container Corp
Stop Si Shop Inc
(S)
2 %
Oct
•
25c
Inc—.—
ordinary
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Stroock
3
9% Sep
50c
Steel Parts Corporation
Stein (A) & Co
B)
18-
10% Oct
% May
.
4% Apr
5% Jan
4% Mar
944 Mar
Sep
$1.25 convertible preferred.
Real Estate Investment
Trust
of
America
Reda Pump Co
Reeves Soundcraft
20
■
Corp
5o
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
ZZ
1—1
—ZZZl
Corp
21'%
Oct
1,000
10'%
22% Sep
141/2 Mar
21%
100
20
Sep
Sep
25
%
600
12%
Sep
13 '/a
10;Vi1
21%
21%
xl3
19%
13
19%
19%
200
7%
8','n
13,300
1%!
300
li
55,300
7%
1%'
"%
ill
.
18
Anr
22
Oct
Mar
Oct
Jan
7% Sep
% Jan
12% July
3% Mar
ft °ct
1 % Mar
Sep
Gas Co—
to Jan 3 1965
pfd F
(I) & Sons Inc class A
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal Ameriaen Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
12%
"7
see
page
200
14%
16 4 4
100
14%
Technicolor
Television
Jan
1,100
21%
Sep
36% July
Texstar
2%
2%
100
2
Sep
3% Jan
8%
8%
200
8%
Oct
12% Maf
3%
Jan
5% Apr
July
76% Sep
24% Aug
86% Jan
7ya May
17,700
33,000'
6:
%
Oct
23%
Sep
934 Mar
46
Apr
Texas
—4%
4',%
4%
1,900
18%
17%
100
50c
~54'a
~5%
5%
3,700
6%
5%
6%
5%
19
4,100
13
4%
Jan
600
6.
Aug
200
5%
Sep
1
4%
18
18
4%
18%
444
4%
7
7
6%
5,700
4%
900
17%
Oct
Jun
ft
4,600
3
7%
3,700
6%
Sep
3%
100
2%
Jan
Mar
7% Aug
8% Jan
6% Mar
20 % Jan
7y.r Oct
12% Jan
Jan
27% July
9% Mar
14,800
2,500
—
1344
1,000
9
Jan
3%
3Ta
3,000
3%
Oct
7% Mar
—IOC
944
9%
1044
1,900
8%
Sep
1744 Mar
144
lTu
11,600
2
2ft
27,300
21
21
21 %
1,000
19%
Sep
244
16,600
1%
Jan
8%
Co
com— —10C
90
ft
2%
2%
3%
600
3%
Sep
6% Feb
500
3%
Jan
6% Jun
Oct
344
31
Jan
Feb
Oct
Feb
3% Mar
Mar
12%
12%
Jan
17
10%
11
900
23
900
10% Aug
Oct
14
22%
22%
1
29%
29%
2944
1,500
28%
Jun
36
Jan
22
21%
22
1,100
17%
Jan
24
Aug
8%
Jan
700
3%
Jan
28
2744
28%
1,600
25%
83%
83%
83 %
50
3%
3%
8%
9
1
——
rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
Corp
!
4'A% preferred
Shipyards
Edison
2 >/•
97
22%
10
Inc
12%
300
£1
.100
Tonopah Mining of/Nevada
Acceptance Corp class A—
1
Tower
1
Trans
Cont
Industries
Cuba
Oil
Lux
Corp
Co
Inc
class
~8%
Class A common.
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Sep
5
Oct
Feb
90
800
244
Feb
64a
Jan
10V4 July
1%
"nv
'B
1
——
10%
3844
3,700
._50c
A
Sep
82% Aug
July
34% Feb
Apr
344 Aug
Jan
1
Trans
5
5
5s
—20
11%
11%
600
2,800
200
4
Mar
ft Sep
20,600 *
Transportation Corp of America-
1,900
3%
4%
Sep
2
25c
Park Ltd.
Markets
Jan
3%
3%
1% May
144
2
•
Amer deposit
Toledo
Apr
12:%
3T4
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Todd
3% Mar
22'/a
12%
5
6 %
3%
Oct
1
1
Trans
4%
2\a
__10c
—
Jun
4%
5% Sep
1
5%
~3%
Oct
16
1,250
734
2'%
Inc
Roofing Inc—
Amer
£1
30c
33.
Tilo
Feb
54 % Mar
2144
—
—
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thorofare
Sep
8%
Feb
GT'a
Light $4.56 pfd—
&
17Ta
41 y*
24a
-21
18% Aug
Jan
2.400
53
244
Thriftmarket Inc
1
20c
50c
.—
Corp
Corp
Tliew Shovel
49%
20%
7%
Corporation
Power
.
—20c
Industries
Oil
11%
54% Jan
14% July
Tcxam
1,800
52 To
Jan
Jan
8
1
10
Tenney Engineering Inc—
2,700
8%
7
Inc
Teleprompter
13%
41%
A
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
24
25 %
1.50
Russell (The F C) Company
footnotes
17%
1644
clas»
common
cumulative
46
3%
Consolidated Petroleum
& Haynes
17%
5
4%
12%
44%
6%
2434
Avenue
Ryerson
•
—10
Inc
Class «
Thorncliffe
Technical Products Inc
Rochester Gas & Elcc 4%
common
preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International Corp
Talon
22%
4G
1
Rokcach
For
1,700
10T4
21V4
Valley
Vtc extended
Ryan
22
21%
23%
1
Rldgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating
distribution.
Russeks Fifth
31
)
50c
Corp
llico Argentine Mining Co
Grande
50c
Z 10
ZZ"" 1
Resistoflex
Rio
39% Mar
Jun
"
Reliance Insurance Co
Robhison
Aug
19%
2944
'
j
.
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Industrial
1
Jun
27%
33
27%i
32%
1
—
Reis
Republic
23%
1,000
11,200
32
29
,
16%
1,900
22
16%
1-
__.—
Jan
4'/a Jan
16% Apr ;
15'% Jun ,
Sep
25% Sep
.4)00
9
1044 Jan
84
13
5,200
17%
'
4%
-3,100
14%
—20
10
class
3%
15%
1
(Ky)
Tube
3
15" 4
»,♦
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard
"3
11%
Corp—
GOO
Apr
17% Aug
6% July
71% Oct
2% Jan
11% Jan
Pipe Line—
Royalty Co
Spear & Company
Feb
22
•.•5% Jan :
~
11% Jan
Southern
(Hugo)
2,400
44
%
3%
—•
26% July
9ft
100
Southland
10c
32'% Sep
18% Jan
46
200
21',4
57 % Mar
1944
1,000
21
preferred-——25
25
(J
80%
Sep
53
R
Ramo
,
36% Jun
•
28%
'
13,700
31
Jan;
-99% Mar
Sep
48
29%
/
v
Jan
29
2,200
88%
Jan
6%
l,(i00
223%
220
88 %
1,400
7
3,0%
-18% Feb!
Feb
9
500
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
1,700
2,500
15% Oct'
Mar
'
9%
22 31
Stetson
300
10
14% Feb
12.50
Co
Superior Tool
1
12
3,200
•
•% 14»-Mar /
A7, Sep
1,100
i
22
Oct
Q
-Quebec Lithium Corp
24%
74»,Jan
20% May
24% July
19'/a July "Tv
lr.aoo
1<*.
14 %
21:,4
22%
J an
300
"
Vo
.
14
cumulative preferred
Jan
Sep
1744
20c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
%
14
22%
10%
13
California Edison—
Stan rock
Sep
1844
«
%
•
convertible preference.——25
convertible preference
25
Starrctt
2
5%
82
7,300
1
original preferred
cumulative preferredcumulative preferred
Jan
17 Vo
803 4
14,400
22 "'4
6T'» Mar
54a Apr.
Jan
*
Oil
18 Vo
82
15%
22
1%
1
Standard
17%
100
14%
22
36,900
Stjlines
4'/4% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
:•
/:
14% Apr
Sep
Sep
45,900
Corp
18'/4
•
15%
3%
•
44
Corp_.._/_.
1
1
3,100
2"'u
Co
Forglugs
ZZZZl
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
Public Service Of Colorado—
Oh
Financial
58
50
4
244
Corp
South
.;
.
Publications—
Standard
21% May
13% Jan
1,100
4,800
3" 4
2%
*
Coast
'.
Jan
1% Jan
Jan
preferred
Standard
544
5
3.1 A
16
.
7% Jan
14% Feb
■
2Va
;
2%
25c
5,000 fr
Jan
150
2ft
<67%
•
Jan
5,800
11%
60
100
2,700
Ltd
So Of6
4.32%
67
Sep
2%
3
—10c
Corp
19% Feb
14% May
15'% Apr
98 % Mar
14% Sep
Oct
14 %
10%
)
•
Prentice-Hall Inc
2%
GOO
59%
10%
ZTZTl
Pratt & Lambert Co_;
1,400
3
—1
Venezuelan
4.24%
4.08%
8%
Jan
244
3
ii May..
1% Aug
I
Aug • >
8'% Mar, 'A
10% Apr.
8% Oct
6% Sep
8Sep
(i'/o
Singer Manufacturing Co
—2C
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amcr dep rets ord registered—
£1
Bklatron Electronics & Tclcv Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc—
5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
•
Sonotone Corp
1
Boss Manufacturing
1
Feb
50'% July
7% Feb
5%. Aug
32
Sinclair
Jan
1% Mar
Jan
16%
%
16
•
_
400
44
2,800
544
Ltd
Shares
convertible
$3
Simpson's
Jan
75% July
Feb
1344
83'%
10'%
9V4
6,1*0
3,100
4
■v
Jan
"i7«
Inc—
American
4.56%
9
•
Jan
87
2
A
4.88%
4.78%
9% Mar
Sep
10
12%
87 %
1
Royalties Ltd
'
Jan
50
8%
9'.4
3%
2
Precision
Lighting
Silvray
5%
5%
Jan
ZZZl
l__
7"h
8%
V,
14
Jan
5
;
1
■i
Sep
1
Silver-Miller
Apr
14% May
Jan
,
Apr
17% Aug
17% Aug
i4'% May
'
Apr
5 "it
1,100
3,900
5",4
5" 4
0%
class
x
Apr
19% Mar
23% Mar
s
Oct
7
•
i
Silver Creek
2%
Sep
36'4
6%
37%
10c
-100
Co
5%
Jan
23'%
5
_
4 -I
Apr
July
20
:v
Sep
Jan
5»/8
,
•
Gas Co
&
B
Jan
18
3% Oct
7% Jan
7% May
6',2 Jan
60% Jan
22% Jan
24,100
10 pesos
Co
Pittsburgh Sz Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co__
Boston East Dome
200
67
34 >4
1
Corp (Del)
Canada
400
8%.
2 50
Minerals
Philips Electronics lag
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co
:
~8%
1
8%
—25
—
Lid
Breweries
Class
1,700
4
—
Signal
6,200
8%
*
—_—1
common—
—
2.9CI)
6%
*
7%
5%
;
600
57«
~7%
Corp of America
3
Siboney-CariUbcan Petroleum Co-—10c
37 7u Mar
Oct
1%
700
6 Vh
,
-5
Shcrwlu-Willlanis of Canada—
Mar
19%
13%
102
Sep
4,800
16%
___2
27%
27,700
11
2
IZIIl
6%
Sep
7% Sep
90% Oct
I4n
%
10%
2.50
&
preferred
22
90% Mar
11%
2%
2V4
244
10 %
7,500.
2
Ltd
81;
127
;
Peim Traffic Co
of
23
21"'
80
—
Pep Boys (The)
Peppcrcll Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle Corp
Corp
Jan
5
•
Parkcrsbnrg-Actna Corp
Prairie Oil
Jan
23%
8%
Peninsular Metal Products
Power
Jail
26
Jun
83
pfd_—TlOO
______
Steel
26'%
Oct
20%
1
Ltd
Parker Pen Co class A—
Class B
Phoenix
Sep
22%
GOO
90' '■>
•
j
Oils
22%
500
83
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc__2
Bol
Panfepec Oil (C A) Amer shares
1 Bol
Park Chemical
Company
■
Peruvian
GOO
22
•
Pagc-IIerscy Tubes
Patrno of Canada
25'4
23 "4
1
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Jan
26
21'4
iid%'
.
27% Jan
85
85
•
Airlines
Apr
29% Jail
24"'it
„,
Pacific
22 %
32
Sep
Sep
Apr
Sep
231 it
•
dividend preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.30 dividend preferred
42% Mar
Apr
21" 4
redeemable 1st prcferrcd-__25
Lighting $4.g0 preferred
28
20:'it
25
25
$4.40
GOO
30 %
25
__25
redeemable 1st Jfd series A—25
4.00% redeemable hit preferred
25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred
25
Pacific.
32 "it
31' is
11%
Sep
Sep
% Sep
1
———-*
—:—
Mining
Slmmous-Boalrdman
Products—
Pacific Gits St Electric 6% 1st
pfd
5%% 1st preferred
5(,'o
1st preferred—..—
5f/e>
5Vo
4%
Sicks
1%
Oct
P
Pacific
Co
Denn
Sherman Products Inc——"
98% Mar
Sep
19
19
j
Shattuck
Shawluigau Water & Power—-—
J«n
ic
2%
G5
%
7
6
7%
5%
7%
19c
1
1
20c
——*——~—--—r
Corp clq^s B—
Corp of America-
Shoe
400
it
_1
Corp
6
Inc——————-3
Bros
Scton i Leather
>
26% May
40 % Mar
20
69
70'4
-ZZZZZZl
.
Milling
ScrvoniQChaiiisms Inc————
Sep
2,700
•fit
>»'
1
cumulative
Overseas Securities
Oxford Electric Corp
5% Aug
4%
90c
preferred
_7
O'okiop Copper Co Ltd Amcr shares.lOs
Opielika Mfg Gorp
5
Allied
5%
—
Scrrick
Jan
4% Jan
3% July
18% Jan
88
\
lGo
—,
17.300
41V
4%
33%'
50c
Ohio
100
Sherwin-Williams
4%
20%
_2Qc
1.000
Servo
'
1% Jan
24% Mar
18% Jun
17% Jan
13,400
1%
11%
Sentry Corp
o
Occidental Petroleum
Corp.
-
Feb
1%
1
1%
4%
2%
20
•
16%
1
1
Scaporcel - Metals Inc__—
—.—10C
Securities Corp General
L
Security Freehold Petroleums
'•
Sceburg (The) Corp——-1
8% Mar
8,500
1C
>
-
Mar
7
100
20
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber——
Seaboard Western
Airlines
74% May
89% Mar
2 % May
49,800
(
Oct
100
7%
20
11%
5%
Socman
Oct
ift
1
1
Feb
7%
50c
5 % Mar
5% Sep
100
■BO ?«
1
1ft
__1
40%
Oct
—_
Ltd
Petroleums
Seaboard
8% Feb
40% Feb
Jan
GG
50
Warrants
33
Oct
2% Mar
14% Feb
-
33% Jan
——
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4'/♦%" pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
1
Norths-pan
3,000
35%
34
34%
1
^
-
20
25c
25c
Sayre & Fisher Co
1—--■——l
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd3.50
34% Aug
1 % Ma r
1%
2,900
20
Sarcoe
17.r Feb
17% Feb
% Sep
1% Sep
17
---20
20
Savoy Oil luc (Del)—Saxon Bapcr Corp—
29% Mar
11%
2%
Co
10,400
•;«
series preferred.
series preferred—
series preferred
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd——
Oct
33%
Jan
Feb
ft
Class B
i:
10
Nortlj American Royalties Inc———-1
North Canadian Oils
Ltd——,
—25
RR
22
lft
—
Penn
17%
500
11%
—
North
GOO
28:!u
'!»
Nipissing- Miues
:
1
Noma Lites Inc.
—1
Norfolk Southern, Railway
——1
North American Cement class A_—_10
Northeast Airlines
33 "4
27%
3344
—,
4.40%
4%%
Jun
215
M Aug
Superior Oils
1
New York Auction Co
•
York & Honduras Ro.sarlo__3.33y3
New York
Merchandise———.
*10
Mines Ltd-
3%
Jan
15%
lli' V Sep'
14!u Sep
100
20
—20
5.60%
1 Co Mar
ft Sep
9,100
.
17
Sdn
30% Mar
12
10,200
H
2f«
Diego Oas & Electric Co—
5Vo
series preferred-:
—
1G7«
16',:
Inc —-_ ——2.60
San Carlos Milling Co LUl
16 pesos
Sep
5% Mar
13% Mar
Oct
17
—*
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Salem-Bio^itw
38 %
Feb
Jan
—
Ncuv
Nickel Rim
Jan
1%
%
2,700
•fit
1%
l7i>
37
10,800
1
27-fit
44%
20 fi,
14IV
IS
20c
160
5,300
8,000
38%
2r'it
Tit
1
20%
1
Oils Ltd-.
&
37' ij
25c
900
1.100
190
184
3B 44
___—50c
4% May
23
July
203
July
Jan
13%
189%
1
Mining Co
Process
2%
SOU
100
Co.
Chera Co,
&
8,200
30
&
wi
Idria Min
New
Tel—
3%
19%
3"i
—1
Cltick
New
3 fit
If)'it
30c
Corp
Co
St
7
lft Apr
Jan
14% Mar
13% Feb
27
Sep
22%
Apr
39% Feb
Volume
Number 5891
190
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
5
1
,
Week's
K S
of Prices
Sale Trice
Par
Tri-Contininlal
Two
Corp i
from Harrison
Guys
Shares
Low
warrants—
Tru,e Temper
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
26%
_10c
Inc
8,200
22%
400
15%
a
11,000
14
15
Low
26%
211
-
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26
__10
.
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 16
Sales
Range
Friday
ST O C
(1657)
2574
A
High
317u Aug
Sop
-^an
24
16
series
AGs
Oct
97 4
(Germany)
AGs
Jun
Jan
19s
Baden
series
■
U
>
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
17%
6,400
181a
100
10%
18
18'4
18%
5
—
Union Gas Co of Canada
10:?i
Sep
20 74
10
Feb
12 74
Aug
Jan
2874
Sep
1034
Sep
Apr
71:5>
Jan
1674
'
! Union
Investment
Union Stock
United
Co
Yards
Aircraft
4
;
Omaha.
of
20
Products
50c
United Asbestos Corp
; United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
;
'
i
—
Amer
N J RR & Canal
United
Pacific
4
j\r Sop
1-iV S°P
6,100
74
•fit
10,800
47%
400
6%
8%
10,400
6%
--
6%
100
4%
Feb
'
176 %
1
20%
GO
175% 177%
17574
'
U S
Air
U S
Ceramic
U S Foil
New
i
•
<'
Tile
class
50c
;
Consolidated
9%
300
B
68%
17,900
4174
3,000
42 74
Oct
8%
8%
8%
1,000
874
4%
4%
4%
400
2Va
Jan
4%
5:fa
4,200
1%
Jan
Oil
10
_25c
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion Corp
62!
-
38
37%
39
18%
17%
191
Jun
1574
2074
3674 Sep
22% May
30
Jan
17%
17%
4,800
13%
Jan
7%
7%
2,000
6Va
Jan
1
10%
10%
65
$60
$60
99'
*97 74
100
10274
57
5874
$58
.
4574
4574
4674
$40
29
4574
5174
38 74
..
44
Ex-dividend,
x
y
Ex-fights,
Ex-liquidating dividend.
z
being traded flat.
'
tFriday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported in receivership. ^
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; **cum,"
Jun
17%
7%
__
90
64
$63
ABonds
Jan
5
15
14
(Fla)„_.
Utah-Idaho Sugar
tribution.
9 V4 Mar
53
90
(not
Feb
14
95
90
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included tn year's range),
d Ex-interesi.
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (hot Included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
1274 Aug
Sep
100,400
.
f
.
19
93 VB
90
-
May
180
1674
$90
90
180
180
$120
1939
7874 July
4574 Oct
Oct
1,600
(City of) Germany—
(80% redeemed)
180
1874
$13
1374 Mar
Feb
45%
9%
; 68%
.
Inc...
Controls
74 July
9% Jan
184
$16!4
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana
Mar-Sepf
stamped (Plan A) 27'as 2008
Peru (Republic of)— ;
|v
.Jan-July
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
i,—
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012. .Jan-July
Sep
190
2.'.
$175
A Hanover
.Feb-Aug
(Prov) 674s! 1949
stamped (Plan A) 274s 2008.. .May-Wow
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
.May-Nov
1947...
I
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Ocf
2774 Aug
774 Jan
4
25c
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co.
United-Stores Corp
American Corp
,
1674 Mar
1,600
42%
1
.
Universal
Universal
5%
4312
1
1
*
2,000
22.
4%
%'9%
_1
:
wi
20 y8
5
1
50c
Co
B
class B
Universal
•
Aluminum...
Conditioning Corp..
Sep
$181
April-Oct
Maranliao
Oct
574
—
.Feb-Aug
7s
1174 Mar
n May
1951
&
...
Jan
874
$125
_Feb-Aug
1952
B
Port
A Hanover
5074 Aug
Feb
4
.100
74
Sep
35
Aug
2/'tf Jan
Sep
6%
8
5
;
16,000
1$S
dep rets ord registered——10 s
United
4:,u
l(i
47
Investing—2.60
&
United Milk Products
J United Molasses Co Ltd—
G
.
•
i
8.300
1
_10c
United Elastic Corp
United Improvement
7%
6
4%
1
United" Cuban Oil Inc
Va
4,V
7
_1
.
:
100
;
,
18.74 Oct
774 Jan
2374
*
A
Waterways 674a 1956-,., .Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing AssnDebt Adjustment debs—
574s series A 19C7____
Jan-July
474s series B 1967
Jan-July
ADanzig
'
..Jan-July
1951
7s
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks
4
%
:
cumula¬
voting-trust certificates;
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc,"
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w,"
without warrants.
•
Feb
8
.
v
Stock and Bond Averages
*
Valspar Corp
;
Van Norman
Industries warrants
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
r
1
__
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co..:
2
Vita Food Products
Vogt Manufacturing
'
;
Baking voting trust
Jl'.'o. preferred
.
VVaitt & Bond Inc common
$2 cumulative
Webb
&
ctfs
Welman
&
Chemical
West Texas
Western
41..
•
214
27,600
200
ljv :
1%
l .rir
-.
78.10
87.93
87.99
212.58
87.11
78.15
88.08
212.28
87.22
78.05
79.67
2974
Feb
Oct.
14——.
634.27
157.11
88.02
211.37
87.01
78.08
79.45
474 Mar
Oct.
15
637.48
158.58
87.82
212.35
87.05
78.21
79.35
2
74 Mar
117
Jan
Jan
31
Jun
Jan
174
8.53;
Oct
~2%
6.900
374
100
3/{f Aug
474
9.000
ill Jan
74
Jan
'
1
374 Jan
Range for
Closing
Date—
Oct. 12
103.71
Oct. 13—
103.85
Low
31
30
31
400
2774
35
Mar
Wed.
Oct. 14
103.95
33
34
900
2774
Sep
37
Apr
Thurs
Oct. 15
103.57
High
Westmoreland Inc—
—10
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing-*.,.—_1
White Eagle International Oil Co
10c
2814
29
225
27
Sep
3174
104.18
Low
42
42 '•>
100
3774
Jan
44
Apr
Apr
Oct. 16—
.
74
2,000
1914
800
White
Stag
Mfg
L".
Co..
1.1
1
Wichita River Oil Corp........
Wickes (The) Corp
181a
19>2
.____1
J
2
;
2274
2314
1
12%
1314
1314
Williams-McWilliams Industries
11%
11
117a
2
1,000
2,000
„
Wilson
5%
(R C) & Co
Brothers
common
1
...
preferred
250
3174
3.000
2014
8814
Inc
18
625
8674
20
.2
.
1474
American
dep rets ord regular
43%
43%
4414
preference
1
Co...
Zapata Off-Shore Co....
Zapata Petroleum Corp
lOo
-BONDS
Inc 574s
Al.sco
Steel
AAmer
Stock
Interest
:
Period
Exciiange
Bethlehem
Pump 4s
Steel
Edison
Boston
subord debs
conv
&
Elec
1974.
debs
inc
Chemoil
Industries
Chicago
Transit
series
debs
6s
177/8
Feb
874
Sep
Oct
4,100
Aug
974
1,600
29 74
414 Sep
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
10514
...
85%
or
Friday's
N
Finland
Residential
General
Builders
June-Dec
__
85
178
3674
823
36
87
j
82
83!
a
T20
—
79%
24
84
J
1963
& Western
Valley RR
Research
National
574s
New
RR
4s
1963
1970
4s
50"4
53
28
38
1
$98! 4
86
Jan-July
;
&
Television,
5674
3374
1961
1st mortgage
Service
Electric
Rapid American Co
574s
24
79%
&
Water
debs
•
California
374s
-
'
'
—•"
series
B
20
78
85%
1967
May-Wop
.
—
3s
24
97
5
87 %
$90
$86
'
—
97%
$121
94%
100
85%
15
80
'
--
.
89%
90%
_
86
'
981
115'a
78
a
$85
Mar-Sepf
78
101'%
87
1981—May-Noc
deb *62„Jan-Ju7p
1965
88
$117% 118
3a
conv
Edison
80
April-Oct
Corp
96
79
$67
89%
89%
128
93%
57
Feb-A up
--
$70
Feb-Aup—
Feb-Aup
75r*a
1973
...
1979
G
1981—.
'474s
series
I
1982________.
474s
series
J
1982
474s
series
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
374s
1970
(Calif)
Electric
3s
374s
Wasatch
1971
1970
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
Jan-July
June-Dec
West
Knapp Inc
Penn
$1,010,000
5s debs
Traction
5s
1974
1960
5
98
$25,323,000
Jan
Week Ended Oc t. 16
—
of
1958
556,754,536
11,543,106
—
24,402,570
650,502,098
16,000
Shares——-.—
U.
S.
99,000
$1,271,000
55,892,000
52,739,020
31,754,000
1,185,585,600
1,005,265,100
$33,025,000 $1,241,494,600
$1,058,207,120
—
Bank
;
Foreign
Railroad
and
$104,000
$1,000
Government-
International
Industrial—
24,313,000
—
$25,323,000
Total
97%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
95
90%
123
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
100
78
96 %
Foreign
Stocks
Domestic
(No. of
Bonds
Shares)
85%
Mon.
86 %
Wed.
84
640.305
Thur. Oct. 15
Oct. 12—
93
Fri.
Bonds
135,000
^
115,000
10,000
——
138,000
5,000
978,335
Total
$110,000
117,000
155,000
$631,000
$30,009
126,000
122,000
$6,000
£667,000
$1,000
171,000
16,000
4,1^9,625
Oct. 16
Total
Bonds
Bonds
3,000
762,450
760,925
Oct. 14
Foreign
Corporate
$1,000
86
91
Government
$109,000
1,007,610
Tues. Oct. 13
82
83%
16
.
$1,010,000
Stocks—No.
89
82'/a
_
1 to Oct
1959
1958
1959
103
73
'
92%
95
99
101
101
85'a
85%
851»
82%
<
105%
85%
91%
4
99 3
_
82%
87
6
82%
86%
$99
107%
96%
7
85
92
99
_
103
"
91%
6674
91%
2
66
66%
58
$99% 100
.-
—
Week Ended Oct. 16
105%
99
13
—i
86%
100%
100
——
$96%
Jan-July
Jnne-Aug
6,106,000
190,000
'
$90
June-Dec
Webb &
—
3
75"'«
85%
$98
Feb-Aug
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3 74s 1964
—
8534
75r,«.
$83%
Jan-Aup
«
1983
Southern
84
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
-474s Series H !1082__1_____L;
K
$24,313,000
—
Total-
75
76
series
11,543,106
-
131
80
80
374s
4,616,000
2,186,110
Oct. 16-—-
82
$77%
series F
5,042,000
2,529,810
2,319,710
'
$70
Feb-Aug
33
163,000
149,000
O^t. 13———
75%
$80
Jon-July
Feb-Awp
85
69
7
90'2
1976
3%s series E
321,000
2,762,356
5,334,000
5,479,000
4,467,000
5,916,000
1,745,120
Bonds—
38
70
Sales
5,655,000
$3,117,000
89
168
113
'
—
Bond
Bonds
■
374 s series D 1976
'<
86%
116
Government
$3,304,000
Oct. 14——*.—
Fri.
Total
United States
Bonds
Bonds
$187,000
Oct. 12————
Mon.
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
47
89
110
Exchange
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
No. of
Shares
9874
5'
$83
1998.Jan-,July
-1964
5s
87*74
1964—June-Dec
6s
Co
1973
27/aS series C
289.5
—.
1
$100
Jan-July
...April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
374s series A 1973
3s
360.4
'
vV
97
80
Jan-July
Gas
Power
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Southern
•80
112
May-Arop
374s 1968
7s deb
subord
conv
Harbor
290.4
0.3
-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
39%
9774
85
•
7,/ar-Sep
...
374s
Power
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power
3 74s 1970
Safe
liq tr ctfs—
Aprii-Oct
1976__Jan-JMrp
Inc—
1st
Public
382.7
Tues.
47
-
$40
79%
—
debentures
1974
Power
207.1
433.0
Stocks
80
2
82
24
Apr-Oct
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
674s due 1963 extended to 1963—.
Ohio
231.8
-0.1
Transactions at the New York Stock
92
Corp—
subord
Theatres
England
-0.1
Corp—
debentures
convertible
0.4
213.8
289.5*
—
45
7174
324.8
371.5
339.1
428.6
Wed.
82
33
"...
510.5
Low.
12574
8774
57
'
5s
Mining
High
Division—
Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sepf
457.8
570.1
340.4
Service
&
Thur. Oct. 15—
52
527.7
213.6
—-
114
99
_
47
%
554.2
•f 0.1
—0.6
'428.1
————~
Finance
490.7
—0.3
497.7
525.2
516.0
Goods
Utility
'New
517.3
Low
400.1
498.4
Goods
Transportation
Trade,
416.6
—0.2
522.1
Manufacturing
Durable
Change
High
441.3
Oct. 2, '59
9, '59
415.8
Composite ^u;^ ~-u
Jan. 1
Low
No.
:;:65
1978—...Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 674%
National
,
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
High
105!a 11174
J: 42
a 20
mortgage 4s series A 1993——May-No v
Alst mortgage 4s series B 1993.
May
Midland
-
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
-1959-
Percent
Oct.
974 Jan
Western RR—
of
AGuantanamo
27« July
174 May
6.400
a
1973————.Feb-Aug
374 s
77* May
Apr
97a
1st
subord
Jan
174 Aug
47 a
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1970...
A
Authority
Delaware Lack &
6s
6874
23%
.June-Dec
1994
Power 374s 1970
6s Aug 1 1998...
274s
Lackawanna
Oct
4 74
Low
Appalachian
Oct
1974 May
2674 Feb
874
23 7
8%
4%
„„_..+..50c
Friday
American
Feb
274 July
3,900
I.7.:
by market industry
week and with highs and lows for the
1959, for composite and
9,
-
Jan
6T3
1/4
1%
23%
40c
:
prices based on the closing prices of the common
Oct.
compared with the preceding
groups
3174 Aug
43 74
1.300
5s
£1
'
Jewelry
100
ending
Jan
Non-Durable
Wright Hargreaves Ltd.
Zale
21
Ltd—
'
"61L
457k. Jun
week
for
stock
Feb
874
Sep
1274
__
.
.'.8
1674 Mar
8574 Sep
2674 May
750
SEG Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock
74 Mar
2174
14
l
Woodley Petroleum Co.
(F,W)
20
80%
*
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
29:f.j
20
.1374,, Jan
4T
20
25
100
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%'U pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd..;
Wobdall Industries
29%
Jun
474 Apr
2374 July
:t
4 Tit
1
2174
Jan
1274 Sep
1074 Sep
474 Sep
'
Williams
Jun
Sep
1774
1474
200
10
Williams Brothers Co__—__
22%
Fri.
2
1959
109.60 Aug 4
101.-12 Srp 23
Range for
Jan
74 July
300
2
5
174
81.57
J 958
72.75 Jan
33
:
81.66
102.82 Dec 31
High
Tues.
•
Feb
81.55
the following divisors: Industrials, 3.964; Rails, 5.601; Utilities,
20
Stationery
Coal—
81.60
81.65
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Apr
%
81.59
81.43
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
2/j Sep
July
9174 Jan
214
81.57
.
stocks, 19.61
65
23
Oct
Sep
274 Sep
81.56
"
Averages are computed by using
574 Aug
4.74 May
Jan
87.06
40
Bonds
81.56
79.51
157.67
636.98
9
Mon.
Is
79.51
158,67
158.34
84
2%
ities
637.83
Sep
17
.
Rails
638.55
3:!4
100
1
Rails
13———
2
800
Util¬
trials
12———
374
1.700
„
1714
17
.
Grade
Oct.
Oct.
Total
Grade
Oct.
Jan
174
10
Indus¬
Stocks
tries
roads
trials
Second
65
May
Feb
574 Mar
174 Jan
700
Util-
First
10
374
80
95
800
314
374
3'.a.
1%
4
374
Rail¬
Total
15
Sep
274
10,400
1%
9814
20
Date
10
10
30
Jun
Jan
Feb
71
10
500
114
4
.50c
pfd
'
•
#
212.33
22
1
1.25
Inc.:
—Bonds—
—Stocks
14 74 Mar
Jan
274
1,000
2%
5
ord shares.
Western Tablet
Westmoreland
'
2T4
300
representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
1374 Mar
75
214
Leaseholds Ltd.,
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
;
1974
Jan
971a
1%
Development Co
dep rets
the daily closing averages of
are
Jan
Sep
974
21
Western
Amer
listed
Jun
1374
47»
2-14
2%
(Del)
4.40%
874
600
11%
Below
19% May
574 Mar
1.200
15
75
•
Products
Utilities
274 Sep
374 Jan
4
4%
1
Co
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd.
West
5,100
41a
._10c
Instrument
Company Inc
Manufacturing
Wenlworth
3,100
6%
.30
Knapp Inc common
Webster Investors Inc
4
f
9%
1
$6 series preference
•
Feb
Indus¬
•
..100
preferred.
Wallham Precision
6%
14 7 H
.
•
Wagner
Jan
9,400
:
Waco Aircraft Co
■
474
13%
5%
11 %
•
;
6
1,300
3!a
5%
25c
;
1674 July
774 July
Jan
1,200
5%
12%
12%
Vinco Corporation"
;
1 *
3 OTh
a
5!
5%
90
97%
61%
1959
*01%
of
Shares—
16
1958
4,149,625
—
6,927,000
300,660,934
167,655,649
$354,000
Bonds-
government
corporate.
Total
24,000
6,000
29,000
$20,552,010
1,433,000
1,218,000
$14,717,000
30.000
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
Jan. .t. to Oct.
1959
S631.000
Stocks—No.
75
99
1958
$667,000
$407,000
$23,203,000
$17,574,000
—
—
1,360,000
1,497,000
33
34
The Commercial and
(1658)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October
,
19.
1959
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED OCTOBER
16
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock
Exchange
Last
STOCKS
SalejPrice,
~
Cast
stocks
Par
American
Motors
American
Sugar
American
Tel & Tel——L....
Refining
30?
2
328
65%
1,760
26
79s;,
59? «
60?o
110
58?4
Sep
74% Mar
59?a
58 ?«
59?i,
1,259
58?2
50? 2
142
Sep
Jan
65% Mar
55'%
85
.
—25
»
4;663
-29Y# Sep74% Sep
89%
New
Apr
62%
Union
U
Sep
S
48%
48? 4
27%
28%„
*
Eastern Mass St Ry Co 5% pfd adj_100
First National Stores.Inc—
Ford Motor Co
,7:—
5
59
59%
208
59
81%
84%
310
64%
50-% Feb
Co
Electric
General
—
..
Kennecott
Copper
Lone Star
Maine
Corp
S
Jan
Oct
11
i'i
Electric
I
8
299
74
Sep
44% Mur
58%
Oct
V,i
81
33?a Oct
44
93%
30%
■398
1,846
—*
4
100
29
?ts
106
349
106
15
91 %
117?4
Sep
87
Sep
98% Jan
Detroit. Stock
U ;*S>
12%
1
1
System-—-—20
England Tel & Tel Co
100
New
Rac
New
Assoc—
Service
England
When issued
Northern
——
RR
H)__
(N
350
20%
185
1,435
188 %
37%
66
38
73?
20
-
125
11c
20
20?a
—100
—
12?%
8c
Companies
Electric
STOCK8
Jan
East
Aug
73?/4
4
90
1
12% Oct
6c
Sale Price
14?; Jan
100
Electric
Allen
Bohn Aluminum <fe Brass
Jan
Pennsylvania
Shawmut
<Stone
RR
—...
1
1
•"
—
203
July
Oct
38
73% Oct
90
42? 4
58
Sep
Feb
Power
16%
92
30?i,
616
27
32% Mar
DWG
56?s
160
53 Vt
Feb
64 ?a
Apr
26
10
33 7/U
Jan
43?i
Oct
Jan
33% Aug
Sep
45
32 tit
155
28%
26%
2,692
25%
Cigar
—
General Alotors
54%
255
45%
Jan
58?; Aug
95%
670
Goebel
707/#
Feb
97% July
Par
■'
1%
Oct
29%
Sep
2% Apr
44% Alar
63'
64
.868
51V2
Jan
72 ?4 Alay
"
13%
Sep
16% July
"53
May
60% Mar
27
12%
2,705
148
57
.
.
...
_
Range Stnee Jan. 1
505
37 7
Oct
49
85
505
51%
Feb
25?a
1,160
18?;
Jan
55%
2,631
85 % Sep
28% July
58:?i July
4% Jan
54?;
Michigan Chemical
32% Jan
2?;
1%
600
1?8 July
Sep
14
300
14
30
32
323o
1,575
15?;
■
-
■
15?,,
25
609
315
1 ?B
Feb
2%
Feb
5?
4
Jan
18% July
Jan
9?;
200
8?;
7?2
4
Sep
31
July
8%
Jun
Oct.
32
Jali
35
Aug
10%
Jan
16
Sep
1?;
Sep
1% Jan
1%
1,378
2%
2%
700
2
Vb Aug
14?2
14?;
886
11
Jun
17% July
19
19
200
18?;
Apr
25
V-
42% Aug
20
172
30
3
13% Mar
Mar
2?;
100
2
r
July
-
•
2
Sep
45
2?a„"
2?
1?0
7
-
.
a
2?;
27;
I
_
H
1
LaSalle Wines
Leonard Refineries
Oct
Oct
38
-
_1
High
26%
1%
—10
_
47% Alar
Jan
2?;
_____il
—
31%
Jun
15?;
85
_1
.
Mar
41?;
3,518
37?;,
55?;
2..50
;
125
5,316
26?;
24?;.
•
—"I
:
..—
31?;
43?;
85
.
_
& Chemical—
31?;
43 ?;
25?;
25?;
■•••
*
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
Lansing Stamping
for Week
Shares »
13?;
57
'.
—1
Manufacturing
Ironite Inc
Sales
of Prices
I,ow
'
Hoskins
Exchange
Range
Sale Price
'■
*.
410
2,329
43?;
___1.66%
Corp
"Higbie Alfg
V'
1%
26 ?74
x
Brewing
Great Lakes Oil
f
May
12% Sep
Jan
30%
l?'a
13%
5
_
—_
Graham Paige
East
'220
Alar
3
35
8%
64
3
—
Co
53%
STOCKS
Jan
Jan
2%
22
-
:
Jan
30?;
v
1
Corporation
Motor
94 %
Week's
100
/'/
'
20
Fruehauf Trailer
Mar
54%
Friday
400
105« ; •
•
.
High
23%
Oct
30 ?72
■
5
__
95%
Cincinnati. Stock
2%
27? a
13?o
Jan
_25
Shoe Machine Corp..
Wcstinghouse Electric Corp__
Range Slnee Jan. 1
Low
2?a
.
Detroit Steel Corp
19%
Apr
July
-12.50
United
" .
Sales
Shares
27? a
^
e
Detroit Edison——
43 ?4
15? i
31%
Co
,|
for Week
*•
340
10 ?2
10
—
common-
56 Yb
43? t
Ford
Fruit
,
.
Aug
97% Jul?
July
%
Ex-Cell-O
United
Jan
for the Iransiniision
14 ?2
.
.
27? a
—
—
Feb
25%
Torrington Co_
12%
'
5
:
K
29
—
Inc
Inc...._ /
Stop & Shop
16?8
,-_-10
__
•
Association
Webster
&
295
4
J.U>?
43%'Map
107 V<
Mar
"89
High
14?2
Briggs Alanufacturing ___i-__—
Brown-McLaren Mfg
III
Burrouglis Corporation
—5
—25
Chrysler Corp
Consumers
50
48
—...5
% >•
1,
Prices
Low
,
1
__—
Feb
Consolidated paper
Olin Mathieson Chemical.. /
95
* *
71?4
185
::
149%
Exchange
of
,1
19c
Jan
37%
Wrigley Store.s___.__
21%
Jan
19% Jan
Feb
Jan
Week's
Range
Friday
Feb
115
28?4
78% AUg" '.,
Oct
121'%
'33%
95
Jan
93
78
'
72"? 4
8
■
84?; July
58?
76
Sep
32
99% 102? a
11.50
Jar,
12?#
43
41?* ■IT
41 ?8-
2%
Jan
19?« Sep/.,'
*13% Serj'
■
Jan
32%
,142
16.66%
Apr
64%
Sep
,142%-
74%
..
_________1
Aug
59%
9%
25
-•
.
52
51
5
2?2
-
.12%/ ia?'8
__i
Steely
1.9
Jan,
Sep
46 Vz Oct
313
I;%:-
,4. 52 $
17? u'
•
63%
41?*
25
.
•
75
Sep
ACF
National
32.
.
Par
Narragansett
41%
48%
28% May
Ja»
85
'
41?#
High
Feb.
21?8
3
We are indebted to thc firm of W. E. IIUTTON ^; CO
';*
of these Cincinnati prices.
July
81%
„
34
pfd
cum
6%
100
Jan
33% Feb
56%
—
5r/o-
Sep
Sep
33? «
Cement Corp—
Central RR
77%
25 V*
1
5
—
common.
co
6%
47%
38
___50
Co_c
Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
6%
107
70%
_1
—___i
Low
86
22?a
70%
47%
—25
Carbide
Shoe
Westinghouse
10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc common—.10
Cities Service
1
(wi)
common
Texaco. :Co
U
53
22
*9
Range Since Jan. 1
High
^7%,
.—-25
—
(Ohio—
10
Studebaker-Fackard
_____j.___—___t_l
43% May
29%
78? 4
'
•
Indiana
of
(N J)___
Oil
Standard
Oct
05%
29%
50
—
Trust..
Feb
Brands
Oil
Standard Oil
Low
22
—50c
.
Standard
36"?# May
Oct
Rand
Standard
High
.
30%
"
——
Personal Prop
LOW
High
79 ?b
.33%
Anaconda Company ______—•>—
Boston Edison Co__
Boston
Sperry
Range Since Jan. 1
61? 4
65%
25
l
corni
Shares
30%
—5
Corp—
for Week
of Prices
Low
■
I
Par
Range
Sale Price
n
Sales
Week's
Friday
High"
Low
,
'
-
27it
Jan
,
'
Manufacturing
American Laundry
Acronca
Burger Brewing
1
___
20
•
,
/ Cincinnati
—
—8~50
__10
Milling
4
39%
19
8?4
27.
40
21
8
19
200
15
427;,
37?4
42%
150
37'% Oct
52%
Feb
I
"—III. 10
Champion Paper
Gas
40
43 ?;4
43? 4
14
37%
50%
Feb
32? 8
32 ?ii
33
37 VB
Jan
47%
Jun
—
—___
Carey Manufacturing
Cincinnati
8?
429
38 ?4
__
90%
39?«
60
90
91%
430
Jan
Jun
31% Sep
38?o Sep
90
Oct
Aug
Parke Davis &
5
Corp
Rudy Alanufacturing
•
Studebaker-Packard
Diamond National
1
31%
32%
92
31%
Oct
32%
—j.—10
52 ?#
53 %
81
44
Jan
_——5
63%
56% July
74
544
25
common
Plcher
Eagle
Gibson
Co_____—
Art
30?;.
Little
Miami
Procter
RR
50
Gamble
&
——'2
common—
Rapid-American
1
.
Unlisted
30%
64%
31%
34%
34%
34%
83
82%
84
32%
32 %
32%
1.125
20
60
Jan
75
27% Jun
Vinco
Oct
V.
May
34 %
Corporation
Walker & Co class A__-_
^
-
—
American
&
New
Steel
76
58?,.
57%
58%
110
13?b
15%,
33
5
Telegraph Co—$33%
_
Armco
230
44%
—
American Telephone
Co
3
27%
43%
10.
Cyanamld——
Anaconda
12%
26%
1
.
American Radiator
12%
44%
!
.
1
12
———
Airlines
American Can
79
78%
Oct
34%
73%
Jan
—.10
——;
350
9%
Jan
16% Alar/
1,107
21?a
Apr
24%
Jan
11 ?2
100
Jan
13%
Jun
18 Va
395
Jun
19%
Sep,
3?4
1
to
Ashland Oil—
5% Algr
Oct
500
39
Alar
40 ?a
250
/.15- •15-
15
July
16
Midwest Stock
Feb
33?'#
41%
Apr
50?8
47
Feb
65
13?i Sep
Friday
Apr
STOCKS
Jan
18?i
79%
435
75
59%
26
59
Sep
89?
74
Sep
65V2 Alar
23% Jun
75%
265
32%
GO
20%
21 ?«
48
19 ? a
Jan
14
50
107'u
Oct
4
Jan
Acme
Alar
Steel
Admiral
Co
10
Gorp
80% July
32 W July
Allegheny
Ludlum
Steel
30%
;3i?4
1.900
26?ft
Paper
High
7
Feb
31?i
Jan
.
7?i,
20 ?„
,,
2j?;,
700
77„
•
7%
1.300
17?!)
13?;
12?;
13?;
55%
55%
57%
300
49%
49%
49? 4
100
6?;
16%
17%
*
—
,
*
84?; Apr.
34% July
29?; Alay,.
;
Feb
10
•
.
Sep
Aug
10%
3.900
—__1
17
700
1
Laboratories
Allied
Low
61%
50c
i._____
Range Since Jan, 1
500
20 7„
Brass Manufacturing
Alleghany Corp (Un)_*
;
i
•'
67%.
1
Akron
25% May
17 ?8 May
Sliarea
iiigh
LOW
y*64?;
—50c
Advance Ross Electronics Corp
". Sales
for Week
x04?2
5
common
-.
»f Prices
Par
Laboratories
I
Range
Sale Price-
Apr
transactions only
Week's
*
.
East
July
Abbott
9
17%
Feb
Boeing
Airplane
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Cities
-
50
56%
52
31%
31%
31%
50
2
67?it
67%
120
—_25
Service
63%
63%
1
10
-
Products
Curtiss
44
56
5
—;
City Products
Clopay.
Colgate-Palmolive
Columbia Gas System—.—
Corn
44
8
_______
_
48 >3
5?ii
1
10
_,i
48%
44? 4
•_
_.._I1
44%
4
5 Vn
5?«
10
38?;,
57
21
37?
21%
2
21?#
Wright
1
51
31%
31
65
Feb
.
Aluminium
44%
?/4 Sep
50%
Aluminum Co
Allis-Chalmers
Jan
64? 4
44
DuPont
50%
49?* Mar
American
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30
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,
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,
Volume 190
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Number 5891
Chronicle
(1659)
35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Par
Calumet
&
Canadian
Hecla
Inc
Low
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2%
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26%
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34% July
400
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Apr
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200
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36
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26%
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400
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25
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45
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■
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American
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32%
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45
46 %
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Feb
Northern
Indiana
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Sep
37
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Oct
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Pacific
States
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Oct
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Service
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Co
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45%
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13
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40
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Pacific
52% May
700
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30%
500
26
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200
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31
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Sep
Oct
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it
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17
300
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13 7 4
100
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39
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13 7 4
45% .Apr
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81
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21%
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Jan
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9%
500
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7%
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Gulf
Oil
2%
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7%
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Sep
66% July
3%
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9%
Jan
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84
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54',,
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6,900
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58% July
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100
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09 7. i
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4
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900
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35%
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66
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56
200
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31
81
Aug
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50% July
120
July
57% Aug
31%
600
24%
Jan
34 Va May
13%
Apr
6'/a
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42
100
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Oct
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kropp Forge Co
————..5
64
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65
300
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2 7 ii
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200
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Lincoln
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100
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400
35 Va
Jun
45% Aug
29
300
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May
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411/4
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36%
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Marshall
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Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
Morline
Manufacturing
Monroe Chemical
10
42.
52%
Apr
37
Oct
41%
41%
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41
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47
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64
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15%
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591/4 July
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50
59%
58 Vi
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8,800
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•
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Jun
19%
Sep
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52% Apr
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381/4 May
66%
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26%
26%
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200
24
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5
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31
400
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100
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Texaco
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Texas
54%
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57
Apr
July
Transmission
Gas
Inc
54% July
Gas
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Oct
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400
Jan
54%
54%
56'A
700
52 Va
Oct
70
29
29%
550
23%
Jan
16
16
16 Va
200
15%
Jan
31 Va Sep
17'/a May
-__1
57'A
56
57'A
300
54'A
Sep
70
Feb
2
32'A
32
32'A
400
23% Jun
34 Va
.—5
Sep
22%
21
22%
700
17
___1
8%
8%
1,900
4%
Jan
1
,38%
._.
50c
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
5
•
Co_—,—____.—;_
_
Co
5
Trane Company..
Transsmerica
7% July
8IV2 July
Corp
Tri
—
Radio
Corp—,
64% July
32% Mar
Union
Carbide
Feb
Union
Electric
70
July-
Union
Pacific
S'/a May
—
Continental Corp
117
(Un)
Film (Un 1
—
1
Corp
Aircraft
Air
139
Fruit
States
Feb
May
38%
100
37%
Sep
42%
Feh
33
100
30'A
Sep
43%
Apr
120%
Feb
150% July
Jun
35% Mar
139
142%
800
31%
32%
1,200
30
32
32%
1,100
30
38%
40%
200
42%
1,000
26%
26%
2,700
25
Sep
95%
98%
1,800
89
Sep
60%
61%
800
46%
Jan
98% 102
2,900
88%
Feb
22
2,200
19
Sep
40%
Inc..
Co
26%
19%
Oct
23'/a
Jan
United
150
25'%
Jan
31%
Sep
U S
Rubber Co
1,100
10%
Oct
13%
Jan
U
Steel
93
97
300
80%
Jan
98
Apr
Universal Oil Products Co
17
17
400
16
Aug
23%
'/a
Sep
37% Sep
38 %
30%
44% July
Jan
Feb
65% Mar
45
Mar
Jan
Feb
ya Jun
12% July
38%
41%
(Un)
24
33
32%
(Un)
Corp
Lines
—
8%
32%
Co
RR
United
19%
(Un)—
Airlines—
Wcrld
Trav-ler
Jan
29%
5
—
Edison
31%
87% Aug
35 % Apr
29% July
Transmission.
2,200
11% Mar
"
—
■
7'%"
7','4
'200
46%
.46%
46%
100
6%
46
% May
59
Jan
43 %
44%
300
32%
Jan
43 %
44%
29%
44
400
32%
Jan
62% May
62% May
28%
30
3,000
26%
Sep
36%
200"
70%
Feb
18
500
17%
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8
Jan
22% Feb
Wisconsin
Sep
17
Feb
Wisconsin
13%
21%
150
20%
Jan
23
Mar
Woolworth
19
19
100
15%
Jan
20
Mar
World
800
1V#
Jan
9
Mar
Wrigley
300
113%
Jan
1B1
145
145
33%
34%
1,000
20
20%
850
3%
3%
3%
100
49%
49%
49 %
900
(F
W)
Publishing
(Wm)
Co
(Un).
Aug
55
95
95%
300
71
30%
30%
300
28% Sep
75
75
34%
-10
_10
_10
25
43 % July
75
2,100
Apr
Yb July
108%
Aug
68
30 Va
95%
v
118%
45% Sep
10% Sep
200
Jan
Feb
May
19% May
97% July
39 Vb July
75
Oct
35%
200-
28
Jan
36 Fa
Oct
37%
400
35%
Sep
40%
Jan
26%
61
40
36%
26%
800
23% Jun
53% Jan
27%
Jan
60%
61
52
81%
53
80%
81%
1,600
90
8,600
43
Aug
80% Oct
80
May
61
Oct
53
Oct
91% July
Apr
41%
16%
Jan
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
3%
Feb
22% Aug
5% Jan
Youngstown
Sheet
Tube
56% July
Zenith
Jan
300
12
39%
__1
Co
32% Sep
39
___.
(Un)—
Co
jr.
50
11%
38%
30%
Oct
Electric. Power^
Public Service
49%
12
38%
.12.50
89% May
100
33%
.1
Wieboldt Stores Inc $4.25 pfd
Wisconsin Bankbdares Corp—.—
13%
145
.10
23
—2%
Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp_.
Whirlpool
Corp
21%
8%
22%
Co
13%
8%
102
Union
13%
8%
95%
(Un)__
Inc
Western
17%
19
Gypsum
Corp
18
1
page
Jan
2,500
11
*
see
61%
19%
19%
20 %
:__
Co
(Un)
footnotes
1
_____1
:—*
Octc
48'A
13%
30
*
1
Co
Monsanto Chemical
For
4
46%
47 Va
1'.
19%
16%c
(Un)
21% Mar
1,500
47%
51%
10%
1
Medusa Portland Cement
Jan
35% Sep
13% Sep
17 Va
Corp
Feb
12
25
29%
17
Mfg_~
July
38
39%
28% May
Webcor
Cement
Mar
(>.25
Company
Walgreen
Marquette
54 y4
13%
:
30
97
& Co
(Henry C)
55
11% May
22%
19%
1
_1
,Jan
Feb
38
1
10%
(Un). ——25
common—
Oct
9% Mar
43
18
38% July
50% Jan
37
>
i
w
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
&
Oct
38 y2
13
United
Sep
45
45%
53 y4
13%
United
—
40
18%
Sundstrand
Jan
29Jan
1,000
Corp
Sunbeam
*
43%
(Ohio)
Furniture
45May
900
57
70% July
73% Apr
i
w
Feb
30%
Sep
73%
Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Jun
93%
54% Jan
Feb
43%
41
(Un)
Equipment
Corp ___;
28%
30%
Sep
43%
Aug
10
Railway
17%
54%
45%
200
A
(Un)
Co
Thor Power Tool
92%
300
1,300
2,200
39
(Un)
Oil
Toledo
93-
Apr
35%
38
Indiana
J
Standard
Jan
54'
(Un)_——8.76
Corp (Un)___—*
48%
10%
California
20th Century-Fox
Kansas
Oct
17%
49%
common
Oil
Apr
Jan
35
38
Dredging
36%
60%
Feb
1,500
45
(Un)
Standard
35%
Jan
48%
17%
53%
Co class
Co
Jan
6
Sep
35%
A
(Un)
Standard
Trans
a
Stephens &: Shinkle Shoe
41
41%
Southwestern Public Service
Swift
1,100
62%
Socony Mobil Oil
Rand
July
23
27
Pen
Pacific
.
Apr
17%
Corp
Southern Co
Southern
52% Mar
21'
15%
35%
Corp
Schwitzer Corp
1
Sears Roebuck & Co
New
Oct
8% Jan
55%
—1
National Stockyards
Public Service class
Sinclair
Jan
3
Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co__
Schenley Industries (Un)
Sheaffer
Aug
Feb
Apr
!
Standard
St Louis
48%
15'/a
St
Sperry
Jun
12%
12.50
Ex-distribution
Jchnson
58% July
102% Aug
700
•
Co
Feb
3,800
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Storkline
Hcileman
Hibiurd Spencer Bartlett.———
42
100
..Feb
17
of Indiana
Brothers
St Louis
,
900
92%
65
30% May
16%
Feb
_1.66%
Cooperage
Greyhound
51%
200
Towing—
ron-cum
Greif
200
2.000
50%
100 % 104%
Oct
8%
48%
100%
13%
3%
200
1
> 19%
ii
27
300
3,400'
—5
500
8%
1
46% May
Aug
62
(R
300
74%
Chemical.—u..—
21% May
36%- Oct
26% Sep
35
38%
Apr
19%.
44%
&'•
16% Apr
58% Jun
.
Apr
18
Feb
25%
2,000
Goixlycar Tire & Rubber Co—_______5
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock..——_—
3,000
25%
37%
31
River Raisin
3 1
—__8
18%
July
66%
Rlchman
1,400
Brothers
Goldblatt
29
47
Sep
77 7»
—1
2,500
100
Sep
47%
^
31
1,600
85 Va
70%.'
ex-distribution——1
30
60
10 Vs July
4<i%
Co
Corp
22%
48 Va
28 Vu
71
1,100
60
Jan
55 %
Gent Telephone & Electronids Corp—10
General Tire & Rubber
>——83 %c
Jan:
56% May
23%
4
Jan
8%
_5
Jan
54% Mar
35%
.
23%
73%
Feb
7 7 7.«
Utilities
Oct
48%
Va
Cement-———1
Portland
General
46%
75%
7
46%
General'Motors Corp—
General
400
2.50
50%
3%;
(Un)——.—1
48%
16%
!
20
5
General -Dynamics
General Electric Co—.—:
Sep
46%
& Chemical (Un)
Metals Co
400
60
Sep
28 Vb
20
Inc
900
59%
60
—.V—2.50
-1
r_—
General Contract Finance—2
Jan
47
2,700
58%
_10
300
%
25%
5,000
29%
15%
Republic Steel Corp
85
9
8,400
51%
28%
17
—5
2tf'n
9%.
10
-2
—
Transportation
Box
.
Co__—.—--a—
31%
50%
Oct
42% May
32% May
16
Corp of America (Un).
Raytheon Company
,
8'it
Apr
40%
Radio
.'
7 7it
.
32%
33%c
Quaker Oats Co
81
,
«
100
58%
;
(Un)_
251
it
84 7
36%
33 %c
Public Service
26'
26 s::
—5
—
36%
Mar
25
(The)
l!)7it
1
2
L
Co—
Jan
52
45%
Corp
Reynolds
Reynolds
'
Corp
Ford' Motor
Sep
50
Rexali Drug
Firstamerica
31
62 %
15
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Potter Co
Jun
92 V4 July
Apr
Sep
13%
Co
400
Aug
92%
•
Philco
35V4
Sep
87',4
t
32%
27
i
Pepsi-Cola Co
47% Mar
Jan
85"
28%
Phonograph (Un)—5
400
•37%
87%
3
—
84 1
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259%
.5
(Uni——
Gas
Radio
Emerson
(Un)
Inc-—
Co
El Paso Natural
83
5
——
13
30%
48%
(Un)
Parke-Davis & Co
*
Dow- Chemical Co—
132
Oct
Feb
8
26%
62
25
American World Airways
Pictures (Un)_
Pfizer
D
38%
Feb
Feb
24%
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light & Coke
100
32 7
.
37 %
106
200
3,300
6.25
Paramount
:
200
8%
75%
31
5
,
L_
600
a
68% May
Mar
48%
31%
—
28
30%
10r6i
34% Mar
Sep
32%
7.50
Corp
57%
32%
.
99 % Apr
109% May
Oct
Gas——
Chemical
29%
10nit
Jun
53%
18
56%
-
28%
100
38%
467ii
5
—
America—
Cudrthji Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)—___
50
1,100
>
Sep
300
30%
___:—12.
__.
46%
—V
.
