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Reg. U. a. Pat. Office
Volume T88
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^Number 5787
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New York
% N. Y., Monday, October ^20, 1958
Price $1.25
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ABCVendung Cen$.-^-Acquires Shea Concessions— \T
American ElectricPower-
.
Benjamin Shetman. Chairman of the Board, on Oct. 15 announced
A*?® acquisition by this ^corporation of the; theatre-refreshment con¬
cession business, bf Shea
Enterprises, Inc.,, New York, under a texiycar
contract,
effective
The * agreement
and
arenas
New
•
one
as r.of
includes
1, 1958.
motion
picture
theatres,
drive-in
3
>
was
ACF
A
Period
amusememtvpark loeated in five states: Massachusetts,
New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania,* The contract-
not
announced.—V.
188,
745.~j
p.
Industries,'Inc.—Avion to Make Radar Beacons—
contract "to
/:•
be
.....
"^ie con'ra®Vis f°r
used
.
•
an undisclosed number of the beacons, which 'Will
extend the tracking range of ground
in missile test firings to
radar, Mr. Wehrlin said.
The order
was
Treasury and Supply Delegation in the
placed bv the United Kingdom
United States.—V.
188, p.
The
corporation
Douglas
Just -received
Aircraft
Co.,
delivery
Inc.
at
Jr., President, announced on Oct. 14.
The $1,800,000
designed aircraft is the third of the advanced plane to
Alaska
Airlines'
Mr.
Willis
mainliner
Seat tie-Portland
Mr.
the
said
Willis
and
fleet
in
plane
the
last
nine
that
be
would
during
in'
placed
2
,
34
suspend
36
37
for
37
Board
38
•.Montreal
Stock
Exchange
_
.Canadian Stock Exchange
in September of this
year.—V.
175,
p.
traffic
between
September,
to
The
for
82.16
period
1957K—'V.
144,
.■'-■;•.
■
the
effective
'
\
"
number
the
New
Oct.
York
27,
Stock Trading
—
in
Stock Exchange lias voted
the
common
stock
this
of
-
.
shareholders
of
market
for
considered
of
each
the
the
to
shares
Exchange's market.
The company has only
'
the
and
issues
be
number
have
ho
shareholders
111
been
longer
of
shares
available
reduced
so
suitable
for
that
the
trading
in
after
discounting odd lots
publicly held. National Gypsum Co. has acquired
through an exchange of stock.—V. 188, p. 841.
16,146 shares
and
are
American-Marietta Co. (& Subs.)-
43
-Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Aug. 31—
Net
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
Cost
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange
44%
2173.
shares
688,412
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
i
Algremene Kunstzijde t'nie N.V. (A.K.U.-United Rayon
.
shares
42
Over-the-Counter Markets
Portland-
1957
and 19377,108
,to delist the issue.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
company has increased its share of the
Seattle
and
Fairbanks from
11%
during
42,414,383
Application will be made to the Securities and Exchange Copunlsslon
39
August
months
•The
trading,
company.
38
Toronto Stock Exchange—-Curb Section
between
45,256,369
' $2.26
outstanding during
shares
the
Toronto Stock Exchange
service
to
34
Fairbanks-Anchorage in about 60 days.
reported
number lof
average
The Board of Governors of
,
months.
—*
on
To
34
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
the
t%496£80
31304,784
American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.
Be Suspended—
29
___
PM|adriphiapBaltimore Stock Exchange,
and September,
the first
Alaska
Airline operated
"Golden
Nugget"
service,
the
number of passengers
flying on the Portland-Seattle Fairbanks-Anchor¬
age
run
increased 320%
over
the corresponding period
a
year ago.
two
13
1967
#3,703,620
—33,108336
25
34
custom-
join
I—______
.(20,046,062 shares for 1958
p: 1585.4 "' - *-* - * -< -" /*••
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
%
Angeles,
Willis,
'*,Page
Detroit Stock Exchange
another DC-6C airliner
Calif., Charles F.
of
Los
♦Based
Midwest Stock Exchange
1513,
Alaska Airlines, Inc.—Receives Another Airliner—
from
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American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
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.
:
follows:
as
1958
•
^Earnings per sh. of com. stock—12 months
;
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)-
,
,
t
;;;
of subsidiaries.ia
,:V
-'*
__—
Months
12
Stock and; Bond Quotations
arid preferred* dividends
Months
9
'j
income of thiacompany and Its subsidiaries
ail barges • including -provision for deferred ^Federal
'Ended Sept. 30—
1 Month
.
produce radar beacons for United kingdom's long¬
-range missile program •"hasbeen awarded to the corporation's Avion
division, it has been--announced by Richard P. Wehrlin, Division
.President,
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income -taxes
"
Hampshire,
-price
consolidated' net
.
% consolidated; after,
Oct.
31
The
-
Co.^-System Earnings—
v
.
/
33
1958
$
sales
of
products
sold
Operating expenses
Taxes
(less other
income—estimated..;
on
1957
$
176,343,663
155,162,325
123,977,733 107,206,261
30,286,607
25,944,528
income)
10,850,000
11,000,000
11,229,323
11,009,536
6,907,598
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Manufacturing- Corp.*, Arnhem,
Quarter Earnings Higher—
Net
Netherlands
—
Third
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In
t
American
-
General
from
quarter
s
.
r
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,
were
per American share, -whlcfa/compares-with $3,600,000 in the 1957 period,
equal to $1.57;per American share. -Sales during-the first nine months
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American-
of
-
share «4s- the
Fls. 4,0(X> each.—>V.
equivalent of
137, p. 1537.
l/20th
of
an
■'
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Nett income
Reserve
American Smelting & Refining Co.—Canadian Asbes¬
tos Mine and Mill Go Into Operation—
•
.•Reserve Banks
$36,000,000 mining and milling operation which will contribute a
increase to the free world's supply of asbestos fiber was formally
16 at -Black Lake, Quebec.
•
A
7%
48
dedicated on Oct.
'i Redemption-Ctflls and Sinking Fund Notices- 48
The Course of Bank Clearings—...———— 45
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ordinary
Owned and operated'by -Lake Asbestos of Quebec, -Ltd., -a whollyowned-subsidiary, the huge installation adds lO'w to Canadian produc¬
tion of asbestos fiber.
Mining operations at the 3ite are -Expected to
yield 100,000 tons of asbestos a year for at least 20 years, from open
pit- mining; after that underground mining wiH probably be necessary,
The Black Lake installation features-a new mill which cost more than
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Allied Chemical
\
Period End. Sept. 30—
;'»1958—3 Mos.—1957
$
Sales and operating rev. -158,466,949
$
.
Cost
of
goods sold
operating, selling,
eral
$
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a proposed public offering of stock by", this-company. The
order provides an opportunity for a
hearing, upon request, on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
•
$
171,866,430 473,740,936 521,350,243
and
-
gen-
expenses
with
129,365,572 139,186,434 389,891,358 421,388,407
_
Depreciation and deple¬
tion-(inclu. amort¬
ization).
14,179,139
„
13,562,811
C.
:
Total
Divs.
——*143.544,711
inc.
Gross
.
from
opers..
misc.
Int.
inc—
<fc "exps.
Federal
Net
on
Sieel
of
in '59
988,125
2,490,540
3,191,510
20,105,310
1,823.215
7.505,773
43,727,044
5,256,704
15,460,149
24.383,841
U.
.10,776,322
23,010,191
32,863,920
7,839,838
406,775
7,839,838
,
of
5,469,645
S.
(net)'
Total
net
income
shares
of
•^,057,265
18,616,160
23,416,966
40,703,758
outstand¬
ing at. end dt periodEarnings per share:
*8,926.452
9,921,627
9,926,452
9,921,627
Excl. -gain on stk. sale
50.81
$1.08
$2.32
Securities
$0.81
$1.87
$2.36
The
informational
circular,
including
Glen
B.
shutdowns
of
nitrogen
the
second
Miller,
at
Presides
customers'
products
stated
plants
resulted
in
in
a
that,
as
anticipated,
(b)
decrease
quarter.-
in
income
-
compared with
increased
steadily
.-
various
geological
present
of
wells,
-
proceeds win be- used' for working capital and
growth.
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The
on
a
,
corporaikm noted-that
15-y.ear-3H»s$
it
owes
.
-
for planned long:
Equitable a balance'of $2,085,000
loan; for #2,685,000 made in 1954.—V. 188,
p. 645.
American
Co., Inc., -Fort Worth, Texas — Offering
Suspended toy Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
The
Oct.
'Securities .and "Exchange
14,
has 4ssued
an
order,
Commission, it was announced "on
suspending -a Regulation A
temporarily
Airlines
traffic
the
Amber
in
adequacy
Oil's
•
p.
(a)
comparable percentages
owned by the public
(33.4%
the
for properties
acquired.—V.
188,
during
September -established
when
carried
—V.
flew
it
9,485,000
new
a
ton
miles,
lows:
and
Bosch Arma
Corp.—Partial
$200,000
$180,000
3%%
debentures
through operation
through
Payment
120 Broadway,
Corp.
will
operation
be
made
on
due
sinking
of
the fixed
of
the
contingent
at
the
Marine
New York, N. Y.—V.
1,
Nov.
1964,
fund
sinking
Midland
as
at
100%
fund
Trust
187, p. 1997.
fol¬
at
Co.,
Other
Bosch
Arma
Corp.
above.—V.
180,
24,597,302
5,219,000
Net
p.
58,929,833
45,834,952
8,244,818
income
charges
188,
-
*
6,865,658
4,130,672
operating
after
•
2,389,850
operating taxes-
38,803,G54 319,747,429 307,147,883
25,149,961 205,871,127 206.415,615
4,594,000
35,071,000
36,351,000
2,194,0)3
19,875,469
18,546,316
4,477,782 368,915,414 341,900,879
1146.
American Viscose Corp.—To Close Roanoke, Va., Plant
Rayon
textile
yarn
manufacturing operations at the Roanoke, Va.,
plant of this corporation are scheduled to terminate in late October.
making the announcement, Henry H. Bitler, Vice-President and
General Manager of the Fibers Division, pointed out that this schedule
followed the plan of orderly curtailment announced in mid-summer.
This plant is still actively engaged In the manufacture of FUatex
In
elastic yarns.
for
Negotiations are under way for the sale of the facilities
producing these yarns.
■
that the entire Roanoke plant establish¬
including land, buildings and equipment.
The
208-acre property 1s located on the Roanoke'River on "the southern
edge of the city.
Building floor areas total over 1,600,000 square
feet exclusive of the steam power plant built in 1952.
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-It
was
ment
further
was
to
be
announced
sold
corporation has adequate production facilties at its plants m
and Parkersburg, W. Va., to fill customer reqph^^
rayon textile yarns. These two plants
have also been, operating on a curtailed basis lor the last *«v J««The
Lewlstown, -Pa.,
American Bosch Corp.—Partial Redemption—
American
$
$
Federal income taxes-
1958—8 Mosj—1957
$
B
1958—Month—1957
40,450,970
Operating revenues
Operating expenses-—-
ments
See
$
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
domestic
a
25%
next, $380,000
1,
$
1041.
Period End. Aug. 31— ' '
—V.
Redemption—
Nov.
1958—26 Wks.—1957
$
78,220,442 427,085,798 404,171,725
82,098,988
-
188, p.
Sales Up—
1958—5 Wks.—1957
$
Sales
in
corporation has called for redemption
Bosch
ore
American Stores Co.—September
1041.
p.
1145.
American
Crown to a Canadian syndicate. , Explorations by
Corp., Ltd. confirmed the existence of a riph teir
under Black Lake.—V.. 188, p.1041.
the
.
Asbestos
asbestos
of
information,
extent
paid
record
amount
American
of
by
granted
United
of
offering
September, 1957. It was the second
consecutive
month
the
airline
set
an
airfreight
record."
In August, American became the first domestic airline to fly more
than 9 million ton miles—the actual figure was
9,418,000.—V. 188,
over
100%%.
Amber Oil
consideration
airfreight
The
The
term
cash
boost
ciety of the United States.
'
Shakedown operations at the mine and mill started in late Summer.
mill Is now operating on a full commercial scale.
The first steps
in
this huge
project were taken in 1948 when mining rights were
Net
sales
income
—
-
the
following:
and
accuracy
American Airlines, Inc.—New Airfreight Record—
vacation
July and seasonal decline in
Allied-Laboratories,-Inc. — Private Placement
The
corporation^, it was.announced on Oct. 10, has obtained a
20-year 4 J4% ;loan from Equitable Life Assurance So¬
1
the
contained
Including size and pro¬
of oil reserves and the company's
interest in gross production from leases held; fc»
omission of recent
production figures from present wells; and (d) inclusion in financial
statements
of
appraisal valuation figures for
amounts
other than
the
However,
sales and
in August and September.—V. 188, p. 241.
■
challenges
disclosures
of
ownership and cash cost of shares
of
the stock for 85%" of the cash invested, assuming all shares arc sold)-,as
contrasted with that of the promoters and
management officials
and their associates (66.6%
of the stock for 15%
of the cash invest¬
ment);
processing.
•
The
Period End. Sept. 27—
order
Commission's
various
$4.10
of
Act.
$3.31
Total
"
company's stock would violate Section 17 (the fraud prohibition)
the
ductivity
No.
equipment- to free asbestos fiber from the ore and to grade, dry, -and
-prepare fiber for shipment-to processors of asbestos materials throughout .the* world/ There are -also special buildlngs for 'the -crushing of
the ore as mined and for the storage of ore during the various phases
r
A
to
respect
of the
62,717,406
#;752,235
gain
sale)—
sale
stk.
152,749,245 432,504,432 461,824,347
19,117.185
41,236,504
59,525,896
-694.208
•6,057,265
taxes
(ex<?L
stock
in
40.435,940
•*6,806.946
debs.___
income
inc.
-
on
Gain
-14,922,238
42,613,074
15,616,446
Total
Int.
provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount. In its notification, filed Sept, 5, 1958, Amber Oil proposed
the public offering of 125,000 common shares at $2 per share. The
Commission's suspension order asserts that the terms and conditions
of Regulation A have
not been complied with, that the company's
offering circular is. false and misleading in respect of various material
facts, and.that use of said offering, circular In the offering and sale
Regulation
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administra-
and
tive
1958—9 Mos.—1957
As' tall as-a 14-story building, the miM-houses ultra-modern
$9,000,000.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Statement
$1.47
Its subsidiaries for the three months ended
1958,
47
—
of
Federal
of
41.29
...
10
—_
Banks
18,057,304
share
exceeded all quarterly records and reached $71,297,082
an
increase of 20.7% over the third quarter of last year.
Net
income of $5,524,827 for the period increased 18.1%
above the com¬
parable three months of 1957.—V. 188, p. 1265.
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Aug, 31,
47
Statement
outstanding..—
common
Sales of the company and
System
Condition
Combined
-
per
:
:
shares
Earnings
51
Foreign Exchange Rates
tkmditton Statement of Member
I
Common
•
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Corporation & Investment News.Cover
Federal
of 1958 were d©WA "7% i t© #41.400.000 from $44,400,000; -net operating
income, 'however,- -was up-6% Ho $4,400,000 from $4,200,000 largely
as
a' result 61 -improved»*lrst
quarter results.
'
Each
'
Dividends Declared and Payable
<
$15,300,600 and a "decline in net operating income of 12%
to
$1,4OQ,D0O from -$1,600,4)00, -which -were offset by «a rise in "Income
from affiliates (ft 29% "to $1,600,000 from $1,300,000 and
a
reduction
in. income taxes payable Ho,$?0O>OGO from
$1,100,000. .
Earnings for thie flitthtee. months of 1S58 were $4*00,000, or $1.95
share
'••
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State and City Bond Offerings
share equivalents
outstanding. Operations in the 1958 third
Characterized-by an 11%. decrease in sales to $13,600,000
■"
,
Miscellaneous Features
amounted
to $2,500,000,
equal to $1.13 per American
2,268,074 American share equivalents for the third quarter
the corresponding quarter of last year, net income was
$1,900,000, or 84 cents per "American share on the same number of
on
1957.
of
•
,i
income
share
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p.
345.
The
for continuous filament
over-all effect
of
productive capacity.—V.
the
Roanoke shutdown will be to consolidate
188,
p.
541.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
The
Mills, Inc.—Part'l Red.
Arizona Public Service
.
Monday, October 20, 1958
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,
interest
to
at
interest.
•
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Armco
Ky.,
—V.
went on public view for the first
Armco
terminal, one of the largest on
works
188,
945.
p.
Co., Inc.—To Increase Debt and
Artloom Carpet
stockholders at
The
<
,
annual meeting Nov.
the
ing a $20,000,000 convertible debenture issue, and
convertible preferred and 1,000,000 common shares.
issues of 1,000,000
Elimination of pre¬
emptive rights also will be sought.
The company said the additional shares could be used for its acqui¬
sition and diversification program.
Frank D. Dodds, President, said
there are no present plans for issuing the securities but that acquisi¬
tion talks would begin after Nov. 6 if the plan is approved.
v
The
company
currently has about 505,000 common shares
ing of an authorized
CAPITALIZATION
company
versification
p.
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
-
—
*
agreed to purchase from
outstand¬
as
W.
below:
forth
set
P.
named,
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
below
&
.
FINANCING
Suplee,
945.
—V.
Yeatman,
Net
188,
<£
1,455,122
1,278,793
11,848,478
10,804,443
4,9)5,810
4,432,317
3,973,430
34.49J9.815
30,333,017
32,801,732
28,768,113
&
shares
on
•
dike,
pre-emptive
a
the
offering
Inc.———————
•
all
and
of
shares
the
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Period End.
'
1958—2 Mos.—1957 >1958—12 Mos—1957
31—
Aug.
ACCOUNT
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
/ 283,921
$2,764,639
2,437,056
$2,268,498
1,987,861
$10,338
$327,583
$280,637
$294,259
$380,970
354.596
Operating revenues —^
Operating exps. & taxes
Units
Co.—
The
the
rights basis with over-subscription privilege.
received, including over-subscription, totaled 274% of
offered were sold. The pro¬
ceeds from the sale of this stock amounted to approximately $272,300,
which was used to repay short-term
bank loans incurred to finance
1957-1958
construction.
T
original
severally
-
Offering Oversubscribed—
the
successful completion of its common
financing on Sept. 30,
1958. 'The company offered
18,461
of new common
stock to stockholders of record July 29, 1958
reports
company
subscription
have
3,522,889
1266.
p.
Berkshire Gas Co.—Stock
The
150
operating
Utility
120
Other
$26,374.
inc.
income
Gross
3,594
14,521
15,964
$28,922
.
$13,932
$342,104
$296,601
25,767
145,824
119,045
•'$4,247
$196,280
4,880
-
1
19,179
$3,155
charges
Income
1152.
-
2,548
(net)__—
income
100
200
•
p.
Colket
188,
stock
$2,000,000
390,000 shs.
C. D. Robbins & Co.—;
Childs, Jeffries & Thorn-
200
Mosley
Inc
Co.
'
29,998,0G3 245,654,043 236,751,619
21,167,480 167,768,498 163,894,444
3,578,100
31,537,257
29.251,000
4,668,100
taxes
operating taxes—
operating income
after charges—.
—V.
.
Penington,
550
Hill, Darlington & Co.——
McDonnell & Co.-:
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$
'
' $
1958—Month—1957
30,968.801
19,927,769
revenues
Net
Outstanding
v
2,680
Inc.—
Co.
2902.
p.
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Operating expenses—
the company the respective number of units"
%
•, ■.
Units
Brooks
187,
have
which
releases,
the field.—V.
Federal income
the
of
operating at Belle¬
with its large number
already gained wide
continue
continue
will
company
monaural
<j»
Other
aggregate of 25,000 shares reserved for issuance upon
warrants to be issued to the underwriters.
Includes
exercise
service Allied's clients
will
stated,
leading
a
GIVING
the
that
and
Operating
loan and for working capital.
debentures,——$7,500,000
6 </2 "/ • series due 1972—
2,000,000
Common stock
<50c pari
*1,500,000 shs.
total of 600,000 shares.
188,
is
said
He
stereo
and
Bart
Mr.
-
series, due 1973
stock offered in units, and 25,000
certain individuals, will be used by the
a
warehousing, to
basis..
Period End. Aug. 31—
common
to
processing
Records.
Bell Telephone
fund
Sinking,
also said it would ask holders
program.—V.
6V2 %
Authorized
to vote a change in the
company's name to Artloom, Inc. and to increase the board of directors
to a maximum of 25 from a current total of 12.
It said the proposed
name
change would better reflect the company's acquisition and di¬
The
sold
Plans
acceptance in
manufacturer of a wide line
of
quality house paints, enamels, lacquers, varnishes and industrial
finishes sold through more than 1,600 paint distributors under estab¬
lished trade names.
The company believes that it is the largest pro¬
ducer of traffic paint for marking lanes and dividing lines on streets
and highways.
It also makes alkyd resins, polyvinyl acetate and other
chemicals ancl resins for use in its own manufacturing operations as
well as for sale to other paint and printing ink manufacturers,
/
Stock
C will vote on approv¬
fund debentures,
repayment of
the
for
BUSINESS—Corporation
$1,500,000 Ohio River
new
of
being
shares
extra
terminal at this corporation's Ashland,
time on Oct. 15.
The
the river, is designed
to handle the hot and cold rolled steel sheets and coils and special
coated
steels
produced by the Ashland works.
It is also built to
receive many of the steelmaking raw materials consumed by the plant.
A
shares
140,000
and
of
•
President of Allied Record Manufacturing Co.,
simultaneously announced the company's acquisition
Sound Corp., marking it a wholly owned subsidiary of
are
being formulated for expanding the Belleville fac¬
Broadhead,
national
a
Urania
fund
was
■'
,
of sinking
amount
company
Steel Corp.—New Terminal—
on
both companies.
as
a
wholly owned sub¬
acquired from the American
operated
be
Ccfrp.,
Calif.,
pressing,
tory,
proceeds from the concurrent sale of the $2,000,000
PROCEEDS—Net
.
principal
sinking
the
for
will
*
K.
American
of
Allied.
ville.
redeemable
be
will
which
Corp.
Daken
President of
will contina*~4s
who
Bart,
Records,
Hollywood,
beginning
or
before Aug. 1, 1967 at redemption prices ranging from 102»/2%
par, plus accrued interest.
The debentures will also be redeemable
optional redemption prices receding from 105% to par, plus accrued
on
.
per
debentures
The
to permit approval of the sale
by a majority of the members attending
a meeting, Mr. Lucking
reported. %
' . -v
'..
'
The offer to the cooperative included refunding of membership fees,
rate reduction averaging 25%
ancl improvements in service.—V. 188,
p. 841.,.:• 'v!,
/..-..v\,v- y-;,
,
Sound
of common
priced at $605, plus accrued
share, was
from Oct. 1, 1958.
at $3
stock
cooperative amended its by-laws
.
Urania
amount, of debentures at par and 35 shares
„
■
Bart
sidiary of Bart Manuafcturlng
000.000 sinking fund debentures, 6V2 % series due Oct.
1, 1973 and 140,000 shares of common stock (par 50
cents) was made on Oct. 16 by P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc.
and associates.
Each unit, consisting of $500 principal
with the Federal Power Com¬
mission
facilities of Ray Electric
Telephone Co., Phoenix, Ariz., located in the vicinity of Ray, Sonora,
and Haycien, Ariz., for the sum of $110,000.
These facilities are now
ased by Ray Electric for the distribution of electricity to residential
and commercial customers in the Ray-Sonora and Hayden areas and
tlie
applicant proposes to continue this use after the acquisition.
Walter Lucking, President, announced on Oct. 13 that the members
of the Verde Electric Cooperative, Inc., had voted to sell the property
The
the
Siegfried G.
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
of Urania Records Distributing Co. of Belleville, N. J.
Manufacturing- Corp.; was announced
on
Oct. 15 by
The purchase
Corp.—Debentures and
offering in units of $2.-
Chemical
&
Corp.—Acquisition—
Manufacturing:
Bart
100,000
production.
tape
magnetic
to
by
Paint
Baltimore
company
to the utility.
solely
devoted
the
area
1386.
p.
will raise to approximately
Speed said,
Mr.
space,
feet
188,
Common Stock Offered—Public
has filed an application
seeking to acquire the electric
The
new
square
—V.
corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 3, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $50,000 of its 6J/4% debentures, series
A, due Nov. 1, 1978 at 102.85%. Payment will be made at any branch
In Canada of the Royal Bank of Canada.—V. 186, p.
1494.
The
,
.
(1610)
2
5.041
29,288
$177,556
30,251
'
Artloom, Inc.—Proposed New Name—
Artloom
See
Baltimore &
Carpet Co., Inc. above.
Facilities—
Audio Devices, Inc.—To Expand
This
corporation 1 is
now
readying
an
additional
-
magnetic
tape
production adjacent
Stamford,
Conn., plant,
the second such addition
Williant C.
Speed, President, announced on Oct 16
foot
area
for
20,000 square
to its present
within a year,
Ohio RR.—To Guarantee Payment—
Oct.
1,
1982.—V.
on
Nov.
188,
p.
dividends
Preferred
approval and ratification
of the assumption by company of obligation
and liability, jointly and
severally with others, as guarantor of payment by the Toledo Terminal
RR. Co. of principal, interest and sinking fund installments in respect
of $6,000,000 principal amount of its first mortgage 4%%
bonds, due
stockholders
The
:
income
Net
17 "will consider
available
Balance
for
*$10,288
$166,992
$147,305
outstanding...
137,161
188.700
137,161
118,700
Earnings per com. share
Nil
Nil
$1.22
$1.24
shs.
$1,725,
stock
common
Com.
'
h
1515.
>
.
'Loss.—V.
188,
542.
p.
Agent—
Best Foods, Inc.—-Exchange
The
Chemical
the
fecting
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
the
exchange
agent
Products
Corn
Corn
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
stock
common
Products
.,New capital issue figures
compiled by the Corporate Financing De¬
and Financial Chronicle, based on information
private sources, indicated that the market will
obtained from the SEC and
$470,860330 in the forthcoming four-week period, commencing Oct. 20. The pre¬
ceding four-week period (Oct. 13-Nov. 7) amounted to $469,751,278.
be asked to absorb
securities
The
weeks
are
private security offerings amounting to about
scheduled to
shown in the
reach the market in each of the four
188,
$105,440,000
27-31_.
175,198,600
138,911,730
45,000,000
400,000
45,400,000
10-14—
Nov.
5,310,000
600,000
5,910.000
corporation
Marietta
farmer.
his
-
Glidden Co. debentures of
tures of
$28 million
Suburban Bell
System
Light Co.
on
on
on
Nov. 6.
Cct.
on
on
Carl
death, in
the
Oct. 29; City of Montreal deben¬
will be issued by Florida Power &
Oct. 28 for about $80 million; Scudder Fund of Canada, Ltd.
will issue about
$39 million in
will be issued in
common
common on
Oct. 21; and about $22.8 million
by General Public Utilities Corp.
Postponed previously scheduled financing add
of Oct.
Oct. 29;
Oct. 21; $25 million bonds by Common¬
common
16, the
last week.
up
on
the
1933,
Broughton,
L,
joined
farmer
one
established
Brough¬
•
.
•
company was incorporated, with
Another son, Robert D.
Secretary and Treasurer.
President.
as
later
firm
as
continuous.
to
in
from
period
Oct. 31.
to $264,000,000
as
This includes Southwestern
than
more
other
seven
have
sales
same
than
more
Houdaille
Ohio
doubled
the
during
past
five
years,
$3,347,233
in 1952
to $7,496,678 in^ 1957. During
net income after taxes has increased nearly four
to $108,481
in 1952
Dunham-Bush,
See
below—V.
Inc.
in 1957.—V. 182, p.. 2126/
Co.—Partial Redemption—187,
p.
1202.
Co.—$17.75 Per Share for Stock—•
Industries,
Inc.
2278.
below.—V. 175, p.
Idaho
Exchange Commission—
Bullion Monarch Uranium Co., Inc., Idaho Falls,
—Files With Securities and
on Oct.
6 filed a letter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of common stock
be offered at the market price (not to exceed an
The proaggregate market value of $40,0001, without underwriting.
ceds
are
to
be
used for
expenses
incidental to mining operations.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
(par
10
—V.
181,
23; and $25 million debentures by Columbia
Also,
■
during
his
After
son,
See
28; $25 million debentures by Cincinnati &
Oct.
Telephone Co.
wealth of Australia
Gas
on
$30 million
on
''*
—
throughout
Brunner Manufacturing
Among the larger offerings scheduled for sale during this period are:
$50 million debentures by International Harvester Credit Corp.
•."!
.
times, from $27,662
$470,860,330
$192,551,730
$278,308,600
Products " Co,
h
Dairy, Inc., Marietta, O.
Farm
Buffalo Eclipse
Total
appointed
the past 25 years has extended its markets
the Mid-Ohio
Valley and the Kanawha
River section of West Virginia.
It began as a small retail and whole¬
sale milk
business, owned by John H. Broughton, a Marietta
dairy
The
from
increasing
314,110,330
7_.
3-
•
ton family.
Annual
Oct.
preferred stock of
debentures of
7%
stock has been made available outside the
mon
the
Nov.
of
been
The number of suppliers has grown
1,200 dairy
men.
Branches have
and West Virginia cities
and
three
subsidiaries
have
been
acquired.
The
company
manufactures
and sells packaged whipped cream, with exclusive sales rights in nine
southern Ohio counties and the entire state
of West Virginia.
Total
$52,640,000
$52,800,000
20-24_.
ef¬
for
has
1386.
p.
'Expansion has been
New, Net Private Capital Demand
Oct.
been
Stock
Offered—The Ohio Companyt Columbus, O., on Oct. 16
publicly offered to bona fide residents if the State of
Ohio an issue of 18,000 shares of class A common stock
at $11.50 per share. This is the first time Broughton com¬
been
Stocks
has
Chemical
*
from
Bonds
exchange
the
Y.,
N.
the
Co.
'
Broughton,
following table:
common
Corn Products
for
Broughton's
partment of the Commercial
of
of
York,
New
Products for the purpose of
stock of The Best Foods. Inc.
Corn
Refining Co. for the 45/»% subordinated
Co.;
also, paying
agent for the
Corn
debentures.—V.
•
by
agent
exchange
Bank,
Exchange
Corn
exchange
appointed
an
cents!
p.
to
2579.
Burgess Battery
This
company,
ferent
types
of
Co.—Publishes 100-Page Manual—'
whose production lines produce more than 3,000 dif¬
dry cells, has published as an aid to product design
the ?nost comprehensive manual on the use
batteries ever prepared by the battery industry.
engineers
dry
and selection of
provide industrial designers
ancl research specialists with an invaluable engineering reference guide.
With it, they have complete data to help them choose the battery that
best suits their design requirements.—V. 181, p. 2115.
100-page compendium was created to
The
'■
Burlington
Industries,
Placement—The
Inc.—Private
Telephone Co. with $400 million in debentures and Michigan Bell Tele¬
Oeh 10 disclosed it has arranged to bor¬
row 825,000,000 for 20 years from a group of 19 institu¬
tional investors. It said the loan will discharge an equal
phone Co. with $40 million in debentures.
amount of old bank term loans due
same
amount
as
corporation
In
A detailed
description of the
new,
be found in the "Securities Now In
net private demand for capital may
Registration Section" of the Oct. 16th
issue of the Chronicle.
information
pany
in
said
the
1978.
-
•
16,
*
1958
»
••
i
.-
*
with
loan
is
the
New
York
evidenced by
Sept. 1, 1959.
Stock
514%
Exchange,
Stock
the
com-*
promissory notes due
'
additional
this information in an application
to list
of common stock for trading on the New
The new stock is being held for possible con¬
filed
shares
Exchange.
promissory notes issued to Henrietta Mills and Martel Mills
Burlington acquired their assets in August, 1957, or of
subordinated debentures into which the notes are convertible.
Barlington issued notes for $4,387,500 to Henrietta, now called Trimil Coqn,
alid for $2,664,175 to Martel. now named Valfour Corp., ■ receiving in
of
Corp.,
<
new
corporation
The
version
October
filed
■
371,829
York
>
on
when
return
a
group
of seven cotton mills in the Carolinas.—V.
188, p. 1042.
Volume
188
Number
5787
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1611)
California
Electric
Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
and
used
This company has filed an application with the Federal Power Com¬
mission seeking authority to is^ue up to $15,000,000 of
promissory notes.
The
company
issue
to
proposes
the
notes,
months from the date of issue, to the Lank
and
Savings
refund
Association.
cant's
construction
tures
Proceeds
outstanding obligations
$2a,30J;Q00
at
of
issue
prior
be
for
1958
and
12
agreed
company
Oct.
on
exercise
$12,825,000
for
1959.
Power Commission
of
5'•*:*''a
certain
it is seeking permission
that
cumulative
insurance
preferred
companies
stock,
$50
par
companies
Dec.
in
1
Bache
to
The
of
from
proceeds
charge
portion
a
America
the
of
preferred
its
National
stock
short-term
Trust
&
issue
be
would
promissory
notes
Association.—V.
Savings
dis¬
to
used
issued
to
188,
1Mb.
p.
't Blyth
Bahk
Calumet
The
&
has
purchased
majority
a
interest
in
the
Metallurgical
of
Corp. of Selma, r Ala.
Brooks
&
Perkins
Mich, retains us present holomgs and will
Detroit,
.balance
of The
Upon
Alabama
completion
Alabama
of
equiiy.
a
Metallurgical
'
dolomite
be
purchase
in
by
tne
ferrosilicon
located
are
Selma.—V.
near
Dolomite
process.
187,
properties
tlie
1999.
p.
.
,
*">•
of
for
snare
one
each
shares
ten
of
common, stock
.an*!
will
be
vaud
development
,T'in Chicago,
;organized
g. iwral
?
ol
power
Brothers,
v
w,
merchandise
and,
ari
..
held
the
r.ivj
of
estate
«mds 'o.'
real
.
ti.e
t..e
J.
Hilliard
E.
owned
by
shareholders
GIVING
of
B
EFFECT
tier
TO
0.75
Co.—„
2.25
0.50
&
Co.—
&
G.
Co—
4.00
&
Co
Marks
&
.C0.T^.1.00
Inc.
0.50
'
4.00
meeting
Securities
V.
<
E.
.east
was
&
1.00
&.Co._—
Wood
quarters Will
be
.
•
■
"Sliort-term debt;
?tj"o
'
note
Authorized
•<"
.
&
Co.
_A_
t3Va',fi- adtd
due
9,
July
Long-term-debt:-...
installment
"Aug.n.
1977
§5 'ft
'note,
Oct.
1,
31,
•
liSt/?
J
1958.
$1,000,000
100,000
100,000
1953_._.T_
v
,
mortgage
1,
■'
to
Build—
established
in
the
Net
19582,325.000
not
"The
$100—
include
maturities
"After
100,000 slis.
...
None
>
..
1,835,000 shs.
long-terjft debt.
pf
Central
.
4:1:1,008.279 shs.
-"v".
The
to
'■>' >
of
company
which-
was
Fordliani flill
•
,
r
the proceeds of (a)
Dallas, Texas, property of the company in
,
and
<b>
514>
-a
mortgage
replaced The 5'/« mortgage
ing as of Jiine 30, 1958.
4JDoes
,
^
10,000
not
.
were
.
.....
issuance
The
—
v
of
stock
common
shall
as
rights:""
'
.
Ladenburg,
New
—V.
188,
York
not
Hanstaiic
option
sion
treasury, ,01'
...
with
load
$1.03
Central
Maine
Central
""
WVa'-i
.
The
Oct.
/
.
15
Net
<
the
'--•••
Gas
"
»
,
,
-/...
,
The corporation
on
Oct. 3 filed a letter
SEC covering/$100,000 of 5'- notes, due Nov.
common
stock (par $li to be offered in
of
1.
amount
'
of
notes
and
20
shares'xi
notification
1973,
units
common
and
of
stce.;
with
/./•
$1,020
at
Ne
underwriting i? involved.
Th6 proceeds are "to be
existing short-term bank loans and for working capital
to
repay
holders—This company has issued
stock
common
rights
to
the holders
income
after
have
taxes
outstanding,
Net
14
been
188,
the
construction
of
Net
shares held of record
tional
working
increased
.
umes
.'the
of
capital
on
working capital
sales.
a
permanent
debentures
or
requirements
to
The
net proceeds from
this
short-term indebtedness to
company's
$4.12
approximately $52,145,000
CAPITALIZATION
at
Oct.
GIVING
9,
finance
1958.
EFFECT
recent
will
banks
be
Short-term
notes
25-year 3V2*/>
due
354
,
payable
to
in
amounted
before.
Based
the
en
to
1957.
:
.
equal
were
reported
31,
within
one
year
sinking
for
Ulltil
due
1983
of
to
purchase
....
stock
.(par
BUSINESS—The
pieferred
$1'2.50)_
company
stock
produces
including tractors
and
equipment
vating,-fertilizing
and
harvesting.-
for
a
Sept.
full
line
of
lor
■
in
nine
$11,257,189
and
.the
reported
a
*--V.
compared
York,
be
matte
addition
to
the
upon
transports gas-'sorely for Columbia
now
order
an
from,
2,818,263shs.
of
The
of
;
stock
common
notes
its
of
subsidiary
188,
will
and
not
Columbia
subsidiary,
the
use
exceed
to
funds
for
1958
of
loss
a
irora
$1,150,000.
"
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
in
corresponding
nine
$4,444,300
in
the
1957
v
in
the
latest
three
months,
1958,
-x
months
and
Petroleum
Corp.—Statement Ef¬
statement
shares
the
SEC
stock
common
138,
the
July
on
became
1153.
p.
,
1
,,
covering
effective
Sent.
on
,
>.
.
,
'
,
Electrodynamics
first elements
will
be
and
of
to
used
;
.
.
Corp.—Douglas
of
a
to
Douglas Aircraft
revolutionary airborne data-handling system
the flight-test program of the DC-8 jet
a
;
.
prototype uirboine data-acquisition system capable
flight-performance phenomena
vibration
Contr.
speed
....
ground-control
u
with
"
sampling such
ture,
01
347).—V,
p.
'
These consist
of
filed
corporation's Datalab Division has delivered
which
•
,
'.airliner.
at-the
record
rate
of
station
data
50,000
nousou
*
111
pressure,
as
tempera¬
second, and
points per
-3->oot
a
air-conditioned
trailer.
for
•
•
for. the
same
computer-input' facility and three additional airborne units, slated
completion
completely
developed
'
cut
the
at
CEC's
integrated
( nder
Douglas
present
of
of
period
Chemical
increase
Consolidated
last
Fund
of
on
the
the
Sales
basis
preceding
were
quarter.
President
"cars i'Or the
in
States
the. quarter .ended
$47,116,000,
.The
total
compared
the nine
for
and
.
'
in
were
and
a
on
consolidated"
in
ended
the
basis
September
second
quarter.
all charge's and. taxes
$5,342,000, compared with
earnings for the nine-month
$11,719,000.
earnings'this
are for
the first time being reported
include results of two
foreign subsidiaries.
,
have
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Bids Oct. 30
—
.
mature
.This
in
15
equal
constitutes
S-,-
-
^
-
annual
the
•
■■
:
second
■
-
-
installments.
"
installment -of
■
"
"
'
.
\
an
.
"J
'
l
:
.
-
home
the
now
fiscal
"
Mr.
data
to
of
58
San
has
cars,
been
-
could
10-second
a
man-hours.—V.
Francisco,
been
188,
Calif.,
purchased
of
this
boards
On
Consoli¬
by
-
has
its
in
engaged
and
been
trip-leasing
reelected
President
188,
has
•soon.—V.
the
1393.
p.
tank
United
the
cf
firm,
,
f
company
routes
at
Omaha.
in
nine
ended
of Omar,
and
Omar's
bakeries
and
yefir
of
properties
Oct.
cn
Columbus,
"Its sales
midwestern
June
2'8,
1958,
Inc., of Omaha, Neb.,
and' business to Conti¬
13.
•
Indianapolis, Inch;
made, largely through
Ohio;
are
states.
of
Omar
reported
$39,176,000.
sales
f
*.
Laughlin. President of
in
of
purchase
Omar,
rail
of
vegetable oils in
activities.—V.
announced
the
a
fnajor
home
Hall Baking Co.
field
is
Continental, said:
expansion of our home service
service
The
operations."
field
purchase
in
of
five
states
Omar will
price agreed upon
Inc., will vote on the sale
188, p. 851.
*
sales. We
through our sub¬
add eight states
'
...
.
of
from
firm.
car
F*ox
direct
to
represents
operate
The
*'
has
system
Baking Co.—To Buy Omar's Properties-—
Wis.,
delivery
Newton
sidiary,
'to this
tank
the" sale
to
two
Inc.,
•'Tills
h
-
237
Inc.,"
tank
Transport
continue
Milwaukee,
R.
of • not
the-advanced
handling
from
Transport,
the
of
directors
; for" the
-
aggregate
bomber
railroad
Mexico.
agreed
nental,
;
.
Tire'company at. Room 1400, 400 West Madison St., Chicago 6,
will up to noon ('CSTl on Oct. 30 receive bids for the
purchase
-from it of $1,875,000 Equipment'trust
certificates, dated Oct. 15, 1958,
(o
will
Omar.
year
p., 1516.,.
for
transportation of 'animal
Continental
-
consolidated basis and
and
The
after
were
Net
which
the
out
according to an announcement made jointly
19 by J. L. S. Snend, Jr., President of Consolidated, and J. M.
Oct,
Fox.
S119.295.000.
quarter
188,
Chemstrand
consolidated
a
foi-
system
round
Freightways, Inc.—Expansion Continued
owner-operator of
.on
188,
will
"
of
use
dated Freightways, Inc.,
14',
year.—V,
year,
data-handling
that
requirement
medium
a
this
contract.
estimate
Transcontinental'
an
airborne
later
1516.
p.
,
Datalab
$2,250,000
a
engineers
'maneuver
for
sales
new
*
compared
quarter.
$l,5i7,300
:
•Co.
all-time
new
-r
three
1he
'
totaled
Consolidated
A -
111.,
wheel
;
cuirent
In
was
at
a
..
not
-
.
disclosed.
special
meeting
Stockholders
to
be
.
called
_y,
~
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. tl. £. Patent
Office) William B. Datla Company, %-ubIlshers 25 Park
Place, New. York,?, N. Y^ REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
Dana Seibert, Presidents
Published-twice a week .{every ThrursdAy '(getiWAl' heWs and
a?iverfis.fng issue) with a statistical issue-on Mondayl.-Othet Offices: 136 S. La Salle Street, Chicago publisher;
(Tfefephdne STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana
3, ItUMlt
Company.' Reentered At sedbrid class mattet February 28, 1942, at the host office at Nelr tork, R.
in Doited States D 8 -Posaesakms
Y., undet the Act of March 3, 187fc Subacrli
Territortea and Members of Kan-Amerlewe Union
$65.00 pdr year; in Dominion of Canada. (66.00
per year.
Othe* Coufitrtea, (72.00 nar vear.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in
the rate of exchange, remittance for
foreign subscriptldhs And advertisements must be made In New York frunli.
William
its
1516.
p.
announces
registration
f
;
months.
.
-
t
authorizing Columbia Gas System, Inc.
promissory
Inc.
June 28,
)26. (See V. 188,
with
*'
.
Machinery
planting, culti¬
issued
.419,000 outstanding
share
a
Corp.—Reports Increased Sales—
.
farm
the
The
high of
paid-out securivalue per share was
equiva¬
$15.72 per share a year
agp
with
12
a
adjusted
asset
past
months
earnings, of
1958,
was
earnings
the
period
-
1
THE
established
When
investing public totaled $12,805,631,
-$4,491,000
on
produces
also
the
■
$7)—1,111,057 shs.
plowing, tilling,
The company also
22'/
of
$39,995,000
months
"
•
share
per.
at-quarter-end.
first
30,
"with
to
92,906 shs.
(par
'
1
Sales
23,274,000
(par $100»
cumulative
stock
,
value
Chemstrand
Sales
20,130,400
'
second
.
(
various
of
will
fective—
from
capital stock
$5.93
543.
,
(convertible
Oct.
Common
..
..
In
bo
Subsidiary Securities—
Transcontinental
Outstanding
1
debentures
15,
1968)
cumulative preferred
;
and
^
1
the
over
'p.
FINANCING
(less $921,-
funds.
requirements
to
6.
to'the
System's
Consolidated Cuban
on
1958.
44'/
up
„
the
shares to
vol¬
$33,840,575
1978
During
Net
PRESENT
general
normal
the
th«
agreement
program.—V.
sales
The
Share
per
increase
-an
of
a
1983,
for
;
with
ended Sept. 30, 1958, sales were
$9,122,300 and
or
$1.81 per share.
This compares with sales of
earnings of $1,028,300 or $1.23 per share in the corre¬
sponding period the year before.—V. 188, p. 747/
\
i
-
were
Aug.
$6,718,126,
1,133,150 sharer,
earnings
profits, the Sept. 30, 1958 net
to
$19.17 per share compared
lent
i
reduce
•
-
banks
debentures, dug Feb. 1,
fund payments)
5V2c
subordinated
to
amounted
'•
T6
view
higher
used
which
.
'
in
asset
■
provide addi¬
basis
long-term
sale
to
due
corporation hack earnings of $970,600 after
taXfes
ended Sept. 30, 1958,
up from $806,200 in the
earnings
its
(ies
gan Stanley & Co. and Clark, Dodge & Co. who will
pur¬
chase any unsubscribed debentures from
the company.
the
New
i$8,024,400
wiles/verq up.14.9:/. > to a .record $225,967,682
in; the. preceding year.—V. It8, p. 1516.
$18.01
p.m.
PROCEEDS—The company is selling
statement
K
into
installment
$4,199,300
In
substantial
842.
p.
corporation reported on Oct. 15 the largest
quarter-end assets
20-year history.
Net assets totaled $176,521,037 on
Sept. -30,
increase of $40,000,000 over the
$136,271,014 reported 12 months
"go, according to "the Fund's 81st
quarterly report.
in
Oct.
3:30
such
the
outstanding.
Net
with
»*n
•
14, 1958. The subscription offer will expire at
(EST) on Oct. 30, 1958, and will be under¬
written by a group of investment
firms headed by Mor¬
on
series
a
year ago, Smith W. Storey,
President/ reported 011 Oct. 13.
earnings were equal to $1.16 per share, afe against' 96 cents
share in the 1957 third quarter), both based 011
837,500 shares ol
-stock
The
privileged to subscribe at the rate of $100
principal
each
registration
a
.
subscribe, at a price of 100%
of the principal amount, for
$20,130,400 of 5'/2% subor¬
dinated debentures due Oct.
15, 1983, convertible into
common stock until Oct.
15, 1968. Common stockholders
are
filed
debentures,
-
These
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Assets Hit Record
High—
of "its
to
amount of debentures for
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
10
of
demands
tr.e
corporation
The
per
.
(J. I.) Case Co.-^-Offers Debentures to Common Stock¬
/.
1958—40 Wks.—1957
$
$
;
(.quarter
•
Chemetron
unit.
per
used
4
333,018,123 333,890,626
Consolidated Cement
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 72,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on Oct. 14 gt $37.62 V2
per share, with a dealer's
concession of 75 cents per share
by Glore, Forgan & Co.,
The First Boston Corp. and Hornblower
& Weeks. It was
quickly oversubscribed.—V. 188, p. 1516.
the
.
-
$
additional $150,000
an
of
of
months
-
principal
■
operations for the
addition, the company also
deehied It advisable to make
special writeoffs, joi $3,837,000. The com¬
pany lafet year reported net earnings of
$2,£53,000.—V. 188, p. 1267. -
-
or
$1^6,531,334
shares
2,000
$1,000
•-
.
.
obtained
year fended
-
'of
.
Columbia Pictures
Corp.—Reports Loss for Year—
Soya Co., Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
the year
•
to
the
SEC has
The
:
in Maine except Aroostook
all
serves
highest sales and earnings in "its history
by this company for the fiscal year ended
presently
Carman Laboratories, Inc., Bedford, Mass.—Files
With
Securities arid Exchange Commission—
primary purpose ot
existing
customers.—
.;
.
agreement consummated prior to the
year-end.-
$550,000
.
16 counties
Light
would
$4,665,267
......
the
of
34,785,349
upon
entered
coast
construction
requirements made
the
securing of additional power
necessity, the company said, and the only alternative to u tie
a
,against
f
Rumford
.steam,generating equipment.—V.
12Vi
;
,
The
:
this company authority
franchises of Rumford
Light Co.
..■
made
has
^ to purchase
parts of 12 towns in
Me.
Following the merger, Central Maine will tie the
system Into its
integrated system. ' Rumford Light's
.:Oxford County,
Uimiforti
Light
sources
all of
serves
Washington.
.
which
for
are
requirements
32,872,704
Oct.
on
To Purchase
granted
,
agreed to sell to them,
indicated below, such bf the
subscribed for by exercise of
„—
:
and
to
of-Kansas City, for resale to
the lines to be abandoned.
Cities
1958—4 Wks.—1957;
from
additional
before
and the
Co.—Acquisition Authorized—
has
com¬
and
lines in
vvesc
Virginia.
Thcee steps
dan
be consummated, Mr.
Young said,
the Federal Power Commission, approval
by the Securities
and Exchange Commission and
the sanction or Gulf-Interstate
stockholders.
It is expected tnat the
necessary approvals will be
Boston,
Central Maine
severally
have"
Power
"
uulf..Intemat£
Gulf
remain
purchase price
growing
•
Co.
.the
346.
p.
•,«
and
agreement;
below
Co.——
Corp
/.
',
Maine
Mo.,
.
preferred dividend requirement of $168,096
188,
City,
an
agreement with Gulf Interstate Gci3
which provides for the acquisition of the
pipeline facilities of that
company by a new wholly-owned
subsidiary, Columbia Gulf Transmis¬
3.008,077
$1.17
'
be
Columbia
3,768,175
3,012,692
annually.—V.
Kansas
*
has
be
.
&
1393.
p.
the
named
.
Thalmann
'
in
an
underwriters
agreed to -purchase, and the company
severally,-in the respective percentages
shares
~
held
under
$612,383
about
Grabham
and
closing adjustment.
of
acquired by the company kubjx*:L
.
1(58,383.. shares
for
are reserved
UNDERWRITERS
mortgage loan on
the amount of $775*000
•,
.
include
new
in the amount of $8,200,000 which
in, the amount of $(>,737,500 out'stand-
.""The For ah am Hill Properties
-.to these mortgages.
a
loan
noi.e
of
add
to
company
; Co.,
of the facilities will be about $1,500,000,
subject
The total electric utility plant of Ruml'ord
Light,
as
of June 30,/was estimated at about
$1,504,206, Central Maine propdfies lib obtain the purchase funds by the
issuance of a promissory
note in the principal amount of
$1,500,000 to The First National Bank
.
,
4,190,180
$0.23
f ederal Power. Commission
The
to
.
SPaid at maturity from
the
872,717
' 3,008,077
$0.23
acquire, die properties, assets
RufufoPd,. Me,/, v .* "/'.
,
is currently negotiatii)g f5rvth.e
refunding of this
issued in part payment .of the
purchase price of the
Properties.
'
7
•/•/■
."^Extended <by-neW Q'/o note due Septr29, 1958. which
has been paid.
1iSee n.ote (§) below.
'
-
.note,
and
this
'the System for
the general funds
I of the
company in 'connection with the proposed acquisition of the
properties of Gulf Interstate Gas
Company, tne proposal for which
is now pending before the
Commission.
;
$29,311,914
851,062
interest and before
quarterly
authorized
Incorporated—Current Sales Off—
arising
38,728
/
current
•
'i
with
compressor
available
to
5,267,343
com,
day
$25,000,000
demands
•
3,012,692
outstanding
share
per
which
duties
for public sale at
competitive bidding 011 or about Nov.
proceeds of the sale ox the defcentarts will be
added
funds of the company and will be
construction,
1958—12 Mos.—1957
$6,897,074 $31,203,805
5,836,416
■-au."
shares
with
his
approval by
1,225,092
•
.
12,705.5(50
41.750
$1
(par
7 ♦'
2,325.000
'•
r/
13,000,000
**Other -mortgages
Preferred
stock
(par
Com.
.
Earns,
1981
"Does
nNet" income
,
0,737,500
<\
due
has
1267. "
p.
demands
.
Celanese
1,322,870
—
peak
corporation
after
taxes
$7,308,582
York,
•/
.
covering
general
'
/__/
income
Federal
?
7,000.000
bank,
to
188,
ofiereu
Corp,—Earnings—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
revenues
Operating
'/•
due
note
i
payable
Common -stock
Operating
,
•
.-installment mortgage due Sept.
,
:
Period End. Sept. 30—
$1,000,000
New
assume
1516.
1393.
Columbia Gas System,
0.50
is
/Central Hudson Cas & Electric
Outstanding
•.
,
Nov.
due
on
Vice-
$
FINANCING
■
increased
.
V.
'
;
ox"
will
Senior
as
Co.—Proposed Construction—
Blackwell
Sales
Division, headquarters office building in
Charlotte.,
•
expected that construcuon work on the first unit of the
plapt
■will begin by ..the first of the
year.
The plant will be brought into
production by stages. ' When it reaches eventual
capacity of 40 million
pounds per year, the Shelby plant could
provide employment for appro.viiiiutciy' i;i)00 persons.—V. 188, p. 1267.
\
Butler
resigned
Bank
Com¬
announced
authorized Cities Service to abandon
and reclaim
diameter pipeline between
its.
'PeriodEnd. Oct. 4—
/
1.00
—
The
Corp/ ef America—Affiliate
Shelby.-Temp>rary
Executive
was
Board.
varying
Colonial Stores
0.75
Industries,
of
It
it
4.00
Inc
Co.^t.
Textile
I
of
188, p.
.
_
its
the
He
p.
Serviee
0.75
Company,
Walker
ixarold
''
City
1953.
188,
Commission
to
of
warren
72 domestic tap customers located
on
said the additional facilities
0.75
—
&"C6.———i__ '2.^5
.white. Weld & Co._^— *._■ 4.00
Dean Witter & Co._^__/—_-4.00
.0.50.
since
1.—V.
Gas
Power
xv.r.
National
Nov.
Service
miles
Co.—
Co._
&
Wertheim
H.
post,
-
<
.
Co.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day 1.00
0.75
&•
Jones, Chairman
new
the
ox
directors,
station in Montgomery
County
abandon service to Th.e Gas Service
0.75
Co.^2.
&
Spencer Trask
Ihc.——_1_
of
•
„
Officer—
an
Chairman
as
board
pressor
Staats
'
„
—
Stroud
elected
ihe
First
011
issued.
/
been
of
associated
The FPC also
185
Webster
.Corp.
2.25
-
2.25
Agnew &
&
been
Federal
0.75
Inc., the jointly owned company
recently formed
Corp, 01 America and Imperial Chemical Industries
Ltd.,
-of Great Britain, has selecteu a
215-acre tract near
Shelby, N. C. as
the site for. Its new
plant for the production of Tcron polyester fiber,
rExecutive
offices
of" Fiber
Industries, Inc.
(forine.ly
known
as
iT indum: Fibers
Corp.), will be located In Charlotte, N. C., 40 miles
Brothers.
PRESENT
Stone
1515. /
p.
Celanesc
Fiber
engaged in t 0 distribution of general
195G, the snares of Canal-Randolph were
Li
the
1.00
Son—j./ 0.50
Weeks——— 2.25
Lundboru
M..
0.50
&
be
may
3
Station in Kay County,
Okla.;
to
construct
approximately 105.b miles of various diameter
pipelines in Montgomery, Allen,
Anderson/ Franklin; Miami, Johnson
and Wilson Counties,
Kans.; and to develop tne Elk
City Storage fie.ld
in Montgomery County.
Tne cost of Cities service's
project is esti¬
mated ac about $9,786,873/
0.75
Hammill
R.
the
horsepower
&
Barney
Co.I_—
Peabody
188,
Smith,
William
Co
Co.
Shuman,
Inc. 4.00
&
Hulton
Illinois
&
of
Service
/_
Scott
0.75, '
&
Co.
Co.___^„.
Hopwood__
Stringfellow—
Shearson,
has
3,600
1.00
2.25
Son
&
Jaffray
"•>
has
member
by W. Alton
accepting the
The
0.75
Co.__^.___;_'_/
Curtis
&
Warren
Cities
by. Celanese
corporation
CAPITALIZATION
&;
*
0.75
&' C0.1l——
Inc.
:
Paine, Webber, ilackson
4.00
Ripley <fc Co.
Cook
Piper,
0.75
Co.—2_
Co.,
1.
which
•
,|
and
Cities
4.00
&
Co
certificates
.
'
16
SE'C
potential, earning
therho-"ore
Inc.____
&
—
MUler
B.
v.
located
1
Co.—
&
Co.,
Sachs
Mason-Hagan,
of
company
are
Pont
&
he
"
Smith
said
/
0.75
Newbold's
Ohio
"
■
*
President
0.50
-
Moseley & Co.
H.
1.00
.Laurence
.
investment
Canal-Randolp
the
W.
2.25
Irving
shares
-
F,
&
du
&
Reid
Kidder,
.
estate
company
Texas.
von';-re
properties
ad:li iinal
phrpoijs.
in
Dallas,
al
1
of
the. ge .oral
Properties
a
estate
early
among
.sal3
corpora.e
engaged
City,
as
real
Illinois
«ui
distributed
York
develop
the
Is-
business.
New
to
to
auuea
jviJI rbe /available for
BUSINESS—Corporation
the
110.11
0.50
4.00
&
Oct.
io
Co..._____
Turben
Co.i_l/-._Jl/___L._
The
14, 1958. The subscription offer will expire
at 3:30;j),rh. (EST) Oct. 28, 1958..
.^adenburg, Thalmann
Go. are the principal underwriter.
PROCEEDS—Net "proceeds
Simmons-—
S.
1
Co
Milwuakee
Newhard,
♦record Oct.
:
Merrill,
Sons—
Ed.
mittee
Co.____A-l 0.50
&
&
&
Fenner
-
,
The
Inc.
J.
the
upon
of
1516."
p.
"*
Cities Service ■Co.-r-Banker Elected
.
them,
of
for
Lynch, Pierce,"
The
W..
Offered—This corpora¬
offering to holders of its outstanding common
stock rights to subscribe for 91,662/additional common;
shares (par.$l) at a subscription price of $7.50
per thare
basis
Merrill
1.00
J.
i
Canal-Randolph Corp.—Stock
the
0.50
Co.,
&
Hayden, Stone &
Hemphill,
Noyes
tion- is
on
Masten
1.25
&
Hornblower
*
E.
McCormick
0.50
Hayden,
-
to
such
*
McDonald
Goodbody & Co
the
of
A.
10.00
2.25
Goldman,
from
sell
subscribed
•
Co.LLli_2
Francis X
the
Selma,
metal
._^10.00
1
Drexel
•
severally
$^,625,000
188,
'
In
'
'
Doininick_/___
Fulton
have
below--,
be
&
:
Incorporated
magnesium
not
0.75
House
Harriman
constructed
produce
indicated
shall
as
Inc.-_________
Brown
,
Alabama
„
to
will
percentages
Co._„
&
&
Co.,
Curtiss,
,
ore
/company
../,..
plant
new
Corp.
-
debentures,
Dominick
.'.
Hecla, Inc.—Acquisition in Alabama—
corporation
&
Alex.
t
-
-
-
..
Underwriters named below
the company has
agreed to
0.75
Baird
Ellis
'
'
'
—
W.
Blunt
!
exceeding
—V.
'
Co._
Whipple
Robert
placement.
equipment
construction,, road
rights:
&
.
Bacon,
private
a
of
Redpath
120,000 shares
about
value,
investment
ana
issue
to
other
and
including
The
—
Morgan Stanley & Co.;
Clark, Dodge & Co.._
Auchincloss, Parker &
_
tractors
purposes
^
application with the Federal
an
industrial
moving.
purchase, and
hr the respective
of
forklift
bulldozers,
of
earth
amount
expendi¬
;
disclosed in
10
variety
to
severalty,
principal
to
appli¬
Private Sale of Preferred Stock Planned—
The
tractors,
a
and
'
Trust
used
the
Eleciric's construction
for
to
National
would
financing
for
building
UNDERWRITERS
mature
America
tne
interim
as
California
program.
estimated
are
from
ana
to
crawler
r
«
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1612)
Control Data Corp.
according
Private Sale—-The corporation
—
Cornucopia
of
issuance
stock
common
to
1958
trading
this
of
for
a
inclusive. —V.
in
the
Oct.
13,
Exchange
further 10 day period,
188, p. 151G.
Financing—
Corp.—Defers
Petroleum
Cosden
Stock
American
the
ox:
company,
1958,
22,
Oct.
order pursuant
an
suspending
corporation has decided to defer for the present its proposed
$10,000,000 offering of
convertible subordinated 20-year debentures
according to a letter to shareholders from R. L. Tollett, President.
This
—V.
187,
1312.
p.
Crown Cork
Seal Co., Inc.—Sells Mill—
&
See National Steel
188, p. 747.
Corp. below,—V.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
stockholders
The
will
10
Nov.
on
vote
on
ixito
this
corporation of Kinsel Drug
poration;.—V.
179,
p.
with
and
approving the merger
Co., (a Michigan cor¬
3.
•
•
Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
company
chain
Goodenberger,
—V.
188,
counting.
443.
p.
road
Diana Stores Corp.—September
Co.—Develops New Latex for Textile
The company has developed a new
toluene and butadiene for use by the
Oct.
on
suited
replacing natural
and
for
Latex
K.
were
shipments
Oct.
made
Division
liquid
ol
1
the
from
Plaquemine,
at
-Net
1958
1957
$
$
sales
-
...
Dividends
from
companies—
associated
■/
157,209,359 166,302,267
673,315
632,565
Depreciation and amortization
Earnings before taxes on Income
U. S. and foreign taxes on income-.
20,684,000
21,520,182
10,344,452
changes
20,884,000
28,577,287
14,439,376
11,175,730
——~
Common shares
outstanding—-..
Earnings per common share
188, p. 1394.
-
In
and
book
value
See
Hotel
de
la
25,227,338
<$0.56
141,
in
stock,
to be allocated
f
The
the
filed
on
visually
The
2001.
p.
17 will consider
Nov.
on
corporation and New
approving
York
Dock
*
V.
See
/
187,
&
y.. 188,
p.
Federal
$10,221,975
1958—9 Mos.—1957
k
$8,616,066 $76,502,299 $70,923,357
ture
has
Sept.
a
-
until
FPC
hearings, now in
in mid-September.
..El Paso has
a
requested
short recess,
FPC
opened
approval
of
on.
the
grounds
on
that
It will benefit millions of natural gas consumers in 11 western
states, through lower costs and assured long-term gas supplies vital
economic growth of these areas.—V. 188,
pp. 1268 and 1154.
received
minimum
a
p.
of
20(t>
to
date
on
period
at market
assets
per
30,514
*$157.59
include
926
capital gain distribution of $3.55
September, 1958.—V. 188,
per
share paid
p. 1269.
"
Engelhard Industries, Inc.—Announces Volt-Ammeter
Hermach-Engelhard Transfer Volt-Ammeter, the world's most
commercially available instrument for measuring alternating
current and voltage over a wide range of audio
frequencies, will be
produced in quantity by Charles Engelhard, Inc., an associate of Engel¬
The
basic
National
principle
Bureau
of
the firm announced
was
disclosed
Standards.
by
This
on
Oct.
Francis
9.
L.
instrument
said
Hermach
can
be
of
used
the
to
-
plant expansion
188, p. 545.
and
so
as
site
offers
consolidates
the
company
Denver-area
period
183,
•
number
of
less than
room
forging
for
oper¬
-
.
tlia
at,
; ^
t
C*rj>.—Proposed Acquisition—
<p.l5l8.
188,
;
Inc.—Earnings—
1953^-Month—-1957" 1 lsSS^Mos.-^-ias? ■
$1,956,232.. $1,807,353 $16,371,474 $14,524,130
lv195,947; - 1,179.068
> 9,297,924 /
8;82G,839
Federal Income
taxes__ '
225,000
- 225,000 »•< 1,813,000
1,845,000
Other operating taxes--.
196,833
175,601
- 1,603,414
1,333,398
Period End. Any? 31—
Operating revenues
Operating, expenses'™..
,
Net
Net
>
operating
.
income '
188,
$317,684
$338,452
250,777
•
after charges;
—V.
$2,658,036
•
240,547-
$2,518,$93
1,921,160
i,S60;852^
-
1270.
p.
Period End.
Operating
revenues
Federal lucome- taxes^_
Other operating
•
-
Ohlo^-Earnings-
"
-
110,903
>
operating income'
after" chai.rgeS-„_„
Net-
of
$91,912 :
185,700 '
.
taxes
Net
«
Co.
1958—Month—1957 ■
$1,445,358
$919,115
Aug. *31—
Operating expenses-:.!—
v-
$356,843
179,894
.1958—8
4,217,104
950,312 V lt013,000
-
729,602
$m,308
125,759
578,123
*
$1,361,712
$l,471,738*
993,762
965,34.1
•
V.\*" '!
,
'
General Telephwie^Coi of The"!'Sioiithwe8i--—Earnings—
»
1958—Month—195T. \' ;19&8^«Mps,—^957;
$2,211,905 $18,109,981 $16,106,360
1,547,458
11,725,684
10,853,005
343,000 ' V £19-000 f 2,208,000 ' 1,788,000
-Period End; Aug, 31—
Operating revenues
Operatingexpenses^——
$2,415,315
1,485,230
——
Other
,
filos.—1957
$7;l89,944
$8,43i;^77
' 5,279,373
542,051
12G;00O
73,756
—V. 188, p. 1270.
operating taxes—
r
operating Income
after charges—
-
" 156,181.,
$430,904
336,032
136,135
.1.214,370
.1,034,952
$309,312
$2,961,727
$2^430,403
221,373
.
2,148,553
'1,786,149
"
■'
'v;
Georgia Casualty A Surety Co.—Stock Offered—
.
Enterprises
of
common
net
Inc., Atlanta, Ga., In June offered 450,000
(par $1) at $6 per share.
be used for expansion of business, working
stock
proceeds
,
will
p. 48.
>
.
•
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Announces New Product—
Development of the first lightweight" shoe soling that will outwear
other soling is announced by B. F. Goodrich Industrial Products
Company.
Called "Extralite," the new soling may also set new styling trends
any
in
footwear
General
it can be made in every color,
of the shoe products division, said.
because
Manager
Fred
Lang,
A.
The soling is made of a unique combination of high-grade ^nan-made
rubbers that- gives it "above average resistance to abrasion, scuffing
and
cracking,
exceptional
flexibility,
and
make
it
completely
water¬
—
To Erect Tire and Tube Plant in Iran—
Planned—
time shall the total debt of the
V. 188, p. 545.)—V. 188, p. 948.
cor¬
•first
major manufacturing industry in Iran, a tire and tube plant
was announced here by W. C. Gulick, Presi¬
International B. P. Goodrich Co., a division of The B. F.
to be erected in Teheran,
dent,
of
Goodrich
Co.
Organization of B. F. Goodrich Iran, Inc., in which the American
will be associated with a group of Iranian investors, was
company
also announced.
Construction
is
scheduled
B.
F.
of
for
the plant will he started Nov.
July, I960, Mr. Gulick said.
Goodrich
is
now
associated
with
20
15,
and
completion
rubber
products and chemical industries located in England, Holland, Sweden,
Germany, France, Mexico, Brazil, Cuba, Colombia, Peru, Japan, the
Philippines, New Zealand and Australia.—V. 188, p. 1518.
companies
in the
Registers Savings Plan With
Grand Union Co*—September Sales Higher—
on
of
,
capital, and other corporate purposes.—V.188,
among
shares
;o
Jersey'. Central Power &> Light Co.bplow.—V.
The
to
company
'
adversely affected by strikes
749.
—V. 188, p. 1270.
Oct. 10 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 1,150,000 shares of its $5 par common stock. These
shares represent, according to the prospectus, the estimated maximum
This
was
p.
proof," Mr. Lang said.-
Contract Corp.—Reorganization
General Electric Co.
months
"
1957
Net
Production was begun in the plant
the
$7,005,100 for
_■,
..—
1958—Month—1957 1958—9 Mos.—1957
$11,470,386
$9,890,193 $86,035,344 $79,846;53l
that
r,„
the previous year's
■."
■ ' '
ended- Sept. 30,* 1958 amounted
per -share, compared with $5,157,100 or $2.48
period of 1357. Sales, reached $33,843,900, as
'
•Federal-income taxes-^-
Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
alternating voltages and currents in the frequency range 20
te 20,000 cycles per second, with an accuracy of plus-or-minus 0.057*,
measure
Reiman
against
as
nine
plants.—V.
Buckley
division.
Denver
,
General Telephone* C«. oi Indiana,
;■
third • quarter ended
corresponding quarter
Board .and President,
the
■
': General Public Utilities
.
porate purposes, however, at no
poration exceed $8,000,000. (See
The
accurate
hard Industries, Inc.,
the
Income for
company's
1154.
plan includes,
"
■
$12,948,300
were
share in the/ like
against $27,911,500,
•
•.
——;
in
to $1.22 per share in the latest three
51 cents in the 1957 dihird quarter,/both'based! on
shares of common, stock outstanding. ' Net saley ■ for«the
per
See
in the
taxes
$1,050,800
against
quarter.earnings in- the
to $6,585,100, or $3.17
1958—Month^-1957
1958—3 Mos.-r-1957 >
$3,301,159 $3,034,581 $10,318,943- $9,659,008
6 will consider: (a) a plan of reorganiza¬
comply with Bank Holding Company Act of 1956, said
other things, amending Articles of Incorporation
so as
to change name of corporation to "General Bancshares Corp,"
and company will exchange all its directly held shares in its nonbanking subsidiaries for 2,327,544.3 shares, $2 par value of a (new)
Missouri corporation to be organized under the name "General Con¬
tract Finance Corp."
Immediately after the exchange, all stock of
General Contract Finance Corp. will be distributed pro rata to share¬
holders; (b) authorizing board of directors to obtain funds for cor¬
28,100
$128.18
1,143
share
Number of stockholders
*Does not
1
after
to
compared
1154.
Hie stockholders on Nov.
tion
$3,601,765
Capital shares
Net
Sept. 30—
General
$4,808,765
common stock (no par) to be offered in
of common stock and one $200 deben¬
underwriting is involved.
The proceeds
modification and working capital.
.$2,538,500
was
Net
v
their
ations.—V.
Sept. 30,'58 Dec. 31,'57
assets
Sales'
future
Energy Fund Die.—Assets at New High—
As of—
in
Exchange Commission—
Smith W. Storey, Chairman of the
ago,
2,079,942
which the Class. A common will be
188,-p. 1269.
Mr.
"to
Net
leases
of
No
plant
third
'nine months after ground was broken on the 30-acre site that formerly"
was irrigated farmland,
he said.
Heart of the new plant is a 36,000-square-foot prefabricated steel
building housing a new forge and trim press unit and three smaller
forges.
This building also holds the die sink department and die
and bar stock storage. Building dimensions are 150 feet by 240 feet.
the merger applica¬
merger
for
1958,
30,
year
months,
the assets applicable to each class of stock;
converted
and the terms and price of such conversion; and
period End. Sept. 30— ;
.the
rectors.
tion
and
■reported on Oct. 16.
These earnings amounted
8,
Forging operations are under way at Denver, Colo., in the new
plant of this company, according to C. H. Rieman, Vice-President of
suspended
company
whether
a
block
Portland Cement Co.—Earnings Higher—
income
Net
Sept.
Gardner-Denver Co.—Operations at New Plant-
Gas Co.—Anti-Trust Proceedings—
determines
used
be
to
unit.
per
General
shares
Judge Willis W. Ritter
proceedings against this
1,500-acre
a
Fabrication Industries, Inc., Hillside, N. J.—
$400
at
are
among
have
-
—V. 188, p.
1154.
Commission
acquired
and 150 shares of
consisting of one share
units
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.—September Sales Higher-
further action iu
after the Federal
proposed merger with
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp. is in the public interest, El Paso
President Paul Kayser has reported to the company's board of di¬
antitrust
'
company's accelerated
corporation on Oct. 6, filed a letter of notification with the
covering $30,000 of 150 six-year non-interest bearing subordinated
Net
fVEi Paso Natural
-Power
Sales
i ■
1958—Month—1957
has
debentures
Investors, Inc., Forest
Franklin. Stores Corp.—September Sales Up— i
—V:
Edison Brothers Stores Inc.—September Sales Higher
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
the
The
of
Period End.
a merger agree-
Co.
recently
Files With Securities
company
shares
....
International, Inc.—Merger Proposed—'
between this
further
production that may be developed.
any new
.
Dunhill
to
program.
General Telephone
the
The stockholders
used
Hills
General
now proposes to offer the proposed issue of 150,000
capital stock (par 10 cents) at $2.50 per share through
Greenfield ,& Co., Inc., New York, and U: A. Huey Co., Denver,' Colo.,
according to a preliminary prospectus >dated> Oct.-6,-1958.
' ^
The company, intend? to use the net proceeds to -pay *>$16,000 note
due Nov. 12, 1958, andv $22,000 of > 4%
convertible notes due Dec; 1,
1958; and for working capital, and other corporate: purposes.:.
payable on Nov. 17, 1958 at 105
and accrued interest, at the Marine
The company Is engaged: primarily in the business of developing, '
Midland Trust Co. of New York.
manufacturing and selling'vavious; drug and pharmaceutical, products.
The holders or registered owners of such debentures may. at any -*
It alsb imports cosmetic compOunds and preparatlonsv.from^av'foreign
time prior to the close of business on the 10th day prior to the date w
manufacturer for sale in'this-country; The company's,plant'is located^
fixed
for
redemption convert such
debentures
Into
securities
of
at $38 Sterling Place,-Brooklyn, N. Y.—V; 187* p. 1432.- ~
•
Dunham-Bush, Inc.—V. 186, p. 111.
ment
be
Ventura
Forest. Laboratories, Inc.—Proposed Stock Offering—
remaining deoentures, or portions of the principal of
registered debentures remaining unpaid, and not heretofore called
for redemption or currently called for redemption through operation
of the sinking fund, as set forth above, have been called for-redemp-- •
tion, at the election of Dunham-Bush, Inc. and will be due. and,,
;
to
are
company
Puente
in
1958, Forest Grove Homethe public offering, pursuant to such an
original investments."—V. 188,
subordinated convertible debentures due July 31, 1968 at
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at The Marine
Midland Trust Co., 120 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.
.
proceeds
area of Los Angeles County, Calif., a 2.C00-acre block
County, and 6,300 acres in Fresno County, Calif.
'
In the Newhall-Potrero field, where the
company operates a 560acre lease lor the joint account of itself and Union Oil
Co., operations
have commenced for the drilling of a deep test well
by Shell Oil Co.
General Exploration and Union Oil jointly hold a 25'.,
carried interest
in
directors of
and
"Stockholders
i02Va%
.
T
by Elliott & Co., members of the New York S. E.
segregated assets and the method of deter¬
which the assets are apportioned among the
and the manner iir which operating expenses
circumstances under
15-year 6^
of
supplemental unemployment benefits.
Companyhave been held at various times since August.—
82,500 shares of capital stock, has .increased the
exploration
Interests, by security holdings and otherwise, of
the company and in material transactions
with the company.
Furthermore, according to the order, there was a
failure adequately to disclose the intended use of the proceeds of the
slock sale as well as the nature of the company's proposed business
and its competitive position.
In addition, the" order challenges tlm
company's financial statements and a statement in the circular that
The company has called for redemption on Nov. 14, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $100,000 of Brunner Manufacturing Co.
All
for
number of shares outstanding to 347,560. The purchase,
investment purposes, was made by a group headed
the direct and Indirect
3859.
p.
of
into Class B common,
Corp.—To Redeem Bonds—
Dunham-Bush, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
such
of
manner
the
officers
Xnc', below.—V.
Salle,
the
classes
are
—V.
Drummond Street Realty
notification
a
mining
14,137,911
25,987,975
$0.43
_...
market
demand
easily accomplished by the user.—V. 188, p. 1517.
are
Grove Homebuilders
several
Net income
year
the
for
exemption, of 1,000 shares of Class B preferred stcck at $100 per share
and 3,678 shares of Class S common stock at $100 per share;
The
Commission's suspension order asserts that the Regulation A exemption
is not available because the aggregate offering price of the securities
exceeds the $300,000 maximum and that the company's prospectus is
false and misleading- in respect of various material facts.
More particularly, the Commission's order charges that there was a
failure
to
disclose various information, including
the effect of the
segregation of assets, liabilities and earnings referred-to In the circular
upon the interests o( prospective shareholders, as-well as the indeniity
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
•
one
on
ment of
with automatic data processing machines.
builders «fc Investors proposed
Ballman, Director of Sales.
.
payroll
188, p.
of
amount.
on
Three Months Ended Aug. 31—
through convenient
General Exploration Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Private
Placement—This company, through the private place¬
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of Securities not exceeding $300,000' in
chlorine and 50and 73^
company's new facilities at
the Mississippi River. The
plants, operating as part of Dow's new chemical complex 10 miles
south of Baton, Rouge, will provide faster add more convenient service
to markets in. the southeastern and central states, according to Donald
soda
Louisiana
regularly
Oct.
is
commercial
First
its
save
company
negotiations
1518.
V.
The
Securities
and
Exchange Commission, It was announced on
13, has issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a proposed public offering of securities' by" this* corporation.
The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
the new product is especially
lor modifying and sometimes
•;
caustic
record
Stock
rewarding
amount
union
Interval may be
a conventional
time
permanent
York
it
an
Forest
textile Industry, it was announced
offices.
a
New
to 6/*
I.U.E.
Grove, Ore.—Offering Suspended by SEC—
fabric
2582
preselected
produces
the
on
"designed to make
would get a bonus share free.
said it contemplates using treasury shares, shares pur¬
or
newly-issued shares if the latter would be
approved by stockholders.
Purchases for employees would be made
by a trust.
The savings plan was a counter proposal
by the company to an
SEC
ehloroprene type latexes In resilient hair padding,
binuer and adhesives.
A technical bulletin
available by writing to Dow's Midland, Mich.,
or
non-woven
Dov;
on
is
record
unit
a
interval
ela.;tomeric latex based on vinyl-
Designated Dow Laiex 2582,
upholstery and rug backing,
9.
for
for
The
chased
Digital Recorder—
tape recorder is easily interpreted
The
tape.
for use
Soda From
Division Facilities—
New Louisiana
We
adaptation cf P&P's Digital Demand Recorder, which
proved performance In demand recording and load
sur.ey work for electrical utilities.
It is offered with standard time
intervals of five, 15, or 60 minutes.
Other intervals are available and
lias
Shipping Chlorine and Caustic
Uses—Now
is suitable
The
$5,842,681
$6,094,331
1U43.
p.
Chemical
Dow
or
any
recorder
new
to
been
of their wages, with the company matching deduc¬
of 50T.
At least
a
third of each employee's
contribution would be invested in U. S. savings
bonds.
The
balance would be invested either in GE common
stock
or
in bonds, as the employee chose.
Those participating at the full
3 announced a new digital recorder for traffic
during
flow
employee)
have
individual-company
Operated by electrical impulses from
the
treadle,
punched paper
1958—2 Mos.—1957
$2,640,006
82,949,351
-
—
188,
Sales Up—
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
—V.
Traffic
readily measured.
traded
were
1958.
said to
meet your personal needs." It is
contemplated that the
become effective on Jan. 1, 1959.
the GE plan, the company would be authorized
by employees
Under
The
This company on Oct.
shares
6,
will
to deduct up
tions
in the
Newark, N. J.—Secondary
Fischer & Porter Co.—Pulse-Input
(the
you
program
capital stock (par $10) was made on Oct. 15 by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and Adams & Hinckley,
at $73 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.60 per
share. The offering is being continued.
has deevloped a completely new tire line for the
store trade, it was announced on Oct. 16 by Harry
Vice-President of tire sales.
Known as the
"Multi-Mile", this new line will embrace the latest
features in tread design, cord construction and
rubber compounding.
Mr. Goodenberger aJso noted that it will include the
lull range ol
sizes
and
types
and will be available
in all price classilicai/ions.
T.
the
is
program
deductions to
the
Offering—A secondary offering of 11,167 shares of new
■
Dayton Rubber Co.—Develops New Tire Line—
This
automotive
for
The companv
Commission announced on Oct. 10
to the Securities Exchange Act oi
Exchange
and
Securities
The
1934
The
1958,
to
wnich
at
Exchange on Oct.
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 10,
covering 70,000 shares of its $1 par common stock. According
prospectus, such shares are a part of (a) those issued on
July 23, 1958, to shareholders of Cofcd, Ltd., In exchange for Cofed
stock; and (b; those to be issued to shareholders of Cemco Holdings,
Ltd., and a subsidiary thereof in exchange for stock < and notes i of
Cexrico
and
said
subsidiary.
The
prospectus further
indicates that
certain of these shaveholeurs may ofier for sale all or part of the
shares so acquired by them.
On July 23,
1958, the company acquired all the outstanding stock
of Cofed, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, in exchange for 50,600 shares
of its stock. It is acquiring all the outstanding stock
(and notes; of
Cemco, Vancouver, British Columbia, in exchange for 61,310 shares of
its stock. Cofed Is said to be engaged in the manufacture and sale of
panc-lboard.;, circuit breakers, fusible equipment, and a line of fluores¬
cent lighting fixtures for the Canadian market, Cemco is engaged in
,the manufacture and sale of electrical switchgear, air circuit breakers,
air
switches,
load break switches,
fusible breakers, cable terminal
potheads, and related apparatus for the distribution and control of
electricity*—V. 188, p. 1517.
Gold Mines—SEC Orders Further Suspen¬
sion of Stock Trading—
the
price
Federal Pacific Electric Co., Newark, N. J.—Registers
With
Monday, October 20, 1958
.
chased
1269.
p.
.
under
and pursuant
to the General Electric Savings
and
Security Program, with employee contributions and with earnings on
all shares credited to
p&rticipants under the program during the first
18
months of its operations, computed on the basis of the
highest
Charles Engelhard, Inc.
It is a commercially available
on which the NBS will issue a certificate.—V. 188,
to
volt-ammeter
a-c
place privately through Dean Witter &
Co., 14,000 shares of preferred stock with the All State
Insurance Co. at par ($25 per share).—V. 186, p. 2472.
has arranged to
.
General Electric
common
which
would be
pur¬
Period End. Sept. 27—
1958—4 Wks.—1957
$
Sales
A
—
mammoth
37,100,316
$
1958—30 Wks.—1957
$
$
31.962,027 271,713,291 239.313,928
Grand-Way Discount Center, largest supermarket
ever
I
Volume 188
Number 5787
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1613)
built
by
area,
major
a
food
opened
was
With
chain
Oct.
on
nearly .two
iu
line
of
food
7,500 items, as
some
merchandise
of
the
this
well
prices.
the
roof,
one
Included
than
more
as
major
188,
York metropolitan
Parainus, N. J. ■*
in
under
25,000
appliances
is
articles of
clothes
to
Sept. 30—
Sales—-——
—V.
188,
'
„
The
••
1938—9 Mos.—1957
$32,552,046 $23,501,701
$267,037,162
of
1
S.
of
M.
Barr, Vice-President—planning,
Vice-President'—finance of the Western Union
and W.
of Gray Manufacturing Co.
Wibel, President. A one-sixth
transferred
was
to
Western
announced
was
stock
Union
546.
Oct.
on
60,000 shares of Gray stock for. 20,006
p.
interest
'
\ '_./
the
in
15
Western
Oct.
en
in
i
shares —V.
,■
,
_
Ilccht
by John
company
exchange
an
Union
15
Gray
■
See
will
vote
Oct.
20
the
loans and for
sale
of
1,
182, p.
from
Department
Stores
Co.
be
1801.
of
V
below.—V.
of
Ilelene Curtis Industries
Period End. Sept. 30—
;
1958—Month—1957
$3,996,637
_
188,
Securities &
1958—2 Mos.—-1937
$3,172,042
$8,824,599
Net
Great Divide Mining Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Files
—
corporation
Sept.
on
filed
19
letter
a
of
sales
month
With
The
Mr.
the
with
share, with
per
dealer's
a
of
of
Gidwitz
.
stated
Passengers
that
lie
Incidental
properties.—V.
to
the
167.
destination
con¬
well
as
exploring
and
developing
oil
of
and
gas
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—September Sales Higher—
Aug. 31—
1958—Month—1957
Sales
$8,500,267
—V.
Florida
to
this
Pan
jet
$67,145,407
136, p. 1155.
Sales
purchases
according
for
that
in
Securities in-September
Ahbe, Vice-President and
L.
Group, Inc.,
indicated
noting
Group
John
Distributors
Ahbe
Mr.
by
of
to
that
this
the
quite
was
September
a
Fund's
year
Total
for
assets
the
sales
It
will
which
of
rise
flights
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
to
are
($1
used
be
Oct.
on
100,000
par
for
filed
8
shares
of
letter
a
of
187,
to
is
being handled by an underwriting
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and McDonald & Co.
PROCEEDS—Net
by the company for
being sold for
are
of
the
sale
of
73,000
shares
plant expansion program. The
a
the
account
of
shareholder
a
of
—
will
be
used
shares
company.
movable
buildings.
interior
of
1958
company designs, manufactures, sells, Installs
interior wall systems for
commercial, industrial
movable
institutional
The
nation's
largest
of
previous fiscal
$1,152,653 or $1.91
and
and
sales
year,
$26,912,557
were
and
income
net
was
share.
a
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
+5%
promissory note.
TO
mortgage note due Dec.
fCommon
PRESENT
FINANCING
shares
that
for
the
fee of
1,
balance
of
the
will
be
loan.
to
company
$4,500,000
and
tThis note,
sidiary,
loan
will
July 1, 1959.
A commitment
is payable upon the unborrowed
mature
maintain
consolidated
certain
15
subject to
The loan agreement requires
net
current
restrictions
for borrowed
in
of
assets
the
upon
including
money,
years,
right
current
least
at
to,, incur
debt.
secured
the obligation of the company and its wholly-owned sub¬
Manufacturing Co., is payable $4,937 quarterly and
by a mortgage on the land and buildings of
shares,
effected.
was
value
par
The
stated
$1
share,
per
capital
and
the
of
a
604,500
$2,000,000.
1:50,000
Incentive
that subsidiary.
for
1
shares
stock
split
remained
at
shares
Stock
into
above
reserved
are
Option
for
issuance
pursuant
to
the company's
Plan.
several
underwriters
named
below
have
offered
Blyth
&
A.
C.
A.
G.
<te
14,156
Becker
Paine,
Ball,
&
&
Burge
Co.
Merrill,
&
last
The
at .its
<fe
Turben
Schwabacher
G.
H.
Walker
&.
Curtis
Senior
a
Vice-President
Hooker.
of
volume
animal
H.
tions
from
sale
Simmons,
have
mated
increased
$35,000,000
expanded
the
of
former
President,
the
This
and
Bearing
Co.,
&
Inc.
2,212
;
Bateman,
is
annual
the
volume
Crowell,
Jones.
.
*-*-
;
headed
The
subject
to
PROCEEDS—It
new
debentures,
acquire
and
Equitable
these
acquisi¬
an
esti¬
department
carried
on
sales,
2,788
\ 1,328
1,328
s
•
note
conv.
"Common
Oct.
,
1,328
j.672
■1,672
8,
at
at
V
1,672
1,672
least
78%
on
to
provide working
conducts
company
businesses
from
In
its
the
the
of
one
Pittsburgh
main
Its
area.
located
store
and presently in three branch
GIVING
EFFECT
Oct.
due
1,
1964
Oct.
1,
in
stores In
TO
the
subordinated debs, due 1973
shares
(no
75,000
The
par)
required
conversion
on
of
number
the
authorized
is
of
to
forth
shares
debentures
have
the
at
reserved
below,
the
named
such
the "company, In
of the debentures
below
are
as
offering to stockholders:"
have
respective
the
A.
-
,
•
*
f
r.
r.
E.
Boston Corp.
Mas ten & Co.——:—-—
29
-
10
Chaplin & Co
Kay, Richards k Co
McJunkin, Patton &
Reed,
Lear
138, p.
k
12
Co.„
.
:' 5
-
Co.——
5
•
5
;
.
5
1271.
:
•
k
' ' V
•
Inc.—
Co.——.—.——
McKelvy k
Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc—
Steele, Haines k Co
($10
•
'
'
•
<
"
{
■
the
Peabody
at
option
106%
of
during
thereafter.
of
bank
the
public
bonds
new
will
be
loans
aggregating about
construction of new
of
utility
engaged
in
for
approximately
21%;
•
43%
gen-
operating
of
industrial
customers
ended
July
1958,
31,
$28,675,844
to
and
operating
revenues
of
for the calendar year 1957.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
operating
income
net
with
to
$27,801,121
FINANCING
Outstanding
$120,000,000
10,000,000
600.000 shs.
6,000,000 shs.
par)__
215,000 shs.
2,825,000 shs.
t
%
indenture, and by property,
within
th»
be
earnings, and other
as
may
supplemental Indenture thereto.
second
(including other debentures) may be issued.
Oct.
there
1958,
7,
UNDERWRITERS
.
,
was
The
—
outstanding $28,903,000 aggregate prin¬
underwriters
named
below
severally
hav»
a firm commitment to purchase from
the company the respective
principal amounts of new bonds set opposite their names:
made
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
Freres
Lazard
First
The
S.
F.
Witter
Reynolds
&
1,550,000
1,550,000
Struthers
&
W.
Baird
&
200,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
200.000
700,000
William R. Staats <fc Co.
200,000
Co.
Co.,
700,000
Stix & Co._A
Sutro & Co
Chacc, Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc.
Cunningham, Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc
Hulme, Applegate &
200,000
200,000
&
Inc.
500,000
Bros.
Burns
&
Denton,
500,000
&
Co
500,000
of
375,000
375,000
Cohu
&
Stetson
&
&
375,000
-
Stieglltz
300,000
300,000
250,000
Co
Miller
&
Co.
100,000
100,000
Humphrey, Inc
100,000
Edward D. Jones «fc Co. .100,000
Carl McGlone <fe Co., Inc.
100,000
Smith, Moore <fc Co
100,000
Sutro Bros. &; Co
100,000
Townsend, Dabney k
Tyson
100,000
Harold E. Wood Ss Co.
100,000
375,000
Co.
Winslow.
—V.
$250,000
700,000
Wood,
Robert
Halle
Co.,
Co
L
Hammill
Co.
for
&
—
<fc
Davis, Skaggs «Ss Co
Elworthy & Co
Fahey, Clark & Co..;—
Relnholdt & Gardner—1
800,000
Co
&
Shearson,
.
Turben
Inc.
Boettcher
800,000
Co
Co
&
Merrill,
$1,600,000
Co.
Corp.
<fc
Boston
Moseley
Dean
188, p. 1519.
for
Illinois Bell
Telephone Co.—-Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating revenues—.
Operating expenses—
Federal
Other
^
Net
Net
—V.
Co—
k
sale
customers
1958—Month—1957
Ml';'
$
$
Hulme," Applegate
Thomas-
Kidder,
at
cipal amount of,short-term bank loans.
'
"
-/•' Humphrey,
and
starting
financing
months
$6,426,978
Michigan Corp.
k
Co
Granbery, Marache &
on
Inc.,
authorizations from
regulatory
authorities permit
tho
to have outstanding at any one time
up
to $40,000,000
principal amount of sliort-tcrm bank loans, but such authorizations
are subject to change.
Hayden,
Inc.
-
185,"
100.0599.
prices
the
amounted
Goodbody
severally
-Cunningham, Schpiertz & Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
10
Singer, Deane it Bcribn.en.__..'' 10
—V.
the
Lestrange & Co
Arthurs,
project.—V.
{Existing
•
First
*
will
It
percentages
subscribed
not
the
100.149,
annually
electric
an
compares
.
underwriters
from
$750,000.
of
swing
employed
company
First
conversion
initial
will
agreement docs not authorize the Issuance of additional
but prescribes limitations within which additional junior
funded debt
304,668 shs.
been
the
Parkway.
be
of first, mortgage bonds issuable is limited
$300,000,000 or such other maximum amount
of
denture
Rand
purchase
to
is
Inc.
2,538,900
shareholders
will
amount
McDonnell
$3,000,000
2,200,000
by
State
men
(short-term)
debentures,
general
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
shares
150
redeemable
are
short-term
interim
accounted
fixed by supplemental
the
downtown
thereof.
UNDERWRITERS—The
'
-
loans
"The
FINANCING
2,538,900
-
additional
group
by
Authority
point it
Sunshine
complete
Corp.,
from
of
for
commercial
of
stock
maximum
suburban areas.
PRESENT
13
Turnpike
vicinity
(jointly),
bonds
redemption
company
This
the
business
the
$3,000,000
2,200,000
—
1971
Co.
proceeds
to
income
net
Bank
seasonal
large
to
declining
payment
customers
of
Common
com¬
capital for
three
Texas
Oct.
on
Authorized
debentures
eliminate
or
the
mortgage bonds—outstng. series
H'/4% sink, fund debs, due April, 1983
4% preferred stock, cumul. ($100 par)
branch
reduce
the
7%.
{At
and
by
which
at
the
least
at
in
cost
&
and
CAPITALIZATION
after
or
ease¬
State
Florida.
"First
those
fund
the
of
at
for
Florida
of
enter
said
Securiteis
general
years
sales
$7,637,826.
/
store
1958.
Issuance
price
1,672
.
$33 %
redeemable
are
„
1,672
"
-,.1,328 ;
1,328
'
retire
fixtures
Hills
primarily
area
•Includes
1,672
..
**
188, p. 1270.
to
the proceeds will be used to
note due
The
1.328
price of
They
an
steel natural
Sunshine
99.21%.
Weld
EARNINGS~For
revenues
maturity,
per share,
EARNINGS—For the fiscal year ended Feb. 1, 1958, net sales of the
company amounted to $65,241,000 and net income to $1,185,000, com¬
pared with $64,793,000 and $1,335,000 for the previous fiscal year.
2,788
,1,328
2.
;
and
East
new
stores,
pursuant
...
& Co
events.
the
(including irrigation pumping customers 9%); public utilities
interchange
arrangements,
street
lighting
and
miscellaneous
and
which
bank borrowings.
2,788
2,788
.
2,212
:
Kreeger ,& .-Hewitt
certain
In
Kissimmee
provisions of the mortgage and
until
laid
will
mortgage
partial
farm
The
stock
cqmiuon
granted
welded
of
bonds, 4^%
1988, at 100% and accrued interest.
the issue at competitive sale
bid of
first
five
for
29%
store, which it plans to open in
mid-1959, and for similar requirements of another branch store planned
to be opened In 1960 In South Hills
Village. Pending the opening of
set
2,212
McDonald-Moore .& Cq
The Milwaukee1 Co._4_—
Newhard. Cook & Co..."
into
conversion
a
13
18-inch
%' small area in northern Nevada.
For
the 12 months ended
July 31, 1958, approximately 90% of the company's operating reve¬
nues was derived from
electric sales in Idaho and 10% in Oregon and
Nevada. For the same period, total system electric sales to residential
Is expected that net proceeds'from the 'sale of the
together with other funds, will be used primarily to
furniture
company's
2,788
2,212
1
in
mencing in 1966 sufficient
prior- to maturity.
agreed
,
Co...
adjustment
at
re¬
awarded
BUSINESS—Company
The offer, which is to ex¬
option of the company at prices ranging from 105%%
redeemed prior to Oct. 31, 1959 to 100% for those redeemed
Nov. 1, 1971.
They are also entitled to an annual sinking
2,788
Co.
&
convertible
are
previously redeemed,
and
anil
by The First Boston Corp.
debentures
unless
rods
erati6q and sale, of electric service in southern Idaho, eastern Oregbn
Oct. 29, 1958, is being underwritten by a group
on
2,212
k Co
Weedoni&r Co.'2—
MCCormick
V
pire
1957
.....
15,
PROCEEDS—Net
effort
stock then held.
common
..2,212
;
Eichler
'
.
Co.,
Co.—Bonds Offered—Blyth & Co.,
White,
new
revenues;
toward
it
firm
will
$28,903,000 incurred
operating facilities.
(Joseph) Ilorne Co.—Debentures Offered to Common
Stockholders — This company is offering its common
stockholders of record Oct. 14, 1958 rights to subscribe
5%%
2,788
-2,212
A
Co., Inc..'.
'
*
and
first
used
balance
expenditures and
productive capacity to
to
on
which
a
company
and
**
Co
&
Walston <fc Co., Inc.
,
10.039,
Co.
the
plant.
"capital
company's
year.
a
sales
Ball
said
Oct.
on
an
agreement reached
the Texas group,
the
where
was
on
the
Co.—Reports Higher Profits—
is being, directed. Whether we reach it in
the coming year depends on the extent of the
recovery in the country's
economy."—V. 183, p. 749.
3%
,
5.576
the
&
July 31,
sucker
an
Texas
Power
14
&
were
$22,631,770 as against $22,269,212 in fiscal
figures included those of Uniloy Corp., merged into
July 31, 1958, as a "pooling of Interests."
on
fasteners,
■
group
Inc.,
poultry
$418,313
profit
3%%
5,576
4,424
.
of
The
company received
two other bids
for
the bonds as 4V'as as
follows: Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
<te Co.
(jointly), *99.14, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
99.061.- Bids for a 4%% -coupon came from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Dicalcium
and
Authorized
5,576
4,424
similar
a
by Allen
ended
year
rightof-way
minimum of four months
a
Oct.
is
Columbia,
year
1958
CAPITALIZATION
17,844
4,424
Kraus
The Ohio Co...
,
the
project
The
two electric furnaces producing
Wilkin,
company
of
5,576
Ir.c
Jackson
Hayden, Miller k
—
5,576
,
Weeks
Webber,
Fulton Reld
i
17,844
4,424
-
Shareholder
4,424
Co.__
Ailyn & Co., Inc.
Hornblower
—V.
Division
production
Selling
Company
14,156
Inc
Co.,
McDonald
.
through
There were several unusual items of a
non-recurring nature in the
1958 earnings statement. The
company had $555,787 expenses of moving
into its new plant and
starting-up costs. It also had
Shares by
by
i
E.
en¬
follows:
as
Shares
•
Sales
shopping
an
Name
.
Phosphorus
phosphate
BUSINESS—The
underwriting agreement with the company and selling
shareholder whereby they have
severally agreed to purchase the shares
.
corporation's
1957.
the
„
UNDERWRITERS—The
tered
250
outstanding
Lazard Freres & Co. and The First Boston Corp. as
joint
managers of an underwriting group, offered publicly on
Oct. 15 an issue of $15,000,000 first mortgage
_
Fostoria
common
:
cities
of
{Pursuant to Amended Articles of Incorporation which
became effec¬
tive on Oct. 8, 1958, the authorized capital stock of the
company was
changed from 5,000 common shares without par value to 1,000,000
-J
sub¬
Company,
677,500 shs.
about
per annum
Houdaille
fiscal
of
all sections
and
continue
of
Idaho
Express
340,687
HI,000,000 shs.
borrowed
The
places
further indebtedness
•
American
340,687
1975
required annual prepayments of $160,000.
1
16.
Jointly-owned
$2,538,900 of 5%% convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due Nov. 1, 1973, at a price of 100% on the basis
of $100 principal amount of debentures for each 12 shares
the
tnree-quarters of 1 %
portion
;
Nov.
a
fojms
pipeline
750.
p.
for
agreement with an insurance company pro¬
borrowing of $2,420,000 on or before Nov. 30, 1959. It
is proposed that $920,000 will be borrowed
by the company in December,
1953 and used to repay the 4% promissory note due
April 1, 1969, and
viding
.
begin
"$2,420,000
(par $1)_:
for
the
stockholders
Am
Outstanding
"The company has a loan
.
London
and
Pan
$2,420,000
...
of
contemplated
other
$270,000.
will
the
on
the
across
Dally
Authorized
"434%
is
and
service
Rome.
International,, Ltd.,
Corporation
it
Officials
prefabricated
it reported sales for the year ended June 30.
and net income of $1,358,560 or $2.25 a share. In
!*•••.'
the
York
jet
ana
the
to construct
of
Authority
to Fort Pierce
over
require
Paris
for
108-mile'
serve
terms
walls,
$29,782,152
the
•
producer
Is
all
Turnpike Authority
first
to
the
receive
there
lands.
commercial
to
is an important and large
supplement.—V. 188, p. 1433.
our
BUSINESS—The
services
has
pipeline will begin in the vicinity of Brownsville, Texas and
through Baton Rouge, La. and enter Flprida near Munson. From
go
fiscal year.
A
group
remaining
the
New
plane
daily
York
Express
Hertz
company operates
C.
proceeds
20%
it
to
Houdaille
approximately
Corp. at a price
Eclipse
roughly
that
that
stockholders
The
/■_:
their
at
car
The company reported net income of
$1,747,976 for its fiscal year
ended July 31, 1958, which was equal to $3.35 a share on the
521,980
common
shares outstanding at the year end. This compares with net
income of $1,618,842 or $3.23 a share on
501,414 shares for the 1957
be
public offering of 165,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Oct. 15 at a price of $15.50 a share. This
is the first public offering of Hauserman shares. The dis¬
tribution
i.
■;
expects
The
proceeds
Common Stock Offered
—
its
New
phosphate
...
(E. F.) Hauserman Co.
The
by* Robert
the
with
The
Hertz
a
substantially expanding
Tenn., plant.
There
phosphorus from
its own phosphate rock reserves. The
enlarged dicalcium phosphate fa¬
cilities are expected, to be in operation
by April 1,''1959, it is announced
2334.
p.
from
the
Hoover Ball & Bearing
stock
common
underwriting.
reserve
Files
—
notification
non-assessable
share), without
working capital.—V.
per
28
between
dicalcium
than
tnc
Medford, Ore.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
before
American
of
The
sales
in
less
Inc.,
announced
of
Buffalo
course
sales
the
series due Oct.
Iced
Industries,
can
will
State
the
American's
Hooker Chemical Corp.—Phosphorus Division
Expands
against $96,068,735 at Sept. 30,
Handicapped
20,
Pan
of
Group Securities also show substantial improvement
Sept. 30, 1958 they amounted - to. $135,615,556, as
1957.—V. 188, p. 1270.
At
year.
Director
sponsor.
totaled
of
stated
due
whose
along
be
Turnpike
Europe—
including
car .rental operations outside the U.
S. in 257
francliiscd licensees in 31 countries.—V.
189, p. 1519.
$3.-
:
-
flights,
conducts,
totaled
substantial
a
ago
$1,500,000. >'
national
jet
Oct.
inaugurates
Oct.
Hertz
Group Securities Inc.—Sales and Assets Gain—
Investor
Inaugural
received
Am
sidiary
462,394,
Peo
in
corporation
pipeline
Parkway.
to
and
Atlantic
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$3,256,053 $64,923,456
name
equipment, hand and powef lawn mowers,
sump pumps, ejectors and liquid level gauges.—V. 188,
p. 247.
as
gas
optimistic
flight time and It will be there when they arrive,
Robley H.Evans,
Executive
Vice-President
of
Hertz
American Express International,
Ltd., who on Oct. 13 said jet airline
passengers
will be able to ask for Hertz cars in Paris,
Rome, or
London—destinations of Pan Am's first Jet flights—with reservations
sent
Period End.
its
Houston Texas Gas & Oil Corp.—In Florida—
The
ment
before
according
154.
p.
of Canada,
changed
:
14
nv.moer
stock
representing
Mr.
made
Eclipse,
heavily
.
was
commercial
on
transatlantic
The company on Sept. 29 filed a letter of
notification with the SEC
covering 300.000 shares of common stock to be offered at pat (§T per
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for ex¬
.share), without
penses
be
Oct.
on
a
screws, rivets and many
lated oil
well operating
$22,617,270 and net profits of $831,116 for the six-.
31, 1958 were announced by Gerald Gidwitz,
Board.
^
:
/
the
Hertz Corp.—Rent A Car Reservations in
Co., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
j
share,
per
Under
Oil
from
common
cap
regarding operations for
the
second
half of the year as the bulk of
holiday sales of the
Lcntheric Division is shipped from September
through December each
year.—V. 188, p. 1155 and V. 186, p
2050.
SEC covering 300,000 shares
of common stock to be
offered at par
'($1 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
expenses
incidental to exploration and development
operations.
.
Great Western
Royal Bank
1945
were
approximately
$26,000,000,
is
a
diversified - enterprise
whose
principal products include a complete line of standard bolts and
nuts,
period ended Aug.
Chairman
notification
Co., at $10.50
cession of 50 cents per share. The
offering was
oversubscribed.
Books have not been closed.
$7,297,483
1155.
p.
of
shares.
will
Buffalo
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
offering of 192,338 shares if class A common stock
(par $1) was made on Oct. 16 by Eastman Dillon, Union
Gray sou-Robinson Stores Inc.—September Sales Up—
Sales
the
•
company.
The purchase was negotiated
New
York investment bankers.
2117.
p.
Realty Corp.
President,
cash
shares
$17.75
offer
187,
Street
Pco,
for
100,000
second
—V.
Drummond
acquired
to
used
at
July,
Iloudaille Industries, Inc. — Acquires Buffalo
Eclipse
Stock—To Make Offer to Other Stockholders—
common
Co.—Proposed Merger—
May
would
r
J
plus
interest. Payment will be made
Canada.
This
company
in
Ralph F.
securities
."v.-
its
accrued
1983.
these
construction.—V.
new
of
Montreal,
on
authorizing the issuance and sale of $900,000
on
from
.-y'i'v-'
corporation
recently called for redemption on Oct. 1, 1958,
outstanding 5% general mortgage income bonds due Oct.
1, 1965 (as extended) of Drummond Street
Realty Corp. at 100%
all
188.
•.
.
proceeds
repay bank
E. Pudney.
Co. to the
Telegraph
board
"The
.
..
first mortgage bonds due Oct.
The
Board—
on
'■
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities.
5»4%
Gray Manufacturing Co.—New Interests
W.
the
$257,497,037
*
Election
stockholders
They will also vote
V
6
.
Salle, Inc., Montreal, Canada—To redeem
Bonds—
\
increasing the authorized
capital stock by an additional 12,285 shares (par $10), which would be
offered for subscription by stockholders on a
pro rata basis (with an
oversubscription privilege). This offering is also subject to the
approval
1155.
p.
1270.
Hotel de la
1958—-8 Mos.—1957
:
$1,656,067 $13,074,120 $12,818,133
Haverhill Gas Co.—Plans Stock and Bond
Financing—
every
.
1953—Month—1957
188, p.
Sales Off—
1958—Month—1957
non¬
for
(W. T.) Grant Co.—September Sales Increased—
Per. End.
v
$1,557,808
—V.
food
1518.
p.
Stores Inc.—September
Sept. 30
Sales
needs
full
a
Ilartficld
Period End.
85,000
virtually everything she
discount
family.—V.
New
company
space
housewife
from
ranging
greater
shopping
square foot Center offers the
for home and family use at
member
the
by
13
of
acres
5
/
Income ^tAXCS—
operating taxes•
operating
income*.
after charges
188,
p.
1271.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$
,
8
37.641,316 303,119,367 294,382,841
22,867,209 I 23,595,807 188.931,494 188,764,82L
5.973.00O
4,761,000
40.851,006
35,464,000
39,026,488
•
3,832,556
6353,7235,826,442
'
3,697,l-69- '32,941,894 "29,$2JM)60
5,567,940 ^994^70
5,013,863- -40,666,465
40^280
36,396,863
■
6
*
(1614)
,
■■
Indianapolis Rys., Inc.—Tenders for
will
it
to
until
2
due Jut.
of S520,000
sum
to
Nov.
3987.
prices
1.
at
1958.-—V.
10,
188,
two
of
and
Verte
are
above.—V. 188,
The
148.
p.
of
15
corporation
C.
...
that
Kay
now
stores
in
tional
whh $82,900,000
p. 108*..
approximate.y 881,100,000. compared
ended Sepc. 30, l:'o7f -v. 107,
months
mm:
.
Kay
'
which
Oct.
SBC on
one-week extension,
a
Oct. .13,
to
the
period
suspension
or
Oct.
17,
188,
IU03.—V.
Corp.
Offering
—
offering of 180,000 shares of
common stock at $14 per share, through a group of un¬
derwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., was quickly
oversubscribed. For details, see V. 188, p. 1434.
Interstate Department Stores Inc.—Sept.
Period End. Sept. 3D—
•Sales
U
—V.
188,
—
of
this
nine
of
and
corporation
months
compared
1957,
3948
of
south
Straus,
Kay-Franc,
of
estimated
started
branch
on
■' •'!
income for
net
fiscal
the
"Class
the
total
net
earnings
of
miles
920
bulk
of
this
of
all
line
main
mile
1,570
miles
650
and
that
—V.
nec
Kennecott
sales
from
Corp,
Copper
corporation and
'
The
Okonite Co.
of
which
the
by
Okonite,
Seven
Oil
Months
and
Ended
sales
gas
Co.,
July 31—
royalties.....,-.-:-.-,.._
from
of
Kennecott,
announced
15
and
properties,
Lease
bonuses
Lease
makers.
announced
....
48,622
that
5,675
"
325
;
'
.
»
■
Total
1
*
earnings'
"Charge
for
stock
transfers
7,
May
105
187,
for
to
thetic
p.
plastics
stock
has
on
Oct.
on
filed
8
letter
a
of
notification
with
plans
addition
offices
to its
in
and
Exchange Commission
Canadian
Suite
Restricted List
511-512,
25
of
Adelaide
announced
this
Oct.
been
signed
West,
Toronto,
of
shares
•and
are
the
of
of
the
by the Commission, large blocks
stock of the corporation have been,
No
Ltd.,
investors.
and
vmich
other
are
has
been
net
filed
to
as
piwiued
oemg
these
witn
securities,
the
information
concerning Jaeobus
statement and prospectus
registration
a
and
disclosure
Mining
would
provide.
otherwise, recently have been
being distributed in the United States in violation of
the registration requirements of the
Securities Act of 1933.
currently
are
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.- -Plans Stock Sale
Parent—
This
company, a subsidiary of General Public Utilities
Corp., has
with its parent in the filing of the application with the SEC
order permitting the sale
by Jersey Central and the purchase
joined
ior
an
the
toy
parent
stock
:mon
sias
given
the
upon
of
for
additional
an
cash
a
interested
850,000
consideration
until
persons
shares of
of
Oct.
$3,500,000.
29,
1958,
the r-et proceeds of the stock sale,
A
Ouc
its
to
made
of
reimbursement
subsequent
such
*°-
note
in
construction
wiJI
be
applied to
subsequent to Aug.
lor
to
expenditures
for
of
its
Dee.
reimbursement
outstanding
*****
Jersey
to
Central
The
com*-
Commission
request
a
hearing
31,
the
1957
company
thst
amount,
expenditures.
the
31,
payment
1958,
such
for
Central
apply
expendi¬
of
the
proceeds
expenditures made
187,
the
p.
company's
treasury
2G60.
a
investors,
including
Canadian
subsidiary of Johns-Manville Corp.,
of
L.W.,
Toronto
region,
i
of
group
on
the
to
develop
northeast
an
coast
has
ore
body
in
the
Co.,
Baie
shares
Ltd.
Pres'dent °f Advocate Mines, has advised that at
$1,000,000 would be spent initially to
explore and develop the
body, the Johns-Manville Corp. announced on Oct
1
The
Patino,
made
available
by
cxchan
num¬
and
'for
espe*-
the
investor
group,
which
also
funds
includes
Ltd., of Canada, the Amet Corp.,
Inc., and Financiere Beige de
S.
A., the announcement said.
Johns-Manville,
which
mines
asbestos
in
Quebec
and
L Asoestos-Ciinent
Canadian
$23,940,820
:
Life
Insurance
widened, its
Co..
business
company's sales of
that the
of
and
The
-
a
employs
company
the
fourth
other
two
place
C
of
this
year,
month of 1957.
same
was
2907.
p.
with
annual
sales
tiian
Luc
sales
of
largest
months
and
the
of
terms
shares
May
each
January
'
sales
of
1958.
of
1957
Hecht
of
will trade
company
$533,000,000 and
announced plans
current
a
The stocks
company.
stock
common
14
stock with
cummon
The
merger,
propose.!
shares
Oct.
on
history.
of
both
Stock Exchange.
York
New
its
of
891,764
are
The
the
on
than
more
$105,000,060
of
$J7.00G,000 in
traded
0.25
for
May
10
shares
Hecht
of
stock- outstanding,
common
824,882
will
company
shares of its common
Levi.
of
President
dent
bear the May Department Stores Co.
Chairman
of
the Board,
and Robert H.
Hecht Co.? will become members of the May
will
corporation
Samuel M.
Hecht,
merged
company's
and
The
vari¬
The
Mr. (Levi
directors.
board of
member
a
•-.
both
of
will also
executive
the
metropolitan
new
a
joint
and
serve
as
finance
Vice-Presi¬
committees.
The
Baltimore.
of
subsidiary
both
the
which
Co.,
May
Plans
stores
in
eouniry.
Ti e Heche Co. oper¬
in Washington and Baltimore.
made by Morton lit May?- President
headquarters in St. Ltfuis;fcand Mr. Levi
mu,st be approved by stockholders
merger
this purpose is expected in
special meeting for
A
future.—V.
tiie
was
has
the
for
companies.
near
across
suburban
and
downtown
35
suburban stores
and
announcement
of
com¬
a
centers
downtown
The
operates
company
in
*
•
May
11
ates
2,200
about
Okonite company will be dissolved,
will be formed and operate as
the
while
history,
September
during
over
September
syn¬
the
-
„r
.»ro
which
name.
.
Passaic,
Paterson
and
nation-wide warehousing,
'
.
47.9%
or
biggest in retail
involves the exchange of
There
The
plants .in
maintains
-.y
delivered
was
stock.
pro¬
utilize
to
many
187,
with
more
e
stock.
eight
network.
listed
are
the
on
American
Exchange.
187,
The
1958—Month—1957
188,
1272,
p.
.
"
188.
p.
(S. II.)
sales
—V.
188,
$46,259,000
MeCrory Stores Corp.—September Sales Higher—
$41,220,000
188.
'
1045.
:
/
•
$11,280,028 $102,685,942 $104,656,493
1956—Month—1957
$6,105.50-1
Stores Corp.—September
1156.
.....
-
.
There have been called for redemption on Oct.
outstanding 5% general mortgage bonds of 1950,
Elgin Hotel, Ltd. at 101 '/o.
Payment will be
Bank of
Canada, Montreal, Canada.—V. 188, p.
below.—V.
1G8,
,
.
Offered—J.
Oct.
7
A.
offered
convertible
at par
an
27,
all
1958,
due
Jan.
made
of
the
1966
1,
at
the
of
Royal
950,
issue of $500,000 6%
bank
loans
commercial
and
1957,
as
debentures
pay
proceeds will be
due
July
1,
other
current
added
liabilities
America, the Guardian
Bankers Life Insurance
Co. of Nebraska, Life Insurance Co. of Virginia and Jef¬
ferson
Standard Life Insurance Co.
See also V. 188,
to
repay
and
for
in
Utah
the Magna Corp.
organized
The present
name
advances
and
development
adopted
was
March
on
of
on
14,
April 2,
1.958.
The
t-he
1435.
company
mercial
The
The
of
properties,
company
builders,
was
formed
management
including
also
has
primarily
are
shopping
interests
in rental property,
and
to. develop
suitable
a
the
properties
development
which
of
in
com¬
centers.
land
in
in
for
suitable
small
resale
steel
to
home
company.
on
major plant expansions at Miami, Fla. and Meridian, Miss.
Sales were $4,488,880 for the first six months ended Aug. 31, 1958,
two
of
boost
sales
a
"On
exceed
dent.
"This
reflect
to
43%
basis
the
could
will
the
be
last
over
the
of
$10,000,000
the
results
first
this
largest
of
our
year.
months
six
figures
our
annual
sales
G. Kusworm, Jr., Presi¬
history and is beginning
diversification program launched
year,"
said
in
year
sound
S.
our
1957.
Sales
six
for
months
net
the
income
fiscal
sales
deductions
is
for
year
1958
for
profit
equal
to
ended
of
Feb. 23, 1958 were $7,291,944. The
$4,500,600 showed a net income
nearly
sharing
45
trust
cents
per
and taxes, of $215,851. This
share
based upon
annual
earnings.
The
for
structural
Oct. 6 announced its second year of consecu¬
quarterly dividend payments and revealed
plans
corporation
uninterrupted
tive
lor
after
opinion
of
Co. of America,
Insurance
Miami Window Corp., Miami, Fla.—Plans Expansion—
in
was
Co.
Assurance
Life
Mutual
1973
properties.
corporation
,
Ltd.—Private Placement
Corp.—Securities
debenture) plus accrued interest from
' '
'
- •-
net
1156.
$4,500,000 of 6% first mortgage and collateral trust
which were recently sold privately, were pur-,
chased by the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., the State
Life
per
July 1, 1958.'
1046 and
p.
Sales Up—
1958—8 Mos—1957
bonds,
Hogle & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, on
publicly 56,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $4.50 per share and
($1,000
1958—Month—1957
$12,386,000 $11,893,000 $90,423,000 $90,347,000
—The
894.
p.
Development
&
188,
—
Mexican Light & Power Co.,
p.
Investment
*
—V.
Madison Fund, Inc.—Name Adopted—
Corp.
1958—39 Wks.—1957
1156.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
Elgin Hotel Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
Magna
1958—5 Wks.—Hh>7
$14,675,824 $13,598,668 $89.278,3.'.'7 S8c,024,842
—
.J.
Mercantile Stores Co. Inc.—September
$13,847,624 $13,470,553 $106,523,166 $110,953,170
Pennroad
sales
188,
gales
Sales Up—
1953—Month—1957
Lord
See
Corp.—September Sales Up—
Shoe
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sept. 30—
188, p.
;
-
$o,762,040 $51,933,638 $51,901,417
1156.
:
Lord
$4,632,169
1046.
p.
Melville
—V.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
f-s-i
Sales Increased—;
$4,491,994 $39,OGp;4Q0t$39;462;6O3
i' X'r.' y 6 >SV %
jlLJ.-.
Period End. Sept. 27—
—_
p.
Lerner
—V.
'
188;
$74,244,802
>,
'
1045.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
Sales,
i-r-/}.:"'
1958^Month^l95^-?-'i^i95fc--?9;«?l6i4-.^57i'
Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.
$8,347,922 $72,389,338
-66:
Stores Co.—September
McLclIan
-
.
1958—9 Mos.—1957
_
.
Retail
188.
1156.
p.
.
..y:
Bryant Inc.- -September Sales Higher—
Sales—
—V.
188.
-
Kress & Co.—September Sales Up—
1958—Mciit:ik-1957
>. 1958—9 Mos.—1957 "•'-
p.
1958—Month—1957
$8,640,346
r.
—V.
1958—Month—1957
... 195C—9 Mos.—*357
$31,008,448 $29,123,639 $243,503,931 $246,964,332
$12,643,085
Lane
1958—3 Mos.—1957
1958—9-M'os.—1957
$25,541,000 $74,520,000 $73,530,000
$26,550,000
1435.
p.
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$3,376,000
Per. End. SeDt. 30—
—V.
Domestic Subs.—Sales at Record—
(&
Period End. Sept. 30—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
—V.
Co.
May tag?
com¬
2002.
p.
1045.
;p.
BUSINESS—The
^ ^
be
industry
glass
spun
$6,169,000
168,
Verte
Newfoundland.
-east
ore
the
approximately 1.000 stockholders.—V.
PROCEEDS—The
has Joined with Advocate Mine,
asbestos
of
Johns-Manville
VH';/,
hold first and second
August,
c<>.
mer
of
Unaer
use.
subordinated
Johns-Manville Corp.—-Unit in Asbestos
Mining Proj¬
ect in Canada—
A
in
name
same
remainder
construction
reimburse
purposes.—V.
will
construction
and prior to Sept.
1, 1958.
will use $2,000,000 to prepay
the proceeds of
which
were
The
of
to
or
Jersey
treasury
>
,
1958—35 Wks1957
$3,109,354 $24,146,266
m.r,ei—the
-companies
and
power
proposal.
$5,o00,000
tures
first
were
•
.
present
the
Per. End.
To
are
of
Corp.,
The Canadian Restricted List
is composed of Canadian companies
whose stock the- Commission lifts reason to
believe, based upon informa¬
tion obtained in its investigations and
or
J.,
V
Sales
registration statement
consequently
N.
Per, End. Sept. 30—
-
by
•Cro/ienbcrg of
financial
-
;■::
that
company's
ccmi,.uiy
llce.it
value
trans¬
electronic
power
and
and
Sales
offered, distributed, and sold to investors in all parts
States, principally by means of extensive mail cireulariOwen K. Taylor. Inc. of New York, N.
Y.,
and
Milton
Mining Corp., Ltd.
of
the
of
Sales Increased—
President, reported
added
third.—V.
The
its
for
the
their
for
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—September Sales Increased—
being,
Detroit, Mich,, investment advisers, recommending the
puichase of the shares during a period -when the shares are being
•underwritten, offered, and sold in Canada b" Lehigh Securities. Ltd.\
a firm owned and controlled
by certain officers and directors of Jacobus
affiliates
May Department Stores Co.—Proposed Merger—
independent
known
for
signal systems
principal customers
Its
common
Sales
United
«ation
the
best
in
This
The
received
capital
common
is
furnished
and
neoprene,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Out.,
—V.
information
Mutual
insurance
Kalmbach
ranks
(G. R.) Kinney Co. Inc.—September Sales Higher—
.
the
Canada.
According to
the
Okonite
corporation, which has
Street
have
initially
-
1953—5 Wks—1057
Kalmbacfr.
J.
Janmuy
Net
14
to
payable
are
.
•
shall
being
425,000; shares
"" .X.v
$3,808,717
ordinary
month
List—
on
;
1046.
increase of $26,380,318,
an
share-for-share
a
of
Okonite
cables
manufacturing
.
with
pany
pany
Securities
and
of. Kennecott.
per
The
In
now
as
distribution
and
While
the
covering 50,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par ($1
share) without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to sot
up a plant lor the production of baked goods and retail outlets.
such
operates
persons.
■6EC
Jacobus Mining Corp., Ltd.—On Restricted
circuits.
advanced
ago,
and
control
researchers
Brunswick,
North
corporation
shares,
stock
the first three quarters totaled $705,743,311,
gain of $172,540,904, or 32.46? over the same period of 1957.J
.;
»'•
As reported by the 102 general agencies of the Massachusetts Mutual,
one of
the country's 10 largest life insurance companies. $81,463,854 of
underground
transmission, and rubber cables for use
volts, including the first American ' shockproof X-ray
materials
sales
Italian Center Industries, Die. (N. Y.)-^-Files With SEC
The
corporation,
the
(2.000,000)
6'*: interest,
2492.
p.
Which
common
ordinary insurance during
Keefer,
railroads and large industrial plants. A sizable
cables are produced for the military services,
in the missile, navel shipboard and signal corps
Okonite
Okonite
1544.
,
use
35,000
cables.
$443,168
1957.—V.
years
wires
distribution,
and
super-tension
ous
discontinued
187,
of
; v,;v-v.
...
carrying
Massachusetts
Leland
.
Annual sales have averaged $45 million for the past five years.
Okonite is recognized
in the trade for its many ftioneer develop¬
ments
which
include
Oilostatic
high-pressure pipe-type cables
for
up
3
$375,225
'k
.
stock
million
shares
-
grams.
)
Miscellaneous
56,000 shs.
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Sales Rise—
Mr.
Stuart
R.
contract
a
common
technically
80
insulated
communication
chilly
83,549
8,203
■
;
most
Founded
premium-grade
38.174
.X.;
rentals
Stock transfer fees
the
of
one
cable
$815,340
30,916
capital
is two
...
The
..
1957
1958
1,575,000 shs.
;
gains during the third quarter of 1958, as sales of ordinary insurance
increased 47.96
in September, 53.76*
in August, and 33.6/®
in July.
...
and
light companies,
ber of specialty
$287,482
425,000 slis.
up
The proposal is to be submitted to Okonite stockholders at a special
meeting Nov. 24 and if approved would take effect immediately.
The arrangement will bring together
a
major producer of copper
Inc.—Earnings—
Oil and gas sales from leases
of
•■.'■
p.
«
425,000 shs.
■
6,
1958)
to
Article VI of the company's
stock as follows: "The total number of shares
1,575,000
notes,
lac,
49,454
.
,
200.358
Period End. Oct. 4—
—v.
would acquire through a new subsidiary com¬
assets, business and good will of Okonite in
Kennecott
pany
mission
Royalty
,
par
this
stock.
A
new
Oct.
on
...
President
Cox.
R.
President
ana
Investors
$500,000
(May
issue
to
into
Sales..
Signs Agreement to Buy
—
_
Charles
investments.
c-f
payable:
Mangel Stores Corp.—Current
of
affiliate.
to
per
gams
Outstanding
$500,000
par),J._._i_.._w___
($1
classes
'company.—-V.
the
feet
square
stock
tTlicse
of
is made
system
■class
($1
describes
divided
to- do
FINANCING
a
however, exceeded by 5.3 cents per share,
the like 1957 period which amounted to
for
qualify
necessary
PRESENT
propcrty-^-v—1'--w.64,519
amendment
authority
inches
13
trom
estimated
is
exchange for shares of Kennecott
included
share and
187, p. 776.
as
TO
Subdivision.
stock
A
"An
Coating Contract—
on
.
this year,
per
and
EFFECT
266,039
City
-.'Common
basis.
$5.71
offices
states.
GIVING
contracts
and
Conquistador
White
articles
.
There were no net gains from the sale of investments in the
1958
period, whereas gains of 7 cents per share were realized in
the
comparable period last year.
Net caitnngs of $6.27 per share for the
first nine months of
areas.
notes
notes
El
to 24 inches in diameter.
wrapping operation job will take about
Polyken type
and should
be
completed
around
June
1,
1959—ail
equivalent of a
< nc
foot
width of tape
running from New York City to Nome.
Alaska and back.--V. "18'?,
p.
2491.
'
y /
subsidiaries for the first
$9,122,668 or $6.27
per
share,
share lor the same period
to
$5.64
branch
additional
in
Advances from afiiliates..^;_„___^_
$3,000,000
The
lines.
varying
pipe
Ic
investments,
of
these
SI,000 subordinated debentures
Other
June
ended
year
*
a
consists
Miami),
of
42,000.000
Sales Up—
sales
on
in
Conquistador Hotel in Tucson, Ariz., and may from
extension of company activities require, open one
if
additional
T5-year
the fiscal
has
•smaller
wholly -owned
its
amounted
$3,201,953 or
increase of 11%.
with
an
gains
net
values
Authorized
06,
name
Kay-Finlay
Assets of the Okonite Company—
excluding
property
CAPITALIZATION
of
.
income,
the
under
time,
business
protective coating contract to
tape wrap an entire pipeline for the Houston Texas Ga; <fo Oil Corp.,
according to the Polyken Sales Division cf The Kendall Co. Although
Polykeii tone has been previously uacu to coat large portions of other
pipelines, this marks the first time that a major' system has'been
completely wrapped with tape.
The tape manuiactuier stated that
the. contract also represent
the largest single order ever placed ior
a
protective pipe coating of juy kind.
.
The pipeline, running from Baton Rouge, La., to Cutler, Fla.
(just
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—Earnings Up—
operating
addi¬
five
El
the
at
to
more
or
additional revenue,
of Kay or well-
source of
are a
.as
profit.—V. 186, p. 1092.
This
Net
105
of
$900,000,
at
.Work
1958—Month—1957
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$5,016,656
$5,021,657 $39,039,231 $40,238,709
1045.
p.
that
Kaufmann noted
mainly
such
names
-Kendall Co.—Starts Work
>
Oversub¬
scribed—The recent public
1953
tial
64S.
p.
Rectifier
International
v
total
a
or $1.43 a share, on sales of $25,000,000.
Final
1958 will be available in a few weeks, he added.
-The company employs 1,200 persons.
He
further stated
that while. August traditionally and seasonally
is an unprofitable month, in the 1958 month, Kay showed a substan¬
'
■
company
'figures for
listing
the
of
services and
our
chain operate
the
in
Kaufmann
Mr.
1958.
and registration of the
.common stock of this
corporation o:r 4he Salt Lake dtoca Exchange.
The
Commission on Aug.
12, 1958, announced that it had ordered
a
60-day suspension of Intermountain's stock listing, based upon tincompany's failure to make timely filings of current (monthly) reports
required by the Securities Exchange Act of 1934,
as well
as
the
inclusion in such reports of misleading statements and
the omission
of material facts, and that failure to file corrected reports with the
Exchange and the Commission within ihe 60-day period would result
in permanent withdrawal of the stock from listing and registration.
According to the Commission's order announced Oct. 10. the company
has
filed
certain
amended
reports with the Commission and
has
-advised
that
it
will
file additional corrected
reports on or before
of
Mr.
office
time
operates
Kay-Wlialen, Leeds, and Wittman.
Ross.
30,
ordered
10
20 states.
in
of
many
use
Stores
Foi* One Week—
The
enhance
,
Extended
Bic.- -Suspension
Petroleum,
looks for the acquisition
contribute 60 to 80 cents a
stores are under construction, bringing the total to 110
addition, there are 24 jewelry stores associated with Kay,
established
Intermounlain
cities
73
In
stores.
for
.
said
President,
Kaufmann,
sound
The
the first nine months tins yen-
that sales in
reported
Woodm.Mi
Mr.
Pioneer
The success of the proposed
venture
of the company
will depend
considerably upon the ability of the company to obtain favorable fi¬
nancing for building the proposed shopping centers.
The corporation is also qualified to do business in Arizona, Idaho,
Wyoming and Montana. Its executive offices are located at 2015 South
2nd East St., Salt Lake City. Utah.
The company also has a branch
;
Oct. 15 announced the acquisition by purchase
and one wholesale jewelry company in Okla¬
on
management economies to
annually to our earnings."
corporation, established in 1916,
D.
share
*
,
the
1271.
p.
Texas.
and
"plus
the
while
that
iki
s
not
1957.
aggregated
to world markets.-—V., 188.
Stores, Inc.—Expands to Southwest—
Jewelry
retail Jewelry stores
14
at Higher Rate—
Oct,
on
of 1958
of
mill will have an initial capacity of 3,000 tons
asbestos liber will be transported from the Baie
The
The
ships
by
area
Kay
yet final, tv.e company's earning for the firs', nine
appeared to
e equal to about*^7 per common share.
This would 'compare.; with 83,11 a .share. Jtr the cof responding period
figures
mentis
and adjacent to the company's holdings at Alta Bench
Subdivision,
the
company's
organizers,
through other
by them, have in the past built and sold housing units.
It is
not felt
that these previous developments
would be enhanced
in
value
by the development of the
company's properties in these
areas,
insofar as organizers are concerned, since such housing has
been
sold
to
third
parties.
Further
development
would,
however,
and
entities owned
mutually
President,
Woodman,
half.
a
day.
a
ore
System, Inc.—Tenders for Bonds
Interchemical Corp.—Earnings
B.
Contiguous
New¬
and development work
is expected to require about
and construction of a mill and other facilities an additional
years,
year
homa
Herbert
project
Exploration
148.
p.
Rys., Inc.
lias contracted to manage and operate. the
with technical help from its associates.
Ontario,
foundland
amount sufficient to exhaust the
exceed 100% plus acerued interest
an
not to
to
Indianapolis Transit
See Indianapolis
3,
Transit
Indianapolis
of
bonds,
northern
Bonds—
& Trust Co., Indianapolis,
receive tenders for the sale
Inc., 5',
general mortgage
1958,
System,
Nov.
on
p.m.
Bank
National
Fletclicr
American
The
Ind.
its
directors
new
gives
Scroll.
the
have
Inc.
year-old
approied
aluminum
factory
a
the
addition of 15,000 square feet in
plant at Miami. Fla. which
furniture
total
of
30.500
square
feet
of
manu-
•
Volume
188
Number
5787 1
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1615)
facturing
The
wholly owned subsidiary, which manufactures
solid-wrought aluminum furniture, has nationwide
space.
the
world's
first
and
foreign
distribution
The
other
addition
its
major
its
to
total
to
complete
far
as
expansion
Meridian,
70,000
according
to
will
window
feet.
square
redistribution
approved
Miss,
center
Mr.
was
50,000
a
The
makes
South
and
servicing
the
the
c*
next
bringing
Meridian
a
plant
expasnion
that
o»
corporation's
Production
foot
square
stated
slight
the
manufacturing
Riddle
compared with 1957 reflected the cost
Hawaii.
as
craft,
and
Southwest,
this
of
January.
Piper
are
Mark
new
and
of
the
Beech,
offering
it
earnings
in
.reuse
has
receiver
nation's
this
the
year
engineering and production of
communications
transmitter
new
Two
V
leading
transmitter
been
sold
producers
through,
private air¬
adopted the new
transmitter receiver
standard equipment on its new 1959 models.—
as
sumer
Kusworm
Kusworm.
also
Construction
announced
subsidiary had moved to
that
of
the
the
steel
new
Eastern
corporation's
quarters at Orange, N. J.—V.
new
V.
addition
187,
1208.
p.
The
1958—Month—1957
$
,■
Federal
23,183,157
revenues
taxes
■1957
s
$
22.781,919
181,478,673
15,401,283 124.720,244
15.035,843
expenses
income
1958—3 Mos.
.<
2.844,282
20,570,380
19,329,516
taxes
1,465,491
1,291.038
12,360,975
12,050,383
Net
operating
income
3,506.532
3,245 316
23,827,074
22,150.031
3,016.956
2,331,642
20,191,835
19,543,836
Net
charges
188,
Navy
missile
Instrumatie
awarded
Missile
Range
by
(N.
contract
plotters
and
Test
announced
was
Corp.
$165,990
a
computers
Pacific
contract
Under terms
Data
at
C.
for
Y.)
to
the
corporation
of the contract
Conversion
puters
Mugu. Calif.
Receipt of
Husick, Mid-Century's tiales
B.
five
and
Mid-Century will provide five MC-555-B1
Computers,
X-3302
30"
five
MC-555-B2
Transistorized
30"
x
Data
Correction
Mid-West
Durox
Co.
Kansas
AN/FPS-16
City, Mo.
to
Com¬
Plotting Boards.
radar
The
registration
725,000
shares
statement
of
filed
stock
common
the. SEC
with
$1),
fpar
became effective
July
on
which
Sept. 29.
on
14
'«
covering
be
to
were
See V. 188,
at
Miller-Wohl
Co.
ment
Inc.—September Sales Increased—
1958—Month—1957
188,
$3,126,718
1156
pp.
Mississippi
An
River
application
construction
estimated
Federal
this
about
corporation
additional
natural
facilities
$6,580,275
to
3.8
would
for
approximately
miles
station
for
facilities,
accepted
the)
at
10-inch
of
at
Minden,
36.8
line;
pared
Co.
Gas
the
at
latter's
An
application
sell
Fuel,
the
of
by
also
was
from
gas
year for
Arkansas
Louisiana
1,320-horsepower
a
35.000.000
cubic
feet
of
accepted for
Oct.
of
15
filing.
each
seeking
Rustoh
for
1
.
the,
station
through
April
16
the
of
1963.—V.
188,
The corporation
Oct. '7 filed
on
letter
a
notification
of
with
covering 112,500 shares of common stock (par 50 cents! to
for subscription by stockholders of record
Oct. 6, 1958 at $2
the
on
basis
expire
at
of
3:30
proceeds
&
share
new
m.
Oct.
27,
be
used
to
p.
to
are
Thomas
one
George
M.
for
each
1958.
No
Stone,
three
shares
all
of
the
Inc.
listed
diversified
a
type.
j
Oct.
on
10
>
that
,
\
$1,483,542
183,
$1,453,032
rights to 7
involved. The
stock
Tea
Co.—Current
Period End. Oct. 4—
"
J
'
$
—V.
188,
,
$
—V.
