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^3—-GMONDAY
Volume
Number
186
5683
New York 7, N.
ISSUE
Y., Monday, October 21, 1957
Price $1.25 a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
\
•
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
'Air Reduction
Co., Inc.—Private Placement Arranged
^-This company on Oct. 15 announced that it had com-
pleted arrangements to borrow
t
186,
companies.
1625.
p.
The
of
a
offices
St.
Public
Mr.
of
Joseph
Barnes
Commerce
Loan
headquarters of
Finance
Co.,
stated
AIC
an
that
the
will
continue to
Coapncrce
as
be
operated
out
operating division
an
subsidiary.
assets
of
Commerce Loan, in excess of
$15 million, when added to American Investment's
present assets bring
the total to more than $232 million. The
combined annual volume
of loans should approximate $350 million.—V.
In This Issue
^
v
~
41
of the
total of $25,000,000 from
The loan matures in 25 years.
four insurance
—V.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
'
•
186, p. 938.
Alaska
Lumber
&
Pulp Co., Inc.—Bonds Placed Pri¬
Stock and Bond
vately—This company, which is a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of Alaska Pulp Co., Ltd., a Japanese corporation,
has entered into agreements for the sale of
$12,000,000
.
first
announcement made
an
president
Alaska
of
on
I Pulp Co., Inc., and F. H. Brandi, President
Co. Inc.
&
Head
sale of
*
New York Stock Exchange
of Dillon,
with respect to its
15
Exchange
In
by
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Oct.
M
1, 1959.
This
marks
Montreal Stock
sold
Co.
of
sale
corporation
in
dollar
first
the
securities
25
over
issue
of
the
in
United
In
years.
Japanese
a
States
Dillon,
1924
private
United
the
n
will
tonds
Stock
Exchange
to
help
the
the
finance
>00,000
United
the
States.
the
Both
bonds
and
the
notes
senior
will
45
Co., Lto.
the
&
35
35
Pulp Co., Inc.
organized in
was
the
mill, located
Seattle,
of
commenced
interests,
began production in 1954.
American
by
near
Sitka, Alaska
month
one
This
is
located
special
A
it
is
Ketchikan,
at
contem-
Alaska
will
of
of
the
Marathon
stockholders
each
similar
action
Wise.
At
the
stock
common
on
ratio
a
share
.the
American
to
-asked
be
common
The
.
Rates.......
Fed.
stock
of
future
will
at
be
Canco
continue
will
to
Mr.
Net
the
total
of
the
basis
stage
are
of
of
its
present
$1,500,000.
that
the
depletion
rock
cement
maintained
when
It
that
cement
manufacturing
the
calculated
process
brick,
cement,
on
allowances
computation
of
are
the market¬
larger.
percentage
American-Marietta
and
p.
depletion
will
benefit
1258.
a
meeting,
of'a
said,
also
but
of
on
for
Canco
to'
to
used
be
enable
25,000,000
in
the
part
to
company
3
tion
shares.
other
other
number
final
meet
Joseph,
purchase substantial amounts of its paper
suppliers, Mr. Stolk said, and Marathon wiil
in
as
the
15.000.000
shares
of
operates
Can
common
stock and
a
stock
the
to 439
finance
shares.—V.
this
829.
of
will
issue
retired,
and
shores
for
Commerce
Loan
Co.,
1957,
14,
34
year.
-
Loan
states.
companies
*
<
.
1
*
•
'
*
1
•.
i,
Exchange
'
200
-
...
.I...-
PRESIDENT
According to the agreement,
of its 5lk%
preference
according
be
to
their
founded
In
issued
fiscal
1925,
offices
American
in
the
will bring
Investment,
country,
The
34,213,000
18,546,316
16,327,178
5,430,915
45,834,952
46,077,262
3,605,524 341,900,879 307,981,774
4,477,782
filed
F,
to
Mr.
will
be
year
has
ended
its
Kaufmann.
determined
Sy>t.
30,
headquarters
is
Israel
the
in
1956
industries
and
The
for
all
of
Proceeds
upon
in
together
Ltd.,
utilized
1957.
in
to
industrial
—
Proposes
five
of
of principal
amount.
with
6%
year,
The debentures
1962.
to
are
the
American subsidiary offices
of the leading consumer
f
.
Street TORONTO, Bay
CANADA
St.,
»
■
its
to
of. granting
purpose
Israel.
own
Hevrat
84.8%
outstanding
be
finance
derived
the
medium
Ovdim
Ltd.*
of the common
class A shares.
from
the
sale
long
and
and
The
stock
of
equipment
for
Involved.
of
the
term
credits
Workers'
Bank,
Ampal-American
debentures
purchase of drilling machinery and
and
will
be
equipment,
raw <
Ampex Corp.—Exchange of Patent Licenses—
Radio Corp.
of America below.—V. 186, p. 209.
Shs (Canadian Stock Sxchange
telephone
EM 8-4731
KINGSTON, ONT.
VICE-PRESIDENT
on
fund
offered
No underwriting Is
-
)
SEC
sinking
be
one
celebrating its 40th anniversary
-She '.lldontreal Stock (Exchange
Bruce A. Ilorris
$5,000,000
due
statement
materials, agricultural machinery and
spare
parts,
and
transportation equipment and spare parts,
the
primary purpose of this issue being to obtain, and make available
funds for the
development and expansion of agricultural, industrial
and commercial enterprises in Israel.—-V, 183, p. 1958.
8t.*
Sec
Branch Office: 73
registration
a
and otherwise, concerned with the development
It
serves
these
objectives
through
financing existing
and .relating to Israel.
It also owns a 50%
interest in
American Industrial Development Bank Limited, formed
to
-
'
J. V BrooL, C. WahLth
36,351,000
cooperative
in
agencies
shares
DIRECTORS:
3. A. Pose,
4,070,000
1,968,243
6,865,658
covering
series
Israel."
of
and is presently operating 41 loan offices in 11 states.
Investment Company,
with headquarters in Bt. Louis, Mo.,
through Its subsidiaries 413 offices in 32 states. The addition
Commerce
in
$
Offering—
corporation
tAvrvtX S'/dami d£tmUed
lliemleri: She Soronto Stoch
.
$
1625.
p.
purposes,
Mo.,
American
past.
American
American
American
of
audit
Commerce
companies
common
par)
purchased
or
25,149,981
4,594,000
2,194,015
taxes-
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$
36,138,983 307,147,883 284,279,826
24,669,825 206,415,615 187,663,386
The company was organized in 1942.
Its purpose Is said to be "to
develop trade between the United States and Israel and to participate
in
the economic development of Israel, principally by making funds
available for commercial, banking, credit, industrial and agricultural
and its common stock ($1 par) in payment for the
Commerce shares
acquired. The preferred shares of commerce, other
than these shares acquired by American, have been called for redemp¬
finance
to
($25
Month—1956
Ampal-American Israel Corp., New York
This
Illinois—Acquisition—
will acquire all of the outstanding
said.
Earnes
Mr.
stock
he added, stockholders also
the company's authorized
will
of
Chairman of the Board of Commerce Loon.
in
"to
taxes
operating
Debenture
47
portion of the preferred stock of Commerce Loan Co. of St. Joseph, Mo.,
according to a joint announcement issued on Oct., 11 by Donald L.
Barnes, President of American Investment, and Basil L. Kaufmann,
Stolk said.
Mr.
Co.
the
2,970,810
for shares
share of Canco
calls
15,000,000 shares
Stolk
meeting
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1957-
38,803,654
public sale at 100%
Investment
American
presently authorized, 12,742,500 have been issued. Marathon has 3,611,262 shares of common outstanding of a total of 8,000,000 authorized
186, p.
about
be
contended
depletion
Telephone &
expenses
debentures,
of
Of
186,
revenues
186,
Oct.
to
continue
from
to
from
processing into cement.
of
operating income
after charges—
—V,
Capital Flotations for Month of October, 1956-
needs."
serve
to 76,500
up
48
The Course of Bank Clearings
This company
plan
The
increase
an
the present
stock.
saving
successfully
similar
Net
48
Reserve Banks
exchanged
of eight-tenths
Marathon.
special
transaction
corporate
requirements
Can
approve
from
additional
Marathon
area.—V.
income
Other
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
and
been called
Marathon's
has
maximum
a
acquire all of Marathon's assets and its subsidiaries,
will
on
has
applicable
ffirm's
has
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
■
,
agreement,
merger
firm's
can
estimated
processing
manufacturers
Operating
48
Condition
major producer of pulp, papet
Can's
asked to take
the
common
for
common
be
of
terms
Under
shares
American
Menasha,
at
date
same
of
meeting
stockholder.;
-
a
3 in New York to vote on approval of the merger.
Dec.
for
a
after
of
the
decision
Operating
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
and Marathon Corp.,
company
costs
tax
$
peperboard. have reached agreement on terms for merging the
companies, William C. Stolk, President, announced on Oct. 17.
two
the
is
that
at
Period End. Aug. 31—
14
Foreign Exchange
about 860 miles '
and
ago,
American Can Co.—Merger Plans Agreed On—
and
interest
and
of
,
computed
Dragon
only saleable
product,
American
Dividends Declared and Payable
plated that it will be completed by Dec. 31, 1959. The mill is designed
to produce 340 tons per day
(approximately 120,000 tons per year; ol
93 h
alpha pulp. It will be the second mill constructed in Alaska for
the manufacture of hi-grade dissolving pulp.
The first mill, which is
owned
taxes
in
delivery
through Its brick and tile division located in the Iowa-Kansas-M'issouri-
General Corporation & Investment News. Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
55
parent company is contracting to buy the entire
northwest
is
for.the
Miscellaneous Features
for the pur-
1953
of constructing a dissolving pulp mill in Alaska.
Construction of
*
against the
Service
marketable
Oklahoma
output of pulp
from the Sitka mill and in turn will sell the pulp to certain or its
stockholders, who are the major rayon and paper producers of Japan.
*
be
kilns.
The
35
*
The
Dragon was acquired
1956, American-Marietta
recovered
parent company.
Japanese
Alaska Lumber
should
the
When
ance
pose
when
of
part
potential
operations
Revenue
not
is
and
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
1955
1957
reaches
able
Transactions American Stock Exchange
be
made
latter
amount
shares.
rock
SEC Index of Stock Prices
guaranteed indirectly by the Export-Import Bank of Japan.
The bal¬
of approximately $36,500,000 will be furnished by Alaska Pulp
allied
Internal
percentage
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
of senior nctes which are expected to be placed
the sale
and
The
41
Over-the-Counter Markets
from the sale of its
construction cost of the pulp
company
by the company at $55,500,000. Of the remaining $43,needed to build the plant,
Approximately $7,000,000 will be
provided by
n
used
be
by
realized
the
the
through
common
America-Marietta's
cement
40
„
1951
years
present
agreement
in
•
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Ltd.;
,
be
to
Read
the
receive
in its cement. <The U. S. Court of
Appeals at Boston found in
favor of Dragon, and the Supreme Court's refusal
to review makes
effective the decision of the Lower Court.
*
39
Exchange
its
to
used
39
Exchange
14.
of
Under the guidance of its chief
executive, James H. Ackerman,
Dragon began eontesting in 1955 the Internal Revenue Service method
of
computing percentage depletion allowances on the cement rock
38
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
a
estimated
uill
X
States.
proceeds
The
by
corporation
(first mortgage bonds of Great Consolidated Electric Power Co.,
„
>
first
the
Japanese-owned
&
Stock
the
of
-
;
scheduled
for
36
Oct.
on
furtherance
American-Marietta
is
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
I finance its pulp mill project near Sitka, Alaska. Deliverv to be made in four equal instalments prior to
nounced
36
Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange..:
to
program
Favorable disposition of the
Dragon Cement Co., Inc., percentage
depletion proceedings in the U. S. Supreme Court has
opened the way
to a tax adjustment
expected to total nearly $2,500,000, it was an¬
27
31
Detroit Stock Exchange
the private
1955 has acted as financial
since
company
.
Boston
&
The latter firm negotiated
the bonds and
advisor to the
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds).
American Stock Exchange.
Oct. 16
Lumber
Quotations
Page
mortgage sinking fund 6% bonds, series A, due Dec.
31, 1976, according to
by Tadao Sasayama,
American-Marietta Co.—-Benefited by Court Decision
Qeorge <2). Adami
.
(
M
A. W. Strickland, 12. A. WlotherJl, P C. Waite, S. 3 Mill
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
revenues
Railway Zev.
expenses
$7,185,997
6,109,734
67,795
368,918
—V.
186,
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
Louisiana Gas Co.—Bonds
it was announced
company,
on
—V.
180,
—V.
186,
Output—
production of this corporation's
Corp.—To Expand Pipe
Mr.
I
Atlanta
bids
other
rities
&
'
of
The
ranging
receding
will
bonds
new
107.65'?;.
102.50%
from
from
to
bank
is
BUSINESS—Company
wick
purposes.
distribution of
in the
principally
engaged
and
the
June
Authorized
First
3%
due
series
due
1974
—V.
5,000,000
8,000,000
3,930,000
8,000,000
4,500,000
due 1982„„____U;
due
1971
cumulative preferred stock
of
the
1963
to the limitations contained in
30,000 shs.
or
20,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
„
,
i
Stroud
&
$1,075,000
Co. 1,075,000
The
(the successful bidders
Ohio
shares
(a
$3,000,000
shares
30,000
i
on
Brockton,
this company,
(b)
to
Co.
E.
Atlas
Consolidated
Declares 5%
holders
record
of
Mass.,
16, has
to
$100
of
of first
Oct.
Hutton
F.
Rand
Joseph
&
&
360,000
Co
360,000
Co
225,000
Walker &
225,000
§ons_
Mining
&
Development
Corp.
—
have
Oct.
approved
stock
5%
Exportation
1957.
21,
a
of
dividend
the
stock
pavable
stock
$100).—V.
(par
certificates
also
approved
to
Increase
an
in
the
authorized
capital stock from 15,000,000 shares to 18,325,000 shares of a par value
of one peso each.
Approximately 700,000 shares will be issued as a
result
At
of
the
stock
dividend.
issued
by SEC—
meeting Colonel Andres Soriano, President and Chairman of
the Board, announced that a new company will be formed to conduct
RTotJ I nVsvj^1
Canada,
NOTE.
vj
rate
—V.
185,
has
filed
reduction that
and
p.
owners
collateral
trust
'•
„
bonds,
186,
p.
with
will
the
New
Case Co.—Bloom President of New Unit—
H. Bloom as President of J. I.
newly organized,
announced on Oct.
''
account
of
.
was
terms
The
are
to
on
150,000
be
Oct.
supplied
by
of
Other
tie
component parts, one consisting of the power
To Build Sales and
will
Ground
in
the
••
be
Oct. 28 for a sales
corporation's dealers
Group
- when
Vice-President-automotive,
the center
Angeles.
said
11-acre site. 22 miles from downtown Los
fourth to be started by the corporation
Others are located at Rye, N. Y.; Atlanta, Ga., and
center is the
Chicago, 111.
in full operation
;
'
' , .4 - ''
the center will have a capacity for training
servicemen annually. Its activi¬
will be directed by the company's training center
Detroit.—V. 136, p. 1374.
dealer salesmen and 1,600 dealer
4,000
ties
7
.
Service Training Center—
broken at Anaheim, Calif., on
center which will serve the
Newberg,
training
last Spring.
since
,
trans¬
Western States.
C.
-The
of the
flown to remote launch¬
with its launching platform and
areas, or
training
service
ancl
and
programs
headquarters in
I
■
Cincinnati Transit Co.—Septeir.ber Results—
expenses
on
and fixed
Revenue
passengers
—V.
p.
185,
483.
1,000,021
$32,153
4,331,565
$26,086
4,926,507
charges
earned
capital
,
1956
$1,026,106
987,444
revenue
Return
II.
1957
$1,019,597
Month of September 30—
Total
Operating
14
shares
%
control system.-
firing
field
.
filed a registration statement with the
its $5 par common stock, to be of¬
fered for public sale through an underwriting group headed by Wil¬
liam
R.
Staats & Co.
The public offering
price and underwriting
company,
■
and fuel tanks (34 feet long), and the other consisting
system and warhead (29 feet long), the missile will be
ported on flat-bed trucks in combat
ing sites by cargo plane, together
482.
covering
'
.
control
Cut—
Stock Financing—
This
SEC
*
Redstone Missile—
successfully flown in the western world,
range weapon. A combination of a selfthe. Redstone
V./J '
missiles to be
as
a
medium
Disassembled into two
plant
Proposes Com¬
'
Oct. 20 that the 63-foot long Redstone ballistic
by this corporation for the U. S. Army, one of
on
manufactured
largest
'.W.
—
14
'
announced
classified
due
.
York
Co.
central
guidance system and
terrific speed makes'
relatively immune to known types of counter measures.
affect many
Telephone
7
a natural gas pipeline system to serve north
South Carolina. See also V. 186, p. 1259.
containd
1626.
Rate
Co.—Private Placement—
Chrysler Corp.—Builds
is
Boston, Mass., will up to 11 a.m.
of
California Interstate
mon
,100,000
Co.
has
/
amendment.
public
offering is expected early in November.
proceeds will be used (a) to discharge current short term bank
borrowings aggregating $850,000, all of which have been used to fi¬
nance
the company's construction program, and (b)
the balance for
Combustion
See
Engineering, Inc.—Builds Recovery Unit
Longview.; Fibre
Co.
below.—V.
184,
p.
1792.
(Continued on page 9)
HK9NIC1LE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert. Editor and Publisher;
J? ^twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
A' uri,
Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
Countries, $67.00 per year.
"
-
^
.
t'v Drapers
v
$63.00 per year.
Os.
company
new
&
A.,
the
order author¬
an
P. S. Commission for
commercial and industrial
multi-family
residential buildings. -.The
reduction
falls in the company's
"off-peak" rate which applies »to
spring and fall heating, air conditioning, water heating and steam
generation during the eight warmer months of the year. .<
The rate change
will benefit present customers by about $28,000
annually.
The new rate is expected to go into efiect on Oct. 28.
The
customers
Co.___„ 1,100,000
Wood
Case International,
wholly-owned subsidiary of J. I. Case Co..
by John T. Brown, President, and Marc
B. Rojtman, Executive Vice-President.
Mr. Bloom was formerly Pjesident of Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Inc.—V. 186, p. 1259.
issue and sell, a- compe i ive
cumulative preferred stock
and
Co.—Proposed
Gas
Net
the
r
Pipeline
will be located on an
Union
E.
offering made Oct. 8 of 200,000
stock at $27.25 per share through
common
Election of Herbert
'
to
the
stock
dividends
of
stockholders
not
residing in the
Philippines is subject to licensing by the Exchange Control Department
of the Central Bank of the Philippines.
stockholders
Harold
help construct
S.
par
mortgage
at 49 Federal Street,
Brooklyn
a
Co
&
covering
The
Dean Witter &
350,000
.1
Oct. 23 receive bids for the purchase from it of 30,000 shares
preferred
.
Co.
F. S. Moseley &
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 1,100,000
Inc—
company
"■
Stock Dividend—Forms New Unit—
stockholders
The
Denton,
360.000
900,000
Inc
&
Bros.
1258.
p.
of
(J. I.)
Net
of
'1
..
.
$200,000
100,000
_1_
650,*00
Co
1,000,000
Share Corp,
Irving Lundborg &
McDonnell & Co
500,000
and northeastern
1957—2 Mos—1956
*• '
on
series:
1987
Indianapolis Bond &
Co—
Co.
■'*'
severally
have
bonds of
arranged to borrow privately $6^160.000 on 4?'+%
first mortgage bonds due in 1978.
The New York Life Insurance Co
is
putting up $6,085,000 of the money, Liberty Life Insurance Co.
$50,000 and Alabama Farm Bureau Insurance Co. $25,000.
New York
Life
made available $4,000,000
on Oct.
16.
The funds will be used
$6,430,320 $11,087,949 $11,061,273
1987.
company
below
1,100,000
<fc
Carolina
The
future as circumstances require.
were used primarily to provide sub¬
their respective businesses.—V.: 185,'
1957—Month—1956
announced
was
the
Blyth & Co., Inc., and The First Boston Corp. and asso¬
ciates was oversubscribed. For details, see V. 186, p. 1626.
It
and
$540,000
Inc.
Company,
&
186,
Co
Fahnestock
990,000
900,000
Weeden
Union
of
amount.
expressed
named
all
-
Stock Sold—The public
the
in
(EDT)
Burns
990,000
t
Inc.
—V.
Hutton
None
1,838,669 shs.
and Deed of Trust
Co._____
&
Illinois
The
100,000
1
,
F.
E.
unlimited in
underwriters
to purchase
Inc—____$1,850,000
Corp. 1,850,000
Dillon,
Securities
-
bidding,
The
Co
&
described is
Middlebrook,
Inc.
j
105,834 shs.
under t,hn U-st rrmrtga-e
Boston
&
Eastman
equivalent thereto to reduce-. outstanding
or additional loans may be obtained and
discounted
below
future series may be issued subject
named
it
18,135 shs.
5,947 shs.
42,000 shs.
70,000 Shs.
the
2,500,000 shs.
authorized
commitment
Co.,
&
as
determine
may
?
.
*
.,
$20)
(par
,
the bonds
firm
Coburn
1146.
p.
-
-
*
10,000,000
16,000,000
10,000,000
'
.
:
directors
amount
The' First
•
for preferred stock of former
28,200 shs.
+971,088 shs.
the mortgage.
purchasers
Becker & Co. Inc
G.
of
stock
a
Blyth
Stores, Inc.—September Sales Off—
186,
6,000,000
7,000,000
-
(par $100):
i
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
proceeds, to the extent of $5,000,000, are to be used to acquire
8,000 shares of the $100 par common stock, and $4,200,000 o • de¬
benture bonds, of Montaup Electric Company, a subsidiary.
The,bal¬
ance
of the proceeds, of approximately $1,000,000 are to be
sed to
repay in part or in "whole Brockton's short-term bank loans issued to
provide construction funds.
'
30,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
public competitive bidding) have severally agreed to purchase from
the following respective principal amounts of hew bonds:
Drexel
5Va'/«
securing
the company
A.
1987,
publicly at White
Brockton Edison Co.—Financing Cleared
company.
White, Weld & Co
Kidder, Peabody &
1,
";was
The SEC,
.
tlncludes 889 shares held for exchange
PURCHASERS—The
at
Missile Demonstrated—
Commission—
$6,020,574
izing
30,000 shs.
par
value)
cumulative preferred stock
($100
par
value)
4.60%
cumulative preferred stock
($100
par
value)
;
Common stock
($10 par value)—..
($100
parent
Oct:
(non-callable
.
missile
4V2%
♦Additional bonds
due
-
6,7t>3,000
5,000,0°0
debentures
4.44%
3*8%
Other
loans.
paper
Sales
6,125,000
7,000,000
series
5Vac/o
1986,
;
$5,5J 2,000
*$7,500,000
7,000,000
1963
4>A%
series due 1978
4%
series due 1981
4%
1,
*The
17 filed a registration statement
of 25-year debentures, due Nov. 1,
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
series
May
••
Co.—Files for Debenture Offering
substantially
funds
Bond
mortgage bonds:
3%
due
board
2095.
p.
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
EFFECT TO
on'Oct.
company
use
3I,/4%——
Unallotted & issuable in series
properly
The proceeds of the bank loans
sidiaries with funds to carry on
the company
of $2,433,797.
1957,
30,
and net income
$42,634,782
of
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
ended
months
12
revenues
operating
are
short-term bank
southeast Georgia.
in
Waycross
operating
to
1984,
Common
by
commercial
1982,
period, Oct. 12,
with the
SEC covering $50,000,000
1982, to
be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group headed by
Eastman
Dillon.
Union
Securities & Co.
The interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the sale of the debentures are to be placed in the
company's general funds. It is the present intention of the company,
case.
together with
retirement of
1.
*
1
.
4,500,000
7,000,000
.
24,373 shs.
(non-callable)
1
7,793 shs,
4.70%
series
(callable42,000 shs.
5.10% " series '(callablei
70,000 shs.
prices
from the sale of the bonds,
Oct.
Mar. :-l,
v
$13,500,000
6%,
1501.
This
due
due
Series
for
Beneficial Finance
gas
'EARNINGS—For
haci
Series
Series
•
•
11 announced the
Exchange Act of 1934,
in the $1 par
guided missile, which was demonstrated
M.,
N.
systems
p.
to customers in central, northwest and northeast Georgia,
the principal areas being in metropolitan
Atlanta, Athens, Augusta,
Griffin, Macon and Rome.
Manufactured gas is distributed in Bruns¬
natural
•
7%
With Securities and Exchange
funds,
will be used by the company for the
notes incurred or to be incurred for construction
1981,
'
-
—
3%%
3^h%—
Oct.
pursuant to the Securities
7
3Vb%~31a %•____
2%%
Series
prices
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
other
1978,
1979,
1,
due
Preferred .stock cumul.
par,
and
special redemption
par, plus accrued interest in each
to
1,
June
due
Series
redemption
regular
at
at
redeemable
be
1,
Aug.
due
Series
before it is launched.
The results are recorded by red and green lights, indicating which
components have passed, or failed. A master green iight on the system,
called Talos tactical test equipment (Tatte),
will give the go-ahead
once all components have passed
inspection. Bendix engineers said this
automated test equipment reduces the technical training requirements
of military personnel assigned to the missile.
The Mishawaka ,(Ind.)
division of the company is the prime contractor on Talos.—V.
186,
its
101.0899.
poration,
April
Sereis
the Army for incorporation into the continental air de¬
fense system, uses the automatic test equipment, designed and built by
the York (Pa.) division of the company, to determine whether all of
follows: Shields & Co.,
as
Exchange Commission on
and
order
an
Talos
evaluated
Equitable Securities Corp. and Eastman Dillion, Union Secu¬
Co.
(jointly), 10121; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.1799;
Webster Securities Corp., 101.139; and the First Boston Cor¬
&
Stone
submitted for 51bs
were
1974,
Nov.
1956.
year
PRESENT FINANCINGAuthorized
Outstanding
TO
,
1,
due
calendar
EFFECT
.V
bonds;
♦First mortgage
the first time features a "traffic light" test system
that tells when the weapon is ready for firing.
The Talos, manufactured by this corporation for the Navy and being
underwriting syndicate on Oct. 16 offered $8,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, 5V8% series due Oct. 1, 1982,
at 102.494% and accrued interest, to yield 4.95%.. Award
of the bonds was won by the group at competitive sale
Oct. 15 on a bid of 101.44%.
Five
of
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Talos
The
an
101.225;
Securities
Sands,
.
Kidder, Peabcdy & Co., as joint managers
& Co. and
The
issuance
the
for
GIVING
-
*
suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange
capital stock of this corporation for a further ten-day
1957 to Oct. 21, 1957, inclusive.—V. 186, p. 1501.
Co.—Bonds Offered—White, Weld
Light
Gas
$4,321,504., This
net income of $4,361,696
Corp.—Suspension of Trading Continued—
Bellanca
12
company
CAPITALIZATION
■
option plan.—V. 170, p. 2222.
by April of next year,"
to have the new plant in operation
Davies announced.—V. 186, p. 1146.
"We hope
the
of
and
company
three
months ended July 31,
1957, operating
amounted to $22,061,573 and net income
compares with operating revenues of $21,405,140
the
EARNINGS—For
revenues
1957,
9,
the
company
.
,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct.covering 10,646 shares of its capital stock, to be issued to
officers and key employees of the company under' its restricted stock
This
epirel-welded
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
;«
furnishes electric service in 72 communi¬
ties
and
adjacent rural areas in Klamath, Jackson, Josephine, Lake
and
Douglas Counties in Oregon and in Siskiyou, Modoc, Del Nortej
Trinity and Shasta Counties in California. The total population served
is estimated by the company at approximately 250,000.
-* *
A
BUSINESS—The
Plan With Securities and Exchange
expansion to increase
pipe was announced on Oct. 11.
,
The
expansion, expected to boost
pipe output by an additional
2,000 tons a month, will take place at the company's No. 2 fabricating
plant in Mic'.dletown, C. G. Davies, Vice-President of operations, Armco
Division, reported.
,
An 80 by 720 foot building will be constructed to house pipe manu¬
facturing equioment. Two pipe machines, now in operation at fabricat¬
ing plant No. 1 in Middletown, will be moved to the new site and
installed along with other pipe-making equipment.
Mr. Davies described the $1,500,000 expansion as the largest
single
capital expenditure in the fabricating plant's history. Part
of the
money will be spent in fabricating
plant No. 1 in the relocation of
pipe machines and the rearranging of finishing equipment following
the transfer oi the two pipe machines to the new plant.
$1,500,000
an
Co.—Registers Stock Option
Commission—
Manufacturing
Belden
A
■
treasury in part for capital expend!-
Expenditures for property additions for the seven months ended
1957, totaled $6,731,000, and the company expects to spend
additional $8,400,000 during the last five months of 1957,
The
31,
Series
program.—V. 186, p. 938.
Armco Steel
: *
retire bank loans of approximately $14,000,000
financing of a part of its new construction/
reimburse its
to
company
estimates that its construction expenditures for
years.ending Dec. 31, 1960 will approximate $24,000,000.
Sales Up—
'
redeemable
tures.
July
Commission—■
1146.
p.
.
temporary
for
balance
the
and
i.. 1957—39 Wks.—1956 "
$4,660,040 $41,404,487 $39,403,936
$4,784,263
Co.,
proceed a from the sale of the new bonds, and
of 200,000 shares of common stock, will be used
to
company
incurred
,1957—4 Wks.—4956
—
&
and
100.66.
are
sale
recent
a
the
to
Sales
bonds
PROCEEDS—Net
by
corporation on Oct. 11 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 40,000 shares of its '-$1 par common stock, to be offered
pursuant to the terms of its Employees' Stock Purchase Plan to employees of Baxter Laboratories, Inc., and certain of its subsidiaries.—
V. 136, p. 837.
Period End. Sept. 28—
Beane
1 on P £1
Inc.,
Co.
new
from
Laboratories, Inc.—Registers Employee Stock
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—September
t»i/>
r*rx
&
Weld
White,
100.9199,
*•
-
Shields & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody
100.907, and Halsey,
received from:
were
Fenner
regular redemption prices ranging
prior to Oct. 1, 1958 to 100% for
This
Sold Privately—
Oct. 16, has sold
•
at the option of the company si;
from 107.44% for those redeemed
those redeemed on or after Oct. %.
1986;
and at a linking fund redemption price of
101.931% , or
the regular redemption price applicable at the* time, whichever is less.
The
1957 will total $18,000,000,
Plan With Securities and Exchange
J!r
&
5V»s
as
Pierce,
Lynch,
(Jointly),
Co.
Stuart
1626.
p.
Merrill
Ctnovf
to
Baxter
privately to 16 insurance companies an issue of $10,000,000
5Vz% first mortgage bonds due 1972 at par.
The proceeds will be used in the company's expansion and
diver¬
sification
&
•
for the first nine months of
income
compared
bids, fur the- bonds
'Other
.
101.156,
$21,010,000 in the same period a year ago. Earn¬
ings per share of common stock amounted to $6.36 for the first
nine
months of 1957,
as
compared to earnings per share for the
similar period in 1956 of $7.54.
; . ;
"
Despite revenues this year holding even with last year/higher wages
and costs of materials had
the effect above indicated 1on earnings.
Service Co. — Private Placement — It
was announced on
Oct. 14 that The First Boston Corp.
and Blyth & Co., Inc. had negotiated the recent private
placement of the $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
5i/g% series due 1987, with a group of institutional in¬
vestors at a price of 100.382%, a net interest cost to
the company of 5.10%.
Part of the proceeds from the sale of the new bonds will be applied
by the company to the
retirement of outstanding short-term bank
borrowings wliicfc wore incurred for const rue i4on purposes, &nci the
balance will be used for future construction.
See also V. 18G, p. 1626.
Arkansas
1956.
Net
as
„
•
-
petitive bidding Oct. 14 on a bid of 101.239%.
*
excess
of
Arizona Public
The
.
during the month of September,
operating revenues of this railroad in September were slightly
of $38,000,000, or practically the same as last year, ancl
the net income for the month approximately $2,100,000, it was an¬
nounced on Oct. 16 by Howard E. Simpson, President.
^ .
Cumulative operating revenues for the first
nine months of 1957
were abput $349,000,000, compared to $345,554,000 for the same period
424,057
*
Co.—Bonds Offered—Blyth
Power
Oregon
'
2911.
185, p.
Co., Inc. and The First Boston Corp. as joint man¬
agers, of a group of underwriters, on Oct. 15 offered
publicly an issue of $10,000,000 5Vs% first mortgage
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1957, at 101.931% and accrued interest,
to yield 5%. The group was awarded the issue at com-?
RR.—Earnings—
Ohio
&
its continuing construction program.
estimated at $2,445,000 for' the fiscal
out
are
&
The
133, p. 4162.
Chemical Corp. below.—V.
Sun
Baltimore
Sell Assets—
Ansbacher-Siegle Corp.—To
See
.
carrying
additions
California
the
specialized nature of the acid
$1,494,993.—V. 184, p. 2554. : %
2,989,986 pesos, or
1258.
p.
the
the
property
ending March 31, 1958.—V.
year
milled 314,627 tons of ore. Concentrates were 6,636
torts, containing 3,491,573 pounds of copper,
1.506.4 ounces of gold,
and 3,000 tons of pyrites.
v.
\
The total value of all shipments for the month of September was
$7,260,371
248,669
55,360
50,413
since
construction
In
40%.
or
of
purposes
Gross
the company
1957
in
^'chrgfT other" d^dUC.
pesos
importance of the project and highly
and fertilizer industry.
The corporation also announced that
534,901
65,904
6.000,000
own
part of 1956, the plant should be ready for operation during
first half of 1958.
The board of directors deemed this move necessary because of
5,751,659
WFedera0lP'in?omee faxes
will
Atlas
latter
1957—9 Mos.—195C
1957—Month—1950
$805,873
$790,282
690,264
643,837
Sept. 30—
oner
will
RR.—September Net Lower—
Ann Arbor
Period Ended
Raih-av
the
operatioas of the acid and fertilizer plant.
The new corporation
have an authorized
capitalization of 15,000,000 pesos of which
the
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.—Notes Placed Privately
—The corporation, it was announced on Oct. 16, has en¬
tered into agreements, negotiated through Glore, Forgan
& Co
for the private sale of $15,000,000, 5%% promis¬
sory notes due Oct. 1, 1977. Delivery of $7,500,000 princinal amount has been made, and delivery of the re¬
mainder is to be made on Oct. 1, 1958.—V. 183, p. 2070.
.
.
(1730)
subscriptions
and advertisements must be. made in New
York funds.
/f-s£
//■
5^L'
Volume
18G
Number
5683
.
.
:
_
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1731)
3
Capital Flotations in the United States in October
And for the Ten Months of Calendar Year 1956
Aggregate coroorate financing in the domestic market
„
for
October,
in the amount of
$40,000,000, and due Oct. 1, 1986; 400,000
cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
sum of
$40,000,000; United Aircraft Corp. 318,098 shares of 4% prefer¬
ence
siock
of $iuO par
vaiue, totaling $31,809,800, tne
$800,746,929, or $79,129,3041
less than the over-all volume for September, the month
before, which stood at $879,876,233. For the month of
October, 1955, total corporate offerings reached the sum
t>f
$1,142,879,251
or
$342,132,322
greater
than
tne
1956,
totaled
shares
(par $5),
$25,797,498, and the Columbia Gas Sys¬
tem, Inc. 4%% debentures, series G, due Oct. 1,
1981,
totaling $25,000,000.
October, 1955, volume and that was the
Telephone & Telegraph Co., convertible de¬
benture offering in the amount of $637,165,800.
juVThe total dollar volume of offerings floated during
1
Long-term
-
bond
Private offerings in October of 1956 totaled 37 in
to
October, 1956.
Stock
issues
were'offered
notes
and the
1955.
sum
of
$153,677,201,
'
There
;
were
••
only
'
issues
two
'■"?
January
J#nd the volume $166,332,988,
March
,Vfij00,
3.57%
or
oohonth.
$$1
^Sidded
up
/land
table
turing
came
another
financing
24.84
:
'
-
25.50
*
for
the
month's
like
month
the
Refunding
$398,446,750
April
365,994,632
476.931,675
Total
Other industrial and manufac-
"
1,224,380
478,156,055
-
725,877,009
3,409.672
365,528,169
12,337,000
220,299,804
.8,975,400
-
207,962,804
337,419,632
612,826,590
346,395,032
3,115,760
4,486,933,526
_________
396,821,760
379,376,346
1,819,324
362,118.497
___
636,448,990
f
13,381,714
724,057,685
October
615,942,350
80,534,029
.
During October, 1956, several offerings of substantial
size were disposed of in the domestic market and they
included the $60,000,000 issue of 27-year 4% debentures
of the Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.* which
Financing undertaken
during
the
month
by
United
States Possessions included the $12,500,000 issue of
way
$12,000,000
as
become due Oct. 1, 1983; $55,000,000 National Steel Corp.
issue
'v.3%% first mortgage bonds, due Nov. 1, 1986; the Amer-
in
high¬
bonds by the Territory of Hawaii as well
revenue
the
public
amount
improvement
of
$500,000
bonds.
was
One
placed
small
by
the
Canadian Government financing in October was con¬
to the
single placement of $35,000,000 Quebec
fined
bonds, due 3981; Consolidated Edison Co. of New
York, Ind. 4J/4% first and refunding mortgage bonds,
552,000
552,000
100
2
100
91-days
91-days
Aug 16
Aug 23
91-days
92-day3
Aug 30
91-days
7 mos.
c
18,943,370,953,
2,448,210,000
2,372,792,000
2,421,509,000
2,292,340,000
1,600,470,000
99.399
1,600,242,000
1,600,084,000
1,600,090,000
99.394
♦2.378
*2.399
99.342 + *2.603
99.280
172,000
Aug 1-31 Aug
2yrs.
♦2,810
100
436,383,061
Aug 15
Aug
1
for
99.284 + *2.832
*
2%
a
a
172,000 100
2
100
'•___
August
Aug 28
Sep
6
Sep 13
Sep
6
Sep
13
c
11,658,883,061
Sep 20
Sep
91-days
91-days
91-days
91-days
2,486,944,000
9%-12 yrs.
355,158,808
355,158,808
a
a
12 yrs.
1,295,000
1,295,000
100
2
_i—
100
c
Sep 20
27
Sep 1-30 Sep 1
Sep 1-30 Sep
Sep 1-30 Sep 1
Total, for
1,600,551,000
1,600,483,000
1,600,494,000
99.308 + *2.736
1,600,515.000
2,385,426,000
2,348,419,000
2,409,840,000
99.245 + *2.985
2 yrs.
99.300
*2.770
99.265+ *2.908
September
Oct
6.758,496,808
4
91-days
2,350,436,000
1,601,236,000
4
Oct
11
91-days
2,437,432,000'
1,600,172,000
99.238+ *3.013
Oct
8
Oct
17
91-days
4,759.044,000
99.336
Oct
1,600,768,000
10
Oct
18
91-days
2,572,620,000
1,601,284,000
99.235+ *3.024
Oct
18
Oct
25
91-c'ays
1,600,389,000
99.265
9%-12 yrs.
2,802,560,000
414,348,184
12 yrs.
1,216,000
1,216,000
Oct 1-31 Oct
Hydro-Electric Commission 414%
1, 1981. *
'
debentures, due Dec.
y
,
1
Oct 1-31 Oct
Oct 1-31 Oct
1
Total
for
.
ten
99.267
414,348,184
*2.899
*2.627
*2.907
a
a
100
2
100
2 yrs.
for October.—.
c
8,419,413,184
months—
99,829,004,121
♦Average rate on a bank discount basis,
a Comprised
separate series, air of which were changed as follows:
of
thre®
SERIES
E—Beginning May 1, 1952. Over-all interest rate raised from
2.9% to 3% compounded semi-annually when held to
maturity. Higher
rate achieved
by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
10 years to 9 years, 8
six months instead of
mediate
from
months.
one
Individual
year.*
Interest
starts accruing at the end of
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
year.
limit
annual
on
H
(NEW)—New
current
Income
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3%
when held
and
purchases has been doubled
$10,000 to $20,000 maturity value.
SERIES
8
to
maturity.
bond,
Series
months, with interest paid by check semi-annually.
Series H has
months from issue date, on
of May
individual limit
annual
on
to
maturity,
2.50%
1,
for
1952.
Series J
instead
higher than those of
K combined
For
the
1952
K
former
F
and
data
on
G.
rate
and
will
K
limit of Series
be
and**
J
Bonds,
footnote
see
on
2637,
page
"Chronicle."
A
was
and accrued interest to the
of Series "C" began on
accrued
when held
Bonds
F
•*
terminated
interest to the
on
May 14, 1953.
May 15, 1953.
on
15th of
to maturity or two years Interest
approximates
notes
for
yields of Series J and
$200,000.
Treasury notes of Series
at par
2.53%
of
Sales of Treasury notes of Series B
began
sold
respectively,
return of 2.76%
a
Annual purchase
Savings
year®
notice.
purchase of $20,000.
yield
Intermediated
is increased to
previous
30,
of
Bonds.
G
and
in 9
Redeemable
one month's
SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series f
and G Bonds,
as
available
H,
interest, compounded semi-annually,
Issued at par, Series H will mature
at par any time after 6
cSale of
gage
a..
1,601,425,000
June
Anchorage, Alaska, School District.
ican Louisiana Pipe Line Co. 414% first mortgage pipe
line bonds, totaling $50,500,000 and due Oct.
15,, 1976;
$41,500,000 Houston Natural Gas Corp. 4J/2% first mort¬
a
3,220,017,000
4,567,467,555
Among the larger governmental offerings placed dur¬
ing October, 1956, were the following: $58,775,000 bond
issue of the City of
Philadelphia, Pa.; $57,600,000, Com¬
monwealth of Massachusetts;
$35,000,000, State of Cali¬
fornia; $25,000,000, New Jersey Highway Authority and
the $21,000,000 bond offering of Baltimore
County, Md.
0.61% and rubber, $2,000,000, or 0.25%.
23/4
484,297,953
2,489,827,000
$402,622,040
17,955,204
14,140,285
September
9
23/«
484,297.953
1
Total
$4,175,290
G18,*93,786
;
2
♦2.303
100
527,735,000 100
,
1
Aug
♦2.237
99.418
1,600,219,000
11,528,730,000
11,528,730,000
527,735,000
July
Aug
♦2.387
99.435
Oct
382,681,475
July
12 Vz mos.
*2.409
99.397
10,611,415,000
436,383,061
Total
June
16
mos.
99.391
1,601,125,000
12 yrs.
Sep 27
August
12'/a
1,600,119,000
1,600,593,000
9% 12 yrs.
1955, which
$318,157,352 larger than the
total
Jxc
16
1
%
of
March
\
July 26
Aug
2
Aug
9
Aug 16
Aug 23
Aug
3
AUg 1-31
below:
set
<
Yield
26.43
municipal financing for the first 10 months of
is
for
Total
total.
down
26
Price
$
.
dollar volume for October, 1956, com¬
total
Total
19.36
October, 1956, . totaled $615,was $269,547,328 greater than the total vol¬
September, 1956, which stood at $346,395,032.
January
February
next, amounting to $194,184,963, or 24.25%.
of the categories follow in the order of
or
'
in
New
size: iron, steel, etc., $84,626,000, or 10.57%; mis¬
cellaneous, $38,149,440, or 4.76%; railroads, $29,025,000,
or 3.63%; oil,
$19,058,773, or 2.38%.; land, buildings, etc.,
! $4,902,000,
21.30
170,363,063
211,602,300
37
with the
Total
their
;
35
27.93
municipal financing figure
October, we find that $612,826,590 constituted funds
for new capital
purposes, while the balance $3,115,760,
represented refunding obligations.
that
page
35.77
for
The remainder
ij
34
—__
____i
Breaking
categories
on
month's over-all volume.
'
for
current
75,
given each month
of this issue
shows that public utility offerings were again ahead of
the other categories insofar as dollar volume was con¬
cerned by aggregating $428,800,753, or 53.55% of the
4
_
128,664,000
245,581,250
132,620,000
aggregated $934,099,702, or
October, 1955, common stock issues
to 70 and accounted for $114,372,201, or 10.1%
reached $39,305,000, or
'O
five-year
i
*
1956
Aug 1-31 Aug
31.85
320,535,000
month
study of the various
our
279,084.500
39
—
May
A
37.98
39
a-
The aggregate
preferred stock offerings
*3.44% and comprised 14 issues.
in
213,179,000
245,144,338
'
'
Municipal
942,350 and
pares
% of Total
58.67
36 f
Amount
Accepted '
2,410,016,000
2,687,885,000
2,472,056,000
2,342,619,000
July 1-31 July 1 9%-l2 yrs.
July 1-31 July
12 yrs.
July 1-31 July 1
2 yrs.
10
'
$296,649,571 '
29
September
October .)«
ume
first
Total Amount
_
—__i_
August
1956
the
For
dollar volume for
the
34
_____
May
or
of the over-all
in
31
April
during
numbered
"
—
June
18.90%, while preferred
offerings comprising seven issues, totaled $31,424,-
stock
/
—J.
July
in the latter month
privately
:
February
Comparing the results for October, 1956, with those
preceding month it is noted that
issues
placed
No. of Issues
for September of the
stock
issues
placed privately.
months of 1956 follow:
Common stock issues in October,
common
October,
19
DURING
54,048,840,115
July 12
July 12
for
'
Applied for
91-days
July 12
July 19
in
weekly sale of
Depositary Bonds.
*
-
months
91-days
91-days
91-days
Corporate
1956, totaled 49 and
aggregated $143,447,129, or 17.91%, while preferred stock
placements comprised only 15 offerings but added up
to $138,018,000, or 17.24% of the grand total of the com¬
bined offerings placed during the month.
,
Six
5
.
placed
for
Department
the
FINANCING
$
Total
12
total
t
Due
July
the
to
and
Amount
Dated
July
July
July
July
July
during
October,
1956
for ' refunding
purposes,
the
aggregate
figure
amounting to only $1,240,500, or 0.15%. A like number
of issues were also placed in September.
"
i
TREASURY
5
13.45% for October,
or
operations
i
.
28
$281,465,129, or
total. The above figure compares with the lesser total of
$197,757,788, or 22.47% of September's gross dollar vol-,
ume
■Bate.
Offered
•
STATES
Jun
in
of
sum
'
num¬
1956, with that for
October a year ago, the latter period shows that a total
of 43 offerings in the amount of
$201,670,000, or 17.65%
i
;
October, 1956, reached the
35.15% of the month's grand
offered
.
UNITED
July
of that month's grand volume were
or
its
Comparing
or.
during October,
1956, aggregated $519,281,800, or 64.85%. Of this amount
.$480,348,442, or 59.99 %, represented new capital funds
and $38,933,358,
or 4.86%, was marked for refunding
^purposes.
r./'No short-term "bonds
confined
ber, aggregating $211,602,300, or 26.43% of that montn s
grand total.
During September, the month before, 35
issues were placed;
privately" and • they amounted to
$170,363,063 or 19.36% of that month's total volume.
note financing
and
Treasury
October
Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds
in the amount of
swelling the
'October, 1956, for new capital purposes amounted
$760,573,071, or 94.98%, as against only $40,173,858,
5.02%, for refunding.
Treasury Financing in October, 1956
The Treasury
Department on Oct. 8 made an addi¬
tional offering of
Treasury Bills dated Oct. 17 and raised
$1,600,768,000 of new capital from this offering.
Outside of the above the
4.64%
Ohio Power Co. placement of 4V4% first
mortgage bonds,
aggregating $z«,ouO,ooo andi due Nov. 1, l»ao; JonnsManville Corp, 648,646 shares of common stock
pctober, 1956, total. It should be noted, however* that
spne issue alone was in great measure responsible for*
^American
of
of the Commonwealth Edison Co. in the
the
month
2.47%.
Notes ar®
and
if held
Sale of Treasury
Oct. 1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and
15th
of
the
month
and
if held
to
maturity or
two years, interest approximates $2.20 per month for each
$1,000 note.
Below
we
present
tabulation
a
of figures
since January,
1954,
showing
the
different
monthly
amounts
of
corporate financing:
,</.
1953.
;
SUMMARY
OF CORPORATE
FINANCING
BY
1956'
New
Capital
$
■■
January
!
Refunding
MONTHS
1956,
1935, AND
Total "
$
$
New
""
Capftal
$
Refunding
$
Total
New Capital
$
$
456,339,621
49,292,653
505,632,274
533,028,072
•28,225,930
561,254,002
384,282,362
44,639,185
428,921,547
749.432,217
20,212,540
769,644,757
1,092,117,895
136,541,342
1,228,659,237
521.025,292
1,738,799,910
.97,731,123
1,836,531,033
1,970,544,582
315.097,152
2,285,641,734
1,301,899,481
First quarter.^
April
1
May
768,825,340
1,094,036,074
11,|349,880
53,690,700
494,144,325
780,175,220
509,658,396
1,147,726,774
748,829,028
133,916,625
172,833,757
628,060,950
466,249,711
!
314,624,478
Type of
$
15,372,739 *
329,997,217
70,653,000
591,678,292
•106,465,260 1,408,364,741
502,084.724
112,141,200
614,225,924
536,888,359
180,014,200-
716,902,559
96,140.649
987,358,500
20,276,211
604,043,096
592,372,491
91,928,loO
684,800,651
891,217,851
85,316,791
2,531,945,090
1,851,359,915
348,280,142
2,199,640,057
1,930,190,934
'
486,689,232
,
682,492,153
2,446,628.299
,'k_l
Six
months-—
July
■
August
4.185,428,209
3,821,904,497
663,377,294
4,485,281,791
388,296,049 2,318,486,983
3,232,090,415
494,761,309 3,726,851,724
395,517,758 1,127,624.275
969,924,615
Third
Nine
__
18,912,335
988,836,950
490,437,663
154,141,400
644,579,063
732,106.517
495,174,145
__
September
25,000,000
520,174,145
622,211,465
389,019,719
1,011,231,184
326,002,854
75,574,200
830,574,483
49,301,750
879,876,233
566,346,199
33,408,844
599,755,043
611,231,067
284,937,645
Accepted
576,569,963
2,255,565,290
1,669,340,438
4,901,430.853
1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
6,481,101,452
Fourth
1470,
for
six
months—
.'$>'•
54,048,840,115 50,950,970,000
July 5
91-day Treas. bills
July 12 ' 91-day Treas. bills
July 19
91-day, Treas. bills
July 26
91-day Treas. bills
July 16
12 V2 mos. Treasury
12%.
July
July
1
U.
July
1
1,600,109,000
1,601,125,000
1,600,593,000
1,600,219,000
10,000
6~30~000
1,600,219,000
11,528,730,000
52 7,735,000
Treasury
8.
Savings bds.
Depositary bonds
Tax
1,599,1)63,000
5^7,735,00 0
mos.
s
3,097,870,115
1,601,125,000
11,528,730,000
notes
July 16
1,600,119.000
Indebtednesi
antic'n
484,297,953
484,297,953
552,000
552,000
notes
756,029.603, 2,425,370,041
1,239,947,257 6,740.847,081
2,295,673,243
December
Oct. 23,
page
New
Refunding
$
Total
896,168,712
quarter-
November
on
401,577,054
months—
October
760,573,071.
—
_i
quarter.
Digitized formonths
FRASER
12
183,047,914 4.368,476,123
on
FUNDS
Total Amount
Security
notes
Second quarter
,r«t
suspended
Total
$
20,439,521
was
Treasury notes, see footnote
on
USE OF
Refunding
83,518,832,347,253
583,766,885
June
Treastii-y Savings notes
previous data
1953; "Chronicle."
Dated
March
5>i
For
19,
-1954-
February
u.
Oct.
1954
-—1935
'
Vj
The sale of Series C
93,214,085 2,388,887,328
1,678,995,327
276,261,999
6,757,363,451
5,500,899,824
40,173,858
800,746,929
1,125,742,351
17,136,900
1,142,879,251
803.155,608
179,006,275
982.161.883
Total
for
July.
In the
lowing
and
1
52,234,091
601,557,784
235,024,122
266.684.600
502.608.722
728,176,549
61,315,965
789,492,514
658,303,098
368,085,542
1,026,388,640
for the
2,403,242,593
130,636,956
2,533,929,549
1,697,382,828
813,776,417
2,511.159.245
years
7,904,142,417
1,370,634,213
9.274.776,630
6.598.813.681
2.064.567,329
8.663.381.010
year
on
18,457,881,000
485,489,953
page 6)
comprehensive tables on the fol¬
we compare the October
ten months' figures with those
pages
the
549,323,693
________
18,943,370,953
(Continued
corresponding periods in the four
thus affording a five-
preceding
comparison.
23 .0 5,8 7.8 5
70,32.90 162,48905
938.s230
Refundi g 80.6450 "*307.525 1,035,140
82,07165
72.150 3,749.0
$
$
-1952
Total
60. 0 72,15.0 308.75240 7.250
Total
Total
$
*
1,342,6 5 1,50,0 6,8201* 20 .0 0 8.68,0 2, 8 ,0 2, 50, 0
37,9650 689,43 0
23 ,0
23 ,0
42,17 63
20.4 ,0 19.0 0 80 ,0 0 35,6 0 251,80
250, 0
250, 0
348,60
317,150
348,60
14,76 5 10,675.2 1.9,50 12,9360 12,7 819 178, 461 5,80, 0 31,92.675 31,25 72 20,19 50 1, 7,150 12,9360 47,90619 $*»»11
430,87461 59,30 142,95076 4s0,38 90
Total
67,450. 3,475,840
Refundi g
251,80 16,8310 16,94361
307,52
62,41395 938, 230
Capit l 13,70 258,1340 9,3480 28,4307 142,590
250, 0
New
14,31 95 168,34 90 14.870, 367,12 83 9,548,0 248,0 19 24,3950 2,43,0
153,50
$
856,7.65 60, 0
Capit l 689.43 0 16,45391
10,652419 9, 230 183,0 0
43,207813
Refundi g 1,50 , 0 65.78,0 20 ,0 0 8.68,0 2.8.0 2,50, 0
-1953
23 ,0 0 5. 0.350
$
23 ,0 0
23 ,0
14.870, 32,91 0 9,548,0 237,18 0 14, 720 2,50, 0 38,150 70,32.90
s
304.986240 7,25.0
$
New
5.8 0. 0 170,65 0
S
1,035,140
80.s6450
10,652419 9, 230 183,0 0
82,07165
~46T025
14.03870 167,04265 13,70 30, 6 73 9,348,0 239,16 9 24,15 03 183,0 j,—x: -. 52^0(70
l'
a
1
..»
6, 4,02
Refundi g 6, 4,02
$
-1953
Capit l
250, 0
New
78.359,42 7,50. 0 48.069526 129,73015 8,250, 0
$
Total
Total
948821073,,11065056235
62,47932 42/703^ 5 129.7 ,531 8,250, 0
New
Total
1,0 0
982,0 5 7.0 ,0 39.05 13,27 01
S
7,50 7, 50, 0
61,357041 5,80,930 34.18,307 4,21,268 9,2310 i5o7o o 56.27,325 6.580,67
2.450, 0 43.20
7,50 7, 50. 0
S
New
198,0 5,382798
1,257431
1,0 0
Capitl 970,6510 2,0 ,0 39.05, 13,27 01
$
Total
15,3 .0 81.45,80 4.0 0 3,790 80,2756 1,497250 I.SO .O O 24735,6 982,0 5
$
205, 0 928,716904
Refundig 3,82,0 4,0 0 l.TKIoO
Capitl 1,5270 81,4580 3,7f906o 78,5960 1.49l250 i,5o76o 21748 50
GOFVOCERRNEMPIGTN,AT,
$
513,2 80 138,0 76 14,97129
6,05,0
1,500
Refundi g 38,93 58 17240,50
Capitl 47,29842 136/7^50 14,97129
$
6,05 0
1,50 0
New
OSUMFARY
349,0 . 3,15,760
40,17385
$
-1956
80,74692 35,6 76 397.0 , 615.942,350 25,0 0
760,5371 3576ob",0 48,60 6 612,8 590 25,0 0
3agencis.—, 921,,4.8861 Sbmfautnuicopnleytdeidss
CONOGRRPEUAFWPTEI
ACHNARDTE
$
Refundi g 32/74T0
$
-1956
29.05,0 301, 0 79,370 68.23,80 6.05,0 3,420. 0 2,0 ,0 30,71.0
69,30
6,130,58
Capitl 29,05 0 268,3 0 79,3 0 62,108742 6,05,0 3,420 2,0 0 30, 170
597109,,268510
8,07 40
127,0 53 5,249,0 125.946,13 13,0873 1,482,0
.
8031,,1452867951
1,527.0 890,35.14 21,35 10 3,790 94.215,6 12.84,21 12,79320 0 0 7,80,0 S9,6nJ$0
1,500
153,6720
8,07 40
127,0 53 5,2490 705,63 13,0873 1,4820
480,3 2
124
1
231,46529 29,05.0 428,0753 84.620 194.8963 19,05873 4.902,0 2.0 ,0 38^49*4)0
1,240,50
1,240,50
38,93 58
17,3690
A,> 1,257431
Wo
$
New
4298,117096,506235
2.450, 0 43,20 0
14.970, 241.53, 0 13,40 6 25.0 ,0 153,92 07 12,5628 73,8 24 "VOD ' 68,27,325i01,38067
79,41 74 21,35 10 13,560 12,84 1 1,30 980 7,80,0 18, 980
New
Total
10,484
3.82 ,0 4.06706 1,4 5,40
2,0 ,0
2,0 ,0
$
~600
Total
5,376,275 30.5 0 95.24 791
5,0 0 5,0 ,0
2,893,50 12,3690
S
"
79.41,74 21,35 10 13,560 12.84,21 1,30 980 7.80, 0 18, 980 153,67201 15.3 ,0 890,35.14 25,3 .10 3,790 95.63l06 12,8421 12,79320 1,50 6 7,80 , 0 47,6 890
•
-1953
1781,7,4806254
10,484
45.320 36.7914 13,5093 25,067 0 156,37 0 165,72 68 73,8 24 "~36 7 606 ,27 .825109,36 70
172,46
5,0 0 7,0 ,0
2,0 0
3/109,726
5.80. 0 31,92.675 348,60 27,60972 20,19 50 1, 7150 12,9360 4,89 0
5.91,250 5.840,46 34,18307 4,21 68 9.231,0 ~T5~O76O 56.27,325 6,580,670
S
New
403,1 0 934,0 72
17,3690
S
165,80
5,365,791
Capit l 14.970, 185.4210 7,50,0 25,0 .0 19,75.0 18.350 64, 24 156760 94,80o76 630,72934
13,05 0 597,462.935 10, 0
1,428795
Refundig 12,3690 5,0 ,0
-1953
45.320 275,42.10 7,50,0 25.6 76 12. 5,0 16,50 64, 2 4 ~ i5~o76 o 946 .6 796,0 342
$
Refundi g 30.5 0 89. 0,
-1954
Y1.3587,2119,4080326s56017,85973346982iPCmr§tDauonSvcfRhipBelnlacteoGsldrFfpvtmeufdhdrnmoak.g.mncy FOMUTFETSCIINAVSHHANRBSERD
FYOTMFCEIIANHULAVFAORBCERSPRDGLNM
Capit l
317,150
348,60
14,76 5 10,6752 1.9,50 12.93,60 12,7819
New
215.60, 6,849,280
S
$
250, 0
250, 0
Capit l 5.80, 0 170,650 1g.7450 19.0 , 0 80,0 32,65280 245,1890
28,610 604.312, 5 10, 0
10,484
Refundi g 165.80, 7.50, 0 5,365.791
-1954
3,654,30
370 9,720 6, 4,02
3.654,30
$
59,30 75 076 476,90825
245,1890 16.830 16,94361
$
—1953
$
32,74"0
7,3 0,5 8
69
280. 4,629 29.05 0 396,0 753 84,620 186, 405 19,05873 4,902,0 2,0 0
38,
80,74692
40,17385
760, 371
—
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eccsottopearll,,, httorIrnaluvdeissntmgn,, eccsotpote.a,ll,,manufctres httroIrnalvudesistnmgn,, eccsottopeall,,, httorIrnaluvdesistnmgn,, ecscotptoeall,,,manufctres bueildtncgs, hottrrladuisng,,
MONTH
DaCorp te omestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi — Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Other Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Grand
Total
Candian
§
Other Farm
United
•These
MONTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Equipment Maontodrs
Iron,
. eto.
Other Land,
Railroads Public Tron, Equipment Maotnodrs Other
Land,
etc. — manufctrig— etc. — manufctrig- etc
Stocks-
Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Total
Ship ing
otal—
T
Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Ship ng TnvprtmTU
Tctal
Total
$
5.39,27 1 38,47350 461,3084 1.067,480 128,50 3,850*65 24,360
Refundi g 62,7908 4,80,0 17,0 108 6,093,40
3,025,0
$
—1962—
7,26348, 3
New
'*
66,,10794324,817
$
4,526307,92 20,670 380,76345 980,534620 26,0 0 62,*5i782l
4
201,250
itefundi g 12,60 35 7,65,430 3,160,483
New
*
Total
Refundi g 20,390 67,260 85,420 178,5613 8,745,925 2,340, 0 20, 0 57,903,750
70, 0 145, 0 1,3 720, 4,3 029,68 41,850
Total
i8~o , o
25,80, 0 38,473 50 74,85 298 2,53715 405,8263 197,806 2 573,0 0 3,194,873 28,31/750 17,85916
New
295734,0- 4,253094 41,850
37*,40
13,96 0 1,450, 0 50 ,0 0
23,820 1,795682, 0 20,350 28,059,375 825^4 20 430,8240 16,872 5 27,60 0 3750765 956,9150
11,,45233088974
184,650 20,670 861,27518 42,961758 147,0857 86,47038 1,074,13 195,24186 89,2546
Refundi g 31,0 0 21,40 630, 0 43,678015 1,3490 I,2ob7o 4,51,30 17,90230
201,250 201,250
723,464 721,025
7,536,905
j-
76,,0143478,61
New
98,0 0 94,82 0 1,569807 5,6892 1 29,50
1,4297 18
Capit l
20,8 0 1,742 60 19,6750 28,059375 78156*4,185 429,8340 16,872 5 26,40 0 37048, 0 93,08910
12*80 , 0 1,94.~^50 18,02391
13,96 0
37,40
"
MBO0 50 ,0 0
20,390 78,61074 86,3 40 192,07983 12.465,92 2,340, 0 20, 0 59,3 208 653,78625
23,820 2,6714938 243,0 158 28,059375 73," 0*75 17,9 438 17,94 538 27,60 0 23,G4"l6 1,23096,4
9
-
1,854, 19 10,835913 31,0 0 28,946 05 630, 0
-
$
439,04 0 2,94 681,24 548,1 65 16,09,10 1,98/53^16 649,80653 20,680 . 135,94873 63/521/750 451,68 16 7,263 48, 3
236,795.0 2,8710 ,58 462, 825 16,0910 1,79 32,180 637,4068 17,280 15,04873 63,21750 392,146953
2,560 4,83 695,0 25,80 3,6750 7638 27,53 396, 194,0862 573,0 23r~_L75 16,2370
$
$
-1953
1,635,4 8 26,19548
3,194,873
$
1,06735^0 80,9 345
1,57029
10,98470 963,40 8,91,850 3,720, 0
4,80 , 0
4,80 , 0
Capital 236,7950 2,10463,950 43,8540 16,0910 1,395 ,017 42,5986 17,5 0 12,0 0 357o io 250,34 250
7
9,63 , 50 695,0 0
2,56 ,0
439,04 0 2,17 5,90 520,7450 16,09,10 1,57409"L5 451,3051 19,450 132,0 0 35^0 0 308,2470
10, 0 56,1820 120, 3650 36, 043 3,9045,861 31,6750
132,657 98
Capital § 4,068725 20,4570 37,08.23 97,3417 26,0 0 62751".82
$
$
-1953-
70, 0 127,50
$
-1953
Total
653,78625 lI7687o0 1,654,0 273,6 58
Capital $4,9168,403 3,67350 4 ,23176 1,063978 128,50 3,85(7,0 21,350
Total
10, 09 67,850 120, 3650 1,52897,430 ,63719,42 31,6750
854,290613 42,961758 146,351 85.746,013 1,074,13 195,24.86 87,430927
4,0179
2,07 ,025 I,~2 o Io6 4. 5L30O
,,
19,58*09
•-
20,8 0 2,64538 24,67158 28,059375 92,3*69^2 51,729413 17,94 538 26,40 0 28,173546 1,2096857
1814,6,90750 21,480,75507 81,649759,27
302,89146 53,68472 15,9485 2 ,3082 130,9651
371,09 60 3,425179 542,10627 24,83750 8,40 0 953,1867 473*14972 93,16.89 1,38 50 27,3082 871,023.91
7.5O7 6 7, 50, 0
150, 0
370,650 2,609 8 482,1350 24.83,750 8,40 0 650,89521 418,2650 7.19,042 1,0 0 50, 0 623,15740
18,7324 12,895 7
375,173 2 5,0 0
201,482*0 706,5174 4,510,48 173,0517 62,3850 375,173 2,70,0 25.0 ,0 253,74239
109,50
■426,90 692; 8*705 53(28 ,043
289,3 269 53,68472 15,70*681 163,50 2 ,30.82 l2:6;o91
426,960
473,2 4
38 ,50 323,2 4
465,2,50,5431,1768292038807161.493 6,1703921.14,7,4280525938'570486
17715,6,8520834.104631 12587,.0239466;,*988(16794305—.20,246217,8,7;45439515399876.0SDCtiPofrfFRaehtGBlmavnrcovnemhtlauvosudpnsgrifcrdepmikl.ae,ys, FYOE3MUTIFTCSSNINOCAVHDHRAIRPREES.AD
EFLAMFTMOFYG3NUIONIHVCDAAEVCR1RNTPDRMS.LGT,
5.3,486513 18.2QO 69,0851 809,36784 82,60 50, 0 91^27950
$
..
ding 7, 50, 0 7,954,832 '685,0
$
1,2794 3 13,9647
tun
1934-
New
6,574.2,350 98,750 487,03 61 1,6087,39
T<jtal
i
;i
-i$53-
.
-
'•
34,50. 80,*4(7982
Refundi g 3,1578923 21,650 5,634215 2,580419
34,50 80,4 982
CNapeitwl$45.,1103748257,450 53341.,47,853061,988,2290,1370 25,9670
-
Total
$
2.894,50
$
"50 , 0 1,350, 0
Refundi g 201,4820 587, *50 4.50,0 160.25,40 62,3850 2,~482"0 2570* ,0 236,84239
$
-1954
98,0 0 82,;08 0
Capital ■$. 4,056* 134 10,45.0 502,93587 801.35,92 81,9750 '50, 91,27 50
•'
Total
17320,250 29,5 072 3.189,0 1,50,0
municpaltes.
50 ,0 1,350, 0
Capital 169*83,0 2,0831 ,0 478,31 50 24,83;750 8,40 490,38 1 356*041,50 7*19,042 8,51 0 iloO. 25,0 0 36.873,16
New
*
,
;
-1935
20 ,0 0
13,59 0 375,0 0 271*50
572.68,0 ,10593 321,8590 54*9 ,50 62,50 .063,14 205,6 0 108,53;70 92,50 1,795,0 10.5 ,0 ,04.12
Total
1
Capital
$
.874,0 130,309 413,0 0 .9,50 50 ,0 832,9 3 787,1 5 835,750 50 ,0 795,0 0 50 ,0 0 ,62713
1,
163
New
Total
$
1,905
315,
54, 62,
679, 103,
98. 92,
10,
961
298,1 .70 2,085619,30 25,7930 38.107 81.609 1.539 60 315,90. 64.903, 0 51,0 4,1250 59,6345 984,56.20
9,70 0
'
1,4511294,4785,36870'32
32 .2 4
■
1.0,
7,450* ~*98,75 0 685,927 85 24,6 379 o.5O9,0O 328.51,25 249,76 1 59,725.03 5,904,832 58,264 39 li,972 50 368.10*68 178,4i637
■"
473. 24
169,0 6 2,7605, 537,9543 24,83(750 8,40 0 780,17*50 410*759 2 92,761 23 8.6L50 247,30*82 617,28953
*
*
572,680 2,815^6,785 546.70*39 60.4950 31,05.2 1,34*7X061 265,3 0 1X4, 0.582 150.764,39 13,967 50 378,610. 8 1,25968.73
2,176;348
168, 58
21,05 0 21,05 0 26,10875 4,6 ,0 20, 420 1,750^65 2,64;30 2,670491 78,21463 408,694.0 231,57 85 1. 2,0 403, 2607 10,82. 5 9,86 ,85 1,750 0 2,64.30 86,19572
Refundi g 408,6940 205,4630 6,4 6,0 38,2 407 10,82* 5 9,70,0 42,75231
$
10,484
35,4,17,565790.874909822
18,59 0 375,0 2,175,0 ~ 20~ ,6 O 56,4016 7,45 0 659,81 20 219,80 379 5,0 328,5125 29,72461 59,72503 5,735.974 58.264 39 10,2 950 365.4 308 15,74 82
163,8740 2,58340 53,8.379 60,49 50 391,052 91,28045 183*512.45 104*571,3.4 150*764.39'13,2795# 375,964.308 1.73, 051
•
50,0 0
13,589.450 120, 0 3,90,0 235l0 5,0 ,0 2,894 50 1.97.80 70,57 0 82,06.207 9,735.706 30 .0 0 58.6,392 86,4 073 5,68.03 1,028,475 2.130, 0 94,65.142 192,6 80
21,,0796851284S
"
29,37580 2.79,86.50 34,9057 48,5640 81,90 0 2.14,7692 402,7403 70.86,03 52, 8475 6,24,50 159,6857 1,76.8 530
763.,51268,41405*381775
2115,28,,4047S170698363 OGNARENUFPWID
FCORPEIGANT,
EO3CNTD1BER bonanoteds.—s anoteds - boannotdess 371,264,4587 Bank—Gov1ernmt6,972go0vernmtG5oagvcies,&M8unicpatl—6Stes,7,3P,4o2se0in bSfiantuocnnleyidodsset O3ECNTD1BER Noteas—nd ecotp.r, manuf - acesori maanufnctridg— htreoaltddcin.g, 5,47398-2 Notaesn-d ecotp.r, manuf acesori maanufcntrigd— hteoraltdcin.g, — ecotp , manufctres a ories maanufnctrigd— hteoraldtcin.g, ■ ecotp—., manufctres —ories maanunfctdrig htroealdtcin.g, -— securit
Refundi g 290,541.93 6,52790 13,7234
$
-1950-
capital
New
$
LMiwSO
5,217 3.52 2,89450 527.81,540 1,84753 25,90.7 29,5072 3,189,0 1,50~06
12,675 49
SOUM FARY
MONTHSCdrpoatc— Domestic— Long-term Short-e—.mI Presftockd Comstockon Candi - Lboongn-tdersm Short-em PresftockredComstocokn foreign— Long-term Short-em Presftorcekd Cosmtacokn corpate Interaionl Candian foreign Loaannd Staes toal fdi•gTuhoreesse
*
*_
10
"
Other
Grand
Total
_
Other Farm
*
§
If
*
United
Refundi g 1,703 0 42,694.50 19,86 0 139.68 793 14.260, 1.0 ,0 935,0 6,39510 296,541 93
S
-1956
Capit l
New
CHAR TE
$
286.47,0 042,9 80 23.9150 38.10,7 81,609 1,392.08, 7 301.640 63,90. 0 50,60 4,12,50 59.63,45 918,701
7.301.90 128.0
583, 3
6,28912 19,846 12,901580 47,08 90 19,86 0
50,0 0
13,589450 120. 0 3.90,0 23K6 0 5,0 ,0 2,894 50 69,183 60 82,06207 9,735,706 30 ,0 581,64 92 86,71 073 5.68,03 1,028.475 1,546, 7 94,65 142 185,97 069
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Total
935,0 583, 3
146,9863 14,38 0 1,0 ,0 72,684*361
5,69,167
1,745381,2 286,470 2,7569 10 315.09,7 48,5640 81,90 1,97 329 38,56.073 69,806.30 51,93.475 159,68.57 1,049716 7,2416.523
~
2
MONTHS JBLoongn-Tdesrm Railroads util es csoteal,l,Equipment and industral bueildtcngs, Ruber tIrnvuesstmfn, Miscelanous
10
1. 97,8 0 4,394,3 0
BShoornt-Tdesm utiles sctoeall,,Equipment and industral bueildtncgs, tIrnvuesstmn, Miscelan—ous utiles csoteall,,Equipment and industral bueildtncgs, tIrnvuesstmn,Miscelan—ous Railroads utiles ',letscoal,Equipment and industral bueildtncgs, Itnrvuestsmn,Miscelanous corpate
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Ship ing
Stocks-
PUbliC Iron, Motors Other Land,
^
Total
Total—
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
6
.
Monday, October 21,
.
.
(1734)
bills
1.600.470,000
1,599|G03,000
Treas.
Treas.
Treas.
Treas.
bills
bills
1,600.242.000
1,600.084,000
1,600,090,000
1,600,242,000
1,600,084.000
1,600,042.000
48,000
bills
1,601.425,000
1,600,060,000
1,365,000
7 mos. tax antic ctf
3,220,017,000
92-day
91-day
Aug 30
Aug 15
Aug
1
bills
antic'n
Tax
1
867,000
notes
August
for
Ac
&
Sep 27
Sep
1
Sep
Sep
1,600.551,000
1
1,600.483,000
1.600.241.000
1,600.515,000
1,600,515,000
355,158,808
1,295,000
%
'•?
„V
Co.; W. C.
Ac
Corp.;
.
Morris,
;
Total
6,758.496,808
6,401.790,000
356,706,808
1,601,236,000
1.600.219.000
1,017,000
Treas.
bills
bills
1.600.172,000
1,600,172,000
Treas.
bills
1,600,768.000
September.—
for
„
Oct
4
91-day
Treas
Oct
11
91-day
Oct
17
91-day
1,600,768*000
Treas. bills
Treas. bills
Savings bds.
1,601,284,000
1,600,397^000
1,600,389.000
1,599,816,000
414.348,184
Depositary bonds—
1,216,000
91-day
Oct
1
Oct
S.
U.
antic'n
Tax
887,000
573,000
notes
8,419.413,184
6,400,604.000
2,018,809,184
months.-. 99,829,004,121
90,211,276,000
9,617,728,121
Total
for
October™**™.
Total
for
ten
«INTRA-GOVERNMENT
FINANCING
i
Issued
'*
Total for six months
Miller
Ac
Petlis
954,177.000
616,070,000
338,107,000
120,510,000
*98,608,000
ner
976,079,000
736,580,000
239,499,000
At
Total
for July
Newhard,
Co.;
Ac
1,336,438,000
635,726,000
Total
for
433,167,000
August
579,050,000
*145,883,000
54,169,000
Total
for
September—_
128,740,000
General
5,000,000 Barium Steel Corp. 5*2% convertible debentures due Sept.
15, 1968.
Purpose, for payment of an existing mortgage
-
loan' and
Chas. W. Scranton
Inc.;
Pomeroy,
At
Telephone
Co.
1986.
30,806,000
120,542,000
*89,646,000
343,287,000
6S5.367.000
*352,080,000
ten
43,372,873,000 41,816,882,000
months™
1,555,991,000
•Comprises sales of special series
certificates and
*7,850,000
Civil Service Retirement
Fund.
deben¬
Placed
Illinois 20-year 47«%
for
expansion,
etc.
of
Co.
1976.
Greater
Lake
,
due
Purpose,
Jan.
Ac
Houston
*8,000,000
Houston
Capital Flotations
*1,500,000
(Issues
Maturing
*1,300,000
'
•,
.'
;
and
improvements.
*$840,000 Central of Georgia Ry. 4%% -equipment trust certificates,
series C, due semi-annually from May 1, 1957 to Nov. 1,
1971, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to
yield from 4% to 4Vz',7, according to maturity. Offered by
Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.
" •'
• /
'•!
-
,
,
,
.
13,360,000 Chicago
North
&
Western
5%
Ry.
equipment
tificates due
annually from Nov. 1, 1957 to
Purpose,
new
for
100%
cer¬
1971, inclusive.
all maturi¬
ties.
Offered by Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler; Drexel & Co.;.
Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; and Stroud Ac
Co.,
equipment. .Price,
trust
for
W.
%
Inc.
Price,
to
yield
from
4%-
to
4'/2%,
according
to
Corp.;
Pressprich & Co.;
Homer
maturity. Offered by Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.; R. W.
Freeman & Company; The Illinois Co.
Inc.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock Ac Co.,
Inc., and Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.
*2,715,000 New
York.
trust
New
Ilaven
Hartford
&
RR.
Ac
%'
Purpose,
4.75%
due
Hutchinson
&
i
new
•
*16,000,000
due
*60,000,000
Co. 4%
equipment trust certificates,
series Y,
semi-annually from May 15, 1957 to May 15, 1971,
inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield
from
3%%
to 4%,
according to maturity.
Offered by
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel Ac
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
&
Co.;
and
Stroud
&
Co.,
&
Co.;
&
Gregory
E.
Pollock
*9,600,000 Southern
Co.;
<fc
Ac
Baxter,
Sons;
Williams Ac
McMaster
Freeman
Co.;
Hutchinson
Ac
Co.;
Co.,
Inc.; and Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Co.
Pacific
4%
equipment
trust
certificates,
from Nov. 1, 1957 to 1971, in¬
clusive.
Purpose, for new equipment. Price, to yield from
3-80%
to
4.00%,
according
to
maturity.
Offered
by
Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.; Dick Ac Merle-Smitli; R. W.'
Pressprich Ac Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Baxter, Williams
series
VV,
& Co.;
Ac
due
annually
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Freeman & Co.; Gregory
Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock Ac Co., Inc.;
Sons; The Illinois Co.
McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co.;
and
Mullaney,
Wells
Ac
Co.
'
'
■
1
1
$29,025,000
due
Ac
due
Gas
1981.
struction.
•50,500 000 American
pipe
line
surance
Corp.
Purpose,
Placed
43,4%' first mortgage bonds,
to repay bank loans and for
bonds
Co.
'
-
•
first
mortgage
etc.
Ac
R.
Co.;
Sons;
Ac
Brown
E.
Ac Co.;
Dickson
S.
Central
Clark Ac
W.
Co.;
Republic
Ac
Co.,
Dillon,
Inc.;
Co.
Clark,
Inc.; Julien Collins Ac Co.;
Dodge
Curtiss,
Read Ac
Inc.;
Dominick
Ac
Union Securities Ac
Michigan
Southwest Co.J
Miller
First
Corp.;
Hemphill,. Noyes Ac Co.;
Henry Herrman Ac Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard Ac Son; Hornblower
Ac
W'jeks; W. E: Hutton Ac Co.; The Illinois Company,
Inc.;' Johnston.-r Lemon Ac Co., - Inc.;', Joseph, Mellen Ac
Miller, Inc.; Kidder. Peabody Ac Co.: Ladenburg, Thalmann
Ac Co.;
W. C. Langley A: Co.; Lazard Frnrcs Ac Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Ac. Co.;.. Irving Lundborg Ac Co.; McDonald Ac Co.; Mc¬
Junkin/Patton Ac Co.; Laurence M. Marks Ac Co.; MasonHagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner Ac Beane;
Merrill, Turben Ac Co./ Inc.; The Milwaukee. Co.; Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch; Morgan Stanley
Ac Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; Newhard, Ceok Ac Co.; The
Ohio
Company;
Pacific
Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber,
Jackson A: Curtis; Piper,
Jaffray Ac Hopwood; Prescott,
Shepard Ac Co., Inc.; Putnam Ac Co.; Reinhdldt A: Gardner;
Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler; Schoellkopf,,Hutton A: Pomeroy,
Hayden,
Co.;
Stone
Schwabacher
&
Co.;
Ac
Scott
Co.;
Ac
Stringfellcw;
Shields
& Co.; Shuman, Agnew Ac Co.; Singer, Deane Ac Scribner?
Barney Ac Co.; William R. Staats Ac Co.; Stone
Ac Webster Securities Corp.; Sutro Ac Co.; Thomas & Com¬
"
;
Smith,
"
'
'
•
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day; G. H. Walker Ac Co.;
pany;
bonds
Placed
%
Alex.
Co.;
Chaplin
Inc.;
•»,
Watling,
Ac
>
due
Placed
and
Pipe
Oct.
15,
privately
Mutual
Line
Life
Co.
4'%%
series
new
D,
con¬
first
mortgage
for new
with Metropolitan Life In¬
1976.
Insurance
Purpose,
Co.
of
and
Peck;
Telegraph
&
1983.
Purpose,
Ac
improvements.
Offered
Co. 27-year 4%.
to repay advances
Telegraph, Co;
by
Price,
Halsey,
:
Stuart
Allison- Williams
Co.;
Securities
American
(parent)
101.66%
Anderson
Corp.;
A.
C.
A;
Co.
$79,377,000
/
and
Lerchen
Ac
Wertheim Ac Co.; White, Weld
and Wood, Strutliers Ac Co.
Co.;
Dean Witter Ac
Co.;
and
Williams
Baxter,
William
Co.;
Broome
Inc.;
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Blair Ac
Bear,
Stearns
Ac
Co.;
due
J.
C.
Ac
Co.;, Burns
Bros.
Union
Davis
Bocline;
Dick
Francis
I.
Emanuel,
Securities
Ac
Ac
Co.;
duPont
Deetjen
Fahnestock Ac Co.;
Ac
Ferris Ac
Co.;
of
Chicago;
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Ac
Davenport
DeHaven
Merle-Smith;
Co.;
Co.;
Ac
R.
S.
Elkins,
Clement
Ac
Co.;
A.
Stokes
Evans
Ac
privately' with
A:
i
,
Co.;'
M.
M.
Freeman
Ac
program
Life
•
Inc.;
*750,000' Crawford Door Co. 5% 13-year unsecured notes due 1969.
Purpose,, for working capital.
Placed privately with in»
stitutional investors.
Co.;
Inc.;
'.solid a ted
Offered
Robert
New
York.
Ac
10-year subordinated conto
acquire
factory and
working capital... Price, at par.
for
subscription by stockholders,
debentures..
equipment,
by
etc.,
6%
Inc.
Consolidated,
*200,000 Diiro
and
Purpose,
for
company
without underwriting.
Ac
Sons; Goodbody A; Co.; Granbery, Marache Ac
Gregory Ac Sons; Hallgarten Ac Co.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger Ac Co.; Harrison Ac Co.; Ira Haupt Ac Co.; Hayden,
Stone
($500,000).
Placed privately with The Equitable
Society of the United States through F.
Ac Co. and Shillinglaw, Bolger Ac Co.
)
Assurance
Eberstadt
Foster Ac Marshall;
Co.,
i
.
,
Farwell, Chapman Ac Co.; Fauset, Steele
First of Iowa Corp.; First Securities
Corp.;
r
Institutional investor through The First
an
Boston Corp.
Co.;
First Securities
1
*1,100,000 Caspers Tin Plate Co. 4%% promissory notes due Dec. 1,
1967.
Purpose,
refunding
($600,000). and for expansion
Shelby
Ac
.
.
Denton,,
Co.,
the
New York;
Townsend, Crouter Ac
Dickson Ac Co., Inc.;
Morris,
Purpose,
with
*5,000,000 Carborundum Co. 414% promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1976.
Purpose, for expansion and modernization program. Placed
Brothers; Carolina Securities Corp.;
Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); City Securities Corp.; Clayton Secu¬
rities Corp.; Coburn Ac Middlebrook, Inc.; Coffin Ac Burr,
Inc.; Cooley Ac Co.; Cunningham, Schmcrtz Ac Co., Inc.;
Dallas
4:i4% first mortgage bonds
for product diversification.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Co.
Glass
1970.
1,
privately
'
MANUFACTURING
''
Byrd
Cullom
Window
Dec.
Placed
Stockton
Ac
%
.
INDUSTRIAL AND
*$2,000,000 American
Inc.;
Bioren
Co.;
Bradford Ac Co.;
Co.;
Burnham
Co.;
.
.
OTHER
Allyn Ac Co.,
Ac Strudwick;
Co.;
H.
Hentz Ac Co.;
Hill
Richards A:
Co.;
J. H.
Hilsman
Ac Co.,
Inc.; Hirsch Ac Co.; Hulme, Applegate Ac
Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton Ac Co.; Investment Corp. of
Norfolk; Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs Ac Keir; John B. Joyce A:
Co.; Kalman Ac Co., Inc.; Kean, Taylor Ac Co.;: Kenower,
MacArthur
Ac
Co.;
A. M.
Kidder
Ac
Co.;'Kormendi Ac Co.,
Co.
*350,000 Electronic Engineering
Co.;
privately with 14 institutional investors.
Louisiana
construction.
i
i„
Arnhold and S. Bleichrpeder, Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange Ac
Co.; Auchincloss, Parker Ac Redpath; Bache Ac Co.; Bacon,
Wlii])pie Ac Co.; Baker, Weeks Ac Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus;
Garrett
UTILITIES
1,
Telephone
interest.
Adams
Freeman
PUBLIC
Oct.
additions
accrued
Co.
*$1,000,000 Alabama
4(4%
Co.
Telephone
Bell
American
Inc.;
due
Rothschild
Southern
for
Inc.
RR. 3%% equipment trust
certificates,
annually Oct. 1, 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.70%'
to 3.85%, according to
maturity. Offered by Halsey, Stuart
Ac Co. Inc.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Wm.
Electric
Purpose, for new construction,
through Blyth Ac Co., Inc.
debentures
*4,650,000 Seaboard Air Line
L. F.
General
1986.
from
.
Securities
Q,
"
v
:
Ac Co.; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.;
Blair Ac Co. Inc.; William Blair
Inc.; Boettch-
Inc.;
Co.
dug
series
Portland
privately
*5,220,000 Rending
Union
t
'
-
Corp.; Harriman Ripley Ac Co.,
American Securities Corp.;
Inc.;
Williams
Co.,
Coffin Ac Burr,
Ac
H. Newbold's Son Ac Co.;
Schmidt,
Poole.
Roberts
W.
Inc.;
Clement A..Evans Ac Co., Inc.; Townsend, Dabney Ac
Arthurs, Lestrange Ac Co.; Dreyfus Ac Co.; Hugo
Marx Ac Co., and Townsend, Graff Ac Co.
Oversubscribed.
to
Halsey,
Co.
Ac
;
'' Glore,'Forgan A: Co.; Hallgarten A: Co.; Hayden,
...
Tyson;
annually
for
O'Connell
Co.,
Corp.;; First, of
Co.;
5 '/n %
equipment
May 1', 1957 to 1971, in¬
equipment. Price, to yield from
5.125%,
according
to
maturity.
Offered
by
Stuart Ac Co. Inc.; The Illinois Co.; and McMaster
certificates
clusive.
Kay, Richards Ac Co.;
Parke; Sutro Bi*os. Ac Co.; Sutro Ac Co.; J. R. Williston Ac
s
Dominick; Drexel Ac Co.; Eastman
Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Estabrook Ac Co.; Fahey, Clark Ac Co.; The First Cleveland
%
!
Co.,
Ap
and
Dillon,
Inc.; Laird, Bissell Ac, Meeds; Parrish
Ac Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel Ac Co,; Winslow, Cohu.Ac Stet¬
son;
Carolina Securities Corp.; Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.;
Ral'fensperger, Hughes Ac Co., Inc.; Doolittle Ac Co.; Mead,
Miller
Ac
Co.;
Watling, Lerchen Ac Co.;
Elkins, Morris,
Stokes
Ac
Co.;
Evans A: Co.,
Inc.; Interstate Securities
*2,640,000 Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Stc. Marie ltR. 41 a ^ equip¬
ment trust certificates, series C, due semi-annually from
May 1, 1957 to Nov. 1, 1971, inclusive.
Purpose, for new
equipment.
Hibbs
B.
.
Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons; Blyth A: Co.,
Co.;
Co.,
4 V'i %
Co.
Jackson Ac Curtis;
Co.; Bacon. Whipple Ac Co.; Robert
Inc.; Baker, Watts 'Ac Co.; Ball, Burge
Baxter,
Becker Ac
House
47»%
first mortgage
bank loans and for
Placed privately with insti¬
repay
'
Power
Underwritten by
Oversubscribed.
Co.,
(Inc.);
first mortgage bonds due Nov. 1,
198G.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for. new con¬
struction.
Price, 100.848% and accrued interest.
Offered
by The First Boston Corp.; W. E. Hutton.Ac Co.; Kidder,
Peabody Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fcnner;Ac.Beane;
Hallgarten A: Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corp.; F. S.
Sinithers Ac Co.; Tucker Anthony Ac
R.
L.
Day;
Auchincloss,
Parker Ac Redpath; > Burnham
& Co.;
Cooley & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Kcan, Taylor,
Ac
Co.;
E.
W.
Clark Ac
Co.;
Folger,
Nolan, • Fleming-
*28,000,000 Ohio
Ac
Ac
tutional investors through A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.
RAILROADS
G.
A:
Kraus;
Ac Co.;
Co.
to
Purpose,
pro¬
Lestrange Ac
A.
er
Allyn
C.
A;
investors.
Service
Public
1983.
due
additions
\
,
Northwestern
bonds
Later Than Five Years)
institutional
A.
W.1 Baird
States Telephone Co. of Illinois 4%% first mort¬
and collateral lien sinking fund bonds, series I, aue
1981.
Purpose, for construction program.
Placed
with
Paine, Webber,
Boston
First
The
Co.;
Inc.;
Arthurs,
1,
privately
for expansion
and accrued interest.
iW. Pressprich Ac Co.
Ac
.
Middle
Oct.
'
subordinated convertible
Purpose,
1976.
55,000,000 National
Steel
Corp.
37a%
first mortgage bonds
due
Nov. 1, 1986.
Purpose, for construction program.
Price,
99%% and accrued interest. Underwritten by Kuhn, Loeb
Corp. 5% sinking fund debentures
due 1976.
Purpose, refunding ($2,550,000) and for expan¬
sion
program
($5,450,000).
Placed privately with insti¬
tutional investors through The First Boston Corp.
gage
During October, 1956
1,
Co.;*Lehman Brothers;
R.
Gas
Natural
'
Oct.
due
Price, 102%
gram.
Corp.
Gas
Ac
Hallgarten Ac Co.; Adamex Securities Corp.; Blyth Ac Co.,
Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Clark, Dodge Ac Co.;
Fahnestock Ac Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Goodbody Ac
B.
Natural
Friedrichs
G. A. Shorpe Ac Co.; Glidden,
Co., and Wyllic and Thornhill.
Richards Ac Co.;
Co.; Bioren Ac
Co.;
debentures
4%%
first mortgage bonds
due 1981.
Purpose, refunding ($30,184,000% and for ex¬
pansion
program
($11,316,000).
Placed, privately with
institutional investors through The First Boston Corp.
*41,500,000
Foreign Service Retirement Fund, Canal
Long-Term Bonds and Notes
Co.;
Weil, Labouisse,
Howard,
Co.;
Co.;
3,000,000 Fanstecl Metallurgical Corp. 43i%
mortgage
for new. construc¬
Purpose,
1963-1991.
1,
first
4.6%
Co.
Water
Charles
Co., and A. E. Masten Ac Co.
Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal Sav¬
Government Life Insurance Fund, National Service Life
Insurance Fund, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
i'Net retired.
New
Price,
100%
and
Higginson Corp.;
King
A;
Morris
J. Van Ingen Ac Co., Inc.; Baxter,
Williams & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Stifel, Nicolaus
Ac Co.,
Inc.; Ranson & Company, Inc.; Herbert J. Sims
Ac Co.,
Inc.; E. Ray Allen Ac Co., Inc.; Barrow, Leary Ac
Retirement
of
Lee
by
Oversubscribed.
Placed privately through A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.;
Reynolds
ings System,
Details
Underwritten
Ac
Bros.
Co.;
Ac
Telephone
due
bonds
certificates
notes;
improvements.
capital
Dempsey-Tegeler Ac Co.; Hirsch Ac Co.; CrutCo.; Goodbody Ac Co.; Oscar Gruss Ac Son; Ira
Ac Co.; Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell; Sutra
Sterling, Grace Ac Co.; Hardy Ac Co.; Jenks,
Kirkland, Grubbs Ac Keir; J. R. Timmins Ac Co.; Parsons
A;
Bros.
privately.
October
for
Ac
Hoppin
Illinois 4%% first mortgage
for
expansion,
etc.
Placed
of
Purpose,
Ac
tenden
privately.
*4,400,000 General
*262,434,000
574,825,000
gold to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
*nd notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account.
Zone
Hutton
due
bonds
tion, etc.
for
,
Haupt Ac Co.; Maltz, Greenwald A: Co.; J. A. Hogle Ac Co.;
J.
S.
Strauss
Ac
Co.;
Auchincloss, Parker Ac Redpath;
tures
312,391,000
for
Total
-
interest.
*5,000,000
*220,454.000
-~-
Total
'
Kirkpatrick-
Co.;
October-
Certificates
Notes
-
Allen
*74,571,000
707.790,000
Inc.r Hayden.
B. Rilliard Ac.
& Co.; The
accrued
*9,108,000
487.336,000
Notes
'
&
September
Certificates
Co.;
&
%
IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPrER, ETC.
Cartwright & Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Spencer Trask
At Co.; G. H. Walker Ac Co.; Weeden Ac Co. Inc.; Winslow,
Cohu Ac Stetson, and Dean Witter Ac Co.
Oversubscribed.
700,712,000
Notes
Riter
l
•
Co.; Shields Ac Company; Smith, Moore At Co.;' Stern
Brothers Ac Co.; Stone At Webster Securities Corp.; Swency,
709,820,000
95,077,000
531,541,000
104,185,000
1,241,361,000
v* '
'
R. W. Pressprich At Co,;
Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler;
Fenn
Co.;
Sclioellkopf,
August—
—
i
V
.
Paine, Webber, Jackson At
Cook A: Co.;
Ac Co.;
Phelps,
Curtis;
Putnam
Certificates
Laurence
I,
Steel Corp. 4'c ; convertible subordinated
debentures due Oct. 1, 1981. Purpose, to repay bank loans
and for; - expansion, etc.
Price, at par to stockholders;
104%
to public.
Offered by company for subscription by
common stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion ($676,900) un¬
derwritten by The First Boston Corp.; Smith.
Barney Ac
Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange Ac Co.; Bos worth, Sullivan Ac Co.',
Inc.; Chaplin A: Co.; Cunningham. Schmcrtz Ac Co. Inc.;
Dominick
Ac
Dominick; Drexel A: Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities '& Co.; Fauset. Steele Ac Co.; Glover is
MacGrcgor, Inc.; Goldman. Sachs Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
A: Co.;
Hornblower A: Weeks; Hulme, Applegate Ac Hum¬
phrey, Inc.; Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs Ac Keir; Kay, Rich-"
ards Ac Co.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Ac
Col;
A.
E.<*Masten
Ac
Co.;
McJunkin,
Patton Ac" Co.;
McKelvy Ac Co.: Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch; Singer, Deane
A:
Scribner; Stroud Ac Co.; Thomas Ac Co.; Walston Ac
Co.; Inc.; .White, Weld Ac Co., and Dean Witter Ac Co.
}
/.
Beane;
&
'
'
•
$16,377,000 Allegheny Ludlum
..
Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.?
M. Marks A; Co.;
Mason-
A;
Corp.
•;
,1'
Inc.; McDonald Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenMerrill, Turben Ac "Co., inc.; F. S. Moseley
Hagan,
21,902,000
—
Bonds
Loeb
Kuhn,
Brothers;
Co.;
Lehman
July—
Certificates
Co.; Harrlman Ripley A: Cof,
Henry Herrman Ac Co.; J. J.
Co.;
Son; Hornblower Ac Weeks;
W. E. Hutton
Illinois Company Inc.; Kidder, Peabody At Co.;
•"
1,188,3x4,000
40.229,733,000 39,041,419,000
Boston
Reid Ac.
Ac Co.;*
Fleming-W. B. Ilibbs Ac Co., Inc.; Fulton,.
Robert Garrett A: Sons;
Goldman, Sachs
Co.; Stein Bros.
$301,100,000
mortgage
Hallgarten Ac
Net Issued
$
Retired
$
''' v"v
sold,
Nolan,
CD.;
,
All
Co.
Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Ac Co.; Estabrook Ac Co.; First of Michigan corp.; Folger,
%
,
Ac
Co. of New York Inc. 4'/4% first and
bonus, series M, due; Oct. 1, 1986.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new construction.
Price, 102.14% and accrued interest. 'Offered by Morgan"
Stanley Ac Co.; Robert W. Baird Ac Cq„ Inc.; Baker, Watts
Ac Co.;
Baker, Weeks Ac Co.; Bartow. Leeds %& Co.; Blyth
Ac Co.,
Inc.; Alex. Brown Ac Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Coffin Aj Burr, Inc.; Curtiss, House fe Co.;
Dominick &
refunding
1,216,000
91-day
1
Oct
Lundborg
*40,000,000 Consolidated Edison
414,348,184
18
Oct 25
Oct
Irving
Bogan Paul Ac Co., Inc.;
Ac Boyce; Stern, Frank,
Sheridan
Co.;
Ac
Smithers Ac
*2,000,000 Spring Valley Water Works & Supply Co. 4% first mort¬
gage bonds, series C, due Oct. 1, 1986.' Purpose,, to repay
bank loans.
Pfice. at par."'Placed privately with institu¬
tional investors through White, Weld Ac Co. and The First
Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen & Cm; First-of. Michigan
Ncwburgcr, Loeb Ac Co.; Parrish «fe»Cq.; Etlkins,^
Stokes Ac Co.; Fauset, 'Steele .& 'Co.; Rallowell,
Sulzberger & Co.; A, E. Masten Ac Co.; Chace, Whiteside/
West Ac
Winslow Inc.; Richard W..,,Clarke. Corp.;
and
lins
,
S.
Meyer Ac Fox; Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell; J. S. Strauss
& Co.; Sweney Cartwright Ac Co.; Swiss American Corp%
Thomas
A?
Co.:
Townsend,
Dabney
Ac Tyson;
Tucker,
Anthony Ac R. L. Day; Van Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.; Wcedeu
Ac Co. Inc.;
Wertheim Ac Cq.; J. C. Wheat Ac Co>tL-M.
White Ac Co.'; Winslow, Cohu Ac Stetson; Arthur L. Wright
Ac Co., Inc.; Wvatt, Neal Ac Waggoner,
and F. S. Yantis
Ac Co.,
Inc > Subscription books were closed.
j
'
Ac Go.; Shelby Cullom Davis Ac
Ac Co.; H. Hentz Ac Co.; The
Inc.; E. F. Hutton., & Co.; Mc¬
Coc, Putnam & Co.; Julien Col-,
Burnham
Marache
'Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Donnell & Co.; The Ohio
355,158^808
1,295,000
F.
Weeks; Ladenburg, Thalmann-1
Marks & Co.; Salomon E|ros. Ac Hutz¬
Hammill
son,
!
;>
Hornblower &
Langley Ac Co.;
Co.;
Granbery.
253,000
Humphrey Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild Ac Co.; Salomon
; Bros.
Ac
Hutzler;
Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts
Ac Parke;
Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher Ac Co.;
Scott, Horner Ac Mason, Inc.; Seasongood Ac Mayer; Shear-
Hayden,
Corp.;
Securities
Equitable
Inc.:
Co..
Co.;
Co.;
New
**
and
Shields <te Company; Francis I. du Pont
ler;
1,600,551,000
1,600.483.000
1,600,494,000
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas, bills
U. S, Savings bds.
Depositary bonds™.
Tax antic'n notes
"
1
1981.
Laurence M.
Co.;
Sep
6
Sep 13
Sep 20
1,
100.73%
Stone
3,658,852,061
8,000,031,000
11,653,883,061
-__™
.
8ysffc*n,
Gas
Oct.
due
Price,
Allyn
Total
•
Inc. 4:%% debentures, series G,
Purpose,
for construction program.'
accrued interest.
Offered by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fcnner Ac Beane; White, Weld & Co.; A. O,
*25,000,000 Columbia
Co.;
Ac
Norris Ac Hirshberg, Inc.; J. A. Over¬
ton Ac Co.; Patterson, Copeland Ac Kendall, Inc.; Phelps,
Fenn Ac Co.; B. W. Pizzini Ac Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock Ac Co.,
Inc.; Raffenispergcr, Hughes Ac Co., Inc.; Rambo, Close &
Kerner Inc.; Rand Ac Co.; Reynolds Ac Co.; The Robinson-
mortgage and collateral
due Oct. 1, 1981. Pur¬
pose,. for investments a,nd construction program.
Placed
privately with institutional investors.
3,220,017,000
436,383,061
172,000
172,000
Hutchinson
York Hanseatic Corp.;
*1,050,000 Central Telephone Co. 4%% first
lien sinking fund bonds, series H,
436,383,061
U. S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds-.*
Aug
Aug
$
Treas.
91-day
91-day
2
Aug
9
Aug 1G
Aug 23
Ac Co.; A. E. Masten Ac
Mullaney, Wells Ac Co.,
Hugo Marx
Coe;
Ac
McMaster
Lcgg Ac Co.;
Krensky Ac Co., Inc.; John C.
Arthur M.
Mackall
Peabody Ac Co.; Equitable Securities
Hutton Ac Poineroy, Inc.; and R. W.
Kidder,
by
Corp.; Sclioellkopf,
Pressprich Ac Co.
$
$
91-day
Aug
Offered
Indebtedness
Refunding
Accepted
Security
Dated
New
Total Amount
Type of
Inc.;
*8,000,000 California Electric Power Co. 4%%
first mortgage bonds
due Oct. 1, 1986.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
new
construction.
Price, 101.65%
and accrued interest/
(Continued from page 3)
1957
•
"
'
due
notes
.
.
1.
■
•
1971.
working capital.
Ac
Co.
Purpose,
of California 4%%' promissory
for
plant expenditures''and
Placed privately through Kidder, Peabody
.
1
.
.
'"'•Represents issues placed privately."
.'Vindicates
t Indicates
issues
sold
competitively,
special offering. '
-
Volume
'**'
1,500,000
5683
Number
186
Four
Wheel
Drive
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Auto
5Va $
Co.
convertible
Co ;
•
debentures'
Frederick S. Robinson & Co., Inc.; Ross, Borton and
Baker Simonds & Co., and Sterling, Morris &
'
due
Oct.
1971.
1,
expansion,
,>,v>
<$l,3o9,C42).
•
writ
en
The
Co.;
fir,>
&
,
Co.,
Loewi
Inc.;
&
Blosser Si McDowell;
\
t,
ties
:Vio, 000,000
Corp.;
Co.,
&
Cleveland
First
due
Co.,
1976.
1,
Co.
'7
The
Inc.;
Irving
Co.;
Ohio
J.
Co.;
Rice
for
capital.
working
,u
X
v
i
convertible subordinated deben¬
ri.Jt
Smith,
-.
Life
investors
Dillon,
T""
Loeb;
Rhoades . & Co,; Reynolds <fc Co.;: Boettclier and,
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons; and Eosworth, Sullivan &
Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
'•J
-
.
800
Jr»15,388
Georgia-Pacific
1976.
for
Purpose,
Placed
5%
Corp.
subordinated
acquisition
of
debentures
Hammond
privately.
Lumber
i7'1
Glatfelter
(P.
first
$ '
mortgage bonds
due
;
-
1,
1975.
*700 000
■
and
tional
fr'v
for
Purpose,
100'/r
investors
accrued
Corp. 5Vz7o' 10-year first mortgage bonds due Oct.
1,' 1966. Purpose, to establish a finance subsidiary and for
working
capital.
Mallory
1971.
(P.
privately .with
Co.
Placed
It.)
Co.,
&
,
Window
debentures'
Corp.
written
■i '•
by
Sweney
-
Cartwright
L.
Arthur M.
Edenfield
&
Co.;
for
accrued
Si
and
and
for
two
subsidiaries,
sinking
100$
and
Trust
Co.
Boettcher & Co.;
Co.;
Fitch,
North
&
accrued
of
&
"
•
Inc.
Neb.;
'
'
5*/2$"
interest.
Newman
&
Under¬
Co.
to
residents
of
New
250..000
•
*
Oct.
1,
1957
Glore,
Oxford
Loan
10,
capital.
Over¬
'■
without
6$
Inclusive.
with
&
10,
and
Purpose,
Travelers
for
new
Insurance
V
Co.
10-year
Sept.
100$
Securities
equipment trust certificates
privately
Forgan
and
Price,
Walnut
subscribed.
Co.
1961
1976,
to
Placed
tnrough
renewable
1966.
debentures
Purpose,
for
interest.
accrued
:
i
due
Pneumafil
for
<V
York
;
v
*500,000
5$
Corp.
expansion
Life
promissory nbtes
Varnish
Purpose,
*600,000
;,*>
'
of
•
1J.
v
working capital
general corporate
Prudebtial Insurance Co.
Products,
Blyth & Co., Inc.
.•
5,000,000 Temco
Aircraft
bentures
.'if
,
4%7c -5%$
Inc.
-
'
;
••••..
promissory-
dii*
i
.
Corp.
Oct.
1,
Purpose,
for
by Blyth & Co., Inc.; Hornblower
Stearns
&
Co.;
Central
Republic Co.
First Boston Corp.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.;
Sachs & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Bear,
The
240,000 Policy
Corp.
6$
subordinated
convertible
Sept. 1, 1966. Purpose, refunding ($16,700)
working capital ($223,300). Price, at par. Offered
by company for subscription by
common
stockholders,
without underwriting.
and
working
.
\
.
de¬
capital.
1,
1971.
Co.;
&
Co.;
Weld
White,
&
Bear,
Co.;
Stearns
Si
Co.;
body
&
duPont
I.
Haupt.& Co.; Johnston, LemonSi Co.;
Loewi <fe
Co.
Inc.; Rauscher, ..Pierce & Co.,
Inc.;
The
RoL-inson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Bacon,
Whipple
&
Co.;
Julien Collins <& Co.; Cruttenden «fe Co.; Prescott,
Shepard
Sz Co., Inc.;: Rotan, Mosle & Co.;
Scott, Horner .& Mason,
Inc.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell; Clayton Securities Corp.;
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Frklley,. Hess
Frederking;
Garrett-Bromfield
<S:
Co.;
Ilallowell,
Sulzberger
fZ 4
kit
7;
iSill
,<1r.
&
Co.;
$30,071,000
&
Ira
1.»V
.
$212,000,000 Ft
&
'
callable
Wheat
C.
J.
&
Co.;
tions
V
Aug.
15,
19C.6.
expansion.
'•
71
1957.
Purpose,
Placed
with
institutional
investors
due
Oct.
1,
1971.
for
Purpose,
/
^
York
Co.;
&
and
institutional
:
.M
ance
,
Ltd. 51/2$
secured
Purpose,
Placed
privately
investors
notes
for
/■
and
due
1971
general
companies and
by The Mutual Life Insur-
accrued
interest.
Offered
by
F.
interest.
Lehman
4^4$
from
Union
of
collateral
Dec.
The
trust
1957
Columbus
bonds,
District
1,
series
A,
due
to
Aug.
B.
,
1,500,000
1
.
C.
1,
1971,
100$
inclusive.
an
(Ohio)
of
4V27c
Keenan
&
-
-
&
C. C.
bonds,
and
and
due
for
Purpose,
annually from
construction
-
Bros.
Pollock
E.
,
Andrews
,
.
•
.
.
&
King,
Inc.;
.
for new con¬
interest.
Offered by
&
Hutzler;
White.
Co.;
Co.
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Quirk
Wells,
&
Inc.;
The Ohio
Co.;
Roosevelt &
-
*
•
&
Co.;
Co.,
Cross,
Inc.;
Spencer Trask &
Co.;
William R. Staats <fe Co.; Strana-
Co.
Dabney and Tyson; Arthur L. Wright
A. Webster Dougherty & Co.; H. V. Sattley &
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, Inc.; F. Brittain Ken¬
nedy & Co.; Doll & Isphording, Inc.; Magnus & Co.; Provi¬
&
of
stock.
to
$57
retire
per
bank
unit.
loan
and
Underwritten
Co.;
DeHaven
&
Townsend,
dine; Janney, Dulles & Co., Inc.; Schmidt.
Parke;
&
Co.,
Co.;
McDonnell
&
Co.;
McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co.;
McDonald
Co.,
Pierce,
Leonard
Inc.;
Si
Fenner Si Beane; The Milwaukeo
<fc Lvneh;
Morgan Stanley & Co.;
Scranton
Barney
&
Co.;
Shearson,
Hammill
&
CO.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner;
&
&
&
Day; G. H. Walker & Co.; Walling,
Werthcim & Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Co.;
Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co.;
Wood,
L.
R.
Co.;
Witter
&
Co.,
Inc.
Woodard-Elwood & Co., and F. S. YahJa
Oversubscribed.
Connecticut Power Co. 4,275 shares of common stock (ph*
$25).
Purpose, for improvements,, additions to prope: sy,
etc.
Price,
$37.50 per share. , Offered by company fo*
subscription by employees,
10 000,000
Houston Natural Gas Corp. 100,000 shares of 5$$ cumu¬
lative convertible preference
stock (par $100).
Purpo:3,
for acquisition of Houston Pipe Line Co. stock.
Price, & I
accrued
for
working
by
H.
M.
Byllesby & Co., Inc.; Walston & Co., Inc.;.Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; First Securities Corp.; Battles & Co., Inc.;
&
Co.;
&
160,313
1, 1981.
and
Purpose,
Cruttenden
&
Co.;
W.
Dean
Hydro-Electric Commission 4,4$
debentures due
Purpose, for expansion program. Price, 99%
interest.
Underwritten by The First Boston
Dee.
Croiiter
&
Bo-
'
„
Quebec
Sept.
Price,
&
Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; William '3.
Staats Si Co.; Starkweather & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.;
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc.; Stone & Webster Security
Corp.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell: Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Swiss
American
Corp.;
Spencer Trask & Co.;
T;:e 0?,
Si
Markets
Co.
6$ convertible subordinated
1, 1976 and 40,000 shares of common
(par $1) in units of $50 of debentures and one share
capital.
Co.;
Struthers & Co.;
$35,000,000
stock
due
con¬
Moseley
&
Lerchen
$25;000,000
MISCELLANEOUS
Food
cumu¬
new
Co.;
Anthony
Co.
4Vz$
promissory notes due
1966
to
1970.
Purpose, lor expansion.
Placed
pirvatcly
with Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
Century
i
Savings Bank & Trust Co. (Cincinnati); Sutro Bros. &
Dahlberg
S.
Smith,
Townsend,
Henry
&
Moore,
Chas.
Inc.;
and
for
Co.
Shields 8i Co.; Robert Showers;
Inc.;
Co.;
of 4.64$
Purpose,
& Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Newliert!,
Norris & Kenly; David A. Noy^s & Co.: The
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jacksaa
Si
Curtis;
Patterson, Copeland & Kendall, Inc.;
Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam tls
Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
Reinlioldt &
Gardner; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Riter & Co.; The Ro!;ir»
son-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw: Rogers &
Tracy, Inc.;- Rothschild & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hutton & P&meroy,
Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Ir
Harris & Co.; Seasongood & Mayer; Singer, Deane &
Fulton, Reid & Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Breed & Harrison,
Inc.; Malvern Hill & Co. Inc.; Ferris
&
-
$100).
Bear,
Sz
Lynch,
Ohio
han,
Co.
15-year
Co.;
McGlone
Cook
& Co.; Eastman
Webber, Jackson «fc
dent
debentures
F.
Weld
Paine,
Canadian Government
$2,000,000
Co.;
Scribner;
Fremont
of
Weeks &
Si
Blair
Merrill
Equitable Securities Corp.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Hirsch
«fe
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Clark,
Dodge & Co.;
Baxter, Williams & Co.; Laurence M. Marks. & Co.; Wm.
Clarey, Inc.
Rubber
Carl
1959
public
of
400,000 shares
Hornblower & Weeks; Hurd, Clegg & Co.;
E. F.
->-■
<
1*/. e. -"utt.on & Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.;
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.;
Kuhn,
Loeb Si Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; W. C. Langley & Co.;
Lee
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Loewi & Co. Incorporated; Laurence SiL
Marks 8i Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
Collins
improvement
Co.;
public
Hansen & Co.
(par
j
Curtis;
RUBBER
,.*$2,000,000 Dayton
•
1956
Union Securities &
Dillon,
53,420,000
,
inclusive.
Salomon
semi-annually
4$-4*4$ 'serial notes due
annually Aug. 1, 1958-1966. inclusive.
Purpose, for new
construction.- Price, 100$
and accrued interest.
Offered
by
15,
3.70$
stock
Son;
improvement
projects,
Price, to yield from 2.80$. to
3.70$, according to maturity. Offered by The Chase Man¬
hattan Bank;
J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.; C. J. Devine &
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Harris Trust and Savings Bank;
Co.
Mercy
dated Oct.
B,
1976,
to
,
Ziegler &
Sisters
Nordeman
of)
Inc.; AllisonBeecroft, Cole
Price,
McCormick
Purpose,
daccrued
Brothers; ~Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Goldman,
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; B, J. Van Ingen <te Co.
Webster Securities Corp.; A. C. Allyn &
Inc.; Bruns,
.,
Co.;
Co;.
Co.;
Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Doyle, O'Connor
& Co.; Drexel & Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.;
Equitable
Securities
Corp.;
Estabrook
8z
Co.;
Farwell,
Chapman & Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; First Securities
Co. of Chicago; First Southwest Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.;
Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Goodbody &
Co.;
Granbery,
Marache & Co.; Hallgarten
<fc Co.; Harriman Ripley 8s
Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill; Noyes & Co.;
P
Hent^ 8s Co.; Hickey
Co., Inc.; J. J. B. Hilliard 8s
&
(Territory
Co
&
Clarke 8z Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Julien Collins
Courts Si .Co.; Cruttenden Si Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
Dick Si Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson <fc Co.,-Inc.;
Marshall
&
Ina.
series
to
Price,
4$ general
inclusive. Pur¬
Foster
&
North
Ball, Burge Si Kraus; Barret, Fitch,
Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.
Incorporated;
William Blair &
Co.;
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Blyth Si Co., Inc.; Boettcher and
Company; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford
<Sj
Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons: Burns,- Corbett & Piclcard,
Inc.; H. M. Byllesby Se Co. (Inc.); Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); E. W. Clark & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; John W.
Craigie & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Rodman & Renshaw; Robert W. Baird <te Co.
Co.
■
1957
Baker,
and
1973,
to
and Wulff,
preferred
North
Lee Higginson Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.;
Merle-Smith; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Eldredge
112,000,000Hawaii
550,000 Roman Catholic Bishop of The Diocese of'Moliet 4$, 4'4$
and
4l2$
serial notes due semi-annually from Aug. 1,
struction.
Co.;
Winslow
June
1,
1971.
Purpose, for new
construction.
Price, 100$
and. accrued interest.
Offered
by B. C. Ziegler & Co.
.
&
W.
&
B. C. Ziegler & Co.
Offered by B. C. Ziegler & Co.
300,000 Methodist
Purpose,
Sherrerd;
Lutheran Church of
Tacoma, Wash. 4,/2$-4%$
mortgage bonds dated June 1, 1956 and due semi¬
annually from Dec. 1, 1957 to and including Dec. 1, 1968.
Purpose, for new construction:
Price, 100$ and accrued
1
3'/2$
to
Sold
Yantis
S.
Fitch,
at par. Underwritten by The First Bos¬
ton Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; E. M. Adams & Co,; A. C.
Allyn Si Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Bache &
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
agent.
1957
F.
Barret,
rett-Bromfield & Co.; Hurd, Clegg & Co.; H. I. Josey and
Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; S. R. Livingstone, Crouse 8a
Co;; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mullaney, Wells 8z Co.; Rod¬
man &
Renshaw; Rowles, Winston & Co.; Dallas Rupe 8s
Son, Inc.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Sterne, Agee 8a
Leach; Stix & Co.; Harold E. Wood & Co.; Woodard-
struction.
through
through John T. Knox,
(Alaska)
Co.;
&
Co.;
Elwoocl Si Co.;
Inc.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke; DeHaven & TownCrouter & Bodine; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Butcher <fe
G. C. Haas & Co.; Chace, Whiteside, West &
'
first
'
Lerchen
lative
3.75$, consolidated de1, 1957.
Michigan
40,000,000 Commonwealth Edison Co.
•send,
v
•
170,000 Central
i*1'1
Offered
'
17,
Company;
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
c.)
June
Co., Inc.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; The Illinois Co.
Inc.; Wood, Struthers & Co.; Central Republic Co., Inc.;
.
,
due
&
$900,000 Calvary Hospital, Inc. 4$, 4*4$".and 414$ first mortgage
bonds due semi-annually from
Nov. 1,
1957 to May 1,
1971.
Purpose, for new construction.
Price,
100$
and
«■>!
fiscal
Stone
Dick &
Co. of New York) through Lehman Brothers.
)'£
Banks
consolidated
G
and
Inc.;
Co.,
(with
corporate
with insurance
(headed
1956
(Territory of) 4J/2$ and 3.80$ highway revenue
bonds, series A, due semi-annually from March 1, 1958 to
Sept. 1, 1986, inclusive. Purpose, for improvements. Price,
to yield from 2.70$
to 3.80$, according to maturity.
Inc.;
warrants)*
purchase
•
112,500,000 Hawaii
Inc.;
purposes.
-
-
'
Blyth & Co. Inc.
Sachs
stock
series
15,
Offered
par.
obligation bonds due Aug. 1,
pose,
for new construction.
OIL
-
Price, at
$500,
,000 Anchorage School District
"$63,238,800
^$6,050,009 Home Oil Co.,
■
:
3%$
Nov.
:
,
$397,000,000
Underwritten
G. H. Walker & Co.; White, Weld
Winnow, Cbnu & sleison. Oversuukcrioed.
.
Banks
dated
Scott
Agnew
Cor,
and Co.; Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Dallas Union Securities Co.;
Dittmar & Company, Inc.;
Clerrvnt A. Evans & Co., Inc.; First Southwest Co.; Gar¬
Inc.;
Bear, Stearns
Sz Co.; A. G. Becker <fe Co.,
Inc.; J. B. Boucher & Co.;
Granbery, Marache <fe Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes A: Co.; Lazard Freres <S5 Co.^ Lee.Higginson Corp.;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Reynolds <feCo.;
Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson;
;
and due April 15, 1957.
and for lending operaOffered through Everett
bentures dated Nov. 1, 1956 and due Aug.
New
and'.working
Price, 100$ and accrued interest.
by Lehman Brothers; Ball. Biirge & Kraus:
-
1956
United States Possessions
expansion
capital.
■t.»
;
non-
•
promissory notes due
repay
bank loans and for
privately
Loan
notes
62,000,000 Federal Intermediate Credit
Jy 6,000,000 Underwood Corp. 5%% convertible subordinated debentures
"
15,
refunding.
Price, at par.
Everett Smith, fiscal agent of the banks.
4:!i$
to
Oct.
($164,000,000)
Price, at par.
Purpose,
through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
"
Home
non-callable
refunding.
Inc.
dated
refunding
($48,000,000).
123,000,000 Feueral
.
Industries,
■
,
consolidated
r
Smith, fiscal agent of the banks.
:
and Garrett & Co.' Oversub¬
•
}
notes
Purpose,
scribed.
*2,000,000 Thompson
series
^74 /</
"
..
Co.; Howavd,
Co.;
c/al titane
'
Weil, Labouisse. Friedriehs Sz Co.; Johnson,
Lane, Space and Co., Inc.; Sanders & Co.; Saunders, Stiver
■•'"j
;
■
Si
Inc.;
of
Williams
-
;
,
,
Shuman,
Inc.;
ling,
sinking fund notes due
Farm Loan and Government Agency
<
•
Inc.;
Mason,
Co. (Inc.); J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; A. G. Edwards & Sons;
Raffensperger, Hughes 8z Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce 8a
Co., Inc.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell; Sutro & Co.; Wat-
i
•
Baehe
Col; Hayden, Stone &,Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; GoodFrancis
&
Smithers
A. M. Kidder & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
Corp.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Loewi &
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Starkweather & Co.;
Stern Brothers & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Davis,
Skaggs Si Co.; First Securities Co. of Chicago; Boettcher
& Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; II. M. Byllesby 8a
.
&
S.
Co.
for acquisition.-. Placed privately
Purpose,
A. G. Edwards Si Sons; Elkips, Morris, Stokes Ss
& Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Farwell, Chap¬
Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First Securities Corp.;
Read & Simons,
Inc.;
Goldman,
Sachs &
Co.;
Si
First
Advancing
March
Allyn
&
Estabrook
pany,
.with Massachusetts M,utual Life Insurance Co.
.
C.
A.
fered by Glore, Forgan & Co.; American Securities Corp.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Hemphill Noyes & Co.; Dick 8a
Merle-Smith; Francis I. cluPont & Co.; Kalman & Com¬
.
for
*350,000 Suburban Gas.Service, Inc. 4%$
.
of 'common
14,951,250 Central Illinois Public Service Co. 170,000 shares of com111011 stock (par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
for construction program. Price, $29.12 Vz per share.
Of-
debentures due
;•
convertible, subordinated
5*4'7
1971.
V
Underwritten
Weeks;
(Inc.);
'
Price, '100$ and accrued interest.
Underwritten by A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Keith Reed & Co.. Inc.; Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co:;
Kidder,
Peabody '&
Co.
Inc.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Smith, Barney
-)
.
.
.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; The
Milwaukee
Co.; F.
S.
Moseley & Co.;
Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schwabacher
& Co.; Shields & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; William R.
Staats & Co., and Dean Witter & Co. Oversubscribed.
and
1972.
Purpose, for general .corporate purposes.»
privately
with
institutional
investors
through
Placed
fll.
.
Goldman,
due
notes
;
Tubular
*
12-year unsecured note due
privately with
through Loewi & Co.'
America
Sawhill
$
shares
& Stringfellow; Selected In¬
& Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.; Stein
Bros. & Boyce; Sterne, Agee & Leach; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.; G. II. Walker & Co.; White,
Weld & Co., and Wyllie and Thorhhill.
Corp. 4%$
debentures due Oct. 1, 1971.
to reduce bank loans; Price, 98.o7$ and accrued
•
,
Placed
purposes.
;
*5,000,000
■U
York.
of New
for
Purpose,
&
v
Co.;
P.
Corp. and B. Ray Robbins Co.
Finance
Purpose,
New
57
promissory notes due 1966.
Placed privately with The Mutual
Safway Steel Products, Inc. 57c
1968.
15,000,000 Pacific
Purpose,,
the
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
with
interest.
for expansion.
Insurance
1966.
Co.
Insurance
Reliance
Life
due
privately
Placed
program.;
500,000
Co.
Sons; Carolina Securities Corp.; C. F. Cassell &; Co.,
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.;
& Co.; G. H. Crawford Co., Inc.; Henry Dahlberg
& Co.; Davenport & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Francis I. du Pont
vestments;
by
.
*400,000
•■1
Light
&
Inc.;
Horner
working
Offered
stock
common
Goodbody & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; R. S. Hays Sb
Co., Inc.; H. Hentz. & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Frlodrichs & Co.; Huger, Barnwell & Co.;
The Illinois Co., inc.; Interstate Securities Corp.;
John¬
son,
Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.; W. C. Langley & Co.; A. M.
Law & Co., Inc.; John C. Legg & Co.; Lester, Ryons &
Co.; McDanicl Lewis & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Laurence M. Marks &
Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Mead, Miller & Co.; Merrill,
Turben & Co., Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Newhard, Cook
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.; Reinholclt & Gardner; Reynolds &
Co., Inc.; Scott,
•
-
subordinated
State,
Inc.;
Frost,
underwriting.
Sept.
-
-
York
of
par).
Whipple
&
5*4$
convertible
shares
Auchincloss,
Co.
California
due Aug. 1, 1966.
Purpose, for equipment and
capital.
Price, 100$
and accrued interest.
Sold
company
Co,
:
Co.,
man
of
10,000
Courts
Inc.
Co.,
Corp.
Acceptance
Co.
&
v
interest.
MacDonald,
Cole & Co.,
Beecroft,
are
& Co., Inc.; American Securities
Parker & Redpath;
Bache &
Co.;
Co.; Robert W. Baircl & Co., Inc.;
Baker, Watts & Co.; Ball, Burge <fe Kraus;
Bateman,
Eichler & Co.,- Bear, Stearns & Co.; William-Blair & Co.;
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown
deben-
Lincoln,
Burke
Co.;
fund
Power
(no
Corp.;
equipment,
other general
for
pre¬
stock
UTILITIES
Telephone
Bacon,
due
working
purchase
and
while
par,
common
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
Price, $24.37$ per share. Underwritten
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fennere & Beane; R. S. Dickson
Eastman
notes
at
of
construction.
new
&
loans
convertible
Purpose, to
1966,
to
equipment.
machinery,
Inc.; Vercoe Si Co.;
Securities Corp.; Frank
D.
stock
1
bank
*1,850,000 North American Car Corp. 4$
Co.,
Aetna
Frank
and
Co.;
Purpose,
and
Krensky
Si
:
,,,
the
convertible sinking fund
1966.
Price, 98%%
equipment, etc.
C
1,
5Vs$
1,
Airlines,
working
by
due
10-year 6$
Nov.
due
Co.,
taken
classes
per
12,187,500 Carolina
debentures
purposes
($4,000,000).
Placed privately with
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
-750 000 Miami
1971.
Institutional
promissory
are
all
Purpose,
for
construction
program.
Price,
share. Offered by company for subscription by
stockholders, without underwriting.
.
promissory notes due 1958($6,000,000) and for other cor¬
porate
'
to repay
Small-Milburn
Mohawk
Inc.
refunding
Purpose,
15,
and
prices.)
$25),
$28.50
.
1,206,000
institutional
two
Oct.
other
&
4.65$
offering
PUBLIC
(par
value
par
value
par
their
$285,000 Ashtabula
sinking
fund debentures, series B, due Aug. 1, 1966.
Purpose, for
working capital. Placed privately with Investors Mutual,
Inc. through Emch & Co.
y
Knox
investors through Ira Haupt Sz
000
;',* 10,000
&
Barret,
*800,000 Mercantile
institu¬
with
through The First Boston Corp.
Oct.
The
and
Price,
program.
Placed privately
advances
Inc.;
,
plant development
interest;
15-year
Corp.
Steel
due
Cruttenden
.
Dec.
,
'
„
4%
Co.
due
and
at
stated
a
no
by
Placed privately with Mutual
York
purposes.
Price,
Underwritten
by The First
Co.
/
II.)
senior notes
New
corporate
:y,
for
and
Offered
Placed privately through Allen & Co.
Marsh
'
*1,000 000
5$
of
Purpose,
make
-■>
Co.
Inc.
tures
due
computed
investors.
through Johnston, Lemon
Securities & Co.
capital.
/•; 700,000
Co.;
<$52,600)
due
of
of
stocks
Union
Stores,
1957-1971.
,.;V
•
notes
ferred
promissory notes due July 1,
bank loans.
Placed
privately
repay
Corp.
Insurance
*2,000,000 Lucky
Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Co.;. Hemphill, Noyes &. Co.; Carl M;
&
Barney
Service
thrift
at
par.
underwriting.
Purpose, for working capital.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch,
-
institutional
*3,000,000 Lincoln
434$
to
5$
Price,
t
without
Corp.
Co.
rciunuuig
a
($197,400).
Purpose,
with
Purpose,
Price,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Paine,
£*•
Loan
1958.
Discount
j
4.
public,
to
company
*2,425,000 Liberty
Inc.
i
capital
woring
Underwritten
ii
l96o.
1,
Aug.
#
to repay bank loans and
101.757c and accrued interest.
by Hornblower & Weeks; A. G. Becker &
Co. Inc.; Rlyth & Co., Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
»'
U"'
'
-
Straus,
Co.
&
Consumer
250,000 Community
<
(Preferred stocks
Oversubscribed.
,
7
STOCKS
Inc.;
Co.,
....
,
Clayton Securities Corp.; First Securi¬
The• Marshall
Oct.
*
Inc.; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Goodbody & Co.; Kalman
Corp.;
Gardner Denver Co. 4$7a
tures
for
bank loans and working capital
100$
and accrued interest.
Under-
Allyn
C.
and
<8130,058)
of
Price,
by. A.
reefunding
Purpose,
payment
(1735)
Poole, Roberts &
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; Cunningham, Schmertz
Inc.; Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc.; Reed, Lear &
A. E. Ames & Co. Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co.
Smith, Barney & Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.;
Securities
Corp.;
McLeod,
Young,
Weir,
Inc.; Blyth & Cd., Inc.; Lehman Brothers, Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler; White, Weld & Co.; Bell, Gouinlock & Co. Inc.;
Corp.;
Inc.;
Dominion
The
MilLs,
Spence
&
Co.
Y. >
&
C.
Harris
&
Partners
Inc.;
Co.,
Inc.;
Nesbitt,
Inc.;
Greenshields
(N.
and Dawson,
Inc.;
Limited,
Thomson & Co.,
Burns
Inc.;
Hannaford Inc.
Bros.
W.
C.
&
(Continued on page 8)
Inc.;
Denton,
Pitfield
Oversubscribed.
&
*
Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates Issues sold competitively.
+
Tnrlinntoc
bnpeiol
nffpritlP.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
8
.
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
(1736)
Telephone Co. 3.000 shares of
300,000 Winter Park
par
First
Co.,
Eastman
Corp.;
Co.-.Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner.Aj
Beane;
Robert Garrett & Sons; G. H. Walker Aj Co.,
Rotan
Wosle & Co.; Runs Aj Company; Lovett Abercromble & Co.;
Rowles, Winston
Co.; Boettcher Ai Co.;
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); First Southwest Co.; John C.
Leg? & Co.; Moroney. Beissner Aj Co.; Baker, Watts A
Co.; Dewar, Robertson &,-pancoast; Dittmar Aj Co.; A. G.
Edwards & Sons; Fridley; Hess Ai Frederking; Edward D.
Jones and Co.; Lester, Ryons Aj Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Peabody A:
Kidder,
«M9f7 *700 7^1
.
.
common
and for
$12 per
share to public.
Oflered by company for subscription by
common stockholders.
Unsubscribed portion (5,443 shares)
was
underwritten by Courts & Co.;
Equitable Securities
Corp.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;-Scott, Horner Aj Mason, Inc.;
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Clement A. Evans Aj
Co., Inc.; Anderson & Strudwick; and Johnston, Lemon Aj
Co.
A
total of
128,328 shares were subscribed for by
IBall,
•
& Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane; Stone A: Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld
Hirsch
Rand
$40
A
Gas
(par $16).
per
common
#
Mellen
As Co.;
.
Inc.;
Purpose, for working capital.
by company for subscription
$1).
Offered
Price, $10 per share.
by stockholders with¬
Oversubscribed.
underwriting.
out
stock (par
Beryllium Co. 25,000 shares of common
250,000 Brush
"
1,200,000 shares of common stock
tor acquisitions, exploration and
Price, at par.
Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
(par 25 cents),
working capital
purpose,
300,000 Lauderdale Mining &
shares
V
Development Enterprises, Inc. 30,000
for drilling
stock ipar $1Q). Purpose,
work, etc:
Price, at par.
to public, without underwriting.
of
common
exploratory
and
company
stock
10 cents).
(par
Offered by
600,000 Knox
600,000 shares of common
drilling operations, etc.
Offered by George A. Searight.
Developments,
600,000 Lithium
'
Corp.
Uranium
300,000 Kolob
Price. $1 per share.
costs,
etc.
Prioe, ut par.
underwriting.
shares of common
Purpose, for construction program. Price,
Offered by company for subscription by
68,334
Co.
Electric
Livingston, Williams Ac Co., Inc.;
Joseph X. Fazio Ac Co.; First
Oppenheimer Ac Co.; Calhoun Ac Co.;
Theron D. Conrad Ac Co., Inc.; Erwin Ac Co.; Sellers, Doe
Ac Bonhatn; Stevens Ac White; Strader Ac Co., Inc.; Willis,
Ac
Telephone Co. 828,572 shares of common
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
expansion and working capital.
Price, $1.25 per share to
stockholders; $1.40 to public.
Offered by- company for
subscription by common1 stockholders.
Unsubscribed por¬
tion
(411,137 shares) underwritten by R. S. Dickson &
Co.; McCarley Ar Co., Inc.; Willis, Kenny & Ay res, Inc.;
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner; and Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
Offered by company to public,
.
OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND
15,000,000 Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. 150,000 shares of 5.85#
cumulative preferred-stock (par $100). Purpose, for new
construction, -Price,'at par and accrued dividends. Under¬
written by Dillon, Read Ac Go. Inc.; Lovett Abercrombie Ac
Co.; A. C. Allyn'Ac Co., Inc.;-Auchincloss, Parker Ac Redpath; Robert W.* Baird Ac Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts Ac Co.;
Baker, Weeks Ac Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus; Barrow, Leary
Ac Co.; Bateman, Eichler Aj Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc.;
Blair Ac Co: Inc.;' Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Boettcher & Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; Chaplin Ac Co.; Clark,
Dodge & Co.! Ei W^ Clark Ac Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.;
C. C. Colllngs Ac Co., Inc.; Courts A: Co.; Crowell, Weedon
Ac
Co.; Curtiss, House A: Co.; J. M. Dain Ac Co., Inc.;
Dallas Union Securities Co.; Davis, Skaggs A: Co.; R. S.
Dickson Ac Co.,-Inc.;- Dittmar. Ac Co.; Dominick Ac Dominlck; Drexel Ac-Co*.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac
Co.; Francis I. du Pont A: Co.; Elworthy Ac Co.; Equitable
Securities Corp.; Eastubrook Ac Co.; Fahey, Clark Ac Co.;
Fauset, Steele Ac Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First-South¬
west Co.; Fridlejv Hess Ac Frederking; Fulton, Reid Ac Co.;
Glore, Forgan Ac; Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac. Co.; Granbery,
Marache Ac Co.; Hallgarten Ac Co.; Hayden, Miller Ac Co.;
Hayden, Stone -Ac Co.; Hemphill; Noyes Ac Co.; Henry.
Herrman Ac Co.; Hill Richards Ac Co.; J.. J. B. Hilliard Ac
Son; Hornblower Ac Weeks; Janney, Dulles Ac Co., Inc.;
Johnson, Lane, Space Ac Co.-, Inc.; Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.;
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.; A. M. Kidder Ac Co.; Kidder,
Peabody Ac Co.{ Laird, Bissell Ac Meeds; Laird A: Com¬
pany, Corp.; W. C. Langley Ac Co.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.;
Lee
Hlgginson
Corp.;
John
C.
Legg Ac Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Lester, Ryons Ac Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Ac
Co.; Irving Lundborg Ac Co.; Mackall «te Coe; Laurence
M. Marks Ac Co.; Mason-Hogan,--Inc.; A, E. Masten Ac Co.;
McDonald Ac Co.; McDonnell 'Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner Ac Beane;
Merrill,- Turben Ac Co.,- Inc.; The Mil-waukee Co.; Moore, Leonard Ac Lynch; Morgan Stanley As
Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; W. H,- Newbold's Son Ac Co.;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Piper, Jaffray As
Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard' Ac Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich
As Co.; Putnam As Co.;-Ranscher, pierce As Co., Inc:)! Rein¬
L.
MANUFACTURING
311,040
Co.
13,103,358 Bucyrus-Erie
to
shares
subscription
for
of common stock (par
Price, $42 per share
Offered by company
portion
< 8,579
by
stockholders. Unsubscribed
underwritten by The First Boston
common
shares)
Morgan Stanley Ac Co.;
Glore, Forgan Ac Co.;
Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Lehman
Brothers;' Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane; Dean
Witter Ac Co.; Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc.; Clark, Dodge
Corp.;
'
1,492",155
Inc.
Co.
The
.......
.
375,000 Miami Window Corp.
Corp. 225,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Price, $10.25
per
share.
Underwritten by Van Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.;
A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.; Blair Ac
Co., Inc.; Crowell, Weedon Ac Co.; Francis I. duPont Ac Co.;
First Securities Co. of Chicago; H. Hentz Ac Co.; Johnson,
2,305,250 Burndy
.
Lane, Space
and Co., Inc.; A. M.
Kidder Ac Co.; Prescott,
Shepard
A/ Co.,
Inc.*; Reinholdt Ac Gardner; \Vm. C.
Roney Ac Co.; Scott, Horner Ac Mason, Inc.; Chas. W.
Scranton Ac Co.; Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell; G. H. Walker
Ac
Co.,
and
Wilson,
Johnson Ac Higgins.
.
•
,
-
'
50
Glass Co, 8,000 shares of 5## cumulative
stock, series A (par $50).
Purpose, refunding
and for working capital ($59,500);
Price, at
par
and accrued
dividends.
Offered by Raffensperger,
Hughes Ac Co. und Indianapolis Bond Ac Share Corp. to
underwriting.
Pomeroy,
Schwabacher As Co.; Shearson,
Hammill As
Co.; Sheridan Began Paul As Co., Inc.; Shields Ac Co.;
Sliuman,Agnew Ac Co.; Singer, Deane Ac Scribner; Smith,
Barney Ac Co.; Smith, Moore Ac- Co.; F. S. Smithers Ac Co.;
William R. Staats Ac Co.; Starkweather Ac Co.; Stein Bros.
Ac
Boyce; Stern Brothers Ac Co.; Stlx Ac Co.; Stone As
Webster
Securities
Corp.;
Stroud
Aj Co.,
Inc.;
Suplee,
Yeatman
As Co.,
Inc.;* Sweney Cartwright As Co.; Swiss
American Corp.; Spencer Trask As Co.; Tucker, Anthony
As
R. L.
Day;
Underwood, Neuhaus As Co., Inc.; Van
Alstyne, Noel A: Co.; Victor, Common, Dann As Co.; G. H.
Walker As Co.; Wertheim As Co.; Chas. B. White Ac Co.;
White, Weld Ac Co.; Dean Witter Ac Co.; Woodard-Elwood
Ac
Inc.;
Co., and Yarnall,
Biddle Ac Co.
"
i
'
10,000,000 Texas Power & Light Co. 100,000 shares of $4.76 cumula¬
tive
6t-ock
preferred
Price,
program.
Underwritten
(no
$100
Purpose, for construction
share and accrued dividends.
par)'.
per
Kidder/ pea body Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner A:
,
.
by
Beane; Salomon
Bros.
Smith,
Ac Hutzler;
Barney
&
Co.;
White, Weld Ac Co.; A. C: Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; Hallgarten As
Co.;
M.
Hemphill,
Loeb,
Rhoades
Webber,
Jackson
Laurence
Trask
M.
As
&
Securities
ing-W.
G.
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
H.
S.
Stroud
Walker
Johnston,
As
As
Co.,
Co.;
Lemon
Inc.;
As
Moseley
A:
As
Carl
Co.;
Paine,
Corp.;
Co.,
Bache
As
Weeks;
Securities
Equitable
First Southwest Co.;
Hibbs
B.
F.
Curtis;
As
Hornblower
Co.;
Co.;
As
As
Marks
Co.;
Brothers
As
Noyes
Inc.;
As
Spencer
Stern
Co.;
Dallas
Co.;
Union
Nolan,
Flem-
Folger,
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.,
and
common
program.
stock
(par
Price,
subscription
by
Pipe
Gas
$16
50
common
Underwritten by White,
Securities
Corp.
-
Werschkul
share.
Corp,
441,250
Purpose,
Offered
stockholders.
for
by
shares
of
construction
company
for
Oversubscribed.
Weld As Co. and Stone As Webster
4
,
Ac
share.
(par $10)
10
cents)
10
Price,
3,600,000 Standard
.
per
A;
Barney
,
-
J
,
.
Eastman Dillon,
Sachs Aj
man,
and
by
working
company
to
Co. 150.000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for expansion program.
Price, $24
Underwritten by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
share.
Beane;
Offered
Register
$1).
-(par
7# cumulative preferred
machinery
$200
without
public,
Co.;
Aj
Union Securities & Co.; Gold¬
Co.; Harriman Ripley At Co., Inc.; Smith,
Dean Witter Aj Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Aj
Co.;
Hornblower Aj Weeks;
Paine, Webber,
Curtis; A. C. Allyn Aj Co. Inc.; A. G. Becker
Jackson Aj
Aj Co. Inc.;
(Inc.); Greene A: Ladd; Hallgarten Ad
Co.; Laurence M. Marks Aj Co.; L. F. Rothschild A; Co.;
Estabrook Aj Co.; The Ohio Co.; Stroud Ad Co., Inc.; Bache
Central Republic Co.
Whipple Aj Co.; Ball, Burge Aj Kraus; GoodAc Co.; E. F. Hutton A; Co.;
Turben & Co., Inc.; Gran¬
Aj Co.; Bacon,
body Aj Co.; Hayden, Miller
McCormick Aj Co.;
Merrill,
Marache
bery,
Newbold's
Son
Moore,
Co.;
Aj
Straus,
Co.;
Aj
Leonard Aj Lynch; W. H.
Blosser Aj
McDowell;
Bate¬
Grant-Brownell A: Co.; Irving Lund¬
borg Aj Co.; A. E. Masten Aj Co.; Crowell, Weedon Aj Co.;
Manley, Bennett Aj Co.; Mead, Miller Aj Co.; Westhchner
Aj Co.; Winslow, Cohu Aj Stetson; Richard W. Clarke Corp.;
Henry Dahlberg Aj Co.; J. S. Hope Aj Co.; C. C. McCune
Aj
Co.;
Carl McGlone Aj Co.. Inc.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
Vercoe Aj Co., and Fred C. Yager, Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Eichler A: Co.;
898,000 Standard
(par $1).
per
share.
and
Co. 40.000 shares of common stock
for expansion program. Price, $22.45
Offered by company for subscription by officers
Register
Purpose,
employees.
Oversubscribed.
"
Precision Corp. 379,974 shares of 5# cumulative
preferx*ed stock, series C (par $10).
Purpose,
refunding ($900,000); and for general corporate ($2,899,'740) purposes, including payment of bank loans.
Price,
at
par
(flat).
Offered by company for subscription by
3,799,740 Sterling
convertible
for subscription by common stockholders.
Un¬
portion (6,621 shares) underwritten by Morgan
C. Allyn Aj Co.. Inc.; A. E. Ames Ai Co.,
Parker A: Redpath; Bache As Co.; Bacon,
Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc.; Baker,
G. Becker Ac Co., Inc.; William Blair Ac
Co.; Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Boettcher
and Co.; Bosworth/ Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.;
Alex. Brown Ac
Sons; Central National Corp.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
E. W. Clark Ac Co.; Clark, Dodge Ac Co.;
Cooley Ac Co.;
25,000 shares of
working capital.
of common stock (no pari
class of stock.
Purpose,
loan, and for
per unit.
underwriting.
bank
renay
capital.
Purpose,
Stanley As Co.; A.
Inc.; Auchincloss,
Whipple As Co.;
Weeks A: Co.; A.
for
Oversubscribed.
of class A common stock
25,797,498 Johns-Manville Corp. 648,646 shares
of common stock
(par $5).
Purpose, for expansion program.
Price, $40
per
share to stockholders; $47.50 to public.
Offered by
Inc.
Purpose,
stock (par $100) and 350 shares
in units of one share of each
and 20,000 shares of class B common stock (par
in units of one class A and two class B shares.
for machinery and equipment and to increase
working capital. Price, $30 per unit. Offered by company
to public, without underwriting.
$1).
70,000 Sea Products Corp. 350 shares of
Oversubscribed.
300,000 Hedges Diesel, Inc. 10,000 shares
Machinery,
&
(par
$11 per share.
Underwritten by Loewl & Co. Inc.;
Bell Ac Farroll, Inc.; Blair Ac Co. Inc., and Doolittle A; Co.
of class A
and other
Offered by All
per
A
Price,
1,000,000 Gold Seal Dairy Products Corp. 200,000 shares
stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for expansion
purposes.
Price, $5
Securities Dealers, Inc.
stock
common
Sons.
States
of
Purpose,
Hydraulics
275,000 Racine
Co.; Granbery,
corporate
A Machinery, Irtc. 15.0C0 shares
convertible
preferred stock, series
for working capital.
Price, $20.25
per share and accrued dividends.
Underwritten bv Loewi
Ac
Co. Inc.; Bell Ac Farrell, Inc.; Blair Ac Co. Inc.,
and
Doolittle Ac Co. Oversubscribed.
$20).
(par
man,
subscribed
Line
cents).
per
*
company
Rauscher, Pierce As Co., Inc.
7,060,000 Transcontinental
-
cumulative
$1.20
mick Ac Co.; McDonald Ac Co.;
-
Hydraulics
300,000 Racine
Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; A. C, Allyp Ac Co.,
Inc.; Bache Ac Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co., Inc.; Blair Ac Co.,
Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Francis I. duPont Ac Co.;
Estabrook
Ac Co.;
Goodbody Ac Co.; Hallgarten Ac Co.;
Marache Ac Co.; McCor¬
Merrill, Turben A: Co., Inc.;
Newhard,, Cook
Ac
Co.;
Brush, Slocumb Ac Co., Inc.;
Elworthy Ac Co.; Hooker Ac Fay; J. Barth Ac Co.; Blunt
Ellis Ac Simmons; BoSworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; Courts
Ac
Co.;
Cruttenden
Ac
Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.;
Clement A. Evans Ac Co., Inc.; Foster Ac Marshall; Johnson,
Lane, Space Ac Co., Inc.; A. M.
Kidder Ac Co.; Pacific
Northwest Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Scott,
Horner Ac Mason, Inc.; Sutro Ac Co.; Bateman, Eichler Ac
Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
Davis, Skaggs Ac Co.; H.
Hentz Ac Co.; Hill Richards Ac Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard Ac Son;
J. A. Hogle Ac Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Manley, Bennett
As Co.;
McAndrew Ac Co., Inc.; McDonnell Ac Co.; Sutro
Bros. Ac Co.; Henry F. Swift Ac Co,; Waggenseller Ac Durst,
Inc.; Zilka, Smither Ac Co., Inc.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.;
Ferris Ac Company; Hess Ac McFaul; June S. Jones Ac Co.;
Mason Brothers; Stephenson, Leydecker Ac Co., and L. J.
Corp. 32,136 shares of capital stock
Research
(par 10 cents). Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price,
$3.33# per share. Offered by company to public, without
Co.;
L. F. Rothschild Ac
plan.
for
107,120 Production
residents of Indiana.
...
Reynolds Ac Co., Inc.; Riter Ac Co.; The
Robinson-Humphrey;Co.; Inc.; Rotan, Mosle A; Co.; L. F.
Rothschild A: Co.; Bowles, Winston A: Co.; Russ Ac Co.,
Inc.; Salomon
Bros.
Ac Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hutton As
option
(1,608
portion
*
holdt Ac Gardner;
stock
share
per
company
15,907,200 Georgia-Pacific Corp. 497,106 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for acquisition of Hammond Lumber
Co., etc.
Price, $32 per share. Underwritten by Blyth Ac
Co., Inc.; Bear, Stearns Ac'Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Smith, Barney Ac Co.; Stone Ac Webster Securi¬
ties
Corp.;
Walston Ac Co., Inc.; White, Weld Ac Co.;
First California Co. (Inc.); Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; Horn¬
blower Ac Weeks; W. C. Langley Ac Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac
•
Oversubscribed.
of common
to stockholders; $34 to public.
Offered by
subscription by stockholders.
Unsubscribed
shares) underwritten by Morgan Stanley
Ac Co.; Drexel A: Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks; Howard, Well,
Labouisse, Friedrichs Ac Co.; W. E. Hutton Ac Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Scott Ac Stringfellow; Shumun,
Agnew Ac Co., and Stroud A: Co., Inc.
$30
.
,
Shoe Corp. 80,000 shares of $5 cumulative pre¬
ferred
stock
(no
par—$100 stated value).
Purpose, for
expansion and working capital.
Placed privately with
Institutional imestors through Smith, Barney Ac Co.
*
305.400 shares
Co.
2,850,522 National Sugar Refining Co. 94.803 shares of capital stock
(no
par).
Purpose,
to increase working capital.
Price,
•8,000,000 General
-
stock
under
Oversubscribed.
-
,
Chemical
Purpose,
for expansion and working capital.
Price, $38.50 per share. Offered by company to employees
($340,500)
•
and Roman Ac Johnson.
Inc.,
Co.,
tz
man
U®. 3,500 shares of common stock (par $10). Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $11 per share. Offered
by company to a limited group of purchasers, without
underwriting,
.
•.
■
•
bona fide
150,00 shares of common stock (par
for machinery equipment, etc.
Price,
per
11,757,900 Monsanto
(par $2).
preferred
*
Purpose,
share. Underwritten by Arthur M. Krensky Ac
Co.* Inc.; Vercoe Ac Co.; Aetna "Securities Corp.; Frank
L. Edenfield Ac Co.; Frank D. Newman Ac Co.; J. H. Htls-
400,000 Foster-Forbes
•••
cents).
$2.50
*38,500 Celon
-
Metal Hydrides, Inc. 85,266 .shares of common stock (par
$5).
Purpose, for new construction and working capital.
Price, $17.50 per share.
Offered by company for sub¬
by common stockholders.
Oversubsciibed. Un¬
by White, Weld Ac Co. as to 44.362 shares.
remaining 40.904 shares were subscrized for by Ven¬
tures Ltd. and two of its subsidiaries.
Ellis Ac
Ac
per
derwritten
Ac
Blunt
$5
scription
Hornblower Ac Weeks; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; William
Co.; Coffin Ac Burr, Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Simmons; Hayden, Miller Ac Co., and Loewl
Ac Co.;
Blair
Inc., and Muir
Oversubscribed.
116,624 shares of common stock (par $1).
repay bank loans and for working capital.
share.
Underwritten by Clark, Landstrect
Ac Kivkpatrick, Inc.; Muir Investment Corp.; Jack M. Bass
Ac Co.; Eppler, Guerin Ac Turner, Inc.; Southwestern Secu¬
rities Co.; Edgar M. Norris; Elder Ac Co.; First Florida
Investors, Inc.; Howard, Well, Labouisse, Friedrichs Ac Co.;
Vivian M. Manning; Strador, Taylor Ac Co., Inc.; Greene
Ac Co., and Rader, Wilder Ac Co.