53%
30'
Sep
126% July
23%
3.33
30%
—10
650
%
29%
Manufacturing Co
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
Oklahoma Natural
33% Oct
Sep
Va
Aug
24% Mar
Mar
23 7 it
57%
5
Can Co
11% May
63%
61
48
5
Ohio Edison Co '
250
33?k
21%
23
23 7 it
1.33%
—
_
27% Jan
Jan
53 Va
Feb
453a
937.1. 93%
104% 104%
100
—
Consumers Power Co
Continental
937i
—100
preferred-——2V_—
Aug
5%
Jan
82%
'
5.25%;; preferred
Consolidated Foods—
24
500
Co—
Bancorporation
100
58%
V-
107
8%
50%
•
_10
5
Power
200
21
--
58%-
common. _——25
44
'
25%
24%
36%
Ry
31%
21%
,_10
50
1,000
•
83
13'%•
33%
—
(U11)—_ _;
.
48%
48.
—•—5
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia Gas
45 %
■83
;
•
,
—is
Ilium—
''
46%.
1
—
4%%-preferred
Cleveland
45%
-
Jan
30%
(Minnesota). (Un)
0
58%
37%
Illinois Gas Co
31%
100
49 %
300
8%
(Un)_.
Corp
Northern
47
1,200
32%
47%
r •
Feb
32%
___.
Aviation
Northern
—
Cincinnati
40%
54%
54%
108% 111
111
RR
American
1
High
1,100
29%
:
North
Apr
72% May
63%
._.
>
Apr
185
Low
50%
8
Register—
National Distillers Prod (Un)
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un
National Tile & Mfg
Range Since Jan.
High
106% 109%
—
37%
,
Shares
Specialities
A
National Cash
New
Sales
for Week
49%
3
Motor
/
Range
Low
Co
Inc
class
,
Week's
of Prices
Apr
67%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (vjn i—u
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific——*
Chicago-& Northwestern Ry—
A
27% July
3 Va Jan
Montgomery Ward &
Sep
4%
4%
62%
Jan
Par
200
28
20
—_5
common
18'%
High
■
27'»
26 7
Last
Sale Price
1,300
27
■
.
;
preferjTd-—25
$3 convertible
Chemctron Corp
series
2
—1
Cbamplin Oil & Refining
5%
;
27%',
Low
2%
24'
2'»
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
'23%:'■ "»237«
i_5
Export Gas Ltd
OCTOBER Ifi
Sales
Friday
Feb
Radio
Corp
&
22
135%
135
135%
200
117
Jan
141
Aug
Sep
103%
100% 103%
250
88
Sep
135
Jun
19%
19%
20
900
12% Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
Monday, October 19, 1959
.
(1660)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 16
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
v'V
■■
Admiral
Air
Alaska
657s
---*
Lines
Warrants
(Un)
(Un)
1
—
—
-1
10
*
Aluminum Co of America (Unv.
l
American Airlines Inc com
(Un)
1
American Bosch-Arma Corp (Un)——2
American Brdcst-Para Theatres (Uni-1
American Can Co (Un)
.—-12.50
American Cement Corp<pfd (Un)——25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)_——10
American Electronics Inc_.
—1
Amer & Foreign Power
(Un)——•
American Motors Corp
(Un)
—5
American Potash & Chemical Corp..—*.
American Standard Sanitary (Un)—5
American Smelting & Refining (UiU -.*
4r,«
7
7
13
700
9%
300
9%
CP-—r——33 A
Viscose
American
Aropex
Co (Un)--—-—-25
Corp (Un)
25
Tobacco
American
Corp —
(The)
-l
.
—50
Andersoh-Prichard Oil Corp (Unj—10
Arkansas Louisiana Gs (Un)_.
5
Armco Steel Corp
(Uny
10
Armour & Co (111)
(Un)
—.——5
<Un<
Warrants
.
-
(Un)—._——
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)__13
& Ohio RR com (Un)~—100
Bandmi
Petroleum Co
—
1
1
1
1
5
Consolidated
Barnhart-MorrOw
Aircraft Corp—Aircraft Corp (Un).
Bell
38)t2
27*2
1,000
29 %i
100
-
Sep
39% July
July
115
May
26%
Apr
Apr
33%
Jan
24%,
Apr
39
May
31%
29 7
0
31%;
900
Sep
20%," Feb
31%
Oct
44)2
43-'
1
44%
400
42
Jan
50%
Jan
240»
25
200
23)
a
Jail
27
57%;
57%
500
46%,
Feb
12%
12 11
400
lHb
Sep
11
11'/.,
18%
Jan
25'a
65)2
5,500
42 hi
421
Feb
65*2
53 % Mar
Sep"
1.8%
43%
43-!
78%.
2,300
1.
13)b
100
79%;
.41%
Sep
98%
100 1
91
42%,
400
37 Ve
."
Apr
89
106*2
Jun
41%,
-
Apr
5614' Feb
Sep
75%,
1
24
Jan
39
46:,6
46*2
47%
800
44*2
Sep
777},
76*2
77%
803
74%
Dynamics Corp
Foods
General
—....
—
Corp
Jan
,
3,800
Oct
Hartficld
500
58%,
Oct
74*8 Mar
Hawaiian
100-
29 %
Oct
373a
59%
200
4675
Jan
73%;
75
200
65 %, Mar
80)8 July
-84
62
90
May
68 7
Jan
July
a
Hertz
Hiller
'a
84% July
Sep
14
7,500
10%
Oct
95%
100
75
Jan
54
56
2,400
45
Mar
22,
22%
100
16
Jan
Mar
67% Mar
45% Mar
9774 Aug
5878-July
'
22%
Jan
Sep
5%
5%
200
5 Yb
Jun
71%
69%
71%
1,100
GO'/a
Feb
70%
71%
400
49
48%
49%
1,100
41
Sep
53
18%
19%
500
18%
Oct
28
Jan
577i»
5 9-7 b
400
45 *
597a
Get
2.35
2.40
600
203u
21
700
24%
25 %
800
54c
54c
1.000
88
88
100
125%
126
300
2%
400
59%
,
2.35
24%
57STPeb
79
44% Jan
81)2 May
Apr
Mar
4
1.90 Aug
20%
Aug
3.00 Mar
27% Jan
Oct
13% May
28% July
51c
Jan
97c
83%
Feb
97
Jun
119% Jan
153
July
4
Feb
Feb
1
2%
73%
50 3 a
•
1.300
53
53
100
1%
1%
53
73%
73%
1%
100
51
400
207«
22%
112
Sep
Sep
57
77*4 July
Jun
2*8
Aug
59%
Apr
39% Mar
56)a
Apr
1%
.50
300
111
22%.
2%
200
17% Jan
107%
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Feb
a
May
126%
Jun
Jan
•
.
i
(Un).
Aircraft
Hotels
;
Electronics
23
34
Oct
Hoffman
200
11%
Jan
19%
Feb
200
19)b
Feb
25% May
Holly Development Co.—
Holly Oil Co capital (Un).—.
277,,
27
27%.
1,700
%
Sep
32% July
Home
Oil
41
40%;
41
900
39:i
Sep
52%
Apr
Howe
Sound
(i
6 l i;
300
6
Sep
8%
Jan
Hupp
Corp
3
July
33%b
May
25
,
3
3
100
13.))
14
2,700
10%a
Jan
15%
600
13%
Sep
18 *
441.,
44%,
100
42
Sep
2.40
2.85
9.200
Oct
38c
200
4,000
17%
Jan
26% Mar
100
36 3 a
Jan
43%
—
11%
400
11
Sep
36%
200
31%
Jan
18
May
40% July
29
277V
30
1.900
23
87c
90c
1,500
80c
2.40
2.40
2.40
100
1
1
....
11% Mar
Oct
7%
Apr
Oct
363V
Jun
July
1.50
Jan
Oct
3%
Jan
2.40
A..
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13
13
100
13
Oct
21
(Un)—...
1
19 %
19%.
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500
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preferred-—
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12%
34
5
2.90
2.00
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24
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Pacific Northern Airlines
Sep
200
17 %«
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Feb
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Pacific Industries Inc
2,100
2571,
10
Jan
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1
Sep
Oct
48%.
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29":
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5 "c
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2
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24%
25
5
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5
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Oct
Feb
26
1538 Mar
59%
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13%:t
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34
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5
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100
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38
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Mar
Sep
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—_1
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DuMont Lab Inc
400
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Dresser
500
16
10%
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Chemical
100
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15'
18%,
18%,
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Douglas
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Disney Productions
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20%
32 3b
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1374 Aug
63b
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12.50
56%
3
—5
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*
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64%
Jan
Volume
190
Number
5891
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(1661)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Philippine Long Dist Tel (Un)—P.
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pioneer
Puget
Mill
Co
Sound
Pure
Oil
Ltd
capital
Pulp4 &
Rheem
Rice
Oil
Elec
Shasta
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Shell
Oil
Shell
Trans
Feb
23 74
51%
51?
8
54? 2
200
Oct
31?4
Jan
101%
300
67
Feb
200
48 74
56£
20
20%
2,000
18
1.35
2,100
96c
35%
35 3 8
300
17%
18
700
41? 2
16%
42
_1.40
Ltd..—-
Oil
Inc
Co
7,700
10%
iii-
Standard
Oil
Standard
Co
Oct
%
Sep
35%
Jun
45%
72% July
29% Apr
1% May
Aug
Sep
39?.'a
Jan
11%
13%
1,100
9 74
Feb
38
100
35%
Apr
10%
750
Jan
12
Mar
71%
500
71
Oct
89
May
20]%
100
1874
Jun
22
Jan
30
29
28 %
52
51%
52%-
1574
15 Vs.
40%
40%
413/4
31
1,000
30
6,800
6 74
50
51%
12%
40%
Mar
43%
Sep
1,500
Feb
45
Oct
200
Co
Curtis
Standard
Oil
Co
Oil
(Ohio
of
Motor
Foremost
Garfinckel
General
Jan
General
1.000
54%
Jun
63% Mar
Hamilton
100
47%
Apr
52%
Jan
Hudson
21%
200
19%
Sep
23
%
Jan
28%
700
27%
Sep
31%
Jan
Mar tin
Merck
281%
Sep
30%
Feb
Feb
40%
International
&
Co
Texas
Texas
Gulf
Textron
Sulphur
Inc
Tidewater
Co
47 ?
Co
Oil
Union
Pacific Ry
Co
Union Sugar
United Air
of
—
Cuban
Fruit Co
7,600
13%
24
23%
2474
3%
3%
1,200
200
Life
Coast
Oct
Oct
25
Jan
Aug
35
74%.
74%
Low
76
79%
Va
79%
78 V*
37 ?2
?4
33%
15%
15%
8%
1
24
Sep
3074
280
13%
Feb
432
8%
Apr
26%
26:
27.
663
49%
50%
59
62
64 VB
928
5074
11%
11%
235
10
Sep
Light
Jan
3174 July
Jan
543A
7274 May
1674
Jan
*
13.50
com
;
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9%
Feb
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Jun
3374
18% July
46%- Jun
64 VB
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19% Mar
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2,996
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Oct
75
7,615
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74 ?4
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1,261
15%
8%
270
38
32
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34%
1.8O
62
%
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168
56%
22 %
69'A Aug
Feb
5
2474
2,353
54 %
52%
54%
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3874
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17 Va
Feb
27
Sep
19 %
Jan
Sep
44% Mar
58% July
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25
Feb
Aug
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30 % Mar
_1
18%
17%
1834
662
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20%
1
42%
41%
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3274
Jan
61% May
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2,209
20
50
37%
16%
17%
4,327
43%
433.'i
42
Sep
53 %
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51
50
52
4,697
46%
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57
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64
Feb
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Aug
Oct
%
Oct
35%
Jan
1,100
14 74
500
19%
29'%
200
28%
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500
2i
Sep
22%
23?%
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7
27
Jan
18
Sun
29% July
United
36
Jan
United
29 %'
Apr
Washington Gas Light
100
21
26
Jun
34
300
17
Jan
24%
38%
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200
37%
Sep
42%
32?
a
100
30%
Sep
43 74
32%
800
30%
Sep
38%
2138
2334 May
14?'2 Jan
29%
9
638
36% Sep
44 Vb
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148
17%
25
80%
44%
1,600
43%
Oct,
3274
32%
600
30%
Sep
53% July
38% Fell
16?
2
1674
400
16%
Oct
20
41
41%
200
31
Jan
45
38%
40%
700
37%
Sep
65%
21
Sep
Apr
Mar
Apr
May
80%
81V4
692
72%
Jan
20%
20%
400
20
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24%
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50
51%
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45 %
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61
60? 4
61
422
56%
7%
Oct
61
9%
Apr
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52%
54
449
48%
Jan
59 %
Aug
461
*
47
253
46
Sep
53% May
1
8
13.50
*
common
Jan
51
*
——
1
Jan
36 % May
Sep
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Feb
43 3 4
9%
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1,863
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38? 2
:
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31%
20 Mi
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27%
Aug
66% Feb
Sep
Aug
32%
29% May
Apr
Jun
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35% July
Sep
18%
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Sep
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15%
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37%
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i
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25% .26%
1
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Jan
29 %
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5%
Oct
23 3 J,
Reading
47% Aug
27% July
18 %
Jan
6%
25%
70
Sep
29
Mfg
6%
26%
common—10
9%
1,800
4
Power
23%
1874
10
3
Electric
3,000
3
•
Corn
3,100
Sep
5
—
Public Service Electric & Gas
18%
24?
Apr
59
Progress
18%
—
-
197«
32
10
Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
52 %
18
Co.
Chemicals Corp__
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores .Inc_.
Film
(Un)
10
25.
(Un)
44%
_10
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5
3
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—
26
1—
34%
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—
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—1—~1
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Apr
% Mar
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700
25%
Sep
44
500
32
Sep
42%
41%
Sep
58
88% Mar
108
42 34
200
4
102%
1,400
38
600
.
55
57 34
200
7%
100
36
Sep
45% Aug
6% May
33 %
1,000
31%
31% '34%
3,700
2774
29
Sep
Sep
Sep
300
27
47
200
42 ?8
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo
35%
98 3
Power
*
(Un)——2
common
pfd
47
5
(U111
Insurance
46%
—
(Un)
5%
200
Co
Gas
May
Duquesne
Light Co
Aug
52% Jan
Equitable
Harbison
57%
Natco
Oct
Gas
Walker
500
6%
42?2
600
3G
Range Since Jan. 1
9%
Low
567't
High
10
4574
Jan
60
Aug
974
1,363
574
Jan
14
Mar
5074
5074
79
3674
Jan
21
2174
71
20
Sep
2474
24 7 4
525
22%
Sep
37 71.
3774
55
3474
Jun
52 74
52%
87
44
%
Feb
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1374
13%
33
1374
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2.50
3%
—
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5
—
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Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
——
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Jan
2474
•_
—
Refractories—. ,—7%
Corp
—
.•
-
•
56 % July
2474 Mar
27
-
Feb
40
Mar
59% July
1774 Jan
Feb
8
42
Jan
34%
34 %
Oct
Pittsburgh Brewing common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Reymer & Bros
Apr
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
Manufacturing
Jun
47%
Jan
United
12?4
Feb
U S
13
Sep
Westinghouse Air
Jun
10
_—
Sep
5
11%
42
—5.
Industries
Oct
5
11
1
Last
Week's
Range
Friday
Sale Price
IJ Jan
% July
26? 2
42%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Aug
July
26
29
•
23% May
34%
33%
—1
Co—
1,000
7 38
5
(Un)
8
37%
—
102%
.—10
(Un 1
•
Sep
Ruud
West
Low
Shares
32%
common
Pennsalt
Oct
2,100
Amer
Petroleum
9%
for Week
35%
preferred-,--.24.50
Fund
&
Sep
23
Co
Westates Petroleum
60%
Jan
25
Watch
(The)
Sep
32%
Inc———
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Jun
May
54
__5
(Julius)
2nd
51
31%
common—
Equipment
Co
40% July
43%
—
Corp of
Associates
Range
13
Jun
43
Inc——-10
Sugar
•
Sales
Week's
4.33
Co
Pulp
$1.41
46%
"21%
Corp
Vanadium
9
of Prices
*
Jan
31 %
24
41
(Un)
Co
2212
;
9%
31%
2474
.Jan
23
Calif—
Oil
Corp
Utah-Idaho
700
19%
13
62
32%
Consolidated
Match
Universal
36'a
17
Oct
5
Corp (Un)
Plywood .CorpJ
Steel
200
9% Feb
46
2
Gas
Universal
6,100
35%
2374
(U11)
Lines
United
500
48%
51%
47
51 %
13%
12.50
United
4,400
19%
,1—25
—
Aircraft
700
49%
41%
Inc__
Twentieth Century-Fox
Union
11%
47%
.*
——
Corp
Electric
28% May
14% May
2
51%
—1
Corp
Airlines
World
Tri-Continental
46 % May
Feb
41%
48
—50c
common.
Transamerica
75% Aug
Apr
21%
—5
Corp—
(Un)
common
Preferred
Jan
.40%
1
Inc
Oil
63%
100
1.300
25
Transmission
Thriftimart
1,800
22%
—1
(Un)
Gar,
74
43%
21%
—_10
Petroleum
300
900
400
•
Sep
%
43%
22 ?«
7
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
24%
_____33V3
Acceptance Corp
Motors Corp^
49%
3414
10
———.
24%
_i,
Dairies
Jan
100
Warner Corp (Un)_
5
Studebakej-Packard common (Un)___10"
issued
75/a
1
Light
Storage Battery
Electric
59.%
10%
(Un)
200
Duquesne
Ford
Apr
300
G%
< Un i_.
%
Co_____.
Power
67%
38%
25
J
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9%
10
Tel
Publishine
Delaware
58%
71
California—
200
Co
&
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
21%
28%
Stanley
Westates
Tel
51%
Oct
38%
—•
of
22c
60%
Jan
28%
,_50c
,
96?'2 July
Sep
60%
common,
Baltimore Transit
Budd Company
21 %
-—
L
Steel
Corporation
28 %
25
ZIV2 Mar
Feb
12c
10
Last
City Elec new w-i
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*
.
Sep
70?s
1,000
v
Apr
19% Aug
43% July
27%
16c
14% Mar
47 ?4
■
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28 'a Oct
300
Oct
American
49%
Service———-—i
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12%
5
(Un)
(Indiana)
Victor
Oct
400
"
-30%. Jan
1
Atlantic-
25
Oil
S
Arundel
29% May
Feb
71
100
30%
common
Stores
Madison
Pacific
U
53% 'Aug
Sep
22?'4
preferred——.25
Co
Wood
Jan
54%
20 "2
37%
94%
Par
Alan
43%
900
10 %
Jan
13c
Friday
25%
500
39%
27?4
137a"Jan
30%
(U11)________
July
22
400
V'
Apr
200
94%
Exploration! —10c
Sale Price
200
Jan
100
58%
39%
High
17 %
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
.500
42
200
——25
39%
STOCKS
Jun
49%
25
Yelloit Cab
Preferred
35 %
22%
—15
Oil
Wt
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Jan
Jun
64?'4
-5
■—
common
Calif. Gas Co nfd series A
Southern
U S
50
27%
11%
5
:
_—
Spcrry-Rand Corp
Warrants
(Un)
United
Oct
Oct
2674
500
2
A
(Un).
Co
Edison
Southwestern Public
United
40
16%
5274
**
class
18
Low
100
-
—25
Basin
Woolworth
American
31
___
Company
Union
1,200
%
—_
Williston
38% Aug
24 74 Mar
48%
—2.50
34%
35-
35
17%
_1
—
Westinghouse Electric Corp (Un)_ _12.50
Aug
22%
22? 2
Inc—
17%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
17%
Western Dept Stores
25c
Western Union Telegraph* (Un)__ —2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
—10
25% July
1.35 July
38
Corp
Southern
Trans
58
Sep
10%
64
1
preferred
Swift
17
25%
39%
1
Jun
.'•29% Jan
37-ti
1
Low
(Un)_—. —4
39% Mar
Sep
51%
26%
11 %
Lines
Shares
'
17&;
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Sunset
800
Air
50% July
12074 July
Jan
37? 2
37 r; a
7.50
cumulative
When
67
56
2
Western
Co
for Week
80% Aug
18 74
600
_3
Co
preferred
Southern
6%
Mar
300
41 Vx
Mar
,
Kentucky Coal
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
West
11% July
5,400
17?
7
Sep
1.30
_i
70% July
).
Sep
48
100
Apr
8%
75
20%
1
(Un)„_r
Trade
Calif
.
20%
100
Mar
30% July
73 ?4 Apr
73
4774
(Un
Co
&
v
'26
43%
1,700
874
Jan
18?'e
18%
i
1
24
8%
5
(Un)
Mobil
4.32%
19%
_10
Co___
Smith-Corona-Merchant
—4.48c;
1,100
i.__
Co._—
&
Corp
Oil
Socony
Jun
com.-
Co
Southern
Feb
6%
♦
(Un)
Siegler Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Sinclair
43%
100
19
1
Finance
Water
700
7
1.6674
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp (Un)
Steel
60 74
7
20 g
(Un)
Incor
59
5974
5
:
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Servel
48
56 •■'.8
.
(Un)
Co
Co
San
Sharon
Oct
__l
__
Roebuck
35
__5
San
Sears
26%. July
100
1
Safeway Stores Inc
St-Regis Paper Co
Seaboard
Jan
3634
1
;
;
Co
Petroleum
Gas
18%
36%
1
Co
Aeronautical
Diego
50
600
_2.50
Rohr Aircraft
Ryan
25
____10
Rockwell-Standard Corp (Un)
Royal Dutch
Oct
7% Jun
52% Mar
24%
50c
Un)—
<
41%
,
25
5
Co
Manufacturing
Ranch
1,100
High
Oct
24%
23%
Rexall
Reynolds Tobacco
G
25
1
Drug & Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
300
2474
*
Last
Sale Price
3
(Un)
Raytheon Co (Un)__
Republic
Picture's
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Low
20
Railway Equip &• Realty Co
Rayonier inc
Reserve Oil & Gas
6 ?2
,___5
Radio Corp of America
44%
%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43 ?4
6
5
Timber—.
(Un)
common
Shares
Low
10
(Un)
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
OCTOBER 1(>
Sales
Engineering
—
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5
4—
Brake
35
20%
274
10
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Mar
7
Oct
38% July
100
36
85
29
125
5
Jan
16
Jan
VB
9'4
5
Co
91
7
35
36
.—5
Glass & Chemical
Westinghouse Electric
86%
3% Jan
7374 May
374 Feb
7
1
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900
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4
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153
274
665
2%
2
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301
Oct
9%
Oct
23% July
7
,
Feb
95
a
30%
128
27 54
Sep
3874 Mar
93 74
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974
Jan
4% Aug
95%
411
7074
Feb
9874 July
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED
OCTOBER
16
Friday
STOCKS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown Are
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltibl Power & Paper common
4?'2%
Acadia
4
common
Ltd
pfd
common
Asbestos
Ltd
For
10
72%
71%
72%
10
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^38*2
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Class
Low
High
Bell
*
—25
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33
100
22
10
9%
Sep
11% Mar
Bowater
16%
16%
100
12%
Jan
18% July
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
37
38
3.985
34%
Sep~
42.
Feb
Apr
32%
32%
33 %
6,713
26 Vn May
41 ?2
4'i%
695
41 ?2
Sep
45%
Feb
48
155
48
Oct
48?2
75
50%
Oct
53
Feb
40
25
40
May
43
Jan
Bowater
5%%
Oct
50 ?2
50%
48
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27%
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1,480
27
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24%
25%
550
24
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—_____—__—£
American
Bunk
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Electric
-
Note
—
40%.
—
—
8%
4.45
common—
•
42
987
4,110
260
•
165
75
42
Sep
Sep
65% May
33
Mar
42
Sep
High
63% Mar
62% July
84
Aug
45
Aug
51%
Feb
31
31
100
26?2
Jan
35
Feb
40 ?4
41
10,342
39%
Apr
44
Feb
46% 46%
8Mi—8%
23,445
41
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4.40
4.55
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33
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83
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12%
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83
-50
39
33
51
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41?^Sep
6
4.50
46?
2
May
5OV2
Feb
Jan
8%
Oct
Sep
7%
Apr
52
Apr-
32
Sep
44?2
Feb
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Oct
89%
750
60
515
Co—
42-—Oct
38?2
Sep
43
Mar
44
Oct
49
July
Feb
'
'
42
•
100
431prefeired
4%-% preferred
5%
prefeired
1
Mar
British
Columbia Forest Products
92% Mar
British
Columbia
Power—
48
British
Columbia
Telephone
Mills
class
Jan
Bruck
Ltd
Building Products
50
50
Sep
May
Aug
•
—
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Sop
2
44%
•
page
40
24
41
50
•
Sep
Sep
42% July
37% July
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*
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Telephone
2.560
50
pfd
Ltd-
footnotes
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50
S2.50
Corp
Atlas Steels
Shares
9%
50
preferred
Corp
Eank of Nova Scotia^
for Week
Low
54%
56%
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathuriit Power & Paper class A
Rales
Range
Range Since Jan. 1
High
55
22 %
%
Low
53%
36%
__
Shares
56?i
9%
4.75
for Week
54'V
22 ?a
37
Sales
Range
10
36%
50
Anglo Can Telep Co 4?2%
$2.40
36%
Week's
of Prices
10
—
*
*
?i ('c." preferred
Argus
Week's
of Prices
Low
*
Anglo Amer Exp preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd—.
Argus Corp Ltd
Banque Canadian National..
of Montreal
Bank
25
1,
Sugar
Agntw-Surpass Shoe
^Algqma Steel
;
Aluminium
*
Par
*
preferred
Atlantic
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
A__-
*
,*
25
*
•
__
35
—
11%.
30
44.
12%
12%
Oct
18
33%
35
4,4b4
33%
Sep
40
40%
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40%
11%
352
1.300
39?2
Sep
2934
32
1.130
29?2
Feb
■
9
Jan
Jan
47% May
13? 2 July
Sep
39
Jan
31
38
(1662)
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Canada Cement
$1.30
Iron
LOW
92
95
1,451
28
28
28%
1.272
——20
26%
20%
27
Malting
Foundries
27
20%
28
55 %
55%
55%
42%
43
379
12
12
125
11
Jan
13
al7 al7%
800
18
Sep
19%
10
common.
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common—
Canada Steamship common
5% preferred
-•
12.50
——————
Canadian Aviation Electronics———*
al7
.
79
Jan
99%
26% Sep
297
26%
28%
725
26%
25
55%
Jan
Oct
Oct
49.
Mar
37% Mar
76
,
Feb
49%
Breweries
Preferred
10
—*
common
G1
34%
Canadian
$1.75
Celanese
series
3,601
52
Sep
34%
35%
1,825
33%
Sep
34%
5
34%
Oct
14
15%
650
11%
Apr
14
6.05
14 %
210
14%
48%
910
44%»
Sep
Sep"
123.,
12%
13
937
12%
Oct
Rights
—■
6.05
100
4.85
Apr
Pacific
Petroleums
21
100
21
Oct
25%
2,301
18
Sep
28%
28%
160
28
Oct
17%'
17%
100
17%
Apr
Co
Class
Iron
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
•
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Husky
'7%
—
Canadian Hydrocarbons
—,
a4.50
*
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5
31%
31 %
31 %
8.90
•
common.
.
J—_
j.
20
-1
Canadian International Power
— — mm
10%
a74%
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U74%
5%
Transport
preferred
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
*•
_
Jan
20
22Te
43
Oct
16%^Aay
St Lawrence
10
150
14%
Feb
720
24%
Oct
30% Mai-
25%
4,693
24Va
Sep
12%
764
11% Mar
31% May
15% May
15
15%
500
15
Sep
23%
14%
16%
1,165
12%
Jan
16%
Oct
6%
6%
150
6%
Oct
15%
Jan
11
11%
600
10%
17%
Sep
17%
17%
15% July
3,540
17%
Oct
22%
28
28
29
75
18%
18
a
Jan
Feb
Oct
35% Mar
18%
40
17%
Sep
21
20%
:a
20
Dominion
1
%
Bridge
405
19%
Sep
24% Mar
31
preferred
Dominion Corsets—
Foundries A Steel
Preferred
Dominion Glass common
1,390
9.30
500
21%
25
22%
966
a6
17
17
17%
125
•
com—
a6
*
——
Dominion
22
31%
9.30
•
...
Dominion Coal (if/c
45%.
45
48
2,486
97
97
150
100
—
Dominion Steel
31
—._2.50
Cement
5
Sep
9.00
Sep
20
Sep
6
July
17
Oct
413/4
Jan
97
Jun
38% Aug
13.25
Jan
24%
"B"
8%
7%%
of
Feb
83%
84
386
83
Oct
95
15%
15%
16%
742
14%
Sep
22%
Aug
Jan
59%
Sep
90%
preferred
•
(1956>_
60%
62
3,730
16
15%
16%
2,418
20
10%
10
July
10%
1,527
Jan
12
45
Mar
45
45
450
40
Jan
46
24%
24%
641
19%
Jan
a76
a76
10
6%
7
400
6%
Oct
56
56
50
54%
Jan
10
10
50
5
6
6
275
20
*
10
Famous Players Canadian
Corp_.——•
Motor
Co
14%
Jan
9%
1.4
Mar
Jun
1.30
Feb
80
80
Feb
80
Feb
75
Sep
93
July
6.20
6-90
827
Sep
11%
14%
14%
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class
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14%. ■,r:
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15%
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19% Mar
270
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10.534
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39
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43
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550
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10
22%
34
39%
380
40%
25
49%
50%
.
25%
5.50
July
34
Sep
Sep
42%
Triad
Oils
United
Inland
Cement
preferred
Internatl Bronze
Powders
of
8.95
Jan
46% May
63
Mar
55
Aug
11
Jan
19%
Jun
Oct
47%
Jan
35% May
25
44% July
11
Jan
46% Mar
Jan
42%
48
Sep
64
Jan
Jamaica
Labatt
Walker
———-—
91%
7.50
122
Jan
90% July
35%
57
1,110
55%
59%
2,670
51
247%
25%
1,236
22%
3.70
400
•8%
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950
Lower
St
MacKinnon
MurMUian
A
Apr
Mar
*
Weston (Geo) class A
Class B
38%
38%
50
—*
38
38
50
preferred
104
104
25
t—
—
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4% %
a32
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a32
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65
44 %
44 %
Morgan & Co 4%%>
•
•
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see
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20%
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89%
91 "2
121%
123
150
17%
Jan
24
10
23%
Aug.
Par
Range
42.
Sep
44%
Apr
Jan
44
Apr
104
Sep
107
Feb
32
Sep
Sep
48
•34
'
Apr
34%
Get
44%
4OV2 Mar
Jan
for Week
Shares
Low
-
•
Pulp & Paper Mills I
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—
Belgium Stores Ltd 5% pfd—
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
High
30c
40c
48>00
2Gc
Sep
1.00
Apr
38
38
45
37%
Jan
46
Mar
6%
6%
3.140
6%
Sep
al2
38c0
al2
9
9%4
210
8%
23
6.860
17%
ill*
Anglo-Can
Blue
Bonnets
6 %
.—5
...20
9%
Raceway common-
Canada
&
Canada
Packers
Dominion' Sugar
.
25
a
8% July
a—
—.
_
—
1,675
80%
Oct
101
Jun
126
180
15%
670
108
28% Mar.
48% Mar
12
Jan
Apr
11%
Apr
Jan
General
Investments
27
46%
Oct
55
85
17%
Oct:
33%. 33 %■
260
33
Jan
39
39
25
35
Mar
a$l
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40
a—
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110
a-39
235
46%
46 %.
Dredge* &, Dock Co
Canadian
Oct
100
20
20
22%
Co Ltd—_•
Ltd,class A-—,—-Ltd——*
Canadian
Ltd—*
.
Canadian Marconi Co———1
Catelli
Food
Consolidated
Products
Div
Ltd
Standard
class
Sec
Fleet
Inland
a31
3
33%
38
5.456
36
41%
41%
150
34
Inc
class
Aug
B
_
—
Aug
Aug
37% July
56%
Oct
16% Aug
Lowney Co Ltd
26
575
20
Jan
25%
25%
Sep
Sep
1.55
Sep
465
15%
Jun
30
Jan
185
39%
Sep
47
Jan
•70c
70c
500
65c
Jan
2.40
2.40
100
2.60 July
Jun
7%
l."50 Apr
Sep
8
700
10%
11
400
10'%
Jan*
27%
27%
50
27%
Oct
27%
28%
300
27%'
Oct
42
Feb
26
26
25
25
Aug
33
Jan
a72 % a72%
100
60
Sep
53
July
9
Apr
T'/a
7%
11
—*■■••
■
2.00
r- -
*
*
*
11% Apr
14V2May
40%/Feb
MacLaren
Melchers
Power & Paper Co..-,
Distilleries Ltd common—_—
6%
preferred
Minnesota & Ontario
—
>14% al4%
______10
—
Paper
14%
__
41
Power Co Ltd_10
52%
Corp Ltd——
Royal Dairies Ltd
41 =
40
8%
Sep
14
Sep
15%
600
30%
Oct
36V2 Mar
4,875
31
30%
Co—.—5
*
—*
15
100
14
37 %
Jun
46% July
100
7
July
9
Jan
Mar
28% Mar
257
600
40 %
——-*
(Walter M)
2.05 fiep
1.60
17%
40
i
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25
25%
"A"—
Feb
47*/j Aug
1 ;60
1
A—
Oct
45
Jail
17%
•
(Alfred)
Cos
34
Oct
%
1.60
*
Kelly Douglas class $
Lambert
Jan
17%
70 c
—
—
8% Mar
44
Oct
36%
Jun
48V4 Jan
Jan
41%
L
Chemicals
41
May
37%
pfd//-*
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Engineerifig Works Ltd——*
Ltd
5
40
•
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Ltd
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a6
Apr
21% July
a
a39
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Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
2—
*
Consumers Gas common———-——10
Dominion
46%
19
20
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—
*
Canadian Inter Inv Tr 5% cum pfd 100
24% May
26
32% Aug
75c
10,377
65c
11
85c
11
300
Sep
9
10%
Jan
11
9
Jan
9
150
8%
70
76
Sep
14% Mar
1,479
70
Oct
76
30
175
27%
Jan
96
96
37
38
—
13%
37
38
920
90
90
100
13%
13%
104 —103%—105"
12
11%
12
8,645
—200
135
96
34%
85
10%
102
9
Oct
Sep
Feb
96
May
Oct
45% July
95% Aug
Jan
16%
Jun
TT2%
Jun
May
13
6
470
2.50
Feb
25
25%
595
22%
Jan
Aug
6.50 Sep
52%
53
175
46%
Jan
53% Sep
1st pfd._50
40%
40%
50
40%
Jen
45
Apr
*
7%
8V4
1.405
9
July
Corp common——5
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd—.
^
*
28
Power
Corp of Canada 4%%
Premier
Steel
Quebec
Telephone
St
Maurice
Sobeys
Mills
Gas
Stores
Ltd
Inc—_—:—L.—-1
Ltd
class
A
>
Jan
29
Jun
Oct
43»
May
20% May
24%
535
40
40%
208
17%
39%
17%
18
800
17%
Sep
45
45
50
45
Oct
51
93%
Mar
93%.
125
94
Jan
96
Feb
Jan
33% July
1,100
22
Jan
44
1.000
86c
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Southern
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——
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—
pfd—100
4%
preferred
Traders Finance Corp class A
5%
cum red
pfd_„
:—•
—100
—_*
.•
Gas
United
Amusement Corp Ltd class B—*
Corporations class A—i——8
United
of
Canada
Principal
Ltd
Aug
Oct
Jan
9t)%
Feb
92% Mar
Oct
36
36%
640
150
37
11
1.915
lO'ii
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44.
Jan
Oct
35:,4
37
42
Jan
Sep
15%
Apr
4'
Union
United
131
Sep
37
—
2.50
Oct
117%'
10%
36%
,
—40
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co—10%
15V2
Sep
2.25
Aug
1.60 Aug
Mar
13
*
Soca
Jun
23%
93%
Newfoundland Light
■
29%
24%
22%
38
Oct
Sep
6
25%
5
100
page
July-
4.10
38%
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
413/4 Aug
16'% July
11% May
25%
40
pfd
40
Sep
Oct-
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Sale Price
Sep
30
780
—•
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33
225
Prices Shown Are
28%
>
3,250
*
Trust
Feb
-Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
1,545
56 %
preferred————__100
Preferred
Montreal
2,700
44%
common
preferred
Feb
33%
•
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
13
3.20
14%
Sep
.
30
Molaon Breweries Ltd class A
Class B
July
6/70
Sep
Sep
35 %
Oct
15
Power
class A
Mar
31
Mar
100
•-*■140
12%
9
74
—.
75
68
Sep
8%
37%
2,248
32
Struct Steel 5%
lstpfd-100
Bloedel clasp B
Mitchell (Robt)
Class B
Jun
Oct
3.75
38%
Jan
55%
Mailman—Corp Ltd 5% C pfd_—-100
Massey-Ferguson common
5 %%
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a3.25
38%
46%
15
—
Lawrence
Jun-
Mar
35%
•
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Oct
32
*
—
.
36%
36%
—*
33%
56%
*
_—
•
59
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
70c
Ltd
60%
Jan
a3.25
Worts
&
Dalfen's
—
Bros
May
Jan
—_.—.——100
Gooderham
Feb
5
Public Service Ltd
common—*
(John)..
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Ltd
Rights _j
Oct
July
~
23 %
8%
23
10
Loeb
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3.55
79% May
12% Jan
__5
Limited
Lewis
81
68%
--
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Grocers Ltd class A 2—
Moore
Rights
40
Jan
4
59%
Western
Class
com. _•
International Utilities
Corp—
Interprovincial Pipe Lines—
Iroquois Glass preferred
Sep
1,250
25%'
—
Oct
63 %
3,335
35%
al3',a al3%
20%
Jan
Sep
21%
12%
Oct
21
Apr
40
175
35
Oct
20
38 %
1.250
33%
Sep
11%
10
34
*
685
14%
22%
12%
pfd—25
common
Sep
30%
65
510
Jan
40%
9%
12%
10
6%
Canada
7%
6%
460
250
70
3,465
55%
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Bank
Pipeline
SteeJ. Corp————
Loblaw
International Nickel
International Paper
52% Feb
80
Texaco Canada Ltd
25% May
80% Sep
44
22%
35
common
12%
'
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__
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.—25
200
40%
—~:—-50
com
Aug
A' a58
Canadian
___
45
'
37
40%
Imperial Investment class A
$1.40 preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Warrants
Sep
909
635
—
50
""77
78
—2.*
Steinbergs class A
Mar
6.05
•
Acceptance Corp
17
28%
i
Indus
Oct
2.780
■
Imperial Bank
Feb
608
12%
——100
Hudson Bay Mining
48%
Jan
Oct
12
80
12
28
pid inc 1927—_50
Howard Smith Paner common
$2 preferred
:—
Jan
,a58
Steel Co of Canada—
Apr
10% July
50%
80
6.05
•
Home Oil class A_
C1&6S B
45
16% Mar
24%. '24%
Power
Can
180
"
69,
'
Southern
195
.
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31% 32%<
————*
——
Simpsons
39
46
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48%
Sicard
I7V2 Jan
.--'Sep
1,095
Sherwin Williams of Canada common-*
Southam Co
14
335
.
16 V4
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;
16
46
preferred—
71
Sep
12
1
common
Jan
Jan
21%
6.05
General Steel Wares common—
G.20
8% Mar
1.090
—_10
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Renirew
22%
28%
Gatineau Power common
General Dynamics
General Motors
Holt,
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,—•
preferred
Goodyear Tire 4%
21
80
•
Fraser Cos Ltd common
French Petroleum
>Apr'
15
,3,647
6.85
STOCKS
22
5
Foundation Co of Canada
35
a70
83:%
Friday
Ford
31
.a70
•81%
29% Aug
24%
■_*
—
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Jan
100% -Feb
Aug
.
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Eddy Paper Co class A ofd—
Enamel & Heating Prod class
A—
Class B
„
60%
——50
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21
13%
Sep
Feb
•
Canada
25
6%
Jan
22
51% July
101% Jan
•
Brewery
Pont
Oct
>31
•i!
——50
4 % %
6 7o
Dow
80
Feb
33%
Dominion Stores Ltd
—•
Dominion Tar A Chemical
common—•
Dominion Textile common
•
Du
30
Feb
•
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2,389
Jan
July
823.,
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common ——_•
Shawinigan Water & Power conynqn—•
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pfd—1
—_i_50
Trans Canada
30%
7
a81
80
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preferred ———— „10O
—10
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—
Toronto-Dominion
Distillers Seagrams
Dome Petroleum
6%*
—41,00
—v—
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16
Feb
15
a
Apr
Oct
15%
15%
St Lawrepce Corp common——*
—1
Jan
Sep
Jan
28
50V4
14%
Jan
•
Crown Zellerbach clasa A
43%
Rolland
Mar
12% July
16%
•
14% July
Oct
Sep
37%
Jan
•
■.
Feb
41
39
.
6%
Smelting
13
.10
14%
80
•
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130
..
7.00 Feb
180
47%
12%
Combined Enterprises
Consolidated Mining A
1,158
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Sep
4.25 Sep
700
24
12%
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Oct
-10
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14%
15% Sep
25
Jan
36%
Oct
36%
43% Aug
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16 Vi
36
35
Oct
Sep
2618
1.439
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11
1.850
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Canadian Petroflna Ltd preferred
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202
6%
3.00 Mar
27 3
16%
20c
45%
•
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian Oil Companies common
Canadian Pacific
Hallway
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt
Farm
140
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500
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3.50
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32% Jan
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B
210
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common
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Chemical Co Ltd
Canadian Converters class A pfd-
44
11%
1
—
new
Corp of Canada
Premium
17% July
9.75 July
20 %
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Power
66% July
42% May
42% Jun
25
Canadian
20c-
42
44.
15c
Mar
16% July
15c
16c
——
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Sep
25
—
—
'2.585
Feb
58
May
21
20 Vu
.
19
Jun
20
•
common
$1.00 series
61%
34%
——
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25
British Aluminum
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common
,*
Canadian
GO
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14%
46%
Powell
Canadian Bank of Commerce
LOW
14%
46%
common.
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Canadian
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High
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National Steel Car Com
Noranda Mines
Mar
>
Low
Par
Apr
37
Sales
for Week
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of Prices
Sale Price
High
-•
preferred
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High
95
common—
Canada
Low
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
•
common
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Friday
for Week
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of Prices
Par
Calgary Power
16
Sales
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MARKETS
ENDED OCTOBER
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17%
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6,250
15%
2.20
3.00
19% July
Jan
—
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Sep
Oct
;
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—
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3:75 Mar
8
Mar
r
Volume
Number
190
The
5891
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3&
(1663)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
STOC K
Friday
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S,.-
Week's
Last
Range
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
1«
Shares
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
...
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
Priies
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Are
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Advocate
Mines
Ltd... Vi—
1
Algorv Uranium Mines- Ltd—;..
3.10
1
Alseope
•
Ltd!——
3.10
13%
1334
100
—.
100
Anacoiv
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Lead
Anthonlan
•
12c
10c
■*
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Mining
Mines
Corp
Ltd:.—
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I
4c
16% Mar
1,000
.:J8c
8e
7c
7c
5 74 c
6c
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574 c
4c
3,000
V
Jan
6c
Last
STOCKS
Sep
1.22
Jan
Sales
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Feb
63c
V
6.500
Week's
Friday
3.80 Mar
Sep
Oct
40c
574c July
1,000
4c
4,500
4c
Mar
15c
9c
Jan
Mar
Aug
15c
Apr
July
1
'•3lc
36c
15,990
30c
Sep
85c
Feb
*
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8c
*
I—
Sep
10c
2,900
64c
•
64c
—
1
—
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4c
20c
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1274
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Ameraniurn
2.50
■
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Explorations
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
6c
6c
2,500
6c
Oct
21c
Apr
Low
Abacus
Mines
Abltibi
Power
Ltd&
14,083
-
Paper common.
Preferred
'
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Baker
Talc
Ltd—14:£4T_:.'
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Bateman
Red
Lake
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Gold
Bornite
Copper
Mines
Burnt Hill Tungsten
Calgary
<fc
Edmonton
Chiboiigamati
Canadian
Collieries
Nickel
10'ac
Sep
'30c
32c
26,500
2Gc
1,000
5c
5'aC
2,100
5c
17c c'" 19c
3,500
10c
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6
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1,500
33c
33c
1,500
47c.
24,950
6c
/ 5,300
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8,200
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45c
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23c
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25c
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July
Jan
10c
Mar
33c
Oct
88c
Jan
T3c
•
Mines
Fab Metal
—
'
Feb
50c
Aug
Mines Ltd.„'i-_-—
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Fontana Mines
(1945 »:
1
.
36c
Aug
6lc
Oct
Alba Explorations
—U—:
Alberta Distillers common—!,—
5,906
6c
Sep
15c
Jan
1,675
2.55
Warrants
Gas
Alberta
Pac
17c
Fundy Bay Copper
1
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■
:6c
Hollinger
Consol
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.
Aluminium
40c
Aluminum
Oct
9.15
Jan
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3c
Aug
9 %c
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American
45c
15c
Sep
Aug
26c
Jun
3c
Sep
12c
May
•1
99C
Mar
Sep
18c
Jan
Jan
21c
Mar
5c
Aug
8c
Jan
;
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19c
Oct
15%
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11
Mar
16Vo July
1074c Mar
18%
820
20c
38,000
a26
,
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7 74c
7c
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40c
2,000
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22c
32
9V4c Jan
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5c
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22c
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35c
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92c
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a
5c
200
40c
42c
12%
150
3%c
4c
4c
8,000
8,800
40c
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10
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374c Oct
.
12c
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80c
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18%
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10c
Feb
'
30%
980
2874
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35 74 Mar
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200
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17% May
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500
9c
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26c
82c
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:
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35c
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3,000
33c
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21
2,475
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574c
Labrador Min & Exploration Co Ltd—1
28",a
VOc
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Mogador
__5
80
5
1.15
Mines' Ltd—i—
1,050
25
Apr
21% July
10c
Sep
1,000
3c
Sep
24,500
13c
Jan
80%
600
80
Sep
Feb
7c
Jan
24c
Sep
95
May
1.00
1.15
11,900
99c '
Jan
33c
33c
4,500
24c
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55c
Jan
10c
2,000
10c
Feb
21c
Mar
1,000
80c
33c.
V;
Molybdenite Corp of Canada" Ltd-—1
Monpre Mining Co
Ltd
1
Montgary Explorations Ltd-:
1
58c
New- Formaque
13c
New- Hosco Mines
85c
85c
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; igc
New
_i
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1
Mylamaque ' Explorations
Oil's
New Pacific Coal &
16c
500
13c
Jan
50c
59c
24,760
43c
Sep
24,000
7c
New
Santiago Mines Ltd
Spring Coulee Oil &
New
Vinray
New
West
Mines
1.24
20c
60e
Min
Ltd—*
'—I
75c
,
78c
1,000
1.19
1.24
1,900
60c
60c
1,500
50c
5c
50c
—
Ltd.—
13c 13 74c
78c
Ltd—_1
Ltd—
5c
500
"5c
3c
374c
71c
1.19
4.000
Oct
5,900
46c
1
55c
55c
55c
500
52c
1
lie
10c
12c
North! American Rare Metals Ltd—1
1.24
1.19
1.40
Nickeb Mining
Mines
Nocana
Qbalski
Smelting Corp.—
&
LtdZ_
(1945)
1
;——
Ltd—
1
-
12c
7,500"
1.85 Mar
1.72
30c
Jan
Apr
1.24
Apr
36%c
Apr
1,000
.
Feb
6c
Apr
9c
20c
July
50.400
45c
July
lie
11c
500
11c
Oct
Canadian
Paudash
Lake
Pennfeec
Mining
Gas
Pernio
Pitt Gold
Analogue Contxxds
Portage
Ltd
4%t;
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Gas/
Mines
pfd
(Chibi
Producers
Ltd
Anchor
Anglo
Petroleums
Pulp
Kuronian
Paper
Area
Imperial
Radiore Uranium
Argus
Corp
Arjon
Atlantic
1.63
23c
Apr
Jan
Oct
1.65
Jan
Yellowknife
Aubelle
Gold
5%
Banff
Bankeno Mines
Bank
:.
Mines
5
5
2,000
5c
May
3%c
5c
9,000
374 c
Oct
9c
Mar
18c 1874c
4,100
18c
Sep
35c
Mar
7 74c Mar
1.75 Mar
50c
Jan
22c
22c
1,000
22c
Oct
41c
May
65c
62c
69c
3.200
60c
Sep
76c
5.00
4.90
5.10
6,240
58c
58c
1,000
Bell
Bevcon
Bibis
5 VaC
7c
14,500
9c
9c
5'aC
5 VaC
Oct
16c
July
1,500
9c
Sep
17c
Jan
15'/a
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1,625
11'/a
Jun
1,500
1.60
11c
Sep
Sep
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13c
13c
1,500
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1
10c
10c
4,000
10c
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11%'
16,700
_i
58c
40c
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158,192
l
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4c
4,000
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1 80
1
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4c
4.00
1.80
200
800
3.85
1.75
4c
4c
1.300
4c
1.80
1.82
2,200
1.60
13c
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•
1
4
Ltd—^
Virginia Mining Corp..
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Ccrp
Wendell Mineral
—
l'._Mines
6,000
2c
Oct
8c
Feb
6,000
10c
4,200
5c
12c
10c
13c
7c
7c
7 Vac
2.80
2.80
2.85
700
28
465
2c
1,000
6.50
7.25
93,000
17%
17%
100
19
19%
525
1.03
7.10
17%
1.03
1,800
19C
11,000
Sep
Aug
2.50
Sep
18%
Feb
2c
Oct
6.50
Sep
167a Oct
19
Oct
1.00
55
56%
3,520
Sep
16c
Aug
507a Sep
71
73%
2,784
65%
1.27
1.45
24,100
17c
55c
55c
55C
2,000
55c
Sep
85c
37,900
60c
Mar
1.24
Jan
Sep
21 %C Aug
16c
Feb
3.15 July
34 74 July
8c
Jan
lb7/* Jan
25%
Feb
24
Feb
2.00 Jan
26c
July
62% July
84% Aug
1.94
82c
Feb
Apr
1.02 Aug
6,900
13c
Sep
26c
Jan
16,520
10c
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4,000
Sep
Sep
25c
5c
5C
5c
5 Vac
*
42
42
*
31
31
100
75
974 c Jun
Feb
41
Sep
52
2674
Jun
32%
Apr
9c
Sep
36c
Mar
6%
Jan
16c
18c.
8%
8%
27 %>
74c
27%
27! a
72c
"75c
8,350
25
50c
41%
80c
40 %
41 Vi
14,717
39%
76c
92c
33,000
76c
Oct
2.05 May
—1
1
15c
16c
2,857
13c
Sep
10c
10c
14c
80,000
9c
26c
May
2774 c Mar
65c
67c
8,800
1.08
Jan
14c
14c
3,500
12c
Jan
24c
Aug
10c 10 %c
2,500
10c
Mar
30c
Apr
Oct
18c
—20
—
16,825
650
.150
2574 Mar
70c
Sep
Apr
Jun
13% May
277/q
Apr
1.32
Jan
44
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10c
Apr
6074
3c
2 VaC
3c
30,000
2c
Oct
—_1
———
6c
5lc
5c
6c
3,000
5c
45c
Sep
Sep
874 c Feb
10c
Jan
60%
—~—1
1
50
60%
100
50
79c
55c
10,600
8V0
8%
9,923
40
40%
165
39%
Oct
47
44
44
135
44
Oct
Vac
20,600
Mar
4974
49c
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Jan
8%
Oct
preferred—
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40
44
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8c
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5%
5.85
5.75
5.90
1,510
60c
63c
1,000
4.40
4.50
7,815
20
20
345
Sep
^5
Jan
45
45
50
45
Sep
48
May
44%
175
37
Mar
50
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51c
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45
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42 Va
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common
Oct
2.84 Mar
25c
Feb
Sep
Sep
Sen
Sep
Oil——
American
--
8
7c
Sep
5.75 Aug
Apr
1574c Mar
8.40
Feb
1.00
Apr
4.40 Oct
7-7 a
Apr
19
Jan
3.30 Mar
185
33Va
Aug
Oct
60c
1.99
1,450
1.85
Oct
32 Va
33%
18,680
31%
Sep
4474
——-——
—50
4 Va %
—.—;
-50
4%% preferred'
-——-100
5% preferred
50
5»/a% preferred
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British Columbia forest Products
•
25c
Feb
British
Columbia Power—
Feb
British
Columbia
9c
Jan
6.60
Jan
2.62
Apr
974 c
Feb
2.60 May
—100
preferred
preferred
36c
94e—Feb
—*■
78
Electric—
Columbia
preferred
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Broulan
Brown
Reef
Telephone
„——
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Feb
Gold
&
Red
13c
4.500
12c
Sep
29c
Mar
Building
17c1774c
13.000
17c
Oct
34c
Mar
Bunker
—
Lake
4%c
5c
9,500
3c
Jan
7c
Aug
Burlington
5c
5c
5,000
5c
Sep
12c
Feb
Burns
69
175
68%
Oct
35%
30
35
Oct
42
38'%
39
135
38
Sep
48
Aug
81%
81 Va
40
817 a
Oct
91
May
44J.fi
44%
—
5274 July
170
44
47%
335
47
Oct
12
13
6,533
12
Oct
33%
35%
6,255
33%
Oct
40% Mar
40 %
40%
456
3974
Sep
47% May
46c
52 V2 Aug
18
Feb
Sep
60c
Jun
11%.
117,.
34ft
117a
Oct
14%
Jan
2c
^
11'a
2c
5,000
2c
Oct
850
2c
Sep
47 %C
53%
2.000
1
2c
2c
:_1
1
2.35
11 %c
2.30
2.35
1
1-73
1.50
1,74
7,320
6c.
Cc
6c
3,000
574 c
lie 12 VaC.
450
42,700
2.25
10c
1.30
29%
32%.
8c
1,220
1,500
2974
7c
30
*
Extension
Oct
Feb
47
~
2c.
*
Products
Hill
—
Smelting
,
Ankerite
Buffalo
1
35%
40%
May
69
35
—1
—
Mining
Buffadison
Buffalo
*
—25
69
35
38%
81%
44%
47%
12
—1
Mines
Brunswick
^
-1
Mines——
Company
Brimsman
Ltd—
Corp
Ltd
2%c
Aug
7 7aC
15c
Mines.———
Mines
Brunhurst
Oils
Feb
2%C
24
12c 13 %c
—
Mines Ltd.—
British
4%
1.70
United
Jan
3c
2%c
1,608
13c
_—
——
Uranium
Bright
4
12 Va
United Asbestos
15c
Sep
--
Britalta Petroleum
Apr
lie
—
Oct
10c
—1
Mines.
Preferred
Sep
1.70
!
500
2,800
78c
Brazilian Traction common
1.30
11c
Trebor Mines Ltd
8c
14c
12Vac
preferred
Bridge Tank common.—;
5.85
1.70
Mines
2 9 74 Mar
8c
10c
13 %c
Corp—
Mines
Yukon
Bicroft
Feb
12»«
Exploration
25 la
Apr
Oct
Sep
24%
—
Co
Mining
Telephone
:
Cooper Corp..
Oct
3.25
1
Tazin
2.50
*
Bethlehem
58c
l
Tib
974
Oct
Oct
1
Mines Ltd
Jan
1
Paper class A—
-—:
Lumber
Bralsaman
1
Ltd:
57a
2.00
14c
1
Jan
1
Consolidated
Lake Mines
1,000
2,600
—•
——•
—
2.30
1
.
9%
2.14-
76c
Duquesne
Belcher
15V4
9
2.00
♦
Petroleums
Eeaver
Ma>
137a
a
18c
:
Class B
Beatty Bros
Apr
Feb
56%
72%
1-30
*
Mines——
Bathurst Power &
Beattie
2.09
-10
10
Mining———_—
Uranium
Bata
Feb
SC
95c
19c
—1
fiasco Oil & Gas
Baska
490
Mar
48
Qct
8c
^—1
:
—
Sep
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd-.:
Taehe
13 "a
1
Ltd
Exploration
Baryinin
1.05
0
Sullivan
13%
-25
.—25
——
Mines
Barn at
Bo water
Ltd
< 1944)
13%
27 "a
;
—
Montreal
of
British
Stadacona
1.20
—1
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bowaters Mersey 5
5
2
Ltd-—
1.04
^0c
Feb
Sep
Mines
1.19
:
——
Jan
Sep
Dufault
93
1
preferred
1.24
50c
South
Sep
1.50 Mar
13,750
32,406
2c
3.30
20c
Ltd
Jan
28c
Sep
Jan
9c
Mines
Oct
Oc.t
1,500
Mines
Feb
52c
45
13c
Mar
8c
—1
Mines
2.30
2.000
Ltd-
Feb
45c
25%
Oil
Bouzan
22C
Oils
18VaC Oct
May
Vac
8
32 3 it-
1
common
2nd
Bowater
72c
St Lawrence River
14
1
Mines
Mines
preferred
5%%
Feb
22c
Siscalta
53
4274 Mar
9!
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Jan
1
^
24c
Oct
10% Aug
Sep
—
Electric
12c
70c
Corp
Sep
50%
2.14
Mines
Gold
Aumaque
Aunor
Auto
6%c
Mines Ltd-*—i—i—1
Mining
11c
-10
Aumacho River Mines—
Jan
1.25
18'ac
,
Jan
common.
Mines
Aug
1.30
1
7.00 May
1
Steels
Atlas
5c
1
:1
Feb
12% May
44,%Oct
Copper
Atlas
4c
>
1.18
Sep
57'a
_40c
—-—-
Acceptance
Atlin-Ruffner
1.000
1,400
Sep
2.50 Sep
69
♦
—
Coast
Atlantic
3,000
1.30
60c
31%
Bordulac
60c
Jan
135
700
100
91c
975
1.10
2,500
July
2,657
1.05
63c
63c
73
Bonville
2.50
Jan
33! li
Apr
60c
25c
45%
Jan
2.50
Sep
71%
64c
Ltd——1
Feb
10c
44%
70c
Ltd—
Feb
18c
72
Jun
.
Feb
Oct
44 Va
32 Va
—.———
Oct
4c
Apr
July
„50
preferred
preferred
Gold Mines
25c
5c
Apr
-50
common.—__———
$2.40
$2.50
30c
4c
4574
Sep
800
Mines
7,000
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd—1
Rix-Athabaska Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Roberval
Aug
6c
0
28,400
5c
22
417a
26^(>3
30c
4c
2074 Sep
139,5(
35c
63c
37 74
common.—
——
30c
1.05
26% May
,100
30c
1
Quebec Labrador Developm't Co Ltd
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—
5.15 May
2.40
(j8(J
30c"
:__l
Exploration
&
65c
Sep
25
pl'd_.
Anglo Rouyn Mines_^_—_____
Ansil Mines
.'
Bralorne
Cobalt
20
Sep
12,800
—
&
Can
Anglo
Boymar Gold Mines.