188,
$
649,228.511
1156.
p.
The
stockholders
Oct.
on
185,
will
22
consider
authorizing
issuance
PROCEEDSr—The
of
stock
common
net
will
proceeds
be
added
to
1958—40 Wks—1957
Per. End.
Sept. 30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$16,171,767 $15,210,549 $124,038,792 $137,634,745
—V.
188,
inventories
chase
1046.
p.
of
The
Plywood Corp.—Stockholders Approve
stockholders
have
Brewer, on Oct. 13.
Principal properties
•
to
mill
reservoir
a
U.
Mutual
1
1946
are
S.
Plywood
of
the
S.
Plywood
President,
Gene
the
for
the
in
same
will
area,
provide
as
from
funds
the
of
sale
the
cooperative in
that it has
Brewer pointed
Mills,
securities,
out
other
most efficient
The
Ultrasonics
first
industrial
Corp.—Adds
size
high
New
the
as
Narda
iine
G-5001
consists
Industrial
ultrasonic
capable
of
stainless
The
will
parts
size
40-kc,
Cleaner—
be
well
addition
to
the
output
capacity
for
high
Model
this
by
high
Series
new
capacity
which
cleaning tank measures a generous 20" x 12"
is-deep drawn to eliminate cracks-and crevices which
is
11"
x
might
soils.
vapor
gallons
of
The
tanks
and
be
as
existing
Also,
soak
tanks
of
this
generator
SonBlaster tanks
Narda
temperature
may
may be used to energize as many
transducers (Model NT-605i adapted to
alkaline
or
capacity.
smaller
generator
furnished
control
with
of
shape
any
will fdrive
of
the
600
recirculating
cleaning
and
s.vktems
solutions.—V.
size
or
various
3 88,
p.
to*
combina¬
1500
for
up
Series.
filtration
1197.
fiscal
year
operations
which
ends
Oct. 10, stated that
increased to $3,053,000
on
1957.
Net
amounted
oommon
earnings,
to
of
Nov.
30,
sales for
from
after
$247,000,
the
all
to
the
equal
to
61
66
shares
number of common
nine
charges
now
outstanding.
$269,000, equal to
shares
amounted
corjKnation^so
far
in
the
present
1958, James M. Riddle, Jr., President,
$2,970,000
now'
In
months
in
and
cents
the
ended
taxes,
per
share
like 1957
cents
outstanding.
per
lor
31,
Aug.
the corresponding
the
on
1958,
period
1958
the
to
funds of
of
period
404.750
period net earnings
share adjusted to the,
under
stock
utilized
be
be
the
at
land,
buildings,
storage
Tenn., then being
Franklin,
2,
1960,
1958,
the
2,100 shares
latter
three
Jan.
on
issues
2,
1959-, '
be
to
con- .*
company
the
issued
were
to
the
sellers
to
utilized,
so
incorporated in Delaware in June, 1957, and
qualified to do business in Puerto Rico. The
was
became
all
the
of
in
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos—1957
$5,130,584 $43,666,933 $46,168,404
$5,293,374
1197,
Co.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
End. Aug. 31—
1958—8 Mos,
revenues
—_
expenses
J.
19,124,296
income
taxes.
-1957
$
$
'211,313,758
27,629,860 232,047,819
19,720,089 155,220,526
30,307,907
15 a,030,'(84.
4,190,126
2,532,300
25,432,687
18,729,268
2,220,894
1,984,296
17,179,572
15,657,678
4,772,591
3,393,175
34,215,034
24,896,028
4,043,219
2,624,701
26,229,476
19.683,422,
r
income
operating
after
charges
188,
1436.
p.
New York Central
Y.,
RR.—Headquarters Bldg. Leased—
Central
executive
Commenting
of
the
will
headquarters
the negotiation, Mr. Boisi said the lease
general redevelopment of its Park Avenue
on
Central's
estimated
He
be
railroad's
the
that
substantially
income
than
more
from
doubled
the
as
230
result
a
part
was
holdings.
Pi.rk
property
the
new
cf
arrangements.
'
Tne
45th
and
the
of
name
46th
structure,
Streets,
will
astride
located
to
changed
be
Park
the
Avenue
"New
between
York
General'
Building."
-
the
Under
lease
lease
exceed
the
for
agreement,
years.
Total
50
$150,000,000.
The
the Central
rentals over
railroad
the 34-story building.
Brodsky will assume responsibility
occupies
Mr.
estate
will
He
of
terms
net
a
will
now
real
larger
York
New
Building at 230 Park Avenue, Nev York,,
for this railroad/lias been
leased to*
Irving Brodsky, Manhattan attorney and real estate investor, James O.
Boisi, director oi" real estate for the railroad, announced on Oat. 15.
N.
pur¬
recently
owned
sub¬
dition, 230
the
lease
grant Mr.
term of the
back
space
ifc
in
taxes
also
the
will
will
the
on
property now
modernization
of
complete
originated
Park
for the major portion of thetotaling $720,020 annually.
the
by
Avenue
railroad.
A
structure
the
$6,500,000
last
started
was
which
project
and
year
is
to
now
was
air-con¬
75 >
coia-
plete.
The
space
building contains approximately 815.000 square feet of office
housing 141 tenants.
Many of the o.a'iccs are occupied by the
leading corporations.
Constructed in 1929, the property is:
nation's
Caribe
at
assessed
now
Mills,
commitment
purchase
the
source
described
The
for
$12,000,000
tne
building
and
230
necting
$6,000,000
the
Park
with
lease,
Central
Terminal.
trackage,
New York Dock
the
See
will
Grand
the
ownership, including
however.—V. 138, p. 1521.
subsurface
road's
such
of
above
leasing arrangements include the right to
for
Dunhill
passageway
the
None
is
the
ol"
con¬
rail¬
incorporated
in.
Co.—Merger Proposed—
International, Inc. above.—V.
187,
p.
20C4.
company.
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
loan
FINANCING
within
one
New York, New
Outstanding
i
agreements
$10)
(par
of
*$1,900,000
500,000 shs.
444,804 shs.
year.
Caribe
in
tory
and
Business"
:j:Under
pany
Under
Life
Loan
Life
borrowed
loan
herein.
Agreements
Insurance
dated
Co.
and
$2,000,000
its
on
March
The
unsecured
dated Dec.'21,
agreement
1,
Omaha
with
1954
Massachusetts
National
Bank, the com¬
promissory notes.
4J/2 ','c
1955 with
Massachusetts
Mutual
Insurance
Co., the company borrowed $500,000 on its unsecured
promissory notes.
The agreement dated March 1, 1954, with
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. obligated the company to
make
annual
payments beginning March 1, -1955 with the balance
4Vn'.'o
March
Omaha
ments
1,
1969.
National
The
Bank,
beginning March
1,
1959.
The
to
make
annual
agreement
obligated
1,
agreement
1955
dated
payments
dated
the
March
company
1,
1954
make
to
with
annual
The
pay¬
Dec.
edness
by the
F.
Larkin,
under
stock
the
of
1958,
company
were
property
30,
at
of
may
first
such
would
of
$16,542,460
of
said
Larkin
Mr.
to
up
the
be
and
Another
the
with the balance of $30,000 due March
Dec. 21, 1955 obligated the company
188,
to
wants
a
issue
The
such-,
New
guarantee.
es.imatetl
an
of
division
of General Motors
delivered to date.
obligations will be sought
been
maintenance
of
way
equipment
and
to
finance
machinery.—
1521.
p.
(J. J.)
Newberry Co.—September Sales Higher—
1953—Month—1957
Per. End. Scot. 30—
with regard to creation of additional indebt¬
dividends,
railroad
guaran.ee
otherwise.
for
of equipment
Sales
—V.
apply
1956 from Electro-Motive
have
30
$500,000
purchase
V.
the
that
to
15-year equipment obligations to finance the purchase.diesel-electric locomotives.
The company ordered the
60
locomotives late in
Corp.,
railroad
1958—9 Mos.'—1957
•
$18,592,138 $17,209,563 $142,501,922 $139,575,323
188,
p.
1197.
company
payment
June
indicated the New Haven will seek
repayment of the financing.
1958 provides that the Government,
also
on
Act
through the Interstate Commerce Commission,
when carriers cannot obtain the money
Haven
Norcross
'
SAt
Secretary,
guarantee
Transportation
loans
15,
and
has called a special stockholders' meeting for Nov. 21
the sale of more than $17,000,000 in equipment obl-gationt*
in promissory notes.
$1,500,000
Government
The
beginning Dec.
15, 1956 with the balance
1960.
All payments have been made when due.
Such
agreements with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., as amended
June 30, 1958, also contain, among other provisions, certain restrictive/
due
to
up
John
a
total
RR.—Plans Issue
company
approve
and
as guarantor in respect of a loan committed
Inc., by the Government Development Bank for Puerto
sum of $1,650,000, more fully
described under "His¬
Mills,
the
Haven & Hartford
Equipment Trust Certificates—
The
to
tThe company is liable
,
to
Rico
Stock
Franklin,
shares
Option
under
reserved
BUSINESS—The
12,000
of
common
Plan
and
for
contract
the
stock
2,800
were
shares
installment
of
reserved
common
purchase
of
Tenn.
The
SEC
Sales, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
corporation
covering
series
A
on
6,500
preferred
underwriting.
organized in Nebraska on Sept. 29,
1919.
The new company purchased the physical assets of four com¬
panies: Ravenna Mills,
Ravenna, Neb.;
Glade Mills, Grand Island,
company
The
Oct.
shares
stock
to
proceeds
3
filed
of
be
letter of notification with the
stock and 40,000 shares of
at par ($1 per share
withaut
to be used for working capital.
a
common
offered
are
,
was
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Proposed
Expansion—
"
Neb.;
Hastings
Edward,
Neb.
Mills,
The
Hastings.
company
Neb.,
and
its
and
-
Jan. -2,
on
year
land.
may
proceeds
Jan.
2,
operating taxes__
Net
a-
.
purchase securities from
meet
the
'■"Includes $200,000 due
covenants
National Aeronautical Corp.—Sales at Higher Rate—
Discussing
.
for
wholly
a
Authorized
due
G-5001
submersible
such
necessary
issued
Mutual
speed precision cleaning of large-,
loads of smaller components. The
big
as
flexible,
a
to
financing
CAPITALIZATION
-
transducerized
-
satisfied
less
or
as
latest
500-watt
10-gallon
requirements
minute
one
Model
solvent,
tions
powerful
this
this
of
-
general
SjCommon
steel
Narda
39
the
production
or
and
entrap
!
of
SooBlaster,
and a giant
Model :.4T-5001.
cleaner
assemblies
10
5000
generator
cleaning tank
deep,
Series
..
boot
of
securities
•
cleaning system' to
be mass-produced in this country is
being introduced by this corpora¬
tion at the
National Metals Exposition,
Cleveland, Ohio,- Oct. 27-31.
Known
Inc.,
and
for
totaling $1,000,000.
and should
funds
the
be
ultrasonic
power
customers
.
hold¬
issued and outstanding common
stock of,
Inc., for which it paid $1,000,000.
This subsidiary is.
large plant for the manufacture of flour, feed and.
the municipality of Guaynabo on the west side of San
p.
i
■
the
of
a
Inc.,
proceeds
i Notes
Narda
.
basis
the
of
-
owners
their
grain storage revenue for the.
a
wholly owned subsidiary of
acquired
company
*
Other
company.
Inc., in the form of subordinated mortgage notes in the amount of
$1,500,000. It is expected that, subject to the progress of construction
in Puerto Rico, the company will have
completed the acquisition of
these securities during the first half of 1959.
All or some portion of
the
worker-owned
a
Mr.
...
the
on
value
$30,000.
of
former
off
the
188,
Tne
Inc.,
of
book
the
round
Puerto Rico.
The products of this subsidiary will be
in Puerto Rico, although it is anticipated that some
production will be exported to the nearby islands and
Latin America.—V. 188, p. 1046.
Brodsky
received
from
the
and
payment
to
to
a
in
of
Federal
share for each
new
general
Caribe Mills,
The company is committed
the
plants in the plywood industry. He said
that, to encourage continuation of the mill's high productive'
standards,
U. S. Plywood is developing a
plan to share with employees economies
resulting from their own productive efforts.—V. 172, p. 1438.
by
with,
primarily
portion
•
expects to spend approximately $3,300,000 for
plant in Puerto Rico, and of this total sum, approxi¬
mately $1,037,000 had been expended through June 30, 1958.
The
company
has
purchased
all
of
the
authorized
common
stock
of
Caribe
materials.
raw
receivable
issued
.
Mills,
construction
C.
mill with a productive capacity
and extensive timber holdings which,
year
holdings
Plywood was organized
began operating in 1950.
ana
been one of
approved
sale
of
all
United States Plywood Corp.
plywood
a
square feet per
added
Sale—.
overwhelmingly
company's assets and properties to
$7,500,000, it was announced by U.
of 100 million
accounts
sidiary.
-Caribe
Mutual
and
securities
sold
made
was
for
sales
equipment
on
the
of
1957
Operating
Operating
$
portion
of
the
proceeds
has been
specifically allocated
particular purpose.
The general funds of the company will be used to finance
(G. C.) Murpliy Co.—September Sales Higher—
,
cash
a
Inc.,
$
No
Sales
by
were
New England Telephone & Telegraph
$
one
be
the
to
and
Mills,
exchange
stock
Jan.
during
Harbor
sold
Period
(with a3i oversubscription privilege).
No underwriting is involved.•!
"H
147.
p.
connection
«
on
owns
meal
Jlian
:
54,816,087 588,210.289 502,341,426
the basis of
on
t
seg¬
compete in the prepared mix
sale in territories stipulated
of
shares
Gross
Mills, Inc.,
October
—V.
eight shares held
Chemica, Anonima)—To Issue Bonds—
debenture bonds.—V.
share)
per
In
that
Ncisner Brothers Inc.—September Sales Up—
par
($10
Montecatini General Mining & Chemical Corp. ("Montecatini" Societa Generale per .1' Industria Mineraris e
Inc.
Period End. Sept. 30—
company on Oct. 15 offered to its co3T3mon stocholders
of record Oct. 10 the right to subscribe on or before Oct.
29 for
49,423 additional shares of co3*nmon stock at
$
89,407,734 657,590.079
fire
Nebraska Consolidated Mills Co.—Stock Offered—The
1958—8 Mos.—1957
.
$
93,209,869
The
issued
be
stock
Sales
1197.
p.
to
with
Up—
$
60,744,889
to
shares
A
Net
1958—4 Wks.—1957
Sales
connection
upon corresponding reductions by the sellers
of
a
$40,00fr
real estate mortgage
on
the properties.
The mortgage was reuueed
in accordance with the purchase contract, and 2,100 shares
of tlie
corn
.
Sales
in
$12,694,742 $13,894,376
*
of
/
1958—Month—1957
Sales
700
Mills,
constructing
Montgomery Ward & Co. Inc.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 30—
thereafter
—V.
National
stock
1.6
Garland
company's
Mills,
Caribe
made
in
the
amount
of,, $5,300,000
for the purchase
of
cblcT reducing mill at Baltimore,
Md., and supplementary
^equipment for. the manufacture of electrolytic, tin plate by National's
share
re¬
operated as Lillie Mils.
The acquisition was accomplished under an
installment purchase plan whereby 2,100 shares of common stock of
the
company
were
issued at the time of acquisition, 2,100
shares
"Caribe
been
1197.
the
of
company
1958—9 Mos.—1957
'
p..
shares.
of
On
May 13,
1957 the
facilities, machinery and
in
Crown's
SEC
date
common
even
Garland
Corp.—Buys Tin Plate Mill—
Weil ton Steel .Division.—V. J
88,
not
from
equal the fire loss.
total
.
lias
1958,
ended June 30, 1958 resulted in a lossof the flour milling operation.
The grain storage facilities were potdamaged.
Damage incurred was $193,619 with insurance x'ecovevy of
$152,802, resulting in a net fire loss of $40,817.
Thomas E. Millsop, President of this corporation, and John F.
Connelly, President and Board Chairmaft of Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., on Oct. 10 jointly announced that settlement
^,
*
used
assets
totaling
stock
1958.
.
»
1197,
p.
30,
mix
agreed
years
shares
common
,
received net income from investments of $146,271
sliare for the three months ended Sept. 30, 1958, com-$156,486 or 14.5 cents a share for the prior quarter, and
-
June
contract
a
to the Procter & Gamble Co.
company
five
capital
to
and
a
1958—Month—1957
con¬
70,000-bushel
a
selling and
business, including land, buildings,
lease assignments, "Duncan Hines" licens¬
other
business,
the
ended
year
completed
company
prepared
and
the
having
Neb.,
ditioned
Exchange.
announced
include
as
lull fiscal year of operations as
company, that is, the year ended June 30, 1958, totaled $789,064.
July of 1058 the elevator at Greensburg, Ind., burned. The manage¬
ment
of
the
company
anticipates that the insurance recovery 'will
:
Stock
changed
In
invest¬
\
York
New
has
the
of
"
management
>.
the
on
President,
Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.
•
Ravenna,
first
company,
with
at
equipment,
company's
the
of
offered
per
common
is
Sales—
held,
underwriting is
purchase
the
be
is
closed-end
Macdonald,
'
Modern Engraving & Machine
Corp., Hillside, N. J.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
,i
H.
National Steel
succeeding
751.
p.
the
stock
the
and
to Mississippi River
Louisiana proposes to sell
Arkansas
year
meter
of
National Shirt Shops of Delaware Inc.—Sales Up—
.
daily
gas
five-year period ending April 16,
a
authorization
and
compressor
natural
The offering is not underwitten.
business
company's major products
agricultural products, as well
contract.
/
1
Effective March 28, 1957, the company acquired all of the
outstanding
of
Garland
Mills, Inc., Greensburg, Ind., an Indiana cor¬
poration.
This acquisition was accomplished by issuing 6,347.4 shares/
of
realized a net gain on investments for the three months'
period of
$352,000 or 32.6 cents a share, compared with $126,200 or 11.7 cents a
share fdr the prior
quarter.—V. 188, p. 1436;
of
and
Webster
Parish, La.
Mississippi River Fuel to receive
enable
Louisiana
additional share
one
its
of
for
Fractional
at
13.5 cents
or
the
miles
lateral
group
Ranald H.
—
the
the
securities
assets,
vestment
an
filing,
-
the organization in
1919,
milling family Hour for sale
years
the
vaiue
share for
a
sale,
the
1956
and
its
of
ings
.
Sept. 25.
cn
construct
about
authorization
been
the
in
447.
p.
all
business
based on, market quotations, were $25,547,909 or $23.66 a
Sept. 30, 1958, after deducting a dividend of 12 cents a share
payable Oct. 15, 1958. At the end of the previous quarter at June 30,
net assets were $23,401,032 or
$21.67 a share.
The corporation, which is a diversified
management closed-end in¬
gasoline plant in Lincoln Parish, La. The gas would be used to supply
existing demands oi Mississippi River Fuel's existing customers.
construction
Ranald
net
Construction
pipeline
gas
has
announced
Arkansas
seeking
natural
compressor
from
gas
of
Commission
1,320-horsepover
Corp.—Proposed
$3,655,400,
company
proposed
transmission line;
26-inch
$6,421,340
188,
Stock Offered
—
corporation
of
company
share
Fuel
operation
of
Power
The
by
and
cost
$2,978,792
1272.
and
today
elevator
agreements,
ment
Asset Value Increased—
1958—2 Mos.—1957
,
Sales__,:^_^____.
$15
Oct. 29, 1958.
LISTING—The
Period Eud. Sept. 30—
program.—V.
Shares Corp.
BUSINESS—The
offered
248.
p.
expansion
subscribe
on
to
ing
ject to allotment, for any shares not subscribed for
through the exercise of rights. The rights will expire
Effective—
at $2 per share,
its
21,
machinery
capital stock (par $1) for each two shares held. An ag-i;
gregate of 540,000 additional shares are to be offered.
Stockholders also have the privilege of subscribing, sub¬
The
Statement
—
de¬
President, on Oct. 15 announced that the
corporation is mailing to each stockholder of record at
the close of business on Oct.
15, 1958, a prospectus and a
transferable subscription warrant entitling the holder
Point
facility will operate in conjunction with'RCA,
equipment.
The
booklet
650.
p.
Macdonald,
for
Navy-managed,
new,
for
National
Contract
—
this
entire
a
illustrated
by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Tne proceeds are to be used to reduce bank loans of about
$51,500,000
Engineering Manager.
—V.
36-page
a
headed
incurred
has
tracking
National
.
issued
mortgage
1272.
p.
Mid-Century
The
•
just
underwriting
after
the
has
Aug.
conveying
The company on Oct. 16 filed a registration
statement with the
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission
covering
$30,000,000
of
first
pipeline bonds due in 1978.
These will be offered for public sale
through an
123,190.839
3,175.291
operating
and
feed and otner
company's
On
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
■>
176,720,769
Other
—V.
corporation
After
of
of
storage capacity, was sold during
sulting in a profit of $29,560.
picting its expansion in the chemical industry.—V. 188,
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Operating
Operating
1787.
p.
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—Issues Booklet
*
Period End. Aug. 31—
187,
Sales,
bakers,
period
a
products.
The
immediately.
begin
Mr.
Mr.
for
70 years.
over
Over
substantially,
very
flour
have
stores.
grocery
in the business
engaged
company
in
out
of
milling business for
the
receiver.
7
Blackburn
predecessors
Milling
have
Co.,
engaged
a
St.
in
in
Federal
Power
Washington.
D.
Commission hearing
C..
on
two
has
applications
scheduled for Nov. 3
this company seeking
been
by
3
authorization
facilities estimated
pipeline
of
construction
the
for
S15.95G.500.
about
cost
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1978, at 100% and accrued inter¬
to
to
proposes
The
est.
*.
103.7 miles of 30-inch mam
line loops; 18
miles of 10-inch branch line
loops; 14,000 additional compressor horsepower; and a measuring sta¬
tion.
The facilities would be located in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa.
The facilities, Northern stated, would enable it to supply its existing
customers with the additional 50,730,000 cubic
feet daily in contract
demand required by them for the 1958-59 heating season and to sell
up to 50,000,000 cubic feet daily to Northern Illinois Gas Co, in order
that Northern Illinois might promptly meet a portion of its unsatis¬
fied requirements.—-V, 188, p. 143G.
construct about
miles of 20-inch line; 3.5
Northern
The
on
debentures
and
of
Month
International
revenue
miles
—V.
24,950,000
178S,
U;
Aug. 31
1958- -8 Mcs.—1957
v'
'
.
'
£
■
$
revenues
20,779,164
18.634,905
157,392,612 142,994,056
exp< uses
Operating
Operating
12,814,911
100,749,725
21,479,206
11,652,855
taxes—
3,163.023
12/562,172
2.213,771
operating tuxes-
1,457,211
1,288.681
Federal
Other
income
96,218,865
17,268,990
and
10,363,027
Net
operating
3,344,014
138,
2,469.981
2.213,738
19,143,164
17,291,749
23,510,826
3,035,999
income
after charges-
—V
20,968,213
the
for
it
company,
announced
was
Telephone
income
Federal
taxes—
Conv.
notes
Other operating
subord.
Net
1,537,579
income
3,203,643
2,818,048
3,245,541
2,817,514
operating
after charges
—V. 188, p. 1168.
Net
'At
to
feet
Oil
in
is
Co.
which
of
of
of
$34,761,000
1957.
net
the
For
income
GIVING
July
31,
1958,
sales
net
calendar
sales
net
1957,
year
limestone
a
formation.
fund
(no
EFFECT
(par
Outstanding
debentures,
$10,000,000
$9,500,000
10,000,000
10,000,000
1978—
due
value—$100
par
200.000 shs,
stock—
stock
July
103,560 shs.
*1,600,000 shs.
$15)
101,434 shs.
996,470 shs.
31,
1958 under the Restricted Stock Option Plan
subject to options theretofore granted and 22,500
were
to
well
is
located
approximately
south of the Gulf
So
Glore,
several
The
—
underwriters
Harriman
$2,000,000
Inc
Co.
Forgan
below
named
Peabody
Merrill Lynch,
Fenner
Smith,
700,000
So
Tucker,
700,000
Co.
Electric
sidiaries, Ohio
filing
of
mission
Power
the
has
hearing
a
Power
Co.
with
transfer
given
of
The
SEC
assets
Light
Ohio
area
&
of
two
700,000
700,000
Estabrook
So
Co
So
Co.
McDonald
So
Co.
150,000
150,000
Co
Kraus—,
Jackson
200,000
So
Oct.
Hanrahan
Inc—
100,000
A. M. Kidder So Co., Inc.
So Co.
So
Co.
100,000
100,000
S.
300,000
200,000
Stillman, Maynard So Co.
100,000
C,
24,
is
1958,
said
Moseley
Allyn
188,
the
to
be
sur¬
third
shares
of
its
stock.
common
distributing
to
—V.
will
Seneca
will
issue
to
liquidate
Seneca
and
6,233
American
the
6,236
shares
of
Ohio
Power
the
common.
of
cents
the
dissolve,
1047.
188, p.
The
share
sharp
Ventures-First
1959
Fund, Ltd., Madison,
Fund
filed
total
a
The
with
Mineral
Fund
Oil
was
organized
as
Gas
&
Ventures,
Inc.,
and
Elizabeth
K.
Mineral
(Mrs.
a
Projects,
Raymond
limited
E.)
Hartz
first
It
.
partnership
Delaware
a
Fiora
(Mrs.
on Sept. 1, 1958,
corporation, as General
Clinton)
Davidson, and
limited partners, and with
right te admit additional limited partnersf The fund is authorized
to engage in the oil business.
proceeds
This
Chicago,
the
owns
20%
of
the
stock;
class A and
and
40%
Oil, Inc.—Stock Offered
offered
to
1958 the
of
of
its
Raymond E. Hartz,
of the class B stock.
of
O.
and
BUSINESS
phases of
company
the
uranium
oil business.
exploration.
•
has
been
More
engaged
recently it
since
1946
branched
in
into
has
to
tickets
St.
&
from
for
the
adverse
condi¬
industry,
the
for
99%
of
three
same
The
Acquired—
183,
p.
-■
1234,
v ~ •
will
Paul
be
the
used
on
for
Pratt
miles
an
sale
of
of
for
issue
the
retire
to
bank
188,
Dec.
on
loans
2.
and
of
183, p.
in
to
agreement with the
the increased demands
meet
Eastern and
the
Midwestern
parts
Agent
Milwaukee
over
PNA's
handle
and
Sales,
and
Milwaukee railroad,"
for the
agents to
routes
travel
Milwaukee
to
make
and
within
arrangements
railroad
to
reservations
points
for
Alaska.
Alaskans
in the
In
1.953,
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
TO
through
1963)
_—™—_
__
v
-
.
-
$187,643
1,404,590
—
5,971,500
..
.
debt:
(412-6%)
tJacques
Various
Sarlie
...
—
1,801,338
subsidiaries:
Consolidated
(434%«5%)
Various
^Common
■-An
<4-12% )
stock
of
Whitney
set
in
shares of Fairbanks Morse common stock
outstanding capital stock of Pratt So
534,450
issued
pledged
are
431.207 shs.
11369,807 shs.
10,000,000 shs. "*5,953,751.6 shs.
($40 par)
par)
of
the
j
751,689
—
($1
aggregate
all
12,631,563
—-—
$1.60 cum. conv. pfd. stock
and
1,000,000
(6%)
(4-10% )
and
for
collateral
as
forth
the
table.
debt
current
the
of
company
1
deducting $600,000 in cash deposited as collateral pur¬
suant to the loan agreement.
Interest has not been paid on these,
loans since November, 1957 due to a dispute as to the amount thereof
and due to Mr. Sarlie's retention of dividends paid on 80,000 shares
tNet
after
Fairbanks
the
Morse
Mid¬
him
by
as
collateral.
In
Corp.—Plans Expansion—
cost
by the FPC to construct
pipeline in Lincoln and Sublette Counties,
about
of
ad¬
agreements
^Includes
collateral.
amounts
under
credit
bank
held
stock
common
has substantial counter, claims against Mr. Sarlie.
contain provisions requiring the company to
company
loan
outstanding
which
Pratt
&
under Pratt So Whitney's $2,500,000
Whitney is prohibited from paying
dividends without the consent of the lender.
including 61,400 shares held in the treasury.
UNot
SOn
from
Oct.
1958,
14,
to
$10
si
the par
of the common stock was reduced
value
share.
per
treasury and 8,518.15
scrip certificates.
under the stock
option plan and 689,931.2 shares are reserved-for issuance upon con¬
version of the company's preferred stock on the basis of 1.6 shares^
"''Not
including
shares
of
stock
held
underwriters
indicated below;
-
%
Co
6.7185
.
6.7185
Co.__
So
..
__-.__19.3787
Bear, Stearns & Co.
Bache
Gregory So Sons
Emanuel, Deetjen So Co.—_
5.0389
5.0389
3.3592
Hirsch
3.3592
So Hewitt— 3.3592
Kaplan & Co
3.3592
Kreeger
Jones,
H.
John
Co
&
Tenenbaum
Peltason,
Co.— 3.3592
Winslow, Cohu So Stetson— 3.3592
Stroud
&
So
%
''
,
Loewi & Co. Inc
Julien Collins & Co
A. G. Edwards & Sons—
Lentz, Newton So Co
Suplee,
Yeatman,
Mosley
1.3437
1.0078
1.0078
1.0078
Co. Inc.
1.0078
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.™,——
.6718
Davenport So Co.
.6718,
duPont, Homsey & Co._—
.6718
___
Evans MacCormack So Co._
.6718
Walter C. Gorey & Co——
.6718
Hanrahan So Co., Inc—.6718
2.0156
King & Co
Space
2.0156
So
Co
Co. Inc
.6718
.6718
Co. Inc.—
1.6796
Leason So
1.6796
1.6796
Berwyn
Inc.
1.6796
1.3437
1.3437
R. C. O'Donnell So Co.—The Phelps Co
Henry F. Swift & Co
Co
So Co
D. Lunt So Co
Oppenheimer So Co.
Arthurs, Lestrange So Co
Boenning
—V.
Co
So
188, p.
<
.
Hooker & Fay—
1.3437
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs So Co..,
—
1.3437
2.0156
Lane
Johnston,
Corp.
Daniel Reeevs
Bioren
2.0156
Co.
Hentz So
H.
below are under a firm
named
purchase at the- subscription price the respective per¬
the unsubscribed portion of the common stock offered
to
of
So
the
the subject of options
are
share of preferred stock.
per
UNDERWRITERS—The
Allen
in
outstanding
against
issuance
shares
13,751
common
shares
161,511
for
reserved
addition,
In
Granger
authorized
1958—Month—1957
$
1521.
.
T.
Moore
&
Co.
.6718
.6718
.6718
.6718
.
Penney Co.—September Sales Increased—
(J. C.)
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$
$
48.719.486
48.553,025 391,938,293 377.242,691
Federal
Other
income
taxes-
operating
9,948,000
taxes
—V. 188, p. 1198.
-
58,226,000
7,510,414
6,641,408
57,435,824
87,997,114
78,740,428
8,403,406
71,262,402
65,651,029
feet
It
be
shop
The
ParUley, Petroienm, Inc.—Stock
ket
on
;
$12.50
the
The
Offered—An
issue
of,
common shares (par $1) was placed on the marOct. 17 by William R. Staats & Go. and associates*
per
balance
to
•T
and- ali
P.etroleept Co;
—V.
188, p.
payable
working capital.
incorporated it: June,- 1958, /has acquired, nearly.
W.-Pauley's domestic-and foreign oil and gas
,
added to
cdrpdrtaion,
the outstanding
stock of- Pauley Pan-American'
It owns royalty interests in- concessions -and exploration
$
.
will
be
the
stor-e- in Paramus, N.
Shopping Center.
/ •
new
J.,
on
contain approximately 85,000 square
company's largest suburban shopping
,
*';•
*
"
>
only Penney store to- have a. bake shop, a. gourmet
to sell hardware, and one of the very few to sell,
•
-
cne
.
of
-
nine
Penney stores
in F7ew
is
Jersey,
store-openfc^ and modernization program which this year:
will see the scheduled: opening of 19 new stores, 42 existing stores in
new
buildings, and 158 expanded or improved stores. In/addition to
Paramus, the company opened another suburban New Jersey store
last month in the. Mid-State Mall Shopping Center at E>6t Brunswick/
reduce notes
all of the assets of Edwin
/
the
Paramus- storer
of
share.
proceeds will be used
will
Plaza
yet opened.
end
part
•
State
which
levels,
big
its
opens
sporting goods.
;
.
store
will
it
Garden
store,
three
on
center
food
the
new
$
106.426,590 859,339,716 862,400,118
1,691-store department store chain," will be-shattering
when
in
23
The
50,780,021
10.392,793
10,326,938
operating income
after
charges:——
Net
65,453,000
12,785,968
Net
•
7,683,000
precedents
564,989,140
108,074,562
;
1958—? Mos.—1957
$
$
Oct.
$ "
73,270,226 602,824,231
1958—Month—1S57
Period End. Sept. 30—
This company,
Operating expenses
"*
Offered—Blyth- & Co.,
Iftc^azuLaamiates anrOct. ^offered publicly *>n Oefc 15
•Q- issue of 410,000,0004%;% convertible; subordinated
•
Pa.
Cresson,
-
Straus, Biosser So McDowell 3.3592
1047.
been
30-inch
estimated
business
OxferiL Paper Co.—Debentures
about
and
EFFECT
GIVING
Dempsey-Tegeler So Co
352.
p.
78,963,869
and
-
Pennsyl¬
■The company—
hereby
$50,000,000
revenues
at
*
So
Current
The
travel
Period End. Aug. 31—
-
Sale—
Baking Co. above.—V.'182, p. 1017.
the
as
(4%, 19G0-1961)
Whitney (5-12%, serially
the
interline
an
RR.,
Passenger
enable
PROCEEDS—The .net
Omaha., Neb.—To Vote
1911
company
commitment
construction.—V.
points
field
drilling, in
above.—V.
in
Authorized
months'
said:
will
has
company
500,000
,
the
airline
accounted
during
authorized
16
pioneered
General
agreement
"
*
CAPITALIZATION
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.-Earnings—
.
Kennecott Copper Corp.
to
contracted
Fairbanks-Morse.
of
Pennsylvania
in
Corp., the company changed its name to PennUntil 1952, the company was engaged primarily
1954.
Sales
.
Omar. Ine
$19,620
gasoline
Okonitr Co.—Assets To Be
Penn-Texas has
Chairman
the company's
Colorado; for a 51%
plant to be, located near the town
°*
*wsa-County, -Colo.; andfor'forking capital and conting¬
encies.—V. 188, p. 1197.
See Continental
of
Wyo.,
approximately $5,542,000.
The line will loop
existing 16-inch Big Piney lateral line and enable Pacific
Northwest to receive natural gas purchased from independent
producers
in the Big Piney and the
Tip Top—Hogsback Fields in Lincoln and
Sublette Counties.—V. 188, p. 1198.
'
at
proceeds
of
the sale of
stock are
for
use
as
Venturer and Working Interest owner in the soGrand County, Utah, as represented
P* * 53,* interest therein; purchase of an additional 10% working
"Venture
and
as
a
contribution: to
its
financial
responsibility for certain stages of such venture;
general,, admlnistra-
-
customers
offering
statement,
write
51.3
Jointe
See
A.
Operating
wildcat
for 297,231 shares of common
1958,
which
additional common
short term
used by the
of new
will he
S.
lttR©CEEDS—Net
v
attributable
Pacific Northwest Pipeline
eyed Westwater Joint Venture,
? expenses;
in
institutions,
Funded debt:
is
.
participation in r a-natural
Coke
&
10.
Co.
So
Morse,
H.
mining and distribution in
company
launched a program
deposit additional
same
States, it was announced on Oct. 14.
Olsen, PNA Vice-President of Traffic
Anderson,
The
various
the
taxes
commercial
65%
1047.
p.
finance
to
west and East.—V.
shares for
The
is
the
with
Likewise, PNA offices will
wishing to travel over the
—
right to subscribe for 597,640 additional shares
stock (par $1) at $1.25 per share on the basis
new
Stock¬
to
the operating divisions of Pratt So Whitney, which include ChandlerEvans.
The company itself has two operating divisions
at present:1
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Division which carries on the coal oper¬
ations of the company, and Bayway Terminal Division, which operates
a
large terminal and warehouse at Elizabeth and Linden, New Jersey.
period
the
for
coupled
military contract work
at
the
company's
completed early this year. During the third
was
the
of
Alaska
to
joint
"The
each share held, with a
30-day
Of the unsubscribed portion, 50,000 shares will
first be offered to certain
officers, directors and em¬
ployees. The remaining unsubscribed shares will be
offered publicly at $1.50 per share
through Harrison S.
Brothers & Co. and Whitney & Co. -■
-
a
Madison,
standby.
of
P.
in
common
iy4
Corp.
land
of
mortgage bonds.
that bids will be received
funds
United
Harold
The company on Sept. 22
stockholders of record June 2,
common
after
months
sale
sales
Oct.
on
Milwaukee
travel
of
B
nine
in
all
188,
corporation
of
class
nine-month
$24,457,215
Pacific Northern Airlines, Inc.—Interline Agreement—
is
the
Morse
Robert
coal
The
refunding
provide
as
contemplated that the funds secured by sale of the partnership
be employed largely in the
acquisition and exploration of
and/or gas properties.
Management of the fund is vested in Oil & Gas Ventures, Inc.
Robert S. Carter, of New York, owns
50%
of the class A stock of
the latter;
Clinton Davidson of Madison owns 30% of the class A
of
profit
a
the
in
compared
expected
oil
60%
the
for
with
compares
commercial
1957.—V.
and
is
Interests will
and
that
to
directors
The
to
the
It
in
The
a
Partner,
100,000
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—To Sell Bonds—
of $25,000. The offering is to be made on a best efforts
Projects Co., Ltd., of Madison, for which it will
telling commission of $750 per unit or interest. Mineral
Projects also is listed as a promoter.
by
Coal
Texas
centages
units
in
basis
receive
Inc.—
the
division
sales
volume,
period
from
on
generally
fact
Calif.,
quarter,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 10,
1958, covering $1,500,000 of participations in capital as limited partner¬
ship interests. The partnership interests are to be offered for public
sale
the
Chino,
N. J.—Registers With SEC—
The
This
reduction
prevailing
with
Gas
&
irom
vania
of
$15,157,586
were
1958.
$116,213
a
tions
Oil
Co.,
So
$106,504 (Including net
previously reported), or
723,600 shares outstanding. Net profit for
first nine months of 1957 was $557,674, or 77 cents a share on
720,600 shares then outstanding.
and
it
sales
31,
figures indicate
quarter. Profit for the
Seneca
and
Payson
M.
Stroud
■**
.
Unaudited
15
liabilities;
H.
Bennett
period in 1957.
income
its
1273.
p.
Aug.
by that of Ohio Power, from which Seneca purchases all its
Under the proposal, Ohio Power will purchase the assets of
assume
& Co
Co., Inc.
So
Consolidated
ended
Com¬
request
to
financial
BUSINESS—Incorporated
dition
rounded
power.
Co
So
Pacific Airmotive /Corp.—Sales and Earnings Off—
Co., in the
dissolution of
and
-
100,000
Manley,
Power
the
Power;
Seneca
400,000
300,000
300,000
_
& Co.,
150,000
400,000
£iib-
its
other
or
Fairbanks,
ox
purchase
150,000
Goodbody
.
of
banks
to pay in cash by Nov.
company
200,000
R.
F.
-
proceeds from the sale of the
with cash on hand and proceeds
together
from
Banks
400,000
& Co.—
Weeks
So
Witter
—V.
with
proposing
to
until
persons
service
joined
has
Seneca
the
its
interested
thereon.
Inc.,
Co.,
and The
application
an
and
Seneca
loans
200,000
200,000
-
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Lee
Higginson
Corp.
second
the
and
Ohio Power Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
American
shares,
have
L.
Day
H. Walker
Ball, Burge &
Smith
So
Webber,
Dean
548.
,p.
Shares
Common
PROCEEDS—Net
Anthony &
G.
Curtis
So
So Co._<
Sehwabacher
So
Co
Pierce,
Barney
Hornblower
Co.
188
SEC—
on
which is underwriting the offering.
group
$200,000
Co
So
Hallgarten
Ripley So Co.,
.
Kidder,
Bache
700,000
Co._—
So
Inc.
Paine,
miles
75
Sirte.—V.
of
Corp.—Offers
be
A,
first
The
100 miles due
SEC
the
147.
p.
Banks
Blyth
appears
Oil
with
filed
was
of expansion and diversification.
present, the company owns all of the capital stock of Pratt &
Whitney Co., Inc. and of "Quick-Way" Truck Shovel Co.
By reason
of
its stock
ownership in Pratt So Whitney, the company controls
Colt's Patent Firearms. Manufacturing Co., Inc. and Potter So Johns- *
ton
Co., wholly-owned subsidiaries of Pratt & Whitney, as well as
agreed severally to purchase from the company the respective principal
of the debentures set forth after their names in the following
/
Continental
and
Corp.
Webber,
Shearson,
and
Co.
So
corporation is offering to holders of its
common stock the right to subscribe for 1.438,438 addi¬
tional common shares (par $1) at a subscription price of
$5 per share on the basis of one new share for each three
shares held as of record Oct. 15, 1958. Rights to subscribe
will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 31, 1958.
Bear,
Stearns &
Co. is manager of an investment banking
amounts
operator
Petroleum
Amerada
Paine,
Co.;
&
Hutton
holders—This
the
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
—________
UNDERWRITERS
21,644,836
21,746,511
of 62 million acres of concessions in
North Africa, held in undivided' one-third interests by Ohio Oil,
Libya,
187,
Penn-Texas
in
$3,364,000,
27,500
shares
optioned under the provisions of the plan, a total
of 50,000 shares being reserved for such purposes.
Upon the issue of
the convertible subordinated debentures 263,158 shares will he reserved
for issue upon conversion thereof at the initial conversion price.
Libya Well—
successful wildcat oil well completion
3,808
Oasis
sales
value)
available
were
in the making
for the Oasis Oil Cc. of Libya, a wholly-owned subsidiary.
J. C. Donneil II, President of the parent company, on Oct. 14 an¬
nounced that Oasis Oil of Libya's No. 111-32 Dahra, located 24 miles
south of the company's initial Libyan discovery, had 38
barrels of
36 degree gravity oil with no water in an hour and 15 minutes on a
drill stem test.
The exploratory
well tested an interval from 3,758
feet
tV,
table:
Ohio Oil Co.—Discovers New
A second
all
and net income to $1,432,000
and net income of $1,788,000
to $34,727,000
debentures,
preference
Common
21,762,569
22,015,476
subsidiaries,
ended
months
seven
—
Stock
stated
1958—8 Mos.—1957
taxes—
net
sinking
Preference
162,634,884 159,102,281
13,011,988 1 04,923,197 1 03,047,641
2,921,549
22,664,923
22,497,731
1,480,968
13,284,195
11,912,073
3.380,376
its
Authorized
20,232,553
20,G92,310
12,570,712
with
1959-1972
shares
Operating revenues
Operating expenses™,—
with
serial
due
Co.—Earnings-
1958—Month—1957
the
amounted
same
period
$58,686,000 and
$5
Ohio Bell
Noyess
F.
E.
Co.;
1273.
Oct. 6 covering
10,000 shares of common stock (par SI) to be offered at the market
(not
to exceed an aggregate of $100,000 i
through Wm. C. Roney So
Co., Detroit, Mich. The net proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.
notification
of
letter
stock
company
*4%
due Feb.
period End. Aug, 31—
So
p.
At
vately with an institutional investor,
Co., Milwaukee, Wis., an issue of $600,000 5V2%
1, 1971.—V. 138, p. 952.
together
improvements,
converting
CAPITALIZATION
Placed Privately—The
Oct. 15, has placed pri¬
through Loewi &
on
these
produces
the
were
Nuclear-Chicago Corp.—Notes
of
specialties.
compared
1197.
p.
cost
printing,
EARNINGS—For
of
Net
total
The
and sells paper for magazines, books,
operations and specialties. It is be¬
lieved to
be
one
of
the larger producers of these
types of paper,
accounting for about 8 % % of the annual output of the book paper
industry in the United States. During the year 1957, approximately
48% of the company's production of paper was sold to publishers of
national weekly and monthly magazines, 17%. to publishers of books,
10%
for general
commercial
printing purposes, and the remaining
25% to the producers of envelopes, business papers, labels, box wraps
■'
■1957
,
capital
commercial
Co.—Earnings—-
1953— Month
—
proceeds from the sale of the
convertible sub¬
will be added to the general funds of the com¬
together with retained earnings, to meet the cost
improvements program
for the years 1959
to
1962,
wholly-owned,
are
138,
Peninsular Metal Products Corp.—Files With
A
used,
be
BUSINESS—Company,
11.0%
-
its
Hemphill,
Co.;
&
Shields
Co.—V.
So
Monday, October 20, 1958
.
share
per
before Oct. 1,
option of the
which are expected
to be in operation in 1962, is estimated at $15,000,000. The company
does not anticipate
that further financing will be required for the
completion of this program.
9.0%
126,647
S38
Dodge
Curtis;
So
.
.
debentures
to
inclusive.
13.5%
140,644
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Period End.
of
27.201,000
cairied
passengers
187, p.
at
are
PROCEEDS—Net
passenger
flown_,__—.
Domestic
stock
common
thereafter and on or
redeemable at the
842.50
They
regular
at
ordinated
12.6%
116,559,000
91,609,000
miles flown— 131.227,000
miles flown 104.026,000
passenger
into
convetlifcle
I9e3,
1,
thereafter.
Clark,
Co.;
Jackson
Hammill
redemption prices ranging from 105%
for those
redeemed
prior to Oct. 1, 1959 to 100%
for those redeemed on or
alter Oct.
1.
1977; and for the sinking fund on and after Oct. 1,
1969 at 100%, in all cases with accrued interest.
Increase
105J
1958
September—
passenger
rev.
Domestic rev.
quickly oversubscribed.
was
are
Oct.
$45
company
Inc.—Sets New High Records
Northwest Airlines,
offering
before
or
1970
pany
Total
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1616)
of
a
1273.
.
"
™
"
Pennroad Corp.—Offering Oversubscribed—Over 01 %
the 1,286,610-additional-shares offered, stockholders
was
_
subscribed for under primary
rights^ with; the bal-
"substantially., oversubscribed^ through/-oversub¬
scription privileges; according to Edward A.' Merkle,
President' of the closed-end
investment triist ; which
ance~^
chaitgpd Its rmnie to Madison Fluids The?,
on
€>ct. i,&
.
Volume
188
5787
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1617)
total of
through the oversubscription privilege, with only 112,876
(par $1) and 60,000 shares of common stock (par 25
cents) in units each consisting, of one share of preferred
stock and one share of common stock at
$5 per unit. The
shares available.
offering is being made
1,173,743 shares were subscribed
rights basis and 372,047 additional shares
After
deducting
the Madison
corporate
On
bank loan
stock
of
6.433,095. shares,
approximately
was
S19.40
asset
net
share
per
value
of
as
Sept.
the
1958.
30,
stockholders
corporation
The
its
The
as
to Madison
corporation
office
is
new
is
descriptive
more
company.—V.
188,
of
to
Madison
655
the
the
Avenue,
New
York
trust
.22,
and
N.
"
Y.
tion
to
July 31—>
before
Federal
Federal
—
1958
-
-
taxes
income
on
1957
♦
(estimated)
780,000
V "*
lor
.
Common
income
Net income
—v.
for
shares
the
share of
per
188, p. 1047.
system;
shares
31—
.J
June
on
240,000
of
$1.44
An
445,036
$1.15
■:
;
the
-
units
.
This
stock,
It
*
of
stock
common
purchase
to
issued
be
warrants.—rV.
188,
p.1198,
Metals
of
'
jointly
•
100,000
The
-
a
;
Bank
Co.
Gulf
and
The
New
of
notes
York, United
Life
Insurance
guaranteed
are
Ciyil Aeronautics Board
reducing the return to
placement of the
The
proceeds
from
of
including
issuance
bank
loan
Trust
of
to finance
a
the
of
G',i
Government
annual
an
i
by
the
of
from
Co.,
$350,000
Piedmont
by
purcnasing
notes, was arranged
from
$1,200,000
Wachovia Bank &
a
placement
the
Other
t
S.
collect
s.itutions
Smith,
notes,
The
Barney &
Winston-Salem
and
lrom
debentures,
coated
-
the
will
;
and
Aeronautics
cities
in
the
Board
west.—V.
Pioneer
extersions
lor
186,
to
Chicago
2314.
p.
and
certain
Stock
field,
beginning of the
approval
to
of
In
.
-
International, Mayaguez,
,1114.
p.
Puerto
statement
Sept. 24.
Rico,
.
with
Skin
to
widen
President,
of operations
&
the
to
appeal
said
pre¬
the
Oct.
on
non-
13.
by a contemplated
ihese
manufacturer
produced
are
decision
the established
manufactures
patents
and
four
to
of
in
kosher
Harris,
expand
ft
merger
foods,
it
by
the
.'
to
'
25-Cent
'
•
and
holds
in
$500,000
Silf
'•/
•„
number
n
Skin
has been
Inc.—V.
/
V
of
v
them. )
among
managed
188,
*
'\v•
752-
p.
•
Stores Inc.—Sept. Sales Up—•
1958—Month—1957
$2,731,130
1198.
of
abroad—Gossard,
France,
Brassiere,
i*
'
from $400,000
profit
counti'les
sales.
Form
..
girdle-producing
years
a
a
Rokeach.
Galeries,
on
Equisite
5 '
*'"
*1
&
will
at
recently
*-•
Y.
N,
links
girdles
Aux
royalties based
years
of
licences
Germany,
_L.„
188, p.
status
seamless
which
West
>"'V'
?"
filed
with
to be
See V,. 187,
the
1358—9 Mos.—1957
$2,312,526
"
•
.'$19,331,813
$19,304,789
,
2119.
p.
PROCEEDS—The
5 covering
share, became
per
issue
our
Oct.
of
13
shares
selling stockholders.
R T <fe
by
•
Inc.—Subscriptions—Of
Sept.* 16,
at
100%
Co., Inc., at 104y4%/For details,
V. 188,
see
1198.
p.
-
of the
public offering *
by Loewi & Co., Inc., Milwaukee, Wis., of 40,740 shares :
of common stock (par
$l)-at $15 per share. It was quickly v
completed. Further details follow:
j
May
on
at $10
Corp., Waukesha, Wis.—Stock Sold—Mention
made in
was
Effective—
SEC
oJfercd
R T&E
No
offered
part
were
the
of
outstanding
proceeds
of
sale
and
is engaged principally
distribution transformers for
electric
of
companies.
^
shares
will
sale
owned
by
received
be
E Corp.
r
4
*
'
/
•'
4
*
-
.
-
in
the
use
'
manufacture
by electric power
•
■
...
.
The
ment
was
:
was
predecessor of the corporation, Rural Transformer & Equip¬
Co., was incorporated in Illinois. in 1947.
The corporate name
changed to:R T & E Co. in 1952 and the state of incorporation
changed to Wisconsin in 1955, when the present name R T <fc E
Corp.,
adopted."
was
The
~
executive
:
office
"^*
-
the
Of
*
'
"Vs
'
corporation
is
at
"
E.
1900
;
North
St.,
Waukesha, Wis., and its manufacturing plants are in Waukesha, Wis.,
and Tigard, Ore., a" suburb of Portland, Ore. "
;
"
-
*
,
Sound Power & Light Co.—Bids Oct. 29—
Puget
^
CAPITALIZATION
-
preferred
Including
including
including
including
including
foods
new
largest
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
The company at. 90 Broad St., 19th Floor,, New
.York, N. Y., will
stock is redeemable
at $105
per
share
up
ta and
up to noon (EDT)' on Oct. 29 receive bids for the purchase from it
July 1. 1953; $104.50 per share thereafter and lip to and
of $15,000,000 of debentures, due Nov. 1, 1983.
See V. 188, p. 1436.
July '1, 1964;
$104 per share thereafter
and
up
to
and *
July 1, :1965; $103.50 per share thereafter and up to and
i :
Quaker Oats Co.—To Increase Common Stock—
July 1, i906;
$103 per share
thereafter and up to and
July 1, 1967; $102.50 per share thereafter; plus accrued * fv
The stockholders on Nov. 7 will consider increasing the authorized
^•common, stock ( pax* $5);from 4,000,000 to 6,000,000 shares.
"dividends in each case.
"
-'.There are no• present plans to issue additional shares.—V. 187,
.PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used by, the
company to-aid
p. >2909.
■■■
; .'
'
v
-in,the continued expansion and improvement of the telephone system,
to "provide increased facilities for the present and future demands
for /
The
..
taxes,
—V.
'i
clothing
of principal amount, 232,551
shares were subscribed for, and the remaining
10,275
shares were offered by the underwriters headed by Blyth
Offered—,
for
after
product,
recent
Sales
.
i-.
.
Enterprise, Inc.—Statement
on
record
M, H. Bishop & Co., Minneapolis, Minn., on Sept. 30 of- i
fered publicly an issue of 3,000 shares of 5%% cumula- :
tive preferred stock, series F, at par
($100 per share).
-
recorded
of Silf Skin, with its sales stride in four
$4,000,000 and latest earnings showing
>•'/-.
'
/:
Utica
Manufacturing Co.,
Wire Corp., Derby,-Conn.,
Long Island, N. Y„ plastic
are
Utica
Ocean side,
Public Service <Co. of Indiana,
other
•
income
net
ended
Wheeler,
base
foods
Rose's 5-10
of
the
to
!
sales
net
says Mr. Wheeler.
company's .products
are
manufactured
plant at Farmingdale, N. J., and the
feet
Silf Skin receives
:
year;'
prior
share
ended
year
on
the
-
pur¬
stockholders
held
be
to
London
:
the 242,826 shares of 4.80% cumulative convertible preferred stock,: recently offered to common stockholders of
•
'
,
TelephoneCo.—Preferred
the
the
cabinet
and
BUSINESS—Corporation
aircraft which will replace eight Douglas
21-passenger DC-3's.
—
piedmont's routes extend from Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio and
Louisville, Ky. on the west to Washington, D. C.; Norfolk, Va. and
-Wilmington, N. C. on the east.
Application has been made to the
Civil
Clad
and
registration
effective
steel
meetings
involved
125,000 shares of cdmmon stock
equipment improvement program,
new
36-passenger
Fairchild
F-27 1-
eight
of
wire;
The
used
$6,000,000
purchase
to
at
;-tAlden Wire Corp.,
Private
private
be
at
Avco
subject
Metals
Viclad-subbsidiaries-
manuiacturpr.—tV.-v 183,
i..'
proceeds
Bank
from
be
the
in
fiscal
share
year.
drawn .wire
The
Co.
with
Manhattan
leader
a
Derby,-Conn.j- ele'ctfonic^ components;
the v
effectively
5.21 'h.*
to
together
Chase
subordinated
through
fes
will
Pressed
and
this
of
and
Kitchens
agreement
Viclad
end
sinks*
American
The
both
>
U.
will
chased
Insurance.
Co.
the
by
which
States Life
in
and
100th
of
frozen
woHd-Wide
"
its
company's
Silf
Tracy-American
stainless-steel
broader
oldest
square
year
after
Corp. representing two of the oldest and most respected names in the
United States kitchen industry.
Tracy., the,nation's largest producer
of
$30,822,929
common
year
launching
Benjamin
a
most
company
for the acquisition by this corporation of certain
of
Viclad Industries, Inc. of Pittsburgh, Pa., was announced
Oct; *16 by-Philip.Baker, President- of Viclad, and Frederick
W.cRichmo©d, Chainpan of the. Board of Brassed Metals,
The
the
Today
;-
Under the terms of the agreement, Pressed Metals will
acquire five
subsidiaries of Viclad, including Tracy
Manufacturing Co; The principle
result of the acquisition will be the formation of the
Piedmont-Aviation, Inc. — Equipment: Notes Placed
Privately—This corporation, which is one of the largest 1
of the certificated local air
carriers, on Oct. 15 borrowed
$1,750,000 which represents the first portion of $4,850,000
of 5 Mi % first lien equipment notes due 1968
placed pri¬
vately with The Prudential Insurance Co. of America, *
'the
common
for
up
launch
soon
■
of
on
also
consumer
Still
.
the
America, Inc.—Acquisition—
for
per
Silf Skin
comes
-
number
upon
of
per
the
for
is
market,
also seeks
A
*190,000 shs.
maximum
board
and
Products, a girdle manufacturing company. The merger
ratification by the stockholders in
November, he added. *
panel
is
now
initiating,
testing
and 'tasting" new
products for
the
company. 'Fish
in Aspic
and Fish Bits are
two v
recently introduced foods.
*
'
.....
*
,.'^.'240,000 V
the
the
year.
earnings
company
Jewish
60,000
240,000
common
of
death
(I.) Rokeach & Sons—Adds New Products—Merger—
'
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
of
Darr's
J
and
-
100,000 shs.
$1.37
taxes,
$1.58
or
sales
net
or
member
1437.
p.
July 31, 1958, were SI 149 121
compared with $1,082,358 for. the previous year.—V.
187, p. 1546.
FINANCING
Authorized.'"
1
after
$555,101,
$481,414,
fiscal
Pre-tax
agreement
assets
...
,.
•
of
a
by Mr.
188,
Mills, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
income
to
^elected
was
created
vacancy
Rice
net
compares
ceding
12,
the conversion of the convertible preferred
upon
stock
■
PRESENT
.
warrants
shares
;
taxes
with
-
shares
common
;
stereophonic
...
Brand
Introduced
$509,985
520,040
stock
common
and
EFFECT TO
stock/(par $1)
purchase
240,000
to be issued
and
exercise
$602,846
$751,158-'
July
of
as
This
and
Manager,
the
Vice-President.—V.
a
1958, was
$34,079,638.
of
1.
.....
Sales
fill
to
Consolidated
92.861
year___l"t__hr_".
outstanding
Hi-fidelity
(par; 25 cents)
stock
•Excluding
of
'
preferred
Pressed
Net
Common
of
GIVING
*
,
coriV,
~
570,000
$751,158
■
20-cent
~
$15,062,055 $12,753,563
1,531,158
1,172,846
taxes
the year before special item__
item—loss on investment (net)——
Special
River
Stereophonic
;
•.
Commoii stock
stock
Net income
line
'CAPITALIZATION
(& Canadian Subs.)—Earns. Up—-0
income
an-extensive
components.,
;
«
sales
Profits
new-type of Hi-fidelity and
for general
working capital.
a
balance
"
Net
for
Carter,
elected
July 31,
engineering de¬
partment are located at 2 Neil Court, Oceanslde,
Long Island, N. Y.
The company is engaged in -the business of
developing, designing and
manufacturing electronic equipment, instruments and devices in addi¬
this--
of
name
immediately, was selected
diversified, regulated investment
fully
now
Perkin-Elmer Corp.
Year Ended
to fill
G.
directors
best efforts basis.
a
net proceeds will be used to reduce an
outstanding
the payment of
taxes; to purchase component parts
orders on hand; for design,
engineering and tooling
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in New York
Its executive' offices, production facilities and
change
effective
became
1436.
p.
voted
Fund, Inc.
at
which
name,
15
fully "diversified cicse-rnd investment
a
located
for
1951.
Oct.
on
and
used
expenses
Madison
of
Adopts New Name—
The
be
to
basis
new
on
F.
of
was
PROCEEDS—The
offering expenses, the additional shares will net
slightly over $20,000,000 for general investment and
Fund
puprposes.
the
Fund
requested
were
n
...
.
the primary
on
9
1
•
-
;
...
5V2%
>.
AUG.
Short term
-
i___—
notes to
Common
Y
stock
—V.
p.
188,
.
1522.
Vi
Outstanding
$468,750
750,000
valu*)_
par
;
.
$475,000
banks
($1
" *•
1958
Authorized
.
.
,
31^
quarterly to
1968 and $109,375 on June
1,
1968_^.i—
1,
OF
note, payable $9,375
March
;
AS
350,000
.
293,442 shft
300,000 shs.
•.
..
.
;
.
service,
conversion to
for
other
: may
be
"■
purposes
applied
automatic
of
Initially,
borrowings. A ■ ■
bank
BUSINESS—The
service
the System.
of
to
dial
Pioneer
Telephone
Minn.,the
Telephone {Co.,: Waconia,
Delaware on May 26,"; 1927,
certain
portion
a
exchanges and'
of. the proceeds -
1
;vv,
System
The
dent
comprises- the
Pioneer
common
in
58.073
.stockholders :of record Sept. 30,- other than
the United
additional
more
than $20,000,000 to produce automatic radar
equipment for Navy aircraft has been awarded this com¬
pany, the Navy, announced on Oct. 15.
,« y
The order, largest ever received by Ryan's Electronics
Division, gave >
impetus to, a nationwide recruiting campaign (for engineers and tech- >
nicjans in a projected c-cubjing of the Division's facilities
by Jan. 1, j
States,
have been
given
shares
conimon
rate
at
the
of
those
resi¬
right to subscribe for
one
share
new
at
$22
parent
company,--organized
in' 71 Canadian) per share lor each 10 shares held (with an additional
,14
subsidiary operating
telephone '
subscription privilege).
Rights will expire on Oct. 31.
•
•
■
companies, 12 of which are located in Minnesota and two in the famous
Central public Service Corp, Ltd., largest common stockholder, has
iRed River Valley of North Dakota. In August 1955 the company puragreed -to pureiiass -all unsubscribed common shares at $22 per share.
!; chased -the-.entire common stock of the McLeod County Telephone'Co.
Credit In-terprovihcial,' LteeV and Green'shields & Co., Inc., Montreal,
ij<ndw -known as Pioneer Telephone Co. of McLeod, County*))- which is ' Canada, on Sept. 24, offered in Canada at $20 per-share an issue of
a neighbor , company -connecting, with
Pioneer and whiclV-sarves 4,059
55,014 shares of SVa4'o
cumulative preferred stock at. i>ar ($20 per
„
.
The
contract calls .for production extending Into 1960.
Adaptable to all Naval aircraft, the self-contained navigation equip¬
and
through
exchanges
seven
including. Glencoe,
the
.-/share).
county-^seat.
"
...Tire
/EXCHANGE OFT'ER—The-.cumulative
preferred stock, 5^,4.^. series F
for cash or may be exchanged for preferred stock,-special
firstmortgage ^ bonds,
3Ya^e
series
of
1960,
of
Pioneer
stock
:
or
■
loans
■
may be sold
^
'
is'--owned
a
1958
$25
Co. of McLeod County, all of "the common stock of which
the--company. - There were outstanding as. of Sept. 15,.,
following securities of- Pioneer Telephone Co.' of McLeod
2,278 shares of $50 par value, preferred stock; 11 shares of
value, special stock; and $250,000 of first mortgage bonds,.
'*
-
proe'eeds frdm
and
the
financing
new
series
The
basis
series
to
offered
be
cumulative •preferred
On-this
made.
-
value
lace
or
par
.
series
F
stock
or
will
suspend' trading)
exchange
will
one
share
of
in
exchange
shares
of
special
and
ten
offered
will
series
F
3V-2 r'o
series
of
for
Interest
1960.
be
for
which
the
one
stock,
initially be used in the Navy's giant Lockheed Neptune and
Martin Marlin patrol planes, carried-based Douglas Sky Warriors and
thrpe. Grumman aircraft types.—V. 188, p. 1274.
/■_
value
par
of
the
shares
of
$1,000
First
required
to
be
the
Bond,
how
state
to
series
holders of
many
shares
will ' be ' exchanged
cumulative
of
for
preferred
stock,
'
the
issues.
market
'*■/""
shareholders
and
for
of
!
•
-" v-----
'
at the discretion of M. H.
Bishop & Co.,-the underwriter,*
principal, and will be limited to stockholders and bondholders
of'Pioneer Telephone Co. of-McLeod-County who reside in the States,
of:Minnesota- and North Dakota.- Fractional shares -of cumulative pre-'
the
windshield
150
to
The
problems
.icing
cockpit'windshield with
allow
off McLeod' County' to
par
the
issued
in
therefor.—V.
188.
Rico Gas &
Privately—r
Coke
effect,
it
when
miles
200
an
taking
off
hour.—V.
landing,
and
188,
at
speeds
from
Rhodesian
Net
profit
:
-
after
up
30—
-
-
,
'
•
to >
—
subsidiary of Central Public Utility Corp., has
applied to the" SEC for permission to Issue
and sell $600,000 of
iifg.t mortgage .bonds, *5*^)
series, to State Mutual Life Assurance Co.
company,
owned
.
America;
-of
*
of
.
the
qcm mission
has
given' Interested
persons
thereorr.
Proceeds of.the sale of the bonds will be used to pay a
Otft. *22,
1958,
unsecured
No
.
and
to
request a-hearing
■
-
notes
payable
Manhattan Bank.-^V.
172,-p.
to**the" "San
111.
Juan
*
_
Branch
,
4
-
■*
,
Co., Inc., New York;
on
'/
(R. J.)
"Chase
had
to
be
made
by
capital ' redemption
116. "
186,"p.
Chibuluma
exceeded
stock
N.
officers
profits
.
-
"
all
\.
B.
Hardy,* a
B, Hapes. .Jr.,' Superintehcent
elected a Vice-President.
of leaf buying and
.
.
-
-
•
_
a
>
director,
-
-
---
was
of'the
this
sale
9,265
.
Is
company
of
6l/o
in
stock
exchange
pre-
.
of
•
Is
manufacturer
a
instruments
Since' the
all
Sanborn
of
of
precision
company
the
common
electronic
of
for
medical
formed
was
stock
measure¬
indus¬
and
In
1917" by the
been owned solely
has
employees.
and
-
.
The
company.
the
shares
common
;
shares
loans.
•
;
of
metabolism
testers.
Other
recording systems
industrial uses. *
the
EARNINGS—For
net. sales .of
.
six
and
products
Include o^eillographic,
preamplifiers for a wide
various
'
months
$6,607,062
ended
and
7
,
June
balance
30,
of
1958
net
the
income
company
available"
common
of
stock
$284,390,
equal
to. 89
cents
per
share
on
the
stock. This compared with sales of $6,388,344 and balanoe
$350,392 or $1.14 per share in the six months ended June 30,. 1957.
In' the
1957 calendar year sales were
$12,388,594 and balance for
common
stock $583,883. or $1.88 per share.
*
.
.
...
-
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Elects New Officers—:
.
bank
total of 18,530 shares of common stockthe preferred shares are surrendered for
company
DIVIDENDS—Directors
_
.
funds
with
100,000
the
and
company
for
•
v
general
of
debt
of
because-
the
sale
of
:
common
Vice-President, and-director -of this company, op.
Oct.
19
was-elected Chairman of the.. Executive Committee of the
board of. directors, .succeeding E. A. Darr, whose death- occurred earlier:
"~in'.the 'montp. ^
"""
"
"
'
r*.':
H.
.3
Oct. 14,. publicly- of-
f ered60,000 shares of 20 cent convertible preferred
taxation
for
if
..
recording
Frank
'
£1,396.265
$3,909,542)
like amount
-Precise Development Corp.—Securities Offered'—R. A.'
Holman &
for
year.T—V.
-
and
1
-
-•
:
preferred.-A
applications.
Jan.
'
V
provision
the fiscal
*
•
ment
♦
^
of .the
;
for
of
issued
so
reported
(appr. eq. $3,224,124
;
accumulated .allowances
until
.
be
exchange.
variety
£6,091,912
'
by RSTy
,
pub¬
company was
is
one
of
the
leading
manufacturers
of
medical
apparatus. Its medical products consist principally of elec¬
trocardiographs, multi-channel recording systems, for biophysical re¬
!
(appr. eq. S7,616.092 $17,057,353)
-
£1,151,473
:
to "the
multi-channel
■*
this
of
the
$710,000
OFFERS-Coincident
share
each
search -and
£2,7*20,033
-
on
*
retire
,
profit
a
shares
proceeds from
to
added
be
EXCHANGE
«The
■
taxes--
Ltd.,
1957
8,157,035
$1.75
share
a
diagnostic
-
This1
remainder .will
by
of Subs.—
1958
;
60c
in the same quarter of last year. *
equal to 41c a share in the first quarter
quarter.—V. 138, p. 1437; -- '
"
*
common
net
part
BUSINESS—The
reported the following earnings:
Ltd.-
by -RST-)
:
Mines
(64.29'b
Net
owned1
>
Chibuluma
Co.—Proposes Sale of Bonds
June
Copper Mines
(63.98'V
in
trial
Selection ^ust Ltd.—Earnings
Fiscal Year Ended
Mu'fulira
used
be
will
1522.
p.
to
•
PROCEEDS—The
will
for
)
The company's operating subsidiaries
'
-
the
j
•'
Porto
wash
distribution of
late
1198.
p.
will
dry the rain_,before it strikes the windshield.
Rfpublic recently reported It had developed a similar system for
supersonic F-105 fighter-bomber which copes with rain lashed at
F will not be issued and the underwriter,
special stockholders of Pioneer -Telephone Co.
tender shares of stoek plus-cash so fhat the,
exchange
of
t
the second
ih
51c
equal
were
oftering to the holders of the outstanding
lerred stock of $25!par value two shares of
literally
value of* the tendered Shares plus the amount of the cash equals'
total par vallie
of' the-cumulative preferred stock, 5'4'c series.
F'to be
The- system
heated air, In
spray.
and
$16 per share.
;
will
5^4series
preferred, or
and salt
jet blasts
1958,
8,158,105
,
$1.52
year
made with the offering Oct. 15 by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis and associates of 100 ($1 par) shares at
its
as
ferred-stock,
may
of ..rqln,
—
share——
Sanborn Co.—Common Stock Offered—The first
This corporation on Oct. 13 reported that .it had received a contract "
excess of $97,000 from its neighbor,
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp., Bethpage, • L. I., N. Y., for the development of a windshield
'"wiper" system from Grumman's new jet.
5\\r/n
outstanding
common
quarter earnings for this
common
against 50c a share
lic
;
in
made
acting
of
i;.
development contract, which also includes construction of a
special "rain tunnel,'' calls' for "a system designed to cope with the
be
per
The company reported income
Republic Aviation Corp.—Receives Grumman Contract
preferred
261,144,380 267,501,033
235,948,436 237,497,474.
12,463,403
15,319,959
—12,732,541,14,683,600
shares
the
available
stock,
special
stock
or'
first mortgage bonds, 3l2c.'o--series of 1960 of Pioneer Telephone Co..
of'McLeod:County-as the offering of the cumulative preferred stock, ■■
514 f'0. series F, for cash will occur simultaneously with the offering of
such shares for exchange.
A total of more than the 3,000 shares of
cumulative preferred stock, 5*4series F, which are being offered,,
would be required for a complete exchange.
The exchange offering will
F,
.
,
Third
-
shares
of
'■
•
^
income_^
on
income :
Common
this
each
"
taxes
Earnings
>
number
i__—
expenses
for
1957
$
.
^
and
Net
.•"
"
the
•
-
Provision
has voted
stock
common
"■
1958
■_
Costs
>
>
by
bonds, 312'.o
series
County will be paid
sible
the
Exchange's' market.'
mortgage
•
*
Real
Silk
has
138
stockholders
after
discounting odd lots.
The
company's -remaining - 78,847 shares are held by directors and their
associates, leaving -30,817 otherwise distributed.—V. 182, p. 818.
4
■
preferred stock, special stock or first.
of 1960, of Pioneer Telephone Co. of
McLeod
to the date of exchange and will be.
paid in addition to the cumulative preferred stock, 5 %r'a series F
to be given to such holders in effecting such exchange.
It is imposto
company
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
V
>
(& Subs.)—Sales and Earnings—*
Net sales
Stock Exchange
the
in
'
*
f
»
;
York
27,
■
•
bank
repay
of ;the Issues have been so reduced that the
Board considered the shares'to be no longer suitable for trading in the
preferred,
paid
*
-number -of
The
for
.
Telephone Co.
preferred
stock,
Mortgage
delist
to
.
like amount of the'
the exchange will be
preferred stock; 5V*r:'o '
Pioneer
of
"
to
2181,
Stock Trading to Be
—
the New
effective Oct.
*
"
:*
•
used
St. Regis Paper Co.
Application will be made to the Securities and Exchange Commission
5lM'o
a
of' cumulative
dividends
or
preferred
for .two
stock
shares
offered
be
F
cumulative
four
5Vtl/othe
for
company.
cumulative
of
stock. ■ 5l4^b series
the securities for
of
basis
be
shares
County
for
McLeod
of
t
which
upon
will
F
I960.'
of
be
p.
-
*
\3l''ac;'o
"'Z,1
will
for: construction program,—W-175,
<>.<•• .f •.
V
-is..-
Boafd "of-Governors of
The
_
par
'
-
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.
Suspended— ' \
by
the
County:
<
-'
.
.^Telephone
:
•
,
will
ment
-
-1
stations
Contract,1
contract- for
A
navigation
Quebec Telephone Corp.—Securities Offered—
v.
■
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Awarded Electronics
;
'
15,
to
1959
CAPITALIZATION
;
:
\
Employees'
Cotnmon
GIVING
\
common
stock
•Including
have
stockholders
t$l
stock
-declared
of
a
record
EFFECT
- - ($1 par)__—
par)
20
Dec.
TO
cent
31,
dividend
1958.
PRESENT
-
Outstanding
*
"324,624 shs.
700.000 shs.
par
*
FINANCING
- Authorized
500,000 shs.
18,530 shares common stock, $1
payable
-
*118,530 shs.
value,
issued in.-ex-
-
(Continued
on
page
49)
'
*
**
-
10
The. Commercial and FiimncmLChronicle■.
(1618)
-Far-'-
NameolCompant
t
....
Dividend announcements are grouped
In the first
tables.
in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
week. Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
;
;V
nounced during the current
second table in which we
a
.
iwiied.Inc.
£quar.)
——
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Aluminum Co. .of Canada, Ltd.—
4%
American Airlines;
Inc.,
25c,
12- l
87(:>c
12- l
Common
Class
£xtT8
.
.
11-1
ll-JJ
11? 3
11- 3
4.40%
11-21
""J*
r
40c
11- 6
10-27
10-«'l
1.-1
|6-io
Banquet
Ji-14
10-10
Investors
:
"
Biddeford
Water
to fcaco
(quar.)..,
(quar.)—
Deposit & Trust Co.
Bostou.^Jafe
Brandy wine Raceway Association, Inc
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.—
>
American dep. rets, ordinary..
British South Africa Co. Amer.
10--0
if" of
'^5?
-
»i
..
—
*l--c
.
shares.—-
3c
•
o
}x~ZZ
10c
•
10-15
334%
(quar.)
•.
10- 1
11- 1
—
43%c
"preferred"
(quar,——
California Water Service, com. (quar.;
5.28%
5.30%
5.20%
5.50%
pfd.
Canada
J (quar.)
Ltd., common
4V2%
-
pfd.
-
—
—-
,
—
Central. Electric to
Gas Co. /quar 4.
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common (quar.)——
4% preferred (quar.)
—
City Title Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
,
.
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
Continental
Can,
,(quar.)_^_-„..-^_
common
11- 8
11-28
12-15
1-2-59
12-31
11- 1
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
12-2
11-7
Nest
Corp
Pass Coal Co.
.
(quar.)—
Beverage
Ltd.
Steamship Co.—
payment on ordinary
Interim
omitted
at
Crystal
this
Dairies
Delaware RR.
Devoe. &
common
(quar.)—
.
Co.,
10-27
11-1
11- 1
1- 6
10-21
10-21
12-10
$1
1-2
12-15
—
50c
—
(quar.)
Trustee
25c
12-19
12-19
$0.32676
Finance
10-15
5c
10-15
10-15
1 ■1.i
Inc
Group,
Stock; dividend
5%
—
Ropes & Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
'
80c
preference
B
(quar.)—
—
%2Qc~
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common (quar.)
10c
$2 preferred
(quar.)
50c
Dover
Industries, Ltd
:
Z.—.—$15c
DJavo Corp., common (quar.)
—
50c;
$2
preferred
(quar.)
50c
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co
—
73Ac
Dulany (J. H.) & Son. 6% pfd. A (quar.)—
$1.50
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (increased)
40c
Duro-Test Corp., common
40c
preferred
1
10- 1
10-
10-15
11-14
11-14
11-15
11- 5
12-19
10-15
1-5-59
...31'Ac j
(quar.)
9-30
11- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
11-15
1-2-59
10-31
11- 1
12-10
—
:5%
12- 9
12- 9
Shares—
E
Domestic
10-27
12- 8
Inc.—
(quar.)
B
Diversified
Donald
—
pfd.
11-10
8Uc
$1.75
$1
(quar.)—
(s-a)
Raynolds
A
15c
3%
L
10-27
12-15.
$1.75
1
11-
1
10-15
11-20
11-28
.
,
*V*
2-2-59
Macco
1
/
'
1
11-
10-
1
11-
11-
10-31
12-10
430c
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
.
(liquidating)
fquar.)
$3.50
32'/aC
$1.60
$1.42
$1.411/4
$1.37Va
'11-20
12-10
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
(quar.)
$1.37)2
12- 1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4y2% preferred (quar.)
El
$1.34
$1.25
Natural Gas Co.,
Paso
6.40%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.68%
-
5.65%
5»/2%
5.50%
common
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.36%
$5
$3.40
"series
3.80%
4.35% -preferred
4.45%
preferred
Mexican
Light
Monumental
Corp.
Life
Moore-Handley
10-22
1
11-14
11-14
(quar.)—_
9334c
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
11-14
7c
Acme
National
Stock
New
1212-
3
1-1-59
12-
3
Aeronautical
10-24
3.60%
11-
10-15
Shoe
inc.)
(s-a)_
—
r.
6%
12- 1
12- 1
11-14
5%
11-14
5%
11-14
5%
11-10
512%
.988542
12- 1
25c
12- 1
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.62'A
30c
1- 2
12-15
12-19
12-
1
$1.25
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
;
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)
•4)4% prior preferred (quar.)
12-
1
11-14
$1.1834
12-
1
11-14
12- 1
11-28
11-
11--7
Compress'& Warehouse
Co.
(quar.)
Federal
30c
60c
3
11-21
National Mortgage Association—
Monthly
,11- 1
11-21
11-
5
6c
10-31
10-21
11-15
10-31
Series
U-17
10-31
10-29
10-10
11c
10-29
10-10
Preferred
v
46c
Bond Series
J
lie
10-29
10-10
Series
utilities Series
„'j
Income Series
All
payments
38c
14c
are
from capital gains.
preferred
redeemable
11c
11-15
11-
11-
1
10-21
1-15-59
12-31
425c
10-31
10-24
10-30
20C
1
10-10
redeemable
1st
Park
Sheraton
Parker
(S.
Peoples
C.)
to Co.,
Drilling
Inc., 40c pfd.
(Canada), Ltd.
National
Bank
v
10-29 "
10-29
10-10
10-10
-
(quar.)
N.
10-10
10-24
10-10
11-20
10-24
11-15
10-24
11-15
10-24
11-15
10-24
11-15
10-24
11-15
10-24
11-15
10-24
30c
11-15
10-24
27 (4c
11-15
10-24
20c
11-14
10-24
50c
10c
12-
11-
1
1
11-14
10-25
415c
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-14
25c
11-
1
10-14
42 (4c
■
(quar,)__
12-
1
10-31
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne to Chicago Ry. Co.—
Common
7%
(quar.)
preferred
Plymouth
Rubber
Co.
Scale
Corp.,
-
(quar.)
12-10
1-2-59
12-10
-5c
(quar.Jj.
Ltd.
1-2-59
$1.75
(quar.)
10-15
10-31
10-15
10-15
11-18
10-27
10-14
10c
10-'8
.
*
securities
from
10-31
8c
10-15
$1.27
11-
Co.
12-
5
11- 5
1
11-
30c
$1.50
4 l2(4c
1
10-31
10-17
1-2-59
12-15
10-31
10-31
11-15
20c
15c
10-10
10-10
.
11-15
5%
*
12-15
,,11-15
25c
11-20
25c 2-20-59
42(4c
12- 1
-—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
f
11- 1
10-24
12-
343«c
com.
10*15
11-
Inc.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
10-24
10-30
1-30
11- 3
$1.50
90c
34c
30c
1-31-59
12- 1
11-15
12-20
11-28
30c
11-29
.11-15
31 (ic
417c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Service
(quar.)„
& Light
Power
10-24
-
11-25
417(4c
(1897)
1
12-10
.
20c
——_—
Fund,
11-14
37(4c
—
preferred
Public
Industries,
I
convertible
'
.
*
»4
*
12- 1
10-31
10-15
(quar.)
common,
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd., com. class A
Stores,
1
1-15
11-14
10-31
!
,,
,
*
(1947)
» v
»•"'»'
-
i
^
11-15
^&
*v '** e *' f
' i"
give the dividends announced in previoui
we
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
Per
Name of Compant
Precision
Products,
5c
40C
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
1
10-17
11-
(quar.)
common
,$1.10 convertible preferred
Steel Co. (quar.)
'—
10-27
9-30
10-31
10-20
11-29
10-15
10c,
12-15
27(4c ' *11-/1-
4
(quar.)™——
Holdera
Payable of Bee.
$0,009
7c
(Reg.)
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A
Acme
When
Share
Aberdeen Fund
k
*.
25c
11-
1
ylO-15
2%
12-31
12-15
2%
—
Adams Consolidated Industries—
dividend
Stock
dividend
Adams-Millis
—
Corp.
3-16
11-
1
10-17
11-24
11-10
14c
11-
1
10-13
27c
a-
3-31-59
50c
3%
(quar.)
11-
1
10-13
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—
Stock
dividend
Aeronca
Mfg.,
on
new
after
common
—I
split
pfd. (quar.)
5(4%
prior preferred (quar.)
Affiliated Fund, Inc.
(from net
55c
investment
income)
5c
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
5(2%
preferred
Air Control
(R.
Controls.
Allied
Stores
C.)
Inc.
Business
Inc.
Corp.,
(quar.)
Machines
1
10-31
12-
1
10-31
17(4c
11-
1
10-15
12(46
12-
1
11-17
e
(quar.)
common
25c
of
America,
10-27
11-25
10-27
12 (4c
on
10-27
Box
Board
Co.
9-29
12-10
11-21
1-1-59
12-15
16(4c
1-1-59
12-19
1-1-59
;
:
A
9-29
10-27
30c
15c
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
10-24
933,ic
common
preferred (quar.)
Stock
11-25
2 (4c
Co.
preferred
American
9-22
22(4c
(quar.)
10-20
12(4c
com.
11-17
75c
(quar.)
American Arc Metals Co.—
Class A (quar.)
6%
12-
B
Aluminum
9-23
415c
\quar.)_.
Alpha Beta Food Markets Inc.,
5% preferred A (quar.)
Alsco, Inc., common tquar.)
$3.75
(quar.)
10-20
427(4c
common
(quar.)
Products,
Allen
Allied
Extra
$1.75
Extra
Pneumatic
■
Class
Y.)—
-
Co.
10-24
11-14
50c
(Interim)
(Brooklyn,
Quarterly
Phillips Petroleum
12-15
28('aC
World
10-31
6
10-31
8c
Stock
34 %c
1st
redeemable
American
10-17
31J/4C
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)—
Airways, Inc
Corp.
(quar.)
4.80%
4.36%
Pan
11c
Acme
10-31
31 (4c
(quar.)
11-7
5%
'
10-31
11-15
31 (4c
1st
3 0-25
12- 5
30c
—a
three-for-one
r
10-
11-15'.
dends announced
30c
Extra
i7c
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Common
1st
4%%
plus
Woodall
Co.—
(quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)
11-14
10-31
10-25
Wood (Gar) Industries (See Gar Wood Indus.)
37 (4 c
(quar.)
Electric
redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)_
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Parker
Federal
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearing (quar.)
to
11-14
'11-15
1
(Gc from invest-
Wisconsin
20c
preferred
redeemable
11-13
12- 1
12-10
$1.12,/a'
11-13
11-29
50c
20c
Mfg.
Gas
1st
11-7
12-1
15c
10-15
20c
:
12-10
12-
20c
—
11-15
Inc.—
class A
;
Pacific
(initial)
Corp.,
11-5
30c
$1
10-24
6(4c
B
Orangeburg
preferred
43A%
National
Class
11-14
$4,875
(quar.)
Old
11-14
(quar.)
Williamsport RR. pfd. (s-a)
Empire District Electric, common (quar.)
11-14
12- 1
preferred
&
11-14
11-5
11-30
f$1.31
1
9c
25c
Products Line,
5
11-30
-
-20c
•
.
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
Below
-
5
11-
"7
Insurance
preferred
5%
50c
>
11•
20c
1
11-15
;
'
1
25c
11-
$2
pfd.
(quar.)_
Mississippi
Quarterly
11-30
12-
40c
12-
10c
(quar.)—
Oklahoma
6%
Woodward
28c
■
—
investment
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
11-30
:-:
—
10-31
5c
—
Co
Leather
11-14
30(4c
;«
aa———
dividend
Wisconsin
1
'
Ohio
—
Quarterly
6
(quarterly of
plus 21c
5%
(quar.)_t.^^_L_^
preferred' (quar.)
10-31
15c
(from net investment inc.)
Co.
12-1
11-28
29T8c
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
10-23
income
Northern Central Ry. (s-a)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.,
Nunn-Bush
1
$1
Chemical
Process
net
12-12
12-12
Inc.
Fire
Oil
10-
$1.25
6
26 (4c
■
(quar.)
Stock
5(4%
Wilcox
10-15
10c
—_
Corp,
(quar.).
Research-
&
(from
11-
B
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Securities
Series
10-30
Stores
5c
profits)- !,
cash
or
11-20
17c
Point
White
3
1-1-59
425c
Fund, Inc.
Co.
Preferred series
Nease
12-
1-1-59
security
in stock
Payable
National
National
1-1-59
Ltd
investment
net
realized
Class
3
95c
to
Investment
from
*
Jersey & Seashore RR. (s-a)
Westminster Paper Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
3
97 (4 c
(quar.)—Co.
(resumed)
(John)
from
12-
—
preferred
Mutual
11-28
1-1-59
$1.083,4
Extra
5%
Morrell
11-28
60c
West
West
Co.
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Service, Inc
Inc.—•
Westchester
96 (4 c
Co.,
f3c
Quarterly
1
50c
Insurance
11-
.
Swasey Co. (quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors
12-
(quar.)
Hardware
11-15
25(4c
Warner to
85c
Power,
to
Window
Miami
10-22
11-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)(quar.)
(quar.)
11-25
7(4c
!
income)
12-
5c
11-25
12-15
30c
Vangas, Inc. (quar.)
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba
Co.—
preferred
"preferred
3.90%
11-10
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-10
profits)
10-22
11-10
9c
preferred
Corp.
Metropolitan Edison
*12-10
1-1-59
' 12-15
10ci
(quar,)
income
55c
1945"
1947"
$3.75
1-1-59
22c
Value Line Income Fund, Inc.—
(Front
common
"series
12- 1
4.10%
Elmira
11-14
ment
93 %C
Stores,
preferred
preferred
^.r
50c
Continental Fund
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Special
Department
$3.75
May
11-14
11-14
$1.06^4
$1.02(2
Electrographic Corp.
9-22
11-28
United
v ■:
gains)
10-21
Funds,
11-28
430c
Film
12-15
t
11-15
31 (4c
preferred (initial)——:
(A.) tor Company (quar.)__
United
.
plus 6c from capital
Investment
Shares
4.88%
United
10-21
12-30
——
11-10
(quar.)
Thiokol Chemical Corp.
(stock dividend)—-
10-15
1
62 (4 c
(quar.) —
12-5
12- 1
(quar.)
(qttftr.)_>.
preferred
preferred
Therm-O-Disc
3
i
30c
10-31
1
10-24
11- 3
12-12
v
12-
12(4c-;
(quar.,)
Superior Separator, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
8
10-15
t35{jjc
Sunshine Biscuits
*
Eastern New York Power
.V* 4.78%
10-23
3
10-21
35c
'
.
Stein, Roe <te Farnham Fund, Inc
Steinberg's, Ltd*, 5(4% pfd. A (quar.)
H-
11-
1-1-59
.
Stein
15c
—
preferred
4'.Y4%- "prfeferred-
11-14-
3
35c
.
10-31
1
3
12-
California. Edison—
4.08%
v
11-
•
,
Works
3
$1.10
-
!
Lathe
10-20
10-20
11-1
12-
50o
(quar.
-V.
1
5c
preference- B
Southern
12-23
12-19
11-
>
5C
(Increased-quar.),
10-20
12-
431(4c
6%
come
:
$1.20
35c
$2.50
.
preferred A
Bend
12-31
1-2-59
$2
15c
Sponcer Kellogg & Sons fquar.)„^_^
Standard Packaging $lj60-pfd. (quar;)___,
$3.50
-
.043
15c
Year-end
'
$1.25
participating preferred
(quar.)——
Managed Funds, Inc.—
f
Metal Shares (2c from investment income
plus 7c from capital gains)—
Petroleum Shares (2c from investment in-
(approx. amount)
Corp.
' ^
*("."■
Silvray -Lighting ; (quar.)
Siscoe Mines,
Ltd.
Smith-Douglass
Co.
(quar.)
Smith,
Kline
&
French—Laboratories—"*
10-24
11-17
,v
'
' ;
(quar.)
Scotteir Dillon Co.- tquar,)..__„_
Securities Acceptance: Corj)., common2_„-v
5% preferred; A"(quar,.)
11-18
10-31
10-22
,
—
53A%
10-31
11*10
•
10-31
1
!
u
37^%;
(quar.)
Management
4.40%
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mahon (It. C.) Company (quar.)
Macleod's, Ltd., 6% A preferred
Surcharge of
Salada-Shirtif-irorsey, Ltd.-—
.
(quar.)—
preferred
Corp., common (quar.)
cd
Territorial
convrpfd. (quar.)
fquar.)_
South
12-11
-
to W Fine Foods, Inc., 4%
St. Regis Paper,-common
10::u
11-20
11-
Ordinary
Extra
Ltd.—
Holdings
participating
Ltd.,
■■■ -;
Nyasaland Inome-Tax
S
•
10-31
I
.
10-28
Trust,
Corp;, class A (quar.)_„^_
Class B (quar.)
50c
.
.
.1 -j'.'
Serrtck
2-15-59
;
11-25
$l5c
quar.)—.
American shares (final)
1-19
12c
24c
Rochester to Genesee- Valley RR. (s-a)
Rose's 5, 10 to 25c Stores (quar.)
11-14
(s-a)
.
'
leaving net amount of 3»id. Subject
to approval of. stockholders Dec.
12.
10-21
1
11-28
-
receive
•
:
.
12-15
Selection
and
11-14
11-
?
10-31
Less Rhodesian to
10-11
12-
.
J0-24
*
.
elect to
,
(Final)
5
50c
-
/
y.
-
-
10-15
11- 3
12-15
11-14
49c
•
A.
5%
3.85%
——
12-
40c
/,
income
11-15
12-31
9334c
Telephone ;(quar.)
State-Rice Milling;; 7%■ pfd.
R.
M.
*r
:
1-15-59
——
McCord
(quar.)
V, 11-28
417 (4 c
(quar.)—
Co.
S.)
Louisville to Nashville RR.
11-14
shares
dividend
Transit,
$30c
(s-a)
11-14
time
7%
preferred (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
.
933ic
$1.12 (a
17(ac
10c
.™.~ •
$4.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
Continental Transportation- Lines
Series
22c
50c
*
10-21
Cl.emicals
Royalties
$2.50
Louisiana
10-24
11-14
11-21
12-15
12- 1
10-17
10-31
45c
1
10-22
"v
r
(reduced5c
(quar.;_
25c
12-31
'
(increased
10r31
11-15
Relcliold
10-15
—
investment
10-31
11-15
36c
<year-end di's-
—
Stores
Rhodesian
10-27
11-
Island)
from
increased;r
Reece-Folding Machine
this time) Lorain
10-15
10-15
10-15
preferred
(quar.;___
....$1.07
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.17
0%
preferred
(quar.)__„—
—$1.50
Conduits National Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
$15c
Consumers Water (Maine)
(quar.)
—
30c
Class
11-20
(quar.)—
<
10-31
11-15
■
$1.12(4
Light
unless shareholders
Class B
..
11-14
10-20
10-25
10-25
10-15
4.25%
Class
1-15-59
'
!]-30
12- 1
11-29
60c
11-29
25c. ;/10.-31
10c
10-31
$1
10-31
IV2C
10-24
-4.65%
Stock
1-15-59
profits)
&
10-15
11-15
83c
(quar.)
cash
Owl
12-31
$1
25c
11-15
11-21
12-
10-25
10-30
v
..
4c
11-36
11-15
Hampshire—
Growth Fund
of
1-2-59
25c
40c
12-31
4
1-15-59
•
;/ :10C
(quar.).__
--,J20c
La Crosse Telephone
(quar.)..
Lexington Trust Fund—
(Quarterly of 13 cents from net investnient
income
plus 28 cents from net
41c
realized
security, .profits)
$1
Liggett to Myers Tobacco (quar.)
87(2c
Lincoln Printing Co., $3.50 preferred (quar.)
(No action taken on common payment at
10-15
16-31
10-31
,
1-15-59
Apparel
L'Aiglon
10-31
II"!*'
11-15
+$1.06
$55c
40c
SGV+c
—
(quar.)
4 ('2%
preferred (quar.)—
t4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Dallas
9-29
$1
com.
.
10-31
•
13-15
t9c
$5L35
.
(quar.)
Corp.,'common
Daitch
gains)
Kresge (S.
10-31
10-31
Jl"l*
11-14
I2-I0
$29 Ac,,
——-—
(quar.)_~—-—
4('4%
preferred
Canafund, Ltd.
Crow's
10-31
11-14^. 10-31
J50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
5%
Ltd.;
Utilities,
Canadian
Cunard
10-31
11-14
11-14
11-14
31 %c , >11-14
34%c - 11-14-
(quar.)
preference
Canadian Investment Fund,
$3.75
10-25
10-15
(0.037 from income and 0.163 from capital
10-31
11-14
^
—-
series
Malting,
Carrier
10-25
11-15
40c
common
preferred
in
Red
Knickerbocker Fund—
10-24
..
•.
series;- H (quar.)
pfd. series I (quar.)
Cott
11- 1
11-14
60c
5^%'VPfd,5.08%
,
,r
pfd. series C (quar.)—
.,
27(ac
conv. pfd. series D (quar.)
—
33y8c
conv. pfd. series E (quar.r-—
"
33c ;
conv. pfd. series P (quar.)^-,—>_
- • 33V2C
Pfd. series Q (quar.)-2.^-r-rt>
.'SpaC
4.40%
,/5.30%
io-~4
J0-24
11-1
,30c
Extra
7%
10-20
(quar.)__,
t$2
50c
Products, Ltd.—
Participating class A (quar.)
11-20
V
New
-
Quinte Milk
1
■V 93 %c;
Funds—
Keystone Income Fund series K-l (quar¬
terly from net investment income)-.;
Keystone
Income
Common
Stock
Fund
Series S-2
(22c semi-annual from net
investment income plus a special distributton of 28c from net realized profits) I
California Pacific Title Insurance Co.—
Common
7
Keystone Custodian
<?
9-16
n
10-20
-
11
>11-14
.n
11-
5%
(quar.)„__.
(quar.)_
Jewel Tea Co.,
11-28
$1.10
Co.,
(Rhode
10
11
11-25
...
(quar.)
Machinery
Browning Ferris
'51.25
— —
it
7
$12
7%
preferred- (quar.)
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd...:
Mutual of Canada, Ltd.
Trust
shares
11-25
11-
11-15
Investors
(increased).
Corp.
11-25
30c
10-21
(s-a)
plus 20c from realized capital gains). The
capital, gains distribution will be- paid tn
$1.50
securities
Harvester
International
(The)
12-10
11*
11-21
...
of
Power
tributlons
investment income plus
from
cents
.....Vl.50
preferred
Aircraft
Beneficial
10-20
10-20
Putnam
3
"12- 8
preferred^(quar.)—
12-19
(quar.)—
Co.
8
12-24
——
(quar.)
Sound
11-28
12-10
4% pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
62 (4c
(quar.)
common
——
common
from
cents
12
(quar.)———10c
Consolidated, Inc. (resumed) .,.—
15c
$0 1st
Beech
-
12-
Co.
*
412 (4c
preferred' (quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Foundation Fund—
11- 1
11-1
(quar.)™
$3 pid.
(quar.)——
Beaux-Arts Apartments,
12-19
,25c
i
4%
(10
]
_£c
<5c
—--- -
60c
Ltd.,
12- 8
12^
12-24
62(2A
-
Oil
3.35%
Puget
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
Idaho Power Co.,
12- 9
payment omitted at this time.
Inc. ,<qiiar.)
1-1-59
l*" u
14-20
Bates & Ir.nes—
Bearings,
$1.16
Co.,
4.50%
3
10-31
—
Jjj-Jjj
.
ithc
——
Common
10-31
35c
dividend
1J"I«
50c
«5C
.
11-
11-15
(quar.)
33/*% preferred, (-quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
11- 1
12-15
11-15
A (quar.)
Inc. (special)
preferred
Stock
}
2
to
Cotton
Service
15c
Household Finance-Corp., common
j0--0
1-
11-28
412 (4c
class A (quar.)_fc__r_„
Ltd.,
11-15
12-12
12-12
.
50c
t
—
Refining Co. (quar.)——Centers (quar.)—,
Atlas Sewing
Class A
(J. F.),
Hotel Barbizon,
0-20
11- 1
7»/2c
8 .4C
common
3
"12-24
J2Vac
.
Gamble
to
Public
12 (4c
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.)
Hormel (George A.) As Co.,
,.,?0c
——
(quar.)—
35c convertible preferred (quar.)——_—
Atlantic Coast Line-Rh. (quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Conn. <quar.)„
Atlantic
Hartz
11-1*
(quar.)—————.•——02,2C
Aluminum,
Aitex
11- o
6%
11-
(quar.)
B
12- o
11-14
5
(quar.)
A
12- 5
12-0
12-
Bros,
Procter
i5c
class
Co.,
Share- PavtJolo o/ Am.
~
-
2nd:
i Producers
3
20c
preferred (quar.)
53
>Oc
11-14
11-
(quar.)__—
Organ
Oif
1
5
$1.50
;
of America, Inc.—✓
(quar.)
preferred
Hammond
li-io
12-
412(46
Cementing Co;
Well
Oil
Price
-
10-21
5
25c
B
Halliburton
,,".1
9-16
12-
Co.
(quar.)
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
Class
,
11-
-
27(4c
—
——
Union
\
preferred (quar.)
President Electric, Ltd..
3
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Stock
&
10-21
47(4c
(quar.)__
Extra
Hancock
—-
Arnold
Co.
'When.. Hpllan
v
^
.
$2.50
11-
to Co.—
M.)
30c
Extra
Animal Trap Co.
Nam*of eompangr-
Polaroid: Corp., common
(quar.)—'
5c
5%
1st preferred - (quar-)
:
62(40
10-15
1
11-17
29c
convertible preferred
5)4%
Gillette
time.
payment
(G.
11-
$1.1214
(accum.)—
Telegraph (quar.)
(quar.)
Great West Coal Co., Ltd., class A (quar,)__
;./■•>,
omitted at this
American Ice Co., 6% pfd. (-accum.)
American Seating Co. (quar.)_
5%
ll*-"*
(quar.)—
common
Giannini
-
PVNM+ofBee.-
87 (4c
pfd.
Pictures
Bakeries;-Ltd.
General
Grand
11-7
12-1
t50c
.,..3b'z'.'o convertible preferred (quar.)
American Encaustic Tiling— /
Common
J25c
—
preferred (quar.)
2nd
£4
%
Monday^ October 20, 1958
.
'
Industries, 4)2%
Gaumont-British
Gold
„
(quar.)
1st preferred
4(2%
— ■
—
tioiien
When
Share
(quar.)
first preferred
$3.50
Gar wood
gMm
p<j.
Share Payable of Bee.
50c
11-10
10-24
tl7/ac
12- o
11- »
Name of Company
1 rf
Hilton Industrial Securities Corp.—
»
,
15c
25c
tquar.)
dividend
'
11-
11-10
1%
I
12-19
1
10-20
-
10-27
11-10
10*27
11-20
10-21
American
Business Shares, Inc.—
(Quarterly from n^t income) !
3(4c
Number 5787
Volume 188
.
;Th* Cmrtmerckil'and*financial Ghronicla
.
(1*10)
11
(quar.)
;-__•" ; 50c
11-15 10-24 • <■ . Cahfornla-Oregon-Power, common .(quar,)--*: • » 40c
; 10-20'.:,9-30, =.Davenport Water Co,~5% pfd. -(quar.),,',^" v$1.25 ' 11-1
10^10 *
CementTJorp.—-:.')V
Cahfornia-Ra©Wnft<Ctori>. (auar,)__
^Daystrom,; Inc. .;;(quarv>„_,
:
>'37%0
H-1- iO-l» ~ - California. Portland rCement (quar.)——•.;.. • • 50c - 10-24 r. 10^14 : ■ '.Daytoh.Rubber Co., common (quar.),,__;i„• s.
35c * -18-24
:-Classc A-(quar;)—
19-27 - -10-i7 '<- CalHonrla »Wa«r «;-Telephone, com. (quar.) -U
- 30c
11- 1< >19-10 a
>
Dennison Mfg. "A" common- ^quar.>„,
American"Furniture (guar." T".'="
' 1" 5c'. :H-15
19-31 .n; >9lpreferred .•:(quar.>_i_^___
r.25c
11- 11 i 10-10.:.-;
^
Kte
-12-.3 -11-'9
American Home Products ^rp;; (monthly)__r ;' - 25c'" li-'l'^-10-rt - f t
f ""Voting common (quar.)
preferred r.lquar,l,,^.v^^,^--->--/U"'>:,30c-' v 11-110-10
'
%'40c*--12-3 -'11-9
$8/debeuture Btock__„,.^
American Independent Reinsurance—
' ' ," •'
•«•• -y"? • • $1,32-preferred rXqaol.
33c .-■ .11-1 .'^10-10 ■-; •1
a "* '
/
$2-; -12— 3 - ;'-Tl- 3
Stock dividend
......
r
10-31
10-15 '
11.25; preferred t(auaTs)-,>^r__^^_..___ v ,,31-y*C;, ;(ll-.l, .^10-;;; ■:i Denver; T-nsraway Carp.—
82.601 tqi $3^0 preferred 4qumr.)_
American Insurance "Co. ("Newark, N. J.)-—T,iV./v'*. .•
... . .-~*Camco,
Inc.^(annual)__—^
*
10c
: 11-15
V10-15<. i
*
-$2%# -12-18
Denver Union. Stockyards (quar:
Quarterly
•
'■
32%c
12- 1 • 11-10 "V - Camden-'Fire- insurance Assn.. (s-a).
;.'>60c ..11-.1"
10-10. f
$1-'
12-111-15
American Investors Trust, Inc.—
' •
"
: ; "
.
* v
Campbell-Red-Lake'Klines, Ltd. (quar.).—$7%c - .10-23
,,0-26 < r Detroit -& Canada Tunnel (quar.),.,,,^
:• /
-25c
19-20
19-10
(Initial Interim)
' '"V-" V
~'
5c 10-31-10-17.; ./Campbell Boup Co.,<quar,)..
^
37%c
10-31 ?v.10-15 ^ (:De VtlMss Company (quar.
,x
.; 25c-10-20 10-iO
v
.Dean Thlppis Stores, 1nc;i 5%%- pfd. -(quar.)
American-Marietta,43c;, .oommon (quar.)__.
' - 25c 14-1 10-20r, Canada ^ Dominion Bugar Ltd. (quar.)
:
; t3Qc - : i2rrl .-,; 11-10 •:
.•■■14c'- '■; ll-'.-l-r,- 10-17
Delaware Tower & Light (quar;)
6% .preferred (quar.)
■'ii '-WiK^lWii^-l^ 1 [
,11.25 11- 1
10-20
; Canada
Foils, Ltd.,- common (quar.),,—$15c ■ H-15--<* 10-31.*.
DI Giorgio -Fruft. ,Cofp.; -class A (quar.)
American Metal Climax
C
V"
;
"
60c paTttcipatlng class ~A
•'..t $15c : 11-15 >10/31 >,
25c
-1WL5-: =, 10-19-Class IT; (quar.),,,.
-4% c-0 - preferred (quar. >
$1.12%
12- 1 ' 11-21 V o Canada' Packers. Ltd.—
;
: ;
25C <11-15 1D49-i
:i Diamond- Gardner
American Monorail Co.—
... .
,-£..$1.50 ■ participating class A (s-a)
$87%c
4-1-59 v 3- 6
-30c
Corp.; - coin, (reduced)
II- I
10- 6
_• < $1.50 "preferred•.(quar.)
$1.20 conv. pfd. (1856 series) (quar.)——. '
',30c
*10-31
10-18
.
-Class-B 4s-a)
—
$87%c
4-1-89 t- 'y 3- 6
37%c * 5 ••-11-..
American GaivtJe.
.
•
American
.
—
$L£0 nieferxed 4qu«r,>.
American Distilling Colquar.)
•
'
.
.
*
-
-
-
-
—
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,
-
.
.
.
-
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.
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—
Mutual
American
,r
Fund—
...
(6c from-net inv. income and 26c from
tealfeed capital "gains. Payable in cash-"
;'.X~
.
•
-
.
"
32c
Stpct*t hoidero option>,
Amcrkan-NatufaV Oa^, commeix fQunr.)-^—■
:
i %65c
-10-29
(Incr. -e-a)„,
-^flftdtan/IiKhistrl?fi^Ltd.,^onufloii ((iU8,F.)^
-
preferred Cquar.),^-,,^■'■/ZVti*• -CU«•l.^l#45^/Canatften.jOttrCos-IW. '(ju$r.)
Nephrflne Ltd. (s-at—12c ; 11-10
10-31 ' - Caroilnar -Cnnchfleid'85 Qhio lty.—
Atnerada-Petroleum Corrn (qoar^t,
50c
10-31
10-15
.
Guaraiiteed tquar.),—
—,,,,——.
6% pon-oum. preferred (quar.)_.
« <1.25^
12-10
18-40
^ 0arolln*sPower&? Light Con cern, (quar.),,
American Smeltuifif jSs Refining—" •.
1 " Carwin. Company .—.——
120c
,6%
XO.-31
,
Discount Corp. (N. Y.) (increased),,,^
Distillers, Ltd, ordinary- (final)
'
.--'-(Equal to- approximateiy-idll-Tr per-share)"
Dividend Sliares, .Inc. (fiscal year-end- dis-
tribution
-
-
of; -2V%c
> -
^
^
10-20"
10-10
llr l *. .10-10
.'.■112
; 10-15
•
i;';
•
10%C"
-
'TO-27"
■
25c
Dodgo Manufacturing Corp:, common- (quar.)
*•• $1.50
preferred, - (quar.)*
..
10-29
10-28
10d
from.' net -investment
inc. plus &%c -4rom net securities-profits)
Dobb3 Houses, new com. (Initial-quar.),
10-15
:
$1.25
33c
.,
9-30,
.11-15
•'
u
10-15
11-1
I65o
y^JlOc
American
,.
10-10 ;
11--1'';10-10\'
,H< 1
——^»t$1.25
10-1 --r
-
10-31_.10-_1
*
..^-450c
...
■*- fr'fe' preference ' -(Jpiar.)
or
i$2
'•Canadlan-'Ajgna^Ce..^,.—
;
Caiiattlam Brcraze,:.;Ltd,rc<Hnmon (quar.)-,_
12- 1
37%©' <11-14
39c:
1-2-59.
Dome .Mines, Ltd. (quar.),,
5c..
11- 1 - 10-15
■
$17%C
10-30'
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)_,_:
10-31
10-3
-Case (J. I.).-Co., 6%%. preferred (quar.),,,
ll?ic 1-2-50 .12-1225b V 16-3 i "
" 300 "* Eh-1:^ 10-20
t
7(^- 'preferred (quar.).
——,—$1.75
1-2-50
12-12
-Monthly
25c - 11-21.
American Viscose dorp
C
' '25c.
11— I
10-15
. Cassiar Asbestos, Ltd—
•_
,
UOo
10-20
10-3
Monthly
.,,1,;
250;-13-13
Amphenol Eleotronica. (quar,)_,_
,. ..30c
10-31- ^40-17!"^-Castle^Fretheway Mines, Ltd
tl5c
12-30
11.-28
Monthly L,,,,^
^
25c-2-35«59f
-Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)*,,.
Anchor -Post Products
""i25fi. '-12-22
12-5
Caterpillar Tractor, common (quar.)
--OOcr
11-10
10-20 $20c- ' 11-25
-5 $25c
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
.
$70c
10-20
9-30 J •
4.20C 'preferred (quar.)
$1.05 /11-10
-10-20 ■
Dominion Electrohome Industries, Ltd.
11-17
•
Dominion Engineering- Worker Ltd. (s-a)__,
Anderson Clayton & Co. (quar.),—
50c
-10-30' ^10-16< Cavalier• Apartments Corp.,
—i* '341
10-22
10-14 ...
$50c . 11-14
Anderson Electric Corp. "(quar.).C.C.,—l,,,""'- '
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd, common (quar.),L,: 7
I5c
.11-15
11- 1
« Celotex Corp.,' common (quar.)
; 50c .10-31
10- 8
lia 1
$15c:
2nd convertrible' preferred (quar.)_l__„„
Class B
'
2%c
11-15
11-1"
I. 5%rpreferred Iquar.)
.
25c
10-31
10-8
11-1
*37%©
Amdo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Extra
- Central-CanadaInvestments, Ltd.—
/?.
'
;V- ,/?
11-13
teoc
Dominion Oilcloth is Linoleum Co, Ltd.—Class A (quar.)
t30c
12- 1
11-10
5% preference (s-a)
t$2.50
1- 2
12-19
41-ci? preferred
(quar.)—
J50\\
~11- 1. -10-10
"Central Coal & Coke (s-a)—....—.——.
50c
11- 3
10-15
Quarterly
10-31
$50c
Anheuser-Busch Inc.
Extra
(quar.)—
——
30c
12- 91 11-12 ^ ; Central of Georgia Ry.-, 5% preferred (quar.)
/" $125 c 12-20
12-10
UOc
10-31
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd, com.
Anthes-lmperial, Ltd.
..
V
Cental Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—.
.
.
...
11-1
m%o
(quar.)
Donilnlon Steel is Coal, Ltd.
<
$5.25 preferred (1955 series) (quar.)
$$1.31% 1-1-59
12-29
-Quarterly
1
20c
11-1
10-10
10-28
(quar.)
*25c
Donnacona Paper Co. Ltd, common
Anvil Brand, Inc., $2J30pfd. (ouar.)„
—r
12%c
10-31
10-15 ^ • Central-IUinois Securities Corp.—:
..;-j
10-31
'
$25o
-Douglass Oil Co. of California
;
•.
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Appalachian Power Co., 4% #0 pfd. (quar;)-.
41^12%
. li-. 1
; 10- 5 r
$L50 convertible preference- (quar.)—. 37%c
11- 1 .10-22
3Va% preferred (quar.)
»4.05% preferred (series with sf) (quar.),,
$1.12% Ml- 1
10- fr
>Central Louisiana Electric, com. (increased)
45c
11-15
10-31
12- 111-20
34% oDow Brewery, Ltd;, 7% preference (quar.),,
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
"
$20c
12-1
10-31 - "r;4.50fj.*:pref«rred (quar.)
$1.12%
12-1
11-15
10-31
10-15
$43 %c
Dreyfus Fund
(5c from income plus
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.)
$60c
11- 1
10-13
Central Power s Light Co.—_
10c
from capital gains)
$2.50 preL shares series B (quar.)
$62%c
11- 1
10-15
=-4% ^preferred (quar.).—
i ..
$1 ...111 1.10-15
15c :' 10-30
10-17
du Pont Co. of Canada- (1956) Ltd.—'
Aro Equipment Corp., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)_.
' 56%c
12-1
11-17
'4.20% - preferred* (quar.)
35c
11- 1> 10-15
Common
Artesian We ter, 7% pfd. fquar.)
43%c
11-1
10-1
- Central Public Utility Corp.
(quar.)
20c
11-1
10-8
$10c
10-31
10- 2
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemoura Co.
Associated Truck Lines, class A (quar.)
17%c
11-17
10-31 '
Central
«outli West' Corp. (qirar.)__„_^.
42%c
11-28
10-31
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
10-25
30c
12-8
10-31
-Century Food.4Iarlcets Co., 5^ pfd. (quar.)
62%c
11- 1
,10-15
10-10
$1.12%
V.
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric
10-25
< Chain Belt Co. (extra)
$1
10-25
10-8
10-10
87%c
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.; class A (quar.)
10-31
Vo preferred (quar)™___
\ $1
11- 1
10-9
f ChampJin Gll"& IteOning Co. (quar.)
25c
11-1
10-10
$13©-. .11-15
4.80%
4 75^
preferred (quar.)
11-15
preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
11-1
10- 9
< Chase Manhattan" Bank- (N. Y.) (quar.)
60c
11-14
10-15
10-31
$30c
Ducommun Metals is Supply
410Si
preferred
25c
11- 3
(quar.)
I
—$1.02%
11-1
10- 9
; ChenUcal
Enterprises (initial)
10c
12-15
11-14
10-13
(qiur.)__
435co
preferred (quar.n.
-■11.08%
11-1 10- 9 "rChemical Products (stock dividend)
5%
11-17
10-17
t;
W.-Vi f'-". '•
Atlantic Coast Line RR.. 5% pfd. (s-a)_— W
42.50
11-10
10-24 ; rChesapeakeJCorp. Of Virginia (quar.).
East Kaotermy Power, Ltd, 7% pfd: Caecum.)
30o '.t 11-15
11*-5
12-16
11-29
$$1.75
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B (quartb,.< 93%c
-11- 1 -"10^41 ; > Chesapeake^A: Ohio By. „ .
Eastern Industries live, com. (quar.)u.1iL.>v ,
......
•> >;t yi*»
, t
11- 1
ioc
;1<K 6
5%% preferred (s-a)
155c <12- 1
11-15
•
3%% preferred (quar.)
.
87%c • ( 11- 1
10- 7 •
70c cohv) prefererd (quar.) 11- 4 ^<10- 6
£1
17%C";
Atlas Corp., common (stock dividend.)—,—
'' 5%
11-1
9-1$
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
,r
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
ant,
5% preferred (quar,),.,,,
:
25c
12-15
11-26
Stock dividend—
—-—.
2 ,2 U
1-6-59
12-15
$7 preferred A (accum.)
10- 3
11- 1
$1.75
Atlas Steels
Ltd
(quar.)
$25c
11-1
10- 3
'• Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul 8s Pacific RR.—
$6 preferred B .(accum.)
11- 1
10- 3
$1.50
-
_
41.75
7?v
preferred, (quar.);
American Thermos'Products Co. (quar.C-.lt-".
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Atomic
11-3
io-6
30c
11- 1
10—20
17%»c
10-30
10-15
17%c
10-30
10-15
15c
15c
10-30
10-30
10-15
10-15
—3c
Austin Nichols & Co.. Inc.—
$120
Bankirig Corp.,
Automobile
Class
6%
—
-
pfd* AlquarJ— I——
conv
6%
(quar.)—
com.
(quar)
A
1
(quar.)—
prior pref.
conv.
-prefered
B
(quar.
preferred-
$1.50
(quar.)..,
Avco Manufacturing common (quar.)
$2.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
I
Axe
Fund
(Quarterly, 29c from capital gains and 6c
37%c;
,
-
HbugSon
<L. S.)
& Co, com.
AVa% pfd. series of 1947
10-31
$1.12%
4?%c
HJISro Electric, common (quar.)
(increased),,
30c
Basic Products Corp.; common
5c
10-31
28%c
$1.37%
preferred A (quar.),.,
Bastian-Morlev
^vid
CI. A
Inc
Co
(auar.)
pfd.
5%%
10-31
11-15
-
Cla"?A
National- Railways——
Belaian
.
participating preferred
4%
.
^-- IT
common
e
_
'
4%
prefered (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Iron Works (quar.)
(quar.)
Best fc Company
Best Poods
(quar.)
Bishop Oil
Bloch Bros.
:
Co. (quar.)
Tobacco, common
preferred (quar.)
Blue BelL Inc
(quar;)
Ltd., 5%
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund—
(From net investment income)
Corp.
8c
15c
45c
50c
87%e
70c
—
(George W.)
—
preferred (quar.)
3%%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__,_
4 78% preferred (quar.),^
Botanv Mills, 5%
conv. pfd. (accum.)
Bowater Paper, Ltd. (interim)
Bralorne Mines, Ltd., common
Boston Edison Co.,
common
4.25%
(Canada), Ltd,
Bridge & Tank
pref.
$2.90
British
~
-
-
10-17
10-24
f
-
9-26
10-22
11-1
12-6
11-24
10-15
-
Corp. (quar.)
Borg Warner Corp., common (quar.)
Borg
-
-
1^-27'
20c
10-31
.20c 1-30-59
" 20c 4-30-59
-
Ribbon Corp.,
;
11-10 ,-:
2> 9
.
10-16
'
1-14
4-15 - ;
3-2-59
11- 1
■ '
11-15
50c
10-24
5c
11- 1
(quar.)
30c
11-15
75c r" 12-19
20c
11-29
pfd. (quar.)-, 162%c . 11-1
Hi
-
—
qc>
Boise Cascade
f
1-6-59
12- 1
50c
50c
Belmont
Blue
15c
150
_
preferred* (quar.)"
"4%
$1.02
.
Hardware-& Mfg., common
Belknap
11- 1
——
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
$1.07
$1.20
18%c
al2%c
tlOc
t30c
$72%C
11-14
10-24
12- 1
11- 1
1-2-59
11- 1
I'l- 1
11- 1
10-24,
10-31
10-27
12- 1
12- 1
10-23
10- 1
11-17
10- 8
12-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
•
:
-
"
10-10
9-16
10-6
11-14
11-14
•
Petroleums,
American
deposit receipts ordinary (stock
dividend)
Ordinary
(equal to approximately 13c,
free of-British income
Brockton
Taunton
$3.80
Buchanan Steel Products
Bullock's,
Bulloch's
(s-a)
Corp.
1
Corp.
Forge
_
Co
Burroughs
Corpj
Terminal
Butler
(stock
dividend)
Bro3
_
("resumed)
Land
&
Timber.,,,
1st
•
preferred
California Electric
$3
pfd.
(quar.)r,
{£3\
12-20
10-20
11-15
10-31
10-10
10-31
10-15
11-15
12-31
15c
$20c
$25c
'
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•
10-22
12-11
a
Colorado Credit Life (quar.)—
l%c
10-20
31%c
11- 1
11-15
11-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America, conv. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Contlental Gin, 4%% preferred (quar.)
Corn Products Refining Co, common (quar.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd, class A
Cosmopolitan Realty, quarterly
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% pfd. (s-a)
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)
Crossett Company, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
—
——
Crown Cork & Seal Co, Ltd. (quar.)
Crum & Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
Common (quar.)
$4.50
$4.52
$4.16
preferred
preferred
10-20
12- 1
9-26
10-10
11-14
(quar.)
(quar.)—
il-10
10c
11- 1
10-17
11-25
11* 4
Curtiss-Wright Corp,
.
11- 1
10-15
75c
11- 1
10-15
—,_
7% preferred
—,—
Cuban Atlantic Sugar (liquidating)
—
Cuneo Press, Inc, 3%% preferred (quar.),,
1 Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
cutter Laboratories,
class A
common
lc
10-20
25c
$1.06%
28c
10-28
11- I
11-20 ?
11-1
11- 1
50c
2%
$1.16
$1.34%
7c
22%c
10-25
11-15
5%
Erie
2nd preferred
11- 1
11-17
$50c
12- 1
60c
11-20
1-2-59
1-2-59
1-2-59
$1.13
$1.04
25c
$1
$1.13
40o
18c
$4
$2.50
s
1-2-59
4-1-59
4%% preferred (quar.)
-
pfd.
(qpar.)
cpnv.^pfd.
(quar.)
;
$1.50
„
:
10-20
11-28
11- 1
10-1$
25c
10-27
11-4
10-10
6c.
.11- 3
10-15
37%C
:
(quar.)
«,•.
..
11-15
u
"
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^quar.)
Grain,
A
B
'
11- 3
10-15
$.7
12-31
12-15
4-1-59-
,
"
3-14
20c
I-2-59
12-22
28%c
}
,
10-16
20c
Ltd,
11- 1
—
11-2*
10-10
12-15
11-
$35c
,
;
-10-31.
.
.
■45c.
(quar.)
10-17
1
12%c
;
——
12-15
12-
lc
11-18
11-11
.
.
11-11
12-18
12-11
lc
12-18
12-41
5%,
/
-11-18
lc
*
—-
12- 3
5%
Petroleum
Fireman's
(stock div.)
Insurance
Firestone
Stock
First
Tire
(Newark,
.
11- 7
N.
J.)
5
II-17 ■-• 11-
5
7%C
11- 1
56 %c
11- .1
65c
preferred
11-
1
10-10
10-15
10- 3
10-20
10-31
75c
City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.),
Flrth Sterling Inc, 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Flagg-Utlca Corp, 5% prior pfd. (quar.)—
Florida Growth Fund (from investment inc.)
Fluor Corp, Ltd. (quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, Inc, com. (stock div.)—
5% preferred A (s-a)
Food Giant Markets (stock dividend)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
9-29
• --
11-14
5C
(s-a)
(quar.)
dividend
National
3% %
11-
2%
Rubber
is
1
lc
(monthly)
(monthly)
A stock)
;
*
Financial General Corp, com. (quar.)—,—
$2.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
—
10-17
,
10- 3
$1.75
11- 1
10-17
8c
10-24
10-10
10c
11-20
10-31
30o
10-24
10- 8
5%
12-15
10-
25c
12-10
11- 1
2%
12-18
11-28
1
93%c
10-31
10-15
$0.2156%
1-1-59
10-17
(quar.>——
Foote Bros. Gear is Machine—
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
Class B voting
(quar.)
Class B non-voting
(quar.)
6-15
$1.75 9-29-59
10-31
10-20
'12-10
87%c-
l
12-18
3-18
741-59
10-29
■
5%... .11-17
12-18
$1.75
$1.75
Hi 7
11-10.
10-31
Felmont
10-10
10-10
10-15
1-2-59
w
Finance Co. of America, class A (stock div.)
Class B (stock dividend payable in class
10- 6
40c
12-1
•
"
;
11-25 "11-8
11-20
12-15
10-25
9-26
10-21
9-19
11-15
11- 1
1-1-59
12-16
$2
15c
.
:
12- 1
1-2-59
11-1
11- 1
11-15
12-30
9-26
62 %c
'4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Federated Department. Stores-(quar.),
9-15
Ford
Motor Co
Ford
Motor Co,
Ordinary
35c
Ltd.
(England)
Extra
11-24
1
11-24
12-11
11-10
11-20
3%%
(interim)
Corp.
10-10
12-18
Franklin Telegraph Co.
Fraser
Companies, Ltd.
Friedman
(L.) Realty
Friendly Finance,
(s-a)
(quar.)—
(quar.)..
Inc., common
$9
87%c
40c
11-15
12-19
10-31
12- 5
12-26
10-24
9-30
85®
12-31
$1 vll-1
$1.06
11
1
13-28
10-10
10-10
Gardner-Denver Co,
11- 1
10-1Q
General Crude Oil
1-2-59
10-20
12-27
10r24
$1.25
$30c
10-27
109
11-18
10-10
11- 1
12-15
15c
12- 8
5c
(quar.)
25c
20c
(quar.)
-
25c
25c
Inc.
—
Stores
1
12-
—
(quar.),:
Foster-Forbes Class, common (quar.)—
Franklin
12-
35C
40c
—
i
Foremost Dairies
12-15
Class
6%
$1.12
B
Frlto
15c
preferred (quar.)
Company
4%
preferred
General
20c
(quar.)—
Gamble-Skogmo, - Inc,
preferred
12-15
15c
(quar.)
'
5%
Mines (trref.)
Dallas Power & Light Co, $4
$4.24 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewing Corp.
(quar.
Class
12-5
10c
10c
t50c
6%
$1.40 pref.
Federal Screw Works
(quar.)
Federated Mortgage (Del.)
Class A (monthly)
Class B (monthly)
11-15
10-17
12- 5
12- 5
10-20
10-15
$1.29
; \ io© '•
:
Y.)-(quar.),,
Federal
10-10
10-15
40c
9-30
11- 1
10-20
*
,
:
Federal Insurance Co. (quar.),
Federal Paper BoaTd—
.
-
10-31
15c
$3
.
$1.12%
Company,
Fatc-Rcot-IIeath
-
$1.25
50c
10-15
20c
$10C
4c
N.
12-19
15c
35c
10-45
10-16
Farmers is Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse,
10-14
11- 1
11-1
12- 1
10- 6
10-15
11-15
11-15
12-18
10-20
11- 3
.V 10-31
60c, ; 10-30
Pittsburgh RR, gtd. (quar.)
Class
$1.37%
$60c
10-15
11-14
lV'a.%.
dividend)^,"
Farmer Bros. Co.
10- 9
10-31
12-31
10-15
i.,11-1:
.
40c
4
(quar.)
1
'
is
Fall River Gas
9-23
9-22
10-30
25c
Krl0 Railroad. $5. preferred(quar.)i,*
Erie Forge & Steel Corp, common (quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Falstaft
9-23
10c
30c
10-15
11-
$1.12%
Group Associates
50c
(quar.)
(series L-V)—
Daggafontein
Co.
(quar.)
Millwork :Corp.
(stock
'
10-14
31%c
11-15
soc_ .11-1
common
"
10-17
-
11-15
12-15
•:
$25c
;
(quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp, 60c pfd. (quar.)
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)
9-30
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10-17
»
10-17
12-15
'
Mfg.
Fairbanks
10-20
11- 3
7%
11-1
-
."
9-30
Colorado Insurance Co. (quar.)
Colorado-Oil & Gas Corp.,.$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Columbia Gas System Inc. (quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
-Comoustion Engineering Inc. (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co., common (quar.)
Stock dividend
- 4.64%
preferred (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Stock Fund, Inc. (Del.)—
(From investment income)
;
Commonwealth Telephone Co. (Pa;) (quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp..
5% preferred (quar.)
Concord Fund. Inc., .(quarterly from investment income)
Concord Natural Gas Corp., common
5lk% preferred (quar.)
Confederation Life Assn. (quar.)
Conn (C. G.) Ltd., common (quar.)
Consolidated Dearborn Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)
$5 preferred
(quar.),,
—
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills Ltd.—
5% preferred (s-a)
Consumers Power Co., common (quar.)
7%
,7%
137c
(quar.)
Power,
*.
"riMs 13^28
10-20
10-20
10-15
10-15
11- 1
,
,
11-1
11- 1
10-30
10-15
~
11-10
5%
H- 1
50c
;
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.—
$1.50
11-14
10-10
40c
preferred (quar.),.
Calaveras
12-22
10- 6
11-10
10-15
10-10
$1.75
Year-end
12-1
S
Einftir®
10-17
10-24
$37 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Elastic Stop Nut Cor-#, of America (quar.)
Employers'
50c
Coca-Cola Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.)
Cochrar.e-Bunlop Ifa ret ware, class A (quar.)
Coghlin (B. J.), Ltd. (quar.)—
—
40c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)-_
Byers (A. M.) Co, common
7%
95c
1-1-59
55c
11- 1
25c
12- 1
10c " 11- 1
5c
10-31
35c
11-26
$1
11- 1
125c
11- 1
,
10-24-..
$5c
Products,
Einhart
10-20
12- 5
Ciev^aind' ^tedTMiUs .Cllq«ldatteg)«i—
25c
2%
(quar.)
(s-a)
Bush
.
.
"
10-21
11-15
1-1-59
Cleveland 8c Pittsburgh RR.—1% special betterman (quar.)
$17%c
Inc, 4% preferred
Ltd, cla»3 A (s-a)
B
Class
9-18
9-18
'
(quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)
Bruning (Charles) Co. (quar.)
Buckeye
10-23
10-23
Gas
preferred
Buffalo
100%
5%
tax)
12-18
$5c
(quar.)
Extra.
Ekco
10-17
preferred'(1947 series) (quar.)
$1-25
5% preferred (1956 scries) ——
$1.25
Colonial Fund (from investment income)10c
11- 3 •
10-15
12- 1
-
10-17
.'
40c
$1.12%
Common (quar.)
-
'
-
$50c
27%c
(quar.),,
Corp.
Bavstate
■;
*'1-Colonial.^ ^nanw Co.—-
-
•
.
Eddy Paper Co, Ltd,
Class A
(quar.)
10-15
10-31
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
75c
_3/a,^ preferred (quar.)———
—87/2C
10-15
11- 5
time
payment omitted at this
& Paoer Co
Ltd—
Power
Bathur-f
-
*
>
10-15
Extra
conv
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—.
-
:
*
v-~
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.
1128"
11- 7
*
,
^
r
10- 3
Common (quar.)
.
37%c
12-18
Series A'preferred.^.(quar,..$1,25 / 11-26
Cincinnati Gas & Electric (quar.)
37%c
11-14
City Stores Co., common (quar.)
35c
11- 1
4%% preferred (quar.)
$1.06%
11-1
Clearfield. & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
$1.50
1-1-59
10-15
11-10
10-10
12-31
10-1$
11-3
10-27
11-18
10-20
10-1
10-31 ; 10-18
25c
-5c
Rubber Co. -(quar.),
,_L
Baltimore Paint & Chemicals, (initial-quar.)-
Baldwin
-
10-23
'
—-—
(B. T.L Inc., common (resumed),, '•••%
10c
12- 1
Baldwin-Lima-IIaxnilton Corp.
(quar.)
•
15c
10-31
Baldwin Piano, 6% preferred (quar.)
>.,$1501-15-59
4J'oc*o
'
9-26
10-15
Babbitt
Bangor
37%c
—r*"*r,
10-24
10-31
-30c
(quar.),,.—,
(quar.)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
10-31
10-15
11-1
35c
L
<quar.)_,_
-
-
investment- income),-
net
from
Avres
10c
56Vic
<"
10-15
10-30
11-20
Common
;
com.
(increased)
62 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
50c
$1
(quar.V
Baking Co.
20c
—
15o
"
,12-15
10-31
10-31-
10-1T
10-91'
10-1T
12-
11-13
1
11- 3
11-1
10.09
10-17
10-18
19.
a
•
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1620)
General
Dynamics
General
Electric
General
Industrial
General Instrument Corp,
General
Mills,
General
Motors
Inc.
Steel
.
•
.
11-
1
1010-
10-31
10-17
10-31
87'/2C
10-17
11-. 1
10-15
Common
10-31
10-20
11-
;
jack
v
Inc.
11-15
10-24
11-15
10-24
Jorge 11."<en
11-15
10-24
Joy
11-1
11-
1
10-10
1
11-
27 %C
10-10
Kansas
11-
1
10-15
3.80%
11-
1
10-15
12-
■
1
11-15
11-
62laC
64 Vac
1
preferred-
•
Hbl5
4% %
30c
11-
1
10-15
3%
1
10-20
Kennedy's, Inc.,
SI.25
11-
1
10-20
Kentucky
11-
1
10-20
Common
10-29
10-22
5%
5%;
(stock div.)-a-
25c
10-24
10-
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)—_—_—
(quar.)—-.-.
0.5781%
(aiinual
Goodman Manufacturing Co.___,—
Gorton's of Gloucester, Inc.—Government Employers Corp. (s-a )„_**_2-._
(quar.)—.—,—
?50c
35c
"11-15
11-
20c
(quar.)—
(Houston)
Mobile
.
11-18
Oil
Corp. (quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-10
11-18
12-15
10-15
11-
:
$3
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
1-2-59
12-15
r
Serids
10-15
10-15
11- 1
10-15
1-15-59
1-
4-15-59
1-
25c
11-10
10-29
20c
10-31
10-17
15c
11-25
11-14
lquar.)_„-
———
3-16-59
r
8
12-
2
,,
4%
12-
pfd.
i
•
______
A
1
11-
10-31
3
Neon
•
12-31
12-13
12-31
10-27
10-15
10-21
10-15
10-25
10-10
10-25
10-10
10-25
10-10
& Sons,'3.85%. preferred (quar.)__
Cement Co. (quar.)
Lerner, Stores Corp.,
Salt
Co.
4%_'%
preferred
11-3
12-1
11-
National
Intl.)
Lil'c
Insurance
12-15
40c
10-
10-21
11-
fiC'Ac
11-
17 %c
7
Service Corp.,
Common
10-15
1
10-15
1
1
10-15
11-17
11- 5
11-
25 c
*
r
.
$15c
10-31
9-30
12-31
40c
11-
;
''
.
12-15
-
' "
Scbatfner
3c
10-31
%10-
10-31
3c
"
62 %c
—
71
1
10- 1
r
10-10
10*31
'
Light Co.,
Class
.
(quar.)
—
Hercules
7%
Higbio
Hifo
5%
Powder;
Mfg.
1
10-10
1
10-15
10-
.10-31
15c
.
10-25 '
20c
j
10* 2
10-31
10-10
93 %c
10-31
10-10
56 %c
11-
1
11- 1
10-18
35c
(quar.)
Light Co.,
preferred
15c
—
(Edward) "Lumber (extra)—
—
Stores, Inc.', 5 % pfd, (quar.)—,—
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
2—2
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Holt (Ilencry) & Co. (stock dividend)—.—
Homasote Company, common (increased)
11-
1
12- 1
50c
11-
1
30c
11-
1
(quar.)
1
11-
$1:75'
11-
1
$1,05
11-1
$1,11
v
;
,'
.J
■
11-
...
$22%c
■•••
11-
25c
t
t
11-
1
9-30
11-
7
10-10
40c
12-13
121
i
12-13
12-
1
11-
10-
1
4% .preferred B
r.
i
;10-25.
10-15
11-
—
Shoes,
SI
(quar.
Ltd.
11-
$30c
(quar.)___^„„
preferred
Hood
Chemical
1————
12 %c-
(N. Y.) (quar.)
(s-a).—
—'————
50C
(quar.)—
Insurance Coi
Co.
Holder's,
&
Horn
Home
&
Bearing
Co.
Mailman, Ltd., 5%'
10-
1
:
1
10-
preferred
(quar.)____
.
^
$$1.25
;
10-31 '
•
10-17
25c
25c
Co. (quar,)—_——
Hot Shcppes Inc., common,
C1
b
13
f" s
-J-Uu
«.
Hotel
Syracuse,
preferred
C
H; bshman
Class
>
J
Inc.
4%
(N. Y.), com.
(quar.)——*-
Houston Lighting & Power,
Factors Corp.,
$4 pfd.
class A
.
-
*
-I
10-14
12-15
1212-
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
11-
1
10-10
17%c
12-
2
11-13
Cot.
(c(uar.)___,_„.,__^_„_„_;
Tire'& Rubber, com. (increased)
Marconi International Marine Communication
32VaC
{
a4 %
-
Hegler
dividend
Stock
.
Zinc
3
10-730
-
r
9c
10-27
20c
)_____
Co
10-31
10-
(quar.) —
(quar.)—-
12 %c
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
•
——
25c
& Co.,
•
20c
(quar,)__—
9-GO
"
1
;
Maytag Company, $3 preferred (quai\),..___
McCal>e Grain,;Ltd., class A (quar.)_______+
10-16
Class
B
(quar.)
;
.
'.Otis
75c
,
(quar.)—.
5c
"Hygrado Food Products Corp.—
4%
series A preferred (quar.)
5c'r
series B
preferred (quar.)_—
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
10-31
10-15
$1
11- 1
10-15
$1.25
—__
12-1«
11- 1
10-15
,
10-11
llr 1
B
i:
11-
3
10-10
12-
2
,10-20
9-30
i10-31
25c
*
10417
10-31 '
> 1%C
.