Price,
Purpose, for expansion program.
stockholders; $46.62# to public.
$5).
Gates. Carter Ac Co.,
Ac Co.;
Corp.
583,120 Hasan, Inc.
Purpose, to
scribed.
i
Inc.;
Co.,
Caunter
A.
Investment
Chemical Co. 11,500 shares of common stock (par
$3). Purpose, for expansion program. Price, $25 per share.
Offered
by Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis.
Oversub¬
3,065,058 Southern Union Gas Co. 170,281 shares of common stock
(par $1),- -Purpose, for new construction.
Price, $18 per
share.
Offered by-company for subscription by common
stockholders, without underwriting-.*
-
Co.;
Ac
Merkel
Kenny Ac Ayres, Inc.j .Wyllie Ac Thornhill; Denault Ac Co.;
(Oscar)
Ac Son; James Anthony Securities Corp.;
$287,500 Ansul
'
Courts
Co.;
Curtis
Gruss
$1).
(par
Price,
Florida Investors, Inc.;
$5,249,000
without underwriting.
Purpose,
capital.
without
_
share.
stockholders,
150,000 shares of class A common stock (par
to repay bank loans, etc. and for working
$4 per share. Underwritten by Irjt Haupt
Corp.
$1)^
Inc.
Purpose, for
49,000 Kadiore Mining & Exploration Co. 490,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for equipment, drilling
1,097,386 North Carolina
stock
Dulles As Co., Inc.; Joseph,
Lehman Brothers; Irving Lundborg
Janney,
As Co.
2,733,360 Madison
stock
As
McCormick As Co.; McDonald-Moore
As Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner As Beane; Merrill,
Turben
As
Co.,
Inc.; Newhard, Cook
As Co.; Prescott,
Shepard As Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich As Co.; Schwabacher
As Co.; Singer, Deane As Scribner; William R. Staats As Co.;
Stroud As Co., Inc.; Vietor, Common, Dann As Co.; Winslow,
Cohu As Stetson,: and Dean Witter As Co.
Oversubscribed.
Curtis;
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Mason-Hagan,
Loeb, Rhoades Ai Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Salomon Bros. Aj Hutzler; Shields Aj Co.;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; W. E. Hutton A: Co.; Laurence M.
Marks & Co.; Tucker, Anthony Aj Co.; H. Hentz & Co., and
son
As
Miller,
As
Carl M.
Co.;
As
Hutton
Aj
Ac
Peabody
As
Stone
As Dominick; Fahey,
Fulton, Reid As Co.;
Co.; Hayden, Miller As Co.; Hayden,
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes As Co.; H. Hentz Aj Co.;
Co.; Hooker As Fay; Hornblower As Weeks; E. F.
Sachs
Goldman.
Island
der,
Corp.;
Curtiss, House As Co.; Dominick
Clark As Co.; First of Michigan Corp.;
Co.;
Lighting Co. 180,000 shares of 4.40# cumu¬
lative convertible
preferred stock, series G (par $100).
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, at par. Offered by
company for subscription
by common stockholders. Un¬
subscribed portion (123,135 shares) underwritten by Blyth
<te Co., Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; W. C. Langley As Co.;
Smith, Barney Aj Co.; Eustman Dillon, Union Securities
&
Co.; Glore,
Forgan Aj Co.; Goldman, Sachs Aj Co.;
Harriman Ripley At.Co./ Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes A; Co.; Kid¬
•
*
Kraus; Blunt Ellis As Simmons; Carolina
Clark, Dodge As Co.; Collin, Norton As
As
Burge
Securities
principal stockholders.
two
18,000,000 Long
.
..
..
Stein Bros. & Boycc; Under¬
wood
Neuhaus & Co.; Crockett Aj Co.; Eddleman-Pollok
Co.; Creston H. Funk Aj Co.; Smith, Moore Aj Co.; Stlx
& Co.; Chas. B. White & Co.;. Lentz, Newton & Co.; MrClung & Knickerbocker; Mead, Miller & Co.; Moreland,
Brandenbefrger? Johnston^ Ourrie; Dallas Rupe & Son,
Inc., and C. T. Williams & Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
2,860,886 Inter-Mountain Telephone Co, 285,000 shares of
stock
(par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans
new construction.
Price, at par to stockholders;
.
.
ETC.
Dominion
Tlie
$3,750,000 Brush Beryllium Co. 375,000 shares of common stock (par
$1).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Price,
$10
per
share.
Underwritten by Kuhn, Loeb As Co.;
McDonald & Co.; A. C. Allyn As Co., Inc.; Bache As Co.;
Co.;
Aj
Scran ion
W.
*
•
STEEL, COAL, COPPER,
IRON,
.
Chas.
'•
y
Ac Co.;
Dillon,
Inc.;
and--
dividends. Underwritten by The
Dillon, Union Securities Aj
accrued
and
Boston
Davis, Skaggs Ac Co.j R. S. Dickson Ac Co.,
Read Ac Co., Inc.; Dominick Ac Dominick;
Securities Corp.; Drexel A: Co.; Francis L
du Pont Ac Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities A: Co.;
F. Eberstadt Ac Co.; Elworthy Ac Co.; Equitable Securities
Corp.; Estabrook Ac Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First
of
Michigan Corp.; First Southwest Co.; Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs Aj Co., Inc.; Fulton, Reid Ac Co.;
Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Goodbody
Ac Co.;
Hallgarten Ac Co.; Harriman Ripley Ac Co.. Inc.;
Harris Ac Partners Limited, Inc.; Hayden, Miller Ac Co.;
Hayden, Stone Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; J. J. B.
Hilliard
Ac
Son;
Hornblower Ac
Weeks; Howard, Weil,
Labouisse, Friedrichs and Co.; E. F. Hutton Ac Co.; W. E.
Hutton Ac Co.; The Illinois Co.. Inc.; Indianapolis Bond
Ac
Share
Corp.;
Johnsoh, Lane,' Space and Co., Inc.;
Johnston, Leman Ac-Co.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Kuhn,
Loeb A: Co.; W. C. Langley Ac Co.; Lazard Frercs Ac Co.,i
Lee
Higgihson Corp.; Lehman Brothers;
Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades Ac
Co.; Irving Lundborg Ac Co.;
Laurence M,
Marks Ac Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.: McDonald A: Co.; McLcod, Young, Weir, Inc.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner
*/ Ac Beane; Merrill, Turben Ac Co., Inc.; Model, Roland Ac
Sto«e; Moore, Leonard Ac Lyrteh; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.;
Newhard Cook A: Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Piper. Jaflray Ac
Hopwood; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.; Putnam Ac Co.; Roinholdt Ac Gardner; Reynold# & Co., Inc.; Riter Ac
Co.;
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; L. F. Roihschild A;
Co.; E. H. Schneider and Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac
Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher Ac Co.; Scott Ac Stringfellow;
Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; Shurnan, Agnew Ac Co.; Singer,
Deane Ac Scribner;. Smith; Barney Ac Co.; F. s. Smithers
Ac Co.; William R. Staats A: Co.; Stern Brothers Ac Co.;
Stone Ac
Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud Ac Co.,
Inc.;
Swiss
American Corp.;
Spencer Trask Ac
Co.; Tucker,
Anthfmey Ac R. L. Day; G. H. Walker Ac Co.; Watling,
Lercheri Ac Co.; Wertheim Ac Co.; White, Weld Ac Co.; Dean
Witter Ac Co.; Wood, Gttndy Ac Co., Inc.; Wood, Struthers
Ac Co.,
and Yarnall, Biddle Ac Co.
Courts
5## cumula¬
preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, for additions
improvements to property. Price, at par and accrued
dividends.
Offered by Security Associates, Inc.
tive
7)
(Continued from page
stockholders,
agreed
31,809,800 United
stock
to
without
underwriting. Equity General Corp.
to 290,000 shares.
purchase up
Aircraft
(par
Corp.
$100).
318,098
Purpose,
•
Represents issues placed privately,
t Indicates issues sold competitively,
t Indicates
special
offering.
shares of 4#
preference
to repay bank loans
and for
Volume
Number 5683
186
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
and working capital.
Price, at par to stock$101 per share to public.
Offered by company
subscription - by- common stockholders. - Unsubscribed
<"'''J portion (48,500- shares) Underwritten by Harriman Ripley
■& :Co.» .IOC;; 'Blytli 4c Co., -Ine.'}.'The .'First Boston Corp.;
expansion
-.-holders;
•
.
,s
-1,184,375 Best Foods. Inc. 25,000 shares, of
*
-
"\Price, $47.37%
Completed. /
'
-,
"
for
;
l
346,000 Central
"
Kirhh, Loeb & Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; Hornblower &
-
.Freres
& C5.-;/ Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Co.; -Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner -&
4c
'
•
&
t:
ChaSi.
■
287,500
"
•
Stone & Co.;
W.' E. Hutton
W.
-
Scran ton-
&
Co./
Cooley
and
&
<v
& Co.;
shares
*
-
\
(par
-v
,Weld
A and class B-common stockholders.
underwritten
Unsub-
Rotan, Mosle
Inc.;
,
Smith,
Inc.;
,
Hemphill, .Noyes
&
i
-*
"
'
•
Moore
4s
Neuhaus
&
Co.,
to
Purpose,
..
...
/
"
stock
common
.
.
-..
.
stock
(par $1)-.
acquisitions,
exploration and., development:
.other general corporate purposes. - Price,
share.* Offered by Mountain States ' Securities
Corp..:''.''/'
;
-•
4-- *
.-v. :
..
..
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:
.
LAND,
BUILDINGS,
v;
.
'
,
.
.
•
■.
>
;
•
y
ETC.
-
of
•r
Anierican
Frontier
share. *.Offered
by
writing:'
Life
' -r
;
*
.
,
\
All
& Co..
&
280,000 Century. Food
"
'
263,500 Citizens
.!
y
Stock
$17
-
stockholders.
Offered
by
Underwritten
75,000 Continental
Credit
Bonds
•
>
V
,
(par
.
and
of
&
'
..
Purpose,
for
J.
W.
by
working
Tindall <fc
&
A
Co.;
capital.
of
per
share.
mon-
Shearson,
Walston
&
Inc.;
Co.,
Russ
Co.; Fridley, Hess & Frederking,
a
First
Florida
Investors,
E.
Price,
-
'
•
,*
-
'0
(par
stock
mon
Life
Insurance
stock
Rotan,
F.
Mosle
Hutton
First
&
&
Co.;
Southwest
.....
.
$111
.
Steel
Purpose,
share-.
Neb.;
to
135,000
Evans
A.
&
North
6z
by
&
Co.;
shares of
44.000
.-
com-
McDowell;
Milburn
299,992
;
'■
of
stock
common
Finanee
Corp.,
share
preferred
of
stock.
stock
.
Tex.
27,272
shares
working capital.
Price, $11 per unit.
by Texas National Corp.; Muir Investment
Co.; Perkins & Co., Inc.; Magill, Wareing <te Co.; R. L.
Stewart & Co., and Buhler de la Marre & Co.
-
-
.
Co.,
-
•
•
Hutton
&
Co.
Inc.- 77,700
shares
share.
per
of
(par
Fire
Oil
Oversubscribed.
.
by
W:,E.
-
.
.
;
...
.common
written
Corp.
•-
cents).
Inc.
-
by
(no
par).
Lazard
Co:,
&
Ine.
185,000
Corp.
Co.
Price,
$37.75
.
per
of
and
The
First
share.
Offered
stock
"
by
Blyth «fc Co.,
.
S.
Co-»
Co.,
F.
&
L
Maynard C.- Wheeler,
President. Thermatomlc is
Solvents-Corp.-?The
new:
special
^process, which
is
shares
of
Co.
will
now
those
of
Thermatomic's
customers
whose
processes
require
it.—V.
1042.
$1.40
Co.;
Cruttenden
A.
Hutchinson
This
&
Price,
shares
4,000
per
share.
$49
at
of
will
per
current" Income
have
said
in
to
that
serve
current
the
Commonwealth
as
its
investment
primary
needs
Fund,
Income
income/
He
of Investors
who
was
formed
Acquire Units—
•
and its subsidiary, The East Ohio Gas Co., have
application with the SEC proposing tho acquisition by
of the assets of The Lake Shore Gas Co. and the out¬
company
joint
a
Consolidated
Shore Pipe Line Co.,. both of Ashtabula,
standing capital stock of Lake
the Commission
and
Ohio;
are
pointed, out that one factor
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—To
This
filed
given interested persons until Oct.
has
28,
1957, to request a hearing thereon.
proposal, Consolidated will issue and deliver 63,598 shares
capital stock to Lake Shore Gas for the assets of- the latter,
also-will be assumed by Consolidated.
The properties
Under
its
of
the
liabilities
whose
thereupon will be transferred
to East Ohio. " East Ohio will Issue
55,966 shares of its capital stock to Consolidated for the properties,
assume
the Lake Shore Gas liabilities of $2,129,000.
Upon con¬
summation of this sale of its assets, Lake Shore Gas will distribute
of
and
Consolidated
to
stock
stockholders.
its
capital stock of Lake Shore Pipe Line, Con¬
solidated proposes to issue to
the holders thereof 23,022 shares of
its
capital stock, whereupon the acquired company, will become a
direct subsidiary of Consolidated.—V. 186, p.
1260.
the
For
.
outstanding
Consumers Power Co.
stock
Debentures Offered
—
—
This
is issuing to holders of its common stock rights
subscribe for $35,156,700 of 4%% convertible deben¬
company
&
Inc.;
share.
per
&
Co.;
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
Bacon,
tures, due Nov. 1, 1972, at the subscription price of 100%
at the rate of $100 of debentures for each 25 common
shares held of record dn Oct. 16, 1957.
offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
Marks & Co.;
The Ohio Co.;
M.
Laurence
Estabrook
Bache
Whipple
&
Co.;
The
Goodbody & Co.; (Hayden, Miller &
Hutton &
Co,;
McCormick & Co.;
Merrill,
Co., Inc.; Granbery, Marache &: Co.; Moore,
Feb.
are
at
&
at
Richard W.
Hope
&
Co.;
Clarke Corp.;
C.
C.
McCune
debentures
new
I,
Mason-Hagan, Inc;;
Inc. Oversubscribed.
Inc-I
Vercoe
&
Co.,
,
and
104.50%
recent
the
loans.
&
will
use
Bateman,
•'
&•
:'
Co.;
West
Co. 200,000 shares of common stock
Price, $25.25 per share.
Underwritten by ReyInc.; Bache & Co.; Baker, Simonds & Co.;
Eichler & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Buckner
H.
&
M.
.*
Norton
&
&
*
Oscar
Co.;
'
.
Co.;
Byllesby
&
Co.
(Inc.);
Chace,
Whiteside,
Winslow,
"
Inc.; Clayton Securites Corp.;
Collin,
Courts & Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Dittmar
E. Dooly & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co.,
■
Inc.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.;
Gilen & Co.; Goodbody &
redeemable
thereafter
1, 1971.
the proceeds from this
first mortgage bonds
-
sale and
$35,000,000 of
of
"
......
expenditures for property additions budgeted for the period
1, 1957 to Dec. 31, 1953 are estimated by the company at
$219,500,000 of which approximately $116,500,000 Is to be expended, in
Caoital
from'Jan.
>
Co.,
stock from
debentures
in con¬
construction and improvement program and for
outstanding obligations, including short-term bank
sale
with
its
refunding certain
nection
Broadcasting
$1),
common
prices declining to the principal amount on Nov.
PROCEEDS—The company
Fred
and
-
into
Nov.
not redeemable prior
from
Henry Dahlberg & Co.;
& Co.; Carl McGlone
convertible
are
1, 1972 at $47 pe!r share. The
to Nov. 1, 1958, when they become
accrued interest until Nov. 1, 1959 and
through
1958
1957
.
and
the
balance
in
1958.
'
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engaged, entirely in the State of Michi¬
purchase, distribution and sale of electricity
in 1,497. communities,
an<j in the pure! «•£, • distribution and sale 01
natural
gas
in
286
communities. The company
furnishes electric
.
BUSINESS—The company is.
gan,
in
service
utilioy
the
to
in
generation,
over
the
100,000
United
.
,
primarily inter¬
contributing
to increased
investor emphasis
upon
income is: the fact that the
segment of our population-over 50 years of age Is rising faster than
the population as a whole and is expected to Increase by- about 20%
by 1965.
The Commonwealth family of mutual funds now have more than
50,000 shareholders, located In every state
and in several foreign
countries. The company's headquarters are at 615 Russ Building, San
Francisco, Calif.—V. 186, p. 1623.
Offered
common
time
this
the
shares
150,000
Fund
Coleman
ested
Wood & Co.
Co.
price of $8
a
Mr.
Co.;
Insurance
Shares of. Commonwealthf^ In¬
available
be
objective.
Co.;
&
will
Co.
for sale today (Oct.. 21)
share. During the initial^offering
period of 21 days the price will remain constant and'a
special dealer discount amounting to a maximum, of
7 V2 % will be available.
at
Masten
E.
Fund
come
by Dominick &
Completed..'
.>■
&
Securities
American
stock
common
Fund, Inc.—Shares Offered—
The public offering of shares.of this new mutual: fund'is :
announced by S. Waldo Coleman,- President of North
Offered
-
Commonwealth Income
-
Oversubscribed.
and Harold E.
Co.
,
,
new facilities will
more
than, ..double Thermatomic's production :
pelleted -carbon and is another step in-the company's conversion ■,*
of the total output,-of. its Sterlington," La.,, plant to-.'Fioform pellots.:Thermax and-Pr33 -will continue to be available in ^powder form, for
The
-
of
$24
division,
a
begin v
Wheeler said, v;-
pelleting facilities
of
&
Yager,
(par
.
-
by
producing . a dustless.x
free flowing, easy to handle pelleted carbon black'product-wilt
be'usfdv*
It was developed in Thermatomic's ■ recently expanded. Research and
Quality Control .Laboratories,. Mr. Wheeler said,. especially for Ther¬
matomic's production of
Fioform-pelleted carbon black'.'which began
in February, 1857.
•
Lynch; W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; Straus,
McDowell;
Bateman,, Eichler & Co.;- GrantBrownell & Co.; Irving Lundborg <fe Co:; A. E. Masten &
Co.;
Crowell, Weedon
&
Co.;
Manley, Bennett & Co.;
Mead, Miller & Co.; Westheimer & Co.; Winslow, Cohu &
nolds
.
50
151,875 -Asfron* Corp., East Newark, N. J. 45,000 'Shares of common
stock (par 10 eents). Price, .3.37% per share, Olfered'by
-'
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Oversubscribed.
-
16
Commercial
Thermatomic's
Burge & Kraus;
5,050,000 Storer
Boston
(par
Corp.—Division to Expand—
full scale production during the first quarter of-^958, Mr.
*
E.
C.
.
common
Solvents
.
shares, of
-
10,000 .shares
of
$13.87*2 per share. Under¬
Price,
Freres
•
A major-expansion of Thermatomic Carbon Co.'s facilities for
pro¬
ducing Fioform'Thermax-.pelleted carbon black was announced on
Oct.
Completed.-
Milwaukee
$10).
Hallgarten
&
Stetson;
Oversubscribed.
"7.377,500 Ampex
,
stock
Power
Commercial
:
Ihc.
Offered'*by.Blyth
^ . v.,;'
16,700
Co.
McMaster
Co.;
The
(par
Rothschild
«
Foreign
-
(no par). Price, $28.50 per share.
Marine
Price,
Ladd;
F.
J.
*
&
; ' /
The subscription
(EST) on Nov. 1, 1957. The
offering is being underwritten by a group of investment
firms headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.
Blosser
742,400 Allied Mills, Inc. 23,200 shares of common stock (no par).
Price, $32 per share.
Offered by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood and associates.
Completed.
2,566,875 American
:
to
Leonard
stock
'
_
will b& used to increase- oe maintain
of the company. The additional working capital
purchase of receivables, advanced to or invested
'*
186, p.
Gas
&
Register
$1).
Turben
common
Offered
Co.
Kentucky 8,874. shares of common
stock (par $10).
Price, $56.25 per share. Offered by J: J.
B. Hilliard & Sons.
Completed.
L.
Representing: New Financing:
$35.25
&
&
Co.;
Price,
&
*
...
Inc.;
Inc.;
Ball,
Laboratories,
:
Corp.;, Courts
Marks
stock
&
$3,078,440
par).
the
Price,
&
& Stetson,
Cohu
Stroud
(no
for
Hemphill,
Noyes &
Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; A.. C. Allyn & Co. Inc.; A. G.
Becker & Co. Inc.;
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Greene
of
15
Purpose,- for
$2,733,925 Allied
:
Underwritten by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripley
& Co.,
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Underwritten
Issues Not
interest.
Of
$22.50 per share.
$21 per share.
Elyth & Co., Inc.
Co.,
3,600,000 Standard
(par $5) and 13,636
cents) in units of one
one-half share of common
and
1690. i
p.
In subsidiaries, or applied to the reduction of short-term notes.—V. 186,
1,030,185 Standard Pressed Steel Co. 10,566 shares of common stock
(par $1),
Price, $97.50 per share.
Offered by Kidder,
Peabody & Co.
.
.
stock
(par
capital
be used
p. 1627.
Completed.
Clarke
&
&
499,163 Standard
■
Dallas,
preferred
stock
working
xnay
Wagenseller &
equipment, etc.
Price, $10 per
The First Trust Co, of Lincoln,
Boettcher & Co.; Barret, Fitch,
common
182,
Retr proceeds of ;this financing
the
Co.; 13,000. shares.-.of-jGommon,
Wire
&
Electric
and
W.
common
Arnold & Crane; Loewi & Co., Inc.;'The SmallInc.; Harold E. Wood & Co.; A. G. Edwards
of
above.—V.
.
,
Dillon//Read
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
(par
Co.,
Universal
shares
y:' ;
units
450,000
Inc.,;and Doolittle & Co.
M.
slow,
Burke & MacDonald, Inc.; Beecroft, Cole <fc
& Co.; McCormick <& Co.; Straus, Blosser <fe
70-eeht cumulative
'
Illinois
,
Machinery," Inc. M0,000 shares :of
st.oCk (par $1)." Price," $11" per share.
Underby Loewi & Co. Inc.; Bell & Farrell, inc.; Blair
196,000 Springfield
& Sons, .and Rodman & Renshaw.
...
;
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; Van. Alstyne, Noel £1 Co.;
Durst, Inc.; Joseph Walker & Sous*'Win-
'•
Co.;
Co.;. Bache
* •«.
& Co.; Merrill,
Moore, Leonard
&
Lynch;
Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; ■ Newburgcr & Co.;
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Dae Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Reynolds
& Co., Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Shields & Co.;
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner; Stein Bros.
Boyce;
Stix & Co.;
Straus,
Blosser & McDowell; Stroud & Company, Inc.;
purchase
Underwritten
Cruttenden
;
■
$1).. Price,
Turben
Co.,
t
shares
-•».
by The First Boston Corp.
McGlone
»
Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
Offered by Northwestern Investment, Inc.
Corp.
&s
Completed.
Laurence
common
(par
1,350,000 Marsh
of
Co.
Commercial Credit- Co.—-Registers Proposed Offering.,
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.; Henry Dahlberg
& Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Francis I. du Pont-&
Co.;, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; ./Farwell,
Chapman & Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Granbery, Maracbc & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hallowell,
Sulzberger & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
& Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs «fe Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Janney, Dulles & ©0.,
Inc.; Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs & Keir; Jones, Kreeger &
Hewitt;/A. M. Kidder & Co.; Kormendi & Co.,
Inc.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; McCormick & Co.; McDonald &
Co.;
McDonald-Moore
<Ss
Co.;
McDonnell
&
Co.;
Carl
$17.50
$100j.
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and for
working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
•
American Investment
This company-filed a registration^statement with-the-SEC on Oct.
10,
1957, covering-$50,000,000 of notes due Nov. 1, 1977, to he offered for
public sale through an underwriting group headed byThe First. Boston
Corp. and Kidder, Peabody & .Co.' Tha iniwvesb rate, public offering "
price and. underwriting' terms are. tor baa supplied By. amendment.
Co.;
-
(par $2).
Price,
Steel
Hydraulics
Richard
-
•,
162,100 I. C. C. Loan Co. 1,621 shares of 6%' cumulative preferred
•
See
,
Allyn and Company, inc. Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Bache
& Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;' Bear, Stearns & Co.; II.
M.
Byllesby <fc Co. (Inc.); Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
!"'
stock
42,850 shares of
Co.
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(par $1>;-
$6.75 per share.
v
9,625,000 Schick, Inc. 500,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Price, $19.25 per share.
Underwritten by Merriy Lynch,
Pierce, * Fenner & Beane; Hayden, - Stone & CO.;
A. C.
stock
common
Inc.* and Security Associates, Inc.
297,000 Great Northern
,
MDsourf
Underwritten; by
Service
Dominick
-
&
Co.;
Lehman
Curtis; Shields &
Inc.;
Clement
Inc.;
Kidder,
written
.1
stock
(par
$2.50).
Purpose,
for
working
capital,
etc.
Price, $7 per share.
Offered by company for subscription
by stockholders.
Underwritten by Grimm & Company;
i-
u,i.;
:
1,400,007 San Jacinto Petroleum Co. 66,667 shares of
and First Securities Corp.
299,950 General Guaranty Insurance Co.
•
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Inc.;
Co.,
2)
page
Commerce Loan Co., St. Joseph Mo.—To Be
Acquired.
Corp. 29,610 shares of common
$5).v"Price/ $52.25 per "share.- Offered "by
Peabody & Co.
Completed,
/.
common
Johnson, I^jyie, Space &
common
Hammill
&
.
Corporation
(Continued from
.
y.yl.
Inc.
"
Offered by company for subscription by com¬
Unsubscribed portion (1,614 shares)
by
competitively,
lavestment News
.
(par'
Offered
capital.
Price, $10 per
Co.; Clement A. Evans
Brothers; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Company; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Co.; Francis I.
du Pont & Co.;
•€
preference common stock
"
stockholders.,
underwritten
s
Mathieson Chemical
110,000 Racine
■
cumulative
6?c
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
^
7
"
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common
and Wyatt, Ncal & Waggoner.
Inc.,
Co:
Becker & Co. Inc.
■
subscription by
by The Matthew Corp.- - '
Courts
General
"
by Goldman,
.
■
/
t
(par $5),/Price,
475^50 Public
.
for
company
Corp.' 750-shares
Underwritten
Co,, Inc.;
Co.,
'y
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Notes"-In
class
working
1,580,898 Food Mart, Inc. 90,337 shares of
•
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underwriting.
$1).
share:
.
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stock
common
220,000 Economy Auto Stores, Inc. 22.000 shares of
.
sold
The
.'
'fitofck''
176,850 Pacific Far East Line, Inc: 13,100-shares df common stock
(par $5).
Price, $13.50 per share.
Offered by
A. G.
A-preferred stock (par $100). Puropse, for working
capital:
Price, at par.
Offered
by company to public,
-
issues
.
class
without
Offered
...
stock
_
for
by
V-.i-
common
of, capital stock (par
Wrice/$69.25, per/sharej/.Oifered'by Blyth & Co.,
Completed. - *
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& Co.
shares
Corp. 15,500
$12.50).
Purpose,
share.
per
Zuckerman, Smith
Markets Co. 40,000 shares of
Credit
(par
and
v
(par-$1). 'See under "Long-Term
preceding column of this article.
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Inc.
j'y
unit.
"
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Kenny & Ayres,
of
.
Island
Co.,
1,547,123 Olln
..
sold., .-a-"
'
1,600 shares of common
Price, $166 per share. Offered by Smith,
Union Securities
292,500 Northwestern
'.
Inc.; J. C. Wheat & Co.; C. F. Cassell & Co.,
Clayton Securities Corp.; M. M. Freeman & Co.; Inc.;
G. C. Haas & Co.; Kay, Richards & Co.; Kormendi & Co.,
Inc.,. Willis,
Offered
j .,..5
shares
,,
-Inc.'
-
Loewf & Co.
'
share.
per
35,100
Completed.
Insnewwcc
stock
Inc.;
,,
stock
common
of -capital
-
by Blair & Co. Inc;; Bear; Stearns & Co.;:
Qempsey-Tegeler. & Co.; Scherck, Richter Co.; H/ Hentz &:
Co.; Blunt Ellis* & Simmons; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
~
shares
Department;/Stores Co.j-3,0,000* shares -.of common,
stock (par $5).Price, $39.50 ' pe/'rshare.
Offered"-byKidder, "Peabody &; Co.Completed,
/
; ; ■';/?
;
per
Underwritten
r
"'
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Co.
Completed..; %
per "
$10).
"
,-r.i.
;
$27.25
50,000
2,770,000 Nationai/rSteelfCorp. .40,000 shares
under-
-'•/
\
-s
:
-
1
of
Offered by Lehman
\
Western
Dillon,
$4
■
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Inc.
vAn gold..
1,500,000 Bahamas Helicopters Ltd, 300,000 shares of ordinary (common), stock
(par $1). • Purpose, for equipment, working
'i '
>v capital and other -corporate purposes.
Price, $5 per share.
-
-
'
t Indicates special offering.....
White,
-.1,185,000 May
.
Price,' $10
public, ^without
to
Pri;e,
Credit
■
:
.
Insurance -Co.
company
$1).
shares
share.
per
Represents Issues, placed privately,
$ Indicates
stock
by
.
..
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$48,812,278
"•
common
Offered
16,300
.'' (par $12.50). Price, $69,25
.Brothers. Completed.
'
1,800,000 Marine Petroleum Trust
$1,750,000 -American Frontier iCorp< 175,000 shares of class A common
stock'(par $1);'-Purpose, for investment in common stock
A
of
share.
per
Inc.
and-
Co.,
•"
Lighting Co.s 20,000 shares, of 4.40%. con¬
vertible
preferred stock,
series
G
(par
$100).
Price/"
$100.25 per- share.
Offered by. The First Boston Corp.,
W. C. Langley & Co. and associates.
" "
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$44.50
;• Dickson & Cp."tlhc.)', 'Completed."""
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'lv.-'MISCELLANEOUS
--r-:
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Biscuits,
-
Bodrcro' Hotel' (Calif.) " 1,482,000 shares of common
stock. -Purpose, for--working capital,- etc;Price, $1 per
•' share.- ' Offeretr- by- J. D. Creger & Co. to residents of
.California- only;-;
.• i
-j.*
-i
_
j,;
50,000"' shares
Co.
-
Engineering,
(no par).
2,000,000 Long
$1,482,000 El
'
Doolittle
12,800 shares Of capital
V'. I:stock (par $6)* - Price; 02L25 per share. Offered by Ax €kJ.
Edwards & Sons; Equtt»ble Securities Corp,; ana Ek S.
•
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•
272,080-Mfe
.
$13;008,773-''
Co.;
,
/
Price, $6 per shar'e. Underwritten
Straus, Blosser & McDowell; Dm
Oversubscribed.
..
Sunshine
.
v"-„; Inc.
J2.50" per
-*
h
of
,1,069,875 Hercules Powder Co. 27,000 shares of common stock (par
'$2.08%)'.
Price, $39.62%; per share: Offered by Eastman
and
program
...
.
1,128,775
.
(par
v:.'Purpose,- for
*
.
■
shares
67,500
t
bank loans.
Price, $6.87.% per
by Laird 4c Company, • Corporation; '
300,000 Matador Oil Co.." 120,000 shares of common
,...-
Co,
Co.; Smith, a,Hague,Noble
4c
Co.;...Straus,
Blosser- 4s
.McDowell, and- Watling, Lerchen.Ac Co.
Oversubscribed.
1
and
i
113,750 Hercules Cement Corp. 3,500 shares, of common stock (par
1 $1).
Price, $32.50 per share.
Offered by Stroud & Co.,
: .;j
.
}
Co.,
Sugar Co. 26,000 shares, of common stock
(ho par).
Price, $19.50 per share., 'Offered by (.Smith,
Barney & Co. Completed."
'",1"
,
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'-/•'/ Model/ Roland & Stone; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Lester, Ryons
1 &. Co.; Rodman & Renshawyand Winslow,. Cohu & Stetson.-" Oversubscribed..
.''j
■;
»;r
.
&
Oversubscribed^
Transport
Completed.
Barney- & Co:
507,000 Great
.
repay
Underwritten
share.
Inc.;
Price,
Co.
(par
'stock
r
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.
-
Inc. "
1,718,750 Christiana-Oil Corp. 250,000 shares of
of
265,600 Great -Atlantic &. Pacific Tea Co.
Bernet & Hickman,
American Corp., and
Swiss
Co.;
Inc.
Motor
$ 10 )> Price, $45.50 per share.
Sachs 4b Co. ; Oversubscribed.
Co.;
-
Underwood,1
34.600-shares
Doollttle
•
: >v (par
C
Cb:;' Schneider,
&
Co.
9
Co.;, T. Q. Henderson
Co. Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Interstate. Securities Corp.; Hugh Johnson & Co., Inc.;
Manley, Bennett <fc Co.; Muir Investment Corp.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Prescott, Shepard 4c Co., Inc.;
Reed, Lear & Co.; Russ & Co.,-Inc.; Saunders, Stiver 4c
;
j,
.J'V First Boston Corp. Completed.y
*
White,.
by-
Barth & Co.; First Southwest Co.;'Goodbody & Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Model, Roland 4s
Stone; W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.; -Rauscher, Pierce '4c Co.,
,
)■'
&
1,597,050 Commercial
J.
,
Co.,
Co.
$10),
stock
•
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,
'
Marshall ..Qo.;
.
Co.; "The Marshall
"Weld
.'.
:
•
portion
(20,563 shares)
& Co.;, Blyth &.Co., Inc.;
&
2,225,000 Colgate-Palmolive
-
<
OIL
llO.DDO.OSS'AmericanlPetrofiha^ Ihc. 999,003" shares of class A com-,
"
>mon -stock
(par -$T)'. vPurpose,
for' expansion program/
I.i „„ w.
Price,-.$.11 per. share. Offered by company for subscrlp-
.
&
1,362,500 Combustion
scribed
.j,
;
-
$125,940,163
tion d>y class
Transport
JFusz-Schmelzle & Co;, Inc.
-
1
.
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Loewi
Milwaukee
~
_____
?
Motor
(par $1).
Brothers.
Lehman
:
stock (par $1).
common
by
(par
by
convertible
preferred; stock
(par
$10).
at; par and accrued dividends. • Underwritten
by
&; Co; Inc.; 3traus, Blosser & McDowell; -The Mil-
i
405,000 Central. Wisconsin
..
.u...
of capital-stock
Price, $2%0: per
share:
Offered by company for subscription by common'
'stockholders/ without underwriting.
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Wisconsin
stock
common
Offered
^
cumulative
FUsz-Schmelzle
*-
Over-
Co.
v
.
Victor Products Corp; 115,000
;V^$t»)i-jpiirpose»- for--working capital,-etc;
>.
j-r-
Hayden,
-/-subscribed: /
-
»
Dominick;
-
share.
per
,v
/.wau^fee: Co.;". Die
.
Dean Witter & Co,;.Baker, -Weeks <fe Co.; Putnam.& Co.;:
"/
~
-
-.
Loewi
I
'--Beane;*White; Weld &"Co'.; Clark,Dodge & Cof; Dominick
*
G'i'c
Price,
7
i
.
Weeks;Smith,' Barney
Lazard
(1737)
farms,
States.
more
are served by any ojher
Populr**^ of the territoi* served, is
-,
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1738)
Muskegon,
named below have severally
the respective percentages set
debentures as shall not be issuable pursuant
:%
Lehman Brothers
Co.—
Mac Gregor & Co
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.
Butterfield &
H.
Buys,
E
Clark
W
Clark,
&
Burr,
&
Co.
&
.40
&
3.00
1.10
.70
Co
Estabrook
Co._
&
Fahnestock & Co.
2.00
.30
Fulton Reid &
.70
Gibson & Knooihuizen, Inc
.40
Glore, Forgan & Co.
3.00
Goldman, Sachs & Co
3.00
Goodbody & Co..95
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 3.00
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
.70
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
1.10
Michigan
of
First
2.00
1.10
—
Co
&
.40
.70
MacArthur & Co.—
Inc
& Co.,
Kidder
M.
—
Weeks
Hutton
E.
Kenower,
A.
-
Co
Co., Inc.:
Hornblower &
W.
Corp
Aldinger &
Fordon,
3.00
Peabodv & Co
W. C. Langley & Co
Lee Higginson Corp.—
Kidder,
—V.
176,
1.10
1.10
1502.
p.
&
2.00
.70
>95
.40
.70
3.00
.70
.95
.70
writei-
Co.
—
—"V.
' ••
3.00
.40
.70
1.10
offer
conditioned
is
than
less
-
Continental
hut
but may
title
183,
The
Exchange Commission,
the
offering and
the
mining
to
outstanding
order
child
to
'
.:"
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it
announced
was
that
fact
the
issuer has
described
properties
John
*
Oct.
*
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F.
J.
V.
Eastman
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,
Burke,
Griffiths,
181,
PROCEEDS—Net
added
the
to
proceeds from the sale of the common shares will
company's working capital and used for general
cervices.
Rapid
has resulted
the
past
year
Corvette
«
in
small
in
fast
the
Coronet.
designed- to
business
transfer
inches
in
of
and
sales of
The
capture
service
particular
in
field
recent
years
Corvette
is
trade
tow
a
substantial
a
offices.
priced
poition
The
of
motorized
the
Coronet
is
market
a
very
capable of copying originals of up to 18
length, which was designed to satisfy
the reproduction departments of large companies.
to
and
EARNINGS—For
net
this
photocopier,
width
needs
in
increasing demand for photocopying equipment. During
Cormac introduced two important new machines, the
the
and
photocopier
development
the
ended
year
May
31,
1957,
had
Cormac
$1,249,802.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 650,000 shares
of common stock and warrants
entitling holders of common stock to
purchase 75,000 additional shares of common stock.—V. 186, p. 1202.
Curtiss-Wriffht Corp.—Canadian Unit Plans to Merge.
See
Isotope Products Ltd. below*.—V.
Dallas Power & Light
See
Texas
Utilities
Co.
185,
p.
1152.
'
185, p.
SEC
for
Oct.
on
10
filed
a
J
2556.
registration statement
the
with
covering 400,000 class A common si.aies, $1 par, to be offered
public sale at $2.50 per share. No underwriting is involved.
!
Organized
timbia, Disc,
in
March
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,
(with
,
With Securities and
Vice-President
Executive
Pacific
company
expects
its investment
for
firm
salesmen
will
Co.
switchboards
industrial
sells
None
186,
p.
from
of
this
the
offering
proceeds
*>
The* eiect~n„ °/ Dorman L- Commons
2, ^
W. G.
^
,
Tollelsen
J
as
Kriegcr, President.
Secretary
was
as a Vice-President and of
announced
on
Oct. 15 by
will
Toliefsen
has
been
duties
General
in his
new
Cou
sel
for
position.—V.
the
186,
company
p.
1261.
and
will
continue
these
Stock,
lc
/
Inc., Jersey City, N. J.—Register
Exchange Commission-—'" •„
value.—V.
par
185,
1957
9,
Oct.
on
sha^s
500,000
485.
p.
-
under present management,
to
panelboards to specification for instit
buildings, and public utilities. The
states east
commission agents.
board-switchboard
KDI
Corp.
below.—V.
186,
~
1150.
p.
'♦)
j.
-Uf
'
of
the
Mississippi Rivet- through
apparatus.—V.
A
in
1628.
p.
•/'<%'*:.
y
*
Co.
Insurance
of
,
achieves
so
business
Plastic Petroleum B.
named Gulf
is
1
-
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product it thixotropic, which means that while being wk>rked
thin and oily, and, when working stops,.'■.-it*returns to the
consistency of a light grease.
Hence it does not run off, or wear
■.
The new
s.
,;•%«
It
Newark, N. J.—Exchange
of lubricant which possesses qualities of a true plastic
long-term - lubrication has been developed for use
machines by the Research Center of Gulf Oil Corp.
It
type
new
and
..
136,
Corp.—New Type Plastic Lubricant—:
Gulf Oil
•
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becomes
ol'f,
it
parts
the
protects.—V.
186,
1504.
p.
;
•
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Offersee Continental Insurance Co.
above.—V.
186,
'
524.
p.
Co.—New
Porter
&
Industries, Inc.—Acquires
Gulton
*
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Operations Recorder—
{
,
its
of
Foreign Unit—
corporation on Cct. 14 announced the international expansion
manufacturing facilities and the acquisition of Titania Electric
This
Fischer
of Canada, Ltd., Gananoque, Ontario.
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According to Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President, the acquisition was
accomplished through an exchange of stock. Details of t..c
ansae won
were
not
disclosed. Included in the purchase is a factory building
and equipment, and a 30-acre industrial tract.'
.
t.
operations sequentially on a printed digital tape (log sheet).
The •*.'
Titania Electric Corp., will operate as a wholly-owned, subsidiary and
resultant log sheet is useful in evaluating normal operations and is ah
becomes
the eighth operating unit of Gulton Industries,
Inc.
"The
This-
company
Oct.
on
15
announced
the
development
a
new
Operations Recorder (called the MOR System) designed for
use
at electrical
power generating stations
as well
as
at unattended
sub-stations.
The MOR System
automatically records all equipment
invaluable
aid
milliseconds
in
analysis
of upset conditions. Time differences of 10
easily distinguishable.—V. 186, p. 728.
events are
between
Corp.
"
of
Millisecond
:
v
'•
Foster
Grant
Co., Die., Leominster, Mass.
Offering
Oct. 10 announced post¬
ponement of its proposed offering of 300,000 shares of
common stock.
The company stated that in view of the
present conditions of the financial markets, it was deemed
inadvisable to proceed with the proposed offering which
would have represented the first public offering by this
privately-owned company.—V. 186, p. 1628.,,.
;
Postponed—This
company
—
worth of
>
to
built
be
by Pullman-Standard,
passengers each and up to
plant will seat 48
together to form a train.
Delivery of the
new
its
at
six
Worcester,
cars
—V.
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This
corporation
to
medium
furnish
tanks,
has
cast
it
begun
armor
was
shipments
hulls,
announced
turrets
Oct.
on
on
and
12
Victor
Nemeroff,
p.
will
be
assembled by
tion
for
its
to
the
i
List
H.
are
over
another
$7,000,000
defense
gun shields
for M-48
by C. P. Whitehead,
its
Industries
Corp.
and
com¬
industries,"
.
Gulton said.
Dr.
new
,•
subsidiary.
.
.
has
been
elected
Maremout,. who
Chairman
as
has
been
of
Board
to
Chairman
of
the
elected
said that Mr.
President,
Bright would also assume
the company's expanded West Coast operations.
,
which
produces
structural
of
City,
:
has1 just
Calif.,
plant,
large
>
airframe
.
the company is also
Coast
and
added more than 50%
new
space
which was built in 1955 to double
previous'.facilities.
West
parts
steel forgings on specifica¬
as
manufacturer.—V.
negotiating to acquire
185,
p.
44.
Hart Stores, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
of
its
will
v
corporation has
5%
be
-
called for redemption on Nov* 1; next, $36,000
sinking fund debentures due May 1, 1962 at 101%. Payment
at the Ohio National Bank,
Columbus, Ohio.—V. 171,
made
p.,2304.
|. ;
Hartfield
700,000 Shares Tendered—
below.—V.
186,
p.
1504,
Daggett,
President,
on
Inc.—Sales
Oct.
7
Period End. Sept. 30—
announced
that
August
"Consolidated
of
net
last year
sales
1263.
1957—8 Mos.—1956
$12,183,410
|
Hercules Powder
1957
the highest in the company's 39-year history, and August
of the company's most profitable months. Also, all indicatioris
that the first half of the company's fiscal year will show gains
half
1957—Month—1956
$1,656,447^ $1,510,896 $12,818,510
186, p.
Record—
For.the
were
first
Stores, Inc.—September Sales Higher—
Sales
-
one
the
instruments
420.
Gould-National Batteries,
A
.
heavy-industry,
Culver
space
—V.
was
largest
...
According to Mr. Bright,
Chrysler at its Newark, Del., plant.
will include the manufacturing
ultrasonic
components for military aircraft, as well
\
See
.
corporation,
The
tanks
186,
of
charge
'This
-
—V.
cities."
the/ Executive .Commit tee.
General Steel Castings Corp.—New Tank Contract—
order
1504.
E. Bright
Arnold
H.
succeed
direct
1049.
'
Dr.
and
sales
of
European
H. & B. American Machine Co., Inc.—Changes in Per¬
-
Mass.,
p.
186, p.
David
,
„
4
186,
and
sonnel ; Announced—Acquisition Proposed—*
;
.
will begin February, 1958.—V.
establishment
Dr. Leslie K. Gulton has been named President of the
v
will be coupled
/
cars
competition."
international
the
American
major electronic and
field, one of Canada's
paper
,
new
cars,
into
shortly,
North
ponents produced by the parent company. "Ultimately, the new subsidiary will expand for .the manufacture of titania raw materials and
will produce ultrasonic components for commercial applications in the
type of high performance propulsion equipment developed
by General Electric Co.
The
other
for Titania Electric Corp.,
the
of
most
step
anticipate
in
offices
first
our
"We
said.
Production
of
on
The
Metropolitan Transit Authority at Boston, Mass., in a con¬
tinuing major modernization move, has purchased an additional 50
light-weight rapid transit cars to be equipped with more than $300,000
marks
acquisition
Gulton
-
executive
sales
Commons, previously Secretary-Treasurer of the
company,
continue to serve as Treasurer as well as a director. Mr.
2325.
p.
continue,
ar.d
principally in
and
iiq-
costs,
Gruen Industries, Inc.—Sells Cincinnati PlantSee
Federal Pacific, a complete line manufacturer of electric control and
distribution equipment, is al6o *the nation's largest producer 'of panelr"
,
Mr.
184,
Capital
i
.
and commercial
Glen Alden Corp.—About
Douglass Oil Co. of California—Officials Promoted—
below.—V.
corporation filed an amendment with the SEC
its registration-statement
covering an additional
indus¬
area
■-
has
728.
Corp.
to
•
-
The
proceeds
policies.
particular purposes.—V.
exploration
'
acquisitions to
.....
Electrical
Penn
the
market position in the Pittsburgh
complex.
.
stock
common
of
/This company on Oct, 14 announced that it is acquiring all of thfe
stock of the Penn Electrical Co., Irwin, Pa.,, in
shared of its own common stock. T. Ma Cole,
trial
A
Co.—Canning Unit Sells Note Privately—
Securities,
Group
-
...
^nc-» intends to invest the net
with
Oil & Chemical
of
Container
Producers
See
outstanding common
exchange for 20,600
■
943. "
p.
an
Green Giant
.
"The castings, for Chrysler Corp., are being produced at our Granite
City, 111., plant," he said.
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;
allocated
186,
Co.—Offers Stock—The
net proceeds are to be used to pay for
provtments, expansion, etc.—V. 186, p. 1629.
President.
accordance
Chemical
-«.„The
' !
>
below.—V.
,
,
&
oversubscription privilege). The offering
is underwritten by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
'
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Oil
each share
for
issue
held
-
So.—Acquisition—
Oil & Chemical Co.
V
•>
f
'
33,100 shares.
As of Aug. 31 it had 218,275 shares
outstanding, of this stock,
Lichtman, president and board chairman, owns 6,800 shares,
beneficially and of record, and he holds of record only an additional
Disc,
{
/ >
is offering to its common stockholders of rec¬
ord, Oct. 14, 1957,-' the right to subscribe on or before
Oct. 29, 1957, for 794,991 shares of 50 cent par value
common stock of Great Lakes Natural Gas Corp. at
$1.25
per share on the basis of one-fourth share of the latter
in Per¬
prises.
Irving
been
property
gross
company
more
'
5,
1956, under laws of the District of ColInc., has engaged primarily in the business of acquiring
direct ownership,
mortgage, and other interests in real property, and
in the development of real
property. It is secondarily engaged in the
acquisition of common and preferred stock, bonds, and business enter¬
ta
eight-year period
estate,
buildings,
an
real
company's
said,
Lakes
Great
t
Disc, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Registers Common Stock
Offering With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
and
General Electric Co.—New Equipment Contract—
Co.—Proposed Financing—
below.—V.
in
its
the
Great Lakes Natural Gas Corp.—Stock Offered—
has served as President of the company for the
has been named Chairman of the Board, while Lenoard
Executive Vice-President has been named President.—
any
fiscal
400%
account,
said
*•'
he
addition,
See Great Lakes
who
Firmen's
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged in the manufacture and mar¬
keting of Cormac Photocopiers and the CistributiQn ana sale ot photo¬
copy
paper
and other supplies used in the operation of photocopy
equipment
Tills type of equipment is used to reproduce business
papers, documents and records automatically, thus enabling the user
to dispense with the typing of copies ai.d proiessional reproduction
i
.
'
of additional regional
purposes, including the establishment
offices and further research and development.
He
The
tutions,
corporate
almost
of
property
gross
curves.
.-
1876.
p.
manufacture
be
,
-
oi 150,000 shares of common stock (par
ppriee of $2 per share was made on Oct.
by Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc.
It was quickly oversub-
'I
*
Federal Pacific Electric
a
,
increase,
an
equipment.
Granite City Steel can now ship its customers
hot rolled sheets and plates up to 72 inches in width.
The previous
maximum width for the company's hot rolled products was 61 inches.
Granite City Steel produces flat rolled steel products for the Mid>west, West and Southwest market area./Its 550-acre plant is located
across the Mississippi River from St. Louis, Mo.—V..186, p. 943.
V."
18.
10 cents)
15
and
In
formed in Palo Alto, Calif.;
Shops, Inc.—Changes
Candy
Farmer
—Public offering
scribed and the books closed.
by
company's
Rail", for highway bridge approaches
ob- '
circular;
remain
Federal
'
the
machinery-i and
past two years,
Corp.—Stock Offer Oversubscribed
Cormac Photocopy
illustrated
in
Hayes has retired from his po3t as Chairman of the Board
as
a
director of the company, it was announced on
D.
will
hut
•
•
is
41;
on,
never
the
in
Philcor Dow Chemical,
Electric,
sonnel Announced—
the
'
'
research and development along lines ,of their own
proposal was presented to the management of FairInstrument Corp.
in Syosset,
N.
Y. -and shortly
plans for the new company were made.—V. 186, p.* 1262,
strengthen the
''
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.
" r.
*
■
'
*
Offering
Si
•
,
.
City Steel Co.—Continues Expansion—
.
pursue
Fanny
D.
524.
at
$
...
.
Their
Camera
thereafter
corporation with headquarters in Newark, and with its present oflicers
and personnel. The exchange ofier is to be voted upon by Continental's
stockholders at a special meeting called for Oct. 30,
1957.—V. 186,
P.
'
' %* / 1
who had been previously associated with such organi¬
Western
as
choosing.
1957.
of
purpose
-
recently
with
the S'.iockley Semiconductor Laboratory. of Beck man
Instruments, sought financing and administrative support as a group
of Firemen's
shares
Granite
667.
p.
scientists,
zations
Continental in making the exchange offer is to
acquire at least 90%
of the outstanding shares of capital stock of
Firemen's.
If the offer is consummated it is contemplated that Fire¬
men s
«ill reoam lis corporate .identity and will operate as a separate
The
S
28,337,160 239,313,518 209,430,56C
186, p. 1629.
Speaking before, members of the Security Analysts of San Franciscj)
on
Oct.:-.8 Nicholas P.' Veeder, President of this company,
described
the. "problems, as well as profit gains"
resulting from his company's
lapid growth.
<
'
•'
Mr. Veeder said the extent-to which Granite
City Steel is expanding
.
.
reserves
to Dec. 31,
be extended
'
ii
'
.
development and production of silicon diffused transistors and
semi-conductors, it-was announced today by Fairehild'Camera
& Instrument Corp.,
the sponsoring organization.
>
%. %• • >
The new company is unique in that it was organized around a -group
of senior-scientists and engineers who have been working together in
the development of transistors and other semi-conductor devices.
j
the right to make the exchange offer
effective upon acceptance thereof by the holders of not less than 80%
of the Firemen's stock.
The exchange offer will expire Dec. 2, 1957,
etock,
t.
,
'
1957—30 Wks.—1956
/
$
31,961,607
'
•
other
1.60
thereof by
acceptance
upon
the
of
90%
The
the
for
1.10
.95
2.00
.40
3.00
.40
2.00
11 filed a registration statement with the SEC
shares of its $5 par capical stock.
Continental
offer this stock in exchange for shares of the capital stock
<$7.50 par) of Firemen's Insurance®Co., Newark, N. J., at the rate of
17 shares of Continental for every 20 shares of Firemen's stock.
(
not
—
- >
-
Falrc'nild Semi-Conductcrs Corp. has been
1,700,000
of
-
.
•
Sales Higher—
1957—4 Wks.—1956
Sales
Fairehild Camera & Instrument Corp.—New Unit—
•
The company on Oct.
exchange
1262.
'
"
'
S
Sold Privately
Bonds
proposes to
The
'
1
j
Period End. Sept. 2C—
;
—V.
bonds.—V. 179, p. 4.—
and
the
from
Rained
in
holders
~
,
Acquisition—
Continental Insurance Co.—Proposed
covering
"
*
1.10
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.——.
E. H. Schneider & Co,J——
Smith, Barney & Co.—i—
Smith, Hague & Co
F. S. Smithers & Co
William R. Staats & Co.
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
;™ Straus, Blosser & McDowell—
Stroud & Co., Inc——
Spencer Trask & Co.—
*
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
G. H. Walker & Co
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
Hudson White & Co
White, Weld & Co.——
F. J. Winckler Co.———...
Dean Witter & Co
Wood, Struthers & Co..,
4.25
The First Boston Corp.
.<
.70
The Ohio Company
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis —
Putnam & Co
Wm. C. Roney Si Co
2.00
—
—
Dillon, Union Secu-
Eastman
rities
__
Gilbert & Co.——
Donovan,
Drexel
.
& Co.—
1.10
Inc.——
.95
Dominick
1.10
Dodge
Dominick
-
p.
Oct; > account \vill
Reach about $149,000,000 by the end of next year when
10, has issued orders temporarily suspending Regulation A exemptions
current .expansion
program
is completed—$119,000,000 more than
from
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect: to
it was at .the.' end -of 1950.
public offerings of securities by the following (1) this company, which
Discussing the "problems" of heavy .industry expansion, Mr. Veeder
in
its
Regulation A notification, filed Jan. 20, 1956, proposed the
said that Granite City»Steel's production of cold rolled products has
public offering of 97,417 shares at $1 per share; aridy(2)< Mia Nina
/ been limited this year.by the time required to break-in new equipment
Mining Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah, which in its Regulation A notifi¬
•vand to bring it to the operating levels to which it is
designed. These
cation filed on Aug. 11, 1955, proposed the public oiiering of 1,196,000
'.production difficulties have extended through
the third
quarter of
shares at 25c per share.
.
V
|' ;; this year, he said, and made-it impossible for Granite
City Steel to
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration un¬
/ earn as much in
1957. as it-did last year. "
der the Securities Act with respect to public offerings of securities not
Speaking of previous expansion programs and their "profit gains,"
exceeding $300,000 in amount.
One of the conditions 'of the exemp¬
Mr.
Veedec said the company has earned
approximately $16,000,000
tion is a requirement for the subsequent filing of semi-annual reports
more in-.the. last lull five years than in all of the other 24
years of Its
showing the shares sold and the use of the proceeds.
In its orders,;- ".corporate existence—$43,206,418 vs.
$27,330,609%
" O
|
the Commission asserts that the Respective
companies failed to file
Mr. Veeder reviewed the current Granite City Steel expansion pro¬
these reports.
/.'%>
?.
•,
* '•• /
gram, which is designed to round-out and improve existing production
Furthermore, it is asserted in the order with respect to Mia Nina
facilities.
He
said
the
company's annual steelmaking capacity
will
that the' offering of that company's stock, if continued, would oper¬
.reach
1,584,000 tons in U959-Ras against 1,200,000 tons today)/ In
ate as. fraud or deceit upon purchasers for
the reason that material
addition, he said,
the company has added corrugated culvert
pipe
changes have occurred .in the affairs of the company which'are not
to -its products- list> and its subsidiary,
Granco Steel Products Co.,
reflected in its offering circular, namely, the withdrawal of the under-j
recently began to market "Guard
The. Securities
-
^
.95
& Co.—
Coffin
75%,
level in its
Escalante Garlic Corp., Caliente, Nev.—Stock
.95
.70
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
j
& Beane
———— 3.00
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.—
.70
F. S. Moseley & Co.—
1.60
Nauman, McFawn & Co
.70
Newhard, Cook & Co.—,
.70
R. C. O'Donnell & Co.— _—..... .40
.40
.70
Sons
&
'.
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186,
»
the highest
Temporarily Suspended By SEC—
.70
.70
——
Manley, Bennett & Co.——
Laurence M, Marks & Co
McDonald & Co.——-—- —
McDonald-Moore & Co._:
.95
.40
H.
-
Co.
Co., Inc.—3.00
&
Brown
k
greater than in August, 1956.
final, but we know that they
$1,171,809
not yet
arc
.
3.00
———
MacNaughton-Greenawalt &
.70
Baker, Simonds & Co.—
BIyth
increased
sales
Although
year.
exceeds $3,000,000
Electric
first mortgage
v*
Morgan Stanley & Co.———10.00
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
;;
1.10
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
.95
Alex.
last
is
figures
September."—V.
Grand Union Co.—September
has arranged to place privately with the Berk¬
shire Life Insurance Co. an issue of $200,000, 25-year
subscription offer;
the
were
share
amount
sales
last
exceeded
company
underwriters
of such of the
forth below
to
per
purchase from the company
to
■
..
taxes
cents
Ellenville
lor
reacquired
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
"This
September
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
—
satisfaction ol sinking fund requirement
totaling $2,400,000 are excluded from first mortgage bonds, together
with the remaining sinking fund requirement of $588,000.
.
•Bonds
Daggett.
r
Burgess,
President,
announced
on
Oct.
15.
$203,000 or 56c per share compared to $98,000
II.
increased 107%.
The company's backlog
history.—V. 181, p. 645.
(without
stock, cumul. (no
Pfd.
Rise—
1957,. were $2,592,000, an
corresponding six months
30,
the
for
$1,477,000
of
profits
35,000,000
—35,156,700
par value*—;
10,000,000 shs.
8,789,185 shs.
par*
1,500,000 shs.
843,338 shs.
i~
debentures
stock
after
27
or
bonds
New
Common
sales
William
1956,
Profits
Outstanding
Convertible
ended Sept.
months
six
the
over
.
Outstanding
Authorized
•
for
increase
oi
bonds—
First mortgage
Sales
FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION
Electronic Specialty Co.—Sales and Earnings
Kalamazoo,
Flint, Grand Rapids, Jackson,
Pontiac, Royal Oak and Saginaw.
Creek, Bay City,
Eattle
of
Lansing,
,
in both sales and profits, he said.
for
August
were
$7,392,650,"
said Mr.
of
pares
a
third
preferred
with
net
income
share.
The
company
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
quarter of
dividends
to
1957,
59c
in
a
the
net income
share
third
of
1
on
Oct.
.
14
was
reported for
equal
common
quarter
of
after payment
stock.
1956
This
equal
com¬
to
48c
^
the
nine
months
ended
Sept.
Volume 186
Number 5683
ne'
to
$1.62
for
*ncome
share
a
.
.
equal
after
common
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
stock,
payment
as
of
preferred
compared
the
with
$1.66
dividends
a
share
corresponding period of 1956.
and operating revenues
for the nine months' period
5187,930,540 compared with
$177,544,464 i for the corresponding
period.—V. 186, p. 318.
1
KDI Corp.,
This
Net .sales
Hercules
Tankers,
Company Act—
The
SEC,
exemption
Company
it
will
it'was
Act.
issue
per
be
a
engaged
According
and
Mr.
the
to
application
filed
by
cnmoany,,
stock at $10
self
in
oil business.
It will participate in a program for
of" three tankers, which are to be built
Steel Company and. owned
by Hercules Tankers Corp.
Construction costs will be financed
largely by the issuance of bonds
to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
The
exemption order was con¬
ditioned upon the annual
filing with the Commission of a balance
and
surplus statement
and
other
related
companies
the
like
acquired
Products
Co.
IBM
and
Gruen
of
Cincinnati,
would
division
a
}
Sales
185,
7,
:
STATEMENT
OF
,
sales
Earnings
Prov.
common
public
V
..
;
expenditures.
000
offered
be
for
supplied
sale
by
through
at
Oct.
bank
amendment,
as
10,
made
loans
are
at
of
$2,399,000
and
each
based
on
period.—V.
of
number
be
to
increased
to
related
costs,
are
estimated
at
expected
Milliken
called
He
Braden
will
land
stated
for
pointed
to
fire
out
Copper Co.,
in
105,
from
the
and
Mr.
Baltimore
Anne
&
9,
Arundel
the site of
a' new
customers'
more
Chilean
supply
permit
property
European
of
said:
"Plans
and
the
Its
before
,
each
$100
debentures
of
,
being:
8V3
until Sept.
1,
-
•
.
debenture will
a
and
net
in
cash
proceeds
at
cash
100%
lieu
•
receive
of
-
.
accrued interest
fraction, of
axiy
of
'
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located
are
of
any
interest
incorporated In
was
offices
and
sale
accrued
'
'
company
the
from
and
shares.
plant
neat;
of
has
to
share
a
be
deben¬
to
used
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
at
the
will
•
Feb.
on
Fairview
and
Pa.
of
the
the
be
can
manufactured
building,
which
mortgage
presently
proximately
leased
are
for
yarn
been
yarns
The
200,000
the
from
long
company
in
the
feet
square
subject
of
which
of
staple Nylon.
owns,
amount
to
$350,000,
about
•
purchase
a
contains
53,000
ap¬
feet
square
others.
to
'
CAPITALIZATION
6%
the
electrolytic
of our subsidiary,
subordinated
1,
TO
EFFECT
•In
(par $1)
addition, 24,500
CONTROL—In
latest
&
materials
Inc.
Co.,
PRESENT
FINANCING
Walter
and
Outstanding
Sept...
$245,000
R.
July
and
reserved
195G
purchased
V.
this
In
consisting
.
W.
Leland
E.
York
Smith
R. S.'Dickson & Co., Inc.,
Robert G. Rowe, F. Reed Wills
Bell,
interest in the. company
reorganized'the company's
controlling
a
of-Warren
and
Harned
H.
•100,000 slis.
debentures.
of
shareholders),
shareholders and
and
conversion
for
group
a
Robert
controlling
Guthrie, Alexander W.
others-
former officers
250,000 shs.
_________—:—
are
which
(of
officers
are
$160,000,000.,
due
$245,000
Common stock
call
debs,
conv.
1972
this
from
GIVING
Authorized
refined'
office
an
for
business
money
for buildings and equipment
incorpo¬
techniques in electrolytic refining, copper casting
handling! There will be two main buildings as well as
building, a warehouse, and service installations."
•»,
Plans call for - initial
monthly capacity of 7.000 tons of electrolytic..
copper and for operations -to commence in
1959,—V. 1'86, p. 730. ~
rating
$30,300,000;
converting
Allentown,
such
requirements
customers
before
company since its incorporation, has been the
the weaving of carpet materials. Its principal
carpet-weaving industry in Pennsylvania. Form¬
erly, the fibre used was jute, but in recent years the Company has.
converted to
the production
of synthetic carpet yarns from Rayon,
and it is now
working on the development of a method by which
electrolytic
electrolytically
of
1960;
Sept.
on
conversion
preferred
The
RR.
County
before
or
stock.
sold
market
'
Milliken
of
1939.
.
years
and
refinery will
the
holder
production
$2.85
shares
Ohio
1,
thereafter
t PROCEEDS—The
approximately '$20,000,000. "r.
new
Sept.
maturity
common
tures
2099.
p.
the
as
recent
refined
"the
copper
used
cost
that
less
be
source.""
including'trans-4
Canyon,
The
refining of blister
interim
expected
Md.>
until
shares
date
redeem
$3,013,000
common
conversion
on
.
Each
3,642,000
$2.25
$0.68
dividends
end
refinery
Mr.
..
receipt and application of the proceeds of this
financing.
company estimates its construction budget for the balance of
1957 and for 1956 at.
$75.694,000. The cost of its Snake River develop- *
ment projects, at
Brownlee, Qxboyv.and Hells.
and! other
copper
copper.
financing of construction ^
outstanding in the amount of $26,400,-
were
1957, and
for
to
lines
$734,000
share
common
on
in
BUSINESS—The
has. agreed -to
purchase from
of land
of
about' 200
acres
in
tract
have
The
mission
shares
the
2,868,000
redeemed
at any
receivable
6%
—36 Weeks Ended—-
994,000
preferred
part
stock
until
Canadian
income
If
shares thereafter until Sept.
1,
1, 1966, and 6V4 shares there¬
1972.
These rates give the common
shares an efiective conversion price of $10 during the first period,
increasing to $12, $15 and $16, respectively, during the subsequent
periods indicated.
«
—
Sept. 8, *56
$73,505,000 $71,309,000
5,267,000
6,655,000
1,728,000
follows:
as
the
1963;
StSi,
Baltimore,
the
are
and
loans
These
&
State,
in
or
after
Kcnnccott Copper Corp.—To Build New
Refinery—
Frartk R. MilliK&i/
Vice-President, confirmed an announcement that
a
underwriters
underwriting terms).
proceeds fronvthis financing are to be used for
partial payment
short-term
prior
be
to
are
price
income..
Kennecott
statements
offering
to
are
which
offering
•/Net
of
public
shares
of
names
on
on
earnings-
outstanding
.
with the SEC on Oct. 16,
of (a) 225,000 shares of its $10
par common stock
and
<b>
$15,000,000 of first mortgage'bonds,1 due
1987. The bonds are to- be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding.'/
(the
taxes
Fed.,
♦Earned per
■<>■**' -v'
1957—9 Mos.—1956
Co.—Registers With SEC—
the
before
for
taxes
T
Idaho Power
The
10
EARNINGS
$24,108,000
option of the
redeeming debentures
fund will be par and
part, but the price of
through the sinking
premium
a
fund
the
at
redeemed
plus
sinking
the
at
redeemable
1962;
of
shares
were
Sept. 7,'57 Sept. 7.'57
.
Net
$2,434,817 $18,795,256 $19,936,950
.
j',-This company filed registration
'
to
amounted
be
11
holder, in
multiples of $100 principal amount into shares
time prior to the maturity or earlier redemp¬
debenture.
The conversion rate varies according to the
time when conversion is effected
by the holder, the number of common
tion
/
•
proposing
1957
in
or
also
1,
of common
Higher—Financing Completed—
CONSOLIDATED
^After
1957—Month—1956
$1,994,964
2914.
■
1957,
1,
will
3% of par; if redeemed thereafter and on or
1967; 2%
of
par;
and if redeemed thereafter and
1, 1972, 1%
of par.
The debentures will be
convertible, at the option of the
KDI
the
whole
those
interest
Sept.
Sept.
1956/
information.
Stores Corp.—September Sales Oft—
p.
of
in
than
Sept.
as
of
Period Ended Sept. 30—
—V.
known
the earnings
as
Net
p ■
other
accrued
whole
Co.—Sales
12Wks.End.
tloward
be
debentures
new
company
report was completed. The $6,000,000 proceeds of this new
long-term financing has been
made
available
for
working capital
requirements and general corporate purposes.
Highland Telephone Co., Monroe, N. Y.—Bonds Placed
Privately—The company has arranged to place privately
-jyith the Berkshire Life Insurance Co. an issue of
$700,000 25-year first
mortgage bonds.—V. 186, p. 1150.
f
The
Bendix.
division
annual
•
n
^
$100, for the redemption of debentures
redemption price of par plus accrued interest,
185, p. 822.
1504.
p.
nearest
acquisition of the pre¬
(formerly Gruen Watch
substantially the
of $732,000 for the similar period in 1956. Sales
for
the current period of $24,108,000 were
7.1%
higher than sales
of $22,509,000
reported for this period in 1956.
Ou Sept. 5,
1957,1 the debt financing program announced in the
the
income
the
Industries
Net" earnings for the
12 weeks ended Sept.
$734,000, or 68 cents per commtn share, and
by Bethlehem
sheet,
for
said
Precision
same
financing the construction
*fV. 186,
parts
Niles
Kendall
the
announced
Gruen
Ohio, for an undisclosed all-cash sum.Niles, KDI President, said production would continue at
plant, which specializes in the manufacture of small
J.
Corp.—V.
14, has granted a conditional
provisions
of
the
Investment
from
15
of
Cincinnati,
precision
100 shares of its $10 par
capital
to Hercules Tankers Corp.; a Liberian
corporation which
wholly-owned subsidiary of Barber Oil
Corp. and which is
share
Will
of
Oct.
on
division
Cincinnati
the
Oct.
on
corporation
products
Walter
the
Inc.—Exempted From Investment
announced
thi3
of
Co.!
1956
'I
.
Rochester, N, Y.—Acquisition—
corporation
cision
were
(1739)
connection
•
from
•
man-
-
purchased for $450,000
/ Kerr-McGee Oil
the present plant which it had previously operated as a lessee.
Oct. 1, 1953, and
1
Industries, Inc.-r-Expands Unit—
completion of the plant in-December, 1958, prior to'
'•
To facilitate the purchase,
the company's winter
Warren W. York & Co.; Inc., lent the
An expansion and
peak load period.—V. 185, p. 2803.
improvement program planned for the company's
; !
•
company
$50,000 which\was used for the down payment and the ;
Cashing, refinery,-.is underway, with" purchase of a
complete crude '*
company
gave
the seller -a purchase money mortgage for $400,000,
unit from -the Tidewater-Oil
Co.. refinery at nearby Drumrlght, Okla.
; Idex CorJK Glenns
the Interest rate on .the twbedebts being 5%-per annum.
The $50;000 *
Ferry, Idaho—Stock Offering Tem¬
The,unit will' be enlarged prior to Installation.' Alteration of -the >
loan has been repaid and the, mortgage has been reduced- by regular
porarily Suspended^- • ;•
crude unit-is under
- , :
(^
studyyby the "Litwin Engineering Co., Wichita, Kan. payments to $350,000.
*
-•*
-•
•
The
,When the equipment is modified and ready for
Securities- and • Exchange Commission; ' it was announced on
use,, it will have a i
About 53,000 square feet of the plant,, for .which tho company has
'{ •daily capacity of )23,'000 barrels. The older shelL stills
Oct. 11,.has issued orders
of the refinery
temporarily, suspending Regulation A exemp¬
no present
need, have been-leased at a gross-rental-of-$31,800 per
will
be retired;
tions from registration
a
7,000-barrel
modern
unit
under'the Securities Act of 1933 with
purchased in 1952
will respect to .
year.—V. 186, p. 945.
•
remain in use.
/
/
This will boost throughput from the
public offerings <jf •securities by "this
present 22,000
corporation, which in a Regulation
A notification filed
,barrels..tp-30,000 barrels -a-days—
July 26, 1955, proposed the .public-offering or 49,000
», m
,
Leon Land & Cattle Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock >
sliares-Ht $1 per share;- and* Rainbow Uranium
y" Modifications of other equipment,', to kepp pace with the increased
Corp., Tonopah, Nevada, which: hi. its!
jdaily throughput, are under study. Chief
".' The
company recently called for redemption on. Oct. 13, 1957, all of
among' the "modifications, being..
.Regulation A notlficaPon, -fl^d .Aiig. 29, 1955, proposed "
planned'*is., installation' of "a-'catnlytib-Tfeformer aimed at
the pubik? Offering of
6,000,000 shales at .5 "cents per .share, i/,-- „>>
meeting in- ;• its outstanding 3%' convertible preferred "stock at $10.50 per share, plus
creased demands for
gasoline - with' octane
•Regulation •• A -provides a conditional"'• exemption "..from-,
ratings in * the - 100-pltis * accrued dividends. •-Payment Is being made- at the Mercantile National
registration
under the Securities-1 Act 'With
range.—V.-186, p. -1504.
—
/Bank, Dallas, Te'x.—V. 178-, p. 1387.
- — 7
..
r
respect1 to', 'public .offerings of securities
net exceeding-$300,000 in
'/.
\
t
•" *'• y
•••. ' •
' *'
'
amount; •■ One .of,' the conditions of the ex¬
■*
emption- is *a- -requirement
for/the subsequent .tiling .' qf • seriU-aririual ;
Liberty Loan Corp.—Private Placement—Of the $2,- *
/-Keystone-Custodian Funds,' Inc;—Registers With SEC "
reports, showing-the-shares sold arid:'tlie ifse'of the
proceeds.
The
first,
generating
unit
-
at
Brownlee
is" scheduled
for
service
agement.
the
company
.
by
.
-
•-
.
..
..
.
.
..
,
-
.
./
.
..
j
.
.
....
■,
f.
800,000 promissory notes recently placed privately, The *
Thls;porporation. filed -an amendment with' the SEd on Oct. 9, 1957*
suspending, the,: exemption .foe,; offering - by Idex.and ' to
dts- fegMtraOon Estatenuent
i Mutual Life Insurance Col of New «York purchased ;
covering arr-addltional • 750:000'Kej'storte
Commission asserts/that ,the respective- cqmVt
/Custodian "Fund*- Certificates > of'-partlctpatibri,' Series K-l'.—V." 186,
comply 'with*such requirement and" fgnorhd
$2,300,000 .principal..amount, and :New England Mutual *
requests
p.,'IC30.:* \i.-k r"v..'
v.:
...»
<.
Commission's jjtaff*. for the filing of the
•/: o* % •' i.:7 yj
reports.-*' Each of -the :
Life Insurance Co. bought the rest.
*
• ,
orders*
lyiinboW' "Uranium. the
iranies'failed
of
the
-
.
to
orders-provldee -an • opportunity -for hearing,'
upon
question whether the suspension snould be. vacated or
request,
made
the
on
Period End. Sept/ 30—
Insuranshares Certificates, Inc.—Net Per Share
Up—
•Nine Months Ended
September 30~V
' 1957
1956 * ",**
Income
——-1—-
Net.
income; ..per1.
,As
-Sept.-39p
«
stock,
1957,
the
liquidating .value
oer
the -market was
.
,
•
of
Business
Machines
Corp.
(&
Earnings Rise—
Nine Months
capital ;
Under
30—
-
'
i"
Gross
income
United
Cost
of
from
sales,
and
rentals
and
income
Total
2,864.859
1,574,112
102,269,912
4,500,000
3,000,000
taxes
130,208,391
105,269,912
taxes—est.
67,822,800
Dividends received from IBM World Trade
Corp.
Net
income before U.
Net
for
income
100,695,800
125,708,391
U.
S.
for
S.
Federal
Federal
income
income
the period
—62,385,591
in
'"'We
56,035,900
D.
C.
Brunton, President,
mitted
such
an
have
Corj>.
of
been
concerning
Canada
offer.
on
It
is
Ltd.,
subject
which
the
for
and
of Curtiss-Wright of Canada
is currently being carried out
by the
another
two
weeks 3fter
on
10
out
a. merger
ments
meeting to vote
Oct.
to
said
in
tive
months
Isotope Products
Curtiss-Wright has now
verification
Ltd.
and
auditors.
shareholders
of
have
Udd
substantiated
a
said
seek
can
take
for
the
product.
as
proven
ore
re¬
plant financing.
and
Strategic probably will own equity control of the venture.
independent engineering firms are evaluating the Strategic-Udy
process
for
the
account
and
expense
of
two
industrial
of
sponsors
and
its
own
minority
Chemical Processes
Korvette
and
the
stock,
interest
debt of
Strategic
in
Materials
Strategic-Udy
Corp. is
Metallurgical
that company
held by the origi¬
will have complete owner¬
developers.
Inc.,
with
all
will
sub¬
186,
1957—13 Wks.—1956
p.
notified
of
impending
Litton
1092.
.
1957—Year—1956
-
.
Chairman Alfred
a
holders
stock
have
Basis
their
at
5%
the
Co.—Partial Redemption—
_
Dec. 1, 1957, and will be underwrit¬
by Warren W. York & Co., Inc., of Allentown, Pa.
the
debentures
will
be
entitled
to
the
benefit
"Since the
increase in
a
contingent sinking fund commencing Jan.
1,
1960,
for which
the
will set. aside each' year an amount (If any) equal to 10%
of its after-tax net earnings in excess of $100,000.
company
All
amounts
set
aside
in
the
sinking
fund
will
be
used,
to
of
the
choice
Monroe
Litton
of
lVa
common
$100
or
value
par
186,
the
on
New
York
Stock
Exchange.
1264.
p.
(Canada)—Profits Increase-
end of the
sales
and
fiscal year,
profits."—V.
the company has had
186,
p.
a
continuing
1092.
Longview Fibre Co., Longvirew, Wash.—Expansion—
world's largest
$3,000,000
the
In
liquor
for
company
chemical recovery unit, which was designed and
by Combustion Engineering, Inc., has just been
installation.
I
industry the process of converting "wood to pulp leaveswhich contains valuable chemicals.' This residue is
the recovery unit
which not only recovers the chemical,
In the pulp making process but also utilizes the resultant
recovery
paper
residue
in
re-use
to
Tho
the
generate large
new
unit
an
in excess
The
45,000
units
unit.
of 550
A
far in the United States,
size will support a dally produc¬
in service thus
placed
unit
of
this
tons of chemical
pulp
plant at Longview, Wash., has an installed
kilowatts.
A
350,000 pound-per-hour Combustion
added
in
the
to
installed
two
1,050,000
,
steam.
power
increase
the
of
Longview has a capacity to burn 2,000,000 pounds
day and to generate approximately 300,000 pounds
hour.
Eight similar but smaller Combustion, units of this
design have been
Canada, and Finland.
tion
amounts
at
per
new
rently
of
,
of
in the service of the company; and in the number of company trucks
operating on the public highways.
,
steam
convertible
of
of
that
President, on Oct. 2 said: "Reviewing the fiscal
year ended June 1, 1957, it was a year of many notable rc-cords:
in
volume of sales; in profits; in tonnage, representing record purchases
from Canadian farms, fisheries, meat and produce packers, and manu¬
facturer's; in the number of shareholders owning an interest in. the
company; in the number of stores operated; in the number of employees
of
holders
share
share
for
Mctcalf,
dry solids
The
listed
is
offered
been
stock
Monroe common. There are almost,.,
stock outstanding but no preferred.
common
common
Litton
of
each
1
of
share
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd.
George C.
of
•
There have been called
3 as %■
each
of
is not listed.—V.
stock
for
election
of Monroe
Industries
Monroe
have
stock
common
for
300,000 shares
Litton
offer.
exchange
the
the
is
stockholders
Litton
individual
preferred
accepted
offer
Monroe
of
shares
already
of
Monroe.
a
debentures, due Sept. 1, 1972,
in exchange for its 2,450 outstanding shares of $100
par
value preferred stock on the basis of $100 of debentures
for each preferred share.
The offer will expire at the
ten
Connable.
B.
to purchase the outstanding common stock of the Monroe
has been made by the board of directors of Litton and stock¬
of Monroe representing approximately 80% of that company's
subordinated
on
Monroe .Calculating
of
offer
An
heat
close of business
company
company
burned
"Curtiss-Wright 'of
this
with
merger
Orange, N. J., was announced Jointly oiv Oct. 15 by
and
President Charles B.
Thornton and Monroe
of
Co.
Chairman
Lehigh Spinning Co., Allentown, Pa.—Exchange Offer
Underwritten—The company is offering $245,000 of 6%
a
for redemption on Dec. -1,
1957, $20,000 of
first mortgage bonds, series A. due Dec.
1, 1977, at 101%% and
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the United States Trust Co.
of New York, 37 Broad
St., New York, N. Y.—V. 184, p. 1914.
Litton Industries, Beverly Hills, Cal.—Proposed Merger
The
Machine
placed in service at Longview, Wash., it was announced on Oct. 14.
This unit accounts for approximately half the cost of Longvlew's new
state¬
which-
.
exceeded
The
$18,952,126 $14,155,143*$71,200,000 $54,900,000
•Approximate.—V.
expected to take
be
A
satisfaction at the response to the offer :whlch s» greatly
the minimum requirements of 350,000.—V. 186, p-. 1505.
•
:
expressed
their
(E. J.) Inc.—September Sales Up—
Sales
which
design
well
necessary
the form of debt against firm
data and cost estimates which
-
is
Approximately 700,000 shares ofo common stock of: Glen Alden Corp. >
been tendered to List Industries,Corp.;as a result of an offer to >
built for this
Its
,
The
as
the
Strategic then
ship of Sumac and of Strategic-Udy Processes,
patent rights and properties.—V. 185, p. 1045.
the
Products
process
can
Through exchange
eliminating the 20%
proposition.
Jacksonville Terminal
"and
companies.
with
financial
Isotope
This
-
acquire the stock at $12.50 % share; it: was cannounced on Oct. 14
by Sol A. Schwartz, Executive Vice-President of List Industries.
There are approximately 1,750,000 shares 'of Glen Alden- stock out- <standing.'
.
Both Mr.
Schwartz and Francis O. Case, Glen Alden a President,
.
so
Two
Canada Ltd. was chartered on
May 13,
1954.
growth has been proportionate to that of its
United States parentfor the year ended Dec.
31, 1956 had total sales of $571,064,793
resulting in net earnings of $43,153,518."
.
now
Period End. Sept. 28—
with
of
'
.
,
•
alumina
part:
several
shareholders.
Canadian
&
carried
to
Koppers is preparing, shot Id be of major assistance in this connection."
Strategic Materials
is
finalizing negotiations
with
an
important
mining group for erection of a ferro-chromium plant in
Manitoba, which would utilize the Strategic-Udy process. Both the ore
availability and process are established, profit possibilities are attrac¬
49,234,012
—
"Negotiations
agreement just reached between this •
Materials Corp., Koppers will' provide funds >
hoped that this financing
is
contracts
/ Isotope Products Ltd., Oakville, Canada
Proposed
Merger—Dr. D. C. Brunton, President, on Oct.
10, said
in part:
Dr.
letter
a
serves," Mr.
It
May 7, 1957.—V. 186, p. 1504.
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss-Wright
-
working
of construction and
operating costs for Strajegic's proposed
ferro-manganese project in New Brunswick ancl will "assist in negotiat¬
ing forward contracts for' the product.
nal
,*
the
estimates
The above statement includes the
figures of this corporation and its
domestic operating
subsidiary company.
The net income after taxes for
the nine
months ended Sept.
30,
1957 equals $5.40 per share on the
11,552,460 shares outstanding after
the 100% stock split effected
May 7, 1957, and the 1,050,223 shares of
additional stock sold through the rights
offering which ended June 10,
1957.
This compares with net income after
taxes for the
(corresponding
period in 1956 of $4.69 per share on
10,502,237 shares, the number of*
shares outstanding Sept.
30, 1956, adjusted for the 100% stock
split-up
of
of
Strategic
operating costs of the
prototype plant operated by the subsidiary, Strategic-Udy Metallurgical
Chemical Process Ltd., and of the research facilities
operated by the
latter's subsidiary, Strategic-Udy
Processes, Inc., will not become a debt
charge against Strategic Materials, the agreement also provides that
Koppers assign additional personnel to advance the work of both com¬
panies.
Koppers also will develop engineering designs and detailed
412,478,342
1
;
Provision
581,563,503
and
&
513.174,142
122,843,532
expenses
..Balance
Other
Glen Alden Stock—
■■
Advance of these funds became effective
Oct. 1 and will continue
until several factors have been more
fully determined, he added.
Koppers has agreed to take Strategic cpmrnou * stock
%t a price of
$17.50 per share in payment of its advances anil certain
expenses, which
will be substantial.
In addition to
insuring that
i
704,407,035
service
*
operation of Strategics prototype metallurgical
processing plant
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, and of its research laboratories at
Niagara Falls, N. Y., John C. Udd, President of
Strategic, said on Oct.
<£
in
>
at
1956
"•£
sales, service and rentals
States
.■
for the
Subs.)—i
1957
11-51.-
terms
company
;
Ended Sept.
p.
/'V'.':
List Industries Corp.—Buys
have
15
International
.
186,
working .capital..; See also. ,V. .186;
be added to
fke proceeds are to
1505.
::: :r.v:
'
j
securities >
values, adjusted by provision for Federal
income-taxes, the liquidating value per share at the bid
side of the
market would be
$22.58.1—V. 182, p. 314.
p.
$5,378,000- $5,023,000 $41,216,000 $36,487,000 ;
Co.#- Inc.—To Make Advances and Provide
Engineering Assistance to Strategic Materials Corp.—
$0.42 :
• <;
the
(If
;
•'
Koppers
105.881-
.-.-$0.43 -v
share
$27.09.
1
:
1957—9 Mos.—1956
!
;• $130,802
102,683
- -
valued at the bid side of
sold at
their-appreciated
were
$126,645
,—#.
Income
—v.
1957—Month—1956
;
.
Sales.
-
.
Gross
Net
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—September Sales
Up—
;
permanent.
in
size
of
plant,
1947
which
and
chemical
1952.
also
Some
recovery
Includes
indication
units may
,,
.
capacity or
boiler was
Combustion recovery
of
the
progressive*
be had by comparing
pnits,, having respective capacities of 600,000 ana
pounds of 'dry solids per day,-, with the new 2,000,000 pound
earlier
.
,
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
12
.
Monday, October 21, 1057
.
.
(1740)
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Common Stockv
Service Co.—Registers
Fublic
Maine
,
Railway
company
loaj*Oh?g*e8ating
bank
construction
Oct.
$1,300,000 on
Net
for
income:—
1152.
oper.
118,603
186,
p.
125,590
186, p. 1264.
which were
,
In
Merger—
1019.
184, p.
Industries above.—V.
Litton
See
Period Ended
July 31-r
1957—3 Mos.—1956
//;
£>•}
J
-
5,308,000
federal
income
taxes-
2,553,000
5,233,000
566,000
comp:ynv
571,000
to
2,270,000
2,154,000
$0.36
4,293,000
$0.72
4,667,000
$0.38
$0.78
share
com.
per
Petroleums Ltd.—Proposed Exchange
Petroleums, Ltd. below.—-V. 185,
Escalante
Garlic Corp.
above.-—V.
Net
week,
Security
Net
oper.
dent,
announced
in
on
the
•
Oct.
New
taxes -and
—V.
p.
Middle
on
Offer—-
This
corporation
filed
covering
to
for
9, 1957,
be offered
:The
company
in
proceeds
and
order
sale
Net
Orleans
those
proposes
shares
statement
of
its
par
the
SEC
common
Public
Service,
Inc.,
with
$1,275,000
use
prior
the
to
to
Dec.
financing
loans
repay
to
of
-
C00
for
1957
Files
This
and
$68,610,000
for
treasury 1
system
Hies and other corporate purposes.
The cdmpany
etruction program of its four system operating companies
Oct.
on
17
oper.
ry.
oper.
with
the
I3E'C
130,293.819 128,841,805'
9,294,000 "• 10,218,000
897,975
1,983,097
8,160,935
covering 25,000 shares of its common stock, which may be pur¬
under
the
company's
Stock
Purchase
Plan
for
employees
(Including officers and directors) of the company and its subsidiaries.
—V. 186, p. 1631.
,
Period End. Sept. 30
1957—Month—1956
$3,007,404
—
will
be
14,605,416
1,475,133
1,521,877
10,659,019
$0.36
$0.37
$2.60
$6,580,292
$6,196,937
186, p. 1631.
„
full
Period End.
Railway
Rai'.way
Aug. 31—
oper.
$421,737
351,473
$47,068
$70,264
$580,867
*22,033
19,167
•28,948
Western
&
will
Ret
oper.
ry.
—V.
186,
ry. oper.
$1,298,934
$1,431,818
78,668
500,358
573,285
income__
$2,963,306
1,919,684
1,531,488
/
1152.
p.
Minnesota
.
$199,605
1957—8 Mos.—1956
Mining & Manufacturing Co.—Charges In-v
the
charges
suit
the
latter
Co.
have
& Manu-
charges American-Marietta with infringing its
highway marking paint containing glass
patent
concerning
beaus.
The suit seeks unspecified
further
American-Marietta
District Court by Minnesota Mining
facturing Co
Irr its
against
reflective
damages and
an
infringement.
Injunction to prevent
Attorney for the Minnesota company said the
patent involved is the
©r me one upheld in an earlier suit in U. S.
District Court in
Marvland
ihe
Minnesota
number
of
paint
poind under its
■
lite
company
has granted
licenses
manufacturers.
own
It also markets
"Centerlite."
traemark
re"ec"ye P^ducts of the Minnesota
brand
under
reflective
sheeting;
"Scotchlite"
thread.—V.
186,
the
patent
reflective
to
p.
reflective liquids;
and
1152.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Gas Well Completed—
This
corporation
and
The
the successful completion of
i/he
discovery
Raving
Further
50/
is
a
daily
<ieauate
rate
of
liquid.—V.
as
on
a
block
of
River
3,120
Fuel
acres,
Corp.,
is
each
the
company
operator.
planned.
Louisiana
2,281,000
186,
Company
reported on Oct
14
wildcat gas well in LaFourche Parish' La.
Mississippi
development ,is
'£nown
©t
a
located
interest.
California
Ry.—Bids
instalment
first
and
will
of
p.
1505
and
feet
of
Exploration No. 3, produced
gas and 84 barrels of con-
The date bids
later/although It
bonds.
mortgage
determined
be
bonds
Will
be
,
-
$673,623
164,240
t
.
be
secured
by
new
186,
p.
Issue
of
$12,390,000
;
.
-
a
: '
;
'
•
fiscal
amounted
year
to
■
v
.
.
$20,001,656,
an;
reported in the preceding 15company changed
its fiscal year end
year.:'the
accurately with conditions
more
with
and
A
class
income
net
months ended
for Federal
to 80 cents
equal
$557,754,
$482,752
of
June 30,
stocks
B
ts®tes
other
the
on
charges,
700,000
\-
These earnings
per share for the
outstanding.
69
or
cents
1956.
also
and
share
per
L
annual
report
/
year,".while
pointed
out
current .liabilities amounted to $6,339,990
in" the prior year.—V. 135, p. 1791.
com-* >
as
pared with $4,705,233
*
/•.>
'
•
-■
%
of
Petroleums', Ltd.
Pacific
.
Registers Exchange Offer
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
—
-
This
.
filed-'-a
company
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Oct.
11," 1957,
covering 1,603,998 shares of its $1 par common stock, v
According to the prospectus,-this stock is to be Issued "in connection ■
with a proposed ariialgamation
of Merrill Petroleums Ltd. with
" Pacific Petroleums." •-Upon consummation Thereof, up to 1,588,998
shares of Pacific Petroleums stock Will be issued to the holders of Then
...
.
new
outstanding commom shares' of Merrill Petroleums at the rate of one *'
sliare
The
common.
each
for
common
remaining
become' issuable
will
15,000
two
shares
Merrill ;
of
of Pacific Petro¬
exercise,-subsequent to'
shares
upon.the
consummation
and
prior to Nov. 30, 1958, of presently out¬
options granted by Merrill Petroleums, . which options will
by - Pacific' Petroleums. :
v' •
*; •
:
*
Both
companies are said to be presently engaged in the active
exploration for and development of petroleum and natural gas areas
and'own substantial interests in producing wells In Alberta and British
Columbia/ The managements of the two companies believe that The
amalgamation will greatly assist their respective projects, will bring
such
,
Petroleums
Pacific
of
Petroleums
leums-common
shipment back to the manufacturer for re-usc.
,
system, which uses modular, fixed-size,
interchangeableV
panels held together with a spring clamp, trade-named Klimp, was
'
developed by this corporation. If placed in universal use, it could save •"«'
industry millions of dollars annually, North American engineers" have
estimated.—V. 186, p. 1632.
— •
' .'1
North American
..
/: /
-
the* $17^332,982
period.
after provision
income
fiscal
i.
equipment'estimated'to
1632.
*
that despite greater demands
on the company's resources through the substantial increase
in opera¬
tions. net working capital at the close of the fiscal year amounted to t
$1,774,211, marking the sixth successive year of improvement.
In the ,<
report, Mr. Benaron also stated that "arrangements have been made
to carry on the presently anticipated increase in volume without re- |
course to new financing."
i-.i
Total current assets at the qlose of the 1957 fiscal year amounted
to $8,114,201 as compared with $6,185,506 at the end of the previous
Certificates—
for
authorized
an
$16,350,000.—V.
by
standing
be
assumed
-
j.
operations which complement each other and will effect <
significant economies, thus establishing a better competitive position
in the industry.; The amalgamation is subject .to various terms and
Planning Corp., New York—Registers •; together
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
„
.
York investment company filed an amendment on Oct.; 9, " conditions, -including
approval of not less than a majority of - the >
registration statement covering an additional (1) $1,000,- J
shareholders
of Merrill Petroleums and representing at least three000 Single Payment Investment Plans, and (2) $24,000,000 Systematic '
quarters of the issued and outstanding shares of that company voted
Investment Plan
and
Systematic Investment Plans with insurance,
at the meeting of stockholders: Upon such approval Merrill Petroleums •
This
New
to
Its
for
accumulation
the
of
shares
of
Boston
8.
Privately—It
Fund,
:
,
Inc.—V.
184,
will
Service Co.
—
Bonds Placed !'* standing
announced on Oct. 17 that arrange-;.
raents were negotiated by Blyth & Co., Inc. and con-;
firmed on Aug. 28, 1957, pursuant to which certain insti-.
tutions .have
agreed to purchase $20,000,000, 5% first
mortgage bonds, series I, due Aug. 15, 1987, directly from *
the company, for investment, in part during October,
1957, and the balance during January, 1958.
i
-•>;
proceeds are to be used to retire outstanding bank indebtedness
in part, cost of new-construction.—V. 186, p. 1266.
* "•
and pay,
;
(Charles F.) Noyes Co., Inc.—Correction—
second
The
paragraph of
the item published in the "Chronicle" of,
follows: "The new company (Noyes-Frank
;
headquarters with the Charles F. Noyes Co.,
Inc., at 42 Broadway, New York, N. Y."
Due to a mechanical error <■
it had, been erroneously reported that a 20-page-catalog was available
upon request.
Sen V. 1S6, p. 1632.
Oct.
Co.,
should
14
Inc.)
will
read as
have
make
its
assets
its
transfer
liabilities
was
will
issue
renn-Dixie
and
•
Both
.
,
16 reported sales and earnings of $13,189,-.
respectively, for the three months ended Sept. 30,
$1,798,306.
This compares with
three-month period.
19.57.
Corp.—Earnings Declined—
Cement
corporation on Oct.
The
1956
whereupon Pacific Petroleums
Petroleums.—V. 186, p. 628.
Petroleums,
the sole stockholder of Merrill
will become
633
1
Aferrill
of
shares
to, Pacific Petroleums (which will assume the
in
exchangp fo# which
Pacifio
share of its common stock for each 2 out-,
Petroleums),
Merrill
of
three-month
the
and
$16,133,771
$2,920,351, in
the similar
;
and.nine-month figures reflect the
impact of
nine of Penn-Dixie's ten plants frommicl-May to the end of July, B. W. Druc(cenmiller, President, explained
to stockholders in his quarterly report.
/
Net profit per share for the third quarter of 1957 amounted to 65
cents on 2,788,191 capital shares outstanding, contrasted with $1.10 on
2,655,420 shares in-the comparable 1956 i>eriod.
For
the
nine
months
ended
Sept. 30,
1957,
sales and earnings11-week
the
strike
closed
which
,
to
amounted
$37,768,830
in
$30,579,522 and
$6,513,012 in
and
$3,427,925, respectively, contrasted with"
the 1956 nine-month period. Net profit-
the 1957 nine-month
the comparable 1956 period.—V.
share
per
in
period totaled $1.23,
186, p. 322.
against $2.45
(J» C.) Penney Co.—September Sales Oif—
Telephone Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—The
has arranged to place privately with the Berk¬
shire Life Insurance Co. an issue of $350,000, 25-year'
first mortgage bonds.
Ogden
Pc-Iocl End.
,
'
1957—Month—1956
Sept. 30—
-
Ohio Power
This
for
company,
authorization
due
1987,
terested
to
with
Gas
capital
Ohio
art
on Oct. 16, has applied, to the SEC
$25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
cash
the
Power
and
bonds
to
the
the sale
Electric
of
the
bonds
Company,
contribution
and
the
to
Ohio
capital
by
proposes
Power.
prepayment of not in
excess
p.
$
$
1544.
&
Co.
Oct.
17
*
•
Inc.
as
manager
offered
-
:
Stu¬
an underwriting group
of first mortgage bonds,*
of
$8,000,000
series, due Oct. 1, 1987, at 100.777% and accrued
interest, to yield 4.95%. Award of the bonds was won
by the underwriters at competitive sale on Oct. 16 on a
in-'
5%
bid
Ohio Power,
contribution
on
its..parent,
to make a $12,000,-,
Net proceeds of the
are to
be applied by,
at competitive bidding; and the Commission has given
until Oct. 30, 1957, to request a hearing. "
000
of
and sell
persons
Concurrently
sale
issue
186,
1957—9 Mos.—1956
108,283,910 862,412,654 848,257,676
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey,
Co.—Proposes Bond Financing;—
it was announced
106,439,981
Sales
—V.
$
$
.
company
American
Land
cubic
months
-The
a
com-"
company include "Scotchbrand
transparent inks
ft,TenJl,r^, colors; "Codit" brand
reflective
'"Fiecton" brand
the
will
the
'
1957
Last
to
new
The
infringement
.
Television Mfgv Co.—Reports Record
oVer
15^
period.
15
15
packaging system—one that can cut in
extensively by military
services and industry—were demonstrated by the arrival at Los Angeles,
Calif., of a truck load of used, box materials from McClellan Air Force
Base, Sacramento, Calf.
'•
•
v
- k:
The test shipment of materials, worth $875.84, cost $97.90 for ship¬
ping charges. Normally, the cost of salvaging nailed boxes is too great
fringement—
Patent
that
*'
the
for
of
compare
up
Northern Indiana Fublic
$3,218,618
38,511
expenses-
Net rev. from
.
earnings reached record levels for the 12 months ended
1957, • it was announced on Oct.-' 10 by Joseph Benaron,
Petroleums
1957—Month—1956
$387,240
$401,503
264,825
201,898
revenue—
-
and
class
1153.
p.
Savings, realized
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
$122,415
oper.
Division
expansion
and
plant
'
••••'<
'authorized the sale, at competitive bidding/'
16
for " this'issde
expected
sales
Net
1957—8 Months—1956
$3,411,455
$3,481,560
2,830,588
2,807,937
$401,089
354,021
ry. oper,
certificates
each
&
.
Corp.
outlining
part: ;;
first. and: refunding
of
amounted
RR.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
income
approximately
P.
Minneapolis, Nortlifield
,
Marine
on
in the industry.
Earnings before Federal inceme taxes and contingencies
totaled
$1,184,754 as'^compared with $921,752 in the previous
•:
revenue-.
such
1957
1957—2 Mos.—1956
$3,006,063
in
said
'
.
.
introduction,
received
30,
month
to noon (EDT) on Oct. 23,i at Philadelphia,
Pa., receive bids for the purchase from it of $4,110,000 equipment
trust certificates, series C, to be dated Nov.
1, 1957 and to mature
semi-annually from May 1, 1958 to and including Nov. 1, 1'972. 'This
■
Miller-Wolil Co. Inc.—September Sales
Up—
Calac-
-
Outboard
of
' from March 31. to
June 30 to coincide,
7,751,356 .
15,684,997 £.
11,590,219
$2.82 '
chased
—V.
be
increase
1,270,000
company
■The
registration statement
a
'..v..
to allow
at $G4,617,-
1958.
filed
*
Motors,- Milwaukee,
Pacific Mercury
/
.
Employee Stock Plan With SEC—
corporation
new,-line
Net
half the cost of certain types of packaging used
operating coinpaestimates the con-
stocks
common
$
North American Aviation, Inc.—New Development—
-
in
for
investments in
■»
-<
14,551,375
cost
banks.
company's
further
$
907,029
1,890,357
share—
1631.
Norfolk
on
!The remainder of the proceeds will be held in the
Evinrude
$60,000,000
Juiic
stock,
1957,
31,
cruisers.
Webb, 'Vice-President
-
Presidfcnt.
1,270,000
•Deficit.—V. 186,
The
construction.
of
owing
<
"
Four-Fifty—,
the
Starflite, the Four-Fifty and the Lark, Evinrude
horsepower Big Twins, each with refinement^.
Sales and Earnings—
-■
accruals
Income
Net rev. from
competitive bidding.
Invest approximately $10,300,000 of the
stocks of Louisiana Power & Light
subsidiaries
and
"
; ~
1957—9 Mos.—1956
Month—1956
1957-
per
Net
common
to
engine.
vibration-free
Starflite
requirements ox larger runabouts, •
;
power
35
two
The directors, on-Oct.
>
of
<v 1,529,897 yy
14,G85,818
p.
186,
Railway
with
$10
the
Will
taxes.
tax
ry.
ry.
oper.
income
Net
at
to
proposes
assist
to
It. further
public
additional
New
registration
a
451,894
V's—the
■yi Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Plans Bond Financing—
186, p. 321'.
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
Chicago &
New York, Susquehanna & Western
Co.—Proposes Common Stock■>.
Financing—Registers With SEC—
Oct.
4o the
efficient,
and
horsepower
the maximum
Its
combined
Utilities
South
\
■-"Since
1952,
Evinrude
Motors
has
spent
nearly
$11,000,000 in
achieving a'-scorc- of five consecutive years of; sales and profit records.
"We 'anticipate a minimum expenditure of'nearly* $6,000,000 more
in. the- next five- years to
maintain .this! batting average.
.. ^
}..
-"Plant expansion at. Evinrude Motors. Milwaukee, has included a
185,000-squa.re feet addition'to the 27th Street plant, finished in 1954,-
preferred/-
$2,749,408" $4,025,030
Income
S.
Earnings
equal number of shares.
an
at
<
-1,001,555
income
U.
fiscal year, Kirke W. Connor, Presi¬
Net income after Federal taxes totaled '
equal to $2.86
!
-
Profits—
$651,851
York,
Gross
,
2805.
185,
J.
Managef,
-""''O-d
*
'247,553
$
$270,154 equal to 89 cents a share on the 304,119 shares of common
etoek outstanding.
This compares with 1956 net income of $869,932
©fter Federal
\W.
■
1153.
186, p.
1956
17.
r
105,425
Period Ended Sept. 30—
totaled $11,551,079
1957,
back
Sales
Earnings Lower—
fiscal year ended July 31,
the
/
-
$410,732
Period End. Aug. 31—
Micromatic Ilone Corp.—Sales &
Net sales for
/
op.
ry.
Railway oper. expenses.
©gainst $13,536,795
.
income—
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
,
1015.
182, p.
'
Q
New
Offering Temporarily Postponed—
See
'
1958.
offered ■ either
in }
December 1957 or in January 1958. / ';
:"/■-.
«/-'
/ ,- • '• 5
*
Orleans & Northeastern RR.—Earnings
'
The proceeds
will"' be used to retire such bank loans as will be
Ended Aug. 31—
1957—Month—1956
1957—8 Mos.—1956
outstanding at the time the bonds are sold, and to provide funds '
oper.
revenue .
$1,124,552
$1,328,075
$8.413,581.\ $9,174,632 f to finance the company's* .continuing construction program.—V. 186/
oper.
expenses
713,320
676,224
5,664,173
5,149,602 / p. 1153.
Period
1155.
p.
56
workboats and
addition
is. presently
Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah- -Stock
Mia Nina Mining
■
dividends for the same period a year earlier.—V.
—V.
Sec Pacific
compact
more
electric-start .models.'
-
first three-quarters of this year arc
share after provision for preferred i
the
earnings-for
Cumulative
.
Other
Merrill
- v
.
$499,900, equivalent to 63 cents per
Connor said,
1957," Mr.
of
end
York evidencing
of New
dividends, compared to $300,300. or 31 cents per ghare after
a
"we expect oiu* company
Clone to have produced enough doses oi the Asian flu vaccine to
vaccinate over 30,000,000 people. The other five manufacturers will
©dd appreciably to that total, of course."—V. 186, pp. 731 and 527.
the
by Evinrude for
same
week, he added.
."By
«In
brings
473,108 outstanding at the same time last year.
producing
Connor,
T.
a
its -two
utilities,
corporation
Railway
Railway
President, told members of the Boston
Analysts Society, meeting on Oct. 14.
The company's present production rate is 500,000 to 1,000,000 doses
John
f"
-
.
Vaccine Output—
this corporation expects to be
fortnight,
next
With
quarter
the
,
the
.•
on Oct. 4 announced its earnings for the third'
ended Aug. 31, 1957 ar, $128,200, compared to $79.7001'* and
purchase of a1, choice 51-acre -industrial site in 1955 In north¬
period in 1956. After provision'for preferred dividends
west Milwaukee for construction of a
213,000-square foot Plant No. 2."
these earnings are equivalent to 13 cents per share on 477,252' cdpr-v .
—V.-186, p. 528.
„>
c - '
' ~ .- '
inon
shares outstanding as compared to
three cents per-share on"
This
fiscal
Realty Corp. (a wholly-owned sub- cldiary), it was necessary to designate that subsidiary as a real estate
corporation of the company. The net earnings of such company since ,
Feb. 1, 1957, are not included in the above satement.
May Stores Realty Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary, repofts
gross revenues of $1,509,197 for the six months ended July 31, 1957, -,
first half of the fiscal year. Met Income for the period totaled $177,096,
after Federal Income taxen of $192,000. No comparison with the preyious year is available.—V. 186, p. 1152.
Merck & Co., Inc.—To Increase
introduced
Evinrude fulfills
*
-
.
National Propane Corp.—Reports Increased
for
mortgage bonds of The May Stores
Within
of
produc'ng
-*
,
•Earnings per share on common stock are calculated on the average
number of shares outstanding during the respective periods.
.In connection with the sale on Feb. 7, 1957 of $25,000,000 general
Asian flu vaccine at a peak rate of more than 3,000,000 doses
•
proceeds of this bond financing, without deduction of expenses, - .
will be used to pay such notes 'concurrently with The issue of the newvy
bonds, and the "balance -thereof will be used to pay. for construction. .
—V. 186, P. 1093.
./•.•, '■
•v
/
_
stock
common
•Earns,
-
The nation's oldest outboard manufacturer has refined the V princi¬
ple; successful in automobiles, by horizontal placement of four cylinders,"
-
The
v
applicable
Motors.
■
'
Balance
Evlnrudc
50
horsepower,
four-cylinder
V's,
believed
the
most;
advance In marine power in the last decade, open a new
"silent outboarding.'-' The V motors head a line of 12 out-;
Oct.
on
payable to The First National City Bank
borrowings made for. construction purposes.
.
4,864,000
286,000
stock—
pfd.
on
2,440,000
283,000
earnings-—
Net
Divds.
2,705,000
by
25
Corp.—Introduces Two "V" Motors
concept of marin» engineering, the use of V motors
field, result of 10 years' research, was Introduced on
rew
outboard
In both the electric and rope-start versions.
<
1W
The remainder of the Evinrude line spans a range from three to
16 filed a registration statement with the * , 18. horsepower.- The*motors- are:- the versatile three horsepower Light-;
SEC covering $3,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, series. B; due 1977,
win; its companion, the three horsepower Ducktwin: the 5.5 horsepower
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
,
■
• ' 1
:!>- Fisherman;,-the 7.5 ^horsepower Fleet win; the 10 horsepower Sportwin;;
At Oct. 15, 1957, the company had outstanding $3,250,000 of ,.hot«r»,
and
the
18
horsepower* Fastwin,
available
In
both
standard and
;
10,159,000
5,295,000
10,863,000
5,635,000
5,145,000
2,755,000
taxes
additions and improvements.—V.
Mystic Valley Gas Co.—Files for Bond Issue—
This
Earnings before Federal
Income
-
—
Stock. Ex-,?
Midwest
and
York
changes, it was announced on Oct. 15.
1957—6 Mos.—1956
" , .-l. .»/.:• j
• ,>
Stock Placed Privately
—
New
the
of
members
.
.
__1——120,990,000 119,896,000 232,609,000 228,668,000
sales
entirely
the
boards
An
issue of 80,000 shares of common stock of this corporation
was
placed privately through Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
Mooff Valve Co. Inc.
•
net
other
186,'
with
together
proceeds
remaining
significant
,
(& Subs.)—Earns. Up—
May Department Stores Co.
Co.
An
age
Announced—
Marathon Corp.—Merger Terms
The
Outboard Marine
$1,524,868
822,412
Sept.
Calculating Machine Co.—Proposed
Monroe
purposes.
See American Can Co. above.—V.
©
2,256,587,
2,276,654
$1,631,334
828,932
$240,675
notes.
be applied to property
1544.
p.
the company spent approximately
1957,
,
$236,736
ry.
bank
funds will
Evinrude'o
and
•
op.
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
to the reduction
1957,
1,
Net
During the first eight months of
$007,000 for property additions
improvements and expects to spend approximately $393,000 for
6ueh
purposes during the
last four months of the year.
Such ex¬
penditures for 195$ are estimated at $2,000,000.—V. 180, p. 1505.
incurred
:
expenses
for
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the sale of the stock will be applied
Of
revenue-
oper.
1957,
9
offered
be
oper.
Railway
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 50,000 shares of its $7 par common stock, to
public sale through an underwriting group headed by
A.
G.
Becker & Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
and Kidder,
Peabody & Co.
The public offering price and under¬
This
Oct
standing
;
1957—8 Mos.—1956 -•*
$3,907,988, $3,781,455,
1957—Month—1956
$550,104
$524,505
313,368
283,830
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Exchange Commission—
Offering With Securities and
of §36,000,000 of
out¬
of
There
Kidder,
100.027%.
were
three
/.
other
Peabody & Co.,
bids,
WhRe,
follows/
Weld & Co., Equitable Securities Corpv'
all naming a 52«coupon, as
Volume
and
186
&'Co.
Shields
Merrill
Number
Lyncn,
(jointly/,
The
5683
(jointly),
Fierce,
.
100.11;
tenner
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Lehman
&
Beane
Brothers,
and
100.2899,
Dean
Witter
and
&
Radio Corp. of America
Agreement Signed to Ex¬
change Video Tape Patent Licenses—
bonds
will
redeemable
be
at
regular redemption prices
ranging from 10o.78't
to par, and at special redemption
prices re¬
ceding l'rom 100.777'c to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
This
ing
program-
the
f
...
....
.*
sells
area
sreved .by
'
electric
company
had
electric
the
months
12
operating
ended
of
revenues
31,
July
$16,681,500
•
the
1957,
and
$3,135,515.
net
income
The
—
bonds
new
set- forth
purchasers named below have severally
the respective principal amounts
Allison-Williams
Eurnham &
Co
150,000
Co.—400,000
&
Mullaney,- Wells & Co._
Penington, Colket &
Co.
*-V.
Scribner
Stroud
.H
Company, *
Co.__
&
L.
Co.,
300,000
Wright
Inc.
are
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
^
__
—V.
1957—Month—1956
$5,672,197
—
186,
1266.
p.
$47,754,998
Perkm-Elmer
The
corporation
covering
offered
Blyth
for
Corp., Norwalk,
&
to
are
Co.,
be
The
Inc.
of
registration
a
its
$1
offering
public
par
statement
the
to
N.
be
and
to construction
The
Norwalk
and
$1,250,000
Tne
estimates
will
net
has
company
be
of
that
invested
facilities
new
under
the
during
ill
to
-
and
increased
as
working
added
finance
to
the
capital.—V.
John. Levey,
President,
basic
material
a
new
that the
The
which
liquid
to
the
dicates
predetermined
a
said
-
that
as
there
is
it
as
being
possibility
a
manufactured,
rate.
be
wide
raised
be
will
being
are
the
of
1545.
t * *
f
'
' j 1
of
have
10s.
one
(to
be
amount
to
approximately
to
available
to
industry
Preliminary testing inas
pharmaceuticals, cos-
will
assist
be
in
the
%
area.
will be .made
Rio
Tinto
completion
of
of
Co.
the
latter's
Canada
four
mines
<
the
■
oVer-alt
'
will,
be able
the
on
The Guaranty
.
with
the
SEC
Co.
Oct.
14,
of
tronic
filed
miscroscope
1/lJOth
to
be
diameter
the
of
ft'
small
as
as
human
a
*.'■'■■
microns
2
in
diameter
(about
11,
hair).'
<•
•
B
^
>
'
'
■
'
'
'
The
in
plant opening of
announced on
was
Oct.
Pfizer
10.
Corp.,
a subsidiary, at Santiago, Chile,
plant joins facilities already operating
This
13
the
next
It
in Italy
and
Turkey.—V.
186,
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
.
ates
Oct.
on
16
&
the
and
is
to
be
in
&
the
offering
Inc.,
shares
*
Columbus, Ohio—Stock to Parent—
to
the
on
issue
Oct.
issued
has
its
to
1958,
value
par
10,
sell
and
1957 and
$100
to
are
exploratory
it
will
'
parent,
to
up
order
an
York, it
Ended
The
Columbia
aggregate of
an
10,000
thereof.
drilling.
Container
Corp.,
Savage,
announced
The proceeds of the note -will be used
ufacturing facilities at Savage, Minn.
for
was
Producers
and
canners
Minn.
Places
—
Container
Co.
on
186,
Boston,
bids for
construction
by
Green
of
at
the
1987.
Room
Mass.,
164,
will
up
Parker
to
11
can
for
cans
Giant
man¬
House,
a.m.
Co.,
food
the parent company.
A.
(EDT)
and
School
23
receive
Oct.
on
purchase lrom it of $8,000,000 first mortgage
See V. 186, p, 1545.
bonds, series
Industrial
Wire
the
as
Wayne
immediately.
The
a
Cloth
will
new
of
firm
breathers,
plants
which
of
cowl
Corp.
name
Purolator
of
and
Wayne,
be
The
5—
cash
finance
185,
Products,
a
Inc.,
effective
purchased
by Purolator in
1956,
dry-type automotive air filter,
other
automotive accessories.
and Petersburg, Mich, also come under
new
structure.—V.
and
186,
p.
733.
notes,
aggregating $3,600,000, evi¬
requirements and, together
construction
of
year
complete
the 1958
and
common
part to finance the 195T
will require expenditures of
program
for
this
1958
estimated
are
at
$5,057,000.
negotiated
obtained
a
$2,000,000
to
are
be
loan
used
to
for
be
repaid
corporate
over
a
purposes,
the
from
Royal Bank of Canada, New York
Central National Bank of Cleveland.—V. 186, p. 734.
1957—4 Wks.—1956
1957—39 Wks.—1958
*
$6,593,022 $59,039,327 $54,903,515
1155.
the
of
stock,
common
insurance
company $5,250,000 on
sale of the stock and the
and' Hufford
with
banks,
debt
Corp.,
and
to
reduce
by
$2,300,000
the
accounts
at
standby
or
balance
gpplied
this
of
the
as
credit,
the
be
new
agreement
of
rate
to retire the present V-loan of
revolving credit will be borrowed '
deems it necessary
will
provide for
the
company
5</e
commitment fee
funds
on
borrowed.
The
unborrowed ^balances
on
advisable.
or
of
a!
the agree¬
under
being negotiated with the lending banks. The
anticipates that' such fee, if any, will not exceed y3 of V'fo
funds
of
payment
matter
still
is
ment
will
time
revolving
interest
company
such
of
balances.
im- *
companies,
1048.
p.
to
which will replace a like amount of current
existing agreement
and
approximately
of
similar
a
which
The
time
from
The
balance '
not
$3,750,000
under
of
Unitronics.
,
*
-
-
1957—40 Weeks—1956
*
BUSINESS—Siegler, engaged in the manufacture and sale of space
heating equipment since 1921, has been expanding and diversifying
its activities widely during the past three
years—principally into the
electronics' field
and
clude
Electronics
Hallamore
tool
•
machine
and
Company,
production.
Acquisitions
in¬
The Holly Manufacturing Com-'
General Water Heater Corporation, Kinnaire Corporation, BabyMate, Inc., The Hufford Corp. and Unitronics Corp.
Unitronics Corp. acquired last month in a merger in which
Siegler
was the surviving
company, is principally engaged in the manufacture,
distribution and sale of radio and television receivers, combination
radio-phonograph-TV receivers and high fidelity phonograph com¬
mainly
Oct.
on
15 disclosed
this company
new
of
"bring "
customers and build its sales volume.
and produces material handling equipment and
the metalworking industry.
Its stock
furnaces; mainly 'for
on the American Stock
Exchange.
Mr, Wickwire predicted that 1957 sales would total about $20,000,000,
and/earnings would reach $2 per share. He estimated the company's*
:
rrent
backlog of orders at* $24,000,000 and
said
1958
of
diversification
our
stantial
to
and
the
and
sales
and
future
earn¬
in view
almost
universally accepted fact of sub¬
in the industries we are prepared
continuing expansions
public
address
audio
under
in
1956
totaled
approximately $1.15 per share
Income,
with
subsidiaries
excluded,
amounted to $186,297 on sales of $7,255,161 in 1956. The consolidated
income figure was $13,747,437 for that year.
400,386
shares
Wickwire
aircraft
ferrous
and
nium.
He
"We
outstanding."
said
engines,
and
the
also
such
developments include air pre-heaters for
annealing and heating equipment for the
dealing with the conventional con¬
materials as uranium, titanium and zirco¬
industries
new
....
a
cited
promise."
new metal
Hyla
Mr. Wickwire said,
The new
Metal
recent
They
chlorides
Process
Salem-Brosius
two
was
.
diversification
are the Hyla
furnace.
developed
in
Process
metal
and utilizes silver salts
chlorides furnace
Corp.
of
which
Water
"have
tre¬
Purification
during World War II,
bacteria-killing medium.
Germany
acquired world rights to the
Chlorides
moves
as
a
in 1956.
process
developed by Dr. M. C. Irani of
took over the project in 1956 by.
was
Salem-Brosius
acquiring all the assets of the company.
Mr.
Wickwire
said
Salem-Brosius
entered
an
agreement
Diamond
with
Metal
"fully
Alkali
Co.
of
Cleveland
to
participate equally
in
Corp. because his company was not large enough to
the potential of this development and
.
much research
Chlorides
exploit
test
on-
.
.
also
intercommunication
components
system
known
equipment- for
acquired
manufactures
and
custom
for
last
is
month,
as
the
"Tacan"—as
Atlas
pioneer
a
well
missile.
in
the
chinery for tiie strctch-wrap forming of
land aircraft industry.—V. 186, p. 1379.
other
built
sella
and
sound
fidelity
systems, '
systeina
developmental
as
The
Hufford
wov!s
Corp.,
development of
metals used in
also
heavy
ma¬
the
mis.'-iia
Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc.—Registers Secondary Of¬
fering With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
Oct.
filed
covering
corporation
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
ca
155,000 outstanding shares of its $; T.
According to the prospectus, these shares are heU
by Joseph M. Shapiro and James J. Shapiro and are to be sold Lj
them to the underwriters for resale to the public.
10,
1957,
stock.
common
The
company
receive- no part of
will
the proceeds
thereof.
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane is listed as the principal underwri- ?.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
company has outstanding 736,426 common shares.
Joseph
I.
is Board Chairman and principal stockholder, owning 178,2x'>
Shapiro
shares
of stock,
representing 24.2'A' of the outstanding stock. Jar..jJ
Shapiro, President and Treasurer, owns 31,000 shares, or 4.2(6.
M. Shapiro will sell 150,000 shares and James J. Shapiro 5.CC0
shares to the underwriters.—V. 186, p. 1633.
J.
Joseph
Skelly Oil Co.—Retirement Plan Approved—
The
stockholders
management
creased
in
benefits
will extend to
The
into
and
finding equipment, compass amplifiers, magnetic tape recorders t'jt
monitoring purposes and general test equipment for the tactical aerial
navigation
The
experimental contract, for example, with a large alumi¬
num producer which includes the continuous annealing and heat treat¬
ing of strip."
'
an
Wickire
systems,
"Bogen" and "Challenger" labels.
In addition this moot
Siegler division is engaged in the manufacture of electronic,!
equipment for the Armed Forces—including airborne radar, direction
£dded:
have
Unitronics
1956.
the
new
induction
non-ferrous
31,
amplifiers
serve."
Consolidated, income
Dec.
recent
Security
increase Salem-Brosius' number
ings should approximate the expected 1957 level.
*"We feel confident,", he declared,
"of the long-term
under the trade name "Olympic."
This busino::3'
approximately $23,000,000 net sales during the calendar
for
ended
year
is traded
The
Mich.,
an
binations,
company designs
industrial
and
known hence¬
for
construction
has
was
p.
hank
.
$173,379,712 $157,576,814 $1,622,087,581 $1,516,162,121
Wickwire, Jr., President,
of potential
Mr.
,
was
the
vents
in Dearborn
corporate
old
"
.
subsidiary
as
Products
drop its
Division
leading manufacturer
well,
Additional
the
other
on
of Unitronics.
The
balance
will
initially be added to tho
company's working capital and used for general corporate purposes.
The company has negotiated a two-year revolving credit of $6,500,008
to
holders
the
general
of
Society
mendous
Wholly-owned subsidiary,
sale
Corp.
*
customers, in which event
borrowings.
The company
of
therefor.—V.
|fic., these product's also wdll
cepts,
Oct. 23—
Tremont
Purolator Products, Inc.—Unit Changes Name—
aa-
Oct.
1545.
p.
Analysts,
Mr.
formed
was
distributors, to manufacture
company
Streets,
is
the
to
SEC
the receipts of the proceeds from
the company will borrow from banks
long term notes.
The pro¬
ceeds from the
long term notes will be used
to retire $4,729,350 of present long term debt of the
company and its
subsidiaries, to retire $1,900,000 of short term bank debt of Unitronica
warrants)
products which will diversify its business and
about a substantial return on stockholder investment."
Mr. Wickwire
told members of the New York
on.
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Bids
forth
Oct.
2
Ward
*
10.
The
to
bank
securities
negotiations
no
the
excess
the
Corp of America—September Sales Up—
accounted
be
Oct.
due
on
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—Diversifying Its Business—
.
Privately—This company, a wholly-owned subsid-/
iary of the Green Giant Co., has placed a $1,500,000 note
due 1972 with The Mutal Life Insurance Co. of New
J,
loans
reduce
or
an
with
PROCEEDS—Concurrently- with
•
—V.
author¬
Note
The
to
1957
and the
186,
the
_
added
have
1957—4 Weeks—1956
spend
Producers
1
are
Sales
expended in acquiring oil and
gas leases
Preston Oil estimates that, of the pro¬
$300,000 for leases and $700,000 for
drilling^
(See Holding Company Act Release No. 13561.)
in
ceeds,
making
used
short-term
borrowings
The
loan
and
.Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
is developing
during
at
proceeds
are:
announced
was
company
System,
common
and
for
be
acquire the assets
there
Period
Drexel «fc Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union
and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V. 186, p. "1632.
Co.;
it
this
The
being registered.
financing will be
statement
payable
(with
entitle
VI' ' "
•
Financing
Siegler Corp.—Common Shares Offered—An under¬
writing group headed by William R. Staats & Co. on
Oct. 16 publicly offered
320,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $15 per share.
*
Proposal-
SEC
these shares constitute
The company may
may
to
secured
Preston Oil Co.,
The SEC,
Gas
this
will
warrants
and
registration
a
$6,956,178
—V.
by 375 all steel self-clearing hopper cars
gondola cars, estimated to cost $6,368,750.'
- *
350
Associated
Securities
izing
stock
.y1'.
-
proceeds of the earlier sale
shares are being used in large
$1,800,000
debentures
of
;*'
The
Shoe
~
$900,000
tha
services
pany,
Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 98.661'*
for the certificates as 4%s.
Issuance and sale of the certificates aTe
'subject to authorization of
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
issue
of
required
excess
although
Halsey,
The
shares
B
company.
intends
its bid of 98.07%.
on
the
common
proceeds
the
mediately
offered
B
class
Net
certificates
awarded to the group on Oct. 15
offer
90,000 class B shares;
the
of
Hutzler and associ¬
$4,950,000 of 4*4% equipment
(non-callable), maturing annually,
Nov. X, 1958 to
1972, inclusive. The certificates, priced
to yield from 4.20% to
4.45%, according to maturity, were
Trust
class
acquire
Equipment Trust Cer¬
—
to
filed
Sales
150,000 shares of, the class B stock for public sale
through an
underwriting group headed by Stroud & Co., Inc.
The public offering
prices and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
of
tificates Offered—Salomon Bros.
the
development
$6,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1987,
public sale at competitive bidding.
of the sale of the bonds will be used by the company
bank
Trust Co.
American
with
stock warrants.'
common
proposed
The
732.
p.
statement
and
research
covering
company
The
covering $900,000 of 6'fn
debentures due 1977
(with class..
stock warrants attached),
together with 240,000 shares of
B
is
registration
a
of
pioneered
for
proceeds
its outstanding
The
anl
*>
countries, including Brazil, Canada, England, France, Japan and
Philippines. New plants, it was announced, will be
inaugurated
year
1957,
common
its class
i
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Opens New Plant in Chile
filed
1957,
three-year period. The. funds
including development drilling.
the
registration statementT
a
60,000
Ritter Finance Co., Inc. — Files
Financing
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
company
Armaments
Aircraft
organized
was
Scurry-Rainbow Oil, Ltd.—Borrows From Banks—
Ltd.,
depositary
receipts for ordinary registered stock of this company.—V. 185,
p. 2851.
This
located near Baltimore, Md.,
of engineers and technicians who
military equipment design.
$19,500,000; and expenditures
—V. 185, p. 1520.
,
,
Inc.
to
company
program.
1957, last year's rate of dividend*
covering
'
•
will be given to Savage stockholders
date, Mr. Falcon said.
The acquisition of
is expected to provide means of diversifica¬
early
Period End. Sept.29—
York
New
1957,
di¬
arrangement
an
pay
1
Trust
on
the
military
-
preferred
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
that
announced
with cash from operations and additional short-term
loans, to
the company's 1957 construction
program and finance in part
considering the dividend policy, have regard
earnings within the group. With this in mind, and
maintain, in respect of
increased ordinary capital
14,
engineering and manufacturing both
applications, such as guided
for
and
group
a
offered
Net
In
to
Oct.
on
Armaments,
by
dencing
having regard to the results for the first nine months of the current
financial
year and
the estimated revenue for the remainder of the
year, the directors-, expect, in the absence of unforeseen circumstances,
to
shoes'and apparel, '
packing and lumbering.
He said the material already has been adapted to a serievS of
prod¬
ucts with outstanding' results,
'•:•* "
'
Poreton, it was explained, is made up of millions of microscopic ,"
pores which,* during
their formation, are made to trap and retain
liquids such as ink, perfume, medications, lubricants,
coloring agents
or insecticides.L
'
'
\
<
The
rate
at which
the liquid, or vapor
from the liquid, is given
off is controlled
by regulating the size of the pores and the viscosity
of the liquid.
The pores in some cases nave Decn shown
by an elec¬
'f *•_'•'*
directors
the
at
by
16,
be
to
*'
,
yea#
[
electronics
use
approach
This
to
Mines
in
that
the
manufacturing products for the 1956-57 fiscal year were in excess
$5,000,000.
Past
development programs of
tihs
company
have
In approximately $40,000,000 of production contracts.—V. 185,
Oct.
•
£5,000,-
Northspan Uranium
$1,100,000 for
Proposal With SEC—
a
con¬
the main through
in
Mining
to
money
total
estimated
Savannah Electric & Power Co.—Files Bond
in
Canada
The
will
company's
further por¬
a
is
;
1323.
p.
meat
•
1950
program.
advancing
It
program.
1
7
underwritten
share
tho
series
resulted
:•/ "♦
'■
with
stock,
the
(b)
President,
Armaments,
systems
raised
group
subsidiary,
turn
River
The
to
then
application in such industries
precision tool making, office equipment,
meties,
in
terests.
made
material.
in
and
,
statement
preferred
portion of the cost of
the balance to defray
a
construction
■
Aircraft
The loams from The Rio Tinto
Mining Co. of Canada to Northspan*
be repaid over the life of the latter's
government contract for
the supply ,of uranium oxide, and the funds involved will thus be later
available within the group "for the
development of other mining in-
■
in
"
will
basic
a
is
first .synthetic
England,
company
and
tion,, expansion, increase in sales volume and broadening of markets
generally and thus increase the earning power of the corporation.
Alaska—,
p.
Vj
(
cumulative
construction
for
Falcon,
of
Aircraft
will
■
the
mines
company's
Blind
,
.
Porelon
government
future
financing* >
"Poreloii," is
contained
be
can
distant
too
christened
material,
given off at
Mr.* Levey
and
not
company may do some
new
London,
setting
approved an exchange offer for acquiring Aircraft Arma¬
It is an organization of engineers and technicians whose
letter
Sales
for every six ordinary stock units of 10s. at present
50s. per share. Provisional allotment letters were
funds
new
Limited,
on Oct.
15, in announcing the developmentaffecting the design and use of hundreds of
products, said that in the
186,
^
such
1308.
p.
include
Details
chemical
(England)—Rights Offering—,,u'
Sons,
Tinto
The further investment in
the
New Product—May Finance—
.
below.—V.
"J *
|
defray
and
of
commercial
in "a
of
capital tc
uranium
which
Perma Industries, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Announces
of
for
by the company primarily forCanada, and for general purposes
in, connection with the group's
other exploration and developmentr
programs. The company has obtained permission to acquire the neces¬
sary dollars at the official rate of exchange.
2444.
p.
new
These
general
of
newl
cost
184,
price
a
«fe
Rio
i
V.
had
Inc.
activities
Oct. 10 to stockholders registered at the close of business on
7r 1957, ahd can be claimed by holders of ordinary stock warrants
against presentation of Coupon No. 78.
the
another
the
the
t
-
registration
a
its
of
missiles.
000, after meeting.issue expenses.
■
;
be
:
working
facilities at
plant
fiscal year
California
186,
Joseph
'
of
cost
expenditures
ments,
bearer
The
increase
to
new
current
assets.
fixed
proceeds of tnis- financing will
funds and
will
be
available - to
corporate
plant facilities
and
construction
at
Oct.
'
components. During the past fiscal year it borrowed $1,780,000
of'new funds from The Prudential Insurance; Co. of
America,Vwhich
applied
of
is
boron
on
common stock, public offering price and under¬
to be supplied by amendment.
to be used as follows: (a) $100,000 to pay bank
to
rectors
posted
are
the design and manu¬
design- and manufacture of
tne
Rothschild
verted into stock)
electro-optical systems, precision optical elements and electronic equip¬
was
M.
held,
activities
principal
instruments
Co.
*
rights issue by
headed
by
underwriting terms
group
and
price
with
stock,
common
underwriting
an
Oil
.'-5
'
Rio Tinto Co., Ltd.
ment
capital.
to be offered
headed by Blyth &
underwriting terms are to 1
group
of
See. Standard
said,
done
Savage Arms Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
the?
$44,069,616
amendment.
two
scientific
of
through
Tne
by
stock,
common
filed
14
shares
program;
the
1957.—V.
,
Conn.—Files for Com^
work
into
are
are
of
gross
Stock:
statement with
Mich., and about $400,000 for the expansion
production facilities at Tuscaloosa, Ala.—V. 186, p. 1633.
SEC—> V,'
filed
17
shares
sale
supplied
company's
facture
Oct.
on
100,000
public
registration
a
Detroit,
,
SEC
filed
KiChfielcl Oil Corp.—To Explore Holdings in
Stock Offering With
mon
Common
of
at
1957—9 Months—1956
$5,256,816
10
terms
proceeds
obtained
tion
'
•
„
over
expenditures
'
.
.
the-next few
years.
This
program
includes '
approximately
$3,500,000
during
1958.
About
$1,250,000 will be used for expansion of existing and the construction. >
of now chemical production facilities at
Elizabeth, N. J.j approximately
$400,000 for expansion of both resin and chemical production facilities
150,000
1632.
p.
contemplated
the
&
—
'■
.
proceeds of this financing will be added to the general funds
the company.
Approximately $3,500,000 is expected to be applied to '
the company's f 1958
construction program
and the
balance will be
added to
working - capital. - According to the prospectus,
substantial
additions and improvements to the company's plants and
properties
:
800,000
Arthur
'
'
<
of
V.
*'
'
Net
loans
,"
Oct.
on
40,000
of conversion
writing
Net
300,000 7
;*.•:• '150,000
Inc.
150,000
186,
&
Thomas
250,000
—
i_l*—1__
Waiter Stokes"& Co._
150,000
'
Proposes
—
Co.,% Inc.
The
be supplied by
...
400,000
Chemicals, Inc.
company
covering
construction
'
Wickwire
Mr.
basic
(convertible), $25 par, to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Dean Witter & Co.
The dividend rate,
"
''
.
covering 200,000 shares, of its $1 par
public isale through an. underwriting
public, offering price and
amendment...
for
T
" **.
Co., ,lnc._—$250,000%
Singer, Deane & '
&
150,000
1
Co.—
Fauset, Steele & Co._
First of Iowa Corp.—
1223.
'*
This corporation .on Oct.
SEC
$4,400,000
Freeman
Reichhold
,.
Raffensperger, Hughes f
:
Inc.
182, p.
'
)
the
104.
E
Financing—Registers With SEC—
below:
Halsey, Stuart <fc Co.
This
SEC
N
;
..
.
Corp. abeve.—V.
«
agreed-to purchase from the company
of
See Idex
of*,
Alkali,
continue
185, p.
San Jose Water Works*—Registers With SEC—
covering
ing Temporarily Suspended by SEC—
,
.
UNDERWRITERS
licenses
color.
company
Diamond
will
and
13
ljtt- announced the sign¬
patent
of
Rainbow Uranium Corp., Tonopah, Nev.—Stock Offer¬
wholesale to four municipalities.
The
has an estimated population-:of 270,000.-.
at
energy
the
EARNINGS—For
Oct.
on
exenange
rate
BUSINESS—Pennsylvania Power Company furnishes electric service
communities, as well as in rural areas of Pennsylvania, and
In- 133
also
Corp.
the
scenes,
•
.
Ampex
for
done."
be
units
other metals.—V.
tape
and
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
payment, of outstanding .bank loans, and. together
Witlr other' funds, for expenditures in connection with its construction
r,
and
agreement
an
to
pilot
up
recording and reproducing systems for both black-and-white
These systems enable the recording- on
magnetic tape of
information and sound for later reproduction, not only for *
television ^broadcasts, but also for other
professional and commercial
purposes.—V. 186, p. 1633.
PROCEEDS—Net
for
corporation
of
video
-
company
remained
—
Co.
101.21.
new
(1741)
per
—V.
186,
p.
for
all
former
directors
share,
Oct. 15 approved the revision proposed by t"1.!
present Skelly retirement plan
to provide in¬
regular employees.
These increased benefits
on
the
have
payable
employees
declared
Dec.
5
to
a
already retired.
quarterly cash
stockholders
of
dividend of 45
Oct. 30,
record
530.
(Continued
on page
51)
centl
19117.
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1742)
Share
Name of Company
Bearings (quar-)-l—-Mortgage Ass'n (monthly)
Fire Insurance Co. <N. Y.)
In
nounced
first
grouped in two separate
are
all
indicate
we
table
in
which
the
Then
during the current week.
second
a
the
dividends
we
Fidelity-Phoenix
First
Per
Name of Company
Industries,
Allied
Mills,
Aluminum
4%
Inc.
Co.
Airlines,
Inc.,
♦25c
Encaustic
11-
8
11-15
87*/2c
12-
1
11-15
15c
preferred
piyments
Water Works,
preferred (quar..)-
5\*'.c
preferred
Animal
Trap
Altex
this
Aluminum,
11-
2
343%c
12-
2
11-
1
10-21
11-
1
10-21
IVzC
•
-
11-15
11-
11-15
11-
Co.
$4
Corp. Stock dlv.
share
100
$1
1-1-58
2
v
11-15
11-2
i
12-13
11-1
-
12-13
11-
50c
12-16
11-21".
12-
1-.
■6%
5%
10-21
10c
n-"i
(N. Y.)
15c
llr
1
11-
1
10-15
62%C
Bearings, Inc
Idaho
Burry Biscuit Corp.,
Bush
Terminal
Butler
Bros.,
$1.25
Co
pfd.
(quar.)_
7
-conv.
5.50%
conv.
preferred J
Co.,
Petrofina
dend).
.
(Six
shares
for each 1,000
6%
Investors
12-
2
11-
11-15
10-31
10-31
Inc.
11-15
11-15
'Common-
11-15
payment
11-15
at
125c
11-29
150c
11-
•
1
Gannaway International Corp. for
shares
held)
Ceco Steel
,
4%
preferred
«4%
11-
11-4
Ry.
Co. (quar.),
Cleveland Ac Pittsburgh RR.—
^Special gtd. (quar.)
7% regular gtd. (quar.)>J___,
Cleveland Securities
Coghlin
(B.
J. >,, Ltd.
<■
Collyer Insulated Wire
Columbia
Carbon
Columbus
4V4.%
Ac
Southern
-
Edison .Co.—
5.25%
1
10-24
11-
1
20c
--
10-31
10-25
;
10-31
10-21
*
2-10
10-31
•
10-16
11-
10-24
~
Y-TTquur.;
:
Transit, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)'
Corp., common (quar.)
3pref. A (quar.)
Stock
•
1
..111111
1—111.1""'
__
H
—
Delta Air Lines
pref. .(quar.;
Dreyfus
Fund,
vestment
Ar
Duro-Tcst
15%•
East
Inc.
Corp.,
conv.
10-31'
National Casket Co.
HOC
12-
2
10-31
National-Malleable
45c
12-14
12-14
12-31
11-30
12-17
12-
Narcia
11-22
1-2-58
$1.12 Vd
Hose
fe
net
RR.
Coj
1111111111
9
,'
Farmer
Bros,
11-
10-22
10-22
12-
93aic 1-15-58
.1-
12- 2
•
11-18
11-15
10-15
50c
11-30
11-15
50c
11-15
11-
1-2-58
,
10-18
T^f^tra
$3
Compress
Warehouse
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
11-
35c
1
&
Air Brake
&
Gas
10-23
11-14
10-14
10-
$3
2-1-58
11-29
i
RR.
12-30
10-31
12-27
12-27
12c
12-27
1-1-58
11-15
11- 1
_12-14
12-14
10-30
10-2).
50c
.11-15
11-15
(quat.)i4
10-10
10-21
10-31
10-21
$1-4--^12- 5
<quae.)-•—*—
...
11- 1
$1.02Vij 1-1-58./. 12rl3
-n; 12-13
.
Steel
..
„
"
-
35c
15c
31- 1
" 11- 1
10-25
10-15
12- 2
11-15
'
..25c
-----
(quar.)-.
50c
10%
United
j
.
.Class
B
.
Special
U.
net
com.
10c
(quar.)
~
7
10c
10c
>
-
'
Ohio
11-29
;
Oklahoma Natural
"
Leather
*
Co.
(quar.)„___—
preferred
,4.92%
Gas
B
Pacific
Gas
&
Electric
11-21
10-25
10-15
4.50%
redeemable
12-
1
11-15
4.80%
preferred
87tie 3-10-58
2-28
4.36%
redeemable
11-15
30c
11- 1
7 7
12- 2
'10-21
5%
1st
redeemable
20c
11-27
11-12
5%
$1.12l'a
11-30
11-12
5V2 %
10-25
5%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
10-18
10-31
^
:
-7-
'
.
"
,
: ,f$l
11-1
Swasey
pfd.
12-13
10-25
Parker
11-29
11-18
Penn
68a4C
11-29
11-18
12-
1
10-29
1-2-58
12-20
1st pfd. (quar.)
,
Drilling of Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
Fruit
Stock
4.60%
4.68%
Co.,
common
$1.14
12- 2
11-1$':.
,
10-31
10-21
-
37V2c
11-15
)
11-15
10-31
10-31
11-15
10-31
27V4C
31-15
10-25
31-15
10-25
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
28J,«c
11-15
;
•.
,
>
-
.
.
:
Below
Sheet
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
21-15
10-25
3IV4C
11-15
10-25
f25c
11-
10-15
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
1
57V2C
12-
1
12-1
11-20
(quar.)—■
announced this
Aberdeen
Acme
12-16
11-15
week, these being -given, in the
Acme
•
1c
Fund
Petroleum, class A
conv.
Steel
Co.
~
(quar.;
Products, common
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
10-25
9-30
1
10-22
12-15
11- 1
11-30
,10-15
7c
11-
50c
11- 2
10-11
2%
12-31
12-13
2%
3-31-58
3-21
50c
7
(quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph
Holder*
11-
1
10-18
11-
7
10-
Inc.—
dividend
Adams-Mlllis
When
Payable ofRec..
10c
21V2C
(quar.)—
<quar.)__
Consolidated Industries,
Stock dividend
Stock
Per"
Share
Adam
Stock
•
Company
Precision
$1.10
-
$1.25'
Corp.—
dividend
3%
—
11-20
58V2C
Co.
Tube
weeks and not yet paid,
dends
Aberdeen
10-25
31V4C
34%c
&
give the dividends announced in previoui
mie list does not include divi¬
we
preceding table.
10-25
11-15
33/4C
2%
(quar.)
dividend
.;.
11-29
37J/2c
(quar.)
(cuar.)
Co.- (quar.)_____
10-16
35c
30s
(quar.)
.
__
,,
31V4C
(quar.)
redeemable
lx-25
25c
'
preferred
(quar.)
series A
preferred
1st
1st
(quar.)
com,
r40c
11-25 ..11-12
€c
12- 1
10-31
30c
•11:-15
1Westchester
Fire
insurance
(quar.)
;
30c
11- 1
*10-18
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (quar.)
30c
12-14 , 11*27
White Stores,
Inc., common
(quar.)
15c
11-15
10-25
5*4 %
convertibles preferred (.quar.c?4Sc
11-15 7.10-25
Wilcox Oil Co. (quar.)
7
/25c ..11-20 *10-30
.Quarterly
■" • *25c! 2-2Cr58
-1-30
Windsor Industries,
Inc./.—_____2.___.---i'
15c 7.11-25
11-15
Wisconsin Electric-Power,- com., (quar.50c .
12- 1 -11- 1
: 6%
preferred (quar.)
—.. $1.50
l-31r58
>1-15
.3.60% preferred (cuar.)
490c.
12- 1
.11-15
Wisconsin Power A; Light Co. tquar.)__—34c
11-15 ►. 10-31
&,
Name of
pfd.
Co." of
Sugar
new
.
-
,
Co.—r
1st
12- 2
10-15
l.k_—7___-
West
-j
6IV2C
(quar.)
Co.,
Washington Mutual .Investors Fund, Inc
Point Mfg. (qdar.)
,10-31
1
11-
Ltd.,
Warner
10-31 •,
11-10
11- 1
593sC
(quar.)
A
preferred
(quar.)
11- 6
,
lie. L;
Cuba—
——•—-—-$2.43 ••' 12-10
,11- 6
(Initial quar.)
40c - 12- 5
11-19
ordinary shares
$0,035 •*" 10-23' 7-s 9-25
1
:
Chemical
Vlckers
25c
Co., common
11-27,
: 12-16,
30c
15c
C 7
common
"5%
.
,11-15
de--
(ouar.)...^
ull.
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56% pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.) ./,.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Transit,
.
.
Co.
■«
.
10-31
■
'»* 75c
F
$1.50
Utilities, Ltd. (Toronto)—
preference (quar.)l_„
1
»
12-16
,
11-15 : 10-18
11-30. . 10-31
11-30 .-10-31
12-18
11-29
37c
10o
.5c
50c
———
—
U. s. .Pipe & Foundry Co.
United
.
11-15
-
payment
•
llr2Q
11-20
.
12-30
Vtrtlentes-Camaguey
Co.—
dividend
12- 1
12- 1
7
12-16
11-29
'
—-——
(quar.)
"
11-15
40c
—
15c
$1
J1"1®
1-6-58
10-22
10-21
_•
—
Co.
•Stock >dividend
11715' '10-31
11-15
10-2.8
-
,
invest-
30c
(quar.)
10-18
10-18
10-31
10-31
-
10%
^
-
Lines
S.
Vick
1—
♦♦.
from
10-311/; 10-18
.
15c
preferred
62Vac
11-1.^10-15
Upper Peninsular Power,
common
(quar.)_
40c
11-. 1
10-21
; .5%^a. .7 preferred.-; < quar.)
——$1.31 Vi-"7 11- 1
10-21
75Vi%'
preferred
(quar.)_
_____—.—,,$1.37^2
11-1
10-21
'•/
77...
■
'•
_•
Northwestern
4%
Ltd., class A
(quar.)__
—
Corps.,
Year-end
(quarterly from net
b$1.25,
—;
Bros., Inc.; common (quar.)^____
redeemable preferred (quar.)—.w-i'-.:
•Class B
(quar.)
.-kTii
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line (stock div.)
,
11-15
•,
Wire
preferred (quar.)
12-10
21/ac
:
Castings
:_—$1.16t4_ l-l-.58 .5-12-13
(quar.-)z_____7—$1.22V2'. 1-1-58. .,12-13
2nd
.
12-14'
,
•
(quar.).:
&
(quar.)__/,_l.-/_k^--—.,--.;$l:l&7 lrl-58'-«;42rl3
preferred (quar.)
9lVaC
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.15c
Thrlftlmart, Inc., class A (quar.;_^
—,
30c
10-25
$1.25
'
-
ferred at.this time.
Oak Mfg.
11-14
20c
10-25
10-29
2nd preferred
$5
10-25
37^c
:
preferred .(quar.)
12-12
30c
10-31
,
2nd .preferred-
•3.66%
11-15
12-16
10-24-
50c
$2
7
(initial)
Steel
common
on
10-30
11-25
.
12-20 :,,11- 8
28Vac; ,12-,1,
11«',8.
41%C/.12- 1 • 11- 8
(quar.)i__
Thalhimer
,12-31
11-15
12 Vic
.
10-25
2nd
3
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(New Hampshire)
(quar.)
6
2
11-15
--
preferred, (quar.)._.k__-.——r-7—x % $1.25;' 1-1-5B.12-13
5.10% 2nd preferred (quar.)_a—
$1.27 Va . 1-1-58 ., 12-13
,5.12% 2nd preferred (cuar.)_____—
•
$1.28 ■ 1--1-58 , 12-13
5.25% 2nd preferred (quar. )7__—$1.31 ^4 .14-5$^, 12-1$
Texas Industries;
Inc.,',common (quar.).
5c .11-15 y 10-31
10-23
11-11
11-30;',
50c
62 * he
—
preference
1-
12-
$$1.31
(quar.)^$1.12y2 v-l-J.i-58'-12-13
(quar.)____—r7,'$1.15 71-1-58 ,: 12-13
5%
Corp.—
12-16
25c
12-24
12- 2
11-15
11-15
40c
30c
'4.64%
-
31-1
11-11
5c
2%:.
Shipbuilding,
11-20
12-31
•
-
•4.65%
-11- 1
11-157
,125c,
:
series
12-10
ll-2*>
^
1-20
1-20
1-20
;vl-20
*
preferred
10-17--
12-13
J5c
(quar.)
incohie)
convertible
4c
Corp., common
5y2%, preferred (1953 series)
preferred
Youngstown
35c
,
1-20
2nd preferred
;4.60%- 2nd preferred
-
!
12-20
10-30
(quar.)„__.l
i
2-1-58
2-1-58
2-1-58
2-1-58
27V2<f--2-1-58
5%
12-31
$1.15
27%c-
.
par)
7
$1.06%,
.7? $1.10
a
preferred-:(1955 series)
4.10%
11-10-17
75c
Series:
30c
_____
r
$1.25
-
Ltd.-
(guar.)—...
convertible
"Action
,
6c
Fedders-Quigan
Steel
Northern
5
50c
.
—
Biscuits : (quar.)_i-.._-_——
♦4.25%
4.50%
10c-p 11-15-; ^10-25
(quar.)—
Ai
5C
(quar.)
Federal
'
—.
Northam Warren Corp.—
6%
Federal
87MtC
f
preferred (quar.)
Process Co.-l.i_i.ki:
;;.-' $1.20
.
3
30c
(quar.)
10-17
1
75c
(quarterly
income)
Nortex Oil
.
6
$i.50 1-21-58
11
*
llrl-5-:
11-
11-20
15c
series
43/i7o
50c pfd. (quar.)—
Pittsburgh RR. gtd. (quar.)
Erlunger Mills, common (quar.;
;
preferred
New
11-15
12-16
40c
&;
prior
2
1
75c
31V«c
Equitable Credit Corp.,
•4ti%
12-
$1.75.. „11- 1
11111
(s-a)„^
1- 210-25
12-10
12- 27
.-.-$1
50c
-
...
stock
investment
ment
11111
(quar.)_
-11-27
12-10
•
-90c
.
dividend
Preferred
6%
11
Electrographic Corp.
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch (reduced).
Empire Southern Gas Co. (quar.)—
Erie
-.10c
10-31
11-15
10-15
10-35
T^mpa Electric,, common (quar.)—*:30c11-15j .• 11-: 1
4.327% preferred. A (quar.)—7———--*v-V 7 $1.08 * •? 11-15 7- .>1.1-. 1
; -4.16%
preferred Bt (quar;)_'___.-_%_>-T-—L.,
$1.04;
11-15 t. 11- 1
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
»••-. J5c >,12- 2
10-31
Tennessee Gas Transmission, cc^m (quar. )__/,r.
35c .. 12-16
11-22
11-27
-
59a»c 1-15-58
7 11-15
(quar.)
Corp.
National Securities
National
(quar.)
common
Rubber
Microwave
.Stock
in¬
;
12-10
45c
...
L
common
*
28c
11-15
10c
1
Ltd. Sh'*-1.'* pfd. A (quar.)
As Farnum Fund— f
'7
2nd
11.-15
10-31
10-17
10-18
2
3c
from
Inc.. (quar.)
-pfd. eeiles 1956
Pennsylvania
Electric
(quarterly
Income;'
Bradstreet,
Sunshine
...
12-
Northwestern
-111'
IIIIIIII1
11111
Houses,'Inc. (quar.)
Drav© Corp., common (quar.)