Quebec
4274 July
Sep
20c
705
——
33c
1
—
Mines
Sep
19
—
1
Ltd
Corp—i—__
& Oil
Island
-
Mines
34%
•
400
Warrants
Bidcop Mines Ltd———
—1
Black Bay Uranium
•
Blue Ribbon preferred—-50
Ltd—1
Mining Co Ltd————
Poreueine
Provo-
Uranium
10% July
12,132
Mines:
Lead
Anacon
2
Exploration
Mar
72.
Sep
Jan
39c
30c
1.20
PaFtkklge
Apr
1.95 May
Jun
28c
1.00
1374c
28c
July
30c
1.16
110,000
Jan
674 c Feb
1.01
1
.
9c
Jan
Oct
Jan
1
Ltd——
9c
Apr
Orchan
Mines
Jun
1.34 Mar
1.15
Opemisca Explorers Ltd—
Uranium
1.52 Mar
2.50
Jan
45c
18,875
12c
Oct
Jun
500
77c
1
L_
Sep
Sep
Sep
4c
5c
75c
Ltd-
Jan
3c
5c
7 or
Mines
Amulet
24
Sep
5.55
2,400
—-1_.
Nepheline
Base Metals
Newr
Sep
60
16,000
Pete—
Leduc
Avillabona
10c
1
1
Mines Ltd—
16%
Aug
2,623
30% Mar
3!'ac
80
Feb
Sep
21c 21 Vac
*
Ltd—_2jr-fr-'---
Mines
5 74c
3,000
28 >/»
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—"—1
Long Island Petroleum Ltdr—/.
Melntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—
MerrilF Island Mining Ltd—
Mar
Apr
Jun
3074
Kontiki Lead
17
430
—
Earth—.
Mar
4c
.1274
Mines
Sep
21% May
4c
500
7c
'
Feb
Ltd—_
Gold
Mar
1274
650
preferred.—:—
4',<■
—
24V2 May
149,800.'.
4c
Co
Arcadia Nickel
20c
Httdsoiis Bay Oil & G a
2.
LutwnationaL .Ceramic Miniftg" Ltdx„
IsoUianium Mines Ltd——Z2—li
Kerr-Addison
61c
8,779
4V!',o
preferred
Amalgamated Rare
6c
,12%
_
MincS
Sep
200
Ltd
Feb
5,000
19 c
a 5c
-
' —1
Gold
38c
2,250
Jun
500
36c
..,
.
:__1
Mining Corp
30
1,710-
Alminex
Apr
Sep
4c
36c
"Mines Ltd_—1U_*
Haitians Copper
Jan
3,430
•-
Ashdown Hardware class B
Gunnar Mines Ltd i
2.80 Feb
Jan
1»5
Algoma Steel
Asamera Oil
Golden Age
1.85 May
2.00
21%
588
Algonquin Bldg preferred
Allied Roxana
Mining
5.00
3,500
*
~r
/ .*.
"
*
Gaspe Gil Ventures Ltd——
Feb
350
———
12
4c
a26
■rrV774c( '*'•:«
_J1
Ltd
Oils
Jan
750
—
65c
3,500
12c
,
•
'
Fytui'iCy
Jun
1.05
3.60
July
800
Oil
Z
-
Jun
1.02
10,827
3,150
—
———
Cons
14c
700
19C
•
•
.
1
—.
Trunk
1,850
—!
———
Voting trust'——-Alberta
Jan
5 !•■» c
1874
__1
Inc
Ltd*.%-——
74 July
3,600
Sep
1134
5!a'c
—
Exploration
&
18
75c
Sep
Jan
2,500
10c
Sc1
11
*
Ltd———
Falcoitbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fa»»
Jan
Mar
Anthes
Donre
12 Va
6ue
61c
9%
2,000
5c
.
9 74
1.85
Jun
'
Ltd...'—,
Jan
3.80Mar
1074 Mar
Sep
6,100
9c
10c
•
Ltd—11
r,td__.1
Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1
Corp
Sep
27c
Sep
7,600
Preferred
•
8'/-iC
——
Daering Explorers
15%c
Oct
2.40
100
.
—
Warrants
3c
1,200
24c
7 6c
•G 22c
LtdJi^-__:—-—l
Compagnie Minicre L'Ungava.—
1.30
Consoi Quebec
Shoe.
Apr
14c
29,856
Jan
80c
3.500
v
Mines Ltd'i————1
Mines
Mines Ltd
Jan
"
600
3,200
-
10?u
*
Ltd
Cadillac- Mines
7c
Jan
200
5c
Denison
34
Sep
1.03
ChiEinan
Consolidated
Sep
Oct
7.00
1
ConsoL Bi-Ore Mines
Jun
Jan
Mar
3c
600
"
Cons©* Central
Jan
42c
19%
31,000/
7.00
Chiboug Copper Corp
Lake Mines
6c
15c
Mar
Ajax Petroleums —_—\-U—_
Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold-
Algom Uranium common
Algoma Central common
.1.03
3
Explorations Ltd
Corp Ltd__—
Central. Manitoba
60c
Sep
98
6 Vac
32,000
2,150
Surpass
Mar
Oct*
90
3,200
Agnico
12
50
Acadia Uranium Mines
Agnew
Jan
Aue
-
Ltd
Central-Del Rio Oils
27 Vac May
25V2C May
2'.ac Oct
-4'aC
Explorations
Mines
500
Ltd_c——1
Cam-Met Explorations
Quebec
23c
1.30 Mar
Jan
OHs-Lfd?——_10c
Mines
Asbestos
42c
.
2214
!
Canafeok
Cartier
Feb
4c
10,700
1
Resources-
Homestead
Cassiar-
Feb
84c
1,500
52c
Ltd-*—1
Mitres
V
Canadian
CaauBa
10c
4?aC
'2taC
1
Wd
Mines
Campbell
Caaorama
Jan
'
Calumet Uranium
Common
:
30C
Ltd—
Corp
Jan
33c
23c
5 '.^c
:1
Mines Ltd
105a
Sep
6.50
Aug
July
-
1
.
Oct
15c
20c
,51c
.
Ltd.. j'.——JC_—;_1"
Corp—j;—
"44c
4c
51c
4
Bo»»yvilie Oil & Refining- Corp.:
Eonvillc
39 c
4VL>c
1
1,900
6.500
58.400
15'aC 16 (aC
41c
1
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltdl-i-"
BHiewatcr Oil & Gas Ltdt_-.ir. 1
•
16C;
Bay Mining CoV—%1
Beatrice
Mar
24
,
9
Advocate Mines Ltd——
"6.50 ,7.15
7.15
July
SeD
2214 Oct
3,795
Acrce Gas & OiL_
Bailey Sclbum Oil &: Gas Ltd "A"l„1
45c
40
470
_i,---
High
Aug
33
415
:
Acadia Atlantic
22c
19
405
16%
■-*
19
187a
—*
11?'
11%
11%
680
7c
11%
Sep
Sep
Jan
Sep
Sep
May
874 c Mar
9c
Jan
3.70 Feb
39c
Aug
2.55 May
9c
39
11c
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
Jan
24
Sep
14% Mar
42.
i
'
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
40
...
.
(1064)
Monday, October 19, 1959
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
Sale Price
Cable
Mines
Curtamet
•Calaita
Oils
Mines
1
—
,
—
—
—
Consolidated
Ganada
.
40c
1,175
194
Jan
100
Apr
100"
30
99% May
103
Aug
000
3.00 Aug
0.30
0.35
7,005
0.10
1-
27
10
37
403
20
Feb.
28ta
Jun
2!5
015
20' ii
Oct
37 ti
76ta
Feb
12'i
1.20
Oct
2.35
Jan
1.05
Feb
Crce
Oct
57
Jan
Crown
55
Apr
Crown
55',a
Sep
70
00
Sep
92
Aug
Aug
Crush
1.25 May
Cusco
40
175
40
40
105
45
50 %
53' L-
50
240
.i
40
80c
2,000
3.00
1,300
00 4
75c.
75e
3.45
3.45
12
12'
Canada
Wire
11 *«
11%
11 t
Petroleum
—„1
.
2.85 Mar
1 lti
200
11.
7<-
0,000
.0c
*
ti
6
(I
100
01
00
0112
3,032
52
— —
Minerals
•
—-—1
0
0! lie
4'aC
4
Commerce—±
of
Sep
n
Trust
Canadian
B
warrants
25
"
8
Jan
ti. Feb
34
1
-
Chemical
Canadian
42% May
Apr
17% July
Apr
10
895
1,975
6.50
6.80
200
13%
13%
235
20
*
4.10
3.45 Mar
13
Sep
Canadian
Chieftain
&
* Gold
Pete
Collieries
*
3
common
Preferred
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge & Dock—
•
Export Gas & Oil—
16%
Fairbanks Morse com—,
*
Wright:
_*
18%
Jan
Oct
33
6%
7%e
895
1.10
12,250
4.55
Jan
Petroleum
Products
Food
Preferred
—
-
class
*
A
Canadian
High
Canadian
Homestead
Husky
Dominion
—
^
Canadian
Malartic
Dominion
1.69
Aug
9% July
Canadian Gil
8'r
Cos
common-
Dominion
Canadian Salt
Canadian
Dover
Duvan
Copper
Co
Duvcx
Oils
7%.
7%
100
7
Jun
43%
43%
25
&
Class
62c
170
169
170
55
15%
Gas
Jan
15%
175
Oil
Sullivan
Can
Erin
Mines
Can
Met
7c
7%c
4.000
7c
July
1.31
1.35
3.300
1.27
Sep
2.15 May
1.55
1.62
3,375
1.50 Aug
2.65 Mar
..50c
1.60
1.60
300
1.60
2,237
1.40
Sop
Sep
2.10 Aug
1.50
10
3!)
39
225
37%
Jan
40% Mar
55%
56
233
53
Jan
72
Jan
Central
Del
Central
Pat
Jan
45
Fel)
210
19
Oct.
1
11c
lie
l
1.43
1.37
1
1.60
Oct
Apr
I*
Gold
14%
Jan
40
Sep
53
11c
Sep
26c
Feb
35c
Jan
2.45
Apr
Feb
30c
33c
7,033
30c
Sep
1.07
Jun
4%c
7c
5,280
4%c
Oct
55c
Jan
15c
8c
8c
8c
500
8c
Set)
84c
88c
1,700
78c
Feb
•
10-,
10%
11
5.20
5.00
0.25
15,098
__]
1.35
1.35
1.45
7.210
10 c
lOe
1,000
10c
1.02 Sep
4tic*Sep
9.40 May
3,900
■
Centrai
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
——1
i
Mines
Chesterville
Chib
Chibougamau
Cliinio
Gold
Mining
Cochenour
Warrants
\
.
$"Argo'
Cockshutt
Jan
1.75
Apr
12% Mar
Fptima
Cody Rcco
Coin
Ford
Motor
Ford
of
Co
Frasei*
class
Colomac
Columbia
Co
French
Jan
53c
Apr
92c
Mar
General
17c
15c
17c
8,500
15c
Oct
27tic Mar
General
82c
76c
82c
4.000
72c
Jun
8,400
50c
Jun
Mines
!
Con
Key
Jan
3,284
12^u
Jan
9c
9c
2,500
8c
Sep
2,188
10c
Sep
19c
Feb
Giant
Mascot
8c
Feb
Giant
Yellowknife
•
^2.50
—
Mines——
_I_I*
II*
_
Allenbee
Oil
Consolidated Bcllckeno
Mines
Steel
16ti
Oct
Genex
21c
2c
Out
Sep
5.25 Aug
10
Sep
15
25C
Sep
50c
July
Apr
27c
2.40
500
13
13
800
10ti
Jan
1.4
May
50c
3,800
43c
Sep
75c
Mar
40c
40c
3,250
27c
Jan
44c
23c
1,281
20c
Sep
35c
Calllnan
4.00
Jan
5c
5c
4,680
5c
Sep
10c
Feb
7 tic
3,400
6tic
8c
3,000
7tic
Sep
Sep
15c
8c
Consolidated Denison. Mines
Warrants
:
—•
—1
—
.2—
:
-
Apr
July
8,000
9c
Oct
19c
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated Fenimore Mines
Consolidated Gillies Lake—.
Consolidated
Golden
'.
Glacier
Marcus
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Glenn
Goldale
Mines
Eagle
Goldfields
4'f
preferred
Mines
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Lakes
Power
Northern
Class
Consolidated
Sannonn Mines—
Consolidated
Sudbury
53c
May
Consolidated
West
Voting trust
see
page
42
July
9.00
1.61
Sep
2.75
Jun
200
6
Jan
7'
Mar
37 4
36 4
a
1
96
37%96%
33%
17%
5,680
7%
7%
7%
200
1
23%
20,220
44%
44 %
70
203
224a
■■
■
■
51
53
ll%c 11 %
1.15
•>
Jan
46% May
104
Apr
2442 Mar
14%
10%
Sep
Sep
30-
Mar
63%
Jan
43 % Mar
56% July
Oct
30
4
Jan
19%
104-jC
Sep
20c
95c
Sep
30
10 3
100
Jun
Jan
42
2,000
1.15
Sep
7
714
c
Oct
15%
»J0
16%
Sep
96
520
16 %
9c
Jan
May
Jun
Mar
1.55 Mar
32c
Aug
20C
21c
9.55
3,075
31c
2,600
28c
July
59c
Feb
—1
8c
8c
2.048
7c
Aug
14c
Mar
17 %c
16c
25c
Jun
-40c
Jan
—
9.35
6,600
6.25 Mar
18c
81c
10:000
104-jC
9%'C
11c
25.100
8c
Sep
Sep
27c
26%c
30c
8,700
24c
Sep
40%
Oct
1958
36c
Mar
warrants
1.05
Feb
Greyhound
Sep
4.50
Jan
Guaranty
2.60
2.65
27c
700
29c
2.50
24c
Sep
46c
Sep
1.15 May
Giilf -Lead
Sep
5.25
Oct
22 %
5,370
2.50
17;,i,
18
13,905
17:,«
1.40
1.45
1,800
25c
28c
7,500
5c
1.34
18c
Sep
Jan
90c
■
6,450
39
790
2,000
63c
Feb
19c
7,000
15tic
5c
1,000
Sep
July
5c
64c
Apr
Feb
Feb
2.55 Mar
44c
1.20
36c
8c
July
9.75
Oct
1
•
Feb
40c
78,444
10c
4,000
10c
Oct
9c
9c
800
7c
Sep
8c
8c
9c
16,100
6c
Sep
25c
Jun
C'ic
7c
3,000
6c
Sep
14c
Mar
1
6%c
43c
43c
44c
18,360
3.50
3.35
3.50
1,875
41c
1.24 July
13
75
6%
2,210
May
6%
2.60
475
2.00
Sep
3.35
Jan
2.60
260
2.30
Jun
3.30
Jan
13%
2.045
Sep
21%
5
1,925
Warrants
*
1
5
11%
10%
11%
5
10%
5
Apr
Oct
14
13% Aug
868
9%
Jan
820
3.90
Apr
4.50
Apr
3C
3%c
7.000
11
11%
2,924
26
26%
310
9%
—
3c
Sep
10% Sep
26
Jan
Aug
6.15 Aug
8.00 Aug
20c
Mar
13% Mar
28 % May
15c
Jan
5c
Sep
7c
7c
1,000
7c
Jun
13c
Feb
11%
12 3 4
8,936
9%
Sep
19
Jan
1.70
2.18
9,230
1.25
Sep
9%'
9%
3%
Jan
9% July
5c
Sep
10%c Apr
Sep
19% Mar
7%e
—
12%
Jan
0% May
Feb
300
3c
Jan
9%
342
5.30
1.84
-
Gold—
11%
11%
7.25
6.25
26
1
Gurney Products common
Lake
8.25
5 7 is
2.50
5.25
11%
1
2.25 Mar
45'% Aug
10l/2T Aug
6.25
1
Mines
7% May
Sep
5.30
10
—
Jan
35% May
6.25
»
—
Mines
Gwillim
11%
5
—
Jun
Feb
5%'c
8c
Cc
6,253
250
4,500
7.50
Jan
Jun
28c
206
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--
11%'
11 %»
—♦
6
1.00
48
2.60
6»
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a
46 %c
Mar
10c
24tic Jun
1
———*
Gunnar Mines
69c
3.05
16C
100
1.27
38
:
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2,600
68c
2.90
90c
6%.
1.19
39
Greyhawk Uranium
1,700
68c
2.90
„
6 %
1.27
-*
—
—
Lines
10
40%
1956 warrants
Jan
404
40%
*
—
Jan
Sep
*
Petroleum
5.85
10,720
6%
1°
—*
Develop —>
class A-
63c
51c.
_
525
1.98
8.00
Coal
10 tic
84,825
_._Ii
Basin
6.00
1.91
Sep
28c
1—_—
West
68c
Lttf_I.IIl
6.00
2.55
Plains
55c
28c
Apr
535
—50
common-
Great
66c
"1
Mar
97-
warrants
Gas
Great
Apr
Jan
19c
35
Jan
30
—
Greater Winnipeg Gas
4.20
19c
♦
Feb
Sep
90
9.35
—
warrants
B
23,920
_IIII~1
Mine—III~~i
11 %C
5%c
25%
13%
Warrants
37c
..
Sep
Jun
Mar
200
1
Paper
32c
Red
footnotes
Lakes
34c
Mines
Poplar
Consolidated Regoourt Mines
For
Aug
16 ti July
.
Great
Jan
Sep
I_IIIIIIi
Mines
Apr
560
—1
Gordon Mackay class A
Granduc Mines
4.10 May
Jun
~
17
—1
— —
——
47c
o'i-c May
1.40
Oct
12
81
187-
1
Sep
Oct
28c
-17%
1.50
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Aug
4,100
Cc.
30
———
Jun
3.55
38c
.—
6
94
12%
1
—-———
22c
1,713
29C
1.12
28%
13
Gold
Uranium
19,840
4,200
—_~~1
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~1
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Mosher
~_2
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Consolidated"
50c
20c
Gold
26,399
17,130
Ltd
Jan
G5C
50
108%
Jan
Feb
-1
.-—.
30c
7c
Ltd
Oils
5% May
1.435
52
Mines—
Uran Mines
83c
30c
2.60
12 3 a
30
.1
Gold
4.15
46c
1
Sep
s
———__—
26c
7c
Mines
Gold
Mac
Negus
63,590
Mar
30c
-__i
34c
285
*
Mine
Mining
IIIII
Marbenor
Consolidated Mic
11
45c
_
7,000
7
12
-III-l
50c
.
\
19%c
110
—
3.95
26c
Sep
1,481
1.15
1
Howey Gold-
Cpnsolldetod
30,633
1
—
Arrow
Consolidated
117«
—7
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated
12c
11
83c
III
I_l
.
12c
.11 ti
lie
1%
—
common-—
Ltd—
Mines
Great
Flin—
1
Mfg class A
Wares
Great
Consolidated
500
Apr
2.00 Mar
6 tic
♦
12c
Aug
23c
23c
1
—
Jan
49c
50c
_l
—
Gamma;
1,611
Products
General
26c
-
•
———
420
General
Jan
2.31
2.35
i
—___
lit',
Oct
4.10
3.50
8.25
6.00
—
—
3.00
2.80
1,190
11
Feb
89c
1.25 May
44,025
35c
6%
Development
General Dynamics
General Motors
16 ti
•
_I
-
Beta
1.65
-
15%
3c
Oct
Sep
6c
•
Bakeries
16 ti
4.25
1.12 Mar
%c
3.85
94
_10
1
50
4.00
Oct
2,355
2,200
2,400
....
•
3,875
2 tic
60c
lc
172
I" 100
60c
12 tic 12 tic
19.420
25% May
193VMay
1.91
...
common
3.35
3c
...
Mines Ltd
3.00
.
72c
Mar
32
V
27
preferred
Geco
53c
4.10
_
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
3.20
1
——
Consolidated
1.90
8tic Mar
3.00
..
Combined
Metals
Commonwealth Petroleum
Coniauruin Mines
Co_
3.35
i
*
Mines
Sep
r»n
Sep
70c
100
common...
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Coniagas
Power
Sep
Cellulose
National
Gatineau
19c
9c
15%
80%.
—20c
May
43c
Sop
20 Pi
295
2.30 Aug
25c
11.745
.
Conduits
Ltd
Trailer
32,200
Equipment
15 %c Mar
24% Ma
2.575
12
Ltd
l
Yellowknife
Combined
Jan
3.682
77
-—
Fruehauf
53c
i
Gold
9.20
1
170
80%
———
50c
58c
Jan
45c
Jan
Oct
8c
Feb
Jan
July
45c 48%c
47c
A—
Companies
(A J t preferred^-.—.
Petroleum
preferred—-
53c
*
20c
4
170
15
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Francoeur
75c
l
15
17
7
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2,400
.— -
14c
4.15
lc
3.95
12c
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—
Canada
Foundation
4,000
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Oct
Jan
Sep
66c
4.10
.—1
_
Mining
40c
..
Oct
Oct
70c
25c
-——
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Fleet Manufacturing
l
Mines-
Farm
5.00
1.05
72c
lc
Ltd
Mining
Par west
16%
18%
——
Oils
1.15
Willans
24.000
22 3
4 tic
Circle Bar Knitting 'common—a
5.500
9c
26 3
Smelting—_1
&
23c
8c
26
35c
;
22c
8c
21%
1.15
Jaculct Mines
Kayrand Cop Min
22c
21 >2
4 tic
Chiboug
-1
—1
26:it
40c
i
__
100
Nickel
Canadian——_
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Faraday Uranium MinCs
—1
„—
Mines
8c
11%
14,935
Players
Frobisher
—
9c
11 %
Falconbridge
Oct
3.00
%c
_—_l
Corp Ltd——
Jan
8.199
•
Quartz
20%
21,560'
12c.
1.56
Jun
20%
8c
—
Apr
2.13
50c
80c
6.000
11 %
—
72
Jan
50
37.258
24c
11%
-1
—
—
Sep
Apr
Sep
55
1.42
———*
Ltd
—
33c
4
—
...
14%
75
Mining
Ltd
2.16
c
53%'
55
21c
1.36
1
1
Famous
July
19
35
Ltd
—
1.40
1.22
———*
—
common
Corp
Explorers Alliance
9%c Jail
200
19
.
Rio
126
Sep
19
Mines Ltd———..
Gold
Asbestos
Jan
5c
8,166
Sol
:
Developments
&
Mines
Jan
A...—————.—20
class
Mines
16c
——50c
Trust
Eureka
Jan
•
—1
—.——
•
15% May
30
July
:
: ——
El
July
July
:
Cassiar
Chcskirk
•
——
Investment
Paper
Emco
May
24
42
Apr
31% Mar
35
:
Explorations
Cariboo
30 %
153
Sep
.35
1.84
May
1.31
Feb
Sep
14%
15ic
1.55
—
A
Eldrich
1.12 Mar
Jan
42
Oct
1
40c
Feb
1.60
Mar
8c
15,000
———l
Mines
Oct
14%
14%
12
Jan
Jan
23
42
J uls
30%
Jan
Mar
84c
23
1.66
20-
Jan
Aug
9%
18
2.00 May
Sep
50
14%
14%
Jan
Sep
Eddy
45
»■
924a- Feb
85c
Feb
31
1
Sep
12.750
14
30
—;
59
1.06
Class
31
20
Western
22% Jan
1.03
Economc
30
■
c
12
Sep
7
1.05
—:
Eastwood Oil common
31
_*
%
51% July
Jan
Sep
14%
*
Petroleum
Feb
pfd-20
5',2%
•Canadian" Westinghouse
Caudorc Exploration
Captain
8,000
41%
5,989
Sep
Jan
11% Mar
25
6%c
48'
Feb
15% May
1(K~. July
Sep
6.50
July
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.
,
Warrants
40
6c
10
114* Sep
Feb
Apr
24%
225
16c
20%
78%
Sep
1,005
7.50
a-
46c
12% July
24% Oct
140
385
40
6c
*
preferred
Canadian
35
4,230
12'lit
12%
7c
32',%;
2,699
143
25%—
40
—
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Canadian Westn Nat
.
143
.1
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
B
25%
•
Vickcrs
Canadian
25%
24%
25%
—10
.Canadian Tire' Corp common
Canadian
24' -i
5,642
12
7.00
Jan
laljitar
7'l
Sep
East
19,499
10%
7.50
13%
24
Oct
Sep
East Amphi Gold ——
East Malartic Mines
49c
5 lit
Jun
Apr
8.90
20
50
Apr
Jan
37c
ii
16c
Jan
46c
2,610
5'
10%
8.50
_*
1,450
22%
5%
6 %c
Sep
15C 16 %c
9.60
21:%
5%
335
4,35
15c
9.30
21%
Feb
5,300
2,600
30c
Apr
7,900
5.00
6,550
15%
8c
4.75
40c
1,565
18c
1.85
35c
18%
10%
14%
Sep
18:,h
354% July
21 % May
6%c
Oct
9
Jan
10%
Jun
200
22%
1.02
Sep
2,702
16 %c
Sop
9
80c
315,,
6%c
8.80
9
7,100
31
10%
23c
July
1.03
31%
16%-c
70c
7% Mar
9%'C Oct
1
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15% Oct
92c
15C
28.816
1
Ltd
6,900
75
Apr
98c
14,500
15c
common—....—*
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17,725 '
50
Mar
19c
July '
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common—*
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1,200
25c
9%'c
8
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1,774
Jan
Jun
14c
8c
Jan
76
Mar
34c
8%e
May
62
74c
Sep
12
■«—.—.c.—.——1
Mines
Dynamic
Mar
Sep
lie
275
25%
9% Aug
40c
23c
5,600
1,975
Feb
2.90
15c
47.500
4,495
Sep
35
1.312
37c
10%
25
9%
Jan
18c
18%
40
15%»
Jun
20c
16%
1,320
76
.
12c
10
14,110
9%
•
31c
18c
18
31
15%
6c
34•
33c
15%
2.23
9%
Jan
20<"
lii
20%
15%
.
16
37c
Corp
18c
*
common
9.00
.
Sep
,6%>c
10:!.«
31
100
Thorium
2,500
6%c
—...—•
Chemical
&
Textile
1.03
*
7c
_I_i
——————23.50
Tar
Preferred
July
85
,—25
10% Aug
1.250
33c
.
Jan
62
2.10
l
Railway
Canadian Petrofina preferred
3.35
60 '3
18 %
35(
Pacific
100
60'2
Donalda
....
preferred
Canadian
8%
—
98c
.
8%
—*
Stores
Jan
-50
Mines
May
235
6.05
9
Canadian Northwest
19c
200
35c
Inca
Sep
7%
Common
North
9%c
15%
Sep
85c
Elder
Canadian
2,500
7%
3.20
*
Gold
Jan
10c
15'(1
4,640
Locomotive
Canadian
50-
9'2c
44%
3.55
*
!
48% Jun
15'i(
1.00
common
—.
26
—
8.90
Hydrocarbon
100
710
46'»
&
4.80
Preferred
26
52%
——2.50
1
Canadian Industries
2.60. Jan
*"26
52 %•
& Steel common—*
Magnesium
Dominion Steel
3.30
41 % May
Apr
26
Coal common-...»__•
Dominion P'outidry
Feb
Aug
9% Aug
Dominion
7%
1.75
52%
———-—
Jan
Apr
78.195
5
common
6.05
20c
Oils
Oil
Warrants
Canadian
Electroliome
Oct
2.05
Apr
23% July
17% May
1.500
2.50
Ilio
_——•—*
-25
2.35
17
19
2.12
18%
—
7,500
31
18%
_^1
10c
Crest
5.15
preferred—
3,400
100
—
Canadian
Petroleuln
70i-
2.10
Jan
2.70-Apr
Sep
—
2.60
19'ii
58c
Jun
2.65
25c
70c
Jan
Sep
2.00
——.—2
2.35
68c
31c
Feb
Mar
700
—-------V
Warrants
9%
'
Canadian
Dome
24% July
28%.
50
3,400
14
200
2.36
—
-
—
2.50
,1
Curtis
20'irMar
Oct
21,748
«-
3.40
;
Canadian
21%
Sop
11
120
46c
1
^td„
—
Dominion
120
7%
Mines
16% May
7
6%
7
Dome
Bridge
20%
Sep
Sep
17
100
3.15
•— -—
Seagrams—
Coal
28%
90c
17%
50
11
2.30
Oils
Palmer
Dominion
1.02
-1.03
18%
17%
38e:
Mines--—
Dominion
905
Sep
6 % Sep
—
Explorers
July
7
7.
Mar
3.15
—1
-
8.70 July
20%
20
28%.
Chemical
Canadian
Oct
11
4
7.80
.-—..25
Cellulose—
common
preferred
Canadian
34
15'
14.
6.00
2.50 Mar
2.30
—
Mines
Distillers
Jun
7:*;.c
Canadian Cclanese
Canadian
Canadian
100
14
13%
A-
class
42.%
3(i
Sep
74e
11
40c
paragon Mines __———^—1
Decoursey Brcwis Min———-——
1
Deer Horn Mines———-—i—
-1
66% July
4,917
G.60
—
Canadian Canners
$1%
34 \
Aluminium common-*
warrants
33%
26%cMar
150c
-——
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Minerals
Daering
•13c
.
35';.
34
34'»
6.50
British
A
•
common
——
International
Devon
Breweries
Preferred
Sep
18%
18 ti.
warrants-
Ztllcrbach
Deldona
Canadian
Sep
8c
1.60 Sep
20,550
Mar
15'i Mar
.Sep
Sep
'
Apr.
5.35 Aug
21c
4,000
13.766
1.79
1.65
Jun
105% May
Jun
5.00 May
12 7
Jan
0
20
Cable, class B...
Bakeries
Mar
50c
573
,
Canada
of
Crowpat
40
45%
001 i
Oil
Oct
40
45:*j
3.50
1,780
12 %c 14.%c
tic
1.79
———1
Sep
•
26c
25c
26c
12
•.
•
30c
,
;•
'
———
500
Sep
4.20
47',2 July
10(4
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Zinc
Lead
Craig 'Bit..:—~~v
3,300
12%,
Canadian Bank
Coulee
•
Jan
.■
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99
101
10J
4,00
Htgh
Jan
Sep
Sep
17%
30c
1.10
80
101
4.15
11
1.21
j
100
34
—
1.10
551
55%
•
110
B
Imperial
30c
.—•
101
.100
Craigmont Mines ————
Crain (,R L) Ltd—————
—
100
—,
75
Steamship preferred,.......—12.50
Astoria
Class
Sep
54
101
—-
Cosmos
Mar
—
—
Oct
Mar
10
27
55'
1.914
.
lOta Mar
Sep
050
27
27
201 '•
42:'»
—
Feb
1,357
20'
20
27
20
5.70
4.00
a
12'..
12':,
23
Canada
Canadian
040
common
Conwest
Jan
3.50
Canada Permanent Mtge _
10
Canada- Safeway Ltd preferred
100
Canada Southern Oils ..warrants-1——.
Canadian
*1
02
_'.
Canada Soiithern
70 %
35
Sep-
Low
High
41%
—:—_
Exploration
Coppercorp Ltd ————-Copper-Man Mines
Capper Rand CliibougCorby Distillery class A
Feb
1.27
Oct,
a
100
•
—
class
Class B
94%
,
3.50
—
_i
22'
1
common
Oil Lands
Packers
3,300
21
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
100
Co
Gas
Class A
Class E preferred
Jurr
42c
3.50
Foundries common
Warrants
Canada
51(:
4He
22»
—1
1
Malting
Canada
141h c
Consumers
ihares
413.
Par
Feb,
1)3 %
—.—...
—_
Iron
4,525
26tic
Sep
Sep
for Week
of Prices
„10
High
—1
Canada Cement common
Preferred
10c
15c
.
Oil
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
12c
10('
Calvary & Edmonton l.
*
Calgary Power conimc/n~i——
S.%' preferred
...-,.'—-100
Calvam
1,766
._25c
Petreleura
Low
High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
12%c 12 %c
.1
..
Week's
Friday
Shares.
Low
Par
Hi
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Last
stocks
OCTOBER
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week'#
Friday
Mar
tic Mar
Hardee Farms
345
11%
14
360
8%
10c 10 %c
4.300
9c
9%c
11c
4.400
9c
16c
1212C
17c
.53.000
40c
34c
42c
54,900
6c
10.000
6'«
385
*
11%
11%
12%
_*
:.
common
Harding Carpets
14
13%
Hard Rock Gold Mines-.
1
Harrison
1
lie-
1
_1
Head
Minerals
of Lakes Iron
Headway Red
Oct
1.10 Mar
Heath
Oct
5.85
Hees
Gold
Lake
,
Mines—
—1
5c
8%c
1
28c
Jan
16
Aug
14c
Jan
July
Sep
25c
Jan
24c
Apr
Sep
58c
Jan
Jan
5c
Sep
11c
Apr
5%
Oct
10
Apr
"
3.30
Jan
(Geo Hi
& Co_
,
»
57«
Volume
190
Number
The Commercial
5891
and Financial
Chronicle
(1065)
CANADIAN
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Preferred
4.25
Low
High
100
4.25
4
50
50
50
50
5
,^1
1.50
1.50
1.50
900
j—_*
52
49
52
500
___5
30?!
30%
30%
1,185
12%
12%
12%
11%
Bell
Hinde & Dauch
11%
(Canada)-
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Home Oil
*
STOCKS
;
Sale Price
High
Jan
5%
Oct
Jan
75
Mar
B
1.95 May
Midrim
Paper
common
Hoyle Mining
47
Jan
77
28%
Sep
35% Mar
.
Jun
Mill
City
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Bay Oil—
I
Hughes Owens Co class
Huron <fc Erie Mortgage
Milliken
Milton
11%
Oct
21
Jan
10%
Oct
20%
Jan
Min
39%»
375
38%
Sep
46% July
Ore
Imperial Flo
Glaze
Imperial Investment class A
6%%
preferred
300
50
2.380
47 %
Sep 1
63% Mar
12%
12%
13%
13
4,888
12%
Oct
21%
Jan
Montreal
200
12% May
15% Apr
Montreal
51%
565
49
56
Moore
4.00 Jim,,
5.25 Mar
Jan
Aug
Moneta
66%
35
100
10
9%
10
19%
19%
25
25
2114
21%
21%
!
33%
12%
12%.
5%
.
'
9
Oct
21
35
10,901
33
2,224.
12
5
12%
5%
510
3 %c
9,100
2C
32%
12%
13%
810
•
4.85
4.85
5%
1,610
4%
20%
20%
100
17%
Feb
6
Jan
Preferred
,
4.65
4.55
14
14
14
1.50
1.50
1.60
1,495
—36c
36C
40c
4,333
18
18
100
20
:
Warrants
;
Inspiration
_____:—.!.
_
.
.—
,
International
International
Molybdenum
International Nickel Co common
International
Petroleum
International
—
Powders com.—
Bronze
•
130
12c
16,000
89%
30%
1
6.425
10%C
10 lac
91%
*
••—
_.—
4.80
91%
6,422
4.30
13%
1.35
32c
15
warrants
16% July
7% Mar
Investors
"25
90
Iso
20
41
Apr
Jack
Jefferson
41%
4.95
1.347
31
33
1,175
1.80
2.39
1.70
1.80
2,200
2.39
2.45
3,500
15
15%
1,500
12
Jan
Sep
16% Aug
33C
34c
8,400
30c
Sep
82c
33c
20c
12c
Mines
Gold
(1939)
,__1
—
Mines__
1.24
1.36
3,300
1.050
6
10%c
11c
2.15
40c
36c
:
25c
Mines
13 %C
.____
13c
Oils
3.05
1.90
33c
25c
12c
38c
42c
40c
42c
3,333
1.64
1.70
300
of
Kelvinator
Copper
1
175
8
20' b
8
110
21
5,560
!J
20'
2.75
—1
2.75
2.60
3,300
89c
—_—
Minerals
——
Oils Ltd.:
Kroy
245
89c
400
97 c
88c
5,254
warrants.!'!
Class' C
Kirkland
8%
4.40
8
Canada
of
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
7 7
4.40
—
.————.
IIIi
87c
.200
40c
40c
43c
6,150
Rights
26%
—
:
77c
—■
—
Du fault
Lakeland
La-ke
of
Lake
Shore
La
Lencourt
Gold
Lexindin
69c
Apr
45c
Feb
72c
Oct
Feb
3.00 Mar
11
8
Apr
18%
2.35
Apr
7.20
32c
Jail
4.10
Jun
2.17
Jun
Jan
Sep
95c
Jan
32% Aug
90c
Sep
31% Mar
Gold
Mines
Class
A
B
35,906.
66c
28
4.028
24 %
Sep
Sep
814
700
7%
Oct
11 %
Feb
67c
67c
3.000
2.55
2.70
1.525
7%c
7%c
7%.c
8.000
7%c
Oct
4.50
4.50
4.80
485
4.45
Jan
4.00
4.15
300
3.30 May
Loblaw
2.75
2.90
_
^
•
1,025
2.61
24
250
1.18
1.20
2,100
1.10
8c
7c
He
1,500
7c
%C
3 %c
5,800
3%c
1.70
1.75
2,600
1.66
1
W-
1.70
_____•
23 7
'
3
1.50 Mar
Preferred
23
Oct
3.75
Jan
Sep
Sep
Sep
1.61 Mar
17c
6c
Feb
Jan
27
745
20
'
Sop
30%
28%
275
27%
Oct
32
Aug
May
•
28%
26 34
28%
1,808
26%
Oct
40'%
Feb
28%
27%
28%
2,103
27
Sep
42
Feb
50
41'%
40
Sep
48
May
40
41'u
1.190
8.10
8.25
250
8.10
Oct
17)4 Mai-
9
9'4
600
8)2
Sep
15
1.00
1.00
1.00
10
1.00
Sep
—.—
_
common
Long Island Petroleums.
Long
Point Gas—
Warrants
1.55
Jan
Jan
20c
19c
21c
18.400
26c
Mar
—1
40c
39c
45c
16,100
39c
Oct
67c
July
1
17c
17c
18c
6,300
15c
Sej)
46c
Jan
%c
6c
7c
4,530
6c
23c
13c
13c
10,000
10c
40c
16c
20c
177,100
7c
Jan
22%c
Oct
6
—
.1
Mines
—
Yellowknife Gold Mines.
Mines
6 %c
Jan
Milling
*
1
Red
McWatters
Gold
Mentor
Meta
Uranium
Midcon
2.48
Sep
6,600
Gc
Sep
Sep
3.28
7c
ll%c
Ajir
2,700
10c
May
15c
Jan
—1
—
42.
2.22
1.53 Mar
61c
Sep
6c
Sep
12c
6%c
Jan
27 %0
A|)r
IIll
22c
18lbc
22c
9,000
16c
Sep
41C
Mar
1
Mining & Smelting.
1
Mylamaque Exploration
Gold Mines.
—1
13,200
30c
Apr
55C
Mar
1.28
1.14
6) be
5%c
6%c
1
11c
11c
1
5c
5c
70c
Mines
!
—
New
Rouyn Merger
New
Senator
New
Superior
_
.
.
...
_
__
Rouyn
Rim
1
Oils
1
—
Canadian
9 %c
12c
6,000
10c
Jan
5c
2.500
5c
Oct
70c
1,016
67c.
Sep
5,200
50c
50c
Sep
Sep
1.18 Mar
1,000
Sep
2.65 Mar
57c»
52c.
1.43
4,480
1.25
26c
Feb
May
10c May
1.40
1.20
58
Jan
Jan
Mar
4(i%
44%
Sep
6c
51, be
3,000
5c
Sep
13 %c
Feb
24c
22c
24c
23,025
22c
Mar
3.20
3.40
1,577
11c
12c
10,500
1
8) be
8%C
10c
3,500
8c
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
43c
3.40
•
12%C
11c 12 %c
8,050
10c
Sep
IIIII1
—
Oils
2.60
2.60
25C
common—
Goldcrest
Rankin
2.80
2,000
27 RJ
15
*1.15
3,200
1.05
1.09
1.06
___
Mines
5,505
6c*
1.00
._.
Coldstream
48%
27%
27%
-
mill
46c
25c
3.00
9c
2.60
25
1.00
—.—
Mar
36c
Jan
4.60
Oct
30
Sep
1.80
Oct
1.40
Feb
Mar
Feb
96c
Sep
45c
Sep
78c
May
23C
Sep
85c
Aug
Oct
1.98 May
Sep
May
2.50
Jan
94c
92c
!)5c
12,240
1
95c
93C
95c
21,235
90c
1
Jan
22c
!),980
92c
•
warrants
27c
4,899
31c
1
__—
4.50 Mar
15,666
55c-
25c
'
1
Ltd——
Urailium
A
2.71 May
Sep
46%
—*
Preferred
Class
Oct
5c
•
Ltd..
Oils
Nortlispan
1.14
15,500
250,950
1
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque Mining
North
52c
1.40
1.42
45c
1.33 '
Jan
II_II1
Normctal
North
50c
57c
,
Mines
Mines
Northcal
43c
44c
Manitoba
Newnorth
•
North Star Oil common
Preferred
Class
Aug
60c
GOc
1,100
1.80
Jan
1.8%
22 3 i
22,875
12
Feb
22 %
Oct
40
**40
75
40
Oct
15%
17%
9,701
13
Sep
44% Aug
47% Oct
■■■
—
—
—
—
11H50
—.—
—.—
-
*
A
21 )b
"
47c
-i.
16%
3.00 May
3.70
4.10
4,400
Mines——
1.22
1.15
1.25
2,500
N'orthei'n Ontario Natural Gas—
16
15%
16
5,071
12%
Jun
3.20
3.25
300
3.05
Apr
Canada
Northern
:20
Oils
Utilities
Northwestern
3.85
11H20
Telephone
Northland
Norvalie
pfd——
20c
22c
2,500
,
74
74
25
«
11c
12c
11,500
1.00
1.10
200
13c
4,435
22c
100
_1
Mines
Beaucage
O'Brien
0
——
1
1.15 Sep
%'
5.00
Ja.n
1.85
Apr
17% July
4.00
Feb
Jan
17c
Sep
42C
74
Oct
80
May
30c
Mar
Loan
Opemislta
Orange
2.00
May
66c
Sep
1.00 Sep
12c
Sep
7c
8c
5,500
6)!c July
63c
69C
4.000
57c
13
250
12%..
18
18
500
12
16
Sep
Sep
May
12c
12c
14c
750
55c
53c
55c.
8,000
50c
Sep
1,500
12c
Sep
26
Jan
15c
15c
29
29
35
8.10
7.00
8.10
6.830
1.21
—______
__10
Debenture
&
12c
18
.__1
Copper
Crush
Name
liiC
10c
1
——-
Malartic
Ontario
12
.•
-90c
Metals..
Oils
Oleary
■
12)2
Specialty Mfg.....
Rare
Okalta
lc
7c
—
Mines
Cement
Office
Oka
Gold
1
1
.v
Mines
Obaska Lake Mines
15c
ll%c Jun
7.00
Sep
23c
15c
Jan
Apr
1.07 May
18
20
Feb
17 %c
Sep
Apr
1.35
Jan
23c
30%
Jan
Sep
12% Mar
Ltd—:
changed
to
Crush International Ltd
1.34
Jun
96c
1.22
433,950
Orenada Gold
()C
6c
7%c
4,000
6s
Oct
13c
Mar
Ormsby Mines
25C
25c
27c
5,450
24c
Sep
65c
Mar
8%
8%
1,805
8%
Sept
29c
30c
1.500
45c
May
Orchan
__I!^_—
Mines
Osisko
_______—
-8"
Wholesale !lf.......
Oshawa
Mines—.—
Lake
Petroleums
Pacific
—
—
Paramaque
Parbec
Mines
24
Feb
Pardee
Amalg
Jan
Parker Drilling
Pater Uranium
1.47
2.55
3.45 May
Patino
6c
May
17c
July
Pa to
%c
3C
63,500
2%c
Oct
5c
Feb
1.11
1.15
40,250
1.04
Feb
1.25
Apr
16
17%
1,995
12%
Jan
19%
Jun
92%
25
16c
65,975
2
13c
8c
Sep
Jan
90
Aug
13c
Oct
45% July
97 %
Jun
42 %c Mar
42c
7c
Sep
17c
Feb
10c
2,400
9c
Aug
20c
Mar
1.16
1.27
34,150
98c
Sep
2.05 Mar
25%c
Jan
10%
Jan
40c
1,700
45c
65,800
13%
18,220
105
360
10c 10%c
5,200
13c 14 %c
2,100
14%c
Porcupine
Pamour
Jan
34%
101
Sep
8%c Sep
12c
47c
16%
113
Aug
Jun
May
Mines
———!———;
Mines
4 4c
July
Gold
Oil
Crow
22c
Jan
Placer
Oil
48c
Apr
Prairie
Jan
Aug
2.15
2.15
2.20
3,933
3.425
Jan
President
25c
Jan
Preston East
88c
Sep
Sep
Sep
3.35
13c
8c
Jun
13%c
13c 13%c
1
1.14
1.0a
1.15
27,800
9C
8%0
9c
2,200
15%
15%
225
*
•
49C
48c
50c
13,830
2.10
12
46c
July
Sep
1.90 Mar
12 %c Mar
16%
98c
Aug
Apr
Pronto
Provo
65c
Feb
2.15
Feb
5.00
Apr
25c
Apr
Feb
15c
1,232
12c
Sep
22c
45,900
20c
Jun
39 %c
Oct
7%
780
Sep
11%
Jan
1.05
1.05
1.10
10,990
D2c
Jun
1.80
Jan
Sep
Sep
29c
Sep
2.79 May
6%
17c
17c
2,000
16e
1.25
1.00
1.25
4,700
80c
1.25
1.13
1.30
84,500
17c
1.05
Feb
1.75 Mar
1.64
Jan
2,905
64c
Oct
94C
1.00
2.560
85c
Sep
1.25 May
6c
68c
Mines—_
7%C
3,000
6c
Jan
12c
46,000
65c
64c
-J
-1
—
82c
10%
16%
67c
70c
76c
82C
10%
10%
1,450
10
63c
67 c
4,500
58C
16%
17
15,419
Sep
Mar
Sep
Mai
1.80 May
12%
89c
16
Oct
17%
70
Apr
May
Sep
Mar
*
56
56
57
205
54)b
Sep
2.15
2.35
1,700
1.85
Sep
4.55
Apr
3.15
Oct
.5.00
Sep
7%
Feb
Sep
1
Roy
2.35
3.15
3.25
525
_20c
4.35
4.20
4.80
2.430
400
1.25
Sep
—1
5.40
5.30
5.40
820
4.65
Sep
8.35 Mar
1
2.95
2.90
3.05
5,133
2.80
Oct
5.00
72c
72c
75c
9,500
Aug
1.10
Jan
'
2.54
2.45
2.55
6.485
2.25
Sen
3.30
Jan
6c
3.000
5%c
Oct
12c
Jan
1.25
Electric—
Dome
Uranium
Gas
Feb
35C
1
Pipe Mfg
Premium Iron Ore__
Prospectors
3.15
3.25 Aug
15c
Prainie
45c
Jan
2
—
12 %c
22c
1
Corp
Jun
1.00
7%
Power
Sep
800
31 %C
Feb
Sep
3.00
33c
95
7c
'2.75
7%
Oct
25c
Jan
2.75
Feb
80
20c
56c
Oct,
18C
510
9,000
20c
14,150
81%
9,600
27,300
24c
80
10,000
25c
21c
80'4
8c
20c
22c
a
28c
Jan
23)2C
Oct
Island
34c
Mar
7c
Oct
Powell River new common
32c
May
13c
Sep
22c
Jun
28C
79c
Jun
2c
85c
13
7%C
Sep
6c
2,500
5,700
Oct
32c
50c
2.000
3c
3.001
12%
7%c
3,900
6):<C
4.150
I
Minerals—
Development
Portgage
55c
6c
92c
100
Sep
53c
2%c
1
Place Oil & Gas
Jan
Jun
36% Mar
-1.25
Pitch Ore Uranium
28c
—4.78 Mar
12%
22c
12 >2
—1.00
Oct
Sep
10r%
3.60
12 %
500
7.15
26%
16,934
85c
12%
1.15
Jan
520
2,933
ll7i,'
3.40
Gas—
Gold
18%
8.10
27)!
11%
3.50
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle
Sep
7.55
26%
1
Mines
&
Sep
7.55
ll1.'a
90c
Pembina Pipeline common,.
Pernio Gas <fc Oil preferred
Petrol Oil &
Sep.
1
—
Consol
—__
PCE Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration—,
Peruvian
8%
27c
26%
——1
—
Gold
Paymaster
•Perron
*
—*
—-1
1
—1.
__*
warrants
Canada
of
Consol
1
—
•
1
Jun
1.05
1
page
3,000
12,500
2,903
103
50c
see
'.
10,200
10,050
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1.25
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7c
1
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•
common..
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7C
1
Oil
For
3.10
10c
1
Mines
Light & Power
73c
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2.40
*
•
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2.35
Mines—
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*
.
Mining.—
28c
27,300
55,400
103
1
50c
Expl & Dev
Island
Merrill
-Mexican
Mar
5,700
9c
2.89
7%c
1.26
•
-
Jan
22c
29c
13c
12c 13 %c
13%
1
Lake
Medallion Petroleums
Sep
July
43c
10c
Apr
Jan
Sep
•
Lake
McMarmac
Jan
25c
2,025
28c
28c'
5c
4,600
10 c
Mar
Jun
1.05
100
.
.
—
Red
16 c
1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
McKenzie
1.11
16%
1
Oils
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines—
Consol
11%C Aug
12,000
26c
10c
78c
92%
2%c
•
Maritime
Matachewan
Jun
38c
55c
12,166
38
-
Mayburn Mines
Mayfair Oil & Gas
JVIcBrine
(L)
preferred—.
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mar
36c
16c
1.10
37
*
Jan
Jan
2.81
1
convertible preferred
69c
Sep
Jun
21%
13c
Marigold
5%%
Sep
Sep
Jan
2.66
340
2.81
Mines
Marcon
25c
16c
7%C
1.05
—100
—
Mar
7,600
16c
25c
22%
87%
common—
———
2,320
22%
1
Mines
Maralgo
1,750
47,000
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B
GoldfiekLs
Leaf
-Preferred
28c
—1
*
class
Lake
Majortrahn
Maple
22%
—.20
Magnet Cons Mines
Malartic
2.99
28c
9c
1
Bloedel
&
Red
Madsen
2.85
8%c 10%'C
1
1
MacLeod Cockshutt
Macmillan
2.91
1
—
Mines
Exploracions
Macleods class A pfd—
12c
31c
17% July
36c
4,000
Warrants
Macfie
Sep
Jan
3,600
Page Hershey Tubes—:■——
Macdonald
May
6c
Jan
19c
—
Lyndhurst
Macassa
20c
Jan
13c
Sep
Aug
_____
:—
14%
5,333
10c
Ocean
Jan
2.48
26' a
Lorado Uranium Mines
115
2,500
Feb
Jan
20c
Feb
28%
Sep
9
London Hosiery Mills
15
23c
15
20c
26c
•
Mines
Nudulama
27%<
—
Sell
71c
Nova
27%
Ltd
(M)
5%c
8%c
Jan
26%
——.—
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Class
12,000
19
56% Aug
,
9c
Jun
30
A—_———
Jan
30
He
3.25
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class
Cos
4.60 Mar
Oct
49
...
76c
11 %c
Aug
it
1.19
Class B__
Jun
14%
775
'
6.00 Mar
Jan
2.50 Mar
23 %
_____—
Apr
Jan
Jan
5.80 May
GOc
3
—
preferred
Lynx
78c
———-30
preferred
Class
I.oeb
Sep
5.50
'
86c
25%
2.10
Oct
20c
North
Sep
35c
"
.
4.00
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Northgate Exploration Ltd
Sep
61c
18%
14c
18c
Apr
12% Apr
21% July
Feb '
Sep
17c
Apr
'
Sep
Groceterias—
Loblaw
9c
Norlartic
7% Aug
4.00
1
Little Long Lac Gold—_:
1
Noranda Mines
67c
-•
Mines
28c
Norgold Mines
Sep
1.64
—1
—.—
30c
Feb.
2.60
•
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Gold
Secord Candy
Gold
Laura
6%c
Jan
:_i
—
(ic
21c
-1
———
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Lama que
Leitch
4
20c
34c
1,626
h
20c
*
-I
Lingman Gold———-—
Luz
8'
26 3
71 be
Jan
,_1
—
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27%.
.10
Mines—
Gas
70c
28
Labrador Mining & Exploration
•Lafarge Cement class A
Lake
2512
7c
6c
1
1957 warrants
Ltd
7c
12%
26 %c July
143%
1
Northern
(John)
Labatt
52
500 f
3.10
.14%
3.00
14%
1
Sep
Sep
Sep
25
52
Nipissing Mines
Apr
4.00
3.00
Nickel Mining & Smelting
2.80
4.00
4.00
14%
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Jan
518
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Apr
37,600
2,000
*
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7c
1500
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New
25c
15% '
7c
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Jason
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New
153ii
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New
North
8%
Warrants
Mar
20%c
'
1
Warrants
Kelly Douglas class A
39c
Jun
Sep
1.64
15c» July
Jan
7c
1
Mining Co Ltd_
Jupitei
Aug
Jun
10c
3,500
Jan
68c
3.15
2,500
2.100
1.04
Sep
20c
9.000
13,500
Sep
July
38c
64c
2,760
30c
48c
6,600
Sep
Sep
11c
15c
Jowsey
1.07
40c
Aug
4.35 Mar
.Sep
2.20
13)bc,
Jan
Oct
7% May
39%
Sep
Sep
10c 10%c
11c
2.20
Warrants
7%
12,261
Mar
24c
7
Joliet-QU( bee Mines
Jonsmith
10c
43,175
7
Jockey Club Ltd common
2,000
1.39
Jun
Aug
56%
Oct
1.60 'Jun
27c 28%c
27c
—1
15c
1.57
7,150
51c
**
Gold—
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4.75
Jan
Apr
20)4 May
May
46% July
50
50c
II-1
Harricana
33
4.75
Oct
41%
1
Continental Oil
Dickenson
*
21%
1.25
Sep
Sep
30
Jun
May
50c
6c
1
Mines—.
Goldvue
...—25c
48% Mar
17%
45
Feb
29
42
Sep
60c
July
45c
—10
Develop!—,
New
8,416
1
Calumet
Jan
50%
1
Bidlamaque
Concord
Davies
54%
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Jt'llicoe
9%
40
Jan
39%
50
45
27c
50c
21c
Mines
Delhi
06%
4.90
Mining
Joburke
285
17%
22%
9c
16% Mar
Sep
Sep
45c
•
Uranium.
New
2.85
1
Walte
665
_25c0
,
1
Labme
New
45c
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2,500
_•
Aug
12%
I
New
New
%c Jan
101
Sep
_35c
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11
i
•
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New
Sep
—-1
10
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May
Jan
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69e
17%,
6Gc
69c
15%
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New
3.25
5c
Mines
Nealon
16% Mar
1.50
Bay Mines
Iroquois
Glass
preferred—
5
«
:
70c ' Feb
120
Iron
385
~
1
Car.
Sep
Sep
800
A
25
•
Ltd.
National Hosiery Mills class BNational Petroleum
Sep
5c
class
8c
40'/«
5
com.%
Chemical
Atliona
1.55
—5
&
New
7%
Oct
Oct
12%
25
—1
Explorations
Jan
Sep
5c
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Irish Capper
10%,
—
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Intel provincial Steel
Mines
Drug
New
30%
6c.
1,675
3,000
40%
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1.55
_
Creek
National
Steel
—:—1.55
warrants
1955
1959
Nama
Trust
Ltd
Ranwick,
500
Jan
12%
41
National
National
Name
changed to
International Molybdenum Mines, Ltd
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com—10%
-
Jan
3.75
1
New
Jan
'
Feb
2.90
Jan
1
New
301«
83
.
Apr
July
49c
Sep
9%c
45
Apg
10%c Oct
6c
2.10
,,
2.85
9%c
40%
common
National
24
Apr
95c
400
12%
17%
Minerals
Sep
Sep
20%
.
-Inglis (John) & Co
6c
/
12%
1
Works
Wright Iron
9%c Jan
41% Julv
Jun
Inland Cement Co preferred
_i
_10
Inland Natural Gas common———1
J ah
14%
Sep
11
Feb
46%
Sep
Aug
4,460
Feb
23
Sep
Sep
35%
Jan
20 %
Jan
12%
9,407
■
1.00
Jan
July
12%
•
Sep
Sep
May
35
Sen
•19%
3c
34%
80
31% Aug
■
260
Jan
34
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35
34%
_
:
62
"1,020
19%
....
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566"
6(5%
20
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-5
"0% preferred
__.
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4.86%,
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66
20c
25
40
Porcupine
Corp
52c
3.15
Trust
51
'
4,700
1.35
1
High
2,025
8,071
1.17
3.00
9%C
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13%
51
35
preferred
*
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Preferred
4.15
1.03
3.00
,___
4.10
:—___•
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10
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1.75
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5.503
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20
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58c
1.60
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_
49%
!_*
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■
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Metals
3,132
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Indian
Lake
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11%
Mt
Imperial Bank
53c
1.70
3
•
Range Since Jan.
High
1
•
•
;
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Low
1
.____
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_*
___________
Hudson
$1.40
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Midwest Industries Gas—!!
39
1
Smith
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A
Class
for Week
•
1.40 Aug
Co Ltd—
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Sales
Range
Last
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—_100
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Howard
Shares
4.25
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of Prices
Friday
for Week
Low
*
common
16
;
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Par
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of Prices
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Jan
41
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Friday
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High
for Week
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Friday
for Week
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Sale Price
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week'a
Sale Price
High
Par
Low
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High
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'
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Quebec Ascot
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Quebec Chibougamau GoldQuebec Copper Corp—.
18c
6.034
21c
16c
16c
1
29c
28c
30c
1
l6c
15c
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9,700
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Quebec Lithium Corp——
Quebec Manitou Mines.—
1
2.70
1
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Quebec Natural Gas——
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Quemont Mining-—
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14c
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71c
Mar
Union
47c
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7.25 Mar
6ct
95c
Sep
Sep
33'9c
9'9
Sep
8',9c Jan
Jan
227Jan
Jun
15*4 Mar
17c
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Union
Mar
Ranger Oil
Rapid Grip
—
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—-—1
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—--—-----_1
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1
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Macdonald
1
Reichhold Chemical ___:————2
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•Rio Rupunum Mines
Riverside Silk
Robinson
CJran
Mill
Cotton
Telefilm
3,050
27c
Sep
75c
Jan
Universal
35c
Sep.
64c
Jun
.Upper
3,500
5c
10c
1,500
1.45
1.42
25'.-.
%
355
1.26
1.26
500
18c
18c
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8,200
18c
500
26
8c
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1.07 Mar
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Sep
6*9
Oct
11
Jan
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2.00
Oct
40
500
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2.00
2.00
100
12c
11 f 9c
12c
8,000
10c
26c
28c
7,200
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6'9c
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Sep
80
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Shirriff
Salada
3.25
6.90
1,675
17! 9
25
17
Oct
10 '/a
990
9
Mar
6.05
Feb
San
Antonio
830
1.10
1.20
7.800
12'il
4.015
10!4
6.25
6.75
540
6.00
70c
69c
—-—1
9c
Waite
54c
May
Walker
8c
new
.-——-
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Jan
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14c
13 !9
&
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&
11%
Feb
23 !9
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A_—
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West
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.