—
'11-1
10*17
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,, Ltd. (quar.%___
;
$50c
I
niinois Brick
'
Illinois
Power
Co.
35c
4.26%
•
preferred
(quar.)
4.42%
i—_
(quar.)——
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
1
1
1
1
10-17
12r 1
11-
11-
10-31
10-31
10-17
37%c
11-
1
1
4%
common
dividend)
(quar.)
'
10*15
L_
11-14
10-31
3%
11-15
10-14
75c
$1
& Bell,
(s-a)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
-
,
12-
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
3
1-2-59
12*
3
$3
60c preference
$15c
10-30
Snares Ltd.—
Institutional Growth Fund—
(5c
from
from
investment
10-15
Interior
-
50c
Breweries,
class
and
A
13c
18c
11-
1
10-
1
5%
4
(stock
IT-
1
4.40%
t
,
preferred
12-15
1
11-15
Pcnn
Piping
Cq.,
(quar.l
12-
3
11-
11-
1
10-20
3
Miles
Laboratories
(monthly)
Miller & Rhoads, Inc., 4V4% pfd.
Miller'Mfg., class A (quar.)i_„_
11-29
10-16
,11-14
10-24
$1.06%.
10-27
11-18.
12- 3
:
10-24
11- T
11-
,
10*
* 16)46*
t
9r22;
9-Q2
10- 8.;:
•
10-
10-20
•%
11-10
;
,
10-30
10-16
40c
11-
10-
45c
10-31
1IM6
A
10-17
10-17
28%c
11-1
25c
,-
11- 1
11-. 1
11-1
10-10
10*10
(qitar;).
-
10-24
1
iO-17
11-
1
10 27
$2oc
11-14
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
A
47%c
10-30
10-15
10-J.0
$1.Q6
10-20
9-^0
11-1
10-31
10-15
10- 2
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
10-31
:>$!••.•
„
22%c
x
11-14
$S1.75
:
com.
22'2c
iquar. 1
10-15
11-14
$25c
10-15
1
10-17
12-22
11-
1
$1.17
1-1-59
---$1.19
1-1-59
$1.44
10-23
$1
1-1-59
50c
10-24
(quar.)-.u
•
C
(quar.)
x
i
iquar.j_-v_
SI.25
u:. „•—
>.
common
(quar.)
(stock
_rx
11-
1
10-24
20c
;
x_:
1%"
$1.25,
1117
11-;14
Electronics
'
& Co/
(quar.)
;
60c
Common, voting
10-15
10-31
10*15
10-JL5
10*15
11-15
10-20
10 31
10c
12%c
.
12-30
10-10
11-14
10-31*
'7
2%c
1-2-59
13*15
50c
10-31
10- 6
'
• •
'
-
(quar.)
•—
(,qr.ar..t_—
%
$1.25
31 %c
'
>
12-.1
,11- 1"
5c
12%c
11r
1
12-1
$45c
11-17
$$1.50
11- 3
11-15
10-20
J.0-20
11-14
10-20
10-15
1
9-30
40c
11-
1
10-15
25c
31-
1
10-15
25c
12- 1
12 %c
_r__
:
(Me.)—
(quar.)
12rl9
10-25
15c
•
x__.—x_*__x:
-
11- 1
37 %c
1
1
11- 1
^ 15c
'
10-22
10-3
12-
29tic
(quar.)
12*22
10rl3
12-22
10-3
12 15
$1.25
x__
:—
__-_____xx_
Corp.
10-10
10*10•
x_
Co.,
Utilities,
,
11-
(quar.)
< quar.,)_... _xi.
Chemical Fibre Co.
10*
,
—
non-voting
4.25%
Power Co.,
preferred
11-15
12- 1
11*15
$1.06
12-
1
11-14
$1.16
12- 1
11-14
81.06%
12- 1
llr-14
$15c
11-15
10-31
11-
1
10-20
11-
25c
preferred
Perkins
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
;
•_•
Ltd.__
General Bottlers
Machine
pfd.
4.24%
(quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers,
Pepsi-Cola
10127
50c
,
9-50
.20c--• •10-31
_'__i
Common
6
36 %c
9-30
10-16
,,
Gear
(quar.)
15c
iquar.)
■
—
25c
1
10*20
10-27
10-20
11- 1
7
10-25
A
10-10
10-16-;
.
10-31
*
25c
Square Mutual Fund___xxx
Cheihicals Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania
9-30
10-31
15c
(quar,)__
1
11-10;
12-15
1-2-59
••
:
'
10-28
-10c
^
11-
11-14
1
37%c
:
$1.50
—
Penobscot
1
5c
$1.10
-
■
preferred
Davis
Extra-
2%
$1.12%
11-
22c ;- 11-'. 1
$3;.25x": 11- 1
50c
10-30
t40c
ICF-S**:
Pennsalt
'
;
"
'
,
Corp., $5 pfd. (quaj\)_
.(C. J,), .common J
preferred (quar.)_
Peabody Coal, 5% preferred (quar. )
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)
$6
preferred
(quar.l
10-24
)
-
10-16
;;
(quar.)_x
(quar.)
conv.
4.64%
(quar.)__
37%c.
!
11*14
35c
26% c
>
r
,
Patterson
11-14
dividend)
30c
"
_
____;
;
5%
10-17
!
--
Parkersburg-Aetna
11-29
1
$1
.•••.
11-10
;
fqu»rx)_X
preferred
Electric
Lighting
Parke,
10-31
12-31
1
,
'
.
25c
(quar. )1_
Co.,class
6%
Corp.. (increased)
Park Chemical Co.—
Michaels Stern & Co,—*
Petrolite
Corp.
(year-endr
r—;__1
$2
v
Minneapolis
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
L
11-15
10*30
1
10-15
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Semi-annually
$12c
11-
1
10-10
Minute
Minnesota
(quar.)
12-1
11-
%
11-
65c
Ltd.—
preference
-Mergentlialer Linotype Co.
Meyer cord Co. (quar.)
Midwest
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-29
12-
(quar.)
11-28
12-15
25c
Pall
10K31
32 %c
Stores Co. Inc.
(quar.)
Merck & Co., $4 conv. 2nd preferred
r
(Entire
issue
called
for
redemption on
Oct. 24, 1958 at $105 plus this payment).,
$1.12%
Corp., common
4*/2 'x preferred
B
1
1
$1.18%
common (quar.)_
(quar.) J__
;
"*
.
,
35c ''
'
■"
(Minn,)—
Ltd.
Co.
Paper,
Packard-Bell
r
(s-a);-t—'Lu__
Elevator
Preferred
10420
1
11-
$30C
;
,
"
u quar. 1
com-.
10-15.
1
.
'
'
*
Pacific Outdocr Advertising Co..;—
'
-
.
T
security profits)
Tnfc«»rchemical
♦'
income
-preferreel
11-
12-
$1.06%
4% % preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
I
Institutional
.
Corp.,
preferred A
*
10-15
*
11-
% $22%e;' 11— 1coinmrm;^(quaK)rj2dxwuux.r. :r x 20c t,, llvl
Co.,
preferred
Pacific.
^
.
Mercantile
r
10-15
11-
20c
(stock
Shoe
4%%
x
'
.
10-15
11-1
■
■.X__x_*'
' •'
■
'
'
•
"•
V
1
93%c
-
(quar.l
'
.
shares
preferred
Ingram
Melville
10-17
$31%c
31 %c
^
•
,.,
12- 5-
11-
30c
Pacific
3
42C.
*
12-'5
1-1-59
4.75%' ' preferred, (quar.)
:
Hawaiian Products, com. (quar; )xi'lx
%
3
1-2-59
30c
Distilleries, Ltd.—
-6%-participating preferred
1
Elec.trica de Mexico, S.A.—
IngersoJl-Rand Co.,
G%
4% %
10-10
$26%c
62 %c
(quar,)__^___i,i.__
(quar.)
Melcliers
.
10-10
11-29
& Co;
Mfg.
common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
Mead (Corp.}
10*10
11-
(Arthur J.)
McQuay-Norris
10-10
11-
MeKee
,
10-10
11-
58 %c
5%% preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Head Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)—,
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
1
American
•
11-
'
2%%
tf % l'<
Industrial 'Enterprises
•
10-10
53 %c
Imperial Investors,
Lndustrij
10-10
1
55 %c
2_
Indian
!
10-17
1
11-
52 %c
^
(quar.)
4.70%
(quar.)_
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit rets,
(interim)
'
1
11-
51c
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.20% preferred
11-
37 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
4.08%
•
1-1-59
$1.1 Wz
,
Pacific Finance Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
t
'
.
$$1-
1
:
12- 5
dividendil
10-31
$$1
•
.
1-1-59
Utilities. Ltd., 4Lx ^pref.' iquar.)
$5 preference
11V 7
11-20
.
,
93;j.tc
'
(qttar.)
1
"
25c
~~
Oxford
r
(-quar.)
'
,
25c
OwensGorring Fiberglas Corp.
10-15
11-
"
Class
10-20
1
.
.
10-15
15C
$40c:
'11-
'
10-15
1
,11-
3%t
■;
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class A (quar.)
\
.
>$25c :
»
(qua*.)___„__
;
Stock -dividend,
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., com.-(quar.)
¥,'c rpreferred (quar.)
■
"12-30
1
$15c
12-, 1
10-17
•'
(.quar. I
Outlet Company
10-11
10-23
15c
MeCall Corp.
'
$1.25
10-23
,
10-17
$1.12%
:__.X^%x_X:x_Vx_*_X:
4.75% preferred B iquar. 1
5%%- convertible preferred
4%
preferred D (quar.)_:
•
10*) 1
4%
_—
(Osear)
<
10-15
.00625
Mayer
10-24
1
12-15
.
(o(iar.)_L
preferred
4.65%
10*14
10-20,
'
——
B
(Charles)
7%
.
Trust—
income
net
&
12-
37 %c
,
11-24
11-15
(quar.i-_-_-__xix^___._:
Orange <fc Rockland
10-15
(Quarterly from
9-30
,
Massaohusetts Investors
Mattliiessen
10-20
10-24
11-24
10c
_•
•
3
11-
,f30c
—__—
preferred
Common
.
Co., Ltd.,-American dep. rets, .(interimi__
Maryland Casualty (quar.l.%J_gl;
10-20
$1
1
1
10c
11-
1
12-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
—
Hussmann Refrigerator
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
10-17
1
15c
II
B
Hydra-Power
10-10
1
11-
15C
-t..
•••
1
11-
45c
(Joseph)
11-
50c
Hardart
r
•_
.
62 %c
Shirt
$5c
21c
;
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
4.24%' •'-preferred
8
llrlO
Manhattan
Mansfield
10-20
10-15
"
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
:
(N. Y.) (quar.)———
Inc.
7
«•
10-31
Okonite. •Cpjnngny (qual. i
50c
Oliver Corp., 41%t^ : preferred (quar. r___—1
$1.12%
One Willlant;Street Fund (initial)
•—
6%c
Ontario & Quebec Ry
<-s-a
ut •_-. —$83,
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.—---•;
„
12-10
10-
10-31
11-15
50c
New, Hampshire
Okfaliomft* Gas' &
8
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
-
10-31
11-
5c
"
Ball
Hoover
1
of
Ogttvic. Floju* "Mills,
'
5%
Home
RR,
Northwestern
10G1
$1.06'4
10-24
11-15
..
Gas-'-
pre for fed
Ry.
10-16
$2%c
;
(quar.)_——
Pacific
10-9
10-30
i5c.l/-.ll-i
Class
Koyes
'
Maher
preferred
12-8
11-3
60c
(quar.)__%____x
preferred
10-14
35c
North\wsdnj'n ^teel. Wire Go.x
^
11-14
25c '
.
pfd. A (quar.)_^
1-2-59
$1.50
(quar.)____
(quar. 1
(quar.)_.;r,__xA_~~-l-i-)-^-V
Cloth
10-15.
1
t5c
$15c
Sz
(quar.)
10-15
1
10-31
15c "*
'*
„
■'!* '>
'
11-
25c
;•
10-10
10-10
.
1
2%
-
:■{
•
(quar.)
10-15
,x_':
Northwest; Engineering
10-10;
•
10-15
10-30
2%%
Qil ■ St Gas Corp.---- •'
4.60%;
'
(quar.)__
H.) & Co,,;41i%
(R.
Electric
Northwest Airlines,
10-23
-
10-15
1
Northland Utilities, Ltd-'-fs-aV-xx—
h
•
10-10
1
11-
'
5
c
Macy
Wire
Common,
:
11-14
.
1
11-
Ltd
1-Northern States Power
10-15
1
1
10-31
11-
58c
B
Northern Quebec Power,-Ltd.,
J
11- 5
1-
11-
$1.24
-
Lynchburg Gas Co.-(quar.
.9-30
_
5%
37 %C'
5
11-
;
...30c
inferred; (quar.)_._
Steel Co.
(reduced
Lukcns
11-
':
1
"
11-17
'
JNortliern
5
..
.
York
5%
10-20
•
-
4%%
•-
10-28
11-10
31 %c
Holly
t
,
-
12-
25c
11 %cv; -12-
.
Lower Bt. Lawrence Power Co., Ltd.—-•
10-15
12-15
11
12-:1
12-
$5 4c
(quar.)
.preferred
4.44% .preferred
10-30
45c ;
—_
common
pfd.
pfd.
6%
preferred-
Northern
■
$37%c
10-14
5G%c
iquar.)12%c
$1.20.. convertible
5
ll'i 5
•
11-14
held.
(quar.)
$1.50 convertible ."preferred *'(quar.)L6L^__;_l
VNorther-n**Hiiiidis Gas; common. (quar.->t_.L_
2^4
11-
:
quar,)_.__
Baltimore Hotel, 7% 2nd
Louisiana Power & Light—
11-17-5'
v.
1
11-14
11-29
'
3
2-19
1
11-29
Aitjei;ican, Coal Corp.iqtiar. 1 __x_U__;
15c
Star'Oil,1(1.. class A (qimr. i_,____X__, ';r-,. $l5c
$2.50 jmqferred 1*956 series (quar.)X_'_—x *. $62V2c,;
% Northern ..'Engineering Works-V;f 51rI ,
Increased quhrterly''.
-t30c ;
% Northern Illinois Corp.,- common;Iquar.)xx*_ ;;
20c
11-17
.
f
-V60c .12-1
-
Lord
1212-
?
-.:U54c'
....
11-14
$1.25
(quar.)
$10c
—
4'.96%
12-10
12-10
Finance Corp.
(R. I.), comnion___LJ_.
preferred (qUar.)_.
Long Island Lighting (quar.l
1
}
10-28
1
;■ 11-
41.10 3-10-59
1
quar.l
$5
.
4.16%
preferred
'•
1
10-15
~
-
10-24
North
1U 3'
1
-
North
'
Local
•
1
45c
Hints
'
1111-
56 %c
12-
$10c
Co., Ltd.™.
(increased
York'State
Nortex
11-25
50C ,3-10-59
;
preferred (quar.)
2nd preference (increased
pfd.
dividend)
Canada,
7 4%_atl.i)(sL
f
11-25;
12-
50c
.
1st
50 %c
preferred (quar.%—-
Co.
Electric
Common
Products
Galion
-
(quar.)
Groceterias
10-27
10-10
1
.
preferred class A (quar.)————
Hercules
Loblaw
11-20
11-
12-12
12-12
'
•
4% :•
2
(quar. t
-
40c
4%% preferred (quar.)—'
—
Hat Corp. of America, 4%% pfd. (quar. lbHaydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)—
—-t.——
Hayes Industries, lite. (quar.)_„
2„_ '
Hcclit Company,
common
(quar.)
3%% preferred "(quar.)—2—1
—22—
Heppenstall Co., 4%%
B
preferred
75c
:——
com.
10* 8
10-20
$1.50
.
(quar.)
Marx
&
Electric
div.>■£%%%
60c
•
.
(stock
Mianti RR. Special gtd. (quar.)
Special
guaranteed
original papltalXquac.)
Original capital (quar.)
Loblaw Cos., Ltd.; class A (quar.)___— 1
$2.-40
preferred (quar.)
6%
Hart
America
of
Little
t$1.25
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Hartford
25c
37 %e
•
10-31
10-31
;
Ultrf
shares
■gaiii8>'
Norfolk ^ Western Ry.-—
*,
10-10
1
$2oc
"
'
(Washington, D. C.»—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—Link-Belt Co.
(quar.).
Corp.
of Narda
50
'
L2
11-14
75c
-
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%'% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (Mt%)>-77
V
(15c from current investment income and
20c
from
agcum.
undistributed
capital
•
$1.50
Lithium
Co.,
$4.50, preferred
11-14
-
*
Extra '
(Fort
(extra )_„_
Lead
Products
New
10-20
1
10-10
6c
each
(stock
4%%v preferred
*
'
10-27
$1.12%
$ ,-c' 40c
(quar.)„_.
11-1
X—•
& Mfg.
(stock divid.)___
Welding Machine iquar.)__
Ltd. - ' s
(quar.)
A
3%'%
.
V/ayne.
for
Common ; (quar.) .*
10-15
25c
;;
(quar,);
New
{
r
96V4C
Portland
\
•<
(qihir. n
; New England Lime Co. (extra) LX^il__X___X
New Yqrk Merchandise
10-15
(J.)
••
;
(quar.
Ltd.
Extra.
Nev; England Fund, Certificates
10-15
5%
"10-10
Meter Co., common (quar.)
" $2.40- prelcrrfed
(quar;)________w______^_
New Dickenson Mines, Ltd.„____L__
•
12-18
11-10
10-31
,
.
1
Neptune
r
$15c
___'—_h___
6
11-
$1.50
'•
(one share
Corp.
Airlines
National
10-21
(quar.)
10-15
10-
Microwave—
Class
10-21
11- 3
1
i'--
12-26
15c
B
(quarv)
preferred (quar.j.^
10-15
10-27
si.05
Chemical
1
,
(quar,,50c
10-15
Hosiery Mills,
)
$15c
1
Electric
;
'
1
6c
National
12-
$10c
1
11-
Products—%f V'
National
12-
$$1.75-
11-
11-
(quar.)
National Theatres
Industries
Lincoln
;_2__
preferred (s-a)
Metal
National
'
1-9-59
$1.10
$1.20
ic
National
-
v
.
10-16
12-
130c
15c
10-15
10-15
$1,12%
preferred; (quar.
sonics
$30c
Ltd.
(quar.)—..
Clemens
10-21
11-1
12-19
11-5
-
,
Narragansett Electric Co., 4%%
4.64%
preferred (quar.)_
25C
10-10
Ltd.
Hancock Oil Co., 5%
10-15
12-19
1%
(quar.)-;:__.,__5_„_.„___—
10-15
11-1
$1.75
13a/4C
(quar.)
A
f Lewis Brothers,: Ltd; (quar.)4_________i.v_j_
Liberty Life Insurance* (South Carolina)—
2
10-21
$2.50
(initial)—2_
5-%%
(quar.)
Leslie
10-10
—
common
preferred
Stock dividend
8
$15c
2-24
62 "Ac
—
iiiiid-'
(quar.)
-
,
Power Co., common
Royal Rice Mills,
Narda
4-15
1-15-59
-
(quar.)—
Lees
,11-28
12-15
$1.25
(from ordinary incomd) —
(from ordinary income)
7
H-DA
$22%c
12-" 1
5
25c
,
-
participating■ preferred
6V
preferred (quar.)
$25c
Leeds & Northfup Co., common Iquar.% 15c
5% preferred A (quar.
31'/4C
5% preferred B (quar.
31 %c
1
11-
$1.25
5%
preferred <quar.)
Hamilton Funds, Inc.— *
Series H*C
11-14
1-2-59
:$22%c
■
Extra
/
.
r
(initial)
A
iquar.t
Mcpnt Diablo Co.
.
25c
Power Co.—'
preferred
Mount
$15c
.
10-31
;
Chemicals & Controls, com. (quar.) —
preferred tquar.i—
Hagerstown Gas Co. (quar.)——h"
Co.
class
12-15';
$2
(quar.
Mount
$1.25
.
Inc.—r.%
B
Lincoln
Hamilton Cotton
partic.
iquar. 1
11-14
10-10
(quar.)
common
60c-preferred
A
$1.20
12c
37%c
5.30%
'
$25c
(initial^
preferred B
11-14
1
B
preferred C
1
11-
Woods
(Alfred)
Class
,
.
—
—
Bros. Co a
10-15
preferred (quar.
Kloody's Investors Service—
10-20
(quar.)__
Laurentide Acceptance, Ltd.—
12-, 1
1
:
11-25
"12-10
-
50c
Hagan
Halle
1
86
11-20
-
preferred
the
Class
.
Gypsum Lhne <te Alabastine of Canada,
Quarterly
of
Lehigh
& Industries
Land
States
Gulf
10-15
11-
■
—22%c
(quar.)__
Extension! University
Lamston
12%c
preferred (quat.)—r
$5
preferred (quar.)——:
"
1
1
4.80V
54.20
87%c
25c
Department Stores (quar.)%^_%^
(quar.l
----L
Class
11-18
12-10
Shares——-
$5
Gulf
inc.,
Electric Co.,
Lambert
12-10
f25c
Co. (quar.)
Ohio RR.,
<fc
1
—
Gulf Life Insurance
Gulf
A
4.50%
12-
■
$1.12%
(quar.)
Milling, Ltd,-^) ;h
7%.. preferred (quar.)_u_>-.—
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__._,
Lake
1
$2
—r
(quar.)
4.40''
;
12-1
-
$1.08%
^-2—
(s-a)
Creamery,
Salle
La
.
11-10
11-25
35c
$2
,
Industry
10-
12-
1
12-15
25c
•
—
convertible preferred
5%
12-
$i
•*
11-' 4
$1.50
(quar.K——
Griesedieck Co.—
Growth
11-24
10-15
40c
(II. L.) Co.
12-10
$1.05 '
•
:
iquar.)
Stores, Inc.
2nd
7%
10-10
—
Great Southern Life Insurance
Green
(S.)
Kuhunan
1
II-
,
,
_
class A
Grafton & Co.,
11-24
11-
95c
.(quar,)>
Class
B- (quar )
oreferred
8
10-31
Corp
preferred (quar.l..
preferred A (quar.)—
8?/
class
noncum.
class
'
-
Go.
12-10
10c
(quar.)
Stone,
Knudsen
50c
56 %c
sc
10-15
*—•
-
iquar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)—
x
—
Gladding-McBcan & Co. <quari)%__.^—
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., common (quar.)____
4%% preferred (quar.).—
R.)
10-15
11-
(quar.)r___.
.
preferred
<W'.
10-15
(Robert), Ltd.,—
Monongahela
10-17
,
preferred
K( nnametal.. Inc.
11-
Klein
8%
1
11-1
$1.25
(quar;)
participating
New
-
(quar.)—
preferred
Kellogg Co., 3"s%
Kobacker
d'/r
31-
$1.14
Molybdenum Corp. of Amer. (stock dividend)
10-15
10-29
■■■'
preferred (quar.i__
4.20%
preferred " iquar.)-.;
4,35% preferred iquar.)...
10-10
Grace
1
10-31
35c
4%'
10-10
preference
7
25c
50c
(quar.)
Light—
City Power-&
50c
10-25
Humor
$1.09
(quarG___
accumulative)__
.St Birmingham RR., 4%
pfd.
<s-a>
Molson's Brewery,,Ltd.—
10-10
1
11-
9334C
(quar.).,-—;
•.
$1.27 Mi
common
11-
12-10
■-
$1
Special
10-25
4C
12-' 1
Valley Public Servicer—
preferred
Montana
40c
Good
10-15
1 ■% %
;•
(quar.)v
Kalamazoo Vegetable' Parchment Co.
62'/a c
(quar.)
preferred
1'
$1
9-26
12-15
Mobile
10-10
28c
M.)-Co,
(Farl
Manufacturing
$1.12%
4% '■<(
11-
~—
(quar.)-.--.———
General Waterworks Corp., com. (stock div.)
5%' preferred iquar.)—
4%V
10-15
50c
__________35c
preicTed
New' 80c
33c
10-8
11-1
—
(initial quar)—
Co. of the Northwest—
Inc.,
10-15
1
-
Co.,
dividend;
32»/2c
___.
preferred
Bros.,
1
4'v
(quar.) h—
Lake Sulphur
Jefierson
1.
1111-
20c
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar. )___„
—
Jewel Tea CO., 3% '>
preferred (quar.)
22 %e
preferred (quar.)■
—
5%V
preferred
(C|i.iar,)x__;____x;—_—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana- $2
preferred (quar.)-—x—_s_._
$2.50 preferred
(quar. i ..w--.-—
General Telephone Co
of Kentucky—
S'f
preferred (quar.)
Ginxbcl
4.56%
5%
20c
(quar,1
dividend-..--.
Stock
*10-.3
1
Heintz
it
Jantzen,
10-17
11-15
?10c
5.60''
Company
Mississippi
55c
(quar
Gilchrist
10-15
Mitchell
„
(quar.)_______
preferred
10-31
1
25c
preferred
5.10''
10-20
1
11-
'
.
(quar.)
1
T
32.20
4.80''
'
6
1
37 fee
-•
,
<quar,)_.
preferred
1
12-
snock
(quar.)
Teleplione
11-
45c
———,
of Rec.
10-21
■■
preferred
preferred
5.16h
6
11-
+$1.25
SI.32
General
10-
1
11-
10-2C
25c
i
Extra
Iowa-Illinois Gas <te Electric, common
Holdert
Payable
$1.25
Corp. (increased)
Mississippi Glass (quar,
Mississippi Power & Light Co;-—
4.36'),
preferred (quar;»,.'__ —
preferred tquar.$1.09
$4.22 preferred <quar. i__.^
—
$1.06
Ironite, Inc-;, 55c convertible p,d.
(quar.t-a.
13:i4C
'
.
1
53c
(quar.jw™
of Florida—
telephone Co
SI.30
11-14
10-10
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
$1
12-15
When
Share
Company
Mission
1
(quar.l-—37V2c
preferred
Monday, October 20. 1953
.
Par
Name oj
•
10-10
11-
$2.50
11-.l
—'J40c
—
$4.36
x—.—-
Ltd., com.
Goneh'.j Telephone Co. of Caiifornia—*
4;a'/■ prefened * T956 series" < quar. )•.-_..
General
10-17
93 %c
(quar.
Wares,
preferred
5%
..
10-31
Ltd
(Rhode Island)—
Trust
investors
15c
iquar.)__—
preferred A
$3.50
9-19
75 c
,
|q+i.T.V.-<v"»rr—
$5 preferred (quar. i__
—-L
——
.General Public Utilities Corp. (increased
General Shoe Corp., common (quar.)—_
Generai
10-25
Corp.,
preferred
.$3.75
,
10-10
25c
Enterprises..--.--—.
Holdings
International
11-10
of Re'
10-31
.
!
Holder
When
Payable
Sharp
Name of Covivany
50c
(quar.)———
Co
o1 Rec
Payable
50c
Corp.:(quar.
peT
Holder>
When
eer
Share
Name oj Comvany
.
&
Maid
Ontario
Corp.
Paper Co.
(year-end)
_(quar.),l
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.08 %
i
RR.
-.
4.30%
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.07%
SI.10
11-
1
10-10
10*10
11- 1
10-10
$1.17
11-
10-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.68%
1
pfd.
95c
(quar.
4.40%
—
(quar.)
-
-
3
10-21
(Continued
on
page
48)
1
Volume 188
Number 5787
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1621)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1057
lu>west
23
3
61% July 15
43% Jan
13
104% May 22
V 17% Jun 10
102 % Jan
7
67% Sep 29
114% Sep 30
3
20 % Aug 26
37ft Feb 12
Now 13
llVt Jan
2
36% Dec 30
64% May 17
16 % May 27
12%Qct 21
21
Dec
27
Mar
38% Jan
Jan
1
47
Oct
17
14% Jan
23% Oct
3
2
11
31
?
•'I
1
176% Feb
155
f
2
July
Dec
1
23
*10% Dec 30
J
|
29% Oct 14
26% Oct
6
25% Dec
*
7
7
Oct
90% Sep
i
80% Dec
!
28%
;
93 % Dec
Rights
Admiral
Corp
8
Aaroquip Corp
9
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
73 % Oct
6
Air Reduction Inc
4.50%
24% Jan
2
22
Oct
Jan
16
80
Apr 30
4'
8
Sep
5
80
Jan
21
144
14% Apr
30% Jan
2
5
13
91
Apr
12% Jan
111%
18%
18%
,"17%
18%
44%.
17%
45%
43%
17%
44%
42
41%
44
20%
17
29%
27%
28%
27%
28%
253%
26%
28%
28%'
15,400
33%
25%
25%
x32%
26'
32%
32%
10,100
90%
87%
33%
89%
25%.
*32%
32%
32%
86%
32V4
88%
86%
90
1&
89%
1%
1%
*33
89%
115
14%
14%
27
102
27
Jan
2
10% May 19
35% Jan
2
30
74
Jan
6
19%
27%
28
V'
72%
73
1
*272
7
280
27%
900
73%
20,000
72%
276
32 % Dec
30
66
Jan
7
Jun
23
25
8
33% Jan
2
13
Jan
19
2
Jan
2
3% Jan
2
41 % Jan
2
37% Sep
11
20
42% Mar
38% Dec 30
64% July
|
39% Jan
2
53% Jan 25
84
Sep
S
62% Jan
2
28
39% Jan
8
29% Jan
17
24
Allied Laboratories
7
23%
21%
24%
24%
46
%
48 %
25%
28,200
45%
47
46%
47%
31,600
*94%
*95% "
96%
14%
95%
151/a
1,800
92%
94%
30,300
29%
29%
29%
2,000
No par
Inc
42%
43 %
42%
43
42%
43%
42%
43%
44
44%
41
10,200
42%
40%
41%
413A
42
13
Allied Mills
No par
43%
43%
42%
43
Allied Products Corp
Allied Stores Corp common
5
No par
100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
49%
50 %
12%
49%
13%
50
49
50%
11,600
49%
49%
73
78
49%
78 %
79
50 %
79
79
12,100
78%
78%
28%
49,500
4%
29%-Oet
108
13
Apr
38% Sep
49 % Sep
114% Sep
10
180
-
JO
—No par
12
19
17
3%%
44% July 28
111
Oct
40% Oct
14
4Va%
43% Sep
15
21
Oct
42% Jan
21
51
Sep 29
83% Aug 11
43 % Sep 29
96% Mar 6
38%
38
38%
37%.
n
35%
37%
34%
36%
33%
38%
35%
96%
92%
95%
88
91
91
*33
34
•33
37
*36
35
*33
37
*36%
46%
46%
109%
110%
84%
84%
25%
26%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
42%
43%
43
43%
42 %
43%
42%
19%
20
Theatres
Inc
20
common
15% Jan
Oct
2
10
27
17% Jun
11.
16
Jan
2
102
May 27
43% July 18
96
Aug 28
83
79
41
Jan
21
16
Oct
22
58% July 18
28% Jun 13
88
Jun
28
99% Feb
20% Dec
20
29
24
11
31
29% Oct 22
78
Dec
Nov 14
5% Jan
Oct
7
22
18% Dec 23
30% Oct
22
33% Oct
22
10% Dec 24
Nov
15
17% Oct 21
52% Dec 31
35% Dec 31
133% Nov
39% Oct
4
Feb
39%
1,800
48%
81%
80%
80%
80
80-'
3,200
2,700
40
39%
38%
38%
•39
39%
•39*
39%
89
•87
89
*86
89
16% Jun
83% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
92
Jan
2
20% Feb
28
11
Jan
20% Jan
34% Sep
12
7
140
Oct
43
2
2
27% Dec 31
47% Jan
3
27% Jan
2
45% Mar 12
67% Dec
31
65% Jan
6
Apr 2-4
8% Oct
19
22
179% Mar
25% Feb
12
25
31% Jan
6
2
8% Jan
2
4
167% Jan
2
78% Jan
31
74% Feb
27
131% Feb
14
119% Sep
25% Jan
9% Jan
44% July 11
11% July 26
Nov
7
27% Feb
22% Oct
4
9% Oct
21
25% Jan 23
19% Mar 7
19% Oct
22
26
13
14
July 16
Molasses
4
1
2
15% July 11
8
10% Jun
4
Rad
&
38V* Mar
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
•41%
42
1,000
28%
28%
28%
27%
27%
27%
16%
28
16%
15,100
323%
32%
9,000
85
85
500
120
10,300
28
28%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
*84
85
83 %
83%
*83%
85
83%
83%
120
122
120
16
15
15
10G
*105
108
20%
*99%
101 %
*99%
101%
43%
49%
48%
50%
*8i %
84%
*81%
•
♦100
47%
84
*83
Am phenol
85
101
£4
2
Aug 29
S2% Dec
22% Oct
fEx
30
21
SI49.87%
45
Dec
11
41
Jan
9
50% July 12
43% May 31
88
Jan
2
33
Jau
2
Jan
13
95% May
dividend."
For
all
22
other
7
footnotes
57% Sep
100
3
May 13
27%
105
—
it
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
12,200
*26%
27%
*26%
27%
27%
27%
200
15
*14%
23 7
*26
14%
*14%
15
15
14%
14%
800
24%
23%
24%
22%
24%
22 %
27%
543,800
61%
62%
60%
62
61
25%
61%
95%
62%
61%
62
27%
27%
36%
37%
48
48%
5
13%
149%
Sany com
common
27%
37%
-
46%
13%
14
*149
149%
30%
30%
142%
143%
142%
59:%
59
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
37
36%
37%
37%
37%
48 %
45%
13 %
47
45
45%
45%
47
13,800
13%
71,900
170
♦27
13%
13%
•145
13%
149
13%
149
•148
30%
30%
31%
31%
57
60
51%
30%
59
58
58
57
58
51
48%
50
50%
51%
142%
143%
59%
-
58
*120%
142%
142
59
58'A
121
121 %
39%
40%
39
86 %
♦
142%
58%
123
40
86
142
460
770
142
1,000
59
*58
*120%
5,000
39,500
123%
V
130
40%
86%
^12,300
87%
40
2,000
87%
88%
87
87
87
85%
33%
34%
34
34%
34
34
33%
33%
33%
34
3,700
33%
33%
33 %
33 "it
33
33 Tit
33%
33%
33'/a
33%
3,090
5
*11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12'/4
100
25
192%
193%
192%
193%
19318
194%
193%
194
194%
91%
91%
91%
91%
90%
91%
90%
91
90%
100
25
5
121%
121%
122
121%
25
25
.
series
series
Electronics
13%
148%
49
.
148%
30%
149%
30%.
2,900
8,100
1
common
Lead
8,900
'37%
27%
*
15
25
25
.
common
&
Smelting
-
121%
122
%.
121 V4
122
122
Common
$4 preferred
122
'
2,300
74,600
9,400
1,210
33%
33 7 i,
33%
33%
32%
33%
33'/a
33%
43,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 »A
14 1/8
14%
14%
3,500
*27%
28
28
28
*27%
28%
281%
*24%
25%
25%
25%
*25
25%
16%
16%
16%
16
27%
27 7
63
63%
59%
63%
60%
61
59 V*
55%
55%
55
.
16%
61%
55
6.25
91%
34%
No par
No par
21.80
10
195
33 7 8
1
1
50
Corp
Wire & Cable
Andereon-Prichard Oil Corp
24.
—«
3,600
236,600
1
32% Aug
nape
85
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
8
•101
76,000
49%
14%
No par
38% Aug 25
see
102
48%
•83
27%
23%
24
it
x2713
17
•28
281/2
25%
•25V4
25»/2
100
16
16%
16 %
18,800
29
161/4
311A
631/8
27%
28%
29%
621/4
58%
62
61%
58
59%
57%
58%
59
52%
-
28%
59
23
54
53
54
53%
95
*90
•90
37 %
37%
37 'A
37 "2
36%
37
37
31%
30%
31%
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
95
37%
'
30%
95
38
♦91
*90
95
»
*90
300
28%
♦25
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
31% Feb
•100
61%
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
48%
22
25
Corp
American Water Works Co com
13
102
1
Co
preferred
14
20
1,200
16,100
5
Co
Gas
American Viscose
61% Oct
45%
•83
•100%
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
63% Oct
•100
105
*100
103
23%
*26%
41
31% Oct
84
♦100%
*100
2
20
com
40%
2
49%
29%
105
41%
13
102
28%
40%
30
100
20^8
noncumulatlve preferred—100
1
Jan
16
20%
122
40
5,500
109
20%
♦120%
46% Jun
•15
•104
20%
121%
2
"
20%
53%
9
16
20%
121 %
Zinc
118
117%
109
20%
25
American
*15
20%
100
5%%
114%
•105-
20%
preferred
Co
6%
15%
29%
preferred
American Tobacco
121%
105
25,200
15%
56%
American Snuff
„
15%
49%
6%
*14%
105
,
15%
61%
6%
115%
123%
*15
*105
51%
7%
27%.
16%
30%
Preferred
17
5,600
41%
41%
61
5
22% Jan
300
221/4
50%
81
1
21%
21%
15%
Seating Co
33% Aug
72% Jan
May
49
213%
22%,
10
American
45
30
48%
21%
21
American Ship Building Co
No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
—No par
39% Dec 30
Dec
48%
•21%
*41
.100
Preferred
15
47%
22%
22%
27%
preferred
3
Oct
48%
21%
30
Co
26% Mar 13
17
47%
♦21%
22%
15%
Corp
Std
49%
22%
22%
23%
American Stoves Co
Amer Sugar Refining
7% preferred
35% Sep
10
1%
48
30%
9
134% Jun
Jan
Amer
10
*22
22K
28%
30
2
49
22%
22%
30%
933A Sep
15
48 %
:
62%
34% Oct
10
5,700
15%
American Steel Foundries
92
38%
62%
30
34% Aug 13
13% Sep 10
195% Sep 24
37%
62
41% Sep
Oct
23% Jan
6
Jun
37%
60%
American News
59% Oct
36%
62%
American Optical Co
Amer Potash & Chemical
126
38
62
8
155
36%
63 %
6
May 5
51% Oct 14
37%
63 %
8
68
2
x37%
63
28% Aug
39 Ve Mar
May 12
Aug 20
38%
29 %
49% Aug
14% Mar 13
38
15%
100
American Natural
10
2
30
American Motors
48% Apr
35% Jan
Jan
Dec
American
10
07% July 8
63% Jun li
155% Jan 24
117% Jan
111% Aug
17
32
63,700
•
61 %
Products
17
157
2
52%
common—1
Inc
convertible
15% Jun
Jun
51%:
No par
preferred
American Metal
27% Oct
15
Jan
Climax
63
48% Jan
3
22
•%%
13
12
4%%
9
17
22% Jan
24
Amer Metal
24% Sep
"
15
Oct
9
51%
100
prior preferred
'
45% Jan
69% Aug 22
Oct
iV*%
27% Oct
Jan
8
*
100
50%
15%
Amer Machine & Metals
13
53
15%
14
30% Oct
51%
•87
15%
63% Oct
-
600
87%
1
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
8
148% Oct
7% Oct
100
1
17
9
40
No par
preferred
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
4
34 3/i Apr
l
common
noncumulatlve
3
10
24
6%
10
Apr
Oct
Products
American Ice Co
14
123% Feb
6
American Home
Jun
18
22*% Nov
14
10
50%
53%
No par
12.50
Co
40
%
49%
52%
American Sc
American Hawaiian SS
52
50
87%
No par
40c
Corp
6%
88
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
Foreign Power
♦19
53%
*22
American Hardware
20
52%
1
5
50% Oct
30
Oct
10
Co
Tiling
Corp
American Enka
85% Jun
34% Jan
18 % Jan
20
2
33% Apr
11% Jan
158
com
14
Jan
22 % May
12
31
111
Sugar
17% Jan
0
8% Mar 21
2
American Crystal
47% Jan
July 31
July 31
64 % Jan
Jan
32 % Jan
4
41,100
39
47%
28
15% Sep 29
21% July 28
51
50%
39%
48%
2
Feb
24,100
24,500
39%
2
13
20
19%
7%
48
2
J
*19%
6%
40
16% Jan
16% Jun
7%
49
11% Jan
22
19%
19%
6%
39%
19% Jan
12% Oct
19%
*19%
6%
81
1
Apr 21
19%
19%
48
17% Apr 23
23% Jan
2
17% July 31
20%
81%
44
108
20
20%
40
12
123% Oct
7,000
50%
32% Feb
3
76,400
433/8
81 %
7
31
25%~ '27%
43%
39%
American Encaustic
13
25%
43
49%
15
Jan
»62%V 64 V?
81%
14
Jan
*39%
64v
50
23% Sep
Jan
40
*62%
39%
49% Oct
13
1,700
*39%
64
80%
24
94
100
40
40
49%
2
73
1,300
39%
& Cable
2
8
100
423A
109
25
preferred
30
15 % Aug 18
97J/a Jun
7
42%
107
No par
No par
1%
American Chain
American Chicle Co
14% Jan
84% Dec
81,100
52%
13 % Jan
12
1,600
24%
51%
38% Jan
Nov 29
42'%
111
85
122
51%
14
10% Feb
"
243/a
*118
51%
27% Jan
73% Nov 26
84%
24%
124
6%
39% May 22
17% Aug 27
Jan
84
1,400
33,800
6%
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power
95
200
45 %
109%
*19%
11
7
37
45 %
107%
109
6%
38% Oct
Jan
30,000
34
20%
_
24
75
93
6%
preferred
.
25-
18
f62
1
300
11,600
324,000
*19%
...
40
Feb
39%
%
64
45%
36%
.20
•%
*86
135
40%
35%
American Cable <& Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
12.50
10
Oct 28
40
*62%
r
420
Broadcasting-Paramount
100
28% Aug 27
17% Aug 22
33% Oct
8
42%
*108
2
—10
31% Feb
23%
No par
4prior preferred
16% Dec 23
42%
111
83%
*115
64
American Cyanamld Co
19% Dec 30
10% Oct 21
42%
113
•
40
16
Jun
42%
24%
120
45
39%
53% Sep
Aug
8
Sep 22
84
23%
*112
37
106%
25%
3
49
42%
*110
45
84
24%
123
37%
111
*62%
17
21
84%
23%
111
45
108%.
-
92%
35
*35%
46 %
111%
*116
42%
42%
111
80 % Jan
Oct
46
119%
*33
37%
84 %
24%
119%
90%
35
110%
39% Jan
22
27%.
2,200
106%; 106%
38%, 39%
38;
10
common
preferred
American Bosch Arma Corp
Amer Brake Shoe Co
2
20% Sep 22
7% Sep 25
52 % Oct
6
79
27%
106%
50
American Bank Note
6%
79
27%
106%
38%
"
66% May 29
27% Setf 16
28%
110
36?»,
37
100
27%
*106
38%*
93% Feb 27
11% May 7
13% Dec 30
29%
110f?
•
95
♦33
No par
com
%
38
1
preferred
conv
28%
*105%
100
preferred
American Bakeries Co
13
29%
110
1
common
convertible
29%
*105
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
29% Oct
30
21
75% Nov 26
Feb
95%
15% Jan
50% Sep 16
82% July 28
35% Oct 22
23% Oct 22
50
22%
49%
43% Oct
Amer
4
134
23%
47%
15
American Airlines
19% Feb
*131
23%
49%
29%
10
59
131
23%
47%-
29%
10
6
131
22%
29%
25% Oct
9
104
30%
89% Aug 21
Mar
*102
29%
125% Oct
",v May
57% July
27
104
131
131
*102
30%
2
2
40
135,800
104
*29%
9
25
132%? 133%
2,900
8%
9
92%
14% Jan
85% Jan
2
21
Feb
*102
13,400
79
91%
3
33% Feb
134
104
8%
*14%
16
81
*102
19%
21 %
•77%
*94%
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
l
Amerace Corp
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
64% Jan
106
79
93%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
6% convertible preferred
20% May 2
6% July 11
45% July 25
Oct
7%
183/a
20%
18%
21%
15
29
19
35% Jun
8
7%
18
20%
94%
82
24% Jan
37% Nov 27
*77%
Aluminum Co of* America
U% Dec 18
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
77
AlpbaeRutland (SMent
51
-
18%
21%
77
91%
Aluminium Limit*®
3
5
18
21%
77
11,200
94%
13
13
11
19
21%
76%
4,400
3%
■
14%
13
34% Jan
Sep
18%'
21
77
31%
160
3%
95%
96% Oct
97% Jan
16% Oct
19%
21%
8%
31%
•154
3%
15
38% Oct
24% Jan
21
18%
7%
31%
160
3%
95%
2
7
31%
♦154
14%
25
8
3%
4,700
280
95%
Jun
15
31%
160
3%
72%
•271
;
93%
60% Jan
Jan
31%
*154
3%
72%
280
23,700
•
14%
26
27% Jan 21
31%
70
•270
15
94%
8
27% Apr
24
19%
273/4
14%
8
32% Dec 31
-25
14
18%
93%
18
Oct
160
13%
18%
27%
21%
8%
484,700
18%
70%
"
7%
13,800
%
151:
27%
*266
160
-
3%
,
1
17
25
30
230
31%
*154
3%
900
89%
Hi
19
■
.18
Corp
Sep
16
32
160
3%
28,700
V"
5
Chemical
39% Get
July
31%
*154
13%
1&
21%
27%
*76%
Inc
Industries
2
22
113
preferred A
Jan
93% Nov 13
113
*272
14,
21
27%
5
27
9
37% Aug
8
99% Mar 28
141
"
21%
18%
19
28%
19%
100
common...
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
70% Aug
30
11
13%
73
1
—
4
53% July
147% Jun
30
Inc
May 16i
30% Feb 21
22
Oct
8
29% Jan
24% Nov 13
44
*i'if
14%"
19
2
Jan
53% July
30
*
luY
14
.
21%
•
72%
2
preferred
Allls^Chalmers Mfg» common
4.QK& convertUHe preferred
36% May
27% Dec 23
83
22%
28
100
Allied Kid Co_
49% Mar 24
10,500
21,000
26%
*131
16
12
39
98
100
':
47
26%
*102
33% Jun
35% Jun
119
13
7,800
•110
28%
100
Allied
4
Jan
25
115
2134
£
Allen
2
82
26% Sep
49% Oct
Corp
preferred
5%%
'■
26%
94 conv prior preferred
No par
6% conv preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd__100
July 31
Sep 19
•110
'
29%
1
7
Jan
6
92
1
1,200
'
66%
45
22
Shares
-37%.
17 %
43%
Alleghany Corp common
Aug 11
6
15% Oct
21
Oct
17
96% Oct
3
8
23% Nov 19
Dec
18
Oct
Inc
4%%
72% Apr 29
3
30% Jan
14
2
59
20
*
280
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
31% Jan
9
Oct
23 % July
7
77
2
11102
65% Apr
30
Oct
Jan
24
12
Dec 3J
88% Nov 13
8
Oct
25% Dec 30
33
Aldens
Jan
36% Dec 24
21% Dec
Alco
14
i
59% Dec
6
72
j.
Nov
Alabama Gas
Products
66
22%
100
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
7
-
37 %
66%
111%
1
pfd 1951 series
conv
38%
65%
18%
'
1
4
14
110% Jun
20% Nov 26
70
115
*37%
.
26%
No par
common
3
July
14
"
20% Dec
Oct
146
17
70% Dec
19%
5
240
Dec~30
Dec
2
33% Aug
'
9 % Jun
31
Nov
3
11% Jan
16% Nov 25
,
2
2% Jan
77% Jan
98% Jan
35
*110
38%
18%
11V
21% Jan
15
67
i
28% Oct
Sep
66
5
■
2
248
.*37%
67%
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(expire Oct., 22 )
Corp
13
8
38%
66%
the Weefc
22%
-No par
17*4 Jan
193% Jan
38
67
Oct. 17
l
16% Jan 28
16
12% Oct 22
59
9
29
38%
115
Friday
Oct. 16
-
66%
*111%
Sales* for
Thursday
Oct. 1 ft
j
Addressoeraph-Multigraph Corp
Aug 28
68% Nov 18
87
114 Oct
"15% Sep
_
18% May 13
13 % Dec 20
70* Oct 30
35
Jan
12
*38%
Wednesday
Oct. 14
10
.
49% Jan
3% May 28
•19% Jan 16
3% Dec 30
j 190
Oct 17
v.
25
Inc
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis
1:
_
Stores
33% Oct
160
{
*
ACF-Wrigley
19% Jan
31% July 5
31% July 23
65% July 8
232% Jun 28
23% Dec 30
!
.100
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
20% Jan
9
5
common.
preferred.
oonv
;
-V:
•
.
15
4*
Tuesday
Oct. 13
1
Abbott Laboratories
24% Jan
VI/;. Oct
19Va Oct
-
Par
Abacus Fund
8
14% Jan
61/2 Dec 30
16% Dec
6
37% July 15
82
45% Oct 21
Jun
27 % July 18
27% Jan 11
20T»-Dec 24
24
14
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
30% Jan
40
j
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
33% Jun 17
Oct 21
82
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
Exchange
59
"54
30,600
127,900
1,930
5,000
95
371/2
.30%
3,400
13.200
13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
.
.
.
(1622)
Monday, October 20, 1958
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
~~
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
28% Dec
18
39% Apr
25
29
Jan
21% Dec
31
36
Jan
4
22
Feb
25
39% Dec
10
65% Jan
2
10% Oct
21
16% Jan
8
39% Apr
12% Feb
10
20% Nov
18
30
Jan
4
22% Jan
2
79
5
14
92
Feb
18
5
82'A Sep
16% Apr
29
32% Jun
6% Jun
7
3% Jan
Sep
Feb
18
22
Dec 17
3y«Oct
28
7
7
8
23% May 29
36% July 19
14% Dec
24
19% May
Feb
25
27% Oct
17
31% May 31
27% Feb
12
2
8% Nov 22
6% Jan
9
6% Jan
15
6
Jan
6
67
Jan
2
27
22
34
88% Nov
4
103
63% Nov
4
16% NOV 19
29
39
37%
64%
20%
32%
85
20%
10%
29%
17%
30%
9%
PRICES
—
-
38
64%
20%
32%
83%
20%
10%
29%
17%
30
9%
the Week
Oct. J 7
Shares
38%
38%
36%
36%
36%
6,800
59%
62%
62%
64%
67,400
19%
19%
30%
31%
31%
85
84
84
18
18
18 %
19
10 %
10%
10%
10%
28
28 'A
28
28 %
19%
41%
11
17% Jan
9% Jan
2
13
8% Nov
7
Jan
2
31% Dec
27
36 % Nov
1
94'
11% Jan
6% Dec 30
14
Dec 17
Jan
24
16% Jan
8
22% Aug,
Oct
~22~
"7% July
28% Nov
1
48'% July
*4%
43% Aug 8
90
Jan 15
8% Aug 8
17% Aug 5
72% Sep 22
15
Sep 25
19% Sep 22
29% Sep
3
2
14% Jan
18% Mar 22
16% Nov 26
49% Sep 30
57
Ju» 30
7% Jan
2
79% July 16
14
Mar 29
Nov 26
7
6
9% Sep 25
56% Sep 25
2
6% Jan
5
3
Mar 14
43
Feb 28
92
27% Jan
2
84
Feb 25
79
Sep
4
6% Jan
2
25
24
Jan
18
30
Dec
66
23
10
10
Atlantio City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
—No par
Atlantic Refining common—
10
.$3.75 series B preferred
100
Atlas Corp common
1
5% preferred _
—-20
Atlas Powder Co
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
,
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—-No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common—3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
38% July 31
29V4 Jan 10
86'AJftn
8
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
13
75% Nov
Jan
95
1
26% Nov 13
93% Nov
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Common
5% non-cum preferred
25% Sep 22
10
Jun 13
2
6
24%
9%
36%
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39% .
84' ..
7%
34
.
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Oct. 16
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40% 40%
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39% 40%
103% 103%
80% 80%
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 15
38% 38%
36% 37%
61%. 63%-v
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10
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38%
38%
36%
62%
19%
31%
83%
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r 10%
29
17
29%
k 9%
Goods Corp—
Common
:
' 5.25% 1st preferred
42% Oct 17
105
May 5
86% Aug 27
2
94% Jan
78
May 6
Jan 28
Jun
6
27% Oct
Par
No par
38
Argo Oil Corp___
5
37%
Armco Steel Corp
10
62%
Armour & Co
5
20%
Armstrong Cork Co ccmmon..:
1
31%
$3.75 preferred
No par
*83
Arnold Constable Corp
5
*20
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
1
10%
Arvin Industries Inc
2.50
28%
Ashland Oil & Refining com-.—1
17%
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
29%
ASR Products Corp
-5 * /
9%
Associated Dry
Tuesday,.
Oct. 14
Monday
Oct. 13
Archcr-Daniels-Midland
39% Oct
1
41% Aug 4
64% Oct 14
20% Oct 10
33
Aug 22
90
May 5
22% Sep 29
27% Sep
2
29% Jan 23
18% July 21
31% July 21
10% Aug 8
2
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NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan-1
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE
>
*50%
:•
.
134,900
8% A 8%
53%':
•/ 1,900
9%
31%,
131/4
29,000
12%
42%
42%,
4,700
99%
99%
/ 360
88
89
52%
52
,ia
,:.v%
30
31% Nov
6
9% Jan
2
15
34% Jan
Jan
35% Feb
Feb
95 '
July 22
26
8
95
86
45'% Oct
45% Apr
29 % Jan
61'% Aug
Oct
8
48 3% May 27
63% Oct
10
45% Dec
23
63
27% Dec
17
57'% Jan
SO
Nov
14
89
15% Jan
18
19% July 25
16% Jan
6
39% Oct 21
71% May 22
45'% Apr
8
May 16
2
July 23
15% Aug
17% Dec
6
102
Dec
9
104
9
2
5
Jun
17% Sep
18'/a May 16
31% Oct
73'% Jan
3
83
Jan
2
30
30'% Oct
9
18
31'% Jan 24
22
Nov
1
42
17
May 19
28% Jan
2
19 % Jan
2
35% July
2
8
13'% Aug
1
11% Oct 22
24'/a Jan
31
14% Feb
25
36% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
42
Jan
7
Jan
10
89'/a Feb
6
DO
Mar
4
93
42
Oct
21
66% May 17
21
May 14
10
1
1
Bell 6c Howell Co
4'%%
Sep 22
•51
24
24% '
25
25
25%
77%
"
5
57%
1
23%
58%
23%
'
24%
25%
24'a
24%
10,000
25 %
25%
2,400
44 %
1,700
433%
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96
96
/
172
96
90
•
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;
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8.600
30 34
16%
30 3 i
31%
86,400
82%
10
293a
;
29%
29%
293/4
27,100
35%
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35%
36%
36%
12%
13
20
21%
20,600
76%
80%
16,300
*
82%
37%
36
12%
12 34
12%
20%
20%
19%
20%
74%
76%
74%
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36%
12%
20
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3,300
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3,400
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180
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36'%
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61%
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16
82'a
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23%
38%
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27%
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59%
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common
preferred
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32,100
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45
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20%
13
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87
99
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51%
29%
2834
,
25
26%
25%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
233% Aug 27
8034 Oct 17
85
10'% Mar
"98
;
24%
17%
*81
Beech Creek RR
2
39% Sep 18
13'% Sep 29
12
27% Feb
1
-9%-/
8%
.
25
51%
25%
'•
52% : 25'% ,••„
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17'%
100
1
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14
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183
96
45
;
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25
2.50
.
,
24%
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13%/
42%
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42%
423% /
42%
„
51%
12.50
100
100
Beaunit Mills Inc
Beckman Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe (A S) 43%% pfd
May 22
36% Oct
29
22
Apr
Beatrice Foods Co common
3 3/a% conv prior preferred
4%%
preferred
Aug 22
47% July 16
26
15% Oct
30
Jan
10% Jan
93
5
11
10
473/8 Sep
174
3
86% Aug
23
21
Apr
20% Jan
89% July 12
10'% Dec 23
72% Dec
May 20
7
Mar 24
2G'% Oct
7
3
Jan
8
57% Jan 31
163% Jan
127
6
303% May
27
33% Jan
16
35% May 20
136
41
Mar 24
23
29% Nov 25
116
Nov 11
3
Feb 21
95
22%. Apr
58% July 25
22% Dec 10
10
105% July
Oct
13%
42%
98-'%
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43'%
58%
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61%
25%
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88 / ■
86
44%
42%
58%
58
40%
; *3934
63
61'%
8% %
8%
31%
Baldwin-Lima-HEIamiltbn Corp—
13
Baltimore Gas 6c Elec com—No par
- 4%%
preferred series B
100
4% preferred series C
100
Baltimore 6c Ohio common-.
100
4% noncumulativc preferred—100
Bangor <fc Aroostook RR—
1
Barber Oil Corp—
10
Basic Products Corp
1
Bath Iron Works Corp
10
Bausch 6c Lomb Optical Co
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
4
42% Oct
1
9
(The)
Babcock & Wilcox Co
20
133/4 Aug
1
Babbitt (B T) Inc
4
Jan
34
Sep
28
Mar
102
90% July 26
80
16
10'% Sep
•
24
4
11
15
Dec
9
3% Jan
Jun
5% Jan
46% Jan
3'% Dec 31
Oct 21
29
95
/
95
*92%
.
6,100
3,100
'
16% Oct 18
40
48
18
Jun
May
44% Apr
18 % Jan
6
503%July21
Benguet
Best & Co Inc
2
72% Oct
17
13
54% Oct
14
159% Jun
12
Bestwall Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
7%
preferred--
30% Oct 21
54% Jan
7
33% Jan
33% Dec
50% July 16
483% Jan
136
18
155
24
11
Oct
2
6% Jan
2
12% Sep
Jan
2
69
4
Sep 17
36
Apr
2
643/4 May 17
35% Dec 23
36
66
Jan
30
56
Oct
143
75
11
Dec
Jan
15% Jan
20
Jun
6% Dec 23
56
Inc
13
6
Consolidated
;
551%
55%
36
2.50
23 %
241%
1
17%
17%
2
23% Jan
2
2
18
July
12% Jan
1
24% Oct 14
Bliss
2
18% July 28
54% Oct 17
Bliss (E W) Co__
61% Jan
2
34% Feb 25
31
25
9
14% Jan
2
22% Oct
17i% May 27
11% Dec
5
14% Jan
2
22
9% Jan
2
61% Feb
12
Jan
63% Dfec
25% Dec 24
46
101/8 Jan
Oct
30
87
45
Oct
30
53% Jan 24
7% Dec
30
19% Jan
19% Dec 30
6% Oct 22
473/4 Jan
10
11% Jan
2
22
4iy4July
48
3
Boston Edison Co
16% Oct
9
14
3
' 31% Oct 10
2
11% Oct 14
Bxaniff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Cot common
4%% copv preferredBriggs Manufacturing Go
Briggs 6z Stratton CQrp
14
26% Nov 19
47
10-
41
61% JUly 12
$8y«Janl3
91
Jan
21
82
Aug 26
31% Oct 22
Dec
a
Oct
21% Nov
24
8
2
41% Sep
22
75
Oct
13
92
Mar 13
83
Oct
17
6
15
$4% Jan
11% Jan
Jan
48'/4May22
'
36% Aug
28
7
^lay 23
13 Ve Dec
30
79
20
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
31
26% Jan
13
52% Jan
9% Dec
36% Oct 13
43% Aug 11
9% Sep 25
30
24
Nov
2
Dec
Dec
25% Nov 27
6
8% Jan
J
9
34% July 5
29'/« Jan 11
2
49V* Sep
19
153/0 Oct
14
13% Jan
2
78% Jim
10
27
Jap
2
10
Jan
2
17% Sep 24
90
Oct
10
70
Apr
July 10
65
Jan
.
24
'Aug
14% Sep
8
29
10
62% Nov
13
74% Jan
25
64% Jan
3
78 'A Oct
27% Dec
23
52% July lo
27% Apr
8
40% Oct
9
16% Oct
8
19
16% Mar
7
27 % Oct
13
21 % Dec
3
a% Dec 23
Jan
29
3
Jan
11
22'A Jan
10
3534 Oct
3
10
3%. Jan
15
8% Oct
14
24
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
96 y2 Dec
30
104% Feb
26
99
Jan
9
19% Jan 31
3% Jan
2
36% Oct
22
44% Jan
11
23,« Oct
22
7% Jan
2
9
Dec
30
15 % Aug
4% Oct
28
6% Jan
8
32% Jun 24
13/4 Jan
2
5% Jan
37% Jan
4
35% Jan
74
50
July 31
; July
23% Oct
8
23
21% Dec 31
45% Dec 16
17
10 V2 Jan
18 % Dec
16/4 May
84
2
8
Feb
27
56% Jan
29
33' 2 Sep 22
107% Oct
2
preferred
146
68
55
56
54%
55%
34'4
35%
34%
36
,
1634
48 3
8
21%
1
12
12%
'
74%
•
34%
35 3
s
78
76
76"
55%
55%
55%
4\'z°/o
6econd
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«
7%
14% Jan
19% Aug 27
61
90
Jan
% Sep 25
May
50y*Jan
5
31'A
12%
1
13%
68%
*76
39%
27'A
15
5
(AM) common—.
preferred
-10
100
5
16%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
46%
18/4
36% Oct
8
Canadian Breweries
No par
19
31% Sep
Sep 22
Canadian Pacific By
Cannon Mills Co
Ltd
8
25
81'A
45/2
35%
30
No par
63/4
100
3638
45
8%
40%
72%
73%
87
483#
15'.4
53%
63%
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48%
1538
5334
47%
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64
15
52%
61%
26%
26%:. 26%'
31%.
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16.%
16%
88
16%
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31%
31%
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26%
/
14
68%
65
78
40%
54%
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16%
8/4
46%
18%
81 %
46
35/4
30%
63%
34%
44%
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39%
87
15%
53%
61 %
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8
31
31.
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90%
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27%
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44%
8%
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32
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38%
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33
77%
40%
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7%
8%
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109
54
534
16%
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18
82
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35%
29%
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54%
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8%
47%
18/4
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46%
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30/4
63%
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7%
54/4
6
5
7
65
33
1
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
No par
6
*60
5
100
;
$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
2
17%
—1
;
Calumet & Heckla Inc
3
*88
1
lo
100
Copper &; Zinc
participating
54
5
:
com
Bros
California
47%
15%
15%
29%
11%
17
Bush Terminal CO
ByersCo
75
87
48
15
.
17%
13%
13 .4
68
65 '
77-
4
39°k
26
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33
33%
7l/2' 8 4
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109
.
-
53%
5%
15%
8
47
18
82/4
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28%
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150
54%
.
55/4
14,900
35/4
36/A
18,000
23'/a
f
23%
5,200
9,700
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17
16%
17
51'A
54/4
,
21/4
21'A
21%
8,600
21%
21%
21'A
21 %
12'A ;
12'A
12/«
11,100
2,700
73/4
74%
34%
35%
49'4
.
*12
73'A
73% *
34%
34% 4
*75
27%
30%
16%
5
preferred
Burroughs Corp_
Butte
74%
*83
36%
4534
87«
40%
%53i
.
22
21%
-
5,400
69
20/4
:
21%
,
500
'
10/4
50/4'
16%
1734
.••50%
-
29
11%
35%
44%
8%
11%
146
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'
23%
22%
24
23 'A
( '
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J
15,600
409,800
10%
10%
68
55
315a
72%
53%
146
.
10/4
1,000
71%
52/4
:
146
10%
35%
*76
16%
31
11%
36
44%
8%
40%
y
5234
68
12/4
33'» ',31s»
^—100
17
9% May 20
48/4 Oct
21% Jan
Inc_
Callahan
47% Jan
24
3Ys%
Butler
-16%
71
10%
22%
26%
-
Co
9
52
Daere
Co
Watch
Burlington Industries Inc
4Vo
preferred
13
10
For footnotes see
Bullard
Oct
26% Jan
2
1461A
1,000
36 "
36
'
"
32%
No par
—
.6/4 Oct
55
29% July 15
36% May 13
Jan
146'A
8,400
444,800
1/4
•
35/4
*35/4
/.
*
26%
Co common—/.
1734 Oct
9% Jan
45
(The)
preferred
Forge Co
Bulova
60
29
$5
14
25
30
Oct
50%
<
17%
15%
54
61%
Buffalo
Mar 26
Dec
9% Feb 28
9% Jan
2
Budd
32% Sep 30
18'/2 Sep- 29
Feb
62
54
70
54 %
49 %
59
Bucyrus-Erie Co
3
•3
2
70%
51 »A
1%
'
2434
No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
33% Oct
26
56
Jan
69 %
.
73%
55%
35 %
55%
:5
27% July 22
Jun
17
21
14'A Jan 23
741/2 Jan 23
5
50
3.50
—3
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
3%% preferred—
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
:
10
Brown & Blgelow
1
Brown Shoe Co Inc——
15
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
22% Jan 13
25
68% Oct
-
100
'—2.50
50% Aug 11
9
19
preferred
42% Jan 17
32Vs Jan 13
9% Dec 26
Nov
No par
Common
5%
J8% Jan
15
30
22
273AMay21
36% Jun
38% Mar 11
25
Jan
35%
Boston & Main* RR—
7% Jan
8
11
\
55%
1/4
1%
57%
'
21%
78 /
*76
25
49
68
73%
34%
15,500
23%
49
36%
68
55
35%
23%
48
1/4
:
68
21%
12
35'%
57
23%
48
1%
4
47%
21 %
74 '<
56%
23%
48'A
."
'
34%
24
17
2134
12%
74
12
13
4734
22%
5
100
18% Apr,
•% Jan
3;
5
10%
68
47%
21%
21%
5
_l
1.25
57'% July
2
Jan
30
8
10%
15
/
Borden Co (The)
:
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 %% preferred
13% Jan
4% Dec
17
,
27% Dec 24
Inc
38% Sep 24
85
Jan> 16
,
35% Nov 18
Stores
Booto-of-the-Month Club Inc
12 3% Oct
6
t
48% Jan
73 '
Jan
Bond
6
74% Sep
2
60a% Jan
Laughlin Inc
Boeing Airplane Co
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
10
Oct
6c
Co
25% Apr 23
74% Sep
5
2
10
Jan
V
147
68
14
10
*145%
35%
29% Jan
22
52%
*48
48 '4
55
23 71!
23%
»
70%
69%
54% '
52'%
146% 147/4
10%
10%
71
51%
10
33% Jan
Oct
70 %
8
100
Blaw-Knox
43% Jan
Dec
1
:
common
23 7
57'A
55
35%
17
19% Dec 31
Oct
35%
35%
10
12% Dec 23
14
1 peso
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
36% Oct
14
35%
49
_1
21% Dec 18
29
57%
23%
47%
1%
58%
48
l% <* 134
50
17
2
30
common—
Oct
4ft Jan
28 % Jan
20
Dec
26
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
5% preferred
1% Oct
28
32% July 15
% Dec
>
1% Jan
2
Jan
45
9
61% Sep
4
25% May 12
10
77%
•
263,900
4,100
46,600
77%
10
55/4
*75
5,600
54/4
55'A
54/4
14:%
15%
l5%'r
28%
29
29
29%
6,400
11%
11%
11-%:.- 11%
49,400
34 %
35'A
35%
36
45
443 4
45
*44%
*
2,600
16
•
18,800
1,100
8%
8%
8%
8%
8,200
39%
39%
39%
39%
4,900
72%
74
73%
75
84
84
83
83
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3,300
5%
5%
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5%
38,800
16 %
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17%
16%
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39,600
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8
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47
3.200
18%
17%
18 %
18
18/ 8
9,700
82%
82
82
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82%
360
46%
46%
46%
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46%
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36/4
36 %
400
36/4
3634
30%
28%
29%
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63
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62%
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63
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-
Volume 188
Number
5787
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1623)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Kange for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
Kange Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
9% Dec
30
26% Jan
4
10% Jan
28 Y* Oct
22
51% Jun
21
22
Oct
6
39% Oct
8
Carborundum
13
32 y4 Oct
17:
94 y2 Apr
: 9
25 y4 Jan
2
39% Jan
13
22 Va Nov
19
25% Nov 10
74"% July 16
11
65'/4 Jan
22
19
30
Dec
32% Jan:
38% Jan
•
47
Apr 26
23% Aug
6
25
Oct 24
Aug 15
,
July 3
33% July 31.
63% Oct
18% Jun
47
2
29% Oct-14
: 34%
Nov~13
99
110%
5% Oct 22
55 Va Dec
J55
88
•
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2
Jan
2
117
70
Jan
91
8
55% Jan
2
6 %%
Celanese
Aug 11!
38% Jan 11
74% Oct
"26% Feb 28
18% Feb 26
23
Jan
14= :
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.
root 29
80
14% NOV 10
July 29
16% Jun
9
21V* Oct
14
11% Aug
: 50% Aug
Jan
3
72 % Mar 19
7
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% 18% Oct t
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7
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8
6
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88% Jun 20
17
100%
4
Oct
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May, 20
43% May 22
,16% Apr
1
6% Dec 31
,
8
22% Jan
Oct 21
1% Dec
3% Jan
8,
Aug 28
31% OCt
86% Jun
51% Oct
9
23% Jan
1
13% Oct
2
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48
2
9
Oct
5
Sep
2
47% Jan
Certain-Teed
17
;
38
24
Jan
11
34;
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9
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2
7
49% Jan
24
31% Jan
2
4% Dec
31
10% Mar 28
4% Jan
3
50% July 11
32 y8 Jan
12
23
110% Jan
30
Oct
2
7
Feb
25
12% Sep
23
Jan
2
35% Oct
47% Apr
7
66% Oct
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9% Mar 14
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9
9
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11
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-
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-
16
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10
9
2
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14
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13
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27
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30
15% Oct
50%
50
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26
10
43%
44%
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7
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12
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48
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106
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101
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132
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42
130
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100
noncuniulative 2nd pfd—100
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16
Oct
•
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130
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.
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prefelred
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3
53
61
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>
41%
—100
2nd
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8
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preferred
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preferred——
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-
10
May
55%
148
35
gtd
stock—50
1
Special guaranteed 4%
12
47,
54%
*100
^
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Oct
Jan
55
101
No.par
50
v.-1
Sep
Apr
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101%
41%
45
-
'
*
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
46.
s
4
106
41%
13'
43% Jan
V"
16%
61 %
106
99
25% Oct
24
36
87%
57%
41%
18.
50% Feb 28
6,500
34%
104%
44
^73
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50% Api
87%
43%
v? 5%
noncumutative preferred—100
Cleveland Electric IJlum com
15
30
'
33%
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56
20 %
'"
Oct~T7.
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33%
87%
105
44%
60%
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78%
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56%
16%
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.
8
Mar 12
May 27
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48
,
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16 ui
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27
44%
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;
4
17
Apr 23
14%
2o
42
10
"97
<2
65 y8
1011/a
13%
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City Stores Co common
5
: 4%
% convertible preferred—100
Clark Equipment Co——
-15,.
0"
Sep 15
106%'May 2Q
64 >% Aug : 4
Jan
25
65%
44%
22%
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33%
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41%
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14%-
23
27%
33%
109
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22%
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—100
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45
Jan
2
7,200
25%
•
41%
*
>
.
23
75
86 . Jan 13
98V2Jan
2
.
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14
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;
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108
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33 %
66
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109
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M*j
41%
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14%
18
57
40%
45
21 % Sep
_
10
25
13% Mai 18
Nov 14
51%
25
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14%
17% Nov 12
48
200
50
26
45%
13
59
25i/4
25
45%
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..
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10
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18 y« Dec
Dec 30
37%
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24%,
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65%
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27
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101 y2 Aug 25
55% Oct
6
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27
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95
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58% Aug 29
13
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May 14
Jan
Jan
44% Feb
,
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83
23%
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:
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—11)0
4%% preferred
—100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial CorpNo par
8
8
104
23%
Chrysler Corp
13
■
23%
Chickasha
9
20% Oct
■
40%
*94i2
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100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago - Yellow Cab—
No par
22
43% Sep
,
04%
100
10
49%
44%
4%
66
29%
•
48
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25%
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13
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48
-
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29%
100
37
t
25
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100
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
2
46
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No par
5% series A noncum pfd__
7
17
23
*96
37%
10
1
29%
29 y4
Chic & .North Western com—No par
-
10
59 Va Oct
15% Jan
21
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17%
4
100
37%
25
48
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,
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20ya Apr
38
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—
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5%
22
7
4
46% Jun'
;
13
29%
100
26%
10
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17
9
Dec 24
I
23
Dec
*96
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7
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6
30
23
7,800
.
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preferred _™———No par
1
$4.ot
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22
27
28% Jan
Jun 17
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11%
10%
48 ,'V.
1,500
23,300
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83'
47
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11%
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17 Va
29%
10
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77
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21
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2914 Oct "17
2
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Apr 24
15
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18
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Feb
77 "
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18
20%
16,700
14
41
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61
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61
140
47
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600
50
51
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i
60%
200
62
90
38%
39
21,400
6,100
66,700
Columbia Broadcasting System23 y2 Oct
22
22% Opt 22
14 y2 Oct 21
11% Dec 19
68 V2 Dec
36y8 May 18
35% May. 15.
:
18
19
Jan
.24y8 Feb
14
78% Jan
11
30 y8 Dec
30
48% Jan
4
26
22
32
Oct
2
39 y4 Oct
20Tb Sep
2
20 y4 Aug
15
16
63
,
68 V2 Jan
May 23
"
Dec
2g
31 y4 Jan
2
31
30% Jan
17
20% Sep 21
34% May 17
23 y2 Jan
2
42% Oct
22
3
30
52% May 14
19% Jan 11,
46% Jan
9% Dec
10 y8 Jan
35% Oct
22
3
91% Opi
31
44
42 y4 Dei
13
41% JaD
14
96'
51% Oct
,104
Feb
Sep
30
2
9
15
Aug 27
64 y4 Aug
%
26
Aug 11
35% Apr
14% Sep
14
30
56% Sep 15
52% Sep 17
106
May
5
112
Jun 20
6
li
105 % Aug 20
38%
When
38%
38%
37%
38%
38
37%
38%
36%
37%
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37%
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20
20%
20 y8
20%
19%
19%
2oya
19%
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1S%
2.50
Class B
-2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc——10
Columbia Pictures common
5
$4.25
preferred
No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
Commercial Credit Co
10
■Commercial Solvents —
1
Commonwealth Edisbn Co com—25
Class A
16
Jan
12% Jan
8
20V2Jui.
24% Feb 28
19%
19%
19
19%
19
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65%
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41%
40%
41%
41
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34%
41%
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27%
28%
27%
28 %
27
28
26 y8
27%
26%
28
59%
59%
58%
59
58
58%
58
59%
59%
61
10,700
13%
14
13%
13%
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13%
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52
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18,300
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53
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53
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preierred
5.25% preferred
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Va
107%
107%
1071/4
200
107i/4
80
8%
8.700
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3% Dec 30
-
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t
4
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30
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9
Dec
24
-
6% Dec
10% Apr 22
6% Jam 17
24
-29% Dec 31
9% Oct
33
23
95% Nov
-6
25 y8 Oct
14
Nov
14
Jan
107
■
Jan
-
13
44% Jar
16% Sep
12
Oct
22
16
Apr
18
17
Mar
22% Oct
22
29 y8 Nov
22
Oct
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Jun
Oct
25
Aug
8
16% Nov
49%
-4
87
81
23
46 y2 Jan
•
>6
101% Jan
-
.
24
3
18% July 10
is y4 Jan
8
26
30
22
92% Sep
' Sep
-
93
-
96% Mar 27
39% Jan
2
41
104
Jan
9
86!
Sep
Consumers Power Co com
100
1
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
No par
No par
No par
Consol
15
RR
:
28
26% Oct
14
t Ap»
46'% Oct
13
Feb
25
56% Oct
17
$4.50
21
25
Feb
99
Apr
-
j
$4.52
$4.16
Container
20% Apr
83% Nov 27
94'
Apr 24
38% May 3
26% Oct
28
92% Sep
38
Oct
12
106
22
48
79% Oct
106
Oct
M
22
•'
i
0
Jai
i
4
92% Feb 16
118
Pox
footnotes
see
Mar 19
page 24
i
2
;
99
Jan
6
40% Jar
-
;
27% Jai
;•
-
id
;
Mar 29
8
-84
109
of
Cuba
pfd
6%
Consolidation Coal Co
13
103% Apr
4
2
IT
0
Aug 21
57% Oct
18
Oct
26
*
14
85;
•
' Sep
Oct
9b
106
10
50o
1
Consolidated
Foods Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp—
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
Aug 28
49
13
May 15
48% J»
-
101% JaD 22
'
Consol Electronics Industries
2
23% Jar
7
14 :
Jan
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
17
Coyp
a
of America—
Common
4%
,
5
—
preferred
—100
i.
common—5
preferred; —<—-——No par
Continental Can Inc common
10
Continental Baking ;Co
:
$5.50
Oct
7
96
May
2
*3 tr
preferred
Jai
"»
133
Oct
17
44 50
eon**
Tnd
15
12%
12%
42
42
41%
6
8
8%
8%
8%
8%
"12%
42
5%
5%
5%
5%
15%
14%
15%
14%
15»/4
11%
,
5%
14%
-
15%'
12 Va
11%
11%
11%
12
41%
41%
41%
42
42
4iy2
5%,
1,700
5,900
17,100
2,300
15%
15%
15
15%
15%'
15%
15
15%
15
151/4
11,700
57%
56%
57%
57
57%
57%
58
57%
581%
104%
104%
19,600
2,500
,
104
104%
•
104
102%
102%
103%
102%
103
35%
37
35 %
36
;
35%
36
34%
36
36'/2
38
16,500
22%
23%
23%
25%
24%
27
Va
26%
29%
29
301%
38,400
21%
.,
21%
20 y8
21%"
20%'
21%
20%
20%
20%
21
15,400
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
-.25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24
24%
25
17%
25'/4
3,700
47%
47%
46%
47%
467/8-
47%
47
47%
47%
47%
7,200
30%
30%
*30
37%
38
57%
*30
57%
37%
.
X5G
56%
94%
95
96%
97%
85%
*85%
26
26%
26%
*86
,46%
103%
541/4
No par
109
130
*86
89
4C%
103%
'•
■
45%
*103%
87
26%
.89
46%
104
31
1,600
•
30%
30
30
37%
37%
96%
95%
*30
30%
85 3 i
95
*95
*84
prpfprred...
*5%
8%
56%
No par
preferred
4
17
38
.
5y8
15%
12%
Y com—No par
Oct
24
7%
5'%
Corp—
30 Vs Oct
2
40% JaD
•
$5
Mills
.108% Jun
15
13% Jan
1
14
Jan
58
19
42
Consol Edison of N
8
14% Jan
26
Jun
17
42% Oct
:
2
19% Jan
•
15
Aug
13
58% Oct
18
Cone
8
15%
^—10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc-—i
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consolidated Copperminss Corp—5
29
Sep
27% Feb
19
20
15
•
101-
10
Comptometer Corp
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
2
15% Oct
2
11% Jan
.
16 Va Sep
15% J\in
2
29 y4 Jan
23
40%
9% Sep
6y2 Aug 22
3
35 y2 Jan
22
2
2
6
Dec
36% Oct
Jan
7% Jan
23
54% JUL
.
-
4% Jan
9% Jan
•
10
45 y2 Jai i
;
30
18
Dec.
18
.
24
40 y2 Oct
4
14% Jan. 7
17
Jan 14
7%
37%
36%
37
37
37%
7,800
55ya
56%
55%
56%
55%
56%
7,400
94%
94%"'
94%
95i/a
97
97
98
98
*85
87
*851/4
26
25%
94 %
94%
97
97
*85
87
26
*86
45
104
"
26%
t
90
45%
104
55
54%
55%
54
55%
95
84
85
85
86
130
*128
133
127%
129%
•
25%
*86
90
*86
»
210
740
3,030
10
87
26 y«
16,500
90
43%
45%
44%
45%
103%
103%
103%
103%
350
54%
54i/2
56i/a
45,400
86
85
85
53
*84
129
129%
•
130%
133
8,500
160
'
'
■
3,900
18,000
Feb
.73
Service
48%
33%
180
74%
'
11 %
102
778
100
11%
34
*18
74%
t
t
'
74%
11%
.18% May 31
103% Nov', 20
Oct
11.
!*47%
1
par
33%
18%
114
•
.
37%
:
70
33%\
*17y8
"21
21
110%
-1
70
10%
19
95
33%
18%
21'
73%
1
■
61,300
10%
21
15% Dec
33%
*18
5
74%
22,900
94%
36%
Oct
57% Npv
33% Doc
33%
20
74
■
23
10%
Dec
Oct
74%;
22%
11
10
Oct
74%
*93%
115
37%
47^'a
Dec
74%
20%
10%
12
30
74%
95%
22%,
94%
*113
1
j
,
4,600
10%
39% Feb
93'% Jan ' 1
22%
"115
*
6%
86%
36i/4
46% Sep
lo
99
ldoy8 Sep 23
95%'
21%
6%
85 3 4
11
18% Feb
"
Dfec~24
*94%
*113
6%
85%
84
>
10%
19y2Apx
14% Jan
7
04% Jan 31
t
96
•22^2
115
6%
86%
"
"
Mar28
12% Jan
11
73
21%
*113
"
6%
'
X85
37 Va
'
90
*95%-
23
115
6%
t '
1
"
May 10
37% Jan
.4
23
95%
22%
*113
6%88
140
10 Va
Oct
NOV
95%;
No par
6%
861/2-
t'
.
i
10%
63
Dec
87%
110%
36%
12% Jan
.18% JaD
82% Oct 22
110%
110%
11%
34% Apr 29
*'43% Apr 29
82 y4
110%
111%
*110%
38%
13
33
86 V2
;
111%
1
*
11%
17
162
10
110%
6%
20%
1C%
Oct
8
383,400
%
37 »o
Oct
30
93,400
%
yi9%
11%
43
52% Dec
20%
H
■
1,000
22,400
38%
I 23
22
,20%
340
*
11%
2
10
331/4
37%
2
9 % NOV
29
321/4
Chemetron Corp—
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
:
5
14
Chesapeaite & Ohio Ry common_^25
•
3 •!rT"3Vi%
convertible preferred—100
24
Chicago & East. Ill RR com__No par
Class A
_1_
40
4 3
11% Jan
45% Jan
19% Dec 30
Dec
111%"
6%
17
31% Jan
13"% Jan
25%
*111
30
20% July 25
61 % Jan 14
29 V4
43%
28%
32
21%
47
17
23
43%
29
31%
\
i
15,200
11
26% Jan
30
40%
46%
Mar 15
30
40%
11%
July25
40% Nov 19
40%
44
29
29% : 29%
31%
32%
20%
■
•
1
39%
47 %
30% Mar 11
.
10% NOV 11
23 % Sep
33%
22
i
\
1C%
40
18% Dec
32 %
20%
seres A_100
Products
Gotham
1
-29%:
33%
21%
>
180
3,800
'5,500
43
-
J
■
■
46%
42
Dec
29%
y4
1
10
18
28%
32
1.23
22
11 v Dec
44
32%
lOO -
Champlin Oil «Sc Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Motors Corp——
50% Sep 23
11% Sep 12
39% Sep 19
5
23% Jan
18'% Dec 31
24% Dec
!
Corp—;
Aircraft
Common
5
'
4
69% Jan
89% Dec 26
2
5
'10% Sep
31% Jan
-
23% Nov 12
31
40%
43
%
Chain .Belt
43
3
•
Jan
17% Jan
31 % May
9% Dec
39%
.
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
30
46% Dec
Pasco
26
67% Oct
41%
44
50r;«
Cerro de
20
28%
41
50%
!
14
98%
43%
*25%
44% Oct
28%
'
43
37',2
3
28%
41%
CentraL& South West Corp____
_5
Central Violetta Sugar Go
_9.50
16,
.
29%
20%
.-
12.50
100
Cdntury Industries Co
-
%
43
*24a,-i
.
"
•
62
50
29% Sep.. 3
12% Sep 23
10
22
32%
60%
^0
3
17% Dec
Feb
99
32%
59%
28%
;
22
6% Oct
98%
32%
59
100
7
16.
20% Oct
30
98%
32%
62
__I_~~5o
I ~ 1
,;
~~"t
com
Public
Jan
8% Jan
.
,■
981/4
32%
60
Central RR Co of- N J
■
;>••
98%
32%
preferred
Illinois
Central,
8,400
14,500
63%
% preferred series B
'4%%
>■
.Oct
31%
99%
32%'
____100
Jan
11
69% Jan
11 *
>
28
30%
____7
Corp of Amer
19 r
24% Mar
2
23
45% Oct
,
;
10
43% Jan
; 38
5
16,200
28%
62
common
7;
8
11% Jan
24
41 y8 Jan
8
59% Jan
Sep 17
'31% Jan 1()
17% Mar 21
r
10
9% Jan
/ '
22
19 % Dec
93*
27
36
3
24% Oct
Jan'll
32% Dec
21
31 yp Aug;
4
104'/a Jun 12
16%
37%
41
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois Lgt common
No par
*
"
28 :
16%
37
32 %
Central of Georgia Ry eohi__No
,
16%
37
*98%
—
5
,
16%
36%
63%
:
Central Aguirre Sugar Co______
Central Foundry Co_^_.
-
3
16%
37%
32%
10
Celotex. Corp common
5% preferred
9
•
,
"44
Sep"
•*•'• 19% Jun
17% Jan
7
•17% Jan; 2
9% Jun 27
16
13% May,22
54
July 29
8
35%
16%
36%
32
—
7% 2nd preferred
4%% conv preferred
-
t
17%
38
62%
2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
■i ' 4.20% preferred
j
16%
37%
29%
'
■}:
3
26% Nov
'
Shares
17%
38%
99 V2
Co common„T
(expire Oct. 30)
preferred
.
7
Jan
*
70
14
' Aug 28
Rights
6
99
31 I
37% Apr
■155'% Apr
„
Aug
-12
23
Oct
7
8
8
j" Dec 24
8% Jan
Jan
15
the Week
Oct. 17
16y8
__5
Carter
Case (J.I)
Friday
Oct. 16
29%
:
preferred i.__
Salesfor
Thursday
i'V
38
No par
Carriers & General
Corp
Products Inc
Sep 26 "
23% Aug 14
Oct 14101
Apr .28
23% Sep 30
17% Jan
23% OCt 22
17% Dec
119% Jun
!
_
109% Aug 20
31
■
16
Oct
2
5%
9
■5
X
i6
100% Mar 13
10% Oct -22
Dec
3
«
99% May
88% Oct 10
98
13
101% Jan
Jan"l4
5% Mar
23
19% Jan
-14%; Apr
i
4%%
1
SALE PRICES
Oct. 15
*98%
"
July
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 14
Ry_100
Carpenter
43% July ' 7
3
_i
Carolina Power & Light
Steel
Carrier Corp common
13'
2
20 y8 Jan
19
•
Tuesday
Oct. 13
_I~ 5
: ~~q
(The) Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co_
: Carolina Clindhfield & Ohio
103
% Oct
i
12% Oct 22
Par
Capital Airlines mc
7
24 -• Jan
11
18% Oct
18y4 Feb
30% Apr
90 % Nov
37
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
13
32% May 22
105
Mar 21
40% Dec 19
3lVa Dec 30
2
,
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
2,200
' •!
16
(1624)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Continental
23
Oct
9
22%
22%
*22%
23
53% July 30
Continental
Insurance
5
50%
51%
50%
51
2
12
10% Oct
Continental
Motors
1
10
10%
9%
10
60
26% Jan
7
18% May
54% May
3
44
Jan
6
Jan
Jun
14
41% Dec
30
70% Jun
19
38% Feb
26 Va Dec
24
43% July 28
28 % Jan
9
17
common
convertible preferred——25
5%
Continental Oil of
60% Aug 13
Continental
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
34% Oct
13
Copper
34% Oct
32%
34%
31
33
%'
29%
33
30%
32%
31%
33
53,700
17
Copperweld Steel Co common
5%
convertible preferred
34%
31%
33%
31%
33%
33%
34%
35,400
51%
51%
*50%
52%
*50%
52%
70
*65
71
*68
74
34% Dec 27
17
Cofn
14
12% Apr
10
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
74% Feb
16
12
18% Oct
106% July 11
95
Sep
16
Aug
1
58%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
83
2
I
18
6% Jan
2% Jan
5
Oct
85
1
37% Oct
8
14% Mar
3
19% Apr
28
22
23
58% Sep
22
Oct
15
101% Jun
25
16»/a
16%
16 VA
16%
10.90C
25%
25'A
25 VA
25%
4,900
23%
23%
24%
25,200
25%:
25%
25%
24
24%
23 V
2
24%
24%
*37
37%
37%
'37%
*37
$4.20
23 Y*
24%
37%
37%
37%
37%
40C
55%
54%
55%
54
54%
53%
54'A
54%
55%
15,600
*93'/a
94%
*93%
94%
93
93»/2
93
94
94
94
14%
Jan
7
68
08
6% Jan
Jan
2
13
8% Apr
3
8
15% Oct
63% Oct
533/4 July 24
18% Jun
6
5
7
17
47% Jan
11
20% Mar
8
30% Nov 21
47
Jan
11
30% Mar
6
37
Aug
643/4 Jan
14
40% Mar
3
59
100
26%
27%
26%
28%
19
19
19
19
27%
27%
18%
27%
27%
30%
30
30%
4,700
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14%
73,600
09 %
*67%
68
'67V'a
08%
08
68
'
11%
12%
11%
12%
5,900
36
36
35
35%
1,500
i5y8
156,700
12%
12 Vb
12%
37
36%
36%
14 Va
13%
15
02%
03%
02
02%
61%
61%
21%
21%
22
22
22
22
21%
21%
22
27%
preferred
prior
No par
No par
Aug 22
Class
%
13%
11%
*36
14%
•'60%
14%
15%
*61%
67
700
62
27%
22 %
28 %
52,600'
2,40C
Inc
27%
28 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
35
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
35
35
35%
35%
2,000
10
55%
50%
56
57'a
56
56%
55%
56%
56%
56-%
8.00C
56
*90
12%
37%
54%
57
92
13%
38
54%
56
92
12%
36%
53%
55
*90
12%
55%
55 %
1
55%
92
90
90
12%
12%
12%
36
36 %
37
5,800
52%
1,000
80
*79
*79
80
82
83
21%
18
1
A
Cutler-Hammer
27%
-1
Curtiss—Wright common
6
14
300
12%
12%
36%
13%
$1.60 prior preferred—
650
37
5
$4
13
22
38 % Oct
_
28
18%
27
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
Sep 25
31% Aug 27
4
Jun
Sugar
150
113.70C
26 3 8
13%
28
13%
pfd
19%
27%
27%
5?
noncuin
28%
*67%
10
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
RR 6%
*37
<10%
Cuban-American
37% Aug 27
60C
54%
13
25
25%
10C
.
37
36%
36%
■'4.
82
'
Corp common
5
preferred
No par
10
Sep
36%
2.50
25
*80
82
*80
82
No par
preferred
preferred
14% Oct
12% Oct
*80
82
25 Va
68
13% May
59% Jun
9
10%
33% Sep
18
11
36%
16%
2
12
23% Dec
36%
16%
17
.7% Jan
53% Feb
22
37%
7% Jan
29
13,300
23.80C
16%
18% Jan
56
4,600
3
33%
37%
2
2
7%
2%
32%
25 Va
20
6
2%
16%
29
26
33%
32%
37
19'A
Feb
7 %
71/4
2%
32%
16'%
28%
33% Jan
27,700
37
100
65% Jan
18%
1
Corp com
Cuba
17
50
89
18%
2
Corp (The)
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
27% Dec
2%
32%
*80
24
Jan
*7%
7%
3
3%
34%
*86V4
18%
81
13
29
89
18
"
7%
7%
2%
33%
3
*861%
19
18%
19%
81
Crown Zellerbach
11
7%
7%
14,800
34%
Oct
11
17
3
89%
83%
33%
27% Jan
11
19% Jan
7%
3,000
88
83%
89
*86%
18%
18%
87%
83%
18
86%
100
Crown Cork & Seal common
$2
89
2
21
9
919
May 12
*86%
20
5 % Oct
19
39
89
19%
14C
30,100
45%
18%
18%
9,900
*82
18%
89
*82
18%
45
45%
8,700
83%
18
87
4
84
15% Feb
17% Oct
NOV
26% Sep
89 V
*82
16 % Jan
17
30% Apr 25
5% NOV 20
7
3
43% Apr
32% Apr
54
25% Sep
Jan
conv
88%
„
45%
46%
84
16
38% Jan
31
Aug 18
12
5%
18 %
18%
83%
45
40%
18%
*86%
25
Petroleum
Crescent
45%
59 %
*66%
*82
L-l
preferred
Cream of Wheat
28% Jan
25% Jan
Inc
33A%
88'A
33 3 4
32 %
40%
18%
1
1
16
4
16% Dec
46
Jun
86
4
15% Dec
——10
Co
Coty International Corp
Aug
93
70
Crane Co common
18
24
58% July 11
100
Feb 18
40% Oct 22
51%
*66%
14
Jan
16% July 23
31% Feb 18
11
*50 %
72
13
23
10% Dec
23% Jun
51
*67
3 % Oct
17% Oct
31
33%
*50%
7% Sep
30
26% Oct 22
Jan
Coty
5
50
34% Oct
24% Jan
79
26
57%
50
preferred
9
13
4% May
36% Apr 22
86
Mar 14
Nov 29
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
2
1% Jan
30
Oct
Yb Dec 24
22
Oct 22
14
89
May 17
2
25
Dec
4
74
8
Mar 11
15% Jan
15
1
Oct
85
3
17.20C
52
28%
47% Sep
Jan
58%,
56%
51%
13
96% May
58%
27%
33% Jan
89
56%
30C
51%
6%
22
97,300
28%
10
31
10%
48%
30
Oct
9%
27%
Oct
79 % Oct
9%
53%
Jan
74
12,600
9%
9%
28%
09
88
9%
20,600
50%
52
27% Jan
52%
27%
14
11
22 %
51%
53%
20
13
22%
51%
29 V a
Jan
Feb
22%
50%
28%
50% Jan
12% Dec 24
*22%
51
51
52
57 V* Feb
50%
59 Va
19% May 20
28
%
54%
79% July 11
Products
13%
59%
54% July 28
—
Range Co,
convertible
12%
29%
40% July 11
Dec
12%
22%
*22 %
12%
53'A
23
20
13%
29
14
493/a May 21
51
Dec 30
16% Jan
Shares
Oct. 17
5
6
6
18% Jan
37
Sales far
the Week
Friday
Oct. 16
'
5
54% Oct
30% Oct
May 18
8
43% Jan
23
PRICES
Thursday
a
5
Delaware,
Steel Corp
I
2
13
16% Dec 30
17 Va Dec
12%
13%
8
18
4
14
22
12%
7
31
5% Oct
13%
13% Oct
39 %, Nov
Dec
13%
2
29
20% Nov
9
Oct. J
Steel-^-
&
Copper
Industries
Wednesday
Oct. 11
8% Apr
7
15% Jan
HIGH SALE
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Oct. lit
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Range Since Jan.
Year l«r,7
Lowest
_
'
;
21
79% Jan
7
8% Oct
22
12% Jan
9
27% Oct 22
47
Aug
49% Apr
1
15
40
Oct
21
73
Nov
15
72
75
Oct
Jun
80
24
19
86
88
Mar
4
Feb 27
Apr
14% Oct 22
23% Jan
13% Jan
5
8
lOVaDec
30
19% July 22
32% May 0
28% Apr 25
6'/a Dec
18
25% Jan
41% Feb
25
15 Va Dec
30
2
26% Dec 31
7
33% Oct
22
51% May 15
26% Apr 18
48 % July 17
35% Oct
'
23
41% May 21
55
Nov 25
8% Dec
37
17
Jan
28
22% Jan
2
65
21
59% July
3
29% Dec
19
57% Jan
2
25% Dec
30
37 % Mar 13
Jan
Mar 29
38% Nov 12
34
13% Dec 30
15% Jan
14
57
92
12
87
Sep
77
Oct 13
Aug
6
13% Sep 29
39% Sep 16
54% Oct
1'
77% Sep 19
83
Mar 18
15>/a Jan
2
13% Jan
2
27% Jan
2
19
July 7
6% Apr 10
88
Jan 22
Jan
28
89
Dana Corp commojri
3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power & Light
Preferred
Preferred 3.75%
series B
100
Preferred
series C
56
Aug 14
Delaware Power & Light Co
22
Aug
Delta
34% Apr
52% Oct
10
37 % Jan
41% Jun
6
55
60
Feb
Sep 23
17% Oct
9% Jan
29% Apr
43% Feb
4
30% May
25% Jan
45% Oct
17
35% Sep
24
32% May 21
29% Mar 26
11% Jan
13
16% Oct
7
1
15% Dec
18
14
2
36% Sep
14
25% Jan
2
34% Oct
9
13% July
•
9% Jan
2
18% Sep
26
Jan
16
Vilbiss
Diamond
8% Jan
3
11% July 18
Dr.
24
14% Jun
12
11% Jan
2
14
54% Apr
8
17% May 20
74% Jan
9
Dome
91
11% Dec
24
24% Jan 29
12
2
19% Aug
8
Oct
22
68% Jun
52% May 22
70% Oct
13
24
57% May 13
19% May 9
."
5% Dec 20
12
Jan
9% Aug
Jan
8
7
3
9
15
33
Mar 26
Apr
16% Jan
6% Jan
46% Oct
9
22% Oct
17
14
Oct
12% Oct
2
2
2
27
76% Nov 14
30% Oct
Dover
Dow
23
35%
36
45%
44%
45%
32%
31%
16%
36%
31%
30%
16%
35%
34
34
34
17%
17%
16%
32%
*30%
16
35%
32%
31
16%
36%
34%
17%
32Vb
30%
16%
36 34
17%
21%
17 %
26,700
49%
41,100
24
23%
24%
8,800
10%
10
Va
11%
20,300
%
54%
21%
20%
21%
5,900
49%
52
51 %
52%
24,400
39%
39%
39%
39%
63
20,700
lo%
52,000
*60
55
.
*60
03
15%
34%
34%
35
35 y4
2,000
44%
45
Va
45%
45%
20,300
31%
31%
31%
32
31
31
*30%
31
16
16 Va
16%
34%
35%
34%
16%
35%
33%
33%
33%
33%
2.000
16%
17%
17%
17%
8,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
15%
15 y»
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
10%
15%
3,600
10%
59%
002
58%
59 %
58
58%
58%
60'/4
35.80C
01
18 Va
17%
18
18
18%
Corp
_
4,300
18
Drewrys Limited
18
18
68%
70'A
(57
42%
1
USA Inc.
International
18
70%
44%
41%
43%
22%
50c
18%
09 Va
.
—.
22%
22%
22%
13%
13
13%
*12%
*13
11%
Corp
Pont de Nem (E I)
10%
11%
68 %
66%
67 y«
67 %
66%
52,001
41 y8
42 %
42%
43%
39.90C
41%
42%
22%
22%
22 VA
22%
13
*11%
11
11%
10%
11
& Co—
5
203%
207%
203
205%
200%
205
199%
102
102%
102 %
102%
102%
102 V*
91% Apr 28
84%
84:%
85 %
85
85
44'%
43%
44!
37% Apr
2
34 V4 Jar
2
44% Oct
15
47 Va May 13
Sep
50
Jan
39% Oct
28
49
Jan
24
41
18
50
Jan
31
26
Jan
31
23% Sep
30
1
42
Oct
17
a
38% Feb
17
Eastern
50 Va
51
July 15
May 21
53
48 % Mar
1
48% JaD
29
43 % Oct
1
50
Jan
22
46
16% Jan
10
14% Jan
14
27% Dec 30
47% Jan 11
27% Jan
27
29 Yb Jan
9
Aug 25
3
%
43%
41
41
47
*44
47
*42%
-50
..
.*46%
42%
49 •'1
42%
.
*46%
•
47
42
3,700
1,600
85
43%
47
44%
11.40C
41%
a
42
*44
21.80C
102%
42 Va
280
*45
%
47
*42%
42%
42%
42 Va
42%
42%,
42
%
*46%
47 %
47'A
47%
47 %
45
45
45
45%
46
*45
800
47 %
45
47
„
.
10C
240
*44
40
*45
23 %
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23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
41'/s
40%
41%
39%
40 %
40 %
42
41 %
37%
36 V'8
37
36 Va
36%
36%
371%
20,700
36%
29%
28%
29%
29%
30 Va
44,900
*44
45
*44
50
*43%
46
*45
5
23%
23%
23%
40
40%
41 y8
1
_
42%
a
*44
204
*84
45
50
_
43%
42 3
41
*44
Eagle-PIcher Co
41% Sep 11
July 25
46
42
42%
*40
50
$4.15
preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10%
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp.—
May 12
42%
10
Duquesne Light Co common..
a>.
uieiened
1—
84
12,400
102%
102%
82 %
11%
202
202%
101%
.No par
r.
83%
200
12 Va
10%
.No par
1
2,100
22%
22 %
*11%
12
10%
Preferred $3.50 series
80% Oct
4,700
V*
Common
1
700
15%
Preferred $4.50 series
89% Feb
8,300
3,700
21,500
59%
No par
.
13
Aug 14
24
16%
16%
21
Apt
700
54%.
20 Va
207% Oct
29
40
Oct
36%
44%
6,400
16%
17
48
112 V4
Sep
43
July
63
20%
48 Va
20%
101
25
14
40
*60
83
172% Apr 10
49% Jan 29
41
52%
40
*79
Mar 27
45
Aug 27
July
*54'A
83
40
80
79
July 16
41
40
55
21%
52
*79
*78
17C
No par
Chemical Co
Duplan
55
21%
50%
39%
.
23%
79
80
2,200
17,600
.No par
_
Ltd
Dresser Industries
Dunhill
10%
16%
46%
52%
53
110
36% Nov 14
Nov
17%
10%
35%
45%
34 %
10%
16%
36%
35
23%
11
16
44%
53
79
*79
*79
20
47%
20%
16%
17%
17%
36
35%
49%
25
*79
21
63
10%
1
Co
Mines
*60
15
Douglas Aircraft Co
du
Jun
Pepper
39%
40
•-
80
82
83
20%
17%
49%
24%
54%.
17%
32%
30%
16%
54Va
79
82
83
21%
16%
1
-25
50c
2.50
2
37%
54%
51%
52
63
56
*90
12%
36
53%
*79
*79
90
12%
200
160% Oct 21
99
51%
39%
*60
56%
21
10
Co
Divco-Wayne Corp
10
'
54%
21%
Co
Alkali
Diamond-Gardner Corp com
$1.50 preferred
Stores Corp
Disney (Walt) Productions—
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Dec
10%
54%
1
Diana
Dec
11%
21%
Detroit Steel Corp
De
24%
50
3
20
■
56
90
12%
36%
54
79
*79
*79
20%
17%
48%
24-%
13.50
Inc
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
8
49
11
Denv <fe Rio Grande West RR-No par
11
136% Dec
Lines
Air
Detroit Edison
50% Oct
Aug 20
No par
—50
2
34% Jan
9 %
1
Western
&
20%
17%
49%
24%
50c
18
6
16% Oct 21
Lack
100
50c
46% Feb
17
17
3.90%
16% Jan
8
7
100
Delaware
8
22
Jan
common
series A
11% Oct
Dec
11% Jan 14
5
10
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc
Deere & Co (Delaware)
Delaware & Hudson
9% Apr
10
100
2.75%
Jun 16
21% Oct
6
18VaOct
2
50% Oct 10
257/« Sep 22
23% Oct
13
i'.
D
41% Apr
3
83% Jan 15
9Va Jan 14
30
Mar 10
43% Jan
2
July 12
86% Mar 1
61
40% Oct
36%
37%
"
46
*45
46
1,500
E
Oct
11
51% Jan
23% Dec
18
22 Yb
Api
3
72
Dec
30% Aug
31
42% July 18
81% Mar 8
73% Jan
s
827/e Jun
4
24% Dec
23
60% July
26Va Jan
a
56% Oct
13
4
1
81% Feb
13
115
Jun
18
97 Va Jan
13
131
143% Nov
8
158
Feb
28
150% Oct
7
159
64% Jan
14
38% Jan
a
59
22 Vb Jan
38% Dec 31
22% Oct
Sep
14
21
27% May
32% Oct
81% Apr
8
11
a
8
76
Jan
9
83 V4
19
40
16
22% Jan
a
337/8 Oct
82
Aug
6
17% Dec 23
91
24% Dec
30
3y8 Jan
2
25% Dec 27
40% Apr 28
4% Aug IB
35% Mar 1
6% Dec 30
14V8 Jan 31
24
Apr
8
3
27% July
Dec
28
22 V8 Oct
44% July
22
34
3% Oct
22
15 V4 Oct
22
21
30% Dec
23
35 V4 Api
70
Nov
6
24% Nov 18
6% Dec 23
43
Dec
56
July
8
May 20
6% Jan
Jan
17
14% Apr
86
15
25
15
preferred
Electric
6% Jan
2
9% Feb
3
2
35% Oct
3
4Vs Jar.
2
2
47% Oct
17
9% Sep
9
22 Va
&
Storage
Battery
National
Watch Co
Natural Gas
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Elgin
El
Paso
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
30
July 21
79
Jai
2
90
26% Jai
2
36% Oct
17
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
12% Sep
23
Erie RR
8
Endicott Johnson
6 /a Jan
2
44% Jan
2
60% Feb
3
54% May 29
61 % Oct
16
18% Oct
13
Evans
77
Feb
3
62
Feb 28
11
78
52%
54%
5%
126%
127%
126%
154
154
152 %
127%
153%
58
58%
57%
31%
32
31%
32%
80
80
80
33%
32%
33 %
*79
33%
100
1
*90%
17%
18
17%
18
5
35 %
36%
35%
35%
10
67/a
35
6%
7
35%
35
93
7
35%
77%
590
52%
53%
53%
54 3A
22,600
130
129%
128%
1291/2
23,100
153%
153
153
153%
56%
57 VA
31%
3iy8
*80
31%
*90%
82
32%
93
76%
56%
31%
*80
31%
76%
78
1531/2
10C
57 %
54%
56'A
8,600
31%
31%
31 y8
3,800
80
80
32%
32%
82
32
%
*9u ia
*9U%
17'A
17%
17%
35%
35%
36 »A
19,200
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
100,700
36%
35%
35%
35y8
10.00C
35 %
17 Va
17 %
35 %
36
36
9
8'/a
9%
8%
9%
8%
33%
34 Va
33'a
337/a
32%
331/2
33
33%,
44 Va
42%
45 y4
46
47%
9
9 Va
4
41
43
5
9%
9%
10
21%
21%
100
No par
100
50
36
11%
58 %
*60
32
84 %
36
11%
58 %
62
42'A
.
44%
9y8
9%
21 y2
21%
31%
82'A
35%
10%
59 Va
*60
32
84%
35%
11%
59 y2
62
42%
9
21%
9Va
8%
9%
21%
21%
21%
21%
31 VA
31%
31%
31%
317/a
83
84
*82%
36
36
35%
10%
58
*60
11%
10%
84
367a
11%
11'A
12
590
16%
17%
171%
18'/a
18,000
20%
153,200
40%
21%
421/s
13% Jan
3
21% Oct
15
Eversharp
Inc
1
18%
19%
19'A
20%
20
21%
20%
28% Jan
2
44 %
26
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
3
42
42%
41 Va
42 VA
41%
42 v4
40
411/4
58V'4
18
16
Sep
58
58
61 %
51% Apr
17%
120
6,200
28,400
57%
28% Dec 23
18%
2,400
" 2,900
61 %
21%
%
15,300
.
58 %
13
17
54,800
28,200
62
Jun
18%
84
36%
18
18%
*82%
36 V2
30
5
.
21%
31%
Apr
For footnotes see page
24.
l3,60C
91%
9%
34%,
8.50
Co
9
8%
33 %
20
Products
2,800
17%
35%
6%
*
10% Nov 13
12% Oct 22
Apr .**0
260
5,800
i..
5
31 %
common
*90%
*150
5.90C
127 Va
3
*82%
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
93
s
127 Va
58%
Corp common—25
Erie &
12
77
56%
Mus Ind Amer shares—_
July 18
38% Api 30
May
77
54 %
2.50
common
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
(The)
10
1
30
76%
56%
100
2
;
Electric Auto-Lite
7% Oct
17% Jai
1
4%%
Elastic
36 % Oct
10
29»/s
76%
55%
100
Products Co
a
Jan
30%
76%
10
common
Co
29%
5
preferred
4%%
Ekco
26% Jan
29
10
com
Corp
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
Electric
Jan
Kodak Co
Manufacturing
a
27
Steel
28 5
100
Fuel Asn
preferred
6%
3% Jan
7
10
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
4
&
Stainless
Eastman
Eaton
Mar 27
37 Va Aug 27
14
Jan
95
8
Gas
Inc
prior preferred
4%%
Eastern
May 22
20% Feb
Jan
Eastern
3
2
Nov
Jan
9
Mai
Oct
21% Dec
74
14
Airline
*60
62
30
18,900
Number 5787
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
Previous
39 Vs Nov 25
6
Oct
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
11
Jan 17
12 % Jan 24
65
35
7
Sep 25
22 Va Jan 22
67
Aug 23
41% Oct 21
3Va Dec 30
17% July
1
25% Nov 29
67% Jan
12
64% July 10
7% Jan
14
22
16% Apr 23
Sep 30
31% Dec 31
61% May 13
10
Oct
45
45% July
8
EXCHANGE
40% May 5
13% May 14
Sep 26
Jan
NEW YORK
STOCK
Highest
2
22% Apr 22
79
Apr
9
15
30% Sep
Sep
11
2
18% Oct
3
24% Jan
2
31
Aug 27
79% Oct
3
80
July
May 19
3% Apr
7
55
Oct
15% Jan
43
11% Jan
Feb
27
32
Mar
6% Oct 10
14% Sep 25
2
50
1
13
54% Oct
46 % Oct
3
18'A Apr
15
14
Dec
31
36% May 14
29% Jan
18% Sep
10
20% Jan
31
19% Jan
22
29% Jan
16% May
16% Jan
27% Oct
29
22
2574 Jun
17
2?y8 Jan 21
34% Jun
11
20% Nov 12
28
18
16
31% Jan 10
Dec
30
19% Oct 22
32
75% Oct 28
105
39
Oct 22
19% Dec 20
36% Nov 13
81 % Nov 13
100% Oct
47
2
Mar 12
57
Jun
Jan
29% Jan
66
14
Jan
52% Oct
9
39% Oct
130% Sep 22
56% Aug 21
9
16% Apr 25
24% Mar 14
2
38% Apr
7
82% Apr 16
100% Sep
26
5
55% Feb
14
49%
6% Dec
16
79
Nov
45
Oct 21
6
44%. Aug 27
17% Nov 20
78
NOV
7% Mar
5% Oct
13
6
21
42% Oct 21
92
Oct
23
84% Jan
3
33% Oct
21
35% Dec 30
13% Oct
22
32% Dec
30
8
Nov
18
10% Dec
2
68% Nov 14
8% Dec
52
Nov
10
14
12% Jan
4
46 % July
9
95% May 10
59% May 8
110 % Sep
17
12
59% Jun
20
66% Jan
10
13
64
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Fedders-Quigan
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Firestone Tire &
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4 %% preferred
First National Stores
Firstamerica
•83% Oct
9
4
14
83
Oct
24
Oct
2
40% Sep
Apr
3
33% July 18
10
8
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Light
Fluor Corp Ltd
Food Fair Stores
;
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2
NOV 27
7% Jan
2
14% Oct
17
Inc common"
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
4% convertible
65% May 15
134
May 15
93% Aug
5
47% Jan
13
70% OCt
10
Food
8
100
Jan
2
61% July 16
59% Mar 19
145
90% Sep 11
35% Apr
7
37% Jan
2
18% Apr 29
67% July
8
July
13
1
52% Aug 11
48 % Sep 25
Jan
2
19% Oct
25 % Feb
25
39 % Oct
2
8% Jan
2
14% Sep
24
3
10% Jan
14
14% Oct
8
July 11
67% Jan
15
9 % Jan
2
24% Jan
80
OCt
95
17
3
17% May
12% Jan
123
Mar 17
96
Jan
8
14
15
64
Jan
8
101 % Aug 14
18% Sep
65% Oct
2
24
9
'
Machinery & chem
3%%
convertible
3%%
Foote
52%
19 VA
46%
53%
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
85
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13 %
54%
674
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13%
13%
54%
45 V,
46
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26%
8
27%
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105
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71%
69
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10
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50%
51%
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81%
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2274
8,200
8,900
48 Va
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2174
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48%
49%
18%
18 Va
18 Va
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3,700
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67%
197 s
13,800
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1974
5,100
31,300
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4,700
12,600
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6874
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1974
19%
974
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49
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40
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83%
81
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79
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22
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93
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277a
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19,300
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65
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4% preferred
11,600
3,800
45%
104 %
104
103 Va
103%
49 Va
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30
53%
I 974
90
5,800
4874
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,
1974
51
300
46
367s
71
19%
9%
57
45%
26%
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19%
50%
17,000
13%
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103
72%
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14,100
6%
56
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19%
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105
85
52%
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104
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19%
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5274
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52%
104
.
26%
38%
131
85
6
54%
46%
23%
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57
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4
104:
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85
6
19
19%
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38!
145
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297a
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100
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1774
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47%
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27%
20
87
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29
23%
39
1,400
40,700
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17%
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131
36%
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52%
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29%
45%
38'%
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29% Oct
55
13%
87
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45 %
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12% Jan
67
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.
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Florida Power &
Apr 25
2
18% Aug
87
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the Week
28%
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57
♦125
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1074
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88
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1
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35%
10%
29%
80
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35%
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54%
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89
~
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28%
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1953 series
Friday
Oct. 16
11%
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s
Firth
14
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i
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric
Thursday
Oct. 15
29%
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
— "
Family Finance Corp
common.HI l
5% preferred series
B
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Fansteel
Fawick Corp
Wednesday
Oct. 14
36%
10%
common
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$4 preferred.
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jun
36
Airplane Corp_l
Foods Co
convertible preferred
Sale* fer
Tuesday
Oct. 13
nar
_
Aug 22
94
17
Jan
5
Go
10% Sep 29
6
8
22% Oct 28
93
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
51% Oct
6% Mar 10
37% Jan
17% Jan
July
29
104% Jun
73 % Sep
15% Apr 25
34% Oct 22
17
10
83% Jan 14
101% July 23
Feb
8
Dec
3
23% Mar 13
20% Jan
®
27
47% Feb
106
57
Jtm
2
July 12
May
Fairbanks Morse &
Fall-child Engine &
11
89
24% Aug 21
49% Oct 15
17% Oct
EXCHANGE STOCK
fiTArira
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
'
600
11,700
79,700
310
-iJ:
6% Oct
22.
10% July 24
7
Jan
6
12
8% Dec
30
10% Apr
10
8% Jan
2
17 Va
Sep 25
40% Dec
30
45
Apr
11
40% Jail
22
48
July
20
36% Jan
8
20 % Jan
2
Oct
21
31% Dec
19
46% Jun 28
32
Jan
17
23% Oct
25
54
27
Jan
2
3% Oct
21
Jan
8% Jan
2
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8
9
32 Va Aug 26
50 % Oct
13
44% July 28
14
3% Jan
2
6% Oct
8
30
36% Jan
15
24% Jan
13
33% Oct
8
13% Oct
31
15% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
3% Dec
30
5% Jan
2
3% Jan
6
6
52% Apr
7
37% July 12
23
51
Dec
Jan
25% Dec
9
17
59
Jun
26% Jan
25
94% Oct
15
19
47% Jun
12
,67% Dec
18
88
24% Feb 25
69% Jan 10
5
90% July
25
9
Jan
125
Dec
1
101
10
11
23
May 16
135
Aug
2
17% Dec
23
Apr 30
26% Jan 11
Oct
21
46% May 24
30
7
Apr
18
40% Sep
9
100% Oct
10
12 % Sep
30
Jan
141
Aug 25
31% July 24
19 % Jan
30% Apr
Oct
13
2
16% Sep
12
25% July
14
Apr 10
21% Oct
6
4
5
68% Apr
12
72% July 22
19% May 15
50% Dec 31
40
Feb
12
4
Oct
21
56
Oct
22
69
July 26
115
100
33% Dec
19
101% Nov
1
76% Nov
7
Dec 16
83
4774 Dec 31
30 % Oct
11
27% Oct
18
42
Oct
25
4
Dec
18
8
Jan
65% Jan
9
68% Sep 16
27% Sep 11
2
71
13
Sep
15
91% Feb
Sep
33% Jan
19
117
Jun
3
2
50
Oct
7
105% Oct
6
117% Jan
16
1
83
Aug 29
92% Jan 22
40
Apr 12
34
Jan
6
68
Jan
48% Jan
9
41% Sep 22
81% Oct 17
4
47% July 12
34% May 17
57% July 15
5% Jun
13
May 22
July 19
18% July
27
Aug 25
41
27
May 26
31% Feb 24
44% Jan
4
Jan
Jan
52% Feb
2
7
20
6
5%, Oct 16
37% Jan
2
21% Apr 15
45% July
9
32% Oct
3
24% Sep
4
2
45% Sep 24
27% Sep 26
22% Nov 18
17% Jan
8
28% Sep 16
22% Sep 20
23
Sep
3
36% Oct 22
15% Dec 23
1
22% Oct
28% May 16
25
Feb 14
28
25
Jan
2
7
30% Mar
7
30% Deo
4
40% Jan
16% Jan
22% Apr
27% July 14
27% Sep
4
53% July 25
7
Jan
7
3
90% Aug
1
22
39
21
Oct 22
20% Nov 14
32% Oct
11
20% Dec 24
May 31
45% May 2
107
Apr 23
83
185
July 17
129
18
16
4% Apr 26
Jan 21
79% Jttn
70% Feb 12
28% Dec
4
37% Jun
39 % Oct
21
X
Oct
21
4
Oct
21
General Precision
13
1674
16%
4%
4%
4%
4%
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60
*56
4%
60
474
60
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34%
34%
3374
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94%
38
%
38%
39 Va
37%
38!,
94%
3574
37 V2*
38
100%
99%
100 %
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4,000
35
94%
200
6,000
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180
29 %
3974
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69%
71
69
70%
69%
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1,400
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20%
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19!
20 %
1974
20'%
19%
20%
7,700
57%
58%
67
6774
72,300
79,200
1,008
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24,600
5,300
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a
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53%
59%
5714
58%
57
5774
67%
67%
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67%
27%
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59%
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58%
68%
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85
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28
6874
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10%
10
10%.
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10%
10%
11
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84%
85
84%
84%
84 VA
84%
82%
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82%
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49%
107
108
50
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108
108
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107 !4
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49%
107
750
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107%
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3,600
1,300
1,900
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36,500
85%
86
86
86%
85
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8574
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81%
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32%
31
32%
30 %
3274
30 Vs
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..No par
conv
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50 %
31
50%
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50%
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50
50 s is
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5%
5%.
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5%
5%
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General Railway Signal..
43%
44%
43 s;,
44!',,
42%
6.67
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
10c
10
General Shoe Corp
1
General Steel Castings Corp—.
1
General Telephone Co of Florldar—
574
4474
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23
22%
23
2274
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5,700
43 3 4
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43%
44%
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25
25%
25%
2,700
6.000
7,300
44
44%
44%
45
44%
26%
26 s;.
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26%
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45
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27%
26%
26%
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26 Va
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26
27%
21 Ve
21 Va
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
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100
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59
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59
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160
86%
87
87
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96
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50,000
59
5874
59! a
1,300
195,900
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10
58%
30% Oct 15
Getty Oil Co
4
28%
28%
277a
29%
287a
30%
28%
29%
287a
29%
49% Oct 14
Gillette (The) Co
1
47%
48%
48
49%
47
49
4674
4774
4774
48
31,400
35%
36
36%
18,600
Products
Co
—
37
Sep 30
94% May 21
Gimbel Brothers common
19% Aug 27
Gladding McBean & Co
40% Oct
:
7
3% May 15
175
July 10
5
$4.50 preferred...
Glidden Co
.No par
5
(The)
10
Gocbcl Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
1
100
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17%
39%
3%
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91
17%
44%
3%
180
34%
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17%
39
3%
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36
3274
3474
35 %
35%
91%
90 %
90%
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90%
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17%
17 VA
17%
17%
17%
17%
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3774
3874
3774
39
39
40%
39%
3
3%
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180
68 Vs
67
68
180
33
3
3
3
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180
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67%
68
6774
92
3%
68%
12
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
5
95%
95%
9474
95%
94! 4
96
9474
37% Sep 30
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
36%
95%
36%
94%
2
35%
36
35 Va
35%
35
35 Va
35%
35 %
2
49% July 31
Grace (W R) Ss Co
46%
46%
46 %
47%
46
46%
45%
467a
4574
1
Jan
2
2%
2%
2%
2%
274
2 Va
2%
274
46%
27H
3
Oct
2
8% Oct
13
Graham-Paige Motors
10
iNopar
27% Jan
3
39% Aug 21
Grant (W T) Co common
3%% preferred
3
29% Dec 26
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
85
Jan
138
Jan
22
78
Jan
ll
30% Apr
4
For footnotes see page 24.
37
30% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
131% Jan
2
67
Apr 17
22% Jan
2
88
July
8
9% Sep 19
31
Oct
1
61
Sep 10
49
Oct
3
31% Sep 24
146% Jun
4
75
Jan
35% Oct
20
3
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
1% preferred
,
Green Bay 65 Western RR
Green (H
L) Co Inc
68%
67%
8
49 %
8s;,
49%
274
87a
96
874
8
8»/4
8
8Va
49%
49%
49
4974
49
49 VH
49
49 %
64
5674
5274
56 Va
58%
37
36! a
37
5674
36%
•78%
79
78 Va
8
8%
.
7,000
14,000
17,500
1,600
18,600
134,400
11,700
4,500
40,700
7,500
.12.50
58%
59si
56%
58%
5
37 \'a
38
37%
377a
36 VA
—100
*77%
8%
78%
78%
78%
78%
78 Vs
8%
8%
8»/a
874
8%
78'/a
87a
9,600
30%
29%
30%
8V4
2974
8%
30%
54%
30 Va
29%
29 Va
29 Va
29 Va
11,000
55
53
547a
51%
53
52
5274
4,400
47%
461'a
47%
457a
4674
45 Va
4674
5274
4674
63%
47
477s
28%
28%
277a
28 Va
27%
27%
21 va
28
277a
24,900
6,600
136%
136%
—
1
No par
Great Northern Paper CO——25
Great Northern Ry Co
No par
Great Western Sugar com.
67%
100
1.50O
10.600
180
Feb
12
150
457a
Jan
Apr 17
Apr 30
660
44
Jan
5% Jan
100
95%
69
75 % Sep
50,600
*94
41
22
260
31,400
5,200
95
'150
30
8
14
23,500
12,700
9,200
31%
*90
1
5%
4374
23
loo
-
2,500
574
4374
30%
General Tire & Rub
-
50
574
42:,4
5%
44
23
25% Sep 23
...
50
31
31%
JO
83 %c
50 %
*30%
23%
53!
;
4974
50%
31
38%
30%
52%
com.
*30 Va
31
85%
23
•26%
preference
Georgia-Pacific Corp
108
10714
49%
107!',
108
108
8
35% May
2,600
8,600
16%
14
86% Apr 15
6% Apr 18
9,800
6,600
140
57% July 18
2% Apr
8
13% Jan
9
21% Dec 11
45% NOV 20
700
3,100
5,300
38%
100%
70% Sep 12
96% Oct
7
95% July
9,000
60
35%
9474
27'/a
General Public Service
Gerber
*56
474
6%
3374
16
34 Va
27%
1
60
*50
52%
Oct
474
.
94%
52%
61
47 a
6%
35
*26%
44% Jan
3
23% Jan 10
16
34%
94%
25
47%'Oct 13
16! 4
95%
$1.30 preferred
13
16
4074
6
34%
General Telephone Corp....—....10
General Time Qorp_.
,
10
6
16%
.16
407a
34%
25
Jan
*33
574
*94%
preferred
164
33%
3874
.No par
preferred
$3 convertible preferred
$1.32
*33
6'/„
7J
6
3
16%
33%
6
*81
36% Feb
12
%'
3974
39
16%
27
Dec
16
VA
*32%
6%
33 %
85
5
20% Dec
6%
*32 %
11,100
10,300
72
5
67
6%
33%
100
2,800
•
16%
Gjanby Consol M S & P
122% Nov 11
39 Va
39%
674
3,400
9,500
73 %
Grand Union Co (The)
Granite City Steel
11
3 8 711
33 %
3874
52% Sep 22
59% Oct 13
Feb
39 %
48'/a
4174
39
4% Jan
9
33% Jan 15
20
48
3874
28% Jan 31
21
4874
38 %
2
Oct
47!4
38 !a
4
5
4874
39 %
37% Oct
71% Oct 31
30
48
38%
59% Jan
23
2974
49%
1
39%
25% Feb 11
26% Dec 17
Dec
30'%
<18%
50'
2874
Equipt Corp
32% Sep 19
21% Jan
7
160
*44%
2874
Preferred $3.75 series
No par
General Outdoor Advertising—.—. 15
General Portland Cement Co.
.1
46% Mar 26
28% July 3
57 % Nov 14
46%
29%
2874
5%%
37% Jan 14
*44 Va
30%
28%
1%
9
29% Oct 21
46 %
30%
28%
No par
9
2
*4.4%
31
,._i
preferred
Jun
Dec
46%
30%
*138!a
100
Sep
18
*44-%
157,,
46%
29
^
91
89% Jan 21
15% Apr 16
28
Apr
9
2% Jan
2
157% Jan 16
53% May 19
1574
140
General Motors Corp common
97
Mar 18
16
29
Corp
2
79
1574
IIIII5
~ ~ \
Co
2
3
16 Va
29 %
General Dynamics
Corp
Jan
Jun
1574
5
84% Jan
26% Jan
90
1174
16%
*26%
2
Apr 29
11%
xlG
29 %
Controls Co
General Electric
$1.60
11%
139%
Corp
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp
$5
11'%
2
Inc
95% Apr 25
36% July 9
62% May 8
39% May 29
91
2% Dec
General
1174
5
4%% preferred
4%% conv preference
$5 preference
83% July 17
16% Dec 23
157% Oct
Feb
5
U%
31
48%
11%
Nopai
General Instrument
105
2.50
Corp
General Mills common..
5% preferred
13
Oct
preferred
General Bronze
8
32% Jan
20% Jan
Oct
Transportation
General Baking Co common
$8
1
TexasII__5
Amer Oil Co of
6
27% Mar 19
77
General
General Amer
11% Oct
19% Nov 19
16% Dec 23
83% Dec 18
com
100
85% Oct
3
23
I50
Investors
$4.50 preferred
2
15% Jan
7
1
II! 1
com
convertible preferred
General American
2
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
~1
_Iio
6%
4% Jan
3
108% Jan
com
Corp
Indus
60% Jan
50% Jan 10
July 31
American
4
24
01
Acceptance
General
Inc
preferred.
30
34
Dec
Industries
convertible
General
Jan
19% Oct
31
5
Jan
39 %
14% DeC 26
Apr 29
57
48
Wood
4%%
Co
(The)..
8% Jan 11
33% Oct 22
22
65
Apr
19% Jail
Corp
*82
14
15% Feb 27
Garrett
100
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
46% Oct
Gardner-Denver
11%
45
*30%
No"par
75
48
52% Feb
Co
General Cigar Co
General Contract
5
14% Jan 22
8
preferred
~5o
(The)..
^Nopar
72
86
49% Dec 31
20
Gamewell
Gar
common
convertible
39
6
Dec
5%
No par
6
15
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
70% Nov
Mar
-J../-,
(The).
40% Sep 15
93% Jun 27
35
9% Dec 20
Mar
102
9% Jan
125
Oct
55% Sep 26
36% Sep 24
2
Jan
Nov
16% Aug 21
Gabriel Co
9
.No par
.100
137
137
—100
*74
77
1
34%
34%
*74
33 VA
77
34%
137
137
*74
78
3374
3474
136 Va
•74
33%
136%
77
34%
37
287a
13574 137
*74
34%
190
230
77
3474
14,500
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
*
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EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
Dec
2
16% Apr
Feb 13
80% Jun
9
87
34% Jan
n
12% May
Jan
2
147! Dec
10
32% Jan
461% Dec 11
M51/2 oct 2i
80% Jan
•
152
17% Mar 20
24% Jun
2
7% Apr 25
14
10
11
16
13
10% Jan
10
14
25
Sep 3G
68% Aug 11
121% Oct
6
9
May
Mar
52
5
Feb 25
101
39 % Jan
41% Jun M
93% Feb
5
Apr
2
Jan 29
11 '/• Aug
6
81
Oct 28
f|
Nov
4
mm
Jwov
<
84
50
6
Sep
4
$5
Corp____l
95% Jan
10
99% Sep 25
May
Utilities Co—
20%
21%
20%
97!
9%
*9%
9%
9%
83
20%
21%
9
9
22 7
08
68
22%
«
;
*68
lie34
1147a
"
49,500
10
15^00
500
23
9,700
69
-
116%
300
117%
43,000
■>
43%
49
48%
86
84%
84%
*91%
93
*91%
48%
48%
*84%
$4;40
No par
!
100
preferred.—.—100
$4.44 dividend preferred
lOn
$5 dividend, preferred-—'
100
1
83-
'
9%
21%
67%
117
Shares
1674
20%
*9
23
115%
y
the Week
15%.
847a
20%
9%
67%
118%
llG7a
1674
*83
21
22%
68
*67
68
117%
110%
23%
23%
23%
23%
"67
$4.20 dividend preferred—
Common
102% July 14
100
Jun 13
109
-
1578
84%
20%
Friday
Oct. 11
Oct. 16
16
*33
84%
*83
84%
15%
16
20%
—No par
--25
preferred
Gulf Oil
Sep 24
May 29
.96
19
91% Sep
98
96
*83
Guantanamo Sugar
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf States
•4% Jan 24
,
May
Apr 17
15%
16
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 15
Oct. 14
Oct. 13
15%
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4% %
preferred
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp——1
14
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
14% Jan
89
fe*/2 Nov 20
l»y4 Oct
Lowest
Highest
16% Apr 30
18
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowes!
14
-v
-LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Previous
Moilday, October 20, 1958
dividend
*92
100
*92
100
103
103
103
-
*92
.
49 V»
49'a
84 7!
84'4
*84%
S6
93
93
93
*92
94
-
100'.
*92
102%
'102%
103
-<
49%
84%
84%
*91%!
93
*1017a
49%
100
*92
102%
49%"
100
-
*1017 2
7
5,200
100
100
.
:
102%
400
H
41% Feb
18% Dec
133/4 Dec 31
Dec 24
§7
•0% Dec 24
2
28% Jan
3
47% July
2
Hackensack
Water
7
67% AUg 12
Halliburton
Oil
Jan
21
26% Sep 24
21% Oet 13
Hall
38% Jan
20
13% May 20
11
Oct
13
45%
03%
2.j %
26
20%
21%
21
21%
1
11
70
Jan
2
86
15
21% Jan
2
33% Sep; 26
Rammermill Paper
39
May 31
26% Jan
40 y2
July 23
30
39
Sep 26
42% Oct 13
Hammond Organ Co
,_i
Harbison-Walk Refrac com—V.50
2
14
129
Jan
39% Mar 11
23
Apr
8
2
Jan
140
7
30
13
138
18% Dec 30
,
13
Jan
Jun
9
,
;
32%
4%
preferred
;
6
——100
Harris-Intertype
Corp—
:;;
32
88
;
.
24
Oct
10
5iy4Aug
30% July
8
Dec 30
S3
8
1% Oct
Nov 27
20% Apr
34% Jan 21
7
3% Jan
Dec'18
28 % Jan
18% JUn 19
28% Apr
2
76% Jun 20
■13/4 NOV 22
•9% Oct
9
«%
Dec
26
54
«s
Nov 19
91
7% Sep 30
9
,
22% Jan
42%
133
-133
32%
37
37%
42%
*130
15% Oct
3
41% Oct
14
17
Oct
59% Aug 27
89% Feb 21
83% Oct
2.50
a.
•
Harshaw Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
4%%
Haveg
Hayes
3%%
5
147!
37
*76
preferred^
100
*
u% Oct 10
18% Jan 22
17% Jan
28% Oct
6
Heller (W E) & Cp—
247/a Jan
23% Jan
30% Jun
3
Hejme (G W)
10
9% Dec 30
17% Jan
15
Jan
21
113% Oct 22
34% Mar
16
8
47% Jan 23
62
17% Feb 12
42% Sep
_
40% Jan
4
17% July 16
13
Sep
9
78
Jan
17
60
Jan
7
74% May 29
Nov 27
87
July 19
74
Jan
2
87
16 % Jan
2
29% Sep
13% Oct
22% Jan
26% Jan
11% Jan
7
S% Oct 22
10% Jun 20
15% Oct 22
25% July 2
16% Sep 24
22% Jan 11
15% Nov
31
Nov
8
1
Feb
12 V. Oct
11
22
71% Jan
39% Jan
Feb
8
6 % Jan
4
•4% Nov 13
15
Jan
30% Nov 18
•9
Aug 30
85
Mar 13
71
Oct 25
88
•7
Nov 20
100*
Apr 26
Apr
1
Sep -6
2% Nov 27
19% Jan
3
3
49% Oct 22
.7 5% Dec 31
9% Dec 18
15'
Dec
90
U% Dec 23
22
Jan
4
11% Jan 17
40
50
75% Aug 12
63% Jan
9
4
Dec
16% Dec 11
is y» Oct 23
May 31
56%
84
/:;; 26%
'37%.
267;;
297a
29%
*36%
16%
27
"■
4774
'<
30
37%
16%
16%
'47%'
•
47%
V
113
*111
',111
r
65 %
65%
41 %
41%
40%
41%
:
5
32%
32 */4
32%
32%
Corp
14%.
15%
14%
68
*66%
86
*85
26%
2.50
Hires Co
26%
26%
{■
26%
26%
27%
29%
29%
29A!
37%
16 7'a
36%
,36%
*36%
16%
16%
16%
16%
48 7a
487!
,53%
52%
54
'
113
*111
113 /
*111
277!
297a
.
60
3,200
1,300
.
120
37%,
5,500
31,700
113
15
66
65
65
39%
407a
39%
40%
40%
41
327!
32%
327!
32%
327!
327!
1,200
14%
14
65
657!
1,100
-
19,400
14'/a
147!
14%
11,000
*65 7'a
66%
*65%
.66%
30
857!
8574
857
a
85%
40
267a
27:;n
26%
27
26%
27%
10,500
133a
66%
*857!
27%
;
86
68
"86
*66%
*85
.
65
65%
1
Heyden Newport Qhem Corp
_1
3% % preferred series A
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
No par
180
2,900
857!
14 7«
65%
i
Hewitt-Robins Inc.
*84,.
'
667a
13%
13%
133!
2,100
297!
297!
29%
15,100
11%
11%
23
22%
227»
5,600
2,700
3
23% Sep
2
30
24
May 21
May 20
45
2
64% Oct
3
7
37% Oct
17
Sep
5
92
Jan
2
Jan
7
6% Sep
29
15
19
38% Apr 22
39% Sep 16
'
Feb 20
92
68% Oct
10
Oct
17
2
34% Oct
$4.25 preferred
—No par
of America common
1
2
23% Oct
10
35% Feb
11
2
14
3% Sep
7% Sep
9
87
2
86
86
5%
27%.
Hotel Corp
*•
63 ;
6
Aug
8
convertible'preferred
I
preferred—^
4%
\
No par
Howard Stores Corp—
1
Hoisre Sound Co (Delaware)—,—l
tHudson
5%
&
Manhattan
noncumulative preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min <fe Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Ihc com
5
5% jpreferred series A
Hupp Corp common
>
5%
convertible
.—100
1
pfd series A
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co_—
5
47% Sep 26
78% Oct
2
Ideal Cement Co
47% Oct
Illinois Central RR Co
9
35% July 14
47%
Jan
21
48
Jun
9
38
38 7a
60.3!