Dun
dividend
11-.1
13c
Investment Trust Shares—
.Beneficial Interest shares
.
'5%%
12*20.;
.11- 1
*
Cement
11- 1
30c
Diocesau
4%
12-20,7
1-3-58
1
Monumental Life Insurance (Bait.) (quar.)
Moore-Iiandley Hardware .Co., common—;
5% preferred (quar.)..
!
"
.
(quar.)
Dobbs
Natural'Gas
Portland
12c
♦
($25
preferred A
4V2%
1-3-58
--
Mines,
dividend
10-18
8%c
"7%
,
25c
8%
New York
Dana
'
$2
Stock
Dallas
'
10-18
HOC'-.; 12-..2
:
1
50c
approved a two-for-on© • split
of the common shares;. effective most
likely on Monday Oct. 21.
1
Crystal Oil & .Land, $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
10-23
10-31
25c
•
—
1.1.".
Year-end
10-18
32 Vac
'
10-23,,
11-11
12- 2
:
(quar.)
1
93%c
____k_k_
1
As
Roe
t$1.75
(s-a)__
common
11-
11-
(A)
/
10-15
/ 10-30
37c
12- 1,. 11-15
92%c
2-1-58
1-20
STVic, 2-1-58
1-20
$1.03%; 2rl-58 .. 71-20
pref. (quar.)
Co. '(quar.)L_l—1__——1.2—%%
conv.
1,
11- 1
12- 5
11*29
31-29
11-29
7
:
,(27c from ordinary income and 27c from
y.
capital gains),;
,
Sterling Investment-Fund—______——~;r+
25eStevens (J. P;) As Co. (quar.^_
•_
37%c
Sunray Mid-Continent Qil, common.-;(quar,)
35c ,,r
7;'' /I".
:
Co
11-
$0.2145
;
11-
9c
Missouri
11-15
J25c
—,——-—
preferred (quar.)
preferred-(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steinberg's
20c
r
(quar.
11-15
$1.50
Stein
'
.10c
2
(quar.)..;
10-10
'
(quar.)
Stein,
i- ;10c
Midland Steel Products,
7
i
(N.
;
(quar.)_
12-10
1
preferred
.
,
•
.
$1
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube
!
■
A
.11- 1
20c
(quar,)_k
'10-31
.
Mfg
Manufacturing
McCord Corp.,
Stockholders
-
Y.)
N.
720c ;12r
h
,
(quar.)
.$1.60
11- 8
' 10-28
-10-25
2
(quar.)
4.40%7 preferred
'
12-10
"11-11
';35c- •' 11-15
quar.)
(quar.)
*4.36%
1'
Service—
(increased
preferred
4.60%
t
11-15
7
—
i_
'11-13
11-
25c
(quar.)__
pfd.
$1
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
k
'
50c
:
Shares
Marlon
2-10
10-
Co.
preferred
74V*Vo.
11- 5
■
5%
'
:
Ac Co., Ltd.,
11-22
15c
^
10-22
10-21
10-21
11-8
11-27
,
10c
(qua r.t^._A;---._—
S.)
15c
1
,
.
&
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Midwest Piping Co
$1.17
5
10-31
10-22
11-2P
.11-13
13- 1
11-? 1
90e
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend)—
Standard Packaging. Corp.—
Special Investment Shares
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Missouri
(quar.)—kill
11-
1
"
common.
$1.07
_
Continental Insurance Co.
Cook Electric Co.—
10-25
10-31
50c
-
(quar.)
3-3-58
3-3-58
Electric ~C~o~—
.
2
•-12-31.
$50c
''
3.90%
7
"
125c
_
II1II
11111HI
Y2-
-
: 12*31--V12-26
.1
-
4.15%
5-2"
v
12c >-
-,
30c
"Series
approxl
to
(quar.)__
Investors
'
12-13
95c
Macleod-Cockshutt Gold
1
50c
Corp.
(T.
Oil
,3.70%
11- 1
11-14
...
,7.. <>
1^4i-—12-16'''- 10-29
'
Ltd
(Mich.)'
Public
'
11-
-
,
_7.
Southwestern
-
'
•
1-15
flOc
& Nashville RR.7'(quar.) 2_.
Carrier Systems (quar.)___
Metal
10-25
'
10-31
150c
.
preferred
;
10-21
10-31
87 Vac
preferred (initial)'
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.,- (quar.)—'
1
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Class B (s-a)
Continental Can Co..*common
preferred
Sessions,
Massawippi Valley RR.
Commodore Hotel? Inc. ,(quar.)
■$4.50
11-
.
_
10-22
.
10d).>,
amt;
(quar.)
Southwestern
10-15
11-26
$1.75
$2.50
_
10-25
•
,
10-31
$1.25
—•
10-28
1
'
"
$2.50
(quar.)L
60c
Ohio
(quar.)
4.65%. preferred ( quar.)
preferred 4quar.)
$3.75
11-29
'
(quar.)
.0%
.
Lynch
$1
—"Hill"
(quar.)
11- 1
50c
;
Louisville
•-
Co.' (quar,)
preferred
Common wealth
:
10-18
...
~
1
11-
"
45c
South Bend Lathe Works (quar.)
V
50c"
South Texas "Development, class A (quar.) .2. " v7" 73c",
Class B (quar.)
—-7.
$1'
22c
''
___7
Telephone
11-15
Louis
•____
7,-10-24
■
33c. 7.711-1571..10-25 '
Rhodesian.
-
Dillon-Co.-(quar.
Siegler
Fund:
.
preference
Lorain
-
10-31
G2VaC
>
7. 11-15
J15c
■
dividend
Scotten,
,
11-20
Canada,' Ltd.___.
Managed Funds, Inc.— '
__
11-5
,10-10
34c
•
%
(quar.)
Mfg.
11- 8
12- 2
11-
B
Stock
Simms
$1
equal
Co.,
class A
Ryder System Inc.
Skelly
income)
Tool
12-1
(quar.)^.-"!"
St,
10-31
>
10-21
.4.90%
10-21
$1
Ac
Rudy
-
10-26
(Rhode-Island)
prelerred
Malre
40c
-•
Class
37F2C
Extra
Le
*30c
_
(quar.)
Chicago
&
22*/2c
'7
$1
Cincinnati,
of
amount
7Common
(quar.)_-
..J
$3.50
,
common
11-15
•-12- 1
-die
"20c
v.yv-7';♦.v-y;j.k.r
approvaF.of members Dec;"-.'--.. 4-;
r..-7v ' ' ;
(James)
Rogers Corp.,
12-3
10-26<
v
(quar.)
i
(final)—
to
11-15
Investment Income
Laboratories
"4.75%
each 00
/
10-31
,
11- 8
12-27.
-
shares
1957
Robertson
10-25
'
Income Stock Fund
•Extra
''
of
:
10-29
11-15
7l=o
i
Rose's 5f 10 Ac 25c Stores, Inc., com,- fquar.). '7,7,
11- 1- 10-10
11- 1 v 10-10
11-27
11- 4
y
(quar.)_^_
13.
i
,
11-15"
-
Llbbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)—
Liggett Ai, Myers Tobacco, (quar.)
Lincoln
Printing,
common
(quar.)__
,.
11-30
TSc
11-30
ll2i'aC. „..<11- 1
(increased)
Lumaque-'Gold Mines, Ltd.^-i.-
GJ
time.
(quar.-)t
preferred (1947 series)
Cleveland,
•;
'
•/
11-15
Markets Co., 5%'
pid. (quar")
Chain Store Real Estate Trust(Mass.)—
-
,
6
,,
12-16
Century Food
'Quarterly
Cherry-Burrell Corp.;
»
12-10
Corp.-, (qua r:).. 1__
,
"
Lamson
:
2-20
11-15
—
\
-.
:
3-3-53
2%
<
'
11-27
;
15c
from
Mutual
Lakeside
11'
12-31
(quar.)
10-15
11- 8
Ltd.—
Apparel (quar.)
La Crosse Telephone Corp.; (quar. )_
Lake of the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)______
.7 7;-'
CdrpMquar.)III~~."I~
Products
Central Electric A: Gas-Co.
Central & South West
-
25c
Products,-Ltd.,-class A
Inc.
(Subject
10-31..,
$2
•
___l_
___
11-
10-31
$1
L'Alglon
,
•10-21
40c
sh.
17VaC
Quarterly
10-31
25c
l
10-25 ,.
10-25,
(annual)
Foundation
investment
divi-
this
•
-11-1
12- 2
'
;
$1.75
..
Dec.
13, 197 less deduction of
;rSs Nyasaland tax of 37?'ac net
$1.50
Keystone Steel Ai Wire Co. (quar.)
Kings County Trust Co. (Erooklyn,
10-15
•___
omitted
11- 8
11- 8
10-31
"IOC
vl
*._v
Cataract Mining ..(stock'dividend of
,
'
10-31
343»c
preferred
____
11-15
1
Mllx
American
,11-15
}
special
of
70c
from
net
realized
profits and a regular of 25c from net--
10-31
11-27
(quar;)«.:
•
11-15
(a
10-31
Carlbe Stores—
•j
,
-
11-15
11-15
shares -held
Carborundum-Co., (quar.)
11-15
12-10
Inc. (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—'
preferred
Capitol Records,
12-10
L
40c
.'L'/ac
,
—
common
from
Trust
Keystone
($10- par)- (stock dividend).
(Six shares of 6% >.
preferred, $10 par,
partlc.,preferred for each 100 shares held)
.
11- 4
Kennametal,
10-31
(s-a)_______
(stock
;
8
12-13
32 V2C
-
oP jmrtic.
Investors
11-15
-
Ordinary
1
11-15
1-7-58
.
Cement, Ltd.^fqUar.)
Canadian Dredge Ar Dock, Ltd.
11-
9
313/4C
(quar.)
(annual
42t2c
,
11-29.
1T2>/2C
.
(quar.)_
preferred
11-15
53c
.
12-13
+12V>e 1-15-58
•
'■
Chemicals..(extra. stock dividend):,;.^ iT.%^7 .11^15. -ilO-.l-B
Republic Industrial, Corp, (initial)/___.
10c .
11-15
11- 1
Selection
Trust,
Ltd. .Ordinary
(final). Subject to approval of members of '
:"7-
12- 4r,,
( quar.)
Smith
cents
12-
*
"
Canada
Canadian
7%
9-20
33 Vac
i__
•
Inc.-
10-22
60c
I
preferred G (quar.)__
5.08% preferred I (quar.)
Cameo,
10-17 %
27 ViC
prefcrred D (quar.)_
preferred 4quar.)
>5.20%
10-31
-20c
r-
<y>nv.
2-20
12-31
Rhodesian
tl2Vic
—.
plus
security profits)
International Harvester, common (quar.)
10
40c
7__
____
3-4-53
1-10-53
Rteichhold
1
12-16
.
—
Shares
cents
(12
10c
Extra _j
5.30%
10-31
10-16
32c
(quar.;-..
-1
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Institutional
10-22
13c
-
•
0.28%
1
11-15
10-31
9c
California Water Service; com.
(quar.).:
4.40% preferred C (quar.)___
>
11-
5c
__
11-
;
11-1
5
30c
L $1
—
A
Quinte
18c
Co.
(J.)
Power
4%
10c
__
British Petroleum Co.l.i___
Sl
J2-
(quar.)—50c
(quar.)^'_—
Gas
llungerl'ord
10-15
11%C
(quar.)__
10-21
$2.50
Electric
Rayonicr,
11-15
.
12-
25c
Dock ,(quar.)___
As
Coal, Ltd., class A
E
12-10-
;:50c
—,-
Dredge
Institutional
Corp. (quar.);
Bowling Green Fundi-
10-15
11-11
^
• 10-28
/
$1.50
:
Power. $2.44 pid. (quar.)—
Industries, Inc.; class A
77
Puget Sound Power & Light (quar.).::
10-15
___
Beneficial
Potomac
10-18
———'j:
—
preferred
Barblzon,
Hotel
-
Bankers Commercial Corp.
,
10-18
10-18
11-1,
(quar.)—34c
-
is
payable ou the 20tli business day following
approval by Philippine Islands authorities)
Augusta Newspapers, class A common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
CVsfc preferred (quar.)
;
11- 1
11-1
Hemenway Furniture Co., common
i
—" 10c
5*-2% .convertible preferred, (quar,)—\2?/*c
Hooker Electrochemical Co., common <quar.) t,y ,25c
$4.25 preferred' (quar.)
$1.06V4
Ilormel (Geo. A.) Ac Co.-, common (quar.)
>'-> 02tee
Development
and
15c
$1.50
.
(quar.)
Hancock Oil, class A (quar.)_——
Class
B
(quar.)—i—'—
Hartz (J. F.) Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-15
12-16
50c
shares
ord.
11-1
•.
(quar.)—
Co.;
Hagerstown
< On block shares, each block
represents
87%C
—
B
(quar,)——;—*.—
Telecasting, common (quar.)—;
Common
50c
(quar.;
Refining Co. (quar.)
Consolidated
Mining &
f;
11-15
12- 2
37tac
(quar.)^
Class
Gross
17 VzC
iquar.i-
Atlantic
Atlas
-
Prudential
—
Great West
1
com.
< quar..;
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Conn,
:
/V' "".
$1
I
Extra
1
___
Associated Truck Lines, class A
RE.
1
8:,/4C
(quar.;
(quar.).
11-25
$2
Fope A; Talbot, common (quar.)
6%. preferred (quar.)____
'
(auar.)
Lakes
Great
11-15
20c
G2,/2c
.
convertible preferred (quar.>
Associated Telephone &i Telegraph Co.,
$4 participating class A (quar.)
Line
Service
Gillette Co.
11-15
37 %c
:
common
11-15
12-
15c
7
35c
Coast
preferred
Gas
11-15
time.
(HudV.)
com.
,
10%
Norristown
&
7%
preferred (quar.)_
Plymouth Rubber (stock dividend*
Corp-.—v
GouJdrNational, Batteries,;, Inc.
Grand Union
Co. (quar.)—w
(quar.t-
10-21
^
payment at this
Securities
preferred
10-15
Co.
dividend)-
(stock
(year-end)
GermantoWr.
Philadelphia & Trenton RR (quar.i___
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
"Quarterly
,_i_;
Phillips Petroleum (quar.Ji;
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
10-31
11-1
Tl21/ic
—-
_
com.
Co.,
common
fquar.)_—
preferred A
(quar.)—
-As
$1.50
$G
11-15
11-29
Gale
the
or
_______________
(quar.)
of America,
Co.
1st
;
11-15
Jl" 1"
»
3c
(quar.)
Industrial
12- 9
11-15
r
9
11-20
5c
—----—.
———
v'
preferred
Extra
at/
com.
preferred (quar.)k
Atlantic
11-29
lUc
the common
on
on
Engineering
Corp.
Payable of Hee.
-; .Share
♦
8
11-
1
,
$1.25
Arnold
1
12-
___
common
American
5%
12-
11-30
25c
12-
RR.
of Georgia—
Co.
time.
4%
Fulton
5
Fidelity <fc Casualty-
No action was taken
6%
11-
12-17
12- 9
(quar.)——
Co.—
taken
Petrolite
.r'<-.
f
Ltd.
J.),
action
$3.50
Extra
American
Trailer
10-28
5
(quar.)___
preferred lquar. )______.
Tiling Co., Inc. (quar.)
convertible
American
9
40c
loc
—-
(A.
No
10-28
11-
12-
156c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.;.
..3Va%
11-15
Banking
Fund—-,—
Freiman
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
4*4%
American
30c
~
&
Growth
Fruehauf
l
50c
(quar.
of
11-
♦22 Vac
(cjuur. )
(quar.)
Ltd.
Holder* •
11-15
Railroad
Quarterly
Payable ofRec.
5c
(quar.)
Allentown Portland Cement Co., cl. A
Aluminium,
When
Share
Inc.
50c
-
Florida
11-22
10-31
-7,
.
Holder*
When
Per
Name of Company
■
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia,
—
(quar.)———
Extra
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Acme
Stock
Bank
First
12-10
11-15
17c
——
Quarterly
:
follow with
show the payments previ¬
we
National
Federal
an¬
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
Holder!
Payable of Sec. -
60c
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Dividend announcements
tables.
When
Per
-
DIVIDENDS
.
(Continued
on page
48)
7
Volume
Number 5683
186
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1743)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANOE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Prerleus
STOCKS
Year 11)56
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
£8% Sep
Lowest
32% Mar 12
21
14
457/c Apr
109% Feb
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
£5
Oct
1
3.4
Apr
57% Dec
6
»8%.Dec
6
29
Jan
14
37% Feb
12
7
67% Jan
96
Oct
17
9
11% Jan
2
3
39% Oct
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
33% Jun
17
51% July 15
104% May 22
17% Jun
10
Abacus
Fund
Par
4%
July 30
11
64% May 17
16 % May 27
ACF-Wrigley
37% Dec
26% Oct
14
38% Jan
29 % May
4
21
Oct
11
27 % July 18
Adams
23>a-Dec
32% Jan
4
24
Mar
27% Jan
Adams-Millis
July 17
132
Feb
12
7
Oct
17
108
6
154
19
Jan
12% Dec 31
11 % Apr
28
22% Jan
3
22% Dec 31
19
19% Oct
1
11
21 % Oct
11
36% Feb
9
52
Dec
10
45% Oct
11
Feb
9
-190
Dec
13
176% Feb
15
155
Nov
9
163
2% Dec
IT
Dec
111
4% Feb
13
16
23% Mat 23
117 % Jaa i9
11
Dec
14
13%.Dec 21
23 % Feb
6
IT
1
88% Jan
23
Dec
31
10% May
6% Dec 31
241% Sep
July
2% Oct
13
Oct
*29 Va
29%
*29 Va
29%
29
29%
*28%
29 Va
41 %
42%
41%
42%
40%
41%
40 %
98
96
97
*96
1
11
10
107
Jun
25
15
Oct
11
70% July 26
5% Oct 18.
160
5
Jan
23
Nov
8% May 28
19% Jaft
Jfen
114
8
18% May 13
77% Jan
14
0% Jun
14
17
190
Oct
17
108 % Mar 19
146
Sep
5
Oct
35 % Oct
100
13
18
65% Apr
110% Jun
Nov" 28
12
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
11
Oct
16
Jan
25
16
1% Oct
18% Jan
14
5
72% Oct
10
97
Oct
7
21% Jun
12
3
13
13%
1314
13 Va
13
13'A
6,100
26%
27 %
201%
26%
8,800
22%
22
22%
21%
22 Va
5,600
*25%
25%
25%
25%
*25 Va
25%
Engineering Co
1951
Gold
8
8 Va
7%
19%
22%
23
24%
22%
1
21%
Mining
160
*153
160
*153
100
*153
160
2%
14
39
67% Oct
18
102
29% Oct
18
£2
Feb
14
28
Dec
31
24
Sep
133% Aug 10
27
39
Apr
3
31% Nov 19
26
Jan
25
Sep 23
2
37% Oct 18
121% Mar 23
91% Jan 10
58
Dec
4
22
Sep
79
19
Jan
97
9
126
18
60% Feb 27
26% Mar 18
105% Sep 27
Oct
14% Oct
Mar 19
82
11
Oct
Jan
4
July
8
Aluminum
8
Aluminium
5%
24% Jan
3
Jan
2
8
Oct
10
36
Feb
7
31% Jan
7
37% Aug
95% Dec
7
108
Jan
26
95% Jan
9
99 % Mar 28
£7% Mar
8
30
64
31% Oct 29
70% Jan
9
May 28
16% Jan
23
39% Oct
1
23% Aug
118
Dec
31
Jan
5
66
Mar
0
Ao%
V/bu
11
May
9
American
39
11
10
Sep
Oct
11
57% July
8
Amer
104% Feb
2
,47% Dec 11
Sep 28
Oct
51
12
8
4%
27
140
July
Amer
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
21% Dec 20
19% Dec - 3
4% Dec
40
Oct
1
38
14% Oct
19
7% Mar 12
31
NOV
20
49% Apr
45% Jun
38% Jan
27
61% Nov
53% Dec
27
Dec
3
67
18
Aug
4
24% Jan
8
18
39% Feb
2
Oct
18
35% Jun 20
12
49% Oct
6
9
37% Apr
*)j
27
18
J
/Z
2
6% July 11
18
Jan
4
20% May
45 Vo
July 25
42 % Mar
7
Bosch
Arma
Shoe
Co
Inc
Can Co
Jan
10
16% Apr
43% Aug
May 28
23% Dec
2
31
7
84% Jan
31
143
7
11
Dec
31
86
Dec
4
Aug
14% Mar 21
102
July
26%
26
26%
25%
8,500
74 la
71%
74
70%
72%,
67%
70%
35,600
33%
34Va
33 Va
34%
31%
33
29V2
32%
73,900
•25%
27
34%
34%
35 Va
35 Va
34%
35
341%
95%
95%
*95%
97%
*?)5%
97 Va
95%
95%
10
*26
26%
*26
26%
•26
26%
♦26
26%
•26
60
*58
60
58
*58
60
*58
60
2
100
Feb
18
5
17% Jun
11
102
May 27
43% July 18
63
Feb
4
Tnlv
No par
6%
noncumulative preferred—100
5%%
prior
17
18
64 Ve Jan
6
33% Nov 21
33% Dec
3
24% Oct
18
9
31% Oct
2
9
36% Oc„
17
11% Oct
18
12
33% May
40% Jan
42
Jan
120
46% Mar
10
21
2
129% Mar 26
Apr
25
39% Jan
19
51
49
13
59% Jan
July 24
16
10% Dec
165
Oct
68% Oct
llO
Dec
18
18
1
20
84% Apr 30
145% Jan 27
51% Jan
31% Nov 23
&
13
31% Dec
3
10
30% May 28
12
Jan
2
4
44% July 11
20% May 29
footnotes
FTf
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
16
93%
16 la
1614
1014
16 %
161/4-
*90
93 %
93
93
93
93
3311
32
32%
31%
32 V*
31%
46'%
1,700
18
18%
11,200
4% %
com
preferred.,
*79
80
90
90
23%
23
23la
23%
23 "a
23%
*23
23 "a
*24%
25%
*24 Va
251/4
♦24'%
25
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
•12'%
12%
92
*90
7
*90
7%
preferred
American
American
Snuff Co
Co—!
Stores
1
6%
6%
48%
49Va
*24 %
25
24%
24'%.
32%
33
1
32 »/4
32%
4,800
3614
39 Va
37'/a
38'%
26,700
12
41,700
25
25%
25%
25''a
32«a
33
33
33%-
43
42
43%
40
42%
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
143%
40%
40%
117
34
33%
143
40 %
*115
3414
40%
40%
*115
118
34
34%
11%
12 Va
150
*144
64 %
64
64
59'%
63
43%
4114
42%
42'%
42%
23,600
143%
*140%
142'%
1401%
530
40!
115
34%
57
56
57%
57
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
81%
8"a
8%
8%
8%
168%
169'a
108%
74%
74%
74%
74%
741ii
116%
117%
American Water Works Co com—5
9%
6%
preferred
American
Corp
Viscose
Preferred 6%
Preferred
series
5%%
series
Hocking
Common
preferred—
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes
Copper
Mining
116%
117
31 Vs
30%
9%„
31%
116
32
9%
10
31
9%
25
25
•25
25% >
*25
23%
*23
12%
12%
12 %
23%
24%
24%
47%
50
No par
No par
21.80
22
.
32
»
10
56%
56
56%
2,700
24'%
24 Va
31
24'/a
31%
2,900
32%
2,920
8%
8%
8%
8'/2
1,400
168%
167%
168 Va
40,700
74%
74%
73 Va
74%
13,900
1161 a
760
30 Va
30%
29%
30%
19,100
9 Va
9%
9%
914
4,000
•25;%
116
115
10
I
*25'%
25%
i
*221
12 Va
V
;
23%
24%
„
25%
700
8,300
168 %
f
31%
•23
(
32%
31%
118
*25
.
39'%
118
410
55 Va
.
24
24
12
34
12
25%
23 Va
Glass Corp—
——6.25
Anderson
73
39'%
•114'%
1,800
24%
169'/»
Tobacco common
40
32%
57%
24%
140
115
39%
a
118
168%
American
150
21'%
31
-
11 Va
•144
1,600
20%
24%
'
12%
150
6,800
22
56%
81
...
.
21%
a
Co
17
1214
168 %
7%
Anaconda Wire & Cable
23% Oct
41%
400
25,300
6%
25
25
5
100
25
100
25
Refining common
preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
Amer Sugar
Anaconda
July 11
31
3,500
49%
32%
%
No par
30
90
22%
6%
2 5 lit
25%
1
a.—
90
22
4914
49%
%
23
7
714
50%
50
92
22
50
6%
491a
0%
6%
49%
No par
Co—
40
80
22%
5
Co
Potash & Chemical
7%
♦79
*22%
*89%
92
80
2
25
Corp
Gas
*79
81
Va
20
100
Products
Metal
convertible
*79
31
1
preferred
American Molasses Co
$4
17,200
45'%
9
9
130
31%
18%
81
50% July 12
1,800
16»%
93'%
47
72% Jan
41% July 18
16 Va
•92
18
25
95% May
2,400
2,500
13%,
45%
17
15
14
97
13
19%
53
35% Oct
•13
•93
47%
42% Oct
84
13%
13 '/a
18 Va
& Smelting—1
Electronics Corp——
1
May
5,500
97
*93
97
135
47 "a
American Zinc Lead
13
page 26.
*93
13%
132
19%
Amphenol
12
see
13%
14
97
Va
100
135
47%
5
11
16
13
13114
77
18%
7
33% ,Oct
14
♦93
137%
77
47 3 i
19% Mar
Jan
35% Mar 19
13%
136
82
19%
33% Aug
42% Dec
43%
14%
97
*13%
137
7,400
47
11
12
13 Va
*93
135'/a
200
39'%
18'%
18
Aug 29
*
16
Ills Oct
31% Feb
130%
130'%
*115
6
2
1,500
common——25
0% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
23
107
10,200
18%
141%
11 % July 26
42% Apr
6
Dec
90
32Va
•18'%
15%•38
46 Va
Anchor
32% Jan
31%
18%
18%
♦78
143'a
14
Sep
32%
19
82
142
25% Jan
7
32
*78
-100
27 % Feb
Nov
33 Vo
18%
18%
81
42%
4
85
14
32%
18%
*78
64
24
87% Mar 19
Jan 23
63% Feb
33%
*90
20% Oct
€5-
32%
18%
82
65
21
23% Mar 13
17% Dec 12
32%
18%
43%
31
t
32%
*78
64
78% Jan
o
27,900
42%
131% Feb
22%
121%
43 3 a
9% Jan
Jan
May 28
221/4.
11
65
24% Sep
29
27
21%
13
411a
17
3
4
22%;
12%
64 %
10% July 20
Jan
Dec
23% Nov 26
25
21%
13
22%
111% Aug 19
18
23
12%
12
6934 Aug 22
29% Oct
22%
13
22 %
179% Mar
3,400
21%
*144
2
1,900
16
12%
22
25
1414
21%
12
Apr 24
14'A
12%
150
Oct
14%
100
1,400
22%
12
62
8% Oct
14%
400
50,000
12%
22
84% Apr
84
211a
*144
40
29'%
•82
\
16 Va
22
45% Mar 12
31%
•28'%
84
381/4,
150
8
311%
29 Va
16
12
15
1,500
32
38%
22
47% Jan
3,500
29%
♦82
14 Va
*144
123% Feb
4,700
60
16%
& Std Sany common—5
23
2,100
41'%
60
37%
40
preferred
100
American Seating Co
—10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
18
37»%
40'%
59'%
16 Va
Amer Rad
10
/ 37'/a
43
*38%
4
3
167% Oct
*37
17
9
Apr
45% Jan
1
34,900
40
18 V0 Jan
18
16
100
7,300
41
16%
66% July 11
158
39% Oct
16% Jan
13%
Optical Co
24
187% Feb
40
40
News
155% Jan
28
13%
American
19
10
41
4 Vo
30%
Amer
Jun
6
32
American
97% July 3
63% Jun 11
11
22,400
191/4
4
No par
Metals
3
18
Oct
41%
17% Mav 17
17
30% S°n
14%
14'%
•19
4%
Metal Co Ltd connnon.No par
Natural
24
Dec
15V4
41%
4%
79
Motors
41% Oct
Oct
,
19
4%
41%
41%
14%
1914
16%
1
100
preferred
American
59 Va Oct
32
15%
Va
79
3.90%
American
34% Jan
114 %. Sep
4
32%
31
8 Va Mar 21
18
136
*19
4%
31%
16% Jun
13% Oct
Feb
151 a
16
19V4
Vo
40
100
preferred
American Mach & Fdry common—7
5%%
48% Oct
1
of 111
American Investment Co
American
3
—10
American Ice Co common
July 31
17
13%
16%
*38%
12.50
Corp
American International Corp
July 31
8% Jan
10
20
1
1
29
70% Sep
100
Products
31
59% Mar 20
41
5
Secur—No par
Hardware
American-Home
4
12
Co
American Hawaiian SS Co.
21
31
174
41%
American Gas & Electric Co——10
Jan
30
12
40%
Export Lines Inc
40c
& Foreign Power—No par
3
5% Dac
46% Jan 23
8,300
*14%
55% Jan
142% Dec
4
European
7
20
38,700
14%
13% Jan
Nov
15%
*19
4%
Enka Corp
6
105
16 %
1914
Va
American
99 Va Feb
21
4
American
28
Feb
15%
♦19
1
7
o un
SO*
18%
41%
25
15 Va Aug 19
20% Oct
18%
40'%
24%
16% Jun
6
50
~G0
*75
25
80
36% Jan
Va
25
21% Apr
21
18
41%
25%
Mar 16
Nov
1714
40 %
*80
*25
Jan
28
19%
43%
•80
25V4
97% Jun
Sep 24
18%
,42%
251/4
19
145
19%
43%
25%
17
13
18%
43
*80
25%
Amer
Feb
18%
42
*80
2,100
38%
12
24 V* Mar 20
17%
40%
58
37'%
Jun
300
26 Va
*59
39 Va
Amer Machine &
54% Aug
'•«
34%
97 %
37%
10
177
2,100
40,500
15'A
39%
13
8
24.500
62
3814
501/.
5
2,200
■
851/4
39 Va
28% Jun
19
14%
38V0
?1
Dec
61%
•82
38%
17
Jun
./
37%
Jan
16% Dec
83
34 Va
Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
American Encaustic Tiling
Oct
43
15%
82'/a
34%
American
18
150
14%
85
83%
41
2.8% Feb
15%
•83
32
Oct
/
62 Va
63
15 V*
151/4
86
29%
7
18"
62
62
63%
500
•
99%
83%
10% Feb
25
14%
*83
38
29%
Sep
16
63%
14%
86
27
97
32
13
Jan 21
Apr
5
64
14%
100%
32
4
28
63%
*83 %
99
84
34% May
108
104%
30
45% Nov
.30
102
103
27
*26
' 37'/a
v
29
6
105%
104%
*25%
•
*82
10
2
38%
*29%
35% Feb
31
26%
*37'/a
82
25% Nov
Mar
26%
39%
27
29 Va
93
28
26%
38
32
26
97% Dec
26%
39%
82
Co
77% Dec
92% Dec
•25%
27
38%
29'/a
95
Aug 28
101 %
27
♦26%
38%
32
9
78
-
*25Va
26%
37%
10
178% July
Mar 29
25%
27
26%
.
26%
10
13
2
*25 %
,
25%
*95%
prior preferred
118% Feb
11
109
Colortype
4%%
American
10
50
42,500
95
41%
39% May 22
23% Jan
2
Oct
*87
*57%
135
Oct
95
6,800
26%
37%
18
31
♦87
60
26
93
-
26%
95
44.
18
15% Jan
25
•91
98
37%
17
3
77
25%
26%
60
Oct
11
*75%
77%
26V4
4314
18 % Sep
21
77Va
26%
*76%
*91
59%
77
40% Dec
*76%
26%
93
38Va
31% Oct
106% Feb
7714
26%
27
45
American
9
*7614
78
93
57%
American
19
43
37%
I
28
161/4
42 Va
43%
23
Dec
16
43 Va
37%
31% Feb
-Dec
16 Va
42%
58
17% Apr
85
15%
44%
45%
10
15
17
43
57
18
24% Feb
400
7,3QO
72%
preferred
Oct
17% Apr
17% Jan
13% Nov 29
16%
44
21% Oct
142% Nov
2,500
16%
37%
177/a Aug 27
27"% Jan 14
4
1,600
No par
49
25
27%
No par
18
Jan
27%
Chicle
17
18% Oct
66
28
Chain & Cable
15% Oct
11
28
20,100
•
American
38% Oct
5
28
75
American
14
■
53
73 Va
5
7
30% Dec
21%
50%
3
' Sep
48% July 15
29 Va Apr 30
Itov 27
21'/4
52 %
64% July
36 % Oct
Dec
21%
51%
25%
American Crystal Sugar com
1
44% Maria
74%
21%
64
American
19% Aug
73
22
44%
12.50
8
48
*27%
78 Va
53%
53
73
common
9
'
300
16%
25
American
27
3
900
2Va
44
77%
1
93 % Feb
3
100
13 Va
10%
.20
89% Jan
28
103
13
*1%
34 %
Corp
34% Sep
Jan
*100
25%
coinuum
Cable & Radio
3
Dec
2 Va
103
33 %
preferred
14
•
1314
*114
Broadcasting-Paramount
Jan
12% Dec
13%
44%
26%
.
No par
00% Aug 12
35%
17%
13%
35%
a
31,400
71%
Corp
com
29 % Oct
25
*2114
a
131
100
30'/4
%
10
convertible preferred
14
24% Aug 20
11% May 7
35 Va
50
28
27% Mar21
37
*100
4.5,900
100
16%
44
100
common
Feb
8
7614
22
5Va
204
*89
100
Dec
22% Jun
79
Si/4
30
No par
35
11
*2
1,200
73
*160
35%
38
10
16 Va
100
2 Va
*1314
28
com
100
13
78
*21'%
,
1011
100
2
27%
No par
18
Dec
13%
2
5%
109''/a
*18?%
*70%
■
190
*90
4,100
14,900
1
27% May 15
61
78 Va
37%
101 Va
13%
28%
preferred—.100
American
7%
100%
28%
preferred
Theatres
6%
39
55
preferred
Brake
102
37%
54
Corp
American Bank Note
6%
38%
2%
1314'
109%
16
72
:
190
.
13 Va
No par
American Bakeries Co
26
15
100
2Va
109%
5%
240
*98
21%,
America
Petroleum
conv
6
*151
100
5
Limited
convertible
4%%
5%
240
*85
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common—.
1
3Va%
*109
15%,
*151
Va
13%.
72
125
55%
Amerada
70% Aug 16
113
8
6
13%-
73
24.0
54
7
53% July
147 % Jun
5%
2%
16%
*85
21%
Corp
of
16'%
*71
*151
76%
3
16
57a
2 %
109 V a
*109
16%
73
No par
l
Co
16%
*71
No par
Amalgamated Leather Co
8% convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (Tlie)__:—1
Amerace Corp
12.50
30% Feb 21
29% Jan
*109
1'6%
71
___5
-
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
63% July
13%
11a
30
Oct
13%
13%
82
25
13%
111
1%
3
July 11
13%
13%
97% Jan
47
2%
m
102
26
17
*2%
15%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
—
__100
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
20
Apr
2%
5
18
Allied
34
2%
71
100
19
9
2%
13%
36
22% Aug 13
Jan
17,900
190
*153
47% Jun
May 10
800
48%
48
*180
160
40% Feb
36% May
21%
50
*153
4
119
21%
7,000
189
66% Jan
30
22 Va
48%
600
21%
*178
21
18
22%
5114
21'/a
11,300
195
1
Laboratories Inc
Products
22 V*
50%
51%
2214
200
7%
*185
1
Mills
22
2214
21%
7%
'
195
1
Inc
Dye
49%
8
153
*187
13
common..
Chemical &
*21%
7
*147
195
2
Allied Kid Co
14
49%
153
100
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
Allied
21%
47 3-i
151 Va
*182
*108%
Industries
153
2314
154
100
series
Allen
26
8 Va
No par
common
pfd
150
8 lit
*25%
*149%
147 Va
7%
77
,
147
10
x25%
1
_
Aug 13
8
26
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allied
Oct
9,800
27 Va
42% Dec
98% Sep
44%
13%
preferred A
___100
prior preferred—No par
4
25% Oct
43%
22 Va
5
3
93
44 %
26%
100
3
Mar 12
4314
13%
80% Jan
37% July 25
46 Va
22%
com in
23% July
59
Oct
125
45
27
preferred
88% Jan
8
46%
13%
27% Aug 16
15% Oct 17
Dec
3,300
45
36%Apr23
30V»-Nov 29
14
13 Va
26
104% NOV
13%
43Ta
29% Dec
15
14
%
conv
Allied
14
26%
Jau
11
1414
13%
preferred-
5Va%
14 »/u
42
Products Jhc edmtnon
$4
14%
22
Alleghany Corp
190
14%
22%
Juneau
4%%
200
14%
26%
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry_
7%
6,000
14%
21%
conv
Aldens Inc
-2,000
98
26%
Air Reduction Inc
1
*94
1
Aetna-Standard
Alaska
14
117% Mar 27
5
21% Dec
Aug 28
*97
10
Corp
4.50%
4
17
May
64% Dec
30
12% Dec
£3-
28
98
No par
,
Admiral Corp
232 % Jun
*97
Co
Addressograpli-Multigraph Corp
Aeroquip
98
-■
Corp
Co
Express
7
31% July 5
31% July 23
65% July 8
Shares
411/4
1
Inc
7
241 % Sep
Dec
30
Steel
■
29%
25
Stores
Jun
160
14
115
105
7
155
Acme
Oct. 18
42 Va
1
14% Jan
136
Mar 14
204
8
11
the Week
Friday
Oct. 17
41%
100
ACF Industries Inc
Aug 29
13
Bale* tor
Thursday
29%
•
20
Oct. 16
1
conv
preferred
Vending Corp
10
2934 May 25
22Sep 19
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 15
5
—
Abbott Laboratories common
ABC
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 1+
11Q
25%
23
24
23
11%
12%
HVa
11%
23
23%
22%
23
43%
a
"60
8,100
6,100
92,100
46%
4712
46%
45
46%
-
42'%
45
42%
59
59%
*59%
60
59%
59'/a
\
59 %
59%.
58%
59%
370
37V4
37%
37'a
38
38
38
37'%
38
♦37
37%
1,100
88
•84
88
*84
88
X36
36
*84
35%
10
23%
24%
24'a
14
26%
26%
*26%
*
*84
88
36 Va
37
37
36 V4
36%
3614
26%
24%
25%
23%.
24
24
88
28
*26%
28
»84
*26'%
28
•26'%
36'%
1,500
25 V8
15,900
28
100
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1744)
.
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
B»Sf• for Previous
Highest
Lowest
32'A Aug 28
39% Apr
39% Apr
5
25% Oct
18
36
Jan
4
Argo
69% Dec
14
46
Oct
11
65% Jan
2
11% Sop
25
16% Jan
8
Armour
27% Jan
23
46% Feb
9
15% Feb
7
24
26 Ve Nov
29
Dec
5
2
May
22% Oct
37% Mar 27
8'/a Jan
13
3% Oct
18
6% Jun
28 Ve Jan
3
30% Mar 29
6% Jan
2
27
9
2
12
34
14
103
Jan
78
Jun
6
19% Oct
28% Feb
Jun
May
6
Inc
24%
80
24
80%
24
39
27
Jan
33 Va
32%
33
26%
26
25 "a
25%
3,300
48%
49%
12:%
24%
46%
48'A
46%
47%
30,/00
12
12%
11%
12 Ve
29,900
24'A
10,300
26
10% Feb
13
27
Jan
2
30 Va Jun
7
27
84
Oct
16
95
Jan
23
9
33% Oct
18
50 Va
July 15
47% Aug 14
38% Oct
10
57% Jun
99% Feb
17
Nov 28
63% May
43% Jan 27
35% Jan
5
83% Nov
Feb
101
-15%.
15%
29
27%
Atlas
5%
61% Feb
13
91
Aug
1
13
11% Jan
9
Sep
16% Jan
19
8
Atlas
14
Austin
1
18
38
5% Oct
29
7% Feb 24
»7% Sep 26
79% July 16
17
Feb
29 Va Oct
34% Oct
5% Sep 26
14
8% Oct
11
Oct
14
7% July
48% July
49% Feb 24
39
Mar 29
18 V* Mar 22
20%
20%
20%
20%
Babbitt
(B
Babcock
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
31 Ye Dec
17
35% Feb
7
32 Ve Jan
3
Feb
2
90% July 26
Dec
21
41% Feb
13
58 Ve Dec
28
19
53
85
Apr
July 22
8
36% Oct
17
Oct
15
63
67% Oct 24
57'A Jan
82% Jun
54
May 16
31 % Oct
18
Jan
19
18
89
16
Sep
14
12
55% Oct
31
11
Oct
18
14% July
44
Jun
12
39
Feb
21
52
15% Jun
18
60
9
39
Jan
6
14
Feb
9
43
May 28
67% Nov
26
42% Oct
8
16 Ve Aug 21
19 Va Jan
6
15% Aug
6
16% Mar 22
94
27
23
106 Va
20
Jan
13
37 % Jan
43% Dec
28
Dec
31
19 y2 Jun
8
Apr
11
4
Sep
26
86% Aug
31'A Jan
24
Sep
27
42
22
12
35% July
2
13% Aug
l
39
Sep
17
26% Aug
6
32% Dec
26
14
Feb
6
10% Mar
27
Jan
3
11% Oct
50% Dec
31
Jan
3Q
39
10
Nov 28
20
Jun
8
28% Feb
14
65
101
Nov 27
8
Apr
preferred
6%
15%.
15%
58%
59%
60%
60.
60%
59%
60!
Bell
85
89'A Feb
6
& Howell
4V*%
•
4%
32%
31%
10%
10%
33%
33%
33%
92%
92
92
9%
33%.
92%
*84
33%
33%
*92
:
93.
85%
85%
84%
40%
38%
56
55
54%
33
54
32%
58%
32%
32%
54%
32%
59
59%
59%.
58
59
10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*52
55
*52
55
18%
*17%
43%
18
47%
16%
16%
18Va
43%
44
l<j
16'A
12%
12-%
11%
12%
11%
30%
79
18%
39%
31
31%
79
19%
31
79
18%
*38
33%
79
19'A
39
29
11%
14%
40'A
91%
*38
*78%
39%
10
28
27%
28%
11%
13%
11%
14%
.11%
14%
11%
15%
10
preferred—
27%
1
38%
40%
39%
41'a
40
88
88
91'A
*86
100
*86
28%
11%
14%
40
39%
1,700
1,000
4
4
1% Dec
30% Oct
1
44Ve Dec
19
53% Jun
Dec
31
Dec~20
17%
500
11,600
2,600
32'A
32
*115
32
135
2,300
47%
31!a
79
8,300
17%
*39
29
11
13%
37%
18
39
29
11
13%
37%
5,600
*86
46%
93
11%
30%.
*78%
.
45%
91%
May 14
Beneficial Finance Co
1
17 y2
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16 %
17%"
10%
May
41%
41%
41 %
42
42
42
41%
41%
41%
417a
Oct
17
preferred
50
Benguet Consolidated Inc—1 peso
1 Ya
1 Ya
1 Va
1%
Best
& Co
29 y4
Best
Foods
t
28
15
32% July 15
49% July
5
17
54»AJan
39% Oct
71
5
84
Jan
136
11
6
Dec
13A Jan
5%
9
20
7
11
7
<
50% July 16
JUn
20
Jan
24
9% Oct
11
15% Jan
11
26
75
18
65
Sep
38% Oct
155
Apr
32% Feb
10
50% Spd
23
46% July 17
32% May 11
24% Oct
11
64% May 17
43% Jan
2
20
Oct
18
29% Jan
14
21
Oct
29
Corp—
44%
_5
cum
,
Inc
Blaw-Knox Co
Bliss
(E W)
Bliss
46%
48%
-fA'47
1
1%
1
1 Ya
.1%
-
23 Va Nov 21
34Y4 May
3
1
31 y4
43 Ya
31%
31%
31
31
30
30%
30%
30%
43
43%
44Va
44%
44
44 %
43!
43%
1,700
34
34
34%
33%
34!
32
33%
32
33%
7,700
180,800
*144
(Delaware)
%
67
*65 Va
40%
41%
397a
40%
39%
144 Va
143%
143%
143%
143 "a
9%
10
9%
9%
9%
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67
*65 %
*65%
41 y2
67%
42
67
42!
40
26%
25%
26
67%
40%
24%
21%
-
42%
25%
26%
21%
10
39%
42
25%
2!%
21%
21%
21%
21
4
24%
12
20% May
1
17
3
Mar
1
14 Va Dec
26
9% Dec
Jan
2
23%
23 %
23%
23
23
2
Boeing
5
32%
34%
34%
36%
33%
34%
32%
Jan
9
Bohn
5
17
17
17
17 %
17%
17%
17
18
32
Apr
15
16 Ya Jan
3
Oct
11% July
9
14Va Feb 12
Bon
Ami
Class
Bond
A
26
12 % Marl6
9% Jan
2
27
64
Jan
12
51% Feb
12
62% Jun 12
Borden
17
50% Apr
5
33% Oct
11
46
79
Dec
3
48% Dec
12
98
y2'Feb 10
.
17
29% Jan
1
10
1
61% Jan
3
14% Jan 31
35% Dec
31
Dec
31
35 ya Jun
8
28% Feb
3
14
100
"
13% Pec
39% Ndv
17
23% Oct
"rr
38 Ve J&n
A
23
46.
Dec
Aug 29
Dec
Nov
24
24
23
13%
13%
13%
12! 2
13%
12%
%
13%
1,020
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15 Ya
15 3 a
14%
15
14%
15! 4
8,600
23
Dec
08
90
48 Y4 May 22
36% Aug
28
12
Oct
8
13% Oct 18
•
£4,/a
33% Feb
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Canadian Breweries Ltd
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65
110
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24
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11
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-
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Buckeye Pipe Line Co
;
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Bucyrus-Erle Co
5
.
Budd (The) Co common
5
$5 preferred
—No par
Buffalo Forge Co
1
10
13
34%
60
34
60
34%
60
11
59%
-1
17
34 V* Nov
*10%
34%
;
3
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Corp
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15
52% Jan
8
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11
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50
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17
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Jan
18
8
100
2.50
15
Oct
26% Oct
11
10%
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Bristol-Myers Co common
33A% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Jun
11
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•
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preferred
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36% Jun 13
11
£ '
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9% Jan 23
25% May
61JAJulyl2
Aug 26
14% Oct
•
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15
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
5%
10
Jan 21
Oct
*24
26
33%
-
5
25
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jan
80% July 30
?
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1.25
15
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47
30
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27
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8
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72
Mar
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
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9
30
Inc
Braniff
41'A July
14
1,500
26
13%
13% Jan 14
Oct
23
2,000
165,400
"
25%
48
22
36% July 17
38% July 30
28
63
2
^
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12% Aug 21
65
11% Jan
27!2 Oct
21% Jan
1
26
11
38% Mar 11
26% July 19
5
Feb
Oct
12
July 18
17% May 28
27
10
32% Oct 18
--
89
3
47% Jan
82
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16
19% Jan
11
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8
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18
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li
22%
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39
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6% Oct 17
Feb 29
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Stores
Boston
7
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22
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53% Jan 24
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75
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Oct
Oct
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57% Mar 19
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17 %
24%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
;
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5,500
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■
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10
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7,100
1
class
38% Jan
Jan
,
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a
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B
17 Y» May 27
11 Ya Sep 19
54
22
2.50
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21
33%
22
61 Ye Jan
25
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20
23%
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10
Laughlin Inc
Airplane Co
Aluminupi & Brass Corp
40!
38%
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21 Yr
,
25
.
1,500
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143%
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10
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12
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13
36
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125
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Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
1% ■ preferred
47 Va
;
Dec
65% Dec
'29% Apr
28% Nov 29
800
10,100
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Bestwall
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Deoker Mfg Co
_1
2
28 Va Jan
25% Nov 20
3,100
19,400
16%
48
Oct
13
30
15,700
Bendix
21
Feb
16'/a Jan
8,100
47
46%
66% May 17
32
172 y2 Feb
~20
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11%
18
28% Sop
8
1,900
16
18
43
13 Va Jun
146
1,600
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44%
11
9
33% Apr 17
130
600
16
Jun
22
77 Va Aug
63
100
55,500
17%
1
2% Feb 24
14
3,500
44
16% Oct
43% Oct
64% Dec 27
8
33,400
16
40
48% Jun
34,400
30%
31%
9%
10
33%
33%
92
92
83%
84
36%
37%
54
54
31% .31%
5a%
56
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55
18
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11
11%
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39
28%
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86
80
11%
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79
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45
46 %
16
16%
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140
92
92
-
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17%
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32%
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93
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33
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55
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85%
38
56
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55
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600
30
32
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4
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17
5%
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39%
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39,500
2,900
29 %
56%
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39%
88
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80
5,700
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40
4
33%
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80
5%
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39%
34
39%
17
31
30
4%
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33%
8%
8%
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32%
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12.50
100
common
•
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1
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50
2
4
62
8%
17%
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5%
6
40%
40%
8%
40%
1
10
_—
50'A.Jan
_
,
32',;;
39%
——No par
Beech Creek RR
,
8%,
80
10
7%
15%
*85%
50
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
Belding-Heminway
36% Mar 15
10
.7%
15%
80%
92
N« par
Bell Aircraft Corp
Jan
7%
15%
4
100
100
Baltimore & Ohio common—..—100
4','o noncumulative preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook RR
1
Barber Oil Corp—
.10
Barker Brothers Corp common—5
24Va Jan 31
11
8%
15%
60%
8
41
10%
33!a
100
-—2.50
Beckman Instruments Inc
1
Beck Shoe (AS) 4%% pfd
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
9
11
27 Va Feo
31
47% Jan
7%
15%
80
*82
31 Va
Beaunit Mills Inc
47% July 16
17% Oct
8
Dec
8%
*15%
58%
B
Beatrice Foods Co common
3%% conv prior preferred
4Vs% preferred
5
20% Jan
4
79%
8%
15%
8
79%
3,900
84'A
40%
?
34%.
38%
8,600
28
*82
84%
34%
39%
52,600
9%
9
28
15%
9
13
Corp
series
Bayuk Cigars Inc
35% May20
17
(The)
Baste Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp
May 20
Oct
preferred
17'A Feb
13
35%
.
79%
4%- preferred series C—;
4 %%
136
79
91% Aug
29
20
102
26% Oct
9
23
3
19
11
17% Sep
25% Jan
60
Feb
2
July 23
Sep
Co
19% July 25
71% May 22
31'A Mar 14
Jan
Nov
.
89% July 12
120
134% July 13
116
,
58% July 25
May 10
6*9% Jan 27
12% Oct
42 »A Jan
4Vz'/o
28
34%
40%
79%.
9%
28
39
1
Inc„
Wilcox
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
15
Mar
Feb
95
35%.
41%
81%.
41
4
35% Feb
84
40%
16
102
84
6
11
80
85
5%
BYaJan
2,600
20
19%
20%
9
27%
34%
5%
40
15
19%
9%
28
31
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20%
9
28
30%
46% Jan
68%
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40%
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39
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20%
27%
27%
31
11
130
96
68%
68%
85
35
30%
of
11
113
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5
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Oct
105
27%
17
Canteen
29
*95
96
67%
9%
.17
9% Oct
Nov 29
27%
9
8%
5
95
9%
9
17%
12
.Jan
3,600
*94'A
68
8%
15% Jan
3% Aug 26
29%
29%
95%
67
*16%
48% Deo
30
29%
30%
95
20
8
7% July 12
5,000
30
No par
11% Jun
17
900
6%
30
($1.20)_^_No pai
common
prior pref
35% May 24
4% Dec
16,000
6%
96%
67%
Mfg Corp (The) comm'on
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
3
15%
27%
6%
96
Avco
5
7
30
20
Co
Nichols
Automatic
May 15
15 Ve
27 %
„
30
67%
1
common
Powder
Conv
15%
27%
30
68
10
100
preferred
58 % Oct
17
27
17% Feb
22% Jun
Corp
29%
15%
27%
I
27%
30
RR—-—No par
24
Jan
18
9
Coast Line
25
18
1
130
2,500
900
95
100
24
15% Oct
20
29%
3%
'
preferred
Jan
18% Jun
3%
00
,-10
11% Jan
79'A July 26
6% Oct 18
94
10% May 28
6
200
3%
95
preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
Atlantic
23%
3%
15%
27%
6%
80
23%
6%
15%
27%
7
7
80
29%
non-cum
4%
3%
30%
*29%
30
23%
83
24
23'A
10
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
157/a Dec 27
8% Nov 29
5%
3;%
3%
23 %
*80
*22 %
80
24
100
Common
6
80
*23
2,300
Goods Corp— "
Associates Investment Co
11
Sep
30 V4 Mar
26'/a Dec
60
18
9
11% Aug
30
Shares
Oct. 18
33 Y«
25%;
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
Nov
10
3
33% July 23
25% Nov 21
the Week
Friday
Oct. 17
49%
29%
7
0%
Sales for
Thursday
33%
33%
26'%* 26%
33 %
3%
15%
27%
15
27%
5
—
3Ya
*29%
1
1st preferred
5.25%
23%
80At
24
1
Associated Dry
Common
28
63% Jan 22
89
23 %
12%
23%
3%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Produces Corp
19
12%
m
Ashland Oil & Refining com
5
Aug 28
73
Arvin
31% May 31
3
35
Jan
110% Jan
16
Industries
36 V* July 19
19% May
17
7% Sep
12%
22%
—_1
2.50
11
2nd
12%.
*22
Corp
Artloom Carpet Co Inc—.
6
48%
5
Constable
Oct
15
Mar 29
1
26%
48%
12%
5
26%
:No par
preferred
Arnold
6 Ye Jan
31% Mar 15
20
Jan 23
Illinois—
33%
46%
•
33 %
26%
5
of
Oct. 16
33
10
27% Oct
11
8% Feb
Co
&
$3.75
7
11
Oct
5
14
' 4
65
18
5
Feb
Oil Corp
steel Corp
Armstrong Cork Co common—^
4
Feb
Sep
18
15% Jan
97
Jan
92
79
6
22
27% Oct
297/a.Feb
30
32 Vi Jun
11
2
Jan
102% Mar
18% May 24
4% Dec
5
267/e Jun
25
Wednesday
Oct. 15
Oct. 14
No par
Armco
41Y* Apr
12
Par
Archer-Danlels-Midland
9
35% Jun 28
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
HIGH SALE PBICES
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1956
76 Va
*76%
77 Ya
90
51! 2
*50
51V"
250
25
*24 3 a
25 Va
2574
'*
26 Ya
2574
26 Va.-
4774
48"
47 Ya
47%
18,100
700
Volume 186
Number 5683
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1745)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
-
Lowest
Range Since Jan 1
Highest
Highest
23 ¥2 Dec
12
41% Feb
31% Jan
23
45 %
22
Nov
14
29 Va Mar 20
101
1
11% Oct
18
26% Jan
4
32% Oct
11
51 ¥4 Jun
13
22
Feb
12
32% May 22
9
94
July 17
2
22% Oct
14
33% Oct
18
Nov
30
29
40% Feb
29
277/a Apr
65% Dec
49% NOV
20
62% May 16
Nov
9
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28
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Central Illinois Light com
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preferred
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1
41 ¥4
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3
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18
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6
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11
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12
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4
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26
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25
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21
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18
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18
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11
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23
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25
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27
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57
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21
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31
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28
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3
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4
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18
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1
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22
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6
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85
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24
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31
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28
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1
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23
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107
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Comptometer Corp
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17
9
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10
Commercial Credit Co
17
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6
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5
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28
36% Jan
18
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14
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31
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20
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12
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17
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79
16
3
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10
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3
83
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27
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5
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see
page
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10
18
Dec
104
12
18.
Dec
'*101
Oct
23% Oct
15
13%
Sep
24% Oct
15 Va Dec
31,200
"
54%
*13 Va
38
19
26 ¥2
511/4
53 Va
13%
45
19
Dec
13,400
51 Va Mar 12
34 ¥2 Dec
15
43 Vi
15 ¥2
-34 ¥4 Dec
Dec
42 ¥4
24 ¥«
28
8
43%
14%
28
29.
43
23%
22% Jun
Nov
44
Colorado Fuel & .Iron
22% Jun
38% Dec
43 ¥4
Collins & Aiknian Corp:
27
100
44
2
.
Dec
28 ¥2 Nov
43 ¥2
50 ¥4 July 30
Nov 30
44 ¥4 Nov
4.000
4
3
17 Va Dec
200
34¥2
17% Oct
11
78
83%
34'/«
•'» 33% Jan
47"
J 5 ¥4
83%
34%
17
10
50'
17
84
34 ¥4
25
9
35% Dec
54.
Apr
*83%
34%
22% Oct
23 ¥2 Jan
Dec
83
26
26%
83%
13% Feb
13% Nov 21
27% May 28
36% Dec'
Jun
9,200
27 ¥4
83%
53%
Climax Molybdenum
5
26%
26
27 ¥n
34 ¥4
43%
duett Peabody & Co com
8
125,300
84
27%
13%
No par
No par
7% preferred
100
4% cumulative 2nd preferred_10o
Coca-Cola Co (The)
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co com10
$3.50 preferred
No par
68%
35 Va
43 ¥4
Co
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
•
5
July 15
Equipment
1,100
84
27 ¥4
51 Va
C C C & St Louis Ry Co
700
¥4
10
50
35
10
5
100
15
com—100
5% noncumuiative preferred
100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com..—-15
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd-—50
Clark
13,600
84
27%
No par
preferred
14,600
35 ¥4
27 %
City Products Corp
No par
City Stores Co common
5
4V4% convertible preferred—100
175
Jun
24% Jan
4
67% July 2
May 16
166% Aug 22
103
30
34% Jan
8
,.5Va%
9,000
22
26%
84
10
Cities Service Co
City Investing Co common
2
3
July 18
Jan
17
18
May 28
Jan
4% preferred
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial Corp
17,400
34 ¥2
8.50
100
Common
71
Jun
6
18% May 31
lOOVaSep 23
196
111
Jun
47
12
49% Oct 17
12% Oct 18
37% Oct
89 ¥2 Nov
39 ¥2 Dec
23
34
29
102
30
Apr 24
94¥a Jan 31
50¥2 Jan
4
11
83¥4 Sep
18
Jan
23% Sep
2,200
¥2
16
*9%
*47
66 7 b
72%
¥4
16
16
*10
¥2
¥2
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
87
4,200
Western Ry com Del_50
preferred
Chickasha
5%
6
5%
¥1
»7»u
*24%
5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
29
May 10
6
6 ¥4
6 ¥4
6
6%
6 ¥4
¥2
130
90
*88
_i
common
Chic & North Western
Mar 26
64
33 ¥4
90
20
5
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
29
21
Great
5%
14
31% Feb
16% Nov
33%
90
20%
convertible
Class A
Chic
20% July 25
55 ¥2 May 28
21% Nov
33 Va
90%
19%
preferred
loo
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Mar 15
3 6 ¥2 Dec
34
90
19%
1.25
;
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
July 25
¥4 Jan
Manufacturing
33 ¥2
90
19%
1
Chemway Corp
30% Mar 11
28% Oct
24
Cab
4,100
34
90
1
''
31% Apr 27
9
28% Feb
May
10 Vb Apr
33 ¥2
No par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
2
29% Nov 29
No par
$4.50 preferred
29
5
Common
11
Feb
27% Apr
34
26 ¥4
24%
23%
16%
15%
72 ¥4
*44%
45 ¥2
*44%
45¥2
38 ¥4
38 ¥4
*38
38%
♦38
100
*51
39'%
120
51
50¥4
51
330
541/2
50 ¥2
51
51
10
15,900
26%
25%
26 Va
25
25%
24%
25 Va
25 ¥2
25%*
25
25 ¥2
24 Va
24%
23%
24
16 ¥0
16
16 \'a
15%
16 Va
15%
15%
16
15 Va
15%
14 Va
15¥4
14%
14%
*71%
72 ¥4
71%
71%
71
36 Va
36%
351/4
36
35
351/2
6,800
27%
27%
27 Ye
27%
3,600
Xl6
16
*71 ¥4
46
*45
26
26%
25 ¥2
16
160
15%
,
*71 ¥t
71
7,000
45,200
5,300
60
72
35 ¥4
36
35%
36 ¥2
27%
27 ¥2
27%
27%
27 ¥4
27%
22
23%
22%
23%
22 ¥2
23 ¥4
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22%
17,700
45 ¥2
45 ¥2
46 ¥2
45¥4
45%
45
45¥2
12%
46%
13 Va
45 ¥2
13
12 ¥a
12%
11%
12 ¥0
12 Va
3,900
17,400
38%-J
38%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38 ¥2
38¥a
13,800
95
95
95
94%
*93 ¥2
94%
94%
100
45
¥4
12%
38 ¥4
*92 ¥4
*5 ¥2'
5
6 ¥4
*93
5 ¥2
¥4
5%
5¥a
5; a
4%
5%
4%
11%
37%
*93
5 ¥2
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
lO'/a
10%
10 ¥a
10 ¥4
10 ¥4
10 ¥4
10
10
10
9%
9¥e
9 ¥4
9¥a
9
9
9
9
9
36
36
35
4%
2,100
1,600
7,000
91/8
35 ¥2
36
5 ¥2
10
8,200
3,200
36
35%
36
36
36
11
11 ¥4
11
11 ¥4
11 Va
11
10%
11
10%
10%
9,700
42%
42 ¥2
42
%
42%
42 ¥4
42 ¥2
42
42 ¥2
42
42%
10,000
99 ¥4
99 ¥4
98%
99 ¥4
98 ¥4
98%
98¥4
98¥4
97 ¥2
98
1,600
33
34 ¥4
34%
35%
34 ¥2
35 Va.'
32 Va
35
30 ¥2
32
10,800
22 ¥2
23%
22%
23%
22 ¥4
23 ¥4
20 Va
2l¥a
20'A
21
7,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
15'/2
151/2
4,600
13%
i
13
¥2
13%
13%
131/4
13%
13'/4
13'A
1,500
15%
*15%
15%
13
13%
13%
■
.
¥4
15%
15¥2
15%
*15%
15%
1,100
37%
38%
39
39 ¥2
38 ¥2
38%
38
38%
37%
38 ¥2
3,700
25%
27
27
27
27
27%
25
251%
23 ¥2
23/2
1,000
44%
44%
44%
45 ¥4
44%
44%
44¥8
44%
43%
90 %
91 >4
*9614
91
90 ¥2
91
SO
91 ¥2
92 ¥2
92'a
92 Va
92''a
♦90
91
*83 ¥4
85 ¥2
*83
851/2
15%
15%
*15 ¥2
44'/2
7,600
¥a
A
430,000
89%
901/8
780
90 '/b
750
re
92 %
*83
.
17 Va
*85
27%
*94
41
92 Va
85%
17%
86 ¥2
17%
17 Vv
*85
95
42 ¥a
41 ¥2
*80
81
*109
110
79%
-108
17Va
*85
17'/4
87
17
*87
17¥4
86 ¥2
28
¥4
28%
27%
28%
28
28 Va
*94 ¥4
95%
94¥4
94¥4
41%
4C'/a
94¥4
40%
941/4
40%
40'/8
41
80 ¥2.
79¥4
791,4
95
•
42%
79%
111
79%
111
-
79 Vi
111
80'/a
109%
.
109 %
109
8,700
87
*85
28 ¥4
27%
95
17%
85 ¥2
86 %
.
27%
17 ¥4
90
*83 ¥2
109
5,165
90
15,700
90
600
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
(1746)
Monday, October 21, 1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
NEW YOKK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Louetit
Highest
Continental Copper &
16% Oct 22
14
15
28% Oct 10
21
Oct
17
26% Jan
7
43
20
58% Apr
41% Sep
23
54% May
3
5% Dec
6
9% Jan
34% Jun
1
Sfep
10% Sep 25
8
11
15% Jan
Industries'
7
preferred-
Jun
14
70% Jun
19
10
43% July 25
Continental Steel
Oct
11
37
13% Oct
18
43 % Jan
24% Oct
Mar 20
Dec
20
70
24% Jan
23
33% Dec 14
8
18
40% July 11
49 % Apr
26
52
Jan
31
49% May 21
54 % July 25
54Jan
31
66
Dec
13
59Va Feb
15
79% July 11
Oct
10
27% Jan
23
13
78
Oct
11
Jan
25
83
Aug 28
'24
28
Feb
32 % Apr
7
180% Mar
5
Oct
30
23% Aug
27
20
79
Oct
2
18
Oct
11
75
6% Jan
2% Jan
4
23% Oct
97% Mar
4
7
30% Jan
3
16
4
14
11
18% Feb 28
28% Dec
7
35% Feb 28
69% Apr
3
104
Feb
2
60% Nov 23
91
Dec
27
Deo
Jan
31
27
5
11% Mar
23% Jun
43'A Sep
86% Rftp
17 .Oct
•
{
23
24
18
.
30
Aug
17% Oct
16% July
31% Feb
58% July
100
Feb
38% Jan
7
32% Apr 17
17% Oct 11
5% Oct 17
30% Apr 25
11
Jan
2
57
Aug 26
65% Jan
10% Jan
3
40
Feb 13
6%
29%
7%
533A
19%
29%
32%
38%
Oct
Oct
Jan
Feb
9
Feb 6
33% Jan 28
13% May 8
59% Jun 5
22
Jun
4
Sep
Oct
11
35
18
12
17
11
23
11
11
61
Dec
26
7% Nov
16
31% Dec
28
G% Jan
3
62% Oct
19% Deo
20
9% Sep 14
63% Ju& 19
21
Nov 19
9
49% Nov 28
49% Nov 29
26% Jan 23
Jan
Oct
33% Feb
14
Oct
1
68
1
56% Nov 29
41% Oct
53
NOV 19
49 %
35%
21%
27%
53
21%
27%
53
34%
22%
20
26%
*50 %
*54
58
*55
59
*55
5
50
50
*78
*84
30%
148
18%
1
1
47% Jan 11
47
Jan 11
64% Jan 34
148
18%
'?.
■
*75
.100
6%
23%
17
79%
18%
Shares
Oct. 18
Oct. 17
4%
2%
4%
2
24%
25
45%
87%
20%
21%
21%
21%
18%
f
* 22
A 18%
,
6%"
25%
53
*52%
56
*53
<16%
74%
78%
*77
*82%
30%
147%
18%
4%
2
24%
58
<
*25%
45%
87%
20%
- 22
<.
19%
10%
10%
55%
20%
32%
34%
41
55%
20%
33%
34%
42
45%
29%
10%
10%
*55%
10%
56%
20%
20%
43%
33%
33
34%
40%
34%
41%
45 Ya
46%
6 %
16%
16%
2,400
74
16%
75%
80
85
30%
149%
18%
4%
2
25
75
741/2
10,100
82
*79%
100
85
*82%
400
150
"
4%
2
<
2,700
2
24
*55
6%
*30
10
*54%
*20%
31%
*33%
10,700
24%
*71
75
*27%
28
15%
13%
15
12%
1,100
3,030
10,000
1,400
26%
44%
87%
26
20
45%
87
100
:
46 Ya
'18%
' 5%
3,500
,
43%
87%
20%
17
18%
22 ;
20% 20%
193/4-lz:- 18% ' 18%
6%
^ % 5%
6
57%
57% 57%
7%
6%
7
31
29% 29%
10%
9% 10%
55%
56% 56%
20%
*20% 20%
32%
31% 31%
35
33% 33%
40
39% 40%
19%
21%
■
16,800
18%
17%
4
28
15%
13%
15,200
30%
30%
150
45%
46 VA
30%
7%
29%
42
39
45%
*6%
*29%
♦
6%
7%
43%
26
6%
57%
■'
19%
7%
39%
13%
13
B7%
21%
22
20
6%
57%
7%
30%
21%
22%
6%
*55%
56%
20%
33
33%
40
33
24%
*50%
57
53
59
17
58%
87
22
18
20'A
31%
26%
53
10,600
11,400
15%
123A
25%
44
87
44%
10%
56%
19%
27%
45%
87
6%
*29%
18%
16%
13%
26%
87
*55%
1,800
21,500
20%
20%
27%
28%
16%
^ 6%
34%
21%
*27%
15%
28
22,400
34
75
13%
26%
48%
47%
21'A
76
16
9,500
34%
22%
25
28
6%
49%
*75
16%
13%
26%
9.100
48%
21%
18%
25%
*50%
77
28%
400
42%
34%
25
16
13%
21%
50
2
25'A
2
*20%
35%
23%
21
80
83%
30%
148
149
18%
19%
"4%
4%
2
10%
42%
6%
30%
4%
7.000
10%
10%
21%
43%
GVe
10%
*75
76
*26%
44%
10%
22%
44%
G%
*77
83
19%
28%
'
16%
75%
•
*78
80
*84
• 86
'30%
30%
148
149
30%
24%
44'%
A 17
78%
80
80
4%
"
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar
lo
Cudahy Packing Co common
5'
4%% preferred —.
100
Cuneo Press Inc
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis„Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred
No par
Prior preferred $1.60——No par
Curtis-Wright common —
1
Class A
1
Cutler-Haigmicr Inc
10
2
16%
78%
77
25
preferred
44
16%
1
Crucible Steel Co of Am erica—12.50
20
65
50%
34%
22%
20%
27%
*50%
10
25% Dec 26
14% May 7
84% Aug 20
Oct
49%
84
22%
Cream of Wheat Corp (The).
3
Crescent Corp
1
Crown Cork <fc Seal common
2.50
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
.
No par
23% July 28
10;
6%
49%
6
4
23
18
11
18
13
Jan
7% Jan
6%
33%
21%
20%
26%
*50%
-—5
—
3%%
*21%
43%
6%
48%
5
Crane Co common
14% May 28
14
Delaware
Corp
Coty Inc ...
Coty International Corp
3
Mar 14
86
27% Oct 17
19
11% Dec
2
36% Apr 22
Aug 29
14% Dec
28% Oct 22
4
Mar
May 17
25
18
2
24
*21%
10%
43%
6%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947.100
Corn Products Refining common-10
7% preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
3
Jan
164
18
4
3
May 29
42% Mar 26
5
Dec
Dec
i
17% Oct
8
6% Jan
5% Sep 25
2% Dec
33
11
July 18
145
152% Dec
106 % July 11
89
of
Copperweld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred
6%
convertible preferred
Cornell Dubiller Electric Corp
14
96 % May
32% Feb
20
57% Feb
99
6
27% Jan
5
Jan 19
99
Dec 26
94% Jun
16
87'/a Apr
€0% Nov 29
89
•
40% Mar 12
6
Dec
22%
10%
22%
5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
May 15
10%
14
Continental Motors
Continental Oil
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 16
1
2
10
9
Sales far
PRICES
Wednesday
10%
43
5
33% Oct
21
41
25
Insurance
Jan
6
10%
*21%
2
47% Oct
45% Nov 15
„
Oct. 14
Steel—
common
convertible
b%
Continental
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. 15
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
12% Feb
22% Feb
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 11)56
Lowest
15,600
450
103,500
730
.V
-
8,800
-C.
20,400
200
1,100
200
22,900
400
30C
55,800
1,100
5,800
D
47% Oct
79% Jan
7
17% Mar 19
9% Oct
18
4% July 16
12% Dec 27
6% May 21
17% May 21
30% Dec
3
4% Oct
86% Mar
18
Dec
96
21
22
May 16
44% Jan 24
60
NOV
18
96
Jan
4
76% Dec
19
83
Sep
27
Dec
12
99
3
1
Aug
*11%
32%
34
33%
35 Ya
common—.7
42%
42%
42 Yo
42%
42
78%
*78
86
Mar
4
Preferred
3.75%
series
74
July 26
86
Feb 27
Preferred
3.75%
series
75
Jun
19
88
5
11
Apr
23% Jan
*41 Ya
*78
78 %
78'A
80
*78
79%
77
*75
77
*75
77 Ya
76%
76 Ya
*75
100
82
*78 Ya
82
*78Ya
82
78 Ya
78 Ya
*78
16%
16
50c
2,600
150
80
16%
7,600
77
*78'/2
8
13% Jan
2
19% July 22
Decca
Records
11
32% May
6
Deere
& Co
27% Dec
5
35% Feb
0
26 Va Jun
18
31 Ya Feb
1
31% May 18
25% Apr 27
22 % Oct
10
11
28 Ya Apr
25
25Ya Jan
7
July 20
41% Feb
17% Oct
25
51Y2 May 15
Delaware Power <fc Light Co
18
26% ADr
Delta Air
38% Oct
18
37 % Oct
18
48% July 17
41% May 21
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No
Detroit Edison
58% Oct
11
65
Jan
23
11 %
Oct
11
22% Jan
2
Jan
21
59 Ya July
29
8
26% May 28
18% Sep
10
36% Jun
8
47
38% Jan
23
9% Oct
48
64
Nov
7
May 14
38% Dec 14
79
Jan 26
14
% Feb
9
24% Dec
18
9
43% Dec
12
37
40
20
35
33% Jun 25
11
31
Dec
60% Aug IS
44% Apr
0
35% Jan 17
7%
79 Ya
10
16%
17
15
15%
15%
15%
14%
15%
14 Ya
27 %
28%
28%
29 %
28%
29%
28
28%
20
27%
28
28
28
27 Ya
27 Ya
*27
27%
No par
22%
23
23%
23%
23 %
23 Ya
23
23 %
22%
23
5,500
10
9,200
preferred
1
Delaware Lack & Western—:
50
9%
10 Ve
10%
10%
10
10%
9%
10%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44 Ya
44%
44%
44%
*43%
44%
•5.500
19
%
18%
19'A
18%
18%
17%
18 %
17%
17%
10,200
41%
42%
40%
41%
38 Va
40 Ya
38%
39VA
12,100
20
38%
38%
38 Ya
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
37 Ya
37%
*57%
18
34YaJan
14
May 25
13% Aug 27
9% Apr
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Diveo-Wayne Corp
Dec
13
J2% Nov 29
72% May 28
18% Dec
3
Mar 29
13 Ya July
17
5
Dec. 8
44% Dec 19
Nov
14
14% Jun
fi
11%
10%
■11 VA
10%
10%
4,100
9 Ya
9Ya
9%
9Ya
9%
9Ya
50 Ya
51%
52%
51
52
51%
*51
Co
—5
51%
51%
51%
53
*52%
53
50c
40%
41%
40%
43
Va
42%
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
1
*9%
10%
10
10!'2
No par
7%
7%
7%
7%
When
issued
*51
Drew^s Limited USA Hie
9
Dunhill
15
International
Duplan Corp
6
Pod*
Preferred $4.50 series
99% Jan
3
78% Jul" 24
8S% Feb
1
32 % Oct
37'AApr
2
41
Aug 27
49YaJan
29
40
Oct
49
Jan
24
2
50
Jan
31
5
No par
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
Feb
29
40
52 Ya Jan
12
40
July 1
July t
14% July 16
48% Jan
29
Feb 24
41
50
22
16% Jan 10
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4%
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
47 Ya Jan
11
Eagle-Picher Co
51% Jan
4
Eastern Airlines Inc
30Ya Apr
3
Eastern Corp
25
7%
52! i
*52
52%
*51
52%
10
common
172
99%
81
32%
174
173
100
17 Ya
1,200
*10%
11VA
3,100
7VA
7,700
19,700
17%
10%
7 Ya
7 Ya
99 %
7
174 %
169
172 VA
167'
169 Ya
100 "4
99
99%
*99 Ya
100 Va
80 Ya
80 Ya
*80%
80 Va
400
32 %
32%
32 Ya
32%
13,400
*39
39 Va
39'
39
*44
47
40
40
*48
50
31
30%
80%
81
81
32%
32%
32%
32-%
32%
39 Ya
39%
39 Ya
*39
39 Ya
50
*39
50
*42%
45
*42 Ya
45
45
45
*44
47
42
*41
42
*41
42
*41
4lYa
50
42
*48
50
*48
50
*48
50
*48
50
50
*42%
43
Ya
*42'A
43 Ya
*42'A
43 Ya
50
*44
48
*44
48
*44
48
8'
*14%
15! b
*14 Ya
15
14%
14 Ya
10
31 Ya
31%
1
28%
29%
10
19 Ya
"28Y4
19%
29
76
34Y4
92VA
,_50
-
20,800
17%
10%
17%
10%
7%
173
44,600
51%
17Ya
42 Ya
10Ya
100%
5,806
2,900
41%
41 Ya
17%
175
100
1,200
50,100
40%
43 Ya
de Nem (,E I) & Co—
Common
Mar 27
Jan
11%
9%
,
Dreiser Industries
July 16
U
11%
700
14 Ya
111)
54
2,300
14 Ya
206
17% Jan
25
14%
27
July
24%
14Ya
18
54
25Ya
14%
du
46
25
14%
9% Aug
18
26!'3
14%
Oct
18
25%
,
14'A
Jun
52% Jan
20
14 yg
99
18
26
1
Corp
Chemical
167
11
26
11%
5
Dec
3,300
26
,2
61
0
Dec
14 Va
11%
121% Feb
43
14Ya
59%
19% May
44
14%
12 Ya
2
Jan
14
60 Ya
17% Jan
45
14%
11%
Dow
Jun <s5
14%
58
17
37
14%
12 Ya
-——
28
14
62%
14%
57% May 13
Dec
14'A
12
68'A Jun
39
14 %
19%
*19
60 %
8
ia
20
12 Ya
11
38% July 12
50
Feb 27
53% Mar 9
31
20
63%
Oct
20
31
20! A
12 Ya
39% Oct
Jan
30%
31
01 %
50
33
31
20 %
12'A
50% Dec 31
Apr,
30%
31%
22%
*30%
*20 Y4
61
10
237
30%
30%
20'A
12%
44% Nov 20
175% Nov 29
1023/4 Dec 28
83% Dec 26
1,000
30%
30%
50c
Corp
Dover
18
5,100
30 Ya
30%
30%
20'A
58%
29
Oct
30%
30 Ya
30%
No par
24% Jan
7
7,100
30 Ya
30 Ya
34 V*
No par
10
1
1,600
42
39%
Douglas Aircraft Co
Oct
6% Oct
9,100
32%
34%
14
14
Jan
*36
34%
9%
23% Dec 21
82 % July
0
12
42
39%
36%
11%
Jan
9% Aug 20
43 Ya
*26
39%
Va
9%
91
8
35
11%
10
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
36%
9%
50% Oct
21% Feb
35 Ya
n%
16% Mar 21
14
43
•36
1
95% Sep
16% Nov 23
11%
43
39%
No par
ll'A Jan 14
14% Jun 12
10% Jun
11%
42 Ya
*
.
Dr Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd
9% Aug
2
11% Oct 17
14
42%
11%
*36
39%
11%.
14,800
11%
11%
11%
12'A
60
*57 Ya
60
2
Diamond
Stores
*57 %
60
25
cumulative preferred
T Motor Car Co
$1.50
*36
*57%*
60
42
1
Diamond Match common
24% Oct
9
42
36%
6
Apr
41 a4
35%
Diana
7
11%
10
,
14
39% Mar
n'i/4
2
15% Jan
29% Nov 29
*57%
15
Alkali Co
20
123
60
Diamond
13% Sep
16% Feb
500
42 "4
5
3
8,000
23,300
27%
'■
18%
2
34
28'A
*27
13.50
De Vilbiss Co
Devoe & Raynolds class A
3
31
37% Mar 13
13
14%
28%
14%
14%
41%
25% Jun
20
17 %
3
17
19
16 Ya
par
16
23% Oct
16%
9%
Lines Inc
Oct
15
16%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Detroit Steel Corp
_i
18
Jan
39
30
7,700
16 Ya
10
Inc
common
Delaware & Hudson
57% Jan
May
1
32% Oct 18
50c
30
Sep
29% Jun
31% Nov 23
31% Nov 27
47
41%
Va
12
*75
27% Oct
Jan
41
34%
41%
100
3
57
35
33%
100
Sep 20
16% Mar 12
9
*11 Ya
100
34% Jan
10
11%
34 Ya
4%
A
8
L7% Jun
13% Jan
4%
11%
33 Ya
4%
R
18
43% Jan
1,200
4Ya
4%
12
Preferred 3.90% series C
Dayton Rubber Co__
25% Oct
Apr
10,16c
9%
•
Feb
20% Jun
12% Dec
32
2,700
45
88
9%
79 Ya
*11%
34 Ya
Light
&
43
9%
42 Ya
*4%
4%
12
*11%
9%
9%
*83
88
*83
88
9%
9%
4Ya
4%
12
*83
88
9%
10
15% Oct
26% Feb
4%
9%
;
1
75% May 31
*83
88
9%
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
49Ya Apr 15
17
*83
Davega Stares Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred _*__i_20
6% Feb 27
13% Apr
2
1
100
5
6
95% Mar
81
9
47
11% Oct 17
29% Jan
41% Oct
Dana Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc—.,
1
12% Jan
Feb 24
11% Dec 31
79
July 12
43 Ya
*44
14%
43 Va
43 Ya
2,000
70
/'
"20
43 Ya
48
*44
48
14%
*14%
10
500
14%
300
E
30% Feb 17
48% Deo
9
31
Oct
8
43 Ya Feb
14
28
57% Aug
8
37% Apr 19
27
26 Ya Nov
Oct
11
19!4 Oct
11
26% Oct
U
^
4?% July 15
74 % Jun
29% Jan 23
75% Jan 23
150
.
54% Dec 17
100% July 17
28
81% Mar
11
60% July
1
81% Feb
13
Dec
18
51% Jan
23
66
Oct
29
22% Nov .30
30
Jan
3
94
Jan
10
74 Ya Sep
23
Jan
|
24% Oct
18
74
Dec
17
35% Nov 26
90
Nov
16 Ya Jan
15
30
32% Nov 29
-
2% Nov 28
32 Ya Deo 14
11
Dec 27
29% Dec 27
25Y» Oct~31
5% Dec 31
19% Dec 2d
31% Oct
87
1
Nov 23
25% Jan
11
170
50
100
Apr 12
May 19
144
43
Aug 26
Oct
10
23 Ya Mar 21
82
Aug
115
Jun
158V* Feb
28
64% Jan
i4
6
91
1
27'/» July
Apr
4% Jan
3
3YaJan
2
Nov 20
26% Oct
11
35% Mar
7% Oct
34
17% Mar 20
31% Dec 28
18% Mar
11
40% Apr
4% Ame
30% 8ep"l2
13 Ya Jan
9
21% No* 27
14 Ve Jan
44% July
23% Sep
4% Oct
11
23
34% Mar
9
98
5
80
Jun
28
21
Jar
Electric
32% Aug
•
23% Mar 29
26YaOct
17
32s.
4p»
10
20% Jan
58
16
77
Feb
12
61
Feb -28
71
op
July 18
ns>EP
2fi
56
Oct
July
3
Amer
shares—
Battery
10
-•
3%
27
1,200
28%
2°%
20
19 Ya
20Ya
24,800
3,300
30%
29
27%
17,400
*31
•
30 Ya
27 VA
28%
27%
76
76%
*75%
77
75%
75%
*75 Ya
76
170
34%
33
30
32
30
31
17,900
90
92
32%
89%
913/a
89
90 VA
88 Ya
90
14,800
*148
150
*148
150
150
148
150
44%
45%
43%
43%
43 Ya
43 Ya
23%
233/4
23%
*23%
23%
23 Ya
233/4
77
*75%
77
75 Ya
75 Ya
20
25%
24%
25 Ya
6,700
90
85
85
21 VA
21%
30'A
31
*75
'
*75%
77
26 Ya
27
26
90
*82
*82
26 Ya
90
25'/a
*82
22
22 Ya
22 Ya
22 Ya
21%
22
32
:
32
323/«
30%
31V4
3%
27%
3%
33A
3%
3 Ye
..27%
27%
27%
27%
-
33/a
27
%
500
20
3»/a
1,800
12,800
21,000
27s/a
5,200
7,600
15
8%
8%
7%
8 Ye
7%
7%
27 Ya
28%
27%
29
28 Va
29
27%
28%
27%
27%
3
26%
27VA
27%
28%
27Ya
28 VA
26%
27 Ya
26%
27
21,700
._4
Co
8Va
3
25%
26%
26
26%
25%
26
24%
25
2,900
4%
17%
4%
4%
4%
4%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
31%
32%
32%
32 Ya
32 Ya
5
177/a
25
31%
32
—
100
*80
82
4
•'
8%
8%
*80
*30
81
8%
81
*80
4%
4'A.
900
32 VA
32 Ya
32%
1,700
81
26 Ya
*80
26 VA
81
26 Ya
26%
26%
26%
26%
10%
11
26%
10%
26%
'10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
preferred series A
_^_100
Erie & Pittsburgh -RR -Co_-_—A>0
*65%
67 Y2
65 Y2
64
65
*64 Va
66
66
66 Ya
*56
60
*5S
60
*56
60
*56
*56
60
-
-
26%
9,900
43/s
17%
10%
.
*29,800
17%
8.50
65
'
18
No par
5%
1,700
45
23 Y4
25 Ya
common—
40
148
"
44%
27%
4Va
Erie RR
-
31 Ya
29%
20
'3Ya
17%
—
31 Ya
29
20%
27VA
25 Ya
preferred
32
30 Ya
20%
323/4
33/4
5
Equitable Gas Co
32
29%
33 Ya
32Ya
10
41
1
Dec
2
Ind
22%
31 Ya
Endicott Johnson Corp common
7
64
Feb
Mus
21 %
5
31 Ya
20 Ya
29 Ya
90
Emerson Radio A Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
30
lOYiOct
86
&
26 Ys
*82
1
—
14
7
-2.50
100
Class B
Emerson Electric Mfg
35Y» Apr 10
Dec
-100
—
common
Elgin National Watch Co
El Paso Natural Gas.
7
70
77%
26Ya
Electric Storage
8
.19% Dec 81
*75
preferred
preferred
32
30
20
24
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Auto-Lite
(The)
31
89% Jan
*23 Ya
100
Electric
43% July 8
34
May 20
6% Jar 14
32
28%
'
150
44V4
*148
44!A
4%%
1
14
91
10
common
2
4%%
15
11
76
32%
5
—
Ekco Products Co
3
17
preferred
Co
Corp
Edison Bros Stores Inc common-—!
25
27 Ya Oct
17% Sep 29
31% Oct 10
Jan
6%
Kodak
10
100
com
1
Stainless Steel
Eaton Manufacturing Co
8
25% Oct
prior preferred
Eastman
27% May
8
81% Apr U
40
Jan 16
18
30% Feb
4%%
Eastern
18
21,% Dec
41% Jan
5
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
5
29% Oct
.
-
60
4,800
1?,400
"
530
Volume
Number 5683
186
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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HEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 11*56
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STOCKS
NEW l'OKK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
11',
29% July 17
4
a
Oct 15
38% May
41
59% Dec 26
7
15% Jan
Aug
6
3
Oct
13
51% Apr
Eversharp
16
Ex-Cello
18
2
63
1574 Nov 15
20
Apr 12
2174 Oct
16
2574 Mar
6
687b Sep
Feb
20
7
67
31
7574 Mar
5374 Dec
2
57a Dec
17
Oct
10
10
437a Jan
I Va Jua
:
Dec
5
45
41% Aug 17
2 4 74 Dec
18
18
29% Feb
36% May
7
Feb
32
11
1
,187a Dec
2174 Sep
4
31% May
Aug 14
26*4 Nov 29
Oct
1
207a May
Nov
53
14
Dec
21
10% Jan
3
47
2174 Oct
32
105
67
2174 Sep 24
417a Oct 18
8374 Mar 18
2
100% Oct
16
61
Jan
3
8
41
.33% Nov 29
Feb
Oct
3474 Feb
7
27
105 74 Mar 14
Nov
23
21% Mar 12
11
41% Feb
16
54% Aug 14
49
36% Feb
13
50 74 Aug
92
Dec
12
Dec
62
12
Jan
14
2
13
159
July
Feb
Nov 30
100
Mar
Feb
82
5174 Jan
4
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427b
427b
42 7 b
42%
77b
97b
15%
97B
1574
2474
24 74
Oct
15
3
134
May 15
Oct
18
93% Aug
5
61% July 16
44% Oct
18
69 74 Mar 19
3
14% Oct
18
3u\'» Feb
13
24
13% Nov 28
10 Va Oct
117a Dec 31
13% Mar 12
1174 Oct
July 18
97% Mar 20
74 74 Oct
1
Dec
11
38% Apr 23
1074 Oct
11
7»7b Oct
4
Oct
9
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24 71
Flintkote Co
$4 preferred....
58
11
17
1874 Apr
67% July
•
457.5
47%
471
11%
*•4574
4%
12 7 u
■<
17% May
1274 Jan
123
80
Jan
&
4ft
1,800
1,800
127
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68
457o
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4
.4,300
117a
11,500
50
46
46
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100
37
367 b
37
367b
187'i
367b
2,300
19%
32%
20
2074
197 b
20
197a
19 7 b
19
197,,
5,400
32%
33
327b.
2,100
24
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32%
327b
32%
187 b
-187a
187b
•187b
18!u
400
23
32
3274
327b
3074
3274
9,700
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2374
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237 b
1,000
20
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22%
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32%
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217 b
22 7 b
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6,400
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8
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4874
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24
68
474
26,800
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Franklin Stores Corp
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24% Jan
16%
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8,700
7%
9%
37
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3
50
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12!u
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10
9%
1
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12
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24%
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8
68
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29
68
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24%
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(The) common
Foote
16
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Apr 25
10
1574
Food Fair Stores Inc
common
1
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Food Machinery & Chern
Corp___lo
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prof erred.. .100
93
77 a
97i
5
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Stove
42%
7
25
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Florida
65% May 15
18
Mar 29
427b
T%
42%
2 50
com..*.
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Stores.....
Firth (The)
3
19
41% Apr
94
42 %
4374 Jan
11
18
21% Jan
•
427b
77b
>' 97 b
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51% May 28
16% Dec 27
78
9,400
2274 Aug 22
5974 May 8
69% Jun 13
3074 Oct 24
22
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Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%ft preferred
4ov2j..uy
9
94
I«b 21
7
39
87a Feb
31%
1
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,
Corp
Filtrol
23
1274 Jan
21
101
5
63% Mar 12
3374
12%
5
cumulative preferred
Stores
«£th Avenue
8
3474 Jan
6
109
32
.50
Bearings
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins
9
Jan
Sep
44% Oct
6
13
33
,
May
2
106
74 Aug 27
82
9
July
Feb
7,000
317b
35% Feb
18
Apr
77
10
51
13%
3374
4474 Aug 27
2
102 74 Mar
837a Dec
Paper Board
4.60ft
*
41
32
l
Federated Dept
Fenestra Inc
101% July 23
12
Jun
Mogul Bower
Federal
July 12
66
11
82 -n uct
Jun
2974 Jan
" Mar 12
47
12% Feb 27
317a
Fibreboard Paper Prod com_.No
par
cuni conv preferred
..100
17
26
307u
13%
Ferro
17
Dec
98
11%
14
31% Jan 10
x<j
106% Jan
12%
1374
a
Federal Pacific Electric
18
8574 Oct
23
Federal
11
28
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1
8
17
3474 Jun
1
91% Jun 27
10
4574JuJy
Mar 26
May
May
12
147u
5
.
_
11
30% Feb
1
Feb
68
1974 Oct
~
Corp
Fedders-Qulgan Corp common
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
61% May 13
15
61
19
1017s Nov
10
Metallurgical
Farwick Corp
23
36% May 14
2074 Jan 31
27% Jan 21
127b
14
No par
14
2574 Jun
11
Co.
7i» Jan
14
23% Oct
135
29
Fansteel
<fe
1674 Apr
Mar 12
I
43
297a Nov 29
44 >4 Nov
12
Feb
a
3974 Mar 23
i25
100
7
18% Sep
10
37% Mar 14
30% Dec 26
17
17'
Sep 30
36
13% Feb 23
3174 Jan
127b
1474
Fairbanks
6474 July 10
1174 Oct
27
127b
14%
Falrchild Engine &
Airplane Corp 1
Fajardo Sugar Co
;
20
Falstaff Brewing
Corp..
ZI.l
Family Finance Corp common
1
5 /o
preferred series B
50
6174 Jun
11
Shares
117-i
14
17
Feb
-Oct
4
<
14% Dec 27
55
a
Oct. 18
14%
11
Aug 23
447
17
22
the Week
Friday
Oct. 17
137a
3
„
Morse
Sales for
Thursday
127b
24
1774 July
1
2574 Sep 16
PRICES
Oct. 16
1
_
Jan
Jan
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 15
g
Inc
Corp
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 14
16
9% Aug
7
15
Sep 25
227a Jan
LOW AND
Pat
Evans Products Co
12 % Jan
11
107a Sep 26
15% Dec 28
30
Apr
Jun
3
11
13
Mar 23
20
l
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Oct
30 Va Oct
15% Jan 20
20
Monday
EXCHANGE
,
20% Dec
58
60'b'
58
60
61
59
597 4
59 7
61
410
7
2,900
974-
3,300
common
preferred
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11%
GOO
83
'
a
12,200
100,000
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-
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f
9% Jan
14
9% Jun
8
41% Dec
9
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i.31
Jan
11
Oct
11
15
4
■' 14
Oct
16
4
74 Oct
18
Dec
31
51
30% Nov
:
19
2674 Jan
2
90 74 July
1
51
'
3
28
18
July 16
16% Aug 13
6 74 July
5
•
;
106% Mar
9974 Sep 24
11
46% Jun
5
Jan
9
'64
Jau.
574 Jan
69
,87%
101
Jun
73%
May 22
10% Aug 30
9
10
11
Dec
17
227a Dec
28
123
Jan
142
12774 Sep
12
135
9
26
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19 % Oct
3 4 74 Mar 13
30 74 Oct
41% Nov 28
24% Jan 23
86
Mar
46% Oct
17
14% Jan
1
12 74 Jan
22
17% Jan
3
1074 Oct
13% Jan
5
1074 July
17
45% Oct
52% Jan
r~
Dec~l3
1
6% Dec 31
61
May 9
108% Dec 11
Dynamics
12
7274 July 22
General
40
Feb
12
General Finance Corp
General Foods Corp
5
Oct
14
18
56
1
100
4974 Mar 20
38
7374 Dec
Dec
31
12474 Feb
£5
Dec
27
10174 Mar 15
31
Feb
1
50% Feb
10
16
37% Apr
3
347a Oct 23
75% July 17
5374 Feb 24
Nov 28
35% Aug 24
8% Jan
4
Jan
30
11
July 26
115
74 Oct
Oct
18
102
Jun
20
79
Jun
20
General Instrument
11
Jan
69
47 74
General
115% Jan
91% Feb
24
40
Apr
68
Jan
11
4% Dec
34
29
574 Aug 20
17
47% July 12
.
24% Nov 29
327a Oct
Jan
23
2974 Dec
13
23
457a Dec
5274
Sep 18
13
12
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29
*27 7b
29
27%
27%
457b
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46
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44 7 4
4474
4474
600
4%
4%
47 b
47 b
4 7b
13,500
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Rub
4% ft
,
conv
91
37% Jan
14
Glidden
4% Apr
26
23
157%. Oct
16
89% Mar 23
61'4 Oct
7074 Feb
Oct
15
18
18
Dec
2074 Mar 16
3674 Aug
9
6074 Dec
45
31
99
1374 Jan
S
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37% Oct
4
Grand
40
3974
40
37 74
38%
367/b
37
23 7-4
23;',,
23%
237b
23%
23
23%
4,500
32
3474
34%
34%
34
3474
3374
347b
4,100
com
10
387 b
39
39
10
19%
1974
19
74
197b
19 74
1974
new_83%c
267b
27%
26
74
27%
25%
267
1
10
26%
48'
2
6
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Feb
17
86 % Apr
15
6% Apr
18
10874 July 17
4674 Apr
3
48
23% Mar
1
Oct
18
85
35
Oct
11
20
Feb
11
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
149 74 Jan
11
7074 May 25
7974 Jan
10
2574 Nov 20
3374 Mar 12
,18% Dec 27
21% Oct 30
1674 Oct
2
25
see
page 26.
1
16% Apr 30
89
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13
87%
26%
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25
26
23 7b
257
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48 74
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20%
2174
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70
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88
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1577b
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64
627B
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79 7
b
81%
80
817b
80%
8174
4
307b
30%
30
30%
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42%
41%
42%
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174
1%
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35
79
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3
100
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31
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42%
437 b
41
4274
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5%
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30
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574
30
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100
100
1
:
28%
35%
5
80
7,500
11,000
3474
5%
4,500
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157%
6374
361
34%
32
1577b
165
62%
35
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474
5
12.50
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3%
63%
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5
8,800
6274
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8
32 %
33
62%
Greyhound Corp (The) common.
preferred
887
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7b
32%
37b
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8
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8
61%
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
4% ft
2274
22
237«
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33%
57b
Green
21% May
1474 Jan
78% Sep
SO
87%
30%
Green
17
79
88%
5%
4
138
80
8874
29%
11
78
11
7974
887-t
7%
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Stores
Jan
11
18
4
21%
Ore
Jan 22
Oct
550
80 %
88%
1
Northern
380
80 %
88 la
Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Gt Northern Iron
Great
149
80%
~
100
33/4ft preferred
Grayson-Roblnson
30% Apr
Oct
70
23 74 Oct
17% May 10
3
14
95
__5
common
Great Western Sugar com
Tft preferred
125
96 '
Jan
Jan
2,100
116,200
149
14374
18.100
1834
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95
14374
38%
27 Va
88%
88
1
Granite City Steel
36% Feb
8
155
18
80
80%
10
(The)
5974 Jan
,79
Nov 29
3874 Oct
2
For footnotes
Co
10
35% May
155
387 b
25%
33%
10
Batteries
11
10
16.)
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95
,
19
1
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3474 Oct
Oct
*85
397b
26%
48%
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4
95
18 74
24%
a
4.400
26%
79%
100
387b
39 7 b
0
*150
15 7 %
100
(B F)
27% Oct
12
9
155
1
39'
3974
*85
98
preferred
No par
3
18
79% Dec 27 :
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loo
-
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10
18
5% Oct
7,100
5,100
15,000
23 74
Co
Jan
73
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10
397b
(The)
(W T) Co
16
600
32
Consul M S & P
Union
35'%
23
157 b
>
.
23%
Graham-Paige Motors
17
2974 Feb
1474 Feb
(W R)
34%
22%
16 7b
34%
23 74.
,
38 %
Co
Gould-National
Grace
11
774 May 18
13074 Dec 31
5774 July 18
2% Apr
8
47a Oct
4174 Aug 10
2
.22%
*15%
a
80
3174
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
25% Feb
574 Nov 29
19% Oct
16 7b
95% July 8
37% Jun 14
174 Oct
77
34 %
257b
16
12
2574 FCb 14
■
34 %
24 74
Goodrich
30
9
3474
25
"1674
13
4074 Oct
Feb
34'U
237/4
i(i
7974 Jun
14
Nov 19
3474
14
18
4%
47b
2474
21
13
74
34 31
Jan
Apr
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74
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Brewing Co
;
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Gold & Stock Telegraph Co.—.100
274 Feb
80
38 %
$4.50 preferred
Co
*35
15%
24
Goebel
Co
80
35
X23%
common
(The)
28 7
81
1
preferred
8
60 % Sep
24
4%
*80 %
1
Corp
preferred
Getty Oil Co
81
%
34 7
.5
6.67
100
$5
preferred
5%ft
cumulative
Products
34
-_10e
preferred
4%%
81
10
Corp
Signal
General Shoe Corp
General Steel Castings
2
36
300
29
374 Jan
16
1,800
4 7 b
3074 Oct
174 Dec 27
104
45%
83% July 17
4474 Jan
110
155,600
*27%
9
28% Nov 30
1047b
105
105
5,400
387b
a
25
27
105
38
4 7a
6
Dec
58
105
39
577b
45%
Dec
84
387b
4%
Gimbel Brothers common
23
105
57
106
56%
577 b
10674
44%
Gerbcr
Jan
577b
106%
577a
107
*27 %
8
€0
4,700
10c
62% May
1
8.000
5 7b
No par
preferred
18
Oct
4674
5
No par
preferred
conv
conv
45
66
19
46
6,400
Georgia-Pacific Corp
160
19
574
33
2874 July
Nov
19
467b
57b
32 74
22
163
18%
457 b
57 b
33
9
Mar 18
19
46:,4
5%
32
2374 Jan
5% Jan
19
46
574
34
31% Nov
97% Mar 21
105'b
600
197 b
47
5 %
33 7b
8
4174 Mar
5%
34
23 74 Jun
34
5
68,900
1
Gillette
3
59
33 7
46% Mar 26
1074 Dec
52 71
57%
33%
9
2974 May 28
517,r
59
31%
11
153-
527b
58'a
1
Equipt Corp
7% Oct
Sep 14
Mar 14
50%
607b
7,800
3274 Oct
3
53!,,
597 a
517b
12
247a Sep 28
5174
60 74
80%
54 74 Aug 23
90
5474
597 a
35 74
3674 Jilly
3
x52%
50
3
7
5374
59 711
3574
18
5
52 7 4
58 ? it
*79%
23 74 Oct
874 Feb
1,300
177,600
1
74
July 17
39% May 29
177b
50
23
17
3,200
11
35 74
4074 Jan
9% Jan
177a
35
Apr
20% Oct
8% Oct
177b
4974
107
Oct
*10%
11
36
$1.60
2
3
10%
1074
117b
177«
51
July 31
Jun
1774
11
507b
$3
10
95% Apr 25
1774
"
15
General Telephone Corp
General Time Corp..
90
*107b
*107b
18
517 b
General Tire
185
1074
11%
11
1774
400
b
7
7
11
11%
*1074
17»a
80
77
42%
35
6
2
42
50 7
Sep
18
*75
5171
30 % Mar
Jan
1174
75
43
347'i
28
74 Oct
11%
11
75
*42
6,600
4
1
73
17%
77
43
3,100
3174
31
3174
190
19%.
50 7
Precision
Utilities
10874 Jan
U %
*10%
•
129
*1974
*12
No par
Advertising
Public
87
Sep
2
lo
317 a
*128
19%
*0
.
series
Outdoor
27% Mar 19
37%
4274
31%-
.
974-
9%
128
1
General
41% July 16
25% Nov 27
76
4214.
.
19-74
•
10574
11
5
75%
43
32 7 a
105
18
12
77
43
20%
7
1057a
Oct
8674 Sep
*76
128
129
B
20
.
105 7b
3174 Oct
12174 Apr
33
%
9%
10
974
128
.
1057a
23
Nov 27
10
129
No par
50% Jan
757a Nov 28
974
129
1
11
96
2,900
9%.
129
39%
General
95
9%
97 4
*128
39
35% Oct
16
3,200
39%
19
Oct
75 7«
5774
53 % Dec
102
7474
39 7 b
General
May 17
7674
*10674
General Realty <fe Utilities
General Refractories
90
757 b
58
July 19
18% July 3
45% May
77
39
34 71 Oct
18
10
767 a
107
22
18
3,900
92
77%
a
32%
Service
Oct
29-
287 a
*90
76%
76'
577 b
Public
74 Oct
;
5,108
3871
General
2274 Oct
:
28
*106%
34% May 17
5774 July 15
574 Jun 13
18
53
*517b-
30
76%
No par
11
38
•
2774
46
34
Apr
2
3474 Oct 22
10,300
■
'28%
*19
3974 May 22
46
300
4'4
27%
a
15
7
.
' 1,700
,
30%
19 7
18
Nov
-
100
preferred
15,200
:
297a
46%
11
36
30%
32%
com
12,300
30%
19 7 b
Oct
2974 July 18
2
91
92
30%
91
29
*90
30%
92
1%
Corp
$3.75
4lb
53
a
14
14
>4%.
>51%.
53.
;
a
47
26
30
45 %
15% Oct
4
*51 lb
' ;i4%
4%
4%
283
7
28% -29'%
-
1
7
34% Jan
53
■
: 4
'.'26
a
26
3,300
'
*80 7 b
*91
No par
28
34
9
*517 a
93
31
"
Dec
3874 Mar 28
19
53
31
30%
*91
100
18% Dec
May 25
Nov
14% Feb
*51%
4%
14-
•
(DelawareZ-l
12
12
47a
20 7 a
Corp
47a Feb
29 74 Jun
4;fl
47
>25
2,100
36
*
2774
28%
4-
'
141 i,
3574
f.
Z5
43 74 Oct
31
14
•4%
''27'a
....
200
'23%
2274
-
367b,
44%
General
4
30 74 Oct
14%
No~par
common
Motors
Preferred
14%
4%
277 b
a
97 a
*437a
General Portland Cement Co
12
25
49
*25 7
l:,
>
.
237 b
'■35%
a
297a
4'a'
474
25%
1974
preferred
$5
I
2
Sep
3374 Jan
Mills
5ft
General
July 16
287 b
3074
4!a
20%
Corp
377
14%
4:;,,
g
19% May 15
497a Sep
5
37
97 + "4.3 7 a '
-'23
237 a
257a
20%
Co
5
4
-
5
Electric Co
Controls
27
122% Mar
4074 May 28
110
General
Apr 26
5074 July 23
10 74 Mar 20
11
Oct
8
1574 Feb
46% Oct
-
—_s
General Contract
Corp common
6ft series preferred
97 b
43%
lb
23 7b
K
No pur
5274 Feb
65% Aug
Jun
257^ July
6874 Apr
5
2
5974
19
it
23
Mar
--
No par
General
23
43
Sep
6
common.
Bronze
General Cigar Co Inc
22
.13% Dec 27
'
Baking Co
preferred—,
Corp
General Cable Corp com:
4ft
1st preferred
2
25
7
$8
General
7:%;
6%-
9
43
37%
29%
4%
f;61
-14%
1
convertible
General
467s May 24
Aug 29
13
Oct
40
6ft
29%
4
26%
General Amcr Oil Co of
TexasZI—5
General Amcr Transportation—2.50
11
35
9774 Feb
Dec
11
26% Jan
27%
•
1
com
377b
-
23:8
7%
9
*42
'
preferred
_—$0
General American Investors com—1
$4.50
preferred
*
xoo
,
May 18
Aug
2
Apr 30
75
78074 Dec 13
307a Jun 12
11
17
37
9%
427b,
"2374
;j.; r...
23%
7 7 it
7:11
'
,
42%
-
-
:J1ZZ7Z'J
American:Indus
9
V
44
%
1
71)7 a'
23%
a
(The)
7%
x9%
*42%
No"par
Corp.....
General
25
88
-
Wood Industries Inc
comZZCIl
4%ft convertible preferred,
.50
General Acceptance
6
17
-7"
5
__50
Gar
2
23
Jan
-
£
Garrett Corp
4774 Jun .12
Jan
1
common
preferred..
convertible
Co
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
2
14
72
Dec~31
Oct~~T~
5ft
July 12
Jan
(The)...
Gamewell
6% Jan
36% Jan 13
1574 Feb 19
.
Co
Gamble-skogmo .inc
8
27% Oct
6074
Gabriel
10
Apr
36% Jan
24','b Oct
39
3374 Jan 27
25% Jan
1074 Apr
45
2574 Get
13
9% July 17
4
July 24
35 74 Oct
6
5474 Dec
9
14% Dec 12
37 a-Jan
4
i
•
Jan 23
15
9
42
July 20
Dec
43
10%
4
Oct
July 23
22% Oct 18
,
32% July 31
;
{30% Sep 28
(30
674 Feb
3
1174 July 19
26
25% Feb
.
15%
817b
1
128
79
4,200
60
20
23 7b
24%
3,200
16%
1674
1,300
14%
♦79
15
817b
18,800
500
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
tiO
.
Monday, October
.
.
21
1957
(1748)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
15% Oct
13
35% Jan
8
27 % Jun
5% Jan
3
9% Nov 28
29% Dec
12
39% Mar 23
21
98
76% Dec
17
Dec
90
17%'
18
17%
17%
16%
9%
10
10
10
10
10
Gulf Mobile & Olno ER com__No par
18%
19%
19%
9«/2
20 %
20
20%
19%
19%
19
19%
67
G8
69
69%
69
G9%
*68 %
69%
*68
69%
110%
114%
111
114%
107%
119%
36%
35%
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
84%
*31%
841/a
84%
*81%
84%
83
83
*83. %
85 >
*86
91
^85'
32% Jan
11
80% Jan
16
$5
t
11
May 13
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
19
105% Feb 23
39% Dec
17
45% July 25
Apr
2
14
Jun
98
96
Jan
29
5
No par
25
Corp—
Utilities
17
112
109
.17%
107%
Co-
18,900
3,200
8,600
400
-
111
49,000
'
36
———.-———No par
$4.20 dividend preferred—
$4.40 dividend preferred
14
Oct
83
—
preferred—
Common
41% Jun 11
931/2 Feb
5
Corp
Sugar
States
24
90
Sep
100
17%
9%
11
6
Shares
16%
11
81% Aug
Oct. 18
9%
34% Jan
103% Feb 28
108
Feb
6
the Week
Friday
Oct. 17
9%
107
42% Mar 20
32% Sep 26
83% Dec 27
Sales for
Thursday
16 %
Oct
152
PRICES
Oct. 16
1
67
Mar 14
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 15
---1
Aircraft
Guautanamo
12% May 10
18% Oct
147% July 26
23
83% Jan
2
Grumman
14
34% Jan
11
Jan
9
AND II1GII
Tuesday
Oct. 14
Pit
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1956
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*81%
100
100
100
$4.44 dividend preferred.
:
;>*
*81%
36
36
9,500
'
*81%
84%
<
83
83
*85
91
...
84
84
83
83
91
*85
91
*85-
91
38%
*38%
39
*38%
,63%
20%
63
63%
61%
62%.
60
62
20%
20'.4
20%
20'.t
20
20%
17
17%
17
17
61%
17%
1,100
74
74
73
73
71%
71%
30
26%
26%-
27
26%
20%
26
26%
2,500
29%
29% '.29 %'
28%
29 %
28'a
28%
' '
800
16%
76%
1,500
>
-
70
—
11
92
10
58% Feb
38%
13
Nov
Oct
14
41% Feb 21
Hackensack
60
Oct
18
89% Jun
17
Halliburton
Hall
87
Jan
Nov
Sep
Jan
2
16
Oct
10
28% Jan
11
71% Oct
18
111% Jan
11
23% Oct
11
45% Jan
15
18
Oct
18
36% July 16
40% July 23
127% Oct
14
107
24
33
20
18
13
42% Mar 29
24
Jan
19
27
28% Oct
19
24% Dec
4
20% May
26
Sep
Sep
30
Nov 30
130
146
15
Feb
8
Mar 29
23% Oct
18
8
Mar 27
3% Oct
8
Oct
17
23% Feb
28
81
16
5% Oct
31
13
39
Aug
23
32% Dec
37
20
29
Mar 12
9
18
•
Hat
13% May 28
17% Nov
28% Oct 17
1
18% Jun 19
34% Mar 27
69% Oct
9
28% Apr
89% Feb
14% Feb
15
76% Jun
18% Jan
19
Dec
76
13
27
3
60
Jan
9
44% Oct
15
54
May
85% Nov 15
101
Jan
5
86
Oct
4
91
Heinz
July 24
Dec
47
17
15% Dec 31
21
Dec
124
54
45% Dec
3
27% Jail
23
33% Nov
Feb
19
16
34% Mar 8
Helme
Jan
17% Jan
10
Hercules
47% July 11
Hercules
47%' Jan
11
115% Jan
8
23
62
16
50% Feb
Sep
42
18
40% Jan
13% Nov 29
20% Mar 19
1.2% Oct
9
3
60% Sep
77% Oct
16% Oct
Oct
2
77% Feb
99
Jan
21% Dec
12
24% Nov
7
9% Nov 27
12% Jan
80
3
78
Jan
14
87
11
22% Jan
25
9% Oct
17% Feb
18% Oct 22
29 % Oct
32% Jan
26
9V< Dec 26
31% Dec
Feb
16
56
30
26
4% Nov 23
8% Jan
Hilton
7
31
2
Holland
5%
40% Jan
10
71%i Jan
4
3
39% Jan
6
97
Feb
18
6% Jan
4
Hotel
10
21
Oct
16'
Jan
3
23% July 24
36
Jan
22
39'A May 29
24% Sep 25
28% Jan
3
25
Jan
3
6
69
96
Mar
85
Aug 20
5 %
48% Mar 22
10 % Oct
18
15
15% Nov 29
26% Mar 19
6% Oct
18
1% Nov 20
3% Apr 23
11% Apr 23
3
18
Apr
13%
90
Apr
4
17
16% Jan
14
85% Apr
a
18
22
Jan
17
40
Sound
49 %
50
1
11%:
11%
7i%
7%
1
Co
1%
100
com
3"
noncumulative preferred__10()
ii
52
Feb
Jan
16
1,900
5,500
70 %
70
70
71
71
70%
100
1
3%
Cement
Dec
5
83% Doc
13
6
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
25% Jun
22
33% Apr
11
69
Nov
21
88
78
Jan
23
Jan
112% Aug
92
Jan
21
351% Jan
3
85
Sep
13
21% Apr
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
13
376% July
8
Int'l
Business
38% Jan
11
Int'l
July 1
25% Feb 12
156% Jan
25
15
7% Oct 17
85% Oct
82
11
July 30
9% Oct
68
Oct
85
Oct
11
35% Oct
11
28% Oct
18
16
291/4 Aug
5
27
7
32% Dec
10
18
18
28~
39V2 Mar 16
27
15% Aug 27
12% Aug 29
28% Aug 29
24 '/a Jan
2
13
Feb
9
30
Nov
30
34% Jan
5
23% Dec
18
27% Jan
I'D
33% Jan
10
56% Nov
19
120% Dec
Oct
21% Oct
17
130
Feb
7
33
Oct
Oct
111% Jun
37
Oct
17
28
18
Feb
33% May 10
19
130
Jan
22
50% July 15
78
11
91
35% Feb
3
For footnotes
58% Apr
5
85
Mar 21
62% Nov 15
105% Feb
72
see
Dec
Jan
60% Aug
891/2 Feb
24
2
23
38% Oct
18
52*/4 July
69
Feb
12
42% Oct
17
97
July 11
64% July 24
3
27
91
Jun
20
99
Jan
2
26
43
Oct
11
70% Jan
17
page 26.
85
85%
15%
16%
15%
16
71%
67 7 a
69
6814
69%
'147
152
84%
85%
30
29%
20%
36
35%
36
21%
86
85
22%
143%
:27%
100
No par
15
*67
72%
287
295
69%
68
73
31
*67%
68
73:%
74%
7%
86%
72
7%
30%
31%
14*2%
142 %
870
27%
26%
26%
8,100
72
*67%
86%
87 7 ft
89%
85 %
85%
10%
10
10%
72
72%
'71
72
90
«K)
91
91
*90%
92
35%
36%
36
3612
36%
36%
31
32
31
31%
31%
31%
*29 %
33 %
*29%
32
30
common
(F L)
Co
Co
Tea
3% %
Co
common
;
Laughlin Steel
5%
Joy
<fc
Johnson
preferred series A
Manufacturing
Co
-
1,000
36%
3,400
28%
29%
2,700
*29%
30
*29%
30
29%
28%
29%
27%
28%
27%
27%
34,300
5
24 3it
22%
24
22.
22%
21%
22(4
3,100
27%
27 %
27%
277b
27%
277b
*27%
271.,
27
27
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13
12-%
12%
12%
12%
3,700
29%
28 7 it
28%
28>
29%
29
29%
4,400
5
com
*114
40%'
28%
28%
5
*114
41
40
5
5%
117
41%
5
26%
.
1
*114
40%
5
117
41%
5
34 -
33
38%
«
2,600
33%
33
7,000
117
37
38%
39%
5%
5%
5
25 7
25%
*114
117
5%
5,400
17,500
5,800
15
15%
15%
17 %
16%
17 %
16%
16%
15%
16
29
29%
31
29%
31%
28
29
28%
28%
80%
79%
79%
*79%
80%
79%
79%
78%.
79
120
79%
54 711
54
54%.
53%
54
2,300
77'%
*75
1
54
*76
10
117
26
*114
500
28'/»
100
12%
&
Jones
89
36
31%
24 %
5
Corp
Johnson
89
36
30 %
29
5
preferred
Johns-Manville
90%
36
24 %
Sulphur
Inc
69
90
i
68
28%
Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Jewel
350
71
24%
1
Jaeger Machine Co
Lake
2,700
69
28%
1
Jacobs
300
10
3.50
Co
preferred
Jefferson
19,466
86
10
•
10%
1
Stores
Circuit Breaker
9%
88%
7'
88
*82
;
39,700
6,600
80%
7%
88
7%
70%
68%
71%
7%
11
86
69%
7%
7%
100
72
*07
72
74'b
10
*29%
22,500
31%
71
25
No par
10,100
26,300
143 %
71
25
211/4
287%
26%
No par
common
21
283
30%
142'
No par
Shoe
200
22%
286%
28
31%
144%
88
10%
84
21%
293
100
n%
33%
80'
*85
32%
83%
282%
22%
89 T «
*83%
88
35.
34
86
7%
87%
*83%
800
3,200
87%
7%
7.50
No par
20"'it
36
27%
Canada
5,100
3,500
20%
*20%
144 "4
26 %
82 %
29 %
21
21
26%
5
82
28%
30
*85
85
22%
291
288
83%
30
35%
.
22 '4
%
23
32%
29%
30
20%
351%
85%
*20%
30''a
21
4,500
152
*147
152
*147
152"
300
15,000
17%
71%
144%
I-T-E-
1,900
7 711
%
29%
*85
7' •'»
26%
preferred
$6
27%
*7%
16%
144%
Coal
27: %
70
35%
9
1
69%
'147
152
7.7 it
144
Sfh.lt
Creek
—
17%
26%
11
2
17
100
Power
44
*411%
7%
7%
8
34
6% Jun
42% Jun
8
94% Nov 30
7%
8
17%
*
31%
Dept
90
42:%
,*41
.
___
27%
27
28
28
26%
47% July 10
67% Feb
*41%
28
*
28% Jan
43% Oct
%
44
26%
4
28
43%
*41%
35%
10
Aug 29
*41
26%
11
75
43
44
34%
3% Feb
47% Jan
*42
26%
13% Oct
6
*45
43
34%
26 % Oct
102 »/2 Feb
45%
44
,
30
46
33%
15
27
*45
28%
27
Dec
46
30%
International Telep & Teleg
International Utilities
Corp
Interstate
*45
30%
International Silver
Interstate
46
3,400
40%
43%
30
preferred
7 %
*39
*41
283
Paper common
International
1
39
43%.
No par
of
International
39
*41
26%
29% Oct
83
5%
28'/a
%
43%
27%
44
2,000
40%
*42
45
■
56
*41
*41
46
•
*39
10
48% Apr
Mar 14
40%
43 %
*41
50c
1
55
26
Island
13
19
Jun
251%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co..No par
28
13
94% Mar 14
26%
Iowa Power & Light Co
Jan
Nov
9414 Aug 31
44% Oct 15
26! it
28 % Mar 29
22% Dec
10% Mar 19
261 it
8%
541/4 Jun
32
32% Oct
4
26%
*20%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
20
37% July 10
36% July 16
14% Feb
26%
No par
$4 preferred
July 12
40% May 23
5iy2 Apr 23
35
24,200
*39
•
69%
69
'147
83%
1
preferred
Nickel
International
j
125
3
37% Apr
9
8
26'/4 May 10
20
2,800
38%
5
100
International Packers Limited
1061/4 May 10
Aug
38% Jan
Feb
10
70% Mar 13
34% Apr 20
29% Jan
4
4%
Int'l
20
18
44% Feb
43% Nov 29
98
1
361%
1
preferred
7%
76
May
115% Apr 23
109 % July
*561%'
38%
20
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
31% July 10
11% Feb
57%
37%
common
Harvester
138
33
5614
Corp..
Machines
XI
18
19
Iron
10
Oct
19
4%%
Inter lake
Oct
68
144% May 7
106% Mar 13
7
No par
100
No par
Corp common
preferred
29% Oct
68% Oct
98% Nov 29
12
i
Inspiration Cons Copper
2
16%
1
I,
Inland Steel Co
11
10
8
14% Mar 13
15% Feb
4
18
3
9% Nov 26
87% Dec
11
20
2 id
33% May 28
Dec
1
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
8
Feb
99% Jan
83% Oct
Oct
32 %
39
26
43
*7%
100 pesos
Industrial Rayon
Interchemical
7
a
57%
38%
3%
Mexico
S A
5
14
52
Feb
.
28%
32% Oct
35% Dec 31
331
57%
39%
26'b
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
103
27% May 28
143%
9% Apr
Jan
33%
581/4
38%
*41%
231/2 May 14
18
33
57%
50
Electrica De
65% Jan
6
16
33
*42
61% Jan
47% Jan 23
15%
397 it
*45
28% Oct 18
4
20% Jan
69% Mar 20
20
16%
57 %
Indianapolis Power & Liglit. .No par
23
88% Jan
16
3.3%
50
32%
16'%
38%
50
31
xlG%
33%
I
2,500
24%
56%
cumulative preferre 1
4.20% cumulative preferre I
15%
24%
1
25%
15
3%
25
.No par
Co
700
3%
25
16%
Co
Central RR
23,600
25%
3%
3%
25%
16%
5
3%
*24
3%
25
50
190
72
*70 %
25%
3%°
25
4.42%
89% Jan
156
2,100
70
24 V8 Mar 13
52% Dec 20
20
11
12
8,300
3%
3%
3 7 it
3%
400
1%.
1%
1%
1%
1%
4 %
4
7,800
15,800
7
70
Industria
Feb
11%
6%
13 %
15
Jan
50
10%
7%
13%
11
48
79
49%
11%
it
13%
2
148
50 %
67
12%
Apr
6
1%
49%
*11%
7%
13 %
43%
13
50%
•
13%
40%
Feb
30
95
13%
*39
85% July 20
80
*93
11%
7%
1%
4%
70
*76
13' '■>
*41
100% Dec
4%
71
13%
5
15
41% Sep
165
2,200
18
13 %
Indust Inc com
&
50
44% July 26
8
100
27%
50
B0
3
31
36%
27%
50
I
9
13
*35%
51
I
Jan
Feb
-17%
50
8
54% Apr
Dec
18%
26%
52 %
9
55
76% Jun
17%
*35%
51%
46J/4 Mar
11
59
*1%
'V
6,500
18%
*11
7%
400
36%
50%
51
5,100
531/4
32% May
67% Oct
22%
*21%
22%
50
3%
21
22
22
21%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
85
*83
84
*83
53
19
7% Oct 10
15% Oct 17
84
11%
7%
1%"
10
27
151
*11
4.1/4
13
11% May 9
80% Mar 13
83
9,000
52
Jun
46% Apr
18,700
51%
Jan
DCc
11
*21%
10
9
50% Dec
19
3%
49%
Power—No par
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
5% conv pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
4
31% July
24%
95
% Sep
17
24
80
May 31
Oct
25%
*93
5%
6
May 21
35% May 23
July 16
24%
*76
40
27
26
Hunt Foods
Oct
40
3,000
25%
24%
1,000
80
preferred—
25
7% Apr
33% Dec
*83
22%
38
13
45%
85
24%
Jan~19
10
45
95
Illinois
Feb
45%
*93
Ideal
NOV
45%
*70
75% Aug 12
53
47%
95
63% Jan
30
47%
47
80
17
12
47%
46%
*93
18
Dec
35 %
*76
56% Oct
26% Ju^l 20
33
95
36 % Oct
44
32%
Hudson Bay Min & Sin Ltd—No par
11
4
17
35
80
29% Jan
44
16%
34%
78
Inc
tHudson & Manhattan
6
47% Apr :
17%
45%
%
1,100
200
/
26
33
*21
6,000
17
32%
25
12
33%
32%
3%
12
26
26
3%
12%
17%
*17
1
5,000
12%
9%
26
171/4
26%
84%
19
13%
16%
25
18%
13
26
%
9«4
20%
12%
17
24
9,400
9%
19
21
*93
29
17
12% <~>c.t
5
17%
*9
*9%
20%
100
3
51
16Tb
17
9%
9%
300
100
May"~4
53
17%
16,300
17%
17%
17%
21%
*70
35% May
9
17%
*9%
71
10
~21
150
*69%
"T
Nov
78
70
57% Oct
44
78
70
27% Feb
41% Dec
78%
78
70
41% July 3
24% Sep 21
72%
*77%
*77
7C
Howe
Oct
15
120
78
78
70
19% Nov 29
13
65
70
241/4 Oct
27% Dec
64%
26%
32%
*83
preferred
Lighting &
Howard Stores Corp
8
1% Sep
Sep 27
3% Oct 17
65%
17
common__5
3%% preferred
% preferred
18
3 % Oct
70
*64
10
4
60% July 11
3
13
7,300
64%
64 %
26%
No par
Houston
57% Aug 17
18 % Jan
18
13
28
4.40%
Jun
1,600
a
27%
1
7% Jan
28
12 7
28
26
91
27%
13%
28
Apr
3
34% .35
29%
12%
28
Apr
13
35%
28''4
13 %
27%
88
4% Dec
34
29%
48 %
*45
28
100
83% Dec
36%
28%
13%
21
600
52%
48%
65
9%
52%
52%
*63%
17%
180
107
*106
*52% '
30
12.50
—
8,900
*45
65
14
10
800
37%
53
13%
14
130
12%
48 %
27%
7
23
106%
107%
Household Finance common..No par
14
21
105%
u
36%
18'it
Oct
15% Dec
37%
35 %
29%
13
21
5
4
*12
12%
37i
*106
36%
9%
33
33
12%
37 7 it
53
29%
17
32 7
*32%
12 7 i,
37%
*46
36'it
20%
900
12%
53
29%
13%
1
23%
33
*32%
48"
36%.
50c
23%
*35%
Jan
4% May
107%
53
*46
29%
2.50
700
23%
*23
18%
78
11 '/a
*106
36
77%.
50
16%
"
48%
13
87 %
*15%
36 %
88
50
32%
*85
16%
18
10
July 26
July 17
32%
86
15%
36%
28
99
33
45%
86
23%
23%
23%
900
45%
45%
18%
105
10
23%
71
45%
16%
23%
900
24
36%
102% Jan
Jan
*16
1,000
24
*69
71
17%
26
5% Nov 30
*86
16%
4,400
15%
4
15"
15%
23%
110
51%
50
*35%
11
18% Jan
45%
45%
88%
*46
*63 %
15%
23%
*69
86
*16
53
53
49%
71
400
30
3
26
64
*12%
23%
48
15% -'.15%
24%
45%
»
86
16%
*16
54 /
*69
a
*29
29
50
Mar 13
Jan
88%
120
4
coin
Dec
3
45%
'
4,400
30%
4
preferred
Dec
20
*86
*45
30
4%
29
23%
71
44 7
*4
30
50%
.
,*15%''.'16%
16
4%
-•
*28%
24
Co
convertible
Dec
Dec
52
24
Oil
conv
$2.25
90
12
49
*69
Corp of Amprica
75
41% Jan
49%
*82%
preferred
83
Feb
1,400
30
71
Corp
Houdaille-Industries
6
Jun
Furnace
$4.25
6
30
2,600
23%
29%
*15%
5
Corp
Hooker Electrochem Co
8
28% Jan
21%
23 \
24
Sugar Corp commoiu
convertible preferred
Honolulu
10
Sep
18
20%
24%
24
Inc..:
Homestake Mining
Aug
2
21%
23%
04
4%
*69
Hotels
Holly
18% July 11
29% Mar
10
21 %
24%
24
30%
10
25
common
Electronics
40
12% Feb
'22%
24%
"22%
4%
15
Corp
(Charles E)
35% Dec 26
21% Jan 23
4,500
4%
No par
Motors—
Powder
Hoffman
81
103% Mar 16
37
—100
25
...
1
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv) —No par
23% Oct
52% July 17
Dec
36%
49
6
1
3%%
3% Oct
35% Jan
89
38 %
*29
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
5
18
37
107%
11
Oct
39
'106
Feb
45
38%
22%
12%
16% S24
1*9
4,100
37%
22% Jan
20
29
12%
17
Feb
40
5
24
1
Hires Co
31
132
28%
36%
18
Sep 30
32 % Oct 11
*127%
29%
13%
9% Jun
16
127%
29%
36%
16% Oct
74% Jun
17
31%
127%
30
36
17
JCtfy
30%
132
"
21%
4%
31%
29%
100
10% Jun 20
12
31
21%
1
.50
Co
25%
9
25% Sep
7
14% Apr 12
23
Nov 15
18% Dec
37%
24
common
31%
10,000
*127%
30%
'38%
2 1/12
July 19
w.
37%
common
Hewitt-RoUins
4
171/4 Jnlv 16
17
61% Dec
13
19
% Sep 19
12
27% Oct
29 %
5% preferred—
100
Hershey Chocolate coinmon__No par
4(4% preferred scries A
50
Hertz Co (The;
1
30
July 25
27% Feb
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
&
*127%
23%
noncumulative preferred
17
103% Aug
45
7%
(G W)
21
12% Oct
24
Jan
24% Jan
30% July 23
53% Mar 20
45% Dec 20
18% Jan 22
19
35
51% July 19
36% Nov 29
110
10
-
■
-
300
38%
38 «/4
...
32
127%
301/4
29
39
132
32
32 %
32
127%
21%
Co common
K)
4
10
preferred.
(W
29 J
—2.50
—
common.—
(II J)
Heller
.
26
„
—.—...5
Marx
preferred—
3.63%
15% Oct
21% Mar 15
Oct
34
6
22% Sep
20
Aug
6
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
11
Dec
17
23% Oct 25
Co
3%%
26%
29%
38
-
Hecht
2
20
*73%
25%
1
preferred
—
Haveg Industries In-c—
Ex partial liquidating dlst_.
Hayes Industries Inc
.
16 %
16%.
29%
—100
Corp of America
*20
71
*75
100
2.50
1
.7.50
corn.
% %
4
July
26% Dec 20
Refrac
preferred.
Ilarshaw Chemical Co.
7
6% Jan
6%
——_—
Corp
Harsco Corporation
34% Jan 21
36% Oct
20
Paper Co—
Organ Co
16%
—1
common
preferred
Harris-Inter type
32% Mar 25
48% Dec
35% Apr
Co
Hart Schaffner &
Oct
39
9
24% Nov 20
25
May 22
18
5
63
63%
20
Printing Co
Harbison-Walk
1/
38
38%
38 %
63
20
Watch
Hammond
%
38
Well Cementing—5
convertible
4%
Hammermill
14
Jun
138
(W F)
Hamilton
t
Aug 13
51% Aug
8
30% July 2
28% Oct
31% Feb
24
10
;—25
Water—u.
Oil
40%
54%
54%
'75
78
100
94
94%
1
45
46%
54%
*75
39 5 b
*80%
81%
79%
80 3
45%
47%
42 3
94
94
94
94
93%
937B-
"
46
47:%
47 %
43»%
45%
41%
4
4
,
-
(46
-•
17,700
38'/a
45%
42
77%
39%
*79%
41%
42
80 %
48
40%
,
*75
77%
80%
79 %
47 %
78
47%
41
79%
45
55%
7,100
80%
900
,431/4
93%
44%
52,900
93%
690
43%
44%
19,000
'■
'
Volume
Number 5683
186
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1749)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1956
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Oct. 14
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 15
Oct. 16
PRICES
S>aIm for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Oct. 17
Shares
Oct. 18
K
34% Feb
104
Dec
3
70% Aug
13
Nov 27
44
18
25% Oct
127
Aug
Feb
74 % Oct
7~
'37% Dec
44%
Aug* 14
Dec
21
92
Dec
5
103
Mar 13
108
Apr
96
11
Sep :27
74% July 23
1-
Mar
78
"97% Nov 28
'89 -Nov 30
Oct
34
t_
16
86
20
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
46% May 15
109% May 9
16
40% Oct
3
52
11
49
14
105% Aug
-
Feb
4%%
4%%
5
39% Jan
s
83
•
:
"
cum
conv
4%%
26%
33 %
preferred
24
Mar 12
3.80%
29
28%
27%
Dec
28
•71% Feb
9
87
-
-
h
Nov 14
37
*24
81
105
Mar
103
May 22
1
92% May
46% Jan
J Feb
15
28% Aug 14":
10
24% July 23
21
:i2% Dec 27
30
113
' May 28
" Jan
23
J 43% Oct
1
Mar 27
48..; Dec
12'
.725 % Oct
53% Apr
'
9
„
1
22% Oct
11
"
•
Oct
„
6
A.%
..
4.50%
96
Feb
21
Apr
77% Jan
3
-
C 38%
75!'4
75
75
*40%
41
40%
41
91
90 %
93
90'/4
91 %
90 !4
91
89%
90
2,700
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 y4
34%
34%
3,300
79
79
79
77
83
83
83
83
*82
*88
91
*88
91
*77
40
;
Nov 21
47
Apr
(Julius)
17
49% July 10
"
41
27*.f.
40% Mar 19
4
Jan
17
26
58% Apr
Oct
17
18
36% July 11
Oct
17
65 % Jan
2
1
94% Apr
10
Ja~n ~31~
74% Aug 20
40
82
Dec
18
98
1
78
25
Dec
~21
.52%
Feb
% July
&
32 %
;
19
July
3
50% July 25
35 % Jan
4
•
12% Oct
11
21% Mar
25% Feb
13
27% Apr
90
KLM
Royal
7
4%
E
34% Jan
11
J
4
Kress
9
34
33 %
33V2
25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
*11%
29
4
29% Apr
54% Oct
25% Sep
19% Oct
26
10
19
47
Jan
17
64% Sep
18
14% Apr
13
16% Sep
10
13
Oct
17
15% Jan
2
25% Apr
3% Nov
4
27% Aug
20% Oct
16
27
13
4 % Jan
7
6
3 % Oct
4
■22
3
14
.
26% May
•
(S
&
L
Jun
89
May
34% Apr
8
17% Jun
10
4% Jan
Lane
24% July
8
Lee
28% Oct
14
36% Apr
4
83
Jun
20
94
9
12
27
Oct
14
17% Mar 14
Jaii 24
Jan
July 10
26% Oct
11
21% Jan
3
9 Va Oct
17
17% Jan
4
6
2% Jan
31
1 % Oct
10
2% Jan
10
;
19% Dec
28
13% Oct
18
20% Jan
24
1
35% Apr 26
15% Nov 26
1% July
15
Apr
24
5
Oct
58
2
4
1
3% Oct
16
7% Jan
1
29% Nov 14
24 % Oct
18
32 Va Jun
14
16%
.an
4
20% Oct
19
Jan
15
16% Dec
74% Feb
28
12% Dec
4
15% Oct
21% Mar 26
Apr
98
9
61% Oct
30
68% Feb
9
18% Mar 29
10
19
17
7
1
72% Feb
2
137% Dec 20
163% Feb
2
9
*50
Jan
64
Aug
76% Nov
23
47% Jan
23
14% May 28
18
6% Nov 29
12
11%
ll^'a
11%
11
11%
35%
36
35%
36
35
35%
34%
35
89
90%
88%
90
86
87 7
3
83%
86%
22,200
35'%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
34%
35V4
34%
35%
17,200
21,800
Jaii
6
26
2
7% Jan
16% Aor
„
58%
Dec"l2
8
18 % Nov
29
48%
50%
50
51
49%
511/4
44
47%
45%
471%
25
23 %
24%
241%
24%
22%
24
22%
23
36
36%
36
36
36
36
35%
35%
35
35%
700
%
44
43%
43%
43%
43V2
43
43%
42%
43V8
7,400
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
27
28 %
*27%
28 V*
1,300
Airlines.—100 G
28
27
27%
26%
27%
3,000
10
41
40
41
40
40%
6,100
28
28%
28 %
28
28%
%
41%
41 %
42
41 %
42
80%
80 %
80 "4
80%
80%
80 Va
33% Dec
12
Jan
10
37% Dec 19
28
y
Oct
10
57% Jan
13
Oct
17
22
25% Oct
July 26
Litton
11
40% July 16
29% Oct
11
102
Sep
July~~6
20
Oct
93
Jun
13%
13%
14%
14
14 %
13%
14Vs
13%
13%
6,500
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
251%
25%
4,000
26%
26%
7
Aug 26
Feb
28
Jan
25
20%
*20%
207/a
600
3 %
3%
*3%
3%
600
*18%
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
5
Sons
Co
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
common.3
28%
29
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
*29
87%
*83
preferred-'
2nd pfd.*
116
21
Jun
26
114
Jan
20
61
Dec
7fo
28
27%
28%
28
22,600
9%
28%
101/8
281%
9%
1%
l'/4
1%
1 %
1%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%.
15%
9%
10
28%
28%
28%
9Va
9%
9Va
9!4
7,900
1V4
1%
1V4
IV*
4,900
14%
13%
14
14
3%
3%
25%
261/4
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
2,400
900
25
23%
23%
4
4
3Va
3%
87%
*3%
3%
13,900
1,800
15%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
lo
74%
75
74%
75
73%
74"V4
701/4
72 V2
70%
71%
4,300
10%
10
10
10 Vn
10
IOVB
10
10 Va
11,700
65%
66
66
%
10%
07%
66 %
07 %
661/4
67
66
66%
13,200
26
138%
137%
137%
137
138
*137
59%
60
59%
60%
60
00
58
55
55%.
54%
55
55%
55%
53%
136
137%
12%
12%
'/a
*137
3,700
410
139
59
58V2
58%
3,100
54%
52 Va
53%
1,900
12%
12%
12%
1,200
8%
8%
8'A
41%
44%
41%
8%
43%
6,700
28,700
12%
13
8%
13
8%
8%
12%
8%
12%
1
,_lOc
45%
48%
45%
47%
44%
46
31
32%
33
34%
32%
34%
323/4
82,300
14%
25%
14%
14%
15
13%
14%
13
13%
13
13%
73,500
26%
26
27%
27%
28%
27
27%
27%
283/8
18,800
2.50
±
1
No par
4
:
30!4
30%
100
104%
20%
104%
4...I0
%
30%
30%
105
20%
105
20%
20%
30%
8%
30%
105 %
105
20%
20 %
20%
30%
201/4
90
*86
90
90
*86
90
.100
100
83
80
81
*80
.82%
*93%
95
94
94
*93
94%
:__10
24%
24%
24%
25%
*86
24%
25
80
*93%
24V4.
32 Va
6,300
301/4
30%
1041%
105
96
*93
100
30%
104
32%
*93
96
...
31%
96
*93
*'>3
*8(5
*81
100
96
*8%
104>/a
260
20%
15,300
20
*93
*86
96
90
80
*80%
*93%
50
82
95
95
24%
24'/4
100
28,400
24%
100
Louisville
*122
124
*122
124
30
(Ky)_Nopar
8
12% Oct
18
31
45% Feb
12
122% Jun 28
25% Sep 25
114
Sep 27
39% Mar 22
Co
25
25
25
25%
25%
25V4
24 "3
25
23%
24
3,100
62%
65
66
66%
65
06
63%
64%
63V2
64%
4,600
6,900
Nashville
50
124
122
122
*120
*120
124
__1
13
13%
12%
13%
13
13'A
13
13%
12%
13
3.33%
67
69%
67%
69%
63%
07
58%
63
59Vs
61%
& Sons Inc
(M)
Steel
11,660
10
Louisville Gas & El
93% Jan
Lowenstein
121/4
.
4%
preferred
30% Jun
11
Lukens
-12
23%
Co common
18
Jan
12%
!4
25%
Inc
Oct
22
12%
*3%
conv
&
12 %
*83
1%
100
Loile Star Cement Corp
127% Mar
July 24
12%
87%
9%
5
23% Oct
62
12%
26%
__10
Lorillard
5
500
12V4
*83
25%
23%
com
Oct
9
*83
12%
10
27
20
87%-
87%
No par
Corp
15% Jan
May
27% Feb
29%
1
23
30 % Nov
18%
*28%
18%
12
5
,.
21 % Feb
143% Jan
400
2,400
18%
30
No par
(The)
Produots_i__',
Co_
(P)
18 !4
18
*83
No par
12
109
4,100
*20%
3%
15% Dec
28
13
20%
Apr
27
13
131/4
*3%
92
Dec
131/4
13%
20%
3%
106
83% Jan 27
13
13%
20%
*3%
15
26% Dec
3,600
13%
Oct
116
60
*20 %
Aug 26
2
20%
59 %
3%
80
•
800
20%
60%
13%
93
Mar
4,200
27
20%
601/4
20%
28
89
26%
*20
3%
104
86% May 17
20
61%
13%
103% Dec
Mar 14
27
20
61
20%
19
102% Jan 13
27
20%
61 %
4
11
103
27
20
61
25
Nov
9
27
20
60 %
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Dec
88% Dec 27
106
26%
19%
59
V
.
common
97
6
26
1
86
98% Dec
23%
110
80
13%
No par
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25% series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
4.40% series G conv pfd
21% Oct 19
*79%
25%
5
Industries
4.84%
%
81
1
Lone Star Gas Co
,
7
23% Jan
18
Jan
c
36% May 13
117
26
Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
.
11
Jan
*79%
.10
:
1st
Fink
Belt
3,300
43%
28%
Lionel Corp (The)
List Industries Corp
i
2
26
25% May 14
35
18
10% July 16
52 % July 30
41% Aug 26
43% Jun
Link
3,700
24 %
1
5
1
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
preferred
Lily Tulin Cup Corp
7
4,600
11%
1
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
67% July 18
9
72% Jan
%
25
common
Tire
Corp
&
*11
200
11%
100
&
Lerner Stores
31
150% Mar
18
18
12% Sep
Aug 29
1
Jan
52% Oct
7
Lehn
29
Apr
68 % Jan
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
9
49
.Lehman
84% July 17
13% Jan 14
1
-
Jun
&
(James)
50c noncum
25% May 24
Feb
8
2,400
1
$3 noncum
10
25% Nov
23!4
90
3.85% preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley RR
;
__No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
;
45% Jan
23
35
preferred series A
Rubber
1,000
231/4
2,400
11%
Bryant
7 Lees
18%
30
25%
33%
25-?a
89%
common
La Consolidada 6%
24
20% July 15
3
17% Jan
Mar 22
97
8
13% Jan
7
22% Mar 12
18% Dec 26
30
Nov
19
16% Mar 13
4.32%
Mar 22
90
53%
*32%
34
33%
Mfg Co
Kroger Co (The)
Laclede Gas Co
*33
52%
54V4
5
Co__
H)
53V4
No par
2.50
Kroeliler
50 % Feb
Jan
43% Jan
,31% Dec 26
85
*85
34
Korvette Inc
(S S)
*83
90
33%
preferred
Kresge
85
*85
*32%
'
29% Mar 29
*83
54%
1
Dutch
Koppers Co Inc
50
60
54%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
V
84%
20
54%
4%% conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Ill)
5
43 % Jan
85
*85
50
78
*82
*89
54! 4
Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
18
*83
90
1,400
84%
54
Kelsey Hayes Co
75% Jun
17
18
85
*85-
*75
77
3,900
90
8.75
Kern County Land Co
Oct
*83
90
t
89%
No par
Kennecotfr Copper
4
Oct
44
85
*85
53%
Light Co
47% May 31
'
*83
50
.
Kayser
Apr
10Q
100
preferred
Power &;
35
12
non-cum
Kansas
128 % Jan
91
No par
com
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
3
22% Oct
31
30% July 16
7
10
'32% Dec
Dec
61
25
Mar
39% Feb
4%
i
*88
-i.
Southern
75
*77
84%
100
preferred
City
.
63,800
267%
75%
40%
84%
100
4.35% cumulative preferred
Kansas
•
Jan
26% Oct
42% Apr
>24
4.20%
;)■'
26%
74! 4
40%
*77
100
preferred
preferred
15
11
17
Cumulative
26% July 11
18
34% Oct
4
32% May
•;
11
33% Oct
,
!
18
17
83 % Oct
w
147% Mar 14
14
Feb
96
1
11
Oct
32% Aug
20
'21% Jan
V
July
* Feb
102
Aug 28
87
_52
..
V
17
80
-
9
102
20
Sep
89% Oct
27%
76
41
'
13
261/4
74%
40%
34
conv
preferred
27%
77
41
88%
50
preferred
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
cum
28
76%
41
100
preferred
Co
75,200
M
,
37% Nov 23
120
15
Nov
27% Dec 20
28% Apr
3
May 24
49% Jan
144
30% Nov
11
33'% Oct
92% Jan
13
8% Nov 21
10% Apr
Mar
4
6
•
32% July 12
32% May 17
80% July
16
80% Dec 27
125
22% Oct 18
27% Oct
8
14
86% Jan 30
11% July 1
18% Aug 2
5
7% Mar 28
6% Sep
20
Oct
8
Dec
18
139
Mar 20
40% Oct
18
31% Nov 26
41
Mar 13
32% Oct
18
473% Dec 26
610
44
530
73i Mar
6
Jan
6
476
•
6
Jan
4
Sep
7% Aug 30
Jan
2
12
May 27
5% Oct
5t/b Dec 31
7
Jan
3
4% Oct
18
Sep 24
19
NOV
5
14% Oct
11
17% Jan
22% Oct
14
Mallory (P R)
37% May 13
4%
Jun~26~
8!% Nov 28
—
~3(T
10% Apr 18
% Oct
48% May
16% Feb
z4% Oct 16
4
14
5Q
July
2
40% July 11
7
31
Jan
24
80
45% Dec
3
82% Dec
98
11
Apr 24
Nov 20
37
Dec
17
74
Dec
21
70
Dec
34% Apr
6
56% Jan
54
July 17
12% Dec 20
25
Jan
32% Jan
91
2
26% Oct
50
83
77
11
11
55
18
Jan
3
25
6
39% Jun 24
12
Oct
69 % Nov 28
83% Jan 24
65
Sep 25
75% Apr
38% Dec 26
40% Dec 28
32
Feb
47
3C
43% Aug 20
34% Feb
72% Oct
18
43 % Jan
23
54% Dec
30
49
Jan
2
17% Dec
31
23% Feb 29
15
Oct
ifi
14% Oct
10
15% Feb
1
21% Jun
31% Oct
1
41% Apr -30
12
277/e Nov 29
32% Mar 15
*•
81
98
;•
76
82% Dec 19
Nov
102% Jan
9
33% Feb
16
*
11
July
1
45% Jun 26
34% Mar 21
27% Feb
2
21% Nov 26
24% Feb
Apr
6
19% Oct
11
35
July 11
29% Feb
12
Dec
10
93
Feb
72% Sep
101% Dec
14
116
10
3
77
8
44% Jan
July 19
61% July 31
3
17% Nov 20
23% Jan
48
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
102
97% Oct
9
107
82
Dec
92
Jun
102
Sep
Jan
-'
23
•
20
7
17
69% Apr
Oct
11
63
28
94
Feb
Sep
10
75
Aug 80
77
July 10
31
see
90
page
July 25
26.
104% Jan
89
May 23
86% Apr 17
103
Feb
19
9%
9%
10
180
6%
61/4
61/4
61/4
4,000
45%
46%
43%
45 Va
41 %
43
40%
42%
22,000
34%
34%
34%
35%
*34%
•34%
32%
34V4.
32%
32%
*450
•
32%
*6%
6%
*430
500
6%
500
32%
33%
32%
*6%
6%
500
*430
32%
*430
31
*430
500
33
32
5%
5%
31 %
5%
*5%
3,000
500
2,665
31%
534
2,200
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5Va
5%
5%
4%
5
14%.
14%
14'%
14 %
14%
14%
14'/4
14%
*14V4
15
24
24%
24 %
24%
23%
23 Va
23%
24%
3,600
10%
10%
10%
z4%
5V4
5%
5Va
5i/4
36,800
29%
28%
29%
29%
29%
28%
29V4
29Vs
22
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20i/4
21%
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
181/4
18%
51%
50
51%
52
50
50
50
50
27
26%
28%
28
28%
27%
28
28
28%
5,600
31%
32
32%
32%
32%
32
32 Va
31%
32
2,100
81%
81%
81%
81
81
80'/4
81
80
80
37
32%
35%
32%
34%
32'/4
34%
3334
34%
26
26%
26%
26%
27
26 V4
27
25%
26
3,800
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
6,600
71%
71%
5%
5%
5%
22%.
10%
28
21%
18%
*50
25%
31%
*80%
35%
26
36%
*71
72
68
23%
26%
26%
»
'
36%
36%
,
37
73%
*71
73%
72
*72
73
68
25
25%
*50
5
3,200
600
30
23,000
2,600
15,400
2,500
•
*67
27%
26
*40%
73%
*71
36 %
*71
36%
73%
73
73
72
77
*71
68
67
67
*67
69
*65%
27%
27%
*27%
28
27%
149,100
20
160
69
27%
370
72
14%
60
27%
1,000
51%
50
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
800
26%
*26
26 Va
*25%
26%
25%
25%
600
42%
*401/8
41%
*40%
41%
*40 V0
41%
50 V2
50
13%
50
51%
*50
12%"
12 %
12 !4
12%
I2V4
12
I2V0
69%
68
68
67%
67 Va
66 Va
66%
67
67
35
35%
35%
341%
35 Va
33%
33%
.73
33V4
5,800
42
42%
39%
41
40%
41
2,600
xl2%
74%
Corp
■<
12 %
11%
12
77
77
74V2
76
72%
74
1,600
53
53%
52%
53
52%
52%
51
52"
51%
51%
3,100
15%
15%
I5!a
15%
15
15V4
15
15%
15
15'%
2,300
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
35%
35%
34%
35%
84
27
78
84%
85
85
No par
$4 conv 2nd preferred
Co
4.35%
preferred series
3.85% preferred series
preferred series.:
preferred series.:
4.45%
^Adjusted figure before 3
for
1
split.
1,800
12%
78
1
100
1
3%
3.80%
42
12%
76
5
-100
:
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta Machine Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
.
40! 4
12 %
76
1
5
18
4%
Linotype
3!)