—
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Jan
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1.55 July
Western
Siscoe
Mines
30
50
30
Oct
185
89%
Oct
1.20
100
95c
Jan
3.95
400
32c
28c
32c
25c
30c
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ll!a
200
—*
1
31%
31 %
32'9
73c
72c
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1.60
1.70
1,690
15c
14c
16c
49,300
68 %
70
400
16c
19c
Sep
3.75 Sep
22 %c Sep
4,000
11%
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10,800
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—-L*
1
Ltd-:————i—,
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Sep
39 %
3.90
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Jan
3.50
27
a
30
3.90
:
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1.20
39!
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—
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8
1,100
3.084
14,820
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Slocan
280
3.85
287 m
2.85
:—
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Simpsons
10
3.65
28%
2.70
class A—
Sep
Mar
1.00
18c
Jan
82c
Sep
80c
Feb
11
Southern Union Oils
fth^Servfces
Spartan
2705~ "2H)0
——
Jan
Sep
Spooner Mines & Oils——
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14c
May
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Warrants
——
—
—
-
-
1
-;
————
55c
-1
4c
Stedman Bros—
•
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Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class A
Stuart
:——*
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—
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—
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.2
5c
12
24%
Submarine
July
90c
May
2.55 May
Class
B
Oil
Sep
19c
20
Aug
53c
2,520
45*9c
Sep
16c
23c
3,190
12c
Sep
66c
Jun
50c
55c
8,543
48c
Oct
82c
c
4!
:>{•
15,500
4c
22c
Jan
Feb
1.40
Sep
7!9c
Willroy
Wiltsey
250
a
Oct
43%
80! 9
3,475
68*9
Jan
90
4! 9c
11"
1
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7,500
4',9 c
Oct
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32*
11*4
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15'9
2319
Feb
35%
19c
99! 9 May
8%c
102
18
Voting trust
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
Territory Mining
12C
Jan
25c
Texas
.
1.23
1.19
1.28
5,100
7c
7'2C
6,000
6c
Jun
11c
1.70
1,65
1.80
3,900
1.45
Sep
2.85 Mar
15c
16c
2.000
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300
1.10 July
Winchester
Class
15'9
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Tidal
Jan
Warrants
25!9
50
43
250
28,700
2519
30
43
43
125
70c
/
2.10
—
14
3c
Sep
17%
Oct
6!9c
Feb
Jim
5% Mar
1.25
70c
1,900
50c
25
Aug
42 !9 Mar
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Toronto
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:
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Sep
89c
Apr
50c
Oct
80c
Mar
1.60
Sep
2.48
3,100
1.87
Jan
3.70 May
47 *9 c 47 '9c
10*9
1.540
41c
24'9c
29c
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53
57*9
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53
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40c
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10!9
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.
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class
55c
Aug
Oct
1.13
Apr
74 !9
May
Sep
99c
Aug
13% July
5c
5*9c
4,966
4c
90c
4.825
81c
Sep
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14c
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59c
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Apr
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2.306
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13%
485
12%
Sep
16
Jun
45%
45",1
50
41*2
Jan
53
Jun
31
Feb
Trans
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Line
Resources
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51
Jan
17
17
50
16
58
Sep
58
58*9
120
56
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25
15! 9
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35
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Oct
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44% Jan
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43 !9
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104
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198
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Jun
2.60 Jan
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Sep
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8.50
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46c
Oct
27!'»
'
Feb
Sep
4.25
9*9c
•/; 4.76
A
1———_5
2,2c
29
33
26,500
13c
Oct
Sep
3.50 July
55,550
14c
■:
Ltd. class
1.33
24
500
1.20
9! 9 c
*1.20
j<!
warrants———
Zen mac
Zenith
23c
25c
13,300
Jun
4.LC
July
7c
8%e
123.000
6»9c July
■24c
-truly
7c
24c
7c
1,200
6%c July
10c
Feb
2,583
97c
61,100
:68c
Jan
7.500
4c
Oct
/Ac
8,000
20c
Oct
40c
Sep
2.10
-'-,7%c
.
pi. 15
144.vl.18r
-V
1,00
1
—
..
.»:
4c
/
i:
v
%
^-rrr—.
97c V1 AO,
-
4c
•
4%c-
•
»21c 21%- c
Electric
22c
Jan
2164 .Jan9
'
1.44'May
.1" 2.45
,
2.45
.
2.45
100
2.45
Apr
J'un.
May
Torniitft,Stock Exchange^Curb Section
■//>
Trices
,
Sliown
Arc
Expressed
in Canadian
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
Range
Sale Trice
■;
•-
Jun
15!9
Jun
5.00
200
Oct
11%
1,100
55c
Sep
1.30
Jun
24%
25!9
8,356
22%
Sep
30%
Jan
11
7,630
10 !a
Sep
15%
Apr
10*9
10*9
•
17c
•
17c
2,100
18
18
200
3.70
3.50
3.80
7,960
14c
14c
V
14c
1,875
P;,r
-
.••;
'
*
for Week
of Trices
LOW
•
5.00
15c
Jun
15%
Sep
3.50
13c
Oct
Sep
GorpL.
:L_ ..1-"
•
Shar»'«
~
-
Range Since Jai.
Tllgli
Low
-■"I
5%
5!9
41
-41
70
6-%
6*9
6"r
1,460
28
27! 9
28",,
1.865
3.90
4.00
870
1914
22%
«
-
Canadian Pulp «fc Paper.—
Anglo Newfoundland Develop „a__—5
Asbestos Corp
2———
•
Bulolo Gold Dredging——:
5
&
Dominion
Sugar
.
i
22!9
—•
.-i.*-'..!
common
700
5
Eigtl
Jan
ft.
25*9 Aug
6% Sep
27
*.
¥>
Aug
.*t4ay
HVj July
26% Febr
May
-
3.30
Jan
4.-R5
-
Apr
10
21
33
25
32%
65,i
'37
3D
17c
.
22c
Sep
'i'7% Jan
Oct
21
;
—V
r.__
17%
21
6%
33
1
;
6.485
■
33
21
«
Investments-*——<■
Consolidated Paper
Dalhousie
Dominion
Oil
25%
Feb
Jtui
.5%.
Jun
1.710
.
5
Jan
2,590
36
Sep
4:;
Feb
5.095
.
Glass
of
17c
common
Canada
Preferred
Hayes
•
—
15c
Jan
JSC:
Aug
78
Aug
"
Dupont CO
e
,
:
; Mar
83%
(1956)
—•
^
*
Steel
85
234
83
Oct
24*9
L'4%
24! 9
1.685
19%
Jan
75
y
75
75
29% Aug
25
73%
Apr
80
27
27
75
20
Aug
20
Apr
1.098
110
May
126
Aug
LL^_50-
Products—2—
*
International
Paper common
International Utilities
•
Lcblaw Inc
Minn
8c
a
■
__
!7.50
.122*9
—5
•
Ontario
Flour
Pend
Price
-
32%
6
—
Paper—
—
121'a 12219
32
33%
1.957
2714 Mar
.
31:
—
i
14 119%,
650
111
27 %
Sep
31" 8
31%
80
31
Julv
42%
•
2.50
—
common
Oreille
29c
29
6.75
Yukon
43
50
40
Feb
30c
Feb
Jan
:
2.50
7 *vr
-■J <
.
Jan
July
Apr
16% Mar
111 /
1
Cons
Gold
2.50
2.35
Apr
2.3 J
•
40 "a
40'1
41
1.065
39
Sep
"0
1.50
,
Petroleum
1.50
1,000
Otic
Apr
70c
72c
1,400
60c
Feb
_/
Corp
1
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
•
a
No par value.
Odd lot sale (not Included
range).
d Deferred delivery sale
in
Feb
Feb
Mines
Bros
Southwest
Jaii
64c
25%
"•
National
Jan
63c
1
I
Mar
July
68% July
5.00
PiDe
Transcontinental
a
17
15%
Exp Ltd—
Pipeline
Transmountaln
59!
13%
warrants
Canada
Trans Canada
Jan
Jan
,24
Jan
Apr
22 Vac
451,,
c
lights
1.09 Apr
9c.f
15%
Feb
Oct
85c
56c
'1-50
25
Marconi.-
61c
5,840
•
755
164
General
2,500
•
190
16%
Canadian
56c
""..20
38%
38
16!',,
Canadian Bronze
1.89
—10
common...
Trusts.—
38
1.36
—100
Canadian
Feb
2.10
6'9c
Dominion Bank
General
162
Mines
Ogilvie
Toronto
2,987
44%
1.75
/I
Ltd
Mines..
57c
38%
31% May
2.08
•
Mines
Silver
,
Sep
Apr
1.88
—
Tombill
Torbrit
July
Sep
1.05 Aug
Mar
2.10
10c
845
56r
—
May
1
•
—,
550
1.50
4%c
Apr
Jan
2,32 Feb
■
31% May
3! 9 Sep
Anglo
Sep
1
Petroleums
120
4.00
38
Stores
Yukeno
Mar
1.00
1
32%
4:00
4.00
56c
A———
Mines-—y—
—1
Yellowknife Bear, IVtines—.
Young (H G) Mines-'——1.'
1,^1
July
3.30
_:
12
55c
200
Indus...class- A
Lead
27c
400
1
Thorncliffe Park
Tiara Mines
4
•
Yellorex
18%
1,600
Lundmark—*.
635
200
-.1
Feb
1.07
•
40
2,000
32%
32%'
5
•
Sep
3.90
common
60c
4!9c
12',4
7.025
W right-HargreaVes*:
11V4
3.90
_.25c
Ltd
Canada
.
:
—
A
Andian
1.05
Calgary
Texaco
..
,
,4c /Mar
28c
'33c
Oct
1.50
..
Larder "i———
Woodward
14c
———•
-
1.15
Mar
"
—.2
.
6,416
12
12
;
Jun
1
.
00c
*
Sep
14
—1
1.25-
4 !9c
1
—
:
Jan
Jun
4c
........r
1.15
—1
Jan
15
3c
...
1.1.25
—1
Jun
14
Mines
Sep
Sep
Sep
14c
61c
Mints
Feb
665
3c
common
16%C
2,060
July
Apr
4.10
Apr
July
35!
———l
Preferred
Taurcanis
8,000
17c 18'9c
10,200
Coghlatt r
Canada
Tamblyn
Sep
8.40-Mar
226
Feb
lie
„
*0
Jan
36
77
14
—-
Gold-
3.00
'ii'l'S Oct
.
32% Mar
Jan
4
4.000
-•
Aug
Jan
Sep
20c
•
——50c
Gold—
Industries
Bylvanite
Jan
Aug
200
1
Explor
Superior Propaile common—Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Switson
7.75
9c
„
1
—
Cons
Mar
49c
Oct
13C
18'.
Sunburst
Inlet
I May
17! 9
18*8
1
Surf
,82
4,765
55
Gas——-————1
Contact
150
18C
———————
Mar
21c
6,400
2
Sullivan Cons Mines.
3.20
25
(J)
3,799
99'
19c
3.20
.
Alexander.;-,—
19
99'9
—1
6,800
1.45
Wood
15c
*
Sturgeon River Gold———
12c
3.50
Wood
Feb
9%c
..—100
Oil
Sudbury
78
7,870
25
Jan
36
.-•
Steel of Canada
>
Jun
1,040
3.50
July
50C
Stan well Oil & Gas
Starratt Nickel
Apr
6.10
500
6.60
25
47c
9c:
Paving
Uranium Corp—
1.95
2.75
1.41
65c
Sep
n
2.00
•2,6o Feb
(JGc
Windfall
18
!
Mines
Stadacona
63 V9, Feh<)
.41
Apr
37*9
3.50
Jun
65c
•»no
^,200
2.50
1
4.50
4,100
')
Sep
Mar.
-
Jan
(J.50
Petrol/-.....L——
Warrants
40
-'16c
Feb
9/;
1,35
30%
1
Petroleum
Jan
Sep
-
115
12,000
.20
preferrecl—1
-..i_i..—i-...-— J'
4.60
30*4
20,500
31
40
2.75
1
Gas
class
S6 preferred
White Pass &
1.84 Mar
12
May
Naco
Jan
37*9 Mar
2,027
^
24
6.60
Leaseholds
(GeoJ
Yankee
——
May
10c
Sep
7%
14C
Breweries
Grocers
Weston
Yale
Southam
Sep
Sep
21
375
,
1.84
:
Jan
43
Mar
1.05
AUg
1.43
3,416
8T«
24%'
1.75
...
Western Decalta
Apr
7.30
35
11
lUc
5c
Apr
13
Oct
65c
i
Warrants
May
—•
Mines
Dairies
3.20'May
Jan
16% Mar
1.58
2.75
Silver Standard Mines—
Silverwood
Jan
13% Aug
lG!9c
———1
Sigma Mines Quebec —;
2.60
17%
14c
Copper common
Sep
1
Sherritt Gordon
Mar
61c
•
12% Mar,
88c
———*
——i
*
——
Canada
1,700
3.80
Class A preferred
—-—50
Sheep Creek Gold.————;
_..50c
•
4.B5 Aug
-
SepV-
l'lt
T——
Oil ■*.
Western
1.60 Aug
Sep
24c
8,000
24
Ltd—
Products
Sep
28%
*
Class A
19% Mar
_1
—
MaJartic .Alines
70c
10
*
—
Apr
Aug
Oct
36%
:
Warrants
Jan
14
Ref
Canada Ltd—Li
Canadian
56c
2,500
5! 9c
-5c
29%
—
Knapp
Westbiirne
8!9c
13,575
Freehold-.
80c
17.900
-1.84
-1
MineS—-_i——-—-*
W
&
Weedon Mining
4,300
25c
class
8%
200
1.21
.
.10
—
Wespac Petroleums
3,100
1.15
IT'9
■
Grey Trust—-
Feb
Julv
9c
24c
Shawinigan Water & Power com
1 70
Jun
-6%
16*9c Sep
-
20,470
1,16
87».
Jan
93
80c
1.08
Security
1.85 :
17%-1.19
24'9-
Petroleums
70c
1.15
————
Mar
,25c
-
1
Mines
G
'9c
———1
1.70
1.85
Exploration..
Amulet
79c
24'9c
Metal
Sep
85c
n%
-1
Scarfe
Silver
15'/a
1.15
Petroleum ——-———50c
Sarcee
Satellite
6
16*4
6.25
*
Petroleums
Sapphire
16
.—-——1
Gold—„
Gold
River
Sand
780
8" 11 '■
Power
Wainwright
Jan
100
17%
11%
'
Horsey common
Warrants———-—-—
8%
3.95
<
24,930
:ui,050
,
Jan
27% Aug
Jaii
77c
14 !9c
to
Corp common
-1
Gas——-1-
2,175
37c
1.85
Jan
29
Oct
26c
>.8*9-
Mines-—
Western
Lawrence
4.80
45
1.70
—
Westeel
St
30
Jan
2.03
Jun
30c
:
28c
.6.90
•>
Jun
24c
Oct
74%
6.15
17*9
3.00
Sep
Sep
Sep
Gc
3,105
t
Sep
2.00
230
lie
80
—•
4.45
21
11.74
Ventures Ltd
Victoria
6'9
6'2
Cons
Venezuelan
Feb
Feb
25c
7
Vandoo
Jan
13c
2.00
80
45
Oct
Sep
.Sep
■<26!9 Sep
1.00
545
.
52%. Atay
3.!)0
.
-Mar
19%.July
./
Sep
' July
1.50
8c
22c
7c
1.50
40
50c
6'9
26c.
]"l
—.
Controls
Canada
Sep
2.00
6%
22
4.80
——
Ltd
21%.
/20c
160
•26%;
13
Sep
Sep
Oct.:,.
Feb
1.45
Sep
1.05 Sep
83 %
25
United
19,400
10c
Industries...
Jun
5c
1"
Preferred
Russell
16 *2
30c
6%
Mines—
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Steel
Jan
10
United
■
45
—
Feb
754
Jan
49% Sep
Sep
9%
2.905
26*9
12% Jun
15%
1.066
4.00 ;■
C4c
Jan
49
25
4.05:
-25
pfd
Fortune—-—-—i..
2.28
50c
—*
100
-Lv-'i—,————
Consol
300
1.26
1
Can Ltd common
Preferred
Rowan
14 '9
-26%
21%
49
400
-20c»
20c
Sep
8%
5,190
4,9
.3.90
-
A.-_
B
:
/
171,1
1.05
Oils
Oct
1.30
26%
Rocky Retroleum Ltd —-——1—50c
(aAh
4,300
9%;
•
/
49
___1
•
Hill
New
United
16%.
49-
—1
——-
class
Inv
Keno
United
Mar
5c
•—-J
Rockwin Mines
Roe
1.45
1.81 Mar
65c
47c
.—"
common
Mines—————
Roche
July
110
trust--
class
</■
—*
;■—*
1
<
—
Athabasca
Rix
Jan
18c
—1
—;
class A-—
Class- B
44c
1,000
29c
29c
Chemical Ltd—1
&z
102,700
14*-
Mines-——--———--
Rexspar
71c
20c
1.30
1.40
,
Renabie
65c
20c
70c
1
-,-•-*
*
4 9 5„
1-50
B
Fuel
49%
10c
500
49%
common..
Mining Corp^l--—____
Class
•9*4
9%
Ltcl
9.025
9%
I~50
\
Canada
Corps
10c 1 l'9c*
-
16%
common——
United Asbestos
United Canso voting
United
lie
♦,
Class A preferred.-—————.
United
Uranium' Mines
Radiore
of
Gas
—1
,
Acceptance
United
Rainville Mines Ltd——-
:
preferred
2nd
preferred,
Apr
54c
11c
Shawkey
1st
7!»e Mar
22c
14
1,625
•
Quotito Petroleum
11c
12,100,
2,140
"IIII
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
e
year's range).
Selling ^x-interest.
t
In year'i
(not Included
Cash sale
■
'
^
2.00
to unlisted
wi When Issued.
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock' dividend.
z
Jan
Jun
Jun
trading pr!ri?<*g*i
■\vd When delivered,
x
In year's range).
99 c
Jun
Ex-liquidating dividend.
y
(not included
1.50
CANADIAN MARKETS
(U11) Admitted
-
f Flat price.
r
AND
600
"
(1667)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
_•
The
Quotations
•
following bid and asked quotations
for
Friday
October
43
SECURITIES
IR
--
obtained from the
National Association of Securities Dealers,
Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these
securities could have been sold (indicated
or bought
by the "bid")
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is
composed of
are
which have
a
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
vy'
Aerovox Corp.
Mr Products Inc.
1
l
>■-'
__i
American
Express
Co_
Par
Tl(;dli)gs & Lewis Mach
Glasspar Co
11 %
47 V
50%
'24 V
26*4
w<i ceii
21%
American Biltrite Rubber Co.100
nmer
Cement Corp
5
23%
Greetings CI "A'\_—1
Amer Hospital
Supply Corp___4
American-Marietta Co—2
82%
:'39V
42
42
Pipe & Const Co_i_ .1
Ames-Saint Gobain Corp.l__7.50'
Oulf
AMP, Incorporated.-..
Anheuser-Busch
Inc
Arden Farms
Partic
Co
i
5V
Pud
Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp
5
19*4
Pub
20%
30 s,,
Serv
Co
of
New
Mexico
5
30 "4
32*4
19V
20 si;
Punta
Alegre
1
9*4
10*/u
Purex
Corp
1
30 V
32*4
preferred.
_*
•
*
188
.29
178
31*
Western
Gas
Co.
(M
Co class A com.10
Helene
tiigli
&
24%
Hilton
28 V
Hoover Co
16%
Oil
15%'
10
22
133
Gas
&
Lb.
Corp
Co
.1
19
-1Q
Baxter Laboratories.!—
„
Hathaway
Corp
Inc
Black Sivalls &
Borman.
—5
'
£
Black Hills Power Ki
i
Light Co__l
Bryson
Inc...1
Burndy
Corp
Byllesby
Ml
Head
Indiana
Gas
Co
•
31
interstate
Bakeries
20 s,,
Interstate
interstate
Motor
77
Interstate
Securities
Class
45 Li
34 *,,
low
Diver
A
Jack
181
77^
Cannon
com
Corp
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco Steel Products
Elco &
Power
Central
Public
Utility Corp
Co.;
Pub Serv
Colorado
Corp.
261%
28 V
20
; *
Co..
33
Duffy-Molt
Dun &
Dirra
$1
4
urkv
V
Economics
El
Paso
Madison
8 '
15 38
McLouth
17*4
McNeil
10%
11%
—lc
23
25%
16V
17%
87
6V
5
25
27J
,
„
30%
1
70*4
74
_•
Corp
20*4
22*4
Topp Industries
Inc
.1
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Tractdr
77*2
23%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_§
25*4
26%,
45
49*4
United States Chem Mil Corp..1
United States Leasing Corp
1
4%
United States Servaterla
Corp.l
United States Sugar Corp
1
United States Truck Llnea Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
Upper
Utah
Peninsular
Southern
Valley Mould
Oil
&
Co
8%
127/i,
13%
51%
23 V
25%
SOo
12%
13%
1
18 V
Warner &
Swasey Co
1
32 V
34%
8
56
59 V
•
Co
61V
10
20*4
21%
58 V
Washington Steel Corp
1
31*4
33%
33*4
35%,
Watson
1
7%
Wesco
Bros
Transport "A"
Financial
8V
9 %
36%
Westcoast
58 V
63
West
Western
Lt &
37*/a
41%
Western
Massachusetts
53 V
57
Western
Natural
Corp—1
6V
7*/a
Weyerhaeuser Timber
1
6V
7 V
Whiting
1
27 V
295/i,
1.25
24*/a
26*4
Corp
Point
V
27%
29%
15V
16%
Manufacturing Co.*
Telephone Co
17%
10
19»/a
38%
41%
1
25
26%
1
14%
15%
7.50
40'4
8
11*4
42%
12%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co_10
Wltco Chemical
8
33%
1
5
5 V
35%
39
41%
Wood
16V
18%
11%
12%
48
52%
12%
13%
Cos
Gas Co
Corp
Conversion
Co
8
18 V
20s'u
Wurlltzer
1
12
13";,
1
32%
35%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yuba Consolidated Industrlei—l
Gas
Service
Inc
24V
26
28 V
Bank and Trust
30si,
Far
American
Trust Co
(S F)
Bank of America N
(San
T &
10
S
Company
10
•
6V
59 V
Bankers
21
22 Va
Boatmen's
51V
41
44%
100
282
24
Bank of New York
Bank
13V
48 %
—10
39V
51V
12V
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lc
4V
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&
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295
Trust
Central
Natl
79s4
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26V
Chase
38
40V
Chemical
1
18V
19V
Trust
25V;:
27V
Citizens
18V
20V
Bank
Bank
5V
32V
14"4
15V
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16
17*/4
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24V
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41
41
26%
20 V
45%
49
2
Rubber
Fuel
Mountain
ij
national
Gas
Class
B
National
New
Nicholson
22
Norris
19V
North
File
Oil & Gas
Nortex
12*8
Northeastern
15','4
163h
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42*4.
44s-,
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I
20
22
35'4
37 ;
13*4
14s;;
10
11
Otter
24
26*
&
Tall
52 V
56 V
New
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_10O
31 Va
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.U
Northern Tr Co (Chicago)_100
30 V
New
Trust
Plains
York)
5
23s4
21V
Fidelity Un Tr Co
34%
36%
Ffdelity-Phila Trust Co
19 V
38V
(SF)_10
22 V
36V
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
—50
260
10
County Trust Co
Fiduciary
36
34%
20
104 V
109'A
(Newark)__10
72V
76*4
Trust Co
Co
(NY)
10
(Minn)—10
First Natl Bank
3
21V
22%
First National Bank
Corp
1
33
36 V
Prod—10c
4V
•
1
12
16V
B
32*/4
•
10V
4%
Bk
(Jersey City) .25
25
of St
Bank
Louis..20
City Bank (N Y)„20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—10
34Th
First
Franklin
Girard Trust Corn Exch
79 *4
83
Pacific Far East Line
10
*
20*4
21%
Pacific
Gamble Robinson Co—5
15V
17*4
2.50
Mercury Electronics—90c
6Va
uranium Mines
10c
37 V
3V
America—5
28 V
30
Co..70c
—1
19
26*4
20*4
28 V
1
19 'V
21
Bottlers—1
12%
13V
26
27V
Westchester
Natl
93
98
157
172
Boeton
of
40
42%
61
43
47 V
87
90%
18 V*
20 V
85
89%
47 s 8
50 V
64 V
Trust Co
20
73%
Seattle
1st
71
75%
Second
85
46
37%
20*2
22 V
Pacific
1
17
18%
Pacific Power & Light Co
Florida
1
12*2
13%
Pacific
Trust
Natl
Bk
(Boston
(Wash)—20
20
Second Natl Bank of Phila
85
89 V
10
Mass)
35
38%
(Loa
12 V
Angeles)
cl A..5
8 *2
9 V
5
•
9
17)2
'9%
18%
Packaging
.___lo
American
Pepsi-Cola
31
32%
Permanente
7>2
8
19>/2
21
*4
19''4
19%
Cement
1
10
Pfaudler-Permutlt
/
B
35
37*4
-
8%
40 V
48
53 V
!•
43V
46%
Plymouth Rubber Co
Opnerol fWtrlr
3
9V
28
Bank
28%
30%
York—10
51V
,
Tr
&
New
Bk
Sav
97
Trade Bk
35 V
37%
Trust
(Chic)—20
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
25
Hudson Tr. Co (Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)_10.
Industrial Natl Bank of **
Providence
R
10
I
Co
(Pblla)—B
Int'l
Ijvlna Trust Co (N Y>
Bank
Trust
(Wash
D
C)
1 '
10
Union
66
17
footnotes
see
preceding
70V
V
39
18%
43 V
21V
Co
& Tr Co
(N Y)
of
8tates
9%
1
of New Jersey
Bank
10%
Commerce—
.10
52
56
Trust Co—
(Boston)
States Trust (N
10
Y)—20
31'/4
33%
89 V
92%
46%,
20
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(Cleveland)
United
42
United
10 V
U V*
38%
41
10Vi
Por
(New
54 V
Hudson
Industrial
29V
24*/4
54%
91
Hanover
Harris
of
51V
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co„10
10*4
.
59 V
10
Bk.-IB
39V
4*4
43
9%
•
Lumber
'
22%
State Bank of Albany
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
32V
30 V
Corp
Natural Gas Co
Pickering
Pioneer
i85/e
Indus
General
46 V
2.50
1
Tool
42*'2
pfd___20
Gei> Telep Co of the Southwest
5Va% preferred
20
of
Sulphur
Parker Hannifin Corp
tc^
Pendleton
__1
Corp
-
56
Security Natl Long Island N Y.8
U'4
10V
10%
48%
34 V
9%
Bank-State Street
81%
69
Long
—
10
Security First Natl Bank
—10
Bank
Y
94
362
~
Fisher Governor Co
56 V
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—8
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
64V
90*4
Bank
Rochelle
Natl
61
346
of
County
N
x53
St Louis Union
Boston.. 12'/a
Natl
Island
20
10
18V
New
(Philadelphia)
47*4
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
—19
4
Trust
22%
Bank
44*4
73V
13
&
Tradesmen's
30%
Bank of
Passaic
67
Provident
28 V
69
17V
First
43%
63%
41V
First Natl
5 V
40%
10
First Natl Bank of Chicago—100
First Natl Bank of Dallas
10
10
33
20 */4
39%,
44V
Trust
3V
1
8
41%
561
8
J)
6*4
&
12V
Natl
36
N
(Atlanta.)
Bk
(Camden N J)
First Natl Bank
First
(Hackensack
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_28
Natl
11V
Airmotlve Corp
525
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank—__20
(Baltimore)
Camden
3 V
59V
New
39%,
32 V
11V
•
7.50
273
(NY)_10
16V
Co..
(Albany)
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
19V
56l/i
Pacific
(White
Co
70''2
ll'/s
5*/2
11V
Mortgage Assn.100
67 Va
53
23
Co
fx
49%
...33%
10V
Power
Brewing
35 V
Bank
124%
of
Pabst
85%
32
Comercial
Co
119%
111 Bank & Trust
(Chicago)—
28V
4
29%
80
63 V
66
18s8
57 V
21 Va
Banking Co (N J)
—28
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12V
Natl State Bk of Newark
12V
15V
Corp—
54 V
National Newark & Essex
Co.l2'/a
1
Gas
National
Trust
10
44 V
21V
Coal Corp..
355
Detroit
Westchester.5
City Bank (Cleve)—16
92 V
Tr
River
Miss
47 V
104
41V
50c
Pub Serv Co.
101
87 V
&
First Bank Stk Corp
Gas
76%
43 V
Connecticut Bank
1
Natural
166
72
28 V
26V
Co $4 pfd_*
158
26 V
First Natl
Oil
335
•
Water
30%'
Amer_5
First
Co
30%
29
Commercial Trust of N J——-25
1
Oklahoma
50
Co
5
Nuclear-Chicago
•
10
of
National
14%
Corp
Gas
11*4
—1
of
National Bank
23V
American Coal..
Penn
National Bank
87 V
13V
Corp
23
47s;,
22V
Co
Thermador
York
82
Commercial Bk of North
6
17 V
New
(Chicago) .25
Assoc—8
Elec
28 V
62%,
64V
Shops of Del—_1
&
of
44%
59
50c
common
Gas
34 V
31V
59%
27V
10
•
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
10
25V
_2'/2
Traders
&
(Buffalo)
72 V
48%
National
...
Oil
&
Shirt
Eng
25V
—
___50c
Co
Co..
32 V
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
96
Corp—.—8
National Homes Corp A com_50c
201
18*4
Supply
Nalco Chemical
Trust
68
45V
63%
1
—
59%
60%,
Cleveland
Trust
24%
56 V
(NY)_12'/a
1
Co
Co
90 V
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.lo
72
Fairfield
■
23V
-i
Pipe Line Co_5
87s,,
47*4
30V
.
1
8%
8
Valley Gas Co——5
Utilities
^iBsouri
Mohawk
28*4
68V
23
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_10
10
Southern
30V
"
2
8
108
25 %
47%
(Savannah)
City Natl Bk & Tr
30
(Philadelphia)
Long Island Trust Co
44
Co
&
Ask
•
Tr
&
Co
York
New
-i
10
Liberty Real Estate Bk
44V
8
Cleve—16
of
Bk
■
101
Phila.10
J)—
of
Bk
Bid
'*■
.38
Nassau County N Y
8
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)-25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
(N
Bank
Natl
——1
Inc.
(Phila).—10
Co
Manhattan
5
Inc—.—.1
Co
Par
Clngi County Truat Co
(Brooklyn NY).
Manufacturers
20
Trust
76
_5
16
Louis
Camden
5
Co
(N Y)
National Bank
24V
5
Co..
Trust
Companies
Aak
56*4
(Newark)_25
Commerce
of
Bid
A
Francisco)
4<iiniiea|)olis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co—...
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co—_1
11
Co
8
1
.♦
Transmission
2*/a
Suburban
'35V
common__———__7'/2
10%
j^-.
65
21*4
V
Natural Gas Co
Corp
Miller Mfg
21
Service Co.
32*4
48
^
33%
°^6V
33V
Utilities Co
1
Co
17%
37
8
Corp
Grocery Co—
Von'a
10 y0
X30
8
Iron
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
26%
31V
34%
9
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Co—
11%
29
10
Power
5%
10%
54
Co
47 V
Assoc
Mississippi
Co.
'
25*4
Corp
18%,
1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Class B
,
24%,
50o
5
25
81V
24*/4
Broadcasting
Gas
14%
Corp
.
WooMnpfnn
Corp
36V
Prods
13*2
Brothers Co
8
23
Wells
16%
Corp
31V
--
714
1
Pipe Line Corp
11V-
29
1
SuppIy^Co
Trans Gas
10V
1
Greene
Stubnltz
15
1
3%
28V
Inc—;
Tokhelm
1
Delaware
1
Publisblng
A
10c
Cement
Time
1
_•
Co
v
7V
I V
Laboratories
Old Ben
Portland
Strutbers
17
Class
'««Us
Olin
Giant
29%
3%
Co
Qas
Stores
1
Electric Co—16
&
.2
5fo
27V
'
Nat
Drug
2.50
Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Tdicpie-Gross-Dexter Inc—
19%
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep (Calif)
21%
19
10
Stouffer
1
(Texas)
24 V
20*4
common
8tates
Vitro Corp of Amer
8
1
Co..
Chemical
23 7
Co
22%
•
A
2'/a
34*4
1
—
Metropolitan
52 V
Gas
Inc..
Steamship
Stepan
99
Co
New
25
1
Co..;
Petroleum
22
Inc
Packing
45%
class
Thompson (HI) Fibre Glass-
•—re-
•
31V
50c
——
Steel Corp...
Michigan
18'2
Oarlock
29 %
.1
Co
11V
v7
~FV—.
cl B—5
com
Inc
Autn
Microwave
a
47:,4
Frito
Co
19*4
V
27
10
2*/a
Mfg
Rtatler Hotels
„
1
Co
Co
Meredilb
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co
1
17%
43 V*
1
25
4%
45%
19V
Corp—.—
Maclilne
1
Steel
Co..•
Betts
8%
433
16 V
18
25
Industries—
McLean
24
-
7 V
Fisher
A_._i.____„1
Corp..
Herrington Co Inc
25
23%
—1
First Boston Corp.
First Charter Financial
13%
20 V
s
1
Gas
Eiectrolux Corp
E'mhart Mfg Co
Federal Natl
17
19*4
non-voting
Stanley Works
94
Laboratory Inc.
Co
Power
Sys
Stekoll
a
1
Steel
Muiemonl
.•
1
Gas
15%
12 V
5
Common
0
Associates
Electric
Electro-Voice
18
& Clark
Corp 5
Inc.
44
10c
Register
i;%
i
Nat
Utilities
16V
Mfg & Sales Co
35 V
8
2
Industries
36
23
41
Co.lOc
Co
&
___l
America
Eastern
43
Co
—
Stores
221
•
1
preference.
Tennessee
34
Stanley Home Products Inc—
ll'/4
1
Eastern
40
Electronics
Star
North
East
Devel
10
21*4
_•
Pressed Steel
Standard
10V
2 V
of
3
Standard
12
Co
Loan
Macmlllnn
31
——1
Corp
9
7*/a
Eng Tel Co
(A E)
7%
Co
Dynamics
38'
11
5
Plus
Ludlow
A
inc.
11%
Electric
Stand-Fruit
„1
Corporation
minion
I
5
Co
51%
10%
28*/4
;
Bush
31V
36
1
Staley
26
Bradslreet Inc
Dunham
48 V
Freight
Sprague
19:t„
Corp__l
Sons
8%
1
Carbon
17%
Inc
Thomas &
29%,
-42V
warrants
Brothers
at
Bridge Co
&
7*4
1959
27 V
1
(S D) Co
Broad
Corp
Ri
6V
1
Co
Inc
29%
1
Thermo King Corp
Warren
12V
Detroit & Canada Timnel
Textron
5*4
28
1
Natural, Gasoline Corp
17 V
29V
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.,..Dentists'. Supply Co of N Y
(li
1
6
-
2
Union.Gas
Texas
24%
11V
Dauly Machine Speciallles—5
Darling (L A I C'o__
1
Donnelley
l
8V
Corp_7
Texas Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
16V
26V
_
Inc
28 V-
7%
5
Oil &
111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co.l
23
1
B
Arts
26 V
Co
Power
Eastern
Texas
Transmia
44
454
Texas
Spector
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Sbipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
Cutter Laboratories class A
16%
18%
Marmon
__
99
41
1
17*4
11s:;
Inc...
93
5
!
Corp
Gas Producing Co—1
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
Southwestern States Tel Co
1
25 V
common
Co
15%
11V
Inc
New
Southern
43*2
——
1
Tappan Co
Tekoil
Thrifty
•
Colorad.0
Southern
10%
...
Cross
iheboid
Southern
23
1
..."
Inc
Tampax Inc
Three
20c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
Southern Calif Water Co
Marllli-Itockwell
Iilc
21
38
14
2
South Shore
40 *1
Lines
19 y4
Corporation.....
52 V
10%
Corp.
25
itelligeration
Chemical
29V
10
Inc
illy (Eli) <fc Co Inc.
luub
9s
«
29%
Prodt:ct.S!_-5
Tea'lisp
Dictaphone
10
Co.
Ling-Altec
-
14
1
Dl-Noe
Skil
20%
Corn
12*4
•
Syntex
70
& Co
Pacific
Co...5
Gas
lfoclc
Detroit internal
16
-13
1
Class
16*.
Utilities Co
Blower
Liberty
6 ' it
147«
1
Engine
Lanolm
"Lau
2T'(,
"55,,
16
miliums
42
14V
3
Inc
Landers Frary
*
22'a
,
Sierra
2 V
Gas
Company
Crouse-Hinds Co
Homes
(G D)
Bank of
Connecticut Light & Power Co
Coffee
39
Corp
Kratter Corp class
67 V
1
preferred
Craig Systems
43 *2
147„
39 1 i,
Consolidated
wopelanu
40 V
K-oehring
1,4
C(jiisokFreightways__'_.___.._2.50
Cook
56 V
35?..
2
29 7i,
27V
26*4
Portland Cem
36 V
■ ■
Colorado oil & Gas
Corp com..3
Contiiieiiial
6 V
53
Trecker
<fc
ny4
46'.-,
___i
inc
Commonwealth
5V
24V
Keystone
26s,,
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Prod
Tnl erstate
conv
15 s-,
•
23 '«
'
25
___i
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
$1.25
14%
1
common
Co
43:,4
6
Co
Stores
Corp
preferred.
Ketchum
4
13%
do
Corp
Gas
Radio
41V
1
...
Steel
Kentucky
34 7„
5
Util Co com cl A—33Vc
Common class
w_33%c
wuiunlul
13 V
44 V
48*4
V
33'
Citizens
Collins
12 V
KennameLal
22'/„
„;!_■*
Co.
19','2
1
!
17%
1
Seismograph Service Corp
Speer
Kearney
3
10
Central Soya Co..—.—!
Central Telephone Co. 1—
States
51s,,
5
Co
22
*
30
47
60 V
i 14
5
Co
Maine
"ooctnl
18S«
28;!a
•
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$1.46
Aak
15%
Corp
Warren
261
15
26*.,
32
Central
Clinton Engines
Co
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.10
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Corp___.ii/
Gas Co....10
Chattanooga Gas
Kaiser
6;,»
Bid
1
35 V
...1
—
Southern Nevada Power Co
V
v.
27s„.
45
-Central Indiana Gas Co
Central Louisiana Electric
Central Vt
•26 7
5%
_~~1_L'
17:,u
1
Electric
Corp
1
66
Southwest
50
Cedar Point Field-Trust ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co.._3V
Central 111
25%
13
2r
14
248
24
Mills class 13
17
16',4
V
5
Utilities
Jervifc Corp
J08sop Steel Co
35 Tt,
26%
Carlisle
37
13si,
1
Heintz Inc
&
Jamaica
15 7
33%
-
V
36 s
14:,;,
"
61
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————1
Jefferson
Water & Telep
Co.._12V
Delhi Oil Lld.__._lOr
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif 1
26 V
Inc—
Co
Corp
23
34:V
__5
Services
33 V
57
Sys.l
Co
Service
Southern
a
Ilek
Freight
common
Public
Iowa
'
7
Calif
6 V
22
Engineering Corp...*
Investors
9*2
18:;»
29 7„
16%
Canadian
Scarle
Bantam
Scholz
13
76 V
24:!4
10
Corp..____1
,18V
34
Interstate Tel...
5
California Oregon Power
Co__2o
California Water Service Co
25
27
30V
—•
Indianapolis
31
California
1
Water
&
Propane Gas
Susquehanna
48
.1
Petroleum.
Jacinto
73
"
.
16%
Co—
Corp.—
Schiela
5s-,
(H H)
8
47*4
20*4
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Inc
44
25c
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San
V
5
25
1
3
3%
A
Sabre-Pinon
12
1
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1
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42*4
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International Textbook Co
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28*
41
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141
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16%
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43 s 4
27
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Co.—1
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16*2
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Corp
Rice Mills Inc
Ryder System Inc.
-42
17
*
7*4
Paper Corp ADR—____
Inc $1.20 preferred—25
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9%
29 Tii
—1
12'/a
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Rose Marie Reid
58 V
9
15 V
common..
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39*4
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Robertson
54
39
&
Rockwell
67„
27'*4
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19 7i,
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40%.
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13
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14V
12
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19
Bowater
13sit
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29 V
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Mat
12*4
10%,
*
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68*2
18
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River Brand
l
V
64
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Hudson
; 20%
124
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11%
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25
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Oil
17 V
126
1
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139
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119
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26 V
118
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Credit
33%
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■
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5
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Curtis Ind
Voltage
47
2
35 7a
Class B common
10
Hearst Cons Publications cl
A-25
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5
Ralston Purina
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
Hanna
37%
1
2V„
110
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l
Avon- Products
„
32*2
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59
35
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1
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.
:
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19
55
Arizona- Public Service Co—__.5
Missouri Power Go
5
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Arkansas
=
17%
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43 V
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50%
15 V
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45 %
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Jrlunell Corp
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Portsmouth
Ask.
10%
securities
wide national distribution.
page
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Wachovia
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&
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ArlD-l
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20%
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday
October
Bid
P»r
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
2.09
2.29
tntl
7.51
8.13
Investment
Co
4.29
4.58
investment
1
American Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Arner Research & Development-•
814.73
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business Shares
Inc
American Investors Fund
Fund Trust,
Associated
Devtl
Atomic
_
2912
—•
1159
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Fund
Mut
8.34
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Fund
24,69
American
21.79
15.88
(Discount Bonds)
—1
iIncome Pfd Stocks»_—1
9.63
10.51
9.25
14.34
18.50
4.87
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14.08
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<Low
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fi
45%
American Surety Co.,—__6.25 '
20%
21%
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Naiional Fire
53
58 %
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15.02
13.00
14,07
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8.42
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Knickerbocker
15.25
Lazard
19.04.
Lexington Trust Fund.-—,_25c
Lexington Venture Fund
1
9.2^
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8.83
12,(57
11.19
10.12
Insurance Silt
f.iie
13.85
12.10
131
Equipment
12.33
■23.48
10.(54
11.55
9.72
10.57
Petroleum
9.(59
10.55
15.04
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16.35
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-1
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14.(50
19%
.
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12.57
Gulf Life
15.36
16.61
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9.97
10.94
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Hartford Fire Insurance Co„_lo
Hartford Steam
Boiler
Fund
investment
Corp
3.53
3.84
Inc.l
19.38
20.97
Home
12.76
13.79
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9 %
Corp—1
7.(51
—10
19.35
19.54
20c
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16%
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4.24
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—1
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York
12.97
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17.56
Oppenheimer
William
10c
Inc—1
2.52
2.75
peoples
Founders Mutual Fund———*
10.47
11.38
11.38
12.50
futures
Capital
———;—1
inc——
General
2.00
1
16.38
Corp.——
10.40
2.17
17.71
1
7.17
7.79
lo
General Investors Trust
10.63
11.64
shares
Automobile
13.25
14.48
13.34
14.42
1
10,20
10.45
5.43
5.94
Ftmcl—
a
14.46
87%
'30
108
Corp
Fire
Paul
39%
A
Life
Seaboard
(N
Co.
Ins
61
66 ><.
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52%
55%
1
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8 %
7%
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5
71
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Security
38
41%
40
10
43
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24
Springlield Fire &
$6.50 preferred
40 hi
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.
173
179%
86%
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48%
51%
Co
5%
93
97
Insurance Co of N Y—10
31
34%
53
29%
31 %
107
56%.
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(NY)-
8
25
27
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5
81%
85 %
Amer_—--2.50
46%
49%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__lo
Fire——.—3
S
32%
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34%
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Insurance
United Ins
(J
102
—10
—
Guaranty Co
Travelers
U S
a
Accident
Srandard Sec Life
Title
80
of
Marine——2
-10
-
4%
Jefferson
Y) —2—2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
66%
Amer—,,50c
Standard Life Ins,,10
15.84
*
10.28
1
23.25
28.48
._^_2.50
8.67
9.42
Street
Pioneer
Price
Fund
Fund
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Inc
Inc—
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,_1
Puritan
Fund
Inc.,-—
Putnam
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17.36
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11.21
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' Fund Inc—:
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Co
ol
Life Insurance
Co
in
Y
Westchester Fire—
City
of
N
6%
7%
27
28%
39%
42%
27
29Vb
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2-J
—
12.99
13.12
7.95
8.59
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14.26
15.50
1
Shares
17.39
18.90.
Inc.,_1
Seuckler
Fund
7.18
7.80
25c
12.37
13.37
Steyens & Clark
of
Canada
.,.2
;
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after
Home
15,
4%s
15,
Feb
47-.S
Feb
15,
4.65s
5s
April
June
5.40s
Federal
15,
15,
Nov.
10,
11.18
7.58
8.22
7.9(5
8.73
14.48
15.35
Selected
Shares———1.25
9.88
(The) Stock Pund_lc
13.37
14.(5'4
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.44
Dec.
March
10,
April
11,
1960:
4s
June
7.96
8.73
Smith
15.49
10.23
11.21
Oct.
20.
1959
5"as
Sept 11.
1961
3%S
Feb.
1962—
99.30
100
Feb.
1,
i960
99.4
99.8
94
3%s
Feb.
1,
I960—
99.18
99.22
99.10
99.16
Jan
99!30
100
100
1960
5
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April 20,
i960——
2%s June
1,
April
3,
1961
Sept. 20.
4s
100.5
-
I960——
3:!«s
May
1.
98.16
—
4%S Aug 20
1962„„—
2%.s
1963—_______
1966
96.18
4%s
Mar.
94.16
4%s
March
96 hi
97 lit
4-%s
July
20.
15,
98
99.30
—
1968—:
20.
98%
97 %
98.24
100.12
97.28
98
_
99.14
96.10
98.24
97.20
1961
1962
May 1,
3'As May 2.
100.2
100
—
4s
99.26
94.8
1965—
99.31
100.5
2 %s
100.8
—
100.1
5s
100.2
3V*s March 11, 1963
4 %s Nov.
12. 1963
10,
1 %s
99.25
100.2
100.5
99.22
I960
March
99.28
-
98.16
Aug. 23.
June
I960
99.6
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13.
1,
92%
100.6
93
91
91 %
96
97%
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1969
97
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—
I960
99 %
a
97
97%
3'%s April
91
91%.
4%-s Oct.
1,
1970-1DG7-.
97
98
96%
96%
3 %s
Mav
1,
1971——
88
89
4%s
Feb.
15.
1,
1970
16.97
Fully Administered shares—lc
1959—
I960—
10,
Feb
99.30
.100.2
99.29
•
I960—
10,
J959—
3%s
1959——
3%s
1,
53sS April 4, I960—
Federal Land Bank* Bonds—
Assn—
12.50
—.—-lc
99.31
100.2
93 %
4
\2s
99.26
9O!21
———
,a:,—
Mortgage
3%s
10.21
99.22
I960
99.31
A^k
Cooperatives—
Dec
47«s
99.25
99.28
for
4%s
99.24
99.22
I960.—
Natl
3.70s
Banks
1960
July 15, 1960
April 15. 1963
Bid
'
99.20
1960-—
15,
Ask
Banks—
1960
I960—,
4%s March
4%s
Shares—lc
Building
shares—
——lc
Capital Growth Fund-——lc
Chemical shares
lc
Loan
0.30s Jail.
5.30s
-.1
—
Putnam Growtli Fund
Dist
Jersey
3 %s
—1
Setidder
Aviation-Electronics—
13.39
1
Inc
Securities
Quarterly
Group Securities-
12.39
Philadelphia Fund Inc.
.
21%
9)
Federal
Corp
Pine
9.49
Fund
Securities
6.32
19%:
4>2
11.47.
Uver-The-Cot. titer
Custodian Funds Inc—
Reinsurance
8%
Corp
20%
48%
37:!.,
Ins
19
—2—10
.
46
1
9.01
10.61
i
—
Perm Square Mutual
1
75 %
Pnividcnec-Washiiigton
26 Va
Pyramid Lite Ins. Co (N C):...l
Quaker City Lite Ins (Pa)
5
—10
Lile
6.96
1
Fund
6.27
Fundamental Investors
71^4
.—————10
22hs
_,_10
——
9.72
8.24
_l
Fund
oireel
4.73
5.75
Phoenix
8114
Bid
of Canada Ltd——
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc.-;
1(5.24
stock series—!
lc
stock series—lc
6.37
Capital Fund
18.65
Preferred
6.28
8.89
f
Growth Stocks. Series———1
New
England Fund
1
5.74
Fund
68
8.92
11.93
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Owners
(Fla)
57%
64
Seaboard
Insurance Co
65%
i'liiladeiphiu Life Ins Co—5
Vz
4.63
8.16
4.32
Common
11.90
—1
Dividend Series-—;
17.25
Franklin
10.89
-1
—
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Mutual
.
Insurance
Balanced Series.:
8.30
Inc———
Inc
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
—5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co lnc__1
Florida
tl
beneficial interest—
;
54
5
Co—
61%
.
52
Fla)~2%
(Jacksonville
Insurance
Insp & Insurance
.
Investors Corp——1
25.4(5
6.96
Fidelity Capital Fund—
Financial
Great
Insurance Co of N
58»
61
11.50
Automation
&
Co-—_—^_10
Indemnity
Pacific
x24
7%
101
————1
Inc
Nationwide Securities Co
15.68
8 "hi
4
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American
13%,
43
Y—lO
Employees Life
(D
V—12%
N
62
.
28%
1.50
—
Ins
ol'
Peerleifs InsuraAce Co——%-5
SI
14.88'
National
24.35
23.81
Insurance,,
22.82
Government
3734
12
40
:Insurance—3.33 %
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Northern
Pacific
3%
6%
F)_—,2.50
13.76
—
beneficial interest—1
of
35
*
69%
53%
——
Home
3521
14.45
4
—
21.11
of
23.85
Corp.—1
Investment
.
13.53
Stock
Life
(S
46 %
?
69
>
83%
lnt_33V3C
Growth
Fund
45:%
42 y2
250
—
37:{
42)'2
2-.—10
Fire
River
Northeastern
.
l.jl
Government Employees Ins
(D C)
Trust
Investors
beneficial
Missiles-Jets
9.95
22.78'
Insurance Co
Franklin
2.61
Preferred Stock Series——1
Capital
; '
.
2.67
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
10.18
2.93
5 1
^
14.63
of
Investors
Fund Inc—
& Howard—
•
'-'Federal
Massachusetts Life Fund—
11.55
21.10
Balanced" Fund——.————1
Stock Fund
1
—
lc
Casualty Co
As. Forster The—%—,10
65
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)„_—1.25
'
3%
Employers Group Assoc65
Employers Reinsurance CpVp—5
50
National
——r-—•—--2.50
—25c
Dreylus Fund Inc
—-—i
Eurofund Inc
Cruni
3.82
Hampshire
38%
35
,__5
_2
f*»1
77%
Shares
Shares,—,—
150
124
Amsteriiain
North
347
142
4
Trust Shares
E
23
332
General Reinsurance Corp—10
Glens Falls
5
Mutual
Fund
a43.22
21%
10
Cd—%5
55
Mutual
Fund
a25.20
Life
Fireman's
Mutual
"nnUv
Assurance
Coiuinenta.1
3.82
13.50
Energy
General
Continental
48
79'hi
Electronics
Connecticut
7,03
45
18.35
9.29
2
class A
Casualty
-2012
35%
Fire—:—-—.—5
Union
New
Ins
Fidelity Bankers Lile- Ins,—_ 1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—
5
12.28
9.08
Life
—
2.18
74
Shares-
National
Nationwide Corp
19%
common—1
Line Inc
18%
3.77
18.17
Electronics
(Ky;
14.00
shares.——
Inc
1
Inc——-1
——_1
Delaware Income Fund Inc——1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Eaton
Co
19.53
<
136
113
33
—lc
Fund
10.51
Commonwealth
6.45
2.74
129
109
16%
—lc
shares
inc
Fund—
24%
<r
64 %
60
—10
3i
•
:—^^10
(Bait)
Accident Ins.——10
New
12.81
—
22
1
—5
17.86
,
s^ares_lc
shares
Units
In vesting Co
13.17
Life—;
Tnc.-l
shares,,——
Mass
15.78
is n.
12.03
Standard
Insurance Co
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares——
lc
20.37
15.82
Beneficial
Boston
„
10
17
shares—lc
Industries
Massachusetts
18.74
1
7,22
Managed Funds—
Electrical
Shippers
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)—10
6.55
16%
41
&
Inc2—1
Fund
Looinis-Sayles Fund of Canada
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund,—*
17,400
125
1
Lile Insurance Investors
9.55
1(5,800
Inc—...—;
Fund
9
Rc-insurtuice_—„5
American
5.98
1
—
13.93
6.58
—,—1
17.(50
Vegh Mutual Fund
Series
13%,
Amer Nat Ins
Bunkers
8.09
Dividend
12
20.19
15.11
24.4(5
Trustee
32 )•»
Merchants ;& Manufacturers—,4
2%
13.59
7.40
Diversified
29%
26%
3.%
Amtr
13.85
22.49
Vegh
46)
Merchants Fire Assurance % 12.50
25%
15.65
_—
12.45
Trust Fund—
De
34
42
2%
12
Atner Life
S-4
14.11
Investment Trust-1
De
32%
3%
li
10.10
12.76
53%
231
5%
(Jacksonville J'lai
,-l
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J;
2la
American Investors Corp——1
Loyal
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stksr_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
21%
50
222
347«
Amer
17.38
1
20:,o
10
10
32%
23.77
)__
22%
Maryland Casualty
1
Massachusetts Bonding——5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins——5
10%
(Galveston
Va
63%
207«
5%
10
(Wash D C)1
of
Lite
27%
60%
Ins Co Inc—1
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Heritage Life Ins—
Mercury
Insiiriince Co
Ask
25%
f
Lincoln National
•
7.70
B———
Delaware
Life
14%
18%
13.70
1
1
Investment
Fund
»
16%
__5
Bid
3
—
Companies
13.55
Paper
Income
' 13%
prelentd
conv
—,
Life
18.55
--—\
Western
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
Tenn
of
30%
42%
13.91
12.47
8.1(5
Bond & Stock
Dividend
28 Vi
39 %
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
S-l < High-Grade Com Stk)—1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—_1
l
Series
Crown
1
240
—5
$1.25
-
Co,—,*
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp <Va>—5
Liberty Nat] Life Ins (Birmi—2
Life & Casualty Ins Co
65%'
17.1(5
Inc————-—--J
Consolidated
23.66
B-3
Income
Corporate Leaders
a23.07
(The>
Insurance
Companies
178
12.87
—-1
Chase Fund of Boston—
1
Chemical Fund Inc,'.—-——-50c
Christiana Securities Corp—100
1% preferred —-—
100
Colonial Energy Shares—.——1
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Composite
230
Mutual Fund,-!
8.97
Trust
Composite Fund Inc—
Concord. Fund Inc——
Insurance,———10
Life
Agricultural
6.23
7.47
Ltd——,——-—-——}
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Aetna
.
Keystone. Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Invest rent Bonds;—„1
:
B-2 (Medium Grade B'ond"s).-l
1.75
International growth
Common weal th
62
—
American Equitable Assur
—
Knickerbocker Growth Fund
Fund Inc——
10
Aetna Insurance Co
Monday, October 19. 1959
.
Ask
170
12.51
Inc——
K-2
Ltd——
1
Canadian Fund Inc_—r———-I
Commonwealth
1<1:;2T~" 12r32
Surety—10
35.75
4.4(5
(19541
Fund
Boston:—1
of
&
11.51
Johnston
32%
Fund—
Century Shores
11.69
Casualty
35.05
12.91
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inc
1
investment——50c
Buttock
Fund Ltd-———
1
California Fund Inc
1
Canadian
10.70
Aetna
—^—1
5.73
Street
General
ol
Bid
I'ar
——'
Fund--%~—1
Fund
»ovei
5.77
Blue Ridge
Canada
5.21
Research
In; c-stors
9.(5(5
8.25
Boston Fund
Broad
Resources
5.28
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"' Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Teinpleton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd-———1
4.77
America—1
Trust
Fund—
Ask
-lc
Fund Inc,u
25c
1.25
.1
Abenleen
Bid
P»«•
Funds—
.
SECURITIES
10
Mutual Funds
Mutual
.
Electrical
Equip
—
Common
Food
shares.
Airier
Southwestern
7.60
Sovereign
8.99
State Street. Investment
7.(51
7.93
Stein
13.57
14.8(5
6.34
6.95
lc
9.79
10.73
shares,-—.
Roe
inc T
t'ele v is l on -Elec t ron ics Fun d—— 1
2.42
6.50
7.13
shares———:1c
.10.09
11.C5
Townseuci
———lc
11.41
12.50
Growth
shares— _!—-—s—lc
8.15
Railroad
Stock
shares..—
Tobacco
8.93
-—1
Sterling Investment fund
2.19
Steel
Inc...
Texas..Fund
U
S
Feb
4s
May
15,
I960
15,
Ajn'il
Inc—
%s
10c
—
Series H-D A——,
5.08
—10c
5.55
5.02
Haydock Fund Inc——-—-——1
a25.50
Fund Inc 10c
2.50
3%s
Mav
15,
12.78
13.89
3%s
May
15.
8.24
4'%s
Aug.
11.08
12.04
13.78
15.00
16.26
17.67
United
Science
Funds
Fund1
Canada
Fund
Ltd.
1
Inc__—
2.74
Value
Line
Income
Inc_,_1
8.22
8.98
Value
Line
Special
Fund-—1
9.53
10.42
9.53
10.30
1
11ic—1
Fund
6.74
7.37
I
%s
1
%s
•3%
Oct.
1
4s
Feb.
Feb.
4a
99.19
94%
92 %
%s
15.
Aug.
15,
Oct.
1,
3%s
Nov.
2r,nS
Fell.
99.3
99.30
1963
97.20
1 %s
Oct.
95.28
96.4
1
April
98.16
98.20
4 %s
99
99.4
5s
94.16
94.24
1%S
Oct.
1.
19611
Oct.
1,
1961-;
—
I,
90.16
97.16
1963
97.20
89.8
1964
1.
93.28
90.8
May 15. 1964
Aug. 15. 1964
%s
96.30
93.24
—
1963.
97.12
•
99.24
92.8
96.26
—
1963
1961—
93.12
99.20
92
;
;
1962—
1.
15,
Mav-
1962
15.
l.%s April
4s
100
98.22
93.4
1962
15.
97.24
98.18
1962
1.
99.7
99.1
.
Aug.
Ask
97.20
—
10(512
April
98.2 8
99.5
—.
I960
1962—
19(;i,_— -1—:
1.
15.
point
a
Bid
15.
1 %s
100.3
98.20
—
I960
1,
April
May
3his
9.9.22
1C0.1
I960
7.54
Value Line
ICQ.3
99.15
i960
Fund—1
Fund,.—1
United
93%
91%
_
1972_
32nds ol
more
or
4s
I960
15,
one
99.20
—„—
1959—
United, Income Fund Siiares-i
Hie—
89%
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
100.1
1960
1.
l unos
1972-1967
15,
Maturity—
Treasury Notes —~
1
Accumulated
Fund
3:%s
10.07
6.32
Continental
Income
16.98
9.21
5.78
U nit eel
Foundation
15.58
Ask
—
19591
15,
inv_
United
Income
Nov.
15,
12.53
H-C7—
3%S
Nov.