60%
61
34 %
36 %
367!
37''n
87%
87%
*86%
88%
5%
87
v.
G
27
19
*76%
87
*94%
97
2%
18%
534
78%
*66%
' 67%
13%
tl 6
18%
18%
83
83
43!
57a
-
-18 7
*83
84
5
•
'
:
221
227!
22
22 3
.*
4
11,900
127,800
...
.
3,800
400
67!
21%
217!
62
8,700
187!
3,400
84
460
6
213,900
5
•'
327!
227!
327!
■
447!
447!
1074
<;13
27!
83%
57!
32
22%
5,300
187!
84
4%
-SO
97
61
187!
317! .f 31'%
32
*57!
.; 60%
187!
a
12%
'■ ??'/«
6,100
667!
10
l
53!
59
01%
;
:
'2 7!
5%
:
6
13
*27!
9,500
;
83
65%
10%
127!,:
27!
534
83
*94 7 a
10
10'/a
2%
3.3%
347!
227!
23
447!
2,900
7,400
47
46 :?u
.77...
40%
*76 7 a
85
68
60
4%
787a
677 a
G3
'31%
*76'/a
97
r&12%
400
37%
377!
*83
2%
32%
/
19%
37%
.*947a
82%
5%
19%
*377!
97
18%
82%.
19%
87
61%
18%
82%
/
t
6,900
...
37 7 a
78%
>10
70
6
27
37 34
197!
*37
377i
13%
35,000
88
5%
27
377!
377 a
*94%.
10%
a
19%
*86
5%
27 7!
*83
10
'« 2',
5%
*26%-
*76%
68%
JV 12 7 it
.%■
•
6
2774
367a
;
67*'a
67!63
5
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78'%
*83
12%-
f5%
61%
19 ?!
19%
36%
10%
5%
*26%
6,400
3,300
.
.
45%
45;%
45
443!
1,900
77
77%
78
753!
777!
76
767!
767 a
77%
46%
44%
46%
43%
457a
427!
44%
43%
45%
5,000
22,900
33,
33%
327!
327!
32%
33
11,800
42%
457:?
33%
33%
33"%"
33%
4.08%
41
41
*41%
42%
427 a
*417!
43
4.26%
*43
44'a
*43%
44 7a
*43
44'a
*43
44%
43
.
43
50
*49%'
50
*49%
50
*497!
50
49%
497!
*45 V4
47%
*45'!
477a'
*457!
477!
*457!
47%
'.
44%
*42
44%
*42
447!
*42
44%
15
common—
preferred.
;
i
50
preferred
50
4;70% preferred
I——50
4.42% preferred
i
;
50
1 4.20%
preferred
i
.50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
tJun 23
6% Apr 25
12% Dec 23
9% Apr
5
39% Jan 14
14
Jan
2
24% Sen
30
19
88% Jan
8
Industrial Rayon_,
65
Jan
2
.93% Oct
14
Feb
11
156
99% Jan
4
Ingersoll-Rand common—
6%
preferred
July 30
38 3 a
007!
<
Illinois. Power Go
44% July 28
2
387!
35%
97
r2%.
10
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
29% Jan
39%
00%
27
68%
10
1.,.
52% Jan 22
3
.
..
38%
34%
85
_'_Nopar
Idaho Power Co
48% Aug 26
47
Sep 18
% Feb
-
287!
607!
37%
<53
22%
*27%
39%
363«
11%
com-—100
-
22%
28'/!
35:%
*36 3 4
10
-
227!
*27%
61
78
84
21%
28»1
60 %
*86%
20
*94%.
22%,
39
'
36%
*76%
22'!
*27*%'
28 %
37%
-
36%
100
13%
35%
t.
6%
*37
100
1
4.40% preferred.
Houston Lighting & Power
*27%
27%
16%
50
•'
28%/
0
25
$2:25 convertible preferred
17
10% Sep
13% Oct
'
17
3
35%.
com
6
20% Jan
13% Jan
13
62 %
35%
13%
39?k
61%
5
Corp
6
9
Oct 13
16% Jun 26
Oct
39%
_lo
Chemical
Jun
14
27
51% Jan
2
28% Jan 13
12.50
Hooker
Jun
22
10
18
18
2
*27%
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
8% Jan
5% Jan
Apr
3% Apr
40% Apr
13% Jan
72% Jan
2% Jan
'
22%
30
Houdaille-Industrles Inc common—3
97% Aug 13
52% Jun 12
1
10
preferred
90
13
75% Sep 16
81% Sep 26
common.,
convertible
5%
84
9
27% Jan
5
28% Sep
21% Sep
10
36% Jan
.
Holly Sugar 6orp
:
Homestake Minings
Honolulu Oil Corp
31
Jan
' Oct
Nov 13
79
55%
84
:
-11%
29% Jan
It
79
80
*84
.
11%
42
July 16
40%
78
56%
85%
287!
41
40
41%
40%
78
56%
'
117a
9
15
40
50%
140
1,700
19,800
29 3..
8
Jan
14%
137ii
2
48
14%
21,400
28%
32% May
46% Mar
' NOV 14
14%
--
•t 11%
47% Apr
40
15
287!
r
29%
19
11
V 14 3 4
297a
147! ;
"
11%
13
Feb
29
28%
Jun
52
36
28'%
11%
Jan
6
*35%
293a
78
26%
'
4,100
36 i
11%
40
Nov
367!
30
287a
29 7!
it
44
*357a
3,300
/ 3,000
13%
15% Feb
1
8
6
May 21
35% May 23
30
6%
267!
32%-
11%
3
Apr
85% Apr
Sep 27
Dec
67 a
28%
19
4
16% Jan 14
1% Dec 23
323!
6%
•
13%
85
it% Apr 29%
30
25%
32%
67a:
25%
Holland Furnace Co__:
6
39% Feb 24
8
6
267!
32%
6'!!
23,900
(Charles E)
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp_—__50c
32% Jan
18
4% May
12% Oct 23
19
Jan
18% Jan
l%Sep
3
1% Oct 23
263ii
41
30
113
5,100
:
41% :
*83%
37%
*111
30
307!
a-''\ 417!
'
5,100
133
k
40
16%
100
30
12% Aug 11
23% Apr
60% July 11
•
41
78
48%
No par
*130
29%
40%
56%
16 V4
preferred
133
29
413a
2,400
78
27%
1
*130
29%
50.
9,200
387!
417«
32%
40V2
474
Hershey Chocolate Corp,
Hertz Co (The)
i
Hilton Hotels
*36 ?
133
•
30% Aug 28
17% Jan
28% Jan 10
23% July 24
39% May 29
97
18% Nov 26
15
r-
417a
VV-:
2
Jan
25% Jan
40% Jan 10
tl
Sep 30
5%
25
37%
41%
/ 2074
.
14%
—2 1/12
common
377!
41
4074
.
I:
:No par
Powder
377!
41%
4,900
87%
303!
9% Jan 20
10
Oct
14
9% Jan 10
4
12% Dec 23
Hercules
37
*85
56%
30%'
'
29%'
30%
867 a
13'a
21
5
40
70
Apr 23
67% Sep 30
noncumulative preferred
Hercules Motors
118
3
Oct 21
Dec 24
17% Oct 22
48
3
36% Apr 24
44% Feb
3
34
Sep 29
15% Sep 29
15% Dec 30
9
17
54
53% Jan
19
14%
103/4
00%
70%
4
Oct
1
7%
27
17% Aug
38% May
108% Oct
July 25
Jun
38
32% Jan
10
Feb 25
10
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
common
21%
30%
41
30%
39
84
-27
_i
12% Sep 19
10% July 23
21
307a
*84
*76
*
"
ft.
21
31 %
*56
78
57
84
,
20%
85
'
377!
56%
—25
1
36.
14%
15
—
preferred
3.65%
14%
4,800
Tr. 0%
:
6%
29
14,900
25.7a
"k 32-%
26%
*35%
36
30%
600
66%
25%
.28%
v-
;
/ 33%
36
45 %
65
257b
*130
31% ';
41% I
67u
28%
100
common
26%
1
:
i
33
6% ;*' 7 %
.50
Heinz (HJ) Co. common,.
.
-26%
"33%
1
preferred^.
Industries Jnc
Industries Inc
Becht Co
26%
34
.5
10
L
Hat Corp of America common
17
79
43% Jan
-
Corporation
40%
41 /••■
40%
45%
6474
257!
4
*36%
;
,
135
v/. 30 •
32
31%
-
Harsco
7
34% Jun 26
9
72% Jan
6
July 24
May
Oct
36
6
22% Apr 25
12% July 14
1
14%
27
SEP
9
34% Sep 30
29
22% Jan 20
32% Mar 25
6% Jan
41% Oct 14
-
31,
•
18% Dec
y
„
41%
V
37%
37%
42
_i
s
*86
7
T
1
.;V31 ..
2.50
*.
.
86
"86
100
Co—
6% preferred
Mar 17-
£§•
convertible
45%
•'63%
21
30
64%
25%
45 y4 Jan
*45 7a
63%
20%
46
65
25%
*"'•
45%
23%
85
46
64%
5
Cementing
62%
25%
45 7
46
.5
25
—
Well
(W F) Printing Coy
:
Hamilton Watch Co common
111% Jan
14% Dec 23
t»% Oct 21
117% Oct 14
17
Jan
24
20
49% Apr
21
89% Jan
Nov
4
SB
93% Dec 30
-
*417!
!
1
43
110
'
50
*45%
-47%
44%
*42
.
33%
*42
33%
34
347
33%
a
34
50
'
347!
34%
347!
40
2,500
3574
Industria Electrica De Mexico
•% Dec 30
148
99
Nov 1.4
Jan 16
Dec
156
10
May 27
162
Jan
2
121% Oct
25% Jan
2
73
11% Dec 23
55% Jan 11
80
23% May 14
22% Jan
13
Nov 13
18% Oct 21
52
Jan
2
II
Nov
4
92
Jan
21
18
Dec
24
170% Oct 22
35% Jan
3
376% July
8
15% Dec 23
117
Apr 29
■
Oct
1
18% Jun
300
5
Jan
10
Jan
,2
143
Oct
3
Nov 11
156% Jan 25
31% July 10
76
Nov 14
11% Dec 19
•8
86
27
W
May
23 Va Jan
•9% Oct 22
9% Oct 22
•2% Nov 19
37
38% Jan 11
»% Oct 22
2
9
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
109% July
98
July 30
7% Dec 30
26 %
Feb
9
8
May 10
11% Dec 17
106% May 10
18
125
8% Oct
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
1
707! Jan 17
7
Jan, 2
85% Feb 27
Sep 25
7% Jan 13
88
57% Jan"
7
43
8
July 18
3
;
S A
100 pesos
—
:
Inland Steel Co
.1
:_No par
13
17
Insuranshares
54% Sep 29
92% May 13
26% Sep 30
Ctfs
Iron
39% Oct
13
Int'l
7%
preferred
Z
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Jun
11
33% Sep
15
78 % Jun
13
common
11% Apr
13% Feb
4
Feb
4
135% Oct
14
11
26
40% May 23
32% July 14
40
May
7
25
Jan
8
International
28
Jan
2
39% Aug
35% Oct
29% Jan
217! Jan
13
■7% Dec
9
18% Oct 21
35
July 12
Feb
20
II
Dec
30
37% July 10
36 y2 July 16
337/a May 10
18
Oct
22
14% Feb
•0% Oct 23
li%
Nov
84% Jan
18
Dec
Dec"24
22
13
Jan
13
3
May 28
2
17% Jun
2
35% Aug
7
31
Jan
28
28% Mar 29
27% Jan
29% Jan 13
4
22
50% July 15
6% Jun 11
6
17
17
54% Jun 13
Jan
Oct
33% Oct 17
30 % Aug 20
13 V8 Jan
2
130
53
32% Sep
24
111% Jun 28
81
Oct 22
8% Feb
33%
4
19
100
118
Jan
.
2
10
36% Feb 27
38% Jun
10
34% July 16.
44% Aug 11
126% July 24
42% Oct
3
7%
2574
-
*156
165
*156
165
*156
118
119
117
119
113
Limited—
1
No par
100
_i.No par
52',4
26
444%
52
*87
247a
434
7!
39'!
38%
1477!
1477a
*87
89
257!
24
4457 a
434
387!
39%
147
1477!
147:%
317!
307a
317!
30
*727!
757!
*74
20%
197!
95
107!
107 a
11574
11774
*88
52
52%
7534
317!
*74
937!
.
90
90
97!
107!
10
10.
10
60 7!
61
135
1347!
3378
.
8874
917!
917!
93
97!
897!
974
10%
1337!
477!
497!
327!
31 %
324
287!
28
1
5
277!
28%
28
133
*337!
28
"
-
33%
37
377!
:
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
»
preferred
*337!
34
100
517!
53
3274
337!
28%
287!
287!
287!
138,300
5,800
1,900
167!
16%
167!
16%
16%
16%
167!
33
3274
32%
32 3 4
33
33
167!
33
-
17
33
167!
33
33
9,500
1,200
36%
37
6,600
32%
41%
5,200
3678
367!
367!
367!
367!
367!
lo
317a
31%
3174
3274
31%
32?a
317a
32
32
417!
427!
41
417!
40
41
3974
397!
40
*120
123
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
5
Jacobs
=■120
417!
123
417!
*120
407!
123
41%
407»
407!
1,100
7,100
3,500
507!
34
36%
1
630
32 7!
36 7!
_1
1,200
487!
50c
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
100
-
317!
*33
34
97a
337!
337!
477!
;
132 Va
133
37
32
5
60
337!
47
3.50
97!
59%
36
327!
92
10
34 Va
:
116
60
37
6,400
54,700
9,300
16,700
■
10%
115
*90
91
337a
34
*
133
1337 a
97!
10
1147!
367a
477!
.
10
*597!
-
347!
32
Corp,
Interstate Dept Stores
1117!
*90
607!
477!
Interstate Power Cp
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co.
97!
107!
114%
377!
34
i
197!
927!
34
*33
307!
757!
197!
25
& Teleg_No par
International Utilities
*727!
197!
60
1357!
147%
30
757!
197!
33%
377!
1477!
307!
20
37.7!
34
1477!
39,600
1,120
25,600
397!
*727!
757!
25
377!
17,100
38%
30
31
13,100
25%
444
147
147%
897!
-
90
60%
24%
4397!
4,000
89
387a
37%
39
112%
116%
10
25
300
■'
52%
89 %
937!
1147!
*89
52
*87
438
432
v
21,600
27%
89
23%
25 %
439
10,300
417!
277!
52
*87
89
118%
27%
a
50%
52"!
165
41%
197!
207!
60'/!
135
■.
*26 7
27
j
.40%
397!
417!
No par
common—
preferred
International Telep
$6
5
common!
7.50
No par
International Salt.
Silver
119%
89
207!
International Shoe
51% Apr 23
517!
*87
5
preferred
Dec
117
39
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
71
Oct
*156
116
-No par
International Paper
$4 preferred
Dec 24
165
165
*156
440
:
International
24
9,200
5
—100
21
18
27,200
93'!
*26
—100
13
5%
23 7!
91
267!
com
06%.July 16
Packers
22%
93
20%
.
117% Oct
Oct
23 7
897!
27
.
13
95
217!
93%
_No par
Int'l Business Machines
4% preferred
;
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
21% Aug 27
22%
92
27
1
8
166
21'!!
93 7 0
40
Corp—
454% Oct
Harvester
23%
927!
427!
.5
100
6,500
22%
93
39
1
87!
24
43
—
8
8
7%
9274
20
Inc
87!
237!
41%
Interchemioal Corp common
4% %
preferred
Interlake
8.
8 7!
118%
Inspiration Cons Copper
27% Oct
100
:
87!
_No par
,'a
Oct
8%
8
*120
407!
123
407!
*120
407!
6,100
123
41
3,000
4% Feb 10
11% Oct 11
9% Oct
l
87!
8%
8%
8%
87!
87!
97!
97!
46,800
287/s Jan
18
Nov 19
26% Sep
3
Jaeger Machine Co
5
237!
23%
237a
237!
227a
2374
237!
227a
233/8
4,000
78
15% Jan
2
19% Feb 25
2274
47% July 11
Jun
3
1
307!
327!
3174
32
30%
31%
307!
317 a
3274
82
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
31%
91
33% Oct
Jan
15
84% Sep
26
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
86%
80
86%
85
85
85
86
84
85
510
Feb
pfd—100
8674
3
92
Oct
17
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
1
83
88
887a
887!
89
90
897!
897!'
897!
92
1,500
May 27
34% Apr 23
bS
Jan
24
100
*87
88
857!
85%
11
Jan
9
24
47% Jan 28
60% Aug
2
56
78
89y2Feb 28
86
Aug 29
84% Dec 10
99
Feb
12
52% July 3
97
July 11
64% July 24
85% Dec 18
80% Nov 6
99
Jan
2
38% Dec
76% Jan
17
.
17
lor footnotes
see page
24.
85
35
93
38
Jan
3
Apr 11
Mar
4
May 22
16
47% Aug 26
115
Oct
17
59% Oct
10
99% Aug
54% Oct
7
8
(F L)
Co
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson &
Jones
&
Laughlin Steel
X87
5
43%
441/4
43 3 !
12%
:
Johnson
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
897!
1107!
1107!
1107a
9
87
447!
112
*85'!
43%
113
44%
113
447!
112
457!
113
9
*84
45%
113
87
467!
115
10
-
.
57%
5974
56 7!
57%
54%
577!
53%
56
55%
567a
100
com.
987!
987!
987!
98%
98%
987«
98%
9874
98%
99
1
53%
54
50%
537!
507!
52
497!
51%
5174
5274
6,100
150
60,300
2,100
71,600
440
11,400
•Volume
Number 5787
188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
15
<1627)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
■
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
*"•
.
i
46 3/4
30
Dec
22
67% Dec
19
Dec
82
33% Oct
£oa/4
5
39% Jan 24
83
Mar 12
23
74% July 23
«
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J vu'
9
t
ooi/
o
Sep
Oct
°o
48
2
38 % Jan
79
108
n!
Oct
98
Jan
88
Nov 21
102
Feb
18
86% Sep.. 18-.
90% Oct
6.,
80
Aug
28
96
Feb
21
90
Jan
2
96
84% Oct
25
96
Apr
91
Sep
5
99
Dec
11
77% Jan
-4
32
Nov
7
38% Jan
31
25% Oct
22
22
29
% Oct
3
26% July 11
15
Apr 17
49 3/i July 10
9% Dec
5
31
77% Dec
17
32% Oct
22
75% Jun
28
37% July 2T,
103' Jan
10% Jan
9.
2
40% Oct
22
50 %
26
Dec
26
35% Jan
23 % Dec
19
23
65% Jan
July 25
lri/'jflv *7
7
2
conv
30
7
Dec
17
27% Apr
11
King-Seeley Corp
23% Dec 30
34% Jan
'4
17
Dep 30
KLM Royal
44% Sep 2o '
16% May 26
Jan
17
26% May
66% Dec
0
47
4
61
12% Oct
22
20% Oct
16
Oct
Airlines—100
Dutch
Koppers Co Inc
4% Jan 24
27
.
24% Dec
24
E
Nov 27
82
•
10% Dec
11
1
Dec
22
Oot
22
«
22
Oct
21
19
Jan
15
14% Oct
22
'
31
Jan
9
4
.
32% Jun 14
68% Jan
46% Dec 24
5% Jan
36% Oct
25
Oct
10
57 % Jan
or2l^of
9/4 Sep 24
2
Zo-r Apr
ian
12
11
80% Oct
!0
22
Jun
7
107% Feb
18
23% Jan
7
Feb
28
NOV
89
Aug 26
15% Jan
116
Mar
Apr
4
34
Dec
Oct
99
82
Mar
85
4
Oct
14
32% Jan
10
Jan
10
128
12
116% Oct
"
"
"
:
V
600
62%
63%
13,700
25/4
25 %.
26 %
42%
26%
43%
84
84
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26%
41^
,
.
26%
Toil'
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17
17
17%
1,100
28%
2,400
42 %
*69
1
1
*53/4
54
*53%
54
54
56
*55
56
*55
*17
17%
*17
17%
17
-
56 V
17%
3,200
•
50
\
1
56
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*41%
42%
*41%
42%
*41%
42%
*41%
42%
*41%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12 %
12%
12%
5,300
12%
78%
78%
'
100
79
79
79
42%
43%
40%
41
41'A
41
42%
41%
52
48%
50
48%
48%
6G%
pfd__100
100
100
;
100
100
<
I
■
30%
41%
5
7,600
57
425
J
107,900
67%
39
79
16%c
69%
39%
64%
43%
No par
No par
1
12J50
67%
33/4
it
I
•
2,600
57
425
1
24,200
12%
38%
78%
3%
17%
12%
56%
41
1
1
10
5
100
&
6%,
17
12%r
39%
42%
18
conv
10
17%
68%;
1
1
3
1
5
I_
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
;
19,500
12
56%
*55
common
130
,
48%
45
preferred (1st series)
$3.50
31%
65
*GC
Melville Shoe Corp common..—..1
4% preferred series B
100
Merck
22%
*62
..No par
Inc
Corp
4/4%
6,400
83%
64 %
6%
& Robbins
Mead
47% Sep
7
22V4 Jan
37%
33%
38
27%
Trucking Co
24
9
86% Jan
37%
84
58%
26%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
36 Vb
*83%
69%
27%
McLellun Stores Co_,
29
40%
27%
No par
3
22
25% May 20
44 % Nov 29
20
McLean
-
122
28%
39%
12.50
called
Sep
33'A Apr
105% Jan
76
19
17
93
6
74% Nov 25
19
9% Jan
15% Feb
*119%
29
64
15%
preferred
.50
Stores Corp common__50c
convertible preferred
100
McKesson
13
3
15
425
:,410
No par
No par
common
122
28'A
*57 %
15%
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
McGraw-Edison Co..
McGraw-Hill Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
25
12% Apr
29
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
40% Jun
Apr
1
Jl% Nov 27
21
Mar
3%%
17
43% Oct
31% Apr 23
7% Jun
12% Dec 30
$2.50
McCrory
8
28% Mar
47
;
preference
$3 preference
McCall Corp
42% Aug 29
Dec
42% Apr 30
133/4 Mar 11
39% Jan
11
21% Dec 31
common
1947 series.
preferred
•
58
1
Maytag Co common
4
17% Sep 26
28/4 Oct 17
40%
58
15%
:
preferred
$3.40
71%
40
No par
com
$3.75 pfd
4
69
15%
;
16
61% Sep
12%
Co
Corp
26
75-
493/4 Nov
&
Co
Masonite
12%
7%
common
preferred
Martin
46% Oct
Mar 22
32% Feb 25
4/4%
.
85% Jun
Sep
83
23
Midl(Wid Corp
85% Jun
Jan
Jan
6
Dec
Sep
12%
6%
convertible preferred
18
34
76
83
Nov
22
Sep
12%
6/4
Oil Exploration
Marshall Field
6
*12%
7/4
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
23.
12%
1
5% Jan
-
12%
31%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
4%
84%
5
1
'
38
83%
1
Manhattan-Shirt
Marine
28%
36 %
'83%
1
28% Oct
18% Jan
51% Jan
28%
38%
83%
No par
....
Jan
-
29%
37%
3G
*1)°%
3d-/2
-*
84
28 %
1,600
30
30
29%
30
122
16%
50
7
„
Dec
77
'
Mahoning Coal RR Co..
Mallory (P R) & Co
Mandel Bros..
30
*119%
38
,29%
50
Aug
7
8
.
30
30
119%
83
29%,
1
preferred
conv
29%
119/4
37%
,_io
Manati Sugar Co
20% Oct
25
4% %
100
29%
122
1
j.
8% Sep 29
5% Apr
;
No par
Magnavox Co (The)
15
,
5
Garden
7% Jan
12% Jan
Jan
9% July.23
17% Jan 14
450
10
23% Apr 29
2
5% Jan
4% Nov 12
43/8 Nov 26
16
Sep 16
Square
29%
*119%
No par
Madison Fund Inc
1
25
30% Jan
«
12% Jun
31% Jan 10
2
11% July
3
May 14
3
78% Jan
10
100
common
6% preferred
;
Mack Trucks Inc.
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
31% Aug 27
32% May 17
861% Jan 30
22
7% Mar 28
33
MacAndrews & Forbes
Apr 17
323/4 July 12
193/4 Oct 22
27
a23
4
125
Vb
51
79%
'
)
79'A
79%
41
42
41%
42%
7,600
40
40%
41%
48%
49%
50
10,000
16,300
'39%
48
17%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
3,000
17%
90
89%
90
89
90
83%
89
89
90
67%
64
66 %
63
64%
64/4
65/4
8,000
67%
66 %
.
*
2,200
87%
i
7%
14%
8
14%
18%
18%
45%
46
*93
24%
xl6%
7%
8
7%
8
7%
8
7%
8
5,100
.
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
18%
18%
18%
18
18
18
18
45%
45%
44%
44%
45/4
2,400
15%
18%
14%
43
44%
45%
95
*93
95
93%
93%
*92%
24%
X23%
24%
23%
23%
23/4
94
23%
*92%
4,500
11,700
110
94
23%
7,700
23%
770
80
80 %
79%
79%
79
79%
79%
73 %
80
79%
28%
29
28%
28/4
2,700
28%
28%
28
27%
28 Va
27%
69%
69%
70%
54,200
70%
72
69%
71%
68%
70%
67%
*76
79
73
78
*77
78%
*77
79
203
207
r201
207
r2Q0
202 %
*197
♦78
100
79
44
45
203
1,500
Va
3,200
45%
44
44%
44
44
17
17%
16%
17 Vs
30,100
17%
17/4
17%
17
17
17
59%
60%
59
59%
4.800
60
60 %
59%
59'A
59%
58 %
83%
83%
83%
34%
60
83%
%
*83%
*83%
84%
*83
84%
97
*95
97
82
81
42%
43%
44%
97
*95
9ft
95
*95
97
*95
*80
83
*80
83
*80
83
80 %
82
*80
79
80%
80 %
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101
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*79
81
79
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101
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101
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101
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101
1
10
20
-
60
>
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1628)
...
Monday, October 20,1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Lowest
.Highest
31;
50% Jan
38% Jun
26 V* Dec 26
40% Jan
35
*
Dec
-
'12% Dec'23
2
88
25% Feb 24-
11
Dec. 30
58
Feb
15
*49% Aug
4
6
7
21% Feb
Jan
17
101% Sep
17% Oct
38%
40%
36%
40%
36=4
38%
38%
39%
4434
44%
45%
44
44%
43%
41%
43%
44%
1
*36%
37%
36%
36
36
36%
*35%
36=8
42%
43%
42 y8
421/a ""
42
84
84
84
83%
2
Jan
10
80% OCt
17
24% Oct
9
27% Oct
14
16% Sep 30
97% Sep 10
10
11% Jan
2
73% Feb 25
*
preferred
$4
"Jan
14
.Jun
5
11
21% Jan
2
3534 Oct
8
28% Sep
4
.12% Jan 14
27% Jan
6
34 % Aug 13
4% Jan
2
18% Oct
6
32"%Oct' 22
17% Dec 30
HOY i May 24
31
Feb 25
Mission Corp
18% Feb 25
44% Aug
25% Aug
8
43% "May 27
6
26% Get 22
37% May 23
27
25
Dec
13
4% Dec
17
12% Jan
22
30 fr Dec 30
'
Jan
13
•
Paper
Minnesota Power 6s Light
Minute Maid Corp—
5
17
7%
11% Apr 12
Nov
13
72% May 1
83% Apr 22
50
Nov
8
29
Oct
Jan
10
8% Jan
13
15% Jan
6
12% Sep
20% Sep
22
11% Apr 22
14% Sep
18
5% Dec 26
62
49% Jun 12
26% Mar
8% Sep
39 Vb Oct
■
41% July 11
16% Oct 22
38% Oct 21
8
29"% Apr 30
8
22% Jan
8
Jan
30% Feb 26
4
4% Apr
97%
17%
17%
37;/
17%
18%
96%
97%
97
13%'
17%
*80%
17%
84
16%
84
80%
80%
16%
80%
24%
*24
"25
23%
24%
24
340
,
.2,700
■
.
17,700
14.100
24
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
16%
16%
16
16
15%
75 Tb
15%
15%
15%
16%
92%
94
-
94%
.95%
96
*80%
'
93%
-94
93%
94%
*94
96
17%
94%
93
94%
*94
96
r
96
-94
35%
38%
34%
35%
34Vb
32
32%
32%
32
32%
18
16%
17%
16%
43
40%
41%
23%
24%
23
24%
35
36
35%
36%
35%
36%
8%
8%
65%
66%
33%
34 y4
8%
100
65%
66
34
34%
8%
'
95
32%
14.400
17%
32%
16%
-!
17
41
41
23%
24%
'
60,600
18,600
41%
23%
-
IOO
8,400
4,600
J
"31%
33%
36%
36%
7%
8V4
8%
63%
65%
63%
66
65%
33 Ya
28,600
24,500
t,
9%
66%
32%
L|'
21,200
37%
8%
8
/
1,600
34%
39%
L
LV
95
34
23
'
,100
9,300
•
*.;•
'
34%
Xl6%
-
17,500
"
600
32
17%
40%
24%
17%
80%
34
35%
31 %
_io
'
,
97%
24%
17%
42%
preferred series A
37%
18%
37
*
-
84
No pair
com
37
100
6,900
.
24%
"
23%
18,909
V
3%% preferred
4.20% preferred
5}%
70
16%
-;
.
9;%
Monon BE class A
24,600
16%
16%
9T«
9%
10%
4,100
49,500
69 VB
1
69%
69%
300
80%
12 Yd
19^«
19%
143»
*13%
"
70%
*69%
81%
*80
12
•11Tb
19%
*11%
71
,
•
31%
*80
81 Va
12 Vi
*11%
12
19 3 4
19%
*13 %
20
■
130
'
"13%
8%
38 Yd
27%
26a/d
27
63 Yd
273/a
63%
/
-
63% '
62%
63 Va
18
17%
18%
32%
39%
30%
32%
39 Va
13%
8%
36%
26%
27
63%
5
14%
*13%
14 34
19%
39
39 Va
8%
39%,
No par
19%
19%
20
37 VB
8%
8%
38%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
33%
16%
9%
80%
80 Yd
12%
2
Montana Power Co (The)
33 Vb
*16%
10%
*11%
80 %
Co
32 Vb
16%
9%
*80
*11%
No par
•
——
34 VB
16%
-
16Tb '"'V10 V«
71
♦69
70
No par
25
Tool
Monsanto Chemical
V
17
10%
1.25
—
Monarch Machine
Class B
16%
.5
100
100
Mojud Co Inc
28% Jun 27
64% Oct
9
5
Jan
45
18%
95%
41%
Mohasco Industries Ins common.
13
18%
97%
17%
Missouri Pacific BR class A—No pay
Missouri Public Service Co
1
23
29
29
20
25
10
29
23
24-
82% Aug
Apr 16
17
15% Dec 23
10
2
52
24% Apr 18
23% Jan
9
13
Oct
58
Sep
17% Sep
10% Sep
72% Aug
2
Jan
36
2
15
4% Jan
20
44% Jan 31
30
Apr
16% Oct
30
4% Dec
18%
95
-'17%
:V;"
19% Dec
18%
96
:5
.
Missouri-Kan-Tex BR
'
38
19%
No par
...1
;
.1
Development Co__
Mississippi iBiver Fuel Corp
17
9% Jun
66% Oct
2
30% Jan
0
37% Oct
10
4% Jan
-
18
06% Mar
4% Oct
Minnesota Si Ontario
38%
84
15,500
42%
83
84
20,800
/
'
38%
*38
42
*24
No par
.2.50
Mission
35% Apr
20%'Dee 30
100
42%
*80%
'
93
*83%
37%
18%
'
"
'
95
Minn St Paul &S 3 Marie—No par
Minn Mining & Mfg com
No par
Jan
17
9
84
*35
38%'
1
7% Jan
59
*36
43%
84
>.100
.—
10
Minneapolis-Honeywell Beg
—.1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common.
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd cony preferred
.25
Minneapolis & St Louis By_.No par
26
98 % Feb
88% Segp -47
42%
.5
Minerals <te Chem Corp; of Amer—
12
Shares
40%
13% Jan 13
1
25'%'MaT 1
24% July 25
21% July 12
101
July --ft
Dec 124
Jun 10
14% Jan
76
91% May 31
5
17
Jan
the Week
Oet. 17
Oct. 16
44%
6
copper
Enterprises Inc
Midland-Boss Corp common
5%% 1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
13
oet. is
39
Midland
Miami
Sep 19
78
Dec 31
"Dec
39
43% Oct
16% Mar
7% Dec 31
58
12
25
2
July 15
131
73% Jan 29
%
28% Jun
40
25% Oct 21
'
13
gales fur
Friday
,.
;
Oct. 14
Oct. 13
—10
Middle South Utilities Inc
' May 31
32% Jan 14:
July • 8
Dec 31
1
45% July 22
62% Dec 12
"
77
40% Oct
8
Tuesday
Monday y
V
Par
4
35% Jan
53
16
** :
v
EXCHANGE
24% Mar
5
3
Dec
30T-» Jan
Highest
34% Jan
10
2
25
<
NEW YORK STOCK
Bang* Since Jan. 1
Year 1937
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALK rBICES
'Wednesday
Thursday
STOCKS
Previous
8% "
8%
;
13%
8V4
100
14%
8%
38%
26%
27
63
62 Va
•
8>4
37%
BOO
63 Va
37%
26%
62 Va
17%
/
-
26%
■■
36%
;.v
1,800
18%
'
108,300
4,100
•
5,600
Montecatlni Mining 6s Chemical22
17% Dec 23
Dec 23
18
14% Jun 22
18% Jan
H
18% Feb 25
19
Feb
32% Oct
14.
22
26
19
Morrell (John) & Co
Motorola Inc
Motor Products Corp
12% Apr
16% Jan
10
31% Aug 26
25% Oct 13
17% Jan
19% Jan
11%, Jan
13
37% Nov
7
51% July 2
47
Jan 10
27
3
12% Doc 23
32% Jan
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
30% Dec
12
31
31
May
Jan
Jan
17
Feb
25
50
1
No par
Lines
12
18
18
/
31%
31
:
39 Vb
39%
19%
18
47%'
49
57%
60%
57%
15%
60%
15%
5
16
17
1
30%
30%
Munalngwear Inc
Murphy Co (O C)
;
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
ft
25%
25%
X
V
29%
*48
19%
18%
7,300
31 Va
■
19Tb
32
34,000
39Ve
39 Va
31.200
19%
6,600
19%
17%
17%
178d
17;%
18%
6,000
48 Va
48 Va
48
47%
49%
10.60Q
55%
.57%
56%
57.
56
56 Va
16,700
16%
15%
25
40%
29Tb
28%
29%
49
49%
,
/
40%
15%
29V4
29%
29%
5,200
2,400
24%
24%
25 Va
5,600
15%
41
3,600
41
40%
•
49%
40 Tb
28%
28%
28%
49
28%
28%
40%
28 Vb
*48
15%
29%
15%
30
24%
;
24%
15%
29%
49%
40 "A
10
No par
*17%
31%
393/b
47%
'
30
/ 30%
25% J. 25 Va
40Vb
40%
,
31 ;
39
,
17%
18%
48%
10
;
18%
48%
.
19%
19%
19%
18%
3
Motor Wheel Corp
Sep 18
19%
19%
10
Mueller Brass Co
32% Jun 25
19% Jan
38
1
Moore-McCormack
13
Oct
41
30% Jan
July 26
50
18% Dec 10
37% Dec
8
May
37
23% Jan 11
19% Dec 31
14% Mar 25
35
18
31%
39 Yd
1,000 lira
20% Sep
19
Aug
49% Sep
60% Oct
25% Jan 24
10% Oct 22
Dec
shares
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co.
2
Jan
28
35% Feb
17
American
39% Aug 28
19% Jan
36% May 31
40% Jan.
7
27% Dec 30
49
48
43
;
13,600
300
'''
5
N
18% Jan
4
11
40% Dec 30
80 %
Jan
8
30
Jan
3
Aug 19
59% Oct 14
14% Jan
10% Dec
31
14
July 3
38% Jan 14
9% Dec 24
20% Oct
22
Jon
2
35
142 y2 Aug
19
9% NOV 14
46% Feb
12
18% Dec 23
Jun
20
19% Oct
22
33
77% Oct 22
■
23% Mar
42% Dec
4iy8 Jan
166
9% Jan
5
Dec 30
149% Oct
'
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13
13%
13%
13 Vb
1,500
57
57%
58
59%
59
59
57
59
55Va
57
2,700
18%
19
18%
19
18 Vb
18%
18 Vb
18 Tb
18
18%
8,200
14%
27%
14
14 Vb
14
2,900
26%
27
48%
49 V«
'154%
155 Yd
;
7% preferred
National Can Corp
14% Oct
3
76% Oct 13
9
9% Jan
2
4
50% Jan
17
24% May 22
38% Mar IB
28% May 21
19% Jan
2
37% Jan
7.
24% Aug 29
47% May 20;
20% Jan
2
28% Oct
86% Jan
8
95
101% Apr
3
19% Jan 25
46
July
8
42
Jan
8
97
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
84% Apr
17
138
July
17% Jan
8
12
165
Dec
139
148
Jan 23
,
May
7
21% July 11
58% Sep 17
May ft
H5Va Oct 10
8
Oct
2
168
143
Jun 17
130% Sep
15
12% Apr 12
15% Sep
4
13% Jan
7
18% Sep 10
47% Jan
4
30% Sep 25
14% Dec
21% July 18
21% May 12
15
Jan
6
18
49% Dec 17
29% Nov. 22
36% Jan
7
Dec
2
17
•80%
Jan"*" 3
:37% Mar 11
44
20
Nov 29
76% Oct 17
40% Sep
9
6% Dec 30
11
7 % Jan
>
8% Oct 23
14% Jan T1
9% Jan
-
11
4% Jan
4% Dec 23
13
10
Nov 20
"Dec
23
8
May 17
Jan
16% Feb
5
-
14% Feb
-
12% Oct
7
6% May lft
14% Jun
4
•13% Jan
4
10% Jan
13%
25% Dec/19
33% Jan 18
26 Vb Jan
36% Aug 14
71
85
Feb 26
75% Oct
Nov
13
14
Oct 22
76
Oct 30
66% Nov 13
17
Jan
2
•87
Dec
31
14% Jan
85
130 % May 20
17
84% July
8
'Feb
14
36% Dec
17
42% Dec i 6
36 % Apr
30
17 % Dec
23
28
17% Jan
2
13% Dec 30
18
Dec
11
July. 29
36% July 25
29% Jan 10
13% Mar
2
50% Oct
Apr
13.
*92%
28
94
'•■:/
13%
13
1.3 Vb
13 %
13%
74
75
75 Vb
23%
23%
23%
23Tb
23 Va
23%
44 %
46
45%
46
27 Va
27%
26%
27%
93%
93%
94
94
93
93
20%
>
20%
20%
20%
54%
53%
54%
53
54
93 %
92%
92%
•92
.
112
109-
111
108%
110
151%
152%
152
152
151
152
•132
133
*132
*132
133
132
132
'132
133
133
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,900
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
28%
29%
28%
7,900
19%
.19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
17%
18%
29%
17 %
%
72 Vb
74 VB
71%
73%
69 Va
36
36Tb
36%
36%
36 Vb
71%
36%
—
67%
>
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
168,500
6,300
13%
13%
6%
13%
13%
13%
4,600
6%
6%
6 Yd
4,200
11%
11%
11 Vb
14 VB
13 Tb
14 %
13%
6%
6%
6%
6%
14
14
•13%
6%
14 Vb
1
13 Va
13 Va
13%
13%
13 VB
13%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
35Ta
36
35%
36
35%
36
76
76
77
77
76
76
18%
*85
89
47%
1
18%
.18%
18VB
18%
50%
14
14
13%
13%
13
13%
35%
35%..,
35%
.36
77
75%
76
*76
I8V4
18
1,500
140
18%
18
18%
2,500
-
;
*85
89
,*85
89
108%
103
105
.103
49%
45%
49!'s
48%
20
48;
20%
47%
20% 1 20%
20%
21
21%
20%
24%
24Vb
25%
29%
29
30;
3QVa
23,300
105
30%
No par
21%
22%
21%
23%
21%
lft
30%
30%
30
89
*85
21%
23 Vs
31%
g
200
14
105%
89
108%
20%
Air Kg«ir«
,
•13%
14
*13%
106%
47%
108%
8,800
-
56%
10%
11%
•85
92,300
56,800
2,200
55%
14
105
36%
10
11%
in
76%
56%
1
1
•New England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr 6s Lt Co 4% pfd-100
36%
14,200
1%
73
36
I
10%
—1
6%
1
'
9%
10%
1
•36%
yi7%
1%
72
55%
57%
10
,
20
16%
56 Va
...
600
29 Yd
10 %
Fibre Co.
13,200
•16%
57 Vb
Chicago 6s St Louis Co
10
110% 112
152%
9%
N Y
12,000
93%
152
56 %
YOrk
17,500
53%
109%
9Tb
New
20%
114%
57%
,
700
53%
*92
93%
100
Mining Corp
^Newport News Ship 6s Dry Dock
53,200
20%
20%
153
9%
Newmont
4,900
18,400
.
96
112%
—
Natomas Co
Nehi Corp ...
Neisner Bros Inc
16,400
28%
*94
53/
•92
93%
57%
National Vulcanised
.
20%
52%
20%
27%
9,300
,
47ya
.46
"
152
ft
....
380
76
54
•92%
156%
75
•
20%
.
6,500
154%
13%
45%
'
8,500
48%
74 VB
*
27%
154
27%
13%
National U S Radiator.
-
154
13%
26%
48Tb
-
100
common
New Yotk Central
6
45%
49
76
24
45%
13%
74%
23%
1
32% Oct
-
23%
14
27
43%
*"27%' 27%
13%
76%
23%
45%
14
26%
•
0
21% Oct 13
24% Oct 10
3
18
7
18% July 11
9 ft
May 29
108% Oct 13
19
Jan
68 :
Aug 11
13%
1
ft,
Natl Distillers 6s Chem Corp com__5
4*4% pfd series of 1951
..100
National Tea Co
2
14% Oct
153%
49
154
*13%
National Theatres Inc..
59 y8 Oct
2
10% Oct 15
7% Jan
9% Sep 16
16
48%
152
74%
National Linen Service Corp
l
Natl Malleable 6s Steel Cast.No par
National Shares Carp
1
Bights (expire Oct 29)
National Steel Corp —
10
National Sugar Ref Co...
No par
Sep 19
1% Oct
% Oct 16
47% Apr 11
30% Jan 13
42% Jan
2
151
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy products
National Lead Co
7% preferred A
1
6% preferred B
Jun 19 1
14%
27
ft
National Fuel Gas Co
10
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
160
14%
27%
49%
49
10
National Cash Register
17
14%
27
X
$
10
>100
National Biscuit Co common—
Jan 20
21% Dec 30
*.
National Automotive Fibres Inc
National Aviation Corp.....
"•
13
15% Jan
16% Oct 22
86% Oct 21
13%
1
1
.
10
20.
70% Jun
35% Oct 22
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
«
National Airlines
108
3
84
Aug 22
Natco Corp
National Acme Co
20% Sep
l5%Jun
31
Jan
51
Jun
43% Jan
13% Oct 22
15
Jan
22%
30%
46%
:
7,100
45,100
7,280
184,100
43,000
(
New York Dock—
Dec
98
190
Dec
13
11
103
Mar 11
95
351
Mar 28
180
Apr 18
127
Oct
Jan
226
Aug 26
16
6
$5
non-cum
preferred—.,
N Y & Harlem RR Co
•121
127
♦220
No par
—....50
•121
.
121
119-
235
*230
235
117
121
*225
,235
,
'225
*117
117
235
235.,
122
40
,
10
23»-
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
4% Dec 24
17
Jan 15
5% Jan
2
41% Jan 14
54% Jan,. 4
14% Jan
2
18%pct 11'
25!% Apr
8
12% Sep 24
24% Sep 25
36% Oct
8
32% Oct 30
38% Dec 31
38% Jan
2
49% Oct
72% Sepl
3
26% Oct 22
87
Nov. 21
14
Dec
31
74% Sep 17
1
74
Jan
July 29
81
Jan
30
Nov
^29% Jan
21
69
72
86% Apr 11
63
78
Oct
98 % Aug
13
27
20
90'
108
9
18%
Dec~31
76 ;
Oct
80% Sep
103
25% July 18
Oct 22
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
51%; Dec
11
20% Aug 14
20% Oct
4
14% Dec
24
65% Dec 27
24% Jan
39% Jan
79
Jan
2
4
ft
;
2
54
80% Oct
5
23% Apr 18
25% Feb 20
15% Jan
2
22% Aug 27
63% Apr 11
26% Apr
9
100% Nov 12
110
Dec
lft
106 Vb
17% Jun 11
'
Fab
7
104
13% Oct 22
108
105% May 16
26% Oct 13
3
"ft
49% May 31
10
18% Jan
Mar
19
July 8
80% July 25
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
31% Jan
107
32 Vb Nov
Mar 18
36% May 29
76
2
Aug 15
Sep 17
8ep~27
96
1 Jan
Sep 30
13
36% Sep 18
72
July 10
4
30 Va Aug
8
109 % Jun 13
Aug
5
32 % Jan
12
113% May 20
52% Oct
2
Odmmnn.
16% Jan
7
4
82
Feb 14
70% Sep 25
Mar 29
81
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
94
Jun
92
July If
80% Oct
78
Oct
8
90
Feb
1
77% Nov 14
90% Feb IB
79Va Oct
1
15% Oct 22
92
9% Oct 22
20 V*
July 22
25% Aug 26
13
1
94% Jun 19
Feb
5
90% Jan
8
93% Mat
28% Feb
4
22 Vb
7
29
17% Jan
Apr
7
Sep 17
4
10 Vs Jan
2
22% Oct
25% Dec 31
22% Jun
17
25% Oct
7
38
31
Oct
17
July 12
82
80
80
35%
34%
35%
•69%
71
70
•72 3 4
*
.
North American Aviation.
Northeast Capital Corp:
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
S%% preferred—
;
5.80% preferred
Northern Pacific By—
22% Oct 10
83% Jan 23
92
Nov
*80
.
34%
•
$3.75 preferred'
-IOO,
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com
No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred—..
—
.—100
3.90% preferred
.—100
4.10% preferred
i
—100
6.25% preferred—.
.—100
4.85% preferred
.100
■ft
Niagara Share Corp.
Nopco Chemical Co.
2
Norfolk 6s Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred—
25
.
.
73
72%
73
78
78
78%
47
48
48%
4,400
80%
80%
35%
,36%
f
30
29,800
70
34%
*
*80
82
•80
35%
72
73
.
34%
•69%
70
*69%
78%
•82
84
*82
84
•82
84
106
106
106
'105
106
•97%
•73 %
82
3^,2
.
,
70
69%
71 Yd
73
79 V4
78
Feb
6
48
14
Common
.
—
$3.60 preferred series.
$4.10 preferred series.
$4.08 preferred series.
98
97%
97 %
78%
$4.11
preferred'series
84.16 preferred series—
.Northrop Aircraft Inc
4.6%
preferred—.
97
;•
*82
*105
97%
*97
88 :
*
106
,
,97%
„26
49%
50
'
-30
106
97
.
220
.
2,600
26
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%.
26
48%
49%
48
48 Va
48
48%
48 Va
80%
79 %
79%
77%
79%
75
76
76 Yd
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22 Vb
22%
22
22%
800
33%
33%
32%
33%
32 Yd
33%
32%
33%
33%
35%
74,400
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21% '21%
70
70
70
69%
69%
70
70
70
71
\
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28 Vb
28%
28%
28%
11,500
*69
.
28%
'104
105
*104
105
109
109
109
51%
49 VB
50 %
5
21%
22%
21%
21%
74
74
74
74
—100
82
.100
•82
.100
82
.100
•84
25
82%
82 Yd
*105%
97%.
50%
50%
1.25
460
26%
108%
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
Norwich Pharmacal Co
510
79%
5
.1
20
~
26%
100
..100
16,400
69%
72
■
•
50
1
—50.
;
46%
♦105
—_.l
;
33%
7,700
6,400
•
—
—.10
.—100
32%
46%
72
78%
7 8 V*
.
21 Va
33
46%
48
x47
22%
32 Yd
47
32%
-
20%
33%
32%
35%
47%
Wnhw
22%
11
23%
21%
35
1
10%
10%
2 2 Yd
100
11%
10 V«
10%
21%
10%
10
10%
22%
34%
11
22%
No par
•104
108%
48
*104
105
108%
50%
105
109
109
48 %
50Tb
*104
27%
21%
*24%
47
82
83%
82
93
82%
*82
82%
*84
50%
83%
75%
82%
83 Va
♦82
83%
*82
83%
*32
•84
93
*84
82 Va
93
83
S3
*84
21T s
21%
24%
24%
25 %
25 Yd
46
46 Vb
46%
48
21 Vb
21%
24 Va
•24%
25%
47%
46%
47
"70
210
92
21 Vb
22%
x21%
92
28%
21%
27 Vb
90
;
83%
27%
27%
x24Va
83 Va
*32
27%
27%
22
47
21%
♦74
83%
*82
25%
47%
21
76
*81%
83 Va
400
12,000
21
*74
82 Va
130
48,100
21
20Tb
2,300
52%
75
%
3,200
12,400
105
21
82%
28 Vb
77;
74
•81 Va
27%
28%
r
108% 109
Northern States Fwr Co (Minn)—
77% Nov 13
66
.
Preferred 5% series A
New York Shipbuilding Corp
3
53% Apr
21% Sep
9
24% July 17
•
' Sep
5
70% Sep 19
94
;29
85
2
67
Jan 28
Dec
,
N Y State EleCtrlo Gas Cor p—
Apr- 1
31% Mar
Common
35,500
39,200
60
3,600
J
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Volume
Number 5787
188
.
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(1629) ! 21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 11)57
LOW AND HIGH SAIJE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
1
Oct. 13
Wednesday
Oct. 14
•stafsr
Thursday
Oct. 15
Friday
the Week
Oct. 17
Oct. 16
Shares
o
52% May
42% Oct 22
83 y2 Oct
50% Jan
9
90
101% Mar 18
24
89
78% Jun 27
Jan
103
19
95
1
10
16
Sep
92% May 16
Jan 17
99% Mar 25
89% Sep
17
28% Dec
30
44% Jan
4
28 y2 Jan
13
Oct
21
44% Jun
14
39 % Jan
9
16% Sep
85% Nov 13
35
10
103
102
Ohio Edison Co
13
Jun
Sep
78% Sep
29
103% Mar
85% Nov 12
Oct
58
14
3
3
26
18
Jan
3
17% Jan
18% Jun
97
Jan
15
90% Oot
98
28% Mar 7
81% July 11
26 y4 Jan
May 27
37% Oct 13
31% Apr
43% Feb
4
13% Aug
8
7
Dec
30
64
Dec
30
11
7% Jan
S8% Oct 22
49% Jun
90% May 31
19
40 y4 Jan
13
18 y4 Oct
37% Jun
20% Jan
73
13% Jan
21
89
2
Apr
66
11
82%
6
Nov
13% Dec 30
68
50% Oct
3
Jan
104
Nov
13
24
Nov
12
43
Nov
18
96
Jan
Oct
21
Jan
22
27
17
Nov
19
26% Jan
33% Jan
93
92
93
93%
94
93
80
801/2
80
80
80%
81
98
*96%
99%
99
99
*97
99
96V4
97%
96
*94
21
2
93%
931/2
*93%
96
93 Vis
93%
100
41 Va
40%
42%
41
42%
40%
41%
41%
42'/a
35,100
54%
56
55%
55%
55
55V4
54%
55
55
55'A
4,700
18
*17%
18
*17%
18
*17%
90%
90 %
90%
*89%
90%
•891/2
37%
37%
36%
37 Va
35%
36%
35%
35%
351/2
35%
3,900
5
41%
421%
39%
41%
39
40%
38V4
401/4
40Va
40%
112,200
,11%
1
9
Overland Corp
12 Va
11%
12
11%
11%
84%
84%
83%
83%
83%
83V2
84
85
55%
56%
55 Va
57V2
57%
58%
58%
5&%~
18,800
30c
26%
27'A
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26V2
26 Va
26%.
57,100
No par
101%
102 %
102 'A
104
102
104
103
14%
14%
14%
•14
14%
54%
55 %
53%
54%
52
53%
53%
78
77
77%
76'A
77'A
76 Va
77
77
78%
97
98
33
33%
98%
97%
97%
34%
34%
33%
35
89%
*88%
*14
90
2
14
Oct
3
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
5
12
12%
11%
11%
12
2
16% Oct
6
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
5
16%
16%
I6V4
16%
16 Va
12%
13%
13
13 %
13
13%
21%
preferred
Jan
2
61 % Oct
15
13
47% Jan
2
58% Jun
4
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
40% Dec
13
40% Jan
2
50% Oct
14
Pacific
33 "A Jan
Juu
9
20% Feb
21
29 % May 29
Pacific
117% Jan
2
132
137% Mar 12
Oct
22
7% Apr
12'/a Oct
22
19% Jan
4
Dec
17
56% Jan
130
22
Sep 30
141% Sep
143
Apr
23
21
28
Oct
16
17
Jan
a
54% Oct
17
Common
80
Jan
8
98
15
4%
11
>0% Jan
53
2
5% July 31
22% Oct
Apr
45% Oct
112
21
12
63 'A Dec
11
22
26% Jan
2
19
24 y2 Dec
30
22 Va May
1
16% Jan
6
2% Oct
21
4% Jan
24
2% Jan
7Va Dec
27
12% Jan
2
17% Dec
27
31
24% Jun
3
July 17
6
*20%
21 Vi
Sep
22% May
60%
49%
50
50
50%
X49 %
50%
49 Va
49 Vi
*26%
*26'A:
23
139%
138%
132
132
5
138'/4
139%
131
5
5'/a
5%
22
53%
•132
53%
■V
95'A
■;
9
3% Jan
31
7% Jan
2
13% Aug
8
10
19% Jan
6
25
30% Dec 31
10 Va Jan
Jun
16
10
40% Sep
16
36% Oct
Oct
22
40% Jan
2
>8% Jan
2
30
13% Jan
9
1% Jau
a
17
8% Aug 25
Oct
ft Oct 16
Jun
2
23% Oct
7
13 % Apr
1
99% Sep 15
18% Oct
1
July
0
2
July 12
28
106
Jan
29
94 % Sep
S6% Nov
6
11 Va Dec 30
101
Jan 25
19
35% Dec
23
18
92'A Sep 30
Feb
7
11% Feb
25
28% Jan
7
27
Jan
2
6
49% Apr 24
t,
32%,
Dec~H
21
10y4Oct
Jan
10
Jan
14
14 Vo Jan
3
25
98% Mar 28
20
20% Jun
7
42% Feb
12
5% Aug
7
65'/a July 15
85% Sep
10
97
37% Dec
23
63>/sJan
34% Oct
21
40% May 21
19% Aug
92
14
11
Nov
76% Nov 14
87
Aug 20
94
Nov
23
Feb
25
6
12
104 >A Feb
19
Jan
8
1
ft Oct 14
May
Sep
67
23
Pann
Oct
Chemicals
Power
&
10
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
17
96% Oct
81
7
Aug 27
94% Jan
100
13
44% Oct
10
Pbila
24
16
93% Feb
7
102
May
107
10
Sep
May 13
5
22
31'A Apr
22
27% Jan
63% Oct
17
18% Apr
15
12% Jan
23% Oct
13
Phllco
68'A Jan
17 Va Jan
46
16
Dec 12
43
57% Oct
3
89
Mar 18
67% Nov 22
79% Feb 19
75
Jun
29
86
Mar 12
35% Nov 13
53% Jan
36% Fob
27
48'A Aug 13
68
7
Nov
Oct
94% Jan
39% Jun
88
13
82
Feb
22
96 lA Jan
26
Nov
4
11% Oct
21
74% Jan
95 % May
42
Oct
17
90
Jan
100% Juu
20
14
Jan
22 Va Sep
10
21
70% July 12
27% Mar 20
92% Feb
22
31
93
Mar 26
82% Jan
82 y2 Dec
24
98% May 15
14y4 Dec
30
20'A May 16
139
Nov
11
150
Juu
13
1.34
Jun
25
150
-Feb
6
14% Dec
30
8
63
Va Jan
Oct
Oct
14
44y4 Jan
15'A Oct
64
24
Apr
94
May
21% Apr 23
82% Dec
44
12 Vo Sep
97
7% Jun
13'A Jan
21
12
26
Oct
87
8
6
84% Jan
7
14% Mav 13
24
175
Inn
«
17
140
Jan
22
15% Jan
2
85% Jan
10
67 'A Feb
25
28% Oct
13
81
Aug 11
7% Feb
4
Jun
12
14
Dec
30
37 % Jan
4
14% Jan
2
24 % Oct
14
60
Dec
24
80
'A Feb
7
62
Jan
2
70% Oct
17
67
Dec
23
85
Jan
23
68'A Jun
2
80
Oct
10
19
Dec
17% July
7
113% Aug 27
24% Sep
29
115
125
11
29% July 25
Mar 29
6
July 11
Dec
3
135
44% Oct
22
84
Jun
18
89% Jan
10
73
% Oct
7
68% Oct
21
117
Jun
20
69
Jan
10
108
Oct
9
14
Feb
12
21% Dec
2
19 % Jan
31
37
Sep
2
22% Dec
19
38
7
21% Mar 20
Jun
Nov
14
11
43 % Jan
15% Dec
30
32% July 22
16% Jan
2
19% Jun
24
23% Dec 31
22% Jan
10
SO
53% Dec
2
Public Service Co of
19
Feb
4
26% Jan
2
30 % May
Feb
27
Oct
7
S3
Feb
16
1
95
Apr
18
98
Apr
23
107% Apr
22
61
Nov
12
92
Mar 13
81% Oct
23
95
Feb
85
Oct
20% Sep
9
64
Mar
1
12
37
Jan
70 Va Sep
4
21
23 % Feb
4
Sep
2
43% Jun
2
17
72
Aug
61.40 div
ft
69%
69%
71'A
62%
63%
*62 'A
65 Va
400
48 Va
48%
48%
49'A
6,400
97%
98
97
97%
97 %
99%
98%
99%
99'A
99%
93%
94
94
94 Va
94
95
94:
94%
*94
.-16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
18
15
16%
16
16 Va
39 Va
39%
39%
46%
39%
39%
39%
40
40
41
46
47
*
46 %•
46%
42
—100
100
100
1
3
100
5
100
—100
5
63
23%
23%
23%
65
65%
64%
.
f. "
■
ft
61V2
61%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23%
23%
23%.
64%
64
64.
64
64
64
64 Va
95%
95 Va
lft
17%
18%
17%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
89%
90%
93
90%
95
95
59'/4
62%
44%
44%
61%
62%
44%
44%
21%
21%
*21 »/4
21%
99
99
99'ft
991,4
85
*83%
94%
94%
102
96%
*95%
96%
20
17%
17%
17%
5,100
•4%
4Va
4%
5,100
91%
91%
92%
94%
23,600
94
60%
61%
38,500
44%
5,600
87%
95%
♦94'A
100
60%
59
44%
44%
'
21%
21%
21%
100
•99V4
85
*83%
85
83%
84'A
*95
80% Ma- 13
101%
94%
96%
18
10
21
Oct
3
viv, Jun
18
Oct
15
107% Oct
17
13% Sep
3
5
67% Jan
8
80
7
31% Jun
231/4
67%
*66%
5 (Mil
57%
56%
*77'%
79
78'%
*77
23
July 31
4 16 %
prpfprrP(]
preferred
4.80%
64.75
preferred
30% May 22
31
66% Apr 24
43% Jan
2
59% Aug
14
48% Jun
7
29
Feb
25
40% Oct
14
Pure
39'A Sep
13
87% Feb
11
49% Oct
17
146 V2 Apr
23
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preferred
13
138% Dec
30
133
Aug 29
29 % Jan
7
23
July 28
21%
800
100%
370
81
22
*77
84
95 %
*94'A
102
102
*101
57
60
60
63 'A
35,300
20%
56%
58%
21%
22%
66%
66 %
57
54%
56%
78%
79
79
*78%
80
*78'A
79%
•79
80
•79
*78
22%
22%
23 Va
53,800
66%
66%
*66 Va
54%
»
56%
54 V*
67%
55%
16,400
80
45 Va
46%
44%
45%
43 Va
44%
11%
11%
11%
11%
XllVa
11 Va
11
11
11%
99
•94%
99
•94%
60%
62
99
*95%
99
*94%
61%
62
60%
62
60%
*93
♦93
61%
95%
•93
11%
95,300
1,600
99
63
62
•93
95%
110
200
80
451/2
44%
46 %
*95%
120
200
•101
67
81
250
101%
95%
11,100
10
94%
94%
20%
21
20%
21%
20%
211/4
20%
21
20%
21%
7,600
84%
85%
85
86%
83%
86%
83
85
84 Vi
87
4,100
21%
22 Va
21%
22 %
20%
21%
92'A
89%
90
*90
*95%
10%
97.
16%
*130
135
132
132
"
27%
77%
0%
28%
78
7
95'A
'
*95%
19%
*130
132'ft
27%
7G%
6%
21%
91
•89
91
89
89
*95
97
21
•89
•
97
*96
97
*96
97
20%
16
16%
*130
135
132%
132'ft
21%
16%
135
132%
15%
135
•131
135
132
*131
132%
27
27%
8,700
75%
77
8,800
26'A
27
76 Va
75
76 V.
0%
6 Vi
6%
6%
6%
6%
7,200
23%
21 %
22%
22'A
22 To
29,100
70
70
70
70
70 %
23
241/4
*68%
70
70
70
*69
*77
79%
80
78
78%
♦77
79 Va
*77
22%
21
22
,20%
21%
21
119
120
.
22
*118
22%
126
*70 Va
22
*118
126
"
69
75
2.50
5
1
100
71%
106
68%
104
60
22%
6%
23%
23 "a
40
3,200
131
27%.
75%
77%
15%
.16,400
•12C
27
27%
15%
16
68%
71%
103
105
69 Va
103
♦118
67%
103
80
21%
122
•118
122
180
400
3,500
40
69%
104
10,60'J
104'/a
69%
69
103
880
4,800
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
32%
33 Va
33
34
27%
27%
27%
281/4
27
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
9,500
72%
74%
73 Va
75%
74
76'A
73%
77%.
77%
79%
58,300
27
26
27%
26
26%
26 'A
26 Va
26%
27
26%
10,900
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'A
24%
24%
"
24'A
26
Oil
(The)
69%
69%
8,400
71 '/4
12,200
69%
48'/4
46%
47%
47
47 Va
47
47%
47 Va
49'/4
7,300
36
35%
35%
35%
36
35
35%
35 Va
35%
19,200
2 8'A
28%
28 Va
28
28
28
86
28%
27%
28'%
86
85
85
86'4
*88%
89%
102%
No par
Light Co—10
No par
5
68%
68%
*85
5
69%
47
.100
——_
70%
69%
35%
^a^
100
25
25
100
69 V*
*85
89
-
86%
89 «/4
102 Va
103',4
102%
41
41%
40%
41
72V4
73'A
74%
*22
23
*22
*21
21%
21 %
106'%
106%
105%
11%
12%
11%
♦79
80
27%
28 %
July 24
(The) common—5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
85%
*84
♦85
86 Va
*85 Va
86%
230
*88
89
300
*102
103
♦88'A
102
89
102%
89
102 Va
89
103%
41
40 Vt
41
40%
41%
74%
*72%
73
♦72 %
73
72 Va
72 Vi-
*21%
23
•21 »A
23
21%
21%
600
23
*21V*
22
*21%
22%
200
22
106 Vi,
12
•21%
105
22
106%
11%
11%
79'A
*79
7 9 V2
*79%
30'A
29%
30
105
11
106V4
106
79%
29%
30 Va
■
79'A
50
X30
30%
58 Va
7,000
6,500
40%
35,700
58%
57%
58V4
56%
58
56 Va
58%
40
40%
39%
40%
39%
40 Va
39%
40
39%
24
24 'A
47
24
47 %
134
24%
47%
134
23%
.48'A
134
24
5,460
31,400
11%
79 %
58%
134
107V4
190
11%
11%
*79 %
58
47 Va
290
II.600
40%
30
134
30
♦84
86'/a
30%
46 Vi
1,800
86
*85
29%
133
85%
*85
Q
22
21%
*83%
95
200
99%
45%'
.100
Publicker Industries Inc com
22
23% Oct
.
22%
58%
I100
preferred
preferred
3%%
4.32%
123% Aug
1
100%
57%
56
57%
22%
*66%
1
of Indiana—No par
Oct
2
44%
44%
99'/4
102
800
4%
96%
*95
*101.
270
40,900
17V4
61
21%
23,600
612,700
*95'A
92%
44%
,
.
17%
94%
'
V*
4%
.
59
93%
95
...
96%
95 Va
18 ',4
*83%
47%
ft
61%
95 V4
*101
Va
280
60 »/2
*94%>
/
46 V2
46%
45 Va
V
700
83,600
1,100
62%
V
Yd
"Wt*
18
4%
*39V4
3,900
95
60
ft
66%.
95%
common—10
10
10
47%
45
v
66
66
1
preferred
5.05%
42% Dec
33 y8 Jan
71%
5,200
100
preferred
4.30%
Public Serv Co
Paget Sound Power &
Pullman Inc
29% Nov 14
430,000
68%
preference com—No
26% Jan
20
%
—10
5
,—25
preferred.
4.18% preferred
24% Jan
5% Jan
9% May 19
rft
70
100
4.08%
30
105
~
22
14
Sep
24% Feb
26
4% Oct
Oct
79 % Mar 19
4
19% Sep
May
89
100
1
%
49 Va
Public Serv Elec & Gas
84
ft
7,500
66 Va
2
Colorado
10
com—No par
Procter & Gamble
14
92
33,600
-
'
17
29
98 V4
70%
Potomac Electric Power Co
71% Oct
11
23%
97%
17%
48 %
Poor & Co
49 V4 Feb
28
23
99.%
16%
68'A
Polaroid Corp
36% Jun
Sep
23
99
171,4
*63%
preferred
2
77
98 Vi
22%
99
17
48%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
B
24'A Jun
11
2
17
23%
22%
98%
65
Plttston Co (The) common
31
55
May 20
32% Feb
Oct
17
23%
98
22%
17%
70%
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
1% preferred class A
100
6%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Jan
Dec 31
48
24
55
Jun
257,600
99
*62%
guaranteed preferred
29% Jan
57
22
40
27% Oct
79,600
%
0
22%
%
1
2
42% Jan
21
28(%Jun
OcF~22
79% Oct
26
32,100
7 1/4
fn
'
17%
65
convertible
36%
y6%
47%
Pitney-Bowes Inc
63.50
35%
%
69%
Aircraft Corp
4
44% Jun
37% Oct
33»/«
28% July 21
1,100
22%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
1
6%
preferred.—
100
Pillsbury Co common
25
64 preferred
No par
7%
39%
99
convertible preferred—No par
64.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
Apr
100
39%
7%
23%
65
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
Sep
2,900
29,700
48%
13
130
6,100
12%
12%
65
25
99% July 29
17Va Aug
8
35
7%
7'A
1,800
3
*23
ft
7%
15,300
48
93% Jun
126
21
8% July 19
preferred
Beries preferred
3.90%
Phillips Petroleum
Piper
39%
33%
22% Oct
16 Vo Jan
31% Jun
6% Dec 23
common
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
23
CO
No par
100
Phila & Reading Corp
22
Jun
23
34
100
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
Corp
23%
103
:
12 •%
7%
Electric Co common—No par
3%%
12'A
35V4
,
61 conv preference com
Oct
Oct
12%
7%
10
1
4.40%
53% Dec 23
38% Oct 21
67
12'A
34%
12.50
21% Oct
11
12%
7%
40
Phelps-Dodge Corp
6
%
35%
2nd preferred (conv)
62% Oct
Jun
12
7%
5
common_l
100
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
14
107% May
12%
2%
3
2%
35
100
Apr
2
11
2%
3%
3
39
Corp of America
93 Va Oct
20% Sep
3
3%
39
preferred
100% Jun
22
38%
39
33 %c
7
Jan
21%
38%
12%
No par
2
37
21'A
39
—
Co common
Petroleum
4%
211/4
37
——
13
i,
20%
38'A
39'A
Corp
Juu
5
21
37
39
Corp
Jan
3
92
104%
20%
38%
39%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
4% %
102'A
21%
38'/4
102%
39
15)
14,400
21,200
104.
102 Va
21
40
*23
Light com—No par
Rights
3
May
9
18% Sep 30
103 %
103%
21%
104
3
1
Pepsi-Cola Co
102
45%
—
preferred
4.40% series preferred—,
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pet Milk
95%
23%
4%%
9
54 Vi
30%
—1
49% Jan
37% Jan
2
105% Apr
94% Feb
106
18
Feb
17
48% May 28
...
25 Va
90
25
Oct
13% Dec
Oct
41
69% Sep
2
25
Sep 30
12% Mar 11
•B
45% Feb
27
17 Va
19% Jan
85
Apr 26
24% May 9
60% Aug
2
92
2% Dec
101% Apr
28
Oct
35
(expire
Rights
49% July
1
104% Jun 19
54
y
21%
No par
Panna Glass Sand
14
87,800
43Va
H
160
12,700
22
44
*23
(The)
Corp
21
53%
10,740
•4%
*94
1
Panney (J C) Co
4%
V '
44'A
23%
Corp common
28
132%
95%
53%
*94
*23
Rights (expire Oct 31)—
$1.60 convertible preferred
UPennroad
44 Vt
—25
Pfnn-Dlxle Cement Corp
Perm-Texas
43%
45
19,200
138% 139%
21
.3.50
Pannsalt
2
103%
Ford
&
2
41% Jan
28% Dec
Panlck
Oct
% Oct
7
No par
2.50
No par
1
5
prior preferred—
conv
Aug 27
9
22% Jan
6%
65
45% Jan
90'A Oct
Peabody Coal Co common
74
49
39% Oct 22
Transportation
Fatlno Mines & Enterprises
Parmelee
13
Jan
64 % July 19
30
Parker Rust Proof Co
49% May 16
ft Oct
~70%
Nov~20
46% Dec
17
13% Jan
92% Jau
16
27
12% Oct 21
48 J/2
16
85 % Mar 13
25% Jan
Nov 26
1
*94
95%
44%
45'%
I,500
12,o00
49%
131 Vi
5
20%
21%
21%
571/4
*27
ft
132%
43A
5
52%
53%
*94
95%
44%
28
139%
133'A
*132
132%
20%
21%
52%
53%
*94
*26 Va
r
139%
4%
20%
22%
28
*26%
28
138%
-
6IV4
56%
49%
57
131
1,900
*20 Vt
r
61
56'A
100
Parke Davis & Co
*13
30
61 Vt
61'A
57%
—
29
8
21%
60
57%
Paramount Pictures Corp
13
40
•20%
59%
57%
No par
preferred
13
Oct
2% Dec
il
2,400
161/4
13'A
57 %
1
3
18% Oct
75
10.600
13'A
16%
58
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
12% Jan
42% Feb
21
11%
16%
n%
16
58%
1
27
Apr
11%
11%
*12%
«,
56%
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Feb
4
36% Jun
22
4,900
88%
57%
25
Pacific TeJep & Teleg cemmon—100
6% preferred
100
May 17
95
84% July 23
1,000
34
881/2
12%
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
36
97
33%
90
56%
Mills
7
22
23
97
33i/4
No par
Lighting Corp
112% Oct
*20%
21%
*20
25
10
Pacific Finance Corp.
Pacific Gas & Electric
3,700
96%
*83%
No par
8
51 y2 Jun
11,400
33 Va
16%
1
■
100
14%
•96%
90
*88%
*14
2,080
270
54
89%
No par
"•
101%
14%
55 Va
,
*96%
Paper Co common..
43% Apr
119% Oct
101 Va
25,800
~
55
*14,
1
1
preferred
preferred
104
12
77%
(The)
Oxford
11%
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
5%
90
85 V2
12%
96 % May
July 23
90
56%
12
1
22
18
*891/2
551%
2
40
*17%
*84%
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
14% July 30
18
90
100
7
May 22
18% Jan 17
120
96
40%
Feb
10
220
90%
Corp
55Vz Sep 29
78 % Oct 17
65
270
"
6.25
111
4%
7,700
93
81
*17%
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
43% Oct 22
4
92%
20
4
6
57%
*80%
92 %
9% Jan
31
17 y4 Jan
18
Jan
571/4
7% Jan
16'A Jan
23
Nov
8% Dec
57%
loo
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
7
56%
7.50
preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olln Mathleson Chemical
29
10
57'A
85% Oct
2
20
1
preferred
4%
57%
82
*94
7
Jan
*80%
98
4.24%
Sep 26
30
May 13
Apr 15
14 Va Oct
92%
.lOo
—100
Otis Elevator
94
15
86
.100
preferred
58
57%
58
25% Jan
Mar 13
£5
4.56%
59% Sep
69
66% July 25
21
ti«r
86 %
12
July 15
37% Feb 24
16% July 15
35% Nov 18
Jan
4.40% preferred
3.90% preferred
56%
Ohio Oil Co
56% Oct
81% July 24
19
—12
4.44% preferred
.100
-No par
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com—10
May 16
43 % Aug 11
22% Oct 22
37% Deo
common
6.400
130
1,800
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
.
.
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1958
(1630)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
HIGH
AND
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Oct. J 4
Oct. 15
Oct. 16
Oct. 17
Shares
Oct. J 3
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
R
Oct
22
24
78
7
45 'A Apr
11
14% Jan
8
13
21% Feb
28
52% Oct
19'A July 14
25'A Jan
30% Nov
18
39
Jan
4
10
25
20
36
Jan
2
11
22 Y# Dec
Dec
Oct 29
35
34% Jan
417
39
407a
40
407#
72
72
71%
71%
7174
717V
71
71
600
23%
21
22 7 «
2174
21%
2174
2174
217t
22
8,800
No par
Rayonier Inc
1
Raytheon Mfg Co—
5
Reading Co common
50
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
4%-noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
55%
55%
55
5574
5474
55
54
55
55%
57
1,300
20%
20%
Raybestos-Manhattan
20
30
14
25% Aug
8
10
51% July
7
7% Jun
2
Oct
15
16
31
12% Jan
8
31% Jun
30% Dec 10
45
48% Oct
17
Sep 16
22
54
Jan
8
30
62
Feb
10
32% Jan
Dec
1
4% Dec
6
9
Oct
22
37
Dec
18
59% Jan
16% Jan-
10
8% May 8
13 % Apr 25
Oct
13
18
40
77/s Oct
10% Jan
22
9 % Jan
2
9
13% Aug 23
8
677-8 Oct
Jan
5
22 Vo May
12
337/8 Oct
17
25% Jan
10
44% Sep
30
Revlon
eVa Jan
4
Revere
2
28% Oct
2
70% Oct
2
64% Oct
47% Oct
41% Jan
5
19
•3 Vo Feb
22
21% Jan 18
100
78% Jan
6
73% Sep
24
82% Jap
10
23
7
60% Dec 30
86
Aug
4
1
18% Dec 23
33% Jan
4
10% Jan
27% May
6
3Ya Apr
19% Jan
2
Oct
21
4
Dec
28
23
Jun
4
37% Jun
30% Oct
6
.1
Apr
8% Jan •
Jan
2
22 % Aug 22
60% Jun
37% Jan
17% Dec 30
40% May 16
28
35
7% Oct
10
16
30% Jan
NOV 25
Co
Oil
84% Jan
2
1074
107 a
107#
11
12.000
46%
4574
4574
457-4
457a
45%
40%
13,000
6%
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,-6 lis
674
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6%
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17%
17%
2,400
48
48
5,300
•'
6
18
177a
177 a
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18% Y
7Vu '
4174
25%
68%
9,900
4074
66 74
88
84 :>./
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33%
5%
29r;a
445
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33%
34
347V
'
-
4327a
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29
2874
2474
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9
Ruberoid Co
9
Ruppert (Jacob)
8874
3374
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3574
•
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347V-
600
5%
4%
23.600
387b
7,400
35
.
347a
29
4327 a
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•
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241V
24
24
..
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9
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9
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92
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;
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438%
440
.
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2974
16%
24%
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35
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23%
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28
35%
16%
5074
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5
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39
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5
197,500
2874
7 is
38%
1
11,906
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23%
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2%
8674
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'33%
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9
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400
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85%
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87,900
67
46%
574
r
3474
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287V
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49,100
81,800
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1
,
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VY
25
457
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29%
5
—s
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67%
677a
8574
14.7V
105,000
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42%
41%
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67%
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,
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115
35
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63%
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247V
7
80
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12.000
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7
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39
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20
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29%
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•
35%
100
_
115
14%
8874
35%
57a
preferred series A.
12%
■
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877a
'.*83'A
'
27a
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6%
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4574
•
8574
87%
25
67a
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1
preferred
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23
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'45 %
14% M5%
-
7/.
4174
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j
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;
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17%
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115
.
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63% '6674
46
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1874
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69 %'
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42%
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56%
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507a
26%
3274
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par
1
convertible
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.
r
18
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i,
'
26%
12%
10
Royal McBee
Mar 22
1174
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32%
u..
Roper (Geo D) Corp.:
I
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
10
107a
4874
5
Corp:
17
24% Jan
11%
45
56 Va
1
No
Corp
-8
4
21%
18
7
5s
51% Oct
14
21%
11
677'e
:
25% Oct
40 Va Sep
11
Jun
217a
47
*08%
7
2
217'a
17'/a
12%
series
Rome
9
600
2274
477a
2.50
1
13
Jan
8
15% Jan 11
24
Apr
4%
43
2074
17%
18
10
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Cable Corp
24% Oct
10% Jan 24
18% Oct
9
11
Jun 21
37% Dec 19
-
-
32 Vs July 23
17% Apr 30
•
13% Jan
20
10
800
29
20%
'20 V#
47
26%
Rochester Gas & Elec- Corp—No par
Jan 28
s
17
60%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rohm & Haas Co common
2
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
2
Feb
Oct
447
2
1
45
47%
*55%:
.
Manufacturing
•5%%
29
43
29
45
17
31%
Antelope Copper Mines—.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com
4
*33%
33
.
*2T874
•
47
10
5
Roan
13
July 24
32
8% Dec 23
5%
5
,
Ritter Company
3
5% Oct
29% Sep
96
38% May 21
19% Oct 22
20% Dec 31
36% July
2
112
May 29
96
47%
57V
!_
Riegel Paper
July 18
28'A Jan
3
22% Jan
2
8
423% May
4
81% Nov
2
32
issued
Richfield
2
28
31% July 24
22% Dec 24
285
Oct 21
14
97%-July 16
36% Sep 30
Jan
4
8
36% July 19
44% July 17
29% Mar 5
Aug 19
45%
10
33
'•
2874
51%
^
Rhodesian -Selection Trust
2
200
11%
1
-Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
3
Oct
3
34
287a
*47
.
19%
;
".;V/
/Common
22'A Jan
7% Apr
20% Dec 23
i
33
1074
preferred series A—:
50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B__10
5
15% Oct
1<T% Jim'
22% Jan
Sep
*32 7a
33
2074
'
;4%%
87% May 22
9
2
1% Jan
2
69
Feb 28
1% Oct 21
29
63% Jan 10
72% Jun
Dec
6
90% Sep
6
46'A Mar 29
11,300
20'4
;
V..
.When
;
160.900
22
20%
Reynolds Metals Co common
7
527#
21 %
28%
Rexall Drug Co
13
66% Dec
12
62 % July 22
68% Jun
10
62% Oct
39'A Nov
32% Jan
65'A May 16
32% Dec 30
50%
22
52
Inc
7
7% Sep
2
507 a
217 a
52
Copper & Brass
29% Jun
49,800
47%
287#
13
9
20%
49
22
19%
33
Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3.%% series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred.:
,_10
Republic Steel Corp
10
2
19%
4574
2174
29
Reliance
May 20
60% Jun 24
37% Apr
2
July 19
July 11
39
Mar 12
21% Dec
21
18
V,
(Robt) & Co—
••
Mar 29
10
20% Dec 24
62
July 31
2
12% May 7
31
Jan 13
15% July
10
13% Dec
3% Jan
6% Feb 28
2074
467a
22«2
50
Chemicals
Reichhold
Reis
3y8 Dec 31
*32%
'
33%
Reeves Bros Inc
13
11% Oct
22%
29
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
12
87,100
44%
46
22%
50
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
31% Jan
Roller Bit Co
Reed
40%
3874
22 V#
20%
443 4
50c
1
Oct
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
52
;
4
No par
35 % Jun
17
207#
.
17
34% Jan 24
Mar 7
31% July 25
10
40%
72
22%
12
41% Apr
10% Dec 30
5% Dec
Oct
57
25% Jun
4174
72
Inc
Ranco
22'/« Sep 24
23% Aug 13
23
41%
5
1st preferred
$3.50
12
10
17
34% Jan
11
14
10
com—No par
No par
Radio Corp of America
13
75 % May
23 % Oct
59 %Jun
48'A Feb
Dec
41% Oct
2
Sep 30
6
21% Aug
10% Mar 18
69
16% Apr
Mar 22
17
30% Jan
May 13
Jan 24
40
64% Jun
27
?,
.
.
,
301.400
23,200
-
39%
9,000
97#
97 a
t
97#
2,000
33%
45,100
s
23 % Nov
78
20
July
2
137
Feb
14
22
Dec
30
26% Dec
93
176
Jan
164
July 17
24
35 % Sep
2
10
95'A Jun
Safeway Stores common..
4% preferred
4.30%
201% Apr 22
35% Oct
14
46% Mar
6
22% Jan
2
21% Oct 24
10 % Dec 10
25% Dec
2
24
Jan
2
26% Jan 11
10% Jan
2
'19%'Oct
17
50% Dec
9
74% Feb
5
53';
7
68% Oct
22
48% Jan
3
45% Oct
15
85
30
96
Feb
0
90
Oct
2
Jan
96
20
2
1.66%
preferred—
$t L San Fran Ry Co
24% Sep
18
34% Feb
3
San
23% Jan 29
20% Jan
39% May
24
25
July 10
10% Apr 17
18% Feb 12
14%'Sep 23
41% Oct
13
31 % Oct
37% Nov 27
32% Jan 13
51% Oct
13
18 7#^
100
677V
37% Oct
17
14% Oct
17
29
36
Sep 25
11
62
Dec
'
30
Nov
4
15
NOV
34
14
64% Jun
Feb 20
8% Apr 17
65% Feb 12
22% May 29
71% Oct
21
86
Mar
7
75
Oct
68
22
102
Mar
7
92
Oct
2
19
May.
5%
Co
.
28%
1874
68
33%
•
29
187#
68 %
19%
10
42
44%
94 %
94%
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43%
44%
44
45 Va
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93 %
93%
10
23%
23 >4
23%
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23%
237#
23%
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277i» 727%
2774
137#
137V
137#
1374
3974
40%
41
413 4
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1
36%
37%
1
117#
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..No par
69%
■
37 V*
■
117#
08%
t,
■;41
37%
50%
47%
487i
4874
37%
37%
37%
377
t
12%
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95%
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68%
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80
.
;
95%
28% Oct
Dec
Jun
7
83
May
1
72% Oct
20
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
15% Oct 23
18
Dec
13
21% Apr
7
17% Jan .10
19
8 % Dec
5
17
Scovill
2
'85% Apr 10
39% Sen 30
Mfg Co
3.65%
common
25%
25
.#
preferred,
23% Sep " 2
247 0
25%
*74
lGo
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
76
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Y
3774
2,200
137a
14%
67,700
687#
6,000
a
*77%.
80
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80
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95%
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95%
24%
75
-
74
367a
34%"
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227a
72 7-1
74
35
3574
28,400
22%
5,600
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347#
22 7 V
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13,400
2574
25
247'a
747 a
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20
2574
74%
25%
48,100
6-7 7 a
1374
12 Va
677V .-68%
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68
80
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126,200
497#.
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80%
3,809
4,800
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387#
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320
95
'
33% Jan
21
75
400
14
28
137/1-
28%
137 V
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800
44,500
277#
137#
287a
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447#
437 V
95%
10
1
14,500
337b
29
1874
68%
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28%
17%
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33%
28%
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•
68
327V
28
28
-18
43%
5
$3.40 preferred
July 10
99% Jan 24
35 %
*93%
;
Scott Paper Co common..
.86
2
Oct
1
Y
220
*215
225
650
85%
', 85
36 %
857V
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£25
34%
327b
33%
33%
Y-
5
Schick Inc
71% Aug '. 8
3
85
Sangamo Electric
337 V
28 Va
18%
;
?215
100
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp common.:
21
2
•
8674
18%
34%-.:
28%
Savage Arms Corp
10% Oct 22
17% July 1
23% Jun 13
34%
225
28%
33%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
11
22
86 Va
225
No par
—
17% Oct
*215
33%
•
*215
10
Preferred series A 5%
11% Dec
347#;.
86%
r
;_No par
com
29'A Oct
*86
100
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Apr 15
337V
100
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
19
23% Oct
Apr
26'A Jan
29%Jun 17
conv
140
700
13%
16
Sep
3
42% Oct 17
Seagrave
1334
13 7a
13:,4
137 a
1374
Jan
Sealright-Oswego Fails Corp.*.
5
4074
41
407a
4174
407a
41
3974
407a
4174
4274
6,200
22
May 22
29% Jan
7
24
24% Oct
25
Jan
34 Va Aug
25
Sears Roebuck <fc Co
3
337a
33%
33
33%
32 7 a
33%.
3274
3374
33 74
337i
60.300
8% Oct
22
15% Jan
16% Sep
11
1
1574
157 a
157u
157a
15%
15 7
1574
1574
7%
8.
8% Jan
16% Jan 24
19
22% Nov 19
29 %
3
10% May
5% July 9
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
2% Aug 12
42% Jan
7
2
4 % Mar
10
5
:
Seiberling Rubber Co
,1
Servel Inc common.
July
90
Corp
3
Apr 25
67% Jan
8% Jan
10
16% Aug
25
Nov
19
38
Oct
1
28% Feb
25
40
Shamrock Gil & Gas
25
Dec
23
58% Jan
2
25% Apr
11
10% Sep
9
8% Oct
22
7% Mar 12
64
39% Oct
13
13
Shattuck
12
11% Oct
85% Oct
17
Feb
29% Jun 10
17'/a Feb 24
23% Oct
14
21% Apr
13 % May 20
10
Jan
2
20% Sep 30
17% Oct
6
13
93
18% Dec
19
9% Oct 22
68
May 21
30
17% Jan 25
.
(Frank
Dec" 17
49
17
Dec
32%
Apr~U
89
Jan
8
157 a
387V
38 5 a
397a
38
38%
Y
117 a
117 a
1174
:
11
-
7.50
83
'
22%
197#
1674
1774
14
Oct
10
Simmons
18 7V Aug 12
43
70% Oct
10
82
2374
1974
Corp
Sheraton
35Va Oct
3
»837a-
Sheller
Apr 17
33'A Jan
2
6OV2 Jan
2
22
49% Jan 17 '
147#
377a
—No par
50c
1
1774
1774
74'
84%
Simmonds Saw & Steel
Jun
23
68%
49
Nov
14
28
Dec
30
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
45% Dec
14% Oct 21
14
Simplicity
Pattern
367#
81
Y
15% Jan
14
Smith-Corona Merchant Inc
14% Jan
23% Oct
11
63 % Oct
22
70% Dec
5
68% Jan
95
65% July 15
44% Jan
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15% Apr
6% Jan
62% Apr 25
19 % Aug 14
10% July 8
20% Jan
30 74 Oct
South Carolina E & g Co com
5%
preferred
...
45 Vo Dec 23
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
21% Jan
18
10% Jan
18
18% Jan
23% May 2
51% Feb 13
43
2
Nov
14
47% Jan
14
36% Sep 26
24% Oct
~2l
30
Sep
44% Sep
20% Jan
Jan
May
1
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs
17
Solar
9
South
38% Sep, 11
11
25% Jan
7
307a Aug 26
35% Jan 25
32% Jan
13
10
51% Jun
49% Jan
2
36
May 29
57% Apr 16
2
25% Oct 22
Nov 26
13 '
25% Deft 26
32
May 27
24% Jan 13
;
33% July
28% Jan
49% July 17
33
46% Jan 10
14% Jan
Jan
2
4271s Oct
1774
60%
61 7 a
6074
607«
60%
61
66%
683 4
66
6674
67' 4
3674
3774
36
3674
36 3 4
37%
22-%
23
2174
22
93
95
57% Oct
30
Jan
10
517b Oct
13
4
16% Jau
2
12% Dec
31
2% Dec
31
40
Jan
3
45% Apr 25
79% Nov 13
81
Jan
17
34% Dec 31«
18% Jan
10
6 % Jan
7
65
61
72
Sep
19
19
July 15
78- Feb 20
32
Jan
10
37% Oct
12
Jan
8
21% Oct
3
2% Jan
3
6% Sep
30
17
Jan 28
47
July
8
49% Apr 22
67% Oct
13
9
18
92
Apr
22
94% Jan
Jan 31
Jan
7
95
July
2
11% Dec 30
19% Jan
14
12 Vo Jan
17% Dec
2
17% Sep
24
26 Vo July 15
17 % Apr
17
2272 Oct
8
82% Nov
8% Dec
30
4
98% Jan
15
85% Jan
2
11
9Va Jan
2
11
12% Apr
72% Jan
11
Nov
7
82% Jan
3
19% Dec
24
35% Jun
11
20Vo Jun
2
60
tbelwtee see page 24
96
May
24% Oct
2244
8%
4.50
50
_5
5
7
9
79% Sep 24
277a Sep 16
.
7.50
(Dei)
No par
Southern Railway common—.No par
9% noil-cum preferred
20
Mobile Jt Ohio stock tr etfs
100
Southwestern
Public Service Co
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spear & Co $5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
38%
a-
23%
22 3
a
23%
2274
2274
2174
22%
21
21%
94.
93%
9874
92%
93%
027 a
497'#
507a
48 74
49%
1774
1774
1774
17 7a
177V
17%
,
8%
17 7 a
,
874
.
874
297
a
29 34
49
40
38
6.400
a
5074
102,700
1774
7,100
9,700
49 7
8,000
"
874
874
8%
2974
2974
2974
3074
*48%
497 a
497
38J 4
38
38
38%
27 7 a
2774
2734
27 74
6,400
100
387a
27
•' 27%
49%
*48
387'#
38%
4,100
74
*48%
48
3874
6,400
28,300
874
87 a
29 Va
8%
•
2912
293a
3,600
25,800
1774
9374
50%* 51%
27%
a
277#
28
27 %
*3474
35
*3474
35
*34%
55
547#
55 7 a
547#
5574
5574
327a
32%
327#
*337#
33 3
547#
327#
337#
41
417#
*3474
*3474
35
„
3274
33 V#
33%
33%
407V
41
4074
4074
40
19,700
41 Va
4074
41
56%
56%
57%
59,200
517a
31,2Cu
17%
6,200
33 3
4
577V
56%
57%
56%
577a
51%
517#
50
51%
49%
517a
48 3 4
507a
17 3 4
18
177 V
177b
17 Va
177a
17 7a
17-%
73%
72
72%
727a
727a
36%
367V
37%
367#
36%
3674
367a
207 a
20 7 4
21
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57 b
*87
G67#
*90
21
6
92
67''2
92
207 V
57V
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667#
*90
2074
21
574
6
*87
92
67
65
92
*90
64
*90
6574
92
100
3674
37 %
5,500
21
21
3,900
574
574
7,700
92
*87
9,400
65%
65
92
*90
17%
J7
5.80C
148,300
153V
17 V#
16%
1674
167'a
21%
22%
207a
2174
2074
2174
2174
2174
92
9174
92
92
92
2374
23%
22%
227 a
237
76
76
76
76
77
77
26
25
2574
25%
277a
91
91
91%
91%
2
24
24%
23
24%
77
76
7 6 '2
25%
25 %
26
25 V4
25%
92
51%
92
72%
17 Va
25
*76%
66%
57 a
*87
72%
1774
*71
22%
17
.5
534
92
*71
50%
700
<
167a
22
par
15,600
327#
33 V#
57
36%"
18,500
32%
5574
*72
35
32%
32 3V
33
35
1.100
8,000
3274
*33%
,
56
54%
54%
1
1
67
22%
50c
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
S4.50 preferred
Square D Co
*48
227a
Y 22)
-
51%
17%
29 74
Southern Co (The)
13
8
19% Feb
4
23
22%
Southern Pacific Co
2
'45% Jan
27
22
227a
Southern Indiana Gas <fc Elec.No par
Southern Natural Oas Co—
11
Jan
69%
3874
1
Co..
Gas
10
16% Nov
26
Jersey
617 a
37 %
LT
;
800
17%
67
...
8
28% Dec
76 % Oct
Co
11,800
687'a
17%
607 a
South Porto Rico Sugar common
5
StSr preferred
7 n25
Southern California Edison
25
33 y# Aug 14
2
Aircraft
•
1774
69%
~
*67
4174
*6774
68
177 is
38%
50%
417a
67
60%
93
34
4074
177 a
6874
15
34
41%
66
3874
._33%c
South AmCr Gold & Platinum
17
23
29% Dec 23
33
39%
52
Oct
4,900
34%
4174
17%
5
2
20% Jan
2,100
4174
3474
68
5
23% Oct
12
34
17%
lo
Nov
34
a
68
25
60%
32,700
177 a
18 "
5
1774
16 74
69
Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co....
Smith (AO) Corp
1674
1774
17%
30
11,400
167#
16 7 a
69
16
237 a
1974
16 7
.
311.000
4,400
16%
23
19
157 a
4274
10,600
187 a
1874
167 a
35 7a
8374
*
16
2274
1974
41%
72% Sep
63% Aug 11
82 7 a
2274
237s
35
37%
117a
16,000
1174
3674
8374
16 7#
1674
t
7,900
1174"
197#
42%
39% Sep
23% Oct
8074
1
22%
35
7
3
83
4,200
38%
38
19 7«
42
25
48
11
1,370
1474
1374
38
3674
3574
117a
54,400
'81
.
1474
■
17
3474
Feb
46% Mar
3874
11
4
2374
2
1
No par
.No par
25% Apr
6
'1474
3774
14 3
38
16 7
s
Co.
817 a
147#
1,800
874
774
81
80
80
157a
1574
7%
."774
377a
.
-
5
4
19 74
23
1
1
Co
a
80%
1574
387a
Shell Transp & Tr—•
1
New York shares ordinary
Mfg
81%
147 a
38 74
^.No par
G)
16 7 « Sep
19%
33% Dec 30
18 Va Oct
8174
82'a
.
8.7 a
.1
Corp of America
Siegler Corp
Signodfc Steel Strapping Co
12% Jun 25
8
137
r
2.50
Shell Oil Co
7
*80%
.lNo par
Sharon, Steel Corp
8% Jan
Nov
13% Dec 23
4
Aug 21
'V, 87 a
8
1
$4.50 preferred
Shahmoon Industries Inc
1
1374
*91
'
a
280
31,500
24
250
"
27,700
.
Volume
Number 5787
188
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(1631)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range lor Previous
Tear 1957
'Lowest
37 3,8 Jan
42% May 9
82% Feb 13
2
Oct
23
71
5 3/i Nov
3% Feb
12
23
30
2
$3.50
10% Aug
4
3
Jan
5
Brands
Standard
3% Feb
3
3% May 22
22
35 % Dec
11
Jan
Standard
57% Sep
85% May
2
Aug 29
3
9 74
9 74
974
974
1074
18,400
5
10
New
24
58
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
17
36
13
,23% Oct 14
2
33A%
Standard
Oct
Jan
2
70
Sep
3
29% Oct 13
11% Sep 23
2
14 y2 Jan
57
59
1074 Jan
15
2
Aug 11
53
4674
4774
14'
Jun
18
18
Apr
3
•*
7474 May 19
84 % Sep 16
Feb
7
Apr 23
13% Oct
Packaging Corp
convertible
preferred
20
2
14
Stevens
40% Oct
13
Stewart-Warner
15% Dec
31
15% Jan
2
10% Dec
31
19% May 21
10% Jan
153/a Jan
2
3
37 % Jan
2
55% Sep
Jan
2
26
Sep 26
16% Oct
,
7
'18'/a Jun 19
(J P)
1
79
Jan
16
3
59
Apr 24
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
28% Oct
22
38% Jan
65% Oct
29
74
0% Dec
30
15% Aug
2000
18
Mar 20
8
July 15
-.43% Jun
17
.,9
20% Jan
Jan
13
6% Jan
25
313/4 Mar
July 31
90
v
9% Jan
24
1865
Aug 11
42% Sep
5
3
2874
2774
28%
1174
12
11%
12
1774
1214
1774
1174
1774
1774
17%
17%
17%
No par
65
65
65
65
64
65
64
64
64
81
10
2774
40
397a
407a
21
21
2074
21
2074
2074
2074
21
1514
15%
15%
15%
1514
15%
15 74
1574
*17%
1774
*17%
1074
10%
11%
1114
53%
53%
54
53%
2474
23%
2414
Corp common.:
1
$4.50 series A preferredNo par
*8314
Sim.Oil Co
6774
Sunray-Mid-Conl Oil Co common
1
%4%% preferred series A
25
26
2614
5%%
2nd
Sunshine
pfd
23
337u
87%
*55
Inc..
Sunshine
Mining-Co
Superior Oil of California—
Sutherland -Paper Co
Sweets Co of America
31
2974 Oct
3
Talcott
874 Oct
6
Tel Autograph
(The)_>4.1G%
3278 Sep
18
8
5574 Feb
24
82% Oct
14
Texas
Co_i
2274 Jan
13
37"
8
Texas
14% Dec
30
33
Jan
10
15
Jan
2
2374 Sep
29
Texas
1574 Feb
12
31 % Jun
19
263A Jan
2
2474 Feb 25
5674 Oct
17
Texas
Instruments
39% Aug 22
Pacific Coal
&
Texas
Pacific Land Trust
28
Texas
&
Oct
17
Texas
Oct
17
Textron
Oct
14
14% Jan
28
3
35
.
42«% Oct 18
53
Apr 12
42
3/4 Jan
6
5574 Oct
10% Jan
14 y2 July 16
,13
Apr
2
22
4174 Feb
25
8174 Oct
8
2
46
Oct
28
8974 May
80
Aug
95 y2 Apr
42'A May 27
8
18
Sep
26
61% Oct 14
90
May 20
1974 Dec
0
30
Jan
2
28% Aug
21
' Nov
12
26
Feb
27
2174 Oct
17
25% Apr
5
18
30
Dec
13
31
6
20
Jan
2
46
Oct
16% Jan
2
24
12 'A Jan
7
15
Sep
2
July 10
20
5374 Jun
15y2 Dec
23
12
Oct
22
36
Oct
21
19% Nov 21
1374 Mar 20
56 % July 22
42
23% Dec
30
50
9
2174 May 15
237'b Jan 21
9% Oct
14
20'A Jan
4
10% Jan
26
Oct
27% Jan
48
Jan
15
63'A Oct
16
2874 Sep
81
81
12
12
12%
28
28
28
2874
2874
2974
28%
2 8 74
2874
29
774
774
7%
7%
1 474
1474
9,300
5 5 74
1474 r 1474
5 3 74
55 \
5474
55
2,900
3174
3
37
21
34 ya
July 16
2
1434 Sep 30
40% Aug 25
% Jun
24
57
Jan
29
5274 Oct
1
30
3174 Jan
2
1674 Jan
2
41 y2 Oct
30
Apr
7
2474 Aug 12
Jan
9
43% Feb
10
53
Oct
20
23% Feb
20
2974 Aug
8
50% Aug
61
Oct
22
Jan
3
20
50% Sep
3074 Jun
17
1974 Dec
6
2174 Jan
2
35
Sep
3
974 Dec
19
17
14
10V4 Jan
8
1574 Jun
16
32% Dec
27
43
v
45
3574
36
1474
1 474
7 8 74
3 4 74
3574.
2274
5474
3674
22.
5074
3474
22 ...
22 7a.V
5174:1 5574 ■
1 474
1 374
1 474
114
59 74
5 8 74
1674
1674
1C74
1974
1 974
3 3 74
1974
33%
1 974
34 74
1274
13
123/4
13
* 54 74
55
5474
5474
y
50
>20%
2174
5874
5874
82
*115
118
11674
8374
5 9 74
1674
49,700
14,700
3474
35
14
1474
31,700
59,900
77,100
70,800
!
35%
1474
6174
2674
30
1474
3874
53%
1
23
53
53
1
50
1
2974
29%
50
33
1174
*36
117
59 7 4
16
1574
1574
1974
3474
1274
19%'
3374
1974
1 574
19y2
6,100
118
2,200
60
17
68,900
34%.
3474
1274
1274
* 5474
9,600
20
34%
12 74
12
* 5474
55
5 9 74
55%,
'
55
83
83
21%
6074
*82
1
2,300
23,200
? "
300
42,800
2 6 74
25
2 5 74
2574
84%
25 74
2274
2 5 74
,22
22
22
2174
21%
8,600
1 0,300
4574
4374
4474
42%
4374
4374
2074
1 474
6274
2174
1474
6274
20%
14%
2 1 74
1474
6374
2 0 74
1474
6274
2574
*30
1374
3874
*53 74
2674
32
52,600
63 %
63
100
-
44 74
21
1474
6274
5,000
200
2174
63
2174
1474
1474
6174
2 3 74
50
117
59
4474
"
2774
3 0 74
1474
39
53 74
1
v
Williams Steel
117
5 9 74
2174
4574
1474
6174
14%
7,200
5,700
3,100
.
Ex-distribution
No par
2674
30 %
2674
14
/
32
2574
3074
2674
30%
26 %
30%
14
1374
14
3874
38%
5 3 74
39
5 3 74
.
33,600
900
17,500
29,300
1,300
12%
50
3374
1174
39
1274
1274
1474
39 74
5 3 74
23 74
52%
29'%
5074
33i/8
1174
39
1274
1
2474
2474
2374
2474
2274
1
1174
20%
1174
20%
11
1174
20%
1074
11
*1074
11
11
11
No par
19 74
20
19%
19%
1974
1974
11,500
5
974
974
9
8%
9%
9%
974
22,200
6%
39
11574
..—5
Inc_
Tri-Continehtal Coto common,.
1
50
1
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traerr Coal Co common
(conv)
series A
Tung-Sol
Electric Co common
conv pfd series of 1957
Film
Fox
r..
2
2
13% Sep
2
Twin
2474 Oct
13
1074 Dec
30
1674 Apr
29
974 Jun
19
12% Feb
4
Udi'llte
12 74 Dec
24
333A Jun
26
12% J an
2
22
7
Underwood
. Tl.
No par
50
Co—
(The)
•
"
3874
* 53 74
2 3 74
*52
29 74
*50
3274
1174
*36
.
23
.
*5174
2874
*4974
31%
11%
*36
1274
1474
2674
30%
1
Airlines
Coach
56%
57%
21%
Oil: Corp;
5574
82
45
2174
TXT,
■
6174
TJinken Roller Bearing
No par
Ttshfnaii R?alt.y & Construction—1
Toleclb Edison Co (The)
5
Trane Co (The)—1—
2
Century
22 74
5874
26 74
5%
i22 74
1 37/e
115
1974
3474
1274
* 5 4 74
2274
20(.ll
>•
82
26%
4
35%
3374
15y2
/
2274
Preferred
3274
80
83
5874
*81
26%
World
7,700
3474
20% *
60
s
"2214
Trans
5,700
•
79y8
20%'
2574
Corn
100
19,000
'
20% ; 20%
22%
&
:
;
200
,
r
2174 "''.
6174 ?'
*2074
10
Transue
5474
3574
25
3174
59
35
25
1
13
Oct
32
76
5874
common—
"*$1.20 -preferred.
374 Jan
37
,-
31%
3574
11674
1
13'/2 Jan
8
1474
4974
5
10
—_
.4974
3574
4974
...
-
3274
8074
50c
18
32 % Jan
2374
2 3 74
-A
78 74
No par
10% Jan
2
22 %
23
,..,
8
1474
'
34 74
<
-
100
3074 Jnn
Jan
36
.
-No par
274 Oct 17
12% Nov 14
50
8 2 74
3474
8574
1
Ry Co
Twin City Rap Transit com
5n/o conv prior preferred
Jan
3274
8074
8 0 74
3474:
,
13
37% Jun
213% Dec 30
32
3274
7 9 74
.
Thompson (J R)„
15/
Thompson Products Inc common—5 ^
"4% preferred
100
58
16'/a Dec
2
56
1174
*23%
24
,
1
V"$2.50 convertible preferred
Transamerlca
July
774
1 4 74
5 5 74
10
Oil—
common
Oil
8%
1 474
32
,1
.Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Tidewater.
774
1 474
5574
56
5
common
Co
874
1 474
8
14:!4
5574
25
':$L2& conv nreferred
17
Feb
Pacific
Thermoid
620
4,000
81
Utilities Co—
8
4074
*79 y2
Sub share ctfs cx-distribution
Jan
25
40%
,
•
7914
1214
_
18
Feb
22
3974
1,200
1730
1174
Producing Co
—33%
Gulf Sulphur
—No par
Sep
107'8 July
24
17,100
8%
1730
7914
Inc
Texas
12
39
24%
874
874
1735
1274
Gulf
Aug
40
3974
*24
26
2,300
81
2.50
9
15% Apr
1715
1,100
33%
8674
1214
Corp
49% May
26
41
874"»
1775
23%
86%
7974
1
76 y2 Jun
27
40
*2474
874
874
1740
2374
33%
8674
8014
1274
1
12
21
9
1800
23'A
33%
8674
9
31
Dec
874
1755
2314
*33
1314
Corp
Dec
10
87
•
8014
Corp__
5474 Feb
17 74 Jan
33%
86%
1
(James)
Aircraft
luc
23
3314
No par
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
17
23
33%
16,300
Tennessee
20% Aug 12
23
8774
90
41,000
13
...
62,400
47 y4
3274 Oct
2
2574
3774
2
28
2574
4574
3574 Jan
9% Apr
2574
37 y4
11
153/4 Jan
2574
4574
60]/4 Jan
Jan
26 y4
3774
18
21
5,500
2574
43%
Dec
11
66%
37
Ternco
14
84
66
3774
16'A Aug 14
Oct
1274
83%
6614
4614
8
15% Oct
12
8514
65%
447s
2
10
13,900
12
*83%
66%
37
974 Jan
;
1174
85%
48
374 Jan
60
6,300
3814
11
125
24 y4
4514
31
7
2374
3774
83A Jan
2
24
4814
1874 Jan
98"14 Jan
4,700
37%
30
44 '/a Jan
978,000
5374
47%
21
Jan
'1414
2314
12
1274
5374
7.50
com
3 % Dec
49% May
21 '/2 Jan
>
1274
53%
,-
60
3374
41
400
26%
23
914
,
67%
'
87 %
•
1774
*17%
26
3774
87a Oct
160
1174
*8314
:
1774
__——25
Co._
Inc
12
84
67
26
1775
4074
*24%
5
$4 preferred
Symington Wayne Corp
&
1760
25
1
23
3314
87%
874
10c
-
Jan
Swift
"J
30
12.50
series of
Biscuits
13% Aug 19
9
8574
67
84
13
1174
84
12'A
12
No par
—.——
14
3874 Jan
974
Sun'Chemical
89
87% Nov
3,500
24
31
15
1,100
1574
15%
1014
24
2
5,100
2174
5274
Dec
6]/4Jan
*21
10%
67a Dec
874 Mar 15
'A'
2414
Sylvanl®'Elec Prod Inc
22
38,200
40%
26
3974
X26
5374
10
574 Oct
27,400
27%
40%
427i
26%
4074
2374
Oct
4
43i4
27
41A
27%
40
53
49 ■'
4074 Jun
4274
44
2674
40%
1
31 y2 Jan
22
4274
4274
26y4
5
2974 Jan
Oct
41%
4414
1
9
26
800
Corp__
Macli
10
Aug"
1374
Tool——
Corp—,
46% Jan
25'A Mar 18
81
13%
6,100
42% Jan
24
3074
1374
8,400
30
34
81
1374
5374
13
I
160
5,400
81
13%
2474
29% Dec
187a Jan
7,000
64
.
24'
26% Nov
2074 May 17
12,800
13,900
81%
2574
1
20
28%
*13%
40
15
Co
25% Sep 30
38% Aug 27
7% Jan
28
52%
Broadcasting
19% Jan
72% Jan
81%
1374
5
27% Jan 29
8
3014
13%
5
27
9
80%
133/8
4374
5
Co Inc
19% Dec
May
Apr
80
13%
1
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
.34% Apr 25
;•
7
Feb
1360
2
27% ;July 24
26% Apr 23
2
22% Aug 14
30% Mar 19
72
Jan
28
1214
1714
5274
6torer
85% Aug > 5
69
29%
12
17 V*
24%
14
Apr
14
23%
12%
24%
12% Aug
17
Feb
Jun
100
3,600
'
52
4
82
69%
1714
25% Aug
93
68%
82,600
2474
Sundstrand
16% Jan
6774
6,400
23%
53%
Sunbeam
26
23
17%
5
27
23
6674
52
17
Dec
22%
206,700
90
•2414
14 Vs Oct
Dec
56
53%
54% Aug
9
V
59%
55%
*89
24%
2
G7% Nov 26
6814
5874
90
24%
14
78
2374
68
55%
53
274 Jan
2
22%
70
'
5874
55%
*89
*17%
39% Feb
157e Jan
23%
68
56y4
90
24%
11
11
227s
69%
5574
1774
5374
57% July 23
15% Dec
2314
66%
5974
5574
*89
%
53 'A
2% Dec 30
42% Oct 21
7
22
5714
5574
2474
8
1874 Nov
89
60 y8
%
1
5
29% Apr 24
8% Apr
8914
1
18% Mar
50
31
29
1,700
62,400
73,200
;
7
22
18% Dec
Aug 25
55
91
29%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference
Stone & Webster
15% Nov
20
59
55%
17
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
33 % Oct
May
&
3%
56i/4
43
12
Sterling Drug Inc
4474 Oct
27y4Oct
2
3
5-5
47 74
-
28%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
2
374
5
Stauffer Chemical Co
14
*3
1
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
Jan
59%
55%
1
com_
*3
58%
*87
20
17% Jan
*21
7
preferred
8
6,200
'
100
$1.20
*''
9%
56
49
convertible
29% Jan
35% July 15
6
5714
4774
$1.60
14
29
18'/a Feb
55%
49%
10
preferred series A
233% July 15
72
314
58%
48
Indiana
41% Apr 23
18% May 15
20% July 26
314
5674
48%
common
86% Sep
10y2 Jan
3%
57%
4774
Jersey
42% Feb
8
31/3
56%
25
of
94% May 26
9%
6.25
California
of
Mar
9%
31/3
of
17
30
1
Co—
Oil
19
15
27% Nov 13
974
Oil
16% Dec
2
320
9%
Inc
Ex distribution..-
27% Dec
Jan
7674
Oil
1374 Jan
4
10% Nov 21
1210
567a
76
Standard
85% May 21
83% July 12
23
Dec
5574
76%
Standard
18%" July 12
18% May 27
31
20
5574
7674
11% Dec 13
22
25% Fell
5474
7614
Standard
23
54% Nov
561/4
.76 %
36 % Dec
9 74' Nov 27
4
33% Nov
57% Dec
5574
7574
14
94
13% Oct
Gas & Electric
5674
7574
58% Oct
62% Jun
Shares
5674
76
4974 Aug * 8
60% Oct 14
22
the Week
Oct. 17
57
18
30
Friday
Oct. 16
5614
25
84% Oct
Sales far
Thursday
Oct. 15
76
21
40 y2 Oct
SAL* PRICES
Wednesday
No par
35 % Feb
47% Nov 13
HIGH
Oct. 14
No par
com
_
Coil Products Co
47 % Feb
43% Feb
LOW AND
Tuesday
Oct. 13
Par
4
597a July 16
62% Jan
68% July
11% Dec
Inc
preferred
Standard
4
'
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
6
97a Jan
4
27 a Oct
40% Jan
74
/
■
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1374
38
"* 53 74
2 2 74
*51%,
3874
53 74
2 3 74
52 J
2974
/
28
*50
32 74
H74
36
50%
3274
11%
39
1274
12
24
2274
5 3 74
2 2 74
52 74
2 2 74
23
* 5174
52%
28%
2874
5074
33 %
1174
26%
5074
3374
1174
50
33%
10%
*3674
12%
36
1274
2 4 74
2374
6,100
100
4,600
' 400
17,900
6,00 3
38
1274
10
8.300
24 %
85,800
U
'
874 Apr
5% Dec
18
26 % Oct
22
37% July 22
Nov
14
124 74 July 10
90
24% Oct
.
22
29% Mar 19
8674 Nov 15
75
Dec
68
11
10074 Jan
74 Jan
2
27% Jar
17
10
2
17
40% Oct
17
Urtion
Bag-Camp
7
Union
Carbide
32 74
No par
common
10
^Preferred
$4.50 series
Preferred
$3.70 series
No par
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
Sep
15
81% Feb
5
84
Apr
2
7074 Sep
4
81
94
Union
Mar 24
Elec Co
Preferred
6474 Jun
40% Jan
13
5474 Jnn
24
Union
Oil
24
Oct
21
313A Jan
2 4 74 Jan
2
3174 Oct
13
Union
Pacific RR Co
774 Nov
0
9% Mar
Sep 23
8
31
20% Dec
23
18% Oct
22
333/4 May 16
4
4374 Jan
Apr
4%
*83
85%
"
,
39
40
115
11574
3174
32
94%
95
*74
85
73
73
*83
8474
393A
113
313A
x93%
93 74
*74
85
x7274
72%
8474
24% Feb
6
Union
Twist
Drill
2
3278 OCt
13
United
Air
8
United
Aircraft Corp common
Jan
14
111
Jan
31
143
Aug
8
115
Jan
2
91
Jan
2
108
Aug
8
Dec
17
25% Oct
22
90% Jan
15
86
Aug 22
18% Dec 30
44
Oct
22
Nov
26
6% Oct
28
22% Dec
4
38
2
2
2574 July 22
-
15'A Jan
31 % Dec
31
2974 May 14
15
100
2
93
Jan
3
273/4 May 10
19
Jan
10
13
45
Jar
2
Apr
71% Jun
69 74 Aug
2474 Sep
37
Co
"
Apr
3274 Sep
78
Oct
Corp
Biscuit
of
9
17
3874 Ma}
8
33% Oct 23
38% Feb
19
$4.50
America
8574
*8474
86
60
46%
45%
46
59,700
3074
3174
3074
3174
45,400.
874
3474
8%
34
874
3474
874
874
0%
874
874
874
14,900
33%
34%
33%
3374
33 %
33%
8,200
2374
3274
23%
3174
2374
32%
2274
23%
2274
23%
23
2374
3,200
30%
32
3074
31%
30%
3074
33.700
6174
6274
61%
62 74
62
63%
33,900
preferred
15
United
Board
6
United
Carbon
&
No par
Carton
No par
31
.
United
Fruit
Coal Cos
343A Jan
Gas
Corp
Gas
Improvement Co
United
Greenfield
Corp
10
1374
10
34%
4474
15%
26
10% Sep 30
United
Industrial
Corp
2
HT4
United
Merch
1
1574
16
12% Sep
2
Jan
3
174 Oct
17
United
Park City Mines Co
Jar
2
4774 Sep
19
United
Shoe
2
13
til
32
& Mfrs Inc
Mach
No*
1
35
Dec
18
3274 Oct
G
6%
37% May 20
174
1%
43%
763/4 juij n
89% Dec 31
333, An*. 29
48% Jar
8
75% No* 12
78% Aug 22
90
Jan
2574 Oct
39% JUL
26 V« Jai
37% Oct
6
44% Oct
14
U S
2
22
20 % Oct
22
51% Apr
Alls
16
14-7
P
5
343/4 July 16
693A Dec
165
Der
4
12
21% Jai
65% Jar
153
2
2
14
Sep 23
93
Aug 14
171 % May 22
Borax & Chemical Corp com
4 %9f
U
8
25
preferred
&
Foreign Securities-,
U 8 Freight Co
U S Gypsum
Co
7%.-preferred
common
1
100
1
Nopai
4
IOC
3274
33
387a
39 74
*80
,_81%
3574
36%
42%
44
8774
8874
*156
159
100 :,A
1.400
23%
2374
17,400
31
3174
3074
31
3074
30%
5,200
"
*93
96
96
*93
95
29
30
29%
30
2974
30
70
72
6874
70%
70
70%
74
4274
4374
4374
43%
600
8 74
874
8%
22.300
*26 %
2674
1,200
*93
4.900
5,900
2674
2574
16
2674
1674
1574
16
16
16V4
48
4874
47 7 0
4874
48
4874
24,400
34%
34%
3374
3474
34%
34%
26,500
44%
44%
*44 %
2674
1574
4474
10074
2374
8 74
1572
1%
143
10074
874
16
11 %
4474
*120
143
2374
100
8%
16%
3474
44 72
*125
2374
10074
8%
48%
34%
44%
16/a
11-74
_25
preferred
.
1 6%
.
143
227a
100
*4374
48
(The)_1
common
■
3
1 674
487s
United
10% Jan
1% Jan
2 6 74
United
9
39% Sep
2 7 74
2
16% Oct
15% Jar
23
2674
13
Sep
16'
2
31
8%
45
1 674
487a
35
4 474
1674
ll3/4
5% JaD
13 Dec
30% Sep
8 34
No par
Co
11
3074 Dec
874
*120
*83
4474
44%
4474
5
Engineering & Foundry
United
(Del)
(Del)—
45% July 2:i
27 % Jan
*
5
Flertrir
Fastener
6174
627«
143
10174 101%
2374
2374
3 1 74
31 74
*93
96
29
3 0 74
71
73%
*125.
1
United
Oct
83/a Mai
62%
140
10174 101%
2374
24%
3174 31%
*93
96
31
3 1 74
7474
7474
61
*125
5
Corp
Aug
1
1674 Oct 13
8
6% Jan
30
10
Corp
Co
50% Aug 28
May 21
11% May
107fe Dec
No par
United
36
11
39
Artists
United
30
16% Jan
4774 JaD
Octii
United
210
45%
100
United-Carr
1174 Jan
34% Jan
24
30
5
3
72
260
85
*71%
3174
100
1
pfd
conv
15
*75
74
47
5
preferred
13
22% JaD
11% Dec
convertible
(ser of 1956)
13
45
36
674 Jan
4%
4%
-
100% Mar 12
4674 May
8
774 May 20
35% Jan 11
3374 Dec
25 % Dec
52% Jan
93%
85
3074
X83
■
152
1
4574
10
2
19
93%
JA
21,400
u2
3 1 74
Inc
18% May
21% Jan
10
94
*0%
116
4774
2374
Car
14
.>-74
3 1 74
S
Tank
Oct
7374
115%
32
4 6 74
Co
Union
Oct
*93%
*74
4rt%
40 %
11374
31%
8%
3
Dec
3174
4 7 74
34 74
27
77
3974
11174
32
31%
10
Jun
35% Oct
48
40%
115
2,400
4 6 74
No par
8
101
974
10
2
Lines
32%
9
974
25
preferred
non-cum
3174
No par
common
Apr
9
39%
11674
—No par
2 6 3/4 Jan
2474 Nov 22
1974
95%
85
72
California
of
.
95
*74
72
series
$4
25
Dec
10
23
Apr
40
82
Corp
29
92
8974 Feb
Paper
Corp
23
July 18
10374 Jun
21
24
"
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
10% Jun
Jan
82
(The).
Corp
116% Oct
79 % Jan
Aug 20
7874 Sep
5
3074 Mar 25
8374 Apr
May
Corp
1%
43
,8
323A
3374
3 8 74
3 9 74
80%
80%
35 74
3674
43
44%
8774
8874
*155
159
44
26
9,800
1,400
4474
4474
4474
1574
16
15
1574
1574
1674
5.400
11%
1174
11
1174
11%
11%
23,900
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Previous
Jan
17% Apr
22
Jun
12
5% Oct
22
Dec
31
36
3 Vb Dec
23
Nov
8
22% Dec
23
23
37
Aug
8
17% Dec 23
,
6% Jan
7
7
45
237b Jan
9'/b Jun
17
17
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Oct
13
U
40% Sep
3
U
4
Dec
4
66
36% Jun
13
277a Jan
87
Mar
Aug 26
30
25
12
25
Dec
30
44
Dec
30
U
88
Jan
267b Mar
73
Sep
15
82
Jan
3
31% Apr
4
80% Mar 14
Apr
7
14
22% July 15
21% Jan
11
61% Jan 24
2
4
49% Jan
156
24
Jan
140
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Sep
3
43% Oct
2
25% Jan
100
17
Jan
8%
13
U S Steel
46% Jan
3
48% Dec 19
73'/a Jan
517a JaD
13
86% Oct
155% Jan
143 % Oct
3
158'/a Jun
12
19% Jar
2
32% Jun
16
1
Mar
17
1
Aug
31
2
25
25% Dec 12
JaD
22
15% Feb
6
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10
36
2
1474 Sep
8
8
7
Jan
88
22
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68
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8
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8
87
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21
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23
10
Apr
17
53% Jan
2
13
July 21
9 % Oct
fv%»Dec
12% Dec
20
4% Jan
2
28
Jun
19
5% July
6% May IS
47a Jan
1974 May
22
1
30% Oct 22
36
Apr
3
327» Feb
14
21
155
Feb
4
307a Jun
Jun
7
12
57
Sep
4
29% Apr
10
24% Jan
2
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3
9
27
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2
5% Jan
2
1174 Aug 27
2
24 74 Aug 27
Dec
19
50
4% Dec
20
13 7a Jan
12
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20
Dec
21
7
8% Nov
40
Oct
23
124
Oct
25
123
0
13 % Jan
May 7
147a July 16
47
Dec 31
21% Jan
18
124
Oct
71
Feb
24
31
Sep
16
40% Oct
14
307a Oct
Apr
17
Oct
3374 Oct
85
May
22
Oct
Jan
2
267b Jan
124
30
11
28
21
111
79
101
98
Mar
93
Mar 13
1
88
Oct
1,400
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10,600
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19
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11
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30
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21
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84
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88
5,300
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100
29
23 74 Jan
84
31
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13
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6
30
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Universal Pictures Co Inc com
10
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22
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787b Jun
Oct
7
9
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86
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21
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21
73
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13
25
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77b Sep
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1
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Jan
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22
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Stockyards
United
3
47% Sep
*42%
12 To
noncumulative
7%
17
27
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30%
30%
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred—
14
Uniieu Whelan Corp common—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
U S Tobacco
12
41
3
28,300
44
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36
0
Jan
35%
to-*
35%
15% Oct
18% May 12
10%
36%
21
142
10%
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Oct
31
65% Nov 22
10%
preferred—25
Nov
Jun
10%
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21
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36,900
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2
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135
11%
2574
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10%
25%
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6
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100
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preferred
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3874 May 16
Sep 25
35
7%
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10%
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preferred
1%
13
20
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Corp
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Oct
the Week
Oct. 17
25 V 4
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1
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non-cum
U S Shoe
14
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41%
44
30%
Friday
Oct. 16
11
10%
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Thursday
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5
common
33%
10%
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PRICES
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10%
11
SALE
Oct. 13
Oct. 14
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common
Co
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22
30% Oct
154
10%
1
4% %
preferred
*—10
S Pipe & Foundry Co————5
S Playing Card Co
—10
S Plywood Corp common1
3%% preferred series A———100
374% preferred series B
100
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 13
common__82%c
5% class A preference
50
S Industries Inc
common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
U S Lines
27% Oct
94
Jun
2
31
8% Apr
12
17% Feb
12
Oct
Jan
18% Jan
Dec
30% Dec
3
47% Feb
8% Jan
30
69
135
2
24
79
"
41% Sep
11% Oct
Oct
9
68
24% Nov
Jan
39
Monday
Par
Hoffman Mach
D S
2
37 % Jan
2
4
Oct 21
Jan
63
16% Sep
25
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
17% Jan
24
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Monday, October 20, 1958
7,500
70
470
\v
Jan
Oct
22
77
Dec
30
56% May 10
12% Oct
22
14
Aug
31
Aug
7272 Feb
33% Jan
Wabash RR 472%
i-J
Wagner Electric Corp
Oct
6
8
8
1472 Oct
27% Jan
2
42
Oct
15
33
Oct
11% July 17
13
1672 Feb
18% May 29
167b July 12
11 Via Aug
29
14
Mar 21
Oct
28
95 7b Jan
24
84
Jan
13
95
Apr
25
8
Oct
22
16 % Jan
2
8
Apr
8
10% Aug
7
3
22
16% Jan 30
30
28% Jan
Feb
12
68% July 10
56
Jan
22
38% Mar 28
347s Jan
Oct
22
36% Jan
247b Dec
30
34% Jan
19% Dec
30
1% Nov 21
227a Oct
42
14
Aug 14
17
2
487a Jan
Jan
19% Mar
29
3
Jan
10
23
23
26% Sep 29
3% Aug 14
7
1% Jan
37a May 15
34 % Jan
467b Aug
5
41% May 19
38 7a Oct 13
2
25
34% May 24
26% May 3
30
4474 Jan
35% Oct
15
9
8
65
Mar
1574 Dec
23
39% Jan
4
157a Jan
13
247*8 Oct
2874 Jun
8
25% Jar
2
32% Oct
13
Mar 20
95% Oct
6
4
105
81% Sep 20
95
Jan
28
86
79% Nov
7
93
Feb
18
84
Oct
11
90
32
Nov
92% Nov 11
177a Oct 22
147> Jun
88
24
Aug 12
96% Mar
25% July 31
4
2
9
4472 Oct
3
103
G
May
23% Feb
17
2172 Oct
1974 May 13
147a Jan
2
16% July 30
11
Jun
94
6
Feb
10
7172 Sep
19
100
87% July 11
95% May 28
487a Jan 13
31
88% July 11
63
Jan
3
8172 Sep
4174 Dec 11
6774 Sep 19
427a Jan
2
64% Oct 14
27% Sep
8
2974 Oct 17
6874 Sep 29
487a Dec 23
62
Dec
147a Oct 22
17% Dec
52% Feb
30
12
Apr
20% Jan
15
4
2
557a Jun
24
8
Mar 25
83
1297a Feb
4
119
60% Jan
2
8274 Nov 13
967a Jan
15% Dec 30
19
128
.
-
55
02
Aug
2
9
26% Mar 22
16% Feb
21
0
24% Oct
25
28% Mar 14
343/4 Oct 21
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
90
*
Dec
10
4% Dec 23
20% Oct 22
.
*
68% Jan
13% Jan
4
Nov 12
18% Feb
8
287a Oct
17
7
6474 Oct
237a Mar
32% Jun
13
30
Jan
19% Jan
8
21
29% Dec
34
5
9
46 Va Aug
127a July 31
6% Jan
Jar
Sep
30
29% Oct
2
Aug
S
18*78 Nov 14
20
Dec
357a Dec
30
26
131
85% July 10
31
2674 J an
8
May 13
31% Jar
2
31
Marie
July
4574 Jan
123
8
Oct
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8
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7
JUL
2
1
5
100
par
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—._
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Service Corp_ 10
Iron Co
—10
78% Jan
2
88% Sep
16
47a Dec
27
8% Apr
11
10
Wyandotte
0
19
16% Dec 31
347b July
35% Jan
-123% Jan
30
9
2374 Apr 16
25% Feb 20
2
2
68% Jan
May 27
16
Apr
117 a
88
88%
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22
21%
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10
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26
Young Spring & Wire Corp
13
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
2174
227b
24,000
82
7874
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14,200
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45
45
45%
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1,800
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407b
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367b
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36%
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2,700
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257b
257b
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3
3
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9
197/s Sep
19
Youngstown Steel Door
28
134% Sep
22
5,000
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13
21
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50
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1
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5
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5
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5
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1
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—
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$
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1972
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—
—
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(City
92
June-Dec
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A Berlin
99
99
*93
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99
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1957-April-Ocf
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76%
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67
76%
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97%
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2
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4
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—
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;
footnotes
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3%s series No.
page
29.
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—
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99%
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99
100
99%
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s
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s
f
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1 1976
—Jan-July
1967
97
97
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98
98
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—
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—
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—
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94
94
——
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
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Friday
Interest
BONDS
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Friday
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Bonds
Sold
3s dollar bonds 1972-
105
105
96
87
76
86%
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98
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part paid 1968
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128
243,,
145
1946
1966—
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loan
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1954
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to
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14
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ment)
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to
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20
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14
48%
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13%
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1963_Jan-July
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1958
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1958
(30-year)
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1958
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40
69
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14
67
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1)
—
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173
107
121'%
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69
63
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92
debentures 1976
—
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95
46%
1976_—June-Dec
Capital Airlines Inc 4%s conv 1976
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
May-Nov
May-Nov
88
68%
—J an-July
1982
first 3s
Oregon Power 3'As 1974
May-No 0
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962—April-Oct
4%
April-Oct
95%
88'%
55
—
Co—
mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
1981
June-Dec
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
April-Oct
Canadian
(interest
90%
86%
.
California
Jan-July
Jan-July
97
RR—
1967
-Mar-Sept
1961
April-Oct
I960Jan -July
July 1970_May-Noi3
1968
April-Oct
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—_—Jan-July
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Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971
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general
67 %
88
157
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Jan-July
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89%
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97
89
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conv
97
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Jan-July
1962
83
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;—Mar-Sep
1962_ApriZ-Oct
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Feb-Aug
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ser
82
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75%
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1963—May-ZVoc
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A 1980
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49
52%
Mar-Sept
1962
82 %
75 %
79
—
78
52
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101%
96 3 4
:^Feb-A«p
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1968
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Shlnyetsu Electric Power
37%
(interest
A
pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2%) 2012
Croats &
40
—
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1950
to
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-
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89
58
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92
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78
1977_
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—
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52%
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.
96%
88
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reduced to
99'A
12
95%
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;
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1st
3 Vis
June-Dec
Plan
"67
(interest
due
2.25%) 2004
stamped pursuant
conv
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81
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2012
of
67%
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—
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1
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1946
1999
sinking fund
"56
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—
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;
of)
1921
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1953
2012
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1946
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—
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110
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102%
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103
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to
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94
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1952
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.
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conv
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.
79
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1977—
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14
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78%
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BONDS
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1958
OCTOBER 17
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Last
Period
<f«W York Stock Exchange
FOR
20
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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York Stock Exchange
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Last
Sale Price
or
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Jan-July
debentures 1978
987/a
22
,
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debentures 1977
1982
3
64
Jan-July
1968
debentures
101%
88%
21
1976—Mar-Sept
Coal and Steel Community—
5s
~i
93%
debs 1970—.—Jan-July
High Authority of the European
4s
124
96%
89%
4s conv subord
debentures
112%
92%
—June-Dec
4%s debt adjustment 1970
4%s
87%
87%
93
Jan-July
1969.——
mortgage 3%s 1982
Hertz Corp
,57%
80:,
93%
99 %
—April-Oct
—
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s
65
61
41%
91%
134
98%
„
.
General mtge inc
1st & ref M 3%s
5s inc debs series A
31
12
94
98%
Jan-July
Jan-July
3%s series
3%s series
General mortgage 2%s series
General mortgage 2%s series
;
General mortgage 2%s series
A Green Bay & West debentures
Gulf Mobile &
44%, 55
80 j, 85
59%
65
87%
119
:
88
100
115
1
53%
—
■
1978
General mortgage
General mortgage
137
53
*80 £ —
*60 -"f 61
debentures
4%s conv subord debs
1st
88%
88%
52%
Jan-July
1979——Jan-July
Great Northern Ry Co—
General 5s series O 1973
Gulf States
90
105
103
100
Grand Union Company—
General
.97
112
87%
99%
*90
1969—.—Mar-Sept
General Shoe Corp 3;30 debs 1980
Mar-Sept
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971-.—May-Nov
4%s conv debs 1977
—June-Dec
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981..
April-Oct
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
General
90%
104
112
*90
*__
Utilities Corp—
income
conv
5s
92%
98%
>
61
■
97
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sept
1977.—
General Realty
5%s
104'A
__
*—
i—Jan-July
—April-Oat
Mar-,Sep!
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-8ept
—Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
97 »A
92
60
.-
96%
64
82%
■
i
debentures
97%
99%
*62%
...
General Motors
121%
84
*63%
Jan-July
debs
3s
3 %s
Co
debentures
4%s
1970
77%
92%
ser A Jan 2015
1972
Corp
debentures
96
95%
89%
1965——April-Oct
AprlZ-Oct
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
90
—
89%
100
Electric
Harpen Mining
2001
Consumers Power first mtge 2%s
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
97% >
92% :
131% 134
A4s
8
-
85%
87%
94%
5s
87
88
86
3
87%
100
3%s
3%s
86
87%
5
87
132%
3s
90
88
88
—Mar-Sept
—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
■
87
-
St Rubber
Tire
2%s debentures
91%
First and refund mtge 3s ser D 1972
First and refund mtge 3s ser E 1979
Jan-July
1
94%
152% 159% '
—
mtge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aug
1981
-—_May-Nov
94
91%
1976——_May-Nov
3%s
97 y4
94
3y»s series G
58
82
7
128
3b
105%
91%
82
86 7'u
53
2
131%
General
>
104lA
90
47
*
14
94%
Co—
debentures
General
100 y2
100
103% 105
58
April-Oct
Gen Amer Transport 4s conv debs 1981—-May-Nov
General Cigar 5%s Income debs 1987
June-Deo
106'A
108%
106%
103%
154 y2
92%
100
1
'
83%
128
Gardner-Denver 4%s conv debs 1976
88%
M
-
83%
93%
Apr-Oct
AFirst and refunding 5s series A
88%
ref
64
193
Mar-Sept
..Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
—
Foremost Dairies Inc 4%s 1980—
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co. 4%s
98
77
&
53
89%.
_Feb-Aug
Apr-Oct
May-No®
Jan-July
1977.
3%s debenture 1977—:
tFlorida East Coast first
100
90%
82
1st
12
87
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1982-.
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
"
4%s conv subord debs 1970-!
99
76
June-Dec
62%
mortgage & coll tr 3%s 1965—
Jan-July
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
3%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Firestone
96%
86%
1
1985
62%
51
87%
May-JVoo
1961
'
91%
86
6
K
64%
June-Dec
1977
"
93
83
20
series
54
87
April
3%s ser E 1964—April-Oct
3%s ser F 1990—Jan-July
3%s ser G 2000—Jan-July
A 5s income debs Jan 1 2020.
:—.—April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3%s 1971—Mar-Sepl
96%
93 y2
97
debs
subord debs
conv
mtge inc 4% s
First consol mortgage
First consol mortgage
First consol mortgage
90
88%
85%
1st & ref M 3%s series J 1984
14
:
94% 100%
;
99% ;
96
57%
June-Dec-
1978
General
99 V*
76
1st* & ref M 3%s
58%
May-SeptMar-Sept
Energy. Supply Schwaben Inc—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
81
88 y2
debentures
subordinated
1st
,61
'78%
90%
81%
1982
58%
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry
70
85%
series H
64"%
37%
72
17
27
94%
1984_:
2.35s debentures
Erie Railroad
79%
76 '
ref M 3%s
2
47%
Edison El 111
76
85%
1st & ref M 3%s series I 1983
70%
46%
100
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
95
80%
1st &
97
1993—Jan-July
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
1
1st mortgage 3 V2S 1986
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
105
90%? lOO'A
*—
N
ser
debentures
Chemical
4%b
81
98
First and refund mtge 2%s ser A 1982_Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1911-April-Oct
First and refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972_Jnne-Dec
1st & ref M
97%
967/a
^
Dresser Industries Inc—
91
Compania Salitrera—See Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
First and refund
95
62 Va
Jan-July
.—April
1971——
2Yas
subord
t
s
Dow
3s
98
-debs
ret
conv
5s
963A
100
Consolidated Edison of New York—
May -Nov
87
97
8
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
Commonwealth Edison Co—
First
:
98%
58%
60
91
April-Oct
Mar-Sent
1st mortgage
1st
!