60
lo
common.-
Mergenthaler
38
3,400
1
class A
Mines
Inc
Porcupine
Merck & Co Inc common
$3.50 preferred
;
18
9
10%
10
10
7,500
45%
6
51%
preferred series B
Mengel Co (The)_
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
July 12
Jun
85
5,500
14
4%% preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
8
43
200
9 Vn
10
10
*
12%
-
24
21% Jan
8%
12%
Mead
26
July 10
80%
*8
*50
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
17
61
Aug 12
25% May 20
42% July 3
120
*80
8%
13%
McLellan Stores Co__
29
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
Feb
80%
*8
51%
McKesson & Robbins Inc_
93
89
28%
80
8%
42
2
Mar
28%
80%
*8%
12
*67%
34
July
40% Jun
29
HO
*40%
Mclntyre
19% Jan
28'%
28%
8%
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp comihon—50c
3%% convertible preferred
100
McGraw-Edison Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
8
76
•
108% Apr 25
63
281/4
15,500
22%
80%
*8%
*13%
3
1,100
26%
114
221/4
29%
*80
8%
*50
Corp common
26%
*113
23%
No par
No par
par
26%
114
22%
No
^July
11
93% Jan
For all other footnotes
July 15
42% Oct
6
Jan
May 14
15% July 18
122%
5
No par
-
261/4
*113
24
McGregor-Doniger
'
17
14% Oct
3
99% Feb 21
5
4
105% Jah
64% May 10
27
„
9
50
11
33
Apr
1
83% Oct
8
26% Oct 18
McCord
4
13% Mar 11
18
18
16
Sep 19
95% Mar 5
11% Oct
Dec
Jan
1
Maytag Co common..
$3 preferred
McCall Corp
9
42% Apr 30
11
100
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series_.No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
17% Apr 22
14
No par
Co
$3.75 preferred
32% Feb 25
Jun
16
1
31
13% Oct
Sep 27
50
4
Marshall Field & Co com
4%% preferred
Feb 20
Jan
Oct
convertible preferred-
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Mar 22
Jan
13% Dec 17
4%
May Dept Stores common
15
76
5
common
8
Jan
46
32
Marine Midland Corp
Masonite Corp
13
May 15
41% Dec
5
Martin
12% Dec 21
25
6.25
8
>
40% July
9
Marathon Corp
35% Jan
83
3
12
12.50
1
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
28
Jan
5
47% Jan 22
35% Feb 13
7
4
87% Mar
14
28% Feb
Feb
97
July 29
70
Aug 14
70% Aug 27
61% Sep
4
48% Mar 19
96% Jan
14
26% Aug 15
25% Oct 18
50% Mar 23
73% Dec 21
Feb
—.No par
Marchant Calculators Inc_
20% Apr 10
54% Feb
7
35% July 19
37% May 8
25% Oct 14
:
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
2
56% Jun
1
Mandel Bros
11
Jan
1
37% Nov
32
Jun
38
18 % July
51% Sep 26
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
31
34
18
20% Nov 13
1
Manati Sugar Co
15!% July 17
24% Sep 10
20% Oct
8
29% Nov 28
1
27
114
23%
43%
50
& Co
Manhattan-Shirt
14
9%
26%
*113
24%
28%
80%
8%
114
23%
28%
80
27%
27%
*111
24%
28
l
Mahoning Coal RR Co
50% Jun 17
10
Jan 11
9% July 23
16
(The).,
27 %
114
23%
.
Mugnavox Co
Jun
30
11
31
27%
*111
4%%- preferred series A
100
.Madison Square Garden—,
No par
Magic Chef-Food Giant Mkts Inc-1
4% cum conv preferred
10
Magma Copper
10
*
99
10% Feb 28
—
86
1
MacAndrews &; Forbes common
10
6% preferred
;
100
Mack Trucks Inc
5
" Macy (R II) Co Inc com
No par
16%c
No par
No par
pfd
12.50
5
100
100
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100
100
52%
20%
36%
74%
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44
15%
43
80
*85
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*79
93
27%
X26%
27
79
*78
79 %
12 Va
.
15%
15
200
35V2
34 Va
35%
34%
35
5,800
86 %
84
84 %
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86
280
27
26%
26%
a
26%
160
49%
410
20%
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20%
600
39i%
33,500
20%
20%
110%
112%
112%
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46%
42%
45V4
15%
15
15 Va
15%
44%
45
15
44%
45
43
43%
78
38 Va
"
100
43%
43Vs
1,100
15
15%
25,500
43%
1,700
79!i
120
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111
431/4
78
111
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82
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82
80
78
87
87
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86
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86
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86
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81
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81
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82
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82
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82
90
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92
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92%
800
81
81
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81
82
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82
93
39%
78
110%
45%
88
38 %
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*74'/8
15%
80%
40 >/4.
78
78
45%
44%
38 %
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111
15%
2,400
78
*48%
*51%
45
26%
78
51%
52%
38 %
26V4
78
201/4
36%
15
49
5118
109
15%
79%
20%
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*14%
*78
53%
37
12
15%
20%
74%
11%
35
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52 V2
109
Va
92! 4
92 %
To
80
10
80
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
(1750)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
l'ear 19&6
Hlfbeit
Lowe**
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Prevlou
.
4774 Jan
20
61% Sep
6
26% Oct
26% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
30% Jan
17
2
50% Jan
38'/2Jun
5
Miami
Copper
Middle
27%
27%
27%
27',4
Utilities
—10
32%
33%
33
34%
34%
34 Ya
-Dec
40
42% Dec
12
126
29 y* Feb
12
53
7
137
38
26
Oct
11
40
9
25% July 17
22% May 14
23
18
Oct
18
19
Oct
14% Oct
17
29
131
Feb
15
101
Jan
23
90% July 26
61 y* Sep
26
75% May 10
58
Dec
21
Apr
4
24% Jan
8
88
22
Aug 30
105
Jan
33
25'/a Nov 21
16
19
Jan
3
49 y4
Apr 30
:
9% Dec
10
36Y* Jan 23
129% Jan
3
?30% Jun 25
9Ya Nov 29
V4 Nov 29
i 49
■
Oct
18
14
24% July 25
21% July 12
8
July
July
9
98% Feb 26
1
18% Mar
26%
26 Ya
26%
4,700
33%
32%
33%
33
33%
9.000
34%
*30%
34%
*30
34%
8
35% Apr
11
28% Sep
4
27
27
20
15%
14%
14%
14!4
147B
3,900
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg.:
1.50
Minn Mining & Mfg cojn
No par
$4 preferred
..No pai
Minneapolis Mollne Co common... 1
88 Ya
82%
84%
84%
86%
17,300
787k
79%
78%
81%
82
82 Ya
79%
80%
78
80
14,800
*90
91
16%
16
16
25%
26
26
26
25%
25%
24%
25%
6,200
26%
26 Ye
25%
26
25 Ya
20%
25%
25%
2,500
Paper
0%
6%
37%
37%
38
22%
22%
23%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
28%
29%
28%
29
28% Sep
6%
5%
427 a
38 %
31
31%
31%
327k
317k
32%
307k
Missouri Pacific RR class A„No par
Mohasco Industries
Co
13% Oct
17
24% Apr 18
23.% jan
9
Oct
11
18
8
30% Feb
26
Monsanto
28
Jan t' 3
20
Oct
17
39% Jan 26
47
Jun 14
38% Oct
18
49% Jun 13
61% Mar 19
Monarch
Monon
31 Ya
10,600
5
57b
27,900
60
58
59
55
56 Ya
*66
67
64
65
62
63
10 Yt
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lOYa
1,200
!a
18%
18%
2,000
%
66%
97 k
97 k
18
18%
18 %
1874
14 %
14 Ya
14 %
14 Yb
No par
*9
2
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Montaiia Power Co (The)
30%
31%
5
Co
2074
41
41
'
18
57k
974
974
•
57b
19
*9
18 >4
18
14 !k
%
14%
13%:
14
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9
9
9%
9
250
290
1,200
14
400
9
317k
31%
307 k
31%
3074
31 Ya
62,300
20! 2
20%
20
207»
20
20'A
8.300
41! a
4174,
42
41
42
20 Yt
20! k
217 k
20 YB
197k
197k
19 Ya
19%
22 !4
20! 4
217b
20
20%
14,500
33%
337a
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33
327k
32 YB
26,400
187k
317#
20%
21%
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*
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974
973
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9%
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57a
9%
....
Chemical
66
31 Ya
8.100
40
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25
Tool
A
class
67
9%
37 Ya
6
59
*66%
100
61
5%
6%
40
60
57«
5%
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100
1.25
Machine
RR
618
6'/a
57k
5
-
Inc
Class B
Jar
22 Y% Nov 29
19
Mojud
Inc
preferred
preferred
4.20%
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
33 Ye Nov
3Va%
83% Apr 23
9
5,300
5%
40%
11% Apr la
72% May 1
3
5%
6Ya
44% Jan 31
12
11,200
43%
18
24% Jan
29%
a
18
28% July 23
29
42!
26
24% Jan
29%
43
Oct
13
28%
5%
Oct
Dec
21,200
40 Ya
5
16% Nov 29
9,400
22 y4
100
11% Feb 29
18% Nov 29
6%
36%
21 Yb
No par
RR com
47% May 14
21
6Y2
35%
22%
28%
2
10
6%
37%
22%
29%
23-
26
Oct
6%
36%
37%
22 y4
preierred series A
11,300
6%
38%
*23%
6%
37 V*
5
7% Oct
18
10'/2
6%
6%
—1
.1
Development Co—z
lYo
16
16%
16%
I6Y2
Boo
*15%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Apr
'
25%
8
17
40
8.800
11
78
17%
6
16
*70
26%
12% Jan
18
10%
11%
78
26%
65% Mar
Oct
90
11
*70
25%
11
9% Oct
90
11%
78
*14%
18
62
11 %
*70
78
*70
91
*90
89 Ya
11%
78
25
2.50
Ontario
&
Oct
Mar 23
12
11%
Minnesota Power & Light——No par
Minnesota
37% Oct
Feb 20
89%
11%
90
-89%
*70
100
1st
•
Fab 20
3,100
19%
15
85%
81% Jan
76
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
15
11
22
19%
19%
19%
19%
150
87%
28% Oct
68
24.300
15
36% Aug 14
17% Jan
•
2
900
18%
85
Mission
3
26 Ya
18
14%
Minute Maid Corp
Mission Corp
Oct
26 Ya
19%
85
12% Jan 14
G0% May 24
14% Dec 31
26%
18%
82%
35 Yb Apr
60
26
*
Xl4%
43% May 27
37% May 23
67% Oct
27%
20 %
.
•
130
130
130
Minn 8t Paul & S S Marie—No par
18
55
27 y4
20%
6% July 23
11
5
200
3,400
47
130
19%
27
20%
35 YB Oct
21% Oct
40% July 24
45 Ya
45%
46 Ya
129 %
-
20
preferred
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
13
44%
45
128
27
10
of Amer_—1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
1
25% Mar
—100
1st preferred
Oil Corp
*32
128
127%
127%
Minerals <& Chem Corp
$5.50
Feb
25
8Yo
Share3
.
26 Y4
33%
44%
43%
44
43%
*126!'k
Midwest
91 % May 31
24% Oct
2
30% Jan
July 23
16
3
42% Apr
18
76
.Jan U
<30Y4 N©v 28
17
10% Oct
3
Oct
88% Sep
2
13 !4 Oct
76
<95
18
May 31
5
Midland Steel Prod common
4
32% Jan
73% Jan
66
3
July 15
Feb
Aug 10
40
19% Dec 31
Jan
3
40% Jan
Feb
126% Oct
36% Jan
6
17
Jan
142
20
26 Ya Dec
29 Y* Aug 26
13
Mar 12
47
May 28
Dec
7
<40
Oct. 18
Oct. 17
Midland
Enterprises Inc—
Ex $25 distribution.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
27%
26%
33%
34%
Inc
Sale* f»r
PRICE8
Oct. lit
5
.
South
Wednesday
Oct. 15
Oct. 14
Par
EXCHANGE
10
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
2071
41!
a
,
'
>/o
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t-.-3874
4.700
-
41
<
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19% Oct
30% Jan 23
Dec
31
18% Jan
10
is ya Nov 27
!.
28% Mar 13
:
37ya Dec 13
30% Jan 23
<
13
18
47
7
40% May 10
22% Oct
14'/« Dec 31
18
Jan
4
i
36% Dec 21
45% Jan
.
29% Dec 31
42% Jan
4
32% Mar
18
23% Jan 11
Motor
Wheel
Mueller Brass Co
5
11
33% Oct
14
38% Jan
42% Apr If
50
Mar If
24% Oct
18
31
Oct
10
50
12% Sep
23
18% Jan
11
July 26
May 1
5
;
1874
3,400
12
12
1174
117 k
11%
1174
3.000
44
43
43 Ya
42 Ya
427k
5,900
40
40 Ya
39%
40%
39
39%
3,900
17!k
17'A
17YB
17 !4
17%
17%
1,600
2374
23 YB
237b
23
23
2274
23
3,400
167k
16! B
16%
1574
1574
15%
15%
1.400
337k
34
3374
34
3374
337ft
2.200
25%
257k
25
25 !k
24%
25
4.800
42 Ya
*40
42%
40
40
200
40 YB
40
%
40%
17%
17 !i
17 Ya
237k
23 7
*15%
16
Vi
1
1
16
0
*33 7a
34
33%
34
10
25
25 YB
25 Ya
25»%
No par
*39
41
41
41
1
19 Yo
187k
12
44
17>4
1
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
800
437k
12
44
40
10
Corp
18%
19 Yo
12 Yo
44
237 B
Products
8
337k
18%
12
3
Motor
17% Apr 30
22 J/4
32%
437k
10
Corp
21 !k
327u
18%
12
Motorola Inc
3
217k
32 Ya
No par
Lines
& Co
10
14% Mar 25
39
(John)
20 Ya
207-t
32% Jan
3
Jan
8
*20
20 Yo
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrell
Oct
Sep 26
30% Nov 20
21
7
Moore-McCormack
35% Feb
39
•
j
Monterey Oil Co
25% Jan 24
19% Jan
51% July
17% Oct
>.
40% Jan
18 Ya Oct 14
11% Oct 18
51% Mar 14
46% NOV
19
36% May 31
18
18
20
Feb
22
18
Oct
32% Oct
38% Aug
1
46% Apr 27
25% Dec 14
38
t
Mining & Chemical—
American shares
1,000 lire
*40
18"k
19
I
N
16% May 28
July 16
July 25
22
62
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
17
44
11
Nov 26
•
34% Oct
17
150
Nov
21
10
80 Ya Jan
8
National
30
Jan
3
National
Airlines
11
35
Jan
.
—
30
Feb
12
14
3
National
Automotive
21% Oct
11
38% Jan
14
National
Aviation
2
40% Sep
163% Apr
11
National
Biscuit
15% Jan
70% Jun
9
Jan
142% Aug 19
July
9
Fibres
30
Feb
12
24% May 22
50% July 11
33
Jun
20
38 Ya Mar 18
25% Jun 27
29% Oct 11
15% Oct
23YsJan
20 Ya Oct
17
101% Aug 28
78% Oct
17
18
69
46% Feb
12
20% Oct
11
20
Apr 11
July 20
26% May 14
20
Feb
33% Deo
10
34% Jan 23
21% Mar 19
'
20% Feb
18% Jun 20
37% Dec 27
93
1 Dec
28
76% Jan 23
«
21% Mar 12
16% Oct
11
35% Apr
123% Aug
9
Dec
10
179
Jan 31
132
Nov 30
153
Mar 12
5
32% Feb 14
16% Jan 20
18
61% Apr 13
105% Feb 23
154
11% Jan
•
14% Sap
4
48% Oct 24
4
9
28 Ya May 21
101% Apr
3
19% Jan
25
July
8
National
Jan
4
94
Oct
18
138
143% Aug 20
124 % Aug 23
162 Ya Apr
8
16
139
Jan
23
July
12% Apr
12
15Yi Sep
4
30
11
47% Jan
4
Oct
15% Oct
14
21 Yt
Oct
11
80 Vt Jan
<
31% Oct
11
37 Ya Mar 11
35% Oct
11
51
36
Dec
13
48
3
36% Jan
2
7
Oct
15
20
20
Sep 10
77% Aug 17
Jan
9MiApr 13
10% Dec 26
12% Oot 11
12% Feb 13
17
5% July 18
Mar 29
8% Mar
,58
7% May 29
7% Oct 17
9% Oct
18
8
5% Oct
11
3
13% Oct
18
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
15
17% Mar 19
11% Sep
31% Dec
39% July 30
96
Mar 13
27
Oct
71% Oct
11
75
14
Deo
3
16% Apr 26
»
79
Nov 21
88% Jan 20
^
'
50
: May 28
23% Nov 29
Jan
3
Jan
9
42% Oct
9
OYaSep 16
11
May 17
14% Jan 11
8
1
Jan
11
National
Linen
14% Feb
26
14% Oct
17
77% Jtftx
72% Oct
18
19
17
Jan
a
86
Jan
24
130 Y2
May 20
70% July 10
84Y2Jan
28
7
56 %
55%
56 7s
56 3 H
50%
5574
21%
21Ya
21 %
21 Ya
Inc.—
;
York Central
Oct
11
Apr 22
New
16 %
16
157a
16%
15%
357,.
157 k
157b
4,200
u
20%
21%
21
21%
20! is
2074
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20%
25.200
81%
81%
81
82
7874
7974
*7874
80%
500
Jan
3
8
Oct
17
17
64% Jan
3
22
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11
19
$5
18% Oct
11
64% Jan
30
r
Nov 26
4
75 y4 Nov 28
39% Mar 27
6
28% Dec
72% Sep
3
6
34% Fab 20
27% Oct
18
69% Nov 29
85% Feb 23
91
Feb 13
64
69
98% Jan
8
73
16
78
73
Nov 28
78
Dec
31
62
Dec
11
18% May 25
33% Jan
s
60% Jan
4
22% Nov 19
38% Nov 29
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16
77% Dec 28
41
May
8
104
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35% Oct
1
16% Oct
1
72% Dec
17
84
12
82 '
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64
103
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.
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43
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33% Oct
...
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4
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87
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l
1
81
Aug 28
86% Apr 11
Oct
90
17
30% Oct
18
73% Feb 14
Jan
Jan
30
26
102% July 15
25% July 18
39% May 17
57% Sep 23
20% Aug 14
70% Jan
3
24 Ya Jan
9
7
25% Oct 19
20% Oct
4
39Y4Jan
2
68
26% Feb
7
49% Sap
16% Oct
18
24% July 17
Jan
3
68
Oct
17
79
50% Aug
8
46% Oct
14
58% May 20
•
96
Sep
27
Apr 12
34% Oct
18
49% May 31
18% Aug
7
91
Feb 21
Jan
3
15% Oct
18
68% Jun
111
45
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39%
39!
88%
86 Ya
4
167k
17
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17
39 Yt
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387k
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170
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77%
7774
79 !4
77%
7874
74%
76%
737k
75
5,400
21
21
20% <20%
20%
_
15 Yb
*78
79%
-
79%
'20!
*78
2
30
3,600
207k
_5
20%
207 k
20%
No par
20%
21
2074
22
21
21%
20%
2074
19%
20!
4
59,800
__15
20%
21 !4
21 %
22%
22
227b
21%
217s
207a
21 %
17,800
a
.No par
preferred——.No par
RR Co.
..50
—
.
*75
*75
79
*75
79
*75
78
*75
79
78
*100
102
*90
102
*98
102
*98
103
*98
103
*200
275
*200
270
-210
275
220
220
*220
260
9
8
107
Jan
Mar
4
8
25%
247*
27
*26
20
20
23 "a
'207k
100
24%
1
187k
33: k-
3374
$3.75 preferred
74%
76
75
75
2774
28
277V
27 7
a
-27%
71
<>G! 4
66%
*65%
Preferred
New
York
5%
series
A
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State
Electric Gas
Corp—
9
1
8!4
30
24 !4
25 %
23%
24
207b
19%
20%
33! 4
33%
337 k
33%
*75
*75
76
;
Y
65%
65 Ya
70%
70%
72
*68
*76%.
77%
*76%
77
77 i
77
*
100
preferred
100
*78%
80
*78%
79
*78!4
79
100%
99%
100
100%
20%
20 %
20%
Norfolk
&
Western
Ry
American
\
100
20 Yt
.31%
31 %
62 !4
62%
62%
21%
20:i4
21
25%
27%
257k
27%
1
31%.
1
17
50
*68
*17
17
*68
4674
100
97
97
5
36
36 74'
10
Northern Pacific Ry
100 "4
25 !4
'
100
100
IS 74
■
31%
71
100
77
77
110
100
30
80
100
'
19%
3074
820
2,100
20
31%
60
6174
597k
6074
21 %
*2074
21%
*2074
25 YB
26%
25%
27
300
*68
r
*77%
20! 4
17,200
-
:
77
78
317k
32
•'
71
Ya
78
560
6774
<
2,900
60%
5.000
2174
300
284,300
26%
.17
17
16 %
16%
167k
16%
"69
Ya
70
47! 4
-
*2074
76
2,700
76
27%
5
177a
70
47
com
:
61
2
20! 4
-31%
627b
x21!'4
2
"•
'
20
31%
25
Aviation.
preferred
*69
'•
25
:
J,
Northeast Capital Corp
:
Northern Central Ry Co..
Northern Natural Gas Co
5Ya%
5
v
.
common
Adjustment preferred
North
.100
...
4.100
7,440
33%
76
27%
*64 YB
67!
3.90%
72
33 Yb
'•
1
27%;
4.10%
*70
76
27%
*66
<
33%
27%
100
100
5.25 %
preferred ...
Niagara Share Corp....
Nopco Chemical Co...
-
!
33! 4
■
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.60%
3.000
8!'s
19
27
<22%
<
_No par
<i_.
LlOO
Niagara Mlik Pwr Co^p com—No par
3.40%
8! k
69
68
68
68
68
48 Ya
47
Ya
487k
47
47%
48
4774
4.100
220
3,600
a
97%
*97 %
.9774
97 Ya
97%
98%
98 Ya
140
3674
377b
3674
37 !4
35%
36%
347a
36 Ya
35,400
15%
1574
15%
157k.
*97!
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
••
15%
15%
157k
15%
10.600
*09%
70 Ya
280
81%
8IV2
17% Jun 11
Common
82
Feb
$3.60 preferred series.
71
71 %
71
*69%
71
Aug 28
92
Mar 29
$4.10 preferred series
100
*80
81 Ya
*80
81%
*80
81%
*30
81 Ya
Oct
90
Feb
$4.08 prefex*red
100
*79%
80
*79
80
*79
80
*79
80
*79
80
*80%
81
80
80
80
*80
8074
*82
85
*82
85
Dec
18
102% Jan
•
79
85% Dec
18
8
Aug 21
99% July 25
79% Oct
1
2iy4Jua
8
29% Jan
13
18% Oct
11
14
1
19% Jan
3
10% Oct
1
28% Jan
«
90% Feb
92
Feb
14
1
18
5
$4.11
5
preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northi*op Aircraft Inc
4
Northwest
20% July 22
24% Oct
10
38
4.6%
'Norwich
Airlines
100
Inc
157k
71
80 3 4
82
*82
<
70 !4
<*83 •
85
80!
4
2
85
10
200
10
Co
83
83
1
21%
21%
21 Ya
221 k
20%
2174
19%
20'4
19%
20 !4
33,700
10
10%
11
Xl07k
10%
10%
10%
107ft
11 !k
107k
31 YB
8,300
24 %
24%
x24!a
24%
24%
24 Ya
24 Ya
24 Ya
*24%
24%
420
1.25
29%
29%
29!
29
29
28 Ya
29%
2874
28%
3,900
100
:
common
preferred
Pharmacal
15%
70! a
25
4
17
28% Feb
17% Jan
July 12
.100
series—
25% Aug 26
9
8%
25
78
For footnotes see page 26.
87k
8%
No par
<J,
78
9
20% Oct
17 Yo
38%
%
17
17
38 Ya
*86%
*78
;
....I
Common
Northern
103
101% Jan
Oct
16%
39%
17
16%
1
j
%
Common
15
July 1
July 29
98% Aug 20
18% Apr 10
5
84
Jan
N
34% Deo
nori-cum
N Y & Harlem
41% Jan 14
68
21
82
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
12% Nov 27
32% Dec 26
Jun
10.000
'
Mar 11
Mar 28
7,700
367k
1
York Dock common
87
103
351
2174
34%
36%
%
Chicago & St Louis Co
17
1.500
33%
30%
10
N Y
Oct
.21
21
Yb
16 %
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
New York Air Brake..
L-j,
New
77
11,000
pfd_100
10
98% Aug 13
567k
20 7
Electric System
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp
29Y4Jan
220
36
553/4
35%
34
37 Yo
36%
56! a
16%
117h
July 29
36% July 25
8
21
36%
-36
36%
36%
5,600
20%
:
11
17
34%
'1.36%
8%
11
Jan
21%
U!4
*79%
5
Co...
10
July 25
36 Ya
•,
Fibre
Oct
Jan
34%.
35%
1074
5
20% Oct
•
33!'4
450
:
11%.
5
19% Oct
91
21 %
9,400
39 YB
148
148
No par
20
600
I4934
No par
10
Corp
Corp
33% May 18
107
149%
55%
Service
33% Apr 30
47 y4 Jan
3
July 24
149%
xll%
5
29
Sep 26
6
94% Jan
149Ya
12%
100
11
76
38%
12V4
10
26% Sep
440
24%
39 V*
12%
b
100
32 y4 Nov
*
247b
38%
12%
Corp
England
1174
24%
39%
12%
Newberry Co (J J) eommon__No par
3%% preferred
100
New
11%
25 Y\
12 Ya
147
100
Inc
11%
24%
39 V4
11%
26 y4
39!
5!
Neisner Bros
18
85
•
11%
25! a
39 V*
Co
33% Jan
14
5.600
11 7 b
25%
38%
Radiator
S
23
17% Sad
24 y4
11%
24
800
com..5
.
Vulcanized
18
4
11%
9,000
13%
National U
Nehi
Feb
1174
12
149 Ya
common
National Theatres
Natomas
8.500
1
National Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa
National Tea Co
National
157k
1
Shares
National Steel
45
15
5
Corp
Natl Malleable & Steel Ca*t._No
National
1274
45'
15%
%
5
Co
preferred A
preferred B
6%
12%
45%
14%
149%
Gypsum Co common
10Y4 Feb ' 5
97% Feb
125% May 7
87% Nov 19
July 18
7%
12%
45
15%
No par
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
67% Nov
Jan
Gas
46
97
33% Dec 28
64
National Fuel
25
Aug 22
12
46 Ya
15 V*
10
pfd series of 1951
84
12%
46 Yg
153/4
100
Department Stores
Natl Distillers Sz Chem Corp
4Y4%
1274
46 Ya
14%
39%
149 Ya
National
10
92% Dec 17
10% Oct
13
*45
15
10
7%
42% Aug 14
15% Aug 17
*12%
44%
14%
5
j.
common
preferred A
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products.. 1
11% May 24
34 Y« Feb 13
13 Yb
44
1
Inc
Corp
Co
13 %
1
1
Acme Co
26
16% Mar 19
1.100
5
Corp
Oct
42% Apr If
39% Jan 24
179
Natco
14% Sep
29% Jun 27
35% Jun
4
;
29
2
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Volume 186=
Number 5683
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1751)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for frevlou
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
<9-
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
_
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pet
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
,
Tuesday
Oct. 14
<
Wednesday
Oct. 15
Sales far*
Thursday
Oct. 16
the Wee*
Friday
Oct. 17
Oct. 18
Shares
O
Dec
14
90% Dec 13
78,
Dec 20
SS
Dec
18
92% Dec 31
23% Jau
4
58% Aug 13
110% Jan
49
Nov 29
Nov 20
1%
May 28
80?4Dec 31
27
Jun
5
"Jan
11
88
47 V» Apr
Jun
31
3
21
14
7?
May 2
16%Sep 10
Jan
99% Mar 25
44% Jan
44% Jun
14
July 13
16% Sep 26
18
Jan
81 % July 24
24
Oct 17
97
Jan
26
29% July 16
62% Aug
130% Aug
2
17% Jan
9
107% Jan
9
2
40% Oct
11
Sep 23
8% Ofct 18
95%
Jiiiy23
18
39% Feb
50% July 26
Oct
12
18
73
Apr
Oil
4%
11
Outboard
19
Outlet
Sep
Gas
&
Elee
17
Mar 26
13% Oct
59
Nov 20
16% July 15
July 5
July 11
37% Oct
10
68
Owens
84
54% Oct
18
66% July 25
S8%Dec
'
35
Jau
27
£rj
Nov 30
6
106
Oct
15
18
89
Oct
14
104
51% May 9
102% Jan 13
30
Oct
11
Jan
43
88% Aug 26
Jan
3
Co
96
Jan
87 %
87
86
*80
81
*80
81
*80
92%
*90
*90
*87%
32%
32%
37%
37%
89%
*87%
31%
37%
32%
32i%
series
37%
17 %
84
*16%
24%
24%
20
>16%
.——loo
*82
7.60
24
,
5
%
42
37%
38
99
42%
9%
75 %
75%
86'/g
*87
37
37%
89
31
32
35%
120
26,200
36%'
2,900
*16%
171/4
*17
17%
*17
171/4
*82
84
*82
84
*82
84
100
4,600
24%
43%
43%
100
9%
99
9%'
9%
*75
76%
*75
24%
24
24%
24
43%
40%
42%
41%
42%
991%
99%
99% 100
—
24
100
9%
9
76'%
75
75
ff'/a-
8%
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
41
42%
40%
-30c
21%
21.1/4
23%
22%
22%
20%
21%
20y8
200
40%
21 "4
21
-———No par
*79y8
80
*79%
80
80
x79
*15%
15%
15%
15%
1
40%
43
41%
43%
42
43%
—6.25
*15%
15
%,
80
*79
81
15i%'
•15%
15%
100
38%
39%
30%
8,300
8,700
3,10O
4,100
81
60
<
40
41%
<
56
57%
57%
58%
57%
59
58
59'/i
89
89
90
90%
90
90
90
90
15
30%
30%
30%
32%
31%
32 %
30%
31%
No par
90%
90%
92
90
90%
100
-
*90
92
*90
5,000
42,100?
*15%
80
1
Corp
1?100
15,700
75
73
.
42,500
.
9
—6.25
Corp
Corp (The)
Corning Fiberglas
780
90
*87
31%
5,400-
81
90
89
31%
87
*80
17%.
100
9%
86
82%
24%
82
43%
99
33
86%
45%
87
92%
89%
92i%
89%
44%
81
*90
*07%
Gas
Oxford Paper Co common
85 preferred
;;
15
46%
91%
com—10
Owens-Illinois Glass Co__
4% cumul preferred
2
Mar is
45%
80
Overland
91
Nov 27
47%
91 y2
-
Marine
CO—
60 '
86%
46%
86
No par
Co_
Elevator
87% Jun
46%
-100
preferred
86
46%
80
100
Conv preference 1951 series
loo
Oliver Corp common.
1
4%% convertible preferred—-100
Otis
46%
100
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp—
Common
90% May 31
49% Jun 19
2
46%
_ioo
Preferred 4.24%
Oklahoma Natural
7
61% July 11
129
July H
13% Jan 11
97
73
—12
preferred
Oklahoma
15
28% Mar
Ohio
3
Jun
104
4.44%
4
18
po common
preferred-.
;
3.90%. preferred
4.56% preferred
1
18
Edison
4.40%
29
Oct
20% Oct
33%* Feb
89
103% Mar
3534 Oct
July 10
Ohio
9
101% Mar 18
89% Aug 12
10
19 %
105-
76% Jun
62% May
14
109% Feb
43
3
18
Oct
100
17% Nov /l
Q7Ya May 29
86
.110
34^ Jaa lo
r.3% Jau
44% Oct
4
1
54%
•90
40
56
901/4
30
*90
P
S^Wao
la.
I?%*Jau 22
23% Feb
To
21% Get 31
4T
Oct
2
35% Nov 29
30% Nov 29
122% Sep 28='
129
Dec 26
6% Dec 28
16% Jan 27
49%-Dec 13
86
Dec
31
27% Nov 29
29
Aug 27
16% Oct"
8
8% Oct
Nov~27
14
174W*»»22
11
Pacific Cement de-Aggregates Inc—5
27
Pacific Coast Co
5% preferred
Jan
12
26% Jan
44% Oct
Jan 16
533i Mar 28
Jan
Pacific
18% Aug 28
33% Jan 21
40
40
16% Jan 31-
11% Oct
28%
18
10% Oct
17% Jan 22^
61%
2
1
9
43% Apr
11
25
115% Oct
18
132
121
Oct
11
187% Mar 12
9
4% Oct
14
21 % Mar 20
12% Oct
11
7% Apr 22
19% Jan
4
54
Jan
12
142% July 16
152 % Feb
9
9
53
103
Mar
Dec 26
41
Oct
39% Apr 10
33% Jan
9
10
Jun
7
66% Jan
84% July 23
95
3
28 % Jan
86% Jun 11
45% Mar 29
62% July 25
26% Jan
2
22% May l
4% Jan 24
2
40% Jan
4
57% Apr 17
42% Feb
8
30% Jan
9
18% Oct
18
12% Jan 23
3% Oct
2
173/4 Dec
20
16% Jan
t
12
23% Jun
18
10% Sep 26
6% Mar 12
14% Jun 25
27%Sep 26
37
2% Oct
7% Oct
Jun 21
11
17
20% Oct
Common
4%
May 17
*8%
9
10%
*11%
£0
*18
3
28
Oct
14
9
8%
8%
300
11%
107/a
11 %
8,800
11%
•11 ya
121/4
400
20
11%
2oy»
•18
20
*18
38
37%
38
37%
38
36%
37%
45
44%
45
451/4
47
46
47
36%
46Vs
36%
371/a
36%
37i%
36%'
36 %
36y4
*21
22i%
1161/8 117%
*21%
211/4
116%
115%
116%
I2iy4 121%
•121%
122%
4%
5,800
13%
27,800
43%
9,900
21
116%
X36 Ya
•
21
117%;
,122% 1221.4
1
4%
1
1211/4
4%
5
4%
13%
14
13%
43%
43
44
87
87»%
32
32'%
42%
42
42 »/4
42%
87%
87 »/4
*87 »/4
31%
32
54
II61/0
13%
1
1
2iy4
"
•121%
4%
13%
*41
22
117%
13
4%
13
117
121%
4%,
100
89
31%
43
i.
32%
*41
43
•41
122%
43
21
4%-
4%
13%
13
43%
•87
42%
87%
3iy4
•
86
140
41
41
55%
55
56%
55%
56%
54»/4
55%
54%
22%
221/4
21
21 y2
20%
21
18%
9,80050
55%
22'A
19%
19-
201/4
•19%
20'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
lay*
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
8%
81/4
8%
81/4
2%
8%
2%
8%
7%
8'/4
8
25
-
130
31%
21%
21%
211/4
21%
211/4
21%
21
21
3.50
6% conv prior preferredPenick 8s Ford
500
4,130
86
31%
*19%
27%
28
27 ya
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
=
10,100
21
42%
•41
2,500
17,000
46%
36%
31%
5
No par
1
Patlno Mines 8s Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
37
*21 y4
No par
2.60
Parker Bust Proof Co
Parmelee Transportation
*8%
11%
12%
36%
No par
Parke Davis & Co
i
9
11%
♦18
12 %
20
38
.
preferred
*8%.
11%"
*11%
11%
121/4
44%
100
Paramount Pictures Corp..
Park &:Tilford Distillers Corp
12% Jan
2 '
31
Apr 10
.
18
24% Jun
preferred—..
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Put Amer World Airways Inc
9
11
*18
25
6%
16
6
38% Jun 24
9
10%
m%
1
Panhantfle East Pipe Line—
10
Jan
36% Jan
42% Dec 10
common
Pacific Finance Corp.
Ilo
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
Pacific Mills..
„No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
8
Jun 13
33% Sep
20% Oct
Amer-jFlaherlesrlnoLc—
15,300
1,500
900
2%
1,200
13,000
20%
8y„
20%
27
27
1,600
100
1,500
*
•
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Nov-27
20% Dec 21
41% Mar 12
39
24% Mar 26
24% Jun 21
25%-Nov 14
29% Jan
26
23 % Sep
28% Mar 27
r
Oct
11
78% Nov 29
30% Jan 23
101
Jan
13
Jan
75
Jun
21% Oct
45% Jan 23
66% Sep
50
49% Feb 29
68
Nov 30
43% Nov 26
Dec
92% Dec 27
48% Jan
112% Mar
9 It"
109
Dfec
19
21*
Nov 29
11'
Dec
17
28
13
6
12
2
90% Oct
16% Oct
35% Dec
19
20%-Dec
10
Pennsylvania
0
Penn-Texas
Jan
7
7
32% Oct
ll
18
52
3
Oct
14
26% May 18
18
54
Oct
Oct
18
Jan
3
45% Feb
25
Mar
1
93
July 15
7% Mar 12
14% Oct
3% Oct
18
51% Oct 26
11
63% Jau
141
106
Jan
4
64
Dec 26
39% Oct
5
1
78% Nov 27
71
Dec
3
109 % Jan
Oct
9
45
Jan
3
22% Feb
9
Aug 26
99% Sep 23
36.% Mar 13
12% Oct
18
91
Feb
57
47.
July 11
3
Oct
4
106
77% Feb
10
36% Oct
11
3
39% Jun
26
May
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27y« Mar 20
10
9
7
Dec 28
Aug 28
150
170
23
134
Jun
25
160
8% Sep
10
39% Dec
17
7
Feb
*
22
Jan 23
21/'
Dec
11
23% Mar 23
15
37% Dec 10
35% Nov 29
71
Dec 31
22% Dec 26
21% Dec
5
Nov 29
Dec
3
.26% Dec
11
82% Dee
21
85% Dec 26
89% Dec 17
22% Jan
3
62% Oct
37% Jan
1
4
37 y* Jan
4
80% Feb
7
11
85
Jan
23
22
11
29% July 25
Oct
July 12
135
117
Jun
84
18
Jun 20
Feb
12
20% Sep
3
18
38
7
32% July 22
22% Jan 16
51% Sep 18
11
*9% Jun
44% Jun
24
5% Oct
17
64
38
Mar
21
Jun
9% May 15
72
Aug
Jan
.
1
30
48
40
May 20
May 9
5
$4
preferred
85
convertible
84.80
5
5i/o
56,700
1,700
17 y4
17%
32%
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32%
*32%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
52
52%
17
•46
17%
55
15
3%
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44
35%
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15%
15%
3%
3%
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17
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18%
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52%
52
53%
94
83%
88%
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45
44%
45%
43%
5
17
16%
32%
39% 1
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55
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36
36
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20%
36%
20%
52
36%
20%
18%
49%
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3%
53
50
100
80
80
79%
79%
120
92
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92
101
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101
89
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101
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101
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74
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74
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1
9%
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5
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38%
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42%
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57%
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40%
71
23%
12%
57
71
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9
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42%
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91 %
1,000
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14%
15%
2,400
56
55
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55
49
52
48
49
3,000
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3,700
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18%
16%
88%
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-
18 %
..
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7
19%
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19%
87
*86
88%
86
89%
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33%
34
18%
7
Feb
4
27
77
Sep
82% Oct
11
92
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4
82
Mar 13
4.18%
83
Sep
18
95
Feb
4.30 %
80% May 22
66% Apr 24
48% Jun
6
72 y»
70y4
71%
73
76%
128
18 '4
26 %
10
_
2.900
18%
18,300
68 »/2
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78
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23
23
•
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128
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56%
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22
..
128
58
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27
27%
27%
22%
22%
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49%
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28%
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,
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6
69
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69
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40
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79
80
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26%
800
18%
26%
10.000
1,900
1,000
12,300
3,100
23
22
22%
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21%
21%
49%
49%
49%
49%
8.100
5%
5%
11,800
39%
6
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70
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40
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22
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105
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56
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40
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;
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2,200
6,600
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65%
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20%
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21
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105
i
350
21
65%
•
600
100
29 %
29%
29%
29%
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29%
i
29
29%
29
29%
14,900
25%
251/4
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25%
25%
*
25%
25 V,
25%
2. %
i
1,603
700
80
♦
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—
5
71/8
18%
83%
29%
7,600
10,200
68
-18%
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7
18%
68'A
70
79%
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80
139
19i/a
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100
—100
7
147
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-
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17%
67 Ya
67
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i
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139
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3,700
73
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22%
5
16%
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60
33%
16%
21
21
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6
16%
143
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31%
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58
34
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89
73
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85
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23
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25
100
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7%
71/4
20'4
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—100
25
preferred
preferred
(The)
70
1
—100
Puget Sound Pow 8s Lt Co
10
Pure Oil
70%
9.
$1.40 div preference com
4.08%
preferred
Pullman
20
75
Pub Serv El 8s Gas com—No par
29
139
18%
76%
6
16%
*139%
*137%
10
Public Serv Co of Indiana
16%
20%
5
Public Serv Co of Colorado
16%
191/4
22%
*120
16%
19
2.50
$4.75 cum preferred
24% Jun 28
16%
•90
87
*84%
139
coin
2,400
90
15%
*137
Inc
42%
90
15%
139
Industries
421/4
91%
*137
Publlcker
71,600
15%
18%
Pitts
Gamble
2,400
38%
16
147
Electric Power Co
8%
93
37'/4
15%
*139%
Co—.
8%
•95
180
15%
147
8r.
70
9
98
38%
*139%
8s
*65
70
9%
*95
42
147
Procter
100
37%
16%
Potomac
74
42 %
*139%
Poor
12,400
•70
40
—1
——;
40
42%
34
(The)—_—
13.50 convertible preferred
12%
57%
39%
54%.
1
Pitts ton Co
12%
57%
38%
Pitts Ft Wayne 8s Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
—100
Plough Inc——
Plymouth Oil Co
12%
42%
*90
40
14,300
16,000
40%
40%
91%
23%
15%
10
Metallurgical Inc,
±—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw 8s Bolt
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
6% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh 8s West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
22%
74
*70
98
24%
170
57%
*57
74
9
98
,
•100
24%
x8%
91 %
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101
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98
5,200
35%
21%
97%
89
40%
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96%
89
57%
40
43%
35%
89
12%
10,100
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82
90%
57%
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43
6,900
3%
98%
81
12%
94
36%
83
40%
50
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211/4
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48%
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94
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94
97%
83
24%
15 %
3 V2
52 %
18%
491/4
35%
82
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43%
■
18
49
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13%
57%
40%
74%
18%
49%
200
20%
97
24%
200
36%
96
24%
5,600
52
•46
98%
97
241/4
32 %
39
•38%
44%
16%
32%
38%
94
15i/o
92
16%
.
32%
50
•92
15%
16%
860
39%
39
19
96
34
preferred.
preferred
18
5%
100
Coal Co
4.16%
4.20%
32 y« Oct
51%
87
4
5
5%
19%
23% Feb
118
Feb
32% Feb
page 26.
5%
87
26
51% Apr
5%
32»/a
2
preferred.—'
10
5%
5%
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1
preferred
Oct
65,900
*86
8%%
.
16'A
88
4J32%
50
16
87
4
14
16%
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79% Mar 19
22% Oct
120
16'/0
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24% Feb
1
91%
16'%
No par
4
15
*901/4
16%
(conv)—No par
11
Feb 15
91
16%
100
preferred
preferred
11
4
91
161/a
100
Pitts Coke 8s Chem Co com
Oct
,
90'%
161/4
55%
19%
33% Sep
102% Sep 12
28% Jun 24
91%
5
:
20% Sep
19% Sep
14
41%
93
3
Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
65
'
41%
92
100
Piper
24
29% July 25
74 % Jan
3
.see
Mar 2°
41%
93%
16
1
common
4,800
41%
93%
90
'
.100
com
200
41%.
92'/2
41%
93%
91%
100
preferred
8,300
3,300
54%
93
100
30
103% Feb 16
For
footnotes
8% July 19
17
42
13%
*51%
90%
100
29
July 25;
35% Mar 8
32% Jan 10
104
11
21% Oct
•
.
25
120
106% Feb
10
26% Oct
Aug 10
10% May 2
74
May 1
49% July
40% July
88% Mar
26% Jan
26% Mar
85% Jan
6
17
14
55
7% Dec 31
63% Dec 27
8
52% Oct 18
78% Oct 17
19
Apr 20
40% Apr
6
38% Aug 20
45% Nov
21
Oct
128
31
30% Jan 23
Feb
31% Jun
76% Oct
16
Dec
13
18% Oct
1
90
25
13
67
843/4 Apr
4
92% Apr 27
353/a May 14
155
Oct
jun
41%
55
50%
91%
No par
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
142
Mar 26
41%
22%
13
92%
5
8s
series
22
50
,
10,100
20,400
91'A
25
preferred
Reading Corp
Phllco Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc. common
4% preferred
Phlla
"20
200
77
92
40
preferred
preferred
preferred
20% May 16
16
Oct
41%
10
-
84
163% Jan
71% Nov
3F1
No par
Phlla Electric Co common
81 Conv preference com
Pitts Consolidation
64
*52
12.50
15
3
54
Corp
18
13-*
108*
Phelps-Dodge
16% Oct
96% Apr
*51%
50
31% Oct
10
54
94
50% Nov 19
Jan
*5iy2
50
20% July 27
21
52%
*92
8
11
52%
19%
13
36%-Jan 24
90 - Dec 31
Jun
—l
94
93
Apr
50%
50
3.90%
44% Jan
28 % July 25
96
Apr 10
13%
18%
Pillsbury Mills Inc
100
23
50
49
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
5
22
13%
51
,13%
•92
13 V2 Jan
96% Jan
63 y4 Jan
24
13%
191/4
98% May 15
46% Jan
7
23%-Nov 19
132-
Feb
23'%
94
6
Oct 23
81% Dec
6
23%
50%
33y3c
15
17% Oct
78
3
22%
48
9
16% Jun
6% Feb
24% Feb
19
2 31/4*
13%
100
21
18
23-
76%
18%
11
32% Feb
Jan
Jan
Aug 13
18
•22%
77%
48
18% Oct
7
Dec
6
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
68% Jan 16
69
Feb
23%
75%
77%
*92
4.30%
4.68%
82
Oct
23%
'
77%
.No par
104% Feb
11
89
24
78%
4%% preferred
100
Petroleum Corp of Amer
1
Pfeiffer Brewing Co.
5
Pfizer (Chas) 8s Co Inc common—1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
4.40%
1.80%
Sep
48
*22%
77i%
52
Peoria 8s Eastern By Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
84% Oct
26
74
Feb
23
70
3
24
•■**22%.
77%
13%
common
89% Feb
Dec
Dee
140 "
Corp
preferred
8% Oct
Feb
24
51%
10
4
86
89*
Dec
2
40% May 21
45% Mar
May"!
24%
13%
RR
94% Jan
70%
23%
*23%
48
53%
100
16
102
*22%
24%
48
13%
100
99% Mar 14
59% Jan
23%
*23%
52 y2
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
105% Apr
1
94% Feb 12
17
14% Oct
149-
Feb 25
39% Oct
94 % Mar 12
91
Mar
5
15% Jan
89
-
9
18
56% Dec
40%Dec 17
10
Aug
22% Oct
12% May 25
May 8
1
87
29% Nov 19
46% Oct
96
7
11
93
10
Jun
42% Sep
77
23
20%
76% Mar 19
24
*22%
24%
^
Pet Milk Co common
97
Feb
50
23'%
*23%
22%
1
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
5% Aug
7
65% July 15
26% Mar 14
*45
*22%
24%
50
76 Va
1
81.60
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
10
4(1% Mar 23
52%
23%
*23%
10
8
35
Feb 25
49% Apr 24
85
Apr 26
24% May 9
12
102
Jan
15% Jan
85% Sep
17
Dec
'qti
42% Feb
84% Dec
Dec
•
Apr 17
107
•48
*22%
24%
*22 y2-
No par
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power 8s Light com
7
Oct
50
23%
*23 %■
—25
:
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Pennroad Corp (The)—
Chemicals Corp
22% Jan
5
!
Pennsalt
Oct
35% Sep 11
19% Aug 14
93% Sep 17
16
July 2
70% July 12
64% July 19
45% Jan
9
16
13
17
2
16
Mar 29
1123/4 Jan
103
40% Jan
29
16
52%
*22%
25
.25
:
Penney (J C) Co
25
96% Dec 28
Dec
May 31 *
85% Mar 13
Jan
3% Nov 26
37% Feb 10
4
28*
Jan
11
*50
No par
common
$1 preferred
81.32' preferred81.30 preferred
101
22% Apr 12
54% Jan 23
Telep
.
'
106
2
93% Oct
Peninsular
9
38% Oct
105
5
July 18
96
27
17
4
90
64* SepTiT
Dec
18
Jun
28% Jun
28% May 16
"
29
Feb
19% Jan 13
31% Jan 13
35% Feb
6
92.
8
Oct
49% May 16
40% Jun 27
3
21% Jun 27
32%-Oct
1
1«% Oct 24
45% Nov 20
27
Oct
..
67
9
22% Sep 20"
9
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
13
7
-
81
*80
82
*80
82
*81
83
*81%
83%
*81
83'%
*831. a
85«4
85%
85%
84%
84%
22%
23%
23
23%
22%
23
50.
51%
50%
52%
52
53
33%
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
*102%
*80
106
•80
81 %
81%
*81%
83 y2
•83
84 ya
*
*81%
.
83 Va
84'/4
84%
22%
*
23%
22%
23
8,300
51%
52%
SO1/*
52
5,500
32%
33 Ya
32i/8
32%
-•
240
32,000
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 21, 1957
(1752)
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
hfcW
LOW
STOCKS
Prerioiu
Baaye for
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Tuesday
v
Oct. 16
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 15
Oct. I t
Pat
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Ranee Since Jan. 1
Ze»r 1956
Monday
tares
Oct. J 8
Oct. 17
Q
31
33 Vb Jan
35% Mar 7
153
Feb 20
33% Apr 19
May 28
130
Nov 21
29% Dec 26
13
Feb
5
138
2*% ucl
17
10
40
24
78
7
29% Jan
25%
31
30%
34%
6,700
24 Vb
2,700
48,300
lot)
120
24 %
25%
24 %
25! -i
34VB
34%
12a
lv9
130
25
25%
34
34%
X34
512'J
129
26%
20
37%
129
129
3 2!J
6%
37%
37%
37%
Co (The) common—5
preierred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Quaker Oats
39% Sep
2
123% Aug 13
R
33% Nov 23
50% Mar 22
28% Oct
70 Vb Nov 27
87% P'eb
14
64 % Jun
15% Dec
4
20% July 11
63% Jan
23
59% Apr
12
48% Feb
11
28% Nov 29
44% Aug
3
16 % occ
11
Dec
13
4
11
18% Jan
30
14
36
2
Jan
31
38
Feb
6
41% Apr
12
11
18% Oot
18
31% Jan
12
Reed Roller Bit
Jan
5
7% Oct
15
12% Jan
8
Mills—.
Real Silk Hosiery
18
11
15% July
18
45
22% Oct
17
54% July
.
10
10% Oct
10
17
24
10
10% July 26
85
Aug
3
49% Mar 19
43% Oct
10
25
59% Jan
2
28
Oct
18
39
July 19
Revere Copper
21
Mar 12
40
July 11
4
60% Dec
31
45
28% Dec
14
13
41% Dec 27
Apr
49
Oct
70
Apr 26
1
Rexall
Drug
18
65% May 16
Reynolds
Oct
41
72% Jun
24
11
15
87% Jun
12
Oct
24
105% Jan
37 Vb Mar
5.
6
22
3.60%
Preferred
4.50%
4
Mar
3% Apr
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
Selection Trust
*7%
7Tb
7Tb
7%
5%
4%
4Vb
4%
4',2
4%
4%
4!i
4
14V„
13'%
14
14
x36 %
36%
35 %
36%
24
*23%
24
22%
23%
*05%
57
*55 Vb
57
*55%
57
5%
5%
10%
45%
46%
25% Feb
13
298% Oct
17
Jan
31% Dec
13
105
8
20
May 29
96
Aug 23
17%
10
Oc„
10
33% May 21
23% Oct
21% May 28
18
32
Jan~n
9% Oct
11
13% Jan
2
10
July 24
42
41
41%
42
.41
44% Dec
31
39% Feb
12
60% Jun
27% Feb
July 16
38% Apr
5
13% Apr 26
22 % Oct
11
40% May 16
Pet Co
Royal McBee Corp
26
34'/a Aug
Ruberoid Co
8% Mar
4
15% Jun
60% Feb
12
36 Vb
Dec 28
Nov 28
Feb
28
Royal Dutch
9
(Jacob)
Ruppert
11
(The)—
S
14
71% Dec
17
Nov 30
97% Feb
3
78
Dec
17
137
155
Feb
13
38 % Dec
5
16
July
2
Feb
14
176
46% Mar
24
Oct
17
22
Sep
13
75;
18
Jan
33
11% Oct
13
3
Nov
155
Jan
7
5
58
Oct
11
Aug
2
235
Feb
13
304
17
190
May 23
25% Oct 18
205
Jan
215
60% July 31
9
Dec
12
18% Jan
17
29% Jan
19
12% Jun
9
17% Oct
11
8
31% Feb
26
16
13% Oct
18
Oct
18
23% Jan
29
39% May
2
17% Juty.
1
13
17% Oct 17
18
36% Sep
20
29
May 28
9
23% Jun
30% Oct
22% Mar
25
30% ucc
18
Sep
Oct
14
12%
12
2%
2
95
14
86
102
14
Mar
Aug 30
Mar
12
33% Dec
21
Dec
28
40% Apr
89% Mar
25% Sep
78
Jan
7
83
Dec
28
44% May
24% Oct
11
36
Jan
75
8,400
2 Vb
20,900
68%
701/4
23
69'%
64%
66
3,900
23
22%
22%
22
22 %
2,100
21V 4
21 Va
21%
21
21
*21 !b
21%
68
65 %
4%
4%
4%
4%
27%
28 %
26":,
27'/4
26 Vb
35
34%
35
36'%
*33%
35%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27',4
27%
27'%
27%
4,100
27%
27%
27%
2/Vu
26%
27 %
26%
26%
9,600
302 Vb
305%
*33
27%
20%
27
26%
320
329
90
*86
21%
24
22%
21 Vb
4
24
23'%
9%
23
23%
23 V 4
10
10
10%
9%
22%
10
21V4
*23!
43%
43 Vb
42 V4
43 %
40
41Tb
23 !b
24",j
24
24%
23%
24
231/8
24
7,o ,0
311/4
31 %
31! it
31 "A
31
31%
30%
31
31%
3,400
9%
9%
*9%
9 %
9
9 Vb
*8%
9
1,400
9%
9 %
70%
71%
71%
72%
82%
81%
81 %
81 lb
*155
160
*155
158
*152
24'%
24'/8
24%
25 Vb
24'%
25
23
23 %
23
%
23 %
23'%
23'%
1,100
23/.
14
14%
14
14%
13%
13Tb
11%
131/,
28,200
39%
59%
61%
60
61
59Vb
1,500
59
00%
58
59
*290
297
*195
210
*30
32%
.1
14
15%
53%
55
100
sgries A 5%
preferred
noncum
—
—
Co
Paper
common
3.65%
26'A
300
*290
300
*195
210
33%
18%
34%
35%
86
17%
17 Va
32%
33 Vb
33%
33%
14%
14%
13%
14',b
13'%
13%
3,300
18 Vb
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
16,200
18',4
34 %
36%
34Vb
63,200
34%
32 Tb
31
30'%
301/4
100
15%
15 Vb
15V f
14%
15 Vb
14%
14%
23,200
141/4
53%
541.4
53%,
54%
54'i
55'/4
10,800
53%
54%
73
73
*85
87
36%
35%
V
86%
86%
86%
26%
27
26%
27
27
81
*79
*79
81
*79
81
*79
81
74
86%
27
.
26%
27%
75
*73
74
87
74
73
*86 %
33%
*30
31%
*30
32%
20%
26%
27
25%
26%
25 Vb
25%
18,200
26
16%
16%
16%
16 Vb
16%
16 Vb
7,200
16 Vb
16 Vb
16%
66
67
66!
67'%
65!%
67
67'%
68%
67%
*11 Va
12%
11%
12
23%
23%
25
25%
10%
1
1
82
Sep
19
Seaboard
Oil Co
1
65%
16% Jan
24
Seagrave
5
12
12
12 %
18
Corp
12%
11% Oct
12
28
23% Jun
12
Dec
24 %
23%
24
23%
24
23%
23%
5
24
26 Vb
26 Vb
25%
.26'A
*11%
12%
11
3%
3 %
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
a
23
Sep
25
Sep
6
29% Jan
7
Sears
Co
3
26 %
26%
26%
26'Vb
10% Oct
18
15% Jan
3
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
11%
11%-
11%
12
9
Servel Inc common
1
3%
3%
3
No par
57 Va
57%
55
56
55
55
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
28%
3
29
27
2 % Aug
12
63
Mar 15
42% Jan
7
23% Nov
15
50
Apr
19
39% Jan
20
59% Dec
17
8% Dec
14
11% May
100 % Aug
5% July
2
Oct
1
Shamrock
58Vb Jan
2
Sharon
9
Shattuck
26% Oct
18
33
31% Oct
18
7% Mar 12
10% Sep
26% Jan
Oct
14
93
17
29% Jun
10
Oct
8
21% Apr
30
Sheller
10% Oct
8
Oil
18
17% Jan
25
Oct
18
32% Apr
Oil
11
—2.50
Inc
G)
27 Va
28%
28%
29%
28
33%
33%
33%
33%
33V4
9%
9%
•9%
9%
Co
New
29
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
21% P'eb
7
35% Mar 26
21
45% Jan
19
55% Apr 26
38% Aug 27
11
49»/4 Jan 17
65% Jan
4
54% Oct
89
6
Nov
88
65% Jan
23
24
73
24% Jan
3
5
72% May
62% Jan
16
8
10
47% Oct
'Dec
17
46% Jun
7
11
68% Jun
Oct
18
54
Sinclair
6
80% May 27
Skelly
8
36% Sep
Smith
17
55% July
2
18% Oct
17
23% Oct
2
16%
Nov~29~
jan'l2
32%
35
15
Oct
11
23
Oil
Oil
15
Smith
Co Inc.
_._5
French Labs—33%c
Socony Mobil Oil
10 Vb Jun
6
South Amer Gold & Platinum
2
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
18% Jan
24% Jun 20
35% Nov
15
25% Oct
33
Dec
40% Jan
17
30
45
Nov 21
18
15
Co Inc
71%
21%
20%
21 VB
19%
20!%
20%
44,400
21! b
20
21
16
16 Vb
16 Va
17
16 Vb
16%
16 Vb
16 Vb
4,000
16%
11 '
11
10%
10%
10 Vb
105/8
4/ 00
10%
11
21%
22 "4
21 'A
21%
21V4
21!%
21
21%
2,400
39
39
38 Vb
391/4
39
391/2
38%
38%
38%
56
56 »,4
57
58
58
57%
58
51
51 Vi
52V4
51'/a
52-%
50 Vb
51%
58
58%
55
'
57 Va
32%
32%
30%
32!%
38
38 Va
37
18%
11
22%
2
Vb
"
!
12
45
21
Dec
12
44
2
July 16
23% May
51% Feb
13
18
39% Jan
11
25
July 27
Sep 23
44% Sep 10
35% Jan
54 %
51% Jun
13
Mar 16
20% Jan
19% Jan
11
23
29
Jan
31
33 % Apr
33% Jan
23
44% Nov 29
39% Dec 31
58% Mar 23
35
38% Oct
1
49% May 16
32% Sep 26
17% Dec
6
20% Jun
1
16% Aug 13
Dec
26
91 % Jan
4
76% Oct
81
84
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
4
38
May 28
Dec
12
47% Jun
25
95 Vb Nov 30
16% Nov
1
21% Nov 29
96% Dec
11% Dec
31
19
18
28% July 19
21
Jan 17
6%
1
46% Jan 10
South'n
45% Jan
8
Southern Railway common
19% Feb
4
26
Oct
4
Jan
17
33Va May 27
Southwestern
I8i/a Jan
10
61/4 Jan
7
Jan
July
Sep
28
8
9
24 % Mar 20
12% Oct
10
19 V8 Jan
29% Apr
2
,18
Oct
11
261% July 15
July 17
85
Oct
1
7
see
ntitfe
No par
(Del)
No par
20
100
Public Service Co
1
Spalding
14
94 Va Jan
17
Pacific Co
23
61
83% Jan
7.50
non-cum
22
65
31% Dec
•
Gas Co
preferred
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
5%
Jan
3
70% Dec 28
Natural
12% Sep
2% Oct
lo
^notnot.es
T>nr
11
'
25
22% Oct
1
Southern
May 27
Jan
3
5
Southern
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
49JA July 17
2
81
16% Jan
(The)
25% July 10
32
17
45% Apr
105
Co
25
California Edison—
18
40
6
Rico Sugar com
preferred
Southern
Oct
73% Jan
18
South Porto
8%
50
5
25
preferred
10
Sep 20
63% July
22% Oct
14
(A G) & Bros Inc
1
Corp
2.50
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
No par
8pencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
:
100
Sparton
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperrv
Rand Corp common
98 Va Jan
15
$4.50
12% Apr
11
Spiegel
1
72% Jan
7
11
35% Jun
11
$*.50
preferred
2
Inc common
preferred
Square D Co
1
50c
25
No par
-
5
500
-
50%
37,500
551/4
2,500
31!%
32
5,300
36%
36%
*18%
18%
49%
/ 54
571,2
59%
32%
33 V'4
39%
39
391/4
19%
19V4
191/4
19
19%
37
18%
15%
15 V»
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
151/8
15 %
60 Va
60!%
59 %
59%
57%
59
59%
60
50%
51
50'A
51
48
Vb
49%
48%
18%
18%
18 %
18 Vb
17-%
18!%
17%
18%
7%
7%
6Tb
7Vi
CO 1/4
50 Vb
19
%
1
35% Oct
26
Sep
4
63,% Aug 17
103% Mar
5%
2,400
58
*56
33V4
...
.
7%
8
17%
7%
%
19%
*44%
26%
*31 %
45%
;
8
,
1,600
1,100
3,700
47,500
491%
19%
27
*31%'
32
45Va
47
26%
26%
20
*44,V2
19%
46
32
45%:
45%
-
.
7,500
15,300
20
19%
20 Va
V
*44'.a
20
19%
3,000
20%
*44%
V
48
471/2
*44%
47'%
26%
26%
26
31
31%
*31
451,4
47%
46 Vb
47 Vb
46%
46%
25,300
22 V b
21%
22 Vb
21%
22%
12,200
25%
26%
32
.
*31%
2,300
2C
32
200
22 Vb
22
22%
22
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26 Vb
26
27
37
36%
37!%
35%
35%
36 Vb
36%
36%
36 Vb
36
37
36 7
35%
35%
36
36!%
37%
35%
37%
34%
35%
33%
33%
35
34%" 35V4
33
34
17%
17%
17
171%
17 Vb
17 Vb
17 Vb
21%
*26%
37% '
30%
*76% ' 80
30% ;f 30 Vb
*13%
14
*1'3%
2%
3
*76%
30%
*50
80
3
14
'
.
3V4
60
*50
60
49%
50%
81
81
12%
3,500
,
"
•
17"% Jan
'
57%
18%
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
Aircraft Co—
70%
48%
60% Oct
11
6% Oct
13
1,600
15,400
72%
59%
18
12% Jan 24
7% Dec
13,600
9%
72%
15 %
47% Oct
&
33
9'%
19%
15% Sep 25
Kline
31'%
9%
38 Va
24
Solar
33%
9%
57
64% May 10
July 10
32'%
'
32%
57% Oct
49% Sep 20
18% Jun
6
10,200
71
49%
5
Smith-Douglass
27i%
71 Va
38!
10
issued
11
26%
70
*55
10
Corp
20% Jan
2,300
27%
70 Vb
22
25
Co.
Smith-Corona Inc
When
11%
70 Vb
10%
5
Corp
(AO)
11
16
No par
No par
Saw & Steel
53 3 4
11%'
20%
1
50c
1
Co
Simmonds
310
53%
69
ordinary
Corp of America
Simmons
Apr
30% Oct
shares
Corp
Mfg
16,400
55
27
9%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
8
Jan
York
600
2,000
52,000
4,100
3%
3 V'4
3%
6,600
-
11%
33%
9%
.
11%
3%
*53'/a
1
Shell Transp & Tr—
Mar 19
18% Nov 29
3%
Vb
No par
No par
7.50
new—
Corp
(Frank
Sheraton
Shell
May 21
Gas
&
Steel
19% Oct
62% Jan 10
Industries
Shnhmoon
11
69
preferred
$4.50
76% July 15
10% Oct
9
Roebuck &
81
26%
17% Jan
29% May 22
80
120
3,500
27%
25 %
12
Seaboard Finance Co
1,100
33%
14%
14
4
50
4,000
18 %
18! b
18
17%
33,000
87
*85
87
*85
*32%
26 %
32 %
*30
73
27
86
17%
Xl8
87
*79
210
32%
14
18
73
290
25%
26%
14%
14
*85
27%
88
17%
•
20
27 Va
26%
*86
17%
32:! i
290
*195
*195
26%
260
295
210
290
210
26%
17%
25
100
20
preferred—
*290
*195
<
88
*86
No par
-No par
No par
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
StC
Oct
7% Apr
160
14,700
24 Vb
23%
24
13,200
71%
82%
160
*155
160
*153
%
82
81'%
81'A
81 %
160
70'%
72
70
72%
71 %
*81 %
% Feb
21% Feb
42.1,4
43
23%
31
16
36% Jan
5,400
101,200
23%
54
1
9%
-
41%
29
Dec~20~
700
23%
9 34
19% Feb
3% Dec 27
43% Nov 26
10,100
21%
40%
70% Nov 26
12% Jun
1,790
88
*86
88
*86
24%
*24
9%
9%
88
23%
22%
22%
24
325
*86
88
200
35
*33
298!% 310 ;-
315
327 %
319
*86
*34
25
28%
4,400
4%
28%
16% Nov 21
25
8,100
26%
4%
27%
4%
62% Oct
7
200
4'%
27
16
13
210
14
$4
33 % Jan
20
12 Tb
2
Vb
4 Vb
4%
26 %
No par
-No par
$3.40 preferred
preferred—
Scovill Mfg Co common—:
May
35
92
12%
2
251U
Scott
Oct
86
19
Dec
92
12%
2
2 %
23
64% Jun
16
73
Jan
105 % Apr
77% Dec
21%
3
93
12 Vb
"
13 V
23
69%
22 Va
*21
%
13%
Schick Inc
53% Oct
75% Mar
67% Nov 29
2
22%
22% May 29
14
74%
80
92
93
*91 Vb
92.»4
12'A
15,400
*72'%
*70
■
92
59!%
80
*73
12%
2%
50,900
1,200
75
*70
75
92
2
59 %
59
80
*74!4
7,000
42
58%
.
25 %
5%
Feb
96
85% Sep
Feb
60 Vb
*70
75
12
St Louis Southwestern Ry
48% Jan
7
23% Aug 22
37% Mar 29
105
conv
Preferred
Oct
Sep
311
40% Feb
11
74% Feb
91% Mar 23
69% Dec
235
59%
80
*74.1/4
.
42
/<*
Co—100
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sarigamo Electric Co
10
Savage Arms Corp.
*
5
Schenley Industries Inc..
..1.40
Schering Corp new
:—_1
5% convertible preferred
30
25% May 24
26% Jan
41V2
91 %
100
10
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
St L San F Ry Co com
6
Mar 19
52
41
8'%
38%
42
40
*41
17,200
8'/a
'A
8
37%
*70
80
*74 %
5
10
preferred
4.30%
July 17
25% Aug 31
3
4%
8%
42',4
•
Safeway Stores common
82% July 15
93
Mar 22
8 1/4
40 %
•
700
35%
8 Vb
60 'A
60
59%
59%
*70
1
20 Guilders
1
—I
5
Corp.
35%_Nov 29
\9
27
40%
Antelope Copper
Ronson
26%
26%
41%
40 %
l^ines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5%% conv preferred
25
Rochester Gas & El Corp—No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
4% preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Rome Cable Corp
5
31% July 24
423% May
89
27Vb
29%
Roan
2
16
3,800
281,4
8
26
29 %
29 %
14
Apr
28
27%
Oct
37% Apr
29%
29%
*20%
510
54,700
28%
5
9
19
Nov 28
43%
8 %
Ritter Company
5
45 Vb
29 %
6
July 19
43 %
27Vb
27% May
29% Mar
40%
10%
44%
8%
2
44% July 17
10%
29%
19% Jan
36%
6,400
10%
27%
6
3
5 Vb
10%
29 %
69
29
5Vb
27%
23
Jan
16%
5%
29 Vb
8'A.
39,900
17'%
17%
5%
11
45%
8
1,400
16 Vb
5%
*10%
45%
48%
2,200
57
*55
57
*55
18
17
10%
5%
22 %
26% Aug 19
.
11
5%
*10%
68
22
18%
5%
10
P'eb
362% Dec
17%
17%
800
13 Tb
35%
22%
15%
700
Vb
23%
37
37
No par
25% Jan
*13 Vb
14
*23%
Corp
2
a
24
38
36%
Corp
13
12
14!
14
35 %
Oil
Apr
2,000
7%
Riegel Paper
30% Aug
1,800
7Tb
Richfield
35
18%
7%
4
28% Apr
18%
*23
'
200
40
7Va
4
1
7% Apr
.*
*35
19
■18%
20
19%
.
8
Aug
23% Jan
*35
20
19%
19%
33% Jan
10
60
40
80
25
18
*35
11
26
63
40
10
27% Dec
24% Dec
40
19
28% Jun
22% Jan
*37
Oct
21% Jun
112
40
21% Oct
4 Vb
80
31
62% Feb
84% Apr
29
60% Feb
*30
5
2
8
30%
42% Aug 15
Jan*23
31% Nov 29
29
35%
30! b
14
10
100
100
1
5s
series
series
Rheem
18
35«2
31 V
*4%
—10
Common
Preferred
21 % Jan
36 %
*30 Vb
*36
1
50
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
19
82% Jan
31
*35%
30
5
Metals Co common
pfd series A
3
'99
14
*30
36%
30
2.50
73% Sep
68% Jun
*35'%
' ;
& Brass
Co
62% Oct
Apr 26
89% Jan 16
Dec 21
4%%
46% Mar 29
9
July 22
35'%
*35%
100
1
50c
10
10
Inc
10% Jan
^52%
18%
27%
35%
—1
Revlon
11
35% Oct
70
12
Sep
13% Apr
Oct
8
7
57% May
common
Republic Pictures common.
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
6
8 % May
17%
27 Vb
10
-5
5
pfd 3%% series—
Conv
200
19%
27%
10;
Repurjiie a via Lion Corp.
11
13
91
Co
Mfg
Reliance
5% Oct
27
81
2
10
16
25% Dec
45% Feb
Feb
10
34% Dec
9% Feb
30
62
32% Jan
1
uct/
13
3,100
19
27%
7%
& Eng Co
Reliance Elec
July 31
Mar 29
60,700
36%
19%
28
19%
Corp
Stores
Reliable
8
18%
27 Va
19'
27%
50c
-
17%
19%
27%
No par
Co—
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference.
1,300
3,300
27
18%
27%
5
Inc
Bros
Reeves
6% Feb 28
4% Oct
13% Sep
35% Oct
30% Apr ~18
18
Feb
Jan
Dec
15% Jan
12~
12%
39
8% Jan
90
12%
13
Aug 13
Nov 27
27
I8I/4
12%
35
28% July 19
18% Jun
17 Va
131%
4
10
3
66%
18'A
131/4
1
4
17% Dec
17%
I31/4
13
43% Jan
42% Feb
18%
13 1/4
23% Aug
64% Apr
11% Dec
18'/»
13
34% Jan
18
5
50 %
18%
18% Mar 14
~~3 ~
Jan
61
50%
17 Va
10% Mar 14
Jan 27
15
50%
17%
13
No par
Inc——
1
Ray-O-Vac Co—
—2.50
Raytheon Mfg Co
.
5
Reading Co common—50
4 c/o noncum 1st preferred.
—50
4% noncum 2nd preferred—
50
Reis
Nov 27
6
51%
17
23% Aug
15
24,700
50%
Rayonier
37% Apr
11% Dec 26
50 Vi
Raybestos-Manhattan
—,
30% Apr
33% Jan
20% Jan
51
7
Sep 26
40
1,900
5,300
50
19%
50 %
11
16% Mar 15
OCi.
29%
67'/a
19!%
34% Jan
44 % Jan
24
33% Nov 23
37% Sep
28%
66 Vb
19%
59 %Jun
11% Mar 14
19 % Mar
14
30
67 V 4
191%.
50'A
27
16% Aug
July 19
31% Feb
29
67%
20
4
Banco; Inc
37% May
27
12
31
07%
19%
67'
68 Vb
20
19%
19%
30
31%
67%
68
68
19%
6
21% Aug
Mar 22
17
'
30
$3.50 1st preierred
24
Jan
'
America com__No par
—No par
5
Radio Corp of
May 13
13 Vb
30
*13%
3!4
*45
2,000
80
30
29Tb
30 Vs
13 Vb
14
13%
131%
131/2
800
3 Vb
10,800
3 Vb
3%
*45
3!%
55
49
50%
81
50 Vi
*81
50%
13
18 300
17
17
*76%
'
55
81
13%
12%
17 Vb
80
29%
'
!'a
82 Va
.
33 %
900
6,850
37,500
B
*76 Vb
80
30V4
50 !b
50
*81
*76%
*26
82%
12Tb
13 Ve
13
3
13,200
55
♦45
47 Vb
*81
3,800
48%
30
82%
13
20
6,800
13
Vi
N
19 Vb
19%
20"
19%
20 Va
19
19%
19
18%
87
87-'
87
87
87%
85
87
87%
67
10%
10%
10%-
10 Vb
10%
10! b
10 Va
10 Vb
10%
10%
65
66.
66
65
66
65
66
251%
25%
23'i
26
24%
23%
25%
..
r
*65
25
25
*65
66
87
~
*
24'
100,700
340
9,600
200
9,800
Volume
18G
Number
5683
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(7153)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Fear 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
3674 Oct
Lowest
44 % May 14
37% Jan
77 74 Ncv
30
91% Jan
26
6% Dec
28
12% Jan
6
72% Sep 26
6%Oci 18
43% Nov
29
2
-
2
Monday
EXCHANGE
42% May 9
82% Feb 13
'
LOW AND
NEW lORK STOCK
Highest
9% Jan
Standard
Brands
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Standard
11
Coil
Pat
58% May
48
7b Jan 23
65
49
Vz
62% Apr
50
88
Jan
31
May 28
Vz Dec 28
38% Oct
9
55% May 15
15% Aug
17% Jan
651/2 Dec
68% July
11
Products
Co
39%
40
39%
40
72%
73
73
73
62% Jun
Inc
1
Oct
18
62% Jan
19
81
Aug 15
55
Oct
15
Jan
12
Oct
20% Sep
30y4 Oct
16% Dec
17% Dec
31% Nov
18
Oct
31% Oct
18
31
21% Jan
4
16% Oct
11
11
22% Aug
8
20% Jan 26
11% Oct
17
% Feb
37% Dec
9
19
Feb
29 %
70%
29
101% Jun
Feb
12
50
17
4% Oct
14
8% Apr
Stevens
6%
3
3
47%
48
49%.
48%
49%
477b
48%
47
40
48%
40
40
39%
40
53%
40%
54 %
39 Vz
54 %
40%
547b
40
54%
52%
44%
43
44%
87%
*83
87%
*85
11
Sunbeam
16% Jan
17
93
Feb
14
Jun
3
Aug 19
82
27
71% Oct
14
82
23
30% July 31
207b Oct
11
26% Jan
6
2i<
34% Nov 28
39
Feb
6
30% Oct
17
66
Mar 22
66% Feb
13
Dec
19
78
26
10% Mar
Nov
940
9
2
Dec
1,300
4
25
30% Apr
35% Nov
29
1.210
July
9
ly 26
38% Jan
46% Jan
9
Sep
13
89
May
8
.8% Oct
17
14
Apr
9
8% Feb
9
12% Dec
18
217b Nov
Feb
4
187b Feb
4% Oct
16
12
9% Oct
11
Dec
13
38 7b Oct
10
7
547 b Feb
307» Oct
18
10
33
157b May
8
14
45
14
11
18 7b Dec
May 28
6% Dec 31
12 7b Jun
7
62
53 % Ncv
29
697b May
37% Oct
31
51
287b Dec
5
11% Jan
27
33 7b Oct
1
26
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
% Oct
of
150
Jan
1
20% Dec
20
15% Feb
96
Oct
28
387b Jan
10
16
Oct
preferred
2
3
2
137b July
11% Apr
8
10% Jan
14 Vz Apr
July 23
51
Mar 28
42% Oct
18
14
Jan
107b Jan
2
80
Nov
1
104
Feb
13
53
Dec
19
33
Jan
23
47% Mar 26
80
Aug
6
237a Oct 11
237b Nov
37
287b Feb
22
Mar~29
15
517b Nov
34% Oct
16% Nov 29
26
*83
85%
73
737b
73%
22%
23%
21%
22
217b
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
217b
21%
21%
21%
21%
30 Vz
30%
30
29
59
July 27
33%-Nov 19
487b Jun
24
57
10
197a Oct
18
31% Jan
52 7b
Apr
17
64
26
467b Oct
4
Jan
Oct
1
367b Mar 12
247b Oct
11
37% Jun
20
45
14
50% Sep
13% Feb
Jan
61
1415
1380
X20%
20 %
19
19%
18%
187b
4,500
32%
31%
317 b
31%
31%
317b
317b
2,100
22%
*21
22
*21
'As,
29%
30 V*
30
30%
29%
34%
34%
34%
33%
347b
80 %
81
*21
307b
33%
19 7b
5
720
,20%
31%
*21
30%
9
1415
20%
22%
80
80
81
9%
9%
9%
19 7b
►19%
19%
57b
5
22
29%
297b
33%
34
8,900
12,800
•
82
9%
80
*80
30
-
82
9%
97b
8%
8%
197b
*19
3%
197b
197b
19%
19%
120
4,400
1,100
5 7b
4%
4 Tb
4%
9,000
10%
107a
1074
10%
97b
10%'
9%
10y4,
10,900
42%
39%
41
5,700
36,100
47b
5
5
40%
417 b
417 b
4174
417 b
617b
6174
627b
62%
62 7b
407b
597b
417b
597h
61Tb
59%
.60%
32 7b
33%
33%
34%
327a
337b
3074
32
30 %
83,200
31,400
317b
317a
31%
32 7b
3074
32
31%
31%
13,400
574
57b
57b
100'
No par
50c
preference
conv
No par
100
100
29 '
2
40
4074
40%
407b
6,900
10
1074
10%
10%
107b
1174
1074
11%
10%
11%
33,400
15%
15%
157 b
15%
1574
1574
157 b
157b
24%
24%
247b
2474
247 a
237b
247b
5574
58
5874
59
58%
587b
*55%
58
*55%
57%
24
*21
24
*21
44
*13%
5574
*817b
*21
24
12
12
74
*44
14 74
14
57%
583/b
59
307b Jun
17
Jan
14
8
50
Jan
2
27b Oct
17
107b Jan
10
Twin
15
147b Oct
11
30% Jan
18
TXL
12% Oct
11
167b Apr
Mar 27
16 7b Oct
11
33%
8
Apr 23
5% Jan
3
8%
43%
43 74
42%
42%
80
1474
14%
400
5574
22,500
557b
pfd series of 1957
Century Fox Film
54
1474
14%
55
*817b
52
*81%
83
2474.
14,600
2274
2274
227 b
2274
23
23
23
23
2274
23%
1,200
38 7b
38
36%
12,000
37
38%
38
37%
36
39 74
35%
12-%
1274
127 b
127b
127b
1274
127b
1274
12%
1274,
43
43 7b
42
4374
427b
427b
4074
4274
39
4074
32%
33
32 %
33
327b
32
317b
32%
3174
32
7b
10 -
974
.
10
10
107 b
97 b
287b
28%
287b
28%
28
28
2674
2<%-
267b
267b
26%
26%
51
5074
5074
507b
5074
51
51
700
207b
207b
20
207b
20
3,400
207b
*46 74
50
2474
257 b
257 b
27
27
45
46
45
46
*45
2274
20 74
227b
14
44
2274
14
*41
14 74
*41
2074
*4674
237b
974
.
197b
6
7b
147b
1574
14%
Udylite Corp (The)
1
Jun 26
' Underwood Corp
No par
Apr ,11 Vv. Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
July 22.V-Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
67b
July 10"
Union Carbide Corp
>
No par
Aug 13
Union Chem & Materials Corp
10
1274
12%
12
127b
17%
18 74
18
67b
6 7b
(The)
Corp
600
33,600
46 74
46%
47
100
25 74
2674
2474
25
5,400
47
457b
457b
47
*45%
2374
14 7'o
—1
Oil
29,300
2774
22
14%
*41
57b
16% '
574
97b
50
227b
147b
44
10%.
74
137 b
44
*40
*42
237b
227b
1374
137b
44
*39
''
—
4,800
4,500
22,300
29
*4674
50
7b
277 b
27
5%
Co—
•
24Va
1
Coach
83
257b
1
50
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
"
837b
1
common
14%
577b
*81
50
common
29
20th
G
4474
*1374
2,700
24%
2074
11
11
2674
*5074
18
10%
257b
50%
conv
11%
26
*5074
5%
11
2474
*2874
(conv)
230
11%
2474
277b
277b
Co
1,500
8,700
23%
974
series A
157b
23'A
*43 7b
•
83
2674
Electric
157b
23
117b
1474
*817b
83
*21
45
74
27%
Preferred
300
24
44
2
100
23%
24
5
4,300
*96
41%
•12
—2
100
102%
41
12
(The)-
*97
*96
*21
50
6
417b
1
common
6
6 7b
417b
1
50
Tung-Sol
G
100
100
5
-
6%
41%
No par
World
327b
G
4074
No par
Co
32
6
Trust—
Airlines Inc
44
9
1385
400
24,400
20,200
Oct
35% Jun
1460
800
/.
23%
1674 Mar 19
25
31%
1440
19%
Thermoid
17
14% Jan 18
20%
31%
*21
Trausue & Williams Steel
9
27
.
19%
*
1470
20%
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
Nov
Jan
25% Oct
1445
20%
Trans
9
52
6
11
1443
33%
Tri-Continental Corp common
Dec
69%
10%
1400
23 Tb
50
8
697b
11%
19%
347b July 16
41
69%
237 a
11
13 % Oct
%
10%
24%
12
217b Oct
30%
69
12%
21
14
<7
30%
70'/a
11%
24
97b Oct
11
30%
*69%
11%
19 %
267b Feb
Jun
30%
69%
11
7
19%
247b Feb
Apr"l2
30%
69%
12
2,800
24%
18
Jun
30%
71
11
4,200
42,500
197b
Toledo Edison Co
25
31
85%
*70
32%
Trane Co (The)——
Transaifterica Corp—
18
*30%
*83
7b,
29%
$2.50 convertible preferred
13
July
5,200
74
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
4% preferred
100
Tidewater Oil common
10
$1.20 preferred
25
Timken Roller Bearing
—No par
27
5374 Jun
11
Feb
85 %
73
24 %
137b Mar 20
52
*83
*83
197 b
56% July 22
417b Apr 24
20% Jan
4
29%
85%
85%
46,200
3,100
247b
15
Apr 25
11
4%
19%
28% July 23
Jan~30
4%
45%
10%
23%
15
15% Apr 27
45
11
No par
18
46
46%
10%
72 %
Oil_
9
21%
47b
45%
11%
1
Coal
Oct
Oct
4%
477b
11
*83
5
10
Sulphur
31
Dec
4%
47%
11%
25
Jan
30% Oct
4%
47%
3%
317b Oct
287b Mar 21
4%
11%
^7.50
247b Feb
20
2,800
227b
com
127b Oct
45% Apr 30
1
Oct
7,800
22
47%
5
39
7
37%
22
4%
50
The Fair
Apr 12
957b Apr 18 '
427b May 27
Aug 14
35
De<T~5~
36
22%
317b
20%
$2.40
14% Jllly 16
89% May
8
18
86
13%
38 %
21%
11%
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
24% July 25 >/
15% Apr 12
Aug 2G
10% Dec 19
48% Jan 23
43% Nov 27
37%
25
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co
Textron Inc common
2
2
13
39%
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1
4
Aug
700
7,800
17%
73
Co
Pacific Land
Aug
*17
22%
—1
Texas Gulf
8% Mar 15
Jan
17%
72%
Inc
62
*17
47%
2
&
20
17%
21%
Corp
Instruments
21 Vz Jan
17%
*17
71%
(James)
Aircraft
Pacific
21
Oct
12
*17
4%
Talcott Inc
Texas
11
52
17%
11%
11%
l
Texas
28
26
17%
12 7 b
No par
4
21
44
32
17%
11%
_1
—
10
15 7 b Oct
10 7b
31%
17
,25
19
177b Jan
477b Jan
4
32--
17
12%
22 %
2.50
54% July 10
23
31%
17
12%
38%
Texas Gulf Producing
47% Aug 21
11% Jun 20
16
22% July 10
33%,
17%
22
Texas
Jan
5,700
32 %
33%
12%
39%
9
49% May
9,400
471/2
(The)—4.16%
Jan
160
14,600
18%
22%
6
9
31%
18
22%
76% Jun
11
31
18%
7,500
38%
49% May
14
31%
18
500
»
38%
12
14
30%
70
22%
18
57 b Oct
700
32
19
100
22
Tennessee Corp
Jun
12%
13,300
37%
J
11
31% Jun
42% July 27
32%
17%
60% Jan
40%
56%
12%
21 %
Co—i—
Co
557b
12
12%
107b
12
29% Apr
29% Apr
*17
107b
*
*66
56
12
*16%
17
12%
1
17
9
10
32%
17
12%
1
157b Feb
182% May
23
34% Feb
20% Oct
31 %
Temco
30% Oct
9
19
TelAutograpli Corp
28
10% Jan
187a
31
18%
45% May 17
6% Dec 21
18%
'
Jan
*
67%
55%
71%
California
Texas
18% Dec
18%
Symington Gould Corp
20% May 17
87b Jan 11
6
&
67
12%
.10c
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4
67%
60
*12
12.50
Swift
14
77
May
7,000
1
pfd series of '55
19
29% Oct
32% Oct
99
14%
1
common
Biscuits Inc
42% Jan
50% July 26
55% May 10
32 %
No par
Mining Co
Sweets Co of America
9
31%
1
;
Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co—
13
14
1
2nd
17
26
%
1
preferred series A
29
Dec
147 b
No par
27 % Jan
Dec
32
No par
43% Jun
Feb
31%
_20
10
38
147b
31%
12%
5
18
81
6,100
15%
xl87b
61
12%
5
.
common
18
42
13%
67 %
60
12
15
5% %
2
13
57
69
61%
12
5
21% Oct
27% Jan
*66 %
59
1
—
2
•
13%
*65%
10
;•
Oil
7b
165,400
•
1
Co
Superior
Superior
86
No par
Sunshine
July 15
42%
L S
Jan
2,000
53%
42%
86
14%
Sunshine
8
52%
427b
15%
69
537b
5,200
38,100
79,200
87
427b
15%
4%%
18
3
15%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
Mar 20
74
15% Aug
8
6%
3
15%
Corp
Oil
67b
3
5
18% Oct
31% Oct
52% Alar 16
271/4 Feb
7
21
J
6% Mar
2
21% Jun
4
Sun
6%
3
Corp
Corp common
$4»50 series A preferred
29% May 16
24% Apr 11
42%
*85
6%
3%
13
Sun Chemical
80
43
87
7
13%
Studebaker-Packard Corp
57% July 23
17
*85
6%
*3
13%
Broadcasting Co
18
9,500
6%
3%
13%
Webster
Oct
310
13 %
prior preference
Storer
3,100
73%
6%
42%
100
(J P) & Co Inc
&
39%
73%
13%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
Stone
39%
73
13%
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
5%
39%
73
1
(The)
Oct
31
6% Dec
common—10
io%
Jan
7
Ohio
Sterling Drug Inc
8
.22% Jan
22% Nov
of
•
39%
39%
*
7
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Starrett Co
Shares
40 %
74
*73
52%
25
_
preferred series A
Warner
Oct. 18
46%
6.25
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
29% Apr 24
May
Jersey
45
7
Nov
17
New
California
Stauffer Chemical Co—
15% Aug
8
19% May 21
18% July 12
21% Oct
Aug 24
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
28
Jun
36
50
13% May 28
Dec
31
10% Feb
8
17
of
Stanley
•
35% July 15
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
17
3
5% Oct
89
15
27% Mar 12
1
31% May 28
32
25% Feb
39 % Apr
14
17% Nov 27
22
7
of Indiana
3%%
May 16
83% July 12
13% Jan
2
14
25
Oil
Oil
Standard Oil
85
11
28
of
Standard
the Week
Friday
Oct. 17
3%
Oil
8
18 % May 27
3
Vz Jan
13% Dec
25% Nov 28
Mar
,
39%
Sales for
Thursday
6%
<
Standard
10
94
18
distribution
Standard
18% July 12
Oct
14
3
Ex
5
13
4
51
11
85% July 29
2
43% Jan 23
3% May 22
59 % July 16
62% Jan
4
Standard
11
41% Oct
100% Mar 23
12% May 29
13% Nov 21
12
51% Oct
Aug 14
25
43% Feb
4
Sep
Oct. 16
No par
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
3
-
Wednesday
Oct. 15
No par
com
_i
HIGH SAL* PRICES
Tuesday
Oct. 14
47b
23
1374
40
600
10,000
1,600
_
5%
27b
1574
14%
15
14%
15
127 b
1274
12%
127b
127 b
127b
2,100
18 In
187b
17%
187 b
171%
177b
9,900
7b
674
6 7b
67b
674
6%
2974
28
297b
28%
29
8,300
102
103 lb
101 %
103
13,700
15
4%
374
3%
26,300
32,000
u
20% Nov 15
57b Nov
15
.131% Feb
10
..
477b May 8
1337b JUly 17
108% Jan 26
*21
Nov 29
28
Oct
100
Oct
11
377b
17"
2
19 7b Oct
18
1
Jan
17
2574 Oct
17
92% Dec
27
112
.Jan
9
88
13
81% Oct
19
93
Jan
11
8074 Jan
Nov 29
91
Feb
15
68
124%
'25%
287b Apr
30
Dec.'. 5
"78
52
Jan
10
Oct
1
8% Dec
,
Jan
104
657b Apr
39% May
837b Nov 30
'"28
,
11
5
Sep
28
78% Sep
11
14
10% May >0
Apr 30
Jan .22
61%
Oct
1
7% Jun 26
36
May~25
Nov
20
93
Dec
7
20% Dec
48% Jan
Oct
11.
*78 7b
4
4%
Oil
62
21
Jan
17
36% Dec
18
Aug 22
197b Jan
46% Oct
Mar 21
9
Jun
3974 Mar
■
28
11
5
67b Jan
2% Oct
11
11
«
100
Apr
23% Oct
18
35% Jan
11
16Tb Jan
11
47% Jan
35
Aug 14
2974 Oct
11
45 74
46%
26 7b
25%
267V
non-cum
preferred
;
10
7% Jan
6
19% Feb
29
3% Mar 26
34
Sep
16
Aor
2
6% Jan
15% Jan
17b Sep
25
Oct
11
30% Sep
3
4174 Oct
4
80
39% May 9
28% Oct 24
77
Aug
2
181
Feb
1
22% July 19
Aug 12
1% Jan
27
24 7 b
*24
18
39% Jun
22% Oct
18
3474 July 16
5174 Apr
16
147
A"-
p
67b Aug 23
5
6574 Oct
2
Jan
24
17% Jan
7
162
35
Dec
4
A
22
36
Jan
7
Nov
14
July 20
197b Mar 22
26
15
11
Oct
18
177b Apr
22
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
43
Sep
26
45
12
44 74
see
onve
,
Jun
preferred
(ser of 1956) conv pfd
Air Lines Inc
10
53 74
5674
-
.
8
27
567b
537 b
101
*101%
115
82
83
83
8474
H"'b
8"*
217b
217b
21'/a
22
217b
22%
1774
267b
*1017b
1774
18 74
26 7b
110
t
'
,
807b
*78 7b
43%
44
23,400
257b
25%
42,390
8
267b
7%
26%
24
*1017b
54%
110
807b
8
26%
2,000
5374
231/4
55%
40,000
101%
1011/2
82
82
2,200
2174
20%
21
23,800
17'/a
17%
5,300
26 i/a
27
2,600
177b
1874
26%
267a
917 b
*89
93
*89
93
197b
197b
*1974
207b
917b
207b
*1974
20
20
No par
4774
48
48
50
49
bO'A
47%
497b
*1974
47%
*40%
41
United
Industrial
Co
Corp
Mfrs
48%
10
200
7,100
417b
417b
407b
*40%
41%
40%
40%
600
6%
6%
67b
6%
6%
6%
674
67b
6%
674
24,700
3
37b
37b
3 7b
37b
37b
3%
3%
3
14,800
24 74
24 74
24%
24 74
2374
24%
31/8
237b
24
24
41
23%
3,900
13%
137b
137 b
13%
1374
14
13%
14
13%
13%
7,000
417b
417b
417b
417b
417b
4174
41
41%
41
41%
16 noo
30
30 3 b
307b
31
3074
31
307b
31
2974
34 7b
3474
347b
34
347b
35%
34%
307b
34%
14.000
34%
10
13%
2
Inc
5%
11%
57 b12 %
57b
57 b
57 b
5%
11%
12 7b
127b
12 7b
*34 7b
5%
12
51%
12 7b
5%
12
1,500
51/4
13,900
12%
19,300
1%
11,700
1%
1%
17b
174
357b
3574
35%
36%
3574
36 7b
35%
35%
32
3074
31
3074
3074
30%
3074
*30%
31%
270
4774
49%
48 74
4974
45%
47 %
437b
44%
4474
4674
22,800
81
82
817b
82
82
82
81
82
1
28%
29%
287b
297b
.28%
29
277b
287b
277b
277b
7,500
Co
No par
US Gypsum Co common
4
7°/<
preferred
100
US Hoffman Mach common—82%c
5«£ class A preference.50
247b
24%
247b
257b
24%
25
247b
2474
22 Tb
24%
7,500
60%
10,400
United
'
&
1734
267b
5
1
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
United Merch
177b
26%
No par
—_
Gas Improvement
200
8274
207b
18
Fruit Cob
1,400
82
92
r a
13,000
26 %
267b
*197b
_
*221/2
*88
*88
~40
457b
52%
"
270
81
68%
257b
23%
5672
4,700
17,500
257b
'
5474
700
4374
7 Tb
'
247b
101
26
7b
26
90
92
United
13
27 74 Oct
77 b
267b
24
common
United Gas Corp
2
3974 Sep
317b Sep
9
76% July 11
86% May 20
8
267b
24%
United Engineering & Foundry
9
35
77 b
2674
2374
No par
United Board '& Carton Corp
10
United
11
14
57b
8
257 b
-5
5
100
100
Dye & Chemical Corp com__1
United Electric Coal Cos
5
9'
11% Oct
convertible
7%
No par
*
United
387b May 8
387b Feb 19
41% July 30
*78
4674
25%
United Carbon Co_
11
Oct
■
81
457 b
26
6874
20%
United-Carr Fastener (Del)—No par
United Corp
(Del)__
1
•
11
13 7b Oct
41
5
«b
44 %
25*4
_—
46% May 8
77b May 20
9% Jan
9
Mar
*73
70
4374
$4.50 preferred
2774 May 16"
7174 Jun 13
55
81
*68
19%
2574
81
(>91/2*
'*68
*75
10
common
21
31
25
Co
United Artists Corp
1
^iscuit of America—No par
15
16% Aug 20
*75
RR
United
.•
4%
4%
7b
California
Union Tank Car Co
2
,
$4 series;
of
Pacific
\ Union Twist Brill Co
United Aircraft Corp
257b July 22
297b Mar 14
* 3
footnotes
81
32% Apr
107
Jan
For
*79
Union
United
Jan
3
No par
Preferred
'<•
4
7
27
687b
43% Jan
23
Dec
xG8 %
11
14
15% Dec
707b
197b Oct
20
52% Nov 29
*68 7b
17
Dec
155
*75
No par
series-,
Preferred $3.50 series
44% Dec
6
9
81
2
67b Jun
23
*75
14
71% Mar 26
20% Aug
81
Jan
20
28 % Jan
*75
Jan
9
31
No par
115
287b Apr
l3/a Dec
*88
152
14
12
90
10
18
5% Nov 20
26
887b
14
28
14% Dec
2574
91
Oct
177b Oct
287b May 11
35% Jan 23
207b
2674
90%
Oct
86
8
21
25%
89
77
26
12
2074
2074.
X8974
101
&4
13% Jun
21
267b
907b
18
"20
43% Dec
2074
2674
18
Feb
41% Dec 27
'20 3 4
Dec
'
104%-
90
May 16
t
103%
207 b
iApr 29
90% Jan
10374
103
'
26 7 b
121% Dec
166
23
26
31
33 74
51
967b Bee 17
113'A Jan 23
103% Oct 10
35% Jan
11'
17
297b
—10
'8"'Union
9% Mar
25 Ve Oct
23% Oct
29
102
2974
*6
No par
'
647b Jun5
•3174 Jan
297b
30
67b
Preferred $3.70
2
89
18
43 74 Oct
2574 Oct
10072
187b
Preferred $4!50 series
24
797b Jan
Aug 20
9
Jan
82
25 7 b.
7b
Gib
UnipnElec Co/common
2974 Mar 19
1007b Jan 21'
11
2
,
United Shoe Mach common——25
6 % preferred
;
25
US Borax & Chemical Corp
1
4%% preferred
100
*317 b
—
U S &
Foreign Securities
US Freight
US Industries Inc common
47b % preferred series A
1
50
57
*152
674
'-*27
11%
*42 7a
597b.
155
-
7%
297b
1174
44
60
*151%
6%
*27
117b
*42 7b
1
lb
174
1Tb
174
1%
35
*81
35%
82
5,000
]10
61
61
155
►1517b
155
'1517b
674
7
67b
67 b
29 7b
2774
27%
28
2874
300
117 b
11%
11%
11
11%
21,600
7
29%
117a
44
*27
117b
*42 %
61%
4*
59
*42%
60%
155
44
5° 74
*1517b
6%
*42 7b
155
67 b
43
15,700
23
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
26
...
.
Monday, October 21, 1957
(1754)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range Since
Lear 1956
Highest
Lowest
36% Dec
22% Jan
11
8%Jun
15
23 y« Jan
11
23% Oct
14
1
19% Oct
18
63
Jan
2
81% Dec 31
92
Dec 26
128
170
17% Dec
17
56
Jan
4
58
Dec
28
49%
35% Oct
11
Jun
25
17% Feb
12
22%
Oct
18
64%
135
Feb
1
19% Sep
71% Sep
142% Dec 26
87
94
May 13
88
July 18
67% Mar 14
42% Nov 29
36%
28% Aug 29
71
Oct 10
51% July 18
90% Mar 2
17
10
31
1»6
9
50'2 Sep
24
73% Dec 31
54% Oct
17
61%
73%
20
136% Jun
20
155%
Mar
69
51% Jan 23
169
143
Nov 30
17
Dec 28
;
7
Jan
17'
14% Apr
17
10 ya Jan
9
82
Dec
27
99
6
Dec
31
1
18
Aug
1''
36
10
23
7% Dec
Mar
31
19% Jan 16
Feb 10
38
Oct
10% Aug
12% Jun 27
Mar
9
73% Jan
23
82
30% Dec
7
39
Dec
12
167
Dec
70
Sep
8
6
2
21
17
Jun
135
Feb 24
30
Apr
155
Feb
307/a Jun
82% Mar 29
20
22% Oct
68
May 14
14
22
Oct
DSC
26
24% Nov 12
100
No par
1
7
*66
29%
*69
*87
37%
141 %
6774
30%
71
91
38
142
20%
20V4
33% 34%
'.,,*"5274 527457% 58%
141% 142%
17%
17%
*31:% 33
10%
10%
10%
6%
*6y4
6%
76
*75% 77
6%
7%
7%
15
•
*13% 15
4%
47a
4-%
76
*75% 76
25% •
25% 26%
32%32% 32%
140
*139% 140
30%
6%
75%
6%
*13%
4%
*75%
25%
*32
340
Class R 2nd preferred
14
United Whelan Corp com
30o
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—_1
Universal Leaf Tobacco cdm_No par
8% preferred
—
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com.
1
4%% preferred
100
Utah Power & Light CO
12.80
3
4
20
67%
30
71
91
22%
70
23%
22%
*68%
22%
22%
70
23%
22%
*68%
23%
28%
*874
24%
*69
*87
3 7 Ms
37%
J41%v142%
20
20
33% 33%
*52% 53
55% 57%
141% 141%
17%
17%
*31% 33
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
73
Jun 12
29% Apr 10
1
preferred
United Stockyards Corp
5
19
Jun 26
6% May 15
79'% Jun 21
41
Jun 21
26
29%
7% noncumulatlve preferred—25
5
2
76
19%
*66%
U S Tobacco Co common
Apr 17
31% Jan
5
10
7%
25
15
Jan 22
10
29% Mar 12
23% Dec 20
2
11
22% Oct
137
24
87
4
Apr
11
13% Sep
4% Jan
3
May
13
4
26
4
24
15
674 Oct
23'
4% Jan
4% Peb
4
24
Jan
4
Jan 21
8
*8%
27%
25%
*8% ( 9
20W/4
2474
8%
23%
U S Lines Co common
4%% preferred
US Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
7
15% Feb
18
1
10
U S Plywood Corp common——1
3%% preferred scries A
100
3%% preferred series B
100
US Rubber Co common.—
-5
8% noncum 1st preferred—
100
U S Shoe Corp
—1
US Smelting Ref & Min com
50
7% preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
;
16%
24
6VaOct*14
74
Oct
4
3
26% Aug 10
13% Dec 26
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
Jun
Mar
Aug
Jan
J»n
July
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
*69 "
*87 ■
,
37%
8%
197a
20%
66
65
65
29%
29%
29%
*69
71
91
*07
19,300
37
141 %
141
141
20
20%
19%
20
1.300
32
32%
31
32%
3,800
53
52
52 %
600
-
1,070
54%
55%
54%
5574
140%
14074
*140%
14174
130,700
1,5 JO
2,600
17%
6%
7642
7%
15
17%
1774
33%
*32%
33%
*10%
10%
177a
*32%
17%
33'%
6%
*75%
7%
91
36
141
57%
140% 141
10%
200
10%
*6%
7574
70
22%
70
22%
23
23%
22%
6C
28
Oct
11
50% Jan
2
Vanadium
3
6
Oct
11
13% Jan
9
Oct
14
18
18
29
Novir
37% Apr
6
Jan
7
22% Oct
12% Nov 28
HVaJan
2
9
41% Feb
28
4
58% Mar
40% Dec 20
Van
Raalte
V
130
Feb
Sep 12
25% Dec 26
128
129"
Feb
Dec
82
24
Oct
94% Apr 24
74
Aug 29
38% Apr
21% Nov
13
105 y2 Dec
20
123
Aug 23
18
1374 Oct
19
6
18
Oct
17
84
Mar
Jan
124
11
28
May 22
116
Feb" 13
97% Jun
21
111
Oct 30
103
Feb
13
78% Jun
20
90
85
Dec 28
106
6
83
87
Dec
103% Feb 17
82
31
Mar
12
1
Mar
37% July 11
14
20% July 11
G%
11% Jan
31
7
20% Aug 12
Vulcan
3
Jan
14% Dec 27
14
74% Nov 28
8374 Jan
3
61 %
13% Dec
19
14% Jan
9
26
33
Jan
6
28% Oct
27
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
1374
1274
52%
53"
52%
8,600
Materials
Co
87%
237a
17
56% May 15
Wagner Electric Corp
Apr
8
17
14
Waldorf System
*82
84
126%
24
2474
76
74
74
10
1474
1374
14
11,100
84
84
84
1,100
!
84
6,000
237 a
2374
2374
23
23 Va
19,500
102%
10274
10274
302
10274
120
82
82%
-80
23 Va
102
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86
*8274
86
86
86
88%
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25
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87
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87
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87
8574
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85%
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86
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84
70
30%
2874
2974
28%
29%
8,700
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10%
10%
10%
3 07a
10%
1072
1074
107a
1074
2,400
13%
13-%
13%
1374
12
12%
12
12 74
12 74
1274
3.O0C
15%
15%
147a
15
14%
147a
15
15
1,600
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66
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37
*13
29
73%
Oct
13
103%
4,300
42
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29%
100
15
No par
10
No par
24
23%
22%
87%
8G
89
88 %
93;60C
52%
14
14%
14%
1374
5274
3074
preferred
77
1474
*102
102
15%
14%
Aug 16
1474
1,600
1274
29%
16
12
convertible
14%
2374
5374
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76
2,100
2274
42%
2474
26
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4,960
6
14%
30%
preferred
21 Va Aug
5%
76
14%
87' 4
2274
102
*82%
*86
*82
29%
common
*74
10,000
2974
6
1374
*124
126%
*124
25%
2G
76
1
preferred
126%
26
*, '
1474
■
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24
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44
•
147a
5174
5374
53
53
26
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—100
-8
.100
100
100
100
10
10
Virginia Ry Co common
36
14% Dec
32%
100
preferred
$4.12 preferred
i7
1074 Oct
1274 Dec
*2374
2574
26 '4 occ
10% Dec 26
2374
Pacific Ry com—100
$4.20 preferred
Mar 13
93
1474
2374
*42%
$5 preferred
$4.04 preferred
Mar 27
98
May 29
July 24
14%
24%
14%
*23%
--
6%
div par tic preferred
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
Apr 22
.21% Oct
93
128
Feb
15
25
Va-Caroltna Chemical com—No par
8
Dec~18~
104"
14
24
*124%
*124%
3% %
6
25'/a Jan
5
Issued
28 Va
674
6
6%
6
30%
29
32
3074
14%
noncumulatlve preferred—100
5%
Aug 23
33% July 15
84
6%
10
Inc
Vlcks Shreve
123
32%
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3
Feb 20
34% Mar 26
28
Co
31%
6%
674
14%
Vertlenles-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
14% July 16
57% Oct
4
When
123
1
$2.28 eonv preferred
5
7
Sep
May
Corp of America
30 %
6
Van Norman Industries Inc cofti_2.50 ~
14
25%
29
4
55% May
17% Jan
9
12% Dec 21
2,300
22%
*68%
-
40C
3174
139
138
22%
3,000
24
3174
32
139
*68%
73,500
76
23%
32
139
22%
100
4%
4%
25
23
14%
*75%
76
*75 Va
.
290
7%
14 Va
4-%
4%
90C
2,400
7%
15
*13%
1,400
6%
75
75
7%
7
4%
4 ;a
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2574 25%.
*32
3274
*139
140
23% 23%
*08:a 70
23% 23%
6%
67a
75%
10 %
10
>
38 % Feb
6,000
37%
36%
*52%
17%
-*32%
13,900
71
*69
*87
33
53
*13%
*8%
29
20%
32
53
56
8%
207a
*65
142
*20%
15,000
2774
-8%
38%
141
27
27%
19%
20%
66%
30
71
91
20%
66%
29%
Shares
Oct. 18
Oct. 17
27
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 16
Oct. 15
Oct. 14
Pat
EXCHANGE
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Highest
3774
8%
27%
67%
14.
Aug 23
8
6
35% Aug
Jan
70
32% Nov 29
33% Dec
Lowest
'
9% July 13
Va Dec 28
61
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
w
29% Sep
69
Mar 20
Nov
29
75
1274 Jan
30
20% Sep
13% Dec
12
64
Feb
106
95% Dec 17
_
Wabash RR 4%%
6
Walgreen Co
8
Aug
86% Jun
Walker (Hiram)
13
18% May 29
.0
..
Aug
31
26
Sep
1 j Vn
7
17% Mar 12
Jan
Walworth
16% July 12
Ward
26
28
12% Apr
83% Oct
8
95% Jan
24
8
16% Jan
2
.
G & W
2.50
Co
5%%
preferred
15% Nov 23
20
Apr 30
874 Oct
18% Jan 27
9
40% Feb
29% Dec 26
9
la% oep
42% Feb
23
% Aug
12
68% July 16
Warner-Lambert
37% Oct
40% Jan
9
32% Oct
17
3874 Mar 28
38% Mar 23
31% Oct
14
36% Jan
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
11
34% May 24
26% May
35 % Dec
49
1
20
25% Feb
9
3774 Aug
8
26% Oct
Jan
3
27
Mar
9
23
Sep
26
19% Feb
8
27% Deo 14
19
Oct
28% Jan
18
22
4% Apr
2% Dec 26
32% Mar 27
3% May 15
14
34% Jan 29
41% Jan
2
44% Dec
1674 Oct
11
48% Jan
Aug 14
73%
20% Feb
16
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
Mar 20
24
Oct
11
97
Nov
26
112% Jan 13
92
Jun
19
105
92
Dec
12
105
83
July 24
95
29
Dec
20
30
Mar
2
63
18
93
Feb
47% Jan
Jan
12
31
93% Sep
19% Sep
25
26
5
14% Jun
24
68% Feb 17
5874 Nov 29
82% July 20
May
9
51
8
26% Nov 29
14%
147«
73%
74
1474
14%
1574
xl5%
1574
1474
13,200
1374
13
137-4
1374
1374
13
1374
12%
12%
2,700
84
84
85
85
85
85
85
-
*82 7a
84
9
9
8%
8%
20%
20
874
9
2074
*20
20
19%
20
53%
54 74
7,900
32 7
33
1,800
3274
3274
3274
3,300
5
26%
2674
2674
2674
27
2774
26 74
2G74
26 74
26%
1,500
5
2374
20%
2
2374
2374
2074
237u
*23%
237-4
23 74
2374
2374
23 Va
21
2074
20 %
20
2074
19
19%
2,200
2
27u
2 7a
2
2
274
2,200
22 7
23
Oil
1
1
com—2.50
50
preferred
Coal Co_»
Western Air
Western
pfd
2274
4274
23%
2374
23 Va
2374
2374
2374
*42%
4374
4274
4274
*42%
4374
90
65
64%
64%
4,800
1874
1774
1774
2474
3,000
9474
270
63
6374
6374
6472
63 7
18%
19
19%
19%
20
1774
24'4
2474
2474
25
24%
25
9274
*84
*8074
3574
82 74
*81
*94
9574
1
1974
1974
15 74
1574
86
8274
3674
3674
*94
.
19%
1574
86
81
81
*8074
83
37
*94
2074
19 74
157u
*1574
98
59
60
56%
*6974
5474
74
73
*6974
No par
2.50
15%
Brake
10
connnon_12%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Pacific
Union
4%
2nd preferred
noncum
RR—^
100
Telegraph
20/4
15 %
73
69
6974
*68
5674
51
5474
52
15%
15%
2174
15%
1574
21
21%
Oct
11
33% May 14
Westinghouse Air
2174
22
2174
2274
21%
68% July
Westinghouse
57
5774
5774
5974
58
5874
8174
*8074
8174
81
81
5
Feb
17
21 %
2274
12
79% Aug 19
Jan 20
94
Sep 28
2174 Jun
62
8
Aug 30
27% Dec
20
36% Feb
1
99
Apr
10
9
Jan
23
18
69% Jan
2
24
40% Oct
88
Sen
23
96% Jan
9
28% Feb 23
18
Oct
18
69% Deo 31
103
Jan
-80% Feb
IB
31% Jan
18
58
Aug 15
2474 Oct 17
16
30 y8 Jan
30
12% Jan
23
11
53% May 24
Oct
10
lOOVa Jan
7
5% Oct
227a Oct
61
Oct
93"
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
88 Va Jan
37
50% July 24
102
Jun
8
26% Feb
16
13% Jan
10
18
Dec
17
29% Jan
14
Feb
18
62% Jun
13
Oct
17
47
31% Oct
11
13
May 17
68
8
28% Mar 14
May 10
16% Apr 30
82 % Apr 30
29
69
26% Mar 22
16% July
75
8
Jan 31
Sep
11
14% Jan
4
19% Dec
8
14% Oct
11
19% Jan
9
474 Dec
26
10% Jan
9
4% Oct
7
5% Jan
21
25% Jan
4
187/a Feb
8
27% Oct
8
37% Feb
20
28% Oct
17
34
May 13
Mar 19
Dec
31
30% Sep
26
20
127
Oct
18
145
Mar 22
21% May 15
24% July 10
Aug
9
19% Sep 24
131
29 Va Oct
36% Feb
23
18
35
1
116
27
43% Dec
19
23
60% Nov
18
88% Nov
83% Nov
29
99% Jan
24
30
98% Mar
9
7% Dec
31
10% Jan
40
50% Mar 19
41% Jan
Oct
Aug 26
22% Feb
July
45 74 Jan
6
8
16
8174
*12774 128
41 %
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
474% convertible preferred
80
White-Dental Mfg (The S S)
Co common
preferred
White Sewing Machine
Prior preference
common—1
20
convertible preferred
50
Wilson &
Co
5
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
18
5974
*56
5974
*24%
2574
26 %
9374
*22 74
1474
1474
70
*G8
15
*14
1
4%
4 74
2674
10
26%
*118
94
6
5
26% May 24
34Va Aug
68% July 15
82% July
3
92% Mar 15
76
uct
9
88% Jan
4
574 Oct
11
3
8% Apr 11
7
2574 Oct
8
34% July
9
Jan
19
36% Dec
12
27% Oct
18
35% Jan
2
83% Feb
8
131% Dec
10
79
Oct
18
123% Jan
2
19'% Oct
11
24
20
Jan
101
16
July 30
141% Jan
3
asked prices:
.
dead,
2974 Nov 28
y
Ex-rights.
2
91% Feb
no
sales
Ex-distribution.«.
on
-
12
30
126% Sep
thig day.
;
May 27
18
2514
37%
3874
3774
93
93
*22 74
2674
2974
474
2674
297s
*119
122
3674
68
*14
2674
2974
122
74
474
4%
26%
2974
*120
29
*29
31
32
34
32
33
5,900
1374
14 Va
9,600
14%
68
*68
71
15
*1474
15
*1474
15
4 Vs
4%
26 %
2674
2874
2974
*120
122
4 7a
474
26
2674
2874
29
*120
122
7,600
6
22%
68
68
15
5 74
227a
14
1474
69
,
674
2274
29
30
1474
50
5%
23
1474
3,700
2274
674
*29
3474
500
93
30
36
19,200
38
93
23
4%
300
•
•-
200
300
300
5,600
2674
6,200
2974
5,200
122
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
19%
19%
2074
20%
19%
20%
1974
19%
1974
1974
Woodward
10
23%
2474
24
2474
24
2474
23%
24
23
23%
6,208
40%
40
40 Va
18,600
5,200
110
Iron
Co
10
40%
Co
4074
4074
4074
4774
4974
4774
4874
46%
48
4874
4974
8774
*8674
87%
8674
87%
86
86
8574
85%
79
47%
*8674
78
574
(F W)
40
48,
40 74
10
Prior preferred 474%
series—100
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Woolworth
Worthington
Corp
common
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
X79
79
78%
7874
78%
78 Va
7874
79
574
574
574
574
5%
5%
574
2,400
21%
27%
27 74
79
21
27 Va
7,900
1,700
19,808
5,600
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith Radio Corp.
5%
2774
2774
2 7 74
2774
2774
27 %
28%
29
29
297a
29
2974
2774
28
7974
8174
82%
8374
79 V*
81
20%
2174
81%
2174
2174
21%
11174
111%
No par
19%
8174
20%
-No par
110 %
11174
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company
.
.....
5%
2674
*
2,600
40
-
17
%
2474
9374
*93
250
88
39
39
'
3474
15
100
♦56
60
*2574
X30
14,500
1874
*56
*68
preferred
*8774
1974
2674
10c
Power Co com
40%
88
1874
3974
14
Stores Inc
Elec
43
88
19%
G1
No par
Inc
Industries
41%
8874
3874
3474
4174
43'4
1874
*2574
30
500
*12774
88
*56
2374
51,700
-
4274
3874
574
21,000
57%
1974
26 74
6
8,100
51,o JO
8074'
89
01
*93
56%
80%
4374
3774
10
$4.25 preferred
Windsor
1974
20
No par
Inc common
Wilson-Jones Co
6%
„
100
Wilcox Oil Co
42%
*88
88
5774
81
*12774
*93
6
*2274
*28
33 74
1
574%
43%
5674
*8074
*12774
*12774
26%
20
White Motor
$3
88
19
*56
?90
54
16
17,200
72
54%
15%
52% Feb
46
1,800
55%
57%
21
4
53 74
16
4
129% Feb
4,400
1574
98
57
65% Mar 20
July 22
19%
15%
•94
1574
*69%
99% Jan
Electric
1,700
57
36% July 17
3.80%
5,200
9574
1574
29
8
3674
19%
1574
5574
27
Mar 25
~40
36 74
2074
5374
8074
*94
96
98
*94
8,900
8074
5874
128 Va Jun
.
1974
1574
*94
*94
Western
*94
90
1,500
86
*84
3674
36
3774
37
96
74
93
9474
*84
59
Western
24
25
*9274
98
*94
com„No par
24%
9374
86
92 74
56 74
preferred
Maryland Ry
2
*84
9374
93
9374
86
*84
98
4
900
43%
23
63
5
100
Lines Inc
*4274
17%
100
Auto Supply Co com
19
2
63
5
4%%
a
4274
1
-—4
Sugar Corp:
Power
Penn
2
2
h
45V
Snowdrift
&
20%
5474
*33
82% Dec
128
-4,700
20
50% Nov
130
110
1,900
874
33
2074 Jan
92
874
8%
5474
6774 Sep
8
14 74
74
306
3274
17
15% Oct
Api
1,400
3274
17
Oct
22% Mar
11
72
5374
4.80%
68% Oct
86
17% Nov 21
,
67
7174
7174
3274
Western
Feb
13
74
74
5574
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common.
5
4%% preferred
100
104% Mar 20
2574 July 31
1674 July 30
98
Aug 12
49
28
Feb
1,100
74
3374
2
88
Dec
2874
13
3274
877'a July 11
88% July 11
23
May 10
105% Feb
93
47
28%
32%
4.20%
11
16% Dec
29
32 74
West
18
11
25% Dec
108
28%
«
31%
5
West Penn Electric Co
Oct
13
29
56
5
28
Jun
20
Mar 27
28%
33
Indies
32
15 % Dec
2874
54
Kentucky
80
187'aJun
104
287a
33
West
27
Jan
29
54
West
Mar 20
Jan
*1274
34
4
28% Jun
13
20
4.8%
July 23
39% Jan
13
5274
3374
3174
Wesson
23
Apr 18
105
4274 Jan
88
8
3674
1374
20
.
42
36
*12%
No par
No par
'
4474 Nov 26
37%
74
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
Welbilt Corp
3
11
43% May 10
52'/a Feb
2
44
Dec 21
1
3,900
367a
3774
13
14
Pharmaceutical—1
"
30% Oct
.
3674
3874
1374
Waukesha Motor Co
17
Oct
2
Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
3
22% Oct
6
Industries
Ward
66
*63
66
*63
65
3774
1374
1374
*827-2
874
1
100
1
Baking Co common
♦63 74
65
'3774
s
27
109
reorganization, a Deferred
22V*
"
HOVa
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•95.10: ,95.14
Dec 15 1960-1965
Treasury 2 y2s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s_
Mar 28
Oct. 15
Sept 15 1961
June 15 1958-1963
2>at>
May~31
Tuesday
Low
Nov
the bonds mature.
point.
a
Oct. 1+
June 15 1978-1983
Feb 15 1895
2%s
month when
of
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Oct 1969
2%s
the
case
32nds
more
Monday
•
Dec 15 1964-1969
2%s_—Mar 15 1965-1970
2%s
Mar 15.1966-1971
Treasury 2%s
June 15 1967-1972
_.
„
8?.16
8
Mar"~9
95.11
Indicate in each
exchange
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
12
90.13 Dec
Dec~12
Period"
point represent
new york stock
17
61.12 Dec
£9.21
"Interest
decimal
Exchange
YEARLY
-
government bonds
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
27
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
,(1756)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOB WEEK
'./'•■
Interest
BONDS
Last
Period
Exchange
York Stock
New
ENDED OCTOBER IS
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Stock Exchange
York
New
\
Jan. J
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Serbs Croats
Period
A 8s
(Republic of)
CI Salvador
Low
—-
*74
bonds Jan 1 1976—Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jun 1 197b
Si
AEstonia
(Republic of) 7s 1907
—
lAFrankfort on Main 6%s 1953
4%s sinking fund 1973
May-Nov
German (Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of 1924
3%s extl
dollar
t
s
79%
92
93
12
79%
■
1977
*130
118 •
'
—
131
20
22%
19%
22
readjustment
External
conversion
78'A
95%
*98% 100
56! a
55
50'A
Jen-July
7jy)
58%
50%
62
197% 197%
1
191%
197%
101'A 101%
!)
100 %
175%
178%
94%
1CC%
'
A6%s extl loan of '30 1965—™——Map-Nov
5%s duo 1965 extended to 1.975———A/a?/-Nov
—■
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01'A
CI'A
4
^
47:%
47%
16
J'"
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—
12%
47 »A
—
1
w!
:
14%
(Republic of)—
due
A4s
assented (1942 agree't)
new
IA 4s of 1910 assented to
1945
June-Dec
——
r
A4s
assented
new
agreement)
new
14
17
18'A
18
17
American Machine
20
21
114%
—: v. ■
117
ASecured
2%s debentures
—
—
External
4%s
4s
s
sinking fund old
52
43
51
*_..
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—
•'
—
1984
4'As
*50
—
97%
ApriZ-Oct
99%
6
97!
97
43
—
99% 100
April-Oct
1965
f extl loan new 1965_
53'/a
101'A
96%
100%
99
3«J
a
*99% 101%
Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Bee
fANuremberg (City of) 6s ■ 1952!
Feb-Aag
4%s debt adj 1972
Feb-Aug
101
99
—
101
150
*99%
150
_...
—
—
■
e>
6s due
1953 extended to
A5y2S
extl
5j/23
due
(30-year)
extended to
'r
•
•
(Republic of)
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loan
extl
Gen mortgage-4s ser A
70
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A Nat
loan
extl
s
f
6s
172
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4'/aS
&
*74%
82
83
93%
100
99To 100!4
30
99%
103'A
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75:'a
65!2
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95
91
98
72
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90%
137
77
68
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80 %
25
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88%
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75 Va
14
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28
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78 %
78'A
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1
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92
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„
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—
101
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Jan-July
1980'-——_Mar-Sept
2%'s debentures 1966—Jan-July
77%
95%
5.3
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84
7
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99%
76
.
83
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82
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70
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57
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88
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65
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100
—
—April-Oct
May-Nov
1963—May-Nou
1964
139%
116
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75'/2
83
78'A
99%
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—
A
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123
lOS'i lOD'i
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General mtge 3%s gerles D
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98%
95'A
Jjme-Dec
1960—June-Dec
1959
series
2nd
15
1980™x_:———Mar-Sept
series. 1961—April-Oct
1st
6s
Atlanta
Atlantic
95%
27
Quar-Jan
1995—
-
100
49
1977
1995—*.—
Charl Air Line Ry 38As
96
39
i960—
1
67
49
50
96a»
79'2
Feb-Aug
1995—
„89%
171%
98
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105%
81 Va
74
sub deb
3
—
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external 7s
f
s
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'
■
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—
———
95
■
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—
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.
inc
5s
75
21
Topeka & Santa Fe—
General
97'A
95%
May-Noo
—Afar-Sept
(interest.
Co
&
123%
66
93
67
*81
__
5s 1966
Products Co
W
Stamped 4s July
*168
May-Noo
to Plan A
reduced to 2,125%) 2008—
P
92
217
90
99%
98%
99:!-t
:
ApriZ-Oct
1984——May-Nou
Associates Investment 3%s debs 1962——_Mar-vScpf
4VaS debentures 1976———
Feb-Aag
5As subord debs
1977
—^
June-Dec
A
Atchison
1968
Stamped pursuant
1969
first gold-4s July
Arbor
Ann
Armour
*168
Afar-Sept
Afar-Sept
1958
7s 1947
1985—
—
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs
1
!
1963
loan
1958
fAPernambuco (State of)
debentures
3'As debentures 1977
sinking fund external loan 19(33
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
§A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
1990
debentures
97'A
81%
105
76Vb
G5'.2
Mar-SepI
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
—
debentures
3s
94
94
9614
92
*—.
92'!a
"
(interest
Mar-Scot
10
„
Fcb-Aug
1971
debentures
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s
72
72
,
■
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
Norway (Kingdom of) —
84
97
__
;
4%s
sinking fund 6%s 1958—_Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125% ) 2008
,
Mar-Sept
ASecured extl sink fund 6%s 1959
Mar-Sept
-82:,4
97:,4
Fcb-Aug
& Telegraph Co—
1980
3%s
—
extl
3
—
Jan-July
—
—
■
—
94
*96
—
3«/4S
(State)—
94%
—
94
,
—.
Feb-Aag
-ApriZ-Oct
debentures
1986
;—__Jan-July
debentures 1982————_—„„AprZZ-Oct
debentures 1987
.
—June-Dec
debentures 1973
June-Dec
3:!bS
90
88%
93
—
--
—
"■'
1975
debentures
2%s
99 3A
89
*89
*«8r,a
-4
—
^
*
'•
debentures
2%s
21
20
20%
*111
19%
181V2
95
& Foundry Co—
American Telephone
2%s
--
•
4!4s subord conv debs 1981
5s coiiv subord debs 1977
18%
17
95'2
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
junior debentures 1987^—'——_Ja?i-June
2%s
%s~1952--.—April-Oct
(City "off6
IA Milan
Minas Geraeis
14%
179'/a
14
—
95! 2
4V2S s f debentures 1980————ApriZ-Oct
Airlines 3s debentures 1966
-Jane-Dec
——
18
*19%
14'a
:
*D!0'i.
American Bosch Corp. 3%s s f debs 1964
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030.
—
20'A
—.
14!a
American
—
20
24
95Vt
2%s
1963_Jan-JuZp
(1942 agree't)
85
19
95!V
Jan-July
assented
73
in!:,
'
*
96
96%
85
*75 !V
81
99!«100'vi:
—
A6s
99
89;! 4
—
(assented to 1922
1933
95
84
84
—
1979-^
f debentures
s
18%
*12%
—_————_—.—
77
89
*84! a
•
1
99.
June-Dec
3s
18%
*14 \\
19G3_Jau-July
agreo't)
(1942
ASmall
187'/.
100'/a
10
82
<97
^
97;,4
86'2
19
-—
lATreasury 6s of 1913
94
95'a
'
93
•
§ ASmall
182'A
M'.«4!i
—
4!4s sinking fund debentures 1982
Javi-July
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970—May-Nov
13%
14
—
'
92
4.80s
•
100
97'/2
91
198T—'——_____——Apr-Oct
4s conv subord debs
,
Jan-July
99!a
943A
176'/a
96%
—
*184
"
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962,—____1May -Not
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—
■
1968-Jan-July
3'/bs 1984,
18%
—
1>
—
- -
^'
Susquehanna RR 4V2s 1975
April-Oct
Aldens Inc 4!2s conv subord debs 1970—-Mar-Sept
1922 agree¬
-
—
—
90'/a
176'/a
90".a"*
a
99'a
•
(assented to 1922 agree't)
1954
ment)
——-
——~
1904
I„
.
90!
a-
Albany
18%
19 !a
*18%
*164
■
".y
May-Nov
Jan-July
J/ar-Sept
18%
19 VA
*18%
—-——-
.—-—
ASmall
A4.s of
*18%
1963-Jan-JaZg
agree't)
(1942
ALarge
96 Va
24
*85
Feb-Aug ;;
Southern 3Vis 1967
Power Co 1st mtge 3'2s 1972
1st mortgage
14'A
1
—
A5s new assented
87 Va
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998.L-—_April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 31as,debs 1878
April-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3Vas 1964
Fcb-Aug
Mexican
Irrigation—
§A4'As assented (1922 agreement) 1943—May-Woo
§A4%s small
1943———
—
ANeW assented (1942 agrcem't)
1968—Jan-July
3u
82
May-Nov
Great
Alabama
51%
14
12% dl3
7s 1957—April-Oct
AMedelliu (Colombia) 6%s 1954—
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
—Jan-July
(State Mtge Bank)
20%
88:i4
—
RAILROAD AND
104
*170'A
15'A
20
*90
•
A4(->s assented 1958 —_———
Fcb-Aug
(City of) 6s of '20 19G1
Junc-Dcp
6s due 1961 extended to 1971———-—Jiine.-Dcc
Alabama
101%
102Va
2
May-Nov
124
117
'
—
100
1
15!»
■■
A Yokohama
—
——
__
191'A
20
—
1979-—
19791—
"
*117
15
191'A
*168!a
Janc-Dcc' *
external 7s 1958-——
(City)
A Warsaw
15
67
33
*112
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951—
June-Dec
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954—
——-Fcb-Aug
6%s due 1904 extended to 1964—A.——Feb-Aug
..
Valle Del Cauca Sec Gauca Valley (Dcpt of)
118
58
•—
59 %
66
55
■
58%
101%
High
88
•
3%s*4'/ij8*4,ft0s. external conversion 1978-June-Dec
4s-4j/4S-4%» external .readjustments', 19F8 Fcb-Aifg
3 y2s external readjustment 1984———Jan-July
85
118
20
*112
58%
56%
165'/#
10
100
88%
.June-Dec
—
External
IA Italy
Mexico
to; 1963
24!#
160%
11
15!#
on—
(Republic of)—,
(dollar bond of 1937)
Uruguay
11
10?a
20
-Mar-Sept ~
Tokj'o Electric Light Co Ltd—
j AOs 1st mtge $ series. lD53—_—i
25'/#
*84%
••
—
Mar-Sept
1963
S A5s sterling loan of '12 1952—
§ A With March 1 1952 coupon
'A
15
68
6
*97
5%s due 1971 extended to
'13%
36
19'A
Low
13
®188
Tokyo ; (City of)—:' / A
'
v;
A 5 (2s extl loan ol '27 l961_—_-_-i_——April-Oct v
5 y2s dde 19G1 extended to 1971———April-Oct
1953 extended
Jan. 1
No.
10
1971————
Jan-July
1981—~L—.—Jan-July„
f
s
Range Since
Sold
Co Ltd—
Power
(40-yr)
Bonds
High
10 '0
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jane-Dec
3%s-4s-4yBs
Utility Institute—
ASmall
1962
.
20
30-year gtcl ext s f 3s 1977——————Jan-July
§AExfcernal 7s 1952
—
Jan-July
AJugoslavia
Electric
Taiwan
8s
.
May-Nov
Muy-Nov
external 7s 1958_;
(Prov of)
v
79%
140'A
132
—
Low
%s assented 1953™-—__r__—.——June-Dce
South Africa (Union of)
4%s 1965-1——June-Dec
94%
64'A
16
79
84
85%
16
143
*140
—
June-Dec
—
84
94 %
77!'#
77%
70'
3
93
_
..
ASilesia
93
—
paid 1964——-—May-ZyoP
AGs part paid 1968——~~~-Feb
lAHamburg (State of) 6s 1946-—
—April-Oct
Conv & funding 4%3 I960
April-Oct
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7'As 1950
—Jan-JuZy
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s I960™—April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977™-——Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
Italian Public
99%
65
84
part
30-year gtd ext s t 3s
§A7s series B 1947
95%
37
■
Greek Government—
A 7s
31
79
•'
secured external
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
—
Shlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
Sao'As 1st mtge s f 1952
6*,28 due 1952 extended to 1962——.•
A5%s
April-Oct
——
(Young loan;
1930 due 1965—
loan
5%s
9814
77
92
—-June-Dec
.
series B
& Slovenes
A 4
97'A
Apr-Ocl
loan)—
76%
77
93
(extl loan 1924 Dawes
163
76%
98
—,
§A7s gold bonds 1949
German Govt International
18%
163
1930—
bonds 1972———
3s dollar
German
74
(Kingdom)
secured external 1962—
A7s
75%
17%
—
19b3—Jan-July
1980
bonds
dollar
5s
of
loajr
International
High
70
'
'-■
r-
-
.„
.
,
^
72%
■
—■■
*17 !a
Apnl-Ocf
10-year bonds of 1930
;
3s conv & fund issue 1953 uue
Prussian Conversion 1953 issue—
4s dollar bonds 3 972—
:
*72! A
Apr -Oc
dollar bonds 1909
3s dollar bonds 1972
5%s
Low
No.
High
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
-Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
1987——-Feb-Aug
1979
debentures
—
.
90
103 'A
106%
-
lAPoland
(Republic of)
A4'As
gold 6s 1940
assented
*22
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
j
i
1958A
4'As
assented
1968
—
__
ApriZ-Oct
■
"
19'A
*22%
25
<1
lAStabilization loan sink fund 7s 1947—April-Oct
A
'
it
16%
__
§ AExternal sinking fund gold 8s 1950—Jan-July
A4y2s assented 1963
Jan-July
24%
it
24%
1st
22
4 Yz3
17
--
53
53
47
2
54%
Jan-July
'51-Mar-Sepf
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
*48%
*99%
to
2.375% )
1953
reduced
Rio Grande
to
2%)
do Sul
(State of)
—
Feb-Aug
~
to
external
2%)
loan
2012
of
1926
__
1966
—
A6'As
extl secured sinking fund 1957
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
OS
I93fi
2012
May-Nor
—
pursuant
to
(Interest reduced to 2.5%)
|A8s external 1950
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
7s external
to
2.5%)
water
Plan
—
—
39
—
For
footnotes
see
page
a6v2s
1951—-——
June-Dec
f debentures 1959-—_____Feb-Aug
s
conv
(The)
debentures
67%
50%
*80
69'A
—
58%
50'A
70
70
G
—
.
76%
45%
—
54
75%
1
—
86%
*55
4974
—
60
46%
—
*51%
*114
55
—
49
—
RR—
series AC 1967-.
Mar-Sept
43As series .JJ 1961——April-Oct
series RR 1960
-Jan-July
Alnc mortgage 4'/2s series A July 1970_May-Nov
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2Vss 1976_Jan-JaZy
Brown
5s
Shoe
Co
37/8S
subord
conv
Jazi-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec
*55
—
Burroughs
4!/2s
60%
*54%
—
—
55
■
—
—
607'#
*91%
—
97%
57%
—
*110
*96%
—
Jan -July
—
—
*91
——
54
—
87
__
91%
87 la
J.—
126
86
90
435
857b
120
158
8 IT#
81%
1
81
89%
66
2
66
79
75
77
60
60
61%
65
60
72
40
40
42
25
40
50%
75
*65
*91 %
92%
90
__
92%
79
79
2
76
86%
75 %
79
75%
3
75 %
75'A
95
97
106
162
a
92
—
—
120% 122%
Fcb-Aug
'
*78
•
41
79
87%
20 r,
109
130'A
3
99
101%
—
90
97%
Corp—
A5s
conv
subord debs
1981
gtd 1960
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1982^
general mtge income
—
■
97'A
.
—
__
first
3s
—
—
87
—
98
—
—
96%
—
95
--
88
97%
Power
Pacific
Ry—
consol debenture
;
.
(perpetual)—
Capital Airlines Inc—
4!As conv subord debs 1976—
Clinchfield & Ohio
Carthage
Case
(J I)
&
Adirondack Ry
3'As
4s
4s
:
19G5__
1981
12
*85%
debentures 1965—J
debentures. 1976
*75%.
99%
90
85%
—
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debentures
subord
conv
mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
61%
83%
*99
refund
refund
92
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
refund
and
97%
102%
Industries
67
64
Jane-Dec
refund
First
32
*77
April-Oct
;
and
First
69
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._____Feb-Aug
1978
83%
80
11
77%
1961
debs 1982
4s
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95
—June-Dec
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and
a
67
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,
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April-Oct
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4%s
debentures
2.35s
1st
Co—
mortgage 3s series N
Tunnel
&
subordinated
5s
—__May-Nov
mortgage 3s series L 1977_
First
101%
55
—-May-Nov
1*970
May-Sept
—
Consolidated
97%
97%
April-Oct
1st mtge 4%s 1987
Combustion Engineering inc—
3%s conv subord debs 1981
3s
88
9 5'A
96'A
June-Dee
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88
-June-Dec
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
97
83%
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_
1964...
—
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31
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———Jan-July
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85
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81
fixed
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1980
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1975
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1979_,
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D
ref
92
.
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series
&
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1975—
88
1969
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May-Nov
.
debentures
70
-zMar-Sept
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4%s series A s i conv debs 1977
Columbia Gas System Inc—
105
June-Dec
90
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-
84
80
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1958
60
June-Dec
1989
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1976
1
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83!'a
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Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s
1970——Jan-July
(3%
1993
92%
a
——
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-—Jan-July
—
88
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April
mortgage
92 7
95%
4%s
73
77%
84
2%s series I 1982—May-Sept2%s ser J 1985
Mar-Sept
convertible
Detroit
93%
84
Service
convertible
4s
—Jan-July
69%
83
95
Jan-July
1970
92
1970——Mar-iSept
69%
83
1979_Jan-JaJy
Mar-Sept
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
84
Cities
II
69
April-Oct
debentuiTS
Income
61%
9o%
1959—
35As
•
87%
87 %
'
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79
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86
fixed
1
May-Nov
1960
92
75
»
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1987——_—Jan-July
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61%
87'A
debentures
74
75
1977_Ja?ie-Deo
1985
92%
—
98%
74'A
refund
Detroit Terminal
2.%s 1975_Apn7-Oct
1
—Jan-July
91'/a
92
75
75
April-Oct
60
mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974..
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I T Financial
1985
61%
97%
4s
May-Nov
1973
60 %
„
—
First
C
70%
—
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Union
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_Feb-Aug
3%s debs 1971 (conv from Oct 1
1958)_Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 2%s ser N 1984—
Mar-Sept
70
65%
74
88
May-Nov
Cincinnati
51%
—
92%
85
92
1985_.
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ser
5s
series
&
Dresser
1987-—
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Gen
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1982_
A
ser
Salt
82 %
Co—
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A
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13
174
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1
73%
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trust
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66'A
11
11
85
93%
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*
-
89%
92
80%
trust
coll
Rio
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1%
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trust
and
85
*
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Income 2%s-4%s 1994
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_Jan*July
coll
5s
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coll
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.
1st
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3'/4s
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89%
85
60 %
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79
55
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82
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1993
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contingent interest) 2018
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—'(J,
1st mtge 2%s ser A 1980_
Jan-July
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tr
mortgage series A
Detroit
741
95%
89%
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66
,
74'A
82
85%
60'/4
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First
67
52%
debs
&
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1
1
96
89
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3
79
87'A
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67
79
140
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54
.
—
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80
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67
67
54
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& coll
Delaware Power
71
105
29
May
1
1st
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1
1993
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109
59%
12
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Jan
A
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Essex
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75
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105
—
Jan-July
May-Nov
1963
101'A
74%
9
105
1
—
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&
1st mtge &
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'
First mortgage 4s series A 1994—--—Jon-July
General mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4%s conv increased series B Jan 1 2044April
„
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90
April
Jan. 1
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150
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81
80
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loo
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96
99 Vi
or
Delaware
86 Vi
,
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debentures
1st
1997
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income debs Jan 2054
inc
1984
3s
2 %s
1st
inc conv.5s
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AGeneral
Mar-Sep
April-Oct
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
A 1st
1977
3Vis debentures 1977—
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
97%
98
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
Co
84
92'%
Mar-Sept
mortgage
mortgage
&
84
mtge 3s 1990——Feb-Aug
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debs
Dayton Union Ry 3 Vis series B 1965
•,
:
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Low
subord
conv
94
84
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Auy
ref
89'%
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Exchange
Dayton Power &, Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
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Jan-July
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June-Dec
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Feb-Aug
59 34
•
94
100
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48
80'/a
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1
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1958
77
163
90
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87'/a
58
853/i*'
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General
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16
60 V*
4%
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Inc—
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84
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,
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.
70
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15
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4
Low
v
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Jan-July
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Jan. 1
No.
73'/a
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April-Oct
Co—
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Sold
High
Georgia Ry—
Friday
BONDS
Bonds
f debentures
debentures
1977
1982
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81
99%
98%
101
98
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98
4
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
30
.
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
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(1758)
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STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
KANGE FOK WEEK
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New
Period
block Exchange
York
Last
Sale Price
or
Bid & Asked
&
first 5s
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42
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56
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3s debentures -1970
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—
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54
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52
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58
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Mar-Sept
1991
75
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58
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74%
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1967—April-Oct
Missouri Pacific RR Co Reorganization issues—
1st mtge 4V4s series B Jan 1 1990
'
1st
»2%s
'
40-year 4s series B 1962
•
90
89
,
Minn St Paul ft saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage
85
65
49
.
'
*
April-Oct
Minneapolls-Mollne Co—
82
35%'
3
First &
97 Vi
77%
81
64
First & refunding 3s series S
85
96%
Vis series
series J
3s series K
3s series L
3s series M
3s series N
2%s series
2%s series
Q 1980
J;i?ie-Dec
refunding 3%s series R 1982—^June-Dec
1983
.June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976:
Juzze-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
1st ft ref M 3 %s series W 1084—
June-Dec
1st ft refunding 3%s series X 1,984——June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series Y 1987
June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s series Z 1988...June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4%s series AA 1986—.June-Dec
1st ft ref mtge 5s ser BB 1989..
.June-Dec
Pacific Tel ft Tel 2%s debentures <1985-.June-Dec
95%
84
92%
First & refunding
104%
85
•
»
"
—
June-Dec
1971
June-Dec
1974
June-Dec
1979——.June-Dec
1977
June-Dec
P 1981——June-Dec
refunding
First & refunding
85
6
*82%
Jan-Julv
J
11 io
81
Co—
I 1966——June-Dec
'
89 V
89%
Mar-Sept
1967
1976
debentures
Jan-July
I960—April-Oc»
1987—
4Vis
Electric
First &
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
•
&
First & refunding 3
91
11
81 Va
'
mortgage
Pacific Gas
93
67
76
*71%
Mlohlgan Central RR 4 %s series
194
*78
Feb-Aug
.
2«2
fy
64
2%s
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A
93%
93%
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s 1988.— April-Oct
mortgage 3%s 1969
>3%s einklng fund debentures
98%
92
67
67
Metropolitan Edison first mtge' 2%s 1974 _May-Noo
First
1975
—
April-Oct
1980
5
May-Nov
2%s 1975
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3%s 1982
——Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s 1985
.June-Dec
First
91
84
69
•
•73%
80%
& Electric
First & refunding 3s
1975—
4%s debentures 1991
20
--
mortgage
mortgage
1st
1973
June-Dec
1984—.June-Dec
Feb-Aug
3s 1974
Mar-Sept
—
1096
mortgage 2%s
Oklahoma Gas
89%
84
first
Edison
86
66
1975
subord debs
debentures
84
89
-
Mar-Sent
.-.vV-'O--
6 :
81
95
79
'
'
Power Co—
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09%
85
95
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Jm.
81
first mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
First
99
84%
84 Vb
_
V
38
mortgage
conv
'
Mead Corp
subord debs
3
107%
67
♦
Jan-July
fek-Aui
Robblns 3%s debs
conv
89%
97
*69%
May-No?
May Stores Realty Corp—
Gen mtge 5s s f series J977
McKesson &
10137
101
i
'
50 Va
35%
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s
3 %s
Feb-Aug
49
35 %
April-Oct
Northrop Aircraft Inc—
84%
74
49
1974—Feb-Aug
.April-Ocf
First mortgage 3s
1978
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979—-—
—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982..
—June-Dec
First mortgage 3 Vis 1984—
April-Ocf
First mortgage 4'/4s 1986——
Mar-Sept
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Qc*.
First mortgage 3s. 1979..
.Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987.
——-—.June-Dec
78%
80%
States
First
82
•
Quar-Feb
2047—Jan-July
—
1984
4s
(Minnesota)
.94
13
registered
trust
Northern
94%
81 Vs
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1978—
2047
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1977
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Coll
'
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May-Nov
•
74
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—
1 2047
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& Co 27/b» debentures 1972
debs
:+—
registered 1997
General lien 3s Jan
85
80%
1984.
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May-No»
Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
Quar-Jan
97
86%
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•
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69
1976
debentures
f
120
85
69
*
..
9.3
\ 09
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J debentures 1973
f debentures 1974—
s
Northern
117
68
88
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3s 1980
Mar-Sept
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1st
.
>
s
3%s
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0
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debentures
conv
3%s
99
100
—
—
73 Va
•
1
,
88%
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94%
.
i
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87%
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—
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99
119%
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83
*
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74
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95
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4%s
-
87
88%
74
-
82%
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02
98%
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May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
8 Vis a 1-debentures 1978
3 Vis 6 1 debentures 1080..
-
79
RR—
second
subord
conv
72
100
20
98
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1976_June-Deo
1978
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mortgage
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Apr-Oct
.
D
1963
ser
First & refund mtge 33/es ser F 2003
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First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First ft refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
Louisville Gas ft
"A—.
'112
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1982—
(P)
Co 3s debentures
debentures 1976
3s
1952
•
■
1
1972—
Feb-Aug
first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
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General & refunding 4 Vis ser A 1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3r;»s s f debs 1973—May-Wop
66%
60
60
71 Va
63
bo
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81
49
57
13
50
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90
2
3%s 1983
3%s 1983——
88 Va
31
81-
79%
78
4s
Long Island Lighting Co 3%8
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74
74
V;
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60
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63
35
•
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*
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.
86
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58
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1976
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Gas
1962
1980
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0
19
80%
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60
5o
-
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-62%
55 VB
.
78
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debentures
55
66
58 V*
.
86
64
96%
56 Va
5o
Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
& cons mtge ser A 2004—
..Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series A 2019—Jan-July
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
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Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
64
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55 Va
56 %
69%
58 Va
.
9
43
Y
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'101
55 Vb
consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
first
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&
69
_
55
20 A
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27
57
*
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118
60
49
May
ASerles F
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979.
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59
56
1 %
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59
%
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101
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68'A
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2003
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a
7u
%
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62 V
70%
Jan-July
81%
75
60%
61
91
99
55V4
:
/.'V 222
57%
June-Dec
75'A
*83%
75
55 Vb
55%
——
r
09
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
87%
67
12
87 Va
73%
Feb-Aug
V8
90
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19
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
(N Y)—
4%s extended to 1974
—
80
'
«
1st
73% '
65
72
87%
_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
5 a
*/U
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61%
70
88
1992—Mar-Sept
Y
N
t
1955
4s
Y Power & Light first
;
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mtge
N
4%
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Port Chester—
&
N
82%
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86
90
—*'
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lst
146
146
146
65
1974
&
AGeneral
June-Deo
'97
78
77
10
RR—
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;
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& Hartford
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
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May
First
104
100
88%
8U
SO
May-Nov
1073
B
84
91
92%
25
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May-Nov
1973
A
83
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage
series
New Haven
Y
series
West 4s
&
84
Valley
1st & ref 5s stamped
Lack
Y
4 Vis
88
74
83
146
100% 100%
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Jan-July
4s series A 2043
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79
'-A-
82
1968—June-Deo
3%s
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975——Aprii-Oct
& Ilarlenx gold 3 Vis 2000
—_May-Nov
Y
N
*91 %
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Coal Co—
1st & ref 6s stamped 1964
.
80
88
*81
1961
Lehigh Coal ft Navigation 3%s A 1970
Lehigh
95
*74
'
100%
•
Jan-July
J an-July
sink fund 3%8 series A
Lake Shore
85 Va
& RR Terminal—
Dock
1st mtge
100
78
'/a
lUO-ia
Loui6— • • '
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April-Oct
4%s income debentures 1989—
June-Deo
78
81 %
971 i
York Chicago & St
New
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt ft Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger ft Toll 6s certificates 1959
Lakefront
-Jan-July
..Jan-July
4%s debs adj 1963
4s 1987
1st mtge
unguaranteed
v
125%
April-Oct
1974
1964
4%s
105
77
J
80%
*78
Kentucky ft Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961.
Jan-July
Plain
April-Oct
1980
6s
..Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3V2s 1998
Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998.
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3V3S 1998_Feb-Aug
8 %s registered 1998
j
Feb-Aug
93
June-Deo
1st mtge .3 %s series C 1984
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s
trust
General mortgage 3Vis 1997—
3 Vis registered 1997..
—_—;
95 Va
21
81
7o
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Y
N
96
95 Va
578
95:%
*75
81 >4
Juzze-Deo,
—
100 V*
92%
June-Dec
_
2013—April-Oct
April-Ocf
Refunding As impt 5s series C 2013
'
June-Deo
mortgage 2%s 1978
1st mortgage 2%a 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A
97%
99%
Va 104 Va
90
95%
*-77
Feb-Aug
A
Collateral
98
95 %
1998—
series
4s
92 Va
90
Apr-Oct
'
170
81
84
81
99'A 100/a
York Central RR Co—
91
1959__June-Deo
City Power ft Light 2%s 1976
New
92
94%
»03i 100%
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
_Mar-Sept
Kanawha & Mich lBt mtge 4s 1990
April-Oct
Kansas
New
85
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1982
subord debs
conv
93
140
81
96 Va
99; 4
Jersey Junction KR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
^Mar-Sept
Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-Not
92'A
Breaker—
Jamestown Franklin ft Clear 1st 4s
New
99%
Co—
1977
Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988
New
*75
Jan-July
1087
f debentures
s
New
89
U
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55%
Jan-July
90
High
32
ba%
%
—
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Corp—
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series A
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I-T-E Circuit
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debs
tubord
conv
»
Jan. 1
Low
No.
81 'a
86
,
87 3A
92
*80
1986—Jwzze-Deo
.Mar-Bept
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
C
ser
1972
94
Range Sine*
hold
man
96%
3s
83
82%
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982.