^0.90
Series
13.07
3%s
M8.9(i
Funds
12.35
point represent
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness
7.26
11.44
Hamilton
27.37
6.63
18:41
■untied
27.10
Century Grow th
Twentieth
decimal
Figures after
Maturity—
36.96
,-lc
20.28
—
a
37/i,s Sept.
88 h,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
16,00
38r,H
7
.
lc
—
15.00
-
International
&
Fund
1
Growth Industry Shares Inc,— 1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Utilities
—1
Inc—
Fund
Stock -.Fund—.—:
lc
shares
36%
-
—'';
Farnliara
&
Balanced
14.67
Corp—*
1968
1969
10.69
13.88
Investors—
Equipment shares.,^,—lc
Bond
-,-1
—
11.
4Has April 10,
a29.24
Inc——1
Investors
6.93
'
RR
Fund
B)
shares,——lc
lc
Merchandising
shares
Railroad
Fund_:———1
Common Slock
(Edison
Clark—
A
8.20
Bond
Mining
Petroleum
•
—
lc
Industrial Machinery
Institutional
Inc
shares-lc
shares—lc
Bond shares
General
Fund
Scudder Stevens
89.16
87.16
_
_
87.24
100
100.5
100.28
101
Boston
Income
Incorporated
Investors.
Institutional
Shares
Ltd—
Bank
Institutional
_1
12.39
13.55
lc
10.81
11.82
Fund-lc
11.08
12.11
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.75
7.39
Growth
Institutional
Fund
Insur
lc
11.89
Recent
Bonds—
Bid
'
13.01
5s
Associates
Bausch
&
Boston
Edison
Lomb
5Vc.s_1979
S'is,
1989
Natural Gas
Corp
Fruehauf
General
1975
Trailer
Gen'l Tire
5y4S„1977
3s/p.s
Port
4s
Cement
—1976
5s
& Rubber Gs
Ask
&
...
(Mj
Dated
Rate
Dated
-1
14.19
15.47
3.45'/
2-
2-59
11-
2-59
99.30
4%'/
6-
1-59
3-
1-60
99.22
99.26
-I
12.74
13.77
3.75 N.
3-
2-59
12-
1-59
99.26
99.29
4.456
7-
1-59
4-
4-60
99.20
99.24
T
6.08
6,57
3.75'/
4-
1-59
1-
4-60
99.21
99.25
4% 6
8-
3-59
5-
2-60
99.26
99.30
5-
4-59
2-
1-60
99.19
99.23
1982
Whitehall Fund
nc
—
_
Wisconsin Fund Inc..
Rid
4%s—. .,1994
Tel
9.9%.
102
National Can
,1976
Due
Bid
England Tel 5%s— 1994
Northspan Cran 5His ww. .,1963
105
99:%
101%
59'b
130
91
5s
New
—
Facific Gas 5s—
Pacific
5%s
Petroleum
:_T991
Phoenix
——
Steel
88
105%
81
October 22, 1959—
October
-
107
'
7-
Bid
1-60
5-60
86.24
Ask
99.26
100
99.30
100.2
100
101%
November
27,
87
December
3,
10,
122
December
17,
1959.
103%
103%
December
22,
1959—
1982
118
December
24,
1979
101%.
Tenr.
Gas
190
ww
Transmission;
.
Textron
5%s
Amer
5s
December 31,
1971
Gas
P
1959—
99%.
7,
14,
15,
February
99.773
99.790
99.703
99.720
February
February
99.621
99.643
March
3.
99.563
99.588
March
99.494
99.516
March
99.418
99.443
March
99.342
99.360
March
99.311
99.329
March
99.238
99.258
April 7.
99.071
99.093
98.985
April
April
98.954
98.973
June 22.
98.903
July 15, I960
-
1960
January 21,
99.854
1960
January
98%
January
99.839
-
1959
January
96
L—
—1979
—
102'
4,
1960
1960
-
-
;
68.877
-
106%.
101%
5%s
February
-
1958—.
1959
99.924
-
1959—.
99.917
-
1959—
January 28. I960—.
-
1959
19,
84 %•
Underwood
Sons—
Westcoast
821
5%s
Corp
1971
U S Industries 4%s
w.p,
Trans
qtorpi
1970
.
_
J
Ask
98.794
98.822
1960
98.734
98.764
11,
I960,
98.642
98.674
18,
1960
98.516
98.550
25
I960—
98.423
98.459
I960
98.300
98.338
10,
1900
98.213
17,
1960,
98.125
98.167
98.028
98.071
22.
24.
31,
1960
I960—.
97.994
97.825
97.676
96.665
96.348
:
97.713
96.645
i
tv
97.706
97.663
I960
1960
97.950
97.777
1960
15,
98.038
97.904
1960
1960
14.
98.252
96.385
105
88
86
90%.
1979
116
FOOTNOTES
92
1988
5V2S
4%s
103
Yield Price
Rid
99.977
98.971
12.
November
,1989
Treasury Bills
Ask
-
November
92 %
1959
118
Gas
Transcontinental
105%
6-
1-59
-
95
91
November 5,
1984
Calif
Oiks
135 <6
81%
1-59
9-
10-
-
93
.,1973
-1969
5%s__
Sperry Rand 5%s
111%.
~
100 u,
—1981
4.65s
-
99%
Sheraton Co of Aui 5s ww—1967
_1989
43/"p
86.16
Due
-
1959—
29,
987a
December
Jc~
105
1964—
95).975
Southern
109
1,
Yield Price
Bid
-1977
5s^__
ww
Pennsylvania Electric 5s
132
110'•>
Ask
100
United States
Ask
100%
81
58
■
— -
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
84
Power—
&
Kate
;—J
s>_
Bonds—
—_—1989
Light
4"es
Lowenstein
1977
ww
Georgia Power 5%s
Houston
13.13
Investors Fund Inc
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund——
,1975
101%
1980-76
4%s
Paso
12.08
l%s
Security Issues
108
Commonwealth Oil Rel 6s_,1972
Consumers Power—
Ferro
8.78
Mueller Brass 3H0S—
Burlington Industries 4%s—1975
114
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
1969
88%
Carrier Corp 4'/6s
1982
93
Chance Vought 5 %s—1977— 961;-
El
8.03
106
99:,a
1989
6s
Investing Corp—1
101
Opt 4%s—1979
British Petroleum
Wall Street
104%
Line 5s-198l
Investment
3.99
Michigan Bell
;—,—1979
eonv
6.24
3.65
Situations
—
5%6
American Greetings Corp—
American President
5.71
inc.
Washington Mutual
Fund—lc
Inst Foundation FundInstitutional
Fund
:___l0c
4 %',
of
Incorporated
♦No
par
New
York
value,
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange
FOR
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER
b Bid
stork
yield price,
v
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend
wi When
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued
v
to
listing
Fx-stock
on
the
dividend.
Volume
5891
Number
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
THE
Bank
pared with
based,
us,
COURSE
clearings this week will show
17,
eannot
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
on
clearings from
all
cities
the United
of
States
those
In
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be
4.2%
above
Our
year.
preliminary
against $22,580,693,820
this center there is
10.9%.
the
for
corresponding
totals
at
stand
we
week last
in
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
'
1959
~
1i.1.
Kansas City
—t—
Bt. Louis
1,030,000,000
692,781,769
—
:
—
/+ '495,880,911
*.
405.200.000
—
Cleveland
522,033,247
;
Oct.
1st
;
i..
,
.
5.0
2nd
Philadelphia
Cleveland
5th
+
0.2
6th
Atlanta-
+
0.1
-il.—
,Ten cities, five days
$17,603,437,526
$16,487,147,429
5,077,955,325
Total
All
all
cities,
days— .$22,541,796,071
day
all
2.7
+
4.5
—
-
i
-
Richmond—i.
■—
Chicago
St. Louis
9th
—
Minneapolis
10th
—
——
11th
12th
San
i.-
_I.
Kansas City
Dallas
——
Francisco
2.7
cities
for week
$23,529,467,780
$22,580,693,820
4.2
+
The
Chicago
Reserve
provement of 9.4%, the St.
14.7% and the Minneapolis
District by 5.4%.
'\vV.'
OF BANK CLEARINGS:
1958
•"
1957
inc. or
'
:
1956
'
Dec. %i-
*
I".
I;-. $
4 I'
.
6
"
10
12,920.383,961
.
"
"
17
..<■
10,969,878.056
9,903,518,581
7.3
.996,110.283
1,006.990,85+
1,236.817.316
1,202,299,87(1)
662,505,360
+
1,222,704,012
805.651,850
781,864.453
1,409,129,137
1,204,613,521
+17.0
1,132,413,795
1.615,847.586
1,476,327,445
+
778.100,134
678.354,544
.
•
"
'
7
"
688,410,537
"
663,884,293
6
"
580.426,370
"
1,315.306,285
1,431,490,065
1,104,342,355
1,200,532,420
2 659,404,921
760,975,930
4.1
.594,771,466
5.8
608,571,803
+ 13.0
1,247,964.541
9.4
465,8066,317
570,075,410
622,590,360
487,875,810
513,548,621
10
cities
+
—
5.4
1,167,838,635
1,192,009,910
20,749,547,509
19,360,009,760
9.2
+
.
10,222,779,959
9,835,122,09+
24,214.237,465
20,758,576,162
+ 16.6
11,722,347,924
City.
.713,775,657'
+14.7
704,972,426
;
3.0
+
661,506,882
9
640,292,871
+11.3
1,065,787,318
1,361.391.305
..
>
'772,669,195
+ 24.1
10,421,637,781
=
1,143.926,998-
;
.
"
4
;
-T 19.6
779,294,618
931.809,009
V
.108
New York
"
;
7
.
Total
Outside
cities
11
I—III
IIIIIIH
I II]
—IIIIIII_
_I~IIIII_I
—IIIIII
"""•
IIIIIII
—d-,,iv
.
Total
1,015,591,066
6.8
$21,565,102,754
987,671,709
cities,'* live
one
+
—
District records an im¬
Louis Reserve District off
Reserve District of 4.1%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are smaller
by 5.8% but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals
are
larger by 13.0% and in the San Francisco Reserve
17.0%.
increase of
1959
9
—
—_
7th
'
Reserve
■
12
New York.
3rd
4th
8.1
York
~
1.1
—
the week
—
an
SUMMARY
—_
0.8
+
437.870,813
Other cities, five days,—.i 4,938.358,545
was
10—.
_!
Boston
8th
Baltimore
give the final
$
6.2
—
607,634,757
380,510,592
609.004,976
380,969,506
,
able to
are
that week there
Federal Reserve Districts
0.9
—
402.000,000
715,587,504
-V 402,544,779
I
j:
0.2
+
—
.+
'
'707.431.000
:
——.
Pittsburgh
i
,
—
Ban Francisco
For
+10.9
1,227.841,303
1,021,000,000
'^2735,678,013
—
Boston
10.
Week Ended
1,230,475,871
Philadelphia
statement, however, which
we
New
the totals register an
Outside of this city there
increase of 9.2%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having registered a gain of 24.6%. We group the
1958
$10,470,887,444
detailed
the Federal Reserve Districts, in
and from this it appears that in
to
District (including this city).„
expansion of 24.1
the Boston
Reserve District of 19.6% and in the Philadelphia Re¬
serve District of 7.3%,
In the Cleveland Reserve District
the totals show a gain of 11.3%, the Richmond Reserve
District of 3.0% and the Atlanta Reserve District off
the
an
ter
$11,615,252,470
Chicago
elaborate
according
which they are located
the week ends
complete results of the week previous
was
/ ; Week Ended Oct. 17— *
as
cities
162 in the same week in 1958.
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
New York'
them today, inasmuch
45
CLEARINGS
24.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $24,214,237,405 against $20,758,576,-
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
the
ended Oct.
At
1958.
furnish
present further below
and
$23,529,467,780
week
for: the same
BANK
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be
estimated.
ended Saturday,
from which it is
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of
next week. We
com¬
Preliminary figures compiled by
a year ago.
the country, indicate that for the week
Oct
increase
an
(i069)
10,730,415.322
+
'
Our usual monthly detailed ^statement of transactions
on
the New York Stock Exchange
is appended. The
results of September and the nine months of
1958 follow:
*
'.
Number
of
2:
.
Description—-
V
~
Month' of September—
shares
57,518,442
Nine Months-—
71,971,820
Bonds—
Railroad
1959 and
622,163,477
501,687,616
$140,018,000 $114,465,000 $1,123,307,600 $928,594,100
International bank
2,000
16,000
99,000
„.
Foreign
V.
S.
governm't
5,118,500
5,408,100
53,275,000
$978,402,120
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
104,000
bonds—— $145,136,500 $119,875,100 $1,176,599,600
Total
13.4%, in the Boston Reserve District of 8.5%
Philadelphia Reserve District of 5.4%. In the
and in the
are
49,605,020
1,000
Government
.
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange lor the first nine months of
1958
1957
1956
January
83,253,414
49,871,356
48,160,955
47,197,100
February
65,793,447
82,449,860
40,197,732
37,375,141
46,400,622
46,675,236
35,651,568
60,362,702
First Quarter...—_
larger by 4.0%,
Federal Reserve Districts
New
14
York
cities
io
4,990,346,034
Richmond
6,516,915,277
8
16
3,604,633,255
6.465,505,605
31
10,488,556,705
7
3,324,295,629
3,246,043,893
6th Atlanta
IIII
Chicago
Louis
9th
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas City
16
—
136,744,324
121,387,604
153,960,424
50,305,141
48,309,665
54,106.201
11th Dallas
May
11
70,968,740
54,178,523
52,558,561
53,229,949
12th San
June
18
64,351,283
56,618,288
44,478,804
37,201,113
211,206,988
161,101,952
145,347,090
144,537,263
442,703,739
297,846,276
2GG,734,754
298,497,087
70,889,423
69,490,464
48,202.270
45,712,805
44,532,173
Months
July
August
_
—
51,051,873
62,373.056
41,409,195
57,518,442
71,971,820
36,872,530
203.841,340
126,543,995
501,687,616
393,278,749
425,969,862
175 cities
Months
The
of bank
course
clearings for leading cities for the
month of September and the nine months ended Sept. 30
in each of the last four; years is shown below:
BANK
CLEARINGS
(009,000
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
-Month of September1959
Omitted)
IN
1957
1950
Sept. 30-
1958
1959
1957
1956
New York...
53,514
47,122
44,748
41,832
491,430
474,200
427,008
413,024
Philadelphia
4,602
4,386
4,243
4,848
42,567
38,671
44,005
47,890
Chicago
...
5.2GG
5,074
4,852
43,532
44.10G
42,542
....
2,980
2,755
3,097
2,824
27,741
24,884
29,442
28,550
.....
3,211
2,973
2,776
2.031
28,841
20,534
2G,635
25,718
Detroit
Boston
San
Fran...
3,244
3,090
Cleveland
2,541
2,361
Dallas
2,286
2,133
4,378
48,677
2,674
2.032
28,476
20,079
20,041
24,951
2,487
2,179
23,450
20,420
22,040
1,723
20,484
18,028
17,679
Kansas
1.809
...
City.
1,896
1,800
18,234
10,581
18.699
17,359
3,272,063,340
2,920,166,36ti
+
9.6
5,501,584,471
4,870,016,300
+
6.3
9,894,747,282
8,981,073,36*
+
9.2
3,013,133,349
2,906,575,719)
+
0.4
2,811,513,617
0.5
3,852,104,408
2,511,494,440
3,543,004,710
+
7.2
4,161,320,144
3,875,885,4811
+
7.6
5,828,530,650
5,431,578,75*
+
5.7
~54,743,267,950
~~50,895,456,67(>
Reserve Districts in the nine months for four years
1958
Inc. or
Dec. <7o
$
32,411,735,368
508,769,922,996
490,309,970,687
+
3.8
32,825,212,813
445,212,398,019
46,058,299,397
61.045,672,783
32.098,670,984
41,813,356,176
+10.2
47,114,357,076
54,245,115,943
29,352,960.411
50,822.203,274
+ 12.5
59,249,861,667
56,198,510,550
9.4
29,405,624,154
27,850,420,53:+
46,720,813,78=1
II
15
.
it
0th Atlanta
it
16
Chicago
50,918.403,361#
50,674,922,529
+ 12.2
+ 12.0
91,341,486,941
38,205,608,43'!
+11.3
27,003,943,100
26,861,524,99+
+ 11.8
22,248,272,710)
-
+
7.6
37,965,555,155
52,887,677,956
+
12.6
38,982,957,488
37,524,776,28+
59,501.759,168
+
12.5
52,979,009,185
50,305,113,55(1
1,037,019,644,007
964,918,066,G23
+
7.5
933,403,136,070
901,348,663,153
545,580,188,211
490,711,801,805
+
11.2
505,734,940,680
488,324,062,053)
39,759,935,283
«•
42,738.385,875
it
18
+
429,838,707,29£*
23,801,834,652
34,811,528,446
it
11
.
12th San Francisco
'
25,140,318,725
36,945,171,457
29,449,506,807
28,106,147,421
t*
14
._
—
11th Dallas
9.6
86,553.165,864
26,470,826,607
96,919,573,99G
it
7
16
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
57,040.356.072
tt
31
-
,
Louis
9th
$
31,491,993,778)
+
II
15
-
1956
1957
$
35,531,413,225
—
-
Nine Months-
Nine Months
Nine Months
1959
cities
Richmond
8th St.
5,819,215,910
1.1
33,283,517,843
16,789
2,096
'
Pittsburgh
York
Cleveland
21,472
1,918
14
~
Philadelphia
7th
5,159.463,000
6,560,957,346
+
•
4,581,313,300
4.0
"~5 7,144,272,006
<«
5th
SEPTEMBER
-Jan. 1 to
1958
New
43,477,970,590
5.4
+
$
...
4tli
46,591,761,922
+
92,727,535,72tf
Federal Reserve Districts
3rd
+13.4
99,492,006,310
Nine Months
2nd
3,231,091,07'i
9.3
append another table showing clearings by Federal
Boston
$
$
3,422,976,481
+
Outside New York City
1st
1936
1957
.
8.5
+
104,267,154,989
1
Nine
Inc. or
_6,733,484,79G
~H3,928,950,953
127,472,175
622,163,477
Quarter
Dallas Re¬
60,414,245,359
Total
37,227,197
179,459,738
September
Third
4,382,123,760
4,755,137,631
14
Francisco
1
We
decrease of 0.5%, but in the
Dec. %
3,644,210,719
48,909,504,626
4,736,890,669
6,265,837,142
3,505.197,198
5,899,375,855
9,867,419,327
3,043,135,627
3,233,511,641
4,405,840,540
4.436,054,764
6,260,170,861
55,467,773.454
15
15
8th St.
a
District the totals register an increase of 7.2% andt
in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.6%.
3,954,134,905
Cleveland
75.88G.965
Six
serve
$
Philadelphia
231,496,751
Quarter
totals record
9.2%
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
1958
5th
7th
District of
District of 0.4%.
1959
Boston
2nd
has to its credit a gain of 6.3%,
Reserve
$
1st
April
Second
District
September-
4th
Number of Shares
March
of
3rd
1956 to 1959 is indicated in the following:
1959
Month
9.6%.
Atlanta Reserve District by
improve¬
of
1.1% and in the
The Chicago Reserve*
the St. Loiifo
and the Minneapolis Reserve*
Reserve District by
Richmond
the
in
increase for the entire
body of clearing houses of 9.3%,
the 1959 aggregate of
clearings having been $113,928,950,953 and the 1958 aggregate $104,267,154,989. In the
New York Reserve District the totals show an
ment
"
misc.-
&
We also furnish
today, a summary of the clearings for
the month of September. For that month there was an
2,031
2,056
1,715
1,025
18,940
17,018
15.700
1,641
1,601
1,50 0
1,493
15,107
13,864
14,152
2,080
York City
—
—
14,159
Minneapolis.
-175 cities
Total
Outside New
15,313
Louis...
._
St.
2,100
1,790
1,594
18,328
16,293
15,474
14,413
....
1,770
1,662
1,639
1,597
15,974
14,299
15,853
15,373
Atlanta......
1,851
1,793
1,756
1,543
16,275
15,528
>9,203
14,446
Baltimore...
1,593
1,557
1,476
1,336
5,098
13,901
Cincinnati
Houston
14,219
1,231
1,208
1,130
11,872
10,556
13,094
1,160
992
869
9,407
8,021
7,879
7,398
1)52
845
846
..
788
8,159
7,273
7,431
7,445
as
by months for two years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
10,802
1,173
following compilation covers the years
13,583
1,314
Richmond.,.
Louisville....
The
Clearings Outside New York
1959
1953
-Clearings Outside New York
1959
Inc. or
1958
$
$
Month-
Inc.
837
809
7,660
January
112,992,798,478
+
5.0
Seattle......
095
940
870
798
8,645
7,751
7,835
7,295
February
102,025,256,873
95,538,115,725
+
6.8
60.285,727,779
53,127,642,757
58,727,484,047
48,570,309,970
Jacksonville.
1,201
1,044
928
827
11,112
9,624
9,440
8,408
March
116,885,869,529
108.313,572,170
+
7.9
61 372,559,743
53,367,808,896
Portland....
1,023
913
873
809
8,448
7,559
7,475
7,416
174,785,930,279
160,6G5,003,513
Birmingham
1,004
1,030
944
New
Orleans
901
1,181
8,847
7,883
8,180
,769
9,810
8,197
8,336
781
607
595
6,850
6,192
5,871
5,726
920
867
707
7,999
8,037
7,003
6,954
Paul....
814
785
712
640
6,855
6,154
5,703
5,445
Memphis....
687
558
571/
589
5,809
5,002
5,089
580
Denver
St.
.....
Buffalo
59^
588
626
Milwaukee
675
593
576
604
550
553
..
Nashville....
612
£
5,531
5,142
5,493
5,269
517
Washington.
5,402
5,427
5,300
4,999
505
6,113
5,409
481
5,610
5,080
5,280
_
Tot. 31 cities
Other cities
104,911
9,017
.
8,197
7,189
All.'., 113,928 104,267/ 99,492
Total
Outside NYC
We
GO,414
now
57,144
5,118
5,052
4,723
85,538" 950,10O~ "893,200" 860,642" "832,501
96,070
54,743
80,919
71,658
964,918"
933,403
901,348
490,711
505,734
488,324
92,727 1,037,019
50,895
545,580
-Month of
61,362,757,068.
+
9.8
+
1.6
63,269,024,729
56,373,588,154
353,791,846,030
"334.088,524,259
+
5.9
185,405,209,713
163,720,468,522
+ 13.+
691,308,341,742
650,933.010,632
+
6.2
360,191,139,992
324,386,072,035
+ 11.®
111,134,140,128
98,583.760,874
+ 10.6
56,252,713,617
+ 13.+
104,267.154,989
+
9.3
52,928,744,237
57,144,272,006
.
113,928,950,953
65,028,342,122
59,946,460,738
60,414,245,359
+ 15.®
122,955,089,872
108,827,261,440
345,711,302,265
313,985,055,991
+ 10.1
185,389,048,219
160,325,729,860
+ 11.+
Quarter-—.
964,918.066,623
+
7.5
545,580,188,211
490,711,801,895
+ 1123
1,037,019,644,007
May
June
Total
2nd
Quarter-
Total G Months
—
Maine—Bangor A
Portland ——7
,
Total
Total
3rd
9
Months
-Jan.
+10.4
for 2 years and for the
Lowell
$
1958
16,084,872
+
7.2
151.114,097
+12.2
268,263,026
I
$
Worcester^
Inc. or
Dec. %
119,359,761
.
+ 26.6
250,891,850
+
6.9
+
8.7
29,840,82-2
3,211,972,807
2,973,470,393
+
8.0
28,841,693,795
14,220,867
+
16.8
140,411,896
26,534,439,246
122,092,077
10,384,142
+
4.3
96.CC3.110
76,676,401
.
+ 15.0
1959
$
5,714,133
9,081,945
742,153,085
3,941,992
1958
$
—
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
3,347,148
1,887,749-
I/land—Providence
Now Hampshire—Manchester
(14 cities).
65,509,723
57,709,970
135,411.278
546,518,503
+
6.7
4,441,583
583,901.228
+
G.8
16,547,697
58,177.357
53,018.269
4-
9.7
503,705,605
428,835,996
+17.5
14,482,863
1,548,931
1,846,739
14,732,940
11,930,683
213,545,174
175,435.474
+ 21.7
+ 19.2
66,190,768
96,579,276
1,936,966,620
965,286,327
1,625,212,400
104,510,323
+ 12.2
27,110,062
26,265,400
—22.2
232,981,700
860,490.001
240,314,800
—
3,107,258
3,479,392=
15,038,036
12,754,630
+
21.4
11,975,330
9.047,875
38,168,043
-t-
73.4
38,474.653
30,216,639
23,780,216
-f
14.0
23",000,4 92
+
5.0
J.000
+ 12.3
2,739,239
2,020,880
772.669,195
640.292,87?
3.1
148,881,500
+
9.7
1,469,660,800
1,299,733,100
+ 13.1
36,125,800
34l3~9"5",100
13,727,605
+
7.1
130,745,543
114,049,985
+14.6
3,783,635
3,368,358
+
8-5
35,531.413.225
32,411.735.368
+
9.6
931,809.009
21,751,77=V
+ 12.3
14,701,970
~3,644,210,719
+
.
+ 140.5
163,311,300
^3.954.234,905
8,548,178
2,359,887
144,509,755
8.2
3,038,173
9,862,284
625.359,824
44.0
6.4
2,229,846
$
3,112,693
,899
3,450,£
+ 2G.1
+ 13.5
1956
1957
$
Inc. or
Dec. *
+13.6
2.9
+
week ended Oct. 10 foi 4 years.
3,469,512
+
0.1
5 :i
633,98+,376
+
+
+
+1G.G
+13U
15,563,992
20,439,900
+12.15
+33.6
62,632,951
7,499,156
:+i3.7>
277,677
16,560,505
7.506,898
>.
7 792,043
4
64,476,276
.
Bedford
•
Week Ended October 10-
1 to Sept. 30—
1959
10,835,832
Bpringfie
T^tal
17,982,749
—
Inc. or
Dec. %
3^.497,375
_
Pall River
Holyoke
Abode
$
16,616,439
Massachusetts—j3oston
New
1958
+13.{#
53,913,695,519
53,433,184,849
-•
~
July
August
September
$
8.9
00,773,427,916
add/our detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of September and since Jan. 1
1959
+
6.8,
.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Clearings at—
9.+
+.15.0
*
6.5
April
September
_72,7G1_ _G8,847
+
2.7
+
110,994.905,940
103,497,342,342
119,596,275,977
4,950
584
Omaha
+
+
Quarter
316,844,486,373
121,566,155,567
1st
337,.51G,495,712
118,539,871,875
113,685,818,588
Total
7,406
749
940
118.605,369,310
_
or
Dec. %
$
$
Dec. f/o
779,294.618
;
19.6
19,679,031
24I531I4OO
/
46
ThCommercialI and Financial Chronicle
(1670)
-Month of September
1959
Clearings at—
-
1958
Inc. or
1959
Dec. %
$
.
.
Monday, October 19, 1959
-Week Ended October 10-——
-Jan.1 to Sept. 301958
$
.
Inc.
1958
1959
Inc. or
1957
or
Dec. %
$
$
Dec. %
S
1956
$
S
Second Federal Reserve District- -Hew YorkNew
York—Albany-
Jamestown
New York——
Rochester
Syracuse
.——
Connecticut—Stafford
7.6
13.2
52,417,744
128,241,250
3,011,279
123.461,547
+
2,377,192
+
12.0
4,041,118
3,659,479
+
+
3.6
12,491,889,541
+ 14.3
50,523.844
29,705,626
(a)
138,564,463
491,439,455,796
123,169,940
474,206,264,728
1,820,676,469
1,592,589,948
+
0.5
+
55,467,773,454
1,016,719,707
255,323,415
225,762*322
(a>
■fa)
—
0.7
8.3
+
+ 13.1
10,028,160,840
10.4
3,401,511,
9,524.887,676
-
41,303,210
38.480,594
,
24,573,571
26,211,033
24,781,810
.(a),
5
25/745,478
v
2,952,294,283
2,827,095,831
+
+
7.2
04,449,541
3,484,361,223
3,155,733,140
+ 10.4
76,978,196
83,570,363
71,840,678
7.5
78,119,464
+
7.0
07,456.054
508,769,922,996
490,309,979,687
3,8
12,920,383,961
10,421.637,781
+ 24.1
10,969,878,056
77,832,987
+
3,107,834—
10,526,707,550
+17.9
+ 20.9
+13.4
.48,909,504,626
;
+ 24.6
0.1
¥.4
r
'*
2,878,559
'
+
.
73,456,765
94.666.698
.
42.869,624
'.«■
"(a)-
f
+
+
312,016,360
339,825,.769
3,100,702,591
9.4
—
'a)
312,324,026
cities).
5.0
7.0
+
30,115,409
365,359,849
;
,+ 13.6
191,202,969
,
118,303,906
,
Northern New Jersey-
(10
+
104,404,344
32,939,908
New Jersey—Newark
Total
5,142,333,015
118,239,170
15,850,583
—
2,778,465
+
5,531,360,267
2.0
47,122,882,983
■
utlca
125,050,730
1,915,306,712
0.8
+
117,667,112
—
—
86,714,484
3.9
1,928,945,319
+
16,643,074
204,618,642
—
+ 12.5
+ 26.6
+ 64.3
13,102,246
53,514,705,594
.
46,575,386
185,833,235
580,371,166
"305,417,914
534,730,647
13,366,638
Buffalo
Elmira
24,298:892
56.208.024
,
£
60,651,735
—;
9,903.518,587
Third Federal Reserve
District—PhiladelphiaPennsylvania—Altoona
8,168,463
—■
;
Harrisburg
-24.4
71,939,361
79,269,057.
7.4
90,770,598
81,273,489
43,488,832
21,312,330
——
Lancaster
+ 11.1
9,059,572
10,260,221
42,151,608
.
Lebanon
;
31,799,247
30,201,736
+
14,453,985
15,832,886
31,129,277
2,422,715
—
2,672.033
7,839,530
7,060,161
116,270,425
87,148,020
63,027,9GO
62,348,317
4,990,346,034
Scrant-on
4,386,000,000
4,736,896,669
—
WUkes-Barre___—
——
32,822,568
Hazleton
•;
,
-
Delaware—Wilmington
New
—
Jersey—Trenton
Total (15 cities)
+
186,842,421
167,284,971
+ 11.7
63,G24,392
CO,283,678
+17.5
18,692.695
5.4
364,792,720
42,567,000,000
186,752,963
5.3
287,767,941
5.4
■
1,903.313
2,040,605
2,047.728
2,071.397
+'22.8
+
4^23CK055
+ 14.6
41109,481
4,3*68*817
9953)00~000
+"1+9
930.000,000
946.000.000
+ 18.5
+
9.9
3.547,619
267,036,622
+
7.7
4,867,681
6,839,780
17,012,671
6,760.333
+
1.2
3,373,878
+
3.7
,6,477,571
4,102,071
6,868,976
*3,500,000
6,798,450
'■.+'
7.5
6;539,667
'
6,776.300
.
3,470,771
3,521,330
+ 27.7'
59,540,596
;
'
-4,108,595
7,311,258
'
4.4
146,062,948
160,498,458.
287,488,103
4,*849,669
1,0G4?000,000
5.5
+
275,539,793
+
.
+ 10.1
38,671,000,000
152,039,921
S.7'
2.076,664
2,004,670
Wv-
v
^
384.494,855
4.9
+
7.2
+
•
2,119,717
•
6.7
—
1.831,387
2,818,870
1,596,905
2,312,298
8.3
+
7,261,985
4,602,000,000
21,958,453
—
9.2
+ 11.7
—
3.2
+
19,973,919
6,659,853
Philadelphia
+
1,963,010
+ 10.5
70,458,612
7,353,557
6,853,029
11,019,326
Bethlehem
Chester
+ 11.8
+ 10.3
21,730,761
11.0
+ 33.4
06,563.053
978,636,950
695,646,061
+ 40.7
25,121,984
19,457,787
+ 29.1
16.633,983
+
1.1
626,356,554
706,114,437
—11.3
22,064.413
19,888,246
+ 10.9
18.527,952
15,781,149
+
5.4
46,058,299,397
41,812,356,176
+ 10.2
1,143,926,998
1.065,787,318
+
7.3
996,110,283
1.006,990,852'
50.849,908
+ 24.1
460, 699,545
+ 17.4
11,910,562
11,192,658
+
•+. 6.7
540,891,846
11,872,636,463
10,556,,878,413
+ 12.5
283,738,839
261.880,546
+
7.6
23,450,735,264
20,420,,150,619
+14.8
546,893,049
467,335,217
+
10.2
2,580,478,700
2,333,,055,100
+ 10.6
70,983,100
59', 308,100
+
.
*
14.181.071
:
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Oblo—Canton.
Cincinnati
Cleveland
1,314,325,361
Columbus
Hamilton
-
1,231,585,442
15,583,919
+ 47.3
172,420,973
7,837,084
-
2,361,348,579
22,960,157
—
'
6,407,191
+ 22.3
67,605,263
57 ,726,678
Mansfield
"
Pittsburgh
■
,239,282
.
Kentucky—Lexington
"Test Virginia—Wheeling
(15
Cities)
+
9.4
528,127,086
438 ,942,635
+ 20.3
13,754,817
8.8
575,092,009
509 ,228,921
+ 12.9
13,037.906
Virginia—Huntington
472,564,078
398,,979,864
1,341 ,879,037
421,043,032
'398,106,156
1,361,361,305
1,222,704,012
161,511,027
+
3.7
1,491,720,240
—
+6
+
8.5
8.2
4.2
18,234,558,642
356,679,787
232,569,519
288,728,700
180,864,213
16,581 ,481,352
+
3,786,100
1,896,476,739
Carolina—Charleston
38,427,275
24,476,604
29,024,963
20,178,809
4.0
61,045,672,783
54,245,115,943
+ 11.1
—
6,265,837,162
+
'
Iflo
4-
322 ,735,499
District of
57,622.900 1
.+ 17.4
9,797.872
11,859.593
1.0
14.986.334
14,288,813
5.8
3971986,740
319,597,763
+ 11.3
1,236,817,316
1,202,299,870
—
+
256 ,064,617
+ 12.8
173 ,256,969
+
+
+ 10.5
214 ,244,793
8.6
4.4
+ 12.5
\
'
r
19,150,100
+16.1
199,538,175
178 846,246
85,223,000
+
849,365,000
.-817 312,000
1,160,380,529
11.5
+ 1.1
0,407,904,225
361,784,838
712,309,121
15,098,680,616
61 ,010,332
84,647,186
1,593,813,466
Frederick
55.548.500
11.601,137"
31 ,552,619
fa;
1,173,242,406
40,107,877
Columbia-
523.704.679
+ 11.2
167,468,113
1,809,033,348
41,680,708
26,480,103
32,256,604
19,334,173
22,232,336
Maryland—Baltimore
263,624.985
438,151.632
+ 18.4
95,002,000
Richmond
South
257.520.765
17.0
+ 19.7
13,169,598
+ 17.2
6,51G,915,277
Virginia—Norfolk
8.3
+
11,711,737
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
.
West
12,825.473
+
16.3
+
54,165,015
(a)
.
.
—
Total
148
57,572,346
41,147,945
Pennsylvania—Greensburg
City
'
59,272,857
48,213,355
Toledo
Erie.
273,295,300
62,650,754
Youngstown
Newark
6.4
+ 17.1
Lorain
OU
„
2,541,093,793
301,224,300
—
,
*
.
63,084,567
35,549,211
72,474,767
1,557,938,310
7,505,354
+ 12.8
+ 16.8
2.3
+
1.9
;
+ 11.6
5,142,077
3.9
22,692,000
20,361,000
8,021, 562,721
+ 17.3
248,430,909
245,840,935
316 730,760
+ 14.2
628 ,223,522
+
13.4
13,901 ,736,497
+
8.G
+
9.6
+
5,172,232
0.6
—
3,786,690
+ 11.4
22,106,581
1.1
213,129,371
+
3,946.556
21,986,039;
212.183,467/
5,907,168
8,312,722
—28.9
8,128,398
8,350,908
364,172,098
350/337/307
+~To
324/i*77,805
278,897,350
+~ 4~7
142,346,812
137,141,040.
3.0
713,775,657
662.505,360
i
588,082,628
7,652,445
626,828,836
3,604,633,255
3,565,197,198
+
138,918,155
612,273,245
1,851,400,000
31,756,221
32,695,795
29,761,926
1,201,364,708
144,208,042
1,004,680,905
70,239,625
37,316,000
35,861,000
125,404,665
604,380,199
1,793,700,000
27,327,276
+ 10.8
24,955,483
+ 31.0
28,578,329
+
4.1
+ 15.0
11,112,397,476
9,624 ,997,616
+15.5
+ 31.5
1,259,866,585
-9,810,497,558
913,,594,128
+ 37.9
2.5
8,197,,195,519
62,934,024
•f 11.6
619,416,070
34,007,1G7
+
9.7
32,919,000
+
8.9
317,063,200
319,105,000
279 .271,000
+ 14.3
75,574,851
65,465,543
+ 15.4
674,478,409
557 969,786
+ 20.9
12,777,868
4,774,006
1,181,909,258
11,237,999
+ 13.7
102,787,338
033,959
+
14.2
3,133,715
901,109,296
+ 52.3
30,030,566
27 343,448
+
9.8
822,804
773,765'
+6.3
688,434
733.892
+ 31.2
8,847,775,343
7,883 ,282,763
+ 12.2
263,627,4G7
194,887,074
+35.3
191,445,556
199,559.630
6,465,505,605
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
5,899,375,855
9.0
57,0.40,356,072
50,822,203,274
+ 12.2
1,409,129,137
1,204,613.521
+ 3 7.0
1.132,413,795
1.104,342,355
v/
+
6.8
3,464,145
2,871,514
+
6.2
66,879,604
5,402,209,405
5,427 ,538,333
1.1
—
32,098,670,984
29,352,960,411
———
—
0.5.
+
159,307,598
152,140,166
9.4
—
805,651,850
^81,864,453
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
Nashville
—_—
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
*
Columbus
Macon
P4«rida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Mississippi—HattleabUrg
Jackson
-
Meridian
—
Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
(16
—
cities)
1,275,638,353
+ 14.1
1,117 713,256
+
"5,610,795,460
5,080 531,871
3.2
1G,275,100,000
15,528 200,000
+ 16.2
1,044,529,811
109,675,653
1,030,017,695
1.3
+
280,466,966
240, 857,837
244,372,358
221 034,384
240 529,213
+
—
+
2 o««'I04'°47
2'M0,015 ooo
40.796,887
Detroit
--
Grand
Rapids—
+ 11.4
114.469.314
106.398.517-
359,800,000
+
14.1
355.300.000
374,200.000'
7,354,315
f 6,393,876
+15.0
5,572,577
5,900,144
T,0577638
~5.919.2TG
"+1T2
5.372,840
5,1)90~871
+16.4
8.3
249,828,887
220,811.104
■+19.7
28273237266
24*9,086,"ST3
555,,918,971
+ 11.4
17,299,902
263 ,729,523
+ 20.2
90
Lansing
Muskegon—-——
JjZ'ii21' 699
38l'?An'3rj
,
27.2
+-
City
—
Ames
+
188,576,618
166,758,9**-
129,538,207
111,932,715
492,120,347
1,130,057,857
3,786,962,711
439,661,857
+ 10.5
13.7
+
+ 10.2
—
la?5'207
1-058,511
1.5
+ 13.0
+
8.5
+
11.5
+
2,ll3,44i
4.3
+
'n'J08'504
4.3
+ 21.4
+ 21.1
+ 11.1
+
^4,383
'
n?i°-23i
~
10,488,556,705
'130
32,208,899
3>406,818
5.4
+
7a-442,87g
3.8.
+
Decatur
Total (31 cities)
,
'■
• •
■'
13,975.400.
mm/mmm'
4.0
*■
190,295,814
437,394,547
6,113,605,840
76,142,410
105,454,775
18,679,174
37,410,628
330,769,536
2,257,246,154
791,299,703
38,555,240
143,656,453
69,822,942
48,677,746,916
308,541,845
676,549,369
962,693,835
3,294,573,873
371,082,090"
2,809,996
9.6
18,775,059
17,304,789
8.5
19,555,813
22.T7973I6
117534,840
7 9/76i~349
+18.2
127O~29~G23
11,7)3,619
•;«,
+15.6
14,819,224
12,536,558
+ 18.2
11,328,615
11,151,683
+ 14.9
96^214,000
84,5¥O7OOO
+~i3~.i
al/TiXooo
82.~9Tl.000
+17.4
10,719,431
9,256,777
+ 15.8
10.010,471
9.848.165
+ 20.9
5,553,422
4,283,987
+ 29.6
4,417,662
4,815.906
+ 12.8
15~.4
12+374727
121,7l5,525
5,469,227,092-
+ 11.8
66,528,207
1217477",
140,"184/735
+ 14.5
102,998,873
+
16,942,816
+
10.3
35,886,309
+
+
2.4
290.703,815
4.2
+ 13.8
9,137,685
8,023.472
7,561.375
8.096.090
1,996,036,891
+
14.8
59,-856.863
52,'898,029
53.211.136
45,892.229
690,881,142
.
+
14.5
20,426,014
20,281.526
17,782.060
16,137,500
+
5.2
36,656,547
,
i
118,212,416 '
+ 21.5
62,509,960
+ 11.7
1,744,870
1,783,975
1,298.199
1,402.185
43,532,480,073
.+ 11.8
1,173,794,402
1.083,998,070
1,045,475,955
819.433.656
279,783,444
+ 10.3
8,344,730
614,619,216
+ 10.1
16,946,371
+ 14.4
12,906,702
9.9
9.7
293,315,706
30,617,544
•266,928,731
8.-8-
0.9
+ 20.3
4 18.5
417,210,567
"■
+
157,438,641
477,124,874
+
■
389,607,771
+ 19.9
—
"3,000,000
■
569,028,304
4.0
5.1
+ 12.3
Chicago
Springfield
Sterling
11
+ 15.7
8.7
+
Bloomington
—
199,758.768
13,781,205
■
+ 13.1
3.8
—
*
Peoria
727,705,186
134,'323,846
407,327,918
+
,5,435,986
161,537,894
446,254,800
+
33,563 '>47
~oH„8'926
8I*07'367
1.6
+ 15.7
IUlnols—Aurora
Rockford
734,467.603
—
+ 22.5
i%'Z&>208
J'?.™-881
vsr'f '200
Rapids
116,713,973
+ 17.3
59ttl9-349
^53,804
2'212,694
Des Moines
Sioux
+
+ 11.8
8&21
"'584,537
—
Watertown
Manitowoc
'
•
+ 18.5
52,705,752
r3^45-743
Sheboygan
Iowa—Cedar
'■
170,762,724-
+ 19.9
14,426,590
.
203,340,188
216,096,557
+ 11.5
340,374,149
f1-202,828
13,564 735
;—
v.—
Oshkosh
24,884,360,000
403,364,43G
110,644041
Haute
Milwaukee
114,826,179
27.741,068,000
1.1
lt'Ql2-lG4
1
Terre
8.1
+
ff'W7,007
f8' 3*3,425
7-102,447
Indianapolis
South Bend.
+
fi52l,oiG
15,048,6'>I
*8,067tln
—-—
+12,5
755'nnii'360
*5-164,288
Wisconsin—Madison
+13.1
Ti3.3
.
.
i°>™3-289
2
04,800,417
l8-439,485
Indiana—Fort Wayne
27,062.409
125.678.225
410,400.000
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann ArborFlint
26,347.124
139,977,737
4.8
.!.
Seventh Federal Reserve
+ 13.4
+ 10.6
260,565,390
26.837,068
30,437,122
+10.4
+
10,944.009
8.174,137
9.197.845
16,172.880
16,012.211
16.056.280
12,049.882
8.321.913
9.068.998
9,889,238
8.234.220
7.239,477
7,590.915
'
"
28,546,464
+
-+JL3^
9,867,419,327
+
6.3
96.919,573,996
86,553,165,864
+
12.0
1,615.847.586
1,476,327.445
+
9.4
1,431,490.065
1,200.532,426
1,641,644,917
1,601,319,239
+
20,860,345
3,911,692
+
9.0
17,567,474
3,599,067
375.400.000
350,400.000
+
7.1
333,300.000
377.500,000
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
Cape
I
Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
HHnols—Jacksonville
Qulncy
..
TeUl (7 Cities)
2.5
15,107,699,362
13,864,921,007
+18.7
181,975,073
153,564.571
+18.5
8.7
35,080,577
'30,744,311
+14.1
952,463,682
845,459,742
+12.7
687,161,546
3,964,732
14,288,715
8,159,582,883
7,278,458,307
+12.1
204.833.257
558,481,626
190,815,841
+
7.3
181,602.223
199.297.195
+23.0
5,809,811,634
5,002,950,636
+16.1
194,494,239
133,328,039
+
3,111,749
45.3
140.520,496
181,308.236
+27.4
29,827,413
26,804,822
+11.3
3,324.295.629
13,596,730
+
5.1
125,529,865
113,382,953
+10.7
37372,638
3.310,664
+
T.9
3*576,202
2,870,499
3,043,135,627
+
9.2
29,449.506.807
26,470,826,607
+11.3
778,100.134
678.354.544
+
14.7
65P.404.921
760,975,930
Volume
Number 5691
190
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
—Month of
Clearings at—
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth.
•Minneapolis
;
Rochester
:::::
Winona
,
•
-Fergus Falls-——~~~~
Grand Forks
;
' Minot
•
—I—
.Dakota^—Fargo
South
Montana—JBiilinga
.Great Falls,™'
~
.7 T
-
—
Week Ended October 10
1958
Inc.
$
or
1958
1959
Dec. %
$
Inc.or
...
1957
Dec. f#
$
1956
$
6
.971,210
333, 057,187
7,824,192
,7762231
i4.606.368
16,293,,039,191
140,,042,948
6.154,,231,875
460,066,218
8,371,345
447,072,225
,107,888
,781,699
177,774,446
161,707,841
12,*553J)83
12,*9487030
11,752,959
4^f(T, 2 60
575*657385
57l9G7980
785,221,518
5,020,991
'
6.5
8,886,235
2.9
+
:
10,731,885
394,823,788
387,187,63 a
152,173,083
—
142,
41,,738,783
^
21,,949,253
9.2
,248,111
401 ,424,179
7,583,000
+19.6
,330,000
64,,583,000
2.6
,441,361
89 ,313,602
—15.5
,432,008
176 ,168,851
+
+
49,247,373
4,052,016
34.027,376
25,368,761
25,631,054
67)826,438
2,826,728
5.-8
,851,229
+ 16.8
,838,844
'+4.7
,974,034
+
3,053,663
97381,723
""561 ,690,071
7.4
+
,668,880
28,106.147,421
25,140,318,725
15,336,280
11,137,990
594,771,466
576,075,4M
18 ,747,360
0.4
—
716897386
17^17607
177 089,734
.457,692
87630,449
16,520,615
254 .899,401
,807,750
7.0
—
3,233,511.641
376 ,163,013
36 ,180,277
'
V
1
1.0
+
72,924.453
3,246,043 893
—
,120,579"
,339,905
+ 13.9
12,159,815
22,107,223
4,733,788
Total ,(16 cities)
"
2,443.067
52,684,506
35,610.911
"
«
42,110,121
2.100,901,390
■
2
/. .Lewiston
1959
Dec. %
*
18,670,784
52,087,304
.
;
_
Helena
Inc. or
$
9,067,000
12,478,717
—-Z—_II~I
Dakota—Aberdeen
-Sioux Falls...——
Huron
;
.
40,034,835
2,080,854,397
17,125,054
814.026,115
4,764,377
2,783,277
57,523,114
___
__
-Jan. 1 to Sept. 30-
1958
*
District—Minneapolis—
„
st. Paul
North
September-
1959
$
(1671)
+
11.8
688,410,537
661,506,882
\
*4.1
Tenth Federal Reserv* District—Kansas
Dity—
Nebraska—•Frcm.cn.t
Hastings
;
"Omaha
5,399,635
_
r
.Lincoln
___i_
Dansas—Manha'taii:
Parsons;.,™—.—
51,6907734
U~8
39,034,912
144,422.015
i____
_m_r
Joseph
G.l
+
781,697,088
4,813,172
1,825,476
140,208,323
-i
Missouri—Jopiio.
k_.
Kan.sas-City^^_._
.St.
+
1,953,067
*5,253,119
r„.
"Topeka
Wichita
,
749.774.575
■
.
5,090,967
4Q,*237,423
40,872,189
+17.G
1,397.521
1,172,408
+19.2
949,069
617,782
+ 53.6
661,050
419,705~270
-.65,760,514
2,099,574
>•'
+10^4
12,296,749
167,935,360
11,733,102
4.8
8,348,350
179,064,525
—
6.2'
154,261,062
7,506,701
7,217,935
+
4.0
4,382,123.769
(14 cities)—
::
16,215,100
13,429,^65
\
293,078,194
1,223,408, C40
+10.5
+
6.4
326,358,398
1,351,519,533
55,444,984
18,940,691,018
597,856,964
.23,953,673
2,756,615,709
279,815,229
+
2.2
7,999,764,603
2,730,381,548
248,939,324
8,087,515,774
0.5
39.759.935,283
;
,
+14.7
,1.2
—
1.4
—
.
—20.3
2.2
—
—
+10.6
+
916,149
1,127 .m
740,419'
8,692,937
.
...
146,739,989
+ 17.5
r T
..
T"Jr-
+20.7
36,945,171.457
3.0
+
4,405,840.540
^Denver,
.-* 33,108,901
41,925,350
7.0
+ 26.8
66,722,951
940.465.576
■
_
6,850,932,650
49,265,340
6,192,384,075
9.1
+
2,633,562
312,235,887
31,112,766
920,008.190
305,414,227
„
•
+
5,721,998
2,056,752.461
2.031V183.760
__
463,433*722
•
.,
4.1
—
30.780.276
6,563,160
—
-
.Carthage
Oklalioma-^-TuIsaColorado—Colorado Springs.
Total
48,068,360
—
—..U—kJ—
\
11.4
+
48,448,911
20,509,384
31,605,622
30,868,632
4207018,509
25,582,603
29,156416
4.9
390,075,900
13,651,763
404,273463
13,114,tJ33
8.0
6,683,510
5,8
608,571,803
7,732,320
663,88*293
J.0,967,783
.
6.8
15,838,958
7,110,594
8,389,416
•' + 2.4
450,726,764
15,064,168
+ 11.3
.
704,972,426
.
+ 14.4
17,018,815,179
565.757,854
...
+16.8
5.7
+
—
1.0
+
+ 12.4
.
—
—
,.
,
7,057,34*
1.1
—
7.6
+
—
622,390.364
Eleventh Federal Restrvr District— DallasTexas— Austin
2,286,394,186
58,452,089
26,025,644
2,133,757,555
270,002,176
Worth'.196.667,994
30.895,051
—,
241.663,240
+
11.7
182,851,449
26,394,000
1,662,537.218
+
7.6
2.409,400,008
1,762,602,487
+
0.6
240,186,000
+
6.5
15,974,836,267
2,150,780,880
1,553,831,216
274,611,000
14,299,762,334
7,626.328
+
0.2
71,342,517
30,365,365
10,438,635
+
2.2
292,176,044
12,051,273
269,395,302
+ 15.5
100,183,627
60,221,416
+
7.7
555,509,552
511,183,777
4.436,054.764
+
7.2
42.738,385,875
37,965,555,155
.
Texarkana-
—
Louisiana—Shrovoport
Total
TeftJesV
(11
4.755.137,631
——
409T5467169
6.6
39,108,573
40,401,9^1
7,640,000
8,479,00®
85,948,770
55,938,241
Arthur
-Wichita Falls
5,725,000
10,187,326
3907159^094
+ 13.9
41,274,280
6,518,000
10,863,778
+"l4.7
78,101,959
28,148.000
_
4~993.49i
18,028,617,822
—13.3
14,975,989
432755*1,423
232,489,647
20,484,563,027
_
Houston
12,986,406
4961*001,591
480,832,448
283,521,790
7.2
;
Galveston
Port
564,064,556
+
31,040,601
.—
+ 18.7
7,644,303
-i:.
El Paso
;iFt.
5.6
+
1,770,3(51,314
Dallas
,
:
61,711,312
——
„Beaumont
,
»>
67779,155
12,054,797
580,426,370
12.6
+
+
6,967,141
14^47,727
■
513,548.621
2.7
6,568,348
6,031,166
+17.4
11,466,524
13,230,114
+ 13.0
.
4G9.806.317
487,875,81$
1.5
199,201,234
189,193,087
"2.9'
6,654,102
5,859,474
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisce—
Washington—Eellingham
8,346,513
Taklma
—„
Idaho—Boisp
940,500,426
29,699,856
49,725,435
19,561,000
913,031,871
35,619,436
23,048,921
—
53,797,085
r——
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
7,778,826
.99.5,740,242
—_
Seattle—
—
—
23,478,000
-
1,023,863,969
^
Utah—Ogdc-m
Salt
Arizona—Phoenix
Total
200,783,000
151,285,000
+ 32.7
209,876,332
210,132,524
10475*05,424
106,361,927
+ 12.1
8,848,263,816
255.016,305
7,559,038,623
218,816,593
+10.8
+ 23.1
2,492,121,564
2,045,045,300
+ 21.9
+
3.7
449,339,035
1,103,543,381
+
+
+ 17.1
+16.2
+ 18,8
334,917,329
274,823,111 '
+
2.3
796,742,438
743,108,418
23,159,086
3,090,035,057
•:< 137,093,821
38,584,364
+ 19.5
264,781,913
222,327,830
5.0
28,476,608,760
+ 12.0
1,660,626,113
26,079,757,136
1,121,051,541
154,319,670
47.256,390
72,960,395
——
+
-
297705442
25,679,656
+15.7
23,698,035
27,613,280
18,725^228
+
9.1
16,938,159
16.99U57
9.2
68GTB37,893
+ 48.7
26,310,752
618,219,342
29,317,571
—.
7,2
+
+ 11.1
+ 20.7
+ 23.3
11,804,982
512,204,948
+ 13.6
16,985,167
+
7.6
59,501,759,168
52,8^7,677,956
+ 12.5
1,315,306,285
1,247,964^41
5.4
1,167,838,635
1,192,009,916
+ 16.6
20,749,547,509
19,360,009,769
+
9.2
10,222,779,959
9,835,122,093'
9.3
037,019,644,007
9G4,918,066,623
+
7.5
24,214,237,465
5.7
545,580,188,211
490,711,801,895
+11.2
11,722,347,924
+
10,730,415,322!
discontinued.
We give below
CERTIFIED
BY
OCTOBLR 9,
Noon
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
a
record for the week
FEDERAL
1959
TO
RESERVE
Rate
for
Cable
pound——
Italy,
franc
mark
States
1930
New
York
(Value
in
Wednesday
Ccf .13
•
Oct. 14
$
.0123143
2.2379GO
Money)
Thursday
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Oct. 15
$
S
.0122868
Date
Company and Issue—
.0123232
2.237071
American
2.236685
Discount
series
5.90',*
of
Co,
1956
due
—
1.035494
1.056223
.210525
.210450
.00311275
DAY,
—
—.328000
.0800560
OCT.
12,
1959
.00311200
.00311275
.00203730
.00203725
.002
.239230
.239181
.239125
.210242
CLOSED
COLUMBUS
.210165
.2100
2.808640
2.807525
.00161059
3722
5
2.807040
.00161030
.00x61050
.00277552
.00277387
.00277552
.327900
.327866
.327833
.0000560
.0800560
.0800500
.265155
.140318
.140291
.497700
.497700
6tf>
debs,
due Nov.
1.
1977
1420
1566
.
1566
——Nov
1
1567
Nov
1
1339
Nov
—,
preferred stock $5 series—
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
6 Vtt (,c debentures due 1970—
1
1343
,
—
ENTIRE
.0349550
Alleghany
.OI66G65
.0166065
.0166065
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1 193293
.193218
.193211
.193225
.230868
.2305C6
.230291
2.798146
2.797036
2.809140
2.808640
2.807525
.230331
-
CALLED
4
Corp.,
conv.
5Vz7o
subord.
Pag«
Date
.0349725
2.798645
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
.0349580
.0166065
—
*
—Nov 23
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Cumulative
-
1
Nov
1st mtge. 3l/2% series V bonds due Nov. 1, 1963— <„ Nov
1
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—
5Va^> con v. subord. debs, due July l, 1973-—
—Oct 29
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
.140237
.497700
Inc., 12-year debs of 1950
——
Home Oil Co., Ltd.—
tiVzfo secured pipeline bonds due Nov. 1, 1977
Roman Catholic Bishop of Portland (Me.)—
2.779247
.497700
Soilth Africa, poundKingdom, pound sterling
.265105
2.779727
.0349800
1
of
.265181
2.780831
.140400
krone-
.26519C
2.781326
1290
871
—Nov
1
cumul. pfd. stock—Nov 15
1976
Hart Stores,
.00161040
-
1,
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
.0199964
.210587
Pag«
Georgia—
Nov.
.0385265
1.054166
location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
.0385020
.00277552
dollar
list of corporate bonds, notes,
the current volume
.0200067
2.809140
Philippine Islands, peso
United
in
Tuesday
$
.210250
Mexico, peso-
Union
United
OF
.0385205
:23924s
.
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
ACT
.0200210
-.00203743
Netherlands, guilderNew Zealand, poundNorway,
Oct. 12
.00311275
yen—
Malayan
TARIFF
.210587
lira
Malaysia,
UNDER
1.053515
India, rupee——
Ireland, pound
Japan,
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
a
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions:
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
0200250
__
(Metropolitan),
Deutsche
Below will be found
.0385265
Ceylon, rupee—
Finland, markka
France
Monday
2.238358
Austria,
Germany,
Transfers
.0122730
...
TO
1959,
Fund Notices
the different
ing tenders, and the page number gives the
Buying
$
Free-
15,
on
just passed.
BANK
OCTOBER
Oct. 9
peso—-
schilling—IBelgium, franc—
Canada, dollar—-
29452,956
8,044,123
42,998,223
348,066,459
Friday
Australia,
12,591,955
429,249,732
581,712,535
+
Country and Monetary Unit.
Argentina,
9,206,879
9.4
+
7/-
-
617,795^95
28,003,584
—11.3
6,260,170,861
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
7 7
604,639,538
—10.3
13,304,314
14,073,760
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
■
i
-
+
+ 22.5
57,144,272,006
EXCHANGE RATES
:
+19.1
104,2G7,154,989
countries of the world.
88,288,793
2O7424,567
+ 14.5
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
FOREIGN
196,073,539
+ 21.9
-+
60,414,245,359
(a)Clearlngs operations
.
91,704,684
-
113,928,950,953
(ITS Cities)
173,200,465
"
1.7
6.8
20,758,576,162
Outside New York,
0.1
—
—
66,661,223
6,733,484,796
(IB Cities)—
—
—
+16.5
3,594,999,656
-
—15.3
27,685,322
3,244,939,733
—-
—
•Estimated.