87T4
89
70%
64
*83
Columbus & South
Combustion
?
92
."107% t
47%
57
90
4s
subord: conv debs; 1964——May-Nov
Ohio Elec 3V4S 1970—May-Sept
3%s
contingent interest)
3s series " H 1970.
f
June-Dec
3s debentures serie B 1975
Feb-Aug
3%s debentures series C 1977:
April-Oct
3%s debs series D 1979
Jan-July
3%s debentures series E 1980
—.—Mar-Sept
37/8s debentures series F 1981:
,—April-Oct
4%s; debs series G 1981
—April-Oct
5%s debs series H 1982
————-June-Dec
104
;
97
57
••
-
—.Jan-July
1977
47/as series A s f conv debs
88
89
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
Apr-Oct
78
99%
2
59
*93%
93%
-
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
88
97
1973—May-Nov
May
—
3%s
•
63%
June-Dec
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970-—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982^.
June-Oct
First mortgage 3%s 1986
June-Dec
1st
mtge 3%s 1993
Mar-Sept
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961—April-Oct
!
j
106% 121%
79%
89% '
89
105
78
63%
—June-Deo
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991-Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990-May-No®
O
& ref 'mtge 2%s ser J 1985——
ref 2%s ser K 1976.^.
convertible debentures 1958
—:
3%s convertible debentures 1969—
*
& St Louis Ry—
1993
series
3s
5s stamped
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago
General gold 4s 1993
: :
f:
101
88
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series O 1980—
_May-Nov
Detroit & Mack first lien gold 4s 1995—June-Dec
Second gold 4s
1995_
June-Deo
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
May-Nov
75
59
May-Nov
1970
debentures
M
Gen
.
61%
»
First-mortgage gtd ,3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974—.
Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 4s debs 1960^—_—Jan-July
4%s
refund
mortgage due 1993-
Gen- Ss
65 3A
45%
Cincinnati
3%s
77
i.
36%
93
Co—
General and refund 2%s series I 1982
76
343
—
100% 101
63%
Chicago Union StationFirst mortgage 3V8S series F 1963_.
Jan -July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963
Jan-July,
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982——May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975-ApriI-Ocfc
1st mortgage 27/as *1978
:——Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s 1987.
Union Terminal—
96
105% 105%
*88% 94
1963_—^May-Nov
Western RR
&
-
713i
61%
-Jan-July
2%s
82%
36%
37
Denver & Salt" Lake Income mortgage (3%
56
•
.
1st mtge
4sr extended
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
1%
contingent interest)
1993—
Income mortgage series A 4%,% 2018.:
,
.
2055—...
2
118%
*—
"
71
53%
98%
.increased series B Jan 1.2Q44—^April.
conv
33'
117
29%*
21%
29 Yz
29%
29%
V
.
97%. 97%
*81
Collateral-trust 4-6S May-1 2042_^._
May-Nov
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985——May-Nov
1st' mtge St coll tr 4%s ser B 1985—
May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973—:
t
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll tr ?%s 1988:
——June-Dec
Denver & Ri«h Grande Western RR— r
■
Inc debs
and
Alncome
'104%
98
.68 %
68%
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983—April
A2nd mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003_—-April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RRr— ; ?
First mortgage 4s series ;A 1994——Jan-July
General mortgage 4% s inc ser A Jan 2019—April
A 5s
20
32%
High 'j
'■
98:
67
A 1st
4%s
117
Low
Morris & Essex Division
—May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988—Jah-July
AGeheral inc mtge 4%s Jan l 2038_:
-—April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
& ^Hudson
Delaware Lackawanna
87
33
22%
32 y2
.
97%
Jan. 1
Ne
New; York Lackawanna & Western •- Div
83
Chicago & Erie 1st gold-5s 1982
•
Delaware
94
82
22%
l]
Bangs Bines
8eM
—
94
86
*82
.83
1_—,May-Nov
Jan. 2054
debs
98
•96 ;
-Firsti mortgage 33As series B 1985——May-Nov
;
100
82%
v
jUnjg
High
*30
June-Dec
101
112%
Range
Friday's
*30
1986—April-Oct
96
82%
86%
consolidated
Second
Publishing Co 6s debs
86%
94%
95%
101%
11
,
22%
1970-——June-Dec
series A
Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977——.Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
First mortgage
3 y4s -1982_
____Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1984:
—_Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 5s 1987-^—^—
—May-Noo
Deere & Co 2 %s debentures 1965
April-Oct
3yas debentures, 1977-^
Jan-July
4%s subord debs 1983—
Feb-Aug
91%
95%
93%
%
1969——Jan-July
gold 4s 1989——.Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR— J
>
/
First and refunding mortgage 3 %s 1985—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2TisS 1970—Feb-Aug
4
lst & ref mtge 3s 1990———-——Feb-Aug
1st..& ref mtge 4%s 1978J
—,——Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RRr—
A General mortgage inc conv 5s 1997—
April
•
ref 4s
Alst lien & ref-4s series B 1970
A Curtis
93
97
105
;—Jan-July
June-Dec
—
—
93 Va
90
86%
and impt, M. 3 %s series E 1996—Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 3%s. series H 1973—June-Dec
45%
90%
105
Refund
A 1st lien &
93
__
*—
—
mortgage 4s JunA 30 1970
Almp & equip 4s 1970^ ^
70
89
*95
.—Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry General 4%s 1992 Alar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3%s series D 1996_-May-No®
3%s debentures
85
38%
—
*93;.:/
1965_—Jan-July
3s
82
83
149
or
Bid & Asked
Low
A 1st
60
42%
Sale Price
Cuba JRR-—.
High
73
11
70
89:
series A 1974—__Feb-Awg
series B 1968—1—Feb-Aug
3%s
mortgage
Low,
-U.
—
42
Central Pacifie Ry Co—
First and refund 3%s
Champion Paper & Fibre deb
No.
Last
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
Jan. 1
Week's
Interest
BONDS
Range Sine*
Sold
74%
*83
;
,
Friday
Bonds
High
*69 y2
———Jan-July
—April-Oct
Central RR Co. of N J 3%s 1987
OCTOBER 17
ENDED
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Central of Georgia Ry—
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
BONDS
100
*104% 105%
96
103
93
170%
10G %
98%
.110
98
102
103%
107
110%
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Intereet
BONDS
New
Period
Sleek lukufi
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Last
Sale Pries
Week's Rang*
or Friday's
Bid A Asked
Low
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llB57.-Fe5.Aaf
mortgage 3%s aeries B 1979
mortgage 3%« aeries O 1974
Consol mortgage 3 %s series F 1984
1st mtge 3'As series G 1980
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
3Y28
t
8
debentures
49'ft
«0
37%
21ft
22
12%
77 ft
1
76 Ya
84 'ft
ti
84
93%
-35
85%
87
*85
85%
87%
*87
90
90
77%
80'ft
77
1st
83
1st
mortgage
3'As series J 1981
1987
1st mtge 4%6 ser K
International Minerals A Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
subord
conv
debs
*74 ft
92'ft
20
3ft«
s
4'As
s
92
16
127ft 143
1,432
110%
91ft
"...
114
1st 4s
1959__June-Deo
99
Jersey Central Power & Light 2% a
1976__Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1987
Co
3%s
1978
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker 4 Vis
1982
conv
Jamestown Franklin & Clear
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Kanawha
&
Michigan Ry 4s
1990
Lake
143
City Power & Light 23As 1976
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'fts ser O 1984.June-Dec
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4fts debs adj 1963
Jan-July
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-Julf
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'fts 1961—Jan-Julf
Plain
1961
4ft8
unguaranteed
1983
A Power 6s 1997
1964
3s
certificates
Lake Shore A Mich South
8%e registered 1997
1959
—
ref
5s stamped
ref 5s stamped
1974
mortgage 5s
89
75
mortgage
81
Lehigh Valley RR
O
5s
83
ASeries
D
4s
ASeries
E
97%
86%
94
91
*93 ft
43
90
93 ft
92 ft
92
93
941%
94
85
138
94%
94%
94%
100'ft
2ft
2ft
1%
2%
72
07%
64
57%
67
73 ft
70%
75%
*93 ft
95 ft
89
96
*74 ft
79
73
80
72'ft
72%
61%
82
Jan-Julf
4s
series
debs
70
53
Northern
61
38%
36 ft
38%
55
25%
38%
42 ft
41ft
42 ft
37
28
43
3'fts
45
45
3
30
46%
3'fts
73%
73 ft
73 ft
*92 ft
130
98
110
514
93
28
100
*.
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Avril-Oot
18%
Apr«-Oot
78%
Aprtf-Ocl
'■
Apr«-Oct
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94 ft
Mar-Sept
*72
1979-May-Noo
Feb-Au*
78%
1972
Feb-Aug
95 ft
95 ft
series
4y2s
A
B
117.
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Feb-Aug
90
53
Feb-Auc
120%
100
87 ft
27
Jan-Julf
102
102
94 V*
92%
F M A N
88
99
109
94/4
t
52%
1
54
43'ft
60
63
43
56
3
78
A
3s
91ft
91 'ft
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71%
84%
90'ft
86%
92
18
89%
104%
74
82
91%
101'ft
90
96'/a
98%
96
100
102%
98
105
92%
97
88
86
94
88
45
94%
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63 ft
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52
1st
mtge 3'fts
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mortgage
4%s
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Edison
first
page 29.
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ser
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1974
._
101%
98%
mortgage
4'fts
Feb-Aug
s
115 V:
&
First
&
First &
First &
First & refunding 2%s series Q
First & refunding 3'fts series R
118%
12
204%
111
98 y4
106%
95
95
102
92
94
94
97%
89%
95
*91
94
91%
94
101
101
99%
8 9'ft
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89'ft
99 y4
106%
18
99
106%
7
87
89'ft
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99 Y*
83
64
64
65%
58
58
90
Jan-July
88%
90 y«
95
60
34
67
1
57%
13
83%
93
89%
95%
95
*82
Feb-Aug
65%
89'ft
81'ft
17
91%
30%
*r.i
as
June-Dec
91%
81%
April-Ocf
June-Uec
91
85 Va
89%
98
96%
96%
104
95
96%
98
80
85%
90%
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103%
85%
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98
238
101'ft 103%
85%
82
32
83'ft
35%
20
86%
82
105%
82%
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86%
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102
*—
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97
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93
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108
107
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101'ft
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98
97'ft
98
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94
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20
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102
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58%
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87%
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84
59
83
83
40
June-Dec
June-Dec
83"%
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&
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&
&
1st
&
refunding
1st
&
ref
M
&
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M
1st
&
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mtge
1st
&
ref
mtge 5s
&
Pacific
ref
M
ref
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3'fts
series W
1984
3%s
series X 1984
series Y 1987
3%s
series
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Z
4'fts series
2%s
debentures
debentures
1986
1989
BB
ser
series CO
AA
—
__
1978
1987
1985
1986
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
60 %•
59%
61
171
45
61%
Consolidated
55%
54'ft
56 ft
647
38%
57'ft
General
4%s
94
95
98'ft
General
5s .series
57 ft
57 ft
57'ft
57%
General
4y4s
Light
3s
series
B
fund
A
4%s
1965—
1968
April-Ocf
1960
—
:
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
June-Dec
77
81
114
141
113
91
86%
88
42
43 'ft
13
32'ft
45
51ft
52%
23
45 Va
53
79%
80
84
89
94
94%
141
137
141
302
112
111
112%
193
99%
15
86%
%
96
89'ft
Y\
98%
20
88
100
22
96%
102%
First
&
refunding 2%s
First & refunding 2%s
First & refunding
2%s
First & refunding 2%s
First & refunding 2%s
First & refunding 3'fts
First & refunding 3'fts
92
91
90
91
89
93%
96
104'ft
93%
113
First
&
109%
First
&
105'/a
D
First &
1981
1971
1967
1974
1981
1978
1982
1983
refunding 3y8s 1985
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
107
4
26
2
73%
76
86%
19
78%
91
83%
95
80%
80
80'ft
87
*81%
82 'ft
89%
——
87 %
.
100%
87 %
—
105%
93
111
101%
87
-
94
91%
94%
87%
100
5
96%
107
97
97%
17
60%
95
97'ft
81%
80%
10
100%
100
—•
82
82
100
100%
61
99%
91
91
92'ft
68
83
95%
93'ft
93 'ft
94'ft
24
74
74
75%
39
85%
66%
99%
77%
73'ft
73'ft
100
Philadelphia'Electric Co—
87'ft
42~
52
series
10O
94%
....
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 4'fts series E 1984
Jan-July
General mortgage 3'fts series F 1985-—Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external 1960
April-Oct
AIncome 4s April 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s series B 1974
J
Feb-Aug
General gold 4'fts series C 1977
Jan-July
-
97%
77
if
1964—June-Dec
1975
''
sinking
95%
if
Pennsylvania RR—
95
98
__
'
May-ZVoo
65%
&
82 y4
97
s
Mar-Sepf
Power
33
108
80'ft
Mar-Sept
1981
93%
81%
*77
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1983
97 y8
80%
__
77
96'ft
June-Dec
1978
1G
91
96 '4
108
June-Dec
debentures
93%
91
93
'
*102%
.
June-Dec
debentures
80'ft
95
_
-June-Dec
'
"80%
88%
82
85%
84
1
87
84
*81
June-Dec
*
1988
92'ft
90'ft
83%
"
—
93
80%
——
June-Dec
Tel
2%s
*81V*
June-Dec
33fts
&
•—.
—June-Dec
3'/as
3'fts
49
,
■
First
80%
78 y«
79%
79 %
*79
June-Dec
89
93%
97%
14
87
89%
82%
83
June-Dec
67
41%
89
88'4
86'ft
87
June-Dec
1982
10
88
89 'ft
June-Dec
1980.
50%
2
98
109%
92
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
First & refunding 3s series N 1977
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981
123
180
92 »/8
33
106
95
June-Dec
64%
97
88%
93
*99% 101%
June-Dec
63
106
88%
87%
refunding 3'/2s series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
63%
110
84
86
June-Deo
1988_.
97
96'ft
99
*81 %
refunding 3s series K 1971
refunding 3s series L 1974
debentures
*.._
88
107
97
14
112% 115%
105
1982—May-ZVoo
Mar-Sept
f debentures 1988
4%s
107
46
99
86
n
Pennsylvania
108
99%
■114% 115
Jan-July
Pacific Western Oil 3'fts debentures
May-Nov
May-ZVoo
84
133
79'ft
86
Feb-Aug
1987
80%
*—
92
80%
*...
86
June-Dec
78
*
94
88%
Mar-Sept
60%
May-Nov
98%
60
89
V'
*75
83%
101% 102%
ApriZ-Oct
1975
65%
100%100%
"
78
Mar-Sepf
:
189
100ft
«
Mar-Sept
252
96
88
26
90
1977—April-Oct
82'ft
88
76%
80
•
87
Jan-July
74
88
30
Mar-Sepf
1991
*90'ft
59 Ya
23%
86%
April-Ocf
1974
3s
mortgage 3%s 1982.
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
68
88
50
14
79
June-Dec
1st
debentures
87
42
*88
Quar-Feb
„
First mortgage 2%s 1975
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
debentures
92
59
27
May-ZVoo
mortgage
debentures
*80%
50
59
Mar-Sepf
1997
1987
3%s
*72
5
May-JVou
71%
May-Nov
60
58
A 1974—Mar-Sepf
f debs 1973—May-JVou
mortgage 3%s 1984
First mortgage 4'fts 1986
1st mortgage 4s 1988
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 3s 1979.
3'fts
April-Oct
90%
2b
Mar-Sepf
2
3 Ves
1
65
82
51
58
Feb-Aug
1982
72%
26
56%
84
Co—
81%
ft
50%
17
60
..June-Dec
May -Nov
May-ZVoo
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
11
75
5
97
66
77%
63%
92%
97
60
56%
56
%
3
42%
80!
80'ft
1
80%
2
102 y4
54
..
—
97
95
97
86%
63%
93
89
89
101%
95%
95%
91%
91
91
20
90
98
83
83
83
5
83
92
78
19
y4
84%
88%
86%
*84
*80
85
90
86
83
94%
81
85
897ft
*103%
91%
91%
103
w_
92%
!
34
60
April-Ocf
52
16
35%
19%
58%
Quar-Feb
59
ft
■
.
Jan-July
1 2047
80
65
182
*65 %
58%
75
271
April-Ocf
70
1974—April-Oct
1977
49'ft
33
April-Oct
70ft
1986
Steel Corp
1st 3y8s 1982
mtge 3%s 1986
National Tea Co 3%s conv 1980
43%
_Quar-Jan
70
64'ft'
V;
31
1974
*78
June-Dec
1st
11
70%
May-ZVoo
*69
__
Feb-Aug
1981..June-Dec
86'ft
80
32%
1973
Power
1st
74%
79 ft
85%
■
48%
2047
1st
95%
79 ft
86 ft
—.
May
1997
1st
96%
90
54 ft
64
74%
82
64
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series T 1976
Zjune-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
55
May
June-Dec
86
66
82
..
55%
1984
4s
States
First
97
90
95
7
80
*62'ft
*71'ft
Jan-July
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 2%s 1975
First
103%
1
79
'ft
,
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
—
78%
79%
66
ser
s
ir
83%
r
Owens-Illinois Glass Co—
95
97
.one-Dec
National
79
66
66'
78
80
1982
prior lien 4s
Ry
registered
1st
82%
124
79 'ft
95
93 'ft
Jan
ser
*79
56%
A 2022
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5'fts conv.
5'fts conv subord debs 1983
86
May
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs
1983__May-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
see
55%
40 y4
2007—Jan -July
A
ser
.
42
3
71
subord debs 1977
Pacific
trust
3%s
91
68
53 Ye
22
48%
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960
88
April-Ocl
Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures 1970
3fts debentures 1976
For footnotes
3s
4'fts
3'fts
3*
debentures
120%
82
90
101'ft
78%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Cash Register 4fts conv debs
Cylinder Gas 5fts conv debs 1977
Mar-Sepf
Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970__June-Dec
f
92%
103%
93
81%
*98
National
8
80
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1978
ser
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
5s
80%
Mar-Sept
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
3 ft* debentures 1978
«
97%
93
*—
1962
D
3
55 %
•52%
80
Northrop Aircraft Iuc 4s conv 1975
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
87
109%
87
*90
April-Oct
_
£
75%
87%
75
102
*73'ft
1967
78
89
Feb-Aug
1979__Jan-July
1969~Mar-Sept
74
85
*80 ft
1988
80%
85
88%
68
60
f debentures 1976
registered
Coll
99%
89
1974__May-Noc
Jan-July
1967—AprfZ-Oct
Missouri Pacific RR Co
Reorganisation issues—
1st mtge 4y»8 series B
Jan 1 1990
1st mtge 4'As series C
Jan 1 2005.
Gen mtge income 4%s
ser A Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge income
4%s ser B Jan l 2030
5s income debentures
Jan 1 2045
AVri coll trust 1976
Mar-Sept
Mohawk A Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sepf
Monongahela Ry 3y4s series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s Inc debs Jan
1 2007
Apr
Morris A Essex first
gtd 3y2s 2000
June-Dec
Natl
97%
95
*90
Mar-Sept
1962
5s
78
75
55%
/
Feb-Aug
Refunding & improve 4'fts
100%
RR—
series
adjustment
94
101'ft
90%
119ft
Jan-July
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
lien
112 'ft
85%
82
87 ft
St Paul A Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4%s inc
series A Jan 1971
AGenural mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
ACum
85%
108%
May-No*
Minn
Prior
4s
72
77
Feb-Aug
6s
40-year 4s
96
83%
78
8G%
Co—
series
conv
71%
May-No*
1972
53
s
4%s
76%
*82
1976
lien
4'fts
Northern
97
*78%
subord s f ino debs 1988
(quar)
Minnesota Mining A Mfg 2%s 1967
Prior
82
Regulator—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
56
73
68%
*55%
1987
3%s
debentures
113
92%
*72%
Mar-SeDt
First mortgage 2%a 1969
First mortgage 3%s 1969
3%s sinking fund debentures
Minneapolis-Mollne
f
s
104
85
June-Dec
debentures
55
78
64 y2
55 y8
*71'%
First
3991
debentures
f debentures
s
71
83
93%
93%
~April-Oat
19C8._Mar-.Sepl
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/2s
f
55'ft
50
May-Nov
1972
refunding
Northern Natural Gas
97
100
Mar-Sepf
f
&
96
113
112
92
I 2003
mortgage 23As 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3y8s
s
56
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
general & ref 5s 1974__Mar-Sepf
Central
General
101
3
105ft
112%
Mar-Sept
First
s
5514
Norfolk & Western
57%
Aprll-Oct
A Scott Corp— '
4fts conv subord debs 1975
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s
3.10s
55%
176
225
*82 %
1980
4%s
mortgage
40
1977
Minneapolis-Honeywell
51
59%
63%
68%
May-Nov
;—Jan -July
Jan-July
2%s 1980—
3!4s 1983
3'fts 1983
debentures
conv
49%
subord
debentures
4%s
48%
Merritt-Chapman
33AS
66%
55
mortgage
8
1976_June-Dec
debs
4s
mortgage 2%s
General mortgage
General mortgage
7
104
debs 1972
McKesson & Robbins 3%s debs 1973
4%s
mtge
General
2
92 ft
3'fts s f debentures 1980
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge 5s s f series 1977
McDermott (J Ray) A Co—
conv
51%
51
48 y8
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
54 ft
109ft
Maine Central RR 5'fts 1978
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
5s
51%
June-Dec
1973
A
2%s series D
00%
D
Macy (R H) & Co 27/8s debentures
subord
21
68
Refunding mortgage 3'fts series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4'fts series J 1991—May-Nov
Ref mtge 4'fts ser K 1993..
—J an-July
53
1963
ser
ser
subord
N Y Telephone
00 ft
May-No*
mortgage 4%s 1987
conv
CO ft
April-Ocl
St Louis div second
gold 3s 1980
Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 23As
1st mtge 3VbS 1984
5s
68
67
Putnam
54'ft
—Mav-Nor
Louisville
Trucks Inc 5 Van
67'ft
68
mtge 4'fts series A 1973
Jan-July
Si Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf
Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s
1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004—
Jan -July
AGeneral mortgage 4'fts series A 2019
Jan-July
&
Y
52
_
& Nashville RR—
First & refund mtge 33/8s ser F 2003
First & refund ratge 2%s ser G 2003
First & refund ratge 3%s ser H 2003
1st
refunding
54 j/b
May-No*
Louisville
Mack
&
53
May
May
May
_
3%s
102
67'ft
4
286
Hartford RR—
&
May-Nov
:
1978
First & refund mtge
88
April-Ocf
1973
B
Haven
General lien 3s Jan
(P) Co 3s debentures
3s debentures 1976
debentures
86%
59
May-Nov
series
4s
May-No*
2003
1962
Lorillard
3%8
05
65'ft
May-No*
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
3.75s subord debentures 1980
4.50s debentures 1978
Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1982
Long Island Lighting Co 3s/8s
series
New
General
Interest 2063
general
Y
West
&
General
contingent interest 2003
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocl
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Deo
Miami
67 3
68
Power
N
138
Feb-Au»
1984
interest
Lack
N
101%
90%
138
Y
N Y
90
90
*94
Feb-Any
Feb-Aug
4'fts
Little
68'ft
1st
92%
40
*86
*45 ft
*72
(N Y) —
extended to 1974
contingent
90
37%
61 'ft
April-OU
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4'fts ser
Harlem River & Port Chester—
88
90
gen
fixed
70
59
_
consol mtge bds—
Series A 4s Dxed interest 2003
Series B 4'fts fixed interest 2003
Series
89
90
90
63%
ft
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
& Harlem gold 3'fts 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
First
90%
80%
95'/a
951/2
ft
*02
;
extended to
4V2s
95
68
*...
Feb-Aug
1998_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Y
4'fts
N
88
*83
95
N
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
1st
91
89
86 Y»
Feb-Aug
1998
mortgage 3s series F 1986
income debentures
1989
4'fts
95
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st
gold 3'fts
N Y
N
99%
89
73
80 ft
8.1
95%
84
*75 ft
*05%
1984
1st &
88%
89
Jan-July
Jan-July
registered 1998
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3'fts
3'fts registered 1998
New York Chicago & St Louis—
114%
106
:
June-Dee
1st &
20
98'ft
'
85
Aprll-Oct
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3fts A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
99%
99%
*81
Jane-Dee
gold 3'fts '97
99
104%
92'/a
;
*89
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocl
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
1961
38As
81%
103
RR—
1997
collateral
Shore
High
100%
*70
Feb-Aug
1997.
3'fts
registered
49
89
*80
Refunding mortgage 3'fts series E 1980__June-Dec
101%
101'ft
112ft 114
Jan- July
1961
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Kings County Elec Lt
Koppers Co 1st mtge
JAKreuger & Toll 5s
Hudson River
A
mortgage
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
Co—
3 ft8
98%
85
90
■
*__
*98
Apr-Oct
Kansas
Stamped
Central
Y
Rsnge Sines
Sold
101% 101 %
*77
Refunding & Impt 4y2S series A 2013—April-Ocf
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
Collateral trust 6s 1980—
April-Oct
First
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
.Jan-July
Apr-Ocl
debentures
Power
Central RR
York
Bonds
High
....
I debentures series A 1977
f
April-Ocf
3'fts
98%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Mar-Sept
New
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
Interstate
1982
1974
General
109 »/z
100
86%
91 >A
142'ft
debentures
Bell Telephone 3y8s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sepf
100
90
94
101'ft
May-Nov
1961
debentures
93
90
102 ft 104
Jan-Julf
B
3s
N
213
135%
93
Week's Range
or
New Jersey
99ft
May-Nor
1983
Sale Price
3s
88%
International Tel Si Tel Corp—
4%s
Last
Period
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
*77
June-Dee
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-Julf
Jan-July
1986
England Tel & Tel Co—
guaranteed 4'fts series
First
*79 ft
Mar-Sep I
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
New
25'/a
84
Friday
Interest
Stock Exchange
York
Low
55%
J an-July
Indianapolis Union Ry lifts ser C
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
High
77 ft
Feb-Aug
1980
Low
No.
\
BONDS
New
Jan. 1
Sold
21ft
May-Nos
May-ZVoe
Jan-July
Consol
ENDED OCTOBER 17
Range Since
48ft
49
I AAdjusted income 5a Feb 1957
April-Ocl
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s aeries A 1981__Jan-Juiy
First mortgage'3s series B 1978
June-Dee
HI Cent RR cousol mtge 8%s ser A 1979
May-Noe
Consol
High
Bonds
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Monday, October 20, 1958
47
90 Yb
91
93%
108%
100
r
Number 5787
Volume 188
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
. .
,
(1637).
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
York Stuck
New
Interest
Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Bid A Asked
Feb-Aug
474s conv subord debs 1987
1T9
Pillsbury Mills Inc. 3Vbs s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
~
1st gen 5s series B 1962
;
Plantation
*97%
Line 2%s 1970
f debentures 1986-
3%s s
Potomac Electric Power
3%s
,
debs
conv
Procter &
Gamble
Public Service
]
3s
Co
1983-.
3s
1973
_
374s
Electric
debs
1981
Gas
&
76
*86
~~
,
(Ohio)—
sinking. fund debentures 1982Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 374s debs 1973—.
—Mar-Sepf
Sunray Oil Corp, 274s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981—
Man-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971™—May-Noo
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972———_—Jan-July
274s debentures 1973—
May-JVoti
Sylvania Electric Products—
;
4'As conv subord debs 1983
.——Mar-Sept
98
95
62
100
*65'4
70
*96
74
93%
96
*93'a
9674
—
93
96'a
96'a
9574
Refund aud impt M 4s series C
Refund and impt 274s series D
*86
~~
107
Mar-Sepi
9374
96
8874
ya%
10574
94
101.
Texas
95
10174
45
98%
98
10274
Co—
General and
debentures
refund M 374s
98
100
*—
115
111
111
Thompson Products 474 s debs 1982—-
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—Jtme-Dec
*165
169
170
174
Tidewater
First and
j
and
First
First and
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—_Map-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979-Jime-Dec
3%s
debentures <1972
1st and refunding mortgage
3%s
debentures
1975
4%s
debentures
1977
_Apr-Ocf
,
3%s
93
June-Dec
99%
Reading Co first & ref 374s series D 1995_Afap-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
„Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
i
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
May-JVoo
§ A Direct mtge 6s 1952:
§ A Consol mtge 6s 1953
§AConsol mtge
6s 1955
120
93
*6914
~1
89
95'A
2
80
90
177
*155
182
Jan-July
4%s series C 1978
Richfield Oil Corp—
-
4%s
debs
subord
conv
Electric
&
1983
96
126
130
109%
139
130
338
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
St Lawrence & Adirond'k
1st
10.9%
10774 109%
June-Dec
Royal McBee 6%s conv debs 1977
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
1187 a
118% 119
*10174
-
98'A
93%
11074
61
10674
91
110
91'A
70
71'/a
Mar-Sept
*—'
797a
'
.
64%
66
66
GG
—
U.
1
mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan
1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
A 5s
debs
income
A
ser
1989
73'a
.72%
May
70%
7074
2022
Mar-Sept
2006
Jan
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates
.Jan-July
2%s
s
1982
3s
E)
Sons
&
9474
debentures
50
■
69%
101'/a
Participating
Vanadium
374s
1974
85
•
97%
91
96
103
97%
474s
98'%
85
*
'
.y—
H
103
■
102'% 10474
104
10174
*101
*
81
89
159
'
*
106
H 0 CO £
103 %
81
1
77
82
89
89
89
~2
89
92%
81
*89
89
June-Deo
87
87
Bears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
debentures
4%s
4%s
5s
subord
5'As conv
Bhell Union
Oil
2'/2s
debentures
6s
debs
conv
2'/2 s
RR
Ala
Southern Bell Telephone &
3s
debentures
debentures
2%s
314s
9574
40
91'/a
43
93
9974
90%
90 74
9 1 74
45
86
95%
83'A
84'A
Wisconsin Central
115
9974
39
104
130
7974
91
100'A
102
90'a
89 'A
94'A
78
78
77
8774
9074
85
86'A
Co—
debentures
1970
Jan-July
1277412774
Ry
bl
74
133
5
1
6174
7
136
132%
115%
6174
142
55
119
Southern Pacific Co—
First 4'As
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
1969
4»/2s
4'As
A
1977
_
1981
San Fran Term
1st
mtge 33/as
ser A
"lb-June-Dec
*84
100'A
Southern Pacific RR Co—
mortgage
series
E
mortgage 2%s series
F
274s
1986—Jan-July
Jan-July
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Jan-July
374s
debentures
1983
Standard Oil
Products
conv
1967
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Public Service
94'A
97'/a
9
100'/a
107'A
2
104
101'A
9774
104 74
100
77
3
9874
77
3
95
95
1
95%
95
9874
4
10374
85
75
84
94'A
I
8574
93'/4
»
81%
90
i
5
70
80'A
1
99% 103%
.7
73
:
3
99%
-
*11
25
91
92
9974
*—
9974
89
91
91
8374 11574
96%
.
—-
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102
jan-July
96%
89
'
9274
9074 10074
37
87%
101%
97
10374
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.
■
92
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/
56
100%
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877e
98
34
8274
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90'/a
93%
95% 102%
1.85
9974
98%
9974
■
•
.
106'A
97% 104'A
'
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;
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95
99%
5
9974
100
100%
99%
99
99
95
■
99%
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195
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96%
9674
96%
9674
;
119'A
83'/a
99%
80
91'/a
97
'65
97%
98:!4
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82%
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93%
17274
88
12674
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202
17274
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84
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84
84
9474
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83
83
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9374
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76
82%
53%
50
81
81
—
—
98
12
9874
98
98
1
8074
5074
50 '.4
6874
64
1
8174
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100
62
•
9174
90%
90
„
69
86%
83
28
—
—
67
10074
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67
99
99
83
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"
102%
.—
8^
10
93%
91
54
91
9974
9974
5
99
103
55 '/4
43
48
57
5474
31
4674
5674
54
74
53%
54 74
91%
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...
—
90
7
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',
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91%
100
--
10374 103%
103%
92% 100%
1
97
97
104'A
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78
71*
9474
95
12
84
95%
88
88
4
87
92
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94.74
—
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70
70
•*—
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90
96%
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9674
92
97
103
106%
10574
124
81
1
81
98
98
10
98
101
81
6174
6274
99%
56 '/a
25
48%
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101%
£4%
90
40
66
83
87
90
92 74
99'A
48%
*—
—•
106'/a
88
*—
86
88
98
82
4
82
a
Deferred
Included in
delivery
Power 2%s
sale not
1976-Jan-JuZp
included
In
■-
__
•
-
__
—
_
range,
d Ex-Interest. •'jjj*
sale not included in the year a ra.ige. r c*»n saie
the year's
the year's range, n Under-the-rule
the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
not included in
91
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy,
tCompanies reported
86
96'A
78% 101
the
.
,
M
.
receivership, or reorganized under
such companies.
_uk.
sales being transacted during current week.
Seetloa 77 M
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no
flat.
103%
100
■
•
of California—
43As debs 1983_
6
90
'
-
June-Dec
Mun-July
374s 1971
Yonkers Electric Light &
8774
90
10
*85
April
June-Dec
J
86%
114
10174
96%
103
9874
May-Nov
5s
68
105% 105%
Jan-July
April-Oct
ASpokane Internl first gold 4'As 2013—
Standard Coil
73'A
61'A
103
93%
86
—
■'
84
11074 114
112
Jan-July
May
mtge 474s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%s 1976
67'A
61%
*96
103
Jan-July
Feb-A«g
1996
23As debs 1985
Gen
71'4
61%
April-Oct
Memphis div first gold 5s
Tel
84
84
Co—
*6774
1996
1st mtge 514$ series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mige coll tr 4'As 1988
Bel
RR
1st mtge 4js series A 2004
First
First
Southwestern
1976
9774
94
84
10674
90
90
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
2%s 1994
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv 1973—June-Dec
Gold
debs
95
131
82 74
*1007« 102
Jan-July
1987
California Edison
Indiana
105 74 120 74
96
—
8174
96
Telegraph Co—
1985—
convertible
431
126% 130
129
June-Dec
April-Ocf
debentures
Southern
21
87
111% 114 74
*9874
—May-Nov
i
1963_
5s
114
118
116
87
Jan-July
1979
23As
Southern
subord
conv
96
117'A
113'a
•
90r
3
■.
99%
1969——Jtmc-Deo
Mar-Sepf
95'A
April-Oct
1978-
1976
gtd
•'
87
72
—._Jan-July
1968
ABonds selling
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the following extensive
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Oct. 13 and ending Friday, Oct. 17. 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 current year.
list
we
furnish
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Corp class A
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
6%
13%
18%
8%
7%
1
'20
8%
800
250
1,700
U»,8
10%
11%
19,800
374
374
3~
2,700
1374
13'A
1374
OCTOBER
Friday
100
Last
STOCKS
3% Jan
5% Jan
Jun
8% Aug
Air Way
Ajax
Industries Inc
Petroleums Ltd—
Alabama
Great
9% Sep
1174 Oct
Alabama
Power
Alan Wood Steel Co
1%
474 Sep
13% July
Alaska Airlines Inc
Apr
Jan
874 Feb
21
5%
3
50c
cumulative preferred-—-
-10
100
1
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
'374
High
3%
%
3,4
2%
%
128
Southern—.
50
4.20% preferred—100
Jan
6% May
474 Jan
14%
Sale Price
Par
High
4%
Monday,
wnetne
17
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1.000
•
33.
ENDED
Sales
Shares
„i
Aero
page
6'4
6
]
Aeronca
4
WEEK
for Week
High
3%
_io
Adam Consol Industries Inc
see
Low
l
1
Precision Products Inc
Acme Wire Co common
Acme
For footnotes
Week's
Range
of Prices
FOR
130%
6%
22%
25
78
24
|
90
'
"
1
Gen
11174
93
99'/a
10174 .5
80
■
92
84
9474
94%
93
1
*84
Gen mtge 4s income
105%
94%
June-Dec
South
9774
103
April-Oct
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
26
10174
108%
*10674 10774
1971
& North
474s
9674
101
100%
April-Oct
1982
1982
Oil
Smith-Corona
ctfs
Corp of America—
subord debentures
conV
Map-Nov
101'a
6
10374 104
Jan-July
;
debentures
■■
—June-Dec
Map-Nov
subord
104
Map-Nov
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
Bkelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Sinclair
1983—
Mar-Sept
1977
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp—
92
*__
92
97
88
.■
'4
93
;
85%
106% 118'A
;
—
96.
87
..
85
.—7.
96
■
27
79
111
77
'.
*81%
series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 474s series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 374s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR ffirst ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Awg
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-JuZp
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
May-Wo»
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Ocf
574s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3 74s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 374 s series C 1970—
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 374s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s conv debs
1975—.
May-Woo
Whirlpool Corp 374s a i debs 1980.
Feb-Aug
Wilson Si Co 4 '/a3 debs 1978
*
Jan-July
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1982_
v
"
!
.
7674
104 %
Wabash RR Co—
1972_
debs
debentures
debs
4s
16
93
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
'
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st piortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981__June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 474s 1983—
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3V4S ser O 1973_April-Ocl
1st lien St ref 4s ser F 1983
Map-Nov
'
June-Dec
1966
85
95
•
1967
Steel
%
'
-v-
...*9474
96
Map-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
§A3T4s assented series O 1951
87
79
6974
*85
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
2%s
81
*—'
Jan-July
3s series B 1980
f debentures 1977
(Jos
7374
6874
1989_Jan-July
1st mtge
3%s
56%
'
Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968-June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 374s B 1971
April-Ocf
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noo
Bcott Paper ,3s conv debentures 1971
_Mar-Sept
Bcovill Manufacturing 43As debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
14
80
Bt Paul &
Beagram
—
Corp—
1
§A6'Aa debs series A 1947—
Jan-July
§ A3 T4s assented series A 1947—
Jan-July
§ A6'As sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
§ A3 74b assented series A 1951
1
June-Dec
5A6'As sinking fund mtge ser O 1951—June-Dec
79%
71
*8874
69'a
May-Noo
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
68'/a
.
Mar-Nov
.
59
States
—
80
86
83
72
'
78
11374 115%
*83
8674
115
'f.
>
4
8434
10174
94
C'
t
■-
79%
'•
2%s
debentures 1976
debentures
Uhited
76
73%
Rubber 2%s
90%
United Steel Works
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st
8.
'
*7274
.
J *89
.
93%
202
9474
.*—
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
April-Ocf
1996
6s
T
Map-Nov
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
———Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
—Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
May-Woo
4%s s f debs 1972
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
Apr-Oct
1st mtge & Coll tr 474s 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge 8s Coll tr 474s 1978
—Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978
Jan-July
96%
79'A
'■
84%
•
90%
877a
84
■
22
84
9974
82'/2
97
April-Oct
Gen mtge 4'/2s series D 1977
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Aircraft 5'As conv debs 1977
gold
85'a
97
*95
88%
'
W
98%
84
Corp—
Rohr
Second
99'a
*9572
Jan-July
.
*96'a
Jan-July
4'/2s series B 1978
>.
i
—
97%
>
100
10474 122'A
238
—
*104% 108
—
*155
;
123
A
.
5'As series A 1978
*83
1971—Map-Nov
1
97%
'
93 74
_june-Deo
Map-Nov
1982
0074
9474
—
91%
—A.,' '
3%s debentures 1977
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Debt adjustment bonds—
Rochester Gas
mtge 374 s
9074
85
98%
1960—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll tr 274s 1980—
United Artists Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1969
United Biscuit Co of America
185
April-Oct
r
Refunding mortgage 2'As series O 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 474s s f debs 1973
-4-.—April-Oct
182
Feb-Aug
33As
1st
75
*155
2T4s debs 1961
81 %
91%
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 274s debentures 1976—Feb-Aug
97%
100'A
_Map-Nov
.
and impt 3%s
of Missouri
1st
93
67
90
86
90
1986-
8
*84
June-Dee
Feb-Awp
April-Oct
1974
86%
: 92
"
7,
-1'
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures 1968
Map-Nov
99%
92
90%
.
3'As
Co
3%s
0274
2
116% 121:
First
107
2
7174
90%
120
Pacific-
Orleans
Tri-Continental Corp
94'A
9974
Oil
Union Electric Co
680
100'A
98
9674
95
97 74
101'a 102'A
Jan-July
1980
conv
101%
of New
RR
Tol & Ohio Cent ref
100
91
Pacific-Missouri
Term
88
89
*95'a
M"r-Sept
-
America
89
'/a
1983—April-Oct
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964_
Radio Corp of
89
{I
8974
91
89 7
104%
87
.<
June-Dec
3%s
*—
5.
99'A 103
94%
97
"3
*90
E 1985—Jan-July
ser
96
100
12
9374 ■{.
9274
*85
.
_
"
1963May-Not)
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-JuZp
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—.Jan-July
-First and
»
i
10774
867a
;
—..
110
96
4
9874
9974
■-
First and refund M 374s series B 1970
April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—AprfZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
:
—June-Dec
10674 107'a
; 83y»
99'A
Texas & New Orleans RR—-
8874
—
*78
103
98
8
5
'
;
i
,
9274
2019—__Jan-JuZp
92% ' 9374
103
10
85'A
High
.10174 114
81%
92v
119
r-
100 'A 100'A
99'A
1985
.April-Oct
Texas Company (The) 3%s debs 1983—-May-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Map-Nov
83%
*98
Low
84
,
;
.
114
85
10074
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
98
101%
92
"
111
85.
Jan-July
1974—.
Range Sine#
Jan.1
No
High
8374
474s
99%
83'A
8274
88'A
88
debentures
Beads
Friday's
Standard Oil Co
100
97'A
__
2%s
94
98%
-
—
or
Bid St Asked
11374
Standard Oil (Indiana) 374s conv 1982—April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—.Map-Nov
~
88
_Feb-Aug
_Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
Pipe
92
96 74
*97%
Sale Price
Low
-9974
16
.
*97%
General mortgage 5s series A 1970—June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
_April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964.
May-No o
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'/2 s 1965—Jan -July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967.
-ApriZ-Oct
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry—
,
94
Last
Period
,
High
10674 114'A
696
99
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
New York Stock Exchange
Low
1
4^ '
■
BONDS
Jan.1
-
No.
112'A
*76
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser I 1963—Feb-4»g
t
Sold
94
111
Interest
Range Slnee
Bends
High
94
Feb-Aug
Week's Bang*
.Friday
Friday's
or
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964_.
RECORD
OCTOBER 17
WEEK ENDED
FOR
29
80
674
Sales
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
l<OW
700
10,600
110
2,100
10O
3,200
174 Jan
& Jan
122
Apr
86% Jan
High
374 Sep
ii Apr
133
Sep
95% July
1674 May
25
Oct
7574
80
Oct
Apr
3% Mar
7% Sep
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1958
(1638)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Vriity
ItOOKI
■ale Prise
6'A
Allied Internatl Investing cap
Aluminum
commas
American
American
conr
American
American
Natural Gas Co gffr pfd
i
Co
American Thread
Equip Co
common.
preferred
5%
1,800
8,900
200
2,100
110
81
33 y2 July
10
45
6% Jun
10%
Sep
82 'A
Oct
90
Feb
5%
Apr
10
Jan
81
May
Oct
5% Jan
52
1%
1
Jan
200
65
Jan
1% May
98%
9% July
1.500
21% Jan
100
28% Mar
37
32%
32%
25
9%
10%
8,000
1,500
60
58%
62%
7,400
11%
11%
12
9,100
4%
800
26%
900
10%
A
4%
25%
4%
10%
-4.fi
Castle
Sep
Cenco
Jan
Central
Jan
65%
Oct
Central Illinois Secur Corp
7% May
3% Jan
12%
Oct
21
Jan
18
4% July
27% Aug
16
1,000
1,300
liy2
Apr
8% Feb
16% Sep
12% Jan
AM
"A" shares
7y2
,
300
31V*
Jan
5
39
15,500
4% Jan
90% Sep
33% Feb
37%
26,400
26
95
r
36 V*
110
.1M
Jan
9
Sep
5% July
103
Jan
45% Sep
39% Sep
93%
Jan
July
100
10
11%
10,300
4%
Feb
11%
20%
20%
21%
4,600
13'/a
Jan
22%
4%
Aluminum Co.
4%
4%
2,400
3%
Apr
5
5%
preferred.
Aro Equipment Corp
...
AM
5%
5%
5,000
4 y4
Apr
5%
19%
Convertible
20%
1,800
13%
Jan
21%
1U
13,600
1%
Oct
1,700
8%
Jan
~1%
Oil. Corp Ltd
Artists Productions inn
2H
1%
10%
As amer a
10%
11
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Class A
Feb
7% Aug
Jan
3%
Sep
Coastal
iy4
Feb
1%
Sep
Cockshutt
102
participating.
102
102
40
1%
1%
3,300
43 %
45%
2,000
14,200
112,200
8%
16I/4
4%
9%
12%
45%
13%
5,200
Jan
106% Aug
1% Aug
Jan
45% Oct
7% Jan
/ 16% Oct
97 % Mar
1
26%
Atlas Consolidated Mining A
14%
-10 peeeg
4>/2
■
9%
1
Audio
Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc.
lib
13
14y4
3%
21,400
Jan
4% Aug
4% May
7y4 Mar
15% July
2y2
2%
Non-voting non-cum preferred——A
Automatic Voting Machine
•
3%
~3%
3%
500
19%
19%
19%
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
36%
35%
371/2
Apr
9%
3
Oct
Feb
4% Jan
Ltd
Co
ext
Class
A
*
Industries
Baldwin
11%
10%
12%
*
Inc
18
16%
Corp
i§
Materials
15%
16%
1,200
1%
3%
3%
8,000
2%
2%
2%
59,000
5
5
2%
Jan
Sep
3% Aug
<
American
Oil
Banff
Barcelona
Barium
shares
Tr
Steel
$Qe
Light
A Power
m
Corp
Brothers
Barker
Basic
6%
Bell
14%
15%
13,500
6%
6%
6%
3,700
9%
9
9%
1,300
j,
16%
15%
16%
2,200
Me
T.W
convertible class A
IV«
1%
1%
10%
1,700
40% Jan
5y4
—1
Bickford's Inc common
■
...1
class A
Gorliam
common
1
Bohack (H C) Co common
*
5 Y»% prior cumulative preferredAOt
Borne Chemical Company Inc
V
Bourjols Inc
—. 1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
SO*
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord
•
Co
A
common
•
Breeze Corp
common.
.
—
*
*'
Bridgeport Gas Co
—
Brllio Manufacturing Ck> common——*
British American Oil Co
•
17 y2
17%
11%
7
1,800
11,900
18
600
5
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
4% May
13% Apr
8
4%
8
100
8
Aug
41/4
4%
200
4
Jan
5%
5%
6%
700
39 'A
36%
39%
14,800
94 y2
94%
94%
30
8%
8%
8%
700
7%
10%
400
1%
1%
1,100
~6%
6%
6%
11,600
6%
61/4
7
10
10
4% Jan
80
41%
43%
13%
Jan
44
Oct
11% July
7
Oct
18% Aug
8% Feb
5% May
6% Oct
42
Sep
Jan
Jan
96
Jan
11 y4
1%
Apr
Apr
6
33 ya-Jan
34%
Jan
Jun
2% Aug
7% Aug
7'/a
29
Oct
% Oct
82% July
46% Oct
Amer
Amer
dep
rets ord bearer—
.
II
*1
dep rets ord reg
Power common—."
British Columbia
7ft
41'ft
7%
1,000
7
7%
600
5>/4
Jan
41%
300
38 y8
Jan
41%
5 ft
Feb
Petroleum Co Ltd
American dep rets ord reg-
Ml
4%
cumulative preferred
(E L)
class
900
8%
1,000
--
12
17%
4%
4%
Beverage
2,000
——1
2%
2%
2%
300
I
17%
16%
17%
18,500
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
2.SO
13%
13'ft
dep rets ord share* .1* M
Burroughs (J P) A Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12%*
ft
%
Company
14%
6,300
ft
23,000
2
11%
9'/a
Cork
Cuban
Tobacco
Gasket
Diners'
15
13
300
9%
19%
200
16"%
Jan
5%
2,600
4%
A
3%
Co
Oct
Dominion
Feb
12%
13'/a
27,100
8
Jan
78% July
13% Sep
5%
Jan
7% July
900
4,200
13%
6%
Ltd
Brewery
Duke
DuMont
California
Electric
Power.
cumulative
Co
Feb
32'A
Oct
1%
Jan
3i/4
Oct
12,800
13%
50
55%
Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
0%%
preference
18%
60
60
46 V2
46%
190
45
Sep
50
Jan
54
_____
18
46'ft
preferred
54
541/4
350
51%
Sep
57
Jan
2,500
3%
Oct
V*
3%
33
Campbell Ohlbougamau Mines Ltd—1
Bread
18%
35,900
60
Calvaa Coraol ofl & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada
9,000
3%
18
$3.00 preferred
$2.50 preferred
6%
32%
2'ft
;
common
3%
4
32%
33
750
8'ft
10
284.300
•
Apr
18%
62
Exploration
Harris
Driver
35
35
35
200
Jan
33
4
Feb
10
Sep
25
Oct
Jun
5%
5%
Apr
300
14 y4
Jan
2%
21,400
2,400
20
%
200
6% May
8%
200
8
Oct
21%
4%
Power
ord reg
dep rets
(The)
Co_.
Test Corp
Duval
common
common
Sulphur &
Potash Co_
Dynamics Corp of America
Oct
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern
States
Corp
preferred series
A
25%
Jan
35'ft
Oct
$7
29
Jun
30'ft
Jun
$6 preferred series B
12%
Jan
3% Aug
July
£2%
6y4
Sep
Oct i.
9%
Jan
16%
Sep
Apr
2% Jan
5%
Jan
5%
2,100
3%
1,800
33 V*
470
3%
3%
600
29
30%
137% 140
7%
6%
1,800
23
Jan
30
128
Jan
29%
140
6%
2%
4%
Jan
30
2% Mar
Sep
3y4 Oct;
May
35
3y2 Aug
30%
140
Oct
Oct
900
4%
Apr
7Ve
Oct
;
2
Jan
2%
Jun
t
3%
Jan
5%
Oct
2%
2%
800
4%
5%
5,300
1%
1%
1ft
Jan
1U May
29%
31%
21,500
14,000
1
29%
22
Jan
40V* Mar
100
3
Apr
3j£ Oct
900
11
Mar
16 % Aug
3ft.
1312
1%
13%
o 1
J
j
13%
a.
1 ii
14%
1%
1%
13%
16,100
in
10
3,100
12%
8
10
Jan
15
4,800
175
10
July
13%
Jan
35
33
Jan
35 y4
Jun
7
97,200
11%
12%
7'ft
"7s
—
1() .2
11 »
16'/a
16%
1,900
11%
3 %
Jan
Jan
34% May
13% Jan..
.
18 Vr
Sep
>
Oct
.
47,300
6%
Jan
11%
200
39%
Jan
61 Vz July
42
1,900
30%
Jan
42
Jan
3%
4'ft
26,600
3%
400
11S
Feb
3%
3%
2.100
3'4
Sep
8%
9%
900
19'A
19%
350
27 3
30
-
4
3%
40
-—
189
170
Oct
36y2 May
52
9%
2
3 ft
8 ,8
1934
28'ft
4
32
7
Sep
50
3%
•
10 y8
i
,
Aug
39%
542
4
Oct
100
35
6%
j
Oct
Jan
14'ft
--
1%
14
18'ft
2,100
14%
,8
Jan
24% Aug
24% Oct
24%
—
12
July
22% Mar
24
24
10s
1
!
9
4%
3%
*
*
Feb
Jan
Mar '
300
.5%
—25
—,—1
1%
7
13
32%
1
—*
—1
48V2
-
Sep
5%
29%
4'ft Mar
15
Jun
2,900
19%
Jan
11,900
2%
Jan
40%
200
30%
Jan
33%
5,600
4%
E
Oct
Sep
300
3%
32'ft
1
Durham Hosiery class B
Duro
16%
16
Laboratories—
American
DuraLoy
4%
Jan
11%
1°
*
Co
(Allen B)
7,600
22
1'
J-
3%
Apr
18,100
*
Sep
Jun
25% Mar
31% Jan
U
6%
Jun
v
■-8y2 May <
16% Jun
Oct
%
1
3%
2 % July
13%
8%
*
1
Co
Co
4% Aug
4
8%
•
20
Jan
40
Jan
1,300
7
39
7.50
32.50
1
*
Douglas Oil Company
Oct
30'ft
17 y4
Jan
6%
lc
Draper Corp common
3%
Jan
1%
15%
38
U
*
Steel A Coal ord stock
*
Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
*
Textile Co Ltd common—_•
Dow
3C'/a
9%
23%
14%
"3% ~3%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Calif Eastern Aviation In
100
7
7
Bridge Co Ltd
Sep
Sep
Feb
14
2%
$2 preferred
Oct
2%
%
x58%
2%
6s 8d
1
Dorr-Oliver Inc
3 If
2} J May
100
18,000
13%
21%
1
•M*{
24,100
013
—*
Oct
Aug
5% May i.
3%
2%
1
American
£0
2%
Ltd—
Common
Calgary A Edmonton Corp
Jan
71%
15%
100
1
Manufacturing
Sep •••
13%
Jan
-1
Club Inc
(The)
Jun
Jan
19/1 Oct '
Apr
10c
35
50c
5
debentures
Oct
Jan
7
•
.
19"
May
16%
10 '/a
2.50
4
class A
10% Sep
100
13%
1
2.50
20
2.50
Jan
! Oct
1,200
2
—
%o
vtc
Sep
1%
.24
19
3%
13%
•
25c
•
2.50
11%
,
15
5
Inc
Co
" Jan
19
5Cc
common
Rubber
8
69%
13%
8
partic
Davidson Brothers Inc
6%
3%
2,200
D
2%
1,900
10 %•
4%
1
1
.
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5% preferred
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Mines
Oct
3% July
Feb
13%
6% May
13
2
71
Daitch
Dayton
Jan
6% July
23%
14%
—»
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
Oct
2,800
24
19%
5
Curtis
Day
May i
.1
Jan
3
18
19
14%
50o
Inc
common
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil
Feb
6%
%
9%
1
•
—1.50
preferred
%
2%
Jan
—
(ord reg)—£1
"A"
Atlantic Sugar
14%
5%
16%
10
•
(Md)
Internat'l
Cuban
Jan
2
7,300
Jun
7
Oct
.23%
20
Cuban American Oil Co—
Dominion
5%
29,700
6
Jan
%
Jan
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil A Land Co common
Jun
2%
6%
23%
7%
3% Jan
11,300
Jan
Crown
July
y4 Jan
1% Jun
4
2,100
'ft
Aug:
Jan
Cent Petroleum
Drilling A
American
3,400
5%
%
31
%
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Burma Mines Ltd—
7%
5%
,
5'ft
—•
5
Crown
8
19%
6%
22%
1
Crown
11
Jan
26'/a Mar,.
19%
Crowley Milner A Co__
Dominion
May
r,
300
common
Jun
9% Aug
2% Jan
600
.■
Sep
6,100
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Dominion
7% Jan
30%
20
6,400
Industries
Petroleum
Oct
8% Jan
Jan
%
dep receipts
Carrier
Oct
100
10%
8%
Corp
Crane
4%
1,000
3,800
Ltd—
Creole
18y4
8%
19%
7%
A Reynolds common
preferred class A
Jan
7%
18
23%
Corroon
'
10'ft
Jan
7%
%
Coro Inc
$1.12
Jan
24%
10c
Apr
8'ft
i
'
8%
200
10c
Jan
7%
Oct
21,200
Inc
5%
10'ft
July
26,100
Corp—
6y2
7%
2 Vb
15%
36 V2 May
1%
15%
29%.
7% May
dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
Diversified Specialty Stores——
10'ft
Oct
•
I
17% Oct
Oct
■
10
3%
Jan
25%
BQo
;
3% Aug
1% Mar
Jan
Feb
y4 May
5% Jan
700
Jan
13 %
2
5%
5%
8,500
8%
Sep
7
Distillers
3,100
(
3 %
9%
5'ft
Jun
13,600
7% July
Jan
400
8
4%
;
Jan
2
9,100
13%
18%
17
Jun
4%
600
9,500
Jan
3%
Feb
500
2%
6%
Sep
Oct
Aug j<
Oct 1
ft
6%
7%
3
ft
Oct
17%
9%
100
5
Oct
900
27%
"*3% July t.
21% Oct i
6
27,100
"3
3
__
Sep
Jan
6%
Detroit Gray Iron & Steel Fdrs Inc—1
Development Corp of America
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25c
Oct
4%
2%
1/64
1%
23
Oct
6%
Jan
2,000
10,300
13%
7%
5%
V21
6%
Sep
9% Aug
2%
4%
29%
7'%
77
2,900
3%
-
"
16
23,000
25%
21%
2'ft
18%
44 y8
ft Oct
Jan
1% May
14% Jan
29%
8%
16% July
8'ft
11.000
6%
104,000
11% Feb
20,600
2%
f;
%■ Oct fj
7% July
16%
Corp
8ft
13
25%
Jan
1
1
Engineering
16%
16% Mar
1
preferred-
(The)
6%
8'ft
15%
7%
*
serial preferred
Buell Die A Machine Co
Hill
6%
•
B
6%
Bunker
6%
1
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan
convertible
24'ft
8
2AO
B 8 F
60c
25%
—10
Co common
Brock Mills Ltd
12%
1
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce
15%
£1
1
Amer dep rets ord reg wi
Brown Company common
Brown Forman Distillers
Jan
3/64
1%
Detroit
British
Jun
4%
4%
14%
Oct
7%
%
6,900
4%
*
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common-.
British American Tobacco—
5,100
7%
10c
non-voting
American
27% July
200
%
5%
~7% "7%
50*
20c
—
July
7%
B
Sep >
3%
10
voting
Class
'jt
20%
2%
1
Inc__
A
Courtaulds
108%
Jan
21%
l
b
26%
24
3/64
*
Inc
A
Class
Cott
72
Jan
5&
Distillery Ltd—
Corby (H)
~2%
73% Oct
26%
%
•
10c
A Varnish Co—
Cooper-Jarrett
$1
650
Jun
1.25
Lines
Sep
Apr
11
5'ft July
26 % Jan
15,100
16% July
1% Jun
83
1,050
77
42%
Sep
26 y4
3,100
79'ft
Apr
3% Aug
5% Aug
1,500
10%
8
10%
10% Jun
11%
6%
15% July
Jan
44
10 V2
4
Apr
2% May
5% Jun
2% May
3%
600
■—1
(S)
Apr
% Jan
6,800
Corp..—,——$Oe
■
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blumenthal
12
5%
43
A
Apr
4% Jan
"3%
11%
Blauner's
6
~3%
43%
common
,
Black Starr
3% May
11% July
5%
(AS) Shoe Corp
...1
Telephone of Canada common—2$
Instrument
Jan
~3%
5%
11%
Be lock
1%
15,400
_
Beau-Brummel Ties
Beck
14%
l
■
Bayvlew Oil Corp
Bearings Inc
100
|
a
Corp
Controls Inc class B
Incorporated
Barry
2% Oct
_,
Ltd
100% 104 %
101
Oct
19%
•
'
10.
4
W
5%
xl0% July
:
j;
46% Jan
't
Jan
Industries
Oct
24r •'■" Oct j
Jan
Air
Sep
1% Mar
11,100
600
12
11%
•
Commercial
12%
43% May
4% May
10% Jan
200
7%
Aviation
18%
"Apr
Oct::
-10
Jun
May !
l'/4
Continental
16%
2%
US
16
360
18
i-
Sep
7%
50
5%
5%
16%
2
600
24
6,000
Continental
Jan
9%
9%
1,000
Jun
7%
81%
80%
24
J'
r.
May
2%
39% Sep
Jun
39
9%
20%
Oct r
2%
13% Oct>
■7'20% Sep ;
73
79
2%
Feb
10% Apr
11% May
■19%
:
;
Sep
"64%
8%
Jan
550
80 VB
24
50
125
2%
16
74,000
65%
65%
9%
X29
Oct
■_
18
Co
s:
July }.:
7%
Jan
1
700
Banco de los Andes—
.
22%
10
200
18
i
common
Securities
50
Inc
Continental
Baker
25%
Mining A Smelt Ltd
Continental
Baldwin Rubber
25%
9%
Royalty Oil
Consolidated
5% July
•-•18
Jan
1
July
Cook Paint
Jan
Apr
—1
8
Inc
Retail Stores
Consol
4%
Feb
10
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated
28,900
7%
1965
to
Containers
7%
1%
Co__
3
Bailey A Selburn Oil A Gas-
-
Jan
•
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Connelly
Jan
6%
Public Service
Community
Jan
13%
13,100
2,100
(Can)
Stone
&
3%
400
23.200
vtc
Oils
Continental
I
6%
400
:
1%
Equipment Co
Farm
Oil
Colon
Vtc
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
17%
7%
1
Caribbean
Colonial Sand
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
;-;45% Oct I
4%
17%
•
9%
Co
Products
Aluminum
1%
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
4% May
4%
17%
Clary Corporation
1
Rights w i
Claussner Hosiery Co
5
Clayton A Lambert Manufacturing—4
6ft
2% Aug
—% Jan |
4%
1,000
Apr
Jan
3%
3,900
2
%
21%
1%
1,600
300
•7
1
3
2%
108%
1
1%
2
*67- 1 Oct
Sep
2%
2%
2%
Jan
103%
2%
1%
A*
39%
200
13%
Co
ft Oct
1,400
Jan
1%
Corp
;
32% Aug
»o% Oct
66%
103% 104%:
7%
13%
;
Manufacturing
:
Jan
64
65
104%
25%
Club
Oct
24
1,300
1%
Corp
Controller
ft
100
-.
May
10%
lc
2%
Tel—
&
32
-
9%
Inc
1
11
America
42,700
ft
Jan
1% May
•=
10
100
Clarostat
Oct
ft
May
5% Feb
2.50
America
of
Oil
Chromalloy
Clark
2ft Jan
11 %
17,900
5%
Oct
Sep
9%
1
1
I
American dep rets reg
Stores Inc
Associated Tel
preference
Co
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet A Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Cinerama
Oct
1% Mar
13%
Clopay Corporation
Associated Food
of
pfd
Corp common.
Charter OH Co Ltd-.
Oct
Associate Electric Industries—
Associate Laundries
Convertible
Chamberlin
Sep
10 VB
warrants.
Armstrong Rubber class A—
Assoc
4%
1'
16%
Feb
9%
Aug
:i Oct
2& Feb
'ft. 3% May
Mar
1,200
32
100
100.
10
2
10
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
*
ft Jan
14
1ft
•
preferred
Central Power & Light
700
1%
Central M?iine Power Co—
3.50%
2
1,200
1
$1.50 series
preference
Christiana
Arksmsas Power A Light— *
4.72% preferred-
Arnold Altex
17,400
5%
37'ft
Oil Corp
Co
8%
5%
93%
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
A
7%
5'/4
a
.1
pfd—AM
..$
Angostura- Wupperman
Appalachian Power Co 4V».%
Armour
Conv
%
14%
1
—}
Corp
Corp
Charis
Angle Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas Fuel
Hadley
25,700
*
%
2s od
1
America
Instruments
3%
3
14
7ft
45
20% May
1% Jan
■
Jun
tt Oct
9%
of
4,000
9%
1".
1
37
May
4% Oct
15%
Corp
2%
-
—
Co—
A
13
Jan
ft Apr
9%
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1%
1%
common
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43
9%
2% Jan
15 y8
-
'
B ord
Sep
27%
31% Jam
8% Jan
18
4
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7
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Products
(A
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dep rets
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61,300
Feb
.Jan
Oct
3%
ft
5.50
,•
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Light
A
3%
3%
5
~1.
common
Catalin
2,000
15
9%
Products.
Carter
1,400
3%
1?
Co
Power
American
Casco
92,300
3%
—.
Carolina
Oct
38
36 y8
10
Carnation
Carreras Ltd—
Jan
28%
38
11
Rights
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc
High
27,300
14%
1
Canal-Randolph Corp
Low
3%
7 ft
lie
A Oils Ltd
1
Ltd partic pfd—10
Minerals
®C
Mines
Nor'west
Aug
18,300
27%
38
37
Oct
15 Vb
12%
26 'ft
1
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd.
Apr
200
15%
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Apr
5% Jan
97 y2
95
IV/2
Amurex Oil Company clau A.
Post
Wlllieton
8%
7%
1%
95
J»
American Writing Paper commas.
>mt
incorporated-
Anchor
Jan
Canadian
~9
84%
II
.X
.
1
.1
American Petroflna: Ine class
Seal-Kdp
Petroflna
84%
80
*
Meter
American
American
Can
Canadian
300
36%
8%
8'ft
,
American
American Photocopy
Canadian
Sep
8%
pfd
—
American
Sep
Jun
2
2%
lit
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II
Beverage common..
—'I
Booh Co
—1—
Electronics Xne
.
n-1
Laundry Machine.
-$>
Manufacturing Oo com
If
Industries
3%
6,100
2,100
9
~9
Paper Corp—
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75 cumulative preferred—.
Canadian
4%
3%
3%
5%
Allied
Canadian
Jan
3>/4
34%
CtuiMuan
Sep
7%
Jan
3%
36%
Sep
6% Sep
Apr
2%
3%
9
29
2%
3'ft
Allegheny Airline* Inn.
Allied Artists Picture*
5%% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co Inc.
American Air Filter 5%
6%
76,100
7
5y8
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
Ltd vtc_l
Auattuc Oil Co Ltd
2
Dredge A Dock Co Ltd
Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
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1
2,200
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Feb
20
dep rets Ami* rtt "
American Engineering
Share*
3ft
6ft
3%
Canada Southern Petroleums
Kunstzljd* II f—
AD
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Low
Ugfc
Sale Pries
Ameriean Stock Exchange
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
ef Prises
Lew
Sale*
Week's
Rang*
Last
STOCKS
let Wee!
Las*
Friday
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 17
RANGE FOR
tales
Week's
187
189
50
170
170
25
Oct
5% May
3%
Sep
'
4%
Jan
j
Oct
!
22% Sep
30% Aug
<
10
4%
42
Sep
Oct
Number 5787
188
Volume
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
latir*—
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bum
Sale Price
of Prices
class
Corporation
1
A
Electric Bond
&
8%
ii
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—5
Corp
Corp
El-Tronics
of
Empire Millwork
97'a
Jan
Oct
35%
Oct
15%
1,100
1134
Feb
157a
Oct
16%
20
2,800
10
Jan
20
Oct
1
11^4
10%
12%
14,800
6%
Jan
127a
Oct
23«
2%
2%
50,200
13a
Jan
374
Sep
163a
Sep
July
20c
1534
pfd——100
Corp—
35%
15
15
,
97
—1
74
%
15%
97
11
10%
Manufacturing Co
Inc
.
——
Eureka
Corporation
Eureka
Pipe Line
or
102
_li%
5.500
3;'a
32,300
272
Jan
40 "a
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333a
Jan
8 %
8 711
(5,400
534
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13
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600
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%
iu
20
.
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60,200
20%
sa
5.0
13%
•
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!a
jun
i4^ Mar
%
Apr
874 July
32
Jan
Sep
•
(Max)
Fairchild
&
Camera
&
Fajardo Eastern
Common
12
11%
12 (2
2,900
—1
Instrument.
30
29
3 I'll
12,800
1
Oct
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63a
8
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■
1
■
.
700
133a Aug
..
,
7 ta
1
934
2634 Mar
1
Jun
19,200
53a
Jan
7
Feb
107'.
•
200
834
Sen
10% Autr
10% Aug
6% Apr
10% Sep
•
•
Oct
'-.8%
9% May
13,100
Canada—
May
1% Feb
774 May
674 Jan
10,600
107'.
28
574 Jan
23,200
87,
9 7a
10
4,600
35,100
10'
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133 a
■
1
,—
Sterling
Ford Motor of
i
May
36
'
1
—
Felraont Petroleum Corp
Financial General Corp
137 a
...30
preferred
Faraday Uranium. Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fishman
"15
Jan
.
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j
108
106
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1,650
68
B voting
,
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t
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i
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5
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11074 Oct
112
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—£1
534
si a
57a
32,400
474 Feb
.1.25
2
174
2
10,700
1
G
6.
6%
5,800
17a July
574 Sep
32 ^
32
34%
2,200
38%
Co
38%
387b
300
5
Co
O/'r
Sen
274 Sep
,
7
Feb
1574
Jan
36% Aug
b
28
Jan
39
5 'io
105
Mar
10974
Gellman
Mfg
Co
General
Alloys
Mar
1
common
i General Acceptance Corp
warrants
—
5%
convertible preferred
General Development Corp \
;
;
General Electric
Co
j. General
574
6y8
1%
f%
1%
900
1
3
3%
9,600
900
434
*
27a
—25
16%
1
18%
17
18%
1
19%
Firfcproofing
May "
12
21,800
Oct
Jan
21
Sep
4% Apr
—5
36
35%
37
2,100
17%
17%
18
200
Indus
Corp common— 50c
^General Stores corporation
1
Plywood
17%
18%
11,200
1%
1%
1%
16,400
General
1.
34 Mav
Transistor
29%
27%
307u
26,700
17% Jan
100
Feb
94
94
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j Gilbert (A C)
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,
'.
Distillers
t
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l
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class
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93k
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,
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•
27a
2%
43a
57«
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500
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Goodman Manufacturing Co
16%
Gorham Manufacturing common—
4
734 Mav
Oct
9
734 Feb
500
2074
19% Aue
.
11% Sen
'
io
qp
,
Products
Great Amer Industries
Atlantic
17% Jan
Non-voting
'
7%
common
5
Tea—
stock
Western
Financial
6 %
,
preferred series A
Freehold
Griesedieck
Grocery
'Guild
Gulf
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Films
Company
&
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f
—
fa
1034
..
3,000
'
■
42434 439
130 % 132
49%
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1%
48
1,325
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4
1,100
,
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133
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-
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474 Julv
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11
10 7a
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434 Mar
1434
w
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_
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&
American
B
Machine
Co
Plywood Corp
Harnischfeger Corp_
Hart field
Stores
Electric
Investors
2 74
234
29,400
1374
13%
1474
4,600
1
1034
183a
187a
2974
287 a
30%
1,400
1
834
9
6034
5974
61
1
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25
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314
374
6.
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2
27a
334
;
1
534
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; Havana Lithographing Co—.
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;
100
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(R)
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& Co
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5
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&
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Jan
Jan
4974
Sep
634
Jan
10%
Oct
24
Feb
3034
Aug
86
Jan
90
600
3,000
43a
2174
19,100
800
&
Hardart
Oil &
Lock
&
Oct
2374 Sep
4
Jun
574 Jan
2
Mar
18% Apr
634 Feb
80
434
Mar
Oct
25
May
9% Sep
274
2;,4
6,600
2 74
274
274
3,800
2
July
2% Aug
834
8%
1,300
774 May
1074 Jan
5
834
9
8
74
400
.
.
,
^
_
974
2,800
Lanston Industries Inc
Securities
134
——
'
Class A
*
—.— —
Leonard Refineries Inc
Tourneau (R G) Inc—
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
—
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Lunkenhelmer (The) Co
1
Macfadden Publications Inc
Mack Truck Inc warrantsMa®es ^Porting Goods
10c
50c
7
1
•
Corporation
Maine Public Service Co
Mangel Stores (The B) Co
common
Manischewitz
Magna Oil
Mansfield Tire <fo Rubber Co
Marconi International Marine
—fl
£1
•
3
—1
5
•
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McDonneU Aircraft Corp
McKee (A G)& Co common
Mead Johnson & Co
Menasco Mfg Co————
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island
1
1
1
_1
Corp Ltd
Mining
1
-5
Mesabi Iron Co
Metal & Thermit Corp
Imperial
Chemical
American
44
Imperial Tobacco
of
For
footnotes
see
Feb
Oct
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Rights w i
3a Mar
13k
Oct
Muntz TV Inc
Jan
45% Sep
2374 July
Jan
22% July
347a
Muter Company
3174
33 74
800
1474
193a Mar
17
X54%
117
x54 74
11G
56%
118
275
360
5074
Feb
Jan
22
5674
Oct
Aug
3234
33%
63 74
62 74
64
*
73
70
74%
2,800
1,800
8
5
500
130
Apr
27
Jan
35
Jun
Jan
102
May
4374 Jan
66
Sep
4174
74%
Oct
8%
Oct
Feb
8%
4,300
474 Jan
14%
1,200
874
Jan
11 '4
13
4,400
7%
Jan
20%
217a
900
1574
Feb
7%
14 74
13 3
1134
2134
4
14% Oct
1434 Sep
227k Aug
—
page
1
33.
474
7,100
4734
6,400
7 7k
—
5
Oct
4974 July
Jan
14% May
13
—
8374
3% July
Feb
3974
714
100
5%
Feb
83%
84:%
30
8274 Aug
13%
14 74
1,000
12 % Mar
6%
Sep
9174 May
20
Apr
50
*
100
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1
1
100
B—100
100
A
*
1
pfd—•
1
4
2.50
100
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474
574
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234 July
974
174
1,7005,700
8'
10
134
2%
3%
774
834
2,'0
2%
14
1534
674
Jan
8034 Sep
'
1574 Mar
534
Oct
14 7«
Jan
Jun
Apr
274 Aug
74 May
% Aug
34
4% Sep
974 Sep
234 July
Aug
IU Feb
734
46,300
.
..
234 July
5
1,200
6,300
13,400 '
.
7
2574
26
2774
12
11
.T706,
i
12
1574
28% July
12% Apr
16%
Jan
2
.v
Oct
15% Sep
3% Jan
Mar
11
100
2,900
Oct
26
1074. Jan
.700
:
2%
Oct
102% Sep
2074 May
8% July
.1,800-1
1534
1374'
2
774
Feb
Jan
1874 Jan
.
6,200;
13%
274
1534 Oct
Jan
234
5,000
2574
2%
Jun
5,000
.1%
2
17a
2
2,300
134 Jan
274 Sep
43a
,
474
434
9,400
3
Jan
5% July
934
134
134
74
;
174
;
.
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74
1274
13%
1674
1674
1974
1934
11%
34 Jan
Feb
1374 Sep
17% May
1674
Jan
21
334
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674 Aug
1034 Jan
300
12
Sep
3,200
1634
5%
200
63a
600
300
12
2%
2%
2%
4,600
674
6%
674
400
534
534
1474
14%
Feb
12% Mar;
1274 Sep
9,800
13
Sep
2% Sep
2
May
3% Jan
Jun
8
common.
1
5
2.50
10
50c
100.
14%
Oct
4%
6.800 ;
37s
Jan
6
6%
1674
2,500
16%
600
1334
24%
400
1574
11%
67 a
1674
634 Sep
1734 Mar
474 Jan
700
14%
4
24%
474
15%
1174
19% May
x934 Feb
634
634
674
374
2%
434
4
334
474
31,800
5% May
774
434 Apr
100
'
100
13,500
352,100
9
,
;
Jan
17% Sep
Jan
Jan
27
16
Jan
4% Jan
134 July
*
274 July
Aug
1134 Sep
7 % Aug
434 Oct
474 Oct
1374
1334
14
35
35
210
334
37%
334
500
274
Jan
3%. Oct
674
674
350
534 Jan
6% Sep
2874
2474
2874
13,100
18
18
1834
134
134
2,800
200 "
1%
6,500
1434
1474
14%
1,000
5634
5474
5634
2774
27
27%
20,100
1,250
1074
1074
10%
3,100
974
974
934
1234
12%
12%
n!!r
%
l'ir
634
6%
7'/a
1,000
9,350
2,700
7,700
197a
1974
19%
2,200
14% July
1174 Jan
30
24
45 Vs
Jan
74
May
29
Sep
19% 8ep
Oct
1374
Jan
1
Jan
1% Feb
12
Feb
1634. Jun
37% Jan
57 % Aug
33
Feb
24% July
734 Apr
1134 Sep
v*-:-
'
774
93k Oct
Jun
13
8% Feb
% Aug
Aug
34 Jan
.
4% Jan
1534 Jan
1334 Jan
774 Sep
2074 May
30%
Jan
69% May
1334
Jan
2874" Oct
1634 Sep
16
16
10%
1,200
2034
25 74
2 734
8,500
9%
934
10
934
9%
3,100
1,400
1334 Mar
10,400
22% Jan
33
Mar
35% July
43% Jan
474 Jan
60% Oct
311
15,100
17%
9%
17%
3134
2934
3134
4874
4674 X4974
56
59%
57
5%
5
2,250
3,700
53a
934
7,100
•
10
300
Jan
6
Jan
1074 Sep
7%
Jan
13
8
341
May
17% Oct
52
174
1%
18,700
1J
10% Aug
,1% Oct
Jan
3734
4134
17,900
2474
Jan
17
16%
18
2134
2074
2234
5,300
16,700
15% May
15
May
.
-
4134. Oct
2034 July
2374 Oct
474 Oct
474
500
"134
1%
134
3,300
174 Jan
1074
1074
1074
300
8% Jan
11
1174
1174
1,500
9
12-
1234
1234
200
4%
1174
Ii%
1174
25
1134
11 Va
1174
2,500
2334
23
2374
3,800
5%
2,500
574
11%
534
3% Mar
Mar
8% Jan
10.
Jun
7% Jan
2074
Jan
4% Mar
32
Jan
Oct
6% May
Jan
~li7i
3734
134 Apr
Aug
Aug
13% July
12% Aug
15% Jun
26
Jun
6
Aug
35
Oct
1574 Oct
1434
600
934
10134 10134
25
9934
Oct
800
1734
Jan
41
Jan
263k Sep
174 Feb
Feb
3174 Jun
14
14
Jan
104
Apr
24%
74
25
74
74
14,800
2674
2674
28%
13,300
1674
1534
1734
5,700
6
Feb
1934 Jun
85
85
87
320
85
Sep
94
Jun
90
91%
40
90
Oct
100
May
90
90
30
89% Feb
93
Jun
Oct
165
Jun
25
14734
1034
180
14734 148%
1134
1074
10,200
45%
25
4574
37
a
3%
16
144
10% Oct
1174 Sep
3774
4674 Jun
500
2
1,600
10
1434
131%
132
130
6%
16
6
Apr
25
2734
2,950
4
Oct
Feb
3% Feb
1634 Aug
135
Sep
674 Oct
11234 Jan
534
Oct
4,600
34
Jan
2774
2874
6,300
20%
Apr
174 Sep
30% Aug
400
21%
Jan
28%
6%
(3
Jan
May
3%
1434
1
«
Nachman Corp
10
Namm-Loeser's Inc
1
Napco Industries Inc
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling Co
3
National Bellas Hess common
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1
National Casket Company
5
National Electric Weld Machines,—^_1
National Mfg & Stores common
1
National Petroleum Ltd
25c
National
•434
46
Sep
874
2
Oct
1
44,000
Jun
774
734
1,000
3034
30%
300
18%
Jan
7% Oct
3174 Sep
"574
574
574
14,100
274
Jan
674 Sep
13%
18%
1874
~7%
534 Jan
»
Oct
114% July
96
3234
pfd—100
preferred
Jan
32
Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Enterprises Inc
4.40% cumulative
4.80% cum preferred series
4.50% preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Montrose Chemical Co
Moody Investors participation
Mt Clemens Metal Products
6% cumulative preferred
3174
1434
11.700
50c
Monongahela Power Co—
1,000
44%
6,600
4a4
Industrial
common
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Mirto Aluminum Company
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of Amefica
Warrants
474%
Murphy Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
20%
4674
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit &
8
Piping Co
Miller Wohl Co
334 Feb
21
5
conv
Apr
19 r'H
£1
Canada
Midwest
$1
Abrasive
2%
20
74
capital stock—*
reg
Oil Corp
Mid-West
374
Industries—
(Canada)
Midland
1
1
preferred—*
50c
common
200
5
dep rets ord
Corp
Middle States Petroleum
297k
I
Imperial Oil
674
Micromatic Hone
1
1
-1
^
common
135,500
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
Stamping Co
Sugar Co
preferred
Michigan
13a
43
1,000
3,700
1
■
Jan
17% Sep
2 34
Sep
July
57k Sep
11% Jun
2% July
Jan
133 k
25%
25c
—3
1
i|
Jan
6% Aug
2
20 34
7 74
1274 Aug
334 Jan
95
2
Lynch Corp
334
900
8,300
4,400
234
67a
1
5
1
rl
30c
2.50
Louisiana Land & Exploration
174
.
534
1274
1434
10
5% cumulative preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Locke Steel Chain
L°dge & Shipley (The) Co
3 74
.
734
103k
<•
"
La Salle Extension University—-—5
Lear Inc common
50c
Lefcourt Realty Corp common
25c
3,900
*
Hydrometals Inc
Apr
53 a
10
2jV
5
10
—5
—
2 74
5
Refining
Manufacturing Co
3
13%
16,900
2%
.....1
1
297a
100
common
Jan
Apr
1374
,
27 74
20
*
%
64
1134
834
1
75 pesos
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Consolidada S ALake Bhores Mines Ltd—
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
2%
20 74
2074
—15
preferred
Hydro-Electric
9874
67% Jan
1674 Jan
274
—•
common
Inc
43k May
25c
10
Baking Co
(Harvey)
„
9
—-•
& Co
& Hardart
Hurd
274
*
Horn
134 July
Jan
834
—*
Bearing Co
Horn
5%
4
Sep
3074
4 74
20
634
9
1
Inc
(Geo
Humble
4
Jun
334 Sep
4,600
•
Ball
Hubbell
474
__
60c
4
Class B
Hormel
it 4
3/2
2% Mar
6,300
23
25c
.
Mines—.
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Horder's
Sep
2^a Mar
18,300
98 >2
2;i
1
{Holly Corporation—
Holly Stores Inc
•Holophane Co common
Hoover
Jan
1,050
08
2.50
Gold
Jan
2
74
98 74
31% Sep
10% Sep
6474 Oct
1
Inc
A
ConSol
10
287-
1
{Hoffman International Corp
Industries
"37a
27%
25c
Industries
Hofmann
7
56
700
4574
74
28 %
10c
Electronics
Hollinger
334
44
9
1
Hevi-Duty Electric Co
Mfg Co common
Trailer
10
15ia Oct
21/4 July
«
900
100
Higble
Highway
,
pfd
—
common
Products
&
44 %
•
common
(W E) & Co 5%%
preferred
4%
jHenery Holt & Co
334
*
25c
May
1,400
3 3a
3% Aug
Jan
2574 July
1/a
10c
—
/8
9,100
1,800
10c
Co—
L%
5
3,500
10
—
—
Inc„—_—
Hartford
Harvard
2-U
2
! Harbor
'
10c
Lamp Co
Feb
2,100
g
Michigan Plating &
;.
H
20
32
5274
10,500/
3374c
1
Forge Co—
Michigan Chemical Corp
! Hall
Feb
4974
13a
5
1
—7.50
Knott Hotels Corp—
Mays
5%
10934 Jun
Jan
1874
934
5
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Jun
1034 Aug
Jan
1074
4%
1
Knox Corp class A
Kobacker Stores
Aua
834
Jan
Jan
90 74
100
7474
1
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
4
Jan
-
3,600
20
23a
20o
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
x30
Feb
-
374 Aug
4% Aug
1274
13
.10c
1.25
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Communication Co LtdMasscy-Ferguson
Maule Industries Iflc
50% Oct
9
33 a
445
.
274 Aug
3%
1
5
3
Jan
634
1,600
J
Jan
-
1% Jan
3734 Jan
v
18
"3%
^en
21%
■r
1% Mai
/fl Mar
123%
13,400
503a
6%
81.1
174
u
Ja
Ja
241
520
134
Alabastine
&
'
5
3.400
2%
1 -iij
-10c
Inc„
21
Industries—
.
.Gypsum Lime
2
131 %
i— —9c
:
common-
4%
16% Jan
i
•
.
1
-50c
Products
States Land
1,000
—30
Company
Stores
•'
1
| Greer Hydraulics-—
;Gridoil
97a
2%
J
-00c
Inc
'
400
4
,
427.
Co
Producers
Jun'20% Sep
134. Apr
374 Aug
10,300
28
-100
1st preferred———
Great Western
1034
,f-
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co_.—
(Great
iu
19-7
1574
6
Inc_—.-—L_ _10c
Pacific
&
13
197 a
2734
28
3.000
,
_1
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great
?
Jan
3,800-
10634 109
574
High
134 Mar
1%
12
10
50c
pfd—100
-1
25c
5
—5
2.50
900
Seal
Inc
Grand Rapids Varnish——!
j
734
3,200
19%
(Adolf)
Gold
,
11,000
18 %
16%
1
'! Gobel
I
674 Mar
10%
Apr
101% Jun
Sep
4/ir Jan
400
10%
Industries:——_— II-5
107
'•
93
400
17%
Inc—,—,
Co
31% Oct
4,700
1
,
2134 July
1% Sep
.
107 a
*
-1
B
-25
Jan
87'n
,,
...
5
41%
14
11%
2l7/o An?
147 i
413
8%
1
| Glen- Alden Corp—:
|
4li!
common
Co
i Glenmore
■j
17%
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60
preferred
Giant Yeilowknife Gold Mines—:— —1
.
5.1, Jan
45% Mar
x29% May
1674 Mav
General
1
1% Sep
3% May
17
General
Enterprises-.
Sen
Apr
Feb
874
„£1
common-
4%
7
Jan
1% Jan
400
Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
;
5%
1
Co
General Builders Corp_—
;
Kaltman (D) & Company,
Kansas Gas & Electric 474%
Katz Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kawneer Co (Del)
Kennedy's Inc
i
Kidlle (Walter) & Co^
Jun
2
-100
preferred
24,000
13%
—4
Krucger Brewing Co
common
43k
5034
lac
1
1
**
Industries Corp
7
Aug
(.»
i Gatineau Power Co
800
20
—1
—10c
Glass Co common
Industries Inc
Jupiter oils Led—
Klein
Company
(Geo A)
.*• Jan
*
r
dep rets ord reg
Brewing
(The)
Jan
67
Class
t
Low
374
J
Kaiser
Associates
beneficial int__
$2
Firth
J.m
9
19 74
Sugar
of
shs
1
Cb class A—.—_—
123a
1
Manufacturing vtc
'
Jetroinc
Factor
10774
*.—5
Cigar
1
3.90% pfd—100
*
Ironrite Inc
1
Irving Air Chute
—
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
* Iron Fireman
Range Since Jan. 1
High'
4
4%
25c
Investors Royalty-^
Iowa Public Service Co
147'a May
474 Aug
.„,
Shares
374
Machinery—
*
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products—
5
International Resistance Co
—10c
Intex Oil Company
—33%c
International
4374 Aug
93a Sep
3
11%
10
common—
Feb
Jan
%
"
8 %
1
—
Ltd——$1
74
1
—
a
92
20
39%
3
40
:
.
-
107
2,000
.
98
*
-10c
——1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
1
6% cum 1st preferred
10
common
277i Jan
13,200
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
50c
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Insurance Co of North America
International Breweries Inc
1^ May
34
$2 convertible preferred
Esquire
Jan
%
193-!
America—;
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
E"ro
6%
35 %
1
Inc
Inc
Corp
1,200
1
common
common
Communications
Electronics
Equity
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
35,100
1
Friday
OCTOBER 17
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9%
!;!
WEEK
5c
Electrographic
Electronic
b7
FOR
STOCKS
Shares
High
1
Mines Limited
Elder
Low
RANGE
for Week
Range
Par
Edo
Sales
Week's
Last
Presto
Industries Inc
—2
National Research Corp
1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products common—1
Steel Car Ltd—
National Telefilm Associates
National Transit common
National
•
10c
1
1,000
700
274
27k
"534
534
6
2,400
7%
774
774
3,300
434
14,200
13a
700
43a
434
1%
3
Jan
134 Jan
2
Jan
Jan
3074 Oct
Jan
21% Aug
1334
100
1034
Jan
v274
11,000
1,100
3,600
20%
350
14
Sep
1% Jan
234 July
Jan
11% Mar
12% Apr
17% July
2074 Aug
9
934
93k
934
14 74
1474
1474
17
18
600
13
Apr
38
44
2,500
36
Sep
4234
Jan
934 Sep
574 Oct
11%
20
2
Apr
July
3% Feb
10
1,000
30
1334
_2
5
19
17
2974
2034
13% Apr
2% Apr
674 July
44
24
Oct
May
21%
~8%
4%
Apr
83k
87k
27.400
534
Apr
934
Aug
4
4 74
1,400
3%
Apr
574
Sep
{
>
*32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1958
(1640)
EXCHANCE
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
National
New England Tel &
1,400
5
29 74
29 7 b
29%
137«
»40O
2,900
1%
3,300
1
6,120
125
Idria
New
New
Min
Jersey
1%
Coal
Superior
Yoik
New
York
New
29
27%
29%
15 7b
14%
15%
174
1
17b
9,300
•
common
15 3
4
11%
Jan
39% Jan
17% Apr
58% Aug
25
*
A,
1
7%
7%
8
lOo
—1
3 7a
3
374
9,100
87a
774
874
—-
class
Cement
A
30%
32'4
174
%
174
2
2
Feb
% May
1% Jan
5,200
10
———1
1% Jan
July
296,300
1,200
9,000
Inc
Sep
1 i\i
1,100
57
~l7b
1
1A May
1% May
109
13%
157a
53
10
157a Aug
Jan
Jan
Apr
Oct
600
15%
55
10
Jan
1% Feb
600
174
174
1
Co
U
i'ii
94
*—*
Oils
American
4%
Apr
2% Jun
8%
26
Jan
900
26
Jan
Oct
6% May
8% Sep
5% Apr
1,200
32
If* Jan
Jan
2%
Mar
34 y4 Aug
33
Aug
10
American
Northeast
Royalties
30 74
2974
2974
1
B
47a
474
47a
1,300
474
35,000
Sep
2% Jan
57b Jan
47a
6
674
3,300
4% Apr
6% Jan
Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
If.)
17 b
———1
—...
North
1U
12,500
12,000
20c
Ltd—
Mines—
Class
7Va
—25c
Norden-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
North
29%
30,600
Honduras Rosario
Lltes
Jan
1 7b
Merchandise
Nipissing
18%
1
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Noma
Feb
A
50c
Co
Auction
York &
Jun
3%
7/«
Oils
&
Park Mining
New
148%
Apr
Jan
12,200
1
1/* Sep
Jan
1%
Arizona Land
13% Oct
In Jan
1
! <i
Oct
31
44,700
147
1
New Process Co common—.
New
If*
144.
—:
Zinc
Pacific
New
New
127a
13
146'/a
19% Jan
5'% Jan
Co
Chem
&
Mexico &
New
1
50c
——.—-100
Tel
1% July
Jan
1%
Clock & Watch Co
New Haven
1
25
Airlines
RR
Penn
Northern Ind
1
Co
6
50
68 74
Pub Serv
474% pfd—100
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd—
1
Warrants
8574
88
240
2Ar
42,600
lii
of Amer A (Del)
If
l-)Y
174
24,700
17 a
1%
174
lOo
2
4% Sep
May
72
Jan
83% Sep
1% Oct
96
Apr
65
19,500
2%
—
-
Nuclear Corp
87%
70
6874
4
1%
4(1 Feb
3},V Feb
Oct
1'%
% Sep
Oct
Oil
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Co
274
2%
1174
12%
78
81
725
92 74
93
50
class B common- —*
4%%
Oils
274
1274
preferred
—100
Ltd—
Town
Corp
■
—25
common
40c cumulative
Omar
preferred
274
Apr
Securities
Electric
81
Oct
102
Jan
l-i'rf Sep
50% May
700
1% Feb
374
3%
800
3%
Jan
2274
24%
7,475
7%
Jan
7474
73
82
18
1
1774
19
3,830
1,100
3,300
374
3%
3%
July
Oct
92
3%
1
Corp
3 Va
13'% Sep
60% Jan
2474
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Oxford
Feb
8%
2,800
1%
2%
1
2
8,950
If
274
947) 101
98
1
Inc—
Overseas
•
—900
Okonite Company common
Old
—-
2,600
29,800
l/|y Feb
Oct
101
3% Aug
4% Aug
24'%
Oct
Oct
40
Jan
82
11
Jan
19
2%
Apr
Aug
4% Sop
187 a
5.60% preferred
Sapphire Petroleums
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Saxon
Paper Corp
7
& Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines
Say re
Seeburg
Seeman
Bros
Inc
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp
22%
Shattuck Denn Mining
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
5%%
5%
1st
1st preferred--
5%
5%
reueci»i..oie
4.80%
Smith
Apr
Sonotone
25
26%
26%
100
Jun
Soss
24%
25
2,000
27
Jan
South
Coast
25
25
100
25% Sep
24% Oct
24% Sop
29 Va
25
1st preferred———-—
redeemable 1st preferred
iat
Apr
30'%
oci.ec
♦27% Jan
South
Penn
24
24
300
22%
22%
200
23% Sep
21% Aug
24%
22 %
500
21'A Sep
23% Jan
5%
88%
22%
89%
250
88
Aug
99
Jun
87
85%
Oct
96%
Jun
%
.74
7,400
12'A
12 7 0
700
97 a
23,400
9JA
1st
preferred—_25
preferred—25
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
dividend
24
•
cum
$4.75
preferreddividend preferred
$4.75
conv
$4.36
88%
dividend
*
•
dividend preferred™-—*
93%
128%
preferred———*
Northern Airlines—
1
Pacific
Pacific Petroleums Ltd——
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd
Page-Hersey Tubes
Petroleum
Pan
Oil
Israel
100
Chemical
Park
Parker
Pen
class
Patino
1%
1%
2,200
5,500
-)V
Traffic
Products
35,700
If
15,600
%
1%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
15%
14%
14
15
7%
7%
7%
5,400
5'/a
Jan
5%
5%
6%
2,600
4%
Feb
1,000
974 Aug
1
9%
7%
200
10
400
77«
Peruvian
Oils
&
—2.50
Minerals-.:
1
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Diss Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
60%
60 %
61%
1,300
21%
21%
22 3«
900
10 pesos
Piasecki
Pierce
8
27 a
Industries
Inc—
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—
1
10%
1
.
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—,
Pittsburgh Railways Co
50
Pneumatic Scale
9%
1
)"<;
10
•
common—.
Polaris Mining Co
Poloron Products class A
Powdrell
&
Alexander
2%
Preston East
of
America
.—lOo
Gas——
Service of Colorado—
4%%
Puget
45
preferred
Telephone Co
Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National
Co
Mar
16% Sep
15% Sep
Oct
6'A July
10'A July
7% Aug
6% May
5.:
8
4%
40%
common
1
674
6%
Corp common—
Oil Co common-
1
20'A
20
2074
-12.50
3574
35 74
35%'.
5174
51%
60
25%
243ai
257a
1,000
24
Sep
27
July
24 7i)
243»
25
1,100
24
Aug
26
May
51%
50 7
5174
4
Jan
lj{( Oct
Oct
Oct
9%
600
1%
1,900
J3
Sep
78%
1,550
59%
Apr
79%
Sep
5% Jan
18% Jan
1078
Oct
11,200
1,100
1%;
1%
2%
11%
200
69 %
2/*
43 ',4
45
6%
14%
9%
9'a
10%
10
Jan
8% Jan
♦
55%
2%
Jan
Sep
}?r May
36
Jun
2
Mar
2% Oct
12 Va
Sep
71%
Jun
Oct
3
400
48
Jan
63
18
Jan
li May
7.5.
1
in
78,200
4%
Jan
July
47% Sep
% Sep
7% Jun
14%
1.200
11 %
Jan
16
9%
10%
1,300
7% Feb
2,000
8%
%
14%
5,700
18 Jan
1%
700
59%
%
6 in
125
2%
59
"43%
%
84,400
% Jan
Jan
July
9% May
10% Sep
100
84%
84%
86%
125
82
Sep
95
Feb
28
20c
com
28
100
20% Jan
30
Forgings Corp—
Oil (Ky)
19%
Oct
19
19"
19%
2,200
13%
48%
42
49'%
5,800
16% Mar
(The) Corp
convertible preferred
50c
Statecourt
1
•
Jan
4U
4%
41*
3,500
Sep
6
Va Jan
Oct
3%
36
Sep
R
5
•
Sterling Aluminum Products commou_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
—10c
Stetson (J B) common
—-—-*
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
5
Steel
—
riichwell
24%
4,700
18
18%
700
10
56%
56%
1
11%
2,300
5,500
55
i
500
17
Jan
2274 Oct
16%
17%
600
16
Jun
18
Aug
Co
1
May
1
u
:
il
100
li!
%
%
18.900
10
—
44%
43%
44%
1,700
10
10
1
6%
6%
20 %
19%
1
Ltd
1%
5,500
7%
Jan
11,000
4%
Jan
7,100
19'A
Oct
21
3,600
%
Jan
1,800
l7/a
Jun
300
7%
Jun
r--
1
A
50o
2%
3
1
distribution
Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
(A)
&
9%
9%
1
dep rets ord reg
Xft
Inc
4
4%
82%
80%
82
1
3%
3%
4
1.50
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Carpet Company
30o
1
Royal American Corp
%
4,700
50
9,100
2% Jan
80
Aug
1% Jan
12% July
8
5%
12
8
8%
1,500
5%
6
7,600
11%
12
1,500
4%
4%
10
Jan
Jan
Jan
50o
Russell (The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
page
3%
3%
4,900
*
12 %
11%
12%
18,300
1.25
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave common
see
4
100
£1
Roxbury
For
Co
common
Oct
1% July
3
Jan
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S)
& Co
3%
3%
3%
1,900
4%
3,800
2%
Jan
34'A
2,800
22%
Jan
1
1
4
34%
1
1
33-
3
37a
33
4
"41/8
%
4%
4%
4%
1%
Jan
10% May
2% Jan
4% Sep
Feb
4% Sep
13%
87a
7
Sep
Oct
Mar
13% Jan
478 Sep
14%
Jan
Oct
'
if'/a Oct
1.100
774
474 May
1274 Jan
900
-
1,500'
Jan,
31
>
8
Oct
'
20 74
;
Oct
,3774 Sep
a
700
47'A
46
47 74
2174
21
21
21
1274
"9
9
%
48%
Apr
247a
Jan
Jun
200
2074 Aug
237-a
200
1974
Oct
2374 May
2%
Jan
12%
600
4% Sep
1474 July
10
600
9%
Jan
6
May
x51
200
Feb
..
7%
7%
400
1% Jan
4% Jan
7%
8:%
43,100
4% Mar
3%
4
3
8 74
■■■".
374
2,600
12
1174
1274
2574
350
474
Jan
13 74
22% Mar
37-4
4.800
5%
Jan
16
157
16%
Apr
17
61
62
1,600
2,100
13%
61
457-4
Jan
62
14
13%1
14%
3,400
97'a
Apr
16'A
Sep
21
20%
2174
3,500
TOO
1574
Jan
21'A
Sep
2 3/a
Feb
3 74
Jan
874
8%
274
a
2%
3
7% July
3& July
9,100
2%
83,700
2 74
274
1,500
87-4
874
874
500
474
474
1974
6974
474
400
247b
18,600
71%
1,450
467b
300
478
23 7
a
6974
6 74
67
a
Oct
13A Jan
674
Apr
3% Feb
13% May
Jan
13
200
Jan
Jan
14'A
1474
14%
1574
1574
15%
700
2%
2%
27a
15,200
17a
Jan
19 74
300
1574
Jan
13 Va May
Jan
12
19
class
A
common
common
Industries
Texas
Power
Co
& Light $4.56 pfd
Thorofare
Tilo
Amer
2974
Jan
Apr
1974
18
Jan
47
Sep
13%
13%
1374
400
Jan
16
July
2 7'a
23a
2%
26,900
14
147a
400
1974
18%
197«
2,000
3%
3'/2
3%
6,800
74
38
1,800
8%
1% Jan
16
Jan
2174
274 Mar
874 Aug
1374 Jan
1674
1274
1674
374
6,900
6%
77a
8
1574
147 a
1574
600
8
10
-7
n
14%
1472
14%
1,200
374 Jan
,.
-
274
7
Corp
preferred
474%
67a
774
25.600
274
2 74
274
5,700
6»4
674
1,900
1
25a
—•
2%
2 7
a
274
15,700
iir
7u
lOo
20
100
Cont
Trans
Cuba
Industries Inc—:
Oil
Co
class
A
Trans Lux Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Tri-Continental
Co
2474
Guys
10
*
from Harrison Inc
267-4
1,300
5074
5674
21,100
10c
* "Apr
674 July
Jan
1
Jun
Jun
874 Sep
45 74
Oct
774
Oct
274 Jan
874 Jun
37a
Jun
101
li May
May
197a May
27
Oct
Feb
57
A Jan
3874
Jan
74 Jan
Oct
174 Feb
U
1
4.40O
5%
6
700
34
3374
34
2,000
30%
2874
313b
5,600
1974 Jan
3274
167'a
167a
177a
1,300
1074 Jan
1874 Aug
1
87b
8 7
a
100
4
Jan
2074 Jan
674 Feb
Jan
2
7
Feb
36
Aug
Sep
874
310
Oct
Oct
3'a
3%
3%
300
3774
377 b
3774
2,200
3674
Sep
42 74 July
8574
85
3674
200
84%
Sep
96
Jan
2%
3.200
174
4%
47a
1,400
2% Jan
274 May
574 Oct
1174
1,100
974 Jan
1274 Aug
2%
374
2%
a
2%
'
5
74
i'is
a
5,900
774
2,800
22 77
237a
1,700
267 a
28%
28,200
19
19
33'4
34
77b
~8
74
87a
8
274
200
Jan
% July
31,800
2374
1974.
Jan
10%
27 a
47b
10 7
2774
1
*
warrants
True Temper Corp
Inc
Trunz
Two
1
50o
2
96%
54%
Feb
Jan
3474 Jan
374 Jan
5,600
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans
2,100
7
1
Inc
Edison
4474
674
1
Sep
6,800
3
43 74
May
Jan
3
43%
274 Aug
Jan
11
"11 %
Sep
4% May
374 Feb
7%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyards
Oct
374 Sep
16%
1974 Sep
33
Oct
15
Amer deposit
Todd
Oct
Apr
15% Oct
600
25c
1
Inc
Inc
Roofing
Tobacco
Oct
674
800
10
preferred
Markets
Thriftimart
71%
15
19%
1
Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc——
70c convertible
2474 Oct
44%
5
Thew Shovel Co common
Chemical
Sep
Aug
19
37
—-1
Inc
Corporation——
Calgary
Thiokol
874
44
—20o
Inc
Oil
Feb
3
5
19%
1
Tampa Electric Co common
Technicolor Inc common
Texas
Oct
1%
774
174
2',4
67 a
Feb
474 Apr
67a
274
T
B
Sep
Sep
July
874 Aug
27
44 74
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
Inc
8% July
8% Oct
Feb
7
6,700
25
Sep
2 74
200
25
14
85% Aug
3% Oct
1
Corp
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Talon
Apr
Jan
42
1,500
78
74
77
374
52 Va
4'A
4
4'A
56% Apr
2174 Sep
2,500
21%
22%
21%
45% Jan
400
22%
Jan
-50
1
common
Supermarkets
Sunrise
3 74
Jan
18'A Feb
1374
Jan
15%
Apr
20
2974 Mar
4,200
6 74 May
4
Jun
1%
Jan
774
Oct
2374 July
2974 Aug
1974
Sep
35
Aug
974 Oct
Jan
u
474 July
4%
374
Feb
18,900
1
Stylon Corporation
Sun Ray Drug common
Toledo
10% Mar
86%
27%
38 74
Feb
-1
*
1
25c
Corp
Container
Stone
Tower
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
footnotes
1 Va Aug
45
6%
21
%
1
Jan
Oct
10'%
1
Mining Co
3/a Jan
{'a Mar
34
12
July
10 7'a Sep
7% Aug
Ridgeway Corp—
Field
57% Jun
12
22%
Rio
Roosevelt
25% Oct
19% Feb
10%
1
Petroleums
American
Jan
22
50o
Corp
Corp
Ex-liquidating
11
16% May
45'A Jan
6% Mar
-1
& Co
Rico Argentine
22%
18%
20
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Resistoflex
24%
3% Feb
1%
•
Corporation
Parts
Stein
Texam
1
—10
Co
Oil
1
•
ordinary
Co of Canada
Steel
Television
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
(Robert)
Inc
Enterprises
Statham Instruments Inc
Tel-A-Slgn
Reliance Insurance
Corp
Mines Ltd
Uranium
4% cumulative preferred
x35
Reiter-Foster
common
Standard Tube class B
Sep
49%
8
B
common
Quebec Lithium Corp—
Quebec Power Co
Pump
Co
Sep
Q
Red a
20
1
1
10
1
1
1
1
.—1
1
50c
25o
preferred
Starrett
69
2%
5
Co
Standard-Thomson
4% Sep
11%
69
1
Jan
Class
Reis
•
Line
11
Jan
2%
Oct
14874 July
~9
Apr
1%
200
Sep
3174
Mar
95
~8%
Products
2,500
2,900
3534
16% Mar
150
"8%
Shares Inc
4%
31%
2,600
Jun
i—IIl
,
Standard
4
9%' 1074
317a
145
13'A Aug
Jan
3% Apr
774 Sep
Standard
1
297«
8%
7,100
Oct
12 Va
4,200
142
I* Sep
% Apr
474 Sep
Jan
374 Jan
3074
317a
Sep
374 Sep
12,300
Oct
6% Mar
10%
V*
3,600
97a
10
4%
55
%
22%
Stanrock
1.8
9,200
474
Jan
Mar
ilr Jan
2
Standard Financial Corp
.6% July
1 a1
2
30,900
6%
Royalty
Standard
Jan
9
36
3074 July
54
Sep
2'A
«
Standard
5%
75
50
1,600
2%
li
Jan
Feb
6
convertible
$1.60
500
11,400
32
Jun
1
% Apr
27% Apr
7,800
Feb
4674 Sep
21
2'A
617s
13
45
274
274
100
Jan
3,900
w
Southland
12,700
13
43 74
17
6%
Spear & Company—
.——
1°®
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Stalil-Meyer Inc__—_—
*
*
Standard Dredging Corp common—.—1
27,100
10%
4074
2,500
il
41%
5
Superior Tool & Die Co
cumulative
Rico
Sound
Puerto
Jun
il;!-
*
:
% Jan
17 Va
21
Jan
92
Sep
34'A May
275
43 74 Aug
Jan
Jan
1974
Jan
2% Apr
130
10
33/a Jan
16%
47
V*
24
1,600
Jun
May
774 July
33'A Oct
374 Feb
19474 Sep
32% Jan
Pipe
Southern
5%
1
Providence
Jan
3.400
11 Va
38
Jan
600
25
25
25
California Petroleum Corp—2
Materials Co Inc————2
Southern
Jun
17%
-1
-
Jan
6
2.900
3
47a
Jan
7,400
Corp
Southern
77a
8,900
3374
3% Apr
6% Feb
26% Jan
-
Oct
F
1374 Oct
974 Oct
Jun
3%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred,
cumulative preferred
4.32%
4.24 %
4.08%
1 if
—1
Dome Mines Ltd
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Public
2.50
Jan
4.48%
357/a Aug
5
~7%
2%
*
convertible preference25
convertible preference.——25
4.56%
Jun
2%
6,000
174'A 182 3 i
94% 94%
4374 44 74
21
original preferred-———
25
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative pfd—.——25
111
x
31%
~1%
1
Prentice-Ilall Inc common—
Metals
9%
2.50
Power Corp of Canada common
•
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
-1
Pratt & Lambert Co
—_—•
Pressed
78%
25o
common
3 Va July
22% Aug
8 Va
a
32
32'A
Southern California Edison—
5%
"4%
—
14
Jan
Jun
103
97
Sep
25
Jan
% Apr
8%
~7'A
774
44
74
9
Jan
174 Sep
6% Aug
3% May
11,200
25
9 74
27a
Apr
Jan
22,100
Sep
Apr
210 Mar
41%
Manufacturing
15%
l\l
17
10o
Aircraft Corp—;
14% Feb
4%
—
Corp
97
8
6%
674
774
Jan
102% Jun
1307« Oct
Jun
8,900
14%
2.50
Co
Circle
Jan
28'/a May
4% Feb
6%'
15%
Pep Boys (The)———
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20
Perfect
91%
Apr
1
Ltd
Peninsular Metal
Penn
150
1,600
Aug
1% Mar
16%
a
Corp
Canada
4,200
125,500
1%
4%
2
—
of
2%
22%
33%
1
A——
Class B
Parkersburg-Aetna
87
2%
20%
84
2
Company
Co
Feb
98
5%
Amer shares—1 Bol
Oct
32%
5%
■%
32%
lo
(C A)
93%
107%
30
96
•
,
Pantepec Oil
100
750
'
86%
~274
21%
vtc__2 Bol
(C A)
vtc
94
127% 130%
•
1
common
Pancoastal
30
26%
874
8%
179%
4.78%
redeemable
redeemable
1st
4.50%
4.36%
174
%
22%
4.88%
86%
A..-_25
Jan
3%
Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
33%
5,600
%
£1
Airways
Aug
74
12%
20
Co
*
Aug
174 July
9 74 Feb
40 74
Manufacturing
30
974
2
——1
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
27
13,600
8%
2'A
24%
—•
Simpson's Ltd common
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
600
30%
31,600
2%
5,000 fr
American Shares
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
2,500
27 3
111
Iff
July
21
2374 Mar
4'A Jun
5% Sep
1% Jan
5% Mar
974
25o
28
25
1,600
4,200
1
'
2
1
10c
1
30%
27%
pfd-—23yi,
—
7
5%
6%
111
»—10c
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
2,200
6
5%
Silvray Lighting Inc
2274 May
July
21% Aug
74 Jan
5%
~674
Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Slick
400
12,200
Sep
21
bep
Sep
6
2
B
Singer
22 7i
•
Ltd
Silex Co common
Singer
77a Apr
5%
3
10c
common
Silver Creek
Simca
Feb
874
*
of Canada
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Breweries
21%
100
-
of America
Corp
2174 Sep
7
774
1
25
common
preferred
Apr
100
7
8%
—•
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Products Inc
Sherman
4%
13
%
•
5
common
Sherwin-Williams
1774
3.600
1
1
20o
of America
Servoxneehanisms Inc
Leather
Apr
19%
—•
10c
class B
Servo Corp
Seton
1274
187A
10c
1
1
Securities Corp
High
•
8,900
19% Aug
1
Metals Inc
General(The) Corp
Seaporcel
Range Since Jan. 1
Lffw
1774
17%
20
1
25c
25c
1
50c
Ltd
Shares
High
16%
18 7a
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5% series —20
Cumulative preferred 4% % series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series_20
Class
1
.__50o
common
17%
2.50
Salein-Brosius Inc
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Company—-------
Corp
Low
-
Sales
for Week
of Prices
s
Corp Ltd common
St Lawrence
Sicks
o
Oceanic
Ogden
Week'a
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
High
Low
High
1%
Petroleum
Chamberlain
New
Friday
OCTOBER 8TOCKS
17
WEEK ENDED
American Stock Exchange
174
Neptune Meier common
Ncstle-Le Mur Co common
FOR
Range Shice Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
RANGE
•/'
for Week
Range
Corp_——30c
Electric
Union
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sep
2,100
3%
Jan
34% Aug
5% Apr
400
25/a
Apr
474 Aug
Unexcelled
Chemical
Corp
Canada
Union Investment Co__
Union
Gas
Co of
8
774
18%
87
a
8,900
200
1,500
474 Jan17
Sep
1074 Jun
19
Aug
Jan
9%
Apr
1974 Jan
2574
Sep
774
Volume
5787
Number
188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Par
Aircraft
Asbestos
common__50c
Products
United
8 *4
1
2
Canso
United
Elastic
Molasses
Amer
S
U
S
U
N
J
Air
rets
RR
Ceramic
Foil
S
United
common
1%'
Oct
11,100
(4
Apr
2(4 July
1(4 Jan
34 (4
35(4
GOO
Jan
5%
800
29
6%
3% May
3(4 Jan
3
180(4 180(4
3
Va
Consolidated
Controls
Sep
Universal
4(4
Sep
189
Jan
A7s
Apr
1,900
31
Jan
51%
Sep
2(4
2(4
400
2
Jun
4(4
Jan
Rio
1%
1,500
1(4
1,600
15,200
-
1% Jan
24(4
31(4
32(4
100
13(4
13%
11,000
6%
6%
6 (a
5,500
v
Feb
x22(4
24%
7(4
de
45(4 Aug
Oct
39(4
22%
Oct
No
1
Ex-liquidating
Jan
48(4 July
(not
Sep
16% July
tribution
7
4% Jan
Sep
7(4 Oct
7
7
GOO
4% Mar
82
82
82
10
78(4 Apr
82
39%
38%
42
9,400
30%
Jan
42
Oct
5(4
4%
5(4
4,900
2
Jan
7
4%
5(4
6,600
33/4 Jun
included
1
4(4
3%
4(4
10,400
3%
3%
1,600
2% May
9%
9%
9%
300
*
8
Oct
4(4
Weiraan
&
500
2
A Bonds
Jun
20
56
Jan
3
3
400
25(4
24
25(4
250
l
30%
30%
32%
7,900
1
1%
1(4
1(4
5,700
•
(Del)
&
1%
1(4
120
119
3ya
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
Stockholders
dep
2
Mi
1%
•
shares
White
Eagle
White
Stares
oVa%
Inc
(R
C)
5%
Wood
(John)
Wood
Industries
(4
Petroleum
250
21
39(4
39(4
40
10
Appalachian Elec
8
„
800
19(4
Jan
40(4
16%
12
11%
12(4
5,700
10
Apr
16(4
6(4
1.050
5
May
12(4
32%
9,100
3%
20
20(4
475
98 Ca
98(4
50
Sep
25% Sep
13(4
13(4
3,150
12
1.100
17
00%
58%
G2%
3,600
1,000
Oct
834
Period
Exchange
1994
1970
Oct
11(4 July
Week's Range
Last
or
High
$42
$117
Quar-Feb
Sold
46
89%
89(4
Low
No.
—
—
41
89(4
82.42
188.19
90.36
86.52
86.35
82.28
186.63
90.37
85.73
83.05
86.23
86.33
184.78
90.40
85.77
82.90
86.39
86.36
145.37
82.67
186.55
90.40
85.51
82.93
86.44
86.32
540.11
(35 Stocks)
'
94.34
Higil
95.71
Wed.
95.41
88%
88%
88%
9
87
Oct.
15—
Thur, Oct. 16
Fri,
Oct.
Low
2
for 1957
Range
High
95.54
-
95.07 July 26
•
71.50 Dec
24
SEG Index of Stock Prices
current year are as follows
(1939=100):
Oct. 10, '58
Composite
Manufacturing
L
Oct. 3, '58
378.6"
-1958-
478.1*
+ 2.0
495.6
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
"New
309.6*
.
332.2
503.5
402.2
219.7
+ 0.7
343.9
,
309.6
183.1
-o.l
345.8
263.2
+ 1.0
180.6
345.8
347.2*
373.3
440.5
+ 1.4
307.5
183.1*
345.4
478.1
+2.5
+ 1.6
429.9
503.5*
Goods
299.0
378.6
+ 1.7
468.8
440.5*
Non-Durable
LoW
High
Chang#
372.1
Durable Goods
347.2
261.3
155.5
High,
f
•t
82 (b
82%
20
77
87
•
51 (4
7
42
53
33%
40
98(4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
;
51%
May
$37%
Mar-Sept
$.97%
Jan-July
117
111
$45%
85%
53
38%
—
96
.
57
49
87
54
77
91
—
86
88%
•
86 Va
debentures
3%8
Gas
&
1976—Jan-July
$85
85(4
-.May-Nov
-
1968
Co
6s
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1998—Jan-July
1973
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1976
--
.
Feb-Aug
85%
$96 %
BG%
29
—
29
Shares
Oct, 13_
M011.
88
--
94
92
100%
94%
89%
1
88%
122% 122%
5
122 Va
94
95%
31
78
1
50
4,563,170
5,367,910
24,402,570
$31,754,000
94%
—
94%
$88
47
95*jb
$75
85%
——
80
82'A
14
Feb-Aug
A 1963
1964
1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s
$105
105
1
1
57
4
—
69 ,a
$93%
68%
11
95
__
99,000
Railroad
and
Friday
Stack
Exchange
Interest
Last
92
Period
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Low
7s
1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Frov BanksAOs series A 1952
Feb-Aug
1951.!
Aprll-Ocf
High
1,005,265,100
771,488,500
$24,148,600 $1,058,207,120
$810,837,930
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
95
(No. of
48
73
Shares)
100%
91
103
101%
63%
71(4
102%
95% 100
Bonds
Sold
No.
Bonds
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Oct. 13-
1,373,780
$42,000
Tues.
Oct. 14.
Oct. 15.
Thurs.
Oct. 16
69,000
44,000
3,000
15,000
2,000
Fri.
Oct. 17
1,658,850
1,359,250
1,223,990
1,311,130
66,000
Wed.
133,000
$354,000
6,927,000
4..
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
$24,000
1958
1957
190
$20,000
5,000
Total
Bonds
$63,000
74,000
84,000
4,000
50,000
136,000
$29,000
$407,000
Jan. 1 to Oct.
1958
17
1957
1
6,927,000
4,761,575
J67.655.649
173,195,374
Domestic
$354,000
24,000
$213,000
72,000
$14,717,000
1,360,000
1,497,000
$9,410,000
29,000
$407,000
$335,000
$17,574,000
$12,677,000
50,000
—
113
Bonds
Bonda
Jan. 1
High
Corporate
3,000
Mon.
Week Ended Oct. 17
Range Since
Low
Domestlo
$1,000
Foreign government
—
$73,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Foreign corporate
1181%
23,098,000
92%
$185
$189%
39,180,430
$33,025,000
Total
100
Week's Ranre
Week's Range
or
52,739,020
$104,000
Industrial
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
$1,050,600
-
Bank
Total.
PrliiM
96,00t)
$1,271,000
31,754,000
Government
85
101%
$98% 100
Feb-Aug
556,574,536
Bondi
B.
110%
5
102% 102 Va
I
428,558,055
13,157,631
109%
102
8
69%
1957
1958
1957
24,402,570
Shares
91%
94
100% 102
Jan-July
June-Aug
1959
92
85
of
International
105%
92
57
Stocks—No.
$33,025,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 17
Week Ended Oct. 17
1958
100
95
4
7,496,000
—
90
883/4
85
$92%
89%
104%
105
June-Dec
June-Dec
Total
96
6
108
Mar-Sept
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Oct, 17
6,705,000
7,127,000
6,570,000
101
2
101%
Jan-July
92
85%
88
1982
101
95%
2
H
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Fri.
Bond
Sale*
$5,127,000
93
871
85%
series
101(4
Oct. 16
100%
85
—
4%s
88
92 y2
73
93
——
$86
85(4
Thurs.
Total
Bonds
$1,271,000
5,108,020
4,813,120
U.
68
Government
$194,000
229,000
234,000
247,000
367,000
Oct. 14
Oct. 15
136
96%
$86
68
United States
Bonds
Bonds
92(4
95
89%
Foreign
Bonds
102%
88
89%
Washington Water Power 3 (4 s
91
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and MisceL
$4,933,000
6,476,000
6,893,000
6,320,000
7,129,000
4,550,350
Tues.
101 (4
96
90
Apr-Ocl
Jan-July
100%
88
80
1982
97
95
90
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas <fe Electric 3 (4s 1970
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
91
$90
SG
Feb-Aug
4%s series I 1982
80%
99
—
$101
Feb-Aug
ser
Stocks
No. of
125
43
17
120
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Wed.
1978
B
72.75 Jan
94.90
17
1958
—95.71 Oct 14
The SEC index of stock prices based on. the closing prices of the common
stock for the week ended Oct. 10, 1958, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
96
82%
May-Nov
1971
(Germany)
for
Low
50
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
series
Range
n
13—
100
135
June-Dec
April-Oct
A6fc
Closing
,
Oct.
Tues. Oct. 14—
RR—
1979
American
IV
Division—
mortgage
Corp deb 6s
82.85
86.62
,
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
High
115
30
92
•*«<-
Range Sine*
Jan. 1
Bonds
Friday's
itiil & Asked
Sale Price
June-Dec
June-Dec
18%
Apr
17%
600
9
9
Feb
1981
A Baden
85.65
40
87.55
82.12
Sep
"1%
G
&
Sep
5%
Jan
series
Wasatcb
Aug
23% Oct
64
Jan
5
3%s
Webb
15
39(4 Jan
20
4(48 series J
25% Sep
Jan
9%
1973
F
82.91
147.31
Oct
100(4 Feb
Apr
23%
18%
3(4s series D 1976
series
85.66
Bonds
142.78
July
22
Jan
15
9334
22%
Electrotype 7s deb 1907
May-Noc
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Nor
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3%s series E
90.35
Total
ities
145.04
7% Jan
13%
Jan
23%
Safe
38
187.56
Rails
Rails
trials
Feb
5(4
12%
Interest
subord
A
82.18
147.36
Stocks
.
10
Ufcil-
Oct
Rapid
C
ities
10
Second
Grade
Grade
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Oct
Jan
Jan
Jan-July
B
16—_
Indus-
65
2% Aug
1%
11%
17%
1970
series
'
First
10
541.72
Moil.
Corp—
Public Service Electric
series
Oct.
Total
Util-
roads
Hale—-
400
18%
4s series A 1993
mortgage 3s
series
Averages
545.95
Oct
1
lOo
3%s
t Ex-dis¬
range),
536.14
—
Oct
2,500
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
3(4s
15
Jan
7%
England Power 3 (4s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6(48 due 1953 extended to 1963
2%s
14
Oct.
Jun
41
1(4
12,800
New
3s
13
Oct.
31(4 July
213/8
1%
„
4s Inc debs
N J
National Research
3 (4s
Oct.
40
2%
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6(4% liq tr ctfs..
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
.-April-Oct
1st
Rail-
543.36
———
15
Oct
Jan
1%
Flying Tiger Line 5 (4s conv debs 1967
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Power
10
Jun
% Apr
1(4
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
1st
(4
Apr
40c
Western
of
year's
Percent
Chicago Tradsit Authority 3%s 1978
Ohio
Oct.
32
£1
Power
&
in
Bonds
20
trials
Apr
9(4
5s
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
convertible
Date
93% Jan
4(8 Jan
135
8,200
Low
5s
■>
16%
2(4
1
2
Corp
Stack
1st mortgage
35
•
,
common
Steel & Pump
Lackawanna
233A Apr
x25% Mar
13,800
%
Friday
Lack
included
Jan
1(1
2%
3
BONDS
Delaware
%
Jan
Apr
75
100
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
40%
dividend.
Ltd—
(F W)
American
Oct
Feb
26(4
34
dep rets ord reg
preference
A Amer
4(4
500
100
1
Ltd
37%
range),
d Ex-interest.'
n Under-thc-rule
transaction
2-jV Mar
Sep
600
23
1
pfd
50%
flat.
Jun
3
'*
Oct
ila
9.800
19%
Amer
Zapata
1(4
39
Inc
Woodley Petroleum
6%
900
28
1
4% %
3% Sep
Apr
1% Jan
5,100
35
25
Industries
Woolworth
2(4
39
Newspaper Machine
Woodall
Oct
107
(4
20%
preferred
Lt
Sep
1% Sep
Sep
34
common
Wisconsin Pwr &
(not
56%
43 %
year's
h Ex-principal,
cash
101
50
40
in
10
1(4
23
28
Co
&
Brothers
for
a
.
n Jan
29%
"%
preferred
$38%
Stocks
..
Oct
28(4
1
River Oil Corp
(The) Corp
Williams-McWilliams Industries
19
included
(not
Ex-liquidating
z
50
99%
2
49
averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
33%
X122
34
Wickes
Wilson
Transaction
-4
50
daily closing
May
120
100
Co
Wichita
Williams
on
the
Sep
Apr
28'
common
convertible
r
65
„
50
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
Ex-rights,
Indus-
Apr
4(4
listed
are
26%
88(4 Oct
4(4
4(4
1
Oil
61
100'/8 100%
50
transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
30
Jan
10
Internat
65
$80
June-Dec
Stock and Bond
Sep
18
20
Inc
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
65
$80
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported in receivership.
;
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trust certificates;
wi,
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
'
Apr
8,700
Mi
la
.
190
$26
Mar-Sept
Ltd—
Coal
Westmoreland
traded
3%
1,000
i\r
Western Tablet &- Stationery common.*
Westmoreland
y
24
1st pfd—100
Invest
ord
rets
being
2s
3% Aug
72
16(4
2(4
2(4
1%
Ltd
161%
—
$168
65
Jifay-Nov
Aprli-Oci
delivery
range),
14(4 Jan
140
3%
UUmTesT40% "pfdlll—100
Leaseholds
Western
year's
Sep
6,900
23
1.25
.
Ltd
distribution,
in
1% Mar
19,800
121%
22
1
Gas
Western
Amer
1
—5
Company
A)
Feb
4(4 Sep
Apr
2
70
•
—lOo
Canadian Oil
West Texas
3%
70
30
Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
3(4
100
preference
210
Sep
4(4
10
May
1
Webster Investors Inc
(Plan
Deferred
Ex-dividend,
x
Below
Webb & Knapp Inc
20
194
6(4 Sep
2% Jan
3%
•
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
a
High
16
Aug
5
stmpd
value,
par
13(4
-2
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
series
Janeiro
24
1
Waitt &, Bond Inc_
Jan. 1
Low
—
Sep
42%
1%
13(4
—
.
1947
49%
23
Co
1927)
47(4
5
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
1%
preferred—
May
Sep
w
$0
of
3%
14
Manufacturing
(issue
1(4 Apr
,_15
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Wo»
2008
1,000
42
Vinco
2 (4s
3(4
8
3
1%.
warrants
$188%
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972^.
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2 (4s 2008—.
Peru (Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
42^4,
1
S
5
No.
$216
1949
Oct
10
(The) Instrument Co
Aircraft
6%s
Range Slnoe
Sold
$16
A7s
V
Waco
(Prov)
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Apr
25o
Corp common
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vogt
1939
8%
2(4
convertible
Victoreen
1947
6s
48(4
50o
Valspar
Bonds
High
Jan-July
(City of) Germany—
(70% redeemed)
AHanover
3(4
Apr
2(4 Apr
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—Feb-Aug
1947
Jun
47(4
1
or
,
Sale Trice
—June-Dec
7s
Jan
1
Oil
Industries
secured
AHanover
7s
Munlc
1952—
7
3(4
Sugar
Norman
f
Waterways 6%s
20
1
Insurance
Van
AS
&
Cons
500
7%
43(4
Universal Marion Corp
$4
Port
AOerman
91,000
7%
40(4
Inc
168
6,GOO
Week's
Last
Period
48(4
1
Corp
10
3%
1
Co
Vitamin
ADanzig
36(4 Aug
5(4
2?V
0
180(4
B
Universal
Utah-Idaho
20,000
50c
United Stores Corp common—
Universal American Corp
Universal
Oct
%
100
Corp
Reclaiming Co
States
May
8
-l(f
1%
5'
10s
Canal
Tile
class
9 3/4
Jan
,',r Jan
Maranhao
registered
ord
&
5
Ltd—
Co
Conditioning
U 8 Rubber
vtc
10c
Products
dep
United
U
Gas Ltd
&
Corp
Milk
United
5%
Interest
Exchange
Low
5
Cuban Oil Inc
United
50,000
Stock
High
*
United
United
Friday
94,900
8
I iT
17
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.
'
OCTOBER
BONDS
Shares
High
8%
9 %
7%
Corp
Oil
of Prices
Low
1
United
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
VVeek'a
Last
STOCKS
Total
1,836,000
1,431,000
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1642)
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1958
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
OCTOBER
17
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
L»*t
Range
Sale Priee
Par
American Motors Corp
American Sugar Refining
American
Tel
Boston
Prop
Buffalo-Eclipse
Service
Cities
3,711
34 74
50
2674
195%
4.293
1677a
6374
962
1
5974
54%
824
48%
3974
50
40
Jan
1674
1674
18
12
Jan
18 %
July
Sep
16%
1774
480
974
Jan
1774
59^4
6174
150
4474
Feb
62%
Aug
5
3074
3474
294
1674
Jan
3474
2874
Rwy Co com——100
preferred "A"
100
6074
cum
5c/o
pfd
adj
Nat'l
Ford
Motor
St
1
9
2174
599
203
6074
-
7
Apr
50c
Jan
50
Jan
61
5
6774
72
195
55%
Feb
74
45%
48%
485
3774
Jan
4874
6674
6874
1.592
57
4974
670
39%
39-%
1
Co
67 74
50
common
Corp
'•
*
Lone 8tar Cement Corp
5r/o pfd
Racing Association
National
Service Companies
New England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co_
Narragansett
•
'
9874 104
"
V
10
100
1
1
—20
100
Maine Central RR Co
6% Mar
Hartford
&
-10.66%
Westinghouse
Wool worth
3774
3574
10
216
148
Apr
68
3374
Apr
49 74
Mathieson
Chemical
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co
mem.'-
Jan
43%
Rex all
Jan
2874
104
Jan
55
Stone
2.50
Association
Webster
&
11
1374
7c
7c
Inc__
Fruit
14674
T
400
5c
1474
Jan
14674
1,291
12574
Jan
1074
40
574
Jan
3974
1674
r
42 74
325
1574
1674
749
21 /
.
23
23 74
'•
2574
31
[
12 %
Oct
31
52
31%
4374
Apr
117a
22
Feb
17
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59%
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Sunray Oil
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of Prices
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10
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First
65
5
1
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50
Oct
Feb
5674 July
5374 Oct
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637 a
130
Jan
365
Oct
19574
Feb
May
53%
Oct
34 74
Jan
397a
108
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Mass
High
Feb
Oil
Standard Oil
2774
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192
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19574
50
100
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for Week
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100
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Central'
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West
South
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4,200
23%
1,700
974
Jan
5,300
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Oct
Monsanto
Aug
Oct
Montgomery Ward As Co
;
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39%
35 %
Jan
Sep
21
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Monroe Chemical Co
40 %
Jan
Apr
Jan
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8%
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Cities
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500
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6,000
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49%
700
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1,070
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116
2% Jan
6% Jun
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26%
239
18 Hi May
3
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5%
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100
27%
28
54%
54 Hi
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Oct
30
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650
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700
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100
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Oct
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200
Oct
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Jan
10%
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100
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15 Hi
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38
405/» Jan
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100
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57
500
53 7427 7i
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6,300
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Indiana
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International Harvester
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Kimberly-Clark
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50
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13
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44
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Mirmejota
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30
38%
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18%
Jan
48%
50%
2,800
33Hi Jan
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21%
21%
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100
17% Mar
22
32%
33Ha
25% Jan
34% Aug
11
10 Hi
11
2,700
1,100
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49
51%
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43
52% Apr
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57%
500
35'/* Apr
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25%
26Hi
500
57
55%
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47 Hi
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24% Oct
27% Sep
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Feb
49% Aug
291/8 Mar
59%
57%
60
40%
39%
40%
1,100
Storkline Furniture
12
12
12%
370
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
Sunbeam Corp
Sundstrand Machine Tool
14%
41,500
2% Jan
53%
52%
54
900
24%
24
24%
200
39% Feb
15% Jan
25
25%
26Hi
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20Hi Jan
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1,900
291/8
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16%
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61%
500
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26
1,250
10
Aug
16% OctJ
Apr
42Hi Apr
19% Mar
61% Oct
-
26
Trav-ler
800
1374 Jan
177i May
Tri-Contlnental Corp (Un)
53Hi
59 74
1,300
43%
Ex-dtstribution
2
Corp
700
12%
Jan
15% July
300
43 7'a
Jan
62% Oct"
26%
950
22Hi May
3%
3%
3%
4,900
38Hi
38 74
39%
1,900
33%
—1
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Century-Fox Film (Un)
14H4
62%
26%
1
32%
33 %.
350
1
28% Sep
3% Oct
Jan
27Hi Jan
39% Oct
22
Feb
34% Aug
84
Apr
11674 Oct
27%
Jan
Oct
Union Carbide
Corp
Union Electric
(Un)—
32
116
800
31%
32
1,300
46%
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•
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47%
500
31
31H4
2,600
113
32% July
53% Jun
31% 8ep'
40Hi Jan
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Union Oil of California
47
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Jan
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Jan
3Ha
Oct
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
Air Lines Inc
Jan
11%
Sep
United
19%
Oct
United Fruit Co
43%
48
48%
900
35
Jan
8% Aug
50% Aug
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88
86%
88
300
67%
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90
41%
42
85%
81%
86%
36
35%
40%
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28
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2974
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69% Aug
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Oct
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10
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100
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Jan
500
31%
Apr
Aug
42% Sep
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51%
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36
100
17%
Jan
36
40%
350
27Hi
Jan
11%
5,600
41% Oct
14'/* Feb
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7'/*
Corporation
Gypsum
U 8 Rubber Co (Un)
▼▼
31
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12.50
4
1
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32%
31
30%
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3674
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73 3i
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800
1974
Sep
Feb
Wilson
17
17
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1474
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Wisconsin Public Set site
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Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co—
15%
Jan
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200
7%
Jan
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950
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Jan
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44%
600
34% Jan
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28
42
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7% May
Feb
97%
Mar
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Sep
Oct
Oct
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25
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64
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Jun
27'/* Sep
68 V» Sep
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16%
Apr
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66
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Jan
27 Hi
28'A
76%
78%
35
27%
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Sep
24%
26%
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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900
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63
71%
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May
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..
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—
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9%
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60
47% Feb
10
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—
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40
4174
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43 %
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115%
35%
•
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22% Oct
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3,700
8,900
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47Hi Oct
•
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26
-
20'/* July
55%
55%
Co
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37
.
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46% Feb
22
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Oct
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20
10
42
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77%
19%
4174
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8574
Jan
37%
Sep
17'/* May
9 Hi Jan
700
11%
447a Oct
52%
1
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200
9
10% Aug
Jan
49Hi
common
3,300
3
Jan
27%
32%
34
400
6 Hi
700
33%
(Un)
51%
3 Ha
1,100
44%
1
—
47%
3%
10%
1,100
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1,200
58% Jan
55
10%
2
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6374
51% Oct
6,900
Oct
60Ha
37% Jan
22 Hi
Sep
2374 Feb
60
Oct
29% Oct
24 Hi
94%
900
1,3 00
Jun
14
Jan
24
36%
3374
5,000
51%
26
22%
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100
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89% Oct
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37
71
59 74
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Jan
Spiegel Inc
800
Oct
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5174
100
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1,700
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115%
2,000
Oct
67% Oct
44% Sep
27% Oct
70
Oct
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Co
2,400
50%
-
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313«
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Missouri Portland Cement
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943i
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l
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39%
35 %
18
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Socony Mobil Oil
May
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Metropolitan Brick Inc
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70
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Schwitzer Corp
Roebuck & Co
Sheaffer (W A) Pen class A—
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Texas
Oct
Merritt
25%
6574
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Oct
-
24
68 74
Texas Co
77%
—
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Oct
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Jan
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Oct
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Schenley Industries (Un).