1st mortgage 3%s series J 1981
1st sntge 4%s ser K 1987
4-
„
First
82 Va
82%
J an-July
;
90%
92
86
Mar-^'ept
1st mtge 3%a series H 1880
Feb-Aug
,—
87%
'
,
May-Noo
1980
1977.
debentures
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guaranteed 4%s series B 1961
May-Nov
debentures 1982
...——.April-Ocf
3s debentures 1974
Mar-Sept
75 V*
84
'
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f
s
June-Dec
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Bonds
riday's
Low
New
86
73
3
5a
84
mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
consol mtge 3%6 str A 1979—May-Noo
Con sol
National Supply
National
57%
16
111 Cent RR
Consol
High
Low
*
ur
kid ft Asked
4
April-Oct
1957
A
hAOjusted income 5s Feb 1957_
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%» aeries A
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Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
Hold
No.
Hiah
Feriod
Exchange
stock
York
New
Range Since
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Friday
Interest
BONDS
Bondi
Friday's
Low
{Hudson
ENDED OCTOBER 1*
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86
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79
69'A
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84
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1
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BONDS
New
York,
stock
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Week's
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2H4s debentures
41/4S
subord
couv
debs
1964_—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987_
Pillsbury Mills'Inc 3V«s
f
s
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 18
Range
Friday's
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Sold
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Low
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.
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115
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis
86
(N J)
1974
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101 %
99
100%
15
94%
103%
1
961/4
103'4
RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
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Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
:
June-Dec
"
97
April-Oct
97 %
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f
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&
debentures
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Public Service
1986
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i
debs
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1981
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/ /
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ft
,
and. refunding mortgage
3%s debentures 1975
•/;'»
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debentures
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debentures
America
3'/2S
1964
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D
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series
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series
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1978
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1971
J aft-July
85%
85Ha
85 Hb
a
Deferred
In
Light & Power 2Hbs, 1976_Jan-July
delivery
the year's
sale
range,
not
n
included
In
the
a
90
year's
range,
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rirle sale not included in
e
Odd-lot
the year's range.
100
14214
sale
not
rCash sale
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
**'
"
■"
SNegotiabllity impaired by maturity.
.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
■
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities Assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
/
ABonds selling flat.
-
■■■
,,
__
.
-
AND
YEAKLY
RECORD
a
RANGE
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Wire Co
Adam
Consol
Manufacturing
3%
Oct
5 Hb
Jan
Air
63a
1,100
5%
Oct
11 Ha
Apr
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Sep
30
Feb
Alabama
9% Aug
Alabama
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
54
page
23%
100
23
6%
7'a
1,100
5% Mar
%
4%
5
3,200
4sa
1%
1 Hi
1%
6,000
1% Mar
3% July
9
9
100
7'4 Mar
9
9
93i
4
9
9
-
6,400
5H't
Oct
Jan
10%
11 He
Jan
Oct
Aug
Sale Price
Way
Alan
Industries
Gas
Wood
51o
Alaska
cumulative
Airlines
Co
Range
for Week
Shares
Range
1,500
lHi Aug
Low
High
High
5'%
Jan
1
Jan
3
1%
17 a
50c
M
Vb
2
Inc
Corp
Steel
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
1,000
23 %
5
High
Last
American Stock Exchange
3Ha
6'4
1
common
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
3 Ha
23 %
„,__l
Supply Manufacturing_____1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores_f—
•
Shares
1
Industries Inc
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
see
for Week
10
common
For footnotes
Range
of Prices
FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER IK
Sales
Low
1
Aero
Ainsworth
Week's
v;/
81
Co—
Wisconsin
Yonkers Electric
54Vi
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4s series A 2004
mtge 4%s inc
59
55
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Central
57
a
*87
May -Nov
f
s
95
93
93
May"
Mar-Sept
1975
A,
24
54 V
54 Vi
96
J an-July
first
88
96
89%
__
95 «4
Jan-July
Co
83
88
——
91H4
*85
1960
r-'/v.
100%
94%
6
88
,v
83
59
83
__
.
95Vi
95 Vi
Vi
76
80
54%
__
60
*78%
95
67%
17
90
*56%
76'/a
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 14 and ending
Friday, Oct. 18. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
Friday
'
93%
69
69
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
In
43
'
%v.;t')t
101
89%
_
June-D^c
t
119H^V^r
90
*34%
May-Noy
1947
A
ser
3%s
RR
debs
conv
Included
76 %
99
88'%
176
92 Vi
not Included in ihe
April-Oct
'
Jan-July
debentures
5s income
107
;:,4,
80% .'/F
67
10
72
'88
96
1966—Aprii-Oct
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2Ha3 1971Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2H4s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3!is series C 1970
;
First mortgage 3Vis series D 1907
..
,4*
91./%"'
-89%;-
791%
7
Co—
Pacific
Wisconsin
79%
80 %
71
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361.
Ja«-July
4s registered 2361—
:
—Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Apr-Oct
3 His
-
8IV2
'
"80 V 2
Jan-July
mtge Income 414s series B
Western
^'
v'-vl:
11G
98Ha
%
*98
59 Hb
91
+y~»
102
105 V
jan-July
1967/
conv
62
*927b
102
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
5s
8.
5
May-Noa
1985
debentures 1983_;
Coil
RR
Penn
Gen
ASpokpne Internal first gold 4 Vis 2013
Standard
83
66
.
Jan-July
New Orleans &
Joint
consolidated
Wisconsin
90'4
83
mortgage 2His series F 1996——Jan-July
First mortgage 2 Vis series G 1961—
-Jan-July:
3 Vis
mtge 3Vis
101%
97 J
94
49
89
Feb-Nov
173
.,
1986
'.lat
Southwestern Bell
ref
101%
92
86
88
80
30
90 %
80
85%
86
Wilson & Co.
90%
98
80 Hu
I
*85 Va
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
87 Hi
83
.
Co—
mtge 5Vis series XI 1983
Southern Ry first., consol gold 5s 1994
\
Memphis Diyrfirst gold 5s 1996:
2%s
debs
128Hi
83
94
88'%
-91
Corp of America—
11
92
90 Hi
89 Hi
*00
.
Mar-Sept
series
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
881a
First
E
assented
5lbs, debentures
May-NoV
May-Nov
-
,
96%"
96Va;-:;;::|
*—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
83%
77
%
81H
;*j ""
85
91
00'/4
mtge 3%s 1907—Jan-July
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
—May-Now
1171/4
113
29
91
General
89%
78
94
81'%
-4-.
85%
89Hi
Westchester Lighting gen
92
82%
37
Jan-July
Feb-Aag
J an-July
mtge 3Hbs
America
mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Washington Terminal 2Hbs series A 1970
103%
85
*97
2 lis. series
of
Warren
104'4
88
107
422
April-Oct
1977
subord
West
.-June-Dec
1987—
Southern Pacific RR
i
Co
conv
Gen
.
__
97'%
29
°
*84%
'
— —
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
99 %
94Hi'
101
April-Oct
-
983i
80
110%
91
May-Nov
Gen mtge 4s income series
85'%
114
94
85
1976 _Feb-Aiig
1973
debentures
Wabash
111
-90
-
85 %r
78
2
*92
1995
1
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser G
1973—April-Oct
——
>•
80%4-n
82
6
12
-
80
Virginian Ry 3s series B
a
83 Vi
107
107 %
May-Nov
1969
subord
First
v%'
99%
92
24
79
-
*„
JunerDec
First
1969
i
debs
Virginia & Southwest
99'%
102'%
76%
83 Vi
79
111 -111
First and refund mtge 2 His ser E
1975__Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F
1978__Mar-Sept
101%
Va
Corp—
conv
1st &
88'%
.
76'%
June-Dec
.
x
debs
414s
'm.m-
—
—June-Dec
1985;
4Vis 1981_
Ban Fran Term 1st
f
s
93%
June-Dec
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B 1957
Virginia Electric &: Power Co—
96
100%
83'4
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979
June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3Hbs ser I 1981—June-Dec
-
Gold
4'4s
3Vos
103
90
96 7 b
*76 Hi
—
Gold
Car
Biscuit
Vanadium
1
93
*90
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co
4%s conv 1973—June-Dec
Southern Pacific Co—
r
First 4%s <Oregon
Lines) A 1977
Mar-Sept.
:.
debentures
Participating ctfs 4%s
797/8
92%
.
t
2%s
314s assented series
3
71va
82%
79
May-Nov-
3 Vis assented series A
32
61 %
«
Southern California Edison Co—
3'As convertible debentures
1970—___—Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2His 1994_„
*,
19C8_
debentures
3'4s
112
1
56
*
56
Mar-Sept
1979
debentures
83%
99
79
.
6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951
126
81
April-Oci
Telegraph Co—
.
72
71 %
Jan-July
1966
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963,
Southern Bell Telephone &
3s
1986—
United Steel Works Corp—
6 lbs debs series A 1947
31
—Mar-Sept
—
§ A Siemens & Halske 6%s 1951—
^
Sinclair Oil Corp 4Hbs conv debs 1986_
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
2His
1
—
83%
—
93 v.
and
sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s 1977
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
2Has debentures 1967
:
80
;
1989—May-Nop-
5s
debentures
1982—.i__.
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Union Oil 2'/2s debentures 1971
\
152
85
'
88
Juue-Deo
1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge & coll trust 3Hbs 1975
4Hbs s f debs 1972—
;
'
—-
1977
Co' 314s
subord
conv
3Hbs
—
77 '4
90
85
93%
—Feb-Aug
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
72
80 Va
—
*
-
1982
Cent ref
Tank
United
180
152
.
,
84
May-Nov
1977-
1974
Inc—
3His
_May-ZVo»
1972
debs
92%
77%
*77%
85%
Mar-Nov
".
Oil
debentures
6s
91
180
--
Orleans 3Hbs
debs
United Artists
82
'
*87 Vi
May
2006
1980...
debentures
102%
80
91%
91
Refunding mortgage 2'/28 series C 1991—Mar-Sept
85
93
78%
66
*83
1985—Jai\-July
1st
Sears, Roebuck; Acceptance Corp—4
11
—
New
.Union Pacific RR
s
3s debentures 1974_;
4%s
83
—
■
Mar-Sep
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2J/2S
•
64 Ha
*80 Vis
90
90
2
-
1st mtge & coll tr 27/bS 1980—
1st mtge 314s-1982
*
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
■
A Jan 2022
Jan
Seaboard Air Line 11R Co—
f
5
66
77'4.
Jan-July
Bcovlll Manufacturing 4His debs 1982
s
87 Hi
*84
Mar-Sept
1997
A
1
y
94
456
22
-
83'%
*80Va
May-Nov
6%s sinking fund mtge scries C
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
3Hbs
^■ ■
83
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989.Jan-July
St Paul & Dululli first cons
gold 4s 1968..J«ne-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
1st mtge 3s series B
90
■
89%
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
4s
bond
certificates
'
100 Ha
'
■
*80
jan-July86
1980
A
97 %
98 Hi
__
of
Products
Ohio
Union
April-Oct
ser
89 7u
53
Francisco Ry Co.—
mtge 4s ser
income debs
3s
1
87%
65 '4
Mar-Sept
1996
1st mortgage 4s series
ASeconci mtge inc 4'/2S
/
:s
93
1977—Mar-Sept
1977
Adirond'k
6s
99 Ha
*91'%
Corp—•
gold
90
\
21
Jan-July >
_Jan-July
Jan-July
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
6t
-
93
."""
,.
91
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3Hbs 1971
May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_AprZZ-Oct
■
-
mortgage 3'/is series J 1969
subord
87 Va
87
96%
-
65%
100Va
89
*85
-Aprii-Oct ...
impt 334s I960—June-Dec
Tri-continental Corp 27/bs debs 1D61__
Mar-Sept ;•
Tol &
Feb-Aug-
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 4%s series D
conv
93
—
May-Nov
1978
4'%s
84 V4
85 Hb
;
88
106%
96
94
101
v./ri',-
1965
Orleans RR—
subord
Tidewater
111%
2
May-A'oo
1978
4%s
47/bs
173%
•
Ha
,j
i
April-Oct
Debt adjustment bonds—
Aircraft
•
87
RR
Thompson
104 Va
99
99%
'
Feb-Aug
1953
5'.is
102%
162
—
90
-
*
1952
§ a Consol mtge 6s
5 Vis
93
87Ha
April-Oct
•
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Rolir
90'%
--
;
General
-4;
'
May-Nov
1973
1950
;
f
98
90%
'4.4
Jane-Dec
Rliine-Westphalia Eltc Power Corp—
§ ADirect mtge 7s
-S ADirect mtge 6s
89%
81
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1980
conv
96
_
"
■<'
Oats
7
5
+
93
87%
Apr-Oct
_—Mar-Sept
1977
.
Jan -July
April-Oct
series D 1985
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 37bs ser E
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
:-f
104
—
.
Quaker
89 va
Hb
*
99%'
96
82 !i
M 3-lis series B 1970—Aprii-Oct
First and refund M 3Hhs series C
199Q—Aprii-Oct
-June-Dec
101 %
97
-
163
1983—April-Oct
1
4%s
Texas & New
92'4
$
-
1st
97
Refund and impt 27/as
Term
.
<
95%
Texas Corp 3s debentures
92'4
May-Noo.
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—..May-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 2Hbs 1979_Ja«e-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
—June-Dec
'
-
■— "
88%
917/a
90
First and refund
„
Co—
i
Impt M 4s series C 2019
96%
99 %
__
Vi
83%
,
Refund and
83 Vi
89'Va
—
*86
First and refunding mortgage 3'/is 1968
Jan-July
First and refunding - mortgage 5s
2037—Jan-July.
First and refunding mortgage 8s
2037__Jime-Dec
~
93
80
2:2
Louis—
90 Va
89 %
96 Hi
3s
St
34
86
90
Jan-July
May-Wao
1973
73
4
89%
Mar-Sepf
J*
1963-
2Tss debentures
Terminal RR Assn of
9614
89%
*96 Hi
April-Oct
,'v \
debentures
97 la
April-Ocf
1964—_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'/as 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngsto.wn & Ashtabula Ry—
,
'
First general 5s series B 1962_;
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2His 1970
_Mar-Sepf
.:
98
*
High
85
101
Sunray Oil
99%
98
22
*99
Low
No.
*90
1982
Jart-July V
1973
Mar-Sept
Corp. 27/ss debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8H4s debs 1981
:
Jan-July *
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge Gs 1971
May-Noo
100
97
Jan. 1
Sold
High
82 %
82 Va
Jan-July
-
*
Bid & Asked
85 Hi
debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
debentures
2H4S
83
9914
Range Sines
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
*99
1963—Feb-A»g
1964_May-Nov
Standard Oil
92
82
:
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—.May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feto-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/as ser J
91
Last
Period
Low
95
*81
Interest
York Slock Exchange
High
970
102U 103Hi
June-Dec
New
4
_
debs
BONDS
Jan. 1
93
Week'* Range
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
26%
26%
28
83%
8 3 Hi
100
83
Jun
92%
Apr
20
20
23
800
20
Oct
31 Va
Jan
81 Hi
Jun
89
Jan
Oct
5
July
2
u
8,800
Vb
Oct
2,500
26%
Oct
50
•
preferred—100
10
;
preferred
100
1
Inc
35.
(
3
3 Vb
2,400
144
3
Sep
34%
160
Jan
Jan
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
12
.
.
.
Monday, October 21, 1S57
(1760)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
I*
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Amrieu Stock
Range
Sale Fries
Amur
dep
3
3%
2%
2%
3%
2%
2%
"2%
~2%
3%
Alleghany Corp warrant*
Allegheny Airlines Inc———
—
Alles A Fisher common
—1
Allied
Pictures Corp_
convertible preferred.
Control Co Inc.
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
.10
Maracaibo
American
Meter
American
Natural
American
Beal-Kap
American
Thread
American
Writing
AMI
common
Oil
Anacon
Lead
class A
Company
43,900
6
22,000
io
1
_1
5'b
Willistdn
14,300
7%
Oct
17
May
Canal-Randolph
150
76
Aug
88%
200
350
100
21%
Oct
Oct
11%
Jan
Canso
29% May
7%
14% May
78% July
12%
9%
Jan
Jan
COrp
Natural Gas Ltd
OB
vtc
Broducers Ltd
Carnation
Co
Carolina Power A Light
$5 pfd...
■
Anglo
7,000
16%
23%
23 Vz i
700
1%
15
500
24
G%
1%
-US'
*
101'' '" <101
•
7%
13,800
29%
28
900
3
•
5%
Oct
30% Jan
Oct
5%
Castle
1,500
14%
Oct
23T4
Jan
5,200
5%
Oct
8%
Jan
22%
Carreras Ltd—
*
American
dep rets B ord:
6%
Oct
37% Aug
11% May
27 %
Aug
34% May
Cenco Corporation
Jen
34%
Feb
Central
Explorers
Central
Illinois
Conv
17%
3%
Sep
Oct
3%
2%
3%
Oct
9 %
9%
3Vb
3%
4
700
3,800
3%
4%
%
Sep
Jan
15%
Aug
7% May
2% Jan
Oct
36,900
Jan
23% Mar
7% Feb
30,000
hi
%
%
13%
Vb
9%
600
10%
13
'#800
90
90
22%
~3%
I
♦
Oct
9%
16% May
Oct
13
17%
A
M)
(A
Co—
...
Maine
5'
-1
!
Corp
23
4 Vb
Feb
2%
Sep
5%
1,500
7%
Oct
13%
Jan
23%
••
225
23
Oct
25
Jan
30
63
Aug
73
73% July
63%' 641/4
preferred
A Light 4%
Artists
Associate
Productions
Electric
118
xl0%
Jan
Oil
600
32%
34%
10,000
32 %
Oct
22%
23Tb
11,200
20
Feb
"3%
"4%
4,300
89% Aug
3% Oct
280
92
..
10%
4% July
4% Mar
85
Aug
101
Feb
41% Aug
28Tb Aug
101
Apr
% Mar
6
1
2.50
13
13%
2,900
12%
Oct
15%
Apr
14%
15%
2,700
14%
Oct
22%
Jun
25a
Inc
13%
14%
7%
7%
14,100
6%
Oct
11% May
7%
7
&
of
Gas
Rivet
"
"l%
l
America
1%
1
Co
3
lo
8%
Jan
■
Hosiery Co...
Club
1%
1%
1,600
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
Colonial
3
8,700
2%
Oct
5%
Jan
Commodore
3
July
14%
74%
850
72
Oct
37
July
24
Aug
72V 2
"%
Sand
Stone
A
Hotel
%
•
Oct
1
1
3 %
3%
3,200
3%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1.900
3%
%
Jan
16%
Oct
Vb
,
7
Jan
Jun
2
10c
1
3,900
2%
Mar
9% Jan
3% July
Jur.
5%
Apr
300
5
Jur.
1%
31.800
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
8%
3,200
7%
Jan
9%
Jun
8%
10 %
36% Aug
25
24
24%
10
10%
Oct
1,800
13% Aug
17%
24%
.
1,100
17'b
16 Vb
Aug
ll
Vb
16
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31
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200
12,000
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200
6 %
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Caribbean
1
16,600
2
16%
—
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Aluminum
Cocksliutt
5% Mar
21 % May
Clayton A Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
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1,000
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Claussner
July
46% Aug
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...
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21
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4% Oct
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Oct
——
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12
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400
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common
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Feb
86
Feb
8%
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Corp
100
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75"'
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American dep rets reg
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associate
5%
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10o
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13,700
Jan
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75
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112,100
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warrants
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Aro
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32%
A
106 Vb
4%
3,100
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B
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39% July
~9%
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100%
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J ,200
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4%
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May
•'••-
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31%
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4%
4.72%
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600
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-1
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30
,
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10
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•
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Oct
800
May
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25
5%
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1%
7% Aug
V
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..2.40
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211 July
76%
19%
11%
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13
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,
shares
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3%
5% July
35%
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27% May
Oct
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Aug
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26%
2%
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29%
5%
16,800
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Ltd
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Feb
8
1%
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8
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Canadian Homestead Oils
5%
50
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1
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preferred
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4% Mar
21%
12%
30
21
common
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Canadian Dredge A
15
79
7%
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6%
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5%
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Jan
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79
—
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21%
106
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Co
4%
2%
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Low
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•
common
Petroleums Ltd
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—1
American Photocopy Equip Co
—1
American
Canada
900
8%
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19%
5%
—1
American Manufacturing
6%
100
7%
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American Laundry
Oct
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1
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.
High
Low
20
500
5%
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3%
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preference
1,200
7%
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•
Ambrook Industries Inc <R I)———1
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conv pfd—.11
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1
American Book Co
100
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6% %
17,600
7
•
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American
Cement
Feb
32%
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stock—1
preferred
cumulative
$3.75
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Canada
6
39,500
5%
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—-—
Aluminum Co of America—
Jan
Oct
Co
Shares
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31
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Oct
3
28%
for Week
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Co
20
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200
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20
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High
Low
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of Prices
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STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
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Friday
ENDED OCTOBER 18
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Low
High
Shares
of Prices
Par
RANGE FOR WEEK
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for Week
Week's
200
22 %
27% Mar
4',b
Oct
4
Oct"
5% Mar
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
.
16 % July
Feb
Associated Tel A Tel—
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a
participating
93%
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CoaBt
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Line
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Co
30
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2,100
30
1
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32 %
2,000
Sep
103%
Feb
1Tb
Jun
Jan
1
29%
46% July
Oct
Consolidated Mining A
Development
Atlas
Audio
Devices
Automatic
Non-voting
7,700
11%
Oct
Jan
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2%
Oct
6
Jan
Consolidated
11,400
4%
Oct
9%
Jan
Consol
9%
2,800
4 Tb
Jan
12%
Sep
Consolidated
2%
400
2% Aug
3% Jan
3%
July
3
4%
4%
5
8%
8%
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Stores
2%
2%
4%
500
n
Continental
Aviation
19%
19%
1,100
16%
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Continental
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33%
300
32 Vb
Oct
46
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4
4%
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Jan
Continental Air Lines
...10
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9%
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Cooper-Jarrett
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A
Corby
Gas-
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Baker
1
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Inc
Baldwin
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Baldwin
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de
los
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2%
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A
Co
30,700
1%
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3%
Sep
6%
Jan
5%
49,600
4%
Oct
12%
Jan
5%
5%
6%
700
5%
Oct
12%
Jun
14%
300
14%
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14%
14%
1
1
%
100
18%'May
Jan
Crown
Cent Petroleum
Jun
Crown
Cork Internat'l
Crown
Drug Co
3%
700
5%
Jan
13%
800
13%
Oct
14%
Jun
common__23
39%
39%
40 %
300
39%
Oct
48%
Jan
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9%
10%
1,800
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13%
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American
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Cuban
Atlantic
6%
6%
1,100
6%
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15%
6%
15%
500
12%
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Jan
5%
4%
Oct
7
27%
1,400
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300
6% Mar
200
6%
Jan
11% July
800
1%
Oct
Light A Pwr ord
,
Oil Co
1%
20o
•
•
7%
1%
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Oct
Sep
94
4%
'
2%
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7%
11,900
7%
Oct
4%
5%
3.800
4%
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10 % July
8% July
25%
25
25%
Oct
21
7%
Jan
32%
•
40%
36%
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Feb
43
36%
Oct
60%
Mar
Jun
American Tobacco—
Amer
Amer
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
British
Columbia
British
4%
4%
4%
tl
£1
4%
200
200
4%
4%
5
Oct
ft July
51$
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Aug
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Brown
Power
Company
common
Distillers
cumulative
Brown
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preferred
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Bruce
(E L)
Bruck
Mills Ltd
common
Co common
class
38% Oct
•
55% May
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B
B
S F Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common
Co
class
£1
12%
12%
14%
90,300
12%
1
11%
11%
12%
11,600
11% Oct
19
16%
16%
16%
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19%
Sep
10
800
17
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6
1
~7%
7%
2.50
15%
15%
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300
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July
Jun
7%
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1,700
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23
2% July
7% Oct
3
8
8
8%
900
1
2%
2%
2%
1,200
5%
6
5%
23%
3,300
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6
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6% May
13% Jan
•
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6%
serial
preferred
preferred
A Machine
Co
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker Hill (The)
Company
Burma
Mines
9
16
Hosiery
Davenport
Mills
2%
5%
Jan
July
10%
Feb
Jan
3% May
7% Jan
Sep
Stores common
Dempster Investment Co—
Detroit
Diners'
American
Dome
Dominion
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
Dominion
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
Eastern
$3.00
$2.50
Aviation
Electric
Inc
Power
preferred
preferred
•
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1
$2 preferred
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Douglas Oil Company.
Jan
Dow
13%
Oct
11%
Oct
22% May
16% Jan
%
126,800
2%
3
1,500
1%
Sep
4%
Jan
4%
3,600
3%
Oct
6 %
Apr
1%
ft Oct
Oalvan Consol Oil A Gas Co
ft Feb
Camden Fire Insurance
6
26%
Campbell Chllbougamau Mines Ltd
1
410
see
page 35.
Jun
6
Mar
Oct
3
July
Oct
36
May
5%
Apr
13% Aug
5%
3%
73
Oct
8%
Apr
11
Oct
22%
Jan
Jan
28% Aug
1,100
1,400
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11%
12%
11
11
2 V4
Jan
8%
Oct
14%
Jan
Oct
18%
Feb
2%
Oct
1% Aug
16% Mar
32%
Oct
Jan
6
23%
Jan
May
50
2%
Jan
Apr
8
Apr
Apr
10
Jan
1
Sep
7
Oct
1% May
5% July
25%
10,500
1%
1%
11,600
1%
Oct
3%
9
5,000
12%
Oct
14%
Brewery
.
Ltd.
Draper Corp common—
& Exploration
Drilling
Harris
15%
11
Oct
26% May
1,500
3,300
6
Oct
300
1%
1%
1%
28
1,600
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28
28
Jun
50
6%
>
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Co
Power Co—
(Allen B)
DuMont
10
Duro
Test
25 V2
23%
reg
Corp
2%
Aug
Oct
26%
Jan
20
23%
130
Feb
Oct
Oct
6Tb
Oct
3,300
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Oct
4
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7
3%
common
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6%
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39Tb May
11%
6%
2,400
19,200
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2
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200
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37
--
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July
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15% May
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21
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Oct
33% Aug
Oct
13
19%
7%
100
7%
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12%
12%
13 %
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35%
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150
4%
3,200
303i
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31% Mar
16%
1.800
15Tb
Sep
23%
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7,700
450,
6%
Oct
10%
Jun
44
Oct
69¥2 May
1,700
26Tb
Apr
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13,700
3%
Oct
6%
2%
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2?3 Aug
Feb
7%
.
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16%
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28
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4
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Jun
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5% May
300
3 Tb
150
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Oct
29%
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-
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16%
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—
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July
Sep
Jan
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100
42
50
23
Oct
38
July
Oct
60
50
Mar
6
Apr
of America——_
4%
26
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4%
7,800
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750
25%
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,
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12%
23
51
-1
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54,500
42
50
50
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100
•
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3%
13
8
9%
1
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5%
4
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stock
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California
Oct
15%
~1%
"l%
8%
27,000
Chemical pb Ltd
DorrrOliver
8%
200
6.000
1%
Textile Co Ltd common
Dominion Tar A
10%
4%
12%
1
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1
2.50
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dep rets ord reg
Oct
%
800
6
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11
36%
1
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Jun
4%
19 600
9
160
1
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15,100
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7% Sep
2%
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500
a
36%
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Distillers
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common
4%
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5
5%
11
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Cable Electric Products
19%' Apr
1
—
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Driver
C A C Television Corp
Sep
35
5
class A common..,
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1
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8%
ft
11%
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100
Ltd—
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Burroughs (J P) A Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %o
July
Oct
19,900
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100
2,300
2,800
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600
3 ]«
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17% July
14 Jan
Oct
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300
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18
10%
3%
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9%
14
May
24% May
200
17%
—10c
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11%
15
5,800
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7%
13%
%
11
16%
1
..
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7%
11%
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Mar
16
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..—„
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9%
13%
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100
15
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10%
10%
2%
1
Crystal Dairies Inc
3
9%
1
Sep
6%
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800
15
2.50
4
A
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
1
dep rets ord reg
Brown Ferman
4%
common
~7
17%
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Lighting Inc common
Dennison
British
Jan
20
Jun
25%
7%
•
V/b
5
*
common
Jan
15%
Oct
%
34% Mar
86
7
25
11,800
50c
common
4%
Curtis
Sep
12
8 Tb
*
Co
300
25
1
Inc
Oil
Sugar
Tobacco
Curtis
7%
;—2.50
1,100
Apr
Apr
~6%
partic..—•
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Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Mar
5
15
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preferred
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25%
4%,
4%
1,800
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common..—
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•
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—
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Jan
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8%
16
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6%
6
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Sep
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Feb
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common
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8
Jan
5%
74%
9%
1
common.!
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5Tb
100
3%
Crystal Oil A Land Co common
$1.12
Jun
4.600
77%
Crowley Milner & Co
Jan
5% Feb
Jan
4,600
5
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
2%
4%
Jun
5To
(ord reg)—£1
receipts
Creole Petroleum common
8%
3% Mar
15%
6%
%
1
Corp
American dep
3%
I
Jun
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Jan
7
8%
6%
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3,200
7%
7%
Oct
2.800
Jan
Jan
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6%
5
Beverage
2%
2
V
5c
$1 preferred class A
Cott
Oct
6%
70
5T«
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13%
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
British American
i
nan-voting
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Gear' Works
Traction
July
2ft
1
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4
1%
prior cumulative preferred-100
Brazilian
6% Mar
B
1%
•
Coro Inc
13%
I
Borne Chemical Company Inc
Bourjols Inc
Breeze
3% July
Class
Cornucopia Gold
4,800
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voting
1
common
common
(S)
Foote
Feb
2%
4%
500
Inc
(H
Jan
1%
7.50
Watcji Co Inc
Blumenthal
Mar
~4%
1—250
Corp
Black Starr A Gorham class A
Blauner's common
Brad
16%
^
Belock Instrument Corp
5 %%
17
Oct
II
~1
class A
Shoe Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
Bohack
Sep
•
(AS)
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,
14%
$00
Light & Power Ltd
Corp
Beau-Brummell
Benrus
13
100
A
Oct
538
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(H)
Class
Sep
19%
10 "2
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Inc
Corroon & Reynolds common
Bearings Inc
Beck
300
14%
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Steel
conv
13
14%
__lo
....
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
6%
55,100
10
13
1
Jan
3% Aug
Corp
Oil Ltd
Bayvlew
8%
21%
Oct
1
I
common
shares
Barcelona Tr
Barium
8 ft
8%
3%
2,000
12 Vb
10c
.
Cook Paint A Varnish Co
B
2,700
3,100
2
10s
....
Jan
%
6 %
6
*5%
_.i*
Inc
Continental Materials Corp
1934-
.1.25
Corp
Feb
3%
1Tb
Engineering__l
7%
21%
3 Vb
3%
1%
Inc—
A
600
1
.
Oil
19%
l
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
1,200
1
•
Inc
Royalty
4
4%
"19%
Smelt Ltd
Mining A
Retail
x4 3
l'b
~1%
—_._10c
Corp
•
l
preferred
non-cum
Electric
Diesel
4%
4,%
50c
20c
.
%
4
1
1965
Inc.:
Consol Cuban Petroleum Corp
68,200
2%
1
Inc
Steel
26%
to
Containers
%
11%
2%
10 pesos
ext
Vtc
12%
11%
loo
Corp
:
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
Atlas
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Connelly
Malleable
iron
Eastern States Corp—.—v
preferred series A
preferred series B—:
35 %
31
550
—
.13%
-13%
14
-
2.600
31
130
.-130
75
Oct
13% Oct
146%
,130
24% May
31%
Sep
180
Oct
162 %
Jan
July
Jan
(1761)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Slock Exchange-
Sale Price
Common
Shares
of
Low.,
$2. preferred.
Electric Bond
5
&
Share
cdmmon
Etecuograptiio Corp common."
Communications
Electronics
Corp
EJT-Trcmics
of
,'"7
"%
2,tiu0
23,700
23%
Oct
900
12%
Oct
11%
6%
6%
6 *
1% " 2%
12%
12
$1
or
Co class
&
12
1,100
May
Sep
y4
6
10
Sterling Inc.—,
(M II) Ce Inc
1
2'
.
-
.
!| '
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1
Oct
10%
12
6,900
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At
Company
Fuller
5 v/a
5%
1(4
14,800
1
it
41,900
Jan
Jqannette
1
J'upiter Oils Ltd
Jan
Jan
3% May
10% July
Indus
General
Plywood
SGeneral
Corp
Power
Gilbert
(A
C)
Kingston Products
Kivby VenSyn Petroleum Ctx,
Oct
U
Mar
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
10% July
Sep
117% May
Knott 'Hotels
85
Oct
120
Knox
Globe
Jan
4 ',4
8.800
3%
Jan
4%
4.200
4%
Oct
7%
Jan
1%
1%
3.900
1%
2%
6
l,6t)0
5%
Oct
9%
16%
500
15
2,000
*'■
28
28
5
Feb
%
500
At July
20% July
Goldfield
"3%
Amer
Atlantic
Industries
Oct
6
Oct
5%
Feb
1.600
"1%
Oct
2%
Feb
Lear
4,400
1%
Oct
3
Jan
15%
13%
1%
%
13%
Sep
16
Jan
Leonard
Oct
600
39%
Jan
56
May
43
7%
Jan
15%
15%
700
15%
Oct
19
Jan
13%'
14%
23,800
17%
Oct
5.600
5%
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
8%
Feb
30
Sep
Aug
95%
Jun
99% May
85
Jun
97%
"
1%
16%
16%
18%
89
*4(2
90
4-%
(
7
6,000
15(1
4
n
7^,
7%
8%.
87
it
4,300
3% July
400
6 %
Jan
Jan
7
Oct
10% July
1.000
8%
Oct
13%
Jan
17%
17%
177it
1.300
17%
Oct
11%
12'4
0,700
9%
Sep
17%
9%
1
2%
900
Oct
11% July
17%
'18%
—___
900
16%
Jan
20% Mar
800
18%
Oct
9%
2%
2%
2,300
2
6%
67«
600
6
18 %
^4
22%
%
Oct
1,600
17%
Oct
19%
22'%
23 %
7%
6
10c
%
7%
CU
7
5,500
2%
9,900
-
2%
2
700
7%
7
.
1%
Apr
28% May
9% Jan
May
:
6%
Jun
30% Aug
22% Oct
200
Jan
3% July
Jun
18
1
_5
28%
Mar
%
7,400
%
16%
Jan
1
19
17%
5
93
Oct
11%
Jan
Feb
202
7%
124
Sep
125 %
470
123
Oct
132
Feb
3% May
Te*a—
1st preferred-—————100
Great Lakes Natural Gas Corp—
1/128
Oil & Chemical Co
8
1
1-4
—,——50c
6%
3*2
„1%-
6%
A
4%
1
9%
Stores Products common—*.5
Films Company inc———10c
3%
"3
.
1/128
32,300
1
7
:.9%-
-
144,600
2
II
———9c
Company.—
500
6
5%
15,600
9%
100
III
Grocery.
4
aV
$4.50
—1
Feb
11% July
12% May
fir
Oct
Oct
10
Sep
19% May
2%
Jan
4% May
12,700
74
72
•
V-
H
Iuc„——2
C
5%,
4
2^
preferred.
6%
Class
Holly
Apr
3%
Mack
Oil
Magna
Mangel
Stores
&
Aug
29
Aug
(A G)
Johnson
Exploration
Co
Feb
8% July
,
%
1
Co
6'/o
6%
-
6,100
400
87
67%
67%
17 (8
17%
4%
4%
20
87
22
Jun
2%
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
44% May
9%
Oct
Jan
21% Mar
2.800
27
July
Oct
94
Feb
Jan
Sep
July
6% May
28% July
10
86
10
62%
1,300
12%
Feb
4%
Oct
70
25
3,300
15%
Feb
7%
7%
8
700
7%
Oct
2%
"2%
3
1,700
2%
Oct
10% May
5% Jan
10%
1C%
1,200
10%
""
.:
20
3 (4
12%
Sep
2
Sep
3%
Jun
1,900
20
Oct
37%
Jun
39,400
%
Oct
2%
Jan
200
3%
Oct
200
2
%
'
;
Jun
100
1%
"
20
1
!
10%
22%
2
non
Miller
22%
6fl«
22'
21 %
$2
Midwest
Oct
Hurd
Lock
27%
Imperial
107
*
5
4
300
42
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial Enterprises Inc
57
3,400
54
4
4 >'4
4,100
9%
11%
4,900
5
16%
16%
16 (2
Industrial
Co
Nbrth
Breweries
Inc.:
'
1,000
Jun
59 % May
66
Jun
5% Mar
Apr
15%
Co
5
t
IS
38
-
It!
3D
11%
-
11%
5%
'5%
100
1
is
5 %
9,800
14,900
11%
200
5%
100
82
14%
50c
l'a
5
85%
1
9%
82
30
14%
15
1,000
1%
85
U3s
2
88
9%
.
Service
common
cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
States
Mountain
TV
Tel
Tel
&
Inc
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Co
common
Company
10% Aug
413
Jun
^ July
National
Alfalfa
National Bellas Hess
common
National
(Mich)—
Brewing Co
Electric
Weld
Machines
Industries
Presto
National
Research
Inc
Corp
National
Rubber
Machinery
National
Staroh
Products
National
Steel
2,400
1%
Oct
2,250
83%
Oct
109% July
2,700
8%
Feb
U(4 July
2%
Sep
38%
Oct
60%
300
25V2
Oct
40
10 (a
1,700
9%
Feb
12% July
9%
1,400
7s/a
Jan
12
9% 10%
%
%
1,175
9%
Feb
1,700
2,300
%
Oct
5%
14%
1
Sep
Jan
July
6
15%
900
4%
Apr
16% July
1% May
10 y2 July
Feb
15
Oct
17(2
Jun
14%
5 '
300
14%
Oct
17% May
32%
110
31'/a Aug
35% July
13%
__
14%
32
13%
1,200
13'/a
15%
Oct
4
Jan
5%
9%
5%
4& Apr
Jan
Oct
5%
9%
6%
1,700
10%
4,000
—
13%
13%
700
135/a
Jun
15
Jan
21%
20%
24
15,700
19 Va
Oct
44%
Jan
9'%
35%
35%
36%
1,850
30%
44
42%
45:%
7,900
33 y2
4%
13,200
4%
4
—
9
Oct
8%
24
'
17%
17%
17%
20
300
Oct
Jan
43% Aug
57
Jun
8
Apr
Oct
V*
Oct
13%
Jan
liV
Sep
-
Jan
57%
Jan
Oct
17%
17
18%
Oct
24
4,800
Jan
10%
Jan
4
—
25% July
29% July
Feb
4
4%.
500
4
Oct
5
Mar
6%
6%
900
6%
Oct
11%
Apr
1%
8%
1%
8%
1%
4,800
1 Va
Oct
9
1,500
9%
7%
9%
7%
11
2,200
8% Sep
9% Oct
17%
7%
H Va July
__
—
_
8%
10,500
Oct
Jan
2
10% May
Jan
Feb
11% Oct
•
27-.4
8
23
50
—
100
27-A
8
4%
90
2%,
4%
700
28%
8
23
14
26
Jan
29% Sep
7
Feb
9
3,800
18%
Feb
24
1,300
4%
Oct
2,600
»
4%
31
Oct
300
11
Oct
50
96
Jun
12%
Jun
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--
\2
98
9J
900
1
12%
12%
13
1
1
1
17
1
17
1 /a
19
*1/64
1/64
1% May
Oct
33% July
50
32
82
10
110
1/64
Oct
80
Oct
90
Apr
96
90(4
100
82
Oct
139
Aug
x41
% July
2% Aug
3% May
--
14 3
110 %
4
110% 111(4
■>
Apr
Jan
93
13
13%
1
93
2.50
100
1
1
5
2.50
10
Apr
Mar
17
273,100
42%
35
21% Jan
104
13,200
81%
42
Sep
Sep
5% May
26,600
80
.
950
1,400
13
Oct
108%
Oct
U
Sep
Jan
Sep
89% May
159%
Apr
Jan
44
2%
Feb
3% May
19
130%
1%
Jan
Jun
Jan
u
Va
in
16,600
%
Oct
2o
23 ,2
6 ,2
24%
26%
4,900
22%
Jan
39% July
23
24%
1,500
21%
Sep
31%
6%
Oct
10%
Jan
Oct
35%
Apr
6
%
21
.
6%
1,900
Apr
23
14%
3%
7
2,500
3
3,500
2%
14%
100
13%
Jun
14%
3 Vis
200
3
Feb
4%
Apr
7%
2%
3
Feb
28 Va May
17,900
4,200
7
Oct'
11%
Jan
3%
11,800
1(4
200
17
&
Milling Co
May
Ain-
Oct
15
41(4
26%)
1
Dehydrating
6%
94 (4 Mar
20
10
Corp.
Namm-Loesers inc
12 %
78% Aug
Apr
% May
15% July
Feb
3% May
N
Nachman
National
6
20
1V0 Mar
100
50c
common
Jail
63
Oct
425
1,300
15
15
-*
---4
6%
24
;
14%
Va
1(4
15%
„
50c
National Casket Company
Oct
Jan
Jun
July
10
'
15%
1
10
(Can) Ltd
of America—
Corp
Apr
Oct
50
103
%
—
8
12
412
"
10
50c
15%
38
6%
Sep
Jun
Jan
25%
39 %
—.
5
preferred
Canada
pfd
National
41
Jan
9
30c
2.50
2
1
common
Oct
Aug
Apr
5
50
--
$1 conv preferred—*
Oct
16
Feb
213
15%
39%
1
*
-—
9
July
—
1
^
14%
3
9%
-
x6
Oct
Oct
70
—
r
1
1
Ltd
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
America
200
6
—
*
1%
3%
£1
—
Hardware Mfg Cq
Insurance
4
600
9%
Sep
July
30
Oct
9
pfd
6 (u
10
Rights (when issued)——rMonongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
—100
4,80% cunx preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products—
1
Muskogee
101 %
Oct
9%
dep rets ord reg
£J
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock
•
Imperial Tobacco of Capada—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
of
43
2.50
Industries
Feb
Oct
54
56
*
Products—
700
dividend shares
Public
Muter
122
Mar
23 %
Sep
55
Jan
Products—
Molybdenite Corp
19% Aug
Jan
Oct
8%
Marine
Ltd—
Abrasive
Molybdenum
60%
Oct
42
Amer
International
28
24
Feb
May
96%
5
Manufacturing Co
Chemical
400
17
Hydro-Electric Securities.,
Food
49%
•
Hydrometals Inc.
Hygrade
16%
100
—100
Refining
&
500
49 % "x50
x50
35
20,400
—1
convertible
Missouri
22%
,21%
*
36
3%
7
Piping Co
4%%
21%
10
15
Jun
1%
50c
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
24% May
4% May
Feb
18
1%
Co
Co common
Mining Corp of
Jan
30
6
Oct
3>/4
Corp
Corp
Wohl
11
3%
"
Aug
% July
13
9%
Co
cum
Mid-West
10.800
3%
xl
2,600
3%
1
Middle States Petroleum common——1
3% Mar
1%
5
100
13%
35 %
10c
preferred.—,
4%
2%
5%
2(4
20,100
2'A
1
Ltd
Thermit
Michigan Sugar
Feb
29% Aug
5
Jan
13%
31,800
17%
&
5%
——
13%
31%
Oct
3,900
15
July
10% May
17%
2%
4,700
Oct
17%
2%
4,300
Oct
8%
26 %
800
1%
9%
500
5
1,700
3%
800
9%
—1
Iron
&
3,400
35%
2;«
M
10%
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
1
Michigan Steel Tube
—2.50
Metal
,12%
Oil
9
1%
Inc—
Mesabi
3
1%'
2%
29%
Apr
Oct
2%
Jan
7% July
15% Mar
Oct
Oct
59% Aug
3% Aug
Jan
Sep
26%
9%
5
50o
5%
12%
500
8%
5
400
1,000
13
%
Oct
2
21% May
8% Jun
Jan
9 Va
51%
2%
5% Aug
Oct
3,400
100
"
Sep
4
53,100
52
2%;
5Va
17%
27(a
& Co common
& Co
Steel
3
500
200
2,000
5%
—
Ml'g Co
Oil
~2%
5(4
Jf;
13%
Humble
Jan
Jan
43A
5%
11%
*
Baking Co—
12%
17(4
%
Muntz
preferred————.
Hubbell
(Harvey) Inc common
5%
17%
4%
4%
1
Murphy
& Hardart common
Apr
•; Oct
9%
34 % May
& Hardart
Jan
14 y»
24% May
4% Oct
%
24% May
5%
13%
Jan
Oct
Oct
Va
9%
Feb
Horn
8%
10%
1
Jan
Horn
Oct
6
26%
Co
Co
& Rubber CO—.
Petroleums
12
—
4% May
5%
5%
1
common
Merrill
2634
_
Oct
600
*
1
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—1—1
Mead
14,100
& Co-
10%
2%
Feb
4,009
"3
25c
International
Menasco
17%
Bearing Co
~3%
~3
—
12%
W> Tnc common—
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
14%
A)
4
12%
(J
30
Inc
300
warrants
Industries
Mays
14%
(Geo
lf« May
4(4
3
Massey-Harris-Ferguson.
Maule
30
Ball 6c
7% May
4(4
5
Communication
*
Hoover
Jan
12
25c
(The B)
Mansfield Tire
.Marconi
*
Hormel
Apr
2%
19
26%
Inc__
Service
Manischcwitz
1
Horder's
6%
Oct
200
5
Corporation
Public
Maine
Midland
6%
5
—
Oct
1%
3,800
10
Ltd
(The)
Inc
Midland
22%
60c
—
2%
3% Oct
% Aug
Feb
19%
—1
Co
Publications Inc
Truck
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co commpn_——
B
21% May
4% May
Feb
11%
1
Mages Sporting Goods
Home Oil Co Ltd class
Class
14%
Oct
M
Macfadden
Mar
25c
A__
Oct
14(4
2%
19%
1
Lynch Corp
14
*
Corporation
Land
43 % July
34
1
Hollinger Consul Gold Mines
Louisiana
Lunkenheimer
Sep
2%
5
Inc
Feb
10%
75 pesos
(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Oct
3
—.—2.50
Industries
98%
10%
•
3,000
11%
Lodge & Shipley
9%
*
.—1
A
Hofmann
2%
500
300
2,000
10,100
Locke Steel Chain
28%
1
Hevi-Duty Electric Co—:
Higbie Mfg Co common—.
(R)' & Co Inc common
2%
-—-——*
4,600
10c
Hoe
3
2,500
2,300
1
Common
1,400
100
Inc
Jan
86
11,400
100
.
Products
2%
2%
33 %c
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—
5 '/o
cumulative preferred
Loblaw Groceterias second pref
12%
25c
Henry Holt &; Co common
Hercules Galion
10%
14%
13
Ltd
(R G)
30
'
pfd
10%
14%
11,200
Inc
Petroleums
52"
*
cotnmQri—j
Tourneau
Liberal
1
i—10c
Rubenstein
10%
14%
2%
1
common
Refineries
28'%
21 '•
2
Bishop Inc
(WI) A Co 5% %
24% Mar
37'/a May
18% Jan
3,710
5
common
Realty
10%
1
10c
Mining Co__:
Oct
21% May
10% Oct
-
1%
Inc
Sessions
28%
—
Hazeltfne Corp—
Heller
20
;
10%
Micromatic Hone Corp—
2—1
Ml'g Ot)_
__2
Hathaway. Bakeries Inc„———1
Havana Lithographing
Co
Hecla
105
;
Hastings
Helena
Oct
Oct
29
Hall Lamp* Co_.
2
Harbor Plywood Corp:
1
Harniscbfeger Corp
.——10
Hartford Electric Light—i,
25
Hazel
50
-.U
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
Harvard Investors
79%
Jan
75
————„—
preferred
Oct
3% July
18%
.
3(4
Oct
Oct
9%
■
__
%
Gulf States Land & IndustriesCommon
Inc
McKee
Rights—————
Guild
800
25%
11%
Feb
1
Mines
21% Aug
11%
i—_*
Leases
21
23%
2%
7.50
Apparel
Lecotirt
150
Oct
Freehold
17% May
3% Jun
Oct
20
3%
Co
Industries Inc
Salle Extension University
1%
2
Gridoil
La
1%
149%
Griesedieck
8%
20%
1%
class A
&
13%
13%
5
Hydraulics——1
:
24
3%
%
Lanston
3%
4
97)
Greer
*
5
Rubber
Lalccy Foundry Corp—
Corp of Delaware
Mar
100
189
Lakes
Oct
Aug
1%
Corp
Shores
Lam son
181
Great
25,500
3%
%
Lamson
_1
Inc
9%
1
La Consolidada S A
Jun
200
"
1 %
-
41
—*
Pacific
Jan
^ July
ltt
1
Stores.
L'Aiglon
Mar
Non-voting common stock—
&
2%
20c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
5%
1%
13%
1
Manufacturing Co
Gorham Manufacturing
common
Grand Rapids Varnish—
Gray Manufacturing Co__
Great
1% July
32%
4%
4Vu
1*
Goodman
B)
Corp
105
Sep
Mar
"3%
'
Dairy Products class A—10c
Consolidated Mines—
IT*
Great
Oct
27%
105
•
Inc——:—„
5
4
1,100
26,600
94
1.25
Dept Stores Inc
(I
!
Jan
5%
1G
-*
(Adolf)
Seal
(S)
3
Jan
5%
Sep
25c
^Union Co Iuc__
'Wernicke Industries
Gobel
Gold
Klein
Kobacker
Glenmore Distillers class B—_
Globe
Jan
30
10c
Kingsfotd Company
79%
50c
._
1%
95%
2.50
Co
Apr
4/4
Mines
Gladding McEean & Co.—
Glen Alden Corp
i—
% Aug
8%
5
&
Jan
950
—1
common
Jan
Mar
3
10O
1
Company
84%
5
Co
Apr
2%
5
Aug
£1
:
6%
14% May
95
25o
v
4.
$5 preferred
Gold
Oil
Kleinert
com__1
25
$4.60 preferred.,j—2,.—
Gilchrist
Kennedy's
Kidde
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
82%
,—•
Georgia
79
14%
>
8%
pfd—100
(Dei)
Inc
Le
General
May
Apr
-
2&
2iV
50c
4%%
Kawncer Co
.-82%
1'ii
common
*.4
Electric
Khtz Drug Company
Oct
—
Corporation
Transistor Corp——
Corp
Company
&
5?u
—•
Enterprises
(D)
Gas
7.800
—100
In
Giant Yellowknife
Kansas
Lake
Stores
Industries
Kaltman
16%
7%
3
210
,
45
General Electric Co Ltd—
General
Kaiser
7%
1
American dep rets ord reg
Genera] Firepx-oofing common
*
2%
15o
Jun
1
Corp
preferred—
%
10
-1
common
K
6%
Gellmajx Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp warrants
5%- convertible
Co
Oct
1%
Ltd
General Alloys.Co——
General Builders Supply
Glass
300
5
Power Co common—
3
Oct
—
Jan
12% May
-
Jan
4 V>
„
preferred—
July
700
G
Gatineay
71
j;_
—.
Apr
6 (a
■
Oct
Sep
8
4
Co
Galkeno Mines
8
2
1
1
Fresnillo> (The)
Oct
2,400
8,400
7%
.Oct
10."
4
8%
2%
1<
X5
7%
3,700
8
2
7%
10%
£1
4%
8%
2
Irving Air dhute
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
1.25
Inc
Brewing Co———,
A)
Oct
Jan
Jun
Oct
33
•
American dep rets ord reg—
%
Apr
15
6%
20
Oct
850
20,600
Ltd—
Motor Co
4
60%
Jan
600
9%
G%
•
4
9
Oct
4%
12% Aug
27% Aug
-
.
nou-vuting——
7%
33Vsc
3,900
;
High
Aug
38
16,100
900
Apr
16%
Apr
1
3
10
8%
"
42%
1,200
July
1%
Jan
16
19,400
5%
8%
38%
9%
10,
-1
voting——-—:——_
Company
38%
investors Royalty
v
1
Iowa Public Service Go 3.90 fa
pfd—100
Ir*n Fireman Manufacturing vtc
•
frourite Inc
——1
May
7%
Feb
'7% Feb
69.700
35
8%
1,500
lit
5-%
33:
•
Low
17
Jan
4
& Oct
6%
5-..~
1
Ford Motor of Canada—
21%
1
x
iv
5%
.
•
19.
1(1
5
2.50
Flying Tiger Line Inc.—.————
IntexjOil
Kawecki Chfemical Co—
19%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
12 % Mar
14
12
10%
Low
Cigar Machinery
•
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products
5
International Resistance CO
10c
s%
4%
Feb
42%
9% Aug
6% May
100
10%
Shares
4%
July
Oct
5
7
for Week
■
400
7
Salea
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Jun
102
Oct
35
4,400
10%
Oct
7
550
x7%
17
2%
18,000
46,900
10c
'
(Phila)—i
Association
(Geo
1,400
G.%-
A——— 1
Fisiunan
Pitt
Jan
10
Financial General Corp
Fort
x7%
25c
K
Fox Head
Apr
3%
9%
2
Ford
12% Aug
12%
Oct
3
1
1
i A
Feb
Oct
1%
36
'
6%
I
Class
8
6
2%
■
,1
Class ©
700
2,500
35%
Fairciiild Camera & Instrument-
Firtii
"12%
x7%
2%
'Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd———.——
Fire
i7ur J an
32% July
17% Feb
F
:<
(Max)
Ltd
Oct
Jail
9,900.
87%
"7%
Manufacturing Co—_—
-1'
"Esquire Ihc———1
Corporation
%
"
62a, "cum 1st preferred———..—10
Pipe Line coition
1
a
13%
10%
Ero
Eureka
Sep
Oct
7
12%
2
Emery Air Freight Corp
20c
Empine District Electric 5c/o pfd_—100
Empire Millwork Corp_
„1
Equity Corp common
10c
$2. convertible preferred
_1
Erie Forge 6c Steel Corp com
1
Eureka
600
23% .: 2612
1
5c
——
25% Jul/
9% Apr
12%
"
-IT*
America—
"7%
30%
23%
1
Inc
Inc
16% July
23%
1
1
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
International
300
—30
——
Edo Corporation class A-———
Elder Mines Limited,—.—-—.*
--Factor
Low
17%
Friday
STOCKS
High
17' *;
int—1
beneficial
OCTOBER 18
Range Since Jan. 1
Associates*-*-
shares
Electronic
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
..
Par
Eastern Sugar
Sales
Range
Car
common
Transit
National
Union
Neptune
Meter
Nestle
Le
Mur
common
Electric
Corp
common
Co
1
3%
1
25c
.—2
1
10
1
common
,
•-
--
13
,4
—
13%
14 (»
--
--
VA
Oct
Oct
4(4
2%
Jan
1,300
Jan
Jun
21
Jan
13%
Oct
23%
Jan
Aug
13%
Jan
5(4 Mar
26,400
2-1(1
Oct
2,300
9%
Jun
16%
4,000
15
Oct
26% May
600
14
Oct
32%
400
22
Mar
175
25% Aug
%'ir
15%
14
25%
15%
14_
25%
27
—r/
21
21
9%
3*4
2u
9%
2 ,y
9%
16
,4
10%
Feb
Jan
34% July
30(4
Jun
a
7
7,500
6%
Oct
9%
Jan
3%
3%
4
800
3%
Oct
5% Mar
1%
1%
23
7%
6 %
1
1
17
17
10 y2
100
17
10c
3.0c
6
3(4
1(4
1
5
1
*
Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
National
7%
Jan
23
7%
6
4
1%
24 2
8
,4
3,900
1
Sep
2,500
23
Oct
3,900
4 V* Mar
2%
Jan
33% July
9
July
I
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, October 21, 1957
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Zinc
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
—
New
Ac
Co common—-—
Superior Oils—
20,400
1 ?•',
1,200
lft
Oct
2ft Apr
1,790
128 'A
Oct
ft
2,100
J/4
Feb
137 % Jun
ft Jan
%
u
ft
400
ft Oct
2 % Jan
Ha
%
22%
%
22,500
25%
1«j,9J0
Oct
2234 Oct
7;!;
87b
3,800
1
1%
14,800
Auction Co common
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Nipissing- Mines
Now York
17a Jan
473; Jan
le?; Mar
2'/a Fell
1% Jan
94
Aug
27* May
13% May
78
Feb
16
Oct
5% Jan
3xV Jan
7
Jun
5-% Jun
11 vt May
23
1
.
ft
Corp
Southern Railway
Norfolk
class A
North American Cement
Class
B
Oils Ltd—
Canadian
Northeast Airlines-—
North Penn RR Co
4'A%
Northern Ind Pub Scrv
Warrants
Nuclear
——.-—.———
—
Oct
Jan
1%
1,200
Oct
100
52
Oct
Jan
I'll
s
it!
1%
43,70(1
1%
Oct
17®
400
l'A
Oct
4%
4 '/n
5
3,200
371.
5,200
3
67 2
87 «
6%
27'.4
30
8
,
4r«
47!l
16,100
71
Corp class B
Corp of America
80'. it
50
2%
4 ft
1ft
174
2
lie
Ma
*•
Si/ c£a
An.-
Jan
Ogden Corp comfhon
t
Olim Brass Co class B common
preferred
Ohio Power 4 % c'o
Okalta Oils Ltd
•
Okonito Company common
Ipc
Zv
Silex
Sep
101
Jan
Silvray
Oct
3
93
Jan
July
$3 convertible preferred'/—
——•
Simplicity Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd coinmon
•
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep. rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics A Telev Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc
5
68
Oct
100
2
Sep
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
3la Jan
Sep
57b Jan
14',4 May
9
9 3/t
200
54 %
1,200
49
Oct
92
Jan
19%
200
19
Oct
26Vg
Jun
8%
Oct
Aug
5
33/» Feb
200
24
24
24'/«
300
.237;
233i
2474
1,600
24
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
dividend preferred—
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
Pacific
Petroleums
1
Ltd-.
400
21
400
20'A Aug
24
23'A Jan
843;
83'2
83%
Pacific Power A;
Light 6% pltl——100
Tubes coinmon
•
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
2 Bol
vtc—
88%
210
84% Aug
490
97
75
Aug
2% Oct
80'A
270
2'/a
2',a
7,700
19%
23 '/ft
56,300
89
8(.'/4
89
6%
~7%
ft
%
%
Fentepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
1
17«
"4%
43't
Chemical-
Parker
Pen
Class
Company
Co
1
Corp
Patino of Canada Ltd
Penn Traffic
Co
Pioneer
Gold
51%
53
800
51%
Oct
58%
20
20,
100
18 'A
Feb
24
Oct
2%
20%
6%
3%
Mar
13,900
%
14%
3,300
13%
Oct
10 pesos
5
475i
5%
7,000
47b
Oct
lOo
2'.'s
2',;
2>s
2
Jan
1
5%
8? 8
5%
6
1,300
5%
Oct
14
87n
9
1,100
8
Sep
13% May
-
!
1
Ltd
1
50
;
Alexander
&
19%
Sep
common
America
.
Jan
Jan
1.600
2,500
23/b
Oct
500
20'A
Sep
23% Jan
Stetson
(J B)
Feb '
10% July
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Oct
89
2.50
9
9
9
8
54%
52
8
1,000
100
52
3%
7,500
52 %
52%
200
17%
I?3;
1,000
%
%
8.50!)
3
ft
'
5 Mi
6%
13,000
12%
117ft
12%
1,900
1
Gas
1
1
Ltd-.
Mines
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet
(The)
CompanyPublic
2
6
1'4
%
Providence
Apr
23;
10c
common
Dome
25
20%
17%
East
Jan
May
7 % May
73/4 Mar
2%
-2.50
Preston
Aug
20%
52%
of
9%
O3;
9%
300
•
5
\
87
8%
--
1,900
a
31)
Feb
2
'A
Feb
Oct
5
11%
Oct
9% Aug
8%
Sep
'
'
'
16% July
Puget
Sound
Pulp A Timber
Pyle-National
Co
com
82%
82%
84
3
13%-
13
14%
2,300
16*
200
16
5
common
1
y
9% Jan
Oct
16
il/?
20
,4
Inc
class
,_i
57b
5%
6%
5%
Oct
28%
4,200
•
Technicolor
Sep
6%
Oct
29 % Sep
•
Texas
It
133;
18%
is3;
350
•
45
45
49%
2,100
common.;
l
9
convertible preferred
20
W—
Raymond
Concrete
Pile
Reading Tube Corp
$1.25
Reda
Reis
Pump Co
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster
Remington
Republic
Oil
Arffls
Co
18
Rolls
Royce
American
Roosevelt
1
Ross
<J
Roxbury
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
1
pfd P
Inc
7,400
6%
Oct
69 ?
63
"3%
12% May
29
101
Oct
700
109%
Jun
5% Mar
Oct
3-a
700
113% 115%
Jan
Fell
8%
Oct
63
200
.
4
a ■>'*
4%
127%
Feb
Jan
101% Mar
89
19%
600
11.,
a
15%
17,500
40
43%
Feb
41%
Oct
24% Miiy
15,000
14%
Sep
18%
180
89
89
/
*i«i
•
■
Oct
Oct
Feb
2%
Mar
-
23
May
'1-8
.
Sep
I 65...
-
Oct
43
800
n
1
Apr
40
150
Sep
14%
.11,400
3
2%
2-%
,
46%
43
43
.
ft
20%
x
2
May
68% Muy
4% Mar
Oct
%
Ja
33,300
% Mar
11,900
%
Sep
1% Jan
3%
800
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
9%
10%
900
9 ■%
Oct
16%
Apr
32%
323;
100
28%
Jun
33%
Apr
13 %
Aug
%
i.f
.
711
%
37B
3%
li3;
11
12',;
3,200
10%
Jan
15:%
15%
15%
3,200
15 %
Oct
35%
35%
36%
3,300
35%
Oct
3%
.
21%
*•
n
Jan
47
Jun
37;
500
33s
Jun
4
6%
53;
7%
54,500
3 %
Jan
3%
2%
4
9" July
73; Jan
~5%
~5
7
67«
7
Oct
32% July
3%
2,900
4,100
5
6%
39 "8
Feb
8% May
Oct
1,600
.
July
Oct
•
•
12
Jan
:
123/4
12«;
13 7 «
34
35%
2,000
45
46
160
233;
23:%
Oct
"12%
1.300
34%
200
34
Jun
40%" May
.23
Oct
■
.
—
iJ" "
-
-
45i;
300
Oct
Sep
200
x20
22
1,500
20
Jun
20%
200
19
Aug
3%
3:%
1,200
11%
'3%
21%
20%
20 3;
2074
39
20:,4
203;
11%
•
62
Feb
24 v;
May
•2273
/
8'Va
300
Jan
Oct
60
,
: 13 %. Jan
May ft
.75'a" Jun'-'
<
T-
;
"1% JUil
1%
1%
5%
5,900
21 '•>
2%
»■
50
1%
17,500
49%
48
49%
11 %
11 %
2-'«
Jan
434
'•
•.
253;
48
15.500
.
10%
•1%
•
58;; May
14% July
36%
37%
550
13
13:%
1,100
13
16
3.000
14%
44% July
May
Oct
14%
Oct
3
3%
%
6%
6'
y>
800
2
ft'
1ft
2%
35'A Jun
32,100
2,400
3
Oct
6<8
<
10
-
Ar»r
Oct
1ft
5ft Ma r
5%
178
200
7
Oct
3%
1,100
3
54',;
49
Jun
6% May
Oct
"7%
49
18
19%.
Oct
375
3%
Jun
Oct
Jan
14a;
4
July
76%
Oct
49
Apr
10% July
'A Sep
Jun
300
5
Oct
7%
15
15
200
15
Oct
16%
15
15%
600
13% Mar
20
12% Aug
137a Feb
538
5
15%
"l%
~1%
1%
17%
17%
32%
28 %
34 7
18%
19
10
11%
103;
28,800
1%
33;
Oct
Jan
Feb
200
17
Aug
31% Jan
28
Oct
40% May
17'A
Apr
200
20% Jan
14%
Oct
10
800
33.1
Is;
Oct
10%
Jan
13
...700
11%
Apr I,).
17 %
3%
7,800
2
1%
1%
Apr
July
2,200
s
334
334
4
700
3%
3%
4
5,600
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
5% July
Apr
3%
7%
Oct
17
1,000
12%
Feb
13%
*13%
137;
700
11 %
Feb
15
297b
29%
30%
4,000
287;
Feb
347'a
4
378
438
18,100
3%
Oct
8:%
14%
xl3%
Apr
2%
Aug
Sep
Jun
Jan
Oct
Oct
1%
Oct
2%
fa
3;
Oct
1ft Jan
227 a
25
22
Oct
45%
61
66%
28.800
40%
Jan
70% Mav
1%
30,000
74
Oct
Calgary
Shovel
Co
Co
*
—5
common
Chemical
10c
16V;
Jun
Thriftimart
Oct
25',;
Jun
167/a
200
16
Sep
24 % Apr
65%
7B
—10
25c
1
Inc
Roofing Inc
—
Tisliman Realty A Construction
1
1
7a
1.400
900
-
99
Sep
27a
10
Jan
Feb
Jan
J/n
Jan
5:%
674
20 %
21%
400
19%
Jan
22
Aug
21
21%
1,100
203;
Oct
25
Mar
11%
11%
11%
1,200
11%
Oct
IS3; Mar
18%
18
19%
4,300
57;
1
Inc
Tilo
8674
1
>
1
Corp
Markets
ft
24
534
%
1
100
%
41,700
io
°ct
93«
5,000
8%
Oct
434
5%
26,500
4%
Oct
1%
6,600
1 %
2%
32
Sep
May
Oct
Jan
1%' Jan16)
a
Apr
6% July
2% Jun
5%
Jan
9';
1,400
8%
Oct
2%
2%
2,200
2%
Sep
11% July
238
100
1
—
78
-
I3;
78
I? a
10
13;
900
72
Jun
1%
Oct
•
•
*
•
/
17% Sep
23% July
-STFJuiy
5
27%
•
1474
'4,
53;
-1,000
97/il
5'A
16,600
4
29
400
.20
11
2,400
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.
Ryerson A Haynes common
35.
1
1
15>4
9
1374
2%
2%
23%
Feb
Trans
Cuba
Trans
Trans
Tri-Continental
4
Oct
8% Aug
/g
Feb
31
Oct
14% May
24% Jun
Jun
6,000
133;
Oct
1.300
2%
Oct
3
1,800
2% May
4% Aug
Oct
43% May
25'/a
700
23
Jan
-1
27»
27b
3%
1.60O
2%
Oct
5% May
1
..37i
334
41
1,000
3%
Oct
5%
8
Oil
12% Jan
4%
Inc
A—10c
1
50c
Empire Oils Ltd
3
2
Cont Industries
Jan
27b
23'
Trans
Caribbean Airways class
15% July
9
25 %
87
Jan
2%
1.25
common
Company
page
registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4'A% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
——1
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Get
5
43.;
5
°ct
3
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord
Sep
15%
'/a
5
3pc
1
1
Inc
see
Tobacco
Jan
True
Lux
Co
class A
1.25
'"6ft Feb
lj§ Sep
Temper
Corp
23;
80
17'a
200
1%
l7'«
102
850
3
95
4.700
23-;
8i3;
l7-;
125
2%
80
1,200
,
163% July
Feb
Oct
55b
Jillv
91%
Apr
Oct
2%
Aug
2%
79
l7n
4%
4%
4%
1,100
~9
8%
97s
3.600
2%
3%
3,000
2
1 %
1%
1%
8,100
2ft
ft
2
2ft
9,800
Oct
-14'4
Jun
Mar
4%
Jan
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
2
Feb
3 Ml May
Oct
% Jun
574 Mar
•
ft
33
-
Jan
5% July
Oct
8%
3
7.400
ft
4%
4%
1,300
113,8
13%
42.700
11
Jan
20% May
17
16 3;
17
1,000
16
~ Oct
•23% Aug
4%
10
37a
Jan
'
—
29% Aug
i—*•
Trunz Lac
lft-July
79
11%
1
Corp
warrants
1%
95
30'A
Jan
*t
w
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
fl
*
4
20
8-
20
5%
-
'
5,300
5
63%
'
5
60
200
60
8
100
'8
20
100
19%
May
-
Oct
Oct
Oct
-
n
Oct
6% July
Apr
13
6
J
233; July
Oct
1V8
Jan
8% Oct-.
■
5'A Jail
16
-
3%
1%, Jan
T-% July
'
ft
Oct
5%
700
11%
-
Oct
21% Sep
200
17
1%
:
4,000
5%
53a
16
~b's
5,700
24
24
4%
300
f
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7:!a
<
1 % Mar
200
43;
Feb
7% July
.
.
Jan
23% Jan
,
,
9'a-Oct....:
200?
.
•-
..
V 40% %Iay
/ -43% 'May
11% Aug
500;
9%"
9%
62
Apr
26%
jun
41%
•38 V1
38%
>
55:i;
Oct
223,;
-
.
2%
Oct
£1
Ltd
For footnotes
3,300
5%
200
Thorofare
8%
9
1.50
Engineering Corp
Carpet Company
Ave
8
4%
July
Feb
7,200
Thompson-Starrelfc Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Jun
Trans
Inc
Co
6%
Jan
May
8
4%
33,600
9%
—■"
1
1965
O)
Oil
7%
2
14
1
1,700
"4%
Oct
11'A Feb
800
5%
ft
16
Feb
263; Jan
8%
.
50c
dep rets ord reg
Fifth
17ii
12%
5
1%
17 a
17%
1%
A Sons
Ltd—
(The P C)
14,400
1
12
5%
12
2%
100
13
87u
5
I
to Jan 3
Raceway
10% July
17a
63 %
Valley Gas Co—
Field
Jun
2%
9%
,
Roosevelt
8%
17s
18'..
1:,
1
Rochester Gas A Elec 4%
(I)
300
2%
16%
Inc
,
Rokeach
9%
1
25c
Jan
,
Grande
9
20c
Aug
13'A Apr
38'/a
1
common
!)%
Vn
Corp
Mining Co
Vtc extended
Sep
2% Jan
Oct
■
Ridgeway. Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio
2:%
Sep
Corporation
lP'/o
•
1
50o
Petroleums Ltd
Argentine
3.000
Inc
common—
309
"2
1
Corp
Industrial
Richwell
Rico
10
common
Jan
Oct
1
Inc
Oil
Thiokoi
14
13 7 ii
1
5
7
Texas Power A Light $4.56 pfd
Thew
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
173;
2%
1,100
5
common
Electric Co
Tampa
ir
July
Tex a 111
___
A
Class B common
Tel-A-Sign
-
83J,
3,100
1%
T
■
Talon
.
1^733 T
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
7,300
2%
Apr
_
325
100
Corporation
Stylon
% Apr
9ft Apr
12
8
1
*
1
Sim Ray Drug common25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp,
——1
Sunset International Petrol Corp
1
Superior TodI & Die Co
1
Apr
57 % May
21
Apr
16% 'Jan
——*
common
Corp
Stop A Shop Inc
—
Stroock (S) A Co common
Jun
6%
Oct
51 %
of Colorado—
Service
4l/\% cumulative preferred
a
.
2%
1%
10%
1
"53;
20%
l'ii
Jun
4ft Jun
2%
20
I
.1
25:!;
Oct
8 3;
$1-60 convertible preferred—
.
20c
A
•
Metals
Aug
Feb
97
Oct
l'/a
Aug
1
Oct
Jan
•
1
Pressed
lft Aug
80
5%
Pratt Sz Lambert C'o
Inc
'
Oct
5%
Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties LtdPrentice-Hall
800
lo
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrpll
400
5%
25c
class
5%
4,500
5%
81
1
Co
Products
1ft
84', a
li;
1%.
82
700
Feb
2
1
~7%
Standard Oil (Ky)
10
Standard Packaging Corp—
1
Convertible preferred
10
Standard 'Products Co
1
Standard Shares Inc common
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
1
Standard Tube class B
1
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Starrett (The) Corp
1
50c div conv preferred
50c
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
25c
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
•
Steel Parts Corporation
5
Stein (A) & Co common
•
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
F($»
13
common
Mining
'
July
.
16%
19,900
Jan
2/ff
1
•
_1
1
51%
%
Jan
4,400
2%
1%
9'.; Jtuy
2',;
5
-1
50c
1
12
10
9%
39
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc
(Mass)—20
.
25
Standard Financial Corp
Oct
"%
Oct
4
16% July
Feb
1
6%
1914 Mar
r
2
25
~_2b
10% May
10'A Jan
7
Mar
4% July
Oct
Jan
1
4,300
20%
19%
20%
5
1
—1
1
12.50
Spencer Shoe Corp
Srahl-Meyer Inc—_
16% Aug
6'A
G3;
Co
Poloron
14% May
14
Feb
•
6% Jan
43A
Pleasant
Polaris
Sep
6%
•
Scale
Oct
Jan
43;
__5
Inc
Wine
13%
1%
4%
62%
6% Oct
% Oct
300
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Valley
2,30.)
Apr
May
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
"43;
2.50
Pittsburgh A; Lake Erie
Pneumatic
7
98 %
148
63/4
Inc
Mines
Feb
1%
July
39
Oct
"4:,4
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Piaspcki Aircraft Corp
Industries
900
2,700
(f 3 4
Oct
7%
Standard Dredging Corp common
,
Feb
84
91
Jan
3'A Apr
•>
6%
Circle Corp_
Peruvian Oils Aj Minerals
Pierce
16
6%
6%
7
4.48% convertible preference
£5
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Iuc—..
2
Southern Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co5
Spear A Company
1
Specialty Stores Co Inc
5
-
Jan
108
"43;
2
Perfect
Electronics
400
16
15%
"(i1;
100
2.50
-
Pep Boys (The)
Peppered Manufacturing Co
Philips
"43;
153%
__3
.
17,700
16%
57
——2
A
class
B—
•Parkersburg-Aetna
60,500
58,700
2
1%
1
Pari:
Mar
91% Apr
99% Mar
•
Jun
114
200
6%
•
"
79
7!)
Jun
98
Jun
80
400
78 'A Aug
lc
;
July
1003;
87'/a
Page-IIersey
Pan Israel Oil
Jun
99
87 %
100%
21
1
Airlines
Northern
400
23 '/a
213;
19%
•
dividend preferred—:
$4.30
Pacific
27'A Jan
26% Jan
24';
203/4
20
,•
-*
*
•
$4.75
27'A Jan
22% Aug
23'
Jun
25c
—
Sonotone Corp
Soss Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
South Penn Oil Co common.*.
Southern California Edison—
,5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.56% convertible preference
28% F(*> 1
Jun
23
22-y«
20%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.3(1%. redeemable 1st preferred
25
4.50 ^
$4.50 preferred-
Jun
Lighting Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
32% Jan
30% Jan
Jun
25'A
27 '/g
4.00%
Pacific Lighting
28%
100
30
27 %
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
5 °U
•
2,700
20%
29 7 a
——25
—25
25
600
7%
Simca American Shares
5,000 tr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
1%
600
P
1st pfd—25
1
10c
1
87
4,400
V"
5'As c/o
1st preferred-—
5%
1st preferred5 c/o redeemable 1st preferred.
—2
Silver Creek Precision Corp
:
Pacific Gas Ac Electric 0%
;
common
B
Co
Oct
3 \ 2.
Oct
7
.40%
59%
19
3'/a
20% Mar
Jun
Sep
%
6%
15
1
2
75
300
49
! V-'\
49
1
Corp
3% Jan
16'/a Aug
81% July
Oct
2
•
'CorpSignal Oil .& Gas Co class A
(The)
siegler
Jan
213A Mar
16%
6:%
10c
Slcks Breweries Ltd
2'A May
2/4 May
3
——-1
——
-11%
16%
,1
Oct
2',;
62,700
Jan
27% July
Oct
••
li3;
71
2''4
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas Securities1
Oxford Electric
M»
68
100
iff
18%
9,500
si!;
Mi.
87 Vis
1*9
68
1
7
Old Town Corn common
40c cumulative preferred
Omar
*87%
16%
16%
%
•
10,500
63
193;
Feo
7%
17% Aug
3
2%
11",A
6 1%
lift
8
300
41%
13:!'i
2%
1
50o
•
100
—90c
25
Company
3,600
8
Oct
12%
4,400
16%
8
100
Shoe Corb o£ America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Class
Oil
Oceanic
—-5
•
1
25
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Mnr
,
lu Jan
A tfn
•
Sherwin-Williams common
Mai-
it* wfh
4,400
Jan
•
Tm
7%
lifi
88,200
1,700
ttS
7nlv
91%
™'4 SSi
63,800
iii
1%
1%
2:'.i
c{\
10%
7«
r»lv
rou
30
80%
Corp
serrick
Scton leather common
Shattuck Dcnn Mining
Shawinigan Water A Power
Sherman Products Inc
v!
fPf
t1''not-
20,600
5"%
5%
70%
137«
14%
9%
—.—•
——
————_J—.—lOc
1
Servo
1
servomechanisms Inc__
20o
Sentry
42% May
asu
1,400
3%
3 %
5 Yu
"
127ti
14%
26% Jan
825
5
Inc
Bros
Seeman
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
12%
2.50
8
—,—
Ltd
20
Cumulative preferred 4%% series_20
Cumulative preferred 4.40% series-20
Sapphire Petroleums LtU
1
Savoy Oil Iuc (Del)
25c
Sayrc A Fisher Co
1
Scullin Steel Co common
.—1
scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd-..
-50C
Seaboard Western Airings—.—.——1
Seaporcel Metals Inc ———
-10c
Securities Corp General—
—1
11 % July
Oct
Shares
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5% series
1,100
26
Oct
Oct
26
900
25 Ya
Mar
8
9,000
7%
6 Jit
-
Oct
43/'a
37a
25 %
*
•
Oct
453;
3%
*
of America—
Corp
Class A
74
1%
~1
1
1
Nortlispan Uranium Mines Ltd
Oct
12%
1
25
1
50
pfd—100
North American Royalties Inc
North
Oct
1
10%
-*
Norcen-Ketay
"lft
47
52
-"J
500
1°°
•
—10
10
Corporation
774
29,800
7u
"l%
J
Lites Inc
Norbute
%
87'A
10
10
Noma
1
%
li
-
York
New
Balem-Brosius Inc.
Carlos Milling Co
gan
for Week
Low
Far
S
et Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Jun
113
%
—*
New York <fc
3ft
Feb
128 >/4 129%
1%
128 %
New Process
New
lft Jun
ft Oct
,
19,100
2',u
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
1%
lTu
7 Til
—l
20o
1
Arizona Land
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Park Mining Co
New
Shares
ENDED OCTOBER 18
for Week
Low
Par
Ltd
------1
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
40c
New Chamberlain Petroleum
50a
New England Tel & Tel--—100
New Haven Clock & Watch Co-——1
50c convertible preferred
—-New Idria Min & Chem Co
500
Eristol Oils
New
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week'*
Friday
7%
90
9';
Jun
May
Jan
24% Jan
Volume
5633*.
Number
186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1763)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 18
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
United
Aircraft
United
Elastic
Milk
United
Amer
6%
9,600
Feb
4ft
5'iii
24.100
4ft Oct
7-Va May
7,300
% May
N
Profit
1 Q</o
RR
J
&
S
Air
U
S
Foil
700
1
Vitamin
Stores
188
30
187
3,100
1
190
,
lib
1%
Corp
11,300
26%
60,500
21 Tb
1Tb
1%
33%
300
1Tb
3,700
28
4'ft
4
»b
4'ft
500
4
15
l'ft
1%
7,700
l'ft
Oct
31
31
Feb
46% July
4% Jun
2%
49
49
50
500
48
Feb
25'ft
25%
251b
200
25'ft
Oct
14
14'ft
14%
15 %
5,700
14'ft
Oct
21
2
20'ft
20
23
6,300
20
Oct
8
4%
28'ft July
5'ft Jan
common
4 l'a
1
4%
4% Apr
2,500
4Tb
5'ft.
1,200
37'ft
37'ft
40%
3,400
1Tb
preferred
1Tb
2'ft
900
4%
5
Co
5
warrants
Venezuelan
1
1
~2Tb
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
a—..
2
4%
Vulcan
1
117'ft 117%
2%
Corp
3
6'ft
Oct
Aircraft
•
6
600
31a
300
1
1
lOo
„
preference
•
Webster Investors Inc
(Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
1%
dep
Western
1 ''a
•
rets
Tablet
White Eagle
ord
&
shares
l'ft
34,400
l'a
1%
55,300
133%
390
23ft
2%
1.900
2
3
126
l'/a
126
(Issue
2
4 la
4'ft
135
4'ft
10
:_20
18
Rio
de
Janeiro
33% Aug
f)'/2%
Inc
•No
t
conv
(not
included
9'ft
700
20'ft
20%
100
.
Wicliita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
1
Willlams-McWilliams
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-V" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust
certificates;
"wl," when issued; "w w," with warranty "xw," without warrants.
tive;
Stock and Bond
Below
Williams
(R C)
& Co
Brothers common
1
1
preferred——.———_—-
Wisconsin
Pwr
& Lt
25
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.;
on
Stocks
4%% pfd
(John) Industries Ltd
Newspaper
21
Industries
Woodley
Petroleum
1
Inc
Indus¬
8
common
trials
65.24
151,56
88.79
84.60
81.87
65.37
153.04
88.79
84.69
81.92
65.78
151.90
88.59
84.65
81.99
Oct.
17
436.87
114.93
64.96
149.34
88.55
84.42
f'2.02
10"
Feb
38
:
123ft
12%
5%
Oct
Jan
8% July
4'ft Jan
17'ft Jan
300
7
3%
2,000
16
95
2%
725
20
114
Feb
July
91'ft Sep
49'ft
May
43'ft Apr
Jan
15% Mar
16% Feb
45% Oct
1,400
5'ft
21% Jilly
600
Boston
13'ft
6,200
14
79/2
2%s
series
14
77.24
15
77.54
Low
Oct.
16
.
Jan
"l%
"lft Feb
12'ft
Last
Sale Price
Sep
May
23
Oct
'78.05
Thur's.
Fri.
Oct.
A
Friday's
or
June-Deo
*48
88
Quar-Feb
1970
June-Dec
Chioago Transit Authority 3%6 1378
Jan-July
Bonds
Low
High
50
50
.
3
88
A
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1963
Flying Tiger Line 5'fts conv debs 1967
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
A Italian
Midland
National
5s
New
Power Realization Trust 6%%
Valley RR 4%
1963
Research Corp—
convertible
subord
Power 3'fts 1961
Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%« due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'fts 1968
87%
15
81.
groups
77'ft
5
76'ft
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'fts
52%
2
52'ft
48'ft
2
48%
Safe
Harbor
California
3'fts
A
3s
series
series
2%s
B
5s
conv
Edison 3s
series
C
3%s
Southern
Gas
Gas
&
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
3S
3'fts
1971
1970
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Wasatch
Corp
deb
6s
ser
A
Penn
Traction
5s
354.8
503.5
411.8
—6.5
317.5
239.8
152.0
—2.0
163.5
149.0
276.7
—2.7
292.1
269.3
Mining
294.5*
321.2
—8.3
402.3
294.5
—
*New
low.
Transactions at the New York Stock
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
"
*
Tnt'l
lnt'l
Stocks
Railroad
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Mon.1
Oct.. 14
114
94%
98%
97%
Government
ales
fond
Bonds
$4,186,600
—.
2,775,051
$4,256,000
4,799,000
$230,600
2,608,910
204,000
5,003,000
—
2,048,930
4,034,000
123,000
4,157,000
Oct. 17
3,058,630
5,961,000
293.000
6,254,000
Oct. 18
2.666,110
4,048,000
200,000
4,248,000
13,157,631
$23,098,000
Tues.
Oct. 15-,
Oct. 16
Thurs.
Fri.
102'ft
88%
Total
United States
Bank
Bonds
14
98%
80
Total
89
89
93
118
17
55
89
89 Vft
62
89
97%
83%
1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1059
to Oct. 18
1957
1956
19 57
1956
5,175,575
423,558,055
451,936,600
$6,000
$73,000
96,000
111,000
$1,050,600
39,180;430
771,488,500
44,349,800
23.098,000
1,078,000
14,043,000
766.401,900
$24,148,600
Stocks—No.
of
$15,127,000
$810,837,930
$811,083,700
Shares
136
55
Jan. 1
13,157,631
96%
85
$24,148,600
$1,050,600
Week Ended Oct. 18
Bonds
+75
*80
83 '/a
*77
82'/a
88%
*8 l'ft
76%
1
84%
91%
90
9
84
S.
Government
International
:
Bank
Foreign
—■—
Railroad
and
—
—
Industrial
82
84%
U.
$221,000
97%
$77
90%
90%
92
~1
89
99
97
10
94
99
87 3
4
11
84'ft
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Total
3
*52
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
97
87%
84
91
83
$87
93
63'ft
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
77
June-Deo
92%
4
90
98%
(No. 01
Domestic
Foreign
Government
Foreign
Corporate
June-Dec
69
7
69
77
Shares)
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
June-Aug
Feb-Aup
1963
Washington Water Power 3'fts 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs
1974
West
83
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1981
Counties
438.7
—6.2
57
Feb-Aug
3'fts
—4.8
256.6
149.0*
—
Wed.
1998—Jan-July
1981—May-Woo
'62—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1979
G
Southwestern
90
Feb-Aug
4'fts series H
1982
Southern California Gas
—5.6
439.1
269.3*
Utility
119
53%
deb
1978
F
series
94
81 Ya
1
1976
series
79
Jan-July
1976
3s
61
April-Ocf
1973—
series E
95'ft
2
1973
3'fts series D
3s
~7
April-Oct
1965
407.3
'
239.8*
98
Jan-July
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
384.5
—
58%
9f
1964—June-Dec
Electric & Gae CO 6s
Water Power Corp 3s,
411.8*
——
304.3
472.5
372.6
354.8*
Goods
LOW
365.0
Change
'320.2
384.5*
—.
Goods
GG
35
-1957-
High
—5.0
Oct. 4, '57
v/
1970
Public Service
(1939=100):
304.3*
—,—
86'ft
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
April-Oct
,
Percent
Composite
Manufacturing
90'ft
77 'ft
May-Woo
1st
Southern
Low
94.00 Aug
3
78.87 Jun 23
High
75.72
130
86
77'/a
debentures 1970—Jan-July
England
Nippon
3 Vis
17—
97%
87
JUay-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
18
of the common
major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
Lackawanna of N J Division—
mortgage 4s series A 1993
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
75.72 Oct
76.40
SEC Index of Stock Prices
57%
86%
121'/a
*130
95.07 July 26
Trade, Finance and Service
Range Since
fan. 1
bold
_
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices
stocks for the week ended Oct. 11, 1957, for composite and by
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
85.10
Range for 1956
18—
Oct.
Transportation
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
—1
High
Oct.
6% July
5ft Feb
2,000
June-Deo
1970
199?
Edison
Oct.
Wed.
•
Elec Power 3'fts
Steel 6s Aug l
85.39
101
Feb
Low
Pump 4s Inc dej>s 1994
Appalachian
85.20
85.14
Jan
11%
450
13
~Ht' "iVa
Period
85.16
85.33
Range for 1957
Closing
Mon.
Tues.
10'ft Sep
23% Jan
4% Jan
Oct. 11, '57-
Interest
85.39
85.42
-
26 'ft Mar
Friday
Exchange
85.14
(35 Stocks)
Date——
Jan
Non-Durable
BONDS
40
85.29
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
3
10'/a Mar
5ft
~
82.10
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
'ft Jan
400
45%
13%
84.65
Jan
5,200
12%
lft
88.55
Bond#
Mar
!7'b
139% May
—£1
—•
ities
117.67
—
Total
Rails
119.46
Durable
Bethlehem
150.67
10
Util¬
Rails
trials
Grade
117.36
39'/a
5s
..
&
Stock#
current year are as follows
Amer
AAmer Steel
ities
10
Second
Grade
447.90
Wool worth
American Stock
roads
Date
Indus¬
65
443.93
6,700
93 la
45%
Util¬
First
443.78
2'ft
2
(F W) Ltd—
dep rets ord reg__
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd,
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Rail¬
10
15
15%
3 l'a
13
Total'
15
3% July
2% July
,
91
1
*
Machine—_«.
Woodall
20
16
1114
14%
-100
Bonds
10
30
14
Apr
Sep
8'ft July
20'ft Aug
l'ft Oct
6'ft
6'ft
3'ft
16
Averages
the
are
Oct.
l'ft
12%
.
Oct.
12%
~i%
5
Industries— -10
....
Oct.
Ill's
„25
41%
in year's range.)
r Transaction
yEx-rights. z Ex-liquidating dividend.
being traded flat.
*Friday'3 bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
•
A Bonds
29'ft Jan
8%
52'ft
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
for cash (not included in year's tange).
x Ex-
Jan
Jan
8
48%
39
—
Apr
1%
23%
4,300
53
a Deferred delivery
transaction
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
dividend.
•
:
101%
39
49'ft
$391/2
73
99'ft
53
Aug
July
2'ft
160
32 'ft
1%
48%
1
'ft
65.00
150
26
35
1
-■
99'ft
57
116.47
200
26
35
preferred
Jan-July
Jan-July
2012
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
May
1
Tb
2s
54
73
99'ft
*55
441.16
47
—1
common
A)
73%
54
'■
„
11
Oct
35
.,10
70%
Oct.
28'ft
850
_10c
Co
(Plan
Feb
,„1
Oil
stmpd
72
*72
June-Dec
July
68
29
'ft
52
59'ft
72
*53
Mar-Sepf
3% Jan
Jan
50
45'ft
*45'ft
*165
April-Ocf
5s
1972
Jan
54
60
28
%
11,700
&
to
GO
com_
157
1947
1927)
Denmark
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Pern
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan
104
Oct
126% Jan
111'ft
*72
6Tb Jan
4% Jan
Jan
1,000
135
Oct
5
May-Nov
Parana
Jan
7'ft
Oct
86'/a
of
Mortgage Bank of
180
157
1947
1927)
High
126
157
157
3
Jan
7%
2'ft Jan
l7/a May
500
May
Low
180
July
-
Oct
Oct
19
Is
Stationery
Internat
Stores
Wood
3,000
l'ft
l'ft
126
1st pfd—100
Wevenberg Shoe Mfg
Wood
25'ft
100
Westmorelartd Coal
Westmoreland Inc
i
A7s
of
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
5%
400
1Tb
23'ft
24
1
L25
pfd
Western Maryland Ry 7%
Wilson
2% Oct
3'ft July
55
Sep
1% Aug
14
Sep
23'ft Oct
l'ft Oct
5
a
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
White
2r;'a
3
30
Precision Instrument Co
Knapp Inc
Western
23ft
3Va
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
series
(Issue
Jan. 1
Wo.
180
-June-Deo
H' 13'ft Jan
Oct
3
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
$6
2%
•
„
Webb &
A7s
listed
Co
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7 Vo
preferred
Waltham
1947
Range Sine*
Sold
High
Jan
141
93ft Sep
6,300
Jun
4%
Apr
.
4'ft; Oct
,
700
Jan
July
65'ft
■
w
Waco
secured 6s
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
City (Peru) 6'fts stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2'fts
2008—May-Wou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Aug
85
Feb
2% Oct
4,000
10Tb
3%
10%
1%
115
6,000
5
4%
*
353ft
150
3'/a
Oct
Jan
x80
Petroleum
Vinco Corporation
Silver-Lead
f
1947
(City of) Germany—
7s 1939 (40% redeemed)
AHanover (Prov)
6'fts 1949
59% May
31 'ft Mar
common
Norman Industries
AS
7s
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Apr
10
Corp
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
or
Sale Trice
A Hanover
Sep
2'ft
15
Universal Products Co
U tali-Idaho Sugar
AGerman Cons Munic
Jan
43% May
3% Mar
Jan
1%
1
Jan
1%
Oct
250
Insurance:
Marion
208
Aug
% Jun
"1
Tb
500
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
9
Oct
5ft Apr
Oct
Feb
Corp
common—
Universal
Last
Period
Low
Jan
39% May
5'ft Oct
Aug
21%
22%
1
American
convertible
Feb
4'ft Feb
10
States
$4
190
10o
B
United
Van
30
600
%
4'ft Sep
25
Reclaiming Co
Valspar Corp
5
1H0
common
United
Universal
33
5
1Tb
Interest
Exchange
ALima
Conditioning Corp
Rubber
32
5
10s
Canal—
Sharing
class
32
5
common
5 %
Ltd—
preferred
U
%
*
Co
dep rets ord1 registered
United
S
6%
41'«
10o
Products
United
U
6%
Jnc
Molasses
American Stock
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1
Corp
United
Shares
High
High
7% July
Corp
United Cuban Oil
for Week
Low
common__50c
Products
United Asbestos
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sales
99
4
98
102%
92
101%
.101
11
*96% 100%
100%
c tnni-t
Stocks
104'ft
Mon.
Oct. 14
Tues.
$19,000
839,935
92,000
815,100
Oct. 15
Wed,
Oct. 16-
-777 r?25
Total
Bands
$40,000
$21,000
108,000
31,000
16,000
31,000
35,000
"s'ooo
$45,000
88,000
36,000
5,000
27,000
68,000
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Sate Price
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
A
Baden
Centra)
(Germany)
Bk
of
A 68
series
A 6s
series
ADanzig Port
7s 1951
Jan-July
German State & Prov Banks—
A
B
1952
Waterways 0%s
*185
Bonds
Sold
Wo
Bange Since
Jan. 1
Low
190
Feb-Aug
1952
*135
105
*111
91
Jan-July
1957
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
High
*24'2
—
21 %
4,761,575
Bonds
19C
Foreign government
April-Ocf
1951
&
High
134
Foreign corporate
106'ft
24%
Total
—
—,
r
$213,000
50,000
72,000
$213,000
$9,410,000
$12,255,000
42,000
1.836,000
5,084,000
45,000
1,431,000
1,274,000
3
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1764)
Monday, October 21, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
stocks
East
-
Sale Fries
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER IS
FOR
Exchange
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Siiares
watling, lerchen & co.
Range Since Jan. 1
Members
•
Par
——5
Motors Corp
American
American
American
Tel &
Tel-—,.—-——.—100
Co
167%
167% 169%
'3,931
167 V2
47%
.
768
,
Oct
Oct
42%
Oct
73%
136%
'
Stock
Detroit
34% May
24%
109
American
Stock
Exchange
Midwest
Exchange
8% Mar
Jan
5%
225
24%
42%
——SO
—
York Stock
New
l
24 V4
High
Low
Tilgh
6%
100
Sugar Refining com
Anaconda
Low
Stock
Exchange
Exchange
180Vs Mar
Ford
Jan
DETROIT
Building
■
Boston
&
Boston
Pers Prop
Buffalo
Eclipse
———
Fuel
&
FastTn
Gas
Eastern
Mass St
6'/
cum
cum
Electric
Gillette
CO
Kennecott
■
13%
153
13%
Oct
16
Coal
85
50%
Oct
70%
20
Oct
42%
Jan
28%
30%
197
28%
Oct
42% July
Cement
53%
10
53% Aug
67%
Detroit Stock
Feb
40
46
Jan
62
Feb
50%
260
47
July
52
Jaix
45 V«
*57%
47%
724
45%
Oct
11.28
11.28
5
11.2C
Oct
11.85
'
"
Sale Price
Par
Sep
60 %
2,986
52%
Feb
72% July
A
35 %
646
33%
Oct
46% Mar
Allen
35%
75
35'/8
Oct
53%
Bonn
—
90%
514
85%
Oct
25%
rnwmm
28%
162
25%
Oct
Jun
128%
Jan
40% July
P
C
Narragansett Racing Assn
1
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Northern RR (N H)
Olin Mathieson Chemical
—'
12%
Oct
331
Jan
Company
11%
Oct
Jun
Consolidated
5c
Oct
12c
Mar
Consumers
14%
Oct
17%
Jan
442
128 Va- Sep
137%
Jun
100
14
79 Va
79 %
50
79%
Oct
91 % Mar
40%
—
43%
180
40%
Oct
60% July
Drug Co
Shawmut Association
Standard
Stone
On
Co
Torringlon
Inc
United
Rubber
—
Davidson
S
Smelting Rfg & Mining
Vermont
&
Detroit
Jan
Detroit
Economy Baler
Ex-Cell-O Corporation
24
Oct
27%
1,240
40%
Oct
47%
Jan
36%
1,222
34%
Oct
45%
Feb
General
37
38%
276
37
Oct
49
Jan
31%
32
30
31%
Oct
77%
77%
54
77%
Oct
95
Feb
Great
13
131/4
80
12%
Apr
14
Feb
Hall
52%
Feb
68% July
•
56%
55V4
58%
686
Fruehauf
Gar
STOCKS
East
Sale Frio*
Par
American
Baldwin
Laundry
63V2
Jan
Piano
Lakes
8
4 c/r
Hoskins
com_
—
E'agle
17
14%
Sep
26% Mar
185
22%
Jan
32 % May
33%
217
33
Oct
100
Va
90%
4
85%
26 %
27%
502
23%
83 %
26
100
84
Sep
95%
Jan
Oct
50%
Jan
Oct
90% Mar
37
77%
624
Picher
10
31
4%
Apr
75
34%
77
4%
Apr
30
i
34%
34%
77%
4%
98 %
Jim
Sep
82%
34%
-12%
—.
37% Jan
57
10
Transit
Apr
25
50
Milling
30%
16
—8.50
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati
Oct
804
3% July
4% Max*
Lunkenheimer
P
octfT
U
s
Gamble
&
Randall
*
class
Printing
Unlisted
American
1
Cyanamid
26%
40
25%
50 %
773
44%
26%
143
25
38V4
5
American
Telephone Si Telegraph
American
Tobacco
Oct
64%
Sep
39% July
,
Jun
51%
Sep
28%
Jan
44
Jun
40%
35
36
Jun
52%
9
52
Jan
52%
Sep
14%
14%
168%
39%
179
14%
Oct
38
Oct
20
11%
Oct
18
148
167%
24
Sep
2%
90
70
Aug
77%
47%
150
43
Oct
47%
49%
512
15%
15%
72%
Oct
65%
Oct
6
70
5'%
Oct
peso
39%
39%
42
395
3934
Oct
69%
50%
•
Gas
31%
36%
37%
45
45
47%
4,530
13%
7,831
15%
1%
1%
1 %
1%
2
5%
5%
5%
5
Oct
1%
Aug
1%
Apr
25%
2 54
320
25%
Jan
27 %
Apr
142
5%
Sep
7%
Jan
13%
133
13%
Oct
17%
2%
2%
203
"
19%
425
17%
17%
175
'17%
2%
100
25%
13%
~2%
19
ackard
5
Chemical
Dupont
5
Motor
5
Electric
International
International
Tel
44%
50%
58
50%
Oct
37%
50
37%
Oct
421'4 Mar
15%
16%
326
15%
Oct
18
Jan
925
125
9% Aug
300
2%
27'
27
716
26%
Oct
10%
11%
2,578
10%
Feb
13
13
18%
1,275
17% Mar
3%
350
Lead
Laboratories
Jun
Jan
5% Mar
8%
Oct
Apr
4;1i
4%
12%
12%
340
12%
Oct
16
—_1_*
15%
15%
300
15%
Sep
17%
2%
2%
200
2%
,
33
oct
29
300
29
29
Apr
Jan
2% Oct
1% Mar
May
Admiral 'Corp
Pennsylvania RR
46%
Jan
Api>
Allied
Jun
Allis
52%
170
47%
49
80
210
50%
168
Oct
68
Chalmers
205% Mar
59% Mar
Aluminum
52%
Feb
72% July
47 % July
American
17
Apr
American
Can
38%
Jan
American
Cyanamid
38%
Oct
15
920
14%
Jan
30
Sep
Aluminium
Am
Ltd
Co
Broadcast
(Unl
Paramt
Theatres
Phillips Petroleum
28
50
26%
Oct
5
14V4
Oct
20 %
24%
May
24V4
American
50
Motors
15%
Jan
26
Corp
Oct
American
Rad
181
Stand
287'e
Aug
45%
Jan
American
Tel
32%
Oct
39%
Jan
American Tobacco
5
America
24%
Paper
90
110
102
50
47
15%
85
16%
American
20%
100
Oct
Oct
44%
Oct
28
Mar
American
136% May
52% Jun
see
page
44.
Corp
14%
Jan
Oct
.9%
4 %
Oct
5%
Sep
5%
Oct
9
Sep
26
Oct
900
29%
Oct
51% July
100
69 %
Oct
101% July
1,100
14%
Oct
40%
37%
40
34%
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41%
37%
39%
31%
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31 Va
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31%
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r.
-
Jan
36%
Oct
57
July
26
Feb
63 %
July
Oct
16% May
7%
36% May
Jan
24
14%
Oct-
24%
1,100
1,800
40
Feb'
45% July
37 %
Oct
48
100
2,800
31
Oct
43% July
1,600
1,200
11%
Oct
167%
Oct
500
Jan
(Un)
A
(Un)
8
Oct
53
Jan
32%
Oct
4918
Ashland Oil & Refining common
$1.50 conv 2nd preferred.
Jan
30%
30%
Atchison
62
29 Va
Oct
39% July
46%
53%
46%
35
43
Oct
58.%
Jan
58%
58%
25
52% July
61%
Sep
23 %
May
26%
27%
41%
Feb
25%
19%
26%
39
25%
Jun
29%
20%
112
18%
Oct
79
26%
Oct
40%
190
39%
Oct
2618 July
61% Jan
52%
54%
220
52%
Oct
68 ^'4
42%
43%
170
42%
Oct
54%
54%
57%
236
54%
56%
Oct
56%
56%
10
52%
39%
39! s
67
39% Aug
Feb
July
62%
Jun
72%
Jan
68
45%
July
Jan
Avco
49%
$31,125
47
Sep
58
Jan
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co
Aviation
—
31%
200
32
500
70
31%
-6Y2 Mar
Jan
18
Jan
179% Mar
Aug
78%
Feb
43% Julv
Jan
May
3%
3%
3%
300
3%
Oct
50
42%
1,500
1.900
Oct
47%
47%
39%
42%
10
42%
46%
12
12
12Va
600
12
1* "
15%
15%
15%
27%
700
200
15 Vs
Oct
19% May
27%
27%
Oct
30 % May
19%
19%
20%
2,900
19%
Oct
9%
18
18
200
500
150
14%
39 %
Oct
2.100
5%
Oct
5 "
*
46 Va
7
72%
Jan
16%
Sep
Jan
64%
Oct
9%
10
Corp
Consolidated Inc (Un)
40%
39%
3
5%
5%
10 %
400
10
10%
700-
62
250
8%
10
*
1%
28%
Jan
5
30%
47
9
8%
Oct
10
Oct
59
Oct
^
4
37
July
45 Ys
Oct
66
May
Oct
1
400
1
40
40
42%
1
5
27%
27%
32%
5,100
450
600
26
32%
28%
36%
28%
Oct
5
13%
13%
1414
1,200
13 %
Oct
Corp
May
Oct
Oct
8
Airplane
18% May
14% May
74
1V8
pi
Fisheries
Jun
7% July
28 %
Co.!
11
57
650
100
(Un)
Steel
Jan
Apr
Aug
-
Corp
Bethlehem
26%
10%
24
Sep
Jan
1,200
1 %
28%
47
50c
10
6
61
1
13-
20
40%
Manufacturing
Benguet
Booth
25* '
11%
167% 169%
74
74%
10
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
Boeing
49
;
74
4
Manufacturing Corp
Bendix
_25 ' '
.10 *
non-cumulative preferred
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Jan
19%
11 %
168%
5%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
5%
5
common...
(Un)
37 5
Oct
"
July
5
class
Company
Corp
Armour & Co (111)
Binks
Oct
7%
100
700
14%
14'%
100"
__1
15
3<Jl%
.1998
Co
(Un)
75
53%
10
Viscose
Oil
(Un)
60
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit 4%s.
Jan
7%
500
15
7
Co—
41
42%
12%
(F W)
38 Vz
7%
27
69%
14%
Oct
55'%
29%
•
50% July
26%
53%
6914
*
'
Feb
26%
8%
7%
4%
6
39
29%
5
San
19
Jan
.16%
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Tel
Foundry
32 Va
22%
7
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&
&
38
25
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37 5a
26%
7%
7%
414
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36 Va
26
—
10
-
32%
Oct
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(Indiana)
(Ohio)
&
Steel
Armco
106
Machine
Anaconda
Amurex
*
15%
19"
19
32%
—2
50
70
21
102
—5
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£
36%
33
45%
10
10
34%
20'%
—•
Tobacco
,
*
Low
300
1,900
800
3,400
800
1,400
800
42
36% July
14%
10
Oil
—
12.00 ' *
31%
28
331/gc
—
7%
4%
5%
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41
7%
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31
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Airlines
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'
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Paper
44%
15
50
rvi-Coia
1
—
5
Akron Bfass Mfg
49%
;
Sales
Range
fr
10
._
Castings-
Oct
44%
Week's
of Prices
.Friday
5
i
—
Alumiixum
Oct
168
Exchange
compilation of tho round-lot transactions only
common
30
15
12
footnotes
15%
Oct
4%
566
31% July
20
1
1
Last
42
355
5
Edison
For
3%
Apr
3"% May
117e Aug
Jun
10
11
Sale Pries
75
134
10
Distillers
Woolworth
liy2
Jan
10%
.
162
39%
5
S
.f>Va Aug
Oct
3%.
27
STOCKS
42%
60%
Natl
U
8%
II
Midwest Stock
A
31%
32:%
OP
11% July
3%
9 %
Alleghany Oorp (Un)_
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Allied Laboratories
i
58%
34%
Standard
2t% Mar
3%
200
Sep
Oct
3%
3%
Jan
Jan
22
9%
*
Advanced
131
38%
*
Standard Oil
3%
62%
Feb
400
wire
14%
Standard Oil
42%
29% May
•
—10
Acme Steel Oo_———.
47%
58%
1
Regis
21% M .y
Oct
uct
Jan
29% July
Sep
102
1
*
(Glen L)
Reynolds
558
—1
common
*
Tel
(P)
Corp of
Republic fat eel
2%
25
J tux
3
oep
10%
—.——1
——-./lO
Abbott
70
Aug
47% July
47% July
38%
Inc
Radio
55%
17% May
Feb
22
Products
Young Spring &
142
54
55%
25
2%
10%
——
.
.
25
———5,
82% July
Jan
50 %
50%
168
Montgomery Ward
St
64%
1%
3
4
Harvester
Pure
40
_5
general Motors
reyhound Corp
F
2%
2%
Aug
5
1
Company common
Wayne Screw
17%
"
5
22
——
Udylite Corporation
6
6
& Axle————5
Sherman Products
Jan
9%
ISO
:—_2
—
6/a
116
1
—
(The)
'
1
Jan
275
————2.50
Rndy Manufacturing
22% July
6 Ve Feb
Feb
1%
—*
common-.
River Raisin Paper——
Mar
28
May
5
5
;
Spring
•
5%
9%
10
common
Dillo
17
I %
—1
—
Company
24
200
1,300
July
5
Metal common——1
(H Wi
Apr
3
8 % July
9%
——1.
Products
1"%
Oct
Jan
Feb
1
.—3
Co
Apr
1
——-—1
&
Jan
4%
1%
350
5%
5%
Jan
8%
47% July
4
——.—:—
Products————
1
%
1 %
Apr
3%
200-
18
17%
3
-—1
200
Jan
24
3% Jan
1,800
24
24
2%
——_■.—
common—
Motors-
42
7
Dow
National
Mar
1,245
Pfeiffer Brewing
Walker &
59.''
Chemical—1
&
Metal
Studebaker
Oct
3%
Rustpxoof
RocKweii
45
3%
Corporation
Prophet
July
Oct
Chemical Corp
Davis
Rickel
45
Oct
Wheel
Parker
51%
Feb
Oct
—————
Screw
Peninsular
4%
Oct
36%
4%
—————
Clements
Parke
Apr
30%
10%
Refineries
Murray
3%
100
38%
Heater
Motor
Mt
100
542
'
235
Industries
Michigan
4
4
8,891
31%
Dayton Power & Light
Ohio
69%
37%
Curtiss-Wright
Martin
5% Mar
21% Jan
4%
49% Aug
45%
Lorillard
Oct
Oct
39:,b
Industries
19% May
7% July
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Service
Loew's
Jan
2%
31%
4
Jan
15 %
5%
Clopay
>
10%
11%
36%
Jan
46%
76
5%
47%
Products
&
41% May
Oct
4%
Feb
43
3
Corp
General
Jan
Oct
300
%
31%
Par
Ford
7%
Jun
%
6%
11
Jan
75%
1
1
Columbia
6
37:
1,899
2%
12
11%
180% Mar
75Va
10
Oil
Manufacturing
Benguet
City
100
Jan
25
Armco
Cities
462
10,320
6%
38%
48% July
12
169
38 %
168
95
50
Chrysler
6'fo
38%
11
Manufacturing
Scotten
Mar
52 %
11%
100
Anaconda
Ashland
Jun
48%
—
10
American Radiator
Avco
Jan
68
Jan
26
52%
6%
Jun
Stocks
Airlines
American
47%
Oct
45%
40%
—50
-
Oct
50
363
26%
•
common
31
17
61%
49%
5
Preferred
170
50%
26
—.2
B
32%
50%
•
31
59%
Gibson Art
Jan
Max*
3%
Jan
38%
Drug
Masco
High
23
90%
Electric
Preferred
Cincinnati
Low
113
6
37%
1
.
Electric
Leonard
33
33
&
Gas
Range Since Jan. 1
23%
—10
preferred
Cincinnati
23%
600
6%
17% Mar
49%
Sep
—————2
Oil
Lamp
Kysor
High
23%
common
S4.50
Shares
Jun
44%
9/64 Mar
6%
Kresge Co (S S)——————————10
for Week
of Prices
16%
384
1.66%
——1—
1
————"
Brewing
Granam Vaige
Kinsel
Sales
Range
910
44%
37%
———_—_1
Kaiser
Exchange
Low
—20
Manufacturing
Carey
Champ
Bearings
Corp
Ironrite Inc
Week's
17
"443a
11%
Industries
Motors
Houdaille
Friday
82% July
6%
5
Trailer
Wood
Howell
Cincinnati Stock
Jan
.-..1
———3
;——5
—
Goebel
Aug
'
——
64%
1
Fprd Motor Co
42
—.
100
—__—_*
12.50
2,402
1
———
Federal-Mogui-Bower
24%
'
73%
—1
Corporation—
65% May
34%
—.
—
.
Iron—.—.
Gray
Steel
49% May
20% Jan
40%
709
67%
Jan
Feb
Feb
21% May
16%
._20
Mfg_
Oct
17%
Feb
Oct
1
——————
36
55
100
Jan
5
14%
1
—
52i/4
2,460
13%
Oct
Oct
685
44%
——————
&
'
50
RR Co
Mass
System Inc
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Jan
10%
24
5
Waldorf
22%
7
3
1
Jan
67%
common—
Motors
Bros.
24%
Oct
630
Detroit. Edison
23%
>
16%
190
400
3% May
15%
10
Paper
Continental
%
41
*
U
19
200
3
Rig.its
34%
*
25
Co
39%
19
•
Corp
55 Va
39 Va
—
—
Oct
8% Sep
20% Aug
25
21
52 Vt
•
1
Co
Mach
Shoe
81/4
20%
15%
323
16%
8V4
20%
7
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us
15%
•
—
Fruit
United
S
.
—
Shop Inc——
Stop &
U
Co
Webster
&
50
2.50
Co
RR
Rexail
7
3
.7
15% May
14%
II——__25
Detroit Gasket
Pennsylvania
100
3
/——~.
Power
16%
May
2% Mar
13 %
100
16%
16%
2%
*
High
Low
178
14
2%
—5
Chrysler Corp
1,050
105
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14;
1
Manufacturing
Briggs
3,359
14%
1
—
Equipment-.
Brass—
&
128% 129%
129
5
Alum
6C
5c
'
—
14%
20
100
101
30
Wrigley Stores——
Electric &
15%
11%
1
—
Cos
Service
National
New
101
101
5% cum pfd—100
RR Co
Slimes
Low
Brown-McLaren Mfg common
Budd
Maine Central
for Week
59% Mar
57%
85%
■
Sales
Range
ol' Prices
l.ast
STOCKS
35%
— mm
Exchange
Week's
Friday
33 V\
...10
Corp
54
52
50
__
50
PONTiAC
Aug
10
-^1
Co
1
KALAMAZOO
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
Aug
53%
20%
52
5
Co
WOodward 2-5525
1
Jan
49% July
—
1
Copper Corp
Star
Lone
191/4
Mar
37
50%
*
*
———————
Creek
Island
<
Capital Corp
General
Oct
12%
80
300
Telephone
Jan
20%
100
-100
.-n
Co—
Motor
12%
Feb
54
Ry Co—
pfd class A—
pfd class B
Nat'l Stores Inc
Ford
com
Aug
381/4
13%
10
1st
6'<
Assoc
Oct
46
—
—*
—
128
12%
10
——
47%
38
-*
—
—1
Corp—
30
662
123
128
46%
•
*
pities Service Co;—
Copper Range Co—
General
47
—25
Maine RR——————100
Edison
First
1
—100
RR——
Albany
&
Boston
Boston
39^4 Oct
Mar
V8
Jun
1% Jan
56% July
35% May
44% July
18% July
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Number
186
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Far
Borg
(George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
,Brach
&'Sons
Brad
Foote
0
(E
Gear
'
*
Budd
800
34
1%
•
34%
600
73 %
50
1%
21 % May
Mississippi River
Oct
14%
Missouri
33%
Feb
52% July
Modine
23 3,s
Jun
28%
Monsanto
300
Aviation—10c
Canadian
Illinois
Certain-teed
Champlin
$3
Public
Service—.
Products
Oil
&
Ref
(Un)
Chic
Milw
St
Chicago-&
Paul
Pac_
As
Northwestern
8%
Cincinnati
Oct
Oct
17%
Jan
Napco
1%
Feb
3%
Jun
National
37%
400
34%
Jan
42% May
National
Distillers &
31% May
National
Oct
Oct
8%
52%
52%
*
400
8%
Service
11%, Jan
National
Lead
19
31
May
National
Presto
100
50
Sep
62
Anv
National Standard
52%
Oct
69%
Jan
National
13 %
Oct
20% July
New
200
18%
Oct
34%
Apr
North
American
27%
500
26
Oct
43
Apr
North
American
27%
300
26%
Oct"
37%
Jan
Northern
Illinois
12%
Feb
Northern
Pacific
Oct
Northern
States
130%
132
132
40
129
Feb
140Va
200
131
Oct
140
67%
73%
1,600
64%
Sep
26%
26%
26%
500
24 %
Aug
Inc
Columbia Gas System
Corp..
Northwest
Foods
Power
Container Corp of
Can
Continental
America—.,
70%
Jun
Ohio
Oct
51
Jan
Ohio
Sep
89%
Feb
32
32
34
1,200
32
Oct
43% May
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin-Mathleson Chemical
12
13%
750
12
Oct
20%
23%
23%
24
800
23%
Oct
32% July
Crane
15%
Co
Motors
15%
16%
2,300
15%
Oct
37Ta
37%. 38%
5,800
37%
Oct
23%
2,900
21%
Oct
31%
•
1
Corp
15%
450
14% Aug
16%
100
44%
49%
2,300
%
Oct
17%
1,300
17 %
Sep
20%
41%
350
40%
Oct
46% July
6%
900
Steel
14
14
25
24%
24%
25
;
25
17%
17%
21%
5
Co
Cutlahy, Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
14%
6
5
6
1
.
32%
Pacific
Get
8%
11%
Feb
Feb
36%
17 %
Oct
35
6
31%
Apr
Gas
Co
&
common:
—10
._
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation™.
27%
5
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
5
Dow
Chemical Co
5
Drewry's Ltd USA Inc____
Du
(E I)
Pont
Eastern
Eastman
Elgin
Kodak Co
National
(Un)
168%
47% May
convertible
Corp common
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola
V
Pfizer
Falstaff
Brewing Corp
Ford
of
84%
Feb
7%
Oct
205% July
51%
Motor
Foremost
200
5%
350
44%
1,800
Box
General
General
•___.
Contract Corp
Dynamics Corp
General
Electric Co__.
General
Foods
Corp
47%
14%
15
12%
13%
3,000
12%
Oct
11
11
13%
3,100
10%
Oct
Jan
112% July
11% Feb
Co
Public
Service
Oil
Goodyear
Tire
(W
&
H)
Quaker
Great Lakes
Oil
Apr
Louis
Jan
St
Louis Public Servit.
Oct
14%
Oct
68% July
59%
58%
60
2,400
52%
Feb
46%
38%
46%
46%
400
July
Dutch
Corp
40%
Jan
39%
II,000
38%
Oct
48% July
47% July
Schering Corp
38%
39%
300
35%
Oct
45 %
Sears
27 %
May
Schwitzer
8heaffer
(W A)
11%
200
10
Apr
_5
79%
15%
79%
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2%
52
25
& Electric—;.—_8.50
Gas
Mount
100
•
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip) & Co (Un)
3% May
15% Aug
Low
11
10
tUn)._
12%
19
—
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•
Chemical
Ranf e Since Ian.
High
12.50
Cement
Manufacturing
J
28
19
5% series A preferred
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
•
Chicago South Shore & So Bend
12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
;____*
Chicago. Towel Co $7 conv pfd_
*
Chrysler Corp
Oct
Oct
10
Jan
(Un)
Fuel__J__„
Portland
™
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1
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Feb
Jan
37%
28;
1
com—
1%
100
2%
%
12
37%
25
25
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Ry
500
Oct
Shares
,11
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10
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1%
1
common___
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)__
1%
10
'
2%
12%
10
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1%
10
2
Prospect Ltd
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Celanese Corp of America (Un)_—_*
CentlivrO Brewing Corp
_______50c
Central
&
South West
Corp__. —5
Central
•
1%
10
5
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9%
for Week
Low
1
Utilities
Brewing
Oct
200
Inc__
South
1%
38%
Hecla
Minneapolis
9%
25%
Eastern
Middle
Jun
14%
38
<&
Jan
86
300
25
California
45%
Oct
Mar
I,300
5
Calumet
Mickelberry's Fcod Products
2,000
_15
Brothers
Par
Oct
1%
Butler
15.
9%
31%
10%
—1
5
High
Feb
33%
73
Sale Prise
15%
Company
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
,
25%
Bales
Week's
Range
sf Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
29%
73%
34
.•
__20c
_
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
27%
5
>
Works
for Week
•f Prices
Low
10
FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 18
Sales
Range
Friday
Electric
Public
iF W)
Power
8ervice
Co
•
(Un)
10
10
19%
Feb
15 %
Oct
21% May
Yates-American
§
10
Aug
15%
Youngstown Sheet <fc Tube
♦
19%
28%
19%
40
—10
41
30 V2
19%
57
19
Mar
30% Aug
2,500
8%
Apr
11% July
200
15%
Oct
20%
1,700
52%
Feb
68% July
19
Oct
26%
Feb
Jan
Jan
19
100
20%
29Va,
20 %
40 Va
300
19Va
Oct
23%
600
28%
Oct
33% May
19%
Sep
23
Jan
40
Aug
45
Jan
13%
2,500
600
July
Jan
9%
9%
82%
10
300
9%
Oct
82%
100
80%
Oct
121
Jan
Jan
3'
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The Commercial
ar^d Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 21, 1957
. .
(1766)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range for week ended
october 18
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
stocks
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
stocks
Admiral
Corp
45%
Oct
63
Jan
400
7%
oct
14%
Jan
95c
1.10
8,700
Feb
2.20 July
48%
50(4
Oct
64% July
2%
2%
2%
48 %
Co (Tin .
——Goid Mining Co
2
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
1
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp (Un)—18
AHis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Dn)—
10
Aluminium Ltd —-—-»——
Amerada Petroleum (Un)„—————•
American Airlines Inc com (Dn)—1
Amer Bckast-Para Theatres <Un >
1
American Can Co (un)_
12.50
American Cy&namid Co (Un)—.—
American Electronics Inc-——
:1
American Factors Ltd (dm—iikii:—20
American & Foreign Power (Un)„—*
American Motors Corp (Un)
—.5
American Potash & Chem
—•
American Radiator & s s (Un)
5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)_a*
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco Co
(Un)
25
2%
Juneau
Alaska
78
29%
34%
5'(
Avco
a97%al04%
966
14%.
Oct
40%
Feb
37%
Oct
4811 July
s
40 %
41%
37%
38%
1,744
Inc__
Feb
21% July
27%
Oct
36
12%
112
12%
Oct
17%
7(4
570
a37% a42%
186
28
7
37%
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662
41%
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169
3,268
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3,193
24
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955
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110
38% July
39% Aug
2234
22%
395
20
Feb
27% Aug
47%
47 %
563
46
Oct
65
Jan *
12%
1218
275
12%
Oct
16%
Jan
15%
15%
130
15%
30
30
360
30
Oct
32
19%
Oct
26%
40%
Oct
56% May
Oct
11%
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.
20%
40%
41%
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Co
Borden
Inc
2%
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(un)
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Burlington
&
Television
c
18c
2,700
32 %
855
14%
15%
310
14%
47
625
44%
Oct
42
5.339
39%
Oct
50% July
11%
1,292
11
Feb
13%
Jan
Oct
13c
Jan
8c
8c
1,000
3%
3%
4.140
2.90
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4%
Jun
13 (4
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210
12%
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18%
Jan
3%
32 ci
35%
6%
101.
5(2
174
1,090
Oct
45%
July
Jaii
100
19%
Feb
25%
Jun
14%
15
275
14%
Oct
21% May
217
5%
Sep
7% Mar
1434
a25%
220
19
Oct
23
38%
5,632
38
Feb
43 % May
14%
14%
338
13% Jan
16% May
6
2,660
5%
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239
26%
5%
394
35
Oct
14%.
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220
14% Mar
10
69
69
989
69
656
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Oil
Dow
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~
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Paso
Common
Electric
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Erie
Railroad
Eureka
Corp
.
Fansteel
fa.0o
Feb
72% July
4
Oct
•'
Oil
Honolulu
— —
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2.10
101
3%
Oct
38c
10,300
Oct
1%
Oct-
s
1,235
36%
1.239
14%
Martin
Jan
Jan
16%
Oct
34%
Oct
29% July
108
114
1,070
33
35%
15,573
32%
Oct
9
2,881
8%
Oct
13%
36%
37Ta
505
35%
Jan
45% July
19'L
21
925
17%
Feb
25% July
995
70c
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73c
2.30
321
275
33
Oct
40
443
47%
Oct
70
Jan
74% Aug
310
51%
Jun
15c
15c
6,000
12c
Apr
30%
30%
1,496
30
Oct
70
72%
687
87
87%
607
87
41%
317
34%
36%
2,429
5%
54
3%
120
26%
Feb
32% July
93
39%
Sep
46%
Jun
Sen
13%
Jan
Oct
2%
62% Aug
67%
440
10
1%
400
1
66 %
66%
385
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41%
47%
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31%
34%
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100
23
24 %
3,462
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250
Jan
82
70%
Jun
Merrill
16%c
1
Oct
4%
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1,270
13%
Oct
22
Jan
2.240
16%
Jan
27
Oct
44c
16,965
40c
Oct
28%.
1,114
28
Sep
36%
1,912
26%'Aug
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4.231
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July
62%
23
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32tb
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26%
Oct
35%
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25%
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16',«
1,200
15%
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17%
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215
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35
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243
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National
Apr
National
Aug
Apr
1.15
Jan
New
13%
Jan
17%
Oct
12
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125
12%
Aug
166
44%
217
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Oct
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Apr
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14%
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22
1
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Niagara
52
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19
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Norris
91
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62%
2.102
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409
52%
1,148
41%
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4
325
3%
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6
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201
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Oct
50
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3%
-
51%
4
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Aug
22%
Oct
173
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37
May
July
Oct
Jun
North
Jan
6%
Northern
51%
Oct
63
2 it
26
310
26
Jan
28
13
13
660
12%
Sep
14
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30%
41
July
135
20%
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Oct
26
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Oct
57% May
Invest
Pacific
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27%
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32%
32%
270
32%
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14
14%
300
12%
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15% Aug
32
33
1,464
32
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41%
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10%
Oct
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Ohio
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198
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21%
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230
11%
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40
Aug
28
May
39
Apr
45 % July
145
37%
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2,600
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3 %-
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39%
Jan
18%
20
237
18%
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22
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1.80
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14
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28%
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Pacific
Feb
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Jan
Jan
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20c
1.70
1.80
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1.60
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2.70
2%
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3%
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47
194
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31
32%
1,166
31
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1.75
12
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41%
41%
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2,041
41%
57%
57 %
210
57%
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5
10%
11%
139
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Finance
Corp
:
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11 %
2,970
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23
23
24%
1,905
20
36
38%
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-
154
Oct
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■
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11%
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8
10
Feb
Jan
61% July
Oct
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Corp
Fisheries
American
Clay
July
97fc
2.\1Q
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5
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(Un>;
(Un)
Mathieson
Pacific
Apr
20
860
.
Sep
8
%
200
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20%
.
15
Oct
Sep
5%
2,300
8
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20
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20
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9%
7% May
330
5%
5%
1
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13% July
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5
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33% -Jan-
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25
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7,147
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Oct
6%
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1
4%
11%
Jan
Jun
1
82% Mar
1
4%
113 4
—
Jun
39%
49 %
%
Petroleum
Oil
Oceanic
1st
preferred
51st
preferred
25
29%
29%
29%
1,231
28%
Jun
32%
24%
24%
145
23% July
27%
Feb
5'r
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25
23%
23%
24%
439
22% Aug
27
Jan
25
24%
24%
137
23% Aug
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23
23 %
300
22
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35%
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Co
623
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49
Oct
32%
208
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1,172
43%
35
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32
266
33%
43%
20
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29%
—20
42
32%
1
192
4
20%
20-%
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334
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225
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5
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42% May
39%
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4c
483
20 3 b
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2,000
39%
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30
27%
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Jun
23%
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30
3
37%
20%
Electric System (Un)
New Idria Mining & Chem Co-
Occidental
co
21% July
Jan
39%
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—1
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18%
Oct
31
20%
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(Un 1
Inc
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.
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15
492
10
Natomas Company
551
45
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47 %
454
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51%
168
685
280
22%
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—
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11
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13%
29
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&
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15%
a
Auto
Biscuit
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Nal'l
Jan
8
..
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National
371h
Oct
2%
150
9%
33'
45
1
9%
July
33%
3
1
——
Apr
42
41%
Co
Oct
6
58% July
Sep
14%
41.%
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43%
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15
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ward
Jan
53
100
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143
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Jan
33%
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53
Mother Lode Mines.——p .10
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May
47%
6%
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12%
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31%
~
11%
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14%
15
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57%
2.60
38%
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76
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—
56
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2,361
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10
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2,298
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40
10
Oct
&
17%. May
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5%
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4,110
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1,343
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53
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47
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2.30
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Jan
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150
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107
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July
19%
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108
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May
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150
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Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loriilurd
46%
500
__
Ltd
Petroleums
260
1,210
%
36%
37
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—-—1
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7
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38c
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79% July*
62%
74
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1%
1%
■
4%
Oct
532
316
1%
Jun
21% Aug
Feb
16c
64
81
81
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3%
Oct
Oct
3%
Sep
Mar
28% July
24% Jan
160
17%
a40%
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1
46
750
10c
Co
39% May
Oct
3,132
33%c
——
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Oct
35c
—10
•
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21%
33%
2.30
10
Lear
630
1,092
17%
*
(Uni——1
Kern
27%
2.20
'
May
22% Oct
17',,
62%
1
45
Oct
3%
f
39% May
34% Mar
38%
2.20
o0c
(Un)
County Land Co
Loew's
May
25%
Kenneeott Copper
Libby
July
5
25 %
Kaiser Industries
Liberal
19
Feb
17%
__
Co
rr
Co
Salt
Jan
4%
22
Corp (Un)
5
Lauglilin Steel (Un)
10
Alum & Chem Corp com—33%c
Leslie
July
15%
34:%
&
Kaiser
19
350
1,400
16
33%
Johns-Ma nvillc
Jones
15% Jan
17
4%
21 %
Oil
Jade
175-
17
4%
'
.
Co
Central
Oil
47% July
21%
Imperial Deyelopinent Co Ltd—_—16c
International Harvester
'
Inlrrnatl Nickel Co of Canada (U11)—•
International Paper Co (Un).
7%
International Tel & Tel (Un)
——
Int'ex
48% July
Oct
34%
Co
Cement
Illinois
Jan
38%
947
(Un)—
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp (Un)
Idaho Power co——
Ideal
41%
27%
Corp—
Sound
Howe
250
9,435
25 %
!
Jan
47
39%
16
—
,
Apr
7%
38%
—.
—
Jun
46%
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38%
1
1.455
343*
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Flying
Hoffman
Holly -Development Co
Holly oil Co (Un)—
Homestake Mining Co
27%
1,359'
Ltd
Lia
52%
1,000
2 1/12
Co_
Electronics (Un)
26%
5 %
Eng & Airplane
Oils
6,520
5
15
July
--1
Powder
Hercules
Menasco
45%
com
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class
Fairchild
60
-r-ua
20% July
60%
Gas
Co
58%
—0
Hawaiian Pineapple
68%
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Capwell
68%
26-%
class a—
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Oil
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Oct
Co
class
24
Oct
28%
417
189
Northern Ry
Greyhound Corp
Grumman Aircraft Engineer (Un)
Gulf, Mobile <te Ohio rr (U11)
□ull Oil Corp (U11)
Oct-
-50c
Products
Sep
46%
26
1,679
Great
13%
44
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Auto-Lite
Electrical
17%
3,868
•
1
52%
(un•
Natural
45%
390
54%
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Chemical Co
Lakes Oil &
Great
153
5%
Co
Co
Oct
17%
51 %
4
1
535
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Kodak
29%
17%
-
58%
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Graham-Paige Corp
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Eastman
29%
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Goodrich (b f)-Co' (Un»
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber com-—-—5
13%
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6
1
39%
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Brewings Co
521
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co_
Industries
Jan
34 T i.
Gladding
Goebel
13(4
25
Co of
Chemical Co
52%
1
52%
•
(Uni..——_
Oil
Oct
»
49 ya
*
■
—
Aircraft
Jan
615
34%
(Uni—
Products Corp
11%
25
_
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un
Dorr-Oliver Inc common.
Douglas
Douglas
24
29%
38%
Brothers
Gimbel
Gladden
31
50c
(Un»_
Raining
Ltd
Jan
18
1
Decca Records Inc
Co
<71% Jui.y
Oct
Jan
„
•
—
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&
Fob
10%
,
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Mines
38
6,093
38%
Gillette Company
Oct
25%
2.123
13%
4
1
Oct
a
49
10%
83%c
common
New
Oct
23%
45%
34%
Gettv Oil Co common-
22
26%
18% May
10
(Un)
Rubber Co—
Tire &
General
20
52(4
59% May
Oct
28%
Utilities (Un)__l0c
Public, feerv
General
General Telephone
508
8%
Oct
14%
17
1,181
530
45
1,452
'
20%
8%
4,050
15
11%
Service Corp (Un)—10c
Public
27(4
*
;
(Uni
Curtis
Deere
Jun
47%
45%
1%
*
Paint Corp common
General
May
45
preferred
1st
64
14%
——
General Motors Corp com
General
20
1
(Un)
Zelierbach Corp
Dome
63%
Oct
—
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25%
"8%
25
(uni
Cuban American Oil
'
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1
(Un)_
com
12 t11
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General
1'
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(Un).
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Crucible Steel Cc «f
2!* July
35
Electrodynamics Corp__.
Crown
36% May
35
Edison common
Consolidated Edison of n y (Un)
Crestmont
10%
Oct
Feb
1
12%
Jan
Oct
100
Commonwealth
Co
Jan
aan
20
__
Oil
1%
35%
1 iv
Fuel & Iron
(Un.
Oct
Oct
ii
19
12%
High
Oct
45%
17%
Co (Un)
of Calif
General Foods Corp (u11)
General
Lehman
22
1 vtf
Columbia Broadcast Syst class a„_2.50
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45
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controls
General
General Dynamics Corp
Jan
14 %
300
10
Products
16%
Oct
9%
1,554
5%
25
—
25
Corn
Oct
12
12.50
(Un)
Corp
Climax Molybdenum Co
Continental
34
38-%
123
Cities Service Cc
Crane
Feb
52
26
20
5
Clary
Co
61
60
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Jun
Mar
34%
.
48%
14%
2
5
Corporation
General Amer Oil of Texas
Jan
8%
17
21%
34
166
Chicago Rock island & Pac (Un)
Chrysler Corp
Continental
Jan
14% Jan
21%
59 (4
*
Consol
603s
Oct
3%
4,985
15%
29%
3.768
5%
15%
32%
5 in
(Un)
Consumers
6c
752
common
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Solvents
Feb
34%
10
of America
Gas
22%
05% May
Jan
52
39%
12
Products Corp
Oil & Reiining (Un)
Commercial
July
11%
39%
2c
Voug^it Aircraft
Columbia
May
47
154
5 t«
Certain-teed
Colorado
35c
Oct
10
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Jan
22
Corp (Un)
(j If & Co. (Uni
Chic Milw St Paul rr
9
Oct
33%
27%
Apr
14% July
Oct
46%
33%
12
Carrier
Chance
6%
Oct
18c
18c
lcc
Railway (Uni
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Aug
Oct
97u
Oil co
Pacific
Jan
3%
Oct
11%
co—.
Atlantic
Cnamplin
6%
680
5%
Natural Gas Ltd———
Oeiancse Com
1,000
1
Packing Corp
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Case
3,867
6%
Feb
58% July
3% Aug
4%
30%
47
High
45%
,
1
—
Garrett
Jan
14%
Oct
11%
4%
Jan
7% July
Oct
6'l
Jan
6
2% Mar
36%
11%
5.50
Canadian
535
4(4
15
California
Ccnso
165
July
17%
Oct.
10
1,101
2%
39%
34
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California Ink Co
Canadian
5%
915
2.50
(Un)
Ccrp
Cement
Calaveras
7
Oct
10%
10
0 %
5
50c
Budget Finance Plan common
Euriker Hill Co (uni
19% May
Oct
Oct
2%
/
5
10
;
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Jun
2%
36%
10
15
.
—
—.
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-hale Stores Inc
Jan
42%
15%
5%
5%
36%
1
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(Un)
72%
Oct
'
5%
July
43
Oct
Oct
100
15%
Jin
42%
1,554
3%
15%
77%
Aug
30%
2,938
8(8
7
7
2%
179% Mar
24
345
5c
common
70
3,050
15'a
1
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5
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Bolsa
c
19%
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Airplane Co
Boeing
1.050
19%
(Un)„
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Jun
11%
42%
2
Corp.;
Diamond
Blue
Jan
12 Vb
41%
74%
Bestwnll Gypsum Co com (Un)—— 1
Steel Corp (Un)
8
Blair Holdings Corp
18%
63%
11%
167%
421
Bethlehem
Bishop Oil Co
Black Mammoth
May
56
Oct
a
11%
Corp, (Unt_—l————_1'
Aviation Corp (Un)—_—_—_5
Bendix
Apr
8% Mar
Feb
5
40 3 8
July
167%
Aircraft
Bell
11
723
16%
12%
1
.
24% May
45% .. ly
275'
16%
27 (2
a
-
479
(Un )
Instrument
Jan
24
Oct
14%
15%
15%
2713
—:—lc
Baltimore & Ohio rr (Un)
100
Bandlnl Petroleum Co
1
BankJine Oil Co
1
Barker Bros Corp common——5
Barnhart-Morrow Consolidated
.—1
Beckman
1.402
Jun
141%
Feb
109
163
53% July
Oct
29%
1,392
,
May
14(2
(Un)„13
Corp
Baldwln-Limn-Hnmlltoh
Baldwin Securities
36
14%
4
—20
3
—
96% j Jy
15
—~~
preferred (Un i
Mfg Corp (Un)_
Oct
Oct
14 Yz
1
(Un)
73 3
1,675
.
Dry Goods Cprp_
1
Atch Top & Santa fe (Un) com
10
Atlantic Refining Co (um_——10
(Un)—
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25%
200
26%
Associated
Corp
3% may
2(1
25%
a97%
Oct
oct
2%
100
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Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp 'Un)
10
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp (Un>
——5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
5
amico Steel Corp (Un)
.
—10
Armour & Co
(111) com
(Uni
—5
Ashland Oil a- Refining (Un)_:
1
Warrants
46%
100
78
Anaconda
Atlas
62c
250
.
2(1
25
(Un)—
American Viscose Corp
High
Low
385
7%
1.05
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Air
1
7-%
——1
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—
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Aeco
Range Since Jan.
a43'« a40%
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25
10
5
—2
1
Much & Chem Corp
Ford Motor Co
Foremost Dairies —
Friden Calculating Co
Fruenauf Trailer Co—
Food
llU/h
Loin
Par
(Uni-..—..l
Industries Inc
acf
Range Since Jan. 1
Low-
Low
Far
Sales
Week's
Friday
Shares-
Jun
<
Jan
I
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27%; Jau
,
25
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Number 5683
136
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Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Pacific
Indemnity
Pacific
Industries
48*4
48
48%
GG5
5%
5%
5%
2.171
3(i "Jo
30%
37%
4,240
100
100
100
25
83%
Development—33'%c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
&
Co
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Petrocarbon Chemical Inc__
10c
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Gamble
Sound
Pullman
Co
Oil
com
Pulp &
lUn)
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Pure
Co
847
16
Oct
05c
53%
45
Feb
42%
Sep
752
12%
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18
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18
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Oct
34
1,500
16%
Feb
23%
1
1
200
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17%
285
40%
2,919
18%
28%
4,805
10
44
43%
17%
20%
—-2.50
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10%
64 %
59%
850
52% July
61%
13
2,552
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Oct
63%
Feb
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21%
20 %
Sep
20%
27
504
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Feb
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Oct
33
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23
30
30
32 %
130
42
40%
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1,411
24%
24%
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Oct
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Delaware Power
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Duquesne Light
Electric
A
26%
Jan
48
Jan
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Oct
1%
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Oct
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36 %
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200
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Oct
33 %
33%
4
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Jan
Merck
17%
Jan
Oct
33%
Oct
4
55%
Feb
70%
Oct
Jun
40%
43%
3,009
40 %
Oct
51%
64% May
1.103
49
Oct
67% May
64% July
1,804
47%
Oct
2,730
44%
Sep
51%
Chemicals
Philco
27%
27
27%
1,407
27
27
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280
3%
3%
3%
21%
21%
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401
20%
Jan
30%
35%
27%
0,109
35%
Oct
25% July
46% Jan
Scott
33
Oct
45%
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Oct
26% July
33
33
1,023
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19%
19
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39%
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47
47
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Mar
39%
Oct
52%
Oct
42%
Oct
14 %
Jan
63%
Jan
4%
23
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33
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19%
43
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July
Jan
26
Feb
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Oct
45
4%
Oct
21%
Oct
245
30
Oct
40%
1,051
33
Oct
62%
835
54%
Feb
76
BONDS
5,000
18%
Oct
33
Jan
10
11%
1,837
10
Oct
21
22'5
21
Oct
24%
1,228
23%
Oct
25%
20%
27%
1,127
26%
Feb
34
11%
12%
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11
Jan
Oil Co of Calif.
Union Pacific Ry Co (Un)__
1,038
43%
43%
40%
4,089
10
25%
25%
26 %
2,074
12.50
Inc—:
10
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Corp <Un)„—
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54%
1
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common
Consol Oil
16%
101% Oct
43% Oct
25%
450
15%
Sep
20%
Oct
Oct
15
28% July
25 % Feb
27% Apr
50
10 J/2
Jun
30
11%
15
11%
Oct
17% Mar
30%
.
998
39%
880
44
26% Aug
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Feb
47% Jan
42 J/4 J"lv
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Oct
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13
Oct
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,
Feb
Jan
84
50 %
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42%
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Jun
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46 '/a
16%
4,574
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Oct
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32%
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100
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Oct
35%
30 ',2
7,294
35%
Sep
40% May
40% May
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Jan
Jan
2,522
5 J/4
Oct
10
Jan
13
1,888
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Apr
21%
1,956
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19%
Oct
21
Jun
22%
Jan
Apr
July
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12
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17
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27
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Sep
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Oct
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59
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Oct
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60%
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Feb
17%
Jan
1,330
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Jan
7% May
411
33%
Sep
38 % Mav
1,133
32%
Oct
38% Mar
42%
1,258
52%
Oct
300
6%
Jan
7%
1,595
41%
Oct
Jan
Apr
30%
235
29%
Oct
all %
all%
210
12 %
Oct
37%
47% Feb
38% May
16% Jan
38%
589
36
Oct
49%
54"%
54%
58 %
10
4,421
54%
50
49%
50
1,206
49
4%
4%
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Jan
Oct
72%
Jan
Feb
4%
00
Apr
Apr
Blaw-Knox
Thursday
5%
Jan
72% Aug
83
July
Pitt
Joy
Shares
Range Blnee Jen. 1
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LOW
High
v '
37 34
38%
105
35%
Oct
64%
Apr
22%
24%
95
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Oct
29%
Jan
10
25%
26%
216
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Oct
43%
16
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16
Oct
18
Jan
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Pittsburgh—5
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10
;
32%
28%
•
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:
26%
5%
Sep
37'%
26%
Oct
4%
Oct
33% May /•'7% Ja;i,%
4%
4%
40
32'%
163
Oct
47'%
40
44%
Oct
74%
12%
13'%
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12%
Oct
18 % Mar
2%
2%
200
2 J/b
Aug
Jan
Oct
2%
85'%
37%
Jan
69%
27%
27%
5
26%
27%
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Co
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71%
5
& Foundry
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
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40'% July
46%
5
10
Toy Mining—
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Engineering
31%
Apr
2.50
l
common
San
7% Mar
32 %
75
31%
Walker
Jan
3
300
1
—
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell Spring & Axle
•
of Prices
Low
1
Natco Corp
/Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
;
for Week
Refractories.——7'%
Manufacturing Co
1
Harbison
<
Sales
Range
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Duquesne Brewing Co of
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Fort
Week's
Last
Columbia Gas System
Jan
88%
0%
41%
$10,000
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Armstrong Cork Co
Jan
30%
,
23 %
12
Alleghany Ludlum Steel—_—
Jan
18
6%
30%
137
41%
Sale Pries
May
31%
1,735
50%
Oct
16
Par
124% July
63% Jan
22
5
_
Co <Un)._
Oct
-41%
—_—5
Corp
Feb
10
0%
—10
22 %
15%
•
Corp (Un)———
%
20%
52%
20%
1
—.
■United
Sugar
420
25
Sugar common
Feb
10%
publication.
20% May
30% Jun
Union
23%
29 J/4
STOCKS
Jan
101% 104%
00
80
J/b
*
Apr
19%
•
Oct
24%
16%
24
11%
321%
30%
44J/2
12%
Feb
41 %
;
38
Jun
Pittsburgh tabulation ends on
Thursday, October 17.
Friday's prices were not received in time for
41% May
Oct
Corp___
9,393
18% Apr
47% July
15
5%
Feb
25%
23%
59% Mar
Oct
13%
This week's
Jan
"21%
23%
22%
Oct
14%
'
Ealtimore Transit Co 4s
Jun
20%
21%
_1
44%
729
88% July
.44J/4
10%
35%
Gas Light common
Jan
Oct
(Un)
1,810
15%
39%
i
50%
;
44% May
19 Vis
.
Feb
July
1,780 Aug
10
1
Inc
80
41
24%
Jan
__10
*.
5
354
47%
23 J/2
•
Aug
May
8%
00%
11
34% Mar
29 3 b May
1,240 Feb
Apr
Oct
1
Lab
Co
Washington
Oct
371/4
27
487
13%
50
18% May
81% July
45%
Oct
41%
14%
Co—
French
Gas
Apr
Oct
27%
38
•
&
Jan
13
32 '/a
2,743
.»
82% July
Jan
81%
38
50
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
37%
33
7%
40
44%
10
common
08% July
61% Jun
133
195
174
51
Sun Oil Co.
Jan
10%
45 V'u
-.
21% May
37%
41
•
61 %
1,009
Jun.J
13
Co
Kline
11%
7% Oct
14% Oct
3 2 J/b Jun
64'/a Jan
27 J/b
ton-Spring Brook Water
Jersey
Jan
81%
•
common
59% July
15
13%
Paper Co
Service
July
Oct
321/b
27%
_1Q
*___
Manufacturing
South
Aug
30 */2
9%
832
9%
32%
3
preferred
Smith,
42
Jan
919
7%
50%
Corp
Reading Co
26%
10%
44 J/b
5
Progress
115
34
10
38%
Public Service Electric <te Gas com
$1.40 divid preference common
Apr
941
Apr
10
30 %
2.000
1382% 1450%
a29% a30%
7.50
38% Mar
.
,
■*
30% Mar
Oct
431
55%
31%
32%
a37% a37%
*
.
18%
170
8,207
4%,
21%
_5
Inc (Un)
3.104
■
a42% a44 %
14%
14%
a5G%
—5
_______
20
Aug
3%
350
6%
*Un)__-
California
26% July
27
Mar
a
1
Potomac Electric Power
Jun
$2.44
*
14%
a
31J
14%
•
Oct
1801
Sep
44%
50
62
Oct
24%
9%
34%
Corp
45% Mar
167%
280
29%
936
l
1
High
7 J/4
~7%
1
Philadelphia Electric common—
Philadelphia Transportation Co
_2
(Un)
5,450
10
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jan
5% Aug
91%
Jan
27%
450
Corp
Pennsalt
% May
51%
"
167% 169 '/a
24%
25
1
Inc
Pennroad
5% July
12
Sep
Utah-Idaho
Jan
S%
114% July.
Low
420
15
Mergenthaler Linotype
9%
Universal
July
45
Oct
Jan
16
Range Since Jan.
High
57%
Jan
Co
Shares
55%
28
16%c
62%
31 %
Rubber
Jan
20c
for Week
Low
.
1
29
Oct
22%
Steel
Jan.
Sales
R^nge
5
Oct
200
222
Week's
of Prices
15%
Brothers
Oct
887
S
Oct
72%
i.66%
10%
852
S
Oct
79%
34
Dairies
Motors Corp
25
325
4
71%
71
40%
198
2,703
U
6%
440
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Martin
(The)
Co
U
10%
;
100
80
14%
Homasote Co
%
1.40
50c
Inc
6%
Bait—
Hamilton Watch Co v t c__
Hecht
(The)
Co common
Corp
Industries
40 "
6%
79%
2
Oct
32%
S
513
6%
July
65%
15C
Sep
13% May
10
Oct
24%
U
215
40
33%
!
Oct
j
9%
•U
Oct
2,000
14
10
Co
%
i
24%
United Gas
42-
15c
40
67%
10
17%
General
25
Co
68% July
"
67%
10
Battery
26
31 %
Fruit
"507
Light common—13%
13
31%
United
43%
33 %
1
1,195
_
Air Lines
32% May
Feb
25
non-voting
Motor
Foremost
July
44% Mar
24%
United
1,099
1.80
Co_
Co
Storage
Class
82
___2
Union
Oct
59.
21%
52%
15c
1
5
1,840
common:
Carbide
20
1,053
13
Fidelity & Deposit Co_.
Finance Co of America at
Jun
25
Union
%
Oct
22%
-
13%
167%
common—
18
__
——
-
Company j
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Publishing
42 % May
5 "
9%
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)—™—
A
26%
Warrants (Un)
—11%
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
'
Baldwin-.Lima-IIamilton
•
Airlines
15
57%
•
27%
a___
Trans World
63
1,457
.
40
6.50
20
20
10
common
Trausainerlca
25% July
14% May
Jan
42
100
*
:
17%
——5
(Ind)
Preferred
23
Tel
Feb
15
Inc
14 % Aug
47%
Oct
21%
56%
Budd
May
May
38
&
Oct
Texas Co
Textron
Oct
Jan
10
Par
Corporation
City Electric Co
61%
(Calif)
Swift & Co (Un)_____;
Sylvania Electric Products
Thriftimart
,v£|
Aug
11%
15%
1
24
Co
Tidewater Oil
Jun
1.55
Oct
9%
43
80
Co
441
2.50
(Un)
Texas Gulf" Sulphur Co
Jan
36%
19%
Last
859
—1
Oil
28%
Sep
Oct
55% Feb
57*%
1-
•
503
Petroleum
Sunray Mid-Continent
Oct
166
21%
(Un)_
'
14 %
(Ohio) (Un)
Oil
Oct
Feb
Tel
•-
25%
Studcbaker Packard
Superior
30
39%
'
1:
Baltimore Transit Co
;%
Inc
Jan
310
10c
—_1
Tube
73%
Co
Webster
&
24
(Un)
Drug
&
32%
50c
266
13
52
15%
_2.50
i
common
13%
Sperry-Rand Corp
Sterling
20
Oct
13%
13 It
50%
Stanley Warner Corp
Stauffer Chemical Co
20
12%
57%
j
^
10
(Un)_.—_*
_'.
J
50
L_ -250
Explor
70%
_20c
N
43
1
(Un)
71
__1
com
43
5
(Un>_.
_a,
5
10
47%
Stone
Arundel
Atlantic
31% July
70
48%
of
Co
Stores
American
•
Oct
23%
45%
Oil
American
21% Jan
79% Aug
28% Jan
12
04%
23%
48%
of
1,824
Friday
May
40%
Inc
20,536
Sale Price
Jan
Oct
59
59
Oct
36
25
Oil
Cab
-
39%. July
8
703
25
Brands
90c
10%
'•■"4
.
48%
27%
Jan
20
75
50c
9%
(Un)_
W)
'■
Jan
000
Southern Calif Edison Co common
Standard
33
65c
Oct
17%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
23% Mar
41
Southern Cal Gas Co
0% preferred
Standard
59
Jan
8%
15
Standard Oil Co
Oct
16%
30
I—1
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Co
43%
22 % Mar
990
5
(Un)
Standird
32%
29 %
113
9%
:
Co__
Oil
Inc
(F
20%
ZZi
STOCKS
Apr
04%
Oil
Co____—^__t—_______.7.50
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2
Oil
.