+ 20.0
82,046,382
-
Barbara
total
+ 1C.6
35,298,215
-Stockton
Grand
406,450,277
41,937,064
83,914,914
Riverside—.———-—-———•
Santa
7,325,714
474,101,575
+
51,452,385
117,902,439
136,968.134
-
Pasadena
San Francisco
204,824,505
7,113,406
8.2
+
0.2
—
479,702,202
1,263,364,458
Long Beach
San Jose—
201,742,320
5.5
70,875,644
-
3,983,111,238
53,363,541
—
7,751,745,582
235,199,422
+ 11.4
248,184,527
410,467,457
California—Berkeley
Modesto
70,711,547
8,635,760,116
9.9
451,273,495
260.408,833
-
7.3
5.9
211,553,582
30.182,575
'
Lakp
+
+
—22.4
pfd. stock, series
cumul.
detxs
due
1
457
Noy 23
.^S2v
459
Nov
,
1973
and
1974
Buckeye Steel Castings Cq., 6',i
preferred stock
non-cumul, pfd. stock-
2.796552
Canadian
2.807040
Century Investors) Inc.—
$2 -non-cumyl.! conv. partic.
Cottons Ltd.,
A
Co.—
preference stock
1
Oct 28
—Nov
Nov 15
3i52v
m
4K
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1072)
Co..
5%
Page
series
stock,
preferred
Dec 15
B_.
Demand deposits
3Mumeupoli£-Moline Co.—
U.
cuntul.
•Announcement
in
$In volume
issue.
this
93
356.
•
1463
1343
banks,L—
deposits:
Foreign
Time
_
Other
399
-
47
-
27
-
91
453
467
294
145
1,752
816
729
30,644
—_
Federal
From
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
-
valuation
of
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
Oold
certificate
account.....
Total
2*.
E.
gold certificate
notes
Other
Banks
other
of
cash
^Discounts
industrial
+
395,933
361,526
456,301
175,220
■
Rills
Certificates
Held
+
2.502,250
bought
under
revised
District).
15,000
agree'35,100
Share
Machine
U.
Total
loans
?>ue
from
*2ash
S.
jiank
27,074,750
Co
—
4.40%
10c
—
17 tic
(quar.)-.
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
4.30%. preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
95c
pfd. (quar.)
$1.07%
(quar.)_
———
(quar. )-_%._<+—.——
93,000
assets
Total
1,289,820
+1,164,766
-J.
assets
53,546,027
....
2
+
97,694
.255,281
-
■
17,537
7,018
65,910
237,634
959,756
+
11-2
Holderi
10-20
10-31
10- 9
11-
1
10-
9
11-
1
10-
9
11-
1
10r 9
11-
1
10-
12-
4
11-20
S
LIABILITIES
11-
2
10-15
$1
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
11-
3%
$1.25
(quar.)——^4
:^;$1.25
35c
notes.".J
'
58,220
$1
_____
62 ViC
$26
17,949,852
101,403
600,549
436,947
16,401
97,234
376,938
34,662
53,297
401,304
719
62,574
+
10-
9
2
10-
9
10-20
10-
5
12-
1
11-
5
1-15-60
1-
4
U.
S.
bank
reserves.._
Treasurer—gen'l. acct.
Foreign
~
Other
—
;
:
6
Total
deposits
82,483
Pitts ton
Company,
1
10-
10-24
9
965,628
$3.50 preferred
Planters Nut
129,433
+
1,097
16,900
—
5,170,879
38,869
liabilties
CAPITAL
52,036,948
(quar;)'—
Chocolate
&
105,844
capital
257,097
17~193
+
26*400
Pratt, Fccad & Co.
-tatio
of
note
capital
deposit
liabilities
and
Prentice-Hall,
■+'•.
loan
959,756
46,175
10-20
10-9
11-
1
10-14
10-20
9-35
11c
11-16
Bros.
Ac
10-16
$1.37 Vi
10-30
10-16
90c
11-
1
10-13
11-
1
4.20%
2.3%
of
preferred
(quar.)
3,286
preferred
(quar.
Puget Sound Power & Light
1,014
662
(initial)
pfd.
Puritan Fund, Inc.
2
1
1111-
6
11-
1
10-
9
12-
1
11-14
$1.41
1111-
1
10-
7
2
10-
9
$1.05
12-
1
11-13
S1.06V4
12-
1
12-
1
11-13
%
(quar.)——
36c
11-15
9c
—
of
t^hows
the
the
Federal Reserve
following
10-24
in
S.
Government
demand
for
the
Quebec
securities;
deposits
credited
increases
10-21
10-
$270
week
domestic
a
R.
million
banks
decrease
of
T.
&
E.
banks.
Loans
Slater
(N.)
Smith
indebtedness
Time
Treasury
certificates
-
..
Total
loans
and
fjoans
and
investments
104,213
80
103,107
464
65,230
116
loans—29,500
loans———
1
942
21
Agricultural
Loans
to
or
and
Other
338
nonbank
631
1,739
—
79/
160
securities-
to
141
+
92
21.
2J
1,195
financial
330
finance,
personal
finance,
Other
Loans
Loans
Real
S.
to
foreign
banks
domestic
estate
Other
IJ.
etc.
3,821
loans
commercial
banks
1
to
After
Other
in
.Balances
Other
erofcal
5
year
8
•+1,414
t
49
banks——
domestic
312
+
—
6,605
—
10,148
____■
13,168
vault—__=
with
1,143
banks
assets—net—
assets/liabilities
Brand
Rice
_
+
+
436
—3,257
shares
133
—3,273
9
41
179
12
2,642
—
299
3,223
—
12
—1,512
4.95%
preferred
—
+
—
+
285
Rose's
5c
10c
262
18
Class B
+ 2,138
—,
(quar. i—
Rubbermaid,
Stock
and
Inc.
Roxbury
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)_
:
4.72!?/
12J2C
10-30
12-
3
12-31
12-
3
10-30
10-15
11-
10-15
2
$60c
12-28
12-14
65c
10-31
10-
10-31
10-5
28 %c
10-31
10-6
11-16
10-20
59c
11-
2
10-
9
—
59c
11-
2
10-
9
——
68c
11-
2
10-
9
$1.20
11-
1
10-15
Southern Indiana Gas Ac Electric—
4.80%
preferred
Southern
(quar.)
Materials
Co.
(quar.-)—+
common
(quar.,t__
(quar.)
Southland Faper Mills (s-a)__,
Southwestern Drug, common (quar.)_.
Southern
Nevada
5'/a%
15c
Southwestern
4.40%
10-20
11-
2
10-
11-
2
10-0
SI
12-10
11-30
19c
Power,
Electric
preferred
Southwestern
11-1
27Vic
2 7 Vic
11-16
10-30
11-
2
10-21
______
preferred
Service
(quar. 1
Public
/
$1.10
Service—
3.70%
p ret erred
(.quar. 1
3.90'%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
prefwred
preferred
(quar.)___
92 Vic
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
$1.03+4
11-
1
10-20
SI.10
11-
1
10-20
$1.15
11-
1
27 ViC
11-
1
10-20
27 ViC
^
11-
9 7 Vic
(quar.)
11-
1
10-20
30c
12-
1
11--1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.) —_—
($25 par; (quar.)
Telephone,
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.)
33c
12-
preferred
(quar.)____.—
36c
12-
1
Vic
11-16
Industries
22
Common
(quar. t
Class
B
(initial)
Inc.
$1.60
(2-for-l
convertible
stock
(quar.)_
;
Capital Life Insurance
3%
Steel
Co.
Steel
11-
2
10-22
11-2
10-22
11-16
10-23
11-
10-15
Sterclii
Stevens
10-29
Stone
1
10-, 1
4
10-13
1
10-13
593%C
11-
1
10-13
12-
5
2
10-20
93+4 c
11-
2
10-20
30c
11-
2
10-
.
9
to
21c
12-31
12-28
10-24
10-
$1
12-
11-13
$1.02Vi
12-
1
11-13
$1.02' b
12-
1
11-13
$1.18+4
12-
1
11-13
12-
45c
$1.23+4
1
9
11-13
1-2-60
12-20
10-30
15c
—.
1
$2
25c
10-30
9-30
10-
9
Stores—-
11-
2
10-15
11-
1
10-
$10c
11-
1
10-
9
12-21
12-
7
15c
$1.35
Ltd.
(quar.)__
$40c
15c
Stores
25c
(J. P.)
J.
A
(quar.)
&
9
Life
13-CI
11-
2
10-
9
10-
S
11-16
10-
8
12-11
11-27
12-
1
11-13
11-
1
10-16
1-1-G0
12-14
37 Vic
10-30
20c
10-22
10- 9
11-16
11- 3
11-
10-14
25 !?>
(quar.)—
(quar.)
__
25c
12 Vic
dividend
Suburban
12-31
11-16
57c
Corp. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Stock
12 Vic
12 Vic
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)___
10-19
2
10-30
10-16
2%
Propane Gas,
Assurance Co.
5.20%/
of
(qua.)
Canada (quar.)
12-14
12-
65c
pfd.
11-
1
10-15
1-1-60
12-16
$$1.25
Supgr Mold Corp. (quar,)
Superior Separator, common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Supercrete, Ltd. (stock dividend)—
T.
I.
M.
E.,
1
4%
Texas
$4.64
$5.08
Texas
preferred
preferred
Gas
4!?
12-
1
11-10
$4.76
preferred
12-
1
11-10
11-12
11-
17Vic
11-16
10-19
3
&
preferred (quar.)
Thompson Industries (quar.)
Time Finance Co.
New
common
12-15
12-18
12-4
11-30
10-31
12-
10-20
4
9-30
$1
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
Al-
2
10-15
-
$4.84
Power
10-21
12-28
12-18
$1.27
(quar.)
Texas
11-14
$1.16
10-15
35c
(increased)
(quar.)
—
12-15
11-27
30c
12-15
11-16
—_—
25c
11-
1
10-13
$1
11-
2
10- 9
$1.14
(quar.)
25c
1
preferred
5%
(initial;
$4.56
7 ViC
(quar.)_
10-20
10-20
10-21
$1.14
preferred (quar.)
—
Light Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
1
1
10-21
11-14
$$1
,
(quar.)
convertible
11-
2-15
11-14
2%
$40c
(quar.)
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline
Texas Instruments, Inc.—
11-
3-15-60
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transmission
10-15
20c
Service, $4 preferred
preferred (quar.)_
10-13
10-30
25c
Electric
2
$2
11-
6
25c
preferred (quar.)
$4.56
10-15
2 V 2!%
(s-a)
Telechron Mfg., class A (stock dividend)
Class B (stock dividend)common
10-15
17 Vic
(quar.)
4% preferred (s-a)
Taylor Fibre Co., preferred
Ltd.,
10-
10-31
10-31
4%
B
15c
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)_
;
Taft Broadcasttr.g (stock dividend)
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
Texaco Canada,
10-20
15c
30c
Inc.
15c
common
11-20
25c
Container
Class
(quar.)
(increased)
,10- 9
11-13
11-
10-16
10-20
+15c
(quar.)
Stop & Shop
Strawbridge & Clothier, common
Stubnitz Greene Corp., common
9-18
11-
12-
10-23
10c
preferred
10-15
11-
1
1
15c
-
,
(quar.)__
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd.
5%
preferred C (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
5
11-
(Canada),
Corp—
Bros.
1
$$1.18
10-13
40c
Extra
11-
.9
12-
4
50c
(quar.)
Parts
10-
11-16
12-15
11-
preferred (quar.)
10-13
10-22
10-24
10-15
Steelier-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
10-22
$1.12V-s
(quar.)
;
preferred
Class B
2
10-15
10-15
11-16
12-15
split)
Railway Equipment Mfg._
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
2
12-15
3
2c
30c
*
10-20
10-26
3
11-
12-15
Dredging Corp.—
11-
10-23
1
10 c
;_____
Standard
11-
20c
;
56 Vic
(quar.
Brands
1
11-
11-
5c
4',a% convertible preferred (quar.)_
%
Specdry Chemical Products, class A (initial)
Spokane Ii+ernational RR.
11-
10-15
Inc—
Standard
1-1-60
10-20
1
$1.44
Spartans
9
Co.—-
—
11-16
1
5
$62V«c
11-16
10-19
9--30
11-18
—
11-13
10-28
1
9-30
_+—
(quar.F
2nd preferred (quar.)______;
preferred (quar.)————
4.72%
5.44'%
Sun
Valley RR. (s-a)
new
10-
10-30
Power,
preferred
1
25c
1__
Ryder System, Inc.,
10-1
2
12
—
1
30c
dividend
Carpet
10-1
2
28c
1
75c
(quar.)_
25c
2
11-
—
(quar.)
Southern Colorado
4',2%
58
164
(quar. >
Corp.
12-
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
II11-
+50c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.56'%
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(William H.), Inc.
10-20
Ltd.—
12-
$7 ViC
_______
(quar.)—
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
Common
—
Mills,
12-
$28c
Rochester & Genessee
10-0
10-26
40c
Standard Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Standard Products Co.
held)—
Rochester Gas & Electric, common
4% preferred (quar.)____.
Rorer
16
—
134,275
—6,966
—
11-*€
11- 2
2%
10-26
10-16
preferred "H"
preferred "J"
10-15
10-10
50c
(quar.)
11-20
10-31
preferred
1
12-11
+30c
—
1
45c
4:%%'
11-
10-20
55c
11-17
Engineering
4.10'?;
11-13
25c
—
12-
~30c
Mills,
10-0
10-10
I-2-60
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
2
■11- -1
61c
Vic
15c
Copper Mines, Ltd—<
American shs.
(final payment subject
approval of stockholders)
4.10%
21
16,780
.
;
R.
378 f
389
1,584
years
F.
333
1,082
years—_—_
with
,+
27,729
1,678
_
securities
.{Reserves
■Cash
5
1
(
14,166
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes Ac U. S. bonds maturing:
Within
5
12,461
__
securities—total
Treasury—bills
$
1,106
__
loans
Government
$
7
672
_________
126
1,596
_
to
12-7
Roan Antelope
institutions:
Sales
12-19
(quar.)
4+4%
preferred A (quar.)_
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
3+4% preferred (quar.)___;
River
11-
35e
—
38:!tc
4.48%
9-3f,
12-31
1-2-60
2
11-20
$45c
(quar.)
South Georgia Natural Gas, common (quar.)
Soutliam.Company, Ltd. (quar.)__—_—___
Southern California Edison, common (quar.)
(One new share of class A
&
10-
2
preferred
Coast
50c
—
+
■'
securities
securities—
Electric
11-
9-30
12-16
25c
Republic Supply Co. (Calif.)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—•
4+4 % 1st preferred (quar.)—
Reynolds Metals (3-for-2 stock split)——
4!'2% 2nd pfd. (quar.)_
7.
—:
for pur¬
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
U. 3. Government securities
Loans
t
carrying:
Government
S.
Other
dealers
841
0
—
brokers
chasing
U.
industrial
and
2
10-20
8c
10
10-19
.12-31
State
Ltd.
Corp.
10-14 '
11-13
15c
31 ViC
■;
each
11-25
to
12 Vic
(quar.)
Renold Chains, Ltd., $1.10 class A (quar.)—
Republic Natural Gas (s-a).
•__
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)
$
adjusted!—-
adjusted!——
+
for
Stores
Reliance
*
investments
Commercial
stock
Reliable
(In millions of dollars)
Oct. 7,
Sept. 30,
Oct. 8,
1959*
1959§
1958
10-30
520c
(quar.)
68 +4 C
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Machine
Stock dividend
10c
20c
(quar.)_^_+_—
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd.—
New common (initial quar.)____
Increase ( + ) or
decrease (—) since
J-roans
10-19
18c
Chemicals
10-19
$33'fee
—
(quar.)—
com.
30c
(initial quar.
(quar.)_
Reichhold
9-30
10-26
7c
50c
B
•,
31'%c
50c
Class
other than interbank decreased $91
million of which $71 million was in deposits of individ¬
uals, partnerships, and corporations.
-
11-
87 ViC
Co., $2 partic. class A (quar.)
A.)
5c
(quar.
Standard
preferred
Folding
(C.
10-16
10-30
Corp,, common (quar. )____——_
preferred (quar.)
South
10-15
30c
deposits
ASSETS
11-25
6-18
Reecc
10—0
11- 2
$1.25
3-19
Reed
million.
$49
Ltd.,
Co.
$2 preferred
4.40!e
10c
—
Increased—
of
10-15
2
Sonotone
4.36 rn
3/31
preferred
10-15
11-
$30c
9-24
1
6-30-60
convertible
10-16
_____
10-22
11-
$15c
Extra
increased
Co.
(Howard) Paper
Common
(quar.)
10-20
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America—
holdings of Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds
and
(annual)
A
•
(quar.)_
Raytheon Company, 5%;% pfd.
Reading Tube Corp., common—
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $312 million and
million,
Ac
Southwestern States
(quar.)_
Ralston Purina Co. (quar.)
Raymond International—
nonbank
1
2
10-31
,
;—
O.) Corp.
dividend
4.60%
20c
1st
11-
Gc
—
America
Smith
9-24
14c
A (quar.)
of America—
Corp.
$1.25
$126
income—
Power,
(A.
Stock
10-20
30c
Radio
$3.50
to
of
Corp.
4.40%
$40c
(Wise.)—
A
>11-
20c
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish Co.——:
10-14
Hydraulic & Machinery, Inc.—
New common
member
&
preferred A
10-30
$1.20 preferred A (quar.
and
$1,442
•financial institutions decreased $133 million.
■decreased
Corn.
10^16
10c
income——
(qivar.t
Pacific Power
$1.50
—
7-18
1
$1.32
Co.
$1.20 preferred
Commercial and industrial loans increased $21 million
reporting
SI
Special Investments & Securities,
million in U. S. Government demand deposits.
all
and
"11-
+20C
,
7
$1.20 preferred
to
#1,110 million in borrowings; and
at
Power
Racine
of
income
(quar.)—
Quintc Milk Products, Ltd. class
A decrease of $389 million in holdings of
/ended Oct. 7:
U.
changes
investment
net
1-18
4-18
;
(quar.')_%_•___
A
50c
20c
,10-17
8-1-60
85n
(qtfar.L—
(quar.)——
Situms (T. S.) k Co., $1 preferred
Simplex Paper Corp
Singer Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)—./
from securities profits.
System in leading cities
principal
from
6c
2
3'%
investment
net
5%
—
statement of weekly reporting member
11-
5-2-60
(quar.)
Haven)
(quar.)__
(New
investment
S2.44
11-13-
$1.16
—'
!
Quaker City Life Insurance (stock dividend)
Quaker Oats Co., cotmmon (quar.)^_—______
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares—.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
9-30
10-20
2-2-60
dividend——
4.15%
The condition
»
27ii-c
Obmmon
6
1
47 Vic
(quar.)
coin,
10-
12-
12-
30c
—
4.64'?
5
10-30
$50c
4!'*preferred (quar.)—
64,373
H-10
27»tc
Transport & Trading—
payment of 1 shilling equal
approximately 14c per share—
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
11-16
10c
—
Colorado,
foreign
______
10-26
25c
X
10-15
27!ic
(Interim
'11-16
12-15
4%
accept¬
commitments...
12-15
10%
— —
Producing Properties, Inc., Gf/o
—
30e
+-■
(quar.)—
Ltd., class A
Insurance
Sheraton
10-13
dividend)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Public Service Co.
R.
41,0'.
11-15
Shell
10-31
10-30
—
Prince Gardner,
237,634
+
Inc.
dividend
on
correspondents
s
$1.06',i
(quar.)'—
(quar.)
Stock
for
purchased
industrial
F.
combined
Contingent liability
ances
53,5-46,027
acets.
certificate re-
gold
to
nerves
11-20
10-
ii5c
(stock
59,215
Price
Ac
1
10-27
65c
-(initial
+
101
+
868,410
accounts
llabs.
12-
$1.17 Vi
preferred
(quar.)
+
383,572
,
preferred
Class
10-16
50c
3.60%
preferred
Powell River, Ltd.
10-16
2
$7 Vic
„1
Capital paid in
Total
Edison,
4.70%
2
11-
87 Vic
(extra
ACCOUNTS—
Burplus
Other
942,462
+
27 %c
SI .55
11-
30c
——
Potomac
Total
12-
1»- 1
■'* "'•
(quar.)--
ShawiniganWater
10-16
$1.75
(quar.)———
common
Plymouth Cordage (quar.)_
Poly Industries, Inc.——
Porter (II. K.) Del.), 4V*Vo preferred (quar.)
5\i:e.h prefei'red (quar.)
387,444
+
19,105,041
9-25
12-15
12-15
27 %C
Selmu-Dindings Plantations, Ltd." (quar.)—--
10-22
11-
20%
—
Deferred availability cash items
'Other llabs. Ac accrued divids.
10-23
25c
$1.25
40c
11-
37 Vic
—^
Pittsburgh Standard Conduit (quar.)_:
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
l'/v preferred (quar.)—
605,821
27,662,159
....
deposits:
Member
dividend
Stock
-
Reserve
t$1.25
Shareholder's Trust of Boston—
Pittsburgh & Lake Eric KR.
^Federal
-rO-05
(quar.)
(quar.
(quar.)———~—
preferred
Sierra
97 ViC
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.
.++/
$4 preferred
(quar.)——_c——..
+
Pino Street Fund (2-for-l stock split)
...'
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Finance Building (liquidating >—
196,020
+
6,164,808
;
When
$1.50
——-
Piedmont & Northern Ry.
col¬
of
process
Payuble ol Rec.
.
15
banks
foreign
$3.40
From
$1.10
_——
1,090,940
+
.
10-23
Selected American Shares, Inc.—
$1.17
.
Phikidelpiiia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
————■
Philip Morris, Inc.,
7 "
3.99!?/ preferred (quar.)—;
4% preferred (quar.),
—
Phillips-Van Hcusen Corp., rom. (stock div.)
5','o' preferred (quar.)
1,183.940
190,219
——
premises
*">tlier
26,598,412
15,000
securities._
and
items. in
lection
securities
Govt,
"W25c
•
Scott Paper Co.—
From
Gear
Sc
——_
Total
10-30
preferred A (quar.)—_——•—
Security
12,228
11,000,298
—
11-27
11-20
Security-Columbian Banknote
Per
•1,183,940
+
outright..^26,563,312
rcpurch.
Francisco
(San
Name of Company
4.63%
+
11,010,298
2,403,771
_
Corp..
preferred
preferred
preferred
5!/2%
5'/2%
(Continued from page 12)
—11,000,298
10,506,993
_
11-27
1-1-601-1-60
(quar.)———
class A (initial quar.)—?
5*4%
July
District).
Francisco
figures
Permanente Cement
Notes
revised
Stock
Perkins
Bonds
form
DIVIDENDS
outright—
Total
(San
2,559
1
20,037
.
Schwitzer
$4
338
outright...
51
5%%
reporting
211,446
c
10- 9
11-27
10%,
San Miguel Brewery, lnc)_/__vX._<_.-—
<5chenlcy Industries (quar.)
-————.
.
68,066
.
12-31
$1.07+2
(quar.)——.—
A
Salant,
&
Searfe & Co.,
U. s. Government securities:
,
deduc¬
gross.
;
999,719
loans
Bought
shown
arc
1,071,752
72,033
—
7,519
2,482
___
Acceptances—bought
after
—
(quar.
preferred
preferred
5%
»
27,966
•1,882
advances——'
and
and
quar.)—
Josepfli Light &: Power (stock dividend)
'St. Lawrdncc Corp., Ltd., com. (quar.)—;—~
5%
preferred' A (quar;)—.
——
St. LOuis-San Francisco Ry. Co.
—•—-
1958
19,196,020
res..,
30,
basis;
items
Oct. 15.
10,001
18,245,141
950,879
.
5 Sept.
comparable
on
'
1959.
•Preliminary
individual loan
reserves;
available
■% Not
^Redemption fund for F. R. notes
commercial banks
domestic
35c
-
Inc.—
Increased
preferred
4.30'-
ft-10-30
,
8,
1959
of loans to
! Exclusive
tion
(in thousands of dollars)
Oct. 7,
—
<
Holders
PayaWe 0JRec.'
20c
iquar.)"__—
Inc.
St.
Salant
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
.1039
banks.
Reserve
others—
,
4%
"...
__
From
Industries,
Common
-
-v—56-1—
-
Borrowings:
Oct. 24.
Safety
<14
T;553
czz
intorban
189.
270
11,268
1,403
Share
Name of Company
304
-1,442
Safewav Stores.
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic
banks-—
1423
second
conv.
deposits,—
,
_
preferred stock
-Oct 28
Stogcrs Corp., $3.00 cumul. conv. class A com. stoc«c~._-Nov
1
United WHllpapcr, Inc., 4% conv. cl. Bsecond pfd. stu.-.Nov
4
$1.50
demand
-
60,077
2,837
adjusted
Government
S.
When
Fe.r
LIABILITIES-
11468
Date
^_Companj:.HiKl Issue—.
iXochring
Monday, October l9,1959
...
11-
2
10-V
$1.19
11-
2
10-
9
$1.21
11-
2
10-
9
10c
12-
1
11-20
1-1-60
12-21
(Ky.)—
(initial-quar.)_
5c
-
\
Number 5891
190
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and -.Financial Chronicle
,
..
.
Name of Company
-
Co.,
Edison
Toledo
.
$1:06 V4%*-12- T".
Tower
Eank &
Trust
v
Fund,
Wisconsin
Public
11-16
11-10
11-16
11-
,
>11-
10-30
ft 'ft*
•
-i.
5.08 '/o
:
10-
2
10-31
10-15
preferred
10-30
10-15
shares .than
12-19
11-30
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
$8,830,880,
11-
1
10-15
months
!
11-
$1.27
class
A
25© •• 11- 1
(quar.)
$2,55preferred, (qu a r.) l'_
$4.90 preferred
$5.00 preferred
$5.70
(quar. r
-$1.25'
--i
-
$1.42
__'—•
4u
-
Industries,"ft Inc.
Oil
(c
Gas
Co,
Guys
10-
10-10
(quar.)
Trav-ler
Harrison;
10c
Salle
Radio
11- 2
10-
11-25
7
1116
10-31
10-15
$2:62
«-■'
ft lOftJl '
12-
9
10-30
11-
2
10-1?
award
15c
10-27
10-It
25c
11-
2
10-20
12-
I
Tudor
City,
13%c
62.».$fc:
y
Unit
pfd.
the
37 VaC
$3.50
preferred
Union
Gas
Union
Zeller's,
4%Co
Ltd.,
Common
5 ft
11-5
•
Transfer
10-
Oil
Co.
$
Payable
a
Less
liri-
preferred
United'Aircraft
.
books
^
closed
not
this
for
4ft
preferred
United
Air
Stock
United
Lines
dividend
Funds,
United
tax
funds,
Keno
and
S.
Borax
Chemical
&
preferred
S. Lines
4 ft
ft
Co.
iN.
I2-i4
11-
2
1
1
10-13
10-21
9-30
$2.50 1-10-60
15c
10-30
62M>c
11- 2
37Vac
11- 2
12-18
12-. 1
11-13
ll.-17:
10-30
10-15
Playing Card Co.—s
will. vote
4-for-l split
S. Sugar Corp.
(quar.
2
10-
2
Extra
Oct.
29;
the
com.
on
on-
ft
2,
11--4
10-13
11-4
10-13
to
12-
8
12-
8
1-
30c
be
4
10-23
.
.
Oct..
to
United. Whelan
Corp.,
common
.(quar.)
11-13
7%c
ft
(increased
Common
ioibiu
11-13
11-30
10c
quur.)
2-29-60
10c
preferred
$3.50
5-31-C0
87Vac
(quar.):
2-15
5-13
1
$3 5Q
preferred ' fquar..)
">-1-60
."$3.50' convertible preferred ,(quar,)—ft
S'/ tac:^- 1-60
Controls Inc. (quar.)_—- 7tie
10-31
10-15
Universal
Leaf. Tobacco,
Company
Upjohn
Van
Camp
Van
Dorn
Sea
65,000
customers
Food
Corp;
50c
-
___
11- 2
10-
lfic.ll- 2
.10.-31.
(increased)—
30c
25c
(quar,)__
America,
of
copi.
-
,
25p
(quar.).
,
Oft
11- 2
9
Paper Co.—To Merge—
Company.
Paper
contemplated is one and two-tenths shares of common
company for each share of KVP and one share
of
new company lor each share-of Sutherland.
If the proposed merger is approved by the directors and stockholders
of both companies, it is contemplated that Dwight L. Stocker, Presi¬
dent of The
KVP Co. will be named President and Chief Executive
Officer of the new company.—V. 189, p. 2288.
the
of
new
of the
stock
Product,-
Corp.
iquar.)-_,___—:—
Walnut
Grove
Products
10-30
10-30
10-15
12-
1
C.
President
Machines,
the
Interstate
Commerce
10-16
Warner
Bros:
Pictures'.
Inc.
Washington GCs Light,
10-20
10-20
9-30
30c
11- 5
(quaiftiftL
common
convertible
Tquar;)ftl^ft- *:
-substantial
area.
low
the
17V.
ol
electrical
of
cost
reduction
This recent
A
" .ft
,
(qruir.)___:____ft__:„____:.rft;;_„_;
Weingarten
,
(4ftc from net
from
net
TScft
T5c ft
ft
common.
" ft*
investmfept.income and* 23c ft
securities
Electric
Wesix
Inc.,
11-
in
,
2
'
-
10-15
3.1-JL4
11-
11-14*
271;'C
11-16
{quar.t__
25c
12-21
divd.
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Western
(quar.rftft_ft-'_ft_
RR.
"(quar.)
(subject
Precipitation
to
32%c
'
^_____ft_____
approval
of
75c
ICC)
20c
Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Western Union Telegraph
(quar.)__^
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4%
preferred
v
_ft_
12-16
1
11-j
12-
5
$3
convertible preferred
preference
Stag Mfg.,
Class
White
B
class
A
Store's,
Inc.
Whiting Corp.
Inc.
Ross,
11-2
9-11
Wilbur
dividend
Co..
Winn-Dixie
10-19
11-1
10-19
25c
11-14
11-
2
n.u
n.
2
20c
Stores
10-22
12-15
11-16
ioc
(monthly)
10-
7
10-26
10-
11-16
11-
5
n-
10-21
$1.25
for
1%
35c
current
to
year
call for
plans
of
group
a
the
sale
institutional
offset
the
under
construc¬
costs
for
Inc.—Quarterly Net at Record—
the
three
months
after
net
for
the
deducting
income
three
share
a
preferred
reached
months
last
the
190,
was
$271,665,
period,
President
dividends.
period
$4,380,984,
year.—V.
31
1,213,955 common shares
on
stock
of
quarter
Aug.
comparable
a
$267,470 for
1,160,858 shares.
on
the
ended
for
last
compared
This
year
with
com¬
and
1020.
p.
22
$4>194,315
^
Texas
Instruments Inc.—President Increases Earnings
Forecast for 1959—
P.
E.
the
Haggerty,
President, of Texas Instruments Incorporated, told
Security Analysts' Society on Sept. 28 that his company's
earnings after taxes probably would be about $14,000,000,
some
possibilities of reaching $15,000,000, on total sales billed
Boston
1959
net
with
of
between
$195,000,000 and $200,000,000.
earnings of $14,000,000 would be equivalent to $3.55 per share
stock,
after
preferred
dividends, on 3,910,630 common
shares outstanding.
For 1958, Texas Instruments had net sales billed
common
$91,953,845 and net earnings of $6,000,928, or $1.84 per common
share, on 3,256,988 common shares, with no preferred shares, then
outstanding.
Mr.
the
2
1-4-50
11-
1
12- 4
10-
9
Haggerty's
$12,000,000
On
April
17,
route
for
coal
shipments
to
the
other
A
Stock
PROCEEDS—The
for
net
Offering
proceeds will be used
as
payment to promoters
advanced for advertising and other expenses;
dies: purchase of furniture and fixtures; for
sales promotion;
working
capital and in¬
reserve for contingencies,
advertising"
and
as
and
a
Delaware corportaion organized on
170 Atlantic St., Stamford, Conn.
exploitation and sale of "Tassette", a
patented menstrual aid.
as
to
which it has
an
exclusive license.
This offering must be considered very speculative.
In the company's
present stage, its sales are of course nominal.
The public will acquire 30% of the outstanding stock of the company
for $300,000
in
cash.
The remaining 70Co, which
is held by
the
directors, officers and promoters of the company, their associates and
principals of the underwriters, was issued in exchange for the exclu¬
sive license to the patent and the benefit of the various medical and
BUSINESS—Tassette.
1959.
formed
was
market
to
research
Inc.,
finance
studies conducted
by
the
promoters
over
a
period
of
all of which represent an investment on their part of
approximately $13,000 in cash, in addition to their time and services,
two
years,
—V.
190,
p.
Issue
Dallas
10c
11-30
11-13
Sales
10c
12-25
12-10
465,412
for
the
recently
and
net
income
concluded
climbed
to
nine
months
than
year.
Instruments.-
Lawsuit—
will
deny
any
charges that It has infringed
Woodyard patent,
if
area
germanium
valid,
only
covers
point
rectifiers
germaninum devices
or
contact germanium diodes and equal
that it does not cover p-n junction
and
germanium transistors.
not manufacture germanium
Texas Instruments was
diodes
or
approached
1953,
to
accept
said.
ment
devices
cept
license under the Woodyard patent, the TI
at all times, in counsel's opinion, valid
a
Woodyard
and
patent
germanium
did
not
transistors,
does
cover
Texas
junction
p-n
Instruments
announce¬
claims, if
germanium
declined
to
ac¬
license under the patent.
a
TI
Instruments
Since,
the
of
any,
Texas
germanium rectifiers of any kind.
by Sperry as early as August,
counsel
licenses
said
under
it
the
was
policy
of
Texas
Instruments
to
accept
the
patents of others when claims in the patents cover
products which Texas Instruments plans to make, use, or
sell, or is
using, or selling, and when in its opinion the claims of the
the
making,
valid.—V.
Tex mar
190, p.
1229.
Realty
Co.—Partnership Interests Offered—
Lifton Securities, Inc.1 and
Hechler-Weingrow Securities,
Inc., both of New York City, on Oct. 7 publicly offered
$1,819,000 of additional limited partnership interests.
The price per interest is
$5,000.
The
Partnership
plans to acquire two garden type
Rosemary Village in Silver Spring, Md.,
munities.
proximately
rooms
Apartments
with
with
an
rental
average
approximately
2,100
of
rooms
apartment
consists
$32.00
erties
The mortgages were all isued
by conventional
FIT A insurance, on one section
of
Dallas
Apartments, in
Texas, which carries no rent or other restrictions. Both
prop¬
are
located in residential sections.
The
properties
leased
the
to
will not be operated
by the Partnership will be
corporation in which stockholders of the underwriters have
a
principal interest.
enable
Limited
tions
for
a
equal
year
tax
The
distribution
Partnership
in
first
ap¬
room.
$23.00
lenders, ex¬
for
Dallas,
com¬
of
per
averages
room.
cept
to
2,000
only
of
rent
derived
$550
Interest.
per
It
is
from
year
the
leases
is
calculated
each
on
planned
to
$5,000 Additional
make these distribu¬
monthly installments and it is estimated that in the
4.1% of such payments will be reportable as income
190, p. 1020.
purposes.—V.
Thrift Drug: Co. of Pennsylvania—Common Stock
fered—Singer, Deane & Scribner
on
Oct.
14 headed
Of¬
an
underwriting group which publicly offered 75,000 shares
of common stock
(par $1) at $11.50 per share. The offer¬
ing was oversubscribed and the books will remain open
until October 20.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to the
company (approximately $735,from the sale of the 75,000 shares of common stock offered will
250)
be used,
credit
together with the proceeds of borrowings under the company's
dated Sept. 9, 1959 with The Union National Bank
agreement
Pittsburgh, Pa., to retire
of
and
to
finance
the
receipt
of
the
opening of
the
company's
15
proceeds
present bank indebtedness
during 1959 and 1960.
stores
new
of the common stock
the company will borrow,
under the credit agreement men¬
above, $750,000 on a five-year basis, with monthly repayments
$10,000 commencing in the thirteenth month after the borrowing
from
the
sale
tioned
earnings of this corporation more than doubled and sales rose
substantially for the nine-month period ended Aug. 2, 1959, compared
the similar period last year, it was announced on Sept. 17 by
Wm. R. Whittaker, President.
|
Monthly
this
offered
with
Monthly
Texas
in
corporation
1019.
Telecomputing Corp.—Earnings Up-
10-15
Denial
even
Upon
10-31
for
somewhat higher
was
earlier
Patent No. 2,530,110 in an answer to be filed in the U. S.
District Court for/ the Northern District of Texas to a
suit brought by
the Sperry Rand Corp., TI counsel announced on Oct. 10.
It is the position of Texas Instruments that the
is
the
earnings
predicted
Metals & Controls
Woodyard
offices are at No.
Its
May 5,
net
$13,000,000
year
excellent
Dallas
403.
p.
forecast of
to
1959,
Corp. of Attleboro, Mass., was
meregetl
into Texas Instruments and Mr. Haggerty's 1959 forecasts
related to the full current year's performance of the
enlarged com¬
pany.
In 1958, M&C had sales of $47,148,607 and net Income of
$2,275,807, including foreign operations.
Mr.
Haggerty said that, while it still was too early to forecast
1960 performance, preliminary indications were that it would be an¬
per
10c
alternate
an
Net
•
tlhs
the
share
Sales
of
Contemplated
—Amos Treat & Co. and Truman Wasserman & Co., Inc.,
both of New York City, are expected today (Oct. 19) to
publicly offer 100,000 shares of class A stock (par 10£)
at-$3 per share, as a speculation.
""
1
20c
'
(quar.)
10-21
50C
—
common
11-16
5 ^
Chocolate
&
1
V/2C
Co., common
S3 preferred
(quar.)
■Williams-McWilllams Industries—
8tock
11-
75c
(quar.)
more
Inc.—Class
It
50c
(quar.)
150,
ventory;
2
____
9-11
(quar.)^_
Tampa area.—V.
10-14
9-18
-Stoek—dividend
a
provide
will
11-
11- 2
—
which
10-29
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
favorable freight rate follows by only
the formation of two water trans¬
the Gulf Transit Co. and the Mid-South Towing
of
announcement
11-16
12-10/
-
the
selling,
30c
(quar.)
ft.
•
announcement
days
inventory and cash
purchase of molds and
10-19
1-2-60
(quar.)
few
10-19
2
$1.43%
(quar.)
rates.
This
a
11-12
'
$1
ftrior
Wilson
11-
$1.25
(quay.)
$C
Will
10-22
Sewing Machine C«rp.—
White
White
common
'
.
5'ft
in
patent are
1957.
in
These reductions were not due entirely to the efforts of Tampa Elec¬
Co.
Joining with the company were the major railroad systems
tric
10-19
11-
5%
(quar.)„
Western
existed
Tassette,
,
preferred
brought
11-5
.
Pacific
5
...ft'.,,
Telephone, .common"' iquar.
30c
12- 1
$1.44 preferred
(quar;l .:ft'l_ftft__:_
36cr
12- 1,
West Ohio Gas • iquar. )
ft
25c
12^20 *
Western Insurance Securities Cc., cein.ft"__- ''
$r
12-) 1
Western Light & Telephone, common
(quar.)
50c : 11- 2
:
o'r
preferred
(quar.)_____ft____ftv_:__;.__;
31%c
11- 2
5.20V
rates
by the installation of coal burning facilities at the Gannon Plant
is
the first
large modern coal burning plant to be built in
The current freight rate is $3,
or
44V below that which
portation .companies,
.
West." Coast
WestenT
in
Florida.
9-80
9-30
.profits).^,
Heater
which
subsequent reductions
coal
10-20
.ft'''
'
about
for furnace and other operations.
freight rates represents the culmination
energy
coal
applications and
of
10-12
.
13cJ '. 10-28
(quar.)ft_.."l
Class
A
(quar.•
—1"
(ftft-ftftftftft
Wellington Equity FuntL—.. ..."
'.ft -ft ".
(J.(.
jf- 2
series
a
serving this territory and the coal operators who supply this area.
Mr. Machines wishes to extend his appreciation to these participants
in the cases before the Interstate Commerce Commission and also praise
the Commission for tlieif good judgment in allowing the reduction
in
10-12
ll-v.2.
11-15
26%c,
.
10-14
of
10-12
10-12
56c.;. II-, 2-
preferred
*'C:' < quar.j
Watson Bros. Transportation Co.—ft
Class
4
11-13
preferred (quar.)
$1.06%,
$4.60 preferred
(quar,)
__._'_'_„__:;___ft_ft ft
$1.15ft
$5
preferred
(quar.)
ftyft.r_r_ftt_J__ft.i_ '
$1.25
Waste King Corp./common (stock dividend)
2ft
-
4-15
7-15
12-
20c
84.25
6ft
1-15
12lac
v
^___
income
This
of this company, announced on Oct. 8
Commission has granted a petition for
ireight rate decrease for the shipment of coal to the
This decrease in rate amounts to 86 cents per ton or
The new rate will be $3.80 per ton compared with
a
$4.66 rate which previously applied.
This significant
reduction in freight rates will, according to Mr.
Machines, bring substantial savings to all customers of the company
through reduced generating costs of the new Gannon Station,
This reduction in cost of generation will be of major economic sig¬
nificance to the territory served by the Tampa Electric Co. since many
large industrial companies are operating plants in this area because
a
of
.
(quar. i
stock,
company's history
Ralph B. Rogers has announced:
Earnings were equal to 22 cents
Tampa Electric Co.—Gets Freight Rate Decrease—
W.
that
reduction
10- 9
15c a 8-lr60
v------15©, -12-15
(increased,)a
of
later
•
stated.
raised by this financing will be used to
company's major expansion program currently
190, p. 14G4.
To
Tampa
10-15
.
10;30
llrlo,
11.-15.
11-13
(quar.)_-__.i_______________,"
preferred
Food
Vulcan
ft
108,
states.
The KVP Co..
have met and
agreed in principle on the merger of the two companies.
Each com¬
mittee is recommending to its respective board of directors that the
merger
be approved.
The new venture will be known as the KVP
and
10-5
,
Vita
sale
Elmer
Net
*
-'
western
eight
the
appointed by the board of directors of
Sutherland Paper Co., both of Kalamazoo, Mich.,
10- 2
40ft cenv. preferred -(quart)
S1 121 ;
Vanderbilt.. SO.049t
Viceroy Mfg. Co.. Ltd., class, A I quar.)
%\2\'ac.
12-15.
Virginian Railway—
•.
ft"' ft •
"■<'
•
-"'ftft-t
6ft preferred (quar.t_i._.
:
15c
11-2
6ft
preferred (quar.)
i5c
2-1-60
6ft preferred (quar.i_ --'.Vocft 5-2-60
.
in
403.
Committees
4-15
(s-a;• 20c
Works
Iron
Vanadium
(quar.)
common
(quar.i
Sugar
ft
•
funds
highest
of
i-is.
Universal
Utah-Idaho
the
bonds
the
10-IS
11-
T
ft
.
approximately
common
4
7%c -■.•11-30
-
E-itra
.
The exchange
11-
19c
'
Common
;
milliop financing program, we
preferred stock convertible
filed a registration statement
shares and expect it to become
second
reason
number
p.
total
$45
these
to
respect
to
a
190,
the
in
"We have
month."
in
Mr.
cents
pointed
purchases bring the number of Suburban marketing plants to
the
this
said.
million
with
serving
with
SEC
later
pares
principal
large
company's
Texas Industries,
after pre¬
common
shares,
outstanding
during this period
and adjusted
split effected Feb. 20. 1958.
out
that
the
summer
months
which
number
the
Elmer
addition
$30
The
equal
510,508
increase
an
tion.—V.
for the gain in both sales and earnings.
The
of properties acquired in the past fiscal year have
become a more integral part of company operations, he said,
In the quarter just concluded,
this company strengthened and ex¬
panded its position in the Southwest and in the Pacific Northwest by
the
purchase of six LP-Gas distributing plants in New Mexico and
Colorado, and three plants in Oregon, the report stated.
Altogether
the
stock
t
_.ft_
29
the
investors,"
..
-
o
'
common
on
of
Mr.
outstanding,
Sutherland
share ft
based
ratified
of
12-21
.
Convertible, in t
share
a
a
corporation
capital stock
of
from 4,300,000 to 4,600,000 at a
at 30 Broad Street, New York, on Oct.
14,
statement by W. M. Elmer, President.
portion
a
three-for-two stock
Sutherland
11-10
ft'.ft
>
•
$1.19
11- 1
.
$1.55
this
offering will be made by a group of Investment bankers headed
by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., and the terms will be stablished im¬
mediately prior to the offering.
-ft
*
$848,057,
was
880"
The
12-11
11-24
—
profit
net
$125,000
a
"Model
Convair
were
effective
comprise each fiscal year's first quarter produce a low volume ot
business reflecting the seasonal distribution of LP-Gas.
At the same
time, he stated, the substantially expanded size, of the company was
t.rfttftft'-
30c
4:1.tft
dividend.
a
shs.
„1_;.
Inc.-v
••
ft-'-;.
class A pfd. (quarft
5ft classftB preferred (erftire issue
redeemed on Nov. 4 at ;$14 :per
II-
to
and
program;
the
be
Sidenfaden
the
Mr.'
—V.
.ft.
-ft
•;-■'■■
on
United Wallpaper.
tills
10-
22%c .,1-1-60
—___
proposed
plus
10-19
ft,.
'■
•
preferred {s-a
Stockholders
U.
dividends
average
for
11-
$8.417,1*340
were
to
common,"
Net
10-14
$1.121,2
-
to
with
here,
Canadian non-residents tax,
-ft
(Continued from page 9)
sales
the
:
10-30
271L>c
JGc
.(qiiar.r~-ft~
s.
S.
U.
8
•-'ft:
L_:
J.)—,
15%
"As
'.ft.
payment
INVESTMENT NEWS
8
Milling (stock dividend)100ft
U. S. Fire .Insurance
)N. Y,)
(Quar.
2,5ic •,
U
S
Foil, class A (3-for-2 spiitV^—tiL,'•
Class B
<3-forr2 split.)
U.
10-
Corp.—
(quar.)
indicated
is
,
for
held
plan to offer 150,000 shares of $100
corrected
2
20c
•
(increased)__
Mines, Ltd.' (quar.)
& Canal
date
The
of
;ft'ft/".
10-
seeu-
Corp.
Hill
record
incorrect.
was
,,
,
GENERAL CORPORATION AND
9
11-
Chemical
S.
10-
12-14
in-
net
from'
date
Non¬
source.
5
ft
ft.
valves
were
300.000
shares
of
second
preferred stock,
issued from time to time in series, and the company's
given the right to establish terms and conditions at
the ,time of issue.
;...ft ftft'ft;/. -ft:'"v,ft,ft 1 '/■
"ft.
.ft' - ;1 ■' ■ '"..ft
of
11-14
11- 2
3ft ft
'
& Publishers, Inc.
(quar.)
Machinery, com, (quar.)
preferred
iquar.)___,—ft___l__ft_:
412ft
•
U.
from
and/or
the
at
ft
satellite
space
fuel
authorized
may
directors
11-14
ft-
"
12,/2C
Shoe
6ft
1
11-10
SI '"11- 2
_
15c
Also
dividend.
of
shares
according
1
1
10- 9
12- 1
.
$1
Printers
United
U.
" .ft
'
___
United New/Jersey RR.
United
12-
.
25c
(quar.)______
cents
(5
income
United-Greenfield
United
38c
$1.25
profits)
10-
10-
deductible
for
Gas Transmission Corp.—Financing-
meeting
"In
11V2
ferred
Continental
rities
2
2
10-20
Inc.—
vestment
1111-
tax.
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
x Less
Jamaica income tax
ftft"ftft
/
___ift.:__ft_'
t3Qc
10-20
series)
(quar.)
__2.___1_ .ft
Texas
authorized
•>
+I0c
-
(quar.) 1.1
-ft
ftll_
i_L_ft:ft
(1,956
income
"Discoverer"
Convair
jet
stockholders
3
t56',4c
Canadian
in
British
date
10-20
(quar.t
Corp.—
(1955 series)
4ft. preferred
10-
for
9
10-15
2
10-19
9c
.
(quar.)
Previously, published
y
10-20
1ft ft
:
California
10-15
•*
r"'/--..
11-16
•
(quar.) 1!
of
9
11-
1959,
sales
totaled
corresponding three
2,
the
Aug.
airliner;
a
$100,000
contract
from
Rohr
Aircraft
for sump valves for the Lockheed "Electra" jet
liner; and a $500,000
■award from Pratt & Whitney for engine valves for the Boeing 707,
the
Douglas DC-8, and the military aircraft using counterparts
of
this Pratt &
Whitney engine.—V. 190, p. 1228.
9
7-
from
which
9
11-16
11-16
:
< quar.
preferred
4-
7-29-60
65c
(quar.)—
common
10- 9
87%C"'-11-16
—
Ltd.—
(increased-quar.)
System Inc. (Kansas)—
Gas
Union
(quar.)
(Canada)
Common
4-29-GO
37VaC
1-
period
ended
of
$7,240,346
sales
Government's
special
'.yftr
tquar.)_____-_-vft^___*__'d: $1.12'/2
(quar;)____i^il_ftd_l'_„—. ,i., 92ft'c:
preferred
1-29-60
10-19
__
$3.70
10-15
10-10
37 %c
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
preferred
10-30
10-30
——
11-20
ft.
I.td.—
f : "
"ft-* "ft;
6»/4ft
1st pref./A (initial)iil'pr±_-__l-__f$0.710r52
Union Electrip Co.-—
" '
'ft- •• ~ •: • 'V
$4 preferred (quar.)
i._,
—$1
$4.50
11-f"
25c
(quar.)___
_^_g__ftft__ft____^._r
(quar.)
(quar.)
v-
37 Vac
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
:
preferred (quar.)__:—Ii_;
York County Gas (qtiar.)—
Yuba'Consolidated Industries (quar.)
11*2
$3.25
(accum. )_______
3'%
$1.11
:
6r/o
10-20
Acceptance,
9th
preferred
11- 2
5'ft
••
(s-a)!
shares
common
year.
the
commercial
?
10-15
*
•
(quar.,)___^_T™
dividend) _*____
(stock
Union
Inc.—•
Street
10-15
-10-31
$3
* *
pfci.
%
Machine
6(ft ' pfd.
6%
25c
)quar.)_L_ft_ift__:._.:___ft
common
La
6%
(quar.)
>-
Inc.,
Yates-American
10-1?
______
G'/o
(quar.)
class B
10-15
-
10-21
.$3.12
From
A
South
11-. 1
Ltd.,
Electriq Co.--
2,811,236
major
manufacturing contracts received by the
company's Whittaker Controls Division during the past three-month
period, the Telecomputing President" said, were a $125,000 contract
from the Lockheed Missile Systems Division for valves to be used In
10-31
10-31
(quar.)___,
Wrigley (Wmft) Jr.' (monthly)
Yellow Cab,
preferred
Class
208
10-15
1>
W.)
County
preferred
Wright Line,
L—
Tropical Gas, $5.24 preferred •(s-a
6ft
conv.
preferred (s-a)
Two
10-15
..
'-ftftft
(stock
Trinity Universal Insurance '(Dallas)
.$6.25
11-
.
4.44/1
(F.
Worcester
df.Detroit Hardware
share
»One
Mfg. for each share held)
Trico
11-= 1
Woohvorth
lt)-15
10-15
''Tl- 1'
»quar. u-~—$1.40
Trans: Continental
'•dividend)
«
_
10-15
'
l.\~
11-
•
_r„:_r_-ft $1.22'/2
(initlal t
preferred
$5.96 preferred
v
*' 63:Uc
_
(quar.)
the
on
in
25c
■
'Common
last
Included
10-15
1
three-month
against
+20c
com.
share
per
outstanding.
the
For
cents
In the like aiine months a year ago, sales
$21,080,751 and net income was $542,460, equal after
dividends to 20 cents per share on the 2,507,911 common
SI.26
(quar.)
Ltd..
Stores,
46
to
25c
Woodward
49
outstanding.
4c
2_
(quar.)
preferred
to
currently
$1.50
(increased)-w
(quar.)___:
Chemical—<qua^)-=ftr^=;.^^^_____
Witco
dividends
32 %c
(quar.)
Service
preferred
5.04^' preferred
2
■
Payable of Rec.
amounted
Inc.__________.
5%
10-15
l
Holders
When
Share
,
(1897)
Wisconsin
11-13
12-
Company
Transcontinental'GasftPilie Lin6-—
preferred
11-13
ftl2- l
(N. Y.) (quar.)
20c
iquar.lll__.^i._:
22,j>c
Tiamsaneriea Corp. (quar. ftft/ 2(lc:
Tranc
6%
1
SI. 14
8c
0(quar:t.i___;._:_j_„_:__..__,
Acceptance Corp., classftA ujuar.i
Trade
Name of Company
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—
11-13
SLOG1,*
(quar.)—
^referred
4.56ft
10-»28ftft 10- 8
Per
Payable, of Rec.
lTVbo
•
(qua^K--^-™
4V/ft
Holders
Share■
.
4
common
4.25ft-preferred
* preferred
<
When
Per
•
•
(1673)
to $28,after preferred
increased
$1,335:144,"" equal
v
of
and
to
a
final
borrow
October,
revolving
the
payment of $270,000 in October, 1964, and will be entitled
additional $500,000
on
a
revolving basis, payable in
an
1962.
credit
The
company
necessary
opening of the
new
on
stores
does
not
account
intend
of
and believes
to
borrow
under
the
expenditures required for
the funds provided by the
SO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1074.)
«reclit
the pale
and
agreement
«omplete its
expansion
of
program
During the fire years and ten months ended July 31, 1959, the comgenerated cash from operations /net earnings plus depreciation
"
A
Cnnt
'
.
.
The
4.UC
company's
s>
wuiiiiuijr
incurred
indebtedness,
bank
.
'
lt
Inc.
,,
-14^ i1
to
stock
$1,000,000.'
mately
•
-'
stores
located
are
in
cities
16
Ohio
Pennsylvania,
in
ments.
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
'
;•
6.9ff
note, due 1960r1964
Common
stock
Outstanding
$750,000
217,900 shs:
'
$1).
(par
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
_
UNDERWRITERS—The
500,000 shs.'
.
riained
underwriters
have
below
43tock:
-
r-
-
-
Shares-
Scribner.
Deane &
Butcher
Hulmc,
Applegate
Humphrey, Inc.
A.
E.
Masten
5,000
A
<fc
5,000
Co
A-
5,000
& Co., Inc—
Arthurs, Le-strange & Co._.
McKelvy & Co.
—V. 190, p.
1229.
H.
Thomas
Lear
Co—
&
Co
&
»
early in
tion
will have a
1961,
McKee &
C. S.
The
Plastics
Carbide
will
and
operated
be
K.
R.
2,000
Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc,
2,000
Notes Offered—This
Sept. 15 publicly offered on a "best eftorts"
basis, $300,000 subordinate notes at par, consisting of
$150,000, 6v/t per annum five-year maturity and $150,000
7% per annum ten-year maturity. The debentures are
being issued in amounts of not less than $100.
These
PROCEEDS—The
ret proceeds from
the sale of these notes will be
of the business pi the company,
capital funds for its use in the making of loans unci the supplying
of
funds
subsidiaries.
its
to
is received,
foregoing purposes
hank
If
an
amount
excess
required
such excess funds will
be
used
for
the
to retire
loans.
43tate
Colorado
of
1730 California
the
In
loan
Denver,
Vised
company
Colo,
finance
the
business
address
operating
above
Commissioner
Bank
Finance
Consumer
the
laws
of
the
16, 1959 and has its place of business at
Denver, Colo. The company is actively engaged
Street.
at
the
bv
■Colorado
under
July
on
and
incorporated
was
from
shown.
of
is
It
Colorado
As
Act.
premises
licensed
as
and
licensee
a
licensee
a
leased
it
is
in
super-
under
the
permitted
ol'
$300
to
to
$500;
and
IN
month
per
that
on
part
ot
the
Said Consumer
jrates,
at
a
as
cent
per
made,
rate
licensees to charge such interest
either (1) charging interest
inipaiq oalances as payments are
made
upon
precomputing the aggregate charges at not exceeding
(taking- into account the payment schedule > adding
above 'rates
the
«uch
charges
face of
the
the
of
the amount lent, and including the same in the
Upon prepayment in full prior to maturity a portion
required to be refunded under the Rule of 78.
operates under the precomputed plan. Charges may not
t-o
note.
charges
TTlie
company
deducted in
Tie
month
per
<2/
or
loans
upon
are
advance at
the time the
is
loan
made.—V.
190, p.
This
chares
is
convertible
of
common
proposed
■each
with
statement
7V
It
located
corporation,
tration
-of
unit
s'ock.
to offer
consist
to
15 warrants. The
at
the
120
Broadway,
SEC
and
the
of
Oct.
on
subordinated
Hew
460 683 000
10,452,000
revenue
for
investment
30,000
stock purchase warrants.
public sale at $150 per unit,
debentures, 10 common shares, and
common
securities
$100
ofiering is
of
to
oe
for
u.,
iV„cn
by Ross, „yon & Co., Inc.,
which will receive a commission-of $15
per unit, and it is expected that
the offering will
be made during the week beginning Nov. 23. The
company
has sold 10,000 units, consisting of one share of common
-stock
and
three
warrants, to a limited group including officers and
the underwriter,
at a price of 10c per unit, which
underlying shares are also included in the registration
In addition, the company has sold
$250,000 of 6*con¬
stockholders
warrants
statement.
vertible
of
and
notes
warrants
to
(convertible
limited
a
underwriter,- Which
Organized
primarily
in
to
into
also
March
included
are
1959
in
engage
50,000
shares'
common
and
48.000
including officers and stockholders
group,
in
the
Delaware
the
business
law,
registration
the
of
the
statement.
company
track,
in
rail
the
T
and
Plan
carriage.
It
whereby
produce
NCR
and
water
would
has
a
has
carriers
Win.
M.
Hickey,
income
for
the
contract
agreed
with
to
use
in
The
its
a, stamp registering
meter
whereby NCR has agreed to
sation
freight
preoaid
for
National
best
wh.cn
u.-e
forwarders
freight
efforts
i;
and
participating
forwarding'
Cash
to
Register
manufacture
unci
make
en
available
o
de
and
Co.
and
elon
its' organi¬
the
marketing, distributing and leasing of the
meters
to
The
company
also intends to engage in
the business of
business machines and equipment.
Louis R. Kurtin was re•ponsible for the organization of the
company; and he transferred to
the company the NCR
contract'en ; re r.'« -.
from the comoany there¬
for 240,000 common shares
and the right to
purchase 45,000 warrants
at lc per warrant
(which warrants are to be made
available to company employees (. The company now has
outstanding 270.000 common
aliares. warrants tor
123,000 shares,
and
certain
indebtedness
(the
$250,000 of debentures-.
Net proceeds of this
financing will approxi¬
mate
$750,000 which,
together with other company
funds, will be
available for various corporate
expenditures and other
purposes
in¬
ducing an initial
shippers.
leasing
'
and
The
meter
reserve
of
$225,000 of initial reserve for
tapes redemptions and $472,000 for T
Plun working
list- Maxwell I. Schultz a*
President.
prospectus
16.4c
$5,629,901,, or
40c
first
the
of
42.7c
or
a
months
The
corporation
on
Oct.
filed
5
a
letter of notification
with the
60,090 shares of 40 cents
cumulative convertible pre¬
stock (par $1) to be offered
at
$5 per share,,
through R. L.
Scheinman & Co., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds a re to be
used for. general corporate
purposes.