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Jan
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47
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800
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20%
66
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2,000
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Co.—
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120Hi
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300
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67%
40%
1
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Jan
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28%
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65
Rockwell Spring & Axle—
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74
7734
—
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900
77%
common
49'/a Oct
30% Apr
21% Feb
500
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37% Feb
800
1,300
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400
2,600
50%
46 Ha
•
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49%
4174
45
(Un)
Metals
Southern
Jun
40% Oct
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River Raisin Paper
South
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47
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un)—10
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7% May
Jan
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19
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Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
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25%
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Oct
100
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—
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62 Hi
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
*
457* Oct
-
-15% Jan
—aha
Co
650
24%
Co
•<
i"f 15% Sep
Jan
(Charles) & Co (Un)
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
—12JO
Pfizer
450
Oct
19%
&
;
22% Oct
A Oct
10O
4
%' Apr
/ Jan
3%
2,200
1,300
22Hi
16%
_
26H4
6
24H4
Leath
Aug
58'/* Oct
<
197a Jan
7%
22Ha
40
JO
Pennsylvania RR
People's Gas Light Ss Coke
Rights (when issued)
21%
3374c
(Un)——•
5
common
'-
43% Feb "<
-
7% Oct
4574"'
46 Hi
preferred—
20%
'
4
Co
Gas
>
-49
13% Jan
15
7a
convertible
•
1274
6%
—
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257'2
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University
Extension
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>
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Jan
23
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——10
common
49%
14%
12%
•
2074
5
,
100
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31% Apr
750
1
class
Sunray Mid-Continent oil CoSwift A Company.
Sylvanla Electric Products (Un)
3%
10
Monarch Co
Knapp
18Hi
Apr
Jan
44%
207a
,
83
Jan
Oct
16% Sep
-
Jan
28Hi
22%
2
Pen
3374
•
3.50
(Un)
L&ughlin Steel (Un)
Copper
Jan
36Ha
_*
Interstate Power Co
Kennecott
11%
900
i
International Tei Ac Tel
Jones &■
Jan
150
41Ha
6
..
51
350
Parker
25%
7.50
International Paper (Un)
Interafckmal Shoe Co
11Hi
18
39Hi
4
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Chemical—5
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11%
17%
1
10
Hupp Corporation
Huttig
12
40%
,
-
22% Oct
•
Jan
-
1,100
v
42
20H4
Sep
28H4 Sep
Jan
16%
1,100
9 Ha<
17%
•
General Electric Co
30% AUg
51% Oct ;;
-
12'/* Jan
57%-
21%
Sep
r: 3174 Aug
-
5174- Apr
1GH8 May
'
'
17Hi
...
(Un).
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General
1,100
-
39%
j
Penn-Texas
14%
July
"500
1
34 7i
274
Corp —'
Contract Corp
63
.42%. Oct
-
-
16Hi Jan
1,100
V
57%
25
Pan American World Alrwaya (Un)
Paramount Pictures (Un)
Oct
28%
'
3874
<
900
37Ha
33-
Corp
Geheral Candy
-
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Pacific Gas
St
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50O
•
„
Peabody Coal Co common,
5%- conv prior preferred
Oct
'
36Hi
_—
General
Jan
22Hi
42%
42%
-
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22% July
a
19 %
Jan
2774 Jan
700
7074
26
2,700
24
67%
47*
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28Hi
22%
Aug
May
25% Oct
36% Sep
Jan
29
♦
(Un)
33 74
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Jan
21 Hi Mar
1,450
<
127% 12974
_
9
13% Apr
25% Feb
28%
Oct
30
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15Hi Feb
180
28
29H4
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2 •;
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5
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Four-Wheel Drive Auto
—10
Fruehauf Trailer Co
1 *'
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114
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2774
V
22%
Phonograph (Un)—5
Radio &
Emerson
Falstaff
57% Sep
-
Co
Pepsi-Cola
204
1
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:—3
Eastman Kodak Co (Un).
El Paso Natural Gas
-28% Oct
Jan
7%
29
July
Jan
43
7%
—1
—
19
21%
100
2874
-10
(U)n)
5574 Oct
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23 Ha
1,700
13 >/a.
2774
•
14% Jan
2,600
33
(
2674
:
5
Eastern Air Lines Inc —I:
14% May
2,100
1
a
(Un)
Olin-Mathleson Chemical
34% Aug
24
Aug
.
500
32%
,
67Hi
.
49% Sep
3% Jan
2Hi Jan
-10
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Edison
Ohio
Sep
21%
1074
-
>
,
„
200
18%
—_
Oct
Sep
2%
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Du Pont
39%
Apr
41/2
26
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Ohio
•<
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if",'.'' 17% - Aug ''
25% Oct
26 72
2374
•
56
15'/* Aug
2% Oct
1% Oct
Oct
Jah
Jan
39% Aug
43% Jan
35 % May
50c
Illinois Oas
Northwest
Sep
57 Hi
> 55
48H*
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;
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16
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28% Jan
200
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Northern
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7 91July
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18
41%
!
20%
Dodge'Manufacturing Co_'—————5 ;
Dow
Jan
.
Company
Jun
25%
13%
28 %
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12
1,900
2
10% Mar
Northern States Power Co—
56 7 i
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27%
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800
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53 74
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33
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v
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55
350
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43
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391/a
•
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Northern Indiana Pub Ser Co
Northern Natural ,Gas Co
Northern Pacific Ry.
7 4 9 74
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■
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30
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5974
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V
39%
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—
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National Lead Co (Un)
National Standard Co
National Tile & Mfg—,
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40%
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—
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29
Apr
2974
50
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26
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1,600
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400
9 74
141
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140
July
•
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29
1%
37%
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National Distillers Prod (Un)
National Gypsum Co
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.7
39% Sep
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Oct
24
Apr
23
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48
14%
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71374 Oct
.
Jan
33 7i May
100
66H o
—
Consolidated Foods
17Ha
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100
Corp
Cement
Mar
...9
52 Hi Mar
37%
6574
Commonwealth Edison common-——-28
Consolidated
:
Inc
1
14%
Oct
38
Chemical
Low
14%
preferred
Muskegon Motor Specialities
2% Aug
51%
f
Jan
269
30c
Sep
45 •
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.23% Sep
,
Feb
31%
1,000
54
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Fuel & Iron
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32%
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12%
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23
3774
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co—
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4174
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2%
2%
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17
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<
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2 Hi
5
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16%
—
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Urn
17%
Apr
27%
500
19
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a
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*
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13Hi
3874
Week's
Friday
400
13%
—
11
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
38 %
Butler Brothers
OCTOBER
ATOCK8
Shares
High
16
(Un).
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un).
Burton-Dixie
Low
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Bales
Week's
86%
700
10%
10%
150
8
Feb
115% 119%
500
69
Jan
119% Oct
WO
69
Mar
134% 8ep
123
127
80
Jan
Jsn
25% July
49
Sep
88% Sep
10% Sep
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
36
.
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1958
(1644)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED OCTOBER 17
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
ACF
aCF
Wrlgley Stores
Corp
Admiral
Inc (Un)__—
14v
1
-
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Corp
4*co
-
.18
10
35%
.3
Electronics
Tel
4%
Jan
3
Jan
6% Sep
50
3
Apr
4% July
88(2 Aug
73%
22 %
1,387
4,564
23 7
it
24%
Apr
Apr
14% Jan
1,257
27 'it
May
8744
51
26%
Apr
264's
135
29%
573
Feb
19%
Oct
29%
Oct
38%
110
Oil Co L;d
Kxeter
rairchild
.—
Federal
Fibreboard
Firstamerica
Oct
Flintkote Co
27(4 Aug
Fluor
Mach
1,502
Oct
Ford
Motor
24 (.1
325
22 %
Feb
53 (11
398
39%
Jan
53 %
Oct
Frlden
15
Jan
Fruehauf
32
106
25
May
16%
440
12
Jau
22%
46 *?!■.
27%
19,845
8% Mat-
a
320
34 % May
13(4
13%
4,490
50
195
4,187
91%
457
33 %
34 (it
870
Oct
49
Aug
14(4 Mar
Anderson-Prichard
Steel
Oil
Ashland
Atchison Topeka &
Corp (Un)
Warrants
(Un)
Avco
91%
Oct
Feb
76
36%
37%
1,390
26%
Jan
38
59(4
64'
i
2,330
39%
Apr
64%
Oct
19%
20%
258
12%
Feb
20%
Oct
17
17%
966
15
Feb
18% July
25
3,110
17%
Jan
25%
Sep
40
1,600
34% Mar
43
Aug
39 (it
8teel
Cnthlehem
Bishop
Oil
Oil
Chica
Stores
8%
8%
3,918
5%
Apr
13%
13%
100
9%
Jan
14(4
Sep
2% Mar
3(4
Sep
44%
Sep
«t
1.000
40(a
4244
540
4%
5 (it
3,380
5( J!
6
Gin
6%
Bros
5%
Apr
Jun
6.00
Feb
23% Aug
61
Apr
Sep
California
Canada
Dry
Pacific
Canadian
Carrier
Case
Instruments
14(4 Aug
17%
Sep
47 (4
54%
7.147
34%
Feb
54(4
Oct
Jan
13%
Apr
Chadbourn
6%
10,300
21%
170
14%
Jan
21%
Oct
74%
119
61%
Jan
74(4
Milw
Sep
Paul
Service
Clary
Co
Rights
Columbia
Class
Northern
Greyhound
Hancock
$1.25
Oil
class
Co
Continental
Can
Co
32
7(4
Crane
Crown
Oil
Zellerbach
Crucible Steel Cc
37%
38%
7% July
34% Oct
20
215
23
455
20
Curtis
Curtiss-Wright
Corp
Records
Deere
k
Denver
Di
Co
&
Inc
*
395
Idaho
Giorgia Fruit
$3
RR
Power
Jan
38%
July
21(4
Feb
39%
Feb
Oct
55
Imperial
Development
International
Nickel
Corp.
class
Jan
14%
Apr
22% Aug
10,369
86%
Sii
Oct
Apr
iii
55%
86(4
23 %
9%
13%
Oct
86%
21
23
1,548
13%
Feb
944
625
6%
Feb
350
8%
Jan
13
a44% a46%
130
4r'it
30% Mar
200
22
%
2344
1,669
46Te
48%
1%
Jan
Interstate
Disney
(Walt)
Oil
Jade
Jones
Dow
Chemical
Inc
Sep
4(4
Oct
Jan
24
Jan
50%
Aug
Sep
2
850
/if
Jan
66
305
481'2
Apr
66
Oct
23%
23 (it
215
12%
Feb
23%
Oct
28%
28(4
29%
185
19% Mar
30%
55%
55%
57%
2,295
44
8
Sep
Oct
59%
59%
61
182
45
41;,
4
4 (it
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2
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3/64
(Allen
Leslie
Salt
For
footnotes
«ee
page
193
37
Lithium
907
Feb
Jan
21%
Jan
8
Sep
30% Aug
May
920
.,
55c
Jan
76c
260
.
32%
Jan
44% May
7 % Mar
2%
Jan
13 Y*
5%
Oct
20%
59 (
Oct
61
Loew's
Lone
Oct
M
Martin
Matson
Oct
McKesson
37%
Oct.
Meier
Jan
20(4
Sep
Menasco
11% May
44% Jan
4.000
3.047
28%
600
71%
Jan
94%
Oct
115 115 %
959
85%
Jan
115%
Oct
53'n
Jan
29%
Feb
53 Va
17
471
16%
Sep
10%
3,660
7%
Sep
Feb
17
10%
11%
Jun
2'!i
2%
400
Petroleum
Co
&
Oct
Sep
Monsanto
a54
a56
133
40%
Jan
53%
Oct.
Mo
8%
Apr
13
Oct;
Montrose
Mt
Mindanao Mother
Jan
107b
Oct
Feb
59(e
tgomery
Ward
& Co
Diablo
Jan
Jan
34%
Oct
National
4%
Oct
57«
Feb
Oct
National Auto
Co
1.464
44(4
Jan
57(4
Sep
National
Gypsum
29
3,403
1558
Feb
29
Oct
National
Theatres
2%
2%
2%
4.165
Natomas
14
1.113
2% July
Jan
Jun
13%
7(4
14
Oct
Npw
8%
15(4
Oct
New Idria
Apr
21% Mar
3 %
31(4 Aug
N
950
14
Jan
18
Oct
47%
256
27%
Jan
49%
Oct
Norris
50
51%
280
34% Mar
49
Oct
North
574
60 %
1.224
6(4
7
8,610
6gi
67(4
68 Yg
1.430
43%
41%
43%
413
3%
4%
200
203
203
777
Jail
29(4
Sep
80
Sep
Nordon
North
&
RR
4%
Jan
7%
Sep
103
22%
Feb
29%
Sep
70
160
37%
Feb
70
Jan
13%
Oct
Jan
75%
Oct
29
Sep
13%
2,148
8
76% a73%
225
67
24%
225
24 7 8
12%
a
24%
Oct
Corp
Oil
80
Oct
Jan
54%
Sep
1,345
Apr
22%
Sep
Oct
20
22
22 V4
36
36
333
30%
Jan
37%
71
76%
1,122
33%
Jan
76% Oct
40c
45c
29,750
35c
Jan
G8c
76%
45c
U38
U39
*
18
Jan
Sep
Northern
33%
Apr
45(4
Sep
Northrop
Apr
74(4
28%
Jan
37%
111
32 (a
Jan
39% Oct
30
Sep
36%
20% Aug
3%
Jan
36%
1.114
38%
44
8,533
44%
Oct
67
39%
33
67
125
52 %
Jan
67
Oct
11
Jun
14%
5%
500
4%
1.80
1.80
100
1.35 May
2.65
25o
69%
68%
71 Jit
1,106
37%
Jan
717a
16%
17%
587
16 (a
Sep
19% Feb
2c
2c
58.000
lc
Sen
35%
35%
14
12.50
p. 10
2c
10
691
28%
Jan
Apr
11
30
Apr
39
1.958
29%
Jan
39% Aug
10%
13%
2.065
10 V*
Oct
117^
112
48%
27%
53%
10%
6%
48! ir
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1
18%
18!
1
(Un)—
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*
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4
Mar
4% Jan
10
jan
15%" Jun
Jan
50 Va
1
(U11)
common
42
26
a36%
32c
240
27%
1.437
21
Jan
28Va
Oct
53%
53 %
330
43%
Jan
57 %
Sep
10
10 !;t
2,621
7%
Feb
10%
Oct
it
6%
606
5
Jail
6% May
It
18%
902
14%
Jan
18 Va July
1
500
%
Jan
2(>
1.635
22
a 81%
31c
a36'
1
550
33c
28.845
2.40
7
Oct
Oahu
Railway
Aircraft Inc—I
Oct
Occidental
Sep
Oceanic
3%
173
Apr
Apr
5% May
204% Oct
Ohio
Olin
Co Ltd
Sugar
69
45(4
Apr
(Un)
Oct
Jan
36
May
31c
Jan
52c
1.50
Jan
4.644
25%
Feb
36%
Sep
280
17
Feb
25
Oct
25
100
21
Jan
25
Feb
Oct
35'
Oil
Co
Chemical
49
49
340
33 %
Jan
51%
28(8
27(2
28(4
2,281
22%
Feb
29
Sep
14
350
May
15
Jun
14
14
3 %
3
3%
40.235
2 7it
2%
2 711
6.150
2
Feb
42 %
563
29
Jan
32 Va
Apr
*
(Un)
Mathieson
—
5
1
Corp
2.40 Oct
8,609
25
1
20c
Jan
1
22 %
20
(Un>
Petroleum
Oil Co
Feb
26
29%
24%.
2.10
35%
1
1%
13% Mar
24
2.15
I
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Jun
48 %•
27111
1
Aviation
156
Sep
1
50c
Power
Oct
4.180
4%
1
35% Aug
39
34%
5
Oct
Jan
39%
4:1.,
10
(Un)
3c
Jun
36%
13%
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Corp
57/« May
391 it
38%
•
(Un)
System
Pacific
52% Mav
Oct
14%
5! it
preferred
33(4
Jan
30%
1.80
Chem Co
Invest
Oct
231
Jan
54%
6'<-
July
1
29 ii40 (4
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5%
Co.
Amer
Mar
Oct
13
Inc(Un)
Co
American
14
,
70
13
a77(4
150
29% a30%
60%
39
(U11)
Co
Mohawk
70
1.427
36%
44%
6%
Oct
59% Sep
37% Mar
(Un)
Electric
Min
Y Central
47%
58 %
a
104
1,745
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England
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'*
Western
1.75
5%
Victor
33%
23%
■
651
50 %
1.75
21%
24%
470
01%
Oct
24% Sep
100
22%
Vanadium Corp of America
.58% Jun
*
Aug
.AUg
27
,214
22%
Par
Oct
.
220
5%
common
•-
1
Sale Price
16%
Jan
22%
2
Friday
W Last
"
•
J 2%
■
Jan
30
24
Pacific Oil & Gas Development—3374 c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—
:
-1
Pacific Tel to Tel common
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.
22%
4H%
25
10
—
Jan
'
22%
—25
.
9%
4,305
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25
22%
17
High
Jan
*
1,788
-
24
—25
•
-
4,240
■—
277b .27%
24% 25%
•
9
2,187
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25
;
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31
—25
-
—
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57%
100
-
30%
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—25
.
%
29%
57
3074
25
red 1st pfd.
red 1st pfd class A_.
red 1st pfd-
4.36%
30%
25
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
16%
'
4.80^
4.507/
11
1S%
28
common.
6# 1st preferred
.5%%
1st preferred
"*
11%
16%
—
ENDED
STOCKS
shares
High
3174
5
WEEK
for Week
Range
Par
FOR
Sales
&
5
Fdry
common
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Co
41%
34
42%
34
34
1%
3
76 V2
1%
3
1,000
430
6Va Jan
90c
Jun
Sep
Jan
3 V4
Jun
80 %
Aug
22
27 Va
Oct
30
Oct
16%
Oct
2 Va
77%
277*
29
Oct
677b Feb
75%
27 Va
75
29
29%
322
22% Jan
176
12
345
174
Oct
Mar
5
16%
157*
1
20
19
16%
217b
860
Apr
22 Va
28%
26%
29
283
187*
Jan
29
Oct
667*
64%
6774
596
55 Vi
Jun
68
Sep
10
.12.50
4
Jan
Oct
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1958
.
38
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
OCTOBER
ENDED
17
Lut
STOCKS
Exchange
Week'*
-Bang*
Last
STOCKS
Sale Priea
37
Shares
24%
24
9%
100
a20% a20%
—
a
Apr
21
Aug
International Utilities Corp—
13
Aug
interprovlncial Pine Lines—...
25
Apr
36%
Oc'
Labatt Limited
340
22% Jan
23%
Jan
Laura Secord
285
45
53%
Jun
Lewis Bros Ltd-—j.
Feb
Lower
Ahunlnttun Ltd
36%
23,078
22%
22%
45
45%
39%
115
40
27
28%
57%
57%
a45% a45%
.
38
Jan
44
14
60
Jan
28%
57%
Oct
Jun
65
41%
Jan
46%
31%
34
3,730
27%
Feb
34
24%
24
24 %
2,062
15% Mar
24
Atlas Steels Ltd
•
-
25
675
20
25
—25
Oct
23
23
100
50%
50%
51%
4,776
38%
Jan
52%
68
67
68
1,285
51
Jan
70
10
10
48%
48%
49
766
37
Jan
49
Bathurst
Power
&
Class- B
Ben
34
33
34
382
30
Sep
35
Oct
25%
25%
41%
25%
205
15 %
26
42%
7,317
Apr
39% Jan
41
Jan
Telephone
41%
—
—
a43
BowaterCorp 54 preferred.
6%% ^preferred
Bo water
48%
5%
American Oil
6%
41%
common
JSlec
5%" ^preferred.
23% Feb
Class
41
Jan
3.50
6
776
6%
6%
4,484
32%
25
40%
41%
II,846
10
77
50
46% Sep
5%
48
—
preferred
preferred
125
48
a41% a41%
...
British Columbia Forest
12%
Frpdncta.
British Columbia Power.
51%
12%
13
1,010
Page-Hersey
Penmans
51
Building Products
■Bulolo Gold Dredging
Feb
41%
175
39%
Jan
5,250
9%
Jan
12% Jun
7
100
37%
38%
645
3.50
3.50
300
74%
76
230
102% 102 %
20
5
Calgary Power common
74%
•
Preferred
100
;
Canada Cement cnmtmvn
e
$1.30 preferred
34
34
28
28
*
a34
a34
35
3.50
7
97
24%
Feb
23%
265
3,325
Jan
Jan
45
Aug
St
35
Aug
34% Sep
34
34 %
1.036
25
Jan
35
97
50
85
Jan
100
65%
80
Canadian Bank of
25
25%
Feb
51
590
38%
40
1,580
12,50
12%
12%
5,935
class B_«
Canada Wire <& Cable Co Ltd
25
40
17
v 17
100
Commerce——is
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
*
Bronze '
Canadian Canner class A
54
2,133
40%
Jan
55%
$1.75
series
3,930
25
Jan
36
Oct
35%
575
25%
Jan
35%
Oct
12%
5.00
13%
■'
5.50—
200
25
14%
19%
33
Feb
5
Cellulose
•
6%
8
2,750
4.80 Mar
Canadian Cottons dBft .pfd—
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com
20
8%
8%
100
23
231%
495
$1.00
series
Canadian
Canadian
25
_
Chemical
&
*
Preferred
common
24
Feb
18
80
Jan
83
16
Jan
46
46%
13%
13%
13%
50
27%
26%
4,140
100
10
30c
45% Sep
10
July
23% Anr
100
~
"
30% Aug
Sep
29%
3,845
3,342
21% Jan
14
1,455
13
Mar
16
a22
585
21% Jan
30
14%
3,365
8
17
17
17
390
13
10
16%
23
12%
12%
350
22%
22
23%
9,915
•
33
33
33
300
al9
al9
29
19
19
20%
21%
A
21
g
32%
2.50
32%
~
Dominion Corsets
•
25%
Jun
33%
Oct
7.75
Jan
13%
Oct
5,964
75
17
16%
37%
36%
38
540
•
81
80%
81
1,285
16
16
225
23%
Dominion Stores Ltd
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont (1956) common
_)lfc
•
A
Abltca
Canadian
Silk
Oct
7
Jan
24
Feb
52
120
37% Jan
51%
13%
13%
13%
495
a5
a5
40
20%
20%
13%
30%
13%
13%
2,330
30
30%
2,700
7.50
•
20%
7.70
533
500
9% Feb
5
Feb,
Sep
Gypsum Lime 6c Alabas
21% Sep
8
May
26
Sep
54
Sep
13% Oct
5
Feb
14
30%
Borne Oil class A
%
Class B
•
Howard Smith 'Paner. common
Bodeon Bav Mining
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil Ltd
e
*
a
Oct
260
28
.Jan
19%
19%
al9% a20%
212
402
22
37%
37%
38%
1,020
14% Apr
13% Apr
25% Jan
60
57%
61%
5,494
39 %
Apr
61%
10
43%
Jan
a58% a58%
Jan
47% Oct
10% Sep
37% Oct
38%-Oct
38%
10
Aug
65
37%
19%
19%
gee page
1
30%
—
Crain
Ltd
Feb
5
46
*1«.(-
Sep
135
Oct
33% Sep
32% Aug
5%
Oct
'
——
Sep
a__-
—
30%
16 V* Mar
Oct
405'
53
69r:»
49%
4,093
45%
Jan
70
Oct
1,660
38% Mar
'52
Oct
66
17,860
3.15
37%
38
Jan
45
Aug
55
Aug
53
Sep
3.00 Oct
Oct
2.65
3.15
37 %
2.65
3674
4.70
4.70
4.85
600
4.25 Mar
5:00 Jan
14%
15%
a63
666
12
15%
9,113
20
38%
Jan
Mar
3.50
30%
3.55
31 %
12%
4,500
12%
30ai
31%
1,225
24%
Feb
32%
940
26%
Jan
47
175
42
Jan
31%
*
—•
-
50c
——
—
-32
• 47
.
.
10
Oct
Oct
*4'
a—..,
2.15
Sep
4.20 May
Jan
22
10
33
May
Aug
22%
Jan
800
—.
32
25% Jan
1,545
July
21% July
38% Oct
Low
43C
Oct
32% Aug
32% Jun
*50
Jun
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range Sinee Jan. 1
46c
13,700
'38
1,120
25
Mar
6%
7
5,990
5
Jan
'
.
I
V
Oct
'
100
41
May
35
Sep
100
14
Mar
19
Jan
20%
24
875
48
48
Aug
24%
239
•>
-Oct
7
15% Jan
.25
23%
48
May
38
25% May
*25
24
63c
Jan
36c
43c
-
High
LOW
High
36%
•
Timber—
&
,19
—*
Co
(R
;
10
L)
Corp
6%
pfd
cum
Investment
6%
cum
39
38%
40
,35,%
40
Jan
f
52%
2.00 Mar
3.30 Jun
20
1.50 Aug
-v
50
44
Mar
28
40
Oct
29
July
36%
Oct
265
28
July
40
Oct
Apr
56
Sep
25
Jan
42%
43
Jan
47
10
41
895
29
Jan
112
112
75
100
July
47
49
15
.
20
24
,
/
48% Sep
41% Sep
115
105%
Oct
Oct
66%
Jan
75
15
24
*
-*
49
.
220
102% 105%
105
Sep
305
•'
40%
41
56
10,616
52%
100
?.
2.50 Mar
-
Foundation—
39%
Jan
50
July
8% July
15
Oct
24
Oct
100
25
20
40
53 %
Jan
t
'
;——50
pfd-,
conv
1,825
36%
•40
,_5
50
*
,
36%
*
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co LtdInternational Paints class A
Lowney Co Ltd
MacLaren
(Walter M)
00 72
53%'.
*
*
^10
27%
27%
Power
&
82
82
50
17
17
100
22%
;
Paper Co
6% pfd
Distilleries Ltd
—
—5
•
;—*
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd—
—*
Newfoundland Light & Power Co LtdilO
Northern
Pembina
6&
non
Premier
Quebec
2
of Canada 6%
cum
Steel
58
Oct
3,674
38% Mar
47%
Sep
13
2,420
13%
Oct
33% Oct
23%
235
Oct
23% Oct
Reitmans
a21
25
25
Russell
13%
13%
5,010
20% Aug
12% Jan
6%
6%
300
5% Jan
Ltd
:
Sep
Jun
6% May
Telephone Corp
common.
St Maurice Gas
Shop
8c
Save
Oct
17
Oct
Inc
755
Feb
34%
81%
1,615
64
Jan
31%
Oct
;
7%
575
7
May
«8
Mar
<
18
18
300
13
Jan
18
Oct
*
345
50
Oct, '>
Sep
*
'
'
49
50
26%
26%
25
48
48
150
50
42%
Feb
23 % Mar
28
45
Jan
Oct
-50
Aug
6% Oct
8%
200
8
Sep
8%
8%
300
6%
Feb
45
45%
150
43%
Sep
45%
64%
Jan
72
8
'
9
"
—50
72
72
87
—•
4.35
4.50
200
28%
2814
28%
10%
378
2.30 Jan
18%
Jan
8% July
Aug
Oct
Oct
i
'
5.25 .Sep
32
Sep
13
Sep
66c
Oct
11
500
65c
66c
4,597
55o
Sep
—*
19%
20
1,500
12%
Jan
20
Oct
10%
10%
100
7%
Feb
II % May
125 Oct
1
Ltd
'
1
34%
—*
LtcL—
Ltd
(1957)
32
-33
65c
Industries
Jan
13%- Jun
'
"
Warrants
(Canada)
Aug
61%
78%
1.25
1.5
29
.-•7%
10%
part 2nd pfd
Mills
21% Jan
7%
1st pfd—50
Sep
22%
6%
22%
Jan
23%
100
79%
50
Pipe Lines Ltd common-
Power Corp
Oct
17
Quebec Power Co Ltd com__*
1st preferred
Paul' Service Stores Ltd
45%
14%
: Week's *
7 Range
.
Last <'-■'+
East Kootenay Power 7% pfd.
Ford Motor Co of Can class A
12%
13%
22%
ft
3.50
31 %
,_1
Zellerbach
44%
4.68%
Jan
55
55
53
67
47%
—
3,555
56
45
comZI__5
42.
80
56
12%
£%ft
preferred
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6% • preferred I
1
100
a5
a90
30%
—
—
Corp class A.*
Co Ltd
—*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
:*
a21
$LA0 preferred
30%
a5
a90
28%
31
—
Products
"»
•
*"
Jan
Westinghouse
25
class
Jan
21%
July
Apr
38%
•
33
1
*
56
Jan
Oct
Oct
125
49%
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Feb
27%
5
67%
Minnesota 6c Ontario Paper Co
Moore Corp Ltd common
Jan
Jan
100
Ltd
Jan
5%
14
3,160
Jun
27%
745
31%
38
34%
Mar
27%
31
110%
5
Sep
100
--
107
155
17
Jan
31%
Jan
1,295
Apr
95
•
Jan
a8
16% July
12
10
1.340
:
27
37%
10% Mar
100
5,130
—_—12 %
Worts
&
101
47 %
Oct
16
14%
a63
105% Feb
a8
74%
14 % Feb
*
30
47%
Aug
~*
20
36%
23%
16%
100
31
Dominion Oilcloth 6c -Linoleum Co Ltd *
9.00 Jun
47%
Jun
Jun
105
10% May
44
David & Frere Limltee class A
Aug
6.90 Jan
37%
Mar
480
135
*
663
*
53
4,663
Sep
.15%
Mar
44
•
37%
102% 102%
*
14
135
—10
110 % 110%
1%
General Steel ^Wares ' common—.
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
250
30%
44
15% Aug
21% Sep
54
Jan
135
42
14% Junr
12% Jun
22% Jan
450
98
30%
•
*
110%
57%
10
2.25
Melchers
56
36
Oct
*
5
100
pfd
1
100
I
26% Sep
Jan
100
com——*
100
:
General Dynamics
General Motors
Jan
27%
Oct
37%
37
13%
20
12
,19
3;oo"
Crown
100
755
3.00
10
105
Apr
Oct
1,285
2.25
7% Feb
8
90
Feb
7,863
1
3,020
25%
Jan
11%
Jun
——
9%
25
85
_•
Marconi
9%
25%
Oct
100
525
...
48%
Power
Common
Canadian
9%
8
Aug"
3.45 Oct
46%
._*
Consumers Gas
Jan
68
Feb
34% Jan
Canadian International Inv Tr X,td—
Canadian
9% Feb
3.00
Sep
51% Mny
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
_5
Canada 6c Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
*
Canadian Dredge &; Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd com—*
July
15% Mar
1,087
27
Oct
-
Lumber
16
30
X0% Jan
39
Oct
Apr
754% Feb
2„200
3,045
a45% a45%
Par
Oct
1,574
Jan
8
28%
Apr
.
Friday
Aug
1,805
1,708
Sale Prise ?. of Prices
38
1,035
34% .AUg
46
STOCKS
17
20
2T% Oct
26% May
23
July
17,950
72%
42
71
.
650
Canadian Slock Exchange
82% Sep
15%
445
5.45
46%
11%
.16% Apr
3,290
Priest Shown Are Expressed Iti Canadian Dollars
Jan
40%
%
43
preferred
24
10
Batlneau Power .common.
4Vz<fo
Jan
15
Oct
Oct
5
Zellers Limited common
23%
19%
36
24
425
-
;
74% Oct
14% Sep
"•
common
'
B
9% Jan
•
Foundation Co of Canada—
Class
60
40%
Jan
Jan
—
:
18% Jan
20
M
450
26
19
1,025
34%
—
Warrants
51
15%
Oct
32
Canada
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo) class A
496
_•
French Petroleum pfd
Apr
Jan
5,537
23% May
'55% Oct
Feb
*
755
<■
Corp
Jun
12
14% Jan
Sep
22
Jan
19% Apr
35% Jan
Jan
—
7,080
1
Enamel 8c Heating Prod class
Famous Players Canadian
Ltd
14%
20
Corn
24
Jan
17%
16%
985
28%
7
Walker Gooderham
72%
•
Eddy Match
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd—
Oct
7% Feb
13
Oct
23%
Steel Corp
71
•
Dupuis Freres class A
130
Oct
Oct
45.
156
...■■■
13%
•
...
of
,
14%
•
Dominion Tar 6c Chemical/common...*
Dominion Textile common
•
17
20
T3C
-
2.50
45
27% Jan
14% Apr
•
.275
24
Jun
49
Jan
12.935
Oct
2,321
a9
10
33%
33
a9
«.255
26
32
Canada
Oct
Jan
Oct
1,900
2,135
.
Jan
1.25 Jan
34 %
44%
common
Canada
Sep
Sep
23%
19
com—Ill*
7ft- 'preferred
13
Jan
22% Aug
13%
Dominion Steel & Coal
17
Jan
19 % Jun
23%
Dominion Foundries 6c Steel
Glass common
Dominion
Feb
200
21%
2O0
■
50
Oct
1,225
20
Jan
4b
34
44V2
•
Oct
a9
1—25
pfd
14%
19
13
Mar
50
50
3.50 Jan
16% Apr
16% Jan
21
77
880
Aug
30%
May
13%
%
370
77
26
.92
Aug
710% Sep
101
Sep
69"% Oct
30%
Jan
a21%
14%
Jan
24
Aug
5% Feb
35% July
34%
44%
30% Sep
13%
Oct
Jun
90
27% Sep
77
103%
27%
•*
Per footnotes
Jan
14
»
"Distillers Seagrams
Dome -Petroleum
Vlau,
May
15
a22
,
Investment
48
29%
"»
B"
'Dominic tr Bridge
Dominion Goal 6%
Jun
2c
24%
10
Feb
•
50
—
of
Co
United
Oct
1$
•
class
27%
100
25
8,145
7 88% ,:88%
713% 13%
: 24% 25%
: ,34 34%
12% 13V«
' 100
100
a22%
a23
—
Rights
Sep
July
July
24
•
Corbys class A_
.
15
35
Jan
96
4.75
43 %
16%
Trans Canada Pipeline—
Oils
Sep
15% Sep
8%
24
Oct
10% Feb
common—*
16
•
Triad
25
1,131
46%
2t
preferred
Consolidated Mining 6c Smelting
Consumers Glass
-
Oct
81
2c
(B J)
Combined Enterprises
Imperial
Jan
Steel
Oct
9
Co
Southern
Oct
8
24
3,625
1,170
—100
Coghlin
5% 'preferred
5%% preferred
6y8
17%
17%
*
common
Cockshutt Farm! Equipment
Praeer Cos Ltd
Jan
9.70 Mar
16
Oct
24
;
26%
0
A...
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Oct
22%
*
Canadian Pacific Railway
Electrolux
100
•
—
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
Canadian Vickers
Zellerbach
15%
2.037
8%
Mar.
5
33
81
•
5% preferred
Warrants—1955
Crown
151/4
17%
•
14
8%
—
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian Oil -Companies
Class
15
...*
.Canadian international Powsr
Preferred
1
23%
l
Husky
Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries
al7% al7%
415
10
—*
pfd
& Sons 5%
-
Southam
Oct
2,685
350
Sep
27
Jan
16
16%
100
26%
class
& Power
Williams
(H)
a22%
72%
11%
*
nreferred
Breweries
Simpsons
Feb
13
100
19
63'Sep
2,130
-
20%- 21%
31% 31%
27
27
* 10%* 10% *
37
39
66% • 67Va
24%
34
12%
—100
Voting
trust
6% preferred
Feb
13% Apr
26
14%
17%
32
27-
2f
25%
"T.
V. 27
35
2°
a92
9T«
/
—100
preferred
Simon
13% Sep
5.50 Oct
Anr
2.80
610
14%
17%
Apr
Apr
11 %
2,155
28% Jan
15% Jan
Canadian
1%
Sicks'
Oct
35%
25%
•
common
Sherwin
Oct
34%
•
Canadian Celanese
17
52y4
13
54
_•
Cement
Series B 4%%
13% Jun
35%
5.00
.
common
11% Jan
14
34%
-
•
Canadian
Oct
Aug
32% Oct
:
Apr
^6% 16% '
a21%'a21%
>- "21
21%
-.*52 -55%
7 34% 36
"
r
•
preferred
Series A 4%
Oct
40 %
52%
*
21
Canadian British Aluminum
Warrants
25%
Jan
"
Jan
Ja n
26%
July
55
Jan
8%
24
:^44^,.'44%v:
—
1
—•
(Canada) common
Shawinlgan Water
Class A
1
65% Oct
24% Apr
30%
.
.
13%
*
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey common
r
J26
Jan
Oct
7 112-%" Oct
23
19%
—
100
—:
Trsmsnort common—
Lawrence
5%
Sep
65
_•
;:
80
46%
St Lawrence Corp common
Oct
97
•
/
37
55
100
,
96
36
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common^
Sep
105% Sep
Canada Iron'Foundries common—., is
4% ft preferred
loo
•
preferred
Rolland Paper class A-.
80
Canada
Malting common
4Mfft preferred
Canada Steamship common
5ft
preferred
21%
1,330
...1
24
24
20c
5%%
Jun
3.90
preferred
Roe (A V)
a
a—
2,755
..
.
"9%
20%
31%
27
10%
39
66%
*
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
Apr
Oct
62% Jan
659
a34
M
Canada Forgings common
4 (/o
Provincial
44% Mar
12%
Jan
<
-
-•
1
Price Bros & Co Ltd common-.
July
13% Aug
43% Sep
40%
36%
Feb
I8°jt
;
27
54%
*
—
^——
_.
Power Corp of Canada
Premium Iron Ores—
Jun
46%
11%
38
32
750
,?
--
l
Tubes..
common
Placer .Development
Powell River Company
53
4% Mar
Feb
al0% al0.%
a21%
21%
,
*
com—
Pacific Petroleums
81% May
39%
41%
3,911
83%
.
27
—
—
-
Oct
7
company
Bruck.Mills Ltd.class A
.
69%
48
100
*
Products
Steel
Sep
11%
'Brown
91
Oct
7% Aug
40
'British Columbia
.26
96
10®
—
r
Ogilvie Flour/Mills common—J
Ontario
44%
Oct
r
-
6.00
48% Jan
8% Jan
36% Apr
.
-•
44%
40
185
32%
59%
9%7
B
Feb
Jan
Apr
462.
53%
.
--
—
-
5% Aug
22% Jan
33% Jan
15
51
__
/
Montreal Locomotive—
•
Morgan & Co common
•
National Steel Car Corp common—*
Noranda Mines Ltd
Sep
42% Sep
54% July
48% Sep
Co—
4% xum red pfd
4%%
15%%
20
48%
a77 % a77%
—
British- Columbia
.Jan
32%
Paper
BrasUian Traction Light 9c Powsr.
British American Bank Note Co.
British
a43
48%
31
66% - 69%
Mersey Paner 5%% preferred.
.60
47 >487
Mitchell
(Robert) class B—' 2.50
2.50
MOlson Breweries Ltd class A
_•
44% - .44% ,.44%
Paper—
—
——*
*
McColl Frontenac Oil
Oct
•
Bank: of Nova Scotia.
iBsmqna*Canadlenne Nationals
Banqtie 'Provinciate (Canada)
20
Sep
69%
191
59
——
Oct
23
—lo
July
16
...
52%:
-i.
27
Massey-Ferguson common
Oct
—10
Montreal-
Bans of
July
93
•
Preferred
Jan
54
Feb
10% Mar
a48 a50%
Export class B_
-*
34%
:34%
Mailman Corp Ltd priority-———'2®
5ft preferred
1——100
—
- a92
Oct
—25
preferred-
Bailey Selburn 5ft
<6%% preferred
Oct
90
39% Sep
50
Apr
8,795
91
MacMillan
% Oct
25
.•
*
*
Power:.
Lawrence
St
50
28
.
( John i
Candy Shops
605
Oct
Jan
34
a 45%
——
Asbestos Corp-
.
-*
.32
-» .:*■ oJ /4'
-•
--
com
Jan
1,575
1
108 112%
'
43%
I,935
v.:
Sep
.
Ltd
Jan
44
95
15%
,86.
—•
26
2
52%
95
14%
111 *
7.50
paper common—
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Jamaica Public Service
33
—
10% May
Oct
34%
28
International
35%
4,968
45
Jun
Sep
35 %
—
25
22%
34%
of Can 4% pfd—
preferred
Angto Can Tel Co 4% ft pfd
Argttf-Corp Ltd common
—
A2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Jan
19
15
34%
'4 Wt'o
Oct
High
3,440
45
52%
--
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
37%
45
95
1 j>
—.
8% Mar
50
12% *12%
Algoma Steel
Aluminum Co.
37
8% July
'
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Jan
23
5,191
1,920
9%
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common—
class A"
37
$4.50
High
Shares
High
36
86
"
preferred
50
preferred
100
Inland -Cement Preferred
r——10
International Nickel of Canada com—-*
Low
35
Low
$2.75
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.24
AhttiblPo wer 9c Paper common—
:4%# preferred
Indus Acceptance Corp common
$2.25 preferred
for Week
Low
Fir
of Prices
Par
Sales
ef Prices
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Prim 8km At* Exyreuei la Canadian Dollars
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
•
1.10
1.00
1.20
2,500
14%
15%
559
50c
Feb
9% May
17
Aug
'
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Number
Volume 188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(iam
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
-
'■
...
,\
STOCKS
•,
'
-
Friday
■
■
.
'
Week'*
Last
Ranee
Sale Price
■
...
vr-
;
■"
traders Finance Corp class A_
Trans Mountain Gil Pipe Line Co
Uiuon. Gas of
Par
,■
of Prices
•
41%
•
Waterman Pen .Co Ltd iL £ i
Western Canada .Breweries Ltd
Windsor
Hotel
Ltd
lOTff
Friday
_5
18%
51
57-
•
32%
Low
321
35!
;
Jan
45
lOTi
Oct
•t.00
Oc«.
30
'21
67a
Jan
74
May
Lake Mines Ltd
Mines
Alscopc
15c
17c
32,500
8c
Mar
28c
Aug
25c
22 Vic
25c
297,750
13c
May
35c
July
1
29c
29c
29c
297,750
8c
Jan
29c
1
660
61c
68c
114,500
30c
Mar
1.26
Jan
1
5c
6c
20,500
4c
Sep
13c
Jan
13c
Jan
25c
Exploration
Mines
Trojan
I
Ltd.
Cpnsolidated
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd—
V' ;
y .1
.*
t
Ltd
y
.;
-
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A—_l
Baker Talc Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Calalt'a Petroleums
2
Lands
17c
194,600
11 y4
llJ/2
975
34c
67,760
5c
<
37c
3Ge
7c
1
9c.
Quebec
Halliwell
Consolidated
Quebec
..10c
10c
lie
4,800
BVjjC July
21c
90c
'90c
3,000
59c
90c
—
'
'
12c
17,500
,
30
30:,4
25C
6c
/
9.00
•
ol-aC
5.000
8.00
9.25
y
1.80
-
••■13c
Mines
9.25
Oct
Oct
2.50
&
Feb
6.90
5.05
Apr
6.30
10c
5 Vic
13c
3,075
15c
8c
10c
11c
15c
15c
6,300
9.00
62c
4c
Sep
1,700
10c
Apr
15c
Oct
1,900
5.40
1.815
.
5.400
54c
Jan
13c
4,000
5%c
'' J
SVaC
7c
3,000
7c
7c
4,000
13 y2
14
72c
77c
7 Vic
5,500
40c
51c
20,450
168,100
13c
17c
20c
2.13
•
2.24
2.43
_i
■
9c
28c
■
'
U
1,300
9c
4c
w,; 80c
1
-5c
Canada
Hollinger Consol Gold
■
...
2.000
Jan
50c
Sep
94c
Oct
—
6c
Jan
13c
Jan
3c
-
.yjon
>
3.000
14,906
39c.
4y2c
8,000
2c
400
3.00
37c
18.700
Sep
May
18 V*
300
'r
Oct
3.25
32c
Indian
Lake
Mines
1
■—
.5
-V -i-'
Ltd_-___-_u
*.
International
Ceramic
Uranium
Ltd
5Vic Jan
Feb
20c
.
13 Vi
6c
79c
Gold
Kontikt Lead &
'
Ltd
Mines
19%
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
34.100
500
9y2c
7c
9V2c
22
22
22
1.35
1.34
1.37
7,300
15c
20c
11,250
1
I
Ltd
.
k
"
*
r?
'
New
Ansll
Northspan- Uranium
375
(1945)
Opemisca
Ltd
Oct
65c
Jun
July
89c
Apr
14c
Feb
Apr
14c
Oct
86
106
28,800
22c
1.000
22c
64c
73c
19c
22c
73c
74,700
40c
8c
8c
1.54
1.54
8c
1,600
12c 12 y2c
6c
5,000
1.55
,
5
2,600
tie
1.24
Aug
8c
2,500
4c
Apr
9c
64c
1,000
13c
Jun
70c
1.12
1,000
85c
4
_
.
.
__
6c
5c
6 Vic
Partridge Canadian
Lake
8c
'1,500
9c
10c
7,500
17 V2I'
24c
508,999
3.65
3.75
1,200
11c
I
11c
1,500
55c
24c
1
Ltd—1
1
55c
.
-
2.25
55c
500
2.15
2.25
Fermo
Pitt
I
800
'
pfd—
Mining Co Ltd
1
Provo Gas Producers Ltai_
Quebec Ascot Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau Goldliclds
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd
Quebec
Red
St
Mining
Crest
Gold
Lawrence
60c
Mines
SIscalta
Oil
29c
Standard
Gold
Steep Rock Iron
Sullivan
I
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
footnotes
see
page
42.
Apr
25
Aug
45
44%
45%
730
44%
Oct
49'
Feb
60c
Jan
Oct
14 %c
14%c
15c
3,000
10 %c
Jan
24c
May
1
20c
16c
21c
Sep
60e
Feb
17c
17c
18c
21,178
36,333
12c
•
15c
Jan
35o
Jan
77c
75c
77c
4,200
64c
86c
Mar
103,389
May
Apr
78c
64c
80c
4.05
4.00
4.05
600
20c
24c
200,700
9.50
9.50
9.50
*50
il%
50
11%
11%
795
33c
33c
38c
7,300
23c
May
42c
29c
24c
30c
98,437
12c
Jan
33c
32
32
100
20%
Feb
37%
Sep
4%c
4%c
5c
11,000
3%c Jan
7c
Aug
25,400
120
32c
Jan
1
4.75
50
1
50
-
,
,.
40c
135
48%
*1
1
41%. Jan
Jan
8.87
53%
Jan
13% May
19c
Jun
July
^
Aug
90c
18c
20c
60c
1,250
25c
May
LOOJhly
90o
95c
9,900
54o
Mar
1.45 July
28%
Jan
28 %
27
10,580
14
Jan
50
45
45
46
145
41
Jan
50
59%
57
59%
1,255
43%
Jan
•
lGc
12c
16c
7,000
7c
1.60
1.52
1.65
6,000
•
B
_10
I
Mines
;
Mines
12
12
*
5.50
4.50
5.25
1,350
•
compion
24 V4
24
24%
l
19%c
17c
20c
5,655
37,200
12%
250
Juu
28% -Oct
47
May
59%
Jan
2.25
13
Jan
-
Apr
5.25
15% Mar
24%
2.00
Oct
17c
5c
5C
-6c
5,800
4c
1
lGc
14c
16c
26,500
11c
9c
9%c
15,600
6c
8c
Jan
Jan
OctOct
"Feb
33c
Sep
9c
Oct
19%c May
10% May
1
Mines
=
Oct
1.52
1
River
July
55c
1
class
Oct
4.25
26c
Jan
8.25 Feb
100
Oct
80c
2.10 Jah
13 %c
Apr
21c-July
Apr
2.50 May
16c
Electric
Auto
Auto
Fabric
Class
1
class
107
31c
1,000
230.750
33.859
26c
26C
26c
50
B
2.60
3.25
825
7c
7%c
9,000
*
Avillabona Mines
1
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%
preferred
5%%
preferred
25
%
22"%
50a
Oils
Banff
1
25
7c
1.93
Jan
13% Feb
Jun
17.
Oct
6.50
90c
Apr
3.50
5c
Jan
9c
7.05
Feb
11%
10%
12
10,710
25
24%
25%
22 %
725
22% Feb
435
21
22%
•
May
2.25
Jan
1.58
May
Sep
12
Oct
May
Oct
25% Oct
25
Feb
2.34 Oct
2.34
13.800
18c
2,500
3,(574
11c
51V4
38%
Jan
Jan
1.46 May
Bank
of
Nova
10
68
67
68
1,485
51
Feb
71
c
Feb
13%c May
4.50
4.50
150
Apr
4.75
Jun
Sep
1.56
1.68
48,262
Jan
2.82
Aug
13c 13%c
30c
3c
Jan
15c
24c
Oct
3.75
21c
Scotia
Traction
*
Mines
1
Barvue
Oct
Jun
Mines
_1
Base
Metals
Mining
1.93
Feb
Baska
1.55
Feb
Oct
4.55
Feb
Bathurst
P
&
18c
Mines
1.07
' -
13c
1.58
Mar
5.90
Feb
31c
Apr
Oct
10%
Feb
10c
Beatty
1.30 July
Oct
Oct
2.75
Oct
'3,000
16c
Jun
29c
47c
7,500
33c
Jan
82c
May
35c
19,000
15c
Feb
35c
1.88
1.88
200
May
4y2c
15,750
7c
22c
July
70c
2,100
61c
Jan
83c
May
18c
21c
34,600
15c
May
30C
Feb
•
17c
16c
20c
65,400
12c
Jan
30C
Jun
7%c
7c
7%c
9,000
5c
Jun
10c
47
47
47
200
35%
25 %
25
25%
310
15
30c
29c
34c
79,102
•
4.50
4.50
300
1
Bros
Beaucage
♦
1
class A
28c
30c
6,266
23c
3,400
17%c
Oct
_
48
Oct
26
Sep
Jan
34c
Oct
3.50 May
27c
Jan
Jun
Apr
Sep
5.00 Sep
1.07 Mar
.
Beaver
Uranium
Lodge
Class
A
•
21c
20c
*
24%
24
♦
Beaver Lumber Co common
18
18
12c
Jan
30c
Sep
%
950
17%
Jan
28%
Jun
18
250
17% May
1.07
31,600
24
18% Aug
Jan
46c
Oct
68c
_»
Paper
Beattie Duquesne
Mar
3.05
19c
July
20c
1
•
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Uranium
1,60
24c
'52% Oct
•
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Oct
Aug
45c
-••
Barcelona
1
Barnat
Feb
9c
Jan
1.60
100
5%c
17c
59c
10 Vs
1,600
16%
5%c
2.10
2.40 May
7 Vic May
100
26c
2.37
16%
5%c
50 V*
3,700
1.17
2.34
16%
A
51
*
107
2.35
*
common
Products
2.20
33c
1
1
1
4%c
11c
46c
1.61
July
5c
25,000
2c
Jan
lie 12 Vic
35,000
5c
Feb
44c
49c
90,600
3.35
3.40
4,800
36c
3.40
I__ 1
36c
2,000
10c
Jan
2.44
13c
Feb
May
2.00 Aug
Belcher Mining Corp
Belleterre Quebec Mines
Aug
Bevcon
57c
Mar
Bibis
3.50
Sep
54c
Sep
Mines
Uranium
66c
59c
70c
51,400
34c
Jan
70c
Oct
39c
32c
48c
208,500
24c
Apr
46c
Mar
7c
■7c
500
6c
Oct
10c
Jan
Black
4.45
4.45
100
3.70
Sep
Jan
Bonville
6.00
Bidcop
4c
4c
2,500
27c
24V2C
31c
58,100
12 V2
12 Vi
12 Vi
100
5c
5c
5c
5,200
3!ic Oct
Jan
Bouscadillac
Oct
Bouzan
8.15
Feb
12%
Oct
Bowater
6c
Jan
5%%
2,100
10%
Jun
14
27c
26c
30c
21,800
20c
Jan
33c
Jun
6c
5c
6c
10,500
4%c
Jan
10c
Jan
Sep
48%
48%
115
42%
Jan
50
Jun
7c
Jun
16c
Jan
9,000
8c
July
preferred
Gold Mines
1
5,000
&
Tank
common
common
Amer
Oil
1
7c
7c
7c
32,000
*
Traction
Blight (T G) common
Britalta Petroleum
British
13
48%
6c
May
13
50
5c
Oct
13
6c
Oct
Corp—
Brazilian
Feb
*
Jan
■
Bralorne Mines
Oct
28c
July
Boymar
2.40
Jan
93c
Oct
18c
9c'
14 %c
Oct
14%
40,100
17%c
Sep
Feb
22c
Jan
4.85
8'/4
19c
Jan
1.40
Bridge
Jan
20c
May
Oct
1.75
Jan
July
8c
1.35
7o
Apr
9y2c Jan
60c
35c
1.00
400
Sep
8,500
1.15
1,000
Jan
11c
326,975
3.90
8,705
86c
12,900
93c
540
13c
17,350
16c
7%c
2,530
2.35
6,500
99c
Sep
May
7%c
29,854
14%
6c
94c
Sep
1.25 Mar
23c
7c
2.25
8
5%c
95c
Jan
75c
1.30
13c
5%c
1
63c
10%c Jap
4c
Jan
6%c
4.90
2.35
37.76H
7c
2.07
13 3
20,600
16c
79c
1.20
14
1.10
14c
1
4.65
1
1.00
15c
,_1
2.20
Jan
1.09
3.00 May
42%
Ltd
4 90
4c
6O0
1.30 Jan
39%-Jan
Gold
Mines
Apr
Sep
li
14,606
•
Mines
Mines
6c
31c
2.25
800
42%
1
pfd
Uranium
Gold
Feb
Jan
1.65
41
1
Biltmore Hats class A
16c
3c
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Bay
1.55
1.60
1
Warrants
1
.
Mines
Yukon
Bicroft
Feb
95c
1.G2
41%
13c
Jan
19c
•
86c
1.04
1
1
6c
Telephone
Bethlehem Copper Corp
25
1
Bell
I.td_l
II
~~l
Ltd
Mines
22
-
Hardware
1
Consolidated Mines Ltd
For
-
S.65
1.28
Z2Z2
Mines
50
40c
1
Ltd-
Ltd
Dufault
22%
10
Feb
♦
Ltd
36%
22%
Montreal
«c
60c
'
—
1
Ltd
Jun
22%
of
13,000
,_l
Mines
River
14c
^
Corp
Sherritt-Gordon Mines
South
Ltd
Refhring Ltd
Get
25
•
Steels
Bordulac
Oil Development
Smeltine
Quemont
23c
27,315
Bank
46c
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
Quebec
Jan
3,000
36%
Bankeno Mines
33c
___♦
;
21%
30c
33
Sep
1
I
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd.
6,605
23c
Jan'
'
Ltd
Ltd
Aug
7.55 May
23% May
35% Get
34%
1
preferred
preferred
Gold Mines
Temple
-
6.65 July
2
Mines
Corp
Gas & Oil Ltd AV^,b
Gold
11 Vic
12c
__l
~9<)c
I
1
Exploration
Uranium
100'
-
Oct
7c
24.750
8c
■
(Quebec) Ltd. 1
Pennbec Mining
34%
Jan
445- Apr
Apr
Ltd
Paudash
17%
Mines
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Gold Mines—
64c
—
614
Aug
_lc
Aumacho
Oct
Opemiska Copper Mines
Mines
5,240
Corp common
$2%
Aubelle
19c
1
Explorers
220
5.30
17%
35%
Oct
56c
18%. May
Jan
_20o
Feb
Jan
Orchan
Uranium
94%
99
4.70
„
Oct
1.12
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd—.,
Oils Ltd—
^
Sep
12%
17%
-
Oct
1.37
7 V-'C
Okalta
34c
9,215
22!/2
50c
45c
_20c
Ltd
3,319
Oct
2.00 "-Oct
Jun
50
Class B
Obalski
2.33
1.15 Mar
98%
98%
Sep
Aug
16
17%
Rare Earth
Mines
22
Feb
Sep
7 Vic
'17c
-
Ltd—-1
Ltd
16%
Apr
75c
25
Corporation
Feb
15
42c
10c
Jan
Corp
Mines
35c
15%
74c
July
•
4(V preferred
Atlin-Ruffner
Ltd—_1
Metals
34c
16
1
Oct
Oct
—
Rare
35c
Jan
1.30 Jan
24,625
12,250
Nickel
Arcadia
Atlas
Oct
Ltd—.
Asbestos
2.35
70c
Jan
450
29,662
Resources
9%c
5c
65c
Mining Corp Ltd-
American
9c
1;90
Imperial
Jan
3.700
86%
West Amulet Mines
North
Mar
22%
Mines
Cons
Apex
Ash
Oct
*1.50
New
North* American
4c
1.70
»
Explor
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Ashdown
Feb
May
Sep
1
Mines
33c
14,250
20%
Mining
Amer
58c
Jan
1
Ltd
5,600
8c
Jan
10
Mines
19
Feb
Santiago Mines Ltd
50c
Spring Coulee'Oil & Minerals Ltd ►
Vinray Mines Ltd—
1
Normetal
69c
31c
New
New
Oct
68 %
—
Oils
July
10%' Oct'
50c
1
Petroleums
Jan
62c
1
&
•
31c
•
trust
13 %
Jun
40,599
3,700
100
voting
July
May
4:35 Sep
8% Jan
22
Oils
13c
29c
2.3V Jan
8%
1.75
common
Larder
Lead
Jan
255
Hosco
Uranium
7c
2.00
Feb
135
Jun
10Q'
Jan
I3c
34%
J5
26,100
Goldvue
Lake
45o
2.20
5c
325
52c
Ltd
25c
-
55,350
Formaque Mines Ltd
Jack
Jan
5
Cons
Asamera Oil
Oct
',2
—^,1
Mylamaque Explorations
Mar
85
10% MaT
21% Jun
'
65c
*
Nepheline
79c
57c
New
New
19
70
4,760
13
50o
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Arjon
1.50
New
Nev/ Pacific Coal
3.60
63c
Oct
Jun
30
-»
12,225
7,000
;
10V4
51c
1
preferred
9%c July
86
New
New
ioy465c
;
$2.40
'
Jan
13c
J
48c
55c
1
Ltd_.
3.35
12%
37'
25'
4.75
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
.
Sep
Oct
1.25
:
Lt<i
3.45
Steel
Arums
July
86'/a
1
Mines
7,000
9c
3.00
28%
-1.30
1
Montgary Explorations Ltd
Mines
21c
1
common
Trunk
Roxana
Arcan
Jun
5
Ltd-L^.—
Co
-
20c
50c
Central
Anglo
Jun
5
»
Ltd—
Monpre- Mining
r
50c
18 y.
1
Mining Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mines
44c
18
—
Merrill Island
Mogadon
2,500
13c
1
Jan
5!ic Oct
45c
-
May
1,000
16c
21c
Warrants
Anchor
Aug
41c
Jan
1.50
79c
47c
Exploration Co Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Exploration Ltd
2 Vic
20 %
-■
6 V2C
lEVac
LI '
7c
*
Analogue Controls
1.05 Aug
9c
Jan
3.50
Jan
4,628
-
'
L. 1
Maritimes
Marpic
200
t
_1
Ltd_:
Mines
Zinc
Labrador Min &
79c
15,150
2.50
28'Ib
1
Mining
Mines.
Kerr-Addison
6c
-
26 y2
1
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd—_1
Iso
Vic
2.50
28
•>+■
20
92%
70
1
debentures
Anthes
4
5Vvc
t-
L—__■>
Mines Ltd
20
*
Pacific
Area
Haitian Copper Corp Ltdl
Hillcrest Collieries Ltd
485
92
High \
Jan
22% Aug
8% July
•
7c
trust
Gas
4 % %.
-
Jan
17:!*
-18
9%
24%
256
1
Alberta
Aluminium
Oct
11c
8c
•
1
24%
20
lo
Aigoma
•
Golden Age Mines Ltd'
Gunnar Mines Ltd common
9V4-
Range Since Jan. 1
10,347
92
common
Yellowknife Gold
Anacon
18c
29%
90c
1
9%
Ltd
Distillers
Apr
Ltd—
—-_I
,
Low
37
1
Explorations
Allied
Oct
May
4c
-
Alba
American
84c
•
-
•
common
Mines
Oct
9c
21
57,605
.
"
4c
"
Sales
•
High
•
Shoe
Algoma
2.35 Aug
May
3.25
85c
1
Mines
16 % May
3.00 Oct
7c
V
•
,
July
Apr
•2c
2,340
13,000
84c
-
4c
20c
24
Oil
Surpass
5%
Jun
4.00
Jan
1.41
2,000
-5c
74c
-•
Sep
July
Sep
24
Mines
Algom Uranium
July
13c
1.14 Apr
600
27y2e 291/2C
__
v.
Oct
lJXMuly
l-.85»Aug
Uo July
Jan
1.50 Apr
5c
Jan
Feb
'
3.00
»
4Vic
9,800
&
Aluminum Co
28c
3.00
-
16%
94c
Agnew
Voting
Jan
.Feb
34%
100
Alberta
,
July
26c
1,950
29,700
Sugar
Low
•
Advocate
Alberta
Jun
7c
'20c
18c
9c
6y2c
2.24
61c
Shares
36%
A
Akaitcho
,
Oct
9c
42c
—•
37c
27c
5%c Jun
,
far Week
25
—
—
Uranium
Agnico
Jan
Aug
_i
"
1
Jan
3c
1.70
Week's
Range
ef Prices
>
•
common
Ajax Petroleums
Oct
16c
Paper
Preferred
July
5Vic Apr
IOV2 Jan
'
'
9.50 July
Jan
6c
&
Atlantic
Gas
Acme
Oct
70c
Power
Class
Sep
8.40
Feb
2.50C
'
l
15c
Jan
9c
'74c:
Mar
2 Vic Jan
11,200
Last
Preferred
July
24c
Jan
6.20
33c
3,200
1-.70
13%y
Sep
18c
Sep
Jun
1.24 May
Prices Shown Am Expressed la Canadian Dollars
Acadia
17%c Jan
'
9c
15
—
74c
12c
—
25c
14c
...
Jan
1.40
Ltd
of
18,500
Acadia
Feb
Oct
12c
'
ClaSB- A
2,300
9c
Preferred
Jan
33c
12c
•
1
2.40
21c
Sep
2,000
78c.
147/«
1
Jan
'Sep
34,000
8.00
8.65
15
Futurita* Oils LtdPetroleums
1.75
:
'
8.00
i_*
Gaspe Oil-Ventures Ltd—
1.78
5c
Par
Jun
16,200
1.55
-
--
1
Inc
1.68
5c
Ltd
Ltd
Friday
Aug
1,300
24,500
1
Exploration
1.78
1
Petroleum
Mines
26c
Sale Price
Sep
3.75
9c
>
y- ■
Ltd4 1
Fundy. Bay Copper Mines: Ltd—
General
Feb
1.90
10c
•
___l
Ltd.
Fatima. Mining Co Ltd
Fontana Mines
(1945♦
,__1
Decalta
STOCKS
Feb
3.95
6.00
10c
1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc——
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd:
,9c
13c
"V
*
1-1
____
Jan
1.93
»
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd-——1
Mining
4c
7c
ioc
1
;
2,000
Ltd
21c
8c
1-.80
-
Torooto Stock Exchange
Oct
126
1 _I
"
1
Ltd
3034
1.80
7c
8;85
Ltd
Feb
600
1
*
*
'
♦
;
21,500
3c
Abitibi
500
6.75
5.90
*<'■&■£$■
'
May
17%
*
8.00
__j
Dome Mines Ltd
27c
95c
May
17% Jan
10,050
1.90
6.00
6.00
-
1
:
.
75,000
1.16 May
'
Yellowknife
Ltd
24c
3c
•,
Oct
_!_*
Mining Exploration
21c
85c
Products
Jan
90c
1
Ltd_.
Oct
Oct
1
Mines
Oct'
10c
1,000
24c
93c
J
_
Sullivan
7c" Jan
Oct
1
Ltd
Mines
Apr
July
Mar
.
Consolidated
25c
7c
„
Mines
11c
Jan
40c
Ltd—
Cadillac
4c
1,500
1
Co Ltd—
Jun
12c
4.000
10,366
'
Denlson
55c
1
Cleveland Copper Corp
y
Consol'Bi-Ore Mines Ltd.:
7,700
14c
1.18
3c
Oil
Aug
Sep
5y2c Sep
30c
25c
Ltd——
7c
13c
1.18
July
2,000
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd-——;
_75o
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—_l
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
1
1
Consol- Central
10c
24,700
11
Ltd
Jan
7c
viy '«$■.
•6 %c
Oct
4c
:.
93c
Explorations Ltd-
Central-Del Rio Oils
38c
27c
7c
Ltd
Mines
Oct
Jan
76c
*
7c
1
Ltd
,
Sep
11% Oct
20Vic
10c
• 1
Feb
91c
Western
79c
1
Oct
2.64
*
Westville
-July
10c
l
7.65
Apr
1
18c
J13c
3.300
23c
•
Jan
1.65
1
Mineral
Westburne
8%e Mar
Feb
5.00
7,400
'
2,500
38c
21g
Ltd
Cassair Asbestos Corp
Jan
Vic July
'
"
Capital Lithium
July
6c
7.10
8,000
27c
5c
2c
8,450
Wendell
Jun
6
i4y2c
1.90
Ltd__l_,_l_;
17c
Sep
7.65
2.50
Mining Corp
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Oct
Jan
2c;.
600
JLtd
Explorations
Canuba Mines
80c
6V2C
2.100
_i
_v_.1
Ltd—
42c
2,000
-
-6c
sc
:
Canalask. Nickel Mines
Fano
6c
9c
24,500
5c
21c
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd—:—_2
Canadian Devonian Petrol Ltd:.
;.:r * • •
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd__
__10c
Canadian Lithium Mines Lld_—
i_i
Easi
10c
21c
Mines Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Copper-Man
80c
4c
23c
Calgary <fe Edmonton Corp Ltd
Continental
Apr
64c
4.000
Ltd
5,000
7.35
2.38
1
;
Virginia
1
Calumet Uranium
Mines
Aug
__1
Burnt HiUt Tungsten; Mines Ltd:
Consolidated
15C
24c
i
Bouzan.. Mines Ltd—
Cartier
Mav
1
Bannyvilie Oil & -Refining Corp
Bornite-Copper Corp.
Bquscadillac Gold Mines Ltd
x
Canorama
Mines
Sep
17c
7.50
1
Explorations
ViolaMac
23c
Ltd
Mines
Mining Corp Ltd
Oil
Vanguard
7Vic Aug
l
Belle-Chibougamau
Canada
49c
Apr
1
Bateman Bay Mining Co_
Ballechasse
Jan
4c
■
13 %c
Oct
2.50
1
Ltd
12c
200
-
11 %•
1_
^td---^
Mines
13,400
15c
5c
'> 6c
■: 17c"
1
!
43c
lQc
;
Ltd—.
s
7»/2C
10c
80cy
„
i*
1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
Lithium
Mines
Corp Ltd
Ltd.
15c
_20c
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
Ltd_:
Arno
Atlas Sulphur & Jron_Cq
Auil Metal Mines
Oils
7y2c
.y
*
;
Ltd
Asbestos
Valor
40c
40c.
,_ZZ_l
„
Ltd.—
High
16c
•
Ltd-
United
Ltd—
Ltd
Oils
Low
Trebor
Jan
32% Aug
35 % Oct
Stocks—
Exploration
Alta- Mines
Altex
Oil
and
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.1
Tib
United
Mfnine
Low
Shares
Titan Petroleum Corp
Sep
Sep
18% Aug
Aug
100
a
Tache
Tazin
for Week
of Prteea
Par
13
16
-
3.4U6
32
35J
3,465
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
315/s
18,450
7
Week's
Last
STOCKS
S
1.035
12%
177 k
5%
—
17
■
Range Since Jan. 1
High
41 %
18
*
OCTOBER
■
Shares
4012
12%"
new *
Canada Lt,d
Low
-
ENDED
for Week
'
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WEEK
FOR
Sales
5.85
5.85
6.00
3,150
•
6 %
6%
6%
5,318
*
20 %
20%
40
Jan
5% Sep
19%
Feb
17%
Feb
34
275
3.00
2.90
3.10
114,728
1.55
Jan
41%
40%
41 Yb
26,797
33%
Jan
32 %
*
1
20
4.30
6.90
Oct
7% Aug
21% Sep
35
3.10
45
Sep
Oct
Oct
39
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sr.
Monday, October 20, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Fri day
Last
STOCKS
Low
British
Columbia
391:.
39%
4%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%% preferred
op
4% f/o
100
50
50
92
48'a
5Hi
*
12
15' «
15 %
40 \ i
6%
British Columbia Forest Products
Columbia
British
•
Brown
Bruck
Mills
A
class
75
41
Oct
46%
163
88
Jan
97
May
Consolidated Beta
513
44% Mar
61
Mar
Consolidated
48
63
July
Consolidated
51
5114
318
12%
13
5,050
16
810
.
Mar
8%
Feb
Sep
Sep
16%
36% Apr
43%
38%
44
Jan
10,100
46%c Apr
100
9% Jan
12%
....
••
•
Jun
Consolidated
Gillies
—
13
Jun
Consolidated
Golden
7
Oct
Jan
6.00 Jun
2.30
Jan
3.55 Aug
25c
28c
10,165
22c
Jan
34c
July
43c
500
29c
Jan
45c
July
54c
56c
14,447
48c
Jan
80c
7%c
2,000
5%c FCb
9c
July
16c 16 %c
8,500
15c
Sep
35c
May
552,000
25c
Mar
95c
July
16c"
75c
45 c
Ltd—
46c
45c
Oils Ltd—
4.20
Mining & Smelting.
6%C'
8,500
5c
7%cJuly
Consolidated
Marcus
4.25
6,675
1.95
Consolidated
Mic
Consolidated
Geld
Mines
Marbencr
11c
14c
503,500
7%c
8c
1,500
4%c Jan
12c
May
535
35% Jan
44
Consolidated
10c
10c
1,500
16c
15
15
310
6%c May
11 % May
Sep
July
15%
Oct
Consolidated
14
953
10% Jan
15
Jun
Consolidated Nicholson
19c
Jan
51c
Sep
46c
3,128
29c
Jan
67c
May
4.05
4.30
9,045
22
23%
18,097
1.85
1.98
8,215
22c
19c
22c
14,000
17c
Mar
82c
July
65c
1,250
49c
Jan
77c
20c
23c
16,041
16c
Mar
44c
7c
Explor.—
Morrison
7%c
4c
Jan
14c
Aug
July
July
24c
Jan
45c
Jun
4c
Consolidated Masher
Mines
Negus
21c
Mines.
26c
26o
26c
2,166
12c
jan
40 c
July
Consolidated
Peak
25c
88c
73c
90c
Jan
90c
31
17%
Feb
31
74%
8.95
74.
76 %
780
62% Jan
80
Sep
Consolidated Red
7.95
9.80
58,743
;
Calgary
& Edmonton
Calgary
Power common
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Bread class
Canada
B
pfel
Class
30,040
25
*
68
68%
518
50% Mar
68%
25'
123.
23% July
25% July
2.50 Jun
class A
Mtge
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Atlantic
440
47
48
55
2.75
54
2.75
B_—
1,050
34
Feb
48
Oct
Cosmos
55
868
54
Oct
55
Oct
Coulee
3.05
5,151.
93
39
70c
1,300
3.65
1,320
40%
438
32
J 2%
283
12
17 %
460
12%
Jan
.
May
Jun
40 %
Oct
13
Jun
17%
Oct
8,000
7.595
8
300
20
6.537
40%
Jan
55%
Oct
Jan
36
Oct
25%
Jan
35%
Oct
Apr
13
%
Oct
5.95
Oct
35%
9,319
34%
35
330
*
Aluminium
34%
35
13'4
5-15
warrants
Canadian
banners class A
Canadian
Celanese
•
....—.—25
preferred
13%
1,765
5.95
5,535
14
2,470
33
475
—•
3
6%
8%
1-51
1.45
1.63
5%
5%
May
13
Feb
1,975
3
common
Preferred
1
Wright
13
56,550
5
Pete
•
L
-
72c
75c
2.25
4.75 Mar
80c
Apr
4.00
950
2.00
—
2.20
<
Apr
28% Mar
5.715
•
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
8
2.90
740
19%
33
—
14
17%
^14
17 '4
_•
common
13,
5.00
25,075
Jan
65c
Jan
1.35
Feb
Crovvpat
6.90 Aug
Cuseo
8
Devon
Palmer
Oct
8%
Oct
1.93 Aug
6.00 Aug
79c
Aug
2.25 Oct
6.05
33,940
5.00
Apr
6,60
Jun
24
1,505
15
Jan
24%
Oct
1
70c
75c
2,472
49c
Canadian
♦
8%
100
8%
8%
300
16%
2.69
2.65
2.75
17,715
•
23%
22
23%
950
*
3.25
3.25
3.25
25
*
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
Morse
Products
7%
7%
7%
230
19
20
555
com
common
A
Canadian Gen Securities
class
*
A
Apr
6% Apr
1.40 Feb
15
Feb
2.50 May
7
Jan
Class
B
19
8%
1.95
0,417
14
15%
12,675
9.55 Mar
3.95
3,295
4.50 Mar
9%
6,576
17
17%
1,707
1.6A
Jan
—_
A—1—„_
Horn
Deldona
2.40
Feb
15% Sep
9.25 Sep
26%
28
15,181)
100
100
100
50
23% Apr
97% Jan
10%
11%
1,080
5% Mar
2c
55c
29,650
2c
Oct
27%
29%
10,926
20 */8
«mn
13% Sep
Williston
75
7c
9,800
131
95
81
Jan
81
25
81
Oct
85
20
Jun
6c
Jan
5
92
Mar
Feb
30
18
Feb
25
15/
Oct
750
Apr
515
9,844
300
24c
97c
6,500
6,433
•
16c
16c 16 %c
1.01 Feb
12c
Jan
14c
Apr
Mar
1
36c
32c
36c
107,731
15C
Can Met Explorations
Warrants
1
98c
95c
99c
61,173
95c
Oct
40c
38c
40c
2,975
38c
Oct
Captain Mines Ltd
•
12c 12%C
7,500
Cariboo
l
76c
78c
2,700
7.95
7.85
8.00
14,160
3.85
3.95
200
•
8.30
8.50
8.90
21,536
1
1.15
1.05
1.24
30,270
—
Gold
Quartz
oassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd.
•
Castle
1
Trethewey
Central Del Rio
Central Pat Gold—
Central Porcupine
L
Farm
51Z*
21c
14% Jan
5%c
7c
25,500
5c
21c 23 %c
16c
10c
1,103
13%
2,280
2117
4,025
Electrochome
*
22
19%
22
2,215
11
common—*
37%
36
38
9,259
23%
Jan
101 101 %
306
97
Jan
1,935
9
Aug
Ind
Dominion Foundry & Steel
—100
(aunes
nnm<nlnr
—
u ui«u
""""vfclle
Jan
40c
Jan
2.40
14,500
6,288
760,023
nc
6%c
8c
34c
II
East
Sullivan
Life
in
2 5n
Mines
2
,
see
page
42.
•
Jan
16% Jan
,
7%
11c
Elder
Mar
17c
July
18 %c 21 %c
195,400
6%c Mar
29c
Oct
Jan
Jun
I0%c Jan
1.49
9,510
2.70
11c
10c
14c
57,200
77,500
15%
15%
15%
30
14% Aug
10
40
40
40
50
31
Jan
25
25
255
24
Feb
52
52
50
37
Jan
52
51
51
60
37
Feb
51
13c
77c
S5c
122,161
26c
Jau
1
Explorers Alliance
29c
29c
30c
8,000
19c
Jan
1
11 %c
10c
12c
62,69^
25c
30c
3,144
12c 14 %c
125,800
■—*
1
1
—
14c
Oct
14c
15%-May
Oct
40
26
1.02
Feb
Oct
Aug
May
42c
Aug
Oct
18c
21%c July
35o
Jan
24c
Mar
9c
9c
Oct
Jan
Federal Grain
Kirkiand
common
1.78
Oct
Ford
Feb
May
8.25 May
37c
Oct
Feb
1.90 Oct
69c
Apr
14%
Jan
21
Sep
735
14%
Apr
19%
Oct
1.08
1.01
1.08
12,800
97c
Jun
30c
35c
25c
Oct
6.25
6.25
6.60
790
14c
14c
16c
9,000
42%
42%
43%
605
26
Jan
45
28%
28:%
100
25 %
Jun
30% Jun
6c
5%c
6%c
6,500
5c
Sen
4.90
4.90
30
50c
55C
1,750
of
H
45%.
Canada class A———-—*
Foundation
Francoeur
Fraser
50c
Co
—
—
French Petroleum
Froblsher
Ltd
•
14c
*
preferred:
1.95
common
July
3.50 Mar
Gatineau
5%
4.85 Mar
30c
Jan
32% May
645
Class
30
36c
Glacier
July
66%
Jan
12%
Jan
11c 14 %c
1,712
41.850
5c
Jan
19c
30
30%
1,075
22%
Jan
30% Oct
7.70
990
7.00 Jan
9.00 Feb
1.90
2.00
22,700
76
.
1.18 Jan
63
Jan
76
6%
200
38
1,532
27
Jan
101
Jan
.
50
4.80 July
1.35
300
934
9%
9^4
je5
165
167
63e
57c
64c
30c
32c
1.25 Oct
1.75 Apr
10
Oct
87
Jan
43,200
60c
Jan
95c
26c
Jan
35c
Jan
Oct
Jan
2.25 May
Apr
78
6% Jan
38
Aug
106% Jun
102%
103
65
i8%
17%
18%
19,437
IS
18
18%
12,450
56
56
56%
120
63% May
48
46%
48%
1,530
32% Feb
48% Oct
170
3.05 May
4.00 Jun
4.00v 4.00
1
•
3.20
90c
3.25
1
14c
7.95 Jan
8
Jan
2.75 Jan
720
8%
9
110
5% Jan
18c
19c
2,250
10%c Jan
1.00
32,650
3,00ft
75c
10%C
4.70
32c
—
-
8%
19c
1
1
Mines.
11c
4.60
4.90
35c
12c
14c
31,500
7,500
17c 20 %c
8,600
3.80 Jan
10% Sep
Aug
25c
Jan
1.00 Oct
9c
Jan
14%c Mar
1.25 Jan
7.05 May
19%c Aug
1.10 Apr
5c
/
May
17c
14c
Mar
22c
5c
Mar
24c
Oct
25c
Oct
45c
Aug
July
July
1
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd
Gordon Mack&y class A
22 %c
19 %c
24c
26c
26c
37c
183,250
21,350
1
30c,
47%
28 %c
35c
22,700
7%c May
68c
47%
47%
80
45% Jan
49
6%
6%
6%
50
6%
!
Uranium
20c
—1
Mines
:
6%
100
17
17
19Q
20c
25c
12,750
50
*
Grafton class A
♦
Grandroy
•
Mines
21c
Jan
27c
1,900
28c
18% Oct
20% Sep
65
1
—
Manttou
Goldfields
Aug
102%
•
Gold Mines
Eagle Gold
Golden
July
36%
Jan
2,125
Prospecting
Mining
1.35
1.05 July
common—"
Mine
Uranium
14
38
:—1
Yellowknife
Glenn
46% Sep
105% Oct
1.376
13%
6%
1
Wares
Mascot
Jan
Sep
July
1
——1
———
A
Scientific
Giant
4.95
100
1
Genex Mines Ltd.
Giant
13c
80c
July
Sep
•
common
Ltd-
General Steel
Feb
7.20 May
1%
Power
.Mines
80c
21c
102 105%
13%
—•
—
preferred
Geo
35c
Jau
100
Debentures
Fruehauf Trailer Co
3.15 May
20% Apr
14% Oct
167
46
5.00
9%c Mar
1.78 Feb
7.50
104
13%
—20c
—-—*
;—10
Ltd——
Mines
Companies
45
8,955
July
2.05 Jan
59
21
1,315
*
Feb
84c
25.849
19%
——•
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford Motor Co (U 6)
Jan
29%
20%
18%
—1
class A
Federal
95c
26%
20%
19
*
20
Cop
Preferred
Fittings
37c
29% Oct
28%
20%
25n
.1
-
Aug
Aug
19 %c Sep
7c
31c
Ltd-.
Tungsten
29c
5,750
1.89 July
2.70 Oct
May
July
*
Warrants
Fargw Oils
Farwest
13,166
Jun
52
1.30 Mar
1.40
•
1
1
Nickel
Canadian
37c
8
1.40
2.30
—-—1
Gold
20%c
20c
1.44
2.45
Mines
Goldale Mines
24c
7c
20
Corp
Aug
21c
62,250
El Sol Mining Ltd—
10c
24c
15c
——
4 %c Mar
145
Oct
12c
—*
20
Mines
10,900
320
29c
14c
Common
Oct
*
Jun
Eddy Match Co
Eddy Paper class A
Feb
*
Jau
Easy Washing Machine pfd
Economic Investment Trust
80c
35
Feb
8c
1
Mines
19 %o
1
7%
11c
1,550
1
——1
1
East Amphi Gold
East Malartic Mines
Jan
«
..III
1 HO
200
1
Mines
1
2.25 Jun
8,580
80c
Jan
95,400
Motors
50c
15c
18%
100,425
General Petroleum Canada com—.
2,430
19c
975
14c
General
31,400
53c
24
29c
Oct
21,550
13c
Oct
101% Aug
12% Oct
12c
Oct
65c
18c
Oct
38%
23c
20c
3.05
58c
Jan
22
25c
80c
1.90
14c
24
May
12c
Dynamics
56C
18c
17% Aug
13% Oct
9%
General
2.90
.
12%
Jan
Oct
•
General Development
1.50
Zl
11%
7.70
20%
*
—1
i
—
Jan
6qc
7,524
12%
1.62 May
Oct
—%
——1
common
——
Co Ltd-
ouvpci
Jnly
2 90
2.40
Jan
14%
13
20%
12c
1 55
19 %
14%
11%
14%
Jan
21
38c
May
May
2.25
33%
Jun
13%
Apr
31c
19%
Jan
•
Sep
146,314
13%
Jan
25%
2.50
—
Geco
80c
£4
96c
1.———*;
1
20% Sep
20c
1
Con Key Mines
Feb
16c
j
Coniagas Mines
For footnotes
50
125
63c
«
Confederation
100
20%
1
;
National
Coniaurum
55
20%
•
Commoll
Conduits
Apr
1
Cooper
Colomac Yellowknife
Combined Metals
Jun
17C
*
Cody Reco
7c
1J>5
g6c
•
Apr
3,545
Aug
9.55 Aug
1.24 Oct
I
I
46c
17,637
30c
23%c Jun
3.95
Jan
1
common
Jun
7%c
33
1.60
6.10 Jan
6,200
33,125
Equip
Apr
21% Aug
3.15 Aug
3.25 July
66c
75$
Min
Coin Lake Gold Mines
Coldstream
•'
55
1
Chimo
Gold Mines.^..
Cnromium Mining &
Smelting
Cochenour Willans
Dunlop
Jan
5.45 Jan
12,700
■
May
21c
50c
18,200
2.05
~"~i
Cop
Cochrane
25c
1.90
*
Chiboug Jaculet Mines—
Chlbougaihau Mining & Smelting
Cockshutt
20c
195
20
Chestervilie Mines
Kayrand
20c
•
Chartered Trust
Chib
78c
1
Charter Oil
Mines
July
May-
100
21
210
15
July
July
3,500
95,000
1.35
Falconbrldge
2,135
1.50
19c
10%c
lie
58c
1.25
Fanny Fanner Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines-—
22
2.45
25c
67c
32,000
10c
55c
32 %
Famous Players
98
15
Feb
11c
1.31
Oct
25
1.40
17c 18 %c
Oct
3.50 Oct
37c
57c
32 %
Jan
98
2.10
17c
2
15c
25
15
Apr
——25o
22% Aug
21%
1
JheskirK
Sep
131
2.35
Jan
22 %o
July
July
16% Jan
98
Canam Copper Co
Wines
Oct
30"/a
22%
1
2.50
7,025
Oils
Dominion
Eureka
81
6c
300
25c 25 %c
3.00
Seagrams
Bridge
Eldrich
21 %
;
3.50
25c
*
1
Petroleum
4.00 Jan
128
*
5%_20
-
1
Dominion
30% Aug.
105% Aug
12
Aug.
6%c
B
Candoce Exploration
Can Erin Mines
Gai
Sep
1.22 Oct
•
class
Canadian Western Oil
Chateau
9% Oct
18
100
%
Mfrs
Canadian Western Natural Gas
Canadian
Jan
Apr
10%
Vickers
12%
10
Sep
25% 0 July
28
Wallpaper
65c
Feb
9%
•
preferred
90c
Jan
7%
9%
3.80 Jun
1.00 Jun
5%
Jun
12c
579
Oct
35c
Canadian
15c
204,625
Oct
Jun
Canadian
31,012
50c
12%
1
—;
———:
Mines
Dome
12
1
Mining—
Gold Mines
Distillers
Dome
12
—.
24
Jan
1100
30c
37c
74%
Jan
pfd
21c
6%c
14% Sep
19c
Utilities 4*4%
41c
Jun
7%c Jan
Jan
14c
Canadian
41c
7.125
28,000
Jan
27c
128
28c
"
50
18,040
22%
—1
1
*
30c
16C •r
Jan
10
49,710
'
9%c
14 %e
2.20
4,940
184,665
5%
15
292
10c
1.60 Mar
II,550
44c
i
•
1.75
74
32c
19
Sep
July
14%
78c
i
4.45
13%
36c
Corp.
3.40 Mar
23%
28c
Corp."
1,600
69%
60c
Tire
4.15
23%
42c
Salt
4.00
14%
28c
Thorium
Oct
2.70
73%
68c
^anadian
1.10
Oct
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
•
Canadian
July
2.40
Dominion
1
Canadian
Jun
55c
4,100
14 %c
Dominion Steel & Coal common
•
14%
July
6c
3,500
2.55
Sep
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian Oil Cos common
13%
22 \'r
10c
2,500
1.05
2.40
July
July
Sep
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian North Inca
10
7%c
Oct
10c
Eastern Metals
29%
14
Jan
Sep
8%
3.00
25
9
—25
78c
*
•
—*
17%
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina preferred
Jan
1
.
Duvex Oils & Minerals
1.85
100
83C
1
—
Dominion Magnesium
*
:
10,800
July
Oct
•
preferred
57c
July
Sep
8.20
1953 warrants
52C
Oct
July
14c
1.08 Jun
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian. Industries common
5%
12
Jan
1.90
1955 warrants—
10% July
13c
21
15%
;
380
Jan
55c
Sep
10a
Oils
Oil
-
11%
Mar
15% Mar
2,500
8.75
Canadian Husky
19
6c
28c
100
32c
Jan
7%c
Donalda Mines
Jan
l
Canadian Homestead
Warrants
20c
19
30c
19
*
Crest
16%
3,500
9
Aug
20% Sep
16
"
Canadian High
290
I,450
Mines
5.85
Warrants
19
10,200
Mines
Delnite
23%
Canadian
18%
9c
———.
Deer
24
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
19%
1.87
B
33
6.00
6%
Class
15% May
19% Oct
•
8%
Apr
9%c
—
Brewis
*
Jan
Minerals
Mines
Decoursey
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
common
16%
Sep
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Oil
1,624
9%c
Daragon Mines —J
Davis Leather class
35%
9%c Jan
Oct
2.40
8%c
Daering Explorers
25
52%
*
common.
Feb
Feb
Feb
19%
"
7c
6.75
Mar
7c
18%
1.76
8
54
1.05
1
7c
6c
Oct
81,531
—1—_——1—1
Mines
6.45
5%
21c
203,825
4.10
•
Pershing
8
52%
3.75
Oct
Jan
21c
2.45
Warrants
6.60
i;
Sep
40c
2.40
*
Canada
Crestaurum
Croinor
Oct
6.25
1.00
Cree
of
Jun
4.50
7%c
4.80
17
.25
Eagle
.
Copper
*
Preferred
Curtis
Mining
Craigmont Mines ———*—50c
Oil
108
Jan
2.29
17c
1
1.16 Jan
Jan
Jan
Oct
4.40 May
15c
Mar
2.10
53c
l
__
—
97
Oct
104
1.12
7.50 Apr
36% Oct
11 %
Jan
3.00
4.50 Sep
29
Jan
19
.—
J1111
Cowichan
Jan
Feb
19 %
Zinc
1
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Collieries
Cournor
550
21c
55c
Mar
22c
2.24
1
:
2
———
Chieftain
Oct
Imperial
Lead
33 %c
88
12%
.
3.05
—
•
.
i
Oil
British
Oct
1
B
--
Minerals
Canadian Breweries
2.75
!
Exploration
Class
17
19
Oct
Aug
3.40
—*
,12.50
_•
Apr
50
93
—
1.50 Mar
190
Con west
Copp Clark Publishing——_
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Feb
65c
93
—
common
class
Bakeries
Class
Consolidated
34
38%
100
1
,
Cable
Canadian
50
47
com—10
new
Petroleum
&
1,700
warrants
.
Wire
1.95
50
—
Oils
1.75
*
—*
Steamship Lines
Preferred
Canadian
38c
175
Canada
Canadian
31c
175
Southern
Canadian
100
175
Canada
$1%
16,320
5%
Assurance——.'4———10
——
A
40
4.50
5%
Oct
98% Mar
Southern
Class
106
3.90
35
Feb
_
Oct
Feb
92 %
Rights
Canadian
106
4.10
12%
25
Panada Safeway Ltd preferred
Canada
6.861
100
Permanent
Canada
36%
1,810
B
Canada
35%
29%
1,450
1.81
May
36%
Jan
12%
•
12c
Consumers Gas Co common
27
a
23c
May
Aug
Jun
356
65
14c
1.860
28%
25%
9c
4.80
95%
Packers
Canada
9c
4.65
35
34%
Lands
Oil
Poplar_
4.80
Jan
27r!»
-26
July
Oct
25
12
—
50c
4%c Jan
95
common
Oct
3,250
33
—
32c
9c
1,140
4,700
73,100
95
Malting
Oct
32c
116,675
12',4
Canada
13c
7c
1,998
Jan
9%c Jan
1.12
35
125
8c
1,000
35c
16c
8.90 May
34%
Life
Oct
13c
95c
Jun
Feb
4%c
6%c
55.
*
_—
—
4c
7c
Feb
10
Canada
Canada
Consol Quebec Gold Mines———
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
2.00 Oct
32c
4%c
—
17c
45
100
Stone
Cut
4%% preferred
Preferred
Oils—
1.09
30
6
Canada Iron Foundries common
23% Oct
May
Ltd.
300
Jan
1.13
Sudbury Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum——
9.80 Oct
7.80
54%
34%
34
20
Crushed
Canada
5.15
Jan
16%
4.45 Sep
8%c Jan
12 %c Mar
7.70
•
Preferred
Feb
54 hi
—50
Cement common
Canada
3.95
Jan
13c
Pershcourt Mine
29
Aug
Oct
Consolidated
29
108,800
4,035
45c
•
•
1
1
Petroleum
2.10
18.848
2,900
10,350
26c
—1
Oils
Mines
3.25 Oct
30,700
Consol Northland Mines—
Cable
Jan
'
22%
Consolidated Mogul
33%
13%
Calalta
1.62
Jun
65c
Mac
37 >4
Oct
4,800
Jun
1.89
Gold
30
—
8.10
7%c
Consolidated HaiHwell
Consolidated Howey
14c
*
.i
Burlington
10%
8,345
9,180
14
3.25
Consolidated:
14c
Jun
23,427
4.05
3.50
38c
7%c Jan
Oct
16%
7%c Jail
3.30
66c
2.50 Oct
Jan
5c
Jan
3.10
Sep
4c
Oct
Aug
20c
72c
1.40
4.25
20c
Mar
40c
4% Mar
104
Apr
Feb
10C
3.20
160
July
Peo
7c
14,825
3.90
55c
Arrow
4,500
3.75
4.25
19c
8,267
13 %c 14 %c
13%
Lake—.
2.50
6c
9% May
43c
65c
5%c
7
25,532
Jan
26c
vliiiea
•
5c
7
13c
7
3.35
.1
Oil
Consolidated Dragon
% Sep
500
13%
li
Discovery
2.50
2.50
1
Brunsman
Mines
1
Brunswick Mining Ss Smelting
1
Buffadison Gold
1
Buffalo
Red
Lake
1
Building Products
•
Bunker Hill Ext—
——•'
Mines
1
Consolidated East Crest
Jan
4,323
10%c
High
11 %c May
"
3.90
Consolidated
1,110
12%
8%
6%c Apr
14,100
12c 12 %c
Mines
Sep
16
54c
Denison
16 %
42
11
8
Low
7c
14c
Warrants
13% Aug
40%
410
1
Mines—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
11 %c
Flin
Jan
38%
Sales
7c
Gamma—
Calllinan
Jan
12
15%
52c
*
—*
——
Class B
Brunhurst
Bellekeno
Consolidated
42
48 %
15%
Shares
Low
Consolidated Bakeries
92%
1
Company
Feb
47
1
Mines
Reef
Broulan
46%
for Week
7c
Oil—
Allenbee
92
518
Telephone
British Columbia
Sep
41%
*
J.
British Columbia Power
39%
345
39%
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
High
41%
*
A
class
Packers
1
Class B
Low
High
Electric—
—50
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Consolidated
preferred
4%%
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par
OCTOBER 17
for Week
Range
Sale Price
WEEK. ENDED
FOR
Sales
Week's
6
July
5% Feb
12% Apr
16c
Sep
July
Oct
7% Jan
6% Oct
Oct
17 %
49c
Jan
Number 5787
Volume 188
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1649),, 41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Lakes Paper.—
Great
Greai
Gas
Northern
$2.50
preferred
Plains
Gulf
Maneast Uranium
Feb
Sep
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
j,
Jun
Maroon
95
12,565
2,187
18
48,720
11
Jan
2.25
15
105
18c
43
39% Jan
200
6
4.05
970
3.75
20%
Jan
5% Jun
3.95
Feb
28c
-
10% Mar
11
Apt
Lakes
Feb
22%
Jan
22c
July
7c
Jan
13c
Jan
18
12% Jan
19%
Jun
McCoU
7.80
6,700
5.70 Jan
10
25
7c
40
24,500
-
4
.
885
40c
—I
1
Mines
——
2.00
Jan
12c
Jan
Vic
27
100
40c
45c
20,300
7%
11c
3,700
15c
18C
48,900
40
2.15 July
1.04 May
8
8c
18c
18c
20c
4,300
9c
8c
11c
53C
52c
57c
37,000
17,700
1
8C
7%c
8c
2,500
—*
4.00
4.00
4.00
540
-1
5c
5%c
9,500
4%c Jan
1
—2<)r
1.40
1.40
220
1.10 Jan
25c
21c
26c
16,515
—»
50y2
48
50 %
575
—•
281/2
26%
28%
•
19%
19%
20%
common
—■
«
Highland Bell
——
Highwood Sarcee Gils.——
(Canada)—
Homager - ConsOl Gold
Oil Co Ltd—
.
July
20c
Jan
Mar
May
14e
6% Aug
8 Vic
—————1
Lake.
Dauch
Oct
Oct
1
..1
__
Heva Gold Mines
Oct
Sep
July
Jan
1.70
40c
230
7%
10%c
17%c
*
—_—_—
Paper
8.00
13
Mar
6
Oct
Apr
21o
July
Apr
lie
Jun
83c
Jan
79c
Jan
6c
Jan
10c
July
Apr
5.75 Aug
12 %o
6e
4.00
6%c Feb
M
17c
Jun
1.60 May
30c
Feb
39%
Apr
50%
Sep
Oct
4,481
20% May
28%
6,147
14
23
Home
Class A
Class
—
B
Hoyle
•
Paper common
preferred
.—
20
19
20%
2,517
13%
37*%
37%
37%
650
25%
Jan
38%
44
44
75
41
Feb
46
4.75
Hngh
Pam
Oils
5.25
7,325
59%
57%
62
6,950
39 %
21%
Mining
Hudson iBay
Hudson Bay
20%
22%
_•
Mining to Smelting
Oil
Porcupine
'
*
Huron & Erie Mtge
8,358
19C
18c
19c
4,700
15c
Anr
2.05
1.90
2.08
72,930
77c
Jan
45%
45%
46
235
32
23 ¥4
15% Mar
1
Oct
Oct
62
Apr
-J
.
Oct
Jun
5.25
3.05 Mar
20
Htimber
July
21% July
Apr
Apr
•
..50
.
Howard Smith
,
6y2cMar
11
10%
11%
27c
23V2c
7 Vic
27c
1,300
54,450
7 Vic
3,000
5g
pi/acllVic
1.21
1.39
33,000
283,100
8c
Feb
40c
Feb
22C
27c
9¥a
9%
22;000
17,320
1
Jan
July
28c
Jun
Oct
2.08
Oct
46
11 %c
IIZi
-
1.30
1
23C
9%
common
in—100
96%
Medallion
Mersey Paper 5%%
Lake
Milton Brick
Brewery
16c
12c
69
66%
69
I,365
50
Jan
69
91
91
91
35
87
Jan
93% July
86%
86
88
743
27c
27c
1
i
8c
8c
B
35c
32c
39C
2.35
2.30
3.45
15C
13c
16c
1.50
9%c
49o
65c
4,990
25c 26V/2C
2.85
17c
24c
93,257
44%
225
26% Jan
44%
27 %
60
Oct
Nealon
Sep
Nesbitt
Lablne
23
Oct
Nfc.
74
185
49
Feb
80
Apr
-•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 8
6%, preferred.
4.86%
441/2
45%
8,546
38%
Feb
47%
Oct
New
13%
13%
13%
2,653
12%
Jan
14%
Jun
6%
6%
600
5%
Jan
6%
Jun
Indian
G%c
Gc
7c
8,700
5c
Inland
Natural Gas
37
36
37%
4,780
■25%
Jan
39% Aug
12%
11%
12%
1,083
0.75
Jan
14%
Sep
•
3.95
3.75
3.35
4,910
2.70
Jan
4.25
Feb
.10
14i/a
Feb
16%
common.*
—1
"
31/2
8%
10%
16%
16%
3.20
3.55
international
1,610
international
Ranwick
Interprovlnclal
Pipe
Syndicate
Johns
35c
5,503
91
Oct
55
July
36%
19
17%
2.G8
2.89
08,195
2.29
2.02
2.34
11,350
20c
—J
20c
20c
2,000
12c
109.300
05c
1
10%
57c
97r
10%
11c
9%
470
9%
4.150
05c
72c
18Jan
19
IS
Oct
87c
Apr
Feb
2.80
13%
Sep
3.55 Oct
31%
108,200
54
Oct
16%
69%
17%
.200
52c
Sep
19
,
Jan
Oct
19
Jan
Sep
2.95
Jan
2.33
1.40 Mar
July
26c
30c
Jan
94c
a
July
10c
8,550
July
54 %
Jan
Oct
Oct
Aug
July
10%
Oct
12C
44,347
Sep
23c
Jan
16 %c 18 %c
102,000
10%c Jan
22c
Oct
43%
43%
200
38% Aug
43%
Sep
34c
31c
40c
51,400
20c
Feb
41c
Oct
10c
16c
17c
14.000
8c
Jan
23c
July
38c
Jan
68c
17%c July
36c
July
July
1
12c
1
18%c
#
.......
Mines
Mines
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound PetrolJupiter Oils
53c
:i5o
—
9.72Q
000
2.10
Warrants
.
_*
55c
28c
2.10
7
7%
0,527
3.75
3.50
3.90
5,500
6%
6%
-1
17%
17%
-1
2.00
1
2.49 Mar
7% Sep
75c
4.05
Sep
7 % May
Mar
5% July
150
6%
Feb
4.20 Feb
1.90
100
7
_•
Kelvinator of Canada...
50c
28c
Kelly Douglas class A__
Kenville
35c
52%
(1939)
Manville
Jonsmith
29c
54
Mines
joiiet-Queuec
49c
Sep
9
Jun
Jun
2.50 Aug
40c
May
10
1
1
Lake
Gold
14
82,492
25,09(1
48%
common
25c
—...——250
Mining
Jeilicoe Mines
.Toburke
SI
48'/a
8
Exploration
Jefferson
86
48%
J
Irish Copper Mines
Iron
Bay Mines
Jack Waite
87c"'
80c
89V2
*
Ltd....
5%
18,745
•
1
Line
A
9
1
Nickel Co common
Petroleum
International
10%
855
Inspiration Min & Dev
ia><
2,280
1
Warrants
Class
15
20
common.
Preferred
Investors
14%
Mines
—
Jan
8c
0.000
5c
Jan
10%
7,312
14%
Jan
1.99
2.20
5,283
95c
Feb
09c
Gold
60c
74c
13,450
27c
Jan
74c
Oct
5c
Sep
16c
Oct
5c-
X
0c
'
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Gold
—
Copper
Warrants
—
Klrkland Hudson Mines-
II
13c
9%c
16c
187,300
Kirkland
-1
43c
43c
43c
2,500
10c
10c
2,000
Minerals
Kirkland
Labatt
Townsite
.
Ltd
(John)
—
Labrador Mining & Exploration—
Lafarge Cement class A
Mines
Dufault
Lakf
Lingman
Lake
of
Lake
Lake
La
the
Gold
Shore
Wasa
Secord
Little
91c
40c
83%
84
339
9c
10c
11,050
128
128
10
17C 17%c
16c
15c
9c
4.05
21c
21c
2.70
2.65
30c
4.00
3.90
2.75
2.20 Jan
24c
3.40
2.95
—
Manitoba
New
Mylamaaue
50c
31c
Oct
57c
Apr
2.00
2.10
lie
10c
13c
13c
13c
15c
13,625
11c
Mar
1
1.55
1.50
1.69
93,275
13c
Mar
—
—.—
•
Northspan
Feb
160
—.100
Fxnioratlon*
1
4%C
Hosiery Mills common
Long Island Petroleums
*
1.50
Lorado
1
2c
160
23
5C
11,873
1.50
10
32% May
Feb
32% Aug
Jan
32% Sep
49
Aug
116
2c
Feb
Oct
1.00 July
7c
7c
1,000
7c
Sep
50c
49c
56c
24,400
27c
Mines
July
27c
27c
160
' Oct
11 %c Apr
Mines
Lake
Gold
Mines
28c
229,100
10c
May
37C
9b
8,200
5c
Mar
11c
Minn
2.40 Jan
j
3.00
3.00
3.10
5.900
1
280
25 %c
32c
79,950
20c
Macfie
1
22c
19c
33c
2,531,820
5c
20
22
22
22
200
.
Explorations
Madeods class A pfd
MacLeod
Cockshutt
Macmillas
Madsen
Bloedel
Red
class
r_
Mages Sporting Goods
For footnotes see page 42.
1.06
Aug
May
35<y
Feb
Apr
33c
Oct
22
Oct
20% Aug
1.24
Aug
90c
Aor
23%
Jan
35% July
1.70 Jan
2.80 May
1.05
35
34%
35
2.35
2.30
2.35
13,550
60c
60C
60c
1,000
45c
Aug
60c
16,000
Jan
18c
July
55
10,500
35%
Jan
55
51%
7c
4.800
5c
Sep
9C
45c
289,200
7c
Jan
3.50
22,265
36c
Feb
21,500
7c
Oct
15c
July
23c
23c
25c
16,200
12c
Apr
33c
4.20
4.20
4.35
.
Oct
1,240
May
2.75 Feb
1.10 Apr
May
4.65 Sep
1.95 May
73c
Aug
1.36
1.75
3,770
52c
55c
27.847
48c
July
1.15
1.13
1.25
54.100
37c
Mar
2 °5
2.10
2.31
26,800
1.81
Oct
4.60 Feb
1.50
1.60
10,100
1.10
Oct
3.50
1.28
Sep
Feb
14% Jun
12
12
12
945
11
-Jan
42%
2.25
42 %
42 Va
245
39
Apr
2.10
2.50
5,602
1.90
Oct
12%
12%
12%
1,535
12 y4
Sep
14
Feb
90c
95C
2,275
75c
Apr
1.90
Jan
3.05
3.65
4.00
1,925
2.40 Jan
*
*
1
1.01
44
Feb
4.00 Feb
6.00 Apr
1.45
Sep
1.25
1.10
1.25
15%
15%
16%
3,492
10
Apr
Feb
16%
3.05
3.65
3.90
2,825
2.70
Jan
4.25 Jan
18 Vic
22c
5,500
16 %c
16c
19c
10,850
19 %c
18C
20c
2,500
6c
6c
500
60c
60c
63c
32,975
45.%c Apr
8%C
11 %c
9
9
1,400
200
13,/ac
13c
15c
16,900
9,100
1.13
1.04
1.13
7,890
17c
17c
20c
12,400
1.80
1.80
1.85
9,130
35c
40C
5,400
7c
9%
9J/4
970
Sep
33c
Jan
10 Vic Mar
40c
Jun
300
July
July
Oct
10
18c
May
14c
9
Mar
4c
5c
Mar
1.04
Jan
Oct
11 %c Jan
1.55
35c
Jan
Sep
8
Jan
7
Jan
8c
Sep
July
1.35 July
9c
Jan
23(
1.55 Feb
32c
July
2.10 May
55c
May
9% Jim
9>/a
8%
8%
8%
100
10
9.50
10%
49,530
5.75
Feb
10 ¥a Oct
3.75
3.75
200
2.15
Jan
4.00 Mar
Mines
Parbec Mines
—
Amalgamated Mines
20c
Jun
Jan
IOC
10c
lie
10,600
34c
32c
40c
7,833
19c
Jan
61e
Aug
38c
34c
38C
4,000
250
Jan
44c
July
20%
20
21 ¥a
17,337
31
32>/4
3,002
36c
36c
500
-»
1
4%c Jan
60
6c
7c
17,900
3%o Jan
9,753
37 Vie Jan
49c
55c
3.10
53c
3.15
250
46C
7,100
330
19C
190
18C
23c
27c
7,000
4,548
7,320
1.28
9%
8%
8y2
4,490
50
42 ¥4
42%
43
125
•
27
100
Job
41c
7,000
40C
Peoples Credit preferred
Sep
9c
4,412
1
common.
83c
58c
\
common
55c
6%c
Consol
PCE
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Preferred
Sep
Apr
15%
6c
Uranium
1
-J
21% Oct
34% Aug
28c
55c
—*
Paymaster
Apr
26% May
6c
40c
Pipeline
9%C Oct
9Vi
1
20c
*
1
Petroleum
Pen mans
18c
52c
31%
Pembina
2.23 Mar
Aug
3.95 Oct
22,100
-•
Pater
Oct
May
9c
24c
Hersey Tubes
Pardee
Jun
47c
1
------
4,700
1.06
1
10c
3.20/Jun
Oct
2,965"
1
B
Lake
,
Jan
13y2c 16%c
8c
1
~—
Parker Drilling
Macdonald Mines
7c
2.05
0c
1
Jan
7c
Feb
39c
Petroleums
Palliser
23C
May
July
5c
25c
—1
*
Gold
Paramaque
27C
•
90c
5,000
20
Pam our Porcupine
_1
Co.
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
57c
12,200
6c
Ormsby Mines
Osisko Lake Mines
Feb
16c
45,750
7c
10
Jan
8%c Apr
Jan
1.45
2.00
•
preferred
50c
9c
1.51
98c
1.84
*
Opemiska Copper
Orange Cru*h
Page
1.01 Aug
42c
7c
Preferred
Pacific
Sep
:
6%c
35c
68c
9c
66c
1
Jockey Clib common
May
9c
9,398
._90o
Malar tic.
O^nqda
Oct
3.95
Gold
Mar
1
Goldfield
...
Mines—
Oils
B
Oct
12
*
Mines
Class
Jan
12
Jan
*
•
•
Natural Gas
Ontario
Oakville Wood Specialties
Okalta
1.34
Aug
9% Mar
9
90C
24c
5,900
1,000
450
23c
*
50
i
49c
'
...
93c
1,350
12
*
78c
6%C Feb
2.00 May
2,433
.12
8 Vic
July
2.30 May
28% Jan
1.50
•
Sep
1.24
Sep
9c
20
O'Brien
4c
3.85
—*
1
•
Ontario
Jan
82c
Northland Oils Ltd.
11c
%
78c
Northern Telephone-
18c
17
11
7,500
7,500
3,000
-
1.60
Northern Canada Mines
Jan
22
1.17
11%
1
Uranium
A
Jan
22
1.17
^
1
—1
I
warrants
4c
800
Jun
May
5c
warrants
6c
1,963
9c
7c
9c
5%c
5c
—25c
Preferred
1953 warrants
205,000
4,356
13C
Jan
7%c
5 Vic
5c
-*
Ltd
North Star Oil common
17c
32
4%c Jan
4Vic Oct
8C
5%C
Class A warrants
12C
30%
Oct
.
1.75
Oils
Mining
Rankin
15 %c
45%
Oct
76c
589,550
6c
*
1
1
—
—
North Goldcrest Mines Ltd
1.68 May
45
45c
Jun
45c
76c
Warrants
Jan
30%
Aug
13c
35c
1.25
North Canadian Oils common
95c
29¥s
Oct
20c
25,100
61c
7c
Nickel
15,450
31%
July
47c
1.96
Norsyncomaque
1.39
30%
11c
12
Normetal Mining Corp
1.30
45»/4
Aug
May
1
1
1.30
770
Aug
50
12c
Mines
O'Lean
30
15c
.35,600
12e
1
21% Sep
120
Feb
7c
Norgold
Obaska
Oct
July
7.25 July
41c
1
—
Feb
15c
20c
10c
1
Mines
Jan.
32c
44c
Ltd
Mines
4Vic
2.59
6%c
09c
1
Aug
7c
1
Oils
1.85
1.35
10c
1
—-
Jan
1.01
41c
j
—
1
3,800
204,400
149,635
1
Mines
Feb
29%
.1
...
—
19
•
London
,*
i
10
29%
1
—.
Feb
Jun
Oct
July
Sep
Sep
Jan
Gold
Nudulama
Feb
62c
Oct
55
Norvalie
350
May
13%C
Northern
8y2c July
Apr
Mar
16c
*
1957
Jan
4c
18c
25c
1
Class
4c
11,700
14,025
26c
Mines..
JT956
1,700
40,607
17,200
•
Noranda
North
Aug
13,400
2,900
35,525
20%
Jan
'July
44c
31c
20%
Feb
69c
27c
20%
1.50
Jan
43c
Ogama Rockland
81
July
19c
29c
Oka Rare Metals Mining.
5
140
35c
25c
Oct
4,700
Jan
28c
40c
Sep
28,650
Jan
6c
31c
27
5c
Apr
220
25c
30c
120
3c
5,600
12,500
II,737
41c
Jan
1.81
24,000
8c
1
Jan
120
6c
31c
Mines
Northcal
5.00 Apr
2.55 July
23% May
10%c July
Canada— ...•
Mining" &~SmeltIng_I
Norpax
Apr
30c
I'll
Norlartic
Jan
1.50 Jan
1.35
.
B
Acme
4.00
19 ¥s
1.22
19
1.76
1,263
1.35
19c
4%c
450
2'1%
Oct
Oct
May
.500
075
120
2.10
21
15%
151/4
26c
7%c
Nipis8ing Mines
Nor
280
4.95
2.00
Jan
Feb
9%c Oct
5%c
Niagara Wire common—
Nisto
4.75
11 y2
12
5c
Exploration
Gold
Nickel Rim
25,600
30
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
Nickel
969
11c
6C
Mining & Smelting.
Superior
15%
12c
Mines—
New
151/4
15
5c
Mines
Jason
CIRiSS
Feb
8c
——
New Kelore Mines
Newlund Mines
Np"'
36c
10c
1,000
.BP
M*nlns
Hosco
New
Oct
30c
Mines..
Harricana
New
15c
27%
1,058
5C
A
Lyndhur«t
Goldvue
Newnorth
Sep
21,400
1,409
Aug
30
27
~30
Louvicourt
Dickenson Mines
New'
80c
i
New
New
82c
Apr
10c
Delhi Mines
New
Jan
Oct
410
lioo
Oil of
New
New
64
...1
Pete
Davies
May
47c
4,118
9%c
—1
...
Petroleum
New Continental
New
Oct
44%
77c
.200
Chamberlain
New
Oct
•
_
Mines...
30c
•
Warrants
Calumet
Sep
6,175
II,400
14%
...1
2.70
1.80
20c
Feb
Oct
24c
44 y2
62c
Apr
14% Apr
Jun
3.20 May
14ya
1
24
_■»
common
~
Uranium
5.25
-
17c
Jan
3.15
—1
;
Bidlamaque Gold
l
;
Theatres
w>m*gp
May
51c
62c
4.95
Uranium—.
30C
•
Loews
Jan
Oct
29c
Jan
Mar
Jan
128
Jan
81'%-!
52c
8c
July
July
1.14 May
1.18 July
2.15 Aug
28c
May
17% Aug
81 Va Oct
9%0
New Bristol Oils
1
-
B
Preferred
12c
Jan
Oct
Feb
87
Aug
Sep
Oct
77%
14%
iViiucs
24 »/8
Mines
ilst preferred
Loblaw Cos class
7c
123
900
4.05
3.55
675
21
—*
B
Mines
Gola
1.18
85c
Jan
Jan
80
3,400
3.40
2.70
23% Oct
9% Aug
Jan
13,775
f,
Apr
10,937
3.55
3.35
•
;
/
Groceterias
Class
700
85c
3.35
1.05
21c
Long Lac Gold
Loblaw
1.05
72c
3.55
3.35
—50c
& Jones class
Lexindln
Jan
7,566
.250
3
Mines
Candy
Lencourt Gold
Oct
27
Mar
5,000
1,645
1
—
Jan
"
*
Gold
Leitch
7
9
Jan
14c
14% May
140
21%
9
-
1
Mines
American
Lawson
8,893
9
23%
1
Mining
Lamaque Gold
Laura
23%
27
100
preferred
Mines
Luz
Latin
1
Mines
Woods
Mines
Osu
18%
25%
1
.1
Debentures
Last
Mar
3,735
20%
1
Mines
Lakeland Gas
73c
Sep
8c
84
Cinch
Lake
Lake
•
•
10
32c
•
19% May
2.20 Oct
70c
16¥B
17%C
—
New Athona Mines
45%
Ltd
100
69c
16%
47c
Mines
14
Corp
44 Vu
70c
10%
78%
_
__„1
....1
*
National Petroleum
Jan
Jan
44 %
15
Jan
1.95
9.10 Jan
24c
Preferred
July
AcceDt
3,005
Jan
Apr
1.77 Jan
44 Va
National Drug & Chemical common.
20
Industrial
14%
Jan
19c
,*
:
National Explorations Ltd
National Hosiery Mills class B
25
Inglis (John) & Co...
Inland Cement Co ufd__
2.85
13%
Jan
1.25
1
A
Mines
575
Jan
2.85
1'3%
....
58c
1,162
17c
19,430
2.46
Oct
49
78,500
2.15
Oct
July
1.50
Feb
Apr.
99c
2.40
Oct
July
July
3.45 Oct
Feb
80
61c
IIII Hi
.
52c
22c
61c
13,533
8,237
53,975
I,425
Oct
88
46
12c
1.85
25c
July
40C
88c
•
Jan
28C
20c
1.65
55c
Aug
50c
Apr
60c
Corp common.
23
10c
50
100
2.20 Jan
Jan
14c
1.85
Minerals
Aigei
46 ya
Jan
11c
4
Wright Iron——,.
12%
July
1.22
46%
6%c
97c
__
Greek
<
•
Porcupine
Nama
Jan
10y8c Jan
25,490
1.35
1
—
Sep
Jan
67%
60,400
14,654
18,350
IIII.50
Montreal Locomotive Works
Multi
31,510
50C
...
...
77% Mar
12,100
9c
_I_1.28
;
pfd
class
58%
-1
Oct
Aug
10y8 Sep
415
•
———
57
Gold
5% Feb
99^680
1
Uranium
12%
Lake
May
1.39
35c
112,300
Mining Corp
Min Ore Mines......
New
26c
8Vic Jan
Oct
25c
■
23
,
July
24c
......
12%
-
Jun
12c
97¥4
Midcon Oil & Gas
57%
73
93c
95
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries Gas—
Mill City Petroleums—
10
G%
11 ¥i
Oct
17C
.•
—
Uranium Mines
_•
43%
Feb
Jan.
7%
23 %c
20c
-
Petroleums
—20
.10
23
1.30 Aug
Jan
12c
21c
National Steel Car
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A.
6 % lU
preferred
Imperial Life Assurance—
Imperial Oil
Jan
6c
•
Mentor Expl & Dev.....
Merrill Island Mining
Mt
July
20% Oct
100
common
McMarmac Red Lake
"Moore
8c
24c
I
Porcupine
McKenzle Red Lake.—
Class
May
90c
14,100
Preferred
Moneta
Jan
10,425
Mdntyre
Molsons
3c
17% July
8c
Consol
Frontenac
Milliken
10,000
I_1
—.
Matachewan
Meta
4c
Mar
1.00
Maybrun Mines
Jun
150
7c
McWatters Gold Mines..—
Mines
Ilendershot
20%
8 Vic
4,300
22,446
2.00
1
Iron.
Red
Gold
Prior
Preferred
300
37,900
20%
4c
94c
_•
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
9c
7,900
8c
—i
—;
22c
High
5c
96c
Maritime
July
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4%c
—1
Marigold Oils
Jan
6%
4.35
Sep
Oct
15c
Shares
3%C
—
Goldf ieids
Mines
-
for Week
20%
...
______—
22%
38
Minerals
&
Jun
42
•
6%c
J
Hasaga Gold Mines*
Ilinde
M alar tic
4.40
-
3.00
—.
10
....——
Gold
Rock
H6ath
42% Aug
Jan
36
Majortrans
7.40
■_——.—
Mining
Harding Carpets
Headway
Apr
25
785
Ltd..
17%
Mines
of
8% May
Shoes
Bales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
5c
.—1
Mines
18c
Halmon
Head
Jan
Cons
71/2C
.
Harrison
6 Via
22%
—!.
Mines
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Hard
1,098
10%
Products preferred—_
Lake Gold
Hallnor
Maher
16c
Warrants
Gwillim
Oct
5%
Mines
Gur'ney
37%
4.05
Mines
Gunnar
Jan
3.20
3.00
16%
Uranium
Lead
27 %
3.30
41%
DeveiOD
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Gulch
1,295
38
38
Wire
oreyhawk
Magnet
7
Great West Coal class A
Greening
Oct
6%
3.00
Par
2.35
37 %
*u-
——
High
Feb
36%
$2.80 preferred
—.—-—.—
Class B warrants
Great
Low
17,050
•variants—..
Last
Sale Price
92c
2.35
Friday
STOCKS
High
2.15
common.
17
Range Since Jan. 1
.
37Vi
—
OCTOBER
•
Shares
2.20
Mines
ENDED
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Granduc
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
19c 19%c
Jun
11%C Feb
70c
July
Sep
4.00 Jan
Jan
62c
Mar
14c
Jan
25c
July
13c
Jan
26c
Feb
6y« Feb
40c
Mar
10
July
2.70
18c
Sep
40
Jun
46
July
27
27
50
23
May
27
Aug
100
100
100
93
Jan
100
Sep
-
42
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1650)
.
.
Monday^ October 20, 1958
.
canadian markets
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Gold
Perron
Peruvian
Oil
&
Gas
Permo
Oil
Petrol Oil
Gold
Pioneer
•
27,550
20c
Oct
1.66
1.68
4,400
70c
Jan
66c
72c
1.06
1.10
1.20
Jan
90c
1,200
6c
26,000
10%
940
5c
Jan
60c
3,262
99c
91c
1.15
6c
-1
Jan
8
Apr
37%
39%
3,659
28%
39c
39c
1,500
35c
67
477
1,000
66%
Royalties
Prairie Pipe Mfg
66 %
2.80
2.90
4.50
1
2.65
4.25
4.55
12c
12c
13c.
5.00
4.50
£.50
2.08 Aug
1.85
Premier
100
•
Gold
President Electric
125
—
6.70
1
Dome
125
Apr
To 1
Oct
80c
1.23
1.73
Toronto
Apr
May
Apr
39 % Oct
Traders
Class
Y -/«igh
19c
Jan
38%
•
J8n
37c
Aug
52 ¥4
2.60 Oct
52,226
L
Oct
3.16
Oct
-
-
•
55¥2
34%
24
:
Jan
—.
.
*
•
1,525
51% Jun
'8c
1,000
7¥zC Jan
41%
4,536
31%'Jan "•
-
"41
:
'
Oct
31%'Oct
-8c
.
Oct
4a**«
;
29% Jan
.
200
.
Feb
'
''
'
'
17
403'4
..
'
41%
'•
205
32 ¥2
55 %
'.
1,242"
42
(
32%
1
'
'
•
«
i__in«
B
17c
Sep
Trans
Oct
Triad
1.60
600
Oct
Tribag
6.60
7.00
14,560
Jun
89
Jan
70c
Jan
5.50
125
1.85 Aug
Jan
7.05
Jun
55¥2 Aug
Jan
^12c
42
150
32
Feb
100
37
Mar
/
;i70c
1,100
45% Sep
,•
40
Trans Canada
X3%C
13c
15c
42,430
5<*
May
37c
Aug
Quebec Ascot Copper
-1
36c
34c
42c
35,699
7c
Mar
56c
Prairie
66c
59c
71c
Sep
6.00
Jan
1.33 May
2.41 Mar
4.00 Sep
3.75
79c
Twin
City
Union
Gas
34c
23c
Apr
50c
Oct
11,725
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
-1
38c
30c
50c
-I
7c
6c
7c
1
4.60
4.50
4.7o
1,180
Quebec Manitou Mines
„1
17c
22c
4,500
95c
Metallurgical
25
-1
25 Vac
•
12%
23c 28 %c
i
43
-
13%
11%
300
9%c
52c
Jan
Jun
Aug
1.55 Jan
Jan
26% Sep
Jan
31c
7.50 Jan
11
3,125
46c
6.15
13c
14,395
14,200
Sep
13%
Sep
Oct
12
Sep
51c
8%c Mar
15c
85c
July
Ltd
Apr
Sep
2.50
9%
9%
15
7
Feb
9%
Canso
Feb
85c:
22,225
72c
Oct
55c
Apr
1.18
Feb
6c
8c
28,000
6C
Oct
85c
Aug
1.60
<39c
14,925
18c
30c
19,250
16c
50
15c
13c
23,293
-
'"-
Jan
4.60
18
:
4.00
July
38% Oct
13% Sep
Jan
33c
Keno
United
Oil
New-
7%
18
25%
Apr
Jun
5.7o
Oct
Apr
43c
Oct
75c
•
2.75
18%
B___;
!
^
class A pfd
IIIi
July
,-5p
Oils
United
Steel Corp
Telefilm
Ltd.
.♦
'4Jc
.2.35
2.51
90 c
85c
:
t
81e'
....
0.c
>
|
|
2:85
-63
/
60
58c
•:
Oct
•
Api
j
15%
•'
Jan
|
July
2.86
•
July
28,100
'May
.
58c
,
Jan
68c
|
4.60
i
.
Apr
12..
?Oct
July
9c
Feb
i
July
'
25
.
f3ep
1,400
...
1.UO
,.;90c
-.Sep
18% Aug
-i,
Jan
3.40
33e.
426
15 ' 15
10
Oct
52%
3,638
j
: -7.75:oct
•'
Jan
45,20)
-.
.33
i
•
Jun
38C iMar
6%«r Jan
4,350
15
__)
!
—
Upper.' Canada Mines
4.60
43c
2.51
L
_
591,2
4.25
Jan
16% Apr
,7
56,..00
t
7
Aug
1.50
350
.
8%'C
r59%
,
5%
4.90
5.299
25
-f
6C
t
1
.
"
:
4.55
—r
Fortune—
24%. :
•
8c
5.50
Oct "
.
16.
55,795
1.90
.1.60
.
24'%
,
L
15i;
.8,121
.
7.75
7.25
3.20 Feb
336
8
17^4
_
1.90
:l
trust_
voting
Hill
United
United
.
7.40
United Fuel Inv
United
Oct
1.00 Aug
■!
1.45 -Sep
j
4.25 July
|
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Sep
77c
15,055
7,400
22
Sep
1.45
-
Get
2,735
4.60
■'«
16%C
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Alloys
Mfg
3.35
3.89
660
5%c
8c
8.300
-5c- Jan *
12c
30%
31V«
8,326
21
31%
*
Viceroy
2.30
9%
30c
Canada
Oct
52c
2.45
Batten—
Mine*
10%
J/2
:
4.60
,
Oct
40c
17c
28,230
44¥2
'
20% Jan
27c'
-4
v
Vauuou Consol Explorations
Ventures Ltd
46c
12,133
20,759
4.90
29c
i
Jan
12 1/4
18
4.80
Jan
35c
of
United Corps Ltd class
Estella Mines!
Vanadium
Mines
4.65
"•
67c.
.
•
;
United
25c
70t
135,000
12
Sep
Apr
71c
20
1,921
9c
—I
3,70
10c
14,673
25%
11%
——"
95c
87c
24%
Jan
10%
.'
21%
i
Asbestos
United
Oct
100,425
1,168.000
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium
Corp
-1
L
Gas
Ultra Shawkey Mines
;
Union Acceptance commonUnited
Quebec Chlbougauiau Gold
/
371/4
36V4
„r:i
%
Trinit* Chibouaamau
:
12%
•
«
*
Mining Co Ltd
37%
•
com■
Oil
'70c
-
_1
4-
Pipeline
/
1
—
Sep
5.20
Explorations Ltd
*
.*40
40
-
■
Sep
Hi
5.25
40
preferred
■
4.2b
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Oil
Grip
J
42
-
#-«•
1
5.50 July
Jan
7,447
hhvrock
11—50
_
i»uy
5c
50,297
Rapid
3.15
34'/2
42
't'
A_.
Trans Canada npeiine
Transmountain Pipe Line: new
5%.
Aug
20,300
Ranger
class
3.55 May
97c
Mines
2.60
«
'I
preferred__:
Exploration _i
Finance
120
A_.
68
5.50
Rainville
class
Jan
3.40
Uranium
Works
Jan
80c
Radiorr
1,600
7,607
33
»'•
—
Star
Towagmac
July
3.25
—
Iron
Toronto
9c
10%
95c
Quebec
30c
3.10
•...
Elevators
Toronto General Trusts
Feb
3.35
Ltd.
Quebec Natural Gas_.
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quinte Milk class A
Quonto Petroleum
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
'
Torontt
1.75 July
•
Airways
Producers
Gas
Shares
.46% '49%
49
-T-.--.vi-r —'1
-
l.
far Week
High
27c
10
Rights
Jun
0
__1
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
__1
bank
oummioii
on
47c
2.85
70
1.50
Trust
Prospectors
'
Torbrjt Silver Mines
Feb
40c
Low
Par
-
,/'
2.25
5,925
East
»•.
54%
12,000
20o
Preston
'
Jun
9,930
•
Premium Iron Ore
Border
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
Corp
Oil
Jan
5c
10%
39c
:zi
Gold
Oct
1.05
10%
River
Premier
Apr
38c
41,155
5,000
38%
Powell
Powell Rouyn
Prairie
13.700
27c
yic
Develop
Power
1.95
23c
..1
Columbia
British
of
1.55
1.82
1.06
—1
Uranium
Ore
Low
High
71c
& Gas
Placer
Last
Sale Price
*
Phillips Oil Co Ltd.
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pitch
Week's
Friday
1.67
Minerals.
at
17
Range Shice Jan. 1
23c
—.
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Shares
1.85
preferred
Mines
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
class
Ltd_.
•r.c
,__i
31
_♦
A____:
>
6%-
*
'
Class B
*
3.35
320
6%
Mines
1.19
1
-
1.90
220
-1.18
-
Jan
4.25 May
1.90
Violamac
•
Sep
1.22
8,490-
1.50
-
6% Sep
-
May
Sep
-1.10
July •■{•
Oct
j
2.00
"J
May
1.42
-
Jan
'
'•
j
i
■
Reef
Explorations
Macdonald
Reeves
1.50
3,100
1.29
100
47c
51c
17,100
1.17
1.25
3,745
%c
3,000
14
14
14
20
4.00
4.00
4.00
56G
60c
57c
60c
4,325
19c
18c
19e
36c
36c
39c
10c
10c 10 %c
1.50
Mines
Rexspar
1.25
1.29
1.23
Renabie
Uranium
—
10c
1.50
j
Jan
Oct
Wain Wright Prod & Ref—:
!
:
*2.70
;
2.85
1,175
2.45
6.50
2.80
1
6.70
5,534
5.15
Jan
1.65 May
Waite
Amulet
Mines
6.70
32
8,190
Apr
24% Mar
'
Rich well
Rio
;
r
Rupununi
Rix
class
A_—
B
Uranium
Athabasca
Roche
9c 10
Mines
Silk
Riverside
Class
50c
Mines
Rockwin Mines
Rocky petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
Preferred
Rowan
—
12%
99%
-
Consol
Mines
Oil
72
12
21%
10%
common
Preferred
Russell
13%
Jan
1.00
Jan
5%C
Jan
11
May
71c
May
1.56 July
11 %c
14
Walker ;(G
Wayne
Webb
Equipment
Petroleums
&
4.50 Mar
31c
Apr
74c
Aug
42,200
9c
Jan
28c
28c
Feb
1.30
July
July
Westburne
12,542
25,200
9c
Apr
29 %c
Jan
Rights
Oct
15%
Jun
11,209
99 100%
1,004
12
98
Jan
106
Weedon
West
West
Industries
Ryanor Mining
Malartic
Sep
Westeel
Products
Lawrence
St.
Cement
Lawrence
Corp
preferred
5%
class
A
*
197,755
Oct
Western
Canada
53
Mar
74%
Oct
Western
Copper
__j
3,000
10
July
14%
Jan
21%
21%
25
Sep
28'%
Feb
9%
10%
3,998
7
Feb
11% May
11c
1,000
9c
Jan
12c
1
com
8t
Michael
Uranium
Mines
Salada-Shirriff-Horsev
67,050
1
6%c
Ltd.
•
common
,27%
25
Gold
Warrants
Petroleum
280
13%
1,360
1.12
Aug
54c
7.45
9,555
30%
32 %
1,245
*
34
Roi
III
Oils
Spartan Air Services
,
Uranium Corp
Warrants
Steep Rock Iron
9,000
13c
Jan
24c
1,020
10%
Jun
11%
10%
11%
28%
30%
8,800
70c
T4c
15,800
Exploration
17c
21c
78,500
lie
1,400
11c
55%
15c 16 %c
85
4,6 .0
Oct
16
Jan
21%
Apr
24c
10c
Oct
12c
Jan
55%
13(
Apr
23c
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5
May
Petroleum
Ordinary
I
17c
10,900
16c
Jan
26c
13c
Oct
25c
42
Oct
Ltd
II
•
7%
common
•
H
Mines
«
%
Jun
50c
46c
50c
9,240
45c
Mar
1.25
Jan
12%
Jan
1.75
Jan
15
315
Jun
Apr
95c
Oct.
4%c Mar
13c
Jun
65c
I "
common"
—,
Mines
i
Tjw Oalggry
Thompson
Lund mark
Mines
Tidal Petroleum
_
Mines
•
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,
"ior
•
class
a
140
1 91
.
33
July
i 33--
July
87 >
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i
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2
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Jan
j
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97
6.65
.
r
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3,145'
13%
60
; :105 105-%
7%
i7%
;
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,
:
20c
*
c'
2,550
"r
Jun
:
8 VQjQct
1
Oct
l
:
1.20
Apr
(
30c
75c
sOct
Apr
67c
July
1
5c
689,850 " "
3,500
2;000-
Am- /.
130
2,600
27c
"
107
Jun
634
66c
61,400
75c
60c
,
..
Jan
103
*
"
1.20
1.86
•
Jan
8%c:Sep
I
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12c
"Mar. :-
28c
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7,489
2
Jan
10
75
Oct
10%
Jan
20c
-
Jan
1
10c
Bear
75
♦
CGO"
■'
1,500
,91c
14,110
62c
13,700
1,250
16,300 •'
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13,048
ll%c Apr
5%c
i
—
.
'„1.
Zulapa Mining
6c
6%c
16,750
13%
14%
48,008
42
25
38
50
97 "
4c
Jan
8.30
9«
4%c
2.49
6,950
21c
21c
22c
10,900
6c
8%
9%
12,575
Feb
Mar
,
14%
8%
4
2,430
Feb
1.00
Aor
14%
Oct
42
Oct
102 % May
Apr
18
Jan
19c
Jun
Apr
8c
Mar
Jan
July
Jan
Aug
2.49 Oct
26c
9%
24
2.90 Aug
600
4.95
Jan
465
15%
Jan
19 %
May
5%c
5c
5%C
6,200
3%c
Jun
6%c Aug
3.25 July
3.55
3.60
900
2.60
Jan
4.40 May
1.00
1.05
12,050
1.00
Sep
1.27
19% Mar
62c
68c
21,425
1.800
8%
8%
8%
400
1.65
1.68
6,250
57,250
80c
1.55
1.93
32c
35c
('
;
1^0 May
Sep
j
Aug
j
8e -May
|
73c
"
,
.-
-20c
62c
?.
Jun
25c
:
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'
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'.
1
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'
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Canadian
•
:
1.
Corp
Coast
fHeh
/
6.00 July
2.55 Jan
38%
1,050
-25
Apr
7
4,940
5
Jan
3f%
33%
38% ."Oct
7
33%\Oct
27% May
3,145
"
Aug
3.60
5
-
„
Jan
50
20%
Jan
32"
50
25
Jan
48
10
42
May.
27
1,218
-
i 25
-
27%
826
'
'
-
27'/2
Gaspe
Copper
•
.
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48
x
ii—5
32
48
:
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2.85
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-
1.85
150
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L
Loblaw
Inc
Maclaren
!
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•
32
Aug
j
55
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-to
7,179""'
17C
17c
3.20
Jan
28
2,000
40""
38%
.
13c
&
80%
81
.
3.03 Sep
-Oct
/
40
Jan
20c
Jan
60
610
81
83
19%
19%
;
33%
16
20"" "'2,367
33V2
35
525
-
Apr
23%
150
"
112
Jan
19 Vz
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23%
112
249
j
Sep
|
^Oct j
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n
;
112
vOct
1
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Jan
84%
30%
Jan
Oct
45c
Jan
"
■
-
5
.31
.120
421
"
*
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32%
21% .Jan
4,010
r
•
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32%
119
32
.
Jan
61
,
75
122%
Jan
26
-
Jan
-
"
60
82 "
Oct
Feb
1.11
Ogilvif-
Flour
common
i-.—i
Pato Consolidated Gold Mines—
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros
Mines
36 *
*l;075"
Jun
82
"Oct
i
36
' Oct
i
|
3.45
3.10
*
,
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*
Yukon Cons Gold Corp!
——1
46 V'2
3,053
2.50
Jan
3.70 Aug
3.05
-
3.50
3:60
3.25
1,630
1.80
Jan
3 *"5 Sep
44
46'/4
3 4 ¥4
Jan
46% Oct
6 ¥4
„
1
:
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36
•_«
6%
61c
63c
/
,
*
62c
-
-
1,117"
Jan
4%
1,000
-
-
,
Jan
57c
4,200
1.35
Jan
July
4,700
30c
75c
63c
75c
12,005
81c
Oct
■6%c
6%c
7 VaC
3.683
5c
Mar
88c
84c
90c
72.400
83c
25c
24c
25c
5,500
21c
Sep
2.16
60q
July
Oct
May
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FOOTNOTES
Jun
9% Aug
1.94
•
No par .value,
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range)
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t
,
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year's
Apr
n
-
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;
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delivery sale (not included
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MARKETS
Exdlquldatlng dividend.
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1
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-
wl When issued.
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•
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.
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1
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-
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25 V4 May
1.90 Mar'
3.00 - -2,380
4.00
2.90
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j
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-
Jan
25
25
—.JlL*'
3.00
20%
3.65"-
1
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i
;
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300
'
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trf»w
..
-
6%
33%
:
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Dominion
.
-
5.00
"
*
-'
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Marconi
Oil
nigh
5.00
7
"
(
Dalhousie
Shares
36 ¥4
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.
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1
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Newioundiand
Canadian
Low
>
.
for Week
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of I'riees
;
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Canada, Vinegars
!_
1
1
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:
Par
;
Sales
Week's
;
Section
Dollars
*
3.60
1.65
I
l.tiM
.