23%
Shell
Standard
Oct
1
13% Oct
*
___
(Un)
Co
,
8%
3G
1
com
Co
Co
39% May
25
Inc
Co
Yellow
Jan
i
_.—1
—_
Railway
Basin
&
Aug
,._1%
31 %
1H 3
—.—50c
pfd
20
Jan
19%
5
Ry
(Un)
California
Ry
Ybungstown Sheet
Ford
(Un*
Pacific
Wilson
May
008
18%
.—_—1
Seaboard Finance Co com
Sears Roebuck & Co..
Southern
!
1
com
______—
Southern
-
•
1
Elec
(Un)__,
Telegraph (Un)—.
Jun
com——.3
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (new) (Un)
Scott Paper Co
Southam
Pacific
Union
Aug
793
708
1
High
Jan
33%.
27
27
Oct
51
27
1
.—5
Low
1
com
Life
Woolworth
Jan
50%
172
V
Insurance
Lines Inc
Dept Stores
Williston
Mar
53
Corp___
Co
Range Since Jan.
High
29%
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)„
—10
Westlnghouse Elec Corp (Un)
./ 12.50
Wheeling Steel:. Corp (Un*
10
Apr
Oct
Inc (Un)„
Air
Western
Western
Jan
18%
Jun
Joseph Lead (Un)
Douis-San Francisco
Southern
63
.
37%
5
Sharon Steel Corp
Snasia
Water Co
121
400
12%
40 % July
Co—.
Servomeohanisms
53%
44%
12%
Pictures
Western
1.30 May
05
July
45%
—___——__—1
Inc
Oct
05C
Jan
423
Safeway Stores Inc
Servel
330
Coast
Western
85% Mar
22% Jan
23:% May
Oct
19
-—1
Paper
Oct
44%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—20 g
Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
Regis
75%
05c
a40
West
36% May
61% Sep
2,074
Inc
San Diego Gas &
Sep
40%'
Rheein Manufacturing Co
Richfield
OH
Corp
Riverside Cement Co A pfd (Un)
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
(Un)
St
Jan
42%
-
451
12%
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)—_____—1
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
.—10
St
18%
28%
110
415
32
49 31
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
St
13% Aug
100
50%
al9
,
Bros
Jun
37%
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Roos
131%
49%
Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Reiter-Poster Oil Co__
Aircraft
Oct
Bros
Westatesi Petroleums
Preferred (Un)
July
1.40 July
37%
Rayonier
Rohr
39
10%
65c
5
(Un)
Rexall Drug Inc
Feb
116
Shares
29%
Washington Water Power
94% Mar
Feb
17%
49%
Railway Equip & Realty Co
Revloti
80% July
450
for Week
Low
_
Warner
106% Mar
5
Timber
Radio Corp of America
Oct
<Un>——__2
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
Procter <te
Apr
77%
-
10
(Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
1
Phelps Dodge Gorp (Un)—-—12.50
Philco Corp (Un)
—3
&
39
al8%
al8%
Pfizer
Pun id. Morris
Sep
55c
1,052
Sales
Range
1
Vanadium Corp of America
(Un)—.
Victor Equipment Co
:
Apr
53%
50
33 %c
9
33%
500
31%
54»a
•
—
58% May
Oct
100
Week'*
Far
Oct
5%
2,683
20
High
77
1
*
(Un)
48
13
80c"
23.
110 117%
13%
13%
20
ll(i
(Un)—1
Penney (J C) Co (Un)_.
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
83%
OOC
1
—100
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
Davis
Low
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
'
•
l_w-—.———
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pan American World Airways
Parae,
Low
—.—10
Gas
&
Shares
Co__
preferred
Oil
for Week
Inc__
Pacific Lighting Ccrp com
$4.75 conv pfd
i
—_—.—
Pacific
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
OCTOBER 18
Salea
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
8C
9c
116
65''b
107
27 %
Oct
253
v
26
-
Feb
5c
Jan
5,000
t
-
/;
;;
V
Jan
31% July
16c
%
Jun
$
Apr
5
13%
494
13%
Oct
17
Jan
10
21%
22'%
620
21%
Oct
33
12.50
May
56%
59
263
52%
Feb
14
«•
-
J
68% July,/
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED OCTOBER IK
Montreal Stock
Canadian
STOCKS
Last
Abltibl Rower & Paper common
4%% preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class
_•
A—.
17%
of
Asbestos
Atlas
For
27%
22%
3,890
.
17%
25%
1,145
22
110
Sep
High
35'%
24
Jan
Banque
21
Jan
Bathurst Power &
Oct-
40'% July
50% July
a21
a21
2
20%
Jun
41
43
590
41
Oct
46
48''4
46
46
1
46
Oct
52
al4%
130
14
%
Oct
20
25%
al5
27%
July
1,175
25 J/4
Aug
35
16
Apr
17%
1,340
10
Oct
29%" Jail
al4%
25 %
Ltd
16
spp
naee
44-.
28%
Oct
23
Jan
Bell
Jan
Bowater
Mav
1
Corp 5%
Bowaier
l00
22
38'i
37%
4.0%
2,883
50
49
52'%
811
37
37
37
a
Jan •-/>
Jan
Jan
39 %
10,675
40%
195
%' 44%
100
7
35
4.25
'
36
40
37%
4.00
Jan ./-
58'%
44
7
Jan,.*
60
42'%
40%
35
54'%
Sep
37%
4.00
V
Oct
Oct
Aug
44'%
•
:r
37%
49
July
40 %
*i
Jan
47
25
—
40
25
50
common
/-%$•
Oct
10
J
—50
Oil
24
20
1,205
43'% a43%
a23% a23%
pfd
High
545
22
.—10
Nationale
Paper
Corp
Ltd
Traction Light & Power.
American
Low
24
22
—i—...—
Range Sines Jaw. 1
High
24
Paper class A__
preferred
Brazilian
British
Low
-_-25
.—10
Telephone
5%%
Shares
..10
Canadlenne
B
for Week
of Prices
—25
Scotia
Oct
a21
common
Nova
May
41 'a
17,780
of
24
pfd. ..25
4ri>
pfd—
1—~
Montreal
of
Class
pfd.
preferred
17'2
25%
12,180
Bans,
Bank
33 J/4
,
534 co
Jan
..50
Canada
footnotes
Low
24
Corp
Steels
25%
17%
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
Sales
Range
Par
\Bailey Selburn 5K
28'%
4% 5*
Argus Corp Ltd
Shares
J/2
28
preterred
Canadian Pulo
for Week
22 %
25%
Ltd
Aluminum Co
Anelo
25%
:_25
Algoma Steel
Alumfrrhun
Range
Loto
Week's
Last
Sales
of Prices
'
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Week'a
Sale Piice
Par
Exchange
Fan da
Friday
1,566
37%
40
43
4.00
Oct
46'%
Jan.../
Sep
45
Apr
48
Sep
Sen,
7 %
7 264
7'
Oct
39
0,375
35
Oct
„
J/2
6
10
5774
Feb
Apr"
May
Jun
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
(1768)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
ENDED OCTOBER
18
Sale*
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Prise
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
of Prices
Shares
Range
Sale Price
Bange Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
High
Water &
Shawinigan
Elec Co
British Columbia
5%
Forest Products—
Power
———
British
Columbia
Briush
Columbia
British
Columbia
Co
u46
55
45%
Sep
50
8%
9
1,505
3%
Oct
13%
37
2,280
34%
Oct
53
May
3c
oct
47
Apr
11%
Oct
17%
Jan
34%
34%
38'/a
a37%
a39
85
11%
a
.25
Telephone
11%
11%
2,950
.1
—————
Bruck Mills Ltd class
products
a46
8%
—
preferred
Irown
a46
.50
6%
Apr
Walker
47
47
10
47
Oct
55
Jan
85
85
110
85
Oct
94
Mar
32
125
29
Jan
45%
Jun
10% Aug
12%
55%
Jan
11%
400
38'%
40%
1,203
Oct
23'% Apr
28
24
Mar
29
1,175
10
Oct
19
3c
6c
16,282
14
14%
1,325
4.80
5.00
1,725
8%
8%
650
—
——
1,595
Oct
18c
Apr
16%
4.80
Oct
9
Oct
15
_—
Glass common
—
335
15 Va Mar
20
13%
Sep
19
Pont
42%
43
1,015
42 %
Sep
24%'
27
1,800
24%
Oct
24%
25%
4,398
18
19%
1,125
a21
a23
75
8
8
8%
1,195
14%
14%
14%
10%
10%
250
19%
19 V4
20%
4,855
2.50
2.50
900
2.50
'
24%
Famous
®Corp
a20
18% May
*
50
a23
Ltd
common—
-----—
a20
STOCKS
Anglo-Can Pulp & paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—_5
Belding-Corticelli T/c pfd—
100
1,000
8% July
14%
Oct
10
Feb
19%
Oct
28%
2.50 Mar
3.75
17%
Jun
23
555
23
Oct
31
15
15
15
285
14%
Feb
17 % July
al5
al5
75
14 %
Feb
17
July
15%
16
340
Oct
22
Jan
Jan
24
25%
3,285
24
Oct
33
21%
23
2,440
19%
Jan
28% July
7%
7%
7%
25
7
14%
290
13%
Feb
24
25
375.
24
96
96
130
96
53%
53%
56%
685
51
Jan
14
14
125
14
Mar
18%
18%
22%
3,754
18%
Oct
43
43
45%
525
39"%
Jan
8%
8
9%
8
Oct
24
■
Jan
9
Feb
13%
■
'
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a
Canadian
Jan
Catelli
Claude
Neon
69
Jan
Aug
class
10
16
24%
—
55%
Jun
12%
Jan
Industries
—
—
....
—
9%
Jun
133% Mar
1-
a44
•
15%
15%
•
22%
22%
23
London
Jan
30%
Jan
17
Feb
22
Lowney Co Ltd
July
82%
Jan
Jun
7%
Jan
Oct
9
11%
Feb
Ltd
Oct
18
55%
25%
Apr
Apr
Newfoundland Light
Oct
22 %
Oct
33%
Jan
Northern
27 %
535
26%
Sep
2,275
46%
Oct
66
Sep
8
5%
Apr
6 '/o
non
85
Mar
Oct
47
May
Gypsum Lime A Alabas
•
27
27
28%
500
22
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30% July
St
Home Oil class'A
2
14
14
16%
3,080
11% Jan
23%May
Traders Finance
1,815
11
Jan
23 % May
Trans
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
14%
14%
16%
25
25
140
25
Oct
41
Jan
48%
48%
50
3,101
48%
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86%
36%
36'/2
39%
5,022
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60
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100
11%
11 %
11%
1,420
Maurice Gas
Cement
International
8%
Int
5%
100
5
Aug
6%
preferred,
3,440
23
Mar
32%
Jun
25
7
Sep
12
43
43
50
41%
Jan
45
Mar
49
49
25
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of
Canada
13
a
20
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14
975
10
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20
20
13
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20
75
47% Jan
51% May
Oct
13
11
25
20
•
66 %
66 %
71%
8,905
66%
Oct
7.50
84%
83%
86
548
83%
Sep
•
37
37
42
480
37
July
23
Oct
common
Jun
12
Sep
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Oct
International Utilities Corp common
Interprovinclal
Pipe Lines
Ltd
(John)
Lower St Lawrence Power
MacMlllan
&
Apr
110%
,
Jan
110%
Jan
57%
Apr
5
21%
21%
23%
3,015
21%
Oct
70
Jan
5
37
36%
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4,241
36%
Oct
62
15
18
Mar
19
Jan
15
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15
100
15
Oct
19
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25
•
26%
675
22%
Sep
35
Jan
24% July
26
Jan
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25
50
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6
5,490
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49
54
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15
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Molson
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Montreal
National
Steel
Noranda
Mines
Car
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75
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Oct
74k
Jun
Feb
86
49
Oct
85
22%
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26% July
25
23
Oct
26
July
720
14
Oct
18
May
20%
20 "4
22
34
39
3,215
26
26
26
21
21
21
common.
•
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20%
Oct
29
34
Oct
57%
290
25%
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38
150
21
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26
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w_m
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preferred
footnotes
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•
200
100
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see
page
44.
25
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1.30
100
1.30
81
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76%
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41 %
100
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50
7.00
100
25
8
250
15
24'2
57
15
25
59
7
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.
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Jan
Sep
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130
Jun
1.75 Aug
115% May
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.
11
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16
Apr
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9
Feb
41
7
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6
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Jun
Jan
18
225
24
Aug
34
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72
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100
6
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10%
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3,998
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75
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29
Apr
42
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25
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46
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45
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Sep
72% July
5% May
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55c
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13%
20
3.00
18
Oct
25%
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13%
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Jan
55c
Oct
1.30
Jan
Oct
136
33%
Oct
55
Oct
57%
Oct
42% Jun
144% May
35% July
110
Jan
88
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67
4
57%
57%
62%
75
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
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4
3.00
3.25
800
5
5
5%
800
5
156
25
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26
70
26
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115
23
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26
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32
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53
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1,745
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—
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11%
30
27%
29
255
Oct
Sep
May
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13
Jan
Jan
32
1
Oct
45% July
49%
Oct
84
Jun
42 %
Oct
59
10%
10%
12%
55 %
55
60 y4
2,514
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14^8
1,410
28
28
28
225
13%
16,269
14
400
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13 %
5,895
91 %
91%
100
4.35 July
Oct
3.00
10%
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Jan
27
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55
Feb
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Mining and Oil Stocks—
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Anacon
Anglo
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Mines
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1
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--
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300
10c
5,500
10c
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30c
Jan
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4%c
1,000
3%C Oct
10c
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a
I,133
3,000
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8.00
9.50
975
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1
1
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Beatrice
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Belle-Chibovgamau Mines Ltd
Bonnyvillq Oil & Refining Corp:
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82c
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—
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3*1
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,
,
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Canadian Devonian
Canadian Lithium
Canalask Nickel
Can-Met
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1.75
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14c
Jan
Oct
35c
Jan
5,000
5%e Sep
32c
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2,500
25c
Oct
70c
25c
7,600
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Aug
1.50 Jan
21c
Oct
4%c
4,000
4c
Oct
86c
102,650
40c
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Oct
23c
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20,491
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48c
Jun
51,500
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38c
May
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'
23c
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Feb
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4c
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23%,. 23'2
125
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6.000
4.50
5.70
1,000
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Oct
13 %
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300
5.25
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Jan
4.30
Oct
1
2
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7c
1
Campbell Chiboirgamau Mines Ltd
Atlantic
40c
20c
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2,000
7,500
7c
—
,
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76c;
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Mines
—
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7V2C Oct
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35c
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1
1
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5.25
9.30 May
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4.30
4.30
4.50
2,400
1
19c
16c
20c
10,700
14c
Aug
45c
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27c
16,900
19c
Oct
32c
May
1.90
2.95
17,200
11c
5,000
15c
700
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Mfnes Ltd
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.
1
—
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,
2.35
1
10c
1
~
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,
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Oct
55C
Jan
15c
Oct
54c
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7c
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19c
Jan
3c
Aug
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Jan
1.90
Jan
11
27%
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Oct
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13% May
Carnegie
32
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May
Mines
Ltd,
10%
Oct
25%
Jun
55
Oct
77
May
13%
Oct
23
Jun
28
Oct
38%
Jun
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Central
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13
21%
91
Mar
16%
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18%
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97%
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4.20
Mar
Feb
6c
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46c
Jan
18,000
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40c
Jun
Oct
47c
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Oct
27c
Mar
6.000
;
30c
1.50
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5.85
14,200
.
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15c
1
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Chibougamau
Cleveland Copper
13%
.
27
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775
May
28%
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55
114
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class A
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3,190
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Royal Bank of Canada
Rove'lte Oil Co Ltd common
5%
110
49%
,
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22 V4
8.40
Penmans
-1
19%
105
•
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Placer Development
Powell River Company
Sep
34%
Canadian
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42
8%
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pfd-100
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
•
common
Ontario Steel Products
80
110
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980
35
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Ogilvle Flour Mills
44
8
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Locomotive
29%
May
•
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10%
Oct
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15
24%
57
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
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Feb
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if
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6
27
Mar
Feb
25
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30
3,895
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34
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50
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Jan
32
111
Apr
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•
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Jun
24
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13
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Oct
10%
May
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preferred
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4.00
50
Apr
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6%
25
97
5
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Southern Canada
Indust Accept
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7%
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28
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50
*
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19
cum
30
imperial
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79%.
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45
Oil Ltd.
4.00 May
Feb
5
150
225
Oct
Aug
30
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40
53'a
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85
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;
205
41%
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31% May
52%
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25%
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30
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Oct
40
a
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10
16
190
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10
5
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49
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360
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com
preferred
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115
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27
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37 %
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1.25
28%
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50
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17
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19
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partic class B__l
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J
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35
25
79
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Apr
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,
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33%
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27
42
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pfd—
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95
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5
Oct
5
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1.60
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540
525
15%
15
15
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.*
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75
75
10
21
1.80 May
Oct
25%
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3,650
35
1.60
16
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38c
25,900
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5
class A J'
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*
15
32%
.
Oct
85
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High
Feb
May
25
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25%
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97 %
7
77
Howard Smith
Mar
for Week
40c
21
Westinghouse Co Ltd—4
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31
Hudson
Jun
33
45
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Range
—
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Products
Silk
Crown
116
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Jun
5
77
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Oct
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a
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Canadian Marconi Co
—-—1
•
Class
Jan
40
of Prices
25%
5%
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Canadian
33 %
1,810
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77
.——*
Paper Co Ltd
23
15
Jun
Funds
,
———.—*
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
*
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116
I
4
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Sugar
Dominion
&
Canada
May
*
———.—--50
common—
Steel Wares common
Lakes
610
40
40c
Canadian Arena Co
14% May
7%
7%
7%
4,687
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&
Canada Packers Ltd class B
Oct
401
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40
Apr
Jun
13% May
Jan
23
15%
Lumber
Power Corp.
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a23
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*
Jan
18%
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Oct
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Jan
18
Gatlneau Power common
10
Last
32%
18
—
4.65
160
40
26%
Jan
30
Canadian Corp
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10
10 ""
Oct
450
Co
Jun
27
Sep
7%
30
_
82
Oct
18
30
A
Sep
Feb
23
30
Fraser Cos Ltd common
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66
Jan
17% May.
2.45
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10%
Foundation Co of Canada
General
1,660
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9.00
Oct
19%
34% May
•
class
Players
49
Oct
Friday
23
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—
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Oct
4.00
12
10
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Ford
36#i
6,000
1,420
300
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co__Eiectrolux
25
4.75
4.00
v;-12*12%
72
Oct
10
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;
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10
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Jan
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100
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73
2.50
May
•
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Dominion Tar & Chemical
Dupuis
Oct
May
4,155
18%
•
Dominion Textile common
Du
46%
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16
———1———10
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2,700
2.50
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53
Canadian Stock Exchange
14%
24%
•
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•
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Mar
20%
Par
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Dow
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21
Oct
4.00
.,
May
24
pfd.
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Jan
8%
13%
preferred
22
Sep
14%
46%
36%
*
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Jun
16
—
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
7%
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20
47
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21%
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20
60
555
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14
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preferred
21
Oct
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24%
24%
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2
A-—
Crown Zellerbach
1%
41 %
July
100
10
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Sep
15
Gooderham
Zellers
42%
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36
Jan
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16
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United
14
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uomiuiun
75
Jan
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31
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40
Feb
42
•
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Class
29
Oct
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Canadian
class
Jan
25
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Canadian
235
"
Bank
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common——.•
Canadian Oil Companies
Corbvs
2t
11%
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361
1,070
39
Cellulose————"
Hydrocarbons
Industries common
Canadian International Power
Oonsni
950
27
3c
Canadian
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24
27 y*
31
common
Canadian
27%
40%
Oct
24%
Oct
36
21
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Triad
May
30% Apr
14
&
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25
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95
85
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preferred
Canadian British Aluminium.
$1.25
Cork «h u tt
80
102
Oct
24%
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Oct
20
1,050
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July
21%
23%
Canadian Breweries common.
Cefanese
Ltd
Simpsons
Jan
37
7,192
25%
40%
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com
common
trust ctfs———
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47
common
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Canadian Steamship common
5%
preferred
Canadian Bank of Commerce«
Chem
57%
5
25%
Canada Safeway
Canadian
660
a96
Breweries
Sicks*
July
21% Oct
21%
Foundries common——
Canadian
59%
7%
Sherwin
27
102
Malting
Canada
Jan
a96
preferred
Canada Iron
Oct
29V2
---
■
cement common-————————--
$1.30
6%
10
57%
58
Canaob
100
a32
preferred
Williams of Canada
22 %
24%
25
-*
50
4%
High
20
21
com—"'
new
A
class
Series A
Jan
Pwr
Range Sines Jan. 1
Low
High
—
common
Calgarr Power
Preferred
6%
a32
6%
A
New
Mar
Shares
Low
Par
Low
for Week
of Prices
nasi
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week'»
Friday
31c
2.000
26c
-8c
10c
7.Q00
8c
Number 5683
136
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1769)
CANADIAN MARKETS
1
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 18
Friday
Week'*
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Low
Consolidated Cent Cadillac Mines Ltd_l
cons
nut. ted
Demscm.
.Ltd
Mines
1
13%
Dome
Mines
East
Ltd
Sullivan
Lid—
Mines
'*'
Ltd
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd.l.
-_i_i
Sol
Gold
Mines
Ltd-_
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
_
Fano
Mines.
Mining:
Exploration
Fatima
Mining
Co
Oil
Ventures
Mines
Gopper Com
Hudson-Rand Mines
T8o
18c
Israel
Continental
Jardun
Mines
Ltd
Island
14c
3,000
1.55
9c
/
9c
4,200
4c<
;:-4c
1,000
22c
"7c
10c
-16c
Oct
13 V'4 Mar
Oct
21c
Aug
Jun
July
65c
Apr
1,000
15c
Sep
30c
Jut?
Jan
84c
Jun
16c
Oct
Oct
75c
Jun
3c
10,500
3c
Julv
13c
13
7c
10,000
6Vic
Oct
23c
aJn
13
14%
400
3tec :
.1
13
Oct
1
—
1
5c
9.000
10c
10c
2,200
10c
70c"
T
70c
1,000
70c
2,000
8c
25
Oct
8c
Oct
8c
„
3c
Jun
Sep
13 Vic
Jan
Oct
23c
Jun
1.70 Mar
23c
Jan
•V
Marpic
Explorations
:
1
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd—.
Merrill
Island
Merrill
Mining
Ltd—
Canada
Formaaue Mines
Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd.:
New
l^td
West
Amulet
American
Mines.—
Rare
Obalski
(1945)
Oct
62c
8c
Sep
49c
1.00
Aluminum
Amurex
July
2.00
1
Ltd
4 % 'k
1
18c
3,000
9c
Aug
25c
Jan
.
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd.
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Quebec lithium Corp
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd_a—
1
1
:
Red Crest Gold Alines
14c
Aunor
;
-
i
5%
Tazin
Tib
Alines
Alines
l
Ltd
4.35
900
2.40
2,300
11,100
12c
23,000
7.75
5,200
Oct
1
7Vic Sep
1.35
10c
Oct
Oct
6.6jj^©ct
15,000
lie
10,500
13c
Oct
22c
9.00 Mar
Mines
Mines
v
Valor
Oils
Feb
33c
Ltd
1
1
Corp Ltd.
1
•
Ltd
Pyrite &
1
7,875
90c
Oct
16c
16c
20c
44,700
16c
Oct
70c
Jan
80e
76c
95c
7,005
76c
Oct
1.98
Jan
3.40
3.40
100
60c
75c
7,890
62c
2.25
13c
2.25,
9.00
9.75
200
47 Va
150
25c
32c
10,500
24c
20c
1,612
19c
5c
68c
5 Vac
20,500
90c
69,150
60c
15 Va
2,945
14
37
37
120
37
41%
42
90
9VaC
9c
10c
14,800
3.00
3.00
3.00
7%
6,415
6%
83
81
90
490
5,60
5.50
8.00
16
17%
5,286
1
6c
6c
7 Vac
I
22c
16c
25c
9,500
152,500
——
1
1.90
*
12'/a
5 V-c
1
Jan
Bam at
Apr
Barvue
Sep
39c
Jan
Oct
21c
Jan
1.98
4,400
12
12 V
a
175
6 tec
1
Mineral
Copper Corp Ltd
—
1
2.09
Sep
Oct
16
Jun
6c
Sep
12 tec
Jan
9.70
8,940
8.00
Oct
20%
Jan
21 Va
430
21 Va
Oct
41
Jan
20
21 te
585
20
Oct
28
1.75
2.20
3,100
1.75
19c
3,500
17 tec
Sep
tec
6 Vac
7c
11,949
6 tec
Oct
12 tec Mar
39
38
40 Va
38
Oct
54%
Jan
—10
48%
48-%
51 ?4
3,660
1,802
48%
Oct
60
Jun
22c
23c
8,925
22c
Oct
1.76
—
1
6
-1
22c
1
Exploration
Ltd
17 Vac
-
11c
10c
18c
41,350
10c
Oct
45o
Oct
Jan
84c
Jan
1
55c
55c
55c
4,200
52c
Oct
75c
Jan
—•
25c
24c
28c
59,850
24c
Oct
92c
14c
Mining—
May
10c
18c
68,600
10c
Oct
47c
Mar
tec
7c
8c
6,000
7c
Sep
12 tec
Jun
30c
Mines——.
7
3.90
Apr
1
35c
35c
40c
1.85
30,580
Apr
*
4.00
4.00
4.00
20
55c
55c
1,300
150
2.20
1,750
1.C0
Oct
r
Oct
15c
Jan
Oct
17c
Jan
Beaver Lodge Uranium—
•
15c
12C
9,200
12c
140
12c
Aug
75c
Beaver
*
2.70
8,500
16 Va
16 Va
1'6 Va
110
Jan
4.25
July
Preferred
——_————20
Belcher Mining Corp—
.——
1
Bell Telephone
25
25
25
25
75
193,505
1.98
Oct
Feb
0,600
48c
Oct
2.28
Jan
3,000
34c
Oct
1.25
Jan
9c
7,000
8c
Oct
6.25
500
5.75 Aug
26c
Mar
10
Mar
17,700
6c
Jan
20c
Mar
27,200
21c
Sep
77c
Jan
5c
Aug
19c
Oct
Lumber
4.65
4.65
5.00
2,800
6c
6c
4,000
4c
20c
*. 20c
500
Oct
20c
Oct
10c
1,000
9c
Sep
12"4
6.865
10:te
2.04
—
———...—1
Co
common
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Bevcon Mines
Bibis
11c
14c
Sep
1.89
Oct
7.50 May
Sep
1-.75
51c
12c
14
Oct
Jan
40c
V2 Apr
25
Jan
Jun
19% May
Oct
25
Oct
1.34
1.30
1.78
38
37%
39 Vi
13,184
37%
Oct
64c
>_50o
60C
90c
23,406
60c
Oct
14c
20,028
10c
Oct
32c
6c
19,600
4
tec Oct
12c
Jan
Jan
1.30
Oct
3.15 May
46te May
2.75
Feb
1
Uranium
4 tec
99c
80c
1.27
48,848
80c
Oct
2.65
40C
60c
6,250
40c
Oct
1.70 Mar
1
9 tec
8 tec
•
Mines—
10c
4 Vac
1
—
Mines
12c
1
51c
Yukon
Bicioft
'
4.00
46c
;
Feb
Jan
4.65
18,000
3,700
17,500
22,500
6c
8.00
Jan.
9c
Jan
1.90 Aug
42c
Jan
22c
Oct
Aug
May
23
4.00
Jan
9c
21,600
10c
Sep
57c
Jan
7 Vic Sep
5c
Sep
16c
Apr
30c
Warrants
Mines
Ltd
11c
6,700
45c
65c
-III
6c
7c
15,400
4,200
Bordulac Mines
1
7c
8c
Bouscadillac
1
Black
Bay
Bonville
Uranium—
Gold
Bouzan
Mines—
I7c
22c
19,600
10c
Jan
65c
13c
1,000
10c
Sep
60c
Jan
13c
16c
12.300
13c
Oct
33c
Jan
25c
25c 4:
31c
7,400
23c
1.12
Oct
14c
Mar
May
70c
Jan
Jan
6,000
7c
Aug
15c
8c
9c
Sep
18tec
46c
7,500
39,300
7c
39c
39c
Oct
1.55
40Va
40 te
25
40
Oct
4.15
1,000
4
Sep
50
4.00
1
4.00
7 tec
8c
11c
67,933
*
4.60
4.50
4.75
1,300
*
17 Vi
17 Vi
17 Vi
300
6,253
1
Bralorne Mines
Cordage class A
....
Jun
6C
3 75
15'/4
Feb
Jan
45
'
5%
19c
Jan
Jan
Julv
Apr
Sep
fi.45 M»r
18
Jan
Jun
10c
Oct
Oct
6C
8c
Ltd
Corp 5Vo pfd
Bowater Paper
Boy mar Gold Mines
Brantford
8tec
45c
40c
Gold
Mines
Bowater
Jan
13c
4.40
4.40.
2:25
2.25*
7c
Sep
4.85
1,800
4.50
Oct
2.95
35,100
1.80
Jan
7,vaC
3,900
7c
Sep
74c
July
7.00 May
4.40 May
22c
Jan
te
27 'a
150
27 Vi
Oct
36c
36c
45c
10,700
35c
Sep
2.35
Jan
20c
20c 22',ic
6.500
20c
Aug
54c
Jan
27
1
•
12
Feb
8.00
Bata Petroleums Ltd——•
5c
18c
17c
21 Va
24
4c
10c!«
Oct
1.60 Mar
9,000
3c
11 Vic
1.16 Mar
Oct
39c
6C
Jan
Oct
7c
Jan
5c
10c
Jan
14c
Aug
16c
May
Apr
5c
4,000
4.95
29%
6c
12c
6c
roc.
15Vi
Oct
16
118 Va
Oct
9,600
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaucage
10 -Vi
11V4 May
Oct
5.50
16,800
34c
5c
10c
Oct
Jan
13,000
45c
7c.': '7c
21c ' "'24c
21c
4.50
Sep
8c
July
6.00
7c
6%
81
Apr
Apr
19c
July
3.80 July
42
May
—
Uranium
Jan
50%
—10
—
Mines
Metals
July
6c
1.90
Va,'
21
1
Scotia
Mines
Jun
20
43
16c
5 Vats
8.25
1
——25
Mines
54c
1.90
Oct
7c
7c
1
——
14%
Feb
5c
1
50o
Cons
40c
12c
1
A
Jan
Jun
Oct
te
2.50
777
16 V4
82c
37% Oct
7 V2C Aug
280
Jan
2.20
Jan
14 Va
37
July
* 54c
-
Oct
37c
12,300
14 Va
18c
1.20
,
July
14c
July
452
69c
common
NoVa
Jun
70c
^22c
30c
•
Montreal
34c
Feb
Oct
Oct
»
Mines.
Jan
51 te Feb
Aug
60c
51c
6%
May
16%
'94c
30c
25c
25o
3.50 Aug
28c
Oct
3,800
•
Productions
6.25 May
Jan
2.00
Sep
37c
-j.
Feb
July
Oct
5c
51c
Mines
of
Barymin
Oct
9.00 Oct
24o
Jan
2.00
Jan
46 Va
50
Oils
Baska
12c
20c
5c
.
Oct
1.95
6,000
1
of
May
3.40
60c
700
20c
46 Va
46'a
1
Mines."
Bank
8c
_«
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
29c
1.10
20c
34c
_.__l
Virginia Mining Corp
Wendell
48Va
90c
3,600
50c
_i
Weedon
Oct
Mines
Bank
Aug
Oct
——
Jan
80c
50
Aug
-
Jan
2.90
17
Oct
13c
15,000
'
1
•
Mines
28te
7,000
13c.
1.95
l
;
Ltd
Lithium
Ventures Ltd
18,447
4c
2.08
1
.
Trojaa Consolidated Mines Ltd
United
24 Vs
99
Oct
6.00
16,839
3c.,.*'
io%
Ltd..
United Asbestos
18,920
34c
2.20
-
1.00-
i."'
'
1
Ltd
Exploration
Trebor
Ltd
9.50
25%
—I
Bankeno Mines
May
Jan
33 Vi
50
preferred
2nd preferred
Banff
Aug
25 Vi
Oct
92
24 Va
27c
25c
3c
1
■
Ltd
6.00
66c
41
—
River
Bankfield
11c
1.75
2.20
*
Ltd—__a,j__l
Ltd
250
28 te
lc
i.—
5% Vw
1.80 Mar
15
8,836
29
•
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
Apr
Aug
Oct
Bidcop
Ltd—L
Mines
Mines
17%
94 Va
25V2
5
—
Lake
15
Jan
1.70 Jan
27te'C Oct
*
Artists
Gold
27c
34c
■*
•
Steep-Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Tache
9,120
1.85
•
Mines
Electric
11 Vic
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd.—.1
Tandem
43&
1,30 Sep
1.25 Sep
-
240
Mines
Sep
13c
Tarbell
1.20
800
3,000
common
Aumaque Gold
Aug
13c 16 tec
2.15
Mines
3,900
43
Atlin-Ruffner Mines
5c
18c
*
(1944*
1.45
1.25
1
Yellowknife
1.20
6.65
1
Mines
Jan
1.35
13c
—
Debentures
Warrants
Atlas Steels
10c
.u......_!
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd:
1.35
July
lOe
1.00
-
1
.j,
-
Ltd
Feb
20c
6c
Ltd
Mine
44c
41
Resources
Auto
Sep
Jun
9C;
u_
93c
May
7 tec July
13c
Avillabona Mines Ltd
5c
8c
31c
;
Oct
26c
50c
—
1,100
27c
1
45c
6,500
1
$2.40 preferred
9,000
1
_2
pfd
7,700
3.830
8c
13c
_—
Gold
Aug
July
30c
-
30c
Ash Temple
Feb
9 V*
54p
20c
Feb
17,000
19,000
Oct
90c
—
Nickel
Aubelle
8 V2
41 ¥2
Ltd.
Argus Corp common—
$2V'2 preferred
10.500
—
45c
—i
Corp
5c
13c
100
1
Mines
11c
lie
8V|
26c
Warrants
Atlas
10% Mar
1
Petroleums
Associated
23c
Oct
7 tec
50
Mines
...
Consolidated
Arjon
16c
Oct
May
Vi July
50 Vi July
preferred
Mines
Area
Oct
2,75
27c
Anglo Amer Explor
4.75
Angio Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
Arcan
6c
13c
15,350
45c
—
Develop.^—_—
Apex
Apr
Feb
14,900
3.40
93 Va
4'ite
Ansil
Jan
27 tec
Lead Mines
Anchor
21
12,725
2.75
16%
Jan
6c
14c
1.35.-:,
6.65
Oil
Oct
Jan
July
1.25
common
Analogue Controls
1.25
11c
1
Co
17
9 Vi
.
7 Vac
•
•
Ltd
7
,
24
1
:—
Oils—.
Petroleums
American Nepheline
2.40
1.40
7c
13c 15 Vac
High
35 te
Sep
Sep
Apr
22
160
8Va
50c
Algom a Steel
10c
2.40
6c
13c
7.25
Base
Explorations
Producers
Cons
Oct
Jan
5c
5c
Provo
Standard Gold
1.00
7c
17
•
1.20
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
Sullivan
1,500
17
2.90
certificates
trust
Aumaclio
8c
10c
90c
Alining Co
Stadacona Mines
Jun
13c 13 tec
—l
Uran Alines Ltd
Pennbec Mining Corp —•
Shferritt-Gordon
2.65 Mar
Jun
13c
1
Paudash Lake
Gas
Oct
1,000
6c
Ltd-1
Porcupine Prime
50c
16,500
...
1
Partridge Canadian
Co
61,000
1.00
1.00
Ltd-1
Phillips Oil
1.05
1.75 May
8'/aC
—.1
Opemisce Explorers Ltd—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orchan Uranium Alines Ltd
Pitt Gold
1.92
Apr
Jan
13%
8-VaC
1
Metals..
1
Permo Gas <fc Oil
Oct
98c
2.08
8c
20c
.;
Ltd
Ltd
50c
1.000
.
8 Vac
—
Northspan. .Uranium Mines Ltd—l
Okalta Oils
43,200
1.00
50c
70c
.
1
Asbestos
North American
56c
50c
J_1
Nocana Mines Ltd...i—
North
Oct
50c
Santiago Mines Ltd
_50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
New
Oct
Jan
10
9.65
1
New
55c
55c
Oct
9.00
1
New
Oct
Oct
15c
70c
9.00
Ltd—
25c
1,000
l
■
163,500
II,100
7,300 .*
85c
Montgary Explorations Ltd
New
55c
15c;15c
..
65c
Mid-Chibougamati Mines Ltd
New
33c
99c
.
65c
1
Petroleums
Molybdenite Corn of
55c
_1
.5
—_
Voting
Alberta Pacific Cons
Algom Uranium
5 % debentures
Jan
6C
6c
Explor Co Ltd—. 1
.
Arcadia
3c
1
1,302
Aug
35?i
8c
23c
Louvicourt Golclfield Corp.—
50c
19 (4
1,000
*_
Jan
2.250
18,600
8
25 Vi
.
1
American Leduc
4c
30c
8
10
common
Amalgamated Larder
6.70
23c
8
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Jan
50c
802
Explorations
Apr
13c
500
8.439
1
Aug
Aug
25c
Ltd
Alar
7.210
►
27%
22 te
1
47c
6c
23c
1
Alba
Low
25 te
22 te
—•
Alberta Distillers
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22 te
Ltd
11c
Jan
23c
voting trust
30c
Low
25 te
•
Agnew Surpass preferred
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold
Anacon
50c
16(5
Oct
Shares
25
Oil
Mines
Oct
1,000
21%
9c
&
Gas
Advocate
Atay
28c
100
50c
'
5c
39,500
19 Vi
19%
July
Oct
5c
•
1.35
5c
6.70
4c
J2C
Jan
1.000
6ci-«'»-6c
4
Oct
4c
400
6.70
Apr
23c
for Week
•
Acadia-Uratlium Mines
Acme
Aluminium
a30ca30c
5c
Jan
3.10
Oct
Oct
41c
5c
5c
3.15 May
1.32 Sep
14c
<•
Sales
Range
Par
Abitibi Power <fc Paper common
preferred
1.—
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
Aug
1.70 Oct
6,700
5c
30c
Aug
Jan
Oct
4c
17,100
•
42?4
May
50c
Ltd—JL
Co
Mines
29Vic Jan
Oct
27c
Petroleums
Uranium
Sep
1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—.
Long
12c
1,000
10c
1
:_
Jan
23 Vi
3,000
60c
1
_
Jan
24 Vic Mar
49.600
9c.
4
;
Mar
57c
Oct
4c
1.55
41c.
L.—1
4.05
80c
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Pries
17
Jan
7c
71c
-
9c
*
Kontiki .Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd.!
Lorado
56,200
41c
.
Oct
1.75
50c
•
s
...
Labrador Mining &
OOK
1
Ltd
Oil
4,500
•
a—_
Mines
11,000
23c
£
4c
Ltd.—
Ceramic
Uranium
8c
Jun
5.20
Oct
1.55
Ltd_.__:
Jan
14 V*
Oct
12c
1.70
51c
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—.1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
b
International
11c
500
I2c-12tec
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd.l
Gunner Mines warrants
—a
Huatlan
99c
2,500
Exchange
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
5.10
Oct
9,700
23%."-23'a
...
Ltd—.1
Gatew ay Oils Ltd..__
Golden Age Mines Ltd.
Granaines
2.00
1:41
•
7c
20c
■:
1
5.25
Oct
ullc
11c
.1.1———
Fundy Ray Copper Mines.—*.:
Oils Ltd.—ii——
lite
12c.;-12c
~._
—1"
Futurity
2.00 Aug
1.60 Oct
600
12c
%
1
.
'
.
1
*
100
2.15
99c
Oct
...
11%
i.i—11-%*.—
Frobisher; Ltd v_-,^
Gaspe
Jan
2.00
__
J
Ltd
Fontana Mines
Apr
7e
—
Inc
15
22c
5,400
*—
w—__1___i%
Faraday .Uranium Mines. Ltd.-
Jan
Sep
12r:8
5,100
1.00
v:':
Fab- Metal
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Apr
5.50
6Vic
2.75
.1
—
25 te
300
7,000
25,390
1.60 V, 1:80
1
Oaaadlan
Jan
7c
2.60
2.00
Eastern
El
17c
6.50
11%
1
El
Oct
16'4
1.65
*
i
7c
Toronto Stock
1
High
7c
.
2160
1
__
I,000
12%
,
Mines
Low
7c
8.50
Class R warrants
„;
*
Consol Quebec Ycllowknife Mines
..1.
Continental Mining Exploration Ltd
1
Copper Hand Chip
Range Since Jan.
Hiah
7c
Traction
Brilund
4
125
16
16
18c
14 Vac
1
1.80
*
Columbia
25
47
*
BritaRa Petroleum
Amer
92
4%
33
7
Oct
10
July
88te Jan
96
July
43
Jan
50
16
100
15%
Jan
19
19c
17,800
14 tec
Oct
90c
1.80
5
Jun
2.00
20,150
25
39 Vi
16,310
25
Oct
57% Jun
75
75
55
75
Sep
84
Feb
38
Mar
1.75
Oct
3.60
3c
3c
3,000
3c
Aug
8c
12,000
73c
Oct
1.05
Jan
preferred
—50
38
73
38
Oct
43
4Vz'/o
preferred
50
42
42
25
40
Jun
44
preferred
.J.
86
86 Va
410
86
Oct
50
46
46
52
10
preferred
—
■
44% Sep
Jun
Feb
95% Mar
50
Mar
Feb
85c
lA%
5%
Jun
Jun
May
pfd—100
Oil
Electric
7
92
—50
Mines Ltd
British
7%
•
—100
common
—V-
British
7
92
46
1
Preferred
Bridge & Tank preferred
Bright (T G) common
4% %
44
75c
75 c
Brazilian
British
Columbia Forest Products
•
8 te
8te
9
2,745
8%
Oct
13%
Jan
British
Columbia
•
35
34 Vi
30te
6,037
34 Vi
Oct
53
Jun
British
Columbia Telephone Co—.—25
38
37
39
322
37
0«t
47 Vi
Apr
73c
79c
9,700
Broulan
Brown
SAVARD
&
H ART
Bruck
Reef
Power
Mines
Mining
Notre
Dame
St.
Buffalo
Branch
65
West 44th St.,
Building
Bullochs
Class
City, MUrray Hill 2-4545
QUEBEC-TP4RS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
Canadian
Buffalo
Phillips Square
Office:
New York
JOHN'S,
Bunker
P. Q.
Burchell
Red
Burns
see
page- 44.
2.00 May
5c
5c
6 VaC
23,000
5c
5c
6c
14,000
4.75
4.75
5.25
2.82J
5
tec
4 Vac
5 Vac
10,500
*
—■——
Ltd
class
32%
7
81c
2,700
Vac
12c
145,000
5c
8 VaC
1
*
Oct
,1.07
Jan
17% July
3.00
Jan
5c
Oct
5c
Aug
15c
4%
Oct
12 Va
Apr
Oct
12c
Mar
19c
Jan
Jan
5 tec
15,500
33
680
32
•
67c
Oct
7tec
Oct
5c
Oct
25% July
Oct
2.50 May
21c
Apr
lltec Feb
37
7%
July
5
6
6
6
5
4
Jan
6
*
7 tec
7 tec
8c
14,500
7c
Aug
15tec
1
18c
18c
25c
19,000
18c
Oct
82c
*
12
-12
12
260
liy4
15te
Jan
*
9 Va
9%
750
Sep
Sep
11%
Apr
"
A
B
Hill
80c
1
Gold
Lake
Products
"
Ext
Lake
Burlington
For- footnotes
11
200
1
Ankerite
Buffalo
1203
950
2.00
\^est, Montreal
Telephone PL-950I
Local Branch:
Aug
lite
1
1
Smelting
60c
11
2.00
1
&
Buffadison Gold
230
ll'A
0
Mines
Brunswick
77c
1
Mines
Brunsman
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TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE
CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
1
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CANADIAN MARKETS
JRANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER IS
Sale Price
lor Week
Cable
40c
45c
1,400
40c
Oct
Calalta
20c
Oct
51c
68c
Oct
22
Oct
20c
32c
9,685
26c
68c
68c
78c
19,740
22
22
24
58
57 %
59 Vb
795
57%
Oct
4.25
4.213
1,000
4.25
Oct
5.55
Petroleum
Edmonton
Calgary Power common-.
Calvary
&
;——
Calvan Consolidated Oil—
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement
Preferred
20
—
Consolidated
5.85
7,185
4.50
Oct
Jan
5.35
30(J
5.00
Aug
6.20
Jan
Consumers
2.50
125
2.50 May
3.50
23
1,082
Sep
Apr
Conwest
Feb
Coppcrcorp
Preferred
29
5% Aug
Oct
42
Apr
55
Jan
5%
100
26 Vb
725
49
203
46
480
22% July
Oct
11.26
23
22%
23
•
2.00
2.00
2.45
10,250
2.00
Oct
1.20
1.20
1.60
3,222
1.20
Oct
-
———;—..
Vb
8 Vb May
25
46
—
■
Lands—
30
26% Jan
126
27
Oct
21
25
♦
.*
20
100
B
class
Canada
Packers
Canada
Permanent Mtgc
4.50
Jan
2.85 Mar
85
85
1.95
2,400
Steamship Lines com——*
Canada Wire & Cable class B—
*
Canadian Admiral Oils
—-•
Canadian Astoria Minerals-*
,—1
Canadian Atlantic Oil
2
Canadian Bank of Commerce——.—20
4.25
4.85
30
32
106
Canada
Canadian Breweries
Empire
Canadian Canners
Lead
Coulee
preferred
$1%
28
July
300
23%
Oct
29
Va Jun
260
10
Oct
19*"
Jun
5c
5.120
3c
Oct
25c
Oct
26,44(1
57c
27
Oct
78c
12Vb
Sep
14% May
12%
Apr
16%
Jun
31
Feb
13 Va
14
40c
150
1,520
40c
%
27%
150
25
5.00
1,298
94c
1.01
28,500
4.00
4.25
3,155
4.80
•
4.80
1.00
ri
July
4.80 Oct
Oct
90c
Oct
4.00
1.000
63c
July
30c
30<;
42c
5,400
30c
Canadian
Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Drawn Steel preferred
•
4.40
4.00
4.90
51,020
9'/a
Canadian Dredge fic Dock
•
14 Mi
——
——
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants-
Food
Canadian
High
9
Jan
3.00 May
7 Mi
Jan
85c
Jan
1.70
Oct
Oct
Apr
North
Canadian
Canadian
Canani
Dome
Mines
———
—
4.90
4.90
Oct
5.85
3,980
2.50
2.50
279
18
18
18
100
49%C
49 MaC
51c
1,475
1.60
1.51
1.75
5,850
1.51
Oct
1
*
12
11 Va
13%
7.012
11 Ma
Oct
2.50 Sep
Sep
Oft
Oct
4.80
9.50 Aug
3.50 Mar
23 Ma
Jun
1.35
Jun
3.10 July
23
July
lCVb J un
15
36c
Jan
Dow
Apr
4,830
20c
Oct
40c
27
4.292
24%
Oct
39 Ma July
8.50
4.25
6.00
3,100
4.25
Oct
15
26
12,539
24%
Oct
18 va
18 Mi
101
18%
Oct
34% May
26 Mi May
4,20(1
2.12
Oct
8.25
Oct
July
25
25
25
23 Ma
Feb
40
5 Mac
7c
4,850
£ %C
Oct
90
90
13 va
50
17c
13 Va
13 va
B
500
17c
17e
Canclore Exploration
28c
25c
8,499
Jan
Brewery
Mines Ltd
Captain
Asbestos
Cassiar
-
Castle Trethewey
East
—
Eastern
Eastern
Metals
Eastern
Mining
Apr*
110% Mar
Jun
17
Sep
Eddy
14c
Aug
69c
Jan
Eddy
Smcltkig LtdProds———
Steel
Eastern
—
———-—
.
&
Match Co—————
Paper class A—
Aug
Jun
56c
Mines
EldricU
Oct
1.70
Oct
5.60
Apr
55,050
1.10
Oct
4.60
Apr
1.27
1.27
1.56
1,500
1.25
Feb
2.61 July
Life Insurance—-—
Equitable Life Insurance $5
1.55
1.55
1.73
867
1.51
Oct
3.30 Mar
Eureka
12 Vbc
9%e
9%c
Oct
5.50
Oct
8.50
Jan
3.00 Mar
5.35
12,500
5.50
6.50
6,712
3.10
3.15
300
17c
57c
Jan
El
Pen-Rcy
El
Sol
Mar
Oils——
Gold
.—
Mines
5.30
2,200
5.00
Sep
7.00 Mar
85,017
5.95
Oct
14% July
Famous
2.25
Oct
2.25
2.65
5,800
71c
71c
85c
26,300
7! be
7%c
8c
1,000
2.40
5-00
Jan
Oct
2.90
Apr
7%c Oct
15 Va
Jun
71c
Chromium
1.75
Chrysler
Circle
1.75
2.10
8.800
47
47
100
Knitting class
13,900
Oct
14 Mi
59
May
Jan
16
Apr
Oct
28c
Jan
5c
3,600
18c
Oct
36c
Jun
Fleet
7,900
12c
Oct
60c
Apr
Florida
226.687
54c
Oct
57c
54c
73c
1.00
2,100
31,100
40c
1,100
65%
65 Vb
50
4.75
100
65c
1.52
Jan
Commonwealth
65%
.—
v.
Conduits
National
Apr
i.52
Apr
Apr
Francoeur
Apr
Fraser
78
4.75 Mar
Apr
1
21c
21c
26c
13.842
18c-
1.40
1.68
44,900
75c
Jan
8! it
55c
Oct
1.53
8
8%
1,880
7 Ma
21c
12,500
13 %c
1
13c
13c
1,125
40c
37C
52c
295,275
Jun
2.14
Oct
85c
Jun
10c
Jun
17c
Feb
37c
Oct
2.14
Jan
16c
Jan
Confederation
—1
4%c
6c
10,500
4%c
Oct
2.50
2.75
600
2.50
Oct
8%
8
8%
100
8
10
;
95
90
95
25
90
Oct
56c
55c
75c
9,400
55c
33c
5,200
32c
Consolidated
Allenbce
Consolidated
18c
1
Corp
•
Bakeries
Oil
9c
20c
8,350
9c
10c
24,900
8c
8c
8c
1,200
6
6
6
10
%
Jan
150
Oct
•
•
Key Mines
Development
Conro
10
Oct
32c
a
Feb
4.60
Oct
-2.50
Life
Caniaurum Mines
Con
5c
»
Coniagas Mines
Consolidated
a
Bcllekeno
Consolidated
Callinian
Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Cordasun
Consolidated
Deuison
•
Jan
2.80
Apr
45c
Jan
18c
Oct
44c
May
90
Oct
21c
Jan
7c
Consolidated
East
B
'Fi'oblshcr
Ltd
Gillies
Gnltwln
Consolidated
Gatineau
Marcus
Mic
Consolidated
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
Negus
Consolidated
Nicholson
Consolidated Northland
Mines
60c
Oct
3.400
1.45
46,500
5o
5%c
1.07
2.83
Oct
6,514
5c
Sep
21c
Apr
25
5,085
28%
Oct
32%
Jan
8.00
4.755
11%
11%
11Tb
5,170
11%
21
23 %
2,192
21
13% May
7.50 Oct
28% July
Oct
7%
Oct
11
350
18 Va
18%
22%
4,495
18%
Oct
May
32% Aug
43
42%
45%
1.453
39 %
Jan
57 Mi May
3,710
10%
U
10%
8
Oct
17%
16
Sep
21%
7
Oct
9%
17,800
10c
Aug
37c
1,000
70c
Sep
if51.75
30
Jan
8
8
9%
16%
16%
16%
25
7%
7
7%
640
10c 11 %c
76c
10c
75c
16
Oct
•
30
30
(■50
12c
15c
14.850
12c
Oct
-73c
Jan
10c
10c
14e
20,400
10c
Oct
26c
Jan
16c
May".
1
7c
7c
8%c
1.55
1.78
45,300
1.75
1.75
2.i5
10.832
25c
25c
6Vbc Aug
6,650
1.55
-
1,000
25c
„_1
.
1.10 Mar
•
24c
Aug
5.60
9.00
80,041
2.50
2.60
9.725
30b
31c
35c
80c
98c
•
5.50
50c
14c
24,300
10c
Oct
1.58
112,463
92c
Oct
4.10
Jan
1.50
325
Oct
8.25
Jan
24%
24%
105
Oct
27%
Jan
93c
24%
*
1.30
24!
3
Aug
58 .*■
Feb
40c
Feb
18c
18c
1,000
13c
Aug
40c
Mar
1
8c
8c
lie
93,300
8c
Oct
59c
Jan
10c
10c
13c.
Jan
40
40
280
30c
3,575
41
1
Apr
8,866
23c
Oct
90c
Jan
10,320
29c
Oct
64c
May
Oct
May
2.05
Jun
156
36
Oct
34.200
27c
Oct
65c
60c
65c
2.000
54c
Feb
93c
Jun
19c
7,000
16c
Oct
49 Vbc
Jan
21
24%
8,926
21
Oct
42%
15
19
I,177
15
Jau
18
May
17%
18
595
17% Sep
23
May
1
1.43
1.85
168,876
60c
90c
20,965
4.95
4.85
5.95
18,100
10c
lie
7,000
25%
350
7c
7c
12,000
8
100
50c
53c
10,600
8.25
9.90
44,530
Oct
10 v*
43
45
422
43
Oct
56% Mar
79
80%
1,326
76
Sep
114
May
15
Oct
26
Jan
5 Vbc
Oct
21
Jan
20
Oct
34
Jan
•
1
1.25
11c
8.50
-15
43
>
79%
17%
6C
5 VbC
1.29
5%c
-1
*
—1
40c
27
Canada
Glacier
Mining
4.40
1.65
13c
1
1
Mines
Mines
Gold
8c
6
6
100
5 VbC
6c
21,800
40c
44c
24,695
27
755
Canada common
4 lc
preferred
Graham Bousquet Gold
Tire
_——
Grandines
Granduc
Great
Mmcs
,
Mines
Lakes
Paper
15c
Aug
45c
26%
35c
Great
Gas
Northern
common
—
2.05
26,768
17c
21,964
14c
1,000
8c
81 be
II,300
44
9c
13,950
7c
Oct
25c
Jan
8c
18.000
5c
Oct
27 Vbc
Jan
1.50
1.25
1.60
3,800
Oct
5.60
Jau
31
30%
33%
790
30%
Oct
47% May
6 %
6
7
805
5%
Jan
10% May
3.25
42
42
90
Guaranty Trust
10
Jan
Gulch Mines
22c
13,500
16%.c
Feb
6c
13,533
5'be
Oct
1
54c
13,822
40c
Oct
38c
16c
July
jJan
Lake
9c
I
Jau
3.95
46 V
a
-
1
10 c
14
6.90
Oct
Oct
52
Jun
1.110
18%
Oct
48
Mar
5
8,500
8c
6,000
12 Vb
16%
86,955
8%
Oct
5
215
Aug
7
67c
19%C Oct
4.40
12 Vs
Oct
25
20% July
-
1
footnotes
see
page
Jan
Mar
Apr
Apr
May
9c
Oct
49c
Jan
6c
Apr
14c
Mar
12%
21% Mar
Oct
'
14
Mar
G.30
4.90
8.70
60.680
4.90
Oct
5%c
61 be
19,500
5%c
Oct
15c
Mar
27
27
£8%
22
Apr
30 Vb
July
1
r
603-
'
For
Jun
42
6c
—
Gold
Gypsuih Lime & /vlab.
3.25
625
-395
7c
1
•
Warrants
G wiillm
—
20%
'
1.05
1.25
100
Gridoil Freehold
Apr
40c
47% Mar
Jun
7c
200
Oct
5.35
20c
Jan
Mar
Mry
5c
4.70
30%-c
Oct
5%>c
41
200
5c
20%
Apr
6c
44
2.10
34c
Oct
Jan
8 Vbc
4.70
15c
40c
44
142
20%
2,072
20c
May
10!be Jan
Oct
10c
50
650
19,810
•
16c
6,200
224,200
3.05
1
Oct
154
•
:
7c
11c
29c
29c 30%c
Mines-
May
10c
19%c
1.10 May
Mines
Feb
28c
154
23c
Oct
Lead.
70c
Oct
July
5
21c
Gunnar
Oct
Gc
-
Sep
12c
13% C
38c
6
15,500
Gulf
Jan
2.30
21
29c
Ltd
Jan
5.80
1.15 Aug
5
21c
Uranium
27c
3.70 Aug
6
West
Greyhawl;
Oct
1,500
18 V 4
Great
A
9c
2,170
4,500
Apr
class
1.30 May
10c
5
Plains
Jan
3.75
Develop
6.00
4.50
12c
Apr
Oct
4.40
1.50
Apr
July
Sep
3.00
3,500
6
Great
1.38
Oct
I
Jan
July
35c
2,350
18%
Feb
Oct
Coal
7.25
3.50
•
Aug
Jun
Jan
1.30
38c 39'be
1
12c
May
31-.
3.25
28c
82c
Sep
17,000
50
2,460
68c
Sep
10c
;—
2,000
Oct
Jan
35c
Oct
40c
26%
154
1
*
1
90,500
July
Sep
8% May
4%c
6c
*
50
-1
"
42o
38c
Jan
3.10
Oct
6
45c
38c
13c
20'be
Aor
1.10
Oct
6c
—
1
1
Mines
Manitou
4,200
7,800
1.20
38c
1
Gold
Eagle
21c
12,500
4.85
35,635
13 Vbc
1.57
1
$2.80 preferred
45c
Oct
9c
38c
1
——
Uranium Mines
Glenn
Warrants
27c
50c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
42c
10
Jan
May
July
20 %c
Aug
3.00
11c
42c
8
May
24c
3.00
7.25
—
50c
21c
33%
Oct
6.25
6%C Sep
28%
Aug
7c
Oct
15c
Oct
25
3.60
100
19
41c
1.100
2,900
12,331
Oct
(iOO
1.20
9.55 July
Jan
10c
6,500
22%
b
2.93
605
6c
22 5 a
15
15%
1.95 Mar
Oct
60c
3.90
23,767
20%
3.20 May
Oct
1
3.60
16c
19
1.25
Jan
1250
1.89
19%
1.30
3.60
Petroleum
7%c
2.41
July
Apr
40
35c
Motors
General
7c
2.41
Feb
48
38
27c
28c
2.50
73
27c
1.45
30 %c
•
82c
Oct
1%
common—1
Class A
1
Geo Scientific
Prosp
*
Giant Mascot Mine
;
i'_
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
1
General
8()C
1.45
Oct
40
80,408
45
Jan
3.50 Jan
10c
75
-
63Va
49M2C
17 lb
Jan
41
25C
18c
42
2G%c
41
—20
•18 %
Goldale
Jan
Jan
10c
11c
1
92c
1.30
i
-
Jan
Apr
Oct
Goldcrest
2.50 Aug
Sep
65c
Oct
Goodyear
2.60
1.85
5.25
Oct
•1.75
Oct
Goldfields Uranium
6.40
Jan
Jan
30
30
13c
;
36%
Mar
Oct
Jan
•
47
July
Sep
Feb
Jan
403
Apr
12 Mi
Jan
730
Jan
16c
Jun
Mar
99
95% Aug
7,305
26c
190,866
Jail
33%
Oct
38
25 %
3,000
16 Vb
12 Va
Jun
14'%
Oct
8.50
Golden
16 Vbc 16%c
Apr
7.50
23%
Apr
24,300
Sep
1.15 Mar
7.50
5! be
23c
-
Mines_
Jan
17c
52%
Jan
23c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
34c
49
18c
84c
Mines
Explor
20c
Sep
7.25
8
16c
2
Morrison
Oct
2c
13 Vbc
363b
55c
13c
Consolidated Mosher
Aug
Aug
1.07
23%
1.45
& Smelting
62C
36%
Oct
7c
Ltd
Jun
50%
17c
Oils
Mar
35c
1
Oct
24c
,
Gold
Jun
10
7c
60c
31c
Mac
47c
Oct
500
1.07
1
—
—;
Aug
31c
Howey Gold
Consolidated
Oct
V
1,000
67c
—
common
Power
6c
Guayana Mines
Consolidated
Oct
65c
—
Dynamics
Oct
Aug
Feb
9,665
7c 10%c
60c
—-—
Mines Ltd..
General
16C
Marbeilor
July
•
51c
Mines
9c
13%
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated
2c
13 %c 13 %c
10c
.-1
Exploration
Gulkeno
15c
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated
2c
13!bc
7c
Trailer Co—
Fruehauf
2,000
•
Lake
55
7
4,650
'
common
148,732
warrants
Consolidated
42c.
22 5
21c
1
Mines
36c
Companies
7 Vbc
9c
7
Crest
Iron
Sep
20c
935
——-
18c
16 Vbc
1
Oil
Dragon
Fenimore
14c
6
Jan
8
Mines
6 Vbc
I
Discovery
Mar
14c
11,500
7
1
Corp
18c
9 Vbc
1
Oils——
Mines
—
Consolidated
Class
"1
Cadillac
Warrants
Consolidated
Consol
...
28c
42
2,509
16c
7
-—-——
7c
Mines
Flin„
Sep
25%
—
'
i
23c
14o
7
Sep
8% May
Apr
2.50
1
—
10c
70c
—
Motor Co
3.65
Jan
4.00
13 Vbc
Mines
May
20c
tic
■
———<
Canada
Oct
.62
13c
Pete
Jan
19
(U S)_
Ford of Canada class A—
'Foundation Co of Canada.—;—_
Ford
Geco
Colomac
Feb
36c
21
Manufacturing
Aug
2.45
16c
-
4.25
Oct
65c
67c
3.10
4.75
46c
40c
2.90
65c
z
—1
Copper
Yellowknife
42c
Oct
■
*
Gold Mines.
Oct
5c
Fittings class A—_—
16c
—,—
Coldstream
10c
42,871
9c
1.80
16c
F'ederal Kirkland
21c
O
Equipment
29,500
5c
Oct
—-
Tungsten Copper
Federal Grain cluss A™
12c
-K
A
10c 13'be
lie
7%o
4.25
75c
1
Farwest
18c
1
Cocfy Reco
Coin Lake
300
6c
45
Jun
13c
1
Cochenour Willans
Farm
14 Vb
5c
5.30
Oct
1.76
19c
1
Mining Corp...ZZ...
Cobalt Consolidated
Cbckshutt
14 %
5%«
ZZZ25
—
Bar
"
75c
Smelting—
Mining &
175
Players
Warrants
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting-.
Cliimo Gold Mines
b
44
Apr
Oct
2.00
*
■
Nickel -—
Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
1
_—
42 %
Folconbridge
7.05
a
—
13,400
-25
Explorers Alliance
5.95
1
——
10c
—
5.GO
.
Chesterville Mines
10c
10c
3.95 July
15c
•
Corp
Excelsior Refineries
6.30
—
Chib-Kayrancl Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines-
200
-10
Empire
5.00
■
—
75c
6.50 July
Oct
Aug
Jun
13c
5.50
3.15
•
Cheskirk Mines
2.00
75c
Jan
1
22,229
415,775
1
Gai Wines
2.00
100
1.60
Oct
7c
Jan
Jan
15c
.—I
common
Fargo Oils Ltd
Chateau
1.35
6,000
—
25c
1
Oil
Charter
3.50
5,100
7c
1
East Sullivan
1.95
—Zi
—
Porcupine
1.250
2.00
7c
—1
Gold
Amplil
*
Pat Gold-;
Central
3.80
1.35
1
1
Co Ltd
Minerals
3.00
—
Central Explorers
Central
3.50
1.40
—-•
East Malartic Mines
•
Del Rio——
Central
Oct
*
Copper
17c
——
Athabaska
Cayxor
55c
3.50
*
1.10
—1
—
500
•
*
~
1.70
•
Ltd
Corp
55c
J
*
Producers
Oil
Canso
Aug
55c
1.09
Oct
105
1
..
6c
96
1
Gas_
33c
500
96
19c
Explorations
Natural
Canso
16,700
7c
6%
1.02
—1
1
Apr
340
44c
22%
2.25
Mines
Erin
Can Mot
10% Aug
10%
102
1.60
Can
Jun
14
4,640
—.——
D11 vex Oils &
10Ma
23c
Jan
Sep
7
Elder Mines —-————<1
5.20
OTV
1.61
25 va
Mines—.
Asbestos Co Ltd—
14c
90
class
Mar
32c
14% Feb:
6%
common—.
Mar
2.12
2.40
81
Oct
33c
100
*
Feb
5.50
2.12
Coy—
Aug
885
21 Ma July
8.50
24%
175
7c
55,509
22%
Mudge—
&
Duvan
May
18 v*
.16%
11,000
1.95
15 %
24
Mines
'Donncll
Oct
4.75
——
Wallpaper Mfrs
Dominion Textile
Oct
——
8%o
1.61
Chemical common—•
——.——-—23.50
Preferred
8
24%
-
Jan
21
-
Dominion Tar &;
20 Mac
115
1.23
G%
Stores
Dominion
4,400
5 Mac
Prospect
Preferred
2,000
20c 21 Mac
8.50
Sep
_*
Dominion Steel & Coal common;
Donalda
24 Ma
25
22c
common—•
common.,——
Dominion Magnesium •—;
9
8
3.500
*
Foundry & Steel
-
Copper
Dome
Seagrams
Exploration
20 Mac 21 Vbc
1905 warrants
Canadian
—.
Distillers
Dairies
1
Canadian Salt
Mines
Diadem
—
Bridge
25
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred. —10
Canadian
—•
Oils-.
Dominion
common
Canadian Thorium Corp
Canadian Tire Corp
Mines
Palmer
Devon
Dominion
warrants
1953
Ltd
Dominion
Inca
Cos
Oil
Mines
Gold
D'Eldona
—
2.70 Mar
8
24c
2c
Mines
Horn
Deer
10% May
22 % May
i
23c
1
1
1
25c
—1
2
2.50
*
Brewis Mines
Decoursey
Oct
—
Gold
Apr
—*
1
Oct
lOo
Hydrocarbon
7.50
—1
1
Dacrlng Explorers
Paragon Minos* ——;
Davis Leather class A
8;,/i
2,030
105
Oct
55c
1
—
65c
6.25
41
Oct
b
7c
1
*
Ltd.—
Mines
Cusco
14%
lift
Canadian Malartic
Minerals
Crow pat
400
4.80
Oct
2.50
—-5
1,085
4.80
Jun
26 Vs
100%
—*
—-—Jt
28,951
—
3,285
May
13
Oct
180
1
Pershing i
Zellerbach
10
49 % C
Jan
Mar
40c
4.25
10%
■
90c
-
27%
26!
100 % 100"'a
50
Timbeis^omiiion_—
Warrants
16 Ma
4.90
4.100
2.600
9.40 May
20c
Oil
Warrants
Canadian
Crcstbrook
Dchfite
Oct
*
Oils
Homestead
Husky
Apr
4.00
17
Oct
22,200
——1
Mines
Crestaurum
65c
*
12c
5.60
36e
—-
—
8%
common
Crest
Canadian
Warrants
30c
Products
Canadian
Oil
dec
14 Me
Canadian Gen Securities class A
8c
4.25
Feb
3.50
3.23
*
—
1
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
65c
65c
8c
94.515
2.50
——>——1
ZfHC—
75o
Canadian Dyno Mines—
Canadian
I
4,187
13%
84c
lBVbc Mar
Jan
3c
Canadian Chieftain Pete
;
•
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd com 3
Preferred
1
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
23% Mar
Jan
9.60 July
56
10
13'%
73c
15
-u—.——1
Copper
——*
of Canada
*
Cowichan
Crown
25
Vb
Oct
4.500
Mining
Croinor
24Vbc
Oct
Oct
-
Oct
73c
6%'C
8c
*
*
1
*
Imperial
Cosmos
Jan
24! 4
27
•
—.,,-25
Oct
5.60
Apr
5%c
5%c
1.89
1.62
Exploration
Ltd
Copper-Man Mines —
Copper Rand Cliiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Jun
10
——
13
•
—
common
60c
38
3,068
13 %
10c
Oils
A-.
class
Canadian Colancse
Oct
9c
11,200
Sep
20
24%
10
—
Canadian British
Jun
45
35c
4,500
5.80
40 Vb
8.30 July
Oct
Jan
23%
23%
■
British
9%c
9c
38
Aug
5.00 July
15
100
5.00
Jan
90
29
10,266
5.00
——25
Aluminium
*
Preferred
Canadian
15
41c
9 Vbc
38%
*
common-
15
34c
—
34<:
90
Feb
4.00
4,803
30
Sep
Oct
75c
10
1.00
4.35
1
.
37% Mar
May
73%
85
30c
Oct
47,200
24% Mar
85
195
76
76
—
1.05
Safeway Ltd pfd—.—..
Canada Southern Oil warrants
Canada Southern Petroleum
Canada
Apr
Oct
18c
33,560
2.55
Class A
Cournor
34
320
34%
34
34
Sudbury Basin-.
Tungsten Mining
West PcrolcumGas of Toronto com
5.25
5%
25%
10
Canada Malting common-——_
Warrants
Consolidated
Jun
17c
11 %c
13c
26c
19 %c
5%c
74c
9o
4.50
26.2
Consolidated
27
271
Stone——
Canada Iron Foundries common-
Canada Oil
Jun
21
21
common
Cut
80
2.30
•
—
w-—
1
1
1
1
-•
10
100
Ltd.
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
Oct
15,450
18c
}\;'rc
High
Low
6s
6Vbc
ll1, be
6%c
—1
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
July
l.o5
*
1
——
common
Crushed
Canada
Jan
36
13 %
4.50
4.75
1
Campbell Chibougaraau
Campbell Red Lake-
5,995
Aug
*
1
_
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
High.
6c
1
Peak Oils
Consolidated Red Poplar Mia
Consolidated
3.20 May
27c
Low
Par
High
LOW
IZZZi
Oils
Mines
lor Week
Range Since Jan. 1
High
■
*
—
Salcs
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Shares
of Prk.ee
Low
Par
Week'a
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Friday
Week'*
Friday
»
44.
%
Volume
186
Number 5683
.
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.
.
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
OCTOBER 18
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Hard
Rock
Harrison
Lakes
Headway
Heath
Gold
&
16c
9,000
15c
Jan
5%c
6c
5,500
5c
36c
52c
97,250
31c
8c
7%c
8%c
7c
3.50
3.50
2.75
5%
3.50
common
—.■
4%c
1.17
1.23
700
85c
24c
7.500
20c
Oct
5,200
40
41 %
19
21%
12 %c
2.00
47c
*
Min
46
19
7,336
36
Jun
Oct
14
16%
18,780
11%
Feb
13%
16%
12,110
25
Jan
25
23 %
Paper
3.40
4.00
6,888
3.40
47%
Oct
47%
51
4,485
13%
47%
Oct
common
25
Mining &
Smelting.
13%
Oct
14%
9,974
13%
26c
362,954
16c
9,100
18c
86%
-
Multi
Life
Jan
Nama
Apr
Sep
Sep
17
40c
Aug
46c
Jan
12%
325
National
12
Oct
16
40
Apr
25
Jan
93c
25% Mar
30
30
33%
Bell
50
50
39''a
15,150
11
2,775
5%
5%
11%
5%
7c
8c
25
34
25%
44
30
33%
11%
Ltd
common.*
■
20
„
35
Apr
Nealon
Feb
Nello
50
Sep
Sep
08
60
May
10% July
1,105
11,700
4%
1,080
Sep
23
Mar
Athona
Jan
New
British Dominion
Jan
New
Calumet
10
Chamberlain
7.00
530
6.50
2.90
3.10
4,480
2.90
9%
200
9%
Jan
10%
14
2,654
12%
Oct
24%
Jun
New
Davies
Concord
New
Natural
Gas
1
common
G%
Mining
Ran wick
71%
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Gold
10%
37 Ya
11
Lake
Sep
19
9%
Oct
15%
62c
Oct
2.20
1.50
Oct
5.20
1.10
Feb
1.85 Aug
17c
2,000
14c
Oct
95c
22,500
54c
Jan
28c
26C
35c
26c
Oct
10c
Oct
65c
13c
Aug
62c
13c
Lake
Lake
La
Osu
40
40
40
10
40
Oct
48
i9C
18c
23c
18,400
18c
Oct
73c
25c
9%C
8 %c
Oct
43c
11,300
15,306
8%C
38c
38c
Oct
25c
24c
31c
12,600
24c
Oct
2.00
2.00
2.20
5,300
*
57'
1
5%
1.90
3 07,#75
126
1.26
(200
35c
5,507
Ltd
qc
7c
26,500
7c
75C
Sep
63c
36,825
48c
13 %c
Aug
3,500
i
•
13
18
18
12%
15
4,654
a
12%
7%
8
1 00
75c
1.13
20,550
1
52c
50c
70c
—
——
76
87
2.75
3.25
Oct
Jan
Oct
24%
7%
Oct
50c
Oct
76
Oct
1.85
Jan
Jan
111% Aug
17c
12c
Oct
39c
4.50
4.40
4.60
3.75
Jan
8.00
3.10
3.25
200
2.50
Sep
4.25
2.20
2.20
May
500
2.10 Feb
37c
—I——I*
Candy
'm
IIIII
4c
•
•
„
1st
IIIII30
pfd
A
•
1 10
475
1.10
19,525
7%c
500
7c
Aug
17c
4c
6%c
280,800
4c
Oct
42c
17% Mar
73c
65c
1.04
181,030
8%c Oct
G5c
Oct
50c
40c
65c
i7c
36,450
40c
Oct
f
15c
17c
9,800
lbc
Sep
j
2 25
2.22
2.25
20,000
32c
35c
10,925
—HIIHl
Uranium
S»p
Feb
2.65
May
26c
Mar
Taku
6,800
34%
10c
9,300
6c
9c
9c
5,000
2.95
9,996
52c
2.65
IIIIIIIHIl
34c
30c
—1
11c
Oils
•
common
3.30
60c
56c
78c
76,570
3.95
3.30
4.45
2.80
110,402
56,900
*
11%
10%
11%
1,805
50
37
36%
37%
335
4.00
4.55
620
3.70
May
9.00
2.25
2.25
2.35
1,400
2.25
Oct
6.25
1.35
1.30
1.50
8.900
1.00
Aug
2.10
22
24
325
2.35
—
—
•
*
common
Mines
Gold
4
±
v-c/"i
10
75
Sep
43,300
1,022
13c
Oct
53
45
Oct
69%
76
1,139
69%
Oct
Hi
"Hi
•
fiq3'
1,175
"3,100
30c
Oct
84c
Mar
8,500
13c
Aug
30c
May
17c
18c
4,100
16c
Oct
44c
Juu
8
8
100
17c
9c
34,000
6c
16c
7,200
15c
1.60
16,600
12c
12c
17c
15,900
6
6
100
1.50
1.50
1.60
8,680
45c
51c
4,600
2
•
Lake
Pacific
Jan
Page
Sep
Pamour
Jan
Pan
7
Oct
7
Aug
Aug
28
Jan
6.55
6.50
7.80
37,240
6.50
Oct
14%
Apr
1.75
1.75
2.00
300
1.75
Oct
3.15
10%c
14c
16,820
10%c
Oct
42 %c
Jun
21c
21c
25c
3,600
20c
Oct
69c
May
26c
17.100
23c
Oct
54c
May
22%
22.101
16% Feb
Mines-
24c
18%
23c
Pardee
Pater
i
,
,1
Mines
40c
6,900
35c
Oct
57c
28c
32c
32,500
21c
Jan
74c
Jun
6c
6%C
7,800
5%c Oct
13c
Jan
5%c
3,000
4%c
10c
Jan
Mines
Mines
45c
Ltd
30c
Canada
Consol
,stc
1,246
18c
31,700
35c
19,300
30c
100
18c
19c
20,000
18c
Feb
Sep
Sep
9,332
14c
1,300
30C
8%
5,520
7
Oct
18
Preferred
40
40
40
10
40
Oct
47% May
2
2.00
1.95
Permo
Gas
Gold
Oil
&
Pioneer
Gold
of
27r
Jan
4,800
68c
Oct
45C
58c
Oct
1.50
1.20
22,640
22,540
45 c
95c
95C
Oct
1.83
1.01
1.10
18,870
97c
Aug
1.60 May
C
1.28
2,600
52,000
17c
July
30C
Jun
Pitch-Ore
Uranium
—1
5%c
7c
8c
Aug
20c
Jan
8.25
8.45
2,060
Aug
Apr
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
8.25
53c
—50c
35c
35c
55c
12,200
2.50
Jun
Powell
•
32
30%
9c
9,100
44.
J
200
River
Powell
2.08
Jan
Power
Oct
18%
Jun
Premium
7c
Oct
24 %c
Jan
President
11%
Oct
15% Mar
°re<ton
Rouyn
Gold
Corn
Iron
Ore
Dome
34
1,890
38c
42c
3,700
*
49
49
53
583
20c
4%
4%
5%
1,695
1
-
Electric
East
Apr
24,600
24c
Mar
3.90
29c
85c
45c
Mines
B
Oct
84,200
27c
68c
Gas
Gold
1.95
2.35
28c
68c
5%C
&
Crow
Minerals
6,500
11%
Oct
1
1.25
Oil
&
5,250
7c
Aug
May
-1
preferred
Mines
Oil
19c
11%
51c
Jan
Jun
28c
'8c
40c
15c
35c
7
9%c
|
Jan
Jan
26 %c May
14c
8c
9.00
8.00
35c
1.27
18,150
1.28 May
95c
"7
15c
common
1
10%
Oct
Oct
Apr
50
Pipeline
July
9.00
7.00
May
1.23
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
19c
n G0
Oct
52c
45c
7.00
24c
\
Oct
30c
35c
116
Oct
143
35c
7.00
Amalgamated
Uranium
of
Jan
102 110%
28c
M<nes
Patino
100
36% July
6c
10c
99c
65c
Feb
35c
Oils
1.01
23,800
Jan
102
Tubes
Porcupine
"
5.35
9%
4%c
Hersey
Apr
18%
1
45c
May
9% May
22
Pickle
Oct
Sep
95c
185
Phillips OH Co Ltd
Oct
Oct
Jan
Jan
925
24c
2.50
2.40
475
Petrol
14c
45c
Oct
23
Oct
39,728
1.50
Jan
7%
Jan
11,000
8
8%
Jun
87c
Oct
7
87
3.00
6
23
89 c
14c 16 %c
47c
7%
87
65c
Oct
7%
Peruvian
nc,,
12c
7%
.10
Jan
14c
2.87
11%C
Western
Jun
22% Jan
2 55
Oct
Jan
.20
Petroleum
Jan
1
1.35
9
Oct
Jan
11c
1.25
4.50 May
.10
-
Debenture.
&
Gold
Parbec
Exploration &
Development_50o
•
7c
15c
1.35
•
ed
Orenada
7c
7% Mar
1.38
1
qi'Z
1,000
Jun
Jan
Jun
15c
45c
Perron
22c
30
35c
Ormsby Minerals
Jan
77%
Aug
3.00 Sep
900
Loan
36 %c
45
21
JUly
3.25
•
Class B preferred
Oct
77
17% July
41% May
14c
Warrants
13c
13c
6.80 Mar
Oct
Aug
30c
•
Beauty Supply pfd
Ontario Jockey Club common
Pembina
77
Oct
10%
36
3.15
Peerless
43
9.00 Mar
Jan
PCE
16c
Oct
35c
Malartic
Apr
•
1.85
Feb
Jun
3.25
Ltd-
Metals Mining
Jan
7%
3.30
1.67
Jan
Jan
Oct
Feb
Oct
56c
3.50
80c
Jan
5 %
39
Oct
20
Oils
15c
7,821
Oct
1.50
20
1
Mines
1;85
30
23c
Rare
62(
i0n
6.10 July
210
1,200
1
Mines
11 %c
2.08
Oct
31
1.60
1
Quebec Power
Paramaque
21c
3.25
31
1.50
Aug
Aug
Oka
Okalta
Sep
Oct
2,900
20
Mar
Jan
6
3.45
3.25
Jan
May
6c
5%
Jan
1.59
lie
19c
5%
85c
Oct
92c
200
•
Mar
Oct
Oct
5,050
com—
65c
24C
Oct
40,250
Oct
Oct
1,850
5c
6c
60c
11c
26c
45c
28c
10 %c
15c
95,950
15,000
30c
11c
100
7%
10,000
Jan
16,800
6c
505,440
Apr
Jan
6.10
5c
23c
12c
Aug
55c
7%
80c
2.60
13 %c
5c
85
10c
6%c Aug
24c
Mining
warrants
Jan
8%
Jan
34c
45c
22
6% May
Jan
57%
5c
21
23c
45c
Oct
Oct
50c
Aug
Oct
Oct
1
4c
•
39%
6c
10 %c 14 %c
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
16,850
60c
page
10%c
34%
8c
5.00
3.35
14 %c
1.50
Gold
458,900
III—1
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7,700
34%
Ltd
Ogama Rockland
5c
^lc
Ur>nium Mines
II
Mexican Light & Power
common—
11 %c
Oct
Oct
Aug
O'Brien
21c
G2c
Meta
6c
•
1.35
1
Merrill Island
Mining
Merrill Petroleum
1.25
8.300
1.65
Apr
Oakville Wood Specialties
Obaska Lake Mines—
4c
1
Lake
5,450
7c
50
Warrants
14c
8,900
Red
Lake
McWatiers Gold Mines
Medallion
Petroleums
1.40
1.49
6c
1956 warrants
1.24
15c
McMarmac
29,150
1.25
6C
2.65
Northern Canada Mines,
iec
13C
common
1.50
•
;
Preferred
1 24
21
Oct
1.26
1
Uranium
Nudulama
12 %c
•
North Star Oil common—
Northern
600
1
Rankin
Oct
t^c
Porcupine
12 %c 12% c
7,915
1.40
IHi
—
Mining Corp_,
Oils
1.35
--
1
Nickel
Class A
1.00
5%c Sep
1
Mines
4c
Mines
Frontenac
1
Mines
22
Maybrun Mines
Ltd
Mines
5%c
*
_
1.00
*
Mines
Mines—
4c
—IIIIIII*
Ltd
1
Mines
Rim
2.05
1.85
(Feb
Oct
Aug
34c
Jan
Jan
1.10
1.35
Oct
1.34
52c
20c
Jun
20,800
1.24
9,400
12c
1.75
12%c Aug
May
Oct
1.60
5,000
Jun
53c
5c
*4C
10,000
26c
18,820
1 60
«■
Oct
Oct
6C
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
1.34
Jan
5c
Jun
18c
25c
7c
Jun
5c
23c
35
May
1
Oct
Oct
Jan
35c
15c
Jan
13c
22%
May
48c
20c
2,585
GC
36c
Sep
18,000
98c
24c
Aug
July
Sep
5c
15,500
1
Aug
Oct
5,500
Ontario
2.31
7c
12c
12c
-
14,500
Jan
G5c
...
xj
7c
•
Preferred
Red
Feb
15c
Sep
Jan
•2.70 July
5%C
Feb
Jan
7%c
Oct
Jun
5c
7c
Hill
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
7c
12c
1.20
18,000
24c
5%c
43%
1.49 Mar
,1.60
Aug
5c
13 %c
80c
10c
_i
1.15
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling common
Martin-McNeely
,
Exploration
Gold
Northspan
25% July
25% July
1.70 Mar
1.20
2.10
——1
26%
Ltd
Mines
19,500
11c
1.20
1.29
May
Mines
1.12
1
Mines
10 %c 12 %c
1
Oct
1.22
Oct
24%
•
Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritipie Mining Corp
10,300
Aug
Jail
1.12
Mines
Goldfieids
1.85
40c
IIIIl
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
Maneast
6c
1.70
11c
24%
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mlhes__I
l
Macmlilan Bloedel class B
•
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
IIIIIl
Malartic
6c
1.72
26c
42,650
1.85
10c
Osisko
Macassa Mines
Macdonald Mines
Macfie Explorations
53c
3,20(1
May
84C
38c
20,400
10
33,700
Jun
38c
44c
12c
24
11c
May
30c
Oct
12c
17%
8%c
70c
Oct
43c
17%
9%c
Oct
17c
11c
Oct
Feb
July
33c
5,781
10c
25
Oct
40c
26,950
18c
40c
450
4c
-20C
38c
10c
25Tb
16
1,100
33c
12c
25
39% Aug
Apr
40c
25
Jan
Jan
2.60
Mining &
Ontario
30
Jun
Jun
Oct
1.35
1.00
3.15
56c
18C
35c
1
I
Mar
Feb
•
Jun
535
9,075
'20c 20 %c
Jan
67c
12%c May
Oct
1
3.50
1,290
1.70
23o
Oct
1.70
20c
1
Oct
18,500
1.35
9,000
Co Ltd
Minda-Scotia
1.40
5c
1.50
30c
11,200
29
Oct
Oct
10,708
21c
Oct
.
5c
Mylamaque
11,025
40'/a
33c
2.05
6c
15c
.
17c
1.51.
20%
13,500
5%c
1.40
4c
6,475
6c
17,600
1 40
40%
7c
22c
5c
16,300
O'Leary
171',
6c
15c
7c
Apr
20%
Co
Apr
Apr
Feb
20c
2.85
_
Mining
Jun
90c
17c
Oct
4J/aC
Warrants
July
1.60
Oct
5%c
1.08
40%
•
July
20
Jan
28c
33c
6c
36,030
1
_1
Mar
Feb
46c
15,983
13,534
28c
Oct
6C
17c
1.35
—50
I
2.59
19
97c
28c
Oct
20
•
1.08
"•
;
18 %
7%c
.
1
Mines
class
■
3.25
Aug
15c
1,340
Hi
Ju)y
3
3°j_o
2^20
ifji/,
1,210
Z..I
Oct
7,700
6,500
6c
.1
Mines
Norvalie
Oct
3,000
7c
5%c
..1
Northern Telephone
Northland
Oils
Ltd
8c
14c
6c
5,720
Oct
9c
1 2c
5.05
7c
Aug
Apr
8c
8,017
4,500
2.75
8c
jr>0
5.05
Oct
16c
North
Jun
1.60
Oct
2.00
7c
Manitoba
July
May
May
May
2.00
15%c
*
Mines
Jan
25
15c
Kelore
22
July
1,250
20c
L.
Jan
12
63c
15c 15 %c
500
Preferred
12% July
Oct
20
3.90
30c
n
Feb
Oct.,.
Jan
19 %c
2.55
1.30
_•
84c
22%
20c
Warrants
Jun
19%
9%
,
1.16 Mar
20
6c
28c
Ii
North Canadian
Apr
22c
Aug
15c
Northcal
Jan
1.34
21c
30c
.
Canada
Gold
Norsyncomaque
Jan
1
Preferred
Mentor
26c
8,100
H_1
Normetal
Jan
1
Mines—HIIII
*
B
McKenzle
2.80
2.80
98c
Oct
1.85
-
Norlartic
9% Jan
12%
1,738
2 90
Apr
75c
16,127
77
-
July
18
150
1
_
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Gold
Groceterias
Mclntyre
.
10
A
«
12 %c
100
•
—
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines-
McColl
Oct
Oct
July
51c
2.00
20%
Jan
Oct
1.26
of
Mines
Norgoid
Feb
1
Long Lac Gold
Marcon
49c
May
25,300
I5O0
Petroleum
Noranda
July
18c
18-
71
1
Nipissing Mines
Jan
17%
Oct
Jan
1
Jason
Nisto
Jan
j
Gold
Maralgo
Sep
3.90
Nor Acme Gold
July
Aug
13
75
1.09 Apr
14
5,000
5,700
7,600
5,750
Nickel
Jan
3.90
530
50,000
3.90
61c
49%
12c 13 %c
New
Mar
1.05
11
45c
Rouyn Merger
New Senator Rouyn__
New Superior Oils
July
G7c
3,610
*
12c
Norpax
1
Petroleum
Lyndhurst
Feb
28c
62c
20
New
Jun
May
35c
I
Units-
5Tb
Gc
2.08
Gold
Class
10,570
1
Mines
Secord
Cos
14,500
~i
_
Lencourt Gold Mines
Lob law
310
6c
1.68
141/2
-
-
Mines
Leitch
Loblaw
.
14%
Gc
___i
Mines
Laura
Little
9c
9%c Oct
39c
150
Mines
Lexindin
12,100
•
Lamaque Gold Mines
Liberal
lie
1
Mines
Mines
Shore
Luz
76,601
iqc
1
Gold
Common
Lake Llngman
19c
I4%c
Jan
27c
Smelting
Jan
16c
July
4.50
•
New
Jan
96c
26 Tb
Aug
Aug
1
New
Apr
1.35
Jan
Jan
3.50
11
■i
July
10c
19,125
27,715
33c
2.05
22%
100
Highridge Mining
Newnorth
14c'
Oct
100
20
Oill
Jah
May
30,100
19% c
III
IIIIl" 1
HI40o
45c
30c
23
22c
~_j
—III1
Jan
Oct
Sep
8c
75c
'20
•
Jan
62c
5
B—HIII*
Apr
Mar
3.50
28c
Development
Oil
11 %c
Apr
23
23 %c
Explorations
Newlund
Apr
1,875
45c
10
40c
3.50
23
Harricana
Jan
6,150
1.30
61c
Canada
Gas
37c
2.11
i4C
Mining &, Exploration
Lakeland
6,400
1.50
49c
Goldvue
New
Jun
1.10
2,900
Gas
New
July
i.go
15,700
9%c
•
Mines
New
May
11%
2.206
1
Townsite
Cinch
62
375
10%
37c
1
Mines
Dufault
Oct
12
9%
1
Lafatge Cement class
Lake
37
11%
•
(John)
12,26^
Jan
%
14c
9c
24c
New Hosco Mines
Jan
14
11 %c
New
Apr
41c
12 %c
New
Jan
42c
Warrants
Labrador
Oct
9% July
4,135
New
Apr
57%
G5c
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Kirkland Minerals
Labatt
10%c
100
90c
111
__i
,
Jowsey Mining Co LtdJumping Potmd Petroleums
Jupiter Oils
Kirkland
Oct
9%
....
Copper
Oct
*
Mines
Gold
41%
Sep
36%
21%
11
New
Jun
-_l
Mines
Kerr-Addison
37c
Jan
l.m
^
(1939)
of
37
-
6.50
66
8,290
10%
19%
1
Mines
Juliet-Quebec
10%
Oct
3.30 Mar
Oct
10
73c
New Dickenson Mines
New Fortune Mines
12% Jun
•
Ltd
Johns Manville
14
2,908
1
Mining
Mining Corp__,
Exploration
Minerals
6% Feb
22,474
42
10%c 12 %c
25c
Waite
Kilembe
7,000
66
36%
25c
Lake
43c
66
9
Jacobus
Kenvllle
37c
36%
*
Iron
Bay Mines
Isotope Products Ltd
Kerr
870
1
Class A
Kelvinator
3.75
•
„
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
J011 smith
175
3.50
2,637
•
common
Ltd
Interprovincial Bldg. Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Investors Syndicate common
Jaye
14
37c
1
International Nickel Co
International Petroleum
Jeanette
7%
14
20
Warrants
Jack
6%
3.50
Preferred
Delhi
17c
51c
Petroleum
Continental
12%
Sep
New
12%
Sep
Aug
62c
Mines
6.50
*
preferred
7c
32,400
975
Bristol Oils
New
3.25
600
9c
2,179
ZZZl
Apr
10% July
6% Jan
4.45
Oct
2.10
59
Mines
3.10
Oct
Jan
1.90
1.90
14%
Bidlamaque Gold
9%
•
Oct
1.61
IIIIIIIl*
I'-IIII*
New
New
Oct
20c
14
Uranium
Alger Mines —*
Jun
60c
19,028
237,215
55%
Labine
6%
32%
600
23c
*
Mines
New
4.35 May
2.35 May
2.69
8%c
Jun
1.70 Mar
I
20c
——25c
12%
24c
95c
Oct
2.00
14
1
New
July
7c
Jan
60c
1.80
1.73
2.30
56
com
Mines
New
Feb
Oct
4
33%
65
Hosiery Mills class
6.50
Co
Co
613
36%
preferred
Cement
45
•
__
&
44
_i
Corp
Warrants
(John)
44
10
Gold
Oct
Sep
Nesbitt
ordinary_5
4.86%
,
69 c
30
16,601
1
National Petroleum
National Steel Car
—
2.30
*
National Drug & Chemical
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers common
25%
452
Oct
1.80
High
Oct
71c
*
...
Mines
G9c
Assurance
Accent
International
Creek
25%
32,575..
41c
66,837
IIIIIlIII
—20
of Canada
.
-
12
preferred
Inspiration
Minerals
80c
10
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
Inland
Corp
Jan
7.00
Oct
25c
Mining
Molsons Brewery class A
Monarch Knitting common
May
41
Oct
16c
23c
IIIIl
I ~i
IIIIIIIl
i II*
IIIIII_*
I 1
Mines
1
Imperial Bank
&
25
16c
-_25
Lake
225
23c
!
Huron & Erie Mortgage
Industrial
...
80,100
98c
2.00
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works
Moore Corp common
23% May
10%
57c
71c
*
Mining Endeavour Co
Ore
Low
41c
60c
Corp
Jun
Mogul
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20c
1
Mining Corp
July
May
Low
10
Metals
Oct
39% Feb
250
19%
Mindamar
6% Juri
14
Oils
Inland
4.00 Jan
Shares
1.90
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Milton Brick
Jan
for Week
71c
Warrants
Jan
Sales
Range
45c
Midwest Industries Oas„
Jan
1.07
Feb
20c
.
Preferred
Ingram
17c
18c
5% Aug
4%c Oct
21c
Hughes Owens Co class A
Tnglis
May
3.40
.
...
6%
200
40
Hudson Bay Oil
Rights
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Indian
27c
13%
—
Bay
Imperial
-
1.17
Mining
Hum ber
100
-
5c
-20c
.1.5
Midriiri Mining
Oct
4%c
Canada
Gold.
Aug
Apr
Jan
5%
Midcon Oil & Gas
62c
July
_
Par
Jan
Sep
9,500
7%
Ltd—
Smith
Hudson
15c
Mar
39c
Class B
Hoyffc
Oct
_
.
Consol
Home Oil Co
Class A
17c
12c
Lake
Dauch
Howard
Oct
10,800
Mines
Mines
Hollinger
8%c
13c
U-_—
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hinde
39,200
12c
15 %C
Hees (Geo H) & Co
Hendershot Paper
Heva
High
10c
12 %c
Iron
Red
Gold
Low
6%
6
Week's
of Prices
Last
1
Sale Price
6%
500
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
8%c
——
Minerals
of
Shares
High
8%c
Mines
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head
of Prices
Low
;
Gold
for Week
Last
Sal© Price
Par
Harding Carpets
Sale©
-—•
75c
75c
85c
600
1
5.40
5.00
6.55
8,280
1.20
5%c
8.25
35c
Jun
Apr
88c
Jun
2.35 May
1.66
15c
Oct
13%
Oct
77c
46%
30%
Oct
38c
Oct
49
Oct
83%
Oct
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
7Va
4%
70c
5.00
1.00
Sep
Jun
Sep
Sep
1.75 July
Oct
8.80
Apr
43
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
...
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
for week
ended october 18
Week's
Range
Last
stocks
Warrants
Oct
8.35 Mar
3.95 Mar
Oct
2.30 July
1.70 Mar
4.25 July
11,810
70c
75c
75c
91c
4,000
75c
2.05
2.73
92,440
6c
Gc
1.25
70c
yoc
33c
Oct
8c
15,366
15c
Ascot
52c
45c
54c
39,350
45c
Oct
33c
40c
16,800!
33c
Oct
1.25
33c
7c
9c
31,000
7c
Oct,
28c
8c
5.85
Gold
——-
5.55
6.50
—1-~
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador DevelopQuebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines—
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenstoji Gold Mines
23c
8,450
1.00
1.23
27,000
%c
17 %c
21c
28.110
8.80
8,60
9.40
2,06g
18c
20c
7,749
18c
17
1
Mining
Ouemont
Mines
Renabie
37,000
41c
Oct
30c
45c
4,266
30c
Oct
1.35
Jan
85c
1.29
102,460
85c
Oct
1.90
Jan
9c
10c
69,000
9c
Oct
1.02
1.00
Oct
1.45
1.50
400
20c 39 %c
45,200
30 vac
1.g5
5,499
8c
22,366
6'ac Aug
23c
Jan
55c
26,200
46c
Oct
75c
11c
10c
12c
34,500
10c
Oct
30c
25c
42c
91,771
21c
Apr
32c
30c
44c
43,747
30c
Aug
10
10
12%
45.111
10
Jan
25 Va
Jun
II,000
7c
Aug
15c
Feb
15c
10,600
9c
Jan
24c
July
May
55
go
2,187
55
Oct
77
13%
14%
3,996
13'a
Oct
23
9
9%
710
9
10c
10c
500
10c
9
1
preferred
•
Gas
Uranium Mines Ltd
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common
12'a
5,370
90
91
90
54c
65c
12,000
54c
Oct
1.35
Jun
11c
11c
18c
20,900
11c
Oct
40c
Mar
11
11%
320
25%
25'a
300
•
53c
55c
19c
28c
51c
70e
•
Sheep
a
class
Creek Gold
Gordon
Sherritt
Breweries
Sicks
trust
Voting
Sigma Mines
:
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe Mines Ltd
p
k
Slater
t.
.is
29 va
18%: 18'a
120
18%
Oct
Oct
26% Aug
20c
Feb
.
Willroy Mines
Jan
Warrants
Sep
Sep
8.75
Oct
24%
Oct
Oct
28 Va
Oct
35c
Aug
Oct
4.65
1.35 Mar
Jan
8.10
345
20
Sep
23
May
20
370
19%
Sep
22
Jan
4.00
4.00
400
36c
43c
8,032
36c
Sep
17c
18c
1,600
17c
Oct
10'a
25
9'a July
3.65 Aug
10'a
10'a
11
11
11
15
15
14%
15%
1,545
10'a July
14% Oct
55c
61c
3,400
55c
2.50
2.25
2.50
200
15'a
150
14c
14c
2,100
42
43
225
15'a
25c
8,057
7%
7%
8
395
2.10
2.10
2.10
100
20c
17c
23c
20c
18c
20c
69,800
5,655
20c
20c
1
—*
*
*
Oct
1.75
15'a
Oct
Sep
4.55
Jan)
Janb,
11
Jan
12
Aug
20%
Jan
1.03
Sep
5%
Jun
19
3.55
,
Stan well
Apr
Oct
30c
Oct
20c
Oct
6
Steel of Canada
Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon
River
Gold
8teeloy
Contact
Sudbury
Mines
Sunburst Exploration
Cons
Sullivan
Propane
Superior
Warrants
2.10
17c
Oct
78c
Oct
42c
Preferred
43
Sylvanite
Oct
6.40
Tamblyn
1.50
2.45
30,820
1.50
Oct
5.00
—
—
-
Taurcanls Mines
Taylor
Pearson common
Gold Mines
Teck-Hughes
Temagami Mines
Texas
Calgary
-—
—
Thompson-Lundmark
—
Gc
7'ac
12,500
23'a
46%
4'Ac
10%
9c
7c
23
23 %
500
Bank
Dominion
Works class a
Toronto
Iron
Toronto
.—.—
Woodgreen Copper
Wool Combing Corp
Toronto
Savings & Loan
Exploration
Towagmar
Finance
class
Yale Lead
&
,
3d,
I
o5
Yellorex
Mines
Metal
Zenmac
;
46c
1.000
2.80
3.35
2,700
5.55
6.60
j.
4.001
34
Trans
Mountain 61]
Ltd
Transcontinental
Trans
Prairie
Triad
Pipe Line
Resources
Oil—
Trlbag
Trinity
Mining Co Ltd
Chibougamau
1.75 July
6c
Oct
34c
2?
Aug
26%
Oct
73'a May
May
Jan
Canadian
Anglo
54c
Oct
35c
Jan
5c
10c
6,100
18c
ii,106
15c
Oct
53c
May
6c
8,000
5'Ac
Oct
17c
Jan
1.40
1.95
17,110
16
16
90
.27
27
203
18,814
52c
5,925
450
9.00
Jun
100
1.35
Jan
3.90
Jun
Canadian
Marconi
16
2,345
15'a
Pep
21'a
Apr
Canadian
Westinghouse
93
93
30
93
Oct
99
Apr
Consolidated
Oct
1.90 Aug
19c
Sep
4.10
Oct
11c
May
45c
—
15,050
20,550
42c
50c
50c
61c
7c
7c
8c
8%
27%
20
550
19% Mar
26
78
81
75
78
Aug
93% May
6
Oct
7.00
2,260
90c
22,780
60c
Oct
45c
550
40c
Sep
2.90
Jan
14c 19%c
207,200
10c
Feb
37c
Aug
14c
5c
Oct
12'Ac Sep
5c
5c
3.000
13 %c
14c
10,539
9%
•9%
10
—
56c
5.50
Jan
1.75 Jun
Glass
220
213,000
5
5,390
2.85
Sep
6.00
Sep
1.35
1.40
5,710
1.15
Feb
1.70
Sep
•%
23
65
30
&
16c
8'ac
9c
6c
Jan
Aug
July
37c
16c
Apr
5'Ac Aug
15c
Jan
15c
4,500
15,000
6c
4,300
7c
97c
4'Ac
Oct
1.93
Oct
Apr
97c
1.18
46,426
4%c
4%c
1,700
21c 22%c
16.400
20c
Aug
40c
Apr
41c
5,500
25c
Oct
75c
Mar
25c
25c
10%c Feb
Exchange—Curb Section
Funds
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of I'rlces
Shares
1.35
1.50
Oct
Oct
21
2.69
Jun
4.90
1.24
36c
Jan
International
Jan
Jan
&
:
;
Wire
Flour
July
Aug
47c
49
Jan
20
Feb
31
May
Weaving.
Oct
106
Jan
Price
37
=
100%
Mines
37
37
37
90
Oct
9c
9c
3,000
8'ac Oct
23c
Feb
Yukon
33%
33'a
34%
2,675
33
Oct
42'a
Aug
40
4.50
Oct
26
25
11% Sep
24'A
15%
16%
646
15% Mar
2.50
20
Gen-Inv
Tr
May
4.10 May
Oct
2.45
525
Feb
14
31% May
Oct
Apr
52
Jan
25
36
28%
4,530
27
Oct
39%
Jan
14c
16c
23,000
14c
Oct
50c
Apr
53%
53 %
56 Va
68
28
28
28
18%
18 Va
1,053
16%
Feb
22
21
23
1,220
17%
Sep
37%
84%
86
442
82
Oct
21%
Oct
37-%
27
27%
21
84%
<-■:
-
570
51
Jan
10
28
Mar
-
2,025
21%
21 Va
23%
62
62
62
50
24%
24%
360
41
41
25
■
-
41
1.25
1.25
595
1.30
:_1
1
•
:_*
j._l
3.65
-3.60
3.G5
1.85
1.85
2.00
42
4.50
55c
60c
Jan
July
33 V« Aug
85
May
33% Apr
23% Aug
Mar
47
Jun
25% Sep
38
May
40
Oct
1.65 Feb
55
1.25
2,1 GO
-3.45
Sep
1.85
Oct
3.40
Jan
Oct
59
Jan
.
375
-
840
44%
4.50
43%
Feb
-May
104
Oct
62
May
30 %
-
27
26
100
1——
Jun
30%
Oct
-
2.50
2.50
Apr
25 % May
Oct
80
Jan
-
200
-
42
4%
Oct
5.20 Apr
6 Va
Aug
Jun
33
3.35
20
716
37%
!
j,
Canadian
Aug
25%
26
Bros
Third
Jan
35
24%
i
:
Oreille
Pend
10 V4
16%
l*
Consolidated Gold Mines
Pato
Oct
20
Mar
Oct
Jan
5
25'A Aug
11%
common
Preferred
93c
30c
35%
„19c
39%
26 %
7.50
:_5
PaperL.
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Niagara
6.00 Apr
Oct
3.60
26
•_*
_•
Utilities
Power
Maclaren
Oct
25
20
11%
Jan
98c
High
.
11%
2_* '
.
Co Canada
Dupont
Low
3.60
3.60
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
Loin
Linoleum.;.
International Paper
Oct
22'a
1.30 May
1'Ac Oct
15c
8'ac
_•
*
common
Oilcloth
May
7c
500
Apr
32
5%c
—
*
Oil
Dalhousie
May
14,367
1,430
42%
30
t
55c
Oct
15,050
May
l%c
1.35
•
10
50c
38'a
Jan
July
19
Oct
30
11c
43c
Oct
9%
820
Jan
2.90
5
32
;—
'♦
«
t
Ogilvie
41c
'
25
Paper
Oct
15.50q
35%
May
60c
13 %c
1'
Jun
12
45c
6.00
--
1
Jan
29,905
35
35
35
340
1
1.10
1.97
92c
1.30
43,000
1.95
2.04
20.266
•
55'a
1
1
18'a Jan
26%
—
1956—l
Gaspe Copper Mines—
—
Oct
100'a 100'/a
1
•
1,105
"
i—
Mar
42c
30'Ac 30'Ac
Jan
20
72c
.
Canadian Industries common.
16c
85c
50c
Apr
Jud
19
19%:
' *
^
Dominion
Sep
1.85
3.90
20
common
common..
July
7c
1.65
;
Jan
1.10
282,733
42c
Oct
18,900
23 Va May
Dominion
1.50
45c
Oct
Sep
1.35
36'a
22'/a
3.00
18 Va
1.48
1.70
80c
32
130
2.00
4'ac Oct
'
*
.1
1
25o
•
1.35
36%
1.20
3,370
15%
156
Apr
Oct
Aug
32
3.65
May
10,450
Apr
33c
80c
32
85c
19
General Investments
50c
3.00
32
3.35
Canadian
8%
Oct
Jun
27
25
26
1.95
45c
1.g5
1.90
3.35
Bronze
8%
Jan
25
225
Cottons
45c
2.70 Aug
19% Aug
1.12
1,154
Canadian
14c
Feb
15% May
2,027
Canadian
10'Ac
Apr
Jan
15c
Canada & Dominion Sugar:
19
11c
4.70
5'ac
5%
Jan
*
—1
Oct
5c
26c
Feb
80
Feb
81c
Aug
2.00
27 Va
Jan
28,490
Oct
8c
21c
5
4.10
19
18% mar
7,100
1,900
26
15c
1.39
Jan
Jun
Oct
12,800
25c
59c
1.20
4.50 Jun
13%
82v2
10c
25c
Oct
18'a
Oct
Oct
Sep
23c
*
Paper—
Pulp
Aug
1.29
Feb
July
83c
Oct
2.50
33c
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—!_^—5
Asbestos Corp
i
.—i
•
Bulolo
Gold Dredging
_5
7c
600
Mar
2.00 Mar
8c
3.60
8Vac
3.10
25%
21c
Corp——-j-*
National
Andian
7,200
3.00
29c
Jun
8%
1.65
5.05 Mar
Feb
1.76
15%
•
—
Oct
60c
26,500
900
Oct
2.00
Sale l'rfe*
8c
18c
21c
3,748
55
67
13,898
17c
18c
1,100
19'a
•
Pipeline
1,225
33c
STOCKS
2.10
3,000
Jan
66
4,984
l.ast
7c
20c
Jun
3%
2.80
9
Friday
8'ac 10'ac
20c
Jan
44%
5.55
69
Canadian
10%
10,550
23c
Oct
46c
1.65
Toronto Stock
46%
53
July
Jun
1.20 Aug
8%
21 %c
—_
Oct
Aug
G
Jan
23
72
1.00
—
Mining
Zulapa
May
73c
5c
18
12,700
1
-
7,206
3,000
10%
•
Explorations
Empire Oils
34,840
7c
1.27
•
—1
Yellowknife Bear Mines——,—
27
2
23%
Mines
Yukeno
Oct
July
22 'a
5c
1
30,880
4'ac
o
b
Canada
Trans
200
1.22
20c
Oil—
Canuck
5c
46%
16c
Class
Trans
2.00
46c
Zinc
Yankee
410
1
•
,
8,080
23%
5
♦
.
Wright-Hargreaves
2.00
50
10
a
600
15,200
Gc
——•
*
•
,
—
May
5c
4.00
6'ac
27%
■i
18
3
5c
Jan
Oct
56c
1.25
1
1
——
1.95
20c
*
Mortgage
400
5,700
22'a
6.25
Ltd
12'a
*
1
Torbrit Silver Mines
Traders
75c
7c
90c
10
Tomblll Gold Mines
Toronto
20,345
2.21
1
Tiara Mines
20
22
Jan
4/40 May
Jan
1.73
23%
Apr
1
common
Mines
landem
17c
12
2.00
——1
1
.—1
——
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood (John) Indus class a
Apr
65c
1
Gold
Aug
1.351
3.90
Jun
mar
2.45
*
Industries
Switson
7c
6,000
2.482,250
65c
DC
Jan
175
1.76
*
100
ordinary
Petroleum
Suneriest
6.40
7c
20
22%
;———
Wiltsey Coghlan
Winchester Larder
Windfall Oils & Mines
Oct
58,590
——
.
July
60c
20
Mar
18c
3.50
•
common
———
Feb
70
Jun
2.95
2.25.
12
—_—————
11'a Jun
Oct
34'a
1
-1
Bros
Stedman
60
Jan
3.95
Jan
60c
Aug
2.10
34
1
1
1
Nickel
Aug
39
55'a May;
2.45
2.00
1
1
1
*
•
*
Oil & Gas
j: 53
90
700
12%
:%•«: 7c....
j!2.26
Par
Starratt
ioo
:
-4.00
3.55
Jan
Jan
lie
42
3.00
34%
*
1
Ltd
8c
-54
■a/.-.44.aa45
4
•
—-—
:
Jan
1.05
63c
1.80
Stanrock Uranium Mines
8c
4.200
8c
54
8c
44
•
•
———100
class a
Warrants
Apr
3.95
17c
Oils
Mines & Oils
Stadacona Mines
Standard Paving & Materials
Stanleigh Uranium Corp
Jan
10%
80
21%
———————
Spooner
Oct
—* •:
a
b
Oct
Oct
Oct
20
———*
class
Preferred
20%
—*
Union
Warrants
Class
Jan
3Gc
Air Services
Spartan
Weston
Jun
3.60
95,295
South am
Southern
Jan
1.82
4.00
*
Oil—
Valley
23
1 1
;
Petroleum—
(Geo)
68c
70c
24%
1,000
5.10
Naco
Western
Oct
20
1
common
100
*———--
Grocers
Western
Jan
20
560
4.g5
——
Manufacturing
d
18,000
25
18%.
:
Petroleum
Feb
4.90
25
_.
—
May
1.93
29,700
2,239
26'a
Warrants
May
4.30
Explorations Ltd
Decalta
Western
13c
21
—50c
—*
—-*
a
22'a
38'/a c 3 8'Ac
--1
class
5.95
20
4.75
—
Dairies
4.75
24%
15'a July
30'a July
6
28,955
20 'a
Quebec——:—,——-1
b
7.15 May
Mar
33
50
2.12
*
Miller Mines
Silver Standard Mines
Class
6
1.93
4.80
•
corn-*
*
50c
1
Silver
Silverwood
6
1.95
50o
common
24c
Oct
1
2.95
Waite Amulet Mines———;;———;—•
? 5.80
Walker g & w
—j.•
•< 69
Waterous Equipment ———*
8%
Wayne Petroleums Ltd——
—_j.
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd
,1
2.50
Weeden
Pyrite Copper
■
1
22c
Werner Lake Nickel———,————1
9%
Wespac Petroleums Ltd————
■.*
16c
West Malartic Mines———1
6c
West May gill Gas Gil—..
—*
1.55
Westeel Products
*
16
Western Canada Breweries
:
—5
51c
.
480
39
33
c
New
86
Ocr
4.30
——1
Ltd'*
45c
41,400
33
f-eb
24%
195,600
51c
9% Mar
.
2,800
20c
53c
—
Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power new
98
Jan
18%
Oct
13'a
.
a—
Rainbow Oils
class
Oct
90
%
—25
1
1
—
Gold
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
River
Jan
17'ac Aug
Sep
54c
1
1
•
Antpnio Gold
Oct
16'ac
———
—
Maurice
St Michael
Jun
12%
Oct
'a
90
12
12 %
•
5 '!o
Preferred
1.00
Oct
8c
55
•
8t
1.82 May
14%
10
*
common
Mar
37c
10c
10c
——
57'a
10,000
Wainwright Producers & Ref
7c
•
Corp
Lawrence
i,864
17c
Jan
50c
Oil common
Ryanor Mining
Scurry
Jun
7c
1.30
i—1
Industries
Scarfe
2.50
4Gc
—_
Can Ltd
Rowan Consol Mines
Roxana
Oils
Roval Bank of Canada
Russell
1.00 May
1
v)
Royalite
2.05 May
Oct
7c
-
Ltd
Pete
1.99 Mar
1.25 May
26c
1
Rockwin Mines
(a
i,600
Feb
23c
62%
25
_————*
1
*
Viceroy Mfg class b
—:?
Vico Explorations
———
1
Victoria & Grey Trust
———10
Violamac Mines
———1
Vulcan Oils
—1
Alloys
Vanadium
Ventures
8% Aug
57 'a
•
—___——_2
Products
Canada Mines
Vandoo Consol
47c
1.44
i I
Mines
Rocky
G2c
1.25 May
Rupununi Mines Ltd—
Athabasca. Uranium—
Roche
1.49 Mar
7.75 July
Sep
4.30
•
_1
-•
—
Steel Corp
Universal
Upper
1.00
—
Rifh WPll
Sand
Aug
43c
9c
Uranium
Rexspar
San
Jan
31c
30c
Mines ——--—
Reef Explorations
Reeves Macdonalct
—
St
19
Jan
7%
16'Ac
58
*
United Montauban
United
Oct
Sep
8.60
17c
3.85
200
—
United Oils
Aug
45c
Kay rock
Roe
Jan
2.45 May
28c
July
1.05
Mines—
Ltd——-
Uranium
Radiore
Rainville Mines
Rix
preferred
United Keno Hill
200
7%
7%
—
1
preferred—50
25
Mines
Fuel Inv class a
Class b
Petroleum
Quonto
Rio
80c
Oct
1.00
15c
United
10'a Mar
Oct
18c
18c
1.10
Jan
6
7'a
30c
16'Ac.
*
———_
Jun
93c
Feb
21,200
6
1
1
Ltd class a——
United Corps
High
Low
26c
38c
30c
*
——
:
Asbestos
■j„ Class ■ b —
United Estella
Mar
Oct
5.55
6,910
Mining
United
Jan
2.34
Canada
Corp
of
Union
May
8c
Copper
Chibougamau
Queoec
2nd
Union Gas
Range Sirce Jaa. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
•
1
Acceptance common-—-—j-—-'*
preferred —————.—
*
Union
Jan
18c
Sep
6c
2,300
Gc
a'
a';
Shawkey Mines
Ultra
Oct
3.90
12,955
4.95
10c
Quebec
vl'v'-v;
High
Low
2.15
Airways
Provo Gas Producers Ltd—
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Prospectors
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
High
3.90
4.40
—-
——
stocks
,
Low
1
Mines
Uranium
Last
for Week
of Prrces
Sale Price
Par
Pronto
Sale*
Sales
Range
Friday
Week's
Friday
19'a
330
37
92c
1.90
16c
Oct
May
Oct
3.25
Sep
Oct
40c
Jun
•
a
145'a May
55'a
Oct
17c
Oct
34c
Anr
17
Feb
35%
Aug
Jan
4.25
3.90
4.80
21,636
Oct
9.00
20c
20'Ac
20c
20c
500
18c
Sep
55c
May
20c
21c
7,375
20c
Feb
33c
Jan
3.90
Gold
FOOTNOTES
3.35 May
Apr
Consolidated
d
e
FOR
58c
1
54c
--
(
Un) Admitted to
'
wi When issued,
price.
In year's range).
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Selling ex-interest.
69c
May
MARKETS
unlisted trading privileges,
wd When delivered,
.
Mar
Ex-l?quidating dividend.
t
value.
Cash sale (not included
6,400
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
'
Odd lot sale (not Included in year's
range).
.
\
'
Deferred delivery sale (not included
in year's range),
No par
I Flat
r
corp-i^
•
Ex-rlghts.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
Ifet>
Number 5633
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1773)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
The
following bid and asked quotations
not represent actual transactions
or
bought (indicated by the
obtained from
are
the
Jieyat the time of as a guide to
are intended compilation
)
National
Amer
Commercial
Barge
Co
Controls
1
38
High
2
30%
33
Hoover Co
1
23
1
23
class
Class
_l
18 74
20 3 a
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
4
17%
13V2
Hycon
1
13 3
14
common
9
10 74
a
25
497u
25
Indiana Gas & Water Co
1674
Indianapolis
17.
13%
International Textbook Co
•
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
1
Interstate Motor Freight
Sys__i
Interstate Securities Co
II5
Investors Diver Services Inc
10
28
30%
10
31%
34%
10
__
Indian Head Mills Inc
36
397a
1
11
12%
Class
Bareco Investment Co___
Bates
6%
__i
Mfg Co
5%
Bausch
&
4
21%
Baxter
Laboratories
1
16V 4
(A
1
10%
11%
10
9*4
10%
1
874
9 74
Bell
&
Lomb
J)
Gossert
4>eiteliciai
Optical Co.. 10
Markets
Co
ourp
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Beryllium Corp
Mills
Bowser
Inc
Brown
&,
Brush
51a
5
«
Black Hills Power &
Light Co..1
Biaak, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com 1
Botany
19 3
Iowa
common
51%
Jamaica
20%**% 22%
21 >'4
v 22%
1
4*2
$1.20
preferred—25
12 V 2
14%
23
Kaiser
16
27%
14
1474
20%
2174
25%
Sharpe Mfg Co
—10
Beryllium Co
9%
34 74
874
~i
_Ii
6%
preferred
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment
'
Kansas
City
Public
Serv
Steel
Bullock's Inc
•
9
9%
28
30%
36*'1
39
Kellogg
10:,4
12
Kendall
Burndy Corp
Co
;
California Oregon Power Co__20
26%
California Water Service Co—25
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd10c
28%
38%
42
Keystone Portland
19
20%
Koehring
oil
a
Ltd
10c
6 %
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
19%
carilbit
ouip
Carpenter
1
Paper
Ceco Steel
Co
35%
2%
Products
32
35 %
lo
Corp
111
Elec
Gas
&
Central Indiana Gas
Central
Louisiana
Central
Maine
Central
Public
Co
19
21
M)
Co—
...5.:
Electric Co—5
Power
Co
10
—
Utility Corp..— (j
Central
Soya Co
Central
Telephone Co
Central
Vt Pub
Chattanooga
•
Serv
Gas
Citizens Util Co
Coastal
States
Collins
'
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
30%
1674
15%
4%
Prod..
$1.25
conv
1
2'A
Gas
Co....5
preferred
25
1
Company
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Laboratories
Darling
Delhi
Ltd
(L
_5
...
Detroit Harvester Co
'•
12 %
13%
21
22%
46
503a
20»4
22
15%
16%
25 %
6 74/
4%
17'%
7%
11
2874
.
67 2
5'a
18 7
r.
83a
11%
25%
28
41%
45'%
8%.
7%
8%
1
Tayler Oil Corp
Chemical
87u
16
7%
8%
10%
1
Dentists Supply Co of N Y
2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.5
Di-Noc
a
1
vtg
Co
Detroit
47
%
1
com
vtg
A)
4
7%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Common
14%
14 V 4
Connecticut Light & Power Co.»
Continental Transp Lines Inc..1
Cutter
15%
13%
1
Commonwealth Gas Corp.—— 1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Cross
13%
com—.——1
Inc
12
13%,
15® a
16 7
12*%
14%
a
Gas
4%
5%
Welex Jet
3%
West Point
2%
374
Donnelley
20 3 4
22%
Co..5
Broadcasting Corp
&
Bradstreet
Dunham
Bush
'Dynamics
$1
& Sorts
1
7%
83a
29 74
31%
Inc
Corp
2
of
8 V
4
9%
America
2
11
.
File
Nortex
North
Oil
East Tennessee
Eastern
Nat
Gas
El
Co
•
Emhart
Mfg Co
Empire
^tate
,__1
774
Oil
Co
Fairmont
Fanner
American
North Penn
Fisber
5%
63a
49%
52*4
55'%
2.50
15%
17
Governor
Co
1
13*4
14%
1
10
11V4
_2'/a
Steel Corp
Corp Ltd
Fluor
20
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated
21'%
15 ''2
1774
Paper.10
Frito
24%
26%
•
16 *'2
17%
26'%
28'%
Co
Oarlock
Packing Co
1
Gas Service Co
10
General
Co
Gen
5%
Telep
(Calif)
20
21%
214
23
5
5%
pfd—20
514%
Giant
preferred
Cement Co
Portland
1
Glddings * Lewis Mach Tool Co 2
Grenn
M""-«
Grolier
Gruen
in
Society
Industries
Inc
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Mfg
Gustin-Bacon
Corp.
QVff
Qn»r>»itir
62
66%
First
Natl
Bank
f"nfp'~
"
Trust
Franklin
Natl
Co
Trust Corn
62
66
%
6274
5874
61%
59
20
Louis
15%
Harris
Tr
9%
Hartford
8%
Hudson
&
of
Sav
Natl
Bk
40
42%
30%
3474
22%
24%
34%
29%
41
43%
52%
55%
(Phila)
20
Boston
Bk__15
10
34%
55%
59%
17%
19%
67%
ton
29
31%
47
5 2'/a
County Natl Bank
City N J)
31'%
60
65%
10
Natl
Albany
Bk
26%
29%
25%
2
5'%
5%
10c
5
6
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp
6
15%
25
443
Bk
Union
& Tr
8erv
Co
of
New
Mexico—5
15%
Natl
Providence
For
R
Bank
1474
Bank
Co
footnote*
nw^ding
Sugar Corp
1
13%
19%
21%
8%
9%
10
40'%
43%
10
40
43
21%
23%
Commerce—
of
Co
of
16%
31
3374
33%
35 %
States
Maryland
Trust
Co—
(Boston)
United
(N Y)__20
62%
65%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
States
27%
29%
Tr
Co
cage
14%
1
25%
28
Metals Corp of America—1
Reichhold
Chemicals
1
4%
5
Purolator
Products
Rare
20%
Reelstoflex
15%
Richardson Co
Natdral
Gas
Co
2
25%
1
13
Riley Stoker Corp
3
River
Brand Rice
Mills Inc—3%
5
13%
14%
Roadway Express class A
Robblns & Myers Inc
1474
15%
Robertson
25c
*
9
50%
64
17%
18%
38 y4
41 y8
9V4
10 %
9'%
3%
4%
inddls
24%
26%
Corp
—
&
Utility
list
of
Your
orders
1
8
of the
Stocks quoted in the above
Over-the-Counter
&
inquiries
are
Securities.
invited
15%
8%
59%
8%
Inc
National
21
13%
46
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2%
Plywood
19
1
Co
Industrial
13%
39%
(H H)
We make Markets in two out of every three
14%
12
22%
Sv^tem
23
23 %
12%
Corp
24%
"'•dpr
21%
15
16%
TROSTER,
HA 2-
2400
Members: N.
74
39%
10
16%
Punta Alegre
46%
36
2'/a
(N Y)
New Jersey
(Cleveland)
Union Tr
United
of
—10
I
42
.
10
of
16%
Pub
(Jersey
42
28%
Co
34%
Producing Properties Inc
23 V*
39
26
10
Tr
&
Y)
Trade
Co—10
Industrial
20
(Los
5
BanK of
Sterling
9'%
72
Trust
1
(N Y)
Trust Co
415
22%
Street
Mass)
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
4474
42
Tr
20
Second Natl Bk of Phila..
67
64
(Chi)__ 100
Bk
Bank-State
(Boston,
8%
46%
43%
20
15%
Coke Co
•
127
30
State
York-_10
(N Y)
New
&
16
32%
26'%
Security First Natl Bank
10
Exch
14%
Bank
53%
10
Trust
Second
5%
Guaranty Trust Co
14'%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
N
Girard
49%
54%
——5
Hanover
72
443
St Louis Union Trust Co
66
(Franklin
14%
8'%
34'%
315
3514
Square N Y)
13'%
34%
69
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
10
297%
30
Co
21%
51
(Phila)
28
4614
415
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
33
Trust
Bk
4114
43
(Boston)
10
Tradesmen's Bank
Trust
33
62 %
25
Co
Bank
56
38:,/4
5
65%
31%
City)—25
Rochelle
New
&
J)
Natl
2914
51%
25
N
19%
63
27
7.50
Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
York Tirnst Co (N Y)
25
Tr Co (Chicago)..100
(Hackensack
54'4
1774
33%
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
51
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
Co
(Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
172
Dallas—10
St
4074
58
Northern
305
(Jersey
of
62
268
Bank¬
28%
100
37%
19
5
Bk
Essex
J)
19%
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
First
8
&
(N
31
,
127
&
61
Natl
First
Bank
29
(Atlanta)—10
Paterson
of
First Natl
10
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash DC—25
6%
of
250
(Cleve)—16
29%
Tr
Chicago
Bank
37
Natl Slxawmut Bk of
Boston_12%
Bk of Newark
12%
71
10
21
14%
4
Bk
of
Bk
&
(Minn)
(Camden N J)
Bk
Detroit
(Albany N Y).
Co
Provident
First Natl
58%
Westchester_5
Bank
Newark
75%
Natl
3%
Natl
Philadelphia
&
of
Commerce
Trust
Pilgrim
—
43%
1874
120
(N Y)__100
of
National
76%
Bk
Co
Bank
49%
Natl
40%
17
of
5
City
46
Camden
&
Bank
73
Natl
1
National
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co. 10
First
6%
(J P)
27%
Stk Corp
Bank
Y)
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) 25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.lO
25
Bk
Natl
(N
(N Y)_10
First
414
5'%
Brook
Freeport
New
(Newark
Federation Bk & Tr Co
11%
1
Meadow
34%
11%
5%
26%
33%
32
Co
10%
5'%
24%
163
Trust
J)
101
30%
10
N
10%
4%
X95
Tr
(Phila)
—50
Federal
National
37%
&
10
New
5
Natl Bank of Boston—12 V2
16%
20
Bk
26
10
18%
32%
Co
85%
82
(White
Co
Y)
First
20'%
1
(N
First
3%
Liberty Real Estate
Ask
17
30%
Natl State
14
—
13'%
Bid
5
10
23%
—33%
Co
11%
35
(Phila)
(N Y)
County Trust
(Brooklyn N Y)
ing
24%
1
Power Corp
38%
2214
35'%
Great Western Financial Corp.l
iA Pi Fire Brick Co
5
Green
78%
36%
35
19%
22
73 %
1
Co
Corp
Portland Gas &
Republic
20
J. 25
N
N J)
Trust
Plains
61%
Trust
&
10%
15 Vb
Co
Co
National
Co_12%
of
Tr
19
Polaroid
18%
GfBl Tele Co of the Southwest
Co
Bank
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
Rubber
26 V4
2.50
Crude Oil
General Gas Corp
(Paterson
County
57
25
Co
7%
Trust
National
Y)__
111
60%
227
&
25
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)„10
Plymouth
11%
50c
38
56
210
50
Bank
First
Pacific Mercury Telev "A"
90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co __70c
Pendleton Tool Indus
1
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
35%
,—10
16%
Prod__lc
Bottlers
7%
32'%
Tar
Morgan
12%
6%
46*4
(N
-
National
15%
26%
10
45%
11%
5%
General
47%
First
2414
Pepsi-Cola
Co
13%
29
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
39%
16%
•
21 74
Zapata Off-Shore
1
38%
42%
15
7
62%
45%
17
5
19 "2
Chemicals Corp
Kings
37
17%
34'%
1
Corp
Wyandotte
22
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15%
30'%
Pabst
6 74
Inc
Company
38%
303
Y)_12%
16
31%
46%
Co
Irving Trust
Phila.10
(N
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
22'%
29%
Florida
23%
29 74
..1
Fisher Brothers Co
21%
21
42%
6%
26%.
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
14%
5%
Corp
19
.3
Brewing Co
26%
12%
35%
Co
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust
/
12
Alrmotive
Co
Continental
'
2214
Northeastern Water Co $4
pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
Pacific
24 %
5
10
24%
(N
Connecticut Bank &
-%
10%
Assn.100
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..
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10%
10
32 %
Co
Commercial Trust
15%
ley*
81
•
26%
•
14%
5
9%"
Trust
1
Old
28%
5
of
Bk
Southern
.5
River
25
Cleve—16
(Savannah)
Trust
26%
7%
1
Northwest Production Corp
2'/a
&
Ask
36
City Natl Bk <fc Tr (Chicago )_25
33%
6%
;_50c
Coal
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&
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1
Gas Co
9'%
Williams
14%
58%
20
8
Corp
14 3%
13%
(St
of
Bk
Exch
Commercial State
9%
31
Co
Bank
Natl
Corn
Cleveland
10%
22%
•,
Corp
40%
13%
5
Co
(N
Trust
Natl
Bank
44
Ben Coal Corp
Opellka Manufacturing Corp
874
1
Co
Mfg Co.
Feucxoj
First
Ponds
41
1274
10c
Equity Oil Co
4%
20'%
50c
Gas
33%
38%
8%
34%
34%
Y)__.—16
^
Citizens
'A
5%
lo
Assoc
16%
31
10c
7
19
59%
(Phila).—10
Chem
26
Otter Tall Power Co
81/4
16%
(Tenas)
Corp
24
18
1
50c
Associates__10
Utilities
Paso Electric Co
Electrolux
&
iN
Bank
Chase Manhattan Bk
12
1
Co
Noyis Thermador
Co
Natl
Centl-Penn
1674
19%
%
19%
Aluminate Corp
2%
Natlopal Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Homes
Corp A com_50c
Elec
27%
15
Manufacturers Tr Co ((N Y)__10
32%
National
Oklahoma
Eastern Industries Inc
15%
18
10
Trust
Central
38%
1
Shops of Del
2074
19%
290
(NY)__5
Camden
2
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
preference
4614
17%
Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co..
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Nicholson
—1
Inc
28%
30 >4
Miss
&
13%
18%
25%
1
White
32"%
100
Louis)
1"%
Eng Gas
Inc
Manufacturing Co..5
Western Lt & Telephone Co..10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
Western Natural Gas Co
1
Bid
(Newark).25
York.
——
common
Services
Industrial
Broad St 1 rust Co
25%
5,
%
25
17
New
12
'2774
■43
23%
24%
National Shirt
16
3074
13%
2974
1
183a
47
Commerce
New
5
B
32
12 %
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
:
A
...——614
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Boatmen's
S
&
of
12%
t
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T
N
of North America
Minneapolis Gas Co
Class
America
of
(San
of
7'%
—
36%
29%
20%
5
Par
Bank
Bank
35
Utilities Co
Montrose Chemical Co
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
33
•
5'/2
1
Bank
5
Missouri
5
Washington Natural Gas Co__10
Washington Steel Corp
1
4%
Inc
Petroleum
Bank
5
Inc
18%
Gasoline
414
Mississippi Shipping Co
187a
10*2
Eng
Class A common
Miles Laboratories
17 >4
14%
Dun
2'%
&
22%
Wurlitzer
Bankers
8%
Machine
19'%
21
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Co__
3%
63
9%
McNeil
14%
17'%
of
5'/a
20%
%
lc
16%
44'%
1
Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
13%
50c
14%
18
26'%
__1
Cox-p
2%
Corp_5
Pipeine Co.l
4
28%
_1"
Meredith
24%
Amer
Vitro
5'/a
23%
5%
29%
Warner & Swasey Co.
13"%
22 "a
20%
5%
16%
Inc
47%
59%
1
Industries
19%
-29%'
42
1
8%
21%
5
Mills
3'4
2914
McLean Trucking Co cl A com.l
McLouth Steel Corp
1
:
(R R)
McLean
20
14%
—lc
27%
9%
25%
38'/a
Corp..1
7%
16
8%
5
Corp
42%
6%
Natural
18
5
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L)
Corp..
3
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc.l
_1
urp
374
•
Corp
Co
Iron
1
National
14%
23
2'%
10%
26
18%
31'%
Bank & Trusl Companies
474
374
1%
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
Oil
&
Three States Nat Gas Co——1
15%
2774
Macmillan Co
1
Madison Gas & Electric
Co.._16
Maremont Automo Prods Inc..1
Marlin-Rockwell
Utah Southern
Valley Mould
Vanity Fair
Wisconsin Pow & Light Co
Wood Conversion Co
Industries
17%
10c
23%
5
22%
28%
Universal Match Corp
12'%
Upper Peninsular Power Co:
9
9%
42%
5%
2074
United Drill & Tool
Corp
10
b%
preferred
10
United States Sugar
Corp..
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
21%
Transmission
Gas
4%
Pipe *ne Corp..50c
Tucson Gas Elec L# & Pwr
Co_5
1
39
21
1
Gas
12
1
11'%
18
Canada Pipe Lines
11
1
23%
10%
Common
Trans
2%
Gas
58%
22
1
5%
3%
1
Tranmis
Nat
41%
5%
1.25
10%
4
.
Oo
fWalt) Productions—2 74
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Co
Inc
1
Arts
Disney
'DuMont
Steel
%
14%
America—1
Mfg & Sales Co
Inc.
Ri-'Hcp
Dlctriplio.
Star
cl B
38%
25
32%
Corp..1
18
9
1
com
29
Corp__7
111
Trans
Ask
55
III"III 1
28%
5
28%
ioc
of
Lucky Stores
Ludlow
74
4%
1
Lone
Corp
217b
19*/2
tic
Lithium
11%
26%
1
Corp
Topp Industries Inc
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
2574
26%
1
cWp
10%
1
Inc
Co
Eastern
24%
25%
2.50
:
Texas
32%
24
5
qo
25%
22%
24
10
Corp Inc
Texas
32%
29
3
Fibers—Qo
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
22
31'%
Colorado Milling & Elev Co___l
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
'
33%'
;•
20
18 74
!;
_—
A
Colorado Interstate
30%
Blower
20%
14%
common
Stores
12%
.1
32
Gas
Co
29 3 a
11%
Glass
Le Cuno Oil
6*4
14%
28%
cl A„fki'ae
Common class B
Clinton Maohine Co
5%
13%
27 y.t
6
Co
com
Lau
■
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Corp.
L-O-F
23%
2%
Steamship
Texas
3714
Landers Frary fe-thark
25
Lanolin Plus Znc
—____lc
9
1
Cedar Point Field Trust ctis—Central Electric & Gas Co—3'2
Central
8 %
20%
Inc
Corp..1
Thermo King Corp.——...
1
874
5
Cem Co.
18%
—
Texas
35%
8%
lo
Co
Co
Co__l
7%
18%
Kentucky Utilities
Tele
Inc
Texas
4%
32%
I10
Inc
7%
Texas
33
lfj
Kennametal
&
Tekoil
2374
50c
Co
Tampax
43
3%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp.—
3
10
24%
Co
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15 %
6%
Propane
(O
13%
22 %
Co
Corp
Tennessee Gas Tranmis
30
1
_*
Co
__
9%
2274
Co.10
Co
.1
Castings
40
15%
1
Gas
Refining Co
Sutton
16%
1
Buckeye
Suntide
714
14%
1
10%
1414
18
Stouffer Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
10%
31%
5
common
9%
5
Register
Suburban
13%
32%
Home Products
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
Statler Hotels Delaware
81%
25%
1
Corp
12
16%
Stanley
•
Co
$1.46
5
17%
Standard
76
Co—15
Supply
Electric
Steel
15%
5
Jervls Corp
Jessop Steel Co
32
Inc
Water
Jefferson
*
23
14
Fruit
11%
23'%
22%
10c
Co
States
Carbon
Stand
56
21
1
Utilities
Co.lOc
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
1874
5
Jack & Heintz Inc
63«
29
Southern
Speer
18 74
17%
10
21%
20%
•
30%
Union
Southwestern
1374
17
17%
Bayless
3%
12
10
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Co
Iowa Public Service Co
0%
5V0
10
A
1
__
Water Co
1
7'%
Eng Tele Co—.25
Southwest Gas
Bid
Tokheim
Producing Co..1
New
Southern
3
Time
3814
Colorado Power Co..*
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
2074
11—10
%
36%
35
Southern
5914
874
15'%
Corp
27%
7%
Par
Devel
Calif Water
1814
40%
Spring
Southern
composed of securities
v wa 01 securmes
Ask
34
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
22
55
23 34
Associated
Oil &
Bid
1
2
Shore
m*.
(inmcate^y'th^id")
"National" list is
—2
Co
Power Co
1
•
Avon Products Inc
Aztec Oil & Gas Co
107
1
5
Art Metal Construction Co
Pacific
1
Co
Co
Arkansas Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co
—.5
Arizona Public Service Co
&
n+w
The
request.
Petroleum
D)
Southern
common
Mlg
on
Tnn
couMhavebeensold^
Corp
South
110
Pulp & Paper Corp
A
Skil
19%
2'/a
Hudson
25%
(G
Sierra
3
103
1
A
25 74
Denlers
Seismograph Service Corp
42%
42
101
10
Voltage Engineering
%
Partic preferred
37
Jacinto
Searle
Ask
274
5
37 %
21
35
35
Develop
39
25c
'%
10
amp Incorporated
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Farms
19
&
Hallo Mines Inc
Haloid
Company
t
Bid
Hanna (M A) Co class A
com.10
Class B common
American Window Glass
Cc-1274
Araen
Hagan Chemicals
4*/4
%
Securities
these securities
any quotation furnished
wide national distribution.
a
San
Par
26 V 4
1.4
—.
&
28 *
24
Line_5
Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co
American Pipe & Const Co..
Research
3 %
2614
18
Par
Ask
l
_Il
American Express Co
Amer Hospital
Am^r
Bid
i
October
Association of
Ongin of
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Friday,
the range within which
asked
which have
Aerovox Corp
Air Products Inc
American Box Board Co
for
Y.
SINGER
&
Security Dealers Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
NY 1-
376
45
The Commercial and
4C
Financial Chronicle
1957
Monday, October 21,
.
...
(1774)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
18
Friday, October
for
Quotations
Funds—
Mutual
1.44
5.42
4.87
3.97
14.58
15.70
3.27
9.0.1
19.49
21.07
11.19
12.27
6.65
7.16
10.47
17.07
6.18
6.75
4.51
4.94
*
1
Trust———-1
Fund Inc
8.55
17.20
13.70
14.90
12.08
13.06
15 %
17
Vegh Investing Co
Vegh Mutual Fund
Delaware Fund
Da
De
12.40
Diver
7.65
14.58
2.32
Electronics
4.15
Mutual
6.01
15.18
4.47
4.88
11.34
General
General
7.00
7.73
5.83
6.45
7.99
8.33
9.65
6.01
shares
lo
stock
shares
lo
lc
17.24
Foundation.—1
12.49
8.23
10c
245
255
97
103
Co
35%
4
59%
82%
49%
36%
03
45 7 3
6t
20
28
Seaboard Surety Co
-14%
10%
277/h
29%
Springfield
(Jacksonville Fia;_2%
Gulf Life
22%
24%
Standard
Hanover Fire
10
.>10
Hartford Steamboiler
Home
08
8.02
of North Amer—5
Co
Insurance
90%
85
after\decimal
18.78
Science
&
_1
15,
1958——,
99.28
Feb.
17,
1958
Stevens
36la,
17,
1958—;-
•
28.18
5.92
12.03
15,
1958—99.31
100.1
16,
1958-.%
99.31
100.1
1
2%s Jan.
4s
Feb.
99.13
99.22
1958
20,
19584.10s Mar. 10, 1958
10,
1
7.52
9.87
11.74
10.66
1
10.73
Fund
(Edson B)
Investors
1
Inc
Investors
State
Street Investment
Stein
Roe & Farnham Fund-
Television-Electronics Fund-
99.22
Inc
Fund
1e
lo
Inc
5.85
6.41
10.65
11.65
4.16
3.61
100
1, 1958
l%s
5.05
Wall
Street Investing
Fund
Inc—
Inc
—
1958
1,
99.4
99.11
98.8
9.44
6.26
7.29
11.75
10.72
11.59
4.49
4.85
Due
Dated
Rate
11-
1-57
2-
1-57
Bid
99.31
Columbia
Gas
.1982
5s
Consol Natural Gas
Consumers
El
4%s
Power
Ask
-1987
Pacific
85
Phila
97%
102%
4%s
!
60
11-
1-57
5-
1-57
99.30
.1970
74
.1900
102%
1
.1987
97%
4%S-
75
60%
1
Pub Service El & Gas
Sheraton
Co
ot
Southern
Calif
4%s.l987
100
.196')
83
4%s
Am
1979
101%
-1981
63%
4%s
Cement
77
Southern
Calif
National
Can
70
1
5s
104
65
86
<b
105%
Electric
Tamoa
5s
104%
105
101%
102
99%
1-57
1-
2-58
99.26
Oct.
April
99.31
Ask
97.10
96.28
97.4
95.28
96.4
94.24
95
98.18
1960
1,
_—
98.21
93.24
94
92.20
1961
4s Aug.
1, 1961
IV2S Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb 15, 1962—
1,
100.3
92.28
10 J.5
■
91.16
91.24
98.26
98.30
90.8
Aug.
10O
—
89.12
5-
3.90%
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
90.16
100.2
89.20
Ask
1-57
2-
3-58
99.25
99.28
3-58
99.24
99.27
100
99.31
100
99.29
4.00%
6-
3-57
3-
4.25%
7-
1-57
4
-1-58
99.26
4.20%
8-
1-57
5-
1-58
99.26
4.50%
9-
3-57
6-
2-53
99.23
100
10-
1-57
7-
1-58
99.28
100
,
99.30
99.30
Bills
United States Treasury
98%
100%
Bid
October
24,
1957
99.969
October
31, 1957
7, 1957
99.908
100
100%
105
105%
November
103
November
101
102
November 21,
1987
_
Trans
November
&
-1971
December
1971
83
5%%
79
December 26,
99.847
January
2,
99.783
January
99.692
99.705
January
83
86
Lgt
5%s__ _1987
1957
99.612
99.628
March
99.556
99.575
April
99.502
99.270
99.523
12, 1957>—
1958
»
24,
15,
1958
1958
101%
102%
value
+Ex-100% stock dividend,
a
Net
par
asset
value.
Stock
Edrison—
100%
100%
listing on the New York
Exchange
b Bid
d
yield
ISSUES
price,
Ex-rights,
stock,
t New
x
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-stock
dividend,
99.196
99.120
98.374
98.123
,
99.187
99.113
98.357
1958
16, 1958_._,
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
•No
k Admitted to
—100
99.260
-
9,
83
>1976
preferred'
—
99.459
99.423
1957,
99.917
99.773
Ask
99.443
99.395
-i-
1957
99.839
85%
-1970
SVfes
December 19,
60%
STOCKS
Commonwealth
99.973
1957
1957
December 5,
101
100
99%
29,
103
59%
Bid
Ask
1957-
14,
100
5s
4%s
Match
Power
5%s.-1977
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
87
,
5s
Corp
Industries
Utah
5%s_..1987
States
Power & Lgt
U S
88
Power 5s__1987
Pacific
Amer
Universal
99%
Northern
4-
102
Eastern
Textron
75
Telep 4%s.-1993
Niagara Mohawk Pow 47/ss>1987
New Jersey Bell
99.28
99.29
1983
-
Underwood
ion
1975
3%s
Erass
99.27
100.1
Ask
Gas—
5Vos
Texas
6Vis
2-57
2-57
1982
4%s
102%
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line—
Mueller
1212-
Edison—
\
Lowenstein (M) & Eons—
4% s
1-57
3-57
103
Tenn Gas Transmission—
Lehigh
36-
102%
103%
70
58
.1975
Hotels
98%
98%
.1976
3%s
Bid
5%s
Tel
&
96
100
~
97%
101%
103%
Tel
Electric
98%
4r;s%'
Bonds—(Cont.)
67
-1975
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Hilton
2
Natural Gas 5Vis..1977
Paep
Ferro
5s_____ 19
Ask
100.1
Security Issues
83
93
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
7.97
12.82
3.80%
65
100
6.84
3.80%
Burlington Industries 4 lis...1975
.1982
Carrier
Corp
4Ves>
Bid
97.8
April 1. 1962
15, 1962—
IV2S Oct. 1, 1962——
10.28
1
_l
103%
point
IV2S
3.90%
Bid
1 VliS
4s
1
Wellington Fund
Wisconsin
lVaS Oct.
1958
1,
2.33
4
1
Corp
Mutual
Inc_
Fund
April
Stock
! Investors Fund
Whitehall
98.28
2%s June 15, 1958
99.9
98
5.48
1
Washington
-
l%s
l%s
4.62
2.15
95.10
& Notes
Notes—(Cont.)—•
Feb. 15, 1959
April 1, 1959
—
Oct. 1, 1959
April 1, 1960
—
May 15, 1960
1%S
3.875%
Recent
100.2
13.90
3.70%
Bonds—
100.1
3%s
5.01
Inc
Fund
9.79
Fund_lc
Aug.
14,
Treasury Notes—
10.43
Fund
99.31
1, 1957
Feb.
1
7.85
Income
3%s
lnc„1
7.20
Tncnr
Indebtedness—
of
10.08
>
99 31
Maturity-
9.22
12.79
Fund
96.30
Treasury
l%s
Van
9.73
Ask
4s
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
8.89
Bid
Maturity—
7.89
9.16
7.98
▼nsHfuHonnt
20
8.43
Inc
99.27
represent one or more 32nds of a
l%s
7.32
Institutional
Figures after decimal point
99.27
Ltd—__1
99.23
1958
15,
May
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
Sliares_l
Canada
99.29
,
99.2R
11.75
99.28
1
1958
3.
98.4
34
99.25
Science Fund——
& Towne
March
99.26
2.30'
8.93
4V«s
92
97%
95
1957
1,
99.30
99.8
1021a
99.34
4%s March 3, 1958
1958
Income Fund
:-L>
99.G
100.4
95.10
95
99
—_
100
11.65
11.25
7.22-
Nov.
4.85s
10.50
18
3.80s
3 V2.S April 15, 1958
7.30
9.53
——
'
3%s Dec.
6.70
lc
Aug.
6.89
2.19
lo
•
10.42
United
Strum
%
12.87
4.00s
Fund.tc
1958
11,
99.20
99.22
99.22
99.28
9.59
6.30
Accumulated
Continental Fund
Fund
Feb.
l
Fund—1
United
United
1
1
Fund
1958
10.
,
United Funds Inc—
Funds
—>
1958
99.20
96.20
95
1,
4%s July 15, 1969
—
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967——
3%S May 1, 1971—
4%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967
37/»s Sept. 15, 1972—
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
10.78
9.92
1
Fund
a
8.14
10.32
1
_i
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Growth
4.70s
Certificates
14.89
10, 1958
8.
Juiy
a26.58
1
Tern pie ton Growth Fd of Can—1
1
Bank
311
Corp„•
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
Line Income
Boston Inc
Mav
99.17
J09.26
99.26
99.24
99.26
99.26
100
99.24
98.28
99.22
99.28
97.28
——>_>
:
2%s June 1, 1960—
4s May 1, 1962
'
Fund
I.tne
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
4.05s Apr.
4%s
38%
Clark—
&
Stock
23
32nds of a point
1959
1, 1960
2%s May
al9.97
Shares—>1.25
Stevens
Fund
2
4%s Feb. 2, 1959
Mortgage Assn—•
Federal Natl
a31.l2
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Texas
99.29
April
4%s
Fund Inc
Smith
99.31
4.6Us June
4%S
Clark
&
100
99.27
99.25
4VbS March
alO.GO
Inc—1
1
Funds
Nuclear
Southwestern
27
Fire
3%s Feb. 14, 1908
2%s May 1, 1958—
3%S May 1. 1958
4%s July 15, 1958
2%S Nov. 1, 1958
2 %s
—1
—
Scuddcr Fund of Canada
Sovereign
21%
25
22
2
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Ask
13.72
28.00
5.48
11.07
(Geo) Fund—
Araer
20"a
Y
N
of
Westchester
Stock
1
Inc
18.97
12.62
•
Jan.
4.30s
10.84
12.13
7.29 ° 7.96
2.50
Growth
3.95s
9.91
11.07
1
Fund
Selected
57%
60%
54 %
Insurance Co in the
point represent one or nrare
Bid
8.77.
%%%•%:%
1
Inc
Rowe)
Scudder,
78
Guaranty Co—10
3
Fire
City
13
73%
1
Inc
Street Fund
Scudder,
S
U S Life
&
Corp—
Inc
Value
Haydock Fund Ire
U
16%
Y)
————
U S Fidelity Jc
%
35%
33%
8
—5
(N
Trust
&
37%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Puritan
8.91
3.74
Travelers
132
125
04
5
—
32
29%
30
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
21
35
50%
10
Accident
Guar
4
39%
69%
24%
.>10
& Marine
Fire
12%
49.'
43%
Security (New Haven)——10
American
60
64
42%
5
3
—
19%
67%
40%
6.25
Marine
&
Fire
Paul
10
5
General Reinsurance Corp
Figures
—
Fund
11%
47
37
(N Y)
Corp
28%
Fund Inc
13.28
14.4&
Reinsurance
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
19.90
Securities
Inc
(T
—2
Providence-Washington
Inc
Shares
Securities
Philadelphia Fund
Price
12 '/a.