Fred
A.
Indicted
indictment
Ossanna,
returned
an
Sept.
18,
of
Twin
officer
1959
(USDC,
Citv
Ruid
for
Minn.,
Traisit
4th
were
also
indicated
for
aiding
and
abetting.—V.
United
The
SEC
has
dr
Chemical Corp.
scheduled
hearing
cn
customers
under
the
2,
1959
in
172,
Securities
its
,17.1c
$3,602,420
share,
investments
or
and
share,
per
$2,313,640,
on
56.4c
reported
company
a
25.6c
or
a
to
Div.),
p.
New
Exchange
York
Act
company's
are
the
nearly 6N
issuance
earnings
standing
period.
of
the
shares
based
about
Aug.
of
as
stock
common
in
the
the number of shares out¬
the same for bolh 12 month
provision
Federal
income
lot
purposes.
PROGRESS
REPORT—In
that
the
utilities
made
the
the
as
scheduled
U.0,
Period
Ended
Revenue
from
June
profi'
30
(&
$2,866,282
$7,423,732
6,622,089
$9,648,499
.2,283,165
583.117
801.643
1,215,535
59.736
147,971
205,544
642,853
949,614
1,421,079
76,237
..
226,908
317,418
-
from operations..
.—
Interest
profit
before
for
profit
"Excludes
722.207
468,135
Twelve
—V.
months
190.
ended
net
earnings of
respective periods
1959
June
controlled
one
and
13
publicly
capital stock
estate
1959
on
Aug.
offered
proceeds
22,
1954.
as
of
99,933
be
shares
used
for
of
class
construction
of
the
laws
of
Co.,
a
to
New Jersey
the
corporation
"company"
shall
A
30,
1959.
corporation,
New
company's
on
The
are
Nov.
7,
corportaion, incorporated
development activities are carried
its
involve
in
1.
on
pred-
the
State
of
construction
obligation
notes,: when
issued/ and
two
the
In¬
was
oversubscribed
and
of
$1
the
per
books
•
on
The
and
March
on
New
and
Jersey.
6,
a
share*.
are
sale
of low
the installation of
to
filed
6
of
capital
without
to
be
letter
a
Burlington, Vt.
stock,
of
notification
class
A
to
be
with
the
offered
at
underwriting.
used
for
expenses
incidental
to
exploring
gas
1956.
real
estate
The
curbs
Investors,
has
issued
an
an
Incorpo¬
affiliated
investment
order
company;
and
the
America—Forms Subsidiary—
J.
metal
production of thorium, rare
earth chemicals,
alloys, and industrial
chemicals;' and is also
mcfallnroical
metallurgical research and
development.
and
and
n>coo.«i,
consolidation."
to
bring
marketing
said
together
Vitrc
a
Hall,
Co.
is-a
.
"is
part
of
a
subsidiary of
minority interest, limited to rare
metals
engaged
long-range
operations
provide
rare
in
pro¬
with similar technical
better service for Vitro
the
Chemical
Pechinty
«es
Chemical
1
Vitro Corp. of America
earth operations
Co.
only at the
plant
in
Chattanooga. Tenn.,
owne$ * by the
Chemical Gro.;p of France
through the Societe de
Terres Rares.—V. 190,
Chemique
p. 1021. *
"
with
Vitro
.
Mr.
those*Vitro
capabilities, and to
customers."
side¬
walks, storm sewers, sanitary systems and water facilities, as well as
landscaping
and
arranging
for installation of public
utilities.
In
by
"This
and
develop¬
and
Fund—
formation
chemical
gram
medium-cost, single-
roads,
properties.
two
14
and
New
Ainsleigh '
i,n part through these
These
Oct.
on
—
its incorporation in
1954, 'the company has been
planning and construction of multi-unit real estate
the
pro¬
of Vitro Chemical
Co., a. subsidiary, was announced
Carlton Ward, Jr.,
President of Vitro
The new
Corp. of America.
company consolidates the chemical
and metallurgical
op¬
erations, in
the
United
States
including those conducted by Vitro
Uranium Co.. Salt Lake
City. Utah; Heavy Minerals.
Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn.; and Vitro Rare Metals
Co., Canon.sburg, Pa.'
_William
B.
Hall
Iras
been
named
President of Vitro Chemical
Company. The new company is
presently engaged in the
uranium ores;
milling of
Oct:
stockholders
Hartleigli Co.,
1955,
Since
the
developments
ments
subsidiaries
incorporated
Jersey
subsidiaries.
in
These
net
these
2398.
p.
Vitro Corp. of
real
on Sept.
incorporated
include
principal
June
of
to investors at the
by Income
current market price of
such stock on the
York Stock
Exchange at the time of the
transaction.
Tlie sale
and purchase are said
to be in furtherance
of the
respective investment
policies of the two
companies.—V. 190, p. 1569.
company
and
its two wholly-owned subsidiaries
unless
the
otherwise requires.
The company's principal otfice is presently
52 Neil Ave., Lakewood, N. J.
The company has two whollysubsidiaries which were acquired from its
Co.,
The
cost
New
Dela¬
merger
Const.
the
part
Oct.
The
Reference
Jersey
a
per
proceeds
The
at $3 per share.
will
company was incorporated, tinder
1959 and was the successor by
26,
to Accurate
April
in
concession
developing
p.m.
$526,473
developments.
BUSINESS—The
ware
net
pay
including equipment,
giving interested persons until 12:30
26, 1959, to request a
hearing thereon.
investment companies have
identical directors and
and The Parker
officers;
Corp. acts as investment adviser
and principal under¬
writer lor each.
The Virginian
Railway stock is to be sold
Fund
$338,963
1959
(par 10 ceynts)
PROCEEDS—The
direct
covering 4,000 shares
Incorporated
A- Development Corp. — Class A
Capital
Offered—SandKuhl & Co.. Inc., of
Newark, N. J.,
Oct.
to
Exchange Commission—
Commission
U. S. Home
on
used
$862,761
.
follows:
as
1959
30.
be
be
offering
Income
$72,771
30,
June
the
Incorporated Income Fund, investment
company, has applied to the
SEC
for
an
exemption
order
under
the
Investment Company Act
permitting its sale of 45.000 shares oi
Virginian Railway Co. stock to
1229.
p.
redemption,
Virginian Railway—Stock Sale
Proposed by
rated
434*943
ended
months
to
189,
668,21!)
254,074
company for the
for
Louisville.
will
corporation
($10
and
1.103,162
335,127
corporation's equity in
related
Nine
566.616
231,489
Quarter ended June 30,
used
are
which
This
The
499
taxes..^—
income
after
funds
317,917
taxes_„__„._—
—
Provision
one
499
227,407
76,237
——_.
provision for. inc.
—1:
taxes
"Net
SEC
'
—
Total deductions
Net
under
The
par
_
may redeem any and
date by the payment
of
Vermont Natural Gas &
Mineral Corp.,
—Files With Securities and
8.432,964
1
Deductions:
Depreciation
corporation
12 Months
..
•.
-
notes
closed.—V.
9 Months
NOTES—The
Yanadiuni Corp. of
America—Secondary Offering—A
secondary ofiering oi' 18,400 shares of common
stock
(par $1) was made on Oct. 13
by Shields & Co. at
$33.37'L» per share, with a dealer's
Subs.)—-Earnings—
3 Months
-
sales./.Lv.
Operating costs
Operating
profit
Other ingome—net
(,ros^
the
share.
Corp.
OF
the
p.
307.
p.
Industrial
from
Ursuiinc
gas cooled reactor to be used in the new plant
completion in 1963.
U.I. and the other participating
provide financial support needed for research and devel¬
United
maturing
of
the notes
are-issued, in the opinion of counsel
corporation, will be the valid and
binding obligations of the
Society and Academy of
Education, Louisville, Ky.—V. 182,
1060.
for
develop the
opment.—V.
$600,000
Notes
bear
unborrowed
of
denture
lor
utilities-will
above.
and
to
1964
SECURITY—The
the General Dynamics Corp.,
and
company,
indicated
annum;
1.
projects, estimated
a
principal sponsoring
will
returns
per
If
ceeds
proposel to the Atomic Energy Commission to
develop and construct an atomic power plant on the Susquehanna
River in Pennsylvania.
Subsequently the Atomic Energy Commission
authorized
the
project and recent.lv covering contracts were signed
between the Atomic Energy Commission, the
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
which
for-
OF ISSUE—Ursuline
Society and Academy of Education
constructing a completely new girls' high school
in
the Shively
of
Louisville, Kentucky.
The
institution, to be known as
Angela Merici High School, will
initially serve 150 students com¬
mencing with the fall 1959 school term.
Capacity enrollment is 900
students. The Corporation is
also enlarging
laundry facilities serving its
Ursuline College and
Motherhouse located at
throughout
Electric Co. had
reservations
district
had
company
major pharmaceutical prodto be introduced for
188, p. 2511.
*
expected
is
If
annual
report for 1958 it was an¬
joined with 51 other investor-owned
the country in a non-profit nuclear re¬
search nr.d development corporation known as the High Temperature
Reactor Development Associates which together with the
Philadelphia
nouncer!
electric
are
a
"future.—V.
PURPOSE
taxes
resulting from the use oi rapid depre¬
the company had continued its- former
practice,'-''the balance of income applicable to common shares for the
12 months ended Aug. 31. 1959 would have been reduced
by $368,009.
tax
one
premium
siiail be 2'7
if redemption be effected •
on or prior
to Sept.' 1, 1961;
Vt
thereafter to^Sept. 1, 1964; and no
premium thereafter. 2
»bt
Notes may/not
bq..rradeemed with borrowed funds on or
prior
to
Sept. 1,'1964; notes-inay be redeemed with
borrowed funds after
Sept. 1, 1964 without premium.
upon
period, were
Other
study
near
the
of
(at
of,
June
Burns of
notes on any
quarterly payment
principal, accrued interest and a premium as
follows:
thai
of
the
preliminary
REDEMPTION
all
result
a
I960,
Mr.
annum.
industrial
exceeded
1959
development for
month, Mr. Burns
circumstances, monthly
recent
,monthly rate by the
including March 1, 1962 bear coupon interest
notes maturing from
Sept. 1, 1963-to and includ¬
coupon interest at 4% (U
per annumy notes
maturing from March 1, 1965 to and including March
1, 1967 bear
coupon interest at 57 per annum; notes
maturing from June 1.: 1967
to
and
including Sapt. 1, 1969 bear coupon interest at
5'aCc
per
annum; notes maturing Dec. 1,
1969 to and
including March 1,. 1972
bear coupon interest at 53sN
per annum; notes
maturing June 1, 1972
to
and
including March 1, 1974 bear coupon - interest
at
l'i.
31,
However,
clinical
yield
1960
Sept.*
ing
the company discontinued Its practice of recording
for depreciation an amount equal to the reduc¬
1959.
2,
special
a
share,
per
the end
at
On Jan.
additional
350,501
of
the
1959
increased
ended
months
12
1,
4*2ner
at
Co.—Earnings-
Total sales
.
the
for
by
present
its
in
use
received
March
months ended Aug.- 31, 1959 exceeded those for
by $2,532,000. Revenues from sales to residential
preceding 12 months by $581,000.
for
under
medical
PRICES—To
-
and sales to commercial and
research
new
increasing month
that under
these notes.
invest¬
the 12
period
income
Net
of
was
482.
by mouth,
studied
presently
had
share.
a
net
net realized gain
total of $6,014,787
'
increased nearly ION
customers
owned
Stock Fraud
Hearing
Nov.
of
as
investment
company's
net
1959 amounted to
the
1958
or
family houses, together with
a
Regional Office in the proceedings
of
Illumiiiatiiis
for
preceding
engaged
Tyrex Drug
-Scheduled—
the
of
'•.■■■'/'.l'
Society and Academy of Education
(a Ken¬
Non-Profit Corporation of Roman
Catholic Sis¬
ters), Louisville, Ky.—Direct Obligation Notes
Offered—
B. C. Ziegler &
Co., of West Bend, Wis., on Oct. 13
pub¬
licly offered $850,000 of direct obligation notes to
yield
5%, 5}!i%, 5%%, and 5b>%. The notes mature
semi¬
annually from March 1, 1960 through March
1, 1966,
inclusive; thereafter, the notes mature
quarterly to
March 1, 1974, inclusive. On Oct. 16 B.
C. Ziegler & Co,
located at
Co.
"Vr^y
Ursuline
context
violating reporting requirements of the
Securities Ex¬
change A*ct by falsifying Transit Co.
reports filed with the SEC.
Three
others
said
share.
a
Revenues
ecessor
an
assets
net
•
tucky
appreciation of investments as of Sept. 30, 1959, was
$42,148,777 compared with $49,002,319 on June 30, 1959 and $41,680,254
on
Sept. 30, 1958.—V. 190, p. 1569.
covering
Twin City Rapid Transit
Co.—Official Indicted—
tablets,' the
undergone general anesthesia.
nets
Unrealized
ferred
In
have
general
its
that
announced
and net realized gain
a
total of $7,943,541
$2,412,367
of
investments
on
Stock
Tri Metal Works.
Inc., East Riverton, N. J.—Files With
rmrl
and Evrimnof rv„-nr^,.
Exchange Commission
Corp.—Earnings—
.r v'.'^1-//;:'
profits, of. this corporation for the nine
Aug. 31, 1959, was announced on Oct. 12
diethylamide, a respiratory stimu¬
effects in helping patients with
empyema
and certain other forms of: chronic
respiratory disease to breathe,
it
has potential
hospital use 'as an '"arousing" agent in
patients who
stamps
»mu itioc
Securities
iM DEI
lant—being
miles while operating 14NAirplane revenue
passenger
months
nine
share,
share,
a
nine
income
ment
capital
,
BEC
has
President,
first
equivalent to
of
and
such
accept
Pharmaceutical
and
double the
of the year, and that this rate
should triple in
First announcement was also made on Oct,
12 by
of the company's new
drugs; vanillic
proposes
developing and establishing
a
prepaid freight transportation system
whereby subscribers to the
"T Plan
will be'able
to prepay
freight, charges by affixing T Plan
stamps or meter tapes to their shipping- documents and
whereby air,
class
-
—;■>,
sales
*aHe further stated
inaicaiecj.
sales
should
be running
of
1958, Johnson said.
decrease of 15(7
a
company
ciation
New York, filed a regis¬
1959, covering $600,000
due Nov.
1969,
60,000
7,
debentures,
outstanding
\-Vt:
i '
diabetes
Sept. 30, umounted to $110,777,968, equal to $7.87 a share on the
14,072,149'.a'-shares outstanding, compared with $115,409,484 or $8.20
u
share on June 30 and $104,976,212 or $7.46 a share on Sept. 30. 1958.
1229.
With SEC—
&
•
of
fiscal
•
Inc.—September Business Down—
tion, in
Inc.—Reg^ers
the
of
of new markets i:i Europe. Africa, the Middle East
and
promise to offset in 1960 the decline in volume sales
in Latin
America, Mr. Burns advised.
'
United Corp.—Asset Value Up—
This
•as
Transportation Plan,
warrants,
conversion
1119.
p.
Opening
Cargo volumes were 6,552,000 freight ton miles, down 7(< ; 2,383,000
ton miles (including first class), off 4%-, 'and
1,223,000 express
-V." -190-,- p.
1569.
miles, up-21'
the
Finance Act permits
maximum,
a
the
,
issuance upon exercise
or
the 265,000 share#
Asia
ton
loan
exceeding $500 to $1,500.
Vitamin
S.
year.
°
ma il
ail
charge a rate not exceeding 3',
per month on that part of the loan
not exceeding
$300; lVper month
on
that part of the loan is
excess
Company,
stream at the same site earlier this year.
miles than in September,
seat
For
BUSINESS—The
Plastics
passenger
miles totaled
used in connection with the expansion
as
the
by
traffic ol this air line was off 2'i from the
same
month a year ago, acocrding to estimated figures reported
by
Robert E. Johnson, Senior Vice-President-Sales and public relations.
September
No under¬
writing is involved.
purchase
upon
190,
*99,933 shs,
265,000shs.
•
1,000,000shs.-:
for
—
FINANCING
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
.
V
reserved
end
uompanv on
■subordinate notes will be dated when issued.
facilities
new
United Air Lines,
United
Co.—Subordinate
Finance
stock
issuance
ceiiters
..
PRESENT
,
of Union Carbide Plastics Company, ohwill complement our new epoxy resin pro-
President
Turner,
"The
2,500
Co
shopping
-
TO
period ended
by H. B. Burns, President and Chairman qf the Board. - ^
:
Domestic sales increased 7'<
while foreign sales showed a decrease
due to unsettled conditions in many Latin American
countries.
Con¬
solidated sales for the period totaled $10,546,000,
compared with sales
of $10,363,000 for the same period a year
ago. ■
V,
Net income for the nine months of the ccurrent
fiscal year totaled
$1,345,000, which-- was equal to 70'5 cents a common share
based-on
1,908,910 outstanding shares, as against $1,258,000,
equal to 66 cents
a common share on a similar number
of shares adjusted to reflect
"two
for one stock spilt on Dec. 19, 1958, for the like
1968 period*
Earnings
for
the fourth quarter ol
1959, however, will be the
highest for the
be constructed at the existing plant site of Union
Company, division of Union Carbide Corporation at
will
plant
Marietta,
•ss
Thrift
Mari¬
New Plant at
3,500
2,500
par)
shares
20,000
capital
summary
months
rated annual capacity of 25,000,000
.'V ....
pounds of bisphenol-A.
2,500
-
A
for
(10c
(10c par)
capital-. stock.-*-V.
U.
ently planned to offer this material for general sale in addition to its
use
in the corporation's plasties manufacturing operations.
These newly
authorized facilities, scheduled lor commercial opera¬
served,
-
Roberts A: Parke
J. Steele
C6-„__
stock
include
Products—
•
3,500
Schmidt,
4.500
4,500
Dlroud
Reed.
6,000
.
class
B
to
an
announcement tnade Oct.
13 by Morse G. Dial,
Chief Executive Officer.
Bisphenol-A serves as a basic chemical con¬
stituent in epoxy resins and other phenol-based plastics.
It is pres¬
duct ion plant that went oft
^_V. 190, p. 1229.'
•
capital
not
reserved
plant to produce bisphenol-A will be built at Marietta, Ohio,
new
4,000
&
of
_
according
Shares
Kay, Richard & Co..
Cunningham, Schmertz
Co., Inc.—'.—-
23,500
Sherrerd
&
neighborhood
.
,
Corp.—To Build
*
-Dinger,
A
"Does
L,~1—
etta, Ohio—
severally
«grecd to purchase, anil the company has agreed1 to sell to them,
severally, the following respective numbers of■ shares of the common'
„
related
EFFECT
.
West
and
V.
Carbide
Union
Virginia., Air the stores handle items regularly sold by modern drug
jstores, and all stores except two have complete prescription depart¬
Class
A
.
BUSINESS—The company operates a chain of 58 retail drug stores,
41 of which are located in the Greater Pittsburgh area.
The remaining
17
,
U'V
tmtnnfArt)
•
made
Monday, October 19, 1959
.
construction.
GIVING
Class B capital stock
and
Co.
future
.
Authorized-,..
allegation
and that the additional inventory required
approximately $575,000, an aggregate approxi¬
$425,000
will cost
them
Caradean
of
developments
for
CAPITALIZATION
stock, while employed as salesmen for N. Pinsker Sc Co.,
fraudulent misrepresentations in the sale of stock of this
J-A
opening of new ostores from time to time during; the past nine
years, was $996,000 on Oct. 1, 1959.
The company estimates that the
furniture, fixtures and equipment for its 15 new stores will cost
approximately
officials
Cohen,
these
of
planned
are
i-iL
At the Nov. 2nd hearing, inquiry will be made into this
i,,v
onH
OnVipn
for the purpose of determining whether Truen and Cohen
VfVtOWU
violated the anti-fraud provisions Of the Securities Act of 1933 and,
if so, whether «h<» application .for broker-dealer registration tiled by
«>
the nmdirotion for
Caradean & Co, should be denied.—V. 1 $9, p. 2182.
'
.
Jack
and
Truen
corpumuuii,
corporation.
^""^rily to f[nance
-
several
Inc.,
Caradean
of its
owners
the
of
H.
Jerome
«1,88G,033.
Co.,
poned, by consent, until the proceedings on, the question of denial
of registration are concluded.
<
The
Commission's order
initiating the proceedings charged that
any
'
&
date
Caradean
effective
whether the broker-dealer registration of A. J.
Hempstead,
N.
Y.
should be denied.
The
& Co.'s registration previously was post¬
determine
to
1934
oi
the common stock will enable it to
without additional financing.
.
_
«
••
'
Volume
Number 5891
100
Ward
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
of
James
Kirkman,
A.
of the Ward Baking
Arnold Jackson, President.
of
Mr.
Kirkman
Jr.,
vice-president
has
announced
been
following
director.
joined
Earlier
he
Ward
had
in
1958
The
served
Safeway Stores,
in
The
total
to
executive
W.
H.
Mining Co. — Registration
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Questioned
"The
by
to
to
Office
complies
to
with
determine
not, whether
tiveness.
-
a
.;. *
The West Star
Mining
and became
statement
d'Alene
names
and
its
J,
voting
as
Manager
In
2,500,000
•.
18,
■
1957.
shares
oi'
Alexander
listed
is
Markwell
""shear
explaining
details
1,538,625
of
the
of
5%
new
stock
enable
abilities,
Petroleum
compete
in
■
l,
on
have
over
reserves
cubic
feet
proi>erties,
*
*
of
350
producing oil and
V;•'•'
.
the Pacific
on
i
Coast,
related
information.—V.
Sept.30—
1959—Month—1958
Western
Oil
Co.
to
1230.
p.
-
..
i;y
merged with Bandini Petroleum, Canadian
Viking-Kinsella Gas Co.
Westates is
to be the
and
will
with
The
v
merger
proposal will give Westates preferred
5% preferred plus two shares of new
present preferred held.
share of
In
the
stockholders
new
$
..."
•.,
•
164.027,000
\
Stores
Inc.—Sales
$4,135,859
—•
190,
Higher-
addition,
new
preferred
preferred
Holders
old
of
stock
common
for
holders
Westates
for
each
will
have
additional
two
will
common
of
the
old
the
option
two
get
of
shares
common
they
shares
(The
common.
old
the
of
$3,531,712 $38,158,119 $32,763,344
Wise
for each
share of
the
old
-Canadian
Will
be
Western
swapped
Oil,
the
on
Bandini.
" : 7
(Bandini
recently
at
selling
basis
of
three
Westates, which
in
about
shares
every four Canadian held.
Canadian's main asset is stock of Westates
firm.
Viking-Kinsella is a
has
of
been"
$1.85
which it
of
is
the
*As
of
carry
and
with
the debentures offered
part
a
possible
Homes,
wood
of
not
for resale
for
the
of
future
$500,000 of 6% con¬
due Oet. 1, 1977, at
STATE AND CITY
will be
mortgages
1,
Oct.
cases.
used
to
generated
enable
th»
by
lenders.
institutional
ancl
concrete
block
piers.
These
homes
are
windows, screens, trim,
downspouts;
the
inside
i».
unfinished
except for floors,
ceiling Joists anti,
The
purchaser completes the home himself or
on
Is
with
outside
without
debs,
gutters
due
(at
doors,
or
EFFECT
.
TO
10-1-77.-..
10c )_„...
(par
responsibility
no
.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$500,000
$500,000
14,950
15,000
—
$1)
1,000,000 shs.
—
300,000 abs.
June 30,
1959, 150,000 shares of the company's unissued
capital stock was reserved for the exercise of warrants which,
to receive
owner
payment of
from
or
share
one
$3
at
stock
of
stock
upon
surrender
of
each
time prior to Aug. 15, 1968. Theses
Aug. 15, 1963, and are protected
stock dividends or stock splits. The warrant*
any
non-transferrable
arc
against dilution through
are not protected
against
until
dilution
being
UNDERWRITERS—The
issued
names
resulting from the sale of stock for
in the acquisition of assets.
of the underwriters and the respective
be purchased by them are as fo?-
principal amounts of debentures to
lows:
Securities
United
McCarley
The debentures are redeemable at
any time after Oct. 1, 1960, and
prior to maturity, in whole or in part, but if in part, in amounts not
less
than
$10,000 or multiples thereof.
The
Indenture
requires at
least
thirty. days notice prior to redemption.
The debentures may
be redeemed
after Oct.
1, 1960 and on or prior to Oct. 1, 1965 at
more
certain
Inc.,
the
on
paint,
and
value
investment and
Oct.
before
or
on
in
year.
sale
to
stock
the
warrant
subordinated debentures
These securities have not been registered under
the Federal Securities Act of 1933 as amended.
parent
new
of
entitle
100%.
share,
a
closely held Canadian firm.
deal will be unshackling itself of
the
the
warrants
'Common
Homes, Inc.—Debentures Offered—United Secu¬
McCarley & Co., Inc., on Sept. 25 publicly
vertible
trading
Westates
new
each
subord.
conv.
150,000
warrants
for
before
or
on
and
adjusted
Authorized
6%
offered for sale only in the State of North Carolina and
only to bona fide residents of North Carolina purchasing
has
selling for about $G a share; the preferred about $11.50.)
stockholders, whose firm has been engaged in some joint
drilling ventures with Westates, will get one share of the new Westates
Bandini
common
be
.
rities Co. and
new
common
will
fully registered in denominations of $500 and $1,000
thereof.
Interest is payable semi-annually on
Oct. 1
outsidq
common
desire.
and
thereafter
studding.
through his own contractor, and the company assumes
for the
completion of the home.
■
will be received by the company up to 10 a.m.
(CST) 011 Oct. 29
21s'c floor, 231 South La Salle St., Chicago 4, 111., for
the purchase from it of $8,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds due Nov. 1,
1989.—V.
190, p. 1570.
been
at about $2.78.)
of- Conversion
partition
1959^-9 Mos.—1958
k'
p., 405.
if
thereafter
converted
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Bids October 29—
exchanging
if
banks
uninsulated
1959—Month—1958
share
per
converted
if
are
of
constructed
,.;
...its Board Room,
one
and
after
1960,
dependently incorporated.
The company ..is engaged in the sale, con¬
struction, and financing of shell homes.
Shell homes are residences*
$
18,564.000 201,819,000
each
for
common
1,
is a North Carolina corporation, in¬
corporated July 31, 1958, having its principal place of business at 3003
High Point- Road, Greensboro, N. C. It is a holding ancl management
company owning all of the stock of its ten subsidiaries which are in¬
Bids
Thompson, its President, still Chief Executive.
already approved by directors of the respective companies,
offered stockholders for approval shortly,
be
if
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
survivor with H. W.
"The plan,
Oct.
amount into common
converted on or before Oct. 1,
additional locations.
The addition of these monies to the general
corporate funds will strengthen the borrowing position of the company
'"
"
■
.,
Period End. Sept. 30—
be
and
into
and
V.
is
1
company
Westates Petroleum Co.—Merger Confirmed—
company
rate
completely finished
Sales
105%;
non-convertible
the company
'
This
April
the
1959—9 Mos.—1958
.......
'•
23,312,000
190,
White
185,
at
1971
building activity of the company, and to extend the present operation
wells
gas
The
received from
a
and
1,
Oct.
OF THE PROCEEDS—Mortgages on shell homes sold
and discounted with banks as of Aug. 21, 1959, were
approximately $2,400,000. exclusive of the mortgages owned by the
company.
It is estimated that by Sept. 30, 1959, the end of the fiscal
year,
total mortgages discounted may
reach $3,000,000.
The
funds
by
with proven and
of approximately 24 million barrels of oil and 47
gas," Mr. Thompson added.—V. 190, p. 1569.
Sales
764.
at
APPLICATION
with
'
properties and the
commercially mineable deposit
such
properties, the geology and
prior to
101%.
or
1977
share
per
multiples
and
and
resources
share
per
Debentures
.
company, after the merger, will have producing properties
New Mexico,
Texas, Wyoming, Oklahoma and California,
-"v, j:
v.1'
y
Period Ended
—V.
on
30,
price of $12.50
a
1977.
and
.;
company
efficiently
$18.00
an¬
an
:
/
and
more
to seek listing
Exchanges.
Stock
.
enlarged
new
:
added, plans
Toronto
shares.
>'
the
experience
to
common
$15
1969;
shares,
at
1961;
will
common
proposal
^
will
combined
he
and
"
.
zone"
mining prospects of the
p.
public
the
by
Western Auto Supply Co.—Sales Up—
General
.as
and
Sept.
BUSINESS—Wise
for-
so-called
will
billion
company's common stock.
The
and Alexander. Markwell of Cbeur
development thereof, the existence of
the
said.
1957
proceedings, the Commission questions the adequacy
and accuracy of various information in the
West Star Mining regis¬
tration statement
particularly with respect to its
in
Canada,
"It
to
DEBENTURE FEATURES—These debentures are
non-callabe from date of issue to and
including
which
they are convertible at the
the
Acting Secretary.
order
new
in
Bandini
firms."
firm,
new
The
thereafter
thereafter
covered voting trust certificates
It
Markwell
Fred
trustees.
petroleum
American
semi-proven
31,
110%;
,
shares
2,346,413
declared:
8,
transaction
Westates
new
lie
.
filed Jan.
was
337,553
Western
and
common
:
said
registration statement
effective Feb.
representing
the
registration statement
disclosure requirements of the Securities Act and,
stop order should be issued suspending its effec¬
the
if
whether
held
capitali¬
value
par
the merger and recapitalization plan
and 337,553 new 5% preferred.
Canadian
in
Oct.
on
utilize, its
the
The
the
in
gives
Thompson,
fully
other
d'Alene, Idaho.
hearing is scheduled for Oct. 26, 1959 in the Commission's Wash¬
A
issued
be
swap
proposed
enable
The SEC has instituted
"stop order" proceedings under the Securities
Act of 1933 challenging the
adequacy and accuracy of various infor¬
mational disclosures contained in the
registration statement filed by
tlfis company, of Coeur
ington
$1
be
value.
now
stock
and
will
par
$10
4,836,090 new common
stock
nouncement
Star
authorized
an
million
10
51
principal
Viking-Kinsella 90,000
capacity.—V. 190, p. 1465.
West
preferred, will have
on
shares., Of -this,
cumulative preferred,
plan converts Westates'
861,04.7 shares of new common
The
marketing
an
owed
million
rest
preferred.
be
to
11.5
the
new
amount
and
Inc.
October
continue
vice-president
as
the
of
common,
R.
into
announced
was
meeting of the company's board of directors.
He will
responsible for both sales and advertising activities.
Kirkman
for
by
(1675)
million
$11
sation
executive
as
Company
.
Elevation
Mr.
than
Baking Co.—Kirkman to High Post—
Election
marketing
Chronicle
&
which
appeared
which
and
made
was
V.
188,
Co.——
Co.,
i CORRECTION—The
item
in
our
on
Aug.
'$250,000
:
Inc
concerning
Oct.
r
250,000
issue
5
the
was
stock
common
a
stock
common
22, 1958, and not this year.—V. 190,
offering
offering
p.
146%
897.
p.
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Bessemer,
Bond
Sale—The $500,000 school
bonds
offered
Oct.
on
at
13—v.
awarded
Merrill.
to
public
190,
a
1468—were
p.
group
auction
composed of
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Sellers, Doe & Bonham,
Smith,
Watkins,
Morrow
son-Humphrey
Interstate
price
Angeles until 9
Ala.
&
Co., Robin¬
Inc.,
and
Corp., at a
Co.,
Securities
99.017, a net interest
4.58%, as follows:
of
1
1960 to
1963
434s.
112,000
from
on
Feb.
Due
1964
1
to
332,000 41/2S. Due
1
inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
1972 to 1989 inclusive.
on
CALIFORNIA
Beverly Hills, Calif.
Bond
revenue
Sale
The
—
bonds
and
$325,000
1969
inclusive;
4.10s,
due
Nov. 1 from 1970 to 1974 incl.
obligation
bonds
offered
1571—were
of
$485,000 gen¬
storm
drainage
Oct.
13—v.
awarded
America
to
National
190,
the
p.
Bank
Trust
cisco.
Covina Union High School District,
Bond
O ff
e r
i
n
Calif.
bids
at
his
g—Gordon T.
office
in
p.
1344
group
a
com¬
Bank, of
Los Angeles, Hill Richards & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and
Taylor & Co., at a price of 100.009,
net interest cost of about
4.22%,
follows:
1960
90,000
to
1970
Due
4s.
to
1971
on Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1973
to
Nov.
on
1
from
Hay ward School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $450,000 school
Oct. 6—v. 190, p.
O f f
e
r i n
sive.
office.
$60,000 5s.
awarded
to
a
10,000 4%s. Due
50,000 3%s.
3967
Los
a.m.
Angeles until 9
for
the
Due
inclusive.
(J-D)
(PST)
011
Nov.
purchase
of
$103,000
Dated Dec. 1, 395.9.
Dec.
011
Los
1
from
1960
Principal and
payable
at
the
to
1980
interest
County
Treasurer's office.
Los
Los
Unified
Angeles
County
bids
Angeles
Oct.
27
000,000
,
School
County,
Clerk,
at
until
for
his
9
the
County (P. O.
Angeles), Calif.
Offering—J. M. Lowery,
Dated
follows:
$100,000 5s.
1960
,
.
to
Due
1964
20,000 4%s. Due
1971
to
Due
Nov. 15 from
on
to
Bond
Jan.
r e c e
i
Hospital
v e
the
for
1
bonds.
1,
1960.
to
1 from 1961
Due
Jan.
on
on
1984 inclusive.
Offering—Jack
District, Alameda
Bond
Offering—Jack
G.
Blue,
10
(PST)
a.m.
on
Oct. 27 for the
purchase of $299,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
G.
Blue,
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Comity Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
bids at his office in Oakland until
(PST)
on
Oct. 27 for the
Dated Dee. 1, 1959.
Luis
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
School
Obispo
offered
bonds
1344
—
were
District,
County,
Bond Sale—The
Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1984 inclusive.
Elem.
Pismo
Oct.
San
Calif.
$106,000 school
13—v. 190, p.
awarded
to
the
Se¬
curity-First
National
Bank
of
Los Angeles, and R. H. Moulton
& Co., jointly.
District,
will
office
a.m.
Sch.
District,
Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $249,000 school
receive
bonds
in
1344—were
(PST)
purchase
building
bonds.
Livermore
Calif.
Los
on
of $3,Dated
offered
composed
Oct.
awarded
6—v.
to
190,
a
of the American
p.
group
Trust
Company, of San Francisco, Cali¬
fornia
Bank,
of
Los
Angeles, ]
Alameda
School
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his
office in Oakland
til
(PST)
10
a.m.
the
purchase
bonds. Dated
on
Dec. 1
from
on
1987
un¬
Oct. 27 for
of
on
Nov. 1
inclusive.
3.60s. Due on Nov.
from 1988 to 1991 inclusive.
I
3.70s. Due on Nov.
from 1992 to 1997 inclusive.
1
3,260,000
5,470,000
Due
960,000 Is.
on
Nov. 1, 1966.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Blyth & Co., Inc., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
White, Weld & Co., California
Bank, of Los Angeles, F. S. Moseley
&
Co., Hallgarten
&
Co.,
Reynolds
&
Co.,
Roosevelt &
Cross, Trust Company of Georgia,
Atlanta,
Dick
&
Merle-Smith,
Eldredge & Co., Inc., Andrews &
Wells, Inc., Robert Winthrop &
Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Garrett-Bromfield
& Co1*
Provident
Bank
of
Cincinnati,
R.
White
D.
Baird
Lorenzo
inclusive.
Due
1982 to
from
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
Nov. 15 from
a
3V2S.
4,660,000
County, Calif.
Nov. 15 from
011
p.
1121
syndicate
190,
to
1981
to
1970
1980 inclusive.
Mt. Eden School
on
County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
awarded
$2,650,000 5s. Due on Nov. 1 from
until
Segregation
inclusive.
1979 inclusive.
75,000 4%s. Due
Oct.~14—v.
—were
headed by the First National City
,
Nov. 15, 1965.
100,000 334s. Due 011 Nov. 15 from
155,000 4s.
offered
sis
bids
of San Francisco.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes¬
vig,
Angeles
—
purchase of $2,444,000 Tuberculo¬
San
Glendale
Nov. 15 from
Weeden & Co., at a price of 100.03,
net interest cost of about 4.10%,
a
COLORADO
(City and County), Colo.
Bond Sale
The $17,000,000
general obligation water
bonds
Bank, of New York City, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.64%, as follows:
purchase of $195,000 school bonds.
in
on
Los
Bond
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Denver
1984 inclusive.
to
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's,
Nov. 15, 1966.
Nov. 15 from
Dec.
sealed
office
on
inclusive.
Due
129,000 4s.
1972
011
Due
1971
will
1980
his
to
sealed
as
follows:
on
Auditor-General,
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
at
as
Nov. 15 from
3960 to 1965 inclusive.
group
10
bids
4.03%,
Due
composed of the American Trust
Company, of San Francisco, Cali¬
fornia Bank, and
the SecurityFirst National Bank, both of Los
Angeles,
Taylor
&
Co.,
and
Irvington School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
g—Gordon T.
Taylor & Co., and Weeden & Co.,
at a price of 100.05, a net interest
cost, of about
offered
Nov. 1 from
on
1984 inclusive.
Garvey Sch. District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond
Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
<M-N) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
inclusive.
340,000 414s. Due
1974
on
1979
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
$320,000 414 s. Due
sealed
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
fealed
to
interest
&
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
Los Angeles County,
190,
to
California
school bonds.
Sale—The
Bond
eral
13—v.
awarded
posed of the
3
Campbell, Calif.
Oct.
County,
$750,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
obligation
fered
on
905,000 off-street parking bonds,
as 41/4s, due on Nov.
1, 1984.
„
Orange
School
Calif.
High
Sale—The
group
1 from 1960 to
Union
Grove
—were
&
$795,000 off-street parking bonds,
for $470,000 5s, due on Nov.
1, 1959. Due
1960
bonds
Bond
as
190, p. 1468—were awarded to
composed of Dean Witter
Co., Weeden & Co., and J. B.
Hanauer &
Co., at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
4.29%, as follows:
inclusive.
1984
District,
Oct.
v.
a
to
Nov.
and
1344—were
$1,700,000
13—
1960
Garden
a
offered
No¬
holder.
eral
Feb.
on
1971
from
from
inclusive.
on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice, or at any of the fiscal agencies
of the County in New York City
or
Chicago, at the option of the
cost of about
$56,000 4ViS. Due
(PST)
a.m.
vember
3
for
the
purchase of
$680,000 school bonds. Dated De¬
cember 1, 1959. Due on December
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Robert W,
Inc., Third National
Bank, in Nashville, McDonnell &
Co., Inc., Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc., Coughlin & Co., Newhard,
Cook & Co., Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Model,
&
Roland
Stone,
&
Ginger
Co., Granbery, Marache &
$337,000 school
Dec. 1,
1959. Due
John
1960 to 19.34 inclu¬
Cohu
Small
&
& Co.,
Stetson,
Co.,
Inc., Winslow,
Stern,
Lauer &
52
(1676)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
interest
Co., John C. Lcgg & Co., Frantz
&
Co.,
Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, Harold E. Wood
& Co., Kalman & Co., Inc., Ander¬
son
&
Strudwick,
Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., Inc., Tilney & Co.,
Hutchinson
and
^—1961
Oct.
1
Township bonds. Due
semi-annually on Jan.
and
July 1 from 1961 to 1972 in¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; J. C. Brad¬
Lee Higginson Corp.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; Bacon, Stev¬
ford & Co.;
Co.; Shearson, Hammill
1571—were awarded to the First & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.;
Boston Corporation, as 3.70s, at Bacon, Whipple & Co.; E. F. Huta price of 100.05, a basis of about
ton & Co.;
Stroud & Co., Inc.;
3,69%.
Rancj, & Co.; Penington, Colket
&
CO.; Oscar E. Dolly & Co.;
Norwalk, Conn.
Howard C. Trayvvick & Co.; First
Bond Sale—The $2,665,000 capi¬
Southeastern Corp.; Interstate Se¬
tal
improvement bonds offered curities Corp., and The Crummer
Oct. 13—v. 190, p. 1468 —were
Company.
■
awarded to a group composed of
the Morgan Guaranty Trust Com¬
illinois
pany, of New York City, Glore,
Champaign County Community
Forgan & Co., Hallgarten & Co.,
Unit School District No. 4
Hayden, Stone & Co., and Raffen(P. O. Champaign), III.
sperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., as
Bond Sale
The $1,585,000
3.55s, at a price of 100.23, a basis
school
building
bonds
offered
of about 3.52%.
Oct. 14 —v.
190, p. 1572—were
Simabury, Conn.
awarded to a group composed of
.
Bond
and
interest
Bank
—
Bond Offering—Town Treasurer
Donald
H.
Shaw
announces
that
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
First National Bank, both of Chi¬
sealed bids will be received at the
cago,
Connecticut
a
Bank
&
Trust
Com¬
Room 504, 750 Main Street,
Hartford, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST)
pany,
on
Oct. 20 for the purchase of
$515,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960
and Hurd, Clegg & Co., at
price of 100.018, a net interest
of about 3.44%, as follows:
cost
$510,000 4s.
Due
3%s.
1,675,000
Nov.
on
1 from
1965 inclusive.
1960 to
Due
Nov.
on
1
from 1966 to 1978 inclusive.
1969 inclusive.
to
Note—The
foregoing
report in our issue of
Oct. 5—v. 190, p. 1468.
DELAWARE
of
about
3.44%,
follows:
as
$1,525,000 parking facilities bonds,
as
3y2s.
1,000,000 redevelopment project
bonds, as 3y2s.
600,000 school bonds, as 3y>s.
1,250,000 marine terminal bonds,
3.40s.
as
Other members of the
syndicate:
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith
Witter & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; American Securi¬
ties Corp.; Bioren &
Co., and Hal-
Inc.;
Sulzberger, Jenks,
Clerk
announces
that
1, 1959.
Due
1988
i,o
bonds.
Waterloo,
bonds
Dec. 1 from 1961
on
inclusive.
Development Commission
(P. O. Tailahassee), Fla.
ington,
Secretary,
sealed bids until 11
Oct.
29
for
the
W.
of
about
will
a.m.
receive
(EST)
of
500,000 Polk County road
on
$9,-
revenue
bonds. Dated July
1, 1959. Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Chase Manhattan
of New York
City.
proved
Bank,
Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
by
Trimble &
J-D.
Mitchell, of New York
City.
3.37%.
Sch.
Dist.
Bond Sale—The
$110,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 7—
v.
190, p. 1469—were awarded to
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., at a
price of 100.01, a net interest'cost
building
of about
4.05%,
$65,000 4V8S.
as
Dec.
4s.
Due
on
1971
1969 to
inclusive.
Dec.
1
city
5
to
(CST)
November
on
5
revenue
Due
for
will
on
Jan.
1
from
or
on
1961
to
1992
July 1, 1969
interest payment date
any
thereafter.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Citizens State
Bank, of Columbia City, or at the
est cost of about
National Bank of Indianapolis.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
(P.'O.
Goshen),
Indiana
Bond
payable
certifi¬
cates.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1989 inclusive
redemp¬
any interest payment date
after Oct. 1, 1969.
Principal
and interest (A-O)
payable at the
Marine Midland Trust
Company,
of New York City.
on
or
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
at
the
County Auditor's
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
office.
Veale Twp.
(P. O. Washington),
Indiana
County Special
District
No.
1
(P.
O.
Tax
Sch
Deland),
Florida
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
1121—were
headed
& Co..
at
a
13—v.
to
a
190,
p
syndi¬
by Kidder, Peabody
price of 100.03, a net
sealed bids until
on
$5,000,000 schoo
Oct.
awarded
Offering—George Barber,
Towpship Trustee, will receive
Oct.
22
for
$48,000 bonds,
$24,000
Due
and
as
1:30 p.m. (CST)
the purchase of
follows:
Township bonds.
semi-annually on Jan.
July 1 from 1961
inclusive.
to
1972
1,
Legality approved by Smith,
&
Case,
of Baltimore.
—
,
_
1.
j
14,000
1966 inclusive.
5s.
-
.
1972
1967
April
on
from
1
1971 inclusive.
to
6
awarded
of
190,
v.
—
to
1469
p.
—
a
group com¬
Bros.
&
Boyce,
Stein
Equitable Securities Corp., Mer¬
rill,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Smith', and the- BaiikersTTdn cfTTo.,
follows:
1961 to
April 1 from
on
1966
on
Water
District, Ky.
The $85,000 water
bonds
revenue
22—v.
the
price of
p.'
190,
1970
1975
Oct.
3s, at
Abita
Town
bids
9—v.
Clerk,
for
bonds,
7
the
as
the
to
a
p.
Schweickhardt
Districts
will
Peyret,
receive
(CST)
purchase of
sealed
on
Nov.
$165,000
dated
Jan.
each
issue.
Shreveport),
La.
Bond Offering —
SecretaryTreasury of Parish School Board
Roscoe
H. White
anounces
that
sealed bids will be received until
1.30 p.m. (CST) on November 10
of
on
Dec. 1
inclusive.
$5,000,000
from 1960
Principal
(J-D)
payable
banks
as
may
and
15, 1959
to
1979
interest
at
such
be
designated
bank
Offering—George E. Hayes,
Street
Trust
or
by
Co.,
Second
Floor,
Franklin St., Boston, until
111
1969
11
inclusive.
Principal" and
the aboveg a 1 i t y ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
interest
Works
payable
mentioned
Terrebonne), La.
lins, Jr.,
Secretary of the-.-Water
Commission, will; receive
at
bank.
L
e
Middlesex
County (P. O. East.
Cambridge), Mass.
The $400,000 ternon
Nov.
9 for
the
$575,000 bonds, as follows:,. * Wp 'pqrary loan notes offered Oct. 13
v, 190. p. 1572 — were awarded
$500,000 Public
hnpmvement
sealed bids until 5:30 p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
■
Sale
Note
—
—
to
1961
1987
to
MUrchT from
on
1985
Boston, at 2.45 %.
from
inclusive.-
r
livan,
.1961, to
i?
;
!
::
Bank-State
'
o,
a.m.
.;,
Bank
1969
bonds.
on
of'Boston,
inclusive.
terest
.
Dated
Nov.
payable
1
Now 1,
from I960, to
of
Oct.
on
Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
;
the
Due
1979
'"V
500.000 school project loan bonds.
;
Due on Nov. 15 from 1960 to
.r
«
1979 inclusive. '
-
schoob ramodeling
160,000
bonds.
Due
1960
1967
to
on
Nov.
loan
from
15
inclusive,
Dated Nov.
v
and
15, 1959. Principal
.interest
payable
at
the
Company, of Boston.
by
for
bonds,-as
1960 to
inclusive.
Second-Bank-State
Merchants
22
$1,660,BOO
Principal and in¬
the
Com¬
; * "«■•
.
at
National Bank of Boston.
approved
Trust
Nov.-15 from
Street, Boston, until"510
a.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 19 for the
purchase of $50,000 capital im¬
1959.. Due
Street
(EDST)'
on
'
State
provement
re¬
$1,000,000.school:.loan bonds.
1
Offering—Mrs. Harriet M.'
Simpson, County Treasured,' will
sealed bids c'/o The Mer'f
National
Sul¬
will
Municipal Department, 111
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
purchase
follows:
O.V
Treasurer,
pany,
receive
28
Town
ceive, sealed bids c-/o The Second-
.
,
Bank
Norwood, Mass.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
and Judell of New Orleans.
,V.; •'
maine
National
Bond Offering—Edmund F.
Dated Dec. 1,1959. Inter.esLM-S.
chants
Merchants
inclusive.
March 1
on
the
"of
Distrigf. No;- .1
75,000 Public Improvement Water
Works District No. 2 bonds".
Street
Trust
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Storey.
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.michigan
!
maryland
/
Allegan
Baltimore
Bond
Due
O.
Water
County (P. O. Towson),
Maryland
W
V
•-
.
purchase
-Bond
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
.bjds. at the Sgcond Bank-State
1
Caddo Parish-Wide School' District
the
Sale—The $400,000 school
project loan bonds offered Oct. 13
Bond
p.m.
are
(P.
of New Orleans.
for
of
Foxborough, Mass.
'
syndi¬
Androscoggin County'{Pi
Auburn), Maine
Legality
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell
O.
price
3.52%.;
&
Parish
Finance
follows:
for
the
to
Separate bids must be sub¬
mitted
as 3J>0s, .at a
basis of about
a
Co.,, Dane & a.m. (E$T.). on Oct. 27 for the
Company, Dorsey & Co.,; Rapides purchase of $250,000 airport im¬
Bank & Trust Co., of
Alexandria, provement bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
Steiner, Rouse & Co.; Felix 1VI." 1959. Due on Nov. 15 from 1960
price of par.
Springs, La.
bonds
Chelsea^;
.
Federal
bonds.
1960.
•
Weil, ^La¬
Friedrichs & Co.,' E! F.'
Hutton & Co., Kohlmeyer &
'Co.,:
Nusloch,
Baudean
Smith,'
~
$100,000 utilities revenue bonds
27,000
public
improvement
bonds.'
'
38,000
Public
Improvement
Sewerage
District
No.
1
The
of
bouisse,
Due
190,
Offering—Eve K.
until
190, p. 1572—were awarded
the: Lincoln-National Bank of
100.21,
Dinkins & Co., Ducournau
&.Kees,
Glas & Co., Howard, '
Due
louisiana
Bond
14—v.
-to
—
bonds.
Home
and
y
Barrow, Leary & Co., •Equit¬
v. 190, p. 1573 — were awarddd
able Securities Corporation, New¬
to the First Boston
Corporation,
man, Brown & Co.;. Inc., Merrill
as
3.80s, at a price of 100.42, a
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
basis of about 3.75%.
White, Hattier & Sanford, Arnold1
&
Crane, Abroms & Co.., .,Ladd
Lawrence, Mass.
:
1024—were
$300,000 non¬
dormitory revenue
sold
as
Chelsea, Mass.
Bond
members
Works
Housing and
Agency, as 4%s, at
offered
1469—were
*
Bond. Sale—/The $225,000 street
construction - bonds
offered
Oct.
June 1 from,
on
i
•
,
inclusive..^;,.
to 1989 inclusive.'.i.
Other
Sale—The
Housing
Agency,
1974
Water
par.
exempt
bonds
to
946,000 4%s. Due
inclusive.
1979
to
'
Nov. 1 from
on
massachusetts
a.syndi-^yX
4.75%, ^ follows-:
offered
College (P. O.
Barbourville), Ky.
tax
1972
offered
by Scharff &.Jones,
price of par, a net inter¬
a
inclusive.
470.000 3.70s. Due
.
$100,000 41/2S. Due on June-1: from1
1961 to 1969 inclusive.;185.000 414s. Due oir June d. from
Union
Bond
boiidsl.
awarded to
were
est cost of about
Federal
Home Finance
•
on
19711
to
headed
Works
April 1 from
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
—
*
.
Bond Offering—Charles' C. Col¬
April 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
Sale
1968
Natchitothes),
improvement
Inc., at
"V■
Nov. 1 from
.
,
200,000 3%s. Due
Bond Sale—The $1,231,000 pub¬
lic
inclusive.
169,000 41/2s. Due
Hook
O.
Louisiana
Terrebonne
$38,000 4%s. Due
a
(P.
.
April 1 from
on
1980 inclusive.
Glasgow, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $297,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
October
1
Waterworks
cate:
April 1,
on
57,000 5y4s. Due
to
No.
Parish
.
Due
1969 to
as
Dist.
and 1967.
'
Natchitoches
follows:
as
school bonds. Dated Dec.
School
Nov.
was
Jones, Inc., Barrow, Leary & Co.,
col¬
Equitable Securities Corp., New¬
*
'
1
man, Brown & Co., Inc., Merrill umns).
*
'* -;
'
'
'■>
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
; Wicomico
County (P. O.
White, Hattier & Sanfordy Arriolcl
Salisbury), Md.
&
Crane, Abroms & Co'., Ladd
Bond Sale—The $770,000 public
Dinkins
&
Co.,
DucoUmau;" & school bonds offered Oct. 13—v.
Kees, Glas & Co., Howard, Weil, 190, p. 1469 — were awarded to a
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., E. F. group composed of Alex. Brown
Hutton
&
Co., Kphlmeyer Co., & Sons, Kidder, Peabody &
Co.,
Nusloch,
Baudean
&
Smith, and the Equitable Securities Cor¬
Schweickhardt
&
Co., Dane &. poration, at a price of
100.005,-a
Company, Dorsey & Co., "Rapides net: interest cost of about
3.73%,
Bank & Trust Co., of
Alexandria, as follows:
;
f'vV*'*
Steiner, Rouse & Co., Felix M.
$100,000 4s. Due on Nov, 1, 1966
Rives, and Weil, Investment Co.
April 1 from
on
1968.
and
(P.
Bond
Volusia
to
option of the holder, at the Indi¬
County
&
5.38%,
8,000 4%s. Due
ana
Elhhart
were award¬
—
Bros.
$21,000 41/2s. Due
the
on
group composed of Scharff &
dated
are
(Reference to the offering
made
previously in
these
a.m.
sewage works
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
inclusive. Callable
1469
p.
Stein
Boyce, and
the Bankers Bond Co.,
Inc., joint¬
ly, at a price of 97.00 a.net inter¬
sold
tion
revenue
190,
v.
—
ed
Sept.
man, City Clerk-Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until 11
1.959.
Somerville
a
Oct. 14
system
Franklin Dili-
14—v. 190, p. 1121—were awarded
cate
Ky.
corporation first mort¬
gage revenue bonds offered Oct.
Bond
—
&
Sale—The $100,000 public
Sandy
Columbia City, Ind.
Pohl
hall
from
indiana
to
Campbellsville,
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
45,000
bonds,
to
J.
Colombia),
awarded
were
—
Bond
1 from
Certificates due in 1986 and there¬
after will be optional for
$800,000
cate
j 345
follows:
on
O.
(P.
Co., Inc.
1967 to
Due
group
.
90,000 414s. Due
Offering—Frank C. Cor¬
nell, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 22 for the purchase of
$48,000
court house improvement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1960 to July
1,
1965.
Principal and interest
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Oct.
27 for the purchase of
municipal utility
County
posed
Consol.
a
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The 200,000 hospital
bonds offered Oct. 6—v.
190, p.
10
Fort Myers, Fla.
Certificate Offering—S. N.
Gran,
City Clerk, will receive sealec
on
Adair
Peoria
County
Oct.
.
.
were
No. 306 (P. O. Mossville), III.
$500,000
to
kentucky
purchase of $800,000
Wither-
purchase
Interest
Iowa
sold
was
composed of the First National
Bank, .of Chicago, City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas
City,
and Shearson, Hammill &
Co., as
3-1«s, at a price of 100.03, a basis
Vil¬
Dated June
.The
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewer
Legality approved by Charles and
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Kirk-
FLORIDA
Offering—T.
of
Citi¬
Trust
offered
bonds
'
public
^
purchase of $40,000 water¬
Bond Offering
Bond
Board
and
revenue
land & Co.
Florida
Village
—
McKirgan
works
Dean
lowell,
Offering
President
lor the
Bond
cost
the
payable at the
more.
Sale—The $586,000
improvement
Monday, October 19. 1959
.
First National Bank of Balti-
V
La.
.
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
t
;
1961
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 2
Sale—The bonds
totaling
$4,375,000 offered Oct. 13—v. 190,
p. 1468—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the First Boston
Corporation, at a price of 100.38, a
interest
Aina
Principal
iowa
lage Trustees will receive sealed
Wilmington, Del.
net
Bond
the
ments
1959.
Company, of
Washington. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
Lafayette, III.
supple¬
1,
&
*
•
purchaser. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
'
Oct.
&
enson
190, p.
the
Natchitoches,
clusive.
Dated
zens
the"syndicate:
Other members of
14—v.
24.000 Civil
as
Due on Feb.
19791inclusive.
from 1969 to
Sale^—The $590,000 school
offered
4.28%,
Due on Feb. I, 1968.
4.20s.
3,527,000
Newington, Conn.
Bond
about
Due on Feb. 1 from
1967 inclusive.—lu.
to
248,000 4J/2s.
connecticut
bonds
of
$1,225,000 5s.
Wyllie & Thornhill.
f
cost
follows:
.
Offering —C.
H.
Executive,—will
$10,000,000
Due
on
1989
public
Nov.
school .bonds.
1
from
1961
to
inclusive.
interest
Principal and
(M-N)" payable at the
Mercantile
School
District,
Michigan
Bond
.
Kalh,
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Oct. 28 for the purchase' of
$20,000,000 bonds, as follows:
County
Public
Sale—The $485,000 school
site
and
Oct.
13
bonds offered
1346 — were
composed of
Braun,
Bosworth
Sc
Co.,
Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
E. H.
Schneider & Co., Charles
.Parcells. &
Co., and Walter J.
Wade, Inc., at a price of 100.04,
a net interest cost of about
4.31%,
as
building
—
awarded
190,
v.
to
a
p.
group
follows:
Safe
Deposit. &
Co., Baltimore.
$135,000 5s. Due on April 1 from
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
10,000,000 Balitmore County Met-,
ropolitan District; bonds. Due
105,000 '412S. Due on April 1 from
-
Trust
on
Nov.
1
from
1331
to
1999
1961
to
1970
inclusive.
-
Volume
Number 5891
190
165,000 4. Us. Due
1971
1975
to
on
and
will
on
April 1, 1976
1977.
receive
p.m.
April 1 from
inclusive.
80,000 3 Us. Due
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(EST)
City
bids
Oct.
until
for
26
8
nally were offered on Sept.
v.
190, p. 921—and not sold.
the
purchase of $49,000 tax anticipa¬
Jefferson
tion notes. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due
■
April
on
Bay
sealed
on
School District, Mich.
1960.
1,
Principal
interest/payable at
Note Offering—Lyle E. Ewing,
Secretary of Board of Education,
purchaser.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(P.
and
bank or trust
a
Legality
approved
by
awarded to
The™
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
Ripley & Co., Inc., John Nu.veen
& Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Allan Blair & Co., Martin & Co.,
and Vincent Newman & Co., at a
price of 100.002, a net interest
cost of about 4.52%, as follows:
syndicate headed by
a
.
Braun,-
Bos worth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Co., and the
Barcus, Kindred &
ticipation notes offered Oct. .8—
k First fof
Michigan Corporation, at
v.
190, p. 1470—were awarded toa
price of- 100.03, a net interest
the
Peoples
National, Baok
&
cost of about 4.86%, as follows:
Trust Co., and the; Bay City. Bank,
both of Bay City, jointly, at.3.00%.
$740,000*-6s. Due on July 1 from
Belding Area School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $495,000 gen¬
,
$270,000 5s.
1960
1 from
inclusive.
1966
to
1967
4%s.
Due on July 1
from. 1970 to 1977 inclusive. /
from
inclusive.
1970
4Us.
1,530*000
1,055,000
•
Due on July
to
200,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
,
I960- tier 1969 inclusive.
'
Due
1071 to
-
July
on
company designated by
purchaser. Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
MINNESOTA
(
1
1988 inclusive.
Bayport, Minn.
Bond Offering—Carl Hagen, Vil¬
lage Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
by
Saginaw
School
Mich.
District,
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $200,*
Note Offering—Arnold M.
Karls,
Secretary of Board of Education,
000
(EST) on Oct. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $800,000 tax anticipation
notes. Dated October 1, 1959. Due
on
June 30, 1961.