Rale 1'rloe
International Utilities
3.75
210
19c
Friday
I STOCKS
Jun
18%
29
30c
26c
'
"20c
Hayes Steel Products
:
1
International Paper common
18
78c
6c
Prices Shown Are ExprcHwed-iii
Oct
Aug
3.15
28
Jun
Apr
1.70 May
18
12 %c
18
74c
July
Jan
-
53c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Garb
Ingersoll
2.65
26 %c
;
General- Investments
25
.
69-
•
•
Canadian
23
♦
i"
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Canadian
2,200
\
-Oct
16 Vzc
-
^ 3 % c Jan
5%c
Oct
4,000
30c
86c
-
:i_
Oct
6c
Feb
10c
Mar
6c
"5 Va'c Jan
700
: 60c
70
12c
'
1.70
-
lOo- Mar
267,900
30c
6%c
60c
33
11c
/Apr
18% Oct
<■':
1.20 Aug
6,305
6%c
■■■
Jan
200
90
"
-
17%'"
' 10c IO V2C
"
90c
Mines
Young (H G) Mines
Yukeno Minps L
Jan
2.30
J7'28c"
-"
-
45%
15
8% Aug
-
*"
"
___-
24%
23
t
1.25 -1.27
Zinc
Mines
430
2.25
*75
•; 17-%
_____
3,567
5c
1.85
91
12
:
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33
15
au
2J% Jan /
-
69%
42
62c
•
Gold
21% Jan
3,870
85o
"
66%
101% 101%
75c
!
3,140
v,./7c
,
7c
14.%c 15*%c"
7% •
'7%
32%
28%
j
1.55 «Feb
32%
•
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Canuck
'
33
1.05
Gold
St
Lead
Jan
Jan
2.60
"50c
Yale
2.50 Feb
2.10
7,033
*
Jan
Apr
321/4
--
Feb
Jan
940
Sep
Oct
23
Jun
4.60
12,100
i
—
Wright-Hargreaves
Feb
7.799
42
LOO
92c
*
u
Cons Gold
Industries
16c
13c 14% c
41%
29,100
~H
common
Inlet
1,900
7c
25
Jan ' '■
29
Sep
20%
1.14
Jan
1,325
5c
•
40c
Jan
4.10
1.05
'
105%
_____
Oct
210
2.40
Sep
4C
25
30%
■
26c
&
Jan
38
6%
6%c
Zl
'
L-.
Oct
26,615
14
25
100
Oct
4%c
1.60
7,210
•
8,700
i
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1.70 Mar
60c
6
85c
1
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Gold
100
1.12
6c
9c
27%
Oct
Apr
14%
12c
common
Warrants
Tbmbfll
2,400
May
30% Oct
76c
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1.01
1
III
II
Mines
Preferred
Tiara
75c
20%
2.05
-
Gold
Contact
Temagami
70c
10% May
12
16 V'a.Mar
54-
14%
•
trust
26
Sep
1.10
67-%
4c
4.25 / 4.25
July
18c
100
Oil
Pearson
4.75 May
11%
82c
__~i
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Sterling Trusts
Steinberg preference
Hughes
Jan
15c
55%
*
Voting
3.65
5%
Apr
20%
•
Teck
Oct
83c
1.71
~
1.90 Mar
'
Jan
85c
I
Mining
Taylor
Apr
23c
.2.00
fjiwloc
Tauitaul*
3.90
21.160
j
Steel of Canada
Jan
'
Woodward
30%
j
1.50
94c
1
Oct
Aug
4.90 Oct
11%
«
II100
34
61% May
67c
1
Bros
42,766
75c
15c
~
Nickel
Tamblyn
May
11%
10%
.
Svlvanit#
4.55
G4c
j
_
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
StanwelJ Oil Ac Gas
SwltSoii
61,830
Apr
Oct
46
1.60
Stameigh
Surf
4.90
29
30c
100
_■»
Supertest
7
70
5,000
4.00
Standard
Pronane
..
...
4.00
42
1.80
G% Aug
-
*
.
Yellowknife
14 %c
1.62
-
9%
I
3.35 :oct
-
Winnipeg < & Cen tral Gas.
Wood (J) Indus preferred
Sep
•
.}
Sep
Feb
-
-pi
:
,& Yukon
Oct
5
6%
100
—
32%
3,4o0
~»
Bupp-"1-
46
Jan
5%
Stand Paving & Materials
Sunburst
34
75c
4.10
24
5
16 %c
33
1.50
13%
Oils
Windfall
Yankee
I3O0
|
I
1,230
a
"
Yellorex
»
common
Mines & Oils
Stadacona Mines
i
Jun
30
!
{
9%c Aug
15% )Feb
3,518
>
32
A
Coghlan
Sep
16%c
class
Winchester Larder
Sep
1
;
Jun
9%
1.00
Warrants
Wlltsej
34
11c
-
„
10% July
-283
I
July
'
Mines
33
:
Spooner
Cons
Wttlrm
Jan
21c
1:05
*
1.99 Mar
20c
3.35
81
,
4-25
preferred..
Jan
70c
'
!
Apr
3.20
'
9c
-
L,
-
Pass
21%
"■»
~Z*
Valley Oil
Soutnam
gullivai
Jan
7.45 Sep
2nd
21
•
Sudbury
Aug
2.35 Mar
S6
White
302
■*-
j
_
10J
39c
27",,
L_
preferred
1,766
»
River
July
4%%
Warrants
31
71c
Sep
Oct
•
30%
1
32%
-
1
27c
,•
•
30
•
,
32 Vi
4,500
-
•
14»2
'
32 V'4
30%
a
14)I/2
14c
*
•
30%
50c
-A
Jan
'8c
7c
-
preferred
Petrql
(Geo)
4.80
1
Manufacturing
Sturgeon
34
46
5
-'-5c
1.75
___
B
30%
common
Stuart
July
Sep
1.69
Naco
•
a
-
Radio
11,750
Western
i
Mines
_
1.82
Sep
Sep
:
V
Oct
'
71c'
ft
Stedman
20c
Jan
34c
1.75.
Mines
Startatt
Mar
9c
50c
7,587
50
Dairies i.class
Warrants
Apr
3.00C
:
Union
40c
30,100
50c
common
Mines Ltd
Southern
Oct
Jun
^60
7.00
a.
Simpsons Ltd
Souris
14
75c
:64c
.16 %c 18%c
1.80
B
Van
Jan
74c
1
Siocan
Jan
3.30
Jan
Oct
48% Oct
42c
Silver
.Slater
25%
14c
4c
Jan
4.10 Mav
Apr
12,300
9c '
I
25c
13c
-
Oct
7%
Jun
-
l
32
Feb
1.52
'5
1
Oct
Sep
27%
17c
5
D
Jan
54c
7.30
...
K
Sept
10%
74c
preferred
Sigma Mines Quebec
Standard
4,750
30%
;
trust
6%
Miller
:62c
62c
•
—
Breweries
48%
50o
preferred
Gordon
47
12%
62c
6%c
65c^
3,616
■
Li
Grocers
Leaseholds
Class
j
;
Acommon.
B
Siscoe
9,600
4,200
21,750
8%
-
Western
Weston
l
Class
S
7%c
27%
'96c
1.64
8%c
-
-335
Western Decalta
Oct
1.30
487c
:;i.6o
■-
—HI 5
;
Warrants
Sep
99% July
1
—+
Class
Class
26
13
Sheep Creek Gold
Silverwood
6%c
.47
l
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd—
Silver
Apr
170
1.30
Petroleums
Stating
Jan
47c
99%
.Security Freehold ,Petroleums.;
Shawinigan Water & Power corn,
Sicks
95
99
Gold-.
Metal
Shenitt
17
1.05
Warrants
San -Antonio
River
Apr
99
series B pref
Satellite
12
1.10
Gas
.Sapphire
6,795
16%
1
Maurice
Sand
16%
100
100
,
St
5%%
16%
10% Mar
15%
10,694
14%
l_
Breweries.
4,957
15%
16%
'15c
8 '2 c
L
;
21c
Jan
■: i5c
:>
-
12%
>
17,000
;
72%
20%
27C
•
>
2.10 Apr
23 %C
*6.70
8%c Jan
100
1.60
—
;
Mines
Western
St
Gas
I
71
21c
76,300
95c
Oil &
:
15c
Jan
100
24c
3.60
26c
l
11%
6c
5 V4
20c
3.60
22c
—.*
III—l
Oil
Canadian
•
15c
--
Pyrite Copper
Petroleums Ltd
Wespac
8
*:5 ' '4
—
Ltd
Knapp Canada Ltd
Oct
4.00
31 ',
31%
'
Watefous
Sep
Oct
W)-common
&
11c
18c
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
12%
24c
3.35 4Peb
July
'
1.25
;
1
188
Volume
Number 5787
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1651)
43
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
The following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
or
represent actual transactions.
which have
-
wide national distribution.
a
Bid
Industrials and Utilities
Par
<
Aerovox
Corp
:
Air Products Irlc_
Bid
Ask
4%
1
:Ll
Amer Cement
Corp__
Commercial Barge
Expi-ess Co
Hospital Supply Corp
6%
Par
preferred
35%
Corp
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Corp.;
Hagan Chemicals
64
American-Marietta Co_—
74
68
Haloid
Hanna
Ask
»
-•
__2
American Pipe to Const Co——1
38 %
40%
27
29%
Amer Research to
25%'
2
Xerox
Republic
CM A)
Class
B
AMP
Incorporated
Ampex Corp
-
18V*
.
10c
21Tb
Anheuser-Busch
5%
33%
193/
Arden Farms Co common'
Partic
Arizona. Public- Service
Arkansas
rf':
Missouri
Arkansas Western Gas
30
Associated
20
Avon
Aztec Oil
&
Spring
Corp
10
Products Inc—1_—
to Controls—1
Inc
51%
87%
Co class A com_10
140
10
147
_
1
69
73%
21Tb
43%
11%
22%
46%
159
Topp
Roddis
25%
27%
7%
7%
•
Oil
Baxter Laboratories-—-—
Bay less
(As J) MarketSllr-;£JlLl
Bell to Gossert COL-—!.:?_A10
Bemia
Bra
Co_
Bag
'
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
f
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana
20%
t
■
-18%
;
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryilium
..
Corp
Incfi
5
*.
Gas
'■3T%
&
Beryllium Co_„._,
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Bullock's
Inc„
24Tb.
60%
.
-
Class
A
Freight Sys
Co^
1
17%
18%
5
16Tb
18
Iowa
Public
Iowa
Southern
Service
Co—
-
Co-
—2
59
1
12
13 %
7%
30
32V*
2
29Tb
13%
14%
11%
17%
/19%
10c
5 v
Colorado-Power Cd—*:
1-
Southern New EnjpTeio Co:.
Southern Union Gaa-COi
25
17%
&
Heintz
Jamaica
6%
Inc—
Water
16%
Jefferson
26 3
Supply.
1
10%
18%
—•
38
10
10%
29%
Electric
Co
Corp
Jessop Steel Co__
16%
i
4%
1
2%k
8%:
9TA
34%
37
31%
9%
34%
10%
34%
36%
Steel
Corp
common..
l
8
25
34%
38%
Staler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
7'A
8%
1
20%
20
4
2%
1
Suburban Propane Gaa Corp—1
Suntide Refining Co
10
Syntex Corporation
■
22'A
8%
17'A
5'A
12%
21%
21%
4A
24/a
9%
18%
5 A
13 /a
non-voting
Works
Stanley
18Tb
45
E)
(A
48%
1
Chemical Co
Stepan
Kaiser
13%
$1.46 preferred—
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.lO
24% '
26
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
35
37T4
33%
35%
Kansas-Nebraska
Gas_5
38'A
40Tb
Struthers Wells Corp.
Stubnitz Greene Corp.
46%
48%
9%
12 %
22%
24%
Kearney & Treeker Corp„_
3
Kellogg Co
_50c
8%
Calif Water
63%
67 »a
10c
9%
9Tb
Kendall Co—
40»/2
43'/2
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon Mills class B com
25
19
20%
Kennametal
10
26
61 %
Kentucky Utilities Co
10
31%
33%
Oil
Ltd—-
Carlisle
16
Inc
:
1
10%
11%
Ketchum Co Inc
1
11%
36%
39Tb
15
Unlted States Sugar Carp.
1
United-States Truck Thru Trr 1
United Utilities Ine
10
31
United Western Minerals
Universal Match Oerp.
•
*
33%
17%,
■18%
27
28^b
_10e
3%
12%
36%
39Tb
29%
-.31%
Upper Peninsular Fewer Co.
Utah Southern Oil Ca
.0
4Tb
16,
17%
g
44%
47%/
.»
20*":
1
28T*
30%
lOe
15%
16%
2%
Valley- Mould dalr—-Merp
Vanity Fair Iflllla 1Mb
Oorp of
law
.
.21%
Warner * Bwaeey oa.
Warren Brothers
23%
24%..
46 '/♦»
49%
Warren
(S^ D) coo.
Washington Natural Qaa Co—10
43'
461/8
14TA,
15%.
Washington) Steel Coepu—-—.1
Watson Bros Treaspert "A"—1
24 %*
20?A,
Westcoast Transmlsskm
*
West Point Manufaeturlng Co.*
Western Lt At Telephone ca—10
Western Measachweette Cos.
1
28%.
30%
15%
17
37?/*.
39%
45.
47?A,
6%.
It
Western Natural Oaa Ca
1
17V*-
7.50
44%,
47%
lOe
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Eagio OU on
Whiting Corp.
16%,
8%<
White
Williams
Wood Conversion Co
0
Company
10
1
64
36
39%
1
6
6%
31%
29%
31w
153/4,
7Vs.
38-
17%
8Tb '
48%
68
8
1
15 T 4
29%,
.
17%.
14Tb,
1.
Wisconsin Power Jb Llght Co—10
Witco Chemical
Wurlltzer
8%.
16.
Bros.
19
17
471/2
6 %
17%
26%
44%.
41/a
16 %
5%
1.25
Corp
Tampax Inc
38'a
28%
Keystone Portland Cem Co__^_3
Koehring Co
5
353a
26%
6?A.
24%.
Wyandotta Chemicals Oorp
12%
1
10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs_*__
»
Stouffer
38^
•
28%
57%
&-Telep Co
Natural
_
-9Wa
28%
30%<
25%
29%
12%
49%
8'
Trana Gas Pipe l>m Oorp—6O0
Vitro
27 %
46%
-
I.
Varlan Associates—
23%
Common
5
17
26%
6%.
28%
1
Register
-t
Stanley Home Produots Inc—
40%
5
Jervi6
4
69*
24%,
20%.
24 %
Standard
11%
•
4%
65?/*
»''•
Hat
42 Va
2%
Staley
Jack
14%
4%.
Towmotor
39TA
Sprague Electric Co
17Tb.
28
29%;
22%
42TA""
13%.
1
■
industries
5%'
40'
1
Corp
22%
-
Speer Carbon Co
16%-
Co__ 15
Tokhelm
18Tb
Corp
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
Steel
Products
Corp
:
Central
Electric
&
Gas
Co—3%
19 %
20%
L-O-F
Central
111
to
Gas
Co—.10
41 %
44%
Landers
5
14%
15%
Lau
Co—5
44 V*
47%
10
24%
25%
Public Utility Corp—6
23%
25%
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Ling Electronics
48
51'/a
Lone
22%
23%
Lucky Stores Inc
19
20 y8
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
32%
Tappan Stove
Tekoil
33%
Elec
Centra) Indiana Gas Co
Central Louisiana Electric
Central Maine Power Co
Central
Central
Soya
Central
Co
•
Telephone
°entral Vt Pub Serv
! Champion
10
Co
Spark
Corp
6
Plug
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
22%
24%
21%
22%
1
6%
Coastal States Gas Prod-
l
17%
Collins
1
7
16 %
Radio
Co
A
com
Class B common—
Colonial
Stores
Inc
1
28'%
46%
5.
$1.25
conv
25
1
preferred
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol
Freightways
*
2.50
Consolidated
Rock
Products
Continental
Cutter Laboratories
1
Co
Harvester
18%
<R R>
Sons
&
14%
Co„5
Inc—.
1
Inc
-
2
49
preference
.
East Tennessee Nat Gas Co
Eastern
Utilities
Economics
EI
2
1
Inc
(Texas)—*
1
7%
13%
14%
Wayne
»
2%
46 V*
5
33%
31%
8)%
19'A
49»A
35%
5
1
5
2
1
Camden Trust Co
82 T
16%
.1
56%
59%
<N Y)—10
15%
15
24
1103%
16'%
16 Va
25%
25%
27Tb
Commercial
No.
20
84
38%
41%
107%
111%
Bank to Trust
(Chicago)
38%
30%
31%
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50o
33'A
35Tb
Federal
1
11%
8
19 Va
13
20'A
•
17'%
18%
—50c
1
13%
4%
1
13
•-
North Penn Gas Co—
0
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas
19
11
11%
68
72'%
16%
17%
Gas Corp
Coal
&
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
1
S
Tail
Power
Prod
Co—
_0
Trust
Merged
Co,'
00
216
231
(Newark)
—
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Pacific Far East Line—
•
with
6'%
•
14%
Co
12%
First
16
„
.
34%
11Tb
12%
18 Tb
Paper_10
33%
36 %.
Pepsi-Cola
1
10
10%
25%
27%
Permanente Cement
1
22 Tb
24'A
5%
pfd—20
preferred
Cement
6
19%
20
Co
25,%
27%
6Tb
20%
20%
10'%
(Newark)
Green
27Tb
29%
2
Portland General Electric Co_7'/a
6%
25%
34
36%
Co
Plymouth Rubber Co—
Co
of
America
5
7'A
Producing Properties Inc
lOo
8 %
9 %
30%
33%
Pub 8erv Co of New Hamp
0
18%
19 Tb
5
24%
26%
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
5
22%
24
5
18
19%
Punta
Alegre
•
143
Pur ex
Grolier
Corp
1
Co
Society
22 %
23 %
21%
City Bank
71-
75%
National
Commerce
Trust
(Cleve)t_l6
Bank to
(Albany N; Y.)-——7.50'-
Natl- Newark to Essex Banking
Co (N J)< —
—
25
27%
65
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston-12%
61 %.
46%
54%
50'
New
Eng Trust CoA Boston) ,.109
Bank- & Trust Co-11
36
39%
Trust Co- (N Y>—25
88
485
York
Tr Co
(Chicago)—100
Corp. (Minn)
30
40%
32%
91%
525
32%
Peoples First Natl. Bk & Tr
Co (Pittsburgh)
—20
10
(Camden N J)
0%
(Atlanta)—10
First Nat'l Bank Baltimore
First Natl Bank of Boston
First
Natl
22%
24%
35%
38
10
51 %
55
12%
82%t
312
325
of Chicago
100
Bank of Dallas—10
86
37'A
34 %
First Natl Bk
(Jersey City) _20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N?J),
5
—10
571/*
60%
16%
40%
42%
18%
Bank
to Trust- (Phila )v
20'
—
.
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
First Natl Bank Trust Co
of
Paterson
26
64
68%
20
65
68%
73%
763/*
47
497/«
First Natl City Boa* (N Y)—20
First Pennsylvania, Banking
to Trust Co
(Phlla)
10
10
New Rochelle.
Natl
Bank
76
82
79%
20.
74
78%
of Phila.—10-
28
31.%
50%
53%
(N Y)
(Boston, Mass h
2
Second NatKBank
—
12%
Angeles)
32'A
Security Nat* Long Island N Y_5.
State Bank of Albany
10
30
28%
30%
Glrard Trust Corn Ixch Bk—IB
50'A
53%
Trade Bk & Tr Co, (N Y)
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
87
90%
Trust Co
N
Long
Y
77%
21
9%
23
80%
245b
41
44,
25
43
45%
10
22%
l° -»
24.%
10
5
Island
64%
142
20
Seattle 1st- Natl Bk (Wash )—20Second Bank-State Street Trust
Rye National Bank
Sterling Natl Bk & Tr Co
(New York).
of
49Tb
40%
Security First NathBank (Los
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
61
128
37 A
74.
18%
8%
Boston.
19
Roya* Bank of Canada
10!
Royal, State- Bk of New York—5
St Louis Union Trust Co
First Natl Bk of St Louis
x47
62%
26%
Gas
Green Mountain Power Corp
Grinned
Corp
Fire Brick
63%
20<
Northern
National Bk
Purolator
Sugar
Corp
1
17
18%
Ltd
1
34
Hanover
1
36%
38%
Bank of New York_lQ
Sav Bk
48
of New Jersey
-
50%
43
46%
10-
44%
48%
10
25 A
27%,
20
76
79%
41%
44%
2'A
11%
Commerce—
(Cleveland)-
(Chic)—20
93%
99'A
Union Tr
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co—10
34%
36%
United States Trust Co—
53
16%
58'A
18%
United States Trust (NY)
Tr
to
Hudson
County Natl Bank
(Jersey City N J)
10
Tr Co (Union City)—0
Hudson
For
footnote* M
Co of Maryland
(Boston)
37%
Products
20
Union Bank of
Herrls
21%
68%
47?/*
323*
11%
•
Natural
20%
l
3%
Potash
2.50
5%
31*
21%
157
60%-
of' Detroit—_10
46%
17%
Lumber Corp
65
43%
National Bank of Westchester-5
43 %
1
Pickering
19%
149'
National
First Bk Stk
3%
49%
27Tb
21%
11%
Pioneer
& Co (N Y)__ 100-
Philadelphia Natl< Bank
10%
34%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston^lO
Provident- Tradesmen's
Corp_2
343/8
5
<Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr CoABfc' Louis)—25
(J P)
26%
Natl" Bank of
Nassau County N Y
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr-Co
32%
27>%
30 %
Meadow Brook
46%
-
-—5
29
35'/a
32%
(N Y)__10
(Buffalo)'
75%
32'%
10
Trust
88%
25'%
2%
Tr Co
Manufacturers
Manufacturers & Traders
70
Sulphur Co_70o
1
10
37%
83
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pendleton Tool Indus—
Pfaudler-Permutlt
30%
35
90%
Pan American
24%
28
86%
17%
29%
& Tr
(Phila Y
45%
16%
1
37%
107
10
Co
Fldellty-Balt Nat Bk to Tr Co.10
16
Co
Liberty Real' Estate Bk
Fidelity-Fhlla Truat Co
—20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) —10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
14%
General Bottlers
101
14Tb
6'%
2
221b
35
14%
5%
39Tb
_
20%
—20*
(Brooklyn N Y)_
New
National State Bk
5%
4
30%
5
10*
30
3%
48'A
Co
New Jersey
First Natl Bk
Brewing Co
Co-(Phila)
(N Y)l._
Federation Bk A Tr Co (NY) _10
10%
38
45
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
First Camden Natl Bk to Tr'
Miss River
_10
Trust
National- Bank
28%
American
Trust
County
Ask
22
29'A
37'/a
Giddings to Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
(A P)
of
B
Pabst
Telep Co of the Southwest
5%%
783/*
345
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk (S F)_10
17%
Co
Giant Portland
74
320
Amer„5
Co
4»%
General Crude Oil Co
Gen
50
15'/a
Corp
General Gas Corp
Gen Telep
-Calif)
Bk
Continental 111
3%
•
Service
60%
46%
Connecticut Bank to Tr Co-12%
Franklin
Gas
57%
433A
commercial Trust of N J—26
14
5%
Inc
Packing
Bk
County Trust Co (White
ThermadorCorp
Industrial
Bid
35%
of
I
R
Irving Trust Co
Kings
(N Y)__10
Bank
Natl
Providence
Morgan
1
Co
Oarlock
Exch
Corn
16
Cleveland Trust Co
,—8
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
Pacific Uranium Mines.
10c
Corp_^_
Corrugated
(NY)-12%
Chem
20 Tb
0
Cleve
of
32 3A
32%
78%
28%
46%
Chase Manhattan Bk
9%
(N J)
Bank
27'%
common
Par
,
Industrial Bk of Com
27%
41%
Natl
51%
Otter
1
25%
39
43T4
Central
7%
10
89%
46 Va
30%
14Tb
2.50
65
43%
40%
22'%
30%
North
7Tb
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)„10
(Phila)
48
56%
58%
-20
10
Louis)
80%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phlla_10
5%
55%
16
26%
11%
Assn_100
23"%
24'%
•
Opallka Manufacturing Corp^.10
42
45%
276
22%
77
(Savannah)
—10
City Natl Bk to Tr (Chicago) -20
10c
39%
265
10
25%
Old Ben Coal Corp
10c
41
100
38
21
-34%
Oklahoma
-.
413A
10
Supply Co
25%
6%
39 %
(Newark) _28
Virginia
Bank
7'/a
Utilities Co
28 3
53
of
Broad St Trust Co
Inc—
common
26%
13%
a
48%
5Tb
23
1
Foote Bros Gear to Mach
Frito
5'A
Nortex Oil
12%
Fisher Brothers Co
Ft
7'A
lo
Industries
393a
1
Fisher Governor Co
Steel
30%
6Tb
Norrta
%
8%
25'
Natl Mortgage
Mart
36 %
28 %
45
11 %•
Empire State Oil Co.
Equity Oil Co—.
Florida
34
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
Boatmen's Natl Bank (St
36 %T
7 %
37
Emhart Mfg Co—
Food
14%
42
24
Laboratory
Boston
13'A
Nicholson File Co
1
Electrolux Corp
First
1
34V*
50c
Inc.
Paso- EIectric Co
Federal
Bank
Class B
2 Tb
Associates—10
Industries
Eastern
Bank of Commerce
Bank of New York
19'%
45%
Industrial
8%
20%
Fuel
10Tb
Companies
Ask
A
Francisco)
523/2
National Shirt Shops of Del
New Eng Gas Sc Elec Assoc
24Tb
2
S
dt
T
Plains N Y)
52%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
16
(San
10
(S F)
N
18'A
Prods Inc
National Alumlnate Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
17
22%
Bush
36 Tb
Trust Co
America
of
Bid
2%
5
National Homes Corp A com_50o
20%
12%
5
Bradstreet
to
Dunham
American
19
Mountain
15%
16
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Dun
Par
49%
Missouri
12%
14%
Inc
Donnelley
33%
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Mississippi Shipping Co—
8
Mlsa Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_B
9%
1
Dictaphone Corp
24'/o
26%
1
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
Chemical Arts Inc
22'A
1
Miles Laboratories Inc
13'/a
1
Co
Di-Noc
Diebold
12 34
30%
14%
24%
15%..
Detroit to Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit
24%
JL'
1
Class A
63A»
Bank and Trust
13%
32
23»A
•
Co
Mlehle-Gross-Dexter
10
8%
11%
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp_
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
12 3%
29»/2
IV*
1—
Citizens to Southern National
16%
13%
Darling
50c
CO:
18
57
5
82'A
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
23%
11%
11%
1
Danly Machine Specialties
(L A)
8%
53
vtg—1
com
vtg—
783/2
9%
Zapata Off-Shore
443/4
com cl B__5
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine & Eng
Meredith Publishing Co
16%
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Common Ltd
27%
5
Company—7
41 >A
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
4'A
1
1
McLean
24%
9%
11%
284
Transp Lines Inc_l
Refrigeration Corp„1
Copeland
Cross
30%
22
17
15%
5
Steel
3 Tb
Marquardt Aircraft
1
Maryland Shlpbldg &> Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp.
3
49 y2
15
25
7%
Milling & Elev Co—1
Colorado Oil <fe Gas Corp com—3
1
Maremont Auto
■17%
22%
Colorado
5
25
Madison Gas & Electric Co
17%'
16 %
2%
•
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Co
Clark—.
Co
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Mormon Herrington Co Inc
■
18%
•
Star
Macmlllan
33%c
Engines Corp__
Fibres
Frary &
Bank
6%
6
cl A—33'/be
class B
Common
Clinton
1
com
Glass
Blower
Co
Corp
preceding page.
Valley Nat Bk
—
(Phoenix Aria)_5
'
9
5 %f »
12%
Southwest Gas Producing Co—1
Southwestern States-Tele* Co
1
1
•
Corp
Canadian Delhi
'
7%
55%
130
26%
5
&
D)
Mfg CO
—ltt
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
Utilities
7%,
;
10%
37
7
Southern Nevada Power Co_
;;
124
.1
34%
27
Southern
3L%
common
9 Tb
1
—5
—
64y2
29%
investors Diver Services Inc—/.
;
(G
20c
Co^—
California Oregon' Power Co__20
California Water Service Co—25
.
36'%
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
Southern Calif Water Co
23:-
-
Corp
Petroleum
Bantam
;__10
Eurndy
•
13
11%
34'%
South Shore Oil< & Devel Co%lf>c
25%
1
Co__
Securities
27%
Brush
10%
•
6ierra Pacific Power Ct»Skil Corp
32
•
Motor
24%
15%
10
1
1
Inc.
Seismograph Service Cterp.L
77%/"
7%
29'A
Jacinto
Bearle
11%
"
Corp_l
Interstate
133a
20% •:
Corp
Reid
System
Schield
28%
Co—24'A
Textbook
Interstate
.,
27%
Plywood
Marie
Babre-Plnion
San
343b
lv;" 6 \\
Si.2^ preferred—25 "' 15
Inc
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
1-
Water
Bakeries
7:! a
6%~
Botany Mills Inc--.
Bowser
Interstate
.
31%: V
Black Hills Power & LightCOi.1 '
Black-, Sivalls & Brvson Inc com_l
-
20
11%:
-r
34%::
Beneficial Corp_-_l_Lr^L_l'L'_i;il^yi2y2w^
i
26%
1
Indianapolis Water Co—_—10
40 %":
11
24%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units''—: 10%
-Hugoton Production Co_„1
73
Husky Oil Co
1
7Vs
8%,
—
Mat
"
37%
T.
Gas—
Field
,
*
Co
24%
Tucson Gaa Mee LI * Pwr Co_»-
32%'
"8
10
A
Natural
mternational
±Jk
Bates Mfg Co%
f
r
•
1
class
Houston
71-':
Cb/Ji—V18%^
to
2%
Co
,
«
32%
29%
22%.
1
Three States Nat Qaa GO
TlaalBo-u—
Ask
30%
Tracerlab Inc.
(H H)
Rochester Telephone Corp
16
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2Vir
151
•
Bid
27%
Texaa Natural THanlfa
Oorp_ 1
Thermo Wlno Onrp
|
Robertson
55%
83
5
common
Houston
;'
21%I
'*/
.lA-l'O. *' 67
19%
43%
23%
Art Metal Construction CO-10
.
18'A
25c
11
40%
22%
21%
21%
Co-ifl—5
39
44
Ryder
35:%.
20%
36%
10%
Rose
55:,4
CO&2---5 '-v 33%-
Powef Co-^5
3
Texas Industries
Texas National retiiil—iii
39
11
23 %
52%""
preferred-':
12%
•
14%
43 V2
17 %'
33 3a
11%
Roadway Express class A
10'A
Hoover
1'6\
31'%
Par
Texas Eastern Transmit
Corp_7
Taaaa um Man——a
unpj
Texas Hi Nat Qaa
PtyaUne C0.1
Robbins & Myers Inc
13%
21%
40 %
1
50c
3%
2
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc—8%
36%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A—1
.19.%:
Inc_j%i—~"i:.421%'•
Co
Riley Stoker Corp
5%/
-2.50
Gas
44
3'/a
12%
20
"
27%
^
Natural
Ask
41
Richardson Co.
.'High Voltage Engineering——1
Develop——1 /
Gobain Corp___7.50
Amer-Saint
Co
16Tb
22%
70%'
4
26
Purina
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
15Tb
20
—
24%
Bid
common—5
Gulf Sulphur
21
lo
Ralston
.
Gulf Interstate Gas
33 %•
33%
5
Line_5.,
American
:
5%
1... -31%
...
American Box Board Co
Amer
17
of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other pelectcd sources. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is composed of securities
not
Amer
October
Association
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1652)
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday.
October
17
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Bid
Far
Funds—
Fund
4.08
4.46
1
9.65
10.55
Aetna
Boston—1
10.67
11.66
Aetna Life
1
32.74
33.39
Agricultural Insurance Co
Mutual Fund—1
a21.94
Intl Resources Fund Inc
7.46
Investment
Co
4.43
Investment
Trust
America
of
of
Istel Fund Inc.
8.40
9.18
1.66
Johnston
5.59
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_l
5.43
•v
5.90
(The)
7.80
8.54
3.90
4.26
B-3
(Low Priced
10.74
11.67
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Bonds)
1
1
1
Casualty
Insurance
24.27
24.09
16.07
17.53
9.72
10.61
8.93
33%
Life
35%
38%
Life. Insurance
12%
16%
14%
9.75
conv preferred
Heritage Life Ins—
Amer
(Jacksonville
American
Home
Assurance
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
12.54
17.19
13.69
8-1
18.76
Amer
S-2
(Income
Stocks t—1
11.79
12.87
American Re-lnsurance
American Surety
16.76
18.12
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)__l
13.12
14.31
1
1
1
24.42
26.40
S-4
(Low
Com Stks»_l
10.17
14.50
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
12.29
13.30
7.77
8.49
1
6.34
6.95
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
5.70
6.24
1
14.06
15.20
1
Canadian international Growth
Fund Ltd—
1
18.84
20.39
7.94
8.68
1
24.91
26.93
Life
1
9.77
10.63
Life
Insurance
50c
Corp—100
19.02
20.56
Loomis
13,600
14,100
127
133
Ltd—
Fund
General Fund—
Canada
Ltd
<1954)
Fund Inc
Canadian
Century Shares Trust—
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc——
Securities
Christiana
100
preferred
7%
Colonial
Lazard
Fund
1
Inc
Fund
34%
28%
2%
3
6.25
Co
17%
18%
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers
Natl
Beneficial
10
Life Ins
Stand
Ins
Columbian
—25c
1
12.01
13.12
Commonwealth
10.50
11.48
Insurance Investors Inc—1
16.81
18.38
Connecticut
Inc—1
6.02
6.57
Continental
Assurance
Sayles Mutual Fund.—*
a44.24
Continental
Casualty
Stk
Fund
Co
Lile
Life
Ins
'
Life
shares
4.99
2.49
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
3.92
10.05
Metal
shares
lc
2.86
3.15
Employees
Employers
Investment
1
9.40
10.22
Paper
shares
lc
3.74
4.12
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
13.97
15.18
Petroleum
lc
2.76
3.04
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
2.80
3.09
Fireman's
2.47
2.73
Inc—10c
6.41
shares—
17.98
19.54
1
15.43
16.77
Manhattan Bond
>—1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
15.09
16.31
Massachusetts
17%
19%
Composite Fund
Concord
Fund
Inc.
Inc
Western Investment
Crown
shares
Mass
Inc
1
6.73
Investing Co Inc—.—1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
16.14
Fund
16.30
Diversified
Series
int_33%c
beneficial
of
Franklin
12.55
13.57
33Vac
11.98
12.95
of beneficial interest—1
20.60
22.21
Missiles-Jets
(S
F)
Insurance
_5
40
72%
100%
5
16%
17 %
2
43%
46%
10
40%
43%
15
32
New
119
Hampshire
York
New
v
25%
Corp class
Fire__
Fire
River
>4 66%
35%
%
2.50
36%
39%
3.33%
Northwestern
63
42%
'
North
101%
11%
13%
12.50
Insurance
84%
10
National
80
86
91%
65%
Life
(Minn)
ID
Ins
1
11.47
12.47
and
beneficial interest
Provlaence-Wasliinglon
10
75%
79%
Pyramid Life Ins Co
62
66%
Quaker
33%
35%
Reinsurance
21%
Reliance
19%
Corp
Ins
3.28
3.57
19.37
20.96
National Investors
Corp
1
11.32
12.24
Jefferson
Series—
27%
80%
68%
72
15
16%
6%
5
47%
50 % •
.^2
15%
17%
44
47%
10
Co
Republic Insurance (Texas)—JO
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
125
139
St
Paul
Fire
Marine
&
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Insurance
-
57 >■■■'
.
C)„_ 1
(Pa)
Y;
(N
Springfield
Insurance
1
Co
10
10
177
Co
10
Home
187
7%
60
55
59
50%
54
Co
of
North
Standard
Insurance
22.72
24.29
Balanced Series
1
10.55
11.53
Lawyers
Mtge
&
22.34
23.88
Bond
1
5.74
6.27
Lawyers
Title
Ins
1
5.46
5.97
1
-—1
3.92
Fund Inc
—10
Equity Fund Inc
-20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
165.71
167.38
Stock Series
1
7.94
•
1
5.81
Stock Series
17.60
Growth
Industrial Fund Inc_l
3.84
4.21
New
10c
5.22
5.71
New
1
2.52
2.75
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
9.02
9.88
N
of
Y„10
——
_.—
Accident
Guar
&
j0
Trust
Y)—8
(N
Travelers
111
29%
32%
34%
113
108
48%
51%
22%
24%
5
89%
U 8 Life Insurance
Co
85%
Co—10
69%
73
3
U B Fidelity 6c Guaranty
U S Fire
36%
33%
27%
2
26%
28 %
in
88%
the
6.35
16.28
86
72
10
8.68
16.36
Ins—10
Title
,
45%
43%
107
Life
Co
1
1
108
103
Amer„5
10
Fire & Marine
Preferred
Standard
5
'•raev
(N
City Life Ins
42%
Insurance
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Security
53%
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
Mutual Trust Shares
of
50%
44
al.4.42
3.11
10
24%
—-1
20.80
Phoenix
Co
109
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
2.83
90%
40
10.71
20.36
86
41%
9.76
Corp
76%
Insurance
22%
Inc__1
Shares
5
Life
5
Hanover
Mutual
Phila
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Gulf Life
15.59
9.89
54%
N
102
American
10.36
9.02
26.
of
1.50
:
9.48
Fund
53
5
Co
Employees Life
C)
14.48
Mutual Investment
62
—10
51
5
1
8.18
Y_10
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
4
(D
Great
Insurance
Pacific
44%
3
Employees Ins
C)
Government
;
Pacific
> 74%
41%
10
Republic
3%
70%
—4
1
7.46
Fund
Balanced
Stock Fund
—
Electronics Investment Corp
Energy
Financial
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Fund
Mutual
Florida
Inc_
v
9.83 *
5.69
series-——lc
stock
Preferred
6.27
Fundamental Investors Inc__—2
17.51
19.19
1
3.42
3.72
Inc
Futures
f.
Industries
Gas
General
Fund
7.95
8.71
10.45
11.45
6.76
7.41
7.55
8.28
14.77
Stock Fund_lc
12.55
13.74
8.20
8.99
lc
7.41
8.12
9.83
10.77
General Bond shares
7.06
7.74
shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Bond
Merchandising
Mining shares
shares
7.59
8.32
lc
8.01
8.35
lc
shares
12.06
13.21
lc
7.06
7.74
lc
11.47
12.56
Railroad Bond shares
lc
2.24
2.47
ER
lc
5.52
6.05
9.44
10.34
9.52
10.43
Petroleum
shares
Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares—
lc
Steel
lc
shares
Tobacco
shares
lc
Utilities
Growth
lc
Industry Shares Inc
Guandian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
Series
Funds
Fund
_
7.02"
10.45
7.70
4.04
10.21
1
23.24
23.47
2.50
15.26
16.59
Scudder
Shares
Dist
Fund
4.
of
Canada
1
i'or
Selected
Sovereign
1
13.19
35%
Sterling Investment Fund Inc-1
11.69
Television-Electronics Fund
Fund
1
9.73
1
7.45
8.14
Fund Shares.l
9.72
United
11.27
10.53
Income
11.52
7.10
13.35
Funds
Fund
Wall
6.48
:
1959—
1959_
96.24
99.11
99.15
99.25
—2
99.31
Dec.
1958
1,
2%s Feb.
14,
12.49
16.30
17.72
1%S
Feb.
6.69
7.31
•V,k
April I, 1959
Inc—1
5.37
5.87
99.30
Steel
5%s
1969
99.18
311
3.40
1
7.69
9.32
15,
1,
Nov.
1959
15.
1%S
93.24
?%.<
Nov.
100.12
100.14
2%s
Feb
99.12
'
—
1959—
1
13.60
1
12.73
4%S April
5.48
5.93
'
97.28
1, 1960
98.4
New
N
Pacific
1969
99 %
1982
96
Chance
1977
116
Itid
>ue
Ask
Con
1972
Consumers
SA
1988
Edison 4s
Paso
Power
Natural
Can
99.23
99.27
2-59
99.12
99.16
103%
103%
91
4%s_. 1983
Co
104%
105 %
October
23,
30,
w. .1967
104
October
105%
November
95%
84
88
Sperry Rand 5V2S
82
Stand
w
ww
.1982
Ind
4%s. .1983
116
117
103%
103%
85
1977
134
1982
of
Tenn
Gas
5%s——1979
104 %
321
125
Texas
Eastern Trans 5%s_1978
104%
1981
75
77
Trans-Canada
84
89
Underwood
Textron
1976
108
112
1983
.102%
103
95%
:
99.987
99.989
2-59
99.10
99.14
4-
1-59
99.2
99.6
99.8
8-
1-58
5- 4-59
2.30r,
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
99.10
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
99.28
27)
96%
U
Amer
1971
5s
Pipe
Corp
1958
99.956
Match
173
101
103
5s
5%s
1970
86
91
197f>
114
117
108%
110
1988
99.14
Bills
Dollar Value
99.9G4
.
1958-
99.704
1958—
99.664
11,
December
18,
924"
99.934
December
99.893
99.907
January
November
20,
1958_—
99.845
99.858
January
8.
November
28,
1958_
99.794
99.810
January
15,
99.750
99.769
1958
99
1958
26.
par
Net
k Admitted
Stock
b Bid
d
value
asset
value.
to
listing
Exchange
yield
price
on
the New
York
x
Ex-dividend.
wlWhen
y
ISSUES
issued.
Ex-stock
dividend.
99.413
99.362
98.298
stock,
99.637
99.486
99.348
Ex-rights.
.tNew
99.680
99.400
1959—
1959—
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
•No
a
99.726
99.618
1958.
1959
2.
Ask
-
99.474
May 15, 1959
6,
82 %
171
1971
S Industries 4%s
Universal
Westcoast Trans
81
Line Units.
5%s
99.12
100
Bid
December
November 13. 1958—
105 %
England Tel & Tel 4s_1993
4%s
3-
1-58
104%
1975
ww
137
Trans
Aak
2-58
7-
Ask
1958:
December 4,
•
Bid
Dated
6-
Dollar Value
Bid
95%
Co
Due
Rate
1.60<r
1%%
United States Treasury
147
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Oil
100.2
100
91%
104%
5s
90.28
93
109%
102
5s_.
Gas
5-59
2-
Southern Natural Gas 4%s. .1978
3%s
Fuel
New
1-
1-58
145%
96
&
1-58
5-
Units.
Gas
Sears
Roebuck
4-
Southern Calif Edison 4%s. .1983
Oen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
National
Natural
99.31
129
108
.1988
4%s
P&U
99.28
117
Lowenetein (M) & Sons—
4%s
Brass
90
127%
1988
4%s
Gas
&
Sound
1-58
1975
Cement
National
Serv El
3-58
12-
104 Va
80%.
91.28
90.20
—
k
1973
Puget
11-
3-58
116
1976
96.14
91.20
1963
1
Ask
1977
95
1975
Port
.1993
WW- 1963
5%s
Petroleum 5s
5%s
Pub
3-58
3-
104.
3%s
Mueller
95 %
1988
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
'*
100 %
2-
5%s_1977
4%S—
Gas
Ferro
Genera!
93
i%s
3.25s
Telep 4VsS
Uranium
Dated
1% rf
Bid.
York
Span
Quebec
68
101
96.10
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
27)
Bonds-
63
98
93.4
100.28
1962
1963
April 1. 1963
15,
l%s Oct
Security Issues
117%
94.4
102
92.28
13.76
1
87
Vought 5%s__
100.24
93.28
101.28
14.83
nc
82%
Commonwealth Oil Ref—
15.
95
100.16
—
1962
1,
Oct.
96
102
94.24
15, 1962
Aug.
99.24
99.20
99
99.22
97.4
95.24
101.28
1961
l%s April 1, 1962
1959
^
100.18
96.28
1960
1,
Aug. 1,^ 1961
1 %S Oct. 1, 1961
4s
Ask
;
10.19
Wisconsin Fund Inc
Whitehall Fund
Ask
81
98%
100.14
I960
15.
4s
8.40
1
Wellington Fund
85
1980-76
%
101
97%
Bid
April 1,
l%s
99.12
99.6
Notes—
1%S Oct.
3%S
—10c
Investors Fund Inc
61%
6s
96
95%
Washington Mutual
1975
Petroleum
103 %
100
1972
3%s Feb 15, 1962
Treasury
Situations
Investing Corp
3%s May
l%s Oct.
99.16
11.38
11.43
100.8
99.8
99.4
,1959
10.47
1
Inc
Inc
99.28
1959
1959
1
Ltd
Fund
100.6
1959
24,
_1
Canada
Fund
Street
Burlington Industries 4%s
Canadian Pac Ry 4s
Carrier
Corp
4l/ss
British
'
Notes—(Con t.)-
Treasury
2.45%
Barium
102%
,
95
94%
Maturity-
Ask
3.007-
Bid
95%
105%
99.29
Indebtedness—
1%S May 15,
1%S
Aug.
1
i
Recent
95 %
95 %
1972-1967
15,
-
100 %
94%
July 15, 1969
3%s April 1, 19704%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971
15,
99
100.4
104 %
4%s
Sept.
98.12
100
100
—
May 1, 1962—
2%s May 1, 1963
3%s May 2, 1966
Feb.
98.18
98.12
.
98.16
Sept. 20, 1961 wi
3%S
100.3
98.10
98.4
4s
-
100.1
98.4*
1960
100.3
Rate
(Bonds—
4s
4%s
Bid
of
l%s March
United Science Fund——
United
12.21
101%
96.8
1968
1959
1,
3%s
12.59
Special
5.04
12.61
8.90
Income
Fund—lc
101%
1865
-
—.
99.20
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
13.74
11.58
Line
Insur
97
Maturity—
12.36
-1
Line
Institutional
96.24
wi
1959—
100.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Inc—
Value
-institutional Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
99.26
37%
Fund—1
Inc
Funds
United Accumulated
Value
'
99.10
100.12
1959
.
100.12
99.12
-
2%s June 1, 1960
3%s AprM 3, 1961
99.8
98.22
1,
Certificates
9.69
#
100.2
99.18
2.
Ask
100.1
99.30
11.96
a33.71
United
10.30
100
100.9
April
14.48
Investors
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
1
Texas
lc
1,
99.6
June
13.48
8.54
Inst Foundation Fund
20,
Feb.
98.14
11,'
point
15.77
12.52
8.78
*
1,
Oct.
1960
March
a
10.20
1
16.74
12.32
May
1%S
1959_
March
of
3%s
97.20
99.4
2.85s
Southwestern Investors Inc
18.65
8.99
*
99.30
1959
10.
32nds
more
a26.5G
9.43
11.45
11.26
97.12
1962
11, 1963
June
or
100.3
100.1
99.17
10,
March
one
100.3
C
99.31
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
a37.58
14.39
16.25
1
99.13
23,
3%s
10.94
18.09
lc
30%
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
4%s Feb. 2, 1959—
2%s May 1, 19591.
99.28
1959_
13,
3%s
13%
1
7.81
Fund
7.63
1.25
1
Ltd—
47%
28%
Bid
99.18
Assn-
3.50s
Fund
B)
1
Bank
7.02
1
Shares
Amer
(Edison
:_l
Investors
Aug.
Smith
Value Line
Shares
Aug.
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
2.71
Institutional
3%s
3%s
3%s Feb.
•
2.48
i-
7.45
14.20
Clark—
&
•'Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Tncoroorated
10,
14.42
1.70s
Common Stock Fund
4.58
'Institutional
June
6.89
12%
—
1959
10.
April 10,
13.06
Ltd—
Fund Inc
Scudder Stevens
a24.0l
Inc
2s
35.00
Clark
1
Fund
3s Feb
13.27
——
Scudder Stevens &
44%
2
2%s
.
1959...
16,
Mortgage
1.45s Nov 10, 1958
1
Inc
2
Fire
Ask
99.14
*
16, 1559—
4%s
Quarterly
1959
wall
1
'.
United Continental Fund
Boston
Federal
1
Fund
10c
of
34.65
15.
March
1
Inc
10c
Incorporated Income
4.43
1.65s
1
Y
N
of
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
3%s April 15 1959 wi———
3%s April 15, 1963
14.99
9.36
(Geo)
Jan.
1.60s Feb.
Growth Stock
H-C7
Income Fund
l%s
13.19
13.68
Fund
1
4.61
Bid
3%s
Putnam Growth Fund
Inc—
Eaydock Fund Inc
12.20
•
Inc
Series H-DA
_
^
1
1
Puritan
City
Westchester
Obligations of Government Agencies
10.91
Inc
Putnam
New
lc
9.98
—1
(T Rowe)
2
"18%
Figures after decimal point represent
Fund Inc
Electrical
fcully Administered shares—lc
Institutional
Pioneer
16%
8.85
Corp__,.
Fund
1%
(Va)_5
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1
Fund Inc
Securities
Co—65c
Corp
37%
Fund_
7.74
13.49
&
William Street
7.12
lc
Equipment shares
35
Pine Street Fund Inc
lc
Food
One
14.97
lc
Electronics
22.55
Inc
15.18
Capital Growth Fund
Common (The)
Shares
14.04
lc
shares
20.86
Chemistry &
13.70
lc
;
7.39
—1
Over-the-counter Securities
Peoples
Chemical
i
Nucleonics
Price
Aviation shares
6.76
1
1
shares
8.10
of Canada Ltd
1
General Investors Trust
shares
1
England Fund
York Capital Fund
Title
4.28
1
Series
Stock
Philadelphia
Group Securities—
Building
Series
-.1
Inc
Capital Corp
Automobile
Income
,
10.79
'
'
Preierred
Electronics
lc
Common stock series
7
Series.
Dividend Series
7.70
7.43
15.06
-Founders Mutual Fund
J
96%
...
A
97%
2.50
Inc
Fund
10.20
& Howard—*
10
Ins
Northern
10
Mutual Income Fund
12.51
9.27
—
95
Union Fire
150
5
Government
Automation
&.
Fund
Life
National
Dreyfus Fund Inc.,
Eaton
Units
2.50
—25c
Shares
68
10
New Amsterdam C'asualLy
143
Group Assoc
•
Reinsurance Corp—S
Reinsurance Corp
Globe &
Stock
Growth
Investors
11.38
Shares—
Trustee
E
Dividend
78%
73 %
13%
.10
...
Northeastern
Glens Falls
Massachusetts Life FundDe Vegh
61%
12%
Nationwide
314
_4
General
Trust
Investors
Fund Inc
7.36
Fund
Dividend Income
59%
57%
A
5
(Bait).
Accident
5
Federal
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc.—1
54
_5
National
1.25
9.25
Commonwealth
39%
16%
;
5 "
——1
Fund Inc
39%
37
5.49
3.52
37%
»
32%
23%
10
2.26
&
302
Co
lc
Life
10
Co„
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
"Natl
Life
3%
1
..
Manufacturers
Fire
204
3
Fire Assurance
Monument
54 %
50%
23%
110
2
.
General
196%
15
Ins
(Ky>
17%
30%
2
Crum & Forster Inc
Managed Funds—■
Automobile
Natl
16%
Va
two-for-
,
Merchants &
59%
21%
Co—1
5
16%
1
10
of
(ex
split)
Merchants
41%
55
J)_l#^
<N
Life
Insurance Co
22%
Mass Indemnity 6c Life Ins
9
38%
1
38%
21
Inc_L
Co
par
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
% 9%
5
(Galveston)
15%
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Income
Commonwealth
.
31%
27
Ask
36%
Loyal Amer Lif Ins Co Inc.
<Vm tionat
Boston
10.90
10.04
1
Fund Ir.c
Knickerbocker
$10
one
8%
11.10
13.23
Ips
18%
8
Co_5
K-2
Nat
Companies
New
Lincoln National LUe
1
12.88
California Fund Inc
„
5
Fla)
Bid
(Birm)_2
3
31% *
$1.25
25.33
22.08
Ins
of Tenn
208
5
10
21.76
Priced
Life
Casualty Ins Co
Fidelity & Casualty_5
28.93
Investment...
Natl
&
Equitable Assur
11.85
Street
Euiiock
*
Life
74%
r
American
26.47
Com
~
American
20.24
Eoston.Fund Inc__i__—-—1
Eroad
•!
199
1
Tr of
Par
Liberty
71
10
Companies
Ask
147
Mutual Fund Inc_—1
America
•
Ltd
Canada
Elue Hldge
'
10
10
6c Surety
Co
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J)
2%
Amer Mercury (Wash D C)
1
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeton
Inv
lc
2.00
Bid
Par
Ask
Bld
Aetna
1.51
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'ni'cs Corp_lo
Bond
Par
5.12
•
Fund Inc__l
Mut
/
j,
4.15
Inc
Associated Fund Trust
Atomic. Devel
■
G.90
Fund
Affiliated
Funds—
MattuU
1.82
25c
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Aberdeen
Ask
98.333
188
Volume
Number 5787
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
COURSE
THE
Bank
with
based
the
clearings this week show
a
by. us,
Oct.
clearings
18,
from
cities of the United
all
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
States
In
to obtain weekly clearings will
against $22,899,155,456
this center there is
the
for
preliminary
Our
year.
those
below
4.3%
totals
at
stand
the
for
week last
corresponding
$21,920,585,707
1957.
in
week
same
At
Week Ending October
1958
18
the
was
11.
increase of
Week
"It
Ended
week
in
1957.
Outside
loss, of 4.7%.
a
of
this
city
We group
V
11
'
'
$10,716,'448.053
1,263,902,454
the cities
692.781,769
1,135.000.000
720,237,797
Philadelphia
522,033.247
474,039.128
4
3rd
Philadelphia
402,000,000
397,700,000
+
1.1
4th
Cleveland
715,587,000
676,450,216
+
5.8
,5th Richmond
—
V
Boston
Kansas City
Louis
St.
San
————————
Francisco
_i—'
Pittsburgh
437..870.813
:
.
Baltimore
/•'.
_
4
659,401,054
380,510,592
—
4.6
—
526,360,343
607,634,757
—i
-
Cleveland
♦
_
_
387,498,862
1st
9.3
—
6th
Atlanta
7.9
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
-r-
1.8
•9 th
Ten
five
cities
$16,933,037,907
days—$16,487,146,925
Otrier cities, five days
4,946,764,625
4,486,198(985
.
2.8
—
—
12th San
Total
All
all
cities,
Total
cities,
cities
989,352,924
$22,899,155,456
"
781,864:453
1,204,613,521
"
1,476,350,887
1,431,490,065
4
"
678,354,544
659,404,921
594,771,466
"
513,548,621
"
1,247,964,541
20,759,406,856
10,731,240,016
108 cities
York
New
City
—
;
/
Number
r
-Month of
Description—
of
shares—.
.
1958 and
,
,
.
71,971,820
' "1958
501,687,616
36,872,530
$114,465,000
1
.
Nine Months——
'
«.*
"1957
September—
" *
1957 *
1958
393,278,749
$69,798,000
.
&
misc
International
U.
Bank
5,408,100
S.. Government,
Total
~
bonds
$119,875,100
$73,705,680 $978,402,120
The volume of transactions in share
New
of
York
Stock
1955« to
:
Exchange
properties
first nine
is indicated in the following-
1958
1&5E
.
'
1957
""
"
"1st
:•
Quarter-.—
ApbiMay
Jjihe
I--.,
•
37-,575:141
' 46,400,632
35j65t.S68
•
47,197,100^
60.362,702 '#
-
121,387..66'4
^54:106,201
.
56,618,288
,37:201,113
•^4,478,864^
'»5uHm^090
2nd-Quarter-
%297,846,276 T
Months—
July
69,496,464 ;
9tli
•
_
3rd
30,872,530
58,147,690
303,841,240
Quartpr
~
45,712,805
Nine
Months—
-501,687,616
- '
:
'•
7 7
BANK
;
CLEAfUNtiji
■s
Omitted
FOR LEADING CITIES IN SEPTEMBER
-Month of
19J58
>
New York...
47,122
Philadelphia
1957
,
4,386
-Jan, 1 to
September1956
.
1955" >
1958
1957
•„
41.832
"4,2431
42.020
' •474,206
4-.918
38,671
44.005
413,024
'
'47,:890'
•
2nd
4,410
-
43,532
3,118
•<
24,884
29,442.
*
'28,550
2,626
26,534
26,635
■
'25,718
23,900
San. Fran...
3,QUO
2,874
2.632
2,681
~ 26.079
26,041
-
"24,951
.23,247
Cleveland
2,487
2,133
1,918
1,723
PJttfburglv..
1,896
2,090
1.800
Kansas
2.179
.
•
:i',7»2
2,056
1,715
1,625
Louis...
1,601
1,560
1.493
1,656
Minneapo 1 is
2,100
1,79(1
„1,594
1.713
Houston
17,679,.,
39,091
22,640"""2J.472
v
16,789
.
4.5
5,819,215,919
2,920,166,365
4,870,016,300
5,899,375,855
9,867,419,327
3,043,135,627
—'
-J
14,413
1,597
1,632
14,299
15,853
15.378
New
1,012
15.528
15,203
14,446
Baltimore...
1,557
1,470
1,336
1,375
13,901'
14,219
13,583
Cincinnati..
1,231
1,208
1,130
1,151
10.556
11,094
10,802
8,021
7,879
7,398
7,431
7,445
1
8,180
7,560
1—:
York"
—:
Orleans
901
837
940
Seattle
Jacksonville.
809
870
1,044
792
798
—:
913
873
809
833
Birmingham
1,030
944
769
~
818
Omaha,
781
667
595
4.8
92,727:537,726
9+132(632,508
4.4
50,895,456,675
52,112,601;784
920
807'
767
712
640
647
558
Memphis
571
Buffalo.
580
026
562
Milwaukee..
593
576
Nashville...
004
589
568
Washington.
553.
Tot. 31
cities
96,670
cities.
Other
—
L.
964,915(537,988
-
Outside NYC
We
another table showing
7.475
7,416
8.197
8,336
7,406
6,782
5,871
5,726
5,727
7,603
6,954
6,302
6,154
5,763
5,445
4,950
5,089
—
1st
Total
quarter
April
4,507
5,269
5,280
5,118
4,662
5,052
4.723
5.469
470
5,080
860,642
I
832,501
58,727,484,647
+
0.9
48,568,309,870
60,697,999,712
51,111,477,041
+
1.1
53,367,808,896
55,909,739:275
313,971,380,635
+
0.9
160,663,603,413
167,719,216,028
5.5
f-
+ 19.6
53,914,186,984
53.493,184,849
56,373,588,154'
57,20+23+767
57:738,"067,919
100,037,883,165
53,269,612,708
+
105(235,792,137
106,860,943,317
+
—
•3.1
Portland
168,847,915,394
•**1.(1
336:567,131,422
58,675,256,514
55,749,284.794
54,743;267,950
mm
>
169,167,809:258
—1.7
505,734,940,686.
—
——
September——
Total 3rd quarter
488,324
455,325
Total 9.
months
107,626,158,427
100,178,972,079
99,492,006,310
+
—
+
3.3
50,251,713,617
1.6
4.8
52,928,744,237
57,144,272,006
103,324,729,860
313,984,055,991
307,297,136,816
+.2.2
964,915^37,988
—
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for
933,403,136,070
+
the month of
New
Bedford
Springfield
New
Haven
S
Waterbury
Hampshire—Manchester—
Total
(14 cities)
—
26.265,400
135,717,900
13,727.605
12,291,958
3,644,210,719
3,422,976,481
32.4
+
66,401-,588
96,040,767
25,863,600
1.7
—
+
—
280,657,705
26,635,828,117
134,410,385
75,180,693
61,430,076
141,807,556
584,486,144
467,794,106
1,730,852,942
939,334,193
245,535,200
1,304,907,800
112,359,428
57, 709,970
135, 411,278
•
+
6.1
5.7
546, 518,503
-
8.3
428, 835,996
0.4
1,625, 212,400
860, ,490,001
240, 314,800
0.6
+
1.6
+
9.7
+ 11.7
+
6.5
110,628,468
250, 891,850
-
+ 19.8
'
48.969,376
176,039,010
96,579,276
7.1
$
26,534, 439.246
122, 092,077
76, 676,401
0.6
+
.
+
+
14,664,841
148,881.500
—
__—
Rhode Island—Providence
New
6.259,999
62,632,951
-
+
29,668,756
1957
119, 359,761
-
1,299, 733,100
.
114, ,049,985
32.411,735,368
•
490,709,293,260 '
3.4
September and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for week ended
-Week Ended October
Sept. 30
$
+ 34.1
12,437,497
1 to
1958
or
Dec. %
:2,776,795,860
13,985,106
7,340,223
175,435.474
——
Inc.
1957
53,018,269
:
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
Jan
September-
15,563,992
River
Holyoke
4.5
324(384,563,400
505,734
7,499,156
Fall
8.7
7.5
—
103,720,959,987
490,709'
29.846.622
4.2
4.0
52,112
2.973.470,393
14,220,867
10.384,142
4.S
—
7.0
50,895
-
—
+
54,743
—
5.0
—
+
64,365
16,684,872
si
—
626,105,999,254
847,184
S
Dec. fa
0.8
312,134;618,619
August
782,819
1958
Inc. or
$
$
+
334,089,015,724
68.847
-Month cf
1957
1958
112,108,941,370
94,683,600,084
107,178,839,181
650,931,481,997
111,133,140,128
98,583,760,874
104,267,154,989
901,348
72,761'
-Clearings Outside New York-
months—
933,403
Massachusetts—Boston
455,326,337,218
6
964,915
Maine—Bangor
847,184(24+497
488,324,062,053
2nd quarter
4,323
506
at—
901,348,663,155
3.0
Dec. %
$
First Federal Reserve District—Bcston—
dealings
3.4
.
Total
I 4,793
481
our
33,425,776,285
50,305,113.556
Total
4,937
4,999
5,498
94,132
add
32,001(983^98
35.147.849,508
47,138;618,747
0.2
316,842,466,273
5,134
71,657
+
6.1
42,73+113,432
82,021,9C+I9&
110,995,397,405
103,497,342,342
119,596,275,977
March
6,849
5,300
-
22,248,272,718
33,283,517,849
25,572,021,675
20,994(330.183
108,313,552,170
February
5,000
7,259
26,861,524,999
0.3
2.6
Inc. or
1957
112,992,798,478
95,536,115,625
January
5,142
7,18(1
50,920,266,098
26,179,753,462
0(2
clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the Nine Months for four years:
$
92,727
57,144
now
append
Month—
7,938
505
7,881
56,198,510,558
27.850,420,533
46(720,813,787
88,205.608.437
•
8.4
MtNTHLY CLEARINGS
7,201
893,258
.
5.6
505,734,940,680
——.—
.
5.2
+
933,403,136,070
490,709,293,260
18
176 cities
:
i
*
29,12+3M$C8«
407,73+149,969
47,609,77^,446
—11.3
29,405-624,154
25,140,318,725
.
31,401,993,778
429(83+707(293
50(918,403,362
1.2
+ 10.1
—
36,944,171,457
37,965,555,155
52,887,677,956
11
196+
2.0
—
-Clearings, Total All
7,295
5,427»
86,873
S
—
14
7
:
1956
59,249,861,667
16
31
—
Nlne^ontha
Nine Months
32,825,212,813
445,212,398,019
47,114,357,076
41,813,847,641
54,245,115,943
29,352,960,411
50,822,203,274
86,553,165,864
26,468,826,507
1958
8,408
543
85,588
We
7,835
539—
1
•
5,481,578,75+
Dec. ft
$
50,674,922,529
91,341(486,941
27,003,943,100
23,801,834,652
34,811,528,446
38,082,957,488
52,979,009,185
—
99.492
8,197
All..7 104,267
Total
580
550
517
-
91,661
-
•
Inc. or
1957
490,309,959,687
1C
——1
Outside New York City
9,440
8,087'-
753
78S
Paul....
7.4
Nine Months
32,411,735,368
8
—-—'
i—
Total
•
7.751
6,192
653
Denver
St.
:
7,559
"
3(6t7;8S7;3e»
3:970,399^909
5,461,997,712
99,492,006,310
16
—
Minneapolis i
City
9,624
754
Fortlapd....
7,278
7.883
818
827
'
928
.
*
2,649,*535,0+2
2.511,494,443
54,743,267^50
15
—'—
'12th San Francisco
6,945
New
808
8,981,073,364
2,906,575,719'
clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the nine months for four years:
14 cities'
10
——-
Cleveland"
9th
7,020
788
■
3,543,004,710
$*
7,039
840-
1.0
3^875,885,482
1958
10.024
345
0.3
6.6
12,601
Louisville...
+
+ 15.0
+ 14.4
13,699
917
—
3,013,133,349
2,811,513,617
104,267,154,989
176 cities
append another table showing
Philadelphia
14,183
1.543
869
7.2
13,587
1,639
992
9,894,747,282
9.0
13,665
15,474
16.293
14,159
1,750
1,160
+
4*
■
3,852,104,408
4,161,320,144
5,828,530,650
_—_———••
lltli Dallas
14,993
14,152
13,834
15.313
1,062
Richmond...
—
3,272,063,340
5,501,584,471
4,436,054,764
6,260,170,861
15.585
15.700
"" 17,018 1
"
6,560,957,346
6,265,837,162
3,565.197,198
57,144,272,006
————
New York City
3,219,554,036
43,717,759,923
5,252,835,041
5,933,487,010
3,024,326,284
458M«765,496
9,314.048,541
3:079,015^4+
3,231;091,074
43,477,970,590
"
"
—
"10th Kansas
16.041
1,793
.Atlanta
1955
S
.
*
19,255
,
17.359
18,699
16,581
1,007
St.
,
42,547
•
18,028
'
1,809
City
44,106'
20,420-
2,209
.
1956
or
Dec. %
5,159,463,006
"
_+
8th St.
20.969
2,631
2,361
Inc.
$ '
3.4
Fra»j&isco ———X—;— 18
7th Chicago
Louis
44,772
4:378
..
14.4%, in the Dallas
the San Francisco
in
6.5
4,405,840,540
.
6th Atlanta
391,858
2.824
.....
of
and
5.0
7
1st Boston
1955
4,852
Dallas
6.6%
+'
.31
5th Richmond
1*956-
-
'•
2,776
•
of
+
...
4th
3,067
5,074
....
.....
increase
an
+
8
3rd
2,973
;...
Detroit
Boston
show
District
3,422,976.481
Nine Months
;
2,755
Chicago
totals
Reserve
Reserve District of 7.4%.
46,591,761,922
4,581,313.300
Federal-Reserve Districts
Sept. 30-
427,668
4.848
44,748
the
3,233,511,641
We
of bank
'if000,900
improvement of 1.0% and the Minneapolis-Reserve
15.0%. In the Kansas City Reserve District
an
District of
4,736,896,669
510,053,578
clearings for leading cities for the
rabntlr of, September -and the nine months ended Sept. 30
in;each of the last four years is sb.owh beloW:*.",'';
A
course
by 9.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 7^2%,
Chicago Reserve District suffers a falling off of
0.3% but the St. Louis Reserve District has-tovife credit
The
3,644,210,719
150,365,422
425,969,862
393,278,749
1,164,143,449
District the totals are larger
48,909.504,626
14
.11
Total
Outside
60,100,410
127.472,175
_
-
41,805,814
37,227,197
126,543,995
;
48,459.198
44,532,173
-■
10,316,928,995
the Richmond Reserve
in
16
Minneapolis
12th San
359,688,158
41^409,195
71,871,820
-j:C~
•,
19,963,660,906
9,835,122,093
1957
T6
11th Dallas
298,497,687
and in
16
10th Kansas Qity
157:362,429
48.-268:270
62,373.056
•;
—_
August
September
19,360,009,769,
5.0
"
-
Louis
8th St.
'53:787,684
144,537;26S-
2C6„734>,754
0.1
+
"
14 cities
—
"
Six
463,802,W3
+
10
-—
—
———
Richmond
45.427.055..
-53.229.949'
§2,555,561
616,609,8*4
487,875,818
1,192,009,916
15
—
—
York
7th Chicago
•
153,960,424 : :2tf2,325,727
%k,309",665
-
r_
763,669,679
560,380,539
6.9
.•
Philadelphia
5th
-74,645,958
L 60,815,145
-66:864:624
:
15.8
-
-
+
1958
4tli Cleveland
■50,365.141
54,176.323
of 6.5%
September—
6th Atlanta
136:744,324'
—
_j!_-
■4avl60.&5&-
of
Boston
3rd
1955
49,871.356
______
1st
2nd New
*-
40-.L{37.732
46,6.7^.286
—
February
lfaircir,—
the
on
+ 11.2
1,068,881,885
1(416,900,713
-
-
+ 10.2
Federal deserve Districts
months
1950
—Number of Shares
January
Month
$744,600,430
for. the
-
10,222,777,959
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 3.4%. In the Cleve¬
land Reserve District the totals are smaller by 4.5% but
$923,594,100 $708,407,300
12,000
'
99,000
96,000
3,895,680
49,605,020
36,024,130
J
104,000
73,000
2.000
government
Foreign
the Boston Reserve District
in
5.0%,
Bonds—■
Railroad
662,505,360 "
1,104,342,355 •
1,200,532,426
760,975,930
576,075,414
622,590,364
••
20,749,545,509
today, a summary of the clearings for
September. For that month there was an
body of clearing houses of 4.8%,
the 1958 aggregate of clearings having been $104,267,154,989 and the 1957 aggregate $99,492,006,310. In the
New York Reserve District the totals record a gain of
results
Stocks—
+
608,569,803
465,806,317
1,167,838,635
increase for the entire
.
2.9
704,972,426
the month of
1957 follow:
+
661,506,882
We also furnish
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
September and the nine months of
3.1
6
Total
Outside
on
of
10,075,881,338
1,116,319,116
1,264,954,155
695,833,453
1,202,299,870
6.4-
10
—
-
9.5
•
$
762,284,032
1.1
+
"
>
"
■'
9,903,518,587
1,006,990,852
«
.
7.1
+
—
+
7
—_
5.0
—
+
9
T
i
City
1955
-
.
640,292,877
4.3
4.3
—
"
.
;
Francisco
4.3
947,239,797
$21,920,585,707
week_
for
—
$20,973,345,900 $21,909,802,532
days—
day
one
all
five
6
17
2
1,222,704,012
$
,
0.9
+
10,969678,056
996,110,283
1,236,817,316
713,775,657
1,132,413,795
1,066,594,570
"
1956
or
■
772,669.195
10,421,637;781
17
—
„
11th Dallas
9.3
Inc.
Dec. %
779,224618
"
li
—_
Louis
Kansas
"1957
10
!
;
Minneapolis
10th
cities
9
—
:
1.1
-3—16.8
—
12
New York
2nd
10.1
—1
Boston
:
$
2.9
—
The
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1958
'
Chicago
6.4%.
there
SUMMARY
gain of 9.5%
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
Chicago Reserve District has increased its
totals by 3.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District
by 2.9%
and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 11.2%.
In the
Kansas City Reserve District the totals show an expan¬
sion of 15.8%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 10.2% and
in the San Francisco Reserve District of 6,9 %fc
a
t|iat week there
October
1,030,000,000
p
however, which
the final
previous—the week
able to give
are
the
Federal Reserve Districts
2.3
—
Reserve District the totals record a falling off of 14%,
but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
register
statement,
we
for
5.0%, the bank clearings at this center
registered
510,470,887,444
.
For
week
same
an
having
-
% 1957
Oct.
1,227.841.303
York
New
TELEGRAPH
BY
detailed
was an increase of
0.1%, the aggregate bf clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $20,759,406,856 against $20,749,545,509
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
elaborate
complete results
ended
in
2.3%.
the
present further below
and
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in, which they^
are located dnd, from this it
appears that in the New
York Reserve District (including this city) the totals
suffer a decline of 5.0%, but in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals show an .improvement of 0.9% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 7.1%. In the Cleveland
the week ends
time
we
be
as
45
CLEARINGS
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
from which it is possible
BANK
furnish therii today, inasmuch
cannot
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
decrease compared
a
Preliminary figures compiled
ago.
year
(1633)
32,825,212,813
Inc. or
Dec. %
+
7.9
—.10.6
1958
1957
4,277,677
7,792,043
633,984,376
3,469,512
—
0.4
—
9.2
+
6.1
17548,931
4.5
1,846,739
14,732(94011,930(683
38,168,043
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
4*
—
6.5
8.3
6.1.
8.4
1.5
1.3
$
3,038,172
—21.0
8,538,178
521,751,774
3,347,148
+
0.9
+
0.5
3.0
MSB
*
-
3:082,311
+312,039
602,546.068
3,948,218
27359,887
—34.4
1788*7,749
L609,695
3,107,258
—40.6
+800,288
13.387A15
+
1.3
23,780,216
38,474,653
23,060,492
3,479,392
12,754,639
9,047,875
30,210,639
+
3.1
19,679,031
33,437,159
22.2SUB38
347M5AOO
347128,600
+"*0.8
247531A00
57,7^00®
3,368,358
2,739,239
+ 23.0
2,020,880
2,M7^47
0.9
640,292,877
762,284,032
15,038,036
—
11,975,330
—
2.0
0.4
2.1
0.4;
1956
9,862,284
3,450,899
+4
Oct. U for 4 years.
+ 37.4
625,359,824
4.1
5.1
11-
3,112,693
2.0
—
Inc. or
Deo. ft
$
9.0
—
779,294,618
772,669,195
+
9,98+859
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
lK9r
CltUllft At—
-
.</
_,V^,W83,033,235/
York—Albany^
mingb*»ta»
Elmlra
....
...
..—
Jamestown
/
;
-
.,,//.,15,850,583 /.
-
47,122,882,983
„..,//
191,202,969
New York
Rochester
/./ ;,//
v/:/.
Titles
Oonnecticu'c--6tsjnfoid
Jersey—Newerku
Northern New Jmey_
•■/■
5,142,333/015
+
5.0
—
2.7
+
5.3
w
.
+ 12.9
.+
0:3
,
—
^
i-
1.0
.
^ 25774^4^-
•
V.
—
.
«'
10,421,637^781
V 10,969,878,056 * '
23,m45l"
*65,029,268
75,479;430 ;
•••:
—-
10,075,881,338
9,903.518,587^+
^5.0
,
.
/;/;*^i$4SM92^'r/y :
- - - 56,20%024
+15.8— v+- V; 60,6517735
——"",7!
:
+11.5
-
67,456;0547/
78,119,464
+ 10.1
-W."Z-
.
64,44^,541--
*
•
445,212,398,019
490,309,959,687
5.0
+
46,591,761,922
48,009,504-,626
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.
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71;840,678
2.1
—
3,223,051,225
24,573.571
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1,576,395,459
1,006,496,122
216,704,917
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110,117,964
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5,498,401,777
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113,303,090'
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312,016,380
339,825,769
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508.673,310
12,473,677
16,283,697
30,115,409
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118,303,906- J
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13,102,246
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15,832^88631,129,277
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60,112,652
44.005,000,000
38,671,000,000
152,039,921
275,539,793
146,062,943 '
267,036,622 17,012,671 ~
59,540.596 >.
695,646,661 "
703,114;437 -
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80,029,705
167,284,871^
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6,321,222
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4,230,055
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.4,102,071
6,798,450
6,589,667
19,457,787
19,888,246
16,633,983
18,527,952
271,771,530 ;
19,434,557 V
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6,760,333
155,211,779
4,368,817
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8,384,746
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676.840,624
697,965,349
3,850,525
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41,813,847,641-
3.4
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4,730,896,669
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+ 13.3
+ 10*
+
2,119,717*—
*2,100,000
82,098.300-
79,269,057
81,764,054
364,792,720
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62,348,317
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4,386,000,000
4.3
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2,049;685:v:.3.9"
1,831,387
75,540,231
70,468,612
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7;&72,0589,470.320
9.018,-648 /
37,103,583
17,763.428S4^75.834
4,243.000,000
16,44U942-
7,353,557
9,050,572
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—
996,110,283
1,066,594,570
1,116,319,116
1,006,990,852 *
Ftartb Feliral Rtstrvt District—Clsvsland—
1,231,585,442
2,3^34^570-
Cincinnati.
Cleveland
-
—
Hamilton
t«oraln
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—
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Youngstown,
Newark
Toledo
,
——
45,357,154
63,555,265
39,169,928
162,347,060
4,217,493
V
3,363,749
2,096,048,696
40,387,283
24,845,01226,092,41720,502,222
3,786,100
1,896,470,739
38,427.275;:
24,476,604
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City.
^Santucky—Lexington.
29,024,963
j-i.
20,178,800
Waat ~
Total (16
—22.7
73,374,236-.
—
564,808,165
381,493,740
—
+
5.0
398,979,804
—
0.5
1,341,879,037
12~G
31,552,619
9.5
16,581,481,352
6.0
322,735,499
1.5
+ 11.2
1.6
256,064,617
173,256,9G9
4.5
■
54,245,115,943
—
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11,601,137
263,624^985
523,704,679 ■*
246,828,589
539,769,804
55,548,500
57,622,900^-
54,272,000
11,859,593 •.
14,288,813
11,656,006
13,673,98a
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59,308,100
v
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/—21.33.6
11,711,737
9.9
13,169,598.
4.6
+
5.7
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1,422,903,523
40,934,202
28,653,00418,699,454,597
347,000,734229,558,024
236,099,678-
214,244,793
—
12,580,513
12,825,473
257,520.765
1.4
455,280,618'./
509,228,921
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57,726,678
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6,265,837,162
cities)-11
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4,9.
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488,151,632
11.192.G58
261,880,546
4G7,335,217 /
4.4
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11,094,688,434
22,640,059,989—
2,224,149,000146,185,629
2,333,055,100
4.8-
+
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481,690,896
460,699,545
10,556,878,413
20,420,150,619
8.7
+
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260,856,800
16,682,812
8,292,951
(a)-
IHmnsylvanla—Bearer
Greensbnrf
Pittsburgh
Oil
-
273,295,300
15,583,910
6,407,191
54,165,015
57,572,346
41,147,945
161,511,027
Colurabua
l.r5.1
—
52,814,903
1,208,033,8642,487,889,737
50,849,008
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1,264,954,155
1,202,299,870
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Fifth F«#«fal Restrvf District—Itlchmcnt—
85,223,000
1,160,380,520
35,549,211
72,474,767
Columbia.
11a ryland—^Baltimore.
Frederick
"
0.1
■
5,172,323
20,361,000
245,840,935
8,312,722
+
3,786,690
8.2
—
178,980,329
889,944,422
213,129,371
8,128,398
1.8
8,021.562,721
7,879,001,560
+
316,730,760
304,982,979
+
3.9
+ 19.8
628,223,522
575,487,261
+
3G.6
/
/
4,128,843
3,946,556
7.9
21.98G.039
21,088,000
+ 15.4
22,106,581
217,877^99
—
+
2.3
212,183,467
8,350,908
+
7.9
278,897,350
9.2
+
5.5
61,010,332
56,948,907
+
5.8
5,427,538,333
5,300,612,442
+
2.4
152,140,166
+
9.0
29,352,960,411
29,405,624,154
0.2
.
781,864,453 /
8,282,775
.
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308,344,791
7.1
+
r-
324,277,805
350^037,307
2.2
14,219,660,234
13,901,736,497
+ 23.6
3,272,003,340
3,505,197,198
178,846,246
817,312,000
+ 17.0
6,192,469592,405,073
626,828,836
0.7
8,4
+ 10.5
1,476.495,673
Olatrlct of Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cltlea)
—
992,040,008
32,161,594
60,500,430
1,557,938,310
7,652,445
Richmond
Sauth Carolina—Charleston
—
19,276,093
92,992,000
19,150,100
Virginia—Huntington.
Virginia—Norfolk.
Naat
—
6.9
+
136,111,646
137,141,040
9.5 "
+
142,346,812
713,775,657/ /
GG2,505,3G0
Z
695.833,453:
*
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Sixth Fei§nl Resirvt District—,Atlanta—
/"
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122,892,758.
125,404-,665
Nashville
/
604,380,199
tiaorgl^—Atlanta-
-
Columbus
27,327,276
24,955,483
r
Macon
.
—
.Florida—Jacksonville..
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham.
Mobile
1,044,529,811
109,675,653
1,030,017.695
62,934r024
+
9.1
5,080,531,871
5,052,815,860
+
2.1
Jackson
65,465,543
11,237,909
3,133,715
Meridian
Vlcksburg
■i^ulsiana—Neer Orleans;
.
Total (16 cities)
Sovtnth FoieralR««rvt
Michigan—Ann. Arbor
Detroit.
Flint.
Grand
28,096,250
25,964,990
29,106,722
928,931,127
82.513,437
944;981,911
•
•
f
32,919,000
Mlasissippl—Hattlesburg.
14,315,360
2,755,694,000
40,363,289
Watertdwn
ManltCwoo
Tawa—Cedar
Raplds-
Des Moines
eioux
——
city.
Ames
Illinois—Aurora
Eloomlngton
Chicago
.«
Decatur
Rockford,
Bpringfleld
44,142,345
593,819,349
7,791,208
13,355,207
1,358,511
3,708,504
33,563,247
229,849,905
82,113,441
4,374,372
14,035,964
7,362,719
5,074,440,793
34,300,522
76,421,260
.
Total (31 cities).
50,822,203,274
50,674,922,529
9.0
8,197,195,519
+
1.3
555,918,971
263,729,523
+ 12.4-
279,271,000
+ 13.0
557,969,786
+ 21.0
—
9.1
+
7.5
+
<
7.2
/
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1.9
*
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355,300,000
+
1.3 •
106,398,517
374,200,000
5,572,577
+
14.7*'
27,071,479
27,062,409
9.8
113,508,124
.5,900,144
372,500,000
8,160,230
203,340,188
5,990.871170,762,724
170,138,334
216,096,557
199,758,768"
6,393,876-/
..
4.0
■—
6.5
+
2.0
5,919,246
220.811,104
>
"5,372,840
'
6/133,393
+ 13.9
5.8
3.1
.'" +
+
:
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13,663,129
-
.
5.3
+
,
^
8.3
+
27,304,312
186^248^38
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13,975,400
13,781,205
3.6
+
•
249,086,573
14,426,590
1.7
—
—
0.1
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,
+
+
9.2
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8,180,096,783
+
+13.5
116,713,973
'
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—
773,765
-
r
G88.434
733,892
j
794,103
6.4
1,104/342,355
1,068,881,885
—18.9
2,871,514
2,965,575
22,1797316
21,978,834
11,963,619
12,317,514
+
1,132,413,795
1,204,613,521
...
170,364,255
y 199,559,630
191,445,556.
194,887.074-
0.3
+
119,541,527
24,884,360,000
—14.2
340,374,149
—13.8
727,705,186
134,323,846
407,327,918
166,758,957
29,442,095,000
390,474,999
780,138,6*7-
5.9
•
—14.0
—
6.1
—
1.6
+ 21.9
3,294,573,873
3,239,983,881
2.0
371,082,090
+ 11.5
+ 16.9
157,438,641
389,607,771
3.0
5,469,227,092
5,280,930,103
+ 23.7
66,528,207
61,865,262
102,998,873
106,103,970
s
1
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■
1.8
,
■
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19,555,813
17,304,789
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12,029;623J-.v
9,761,349
479,393,527
1,032,568,427
12,536,558
0.8
4,307,429
4,417,662
9,848,165
4,815,906
79,610,000
10,386,900
4,848,988
12179157525
1227190,691
6.8
+
1.7
400,800,209
—
158,681,335
—
357,710,057
11,194,153
827911,000
81,213*000
7.4
11,151,683
+10.7
11,328,615
84,520,000
9,256,777
2.7
+
—
8.9
+
+
3.6
+
,
.
-
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124,394,273
—
2.4
7.5
—
10,010,471
2.9
121,467,926
16,942,816
16,609,830
0.1
35,886,309
+ 14.6
290,703,815
41,270,028
273,940,290
6.1
8,023,472
+ 15.9
1,966,036,891
1,794,954,847
+
9.5
52,808,029-
7,561,375
53,211,136
8,096,090
45,892,229
47,383,785
+ 32.0
690,881,142
560,124,569
+
28.3
20,281,526
17,782,060
16,137,500
16,653,693
+
+ 24.0
36,656,547
31,395,323
3.4
118,212,41C
120,514,143
7.1
62,509,960
4.6
66,438,936
44,106,991,171
+
—
—
3.2
16,172,880
16,012,211
16,056,280
417,210,567
438,787,866
256,120,332
—
4.9
8,321,913
9/068,998
+
4.2
266,928,731
28,546,464
0.3
86,553,165,864
'+
2.6
16. 888,348
+
4.0
.
28,561,036
91,341,486,941
r
—
—
—
1.3
12,049,882
8,234,220
1,431,490,065
8,941,611
17,098,003
9,197,845
10,156,322
-
7,590,915
7,239,477
1,476,350,887
'.
1,681,222
1,029,706,568
819,433,656
635,022,991
4.1
7.3
1,560, 542,818
1,083,998,070
1,402,185
1,298,199
614,619,216
+ 28.9
17,567,474
3,599,067
,T
m
1,783,975
10,944,009
+
1,601,319,239
1.9
5.9
4.9
8.7
—
6,966,025
+ 16.8
—
—
+
+
+
2.0
+
266,782,254
+ 14.4
+
+
—13.0
1,045,475,955
8,174,137
43,532,480,073
279,783,444
45.228,480
30,021.315
2,643,946
-
;,
■
3.7
—
0,894,747,282
9,867,419,327
3,464,145
;
,
2.4
4.2
+ 10.8
•
.
.
-
—14.2
+
2.9
+
,
6.7
—
—
2.8
962,693,835
.
—12.8
173,200,593
109,323,358
+
+
.—15.5
—
+
~
.,2,809,996
2.4
—
»
414,678,004
—
70,303,800
32,208,899
3,406,818
156,484,426
111,932,715
492,120,347
29,993,558
47,087,139
..
Sterling
27,343,448
7,883,282,763
913,594,128
+ 18.1
.
9,-624,097,616
—11.0
4,852,021,498
•
Peoria
90,033,959
+ 12.4
+32.9
.
2.1
—
232,381,157
257,092,944
9,440,428,388
802,243,386
8,336,985,805
590,236,566
254,602,921
270,899,000
515,170,073
85,471.598
*
6,297,208
12,614,868
1,767,666
3,707,031
29,299,948
198,307,911
62,199,161
3,529,054
13,579,751
7,925,132
18,564,735
BUeboygan
3.9
86,444;292
17,490^476
43,616,672
18,618,901
11,985,413
54,865,732
113,814,786
348,204,869
42,142,402
16,649,588
37,769,685
676,486,016
15,048,621
40,967,007
18,313,425
Terra HaUta.
Cshkosh.
2.7
47,051,334
12,614,797
3,097,552,000
-
-
74,521,916
Couth Bend.
Wisconsin—Madison.
Milwaukee.
—
5,501,584,471
14,612,164
56,435,986
110,644,041
362,705,752
41,292,828
Indianapolis
+
26,347,124
114,469,314
359,800,000
0.5
District—Chicagi—
.
4*dlana—FOrt WayneGary.
62,141,373
28,784,323
29,298,000
57,058,132
9,287,857
3,446,944)
—
—
837,888;474-
5,899,375,855
Lansing —
Muskegon
Bay City-.
•
901,109,296 1
.Rapids™.
Jackson
-
;
+
■
26,837,068
125,678,225 '
3.7
—
15,203,800,000
265,169,024
1.8
15,528,200,000
240,857,837
221,034,384
240,529,213
34,007,167
Montgomery
1,160,224,712
1,117,713,256
553,892,164
28,578,329
Augusta
2.0
1,756,400,000
•
1,793,700,000
+
'
6,820,831
1,200,532,426
1,410,900,713
0.1
5.2
+
3.1
RiSbth Ftiiril Reservt District—Si Ltiis—
Missouri—4St
Louis.
13,864,921,007
*
Cap# Girardeau.
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville.
Usnnesfcee—Menjpttfcnilnols
■
Jacksonville.
Qolncj
TaCa] (7 cities).
-13,596,730
846, 239,148
571, ,897,137
2, ,540,229
12 ,082,416
3,043,135,627
3,013,133,349
845,459,742
558,481,626
3,111,749
153,564,571
30,744,311
'7,278,458,307
-
2, ,943,253
:
+ 22.3
—
0.1
—
2.3
+ 12.5
5,000,950,536
26/604,-822
113,382,953
1.0
26,466,826,507
*
+ 22.5
+
14,152,854,906
162,412,690
29,123,280
7,431,"868,982
5,089,440,005
•
•-
24,739,429
113,503,808
27.003,943,100
—
—
+
—
—
+
—
—
2.0
350,400,000
-
333,300,000
+
5.1
377,500,000._
373,500,000
199,297,195
181,308,236
218,783,069
5.5
5.6
2.1
190,815,841
181,602,223
1.7
133,828,039
140,926,496
167,-680,797
8.3
0.1
3,310,664
2.0
678,354.544
-
3,576,202
659,404,921
,2,870,499-/+;./
760,975,930
3,505/613
763.669,679
-
Volume 188
Number 5787 .y. The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1655)
Month
^September-
-Jan. 1
1^7
■■
L -o_ ..v..
-
,
1958
■
.
.
C
'.r
■<
-Week. Ended
X95T-
Dec.#
October
47
11-
me.or
-
t
V V
'
1958
■:L: ;Dec.»
.
r.;
42,110,121
•
47,477,257
1,790,283,523
.
.
2,100,901,390
,
14,606,368
785,221,513
-
■
-
333,057,187
16,293.039,191
!•
140,042,948
-
+ 17.4
,
13.460,582
712,905,107
.
-
1—11.3
:
+
8.5
+
-
■-
+ 10.1
-
6,154,231(875
41,738,783
"
5,020,991
Fergus Falls.
4^87,550
2,-443,067
52,684,506
;
+14.4
-
2,224,344
47,473,931
•:
.
7,583,000
9.8
+
•
-
405,880,594
-15,-474,154,434
116,225,874 i
5,763,376,634
.
';■■■
+
+11.0
:
6,573,000
+ 15.4
+ 27.0
176,168*851
+
+
3,523,689
28,183,003
22,321,493
+ 15.0
+ 13.7
177,089,734
72,924,453
3,053,663
63,931,005
+14.1
561,690,071
2,401.625
+ 27.1
18,747,360
3,233,511,641
2,811,513,617
+15.0
25,140,318,725
23,801,834,652
25,368,761
■
Total (16 cities).
+
36.2
20.7
■I
376,163,013
36,180,277
"
•
-
254,899,401
+26.0
42,552,296
40,872,189
41977057270
6,192,384,075
41,925,350
+
30,780,276
66,722,951
2,633,562
•
312,235,887
31,112,766
;
Total (14 cities).
920,008,190
t
ElPaso—
•Ft. Worth.
^Galveston
.
..Houston
-Port Arthur-
9.6
^Louisiana—Shreveport-
4.8
+
+ 19.8
248,939,324
6.1
+ 14.4
36,-944,171;457
+ 20.9
'
-
Total (11 cities).
7,695,274
7,689,385
8,235~174
11^137^990
14^557^872
661,506,882
5.6
594,771,466
+ 11.2
576,075,414
560,380,539
+ 28.0
1,127,476
1,172,408
6.5
2,150,780,880
+14.0
1.4
+
'
.
274,611,000
•
-
-
-14,299,762,334
—21.7
269,395,302
+ 16.1
85,948,770
+
0.9
511,183,777
4,161,320,144
+
6.6
37,963,555,155
6.7
+
5.5
179,064,525
+ 23.7
+
1.2
+
+ 16.1
9,175,115
151,032,301
146,759,989
..
-8>389,416
10,967,783
11,822,533
29,156,416
26,352,519
404,273,462
13,814,538
395,760,409
13,317,351
•6,685,510
7,057,344
'» 7~252~525
608,569,803
622,590,364
616,609,844
11,697,360
25,582,603
+ 20.7
450,726,764
15,838,958
390,075,900
13,651,763
TiTs
7,732,320
704,972,426
■
n
8.4
+11.3
—
imJL_-
7,217,935
30,868,632
9.2
+
154,261,062
971,750
925,341
740,419
8,692,937
—
'8,346,350
,
i
—33.0
+
6.5
+ 40.6
661,050
11,733,102
—14.7
+ 16.0
3.5
2.3
+
8.8
+
6.4
+
6.1
+
453,092,122
240,068,918
1
78,101,969
1.0
6.1
—
+
"
V
..
10,863,778
+ 37.9
10,187,326
39005^094
"+109
409,546,169
14,975,980
3.2
43^551,423
2.0
"
;
+12.0
t. *, muw—«»*
1.1
'41,274,280
—17.4
5,725,000
+
39,108,573
7,640,000
-
40,401,983
;
:
8,479,000 .;.
;>
-
—
^
6,967,141
6,568,348
6,031,166
"7,097,095
4.7
"12,054,797
11,466,524
13,230,174
14;931,877
2.6
513,548,621
465,806,317
487,875,818
463,802,703
1.1
—
.....
..""SV.v/
7,778,826
8,582,393
940,500,426
Yakima
870,303,392
26,983,720
29,699,856
Idaho—Boise.
49,725,435
Portlana
913,031,871
Utah—Ogden
8.1
7,751,745,582
1.1
204,824,505
215,275,146
9.3
7,325,714
199,201,234
6,654,102
189,193,087
5,859,474
181,754,205
235.199,422
7.5
406,450,277
5.2
151,285,000
386,389,241
141,262,000
7,475,249,651
211,702,678
3,694,599,482
1,897,534,220
<b) 408,278,448
400,184,266
1,142,228,283
264,804,591
730,827,645
209,524,794
26,041,016,180
1,029,441,211
326,627,661
494,746,782
210,132,524
173,200,465
196,073,529
203,003,703
106736L927
9l7WM384
887288,792
827432",525
25,679,656
25,698,035
24,003,143
18^25^28
16,938,159
6lT^9,342
604,639,538
+
23,999,487
+
191,146,644
(a)
4.5
218,816,593
2.8
3,594,999,656
+ 10.7
2,045,045,300
(a)
+ 27.4
40,399,208
449,339,035
1.0
1,103,543,381
274,823,111
117,902,439
119,144,439
35,298,215
——-
31,501,616
+ 12.1
+ 10,4
—
23,159,086
74,344,438
20,680,157
3,090,035,057
2,874,680,085
137,093,821
Francisco.
118,579,710
Jose.
7,559,038,623
+ 48.4
82,046,382
Modesto
+ 12.0
+
7.5
+ 17.6
743,108,418
222,327,830
20,079,757,136
1,121,051,541
<
+12"3
—
0.1
27,613,280
+ 10.6
16^991,157
19,198,545
+
2.2
4.7
617,795,295
29,152,956
601,572,240
24,781,373
6,766,031
13,026,659
—
3.8
1.7
+
6.1
+
0.1
29,317,571
28.003,584
+
9,206,879
12,591,955
+ 44.5
8,044,123
+ 11.8
12,998,223
0.2
1,247,964,541
1,167,838,635
6.9
1,192,009,916
933,403,130,070
20,759,406,856
20,749,545,509
+
o *-i
505,734,940,680
10,731,246,016
10,222,777,959
+
5.0
+
7.4
52,887,677,956
99,492,006,310
+
4.8
964,915,537,988
54,743,267,950
+
4.4
490,709,293,260
+
52,979,009,185
discontinued.
3.4
+
+
13,304,314
14,073,760
5,828,530,650
,
7.8
8.9
348,066,459
512,204,948
57,144,272,006
operations
(a) Clearings
+
1.1
3.4
2.7
6.6
8.7
+12.7
104,267,154,989
Outside New York
+
+
—
6,804,923
7.1
3.5
+
59,132,219
6,260,170,861
Grand total (176 cities).
+
+
35,486,793
66,661,223
Total (18 cities).
—
+
38,584,364
Santa Barbara.
1,
3.7
+ 21.2
873,891,340
•
7,835,738,454
—
10.1
399,280,973
51,452,385
^Berkeley
Long Beach—
73,578,452
+
35,619,436
-California—Bakersfielu
70,875,644
+
410,467,457
211,553,582
(a)
Salt Lake etty.
•
+
46,258,036
16,136,000
19,561,000
9.4
—
__.
y B,570(000
7.2
—
Twtlfth Federal Reserve District—San
-Bellingham.
♦
37,611(386
-
7.3
+
+
s" .i.'
,
U-
Tr:'.....■■
-*-9.8
38,982,957,488
+
916,149
617,782
'
17,679,649,507
1,919,909,311
1,537,289,314
+
332,633,000
15,853,420,404
-
1,553,831,216 '
—27.2
•
>
'
+
34,811,528-,446
-
18,028,617,822
+
•-
•
232,489,647
+11.2
•
!
480,832,448
1.1
—
8,991,227
.
5,164,733
15,336,280
+ 14.3
2,795,274,198
228,801,590
7,603,725,464
8,087,515,774
55,466,633
/
.
'
8,630~449
+ 14.0
+
19,822.985
55,938,241
10,438,635
-5,196,980
6.5
+ 10.6
*4,265,438
266,354,211
80,141,456
536,133,-807
Texarkana
5,029,367
1772U~G07
,
—
'508,471,160
-4.436,054,764
-Wlchita Falls.
10,170,683
7.1
+
15,700,486,556
-
565,757,854
20,509,384
2,730,381,548
3.8
+
26,319,501
„
48,448,911
17,018,815,179
+
2,133,757,555
1,918,878,896
!•:<' 241,668,240 .\—226,845,297
182,851,449 - •
160,448,752
26,394,000
36,242,000
1.662,537,218::;-:": 1,639,990,165
7,626,328
9,737,431
30,365,365
30,055.185
1,223,408,640
+ 21.2
48,345,057
.
26,025,644
--292,074,194
8.6
+ 19.9
3.852,104,408
58,452,089
13,429,765
•
•
+ 17.9
+
/■- 867,001,641
^Beaumont
5.5
—31.3
1,715,184,947. '
55,062,801
2,536,579
297,812,300
25,977,759+
~4,405,840.540
.
+ 20.2
5,269,368
•
117752,959
5,565,385
2.6
+
5,871,805,333
33,904,417
15,735*048
436,201,243
1,120,426,647
47,854,827
+17.2
140,208,323
139,1457570
+S4.4
393,2737184
1,730,791
•44,811,196
118,904,613
...5,721,990
2,056,752/461
142^358,583
10,827,439
+ 15.1
—
35,745,794
~8~7
+
667,214,070
-4,004,143
"4,913,172
1,825,473
+"e^
^
•
''
46,237,423
781,697,088
,152,173,083
'
'
4,041,904
"
9,622,196
373,434,306
4.9
4,052,016
+
10,751,885
337,187,632
12,948,030
5.5
61,538,000
77,583,541
180,848,632
302,319,751
33,794,587
232,491,543
189,466,040
507,782,378
16,449,361
«34,027,376
161,707,841' v:
5.8
+13.2
—
^
18.3
89,313,602
7.2
8,886,235
394,823,788
j
.
1.8
+
"
+
8,371,345
447*072,225
6.8
+
+
20,629,182
36,166,129
12,159,*815
;
5.3
+ 20.5
40,980,923
18,550,815
-
22,107,223
49,247,373
•
_
+
>380,391?545
21,949,253
401,424,179
64,583,000
9,572,297
t—17.9
—
—
-
+
.
1,164,143,449
19,963,660,906
19,360,009,769
10,316,928,995
9,835,122,093 '
(b) Figures represent cleavings for eight months only.
-
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Condition Statement of Member Banks
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
..
The condition statement of
Pursuant to the
EXCHANGE
POREIGN
RATES CERTIFIED BY
OCTOBER
Country and Monetary Unit
10,
Noon
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
1958
TO
OCTOBER
16,
1958,
1930
INCLUSIVE
banks of the
shows
in loans
(Value In United States Money)
banks,
Friday
Argentina,
peso—
*
Official
Oct. 13
$
.0555555°
Free
Monday
.0174405
pound
Australia,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada,-dollar
Austria,
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Japan, yen
Malaysia,
Mexico,
Malayan dollar
peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso_.
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden,
krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, poundUnited Kingdom, pound sterling
•Nominal.
.210510
.00311807°
Wednesday
Oct. 14
.0555555*
.0385356*
.0169593
2.236802
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0200625
.0200687
1.029500
1.030781
1.032109
.210510
.210523
.210510
.00311807*
and
.00311307*
.00311807*
.00238125
carrying
.238950
creased
.210296
.210303
.210326
.210298
2.807500
2.807812
2.807187
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.327197
.327186
.327186
.01100560°
.0800560*
.0800560*
.0800560*
.193283*
.265100
Columbus
Day
.265125
.265133
2.779702
2.780012
2.779393
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.496950*
•
.0349000*
.0238095*
.193283*
.0349000*
.0238095*
?
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.233081
.233037
.233008
.233000
2.796388
2-806875
2.797011
2.797322
2.796699
2J307500
*
-
.
,
2.807812
,
r
;
•
...
2.807187
$128 million
adjusted, $259 million in balances w\th domestic
increase of
$583 million in U.
S.
Government
reporting member banks; the principal changes
decrease of $55 million in New York City and
an increase of $18 million in the San Francisco District.
Changes according to industry appear in another press
release. Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
.238925
.327197
week
a
.00238125
00238125
the
all
were
.238912
.140080°
.496950*
.0349000°
.0238095*
changes for
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $67 million
at
.238825
.265110
2.779084
principal
An increase of $552 million in holdings of
and $374 million in demand -deposits adjusted;
an
.00238125
2.806875
.00277912°
following
deposits.
.0555555*
.0169163
2.237300
.0200625
Day
Oct. 16
$
.0168008
Columbus
Thursday
Occ. 15
t
.0555555*
.0200600
1.029250
Tuesday
2.237051
2.236553
.0385356°
weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
U. S. Government securities; decreases of
Buying Rata for Cable Transfers in New York
Oct. 10
the
ended Oct. 8:
U. S. Government and other securities
$76 million. Real estate loans increased
de¬
$38
million.
of Treasury bills increased in all districts
million which reflected the purchases
of a special issue. Holdings of U. S. Government bonds
decreased $49 million. .Holdings of "other"- securities
increased $61 million.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $225 million in
Holdings
and
a
total of $629
,
New York City,
$126 million in the Chicago District, and
outside of
City and in the Dallas District, but they in¬
creased $61 million in the Richmond Distr iet - and $51
$49 million each in the New York District
New York
million in the San Francisco District.
Borrowings
from
Federal
Reserve
•
,
«-» t.\
.
Banks
increased
48
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
A summary
Decrease (—) Since
Oct. 1,
1958
1958
._
Commercial
52,547
29.649
__
industrial loans,.-.—
and
._
'
to
brokers
chasing
dealers
and
ing securities
estate
Real
U.
+
1,993
■
6,662
Lord
2,478
5%
+
2,178
Merck
+
1,071
San
+
1,835
Thermoid
+
257
United-Greenfield Corp.,
395
Woodall
61
+
1,444
_
vault,,,——
in
Cash
12,773
Federal Reserve Banks—
Reserves with
376
176
976
■
45
+
0
Jan
2
948
Nov 25
148
<te
Inc.,
Co.,
.$4
second
conv.
Miguel Brewery, Inc., 8%
-Oct
1, 1966—___
preferred stock.,
-Oct
convertible preferred
Co.
Industries,
5%
cumul.
conv.
7-17
Co.—
.Nov
1
1316
Class
Shell
1
deposits adjusted——
deposits except U. S. Government-
Time
deposits-..,,——.
Interbank demand deposits:
U.
Government
S.
:
Domestic
banks
299
DIVIDENDS
643
(Continued from page 12)
59
11,486
•
+
3
+
1,425
_
*
4,27.9
-
_
banks
Foreign
+
+
From
Federal
From
313
Banks—.
others
Reserve
banks
to
162
Morris, Inc.—
preferred (quar.).__——
preferred (quar.i _______—
Phillips-Van Ileusen, common (stock cliv.) —
5%
preferred (quur.).._.Northern
Piedmont
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1958
1958
account—^___
19,316,893
878,846
certificate
certificate
gold
1957
—1,809,501
40,999
—
1,404
—
Other
cash
26,668
+
and
Industrial
loans
S.
-
344,557
President
Price
1
Bonds
+
____
10,000
2,483,771
—_——
bought outright—
repurchase agree¬
1,573,679
+
21,507,291
______
854,337
+
157,100
+
10,000
25,379,372
157,100
+
4
128,100
—
128,100
+
1
1
10-20
10-20
Smith
10-20
11-
pfd,
pxd.
10-
V2
Co.
11-
C
(4 %
1
11-
1
11-
1
$1.17 Va
11-
1
12-
25c
*2 Vac
10-
Total U.
Govt,
S.
securities
Due
from
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
cash
banks_
+
285,200
+
147,287
+
1
1
1
12-
1
1!
1T-14
$1.16
...
9c
10-25
O
50c
(increased)
10-20
.:+
3
6,360,828
+
1,756,937
90,676
+
123
_____
assets
Total
189.371
_T_,
assets
6%.
12,038
+
53,308,393
+
+
134,988
+
1
8,236
Class
Radio
183,965
+.
securities
Inc.,
of
Corp.
1st
$3.50
common
(quai.i
Reserve
notes,,.,.,-,.,
C
27,056,338
56,854
18,550,401
324,837
+
189,988
Ralston
i—
277,543
Member bank
!
reserves
U. S.
Treasurer-—general acct.
Foreign
339,713
13,645
323,641
1,854
Other
338,730
10,473
25c
i
19,552,485
+
2,516
—
77,485
+
298,865
5,300,312
+
1,489,751
Other liabilities &
203,596
—
availability cash items
accrued divs.
21,969
Real
(increased
Co.
406,170
Reda
367,108
Reed
(C.
;
3,370
+
Capital
51,931,104
+1,846,905
154,296
+
Class
4
357,172
accounts
Reliable
21,235
—
Stores
^enold Chains
of
serves
note
liab.
&
capital
acets.
gold
certificate
to deposit and F.
liabilities
53,308,393
♦Includes,
183,965
+
43.3%
.5%
—
11-10
11-
50c
'
.
1
4%%
commitments
prior to Sept. 2,
1,019
1958. Section
12
—
13b
66
surplus of $27,543,000.
Class
10-22
11-
1
Antelope
Copper
shares
11-
ers
12-12
10-15
10-23
9-19
10-25
list of corporate bonds, notes,:
stock called for redemption,
10-
$1
12-
11-
20c
_93%C
10-
11-14
1
Super
10-20
U-. 1
10-10
1
12-31
12-24
preferred
series
F
preferred series H
4%%
preferred series
10-2§
10-25
$1
12-
1
12-
1
11-14
I. (quar.)—
$1.18%
12-
1
$i.02Va
12-
1
SL23%
12-
1
11-14
Rohr
ton which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Class
"A"
and
class
■-
"B"
gold debentures
jDctte
Page
Oct
5%
mortgage
bonds
•partial
due
July
1,
1967
American Bosch Arma Corp.—
debentures due Nov. 1, 1964___
American pfccourft Co. of Georgia—
6*nM*ldebentures, dueW76i__.,
•Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills,' Ltd.—
^^4% debentures series A due Nov. l, 1978...^
Inc.
1515
15
Nov
&
W
Fine
Foods,
1
10-10
10-22
10-10
10-30
10-10
$4
pfd. is-a)
S2.25
1-2-59
12-15
(accum.)——
$1.25
10-30
10-10
%
30c
11-10
Safety Industries Ipc.
I
15c
•11-14
(quar.)—
10-10
Safeway Stores, Inc.—
Monthly (payments on common
made on a monthly basis from
4%
preferred (quar.)—
—
3
Corp.,
Date
Page
4.30%
conv.
preferred
will
class
(quar.)__
3t. Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
5% convertible preferred A (quar;)
.
10c
$1
«
81.071
V
a
11-
1
9-26
1-1-59
11-28
1-1-59
11-23
l
-{Nov
1
—Nov
3
•
'
*
1265*
St. Lawrence- Corp.-, Ltd., common
5%
*
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—_—_
Sal&da-Shirrjff-Horsey, ..Ltd,.,
iquar.)_____
common—
-
f_____
(2-13
11-
10- 3
*40c
10c
.
11-15
-
i
20c
10,t
10-25"
s
.
8
10- €
10-
'
6
12-10
11-26
12-
1
11-14
12'-
1
11-14
25c
+-
1.
11-15
10c
;
"
12V-1C
'
12V2C
'
57c
1-2-59
12-11
37(aC
:
for
each
four
10-31
10-20
20c
10-22
10-10
•
held)
11-24
11-
3
11-29
11-
7-
2-27-59
2-
12%c
ireduced)__
cemmon
10-31
G
10-17
(1952
&
1954
R5c
1
10-15
*$1.25
1-1-59
12-16
15c
iquar.)
(quar.).
10-21
(quar.)
11-
35c
10-10
A
11-
V 11-15
10-23
-11M5
10-23
25c
;
:f-'
.
"
20c
7
7
11-15 ■
10-23
30c
11-15
10-31
$1.08
11-15
10-31
$1.04
11-TO
10-31
+I2V2C
11-14
(quar.)
t quar.)
B
1—
10-
1-2-59
25c
(quar.)
10-20
+3c
(quar.)
___
Carson. (Canada),. L,kL-r-^..
preferred (quar.)
Gold: Mines-.Ltd. .(s-a.)
t5c
Instrument
12 Vac
Service^ .$4
Natural
Power
&
Gas
pfd.
J
(quar.)_
Pipeline—
«
•
12-' 1
..
$1..
.10-31
11-
1
10-30
10-31
9-30
10-15
•---
preferred
preferred
Tobin
.
.
11-19
I
10-10
11-
I
70-10
$1.19
11-
$1.21
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
I
10-10
Company—
convertible
Edison
preferred
Col,
preferred
4.56% .preferred
Bank &
common
62
Vac"
tquar.>_{_
10c
12-15
12-
1
17 %c
—
iquar.)___
10-28
10-
8
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
$1.06%
iquar.)
;
;
$1.06(4
;
(quar.)_{___
Trust
Trar.e Company
(quar.)
<Extra+
preferred
Trade
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Packing Co.
Toledo
12-15
11-
_.$1
(quar.)
(quar.)"
S4.84
30c
$1.14'
■
Light," 84.56%" pfd:
preferred
$1.14
I
11-14
11-14
10-31
' ,223/20 .'' 11- J
10-15
"(N._ Y. )■ tquar.)___^_l_
..'
20c
iquar.
.
i25c
tsi.25
415c
12-15
10-24
10-24
12-15
12-
1
9-26
9-26
.11- .7
•
Con^nental Indnstrfes; Inc. (stock "div,j,
>
shire of Highway Trailer Industries
1
pfd. • $ 10 par) - for each 10 she.'* held)
'
One
Transamerica Corp.—New
common
■
4%
Trans
*1.25
,
10c
'
.
..Nov
9i22
12-31
S1J25
(Canada)
A
4.25%
be
on)
'.9-22
10-20
Gas Corp.—-1
4%%
now
10-10
10-20
Fund,, Inc.^_:
share
$4.76
10-31
10-24
10-10
.
preferred
preferred
Thermoid
10-20
,15c
%
—-
1 +
.1;
...5%.
:
Corp. of Calif,
Gold Mines, Ltd
Eleptric
Texas
13c
—
lO-lO"
10-20-
ii:
5%:
Common' iquar.)
*
10-31
(increased),—
Ire
Ltd.
;
10-15-
11-
(quar.)_:
Texas-Illinois
$2.50
22
Redemptions
Company and Issue—
11-
10-16
11- -1_
-
35c
41-i%
partic. pfd,
.
Texas
_
_
Corp. .iquar.)_{__„__
1386
.Oct
Indianapolis Transit System, Inc.—
General
H.),
5%
Ryder System,
3
stock
(William
Rutland Ry.,
30c
<quar.)_
^
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)—{—
Russell-Miller Milling Co.,
NOTICE OF TENDER
Asuncion Post Concession Corp., 8%
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd.—
Rorer
Corp.
10-27
.10c
class A
Aircraft
Corp.—
^convertible preferred
Tecnology;
10-23
1
'
t
(quarc)_%-_____'___^_L^__.
& Co. iquar.)—
:
:
(one
Tech-Hughes
11-14
Rogers Corp.,
'
convertible
5%
11-14
preferred series J (quar.)_:
4.95% preferred series K (quar.)—
Roddis Plywood Corp. (resumed)
4.10%
2
.
C ."(quar.)
Taylor. Pearson
11-14
S1.02Va
^
tag tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
'
4.16%
10-10
(quar.)-.,
(quar.)
4.10%
12-13
40c
,
11-20
15c
Corp.—
Tampa
4d
(quar.)
50c
+
Supermarkets
4.32%
12-
12-1
+5G%c
:'"7 15c
'
*
B
(quar.)
;_
preferred (quar. )2__l
Elc-ctric Co-., common
4%
15L-!5:
-
40c
:
quar.+
(guar.)
(s-a)__
Propane
Inc.,
11-10
-11-10
10c
Class
12c
<
pfd.
:
(quar.
Mold
Talon.
•11-10
1
*
Corp.
iquar.) _:
dividend
Sylvanite
10-20
11-
...
30c
1
30c
»quar.)^__LL :■
-
Sun Life Assurance
Sunrise
1:-
12-
10-20
Textiles, Inc.—
<J. P.)
Cbntainer
div.
12-
r.
(reduced 1
Co.
'12-
3Cc
+
10-20
t
.11-1;
33c
1 quar.
4++%
Ltd.,
•
30c
v
.
preferred
series)
7
11-14
5
:
iquar.i_
10-20
10-20
1
11- -1
„27Vac
.Stores
Stubnltz-Greene
1
5
27%c
(qyar.)___.
preferred
5.20%.
1
10-31
12-
Co.
11- ri¬
$1.18%
--L-
preferred
Farnham
& Stern
10-20
11-1
ll-
$1.15
~
quar.)
?
Suburban
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak-
Company and Issue——
$1.10
*
(quar.
-
Stock
Mines—
Rochester Gas & Electric, common
4%
common
10-20
Canada.
Bros.
10-20
10-20
1
iquar.fLLi:'
Corp.
Roe .&
Stouffer
10-10
11-
SI
(final)
10-20 '
11-
Stop & Shop, Inc.—
10-25
2%
11)
Dec.
Extra,''
Stone
1-1-59
25c
__
10-21
1
$1.06 Va
Finance
Stevens
10-29
5
of
412'»
Ordinary (final less Rhodesia & Nyasaland
taxes, subject to approval of stockhold¬
Notices
1,
5%
10-16
*$1.18
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
I
11-
(quar.)
Co.,
and
Parts
Stern
10-15
10-31
75c
J.)
11-
1
"(quar;)i._—.
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd.-A (quar.)
10-22
1
30c
Tobacco, com. (increased)
common
(increased)—
American
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
a
B
Co.
Stock
preferred
(R.
SI.10
V
<quar.,
preferred
Stein
10-22
1
11-
t28c
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)——._—__—
River Brand Rice Mills (quar.)
Roan
Below will be found
1st
1
11-
30c
Reynolds
!
_
1
(initial
dividend
Steel
(Canada). Ltd.
Reynolds Metals
3.579
—
10-30
.92'/2C
Co.—
(quar.)_
Products
Loan
6%
10-22
45c
2,063
foreign
10-31
11-15
11-
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
9-^9
11-
*15c
(quar.)
10-10
11-15
11-
Brock, class A
B
(quar.)''.
Stock
10-16
25c
(ouar.1
Engineering
Corp.
(quar.)
&
10-10
11-1
97V2C
Stock .dividend'
9
50c
.'
:
(quar.)
A
State
10-15
10-24
10-28
25C
(quar.)
3.6%
—
accept¬
67,659
preferred and
fincluding_J;hose
9-30
12-
11-17
20c
,
11-' 1
$1.03%
IiiD^rnatiobl RR.
Fuel
10-15
(quar.).
preferred
Steel
Republic Natural Gas (s-a >.
:
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Republic Supply Co. of Calif, (quar.).
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
R.
correspondents
Industrial loan
1,856,493
re¬
combined
Contingent liability on
ances
purchased for
+
Ltd.
preferred
10-17
11-1
$1.25
(quar.)_
Sterchi
(quar.)
(Canada),
Electric
Class
Total
Ratio
"12-18
55c
-
common
Reliapce
434,059
+
9~592
210.922
_
16,845
+
809,195
capital
12 V2C
—___)
—
B
Reitman's
in
Service
preferred
11-21
v
10-17
1
50c
_—
par
10-20
1
10-31
1.
10c
:
(quar.).!'
$25
Class
Company—
$2 participating class A
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other
!
--11-
25c
!
common
(quar.)
Stanley
Co. of America
2—
5
10-20
3
5
,,
(quar.L:%:_
preferred
Standard
12-8
12-12
,11-
5c
—
Co.___
A.)
5
10-
11-15
$1.20
par
Standard
9-19
'
50c
j
liabilities
paid
30c
50c
7
10-
10-31
59c iU 11-
Standard Fire Insurance Co. of N. J.
10-15
10-25
$1.50
quar.)
10-31
28c
Standard Dredging CoriL—
.
Pump
+
Extra
Total
CAPITAL
1-2-59
—
Investment Trust
Estate
—
1,435
+
10-27
87 VaC
Graphite Bearings (quar.)___'__
Rapid American Corp. (quar.
Raymond International, Inc.
Quarterly
Total deposits
Deferred
Purina
Randall Company (quar.)
10-
59c
4.40%
•
Randall
Deposits:
10-31
•
_
"S25
Spokane
r 10-15
7
3
+62 V2c
_.i.
quar.)_;_
Electric
$1.80-^ convertible
11-
(quar.)
—
—
<
<
preferred
preferred
preferred
81.44
10-24
3%/
12-
12-
60c
(quar.)
com.
Southwestern States Teleiiiione con.
10-15
11-7
(stock
America,
1
11-25
11-18
10-15
(quar.)__
Electric—
&
Power
preferred
preferred
4.75%
9-24
3%
dividend)™
dividend).™—.—_____
preferred
,11-
$35c
-9-30
12-31"
c
28V2C
com.
Ltd.,
Drug Corp..
1st preferred (quar.
$1.32
_______—__
Railway Equipment & Realty, Ltd.—
$6 preferred (quar.)___™_
LIABILITIES—
Federal
10-20
4
% 9t30
12-16
10-31
(quar.)
Nevada
4.60%
11c
and
18c
(quar.i,
common
(stock
A
income
profits)
Power ,Co.
Radiation,
15,309
+
1,856,493
from
Quebec
investment
net
10-31
10-31
12V2C
(quar.)
Gas
Materials
•
4.40%
9-24
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
from
10-20
7C
■
(quar.
preferred
4.25%
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
(7c
10-25'
12-31
(quar.
Indiana
4.15%
ID
t
1
9-22
11-3
.
,;3834C
preferred (quar.).
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)______
11-14
52-
$1.06(4
I
10-
■31x
$3.70
11-14
—
10-
•;
4.40 % preferred
»quar.)LL.:
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
10-10
1
10-10
3
2%
-
12-
3
11-
50c r
-
Edison,
preferred
Southwestern
11-15
11-
10-22
11-
40c
•
(quar.i„_____.__:
-preferred
•
15%
1
•_;%
iquar.).^___.,j_i.;{
Power
2nd
$5
10-10
12-
11-14
.
Southwestern
10-21
11-
10-17
r
+25c
stock
A
4.36%
1,866,194
15
in-class
common.
iqiiar.ii,__.____,
preferred
Southern
11-18
$1.05
(quar.),,
Quaker Oats, common
2,195,137
+
:_k
items
premises
Other
25,507,472
25,784,930
Corn.
preferred
Southern
1
11-21
25c
T
&
California
4.80%
.
Total loans and securities
Co..st
4.72%
10-14
1
1112-
•
4.72%
10-14
.
35c
'
10-15
1
11-
10*-15
10-15
61c
Colorado Power Co.—
10-15
10-31
■5 %<
90c
+50c
.-(quar.
(quar.)_—.
Inc.
7
1
1
B—
< ltuar.
Southern
11-20
45c
preferred
preferred
11-
11-30
12-
(quar.i..ciass-
a.iu
Canada
10-10
$1.06 %
(quar.)
7
10-10
11-
Varnish
Paper Mills. Ltd.—
4.48%
10-20
Colorado—
of
2
10-
I
15c
preferred- (quar.)i;
preferred
1 quar. )f
Southern
10-10
(quar.)
Fund,
1
12-
•
4.64%
South
10-20
_______
10-
1
11-
$30c
common
Corp., common
Southern
_
iquar.)
2
10-24
(quar.)
1
11-
+45c
(quar.•
^
Paint
(Howard)
Sonotone
7
1-
30c
___v
11-
$1
(
k 130c
preferred (-q-uai:■ •• ■A 150c
$2
87 VaC
div.)j—
Ltd.
Ltd.
11-
$1.75
iquar.)—
Co.,
1
Co.,
Lie.,
4.56%,
(quar.)
7
15c
Canada, Ltd.,-com.
Southern
Iquar.).,
per
(q„ar.i___:.__
A
O.i
Commdii
6
1-15-59
$1
25%
<qUar.j___k__kk
Co.
12-
62 V2C
62
14c
(quar.),
dividend payable
dmitli-Alsop
$ 1.55
(stock
(N. Y.)
3.60%
B
preferred
Puritan
75,100
+
4(4 %
(Pa.)
Co.,
Service
4.20%
2,120,037
+
&
Common
under
ment
11-
_____
Co.,
Gardner
Public
317,979
—
Co.
Electric
Bros.
Prince
______________
Notes
3%
—____
per
iquar.
Corp.
di. mend
'i. 1
$1.25
Insurance
preferred
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
15.877
+
K.)
Edison
4.70%
263
—
59
+
1,378,310
Total
2
(H.
Life
Potomac
:
Bills
Certificates
'
Porter
10,399
—
securities:
Government
Bought outright—
Held
32,265
outright—
Acceptances—bought
—-'
338
______
10-15
Inc.—
dividend..,,
Postal
47,533
—
137,970
—
1,782,833
—
4,608
—
244,855
+
12,881
—
358,967
advances
42,403
—
327,867
.
____^
Discounts
U.
20,195,739
reserves
notes of other banks
F. R.
10-15
1
SI. 25
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)_
Pittsburgh, Youngstc\vn&Ashtabula Ry. Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
—:
Pittsion Compaq?, common
iquar.>___
$3.50 preferred
iquar.)
kk
.
Portable Electric Tools—
Since
Stock
Total
1
11-
preferred 1 quar.-L-—Lli-—.—
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
Oct. 16,
Oct. 8,
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
11-
$1.25
iquar.)
10-17
about
to
Stores
Gas,
1N.1 .Co,,
Stock
(quar.)
01
Ltd.
Powfer
&
(A.
changed to Pillsbury Co.—
Common
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—)
Gold
Ry.
10-15
11-14
11-
Co.
p ret erred
Smith
11-20
$1
$4
Oct. 15,
ASSETS-
Mills,
Name
dollars)
of
&
Pillsbury
thousands
4
97 VaC
4%
11-25
^
Feed
Plater
12-
Philip
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
(In
Bag
on
•jtguai
of Rer
Co.—
3.90%
U7c
(s-a>
PacLie
$2.44
Payable
$1.50
individual loan items are shown gross
serves;
8
9-30
-
(Stock
Phila., Germuntown & No.rristown RR.
re-
r11-
>
10-31
shilling
one
of America
Bicweries,
Sierra
When
rai
268
valuation
9-30
I
in¬
net
T_
Inc.
269
—
265
of
deduction
after
and
+
1,011
;
loans
of
{Exclusive
12-
-
?20c
Share
Name 0/ Company
75c
,
Ltd.—'■-.'-V
of
equal
share,
Corp.
Sicks
10-29
—' *33 Vac
Trading,
share
Shopping
291
—
Borrowings:
12-1
7c
10c
:
&
Sherwin-Williams
27
—
3,234
_
12-15
3%
(stock div.)
(from
Boston
dividend
interim
ordinary
583
28,235
_
10-15
Co.-—
of
Trust
A
£1
+1,249
374
10-31
10c
income)
Sheraton,
55,593
10-17
11-13
Shares, Inc. (from invest-.
L—L'
Gas
10-17
1
1
.,
(this payment clears all arrears)!
Transport
(An
LIABILITIES—
_
(New Haven)
1
1112-
—
&
11-
$1
85c
91V4C
—j—
Shawinigan Water & Power, common (quar.)
897
1
Oil
pfd.
Sheraton
Demand
>
(quar.)
income)
vestment
this issue.
0Announcement in
15
—
8-1-59
Shareholders
1437
stock.,,. .Nov
p'd. stock. .Dec
stock
cumulative pfd.
6%
Inc.,
1-17
4-17
27 VzC
American
ment
1272
25
10-17
1
(quar.)
Seminole
24
Oct
preferred stock..
cumul.
11-
2-1-59
5-1-59
Security Insurance
5%
8
10-15
10-20
2IY2C
,
27
10-
1
11-10
2V/2C
preferred
Selected
Elgin Hotel Ltd.—
general mortgage bonds due Jan.
11-
27 V2C
pfd. (quar.)
Security-Columbian Banknote' iquar.)
'
10-22
25 c
(quar.)——__
preferred (quar.)
Scovill Manufacturing, $3.65
20
—
259
—
2,335
_
—
1
12-31
3%
(quar.)—
*
stock,.
preferred
932
+
11
_
9,550
6,659
+
cumulative
60-cent
49
—.
19,177
_
+
17 +'"■
4,151
_
_
61
-
629
Oct
general Income
9-30
1-15-59
520c
1—_
iquar. 1
S3.40
Page
Realty Corp.—
Street
mortgage bonds due 19C5—
Family Finance Corp. 41/a% pfd. stock, series A and B
Knudsen Creamery Co. of California—
■!
5%
107
552
+
4
U.
20
Date
1
10-25
20c
(quar.)__J
Paper
$4
CALLED
11-
30c
preferred
preferred
o'h'jc
1437
1
Scott
ISSUES
Inc.___,
preferred
5'/it%
._„___,i_____Nov
of Rec.
11-15
Corp.—
preferred
51/2%
5Va %
.
1977.
ENTIRE
491
38
+
—
31,983
_
+
+
—
12
1.225
1,
Nov.
;
1273
Company and Issue—
189
—
Drummond
9,220
_
debentures due
134
+
76
—
11,322
_
securities—total
Government
S.
3
'■[
•
:
—-—
—
6%
—2,048
67
+
1,732
-
.
loans
Other' loans
574
6,813
+
1198
1
Holders
Payable
15c
common
Company
Schwitzer
1
Nov
1973
due
Miquel Erewery,
Schenley Industries Inc.
Nov
—_——
certificates
liniiiali ___________
Savoy Oil Co. (Delaware)
(stock dividend)
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A
iquar. 1
1435
When
Share
Transit Co.—
trust
Sanborn
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1973
25-year series A and B loan
<as
extended)
25-year series A, B and C bonds,
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
rfor pur
carrying securities,.—
for purchasing or carrj/-'C
or
loans
Other
.
—1,681
128
—
Agricultural loans
Loans
485
+
94,080
adjusted*—_—
investments
adjusted*
Loans
1957
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
and
Oct. 9,
"
San
1433
due November 1977____Nov 24
Maytag Co. S3 cumulative preference stock,.___.___iNov * 1
Potash Syndicate of Germany (Deutches
Kalisyndicat G. m. b. h.)—
secured pipe line bonds,
6Va%
Voting
Co., Ltd.—
Oil
Home
Increase ( + ) or
Oct. 8,
1043
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 4Va%
ber banks follows:
Monday, October 20, 1958
.
Per
Antonio
San
subordinated convertible debs, due 1968--Nov 14
cumul. pfd. stock,—Nov 15
15-year 6%
.
Name of Company
Manufacturing Co.-—
Brunner
.
Pag»
Date
Company and Issue—
$265
$162 million and borrowings from others decreased
million. Loans to banks decreased $376 million.
Loans
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1656)
.'
iinitial■ guar-)'
•
*•
1 -s
r
cr__
10-30
10-17
-20c
10-31
16-
-
,
-
•
,
3
Volume 188
Number
5787
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1657)
■TL
Per
Name of Company
When
Share
Holdert
Payable
General
of Rec.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line*—
Common
$2.55
(guar.)
____—:—
preferred
54.90
preferred
35.70
11-
1
6334C
(quar.)_____..,_,.____„—__
(quar.)
preferred
$5.96
25c
11-
1
—
preferred
11-1
10-15
SI.49
11-1
10-15
$1.42(2
11-1
10-15
11-
10-15
tquar.j______—___.——
Trico Oil & Gas Co._—,
10c
—
Trinity Universal Insurance
iDallas)
(guar.)
Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey City>
(extra)
10c
City Ninth Unit, Inc., SS pfd. laccum.)
$2.75
Tudor
Two Guvs
Class
from
A
Harrison, Inc.—
common—.——-
S4
preferred
preferred
$3.70
New
Union
Oil
Co.
United-Air
Stock
dividend
United
4%
pref.
pref.
4ft
United
tec
11-15
10-20
10-20
92ftc
11-15
11-15
10-20
|8c
11-
1
10-
3ft
12-15
$1
11-
1
$1
11-
l
income
profits)
includes
Class
and
11c
The
S.
U. S.
17c
10-31
Ltd.
dividend
payable
11-
1
10-14
d
15c
Delaware
new
The
in
dividend
payable
12-
+6c
the
in
10-
8,000
8,000
\
to
(quar.p___
(quar.)
22V2C
10-31
10-
in
order
Delaware.—V.
of
12-
common
common
(quar.)__
5
12-
8
11-28
12-
8
11-28
Profit
10-
3
Net
10-
3
37ftc
11-
1
ll-.l
15c
11-
1
11-
1
sales
change
to
180,
Federal
Other
the
class
A
pfd.
(quar.)
Common
.
$1.19
—
System, Inc.—New Service—
between
Alaska
will
Tore
to
and Europe,
a non-stop
inaugurated by this corpora¬
President of SAS, Inc.
be
H.
Nilert,
accepting
passenger and cargo "reservations
links. Anchorage, Alaska, and the three
SAS'
regular
Far
East-European service
had
cut"
188, p.
been
route
the
on
SAS
refueling
a
between
Polar
stop
the
the
on
Scandinavia
route,
and
first
and
8,000
Tokyo..
fastest
It
over
994.
Sept. 30—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
__:
$4,392,772
588,470
*10,849
profit
$13,658,427 $15,470,732
240,299'
1,957,524
257,570
*14,372
88.899
866.624
$0.22
Nil
$0.07
$0.72
share
per
188,
Universal
Products
Universal
Co.,
Controls
11-18
87ftc
common)
Airlines, Inc.—Transatlantic Air
Freight Traffic Increases 68.5% During 3rd Quarter—
\ 10-18
2-1-IB
Transatlantic
1-18
50c
11-
1
10-
(in-
represented
quarter in 1957,
Previous
(quar.)
Sugar
10-15
the
10-21
1
10-21
11-
1
10-21
(s-a)
20c
Camp Sea Food Co.
1
an
Dorn
Iron
Works
10-31
10-
7c
25c
Co.__
15c
6ft
preferred
preferred
6ft
preferred
6%
preferred
Vulcan Corp.
alworth
The
68.5 ft
ton
3,530.761
was
the
over
miles
ton
comparable
third-
flown.
were
3
of
& Western's
1953
10-10
3
period
of
1956,
miles,
Arthur
V.
recorded
Norden,
during
Executive
to
ton
in transatlantic air freight brought Sea¬
all-cargo traffic for the first nine months
ton miles, an increase of 20.8ft
over
the 7,814,-
scheduled
9,441,707
miles
reported
during
the
comparable
period
of
The
10-10
11-12
12-15
1-
15c
15c
11-
1
2-2-59
1-16
(quar.)
15c
5-1-59
Oct.
8-1-59
Air
Transport Service
of $2,000,000
for
excess
United
14.
The
States
transatlantic
7-17
has
the
Western
and
all-cargo
months
from
in
Base
awarded
this corporation
airlift of military freight
Europe, iV' was -announced
airline will fly 2,100 tons
Air
Dover
France.—V.
Force
188,
Base,
994.
p.
4-16
15c
in
between^ the
of
freight during the next six
Del., to Chateauroux Air Force
10-17
(quar.)_
Military
contract
a
10-31
12-
'
__.
25c
12-
11-20
1_.
10-24
10-31
1958—Month—1957
"1.1- 5
$
Sales
10-20
30c
,1,
$4.25
$5
Vatson
(increased)—.
—56c
(quar.)
-(initial)
—V.
1
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$
188,
1
10-15
10-28
10-15
12-15
12-
13c
Telephone,
common
50c
28c
(quar.)
(quar.
36c
est
Jersey & Seashore RR. (s-a)
est Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4V2 Co preferred (quar.)—
stern
"estern
Insurance
class
$2.50
$1.50
preferred
11-
20c
11-15
Pacific
"estern
estern
5(4
$3
11-1
$
estminster
Class
B
ite
$2
$3
(quar.)
50c
11-
1
11-
1
11-
1
(quar.)—
75c
infield
10-16
alworth
(F.
10-10
10-10
11-
1
10-10
523,663
$1
11-
1
10-10
for
This
11-
1
10-20
75c
11-
1
10-20
$2.50
Ltd.;
Fund
11-
1
10-31
of
10-31
10-15
9c
11-28
11-13
(Wm,
..Monthly
12-26
12-10
$1.50
4c
6ft
6ft
'
6ft
ork
Cab
11-1
share
range
within
to
deviations
plus
of
—v.
11-
dividend
ler's, Ltd.,
4ftft
Curry
1199.«
•
Oct.
16
for
with
$10,868,524 $84,023,531 $78,110,401.
-
•
Financial
Corp.,
Theodore
a
H.
of
the
taxes
to
1
10-10
10-31
10-15
Federal
12- 2
11-
Other
(s-a)
Sept.
$3.06'
per
the
same
similar
offer
number of
offer.
first
nine
$40,663,813
for
months
the
sell
to
There
their
stock
already
42,500
are
to
Standard
indicated
shares
5
3ft
12- 9
11- 1
10-15
Net
25c
11-1
10-20
—V.
Net
37 (4c
l
2ft
given
feet
reference
plus 60,000
feet.
subordinated
resources
debentures
exceeding
ending- March
31,
Corp.,
for the
of $389,461.
of
10-31
10-
37ftc 1-30-59
37ftc 4-30-59
1-
9
.
Silbert
Carl
of
said
for the fiscal year
approximately $110,000.
Standard Financial'
ending June 30, 1958, reported profits.
of
1958
six
months
that
Chandler,
Standard
4-
Corp.—Division to Expand—
Chairman of
the
loft
12-10
11-
11-
that
announced
will
it
as
now
dollar
be
the
the
of
known,
of
Eastern
recent
merger
of
will
Fine
Paper & Pulp
in early 1959 on a,
improvement in ito-
embark
over-all
capital
designed not only to obtain a
substantial
increase in capacity
but
also
to maintain
the
highest,
standards
of
quality and service
through major
improvements in.
finishing, warehousing and shipping. This follows immediately on the
mills.
paper
The
of
program
new
successful
recent
Eastern's
after
completion
continuous
new
is
program
of
the
bleached
$11,000,000.
Chandler stated
that
it will
construction
sulphate
and
pulp
start-up of
built at a
mill,
be
V- i
.
,
,
Standard's policy
in its Eastern
to
support its franchised merchants, through whom Eastern's*
increase
in
production
of
fine papers
will be marketed.
188,
793.
p.
the
this
year
497.000
$1,-;
shares
outstanding.
Ended
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
of
*
1957
1958
31—
Aug.
Cj'4,470
$1,370,10&
1,147,930
81,42£
$42,500
$140,753
$1,299,984
of operation
"■Estimated Federal
—
income
1,261,954
—
taxes
—
income
Earnings
share
per
(based
shares
938,000
on
outstanding)
now
187,
from
the
'
2007.
p.