——
26%
Chemistry
Peoples
Pine
11%
Co„>■__5
Insurance
Life
Phila
Phoenix
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Fund
10
Peerless Insurance Co_
1
Ltd
Electronics
.>—10
____10
5
5.24
Stock Series
Nucleonics
51%
Indemnity Co
X18.41
—1
Series-
Canada
47%
48
17%
61
56%
(Minn)
1
.-1
.«>
England Fund.
York Capital Fund
of
85%
42
Northwestern National Life
4
1
1
Series.
'
80
53
3%
.33
47
34%
Glens Falls
3.20
10
of N Y_10
49
2.50
%
7%
70%
——12.50
32%
F;
31
75%
Northern
30%
77
(S
23 %
6%
80 %
Pacific
Insurance—
37%
29
>,„————3.33%
Northeastern
26%
Life
46%
21%
>—2.50
;
:
Slock
New
4.70
8.13
"
River
Newark..——7.50
of
Franklin
7.73
4.28
North
15%
44
3.65
7.99
5.42
7.45
5.73
Series
Growth
8.22
12,87
New
75%
30%
34%
2
_10
5
Fire—
Pacific Insurance Co
Fund
Fireman's
10.17
6.01
Series
Casualty
Hampshire
York Fire
9%
71
28%
14%
5
A
70%
10
>10
36%
5
Corp class
49%
of
53%j
8%
32
10
Fire
Union Fire
Nationwide
New
77%
73
A
61 %
49
5
Co
40
24
Deposit of Md
Philadelphia
Asm
Great
9.30
5.50
3.34
7.31
4.96
6.82
Value
Resources
28
National
National
Title
1
1
1
3.70
Intl
Fire
12.30
a
>1
Series
U21.14
Foundation
20
!
Fidelity &
Security Series—
10c
Inst
Casualty
Federal
18,08
9.52
United
H-DA
Institutional
5
2
Globe Si Republic
16.63
8.81
Stock
5.38
7.05
1
Series H-C7
Institutional
10%
Insurance
9.04
Series
New
Inc—
Fund of
Co
56
5
Fire Assurance
Life Ins
32%
28%
5
Indemnity & Life Ins
Monarch
28%
Ji
1.25
Employees Group Assocj.—
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
13.50
1
..1
Inc
United
Income
Assurance
Firemen's
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Income
-—
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Series
24%
18.64
Preferred
2.48
4.90
shares
—lc
-lc
Industry Shares) Inc—1
Func)3
51 %
21'a
Eagle Fire Ins Co
9.89
2.94
Balanced
6.59
7.50
Tobacco
Hamilton
3.44
.—.1
National
11.08
2.25
shares
Growth
48
26%
Merchants <fe Manufacturers—4
2.11
10.66
National Investors Corp
10.57
10.11
Bond
Utilities
6.18
8.74
7.05
lo
shares
6.50
7.97
lc
lc
Pteel
11.18
5.63
equipment
RR
Merchants
15%
Crura & Forster Inc.
4.92
1.91
3.12
9.15
interest--,
of beneficial
Common
shares_lo
Institutional Bond shares—lo
Merchandising shares
lc
shares
7.68
5.92
Industrial Machinery
Railroad
4.47
9.86
Corp.
Mutual Trust Shares
11.91
10.21
lo
shares
5.76
10.87
Fund-lo
Electrical
Equipment shares
0.02
5.25
Food shares
lo
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Ballroad
Continental
8.23
8.23
-l0
—lo
lc
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical shores
Common (The) Stock
Petroleum
15%
1
Building shares—
Mining
28
Mass
30%
5
Bonding
Massachusetts
2%
1%
261 %
14 %
_10
__5
.—5
Life
General
13%
187
1
Casualty
Maryland
20%
Ins
Connecticut
28%
103
97
178
10
81%
i0
NalFLile
Columbian
6.97
Putnam
1°
Aviation
Electronics &
6.85
7.51
Automobile shares
shares
28
1%
lVa
26
11 %
20
Lincoln National Life
New Amsterdam
5.66
.lc
Shares
Mutual
11.90
6.30
Securities—
Group
12.39
11.01
Inc——1
Capital Corp-.
1
Investors Trust
1
Industries Fund
Life Insurance Co of Va
0%
5
Ins Assn (N J)
Camden Fire
Life
23%
9.01
15.15
2.52
Fund
Invest
Pioneer
Gas
8.25
6.36
—
Income
Mutual
9.00
13.85
—1
19%
5%
21%
'
Boston Insurance Co
7.47
5.46
Inc——2
Fundamental Investors
Inc*
—
Futures
10.17
13.86
2.28
Over-The-Counter
lc
lc
stock series
Preferred
stock series—
5.95
Fund—■'
Units of beneficial interest—1
4.50
8.19
Funds Inc—
Common
3.46
6.87
16%
Massachusetts1 Life
15.09
4.12
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Growth Fund Inc
10c
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Financial
Custodian
.
3.15
Florida
Franklin
6.40
12.95
18.96
15%
10
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J»_10
Benelicial Stand Life Ins Co
1
11.12
___3B VaC
4.54
11.98
28%
13%
17%
2.92
125.27
6.18
5.43
Co
Bankers Sc Shippers
2.49
19.34
124.02
--10
Equity Fund Inc.
———20c
Fidelity Fund Inc——
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Fund Inc
Energy
9.90
2.65
21.01
18.09
7.39
9.21
2.26
shares
Dividend
1
1
Investment Corp—1
6.77
3.53
Bond
Fund
Stock Fund
Balo need-
10.10
__>>—lo
3.70
19.65
American Surety
3.20
Petroleum
2.54
IIownrd-
&
Eaton
23 %
1
5
6.25
American Re-insurance—
10.87
___>___>—__lc
shares
30%
14%
11.02
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
.—lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Mars Investors Growth Stock
10.55
X8.G6
1
Fund Inc
Amer Mercury (Wash D C)
14.39
lo
shares..———
81%
Standard
179
25
(Newark N J)_>2J/a
Continental
Metal
75
28
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)_5
Lawyers Mtge <fe Title Co—65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Life Companies
Inc
1
57%
25%
Assurance Co. 5
Home
Ask
Bid
Par
Ins—10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y„ 10
Jefferson
131
124
54
171
1
—
2.80
Nation
2.50
—25c
E
Series
Dreyfus
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
9.90
13.18
2.54
8.43
Diversified Trustee SharesDivideud Shares
Mutual
Saylcs
Paper
6.07
Fund—1
Investment
Diversified
11.07
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
8.57
5.54
10.14
25o
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares
10 12
7.79
Income Fund Inc——1
Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Delaware
Araer Ins Co
Fund—•
Looinis
12.53
1
8.48
5.20
66%
9.2ft
American
7.77
<fe
Amer
a37.77
6.22
63
1
1
Inc
Inc
9.10
9.93
Stk Fund Inc—1
Fund Inc
5.69
17.13
Insurance
Lire
11.90
15.88
24.19
15.70
Life Insurance
8.73
11.00
22.17
1
Investors Inc_—1
9.28
8.03
23.68
-1
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
129
123
1
5.02
Surety
10
Aetna
Insurance Co
10
Aetna Life ——————10
Agricultural Insurance Co—lo
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred—_—_5
Casualty
Aetna
24.71
Ltd l
Keystone Fund of Canada
Knickerbocker Fund
12,100
11,500
Composite Fund Inc—.
—1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Fund J
15.94
14.74
50c
com—100
Preferred y>—.—-—■—100
Colonial Fund Inc—;
—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
•
-1
Dividend Income
21.70
20.13
Inc
Securities
Christiana
11.34
15.78
1
4.59
Priced Bonds;
1
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
6-1 (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
5-2 (Income Com Stocks*—1
6-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
6-4 (Low Priced Com Stkst.l
10 80
Growth
9.29
al8.93
(low
B-3
21.19
1
Canadian International
Fund
Ltd
Shares
Chemical
Fund
9.25
9.90
Fund Inc
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
8.72
8.50
of
Co
Keystone Custodian
Funds—
li-l (Investment
Bonds;.
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
3.58
19.71
California
Century
7.33
-1
Bowling Grc-en Fund—
Broad Street Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd
Venture
5.29
6.74
3.28
1
10c
1
—-1
Fund Inc
Capital
4.59
7.98
America——1
Investment Trust ol Boston—-1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
Joints ton
(The) Mutual Fund.l
Investment
1.39
4.20
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Tr of America
•
Inv
7.71
1.20
Blue Ridge
Bond
3.80
7.05
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Eiect'nics Corp lc
Boston
5.87
3.56
Fund
-25°
Affiliated Fund Inc.—,
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust.
Atomic Devel Mut Fund Ir.c..~l
«i*e-Houghton Fund "A" inc—l
Aberdeen
1.59
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Companies
Insurance
Mutual Funds
98.142
Volume
18G
Number
5633
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1775)
Third
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
a
decrease compared with
a
week
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
at.$22,886,093,395 against $25,077,688,129 for the
loss for the week
a
the week follows:
ending Friday of 11.5%.
Scrauton
(11 cities)
Week
Ended. Oct.
New
19—
/
>
1957
..
.
York
1956
'
•#
,
£
$12,104,372,064
1,263,902,454
1,400,440,940
1,135,000,000
1,591,000,000
—28.7
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Boston
726,237,797
822:839,642
—11.7
Columbus
Kansas City
474,039,123
-439,651,870
397,700,000
419,800,000
676,450,000
675,231,712
526,360,313
544.821,569
659,401,054
655,021,205
387.498,802
435,276,424
Philadelphia
San Francisco
.
.
Cleveland
—
Ten cities, five days
$16,963,037,691
Other cities, five days
Ohio—Canton
9.7
I
;
12,825,473
257.520J765
,488,151,632
55,548,500
Total all
cities, five days
Total
8.7
—11.1
397,986,740
1,236,817,316
*
Virginia-—Huntington
Richmond
;
$22,886,093,395 $25,077,688,129
Complete and exact details for the
,
in
issue of next week.
our
ends
We
week
In the elaborate detailed
covered
cannot furnish
Saturday and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above the
9.2
—
District of
.
are
today, inasmuch
statement, however, which
at this center
•
having amounted
week in 1956.
same
to
showing
of
a
Minneapolis Reserve District
decrease-of 13.3%.
of
Mobile
Total
4.5%
and
—
4.1
4,128,842
4.617,573
+
0.5
21,088,000
+
0.4
217,877,399
19,322,009
200,439*569
—
212,183,467
8,350.908
2.7
8.282,775
278.897,350
+ 16.3
308,344,791
137.141,040
+
3.8
136°,111,646
122,327,919
662,505,360
+.
7.7
695,833,453
636,590,537
27,071,479
26,792,841
103,398,611
344,400,00®
7,780,913
the
San Francisco
106,398.517
374,200,000
5,900,144
-
■
•/
following
furnish
we
—10.3
6,433,393
+ 19.1
170,138.334
8.2
186,248,838
13,663,129
199,758,768
13,'975,400
■
1957
Week'Ended Oct. 12—
1st "Boston
...
3rd Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
5th Richmond
—
Atlanta
7th Chicago
«th
fit.
T.nnlR
794,103
170,364,255
11,156,367
768,957
160,771,857
1,104,342,355
2.5
1,068,881,885
1,015,862,60®
10th Kansas
miias
—
—
City
'
..
.
Total
—,
New
We
..
—
—
12th San Francisco
Outskle
*2,500,000
19,555,813
11,328,615
81,213,000
-:\Y
4,815,906
124,394,273
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
9,848,165
4,417,662
Haute_„_
,11,151,683
82,911,000
10,010,471
,
Bend
Terre
Sioux
2,871,514
22,179,316
11,963,619
12,029,623
South
762,284,032
9,903,518,587
+ 10.8
10,075,881,338
,
.109
0.1
—
1,116,319,116
1,264,954,155
+
7.7
695,833,453
2.5
1,068,881,885
1,200,403,579
+ 19.2
1,410,900,713
—13.3
576,075,414
+
763,669,679
.
608,569,803
] '
622,590,364
465,806,317
487,875,818
1,167,838,635
1,192,009,91G
2.3
—
19,350,178.833
+
9,825,291,157
+
detailed statement
+ 15.0
1,402,185
819,433,656
8,321,913
9,068,998
7,239,477
7,590,915
.
1956
463,802,703
;
443,865,187
1,048,231,839
7.2
19,963,660,906
^
3.038,172
Inc.or
1953
Dec. %
$
+
3,347.148
+
1,887,749'
+ 25.0
9,047,875
+ 27.3
—11.7
373,500,000
218,783,069
347,700,009
181,308,236
—22.3
2,870,499
+ 24.6
167,880,797
3,505,813
171,392,843
2,518,114
760,975,930
—13.3
763,669,679
720,576,289
1,509,695
Rochester
Jersey—Newark
Northern New
Jersey
(10 cities)
4.9
196,965,335
13.353,130
Total
10,827,439
8,845,214
33,437,159
29,747,389
17,897,530
22,655,200
2,020,880
+ 35.6
2,597,347
2,511,707
640,292,877
+
17.2.
20.7t"
„
762,284,032
(7 cities)—
—
MM*
8,484,150
2.0
+
6.9
373,434,306
139,145,570
359,841,490
116,754,939
—
7.9
—
10,170,688
3.2
+
0.1
5,164,733
8,385,174
"
576,075,414
+ 37.7
+
3.2
14,557,872
560,380,539
-
9,915,337'
5,497,893
7,662,880
15,952,533
524,109,27®
City—
1,127,476
—18.7
740,419
—10.7
925,341
898,403
8,692,937
4.0
9,175,115
4 46,759,989
5.1
151,032,301
7,118,123
149,097,723
8.389,416
10,967,783
25.582.603
13,651,763
29,156,416
404,273,462
13,814,538
6,685,510
7,057,344
608,569,803
622,590,364
390.075,900
Springs
—
+
971,750
-23.5-
11,822,533
11,430,02®
3.5
26,352,519
395,760,409
13,317,351
26,477,253
360,750,29®
13,090,673
—12.3
—
844,749
—
1.2
—
5.3
(9 cities)
7,252,525
7,050,631
—
2.3
-616,609,844
576,757,871
A
'
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
10,863,778
Da 11 oj4.
GalvestOu
.
,,
10,187,326
409,546,169
—
40,401,983
—
t
7,640,000
—,
Wichita Falls—
8,479,000
6,568,348
6,031,166
11,466,524
13,230,174
465,806,317
487,875,818
•
Louisiana—Slireveport
Total
,m,
390.15S,094
39.108.573
_
Fort Worth
—
(6 cities)
+
—
G.6
11.697.3G0
4.7
385,894,985
3.2
37,611,38G
9.9
6,570,000
14,204,663
368,846,80®
34,445,693
6,718,000
5,132,243
8.9
7.097,095
—13.3
14,931,877
14,517,773
—
4.5
463,802,703
443,865,187
+
5.3
181,754,205
161,390,597
6,037,807
190,170,403
72,938,843
21,407,173
+
-1J
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
'
73,456,765
199,201,234
189,193,087
6,654.102
+ 18.0
65.640,731
2.944,163
4.852,597
+ 32.1
131,490,740
119,946,228
3-5
2,859,258
2,961,028
San
9.5
3.563,730
2.512,749
5,859,474
+ 13.6
6,804,925
173,200.465
196,073,529
—11.7
203,003,703
91,704,684
88,288,792
27,613,280
+
3.9
25,698,035
—
6.9
16,938,159
16,991,157
604.639,538
617,795,295
28,003,584
29,152,956
82,432,525
24,803,143
19,198,545
601,572,340
24,781,373
6,766,031
13,026,659
San Jose
+ 10.5
9,646,731.911
8,935,441.411
<a)
2,878.559
3,401.511
3,107,834
10,526,767,550
9,524,887,676
38,480,594
—
+
65,792,953
+
7.3
36,716,757
24,781,810
+
5.8
22,285,199
19,611,440
24,398.892
+
5.5
23,140,451
22,438,935
64,449.541
56 208,024
+ 14.7
65,029,268
57,860.153
60,651,735
+ 11.2
9,903,518,587
+ 10.3
75,479,130
10.075,881.338
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
California—Long
City
;
Beach
Pasadena
Francisco
Santa Barbara
9,206,879
8,044,123
12,591,955
25,745.478
67,456,054
9,622,196
+
916,149
———
Washington—Seattle
94.G66.698
10,969.878,056
7,689,385
11,137,990
*•
594,771,466
'
41.303,210
•
—17.3
640,639,488-
*
ta)
11,752,959
5,196,980
5,029,367
7,G95,274
15,336.280
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
.
9.950,059
"
22,251,838
86,714,484
142,358,583
1,336,946
26,211,033
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
Dakota—Fargo
Montana—Billings
3.G51.663
57,761,000
.
10,751,885
387,187,632
394,823,788
152,173,083
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
+
2,778,465
I^ew York.
—
'
8,886.235
—.
Minneapolis
3,332,593
+ 39.1
125,050,730
Jamestown
,v
Colorado—Colorado
19,679,031
Federal Reserve District- ■New York—
Blngbamton
5,914,039
527,397.241
24,531,400
772,669,195
Elmira
V
8,879,381
"
ReserveDistrict—Minneapolis—
7,446,100
i
*;<
3,500,286
+ 32.4
30,216,639
2,739,233-
;
Ninth Federal
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
34,128,600
—
6,820,831
.
659,404,921
(4 cities).—
Kansas—Topeka
23,060,492
-
;
10,156,322
4.6
154.261,062
13,387,415
+ 17.9
38,474,653
"
Buffalo
Total
3,948,215
—10.7'
12,754,639
11,975,330
_—
....
t
3.1'
3,479,392
,
f".
York—Albany
17,098.003
8.2
—
—
7,411,61®
16,231,43®
3,576,202
2,464,775
3,082,311
8,312,039
New Hampshire—^Manchester
New
2.5
602,546,068
15,038,036
New Ilayen
New
0.3
—
1,689,04®
908.406,451
8.346,350
$
+ 15.5
J
^ Second
1,681,222
1,029,706,5G6
8,941,611
...
377,500,000
199,297,195
181,602,223
140,926,496
—
1954
+ 19.9
2,359,887
(12 cities)
_
.
38,506,561
16,157,649
661,050
3,450,899
Island—Providence
9.9
v
.
1,245,491,969
333,300.000
12
8,538,178
3,107.258
Total
,
Oct.
521,751,774
1
Connecticut—Hartford——,
Rllode
'7.4
+ 27.6
—
16,653,693
1,410,900,713
—
Minnesota—Duluth
9,426,307,912
9,862.284
..-Worcester
5,686,55®
.
.
+ 19.2
—
i
Wichita
Bedford
Springfield
;
18,361,749,323
10,316,928,995
625,359,824
*
Total
North
1,164,143,449
4.0
■
Ended
$
3.112,693
Lowell
{New
.6,966,025
.47,383,785
...
.
'
1957
Portland
,.
—
1,200,403,579
Nebraska—Fremont
Week
I
_
4,133,781,
104,352,933
.
-
16,012,211
Illinois—Quincy
showing the figures for each city for the
j First Federal flesem District— Boston—
River
7,932,464
122,190,691
+ 10.2
Springfield
576,757,871
4.5
—
10,221,813,814
524,109,276
2.0
—.
•»
.20,748,581,364
720,576,288
560,380,539
610,609,844
3.2
+
If
$
*Fall
6.6
8,096,090
9,068,998
16,056,280
Kentucky—Louisville
1,245,491,969
760,975,930
594,771,466
Clearings at—
■'
2.0
16,137,500
78,831,00®
4,848,988
...
18,279,453'
10,493,463
10,325,011:
1,015,862,605
659,404,921
Massachusetts—Boston
-
45,892,229
8,174,137
Tennessee—Memphis
636,590,537
1,104,342,355
+
week ended October 12 for four
years:
Maine—Bangor.
8.3
+
.
10,386,900
..
—
'
79,610,000
1.6
—
.
1,084.888,817
2.9
662,505,360
ft
.." /
11,194,153
.
_
:
.
12,317,514.
-
2.0
.+
7,561,375
1,045,475.955
Missouri—St; Louis
1,092,627,652
1,202,299.870
t»
.
-
1.6
+
—
2,260,33®
21,978.834
.
0.6
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Lauis—
%
1,430,525,920
—
our
997,288,763
91
#»
2,965,575
-rll.3
17,782,060
1,298,199
Chicago
9,332,107,794
V
1,236,817.316
6
—12.9
121,915,525
Decatur
640,639,488
•.
1,132.413,795
9
+
53,211,136
City
niinoiSr-rEloomington
,
City.
add
now
$
+ 20.7
■713,775,657
-10
;
York
Dec. %
H
7
'•
District—Chicage—
•Indianapolis
195*
$
N
6
,~4
.
11th
o
—17
9th Minneapolis
1955
640,292,877
996,110,283
__10
_
><s
Inc. or
ft
7
—
1956
10,969,878,056
-.11
6th
■
1.4
153,042,36®
201,037,209
Federal Reserve Districts:
ft
__10
—L
6,713,480
-
6.2
Arbor
Indiana—Port Wayne
Dis¬
772,669,195
..12 cities
_
2nd New York.
+
"
4.1
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
->
8,160,230
5,990,871
Rockford
summary by
5.6
—
733,892
Rapids
Lansing
'•
a
372,500,000
199,559,630
I
*
.
113,508,124
5.1
•
Seventh Federal Reserve
.
In the
7.6
+
—
170,762,724
1,430,525,920
trict of 2.0%.
2.6
27,062,409
13,781,205
688,434
.,
Grand
loss
a
Reserve
6,186,963
283,696,514
191,445,556
.
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
3.2%, but the St. Louis Reserve District suf¬
of
1,084,888,817
1,132,413,795
Mississippi—Vicksburg
We group the cities according to the
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
show
2.3%, the Dallas Reserve District
...
Louisiana—New Orleans
by 2.9%/in the Mehmond Reserve District
by 7.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
trict by 2.5%. The
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an increase of 19,2%
fers
334,984,883
1,264,954,155
5,572,577
5,372,840
203,340,188
216,096,557
,
Florida—Jacksonville
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District the
totals record an improvement of 10.8% and in the
Boston Reserve District of
20.7%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals
register a decline of 0.1%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals are larger
and the
386,473,255
2.9
gain of 4.0%, the bank clearings
was a
increase of 10.5%.
an
13.673,988
+.24.5
26,347,124
114,469,314
Alabama—Birmingham
7.2%, the aggregate clearings for
$20,748,581,364 against $19,350,178,883 in the
Outside of this city there
11,656,006
+
+
355,300,000
-t-,..
Augusta
Macon
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
12. For that week there was an increase of
the whole country
54,272.000
4.9
—
713,775,657
(6 cities)
Nashville
we are
Oct.
48,954,300
9,266,587
10,391.688
3.6
—17.4
8,128,398
Georgia—Atlanta
present further below,
we
436,362,38a
142.346,812
Tennessee—Knoxville
has to be estimated.
cases
234,518,149
...539,769,804
Sixth Federal District—Atlanta—
appear
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
last day of the week in all
10.410,828
246,528,589
6.8
324,277,805
8.7
—
by the foregoing will
them
12,580,513
2.3
3,946,556
213,129,371
Columbia—Washington—
Total
Total all cities for week
1,092,627,653
21,986,039 *
3,786,690
22.106,581
:
Carolina—Charleston.
Maryland—Baltimore
'+ ,2.2
998,205,453
.
+10.6
—
1,202,299,870
J
(7 cities)-——
Virginia—Norfolk
1.8
—
$21,365,584,111 $24,079,482,676
1,020,509,284
10,280,183
,
1,116,319,116
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—RichmondWest
4,991,027,250
—...
.
14,636,230
0.1
—
11,859,593
14,288,813
319,597,763
South
All cities, oiie tiay—
15,898.142
6,109,453
3,258,342
7,525,323
14,422,88a
V
0.7
—
8,384,746
"
14,986.334
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
3.4
*+
2.8
—
'57,622,900
1
—_
0.2
+
6,571,800
3,908.575
+ 17.3
11,601,137
263,624,985
9,797,872
Youngstown
5.3
—
1,037,000,000
3,688,373
3.850,525
5.7
—
523,704,679'
Mansfield
7.8
+
$19,088,455,426
,4.902,546,420
—
—11.5
—
2,065,238
5,002,901
6,036,820
1,051,000,000
+ 16.5
—
997,288,763
1.769,205
1,505,753
2,132,322
1.7
6,079,060- +204.8
996,110,283
S
1,828,975
•
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
$10,716,443,053
—
18,527,952
0.3
2.2
+
1954
I
5.9
—
6,776.300
14,181.071
16,633,983
J
___
1955
2,070,981
3.2
—
—
3,521,330
6,589,667
Jersey—Trenton
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
•
4:i02:071
-
Delaware—Wilmington
New
1
Total
T
6 477 571
-
—
—
4,368,817
946,000,000
3,470,771
6,868,976
3,547,619
"
or
9.1
+
2.071,397
4,109.481
Vorlc
Our comparative summary for
'
2,047,728
930.000.000
.
Wilkes-Barre
At this center
1,903,313
2,004.670
Lancaster
12
'
Inc.
-Dec. %
2.040,605
_—
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1956.
same
Ended Oct.
1956
2,076.664
Chester
Saturday, Oct. 19, clearings for all
8.7-% below those of the corresponding week last year.
■'
«
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
j
1957
Pre¬
year ago.
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
>
District—Philadelphia—
,•
Bank
there is
Federal Reserve
47
12,998,223
—
0.3
—
2.1
—
3.9
+ 14.5
—
3.1
15,636,713
541,657,493
21,537,874
6,013,196
11,441.743
34,157,731
66,532,569
9,332,107,794
Total
1,167,838,635
(109 cities)
Outside New York City
(a) Clearings
-
1,192,009,916
—
2.0
1,164,143,449
1,048,231,839
20,748,581,$64
(10 cities)
Grand total
19,350.178,833
+
7.2
1^9,963,660,906
18,361,749,323
10,221,813,814
9,825,291,157
+
4.0
10.316,928,995
9,426,307,913
operations discontinued.
'Estimated.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, October 21,
.
.
1957-
4ft
DIVIDENDS
Foreign Exchange Rates
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
OCTOBER
.
.
'
1957
TO
—
—
;
passed.
5Vi'fo
Friday
Oct. 14
Oct. 11
.0555555*
.0199000
.0199075
.0199046
1.035156
1.036750
.209375
.208425
.209500
.209400
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237562
.00237625
.00237625
.00237625
.00237500
.238000
.238000
.238000
.238000
.238000
.209410
.209500
.209540
.209620
.209478
2.799062
(official)—
franc
(Metropolitan),
Franc (Free)
—.—...——
;
mark
Deutsche
rupea
2.802312
2.803125
2.804062
—
Ireland, pound.
.325666
.32576C
.0800560*
.0800560*
.262560
.263180
.263200
2.774566
2.775371
2.770299
.0800530*
Netherlands, guilder.
.262323
Zealand, pound.
2.771349
New
dollar
Malayan
__
peso
kroneIslands,
Norway.
Philippine
Portugal,
.140080*
.496950*
—
—
Klngdoih, pound sterling
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*-
.0349000*
.1932831*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.23335<y
.233350
.233350,,
2.783605
2.791842
2.792652
2.803125
v".
2.793586
2.802312
Insurance
Increase ( + ) or
Total gold
banks—
other
of
4
19,910
2,107
757,294
44,103
and
369,366
589,412
4
2,091
-
94,743
137,548
601
—
10
259
16,388
—
485
2,334
loans
Acceptances—bought
U.
outright..
10-14
32 vie
5%
25c
$1.25
12- 2
12-18
U* 1
11- 1
12- 2
Bills
J
523,973
—
Certificates
Notes
,
—.....
Bonds
53,000
-
—9,153,913
:
•
—
Total
bought outright.
Held under repurchase
23,259,335
53,000
agree't
53,000
—
—
95,300 '
—
Loans
Total U.
Total
and
23,312,335
—
6,225,840
4
82,440
4-
85
10,866
4
14,557
U.
6
100
5
44
330
132,297
for
assets...
Total
assets
53,124,428
4
+v 450,402
1,523,707
loans.,
Federal
notes
Reserve
26,866,350
13,629
4-
25G.248
4-
Deposits—
Member
U.
S.
bank
18,827,944
reserves
Treas.—general account
4-
136,029
—
96,238
119,822
543,309
4
39,289
Foreign
326,157
—
10,609
—
Other
261,245
4-
7,777
—
19,958,655
4-
172,486
—
4-
deposits
4,933,204
18,599
4-1,324,672
"
—
1,767
4—
22,941
liabilities
51,776,808
+
1,509,020
+
Capital
'
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
in
(Section
Loans
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Other
capital
340,327
232,157
Reserves
with
Cash
of
serves
note
gold
to
liabilities
Contingent
ances
•
certificate
deposit and F.
53,124,428
purchased
on
for
7,715
loan
53,981
—
41,523,707
+
—
■—
72
157
43
—
35
—
—
996
with
Balances
Banks
Reserve
banks
domestic
+
2,350
—
,
—
118
15
34
—
LIABILITIES—
Demand
U.
S.
adjusted
deposits
54,344
deposits except U. S. Government.
Government
deposits..
-
23,956
2,935
•
945
+1,913
+
486
329
+
—
+
56
—1,254
;
.
10,843
+
106
1,716
+
20
banks
Federal Reserve
others
—
13
1,085
—
+
1,611
339
+
—
19,321
1,369
weekly reporting member
—
98
—
of
to
loans
individual
items
loan
and
banks
are
after
shown
deduction
of
5%
week
Decreases of $335 million in loans
adjusted,
$330 million in holdings of U. S. Government securities,
Atlas
valuation
balances with Federal Reserve
Banks, and $1,254 million in U. S. Government deposits;
and an increase of $329 million in demand
deposits
adjusted.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all but
district and a total of $181 million at all
one
reporting
$125 million
member banks; the principal decreases were
in New York City, $20 million in the Cleveland
District,
and $13
million in the Chicago District outside of Chi¬
Changes according to industry appear in another
release. Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
ing or carrying U. S. Government and other securities
decreased $100 million.
"Other" loans decreased $44
press
million.
NOTICE
V
Coast
Diversified
Oil
&
Five-year 6%
Firestone
4 Ms %
Tire
s.
&
~
Steels,
Mfg.
Inc., 5%
Jacksonville
Terminal
first mtge.
$136
securi¬
million, Treasury
s.
Roman
First
-
Leon
$4i50
-
Bishop of Portland (Me.)—
mortgage bonds, series V, due Nov. 1, 1963
Land
Co.,
5%
this
issue.
conv.
10-15
10-15
11-15
11-30
12-15
11-15
11-
8
li-
8
10-25
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-25
10-
4
11-15
10-
3
9-16
11- 1
11- 4
10-
7
10c
5694c
(resumed)
preferred
(quar.).
(quar.)
'
—
(qliar.j/
1373
Nov
1
1
1
1
Nov
1633
1st
CALLED
9-23
10-31
10-11
^
$1.50 1-15-58
:—25c
10-25
12-31
pfd. stock—Oct
preferred stock
Oct
1
15
Pag®
1373
,
1626
*
'
Co.
10-15
—:
4% "preferred
4%
10-16
12- 2
11-
12- 2
11-4
11-1
10-15
:
1
(quarj-i
7%
(qUar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
preferred
Iron Works
Extra
Watch
11- 1
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
com—
15c
3-3-58
$1.50
75c
30c
II7V2C
.
4
.
11-1
.11- 1
10-28
11- 1
12- 2
15c
'Belmont
Beryllium Corp.
10-15
$50c
Inc.—
preferred;.(qhar.)__-_f
preferred (qucr.1
preferred
10-31
■
^
Aircraft.-Corp.
Benms
10-15
10-31
+25c
Ltd.—
pfior-
-
10-21 '
(
15c
279/c
...
(quar.)
,sbommon
4%
•"
10-21
i75c
&. Paper
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing,
1
10-15
10-15
class A (s-a)—.
Belding-Corticelli, TLtd.,
^
!
279-sC
B
Beech
1
10-15
10-21
10-31
10-31
(quar.)
Beaux-Arts Apartments,
1544
1
-
Power
A
tClass
$3
1
10-
1
-
Bsystate Corp. *quaf.)
*
10-
10c
Bathurst
1149
*'
11- 1
11-1
30c
11- 1
$1.12— 11- 1
10-25
(increased).
(quar.)
Innes, Ltd.,
1503
10-14
10-31
30c
30c "
$1,129/2
$1.1292
...
rB«taa
1493
Nov
.
Rubber,Coi.-Jquar.)—.^.-—:
Baste. Products
1
10-29
(23c from net
"B", Inc.
Piano ,CQ.-—,.
preferred
10-15
694c
694c
.^
Baldwin
10-15
...
quar.)_
(New)
/
10-15
10-
$349£c
(initial
10-15
.
(quar.)
Machines, Inc.—
&
preferred
10-21
11- 1
10-30
10-30
10-30
10-30
11-20
11- 1
15s
(quar.t__
Mills,, couamon
,
•<<*%
Date
cumulative preferred stockt—_Oct 24
Cattle
&
+25c
5%
3c
Mutual Fund
Baldwin-Lima-HamiKon- Corp.
Catholic
•Announcement in
B
preferred
--Class
1961
conv.
Tools
Baldwin
Nov 15
cumul.
10-31
11-11
11- 1
12- 2
11- 1
(stock dividend)
(L. S.).< &-Co., common (quar.)
preferred Jqua'r;)
4)2% preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
u \
Page*-
bonds,
Inc., 5%
$2.50
9394c
£55c
profit plus 7c from income)
;
f. debentures due May 1, 1962—Nov
Corp., 4>/2%
10-15'
11-1
11- 1
pfd. (s-a)
Ayxes
Co.—
Company and Issue—
7
Ltd.
Axe-Hougnton Fund
1373
Nov
ISSUES
7
10-
'
$1.0894
$1.0894
—
Ltd., 5'/2%
pteferencs
prior
Co.—
ENTIRE
10-
preferred (quar.)a—
Telephone Co. Ltd.—
Avondale
Page
series A, due Dec. 1, 1977—Dec
1
Northam Warren Corp., $3 cumul. conv. pref. stock
Nov 29
3?b%
12-27
-11- 1
1
Co.,—
Corp.; common
5fc-5%^-.new
Nov 15
cumulative preferred stock
Hart Stores,
RR.
'
8
10-17
11-8
l<-l-58
$1.12Va
convertible
$2.25
Avildsen
v
Mining Corp.—
f. debs, due May 1,
10-16* '
10-11
10-
11-12
conv
'
Date
Rubber
Buhner Fertilizer Co.,
Treasury bills
Line
.
^
—
(quar.)
:
5
10-10
preferred (s-a) 1
pfd. B (quar.)
6%u preferred
Avco
.
Date
Georgia—
5.80% capital debentures due 1976
American Electronics, Inc.—
5% conv. debs, due May 1, 1967
12-
12-9
30c
^
•
10-10
t56V4c 1 11-' 1
30c
17)i>e
Glass A common. (Increased* quar.).—17V2C
preferred -A fquar^).—2
"
15c
TENDER
of
Co.
*
tl5c
*9^%
Co., preferred stock
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Discount
10-13
& Co., Inc.—
prior preference (quar.)..
Automobile Banking, com. (increased quar.)
Company and Issue—
American
10-10
11-1
12-20
11- 1
10-25
10-25
10-31
12-2
,
Austin-Nichols
Company and Issue—
Barker Bros.
Holdings of all categories of U. S. Government
OF
50c
30c
75c
50c
-
(quar.)
tqUaiT.*)
Atomic Development
common
American Bank Note
10-4
.11- 1
11-1
30c
Inc.'-(quar.).
Atlantic Wholesalers
stock called for redemption,
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle.".
preferred and
including those
11-6
10-31
;
non-cum.
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
(quar.).
2nd preferred
$1.20
Below will be found
12-14
-11-20
25'-
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75%
gross.
■
10-15
12-20
25c '■
:■
(quar.)
Cable
&
Automatic Canteen
t Exclusive
cities
ended Oct. 9:
Corp.
Electronics
Wire
Atlantic
71
270
+
10-31
$1.75
...
4.35%
169
184
+
743
....
Viscose
4.35% -preferred
.
—
582
Banks
Notices
the Federal Reserve System
in,leading
the following principal changes for the
decreased:
—
io-i5<;
(Indianapolis)-—
Co.
(quar.)
Avalon
The condition statement of
ties
2
1-4'
.2%
banks of
cago.
—
—
Redemption Gaits and Sinking Fund
46.9%
commitments—
reserve
34
1,187.
13,168"
450,402
R.
69,722
$157 million in
+
838
126
—
:
10-15
11- 8
>
—_—
40/711
Condition Statement of Member Banks
shows
Federal
accept¬
foreign
correspondents-
Industrial
56
+
+
20,395
re¬
combined
liability
13~0G3
—
vault
in
reserves;
+
—•
136
63
75
10-15
11-1
sinking fund
—$1.12Va
.11- 1
Applied
Research Laboratories.^
15c
11-1
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
(quar.)__*_
t20c
12- 2
$2.40 2nd preference A
(quar.)
f:60c
11- 1
$2.50 preference series B
(quar.)
t621/2C<
11- 1
Arkansas Louisialia Gas Co. (quar.)
:
30c
12-13
Arkansas-Missouri Power, common (quar.
25c
12+16
4.05%
preferred '(quar.)—
---1-^$1.16t'«
1-2-58
A10 Equipment7 Corp.,
4+2%
pfd. iqua'r.Vl-- •
56^40 - 12- 1
Associated Dry Goods, com." (quar.).50c
12-2
5J,4%
preferred (quar.)
$1.31+'4
12- 2
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)J.
30c
12- 9
Atlantic City Electric
4% preferred (quar.).
/
;i21
$1.-11- 1
•_
Borrowings—
27,543
accounts
4,484
to banks-
416,737
+
747,593
Total liabs. &: Capital accounts
Ratio
1,624
—
4
Interbank demand deposits—
Domestic
banks
+
+
—
1
12-10
'
(quar.)
AV2preferred '(quar;)4.50 %vpreferfdd; serieS■ with
714
764
—1,048
1,061
securities—
From
7)
+
—
1
10-18
10-
$1.25
$1
(quar.)——
Appalacnian Electric Powers—
93
513
408
1,669
indebtedness.
185,643
2,218
■
paid
—
10-18
•
12-30
11-1
Anthes-Imperial Co. Ltd.,
.
$5.25 preferred (tptar.)'J$1.3114-
106
18,110
notes—
of
bonds
S.
From
CAPITAL
—+
JL_.
Treasury
Foreign
Total
11,383
bills..
Time
Total
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabs, & accrued dividends
.19
"+•>■,
(.quar,)
preferred
Clayton Ac Co. (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co., ci. A (quar.)
4%t% preferred (quar. V
37
+
—
25,324
...
certificates
14,722
31,803
—
securities—total
Treasury
Other
—
8,722
Corp»
Anderson
**
U.
LIABILITIES
1,118
.—
Treasury
Other
—
11-21
10-29
V2c
50c
.
(quar.)..^.-;
&-Ihsttrnnce (Fla.)
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch,
—-
loans
Government
S.
+2,348
—
securities
estate
Other
163,503
1,732/709
loans
ing
Real
10
174,062
premises
Other
547,597
412,642
12
items
cssh
148,300
243,538
—
23,918,736
securities
foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
Gov't securities
S.
loans
from
181
—
securities
purchasing or carry¬
carrying
:
(s-a)
:
Title
Anaconda
brokers
to
chasing or
Due
—
1,921
loans
10-18
'iSs'. "1. ;
37)ic
...
—
Amphenol
—
loans..—.
—440
and dealers for pur¬
Agricultural
600,597
53,000
4-
industrial
and
4
10-18
3c '
65c
(Iquar.)
com.
B
Class
*41,929
4 2,463
31,704
adjusted t
Commercial
Co.,
Ihs.
Statfes
■
American
Loans
2,801,750
»
Gas
iJreferred
American
631
335
-—
:
<
V
American ThfermosrPrqducts
(In millions of dollars)
87,267
54.228
adjusted X
Investments
and
Loans
11-
11-14
(Galveston)
Ship Building Co." (N. J.)_
Smelting "& Refining Co.—
'1st
7%
1956
ASSETS—
9,000,913
4
11-30
36e
PetroleuTh
American
Oct. 10,
1957
>.
•
15 >_
non-cumulative
5%
Decrease (—) Since
447,597
—
19,933,612
_
six
Class A
1957
11-15
10-31
Anierican ;Pi-esid^nt Lines—
American
Oct. 2,
10-24
11- 1
special of <3(1 cents. The speIs
payable in stock
or
to the option of shareholder
(quar.)
Nepheline, Ltd.
'Amerada
$98
Oct. 9,
outright—
Bought
of
payment
preferred
.American
Increase ( + ) or
..
series)
(a
National Insurance
American
securities—
Government
S,
10-22
11-20
11-15
ur--4.+..'V-*-10e • 10-31
(quar.)
;
30c '* 10-31
common
Fund
Quarterly
American Natural
6%
ber banks follows:
,
a
subject
prior to Oct.
reporting mem¬
of assets and liabilities of
plus
Co.,
(14(66
Mutual
American
,
10-25
distribution
.cash,
in¬
$13 million and borrowings from others decreased
million. Loans to banks decreased $2 million.
A summary
11- 8
35c
■
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
cents
cial
$39
10-25
10-15
•monthly)
(Newark, N. J.) —
Co.
Monorail
American
which $33 million was in deposits
of individuals, partnerships, and corporations in the San
Francisco District. Demand deposits credited to domestic
banks increased $106 million.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
19,585
advances
Discounts
4,291
—
cash
Other
Industrial
753,003
4-
—
21,978,572
375,400
certificate reserves
notes
R.
+
91
-f
B52.178
Redemption fund for F. R notes
F.
20,001
21,126,394
account..
certificate
Gold
1956
1957
1957
ASSET'S—
Oct. 17,
Oct. 9,
$1.20
' +
creased $56 million, of
Decrease (—) Since
1
preferred
American
million in
Francisco Dis¬
trict, $42 million in the Philadelphia District, and
million in the Richmond District.
Time deposits
(In thousands of dollars)
Oct. 16,
million.
11-29
10-18
11- 8
4%
25c
5c
American Metal Co., Ltd.
4%% preferred (quar.)
$63 million, Treasury notes
City, $54 million in the San
York
New
liwa
10-25
12-16
12-14
11-15
——/ll
Quarterly
5%
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
12-20
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Home,Products Corp,
American
2.801093
$75 million, and U. S. Government bonds $56
Demand deposits adjusted increased $174
2
11-20
12-15
3'aC
50c
40c
■
Furniture
American
<•
•Nominal.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
10-23
12-
.11- 1
—
Maracaibo .(stock dividend)
American Marietta Co,, common (quar.)——
of indebtedness
9-24
10-25
11- 1
American
certificates
10-25
Business. Shares Inc:-r-
American
2.790628
2.804062
15c
Quarterly from net income-.-—
Can Co.., (quar.)-—
-i_—
Distilling.Co. (quar.)
American Electronics " '( stock dividend)
American Fire 61 Casualty/(quar.)
.496950*
.0349000*
.193283*
2.799062'
i
•
3
10-31
1-1-58
■
—
American
.233350
United
9394c
/
American
.140080*
'
''
.
; 12-10
(quar.)
—...——
$1.62VsrC
87VaC
Bqard .Co.,(quar.).———Z-U
25c
dividend,
—1%'
Stock
2.773359
.0349000*
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
franc.
Union of South Africa, pound
•
11-25
12-16
30c
Co.
American
.193283*
peso
-eecudo
'
2211+25
12V2C
v(quar;)*v>JK.4^^._w^+.—20c
1st preferred .(quar.)
Book
Go.
(quar.)
6 lh %
.0800560*
.140080*
;
11-15
11+18
American Box
.263100
.140080*
.140080*
10-21
11-15
A* (quar>)._————
American
.325666
<
25c
75c
50c
t
American Biltrite Rubber—
.00277912*
.325766
.0800560*
.325533
Mexico,
12-
-
;
of,America,, common
$3.75 preferred (quak)wi4-~
6% preferred (quar.)
;—
2.801093
.00277912*
.00277912*
Aluminum
;
10-30
12-15
——
Co.
Companies
:
10-31
10-30
Corp.,
preferred
5%
Altec
•
.00277912*
.00277912*
Malaysia,
1.037187
1.034375
.209325
»
10-31
—I3%c
(quar.)
Pictures,Corp.— i
Stores
9-23
11-13
12-2
10c
12VsC
Alloy Cast Steel
1.031875
_
France
India,
.0198875
$2
common-(quar.)....—
Co. .(quar*)—._
Alpha Beta Food '^fei*k^;,i-jCpmwon (quar.)
Allied
.0385356*
,
10-14
12- 2
12- 2
11-13
+12c
+27Vic
.—
—-—.—
Machine
*
10-14
,
;
—-
Control
Allied
.0385356*
.0199000
———
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka
Germany,
.0253913
2.231946
2.234312
.0385336*
5c
*
♦<•>
preferred- ,'fqiiar.)
5V2%
.0385356*
(s-a)
(quar.)
end
Allied Artists
.0555555*
.0252833
.0252524
2.233565
2.232917
.
.0385356*
Austria,
dollar
*
.0555555*
.0246173
.0247190
2.230328
pound
schilling—.
Belgium, franc
Australia,
Canada,
$
.0555555*
Ltd.—-
ot Rec.
11- 1
11- 1
10-21
14c
27c
income)..
investmen
Ccrp.
Business
Allen
S
$
.0555555*
t
Argentina, peso-
Oct. 15
Year
Oct. 17
Oct. 16 >
'
greierred
Radio
Aircraft
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
,
(from
Fund
Agnew-Surpass Snoe Stores,
Common
(quar.)
Money)
In New York (Value In United States
Noon Buying Rata for Cable Transfers
Country and Monetary Unit
Affiliated
*
-
s
—
'
Payable
(quar.).. " "
Mfg. Corp.y 55c preferred
5'/a% preferred (quar.)
Holdert,
When
Share
.
Aeronca
1957, INCLUSIVE
17,
OCTOBER
_
ret
Name of Comyany
TREA8URY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO
11,
(Continued from page 14)
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
cable transfers on the different
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just
20c
10-31
20c 1-31-58
20c 4-30-58
50c
11- 1
10-18
10-18
10-13
9-30
-11-
8
2-
7
10-10
1-15
4-16
10-18
$1
(quar.)
(stock riiv.)
11- 1
10-18
10c
11- 1
12-16
10-15
3%
12-
2
Volume
186
Number 5683
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
J
(1777)
Per
*
Name ot Company
Best
&
Best
Co.
Foods,
Bliss
(E.
<
Inc.
W.)
Co.
(quar.)
"
prjf. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.; Ltd.— •'* :
"
5%
preferred (accutp.)
Ridge Mutual Fund
income)
common
Paper Corp.^, Ltd
(Miltqn) Co.c>.«:
Bridge ti Tank-(Canada*
$2.90. pref. ■ (quar.)
6c
-
jnent
of'5%
4.40%
Brooklyn Union*
Gas
Die
'
'
Buffalo.
Bunker Hill
preferred
$1
Arena
-
.
(quar.)
Branae
4-1-58
enuv.-
B
Power
4<*
preferred
«
<fc
,
...
.
-
9
(quar.)
11-
-
■'
10-10
-
•
i,
'
Co.—
11-
(quar.)
Stock
City Stores Co.,
25c
11-
-
1
Fund
8
quar.).
$4.25
preferred
V2 to
r",
10-
class A
4
12-
$
11-
1
*
.
(quar.)
$1.25-"11- 1
-
income)
(quar.)
12-31
-10c r
$L12%
4
11- 4
11-15
(quar.)
25c* *
v
Combustion
50c ;
$1.16
in-
12-
10-ia,
Elastic
_
9
.
'■
9r3Q
10-U
7
10-
7
10-23
10-
9
11-25
11-
1
10-29
1
10-15 '
-
:
-
Stock
110-15—
20c
10-25
^
■
9-23
10-17
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-10
1
4.80%
1- 2
9-30
10-31
12-20
11-15
10-31
$18c
(quar.)._._
10-31
10-
25c
112M2C
4
10-30
10-11
11-
10- 1
I
Ltd„—
1)- 1
10- 8
11- 1
1Q-1£
C2%c
J2- 2
11-15
30c
11- 1
10-1/3
50o
12-31
12- 3
53Mac
—
of the Northwest—
(quar.)
Telephone Corp.'—
(increased quar.)
4.25%
conv
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
conv.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Waterworks,
12- 3
1-1-58
12-
3%
preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
Glmbel
1-1-58
66c
(stock div.)__
com.
1-1-58
1-1-58
12- 3
55c
59%c
5%
$1.25
$1.27%
Bros.,
1
10-
1
Stock
Griesedieck
10-1
9-30
Growth
34%c
12- 1
11-10
ment
3c
11-8
9-25
10-30
10-18
—
8%c
5c
11-15
11- 8
110c
10-31
10-
10-31
10-15
3
10-25
10-10
new
Oil
Corp.
10-10
11-
1
3%
12-10
10-11
U3c
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
Halle
50c
12-31
12-13
Hamilton
dividend
5.35%
convertible
Bros.,
States
—.—
(quar.)_,—
Corp.
-
-
3
Corp.
Manufacturing
District
Milhvork
dividend
Electric
Ltd.
of
RR.
America
(quar.)
Heating
(quar.)
Associates
Hart,
1
10-15
11- 1
10-15
Heat-Timer
Corp.
1-2-58
12-20
11-15
10-15
30c
12-13
11-29
11-29
11-15
Hercules
11-29
11-15
5c
1%
10-31
10-18
10-31
10-18
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
4M»% preferred A (quar.)
Hertz Corp.
(stock dividend)
60c
10-30"
10-16
Hevi-Duty
Hercules
Galion
preferred
Higbie
Hilo
Powder
Products,
—
—
—
Co.,
Electric
Mfg.
Electric
Co.
$5%
pfd.
10-3J.
10-18
10-31
10-18,-
6%
40c
1st
12-20
5%
2nd preferred (quar.)
(s-a)
12- 1
11- 8
11-
Hoe
20c
Forge & Steel Corp., common (quar.)__
(quar.)
—
10-21
9-27
10c
15c
62MaC
11- 8
10-18
11- 1
11- 1
10-18
10-18
Holly
5%
Holt
Sugar,
&
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend).—-
common
preferred
(Henry)
Co.
10-28
10-15
56M»c
56M<c
15c
30c
$$1.50
11- 1
11- 1
10-31
10-25
10-11
10*Jf
11- 1
10-31
10-19
10-15
10- 1
10-1
9-27
—--
10-29
10-21
10-31
10-11
12-16
12- 5
11-1
$1.25
11-15
10-15
10-25
11-15
1-10-58
10-25
12-27
10- 4
10-15
11- 1
11- 1
12-16
12-24
12- 5
$45c
50c
25c
31M»c
11- 9
11-15
11- 1
10-28
10- 4
10-18
30c
37%c
■-•'&%
*;11- 8
45c
Co.
Co., Inc.,
Holly Stores, Inc., 6%
9-43
11-22
11- 1
11- 1
15c
(quar.)
&
11-25
10-JD
75c
$12M2c
30c
(Canada) Ltd.
Hincs (Edward) Lumber (extra).:
(R.)
12-10
10-31
il- 1
„
9-30
Light
■
5%
Co
Hinde & Dauch Paper
1
53M»c
:
10-15
8
10- 1
11-25
5c
(quar.)
11- 1
1
10-
35c
common
10-31
12-
10-31
10-31
40c
—
(quar.)—
A
5
12-10
3%
(quar.)_—
15c
$1.12Va
11- 5
62%o
—
$10c
(quar.)
11-
11-15
3c
Co., common (quar.).
3%% preferred (quar.)___
7%
11-15
$$L25
35c
(quar.)
$1.1834
Gas Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.»_
preferred
11-
Ltd.—
11- 1
93%C
10-11
$1.25
Products,
10-11
$1.25
2%c
45c
Electric
40c
(quar.)
10-11
12- 3
25c
Oil Co., 5%
preferred (s-a)
Corp. (stock dividend)—,—
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
10-15
$1.65
2-14
12-3
10- 4
10-15
Hecht
(quar.)_
11-25
9
10-15
Extra
12-
25c
12-10
3c
1
5
10-15
11- 1
(from ordinary income)
(quar.)
10-26
4
10-11
11- 1
10-21
11- 1
income)
11-
10-
10-
75c
12-15
10- 4
1
10-16
10-31
12- 2
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Inc. Series H-C7 (from or¬
Light (quar.)
Hartz (J. F.)
Co., Ltd., class A
Hat Corp. of America (quar.)
4Ma% preferred (quar.)
Haydock Fund (quar.)—
Hayes
Industries
(quar.)_.
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd.
Hays Corp., 5% preferred
1
10-15
11- 1
8
25c
$1.12M2
—
Equitable Credit Corp., GOc pfd.
Erie
10-15
10-26
11-21
11-1
11- 1
$30o
(quar.)
50c
Corp._
Enamel
Equity Oil Co.
1
Co.—
(quar.)—
Co., com.
11-15
-
11-
11-
11-
12-16
$1.23
Harsco
11-
10-10
11-25
invest¬
Hancock
10-15
$5c
10-30
(quar.)—
35c
(initial)
$0.31653
45c
(quar.)
_—
Group
4.50%
.
10-15
1
$1.50
(accum.)-
12-13
10-1
com.
$5c
Stop-Nut.
&
11-15
1
11-
$1.75
(accum.)
B
Machine,
10-15
11- 1
37Mac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cotton.
Hartford
:
A
12-16
11-
17M.sC
10-15
11- 1
$1.25 3-10-58
preferred
common
Series H-DA
2%
(Md.)—
11- 1.
1-2-58
12%C
net
Hammond Organ Co.
10c
(quar.)___.
common
dividend
11-15
10- 8
10-15
■I'"-.-
5%
—
Industries,
11-29
12-16
10-10
10-22
11- 1
62MaC
5%
Hagan Chemical & Controls,
dinary
12-16
25c
10-18
12c
(irorn.
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
2nd preferred
$$1.75
10-10
$2
' 50c
—
10-14
10-25
10-25
30c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
10-25
10-18
$25c
dividend
25c
10-38
11- 1
11- 1
$50c
Insurance Co. (quar.)
GUlf Mobile & Ohio RR.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
3
11- 1
30c
Gulf Life
Gulf
12- 3
$1.50
(initial)
preferred
conv.
Shares
income)
!30o
—
(quar.)
common
Co., 5%
Industry
Stock
87Vic
Telegraph
—
11-1
com.—
!
_—
&
10-31
2%
(quar,).
11-
$4.50
125c
dividend^--
4
of Kentucky—
Co.
preferred
General
1
11-22
—____
10-18
50c
Common
11-19
11-
10-30
(quar.)
11-15
22J/aO
preferred (quar.)
5.28%
J50c
Corp. of America—
pref. (sra)
10-31
12-31
5%
3
t20c
—
(quar.)
10c :
31 Vic
12-
11-15
10-
$1.12M2
'^*10c;
•
10-26
tl7Vac
.(quar.)
Employers
Class
9-23
10-
General Telephone Co.
4.75%
(quar.)
preferred
Equitable
7"cw-
10-24
10-17
10-31
55c
(quiff.)
General Telephone
4.40%
39c
Drug Co.
Elmira & Williamsport
7% -preferred (s-a)
Empire
10-25
-•
-vestment
8-29
10c
preferred (quar.)__
4%% preferred
(quar.)
*. ll«?-8 "*
-11- 1
preferred
and
5%
1
*"11- 1;
$2
year-end
Metals &
Extra
12-12
11-
11-21
10-31
General Telephone Co. of .Indiana—
General
Economics Laboratory, pfd. (s-a)___—
^..Ekco Products, common (quar.)
4M2%
preferred (quar.)
10-29
'28c
Common wealth
(quar.),
CQmpo Shoe Machinery, com. (resumed)
Voting trust common (resumed)-,
•5%
preferred (quar.)
*
,
Empire
37%C■i*.'ll- 1:
|15crw 12- 2
10-10
10-
—
7
$10c
$$1.25
(quar.)
10-U
1
1
15c
10-15
5%
11-15
12-
1
37-M2c
10- 7
11-15
4
11-15
13c
10-
11- 1
87MaC
10-25
12- •
3%
fiscal
11- 1
37M»c
(quar.)
common
9-20
50c
11-15
12-15
11-
$2
&
preferred
preferred
Washing
Emliart
10-30
Corp.,
10-18
93%c
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California,—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
(E .1.) de Nemours & Co.—
preferred A
10-19.._
$1.06%
11-
3
11-
.
$7
Easy
lo-rrv.
30c
(quar.)—
3
45c
(quar.)
Co., (stock
.preferred
1-.
(quar.)__
Engiixeering (quar.)__
Edison, common (quar.)
,4.64 V4 preferred (quar.)
s
Commonwealth Stock Fund Inc. (from
70c
1
'11-
pencral Refractories
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
10-W
31'Acr
pfd.
(quar.)__
(stock divO
12-
25c
Film Laboratories, commoii
of Canada (1956), Ltd.,
conv.
r25cr11-15
(quar.)
10-10
12-
37%c
Pont Co.
Eastern
.
8
10-10
10-
1
$3.50 pref. series A (quar.)
General Steel Wares Ltd., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1
Paper
$0
10-30-
11-
General
25c
(quar.)
income)
& Wire Cloth,
Chemical
Stock
12-5
11-
'
75c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada), Ltd.—
4%
preference (quar.)
Government Employees Corp.
(Del.)
(s-a)—
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Greeley Square Building (N. Y.) (liquidating)
Green .(II. L.) Co.
(quar.)
Eastern
10-22
87V2C--
10-1«
10-11
—
Btock
_
11-8
".'11-15
1
4
12%«%
7% preferred (accum.)
Eastern Air Lines (quar.)—^
•
:75c
11-
10-31
10-14
* 12- 2"15c,;f 10-21
1^-5
10-25
Utilities
Hamilton Funds,
•10-14
11-
50c
5Do
11-
12V2c
12-13
25c
145c
$1
10-18
2
(quar.)—
12-13
62Mac
10-16
10-15
(quar.)_
$2.20
—
11- 1
11- 1
12-27
Enterprises
$2
(s-a)
10-17
11-13
Goodman Mfg.,
Dynamics
10-15
87V2C
:
-
income I
4
Commonwealth Telephone Co.
10-15
Corp.
Co.
3
Shoo
10-17
10-31
12- 2
$1
12-
8
11-15-
-
8
10-31
1
15c
(quar.)
Public
9-30
62Mjc
10-11
4.80%
11-29
IV
10-
preferred
10-18
25c
40c
—_
—
Supply Co. (quar.)
Dunlop Rubber, Lid., ordinary (interim)-Dupuis- I'reres, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
7
10-
10-25-;
50c-';" 12-
»-
(quar.)
common
10-31
1-2-58
$5
10-31
15c
(quar.)
common
Inc. (quar.)
Motors Corp., $3.75
General
11-30
1
45c
—
(quar.)
General Mills,
General
12-15
10-31
East
$1.12Mr- 1-1-58
(quar.)
Paper,
Tl-
-11-
40c*"
Terminals Co., 6<jb pfd. (quar.)__
Combined Entei-prises Ltd. (quar.)
Lock
1
11-15
"35c :"
"-7VaC-'
(quar.)__
Corp.,
«
12-31 *
->«-
$1.06V-i
Columbia
Ccunbined
11-
11-27
37V2C-
(quar.)
pfd.
10-25
$1
Linoleum, Ltd.
_____:
$4.50 preferred
"
2
4V2V«
10-25
11-
11-
15c
J50c
$3.50
-
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp., $1.25
pfd.
Gas System, Inc. (quar.)
Pictures
-
$1.25
investment
10-11
11- 8
10-18
11-15
Oilcloth
Ducommun
■Aft ■
-
-
Columbia
Columbia
<*-.
■
Electric—
(from
10-21
10-25
10-28
Gold
du Pont
10-15
37V2C- " -12-24
—
Central Power,
9-27
45c
(quar.)___
common
40c
(quar.)
Dreyfus Fund
10-10
11-15
—
& Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
special guaranteed (quar.)
7Ye regular guaranteed (quar.i
Coca-Coia Bottling (St. Louis 1 (quar.)
Colorado
10-21
8
(quar.)____
11-
10-14
10c
(quar.)
Industrial
11-1
10-24
10-15
Drug Fair-Community
RR.
4^
Colonial
Electric
General
10-25
11-15
10-25
du
87%c
*
Finance, 5'v: preferred
General
2
12-16
10-15
Du-Art
Cleveland
Colonial
General
10-10
10-10
J"l2"
12-18
1
10-
Ry.—
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
3Yifb preferred (quar.)
Dynamics
10-28
10-25
10-25
10-22
$30c
,
(quar.)
Oil
10-15
10-22
15c
com.
Baking Co.,
1
11- 1
11- 1_
12M^c
11-f 1
10-14P"*.
'
eonv.rpreferred (quar.)
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)__
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com. (quar.)
preferred
Crude
preferred
11-
.
,
1
20c
8c
—
11-15
Dow
1
10-25
60c
4%'y
$4^50
General
11-15
;• ■'"•- '
(quar.)
Co.,
10c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)„
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif., 5M2% pfd. (quar.)
10-15
37 Vic * *10-24
common
General
preferred
32%c
$0.2156
11-
V;tl- 1
(quar.)__
—
(increased
4%
10-10
10-10
5%
Gardner-Denver
50c
<quar.)~_
10-15
-
(quar.)
Ga& <fc
10-10
1
30c
~
Frito
35c
profits)
common
10-15
-
dividend
Common;
1
11-
10c
(quar.)
11-1
^'* 20c«;:"it.
:
(quar.)—
Chicago, Milwaukee,,St. Paul & Pacific
Cincinnati
11-
10-25
$1.12
$1.25
Yard
Co.,
$1
(quar.)
Great. Western
10-10
participating preference 11 (quar.)—
120c
Participating
—150c
10-14
$5 preferred
10-10
1
11-
$$1.25
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
(quar.(
Co.
$1.05
Couimoa. (quar.)
1
11-
80c
11- 4
Chicago
A
investment
Donald Ropes
,V
-
'
1'
11-14
(quar.)
11-
12-16
3%
Friendly Finance,
Company (quar.)
$1
9-30
11-25
$$1.25^12-10
(quar.)
Inc., 6% pfd.
10-25
10-3
12- 2
i,
(L.) Realty
5c
10-23
Fabrics, Ltd.,' common (quar.)_—
il5c
preference (quar.)__.—
%37MaC
Ltd. ,(extra)
—60c
10-10
11-15
Common
•
securities
Donnacona
$1.25
preferred
•
11-7
11-15
30c
93%c
•>
.
10-1
12-20
25c
—1,
$1.06
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar,)
12- 7
'
1
30c
conv.
12-
11-1
1-1-58
35c
(quar.)_
com.
Corp. (quar.)
Fraser Brick & Tile fmonthly)
Fraser Cos. Ltd.
(quar.)—
Friedman
3
5c
*
(quar.)___l
Foster Grant Co
12-27
convertible
Extra "
,j
.
5 to
3%%
2
2
10-18
75c
:
Franklin Stores
14c
Dominion Steel & Coal Ltd.
1'i
-
20c
•
"
12-20
1-211-
-*
8
•''
Chesapeake
&
1-
1-
10-
10- 7 ■*
Dominion
8
Ofase FIanhattan Bank, N. Y.
(quar.) _-2
Cliemical Products
(stock dividend*
Chesapeake
1-15-58
11- 1
Glass,
2nd
10-18
10-
9-30
(quar.)
Machine Corp.,
6O0
(quar.)—
Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)
Equity Investments, Ltd-;
Dominion
10-31
37%c
of Virginia
Ohio Ry. *
10-15
(quar.)
(voting and non-voting)
!
(quar.)
Ford Motor Co., Ltd. (interim)
Ford Motor of Canada, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
B
10-11
$1.25
preferred
Class
10-11
10-31
Dominion
Dominion
10-18
4
$1.25-12-20
Corp.
1
3
10-15
1
11- 1
10-21
Inc., common (quar.)
40c
preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
G4adding MbBean «fe Co. new com. (initial)—
25c
Glatfeltcr (P. H.) Co., common (quar.)—__
45c
4'AtVo preferred (quar.)
56M4C
4%%
preferred (quar.)
^
$0.3781 V*
Dominion
-10-31-s
-IM-
(ouar.)
Refining
10-15
10-31
.
65c,
<quar.)„
:
25c
(final)
Inc. (1957
preferred
11-29
10-
-
<quar.)__
&
1-1-
•
25c
Chain Belt■ Go.; textra)
Gil
10-15
12-16
$4.50
Dome
Mines,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (increased)
.
Corp.--
preferred-(quar.
Central Public Utility
Corp.
1
11-15
10-10
11-29
10-18
11-
7%c
(s-a)
preferred
&
10-21
12-20
11- 1
$1
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. A (s-a)
Food Machinery & Chemical—
3%%
10-11
10-18
56M»c
65c
.
Ltd
(quar.)
5%%
10-31
2%
(quar.)^____
Bank (N. Y.)
pfd. (quar.)
common
Foote Gear
10-18
2%
50c
1st preferred
Shares,
net
10-11
~
11-
12-30
,
GOc
50c
Electric
Light
1
$hP5-> 11- 9
...
10-15
10-15
10-10
•
10-15
7
$4.50 2-15-58
Ltd.
from
3c
Dr.
Pepper
Dodge Mfg.
11-15
1 .*
1-2-30
..-..60c-:
4.20(t-
Chaxnplin
1-1-
-
$15.o«
(quar.)
pref.
11-
10-21
4$2.50-«—
&;
11-15
11-15
-
1
1
12-16
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
Co.,
$1.65
7
30c
*
of
-
tllc--*r-
$1.25.
(s-a;
Securities
Central
.
.*":+20c
(quar.)
Hudson Oas
2
11-
11-
11-
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Productions—
dividend
Dividend
from
4$1.25- —--12- 2 .;
:*-»
Investments, Ltd.—
preferred
$1.50
9-30
12-
10-
12-
Corp.
Distillers
10-10
4:15c.-
10-21
(Walt)
Stock
;
10-10
1
11-15
1-1-58
11-15
(accum.)
Match Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Discount
Disney
♦-«•'>.
:
fquar.).
(quar.)^____^_^
.
1
$10c.>- 10-31
(quar.)
Trusts,
:.
preference
1
9-30
12-20
(quar.)
& Mfg.
(resnmec(j__
Fruit, class A (quar.)_.«_.
(quar.)
B
$1.50
12-16
11-
.-
9
40c
(quar.)
stock
$3.50
Di Giorgio
Diamond
.
12-16
1-2-58
S50c.
•
to
Class
2-28
10-
10-25
10-
1
11^ 1
$1.75
(quar.)
Motel, class A
Corp.,
11-
40c
50o
Rubber
&
Co.,_ 5%
Class B
.
2Ma%
dividend
National City
Fluor
10-10
87M2c
Gasket
v
2-28
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Turbine
common
Detroit
1-2-58
*$1-25..—1-1-
Central, Coal & Coke (s-a)
Central of Georgia. Ry. Co.-r-..
Illinois
11-
1
Tramway Corp.—
Union
10- 4
4-1-58
11-
10-28
$50c
(quar.)
(accum.)
common
debenture
$2.50
10-30
common
Canada^
$8
Denver
10-30
$$2
Castie-Tre.theway Mines. Ltc).__
CaterpiilarTractcTi., common (quar.).
Voting
.
Denver
11-15
}87V2C
Mfg.,
9-27
10-31
10-15
12-16
10c
Power & Light Xquar.)
RR.
(s-a)
Dennison
"
10-10
10-28,
10-25
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar,)
preferred
Delaware
10-10
1
i87V2C
..
5 % %
(quar.)
Y.X—-
(N.
__4
(quar.)
Tire
Stock
First
37MaC
Company (quar.).
Phipps Stores, Inc., common
Dean
12-13
$$4
common
Delaware
Stores
Trust
Firemen's Insurance (Newark, N. J.)
Fleming
Corp.
Steam
Inc.
Firestone
11- 5
$4
pfd.
&
Financial General Corp., com.
$2.25 pfd. series A (quar.)
11-20
1
20c
Vilbiss
10-10
11-15
(quar.)
Investment
De
:
.10-10
+15c
(quar.)
*
10-15
11-
f$i
com.
1
1
1-
6
40c
preferred
preferred
A
Laval
10-10
' JlOc
(quar.)—
jrreferred
11-
class
De
.10-10
*
12-
11-15
1-2-58
17ViC
non-cumulative class A (quar.)
Cutter Laboratories, voting com. (year-end)
$2
10-10
-
37V2C
Investment Fund, Ltd.—.
*
11-
•
33ck»a 11-
:
1
10-25
1
12-
6
6
$2
1st
preferred
12-
$1.13
%%; preferred (quar.)_
i
Davenport Water, 5% preferred iquar.)
Davidson Bros.-, (quar.) :
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
Dayton Rubber. Co., common (quar.)
9-30
1
11-
$7Vic
-
preferred
11-
4%%
Barik
Corp., stock dividend
Sterling, Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.) (quar.)
12-
10c
Stores
Fenestra,
Fleetwood
pfd. .(quar.)
Ltd.
Department
dividend
$35c
Ferro
11-25
$1
4
10-15
11-
10-16
25o
(quar.)
Dallas Power <fc Light Co., 54 pfd.
$4.24 preferred (quar.).
k
10-15
-
11-20
.
10-11
75c- 1-2-58;
(quar.;
Ltd.,
"
1>
50c.,- 10-25
(s-a)__^
1
10-11
1
1st
1st
4
•
$2
,
12-31
11-15
60c
(auar.)
4Ma %
9-27
5%
Co.
Drug
Curtiss-Wright
10-
50c
common
Inc., 3Va%
Candy,
4>%%
*
10-28
5
Press,
Curtiss
10-15
10-10
'*
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Seal
&
1
11-29
4quar.)
Cunningham
,
10-14
.
B
Cork
Federation
11-
1-2-58
(Chicago) .(quar.)
Terry Shoe,
preferred
,
Cuneo
11-14
1
*
(s-a)
(Special shares)
Central
11-15
10-21
_
31c
common
Corp.,
11-
11-
«r
31M4C.%
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.. (quar.)_,_
Carolina. Power & Light,, com., .(quar.)
Central
*
30c.;., 11- 1
j.
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
5%
11-25
<25c....
.
.
—
Co.,
preferred
Central
'
V..,v;
.30c
(quar.)
V
class A
Canadian International
4.20e;b
.
10-22
-
1-31-58 -*
55c
(annual)
5% preferred- (quar.)
Canadian Industries,. Ltd.,.
Celote-x
10-22
1
40c~
.
Class
Crown
Federated
J5c
|
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
8%
A
,
5
5
$1.13
1
—
Products Refining,
,
1;,
;..75c,.- 11- 1
ITVjjC.#,, 11-16
(quar.)
(quar.)__
7
1010-
1-2-58
Co., 4Va% pfd. (quar.)
Transportation Lines (quar.)
Electric Co.
10-15
IO-I5:
-'ll-
.
$37c
:
Canadian General Electric Ltd.
Extra
.i
Canadian
10-
1
1
1„
$1.75—
.
Ltd.,
1
11-
•
1
1
1-2-58
Cosmopojitan Realty (quar.)—.
.
...
11-
60c
Gin
Continental
10-18
11-29
11-
$1.04
3-15
12-14
Federal
$1.12Va
4-1-58
11- 1
5
Firth
(quar.)
12-14
$35c
5
5
10-
11-16
*■ 12-31
37%c
10-
10-
10-15
10-16
$3
1
Federal Grain, Ltd., class A common
$1.40 redeemable preference
(quar.)_____
Screw Works (quar.)_
1
1
Stock
(quar.)
Corn
10-61
211-
,(quar.)__,
(quar:)—
Packers Ltd.,
B
(s-a)
Continental
V
12-23
25c-T 10-21
-
...
A
Co.
(quar.)
10-15
1
12- 2
10-18
10-31
11-29
11-
J.l-15
11- 1
25c
Co.
11- 1
11-
47VaC
11- 8
$3
Insurance
11-29
12- 1
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
Life
12-10
$1225
12-15
$1.25
common
87Mac
(quar.)
20c
55c
-(quar.)
(quar.)
Holder«
Payable of Bee.
28%c
11-
150c
(Liquidating).
.
11-
$$3.50
Soup Co.v(quar.U___
Fc?ilsr: Ltd., common (quar.)
Canadian
11-
;
1
$1«> 11-
(quar.)
participating class
Class
10-17
-9^20
WYzc "Vll- 1
(quar.)
California Portland Cexnent
(quar.i
Camden & Burlington County Ry. Co.
Camden Fire; Insurance Assn. (s-a)_.
Canadian
J-
35c.-- 11-27
Campbell Red Lake Mines. Ltd.
.
10-17
$1.50.^*1-1-
(quar.)L__
com.
Gas
Traders
pfd.
Fate-Root-Hcath Co. (quar.)
4.60% pfd. (quar.)
52c
Container Corp. of America, eommon
4% preferred (quar.)
10-17
1.
12-
5c
.
preferred
Canada
1
1
1-1-58 h
.
10c
(quar.]_,
preferred
$1.32
Canada
1111-
5c ^
common
Packing .Corp.
$1.25
Campbell
10-10
-
11-
50c
-
..
(quar.)u
(stock dividend)-
preferred
$1.24
h
$1.10
2---—-----—---'
California Water &. Telephone,
$1 preferred V«juar.)
$1.20
1
Water
5
Y.)
Continental Founary & Machine—
95c
(s-a)___
Oregon Pov.-er,
California
*11-
-
4.52%
Consumers
_
5
10-
51c
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred.:, (quar.).:
prefei'red' (tiuar.)
Craddock
California Electric Power Co., $3
pfd.
Interstate Telephone Co.
3%
'
11-1.5
Sl.lO^ 12-;li .11,r4
.
California
California
-
11-15
10-22
—
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%- pfd. (s-a)__
Byers (A; M.)Co., -7% preferred (quar.)
'
4.50%
10-
1
Mills, Ltd.—
Cook
Bush Terminal Co.
5ro-
4.16%
$$1.50
.
Caldwell Li tie n Mills, Ltd.—
»
$1.50 first preferred- (quar.)
"
V
2
Natural
preferred (s-a)
Consumers Power Co.,-
-
(quar.15c. .1-11-12
(quar.)
:
15c
11-11
Burroughs Corp.
9-14
1
11-
51 Mm
(quar.)
Textile
11-
&
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
Quarterly
51V2C
,j
(quar.)
(quar.)
5','o
10-11
pay¬
(quar.)
Consolidated
Consolidated
10-11
Co.
Burndy Corp.
*
;
10-28
12- 1
50c
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N.
$5 preferred
(quar.)
10-21
$$1.18%
r.
.
B
12-24
f-r
(quar.)
Ipe.,-:4%; preferred
class
10-10
10-28 % ?
12-
$$1 09%
___l_
*10-10
>
12- 2 %
$12M«c
•
^
"
8
47VaC
preferred
preferred
11-
12-15
When
Share
Fairbanks Company, 6%
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
Farmers
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred series E
Company
Pittsburgh RR.,
Erie Railroad, $5
preferred
Power—
$2.06
.10-21
.
t30c
______
12-11
1
12-27
,20c
9
-
1
11-
Machihq < aquar.»_
Forge
Co.__'_I__-.
Bullock's.
'
11-
&
Bulloch's, Ltd.,
-
'
,
(quar.);
11-16
10-
1- 2
al2%c I.
i_ ••
Co.
StceL Products Corp. (s-a)_____:__"
Steel-Castings Co., c#mmor..i..„
(5preferred
1
1-
J20c
t50c
'■
preferred
$2.09
12-
10-31
10-31
preferred
preferred
10- 2
11-15
11-15
Ltd. (quar.)
Association (Toronto)—
Light &
10-30
30c
$1.371/2
Co.,
Liie
$2.08
k
-
11-
70c
Buchanan
:
"
$1.25
Brpwn-McLareiv Mig.
Bucneye
$2.04
10-18
14c
Co.
$1.90
.
11-20
\
45c
preferred-, (quar.)_____
preferred B- (-quar.)-
4.40%
5';o
2-
172 Vic
to
.
10-18
12-
H-
GOr
Ltd., com.
Brockton Taunton Gksv $3.80 pfd.
Brooklyn Borough Gas—rV >y-
•.
U-20
.
$1.07.
Co., Ltd. ordinary (a
equal
10-15
10-23
87M2c
___
.
British Petroletinv
1
$1
4%% preferred ;quar.
2nd. preferj^d. (qu;ir.)_w_____—
60u
11-
11-15
25c
—
Quarterly* _„T_JL___;
;
Columbia Telephone—
4%%; preferred (quar-)
Eueil
J
11c
common
Quarterly ___—;
Connecticut
,
Co.,
Per
Name of
.
Erie &
(quar.)
National
Confederation
/
Columbia* Forest Products Ltd.—
British
;
7
'—--a—"- '5c
British
Conduits
7
12-
Holder*
Payable of Re0.
,
Gas
preferred
When
Share
^
Inc.—
Natural
VsYo
$2
(quar.)
—
Extra
7
12-
12-20
12c
(quar.)
4V4%; preferred (quar.)
Boston & Maine RR., $5 preferred
Bradley
-12
5
invest-
net
_
Borwater
12-20
Concord
2
12-20
$62%c
(from
Corp. (from investment income)
Fisheries, common (quar.)
4f\ preferred <quar.)_
Bdrgr (G. W. | Corp. (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.".; common (quar.)
?%•%. preferred (quar.)
Edison,
11-
Fund.
Quarterly from investment income—J
10-11
-
'
inent
Boston
1
75c
Bondstock
's
11-15
Concord
4
";5c
>
BcJoth
-
11-
Ribbon
BlUc
■
10-
20c
6<r C«nv.
6%
10-26
50c
.
com.
Per
Name of Company
10-25
30c
(quar.)
31-15
50c
Extra
Blue
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
50c
<quar.)
Biych Bros. Tobacco,
When
Share
.
(quar.)—"
49
11-30
11- 1
11- 1
9-30
9-30
.
10-10
•
50
Herder's,
Hotel
1
10-19
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
$0.006'.4
11-
4-;
1
11-12
$1.25
12-30
1
10-18
1G-25
9-19
H.)
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-18
$1
11-
1
10-15
$1.25
——
11-
1
Illinois
Brick Co.
Illinois
Power
—,
_
(quar.)
10-15
from
10-10
53 %c
10-10
55%c
10-10
4.70%
58%C
10-10
—
Class
SI.50
(initial)
cpm.nion
(quar.)
preferred
IngersoU-Rand,
Extra
Ltd.—
Shares
",r
ties profits) —.
Intcrchemical Corp.,
4%%
preferred
and
McLean Industries Inc.,
10-30
International
Holdings,
International
International
New
Ltd.
Telegraph
Ocean
Utilities
10-16
G%
1
10-16
Melville
1
10-10
11-10
10-31
Mercantile Stores
11-
1
10-10
Merritt
1-2-58
12-13
Metal
preferred
$4.22
participating
11-30
11-
8
—
45c
12-
2
11-
1
—
$1.09
11-
1
10-15
$1.06
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-1G
preferred (quar.) /
55c conv. pfd. (quar.)—
13
Iron rite, Inc.,
%c
Jack 6s
(F. L.)
Inc.,
Stock
5%
5%
Co.,
pfd.
preferred
div.
4.40%
10-15
1
1,
1
10-15
11-30
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)____
11-25
Miles
i
»
(quar.)
■
'
preferred (quar.)
Kayser.' (Julius) 6s Co. .(stock dividend)——
12-
1
1
11-15
11-15
;
(quar.)——
Common
4
——
(S.
Kroger
Company,
S.)
Stock
7%
Salle
La
__L_
—
—
!
(quar.)
Lee
Rubber
5%
Lewis
12-13
1-15
12-27
12-31
12-1$
12-31
12-16
11-12
Class
10-15
Neon
10-15
B
10-10
10-10
New
11-
10-15
12-
2
11-
New England Fund (quarterly
investment income)
:
11-
1
10-18
1
1
12-16
9-30
$2.46
2nd
preferred
1-2-58
12-14
12-31
12-21
11-1
10-10
Common
(quar.)
common
(monthly)
-
North
Shore
12,
11-
6
12-
11-
6
12-
11-
6
6
gains
preferred
&
and
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Ry.
(increased
10-31
10-18
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Northwest Engineering Co.,
12-20
12-21
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
Rice
*—.——,
Milling
10-23
$1.04
11-
1
$1.11
11-
1
10-14
$1.24
11- 1
10-14
$3.50
11- 2
12-
9
11-25
10-25
B
,
1-1-58
12-
1-1-58
12- .6
$1.12%
1-1-58
12-
6
6
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
93 %c
11-
1
10-15
35c
12-13
11-29
5%
12-20
12-
11-
8
10-17
12-12
11-28
12-
11-
2
2
8
1-15-68
12-31
10-25
10-11
11-
h
9-23
20c
11-
1
10-15
37 %c
11-
1
10-15
10-
7
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-18
25c
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
11-
*25C
I
22 %c
1
10-10
10-31
10-24
1
10-25
11-
25c
10-30
10-
45c
(quar.)
10-24
Oklahoma Gas & Electric,
Okonite Co.
(quar.)
com.
~A _~"
Class
10-30
10-10
8
preferred (1951 series)
$4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
4%%
3777
preferred
1
Reading Co., common
10-10
10-24
1Q-10
50c
12*10
11-15
12-
1
11-15
$1.06%
3-1-58
2-14
$1.12%
10-31
10- 2
$1.06%
.7
(quar.)___.
Owl
9-20
12- 9
10-25
10-10
(C.
Extra
Class
10-28
10-16
11-15
10-31
11- 1
10-21
11- 1
10-15
10-15
10-22
50c
25c
(quar.)
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-23
10-31
11- 1
10-22
-
B
15c
1%
Inc.
dividend
Stock
50c
.
Chemicals,
—
5c
Extra
Corp.
45c
J15c
J28c
Reynolds
J.) Tobacco,
B (increased l
(R.
Common
Rich's Inc., common
334%
(increased)
90c
,
90c
20c
(increased quar.)
93%c
preferred (quar.)
River
Brand
$1.25 participating class A
,
Participating
Roan
Anteiope Copper Mines,
shilling
(One
Rhodesia
&
Ltd. (final)—
11- 1
11- 1
11-15
10-18
10-18
10- 9
10-15
10-15
10-15
&
$1.50
-
11- 1
Inc.,
4.10%
preferred
4.95%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
pfd series I (quar.)^
pfd. series K (quar.)
&
'
7%d
12)__
(quar.)—
series F (quar.)l
pfd. series I, H and J (quar.)__
Rochester
,
Genessce
Valley
_
RR.
(s-a)_—_
50c
12-14
12-14
10-29
12- 5
12-14
12- 5
37%c
common
pfd.
434%
11- 1
11- 1
$1.50
Myers,
end
Rochester Gas & Electric,
4%
10-11
11-15
after deduction of 37%%
Nyasaland taxes, subject to
approval of stockholders Dec.
Robbins
10-10
11- 1
30c
(quar.)
12-13
10-15
9-20
10- 1
40c
31 %c
25c
(quar.)
Rice Mills
Cement (initial)
Riverside
•
12- 5
593/sc
pfd. A <quar.)__
com.
10-16
10-21
10-15
11- I
11- 1
12-5
$$1.18
4%%
10-22
10-22
10-16
10-18
10-18
1-1-58
10-25
10-2^
10-25
50c
75c
25c
Republic Natural Gas (s-a)
Republic Steel Corp.
(quarj
—
Republic Supply Co. of California (quar.)—
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., 43%%
.
30c
(quar.)
.
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co. (quar.)
Rcitmans
(Canada)
Ltd. (quar. I
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Stores
Reliable
10-21
$1.25
8c
50c
—
Extra
Reichhold
11-22
35c
(quar.)
Co., partic. class A
A.)
10-21
10-15
of America
-
<quar.t_
Corp. (Mass.), 5% pfd.
Folding Machine Co
Reece
Reed
;
Inc.
Stores,
—
(quar.)_
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
10-15
10-24
20c
(quar77II
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
20c
common
4%%
Oliver
(quar.)__
50c
B
Mathieson Chemical,
10-21
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Concrete Pile
Year
Olin
11-20
11- 1
11-25
9c
10-18
283/4c
25C
II
(quar.)"
10-25
20c
7
class
10-16 J
10-16
10-18 J
10- 3
25c
83c
$1.12%.
10%
18s
+35c-
of America, common
preferred (quar.)
Co/ (increased)
Co.
Reece
50c
quar.)__
class A (quar.)_
Industries, Ltd. (s-a)
Noyes (Charles F.) Co., 6% pfd.
Corp.,
11-15
11*15
11-15
10-25
25c
10-28
87%c 1-2-58
25c
12-13
50c
11- 1
50c
11-15
50c
11-14
*
—
Quarterly
22c
(quar.)___7
I
.777177
(quar.)77
National
.../•
Purina
Red
25c
(quar.)
Old
1
12-23
7
Co.—
(semi-annual)
Class
Nunn-Bus.h Shoe
11-
2
25c
common
Northwest
$1.75
1
12-
$2
Extra
10-11
10-
11-
12-16
22 %C
11-19
12-31
10-25
11-15
50c
1st
Raymond
25c
Northern
1-1-58
$2.30
1
15c
conv.
Northwest Airlines,
1
3
11-
25c
Gas
Corp.
Randall
1-
11-15
10c
Central
11-
■
Oats, (stock dividend)
Quarterly Distribution. Shares
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
$3.50
25c
:
Northern Illinois Corp., common
$1.50
(stock
(quar.)
Ralston
10-18
(Illinois)
(increased)
Ry.
(semi-annual)
Works (increased)
Northern Illinois Gas Co. (quar.)
Northern
-
Service Co. of New Hampshire—
Radio
11-15
Northern Engineering
11-15
11-
10-17
93 %c
Corp.__
10-15
year-end
—
4.44%
preferred
Coal
12-
30c
10- 7
10-15
$1.12%
_
(quar.)
adj. preferred
$1
Light Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
State
4%
12-
'
1
1
10-18
(stock dividend),.
of I.C.C.)
11-
11-30
1111-
10-31
$1.50
'
10-18
33/i% pfd. (quar.)
25c
$1
G
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
2-17
6
Ry.
approval
3-10-58
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
non-cum.
to
American
Fund—
capital
of 45 Cents from income)
Lbuisiana Power
Southern
$1
Mutual
from
&
North
U-
10-14
1
(quar.)
com.
Y.)
Quaker
1
.
2-17
11- 6
6
11-
-77"""
Extra
11-18
2
9-
11-
(quar.)
12-10
$1
(monthly)
Loomis-Sayles
7%
preferred
3-10-58
12-
10-22
19c
Norfolk
12-
10-15
7,%c
3%
11-18
10-22
11-1
77777777
10-10
11- 8
11-22
7C
7
+51%c
Island)
preferred (quar.).
Long Island Lighting (quar.)
Louisiana
$4.50
Ltd.- (quar. n.
preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Puritan Fund,: Inc.. (quar. from net income)
*5c
series)
(1949
preferred-(quae.)
Co.: (quarJ
-
Common
60c
(quar.)
11 %c
(Rhode
8%
4.16%
preferred
preferred
...
'
—
3.35%
35c
11- 4
12-10
10-15
10-17
50%
7777
Co
.
5. 11- 1 - 10- i
.A 90c » . 11- 1» 10-14"' >
$l.k714,\ '11* -1 " t-10-14
.
$1.231 12- 1 - *-11-18- >
t3c
10-31
10-21 -J
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd,: (qtiar.) _—$75c - 11- 1
.10-11 „
Prince
Gardner Co. "(quar.)
—___•
25c'
12- 2
11-25
Procter 6s Gamble Co.
(quar.)
'.
50c
11-15 <10-25 1
Public Service'Co. of Colorado, com. (quar.)
45c- -11- 1 - 10-11
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
$1.03
12-2 ; 11-15 *
4%%. preferred (quar.)____—$1.06%
12- 2 . 11-15 '
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
$L12 %•
12- 2
11-15 -
Public
1
10-31
*15c 1-17-58
2
12- 3
10-18
1
11-
-
•
...
. ■ >
*$1.75 ' 12- 3 : 11-20
10-23'->10-*7 I
87%a—'10^21 •- 10- 7'
40c . 11-*1 . 10-18 >
li-* -kl2%<* 1-.11-15> *11- 4 >
_
-
*.
2%
11-1
tCOc
(quar.)
11-21
11-
>
•>
r
12-10 i
12*10 >
.(qhaxv)A
Ccrp.,
Trtuaslt
)
Corp.—
12-
$51 %c
12-15
-
»
25c
Niagara Share Corp. (Mo.) (21c from accu¬
mulated undisturbed capital gains and 14c
from current net investment income)
*10c
common
11-24
-
2
6%
Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
3%%
Newbei'ry (J.J.) Co.,
*37%c
Lock Joint Pipe, common
Common (monthly)
7%
Merchandise
New York Wire Cloth
*10c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preference
Finance
Preferred
($1.85
York
50c
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
1st preferred (quar.)
Local
New
$1
A
12-15
..
*
11-1
.. >
Edison,. 3.60%: pfd..(quar,).
preferred •• (quaJ'.)_
Prentice-Hall. .Bic„; 3 % Ttofd.f (s*a)
President Electric, Ltd.__
--777777777
from~net~~
Ltd
Mines,
50c
(quar.)
12-
30c
777
dividend
Dickerson
11-15
10-31
Stock
(Subject
class
12-20
$3.50 coreverlible
»
4.70%
10-15
$3.50
Meter Co., com. (quar.)__
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)-,
Nostle-Lemur Co. (quar.)_
7
10-25
$1.10
Ltd.,
10-31
•
10-15
10-15
;
>
;
11-1 * 10-18 '
11- 1
10-18 '
10-21
10* 7 *
62%c
12-2 -11-11 >
- $L
1-15-58
1- Z
y-'*
'
15c • . 11-15
11- t
A&i.+oi ■ 11-15
11-1
17%c4
11- 1 ' M-1
Potomac
LI-15
*25c
75c
(quar.)
2
58C
1
-
—". $1.75<-1-2-58
—1-2-58
Postal, -Life: Insurance: (N.
11-15
2
12-
26 %C.
11-20
10-10
10-10
10-10
10-10
$1.25.
-
(quar,)>
Cd.,.-common
Portland
11- 1
12-
$1.26
IOC
10-25
RR—
Cos.,
11-15
75c
10-11
4
1
1
l
1
.$1.29
-
•
-
-
.
(-quar.):
Pneumatic Bcalc
>10-11
10-11
11-
$1.50
12 %c
96%c
(Ft. Wayne)
(quar.)
1
J 11-1
$1.05
35c
Original capital
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
v
10-15
10- T
7
10-10
15c
(stock divid.)
;
10-15-
50c
7%c
(increased)
10-15
35c
Corp. of America
^11-1
10-28
:
Inc. (quar.)
Canada, Ltd. (q~uar.)7777~77
10-25
25c
Miami
Class
$1.10
Plttston
51.12% :' 11-1
Theatres,
10-25
40c
Original capital
10-15
1
12- 6
Products
(quar.)—
Co:—.
VTo- preferred'
10-15'
11-
12-
25c
:
11-1
'
10-21 ...»
10-31
97%<5
•
-(quar.),—t
Ry.
preferred'v(quar.)l
7%•
10-31
Equipment
*
Pittsburgh, Youngstown 6s Ashtabula -Ry. Co,
10-15-
1-2-58
4%%
(quar.)'
Common:
1-°'10-15
1
1-2-58
$1.12%
Extra
11-
11-
*5c
31 %c
Quarterly
10-15
*8c
31 y4c
Quarterly
10- 4
25C
10c
Lincoln National Life Insurance
1
11-1
$1.20
common
15c
$2
11-
$1.25
11- 1
preferred (quav.)_^L_-.-_-__>._-«.—(-^_r
preferred (quar.)
•
Petroleum Co., prior preferred (s-a) ;
Pittsburgix Brewing Co.—.
-- •
;a. .
.'-.x..'--..•-.•.T
$2.50 conv. preferred (accum*)____^__+_+ - - 62%c.
11- 1 - 10-10
Pittsburgh,.'Ft. Wayne 6s Chicago
Electric
Pool
J
5%%,
10-17
35C
Neptune
;
10-30
$1.14
A
National
___•
Pioneer
-
Chemical
on
Northern
6s
Finance
Pioneer
Hosiery
National
10-30
(quar.)
25c
40c
Welding Machine (quar.)
Mills, Ltd., class B
(quar.)
"7_
National Lead Co., 6% pfd. B (quar.)~777__~"
10-15
10-30
—
Loblaw
dividend
National
10-30
10-31
20c
pfd. (quar.)
10-17
25C
30c
—
10-30
$1.09
(quar.)
common
National
(quar.)...
10-31
10-18
56 %c
11-30
4%
preferred
(semi-annual)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)—
Little
711"
10-8
$1.50
1295c
11$1.07% : 11$1.10 vll$1.17-' 11* .
'
•;
$1It-
6%.
77.
-7777777777
(quar.)
______—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pillsbury Mills :inc:, com.
$4 preferred (quan):
>
9-30
$1.06%
Aeronautical
Stock
Lexington Union Station Co.—
Lithium
10-16
pfd. (quar.)
10-15
__—_
Co.
1
preferred
Piedmont
10-25
Corp.- (quar )
National Can Corp.
(stock dividend)777""7
National Chemical 6s Mfg.
(quar.)_
'
National
12-12
Stores, 4',4% preferred
Salt
(quar.)
Biros., Ltd.
(quar.)
Link-Belt
11-
(quar.F
Narragansett Electric Co., 4%%
4;64% preferred (quar.)_
10-31
.
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)____.
Leslie
$1.22 %
(quar.)
777" "77
Mount Royal Rice Mills. Ltd.. .(quar^)_
Mount Vernon Mills, T% preferred (s-a)
Miuisingwear, Inc., common (quar.)_
5%% preferred (quar.)
7-77777
*25c
;
preferred B (quar.)
(James) & Sons Co., 3.85%
Lerner
10-16
11-15
2-1-58
15c
Leeds & Northrup, common (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Lees
1
*
11-15
11-
(quar.)^_
common
(quar.)
4.68% preferred (quar.)
I__
!
Philip Morris, Inc.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)__—
;
Phillips-Van Eeusen, coju. (stoclx dividend)
5% preferred (quar.)
:
'
11-30
preferred
;
Co.
11-15
participating preference-(quar.)
$1.23
,
Leece-Neville
12-10
.1-2-58
f 15c
(quar.)
11-30
__
Co.,
$4.20. preferred
(quar.)
Tire
&
4
*15c
(qunr.)_
(quar l
Extra
$1.50
$1.75
10-19
50c
National Distillers <6s
Acceptance, Ltd., class A
preferred
11-
2
15c 1-10-58
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Lawrence Investing Co.—
$5
11-19
12-
*15c
University
Lambert (Alfred), Inc.—
Partic. class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Laurentide
-
9-29
12-12
4%
——
(quar.)
Extension
Lanston Industries
_
10-10
1
$1.12%,
(quar.)
Montana- Power
5%
10-17
10-31
50c
—
preferred
*'
40c
(quar.).-_
(quar.)—
preferred
2nd
_.——
common
dividend
1st
6%
Co.
20c
10-16
1
preferred
4.40%
1
11-
1
11-15
11-15
10- 8
11-1
.
25c
13%c
(initial quar.)___
Cement
4.30%
58 %C
7"
Moore Products,
.' 2-28
10-11
11-
3%
preferred (quar.)_____
-I_7__7777
Monongahela Power Co., $4.80 pfd.. B (quarT)
4.40%
preferred (quar.).
4,50%: preferred Cquar..)__
7_7_7777777
$3
1
3-15-58
5 c 6-15-58
———-
(quar.)
Kresge
11-
12- G
10-30
il-
(semi-annual)
preferred:. (quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
11-29
12-20
12C
$6
12- 4
9
12-15
5c
—;
Stores
11-
"
11-4
5c
—
Jvoimcker
1
12-15
60
J
1JU15
10-21'
11-15
25c
-
_
1
11-18
2%
60
Klngsburg Cotton Oil* common
Common
12-
$1.08%
'
Department Stores
'
11-13
12-
——
(S.)
11-15
$1
—:—
(monthly)
Monthly
12- I
$1.05 ,>12- 1
—
$4.35
Klein
1
$1.12%
J————
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
Kerr Income- Fund
10-15
11-15
*25c
Mississippi Power & Light Co.
4.36%
preferred ' (quar.).
4.56% preferred (quar.)_
I~.7~~~^
Mississippi Valley Public Service Co.—
10-15
11-15
*50c
Minnesota 6s Ontario. Paper Co.
10-29
1
12-14
12VaC
(quar.)
12- 2
12- 2
11- 1
20c
20c
50c
(quar.)
Pliila., Germantown & Norristown RR. Co*—
Quarterly
1
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
Electric—
6s
(quar.)
10-21
10-25 •
10-25
10-25 "
10-15
10- 2
11-15
10-15 *
(see Dr. Pepper)
New common
C5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-1
50c
(Dr.)
Permanente
30c
__
10-15
10-31
950
11-15
I__I'IZZ
10-18
GOC
•;
10-13
preferred
Common
-
1
1
(quar.)
1
11-
22% c
—.—
Co.: (quar.)
1112-
12-
(quar.)___________
(quar.)
,
Perkins Machine & Gear—r
35c
Extra
10-10
1
12-3*
$1
(quar.)
•
10-21
10-21
12-16 >
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-1
12-2
11- 1
25c
(quar.)__
,
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
1-3-58
12- 2
25c32l/2C
v
33c
?45c
+$1.50*
$1.06
$1.06%
Extra
45o
*30c
:
11-18
10- 7
10-25
11- 1
12- 1
12%c
10c
31%c-
(year-end) _________
common
preferred
Pepper
$1.18%
31-15
15c
93%c
(quar.)
~
$4 preferred
11-
'
—
3%% preferred
(Earle M.I (quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
1
11-30
Laboratories
Co.
$1
Tea Co,,
Jorgenson
Joy Manufacturing
11-
(quar.)
~
(monthly;
___~7
Miller 6s Rhoades, Inc„ 4%% pfd. Uuar.)"
Minneapolis,' St. Paul & Sault St. Marie RR.
10-15
11-
(One share for each 15 held)
Jervis
1
"Z: ~7""*"."
Co.—
preferred
4.90%
10-15
11-
20c
—
preferred' (quar.)-;
Jewel
12-
(quar.)
*%% preferred "$50 par"
4Va% preferred "$100 par"
Gas
$6
1
$1.06%
(quar.)—,
Pennsylvania Power' Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.25% preferred (quar.)_
;
Penobscot .Chemical FibreVoting
common
(quar.)_
Non-voting
common
(quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn)
1
11-
(s-a)
(quar.)
(yeiir-end)
(qfar.)
preferred
preferred
10-31
11- 1
12- 1
50c
50c
10c
15c
2%-V
5c
40c preferred
Corp.
;
10-30
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
6s Co.,
preferred
$1.32
9-30
11-
1
Tubing
&
.5
'
1
12-
"
Co., Inc.
Chapman Ss Scott
Hose
1
12-
(quar.)
Micliaels, Stern &
Jersey Central Power 6s Light Co.—
4%
B
11^
C.)
_
12-16
Corp.
Penman's, Ltd.,
1
10-
11-15
1-2-58
12-1
dividend
$1.30
ZZZZZZZ~~-"'
(quar.)
Ltd.—
preferred
5c
Coal, common
preferred (quar.)
$1
8
10-18
1
40c
$1
10-31
62%c
(uccum.)
(quar.)
common
11-
20c
Heintz, Inc. (quar.)
Jacobs
11-
10-25
10-18
10-30
(quar.2%c
preferred
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
10-10
10-31
4% >
7%c
Peerless Insurance Co.
10-15
1
2
2%%
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)__i
Michigan
Jantzen,
1
12-
30c t
>.
IZ'Jl.
Light & Power Co., common.
preferred (s-a)
Meyercord Co. (quar.)____
25C
(quar.)
5%
11-
11-
10-18
10-10
20c
(C. J.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5%
,.11-
10c
10-15
.11-15
10-25
11-15
11- 1
11-15
(quar.)
Poabody
.~~Z1ZZZZZ1Z
(quar./
Mexican
(quar.)
10-15
62'Ac
Shoe
4%%
4%
,-n-
1
*50c
(quar.)__
preferred
11-
—
10-15
11-
15c
class A common
common
11-
$1.50
1
3%
dividend-
*12c
11-1
&
Mclchers Distilleries,
1
Corp.—
(initiul-quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas 6s Electric, com.
$4.36
Corp.,
$1.12%
*40c
(quar.)
10-
1
G.)
McQtiay-Norrls Mfg.
10-15
4%:%
_____
common
'
(Arthur
Stock
5%
10-11
11-
* 15c
Co^ncreasedHlITIT
McKce
3
65c
—
—
12-12
10-24
1
Mead
Ltd., class A (quar.)__—
International
Fidelity
Insurance
(Dallas,
Texas)
(stock dividend)
_i——
12-23
10-31
50c
12%o
(quar.)
Patterson
1
4
-
.(stock dividend)
Co., common (quar.)
Sheraton
Stock
11-
12-
-
10-15
(quar.)
Airways
Farkcrsburg-Aetna
11-
11-
10-15
10-15
v
2
$15c
(quar.)—
common
(qur.r.)—
1
12-
1
Interior Breweries
1
10-
*$1
2
11-
10*
10-31
*25c
1-2-58
22c
10-31
75c
(quar.)
com.
convertible
Parker "(S.
9-80
10-25
15c
Extra
4
Mfg.,
Parke Davis 6s Co.
20c
~~~~I
(quar.)
Products
5c
Chemical
Park
10-31
20c
___"
$3
_______——
12- 4
1-2-58
11-
-11- 1
11-1
10-31
(quar.)
pfd.
Extra
10-17
10-15
12- 1
10-22
10- 4
11-15
r $1.25
29 ll/16c
25c
preferred
$5
Electronics
American
5%
10-17
from securi¬
16c
11-12
2
10-31
Institutional Shares Growth Fund (6c from
investment income
12-
10-31
10-15
6% preferred (g-a')——
—,
——
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.," 60c preferred (quar.)—
Institutional
10-25
4%
(quar.).
Oil
12-15
11- 1
10-25
12- 1
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.,
Lighting Corp.
Pantex
Park
1
10-
10-31
i
12-
Pan
V
lo-n
1
4%
*
(quar.)
50c
$1.25
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
Pacific
11-30
1
$1
11-
62
Co.,
Hawaiian
Packard-Bell
25c
12-2
75c
9
10-17
l%c
11-
'
10-
1
10-31
9c
dividend
Co.
5%
preferred .(quar.)
4.75%
Pacific
9
*40c
11-
—
10-
1
11-
$1
*$1.25
Finance
Bl-30
12*15
11-
Ltd.,' com7~ (quar">11
31'40.
-t—4r-—
r,—«.-*»
*90c
*$1.25
Paper
Pacific
(quarterly
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd,
Co.
(quar.)
11-19
1WO
McGregor-Doniger, class A (quar.)
Class 13 (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd7~~(qua~r7"""
$0,202
—
—-——
Oxford
3
12-15
$1.06%
income)
B
12-
10-21
10-81
25c
25C
Trust
Co.
Crankshaft
Ohio
McColl-Frontcnac
Head
$1.25
15c
(interim)
Ltd.,
Products
Elevator
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
10- 4
12-10
4%
(interim.)
Mills, Inc.
(Mass.)-—
preferred (quar.) —
10-15
1
Marine
Co.,
Investors
Corp.
Stock
Ordinary
—
(quar,)__
International
net
McCall
Industries, Ltd.—
Imperial Chemical
(quar.l
Factor 6s Co., class A (quar.)
Mayer (Oscar) & Co. (quar.)
Maytag Co., $3 preference (quar.)_________
McCabe Grain Ltd., class A (quar.)
•
10-10
(quar.)——
10-15
Jl-
$$3
125c
50c
Outlet Company
Max
10-10
51c
52 %C
(quar.)—
10-25
(quarterly from
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc
Stock
dividend
37'/a C
Indian
Co.
10-18
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—————-———
4.26% preferred (quar.)__—.—
—4.42% preferred (quar.)—
preferred
Shirt
Massachusetts
4.20%
common
Otis
Payable of Ree.
12- 2
11-1
11-15
10-15
10-25
10- 4
Share
(s-a)
Quebec Ry.
10-31
*31 ViO
Income)
investment
Manhattan
Marconi
4.08%
Co.,
Ontario
10-31
11-15
11-
9&
35C
—
~
pfd.
5%
Ltd.,
Communications
preferred A
(qitar.tpreferred B (quar.)
5%
net
50c
v
Holdings,
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc.
25c
Huttig
10-15
11-15
25c
(qua~rJIIHIIIIIIIII_II
5%
1st preferred
(quar.)_
Macy (R. H.) 6s Co., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)__
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% preference (quar.)
Mallory (P, R.) & Co.—
5% convertible preference (quar.)_
12-18
11-
25c
10%
A
(quar.)
MacGregor Sports Products ~(q^r.)Z—Zl'ZZ
Mackinnon Structural Steel, Ltd., common
10-21
(quar.)—
(quar.)—-—_—& Son (stk. div.aend)
R
Steel
1
10c
80c
*22 %c
_
Macco Corp.
10-15
1%%.
Sash^fc Door (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick Co. (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
M
10-19
$1
———
Co.—
Power
(qiiar.
(quar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co.
10-21
1
1
Bay Co. (interim.)
Lock & Mfg., 5% preferred
(W.
6
11-
(quar.)
A
class
Lawrence
preferred
Steel
1-17
11-
Hudson
Hutchinson
11-
St.
Special
10-17
1
12 %c
(quar.)—
Factors,
(quar.)
B
11-
Power—
&
12-
12-20
2-1-58
IOC
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
4'/o
10-18
60c
.—
(quar.)
preferred
Hubshinan
Hurd
1
45c
(quar.)—_—
(q'lxar.)—.
common
preferred
$4
11-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Houston Lighting
Class
Lukens
25C
Syracuse,
4%
4%%
10-16
25c
(Joseph)
Home
10-22
——
—
___
& Hardart of New York
Horn
10-
8
25C
...
(quar.)
Lie.
1
11-
10-31
__
Extra
Quarterly
Lower
1
11-
10c
.—
(quar.)
Bearing
6s
25C
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
Insurance
Chemical
Bail
50c
Y.)
(year-end)—
Home
Hood
&
Holder*
When
Per
Ontario
21, 1957
Monday, October
.
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
.
Holder*
When
Per
Hoiaert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Hoover
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1778)
12-14
12- 5
10-25
10-10
$1
12- 2
11-15
$1.02% " 12- 2 ' 11-15
$1.18%
12- 2
11-15
40c
S1.233i
12- 2
11-15
$2
1-2-58
12-20
1
Volume
186
Number 5683
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(1779)
Per
Name oJ
,
Company
Rockland Light & Power Co.—
Common (increased quar.)
4.65%
Rockwell
Aircraft
Roxbury
Co.
1
1
10-18
1-1-58
-S
&
W
St.
(quar.)
Fine
preferred
"
St.
Louis San
$5
11-15
Texas
10-10
Thatcher
30c
11-12
2-10-58
1-31
$2.25
~(s-aj_
1-2-58
12-13
20%
L";
v
-tJ?'.
* 50C
Antonio
(quar.)'
Transit
—_—
____
Savoy
Oil
(stock dividend)
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)>_;„-_-i 7
Schenley Industries (quar.)
Schwitzer 'Corp.— " "'W/" 7 *
>57i% preferred A (quar.)
.
«.
'
.'.5'/s'/e
A
preierreci
5(2%
t
<
S4
preferred
Scott
&
Scovill
.7' ' *-•
.
;—-i_—
'
"*"•
;
Selected
7
*
pfd.
(quar.)^_
(from
class
A
^
(quar.)
Shareholders Trust
.
..vestment
.
New
,
.
common
New
class
Shell
.
3%
.
12-16
10c
.
-.10-30-
quar.),:
finer win-Williams
•-
Common
Sierra
7'
ox
1_,—
(quar.)
Pacific
'
Co.
Power Co.,
•;
common
•
$2.44 preferred A (quar.)_____—:
Signature Loan, class A (quar.)
t45c
.
t...
(quar.)—__
11-
1-2-58
1-2-58
$1.25 preferred
V
11-
(
South
Coast
(quar.)
Corp.
4.48%
preferred
Southern
•
Colorado
4.72%, 1st
t
Power
com,
(quar.)
7
4.25%
,
preferred
preferred
4.36%
4.40%
12-13
10-
($25
10-31
10-
5
10-31
10- '5
$1.28
*
Spencer,
c,ois
;
StaUffer
Steel
Stern
Stone
Bros,
Stouffer.
_.
>Stock
Corp.
Suburban
:5.20%
Gas
Super Mold
Superior
'6%
Service
Propane
conVi
Gas
pfd.
of
preferred
11-1
&
Co.
1"
convertible
Common
Inc.,
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
pfd.
(quar,)__
preferred
i
12-16
11-30
12-31
12-14
12-31
12-14
11-
10-17
quar.)
15c
1
15c
2-1-58
1-17
15C
5-1-58
4-16
15c
8-1-58
7-17
25c
11-15
Walworth
(quar.)
11-20
(quar.)
Warner Bros. Pictures
(quar;)_
Washington Gas Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
$1.1272
11-11
(Increased!
1772C
common
**
20c
-
RR.
1
11-11
11-11
White
11-11
White
conv.
1
10-15
$2
prior
10-15
Sewing
10-16
Williams-McWilliams
10-15
Wilson & Co.,
Inc.,
Common (quar.)
25c
10-21
45c
2%
10-10
11-
1
10-15
11-
*
25c
1
10-10
11-1
12-
-1^-31
11-
Fund
8
11-15
10-
8
"12-10
11-26
57c
1-2-58
12-11
10-22
10c
*
10-10
11-30-.
2-28-58
25c
11-
(quar.)
(G.
H.)
Woodward
Co.,
(F.
W.)
pfd.
10-21
10-
7
11-
1
11-
4
10-15
11-
1
Cab
Co.,
6%
conv.
11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-
3
pfd.
10-21
(quar.)
10-31
10-15
10-31
4
10-21
12-31
12-13
10-31
10-15
10-31
10-16
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
$2.25
10-31
10-10
12-
11-15
1
10-31
10-15
12-
2
11-
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-18
10-31
10-10
8
1-1-58
11-29
Zeller's, Ltd.,
478%
Gold,
10%
1
10-15
9c
1-15-58
12-31
10-31
1
not
closed
resident
30c
12-16
11-15
11-15
10-22
xLess
11-15
10-22
j Previous
a
Less
11-
1
10-
date
15%.
for
resident
income
income
11-
1
10-
this
dividend,
31,
shares
to
be
issued
was
under
in¬
Em¬
1957.
is engaged in the business of
furnishing
mainly
local
and
toll
telephone
service,
of
Connecticut
Pacific Co.—To
than
$7,500,000.—V.
except
for
the
principal
portion
Sell Equipments—
by
186,
6, N. Y., will
purchase from it
to mature in 15
ZZ,
new
equipment costing
1633.
p.
Co.—Proposes Debenture Offering
underwriting
amendment.
on
Oct. 10,
tax
tax.
7%
indicated
here.
corrected
to
be
supplied
by
and
preferred
proposes
the
program.—V.
185,
24flA
p.
Spencer Chemical Co.—New Research Center—
This company has
announced plans for the
dedication of its new
Research Center in suburban
Kansas City, Mo., on Oct. 22.
The new Research Center will
be devoted to research
and develop¬
ment of new and
improved products in the general fields of
agricul¬
tural and industrial chemicals
and plastics.
Until recently, Spencer's
principal research facilities were located at
the company's
Jayhawk Works, 20 miles south of
Pittsburg, Kansas.—
V. 186, p. 1309.
Standard Oil Co. of
This
Oct.
holdings
10
on
fftjMO*
announced
for
the
the
be
over
Operations,
that
the
two
Inc.,
the
the
operator and
next
several
under
years
holdings of the two companies
Included
bracing 71,600
in
acres
the
of
in Alaska—
Richfield
have
on
in
the
of
agreement
exploring
Oil
entered
exploration and development
Peninsula of Alaska.
properties.
stantial.
and
companies
Joint
Kenai
will
California—Explores
Western
company,
Standard
Land
The
are
financing will initially be added to the
company's
company has sold at par 20,000 shares of
its new
stock, $100 par, to two institutional
pur¬
soon
to sell an additional
10,000 such shares;
proceeds thereof also have been and
will be added
initially to
general funds of the
company.
Out of such proceeds the
company will
apply $5,000,000 to the discharge of
long-term bank loans and $2,000,000 to the
discharge of short-term bank loans, which loans
were
in¬
curred
to finance
a
portion
of
the company's
current
program
of
property additions and improvements.
The
company
has
estimated
that its gross expenditures for
such purposes
during 1957 will approxi¬
mate $11,750,000.
The company
will apply out of its
general funds
sufficient sums to complete such
1957 construction
program.
Any net
proceeds of the current
financing remaining in such general funds will
be applied
to the company's
anticipated 1958 construction program.
Although the details of the 1958 construction
program are not now
available, the company does not expect the
aggregate expenditures
therefor to vary
significantly from the 1957
and
$30,000,000
incorrect.
The
cumulative
chasers
the
was
terms
Net proceeds of the
agreement
tax
Is
45,300
16,791,094 shs.
advances
debentures due 1982, to be
offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Snow,
Co., Inc., and A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.' The interest rate,
public offering price and
4
tax
published
date
and/or record date
Oct.
on
Southern Union Gas
4
156 7»c
souroa.
tax
British
Jamaica
such
9-30
130c
tPayable In U. S funds, less 15% Canadian
non-residents
{Payable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at the
25c
10-22
11-
11-
*6c
(quar.)—!
Ltd
(quar.).
(quar.)__
books
on
This company filed a
registration statement with the SEC
covering $9,000,000 of sinking fund
on
•Transfer
•
7-10
11-21
60c
12-13
10-31
1-10
4-10
quar.)
common
preferred
1-31-58
377aC 4-30-58
37VaC 7-31-58
Raceway (stock dividend)
Consolidated
interest rate
1957,
10-17
10-31
377ic
—_
(quar.)
Consolidated Industries
Yukon
less
674%-
37MjC
(quar.)
Yuba
16,§00,000
equipment trust certificates, series
Instalments and to be secured
10-11
25c
(quar.)
10-15
11-
preferred
preferred
preferred
Cncreased
the
.
Tel.
value
par
noon
11-15
{$1.3772
(quar.)
convertible
Gas
re¬
company at Room 2117, 165
Broadway, New York
(EST) on Oct. 31 receive
bids for the
to
10-15
11-
(quar.)
convertible
County
toward
comppny
State
Southern
The
11-30
$1.11
convertible
York
the
10-31
6272c
6%
Yonkers
1957
services,
general funds.
5c
pfd. (accum.)i
pfd.
&
notes
—
the
up
10-11
$1.25
(qtiar.)_
10-22
11-15
10-18
17c
10-31
6%
throughout
10-18
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-21
11-1
20c
1
1
County Electric Co.—
preferred
proceeds
to 472%.
Plan
10-11
11-
8c
A
Co.
the
use
Town of Greenwich, where New
York Telephone Co. has
ap¬
proximately 24,000 telephones in service, and a few
small communities
where connecting
companies have
approximately 5,700 telephones in
service.
On
July 31, 1957 the
company had 1,092,133 telephones in
service, of which slightly more than
one-half were in the
Bridgeport,
Hartford, New Britain, New
Haven, Stamford and
Waterbury exchange
areas.—V. 186, p. 1379.
8c
5»A%
1,
BUSINESS—The
of
Tel.
demand
approximately
ployees' Stock
11-15
$1.26
Yellow
,'
1
25c
6%
pfd. (quar.)_
(quarterly from inc.)
class
stockholder,
estimated
8,000,000 shs.
communication
not
1
11-
25o
Woolworth
4.44%
fExcluding
10-11
11-
12-16
50c
—
(quar.)
&
is
American
Oct.
of $6,000,000
equal annual
25c
Power.
Stores,
it
(common)
from 372%
12-10
1-2-58
11-15
35c
,
1
11-
$1.25
Service, 5%
largest
Sweeny &
(quar.)
(quar.)
Yates-American Machine Co.
11-15
11-
50c
2-14
12-28
11-15
5%
Industries
Inc.
the
10-16
75c
10-16
1
65c
tl2V*c
$1.43%
(monthly)
preferred
Worcester
"Effective
10-16
75c
Co.,
amount
share
per
creased
10-16
1
$1
6%
$2 •'■*
1
1
Corp.—
com.
10-31
15c
1111-
—
Witherbee-Sherman Corp., 6%
Wood
10-15
25c
Wisconsin Electric
Public
7
1
1>
—
Wisconsin
10-
10-15
11-
50c
—
Wisconsin
10-
1
$1.25
common
Stores
Monthly
Monthly
8
12-14
1
$25
stock
8c
Winn-Dixie
5.04%
11-
327ac
(accum.)
8
11-15-'
-
preferred
11-
2
10c
-
$5
11-
2
12-
-
■
10-10
(quar.)
———
10-23
}l5c "
12-13
Corp,
(quar.)—
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co.—
50c
2
12-13
1-2-58
25c
31740
Whiting
11-
1
1-2-58
$1.50
pfd. (quar,).
preferred (quar.)
12-
1
$1.50
dividend..
Machine—
12-10
1
11-11
(stock
12-13
11-
8
11-25
12-
(s-a)
com.
Stationery
30c
$56»Ac
10-
12-10
25c
(quar.)_
1
1
10-31
75c
^
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)—
1
11-
8
preferred
11-
"
10-
$2
(accum.)—____
Light & Telephone,
Oil
the
from
10-16
10-31
(quar.)
12-
'
10-31
tl27y.C
U772c
A
Eagle
exercised,
in
10-25
Precipitation
&
company intends to
advances from the American
of
Company—3 72 %
10-15
10-25
12-
-
10-11
1
11-11
_.
5%
6
11-
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
debs., due Mar. 1, 1978
$15,000,000
$15,000,000
debs., due Sep. l, 1980
25,000,000
25,000,000
debs., due July l, 1985
15,000,000
15,000,000
33-year 37c
debs., due April 1, 1987
15,000,000
15,000.000
34-year 374%- debs., due Jun.
1, 1989
20,000,000
20,000,000
^Advances
10-21
11-
50c
$1.06 74
RR., com.
6% special guaranteed (s-a)
West Kentucky Coal
iquar.i.
Western Insurance .Securities—
Class
10-31
30c
(quar.)
of
30-year 3 Va%
35-year 23A%
33-year 3 7*%
10-25
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Western
•
10-31
—
Co.
Telegraph
company.
If all subscription
that, following the
repayment,
of $16,500,000 will
remain outstanding.
The
company has been making large expenditures
for new construc¬
tion in order to meet the
demand for communication services
and to
improve such services.
It is expected that it
will be necessary
to
continue to
obtain large amounts of
new
capital through the sale
of securities.
Capital
Co.
25c
(s-a)
7
tl27ac
1
12-
30c
Pipeline Co.—
A
(initial
5% preferred (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4% prior lien (quar.)
10-18
(Canada), Ltd.—
Class B
4%
&
10-18
11-1
1,
k
45c
(s-a)
1
10
(quar.)
Tablet
30c
(quar.)
class
Walker
Western
27c-
(Increased)
11-
_1
10-18
50c
Gas
preferred
Corp.
2
11-13
10-21
(quar.)
6%
10-14
50c
(quar.)
stock
are
advances
10-11
12-
3c
A
(quar.)
1
12Vic
(increased)
Texas Illinois Natural
Talon
10-18
10-18
Corp.—
common
4%
preferred
preferred
preferred
11-
20c
(quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
.5%
'
25c,"
<quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co.,
6%
6%
Vulcan
1
10-31
10'%
dividend!
-6%
$1.15
$40c-
(quar.)
Superior Steel Corp.
Swift
New
11-
12-10
help pay cost
beneficially 1,173,696
PROCEEDS—The
10-24
$1.25
Co.,
56'Ac
(quar.)
California
20c
class
$3
(quar.)__
6
127ac
(quar.)_:—l_—__—_
5c
(1952 & 1954 ser.)
(quar.)
Separator,
tquar./
and
shares (21.6% ) of
company.
company has informed the
company that it intends
to
subscribe
for
the
293,424 shares which
represent
its
pro
rata
portion of the offering.
10-11
11-15
repay bank loana
2604.
American
rights
12c
to
p.
Telephone <fc
of record and
owns
capital
The
income
gains),
50c
used
185,
American
payment
earned
Co.—Private
underwritten.
The
10-15
&
Inc.—
common
common
10-31
B
4%
Clothier,
Stubnitz Greene,
Suburban
-
&
12
40c
from
be
to
are
construction.—V.
presently
10-1$
12-27
Class
32c
dividend
1
11-
Railway—
Pacific
!
1
—
Virginian
5.20%
(quar.)
10-25
50c
West Coast Telephone
(quar.)
West Jersey & Seashore
33c
pfd.
11-15
40c
Industries
Western
(quar.)
11-29
11-
(quar.)
Weeden
t
(quar.)_
common
(stock
10-18
.
Strawbridge
.
Corp.
6
9
3c
Aircraft
10-18
(quar.)___
Textiles, 4Vi%
Container
12-
11-29
12-
(quar./
Works Co.
(J. B.), 5% preferred
(quar./_,
Co. of America
(quar.)
10-18
(quar.)
10-17
1
9
87%c
Iron
1
"
Stores
& Stern
(quar.)
11-20
tl 25
(Canada)
Dorn
1
<quar.»
11-
1-1-58
(quar./
(10c
Camp Sea Food
1
-
11-15
the
preferred
capital
11-
1_
12-1
12-
$1.50
10-11
11-
(quar.)
1
'
85c
pfd. (quar.)
typewriter^
machines,
cash
adding
Southern New England
Telephone Co.—Stock Offered
3
22JAc
70-11
27V'4C
;
10-
30c
conv
typewriters,
—The company on Oct. 14
offered to its
stockholders of
record Oct. 7,
1957, the right to subscribe on or before
Nov. 8, 1957, for
1,358,254 additional shares of
capital
stock at par ($25
per share) on the basis of
one new
share for each four shares
held. No fractional shares will
be issued. The offering is not
3
1
25c
(s-a)__
12-14
10c'
Sterchl
.
(quar.)
10-
11-
(quar.)
1
27Vic11-
_:
1
$1.12Va
12-2
ilOc 7
Steel Farts Corp
Extra
Fund
from
11-
(quar.)_.__
10-11
12-20
11-
377aC
preferred
new
10-10
6272c
11-
'
preierrtd
Co. Ltd..
2c
11-
Stecher-Traung Lithograph—
5%
5
dividend
Y.)
Tobacco,
$1.10
(quar.)
Chemical
Stock
(quar.)
1
$1.03%
'
'
12-31
92Vic
com.
10-25
$2.o0 1-10-58
(quar.)
11-
97Vic
Standard Railv/ay Equipment
Mfg. (quar.)/_
Brock, Ltd., class A (quar./
•
UOc
Canal
common
Corp.
Products Co.
Line
$4.50
10-21
Stanley
B
Leaf
$4.25
10-31
International
Class
&
Marion
10-11
11-15
(quar.)
10-31
(quar.)
convertible
10-11
ll-; 1
;
Inc.
14c
(quar.)
& Chemical
Corp
preferred "(quar.)
Sugar Corp.
11-
$1.10
RR.
(quar.)
Standard Fire Insurance (N.
J.) (quar.)____
Standard FueJ Co., Ltd.—
4Vi % redeemable preferred
(quar.)
Standard Products Co
/
S.
11-
11-29
(quar.)___^_
&
Spokane
shares)
Borax
59c
-/;50c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-18
12-16
$1.32
4f 2%
11-15
r.
iJ'25c
;'
(quar.)__
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)..—
Special Investments &
Securities,
Common
(quar.)
RR.
portable
the
The proceeds
of
Mines, Ltd
Machinery,
printed
of
on
70c-
-
;
par)
Fund
profits
5
'
(quar.)
preferred
security
of
Financing
—The company has
completed arrangements for the
pri¬
vate sale in November of
$10,000,000, 5^% first and re¬
funding mortgage bonds at par.
in¬
25c
common
Southwestern States
Telephone,
'
Hill
Jersey
$1.06'A
preferred
(initial)
Investment
preferred
S.
Western
common___l_-___
par)
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
12-28
(quar.
($100
4.60%
12- -3
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)
4.40%
Shoe
59c
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
3.70% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred (quar.)
.
from
Continental
New
Viclad
3
28c
'
Southwestern'Electric-Co.-,^4.40% pfd.-(quar.)
.
12-31
$1.-25-
Corp.,
8
com.
net
date, subscription
by
amendment.
principal underwriter.
South Carolina Electric &
Gas
8
10-
8c
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd..,
9-30
10-31
(quar.)
Drug
10-
1
and
Vanadium
10-28
10-31
-
f62Vic
(quar.)_i.__i.____'_J__^.__
1
1
11-
new
from
(6c
Van
11-15
1
5%
preferred (quar.)J-j
Southern Materials
Southwestern
11-20
Co.—
Southern Nevada Power Co.
Southern Utah Power
Co.,
11-
15c
Tool,
&
supplied
10- 4
25c
Vertol
12-
'
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Funds
Van
1
60c
4.72% 2nd preferred (ouar,)____
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.—
preferred
10-
12-13
'
5%
1
28 Vic
Ltd.,
Power
preferred
11-
of $100 of
debentures
The record
be
10-18
t40c
to
necessary
supplies
incident
thereto.
Since
the
Kleinschmidt Laboratories
inc. in August,
1956, it ,4s
producing various types of printed
communications equipment.—V.
186,
p. 154G.
10-18
11-15
the
as
the basis
on
held.
are
of
electric
and
acquisition
10-18
11-15
8772c
and
registers,
10-11
Van Sciver
1
12-31
iquar.)
(quar.)
Canada
10-
J50c
common
(quar.)
Southern
1
11-
12J/ic
Edison,
11-15
9272c
(quar.)
1
and
12-16
7c
(quar.)/:
,7.4.56% .preferred
10-18
11-
Value
•
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Southern California
•
10-10
$1
Universal
10.-11
11-
38%c
South am
<
•
1
31Vjc
—
—1__*'
$1
(quar.)
Extra
t50c
______
10-15
11-15
$1.1272
/
stock
terms
introduction
11-15
•
1
(quar.)__
Universal
11-29
12-31
40c-
L
(quar.)___—_
,$1.65 preferred
Calif,
Universal
>
10-26
—
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—.
v
$2 preferred (quar.)_
7 Sonotone
Corp., common (quar.)__
of
'
11-29
(quar.i __l_—30c.:
Smith
11-
statement with th«
subordinated debentures, due
offer the debentures for
sub¬
communications and integrated
data processing
equipment into the commercial
field. It is
the
contemplated
remaining proceeds will be used for
capital expenditures In¬
cident to the
development program and for the
purchase of additional
equipment and expansion of
plant facilities.
The corporation and its
subsidiaries are engaged in
the production,
distribution and servicing of
standard and electric office
10-21
Inc. '(quar.)
" '--"25c "
(A.-O.) Corp. (stock
dividend!,.:—2%,
New common (initial
payment after twofor-one split)
Co.
11-15
10-31
Smrtli
—_______
10-31
series)
10-21
—__
Smith-Douglas
10-18
2
10-31
(quar.)
"*
ilScr"
Slatefr ((N.) & Co., common
(quar.)________/"//'{25b/
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish
(quar.)™50c
—
1
12-
B
Smith-Corona,
11-25
common
underwriting
larger portion
manual
(quar.)
United Whelan Corp.—
10-10
tl5c
preferred (quar.—L—____
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
50c
$2.50
shares of
registration
to
that
10-15
(1956
$3.50
1
1
$2.62
(quar.)
United Stores
Corp., $6
3
/'20c
7%
Class
,.30c
10-
77ac
_______
10-16
Extra
1
11-
10-16
11-
10-11
U.
61c
_
1
11-1
a
the net proceeds to be
received by the
from the sale of the
company
debentures will be added to
used for general
working capital and
corporate purposes,
including increased expenditures
for
research
and
development, improving production
methods, and
financing the
10-16
$1.49
14
and
The
10-10
4Va%
11-14
price,
filed
convertible
proposes
stockholders
for each
10-16
11-
11
of
Lehman Brothers Is listed
4
1
1'
$1.2278
1
U.
•t
.
11-
10-
11-
11-
5c
U. S. Fire Insurance
(N.
U. S. Lines
Co., 4 72%
15c,
10-31
25c
63%c
$6,050,900
1, 1978.
The company
scription by its common
1
11-
Keno
10-19
•-
—
35c
(quar.)
Oct.
covering
May
10-11
1
$1
United
..
nary share or £1 unit of stock for the
-fiscal year of 1957 equal to 14c in-U;
S.-"•"
:
11-
11-
preference
United
\
■
;
(quar.)
Canaua, Ltd.—
10-15
11-15
22Vic
9
6%
11-25
11-15-
10-15
11-
United
{.33-% 0'
——
11-15
1
60c
,..7,
tl"7c
quar.)—
2
11-
20c
(quar.)
United
9-30
11-15
12-
10c
>
series)
come
11-25
-
2
(1955
United
,
•
12-
9
Corp.—
Preferred
in-
net
(stock dividend)
11-15
Aircraft
11-25
25c
2
preference
9-30
12-16
funds per £1
share__^____4-^.—i-—'-T--;,7
Sheraton Corp. of America
.
1
*
,
*
•>
,
11-
10-
12-
SEC
Co.
Co.
United Drill
10-29
Smith-Corona, Inc.—Proposes Debenture
Offering—
corporation on
This
2
10-28
York) (quar.)
com.
(Continued from page
13)
10-31
4%
10-15
11-29
7c
12-
4%
.
-
'
10-31
Oil
United
7
,
Transport'& Trading Co., Ltd.—r \
interim dividend
1 shilling per
orcii-:
An
•11-14
-
A
(New
Co
preferred
preferred
Union
10-15
12-16
$1.14
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
9
12-16, 7 12- 2
7" 4cr
—____—
(initial
12-1
22c
(Boston) '(from
(initial
A
10-
10-29
17Vic
$1.00%
$1.0674
$3.70 preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Gas Co. of
10-16
10-15
.25c..
i
& power
1
1
investment
income)
Sliavviuigan Water
.
'
(quar,)—
B
11-
10-30
91%c_.
T
;——_——
Shares
$4
11-15
10c
Universal
$4.50'%
10-17
11-
Gas
Union Electric
7-17
-
&
10-10
10-15
20c
(quar.)_.
Investment News
10-10
1
10-31
60c
__i_:
Insurance
(quar.)
Tropical Gas Co., $4.24 convertible
pfd. (s-a)
; Tudor City 9th Unit, preferred
(accum.)
4-17
$1
(quar.)
Trinity
>17
-
preferred
Oil
1
11-
___
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
Line,
$2.55 preferred
(quar.)
4.90 preferred
(quar.)
S5.S|6 preferred (quar.)
Trico
10-17
•
10-31
15c;
20%
______
Corp.,
Class
7
dividend)
income)
Serrick
11-1
85c
(stock
>
10-18i
2-1-58
^27^20 " 5-1-58
(quar.)
American
7
/;
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven
;/.'
(Conn.) - (stock dividend)——
„
10-
•
(quar.)
Metals
1
27 ViC- 8-1-58
•'
Manufacturing, 3.65%
Seaporcel
2
9-30
"10-15
<■/11--1
27-/20'
Fund; (year-end) _______'
Williams
12-
"
{20c
_____-
'•?'- *
Seaboard Oil Co.
r
>/
;
11:.
~3%~---10-21'
r
(quar.)—
A
Nuclear
Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40 preferred
-
'
(quar.).
&
12-16-
11-15
27 Vfec
27Vfec
preferred
5ya%
;
7- '
9-27
11-
62Vic
(quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust Co.
Trane
Co.
(quar.)
r*'\
1———~—\'<-/ "25c7" 11-6
tquar.)___.
preferred A
-Science
10-25
10-10
Corporation and
10-10
1
2%
(extra)i
Tower Acceptance Corp;,, class
9-27
'
30c10-25
(Dela.)
4.56%
9n25
^
'
(quar.)
General
10-10
1
11-
Co.—
inc.
,
1
$1.21
t
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
10-18
t'i
pref.
1111-
dividend)
Mfg.
Holders
Payable of Reo.
$1
$1.14
Toledo Edison
*'
10-25
^ tl5c.
conv.
4'A%
10-25
' $1.25 -"J
*~
Co.. (quar.)>
$2.40
1
(quar.)__
$1.19
preferred
(stock
Glass
Therm-O-Dlsc,
Packing
4
11-
17*^
San - Miguel Brewery_____—-
Toy Co.
Tobin
'
10-31-
{$1.25
—---
Ry. / '-
1
10-
25c"-'"' 11-15
■
(quar.)_i
11-
-10-30
common——/I—
(quar.)^,
Francisco
preferred
•San
i
A
convertible
12-18
Industries (quar.)———si-——
»'25c;
Lav/rcnce Corp., Ltd., common (quar.). a
/-• * tt25c
'7=5%
preferred
$2.50
Co., 4%% Pfcl.
(stock dividend).
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.84
10-31
Safety
*
preferred
When
Share
Light Co.,
(quar.)
$4.76
r
35c
Foods, Inc.,
convertible preferred
4%
&
preferred
2%
Mining
Ryan Aeronautical
Power
$4.56
12-23
30c
Russell-Miiler
per
Name of Company
10-18
11-
$1.19
(quar.)—
Carpet
11-
$1.17
.
Spring & Axle—
dividend
Stock
Rohr
oj Kec.
Texas
.
51
Holders
Payable
22 V2C
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4%%
When
Share
and
Corp.
into
their
an
land
will apend
developing
the Kenal Peninsula
are
sub¬
agreement is the Swanson River unit, em¬
Federal land on which Richfield last month
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
52
1
1951
Monday, October 21,
.
Canada—Acquires
Buchler said.
The modern four-acre
processing units in use for 38 years. Employing
In motor oil manufacture, it enables the Casper
Dr.
of higher
requirements
motor oils.
,
„
.
showrooms.
new
units of the plant
4,800-harrel-o-day vacuum
processing.
A
pipe still to prepare
4.
2,000-barrel-a-day dewaxing plant to remove wax
It may also be used to remove oil
A
V.
186, p. 1546.
..
V.
186,
Corp.—To Acquire
(New Jersey)
Standard Oil Co.
—
to
Stock Offering—
This
Oct.
on
company
filed
15
registration statement with the
a
approved by directors
Sun's stockholders.
A
its $7 par capital stock,- The com¬
pany proposes to --©ffer these shares for subscription by
the holders
of its outstanding capital stock at the rate of one new share for each
30 shares held of record at the close of business on Nov, 8, 1957. Tlio
subscription price and underwriting, terms are
to be supplied by
amendment.
Morgan Stanley & Co. is listed as the principal under¬
6.565,000 shares of
covering
J3EC
writer.
19o
/.
will he
proceeds to the company from the sale of the stock
added to the general funds of the company, and will be available for
Investment, by stock purchases, loans, or other means, in subsidiary
and
affiliated companies primarily in connection with their capital
expenditure
directors
prospectus,
the
to
gross
facilities
additions to the plant
in the five years ended Dec. 31, 1956,
Amounted to $3,330 million.
In addition, there was spent in the
*fc"arch for oil sums not capitalized amounting to $844 million. While
the programs of the company and its subsidiaries undergo continuous
review, it is anticipated by the company that
future expenditures
will continue to be substantial.—V.
1866, p. 1673.
the company's- subsidiaries
1
Oct.
of
As
outstanding.—.:—___—:
asset value per share—
Net
664.563
7—
-
"538,019
$29.95
$27.20
announced on Oct. 14, has issued an order of
exemption under the Investment Company Act permitting this invest¬
ment company, to issue shares of the Fund for substantially all of the
assets
of Mifius Shoe
Co. Milius is a private investment company
having 26 shareholders, its assets consisting substantially of a diversi¬
fied portfolio of investment securities.—V. 186, p. 1379.
it
SEC,
was
corporation
The
totaling $30,138,000 for the
14% over last year, an
The firm operates 18
cities and has frozen cooked food and insti¬
Oct, 8 reported sales
on
ell-time
high.
six
in
restaurants
major
were
open
New
In
"the
es
mately
Board
Avenue
17. .The
Oct,
largest
Manhattan
midtown
new
$1,750,000;
and
most
dramatic
restaurant
to
This
President
Chairman
and
of
York's
the
oi
Gas Corp., Dallas, Texas
—
to offer these securities for interests in
certain
:
to he made in exchange
leases on properties
shares to be offeerd
in exchange ranges from
120 to 1,910.
The company will offer the
securities subject to prior acceptance by interest owners.
The inter¬
ests so acquired will be retained by the company, and where possible,
the company will take over the operations of the respective leases. The
company
believes "the proposed exchange will substantially increase
the
oil and
gas
properties of the company; and by combining the
small
interests
outstanding
provide the company with fairly large
fractional working interests
in each lease."
in
the
,
also
most
Tishman
.
Texas
12
sliding panels,
a
variety of private dining
rooms
for
as
many
as
rooftop
restaurant
will
in
be
addition
of
u
also revealed details of the firm's current
expansion
Garden
This
program.
City,
L
I.,
N.
Y.,
includes
to
be
a
opened
new
550-seat
suburban
in
1958:
April,
$6,000,000
unit
another
'
77
„
•
£e new J' h Hudson shopping center at Eastland
Mich., to be opened in February, 1958;. and a new restaurant
Cent«r Plaza in Philadelphia, Pa., being readied for next
Fall
f0r
shopping
chased.
r
suburban
Construction
staurants
is
Skokie
expected
to
in
Chicago has also
start there shortly.
been
York,
Cleveland,
head¬
Chicago. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Detroit.
iTa nnn!_o6ale!1iffir thL li6cal year endin£ July 31, 1957,- were
of $26^33 339
6
anci au increase 01 14% over 1956
Opens New York Regional Office—
«n^n»0«PO/^!io^s ^Ianflgement Food Service division announced the
In PerfliSfg^uare
8 ^ Y°lk regional °ffice at J0° East 42nd Si..
r,n7?"S divIslou handles, on a and basis, in-plant feeding for
fee
panieo"
institutions
.onai
New
*r
hospitals.
T^e
local
com-
regional office
aJi1Sr.ed to ,faciIitate increasing business in the New York,
? and Connecticut areas.
Headquarters for
this
Stouffer
division is
at
3
Penn
Central
Plaza,
increased
be
said, "bringing
cubic feet."
30%," 'he
total
by 378 million
authorized daily
By
year's end, he added, the company will have
stations from 49 at the end of 1956 to 50
authorized
'
horsepower
compressor
"
:
.
...
addition
-being
The
in
to
pipeline
new
is
done
gas
is
the
will
on
fort,
Mexico.
from
the
Processed
at
Trevino
the
Lomitas Fields
government-owned
and
Mexican
-
.
:
condition¬
capacities for delivering 3.250 tons of cooling for
has been awarded
the contract to provide air
Fla.,
be
air
conditioned—believed
to
be
the"largest
foot
industrial
in the country. In addition to employee com¬
air conditioning will provide dust and humidity control im¬
cooling project
the
the production of electronic equipment.
' - . plant will house research and manufacturing facilities
of guided missiles, electronics, nucleonics,
and small
weapons .systems.
The facility, will be the country's first privately
owned and* financed major aircraft industry plant to be -put under
Army supervision.'
Scheduled for occupancy during October, .the- $6,000,000 center' is
being constructed on a 6,700 acre site, in accordance with the Govern-"soer-al
In addition, space for rapid and economical
in
Brasii;
will
Martin
The
.
have
imported
northeastern
"
portant* in
'
compression
7
$400,000
Menke,
comfort
approximately
the
&
'
250,000
1674. '
'
'
Martin
new
C.
total
increased its com¬
and increased its
facilities, more than 1,000 miles
been added to the system. All construction
company's 30-inch trunk line which has been
extended from Beaumont, Texas, to the Mexican border and. now* runs
from McAUen, Texas, on
the Mexican border to Connellsville^ Pa.
Completion ot the first phase of the program was made late in
August
when
Texas
Eastern
began - shipment
of
the first
major
quantities of Mexican gas into the United States; The company is
initially taking 127 million cubic feet of gas per day from Mexico
with
provisions for an increase to 200 million cubic feet daily as
new
reserves
are
developed.
In
of
186,'p.
Inc.
with
Company plant, now being erected at Orlando,
Vice-President; revealed on Oct. 8.
Approximately 422,000 square feet out of a 488,000 square
the
•;A.
Inc
equipment*
ing
'
feet daily,
delivery capacity
to
451,510
from
issue
their
R. W. Pressprich & Co.* 1,200,000
Stroud <& Co., Inc
—
600.000
Thomas & Co._:
100,000
Co.—Receives Air Cooling Contract—
Trane
-
pressor
Co.
Hutchinson
The company
cubic
1,760.000,000
544.270.
tales
will
caoacity
to
.
its
program.
or
pur¬
«WitI? its jnew cities—-New
,Fitlh Avenue restaurant, will have 19
six
major
in
quarters city,
*?0
at
Illinois
Co._,__See also V.
Carpenter
pipeline
new $2-00°.000 500-seat restaurant in the Old Orchard
*
center
Merle-Smtih
McMaster
Win. E. Pollock & Co.,
*
.$1,850,000
1,200.000
*
400,000
Inc.
Dick &'
$186,000,000
*
*
Co.
Stuart &
-Halsey,
Corp.—Expansion, etc.—
said expenditures for expansion this year will total
which, coupled with the recent acquisition of the $'70,000,000 La Gloria Oil & Gas Co., will bring the company's total assets
well over the $800,000,000 mark by the end of 1957.
"When
the
program
is
completed
next
month,
Texas Eastern's
Mr.
40.000 shs.
——
principal
corporation is experiencing
diversification
at
450-
,
$6,000,000 1
amount together with accrued interest thereon from Oct.' I,
1957, to date of delivery, to the several firms or corporations listed
below, each of. which has agreed severally and not jointly, to purchase
from the company at such a price and accrued interest the principal
amount of t>onds set forth opposite their respective names:
r <d;
.(
"the greatest year of growth.in its
10-y?ar history," Orville S. Carpenter, President, said on Oct. 14 as
the
company
neared
completion of a $250,000,000
expansion and
Th
expenditure for the restaurant dedicated on Oct. 17,
W%% Stoiufer 2,8-Q00 square feet on the street and lower floor areas.
J?PcuFies
Mr.
PRESENT FINANCING
.—
(par $100>_^_——
7
• .-
---
-
EFFECT TO
due 1982-
UNDERWRITERS—The company has agreed to .sell the entire
first'mortgage 434% bonds due Oct. 1, 1982f at 99.167%
of
•
This
-
~
GIVING
first mortgage bonds
Capital stock
oil,
gas
and mineral
counties. The number of
Texas Eastern Transmission
the
to
offered 98.4199 for 4ais; Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Salomon
both set 4%%
coupons offering 99.76 and 99.537,
CAPITALIZATION
434%
The
40
3
the
of
issue of Oct. 14
respectively.
P?rsar?f* have a cocktail lour.ge seating 75,. and also provide, hv means
of
persons.
RR.—Bond
Terminal
our
Hutzler
&
Bros.
producing
27
some
in
-Boston Corp.
According to the prospectus, the offering is
for
28.4%—
"
obtained.
located
r'.
>
1957
1956
$80,966,820 $63,058,724
.
.
'
28—
1310.
186, p.
made
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1957, covering 600,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
proposes
v.
Offering—Mention was
of the public offering on
Oct. 11 through Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
of $6,000,000 first mortgage 4%% bonds due Oct. 1, 1982
at 100% and accrued interest Dealer subscription books
are closed.
Further details follow:
,7
The unsuccessful bidders for the bonds were as follows:-The First
Proposes
the company is
producing and
operating oil, gas and mineral leases.
Nearly all its properties are
situated
within the State of Texas.
It now owns interests in 53
producing wells; and by this proposed exchange it hopes to nearly
double its reserves, depending', of course, on the number of interests
disclosed
for
the
first
time
plans
to
create
unusual rooftop
restaurant on the top 39th flcor
Building—the first such luncheon, tea and dinner
place in New York open to the general public.
Other ' skyscraper
dining places are mostly private clubs.
Tentatively known as "Upper Fifth," this restaurant. will seat 225
Stouffer
Mr.
New
—V.
1156.
designated producing oil, gas and mineral leases.
Organized under Delaware law in September, 1955,
said
to be
actively engaged in acquiring, .developing,
open
.
14.
The company
York City)
in many years," the new
in the Tishman Building was dedicated
Stoufier's was installed at h cost of approxi¬
Stouffer,
186, p
' J
r '
-
*
■■
this
Sales
Common Stock Offering—
Oct.
(New
Vermon
feet.—V.
billion cubic
44
Tex-Star Oil &
at 666
said.
by
reserves
gas
'
Co.—System to Sell Securities—
of
Weeks Ended Sept.
26
agresment
Toledo
$1,750,000 Restaurant Dedicated—
Btouffer's Fifth
on
its
2228. 7
184, p.
Thriftimart, Inc.—Sales Show Gain of
11.500 non-producing acres, most of which will be farmed
development, Davison said.
marks Tekoil's fourth major property acquisition of
recent months. Since June, it has purchased interests in 216 oil wells,
boosted its oil reserves by more than 4,000,000 barrels, and increased
nearly $6,000,000.
Desciibed
Tekoil—an independent oil and gas producer
for
The
'
<
Co.—Proposed Financing—
below.—V.
Co.
subsidiaries
Three
the
among
out
its
will
it
said.
immediately,
Effective
specializing in secondary recovery—will
assume operations of the
producing properties which are concentrated in Oklahoma's Garvin,
Kingfisher and Oklahoma Counties.
.
A large number of proven leases and many promising locations are
mullimillion dollar expansion program, the company
four new restaurants in the next year at a cost
Tlifs includes the investment of building owners
as well as costs to the corporation
for furniture, eauipment and deco¬
ration. The first one of these will be opened Oct, 17 at 666 Fifth Ave.,
New York City, in the new Tishman Building.
A suburban unit in the new J. L. Hudson shopping cehter at Eastland
In Detroit will be opened in February, 1958, and another at Garden
City, Long Island, in April, 1958.
A new restaurant at 2 Penn Center Plaza
in Philadelphia is being
readied for next fall,, and a site for a fifth unit at suburban Skokie in
Chicago has been purchased, but construction has not yet started.
During the year, the number of shareholders was increased from less
than 1,000 to approximately 3,500.
This occurred when the stock was
«plit 2 for l and a public offering made in March, 1957
Contihuing
of
acquisition will add more than 2,000,000 barrels to Tekoil's oil
and increase its gas reserve by 12 billion cubic feet, Mr.
Davison
marketing areas.
revealed
by W. H. Davison, President.
the properties were acquired from
Colo., and others. Purchase terms
reserves,
food sales into 25 new national
extended frozen cooked
Denver,
186, p. 363.
company will enter the public money
market next year, Richard Bullwinkla, Vice-President, told, the Los
Angeles Society of Security Analysts, on Oct. 14. He said the amount
of new money to be raised has .not yet been determined.
- ;
Texas Electric Service Co. and Texas Power & Light Co. will raisd
new money
in the first half of 1958, and Dallas Power & Light Co.
will raise funds in the last half of the year, Mr. Bullwinkle said.
The
financing will be mostly by first mortgage bonds, with the possibility
of some preferred stock being sold as well, he said.
Texas Utilities Co.
itself may seek to sell about 500.000 shares ot
common
stock sometime in 1958, he added.
The company had 12,210.000 common shares outstanding on Aug. 31, 1957.
<\
Mr.
Bullwinkle said that the company will spend $175,000,000 on
new
construction in 1958 and 1959. .About half of this .sum, he said,
would probably be raised internally and the remainder would come
from outside financing.—V. 186, p. 363.
disclosed.
not
The
of
Schlessman,
L.
Utilities
Texas
Texas Utilities
Corp.—-Purchases Interests in 72 Wells—
was announced on Oct, 10
Situated in Kansas and Oklahoma,
$4,625,757, up $1,570,995 from last year's $3,054,757.
Inventories to¬
taled $2,222,985, an increase of $700,000 over 1956, resulting primarily
from stocks of frozen food warehoused in various distributing points.
company
Texas Power & Light
See
V<
loyalties,
Gerald
Utilities Co. below.—V.
See Texas
agreement by this corporation to purchase working interests in
oil wells, together with 11,500 acres in non-producing leases and
72
Service Co.—Proposed Financing—
Texas Electric
/
rccompletion
a
Tekoil
equal to $1.12 on each of 971,894 shares compared to last year's $1.23
on each of 881,478 shares (adjusted to $1.25 par basis).
In a stronger position" cash-wise, the company's cash on hand was
The
Well with
2-11
Noble
the
on
any
or
lease
186, p. 363.
—V.
taxes were $2,458,829 this year, as compared to
Net earnings after taxes were $1,104,294. This was
before
<2,132,784 in 1956.
Earnings
begun
has
total depth of 5,080 feet. The well is one of three on a
acquired in September from the Arcady Oil Co.
The
redrill program is to be followed by a number of offset wells on-20
acres
spacing in the Helm Oil Field.
Work has commenced on one
of three presently idle wells acquired last June from Trigood Oil Co.
Both the Raisin City and Helm programs will utilize the gas lift
technique with which Sunset has been especially successful in the area.
planned at
200-acrc
divisions.
feeding
tutional
and Underground
Calif., it was announced on Oct. 3. Morton
that Sunset is utilizing two
one in the Helm Oil Field and one in
Kaisin City Oil Field where Sunset holds a total of 566
nearby
preventing
operating a clean petroleum products common -carrier? pipe¬
line from the Texas-Louislana-Arkansas area to the midwest." '
7
Texas Eastern said that the unlawful campaign carried out by the
.defendants lias delayed competion of the conversion of the Little Big
Inch pipeline to a common carrier of petroleum'products resulting in
damages of $10,745,000 to Texas Eastern.