Payable at a
p.m.
Public
School
purchaser. Legality approved by
Owen, Scott, Barber 8c
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
;
Indep.
Bemidji
District,
Michigan
bonds.
Dorsey,
'■
Saugatuck
purpose
cipal and interest payable at any
suitable bank designated by the
place agreed upon with the pur¬
chaser.
corporate
Dated Dec. 1, 1959. Due on Dec. I
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
School
District
No. 31, Minn.
)r
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 school
Note Sale—The $14,650 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Sept. 30— building bonds offered Oct. 7 were
awarded to a group composed o|
v. 190, p.
1346—were awarded to
the Fruit Growers State Bank, of the First National Bank* of St.
Paul, John Nuveen & Co.* Harold
Saugatuck, at 3.25%.
E. Wood 8c Co., Mannheimer-JSgan,
St. Joseph, Mich.
Inc., Shaughnessy & Co., and the
Bond
Security State Bank, of Bemidji,
will receive at a price of par, a net interest
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
cost of about 4.28%, as follows:
awarded to a group composed" of
City Clerk, will receive
Other members of the syndicate:
bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. on Oct. 19 for the purchase of
ffarriman
Ripley
Co.,
Inc.,
$180,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
John Niiveen & Co.; Paine, Web¬
19 for the purchase of $400,000 $250,000 Motor Vehicle Highway
Kenower, MacArthur 8c Co., Wat-,
1962 to 1970 inclusive,
>
ber, Jackson & Curtis; B. J. Van tax
anticipation notes. Dated Nov. Fund bonds. Dated April 1, 1959.
ling, Lerchen & Co., and .Charles
320,000 4.20s. Due on Feb. .1 from
Ingem 8c Co.; Kenower, MacArthur
Due on April 1 from 1960 to 1971
1, 1959. Due on March 1, 1960.
Parcells & Co.. at a price of 100.27,
1971 to 1979 inclusive.
& Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.;
inclusive. Principal and interest
a net interest cost of about 4.49%,
H. V. .Sattley & Co.; Shannon &
Livonia, Mich.
Cambridge, Minn.
as follows:
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
'sV
Bond Sale—The $383,000 gen¬
Cp.; Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.;
Bond Sale — An issue of $9,000
company designated by the pur¬
$55,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
eral obligation fire station bonds chaser.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Ray Allen
Legality approved by Mil¬ general obligation storm sewer
I960- to 1965 Inclusive.
Olson <&
Beaumont, Inc.; Allan offered Oct. 12—v. 190, p. 1470 ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of bonds was sold to the Cambridge
440,000 41i s. Due on Jlily 1 from Blair- & Co.; Channer Securities —were awarded to
State Bank, in Canibridge, as 5s,
Braun, Bos- Detroit.
1966 to 1988 inclusive. ; ' :•
Co.; Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.; Fri¬ worth '& Co., Inc., and the First
at a price of par.
Schoolcraft County (P. O.
day & Co.; McDougal & Condon, of Michigan
Benton Harbor, Mich.
Corp.,
jointly, as
Cokato, Minn.
Manistique), Mich.
Bond Offering—Earl Tidev, City
Inc.-;
Vincent
Newman
&
Co.; follows:
Bond Sale—The $20,000 funding
Note Sale—The $25,000 tax an¬
Charles Parcells & Co.; Pohl & Co.,
Clerk, will' receive sealed " bids
$275,000 4:Kts. Due on April 1
bonds offered Oct, 6—v. 190, p.
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 26' Inc.: Thomas & Co.; Townsend,
from 1960 to 1982 inclusive. ticipation notes offered Oct. 12—
1347—were awarded to the State
v.
190, p. 1573—were awarded to
for the purchase pf $185,000 .spe¬
Da&nVy"*& Tyson; M. B. Vick &
108,000 4 Us. Due on April 1 from
the First National Bank, tpnd the Bank, of Cokato, as 4s, at a price
cial
assessment
and
Walter,'
Woody
&
paving - bonds. Co.,
1983 to 1989 inclusive.
State Savings Bank, both of Man¬ of par.
Dated Oct, 1, 1959. Due on Sept. 1
Heimerdinger.
Coon Rapids, Minn.
Livonia Public School District,
istique, jointly, at 4.00%.
from I960 to 1968 inclusive. Inter¬
Bond Sale—The $667,000 gen¬
>.
Gibraultar, Mich.
Michigan
est
M-S,
Legality approved by
Shiawassee County (P. O.
Bond Offering—Joseph L. Col¬
eral obligation improvement bonds
Note
Sale—The $1,280,000 tax
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Corunna), Mich.
ling, tV'bage. Clerk, will receive anticipation notes offered Oct. 8—
offered Oct. 7—v. 190, p. 1470-.
of Detroit.
- - 7
' *
Note Offering—Clark D. Kings¬
.sealed" bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
were awarded to Barcus, Kindred
•"
i
v.
190, p. 1470—were awarded to
Oct. 20 for the purchase of $202,bury, County Clerk, will receive & Co., as follows:
Cherry Hill School District (P. O.
the National Bank of Detroit, at
sealed
bids until 5
p.m.
(EST)
000 special assessment bonds, as
lnhster)y Mich. ■
2.40%.
on
Oct. 19 for the purchase of $597,000 4.40s. Due on Jan. 1 from
\ Note Sale—The $67.1)00 tax an¬ follow^:
•
1961 to 1978 inclusive.
<
1
Manton Consol. School District,
$115,000 tax anticipation notes.
ticipation notes offered ,Oct. 9— $135,000 , paying bonds. Due on
70,000 2s. Due 011 Jan. 1,1979 and
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on March
Michigan
v.
190, p. 1470—were awarded to
Nov. 1 from 1960 to 1968 in¬
1980.
1,
1960. Principal
and interest
Bond Sale—The $540,000 school
the National Bank of Detroit, at
clusive.
payable at a place agreed upon
2.50%.
Minneapolis, Minn.
67,000 storm sewer bonds. Due building bonds offered Oct. 8—v.
with the purchaser.
Bond Sale
The $1,800,000
oil Nov:
1 from 1960 to 1968
190, p. 1346—were awarded to a
eral obligation school bonds' of¬
fered Oct. 7—v. -I960','.p., .1346—we're!
.
—
and
of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc., Harriman
—
City School District, Mich.
Note Sale—The $300,000 tax an¬
site
posed
15, 19o9..Due on Garden City School District, Mich.
Oct. To, 1960. Principal and inter¬ ; I. Bond Sale—The $3,700,000 school
est payable at ja place .agreed upon
building and site bonds offered
with the purchaser.;
Oct. 12
v.
190, p. 1346—were
■Bay
District
North
Sale
d
trust
or
53
the
Stoney Creek,
Monroe), Mich.
0 11
were
notes. Dated Oct.
;
1—
$2,000,000
building bonds
offered Oct. 13—v. 190, p. 1470—
Detroit.
of
School
Consol.
5102
school
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
(EST) oil Oct. 22 for the pur¬
chase of $300,000 tax anticipation
p.m.
O.
B
be designated by the
company to
(1677)
1,905,006
41! Is.
Due
July
011
*
Livonia, Mich.
1
Note Offering—Marie W.
-from 1*^78 to 1987 inclusive.
Clark,
sealed
Offering
Rhodes,
City
Charles J.
—
Clerk,
'
-
•
.
,
:
.
•
.
.
...
•
—
Clintondale
35200
School District
Little
Mack, Mi.
(P. O.
Clemens),
Bond
Offering—Stanley D. Jur-
Secretary of Board
of
Edu¬
sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 9 for
the purchase of $600,000 building
and
site bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1,
cation,
receive
will
1959. Due
:■'
~
composed
of—Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis, "McDonald,
Moore & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
group
Dated- Nov.
7
Michigan
sek,
inclusive:
1, 1959. Principal
(M-N) payable at a
interest
and
bank
trust company designated
or
Inc., and Goodbody & Co., at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 4.79%, as follows:
the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Dickinson, Wright, Da¬
vis, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
by
$125,000 5s.
*
Grayling, Mich.
July 1 from 1962 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
011
1960 to
Sale—The
Bond
$42,000 Motor
1988
Vehicle'Highway Fund bonds of¬
terest (J-J) payable at a bank or;
fered Sept. 21—v. 190, p. 1025—
trust company designated by the'
were
awarded
to
the
Grayling
purchaser. Legality approved by State-Bank.
J*
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Due on July
1970 inclusive.
1 from
125,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
to
1971
inclusive.
1977
*
•
Green
Detroit.
of
Colon
Community School
Michigan
" ~ "
Bond Offering—Faye Whitford,
Secretary of Board of Education,
'
receive
will
sealed
bids
until
8
(EST) on Nov. 4 for the
purchase of $808,000 general obli-'
gation bonds, as follows:
p.m.
$618,000 school building and
on" July 1
1960 to 1986 inclusive.
bonds.
Due
site
from
-
Due
1986
inclusive.
Dated * Sept.
1, 195.9. Principal
(J-J) payable at-a
interest
bank
or.
trust company designated
the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, - Canfield, Padcfock & 3tone, of Detroit. by
*
Dickinson
County P.
O.
Iron
Mountain), Mich.
Note Offering—-E. F. Dolan, Dep¬
Clerk,
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Nov. 12 for the purchase of
County
uty
School
No. 5, Kalamazoo),
will
1, 1959:
ticipation notes offered Sept. 23—
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
v.
190, p. 1233—were awarded to
ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 190, "the Manufactures National Bank,
•
p.
J.
1960,
F-A.
to
1966
_
Wade, Inc.
North
Woods
Harper
School
District,
Note .Offering—Alex
Dembsey,
Treasurer, of Board, of Education,
Hartland
School
Consol.
District,
Michigan
Note, Sale—The $45,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Sept. 28—
v.
190,- p.
the
1233—were awarded to
MePherson
State
Bank,
of
Howell, at 4.00%.
Lansing,
tax
Mich. "
$150,000
anticipation notes was sold to
the
Bank
in
of
the
Commonwealth,
Lansing, at 4.00%
.
Fpwlerville
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
"Note Offering—R. Fred Hauer,
Secretary of Board of Education,
.
,
Fourth
Huntington Woods, Mich.
$98,000 library and cultural build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959.
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
inclusive. Principal
I960 to
1978
interest
bank or trust
and
(A-O) payable at a
designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
company
Detroit.NOTE—The above
.
,
bonds
origi¬
District
•
Twp. Sch. Dist. of the
Class No. 1 (P. O.
Ontonagon), Mich.
Note Sale—The $40,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Sept. 28—
v.
190, p. 1346—were awarded to
the Houghton National Bank, in
Houghton, at 3.75%.
Bond
sealed
bids
until
3
Oct. 29 for the pur¬
chase of $2,886,000 school building
and
site bonds.
Dated Sept.
1,
1959. Due 011 July 1 from 1962 to
(EST)
p.m.
on
1988 inclusive.
and
Bonds due in 1970
thereafter
verse
are
callable in in¬
numerical order
on
any
in¬
terest
payment date on or after
July 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company
to be designated by
the manager of the syndicate or
account purchasing the bonds. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Community
Michigan
Sch.
$375,000 school
building bonds offered
Oct. 1
v.
190, p. 1346 — were
awarded to the First of Michigan
—
and
Co.,
&
Goodbody
receive
will
sealed
bids
for
Aid
Due
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 19
the purchase of $76,000 State
notes.
on
Oct.
Dated
June
Republic
Bond
30,
15,
1959.
1960.
—
District,
James L.
B.
Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) 01} Oct.
27
for
the
purchase of $35,000
school building bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1959. Due on July 1 from 1960
to
1985 inclusive. Principal
and
(J-J)
payable at
bids
sealed
a
bank
until
8
p.m.
Oct. 28 for the pur¬
$600,000 school buildingbonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due
011
July 1 from 1960 to 1988 in¬
(EST)
chase
on
Bonds
thereafter
are
due
in
callable
and
1970
on
any
date on or
in¬
after
July 1, 1969. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company to be designated
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Note—The
the
report
190,
12—v.
im¬
1980 inclusive,
Interest M-N.
Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of Minneapolis,
Pennington County
River
Falls),
Bond Sale—The
(P, O. Thief
Minn.
$34,000 drainage
6—v, 190, p.
offered Oct.
bonds
1347—were awarded to E. J. Pres-
price of
basis of about 4.13%.
cott 8c Co., as 4.20s, at a
100.42,
a
Rochester
Special
No. 4,
School District
Minn,
Offering—Samuel P, Allen.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov,
for
12
school
the purchase of $2,500,000
building bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1961
1983 inclusive. Principal and
stitution
payable at a banking in¬
mutually satisfactory to
purchaser and the
School
Board. Legality approved by Dor¬
sey, Owen, Scott, Barber & Marquardt, of Minneapolis.
the
of
terest payment
Dawson,
interest
Mast, Sec¬
retary of Board of Education, will
clusive.
Central School
T
Michigan
Offering
Bond Offering—Lois
receive
obligation
provement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1959, Due on May 1 from 1961 to
to
jointly, at a price of 100.04.
White Cloud School District, Mich.
seth, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
Brighton, Minn.
general
$250,000
Bond
and
Corp.,
New
Bond Offering—Eyleen F. Hedman, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.pi. (CDST)
on
Oct. 20 for the purchase of
Dist.,
Bond Sale—The
site
Co., and R. W, Pressprich
Co., both of New York City,
jointly, as 3.10s, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 3.07%.
&
District,
Offering—George Roberts,
of Education,
bonds offered
190, p. 1573 — were
to
Morgan
Guaranty
v.
Trust
,
receive
will
—
interest
Perry Public School District, Mich.
Note Offering—Earl H. Bjorn-
cation,
on
Note Sale—An issue of
Ontonagon
tion notes. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due
Jan. 31,
1960. Principal and
with the purchaser.
School
Community School
Michigan
Vestaburg
oil
interest payable at a place agreed
Huron
Utica
15
purposes
awarded
ticipation notes offered Oct. 6—v.
190, p. 1470—were awarded to the
Michigan National Bank, of Battle
Creek, at 3.00%.
at 4.00%.
(EST) on Oct. 20 for the
purchase of $260,000 tax anticipa¬
p.m.
upon
3.00%;.
(P. O. Kinde), Mich.
Note Sale—The $30,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Sept. 21—
v.
190, p. 1233—were awarded to
the Hubbard State Bank, of Kinde,
Michigan
...
.
East
of Detroit, at
1346—were awarded to Walter
Bond Offering -r- Joseph H.
Dated
Aug. 1 from- Karshner, City Clerk will receive
inclusive.
Interest sealed.bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Nov. 17 for the purchase of
Due
City
Michigan
$70,000 county road notes.
Oct.
Community School
District No. 7, Mich.
Note Sale—The $74,900 tax an¬
District
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
190,000 gymnasium bonds.
on July
1 from 1960 to
arid
(P. O. R.
District,
'
Marine
■
Meadow
Oct.
Sale—The $50,000 tax an¬
Note
Secretary of Board
290,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
1978 to 1988 inclusive.
various
Springfield School District, Mich.'
foregoing supersedes
our issue
of Oct.
in
p.
1573.
Wells
Indep.
School District
Minn.
No. 244,
Myli, Dis¬
receive sealed
(CST) on Nov. 9
purchase of $445,000 schoo}
Bond Offering—Loren
trict
Clerk,
will
bids until 4 p.m.
for the
1,1959.
,Dec, 1 from 1961 to 1987
building bonds. Dated Dec.
Due
on
Principal and interest
payable at a place to be
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey,, Owen,
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
inclusive.
(J-D)
neapolis./
Zumbrota, Minn.
Bond Offering — C. F. Marvin,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 21
6or the purchase of $75,000 hospi¬
tal bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1972 inclu¬
on
sive.
Principal
able at
by
the
and interest
pay¬
suitable bank designated
a
(J-J) payable at a suitable bank¬
ing institution to be designated by
the
purchaser, subject to approval
of
the City Council, or at
the
option of the holder, at the office
City Treasurer. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott,
Barber & Marquart, of Minne¬
apolis.
purchaser. Legality ap¬
by Faegre & Benson, of
proved
Minneapolis.
NEBRASKA
Consumers
(P.
Forest
Bond Offering
City
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7
E. L. Johnson,
—
sealed
receive
(CST) on Oct.
(9 for the purchase of $500,000
industrial plant bonds. Due ser¬
ially from i960 to 1979.
Lee
p.im
Supervisors Districts
dk(P. O. Tupelo),
County
Nos. 3 and
Mississippi
Sale—The $600,000 indus¬
bonds offered Oct. 6
v.
Bond
trial
190,
awarded to
of Mem¬
phis, and Leland Speed Company,
jointly.
1,347
p.
were
;
the First National Bank,
3.86%,
received
be
office
the
at
of
solidated Eastern System revenue,
bonds.
Dated
July
semi-annually
from 1963
able
time
on
1992 inclusive. Call¬
to
whole
in
1, 1959. Due
Jam and July 1
in
or
any
after
July 1, 1964.
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
on
Interest
or
J-J.
Bond
1972 to
works
Oct.
water¬
improvement bonds offered
6
190,
v.
—
1.471—were
p.
Allen & Company.
awarded to
Secretary of the Bond Com¬
mission, will receive sealed bids
until
10 a.m.
(CST) on Nov. 10
for
the
purchase of $1,000,000
son,
Greater
Port
of
Pascagoula
provement revenue bonds.
Sept. 1, 1959,
Due
im¬
Dated
Sept. 1 from
on
1064 to 1984 inclusive.
Callable
as
of Sept. 1, 1969. Principal and in¬
terest payable at a paying agent
designated
by
the
State
Bond
Commission. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
Mississippi
Offering
Bond
Attorney
ceivesealed
{CST)
of)
Joe T. Patter¬
General,
bids
wi 11
until
for
10
10
were
pur¬
Principal
and
(M-N) payable at a pay¬
ing agent or agents to be desig¬
by the State Bond Commis¬
sion.
Legality
Charles
&
approved
Trauernicht.
by
of
Joseph School District, Mo,
Offering
R. V. Bloom—
field, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
receive
sealed
Feb.
1
from
1965
to
B.
as
4.1.0s,
J,
Van
at
$1,300,000 bonds,
$950,000
bonds
1974
offered
1573— were
g—Frank
J.
n
g
on
as
—
John
follows:
from
1
Due
on
Nov.
1
1960
to
from
1960
to
1964, inclusive.
Dated
interest
either
&
Nov.
the
1,
(M-N)
Camden
Principal
payable
Trust
at
Co.
Trust Co., both of
Camden, or
such other bank or trust com¬
pany
in New York City.
(CST)
of
Ocean
receive
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
on Oct. 28 for the purchase
$2,100,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
at
bank
a
or
trust
pay¬
company
approved
County (P. O. Toms River),
New Jersey
Bond
Offering
—
Mrs.
Carter, Clerk of Board of
Freeholders, will receive
Bell port,
the
County
lows:
or
St.
Council.
Louis
County-,
Legality
proved by Charles &
of St. Louis.
ap¬
Trauernicht,
MONTANA
Deer
-Bond
B.
the
Offering
—
City Clerk J.
or
oral
bids
at
8
p.m.
(MST) on Nov. 2 for the pur¬
chase of $165,000 sewerage
system
revenue bonds. Dated
July
on
July 1 from 1961
to
1979
and
on
July 1, 1969
interest payment date
thereafter. Principal and interest
any
Dec.
interest
1964, incl.
1, 1959. Principal
(J-D)
payable at
the First National Bank of Toms
River. Legality approved
by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble &' Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
NEW
Grant
inclusive. Callable
and
fol¬
Due on
Dee. 1 from 1960 to
1964, incl.
147,000 series B bonds.
Due on
1, 1959.
Due
as
$594,000 series A bonds.
Dated
Kendrick, Jr. announces that
City
Council
will
receive
sealed
bonds,
Dee. 1 from 1960 to
Lodge, Mont.
MEXICO
County (P. O. Silver City),
Union
p.
Cheehtowaga,
Dist.
No.
6
1
Cleveland Hill
Fire
(P. O. Cheehtowaga),
fered
Oct.
wore
awarded
turers
of
8
Bond
Offering
1471
p.
the
to
—
Manufac¬
& Traders Trust
Company,
at a price
for
the
purchase
Chili
Water District
Rochester),
Bond
water
190,
Sale
bonds
Y.
offered
1574—were
p.
(P. O.
N.
The
—
$2,930,000
Oct.
15—v.
awarded
to
a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc., B. J. Van
Ingen &
Co., Fahnestock & Co., First of
Michigan Corp., Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc.,
Sage, Rutty & Co.,
Inc., and Tilney & Co., as 4s, at a
price of 100.76, a basis of about
3.93%.
Cornwall
(P. O.
Cornwall-on-
Kastelie,
receive
■
on
Oct.
27
Oct.
1,
I960
for
fire
the
house
1959. Due
.1974
to
purchase
of
Dated
bonds.
Oct.
on
I
Principal
payable at the
County National Bank, in Corn¬
wall.
Legality approved by Vaudewater, Sykcs, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Fire
Bond
District
No.
3
(P.
O.
Cheehtowaga), N. Y.
Offering—Edward A.Ralph.
Treasurer, will receive
District
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Oct. 21 for the purchase of
$220,000 fire bonds. Dated Oct.
Due
on
April 1 from 1960 to 1974
inclusive.
(A-O)
turers
1,1959.
Principal
payable
&
at
and interest
the Manufac¬
Traders Trust
Co., Buf¬
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
kins,
Hamilton
Bond
receive
empt
Bond, Sale—Tlie $360,000
.
of
the
sealed
(EDST)
chase
gen¬
obligation hospital bonds of¬
York
Offering—Robert A. Kerr,
Treasurer
Oct.
on
of
Trustees,
bids
23
until
for
$1,829,000
revenue
11
the
non-tax
bonds,
will
a.m.
pur¬
ex¬
follows:
as
$1,569,000 dormitory bonds. Dated
Dec.
1,
from
19o6.
1959
to
pany, Salt Lake City; Courts &
Co., Atlanta; Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co., Chicago.
Dcwar, Robertson & Pancoask
York
San
man
Note
New
Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Cleveland;
Fahnestock
&
Co.;
Federation
First National
awarded
were
to
Salomon
Hutzler, at 3.21%,
mium of $53.
»
New York
Note
plus
Bros.
a
;
City Housing Authority,
York
Offering—Chairman
liam Reid
thority
will
p.m.
receive
on
Oct.
20
the
Chemical
bids
sealed
(EDST)
for
Wil¬
that the Au¬
announces
until
1
pre¬
purchase of $30,460,000
temporary
loan
notes
(Series
CTN-15).
Dated Nov. 16, 1959.
Due on May 17, I960. Payable at
Bank
New
York
Trust
Company, in
New YorkCity. Legality approved by Sulli¬
van,
Donovan,
Hanrahan,
McGovcrn
&
Lane, of New York
City.
New
school
190,
York
Sale
Bond
The
bonds
1347—were
p.
syndicate
Oct.
15—v.
awarded
to
a
headed
by the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
as 3.70s, at a price"of
100.41399, a
interest
of
cost
3.648%.
A
competing group, headed by the
Fii;st National City Bank of New
York, offered to
the bonds
as
pay
39is,
or
100.2399 for
a
net cost of
3.72%.
The Chase Manhattan Bank and
Associates
made
public re-offer¬
ing of the bonds at prices to yield
from 3% to 3.70%, according to
maturity.
(Hie syndicate's new
issue
advertising
announcement
appears 011 page
56.
Current
sale,
the
eighteenth
offering since the City Comptrol¬
ler, Lawrence Gerosa took office
January 1, 1954, increased to
$661,945,000 the amount of New
York City bonds placed at public
bidding in the municipal bond
on
market.
12,
The
1954,
Due
on
199G
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
previous sales:
May
$79,200,000 cost 1.894%;
4,
1954,
$21,555,000
November
Glickenhaus
and
Carlton,
Clarkson
School
Murray,
(Towns)
District
No.
1
Hamlin
Central
(P. O.
Kendall), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Laura E. Ca¬
District Clerk, will receive
ter,
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(DST) on
Oct. 22 for the purchase of
$180,000
school
building bonds. Dated
Nov.
1, 1959. Due
to
1977
and interest
011
&
Lembo; Gold¬
Goodbody &
Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
Green, Ellis & Anderson; Gregory
& Sons; Hallgarten & Co.; Harris
Trust and Savings Bank,
Chicago;
Hayden, Miller & Co., Cleveland;
Hemphill, Nojyes & Co;; J. A.
Sachs
man,
&
Co.;
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Holley office of the Marine Trust
;
Hogle
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks; E. F. Hutton & Company.\
The
Illinois
Company, Incor¬
porated,
Chicago;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; Lazard Freres &
Co.; Lehman Brothers;' Carl M»
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;. Manufac¬
turers Trust Company; The Ma¬
rine Trust Company of Western
New York, Buffalo; Mason-Hagan.
Inc., Richmond; Mercantile Na¬
tional
Bank
at
Dallas; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Incorporated; F. S. Moseley &
Chicago;
Boulevard
Bank
National
State
Northern
of
Bank,
The
Trust
Newark;
Company, Chicago; Pacific North¬
west
Company,
Seattle;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; The
Peoples National Bank of Char¬
lottesville, Virginia; The Philadel¬
phia National Bank, of Philadel¬
phia; D. A. Pincus & Co.; Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, Minneapolis;
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
cott & Co., Cleveland.
Inc.; Pres-
R.
W. Pressprich & Co.; The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., At¬
lanta; Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
Toledo;
Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
Philadelphia; Schmidt, Roberts &
Parke, Philadelphia; Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher
&
Co.,
San. Francisco;
Singer, Deane & Scribner, Pitts¬
burgh; John Small & Co., Inc.;
Starkweather & Co.; Stein Bros. &
Boyce, Baltimore;
Sterling Na¬
tional Bank
&
Trust
Company of
New York; Stern Brothers & Co.,
Kansas City.
''
Stone
& Youngberg, San Fran¬
Swiss American Corpora¬
cisco;
1.13^ ;. January 19, 1955, $65,- tion;'Talmage & Co.; Trust Com¬
200,000 cost 2.416%; November 22, pany of Georgia, Atlanta; Tuller
1955, $50,000,000 cost 2.658%; June '& Zucker; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
5,
Inc.; Wachovia Bank. and
Company, Winston-Salem;
den & Co., Inc.; Chas. E. Weigold
& Co., Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; R.
1956, $30,000,000 cost 2.795%;
September 12,
1956, $30,000,000
3.278%; February 5, 1957,
$25,150,000 cost 2.893%; April 23,
1957,
$30,500,000
cost
3.449%;
August 15, 1957, $40,000,000 cost
3.768%; November 13, 1957, $36,-
Trust
Wee-
D.
White
&
Company;
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., Yarnall, Biddle
& Co., Philadelphia.
500.000
cost 3.548%; January 15,
1958, $25,500,000 cost 2.12%; Feb¬
ruary
25, 1.958, $44,500,000 cost
2.848%; May 15, 1958. $47,300,000
cost
2.528%;
August
26,
1958,
$32,400,000 cost 3,247%; November
25, 1958, $32,800,000 cost 3.17%;
Olive, Shandahen, Woodstock,
Marbletown
Sch.
SYNDICATE
Associates
hattan
Bank
of
the
in
the
Chase
Man¬
underwriting
of the present issue are as follows:
Bache & Co.; Robert W. Baird
&
Co.,
Barr
Incorporated,
Brothers
&
Milwaukee;
Co.;
Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., Incorporated,
Kansas City; J. Barth & Co., San
Francisco; Baxter & Company;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker
& Co.,
Incorporated; Blair & Co.,
Incorporated: Blyth & Co., Inc.;
The
St.
Boatmen's
National
Bank
of
Louis; Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Chicago.
Hurley Central
1
(P. O.
No.
Boiceville),
N.
Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of
composed
was
sold
the
of
to
$580,300
a
Marine
group
Trust
Company of Western New York,
the
Manufacturers
and
Traders
Company,
both of Buffalo,
Cross, and
Ii. D.
White & Co:, as 3.90s, at a price
Roosevelt
MEMBERS
and
District
school bonds
Trust
Kendall,
in.Dallas; The
of
Memphis;
Bank
cost
260,000 housing bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1958. Due 011 Oct. 1 from j March 10, 1959, $26,340,000 cost
1961
to
1990
inclusive. In¬ 3.173%, and June 4, 1959, $27,000,000 cost 3.569%.
terest A-O.
Legality of both issues approved
by Vandewater, Sykcs, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
.
Trust* Co.;
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.,
Washington, D. C.
.
National
$18,000,000
offered
.
Co.
City, N. Y.
—
&
,
First Security Bank of Utah,
N.A.,
Salt
Lake
City; Folger, Nolan,
$2,507,000 tem¬
porary loan notes (Issue CLXX)
offered Oct. 13—v. 190, p. 1574-^
&
Bank
First National Bank
York
Sale—The
,
Ernst &
Cityi Housing Authority,
1
Antonio; Drexel & Co.; East¬
Dillon, Union Securities Co.;
cost
College (P. O. Clinton),
New
Continental Bank and Trust Com¬
of New York City.
from
inclusive.
and interest (A-O)
Reese,
of
way,
net
Hudson), N. Y.
Bond Offering—-Ernest
Village
Treasurer,
will
t
$929,000
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1960 to
1988,
inclusive. 'Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Marlboro, or at the
option of the holder, at the Manu¬
facturers Trust Co., of New York
City. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
the
Buffalo, as 4.20s,
100.05, a basis of about 4.19%.
of
Lloyd
—
New
190,
v.
—
Kansas
City; Julien Collins &
Company,Chicago;
Commerce
Trust Company, Kansas
City; The
(P. O. Marlboro), N. Y.
New
N. Y.
Savings
1960
New Mexico
eral
190,
to
Bank, of
Patehogucy as 4s, at a price of
100.10, a basis of about 3.93%.
Chosen
to be designated by the
purchaser
and subject to the approval
by the
St. Louis
d
c
Bond Sale—The $35,000 public
improvement bonds offered Oct. 8
—v.
190, p. 1471—were awarded
Eirply L.
sealed
bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 4
for the purchase of
$741,000 gen¬
eral improvement
in
water
14—v.
d
or
National Bank
Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York
City.
Burkamp, County Treasurer, will
$65,000
Oct.
a w a r
falo.
1959.
First Camden
inclusive.
The
Citizens
and
Southern National Bank,
Atlanta;
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on Oct.
22
Sage,
& Co., as 4.20s, at a. price
100.117, a basis of about 4.18%.
T.
improvem't bonds.
Nov.
from
Oct.
on
Rutty
of
Forks
i
1964, inclusive.
350,000 water improvem't bonds.
at
11
sewer
Due
the
i
e r
Odorisio, City ClCrk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
October 29 for the purchase of
St. Louis County
e r
In gen
Camden, N. J.
and,
Missouri
$150,000 county
a
O f f
Due
Sale—The
$30,000
& Co., Inc.,
price of 100.15, a
basis of about 4.07%.
1980
(P. O. Clayton),
Atlantic
improvement bonds offered Oct.
14—v. 190, p. 1471—were awarded
to
1
inclusive.
sealed bids until 12T45 p.m. (EST)
County (P. O.
City), N. J.
Bond Sale—The
from
Arhport, N- Y.
Bond
syndicate:
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic
Principal and interest
payable at the Morgan Guaranty
Trust Company, of New York
City.
O f f
a
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc., J. C. Bradford & Co., W. H.
Morton & Co.) Inc., Fahnestock &
Co., Baxter & Co., Auchincloss,
Parker &
Redpath, A. Webster
Dougherty & Co., Stern Brothers
& Co., Dreyfus & Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Granger & Co.,
and Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.
inclusive.
Bond
to
tal Illinois National Bank & Trust
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1960.
on
e
Co., of Chicago, Phelps, Fenn &
Co., Shields & Co., John Nuvccn
& Co., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc.,
bids
until 4 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 9 for
the purchase of $2,800,000 school
Due
d
1471—
p.
Kidder,-Pcabody & Co., Continan-
St.
MISSOURI
will
d
190,
basis of about 3.22%.
Other members of the
Bond
cation,
various pur¬
syndicate
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., as 31?4S, at a price of 100.19, a
Louis.
Bond
14—v.
a w a r
am.
the
interest
St.
Oct.
1
$113,000 build¬
ing and fire apparatus bonds of¬
(State of)
The
Oct.
Company;
of
Yorflk City.
New York
re¬
Nov. 1 from 1960
on
inclusive.
1975
—
Oct. 1 from
on
on
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Vande water
Galloway,
Marlboro Central School District
Bond Sale—The
bonds totaling $15,991,000 of¬
pose
$14,000,000 general obli¬
school bonds. Dated Nov.
i, 1959. Due
nated
Sale
of
gation
to
—
Nov.
on
chase
(State
Hampshire
Bond
fered
Mississippi (State of)
Bond Offering—Joe T. Patter¬
son,
New
about
of
NEW YORK
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Sale—The $75,000
Due
1971
,
Lucedale, Miss.
New York. Legal¬
approved
by
Sykes, Heckler &
No.
Due
1966 to
to
part at
price of
a
cost
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
..
144,000 4s.
District
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood* 67
Wall Street, New York City, un¬
til 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct; 27 for
the purchase of $23,300,000 Con¬
Co. of Western
follows:
as
$144,000 3(vs.
of Directors R. L.
Schact announces that sealed bids
will
interest
net
a
of Board
ager
1347—
p.
New
Bayard, jointly, at
par,
72,000 3%s.
Power
1.90.
of
O. Columbus), Neb.
Offering—General Man¬
Bond
City, Miss,
Public
Sept. 30—v.
ity
%
MISSISSIPPI
°
the
of
fered
were
awarded to Zahner & Co ,
and the Grant County State Bank,
of
100.05,
Pine
&
a
basis of about 3.89%.
Plains,
Milan,
Stanford,
Northeast, Gallatin, Ancram,
Livingston and Clermont
(Towns) Central Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Pine Plains),
New
Bond
York
—
James
McGinnis, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST) on
Oct. 21 for the purchase of $350,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1.
1959.
Offering
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1979, inclusive.
1961 to
Principal and in-
1
Volume* 190
Number 5891
_
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Iterest
to
(J-J) payable, at the Stis- until 11. a.m. (EST) on Oct. 20 for
sing National Bank,-in Pine Plains,., .the, purchase - of $150,000 county
Legality approved by Vandewater, hospital bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of Due-^on May 1 from 1961 to 1975
inclusive," Principal and interest
|New York City. ' ■';<
-fM-N)-payable at the First Na¬
jPoughkeepsie City School District, tional City Bank, of New York
New York
City. Legality approved by Mitch¬
Bond Offering—Edwin L. Hunell, Perching,'Shetterly & Mitchell,
Iger, District Clerk, will reccive- of New York City.
" *
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on
OHIO
Oct. 21 for
the purchase ofrrrnt t
$175,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
homa
Cutler,
Manufacturers
$0.0
tional Bank, of Poughkeepsic. Le¬
approved by Vandc\\• ater,
Sykes,
I New
Heckler
Galloway,' of
&
issue of "Oct. 5—v.
York- City.
St.
Mary's Hospital (P\
City, and' R.
jointly.
190, p. 1471.
Offering
XOhio -f:\ %/%'%;
dormitory
nurses'
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due
bonds.
revenue
Semi-annually
on
and
June
D'cc.'l froiw. I960 to 1979 inclusive.
1, 1958.. Due on Oct, f
to 1998 inclusive.
In¬
Oct.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
approved" by ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Vandewater,
Sykes,.: Heckler-: -&
V.%
F^astlake, Ohio
Galloway; of Ne\V; York,City.r
Bond/i$a|e-^The $850,000 sewer-
from
1961
terest A-O. Legality
irge. syktb^'bohds offered Oct. 13
Utica, N. Y:; * !
Bond Sale — The Various pur¬
-
"awarded
Were
to
a
com-
group
$589,000 of¬ posed1 *of Seasongood & Mayer,
1348— Pohl & Co., Inc., W. E. Hutton
& Co., Walter, Woody & Heimerwere awarded to Smith, Barney &
Co., and the Mercantile Trust Co., dinger, and Fox^ Reusch & Co.,
of St. Louis, jointly, as 3.40s, at a Tnc.V'as 4!'2S, at a price of 101.53,
price of 100.26. a- basis of about a Basis of about 4.31%.
totaling
bonds
pose
fered
3.35%.-
190,. p.
14—v.
Oct.
No.
(P. O.
1
Vestal), N.Y.
Fostoria, Ohio
SalCThe $31,500 street
improvement bonds offered Oct.
6—v. 190, p. 1348—were awarded
to Braun, Bosvvorth
& Co., Inc.,
as 3""4S, at a price of 100.33."
'-Bond
.
$3,315,000 school
06t.
14:—v. 190,
Bond Sale—The
offered
bonds
1574—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
composed of the" Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York;
p.
J
Lucas
"
v
County (P. O. Toledo),
*
^
-
Oh.o
Buffalo, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,, "•Bond Sale—The
$896,940 special
Fenner & Smith Inc., Manufactur¬
assessment sanitary sewer bonds
ers and Traders Trust Co:, of Buf¬
oftcrecl, Oct^G—v. 190, p. 1235—
falo, Roosevelt -& Cross," Wood;
were
awarded to a group comStruthers & Co.. Hayden, Stone &
posed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., and Henry Shearson, Hammill & Co., SeasunG. Wells & Co., as 3.90s, at a price
good & Mayer, and Pohl & Co.,
of 100.13, a basis of about 3.88%.
Inc., as 3%s, at a price of l00.30,
in
.
a
NORTH CAROLINA
County,
N. C.
Offering—W. E. Easier-
Parkwood),
-
Bond
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
ling,
unlil.11'a.m. (EST) on Oct. 20 for
purchase of $162,000 general
obligation water and sewer bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on May 1
from 1963 to 1991 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Chase Manhattan Bank, of
to
inclusive.
1970
Logan
No.
County Indep Sch. District
2 CP. O. Crescent), Okla.
Bond
Offering—H.
sealed
receive
City. Legality approved
(P.\°($.
Ohio ^
Montgomery County
Dayton),
Sale—The $198,000
Bond
Oct.
offered
8—v.
awarded
were
Mayer,
100.03,
Oklahoma
County
O. Salisbury),
(P.
North Carolina
North
Oct.
bonds
190, p. 1348—
Seasongood &
to
3-"ts, at a price of
basis of about 3.74%.
a
Ohio
$95,000 water¬
Kingsville,
Sale—The
Bond
works
improvement bonds offered
6
—
190,
v.
awarded
101.23,
1348— were
p.
the
to
Corporation,
First
Cleveland
4'4s, at a price of
as
-(EST) ;on Oct. 27
purchase^ 0% $2,125,000.
11
until
receive
will"
bonds, as
folio\vs:'.|;
school-, building bonds.
lunc lvv 1958Due on
$2,000,000
Dated
June
.
1
1961 to
1969
Principal
and
Carrie Lovett,
until
2
(EST)
p.m.
on
2 for the
purchase of $71,500 gen¬
obligation bonds, as follows:
$02,600 street improvement
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
bonds.
ment
bonds
1961
to
8,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
on
Nov. i from 1961 to 1964
inclusive.
City, at 100.02,
of
about
inclusive.
(J-D)
1,
Wellsville, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
$300,000 sewer
Raleigh. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed. Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
Mericka & Co.,
jointly, as 43,4s, at a price of
100.28, a basis of about 4.22%.
of
Stantonburg, N. C.
Sale—An issue of $95,000
anticipation notes was
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
& Smith Inc.*
water bond
sold
to
Fenner
(P..O.
Yadkinville), N. C.
Bond
Offering—W. E. EasterYadkin
County
ling, Secretary of Local
ment
Commission, will
sealed bids at. his office
airport
improve¬
Oct.
13—v.
follows:
as,
1969 inclusive.
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Due
3.70s.
1974
from
1984
to
members
Other
of
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
syndi¬
the
Edgeworth, Pa.
Blyth & Co., Inc., Blair &
Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Salomon
Biros.
& Hujtzler, Lee
cate:
Higginson Corp., Trust Company
of Georgia, Atlanta, First of Mich¬
Corporation, Baxter & Co.,
Bache
& Co., Illinois Company,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc., Bacbn, Whipple & Co., William R.
Staats & Co., and Rockland-Atlas
National Bank, of Boston.
igan
Sale
Steelton), Pa.
Bond
Sale
190,
The
—
revenue
14—v.
1472—were awarded
p.
to
a group composed of Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Schaffer,
Necker & Co., W. H. Newbold's
Son & Co., and Janney, Dulles &
Battles, at a price off 97.65, a net
of
cost
about
for
in
due
basis of about 3.57%.
Haverford
the
ties, to
1061
to
and 1979.
730,000 term bonds
Township School Dist.
Authority (P. O. Havertown), Pa.
Bond Offering—Secretary Fred
The
L. RamsdeU announces that sealed
1999.
Contributora
bids will bo received until 8 p.m.
to the Pennsyl¬
(P. O. Philadelphia),
Pennsylvania
on Oct. 28 for the purchase
$510,000 school revenue bonds.
1959. Due on Nov. 1
Truxtun Hare, Jr;, announces that
sealed bids will be received until
(EST)
Dated Nov. 1,
from
to 1979 inclusive, and
1,1989. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Morgan, Lewis
& Bockius, of Philadelphia.
on
1960
Nov.
Bond
Offering
—
follows:
Lower Merion
Twp. School District
(P. O. Ardmore), Pa.
$575,000 Series A bonds.
Offering—Frances J. Mc-
200,000 Series B bonds.
Secretary
of
Board
of
School
Directors,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST)
on
Oct. 19 for
the purchase of
Cabe,
$250,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Sept.
1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Morgan, Lewis
&. Bockius, of Philadelphia.
Mt.
Lebanon
Twp. School District
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Offering — Marian Head-
Bond
ley, Secretary of Board of Direc-
Dated July 1, 1959. Due on July
1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive. In¬
terest
J-J.
Legality approved by
Elliott &
Townsend,
Twp. School
Authority (P. O. Media), Pa.
Upper Providence
Bond Sale—An issue
school
revenue
chased
via
Butcher & Sherrerd, and
Govern¬
receive
in Raleigh
bids until
Co.,
Bond
Broken
Public
Bow
land,
as
5s.
Bond
Offering
Offering
Bond
sealed
—
bids
V)
of)
Dwight
Forester,
State
Phipps,
will
until
(PST) on Oct. 21 for the
10
L.
re¬
a.m.
purchase
$750,000 forest; rehabilitation
and
reforestation
bonds.
Dated
of
Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1, 1974.
Principal and interest payable at
the State Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
Tigard
Water
Oregon
District,
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
of
$160,000
scheduled for Oet.
been
water
bonds
13—v. 190, p.
postponed until
Nov. 9.
Works
PENNSYLVANIA
Ambridge, Pa.
/
Bond
Vaij E. Mc¬
Queen, Chairman of Trijstees, will
eral
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
12—v.
(CST)
chase
on
revenue
1959.
Oct.
,
—
for the-pur¬
utility system
Dated
Dec.
15,
1£
$200,ObO
of
bondsk
Due
on
iDecr 15
from
1961
aanagj
\
Sale —The
$175,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
190, p. 1575—were
awarded
composed of Cunning¬
Chap¬
lin, McGuiness & Co., Kay, Rich¬
ards & Co., McJunkin^ Patton &
to
a
n
<ac
(State
Authority (P. O. Broken Bow),
Oklahoma
<p
the PMrst
National Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
1575—has
OKLAHOMA
O. Portland),
water bonds was sold to
Wm. J.
and
County, Hood Acres
Oregon
Sale—An issue of $27,500
group
ham. Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
was
negotiated
on
Water District (P.
of $314,000
bonds
1961.
Multnomah
Munson, of
Philadelphia.
Oct. 20 for
the purchase of $10,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1959.
Due
1,
T.
empt dormitory revenue bonds, as
County Indep. Sch. District
1 (P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
Offering — Fannie
C.
Dec.
President
11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 30 for the
purchase of $775,000 non-tax ex¬
Marsh, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
on
4.60s. Due
as
vania Hosp.
Nov. 1,
No.
(CST)
1969 maturi¬
4.35% for the bonds
1978
Bond
p.m.
as
$300,000 serial bonds bearing inv
terest rates ranging from 4%
building bonds.
8:30
4.63%,
follows:
10
tion, will receive sealed
$1,030,000
bonds offered Oct.
Dependent Sch. District
(P. O. Ada), Okla.
Bond Offering — Bids will be
received until 4 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 23 for the purchase of $6,000
Tulsa
Le¬
The
$140,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
12—v. 190, p. 1575—were awarded
to the First Boston Corporation,
as
3r;«s, at- a price of 100.33, a
—
inclusive.
Steelton Borough Authority (P. O.
interest
"
Bond
Bond
600,000 314s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1,697,000
1236^—were awarded
p.
National
Bank, in East
Stroudsburg,
as
3%s, at a price of par.
net interest cost
a
3.71%,
to
190,
the East Stroudsburg
of
$1,200,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
ceive
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Nov.
Dated
improvement bonds offered Sept.
30 were awarded to Prescott &
Note
p.m.
Okla.
offered
Oregon
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City, or at
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Com¬
pany,
3
190, p. 1574—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bankers
Trust
Company, of New York
inclusive.
1969
Dated June
June 1 from
interest
City,
obligation
Now.
1959. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
clusive.
1, 1959. Due on
Stroudsburg, Pa.
$32,000 general
improvement bonds offered Oct.
1979
Ohio
—
1977 in¬
from 1962 to
125,000 airport,bonds.
•
Offering
City Auditor, will receive sealed
a.m.
the
East
to
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
sewer
Bond Sale—The
6—v.
1960
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf-
OREGON
eral
bids;at his office in Raleigh
sealed
for
ctary^
Commission,
ment
3.97%.
from
basis of about 4.35%.
a
Warren,
bids
()fferingn^W..tlE^> Easter¬
Bond
ling,. Scxa
until
Sale—The $3,497,000 gen¬
Bond
eral
as
Bond
Rowan
bids
(CST) on Oct. 19 for the purchase
$15,000 building bonds. Due
serially from 1961 to 1963.
of
No.
special
District
Sewer
assessment
Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchcll,; of. New York City.
&
A.
McNeer,
of Education, will
Clerk of Board
Co., and
as 4s, at
of about
8
(CST) oil Oct. 19 for the
purchase of $470,000 building and
site bonds. Due serially from 1961
Mitchell,
by
until
awarded
8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 26 for the
purchase of $400,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
of about 3.71%.
basis
the
New York
bids
sealed
receive
190, p. 1471—were
Arthurs, Lestrange &
Thomas & Co., jointly,
a price of
100.13, a basis
55
tors, will receive sealed bids until
Pontotoc
Parkwood
Sanitary District (P. O.
Cabarrus
will
Sale—The
$115,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
to
Bond Offering—Mary Jo Spardin, Clerk of Boarfc\ of Education,
1962
/
■
Vestal Central School District
.
No. 29 (P. O. Norman), Okla.
—
^exempt student
Coraopolis, Pa.
Bond
v
FettigV
$375,000 udii-tax
Dated
Inc.,
p.m.
: Bond i Offering—G.
H. Cooper,
Sister ..-Anna
Treasurer of Qlork-Tronsurer of Board of EduBoard of Directors, will"*receiver catVnii-.C' will
receive sealed bids
until liQbp (EST) on Oct. 27 for
sealcd bids nnti 110 a.m.y (EST)
on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of rtiie purchase of $3,350,000 school
ifBond
i Laurentia«■,
Edwards,
J.
Cleveland County Indep. Sch. Dist.
r
bonds
O. '- Cuyahoga. Falls City Sch. District,
^Amsterdam), N. 'Y.rrV
;
.
4.23%.
to
$140,000
distribution system bonds was
sold to the Liberty National Bank
& Trust Company, of Oklahoma
\yill bb received until Oct. 20, and
ngtyOcV:
as reported in our
gality
Co., and McKelvey & Co., as 43/4S,
at a price of 100.16, a basis of
about
8—v.
Bond Sale—An issue of
District
schoolim pro vement
*
Chicago.
of
gas
Correction—Bids for the $1,890,-
Na¬
Company, of Okla¬
at the fiscal agency
Cleveland, Okla.
iy jp59. Ilue .ori .Oct* 1 from! 11)60
ftp'.' 1969..inciusLve*i J?j^kiprpal an<i y'Ti^XP' O. 7410 Market Street,
r,kV Yoangstown), Ohio
interest
(A-Q)
payable at the
and
or
Principal and
the National
the State in New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
■'
Farmers
City,
at
of
.
School
payable
Bank & Trust
'
Boardman' Local
inclusive.
1988
interest
'
'
(1679)
rfl
rn
*
sale
pur¬
by
A. Web-
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1680)
5ter
Dougherty & Co., jointly, as j
follows:
.
or
525,000 4s. Due on Dec. 15, 1969.
30,000 4.20s. Due on Dec. 15, 1974.
35,000 4%s. Due on Dec. 15, 1979.
224,000 4%s. Due on Dec. 15,
serially from
Due
on
15,
SOUTH
Brown
Offering—County
County,
Columbia
No.
11
Ellis
Clerk,
Oct.
on
$195,000
sealed
until
received
26
Court
Featherstone an¬
E.
that
nounces
for
will
the
160,000
1961
Interest
Indep.
J-D.
Legality
issue of $30,000
Sale—An
achool building bonds was sold to
First State Bank, of Clare-
dhe
-nont.
TENNESSEE
Haywood
j
Dallas
County
Water Control and
Improvement District No. 6 (P. O.
Dallas), Texas
Bond
1965
Due
1983
4%s.
from
Dated
1986
from
15
Bonds
thereafter
1989
to
Nov.
15,
1980
County (P. O.
Tenn.
Brownsville),
subject ,td an election to be held
Bond Offering — B. W. Cobb,
on Nov. 7.
County Judge, will receive scaled
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
$870,000 sewer
system revenue
18 for the purchase of $300,000]
bonds.
chool bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
230.000 waterworks bonds.
election
Sale—The
tax
school
bonds
(P.
O.
the
Merchants
241
Bond
un¬
Maurice
Partridge, Chairman of Board of
School
Directors,
will
receive
Interest Exempt from present Federal and New York State Income Taxes
offered
Oct.
p.
price
a
about
of
100.16,
(EDST)
Secretary J.
—
will
receive
of
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on
!
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
;
Principal and interest (A-O) pay- j
able
at
the
Citizens ; National j
Bank, of Hampton, or at the op- ;
tion of the holder, at the Chase
Manhattan - Bank;
of New York'
City. Legality approved by Wood.
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
;
:•
j. ■
NOTE—The
the
;
•
%
.
foregoing
Bond
1348.
p.
Bennett
State.
Debt -will
receive
.
that"
announces
Commission
Local
on
bids in
sealed
222, Finance Building, Cap¬
Richmond,, until noon
(EST) on Oct. 29 for the purchase
itol Square;
of
$1,200,000 each November 1, 1960-74, incl.
Principal and semi-annual interest (May 1 and November 1) payable in New York City at the office of the City Comptroller.
Coupon bonds in denomination of $1,000, convertible into fully registered bonds of the denomination
interchangeable.
super¬
issue of
Leesburg,*V a.
Offering — Secretary J.
•
Dated
Jan.
15..from 1963. to
elusive.
Principal ' and.
on
1982 in-;
interest
(J-J) payable at the Loudon Na¬
tional
of
Bank,
Leesburg,
or
at
the-option of the holder, at the
.
.
water... and
sewer
July 15. 1959. Due"
$300,000
bonds.
not
in bur
report
Room
3.70% School Bonds
multiples thereof, but
;
Oct. 28 for the purchase
on
bonds.
the
.of SI ,000, or
in
$2,500,000 general improvement
Gordon
Due
bids
Finance Building, Cap-; !
itol Square. Richmond, until noon
Sept. 28—v. 190,
Dated November 1, 1959
Local
on
sealed
}
that
announces
Commission
State
sedes
City of New York
of
Hampton, Va.
,
Bond .Offering
Gordon- Bennett
October 16, 1959
$18,000,000
basis
a
3.68%.
^
New issue
!
8—v.
1348 —were awarded to
Mason-Hagan, Inc., and Horner,
190,
(EST)
offered 'sealed bids until 7:30p.m.
Royal, Va.
;]
$500,000 water
Sale—The
bonds
system
Room 222,
A.
Bank of
VIRGINIA
Debt
Town School District,
—
Nov.
on
inclusive.
National
Front
»
an
Offering
1979
Legality
approved
by
Giuliana, of Montpelier.
Securities Cor¬
Oct.
1959. Due
to
the
.
sold
Vermont
Bond
at
Boston.
at
Texas, subject to
on
purchase of
Barksdale & Co., jointly, as 3.70s,
$12,000
was
the
Montpelier Na¬
tional Bank, in Montpelier, or at
v
1
VERMONT
j Washington
j.
$1,000,000
March
issue of
held
1,
1960
1
be
of
to
from
1
Payable
the
I
Bond
County
Columbian
poration
Indep. School District,
Texas "
limited
the
to
1979.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Dallas.
Legality
Robstown
on
general obligation bonds
15,
Nov.
1
March
1984 inclusive.
Sale—An
Bond
Dated
1981 inclusive.
Due
for
21
845,000 school construction bonds.-
inclusive.
on
Eldorado ). Texas
and
following un-(
limited tax bonds totaling $1,100,- approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
000 were sold to Thornton & Co., Boothman, of Dallas.
Sale—The
Schleicher
of Nov.
as
4.20s.
on
1989 inclu¬
in
callable
are
Due
Due
from 1982 to
15
inclusive.
1959.
1965 to
due
Nov.
4.22%,
Oct.
on
were
March
on
1973
to
from 1974 to
190,000
inclusive.
on
Due
1960
4 VstS.
395,000
15
Nov.
on
Due
from
15
inclusive.
1985
to
—
composed of
Peter
41/2S.
$415,000
Nov.
on
1982
to
4%s.
495,000
sive.
Due
1575
p.
group
follows:
as
follows;
as
a
net interest cost of about
a
price
interest cost of
net
4:;is.
from
Nov.
TEXAS
a
4.44%,
from
approved
Columbia), S. Dak.
Bond
about
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(P. O.
100.004,
bonds.
revenue
from
1
of
$145,000
p.m.
1958. Due on Dec.
to
1974 inclusive.
1,
man, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., Dal¬
las Rupe & Son, Inc., and Eppler,
a
to
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Republic National Bank
of
Dallas,
Goodbody
&
Co.,
Austin, Hart & Parvin, and Dallas
Rupe & Son, at a price of par,
general obligation bonds was sold
Inc., at
190,
v.
—
Merrill
to a group composed of the Dallas
Union Securities Co., fnc., Eddie-
Giterin & Turner,
14
awarded
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,000
be
(CST)
purchase of
bids
7:30
electric
Dec.
Dated
DAKOTA
School District
Martin),
O.
Tennessee
Bond
Nov.
(P.
County
Oct.
I;exas
Irving,
1975
interest payment date
any
Weakley
1959. Principal
md interest (J-D) payable at the
First
Pennsylvania
Banking
&
Crust Co., of Philadelphia. Legal¬
ity approved by Morgan, Lewis &
Bockius, of Philadelphia.
Dated
to
thereafter.
1998.
;
1966
inclusive. Callable on Nov, 1, 1969
Monday, October 1.9, 1959
First & Merchants National Bank,
Richmond.
of
Lentil Investment for Savings Banks and Life Insurance Companies in the State of New York
and for Executors, Administrators, Guardians and others
holding Trust Funds
WASHINGTON
.
County,"Issaqucth Sch. Diet.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
King
No.
These Bonds will
constitute, in the opinion of counsel, valid and legally binding general obligations of
City of New 1 ork, all the taxable real property within which will he subject to the lew of ad valorem
taxes to
pay the Bonds and the interest thereon, without limitation as to rate or amount.
(Accrued Interest
sewer
—
v.
the
to
mittee,
1963
3.25%
J966
3.40%
1969
3.50%
1972
3.10
1964
3.30
1967
3.45
1970
3.55
1973
^100
1962
3.20
1965
3.35
1968
3.50
1971
3.60
1974
@ 100
3.65%
& Co., at a price of
interest cost of about
as
follows:
1961
The Chase Manhattan Bank
165,000 37sS. Due
R. W.
Pressprich & Co.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Lazard Freres & Co.
Nov. 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
to
200,000 4s.
Due
1975
1979
to
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
Nov. 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
to
1970
Barr Brothers & Co.
gen¬
net
a
4.01%,
Co., Inc.
$590,000
obligation bonds offfered Oct.
13—v. 190, p. 1472--were awarded
to a group composed of Blyth &
Co., Inc., Seattle-First National
Bank of Seattle,
Dean Witter &
Co., Pacific Northwest Co., and
$225,000 4Ms. Due
Blyth
were
Com¬
price of par.
a
eral
par,
Lehman Brothers
—
Finance
Tacoma, Wash.
as and if issued and received by us, and subject to prior sate and apfrrta! of Ir^alipt
by. Messrs, Jf'oodf King & Daxvson, Attorneys, Aev: York, Y. Y.
Manufacturers Trust Company
p.
Sale—The
Bond
offered^ vsften,
Company
offered
bonds
1027
190,
State
4 V4S, at
as
Coughlin
Chemical Bank New York Trust
gen¬
Rockford, Wash.
Sale—The" $23,000 general
Bond
sold
3.00%
$150,000
obligation bonds offered Oct,
190, p. 1348—were sold to
the State Finance Committee, as
412S, at a price' of par.
obligation
be uddedi
1961
art
Sale—The
Bond
13—v.
Sept. 15
to
1%0
Thf above Bm.h
411
eral
■
MATURITIES AND YIELDS OR PRICES
City.
New York
Cartliy, of
for Investment under the Laws of the State of New York
the
approved
Legality
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc-
on
1
from
Point
(Vil~
Nov.
inclusive.
WISCONSIN
Incorporated
The Northern Trust Company
Bear, Stearns & Co.
Hornhlower 4 Weeks
Blair 4 Co.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades 4 Co.
Hemphill, Noyes £ Co.
North
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Ladenburg, Thalmann 4 Co.
E. F. Hutton 4 Company
Incorporated
DrexeliCo.
Werlheim 4 Co.
Schoellkopf. Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.
Hallgarlen 4 Co.
The Marine Trust Company
*
F. S. Moseley 4 Co
No.
—
B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.
20
Main
O.
(P.
Street,
4937
Racine),
North
Wis.
school
offered
Bond Sale—The $155,000
building
Oct.
Swiss American Corporation
Wind
and
lages) and Part of Caledonia
(Town) Joint Sch. District
Bache 4 Co.
Western New York
ot
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
The Philadelphia National Bank
Bay
6
addition
.
bonds
190, p. 1348
v.
—
—
were
awarded to the American Bank &
Trust Company, of Racine, as
Baxler&Company
'
National State Bank
A.G.Becker4Co.
FaltnestockSCo.
Incorporated
Wm.E. Pollock & Co.. Inc.
Federation Bankand TrustCorapany
Ernst 4 Company
First National BankinDallas
Trust Company of Georgia
Greoorv&Sons
O
J
'
Weeded £ Co.
Chas. E. Wcigold & Co.
Incorporated
rS**aT^
Incorporated
at
price
a
about
school
100.38,
Oconto,
Bonds
Not
submitted
t
of
Oct.
S.
a
4^s,
basis ot
4.09%.
Wis.
bids
were
$350,000
high,
Sold—No
for
the
addition
bonds
offered
-
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