Puerto
Rican
subsidiary
'
•
$0.15
$0.05
_
earnings
"The
—V.
are
•
exempt.
tax
.
$32,614,991
were
months
Months
provision
last
year.
Sterclii Bros.
Stores Inc.—September
Period Eud. Sept. 30—
Sales
—V.
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
&
59.120,744
-
188, p.
1958—Month—1957
$1,336,584
$1,365,614
—
-
Sales Off—
1958—3 Mos.—1957
1
$9,572,723 $10,899,975.
1159.
'
Studebaker-Packard
1
10-
1
-
460,191,348 427,957,780
1
*
35,756,171
expenses
36.049,323-286,878,842 276,564,646
taxes
8,957,801
7,408.197
64,778,393
54,681,257
operating tuxes
4,657,927
4,282,477
37,455,629
34,259,335
income
operating Income
charges
188, p. 1274..
Months
9,748,845
8,233,146
v
.
71,078,481
62,452,542
63,512,033
-
7,496,521
8,776,201
56,168,050
.
Approve
'
Ended
1957
1958
Aug. 31-
$8,039,554
$6,923,240
6,261,213
5,484,002
The
deductions
to
865,106
(net)
-
1,448,822
397,869
them
on
Oct.
on
15
approved
refinancing
a
program
Sept. 4.
sub-
*
i
•
*
effective following the official closing in the>,
near
future
under agreements
with third parties necessary to tha
carrying out of the program. Foremost among these are agreements
with
20
banks
and
insurance
companies
to
convert
Scudebakexplan
and
will become
»
present $54,700,000 debt to them into $16,500,000 long-term"
lGSrOOO shares of convertible preferred stock.
"With the
;
the plan in effect," Mr. Churchill
told the meeting, "we will be in a financial position that will enable,
us
to carry through a devitalization program that involves;
(1) concentration of efforts in the growing small-car market; (2) a program'
4
•
agreements closed and
company."
The
member
of
the
of
.
.
acquisition
committee
the
board,
as
*.
.*
■
1
-
under the direction of a special
Sonnabend, who will become a
Chairman of the Special Committee.
program
board
l
designed to bring new earnings into
acquisition and diversification
of
$1,439,238
$1,778,341
Income-
1,791,701
other
stockholders
The
mitted
Packard's
Income
Interest and
10-1
Stockholders
—
Refinancing—
'
Utility operating
Gross
1
Corp.
1958—8 Mos.—1957
56,003,143
the
t56ftc
result
a
Standard.
Cost
income of
net
on
Operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes
11-25
J30c
^
«
Board, and Mr. Harold Holden,
reviewed the benefits accruing
9
Sales
—
_______—.___—
preferred, (quar.)
and
Chandler
Net
1958—Month—1957
Aug. 31—
revenues
after
12
9
10-15
11-
-
Financial
the Board, on Oct.
merchant distributors as
Eastern
Mr.-
planned
Southern Nevada Power Co.—Net Earnings Off—
9
4- 9
,
♦
1
65c
J
per
willingness to accept thia.
Jewelers Acceptance common stock
approximately
$1,800,000
and
over-all
It operates under the New York bank¬
$5,000,000.
Standard Packaging
—V.
11-19
37fte 7-31-59
.
$31
at
their
ing law. 'Jewelers Acceptance reported net profits
Division,
at
-10-31
$1.11
12-
Financial
'■
,
•
multi-million
shares then
nine
.
Jewelers Acceptance Corp. will be operated as a subsidiary of Stand- :
ard Financial, with special
financing interest in the jewelry industry.
Jewelers Acceptance,
which was formed in
1951,
has capital ant!
with consolidated net income
of 1957, equal to $5.84
of
first
Acceptance
-
period
common
Jewelers
Silbert,
have
They
Baro¬
linearly propor¬
1958
30,
share
compare
corresponding
of
purchased
was
share.
income.
on
Board
was
President
of
Standard
Financial,
said the
principally from the Estate of Arde Bulova,
founder of the Jewelers Acceptance.
The purchase price for the 25,625 '
shares of common stock was $31 per share.
Mr. Silbert stated that
other
stockholders
of
Jewelers
Acceptance
Corp.
have
received
a.
30,
Period End.
62(4c
(quar.)__
pfd.
1
$17c
11-
\
$59,130,711 $59,041,582
consolidated
ended
outstanding and
the
.
.
1958—39 Wks.—1957
$6,959,651
reported
months
amount
for
-
1958—9 Mos.—1957
that 60ft
of the outstanding stock ol
sold, in a cash transaction,
to Standard
nationwide diversified finance company.
Acceptance
sensi¬
is
minus
is
any
1958—4 Wks.—1957
Canadian
the
manufacturer '
Corp.—
Jewelers
to
America—September Sales Up—
nine
on
Sept.
Operating
Operating
1
conv.
common
1958—Month—1957
Beardsley Rural, Chairman
Corp., announced on Oct. 15
cost
on
feed
Standard Financial Corp.—Acquires Jewelers
Accept¬
Eastern
1958 current assets amounted to $24,227,211 including
$4,407,539 of cash and government securities; current liabilities were
$2,659,037.—V. 188, p. 590.
10-15
25c
class A
pfd. (quar.)_„_
conv.
pfd. ; <quar.)__—1
conv. preferred (quar.)
conv.
pfd. (quar,)
t
County Gas.Xquar.)
Stock
30—
$11,259,497
188, p.
ance
$507,909
aircraft
an
or
which
from
of from minus 1,000 feet to
and
sales
On
10-15
$1.26
25c
osemite Park &
independent
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
6ft
largest
part
i
of SMI's
maintains
position output
Southern Bell Telephone
Jr.)-(monthly)_
Co.,
the
was
Spiegel Inc.—September Sales Higher—
10-15
10-31
^
•
the
Period End. Sept.
Sales
notes
allow
Inc.—Acquisition—
Statham Instruments, Inc.
earnings
compared
County Electric—
rlgley
is sensitive
the
for
$2,900,324
Net
10-14
9c
Company
the
of common stock
Co.—
6ft
of
one
which
production
instrument,
pressure,
10-21
25c
______
IF. W.). .Ltd.,
Sons,
"The Staley Milling Co. will continue to
operate under its present1
management and policies. Its position will be further enhanced
by,
the capital resources of Spencer
Kellogg which will permit expansion
under a long range
planning program."—V. 188, p. 91.
1274.
p.
Federal
per
(quar.)
4:44ft. preferred
amount
1199.
p.
company
These
50c
Power
W.)
the
the
SimondLs Saw & Steel Co.—Earnings Off—
io-31
(1897)- (quar.)
(from income)
Stores
within
188,
10-31
preferred (quar.)
(initial)
"eolworth
—V.
12-10
tl2ftc
(monthly)
Public Service
"oodward
for
in
precision
static
$6,993,537
$1.433/4
Chemical
orcester
10-31
1-2-59
9c
preferred
5.04<4
This
altitude
Sales
3
(quar.)
isconsin Fund Inc.
5ft
11-
(quar.)
Monthly
Isconsin
America
in
shaft
a
to
Shoe Corp. of
class A
(quar.)_.
,
preferred
orders
altitude.
which
provides
rotation
188,
common
Industries
Stores
of
Controller.
Period End. Sept. 27—
Chocolate Co.—
Growth
latter
Tile
northeastern
Three
(accumulative)
isconsin Electric
in
+17(4c
Monthly
6ft
11-17
20c
.__
,
67,012,932'
Division
10-17
$1.25
Corp.
Stationery Corp.
(quar.)
convertible preferred
inn-Dixie
—V.
10-17
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior preferred
(quar.)_
$5 preferred
level,
altitude
10-17
32(40
;
(quar.i__
llbur-Suchard
3
31 (4c
.—_—_____
iquar.)_
Paper Co., Lid
71,165,84«-
70,314,576
of the country.
The Staley Milling Co. in.
largest independent feed manufacturers in theMidwest.
Spencer Kellogg has thus far elected to enter the field of
feed
manufacturing by the purchase of existing units rather than
building additional production facilities.
Mr.
*___
eeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4ft
prior lien (quar.)
76,996,257
8,551,485
$
10-15
Precipitation
Tablet &
Corp.
received
variations
Controller,
sea
has
barometric
Securities—
RR.
preferred
minute
The
at
10-31
Radio
Altitude
to
constant
11-10
11-14
11-15
preferred
estern
a
$1.12(4
(quar.)
5.20'4
1-
tive
11-10
1
12- J.
the
from
metric
1
___
estern Light it Telephone, common
5%
9,223,966
9,515,754
1274.
p.
is
R.
corporation
tional
(accum.)_
A
1212-
This
12-15
1-1-59
(quar.)__—__—________
Lines
Air
10.414,421
Y.
1199.
p.
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Receives RCA Contract—-
10-15
11-
5ft
preferred
10-15
11-
$1.39
A (quar.)
$1.44
1
11-
$1.06(4
—.—
Bros. Transportation, class
Coast
9.992.096
4,485,160
the
turn
10-10
eingaiten Markets Realty (stock dividend).
eeden & Co., 4ft
preferred (quar.)
est
31,731,555
taxes__
Vice-Chairman of
preferred
preferred
____
taxes
1958—8 Mos.—17957
<£
$' '
$
r
53,405,731 440.721,612 420,120,790t
31,322,998 254,798,023 247,855,707)
8,714,892
73,220,144
68,587,190»
4,143,875
35,707,188
32,512,045*
56.623,232
operating income
charges
in
337,147,649 314,875,804 2,434,312,387 2,442,938,059
ashington Gas Light Co.—
Common
___
expenses
income
Co.—Earnings—
•''
i,
Corp. intended to expand
Jewelers Acceptance's financing facilities
by providing it with additional
capital resources.—V. 188, p. 896.
Sears Roebuck & Co.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 30
4
15c
(quar.)
revenues
188,
Mr.
10-31
12-18
25c
(quar.)
Pictures
11-15
50c
___,
-
outstanding.
1957.
Awarded Freight Contract—
10-15
10-31
12ftc
'•
1
.
after
stock
third-quarter pick-up
board
on
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Bros.
11-
25c
+
,
Electric Corp. (quar.)
& Co.
(quar.)
arner
10-31
Telephone
1958—8 Mos —1957
'
operating
N.
.
anadium
6%
high
October-December
609
(quar.)
Corp. of America (quar.)
iceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)_
irginian Railway
of
2,537,841
Vice-President, said.
11-
$1.37V2
(5c from capital gains plus
income)
an
alker
quarterly
10-31
11-
$1.31ai
——
increase
an
when
40c
alue Line Fund
agner
freight for the quarter ending Sept. 30 totaled
miles, this corporation reported on Oct. 13.
ton,
25c
preferred
from
air
4,275,578
This
8
.
(quar.)
com.
_5ftft preferred t"quar.)____—.____
2c
record
a
to
quar.)
tah-Idaho
11-1
87Vac
changed
name
(new
Upper Peninsular Power Co.,
5 ftft
11-29
r
589.
p.
-Seaboard & Western
10-24
(quar.)
7,745,895'-
on Oct. 16 announced that it has
purchased the assets '
Milling Co. of Kansas City, Mo. Final details are being"
negotiated at the moment, with closing to be effected Oct.
31, 1958.
Howard Kellogg, Jr., President, also announced:
"In June of 1957»
Spencer Kellogg- and Sons, Inc. made its entry into the field of feed:
manufacturing by merging with the Beacon Milling Co. at Cayuga,
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$6,377,806
taxes
♦Loss.—V.
,
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
$3.50 convertible preferred (auar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)
itial
11- 1
11,524,866
the Staley
10-15
6c
___
,
Bell
Spencer Kellogg &
United Wallpaper. Inc.-—
4% ft
1,094,986
■
1
Operating
Operating
.
United Wlielan Corp.—
1,597,613
1274.
Southwestern
1655.
p.
route
Anchorage
stop
before
Earnings
10-15
62Vac
(quar.)
The
"short
only
Period End.
Net
62ftc
over
Pole.—V.
30c
(quar.)
188, p.
$1,901,848
this
merger
Schick, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Up Sharply—
7
1-1-59
$10,153,97T
after
—V.
7
class
preferred
(Del.)
preferred
8,000
capitals
on
the North Pole.
now,
the
30o
Corp.,
Transit
proposed
a
corporation
world,
begun
service.
statute-mils
class
10-31
route
according
already
new
Until
10-16
is
2ft
has
straight
9-26
12-19
1
air
top of the
22,
Scandinavian
11-1 fi
10-20
11-
the
Oct.
on
the
for
1-10-59
25c
direct
over
SAS
••
1
$2.50
2ft
4ft ft
first
-
1
11-
20c
—
Machinery, common
preferred (quar.)_.
5%
a
consider
Ineorporaiton from Illinois
3,402,61CS
$1,427,904 $13,761,573
income
charges
8,000
Corp.
White, Weld & Co.—
will
3
7,661,56&
3,482,483
The company
tion
(reduced)
United Shoe
6ft
of
service
Extra
United
into
Dec.
on
10-15
20c
redemption premium of
a
____
Co.,
Sugar
8.000
Scandinavian Airlines
________________
Mines,
(stock
B
Lines
stockholders
State
from
stock)
B
U.
Corp._b__^
S. Moseley & Co._;
Stone & Webster Securities
8,000
48,803,718#
11,608.664
418,010
Period End. Aug. 31—
of
United New Jersey RR. & Canal <quar.)_
U. S. Fire Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
U. S. Foil Co.—
stock)
Higginson
F.
10,000
10-10
25c plus this 15c dividend)—.
United Insurance Co of America fnuar.)
B
Lee
42,000
49,117,755
1,106,067
455,205
11
Fund-
invest,
Net
Shares
&
6,078,183
1,616.682
of
Net
10-10
(quar.)-.
(stock
are
follows:
as
Jackson
Peabody & Co.
138, p. 1274.
company
(quar.)__________
Hill
stock
shares
of
Sangamo Electric Co.—Plans to Reincorporate—
11-14
seriest
Greenfield Corp., common..
*
preferred (entire issued called for re¬
demption on Nov. 1 at $10.40 per share
A
Webber,
6.070,186
taxes___
income
operating
Net
11-14
series)
Keno
number
10-10
12-15
(1955
net
the
3
11-10
12ftc
__W—.
(1956
securities
Class
are
and
severally to be purchased by each underwriter
Kidder,
—V.
6ft
United
company
is
Curtis-__
10-20
87ftc
United
which
which
underwriters
The First Boston Corp.__
Estabrook & Co.
Corp.—
Continental
from
the
Paine.
11-15
-—
Aircraft
from
10-10
25c
(quar.)
stock
common
si
quar.).
Inc.
10-20
preferred
—V.
UNDERWRITERS—The
:
•«.
.
$1.12ft
________
California
of
Lines,
,
of
exchanged.
10-30
10-10
1
all shares
Shares
____
(initial
common
11-14
11-14
11-
assuming
1958—8 Mos.—1957
$9,030,164 $77,970,475 S70,021,87t1
$10,043,921
operating taxes__
Federal
Other
Net
change for preferred stock,
Co.—Earnings—" ' \
1958—Month—1957
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
(Continued from page 9)
-
(quar.)
.1 _1—
(quar.)_____—___________
Canada, Ltd.—
of
Co.
-
11-25
13ftc
—
(quar.)___—___:—;
preferred
Gas
.
1
\r'
■
fquar.)
preferred
$3.50
Union
•
.
—
Union Electric Co.—
S4.50
-
25c
Period End. Aug. 31—
Investment News
10-15
$1.22ft
—_______
< quar.)_______
Southern New England Telephone
Corporation and
10-15
49>
will
with
be
A.
M.
'
•<
_
•-Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable la Canadian Tunds,- tax- deductible
resident feax 05ft president tax 7ft.
a
j.
*
the
tax_.
V '
$926,595
64,634
Balance
Earned per
7
-
nonresiderta- <ax.
for
requirements
common
Stock
—
Average common shares outstanding
payment
r
$1,050,953
71,673
Commenting
average
common
—
share-
-
,
$861,961
.
$979,280
630,940 :y 618,676
•
$1.37^;^,*
$1.58.
,.
"
f
♦Include^ Interest, charged
th<* 1998
to- construction;
(credits)
of
£14.267- to
period androF $358;506"ln the 1957" period.—V. 188; p. 1048.
Lark,
Churchill
a
on
the
strong
dealer
support
behind
the
company*®
said
that already
advance dealer orders
are
more
than
double what they were on the '58 model a year ago.
"With our new
Lark, we are now able to move aggressively in the largest marxetlnfT
area
'/.'
opfen
to
an
independent manufacturer," he
said, '-
-
addition .to
the
;•
-
;
Lark, the Suidebaker^Backard domestic 1%+
will include the Silver Hawk; described as a ^family sports ear, tam
In
-
smaller, more economical car which goes on-sale Nov. 14*
new
Mr.
Non-
source.
,
fVayabla FRASER
OmadEfcn
Digitized for to* U. 8. fwafe, 4es&
.
at
Less British Jnoorne. tax.
v
Prevlcaislp^published date was Incorrect. The corrected
date asd/or-'rasped date ta indicated here.
*
-XbLass Jamaloa iocame
—1
dividend
Net-income
Preferred
'
• •
50
(1658)
line
Econ-O-Miler
introduced
taxicabs
of
this month,
early
and
Coast
two
and
trucks.
model
new
line
distribution
exclusive
include
will
also
the
of
York-New
New
Jersey-Philadelphia
allocated
present
a
of
capacity
available from
gas
famous
of
metropolitan area
per
day, ex.
953,014
MCF
storage.
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Botany Merger Rumors Denied—
want
that
reiterate
to
with
talks
any
about
or
any
3
been
is
There
exploratory.
solely
This
in
corporation
first
the
$1,334,533
federal
taxes
was
for
15
of
6!«%
p.
794
19,575,000
pfd.
S100
$100
stock
50
(par
in
bonds
of
3?-»%
the
of
3?«%
called
system,
all-transistorized
for
Seismograph, is manufactured by TI's Industrial Instrumentation divi¬
sion at Houston, Texas.
It uses 591 germanium transistors and 103
silicon
diodes
and
rectifiers
manufactured
by TI's SemiconductorComponents division
devices.
in
Dallas,
Texas,
foremost
a
producer
of
13,000,000 shs.
or
9,947,902 shs.
may
the
to
is
debentures due
of the 4?<
any
limitation
$350,000,000.
semi¬
available
made
to
geophysical explora¬
tion contractor or oil company and will be used by TI's Geophysical
Service Inc. group of subsidiary companies which currently operates
some
70 geophysical crews in 18 countries of the free world.
To emphasize
the low power requirements of the transistorized
seismic amplifier, Texas Instruments is displaying it with a solar con¬
verter using silicon cells which was especially developed for the pur¬
pose by TI's Semiconductor-Components division.
i; As
in
In certain circumstances relating
$8,200,000.
1978,
provisions
mortgage
accelerate
may
result of
a
the
in
borrowings
that,
the
credit
revolving
effect
giving
after
and
application of
payment
of
The
§
been
.such
to gas
of
will
notes,
is
it
expected
outstanding
be
additional coinmon
the
of
1958
stock $24,500,000 oi the
common
the
to
payments.
31,
Aug.
notes
relating
indentures
the
sinking fund
sale
such
of
be
the
portion
in
after
made
agreement
to
a
$8,000,000
of recharging the EXPLORER'S single
It points the way toward making the seismic
amplifier system completely independent of bulky recharging equip¬
ment or the necessity of transporting run-down batteries from remote
field sites to distant recharging facilities.
In the TI display at the
convention,
the solar convertor is shown
in action recharging a
seismic system battery.—V. 188, p. 1561.
in
field.
the
106,669 shares of common stock recently offered by the
company to its common stockholders at $42 per share,
106,199 shares were subscribed for, and the remaining
unsubscribed 470 shares were taken up by the under¬
writer, headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and sold for
group account at $55.75 per share. (See offering in V.
188, p. 1200.)—V. 188, p. 1437.
held
thereof
proceeds
of
$16,500,000
to
Sales
—V.
Inc.—September
Sales
issuance
for
the company's
in
option
stock
common
pre¬
credit
shares of the $2.55 series have
At Aug. 31,
Realty & Construction Co., Inc.
Registers
—
registration statement
proposed
was
offering
This distribution,
of
which
the
is
first
by
members
of
the
Tishman
family, is being made by the three individual sellers for future estate
purposes.
After completion of the offering, holdings of the Tishman
family will consist of approximately 900,000
of l,'939j620 shares outstanding.
common
shares
out
of
a
total
The
corporation carries on an integrated program encompassing
aS major phases of the real estate business throughout the United
States. Its primary activities consist of locating and assembling land
which is suitable for economic development,
designing and erecting
buildings on 'this land, obtaining financing, and leasing and managing
the resulting project.—V. 188, p. 794.
See Baltimore
Ohio
&
RR.
above.—V.
188,
p.
Transamerica
N.
13
announced
owned
of
the
surance
has
will
-Fire
C.
A.
interests.
now
Interests—
Co.
-Both
of
these
companies are
This transaction
wholly-
Transamerica Corp.
is part
to consolidate all of Tranesamerica's in¬
Pacific National Fire Insurance Co. for some
years
of the capital stock of Premier Insurance Co.
It
100%
and
of
the
stock
Automotive
of
Automotive
restrict
their
Insurance
Co.
also.
writings to
automobile
supplying in¬
physical damage policies and are important factors in
surance coverage in connection with the automobile
dealer installment
credit business.—V.
188, p. 1438.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Dine Corp.—Stock Offered
—An
30,
1958
for
construction
work
which
was
scheduled at that date for completion in 1958 and 1959.
Additional
funds necessary for the scheduled construction
program are expected
to -be obtained from bank borrowings, general funds of the
company,
and the sale ■of additional debt
and
at
times
Co..
&
Baird
Inc.
&
—
Co.,
;—
—
Weeks & Co.___„—
Ball, Burge & Kraus
which cannot
•
or
now
equity securities, or both, in amounts
be
determined.
"BUSINESS—Corporation owns and -operates an interstate pipeline
System for the transportation and sale of natural gas. Its main pipe¬
line system extends 1,842 miles from the Texas and Louisiana Gulf
S4.979.253
1.039,367
540,514
preferred
stock
84,438,739.
187
applicable
1587.'
p.
to
217,500':
217,500
stock
common
$4,511,407
$4,221,239
•
.
.
The corporation on Sept. 18 filed a letter of notification with the";
covering 60,000 shares oi common stock and L'40,000 shares qf
preferred stock,-, both to be offered at par ($1 per share), without,
underwriting.. The.proceeds are to be used for payment on land,
drilling a well .and for equipment; for improvements or. land and for
working capital!
Irving
1,500
2,700
Laurence
Stearns & Co
Becker & Co. Inc.—
Bear,
G.
6,000
McAndrew
.7,500
McCormick
1,500
Inc.
Co.
Inc
Blair
&
&
Ellis
._
United States & Foreign Securities
This
value
clpsed-ehrl
&
with
net
a
S31.25 per
Sept.
on
Milwaukee
Prescott,
1,500
Inc.
Collings & Co., Inc.-
1,500
Dodge
&
Clarke
W.
Collins
Julien
Crowell,
Dain
M.
Dallas
Co., Inc
Securities
&
Union
DeHaven
Co
Townsend,
&
Crouter
Robertson
Dewar,
&
—-
duPont & Co—
Gardner
&
Equitable Securities
Corp.-
Co
&
Bros.
W.
Hutton
&
.—
Co.
Co.
Smith,
F.
Barney
&
&
Co
Staats
&
Co—
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
1,800
Stix
Reid
&
Goldman,
Sachs
Hallgarten
Inc—
Co.,
&
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Henry Herrman & Co
E.
2,700
&
Dulles
1,500
7,500
Inc.
—
Johnson,
Lane,
1,500
H.
Inc.
&
Common,
.
,—
2,700
1,800
1,500
—
1,500
6,000
Walston
&
Dann
Co.,
location
50
the
on
operation's
southeast
6.100
feet
of
island.
the
on
Total
acres.
island
condst of improve-,
costs incurred
improvement
island amounted to S254.500, of which
roads, $10,000 for seawalls, and $la2,000
the
of
for
GIVING
EFFECT
•
payables
note payable to
Outstanding
$179,800 »
44,931
40,000
6,000,000 shs
bank____
value)—
par
FINANCING
Authorized
$179,800
note
($1
PRESENT
TO
;
.'_
lien
United
.
44,931
7
40,000
*2,700.000 shs^
to
pursuan*
the
exercise
&
Wood
&
&
Plywood Corp. above.—V. 188,
p.
1317.
Universal Oil Recovery Corp., Chicago, 111.—Registra¬
tion Statement Withdrawn—
The
registration
V.
shares
187,
A
stock,
common
Oct.
Exchange
Securities, and
13, has granted the
was
Bismarck, N.
Securities, Inc.,
Hearing Granted—
The
on June 4. covering
withdrawn on Aug. A.
with the SEC
statement filed
of class
2706.
p.
Universal
For
request cf
D.—Request
:
Commission,
it
was
this company for
a
announced
on
hearing on the
question whether to vacate or make permanent an earlier order of the
Commission temporarily suspending a'-Regulation A exemption
from
registration with respect to that company's proposed public offering
of 20,000 Class A common shares at $7.50 per share and 1.500 preferred
shaves
at. $100
per
snare.
The hearing is scheduled for DecOffice.
3,
1958,
in the Commission's Denver Regional
with
tire
tion
order
19, 1958, suspending the Regulation A exemption
respect to the public offering of securities by Universal Securities,
Commission charged (1) that the terms and conditions of Regula¬
A were not complied with, in that the company's notification and
offering
(2)
of Aug.
that
circular failed
the
offering
vatious- material
to set forth certain required information and
circular is false and misleading in respect cf
facts.
See
also
V.
188,
p;
794.
2,100
3,900
Co
D|ean Witter & Co
Riddle
States Plywood Corp.—Acquisition—
Mutual
See
■
6,000
Inc
Lerchen
E.
approximately
Gulf
*270,000 additional shares may be issued
the stock options.—V. 188, p. 794.
6,000
&
Co
&
Harold
Yarnall,
the
'
In its
2,700
Walker
1,800
Miller,
of
2,700
Watling,
Space
Lemon & Co._—
Mellen
the
CAPITALIZATION
37,500
1,500
Co.
G.
owns
At
90.
fill.
for
See
2,100
American Corp
Vietor,
presently
to develop Pineda Island in phases, each phase
development of sections of from 50 to 100 acres.
of the proposed selling prices of residential,
for sale will vary from $4,200 to $3,000 depending
former owners
$52,500 was expended
1,800
Mosley
—
Co._
1,500
Johnston,
Joseph,
Yeatman,
Inc.
6,000
Battles,
Pineda
Ala,
range
offered
on
2,700
3,900
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
Underwood; Neuhaus & Co.,
1,800
Co
&
Swiss
Co., Inc.
Inc.
develop
to
Mobile,
1,800
1,500
Spencer Trask & Co
7,500
Weeks
&
Hutton
&
Sutro &
12,000
Janney,
Co.,
Co
&
Co.—
Suplee,
7,500
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co—
Harriman
Ripley &
Co.,
W.
&
Stroud
12,000
Co
Co.
&
Haines
12,000
Co._-
&
used
be
near
acres
plans
the
the
by
12,000
6,000
Co.
Smithers
3,900
Forgan
ments
3,900
6,000
7,500
R.
1,800
2,100
&
Co
First Southwest
Co
,
&
Inc,
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Singer, Deane & ScribnerS.
It
U. S.
date,
6,000
1,500
William
on
particular lot
development
the
To
2,700
Steele,
Glore,
be
to
upon
Mortgage
& Co
Hutzler_
&
Scranton
&
will
872
s
Co
&
Winston
Schoellkopf,
Chas.
cents-
2,100
Inc.
Rotan, Mosle
Chapman & Co.—
1,800
The First Boston Corp
12,000
Fulton
lots
1,800
3,900
Co., Inc.
&
of
approximate
Vendor's
3,900
Co.,
Shields
share
27,
Dec.
88.9
393.
p.
proceeds
about
restaurant,
a
company
consist
3,900
Co
Schwabacher
12,000
Co.—
&
Emerson
The
to
The
1,500
Robinson-Humphrey
Pomeroy,
2,100
which
the present time Howard Johnsons
Oil Co. is operating a
service
a Holiday
Inn Motel is being constructed.
These three
businesses are
not
on
property owned by the company.
Thoy are
located on the western half of the island's highway frontage and are
contiguous on three sides to the property owned by the. company.
operating
station, and
12,000
—
of
homesites.
is
Reinholdt
Union Se¬
Dillon,
from
per
On
obligated to pay that amount by virtue of their joint promissory note
given to the vendors. They have conveyed the island, to the company
exchange for 1,500,000 shares ol' its stock.
t
The company Intends to develop Pineda Island for commercial and
Short-term
1,800
paid
was
dividends'
year
cents
gain.
near
Coinmon stock
Salomon
188,
capital
in
1,500
7,500
Co
I.
.
Eastman
Island
2,700
Rowles,
to
purpose
Co.,
&
Inc
6,000
Dominick
&
&
Francis
L.
—
equal
$34.86 per sharej
or
company was organized under Florida law In
1958'
of acquiring and developing real property. It now owns
Mobile, Ala.
Tne oncers and directors of the
company,
Robert S. Gordon, President, Charles E. Hoy and Andrew
T.
Manno,
purchased Pineda
Island
lor
SI,500.000
and
they
aro/
the
Pineda
I—
Pan-
coast
Dominick
Shepard
&
compares
$103,456,893,
of
asset";
share
per
This
BUSINESS—The
for
Quail & Co.,
The
share
per
net
peninsula
a
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
1,800
1,500
realized
net
gain.—V.
PROCEEDS—The
Island,
1,800
Riter
Bodine
&
2,100
&
—-
Pressprich & Co
1,500
Corp.
Davis, Skaggs &
net
336.66
Co., Inc., Palm Beach, Fla., on Oct. 3'
publicly 1,200,000 shares of common stock at par
($1 per share).
1,800
__
Co
&
1,800
Co.__
Jackson
;
W.
$1.15
capital
1,800
Co
&
Weedon
R.
1,800
6,000
6,000
Northwest
6,000
Clark,
Richard
2,100
-
Co.-
Co
Corp.—
Inc.
2,700
Wells & Co—
Ohio
Pacific
1957
to
stock.
common
S. Land Development Corp.—Stock Offered—Palm
U.
1,800
Co
:
1,500
low,
C.
1,800
Moroney, Beissner & Co.
F. S.
Coseley & Co
Mullaney,
Wins-
&
Dec., 31,
indicated
an
equivalent
of
Beach Investment
12,000
.
Paine, Webber,
Curtis
Whiteside
2,700
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
The
of
waterfront
1,500
Co.__
Co
Smith
1,500
1,500
on.
from
payments
highway frontage
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
1,800
Phillips
Co.Carolina Securities Corp.—
Chace,
Inc
Co.,
&
ton
2,700
shares
first
three
quarters
of
the
current
$1.20 per share were paid, of which 75
the
from
came
reports
company
$121,382,554,
share and net asset value of $115,410,679
1957.
*
•'
dividend
a
value
asset
/
SO,
During
1957
1958 of
outstanding. 3,310,815
6,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Co.,
Sherrerd
&
&
&
&
ner
Corp.—Reports Net
*
investment
Sept. 30,
on
the
2,700
1,800
—
The
2,700
Butcher
Co.
&
Co
&
2,700
12,000
Denton, Inc.
&
-
3,900
Co
Simmons—
&
Blyth & Co., Inc
Bosworth, Sullivan
Merrill
2,700
1,800
1,800
1,500
Co
Inc.
Masten
McDonald
Walter & Hurry,
Bingham,
&
Marks
M.
Mason-Hagan,
A.
E.
7,500
12,000
Co
Coe
&
2,100
Bateman,
_
12,000
Corp.
&
Lundborg
Eichler & Co
Co
&
Co.—:
Brothers
Ryons
Mackall
"
Assets of $121,362,554—
12,000
Inc.—
&
Higginson
3.900
1,800
Co.,
2,100
Barth
J.
&
Freres
Lester,
Baker,
C.
Konnendi
Lehman
W.
A.
Shares
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
Lee
—-—
Whipple
Corp.
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds from the sale of the
stock, $8,000,000 will be sued to repay a portion of
outstanding bank loans. The
balance of the proceeds will be added to
the general funds of the
company.
The company estimates that it will spend approximately
names:
3,900
&
Co
<te
The
(par 50 cents)
June
$5,768,274
—
(net)
_
offered
2,700
Baehe
at $23.37% per share.
and the books closed.
was oversubscribed
respective
addi¬
of
Lazard
Hornblower
after
30,251,976
U. S. Citrus Corp., Murray, Utah—Files With SEC—
severally
have
of shares
1,500
underwriting group headed by White, Weld & Co.
and Stone & Webster Securities Corporation on Oct. 16
offered 600,000 shares of common stock
This offering
below
number
__—
48,350
re¬
6,000
Robert
J.
58,150
Farwell,
and Chairman
of
the Board
on
Automotive Insurance Co. to Pacific
their
company's
6,000
Estabrook
of
1957
$35,231,229
29,934.494
"
named
the
the
1958
31,
Co._
Abercrombie
sale
of
own, 100%
$118,700,000
opposite
American
curities
designed
program
Both Premier
set
___________
President
the
Insurance
subsidiaries
owned
Jr.,
under
Aug.
Allyn & Co., Inc
Securities Corp._
Lovett
794.
Corp.—Consolidating Insur.
Belgrano,
Oct.
National
underwriters
at
1,500
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
12,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—__
1,500
Corp.
H.
F.
personnel
the company
Webster Securities
&
Drexel
Toledo Terminal RR.—Guaurantee of
Principal, etc.—
key
reserved
were
Shares
Stone
Caldwell,
filed with the SEC on Oct. 17 relating
100,000 presently outstanding shares of
common stock owned personally by David, Alexander and Norman Tish¬
man
and by
the Estate of Louis Tishman.
The
offering
will be
managed 'by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
the
1.958
$35,702,768
$4,728,907
amounting to
treasury.
stock
.
Inc.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
A
and
White, Weld & Co.—.
Burns Bros.
to
-V.
on
plan.
purchase from
to
tional
794.
Tishman
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Blunt
1958—26 Wks.—1957
of
officers
to
stock
stricted
William
Off—
1958—4 Wks.--1957
$13,418,393 $14,080,129 $84,362,340 $80,966,820
—
188, p
Balance
stock
the
revolving
sinking fund retirement to 528,000 shares.
shares
1216,413
Blair
Thriftimart
Co. of New Haven—Earnings Up
income
on
;v
.
Aug. 31—
deductions-
Dividends
18,130 shares had been acquired for future sinking fund purposes
were
Bacon,
Thiokol -Chemical Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—Of the
Period End. Sept. 27—
-
income
Net
and
outstanding
originally authorized 550,000
reduced by
1958,
and
and
at the time of sale the additional
that
any
The solar convertor is capable
battery
Operating
Income
represented
will be
EXPLORER
1316.
p.
fund
SinKing
conductor
The
188,
operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes/
years in the following principal amounts: 1959 and
in each year; 1961, $14,760,000; 1962 through 1974,
each year; 1975, $15,223,000;
1976, $15,843,000; 1977,
debentures
the
8000
Model
63,730,674'
_
SEC
supply,
company's
EXPLORER,
71.999,653
$937,184
$9,498/220
$7,736,929
additions '
T___
$6,646,638 $45,658,338 $59,460,569
:—
12 Months Ended
$12,510,000
agreement notes will
the
6,856,019
T-_________
_____
in subsequent
1960,
vacuum
The
150,000 shs.
series
more
subject
series
such
outstanding,
are
or
bonds,
52,972,967
Gross
be issued under the
restrictions contained
therein.
The total principal amount which may be outstanding under
such mortgage is limited to $750,000,000, except that, so long as any
and
less than those of
80%
are
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
cents)___
one
the
42,796,284
47,373.896
32,110,747
gas:
United Illuminating;
150,000 shs.
securing
39.655,057
6,248,185
—v.
per
contained in
by other systems. Its power requirements
tube systems.
509,870 shs.
31
1957
5.436.092
natural
of
Expendtiures for property
and replacement
per
value
(stated
'•'Additional
1977
weighs but 57 pounds, from a fourth to a
weight of conventional systems using vacuum tubes.
It is
a single case, compared to the three to six cases required
the
value
.
fCommon
1958
150,000 shs.
payments and final maturities on bonds and debentures will be payable
in the last lour months of the cuirent year in the amount of $5,855,000,
transistorized system
The
;
(stated
series
mortgage
bonds
A major "broadening of tiansistor applications to the important oil
exploration industry was announced on Oct. 13 by this corporation
with introduction of the world's first all-transistorized seismic ampli¬
third
550,000 shs.
share)
-
8 Mos. End. Aug.
28,468,494
Amount
per
share)
$17,240,000;
data
$100
supply of crude oil
3,599,106
MCF
1,500,090 shs.
150,000 shs.
value
(stated
series
$5.70
Sales
per
—
series
$15,880,000
of
California—Operating Data—
(bbls.)
Sales
par
share)
5.96
.
Such systems are basic to the collection
location and exploitation of new petroleum reserves.
(without
stock
share)
$4.90
:
1958
system.
of
materials processed (bbls.)
of crude oil and prods, (bbls/)
Raw
r 5.500,000
60,000,000
value), issuable in series—
series (stated value $50
Texas Instruments, Inc.—Introduces New Product—
fier
Co.
Month of
Controlled
20,000,600
__
§$2.55
provision for preferred dividends,
earnings equaled $2.10
per share on the 707,756 shares of common stock outstanding at the
end of the period.
In the comparable 1957 period, the company rer
ported earnings equal to $2.02 per share on the 590,290 shares then
Outstanding. (The company sold 100,000 shares publicly in June, 1958.)
Adjusted to an equivalent basis with the current year, earnings in
the first nine months of 1957 would" have equaled $1.73
per share.
188,
20,000,000
Cumulative
After
—-V.
Oil
Union
25,000,000
(pay¬
(par-
It was oversubscribed.—V. 182, p. 515.
Aug. 1958
1977
sec¬
stock
common
Oct. 9 by The First Boston Corp. at
a dealer's concession of 55 cents per
on
$9.50 per share, with
$155,706,000
38,300,000
50,000,000
$169,44? ,000
40,000,000
50,000,000
26,000,000
due 1978 __________20,000,000
due
4%
similar
the
Series
.—A—_____
Revolving credit agreement notes
able June 3,
1959)
Profit—
reported that consolidated net income
reached $1,631,271, up from the
period last year.
Provision for
$2,022,000, compared with $1,736,000 in 1957.
Oct.
on
months
nine
reported
due
Jersey—Secondary Offering—A
"Debentures—
no
(James) Talcott, Inc.-—Reports Increased Net
series
4%%
company
due 1976
1977
due 1978
series
%%
5%
arrangement or under¬
standing at this time to make any acquisition whatsoever. Further¬
more,
only
the
board
of
directors
of Studebaker-Packard could
authorize an acquisition and it has not taken any action whatsoever
on
any acquisition,
or any type of acquisition. There is
absolutely
nothing to any rumor about a merger with Botany Mills. I have no
idea what, if any,
acquisitions will, in fact, eventually be made or
what profits, if any, will, in fact be brought into Studebaker-Packard
through acquisitions. Definitive consideration of the whole matter of
acquisitions by Studebaker-Packard will not be given by the board
until the refinancing plan has been approved by the shareholders."
—V. 188,. p. 1437.
-;'
have
Outstanding
share.
mortgage pipeline bonds—
3a,4% series due 1975-//i—
First
The following statement was issued on Oct. 10 by A. M. Sonnabend
regarding reports in the press of talks with other companies concern¬
ing possible mergers with this corporation.
"I
Trust Co. of New
Monday, October 20, 1958
. .
ondary offering of 110,000 shares of
$2.50) was made
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Mercedes-Benz.
German-made
the
to
has
elusive
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle :
'
Venture Capital, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With
12,000
Co.—
Co.
J.'
1,500
1,500
1,500
SEC
corporation cn Oct. 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock t par 10 cents ) to be offered
at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds ate to be used
for working capital.
The
,
—V.
188,
p.
Tropical
1316.
Gas
Co., Inc.—Subscriptions—Of the 25,674
Viclad Industries, Inc.—Certain
shares of 6% convertible preferred stock recently offered,
to common stockholders of record Sept. 9 at 100% of
principal amount, 24,626 shares were subscribed for, and
the remaining 1,048 shares were taken up and sold on
Oct. 3 by the underwriters headed by Glore, Forgart &
Co. (See details in V. 188, p. 1200.)—V. 188, p. 1562.
See
Pressed Metals
Assets Sold—
pf America, Inc. above.—V. 187, p. 1829.
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
reported that total net assets
$13,750,000 as against $10,658,000 on April-30,
during the past mix months.—V. 187, p. 2954.
Bernard-J." N6es, Executive. Secretary,
of
the Fund *fiow exceed
1958, an increase of 29%
(1659)
(J.) Weingarten, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Public of¬
fering of $6,500,000 5%%
Oct.
1, 1978. at
of its
accrued
and
interest,
yield 5.415%, was made on Oct. 17 by an underwriting
group headed by White, Weld & Co. and Moroney, Beiss& Co.
The
Oct.
will
1960
have
in
each
interest
and
Net
by the
ness
related
open
in
part
facilities.
tt
par
Oct.
tne
1, <1263,
xinai
less
of
company
year,
however,
indiroc.lv out ox
or
the
in
no
funds
5 415^
tie
additional
Tennessee
and
18
next
mon
ns
supermarkets,
Texas.
tno
>
will
successor
to
in
1914
in
Houston,
to
total
sales
of
the Jiscal
year
$124,187,000
ended
and
net
June
28,
earnings
of
the
1958
7,821
shares- of
'shares
of glass
$4,875,000
Texas,
as
Stone
&
Webster
&
Securities
Corp.;
The
Goetze,
Fence
$100
are
Oct.
&
10,
a"
to
for
Co.
In
public
a
Lead
.
Co.—September Sales Up—
In
d':':.:
Western, Carolina Telephone Co.—Common Stock Of¬
fered—The company is offering 89,391 shares of common
See
•
Products
.
>•- •■•'-
'
The
an
stock
(par
based
share).
per
used
for
be
purchased
138.
Oct.
on
of
14
p.
$100)
on
No
Stores
Period End. Sept. 27—
working
capital.
—V.
47,902,650
188.
p.
Co.,
the
SEC
offered
of
is
to
J.
have
its
A
suspension
has
by
Gray
of
failed
reason
with
136,
p.
the
the
Woodall,
all
President,
the
of
preferx-ed
oi'der
to
to
the
not
this
exemption
with
failure
to
1933
A
with
187,500
asserts
of
a
the
in
that
Union
138,
183,
p.
corporation has
after taxes
income
2,513,000
President
Western
offering
of
Lead
Regula¬
circular,
after
b
an
as
of
number
months
Net
sales
issue of $2,000,000 first mort¬
151.
of
common
the
Board.
first
equal
nine
to
57
months
cents
according
This
compares
equal to 49 cents
shares outstanding
a
the
L.
of
of
on
McGara,
share
end
1958*
share
with net
common
at
a
to J.
1957.
for
Inc.—Earnings Up—
the
outstanding,
of the
$1,231,925,
of
of
for
$1,434,221
income
on
the
an
first
f
first
nine
months
of
1958
totaled $25,925,056
corresponding
period, last yeaxs.
In addition, Yuba also reported total, depreciation and amortization
amounting to $567,861,. or 22 cents a share giving a, total cash, float
of 79 cents a share.
This compares with a cash flow of 68 cetttf
1201.
a
share
with
lor
the
$14,374,939
for
corresponding
make possible tne
make
the
AMERICAN+RED
reported
shares
and Chairman
taxes
equal
nine
common
-.«■
help
1958—9 Mos.—1957
•'
Yuba Consolidated Industries,
This
net
the
shares
Telegraph Co.—Acquisition—
above.—V.
J 958—Muntn—1951
1201.,
p.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.,
compared
Co.
681.
p.
York Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Bonds Placed Prir
vately—This company, it was announced on. Oct. 15, ha?
arranged to place privatley, through Drexel & Co. audi
amount.
1096.
Manufacturing
187,
$69,530,841 $62,865,040 $569,761,692 $543,312,339
—V.
Western
common
conditions
revised
Oct. 15 announced that the director#
shares of 5r/e
cumulative con¬
redemption through Harris Trust and
on Dec.
1, 1958, at par ($25 per share):
on
for
registration
1957,
exemption.
an
one
file
from
25,
465,296,783 401,603,066
gage bonds due 1988.—V. 183, p.
$300,000
Aug.
offering of
such
of
on
company.
exceeding
Commission
comply
its
by
40,746,496
$
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—September Sales Up—
Per. End. Sept. 30—
Regulation
a
Act
$
outstanding
stock
Savings Bank, Chicago, 111,,
plus accumulated dividends.—V.
employees
involved.
announced
was
Securities
Commission
public
pursuant
of
stock
securities
filed
the
conditional
a
it
temporarily, suspending
under
offering, of
provides
share,
per
order
an
Commission,
-f:
Up—
1958—39 Wks.—1957
1562.
called
vertible
v
.
1957
Woodall Industries, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stock
with
seniority
Inc.—September Sales
1958—4 Was.
$
announced
be
underwriting
"
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$2,692,034 $32,763,243 $26,272,7151
1201.
p.
Winn-Dixie
2380.
to
Sales Higher—
1058—..tail .n—1957
$3,531,712
proceeds
Ingersoll-Rand
187,
shares
Stores Inc.—September
.___
—V.
2707.
letter of notification
a
scale
filed a registration statement with the
participations in its Employee Savings
of
Westinghouse common stock
pursuant to said plan.—V. 188, p. 1094.
13
Period End. Sept. 30-
H.
Exchange
proposed
Your Dollars
-a/-1
company,
President
directors.—V.
filed
7
price
be
offerings
W'estern
for subscription'by holders
A
notification
required.—V.
i
of
registration
public
Regulation
tion
•
at par,
1983.
Oct.
Sales
this
Johnson,
common
$150
and
tram
respect
Products
V >. <s
privately,
Wire
Oct.
to
has, issued
exemption
offering froup
include:
Blyth &- Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs
"Lehman Brothers: Mex-rhl Lynch,
—V.
;
H.
&
on
and
Securities
Per. End. Sept. 30—
1958—Mcrith—1907
1958—9 Mop.1-1957
Sales_ta.____.$18,586,000 $17,311,000 $164,050,000 $164,368,000
I.
President of
Robert
of
proceeds
at $1.60
(.$5 per share)
may
White
Sales
187,. p.
corporation
The.,
r'■
at par
which
on
$10,000,000 of
with 149,254
together
company's
Offering Suspended by SEC—
•
stock
the
corporation
covering
Plan,
$700,000
Western Lead Products Co., Los
Angeles, Calif.—Stock
ofthe
f "//-
y;.
•
the
of
forward
SALE—The company on
Aug. 20 sold
5%
first mortgage bonds due
reduce short-term bank loans.—V.
B.
(between
debentucrs;
value preferred stock; 227,216
Becker
1201.
cai'rying
to
Western Electric board
The
and Shearson,
p.
reduction
This
SEC
Sales
Inc.;
188,
in
the
program.
company
Pierce.
Western Auta Supply
incurred
to
of North
$1,424,000.
fCidgcr, Pcabody & Co.;
Fenner & Smith; Smith,
Barney & Co.; A. G.
Equitable Securities Corp.; Hempenl, Nojes & Co.;
Hammill & Co.—V. 188, i>. 1317.
./."
Co.;
applied
conversion
covering 200 shares of
employees on a sliding
.stock, and 300,999 shares' of...ccuiynon stock.
members
be
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Registers With SEC—
new
underwritten.
Works, Inc., Portland, Ore.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
subordinate/, income
5'-'/•-cumulative $50-par
A common
UNDERWRITERS—Other
•
of
will
loans
and
election
the
'
and
bank
Western
;
CAPITALIZATION"—Upon completion of the current financing, outstanding capitalization of the company will consist of $6,500,000 of
■sinking fund debentures currently being offered, $405,000 of sundry
.mortgage" notes
not
to
situated
a
/ EARNINGS—For
had
is
$500,000
Arthur
the
proprietorship started >n 1901, operates a- chain of
45 supermarkets,-the majority
of which are located in the Houston
.metropolian • area where the company is believed to be ono of the
largest factors in the retailing fool businjs.
The
balance
ox
the
-chain's supermarkets are id Louisiana and Wmuossec.
•
offering
one
Sept. 26; rights to
on
plans
be
v
organized
The
at the rate of
held
Western Electric Co., Inc.—New
Director Elected—
year.
_
BUSINESS—Corporation,
shares
having
per
ny
unp
which
of
used
were
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
in part to re)'V presen ;lv on'standing indebted¬
the expansion of its supermarket chain and
During
31.
proceeds
PRIVATE
issue
puis accrued'
such redemp¬
borrowed
than
net
construction
for
eight
cr
Louisiana,
the
a s.his.taj
iuni, commencing
designed to re ire the entire
company
irx
seven
to
cost
PROCEED
used
Until
case.
made directly
be
may
net
105:V>
stock
common
three
Oct.
on
short-term
ox'
it
ter,
«t
l')0'{
Lv"
mve-V
The V-eb-mtures
redeemable, at the company's option, at redemption prices
be
initially from
interest
a
hone
therca
The
maturity.
by
also
ranging
tion
the
annuallv
and
each
Unsubscribed shares may be sold to
residents
Carolina.
This offering was oversubscribed.
deber.t-.ires will
1.
Issue'
for
expire
to
ner
outstanding
share
sinking fund debentures, due
price of 99.50%
a
51
CROSS
the
1957
period.—V.
187,
p.
2596.
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1660)
.
.
Monday, October 20, 1058
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
.
ALABAMA
Mobile
■
price of 100.02,
-
■
of about
(P.
County
Mobile),
O.
Offering—Leroy
Chairman
nue
the
of
and Road
receive
Board
bids
until
10
Jan. 1 from 1968 to 1982 inclusive.
Callable
cipal
of Jan.
as
and
1, 1968.-Prin¬
payable at
interest
American National Bank & Trust
Co., Mobile; First National Bank
Mobile;
Merchants National
Bank of Mobile; or at the Manu¬
facturers
&
Traders
Trust
Co.,
New York City. Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
fRose, of Birmingham.
of
1,
1967
259,000 33/4S. Due on Oct. 1, 1969.
3,500,000 33/2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
1970 to 1983 inclusive.
members
Other
of
the
syndi¬
cate: Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, F. S. Smithers & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc.,.
J. A. Hogle & Co., Robert Winof
City
Magnolia School District, Orange'
County, Calif.
Bond Sale
The $300,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 188, p.
Flagstaff, Ariz.
Offering—C. T.
Clerk,
Pulliam,
receive sealed
will
nicipal
equipment
bonds.
Dated Oct.
July
from
1
improvement
1, 1958. Due
1960
1964
to
on
inclu¬
1563—were awarded to the Secu¬
rity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, as 4s, at a price of
100.25, a basis of about 3.96%.
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld,
Divelbess
ette, of Phoenix.
"
.
Robin-
&
,
Metropolitan Water District of
Southern California (P O. 306
West Third St., Lok Angeles),
i^
.
"
Maricopa County School District
No. 40 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
40,000 lVzS. Due
11
B
o li
Sale
d
The
$18,000,000
waterworks bonds offered Oct.
14
un¬
(PST) on Oct. 21 for
the purchase of $232,000 school
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1958.
Due
clusive.
Principal
(M-N)
and
at the
payable
Treasurer's
office.
interest
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Oxnard Union High School District,
Ventura County,
Bond
Offering
well, County
sealed
for
L.
Calif,
E. Hallo-
will receive
Clerk,
bids at his
until
tura
28
—
office
in Ven¬
Due
a.m.
(PST) on Oct.
purchase of $350,000
Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Dec.
on
1
from
1959
to
1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
(J-D)
Treasurer's
Poway
Municipal
Water
District,
liams, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Box
to
Route 1,
Poway, until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 21 for the purchase of $70,*
000. general obligation improve¬
ment district
1283,
bonds,
as
follows:
Nov. 1 in 1961, 1964, 1967,
1970, 1973 and 1976.
bonds. Dated
school
July 1 from 1960 to 1975 inclusive. are: Laidlaw & Co.; The Philadel¬
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ phia National Bank; Blair & Co.,
able at
the
County Treasurer's Inc.; Shields & Co.; California
office.
Bank; William R. Staats & Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Seattle First
ARKANSAS
National Bank; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Fort
B.
Smith, Ark.
Bond
Offering — Jack Pace,
will receive sealed bids
Mayor,
until 2 p.m.
the
(CST) on Oct. 30 for
purchase of $600,000 water
works
revenue
improvement
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved
by Rose, Meek, House, Barron &
Nash, of Little Rock.
CALIFORNIA
Bakersfield City School
District,
Kern
Bond
County, Calif.
J.
Van
Ingen & Co.; W. E.
Co.; Francis I. duPont
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.; Bache
&
Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Hutton
&
&
American Securities Corp.; Shear-
Hammill & Co.; Dominick &
Dominick; Baxter & Co.;
First of Michigan Corp.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Spencer
Trask & Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross;
Taylor & Co.; National State Bank
of
Newark; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co.;. A. M. Kidder & Co.; Hill
son,
Richards
&
Co.; Rand
& Co.;
Offering—VeraJK. Gibson,
Fulton
Co.; C. F. Childs &
& Co.; Wood, Gundy
Reid
&
Co.,
Inc.;
The
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in
Bakersfield,
First National Bank of
Memphis;
Federation
Bank
&
Trust
until
Peoples
11
a.m.
(PST)
on
Nov.
12
for
the
purchase .;of
$3,120,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
5, 1958. Due on Dec. 5 from 1959
to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
National
Bank,
,
Co.;
Char¬
lottesville, V a .; Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne,
Noel
&
Co.;
Boettcher
&
Co.;
Counuty Treasurer's office.
•
Grandbery, Marache & Co.; An¬
derson & Strudwick;
First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Okla¬
Escondido
homa City;
•
Union
San Dieo
School District,
County, Calif
Bond
Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
until 10:30
for
the
office
a.m.
in
San
(PST)
purchase
on
of
Diego
Oct. 28
$490,000
school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1958.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
to 1983
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Her-
Blewer, Glynn & Co.; J. B. Han&
Co.; Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc.; McDonald - Moore
Co.; The White-Phillips Co., Inc.;
Pohl &
Co., Inc.; Shannon & Co.;
Co.;, C. F. Cassell &
Co., Inc.; Hannaford & Talbot;
Stubbs,
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Inc.; Bioren & Co.; Robert L.
M. B. Vick &
Orange Unified School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Long Beach, Calif
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the First National
CityBank, of New York City, at a
a.m.
(PST)
on
Oct. 28 for the puruchase of
$1,150,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 15, 1958. Due on
Nov.
15
from
1959
to
1983
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
of¬
fice. Legality approved
by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
bonds
dated
are
Nov.
1,
1958. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the District Treasurer's
office,
Bond
the
at
or
Linda
District's
fiscal
Union
School
District,
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond Offering —Wm. H. Dick,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
his
at
until 10
bonds.
on
office
in
Sacramento
(PST) on Oct. 22 for
puruchase of $120,000 school
the
a.m.
Dated Nov.
15, 1958.
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
Treasuruer's
and
the
purchase
cisco.
Rivera School District, Los Angeles
County, Calif.
|
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 12 for
bonds,
as
$292,000
of
$533,000
school
follows:
bonds.
Due
1
Dec.
on
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
241,000
bonds.
Due
1
Dec.
on
bonds
are
office.
Unified School Diet.,
Alameda County, Calif.
Legality
rick,
Dahlquist,
1439—were
14—v.
awarded
to
a
188,
approved
Or¬
by
Herrington
p.
group
Water District, San
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Anna D. Charl¬
ton, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
at her office in San Marcos, until
7:30 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 30 for the
purchase of $250,000 Improvement
1, 1958. Due
as
follows:
$320,000 5s. Due
on
Nov. 15 from
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
80,000
344s.
Due
1967 and 1968.
on*
Nov.
1974
able.
and
thereafter
call¬
are
Interest
J^-D. Legality ap¬
by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Santa
Monica, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $4,300,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
14—v. 188, p. 1095—were awarded
to
headed
by Halsey,
Inc., at a price of
100.05,
a
net
interest
cost
of
about 3.18%, as follows:
a
group
Stuart
basis of about 3.43%.
a
sewage disposal bonds:
$330,000 6s, due on Oct. 1 from
1959
000
and
Oct.
to
1961
inclusive; $220,2%s, due on Oct. 1, 1962
1963; $880,000 3s, due on
1
from
1964
to
in¬
1971
clusive; and $170,000 3!4s, due
on Oct.
1, 1972 and 1973.
2,700,000
water system
bonds:
$540,000 6s, due on Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1961 inclusive; $360,000 2%s, due on Oct. 1, 1962
and 1963; $1,440,000 3s, due on
Oct.
from
1
1964
to
in¬
1971
clusive; and $360,000 314 s, due
on Oct. 1, 1972 and 1973.
Other members of the account:
Lehman
Brothers, Phelps, Fenn &
Co., Glore, Forgan & Co., Gold¬
fered
$400,000 county
building bonds of¬
Oct.
14—v.- 188,
awarded to the
were
Securities
sell
1439—
p.
American
Corp., and Laird, Bis(Day, Stoddard &
Meed
&
Williams Division), as 3.10s, at a
price of
3.07%.
100.28,
basis of about
a
•
Wethersfield (P. O. Wethers field),
Connecticut
Bond
Offering—J.
James Bod-
nar, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
at
the
Connecticut
Bank & Trust
Main
Co., Room 504, 750
Hartford, until 2 p.m.
St.,
(EST) on Oct. 27 for the purchase
$230,000 school bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Legality
approved by Day, Berry & How¬
ard, of Hartford.
of
FLORIDA
Boynton Beach, Fla.
Sachs & Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Bond Offering—The
cil
Co.,
Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,
E, F. Hutton & Co., Kean, Taylor
&
Co., Roosevelt & Cross and
School District,
County, Calif.
$481,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 188, p.
Semitropic
Kern
School
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Vera K. Gibson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Bakersfield,
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 12 for
the
purchase of $90,000
school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 5, 1958.
on
Dec.
5
from 1959
to
1968
inclusive.
and
interest
(J-D)
the
County
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
from
Florida
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla. "
Bond Sale—The
Oct.
fered
15—v.
headed
188,
to
awarded
were
a
1203—
syndicate
p.
by Ira Haupt & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
4.46%, as follows:
about
Due on July 1 from
$200,000 6s.
to 1967 inclusive.
1962
255,000 2.40s.rDue on July 1 from
1968 to 1973
100,000 4Yts.
inclusive.
Due on July 1, 1974
1975.
855,000 4.40s. Due on July 1 from
1976 to
1988 inclusive.
Other members of the account:
J.
C.
Bradford & Co., Baxter &
Gregory & Sons, Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Talmadge, & Co.,
MacDougal & Condon, Inc., John
Small & Co., Barret, Fitch, North
& Co., E. Ray Allen & Co., Lyons
& Shafto, Inc., Fox, Reusch & Co.,
H. V. Sattley & Co., Geo. K. Baum
& Co., Allison-Williams Cq., Inc.,
Shaughnessy & Co., and Weil,
Roth & Irving Co.
Co.,
Additional
were
Sale—The $1,750,000
offered
bonds
awarded
on
as
the
same
day
follows:
Golden, Colo.
will
Beau-
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
on
Oct. 30 for the purchase of
revenue
bonds
to
a
group
composed of B. J. Van Ingen
Bond Offering—-Bernard
sewer
$1,410,000 State
Office Building revenue bonds of¬
revenue
Clerk,
the
sewer reve¬
details may be
$1,000,000 St. Johns County road
COLORADQ;:
City
until
for
the City Clerk or
L. Middleton, Esq., 205
Worth Ave., Palm Beach, Fla.
;
Sonoma
ican Trust Co., San Francisco.
bids
31
Elwyn
Bond Sale—The
1563—were awarded to the Amer¬
Oct.
Full
bonds.
nue
obtained
and
High
on
purchase of $400,000
Baxter & Co.
Rosa
(EST)
noon
City Coun¬
sealed
receive
will
man,
sang,
•
Bond Sale—The
$1,600,000
Santa
V
(P. O.
Middletown), Conn.
&.Co.
$100,000
15,
Corp., Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, Mercantile Trust Co.,
Louis, F. S. Moseley & Co.,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
E. F. Hutton & Co., and Cooley &
Co., as 3Y2S, at a price of 100.499,
St.
June-<1? from
1961 to 1998 inclusive. Bonds due
in
com¬
&
bonds. Dated
on
group
First Boston
and courthouse
San Marcos
Dec.
a
Middlesex County
Sept. 29—v. 188, p. 1318.
sewer
to
posed of Chase Manhattan Bank,
Note—The foregoing is in addi¬
District No. 2
$3,200,000 bonds
188, p. 1563—
16—v.
awarded
were
tion to the report in our issue of
&
Co., and the Secu¬
rity-First National Bank, of Los
Angeles, at a price^ of 100.001, a
net interest cost of about
3.58%,
offered Oct.
&
composed of Blyth & Co., Inc., R.
H. Moulton
Bond Sale—The
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Due
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 school
bonds offered Oct.
purpose
option, at the fiscal
City.
.
dated Dec.
1,
1953. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
San Leandro
various
agency of the City in New York
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
The
of
at the holder's
interest
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
purchase
Do-
J.
bonds totaling $26,425,000.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the City Treasurer's office, or
Due
the County
Legality ap¬
office.
Fairfield, Conn.
v
Offering—Robert
Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 27 for
Nov. 15 from 1960 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
the
CONNECTICUT
(City and County),
lan,
cisco, Chicago or New York City.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
bids
15 from
Nov. 15, 1983.
California
agency in Los Angeles, San Fran¬
Whittaker & Co.
be received until 11
Bond Sale—The
$4,884,000 gen¬
eral obligation water
works bonds
offered Oct. 1-4—v.
188, p. 1318—
.
auer
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
,;
•,
The
Rio
on
proved
oil
$380,000 gen¬ Co., as 3.10s, at a price of 100.42, a
building basis of about 3.03%.
Jan. 1, 1959. Due on
Other
members
of
the group
obligation
San Francisco
office.
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering—David H. Wil¬
for the purchase of
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Tallmadge &
Tallmadge, of Denver.
V
at the
.
11
the
school bonds.
—v. 188, p.
1439—were awarded $40,000 District No. 2 bonds. Due
on Nov. 1 in
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill, to a
1960, 1963, 1966,
group composed of Lehman
Clerk of the
1968,
Board
of
1970, 1972, 1974 and
Super¬ Brothers, Halsey Stuart & Co. Inc.,
1976.
visors, will receive sealed bids Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Kidder, Peauntil 10 a.m.
30,000 Distinct No. 3 bonds. Due
(MST) on Dec. 4 body & Co., and Glore, Forgan &
eral
on Nov.
1978 to 1982 inclusive.
Nov. 15 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
on
15
a.m.
addressed
California
Nov.
on
1977 inclusive.
200,000 3%s. Due
—
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Nov.
€ for the purchase of $150,000 mu¬
Due
from 1969 to
bids at his office in Martinez
Kansas
City, Wood, Gundy &
Co., Inc., Thomas & Co., Lyons &
Shafto, Inc., Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co., of Cincinnati,
and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.
3y2s.
360,000
County, Calif.
—
W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
throp & Co., Commerce Trust Co.
ARIZONA
Bond
Contra Costa
Bond Offering
til
and 1968.
a.m.
(CST) on Oct. 28 for the purchase
Of $1,750,000
general obligation
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on
Due on Oct. 1 from
Due on Oct.
250,000 4s.
Reve¬
of
Orinda Union School District,
net interest cost
follows:
as
I960 to 1966 inclusive.
Stevens,
Commissioners, will
sealed
41/is.
$875,000
Alabama
Bond
a
3.58%,
hi...I
bonds.
Dated- Oct. 1, 1958; Due on Oct. 1
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
& Co., John Niiveen & Co.,
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
Inc., and Cates & Co., as 4V2S,
at a priee-oL. lOO.OJ,, ^a basis
of
750,000 Orange County road reverme
Ijoi^s 'do^
Floritia
Na¬
tional Bahk of Jacksonville.
.
Volume
388
Number
5787
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1661)
*
Beach,
Maaefra,
utilities
Oct.
6
188,
v.
—
to
Bond
offered
000 5%
1203
p.
Fdinburg, III.
$175,000
certificates
tax
awarded
Florida
Sale —The
Certificate
—
were
Wheeler
l^eedy,
Utilities
Bond
Florida
Offering—C.
receive
H.
Bank
Stanton,
(EST)
a.m.
bids
sealed
Oct.
on
until
28
bonds.
revenue
Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
on
1969
able, in whole
approved
Trauernicht,
of
call¬
in part but in
inverse numerical order, on any
interest payment date on or after
Oct. 1, 1968. Principal and inter¬
est (A-O) payable at the Guar¬
anty
Trust
Company, of New
York City, Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
will
23
for
receive
8 p.m.
bids until
(CDST)
the
school
purchase
building
of
sealed
on
Oct.
bonds.
Dated
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
Rockford
Sanitary District, III.
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
County (P. O. Decatur),
Georgia
Offering—C. H. Blount,
were
Chairman
Board
of
sioners .of
Roads
of
$2,500,000
revenue
noon
second;; lien
water
follows:
as
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
4.08%,
follows:
$155,000
1961
950,000
5s.
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
to 1967 inclusive.
4s. Due
Oct.
on
1982
Other
to
of
1
from
$360,000 5s.
Arkansas
-
200,000 4s.
Due
1970
1973
on Dec. 1
inclusive.
1959
Callable
to
as
inclusive.
1998
Sale—An issue of
,
sold
1987
ble, County Auditor, will receive
(CST) on
Pocatello. Idaho
i-'i Oct. 28 for the purchase of $500,000 hospital bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Bond Sale—The.$1,250,000 sew¬
er revenue bonds offered Oct. 14
1958.
Due
semi-annually
from
—v.
188,; p. .1440—were awarded July 1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1969 inclu¬
to a group composed of John Nusive. Legality approved by Ross,
veen 6?Co.i Boettcher & Co., Bar¬
MeCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
ret, Fitch, North & Co,, Schwa- apolis.
;
IDAHO
-
Other
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
...
.
price *>f
100.02,
costs of about
$235,000 4s.
a
3.96%,
net interest
as
follows:
Due ^on Sept. 1 from
Bank, of Wichita,
cate:
Indianapolis, lad.
Bonds Not Sold—No
received
street
fered
for
the
<■,
bids
were
$530,000
off-
parking revenue bonds of¬
Sept. 22—v. 188, p. 1203.
84,000 2y«s.
Dated
Lincoln
....
.
.
Oct.
Jan. 1 from
.1960 to 1974 inclusive. Principal
ILLINOIS
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Cook County School District No. Farmers State Bank of Wyatt, in
73x/z <(f.' f). 9146 * North Kildare Walkerton. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Avenue, Skokie), III.
Bond.
Offering — Marcella
L. Indianapolis.
Brandt, Secretary of Board of
Marion County (P. O.
Education, will receive sealed
Indianapolis), Ind.
bids -until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
Bond
Sale
The
$2,090,000
Oct. 22 for the purchase of $270,bridge and equipment bonds of¬
000 school building bonds. Dated
fered Oct. 15—v. 188, p. 1319—
Nov. 1, -1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
were
awarded to a group com¬
1960 to 4976 inclusive.
Principal
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
and interest (J-D) payable at a
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., HornChicago bank agreed upon by the
blower & Weeks, Hallgarten
&
purchaser and the Board of Edu¬
Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
cation.
Legality
approved
by
and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Inc., as 3s, at a price of 100.34, a
1, 1958.
Due
on
'
-
—
Divernon, III.
Bond
Sale—An
000 5% gas
was
bonds
July 1, 1958.
from
1960
to
1986
National
American Fletcher National Bank
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
at
Bank
the
American
& Trust
May
Company, of Chi¬
Legality
cago.
Charles
&
approved by
Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
Duquoin, III.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 water
and
sewerage
revenue
works
bonds offered
1563
—
were
Oct.
15—v.
awarded
188,
to
banks, as 334s,
at a price of
p.
local
par.
&
Trust
apolis,
as
Company,
3%s.
of
American
Bank
of, the
building
Oct. 13
v.
188,
offered
bonds
p.
1440
were
—
awarded to the Bankers Bond Co.,
and Stein Bros. & Boyce, jointly,
at
price of 100.01, a net inter¬
3.70%, as follows:
a
$24,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Fletcher
& Trust Company, of In¬
dianapolis, as 3V4s, at a price of
100.25, a basis of about 3.20%.
gerald, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
Bank of Boston, Municipal
Division, 45 Milk Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m. (DST) on Oct. 22
for the purchase of $100,000 water
supply improvement bonds. Dated
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the abovementioned
bank.- Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Bestr
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Nov. 1, 1958.
1959 to 1978
on
Weston, Mass.
■
project bonds offered Oct. 10—
188, p. 1565—were awarded toHalsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Hornblower & Weeks, jointly, aa
v.
2.90s, at
a price
of about 2.87%.
of
Com¬
of 100.13,
a
basis
Weymouth, Mass.
Offering—Parry J. Gran¬
Bond
ger, Town Treasurer, will recbivo
sealed bids at the Second BankState Street Trust Company, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Oct.
21 for the purchase of $1,685,000
bonds, as follows:
^ .
$1,100,000
■"
Due
school
bonds.
project
Nov.
on
1
1959
from
to
1978 inclusive.
Interest
sewer bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
285,000
100,000 street bonds. Due
'
*
on Nov.
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
.100,000 drainage and stream im¬
provement bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Terrebonne Parish
Sewerage Dist.
100,000 water bonds. Due
on Nov.
I from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Certificate Offering—Arthur A.
Fraites, Jr., Acting Secretary
Board of Supervisors, will
of the
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 3 for the purchase
$52,941.79 sewerage certificates.
Dated Dec. 15,1958. Due on March
of
-Dated
Nov.
•
MARYLAND
Nov. 1 from
in
pany,
proved
Boston.
Legality ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,.
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer &
MICHIGAN
•
y
>
Adrian School District,
Note Offering — Louis
Mich. '
Roberts,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Annapolis, Md.
Principal
1, 1958.
interest payable at the Sec¬
ond Bank-State Street Trust Com¬
and
1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
until
sealed, bids
receive
3 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 20 for tho
Arthur
purchase of $160,000 school notes.
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
G. Ellington will receive sealed
Dated Oct. 20, 1958. Due on Sept.
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct
-Grant County (P. O.
1959.
Principal and interest
30 for the puruchase of $2,300,000 1,
payable at a bank or trust com¬
Williams town), Ky.
bonds, as follows:
Bend Sale—The $490,000 school
pany in Michigan, to be desig¬
$300,000 by - pass approach road nated by the purchaser.
building revenue bonds offered
bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from
Sept. 25 were awarded to West1959 to 1978 inclusive.
"
V Allen Park Public School District,
heimer & Co., at a price of 100.80.
2,000,000 water and sewer bonds.
-•"Michigan
>
98,000 3-14s.- Due on Nov. 1 from
Bond. Offering—Mayor
,
*
r
■
Due
LOUISIANA
bonds. Dated Dec.
J-D.
1, 1958. Due
Legality
Gretna),
Louisiana
Not
litigation,
Sold
—
Due
to
bids were
submitted
for
the
$388,932.86
street paving certificates offered
Sept. 11—v. 188, p. 900.
Polytechnic Institute
Offering—Superintendent
Public Instruction Shelby M.
Jackson announces that the
of
Education
sealed bids until 9
to
will
State
receive
(CST) on
Nov. 1 for the purchase of $750,000 student union building rev¬
enue
bonds.
Due serially
from
a.m.
Note
Offering—Clifton W. Fel¬
in Michigan, to be desig¬
company
nated by the purchaser.
Boston, Mass.
Ann
Note Sale—The $5,000,000
notes
188, p. 1564—
awarded to C. J. Devine &
were
Co., at 1.74%, plus a premium of
$55.
Bristol
County (P. O.
Taunton),
Offering—Ernest W. I£il-
Bond
ceive
County
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
11
re¬
a. m.
Oct. 21 for the pur¬
$195,000
court
house
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Due
on Nov.
1 from 1959 to 1971 in¬
(EDST)
chase
on
of
clusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Coolid^e & Rir g. of Boston.
Best,
15
and
awarded to
a
Mich.
District,
The
—
site
$2,750,000
bonds
offered
1441 — were
a group headed by C.
Co., at a price of par,
188,
v.
—
J. Devine &
p.
net interest cost of about
as
Massachusetts
Sale
building
Oct.
School
Arbor
Bond
10—v.
no
Bond
Board
1959
MASSACHUSETTS
roy,
of
from
on
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
Certificates
1
approved
Orleans.
pending
Nov.
lows, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Principal cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
and interest (M-N) payable at the
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct, 20 for
Farmers National Bank of An¬ the purchase of $300,000 school
notes.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
napolis.
Legality
approved
by
Due
Niles, Barton, Yost & Darikmeyer, on Sept. 1, 1959. Principal and in¬
of Baltimore.
terest payable at a bank or trust
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Interest
on
1978 inclusive.
Covington, La.
Bond Offering — M. P. Blache,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10:30 a.m.
(CST) on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $35,000 public improvement revenue
Louisiana
National
Chenier,
Board
the above-men¬
tional
District
will
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
38,000 3%s. Due
Principal and in¬
Legality
Pittsfield, Mass.
Offering — John J. Fitz¬
Bond
J-D. Legality
by Martin, Himel &
Morel, of New* Orleans, along
with the concurring opinion of
bond counsel of New York, Chi¬
cago or St. Louis.
De
$160,000 school
revenue
—
bank.
i
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1978
on
inclusive.
•
Elizabethtewn, Ky.
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
on
approved
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
No. lOfP.O. Houmm), La.
KENTUCKY
Due
inclusive.
by
approved
State Treasurer's office,
in Topeka. Legality approved by Dean
& Dean, of Topeka.
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
the
Protection
receive; sealed
bids until 8 pan,. (CST) on Nov;
7
for
the purchase
of $125,000
public improvement fire depart¬
ment bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
Due
Indian¬
Shelbyville School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 9 —
v.
188, p. 1440—were awarded to
1961
Bond Sale—The $670,000 school
(P. O. Lutcher), La.
Chairman
15, 1958. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Jefferson Parish (P. O.
pay¬
Company.
Due
1
missioners,
Oct.
Pleasant
Township Civil Township
(P O. Stillwell), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $51,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 9—v. 188,
p.
1440—were awarded to the
1958.
Dec. 1 from
of
members
offered Oct.
$260,-
sold to the Midwest
Dated
1
of
revenue
on
Merrill Lynch,
No.
from
basis of about 2.96%.
issue
utility
funding
1997 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Joseph
:
on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1969
and interest
-
-
Due
to
the
:
follows:
as
Dec 1 from
on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1991
St. James Fire
and
est cost of about
Township Civil Township
(P. O. Walker ton), Ind.
275,000 *£.90s. ; Due on Sept. 1
Bond Offering—C. M. Alwine,
/ "from 1975 to/1979 inclusive.
Township Trustee, will receive
345,000 4s. Due on Sept. 1 from sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.(CDST)
1980 to l985 inclusive.
on
Oct. 28 for the purchase of
>140,000
Due on Sept. 1, $81,000 school aid bonds. Dated
1986 and 1987. 4
on
ner
National
Due on Oct. 1
1962 inclusive.
1960 to
1963
City,
Yards
Bond Sale—The
196046 4969rfinclusive.
255,000 3%s. Due on. Sept. 1 from
•
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
Kansas
Stock
$36,000 3s.
bacher & Co.; J; M. Dain & Ca,
a
.
of
Co.,
Union
Dec. 1 from
the syndi¬
Pierce, Fen¬
& Smith; Roosevelt & Cross,
Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Ladd
Dinkins & Co.; First Southwest
Company; Harrington & Co., Inc.;
Rotan, Mosle & Co.
City, Kan.
a
group composed of the
Securities Co.;
Commerce
v
and'Thornton D.- Morris & Co., at
to
1992 to
to
the
-
"
Due
570,000 37/ss. Due
$83,902.86 gen¬
eral obligation street paving bonds
Trust
Legality approved by Chapman
*$258,& Cutler, of Chicago.
000 non-tax
exempt main bar¬
racks building bonds. ..was sold to
INDIANA
the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency,/as 2%s, at
a
Clay County (P. O. Brazil), Ind.
price of par. /
,;
■vBond Offering—Walter E. KrieBond
on
from
1984 to 1986 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
First
of May 1, 1978.
!
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
280,000 3.80s.
.
from
to
700,000 3%s. Due
•
:
follows:
as
on
the
•
,
a.m. (DST) on Oct.
purchase of $494,000
bonds.
Dated Nov.
1,
for
22
tioned
Dec, 1 from
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
on
Georgia Military College (P. O.
A
Milled geville-)
Ga.
3.89%,
Due
the National
ton, until 11
—
cost of about
KANSAS
,
at
of
Boston, Trust
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
awarded
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
Sale
The
$3,000,000
school building bonds offered Oct.
15—v. 188, p. 1441—were awarded
to a group headed by the First
National City Bank of New York,
at a price of par, a net interest
Bond
offered Oct. 13—v. 188, p. 1564—
April 1 from 1960 to 1988 $150,000 general obligation sewer were awarded to Milburn, Coch¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1958. Due ran &
inclusive;
Principal and interest
Co., Inc.
on Jan.
1 from 1960 to 1978
(A-O) payable- at the First Na¬
Harvey County School District No.
tional Bank of Atlanta. Legality
inclusive.
53 (P. O. Hesston), Kansas
approved by Spalding,.Sibley^
320,000"water works and sewerBond Sale—An issue of $120,age revenue bonds.
Dated.
Troutman, • Meadow >:& Smith, of
000
school
building bonds was
Atlanta/-.';
May 1/ 1958. Due on May 1
"V"':"
Due
1319—were
p.
Bank
terest payable at
syndi¬
cate: Ira Haupt & Co.,
Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Reynolds & Co.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Frantz
Hutchinson & Co., J. M. Dain &
Co., Shaw, McDermott & Co., and
First of Iowa Corp.
-
Shawmut
Merrill
Oct. 1 from
on
ceive sealed bids
$357,000
Orleans Parish School District
1990 inclusive.
members
188,
Maiden, Mass.
Offering — J. Howard
City Treasurer, will re¬
Bond
&
paving certificates offered Oct. 9
—v.
1968 to 1981 inclusive,
945,000 4.10s. Due
Le¬
Hughes,
New Orleans, La.
Certificate Sale—The
14
188, p. 1440—were awarded
a
syndicate headed by A. C.
Allyn & Co., at a price of 100.02,
as
A-O.
Chapman
sew¬
to
net interest cost of about
by
100.03.
—v.
a
Interest
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
6 Smith, and Newman, Brown &
Co., jointly, as 33/4s, at a price of
bonds offered Oct.
revenue
1980.
approved
890,000 3.90s. Due
Brown,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 21
for the purchase of $470,000 bonds,
Oct. 28 for the purchase
on
er
to
Cutler, of Chicago.
to
Burlington, la.
Sate—The $2,050,000
Stockton, III.
Offering — C. E.
Bond
Revenues,
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
1318.
p.
Commis¬
of
and
$2,000,000 sani¬
bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 188,
tary
of 100.50,
i960
gality
IOWA
$550,000
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Raffensperger, Hughes
Co., as 5s, at a price
basis of about 4.95%.
a
by
submitted for the
Bond
&
Bond
Education,
or
GEORGIA
DeKalb
awarded to
St.
County Community High
School District No. 310 (P. O,
Peoria), III.
Bond
Offering—John W. Kel
ley, Secretary of the Board of
Dated
are
Legality
&
>,
Company, of Chi¬
Peoria
Bonds due
thereafter
and
Com¬
•
Washington-Stafford School Bldg.
Corporation (P. O. Lyons), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $440,000 first
mortgage revenue bonds offered
Sept. 16 — v. 188, p. 997 — were
Louis.
April 1 from
1961 to 1984 inclusive.
in
Trust
Charles
purchase of $6,000,000 water and
electric
&
cago.
11
the
for
bonds
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the American National
Secretary of Utilities Commission,
will
revenue
Midwest
the
$225,-
Dated July 1, 1958. Due on
May 1 from 1960 to 1983 inclusive.
Commission
(P.O. Orlando),
to
of
pany.
Alleman, Inc.
Orlando
issue
utility
gas
sold
was
&
Sale—An
53
3.31%,
follows:
$2,540,000
000
Series
000
and
I
4V2s, due
1960 to
1967
bonds: $430,June 1 from
on
inclusive; $175,-
3V2S, due on June 1, 1958
1969; $305,000 3s, due on
June
1 from
clusive;
due
on
1970 to
1972 in¬
$1,630,000
and
June
1
from
3^4s,
1973
to
1987 inclusive.
210,000
Series II bonds:
4i,4s.
to
on
1P67
$40,000
June 1 from 1960
-incltrive:
$15,000
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1662)
3 f 2s,
Michigan
due on June 1, 1968 and
$30,000 3s. due on June
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive;
1
$130,000 3*4S, due on June
from 1973 to 1987 inclusive.
and
1
of
members
Other
the
group:
Equitable Securities Corp.; Hallgarten
& Co.;
Dick & MerleSmith;
National
State
Bank,
Newark; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; The
First National Bank of Memphis,
and Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Sale—The $40,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Oct. 13—v.
188, p. 1441—were awarded to the
Bank, at 3.50%.
Bellaire State
tax
Oct 13
—v.
188, p. 1320—were awarded
to the National Bank, of Detroit,
—
The
$500,000
offered
notes
1.88%.
at
purchase of $38,000
special assessment street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1958.
Due on March 1 from 1959 to 1963
Oct. 23 for the
1, 1968. Interest J-J. - Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
(P. O. Willis), Mich.
Offering—Grace Oerther,
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
ion, will receive sealed bids until
(EST) on Oct. 21 for the
purchase of $425,000 building and
site bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1958.
7:30 p.m.
Due
June
on
from
1
1961
1988
to
interest inclusive. Callable as of June 1,
(M-S) payable at a bank or trust 1970. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
company designated by the pur¬ proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Madison Heights and Troy,
Lamphere Public Sch. District
No. 4 (P. O. Madison
of Detroit.
Community Sch.
Michigan
Bronson
District,
Heights),
school
Bond Sale—The $535,000
offered Oct. 14—
1441—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. and
Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.89%, as follows:
building bonds
188,
v.
p.
$455,000 4s. Due
April 1 from
on
Bond
First of Michigan
Corp.,
Watling,
Lerchen
&
Co.,
jointly, at a price of 100.016, a net
the
and
cost
Sch.
Community
No.
Dist.
receive
will
bids
sealed
until
(EST) on Oct. 21 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1958.' Due
June
clusive.
from
1
Bonds
thereafter
in
due
in¬
1988
and
1969
callable in inverse
are
numerical order
payment date
to
1960
on
on
interest
any
and after June 1,
1968. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Note
The
not
were
offered
foregoing
bonds
when
originally
sold
Sept.
on
25
188,
v.
—
p.
Rapids
(P. O.
Public
School
2006
Wealthy St.,
S. E., Grand Rapids), Mich.
Note
Offering
penter,
Louis
—
Secretary
of
Car¬
K.
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 21
for the purchase of $125,000 school
Dated
Oct.
15, 1958.
Due
on March 30, 1959.
Principal and
interest payable at a bank or trust
designated
company
chaser.
Grand
Bond
by
the
pur¬
Rapids, Mich.
Sale—The
$2,445,000 au¬
parking system refund¬
and
improvement
revenue
tomobile
ing
bonds offered
1320—were
Oct.
14—v.
awarded
to
188,
a
p.
group
headed by Smith, Barney & Co.,
at
a
cost
price of 97.599,'a net interest
of about 4.46%, as follows:
$300,000 434s.
1961
to
Due
1966
125,000 3%s.
and
Due
on July 1 from
inclusive.
on
July 1, 1967
1968.
215,000 4s.
Due
1969
1971
to
on
1972
to
1,470,000
1975
4%s.
July
1
inclusive.
335,000 4t4s. Due
1
District,
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
frOtn 1976 to
1987
on
Sale—liie $800,000 school
building and site bonds offered
Oct.
9
v.
188, p. 1320 — were
to
a
composed of
group
Kindred
Barcus,
& Co.;
H. V.
Co.; Ryan, Sutherland
& Co.; Allan Blair & Co., at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 3.86%, as follows:
Sattley
&
$195,000 41/2S.
1959
Due
1966
to
85,000 4%s.
and
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
Smith,
Dean
R.
W.
Witter
Lee
July
1
account:
Pierce, Fenner &
Pressprich
&
&
Co.,
Co., Reynolds &
Hig&inson
Corp.,
and
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.
1,1959 to Feb.
Bond
from
Bonds
are
in
due
callable
and
1969
70,000
to
1974
3s.
Due
on
May 1 from
thereafter
Dated
bonds
offered
1320—were
Wade,
$53,000 general
supply system
Oct.
8—v.
awarded
to
188,
1963
to
fiscal
the
at
St.
Note
Offering—John R. Francis,
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
(EST)
chase
on
until
Oct. 23 for the
8
pur¬
of
$24,000
school
notes.
Dated Oct. 15, 1958. Due on
April
1,
1960.
Principal and interest
payable at a bank or trust com¬
in
Michigan, to be desig¬
by the purchaser.
Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
pany
Stone, of Detroit.
Buren
Public
(P.
O.
School
or
(CST)
Paul
A.
City
Clerk,
(CDST)
chase
on
of
Oct.
tificates,
un¬
1
1960 to
from
Due
on
from
Nov.
1,
Legality
View
District
-
by
Kyle &
No.
awarded
to
a
Dist.
Blvd.,
Pontine), Mich.
Offering
—
Frederick
J.
Poole. Secretary of Board of Edu¬
.
composed of the American Na¬
tional Bank, of St. Paul, AllisonWilliams Co., Inc., J. M. Dain &
/
from
!
-''
June 1 from
on
Due
1977.
and
June
on
1,
188,
Sale
p.
group
1969
1970
In
to
1979
Oct.
of
&
and
Edward
Great
1
L. Burton
No. 278,
Bond
bonds
p.
State
Land
price of
par.
Other
members
Co.,
1,
1961
Sale—The
Oct.
14—^
Cross, Herbert J. Smis & Co., Inc.,
Thomas & Co., Lebenthal & Co.,
Rippel
&
Co*,. Van
Deventer
Brothers, Inc., Granger & Co., and
M.
Vick
B.
as
4s,
at
to
a
as
4s.
The
—
general im¬
of B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Boland, Saffin & Co., Fidelity
Co., of Newark, J. B.
Hanauer & Co.,'and Roosevelt &
Cfoss, as 4s, at a price of i 00.21,
a basis of about 3.97% .'. :composed
Union Trust
Oakland School District, N. J. >
Sale—The $850,000 school
Bond
building bonds offered Oct. 9—v.
Oct.
4—v;
composed of
43, at
Spring Lake, N. J.
Bond
Offering—Myron O. Mor¬
Borough Clerk,- will receive
bids until 8 p.m; (EST)
at
000
public improvement
Dated Nov.
from
1959
bids
Bank
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
the
First
Lake.
NEW
Bonds
at
the
H.
Jacob D. DuFirst
purchase
j
by
bonds
of
$200,000
Dated
Nov.
1.
gen*
bear
MEXICO
Mex.
J
Sold—Bids
the
for
City, N. Mex.
received
Nov.
by
3
the
for
the
water -$150,000'water
City
Clerk
purchase
revenue
bonds.
on
Nov.
of
at
1
1959
to
the
First
Due
Valencia
National
pay--
Bank
N.
Bond
eral
Gray,
Best.
Rugg, of Boston.
Coolidge
&
Mex.
Sale—The
$-700,000
gen¬
obligation courthouse-and jail
bonds
Legality approved by
-
County (P. .O. Los Lunas),
1978. in-j
Principal and interest
Boston.-
Rppes,
from
1958.
of
I
.
bonds.
First
for
23
of
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
Oct.
on
Not
Silver
National
until
(DST)
Bank
$800,000 general" obligation water
and sewer bonds offered Sept. 18
—v. 188, p. 901—were rejected.
11:30
the
National
Legality approved
by Reed. Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
HAMPSHIRE
N.
bonds.
Nov. 1
on
1973 inclusive. Prin¬
a
of
a.m.
1, 1958. Due
to.
Grants, N.
—
on
Nov. 3 for the purchase of $175^
melle, City Manager, will receive
sealed
price of 100.11, a basis
w
" : L " ~
a
of about 3.98%.
the
to
4V4s,j
as
1321—were awarded
p.
from Dec. 1,
headed
Sale
ing $417,000 offered Oct. 9—v. 188,
p. 1321—were awarded to a group
inclusive.
$1,000,000
The
Bond
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk Street. Boston, until
National Bank and American Na¬
tional
Bank, both o£; St. Paul,
jointly,
Board,
Lebanon,
able
group
,
provement and water bonds total¬
Spring
sold
were
Offering
14—v. 188, p. 1442—were awarded
a
Co.
Oakland, N. X.
par.
Bond
elusive.
to
the'account:
of
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Boland, Saffin & Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Stroud
& Co., Inc., John J. Ryan & Co.,
J. B. Hanauer & Co.. Roosevelt h.
at
$12,000 water
offered
—
NEW
The bonds bear addi¬
Feb.
958
Minn.
offered
&
The
—
1321
p.
District
Roseville, Minn.
Bond
Sale
bonds
188,
1, 1960.
1442—were awarded
Prescott
to
Bond
Sale—The $300,000 school
building
No.
1958.
'
i
1
of'about 4.63%."' *
sealed
District
Dated Dec. 1,
supply
interest from
School
15—v.
Co., taking $3,894,600 bonds as
4365s, at a price of i00.15, a basis
ris,
Nashua, Mont.
addition the entire issue will
Indep.
Oct.
&
& Co.
Falls, Mont.
Assessment
bonds.
from
inclusive.
March 1, 1959 to Oct.
'
$3,900,000
e
as
members
Dain
Bond
Oct. 1 from
on
O'.
to a
Phelps, Fenn
&
Co., Ira Haupt
& Co., Van
Deventer
Bros., Inc., Herbert J.
Sims & Co., and J. R. Ross & Co.,
inclusive.
250,000 3.70s. Due
offered
(P.
N. J.
1442—were awarded to a
headed by B. J. Van Ingea
June 1, 1978 -group
cial
to
T h
-—
bonds
sewer
.188,
,
,
on
lows:
1960
Township
Bergen
Bond
June 1, 1974
on
Co., Juran & Moody, Inc., Kalman
& Co., Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood;
and E. J. Prescott & Co., as fol¬
on
'
inclusive.
Offering — Fred L. Hill,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 27
for the purchase of $77,000 Spe¬
$250,000 3l/2s. Due
'
'
North Bergen),
1
3.65s.
obligation
sanitary: sewer
improvement bonds offered Oct;
Walton
1973
100,000 3.70s. Due
Co.
group
eral
West
1
~
the
syndi¬
Co., Inc., J.
Co., Braun, Bosworth
& Col, Inc., Stern Brothers & Co.,
Foster
&
Marshall,
Harold
E.
Wood & Co., Garrett-Bromfield &:
Interest J-D.
Township School
June
on
-
1975.
Other
Minn.
621,
syndicate
and 1979.
Independent School
;
Cross,* John-. :'J.
Ryan /*&%. Co.,
j;
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, F. R.C.j
Cole & Co., J. R. Ross & Cp ,
j
Adams & Hinckley, and Ewing &
M.
Interest
Sale—The $500,000 school
offered Oct. 13—V. 188, p;
1442—were
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip,
(P. O. 3101
Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, J. C. Bradford & Co., Lee '
Higginson
Corp.,
Roosevelt r&
cate: Allison-Williams
1958.
1958
Note
and
approved
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Mounds
1321—^
p.
a
inclusive..
100,000 3.60s. Due
to
1976
Dated
tional interest of 2%
Detroit.
to
100,000
1959
Waterford
1960
account:
&
#
1966
1976 inclusive;
1
price of
of
Haupt
-
follows:-
as
400,000 3 v2s. Due
inclusivei
Nov.
J.
Callable
1
net interest cost
a
3.62%,
.1960 to 1965
im¬
50,000 certificate of indebtedness.
188,
1, 1968.
:'
by Piper, Jaffray & HopBlyth & Co., Inc.,- at a
of about
provement bonds. DueonNovi
E.
June
a.m.
and
$300,000-4s. Due
v.
of
wood
cer¬
obligation
building and site bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1958. Due on June 1 from
inclusive.
11
^
188,
to
pur«f price of. 100.02,
bonds and
general
13—v.
awarded
headed
follows:
as
$435,000
Oct.
were-
will
for the
20
$485,000
p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 27 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 general
1984
until
.
Cook,
Osseo
8
to
bids
Oct 29 for the purchase
MONTANA
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.mi
Offering—Robert A. Hay,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
til
sealed
on
fered
State
Other members of the
North
in St. Louis or in St!
County, to be designated by
the purchaser, subject to approval
by the County Council. Legality
approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Moorhead, Minn.
|
■!
group
as
Frank J.
—
Louis
the
a
National
the
.
company
at the
to
Newark, taking $2,595,000
3.70s, at a price of 100.21,:'
basis of about 3.67.
>%.:%•■
V
bonds
Burkamp, County Treasurer, will
Bond and Certificate Offering-
Bond
tion, will receive sealed bids
by
$2,600,000
188, p.
14—v.
County (P. O. Clayton),
The
—
carry an extra 1.20%
District
ol
Oct.
awarded
Bank of
•
pay¬
of
agency
headed
The
—
offered
1442—were
Missouri
receive
Township (P. O.
Sale
—
Belleville), Mich.
Van
*
foregoing super¬ p. t"V
Great Falls, Mont..
•:■ v
sedes the report in our issue oi
Bond
Sale
The $1,000,000
Sept. 29—v. 188, p. 1321.
water system revenue bonds of-;
nated
Paddock &
Louis
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
bonds
County School District
(P. O. Corunna), Mich.
bids
Principal
1958.
.
bonds
Ira
i
-
(M-S) payable ac
Trust* Company,
Bond Offering
holder's option, at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
J.
Inc.
sealed
1,
Bond
Co.
Bond
receive
inclusive.
City. Legality apptoVJil n
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEver,
& Fizzell, of Kansas City."
r'
?
inclusive.
City in New York City,
p.
Walter
Shiawassee
will
Nov.
Hamilton
a
of $11),875,000 public improvement
$1,879,000 library bonds.
1
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
195§, Due oh
407,000 street'improvement bonds.
February 1 from 1959 to 197*8 In¬
414,000 public building bonds. :> clusive. •
Principal
and
interest
Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec.
(F-A) payable at a bank or trust
1959
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of
York City.
March 1 from
on
Kansas
&
follows:
1969
water
March 1 from
on
1969
Commerce
on
Bond Sale—The
to
and interest
Oct. 29 for the purchase of $2,700,-
M-N.
obligation
1965
.
saly, Secretary of Board of Esti¬
mate and Taxation, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
inclusive.
May 1, 1975.
Dfle on May 1, 1976.
75,000 2i/2s.
the
to
1964 inclusive.
83,000 3j/2S. Due
Minneapolis, Minn.
Ottering—Thomas P. Var
from
Nov.
on
inclusive.
New
school
Trust
1960 to
-
Legality approved by
000 bonds, as
1966
to
Trenton), N. 3. ■"
sold
was
$52,000 3V4s. Due
of May 1, 1972. In¬
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
Due
1958.
1959
•
Company,
of
Kansas City, and Milburn, Coch¬
ran & Co.,
jointly, as follows:
inclusive.
1973
as
terest M-N.
1985
to
1961
bonds
Commerce
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
20 for the
purchase of $110,000
general obligation sewer bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Due on Nov;.
1968.
Due
Reorganized School
O. Morrisville),
Sale—The $135,000
building
Marshall, Minn.
Bond Offering—L. W. Mannion,
May 1, 1967
on
County
Missouri
—
awarded
as
inclusive.
Otter members of the
Merrill Lynch,
from
Polk
1, 1960.
1
Nov..l,
from
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Township Treasurer's
District No. 5 (P.
The bonds bear additional interest
..Note
Bond
until
notes.
MISSOURI
composed
of 2.25% from Feb.
Dated
will
Clerk,
office.
p.
.
St. Charles, Mich.
Grand
District
;\
June 1 from
Schools
188,
group
able
Michigan
1097.
East
Public
sewer
O.
f
Eilers,
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) On
Oct. 27 for the purchase of $40,000
general
improvement
bonds.
1
Co., Shaughnessy & Co., Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co., and CaldwellPhillips Co.
(P.
Bond Offering—Laura V.
Township
&
Township
Highstown), N. J.
Co., John Nuveen &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
McDougal & Condon, Inc., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., E. J. Prescott
offered
Principal and interest (J-D)
1984 inclusive.
375,000 4y4s.
—
on
$110,000
bonds
JERSEY
Windsor
&
from
inclusive.
110,000 4f'2s. Due
Wright, Davis, McKean & Cudlip,
of Detroit.
1
June 1 from
on
1975
8
p.m.
on
to
Montague
June
on
Due
1976 to
Bond Offering—Wm.H.Thomas,
Secretary of Board of Education,
as
1966 inclusive.
75,000 4%s.
Mich.
2,
4.59%,
a
1
1967
Carsonville
about
Due
5s.
1959 to
40,000 3V2s. Due April 1, 1975.
40,000 3s. Due April 1, 1976.
of
follows:
$40,000
1959 to 1974 inclusive.
Mich.
Sale—The $225,000
interest
Dain
Oct.
1442—were awarded
of AllisonWilliams Co., J. M. Dain & Co.,
and Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood,
to
Bond
build¬
ing and site bonds offered Oct. 14
—v.
188, p. 1565—were awarded
to
Sale—The
Bond
14—v.
Co., Inc., J. M.
& Co., Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Kalman
Michigan, to be des¬
improvement
NEW
East
Allison-Williams
Canton, Minn.
D.,
Principal and
inclusive.
$400,000 school
1, 1958. Due on
May 31, 1959. Principal and inter¬
payable at a bank or trust
in
from
1, 1959 to May 1, 1960 inclu¬
sive. Other members of the group:
MINNESOTA
purchase of $500,000 school
ouilding bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1958. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
1987 inculsive. Callable as of July
Offering—Robert H. Dud¬
of
Oct.
Dated
1.75%
Monday, October 20, 1958
.
.
Feb.
est
Lincoln Consol. School District
ley, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
purchase
notes.
interest of
additional
Kitti,
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 27
(P. O.
Bloomfield Hills), Mich.
p.m.
ignated by the purchaser.
School District,
Public
Michigan
Offering — William
Bond
M.
2
company
Kalkaska
Bloomfield Township
Bond
Sale
Note
anticipation
for the
(P. O. Bellaire),
Michigan
Antrim County
Note
until
the
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Oct. 22 for
will
cation,
Grosse Pointe School District,
1969:
.
offered
1442—were
Oct.
13—v.
awarded
to
a
183,
p.
group
composed of the Commerce Trust
Co., of Kansas City, Stern Bros. &
;
Number 5787
188
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(.1663)
Greece
Co., Zahner & Co., Coughlin &
Co., and Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
(P. O. 2505 Ridge Road
West, Rochester), N. Y.
Bond
follows:
as
$250,000 33is: Due
1959
1968 inclusive.
to 1972 inclusive.
NEW
4
$2,932,000
building
school
offered Oct.
15—v.
188,
$2,815,000 bonds,
No.
1
(P. O.
building
188;
Geo.
bonds
Oct.
14—
junior
Nov.
to
&
&
3.76%.
.
Canton, Lisbon, Pierrepont,- Oswegatchie, Potsdam and DeKalb >
Central
School District No.
1
(P. O. Canton), N. Y£'f
.
-Bond.
bonds
Sale—The
offered
1566—were
$50,000
Oct;
to
improvement
188,
the
■/.' Haverstraw,
par.
p.
bonds
offered
3.10s, at
as
a
price of
;
Bond
National Bank of
Canton, as 2.20s.
im¬
of
Troy,
3s, at
as
—
BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE FEDERAL
-
Brasher
and
Lawrence
School District No.
Central
1
(P.
Bond
Offering
Everett
—
O.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of
$1,800,000 school bonds. Dated
Sept. 1,
Due
1988
March
on
interest
(M-S)
Citizens
1
National
from
1960
Principal
inclusive.
and
payable
at
the
BUSINESS INDEXES
•Sept.
——-Unadjusted-
1957
1958
Durable
1
140
144
131
123
durable'goods,
Autos
1
School
District
(P. O. Smithtown), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
—
$3,150,000
Utility output,
Electricity
•«'
total
•142
"96
57—-J
95
150
112
114
t246
*244
240
115.8
115.6
37
121
■
w
119.4
—
IJ
-»
:
93.3
building bonds offered Oct.
group
composed
of
the
Bankers Trust
Co., Chase Man¬
Bank, Harris Trust & Sav¬
Bank, Chicago, Roosevelt &
Cross, Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
ings
and
Francis
I.
duPont
&
price of 100.60,
a
Co., as
basis of
a
90.6
111.0
80
79
tl38
store
stocks,
*147
valuel_
98.0
164.7
86
81
94
129
139
%
*144
160
154
Without Seasonal Adjustment
-1958
1957
Aug.
„
.
_■
—
___________
—_____
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based
•Preliminary.
*
^Estimated.
F.
on
W.
106
.144
128
.
Aug.
136'
134
___
other
July
130
___
Residential
products-
Electrical
Lumber
trucks,
and
Furniture
131
108
101
128
176
155
151
174
132
139
140
133
145
147
170
150
142
173
125
150
128
120
149
188
209
194
186
220
187
212
169
174
194
84
96
129
70
77
glass
340
318
319
340
162
173
167
160
products
137
134
134
143
141
151
159
156
119
112
130
135
138
131
and
123
122
130
124
134
3.43
144
136
Printing
and
Newsprint
Joh
_
109
_
&
Petroleum
Foods,
'
129
of
the Ma¬
Traders
Trust
Company,
Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross
and R. D. White &
Co., as 33/4s, at
a price of
100.14, a basis of about
both of
132
X
108
110
104
•
v.
_
x.
—
First
The
of
Bank
to
Ca¬
tawba County, of Hickory, at a
price of 100.07, a net interest cost
of
about
2.84%,
$64,000 2%s.
1960 to
follows:
as
Due
May 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
24,000
3s.
1968 to
Due
on
May
Bond
Offering—W.
28
X
127
139
161
X
166
163
141
140
142
143
136
144
X
128
131
X
115
133
X
147
"
•
X
173
174
175
170
174
187
.
147
185
X
182
185
X
207
X
X
•138
144
125
128
113
X
125
128
112
X
127
131
116
113 \
X
115
X
116
141
.
205
'
X
manufactures
150
132
*137
116
_
147
139
137
tobacco
manufactures
105
113
121
X
X
118
114
X'.
X
X
130
oil
_
Crude
and
E.
his
will
a.m.
for the
stone,
Oct.
15
building bonds. Dated Nov.
Due on May 1 from 1960
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
the
1, 1958.
to
Manufacturers Trust Company, of
New York City, or at the option
of the holder, at the First Union
National Bank of North Carolina,
in Charlotte.
Legality approved
fNot available-.
Co.,
as
•.
3V2S, at
V
.
•
/
'
4-
i
1
"
a
Bond
Lake
bonds
$1,000,000 elec¬
light and power plant and
system extension mortgage rev¬
bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 188
awarded
were
improvement
Oct.
9—v.
188, p.
1322—were
awarded to the First
Cleveland Corporation, as 4%s, at
a price of
100.39, a basis of about
South
Bond Sale—The
1322
Lorain),
4.67%.
'
tric
p.
O.
street
offered
Cleveland, Ohio
enue
(P.
Sale—The $53,500 special '
assessment
to
the
Point, Ohio
"
Sale—The $20,000 water¬
extension
bonds
offered
Bond
works
Oct. 10
—
awarded
Co.,
188,
v.
to
p..
1443
Charles A.
—
were
Hinseh &
5s, at a price of 100.31, a
Corp., at a price of basis of about 4.96%.
'
net
interest cost of
Stark County (P. O.
Canton), Ohio
about 3.22%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $76,000 sewer
$160,000 41/48. Due on April 1 and district bonds offered Oct.
15-rOct. 1, 1964 and 1965.
v.
188, p. 1443—were awarded to
840,000 3V8S. Due on April 1 and McDonald &
Co., as 3V4SK at a
Oct. 1 from 1966 to 1974 in¬
price of 100.10, a basis of aboyt
clusive.
3.32%. '
"
First
—
as
Boston
100.017,
>
a
.
Summit
$1,150,000 first
Ohio
Bond Sale
system reve¬
The $181,850 sani¬
183, tary improvement bonds offered
p. 1566—were awarded to a group Sept. 16 — v. 188, p. 1566 — were
composed of Ohio Company, Mc¬ awarded to McDonald & Co., as
Donald & Co., Field, Richards & 3s, at a price of
100.41, a basis
Co.,and Sweney Cartwright & Co., of about 2.92%.
at a price of 97.45, a net interest
Tallmadge, Ohio
cost of about 4.35%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $164,180 special
$290,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from assessment water main
improve¬
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
ment, Project No. 4 bonds offered
250,000 4V8S. Due on Nov. 1 from Sept. 5 — v.
188, p. 903 — were
sewerage
—
bonds offered Oct. 16—v.
inclusive.
1981
1974 to
on Nov. 1 from
1990 inclusive.
to
1991
on Nov. 1 from
1998 inclusive.
to
131
125
145
at
his
will
office
Ra¬
improvement
15
v.
188,
building bonds offered Oct. 14—
offered v. 188, p. 1443—were awarded to
1443 —were Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Company, as Smith, as 33/4s, at a price of. 101.20,
price of 100.41, a basis a basis of about 3.61%.
—
3%s, at
a
of about
bonds
p.
3.70%.
V ermilion-O n-The-Lake,
Hocking County (P. O. Logan),
Ohio
Bond
Sale
—
p.
Bond
1322—were awarded to Fahey,
fered
were
sewer
improvement
Sept. 27—v.
im¬
bonds
188,
p.
of¬
1099—
awarded to the First Cleve¬
land Corp., as 4%s, at a price of
basis of about 4.72%,
a
OKLAHOMA
University
(P.
O.
Enid),
Oklahoma
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
non-tax
$376,000
exempt dormitory bonds
the Federal Housing
1,
was
sold to
Nov. 1 from 1960 to
and
Home
bonds.
on
district
Ohio
Sale—The $125,000 sewer
district
The $20,000 court
house bonds offered Oct. 9—v. 188,
1978
a.m. (EST) on Oct.
purchase of $350,000
,
awarded to the Ohio
1958. Due
the
j
,
Bond Sale—The $260,000 school
Sale—The $200,000 hospi¬
21
for
3.90%.
Upper Arlington City Sch. District,
Ohio
Greenfield, Ohio
Bond
leigh until 11
-
about
provement
sealed
bids
awarded to McDonald & Co,, as 4s,
at a price of 100.54, a basis of
assessment
ment
188
Commission,
County (P. O. Akron),
Sale—The
in
132
X
129
price of 100.72,
a
<■ -:
>
Oct.
1322rrrWere awarded
Magnus & Company.
m
receive
147
131
-
115
were
—
basis of about 3.40%.
■
Ohio
$190,000 water¬
7—v. 188, p.
to
Phillips
141
118
-
1322
O. Elyria),
system bonds offered
100.22,
X
196
works
Oberlin, Ohio
Bond Offering — H. W. Smith,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 21
for the purchase of $89,719 special
136
136
Sheffield (P.
Bond Sale—The
Clark & Company.
by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
145,
151
-
p.
1979
86
-
188,
v.
—
awarded to Sweney Cartwright &
Oct.
127
,X
Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Trust,
in
Cleveland.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Ohio
$150,000 high¬
improvement
and
grade
crossing elimination bonds offered
tal
purchase of $4,000,000
72
135
Dated Oct. 1,1958.
1969 in¬
way
Ra¬
119
145-
Sale—The
from
1*
inclusive.
Cleveland
Sheffieid
Oct.
73
-
to
Dec.
on
1969
Chillicothe, Ohio
in
122
-
1960
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
Bond
on
82
X
Due
to
interest
Williams, of Cincinnati.
office
129
140
from
15
Cambridge. Legal¬
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
(EST)
118
*
and gas liquids—
and earth minerals
$134,819.20
paving
15, 1958. Due
street
tional Bank of
receive
70
gas
•Preliminary.
(J-D)
Easter-
121
149
gas
oil"
Natural
Dec.
Nov. 3
on
of
Oct.
Dated
Govern¬
123
_
natural
purchase
assessment
bonds.
on
(EST)
noon
1960
310,000 4%s. Due
70
Crude
the
special
1982
Raleigh, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Goal
13,490' Lander Road water main
—
330,000 4V4S. Due
school
151
165
X
at
121
X
•
bids
117
X
X
sealed
120
148
175
Commission,
leigh until 11
X
mfrs._
from
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
Charlotte), N. C.
101
153
products
'
1
1970 inclusive.
109
149
allied products.
chemicals
fuels
for
nue
$88,000 street
National
103
138
main bonds. Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1969 inclusive. )
bonds.
Carl M. Oshe,
will receive sealed
City Auditor,
bids until
mortgage
1566—were awarded
p.
117
104
•
Offering
Bond
CAROLINA
bonds offered Oct. 14—
sewer
188,
the
Sale
X
150
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1969 ind.
52,450 County Club Estates water
3.72%.
121
Minerals;
»
and
X
products
Mineral
Metal,
Oct.
Trust Company of Western
York, and the Manufacturers
120
and
Tobacco
rine
New
101
coal
Food
X
151
publishing
consumption
Beverages
offered
-
116
X
_
beverage
bonds
composed
112
,
114
'
and
and
group
Bond
■
beverages,
'Food
_
•
106
103
X
119
and
Industrial
105
,
t
;l
products
and periodicals
petroleum
products
Chemicals
$556,000 public
ling, Secretary of Local
printing
Chemical
a
150
^
products
allied
in¬
14—v. 188, p. 1566—were awarded
126
137
printing
and
improvement
to
ment
products
and
1978
Tonawanda, N. Y.
141
126
mill products
Apparel and allied products____
Leather
159
133
manufactures
Rubber
to
10—v.
Cambridge, Ohio
"
Manufactures:
leather
1959
Oct.
1960 to-1969 inch
13,680' West Hill Colony water
main, Series 2, bonds. Due on
improvement
sewer
offered
188, p.
1322—were awarded to Weil, Roth
& Irving Co., as 3V2S, at a
price
of 100.33, a basis of about 3.44%.
162
Textile
and
from
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Marine Mid¬
Trust Co., New York City.
Legality approved
by
Sullivan,
Dbi7oVan, Traiifahan;'McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
141
155
X
_
1
$650,000 school
1, 1958. Due
Sept.
land
174
lixtures
apparel
Dec. 1 from
Amberly, Ohio
Sale—The $22,500 special
Bond
of
clusive.
100
322
products
Miscellaneous
and
108
318
miscellaneous
and
Nondurable
Sept.
products
lumber
and
and
Furniture
Aug.
166
and
June
on
and
1957
•Sept.
156
parts
_
and
Unadjusted1958
Sept.
177
,
of
Dated
Bond
134
transportation equip.__
Instruments
Aug.
Board
Hickory, N. C.
184
equipment
purchase
bonds.
$32,530 West Hill Colony water
main, Series 1, bonds. Due on
OHIO
Gallipolis, Ohio
148
'_
clay,
119
102
129
1
:
Transportation
glass,
109
97
110
:
■
Nonelectrical
Other
July
155
__
the
3.99%.
or¬
•
Dodge data for 48 states.
1957
—.
•Sept.
__
metal
Machinery "
Autos,
,
119
130 '
Seasonally Adjusted
__
of
NORTH
—1958
Manufactures;
Primary metals
Fabricated
the
INot available.
Durable
fabricating
President
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 29 for
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
(1947-49- average—100)
1
Paper
111.1
93.2
150.1
1141
136-
*148
Construction contracts, value 1956-57
average=loo
Paper
95.0
94.2
'
t:
~
Total
Rubber
105.0
154.7
87
*
Department
Textiles
94.2
97.9
94.3
_
carloadings
Offering—Ralph H. Web¬
120.5
________
.
-Stone,
115.6
96.2
apolis.
clusive.
■
U6.8
103.3
95.6
Clay,
■
121
inverse numerical
& Co., Inc., First Cleveland
Corp.;
Hayden, Miller & Co., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Seasongood; &
Mayer,
and Pohl & Co., Inc.,, as
4s, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
Pepper Pike, Ohio
Bond Offering—Viola E.
Radel,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
City Treasurer's office. Legality bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 5
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Scott, for the purchase of $112,150 spe¬
Barber & Marquardt, of Minne¬ cial assessment
bonds, as follows:
a
Bond Sale—The
94.4
______
90.5
Metal
84
11«- "
;{
workers)
97.7
All
118
237
*238
94
53
■
238
*246
'
___
Durable
Freight
119
104
Nondurable
Payrolls
130
100
123
134
i.
employee, total
iprod.
135
120
129
Gas
Manufacturing
Employment,
134
120
durables_-_____ '.J.
total-__*_"___-.__r_
Nonagricultural
160
115
t248
consumer
140
117
in
to
a
group
composed of Field,
Richards & Co., Braun, Bosworth
any
16—v. 188, p. 1443—were awarded
to
City School District, Ohio
interest payment date
on and after
April 1, 1974. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
on
bonds
No.
April 1
on
Bank,
Central
148
138
.
X
Other
137
99
a,.,.
-
146
104
total___
Major consumer durables:.
Sept.
136
145
160
133
Aug.
141
146
144
Minerals
1957
•Sept.
144
138
.
134
Nondurable
Consumer
Sept.
136
139
_____
Aug.
137
Manufactures
der
assessment
ster,
—■—1958-
callable
the
school
re¬
Oct.
purchase of $840,000
improvement
bonds.
refunding
Malone,
Irving Trust Co., New
York City. Legality
approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
at
or
Bond
Seasonally Adjusted
the
on
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
due in 1975 and thereafter are
Flint, District Clerk, will receive
to
for
(CST)
a.m.
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due
O.
Parma
Sale — The-$1,200,000
school building bonds offered Oct.
13—v. 188, p. 1323—were awarded
DAKOTA
Fargo, N. Dak.
21
Moira, Bangor, Brandon, Dickinson,
Springport, Fleming, Aurelius, Ledyard and Scipio Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Union Springs), N. Y.
RESERVE SYSTEM
7
Cleveland.
New
of
Bond Offering—Bids will be
ceived until 11
about 3.94%.
noo
NORTH
price of 100.03,
a
basis of about 2.98%.
a
4s, at
,,-1947-49 average^
McCarthy,
p.
hattan
Y
Sale
The $5,900,000
building bonds offered Oct
school
&
Bond
1566—were awarded to
the Manufacturers National Bank
Oct
Ithaco„ City .'School District, N.
First
Washburn
Smithtown
Y.
The $35,000 street
p. 1442—were awarded
to the Rockland National
Bank, of
school
14—v.'
awarded
188,
v.
1958.
1,
—
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Banking
Company,
in
Oberlin.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
York City.
high
9-—V; 188,
■>
,■
Lake Pleasant, N. Y.i
Bond Sale
The $53,000
fol¬
senior
-
Haverstraw, N.
;V-
Bond Sale
r
pur¬
as
County Trust Company, in Ards¬
ley.. (Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield. & Wood, of New
York City.
Co., Inc., and
Co., jointly,
price of 100.38, a
a
of- about
basis
the
1958.
Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
and
$550,000. school
WeigoLd
3.80s,,. at;
as
Dated
offered
Gibbons
B.
Chas. E.
for
from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
Broadalbin),
1442—were awarded
p.
23
p.m.
1,039,000 land and school build¬
ing bonds.
Due on March
York
Bond Sale—The
v.
Oct.
re¬
school bonds. Due on March 1
from 1959 to 1987 inclusive.
New
terest
Peoples
(M-N) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Brushton), N. Y.
$1,776,000
and Providence Central Sch.
Dist.
3:45
on
Broadalbin, May field, Northampton,
Perth
until
(EDST)
1442—
1, 1958.
May 1 from 1960 to 1976
Principal and interest
basis of about 2.86%.
a
lows:
bonds
p.
bids
chase
rejected.
were
sealed
of
bonds. Dated Nov.
on
inclusive.
provement bonds offered Oct. 14—
Hugesgeri; District Clerk, will
Bids for the
—
street
Due
.
No. 5 (P. O. Ardsley), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Anne L.
ceive
group
—
.
.
Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
YORK
Sold
im¬
1442—were awarded to
p.;
about 2.71%;
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 2 (P. O. West Babylon),. N. Y.
Bonds Not
$30,500
188,
p. 1442—were awarded
headed by Phelps, Fenn
& Co., Inc., and Goldman, Sachs
& Co., as 2.90s, at a price of
100.29,
a
Sage, Rutty & Company, as 2%s,
at a price
of 100.08, a basis of
50,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1,4969.
150,000 3Us. Due on Oct. 1 from
V-y 1970
188,
v.
250,000 3V4S. Due on Oct. 1 from
1964 to
The
—
provement bonds offered Oct. 9—
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1963
to
Sale
16—v.
to
95
inclusive.
Dated
Nov.
Principal and
in-
278S, at
a
Finance
price of
Agency,
par.
.
.
as
.«
-
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
66
Burgwin, Ruffin,
of Pittsburgh.
City Clerk, will receive bids until
11:30 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 21 for
of $6,000 parking lot
bonds. Due serially from 1960 to
the purchase
1962 inclusive.
OREGON
j^hipps,
ceive
Bond
—
bids
until
3
Nov.
of
purchase
the
for
general obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
1958. Due on Nov. 15 from 1959
to
1966 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the National
Bank & Trust Company of Ken¬
$80,000
Dwight L.
State Forester, will re¬
sealed
Square, Pa.
Offering—M. D. Fulton,
Kennett
.
on
Offering
10
a.m.
Nov. 5 for the purchase
cf
$700,000 forest. rehabilitation
®nd
reforestation bonds. Dated nett Square. Legality approved by
Oct. 1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1, 1973. Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
1
(Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ Philadelphia.
able at the State Treasurer's of¬
Lower Chichester Township (P.10.
fice. Legality approved by Shuler,
>" ,v. Linwood), Pa.
~
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ISayre, Winfree & Jtankin, of Port¬
Bond Offering—John T. Lamp-;
land. *j"-V''- V.'
\ liigh, Secretary Of Board of Com¬
missioners,* will
receive sealed
Sandy; Oregon
■
Bond Offering—Frank Rehbgrg, bids until. 8,p.m. (EST) on Oct. 28
for the -purchase of $30,000 gen-3
•Cfty-Recorder, will receive sealed
obligation
improvement
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 3 era 1
for the purchase of $60,000 gen¬ bonds./Dated Nov. 15, .1958.
Due
eral obligation bonds. Dated Nov. on Nov; 15 in 1963, 1968, 1973 and
IPST)
on
v
-.
•
.
Due on Dec. 5 from 1959
lo 1978 inclusive.
Principal and
Interest payable at the City Treas¬
urer's officer Legality approved
by
Shuler, Say re,
Winfree &
Rankin, of Portland.;
1, 1958.
Umatilla County
School District
(P. O. Milton-Free water),
No. 22
Oregon
Bond Offering—Carlene Oliver,
,
District Clerk,
will receive sealed
on Oct. 28
for the purchase of $71,000 general
obligation building bonds. Dated
Itfov. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
bids until 8 p.m. (PST)
I960 to 1979 inclusive,
Callable
as
of Jan. 1, 1964. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
^Treasurer's office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Say re, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
Principal and interest pay¬
1978.
the
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Marcus Hook.
Legality approved Townsend, El¬
able at
liott & Munson, of
Municipal
Marcus Hook, Fa.
$415,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Oct.
15—v. 188, p. 1443—were awarded
to the Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Co., Philadelphia, as 4s, at a price
of 100.27, a basis of about 3.96%.
H.
Steward, Borough Secretary, will
until
bids
sealed
8
p.m.
Nov. 6 for the purchase
of $30,000 general obligation im¬
(EST)
on
Dated Nov. 15,
provement bonds.
1958.
Due
1964
on
Nov.
inclusive.
from
15
Principal
1959
and
Bank, Morrisville.
Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
of
Munson,
bearing interest rates increasing
•gradually from 2¥2% for the 1959
'tnaturity to 4.35% for the bonds
-due in 1982'and 1983.
The bonds
dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Principal
'©lid interest (M-N).payable at the
-©re
-Beaver-Trust Co., Beaver. Legality
©pproved
by
Burgwin,
RUffin,
Berry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
;
|
Other
.members of
the
syndi& Co.,
Due
on
Nov.
15
from 1959 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Miners National Bank of Wilkes-
Hammill & Co., Steele, Haines
Co.,- Grant & Co., McKelvy &
eon,
Co., Poole & Co., Smith & Root, J.
W.-Sparks & Co., and Norman
Ward & Co. .'V*
Dickson
-
City, Pa.
bonds.
'*■ on
.
.
,
•
Dated Nov.
Nov.
15
15,
refunding
1958. Due
from. 1963
to
1978
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the First National Bank
of Dickson City.
Legality
approved -by Townsend, Elliott &
hattan
Bank, both of New York
City, jointly, as 3Vts, at a price of
,100.64, a basis of about 3.17%.
County Joint School
Authority (P. O. Holidaysburg),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Bond
Offering — Joseph
P.
Matuschak, Secretary of the Board
of Township Supervisors, will re-
/*
i
'
;
i
Township (P. O. 97 East
St., Uniontown), Pa.
ceive
(JEST)
.
sealed
bids
until
7
p.m.
Oct. 31 for the pur-*
chase of $50,000 general obligation
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958. Due
on
3.85s, at
price of
a
par.
wisconsin
Racine, t Wis.
Bond Offering—Frank J.
C. A. Nelson,
of Trus-.
—
Secretary of the Board
5sJ tees, will receive sealed bids until City
members
Legality approved by
Vandewater; : Sykes, Heckler
Angleton.
the
of
.
'Gallowayy of' ffew'YorkCityr/
Clerk,
—
Bond Offering
will
1
obligation
school
15,
Nov.
15 from 1959 to 1963
house
1958.
1959
1987
to
bonds..
Due
Dated
Nov.
on
15
Westminster, B? C.
Debenture
Offering ~ W.
,
,
inclusive..
until 2 p.m. -on
Nov.
ceive sealed
from
Oct.. 22 for the purchase of $450,-
Callable
of Nov. 15, 1978. Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
bids
000 parking, ramp debentures. Due
on Nov. 1 from 1959-- to 1978 in¬
clusive.
Principal
at
-
and
interest
the offices'Of
First National Bank in Dallas, or
(M-N)
at the Citizens State
the Bank of Montreal in Canada.
Bank, Rich¬
Legality approved by
ardson.
Due
payable
quebec
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
'."
:
7 *
' >:]
in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable, at the Delaware County
National Bank, of Essington. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia. *
Victoria
Bond
Indep School District, Tex.
Sale—An issue of $1,640,-
000 unlimited tax,
schoolhouse re¬
awarded on
Oct. 15 to a group composed of
Williamsburg, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $13,000 Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
general obligation bonds was sold Chicago, Republic National Bank,
First National Bank, both of Dal¬
to
the First
National
Bank, of
Williamsburg, as 4s, at a price of las, Dallas Union Security Co. and
Moreland, Brandenberger, John¬
par.
ston & Curie, at a price of par,
funding
ISLAND
bonds
was
net interest cost of about 3.60%
a
Colleges
Bond Sale—An issue of
to
1959
1970
on
$577,500
improvement bonds was sold to a
of
Hannaford,
Ltd., L. G. Beaubien & Co., Ltd.,
group composed
Montreal, D a w
of the Bank
s o n,
and the Dominion Securites
Corp.,
a price of 92.02, a net in¬
terest cost of about 6.13%, as fol¬
lows:
'
Ltd., at
.
.
$182,500 4V2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
to
1959
1967
Nov. 15 from
inclusive.
5s. Due on Oct.
395,000
Dated Oct.
$306,000 4s. Due
(P. O. Providencce), R. I.
Offering—Chairman Jas.
Adams
announces
that
the
,
Alma, Que.
follows:
as
Bond
P.
New
8
as
improvement
15, 1958.
until
,
1
chase
Mrs. Ruth Zu-
Dated Nov.
bonds.
sealed- bids
receive
COLUMBIA
BRITISH
Trustees,
A.
(CST) on Oct. 27 for the pur¬
of $500,000 unlimited tax Greene, City Comptroller, will re¬
p.m.
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
3 for the purchase of $15,000 gene r a
of
Chicago...;.:; - y/.'<,X.
W. Hj Stults,
—
President of the Board of
missioners,* will
on
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
Richardson Indep. Sch. Dist.,. Tex.
Township (P.O.
Essington), Pa.
1, 1968.
1, 1958. Interest A-O,
Montreal, Quebec
inclusive.
Registers Issue With SEC—The
registration statement
on
Oct. 10, 1958,
758,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 15 from seeking registration of $28,000,000
Na¬
tional Bank
of sinking fund
of Providence,
1978 to 1983 inclusive.
debentures for
100
Westminster
Street, Providence,
The bonds'are callable as of local improvements, due Nov. 1,
until noon (EST) 011 Oct. 27 for Nov.
1978.
The
interest
rate, public
15, 1977. Interest M-N. Le¬
the purchase of $704,000
dormitory gality approved by Dumas, Hu-^ offering,- .price,;, underwriting
revenue
bonds.
terms and names of the under¬
Dated
April
1, guenin & Boothman, ol Dallas.'
1957. Due on April 1 from. I960 to
writers
are
to
be
supplied by
Dated Nov.,15, .1958."
Due on,
Boardr of
bids
sealed
Trustees
at
the
will
576,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 15 from
:
receive
V1971
City filed
a
with
1977 inclusive.
to
SEC
the
Industrial
.,
Bond Sale—The
school
v.
a
bonds
Nov.
sive.-
Oct.
■■
from
1959 to
->
•
■"
1983
'
Virginia
■
15—
inclu-j
;:y:'
'
;
:Vv.
r
/
to the City will-be
applied toward the cpst of various
condemnations
of
property • in
Net proceeds
-
•
■
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
nett, Secretary of the State Commision on Local Debt, will receive
sealed bids at the office of the
Commission,
amendment.
order to
Kenbridge, Va.
$13,000,000 State
offered
15
•
188, p. .1444—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the First
National City Bank of New York,
Northern Trust Co., and First Na¬
.
Sale
Winthrop & Co.
Stroud
&
Company
open,
extend and widen
streets, and the cost df
certain other ^permanent local im¬
provements, consisting of sewers,
pavements and sidewalks, or to
the repayment of interim borrow¬
ings incurred in the temporary
financing of such costs.
certain
.
.
—
totaling
School
revenue
$1,930,000
were
net
as
interest
a price of par, a
cost of about 4.97% j
follows:
$630,000 Series A bonds, for $5,000
3s, due on Nov. 1,J959; $5,000
3y8s, due on Nov; 1, I960.; $5,000 3&s, due on Nov.
1, 1961;
77
(P. O.
•/--rf
Bond Offering—Don R. Smith,
rated, Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.,
Treasurer, will
receive
The National City Bank of Cleve-^ County
land.
Citizens
and
Southern
Na-
tional
-Bank
of
South
Carolina.
Stern, Lauer & Co., Courts & Co..
Brothers
& Co., Cunning-/
ham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.j Huger,"
Barnwell & Company, Varnedoe,
Chisholm
&
Co.
Incorporated,;
Newman,
Brown
&
Wyllie and Thornhill.
Co.,
•
purchased via negotiated sale by a
syndicate headed by Kidder, Pea¬
body & Co., at
School District No.
Rigaud,, Que.
Montesano). Wash.
Incorpo¬
Bond
Sale—An issue of
<
Stern
Southern Blair
bonds
Main
f
;
.
Munson, of Philadelphia.
German
.
Room 222, Finance
Bldg., Capitol Square, Richmond,
until noon (EST) on Oct. 29 for
tional Bank, both of Chicago, as
the purchase
of $325,000 water
Oka, Que. :
3.10s, at a price of 100.40, a basis
and sewage disposal bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
of about 3.06%.;
;
Sept. 1,1958. Due on Sept. 1 from filtration plant and water bonds
Other members of the syndi¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
1960 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal
Principal was sold to the' Credit Anglocate: Goldman, Sachs & Co., Glore,
and interest (J-D) payable at the
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Francais, Ltd,, at a price of 94.49,
&
Forgan
Co., Merrill f Lynch, First
Altoona Trust Co., -Altoona.
Le¬
and
Merchants " National a net interest cost of about 5.74%
Pierce, Fenner & Smith,Trust
gality approved by Morgan, Lewis
Bank, Richmond. Legality ap¬ as follows:
Company of Georgia, The First
& Boekius, of Philadelphia.
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
$40,000 4^2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
National Bank of Oregon, Clark,
of New York City.
•:
* 1959 to 1966 inclusive.
Pittsburgh, 'Pa.
Dodge & Co., Roosevelt & Cross
260,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1, 1967
Bond Sale—The $2,720,000 gen¬ Incorporated, City National Bank
WASHINGTON
eral public improvement, Series B, & Trust Co., Kansas City, Mo.,
■; ' ■ and 1968.
Grays Harbor County, Taholah
Dated Oct. 1,1958. Interest A-O.
bonds offered Oct 10—v. 188, p. Commerce Trust Company, Robert
Offering—Anthony Longo, 1099—were awarded to a ' group
Borough Secretary,, will receive composed
of
the
First : Boston
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Corporation,
and
the
Bankers
Oct. 31 for the purchase of $32,000 Trust Company, and Chase Man¬
general obligation
-
District, Texas
Tinicum
Band Sale—An issue of
Bond
•
-
Bond Offering
t.
,
,
Schmidt; Roberts & Parke, Shear-
1958.-
Co., Fahnestock & Co., A. E,
Masten & Co., and Thomas & Co.
,
•
will
the
Pearland Independent School ""
Barre, in Nanticoke. Legality apr
1997 inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia. .
A i! gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Northeastern Susquehanna County
SOUTH CAROLINA
School Authority (P.O. Susque¬
hanna )* Pm. .
South Carolina (State of )
»
$185,000
,©ate; Penington,„ Colket
school -revenue bonds was pur¬
Cunningham, /Schmertz
&
Co.,
chased
via
negotiated
sale by
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co', Butcher
1
& Sherrerd, Moore, Leonard & 5.18%, as follows:.
Bynch, Stroud & Co., Thomas & $15,000.4%s. Due on Dec. 1,1968.
20,000 4Vl'S. Due on Dec. 1, 1973.
(Co.f Blair & Co., Inc., Hulme,
150,000 5*4s. Due on Dec. 1, 1998.
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc., A.
~E. Masten & Co., McJunkin, Patton & Co., Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
receive
sealed
(CST) on Nov. 6
purchase .of
$5,888,000
schoolhouse bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
&
Offering—Eugene A. Hudak, Secretary of Board of School
1958.
Spokane County Centred Valley Sch.
Dist. No. 356 (P. O. Spokane),
Washington V.
Bond Sale—An issue of $35,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to
the. State of Washington, as
of
bids until 2 p.m.
syndi¬
cate:, Eastman, Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Ira
Haupt & Co.,.Stroud & Co., Boen-;
riing & Co., Cunningham, Schmertz
Bond
Nov.
Williams,
Board
.
Other
Board of Trustees of State
1 from 1959 to 1983 inclusive and
'
Monday, October 20, 1958
.
Becker,
will receive sealed
8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 4 for the bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 2#
for
the
purchase-. of $1,000,000
Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Principal purchase of $200,000 school bonds.
school construction bonds. Dated
and interest (M-N) payable at the;" Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on April:
from
1959
to
1978 inclusive.1 Nov. 1, 1958. Due on- May 1 from
Altoona Trust Company, in Al¬ 1
1959 to 1976- inclusive;
Principal
toona. Legality approved by Burg- Callable as, ol April lr 1969, Prin-;
and
kit the City
win-/ Riiffin, ' Perry. & Pohl,J of "cipal and interest (A-O) payable,
TrehSurer^ offtee?'- Legality- ap¬
at
the
First National
Bank of
Pittsburgh.
'
.
,
RHODE
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 27 for
the. purchase of $33,000 general
obligation refunding bonds. Dated
.*
of
Manager
Education,
for
1975 in¬
to
1,300,000 Series A bonds, as
Due on Nov. 1, 1994.
Philadelphia.
Nanticoke School District, Pa.
15,
Business
clusive.
Morrisville, Pa.
Bond
Offering — Robert
receive
1973
Texas.
zek, Secretary of Board of Com¬
Sale—The
Bond
$2,965,000 school building revenue
consisting
of
$1,500,000
due on Nov. 1, 1997, and $1,#6*5,000 bonds due serially on Nov.
•
.
at the City Treasurer's office. Le»
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
School District,
Bond Offering—Ed P.
clusive; and $135,000 4y2s, due
Nov. 1 from 1976 to 1978;
inclusive.
Bond Offering
chased at private sale an issue of
bonds,
1 from
Worth Indep.
Fort
on
Philadelphia.
interest payable at the Morrisville
Authority (P. O. Beaver),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—A syndicate headed
by Singer, Deane & Scribner pur¬
Nov.
Trust Company, of
to
PENNSYLVANIA
Beaver Area Joint
1962: $25,000
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Oregon (State of)
Bond
Legality
texas
2%s, due on Nov. 1,
3V2S, due on Nov.
1, 1963: $25,000 Z%s, due on
Nov. 1, 1964; $30,000 3%s, due
on Nov. 1,
1965; $30,000 3?8s,
due on Nov. 1, 1966; $65,000
4s, due on Nov. 1, 1967 and
1968;
$70,000
4V8S, due on
Nov. 1, 1969 and 1970; $80,000
4!4s, due on Nov. 1, 1971 and
1972; $130,000 4%s, due 011
$25,000
1968 in¬
approved
by
Peny & Pohl,
from 1959 to
1
clusive.
S. V. Flynn,
—
Nov.
on
Shawnee, Ohla.
Offering
Bond
:
.
(1664)
south
Inc.,-
sealed bids until 10
a.m.
(PST)
on
Oct. 31 for the
-
-
-
Inc., at
a
sold
to
$88,!
Credi
price of 97.27,
net interest cost of about 5.25%
purchase of $19,800
as follows:
•
obligation bonds.
Due
serially from 1976 to 1978 inclu¬ $17,000 4HS. Due on - Sept.-1 fro
> ; 1959 to 1968 inclusive. = - - »
sive. Principal and interest = pay¬
71,000 5s. Due on S^>t. 1 fro:
able
at :the
County; Treasurer's
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
office, or, at; the State's fiscal t"
Dated Sept. 1, 1958. Int. M-S
agency in New "York City.
-
.
Normandy Park, Wash.
Offering—Mary Orchard,
City Clerk, will Teceive sealed
bids until a p.m. (PST) on Nov. 13
Bond
1567.
was
general
Ste.
Bond
dakota
bonds
Quebec,
a
Huron, S. Dak.
—
< ~
Offering Postponed—The for the purchase of $15,000 gen¬
$750,000 general obligation water eral obligation bonds. Dated Dec.
system 'improvement bonds will 1, 1958. Due on Dec. l from 1960
be sold^n Oct. 28, not Oct. 27, as to 1973 inclusive. Callable after
originally announced — v. 188, p. 5 years from date of issue. Prin¬
...
sewer
cipal and interest (J-D)
payable
"
Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson
Parish, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,
land
and
road works
bonds
"
sold to La Maison Bienvenu, L
and
Ltd.,
Creighton, MacKenzie & Co.
as 5s, at a price of 92.00,
basis of
about 6.00%. Dated Oct
1, 1958. Due on Oct 1
from'1
to 1978 inclusive. Interest
A-O.
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