Under the law the plaintiff
is permitted to recover triple damages,
-' 7
;
:
The complaint also asked that the defendants
"be enjoined from
■further attempts to carry out the unlawful purposes of the afore¬
mentioned combination and conspiracy."—V. 186, p. 1156.
its program,
in
purpose of "harassing, obstructing, de¬
and all pipeline companies-from construct¬
campaign -for- the
a
laying and
An
July 31, 1957, an increase of
Sales in 1956 were $26,433,339.
fiscal year ended
conduct
Executive Vice-President, said
rigs
Redrilling
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
Stouffer
products from the Texas-Louisiana-Arkansas (refinery area to +he
market area and the marketing of-clean petroleum prod¬
that area.
It charged that-the defendants appointed Harry
Baker Jordan,
also named as a defendant, - to-take charge -of <■ and
corporation has activated its program for increasing both pro¬
and
underground reserves
on
property which it recently
Sterling,
oil companies and*-on©
of the Sh.erman and,
in
ucts
acquired in Fresno county,
A.
$32,235,000 • civil damage euit
a
leum
acres.
Milius Shoe Stock—
Authorized to Acquire
The
This
duction
$18,076,962 $16,262,863
._————-■—
Chares
for Increasing Both Production
Reserves in Fresno County, Calif.
27'-
\;.W
imidwestern
Petroleum Corp.—Activates Pro¬
Sunset International
gram
filed
•'?' .7%-■
barge operators by any petroleum products pipeline In the interstate
'transportation of clean petroleum products from the Texas-Louisiana*
Arkansas refinery area to the midwest."
Texas Eastern contends that
the defendants conspired to monopolize transportation of clean petro¬
ing
the
1956
1957
10—
value
asset
"
•work-over
Fund, Inc.—Assets—
Stein Roe & Farnham
Net
largest and oldest Independently owned organic
color pigment manufacturers in the United States.
Its high quality
pigments are used extensively in the manufacture of paints, inks and
textile printing colors, all of which products are manufactured by Sun
Chemical Corp.
It is also a leading supplier of U. S. Government certi¬
fied colors for the drug and cosmetics industries, as well as colors for
the floor covering and plastic industries.
As
o
division ol Sun Chemical, Ansbacher-Siegle will continue to
operate under Its presejit management,—V. 185, p. 259.
determine.'
may
According
of
$4,000,000 In the fiscal year
whose sales exceeded
7
„7
!
Antitilrst Acts, was filed in the U. S. District Court for the
eastern district of Louisiana in New Orleans. ...
Listed as defendants in the complaint are the following oil compa¬
nies:
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.; Ingram Products Co., Inc.; Martin
Oil
Co.; and the following barge operators: The Comet River Co.;
Chottn Towing Corp.;
G. W. Gladders Towing Co-., Inc.; Greenville
(Towing Co., Inc.; Walter Hougland Sons, Inc:; Industrial.Marine Serv-.
Ice, Inc.; Ingram Barge Co.; Lea River, Lines, Inc.; River Co., Inc.;
and Harry Baker Jordan of New Orleans., t. 7-.-i.
The
complaint states that continuously since 1952 the defendants
"have unlawfully
combined* conspired and- agreed- to unreasonably
restrict
and
completely
eliminate competition with the defendant
board of
as the
for such other purposes
and
programs
'
purpose.,
Ansbacher-Siegle,
'
of both' companies, subject to the approval of
special meeting of stockholders is being called
just ended, Is one of the
„
will expire on Dec. 18,
subscription offer
The
Net
for this
29
Nov.
Oct.
on
.
^
J
,
Clayton
it has signed a contract
buy the assets, properties and business of Ansbacher-Siegle Corp.,
independent pigment manufacturers.
The purchase price is 225,000
shares of common stock of Sun Chemical Corp.
The contract has been
Registers Proposed
corporation
This
Suit—
against nine barge operating: companies, three
Individual.
The .-suit, which alleges violations
Ansbacher-Siegle—
Oct. 10 announced that
**_„_ .77''-7";,7/';
/
Files Civil Damage
.
This corporation on
H
on
feet per,day.-
cubic
569.
p.
Sun Chemical
*'
future growth of the- company, Mr. Carpenter
to other projects still in the preliminary /stage
Texas Eastern has an application filed with the Federal Power Com-mission to further expand natural gas capacity by another 100 million
commenting
In
traditional economy, riding comfort
and
leading payload-to-weight ratio,
combine to give Studebaker a
highly competitive truck line for 1958, Sydney A. Skillinan, VicePresident arid General Sales Manager, said in announcing the trucks,
v
The new Transtar line for 1958 ranges from half-ton pickups to the
two-ton
heavy-duty
trucks, covering 95%
of the truck market.—
from wax.—
/
.
Chemical
fSald; that- in- addition
large engine for light-duty units;
These points, with Studebaker's
from refined
oil base stocks.
motor
1958 include: Most power¬
for the one to two-ton models; power brakes for light-duty
premium' features package for light duty model engines; and
- -
models;
largest/natural
which produces benzene, toluene, xylene
Corp., Corpus Christ!, Texas,
and other petro-chemicals.
engine
steering
'
'
'
deasphalting plant: employing liquid
propane to separate asphalt from heavy lubricating oil stocks.
3. A 1,500-bariW-a-day extraction unit that ttses furfural (a chemical
made from com or oats > as u solvent to Improve flow characteristics
of lubricating oil.
Undesirable components of the lubricating oil, which
would cause the oil to thin out at high temperatures in an automobile
engine, are removed by taking advantage of their solubility in furfural.
1,000-barrel-a-day two-stage
A
777
nation's most
Texas".''
in company history; highest gross vehicle weight in com¬
history; five models in the two-ton medium and heavy-duty
series; automatic transmission
lor the one-ton classification; power
lubricating oil
fractions for further
2.
of Studebaker trucks for
7
,
.
and
gas processing plants in "the industry at Falfurrias,
La Gloria
also owns a 25%
interest in Great "Southern
pany
include:
7
.
Oil and gas producing properties in Texas.
Louisiana, La Gloria owns one of the
modern refineries at Tyler, Texas, as well as one of the
•
Major highlights
ful
26,000 cars.
The four new
1.
7
.,
%
to extensive
addition
"In
Oklahoma
range' of engines, power models and gross vehicle
weights in-company history highlights the Studebaker line of Transtar
trucks
for
1958
which made
their debut on Oct.
15 in dealer
widest
The
delivery
processing of natural gas.
Line of Trucks—
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—New
<
equipment for producing finished lube oils is
enough each day for complete oil changes for more
the
€00 barrels a day,
lhan
'
,
Capacity of
above.—V. 186, p. 734.
Co., Inc.,
Koppers
See
Eocky Mountain
plant has replaced
the latest techniques
refinery to meet the
compression automobile engines' for improved
manufacturing facility in the
lube oil
the onlv
is
«trea,
—
Eastern's
Texas
ultimate
To Receive Financial
Ferro-Chromium Plant in
Minority Stock Interest in Subsidiary
Corp.
Materials
Strategic
processing plant at Reynosa, Mexico, the gas is delivered;
system at the border on the Rio Grande for
to consumers as far. north as Boston. *• * •
'
- T
The final phase of the expansion and diversification program will
be
completed with the reconversion of the'"Little Big Inch" line
from
natural gas to petroleum products. This $36,000,000 program
includes
construction of' 230 miles of a
14-inch lateral'; 'line from
Seymour, Ind., through Indianapolis into Chicago..
1
"The acquisition of La Gloria,Mr. Carpenter said, "not only adds
valuable oil and gas producing properties to Texas Eastern, but puts
Us In two new fields of endeavor, the refining of petroleum and the
natural gas
Into
Assistance—Plans Erection of
the company's
announced on
oil plant is in operation at
Wyo.. Dr. C. C. Buchler, Manager,
modem lubricating
in Casper,
refinery
..
time-tested recipes proved successful during the
past 33 years in Stouffer restaurants and more recently in the com¬
pany's frozen cooked food products.—V. 185, p. 1793,
thousands of
the
of
Operation
(Indiana)—New Plant in
Standard Oil Co.
A new,
institutional feeding—
Operationally, it makes use—in
in Philadelphia.
v.ell on the peninsula. 4C miles southwest©f Anchorage, flowing at a rate of 900 barrels of oil per day. Location
lias been made for the drilling of a second well on the unit, approxi¬
mately two miles south of the discovery well.—V. 180, p. 1309.
completed the first discovery
-
.
(1780)
-
:
the
lields
expansion
p.
is available in the -event
885.
-
Transamerica
F.
Oct.
N.
16,
Belgrano,
announced
of a national emergency.—V. 186,
' ■
*
Corp.—Proposed Officers and Directors
Chairman of > the Board and President, on
a further action of Transamerica's board of di-
Jr.,
Volume
186
Number 5683
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(1781)
53>
rectors
relating to the proposed plan of reorganization made necessary
by the provisions of the hank Holding Company Act of 1956.
Transamerica
Oct.
16
advised the Board of Governors of the
System that the following, individuals will be
among
yesignated in the plan as directors and officers of Firstamerica
when the plan is submitted to the Transamerica
Corp. stock¬
Federal
those
Corp.
on
Reserve
holders.
Under
the
provisions of the pian,
Transamerica's direct ownership
to
succeed
banks.
owned
Directors
officers
and
Firstamerica Corp. will
in all of ns majoritydesignated
are
as
presently
follows:
Directors—Walter>.0.
Berger, John B. Bertero (Chairman),
George J. DeMartini, Lewis W. Douglas, Ted R. Gamble, Oscar H.
Keller, Yvilliam N. Lagomarsino, M. t. luCMuidn, L. T.
Murray, John
Wallace.
Officers—President, Oscar H.
Keller;
VicerPresldents,
E.
McMillen, Don C. Siiverthorne, T. M.
Huston; Assistant VicePresidents, G. K. Prafcher, David Laison, James A.
Smith; Treasurer,
Garland D. Graves; Secretary, W. D.
Williams, Jr.; Assistant Secretary,
authorized stock
lor
Frances chi.
J.
The
;
it3
or
:
aliove
banking
vides
that
officers
are
subsidiaries.
Transamerica
directors.
or
associated
now
As
previously
and
with
Transamerica
acquisitions
Wabash
the plan pro¬
have
no
common
will
Life
Insurance
The
-
action
templates
Cx
of
that
and
ing
of
bus.uesses
ol'
will
Period Ended Sept. 30—
oper.
revenues
Railway
oper.
capacities.
Stockholders,
N.
D.
Jr.,
vacancies
directors
as
P.
board
officers
be
of
to
of
both
will
of
Net
ry. op. income
Federal income
Net
inc.
and
—V.
to
F.
Cavagnaro,
serve
the
Trans¬
as
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—To Build New Plant—
uiu-
after
1957—9 Mos.—1956
72,725,026
7,360,900
7,837,238
taking
up
C. T. Chandler, now Vice-President
anu
a
director
of Transamerica
Corp. will become Executive Vice-President of the First
National bank
of Portland, a majority-owned
Transamerica uank, tEccute Jan. i,
1958.— v. 186, p. lo7y.
with
865,497%
fund'
funds
599,782
..This
corporation
In
form
the
shares
of
16
announced
of
debentures,
on
additional
fegistration
With
Oct.
520,000,000
of
the
stock
common
statement
Securities
to
to
both
relating
Exchange
&
underwritten by groups headed
Webster Securities Corp.
At
plans
be
White,
new
1978,
offered
issues
Commission.
by
for
due
to
will
Wood's
5,316,051
5,986,125
new
1957—Month—1956
___t—
—V.
186,
Walworth
The
$
'
"
Co.—Cancels Financing
Oct.
on
cancelled
14
Weld
public.
A
shortly
filed
offerings will be
Co. and Stone &
&
same time, it was announced that the
directors on Oct. 16
10%
stock dividend to common stockholders of
Dec.
record
1957, issuable Doc. 20, 1957.
The additional common
16,
a
stock
ing from
the
common
offering of 1,000,000 shares
stock
will
participate in
result¬
the
10%
dividend.
Net
proceeds from the sale of
common stock will be used
lor
bank loans.
Transcontinental
estimated
the
debentures and the additional
construction and to
repay outstanding
new
that
it
will
spend approximately $60,completing construction work scheduled as, of Aug. 31, 1957
and, in addition, plans to file with the
Federal Power Commission
application to construct facilities for
further expansion of the system
estimated to cost $129,000,000.
000,000
in
Included
in
this
new
and
would
for
have
been
applied
expansion and loans
Fred
W.
Belz,
to
Dabney
publicly
to
tne
through
Jackson
&
Tyson.
&
retirement
of
a
Curtis;
Part
bank
loans
subsidiaries.
President,
said none
of
the
expansion
programs
affected by the decision. A
company spokesman
that because no plans had been made on
other means of
outstanding bank loans apparently would not be retired.
p. 1380.
indicated
iinancing,
—V.
186,
Warwick
Valley Telephone Co.
Bonds Placed Pri¬
vately—The company has arranged to place
privately
with the Berkshire Life Insurance Co.
an issue of
$300,000
25-year first mortgage bonds.—V. 170, p. 600.
West
This
development, in conjunction
new storage facilities in
Pennsylvania in an
company's important market on the'Eastern sea¬
storage facilities will have the
capacity to provide
an
additional 200,000,000 cubic
feet of natural gas per day to its
customers during the winter
heating season. It is planned that this
Service will initially be available for the
Virginia Pulp
The
Virginia
The
that
L.
the
income
construction
additional
capacity
cubic
by
feet
The
about
feet
exclusive
in the
Transcontinental
of
will
increase
day
per
storage
to
the
total
a
looping
allocated
daily
of
facilities.—V.
the
17
Electric
Light
&
Power
through
postponement was laid to
conditions.
See V. 186, p. 1379.
The first large volume
(he
from
S.
S.
Angelo
T "Arrival
in
the
of
the
Of
On
dissatisfaction
borrow
post¬
originally
expected
Co., Inc.,
and
with
present
The
market
aboard
9
as
The
S.S.
round
of
the
21,800
of
ton
wine,"
world's
-
vessel
said
first
wine
trips
largest
wine
Petri, named after the
$7,000,000 to build.
It
is
annually
a
new
departure
Petri, President. This
producers and owners
between
California
board
chairman
scheduled
and
New
to
of
United
make
Jersey
seven
with
stops
was
pumped .into the ship in eight hours at
its home port
Stockton,
California.
Bulk
of
the precious
cargo
will
be
pumped into facilities at Port Newark, New
Jersey, where it will be
bottled
and
shipped to eastern markets.
Remainder
of
Port
Will
discharged
and
The
Houston, Texas for distribution
through
barge, to Chicago bottling facilities.
involves
program
being
bottlers
spent
have
for
been
an
shore
expenditure
facilities,
established
of
barges,
11
The
Textor
C.
by
trucks.
with,
Chicago, 111.; Fairview, N. J.;
Antonio, Texas; New Orleans and
Shreveport, La.; and St. Louis,
Storage facilities are being constructed
by the Port of New York
Authority at the. Port of Newark.
United
of
are
sells
in
than
more
the
United
22 %
of
States
the
150,000,000
annually.
Association,
a
vineyardists.
S.S.
in
such
nationally-known ones as Petri, Italian Swiss
Davitto, Margo, Mission Bell, and Shewan-Jones.
responsible for organizing the Allied
Grape Growers
profit-sharing cooperative made up of more than 1,200
S.
Angelo Petri
was
built
by
Bethlehem
Steel's
Mabry,
Pacific
Coast
who
Chairman.
of
Co.
New
Mr.
for
the
16
the negotiation
which
company,
of
of
Bank
Co.—Changes in Personnel—
lias
eleot-ed
was
private
(he
wire,
bank
facsimile
different
at
and
data
intervals,
was
Split
Following
Oct.
15,
directors
terly dividend
of
made
Honorary
on
approval
Oct.
16
of
a
five-for-four
declared
cents per share
on
its
129th
the increased
stock
split
consecutive
number
of
outstanding stock.
With
each
the
four
treasury.
be
40
as
was
Voted—
stockholder
the
and
mailed
split,
Walter
new
share
of
capital
stock
is
shares
to
issued
for
currently Issued and outstanding or held in the
shares, issued on the basis of holdings Oct.
21. will
stockholders Oct. 22.
The quarterly cash dividend will be
The
voting
being
the
stock
of
record
split,
at
the
stockholders
close
of
business
approved
an
Nov.
increase
19.
in
presently outstanding,
compared with $4.36 per slikr®
186, p. 365.
as
a
Is
by
and
Wuncla
Wove.
derived
from
throughout
guaranteed
retail
specially developed texture ^produced by &
pre-tumble drying and washing which
weaving
price
is
for
color
$14.95
per
Wunda
Park
selection
a
the
world.
is
of
It
constructed
premium
has
of
quality
100%
a
cotton
fastness
in
cleaning.
yard—slightly higher
square
that
on
T. Armstrong,
President, on Oct. 14 announced that thia
corporation
was
filing in the Federal Court in Cheyenne, 'Wyoa
friendly suit against Phelps Dodge Corp. asking for a declaratory
judg¬
ment requiring the copper
company to arrange participation by Wyoming*
Uranium stockholders in profits from the
milling of Wyoming's ores.
The suit asks the court to rule that
Phelps Dodge furnish Wyoming
Uranium with the former's
engineering estimates of ore reserves in
the Wyoming property.
It will also allege that there is a potential of
2,000,000
or
tons
more
of
uranium
present
of
value of $42,000,000 and
approximately $71,000,000.
The
participation sought for
believes,
several
will
result
million
Phelps
in
entitles
them
interest
in
for
several
in
the
the
its
Wyoming property with ai
field as a mill concentrate
stockholders,
profit and
stockholders.
tax
Wyoming Uraniunt
depletions savings of
months
Wyoming
which
in
growth
a
milling
a
dollars
Dodge
formed
The
all
loans
Wyoming
ago exercised an option to acquire a
and a subsidiary uranium corporation wat»
stockholders received class A stock whlclx
protect
television
$1,000,000,
will
audiences
provide Northern
for the very first
celluloid
700
p.
to
Mr.
stage
the
Ohio
available
—V.
revenue.
$3,140,574
expenses
2,400,893
ry.
from
p.
$3,016,679 $23,097,925
2,211,212
18,832,723
$21,906,724
17,148,624
$739,681
$805,467
$4,265,202
470,456
1,379,395
2,100,523
1096.
Wisconsin
Public
Service
common
Corp. — Stock Sold — The
stock which were not subscribed
by the common stockholders and which were taken
up by the underwriters were sold at $19.87Vz per share.
See V. 186, p. 1674.
WJR, The Goodwill Station, Inc.—Reports Record Sales
month
$2,639,422.04
riod
in
sales
and
1956.
results
were
Profits
per
share
against
the
reached
5.09%
for
69c
ahead
the
in
all-time
an
of
the
same
record
high
of
three-quarter's pe¬
nine-month
1956,
based
period
amounted to 67c
on
the 545,770 shares out¬
standing.
The
also
month
of
represented
September,
new
sales
as
well
records
as
for
the third quarter of 1957 sales,
the station.—V. 186, p. 570.
'
requires only two, single lift chains leaving
between the cylinder and the uprights open to
visibility of the load beihg handled. •.
increased
to
customers
and
distributors
four wheel drive tractor shovels
and
of its-new line of Trojan twq
widely used in the bulk material®
and road building industries.
*
In making this announcement here, Elmer F. Twyman, Viisc-Prcsulcnw
of Yale & Towne, stated that the Yale Finance Plan is being offeree!
-
through The MI1E Corp.,
Yale
Towne's
&
a
industrial
The
years.
that
is
Finance
served
are
which
Batavia, N. Y.,
"It
Yale
wholly-owned subsidiary, which lias served
lift truck customers and distributors lot
Plan has been adapted to meet th®
specific needs of the x'oad building and bulk materials handling indus¬
many
by Yale & Towne's new
produces the Trojan
tractor
in San Leandro, Calif.
Contractors
shovels at
Machinery
plants
in
and
intended
that
the
Yale
Finance
Plan
will
supplement th®
said.
The leasing
financing facilities of local banks," Mr. Twyman
and financing activities of the Yale finance Plan are centralized in
MHE Corp.,
located in the company's executive offices in th®
Chrysler Building, in New York
,
.
The
Placement—The
private sale to institutional
$14,000,000 of notes, due Oct. 1, 1977, wafr
recently arranged through Morgan Stanley & Co. See
of
V.
1548.
$4,758,100
293,491
op.
income
oper.
186,
ry.
space
investors
1957—8 Mos.—1956
profits.—
.
handling
Private
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings—
oper.
future
operation
the
operator
Division
oper.
regards
help meet 'the "tight money"
situation ■ in
the
constructio»
machinery industry, this company has made its Yale Finance Plan,
Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 10,400 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on Oct. 14 by Robert W. Baird & Co.
at $20.37V2 per share, with a dealer's concession of
60£
per share.—V. 181, p. 52.
rev.
of
the
tries
Railway
Railway
as
Extends Finance Plan to Trojan Customers—
1548.
1957-—Month—195G
stockholders
To
package consists of a library of well
MGM's output during the years when
the entertainment industry.—V. 186,
Bankshares
their
;
cylinder
rest
give
dominant figure In
Wisconsin
of
lift cylinder.
This
the
this
Tooke,
films—representing
was
the interests
186, p. 53.
The company on Oct. 9 announced the
development of a new Triplex
for extra high stacking with industrial lift trucks which
featureaf
vastly improved operator visibility and added channel stability.
Lifting is accomplished in the new design by three, nested, I-bean»
lifting members which are raised hydraulically by the action of a multi¬
endeevors.
According
over
49%
Mast
the opportunity to see,
time,
memorable feature attractions and stars as:
"Thirty Seconds Over
Tokyo," with Spencer Tracy and Van Johnson; "Mutiny on the Bounty,"
starring Clark Gable and Charles Laughton; Greer Garson and Walter
Pidgeon in
"Mrs. Miniver"; Greta Garbo in
"Anna
Christie"; the
action packed "Three
Musketeers," starring Gen Kelly; Lana Turner
and June Allyson, the
intriguing "Thin Man" series; Mickey Rooney
and the "Andy Hardy" adventures,
plus hundreds of other outstanding
such
and
Yale & Townc Manufacturing: Co.—New
Development
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Unit Buys Film Package
exceeding
first million dollars of dividends
original maturity
Rolland V. Tooke, Westinghouse
Broadcasting Co., Inc., Vice-President
General Manager of KYW-TV, Channel 3, on Oct. 11 announced
the purchase of the MGM film
library more popularly known in the
television trade as the Golden Treasury of Feature Films.
transaction,
the
of
Plielps Dodge is about to begin development and lniningp
Wyoming Uranium property starting in Fremont County.
Officers
of
Wyoming Uranium Corp. emphasized that this is a
friendly suit, but pointed out the action was necessary in order to'
and
The
75%
to
thereafter.
P.
new
for
shares
common
$4.61,
Hepburn
Marshall, President, stated that, based on the present
estimate of capital
requirements, no further iinancing is required at
this time.—V. 186, p. 777.
Nine
one
paid Dec. 5 to stockholder
In
on
quar¬
shares
the
Wyoming Uranium Corp.—File Suit—
Tcxtor
for
service
of
to
Coast.
51%
processing
with
The company will also have the
right to extend the
the loans for an additional
year.
2,278 shares of
of
features
loom
and
The
.
Chairman of the Board.
/ Stock
back
West
V.
the
Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the
Executive Personnel Committee.
H. S. Richardson, Sr., Board Chairman
for 13' years, retired after 51
years
the number
pioneered
$10,000,000
been
of
Park
of
been
York.
a
for
up
a
100%
all wool face
blended wools obtained
two
Net
Jr.,
former
Administrative Vice-President
and
President, lias been elected President to succeed E. L.
the
Wunda
York.
New
subsidiaries
7
has
Armn
Manhattan
domestic
is
process
367.
p.
its
company is expanding production of its first all wool
carpeting,
adding rolls in sizes of 15 ft. widths, it was announced
oi*
by Frank B. Ellis, Vice-President and Sales
Manager.
Tli®
line is also receiving the new
name of Wunda Park.
It was formerly
called Wunda Parquet.
Board—
company
and
This
and
years from the date of the agreement.
The loans will bear interest
>4 of 1%
above the prime commercial rate.
Telegraph company
officials explained that the rate was
pegged above the prime rate
because of
the length of time involved.
Net
Richardson,
to
134,
Oct.
on
Chase
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Vick Chemical
Assistant
Ross,
Trust
Bosch
this
corporation
in
the same period last
year.
Net billings for the!
12% to $140,081,438, compared with $124,756,470 in th®
last year.
were
Oct.
2962.
p.
on
is
Shipyard.
H.
gal¬
Included
Gambarelli,
company
The
today
.consumed
names
Colony,
The
Vintners
wine
director of
a
L.
Midland
American
Mo.
its label
gas.
pro¬
required
Wunda Weve Carpet Co.,
Greenville, S, C.—Increases
Corp., Colorado Fuel
Dairies, Inc., Houaaille Industries, Inc., Marine
the
provides
In
from
at
with
Fran¬
oxygen,
Wool Production—
said
Co.,
subsidiary
a
in
San
lons
as
Alexander
Marine
announced
agreement
MGM
$10,500,000
and
the
supply",
oven
oxypen
of
.cargo
at
north -by
entire
$3,500,000
chise
the
of
be
south,
as
ship,
.
Angelo
cost
Paper
expanding
fields, to
maturing
marks
Louis
Houston.
Wine
Record Shipm't
America's
especially-designed ship.
trip to California the ship will
carry liquid edibles
sugar
in solution, and
beverage alcohol, according to Mr.
Vintners,
at
520-foot,
treatment
one
return
Petri.
.
Oct.
on.
new,
the
such
the
is
&
initially
cigarette packages.—V. 185,
director of
a
company
temporarily
has
15,
Petri.
and
care
corporation
Pulp
operate
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Negotiates Loan—
loan
shipment of wine—almost 2,500,000 gallons—
California
Virginia
would
ly—The company has arranged to place privately with
the Berkshire Life Insurance Co. an issue of
$600,000
25-year first mortgage bonds.—V. 185, p. 1201.
1310.
p.
supply the
can
coke
new
corresponding period last year.—V.
Corp., The New York, New Haven & Hartford RR. Co.,
Pepsi
and several other companies. He is also a trustee of Ameri¬
agreement
Oct.
on
United Vintners, Inc. (Calif.)—Makes
arrived
West
this
earned
period
West
Western Carolina Telephone Co.—Bonds Sold Private¬
of
l
of
Surety Co. of New York.—V.
rapidly
announced
offering
This
,
Co.,
can
Co.—Common
of cominon stock,
underwriters led by Blyth &
Corp.
of
1,145,000,000
186,
Offering Postponed—
Boston
of
also
Midland
Cola
The
Gas,
Oct.
First
day;
company, it was
its 200,000 share
poned
facilities
175,000,000 cubic
•Tucson
Stock
compression
per
10
& Iron Corp., Foremost
proposed
commission, the
line will be'"looped" for
virtually its entire length from
supply area-along the Gulf Coast to New York
City. This
and
is
Oct.
on
President
lie
a
Sept. 30, 1957 after provision of $7,706,450 for
taxes, amounted to $7,235,380, an increase of 5% over
income per share amounted
lor the
companies.
shares
Gulf of Mexico.
the
completion of the main line
application to lie filed with the
gas
President
which hold
announced
is
pipe
both
155,000
is
election of George
the
new
by officials of
Westchester Fire Insurance Co.—Tcxtor
new
in the
14
exchange of
Virginia Folding Box Co. lias been a pioneer in the
production of the
popular flip-top and crush-proof cigarette boxes. It
operates a modern
in Richmond, Va., employing 200
people. The plant is equipped
with eight late model web-fed
gravure presses with in-line
scoring and
die-cutting equipment, as well as letterpress printing facilities. Its
prin¬
cipal products are printed blanks lor crush-proof
cigarette boxes and
to
reserves
an
plant
The
own
ended
income
On the basis
Chewning, President,
companies, of
1959-1960 heating season.
also-includes facilities in southern
Louisiana to tap large
same
parent company, and would later become a division. The
present
and other personnel of
Virginia Folding Box Co. will con¬
tinue to direct its operations. The Box
company is headed by Lewis G.
These
After
Oct.
on
involve
of
months
period
Paper Co.—Acquisition—
Folding Box company
close
offshore gas
&
acquiring
will
Luke,
cartons
will
company
its
construct
»
to
powder
Federal
management
the
which
from
to
have
Wortliington Corp.—Earnings' and
Billings Higher—
stock for all of the stock of the
Folding Box company.
expected to be completed by late November.
common
transaction
David
agreed
adjacent
which
Net
nine
the Virginia Folding Box Co., Inc., of
major supplier of packaging materials to the tobacco
transaction
other
program
is
Richmond, Va., a
industry, it was announced
area
The
has
the
—
company
with
board.
requirements
Co.
will
Pa.,
,
the
of
under way will be
now
where
and
Rock,
ture
.
Townsend,
the
is
program
hydrogen
Ivy
pressed
<
company had planned to market the issue
of underwriters headed by
Paine, Webber,
Butcher & Sherrerd, and
at
department
will
iiav®
is used in a-variety of
important applications.
Small
are
difficult to machine, such us
gear wheels,
are
com-1
from, iron, pow der in dies and
then heated to a high
tempera¬
to give the
required strength.
Large quantities of iron powdcf
are
also used for the
couting of welding rods, and for flame
cuttingf
stainless steels and other
alloys. The iron powder to be produced
by
Alan Wood will be
suitable for all these uses.
Mr. Wood stated that the
market for Iron powder has been
growing
very rapidly in recent years "and it
is exxpeeted that the
capacity w®
are
installing will be able to take care of about 1.5 %. of the
national
market when the
plant is completed in
approximately 18 months."
Total
consumption of iron powder in this country last
year has beei»
estimated at more than
32,000 tons and has been
increasing rapidly
each year.
Approximately one-third of this amount was imported from
Sweden.—V, 186, p. 1548.
parts
Tne
of the
the
toted
hearth
open
will
plant authorized originally by
approximately $3,600,000 com¬
cost
will bo located
powder
plant
iron
Iron
Plan—
proposed
$8,000,000
6%
"because of unfavorable stock
group
proceeds
$
154,043,064
its
subordinated debenture issue
iron
new
the
manuiacturc
oi
'
'
the
the
Mr.
17,364,155 172,243,338
'
company
convertible
19,923,823
^
993.
p.
will
that
in
of iron powder.
Wood stated that the raw
material to be used for the
production
powder will be ore from the
company's Scrub Oak Mine a4
Dover, N. J,, whtelr is
particularly well suited for the production of
iron powder.
It will be highly
concentrated in a new super concentrate*
mill to be constructed at
Scrub Oak at a cost
of-$250,000 which is part
oi the
appropriation.
the
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$
Sales
stated
original appropriation
per day of iron powder,
tons
plant's
plant
in
National Cylinder Gas
Walgreen Co.—September Sales Higher—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1,000,000
the
be
Both
financing
and
new
[The enlarged plant
Alan
$6,868,199
^Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Plans New Fi¬
nancing—10% Stock Dividend Voted—
The
capacity of 50
the
962,527
President,
$2,235,000
'
taxes
1674.
p.
Wood,
directors.
pared
67,011,729
1,246,856
after
R.
considerably larger capacity than
the
$93,000,214 $87,780,211
7,473,223
cap.
sinking
186,
8,245,871
of a new plant for the
production of
shortly by tnis company.
ui.ueriuKen
Harleston
will
corporation
by certain directors
Firstamerica Corp.
split and
ducing plant in the vicinity,
con¬
appointed
caused
of
con¬
Board
Transamerica's
James
continue
directors
Corp.,
will
Bricca,
A.
the
Treasurer,
approval
will
of
Corp.
of
banking and non-bank¬
Act.
A. L. Elliott
Transamerica
the
to
Woodruff
the
fill
to
duties
new
E.
and
with
Additional
Subject
Lelgrano,
and
mrectois
augmented
their
siaif.
F.
Gray
america
Chairman
its
required by the
Malcolm
P.
McLellan,
tinue
in
these
Transamerica's
Gordon
Occidental
Transamerica
as
after
as
Secretary, and
have
long been associated
whom
including
the
a
1957—Month—1956
$10,138,075 $10,045,951
expenses
market conditions."
of
remain
Corp.
separated
Ponsfoiu,
be
directors
of
Belgrano
Transamerica
are
businesses,
California.
the- board
•
Mr.
Picsidcnt
non-banking
for
uuuipoiiy'ts expansion
t.ie
announced,
"Firstamerica
The
other
to provide both
out
RR.—September Net Lower—
-
and
shares,
cdn^ing
Construction
Railway
Corp.
plan will be submitted to the stockholders
of Transamerica Corp. for their approval at their
animal meeting on
April 24, 1958, if all necessary governmental approvals are obtained.
Transamerica Corp. will continue to own and
manage all of its
insurance
in
be
-
.
individuals
3,000.000
gram.—V. 186, p. 1310.
M.
M.
luruier
to
186,
p.
Yankee
Stock
Electric
Atomic
Co.
—
Proposes
'
This
company,
it was announced on Oct.
authorization to issue and sell
an
additional
stock
Additional
Sale—
to
its
stockholder
10,
has
L:':
requested 'SEC
$3,000,000
of
common
the Commission has given
request a hearingg thereon.
of common stock ancf
$1,000,000 of non-interest bearing notes.
These are held in varying
amounts by twelve stockholder companies.
The largest holdings are
those of New England Power Co.
(30%) and The Connecticut Light
& Power Co.
(15%).
It proposes to construct and operate a nuclea*
power
plant
of
approximately
134,0C0 kw
net electrical caP&"ty.
Construction costs are presently estimated at approxnnately SGO.OOO OOO
of
which up
to $5,000,000 will be provided
by the Atomic Energy
Commission for preliminary research and development.
The proceeds
of the
sale of the additional stock will, be
used, - in part, to retira
$1,000,000 of outstanding short-term notes and the balan<r®
for construction.
It is anticipated that plant construction will begin
interested
Yankee
in
early
persons
Atomic
1958
for
companies;
until Oct. 28,
has
completion in
and
1957,
outstanding
to
$1,000,000
1960.—V.
186, p.
1096.
*
»
„
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
54
.
.
-■
,
"&
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
(1722)
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
(CST) on Nov. 1 for the purchase
$2,156,000 general obligation
medical center dormitory bonds.
ALABAMA
of
Schools Corpora¬
Public
Alabama
O. Montgomery), Ala.
issue of $10,000,-
tion (P.
1 from 1960 to 1997
Fund tax
000 Minimum Program
anticipation notes was sold to a
group headed by the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Montgomery, at
4% interest. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due $4,000,000 on July 1; $3,000,000 on Aug. 1; and $3,000,000 on
Sept. 1, 1958. Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
$331,000
Inc., Cumberland Securities Corp.,
and George M. Wood & Co. Dated
Legality approved
O'Neal & Hayes, of
1957.
1,
Birmington.
Bibb
yarrants was sold to
Sellers, Doe & Bonham, as 33As,
and 4M>s. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
4s
O'Neal
&
186,
The
—
$3,200,000
p.
Due
2,368,000
from
on
1967
to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9
the
1968 to
4!4s.
.188,000
on
The
1957.
bonds
issue
obligation
sold
was
on
Los
1977
Marion
inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham.
Huntsville Housing Authority, Ala.
Note Sale—The $1,105,000 notes
offered
Oct.
15
were
awarded
to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, at 2.71%
plus
interest,
premium of
a
$17.
bonds,
dated
are
Dec.
1,
Folsom
and
Dorado
El
Bond Sale—The $206,000 build¬
1550—were awarded to William
Staats &
Co., and SecurityNational
First
geles,
Bank
cost
Los
at
Secretary of Board of Directors,
a.m.
(MST)
on
bids
Oct.
until
28
for
11
the
purchase of $65,000 water im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
1957.
Due
1977
inclusive.
July 1 from 1968 to
Subject to re¬
demption in whole or in part on
any interest payment date. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
on
Phoenix.
ARKANSAS
$21,000 5s. Due on Nov.
Offering
receive
sealed
—
for
185,000 4s. Due
1963
bids
to
on
Nov. 15 from
1982 inclusive.
Garvey School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
$120,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 186,
p.
1311 —were awarded to Hill
Bond bale—The
Richards
&
Bank & Trust
as
Co., and
Western
Co., of Los Angeles,
4!4s, at 101.14,
a
basis
will
until
a.m.
10
1
&
-
.
Union
High
Sch. Dist.,
Son
Co.
&
1975 to
1977 inclusive.
1982
to
Dist., Contra
offered
15—v.
Oct.
Association, San Diego, Los An¬
geles, or San Francisco. Legality
approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Los
Bond
Rafael
$48,000 4%s. Due on Nov. 15 from
1971
National
America
&
Savings
Francisco,
America
National
to
syndi¬
a
the
Bank
Trust
&
of
Sav¬
Los
Bond
ings
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Due on Nov. 1 1966.
315,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
20,000 4%s.
1967 to
205,000
Due
on
Nov.
1
14
(P. O.
Angeles), Calif.
Offering —J.
R.
San Diego Unified
San
Bond
Foster,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
Sale
—
The
Calif.
$10,000,000
school building bonds offered Oct.
15—v. 186, p. 1550—were
-
Legal¬
Due
3V2S.
"225,000:
15,
June
on
1975 inclusive;;
to
1961
from
'•
Due
4V4S.
$140,000
awdrded
a
Calif.
1 cF^- The
$1,500,000
15
June
on
awarded to
were
&
ton
and
a
&
Co.,
at
&-%Youngberg,
4.37%';
a
follows:
4y4S.®l>ue
to 1987
180,000 3%s.
on
Oct. 1 from
1, 1957
of Oct.
1967.
Principal and* interest
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
1,
urer's
office.
Regality approved
Dalhquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
by Orrick,
Saratoga
UnicyT School District,
Clara: County, Calif.
Sale-r—Aii issue of $110,000
Santa
Bond
building bonds was sold to Taylor
&
Company, as follows: 1/ fv
$80,000 3%s.
1958
to
District,
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v.
186,
1676—were awarded to the
Security-First National Bank of
Los Angeles, as 4V2s, at 100.50, a
basis of about 4.45%.
p.
manuring im ;1979 - and
as
*
.
School
County, Calif.
$167,000 build¬
Orange
'
inclusive.
areycallable
thereafter
Association,. of San
4V2s, at 101.14, a
as
basis of about 4.34%.
„
1988 to 1990 inclusive.
those
were awarded to the
America National Trust
Savings
Tfrom
Due on Oct. 1 from
The bonds af«7dated Oct.
and
&
Oct. 14—v. 186,
—
of
Westminster
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
1979
1676
Bank
19$8 inclusive.
to
435,000 4!£s. T)ue on Oct.
675,000
ing bonds offered
p.
»
;
build¬
$75,000
Sale—The
Bond
San
District,
County, Calif
Bernardino
Francisco,
-
Due on Oct. 1 from
$210,000 5s.
1958
as
School
Victor
price of 97.51, a net interest .cost
of about
15
June
on
1986 to 1991 inclusive.
from
group com¬
SfcKwabacher
Co.;
Stone
Due
3%s.
325,000
offered Oct.
posed of Blyth & Co., Inc.1; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & .Beane;
John Nuveen & Co.; R. H. Moul¬
School District,
Diego County,
S
Bond
&
1980 inclusive.
3.70s.
;
water revenuq^bonds
15
Sale—The $650,000 sewer
Oct. 9—v. 186, p.
of
-
from 1976 to 1985 inclusive.
offered
awarded
on
Santa Rosa,
Association, of San
41/2s, at 100.23, a
composed
Beane;
approved
San Francisco.
as
1550—were
(A-O)
Trust
Redding, Calif.
Bond
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner
&
J. Barth & Co.; Wm. R."
Staats & Co.; Taylor & Co.; Stone
& Youngberg; H. E. Work & Co.;
rill
by Orrick; Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe; of
basis of about 4.46%.
bonds
com¬
•Irving Lundborg & Co.; Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern, and C. N.
White & Co., at 100.0013, a net in¬
Principal and in¬
terest cost of about 3.72%, as fol¬
payable at "/the
lows:
'i.
'•
County Treasurer's office.
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 186,
p.
1422— were awarded to the
of
inclusive.
ity
&
tion, San Francisco; Harris Trust
of Chicago; Mer¬
purchase of.$467.,Dated Oct. 15,
Oct. 15 from. 1959 to
Due on
terest
District, Los
(PST)
a.m.
Trust
& Savings Bank,
S.
the
1957.
1977 inclusive.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $237,000 build¬
Bank
11
of
tional
group
a
of America Na¬
Savings Associa-,
Bank
posed
Marin
to
awarded
were
bonds.
school
000
83,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 15 from
until
5 for
Nov.
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
1675—
Offered Oct. 15—v. 186, p.
Jones, County Clerk,, Will receive
sealed bids at his office in San
lows:
O.
Sonoma), Calif.
Bond
Offering — The
$690,000
water transmission system bonds
•i"
*- :Cp';. 1...
County, Calif.
v".
Offering — George
Flood Control and
Water Conservation District (P.
.folA
interest, ■ pliis
School District,
Rafael
San
186, p.
ards & Co., at 100.10, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.81%, as fol¬
School
Sonoma County
lfn to
'
■: *
inclusive. '■.0
from 1969 to 1976
2,060,000 at 2.70%-interest, plus
$29 premium.
from 1981 to 1987 inclusive.
Angeles County, County Sani¬
/..
1675—were awarded to Hill Rich¬
1966 to
Oct.
on
& Hutzler, :as
$3,000,000 at 2.67%
$42 premium.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $131,000 school
bonds
sold
was
Bros.
lows:
inclusive.
Union Sch.
Orinda
Salomon
15
Due cm June
1,215,000 3V2S.
Redevelopment C
Francisco
notes
000
1
Nov.
on
Due on Nov. 1 from
375,000 4s.
1978
inclusive.
1968 inclusive*/
from 1964 to
Agency, Calif.
Note Sale—An issue of $5,060,-
Association, of San Fran¬
cisco; Dean Witter & Co.; J. Barth
&
Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
bids at his office in San Diego, Fenner & Beane; Eastman Dillon
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 29 Union Securities & Co.; Wm. R.
Staats & Co.; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
for the purchase of $375,000 school
liams & Stern; Stone & Youngbonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due
on
berg; Irving Lundborg & Co.; H.
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest E. Work & Co., and C. N. White
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County & Co., at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 3.68%, as
Treasurer's office; at the District's
follows:
fiscal agency in New York City
or
Chicago; or at the Bank of $110,000 5s. Due on Nov. 1 from
America National Trust & Savings
price,
First
Co.,
Seloniek
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
3.90s.
from
cate
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
T. C. Carlson,
Finance,
1974
to
1969
215,000
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
tation District No.
Fayetteville), Ark.
Bond
Nov.
on
Due on Nov. 1 from
420,000 3%s.
15 from
Francisco.
University of Arkansas (P. O.
Vice-President
Due
420,000 4s.
Palmdale
San
Offering—A. G. Wayland,
sealed
'
•
,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Fred D.
Blake
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
follows:
Grossmont
County, Flowing Wells
Irrigation District (P. O.
Tucson), Ariz.
receive
-
&
Jackson
t
Due
5V4S.
$350,000
An¬
100.01, a net
of about 4.02%, as
jointly,
interest
of
Paine, Web¬
Wm. R. Staats & Co.;
ber,
of 100.097, a net interest cost of
Cleveland about 3.60%, as follows:
Corp., John " Small & Co., Inc.,
$375,000 6s. Due on June 15 from
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Ginthcr
; V
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
& Co., Talmadge & Co., Season-:,
M30,000 5V2S/ • Due oil June 15;
good & Mayer, Woodcock, Hess,
1963.
f
Moyer & Co., Inc., and Ben pan,
-780,000 3V4s.: Due on June 15
«
cago, and Taylor and Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 3.97%, as follows:
Unified School Dist.,
Joint
of about 4.09%.
Pima
will
Hay den;
Boswofth*&
and C. N. White & Co.; at a
&
R.
Costa
jointly,
ARIZONA
Bond
Co.; Weeden & Co.; Dean Wit¬
& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,Fenner & Beane; J. Bartn & Co.;
&
Curtis; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; H;
E. Work & Co.; Stone & Youngr
berg; Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern; Irving Lundborg
& Co.;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Hill Rich¬
ards & Co.; J. Earle May & Co.,
H. Moulton & Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.; Harris
Trust and Savings Bank, of Chi¬
office.
i
Company, of
Guin, as 5s, at a price of par.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due serially
1960 to
Blyth
Angeles;
Savings
&
-
Wells, Inc.;
com¬
of
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.,
Co., Braun,
Trust
Harris
& Co., EIclredge & Co., Inc.; First National
Bank, of Minneapolis, First Na¬
tional
Bank, of St. Paul, Trust.
Company of Georgia, Atlanta;.The
Milwaukee
Company,
Winslow;
Cohu
&
Stetson,
Andrews- &
bonds
Bank
&
Stone
Association, of San Fran¬
- Security - First
National,
Angeles; Blyth & Co.,
ter
Co., Inc., Schwabacher
1422—
p.
group
a
cisco;
Bank of Los
.
&
Dickson
S.
R.
Security-First National
County Banking
from
to
of
Principal and interest (J-D)
ing bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 186,
of $90,building
the
to
Due
payable at the County Treasurer's
R.
Sale—An
Bank, of Chicago; R. H. Moulton
-V
posed
Dec, 1 from 1959 to 1979 incl.
p.
general
bonds.
D
1,
Hamilton, Ala.
Bond
Due on
1959 to 1982 incl.
from
Series
Counties, Calif.
1987.
000
1
Dec.
41,000
1
Nov.
Inc.;
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
$170,000 Series A bonds.
1986 inclusive.
Due
186,
16—v.
awarded
were
water
obligation
Oct.
offered
Nov. 12 for
purchase of $211,000 building
Sacramento
Nov.
on
on
Bond
p.
Noyes & Co., Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;
: • „
First of Michigan Corporation,
Beach, Calif.
Sale —The
$1,780,000
general
&-Co.,
Sachs
.
Nov. 1 from
Due
(PST)
a.m.
by the voters in Nov. 1952.
bonds offered Oct. 16 — v.
1422—were awarded to a
group
composed
of
Bank
of
America National Trust & Sav¬
pital
186,
hill,
Newport
bonds, as follows:
inclusive.
4V2S.
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
follows:
1958
(J-D)
Bassett School District,
Co.; Courts & Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Co.; Berney Perry & Co.; Watkins, Morrow & Co.; Hugo Marx
& Co.; Townsend, Dabney & Ty¬
son; George M. Wood & Co., and
Magnus & Co., at a price of 98.55,
a net interest cost of about 4.58%,
$644,000 5s.
Dated Dec.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958
1978 inclusive.
Principal and
payable
at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by O'Melveny
&
Myers, of Los Angeles.
1422—were awarded
to a group composed of Shields &
Co.;
Blair &
Co., Inc.;
Bear
Stearns & Co.; R. S. Dickson &
as
ized
1, 1957.
bonds offered Oct.
revenue
receive
side, until 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov.
for
the
4
purchase of $103,000
interest
incl.
Bond
Corn: Exchange
Goldman,
Co.,
Sequoia Hospital District, San
i?
Mateo County, Calif.
Sale—The $2,590,000 hos¬
,
Corp., F. S. Moseley & Co., Hemp¬
on
payable at the County Treas¬
urer's office, or at the County's
fiscal agency in New York City
or
Chicago.
The bonds are part
of the issue of $179,000,000 author¬
bids at his office in River¬
San Francisco.
ings'
May 1 from 1958
Principal and inter¬
Due
1983
to
&
approved
White, Weld & Co., Blair & Co.*
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Stone
&
Webster
Securities
Dated May
bonds.
Legal¬
by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
syndi¬
the
'
W
Oct.
County Treasurer's otfice.
ity
15,1979.
of
members
Chemical
inclusive.
1982
to
1, 1957.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the?!
Bank, of New York, C. J. bevmfc
est
will
Clerk,
County
nat,
sealed
Other
cate:
$20,000,000
of
purchase
1953.
1,
1977
...Dated
Due
Due Nov.
500,000 Is.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Ostly,
Control
Flood
Banning Union High Sch. Dist.,
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond Offering—G. A. Pequeg-
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Sale
Bond
14—v.
San
Co.,
Angeles County Flood Control
Due on Oct. 1 from
30,000 3V2s.
.
on Novii 15
from 1967 to 1978 inclusive.- •
3V2S.
6,000,000
the
for
basis of about 3.74%.
Gadsden, Ala.
water
the First
to
Trust
&
and Hill Richards &
jointly, as 3%s, at 100.01, a
Co.,
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 5
Francisco,
to
Warrant Sale—An issue of $30,school
Bank
approved
Myers,
of
Legality
Bond Offering—Harold J.
186, p.
15—v.
Oct.
awarded
1675—were
N.
District
Calif.
Sale—The $300,000 school
offered
bonds
Alabama
000
-
a
Stuart
Nov. 12 for the
on
Angeles.
Contra Costa County,
Bond
Centreville),
O.
$3,500,000 5s. Due on Nov. 15 from
1960 to 1966 inclusive.
'
M
O'Melveny
school building bonds.
(P.
County
by
Los
(PST)
a.m.
Los
lanta, Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
Dumas,
of
Alhambra Union High School Dist.,
and 4%
Sept.
Williams,
&
CALIFORNIA
general obligation
public improvement bonds was
sold to a group composed of the
Trust Company of Georgia, At¬
by
Smith
Mehafl'y,
Little Rock.
Western
Bond Sale—An issue of
Legality approved by
terest A-O.
Auburn, Ala.
3%%
April 1, 1957. Due on April
inclusive. In¬
Dated
Note Sale—An
purchase
of
$1,097,000
general
obligation sanitary bonds. Dated
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
1966 to
1995 inclusive.
Interest
r
syndicate headed by Halsey,
& Co., Inc., Phelps, ,Fenn
& Co., and Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, Chicago,.at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
3.52%, as follows:
9
to
until
tors, will receive sealed bids
Due on-Octr 1 from
1976 inclusive."
"
Woodland
School District,
Yolo
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
1422—were
Bank
Trust
ciation,
of
Witter
&
15—v. 186, p.
to a group
awarded
of
composed
National
$378,000 school
Oct.
&
of
Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Staats
& Co.;
J. Barth
Stone
&
America
Savings
Asso¬
San Francisco; Deari
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Youngberg;
Wm. R.
& Co.)
Lawson,
Levy;.Williams and Stern; Irving
Lundborg & Co., and C. N. White
Volume 186
Number
5683
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronlcte
.
.
(1783)
fy.
Go.,
100.002,
at
cost of about
$53,000 5%s.- Due
•
1958
.
to
160,000
Oct.
on
3*4 s.
Oct. 15 from
Due
15, 1965.
Oct.
on
National
and
15
3*4s.
Due
the underwriters.
The bonds
CONNECTICUT
Authority,
lien
Danbury (P. O. Danbury), Conn.
Bond Sale—The
$150,000 high¬
construction
Oct.
15
—v.
bonds
186,
of
—
Tucker, Anthony & R.
3.40&, at 100.17, a basis
of about 3.36%. • y ,!
Day,
the
of
awarded to
L.
payable
with
from
the
Board
and
prior
a
received
under
of
University
Georgia
were
obligations of the
are
rentals
on
lease
offered
1550
p.
Atlanta,
Exchange
City.
Legality
Sibley,
Troutman,
Smith, of Atlanta, for
Meadow &
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
way
the
at
of
Corn
York
Spalding,
15
uct.
oil
New
Bank
Union Trust
Legality
a
Cook
Note
at
of
income
the
Bond
'
.
Offering
until
11
Note
Thomas
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
utilities tax
.
L.
an¬
bids
Equitable
7
Smith,
$30,000,000
received
were
the
foregoing bonds when
originally offered on May 9.
H. Morton &
Pomp-ano Beach, Fla.
Certificate
Sale
—
public improvement
tificates
offered
The
Oct.
15—v.
:p. 1550—were awarded to
Johnson,
186,
&
Co..
Inc.,
and
Wells & Co., at 97.69,
est cost of about
4Vis.
$157,000
net inter¬
Due
follows:
as
Nov.
on
-
Leach, Newman, Brown & Co.,
Schaff & Jones, Inc., First South¬
eastern Corp., J. H. Hilsman & Co.,
J.
W. Tindall & Co., Varnedoe,
Chisholm & Co., Interstate Secu¬
rities
Corp.,
Tillman-Whitaker
Co., and Hoffman-Walker Co.
Mullaney,
a
4.54%*
1
Due
HAWAII
Kauai
1968 to 1979 inclusive.
GEORGIA
Bond
.water
and
bonds
was
O.
as
$164,000 5s. Due
June
1982
until 2 p.m.
follows:
on
from
15,
The
C
1957
1,
bonds
and
dated
are
callable
are
Oct.
of
as
June
Principal and
interest
payablcf at the Trust Com¬
pany of Georgia, of Atlanta. Le¬
gality approved by Spalding, Sib¬
ley, Troutman, Meadow & Smith,
South
Bank.
sealed
Milledge
City Clerk,
bids
Oct.
on
until
for
29
I, 1957.
on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of
$647,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due on
interest
Citizens
(J-J)
and
after
Nov.
interest
and
bonds
was
to " Robinson-
J-J.
Legality, approved
inclusive.
Interest
the
by
Fulton National Bank, of Atlanta.
Bond
Sale—An
recreation
issue
bonds
$112,000
4h>s.
1969
Dated
and
to
1973
$200,sold
April
inclusive.
inclusive.
Bank, of Atlanta.
Legality approved by Kelley and
Mobley, of Atlanta.
Authority,
Building
Ga.
Bond
Sale—A syndicate headed
,by Blyth & Co., Inc., and the Rob¬
inson-Humphrey
chased
000,000
on
Oct.
Co.,
16
revenue
an
or
by
Inc.,
pur¬
issue of $6,-
bonds
186,
—v.
—
Dec.
on
incl.
186,
at
1550—were awarded to
of B. J. Van
Co., Bacon, Whipple &
and Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
price of 100.009, a net inter¬
a
$710,000 41/2S.
follows:
Dec. 1 from
4.47%,
Due
on
as
1958 to 1993 inclusive.
;
Due
from 1959
1
Principal and inter¬
Certificate
;
as'; 4?/2S.
the
Bond
Offering — E. Schultz,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
will
receive
sbaled
bids
tion,
until
Oct.
30
for
the
purchase of
$270,000 building bonds.
Franklin
County School District
(P. O. Benton), III.
No. 47
Bond Sale—An issue of $137,000
building bonds was sold to Quail
& Company, of Davenport, as fol¬
of
purchase
5s.
Due
Due
Jan.
on
1
of
$20,000,000
certificates
Dated
Dec.
1,
Dec. 1 from 1963 to
on
...
.
from
Offering
Campbell, City Clerk, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. CST) on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of $440,000
water
revenue
1, 1957.
Due
bonds.
on
of Dec.
1, 1973.
Dated
Dec. 1 from
1958 to 1997 inclusive.
Callable
as
Principal and in¬
terest
payable at a bank in Chi¬
cago or St. Louis.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.; Brown
Bros. Harriman &
Co.; City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust
Co., of Kan¬
sas
City, and Blewer, Glynn &
Co., at a price of 100.02, a net in¬
terest cost of about
3.03%, as fol¬
28
for
p.m.
the
sewerage
ment
8
purchase
on
on
callable
Principal and
-
Community
Sale—An issue of $58,000
1959
bonds.
est
thereafter
1, 1967.
Due
to
Nov.
on
1
90,000 334s.
Due
1,780,000 3s.
Nov. 1, 1963.
on
Due
on
Nov. 1 from
1964 to 1977 inclusive.
callable
as
of
(M-N) payable at the St. Louis
Due
(P. O. R.R. 4, Morrison), III.
Offering—Elwyn W. Nice,
Bond
Secretary of Board
will
9
receive
of
Education,
sealed
bids
until
(CST) on Oct. 24 for the
purchase of $195,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due
a.m.
Dec.
on
1
clusive.
from
1958
Principal
to
1973
in¬
interest
and
(J-D) payable at
the
gality
place mutually
the purchaser
a
between
Board
Education.
of
approved
by
Le¬
Charles
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Counties
Community Unit Sch. Dist. No.
271 (P. O. Lee Center), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
4%%,
purchase of $179,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1958
to
1971
incl.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Chapman &
semi-annually from July
Bond
ceive
of
1959 to
of St. Louis.
Logan and Tazewell Counties
Community Unit Sch. District
No. 21 (P. O. Harlsburg),
Illinois
Bond Sale—An issue of
$260,000
school
a
building bonds was sold to
group headed by the Mercantile
Trust
Graydon
sealed
bids
until
Oct. 30 for the
on
8
re¬
p.m.
purcnase
follows:
as
$80,000 School Township bonds.
45,000 Civil Township bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due semiannually from July 1, 1958 to July
1, 1977 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the State
Bank
of
Oxford.
Legality
proved
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
>
ap¬
Ice
&
Penn
Township School Building
Corporation (P. O. Mishawaka),
Indiana
Bond
Offering—J.
Lloyd
Mos-
Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
29 for the purchase of
$3,600,000
first
mortgage
revenue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
July 1
from 1960 to 1987 inclusive. Call¬
able
St.
July
on
and
1, 1964. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
interest
Joseph
Bank
&
Trust
Com¬
of South Bend. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
pany,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Note—No
the
bids
received
were
foregoing
Company, of St. Louis, as
a price of 100.06, a basis
Township Civil Township
(P. O. Mount Vernon), Ind.
Township Civil Township
(P. O. Mount Vernon), Ind.
Offering
receive
sealed
Leonard
—
Township
will
Trustee,
until
bids
2
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 29 for the purchase
of $233,000 school bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1957.
Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1977
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Peoples Bank
&
Trust Co., Mount Vernon. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Griffith
School
(CDST)
on
Oct. 21
for the
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indiana¬
polis.
Lynn
Township Civil Township
(P. O. Mount Vernon), Ind.
Bond Offering—Ivan
Township
000
school
Alldredge,
will
Trustee,
Cord, Ice
apolis.
aid
&
receive
bonds.
Miller,
Dated
of
Oct.
Indian¬
Township Civil Township
(P. O. Mount Vernon), Ind.
Bond
Offering
—
Marguerite
Orth, Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive
of about <3.38%.
(CST)
sealed
on
on
Oct.
bids
Oct.
29
until
for
until
29
for
school
Oct.
1957.
1,
Schmitzer,
will receive
p.m.
(CST)
the purchase of
Trustee,
bids
$38,000
from July
aid
2
bonds.
Dated
Due semi-annually
1958 to Jan. 1, 1977
1,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Peoples Bank
& Trust Co., Mount Vernon.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
Offering — Raymond
Thomas, City Controller, will
ceive
sealed
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
bids
until
2
F.
re¬
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 30 for the purchase
$250,000
municipal
bonds..
Dated
Oct, 1, 1957.
Due semi"
annually from July 1, 1958 tp
July 1, 1977 incl. Interest J-J. Le¬
of
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ind.
Tipton,
Bond
Offering—Mary A. Ram¬
say, Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 30 for the purchase of
000
bonds,
$10,000
as
$565,r
follows:
sewage
works
refunding
and
improvement
revenue,
refunding bonds. Due on Feb.
from 1958 to
1
1962 inclusive.
555,000 sewage works refunding
and
improvement
revenue,
Due on
improvement bonds.
Feb.
1
from 1959 to
clusive.
1,
Maars
3.40s, at
Township
sealed
Terre Haute, Ind.
Rist,
Secretary
of
Board
of
School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.
Bond Offering—Otto
Town, Ind.
1, 1957. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1958 to July 1, 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Peoples
Bank & Trust Co., Mount Vernon.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
from
W.
—
$135,000 bonds,
Black
1957.
Jan. 1
Offering
Miller, Township Trustee, will
bonds
when
originally offered on March 5.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of $34,-
on
1,
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Township (P. O.
Oxford), Ind.
for
4%%
and
47/8%
school
funding bonds was sold to Harry
J.
Wilson & Co.
Dated Aug. 1,
Due
(C3T) pn Oct. 29
$378,000 school
&
sive.
incl.
D.
Peoples Bank & Trust Co., Mount
Vernon.
Legality
approved
by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
15, 1957.
Due semi-annually on
July 15 from 1959 to 1963 inclu¬
1977
Robert
—
1958 to July 1, 1981 ind.
and interest
(CST)
Whiteside County
Community Con¬
solidated School District No. 149
1959
Dated Nov.l,
Principal and inter¬
bids until 2 p.m.
from
sold
was
the
to
Offering
Bayer, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
1962 inclusive.
White-Phillips Co. Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
5% school building bonds
to
of
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
District, Ind.
Bond
Oak Grove
$330,000 4s.
purchase of $45,000 school
improvement bonds.
Dated Oct.
Oct.
are
are
Bond
$80,000
extension and improve¬
revenue
1957.* Due
(CDST)
Mount Vernon Metropolitan School
lows:
Bond Offering—William O.
County
by
of
Mixler,
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957,.
Bank, of New York;
Co.; Hallgarten &
Bond
W.
sealed
Dec.
&
Exchange
Mounts,
Charles
—
Ice
Point
1977 incl. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
Bond
Offering—J. J. Volkert,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
McCord,
Indianapolis.
INDIANA
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Columbia, III.
bids until
a
from
1
Jan.
on
H err in, III.
Bond
Sealed
—
inclusive.
1982
.
Due
to
Bank & Trust Co., Mount
Vernon.
Legality approved
for the purchase of
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
1
revenue
indebtedness.
1957.
16—v.
Cutler, of Chicago.
75,000
bonds.
Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1,
1977 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Peo¬
sey,
of St. Louis.
III.
Offering
works
Oct.
awarded
Winnebago County School District
No. 113 (P. O. Rockford), 111.
Bond Offering—James A. Ring,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 23 for the
bids will be received until Nov. 13
water
1423—were
p.
DuPftge County School District No.
44 (P. O. Lombard), III.
bidder.
school
group composed of Chemical Corn
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
successful
Dec. 1, 1994.
on
Chicago,
.
offered
and
p.
&
Ingen
Co.*
bonds
sewer
agreeable
group- composed
a
and
1, 1967.
Due
Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 7 (P.O.
Mount Vernon), III.
Nov:
of Nov.
1977
Dated Dec.
Oct. 10
Bonds due in 1968
as
$2,520,000
school building bonds.
age revenue bonds offered
in
\
Oct.
Jefferson
1977 inclusive.
1968 and thereafter
on
sewer¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1
from 1958 to 1982 incl. Bonds diie
.
Springfield Sanitary District (P. O.
Springfield), III.
Bond Sale
The
$2,200,000
S.
$750,000
for
1,. 1957.
University System
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
28 for the purchase of
Lee, Ogle and DeKalb
National
1
Aurora
approved
Bond Sale—The
40,000 41/4S.
1
Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
First
City
William
—
Belvidere, III.
-
to
April 1 from
on
bank
a
agreed upon
and the pur¬
Legality
follows:
on
1968
Due
Oct.
as
Due
from 1.959 to
88,000 4%s.
of
was
Byron Brooke & Co.,
in
mutually
est cost of about
Summervtlle, Ga.
.
000
or
Principal and
1977.
the
revenue
.
to
Offering
Scovill, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
1, 1957.
ap¬
proved by Charles &
Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Savings Bank,
Chicago, White-Phillips Co., and
Farwell, Chapman & Co., as 3V4S,
at 100.56, a basis of about
3.16%.
DuPage County School District No.
46 (P. O.
Elmhurst), III.
$71,000
Ross,
Legality
composed of
group
of
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
55
ples
of St. Louis.
Humphrey Co., Inc., as 5s. Dated
Sept. 1, 1957.. Due on Jan. 1 from
1985
on
.
1965
a
chase
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1977 inclu¬
sive.
Interest J-J.
the Harris Trust &
parking
Dated May
Callable
chaser.
sold
to
(CDST)
of
vehicle
between
National
sewerage
awarded
\
building bonds was
sold to Benjamin Lewis &
Co., of
Chicago. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due
1959 to 1971 inclusive.
Nov. 1 from 1958
trust, company
or
Bond Sale—An issue of $275,000
water
1,
premium
a
Illinois
G.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Smyrna, Ga.
,,,\
on
plus
Hutzler,
Sale—The $1,000,000 road
offered
Oct.
15
were
purchase
.'(M-N) payable at
Chicago,
payable at the
Bank, Athens*,.
*
Due
1987' inclusive
to
July
Principal
Southern
p.m.
system reveaue bonds.
County Board
and
2.69%,
&
Bond
Bond
school
Dean Witter &
2.60%.
County (P. O. Sycamore),
receive
will
the
$600,000. motor
of Education until
5
taking
and $100,-
lows:
Aurora, III.
—
William
Konrad,
Ave., Athens), Ga.
X from 1959 to 1981 incl.
ap¬
Offering
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be rece-^ed by the
(EST)
at
$62,000 4%s.
-
noon
Legality
ILLINOIS
County School District
394
15 from
Principal
of New York City.
Bond
O.
Sept.
on
inclusive.
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
Atlanta.
(P.
1986
mentioned
1.972.
Clarke
to
Chicago,
DeKalb
and interest payable at the County
Treasurer's office, or at the above-
1,
(J-D)
of
Due
1957.
1962
1983 to 1987 inclusive.
^
Nov. 6 for
on
purchase'. of $331,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
from
inclusive.
'
86,000 5Vis. Due
(EST)
the
1
June 1
on
Ahana,
receive
will
Exchange Bank, Corporate Trust
Dept. 30 Broad St., New York 15,
-
Humphrey Co., Inc.,
C.
K.
—
Treasurer,
.
Co.,
of $16.
bonds
$290,000
43A%
(J-J) payable at a Chicago
banking institution designated by
Lihue),
bids at the Chemical Corn
sealed
$250,000
sewerage
revenue
sold to the Robinson
1959 to
Offering
County
Calhoun, Ga.
Bond Sale—An issue of
at
1
No. 99 (P. O.
Hillcrest), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
(P.
County
Hawaii
,
Chicago,
est
Nov. 1 from
on
000
to
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
293,000 4.40s.
as
2.58%.
$100,000 at 2.50%
&
a group
^composed of Barcus, Kindred &
Co., Atwill & Co., Stranahan, Har¬
ris
Co., Courts & Co., E.
Lane,
Space
Corp.,
Byron Brooke & Co., Sterne, Agee
cer¬
Co.,
I- 60,000 Salomon Bros.
Corporation,
Co., Goldman,
&
F. Hutton & Co.
$450,000
revenue
Trust
Securities
Barney
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Blair
& Co.; Inc., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
First of Michigan Corporation, W.
for
&
Trust
ap¬
Sachs & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, White, Weld &
bonds.
revenue
No
—
Nov,
on
of
State
Other members of the syndicate:
that bids will be received
nounces
for
of Regents,
including
propriations.
-
Commissioner
—
of Finance Dallas
awarded
200,000 to Chicago National
Bank, Chicago, at 2.40%.
200,000 to City National Bank &
Authority.
The
lease
stipulates
that
such
paid to the Authority by
Board of Regents shall be a
first operating; charge on any and
all monies received by the Board
Jacksonville, Fla.
.
,
$1,010,000 notes
were
Saline and Gallatin Cbunties Community Consolidated Sch. District
on
Bank
the
'
15
«
rentals
FLORIDA
V
Oct.
follows:
agreement
as
Sale—The
$300,000 to LaSalle National Bank,
Chicago, at 2.45%.
250,000
to
American
National
Regents
other
&
County Housing Authority\
(P. O. Chicago), III.
offered
System
from
Company, St. Louis.
approved
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
approved by Bird & Howell, of
Atlanta, for the Authority, and
from 1966 to 1972 inclusive.
145,0(X>
payable
Chemical
Bank,
inclusive.
Due
(M-N)
First
follows:
as
on
1964
20,000 4s.
interest
net
a
3.49%,
interest
The
1957.
Callable
1982
as
of
in¬
Feb.
1968.
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Citizens National
of Tipton.
Legality ap¬
Bank
proved
by Ross,
McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ice
&
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
Dec.
IOWA
Due on Dec. 1
inclusive.
1957.
1,
from 1959 to 1977
Ames, Iowa
Offering
Bond
W. Pra-
will
receive
Dec.
from
bids until 8 p.m.
and oral
sealed
220,000
John
—
Clerk,
City
ther,
Dec.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
(CST) on Oct.
22
for the purchase of $27,000
street construction bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
Legality
of
supple¬
foregoing
Note—The
in our issue of
14—v. 186, p, 1676.
the
ments
Oct.
report
1958.
cate
—
Oct.
16—v.
&
Offering
Bond
Clerk,
bids
until 11
29
(CST)
a.m.
on
bonds
Oct.
Due
bonds.
1959
Aug.
on
Due
on
Dec.
Wide School District No.
The
bonds
Nov.
dated
are
1,
Due
Legality approved by StinThomson, McEvers &
Eizzell, of Kansas City.
1957.
Dec.
on
1972
(J-D) payable at the office of the
Parish School Board Treasurer, or
at any
KENTUCKY
bank specified by the pur¬
chaser.
Ballard bounty (P. O.
1 from 1958 to
Wichliffe),
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Kentucky
y
Bond Offering—Fannie E.
Washington Parish, Mount Hermon
District (P. O. Franhlinton),
Viets,
Sch.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Louisiana
bids until 8:30
a.m. (CST) on Oct.
purchase of $125,000
building revenue bonds.
school
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
able
Bond
the
for
22
as
of April 1, 1963.
Call¬
for the
Principal
bonds.
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
State
Bank,
Wickliffe.
Legality
approved
Joseph
by
on
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
Jason
receive
Wesley,
sealed
bids until 6:30 p. m. (CST) on Oct.
22
the
for
purchase
of
$36,000
assessment
improvement
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1
from
of
as
to
1959
Nov.
incl.
1976
1962.
1,
Callable
as
interest
(M-N)
the
Farmers
National
Bank
Danville.
Wyatt,
Legality approved
Grafton
&
Grafton,
of
by
of
Louisville.
LOUISIANA
Calcasieu
Parish
School
District
No. 21 (P.O. Lake Charles), La.
Bond
Sale—The $660,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 186,
1312—were awarded to
Equitable Securities Corh.
p.
LaFourche
Parish
(P.
the
O.
Thibodaux), La.
Bond
Offering—^G. G. Zimmer¬
Secretary
of
the
Parish
Jury, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Dec.
11 for the purchase of $1,540,000
man,
Police
public improvement bonds,
as
fol¬
lows:
$250,000
Dec.
from
100,000
Series
1,
A
1957.
1959
Series
to
B
bonds.
Due
on
1977
1
inclusive.
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
purchase of $50,000 school
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
31-js.
500,000 sewerage bonds as 3Iks.
10,000,000 funding bonds as 3J/-;S.
National
Legal¬
the
at
and
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
21, 1957
Company.
pany; R. H. Moulton &
Branch Banking & Trust
Co.,
Fitzpatrick, Sulli¬
van
&
Co.;
Laird, Bissell
&
Meeds; Eldredge & Co., Inc.; E. F.
Hutton
&
Company; Bartow
Leeds & Co.; King, Quirk & Co.,
Wilson, N. C.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
& Co.; Townsend, Dabney
and Tyson; Spencer Trask & Co.;
Fidelity Union Trust Company,
Inc.;
Rand
Newark; Chas. E.
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
Inc.;
Robert Winthrop & Co.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W,
Baird & Co., Inc.; American Secu¬
rities Corp.; Baker, Watts & Co.;
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; California
Inc.;
(Commonwealth of)
Sale
various
The
—
$63,500,000
improvement
capital
offered
Oct.
15—v.
1551—were awarded to
a
186,
p.
M.
Atlas National Bank
Dated
Weeks, Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., Hemphill, Noyes
&
Co., Coffin & Burr, Dick &
Merle-Smith, Schoellkopf, Hutton
& Pomeroy;
Hayden, Stone & Co., Ira Haupt
& Co., F. W, Craigie & Co., Hirsch
& Co., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Third Na¬
White & Company;
D.
tional B^nk in Nashville; Wa¬
chovia iBank and Trdst Company,
Winston-Salem.
O. East
Middelsex County (P.
Cambridge), Mass.
Sale —The $300,000 notes
Oct.
offered
186, p. 1676—
the
Second
15—v.
awarded
were
to
Bank- State Street Trust
Co., Bos¬
ton, at 2.07% discount.
Northboro-Southboro Regional Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Northboro), Mass.
$150,000 school
Oct. 15—v. 186, p.
Bond Sale—The
offered
bonds
1676
—
W.
to
awarded
were
at 100.30, a basis
as 3:!<is,
of about 3.70%.
jointly,
.
Other
members
the
of
Saugus, Mass.
syndi¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co.; Chemical
Exchange Bank; Blyth &
Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
15 to
Sachs &
April 15, 1958.
Bank
and
Trust
Com¬
;
.
.
WestReldi Mass.
Co.; Continental Illinois
Bond
-
of Chicago; The Northern
Trust Company; C. J. Devine &
awarded to Goldman,
Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co;; Drexel
16
water
were
3.21c;
-
Co.; The Philadelphia National
Bank; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; L.
F. Rothschild & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Beane; The First National
Bank
of
White, Weld &
Co.; Seattle-First National Bank;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; F. S. Moseley
&
Stone
Boston;
Co.;
&
Shields
& Company;
Webster Securities
Cor¬
poration; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; The First National Bank
of Portland, Ore.
The
of
St.
Boatmen's
Louis;
A.
National
3V4S, at 100.19, a* basis of about
as
&
Bank
C.
Sachs & Co.,
Nov.
Dated
1957.
1,
Due-on
inclu¬
1958 to1 1971
from
Nov.
I
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
Bartlett
Ely,
Crown, of Bos-
&
ton.
'V
;
0
Woburn, Mass.
Bond Offering—Michael J. Cur-
City Treasurer, will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (DST)
$1,-
ran,
sealed
on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of
bonds,
110,000
Nov.
follows:
as
Due
bonds.
school
$960,000
150,000
Nov.
clusive.
The
Due
sewer bonds.
1 from 1958 to
-
bonds
on
1972 in¬
,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
1957.
Thorndike,.
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
Palmer
!
MICHIGAN
Belleville, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
■
$113,000 special
assessment and general obligation
bonds
offered
1424—were
Oct.
7—v.
186,
MacArthur &
Co.
Bentley Community School
District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
.
building bonds offered Oct. 14—
v.
186, p. 1676—were awarded to
John Nuveen & Co., and Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co.,. jointly,
at
100.02, a net interest cost
4.39%, as follows:
of about
$160,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
185,000 4V4S.
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
Co.; City National Bank & Trust
Co.,
Kansas
City,
Mo.;
F.
S.
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on Oct. 23 for the pur¬
chase
of
$430,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 15, 1957. Due on Nov.
15
from
if,"
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
Smithers
&
Co.; Weeden & Co.,
Inc.; Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
r>ay; Commerce Trust Company,
Kansas City, Mo.; Wood, Struthers
p.
awarded to Kenower,
155,000 4}-2S. Due on July 1
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
c/o
by
&
approved
Legality
Boston.
Cross, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill &
bids
1,
Nov.
dated
are
Merchants
sealed
B.
on
in¬
1 from 1958 to 1977
clusive.
ceive
Howard
by
approved
Legality
Capen, Town Treasurer, will re¬
—
of
able at the First National Bank
Boston.
Reynolds & Co.; R. S. Dickson
&
Company, Inc.; Roosevelt &
Offering
;
,
Sale—-The $137,000
pany
"
.
' "
bonds offered Oct
main
Due
discount.
2.25%
at
Boston,
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Salo¬
mon
Bros. & Hutzler; Goldman,
National
notes was sold on Oct.
National Shawmut Bank of
highway
Corn
Co.,
Sale—An issue of $24,000
Note
cate:
&
Bond
E,
Co., and Weeden & Co.,
Hutton &
—
&
Inc.; Rocklandof Boston; R.
Co.,
&
Pollock
Allyn and
Company Inc.; Equitable Secu¬
rities Corporation; B. J. Van InBroohline, Mass.
Chapman & Cutler, of .Chicago.
Bond Sale—The $105,000 skat¬
gen & Co. Inc.; G. H. Walker &
MARYLAND
ing ring bonds offered Oct. 16 Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Hemp¬
were awarded to George P. Fogg
hill, Noyes & Co.; Barr Brothers
Maryland State Roads Commission
& Co.; Coffin & Burr Inc.; Dean
& Co., as 3.10s, at 100.14, a basis
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Witter
&
of about 3.07%.
Co.; Dick & MerleBond
Sale
The
$15,000,000
Smith; Adams, McEntee & Co.,
State highway construction bonds
Dated
Nov. 1,
1957.
Due on
Inc.; Bache & Co.; Baxter & Com¬
offered Oct. 15—v. 186, p. 1551— Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
pany; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
were
awarded
to
a
Principal and interest pay¬
syndicate sive.
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Hall¬
headed by Eastman Dillon, Union
able at the First National Bank,
garten & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
Securities & Co., at a price of par, of Boston.
Legality approved by
Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co. Inc.
a net interest cost of about
3.50%, Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co,. Inc.;
as follows:
Rugg, of Boston.
Kean, Taylor & Co.; Alex. Brown
$2,400,000 5s. Due on Oct. 1 from Buckland-Shelburne Regional Sch. & Sons; First of Michigan Corp.;
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Clark
District (P. O. Buckland), Mass.
Dodge & Co.; Dominick
2,600,000 3V2S.
Due on Oct. 1
& Dominick; Stroud & ' Com¬
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
pany,
Incl;
Estabrook
&
Co.;
bonds offered Oct. 9—v. 186, p.
10,000,000 3.40s. Due on Oct. 1,
Ira
Haupt &
Co.; Schoellkopf,
1551
were awarded to a
group
1972.
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Hayden,
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Other members of the syndi¬
Stone & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; LaidInc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co., and
cate: Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
law & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as
C. J. Devine & Co., White, Weld
Inc.; Lee Higginson Corporation;
3.70s, at 100.05, a basis of about
& Co., Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Marine
3.69%.
Trust Company of Western New
Hallgarten & Co., Lee Higginson
Canton, Mass.
York; Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
Corp., A. C. Allyn & Co., Hornblower
McCormick & Co.; A.
Kidder & Co., Inc.; Wm, E.
Company;
consoli¬
syndicate headed by Chase
Bank, First National
City Bank, Bankers Trust Co., all
of New York City, First National
Bank of Chicago, Lehman Bros.,
First Boston Corp., and Phelps,
Form & Co., as 3^s, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 3.49%. "
of Chicago, C. J.
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, A. C.
Allyn
&
Co.,
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Ladenburg, Thal¬
mann & Co., First National Bank*
of Portland, Marine Trust Com¬
pany of Western New York, Buf¬
falo, Hayden, Stone & Co., W. H.
Morton & Co., Win. Blair & Co.,
Gregory & Sons, Wood, Struthers
&
Co., R. II, Moulton & Co.,
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Kansas
City, Courts & Co.,
Bartow, Leeds & Co., Third Na¬
tional Bank in Nashville, Wood,
Gundy & Co., National City Bank,
of Cleveland, Fulton Reid & Co.,
Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.,
McDonald-Morre & Co., McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co.,
DempscyTegeler & Co., Ferris & Co., John
Small
&
Co.,
and Arthur
L.
Wright & Co.
Trust
Southwest
Tripp & Co., Inc.; First
Manhattan
Continental Illinois National Bank
Devine
Courts & Co.;
Bank, Los Angeles;
Note
Bond
State Bank,
Weigold & Co.,
National
Newark;
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Massachusetts
The Ohio
Blair & Com¬
Gregory & Sons;
Company; William
approved
ity
syndicate:
Other members of the
&
payable
Principal
& Co.;
—
Principal
payable at
and
Magee,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the office of the Treas¬
urer of the Parish School
Board,
or
at any bank specified by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Danville, Ky.
Bond
W.
Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclu¬
sive.
R.
Rubin, of Louisville.
City
\
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 14
Oct. 1
Citizens
Offering —R.
5s.
500,000 bridge construction bonds
160
Principal and interest
inclusive.
Mag,
f*>ri,
f
Monday, October
.
.
3 V2s.
as
Secretary of the Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
7
for
the purchase of $185,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
clusive.
as
interest
40
Boston,
dated
1,000,000 parking facilities bonds
shaw,
785,000 hospital bonds. Due on
;
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
5s.
1,000,000
school
building and
land acquisition bonds as 3^s.
(P. O. Leesville), L*t\
Bond Offering — Curtis
Brad-
clusive.
as
of
inclusive.
1966
to
bonds
1
'
50,000 airport bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
5s.
1,500,000
school
building and
land acquisition bonds as Sl-js.
Parish, Ward Three Ward
Vernon
inclusive.
1968
to
sewer
1 from
as
bonds
from 1993 to 1997 inclusive.
and
paving
$200,674.89
4.10s.
760,000
syndi¬
1
on Dec.
from 1969 to 1992 inclusive.
<574.89 bonds, as
a
by the
500,000 extraordinary repairs
inclusive.
Due
4s.
to
186, p.
500,000 public ways construction
from'
Due on Dec. 1
1968
to
1,930,000
$1,035,-
purchase of
follows:
the
for
1960
awarded
headed
bonds
$310,000 5s.
Fisher,
C.
H.
—
16—v.
receive
Water
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
Oct. 22 for the purchase of
$45,000 water bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958
Bank
mut
$500,000 Departmental equipment
cost
will receive sealed
City
Due Oct. 23,
Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City, J. P.
Morgan & Co., Inc., Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., and Drexel & Co., at a price
of 100.03, a net interest cost of
about 3.56%, as follows:
lows:
Lawrence, Kan.
Oct.
V. Wal¬
City Treasurer, will
ker,
sealed bids at the National Shaw-
Boston, Mass.
—
The $16,000,000
1551—were
Co., at 100.03, a net inter¬
of about 4.06%, as fol¬
ton
Haverhill, Mass.
Offering—Helen
Bond
of
Sale
offered
Legal¬
Taxatioxi.
v
/
1958
from
approved by Massachusetts
Department of Corporations and
State
purchase
6, 1957.
Bond
p.
est
KANSAS
Dated Nov.
inclusive.
group
Chicago.
the
1
Principal and
Bank of Boston.
120
the
for
23
Due seri¬
1551—were awarded to a
composed of First National
City Bank, of New York; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Roosevelt & Cross; Bacon, Stev¬
enson & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Ladd Dinkins & Co., and Harring¬
186,
of
Oct.
on
ity
sealed
$302,000 State-aided project notes.
bonds
offered
bonds
school
Legality ap¬
1967.
Sale
Board,
Oct.
on
Orleans), La.
The $3,000,000
New
O.
(P.
Bond
office
the
at
School District
Parish
Oleans
Due on Dec. 1 from
1.953 to 1972 inclusive. Bonds due
In 1968 and thereafter are callable
1,
R.
Alfred
bonds.
ally from 1958 to 1969
purchase of $765,000
revenue
bonds. / Dated
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
—
bids
dated Oct. 1, 1957
are
inclusive.
National
receive
will
Chairman,
as 4.20s, at a price
basis of about 4.12%.
interest payable at the Merchants
Tremont
Street, Boston, until noon (DST)
the purchase of $12,-
for
000 water works
the
Dec.
31
Oct.
Dec. l, 1957.
of
Offering
a
mature
1977
to
Offering—Louis E. Stuart,
Note
Housing
Ryder, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on
Clerk, will receive sealed and oral
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
as
Kees.
100.59,
The notes
Massachusetts
Oberlin, La.
Waoerly, Iowa
electric
186, p.
Bond
Offering—Ray Hoth, City
of
and
public
Sale—An issue of $80,000
was sold to Tyler &
notes
Co., of Boston,
Amesbury Housing Authority,
bonds offered Oct.
1203—were awarded
to Ducournau &
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
sewer
Co.
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The $450,000
improvement
16—v.
Dudley, Mass.
Note
Mullaney, Wells & Co., R.
D. White & Co., G. C. Haas & Co.,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
and Baumgartner & Downing &
Co.,
Natchitoches), La.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
for
Co., Dreyfus & Co.,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., Blunt El¬
lis & Simmons, Arthur L. Wrigm
MASSACHUSETTS
Natchitoches Parish
sen,
Legality
approved
by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
&
Courts
of
Bank
Boston.
& Co.;
Donnell
National
Merchants
the
Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., G. H.
vValker & Co., Rand & Co., Mc¬
&
Orleans.
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Bond Offering—N. A. Christen-
28
New
of
Principal and interest payable at
Cross, W. E. Hutton
Roosevelt &
&
re¬
are
Judell,
&
Cox
Foley,
of Des Moines.
Bond
Due on Feb. 1
1978 inclusive.
quested on callable and non-call¬
able bonds. Legality approved by
Hassett,
by William L.
approved
_
proposals
Alternate
1957. Due on June 1 from
to
1967 inclusive.
Legality
Dated
bonds.
4
1958.
1,
from 1959 to
Nov. 1,
1958
Series C bonds.
Dated
1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
1959 to 1977 inclusive.
Series
970,000
(CST) on Nov. 5 for the purchase
of
$113,000
special assessment
street improvement bonds. Dated
.
.
(1"C?)
Due on July 1 from
1977 to 1983
Vista
Buena
No.
5
Bond
from
inclusive.
Township
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
Sale—The $53,000 build¬
ing bonds
offered Oct. 15—v. 186,
Volume
186
Number 5683
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1785)
1676—were awarded to
p.
a
group
composed of Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.;
McDonald-Moore
and H. V. Sattley & Co.
&
Co.,
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
Carson City Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Offering — Carleton Wil¬
Bond
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 24
for
the
purchase
of
$550,000
son,
,
site
school
Dated
and
Oct.
•t* from
1,
1957.
1960
Callable
building
to
bonds.
Due on July
inclusive.
Marlette, Mich.
Bond
$95,000
of July
,
Rapid City), Mich.
Bond Offering—Coburn Tuller,
Township
Clerk,
\yill
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 21 for the purchase of $15,000
as
of
Bond
Offering
—
District, Mich.
Leo
C.
Gib¬
bons, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 23
for
the
purchase
of
$8°0 Oni)
school
building
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
1959 to 1985 inclusive. Callable
of June
as
Principal and in¬
payable at a banking
1, 1972.
terest (J-D)
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by' Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Fourth
Genesee
No.
6
Paddock
&
Class Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Genesee), Mich.
Offering
Bond
—
Fred
Funch,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 22 for the
purchase of $275,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1984
inclusive.
Bonds due in
Oct.
from
1
Oct.
on
1
1976
from
inclusive.
65,000
to
1983
from
on
in¬
1986
bonds,
sewer
1958
from
to
*
4%s,
$16,000
1984
-
storm
$20,000
due
to
1967
4V2s,
1968
due
1
inclusive;
Oct.
on
1975
to
for
Oct.
on
1
inclusive;
$17,000 4%s, due on Oct. 1
from 1976; to 1983
inclusive;
and $121,000 4*/2s, due on Oct.
1 from 1984 to
Marshall
No.
2
(P.
O.
Route
No.
2,
Marshall), Mich.
lin, Secretary of the
ucation, will receive sealed
bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 23 for
the purchase of $90,000 school site
and
building bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Due on April 1 from 1958
to
1975
inclusive.
Callable
of
as
Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
by
Muskegon County (P. O.
Muskegon), Mich.
Note
Sale —The
kegon, at 3% interest.
Sale
1677—were
composed
sewer
bonds
offered
Oct.
14—v.
awarded
of
pany, of St.
Offering —T.
Conway
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 24
of $250,000 school
refunding building and site bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on July
1
from
1958
to
1975
inclusive.
for the purchase
Callable
as
of July 1,
3.58%,
$95,000 4V2s. Due
1960 to
260,000 41/4
1963
as
1962.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at
banking institution desig¬
Bond
1968
1969 to
1973
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
3V2s. Due on April 1
from 1974 to 1986 inclusive.
1,120,000
Novi Community School District,
Michigan
Bond
were
bids
western
8
p.m.
(EST) on Oct.
purchase of $600,000
building and site bonds.
the
school
1
from
Callable
est
1, 1957.
1958
as
to
Due
1983
on
Legality
Stevens &
June
inclusive.
of June 1, 1968.
J-D.
Inter¬
approved
by
Moorman,
of
Detroit.
Sparta Area Consol. Sch. District,
Michigan
Bond
school
Sale —The
as
Oct.
were
awarded
10
—v.
to
186,
a
1425
p.
group
from
1,005,000
Due
—
com¬
& Co.,
1958 to
4y8s.
follows:
on
June
Dated Nov.
1
from
on
Clerk,
bids
to
Bonds due in
callable
are
5
re¬
Sueur
Counties
Sch. Dist.
obligation .bonds offered Oct. 14—
v. 186, p. 1425—were
awarded to a
group
composed
of the" North¬
National
Bank
of
Min¬
neapolis, Kalman & Co., American
National Bank of St. Paul, AllisonWilliams Co., First National Bank
of
Minneapolis,
and
Woodard-
Elwood Co., at 100.28, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.30%, as follows:
$50,000 3s.
1959
Due
on
1963
to
Due
1987
on
.1978 and thereafter
of
as
Feb.
1,
Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
Scott & Barber, of
Minneap¬
olis.
Due
Feb.
1
Feb.
on
June
from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
a
Hennepin County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 271
(P. O. Bloomington),
Minnesota
Bond Offering—Carlton C. Mil¬
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of
$700,000 school
building bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
1959 to 1981 inclusive. Bonds
due
in 1978 and thereafter
as of Feb.
1, 1968.
interest payable at
are
callable
Principal and
banking in¬
a
designated
by
the
suc¬
gen¬
MISSOURI
Kansas
to
a
group
Bank of Ada.
kuhr, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) 011
Nov. 5 for the purchase of
$65,000
drainage bonds.
Dated Nov.
1,
1957.
Due
Jan.
on
1 from
1959
to
1968 incl.
Principal and interest
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
&
Legality approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Proctor, Minn.
Bond Offering—C. George And¬
erson, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
until 5 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $55,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
Nov.
1, 1955.
1958
to
Due
Nov. 1 from
Principal and
on
incl.
1968
interest payable at a banking
stitution
Kansas City),
Salomon
designated
by
the
suc¬
White
Bond
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
NEBRASKA
000
(P,{Qr< Crawford), Neb. \
MISSISSIPPI
NEW
of
son,
Bay St. Louis), Miss.
Offering—A. C. Mitchell,
Bond
Clerk,
Harrison
offered
$62,000
drainage bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 17 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at a
banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
&
Benson,
of
Min¬
school
$500,000
tax
Sale-—An
anticipation
County (P. O. Gulf port),
186,
to
Leland
Town
bids
until
noon (CST)
on Oct. 21
purchase of $20,000 water
system bonds. Due serially
for the
works
from
to
1958
1962
inclusive.
&
Hill,
Offering—Joe
T.
Patter¬
Attorney General and ExSecretary of State Bond
Commission, will receive sealed
son,
bids
30 for the purchase of
Paul, at 3.50%
interest.
1
Bond
1
bids until
District
until
general
Dated
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Little Falls), Minn.
Offering —R.
noon
(CST)
for the purchase of
on
Oct. 28
$50,000 general
10
(CST)
obligation
Dec.
from
a.m.
Dist.
of
Hampton, N. H.
Dated
Nov.
able
Nov.
1
sive.
basis
a
from
1,
—
1957.
to
1958
Due
1977
Principal and interest
at
the
First
on
inclu¬
pay¬
National
Bank,
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
of
Boston.
Jaffrey, N. H.
Offering — J. Oren
Bond
Bel-
lette, Chairman of the Board of
bids
at
1,
1958
on
school
1957.
to
be
Bond
d°smnated
Commission,
proved
of
St.
d T
receive
First
sealed
National
Bank
Boston, Municipal Division, 45
St., Boston, until 11:30 a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 12 for the pur¬
chase
of
$193,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank of
Boston, or
Bank,
Jaffrey.
Legality aprpoved by
Storey,
Palmer
&
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
at the Monadbeck National
Bond
Keene, N. H.
Offering — Clare
City Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
c/o
Street, Boston, until
Oct.
on
22
$350,000
bonds.
on
for
E.
re¬
Merchants
(EDST)
purchase of
noon
the
municipal
Dated
Nov.
Nov.
15 from
parking lot
15, 1957. Due
1958 to
in¬
1977
Principal
Bank
of
bonds.
New
Hampshire (State of)
Sale—An issue of $2,000,follows:
as
State
$1,000,000
was
to
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton, at 2.15%, and $1,000,000 to the
Second
Bank-State
Co., at 2.179%.
NEW
Street
Trust
Due Jan. 15, 1958.
JERSEY
Bellmawr, N.J.
Bond
Offering — John Heller,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
30 for the purchase of $137,000
bonds, as follows:
$122,000 water bonds.
Due on
Nov.
1
from
1958
to
1980 in¬
clusive.
15,000 equipment bonds.
Nov.
Due on Dec.
inclusive.
the
Legality ap¬
Storey,
ThorndikeJ
temporary renewal notes
sold
1967
bv
Boston.
by
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Oct.
Legality ap¬
Charles & Trauernicht,
Louis.
will
the
Milk
$10,000,000
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at a paying agent or agents
E.
Smith,
Clerk, will receive sealed
3.90s, at 100.14,
as
of about 3.88%.
&
Mississippi (State of)
Bond
National Bank; First National
Bank; Midland National Bank, all
Na¬
a
Co., Coffin & Burr, Inc., First
Le¬
approved
of
Minneapolis, and the First
to
Hutton
Michigan Corp., American Se¬
curities Corp., Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson, and Dwinnell, Harkness
000
Magee, Miss.
Offering—Nattye Turner,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Officio
tional Bank of St.
17—v.
of
Speed
Bond
group composed of the Northwest¬
ern
$1,350,000
Oct.
composed of W. E.
Note
of
a
The
—
offered
1677—were awarded
p.
group
&
Sale
proved
Sale—The $100,000 bonds
Oct. 8—v. 186, p. 1552—
awarded
were
certifi¬
cate of indebtedness was sold to
to
Corporation.
and
interest
payable at the Merchants National
by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
issue
$238,-
sold
HAMPSHIRE
bonds
clusive.
Co.
gality
Minneapolis, Minn.
Certificate
receive
(CST) on
$175,-
hospital bonds.
County Auditor, will receive
by Faegre
neapolis.
will
a.m.
Oct. 28 for the purchase of
000
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
(CST)
on
Nov. 5 for the purchase of
of
was
Hampton (P. O. Hampton Falls),
New Hampshire
Bond
ceive
Mississippi
G.
issue
bonds
Wachob-Bender
the
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
Hancock County (P. O.
Bond
Offering—Levi
Sale—An
building
Conant,
John¬
,
at
premium of
of
Warren), Minn.
Bond
Hutzler,
a
Dawes County School District No.
Selectmen,
Chancery
Marshall County (P. O.
&
$30.
Barber, of Minneapolis.
sealed bids until 10
neapolis, as 3V4s, at a
100.04, a basis of about 3.24%.
Bros.
2.52% interest, plus
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
com¬
of Min¬
price of
Mo.
Note Sale—The $1,931,000 notes
Oct. 15 were awarded to
offered
in¬
cessful bidder.
western
Bank,
for
Cooperative Secondary Sch. Dist.
Pennington County (P. O. Thief
River Falls), Minn.
Bond
Offering —C. W. Rode-
posed of Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Allison-Williams Co., Inc.;
J. M. Dain &
Co., and the North¬
National
City Land Clearance
Redevelopment Authority (P. O.
—1
awarded
Com¬
Greenville; Bank
Hollandale,
and
Hollandale,
1677—were awarded to the Ada
p.
National
obligation drainage bonds of¬
fered Oct. 8
v.
186, p. 1313 —
were
Memphis;
age bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 186,
(P. O. Amara), Minn.
Offering—Adolph Hakala,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
Kandiyohi County Common School bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 28
District No. 36 (P. O.
for the purchase of $500,000 hos¬
Wilmar),
Minnesota
pital bonds. Dated Sept. 30, 1957.
Bond Sale—The
$30,000 school Due on Dec. 31 from 1959 to 1968
building bonds offered Oct. 15— incl. Principal and interest pay¬
v.
186, p. 1677—were awarded to able at a banking institution des¬
Sale —The
$155,000
of
Bank, of Leland, Leland.
Bond
Norman County (P. O. Ada), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $24,000 drain¬
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
County (P. O. Le Center),
Bank,
71
cessful bidder.
the Bank of Wilmar.
group composed of First Na¬
tional
mercial National Bank; First Na¬
tional Bank; Greenville Bank and
Trust Co., all of
from
1 from
der.
Bond
to
—
inclusive.
50,000 31/2S.
Feb.
inclusive.
approved by
Le Sueur
Washington County (P. O.
Greenville), Miss.
Sale
The $400,000 road
and bridge bonds offered Oct. 14
—v.
186, p. 1677—were awarded
Bond
of
Peter), Minn.
$100,000 general
p.m.
1973.
Principal and interest payable at
a
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
er,
Le
Bond Sale—The
basis
will
until
1, 1957.
1960
and
Joint Indep. Consol.
No. 1 (P. O. St.
(CST) on Oct. 23 for the purchase
$690,000 school building bonds.
1
1964 inclusive.
Due
Nicolett
Min¬
a
incl.
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
District
sealed
Morrison
4%s.
of
Bond Offering—Robert B. Gun-
derson,
ceive
No. 482
$295,000
Bank
4.40s, at 100.04,
Minnesota
cost of about
as
—
com¬
Hennepin County Independent Sch.
District No. 12 (P. O.
Richfield),
Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Wal¬
ter J. Wade, Inc.; Charles Parcells
& Co., and M. B. Vick &
Co., at
a
price of 100.01, a net interest
4.13%,
1425
p.
group
1968
Principal
and interest payable at a
banking
institution to be designated
by
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
of about 4.39%.
$1,300,000
building and site bonds of¬
fered
a
National
neapolis,
Offering
until
for
186,
to
of
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Allison-Williams Co.,
Inc.;
J. M. Dain &
Co., and North¬
— Georgia
H.
Larson/Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
30
—v.
awarded
posed
bonds
Minnesota
on April 1 from
inclusive.
275,000 3%s. Due
$100,000 park
survey
to
eral
Due
s.
Sale —The
improvement
offered Oct. 7
follows:
1962 inclusive.
to
and
1959
western
Bloomington, Minn.
April 1 from
on
posed of Braun, Bosworth
Neville, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
group
Louis, Paine, Webber,
cost of about
Berry,
Bond
a
Co., and Walter J. Wade, Inc., at
price of 100.03, a net interest
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; H. V. Sattley
& Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Ryan,
Sutherland & Co.; Friday & Co.,
and Charles Parcells & Co., as 5s.
Michigan
to
of
a
Dated Oct.
Lawrence Public School District,
First
Jackson & Curtis, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., McDonald-Moore &
1552—were awarded to a
composed of Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Braun, Bosworth & Co.; The
First
of
Michigan
Corporation;
186, p.
group
The
—
Dec.
from
inclusive.
olis.
stitution
Michigan
Corporation, Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Mercantile Trust Com¬
are
Gilbraltar, Mich.
Sale — The
$1,475,000
District,
$1,750,000
Junior
High
School
Building
bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 186, p.
stitution in Michigan to be desig¬
Bond
School
Michigan
Bond
1969
(CST)
tax
anticipation notes offered Oct. 14
186, p. 1677—were awarded
July 1, 1969.
the successful bidder.
approved
by
Berry,
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
$330,000
to the Lumbermen's Bank of Mus¬
Public
to
ler,
—v.
Muskegon
1959
on
obligation school building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1
of
Alfred LaughBoard of Ed¬
—
from
$287,000
bonds^
Principal and interest payable at
a
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
er, Scott & Barber, of
Minneap¬
1986 inclusive.
Township School District
Bond Offering
1970 and
nated by
Legality
31
1975
clusive; and $18,000 4V2s, due
callable beginning
Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at a banking in¬
thereafter
disposal
plant
Dated Sept. 30, 1957. Due
sewage
due
to
cessful bidder.
Callable
Fraser Public School
a
4y2s,
1968
inclusive.
July 1, 1961. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
est
from
1967
April 1, 1962. Principal and inter¬
est
(A-O) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
1957.
:
$24,000
1
to
bonds.
Dated Oct.
1,
Due on July 1 from 1958 to
building
1964
Oct.
1958
.inclusive; $23,000 43/4S, due
callable
Clearwater Township (P. O.
from
bids until 7:30
p.m. (CST) on Oct.
28 for the
purchase of
•
Bonds due
are
1
inclusive;
Jen-
1, 1967.
for
Oct.
on
/-•
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
as
disposal system
$30,000 4%s, due
sewage
bonds,
on
uine, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 4
for
the
purchase of $1,850,000
school building
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
in 1974 and thereafter
McDonald-
follows:
as
Center Line Public School District,
1960 to 1987 inclusive.
—
4.60%,
July 1, 1967. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at
a
banking institution desig¬
nated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
to
1552
p.
Moore & Co., and H. V. Sattley &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.05,
a net interest cost of about
1986
Michigan
Offering — Edward
186,
—v.
awarded
were
of
as
Sale—The $160,000 bonds
offered Oct. 9
MINNESOTA
Aurora, Minn.
Bond Offering—Frances
Stepetz,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
57
1 from
1958 to
Due on
1962 in¬
clusive.
Dated
Nov.
and interest
First
1, 1957.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Camden
National
Bank
Trust Company, Camden.
ity
approved
field
by
Hawkins,
&
Legal¬
Dela-
Wood, of New York City.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
<
awarded
1426—were
Clayton, N. J.
to
group
a
water composed of Roosevelt & Cross,
John J. Ryan & Co., and J. R.
bonds was sold to J. B. Hanauer &
Ross & Co., taking $629,000 bonds
Co., as 4V4s, at a price of 100.19, a
as 4.10s, at 100.23, a basis of about
basis of about 4.21%.
Sale—The $125,000
Bond
10—v.
Offering
bona
Carlton
—
Brown, Secretary of Board of
ucation, will receive sealed
until
b
payable at the First Na¬
tional bank, of Glassboro. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
office,
Treasurer's
at
or
of
Guaranty Trust Company,
the
Margaret T.
—
1963. Principal and
(J-D)
payable at the
interest
State
Lincoln Park, N.J.
Offering
City.
York
New
Legality
ap¬
receive proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
(EST) man & Howard, of Denver.
on
Oct. 31 for the purchase of
NEW YORK
$115,000 municipal building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. Babylon Union Free School District
Cook, Borough Clerk, will
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
1977
to
1958
from
1
No. 4
Bond
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the
Boonton Trust Co.,
Boonton.
Legality approved by
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $2,building
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1987 inclusive.
Principal
300,000
York City.
School District, N. J.
Lincoln Park
Offering—George A. Grif¬
Bond
Chase Manhattan Bank, New
City, or at the State Bank of
Suffolk, North Linderhurst.
Le¬
(DST) on Oct. 31 for
of $498,000 school
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due
until 8 p.m.
puicbase
bonds.
approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
gality
1978 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Boonton
Trust Co., Boonton. Legality ap¬
1 from 1959 to
Sept.
on
proved by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
and
Central School District No.
i
Note
bids until
100.20,
a
&
14
Ocean
District
No.
offered
Co.,
as
Clerk
Freeholders,
sealed
17
on
1958
from
Due on Nov.
1962 inclusive.
1, 1957.
Dated Nov.
1
bonds.
acquisition
land
$50,000
11 a.m. (DST)
the purchase of
for
6
to
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Toms
approved
Legality
River.
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
Hinckley, of Newark, as
4.20s,J at
price of 100.05, a basis
of about
1
Oct. 10—v.
offered
1553—were
composed
awarded
to
a
186, p.
group
of B. J. Van Ingen &
Oct.
on
terest (A-O)
in
has
1 from 1958 to
Company, of New
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(DST) on
for the purchase of $70,-
school
Due
1957.
1964
bonds.
payable
proved
Trust
1,
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
(A-O)
Genesee
Oct.
Dated
Oct. 1 from 1958 to
on
at
the
Legality ap¬
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Spring Lake, N. J.
h
City.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Nov. 4 for the
purchase of $200,000
(P. O. East Meadow), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Alastair Mac-
ceive
Clerk, will re¬
bids at the office of
District
sealed
he
since
Dec.
until
11
and Sept.
the
1
Town Supervisor, will re¬
until at the of¬
Rowe,
ceive sealed bids
by Reed, Hoyt,
Carthy, of New
Nov.
1,
Washburn & Mc¬
York City.
Wyckoff Township School District
(P. O. Wyckoff), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $630,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 186, p.
820,301
Bank of New York.
Legality
attorneys.
Oct.
Dated
bonds.
Due on Oct.
building
school
$230,000
1,
1958
from
1957.
to
1977
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Schenectady Trust Co.,
approved
Legality
Schenectady.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Clarkson and
Greece Central School District
(P. O. Hilton), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $525,000 school
No.
1678
1
offered
bonds
were
—
186, p.
Shear-
15—v.
awarded to
Oct.
Hammill & Co., and A. G.
Becker & Co., jointly, as 3.40s, at
son,
100.26,
a
basis of about 3.36%.
Rye, N. Y.
Sale
Bond
—
The
$1,000,000
public improvement bonds offered
Oct. 16
v.
186, p. 1553 —were
a
group
composed of
York,
Buf¬
Dean Witter & Co., Adams,
McEntee
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Wood,
Struthers & Co., and Stroud & Co.,
falo,
Bond
as
about
3y4s, at 100.17,
Sale
—
improvement
The
Waverly and Dickinson
St. Regis
bonds offered
Oct.
No.
1
Central
O.
(P.
offered
Oct.
186,
15—v.
awarded
to
school
a
p.
group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of Western New York, Buffalo;
from
15
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Provident Savings'
Trust
&
bonds
Oct.
totaling
14
—
awarded
to
offered
$3,780,000
p.
1426 — were
syndicate composed
186,
v.
a
& Co., First Na¬
tional
Bank, of Portland, Fifth
Third Union Trust Co., of Cincin¬
of Glore, Forgan
W. Pol¬
National City
nati, Baxter & Co., Wm.
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Bank, of Cleveland, McDonnell &
Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
&•
Trip,
path,
Model,.
Inc.,
Co.,
Co.,
Sharonville.
Warren, Ohio
Bond Sale—The various purpose
Offering
Bond
bids until
for the
as
Carrie Lovett,
—
will receive sealed
(EST) on Oct. 21
City Auditor,
noon
purchase of $117,334 bonds,
follows:
$41,000 incinerator plant improvement bonds.
Due on Dec.'1
s
from
to
1958
1967- inclusive.
76,334 street improvement special
assessment bonds. Due on Dec.
from
1
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
1, 1957.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Hughes
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
& Co., Fulton Reid & Co., M. B.
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Vick
&
Co.,
Singer, Deane
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Scribner, McDonald-Moore & Co.,
and Penington, Colket & Co., as
OKLAHOMA
3y4s, at a price of 101.23, a basis
Cement, Okla.
of about 3.08%.
&
Roland
Green,. Ellis
Stone,
June
Dated
&
Raffensperger,
Anderson,
.
O. Sandusky),
(P.
County
Bond
p.
First
to
bonds
awarded
Oct. 10 were
Edwards,
J.
Co.,
Inc.,
Inc.,
Edmond, Okla.
Auditor,
until
Buffing-
will
noon
receive
(EST)
Oct.
24 for the purchase of
300
bonds,
as
R.
jointly.
Offering —W.
Bond
Findlay, Ohio
Offering—C. E.
bids
offered
to
Small-Milburn
and
Corp.
City
sealed
186,
14—v.
Oct.
awarded ~
1426—were
Cleveland
improvement
water
offered
bonds
ment
$47,000 special
Sale—The
assessment
water
improve¬
and
extension
works
Ohio
$55,000
Sale—Tne
Bond
Erie
on
$147,-
follows:
B.
Bryan,
City Clerk, will receive bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 21 for
the purchase of $75,000 swimming
construction
pool
ment
1959 to
and
improve¬
serially from
Due
bonds.
1963 inclusive.
$64,600 street improvement bonds.
on
Oct.
1
from
1958
street
and
Oct.
1
from
Bond
sewer
bonds.
improvement
1958
to
district
Due
1962
on
in¬
clusive.
The
1957.
bonds
McAlester,
to
1967 inclusive.
82,700
Falls), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $430,000
15, 1957. Due on Dec.
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
ton,
$38,000 munic¬
and
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati. '
Due
Disti
186,
of $20,000 fire
equipment bonds.
purchase
Oct.
Dated
Bank
basis of
Y.
N.
Sale—The
Sch.
improve¬
1426—were awarded to Braun,
& Co., Inc., as Vks, at
a basis of about 3.40%.
Bond
Savona,
Bond
1553—were
$50,000 street
a
3.22%.
the
apparatus
100.56,
—
to
street
Barrow,
Offering—Clyde
Bosworth
lock
Parma, Hamlin,
bonds
Ilion, N. Y.
p.
Schenectady, until 2 p.m. (EST)
on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of
1
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Dius until noun
(EaT) on Oct. 30
Sale—The $54,120.97 spe¬
assessment
,j,
Sharonville, Ohio
Pritchard, Esq.,
fice of Thomas A.
ap¬
proved by the above-named bond
cial
Dempsey,
land.
for
ment bonds offered Oct. 9—v.
by
Squire,
of .' Cleve¬
approved
&
Sanders
OHIO
Bond
(P. O. 28 Jay St.,
Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Harold
N.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National City
dated
Ohio National Bank of Columbus.
Legality
1957.
1,
Union Com¬
Bank, Cleveland: or at the
merce
Due on May
York;
New
Bank of
1965 inclusive.
1959 to
Nov.
1957. Due on March 15
15 from 1958 to 1972 in¬
Principal and
interest
(M-S) payable at the State Treas¬
office; First National City
Due
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of NewYork City.
Legality approved by
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Niskayuna
and interest (M-N)
1957. Principal
are
from
1
Dated
payable at the First National Bank
of Spring Lake. Legality approved
bonds
from
to
up
on
urer's
on May
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
bonds.
15,
clusive.
follows:
as
21,000 street bonds.
ipal building bonds offered Oct. 10
—v.
186, p. 1426—were awarded
to the Bank of Bath, as 4s.
The
bonds,
$15,000 jail
school
building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1957. Due on June
1
from
1958
to
1977 inclusive.
,
Oct. 22 for
on
purchase of $36,000 improve¬
ments
Inc.,
inclusive.
(EST)
a.m.
office.
took
(EST)
purchase of $30,-
struction
three
$371,000,000
noon
000,000 Major Thoroughfare Con¬
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
will
receive
Raleigh
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway,
120
Broadway, New
York City, until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Oct. 22 for the purchase of $2,-
70,000 water bonds. Due on Nov.
1 from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Easter-
E.
(
W. Brown,
will receive
State,
until
19 for the
Nov.
,
(State of)
of
bids
sealed
sealed bids at his office in
ment
(Room
in
come
No. 3
Donald,
bonds, as follows:
$130,000 beach erosion bonds. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1967
W.
—
101.04,
Joyce & Co., as ZVzS, at
basis of about 3.40%.
Bond Ottering—led
4.24%.
Offering
group
Stuart & Co., Inc., HarRipley & Co., Inc., Gold¬
Ohio
Mount Airy, N. C.
Bond
ling,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Marine Trust
receive Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist. Co. of Western New
(EST) on
a
100.03, a basis
at
offered
1554 —were
composed of
p.
Co.,
B.
Columbus, Ohio
awarded
Offering—Myron O. Mor¬
Clerk, will
will
sold
Valley National Bank &
Co., Geneseo.
4t4s,
as
about
date.
Sparta Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Geneseo), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Gilbert K.
000
-
be the tenth public sale
Gerosa
West
23
15—v.
p.
Beane,
of
to five years.
one
He
Geneseo, Groveland, Sparta and
4.98%.
Borough
ap¬
$24,000,000 payable in one
years,
$5,000,000
in
ten years, and $7,500,000
by
Legality approved by
Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
Oct.
to
It will
City.
terest
Bond
Le¬
payable at the Marine
Trust
,
Oct.
a
& Co., John Nuveen.
Hornblower
&
Weeks
Pain, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Hayderi,
Miller & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
McDonald-Moore & Co., and John
$60,000 sanitary
offered
to
'
bonds
186,
v.
—
-
$3,500,000
Sachs
man,
&
1678—were awarded to
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
fifteen
one
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1986
Co., and Bo¬
land, Saffin & Co., as 5s, at a
price of 100.10, a basis of about
Co.; Phelps, Fenn &
ris,
186,
or
bonds
series:
to
Broad, District Clerk, will receive
Rockaway School District, N. J.
Bona Sale—The $895,000 school
bonds
Due
1957.
Midland
offered Oct.
4.24%.
National Bank
(EDST) on Oct. 23 for the
purchase
of
$2,300,000
school
building bonds.
Dated July 1,
York
$90,000 water
10—v. 186, p.
1553—were awarded to Adams &
a
Bank,
about Nov. 19, 1957.
proceeds of the sale will
The
a.m.
Trimble &
Sale—The
Bond
II
riman
claims.
Day Central School District No. 1
(P. O. Corinth), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Frank McCourt,
President of Board of Eduction,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
City.
Rockaway, N. J.
bonds
bonds
rr
1
.
The
—
building
16
Halsey,
' '
1 from
May
Due on
Bond Sale—The
sewer
provide funds for construction and
modernization of schools, repav-
approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
will receive
school
awarded
1962 inclusive.
Maiden, N. C.
the
Building
Municipal
gality
L.
Ohio
Oct.
Of
price
v a
City School District,
Sale
Bond
100,000 5J/4s. Due on May 1, 1963.
1,500,000 3V4s.
Due on May 1
ing of streets, and judgments and
Huntington, in Amityville.
of
\'
«
at
..
Secretary
530)
6, N. Y.
Co.,
Middletown
Corp., at par, a net in¬
of about 3.47%, as fol+
1959 to
York
the
The
&
101.32.
Inc.;
$400,000 6s.
$36,500,000 serial bonds will be
held by City Comptroller Law¬
rence
E. Gerosa in his office in
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Security
1553—were awarded
composed of Blyth &
lows:
City, N. Y.
Bond Offering—A public sale of
1,1957. Due on April
1959
to
1977
inclusive.
from
I
1426—were awarded to Mcv
p.
offered
15—v.
186,
Donald
York City.
6
Oct.
p.
terest cost
on
at
Legality
City.
improve-'*
Oct.
bonds
san¬
from 1964 to 1974 inclusive.
Due
Exchange
$26,990.22
The
—
ment
$2,000,000
Smith, Barney & Co.;
of Georgia, of At¬
lanta;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Goodbody & Co., and Interstate
Co.,
proved by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of New
Dated Oct.
until
bids
Nov.
on
a
a
Lucas, Ohio
Sale
Bond
Trust Company
follows:
Payable
Corn
York
New
of
3.90s, at 100.19, a basis
Free Sch. Dist. No.
Board of
the
of
Carter,
Chosen
group
Chairman
1957.
20,
1958.
2,
Chemical
Corinth, Greenfield, Hadley and
Offering—Emily
Bond
Nov.
Dated
River),
County (P. O. Toms
New Jersey
186,
to
$19,950,000 Series CTN-1 notes.
15,180,000 Series CTN-2 notes.
June
at 100.37,
basis of about 3.93%.
Finance
Home
2%s, at par.
Sale—The
Securities
as
p.
First
the
to
Cleveland Corp., as 4s,
itary sewer bonds offered Oct. 15
(EDST) on Oct.
of $35,130,000
temporary loan notes,
of about 3.87%.
3.97%.
basis of about
1 p.m.
186,
14—v.
Federal
the
to
and
as
Bond
22 for the purchase
awarded to Adarns, McEntee
were
Co., and Boland,
jointly, as 4s, at
&
Co.,
1
Authority,
—
15—v.
Oct.
sold
improvement
186, p.
Oct.
special assessment street
Philip J. Cruise announces that
the Authority will receive sealed
New
bonds
building
$42,500 sewer
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 186,
p.
1425—were awarded to B. J.
&
Offering
street
awarded
lo54—were
revenue
Heights, Ohio
special
Sale—The $72,300
offered
bonds
Fayetteville, N. C.
offered
bonds
York City Housing
New York
New
Bond Sale—The
School District, N.J.
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
Ingen
Housing
—v.
(P. O. Amityville), N. Y.
$188,500 school
Delafield &
Morris Plains
Saffin
offered
Agency,
Oct. 16—
v.
186, p. 1678—were awarded to
Roosevelt & Cross,
as
3.70s, at
100.05, a basis of about 3.68%.
building
dormitory
exempt
1553—were
(P. O. Central Valley), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $30,000 school
City.
School
Free
180, p. 1553—were awarded to
Adams & Hinckley, as 41//2S, at par.
Van
a
College (P. O. Elon), N. C.
Sale—The $250,000 non¬
oonds
Co., jointly, as 3%s,
basis of about 3.71%.
Woodbury, Blooming
Grove, Chester and Tuxedo
—v.
Bond
100.28,
tax
Monroe,
and Oyster Bay Union
Babylon
City.
bonds offered Oct.
water
at
Garfield
Bond
CAROLINA
Bond
Co., Inc., and Chas. E.
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
3.70s, at 100.18, a
as
assessment
Elon
,
New York
Lodi, N. J.
Sale —The
Bond
(J-J) payable at the
York
and interest
fith, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
the
(P. O. Lindenhurst), N. Y.
Offering—Frank K. Fre-
vele,
Wood, of
&
t)elafield
Hawkins,
New
Weigold
Co.,
NORTH
Oct.
offered
Gibbons &
and
1962
1,
White &
Trust
basis of about 3.67%.
17—v. 186, p.
1553—were awarded to George B.
fice, Santa Fe, until 9:30 a.m.
(MST) on Nov. 5 for the purchase
of $2,000,000 highway debentures.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due on Dec.
(J-D)
Bond
of¬
bids in the Governor's
sealed
1957. Due
1979 in¬
and interest
1958 to
Principal
clusive.
of
Board
June 1,
from
1
June
on
(State of)
Ottering—The State
Finance
will receive
New Mexico
school
$270,000
of
purcnase
bonas.
Dated
-
Monday, October 21, 1957
.
.
payable at the Ohio Bank & Sav¬
ings Co., Findlay.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&;
Inc.; Manufacturers
Co.,
Buffalo;
&
Cross, and
R. D.
Co.,
Roosevelt
Company, Ilion, as 3s.
Lyme, Clayton, Cape Vincent and
Brown Central School District No.
bonds
Debenture
(EST) on Oct. 29 for
p.m.
the
&
Traders
&
(P. O. Chaumont), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
MEXICO
NEW
Ed¬
bids
Blair
1553—were awarded
p.
1
N. J.
R.
School District,
Glassboro
186,
Ilion National Bank & Trust
to the
4.06%.
*■
.
(1786)
58
$260,000 offered Oct. 9—v. 186, p.
1554—were awarded, as follows:
$155,000
street equipment bonds
to R. J.
are
Principal
dated
interest
Oct.
1,
(A-O)
Okla.
Sale—The bonds totaling
65,000
Edwards, Infc.
fire
bonds
to
fighting
the
equipment
First Securities
Volume
186
Number
5633
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1787)
Company
of
Kansas,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 28 for the purchase of $415,-
and
Honnold &
Co., jointly.
limited
access
facility
40,000
bonds to
the
Dec.
1, 1957.
Due
1958
to
inclusive.
Bank
&
Co., of Oklahoma City;
Josey & Company.
'*
" -
Oct.
to
the
1-
2.83%
at
Secretary,
Oct.
on
Thomas
bonds,
1959
$425,000
&
Co.
maturing
to
1979
on
The
creasing
Oct.
1
from
inclusive, bear
in¬
to
5.35%.
$275,000
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1977, are
5%s.
Offering—Madeline Hum¬
District Clerk, will receive
will
1959
to
1967
Township Sch. District
(P. O. Havertown), Pa.
eral
—
The
to
$360,000 gen
obligation bonds offered Oct.
a
of
$100,006,
about
2.92%,
$60,000
4s.
follows:
as
Oct.
on
from
1
80,000 2%s.
Due on Oct. 1 from
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
180,000 2%s.
1965
40,000
to
Due
Due
1974 to
on
Oct. 1 from
1973 inclusive.
3s.
Oct.
on
from
1
Federal Reserve System
1977 inclusive.
INDEXES
000 school revenue bonds
&
Average—100
Seasonally Adjusted
1957
1 Q'ifi
production,
".^Manufactures—,
Durable
^ t.
-Consumer
Major
145
144
146
144
146
147
146
147
146
148
162
162
158
159
161
~
127
'
132
132
113
7
115
"234
115
139
111
84
148
59
113
119
116
118
114
'
t234
220
X
t227
220
t
$
251
X
X
250
%.i-
251
other
„~_I7
Employment, total
*
"
t236
"
219
'
X
X
at
106.0
105.4
105.5
104.6 1
112.9
95.0
'
,
92
+ 134
X
Dodge
on
data
the Bureau
available.
1947-49
for
of
Metal
metals
_
,
134
Electrical
l
Transportation equipment
Autos, trucks, and parts
Other transportation equip.
,
Instruments
Clay, glass, and lumber products
Stone, clayr..and glass products
;
-
,
Lumber and
products-
and
Furniture
,
136
140
Stroh, County Controller, will
ceive
104
131
}45
improvement
Eastern
Labor
moving
States,
averages,
Employment
Statistics
and
1977
on
11
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
Bonds
are
callable
Unadjusted1957
1956
Aug.
Sept.
131
128
145-
171
173
1, 1967. Principal and in¬
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
144
141
144
&
Luzerne County Institution District
(P. O. Wilkes-Barre), Pa.
151
158
145
142
155
Bond
Offering — Robert
Stroh, County Controller, will
210
216
210
220
ceive
193
207
211
175
169
165
177
191
208
181
120
127
112
96
121
92
340
340
317
340
340
317
174
177
171
174
174
171
136
139
139
142
143
145
158
158
154
161
161
157
on
until
11
a.m.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
$4,500,000 general obligation
improvement bonds.
Dated Dec.
1, 1957.
Due
to
inclusive.
1983
on
126
X
125
133
136
139
136
140
1971 and thereafter
123
122
126
124
125
144
146
148
of Dec.
144
150
X
105
108
99
103
104
107
t
100
105
102
111
113
X
115
118
116
122
11a
X
132
X
X
135
X
102
X
X
Bonds
are
due
callable
in
as
Principal and in¬
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Townsend Elli-
150
145
ott &
104
150
printing
X
X
_
.
v
108
.»
118
■152
148
147
X
164
159
X
165
1, 1970.
141
141
137
143
137
139
t
129
131
X
116
133
X
147
140
X
147
143
Chemicals-and petroleum products
Chemicals and allied products
174
173
168
175
170
168
t
Munson, of Philadelphia.
— The
foregoing supple¬
the report in our issue of
Note
ments
Sept. 30—v. 186, p. 1427.
160
publishing
Newsprint* consumption
Job
printing and periodicals
Paper and allied products
Printing
Industrial
Petroleum
Food,
_
_
and
chemicals
coal
and
J
products
beverages, and tobacco
and
beverage mfrs
Food
Food
manufactures
Beverages
185
177
X
180
177
Marple Township (P. O. Broomal),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale
The $860,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
t
203
194
X
199
192
bonds
145
142
143
147
144
145
114
114
113
130
122
129
X
114
114
X
122
130
t
113
115
X
123
134
.
X
Tobacco manufactures
X
112
X
X
116
X
X
106
X
X
111
129
130
127
127
129
Minerals:
Mineral
fuels
128.
Coal
82
Crude
oil
Natural gas
Metal,
stone,
and gas liquidsearth minerals
and
t Preliminary.
tNot available.
85
86
86
87
90
150
150
151
146
146
147
135
Crude oil and natural gas
Loeb
131
130
135
134
139
X
X
193
X
t
186
130
132
133
143
147
147
of
&
3^s.
as
the
group:
Co.;
Goldman,
Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Stroud &
Co., Inc.; De Haven & Townsend;
Crouter & Bodine; First of Mich¬
&
igan
—
1427
—
offered
were
composed
Oct.
8—v.
awarded
of
to
186,
a
Hereford, Texas
Bond
Offering—Dudley Bayne,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids
28
Bond
14
Sale—The $100,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
awarded
were
Patton
of
&
Co.,
100.18
to
McJunkin
3%s, at
as
price
a
water
1957.
Wilkes-Barre
Pa.
*
$350,000 general obligation improvement bonds
Oct.
15—v.
awarded
were
to
186,
a
p.
1554-
group
1970
Sale—The
Oct. 17
186,
v.
—
to Ira
1679
p.
group
Mulenburg Township School Dist,
Authority (P. O. Bellevue Ave
Laureldale), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000
Offering
E.
—
C.
Rea,
Mayor,
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 5 for
the purchase of $375,000
bonds, as
follows:
$175,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Nov. 15, 1957. Due on
May 15 from 1961 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
200,000 water works and
bonds.
revenue
15,
1957.
sewer
Dated
Due
Oct.
April
on
15
from 1960 to 1980 inclusive.
Orange
County
Navigation and
(P. O. Orange),
Port District
Texas
m
Bond Sale—An isstie of
$1,250,building and
first mortgage
improvement bonds was sold to a
syndicate composed of the Metro¬
politan Dallas Corp.; Emerson &
Co.;
McClung & Knickerbocker;
Co., Inc.; First of Texas
Corp.; M. E. Allison & Co., Inc.;
Dittmar &
P
-
1 lo
o
k
Co., and
Co., as fol¬
c
Winston
&
lows:
$70,000
5s.
Due
Oct.
on
from
1
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
100,000 5V8S.
1963
to
Due
1967
on
1968
1972
to
170,000 5%s.
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
140,000 5V4S. Due
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
on
Oct. 1 from
—
330,000
on
Oct. 1 from
5%s.
Due
Oct.
on
1,
1987.
were
Haupt & Co., and
Due
1983 to 1986 inclusive.
4%
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Callable on
Oct. 1, 1964. Principal and inter¬
est
101.21,
public
basis of about 3.78%.
a
SOUTH
Meade
County, Enning Common
Bond
Sale—The $8,000 funding
bonds offered Sept. 23—v. 186, p.
1207—were
Butte
awarded to
Valley
Bank,
the
of
Bear
Sturgis,
5s.
Minnehaha
County Indep. School
Bond Sale—The $10,000 school
building bonds offered Sept. 23
^^^Vfner^sVteBLko/L^ons
^
e a
Lyons,
I as
'
ar pa
*
1
School District
(P. O. Rapid City), S. Dak.
BondSale
—
The $2,070,000
School building bonds offered Oct.
16—v. 186, p. 1554—were awarded
to
by
McCall,
Paris, Texas
I
Bond
Sale
group composed of John Nuveen &
Co.; Wm. Blair & Co.; the
The
—
water
and
bonds
offered
sewer
$1,000,000
system
Oct.
revenue
14—v.
186, p.
purchased by
iEtauscher, Pierce & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
4.24%, as follows:
555
were
—
$258,000 4s. Due
1959 to 1971
July
on
from
1
inclusive.
437,000 4V2S. Due
1972 to 1979
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
305,000 4.30s. Due
on
July 1 from
1980 to 1985 inclusive.
Seagoville Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond
Rapid City Indep.
No.
approved
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Sch, Dist. No. 35 (P. O. Enning),
South Dakota
as
(A-O) payable at the Re¬
National Bank, of Dallas.
Legality
DAKOTA
000
Sale—An
issue
school house
to Thornton &
bonds
of
$157,-
was
McMahon,
as
sold
fol¬
lows:
$14,000 4V2S. Due
April 1 from
on
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
a
Commerce
Trust
Co., of Kansas
city; Baxter & Co., American National Bank, of St. Paul; Boettcher
& Co., and Wachob-Bender Corp.,
at 100.0002, a net interest cost of
about 3.77%, as follows:
$270,000 3%s. Due
1960 to
1,060,000
from
1968
3.60s.
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
Jan.
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
740,000 3%s. Due
1975
on
to
1977
on
Jan. 1 from
19,000 4%s. Due
1964
TEXAS
Due
April 1 from
on
1970 to 1987 inclusive.
The
bonds
1957 and
1977.
dated
are
callable
are
Principal
(A-O)
office.
Sept.
Legality
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
1,
of Oct. 1,
interest
the
State
at
proved
Texas
as
and
payable
Treasurer's
ap¬
Parkhurst &
City Indep. Sch. District,
Texas
Bond
school
Concho County Commissioners
Precinct No. 2 (P. O.
April 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
to
124,000 5s.
inclusive.
Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner; Harrison &
Co., and Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a price of
100.46, a basis of about 3.58%.
15,
1958
Lake Jackson, Texas
Bond
220,000 5%s.
$1,150,000
p.
from
1978 to 1982 inclusive.
public improvement bonds offered
awarded
15
las. Legality approved
by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
,
Ponce, Puerto Rico
Bond
system
Nov.
inclusive.
220,000 5V2S. Due
RICO
$96,000
sewer
Dated
Nov.
on
Oct.
on
of
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Mercantile National Bank of Dal¬
com¬
Peabody & Co.,
Ira Haupt & Co., and W. fl. New-hold's
Son
&
Co., as 44/85, at
100.26, a basis of about 4.09%.
PUERTO
and
bonds.
Due
Rowles,
School District,
Sale—The
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
works
revenue
Eddleman
.
Bond
2
the
000
Washington County Institution
(P. O. Washington), Pa.
Dist.
eral
until
for
Corporation;
Gregory
&
Sons; King, Quirk & Co., Inc.; A.
Webster Dougherty &
Co.; Dol¬
phin & Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes
& Co.; Harrison &
Co.; Bartow,
Leeds & Co.; A. E. Masten &
Co.,
Dec. 1 from 1959
135
X
Leather and products
bids
sealed
(EST)
H.
-
of
121
119
Rubber products
members
District No. 48 (P. O. Lyons),
South Dakota
212
106
products-
Other
Munson, of Philadelphia.
172
139
•
as
terest
148
172
in
due
terest
products-
leather
,
re¬
of Dec.
tSept.
p.
group
ment bonds as 3%s.
1,300,000 funding bonds
a.m.
Dec. 1 from 1958
144
apparel
mill
and
1;o
Due
122
manufactures
Apparel and allied products.—
Paper
1, 1957.
bonds.
X
fixtures
and
and
until
of
tl40
148
J
Rubber
bids
(EST) on,Oct. 30 for the purchase
$1,000,000 general obligation
95
tll8
174
-
H.
166.7
Nondurable Manufactures:
Textile
County (P. O.
Wilkes-Barre), Pa.
Bond
Offering — Robert
sealed
M-S. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas.
Banco Credito y Ahorro
Ponceno,
of San Juan, jointly, at a price of
Luzerne
X
37
186,
a
$5,300,000 general public improve¬
years
Principal and
(M-N)
payable at the
Dauphin Deposit & Trust Co.,
Harrisburg. Legality approved by
Nissley, Cleckner & Fearen, of
Harrisburg.
135
miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Textiles
10
100.6
three-month
to
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., and J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc.,
at a price of
100.01, a net interest
cost of about
3.29%, as follows:
interest
94
Sept,
177
168
Nonelectrical
Furniture
after
206
Machinery
f
i
j
callable
are
114.1
1956
140
.
products-
and
97.6
.
16—v.
headed
from date of issue.
1968 and thereafter
Aug.
174
___
metal
sive, while the $855,000 bonds due
165.0
Averag&=---100
tSept, /.
fabricating
Fabricated
.
;
inclu¬
1977
112.2
..
-1957
Primary
to
98.6
Seasonally Adjusted
'
1962
Nov. 1, 1997 bear a rate of 52/4%.
The bonds are dated Nov. 1, 1957
*130
139
.
$6,600,000
posed of Kidder,
from
96
based
$Not
Manufactures:
interest
bear
*165.7
—
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
Durable
bonds
129
1143
indexes
'
96.6
—
87
'
■
113.9
95.0
*128
month, of F. W.
payrolls indexes are compiled by
tPreliminary.
Oct.
awarded
were
turities
107.9
111.3
offered
—
offered
120.4
103.7
second
4Estimated,
Co., and Fauset, Steele
The
Legality
The
—
starting at 4Va% and rising
to 54/4%.
In the case of the ma¬
255
121.0
—
and
Co.
251
X
111.1
contract
X
254
121.6
Payrolls
NOTE—Construction
X
119.2
'I
—
X
120.9
X
;
Nondurable
1679
Sale
-
;
120.4
—
7—_
Freight carloadings
;
Department store sales, value
Department store stocks, value
centered
134
127
value—Z
Nonagricultural employees, total-I
Manufacturing (prod, workers)—
...
133
106
t235
Residential
Durable
136
145
r
129
Gas
;
130
117
„Z—
Construction contracts,
'
130
123
141
—
durables-
output,' total
130
'131
132
.
132
-
consumer
131
130
129
goods, totall
durables
Electricity
All
Sept.
146
—
consumer
Other
?'
Aug.
144
.
Utility
tSept.
159
durable
Autos
Sept.
j;
132
Minerals. '
;<
1956
Aug.
total
-
Nondurable
.
1 0^7
lIiwD
tSept.
Industrial
bonds
sold
was
rates
Unadjusted-
Dated Nov.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bond
Township Authority
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,185,-
&
to 4.10%.
and J. S. Strauss & Co.
Lower Paxton
Biddle
on
Interest
to
Sachs
Due
mature
Interest M-N.
Kuhn,
a group composed of Butcher &
Sherrerd; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Dolphin
&
Co., Bache & Co.;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke;
Schaffer, Necker & Co.; Yarnall,
Board of Governors of the
BUSINESS
1957.
net interest cost of
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
The bonds
are dated Oct.
1,
subject to prior redemp¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
a
bonds
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Sherrerd, and
Co., at a price
to
1947-49
1,
group composed of Stroud &
Co.; Butcher &
Fauset, Steele &
Co.;
The
from 3%%
inclusive.
Haverford
Sale
&
of
ranging
receive
as
Bond
bonds
revenue
group composed
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1987
inclusive,
and
bear interest rates
A
of Nov. 1, 1962. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Township Treasurer's office.
1957 and
tion.
James
until 7:30 p.m. (EST>
for the purchase oi
21
from
The
term
(P. O. Beaverton), Oregon
Kerner.
$17,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov.
serial
terest rates starting at 4% and in¬
District
—
a
Haupt
10—v. 186, p. 1427—were awarded
Borough Parking Authority (P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
and
Bond
mel,
Wheeler,
Exchange
City,
Deane & Scribner; Ar¬
thurs, Lestrange & Co.; Moore,
Leonard & Lynch; Stroud & Co.,
.
48
Corn
York
Singer,
Not Sold—No bids were
received for the
$320,000 sanitary
bonds offered Oct. 14—v.
186, p.
1554.
No.
Offering
ra
to
Bache & Co.;
DeHaven &
Townsend; Crouter &
Bodine,
and
Rambo,
Close
&
Township (P. O.
Lewistown), Pa.
Bond
building
sold
was
Granville
to
parking revenue bonds was sold
privately to a group composed of
c
Bonds
Washington County School
New
awarded
were
Bond Sale—An issue of
Douglas County, Green Sanitary
District (P. O.
Roseburg), Ore.
;
15
Braddock
Co., of Oklahoma City.
.
burgh.
Callable
interest.
the
'
Oct.
Chemical
•
Bank,
Trust
OREGON
1679.
p.
Redevelopment <
Authority, Pa.
Sale—The $542,000 notes
Note
Sperry), Okla.
&
186,
our
PENNSYLVANIA
offered
J-
Bond
Bank
in
supple¬
issue of
Beaver Falls
r
Sale—The $110,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 10—v. 186,
awarded
Bank, McKeesport.
Legality approved by Burgwin,
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬
1
County Indep. Sch. District
National
foregoing
report
14—v.
'
purchase of 9,000 bonds,
including
$5,000 building and $4,000 trans¬
portation.
•;
\
:
■
J'
•
the
school
vania National
sealed bids
—
1554—were
Principal
payable at the Western Pennsyl¬
(J-D) payable at the
Note —The
ments
tion/will receive sealed bids-un¬
til* 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 22
for the
Liberty
Dec. 1 from
on
land.^*'"'
l?oiid Offering
Johnny Rush¬
ing, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
p.
Dated
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shider & Sayre, of Port¬
Shawnee), Okla.
(P. O.
1977
and interest
Pottawatomie County Dependent
School District No. 27
(P. O.
8
bonds.
National
National Bank, of
McAlester;
Evan
L.
Davis, - and H. I.
Tulsa
school building
group composed of
a
First
Trust
000
59
10—v.
S
a
1
house
e
—
The
bonds
$1,000,000
offered
Oct.
1555—were awarded
to a group composed of Dewar,
Paint Rock), Texas
Robertson & Pancoast; Moreland,
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000 Brandenberger, Johnston & Curroad bonds was sold to R. K. Dun¬ rie; Shearson & Hammill & Co.;
bar & Co., Inc., as 4s, and 33/4s. 1R.
J.
Edwards, Inc.; Dwinnell,
.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.. Harkness & Hill, and Muir In1
from
1958
to
1967
inclusive, vestment
Corp., at a price of
186,
p.
n
,
__
.
_
/
I and Financial Chronicle
The Commercii
.
1957
Monday, October 21,
.
.
(1788)
€0
cost
net interest
about 4.09%, as follows:
100.005,
a
inclusive.
1969 to 1980
Due on Nov. 15
1987 inclusive.
4.10s.
340,000
from 1981 to
District
Tuloso-Mid way lndep. Sch.
(P.
00C
was
the
Corpus Christi), Tex.
issue of $975,-
O.
Sale—An
Bond
refunding bonds
composed of
schoolhouse
sold to
First
group
a
Improvement
Ogden), Utah
Offering—Rulon F. Star-
Bond
Bank, of Dal¬
las, and Roten, Mosle & Co., as
4.40s, at a price of 100.07, a basis
of about 4.39%.
Dated Oct. 15,
1957. Due on Oct. 15 from 1958 to
1975 inclusive. Bonds due in 1973
and thereafter are callable as of
(MST) on Nov. 4 for the pur¬
of $2,800,000 general obli¬
sanitary sewer plant and
system bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957;
Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1976
inclusive.
Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
gation
(A-O)
terest
Christi
Corpus
Bank,
Corpus
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
State National
Christi. Legality
approved by McCall,
Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Wills Point, Texas
street
improvement
sold to R. J.
and 4s.
on
Oct.
clusive.
was
Edwards, Inc., as 5s
Dated Oct. 15, 1957.
Due
1972 in¬
Legality
A-O.
Interest
approved by McCall,
Graded School District,
sion's
Parkhurst &
school
bonds offered Oct. 16—v. 186, p.
1680 were awarded to Townsend,
Dabney &
Tyson, as 3.70s, at
100.29, a basis of about 3.66%.
sealed
bids at the Commis¬
office,
222,
Room
Finance
the
purchase
and
sewer
July 1, 1957.
1958
O.-White River
and
1971
to
$420,000
of
interest
Due on July 1 from
inclusive. Principal
Peoples National Bank, Charlottes¬
Bond Sale — The $100,000 re¬ ville. Legality approved by Reed,
funding bonds offered Oct. 16—v. Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
186, p.
1680—were awarded to
George P. Fogg & Co., as 3.80s.
Hampton, Va.
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
Middlebury College (P. O.
bonds offered
Oct. 15
v.
186, p. 1555 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; F. W. Craigie
& Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Mason-Hagen, Inc.; Rand & Co.,
and McDonnell & Co., at 100.03, a
net interest cost of about 3.54%,
eral
receive sealed
(EDST) on Oct.
purchase of $525,000
ley, President, will
bids until 4 p.m.
the
for
28
dormitory rev¬
Oct. 1, 1956.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1996
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
non-tax
exempt
Dated
bonds.
enue
improvement
—
Offering—Egbert C. Had-
as
follows:
$600,000 4s.
Polk, Ward-
receive
will
school
10
Principal and
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
bids
sealed
(PST)
on
of
until
8
offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer, to
mode only by the Prospectus.
ONTARIO
p.m.
1, 1957.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1977
inclusive. Callable after 10 years
Dated
Dec.
Principal and
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
date of issue.
from
(J-D)
interest
Port
bonds offered Oct.
QUEBEC
La
p.m.
callable
New York
$124,000 were sold to a
composed of Banque Canadienne Nationale; Credit-Que¬
totaling
bec, Inc., and Florido Matteau, as
5V2S, at
(Village), and
pins in either
1
case an
!■
Cato,
Offering
Bond
1977 inclusive.
Oct.
on
Due on
1, 1957.
an
Principal and
interest payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
accrued interest, if any,
tax
1428
offered
—
were
the
to
186, p.
Federal
Finance
price of par.
Home
Agency, as 23/4S, at a
WYOMING
_
%
.
•
.
.
«
•
.
i
.
1*
BLYTH & CO., INC.
-
SECURITIES & CO.
GLORE, F ORGAN & CO.
HARRIMAN RIPLEY & CO.
Incorporated
LEHMAN BROTHERS
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.
&
STONE & WEBSTER SECURITIES
BEANE
CORPORATION
SMITH, BARNEY & CO.
WHITE, WELD & CO.
$75,000
awarded
sewer
revenue
FIRST OF MICHIGAN CORPORATION
of the
bonds
Sept. 30—v. 186, p.
$90,000
offered
1208.
County, Fprt Washakie
School District (P. O.
Washakie),
bonds
offered
Oct.
WEEKS
,
.
;
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
5 V2 %
water
bonds
■<
1 from
was
works
sold
to
a
$400,000
and
sewer
group
com¬
posed of Belanger, Inc., Provincial
of Canada, Credit-Quebec,
Bank
Inc., and Florido Matteau & Files,
at a price of 92.01, a basis of about
6.63%
Dated June 1, 1957. Due 011
St.
Marc
Bond
School Board, Quebec
issue of $225,-
Sale—An
500
building bonds was sold to
& Forget, as 5Hs, at a
price of 98.11, a basis of about
(5.91%. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on
Forget
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
SASKATCHEWAN
<
Regina, Sask.
Debenture Sale — An issue of
5%% debentures was
$1,050,000
,REBBEWE& IAP
JACKSON N CURTIS
DEAN WITTER & CO.
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
1967 inclusive.
Due 011 Nov.
1977 inclusive.
1968
were
awarded to the State, as 3\'sS, at
sold
BRITISH
Prince
Debenture
a
group
composed
of the
Corp.; James
Richardson & Sons; Mills, Spence
6
Co.; Bell, Gouinlock
& Co.;
Houston, Willoughby & Co., and
COLUMBIA
George, B. C.
Sale — An issue
$235,000 5% debentures was
to
Dominion Securities
CANADA
October 17, 1957.
1958 to
14
par.
HORNBLOWER &
$266,000 5V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
Wyoming
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing
DREXEL & CO.
E.
lows:
Sale—Bosworth, Sullivan
Co., Inc., and Peters, Writer &
Inc.,
jointly, were
Fremont
MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER &
A.
to
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Christensen,
GOLDMAN, SACHS & CO.
sold
.
Wyo.
DuBois,
7
Bond
EASTMAN DILLON, UNION
was
Co., at 93.68, a net inter¬
cost of about 5.89%, as fol¬
est
non¬
revenue
10—v.
Oct.
sold
and
Housing
MORGAN STANLEY & CO.
-
bonds
Roxboro, Quebec
$400,000
dormitory
exempt
bonds
THE FIRST BOSTON CORPORATION
school
Ames &
Wisconsin
•.
as
Interest M-S.
434,000 5s.
Sale—The
Bond
was
Inc.,
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1977
on
College (P. O. LaCrosse),
Vitebro
Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained from only such of the undersigned
as
may legally offer these Debentures in compliance with the
V
securities laws of the respective States.
, 4
"
$190,-
bonds
Montreal-East, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $700,000
bidder.
cessful
building
W.
inclusive.
1976
Quebec
of
Credit-Quebec,
to
Due
$330,000 school bonds.
to
issue
Sale—An
school
1,
1958 to
5V2S, at a price of 97.57, a basis of
about 6.006%. Dated Sept. 1, 1957.
issue of
Dated Nov.
Nov. 1 from 1959
31,
Nov.
Interest M-N.
Maniwaki School Board,
WiJdgrube, District Clerk, will
sell at public auction at 3:30 p.m.
(CST)
Dated
5.85%.
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Robert
—
price of 97.23, a basis
a
about
1957.
000
and Rockland
(Towns) Joint Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Valders). Wis.
New York Stock Exchange,
amount equal to any dealer's concession and
—
and
Bond
Liberty, Eaton
current offering price on the
Longueil, Quebec
Sale
Paving, sidewalk
street lighting bonds
Bond
curbs
City.
WISCONSIN
Subscription Price 100%
or
In¬
terest A-O.
sold
price
price of
a
about 5.92%.
Due on Oct. 1
1972 inclusive.
1958 to
from
to Be-
sold
was
5YzS, at
of
Oct. 1, 1957.
Dated
of
Valders
sale
bonds
langer, Inc., as
98.17, a
basis
Chase Man¬
York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
prices (i) the highest known price at which the Debentures are being
offered in the over-the-counter market or (//) the greater of the last
Sale—An issue of $80,500
group
of Sept. 1,
gantown, or at the
hattan
Bank,
New
During and after the subscription period the several underwriters may
offer Debentures to the public at prices not less than the Subscription
Price set forth above (less, in the case of sales to dealers, the conces¬
sion allowed to dealers ' and not more than the greater of the following
School Board, Que.
Patrie
1958. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the State
Treasurer's
office;
Farmers
&
Merchants National
Bank, Mor¬
Itights, evidenced by subscription warrants, to subscribe for these De¬
bentures are being issued by the Company to the holders of its Com¬
mon Stock, which
rights will expire at 3:30 P.M., Eastern Standard
Time, on November 1, 1957, as more fully set forth in the Prospectus.
Interest A-O.
clusive.
building
will
7
in 1960 and thereafter are
1972
sold to A. E. Ames
Co., and the Bank of Montreal,
jointly, at a price of 96.60. Due
on
Oct. 15 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
6
Bond
VIRGINIA
pal swimming pool bonds. Dated
July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1960 inclusive. Bonds due
as
Due November 1,
was
of
improvement de¬
51/2%
Atkin¬
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Nov. 5 for
the purchase of $171,000 munici¬
Due 1972
Sound, Ontario
Sale — An issue
bentures
186, p. 1316—were awarded
until
Dated November 1, 1957
Owen
Debenture
group
Mayor,
45/s% Convertible Debentures
I
$300,000
Morgantown, W. Va.
Bond Offering — G. C. Hough,
Consumers Power Company
Interest A-O.
sive.
hay any of these
$35,156,700
was
Corp.,
Bond
the Bankers
to
Ltd., at a price of 95.89. Due on
Oct. 15 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
composed of the Seat¬
tle-First National Bank, of Seat¬
The offer is
bonds
improvement
5%%
sold
(P. O. Vancouver), Wash.
Sale—The $300,000 gen¬
a
Sale—An issue of $55,000
Bond
Bond
eral obligation
Ont.
Dundas,
Vancouver Port District
of
to 20 years.
one
for the pur¬
$50,000 general obliga¬
bonds.
tion
Due in
5s, at a price of 88.00.
as
will re¬
12
Nov.
WEST
Deb en tares.
bitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., and the
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.,
Chehalis), Wash.
Offering — Harold Quick,
Bond
of $1,500,-
capital expenditure bonds was
sold to a group headed by Nes¬
No. 401 (P. O.
Lewis County Treasurer,
Newfoundland
Bond Sale—An issue
000
School District
Centralia Joint
chase
Oct.
inclusive.
NEWFOUNDLAND
St. John's,
Thurston Counties,
Lewis and
ceive
5.65%.
15, 1957. Due 011
15 from 1969 to 1977
years
tle; Blyth & Co., Inc., and
son & Company.
This amiouucemeu t is neither an
a
Oct.
about
of
basis
96.61,
Dated
(J-D)
interest
to
Co.,
Corp., W.
date of issue.
from
8—v.
Due on Oct. 1 from
after
Callable
&
son
$525,-
1, 1957. Due
1959 to 1977 in¬
from
1
Dominion Securities
C. Pitfield & Co., and
Winslow & Winslow, as S^s, at
(PST) on
a.m.
Dec.
Dated
clusive.
Dated
(J-J) payable at the
Brunswick
$800,000
improvement bonds was sold to a
group composed of Nesbitt, Thom¬
John, New
Bond Sale—An issue of
Eva Burgett,
—
obligation
general
Dec.
water
bonds.
revenue
Junction), Vermont
approved by Davis,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Gordon Ben¬
Bldg., Capital Square, Richmond,
until noon (EST) on Oct. 31 for
Middlebury), Vt.
bonds
15 from 1958 to
ceive
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
Offering
Bond
County
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 10
on
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
Vermont
of $30,000
Bond Sale—An issue
37
000
Vista, Va.
Bond Offering—J.
(P.
No.
BRUNSWICK
NEW
St.
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Vancouver), Wash.
Clark County, Vancouver
bonds.
Buena
from 1958 to
15
clusive.
WASHINGTON
Oct. 31 for the purchase of
VIRGINIA
VERMONT
Hartford
Co.,
&
3.95%.
of Chicago.
Bond
Smith,
to
and Lyons &
Shafto, Inc., jointly, as 4s, at a
price of 100.42, a basis of about
chase
Bennington
awarded
1555—were
Barney
Oct.
on
1
Due
Vt..
$580,000 school
offered Oct. 10—v. 186, p.
bonds
Clerk of Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 8
Republic National
April 15, 1972.
on Oct.
from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
3V2S.
Securities, Ltd. E|ue
1977 in¬
to Pemberton
inclusive.
1963
to
Bond Sale—The
ley,
p.m.
1958
of
1,400,000
Winooski Graded Sch. District,
(P. O.
District
Company;
Southwest
Kiendl,
New York City.
Central Weber SeWer
Due on Nov. 15
from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
398,000 4s. Due on Nov. 15 from
41/2S.
$262,000
&
Sunderland
Well,
UTAH
of
of
sold
the
Bank
of
Aug. 1, 1982.
MontreaL
Due
Interest F-A.
011
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